5 10 272 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f457a67bb00be8c8f3a66c66633366cf.pdf 249f44374aa75e4faff15a8ab6740a5c PDF Text Text Ii--- --' -- -c-a- - * - ;_ , __" -iI- @01 - - . - FrIday, Nov. U, 972 66--The Sartord Herald .-,, '.Ja.' -., HOPE OF OUR COMMUNIT - __ n r -c I 0: I The , Church... I AuocIa g topes Souther Notre t The c the which both, to ferenee Highw a y 4116 Forr%1 Cit y. Florida Morning Wors hip Sunday School ' V 4311 m Morning Worship Church It*I?1iIIQ 11 DOia 4 1Sf 7 30I .11bbath ii 001)00 Alto *WOS on (vniflQWCW%'P II 00 I? 00 noon Wclrri*y Ev e ning ' .'(l'flU PRINGS frt THE S(VE$H DAY game It virtue - to-head Wots1ap 5erv'tr 9 0* f it 00* m (vCfln Wn'cp.O 7 x -- .anø Pr over? '.tnet.nQ 7 IC ' with a Cal sta Cot flehand Lam . "t-ay TPa ¶ntia17 SttacxI their '' game I I Fernly worship Evening Worship aO 30* m We neudaI Roble ;o 9.7 POU CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cot. 14Th St A Oak Ave Pslot R Rotert by 9 43* en Sunday School The one Last Moening Worship 11 ta m ChurCh li'*uPhQ 6 131' en 1vf'nflIJWII'SPI'P 7 (P cml. P11 7 TC p,I,,m Yoult I i-'IDw'.(sji DEl School $ 45* en Saiu'.p'1tion II 00* en 730p en mon "The li.agt Survaey Bible Study Mor ning Wor sh ip At I)tCPI IA'ag PINt CREST BAPTIST CHURCH by t 58)5 l'.i( i'''- ' -- Rv Paul 0 Trassel Sunday St'xI 3%otn' %'5-1' 1 11 Il (1)-a' "' "° " But what wi ll Momrn) do? She will make pies for Thanksgiving dinner. Then the house will smell sweet and spicy from the baking. and there will be a big table with the huge, browned turkey. and grandfather will say S 30p en 7 000 m Sunday Schoot Mcwnirv Worth 10 We ct en Il 7 3(Ip ri 7 30 Evening W/WSPI.p Tpaurs Prayet Meeting 7 Xip en Rev William E Millet, PS0F Thanksgiving is a day unique to Americans. In this troubled world of today Americans might Count their blessings with hesitant hearts, but stop to compare your lot with your brothers in other nations, and YOU "'' Give thanks, then, in the church of your choice. 7 )Op en 7 30p en Pna,tr & Praise ~ I . SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Meeting temporarily at First Federal Savings and Loan. Altamonte Sprang 1W Semoran-SR 436) - ~ ,' Hista Tucudas Wc'dncsda} Thwsda, John John John John John 11,111uhirla, Sunday School 1s a"CJ' - -, ' We I fv.'n,ng Worship Wed (vinhin 6 001 " " t !12' 1 J2' t !2' 1 ii' t t t 312' t 1('t!l()(/j%I 1317 Park AveOU,-Ii t 1P4ukCs OF CHRIST Sa"ala'y Gcrwve hAp I 1414 131 0601,80 S 15* en Fa.'nuiel'.t 000* en 14,lpti Itii-*r'c it B i ble study B'bueSc,0I 10 00* en t I 00* en Morning *oesh'p iVCiTStuP "' ii DCII en 6 001 en I 5$'flarIC) Srna CI '"'. '' " -- I - ,--, - 9 )0a en Coffee Conversation 10 30* en Worship 11 Xe en Junior Youth Fellowship 5 OOP en Nurtry arid k.ncIcrgarlen CHURCH OF CHRIST 5' ".taria"a 6 300 m u.y'a,-gti' 141,.'krti' k.emnwuç S.r.at i, Si'.Ib.irL ' -pi,irr, a.i,,eve tn yr.. nwnc.,i $4, Sa,,wn, i' Youth Service Evening Wt..'shp Wed 7 Xp Illili Ihitil,- 11 00* en. Morning Worship soon find that (',csd has given to you bounteously. 00 - 9 45* en Sunday School 9 13* fl P4OLt. CHURCH OF CHRIST HiUPIwey 44 WVS? P.ulSO flflCy Ev*nagelis! Bible Class IC' 00* en Miirflang Worship l We m I '"-". .5 .rs'-c 8 Xp en , , THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Lake Monte* Orange Blvd PAS, or .5 114r0 I br di)C II) 00* n-u .u"d*, Schucal It Xe en 'orning WOrSPIP 7 OOp en L atfl no WorshiP -r,i,Cr Mee,nQ "a fl' FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST SOC Last Second Street Sincla ir Service & Sund*y School II K- * • 7 )(' en Wi-dnq-'.la", 5erwi- ii (Ig- i' 1 33p en .%i'(lfl'%.iIai, Sanford, Fla Oak Ave £3.d St Rev V.rg.IL Brynt FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 2460 Sanford Ave. l4Ca W P Bennett Pastor Sunday School 9 45. en Morning Worship it 10* en tp*orth League 4 ISp en and Rev kennethW Mull'. S xa en Church School 9 450 en Morning Worship Nur5ecy 00 . en 11 COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN 3773 South Orlando Drive Rrv WIaaaen C Sstan Jr iSoruhip hurch School Pastor ii Xe en 9 iSe en YQth IeIlO*1,hp Tuesday t.e'fIing Service 6 CEp en 7 lOp m 7 )Op en THE LAKE MARY UNITED Sunday ChijrchSchool Morning Wor s hip Youth Group I C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C Eisea and Staff Co, UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE \'olI THE McKIBBIN AGENCY John Y Mercer and Staff nurane Chur Practice UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Country ClubA UptaIa Roads Rev Darwin Sh,.e Pastor Sunday School 9 45* m Morning Wor s hi p 10 30* en We'd Prayer Mi-el 7 Xl o n-u C vCtiinQ WOSPIP 7 CX) p en DEKLES' GULF SERVICE L D. PLANTE, INC. Ov i edo. Flor i da DEBARYMANOR NURSING- CONVALESCENT AND REHABILITATION CENTER STENSTROM REALTY Herb S'enstrm and S t aff CELERYCITY PRINTING CC) INC. WINN.DIXIE STORES and Emplo,'es HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. anoemployes I E Ped I rst A'.'.t-"(4 I (ac1 Je 4. fini BAPTIST Ant-Oct, Bip'is' C".' n-C*Iw*ry Baptist (P rn Crisis' Lake & )"d LAv.r Mar (v'.Srll,q'ry ttctp'.s' (P'urcflllg- Sr'rn', BI',o Oar (I-rttrdl fS*pfab' Chuach. 1311 Oak A, er SI na'9Sail 7 at I i _f Zar Bat tiC 5ev -- [cat Ibi F Pal Jut Ca Art PD Let LU 1FT. '.4 Ca FIll V- 0 RE Mt La -i I F to Li I 11LIIPtC I i5t BASIl t (ii.arwuitet M'si,ionary Baptist Chinch, Soutluwest 14(3. Santcwtl L hoer $pr.ng tsapf'st Church Old OrlAndo Pa At 'ti-SIr, Ave I irt B*psi CPIuch "IV Pa rk Ay, I c.endsPiga Rapiut ChurPi o AltRmpntr Springs RI 4)6 AltafliorlIe Sp'.ngy first B.1p-st C'icuch of De'Ih*vv First CP'u'ct' est 1?'iPS Ii 04 L a'ki' t,'Ar, I ,ri. I5,ij' ' Li-urCi- i Lake Monroe I 'rut tSecisst Church 04 lungwc,ud CO' Church I (,r*n' F ,r5t Ba"s.' Chi.IICP3 of Oviedo 1 ondo Springs &a'P''.t Chu'&" 04 F.rtt SPa-lot MttuCeal?, lLep'ial Church 1101 Vii 13th 51 ivphisl (FiteCta IOrtSt (it, 'rst Bair,s' C"uerhi of Ostnrn I twnO,r' Head ttaph.st (hf(fl i'cti i . F .r5t $1 ...'rdan M- I.Ioonmrp Biwis.t Church NQ'Th,.df 4..piul Church. ChuIaiofa V. ,or',iry Baptist CPaLJrct-I. Patir'P ,C F'rrprs, '.'at i-dune M.',sur B.p'.it (lion P OiiP ii 11 Rd fi,, hi , . u '- Ct'titi'r, FOtctt City Nev, -551 Cea*., 5*-5%'i • F'.. '-' - FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF :" .a'ai Salem P•.'r-! . .W"5' C"u'c , or' ii.ig-? s' Chu'.i !; vmr, P,, k heI•S1 cpc 77, 5I ,,'. Mc . t PIr.- rest Baptist Church. 11$ Vi] Airport Blvd pq_. • ,,,. '.' nyIi P Prporc.y'. Mss.on*r, R F e-in- P*rj Ijnp Secuna Shilor' M4.onl"', S A WS, Cnitr(p. 4SP"tt Church ,, P*rtat$ A.e Wuib,.m Cnap)M.tsp4Ic', BAp'-V CnijvC-u 'ta's I y3.iIAm 5t L,'.i".ot,- SI' Z',r fhap's' ci-,,, - I ' CATH OLIC ChurPI of tt'i-' 5y5! • 1n5r- ',a', All Soc'I Cii"Iu 5 Aa,r Ca!". -- ',.' 'Z' *v 1.av ' I'i-c i-rig Pal r DeBa'. $t Mary Meuto,- ne Catfnoi. - Ct%urcli Ma-'I*'i: Sipes Ave P.r. be-ftc, MissionAry Chufea. e, St & H,ct. , r, I' ve iadepi.iiq '.lptiBe t Mission Civic League Bldg. Ci-J' C' 04 C • ' I t."'. R C"'V ''' ' "r - '" ' -i C' Cl0 CHURCH OF GOD 'i ' a.ave 5'jr.r- ,'. C"jnC"- p4 God o• 'op"p, 2SC E-' S..,C"a~C'I 04 C•OC .' St t" C "CP' SC rnoer C'' r' F '. -.o .' , S ' -. -- "A CHRISTIAN 1 r'.' C i-' -$'' (i-,.r,' 'r 12' .5 11'0 14(7 Nu,PtI$.0 Chnij,7.an Church. FI0Ø haven Or Matlend LIhlnv.i-w Christian Church. Bear Lake R 's'..,- "s -r F-i-v tin t '.'erioas, Churcn 419 Pan A v e F ry a5ivat '. CP'u'(n i Ovedo ...e-'ar' Cflun'e O.i-rt''c-. - ,,. - I. kt 436. Co'.'.er., 'c, Las,- ¶.i'.t'?'lPr d• Ad4Cnt5t (P jr(r, P1*4 436. Forest Ct,. Seven'PI 0*,i I.0,i-flt.St CraurcM, Matlinø S.y• £lt.mon!, Spr.nçjs , '00 Mc'n'30.st Crurci' Onclr* R Sanfrø SevpntPu OarA0',nt,5i Church. lip, A. l OTHER CHURCHES Aiu f.1 1. 4/ ( c P... & 7th i All F..'Pi Chapel. Camp Stmrvj, VIhi,vi Park 140 BI'ard.lI Avenue *4Oi'r*s Chapel. fteard.Il Ave C'.u'u?* Communny (hutch 0 JeSus Christ Of Litter 04 Saints, ns Park Ave 0.8.'. Altamonte Spr.ng Coanrvaunitv Chapel. UCC Eastern Orttaoøoa Church. St Johns ChrySoitm Chapel. Hwy 1197, Fern Park First Churchof Chrijt. S1ntit $00 F 2nd Sf Lake Monroe CP'ap,i. Orange Blvd. Lake Monru, i-ngdorn Hill 04 J?hOvahs Vii - InessL.s. Mtvaroe ' NAZARENE '"'e A ?'0.' 0' of 9-.. Piaterene. Geneva Corn Lake Men, Chuich of the NIfanen,. Last Mare 01,0 Lab.e Mary LDflgwOod (ti.,.rCi- 04 #%t I4.tlr,ne. WaymCr' & i .ieaei*e' Ch'.urth of 'ha- Peoeenwr 10)w jessup 1.',. 5'-e'uS *t Luanirnen Ii J I', Golden Oa,s 0' & P4vvy 1792 Casielben,",, L Lila-c-ran Church Rn £24 SI#v,A St Li-km PRESBYTERIAN Lake M*I, UrI.Cd PiI'Uptt*f' Church r,rsc Pre'tyt.ran CPvueth, Qik A v e & led S$ L.'.0O0 On' t547 W 3,0 St - - - - B John A. Spoiski It would stand to being that th is would and should be fli) most eloquent and moving Clock Column. But, I'll never make it. neighbors. " - '-,'. - 5) - - ''-' ,. . a . ii murder IS (Oil' capital o ff ense pun. . DERBY (1.11pital Cases with death penalltit-!; meted in convictions %%oulli. under the new bill. be clianged IllV llC'.S 1I IJlHiI 4i) .. . - ... to be imposed if aggravating circumstances exist and no SUbSta1ltill mitigating circuit.- 14 B a n d s - To WN P. ~ - =1 . ,,Illlllllll,,, .,WL..,1Ji -' 1;\%, - - 0 ,1 ',,. .'%1,'A\\x- 7oLor.11 I W.. .__ ~ ~ , ifttlt~ & ---,..__ -_ lxI liillr~ :'-' • '' - - - . vmfl~=- __1 ~ ~ ;RA&~~~_ - ----_ / - - - ____ . - lmllia_s - - " - ;,.... -' - -. - - . ,~ . . _____~_ ..-..' ': I - - - '. - . S . - - -- ."r. - - MVi.- - . - - MAKING A 'TEST RUN'' TO THE HOSPITAL hospital in Sanford. The Sheriff was accompanied by County Commission Chairman Greg Drummond. JohnA. A Slski Photos Sheriff latin l'olk's auto maneuvered through traffic under conditions :4imilar to those enI • ii SI)CCtilfl a mbulance as it counter•edi a) headed towards the Seminole Memorial , ' • , ' • IS March r V# In Parade 'l'tiis a" " Psntecost.I Open Babe Tibeqjlp Ave (Off 251h. OPpoSite Semnole High Sc'ooti F.rt Pe.itercostal Church of Longwood Full Gopet Tab,rnecl, 7724 Country Club PAf Otivi- HOlnet Church. Oak Hill R . Senforø 1.hIu.nt, CPIvrn, 1401 S Park Ay - . - \.V ) h'ii 'S Sarlflhrd Christ. to be "Grc'4itc'r than ever'' accordIng to l'arade Marshal 11111 Heed. wliti iVS that to date i-I bands have indicated they will march 'the L'Veflt is being spflnsor('tI )(IifltlV b - the Sanford-St'mnimuk' ea t R a F: ou 1 s B , e W '16 d o w e a r0 I De ut i es Sanford Cu'agr.-gøt,on 04 J5tvQyP'5 W ,tne.,, 100 Vi.' tt' t Th. SAlvation Army. lId (7p45 Rolling Pltlt5 MOnavan CPlurc'h, Altamonte Springs 4 To T o l eft __ _______________________________ ___ _____ ----.- - - _-*---.-_--4 - _. -- - . -- - Unfortunately, it's not solely my ewn personal loss. This transplanted northerrer became so involved with t1iL county in such a dramatic and forceful way.. , that his death is a tragic loss o r,'l 'A us. . Index --- 11 - - - ., have I heard any one man so dedicated in his belief that 114) sshere In this great earth of ours was there a better place than Seminole County And 1w felt that way its a result of the people who lived here . not an unkind word about anyone. Never - - . - - - - - . . ____________ _____________ . / I .1 IA A , , - _____ -. I 1a - . 3i4 i . - . - - - - I - - So long, Staff - - ~_ ,- h .••., __________ __ _~ ~_~. ~_ Report De puty George Haygj in vesugjpg the theft of tot8 4. d ind equipment valued at $1,: from a truck tl rkejj at 1 JiI%t't't's iaiiti tilt , I)owmitossmi 111111.% 14-:1.1,111 A A P I All ic,itis es, shas so brused amid sister ths' .lpirtziit'mlLan&l again Steak & Brew, Gustav 1. Business Association, 84-year-old ss iIiss living (ill the covered ssith and fright- ransacked theroom roo fur money. Schage, Ja c ksonville, repo-' Don Knight, lii is in c ha rge 11,101 (11141 1. ti a 11101`111 11tula. cocci that she ate nothing during And they ak- ' ulted and raped tu tuo boxes of mar.Irc'tlitlg units. predicts that ' .lelI)ihl,i public housing project the ordeal. oinU, police said. worth $100 and a field Streng' the Skll this part of the parade will be Is recibs- t'rimlg froiti five days of mlwter valued at $Q nülarger than ever. Those wishing terror during sshirh she was It began Sunda, i*s1t said, On Tuesday, the uuths from the truck. III enter iiiiiy ('tIllta('t 111111 sit 322beaten ss ith a brotlinsttc'k, ss hen the four youths aged tO, forced their way into the apart. Ga.s,irn, was taken fran ,i' 0204 knocked on strippeit, rallied, tortured, Ii, 12 and 13 .Jimii Triplett stat"d there has burned and robbed it her door - of her apartment in the ilient, raped tte uoziian and least ftv ears on ttit' burned her en the ck•st with an tins- c ill G ci' 1'7 been , trt'imiemstjiitis in 5.15 ifl's by (1l'tjd I' ac unitc'titii, IkJlis' I'.iirhill Ibusuig Project in&l electric l'omb and liLlithes. gasuiin was siphunesjoj entering floats (rums all sections tkett if they could run an s'titl cars while they were parked in of Central Florida and 16.20 are err,intl 'l'lit' Th e wiiIiI, with no inThe youths returned Wednes1* driveways, schedule scheduled take part To enter day and Thursday and cma float call iiimii at 3231480. Recognizing the voices of mtitttetl simmitlar attacks. A suc,al Mike Capko Is working with Weather youths whom police said she worker found the ap.irtmen', lit local automiiohtle agencies to knew one lived next door; sm- shCuIublt's during a Visit Friday Fair today bt'coining partly other had delivered her grocerprovide vehicles for the ATCI dedths mIlIrnlng, police said. . ....... dignitaries in the pisrink'. cloudy twilight arid Sunday. A ics,, the 5-fool-I, 125-pound Bridge The pitr..de marshal has not i-lianre of showers Sunday. A woman opened the door and . Tilt' worker said the wwnama ('aIftdar received word yet 515 to 1111W 5% triisiiig ti't'iitI with tile highs Ili Ik'rilltttc'd theiii to enter, told her the youths took all her ('14331f led .KIS Santa will arris- e, perhaps it 11w 111w to 1111(1 70s today and ('rossssord puule 1111% paIcs' said, the youths mnors'y, istoul 'm 7(' 3 ss ill (l('penhl on the weather. near 80 Sunday. immue(iuitc'ly ransacked draw- hail no phone Ile and was afraid 1lr. Cint' -- le I .oss tonight in the tipper 50s. ers, ripped open it mattress anti to leave the apartment becsiust' Dear isbby Snos is not expected in sunny C Sanford so there is spt'(- ul)ltii)fl Sluiwer pIIaLlbilit%- :io per cent ilt'mnaniletl isaini'y ,he feared being locket c'U% l'htttritl c*itItntt'nt 1A that Santa may tinS- c' III resort to Slilula) 'they found somiw tiioflt.y, took without tier kt'v Movies SE Art alitUl liii st(arI Ii, packing tue 0111)- key she had to the door modern IrilmisIkIrtilt ion such as I kroscupe IC zi helicopter, ever) thing from heavy Snow smul threatened to kill her if she The youths ssert' charged IklspiLil notes .. A large turnout is expected to timid fri'enmig drtnk to showers, (lilt1 :invcle about their in- ss itti burglary, robbery, rape, Real Estate % Ix- on kind for the annual event. thunderstorms and (leilse fig, trusitin. the vtctimii told polie. iimsdlismn, indecent assault Socociety tcc For further Information Lands sotka'll the Ituiti,ltt's multi section oh Mo'utluiy Investigators a nd Bggrsivalctl assault and Six, rt.s ,I846 tuda may call Heed at :1224396. saId Iii'outhi.'. used the key to b.atter"s' E-;lil (lSI - _ Sl'ol Kl JO IIS I - - I tv Born CV)IJf'CPI 0, IPIt Living Cod. Mid*ay A the emergency room of the local hospital' I What do the doctors Hera I d S u rv ey Rev ea u s red lights .the . I the suect And screeching sound of the sirens.. bulance serve owners_.nd a autamatically you turn they advocate this comm, Well-Trained Attendants your head to see what's going practice' on In an effort to shed pror - Iflt "U ' If s uu're in your car, the lass U) hi s atronditionett auto, insight Into the ma t.X.t's the difference in um. insight provides that OU pull to the radio or hi.ti playing Just of this problem, side and tiiake ssa for this doesn't heir the sound of the have any material bearing on The herald investigated the survival of the patient" Is u:;ully speeding s-chicle, , approaching ambulance7 it these areas and offers its vies. Secondl)- , just how much time worth it to put in jeopardy the aister.sjblv on s; mission cf On Pg. LI. Col. 1 many innocent lives of others is saved b) etceechng the ilIt't('V. limits urd crossing in in the path of the ambulance as 1'be' What iuipLwns if the motorist trset'tions with the light it tWIStS and tuniS Ofl itS tSJy tI) p ----------.-------- __ Without realiiing it, tiavin been a resident of this state for more than 13 years, I didn't get to visit my l)rl in I'cnnyslvariia more than tjiri'c' or four times during this Until this very iiiutiicflt, I hadn't been awart' that this man was ni) other 't)ad'' chewing inc out Wien I needed it; and always offering those kind thoughts on other ocLove liath - 'Ambulance Owners Say .3peed Not The Answer great-grandchildren. t1, life felonies inesining a n:LIn Funeral services will be memory to F lrst Church of dator' 30-year Prison teriii private. Family requests that In ('hri't, Scientist, of Sanford. before considerotion for ;nrole. Grakow m Funeral home is In lieu of fl owers, those who wish In cases of murder where the litay make contributions in his charge of arrangements. tleutti penalty Is appropriate. ................... i. . "No ( rc',itc'r 111, I 1- 79 V." V= 7_ - - __ - rape are classli ed as life felonies) the governor's counsel is proposing two deliberations. one for guilt or innocence and one for deciding the sentence to be imposed. ThL'i dual prcccdure first iropesed by Judge iilIi, would have the trial Judge assigning two out'(lf'jrcult judges to decide tile Initiating and aggravating circutiistanr'5, or punishment alter it guilty verdict has been rendered by a jury to the trial judge. JJudge u d ge Sal(i's proposal dif. slightly in the procedure. known as a bifurcated trial procedure, in that Salfi 1usd suggested one judge in place of three. I hlen'ing, state attorney. mid kidnapping and rape, former - STAPFORD . , 1. ney, in the office of Ablx)tt . - __~' -_~ ~ -iff-d -a ' %J (kidruipping for ransom and - • - P001* '9'i" Mc'i-t,d ' RI 4[ aS •! Pa01* 5' JØm% S. '/ F cic S i.'ar, 5 1. 4/ E ChuttP' 3' RI 4I O7.teee $' P*.l I. MtthOdS? Cnai,cP' Os'e"e' R . Enerpr ,'.p Crava'ch Mq.'nrd-1 ChurCh, 5 51 a4Io,'U 1/en. •iijfl.t, Cent.'v y' Wpstm.n'.ser pip. , -,, ' .- -' '."a. I ,-rn Pee, '.a Ci-.'ca' Cesse-.',, 7-D0 h4.fvd tinted L09aen.n 2*00 S OrlandoDir • •nq'.r r'0 r(PI 04 Pr*,.'dt'ilt4. Dalton. 'ipsalø Cgmrnun-ty Presbyteruir, Church. Upi.elm SEVENTH-. DAY ADVENTIST inn Park C'- j" 04 "e t.:a'es. C Birn Pd i- I.' $,nre,v". Prbytren Church. 9913 Bear Lakn Pa Oi-I' . •.'"-s' C'-.jrce C.e'r.. S • - -. V CI'ruec P W High Drit.', SanI*ndu United MethodiSt Church. Temp First led. Semuran Blvd. Altamonte Springs EPISCOPAL C-• F Dbr', 1.,, I r'.' R'v'.u,n-v1ar C.urtr- c.f O.- h*vt, £ t-lgPvlent.t Co,i-n.jnt Pri-jbyleriwi Church, 3775 5 O'i.ncio Dr Rd CasseIbeery Grin? C'-.ape. 1. ME teii..rcr.. Ow-edo Oe'or041 ."oo Y ("u'r' 0. eo . 05'4+' ?'P C'iur' gf C.t.d t• Enetpn-s, Ca''ci- of &e TJ02 V. 18'iCuiir $ ,, '.. C"r 01 Goct 04 Pripe, 25('9.S Eim Ca'utPtGpo Al. $I-'i I. a Re -IS' ¶.,'rpfc1 p'n-5t C-ncn- 716C S.n$ord Ave Free Methodist Church, $00 W dIll St. LUTHERAN Ave &tt.rntf ,$g-YØ Chr.u'.ar, CP.,' , i Me Ct." c' C..a e' .s Cn ,cc' o C.i C. • CPutP ' C...o H •. rin'. ,'Un* s M Sb'n...ns P.4p' -5' Chrcr' 9 0 Cip',ss $4 Yt-ft'pi. hag"-' (ra,'[nPlan, 5prngs P0 S.it0mpnse $pnings V5rs4s, Ciec ,f, ç I? 97 & P.ra,, Riog, DeBar, (genira,r ', Ct't' [ CO"-".,n - 'v Un-.Pd PICIPICSt Church, C" u of Chris?. 0e'ne.a 51 Paul E.ap'-s' Ctni' SI) P ,ni- L,t ' "i',c 8*o'-%' Ct ,'c" Cana*" ,'g"s nulr.d PV' -i&-c's.v'', (hip! V 'n I C!'a*' Mt Olive MiflOn.r7 Bapt i st Church. San t.AIXIO tt apt- s' p..1, rpr..' 6per Leke' tin 'c ?,P',tg'.a (nrP t'e"-ee S. M E (nurte C•nma-u PIçP,5 -.' Dc"'.' C"i.",r -, c,- St Aug,.utr., C*tPaga C*ajrr, Sa,tt Or irar V 1,',. .n-'j-. S' James #.'-ss,on*r, B5)4 9 Chierci-u 3' Pa ItS Bu'ton Pd C+v'ti.'rr ', p.ct Zon Mss,o, c,. C'.'ren Murnir Glory B.ptast Church. Geneva How Wings Rd. Long w ood Mt Sinai Missionary Bapti' Cpaur(ti, 1000 Jerry Ave CONC.s [OAT 101,1.1 .* C'- ' v a.': ;.e. CHURCH OF CHRIST 3 P1ira .,, Cniurci- c" C" • s 5frfi,.nj .. CLO + e co+ Lauderdale. and Nirs. Peter i Helen) Jensen, Lake .Nlary; lour grandchildren, and fwe sult'red sse'll all sleep with a brighter sky tonight cause one of those stars I the brightest one, regardless of astrologer's v;iniOrist will be our Mister Derby. METHODIST SS"i' ..............• i A . E'.i-c' '. nick.Ralfi, regarding liffurcated trial lit ovedures in cases vl, here Of one thing I am certain SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY .' Orteen Lc%agwd. Fig .I "1-1 I ASSEMBLY OF GOD as " -i Ift,41 - - Fl Pool 401, . SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO, INC. and Employes Sanford; two daughters. Mrs. James E. (Dorothy) Hires, Fort . The Management and Employes - -- 4 T I bill with it proposal froin 18th The truth of the matter is that I I'm not a "touch" typist hunt-and-peck .the key board is a And little misty today, A& PWEO are in agreement that capital mitigating rrcu Court. unless riu.se for delay wi, l ill I lost my "right arm" late last night. PUBLIX MARKETS GREGORY LUMBER ctt Sanford Mel Dekle and Employes SANFORDATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Ho,varci H. Hodges and Staff - Sirs. Evelyn Pratt Derby, /i It' 7 JOp en PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. --° (Jim) Smith and Staff 114. Wcdn'..d* v Evening WOrSr.p WILSONMAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr and Mrs Al Wilson and Emplo y es FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes KENIUCKYFRIEDCHICKEN Ktritutlsy Jim . Employcs WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY lfl anci Stf Eu!l-'.' '.y' Veteran journalist and reader of the Sanford Church of Herald Editorial Page Editor Christ, Scientist. H. Sthfford Derby. 75. died Ile was city editor of the Friday night at his residence in ct1rstian Science Mnnito, Town and Lake Apartments. Boston, be fore he was made Born in Maplewood. N. J., he chief of th e thss \'ork news attended Ro'aSdoin College, bureau of the Monitor. B Brunswick, Me. lie Was 8 position he held for 13 years veteran of WWI serving in the until his retirement. Wheti in U.S. Army ad was a member York he lived sit Syasset, of First Church of Christ, hAng Island. Scientist. Boston, he was first ii and Mrs. Derby moved to Sanford shortly after his retirement In 1962. Ile was ;.sked b New York Govc-rncr O I! Nc'Ison Hockefeller ti COilit' out 46 of retirement as a speech writer in his bid for reelection. lie Joined the Sanford Herald as Editorial Page Editor in U i 9 ISa m II 00* m J 7 30p en The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff i or age - Wilbur Ave . Lake Mary MiniSter R e v A F Ste vens agree and they ________________________________________________________________________________________ perusal and i-ominen`Ui. by Ed Durin, Gov. l(cubin ,,*%skew's legal counse Notable III the (IOt'IiIat7flt was Stafford Derby Dies JIJ Pri'4i'sirru,n Ministers Morning Worship - three Jtitlg iiflCC only FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH a 00 en 7Xp m PAOLA WESLEVAN CHURCH Old ROu? 44 at P1011 C .c - fforia ) IFirst service June II, 7 20 p m I S 45* m - sec-utars for their inspection, Price 20 Cents (opposite Seminole High ScPiooIl R e. JONn& Cu1h0r LIMY t venng Worship u MY F Evening Worship 67 C PENTECOSTAL OPEN BIBLE TABERNACLE Ph 322 7340 Ott 25th Oil RidgewOOd Ave . Sanford 11 00* en. -, SInce ~rt.t to Ile introduced at the next h-gislative session, tile propowd Statute was explilitled iind copies submitted ((I the pro- Sunday, November 19, 1972-Sanford, FlorIda 32771 $ 30 & 11 * en 9 4311 en S4ifldly School g 4A Friday at Daytona Beach. 65th Year, No. MOfOInO Worship Sunday SchOol Morning Worship fiflx1b P CHURCH OF LONGw000 S-al Orange Street Re E Ruth C.rant Sundiiy Shal 10 0011 I £58 m Previewe . . ~~ I __ 1 d de li bera tions punishment is necessar- meter mw;t '(Il an opinion ct ,t Ifli' I)f'.I th cr'ritence ota the dirve-Judc,v pand (twir rs-wqom for their respec. will have priority river all other Certain circumstances. ~,Ilt .,r#, greement or .-in .ii; tivr ik Isions llIlIIfr tia' lIroPilsed lull will cases under review by the '1111' hill tel deal svitti h'1IpItll type of st.atu .- . ha or nothing f ren- r(Airtcause it leaves no oppr*amty Asked the reactiom to Uw iivath Im-nalty in Florida for 110ligating circumottancei. it dvreil. must be reviewed within vvill Ix- rieve.a.sary that tlivo tif fill, 10 days by the Finrida Supreme, proposed bill, Fatrin iaid **gre for the accused tn ;hnw certain cases was previewed ill rra ('anOuer,rv Me'rl-raQ Morning Worship make Carol and Sue tired and sleepy! 6 301' -(1011 i S.rIdAy , I 0 I v%eai PrAyf' & METHODIST CHURCH 415 Park Ave. JuIiiSC Byers asto, if lugging this big pumpkin around is enough to Bringing in the harvest is. hard work! Just the thoug ht hakeview 8 Death R u in ;: tilt, iisi'• a-i.turs convention Ju s toru-lud- ' l'p en %hipSajppec 6 )Op en FIRST UNITED - P 4311 PI -'c 5tuc1y We'd en ( 0 FIRST PENTECOSTAL FeIIO* I) IIIiIIt' ( :i1N ' Convention ,At Prosecutors 10 7 }Op i'l WcCnesdey 21 12 St. ( ,IOI1(1 7 7 \Ia611I4iittl 21 9() h, ~ t kill 7 30' . ;III' Whiler I Lis tti 21 Jj..ifijIlIrr Co lonial 12 - 5300 fbI? Study v%rO .bie Study 1. PreyCr Si'v 9() 'Ii ' ( )ak Ridge (1 LakeIiaJlII''S () ( ) irilii 7 I2 a 7 Xp en ' - Leg i - rA LAKE MARY CHURCh OF TalE NAZARENE ItS Crystal Ilk? or Lake Mary. Fla Evnig Worship .. M,n-'.',-r Ni-eclI.v'- Dist C pAttar • As en Il (10* en New Smyrna 35 11% . HILL SC011 Mornng Worship Sunoay Even.ng (jjgga'c - h (), (Juisi )': g - ili . . aOOP..ImSpfifIgsDr 4 iSp m 7 )Op en Pra,e'' 4. .. iS c 13* r' I vrflflU See vice 7 X'ti en incj,-gji'tth-fll pm - P?*yrt Mi-i-hang PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 2424 Palmetto Awe P.i'.lo I " L P4u0tC% '4 ',u'.dI, S"ooI II 00* " t&irning WOrsh-P 7 OUP en ty*nge'Ii'.'.( Service's A '. It )tI(1 ' 00r -''' Bibl? Study (v*no?l1tc SCrv CC COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy I? 97*1 P.ne'y Radqe Rd Ceuselberry Pastor Rev William Picket? Rev Ken'e?h Miller. Assist Past or '. CHURCH OF CHRIST 9 ISA "a (It ri . S WurSti,pSirv'rr 1'.i'ut,u Se'vic r .- - a (10r * en 6 00p en 1 rst Sunci*v SI nyu Airport Blvd Ilion -.... -. 4• 10 )0R YirntiQ Worthip Altamonte Springs kq-w ) ,'-ci'ai'fl' H(itt rt'sp r. - in hit orga S - _- S ( - b-.. 10* ' for I man. CPiutcti'tvlafliflg i v,n'nQW(iISt'l' I',.',a-t - - ' / .: - -- - 1 137 Airport Blvd 7 If) It " A I SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH WI iCOMI an a - ',i mitjhn nm lo II (ICe (Ti ndrH'sday Prayer An :. : zi7 I I -,.. - 1'r, j4S. METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive. Sunland Estates Rev C'.ery liner P*itot School 9 43* n - 1 I re \Jrrritt JIaIJ(' 'las Ii ir- I 5 i.'rmi 36 2 111 \\ '''If' I, I ill' k 28 7(101' k. .fl1,QArlen ArId hursAru -. -- Phone 322 9342 P*ston liii,,', ,,t.ual ','.rwninu Wcir5hip I I, 301: Wi-cl Service 7 )Op en i' II i .t,ji'ii'i' t hem i Rev 0 Ross DmsI,, CP.urchSchvoI Y.oenr VcrsPip / 9 a' H OC' ' SUfl0*9'JthX)l BAPTIST CHURCH 1431 West First Street yearl - 1 . H*rOIOPlerra'. JORDAN MISSIONARY 1.Rag __ I. #' I F. LI,,-is,,, 7 30p (Ti Midweek. Service 5759, ______ 1407 S Sanford Avr 10 tEa en ii xi. en Ev'i'raçiWotttiap Roth ~ I V, , .- - • -.- - GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd . at Woodlawn Ave I IRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPlES OF CHRIST I A Hall Tht L S it 1- ry. INDEPENDENT BAPTIST MISSION Longwood, Fla, Civic League Bldg. ages z ,.tA A. It . I "e Charch l$ Nt I u'hrr AI / . Sunday School Morning Woihip P,,.Ti,i 1 1311 fl baseb 7 30, 7 AV rr Youth Hour I Iri/gaae/,.,I - Or v I red I ti,iI Ri. 7."', tiqt Out RrmP' iAllRR Sun W.-I Prny,'f ','r,.i, -L . 2401 S Park Ave ui By I and Deft0 . 11 CHRISTIAN CHURCH r' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH L*be Monroe. F 1 Mcyn,nQWIit%h.p I vi'n;rvg Worship IC - I.VI)lIIl a )0' - . , II S S'Otn,nR warship .'ri' TV Th i thf LI? Pastor Re Elmer A uschpr Sund* • ISA WorsP'p 1(1 30 * / \.1/ CONGREGATIONAL :wp I vnn,ng WorshiP Wi-ct PT a',-,-, 5fq v A . 4, I a en ID 30* II -, - - \IIIuni III st OF THE NAZARENE W :nd St at Maple Ave , . ni Jr-I. a - - 1il1I FIRST CHURCH , a ('U(h SchO.l 4.. -- III Wrici Fir LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE RLl)t(M(R 103W lSIhPIace - - I'- N! (.5v1,:.',y'...'(,1ji,,i,,/ 6 JOp CYI --- 11 Sun FnW'p 0 3'i .. .. a II 00* Morning Worship 1 rAining union i 4 -- -, I r jaans p.A*rt'nr: MR.'. . 4,5 30 1. I Sun Mass 17 I -..' ..- 'ur, 1071 9 43 C fl ',aafld*y 'i.nUJy SrIvoOi N _~ CauseIberrv FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH i*It- Mary Msnu'.trr I•.i'1ti*'- I 's : CATHOLIC CHU R CH Sunset Of near Button Rd .jl a' tt-vr.t'r)fldal 71 PInS 'U - 10 0011 11 XJII NY P5 CHRIST UNITED 7 X)p en e •_v. . , Sa ii l'urtl RE1POR j s' - --- ---- & 1* m 10 * m $ Sunday School Sun • HOLY CROSS 471 S Park Ave . \. Confessions, Sat - iridRy tJ.unt Isro.aocakt D r S L w Pt*yrtSa'vC t&.rI.rry Open right- 1. I Sat VglI mass Sun Mesas - ,3 Temporary Geneva Community Center P11%!ar Sa rn 9 f,ItlalI . S 11 0011 1)01' ni CHURCH 71$ Oak Ave. Sanford P11u11' Fr William Ennis ASLit Py.) Fr P .1 Ktt John 7 credit A.. (r,t!,t,!1( 75.2 on deserv % ,Tocl larlO Pr*Ct '- I ,ur., 'We'd Huttherwfl Morning worship Church School GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE I.jiI/u'ii?i 9 411 P'} '4 XA ,,- ' , "iA F.e' I'. '-- - -:I!. k Rev RayrnonoHaaetaey SuriaaySctooI 000 m "i11 Community Center OH Hwy 4)4. I Mile Wes' e't Hwy 434 OF GOD CHURCH with a But I' Trojan I! - HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH (,tU! 1'witi bh FIRST ASSEMBLY S 03* rr S 43* m U (3a m -'. .' CIA.. ii 0C. A For vu City game 0 I 9 AS (nIat.c Set v.ces Church Tra ining .nctnr'.0av egi UCIJ ruhin A TQR 'n* ScPI '.."ng WortPip I AnØti'tt ç Serv O1' SC - OF PROPHECY S?h Street and Elm Ave ir Ph 3fl-b$ SSO Hester Avt ,ria1n II'bIr, S t udy Pm%?O. i. •.P ¶.eetry S'uoa, Serv,tt School send ti) --- Ii!'11tlI) Nl oo MORAVIAN CHURCH SanlandoSpvtnqs Drive Longwood. Fla Jus t Paitot Interstate Mn?pq O*vdR Burkett C HURCH OF 000 E )C. Corner 7th A Elm UM ' V BAPTIST ADVENTIST CHURCH would C EATERS FDIJMIPKI N CHURCH 7 t. G1 0 11 ( ) of C,cwl Hour 7 00 Service 1101) F Radio Saturday South i ( :i,,,n I, 543 vle 77nd Street PI!•,'flt oay s. -'-' ROLLING HILLS Rev Jay Cosmato C. Iv mr I host be r - FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH $19 Part A v enue AovLIrts cuucw - a -. __V ~) PoRTS OURNATIONI 'iw& VII !thSout -to Was - - " MR 9Ow _x 4 0 -, FVV L ri -i I )rI4antI ..... LNEW :whtch -- - t_ '- 1. .l1_i----------, •-' iQ0000 ¶ôcO , 'iLl--- r - iS ,_ I I - - - IT I .$,i6j p ;•_. 1., .L - W" 1 I __" _ • . / S I . _Vd 4 .. - MEW ,.,, cc!ro~ -. - - _______ - - -- -r -y - _ - - -• ' --I-- g - �J---- --- -. ---'- P1 ;_Z~ _ ~ _; , - -'- - - Sunday. Nov. 19, 1972 ?!Sanford He&d F w lyers N o rt Over Rescued V i etn I a Souther C the Lo C.1 S to ell ell . .1, I -- . 7 . ht'r, were on a tempora. r .s,rimcnt in Thailand from Mc'Connell Air Force Base near be * sitions - It C - *1 I I -. _______ --. A . St tion a -e from our hidden rKi,- Ii But - - .- - ''--. I - I I r W. - I - .~. , ': - - - - • • - __ ' ..t. . 1 .,i 'NeN. . . Is , 9AMe 75.2 or evade the ,, ~ 1.~ ~_ - •",ç11 ; - - - -- In _i%x - 711: ___ - _. ~ - ~ff - John - credit The ~__ - - \ wo I • I , , . -A4( I .. , , I . - _______________ 1. - L- - _ . _ . cial. : ¼ - w _ ~ __ __ _I-- __1 S:~ - _~ - __ . - -- D - I ___~_ - " . % _.m,.N. Ni ~F \ .k - i~_ __ - _ 11 __ By - Is DI a 11, ' - ~ -z . ;,~ L .. . ;_~ ~ I SIM _. -_ - _ 14 .,\ S and Dell ham %, - - 5 ~ .I .. in , i L It - tere Rot !Iix __ - - - 4W Ali- - ~_ - - . ~. I. - ,r -. . ~ - 7e - - 5- - jo~ - - . - "-' Wft - - '1i\ ' - - -- - .• - _~ q11111111111114 ,~ L -_ - _ __ ~~_ - -.. -_~~-_-- - - - - A Lea -=- - - - I A FAMOUS VISITOR LIES IN HONG KONG -The Queen Elimbeth, 83.000ton lu x ury liner which burned sri a fire, lies in Hong Kong, China, harbor awaiting ; ,ea, thei View is from stern. Salvagers want her two-inch steel plating mostly. prq Lea A Senator Sykes maj 1) 'Should Shoot Skyjackers finia ;;r roi A iy t !.ayf a & the( f 1 Pr" Did Chest Leg $2S r c "I I %'oil I I Pitch Softball Tournament - itational Slowat the Ft Mellon inning in Saturday morning's first game, four\inn1ng 2 I in the doubIe-eIinination tour nament. Action got underway at I p.m. S unda ( Related story page 2B Park in Sanford. Norman's Farm of Starke pushed a run across in the bottom of the I Ith (Bill Vincent Photo) Returned From Raiford ' 1 More Char esOn Gr'i0 ff*in , - i_ I - i 0 ___ - - Ft 4 __~ __ -1 i A - . . . • rg- • . 1111 N ,-- 1A I" t - - 51 sev . I • - - _. 11 ~ - . ._ ZWA= __ . 5.: ~~ __ -___ ___ .: _ _1k - . -. I - - 11 - all? I - :ltr Sew , . _L Zar I, -- _,. - - - .. ; M34 I -.5 Iiiev I AI( ~~_ - __ __ _--___-----_ _________-_ P - _. ~__- ~--_Iilillii~__ _ - ~ __ - tba - poi - ~_ - - __ _ - j- _ - , -~- :;-.qL- - ~ :,& __.:J1kr1____ C'A .- ~ ~ 4W - - -.ft-j.-- ~~ Z . 1 - . ~,_ - W Art' t Tria/ Karl It. Ilenrick. Deltona .vton, Fern Dorothy L. Ne, Park Joseph A. Currier, Orange City IIIIITIIS INIr. and Nirs. Jack Stewart. a bab> ho) inford I Mr.and Mrs. James 11resle). • baby Liti Sanford Mr. ;Ind MrSL 11oli'illiiiiIII llristow a b ib) ho'. Sanford DISCIIAR(4~S Sanford: S, LID n* f MORE SINKING DOCKS were ev ident citv,.decreed that the lessee was responsible lotI restoring the dw-ks, if the city would install a Sanford Alarina, Saturday at t1le citv-o%to-ned (above) were busv trying to breaker in the nasin. The breaker was conwhere workmen ' keep the water-logged concrete units z,Iloat in structed and the docks restored in the past the west basin. Now clog9cid with hyacinths, the three months, but today it appeared more west basin docks sank almost two years ago problems ma y be in the offing. (Bill Vincent Photo) and remained underwater until a court suit. lessee and the Inc Involving .Monroe Harbours Moo Le . ~_ I1 m . 1. .--~__ __~_. - . _r_I .--- L - -'--e--S'__-~~ 4~~_ f__ I __ - I - I -_-_~ ---~___ - - - ~.,ii~- ~_ - Z~__ -- .1~ 4 - ___ __&~__ , - - -.--mm=. _.-~~ "=- -___L ... . -________________ ___ lions I lub - i ramily r • mitts 12 noongent N0%.21 Ahtatusuntt' Springs Extension llotuie,'iakcrs Club, 9 nun. t 1 t oUt t 9 30 a in touting, I' irst l)t A an u il I' in ttisy In ad Federal Sam. ings and hAs Ill I ableshow and ltouliqut" it Altamnonte Springs. the .-innfsirtl Garden (hub hutlmling, (I S i7-92, 10 aims to S Sanford Tourist and ShutClub covered dish suptwr at i pumi. at the club I)t'ihiousc. on tia I1ikt front in ' I I 'I iflhOril iuif:::I it I (,artht n ( lub biuihtlin' tJ 5 17 i.s'agut- of Women Voters unit 10 itii to 5 1s in " i,wt•tlnig at houuucof Mrs. (ulvits r. 1(. 4,4 G qq . U - 4 4 ,d 0 -' . ____7 '. P40W FOR - • ,1 C HRISTMAS - .- 7 PF I I PRJC! ft 1 0 ' r.k .. - , t_! 4 .. 0 THRU MONDAY II !,'-.~-~) / 25 c-'' I ' TABLETS I GIRLS %~ ,~, DECONGESTANT R Fri 1 59 Jv PANTY .4 COLD RELIEF , .1-7 4," :"Af4. 1.)inan Ifigh Scli(m)l IITSA. 8 1) Ili., sctitwl auditorium. 11, 4 oncurt and IIII-illienh I "n, I-Ativittlon I)eIgIrtillent opell Dr. E, Michael Gut"', medical director of the house Seminole County Mental health .sYs SIZE 7 TO 14 STai1L. '' C .t~ - I .:. n~ -". II'l-.11:p #I&;..A l 88 .,. r':#*,V~.N( - 1hoyl. .. r E HOS . REG. 49c ., .... 7. 1 - A ).,./-.F .1 ~4 I I • - ( I 0. 1. ; iL$$.. I I _SA I 11 I c'.,. ...' -- is 11y tm' Scimsinolt' Commimmitinih - 0 ,, . ' . I . 119 I.t l~i .0 .P -*q ~ I I ;, f"l-a_ 111111 16 r'.--J • fr•, .osi:v, :;,I,- t .Y _. !~:0 11-.10-4 0114AVO IOLA - n -_ / - oIL e - .11!;' .;_:_ > , N . . 10.! C --!, .. 4 -~~:__!v POPPER . REVLO N AFTER • ' I '. -' '. -,.,I - - 24CC a a . 0 a ' ' : I " 1. N;)v. 22 Lle'rrwntisr) -irca - 1. mmut-t'tisig, -, 11W . S Altamonte - Asolation On Tuesday at 730 smiunity ('Impel, 9:45 p Ili. concerning the Family ("mimi- i A 3 SILLYS PEN I 0 9 : ituiiiyv1.1'wprIYvflPI. .1 C J oft, . ., .;.,~.~.,~~. . "M 37 , .. . tiW1 6~91 It i-fri. I .I . D11,0 11RINT POSIS11 LIT youlk F ING11111% DOTHI TALKING 4. ., IT'S ALSO A _ ' P 8C 4 . 1 . . Therapy Contract System, I "" lie will siwak oil tit(- subject .Square dancing lit till* d I at Altamonte Liententar), S.,inford 0viv Center at 8:30 ,Schooil'TAUCNOV 2Jtatip in. p.nm. Joiti Julio Saunders -_; . ThiS 3ystein educates tile it'alleri and Ilse Starlight parents in tile "do'ti iind don't-s" Prottienadors. .of child raiiing, ebild discipline "i ' a proper hiuiuii ng Th ank sgivitrig I' n14.k (Al bUic )> - I I ' "- I ______________________ I t_....... L 1. kAIKAJIL 11,104 by ' 0,0 0 .0 10W ~ub-,cro'pllon R,ile% • C44 t.' . 0. 1r " ~11. ... % ,4t . ~'I. ,I , .. , 0." '.'tond Class I'iiiatjr Paid ,0 Sanford. F:orida 321/1 ' ~ - ,IIlt hu (I ()i I I1 tctpt i8iturdty .)uuh Iq lilt! sAllford Herald, 300 N Frencti Ave , ~nnlurd, I la , 32711 BSB 1000._A_ 0 14 ji 1. . 3 811 ' _ A • • to -__ __ - - I-- -- - -- - - _______ - •. ----- - ld -j- 4 ________ . 0 1 . I, ' i This allow s us t o sell I collsi litenilly drup fre%h 100, 1171 Volufne keeps our . I 15 - - ,`sz_11141 1'0 V. -; . q. ~ ", M ~,`, your next presc6plion to Ukerd's, '- can trust for quality and low, low ____. L4N& , , - for I , s, L.L " ~ ~~~~- . , A. £' 'i 1 _'1:ffdA-1,,1#J1JI[T .11."L is 4;01 , STAIII likliolit - )t'.'t.,*AJ ih F D o 44~1j, .0!4' .JI 4. DELA - So brin I . 11 [ _______._..ffi%rW 1 ..•. LI REG 6$ or Dec. 3 Annual "Fanta.$)-land Ta blesilow anti Boutique" at the ('1(11 166 I'. SOt. .'.;y SWEETA (1 C" METAL REG. 2 99 I ii . W4.1 I % I IA'. -- / VALUE I' _ - 1' $4 009 a-' 3 Jv' 7 01 s/.i __- 44 199 - 1 - -... BATH LOTION ç..'c Ii - ' MUNSE L, A.. TLi '1l' - ,4 - __ 999 INTIMATE 5 .4 r 6 _. '~ -t. £ -. - - 1. t , 'c. 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F, -K IllI (1114"es as 111111 11 lit-.11 0-111-1,-\ 4 I 41'!i, ,I. Il~ . , I 7 :.I%;,, FLOWER 4 ? ,, NJ /. - . ! r , BQc * LADIES' , - ) L. , 0aftiol W11b(DA ".10" , . .-!"T ___~ - -- 9 , .-. ,.* ,-i : Is Topic -___ . - ____ - _ --. _---_ -,___ I -a- 0 ..4 '.., - . , Spring (inks Illvd., Altamonte Springs, 7:45 in -Therapy . ' . J i . I1 01st tiu IANIII. I,anj,,Iv~ Adair, Scim . I Vount). I'lillut'llon Control officer will lx' guest speaker. i)t'VOIIe), 801 Deaths - - 10 ' *I I Votir'. Jos&'rt'n1i T . Itoss. Minis ".1 irjorlc It (i tracs Or.ingc tm. dent's inaugural stwA is a 4S. augural was on the balcony of fwt-high news tower that will Fe*!:!: Hall in 1789 JoM have Four enclosed television Adarsis' was in the hall f ConLEON STONE Surviivors include a son Gary gress in Philadelphia in 17V7. studios for live coverage L'y the I.. Stone, Sanford; daughter's, dents John Tyler and AnMajor networks, six radio Leon Rupert Stow. 71, of 2545 Mrs. Virginia Bair, F,Iyria, Johnson buitittib and space for more Ow drew were Park Dr., IA)t I, Sanford, died Mio and Mrs. Judith Mow, 100 photographers. inaugurated privately in Friday at Seminole Memorial Amherst, Ohio; sister, Mrs. With the 8-inch swwfall the Washington hutels after Hospital. fie was burn in (lark- Beuie Searight, V.akeman, night before the late President Harrison's death In 1MI arid HecametoSanford Ohio; I I grandchildren; ofte John F. Kennedy's 1961 in- Abraham Lincoln's assastil- f years ago fr n F-1 . a child. auguration still painfully in nation in 18G5. Ohio. His ooctipation was a st.ationary en&-ect. fie was a Granikow Funeral Home in au&ztoUu' will bttheCapitol's member of the Methodist diarge of ar'angements fund is on hand to - etsiergen 44th because of multiple tern- i Churclm. snow removal. L - -:- -&rl _Z_ tnt Margaret I ' - Ituth .N1. Ctarter lie K Addison • Virginia J. Pringle ' Luther J Ilogsttt William Harmon Florence J. Stafford, l)iltotia r Kuun.i V. Metiillo. I)eltona John W . ('arr, 1)eltona - to N - . want Seminole Calendar tl'.'atore Taliercin, Dt'ltona A bkwird in 1909 drove Pres- ttiinority did not roorst-rate." presenting its with a renter Iitw survey for these itenis at lilton to tile stadium. I.aier when earliest pos sible date Therefore. ,I resolution would lot, Ili order at lilts time. if %%v are to be responsi%v to) the Iresent and iuitiwtltnte future Christian Church. 960 Nor- problems oil these stretches (if Nov.20 ' Deltona, I Imn. roads." American 1,egion [lost and mandy Blvd., ' deadline, Nov. 16. Auxiliary 183 supper, Legion Ticket acting chairman, referred III home on Prarie lake, 7 p.m. firing covered dish and table VF Post 10108 regular iliutuicuts in relation to Lake .ervice. inecting. 7:30 1). ill.. Knij,,hts (if .Nlary . Boulevard and Sit 4:14. Columbus 11th Sanford. I .idiis s s'. ins' that th() are becomin g \lenittul IkaIth Association of %%ill invet ill same time for all ron~,Ieste-1 but that developvr, Seminole, 7:30 p.m., Mental Is •m.i sill e ndorsed four I mutt susili in'. thu tim' Iki1th Center. Altamonte Sit 4:11 %oiest of 17-1K2, Ili two Springs. Election ;Ind speaker. ov. 29 phi8is s Ito. first ks hi' front I -1 . NYM \Iini Square dancing at till- San- east to Sit 427 and lilt- seconil VFW Auxiliary it)r(l Civic Centerat 8:30 11i11 Plaist' to be fr.'tiu i-i '. i-st nuimi Raiaar, 10 nut to I p ill. Join Johil Saunders ivaller) slit, Dellar Fire liall. ------.,Ind tile Starlight lot onienadors. an extended pep rally moved William I.. Roche June A. Presle)Shelby L. Thompson (*hristopher V. ParrN Linda C. Bristow ' - - LU ~ ~ C-411 M 1A . - urat*ion Set Area - fie IIOCO 114INJUstf, SO ' o es -although Franklin Delano Capitol F.ngineer Ural T. ident Vi tiliam H Taft $ i.ri Associated Press Vs slier Itocmse'.elt those to ha'. e the last I loin) Vs4u d, in charge of the WASHINGTON I AP - With auguration into the Senate of his four at the White house work estimates construction a fresh coat of paint on i dome chamber but officials say they In a tug of war between will cost about $425,000 with and near half million dollar won't even think about doing Roosevelt and the late Sen. $50,000 for police, $30 000 for I that again until they have to. harry F. Byrd Sr. over who was administration and $12000 foci " t:randstand in the pa rking lot, the Cqtpitol is nearli, ready for Presidents have tradionalh t1w best ectorwrnimr. the cost of snow removal. its 44th inauguration of a been inaugurated at the Capitol the 1945 inauguration was listed Ward said be knows of no new president ever since 1801 when n Thomas s 1.526 02 security mnicasures for C arpt ners Jeffcrson mu'.ed outside to the aad B)rd s son Sen. liars-) F I'rtsidtnt izomm swearing in steelworken ha'.e titers bolting Csq. tol s East Portico B'.rd Jr , md Va told the Sen A three-sided bulkt resistant md - hammering together That tradition survived even ate last spring he understands shield has been added to the inPre5ident Nixon's marble. after President William Henry more than that was quietiy augural podium and guard.,s looking wood inaugural stand Harrison read his inaugural ad- sprnt out of other accounts, But placed on rooftops for inW)d 11 acres of platform seats dress In the rain in 111,41 without he wouldn't say how much. augurations since President , essapproprated ' r "000 K s 'i hit o it I ad ( S Kennedy assassination in tt'llibier, er back to tbt- White House in WO for President Nixon's up- 1963. Iloe swearing in is to be at the first Inaugural parade-and coming inauguration although 71* contract for Uw speaker noun Jan. 20. died of pnietutwnia a nionth lat- the architect's offir-v says it syst.etii, riot yet awarded, is ex. Painters working with roM er. i4on't cost ULM much. pected to be about $21),000. much like mountain climbers All but four of the 36 presi. have refinished the Capitol dents have beers sworn In at By JIM ADAMS -' - f• ixon s Inau o"( 50 UG'f' __._- w . . . - t11 _______ -- Ui 1911 _ . • . '- Ili other reports, Lavender in tile November 7 election. sa id tha t his c rews tii% • almost Under Use b rts of Its' (ompleti-d lilt- %%iirk till Country i)rdtnance, lit-Ili from ttio, ('lilt) o.s.l .irui i ready to star t sheriff 's', ib urtait at will is till- resurfacing (if Sit 42q. available in cases fit nuvwince.,i Count\ I ,in( -r William caw;vd by llogs. Conaniv-sioners Illish sai(I that (hero- have liven say that there are no funds nor tiiii1% I tsiiipliirit'. iii lii-. nih. • I)lsI1'. for ('.1 itiishln' a about (he entrance of Airlsort doo-atchitiv department. generated b~ Increased traffic Ili a recent stud - conducted Ia said tha t ttst Intersection rst him tm the 'mtatt Pollution I ontral tittds orkuo' for s.il. P. ItIui commission mt tiiinol. Count), tti it it tamtilmI ( imsi III) tfl(SU than u,ts oni) itu alum' d tin.. is lilish .,,aid that Airport that %%its ill(, problem with It11oult-vard 1, ,ovs directl% east City lit S;anford plant whicil ha, tutu thit .ilriNmrt and (Hutra guis '.ini-i' been u.mrrt'(-ted. south (in .-I gradual curve. I Cipuntv I'lanner, David Farr thi is g in ruinnin)' .ind 11mg Mt liuti tilt t t.tt nit'. tton I1 1AI I 1 HF RR F rid s night U imrt dI that thi mu w l,intI a 'W(N)d Sil%,,-r I ~ikv lit- said that there plan will Im. a 'allabi - - r , irted After the pep rally had lasted Ill a littic longer than* 11sual. ac- 1.ollce ;Ind Selliltiole County is ;I little short section of Noveniber *.N ((or re%l(.w;i nil fi,r ill as all expression of sch(olol cording to one witness, the Sheriff's Department were Mellonville which was public lwarini~ t%o,o %%evks latur # ., -pirit ard youthful exuberance hut trucks to Sil ver I vm1tn High School Frida y football players en asked b) called to the '.cua to quell the barrica ded, the administration to leave the disturbance. Some of the Lake continue to go around lilt, inorning got out of hand .Ind l[TIM g.%Illll;lsltllll, which theN did, stti(letits reportedly called till, barricadus. -1 feel there is a -resulted in the arrest of 11 1ig s" ' .Ind other need too straighten lilts area student.s, who %%-tire charged follo"ed by tile band ,Ind -- law officers -1 out ilnislu n tint'. rtluttanti the cheerleaders. PT hm.i,ith disturbin), the ;x set The school schedule, alread% 11rincilli'al Carlton Ilenley The Itom-il authorm-d litish I(, Prior to planned lwp rally l'rid-I) morning word was thin ippealed to the rest iii the shortened and rearriinj'ed tim present 'us engineering -its il '.1'. "( ointuutmdat ttst rally was to t ill- liii) ho tnt next '. it k student at hod'. to go back to ttit. ir at txxL pa'.t't imong tile student Evell though Commission who left the further disrupted. 'lliose who classes. 'Iliose ' i to ,stit),," as Winter Park rqsirtul for tht first lunch Chairma n Gr eg i)ruuunuind students had rcport&dI'. staged hit ahtrs resumed cheer ing on . leave ;I ttwcv hour long I)ell , raIllo. the floor %vith most returning to period were locked out and was absent, lie (till at ttii in si its Ito. football pIt) crs refused food Students m.urt still se'. t r1iI tin uiuumr.inda (ii ix read I I \Jilifl (.rehounds w c rt ..Wheduled to pliq Winter Park were then brought back to plead straggling Ili to their roonis b% (lit- adininistrati%c assistant during tht fourth JO. rind classes I(o4n. I4tcr, "ilk the students to leave. t.. I One had t to do with lilt Nlembers of tile facult), then ,-Ili(] after that things returned it nit runt stir'.c ', of Looksbtg1in forcing Ito. studtnts to to a s&mhl i( of normality. • 1. I Thost studtnt'. arrested, 10 \l ir'. Intintian'e IooJ)'. SR 414 It im.t ii, 'i The y lift tilt building oni) to lxi'.'. intl (flit 'irl '.'.cre booked inte rchange loops and e st irimi I be caugs up in groups of ex- at the ('aunt) Jail. The nine cast SR 434 four-Inning. cited i-licering students on the illveniles I linder 17) were . In his nieintmrantluiii, . mmutsI(lt'. When a group of released to their JthIt'nts' students moved into the clistodY without bond, (one Drummond said, -11f we are it) r 'i , I student WHS Iaiilt'iI titit by his expedite solutions it) thu I, ,ç, ' r,iIt'tertn and began to jump on Uitilesand throw thingsarourid. lnirvnts,anda non-student, who present ciing,estioll (in West Sit it was then that tiian - student.'. refused its leave the campus. 434, and the )rusl)lt'uus is! the NOVEMBEII 17, 1972 f' Immedia te future on the Ilint'illiC(I things were getting out haul a $50 bond set. ('(V ,%fl%IISSIONS The incident was non-violent terchangi's on l.ake Mars I,A halUl and the)- began to Sanford: 'Ind had no racial connotation lioulevard ,Ind 4:14, it is tillreturn to their classes. Nancy Rivers Th,en those wlio were still according to Sheriff John Polk lloot-Lint that we receive tile Peggy D. Trail Grandstand Constructed ' Lyman 11% SOCI DO I Knowles Offers Change . C ('ri' ('I At ifl\ .'j" aiSt - - c- -.4r4 r5 i iii'4 . .1,,F .4 ptit:Ii h.rsng.nthepro;s...i 4k))' t tuntruil ur.iirs.tnt e whit is lithu ksrisbrou'h thi Ibiard t " b ' t t e Too Much P e arrested on a warrant from Det. Sgt. Parker arrested a breaking and entering to B,% GARY TAY1A)R District Six Justice of tht' Peace Colorado man on two charges commit a felon) Bond was set Gerene Ewaldt charging hini # John IA-o Griffin, 28, of possession of a stolen motor -it S5.000. ith possession of marijuana Sanford, who was recaptured vehicle and driving wWle inTwo Altamonte Springs men % .. about a month ago b% the toxicated. Gardner Dean Scalf. were arrested on First District Sgit. Edward Fagan jailed the J Federal Bureau of 27. of El Paso Colorado was Magistrate Court warrants man under $1 500 bond Det. Sgt. John Wright Invertigation i FBI) after jailed under a total S3,0W bond. charging them with grand arrested Clyde Lang, 34, of escaping from Raiford Prison, Parker stopped the subject on larceny by embezzlementOrlando, charging him with was brought back to the U.S.17-92 at SR 427 after he James Edmund Waters, 45 of carrying a concealed firearm Seminole Counts jail facing ,solitnessed him driving all over 176 Ronnie Drive, Altamonte Bond was wet at $2,500. the road. Parker placed him Springs. was arrested by Sem Lymnan students, five Det Sgt icmd Parker under arrest on the driving Deputy David Lohr. Ralph juveniles, were arrested on served three captas on Griffin while intoxicated charge, and David. 43, of 120 Kay Lane R% disturbing the peace charges at each charging him ,Alth . Bill. SCOrr entering with while running a routine check Altamonte Springs wa"s jailed the school Friday. Dennl.sMark breaking and on the car. found it was stolen. by Deputy Roger A. Blat- Norman and Robert Raymond Sanford City Manager W. E. intent to commit a felon), and Knowles will continue his ef grand larcen Bond was set at Deput \like McClung tenberger Bond Was Set at Valdejo, both 17, were jailed $1,001 on each man. forLs to change the present $10,000 on each capias. under SW bond. The other five arrested Jerome Daniel refuse pickup procedures of the were turned o'. er to juvenile Barr) Michal C.Rr cm, A store operator was charged Adams, 18, of Winter Park on a , 29 of was authorities. city regarding its residential ulth sale of alcoholic beverages warrant charging him with Watertown. Mass., customers b demonstrating a to a minor and an 18-)ear-old new refuse roll out cor.talner Seminole Junior College system for residential use with student was arrested for a mechanical device to empty possession alcoholic of e girbage beverages by a minor by I M packer at Monday's 4 P.M. Deputy David L.ohr. commission work session. Russell Leon Bastin. 33 of 101 Street. I.ongwooti, was Gum In the past, the city manager has proposed and the city charged uith selling beer to commission has Instituted William Alan Regal. 18, of 6302 0 various changes in the refuse I.Aflflea) Beach Drive. Both were pickup procedures that have jailed under a $500 bond Lohx happened to be in the area and brought about the new citY CIIICAGO (AP) - A U.S. District By limiting contempt sentences to no wiUwssed the boy coming out of Udge Sets L . Ti I);, .,. I -I / As sbeks and boughs must be tied contempt-of-court sentences that may with a government motion which 434 after purchasing heCT in sinai! bundles before Deputy Taylor Roundtree be ordered for the Chicago 7 defen- sought to avoid jury trials on the -However.I think some pli(As Liken too serious])- and was refuse men will pick them up. NORTH PALM BEACH. Fla. glorified bytelevision and in the carry pistols." he said. arrested two men and two dants and their lawyers and has contempt - charge appeals. Russell Sykes do API-State Sen. d • h juveniles, all (if Sanford, on droppoeti entirely contempt piis also an Eastern Air Lines * charges . session agenda is a review of essiOn (if against Bobby S~ale. government has "failed bit. n o,A hijack~rs have moved lot %-hit thinks all hijackers .. Contempt sentences of more than six the city's new sign ordinance, should be put to death for air terly- in implementing anti. from polifically-motivated The marijuana. deput% e ruing i.'. crc made Frida ) by which Is ewected to be months require a jury trial on appeal. hijack procedures, especially in persons to pcop!e who enacted reported he was talking , piracy. in the next trionth to control all Judge Edward T. Gignoux. was The charges against Seale also were I sub)ects at a service station on Sykes. 31, has never been hi- view of the latest rash of ran. criminally motivated. Now sizes and shapes of signs bein sent from Portland, Maine, to hear dropped at the government's request. they're c' ompletely desperate g SR 46 at 14. when he became jacked. But he says he t1links he som hajackinp. "Putting sk% marshals pe(q)le." stispicims of them and sear. appeals of contempt citations handed Seale heads the Black Panther party. Sykes said a solution to the Commissioners will also c-bed their car. He found two down at the end of the conspiracy trial. "I'd say 'Yes sir, where do aboard airplanes isn't the answer." he said. -This hijacking problem must lie with consider a resolution to the small bags of marijuana. you want to go?' And then I'd The contempt charges stemmed An appeals court had ruled that, if county whereby the city will look for a way to shoot him," hijacking for ransom is a whole the federal governmentLynn Joseph Holtzeclaw. 17. from the actions of the defendants and Scale were prosecuted for contempt, A hj% ballgame. Using said the young Republican re- new courtroom o Judge government e to reveal elected to his second term two passengers to bargain for jackcr profile developed 1)'. the $10 000 for materials for \crrts Davis 18 of Rt. I Box . Julius 11offman. who heard the case the contents of eavesdropping logs. mane% is a %jolation of interna- airlines, but it dcooesal't go far resurfacing Airport Btpu)rvard i ng rhe luting to disturbances at the ti me g o ver of nment refused say ing such enough The solution is to have between 117-92 and Sanford tionsil laws S)I5 said he doesn't carry a bond each. The two 15-year-olds relat *,Hijacking started out as a Light screenisig procedures at Avenue; to make a 24 foot , Aere turned Liver to Juvenile thiL, 19658 Democratic National Con- disclosures would "endanger the pistol in the cwkpit of the Boe'.entlon ntion4il securit authorities trig 747'. he flits as a senior first real threat then became a sort e'.tr) dtparture gate in t5e pa'.unent and to improe the -1 of bar-type joke-it wasn't counLry." he said. exisUng drainage systems. officer. (irgi r esF i I Tires pla ers are singing during cticin in the in Contem : I an i A -Go TEAM GO." is the chant these 'McRoberts rk i6 # ) 39C • q .d Lions ('1111) inecting and a 1`11111 Shown ok1ii . liii' .,t I t Ii'tintng h1i I t1t to I iglit \l'( 'tt'v, (II t Orlando Arell SUIX1111sor. Capt Janle.s 1.: Giles, recrilitingI officer fol, t I1%I Recru ruit itin ksI)fl itilt.' lle lion I Iii'Ii I )iiIn .in who Iflt.g \I,ii,i t.it 100 Jacksonv 1111-1-anged the prograin: ,Ind SFC Ken Jackson. Seminole Collilty ritTruiter. rvi-mner have been killed or C.'iptured over the North, the ct:nmand added '_I Pi I 1 I ''. I I )l \ I I t )l \l I \1'% in t tn' mod.'t n .i I I \ oltint would im- iiii-etins, with thrill ni'alri and that biik would ii. n;u'ned M;nday, ovemher 20, at I p l it at the off ice of thu ('irrtiit il.'rk flit' bill will 1w awarded ill lilt,regular inectillb, I I- "Ampow -.: . . The FIOS was the 123rd U S jet dow-ned o em \orth ietnam since the resumption of the - Las os' lci Radio Hanoi claimed two more U S jets were shot down ),. Vt raising to six the number of planes Hanoi has claimed were shot do%, this week. 11* broadca-q made no mention of the fate of the crewmen l'he :!~ * _ U.S. Command onh announced ~ the one loss 1-ft C 4 B 1 Iii oho,r ri fM.rtc i %ishetlit-r- he had funds for thioi . it if it oulil ts an over (X)( ruliturt and lit, replied that %ht thit r it is in over t H'tulItiire 'it nit, it has iii 1w done lit- said Iliat lit, had thp i - = . . I > . the hills, 11* adverse weather -. %, `7 _______ their -- --. - 'I '' f'op;. i1i repres4ntlrIi the an tiltects (ifC~os I lie iiiotur %ehflle in- the Jut. iiiik I )etrntin (rriter iY 5$)t'('tinlI tntinn III Siinliiiiilii reported that erintrnrU.rc hail Springs is sinking at one ear- presented figures whfrli tic elt ':' tier. reported road stiperiri- were to.p high when (ties I. nil. at J I I.i'.i nut r It will ri u.rssi.l. ri ii their bids is J ' (O'.t atititil $?,(XM1 tit tiirrt'tt he regarthil the itiwlifkiitlons '; ' sIIULInII." ajiprovi..l Ili Tallahassee I.iivendi- l%%is% queried ro- rently Ile said that fir .;i;.# 1;, mooK .- SI)( /k(i%S'.Ki . amwol 1 A , _-, - _~_ - ..- - 1 ,---;71* or I Sin ing - - , 0 .. .~,;'q - * 0 . oo,'(I.~;, ...." , ~* 0 %I* 1 th a r.,-I-,,,,'-r----/,^G^!oiiW k 'We were in a valley between u o tilL i S. and the mem' setp - - .- 66's."P "' W MI11- ii r __ I - . 11 1 I A&L i I . m Lr: . \rt V:t d, L .s. sourecs said. announced. Aoc1at(.d Press Writer The two rescued American The Saigon command said AP- A US. Air batUeIie}dactiondroppedtoit.s pilots are Maj. Norbert J. Wichit.aKan.,whentheywere Force rescue team bra v ed in a missile duel 15 i ktd nearly j }OWCSI antiaircraft f months, but allied officials said Capt. Kenneth I). Thaete, t3, of miles southwest of the port of Tt2s1 skies tOd.a) to pull twO they saw no signs that North Wendell. Idaho. They were shot Thanh Hoa. WfldAmencan fliers from Vietnamese units were pulling down Thursday night while fly"After we hit the ground. Vietnam. Ing an F105 its bait to draw sum- there were enemy troops In th e out of South Vietnam. Thunderstorms and overcast face-to-air-missile fire awa The The rescue occurred as area, and we could hear dogs troops with dogs closed skies sharply curtailed U.S air from B52 bombers the Air barking sa d Thacte (kea : nn the fliers after tri-' in the s:tutherri 4t)_h'ur tn. Fcrc'e s:ttd the thti Nor'tJ \'iet----ese would fire .50-caliber a SU a Was I - \ . }•, Ih (E0R61; ESPI hktg - - ... ; . By HE Asseda NMI I -------- Inspection T o - - IN - 0 T - I - �•-- F - 4A - - _..._ - - - --_- -_.-. - r- Editorial Comment 1. hi st [__F ~, - - .z Wit i t 1 65 g Quiet V Truly a in trade barriers do replied. -I "Villains The growth make these protectionist 1 their plans for discriminating against He has cut a Warner Bros. album, "Palance Sings." Other interests are the Lancaster, Pa., farm where he - -' -' r Currently Palance Is portraying in Dickensian black— frock coat, bowler hat and bow Ue tough enforcer hired by a major oil company to buy or o they're w rried that ma drive this country into economic the United States Washington alliances with Russia and China, and causeaid emphasis development investment and ec t U S. to dir to Southeast Asia and the Far East in the next decade. was born and his ranch near Bakersfield, Calif.. Roflutwook. First and foremost, however. are his children. Daughters Holly, 22. and Brook 21, reside in London where Brook is stupng acting. Son Cody, now in high school, also isaing at acting. In Japan. for instance, if your car is on the railroad track and gets hit by a train you have to ain plus pay for any damage done to the tr leaving IVest Europe (with its heavy need for advanced technology invcstrneflt( somewhat out in the cold. S I b&INS -r 016' R •J : . One Man's Opinion - I. S - - • • •5 •• - Ap a - 2 . %5 - -- C,oØ.y Nw1 $svics _J __________________________________ Buy an Car--- Save Plenty! Assembled ~__T__) By DON C7 _* _~ 07-1 OAKLEY ____________________________________________________ 'anthrbferillb P11 Religion 1972 ELEPPONE IA 101 M in an A filu arc $1.0 or r 3 3SANFORD FLA 303 N cREN-:H AVE *sYNE D DOyiE ' FRANK VOLIC)LINE Crc..a"D" General jOHN A (POLSK.I Ai.soc'aiC Ed Iu ip,iiED F Gi E LOA Cop?rOIiC FRED VAN PEI, riarg Ed'o' ROY GREEN 'TAYLC 5pw's Ed"" ç,ARY Ad.Cc!S Ia) ac the Y.t-cnal S.r' Ed'o RALPh HA (c np R"i' r DORiS WILLIAMS E dIN $11 clx. CHARLES :AhE eASSELBER HA RAY STEVENS coefrAn ØiLt, VINCENT jR . Le rec Co. Vol SUBSCRIPTION RATES 5Sc Wee 514 706 Months ,.,De4Ivecv ___-- — Same As Home Delivery In Florida 8v Mail C 52 10 fl aD 1 Year - II? thinS $32.10 Mtiii 52 70 Month 6MOflttfl $162Q All Oftf that tl mall subscriptiOns postal RegulatiNn provide US-P&id in It 1vaflCC s.'cond class matter August 22. 1908 al the Post r.u' '. office of Safl1O", any material, news or advertising of this edition of TSO Pori of . Herald may be reproduced In any manner tw sarilord The Herald,nt*fl 1.'ermIISiOfl of the publisher of firm responsible for iuCh reproduC1iO will or Herald's copyright and Any iftdD 1edtmaias te , amjkwed infringing Ofl 'theIPie law, f or damage under .I be he4d lia blearid Sundays. CXCCPI Saturday daily .,- 4IJ member of the Associated Press which is qId 'p the use for reproduction of all the local ie.d exclusively tone,wsp.iper , printed in this ----------------------- Copley News Servk'e The first missionaries on the North NEW YORK American continent were the zealous pioneers who tried to convert the Indians to Christianity The results were mixed—and sometimes bloody, 'Today some missionaries are still trying to win the souls of American Indians for Christ — with varying results. While most major denominations—and some minor sects—maintain ministries to Indians and provide them with millions of dollar's a year in economic help, educational — opportunities arid other assistance, the Indians as a group still are not sold on Christianity, just as they recently expressed displeasure with some of democracy's processes by seizing the Office of Indian Affairs In Washington. many a in fact, they are trying as they have not tried for of the context year to revitalize their oaim religions within are trying 20th Century society. And some Christian groups to help them do so. more talk During the last few months there has been forms an develop his own about how to help the American Indi theme Indians th of spiritual expression which many of ian promised that It's been a long time since Henry Ford T. bought separately, would cost Model all the parts of a no more than the assembled car Today, the sum of the parts can be more than twice as great as the whole. So reports William B. Mead in an Christ %Therm the National Fellowship of Indian Workers, a group of Indian and non-Indian representatives of several denominations, met not long ago, their theme was: "American Indian Religious Thought as It Relates to Christian Theology." Christian Out of that meeting came the feeling that the church needed a new concept of evangelism and a mission at doctrine providing a fresh approach to recognizing th ByCI..AIRE(X)X A by ' Indians Not Sold On (? and PubiSt*' LELO A w&TER article in the new magazine. Money To show just how high the cost of replacement parts has - soared. Money calculated the retail parts price of a 1972 Maverick, a compact car whose advertising has stressed its simplicity of design and repairability Sticker price of the car Was $2,506.55 Using a complex parts manual, the researchers came up with a retail price estimate for all the car's parts of .435.22. That's un- an'-cJ and unassembled! "At 2.265 1,ounds," sas Mead. "the assembled Maverick goes for the groundchuck pm ice of 96 cents a pound. a bargain compared with the filet mignon tab of $245 a positive values exist in other religions. "We must study the history of other religions, not to conquer them but to relate to them," declared the Rev. Dr. Benjamin Heist, a United Presbyterian and clean of the San Francisco Theological Seminar)' In San Anselmo, Calif. To do this he recommended tweaking new ground in missionary and evangelistic endeavors and getting away from the traditional view that the chief goal of missionaries to and evangelists Indian tribal religions must be studied seriously, he maintained, predicting that the day would soon come when - selves are eager to do. find Sympathetic Christians are helping by trying to religions, partribal parallels between Christianity and to these ticutarly through conferences--usually referred days as "dialog ues." American Indian theology would be on the agenda at Christian theological meetings. In any case, he warned Christians against adopting a "cafeteria approach to religion." Reist arid others agreed that elements of Indian tribal religion could make a major contribution to Christians and others alike in the field of ecology. 'Protestant theology Is terribly impoverished when it comes to a doctrine of nature," Heist said. "It's an open question whether it can survive the ecological crisis." National Bible Week Herald Area C o rrespondents $aar Lake ' Forest City Ann Rile g31-9959 CasselbertY Tangiewond kathy Niblack $3$-1150 MerYr $31 5975 Ctivluota Lila Bakir 3QS 3rdSt eiw,d Community j,arva Hawkins fl 5115 -- g&'erPise ...I E 4-,. w, 5363 .. f !I' - Fern ParkE Esisles Go$denrodEaltht00k p%p.arIlynGordon F.)1 t 97 5 Lake Mary Ann SieCZkO*Sk 322-8704 Lake Monroe 322-26fl LO9*Ood Ann Riley I3199 Winier SPrings NAnCY Booth 322-V3S Ostsen Mrs. Clarence Snyder 37t.4541 (4neva.OVledO Slavla t iz Ma thieu 3495105 heard 8 new lIfl the charter with final agreement reached again that the main body of the revision will be on the Dcc. 5 ballot for approval or disapproval by the people. An alllentiinent, to provide creation of districts in which Commissioners Would have to reside, Is to be placed on the ballot early next yea.'. Of)- Attorney William Hutchison told the board considerable work would have to go into the composition of the districting amt'ntlmntrmt u hit'h i ould have to be in precise language H FRANK MACOMBER Thirt) ufle years ago the first Naticxal Bible Week got off to a .haky start. Clergymen across the nation were explaining its sigiuficance from their pulpits that Sunday. Dec. 7, 1941, as Japanese kniibers struck Pearl Harbor. Not an auspicious beginning for observance of a week when Americans are asked to read the Scriptures. you may say. Yet National Bible Week not only ,tirvh'ed Pearl Harbor, it Song since has btt.umt a traditional tirr.r tstien millions of Americans set aside whatever they are doing to read from the Holy Book. The week, from Nov. 19 pound for those 1.180 components bought separately." Intermediate and standard-size cars, which are restyled more frequently than compact-s. would cost proS portionately more if bought as parts. Over the past 2.0 years. Detroit's proliferating models have spawned a marketing monster, says Mead To service the 112 million vehicles now on the road, manufac' turers stock some 700,000 different parts. A part is usually kept in stock between five and 12 years. Despite the enormous costs of producing, warehousing and distributing these hundreds of thousands of parts, profits are hefty for both manufacturer and dealer. A study by one automaker found that while its dealers realized about 3 per cent profit on new cars, they were making a 25 per cent profit on parts and service According to one industry source, sheet metal parts are initially marked up nearly 300 per cent to make UI for losses anticipated in later years as demand dwindles and storage costs accumulate. But b way of easing the pain experienced by those who may have had to replace a fender or something recently. it must be pointed out that the pricing scale is aimed at achieving an average manufacturer's markup of about 32 t-'er cent. through 26, also initiates Worldide Bible Reading, established by the American Bible Society and designed to turn people the world over tosard what has been described as mankind's noblest and most coherent statement of princ.ples S shall reside in a designated area. The Sanford City Commission has not as yet decided whether the commissioners will be elected at large or just from theirdistricLs with the mavorat large or whether in fact the Commission will continue to have Five members or he expanded to a greater number, Since districting h become such a controversial issue there is little doubt rather than permissive word "may" being use, the mandatory "shall" will be used instead in the amendment Commissioner Gordon Meyer stuck with his word to the proponents of districting by supporting placing it on the ballot once it was certain that 15 per cent and more of the people in the city wished to have it on the ballot as evidenced by time ix'titlon.s carrying nearly 1,600 signatures. Me>-&'r, in fact, signed the petition himself along with Mayor i.ee P. Moore and commissioner John Morris to round the (lciCUIflt'flts. out ('fl's' SUPPORTS DRUG FI(;lrr The Drug Action Committee of Seminole County asked for Funding from the City of Sanford Monday night to add the county seat to its list of contributor with $300 donation pledged. The committee is proposing a project budget for 1972-73 totaling $21,599.20 including $12,000 for an executive director; $2,400 for part-time secretary and the balance for office rent, utilities, equipment, supplies, telephone answering service etc. SCARC?.IAKE,S Arf'F:AI, BERRY'S WORLD McCracken, former -hairman of the Presidents Council of Economic Advisers adds this admonition: "If the foundations of our social, economic and political system are shaking. part of the reason is the weakening of the undergirding spiritual and mural structures. We need Bible reading and serious study, and one way to encourege this is through National Bible Week." Since National bible Week texts. Last year Kenneth N. Taylor. a Wheaton. Ill., theologianpublisher, went to press with 'The Uving Bible," in which all 66 books of the Scriptures were rewritten Into conternpOr&.T)' CityCommissioner Gordon Me> er took area churches to task this week after Dennis K f)olgner, president of the Seminole County Association for Retarded Children appealed to time city fur financial assi.stance. The city agreed to donate easily National Bible As Dolgner was explaining the needs of the organization For bathroom fixtures, among other items of equipment, to repair and renovate to a degree the former little Red School house, Meyer wondered out loud why church facilities could not be used in the program. I)ohs.,ner was expressly asking for help with the project to .ossist the adult mentally retarded In acquiring experience and training to permit them to obtain gainful employment in industry. Week, car pu' t -ti.uushu'st tiiwtms ii iiit S llliIt'M In 'Iviliati areas uui'riiss uis'i' North V ietnaauro' prilviuics's' uS uumn' sum loves peopit' ru'garlht('ss of sshzit t'n'y are or ito, let's ha'. e uunottmc'r side of tiii' story ' Aim uinia'llevuuhIe uutrsH It', Li 0(1 ((0 (iii' fflIr I tuf timi' Viu't ( 'ong ' If tim.' story sit this traitas' ('vent u'vcr hit the press mu our area, I f;mIII'sl Lii outed It If there is a mit phu 4' III Visi 011111 t titt'ti wsmuilst S('t!tml to t)t rs'a54,uaisls safe It %% (11110 is' Ii,.' I-'-'''''' 'ti'*,-.ni II.,,. I. -. -----I"" ii %% In'rt t thereIs operated h> a .St. I'ct,'rsti,uri', ti;i,,-s1 ( Smii't u titmitud VIOl lit Misiun ) supportt'iI ii> 111;11q, il('ruustmsuulatlonis, thi' lilililit 11-M411 I A prosar,uin,i I lt'rt' was a ('ilillI)li'x of liiii kIimmi;s uleilivatt'ci to the tmiuimamm and u,mrrciful stunk of uaiinlsterung to .lrj)iuumss unit lepers. It was tin' Sn'mm' of ministries of lov e ansI (' tmlIil5SiOt1 .. a has- en, inihio'd, in tin' midst of a is uir'torn country A mmilssnanirv doctor, Dr. Sturat llaru'rson 1111(1 his is 1k', p-t'rsoru.uI friends of 110114', whommm iii>' former riiiin-ii in Norfolk, Vu., supported) suit), a M issionary numrst' Siutouri,' Ilaywood, and V us.'tnaaiit'sm' helper serve the I.t'l)rOS;Iriliuim, the orphanage and the s.- hoiI ;It Crescent Beach. It all susunult'tt so Idyllic, so peaceful. Then . it happened' Sulking Viet Cong terrorists bombed time generator at 1:30 in the morning. Satchel charges exploded in Front of five of the \Il-t ciuuv .. duplex houses in which stsumii' ,if the lepers were quartered. The Five buildings were wrecked beyond all repair. liii> Ilium bombed the TB ward, which had just been completed, killing a woman patient and wounding several others.,, the clinic. dispensary went next cl Gordon Smith, describing this, said, 'Medicine, bandages and equipment were all over the place, mingled with the blood of some of the wounded who were brought in later.'' At 9:15, in the morning of October 6, a time. bomb exploded in the school building, In which the classes would have been In session had they not been dismissed because of the other explosions. When Missionary Gordon Simmith arrived on the scene, he described It thus: ''It was 11 Pitiful sight. Many of the patients were there. On the ground the wounded were lying on a few stretchers or bloody mattresses.,,, Most of them were already badly mutilated with their leprosy, but now then terrible in their misery." When I read about the North, Vietnam leaders crying about the unjust bombing and those In PI''IIT ''I Pit ii tt 'irk I,', ..-u'iiiuili' ,,o',i,i,t'rs ii, itifort o 'our uoimntr>- which situ' with ti,t'iu,. I ask iii>-self just what ''i -' titest' Ii',uhyrq watit ' it is riot Ix-11 you'd is'tter believe It' f low In time nimiw' of reason and lugh ranu lii.' Viol I 'iumg i - i y - ,H'4fl - s', pu oro'' and it tarry tilit iiI''r'i and Iii i.ti iitli' till' par. of III I,, Is , Ipoit liii! si'. t'rtmti u - nt II 11150 rr'fh'v-frtl 'III, ;i'.t lI1.tI4'5 fit Ito' .'.u;ii t • if doing this liii, lunia'hc'vnhll' atrocity'' uttuJ till iis't'uI Ito fmr,u,rmcl,i a I ut I 'rest out Bent- tm' ciliiithat 'liu,w'rt ft umim t im.' ''ititiumatiut 1? I aims fully aware that without liii', '.it't k I' Is' irutami,i.' shuui)t We have isom,iis'd schools, 1'tt'v'It I know !Iut ''Very iiuuutriios, i'ti' , but I lumrlrmot I '';uu'ii*' iuit'iuiis't ci,;ureq IIIV Is'lii'v*' '.r '.iiiiiltl ili, S.', In limo tat' huh' Iiir > our .'uhitori,al spirit iii M04 11 tiiu's' Vis't ('ormg ulhii4It t - iuirrmi'sl uiiat tillS utit uuiumIrist I Ii,iul I'.ijs'tl to host tuna their 'i'.tti l'°PI" io'ti'ru- ,a , '.'. it, nut hoc ti' It us Irult'c'sl si tragic sittiatlurm stht'dlmuie 'Imit a t',uiplyt' is iu'n this sort ,if activity uI liii- I i'uietau' I' ('Sot unioro i- suit ltiiiu's It, tin' it orld, where suns'-. - ''n'.uuuning tts,u;s t,oing 'I ului,sti's'r Is';a.lir if lii it thors' should he isiti, love ;ur,d occmiiI' '1 to '. I sit s 'ur .11144' In" 4t)mtihiaSSiuiflLute sitar lug, iittm our part as a nation, lime vioL 'Iss - tiss thus' I Iu'ruulsl's i tint irmulitig ('unit: host s''.er, We do fil'l'11 to iti,ti'tuul suahipsirt I've s'rijoved s'i i,uviu'Iut u-ui from,s 'oar 'a',' tius' iuti,or Si(lt' of ii,,' story I ( 11 11114 .11 till' Virt ('ong are riot it; SilitS iOi' ill Iii.' past a 0th us uum:Inm>- would like its to 1IeIIVC at'.'. ;u> hunk. fsurv.;urul It. miat's'tttig lilt st- bite'' Are we krnsirmg In '.'. shim % 0,11 I u'i t to ts' iii thml'i' luau's all sense of real Suit..r'i it itiiiii tti'' m't ten, Va luii' ii', "r 'us. auuul it ill try tiu iu,.ake in ti,s ii;, to us rid , . '. W .Il)(IIlUtmIIllt t ?uI. 1111111111.1111h is hits ii I; "41 niw h a part of muiik'rmm titan's life, uiniul our t5l,f Ill tilt- dignity sarul Value of the hiulumlumni 'r - hi-mm. In lii' ilu',,u,tiir;'- ;t - 'i''r.' 1)4 1111,91t ' '. . how inau-h I appreciate the consistently fair coverage that yfill Rif se the F i fib ('uingj'essirnn) race. '.lore than anything else, i,u'Iivc' It was fair flPWS rc'p''rt ing which niarte the difference in our race As you probably smispert, we are extremely busy right now, working ti, put together an diet ti-ic ('ririgressional staff LIOVI offk-e hetu'en now and early .January But I plan to get around the district just as as possthle so that I ran •xpress " i ' "'"' '" "' " rnr many friends %tennwhtle, if ""11 have ,fr. ,,, qii' sfl5 or If we # in be (at any ;usclst;inre, please don't h4'stitate to call or write ' ' Sincerely, Bill Gun frr - ;urs'n't is I h tuiilI. l-:Ii'stiuunm I' Ho'. 'runti II;iru.IiI A I hurrus I uvatit's bans' ni,,ads' the need for Iunuh iauiu,s,iuill urgi'ri' oil musing uists require' us I ha n k You 'I' Iti this' ,ului''uatit iso areuu'spi- .t u rig (runt, "ur 'i. li E.titusr, Its-raId s.t tsr - Askirr this' I Ii'r;aIsI For mi i k'..,.. i..,.t .............. i,, .1 ,,U ,i'U' t111tuau11 ( 'flnt'rt ,\ss4n - Iulti(ifl, yotir uis''.s- sp,ajs'r soaks's such a ()Is'asi' uliI'111 our thanks For the -sgnmif,u';u,t i'ntrihutiiun an the t'niu'rus,i', i isrmtruh,utii,n, iii the s'.., s.f uni1crutiiru suitors and S:snnf.,rct Ili-raid to the 1972.7:1 rusualsutsuut I ,s.;iu- a' tas- atie's .,t '('aSoau1 of i-iummct'rts It is only Iii. .'.auias' thus', tuna ha'.-.' a throiii'i, iafl' ii('ll) that we can 'iii quo' apprecia tion of the taring hhlt'S(' tusnct'rts here and isa' r''aslnlu' smt'.'oI (sir I.a'agum. use feel, in our small way, we unvotvemiu.'nt in • tenmiumauri sty are -utmtrululitinmg wholesome affairs Withthai's,' cur, ('tlteitaIfluna'nt to this area, uiusc-tani, i's in lund, %% ,. kel Sun(-t'r('I)- yours, that a uiiusiu-r,uts' In, rt';asc In Charlotte .M. Smith s ostar .srmtr,hut,s.ni In $30 us s'tihl Presidentnot to be unreasonable request. Ssnmiinmualo' Mutual It % -I 1.'4'I t hat ;m ittami Ildmit(' (no a'rt As\sa-iiltis(fl ulisi (isSliull of lii'- I bra Ills u11utd4't IS nsu.-do'sI to-fore u Congratulations II.SiI a 1 itritributtoo. pleas.' rall : lo - at lii~ lulls t' i'211 itil Ifs and I I-hstui llri .uhut still ,uuuk' - over'. effort to "'r.stu,I;itiis,,s II. tOil and .lrraulu:,' a t untie to uiuu'i't us itt, ou the '-uit;re Ikruibl stall br tue ,, '.'.,'a-k. It> (lit' saiiut' tokens, ''iittan;ultr jeeP of informing, If there .s,u' i's or> auis 1ur,is s,f ih tirinig tilt- jarim,i,urt and - uutmt't'fli which you feel ::sneral tlu'otiostis' reed - tate .'r tisaI [A-ague As 'if the I .*',ague itto'nmtji ml, 414, not hesitate to get W, 'min'u, Vot.'t s.d I-lurid;, suffice, so tutu- u %% till isis'. u'.luas'hi is lussat,'d in Orlando, I \'ors suns -.'rt'ly. rc'i-.'ivesl lilailY, ilmo> ('ails Nancy 'I' fleew- ers Iro,i S'-ttuumu'lt' voters M's'klnmg Transportation - ,,,,,,, a -, ' ' - '' Il -' ''''........ '''' - ,- - - ' . - ' '' unutsaruis,atiusu, on c;inulnsl;iti's and ' Ns t ills. It it,iiC lilt' ;:ri'at tth'usuirt' to) refer liii',i, tu ''di t uoii. F the S.inIisril I kral; I M11 411 (ouhul 501)16 &'xautI> ' hut hi('> is;ilutsol. As ;iii Otis' III'' 1111)01' CI till' Si' iiiinuIs- i i-:. Note — Thank > . . . Hi.ts'rt I Iiran Resident Mgr. OSO'I'A Editor, Herald: In lilt: WC A bout teas: 121 water recharge r.p'mate maSS transit at at roads are fait operated; (31 mass transit L Viol priiibfr and iid more rowfs, fattC are up The Iaue of Women Voters out rOsiSCfVe Iwttrde? if this is '.ommonpt.. ? the .Wh4I01 Sylter have you time sm if fhrougbout water ahc.rv.' morning. resources In i7l the l.WV'tTS classes around announced a position on Air Quality which stated that a large number of Leagues Sev.'r. 15 - - that any realistic to the Air Quality proes Mrn must include ma -- -ncer ''i -- cterri Tr snsit c, an Seminole ('ounty, swill he joining other Leagues throughout the country in an relationship to human needs, and population trends, s'r-ologiral and socinecoflornir .'. - mind -- cola Transportation Auths'irit', us to tie covnrn;endett for .mskir, for input by II,rul groups .ir. mdi'. iduals during your study s:.' ,-'ur ------------- - r.r'' - U I 'evaluation of land-use po licies anti procertiires and their fir toN tr I Crooms hel ie'ie soiiituon ',I iuIlr'VP.lJIIlI,Jl.,,,' transportation needs for three county area. rr ; patriotismof the -'t'i44'?it.4 lid ytit) know that many ( thp students (here ito iot tan d -it repeat the pledge -if .ihleglanr.'' of the United States has for 14 tears been studying and acting lo Cr tmns at Cronrnc Since you cflCetfl.d 'rith 'n. cot to heavy cievehr.prnert as on 4:01 and 14. area itt been r -ut rg',u'i - '.q your articles on the rtepinr.ibl. should be taken that rio itP rooted through prime water recharge lands which will 4pefl the - nri 1it1w, smippos'?ed level if neeeatY; we swit ti Presider' tuetor''. We hope that you, too, in your studies and decisions will keep these interTel.ated • n s poilfinri he lping to keep (enfr,,i p,tptng place to live. if we mmy hp el you In aflv x a y to av'hlev, this gi, pIa I.? ;iq r'a Mrs. William er,', -'t;tms recotnend the foillnR fOt 1W rlitr herald Ir 11.14! (- amtipaign is over. SWf''VC won, and I ward you to know ' for ,t,nqlderatiofl: (1'ri7I54tfiIflt highly V c,tih1 rather fMri t,rr,uler rond. especially in Fa ir Coverage fl,,. this tinder as we'll as rarui t psirkiands, awl'oir bet-k I; in ibm mull iIopfuuli ti.u'li he deluged IpnflP* SI liii Irim I In r thirv.mighiii.l thr mute arma.0 . Ith '.ia suruvs'nhu-nit P.r ton to '"snality lts'uuII>- we are all tu ak.' thu. IIi'rald's funisins'uial thing for a little hit or love ' ,lilt r tuiit list, hi. (iii' is ..rk of lb - lA/+ !_ e iNorTr v ieinamest i 00-1. _7A -"Tr',V.I Li. - -- ., R oya I Mercury Portable for people o n ho 000 - 't.'' . lime IA-ague of Women V..-r , is a nonpartisan organization membership studies g os- c r fl a men t a I and comes t o positions for action at all level. of giavernrnent In Seminole ('ounnty, ft.is hose rio us Pt0bICfTls %- ;I a 111 league in May 1969 announced the following positions under their Planning and study: "Time I 'ague of Wonn'n Voters f Seminole Counts supports inclusion of the 'Issvemh,rr :s '.ttur-i protection of our water recharge areas in any land us-. planning and - - - . encourages ',i7 measures by government at all levels to tnmiplenmwnt these plans''. At that time we also recommended to the Seminole County Corn. 44.rart.f .:zr 'ag.. Ur U) -. necessary iS. t'u.,.hu't - -,,i er. t.lnr rhbnn II1 .a. ac taI CtX1f. pri;il $3995 flrf_ Gnat as.e. : .41 Mgeorge stuart. I) hi. *'Oi,SC mission. ''that Funds be set ;isistt' for parkin., lots for mass i.A. (~?,~~ ~Ie l AlilglIC, I '.'..as I.arti'uI.srl> prowl of liii' • iei;erati% e effort '.'. li101i irudute-d this scrvi-t' to voters. 'l'Iiert' IS III' uiuuaIt In iii> iiaimiil tii;it tilt- hhi'rilil h',4to'rsiiil igir's the ssintst'rnis and goals 41f tii - I ';i::uie ti a extent than anvsumn' else in S.'tuuirmolu' ('ssuiiit \.sur t'k'ut auan.tl,,> -ih,tur,,sl .shueut i sui au-ti'. itacs ;'I'dIiu;.inu 1.11 lice' I %% ;I.% an llul)r&'o- o'lIrnmtt'ot ,,fusj iImUOii.aI),)ri'uIata.lt tribute Ist th'- Photo Exhibit Depicts Early Florida Settlers I-lU was at - Central )"lorithua its It of tilt, t-cnuluir>and before is depicted arar)hmi('allu' in ii ,-.r Iiii ill photographic prinis in a variety of prswesses that are currently n d isplay in time Florida Te c hn olog ical Unive rsi ty - hit' turn '- Me;-t'r sail it was a shame that lax monk')' is being asked for by the orguanuzation For capitol improvements Instead Of to improve the program Dolgner pointed out very quickly Community (Jolted Methodist ('hurch fa('ibitit's in ('assehix'rr>- hiuu'.-e been donated for use In the l.ittle Red School House effort with , rnent.ally retarded children, but church facilities would not answer the need in time adult program, - ,-' library. hit' t'cliabit, M01-11 has bt't'rm t'xtenidvul through I)t't'ejimhjer 6 iiiril> breed of settlers at work ;unsd play. Oo 'giaat',tt IS it series of roflhuat't prints immuack' (ronim glass niegu. I Ivt' us tilcim store exposed during that ju'riisi. ItesisaLse to the displua> Is t'i'itit'iit 1mm liii' ' '(- o!iiutmc,mts Isnuk" that Is available to viewers ''Best yet'' is ii typical rt'uuo-tisani 'liii' exhuibat '.s- ;i uossu',i,bletj by I)oirthy Kuinnonm, M") iit'ash Kiti gruIj)tmi(' arts ulep;s r t iluent anti I ,orran Muuurs's, thief university hi (III) g r it P1st' r Me it mt's prsxltao't'uI imaniy of (lit' photos riiism i.a rI> sit' gall'. l's ia' 11a54'(J'.l'rt'd lit art'zs flt'a markets Must take this sppurtunity to announce the birth of Use first Estes grandchild Christina Thoriiaslrui Estes arrived early Monday afternoon, weighing in at a healthy 6 lbs. 4' ourwe's, to our sorm, Tracy and his lovely wife, Christine. As you are rt'uiiinig thii,. div proud gruinidnimother Is lit California st'ci:m11 time most beautiful dark tressed, blue-eyed baby ins the A , - I I . , world. - Tu rkey Will Top triiiuiticanis will lx' .ut.alisguu-I aumil placed in archives. fsattires liaan>- scent's (ii 19th o-t'nmtuiry Florida. showirmg the !'ROIJI) (.RAND%IA u Men and uinitique shops. lntluutt'oI in the display Is ii rolleet Ion III 60 duigucrmotx's, tin types, and uimuibrotypcs, donated to F'l'tJ by kty FANNETI'F; I'I)WARI)S Writ. sored by the La'mrn'5 National Bible Committee. iliutmi anti imyulroelet'trit' plant In NghI' Au l'tiii, IUI'I' umnl tumil O _ Herald __ SundAY, - fl". V), 19-12 -SA $300 to the cause, F'romm, the l,ongw- ood land of politics, f)oii Schreiner, candidate for mayor called to ask that the record be set straight. 04-spite rumors to the contrary, his only t'onrnc'ction is itli marijuana and drugs was when he was a vice agent for the Seminole County Sheriff's Department, he sad. He invites anyone wishing to check this out with ''Big Joiui,'' himself, Polk, that is. So much, for loJlltk'5, this week. strength with which we face our daily challenges must be replc nislied and refreshed," the President points out. "There is no finer source for such revival of our spirits than the Holy "There is a wealth of language. It caught on beyond Taylor's sustenance and Inspiration in imiondest dreams, outselling all the Bible. It cAlera comfort to those earlier revised veriloni and measurable reflecting ma'n's increased In- seeking its wisdom.' For the 32nd consecutive year terest In the C 'd B'ok if only sponhe can understand it more National Bible Week is he:svily ikumlihed ti)l' ho I.iaong looked DON FuKNIl-s RUMOR significantly. falls during Read the Bible as you will," wits inaugurated with a Thanksgiving Week as part of program radio nationwide Paul W. advises Dr. the nation's only nonsectarian McCracken, advisor to four interrupted by news of the rational Pt'rl Harbor bombing, religious observance presidents and President Nixon, honorary chairman of Bible Week this scholars have made Bible chairman, calls on Americans year. "Read it as the word of reading easier. A new translation in 20th to make the teachings of the God literally transcribed, and Scriptures ,,the touchstone of nany do. Or read it as history. Century English. called the England Bible, took their lives." He puts special Read it as literature, bearing in New emphasis on the nerd for the mind Mocaulay's dictum' 'If British scholars 26 years to TiitiOfl'S young people to read everything else in our language coirtplt'te Unlike the popular a the Bible, at a tune when so should perish, i the Bible i would Revised Standard Version. many youths need a guide to the alone suffice to show the whole revision of the King James Bible, the New English Version future. extent of its beauty and power. "There are tunes in the lives fresh translation of the Read the Bible as you like, but (sreek. Hebrew and Aramaic of each of us when the Inner read it." Dr. to Tito other cities in Seminole currently have districting and the charter wording is relatively simple taking up all of iIfle parapra)h. hit' paragraph says that all members of Council shall be elected at large provided the City ('ounciL.may..by ordinance divide Into four geographical areas (as nearly equal in populatioti as practicable) and that the four councilmen - For A Change, Read "Good News" Cople> News Sen'k'e ManIyflG0' 831 6975 At tius week's ('it>' ('ommIs.sion meeting, discu.sslon was - is a OrnonleSprings A" ('IIAItTEIL ON llAl.IA)T Communist Editor, I icrald I 1191(1 itltim interest the 'Increased AIr Warfare Against NorthVietnam' In the Nov. l, i'suw of Time I lerniul. 'lime North VIt'tnni,i'ç i"nri'ig,m Ministry, so sI lmt('(l time imeis s rm'lrase, 'rlain,ied that iii time last three da y s Aiiir'rlr4in ()IimIiI's 111111 . . K ossings are poorly marked and the view down the track is obscured by shrubbery or buildings. Then, too, windows are closed in airconditioned out cars and tapedecks and radios help drown warning sounds. Signals? Vhat is the answer? Gates? limits for Overpasses?, Underpasses? Sp countries trains. We may have to look to other for possible solutions to the problem. ig ht -Stenitorin was outvoted ,_C' Drivers are particularly careless on the lines ese where trains pass infrequently. Often th U rt''.potlsm%-t' to the Pe°P1 ' ' Although 1-4 and 17-92 were planned for the most part to avoid the treacherous crossings, traffic is increasing daily on th e feeder roads and accidents often occur on the least traveled roads. I } . race to - Knowles contends the acceptance of the ('i)unt-il. Manager form is due iri;iimiril' to the desire to have ii tralnei professional to carry out ('oiindl policies In the most efficient manner The survey showed that Vest Palm Bench with 57,75 people has had this type government since 1919; l'nllutmassee with 71,897 since 1920; Gainesville, 64,510, 1921; Miami 334,119, 1921; Miami Beach, 87072, 1923: (learwater, 52014 1923; Ft. Utuderdale 139,90, 1925; tIollyood 102,297, 1926 and St. Petersburg 216,232 and Pensacola 59,507, both in 1931. Stenstroin had suggested delay in placing the proposed flew city charter on the ballot to allow time for study to determine if the Council-Manager type government is the %k ii) Sfr,j 'liotii(I 'i an d if this forum of governmmii'nt is truly things once extended the cow. courtesy - prosperity Stanley engineers do not extend to the hapless motorist a Palance, 1r would the ranean lands Quiet be hind-the-.s cenes talks are going despite sOfliC COfl• ahead on this first-step program now cerne'i effort on the pail of special I' S trade represefl — Many Many of the crossings have poor visibility, no automatic signals or gates, and judging from the rising tide of loss of life and limb taken by trains in Central Florida during th e past year, d c of a . The ''('ouncll'Mnnnger" form of govern,ln't)t Is Imiiist popular in Florida among the titles tth n population of 5O,1 or more, according to a report given to Sanford ('it>' commissioner Julian Strt'nstroni. city Manager W. K. Knowles ran a survey and found of the 14 cities with 50,000 or more population in the 1970 ei'risu, 10 have this particular form of government. Of time larger cities, only (our-- Miami. Tampa, l(tnlnh have a strong mayor form. miuiti Orlando Crude " Mien it comes to many of the area railroad crossings, for instance, one would think we are Still living in the horse and buggy days when engineers often stopped because "old BOSSY" ha d wandered to the track tiv There is grow ing alarm ithtn the Nixon administration Kuropean IIICs twer the economic programs of our West is 0 program U' deeply bothers the Nixon men Market Common e European th being worked out in each &) countries. bloc which aims tventuaflv at discriminatIng and giving the others trade preferences States and other non. against the products of the United member lands group of MeditelThe first step aims at bringing in a cited and demand action to protect their safety and innovative planning and engineering to eliminate needless hazards on our highways? Only then will actions be taken! Until that day we suggest that the motorist beware and let the admonition stand— STOP. LOOK.. AND LISTEN! Jane Casselberry Point Of View Sounds insane doesn't it? Yet many of the senseless hazards area (J 1 _ iSS must cope with each day are in the same out-of-date category in this day of high speed and bumper-to-bumper traffic as the open range would be vv nai U fly lX)NNA L.STI,.s tatiCs o stem the tide This sStCfl1 of protection and discriminatiOn would, of course, put the I. nited States at a severe trade disad economic-trade specialists antage Worse set. the Nixon worldwide to set up set oft a would here tear. it ill blocs. This development competing protectionist trade the freer trade policies out of would knock the props by which American presidents. Republican and l)emocrat alike have pushed (or the past t'%c) decades beat Fave Dunaway out cit her on the heav," Palance said. pay for their wrongs. usually B JAMES MEADE from time to in dy g. Th e picture is "A quiet villain can be more gusher. however incOnsiStent our other policies C.opky News Service united on the necessity being dangerous because time, both political parties have "Oklahoma jack HOLLYWOOD to as a stimulus çita. Palance has like' for cutting filmed near Stockton, Calif., tn to think, too. private man it P&lSC(! blocs might ' m fatalist K)Uh to in today's mvies of ducer w pro indeed for the United States to recover from prefers to keep ti tugtns Im not going to get the old-Ume know that very difficult Kramer and Coiurnbta Pie- the same hIrLdf, a privilege hard its unfavorable balance ci! trade unless \Vashington. too. heavies did but they get away the great roles---thev go to a tres for a public come rcsartei to stift IIIII'Oi t l.OntiOls nd st Lip .in inter"Vill ains can be effective with iL" Palitrice said''lt used h.ndtu of Fx' -iilie of honi I am tries, an national preference bloc of its own. Although Palance quietly it depends to be that movie villains had to riot one set-side interview when played impromptu The Europeans tell Mr Nixon's protesting reprt'sentaforcing p hone lives that the rising tide of U - S technology is be like a tele them into this protectionism . versation with a busy signal. The U ,S technology base is too strong, and growing too modern Palance set the rapidly, they claim. for Europeans to compete for villains in his hired sparks First there's the vast U S market itself, which gunfighter role in "Shane" _ for profitable the opportunity 2 new technology and otters I 19S3 i. He received an Oscarexploitation of new developments Then there's the o'tjg worldwide spread of I' .5 companies ithich enables this and 'Sudden Fear" ilWl. country to learn quickly and to rapidly take advantage Palance has an Emmy and a of technological improvements wherever they're develSylvania Award for por traying oped 0 % U.S con Mountain Rivera in television's The financial strength of these international the necessary capital to put for a Heavyweight" •Rthem cerns provides them with OR into use with discoveries technological 1 1465 I 1 these advanced #AV ii' Market men say movie villains. amazing speed. the European Common 1ke rn must in self defense As a result, they claim, Europe Palarice in private lift is an 60-country expand its own base. Thus the plan for a eruthte, soft-spoken gentleman alliance who abhors violence. His But the Europeans are increasingl' worried about avocations are salad-making. They 'ye urged Vashingtt'fl to American counter moves with time antiques and accompanying war in Vietnam and to build relations end the war. self-written ballad himself in a lands and thus ease the cold advice, onaguitar. Now that President Nixon is followifl this Jack AIL_ Deliberations 11 RAY ('Rt1ML.E 46 - I - Final'y the demand for safer highways became stronger th an th e powerful cattle interests and fences were required by law. tr you imagine today's traffic on 17-92 or Interstate 4 with the added hazard of cattle straying into the pa th of speeding vehicles? Instant hamburger! en The Horns Now recompense the company for any loss of time. In Germany. we hear th at crossing gates stay down except when they open to let a car through if it is safe. How many lives must be lost while local government bodies and the railroad bicker over the cost of a signal? How much is a life worth? How long will it take until citizens get ex- imers will remember the days in the not taflt '-Loths past when the open range as allowed in Florida. The sight of scrub cattle grazing contentedly along th e highway right-of-way was Common to travelers in the Sunshine State. In fact, the unwary motorist often found a rang long horned steer staring back at him thrUL,h the windshield of his car. Cattle in the road Caused many a wreck on the highway in those da o B Donna&qs Bug 'Closed Shop' Is Euromart Aim -a , AU Let's Take The Bu l l 1. Letters To The Editor Global View Sunday. Nov 19,1972 Herald The Sanford - lflZ 6 1 s.IA lit "WOW' Could I get some Pilg r im shoes for Thanksgiving, I oo" I)EI'i'ONA - 'Fiat' Illinois Club of Ikbtonu will iiu'et on Monday, Nov. 20 in the Cons. nmuunmity Center at 6 p.m, for ii Thanksgiving Dinner f',lowevi by the rt'gulrar utiecting. hiustesse, who will serve the turkey dinner is ails all the trimmings. are Mrs. Ctmuuilt's Moltrose, Mrs August Kress amid Mrs. Julia iiattuiwuay, 'flit' Chub furfliAlles the nnaiti course, but the menitJI'rs are asked to bring ttit' supplementary dishes and their own table service. Plans is ill be sumdc for the l'tarlsttiuis l'uarty to be held at the Stetson tinioni oil I)ts' 16. This is for 1972 paid-up hers only , Deadline for reM'rvatiorls, Dec l're'siult'mit Jim (i'lfrit'n ass. notinlit's that the n'niiinivatiuig t'unsamiulttec will report IIImII officers for the new year of 1973 will he cet'(?d. (,.tmscs will he played following Iiso' nne't'tinig. Itma' Anti Spi'ra'er of Tampa. Valued at nearly $500, it is 11w first major tusilruinitsoni OF its kind to I-'ItJ - Area r e'siilv,it is tin stoulot like to folbost- suit with s-lmituge tahotogrupha or tao'guttivc' are invited to tonmtiucf Me'asrs-s uut 2752571 All con-. Lutest i'stinmmuitt's are ttiiit 40 to 60 ('alifornssi condors art' alive, whu'ha pla ces list' species among the rarest birds in the world 4'i ,.L. __ " - 5Th _t - L L -' MAE IN ' '. ,- , hIIu, 1I. b I _ _ , __ ) �I I TTIJjI. . _~!_4 Fèr J Sunday. Nov. 19 1972 4' I?l7rw I I ll i I Ambulance Speed Discussed ri B', l"RANK 'alA(''alfl,'R ('nplc' I'i thi cviniiu'r A Doctor's OPinbor, Prom Page 1 firt'iuwm rush; her it, tlii ta'rvrLt II"I""'lilt hiflI ('"'11414O11. and ("Xthe disUinc'u' to he four miles other hand, "On the OWUM Don't Advocate hospital wIth red light and siren speed COITIX tm-wan flint tiloctts+ Would this p'xaimn& o' 'ning When this was reported cesstVt' maiming inIur) if , tiNith--Or minutes and 51 seconds IiIi:a u the lint- chief, Willis wais told driver whose car Taken Said) Precautions Innocent much of a difference we uuskei a 'If we did no! ailirns these voting some flui tin- umnswvr -. tti. slammed mt' b local physician" V1. illi, owner of Herndor tt'llows It run with the red light Prior In the actual start, Anlijula .f it were on 11w nperatini and siren the would lose $. speeding Car. rtee Ser'It'' told had taken the Butler Chic! table, s'er - deftnitel yes...wait. and quit" "butrnthcrluis.iflg met+ tt'rc'st "Mu.sbe -vcia an ci y our precaution of posting his his response "However, the a emeri lit I 0.f tIn in- time factor lron'a accident 111 back of the anthu!zinctc-nnumrnts in puac prim could fwsia Readers,F. ,ii,flt a few well enough Iraitnect is hazard th on attention 'ocus ierserttnns leading into town U' hospital isn't nearli as urn"M.. men Wfl)S ISiS Ott 01V are instructed alleviate the improbable ar'- port-ant as what Is clone with The Herald z-nnsUintI en than tht. railroad 10 eleeed the speed limit over ng'rts while COfl- that time in sidminisu'rin oreuring ent es o our - cinnaC all saint. les per hour and to conw enurages the suews - a , wiU . I. s test - at tin- scene of iha crossing, dueLing proper aid lii lul urea 11) a ,, m-P11tte stop I! there is. a readers, rspeuII) However, after the 1.rsu run accident" wire It has ii direct ci fret upon Cll-and PS-i: might saves Ted light at am intersection baud been enmnplet.eci, it WR5 This physician indicated tI.s actions and safet) some lives, even one life still Yfle run with red light tin everytla) not under decided that this majorlis & the local l worth ltun would make it iii I cr. going you rum- is of its. citizenry, wou cireum.chinces. facing the exact ld offer sentiments itI'rnt Itrct'fltt). at prominent srhilt:. eh' ctuanc of an accident" hi (IP 11w 5f cre". ulan cn"ie Pine 'a'' tstkri'd Sanford husmessriu.i second test, no advance torviewed indIvidually ti personal thoughts W. this Wt- Actual)) Run A "Test" "If a patient w bleeding Sal 0 not be preparations. were matte The above mats wnuk cuhiec I '° brumthing it At precise)) 2f p m.. the answers" In trying to aH "It seems to me Quit there i:isfu't with. presuni N he neir- to speed up It riff Polk and 1)rummnnd this ttxpiindsrig S he rapidly fllft) still bc-a tons, The Herald enlisted the totheicene. but ordinurila,- it is W8t4'umnd with their uitrol car It should be a but gunned problem: Ia 5 In run red light,, nuxtfluUfli speed established by services and cooperation of lights whirling and siret in arriving sinij-c'eof referen ce ordlinnnc't' for ambulances, Senuncalt- Sheriff John Polk, and sfl-en thu hospital waiting anti bt'aded on their itt tiit' pro per derision. police vehicles so-called Sanford Police Chit'! Ben If a has had is tn'ur niissunn In the past four weeks therc' 5'('tild'l('t-'' Ciaurits - 't'r1c'rgt'flr Sr'rninol Boiler ;,tl N t 'n - mt: shi4. a a .-, ,_ -, It , t-1,,-!i% hi ..ayn D, HI NY - OSOIdI 0 W icpes Iltie I 1 hc Which wc oth,to Nast .1be Jt game III iild c ---. . - . i; . with ,it Willili warned 'U till calb. we received that In make is tas hospita l' t Itheir 17C , rut U thi IId unit with It'iemrtr' dese hein four nuore the flC scheduled for South Seminole credi when Florida Hospital NnriJi opem in AltaninnU Springt. Through the liSt' of tIlL NI ulinuent Per trilni I art ittik It cthhliii i " patient s ronditsor. I me before Leaving for the hospital. The doctor is atik Li read tht cardiogram-ma and adi, tin anubulanet istterntani nvir tIn telephone On omit tircasitu Willis said his amhularr'i' went U an am'cident 'ent. but tlu tt'emuuI!( girl with onls slight injuries chose to ride in the front seat o '.ihu an emergent. - a I Cisa : P N fire d'narUntnt The Youn -and - - and we prnmeded tv .w.1-up the ___ - - - . -- - . - d.J. + -. _,____j_. -. - 4 -11 . - . Till .- - - .. ..• - .ftmt otAerving "tht, posted speed mrim and whilf- followed I .• ~'L . - W. 'a'',t __ -- L ti tti. ' ' - al . - .a :sta'i I.. ash ' ... - -- - - - - ' .3 - ' in A rv., - - I 1 -............-- - laq &am - ..:.:.::: .:-.• . - III . : ..... *---....*. % .1-1 -. -*, _-~-11 ::::;: .:::::: - - - - - - , I~!~ ___ --" .:.;.::::: .: ..:::::: .; ::::,;;,::::::;;. : ::.. _. . a. - .- -- - . I itiL' I I ( ( Vt U S it '.I'J i'I \ t. (i!itt"'i V. ititit I I from Man Ste. ens '.ecrettr' ul Floritha '-.t lt F!ank I-h identified th most hahv picturti of hank emp1oyCI to win the prize Staff Photo K (II '' 4h1 S erv i ':JI_.lit.st'r - i itLit for ttit special pUtJII( jervirts in Knowles IemJil Cuitt at Risllins College hUti(11s, Litt :. trn i ces t'USLtIU As hJ been the A d nnounce ° tilt- Citliti!t trun tttruiu.Iiiut the tilt, darkened tipv will nuare. the truiduttinuui LW.fZIIITIUII (I tti StIt ______________________ -_______________________________ _iir'f\ b -r - - - viii .0 .. FOR Ui 1 din : Lu . - nwiist Will Lw -tWjv~uilindhecl. y$1I 'A harp Render. tt-u)ty öen . . . . . a a evens CARIBBI- AN - Macme Pvt . hWI'C , basic gust - _____________________ - E. 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L 1a88 Di LI . 1 .~ -'' ' - I _________________ 11 Mid-Florida Lea Sales A øv&or. f Md fit I Dodge, Inc HWY. 7•92 SANFORD FIA Corner of Park& French, Sanford, Fla. : , - ; Ii'S Orlando 644-3912 Sanford 3231032 - - ,'hit? Extra Clean, Stock No 3A69A Automatic, Stock No 3561 Fury III 4 Dr. H.T. Fully Equipped - 'at'on . 72 MONTE CARLO 4 Door Sedan, Green, V 8, PS & PB, Air, 1971 Plymouth ': bTs _"`,_~, 72 CHEVY NOVA . Re received the medal at • Pope AFB, N.C.,whervhe now ,serve4wlthaUnitoftheTacti a. f Samz : --___t-- ANTARCTIC. -Navy Petty Officer Raymond I.. Norwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Norwood of 113 Grove Lane, Sanford Flu is on assignment with Antarctic Development Squadron Sit in th e Ant-antic His squadron's task is to transport supplies to the iarious stations and photo-map the 5.5 million miles of thc ozen continent. He is a former student of Seminole High, Sanford . SergeantMcCaflwascitedfor C-IY) airPrne radio OoPt*tOr On tremelyhazardousn&Lsslonsin support of free world forces - I I VEGAS ~ -~ , ( . --*, - - ____ I _:~ -1 p., - I W --,-. his performance as a I P'e..'°' I ~ Just L. Norwood - ed flying Cross hut aer.a1 Monitorwi obligation. ii'l I SEDAN DeVILLE Gold, Loaded Stock No 2M138A achievement inSoutheast Asia. few f fee copies ofthe ", __~__ - ENTERPRISE U. S. Air Force S-Sgt. Paul L. McC.ari, son of Mrs. L.ucille M ---- -- DOWO. hiU Y,luUIbL IWdU. Sanford. Fla., has been decora ted iUuthe Distinguish- edts 'eat tir your We're ReadyTo Play Ball, So See Our F. Carpenter. 1823 Summerlin W. Stokes P. L. Mc Con FAYETTEt'IILE. N.C. name and address ari d we'll mall you a #.anfarb f rra@ - __ . - hospital ( orpcmen assist -I r':.' t' ar the tf.nJi SCISSORS CAN BE CUT WITH ING IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULAT 3K. r. FRENCH AVE. ~ - .- . + NOP4RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN Xhr GREAT LAKES III N lb spit 'ii flu in A p pr 1 n lit Bernard I Dennis son of 'air and Mrs (taloIt Dennis of 161 seventh Mreet (huluota Flit., has completed the Ilcaspital Corps Sd-uool at (;real lakes. Sergeant Colley. an aircraft NW) accessorie s technician is F n Vernon A. Bengston ORLANDOserving with the 4756th Field 0 former Stokes., son of Mrs A M StokesJr.,us Maintenance Squadron of the Fay A. Travis, of 406 Lyrichfield Ave., Altamonte Springs. has Air Force which is celebrating Jw m-mived the U. S. Air its 25th anniversary thismonth. Form Commendation Medal at left his homeport at Alameda, lie previously was assigned at Calif foraViestern Pacific McCoy AFB Bentit-aters RAF Station P mient• Sergeant Stokes. a boom nuclear-England. powered aircraft carrier USS operator was cited for his meritorious sen ice at Loruig Enterprise Cheryl Kingman AFB, Maine. He now series at MC'CO) With R E Vince n t 'l( ITA uLA1 SS WICH Tex. — a til' () Strategic Air Alrmn4mn Cbtr)l Navy JACKSONVILLE A Kingman . Ci,ry,mis,4 Am,'rir nr-1i-+r ce 2-cl Richard E. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Petty Offi deterrent force of long range bombers and intercon ti nental Vincent. son of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Kingman, of Casseiberry. M Vincent, of Goldenrod. has Fla., has graduated at Shepballistic rni.ssiies Vietnam returned to Jacksonville from a pard AFII, Tex., from th e U.S. He has a served in 10-month cruise to the Air Force pharmacy specialist arid the Republic of Korea. Mediterranean and North course. Ttw airman is now Atlantic aboard the aircraft trained to prepare and analyze R. E. Denis John F. Kennedy. medicine and chemicals. carrier ORlANDO - Navy Fireman Recruit Rodney E. Denis. son of 'a s Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Denis, of 6!4 Highland Street, Altamonte Springs. Flit, was graduated ____________________________ from recruit training at the , Naval Training Center ur - I I Orlando. He is scheduled to report to Aviation Electronics Technician School, Orlando. , thr Air Hoi ant son of Mr and Mrs Roy Howard of Rt. 2. Sanford Ha has arrived for duty at F uc'hu Air Station Jipan Sergeant Howard, an electrical power production Japan U b V. A. Bern gston newspapers , IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They JLI 1 F it Between Sluddings and Ref 1er i appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in B.1O r eprint size Ft'( flU uss , . -- . Lodueu. i .of one of the i I < - Howard Lackland AFB lex be studied Thailand Sergeant Travis. an air Air Force mission traffic control operator, is organization and customs and received special instruction In assignt.d It to a unit of the Air . I , ,I I EACH ; L AIt.9ionte Springs, Fin., graduated from bask, tr aining it liii Coas t (;u a ril T" tIflI (a fltl I it I \ii', \ I the -' M and cia ' VI K )hler of 410 Hibiscus Drive. C.asselberru copi 's" e ,: .ii'c . D. . USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 3 INCHES -I training During his six weeks at the ' SHEETS . and e'-'ted ,i. SSiD,Thi of tILl chair ro l " ,..-..,. ' rtImis rut!turlus anti tilt, "In dul 1 IIo"_t' ant Georg Plithill) Tim. Rollmi pit). as well iiwill EW1Tt 11100 .1 W a lt er Walter H. Hard), son of Mr. and Mrs Henry A Hard) Jr., of 466 S lake Triplett Den-c Casselberru Fla., has been usignedtoheeslerAFfl Miss after completing Air ' tVHflgCltSflI (MfliflUSSiOIUW (i Pitstor MICtUII.I IrW1(iO5 u i)itrtit. Mu . . Me1.,uurrie Austruihi a Mtssionar for it It tti't peroi ti ! '.t vt'itr '1 BurL M LO tA.l R. Hardy SAN ANThNIO - Airman ' t Keripturiti 1 srItSt)flh t' s'll Its Fill Sanford, has ct'mpleted his Arnw basic training at Ft ,1kt-. s C He is now Ft Sam Houston in \.ifl fltt'fli0 1 uc for ath an& ed triuning before ,Ctifl tt (,iivt'. W. .. . kJ aeler-tions, front BenrtIkT',A(.efrflWit Pc - ' ALUMINUM I year will _ and Mrs. John R. \'ei-alu of 7-V Waverly Ddvr, Fern Park. Fla, graduated from COAST GUARD Seaman Apprentice t,raig A t son of Mr a nd Mrs W F ,%elson of 1142 Virginia Ave I dergoirug training with Rat. Lal+icun Landing Team 1-8. His team based at Camp lejeurie. NC., will undergo ,ngle training. beach assault landings and live lire exercises. lit will visit the Bahamas, the \'irgm jyj and flg- - - ç33. . tt ntiilt't! t!ter fl5$ 1 i.I t ' St Sins u 1 uttn'-utza i. tiurcJ l.uthernri Linttd Itut- IP. churt-h-Mmsiouri Synod Slovak Fingi iuctival I utheran hUSt troth titi tiantsti HCHTY Shop htMl? Tilt men Tt!tUS( It, sw in tilt tiujtdifli utter dare. ttn claim Henri (JP(fl1 illtie doors '"." )4 ThI: IwlnW of twk"U desired tin(! preferred. tvrt'wt V, hi . _ Au • 4 lio\ALD li Johwqon. .son tit Mr .And Mr C 0 lasbnsctn Walter E Steens con of Mr , and Mrs. R.Mpl' H. Stevens, of 159 Wi lliams Road Lake Mar-i • ' . - ' ,,. "twspaer et.i z1y 1w itituini'i I' stiunped, "elftit Ill I NAVY AIRMAN Ap,prentice John \ crab Jr., qon of Mr . orce ss.t Da id I —I %1 will hie 1svv .Ir Graig A. Nelson * - itiither ritrrvlin ruinIic nut be flUlCIt II!. SDUI lit Jc the ReThC0d0fl I. r Ronold B- Johnson 'a .. . i / John Verali Jr. recruit training at the Naval Training center in Orlarkio 1q72 graduate of I man high School 1iingciod he ic scheduled to report t Aviation Electronics Schoo in Techn it ian Memphis let-un \ Mrs. htahani tr, Mit Lw ' t St l,uk 1tctt'1 :i Kaitherini Dada Mrs Sue travel sever mi i . nd organizatiows f St Colberl and Mr. John Duds Jr The Rev - HuM C 01111jer. 1" T'he Chapel committee consists rt. exuding c;w and plasmi. former Professor at Concordu ton preparation, The of Mrs El izabeth Dada altar . d re.spsortsib)e for f ollowing ere nuinjtel 'md 8 seconds People F or on tin nflt'ifltiflfls ku them-mit 1ci7. "Reach Pt d ecora ti on, * arm'i di Ge ma rail Ginger Kt , . co-ordirtutor was Mm. Committeei, are: A. Dua Jr.. L,adie. art tilt, flose, t1w convention Host Pastor Krieger. Fifth Vice President of and Mrs convention Consultant; Mrs JIM171le Jhlrubctn T'hat's a differenve of .1 John 3 Kurharik and Chair- ttic Lutheran (liurvh-Missourt nilnules and 53 setomls Or it niun Flutt Cotton worked Sitinu uddrtsstd thi con Iran tt.rUuinmtnt Mr . Canton Jett Lukas, sits ings of onh ..5 seconds per tngt'ther with visiting pastors vt'ntrnn Oth er objectives were Gertrude -. S,1rdra Di iv:, wu ur, '4u;,nL'(- of faculities and '-aurta-i tar of Ira' t mu arid . t it gates u It '-tom 0 ch iq.,a+iU host I rid ________________________________ __________________________________ '44 Cf( '4th 5 ii" dic,alut" all throughout tht United States. youth hi pr.senUuti'.c ti thu attractions, Mrs Bt'tt I)ucL . . i7:i Lutheran Church-Mtssour and Carnadut ' cru tars and treasurer (.1l(P"I END'.. 0' 1 ILTIM[ Synod Nevil Or an'. Con cITI nt hI 1' .ar- r1nr Ii '1 nd fi.1' n Ctuu'-t - — — • •i ••• utherumi I ' mt'.nr- tsar-ti, 151 St 1 uk - ............... .. . .. --_.Wille -30_1~ - - sliv -- . - ~ - - , S . ,~ I . Concludes ' lavia Conventaion wert red. and we slowed U £ ulnuitct i t tomplt'tt stop outr rro'msin througt sanu and toot ut. eiu'th I minutes It - ' _-, z' ....... ...::.:...... :..:..-.' Il:"*:::::.:: .... .:.. ......:,:::*,: *.-: I ~ .. *:'. - -. *. : .."..... ...-:: . - .1 4- - '' an a mo ns AII_ I _ I IT S R vynole mew I _i ri K _~ .M) =Ii --- '- - -- F - 'y -- - : - fo ;a,ia,phfrt or" ,avoilnbfr Will, ,i t jilt , - At Joe C (John A SPOiski I :'" ' avz= -k1 ,.ri(.y,wasPuingtOr. - ' - .. - siii,,,?llaa' 'aI,',it ta.'i 1aftaqI?Pq ., -. -. .' I'iit;ll" of f'nhllo Aff ai r, !; err, IIiu'kelqhititis - belt to r'uht Seminole C4iunt e Chief Ben ICC Drumond. Sanford polic run - It, bi :ah Pts'Ia,' - - Sewer Loans Aid Cities I uccium t'mergenc' (iUc + ha- I.. h iil ill a'uiq 'no la' a letictil ii;; II I," ill i, iitiI 7 ii h,tiq iiill i!' k- (4mrniss)on.htirma (l( Rut lc'r mncl Seminole sheriff iohn 1 olk, were involved. Wo, can't heir, till*, wondv~ till: , his a' Isasi alasard 115111 ____________________________ Inqntv'ica- Fira,iaap I'' ki't'p aalng situ lii' 1lli, a' ii'n,hs's ni I,'nst 1illil ,11111 111114'r I laqi' ,itli - au,ih'iIIlas j -- •.'/J — atispii'nl fj i - . __________ - Via ''ii' itlitit -iti.' tistal taii fit ii tasla' Ii I - - ' -- l4uma'kelshuauu, bocs of F1'\, the ;wiujcu't has pMal off well More than 7,711141 ot the nation's l6,Oi'o1wn slumps U4'aI take active roles in rnaus-i"s Ia' Local Men In Service , - Muflngi'itui'nt F'nujeai,'' offers suazgs"stia"ns to t'a'si.h'nt. ant 1uit organiaatua'ins can participate, The U.S. Environmental law Protection Agency has The publIcation, " Mission published a pamphlet designed YIN -- A Citiren's Solid Waste - _________ - I tver ti ''fl SlumpS cn '; far, Vu illlaiiu . Ir hOuI ri 4h ' •'.ti p.' '( a 1 'h4sFI [Ii, ' 1 .egisl-ntur 'inmbttee tui the intersection at French ernergenc vehicles to nhser t Hnusi such ccT*ilmln4. a i lay' y'hic'h ta kes effect Jan Two automobiles wert LLtwo! The eornnuUrt .l e.nU'd to Street tht posted speed Laws but he adopted ii propaa1 b Go '' nut and First Soutt French em 1anU to I requires All , verified bv constant polim rquall% certain that those whr Rpubli.I.AllsketA for 1, SI(W*miIIIntI douh)v an cxisting $IN million-" were nindu , and thu '*run. Avenue. vni waste treat7( from two different places rinlin cnmmunucatlnnst. and W(' would tut their paths ever re'oh'in lrtis fund to help a-vent water plluttnn control preu e p" l that would 1w- it tiltWert seven blork-F further aftm hmvui~ alerted a! their firuinviallystnippipil citirs build hand progriini .101e.,_uit-hour bracket Then within Serninnit- Count% * ic-01.1 ,.$11d the ernergenc, Cirnmuittet member V en behind first car impe n d ing p'esrnei' b lights newsewer plants Riding in the is what ' mi 'h tuuppera-should ide inter would pro v It It had tziker, Polk and and sirens that these offenders The Hnus Se lect Committee cola said the l(YI million cc- legislation of which Sheriff poll. antI Commissioner to help cities gel ,ur7imnnd 4 minutes and S:i shnuld hit. ad)udged "Citfill r)resurnes that b Car V, Olig- r1rumniontlL 1)(111, Wouie. tilt. in it ir corudrucbond prngriurru nu1d speed tind er saving tin- speed linilt tries U nuifkP(i patrol ear, with blue minutes to reach the hospital. impeding those in the service uniinimousl Fridut to present lionup plans for sewer plaint tm- lion p Askes 's recommendation to whiba Chief Butler tint! of - Missions of !.1crc lights illuminated, siren wailing ernst- the street alnn: which this 0 ° ____________________________________________________ --4 miles and c'c's thi in gotilitet it; hi y'nubi' drive and V i I 'nt hi'tlin mLcsih i it ioekt- c ourst in e1itctl ct'Vtti I rinsuanet the tither posted '.pet 0 limits sItim a In tht trndin. rum would Lw minutes tths ut Nunt) and rrenrti Wus the speeding worth the "Tr nut your uult't'hrft-Br Chief Butler and myself ' . ,, &,,' . mit cim It' month and observing itli speed reguluttions difference of nnl 2 minutes and cam-nt route 7 seconds 'II " "u inj,. thi t)u and tolhn% . determrn tiny' mud cooner I 1. ais run first Thu nrntiutnnu o' police car :1 and SJC To Hospital It, 1-4 Prom begin at to 1U'dulvd tilt, t = traveling iii 71 nuile an hour - :-:.--.: SR 41 intersi eLton heading east Minulu 10 Sanford Plaza -, Sanford -toward. , , ni SL 41 -md within Wt st it Thu second test v.ui' to 1w iii s th im ti-ut cit' lirnitsi to, through the buss downtown 3 ' 11 Un mon illuminating and uhinuitt 1 ci"tsT /Menuruul HuusniUul And dot':#- -Both autos following the same Unit Seriunole Mt'nioriai Hospital . tors'ii tell you I believe. ;c a - . - g located on Firs' Strt it in puttt'nr a' ii th first ~ thai' tsni bit n Timi caved I from tilt ;), sn't make the dif- Simford. .Art-. .".-- -. —4 nuinolt- Junior Collegt+. Unrwi \I i... 17-f)2 towaircir I. in Higtuwn . . . .. '• - -eac' at 25th a.i turn t' in - . . '. Park Avenue continue on 25u - - -- - -Street Li Mi'llcinvillt- Aveflut . . . . . tic-i I t - fl. - tit'aidinr north' of. - 1 ' Mcllon'1'illt until wi reached ha i . Seminole Memorial Hospith1 . However, since ninking Lii . . . rum-I, It 1usd noy' started Li V &j1., ruwi , At 2:5(: 15 p rn Sheriff Poll. --.,. Lart'Hflipusfll('d b) ,ha&irmaa. ,u-unumonml curled It would Lw .1llUlt mon than eight minute' * -"4' . .. 'tigair titLing tin pa' o' istt ±.r sjt.5! — , _".'.T.- . _-t.j - -_t . .., G..-iii'..t -..I... u uimbulant't and cxrv'edini " -: -: ,-I -'--• ., , ' ' ' - -4' ?' a_ .._.&,,a-_ a"." - ji, . - _ø.. si safep, -conscious pubIc F_ '." a" .!--vunla would "clock in" at . ~--~:-:.,Z21 ' '.'I...*-'-'flJ i-* _: c) the SELC Convention held at St. Luk-e*.s L17 lat It'UX .. Lutheran Church at SIa ua uspltiul Jr tin car which Clue ing and I ridlnL ikitlir isa' driving F wt followed at! I ' am observer I. . ered fwt I man' hslp s'iliien in cups par licipale in Mission 54'4'l, a ta' I I I I ii 10=1 c,,rnI ,. I Ir.cIPIP'lt l%I 11 IrVtr'gC Ill I3IJl lily Iuu#JI I '#4_,IcJII i rJ elts fathers have reftiseti It do state and federal governments RnThing afl the uinsughIl to close 5,0 of the nation's public dump, you rn be in open slumps Uris ate - --. News Set-s- fec LI cia' \'e vnuhuVeqeefl.-1ictUiVt 1111 iimhtIIIinN respnntIin. it, an v.ntchinçtht oM ow But nuikes wrise, doesn't it. that and life should not bfendangered b% ell(MUIVU R"Id- - - . - goru, to D .A. • C MITI i%,+ ' md virtue . . Slat rthet. - -. --. - NM one ..-w.- I I r'tIIJ , SuruIflY. 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KEYFIGURE' in Fri(iav night's W. - trim, t,,~.:, ,~,~:~ :. -- - - - .* ,i -.(*, zt;,, '1 - ,, confidence in the passing ability of the lanky Junior Blocking for the Lyman quarterha are Greg .-hrnsbrak 43 and Glen Hill iiii Cudas Triumph Clermont , Gruve1sd 14 (kick Lions Best Not Good Enough lIc (;ht-(; SINt),I) lkralul Sport% Staff fai5U 0 Wuim tklcd Ferrell in end zone to.' s.siety -Muipbi Ii p,sss from thec ccert' sorely uni.stakin h the strength and sue of the .' . t,%% .JI('k,swivllk liugleccitod 40, Eusuis 7 tiuiiatilhiu 42, 'l'ssvars's 34 Orlando ulu 1115110!) Moore 35, (It. lands, Jones 12 Iiingwoouj Lyman 211, Wiuder h':irk 28 i t!,.) Merrill Islusnil 4:i, Orlando Oak lOdge I) I ustls '20, Mount I)ora 9 thsastrota lim ajid kept their rti.0 thought that their unbeaten season intact as they game scith the (iviedo Lions overcaint' tht' Lions Friday was going to be a pushover, night 20-7 in New Smrna, Suui 0nIV LdIV of the night. Mark It ______ * ,-. )t ijj extra point .und the sco now r.itt Ovit'do New Sznyrna ____________________________ 11___ _____________________________________________ - ;_ _ - -__-_ ! 11H t room P S ts •. '' ' ' I ,u( • (mwouu 13, hiwhlt'mjgi' 7 -1—________________ ____________ ______________ - - - --- hold. real defensive battl,! ..v u Gom 1 " to unt' tuir 'loulmhutu Sinftrd Ph 372 3740 111111111111111111 ','":'ap. Ljn r n e end ' \uu Liaiue neutht'r teuiri able move and a the quarter caine (Robe rti b,pfk) iclose, the Barrz*t't&th t1rt u th The Lions finished their ieven puufl leati. And it looked as if the Uon season csith a mark of 1-9 New Smyrna 4ppa.z',j frumii the t)pe of p1a thes miuht take the lead into the base 'something StZJttedaj with th em. But the fthul pertcxj but exhibited before this (ulihouse umbk, hu.umnet',miun cruccst, it would on the ensuing kickoff alter the the Liun I3 Put out the I Os'iedo score, th Cudas pulled the [-ions again hun! ttre ar,, seem as it that mark should th e ba1 :: reverse and Keith Beverly turned ,irtuuntj, But the Lions cuuitl not by, took the ball to the Lion i7 Uflit.) th ball Uviedo kept close all either and Uxi.' nht where Necc Sziiyrna u( as rwuut QUL Muilliu'rrs 14, Furl Mt'ade u 'Iuiliuihuisst't' North I-'iorid.s anti at one Ititie in the first halt E"111111%.ifle %%'~ I more Ti-ch 22. ('hrlstlati 14, .%lontleello Aticilla the%* tix)k the lead awjt% from Ilture ct'unt, Barracudas h,jti the bull the 'li',irw;utu'r ('s'ntr,sl I 'attaIn 1 ( ' Ili htian Ii I tic I the (Utt.m anhi it ltik ed as it au Alter a big 011 dewn, Martin ('suiinty (ii, West h'ili,s iuther Port St Ju' 0, Weikaul,, ti Upset tt.i in the uitiking But it to Gerj the ('udas had the ball at the North Siusurs' (I foe, ('hiplt' .19, Juut'ksonvilk' Tech a .!ti yard tuuvh.Juwn Is not to be the Lion Lion .1, Where Beverl- dr'ppti tr us 'l'itus'uIht' 2), Smtt'llitt' 1-I tk(t'ui,t' tilltucced the ('udas too tbc eILra wzj. back to pass to his brother bioked Ness Siiiyu- niiu hic'j,ch 20, no I 'cnuumu',iluu W4ohiingiun 14, lmu.uny poitils for (lit' offense to but the wa Keith ccho gut outside of corner- New Szuy. W. Ucms'uius I 'u'ii,stut',iLu oodtiauii 6 uivt'rt'tumiit' But it did provide Q'tedu 7 and back t.ai-rv I'crrm tuvI with "uuls Wt'"t I 'iuli ii lteau'ti i'nre'st liii I W.ubnti( 11111 .8, Juis II :eft III oitit' t'xcttt'iuit'nl for the I It'll mnt) tht' end acne onk , u' Wt',t u hti',tuhi ciui LOIL , 'i( t.utss 55 ho hr imitst usi the sear I'iiiiiiuiLi in U'vuble utter the t.iuns had s'ur1 'the Os't m; thj I 'its l(imtlit'r(orih 7 had (ii suffer cc ith the luiept piac i(temipt for (sto points was gouti hIii,'a Ilattumi St .nitru'ws 4), late mis the quarter but a 1t,p ttia'tr train I aIm hlt',iu'h John I 'armtill 22, utmd with 32 heft the Ivc,k it.s5 wtentJj Mitumisi 114'k'hl 8 l'iimip.m Ik'rkelt'y Prep .1 tr Van Lnit' t't'fuurt' halftime, N'w Sln)-e-tsa Flit' Ctl,i's It' Laht' Worth lA'u,msurd 7, Dcli.tuke Walt's 28, Fort M % ers intvrs,.j am,t the last it.i had the lead back 14-7. 'cisrebo,triP ftrt as ttit' - drove rt ik'iiu'h Atliiuitut ti I_l'tedu hope of wWgu htivt'rutuht' 6 tj (it't' UlO the thtis halt s'1 the Palm hli'iichi I iiurmlt'mis I'm, Vust gone out,. Both tCtiiiis got tht'u.r nds It r ailen tuiii Ma ,,at ic I-I, fii'ItI and scith 3 01 liii ill ttit' (lie ball Pumlumi hI.u'sichi ('umrdliiusl Nu'ccuiuiuu 't'auimpa Kmn i:i .ntamn h, The ('sjj,s,j 'foq I VtVj n I'i'(ties s s'rrd (III it 2 hut tlt'uthu.,'r sca Ne to scssrt' agaui with ui-dy Gluids'.s ('t'istral 28, l'umhisikrt' U .I".ssit is tit Ills split s'mutt 't'httsidist his if Ls, hurt I .uiumlt'rduulu' ('uurslmnui I lurix,ui Siriuigs 21, cke cc 'Ili the IVlfls wha eauht tht' ball at rv 14-7 in (',liii' extra Iuusuuit ,lttt'ihihut (;ll,b(ssLs 2i', Iulitu'f i ut tile LL irrwuI41s, Ru> k't'hi the 'st but the play eiIh.,'d blot'kt'ul unuI Sec Siii> rum It'd I) ('ru'stview 13, Gull hIru'e,t' 6 -St. h'ute Nuir1hmeii( it), Clear. in (1w (turd back besuse of a pettalts uL II quarter Quii;rs' ShanksNfl't'villi' Stu m :15, wiuls't 11 tons the t'hu.,'k ran out t'ekeaulit' out fighting e% the en hjrttt't' 13 I 'mInis his u'riui'ss 211, ('rystuul lii f,ut - t, so tht' first quarter it ,uuid uiuuicc ui t'aLs got anotht' - 'ttt', through the perstiti ( 4, 'I'siiIi,hiisss't' lIst cmIu,ikt'sj its it the 00as might run 11w', hiatt iiioesl tin, Lill to Gusl)y But esn in losing It wa tin, I .4ibt'llmliul Sunlit Fe :i, Si, liStil) cc nh flit- gautie Hut the ('tu tu AN. but there the itrise of the titist gtiitws ('t-uutusry 22, hlonfo> IS that tb,' Pu'iu'rstasrg Admiral h"imrrmigtit 6 I .t'umh nu'ct'r gave up intI con• t,ilIt'tl aunt New Shi) rita I ions pla)- j alt yq' .And 11111,1041 Ill 0111 0"'" t" ItIll %% Ill' o%er Bill Itwy (-%)UIAI Blountstown 20 not get a 811imul know ijull they wetv t". :1411 t'It su liii' half, ()s hedui iii ic e Ii sluirt,'d either a thill gom a ':' Jacksonville Kinney 13, .Jacksonvihk' Bolles 13 tIle) Jack..sonivjlk' S4mntialccooui 14, Jacksontc ills' I'usxson 7 51. Augii.tuie 23, l'umluttka South 1 Starke 21, (;au,tt''iIk' I':ast Siuhi' 6 Itrmifsurut 41, St Augustiuie St Joseph I) Kr) stone 33, Muss u 13 Lake Butler Si, Huildwnt () Madisuni 7, Muirlanna f)elzmnd :12, Sanford I) Ihmrtt,w' 7, Auburndale 0 G gins to a squad are I The practice sessions e held each Wednesday on at the Civic' Center 5 p. in. Classes will by. *gistratlors Fe.' will be pays for the Pointson-residents imiust , 40 yard bomb to end Bill Allen for the final Wilk-at,' tally. hwy Gulf 7 North Fort Myers 21, Naples Ru ( oi onut ('reek '20, Fort Laud. erdals' Uiilird 0 ('ru4up.'r ('it)' 6, Hollywood MacArthur 6 (tie) %lirzmniar 16, !Jeerlie'Id He'u'h8 liuca Raton St Andrews 4 1, - o R ot)erts I I F G Jacksonville 1,11i'liat. I:i a ii (or ml lice rca t ion pariment Is now taking Istrationts for chccrkamling. iris ages 10, 11 and 12 may (ster at the Recreation rtnwnt Monday through Illy. 9 a. in. 5:30 p. in. - 77' - . %%Ith -I 1 -11 seciond recor(I and all terback Scott Jolimson arclied , ,I lampa East Hoy 8, ,Ne%- Port Ii kte • -. I l urhain 1).is,s set III) Brantley'i PreF) (ri(L! event 2 e ' o teams Radio and Heater, Adorable Little Bug , , force and either stoprwd tile After exchanging the ball as play or produced a turn-over. both failed to establish a By the same token, the ground game, the Wildcats put spunky little Patriots refused to together a 40 yard drive, be budged s'ery far when sparked by two consecutive 10 yard Reed end sprints to set up : quarterback Luther Purharn's : eight yard burst for the score. Reed ran the conversion, giving Taylor an 6-0 lead. Determniincd to stay with the bigger, more powerful Wildcats, the Pats' of (ensic,' 1966 VW SUNROOF BUG $795 ; W—F S795 AM FMRadio. Heater, Blue Exterior. Just . t40 j , T'her. Lake Brantlev. %,ir- Oo*ns 1966 VW SQUAREBACK WAGON b.rC c' be .,, e 4 t.e -. : p..,, - moving oz' ______ 9095 2e .Z' , of 7o-, - mother drive w us to scent into the contestwith a 4-4 twsll' srnuthu'ring the Wildcats on!', real drive of the gantie, ( 11-5Rig Eight Conference itiark. mark in their premier season, rushing attempts, forced carrying down to the Taylor 24 It was one the itiust and the difference in size and quarterback Purhain to the air yard line on Anguthli passes and disastrous scuisonis in the age wrote the game story, but and Mike 1uw s, starting Ills Davis and Hammond running. history tilt, su'hmisd, not withc"t Ike Brantley post first game at defensive half for Freshman, Garza, a S-foot-s, scripts, HERALD SCOREBOARD the Pats tame up with it theft of 125 pound speedster, was inA tired-up Patriots defensive a wobbly Purham aerial. The jured nriaking the final trip to SCm,nome DELANO front wall, led by Andy hi-jacking gave Lake Brantley I orst the Taylor-Pierson nuirker and ' I-a Abramson, Torn Wheeler, Greg Incentive and they began ml Yards RuShing 161 the drive failed to produce a V,ar Pocstncj fl Hooper and Craig Davis the ball up-field on score. 216 3 Passes Camp All nt I stopped the power-running short Dan Anguilli passing to Iteed scored twice in the final I n 3 l'u,tS Avg S 27 4 Ta lot Wildcats at the game's his halfbacks and Craig Davis I -jmtiic% Lost I frame, once on it 14 yard run 2 Penalties Yr tI c outset, but flashy wide running fullback dives. however, as and again on a 21 yard pass by halfback Roland Reed each Brantley drive cc- as interception before Taylor "cninOie 0 0 0 0 moved the pigskin on the gaining momentum, the hard7 3 6 ('onch Jim Worthington pulled Del-and second Taylor series for the hitting Wildcats turned on their his first (cain. Reserve quusrk't S We Have 2 Beauties One Is Blue, One Is Beige Pick One' .2 cyea 79 . '' •,_ of .Z C n(rentili" ma hirt, -)vitjj,,j#,# t he frirth periiwi .i"w'r, -' ' of pounds across the line. the Pats iVc)p r,uor.' .knei the fear if 'h.' H'tn'.' outset of 1968 KARMANN GHIA 1395 llll und it Important ' - Taylo rmPierson Rolls Lake Brantley 36-0 $ ~ S4 :' c', , , halfback tisn'4 at '.videout Gregg Wahhik tonvptted the ( row. 1.yrnan 0rurk •''r the heart of Wtnt.' P ty fXrjj wr'en they mur'i-"1 to fourth of ('onfantine (mall:,' '.an,,t with h is favor t.' (WWh for 44 9A of *" .ufter the foun4 'r 'rn1 rr-, titled W.tUick' 'irth -. ',',%r4Ifl l(flOttC(1 i'" 4'Oi' ' '1C/ç . inter Park her ,f mm.' even '- Ili front li;-o - le I Travis, A ronverted defenmve, ' time e Dodge Coronet Wagon 8 Cylinder. Lutomalic Air Conditioned, O Passenger. A Real Clean Car 67 Chevy Impala 2 Door Hardtop. 8 Cylinder Automatic, Power Steerinq, Rad io and Heater , -. - 1~I LAr / rof Illo 110,1(1. playing f(ro, the ' -, ' I )u'I mriil tx'gumn it (16%,v' late in (hi' third lrauin', and it was 1/ u'asp4'(1 Pm' a Iwo-yard rim b% Itill lrsicc ii out lIt,' First p1:m sit the final quarter. illi II, 59'14-ft I.- 'j on the clock I tsuhl4'rts kicked to FAIR UUNNI:U- DeI.and halfback Marvin I"air tries to escape grasp (of Ind his traits ;iliu'aul 23-4). Just nut' 11111111114. uuuuu and 2 Sanford Seminole defender during Fridaynights's game in DeIand, se conds later, ha' IItiIImlog'. won h) the flulldt-,gs 32-0. It was the Seminoles n inth straight loss. were on ss'uiru'txcurul agatut Sanford twsk the kisholl, but seesuid-srung quarterti;i Steve 1"t'rrt'Il cc as thrown los_st's of huh' anti eight yan On tt st'rnunui of the two l)l.I he ic'as (Iro()pt'd in ttile end zuni,' (sir a safety. W1IIM'rt Williams %% iii rre-(litcsI cc ithi the tackle on (lit' tic su.p()uutt'r I hi and's final score earth' nmidwav through the Iuri.m I t'riusl. ( ;uu.slwu,m ('Oflfl('('tu'(I oil 8 J RI(1I:Rl1S that-hint' ts'gan to move to the Ta v ho r Piers on i a inc d a l4- •ird Audit' Murph Herald Sports Writer air, but founti little success in possession. The ('ats continued for the 'Ii) htoPx'rt.s b'xited tbthe first quarter as Taylor to force the 'Cats to the air ;uui u'trt, Iuiult ti, gmve IX-Land a :12 For hail it game Lake Pierson gained possession on a the blanket pass defense 4) least with 449 left in time gaunt' Irant)ey took away Taylor. loose Brantley ball. The 6-footstymied s if g n ii I. c 11cr Sanford toisk the kickoff, and Pierson's nickname and played 3. 193 pound Purham, cc-ho Purham's (Iee() passing at- thin gained their one and onl like ''Wildcats," but the duo of doubles his quarterbacking tt'lupts. first down of the night. Ferrell Luther Purham and Roland chores with hard-nosed Unable to move the ball at the connected cc iUm Mike Roberts on Reed rolled Taylor High School defensive end play, came up the second half, both a 54-yard Imm play (lowil to the to 36 points in the first and last with a 16 yard jaunt to pay-dirt tennis slugged It out between t)eLand six yard line. But a quarter and held the Patriots with Reed again doing the the 30 yard stripes throughout fourth down interception ti scoreless in the South Seminole conversion work, as Taylor the third Iratite and into the Ih'l mnds Bob hiankun ended all County team's season finale, moved its lend to 16-0 at the first half of the final quarter. tapes a Sanford score. Outweighed from 40 to 80 quarter's end A Rick (aria steal of a 'Ha' loss left the St'uuuinoli'', 1 ~, . :j ,, - '. A114, el Ford I Bird Landau F,',., Ec Sea C,reeri In Color 7 Mercury Comet t Cir,der. 3 Speed. Radio & Heater. Th is is an E'tra Nice 1 / ,1/ //I/ [[I .,"~ ;,,,/ , , rn . •-- fattirrter - 6V Plymouth Suburban Station Waooi. A,?rrtic V F Erne Air Ccdloned F'oe E ter in- i tliq tutu imimlfc% fuhcIriw a he fron' yard pa making it 2-2l (1tlattet at an er, (h 1 unt'l ruI.hq'r hiothet ('larenee had Next time the Hounds got the fMled when the iiiMly tint ilenteri 11* I.yin goal line ball they were again marching handed Travis ilIn'w.t p'rs'.mu,,hIy Oni' (if the few goalwar'J a the picig 0f (n'tctafltiflC aerial t.' Iit't u:aules ttii year the senior ("rit,antin. 'would not quite I4eALO ScoRe 440a -, hiittit,a'r haul riot ci orefI Not he until another il pnuIfltCr W.4 uliul s.t up t'r.,l ol 'ft. (ats regiçte.'rI Ihts 'me ' " Ici 'r" .iUu Pii rustic l.eqhir . .m crnvertd qu.sruast Onc Y.ir1S fjPiu'. ' inter (''irk r.penenl the terbw'k, on the rer'eiving end YMtI% 07 ceorurmg in the Initial p.'rirl and front II yards away . To p it really nhlti not suirpr.ce Interrupting the Ifound oftTh!i L e4itPuurms"*rts' Rich Iuenyer climaxed fencmvn' efforts wa the fourth % 4 3? thu.' imsir' ti uth a .'amp.'r W sirkat canre of the evening ' uurnun'I his crud timid the extra arid it 'w1.4 Constantine'i Li.'lafl It (want by (ian 1,,vett put the counterpart, Morgan who &rV ('tuts up by 7-0 eorpql this Winter Park touch'rue sen or)uI u"ril fra'ir4 the 'kiwn, on a ne:,k of -uric yard. lyp qi.far 5 3'j 049 'uhuhmutç 1thmg two nrv,tp while it did not m vital 'an' lwslfltn'rc on the 1A'sarrl and "° 3' "° at the time the Parkers put a O•15 tasihihing their 20-4) halftirrme two point conversion on the mr lr,mml, The %eCr'inI tou( Mown board with Morgan hitting Urwe)Ae io L so waq 't,mncwhat of a durprtxe as rnyer for what proved (W,.uiuek otiCk i.'ilte 13 3aV, L nImInrtcrPmn'k ('hark Morgan, tho key to the P;mrkers tie. he not ni'it"'l for his ptmcsing, tired a Rut the s,re by t Wifrfrat4 ,*oran fin ,' S{- nring lumta of II yard.s to (lid not dampen the enthugiarn " Moran) John Ifarinieling That pass juat of the (;reyhotii'i.ts who charged L,c?"iel' 4 ns N (1. ib'''it r.'r,rrc.'n!i.l If .' tt';i I '.1 ,'s,. • ir " '. n r r,.1,`," '.'r 'hetr 'bird .-,. , ti , i ,i'., ' .''r'. 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Ij I )urltuit his ren- orul br.';mkmnus, ."r 1 - " . I ~~r.: tumult urmi tli.',iu kit-k Ili Iw1ssc'ci,sn ''(list- h tb' 6-I p;ucc.'r n -rsrmuiIrtu.nl a' 5,umd''t'I hills' 'I d uS'c aflIJ . hta' iliI1 hhuu,ct 'l'Iiu' Ihilluluiis,c imunvetl tuislil.' uu,sIuIrt;unt fc'umtmiri' of Pus effort • •' . liii' luvi' card lute, hiit a third c%tm thial nary ;u niss was picked pass Full ins ssuiuplrts' I(iiberts off h tiui' ''ni'iimy ''auni' In tiinl kii'kt'uI .111 II yard ,timul iii tours.' the' four touch. 4 Iu.'hul goal lii pfi lime hosts ltm mlncc'tt tiacri's ttsttsi ii by the ' front Inn cc ill 'Ii; kit iii this' I ;u-rs- hisi,mnul proved lii he I' first hall quilt' ahlituhl.' to the ;s'r• M;urmus .Iu'(Is mli's tiroku' luimuc' fiurututuns of thu. (;rm')'Pmnmlintls on a lf',. ;mr(I si'orlfmt' ruin cc ithi lImit tt.' uumanner In cc hi' li I/ tB I. t.,ritiri'' ' 'attn I'''! 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('811W loan end for the h-ugh,tji,g Ss;isiii,uhs 1 r id.s nimbI i. thi.- In Stock For - Immediate AND DODGI TRUCKS Delivery DATSUN (DATSUN OF A GUN) SUBARU (A CAR NAMED SUE) "The Little Dealer With The Big Savings- UWI 1 O'I 77nn CAIrPP, , 'll f - • first and 'itik tirI slnwri sit I),. ii. s-sujrcs' . uIm',n .s ,i ,,,;,n, his-il m, I I -isrsl un.' uun,sI liii' enijcaylng a treIrms'ndrmILq when the end of the garre ;,me ;,n.I' tj lsh;iyc f.., s"aconi lin:,k', wets' ;ufiI" tim keep igrt "liter hrr,f her (larenre hart thus- tsui.tish,,% ii the boll $iWiI' (rn,,, flue vo,inmts'd not shunted the I.yrrian goal line , " (,u;urt.rh;,s Ic I ,Is't, t;usrlwi,, S' lhulriit nsffc'nce Y, p"rsonaily One of the few :-mp;'sl thi.' mlrts' with, ;1 sme ('onictant ins', the junior OrrieS this year t he senior a__iç ',;iisI km-spin I.u' It,mtsu-rtc i;,ssIng wit whip hi-s iiuuc' the ---I,ttirner had nt'.t stored Rut he lii k.'f fit. l'\i, and itio, (tm'',,'hm,,ui,msl nn'g,gl;ur sju;,r ,et sipe',ersl of j- e (ats tm .tt i ''-thom k ,umusl;,,- ttiroum.!m this' op- c -.ith t,is tOteS Il;" first l'rususI 'ason set new ci h's1 t,,n,V,unts'r Park opened the !1 IiiluIuI ltouli hs';,,,u, i-si hu;gtmgs'ui fig.' uI;iruc for yards cisuipheteil as hes r.ring in the initial perwimi and . bill cs-v s'r;,l tuiims-c. ;tnssl this-ri Iu'ss ctsmiu' III yiirvlc 'if real it really stir) runt surprise Iti;u,, ,,iisl;iy stitsi the c'-s-nntl s'st;mtm' Incur,, a Winter Park anyone Itit- h fnyer rhumaxed Imer 1usd. thus' liiiI Iulssg s s ens- shr'ft-tisIvs' ct-'romhiry t ha t ti;inl flue rniarr h with r ~ - --i- -a v-arnper 7zo (mit si-si " p' ''" 'tin' Jiwit ''i' . M' twist (If UW OrMINI bus end and . era s;i'; limui,hhs'ul oust I )oniru lung C i'0JIti ltiflt 11/ 1an fis'iett put the •-.' ' i" ' 1. fm'lI cmi' thu.' hall (sir t)t'I.mrnl, fiirurig his rr'rrir'l breakir.g (ILS lift b, 7itt$tii ths'tui bat Ic in J)imsS.'ssimmfl i-hurt this' 61 .usM'r • "fflfil,'td .5. -'-The serorwl p"r4 found the .) ml this' S,urmfiurd 111:14- y;urmi line! of 17 posses •unusl the limits? VvilrIi';uL putting t'a'r) more ci -#.-.' liii' Itimlkimugs tiimt'(i insult- mnimpiirt;urit feature of his "Ifort f-.inter; on - ;the board and - ' this- livs' irsl tins', but it third -i; that nary a pass was pirkeul bumbling their I-. O halftime 5-•-' :';, - sis' Isll mnsoiimplrti' Itoteett.s tiff by thin' enemy lead. The second tm-au Mown s - allis' in ansI klu-ki-d an 11 yarn) ,nsi of cour- the (our touet was snrruewhat of a .siirpre as - -.-. fit-hut uo;iI to pill timm Piocts in slown posses thrown by the rtlrtertgrk (uek Mrrgan I 1 I* (runt Ill-Il ith ti; hi'ft i (tim' ;rsytmrmtmrint ;urr provs'-d I't he l riots's) for his passir,. fired a , first halt shuts- ,;u)u;ul)ls to the per. 'urering bomb of 41 ards to M;urirs ,hu-ffs tic's broke Imsocs' forn,u,rn-s' of the ;r.'yhuitmnils -John H;irrri.Iing That pass just on a ld- aisi ss'oririg run mum Fluut the ni;unn"r in which ahioit t.'I.resents'rl 'he total of 7 31i Is-It in the Outs) ;u'nisI for f '1: 'r;'I',' ''-'I hi - U-. 1 ;.I, ,,p , , _P:_, an.sths-r ItuIhuItmm lnius'huslip n 0 ) 'Ibis- kit-k f,uuls'sl .ini) I b-I ;sral , fr in (runt )(-.-0 5, . Del-and tM'gan a drive hut.' in the third (marie', and it w;us 4F / sapio'si 1w a t su-s;urul ruins by 11111 Ilrtin so, the first play ..f the final (Iuarter, utti 11: t left on the t'lto'k Itsdwrls kicked to }-'AI H HI u NNEH.DeLaIld halfback Marvin l"air tries to escape grasp of put his Ivan) ahms';id 114) Just our' riuinut.' and 2 Sanford Seminole defender during }'ridav nights's game in I)eLand, seconds later. the Bulldogs Won by the I3ulldogs 2-u, It was the Seminoles ninth straight loss, wet.' on use ss -smretuarsI again Sanford took the Ic it -kusif, but st'('mmnml-strmnmt quarterback Steve l'urrt'll was thrown (sir losses of nineand eight yards (hi hit' st'csun.i of the t is plays, he was (troI)Iwd in the end zone - : (or a safety. Wilbert Williams Was rrt'diIcsl with the tackle on the two-pointer, l)eLmnul's Final score came riuiulwav through tiit' Fini;il -( 'rii l- ( ;tuxlwin , connected miii -H J RICII%RnS numi'hinu began to move to the Ta y I or l'i erson gain ('(1 a 14-yard pass ((I Audit' Murphy Herald Sports Writer air, but found little success in po.ssession. The Pats continued for the TI). Roberts booted the tile first quarter as Taylor to force (he 'Cats to the air and Ira point to give I )t'I unnf a :12For hall a game Lake Pierson gained possession on a the blanket ftHSS defense Ilk-ad with 4 - q left in the gainsBrantley took away Taylor. loose Brantley ball. The Mootsty in ted sing no I-c ii 11cr Sanford took the ku-koif, and Piersons nickname and played 3, 193 pound Purtiazn, who Purtuain's deep passing at- then gained their one and onh like "Wildcats," but the duo of doubles his quarterbacking tempts. first down sit the night. I-'em'lI Luther Puritani and Roland chores with hard-nosed Unable to move the ball at the connected with Mike Roberts on Reed rolled Taylor High School defensive end play, came up outset of the second half, both a 54-yard pass play down to the to 36 points in the first and last with a 16 yard jaunt to pay-dirt (earns slugged It out between I)eI,and six yard line. But a quarter and held the Patriots with Reed again doing the the 30 yard stripes throughout lotu-Iti down interception h scoreless in the South Seminole conversion work, as Taylor the third Frame and Into the Uclun(Fs Bob Rankin ended all ____ -;- - --- -. - -County teams season finale, riioved its lead to 16-4J at the first half of the final quarter --hopes of a Sanford st-sire Outweighed from 40 to 80 quarter's end. A Rick ( ;arza steal of a '[tie loss left the Scriunolt'pounds across the line, the Pats Tht'ri Lake Brantley, vimi'urtiain pa ss set up Brantley's K E\ I" IG t I(I in Frida night's Lv man- ''. inter s itis a 1-9 s record and an went ent intO the contest ith a 4.4 tuallv smothering the Wildcats only real drive of the game, 0-5 Big Park clash was the Greyhounds' I- ight Conference mark quarterback n '- ct , ,nif -- - ___ - -' - -- 11M LASH Chrysler-Plymouth Fern Park flit' night atol ia liii' air ruuigtm-' I sii' in thus' Ittisul te,l,wI, ,, - OVER IWVOICI ON All wiw cus C H rY S111Z PL,Otn - i mmml sluui uii iiuuIIs'sl 11111% s-i'rtt;sfuuii,g the Saul suit otfensi' ' h.,'. ;u - m s , vhs' _______________ ________ Vans hi';utvn o nil 111 , 1 " I Ii'st,,,sl irtil tti,riii-.Ilst.'Iy P!IttirIg the !"141rr'cq ws ip, ' fbI. oh oil WItitsi J'nrk lii is fl- (rehsiri.lq IlilrssI by ttittt out titn'ling fratur of the 'R qfip , fi.ff if Ii' ,lt"t fl.'hcI tutu 1, Iii the or i 'I iruinufeq (if 'res'h,.,,nik virhry" Friday ,u'I 'Ill th,, chuouthil lint,, fbi' ' uiili'qf night I;-t., s lu,t Ill, the Wilib -1 hi' I'strkerq t$.penrnrJ Huong Ihoci' who wore to n the IllullIll itiI.i the gurus' ri a qspIl hueaufrnj for ft,elr ninth win of the r' curing end of the pac.s tt it thi''e tinus hstnn F,i'.u. It" 'n,cc'nu when thi.v erupti'.l foot fl were three jtjnior c, :i I,rct flight ;.olnfs wtilhc' h4ihcling S1iI,I')(Pnng,,tp ltn(J a i.enior. The 114, (;r",',,,n,sl ji,:ghp,e ffilif who grit infi, the (.ring art s'tehs'qq II,it .i'rtuq.q the 10 were junfr.rs Terry Travi. Tom i"ct hmhlgeuf r'r, IoeuJ by the (oo(hu, Malt f,esjje and l ' irks'rq In flout first bolt lest to v.photwsrn Isttjmer tim-it etentug;,) 'lriwnf;g)I for fl fajq-hqfr,w slofeft by iubt;uinisnsg it vii tory as they Ijttluer was p.rhops the mnt 'lm'l ,i't . sing" nnywh,eri, rwt c;utisfying for any of the Lyman IP"gr p"rfurnnur,i-e In fbi' "' f ond players for I'.is brother, i;un1.ii ml tosi fbi' 401 04-111111' 11,11f s.f th,. gHoul' (lnre,we, was on the other side kis-kisfi, boil th,s' .'r.' fun c-il I'm (if Uo• elfrmrts v,f the of the field, playing for the iftuuuf att''r this' fir ;t ;s ii. s.f ( 1u' hi.'uis'd's .'fln'nic,ve uma' tune, Winter Park (- tCw AM it 1 I )ei uriuI tsp;s'si 1110, Seiiilnsmhs's New '73 Dick Baird Datsun Hvy46 o It 1 i' I his-raid Spurts Fshltsit- We Have Several on 1972 Datsuns! reyhoun ds tun ats W1th 28 a 28 T S C Seminoles Blanked By DeLand ay 0 DODGE TRUCKS p rt Tong " Season 0 1 G Sunday, November 19, 1972 LSH PLYMOUTHS Drive Datsun-and Decide! 10 S CHRYSLERS C Now S appol SIMILAR SAVINGS LATER ON IN THE YEAR. in downtown Fern Park ; - THIS NOW, WHEN OTHERS WILL BE OFFERING CLEARANCE PRICES • Bank Financing Available. •VW KING . • Hwy 1792 at 5 Points. int"h u.i L11 Action INVITES YOU TO WE ARE SELLING BRAND NEW '73 MODELS FO R 7 PCT. OVER FACTORY INVOICE. WE ARE DOING DATSUN (b IL' I Rim@ . - - . . DOES IT AGAIN Dick Baird - __ 12 9^ 1I r4 *u- * ~ vt sh CD RANCHERO V.6, Automatic, S239 H Maroon with White Vinyl Top t tlro ~ "I* ,/ 0 - J is with . -. VW SEDAN 4- Speed, Radio & Heater, $1195 White with Red Interior u ouku me h. - I I I BILL BAKER (4 USED CARS Cracker Donaldson 'U mMVKfL.K 11 '• ___- -- ' •,.,, - a- id -.. ' . - - -- - ______ - - - ' - - - - - - nt- i -tsritini ' ' , i' This t I i!tiC a he ha tall helped set up the thdawn as the penalty prereed.l the soring p:ics 1ug rout the Wildcat rring in the ftrt half Wa another ror ing p s with Morgan using tnyer on thf ,'uri ptss froti- making :t (VLHttet at an Iyrflafl strt)r' . the heart_s of Wint'r J ' r'y f they mar-bud tro j" fOurth score M 1 11o, flight Conctifltifle finally "Thrng jp with his favor'.' r..'eiv. ((Ww'h for a pac ( tw siter he I{nufld 'r -iun'l failed Wahh,rk nr's vCrSInfl knotted ' - c s' -.r . . IA yards tt l.ttvett converted one frori The (reyhonnds came out with their psung game all y4 (onstantine raekeqj up was right on the money with his posses (rotting the I nils yard pass-run tatte4 wag ;v play with Constantine hitting Travis. a converted4'fensive halfback used at '.videotit \' -... - And ow fear 'f ,he it.r,'' i,t#,i.0 ntehln. .v ----a," th" fourth per' t s'hefl first of four key .!ra 1-totinds 'ut 'his vv 1w Next time the Hnsind got the failed when the oaffifly -1:r hail they were again marhfflg handed Travis shjnwa goaiward as the passing of Cnn.sthntine aerial slip i (onstntune would nnf ulte sCai..D 5CORfsIOaqn until another sl potflter was J ,; i'hi rtr' 1 'I ,,, , rtu "u% i.s'qigt', a converted iivarIj terhark, on the rereiving end 47 tr.rn It yards away 73 p it fnte?riuptmng the Hound of•.jstbIs i (encu'.e •(forts was the fourth u Wilsirat score of the evening and it Citnqtantmne' 3 L rnunterpart, Morgan who p -. smnrenl this Winter Park mutt.down, on a sneak of one yard. NP .ilyAr 25 And while it did not seei-n vital u-sirr-eus'n . w at the time the Packers put i MOVi k.ii f.iiii ) AIP D.n'ør '0 two .int conversion on the q 1 % hoard with Morgan hitting tr,ivi Se pc L 1nyer for what proved to be s?an?mn. WuI.ck tk Leslie 11 )4s L the k to the Parkers tie. :uc,,ne 1wMi;mc r.ck Rut tie rnre by the t.Vddcal. p m run r's"ye. did not dampen the enthusiasm n'-om Moriini L.t?me' 6 Al" L of the (',reyhr.un*i who charged I.irnn,. - W;Ii,fI uk; rh? '.ark to ist.'r ,heir third "nnem , a 'i '-arrt p.r.ul ri I1 Phi' W,uir . -' r,sfsr,.r1 -_. - - - - '.'. - -r--ie -- -, - - - Jack Prosser FORD 3787 Hwy. 7-92 Sanford -Ph. 322-1481 am - -. South Sanford Winter Park - Ph. 644-8916 bal at Rolls Lake Brantley 36-0 .0 - Ta ylormPierson I' te ft. IA ye - - - - . - - - - -- ' - ON -- 1~ I, - - - PrI Irl Le " I & b ge -I ft&Ab V& Fiv for ma in %41 Ck " ' - p is ' an I org rei . 111160% / ,'S ,? pos c , ". 14 644. ma $1.0 A or W %-\I by a em6 cI UflIM I3Y - b's. rer hf Co. - dO Vol a C a ,: - .i , O.t'r W e at .t-' ". t t .t'e US'r acL e -es 14a . 'a,!v - e4*2 1, p2e.~es.f the t. P4, O' ,,~j "Zt~_ •• 'e 1966 VW SUNROOF BUG 5795 Radio and Healer, Adorable Little Bug 4 at e - Ce.r Ci2.11 - ': S 3 6 jL reej e - 2.re )'-,., s-iJ - - -- 1J 'g op C ' Z.02 - 3o ? '0 e0 2 e.. tee ' of 14 ' S III I AmIT \ ' 'Qw 10 1,LRvL YOU OF LA ND S. Hwy. I7& Truck (D N Lm.4 Ph. 73&-OI 10 TWO L0C.TtCN SANFORD )24pIwv 17-92 South SanIordPt 72I$3S Oi&n4oPn A44S0t4 - --- -- . .. - - - 40 yard bomb to end Hill Allen for the final Wildcats' tally, . BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN,INC - After exchanging the ball as play or produced it turn-over. bo th teams Failed to establish a By (tie siuilt' token, the ground gains', the Wildcats put spunky little Patriots refused to together a 40 yard drive, be budged very far when I needed. 'I'lie practim sessloris will be held each, Wednesday afternoon at the Civic Center from 4 - 5 p. in. Classes will begin No v. The registration tee wili be $2. This pays for the PonsPorni, Nun-residents nriust JUST - terback Scott Johnson arched a S a nit or d It e r rca t Ion Department is now taking registrations for cheerleading, Girls ages 10, 11 and 12 may register at the Recreation 1)epartnwnt Monday through Friday, 9 a, nm. - 5:30 p. in. 1nough gIrls fur C squads with 6 girls to a squad are bu *11 Ok force and either stopped ffie :c:.: c:-: : A _______ _____ "I'l " "I, i l l l l i i i . ,q1 1 1 1 1 - - - T,i,;or Picrion L,lke Qri'tioy 11% 'IIIE AS,SO('I/t'fl-:I) I'ItESS Thnipa East flay 8, New Port ;ul( 7 North h'sirt Myers 21, Naples 14 Fort I.uiudt'rdale Cardinal (;ibbor,s 26, Jupiter 7 Fort Lauderdale (lumuiinauk iO, Fort Lauderdale St Thomnius '- ' - - - - -- - - . - - - - , - -- j• Bob Constantine. Ile's Cu'oriu( Creek 20, Fort L'iusjs'rdale Dillard 0 Coojx'r City 6, llollyw'ooij MacArthur 6 Weii Miranmiar 16, I)eerlield Beais8 l!ot'zi Itaton St. Andrews 41, Mi.i1l fluIs,ii 8 Palimi bleach Forest 11111 7, liiviera lk-ach Twin lAkes 6 i ~ -- s---•- from n - -- - - - end zijn. ,in u11cat:iJ,1 ot tile o- n end co fidence in the passing ability of the lanky Junior Blocking for the Lyman quarterback are Greg Ahrnsbralc 43 and - Glen Hill - I _______________________________________________________________________ CtJdQS Triumphh ionBest Not Good Enough Ls DeLand run 1) Robert% I I FG 4Rober? kick) 11% GREG Sl%'I),%I) 11-rulti Sports Staff Lhey were somly niLstaken. But qu-urterWocit ~'rank i;..4?cjj !11! the strength and size of the 13n Daniels in the end wne isa- Je t teries 16 run (kick WWI ftru*n 7 run (Roberts keck) It the Barracudas of New disastrous It)_i5 and kept th eir only Lsll of the rughi Wilsn iackled 1iriiI ui Smvrna thou g ht that their unbeaten S.,LiOfl tiflact _i the y IOfl 501 %I.fCIy Gtnziei caine in and added the D AAurphv ii PI.%5 from Ooodrs gamut' tith the Oviedo Lions overcame the Lions Frith extra point md the score nuw iWoUt'r?t wits going to be a pushover, night 20-7 in New Smyrna. C) . ,crappy L-Lu" dtfensecuntini,-i " hold. rs.liIl defensive battle neither team being able rf'OV,e and as the 4uarter caiue to a close, the Barr'acj on to uwtr ,even point le The Li ons finished their AOSJ it booked _i if the Lion_i season with a mark of 1-9 but New Smyrna appewJ fruimi the type of play they ought take the lead into the hu'ie some ing star'.ed eurI th y i'hibited before (lu_i fulihouse desiung rout" with therni. But the final period but a n the ensuing ku.-kuff after the the Liu:i 33 put out the heumset-i.umng erud, it would fire a; es u seem a_i if that mark should be O'tedti score, the Cudas pulled the Liun_i again had the b a re'.er and Keith Bever1 turned artiunsi But the Lions cs,uld Out ho, , took th ball to the Liu 37 unite the bail either and ta,,. Ovitk kept ck'_ie all rnght where New Siiirr uL one 'has rusinu .\lulbcji'. II, hurt Miit' ii I;sll;sh,usss,'e North i"k'rtd,a and at one (trite in the Itt_it half ut Ne* ut.mutt, ct'i.tnce. I'itini ilk' W arrsctidas had thu Tech 22, (tmrists;in, 14, Montit't'llu :Ut'ilLm they took the lead aw a (rolls hull tht I:aije :t 'k'attt ,its' ('.uiti,ml ('lutbUmlIt I hmtistig,i II tue s the LtLts Ul it k ed rIy bit1, it After a big lu out first down, another Martimi County :ii;, Vest h'uiluii I'usrt St Jot' -40, Wakoulut 6 to Ger Up.set was in the iitaking But it uld Ha the Cuda_i had (itt' f%ilI .it. the ,ur a North Shore ii vj (hiIsk) 39, Jacksonville Tech not to be as the Lion [auzi k. Where 'p dropped 'l'itusvillt' 21, Satellite 14 ts,a- &st og-xtru Wint ti ck'letts allowed the t\ida_i too back W, to pass to his )s'uther bbuvkt'd but t New Siiiyrsau Heuut'hi 211, he I'ensatol.m Wastsuiigtimn 14, muiany poumils for the offense to Keith who got outside of -uL'iierone-do 7 New Szmiyrnjt .U, (,)%iiedo 7 s_nti Pt'iis;wsda sutudti.uin 6 tvcrt'tiiiue But it did pcovtde tak harm Pert-ui, and rmwstj - nj West I1alii, Heath Fsmrs-st I till Wiling Hill 1$, .Ja 14 ,, iu,' ct'ttCmtient f or the I ion , out' the, ciii voe ouil a iiluiute , '.ti ost l'.uluis Ikssrhs lw ui I .ik.' th Liuii Panama ('its 1Lu Li, I'usnaina tans whit' hit nw_it of (tie )edr Ct 4 (uble -shIer the, [-ion_i had scucct'd Tht' , )5iet I 'it% flulhit'rf.mr.i 7 threatened upg_- uiur'had to sulft-r with the inept p1a atteuipt for two puwts was cuei late h1mu ltiitsii St Andrews II, F;ihiui Itt-st-hi John t'irrulI 22, "( their Ie';titt but .j jujig .tnd with 32 left out the, clock p - in the quarter.Van Mmimu 1k-It-n 8 in(esj fuc l',uiuspa Berkeley Prep The Cudas got on the before, hatftiit,e, New Szissrit was i:uWrcvptj anti tje,-uueI Lake Worth lA'oiuird 7, Dellag liuks,' Walt's 28, hmrt Mers 'irt'jrl first as they drov e now had the lead bat-k [4-7 rsi hk'at'hi Atluintu- I) O3,ie'du hupt' of Riverd4ili' 6 p l'aIiis Beach (arde,t_i ii, West It ratle'ntcmn..%I anti lie 1-4, deell tith, the L.ius halt mit the Ik'th Wamu gut their hands cat itWk Out hie'hI Otiti IS tilt 3 I'ahu,i tic;sihi ('ardtroil Nm'wiiian kft ii [isv Itw Dalt agatn betoe halfttine, TesiiII 4s King Ii the Ctidas alnwg first perIod (tse scored uis a 25 6 the' ) but neither was abit, t.,i score, 'l'umiilia Catholic U. 'I';umii'ia tgilil with vni 23 t.'(k arch ;Eis. (ruin Ut'ggum' lk'tt'ih left 1;lk- Central 28, l'aihiokes,IruiI And the first half autte l as Beve,rb iuttveJ a lung pjam to to itt_i split t'nl Itse-cudist List itLs Fort Littiderilale Cardinal eketi' with the score (4-7 in fa%or 1-irlNon Springs 27, Tionipi, Itis'tn_i who caught the ball aj I ihilMuiis 211, Jupiter I lta 'te(h bloc'keeI uind ('re-stvle'w 13, (iilf Ilret'w 6 New Sill) rita led 6St , I's'he' Northeast 19, Clear. In the third quarter the Lion_i biwk becau_it' of a p-ena1t ani'. Quilney Shanks :15. NI'e'vmllt' wluls'r II c-anus' out fighting eft harder the cI-k ran out before the t:i ('Ititis lnvt-rm,ess 20, Crystal In tact, in the first quuer it tttI.S get e'ther vhan, mitt) m;imdw8l through the Gaimmt'svilhe' 54. 'Euillushuasss'' lItter Iooki'.i as it lime ('ucla_i might IUII the tijtt uliotied (he ball per Guslby 6 to the But ev'en in losing it w I ..ike'luu,id SanI Fe :t, st. Uwit) with, the gumiiw Hut Itte' ('ucla III -,, but there (itt' drive, of the finest g_ie, th'fl P... Century 22, Iisuntfuiy 15 I'.'t-rsburg Atimsiural h'arr,ggut u Llon.s iis'n.'r i:use'e up ansi t-(lt -stalk'cl -mud e-w 5*113 ma tctk L,ion_i Tallallabiet. FA.%l () :I 4. pt*)ed all year and Nt. Tampa Robinson 58, I'jillipl, tinued too plug aoova) tintil with u%er 141' they could not get ,I Illuuritstowms 20 lillIshorough II -1:46 left in the half, Oviedu urine started "lher s a -s hail game, Grid R :-:-:-:-:-:-:-;-:-'x - -, lts , _4 U i I - - - ' 11inatilla 42, Tiwares 34 Clermont 59. Groveland 14 his :17 -'.---------':-:---:--:-: Cocoa 13, Rockledge 7 Orlando Bishop Moore 3, Or. Fort Pierce Carroll 22, lando Jones 12 Tampa Berkeley Prep 3 1-44)004)d I.yiimn 28, Winter 1 utusvill.' Astronaut 0, Park 28 i tim-i Gainesville Buchiholi 0 (tie) Mt-ri- Itt Island 43, Orl;imisiu Ms-trill Island 43, Orlando Oak Ithigs' I) Oak Ridge 0 Eusli 20, Mount Dora 9 - 0 Evans of wn here throwing one aerials during the game and doing so - read Oviedo 7, New Smyrna , J;ucksouivillt' liiglu-wood 411, Juicksonvills' Whit.- 1:3 ,J,n ksoiu ilk' Kiimt'v I:i, Jackson%'ill(- Rolles 13 W eii Jacksonville Sandalwood 14, Jut'ksonvilku l'axsoni 7 St. Augustine 23, l'iiluitkui South 7 Stark.' 21, ( ;uummit''llhs' I':;ust Sisli' h tiran(iirsl 41, St Augustine St. Joss'phi I) Keystone' 13, Mayo 13 luihe Butler 54, Baldwin I) Madison 7, Muirianm,ui 0 Dehi,td 32, Sanford 0 litu-tow 7. Auburudiule 0 Orlando Colonial 12, Orlanslum Eitu Gallie 21, Melbourne 20 The lee is paid at Cy hall. $6 0 0 20 36 0 o o o- a :f:yff:::'::::-- I 4 .4120f I gatne's first score. Basketball n, e11ep his first team. Reserve quar- Girls W i ll fl Cheer For C cap butting Wildcats turned on their w I 190-i,:;1jY r b. t.t'i 0,: 4z'ez.We - i2, ta 94-ea B e,2C yoz'ca.2 1999 10 ?Z4eJ 0!eee.le 4~ - 0 . 4O ,_ .i - I Coach Jim Worthington pulled second Taylor series for the _.. Prep 1973 VW's I oi ejo.y 111o%,ed the pigskin on the gaining inomentuin, the hard. sparked by two consecutive 10 yard Reed end sprints to set up quarterback Luther Puritarn's eight yard burst for the score. fic-ed ran the conversion, giving I.m,lur an 8-0 lead lk'tt-rmmitned to stay even ithi the bigger, more pot-rful Wildcats, the Pa ts ' of(ensi%c \' a C, -). ,2 .1 1pe C : .' ' 1966 VW SQUAREBACK WAGON 5795 AM-FM Radio, Heater, JUST - rt Blue Exterior, Just - S 9095 mo. 0 - -P--y i. a S or ZOz Oz2a.ZO I 'e 6 1:1, Ct . e ce -- the difference in size and quarterback Purharn to the air age wrote the game story, but and Mike !iws, starting his riot without Lake Brantley post first game at defensive half for We Have 2 Beauties One Is Blue, One Is Beige Pick One! z0 hCI1' Ce,: atternpt.4,, f orced carrying down to the ,raylor 24 1 I %vas'one of the inost yard line on AngulIli passes and disastrous seasons in the Davis arid Hammond running. history of the school Freshman, Garza, a 5-foot.4, HERALD SCOREBOARD scripts, the Pats came up with a theft of 125 1xiund speedster, was in. fired-up Patriols defensive a wobbly Purham aerial. The jured making the Final trip to Semmnou. DELANO front w all, led by Andy hi-jacking gave Lake lirantley i I Doisn Ii (lie Taylor-Pierson marker and ii Y,srsjs Ru%h,nQ II Abramson. Torn Wheeler, Greg incentive and they began the drive failed to produce a Y.,rds Psincj ii Hooper and Craig Davis moving the Will up-field on score. i& 3 PaswS Corvip All In? • stuppcd the power-running short thin AnguilIl passing to Heed scored tuce in the final ' 133 1 unI5 A.0 S Taylor Wildcats at the garrie's his halfbacks and Craig Davis 1 tj'nbieS Losi I frame, once on it 14 yard run 1 outset, butt flashy wide running fullback (li.'es, However, as and again on a 21 yard pass by halfback Roland Reed each Brantley drive as interception before Taylor Serninoic 0 0 0 0 and I 1968 VW BUGS 4 2 OJ%. .2QIa Jc,J., rushing truirk in their premier season, e 79, the - - Automatic, Radio. 4-Speed White Side Wall Tires I 'Op :' 17UU 1%MflIUMflI A say / - - 4 15-94 - - -- Kissimmet. 12, St. Cloud 7 t'o'oui 13, Rockledge 7 w M AJ - , 3 ~~ 1 I -. JA ~ �'\ U ( 11~~& __ -_ Merritt Island, Eau Gallie Still On Collision Course rr •••'• d A' -' r IT'. I "H1 lISWr ' ''.,' .,,3 l t. . ', - 111, . . j 1110` - _1 - . - _ -. _~-_.--, ---,__ -~ T~ k~ _ __ _~_ ._ -- - - - I . ..A .r_ ml.; __I~ ~ - --- .___ _ V3~ ; __ _._ -:Ty _-L~ - - ....-' ...'-;' 011~t ~ - I-_- ~__ - " - ft Fit -- _- - — = - tiihi 'I :\UKLIt.i i kno t even the toughest of runners "hack to earth' and here a host of Lvn'ian Greyhound defenders swarm all over winter Park's Clarence LathI - - ;i.I.t Uit .•\rnoflg those I tmi1 enjoying therns'l'. are Mike White 7I Ben Cra ft kL Hich Stokes 33 and Phil Fader 4841. Game finished in a 28-28 "upset ' . uesday Fin al e H .1 RICIIAItHS Herald Sports Writer 0 I.,I,It ' 1,' ,,l. i'.i J. aiS \ es point conversion cairn on it run The 5-fool-!i . Ifiva pound break- iliac hiiiu ti thrti; i n to the I Parsons. is zen cx- b Ron Walker awn runner galloped for 1.062 gamime. One of the area's most perii'ni'ed, poised Wishbone yards in his first six games of aggressive, hardest hitting full- quarterback who either carries ('OIA)NlAL 13- E'ANS 0 / ' _ . . . - - 4.1 - . 4 A A - , . - ~, "O'. , ' - '111111,1111111"11 Soo , - : - ,_' - ie • . - - i ....-.. - ." . - 1P - I ---. . - "' - - I - • .'—r X, %F%6 - , , - - ' A , - '. - - .1 '" • . . ' - a.' - _ -: .411 ' -I - - .4 - , ?c -' . - %'' - ,`0111 "--- ' r' . ' - :' t' , , . ' - , wt -' Pats Get Suspen d oug Mound last wck as Whitt \Vingau'd wtt'he's t I fl'gg 'l'hit' l;ielv angler won, landing a four and a hail potiiitl Spa nish miu'l'ce'i'a again needed help f u'em her hiihl'uv ' e: '. * (me- afternoon during the school Iput page' one to bed and d"i't. to Sanford 's old municipal Stadium I got there in time It see the final inni ng s of th e game in progress , It was January, 1146, As unan.irmn editor I was working at ms desk in th f runt off ic-c- of The Sanford Herald building on Magnoli1i Avenue. - 1. -j '. - i6W ~Z-_- , I _--_-~K-;ai:,: _: -- :' , : " " i I had just rit-evived it phone call front Seminole Courm . Tax Callertor John Jinkins. As I cradled the phone receiver I looked up in time to notice to nun enter The Herald office The t ounger fellow wort wrin It'd polti shirt whicti looke'd as th ough he 'd slept in a , - , ' ~lkz' --: _. -, _: '_~: 4 wet MItivi, I noticed it I knew exact)v who tit, ua:. 'nit oiahatnca lniii'itlf , BzeeIi ii kieket ;Za ,1~ ___.." . .- - j * t .1 " •' . ' $:. ".. The oth er, an older gent, had on a baggy business suit with . I '\&. - 1 1; first heard the name Jackie Robinson from the, coaches, nd scouts who occupied the press facility. - " ,, .e- I took ii seit in the two-tiered press box at the' old park I -' - - -- - . ' r~_ -1 x .K .- !0 ~ `~~ —1, _~ I I 1-11 - proved it t think tool much about it whe,n Hav Blades—the former St. I,ouls Cardinal manager and who ' that day wits Managing Robinson's team—pulled him after three inning,s. , - , ~..,1 -- _... ,- _ZN .- - But the stors got out that there was a Sanford base ball tare-.--Wfiuse,' name isn't important for he hits long since departed this earthly scene—would call Sanford Police Chief fins- G Williams and demand the Negro be removed thegame, Sanford, the story had an ordinance in thosu uaivs that prevented racially mixed aetliletic contests. The story also had it that Chief Williams worked out an agreement with Blade's to play Robinson oru this.-.' ircnuiu and remove haiti From the lineup. For years I believed this for I got it franc what I tend alwa'e considered an unimpe-achable source and didn't question it but when I conferred the tithe day with Chief Williams I learned .something else. It wasn't so' "Nei, sir," contended the former law officer. "I had agreellients with Ray Blades or anybody else. I don ' t r'membt'r ever getting any complaints. They asked inc to tic (cit there- when Robinson played I iA iti theert- w lien I v'j,j at the' park or 1 had one of my men out there," The Chief hastened to add: We h1t've-1 had army trouble out there about Rubmun playing." Robinson was not permitted to stay at the Mayfair .,., I jumped up and introduced myself. In The Herald office of those days there wasn't much r"m 'for guests. There wasn't much room period. But we - .T By BOB ORRELL Herald Outdoor Editor With the ad adventof hunting season, Wekiva River f is hermen have apparently been in -- the fund. -. . w - _ ,, -, • '"1 I - Baseballs 1toyait of baseball's royalty. I knew I was in the presence World War II had completely Mr. Rickey allowed as how farm system "We've made messed up his Dodger all of our minor league players to your arra)gemets to bring C- ',. '.'-'', .. 4 Mr. Hickey explained that all his .scouth, coaches arid managers would be presented. When the pla yers were assigned after the reclasstficatwfl camp they'd go to their farm club, the Montreal Roynls, lnurnutional " Inn League Anwrirnn Association St. 'flit- as he looked me may be thkinc a look a*,a young ,we squarely in the eye. . little' as pssrble as if player. And we'd appreciate it said Mr. Rieke), %VUT iiCW0UPCT. We're could be said right now bL)OUt it in Just looking right now." comply. And we did. In fact, I promised Mr. Rickey we'd 1IC%er CVCfl mentioned so casual about it he Mr. Rickey was tits name. 1, v. : _ L__ - __- '- '- - --- -_._-_;_.,. - . j, ~i~ We Have KING SIZE CLOTHES even . - . .- - . .- - . a' - - 11 ill .. LET US FIT YOU: BIG MEN! nj,,, - - ,_ - , I . . - - r - _- 11f i d ...,,..,,,.. e.~~- ~ L - . -" '- ' landing them with (lead pik-hicurds for bait. lIt NT' good Show today ,'"tilt, gi.uui fistiunic! lie bagged Ills first buck of the -- /1- \ ~~t -___.- - t 41. If f i =_ i_I. - ' a . . , - - . . - ' L' 2 ,,j - . . - - ______ . one of (tie' original nuembers of the I.I'GA, founded 22 sears Although the Ladw, l'rnlessionial Golf Association i I Pt ;A i officially records its beginning as September 1950 mi Wichita, Kan, with Patty Berg as its first president, the tour was Stil )I)(ISt'(hI)' ('OflCt'lt'C(I in 1946 %%till over 100 amateurs anti univ five or six pros participating, The top stars I'atts- and and the "Babe." l.oui' Suggs joined the star ranks in 1949 and by 1950 there were' 11 professional women golfers who comprised time charter nn'niihe'rs (ml there are over ne uui.iiihutis u:f the I ,1 ;A. I'l.ENTY (II" ('ut;IIM;E - '' ,Iessen resulting ml u'arnunig time' right display Ins uui:ujur tIu'rcutlones; mat both tiucel suuiiluig lace, uuiinius time' re-turtueti (ii Ph")' mm (liar. Miss cc taskers also unde'rcce'nt four Other hunters Faring well .Jrsscni to wen.' - - NEW AND OLD members of the Ladies Est,u t' .\ t r; Tht i , of the long time Professional Golf Association tour are shown favorites on the ladies tour, Carol Mann who is here. At left, in case you didn't recognize the one of the few who have enjoyed a peat deal of pigtails, is the up and coming star Jane Blalock success as well as longevity in the women's golf who won the Lady Errol Classic at Errol ranks one s Not It' True 15 Yards For Biting The Ref Over the' last few years tiltpersonal courage tit several of - smnur' opening (1.,,%' 'l'op'' 'l'illts ut Like Mars cc itim ci nu'e bug hoot taken ,It Fatrumitonu arid Tommy Sparks scoring with a 154) pound (leer knocked overn o the lower Wi-kivue Itivu'r, Latare reported that all the hunters (111 tue Avon Park 1st u ubunug rang.' cc crc loud mn their praise ill time' new tutuii caroling office-n therm'. ' 'A reci I - i f were women golfers has proved season. again that tilt')' are profe,sThe party made' the trek to suuuri;uls in the.' true' sense of the Mimi Park and hunted on (lie' word. \'liui niiighit tiill It hionumbunig range. Joe nucuuk' good ''Operation o ('uunimehcu'k to hums boast, mugging (lie' only ('ancer h a s struck Patty Bent leer taken tit his party thereby arid Ituithi other operations including reimm.uval tul a rub, c'llsicc surgery, a disc fusion, anal surgery on the this roil cl.inuil S;iniilr.i I li' no' played lit a - -- %jinced ati-t su the cill %a-, i lipse of interpretauon for Dick lititkus, the fertmutis linebacker of the Chicagu Dears was piously denying that he had t'c er sunk his teeth into a referee on time battlefield ''IF Fit been dumb enough to bite' a referee. I would have hittenm his arnum oFt,'' said Butkus as he bared his the NI"I_ crew. Then there were grumblings in Washington the third ce-t'k of the season Postgame films indicated that Red. I1b receiver Roy Jetferson did indeed twinky- toe intki11nu1 with a game' winning touchdown against th e up-. start New England Patriots Officia ls had ruled otherwise un the field and hot contender 5 ashingtun lust its first ganuce of the season, 24-23. And alter a game with Detroit. Chicago Bears coach .-be Gibrun opted for the $5i_ tine levied by the NFL for public criticism of olfictatunig But Gibrun had goud rca'n I ¶ it - .11 "w the Lien recvi ed zero ucnalues. we'rc'wolf Icings cit ci 1.IFe Magazine' interviewer lust ha' sale though, NE'l. tittu'ials .me' stanidunmg in imnue ton tc'ianiuis shuts this scier 1e'cauise' the' tans, coaches and plcis ers ha v e united to spread suille' stat ic on the juzuigimmenit calls that tu'll disaster b inches to the' losing to teanum No less than Pete' Ruielles tnitItic- al oftiL't? rjIuIe'el rt'lt'n't'e' Neuu'iui S.c'huctc'n' and tits crew tin tilt- wrist for in i unig it call iii the )ciklcunid.(;re'e'ni Bas ganne' the second cc e'vk tut the su'.isolm Oakland was awarded a 'a ininin '- la,iu'k l'.rttt,iui fishing us p mug ()if Another Horse' Show is siuuceli red l.uccil taxidermist, l)u-k cc ithi rmu,uuuru,us planned by the Dusty Boots ruupx'r and ambe'rjae-k Dove, has plans in (lie ntuahunig Riding AssuyiatIon Inc arid it's striking oce'asiuinally orgauniizt a S4'vuilnu,lc ( 'ouinit Set for the uremia opposite- Bowl 'i)u't'r • halite-n if Azuieriea Sanford on Airport Stsirts,iu.'nu uI Aiuieru-.u" with out I3mhI Winn of Sanford EIvd, tj4jy starting at 11 ci .ini. time' ainim t, e'llruiinumtinig sunuic' of Trophy s and six ribbons will to tile.' 'lUll" Sun&q. but ilO uif('becut hiuiniting lrcuctk'c's and be awarded in all events. Five tending to Fish inside, tarried Itanile I.uw c-lolati'enes "llich hint-c' entries will constitute a class. (Jill)' light tackle, Equipped with iwenu going on Dick us ci for let lushuunig, One' entry fe',' will is' i'h'mrged ilujcullfum-tI sati- hunt mug muniru l.,e',mte-,l tIme' kingfishu W P DalI of Sanford 'scull be struuiutr and cciii huilil IcISM'S iii really had a tmnuie fighting 12 to I lie judge For the show gull sail-I)' after the niece group Rules For the' show state' that 15 pound kings. Six mi the' 12 is actic'.uted n) duplication of hor,w or rider pound class 'as'r&' landed and A c isit lii the taxmutc'ruu,) .shuoji man)- more were' hooked but in revealed that work is piling up 'a blips, reins, or bats with won over the light lines anal limiters desirous of having f.ippera under two inches In their kills mounted are ath'lsed cdth Pma!J be used fct Tuc:da' aftcrr.co four.d tl,c Lu, get tutu, tO £15 5001$ Its i:'itivating horse's in tuned same angler in (lie saint' spot. laissibli' to avoid am long c-' enits. No refunds will he' itiade With inily cm couple' of hours Time-ri' is a strong ruuuu'ur to tIme eseept in ease' of sickness of fishing tiw. Wurunm boated 4 t'fft' t that P'curnu,tu,.ni l- unting ii' -rse or ruler, or cancellation kings aural it large' spanish circa might be' closed after th is of die event, mackerel then topped (lie day Write ) high point trophies will be ofF by hooking a seve'n fool u'ungressnuuurm, v.r:te the I"Iurida use ,mrded In junior. in- hmantuiuei'rhcead simrh, !"au, oF the Gallic atill Fish ('u,iimnmmissiu,u., k'r'm:uediate' and i&'nior classes kings topped 15 powmui 'a r.t.' ) otn stiite' senicutur with reserve high point ribbons numark. Enough, letters showing public also being offered. The age opmnmiuui on this iuucstter 'aould hinut for juniors is 12 acid under. Whin found (lie kings hitting of great value lit preserving flut.' For intermediates its 13-18 and best on live shriruip, free•Iined, right to hunt in this nearby for seniors its 19 an I over, but said he saw other boats area . - - - . - tutichieluwum on a 104-vrd ,m ruunitmat-k of a fumbled l,ste'naI . - The rule' states thmat cm niiuille'd lateral may not ta' .,d -- ___________ I ____________ - - ---------- - . - -------- I Call or Drop By A fl d As k i hue! guy. - ce'r> u'u.openzutive' to c isutorc," was the' V. orel brought I .",, 4111r11,;1' , Jo -. — (,_' - -, ,. -. c I *. . - hn A b out - are any event may . .., D The N STEEL ew RADIAL BRIDGESTONE ' - 1, / Is 'S WE A R OE,ANDO, PtA 3210$ 322 5. Orange Blossom Trai$-4254695 1 / - / - I - A . ' 'y ' - I J I GUARANTEED 11 ALL SIZES AVAILABLE _ ' ~ - -. McROBERTS TIRES 'S.. - __ - . JOHN DI CK EY INC. 405 W. F irs? 'ird '- L I -- 322,0651 L p -' 5, ' I :1 For 40.00o Miles . - - ; lift i''! 4'' PH i"'s'l'A'l'j( )C It vuie K. Brown of the,! l'iot'da Sta te Bank awards trophies to Marge l'eri',suui, left, for f i rst place and Stellam Brooks, right, ruumnerup In the Florida State Bank Golf Tourney hit'It! lit the' Mavlaii' ('ountry ('lub. _ distance and freeway driving ' 'I , . The revoluntionary tire designed for long __________ our tue.' TIRES I S occur. season, M I '1 wnit. - I~~ --.,,.,\ ,-, #, ft1p!!1 to ~, 11 - -I- - - " ,", hunt, fmnislu'd runne'r.up to the late, great Babe Zaharices. That spurred her on to turn proh's_siuni,il the Following year and she tins been an ice-tic-c' u ue'uumlwr of the tour for the l)cist 21 sears. Marilyn Smith, the' ''Personicelity (;al'' of the present touring group, along with Marlene u Bauer) Ilagge, was live shrimp the in thru size 64 Suits ------------------thru size 66 Shirts- Dross ------------- necks 1022 Shirts-Sports - - - - - IhrUSIZeXXXXL - i,., , i- -4m t 'S, ,,._, - - .............thru size 6 Coats ''Arrut'" that we can only add I - ,, uunuih Sport - - . rani TALL MEN! SHORT MINI Slàck said ' No, I don't really rn' that because now I'm anxmnn get out on the course again. ' r I - " j %huitt ': • - .- 4111111111000 to way fur Negro athletes to enter all major professional sports. But, sadh, I imagine historians will forget that it all began in Saniford. JACKiE ROBINSON - -.-.. rest " when all these thungc are forgotten, tiistoriacis will always recall Branch Hickey's role in the introduction of Jackie Robinson to major league baseball and paving the But colored :si big problem. Well, that's history. I suggest it wo:ild be impossible to say unyiiirir- e about the' 'unitribution Jackie Robinson made to his race and to baseball. The history books will remember it. ford Naval Academy. The cigar was 0th] unlit. . i-W . - did not constitute any were made to quarter Robinson at the home of the late D. C. Brock and his wife, Mrs. (Ma Brock, a retired school teacher who still resides at 612 Sanford Avenue. For some reason the three-inning routine continued quartered at 'S.. -'~_- but this Arrangements would be i n training at Dayluhai ikaCli. ;d ft!! hi! Thtst4 .A Paul Saints, would train here In Sanford and be club, the the old Mayfair Inn, now the home of the S-1 91- ,,Now. young man," , r-" , Winter kingfish on Nine-Mile Hill teas the best word from Inlet Harbor this week. This is news for snumall boat operators as it places thenum ithin easy range. Man) Central Florida residents like to get out side went lien perrucittinig, in their own craft and (lie kings striking so close in offers a gouud opportunity to hut HOrs e .0 mu - re classification school," he town and weru going to run a respective training camps. He Informed we that his Triple-A weekend. Other than that, bas George had news of only one party of three trying time Trolling Lake Monroe cc- dim a angling. Tht')' fished the entire Sonar plug and 14't'tk'-spinlure day Sunday, returning to canump paid off with 28 specks for with over 100 bream and catfish George MullilLs on ci recent trip. in their mixed string. Don Smith, Seminole Sporting Goods Store', listed some s'er AJ,T wii-: h{El'Ol(TS good catches on both bass and 239 7 French Ave , Sanford Ph 322 962 - - I speckled perch.Puule Lake produced 15 bass for N. C. Gordon and wile, 13 of thenii hitting on the blue plastic wortni, one on is gold flapala plug, and one on a lh'vil Horse lure. hunted out of this camp on tlw plug. tile% landed a string of 14 AT from went, it and G A S - UP if; ths, We, " 1)~ f;;df , tughed he Then irk - - as -h- I az.arc' of the' I'lcita SIMirt.s Situp is clean shmac-e'ri hiding according to George again. In case you are won' Cheney. manager of Wekiva J. I). McNeil Philip ult'runig cc hat that has to do with River Haven Camp, CheneyIspeed alss Found Puzzle hunting—last week Jot' was mentioned that Walter Suns, lake to be the right spot. Using planning a hiuntmn tnt) and newly elected state senator, nothing but the gold lthpalce t'o'at'tI he would not shave until FOR COMPLETE CAR SERVICE gtTiit locker after watching theq, - - , as cue aiuicitt'ur in a 1950 touirna- Hunting Season Cause Fishermen To Hide? past Itaril, ioi,ild ... ago . scrounged up one chair and as Mr. itiekey seated himself beside my desk he introduced his associate as Branch Hirkt'v Jr., who sat on the corner of my desk. i':ir the next 40 minutes I conversed with a man who left me convinc ed that I had just met the kindliest gentlemen in rxi' life Little did I realize then that I was seeing the actual k ginning of a new era of professional sports Little did I realize that the suet ess or failure of this one man would hate the prof ound upon the sports world as histort tezc since year. II - - - . . Marlene I l,iggt' ls.'e'atiie' ci p rofessi o nal .it age 15 and just finished her 22nd year of ti tournament PlaY' Betsy Bawls, T' ..,-' III kind. Now they think ite'nis such as tickets and programs, assuring that the they've' finally got one. But thetthe Browns tournament 'Ail] boost tilt- fund. have to get first—not unit on Sunda), but again in two weeks, Cleveland. ' FREE ICE FOR which u,mit from behind in U t'i'1'4 I1 closing minutes to beat San Diego last Monda% night. trail, it,sburght,ae game, It's a collision of defenses in l,,os Angeles The, Vikings ha ve the best one in the \at.i ((Inference' the. Rams the. set ond-best The' Vikings ar • tied with Detroit for second place in we'll plug So, until neit away RriJ 551ng along, .v,et. thSP rhing on TV when We talented women on the I. tout There are few ref :IM XtIIi ran. or will never work har.1 enntigh to make a 2 0 yard IrIv'e hot we cafl use our nt,gins these do in trying for netter as position on the fairways, .rying to stay out of bunKers, and tc' trying to never take mart,th an two putt_s on a green (the h.itti'r akmne Can shave (isiC to 10 strnke off your ScOre). As one lady ,sctator said "I feel like throwing away the Key to m' - WA - - - IN ti per cent r,uh -- IT A 1.1, STAIITEI) of any . - ( of By JULIAN STENSTROM lui'nn st ,er after s t',ir, uii.ikinig it ' E 'intil r, It - be. like houId reserve ju tfl4't inform the iblie sideS of the CLQ. -., - - ' ''- ' - . st'uu. tiuimt Morrall made it few calls The Steelers for zd . cchtii'jie-ttt yuuui $54'W), 'l'lue'st' Inds will l'll soui It's hard ccork ;urut ru'quitri'c ho urs if pr11'til-e' to keep 1mm (uI) for iii. l-:s't'tt for those' able' to umiake It intui (lit' till) 9fl lit' ru' 'iul'urlv last month when Bob Griese : _ side being permitted to drceti it freely, then perhaPs me all ,--. ' Ex- Heraia Scr*lbe Recalls Early Robinson Era , " " ' Cola Homes took a.W lead in thct bottom of the first innini, us:ng two hits and a Rob titt'r error in the scoring, Roto floater cut the margin to • tour - .- ___________________________ hole' Rooter scored thri.,. The local Prepsters saw it chance of csuihlishing an mdi-. Cleveland and the' bruising year. game- Bobbie Hill',', (put nearh as head conch of the once- could have Narueath aching for tusurt- runes in the top of the sixt:. seven-game winning skein dis- vidwel rushing mark for area power of Austin, the coaches the entire season with an in- promising, now-dismnt.egraung more than mere-ic'totNo game plan, especially it ' inning, but Cola 1onies macintegrate' under flit- strong gridders to fn1Io for sonic' timt rut" halfback Greg Miles as jury. threw the pass hoping to PIItF1OtS, will be doing It without Cardinal Moont' offensive' to conic. Sunday's other games have ('bed them with three in the"0111' of the' best halfbacks running ganiie, can click hit Chuck Carrier, But Carrier the Pats' No. I running back, attack and defensive effort that While he has only scored 13 around," Miles has had several Without execution and desire let till. hall bounce off him and it Carl Garrett. suspended by the Pittsburgh at Cleveland in an bottom of the frame. Paula Curtis, Linda Smith, stopped it highl -rated Saints ' times this season barely tint- rushing gaiumes and his lead front the line, amid the junior deflected off an Evans defender club for the remainder of the AFC Central showdown, Min.. Shaw. ground attack Paula inure' than half his 24 touch- blocking on plays to hLs side' ehmminatt'd Trinmt line has into the waiting arms of Mark season because 1w missed ii nesoth at Los Angeles, Oakland Marty Tuesday, Trinet% Prep will downs of last year's grid cam- can't be- matched. The' junior tipenied holes well all year, as Graham who strolled the final workout. at Denver, San Diego at Kansas Giailasenz.a, Kathy- Smith and well its played at big part in a 10 yards to paydirt. Carolyn Robinson all had a pair try to restart their derailed pamgns The Miami Dolphins may get City, Dallas at Philadelphia It's it sign of Trinity running hzu'k is expected u Wishbone I locomotive' and Prep offensive depth arid iivt' 'I'rinit fans reason to defensive machine that has ('.arner did haul in an earlier one' a! their toughest workouts Green Bay at Houston New of hits for the winners. limited ail opponents tnt an pass from Hilley for the games of the' season Sunday when they Orleans at Detroit, ' San E leanorEnli and Mary Real wind up their season with it scoring P te ntuel sunit'tmmiie forget the name- of iIV(!riILi(' of only one score per first touchdown, it throw of 30 (ieee the Nt' York Jets. Francisco at Chicago, the New e'ach had two safeties for Rota strong showing against Airmen. Instead of it one-back stmw lit Limwrenc't' Cleveland next Year While the' season became it The Dolphins are aiming far York Giants at St. Louis and looters Trinity such its last year. Beau Trinity has the uriusuai ganit yards Evans took the lead on a Gale Rower and Winnie one-game thsappointnivnt for ('ouch Tom Ruby has been utile blessing of two quarterbacks pass from Bob Pryor to Henry their 10th straight victory of the Baltimore at Cincinnati. On Standouts like- guard Lou ('arsor. Toni Ruby and tIii. Saints season and. it tlme pick it up. Monday night, Washington Dodgen each had Re huts for to field two complete- set.'. of this ve'atr with prospt''ts for it wrecking crew, Trinity Prep Mt-Roberts Tires in their they'll not only clinch the hosts Atlanta, Wishbone' I backfield_c, both tint showing by junior under- dt'Genietii and renter Itoh conexhibition win. Both of Winnie Artiericamn Conference East fares its last opponent with it capable of susthined drives and study Greg Chandler when he Knowles have led is tenacious BISHOP MOORE 35. JONES i Morrall is apparenflv so 1 reriit limit' all season with fine proud record, including the' Fine outright bursts towards paydirt should take the tie,'ini for time' championship—the first playoff fident he'll guide the 'Dolphins I)odgen's hits were home runs. performances from Braid In addition to the two Dehand individual rusting performance at any tulle. tMNiSofl. Harry Ne'lson's Hornets berth to be' locked up—but will to victort that he's offered a teams and McRoberts Tires, of All-State halfba ckLawrence' injuries have cut down tin Senior Steve Saxon, who. with Purdom. John Kerbs. Grover closed with it rush as they take it giant step toward the few opinions about Nainiath Cleveland, who has earned 1,166 Rubys selection options, but Chandler hues alternated at split Carrie,- and Steve Roberts. scored their fifth straight first perfect record attained by nurung the unwritten rule that live other teanuis are also it's not smart to say things c'ompe'ting in the tournament. yards in eight games. the Saints still have it powerful end with eegular wide receiver victory in nuiuling the Tigers of an NFL team in 30 years. But the Jets in general and which could arouse the' opposi- Tht'v acre' Tampa's Blue Angels, .)lines,The- win gave' the the Satellite Mets, Norman's uun. Farms arid Blalock's of Morrall acknowledges Nam-. ti "rL A Stance, and the Bank of Belli e H lps . ear ne:ps :h's talent but, speaking his Vit't% tt.'stvle, says: "I don't want to Area business have- donated t,' like' him. And I hope my kids, arid the younger genezetion, all the' items for sale in the I unlut.'n the double-elimination tour- r for rontiniiu'ui . Cola Homes exploded for five' Cardinal Mooney last week will Mooney and 70 yards against also put.s in Unit' on defense, Recently. Chandler t ue come deflected pass into the game the rest of the Nactiorud Football wits quarterbacking the Do play host to Florida Air T;imnpac Berkley Prep in the last playing linebacker or defensive Into his own lit the' quarterback winning score. Lenuue' ,lust with their own phins Now that he's injured runs in the' bottom of th e fifth Academy in the' Saints' finale act two games while' nursing in- tackle slot and hits earned przmLsc ironi With the Trojans leading 7-4' playt!rs. Earl Morrall is calling the sig frame'. They came on six hits, Phil Bengtson, who makes his niels. And earlier this week including triples by Paul Winter Park's Showalter Field juries, and with it good game' Sometimes overshadowed by Trinity roaches, its well as their The Grenadiers went to the for it fine job for next airlaries to, get back into the debut Sunda% again.st Buffalo . say tiiuirncuuul ,' nt - Assoeiiited Press Sports Writer particular have a few scores to missed an opportunmt for The Ne England Pzctrmots cettie Tbe lost 2"-17 to 1iami additional scoring as they left year. wild fashion. converting it art, getting tough, Not against ',e'or ri ovtwntk P (I rP(' ent iy i ceJ lent ,Janie flu lock, art ' - FRED NIEUSEN lendsa liv1p lig h.111(i t(I N%. I f(i, 114qt,11. ,Is slit. plays .1 hii 1)1W eTh the hut" U hi it the i'Ci(I ( o u't (ill uuil 'I it iiui 'ntitti Ili hut tie' quarterback Joe Numath in :~-2 in the top of the fifth, but Bv BRUCE IA)WITT be'u',orra, this pact spring there she sot ringefil.' at I'ort St. I wit' fur the Seat; tuoirnarnent Marty ps'ople wrinielc'r what truekec tht'cu' women golfers follow 511(11 it nu'r t-e-wr ark ing, here tnriaiy-grir,e tornurrr,w pro. ' '. . - — 'lii those' 'it oil who folluwe'tI an 'ipe'rnllmi. Shirley l-nigle. player arid personable young tact 'a cik's Ii 'e; I ntv l-:rnl 111110, utter nitmrtierouc lady, much has been hinted at ;df 'l;icci.' .'itlier In per. i';ie'ruilluinic On her foot uiit ankle it, tile rr,Cdia ((,Twerning her sun, t'Ia '1V ci nil taultui or lilt, r.'ciiit lug from ii 110 iiet'ieIt'iit two be ing aretuserl of cheating by P4'rtlapc %''il S f!H1M ago, h,mcc only recently sports licilbI's her pePt.. thought its a gInunu'r.'uc and been tilde to play in it Few feccirun, Whefl asked the girls Although it's natural to root 'siding life to he' a fatuous pro. t'nirniamn.'nts. All the while she lhieun,celveq oniy smile noel the - 'underdog,'' n to speak, fe'scu.inuc,l gulletto travel and work ''It just gets in your blr.rtei'' it IS also unfair to put the f,PGA ti's.. itiauuiuun.puiq, cc Id, tilt, tour when hle' Betsy unit orih- another grilfrr ran on- rc)ennilwrs riown for trying to rod ;ilcc s.,. l':si'Itlnuit 'alien itact Is, just a few weeks ago ulerctnrol whot it means, preserve honesty and integrity u't h.'otinig par wiUi r.'tiirnu'd to (lie after an 'I beer' ut rue- ? I we, Pleasant amrng their ranks. ci putter that is hut? f..r :, :io :intl .qw'rati..ri And, I tint knows and city ilefinitely professional For no matter how you look at path l-; ding, with a i,itw iiicuniv iili i'rc are ce-nttt'reul huulies tua,-e' c c'rtalniy earned it I heating is still c heating. aflcI fe"lmnit of cuu.'ouiiplls)i,iis'nit auuiuing the' iithers utile' to the lb.' rects'e't shown them by their honest people find it hard to cchu'ui sour nauim.' appears in uiilsclng, or making, (if crucial galleries When a group of ,f%W) c-ept In professional golf where newspapers niil uiinita,i,it' 'hutte 11011 inure n.'oplu' will rruwrl one stroke ran mean the dif;urt1i'c all i.c or the' riiuntrs , or cirutilniul no 18th green, for the terera of Sl,000 or (flOtC, and cciii ui intl. r ii 'a e.I liii l hAul) )Ilh I- iNI' Final liultt when for a short can nFfe - t several other players I':tltiuui:. cc ithi nit little ;urlilu', tinuic' the world u'ace's to exist at the c.,rree Unit', then it Is cc hen (;un ak liii aim auituugrapiu I u.iuui' mll,u'cs, injury, or even be'yonul that green -ertauinly no small matter, and when or call you us imauun' to wichi iou age, it golfer raunriutt give up thee only a bird rlz*re.s to make a Many (if you have played at lime-k hut-c for the' gauuiu' 1"uir the' lust ;t'ep, then flue Ladies PGA Ictic irrue time with golfers u or But glc;;iiorucis Not cc bent thin'.' sears there hicuc be'eni it u mmii' a long way with the' future bridge, or gin rummy players yoll get 111) l"'fore dawn and %%hile-hairefl. ]lilt(, (pill lady. ((or women sinifers all over the wh,o "lodRed" on rnuntinR their M ee t liii 'iinu ' ituuiliig up un thu ccliii liw,k ii Ii iii t. teti' nu ri -c ii! l'rm 4' h,ni1'ht# r all ito' csorec arid how dud "uu feel ;ui.o to o I'' daily iluirinig it ciii, that hua' luau her chair at lii'' ti i' ats'iuit it Sune a!l the facts Nut when ou l8th green for the final ronnhl pubhihed conhave not been ( .111011 inn i' to travel 1,000 muutlu's cacti Vi'iiF itt (ha' licirdine' s tour' "ml ng the charges and 5 I,, do'n uio'ri'ini twiuilays li) gel to thu.' ivauiie tit s in ,\I mint, And. I-rutr(,',t- rc , l '0 ,iinie'i heargec, -,with neither nest tunirnaiuue'nii. Not win-ru i I s hhul' rl' hs'nn'.turi'ul cutter stmiwtiniu: . l (tuisv ruiun't ut uuiics.'tl .1 Putt .' . - 4\ Tourney 0pener The Trinity Prep Saints. the season, oftentimes playing bavics. Mike -Red" AusUn, the ball well on the keeper or apparently denied a state' pla*'- only two or thrt'v quarters *. on anchors the Wishbone' set, pile, provides third back blocking on The Grenadiers ended it four off berth in ('lass A competition offense Cle'eland was held to driving into the line and sweeps has handled the running game losing streak and did so in Tuesday stancis an excellent the steller performance (;f - qiprlek'ri denili piii-off with a 'Y' 14c,i. Jr', 1912 -3B Herald__ Usually Short Careers th,c'tMrig knee resulting front ,j W...T - Cops ' T / / / t hung on for it 21.2(i victory over it nine point lead on Scott ,on'sseennol touchdown of the night. The important two blocking on dive plays. Austin oriented Saint.s well Ih tills l-',% tIM i-Il Ii•'. ll Preparing For ' A*lr' after it M-0shutoul by Sarnsot.ii .14 Yards against Cardinal LPGA and two point conversion but failure on to previous extra e eil:t llomne blasted Boto night opener The only ttht'r I un,i Thc tk\ injured tin a point tries proved to he the' Rooter 11.5 in the opening game game Fricta an swimming outing during the night w Bulldogs downfall, Melbourne had rung up seven of the Glenn Horton Jr Benefit exhibition between tournament summer. Since July, he has straight victories coming into Invitational Women's Slow- host Mefloheric Tires and an been con! med to a bed at Mercy all-star team tram Daytona. Hospital, paralyzed from the the game and made it strong Pitch Softball Tournament. McRoberts won that game 154. neck down. comeback after the Cornle to teams, both from The tournament is being held Tournament action was modores had built it 134 halttime lead. Melbourne came Delrnd, battled in the Friday to boast the Glenn Horton Jr . slated all day Saturday and was to get underway at 1 p.m. with its two six pointers in the Sunda \ , lasting into the night third period to get within it point I igtit teatics are ctirupetcng in at 13-12 before Eau Gallic made 17 L j' T s i, (in the board with it tiluc ,.-. . Sai*n .,' Cola Horn stubborn Melbourne crew - In Li. . - And Not Too Glamorous hack for the winning points in lEVlEW Top ranked Merritt Island Hornets a 7..' record after thc the final period. the year. and Fati Gallic continued (in were 2.3 earls in A disappointing ending to Clyde Simmons galloped 54 Ed Van Winkle, the Hornet's their collision course as both seasons for both clubs bruising linebusting fullback yards to put the St. (loud team similar came up with victories Friday had a rough time of it the who put three scores on the board on "cloud nine" early in night but in different styles. during the '72 campatn The Mustangs, rated the best for the victors, on runs of four, first period, First on It Kow bo vs, who were I.nkevie tallied the But in the state after last week's one and one yards. The HorBulord for the 10th straight seven yard run by Ken amassed shooting trouncing of Fort Pierce. net's ground game second period and the two continued their crushing style nearly 300 yards against the win over the Bulldogs, came in the was good. a touchdown in the conversion ac back with point of phev as they stormed over Tigers, who gave a good Ocoec fought hack for its Metro entry Oak Ridge by a 43-0 count of themselves for the first second period on a 65 vilrd pass interception by Reubin score in the final period when half, c'ourn, point :11. extra l.arry Jenkins "aught a 25 yard Anderson. the Waldo Williams was the big tempt failing. pass from Fiarryl Turner. With gun for the Mustangs as he put KISSlMMF.El?-ST.Cl.Ot'D Then in the final period it was no decision left other then to tr This old rivalry was its usual four touchdowns an the board rs on again, this time with for the two point conversion the on runs of 13 and seven yards as knock down affair with the Ande qin. :n offr'nci'e in were cisree.ct,sl with effort. ('rdoplc Mnp v'I! !oser putttig thy first piint Rickey \lascs catching a pa' five yards from quarterback the board early in the game from the three. thrown b' Vel Rodrique7 only to have the Kowboys storm .limum Black, The Mustangs rolled to a 34-f halftime lead and then took things easy the rest of the night '.-. -..-. iP5iIOn'CI I ' . L ___ I - q 41111111, AIMIL .- - -ZUNI] 'i iu1J L!4'IS.k 1 �_ I 4, I l'a I ~ . I * "' 3:~ I LI No. i-nu imuin unoearen F ( -1 / Ar Dolphins Rate Edae Over Jets --- I- B HUBERT MIZEI.1. — -- So I W NEW YORK i AP l, Miami's Dolphins won't awake from that they didn't have a reason —the Houston for the "Least Offen. only win, but carefully since it while having slipped, jtit George Allen's team have an 8unbeatable dream during Pack could beat Houston. Wh sve" title in the NT!.. New meets the New York Jets in a aren't it 2-7 team fl-I record against Atlanta, but Sunday's match with the New not" Evervcme else has. York slugged it out well in the Thanksgiving match five days Rh1.IS 10, PATRIOTS 7: No this won't be easy since the York Jets, especially since it 49ERS 21, REARS 34: San Washington-Dallas division and later, isn't this a glamorous match' )alctins are only a hail game victory will cause celebration of Francisco has 11 thin hope of beat Cards earlier 27-21 when Buffalo has 0.3. Simpson and behind Los Angeles in the NFC it division title under the palms. catching I.os Angeles in the St. Louis hadn't slid quite so COLTS 17. RENGAIS 14: An that's just enough to sho New West. A Ham loss Sunda could Miami is it 27-20 choice over NFC West and Chicago seems far. upset special. Baltimore seems England's new coach, Phil Ben. Ignite Atlanta. Joe Niirruith's crowd to go IMI and retain a solid chance ti t becoming the National Football Leagues first Rll4h&vil1. ViI1 ner in 3(4 years Last toth) It were the 1942 Chicago Rears Rut if there's any pressure. it's on New York. The Jet.c, F'-i. are fighting for a "wild card" spot in the NF1 playoffs and of Bill Painter.J. Wood 174--,W Eddie Adarms 2M, Jim Carver Burr, ' 18!4 stl N6 6.14. Kevin Spolski 201. .1 another defeat would be highly led the Automatics, Ac'dctant Sports FAtitnr 91. Jerry Temple 195 and Jim Also nimr up with line Zarella 182. 184, 182---54R, R damaging Three wins went to the Lamb 191, 20, gam last week were C,. Urban 197, C. Gee 199, R The Jets, with little hope f kEGl.F.R Pickups in their meeting with Steve Richards 204, 192-474 Meyers 184. G. Chamberlain Larsen 1 88. 184. 11 Herbst 191 wiping out a thret--game Miami the Four Speeds last week as and Ron Urban 202 led HIS to 183. G Burgess 184, M. 3 (h'ori'e Varner and Ray Cevnowa 22.1 lead in the American Conferfound lanes Jack Kaiser had a 191, 195-536 three wins over 7.ales Jewelers. Kearny 2(4, five J. Temple 2.38, H. and six to his liking enee East. can still reach the at Bowl set and Al Bolctman had a 200. For Zales the tops was a I96 Broomfield 215, F. Adams 208, l,I' 't l'INPOL'RRI December showdown If their America Sanford last week as M Price IN. 20(L...544 led the 202—,5g8 b Bay C'evnowa. Bill Gil Filegar 203. 199 S78, H ci 211,2(41 nanwin. lu i'rackNi out arnvs record i top-. inmng CrwA ti a spIit witL the Four %% airaugh a riiastvrful 219, and 214 t'nroutu to a sparkling 222 arid 3 Suuiith 207 spark t'F ci the ners of 'F'( divisions D't' For the Drive it 192-592 nearly wasted as his 62t added a series. Ed Adams l)VNATRO\l(' MIXED league Pittsburgh's dazzling Y.iL5 Rob Rctalic' with a 201. FRA team won but one in their SANI'ORI) PLAZA came from 3. Drake 24, C. Steelers are our choices Lu" whip 217 as the Clowns swept four Als' turning in high scores meeting wi th Wall Plumbing Road Runners. to gnnu's from the Dlber 224. 1, Holselaw 201, 11, Cleveland 17-10 and gallop last week were J. Watson 180, For Wall it was Raw Sa'are e For the losers it D. I')olgner Gordon 192 and F. Mallon 21.1— two games ahead in the AFC DR Watson 184, B. Downey 190, 232. 214-600 and Bill Halback 7.rules came up with three big 553 ... ln the GOOD SHEPIIERI) Central and a giant step closer 191,184-567 and D. Crnhtrec 11 flenton 178, A Best 179, F. 20(4 leading the way. wins over Music Unlimited league John Johns 183. John to their first championship in 214 Huhn 194, P. Penick 194, P. Among the other line games behind the efforts of Jun Carver Claxton 173 and Frank Plapp alsr. swept 1&ike Up No. I history Philips 182, R. Varner 184, E. were Rb Fleming 191, Earl 194. 216-447 and 3, Jackson 180 had the highs .. Tops in the WI th the runnin of France four wins last week thanks to a Webb 187 and D . Schaffer 181. Weaver 192, George Waldrop 192-559. For the 202-427 b .1. Rocron and D. Music crew it CREATIVE BOUTIQUE circuit hurts. the throwing of Tcrr 228, Duke Caukm 207. Phil was F. Kemp with a 223 were Ann Medle' 180. Evelyn flr1shziw and a defense ignited Hite's 185,208-443 For the Allmiun 198, Bowl America was Austin-Smith team it another Serraes 177, Carol Slaughter 176 I)A BANTAMS by linebacker Jack Hum and blanked three time winner last week, and Dot Raines 186.., From the tackle "Mean" Joe Greene, the WItS J. Smith with a 2111 and 3 BALL. AND CHAIN taking that many decisions JET ROWl.EREFS league The Tranmissinr and Gutter S'lers are amid a rise that Jackson with i 191. B & D Roofers swept four f ront Girls remained tied for the lead from McCrory's F. Jackson 215 comes the 177 of Jean Hitt, the rivals that of Miami The Alley Cats post four wins and M. Price- 193 It'd the Bowl lRSolElaine Kostu'al and 170 of l.ir's Mart behind the 214-533 in the Disabled American Elsewhere' around the' NFL !st week in their fleeting with ,America effort. of Rc'v Templeton anc4 221 of 1") \inrue Payne... High in the Vt'tcrans sporl.5ere1 t44flti4fli5 Ils 21, VIKINGS . as Pete Eckerds won four from HIS GENERATION GAP league .And Dick Spencer's league, both have 29-7 records the Road Runners nesota is still struggling, de. Tabor In last week's action Fred Glaze 208. Ray Setath 175-5iO3 with J. Za'rotncy's 186, 189— we're Ka Thomson 170, Annett spite' it rise' u challenge' Green l93-526 led Char's Bar to a . BuLur 1021—Sandi Cashio. 115-4il7 11m in thc NTC Central The brooming of Sanford fleating way. For the losing Road highs were turned in h 3. Link 174. Pal Doucette 173, Mar',i and Paul Hart 1234-398 led the Earns must bounce back from fl& p R(KFINC, Transmission team efforts. For Runners it was Ann Aond 197 224. R. Gilbo 195, F. Adams 205 Johnson 1. Mars' Hender lit-river loss or face spending Ak and 3 Kanner 187-538. 172, Eadie Mylott 180 and Dot the' Gutter Girls the high was a and Harry Almond 180. the' playoff season at home. Greg Bullock 202-553 Allniitn 211 and Roy McDaniel 172. 108 b Carol Platt. RAIDERS 27, BRONCOS 21 sparked th e Pin Chasers to DEKL.ESCI.ASSIU Among the best in the The Grooby Groolt-es are Denver son first nit't't in Oak- Templeton 1B1,181—.523 led the three' wins over the Irish Ones. Four Shingles to three wins came behind the leaders and SEMINOLE MEMORIAl. land, but Raiders—in a similar efforts For the losers it was Chuck Sanford Electric' got pair of HOSPITAL league were Pat over the' Snirrt'rs It W agner head several spariling spot to the Ranis.—.are old pros 191 It'd the' Snippers Four wins lust week. Pacing them were' Kelle with a 211-585. 600's from their keglers last Sipley 171 and Bill Griffith 178, who rclill7t the playoff stuff Other high games came' from week but still lost two of three in 189-533. Rest in the SANDRA went to the All Countries VW in Hill Flurluirt 174-408. Mike getting serious their meeting ., with the Wood Chirk 1311-184 an d Bil.r,t(-r Gus Sexton 184. IV. 202-4%8, their niecting with BNDS For FASHION leagu . ere .1 CHIEFS 30. CHARGEILS 21 (;tnny Huff 1% and Bryant the winners it was J. Lamb ,Iackson 189 niisHaulers For the VW it was H. and Wishlon 131—.338 Larr' Price SiutI (lit-go will find enough Hickson 211. Wilkt'son 199 and E. Mtusah 187 leading the way with a 178 .. Pace setters in RIPLEY. Other high efforts in J takes to lose, despite it much sparkling 246. 196-630 while W. SPUR included Tracy Cashe improved team and Kansas while' Chuck Stiniely 187 It'd the league last week canit from L'\PROFE.SSIO\ALS Wilson 214 and J . Temple 228 180, 184. Freddie Williams 178, Haulers .Ierry Kaiser 121-3I'. Ray % oIl cit —sit' it again, The' Tinners won three thanks 12-347, Jackie Link 1(17. backed it up. For the Electric 192., Sammy T1hs 192, Run reaching a nioment of decision A 806 scratch effort in their crew it was Chuck Baker with a Evans 170. Don Gair 201, Bob to the 192-50] from their 'I'racit' Castw ]42-37. Mike' with a 5—i record this late in leadoff mimi, N flocc'on For tilt, Link 127-351, Luirr Jones 108, first game' of the night provided 213, 197, 211-621, P. Richards Meyers 205. Louise Hosford 178, ar. losing Tarbabies it was Rob Liz Kanuivel 125.-320. Kelly the emphasis for the Steen's to with a 200, 23&-606 and S. 179. Bob Hosford 191. Kathy ('OWI3OYS ,'L't. EAC;1.ES sweep the Make Up Number Montano 213-573. Bukur 203, 206-579, Roger Vnrld champion Dallas would .kincs 184 and Jim Carver 188. I)oughert 114-309 and Aubrey One team in their clash last Steve Norton fired a 188, 194, Ac'cardi 202, 203-593, Grace with a defeat, falling twoOther high games in the loop Norris risk, week. Sparking the winners 245-627 and Jim Carver added Starr 200, Terry Huston 205, ciinie' front W. Moore 14. FL games behind Washmgton were R. Williams 214, 209-582. a 238 as B & I) won two from Helen Howe 170 and Peg Howe the' NFC East. That isn't about Gilbo 161. N. Areeri 208.199 and C' LEAGUE C. Elberrv 221, E. Jackson 192 Lewis Drywall. For Lewis it SEMINOLE PRIN'IERS league to tuippen ... espt'cizil) against 3. Tanner 18(4. and B Hudley 193. For the was B Barbour with a 199. highs were by Eddie Mylott 171, Uw Br:thvrl Doves Music Unlimited came up losers it was G. Rogero with am Art'S Plastering won a pair as Helen Howe' 173, DEL.TO\A PINBUSTER.S Alice PACKERS 27, oIlERS 10. with it solid learn effort in 203 F. Frenda had a 215, Leon Headric'ks 17(4, F'rankit' Kaiser from Nat.ale Witt' Amoco also was a four Aurther a 212, 1f45-566 and J. 180 and Shelley Wood 177. In The' Tetnpinnerr. captured four st't'iiru its match Music Unit' winner last week thanks to Aurtht'r a 208-570 For the the CURIA MEN'S LEAGUE , tag vic'torit's from the Striker.,, Pro Shop. Pacing the it in their battle last week 'iUi keglers were Dick ZUCkTTTIIIn the efforts of K. Wilkins 203, losers it was John Jaco 193. %V was B. Leach 203 and W. 2112, 212-5c13, Rands Howling 1f49-564, G. Stoner 202 and D. Burrow 192 and Viola Koch 177 and P. P C. Kanvernal Rallies 175 with the top efforts... : 187-544. Junior Lewis 194 and Witt 207. And B & I) won four 190, 192 Burkhalter 17? leading the way And in the SHOOTING STARS Howling 39& 21f—&80. For behindiohnJaco's patrol 201's, Also throwing sparkling circuit it was Ronnie Link 174 Ed Conde-y's 189 was high for Nataie''s the highs were b Jim Carver's 215 and W. garlic's were' Eddie Adams 24:1. arid Elvse' Isom 186. the Merry Mac's but it was ______________________________________________________________________ I....,1 _. tIIIIUL,Il LU ICiIU 1.11411 Lt'LtHi U) H)UI :: :: wins in their confrontation wi th Bov.iling J"ntries for the Sunday afternoon IMSA GT Ftiwe That .)avtona .International Speedway 15 an extraordmzirv number of these big bore machines for One race Over 100 entries have filed for the 250 mile event. As I said before, you will see a preview of upcoming World Manufactureers and IMSA Competition at this race. 91 litre I1rk) Ha)-wood and Bob Rens in racers will decide who will be International Motor Sports Assncthtrnn Champion for 1972. There Is only Ii one Point differenc'etwtweenthesetwogoingintn theftnalracc. tie I Az I id Em 1 i pilr~ I- ~ ~ before etirti VE1t the program 1,1111K 1 N( mail are' Mr. 1111(1 Mrs. Larry Blair. rnem1'rs be t tending who will also set t))I' vepIIr'Fr 1I55o('iati5 glittering gala lb i'iif'i'FI ayfaIr ('os i ntr' Ball. J )N'. 2, at inpa glU' 'h I 'lob. - -XY~J-14 ;e:T __ _ - c,_ Women S Li1 I U,11151'. 1 ,I - I it . f I -- , 1 I I\I I 'p 1 I( '. Page 1C Sunday, November 19, 1972 1 It, _--i,~ ,W - --~_, i~~,o . tti'ttU World . ~ 4~0, . 1- i I ~ I ! .i C)ver Lnc/,(lul!(d Au George Varner: He 's Serious 'Clown ' BIGGER ENGINE - ..., r -. . NE - t .e Packers are one up in a three- Ic' have had its fun for 1972 LIONS 27, SAINTS 9: 1t' an- to be getting it together s'une gtsin, that the Pats arc just as team division war with Mm GIANTS 34, CARDS 14: St. other contender vs. also-ran what under new quarterback weak as he suspected. nesoth and De tr oit and—even if luis rivals Philadelphia and nation and Detroit must not Marty 1mrcs and the Colts. REL1SKINS 28. FALCONS 17: - - . _~ I- - . I ., 1 ..0 40 --I i F"IC1 1,11 111" 11 1.11? %41 i 'In 2"-1 i..;_ .,r.,ej.: j":'. -'-- [114de"g-a l- de I - mc in Vince Gimnndo will 1w going to a 350 cubic' Inch 1973, under the new rules established by FIA. Vinre feels that :his sh ould rru'an an inicrca.cc from 0O to i5(i Florsepowet of course more torque. Gunando said that on a track like r)a'tnna the car should reach 190 miles per hour on the highbanks, This would make that Orlando based Camaro 'ery q competitive in it 24 hour grind Gimondo should he veryuick in the infield portion of the 3.81 mile road course. Top speed will be set b the Corvettes. The Corveties, wi th 454 cubic inch engines, should he turning th e tughbanks at between arid 21(4 miles per hour. The sleek Ferrari Daytona ma have an edge in this race because of cornering, endurance' and a top speed in race trim of 195 mph or better. Any wn you look at it we will have a great race in Feburary at I I Tro the gaz 7s 9.711 THAT'S QUICK "ti qur.tion was raised as ti' what automobile' was. the fastest passenger car in existence. The Lanutunrogin Muirui S hits a top speed of 170 miles per hour. That's quick, 1~."T - Ferrari Daytona tims a toD srIptled in .street trtrr of :7.' itløc per hour. That's really quick' ('U' L HARD LUCK Hard luck Ruddy Baker ended the' NASCAR Grand \atmnal Season on a winning note by grinding the K&K Insuranc't' Dodge' to victory in the Texas 500. A. 3. Foyl finished ,a close second Richard Pettv finished third, Bobby . Allt.s,ori finished fourth and finished the season with over £261u.(KK and the man who was the' major contributor to the Grand 1uttion& Manufacters Title being won b CI1CtTOIft. Keep thus in mind friends Auto racing maybe dangerous to a ch'grec. But, the the sat etv features on present day family cars art' zr large' part off-shoots of the various auto racing pruigruinis I c'eruun1 believe that any well suspended and propt'rl', tuned sportscar with decent brakes is far safer then any luxur sedan if you doubt me then Wktt a look around you and set- whodrives sanely and who doesn't. You might LW surprised, As we take a good look at what is offered in 1973 In the sportscar area we might consider the Ferrari Daytona as the 'cry epitomy of what its all about What a flawless automobile this car is. This week I will go so far as to sa, he SCCA after the season that NASCAR had thus year mnvtx' you art' licit to stuffy to learn something about tio* to nierc'hiandisc' a product called auto racing J b A; 1:1 Ii IN ' 11 ij Alai Entries r M DN DA $ C) 9 t'rrn,r MATIN EE b a th SECOND GAME ' t'nm,n Vzi 'T HIRD G AME ;: :: I ': :: ::: :: Sets .. • .,. 411119 : :: P r :, :. fk - Double's ttastsaa. 7 Zarre rrmin ias S Mrur . Rent- Laca 3 Epu.. Lu1'. 4 Jul00 ttr,' MarurLo ::: Cflucho Martorq'lI IN GAME -- DoubIt-t - FIVt- ." MiLtflhl NY Ji't uIf BaIt N Erig Ou:fflto.G.r,ta,3Arr:Agusiin . .a.n s ç,ast E lorr r Manolo Mupue-r16 SIXTH GAME - DoUbleS — Some sort of record was t'thbltsht'd at th e orlandoSeminole' ,Ini Alai Frenton :: Chucto MencIa S JUl00 Luis, 6 Attufla LOSa 7 Pt-na Caballero $ F'rithis night when Sula, tint- of the' outstaiiding front 7I °GAME - D.nir .courters at the' Fronton. not .tv Ibarra Zarrr 3 nab was part of a winning II S A:cb Ion- eAnpri team In the first three games but as purl Of U : Liiu LOWI EIGHTH GAME - Doub les " u'um that ran off ses'e'n : ;vt'Po.nt straight points, nut miner : but twice'. 4 Gaills Juan. S Anna Genoa t In the' first gamt' of the' Manomn Elorr NINTH DAME t'v'' night Sala te'ame'd with 'At-'' ,lost' I. post a siniit'r. Thrn uguerzot It in the ernnd game' Sula : Juan 7 Mnio $ Garlic 'T ENTH GAME - Do ubl es en ::: and Ik'ngua i'utri off seven straight points from It,.' Position tse o number S Epuic L051 Cftucto Laca Quinito Luis. 7 JuiOo Cabahle"i' e . making it am 2-4 payoff. Ai?un.Mantoft-Il And then, opt-rating ELEVENTH GAME — Double again from the' number tat' I I Epuc A1.S$t,fl t-pc, Point Ailuna Caballero 3 Gast Lu's " spot. Sala as paired with Ar,Pt'ci:r 7.iTTt' and again ran off seven straighi poInts lii Qu.n.Io EIUrr, take first place. SELECTION Sahi was scheduled to play in the first four game's 1 Ri'nr Via, LiZU Benpoc, Sole of the- night and did so. and Zerre Eroou' Gands. Marrs Pedrosa had hea'' backing ben be' Sl Benpoc tot,ktotLw('OUTIiii' C Fermin JOS,, Angel Ion'. 3 and again uprrutm üi tlit : M.run Zarre 4 Arc. Mench.. EPUC Lu.$ number two snot Rut he' Anna Caballero a faikd II. '1' UP v Oi'inito Gar'le, Gas? Elurr hrn Awa and 'slam mpanoto Mugue,xv pen. C.D.ilerr'. M.artorrll got hot. M:ru se en off Running Ailt- aenpoc. L.JuLosa, $ale Pitts ('lt' Cin Hous iT- . V - is points some thing that occurs ; usict' In hirer perhaps j : weeks and to get Lack to back games Is rralI a feat. ;: . " I~_I' - - -. - :t (I .667 279 192 - (1 " • ,,, -'' 0 13. 186 0 .12109296 2 Central 2 Ii .78 233 134 6 3 Ii .667 162 151 5 4 (4 .556 169 152 I I' Ii 111 1(4 23 .- %%t'sI 5 I .611 178 148 5 4 11 .556 1914 183 4 4 1 .500 232 175 1 1 .167 135 253 .. Sun i. Games Baltimore at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Buffalo at Neor England, 1 p.m. PtlId5 itt Ph Iepniit, i p.rn Green How at Houston. 2 p.m. Minne'utu at Los Angeles. 4 p.m. New Orleans at Detroit. 1 p.m Nt% Y ork Giants at St. Louis, 2 p.m. New York Miami 1 : - - /1 ti' . .......— - -. .- - ___ i ) I '.1 - I, ' pf A '''hi lit, - "1, .' :' ).'\ 1 : t. - A. rf I, i 0 Alt'.1 ,,; 9 __pf .iA - -f.— 1—k_ .. ~ I .. ~~, .40p 11't. . 1 1~ p-,. ;._4 ~~~= — "' — . ~11 11 ak — '''e'' '' I ~__ wli Al~ '. IN 0 w . - ;4' , 'I . tIi .. Also picking up four wims las: 1\i '1111 were sparked b Elgie Kurt• man's 217-501 'Dan Burton.' I9fL...5]8 it'd t.it' .Jet et to ttir' wins over the Wtiodpickers Other high gaines in tht circuit List t-t'k were turned U: b John Kartmari 174. Leo Ankrurn 185, Charlotte' Setierrer 1"l Fred In-C' '15 Bob' I Ofl 21(1 and Charles Solomon 181. fl:it'garde ', ' I! \1,1.I it'd ciii the' first concert of th' season under the auspice's of Seminole Mutual Concert Association. Read all ab'ut the international c'hantt'ust' in tod;m 's 'Can(lid ( '!"titer , ' I rb"ola.st.mmutr ACCEPTING tIutznbership5 to SCMCA .tt I l'uesday's concert are Mrs Rose Southward, left, ,.trti.1 I Mrs Earl Weldon. , " LATE 'I'O'OTA The Wtut'vlt. t'rt' rolling iast week and it w as due' riiostiv to the sparkling effort of Ron Williams who stroked for a beautiful 626 set in leading the' Wheels to four wins over thi Generators Williams opened with a 204 and then blasted tIme' sticks for it 233 and finished with it 189 for his 626 se'rR'. High for the Generators wuu Bowling's 182-5:t. Dot Let' had a nifty 212—.i( arid Jitti Carver a 193-513 but it wits not enough as the Beep Beeps won three' from the Sedans. For tIme lt.tpc the b.'t was Kathy Aurlher's 177 J. Criswell blasted a 223,214— 623 in leading (tie' Radiators to also helping ii Gil F'ilegar's 1B1I-523. And John Juicci ripped up the sticks for a lusty l94.203,211-4108 but saw tu Bumper Jack team win onl ()tie from the' Batteries Pacing the Batteries was D. Crabu'e'e's 225,10-488 and W Stone 196 Other sparkling effort! last %ki.,vi. c'ariu frutci G 188.202-534, T. Bands 200,194— 575, Kathy Cooper 188. H leriipleton 216.196-585,1) Witt 223. B. Larsen 181, K. Wilkins 192, Ed Mallon 18.5 and Chuck Baker 210 -- .' . ' --.---. - - ' 1 I I I I ~ I _. - ... `~~_.-. - - - I moiir -:- , ..vet', p.m. Pittsburgh at Cleveland. 1 p.m. San Diego at Kansas City, 2 p.m. San Francisco Chicago, 2 f7.m. \ - Atlanta at Washington, V p,m (national tele','isiun) __ _ _ / - , — - - - .,-- . r — III \ , 1 .: P , , it A 4%6,. ~. — .-.---- i *k I 111111, - - :S I - I. 00, \ 'U I is dab a too 0 Id / ' SSdiuO - - __ ir- . '. Mixiday's Game , ~ ~ li __ - 4' High, art' ere not especially prevalent in this loop last week but John Bryant had It good nitht. firing games of 207. 103 and 1144 for a 594 series in leading the Fi.tstbacks to tio and it half wins over the' Corollas The Sprinters maria managed a split V, ith the Automatics tlM.Stl}' due to the IN. 188-569 at - t ~p EAItI.'T(VI'OTA r'" __ .. 4 . - Is 1i 41~ . iq I `~ ' AT . 6 -.A r, ' ! - 1115111%. ~ - 'V V i W ~ I . 't__ , Oakland at - - - - ~--=~~-_-- __ - week were the Hopefuls who ,,, Alt n..Lata - I ii * Ma 11 , . bayo ApuIt.fl, Anna G.r'a MupisenZ. Juan IC Epu.a.loSa. M.runm.M.ncra, Attuna M.rtDrril It Gas?' Lvii. Ou,nto Elorr,. ,n,ImIo Mupur,'b s )u( Jets at Jose - (),' I (4 1.1)00 250 103 e%t L.A Atlanta SanF'r NewOrl , strafgiit , I ¶4 5 2 1 .611 229 169 5 4 (I .556 202 156 :t 1 ( ,:::t:i 181 232 2 4 1 .271 1419 224 National ('uinfe'rt'nre East Mi L7 Pc't I'Ls (H' it I ti .1189 227 124 WaSh 1 2 (1 .778 217 149 Dallas NV Grits 5 4 (I .556 210 191 St. l4Iuis 2 6 1 .278 122 195 2 6 1 .278 86 194 Phil Central 6 3 (1 .667 179 161 G. 1j,j I)etroir 5 4 0 .556 213 185 5 4 ( .556 199 135 Minn ('hicagn 3 5 1 3814 149 165 ' . :: Oak K City Denver S. Diego .: I :I - - * : ' LiZu Sevcr Points I AngpI 'Ton. PpØrc 3 S a la Via 4 ErOoza Iienuoaui S ArI,'C.end 6 Ibarrt. . I •L...... I. , -, , " ~~ - _- .--- - — . 4A.- _ A&.; I 011111111111~ __ ___ " - ~ fi ~__ :' American ( nnlerenc'e East I) tA S - ::: 1.: C Doubles 10UR'TPi GAME — Doublei — Seven Poi nts 1 Aica Mencha r :: $ — , - :':..........................................:: Di cli Aflpi 1' C S.f'%'rr' Points 1 4r,'I s,41rr 4 St'li. Lilu Jott 3 ArH' 'Ton Iernijcta it t S Erciaui C,anO Ibrrø Pecitt 7 flio t t. (.AM( . JutOrL ,rwe C'o,n?t i 5 rr' R'n.' y tnrr,, 'Ton, 4 Erooz..Jose. I 'u Firnpoa it. 6 Ant' Prdro, 7 ' ,tiTlO' _-. ~ Ii(Im'am'(i(' ht'Iot'm' 'I'iit'smlay 's )l. i ( ;iu Il('Ks'r(;I': WITH Seminole \Itittiil ( 'm)li('i'i't :Sil)('IiI 11)13, ('t)Ili'f,'I't are the pI'('Si(teflt of Mrs, 1(aii'ih Atistimi Smith and Nil- , Siiiitli. - Orlando Seminole ii' EWA A- - -J 1. - Pro I Grid Action - _? J.- LI~A-: . ______________________________________________________________________ 1 - - i.00r r)Li%'tnna - Ill' imdi' wri'm,' THE MOOD was 111-191V and high-fashion when the 1)727t season Of ,,;ell,inole M ut nal ('oncei't got underway S Tuesday night with the a p;'aI'a net' of liddegarde. Tile fafllntlS entertainer proved to not a lt'gvii(1 or the Sanford audience that she is but it versatile showman with gobs of a myth ''oon'iph ow, 1111 is is: I, 4 ii i 9La - s I - - %'. ( Ity 11 I — — - ~ goat fr .. A lil"T.0 ." - . I- :t7 -,----,-' - ___ -. .;'L'1 _,. , , 1' I 1(51 N I(; I l'l'KI(S a m'i'i ring ta'Iy Il (III' ('t)flt'('i I Nil'. and Mm's. J flUte's titimisitti \1i' lloyd ('oIt'luahi J nit II \'.t ii I boy a it' grt't'tm'iI I IV C ifld\ .1 'I IASE, c'enter, wtlioriw.s !Ong_t I lilt' ('Oli('t'i't 1i\N!A141. .'i's ' ( he associa tees, Mi'. and Mrs. W illia m Kirk who arm' a rid ad mnft()I talent ed artist, Iii I(iegaEdet M It.S. - — . , I t aim and 'l'oiii Ri'ister intow --. --. - _____ - .., - PWIEM T' t I -i t - 3 -I ; _____ '- - 11,111 —— !20 d __ ___________________ fim - r~_ ~ -. - ' . 't. .'-'--.-. - l �- - ;IT -_J_ -___- . . . . ( . '1 -. i,;j - / •-'r--- "' J - --- .- - -- -- - - -- -.-------.------. -.- , -! - I -' '-'-".4 = 1 - 3: 1111 1116 .\ki 41 , 1 The Sanford He Sunday. Nov. 19, 1972 - n 4 HO R T!O\T: Pro 4 , d 40 r 11(1) tIli.( 1led i1\1 a Rel 1 nce s in witb two '*" As the PiD Side I .1 Sunday's Herald eO Side. . . Un So 0('Lo. I was acting I POflZible citizen and I reser ell-meaning people trying me that I Was ThIS *5 the statement of a 24C V, rI12t2r. "ber experiences with a bC'tit)T some weeks ago it IItOTL There was too Much red tape involved U r ,an wit I -- "......... Th th( ga 75. - "The termination of the because a wonderful man, I pregnancies appeared to be the think he was a male nurse, took termination of relationships as our blood pressures. I guess it I. YeLir-oi.. of do'.ibt Lila, a mother did the right thm well or maybe it was vice versa. was kind of necessary to have having an abortion it' having the prwedure done by ''flY,she said, Aisd besides, it Is not as expensive in the nation'5 capital as it would have ii Central Florida. ltist1ng there Should be no 5oc1 stigma at ta ched to having had an abortion, the . v'umuan none-the-less wished According to her, "I felt I was being responsible in making the derision hi through Wlti th pra't'thir' After all, I had other children to think about. was impossible for me to _Z •L.. Z.. take care ut u.vui I'let identity kept cWidentwl. worry~ing about another bab% So for the purposes of revealing being born with the Jut). The the st,011* the woman will be only responsible thing to do railed in..n was have an abortion and 1 ft'CI better fli)IA . - - ' - ______________________ —I. ___________________________ • - t -- ._• There were two whose IDU ,. . '1 - - urine specimen b a Laboratori for various tests. ' "' -_ ...- "When I told them I wanted - -. an abortion. I was counseled on clinics available to me in and Titusville. Miami In Florida Washington. to quoted was morning I "By Thurs railed the one in Washington and was told the charge would plane be about $135 plus m see to fare. I was advised '. - — lkt like a doctor's office, I got on since. theysaid. there is so little .- - ? 44 -. the abortion The room looked cuppis of pills for infection but ,.' - the table, had a quick ch?nceofmfecon. — -- I - I -. r. ____ - -, to fill out and every question was an- composed as she related her ch~ck on any infection. We sat 8 counselor. We had point some papers, basic stuff. experiences there. swered. *,The actual abortion was realh on. - -Perhaps going through as a "The girls were really down gr oup was a therapeudic done. I was awake. I was given men. All talked of It does not on ti procedure. I found the girls felt a local anesthe c. -One ata time we were taken It. 1) FAILURE into a room to give urine blood test and blood W pain too much. During con- siwations and joked. The main very much alone and this is due M% doctor decided I was twessure. From there we went subject was sex. in large pact, I believe, to the seing we were shown the tube between eight and 10 weeks upstairs into an office and paid the social standards concerning that would be inuTted into pregnant. I had been to him two the fee by travelers check or 1iO HAS ABORflONS abortion — U stigma attached uterus through which the fetus problem money order. They would weeks earlier with and the whole bit would be to IL with the inter-uUTine device prefer not tit take cash. Stati.cMcs given to us were by a vacu= methiod. --The entire procedure took extracted (IUD) I was using as a method m women what to that tw thirds "After being told three to four hours. The Abortion Procedure control. At this time, of b ho seek abortions am married expeM e the doctor could not find the ,'Then we sat as a group and abortion itself took three with three or four children, But undressed, took our own filled out more papers and minutes," she said. device and probed For it I be temperatures and instructed Joan appeared to -The doctor %aid he does not proceeded to the counseling that we must keep our tern- in my group. The others we sed the she discus d me to room where birth control emotional as du abothons but ref t doctor ui Orlando. The doctor were said lit did rrnt Wit the ,.1 -' • • t tha of the batis growing with S I 0 R 1 . rea 1\ said He also still there the JUt) At n husband and I both would A 4ii've to 5fl . ~= at)ortion could be done here and - 1 Joan continued that the purpose of the psychiatric .cultation was to get a signed :emcnt that the abortion wits ieded or her mental health auId be endangered The doctor said abortion would cost $150 for the I physician's fee plus the o had already paid, in adMI dituon to the psychiatric COfl Wuution, $200 for the hospi and $45 to $50 for the - - -. - '. tj . '1 finally decided to keep the ppointment in Washington 5 because U abortion could taken (t more ti. all without there, . - . - •,.• ' rn I found Uwy would pr jam the u'hortion up to .. - -:~~ - a ,..-. - - L'L'TL'T L'I SI-Or r ' ' 1' ... to appear in free versatile organ concert Or anist g have . lors decided ' ' ' ht T - 44~ .-' verhoPli !~ XK as W - V 1 ... "el - ,.'\. ., ,, . ' : . SKIt' UI(0V IS In COU,IIiafl(l if the music anti the tab in -' . ''-- ..) IF .ff -- , _________ •- - it h - A - . - 'it ',. . ' , ' I'he next Saturulav night Dec. on the IS RIM) i biggie ... . I I . - center and Ballet Guild's '.inter ballet, "The Captured 1 - . . . ' . ~ . -0 T .- .f' .- ' . I — , - .' . - I'm . . . . best known -ire their candles and =arrefli and on recycled paper for depart. ment store sales. The), are I . hirs. Smith was already on stage making Seminole Mutual Concert Association announcemneflts and I1ildearde and I were yakking away. She 'is live r I . W ' ' ' . - , I I . ,j Shoemaker horses, SUGAR SWEETIE AND SUNRISE art' sponsoring JACKIE GREENE in the winter ballet and their n.-lines will appear on the colorful Ballet Guild souvenir pro- I gram. Now, that's what 1 call horse sense' . " k`i 4. ,:: . 7AffKk - ' -. 1k Ofl tht PLO L)I(l'IO\ for a irddlng an lookout - t when the Sanford Bu'iness And Professional Women's Club was the hostess club to the District luncheon meeting it Betti Edgar, Holiday Inn Posing with the potentia l cover girl are Hunger pains are closing Esen ii comnmon-ta ter would be divine, but to you, a sweet tim-ta until next week. district director, left, and Laura Jo Garrett, president of tile Sanford iU) • DIhoto) .. P II (,1Udi(ithi ,.. - ,, I i" StvLe 01131 '11W siøo IO I -NOW I LA Z BOY. a comfortable I I ditionall I 1 .' Sea r -. . OL - - Sea rs _T - :- , ' .' .' '. -, _ fr ~4_ . p - The art center is not a ; o make meat balls of the meat Into even-size uares. Remove the DOES IT — uniform size, spread the mixture in an ice-cUbe dividcr and form the squares lightly into balls. EASt 11 '!2 "' - — - '+' ____I - -. ---- - - _T" - - _____ - - . 4 , ---. - J__ - --- - - Wilmer James, instructor at ! the center. h3d her "artists beaUse dumped into her they weren't consil red suit- , - ________ ' I A PH H)l 1252 I i• I -.. / — i - — . - - ----'-'. __ T-'___ -----' - 1 1 - -= - ______ : t X ,7 1 1 .' , Wt __. - I . Z: 1. 4 ' a ' I \011 & f6brics. Mally othel. stvies A "Tht. l't'tct I - IN S,1'1FORD WEDNESDAY N, it i .. - -_ -_ Christnit (;'" , I L4t./.'h%os Wit JI IMP% . or Lit AtIVt :111011 1 ' - 1111111 ,,,,,,91!~ N_ -, 1 Viii' --%, is) Vill Iss A - I I - 1 ,'s,ry tk' irton - tht .,At I JeA . : - u,. tii."L ~ 411 tht' hUbtlt' dttd bU411V Uf -111WP11`4~ - Alld wir k'hr1.1ItI1AWft tu conift, tA,,,4* n th. isk And lt'*. t trin thta oIsourht'tt ur tit 1 • hi it lI1?t i't .'iiitt'tt iPi I ( xu in t' 'or Ii II ' I 9 P - HOTO HOURS - -- .-'- .. _____ -- I AA d TUESDAY 6:00 I o to 1 :00 9:30 M ' ' 9 it . ' ____j1 I - 1) . a . I or Portrdl ,Limit: I Per Person-2 Per Family ,Additional Subjects-S3.95 *Groups-$1.57 Per Parson •No Appointment Necessary I • Full Selection of Poses I -No Age Limit - - .. -- - 0 . -I* Shoeland yI p A Photogr aph*1C I Io And she has done wonders. - 4. - . '1 ' " I vale's junior taxpayers. .. I I iLl I'll Be Pretty Picture In My.,, EDWARD'S SHOES i' over Into some kind of cornpetitive em )loymeflt and ac cording to Blum that repre- ; / — Plus 50c Film Charge 8x10 i n Ch Livi As A iii people every year are turned _ ' III .' - / f C I - iI I - I . - - Al - , . . - .:; I As I - A it 41 1. ' . I'l - I A f, -. - __ _.iiI7 er 7 I I I Now at - ______ k - /S I' ____ iI 1, k 4 ' . .. - - it! - I - . -- \O1 J9 -, - - coming up later was a unique presentation of "The Old Soft hoe" followed by a darling story about two potatoes falling in love, getting u,arried, having their own sweet potatO who grew up and wanted to marry Walter Kronkit& . to the utter dismay of her parents cause he just i tomnnuont,ittr k 11 It %I Ilildegarde appeared b'. W!ru)','. ('Lurk - her life followed by the rise and fl of CO( CIIANEI. and her rise again. 1, II were offered when F RT ( ()MF ORT trom left. Mr arid Mrs Bob McKee mm C -- Then she drifted into a novelty number on (hr men in I CUSHIONS F OR nounceitient coming up soon. An area medical doc tor is about to take it bride. _____ '--. PETITE JUDY the limelight Nov 12, from several eras including Con ors4m timk&ffs on ecto .und Raindrops Keep Failing," at the beginning $9 I -_ " \ - t If Hildegarde moved her through ' the fat paced per fonnceIthpareXCelleflCe. tier perconalit) is bewitching and she can belt out it song while running tier nimble fingers up and down the keywithout once looking board or taking off at the ivories tier gloves. She presented a ' - , the Youth Western plus six rib,boos. Sister BETH captured nine ribbons S%oss' Just gott.41 tell you that the ' ' ', -_ X TAMMY won first place in _. - it 6 If brook. ,\ I dw — — . walked away with honors galore at a Palomino horse show last Sunday in Middle- .- _. P 1 it ... ki re 11% as 1 Ill - i stole, fitted gown, low cut and! would wager, the braless look. ThegownwasnotapaStelPink . . nor was it a hot pink ... a beautiful warin pink that melted the hearts of the audience and when She walked on stage, to begin "(Me Is A Ciibaret" . . there's no doubt the audience was about it tickled plum pink! sO I -- feet seven and weighs i pounds. For the firEt half of the con cert she sore a white ermins. N of m 4111111 - . candles sold strictly to fundraising groups t has a kind of nice appeal," Stephen Blum said. ":t not only tray, then press the divider down to stparate -- ~~_ __ - - -__ -_Ir~.~ - . t if & The two daughters of SOPHIE :i W - . ' Auditorium. l'lease go to both' ~k i i - ' genda is the annual Police- . - "See me after the show mind I I I _~ . A# A FLORMA STATE BANK employes.serving refreshments at Tuesda'i I..Inud inna r concert are from left, Mary Stevens, Irene Brown and 8pm., dinner at8, with dancing _ - ' 7 . . ' ' - JL( '- , will tell )-oil," she answered. Took me back to a couple of years ago when GUY IA),NlBARDO Invited the press to meet him after the show ,ou recall, fora which we did. if ) great confab. Abut't one-third of their i - I—— -~t , - . - S - J 'O'. v . M-A - I .'. . -. .instrucUon field, ior the past ten years Scoffield hzs twert with the Wurlitzer Company, making TV,radio and p appearances on the East Coast. artist will meet guests in the Following the ckt are ~ . -34 . - -M*,W- ' ~~__ No reservations are necessary. Coffee and doughnuts i-. !~M --f - ~ ~Z _=_ -- ~ - -- r, :' ' to be • _ _-WVVK p I ' ' Everybody wu enjoy an e vening of fun and rela xa tion listening to his refreshing pproachi to the org.in t unes. with tus program of background in th nterthirummeflt arri Wi th an exteave . _~w 1V - Patrons are reminded that only IN) pe rsons can be accominoclatt ti isntl reserv ations have alrcuiti started pouring In anti this Is for real' I'II.I. GIEII)W 1 322-2611) is 'n and JFIIUI KIRK .t' . - concert %41L -- ' — )t5f ' Free Concert a ' 1W y old youare," I reminded Ililde. garde . & -t-* 4 0. i1k Ii'It, Lit'. 1-he ball this year will be tit Ma yf a ir Country Club and the . , 4AFF 1i than's Flail at Sanford Civic -- - Vrh&.tnd went of q# 0 Maitland. r I workers they' are crushed" provides employment for the said ilIum They feel no one W mntntali retarded through w a n t s what they have thi salt of products I h e 4 made make themsehcs base corn* The people trained in the iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiipr%i ________________________ original designs for fabric workshopE ac-oss the coun designs we r e rints Tht origInal dcign left of a Flame of Hope ort! and thc reuIt ng fabric try are good workers. Lought bs1L ret Gordon Print Creativity is no respecter o l.Q I sent one young fellow president of Blue Ridge-Winout on a job. said Ilium, Uer Textiles. and he brought e effort and a ion leaders in all categories wardrobe n e e d s with t.e he had to load a ca Du Pont into the act from money Into th interpret the prints in newest designs and simulcomponent parts of his company's time. will The fabric lot of the fabric angle. their designs. The fabrics taneously help provide em- brushes and bring it from used for the designs is An - But the venture is a success, will be available for home ployrnent for those less for- station to station. C WO sent us a letter Recently he tron III una e so fast that the shop steward sew ers. too. "This guy is a leader." a continuing operation per ion and To t a I k to ilium about complained. The other peoThe purpose for the yensaid SteIsen L ilium, presi- would give us a percentage ture. according to textile Flame of HoIR is to turn on ple were accustomed to pacdent of F lame of Hope refer- of the net profit." loving ing their work. coffee breaks. mpri Gorclun, is to o f f e r all the devotion of )arent who e Du Pont is making a film fashion-consciuus consurn help this hustler!" best way to the their knowu opportunity to fill the , put a lot of his own personal on the project and now fashAccording to ilium the urkshop guaduatis hasi _______________________________________________________________ tobttaughttogoofoff We PP — call that part of the train ing' he said with a grin normalization' Among the odts • vm_ - __ -~_ 1 1~ Cannon Music Company cordially invites all interested st01 'pop"Organconcert Thesday,o' 21,at8p pe m. in the Cannon Music UUleTheater, 1601 South H'. 17-92, ia Itunni . o f _ n . .. failed -. r To '. 104%. and A % - V -- oftb hadb . his charges is not simply with charity but by applying business shrewdness t h a t can enable them to achieve the uigflit) reserved only for t eseif sustaining citizen no,t,1a social worker, came from the ,e business side and I get a on is at great using my business know-how to help others.' The artists in the fabric esign project are from 17 to 24 years old. And they take great pride in their work as do all the other mentally retarded p cop Ii at Flame of Horle. . - - - , •. . c . a - Talent In The Retarded I skirt and cuipelet - . - oh yes, she still had on tier glovess and large tier hallmarks h ndker hief I just had to know I asked her if she had a copy So of her book "Over 50 What." She did not but wouhi see to it that I got one. No use beating around the so I came right out bush . stith It, "flow old are you, IhI- 7 * .... '" I)o SOil tint1 if I pmililish ustodiun s,sitl to ilildegartit had light.,; that? I asked, had them 'If you " For )-fill, no stir ,iiisst itt (I thit s i uultln stood it' I learned that our lovely lady Before I forget, I was so see our star wearing has never been tmuutrrIe(1, thankful to she graciousl) posed for. . ' for me to take care them for worrying about 0thr ba lxing born with $lJI) The onI respontible an abor mgto do was Ion nd I feel be tter now women were yo rllln~ long before ; nice1 but not oserdoing it. Oscar Hammerstein II, at From the art center at nonprofit, El' me of Ho - 1e doctors in the clinic in practicing are D.C. and they w ecologists if hospital send a patient to a rpe plications develop. I y feel that pregnancy is a natural hazardadmitWynota g one- to a woman's life both motiOnftllV and pbvIclIv. ,kfter all I had other children to .-:. Of __ itself-money. I li*_r weeks. GTh)X,LPRAED , i LI . - -I think we should pay Har- • - ' feathers swishing uc; tile slim TONI Nl)Y JOHNSON 11111STER, BILL VINCENT ' room for photographs, which Theater, a Harlem benefit. A , liii DF (,AItt)h' looktd m'i our direction, smiled and satti, Conic on in it's SO 111(1.' t0 St -' - Wealth By HELEN IIENNESSI NEA women's Editor iNEA; NEW \'O That a person's I.Q. often has little to do with his crea a point now being tiuts proved by the mentall y retarded. They were given the chance to show their crea live albihty by a few people who were wt n to put time w ere others and dollars*16 gac lip service. And this willingness to help has paid of! — not just in, an aura of philanthrop y but in the mcdi. urn we a! admit speaks for -, ' ., A There to see a This linic site made her tit follow tier movements, i\ti; told that after the show. j'ratulc entrance in is mauve So it was then that MR. AND MR.S. RALPH AUSTIN SMITH, - . - '01 ''' espec er y -- . green printed gown with greet; really worth living' II,ldegiirde is Z years young' auth isii hose. very flats r,'laxrl 1. Wi' all fusuiitl her most although she ad. chisrnsing ituitted slut' was it bit weary. (IIAMI'M;NE RAIA. COM''Vi.ii t,r,,.,ig'tI in ti'11 iou' how Now hack to the beginning tsusr artist as a hit pertuhi'd over thmi fatling microphone isntl , .t...--------......_..,li,i ti1t'IW't LICEI "I'll? II" 'I"i4"' the rousing concert. ng on tier long white wits gloves - . . curtain time was In '. i.round and the pressure was - 1 on my mind-with all the good pay the bill. They pay all the City Police Officer Lucille people who talked to me and bills for complica tions. "We also were not to do Burrascano. tried to talk me out of the anything strenuous for two abortion — I just had to -All in good physical condi. the weeks, only shower and could by -I was also irritated and a rela tively good frame '." tion doctor. He said Come on now. it go back to work the next da of mind." Jane B. Hart, is not hurting that bad, is it?' describing American POWs she DEPRESSION' and I couldn't say anything. He Vietnam. North saw in said if I moved he would hare to Joan gave the opinion she stop the operatim and from "Eveone on the plane was should have been counseled still as there on I was as t on. better on the reaction which personally threatened at least The cramps were bad but it was might come on at home. -I was once by the hijackers." Southid, "but ern Airways stewardess Karen very depressed," nothing like having a baby. I have noticed as the days go b)- Chambers, after a hijacking in much better which four peons were jp I feel better RECOVERY jured during a 28-hour flight about iL covered 3,800 miles. the papers I was that of "On one nurse "After the doctor left, a pera iocal cimlor to obtain a signed uIxelions like bugs. Our group methods, and the upcoming all discussed to the clinic, but was more days after we left the clinic statement concerning the of about 10 women were met by procedures were problems she length of the pregnancy to that I "We were told to leave our in the table I though I was e do ever)-thing that the druggists telephone number going to faint for a moment. men do. We direct traffic, go ith them and if the te "Frankly I was a big baby out on D.O.A.s, handle burglarpersisted,we were en one is in perat and was cing. ey would ies and assaults, walk the beat. control of her mind, one can it call the clinic and th the her teeth and bear the pain. But call the drugstore with a I've carried a man down eps and dragged a 2Opound st when I have got all these things prescription and they would - - There she was in the dressing room - . - more danllng than (lie uis1e glittering jewelled choker encircling fler UWOaI . . . MW 1 the head, clutching a pillow and -They used to givee a fie-da Then we went one b) one For served h Florida State hank, concert patrons rushed hark to thew seats tar the second half of tiuirt Editor and taps mommy and daddy on actually the group se.wons come down to take pills given us I I made ill) illy inind right then So off %ke go to the Gielow tagged tile con( vrl , and I have (4) derstandable WIV sit(, is agree llsldeg:srde is still home, This tlimi' lIiIdc'gartle and there I was going on is an international ihantt'use. arrived on the scene In a long beauty and health kick . life Is ,tiuunal' t' After refreshments were By IHJRIS WILLIAMS .0 /14 ' ' comments overheard during intermission were that llikk'• garde is still terrif Ic and it's on- . '" , print gwi' . , - __ I \ ,11-Atill KIIW with tier long , it (1 lie 1' (1/i ' !Af -- - te s . ' ' uo Q and one for infection, hearing to the natural mother of "We were instructed if our Mrs. De Martino's adopted "It sounds like we were temperature should go Ui') to child. treated like a herd of cattle, but take aspirin and if it did . ji 'Candid t. FEAR SET'S IN i. ' ( - i'atholir,'' she replied Itoinan s Site nls' admitted that she had no ticise for (tie txx,ti tube and didn't really know what SH where cbs we iiwet For is went on over the ratile pres% nnlerencr'''' Our tete-e.tete wasn't nearly Sirnt' Ililtiegarde's theatrical iiiiist'l. enough but another day and hooking agent, SA Mt I El. lmg At the end of the delightful had already started and the boss, editor anti ItUEN Soil his Mrs performance Site that she PHIf)hHsiil' thu A WAI.'I'EIt publisher, itt'si"it'sI lllldegarile with a lw'aiitifnl lwiiiqii.'t of American (11( )W and MItS (110W favored concert audiences, was most plcisst'(l wIth the Sanford l,a e h"'n friends for i'ars lheautv roses from S( 'Mt 'A recx)nse usnul was generally why not at their htnisc'' O nly (he tistist favorable very nattering Fine' rotiiint'nt were heard after , During the entire concert, she stIl cleverly t'lusllenged the ence with huniorous by.plays. She got ff.(,(". on two occasions but recovered with aniazlng _______________________________________ ' at""" 0 F says, ,I m here. I m going to carc without her birth control track of our temperatures twice add tomorrow morning For pills before getting pregnant., a day for fi ve days, given a good." Jean Dc Martino, after package cif pills for bit-wing the Supreme Court denied a 4, Planned Par,enthood in Orland,,, 5 62 liattet' Al,,icct three (lines, though," furs. I woi jlit a ffluiii to see Out (IWO \li\HhI.YN ( it )UI )N SIIC Hl$iIIittf'fl, I")tfle sn inying to tht" r'itwt'rt She lives alone In swathed in iiilnk and a slinky itient in Manhattan between that made three tours in thin country 811(1 long gouu n of ns.. and the only otter fur I abroad, tIer main interests are 1111 I 111110c. writing, her friends, bet saw in Setiiln;,Is' I 1111101t) Suiniie'r was a lovely, fur. religion, 811(1 two sisters. "What is your religion"'' I tri,,siiie'l sweister worn by that. 1919 Nostalgia IS the word to with describe the "still voices ringing out loud and dear sorry but I was not latitilliur with sotsi" (if the Music'' t . .6 bhiw , - "e wel C I'm I ailed and one who had gone two i ci. and it medley front "Sonind of from (lie "teen era" . . - 1911, to Quotal) le ,. WARNINGS It IS S'tTV simple to arrant' ltfl abortion in Washington. d Jsa d. on - . 5 k'-- - ci: I One woman's lxiv friend called an understanding warm .nafl By AP NF.WSFE..kTt'RI her at 2 in the morning arid there. There were also lady asked her to marry him. '11w counselors. Here are some quotable In the recovery room we had quotes from women during the coklnselar tch1 us of onc woman whose boy friend destroyed his our temperatures taken again week: devices and were instructed on the control birth deliberately to get her pregnant procedures to follow at home. -Little Lenore comes like c1 wniM I'uiv to marry ,,1s,..,.se.fr , -c '"'.%"' — 'IMI'l F I\ 1) ( Jo de fears. One girl just kept faint and were given smelling bawling. This was her second salts. No one had the urge to lay time around and she felt like a clown on the txxl. "Probably the thnic had boob. This girl was trying to get emotional therapy in mind through college, ________________ \no(Iwr story related Queen Iinitwth visiting n maternity began the final hour which nlP.4) will Save that one for included songs she was the first arti to record Including The Last later Time 1 Saw l'aric'' She tn;inaged to get in a rotn ,s a delight to the u1lin', IIwrtIal about hit' )ring water Is vice president the I'harIlling entertainer inh e tompany s 'iteI p8rti1ip(tiI)n in tunes Followed b' 'i)o, Itt!, Mi'' of, I! cushion seats and round coffee maculate," she concluded. type tables full of cookies, coke. work, is she expected to starve, coffee, tea and had a bed for I believe the attitude expressed any of the women who really toward men reflected the girls' felt bad. Some of the girls felt I'(NNA 1'1' 1 : divorcee who cannot afford a child" If she had to take off - In tion let IIVnIUIlk' prescntntiofl of ,\e,entuatt' The t'osttl%'e" ItIiZht vonl like that on" bor A e What would happen to a roolom. it was comfortable with ;roud of the fact I ha:: / 4 said that if I was single or divorcees with who was very consoling helped given, it me get dressed. Afterwards I depressed I could feel free children. the clinic counselor or one "I believe women should walked down the hail to the call referral agencies fbi' have the right to chooie recovery room. Actually it of five psychiatric help. whether they want an abortien. looked like a big, clinical living 1*' '*p' L gal (I) f lb Exp e1ie te /E: Joan. a Th C 'Candid 1. 1 .a v;;t_ - I r, - THE IOUTH'S LARGEST QUALITY HOME FURNIVNINS outs 9:30 530 FrI iii Pballe 3217953 m. #_ — Zl - 1a1'j a W1 - ___ __ I - _ __ _____ ____ ____ JW -. - �4 C—The 90,0400 0 A&h_~ ~X Snn foro It Ole C) ) ( )• HnriI(J r)O* 0(0 SC I to, 00 hi hosl SM 1 / 1((1lII(S ..nc 1 IL 4 X lflo;sf f)/(llI() (111(1 IUIFi to )( o'tCl!lfl 1(11 (l C' I viiiiiioiI 1/1(1 Vii! U lIC /)/1IlI1HI Il1!l11l ( ' /I/I(/(!\ WWII(/ I/,1 lS')( 1(111W! f)Io)!I(//\ /)H'WIlI 'ii w 10 //!(' It MAW-t- sian T ...?. - Hull (it /1(1/ (7Hlfnfw: !'iHtii F1 .' :(H Hjn. ow . I ) /: iiH ui . / Ir ' 11 1 1 1(1\ (Ilir (i ,, u/i \ (liii), - Tre ux ga fA A \k de _ - .: - do 1* S J far Cinderella ou]dn t find a locher slipper than Mrs. Gonzalo chides Huaman has at Don Knight's Shoe Store. ' ou II hae a ball selecting slippers to dance awa the holidays at Knights. The courteous attention you receive from Don and staff ill make ou feel like roa1t Plan a isit there soon. y !tt 4111 t of Nici It \'(01 10 10 cosmetic studio. is obv iously enjo ying herself as she assists Liz Paulucci in applying the finishing touches to her makeup Nora is an expert at matching cosmetics to our individual skin tone and texture and she has mans ou can highlight our holida brilliant suggestions on ho fashions with lust the right touch cf makeup Let her help our lo eliet for the ( ( 'ni i l i hapP( nin ' y ou look and owner v •I - "Pretty is as Pretty I )ocs and pi ctt\ Lin(It Voltoliiic is getting ItIl set fora glamorous evening at the ( hampagnt' Blll 't 'I0I1II( \l( ( tillotigh (kit) and Jewel (,xlsh t\ k t ,Jt'ell and \ ntie 2012 French Ave.invite nu to come in and e x perience the plea sure of having out hair sty led in a c reativ e and flattering fashion th' I 't ill bring admiring glances t bet ci no go a I F • a ti 4 rM -- 1i Cer 11 m )1 inter a nd fountain combination to the tight n Jan \ ihlen Ji right ' and s the subjectof \1r Sidne y s Furniture. Mrs. r Melvin Kidder coofl ncr of Romel I cons ersation iw are surrounded ' not. and o' items. Tile clever and talented Mrs. Kidder, known for licr oubtandinL interior decorating skills, has selected m as gi ing I t st r Chri f o rray of home furnishings ideal her help ou choose just the right enhancement for that "Special Someone's" room decor. ' kI — - •' ?' L II riot 1111(1 [%%o 11101 e haridsonii or gi d ( liii 1)01)11 5 on ans t)4111r(M)t11 floor than Mariam V right wit hhusband Valerie e \ eI(I I )a id 4itid R with husband George, and it's no wonder. These charming I;idu's are professional (iafl kin Art s ers and teac her s and ott fl( rs of St udio ( Ii kinct. l'lws I ('(ominend (11fl( ifl tot fun tiiiit ,and flair , — ZA I I -7 I , I IL female feminine dame or a sultry iren" Which shall itb& That's Carol Kirchhoff's dilemma while she's at RoJay deciding on her ball gown. She looks gorgeous in the softly flow ing white chiffon gottn she' s tearing The new halter neck lets her bare her pretty back The wide fitted waistband is accented by a lacy gold braid atop the gracefully gathered skirt. On the other hand she's wishfully eyeing the metallic tissue nylon gown that looks as if it floated from a dream Both gowns are from the RJav collection. tit - - i • T — • — i - - • - '• - -- -- - •iT . Y •: \W \ d - Holidav Inn is the scene of gracious din ng in the Sanford area. Local residents as well as tourists I flock to the the delicious delicasies prepared establishment to en)o~ I .. . . The bubbling personali ty nny xologist at the Mayfair Country Club is rival'ed only by the creative concoctions she prepares for such lively occasions as the Annual Champagne Ball. from Minnesota a tempting serves Eric Simons, tour dessert Plan an evening out at the Holiday Inn soon! - T j - Up"' Mrs, Thomas Pat Largen and John Kader ow ner of Kader Jest elers are making Big plans for the holidav festivities ahead. Select vour en,stal stemware and serving pieces now for after the Champ gne Ball and other gala occasions at Kaders. ,. - ' - / "Bottoms 1 \ • r • t - .• 2 n 4 - - • - ' - \ i USl iS at t)s(' is a lose IS a l)(. and tt i all kiiott Ui111 "N'our Chariot Awaits INI'danie." Out of the showroom into the (here isn't a sweeter rose than Mrs. Hose Southward deft , ballroom — Volkswagen Style! I)on Pope. salesman, lends a pictured with Mrs. Edna Murray admiring a beautiful chi%.alrous hand as Barbara DiNlasi steps out of her waiting chariot christinas arrangement at Satif'ord I1oN% v t- Shop Add in this case it's a glittering green Karmann Ghia from Bill Baker sp,arkle to your holiday entertainim! ~%ilh thiral ci-c-ition, is guaranteed not to turn chariot Volkswagen, Inc. And this beautiful by Sanford Flower Shop. into a pumpkin at midnight! was Car to ___ __ I __ __ — __ __ 1 1 : • 4r1 'U Z se tat Ir OIth hadl twk ( and a ) num fan 11 I St 1 10 • -: - - M . Bill Jerri ou re sure 0o Kirk irresistible as she dons high voltage accordion pleated palazzo pants, and matching ruffled blouse. gentl\ accentc-d with rhinestone buttons. an ensemble that's sure to be the hit of the noiida circuit. You are sure to be charged with excitement then vo u see this ensemble and the many other beautiful gowns in the B E Purcell Co collec t ion in both the Sanford nd Orlando stores. Plan a shopping exped ition th ere soon! '- / rs r * -!r----- M rs Charles Park Jr. m odels a simply elegant pale raspberry satin formal witil sequin trimmed bodice and low cu t back at Mars Esther's Designed b Mike Benet • designer for all the Miss t_nierse evening gowns) Uiis glittering creation from Mary. Esther s holidas collection is perfect for the Cham pa gne Ball or the most formal (}( asion. your twinkling fee t k "And the Band Plays on. The spotlight is 01) you execute your favorite dancestep. To ha ve your beautiful feet loo Tree and let Harrison their very twst we suggest N,011 visit The Shoe, istant Greg Kazrnier, assist You it, Taylor, owner, or his able ass o complement YOUr favorite gowns. The Shoe Tree ppers t • of ladies' and men's sho4s in out la rgest coIlecti0!-S of ass Ofli O area Mrs. Wendell "Janice" Springfield, treasurer of' the Seminole Mutual Concert Assn., chats about the Champagne Ball "I "th Mrs. John "Eve" Crabtree at Interiors bv Berta Hall Th e gracefui lines of the Louis 15th and 16th I .i • •i, c h ai rs On s,1C tlIes i's are sea ted •cIuu •d regal (OUCh iO LIII seene. The lighted wall sconLes on either side of the bamboo framed mirror and the beautiful read silk J)OJ)J)) arrangements created by Jane Besserer, :tail mcniti completes the picture. These and many other elegant furnishings are available at Interiors by Berta Hall. llolidav glarnour is refected by Mis. John Crabtree (EMO, president of the Jr. %V omen's Club modcling the af($-rillage five gown f rom the I jl I 1) luxurious this eslie ilV h'' £ CM) i"ne'4 7 h ( -,indlelight sleevele~-s knit crepe lot iiiil with the nctt box jacket in red and gold will make the "best dressed list for its owner. . \ e caqptured this hat ruing st t'tie in the home of Mr. iiul Mr s. I tItOV Robb I tUo' and l'ins'' are helping Norma select tile jt-welry tha*1 will conip'lete tier lovel% ts ('1111 lilpagile Ball attire from tht. Molly coflectioll. gown featuresa silver knit crepe top over billowing skirt of black and green with silver " k ( ii it Robb 15 one (Ii air4110\t u Cent ral Ii isf1 i(iI S tt (si Ii commercial i ( iLli a ii(i industrial$ contractors Frank Voltoline readies tor the Chanqmgne Ball b\ stopping I n at Capp's Men's Store. His ch'oice is a crushed velvet King Gt-orgto t ULI b' Palm Beach. lot mat 4utttre a sophisttated lily to- thtLnunute air for the •• - tie Likes Frank selected his coat III blue ttUh a matching butt.'rtls tie ('hoose yours from a selection of maroon, white, chocolate, gold and black. U-'SS()t ie as -i 00 k A M A ou 407" M 0 0 low ok C) w, ).a 01 __j F\_- — I' ---- I -— - —---•a•w — --- -- - -- . -i- -- r - - L.. •----- / I �- ------ --- 11 — -- - ~?71, - - - - - - L T ~ -i2 FIVOWINS Sunday Nov. 19. 1972 raid I -- - -- --U. .I ! . -1-, .i -A --~ I. . A..-. it - : - I - : I 0 - '\ * , * , 11 ". I, 7 l '' i N --- so 0 1,- .. - ".. - rs to 4 - 1- OW / .4 ""N .K. / . ~ I Frazier I. and feeling ever so better . iie OPEN SUNDAY 1 00 to 6 00 much you be - - . . -, ~laft '% 075 i - L The Suburban Republ ic an Women's Club is celebrating music coo Muse. bndlect and honor'e: and M. Joe the bridegroom. Thomas, mother -11 rcnd you friends are 71V people from SL& Peter me rn 24 Hour Nursing Care F or Pi ivate Patients — VA — Medicaid of David bridle Thomas. Hostess for the DcI)fwtt% c asion was Mrs. * with ferns and wedding bells, and standing in the mriter was it 919 E. 2nd kno,A A .am.sas. th that the Semmrik WORRY CLINIC ii pp A NfarriatTe Jtiin ,IA' Inth IL 1 I us W. Barnes, Kenneth 11 ke Ave, Ra yneIl f 4ik 6th T IAnn T. LaCrow. B1 491. Lake Man-, Debra L flcwe. 38 511111=1611 4 Pelt res Charles Oviedo Rd u George \iL1icsl,, W. Crane, Ph.D. M.D. - as , 1=1 ' o Ic oH ri. . 11 ., Hy N TaITUn: III Linda at. Niarw E Wood%. R1 I Diamond St.. Peltona, Janet E. mantiet, you'd tw surprised at . ".4 .'- N . two -. L - ger L. Bus. .4b IrLs Seminole, Susan A. Reeder. RI Hughm. 1 PA*ffm A. B 20 . face Nichol%. 924 Kewannet- TT.. parish to another ever\ ,ve BM 50 ancs As Ac ath ins ---- al, %our mrs, Visuah;e it an even an award unmtrmrsimp's ('int L - as' ... - ot hi. mid I dori'i gree, ,"~, Repeat il quickly at least 3 timc. wtuch would entitle t1w en I timt parishioneri. by name to kp Jas as bs t urning to your South Seminole Jaycees Albert L Pierce vompartions and introducing the tilt- trophy. Hayes. 11% 3145 "Itir crallf.. can you give nl(. cs 3 of them Con :1 be that the Maitland MIflII' quid. shnrtcut for a better neweome'? John E Creamer. 1141 Rcan .it encoun er on president hassoonforgonh At yci Patricia A Howard, Si memory" ju mumble I m glad to me last experience t St.. attempting Ml('IAI. IiFTI(VI VOU, M4, Feri: Pk Cie, . . Instead. sa~ "I'm glad it) .&nthon) B. Phillips. 116 meet things be so bad that even piv~ . look desable Wh, w be tht For the more David. Si l AS impre sion pres%itriii, you can link with the . 1516 twen made in our brain. all of uj, ' name. the easier it can be Ge-or mt' ubihit ne the t-e M angoustine. recalled u recall it Hulh'wi' 15ff Mimngoirie Thus bs qUIIS repeating it . da"'.... %evmian. 1W. Peach Ave. MrJ Dt, Ri R Ulimdo Cone. - - a:'s. 1903 !via M R. tit pt, Dollel .. bwti,, Ia ,) , Eka 7(- '.1attland OaL , A*Sp . ianI WSW Pk TAffd L .en Del., Yen • s Gen GWCL E1e 1 Castle hcptInrtm the tuge ear an i ;uue s EIS g Sni' All & C St I ts,.;ii i,. Shop eq'U2 .'t's (Apr 0 to Stay O) Lake ' S 'I11 in I best jl:u I 'in .. 1 Dl — ii —r ..i. - ' ~-, i -,f THE 50-CALLEP'&WEAT' H0VV VA9ZE rANziM(N.A) iOU AcCuf' WlEEL C4p1R, ( Just %esIt'Ilt:IV I told IflV make certain III IlI1Il1 . ill lead to a far ________ _________ - .. -. - ,-, 'C/ - ____ _____ 1., , II . . i 11,111,111olls l 101111,11 hit i;li iii' luImI II) gi't isis 1)1.111111. 4 .51.11 slit Itt I FAMILY STYLE • 1111K A icpt to to 'i ()t Plan just Ii 5% his % No : 1 1 41 Sol, , I I If Voll -Ile - - . 4111 1 by Dick Caal uiau WINTHROP I 1 don't has / ok Who M iscues-- Jacoby! — A FR? \ / fi • hiat l. thought 1,uId l till, best play but Ii s t0hiI n t It all), IM \OhllIl V A peared t o him that lilt ,Afllllti lit. I ll no-trump and thi4it SIX nIl Ii tlhiij) uii.Ikiug six VQ V J ts 7 • ' Dial I $55 •$ mu Jac.01)v iii." itl sot1il (U) htiiiiI As be tait .. V K 4 Ile * K 9:1 2 laic %C11 Illit t __________ BLONDI E N-- ) I CI'LL. I-4EL-P '10 . %,- I 's C: 1~1 AN . CAN I F ND ç--I j- HIM . 9/ ; ' - * I i a -1 , 11 114`01~ I F.-7.4 ~ a a -I . 11414F N I ~~ . (9 I , ( 1. S as 0", I. I ?~ t%` 1 . Il v%villualtv Ile sim that - I' 'IV 90C R I ), noo t ~8,~SNArwpiwG ous fli — - e--,~~ it rutititing all suits. V I , out sl W , a(4 ; ~'(Ql kI I V ClIrt tI 0 z I . 1 2 - ---) ,si tier I, set iiI — IN I I L A t ' Lo are I WA Saturday, Nov. 18 restills (0Ijrk:tI%r. LcooY? TICKETS ,.~ WIN AT BRIDGE .:.a I ' fiIST CIAS? . I r — sib finances 1:stn t. a;lsiie which hr mote successful oor FRANK AND ERNEST . 4K SM I I) .. - II 1 # A Q J 87 If 5 tip _______ 1, , _____ ___________ — has ticcn puttling in the past t WFropid WITH MY Wra-lif ,.j MCUT P 70 Y I stil'aliI III l'Xl1latlittolls I It hug Ill ;tli Dli II jst.* tiolls 11111, I If\ to) malif. Ilit-ili 11411les tad tongue ___________ iIhsiIt.'rs how'y. too is oh the fact hhat I II) i July 22 to Aug I) Inipress hs rnuii thereby I3tsti you re an A I itizcn and you pin ShLId to c' t he iiht ork is iw % illtn to do some usi ksoiJ one IIO bIas J A POLO6ZE. M5 is Clio //./A - 5corr, L-1 FAr , 6Er ou IIIDIPIC, i TOTAL DEFEAT E rIAOLOt KIAPEV iiioaning noah. liii t'atiiiil.'. %shilise t'hhiI(I ki'i';s N111111. o[IIIIII oat -tt.l. l Illonollillousiv, ,(;Iillllll. a f hy won't 'oil gimhin' a (IliarII'l" t'r, ,.Ilo gives 1 11111 it stivoill tit I( &.11111,Ill %I, t m;siit i ml I iI( Ii facts is tulhIII illl(1II y iii v' aiim. 'I"(."(' chaii' tt,r this l.dullar- ni .1 or appeliti.." is copping ()It .1 111111 a quarter Probably tilt, Peal reason slit- won't give lti'i aiiiiy'st pay that she has to save liii' hiiDhil'y lii ,.~, Ic) ans-Aci., I Lj ,ahjie~ct NtI IC3wOMiNiOU4LY-. TO PALI Oil Un' yuiiig Wuhilan I iiiii'i' saw ID thiiI1 -7&* I II .) by Crooks & Lfiswrlitnice 11 Illal oalv a Juc p1 ilik ss mu 1 ¼% . T WC CLEAN ERS, LAUNDRY ' . i EIGE. 1\ I coulitvrs J~rahhlllt! at laillp cords. and she followed IIIIII, Iii play asking swt'etiv, 'Now. iwfll'y. \I)II diiiit watit l. 11 • ith liii' Limps. (III % ()i1''' tiII 01 unit 5$ hi ssantt it to iills %%, lilt tin liiiips liii i ., j%. 1113, ,AIll licip )ou itiain )out it ~Ic%c, I?,CnJ pleasant ii you alms mote tJiiy Ihe SOLiJl an he 5cr) .d A 'J \ L'V I, Alillrol toligut. allil Wood Ilressurt, "lit'll -klils arl. helill" )lids " "r::t1.,5 - ..' . tP I CIflt'IIIIWI III 3 I - - L.. iiii'IIit'i I iiii ilistilhltl5 being iiiaii'il it IiU% solill' tU ant to Ill - _. I ____ that \% lilt (1111(111 ii itniu ts is tin i iut sill i' all ls&t1iItl isis ss iii is ii' ss itli • 09 O LWA "E' - .) )4 '. ii 141fl( EvF-R S4Nr,E WE MASZQ~EPt I'tvl AFRAID YOUQ IIUGW"D'G -4- -~" LAJ RI I P1 44Or, TAE4f: .. ANP ;Tk'ANGLEP. - I.,411 v\.IIIIplk,. it "olinds that are (.11114111'.1% like Ilan. i iikil i,itissiI$t liii' ,\lps with his i'h1,huts .111 •liianatintt flolli .111 tipstalls bettlooill. I don't coyly ask. "Whal are L l tilt L P (01 Ii I 115111k III' III) II I 11 s& Ii *1111. I AIll, ius .tt hcue intimate matters are ou can he most happy icuIts onccrncd Sho the sccl side of yout flatUfe that is tI4tinin ... . .. --- rt by - - I is lile, hill, so lar, 1*%I- L: otheis. t)ut be sure you do not Lonftdc in anyone for best 319 I L ,As~ -- - W II ou can arrange nc deals June .1 MtI .S1y i to ' . ' ___ THE BADGE GUYS ItS iti:in ,Our thinking t-citer un-Ictstaniling A public iffjir can colot ) o'f I - I ,I Irieni tt,jttjfltC most rkasafll and esen r.ifitjhk lljnilk F 1 / 1/ -. i 7~~ ---- 4 45 %k It Ihi ith them lust I his di tiu ? ' Buren Lawson ' , In -- --~~ ' ) p 38 - V b / 1I I 6Y.. I ,I / ". . Li ((I O% I 5181 R 20 1972 touhcs off your em0tb0 It aI' impressions E. I Y.rm.eV AN I - S he )ou air i kind and gcncf ou% pct%on C t1nless we- inscinusly train tnarrc I connections of the n oh People you aireads flLtint son al dc iec'is e maiden name ourM I t 5; Raymond \'utI FOR ( 01 I oJa s I ull Moon (.1 \ I R U 11 I)L \ II finds you able to handle mallets wiuch may not IiIOIIgJgCS i,S'tA F- . -. It W bn W. Sur ou ;idd the muscle sensations tit(- phenomenal rnemur% extifens, more indelible Di, - si Pana the chief di!!' rences un and the average mit iii 'N 11 JL)Pv,r- ' -W, I- . I U tile ('IiiI(/ri molous. tsut hive to doi.flith insurance. trust dectis, will% of lilt des.-Ca%ed. financial deals of all kinds and c%pecially s ow%. 1770 Ill i ..• responsibilities of any .\k I I Is i\131 21 it) Api 19) Any n t'c hndlcd citsLIentIy today and ill gain the kind .. t d 't - by Al 11111E1 1 1 ,V .~ J~ 'SU _______________________ BETTY CANARY hat "being a father is like." If he F ORIC AST FOR sO 0 ' . , . PRISCILIA'S POP - . ____4 on and she ants to take her kid (0 0 -r-0 .) . ."% At , 0 iioigi bO.UO 9 7 AILORINC3 s' A tO I" III "C"'I 1". . 11, r), It'j-1i, %$-!I i.." -w tv,.vl,, ! Alin wbittivi - for the third straight - a suggestion. rrnus. but he crash roue in \\\ ' 1 ' - ------ - ----- -- CARROLL RIGHTER'S 1 'LASURING . the South Seminole Jaycees - 58 . 3ijymes have pl-dged to suip Well all - -] —.,—.— r— l [ . . it 1k sure you get a clvarc ouzigh emy, rumoreddisp thatay theo.Nliaitlarid -In fact. m% longest pastorate wat, on)v two ven. d' And last *week one of my - I E IS COMPL c.L 4 . .- . . 'hs' % PEG. . - -1 I ? 6 — --- -- - -- Aiih doe%n't iflant in take the bov. I'd tie Inclined to agree , $ AO6 - . LI ~ & ~'k'L -I -- it? It he IllANTS to take the child along on his honeymoon. he's an unusually generous man, and I assure you he silil CUSTOM -, ~ '0; had to ante up 55 in that rAam Ave.. WG morning I)E.%R FItIFI): hIo does (en's fiance feel ahout IABRIC AND LABOR • I — V (J 0 1 —_______ - - - ~- li_ told her she as making a big mist ike but she (;wEss FRIEND insists she s right What do you think' . . ' t I — — future husband to learn sshat being a father is like, tiler ' . - 16 os 125 is HO\I . - 31 G,Aen in.sists on taking the kid along. She says it will be a nice vacation far him, and thery is no better way for her DRAPERIES m(111%ale therni-eh-es in this and anyone buyinr more than offer to pay $ to will get ce from h is a studious paor wtic' didn't regard b an 8, Winter 700 Melrose Apt., ervtxtd% at is banque, whose special deIlvM-. I think he will ke Park name thes forget' even sing as he delisers rs y' 1 S Magnolia parishione he contesaed. - ,J-T~- tien and her hrutegom go off on their honeymoon. get a - Case V-50 Re% Thonlits. aged Crane — along on her hone\mo,on (;,Aen's mother has looked after the little ts a lot and sass he is iIling to keep the ho in Blvd.. Orl.. Catherine E. Dann, " 15 \vvember If - has never been married. but she has a 2-year-old son. 0 0.1 CL C~ra/a I0 ~ ~ I . I.! Chairman Leon Lemaitrt. reported that an night would be held - - . .1;k) we keel) liming to brvak this \tciotv; circle * ho,A hi1e trip to Tallahassee Bt udents were lot'd in the gson. praise of the experts helP ing honey' d thrprishumr es mu menthils rarded SDU have the i TIC 5U as asked back for a .rd sear . set ,6O0 jars by Nov. 30. a percent salary increase. TE1l0 to remember' I bumped into Warren Brown experts memory' Some w' W. Cobb, i . Nopper Jr.. I0 Shartira I i rit nut D Emerson, 320 Ranthu] Win. F Dawkxns. 3988 Grant in i - P st . more we almost never sm DR ABBY I hase a girl friend III call Gwen •. anr, Greg Walhck and Girl Miss j'iued the gumi des rihed or laces. we ma forget within 2 'hclnsi It t'tt toni * cents the minutes' I here are some of the basic rrs ithir. I Isri time Itut lications em Post 256 sounds very bu*-. The% . 71m. tuKlm presented Misi. with a urtute linen cloth with a P `,iii 15 ihankfi;IIor(hcndithmnU :an bc r1ecth cantnmmlng sour (hrlstmls gift did Then tell them SOU plan to send their children [ or them. If list, and do not please do liketse. i pmmise so to easel a gift. the that's %eu. it %ill he the hr%t Chri%tma% gift iou could gi%e them. American Legion Memoria' Sharon edJing okit and a pre poxnc iti M the bride'., chosen mints riroths Btilhner 'i&jt'. s 1usc and Miss Ca th blue th te d wi e white cake decora colors of blue and wtuU Th ________________________________________________________ dining room table was iiverlaid wedding helLs. decorated 1 •. 111%4 I '. I ! $ Ms 24 tias Cen Is being married Rodlun, Mrs Smanne Savage, Mrs Clifford Nelson and M wi* served vith nuts. serim of bridal game.t with ,n I - ___ $2! nNI II I __________________ - 5i 1 the same pp)e Christmas presents every ye.ir t'cause have tc Waldorf. At that dinner. Bey sUter. Mrs. Kenneth Leffler. Ralph Rodiun table and guests enjoyed a and groom. bride h $9 ( $.i p$ 14., with flIMO BURNS CAMPUS CLATTER ~] , something. know they'll buy it, If )-Oil have a solution for this universal problem. Abby. SICK OF (III(Is'niks you'te a genitif ' a dinner wch w ould M Paula Richardson Ms enioved dOfl 1I tO Oscar of have enl Sandy Seined, Mu Gfts were plaved an a caffee I Out Patient Therapy large-s-. the Other in-Oted puesu were The buffet wn decorated .to complement their airr c. "I t,i them hns have mosiMi out of tnn (hrlsImLs most o I future bride ne o a blue, pink, and white . Crystal Ethel Farle her mother, and ?msa s the -, the groom's ' silver appointments Mrs. Jt* Thm-.mand muicellmleous bridal shower an carnation corsages mother ith Mace c'omplett d the table decor, N ev. 14 for Miss Jo Ann $u, . - vji n It taittl has tn eschanging hrtstmas gifts for uhen our children ei vnung We used m give lne;wn'$se uItI base onwthing thes toss eIarateIs ripl C Ui sitem nd he kids would tinder the 22 Thunt Fair ihbons and premium mones will be given for each Phc'i i Whr. then gave their gifu; to ',Ile I.Ake Mary home of 3ohn pastel floral arrangement of Mum. the brid"lect, Mrs. - % - . . Al / .1 1414 ,11AII9.1.1'' iw,w li*t ,nI\(1! Man% that letter. and here it i%: Bridal ,9iotjuer Honors Jo Ann ,Vu s e -` 4 ttt tkt it IWAR .Ili\ This i'. a tough one. lIofl tio you tuIden akit -wmeone off your Christmas gift list I And let ther" '11.1-11' shere 000., '. , 'I; j Ar --q--11MW(f jil pi.)matic, %; a) to a4wsp certain ftiends and rvla I)F.It SICK: I m no k s IN - Oviedri, music and they art, crowd ever exWrienced turned sending Inge Gillmore. a out for the jolly event and tht special treat. Geneva harifflM re freshm ents and Sanford door Pr17. 0 :i ~ip - I H( ) • CANNON ,% W ~1 I - ', II I%inll ill $It Ith 'I 01%how- them amthing it made such gooti -wrise to tile I cut It out. I can I fin1 I n f. 6,I fellh,kt N g W ill y.0 pk'ase print U again' Thank )ou CENTER greeting and guest book Pedro I I I #"-'F- y IF I - I ,Fy. ,,f ~ 11 1 ,,I1~?~ , 11 1,111AI ni had t$w ;wrft c4iItItOfl ,Aas and Paul sters; Elder Springs. their picnic held ,at Camp .&tn 1 V. - ~ beautifully appointed refreshment ta bl e are. I Dotty Ramsay hotes Mr left, M ist \IW\ I t sear nti to cut their (hritm people ho i6ol Hwy. 17-92 for the tk1 I - I Buron 1 Fre RIL\N Flfland the Sanlando Springs Homeinakers as in &mnnte spngs ng. charge of set up ) I th 4-1 - . , gift A (h t 1st urns from 9 30 a m th I p in at the I Cannenoto Mr and Mrs FtFeralSaingsandtAaI% Phil Mareenefle. Mrs - Spring. -,,,, -clo, It — J 'I- IV, Exterision Club. Thit-v hoste,d ta St. AugusUne. Their sterring - t 00 .--- 4 ii ______ r my I If ;= ,~) iAr1CIIA ' 'O I Abig Cisa ever. it will IT --- MNTLANDSTOR E --~ I, ...Iiiis. bb*- rmt- 11111V I' ll 1IIjNpkIIq-~ i *1 INS14 PIANOS & ORGANS 1 . : - .-~ , - P11 books to crack and tests to stud% or , and still Doris I kno ~'IF—. , i - eot I 10.1114 III %hr J III x)kmr,)i4 qAY W... (,(T4ll:~1%j (;411 (XWA#AFti 0 IV - ~ I *- ____ El and - - I 4 I ,~, t - -, - 11~ 141"fI14110111" * "1111111111 ----- -1 ------- ow .\ . . Vft- - Id frMuffer on the tractor that I,oui!rr Impernha. pulIM the ha)iide~ I L R *iihI 1te pape I I = ~ - I4 -- I ' T ) ,T -4 - i I- I i~l 1 r -W. ----. . , ~ . f ,,# . I i - I t I!r . 4% C 0*0 e ror t I41 1 .1,I y is ,r. artI..vin, , ft- I illiams ac that ship i am Doric-, because I need that ANI-1/4 - ~ il ft L i 71 4 It. I . i j i -.I ~. i 11 Sz -.~ . ~-~ - . I-.. ,-I ~ W- .I, ir , . ~ . ~. '. . N . YrA11 -- /C 19 '_ SUflC IIIiii,ttinford IPrnid -4 W je. I11. %. ~4" ~ ~ I - -1* IF 4^b . ~ - *& . ~F-~ . r -*--I I , jairm -. Ww'. ~iid - - Maine F It- .. 4V P - d E So. U19 S ' - .28 t . r .W.( ,onnivT . i.-Itigherty. B. - - -. . ~':. ' - -. - - -- 9 ROAST On YOUNG i iN SALAD cc k c rid II an lie s olu iii inou s the ti lird tight artiirs h ' jkr is ii IILC lint cck, hscaJ hot ousy jids to Jan .0) (. ontact gooti huiends 51'Kb( UHhs tUec call) ho like the same things you do md make appotnitlieflts to get uogcthrm at the right little OU base line skills that ork on thrill so they opetahe none ctfiiently ta TOM TURKEY lot All The LEG SPRING Il l ,)( IS fleti 10 it) SIAI !01 (food JAY hollill'utilf,411011b. keeping ippoininirim.. paying hills. making LAMB etc I stil out boss to iskc )'tiLr pautitulet business update hcOrl too Iljse list tjI ssitli a il'r oIkitions that Trimmings - Bv"ered Peas & Mvshroorris - Corn Bread Dressing . -- and Colors nberry Sauce - Mint Jelly air due, G ifts Gifr, people *hiu of iiio l5Ilig j 11141 ((.#I like s fine g IS sshiat is kno n as a solder of CIIIIflgl5 jgIni t .n althmoui 11131 life III It • - Us Osuld & Jani' s Jut ohs ii • I & of 'notlung" ilis hs show- •Ilsliissiofl ollf. -l a(-, 0j),, Ill the filliti 1 111111d ,d the 19 Vs op. ii pall s , .41 * I that .011,11111011 jild bollic cdUtJtIOfl 4 If you ,an. or Ri, .N, ain, K R.,ff ss,jI, that ') teachi cathy Iii ic JcC1)tr1 S,tn for 1) 4 filloll I(lijilct'if Indoijudl I uIctaill lot Y01,11 hittliditic I of y0ur (J)PY i,clij youl ^ ICAJY C.LVIIJIt%ef Is n( gjw 41./ CW , .-. ,, . _ ~~~~ 1XIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIII I -.-. . _______ ____ F ik irid Sy Barr ULIV I - 1 S\ 1lE pop ) FA'TI'IE OF ~P') /I A NINE- (''\ , 1 N I 1 ' till! Nit line hall bill "o IrU I ,11111 1116 41111, 1-ml hatl I""!; , -fi~ / i S ill ltl1tiliIIhlilS iiiil III Iilt Till- 114-al till) st-ort. helped 11\1111-, '11111 Jilt-4111% %%Ili the fofW!iFAr1X iNTIMPOIS1 *, - I- :V-V I .'aiuiva - . ASSN) 1 16— THE PHANTOM 4 11 i (. r - 7) ~~\ ~111~ - .(%, ( ia. I F .- - S ' r C~-' S , -, - 1 -1~-j-Ad l, ; j t's I ') - , I ~ 1.—-10 '\ ( --Z -43,\ AlE ' 1)111 bridge •xperts uu&U't al- --(~ -4y ~-tL L i .4 .4; .1 ,~~,-~-K -'j'ee Falk ______ — - 5lid Sy Barry - - uisiblt' I4 1,laitsg iitiv n $'1ISkIhi l'(lti —I- r - -— _____ -- _- - -. — ___t1— -- — - I • I V ff.uy '14 V . ' t,UiiiI) ..' 'I;IitI$, chl %Us juSt 11 liD ' .3qp,v . WV NXr 4111 if *10 llr4, 1170 '. ' " If . ' W , * 1 - 4 4111 I -. 1 Wi..t l.a A il* 1 ('(111111 . - 12, hill lit, %ijb till-, %0-11 yIII Illd loolso 114. is III; I;I ' lit. a I I 4 Illif. d i lilt% I 14111116641, A . - . .IL 1 #~ ,/ '28 - .,I~ -6.6 - I4 T 111110. 7I`l . 4 ; ~ tL* ~\ -\ -IV - ----- -- . k: - l - .. \ ~ ; --i- — — Iiiiiiiiiiiiiall, _______ 11; ''U'_ — - I — , V, Ili, I th i .F011Y, DAIPV PIP bi IM I -' - 4 ' - - N.-h - 11"IEW. 61wrt S 11, ..., , , " Il ~ I ____ ; - .." 'k I#, lilli.t. tr ijil,#,\, J.l "IIIJI 'Al. tivoit W11411 III, y."I (III lo"~ ducke-1 till. qlalle " ' ., i I tiiutt Ii ;l(.in t 1111(1 ilytises (hI' 4 .1114 -ti Io 11 N tool a loll hcol I- Thell he — ~ ( \ HELP t° tik S%fflhl(l In Wi II hIS •'iilihh at- t with a tluh II uiill ifl mU 111(1 liii Ii' st hi,ts .Im uplu d 'liii' 1w hail 'I 111$ 1)' ClitI' fact. and a 1111,111 le%'I.l A -wn bible playel would 1.11ve IIIIII. W4)b UI I FL L IIAIL I Y him till- 1(11 '11'.11111 --- z ()I*IIIIIV $ New Shipments Arriving Daily Old Fashion . Pt)rnD~ if) PiC- ' one JntlttiCl. Assorted Ht Rolls and Buffer. Coffee Tea Milk ' - .* ill • i,iiiihi 'I 1 1.1 % 4Ill Lt — III 551,511(1 II) 12 ' .MCOSMETIC STUDIO 0 — . .- -, - col.'sl lillll illi f)%4.IIII( 4N U I .')' ' W o.il ot,litations, ROAST P&III-I 2 # Pi,%,. up user icqusle siOI1C kcep Ous) ,Ind )ou w on I tic tsored , ,AhAtever ,Aill Aqj( ,%kit N Oin .,, lolell loll)~) viii) I t)til)tuit YOU an then aflj at hioinc IZIOSC hatunon I' tIfl Candied Tiny Carrots 1*10cimn- ~- - 416 - . New C0,09 fragrances. Rogue 09- -chfistmas CARROT 0 -- Rog . III OCL slec%ci . .ind .filing ill thi I wulk thil his i,~ lolling ur )oul " %I. I I I % I(I I % IN ,)% Arran gements -. . I CANDLES - Rogues - . r . - - C H IC KEN SOUP - -..=*— I _I FEAST ' -- L , - p . Frank David McLaughlin vb 3 Dash rig J I , - - - Previous name restored ow I 0. ,,,,, - 1. r.- 9 I - Heath Simmons & Haze I M 1ooscseJt, W .ustuth luld - p LUU& S children III ---- w 'N~-,~' ^V ee jr Se5 Marcia B Kent & FranUm M Bern 0 Hezirn & Julian F ilo A*- 54 plit; I-))- -~--4 . N - A.. W custody child - . 14, . ki-ft ~ - �1rL- ___w - - ----, - - - - - --.- --- - — - — - ----- ---------. _----.--:____. -- - - - -4 - - _ v ---- . 4 - - - -- -. - TY 4 4,1W11A*1- V I r - --q - - [1 -•-•-- . ... -1 ;~ 111 ;,~r op~ J -4 1 1:_;,.)'i wil :W .- Itt :0.411L.53: aft 4 41 - :0 .9 4, ~ - - BC—The Sanford Herald Sunday. Nov. 9, 972 All i I- 11- _.7-. Banker Of A Ladi P rofile .-T . ,_ 1~.J A. - UyIA%WTTEF.UWARDS .. - j:. S :. - -i:- • - I ".. - .. ç1T- rn ____ the } trct I3nk of L)e1tcna I' ________ Alk. of .mim" v see = - In 1. I ifestyies;. ~. - - 4 Real . A ~--,. ~- I , * !:_ -• - - ;. r . Sunday, November 19, 1972 _ iL : ________ • - , - I was so impressed with her ANNA HEALEY in her role as ws.sistant VIeC , :,:_z , , !R._:;.i-Ai_. _4 ",-' - - ' - I .*: - - , ./ : ., 't - . t-- .ç. 4I.: :-;' - IL -r = - t T& • -. - I J. • - . 1. 5. . 2. 6. • : - 1. - - - r I J ' • -. - 5'. I j -- - It - - - - I .1 I I . --=_- - A4 _ .- — = - ' "• - • - #2 - 9- •, - - a ' '-'- • ' - ___________ - — - and Sam the pooch. 1IIE IIEALE\ FAMILY relaxing at home - Daddy Jeph, Shawn. Mother Anna, Laura , pIaing the lead youngest the daughte r is in t.th grade at t -e Shaw 'harl Edwards Photos) - Charity Galas Still Raise Money T m' t 1 NI:v Shocking punk bank". I asked as soon as we States in 1963 to Ft. Benning, Ga., for two years and then (in sat down. to Mannheim. Ga. until 1967, not new to me", "Banng is s contipt'titioTc for the chants when Joseph retired from the and I she replied. "As Joe dollar is stiff out traveled here and abroad, I've service. starts - Everybody - million dollars for rt.earP'm and im'. t' bu t it is still fun have n guilt about spending rehabilitation programs Personalities count in th eir mone'y in a way tha t I'eopft \ my itatmons I brings hope and help to % OlIng t gala priced at $250 per couple. sters -VW despite a recession the ben' Parents of children afflicted dit raises monexwith cerebral palsy form a hard (arjtv balls are not dying or of leadership for CIO wo on their last legs at United such the charity ball. as Cerebral Palsy of New York. We have creative leadInc. -Eveership. from society as well as ThIs sear the annual from parents Once we ITuike Z ex is party ning In 'rgas' mare than I nt'nd. '.e never lose them pected t o garner sanunusuaki.tina ,!, the fund, hch There I'.,r membership our sts that R5 per cent of every added chas dollar eollec ted goes into the This year Mrs tm,nl- } - t'v organization S ttork in develop$i3OOO for is chairman of the g.io vacson such as nicbt'I13 tngS nine or establishing re- assisted by Mrs Allen h-'istc ticcbIhltcutiofl centers Abac"h Honorary chairman is - George F Demboss Atli, 5 8S.i70 tcmidget comes from Mrs e event in past years th rn led campaign income and gove Beautiful people will din. rtent IIt5 71& annual gala is success - dance and enjoy fun and i'nter t,aurmmnent during the t't('flug . fci bqu.0 it s a good pa rty. pals) 0% it i: said Mrs Phyllis Rarehas. for cerebral "I the omens divi- s-ears the event has garnered 'tiau three quarters of ci zion 11 is helpful.it is produc'more than in forourorganir.atiOfl All * friends of them see the results of the money spent We develop pilot programs. itork with rehabilitation. spend money for research and family coun seling. Mrs Barr- ha s said ' That means sor,icthing people viho work with rrch'. s cmff1' - t'. of but it's w ha t your people do bookkeeper or teller, even in earl) February, 1968 the) Lhdt IT'.i*kCS 41 ('UP successful Gerrnan - , '.then Joe was moved to Deltona and built the The dollar with heart.' as Gen staucu-wd there," pretty hite house with grt'tn t)ght Eisent er called it. trim on the corner of Shorccrect here is what I learned, does four times as much as any Ar,n.a was born in Providence, and Matheson Streets other dollar R. I. to Mr. and Mrs. Albert This was the year the First Wi)) United Cerebral Barone. The Healey family Bank of [kitona was opened s' Palsy says it has great success next door. Ann Barone Anna walked right in, asked for with its chant) gala in an era us ed 'o years lk'ale) played together a job and got it. Jr' and when (cth'-rs an' faltering - -- I b '1f15 THE SEASON TO STAR'!' PICKING OUT ZALES DIAMOND GIFT VALUES! - -- -. ____ __________ • ,jr'7fl4 if ow wlto-f, ' 14 Zmtai 5u:d $250 - ; DIne With pleasure ThIs 199.95 pc. group CludeS maple finish LiJILA table 48" x 48" With a DuxbUrY choirs. CREPE Now, let's 11)0k at the ot her side of the coin. Let's cms.suine )(uU doengagi' a brokerage firm to sell your A S4,88 VALU E 1 0 COLORS • F IRST QUALITY .58" to 60" WIDE FUR 88 YD I ' ) I W, au.i $6is,00 _I t)c,imond sccictacne'. I carat. sirnL'ikity of design beautufully fashioned in an elegarth settingol 14 Karat gold S995 ,j,9'T')','j -th l.OIUP'I - It ara' ,,"i $300 Five convenient ways to buy: Lies Rr'.'oIv-in Charge • ZaIt's Custom Charge • Bank Amencard • Masher Charge • LayaWay Lbttewaii Now for Christmas! BEDDING & PURNTURE Co. 323-0735 PRINTS & SOLIDS ZALES ,wuw r r Sanford OPENMON., THURS,.FRI.TIL9 SANFORD PLAZA 88; L. FIEGULAR $1.49 Full Line of Trims, Notions, Patterns and Kirsch Hardware. We've got the whole world f011mclr)g for 9041. SMITH 4 'er), 88 Vogde, Butterick, McCaIls and 1 322 10 0. Simplicity Patterns. polluters than old carsdidso. — - r,c _I .. - 11d -- - ' - - -- ' ... IN ' ' r '_ - -- - - LL d - so - 1 -' 'rifF: in rk:v::. is the ansM.r o a lot M living n small lot with a slop. This hn'i ji,_ a double-height .ntr/ flanked by railed balconies On the lower level there'ti bath, family rrx'm. utility laundry , garage and starae The main level has j,r-e V.-r.' bedrrcorns tin baths and loti of closer space The simrnr enteramnin 1r-' 4 Plan UA7W was 49 r.d Pi'i ir-hc'er, !#qter ('.Then R.'nm - ' N V It1 Anyone wishing p.' r-' f '.. iiuepr.nn 'an v. - level area is l 145 squat. f.e '. '-- - ______ - -- --- ----- - ------ ------- State's Big Problem ' robe Need ed ' — V I r, U i - W i i, i~i,_~_ q I _F : 1-1 - = - ________ __ - __________ a - - Ibuis, this 1811 I".iruu ('iii k cubstry,mm ym.hich i', toordimi1uti'il b kiwaflis I Is littit,igh10 ' ttt''1' it u'i ckrstamidummg be timit-mm forum ami.I ith r(5itkms __ ______ ----------- __ ___ I - 2 1'1 FHA & VA & FHA i tot? .'. I"iul tc __________________________- -.-- FROM $ Of slightly less than you're asking, they will be asked to put Up a binder or an earnest money deposit with the realty fh'mmt. This I,1 usually an momiouni equal to time siules commission. A contract Is prepared and the buyers sign it. mc' salcsimicmn still convey the offer and contract to you, tin' seller . You have thee,' alternatives. YOU may reject the III t . offer completely, :'ou smmciy counter with your own mutter to accept a figure less thicmmi you we're asking but more thmumi the buyers stert' offering, or you may accept their offer, Ocot' Suuc amuci time buyc'r agree on price amid terms and sign it c'ejftrcmt', is in effect Should for Millie tecisoni the buyer defaults and not close on or bt'f ore the clot.' designated in the eofllrzu't time sale mumay be off but tie buyers' corniest inoiu'y dc-posit be('Ouiie'S liquidated .L'tuncsges according to Florida law and you nuid your reo ethte firm must divide this equcmly.And, it isn't tem y likely Unit to buyer who himis just forft'itc'cI his binclt'r will go about hrcnuli':isting tit(- offer you on your ma lie, - - 1 DOWN 235 FINANCING nia', c,cvn j beacjtir 3 A iJrcsjnt, I1.: b3?h - ft out several rnx1els located close to shopping ysirn jide w jlk U l y conveniences Call us t4sy I ', 1r ":t 1 8,6 0Q ,, •, - -- - ' , - -_ '•,"' - hilot., '9 323-1920 OR 2821 Sanford Avenue, Sanford - ' — ~%2, - C4( I' 1 ' ,1 - -- . Iliffft11. 4X 111 1-1hill., FURNISHED MODEL AT 831-8222 -' lil i$,, -' garage and utility rm, to wall carpeting, central heating and much more. Sek - t ," --'--- ARE RUMOVP, .\ ,\ I 'Itlick wall Ip F w,'t - I -, COVER THI OIL STAiNS WITH A TH ICK LAYIR OF PORTLAND CEMENT. ALLOWIN6 IT TO REMAIN UNTIL IT TAXIS UP NB OIL AND is PISCOI.ORRp. THIN REMOYI AND AMY A NEW LAYIR, CONTINUE UN'TmL ALL C# THU STAINS I II -` .- - ~. arkling new home? Includes finished If Uk' IJU)('Ta like) -u" bunmi' .isitl decide to uuuumke mmmi offer - I - -40.00 --- , -, 1. =1 1 - — Wh Binder As A Deposit - - '61v-4---I---'_ I _ T%. ,_ 1__ .- port f liii' city, cmml iiuv day 5, thl. c1t w, 1111,11"' %ign is onIN ,i tdUutu*trub,frtxIwur:e than older cars without con. trots, according to U recent New r state ri° . More than hio per c-emil of the 1970 and '71 cars tested eimuttt'd e'x ce sstve carbon nionoxide. ( il Vltf 'TtIREMOVEOIL PR 1PP1N&5 O M4 AUTOMOBILE FROM - ' ' —,- if - - d I ll (.-'%'I, The IaIt'sI model Detroit cars. fitted with simple extuiust - - L, 1•1* C10 i • r --- - PrOVIlle st- Mces and work Ili 110u.strA, without t; A CIMIHT pRzvewAy, NOW $15495 (howeller would no't be free ill ifi)tirf*ilrlllcrs.'I'Iiusfiiriti,iiit'I ~ INDIAN HEAD - 't -. -, Year or that theN. are exploiters tof labor, reaping huge profits ill ____ ____ - - - - __ ____ -ft%... ASSORTED FABRICS - , ' alf I ' - -' -' - $ When Unit company's ''for Sale'' sign goes on your front lawn you tell the world it must deal through a properly registered real estate broker, licensed by the Florida Real - Estate Commission on bt'ticilf of the State of Florida Your prope rty will he shown only to ix'opk' ge:iwnc'ly interested in purchasing it home. They have already told the real estate salesman what they are looking for. lie has screvnt'lI Uut'm by discussing both price and teruiis, The se people are interested in buying a house', not your taste for furniture or interior decorating. "I---- ,. ------------------------iuit'y ruiuiw in au'.'ciric'e wncit your house is worth from t'unuiporcihle sales in your area and they're riot there to try and ''steal" your horn.'. The saksnncini usually v ill call your hone In mmdvimnmce and '' tell your Wilt' that he is bringing his customers to inspect ycur residence. When liii' doorbell rings she will knots' who flit's cure. And, she tori go 411)001 her duties to the home while the !'cmk'suncmn shows your home and points out time features. If the customer tOist'S an object ion about sc'duml('ttilng the culi' s:mua knws ,i hots to overcome It. If the' pcctt'muticml buyers sos they don't like this or that the salesman cciii easily exW-1111 how t'cismls it could Ix' ctmangc'd to meet the buyers' , t4mstt', Sin'e the buyers liar.' gone to a real ('state office for assistant-. in fuiduig a home they are not mievcsscmrily- ito - tt':vstc'd in scmvi:mg time sales reolmimmissloni for themselves. - V D. D :; . - - J.'' - F lilt ii / 4 W E A VE) E) 'WIDE SELECTION OF COLORS \/( IJ Fro T( coot, )() 11 dismu.d' - - - OTHER STYLES AND SIZES AT SAME TERRFIC AVINGS - DOUBLE KNITS I bn2a gEG. Other Side Of The Coin 011-7 ~ 10 I 'p FAKE - ___z ~_. -.-..~ - -______ _~ 11 chance to overcome his obIectio, POLYESTER , - dislikes to you. face to ace ;4-ftoe *.VEPiCAkD ST ORE 1-IOURS. 9T05:30 EACH DAY SOLID COLOR Ii - - _ t. ;. ;, ' ; $ 288 ' I' -r- ri sr • , - Farm, City Week home. - %:4=- - - 4; * , phone 3232810 _ ., 7 -T.'- I : !_ image' is Concern prospect. The new potential buyer will then base his offer on an even lower figure, Wouldn't you? And OIW of tue main disadvantages you'll face Is overcoining objections. If t".'cfl a legitimate buyer approved of your place but did not like some of the individual aspects of ) OUT borne do you honestly think he is going I') point out these ' -'- - £ - They both loved Florida -so in -s worked in a bank, as a equal,'' v -.. 7 - ''' its nottokiiowatwtu,itl)rice)-ouagreM tosell to the previous A W.d ,- ___ -- , TAMPA. F,i A P 1 ',e' fj.1 -e'i iii.;n n the budget. Tampa told the' -, 'uunt'l m' Alter all, it's Christnum;is. The ;sgrm'vfJ to provide signalization tog fraudulent land sales or- .milo'- atmng money from a mat an) more. Nowadays the lalk of January. February take action in the i'c:s1aturp I I and '.1 the railroad rnssmng at Lake Id-11'.3 biggest problem, the state fund (ccl by developers' help Christimicis shopping season M;irm-h are only ci hazy pmc-turt' the Land Sale-s Marti prr.Mary Boulevard and at the Land Sales Advisory Council registration fee begins even before the witches tert the public fri-cm Uiscrupmcthings to conic. Hut January intersection at 1Ieathrw'j Wednesrjy recommended a (if II4IIIOWC('fl have ridden their of The Roarri of Rusmness Regu and the bills ;iIi;mys arrive a lnu practices. lltriain entrance and Like Mary hefty budget hike to hire inbronmiis intothe darkness of that toeu sixun. .mtm'rn earlier asked the Legiattouls'vcurd Planned sp.'cthrs to police the industry Liture to increase the budget to last October night. Most people find tha t they road to lle;ithrow will also k,,. and protect the public .% 4EW EXPKRI%1I'.N $4 IO.flflfl. hut Williams says the A long shopping season is need to use some credit to meet provided. it was deterunineel. The council wants to boost the board uu,r".'s now thats not good in one way. You now have the costs of Christmas. Thii Enterprises also current operating budget of "nough two monthly pay hec'ks instead mine' of the t)t1rPcm's of credit--to P;iulurri WASHINGTIN 1)-, ..if.rrt'd to provide high stan)JO to 114,OflO next year Wj1i,u::, mu-, anil aw front for lit-11) yoll ill tittles 'A aim's roflort have headerl iv itanlori n You dard sewage di."& .al facihties~ Thil-re's only one inspector to 4rown from .I n W million j Resftrrh Institute vill Issi. Your Christmas ex penses. In need to spend more st you aretaining system of filtering and check up on sales of land and year industry in 'lcmrita the Office of Re'c,'arch Ind this way, you can more easily have. But, you should than be careful at the site storm Ara. ubdmviiioni throughout the bullion within three years, But Terhnoloy in the .i-parment rma'vt the costs of the season about the amount you ('barge. ter 'Min Devo-!or runoffs to insure water state, saul J. T Williams of Tal- no •itklecl funds have been given of Housing without using too much credit. The ('hiri,stmn:us season In here' recharge; ment in jn in4 replacement n and laha&see, acting council chairto ci However, a longer shopping It's cm delightful time of )ear the division to meet inm iemn.aj in n't ' two for uric basis of all trees man. lie called it a "cry season gives you more time to But it also tan ts. time beginning g creased lemands, he sauL connection with HUY bousinm nie." removed during con,struction Even though land specificalook at all the gilt ideas. YOU uI a debt-Filled year. So just be and to retain Fraudulent sa les mainly to lions must be given to the tftvi- assistance rearrh nrngm-am an ecologist end up by becoming intoxicated sure you don't credit too much 1mi this phase of the mgram. mmth the Christmas spirit When of your Christmas to next year. ;mdvist, on preserving in the out-of-itate residents, care COO- sum when a parcel is natural state various aspec ts of ducted in a big scale, he said. registem- 41. developers o en re ft 'We think it's the bigges tkJUsulg will rQe'*v"j ---------the development. t mble to deceive buyers, monetary allowance The ex. The "strings" that were problem in th is state textay," Williams tOiti. p.nment, In be rin n wve'rai attached to the approval by the saimi Williams. 11., ':ited an instcart-e in which metropolitan areas, will me:.conmutuission of heathrow Should Funds would go toward hiring a St. IA)Uij, lo ,man was miii a mure the effects o hese' i1ln, serve as a fore runner to other four additional inspectors, a suplot if land Lit J iubdvtsiu that .ances on the .ertmcmpcating Put) developments now perxisor, three secretaries and households and 'id test e'-'.'r-i i Of preparing to present their plans a clerk. .icssmhe -cniy 'v lie'!icoptcr .iPprnat'tI,'i tzi i'aLsiflc The state Legislature imikes before the county for approval. State Sen. Louis Ic uca Parte a Hy FRANK J. JASA their expense. Again, this -('ounty Agricultural Agent picture is absurd and needs to be changed. Wi th Farm-City Week this Actually, the Florida or year set for November 17 to Seminole County producer is cm 25th, attention is again called to businessmncin, a technologist, ''Image'', in this case the cmrul a professional iiicirketu'r mutual appreciation which city fit' has to lit' a pro tit this Job or dwellers have for farmers and he won't make it. It is ver A, ice-versa. important that ever umie ha At times, it could is' that souiu apprt'ci4itiorm et Forum reflections'' aren't agriculture's nt't'd_s and ci( reaching the public quite like cutmimplishments. they should. What should tile while For t hiet' 11141) (arm image be" Are we M)IiiL'tuiimes lx' 4i t'li;uatu.' of laboring tinder an outdated, tension between rural and sterotype picture which dates urlicimi people, there is tit the back to courthouse squares on ii scum' time 41 strong bond of .Saturday afternoon whcr1 tillers friendship t*'tv ceo ,,lost iii_ of tiit' soil gather in overalls and ,Imvidu.mls of both groups. It -straw hals to park their wagons ixcumumuc's imicrt'-msinglv difficult 4111(1 share son it, town talk" (ii to .'.mpar.itu.' .igriu.'ul(ur- 4$ ii.I course not ' urban problems as c become .. On time other 11011(1, Is the uniific'cI, mntt'r'(Iept'ncicnt rather ridiculous Idea that se'cu't - The farmer t'oiihl n't agricultural producers cure lcmmul achieve hums harvests without - barons and financiers who don't ttut' modern tools imntl s('r%'i('u.'s , .. -. ' know cm plow (ruin 41 phI rt'cmdunig, provided by lilt- cur and the city • Also, SUJ)pOSt' you agree to take his low offer but since he did not bat-k it with an earnest money deposit or a binder he backs out, You can bet that within 48 hours the news will get out that you're willing to take exactly so much an offer for your home. If another prospect comes along he Is just likely t*-cotiA. a vict-president in a They returned to the United - ' far ahead as Christmas morHvinvinber tile days wilt-I, fling, Anti even though you don't leaie-puri: luiew agreement wilt, Thanksgiving marked the have Ito' tmm.mrim'y now, you go kg;ml by the state. ts'ginnimnig of the ('lmrIstuimcms aheaul and ho) gills on credit a lso Heathrow developers season" lli:ut's not the way it is iinoiner,orsa)- to)-oursL,lf,"'A'Iiat's e use?" and sell to him at his low offer. cfM&.0I%3LZLA&A ( Bills Nohou1- screens these people. They have no idea if time)' can afford your home. Nobod y knows them. And, If you are at work cmli day and your wife is at home do you really want a bunch of strangers browsing through s-our closets, bedrooms, kitchen and timi, rest of your house without someone there your wife knows and who has screened th e people inspecting your home? And, don't th ink you're going to save the broker's coinmission. A looker doesn't have to be an MIT grad to deduct the sales commission from your price and he'll k eep that amount in his own pocket if he buys your place. Let's suppose he does make you an offer that's somewhere between whcmt you want and ridiculous. What would you do? ibid fast, lose him as cm prospe ct and hope (or a - ChriS Can They Afford It? - y Aft* -. \nna - - 1'V - -- , THE ACTRESS. Anna llealv\- is livilig restrained fl-0111 hreaking a - F __ is -issist mt ever since childhood Ii as a httr , slit 884 dro%e \% at a gall pri"idt'nt r n-ince thit .re ['kito" t. is t iith the Heale' childhood Ii ing ht rt -she Inc Peters '. and on R. 2 l51 Mr Hi ile though i retired &nna her husband into h onil' beei)rne actiu in mans clubs tht"b crv niarned projects. She Staff Sargeant of the U. S. loseph their two young loel Joe.atthattimewasintheU. and community nii and a deran of tile daughters Laura. age 16 an1 in '.tr%t'(t 'is Triasurer of the stationed "trms s Shawn age 11 and their 4 sear C but had Fidtoni \outh Inc to which Korean onlli t could not Wa shington. D. is dulplO)e(t by Ad dom. Sam We found Anna just putting secured a furlough to come both her girls belong. She remain idle. 1k' the I)eltona Utilities Corp. and serveti as the President of the nW to he 1-larTled :' finishing touches to a A month later they left for Business arid Professional enjoys his ork. lie is proud of ree Women's Club last year and his pretty and intelligent wile. :us looking bee Camp Picketi. Va. and for th an Advisor not only for her ability as a ' •ts cooking for dinner they lived here and Anna this year serves as career woman, and mother of Ow and her hubby would go worked as a bookkeeper in a mnd Vice-President. She is ('o-Editor of the his two children, t)Ut for her mimr.g. . there. Then in 953 Joe that COOkS bank \ career e 24th I'icltona Woman's flub monthly loyalty as a soldier's wife. was sent to Korea with th IIEAI.EV.....Vcter• AN '.ols'" I asked. where he served public3tion and is an active idy of the an's iife, homemaker, Career es". she replied Infantry '-. Ilmeiflher in Our L.'.ing is my favorite hobby through 95 Lakes Ca tholic Woman's Guild Woman ---• IIII LII1'% IIL'$IIL •tIUUI cause it lamies in an inc and for the past three years has "' family •.. bowling is next, with her folks while he was been a member of the NABbecausemv husband and I can overseasandwentbacktowork V.Nationa1 Association of bowl on the husband and wife in the bank in her home tOV.fl Bank Women.through the mixed teams. We bowl every When Joe returned from Korea First Bank of t)eltona. Sunday with the Deltona in 1956. they moved to South 11cr oldest daughter. Laura, Swingers ... and Acting, is my Carolina to Fort Jackson where was crowned "Miss rh'itona", latest hobby. But, of course, you Joe was stationed until 1960. at their 4th of July Celebration Her family went with them, for and will be in the Parade In know all about that.' Indeed I did, for Just the night in 1956 little Laura was born. IJeltona's 10th Birthday In 1960. Joe was sent to Celebration this week-end. She before, we had attended the showing of "The Ghost Train", Baurnberg. Germany with is a Junior at the I)eLand Sr. liv the DeBary Players, Inc., in Division and Anna went with High and witS accepted in to the Center of h:m.whIk'I)erfOlkstoOkCareOf 'Anchors", sponsored by the Ume Communit • I .eBary, and had seen Ann pia) itt1e L0ii Punt club of I)eLand. i)UringUwU-iTt'CyCar5fleWc5 . -_________________e rs the Lead, "Julia". My, what a ______ ______________________ Anna worked in stationed here, performance. " r Professionals have nothing on a bank in Germany until little 11 11 her Ann and the other players. Too Shawn was born. During bad they don't receive a pro's stay here, Anna collected nian'. salary. - .or charge a dmission sets of German made cups and saucers which are her pride and prices of Broadway. - 'How does a young woman joy today. - : - .7_ As -9 - DeBars P1aers 'Ghost Train,"uth with Together photographer . Charlie P - -, - ff to intmiew. next. , -.fz ,;~ ". -4 Arl . zi '= 1 - and checking account. Here was a w-ornian to knou, nvre of Dellolla. '' - Z1.T, Once ulfsol cm tumni.' there itcis cm fellow icalklmig down the stret' I telling ci friend that he could edit the local newspaper lx' tier tliiumi the editor. liii' editor heard a bout the remark cmii ('1141 Ilengeml his critic to spend the day lit timi' editor's desk, 'ho' i-rUn' (fill. When it was over the man's ('lit) of rt'slwi for -t the editor was running oi'er, liii' critic Im'cmrmwel a great lesson tie never forgot. It was Abraham I .inc'oln I believe, who said that cmv lawyer who tries to represent himself has a fool for it clk'nit It's Ito' same %% Ill, selling )'our home, People (14) sell tht'im- home without the services of a professional real estate broker quite frequently. But the hook is lull of tm- i guc stories about some homneowners who tried to sell cm rot coiiiplt'te the transaction on their own deal. l.t lock cit sum.' of the pitfalls soil might stumble Into trs ing to hcmndli' the scmli' cci your own house, When )'Oii put cult that sign, ''For Sole hr Owner,'' you might ;ms well put another one out that reads, ''Curosity Seekers Invited,'' Your doorbell will he rung time and time again by folks scho have no intention of boring, by people who want to know what type of furniture you have, and those who think you have 110 idea of ichat s- our home is worth and you might be asking a ''dmstrt'sseti'' price for It. . ____ president of t1le Fir-st Bank N S1'I-:NSTIIOM Si, uuii'vm' ulec'iile'cI to omit your house on the mimarku't I That's only first du'eisluimi of ninny you're going 1(1 have to make. 'liii' next on.' you'll hni'i' to make is it bet her to engo g c the su'r%it-,s cut cm m cal m'stcitc' htek,'r ii ti ti- s cumuil sell it I '. r ii! liii' 'I mt ..urmt',' torn- ruIst c-of-way s ri'twrd by tIc.' tmilssioni'rs voted '' tit tt,i 1 minty Th s Ira t fir lu showdown Nov ¶1 t,rrrierru'nt will hi- initiated ic ""`"M,?, when Ill" 41 Wo I ref liii' st,rj ci q the I't 11 ge'ns'r at imning Ixmnrd decision migimlrmst smi1Ficirmt vc.hsr,ilor trill it"' jml:innm'il unit development r rent lug lilt- need and when U. i I'11th was re'colved by it r ounity indu- ah'q the r'' ecsIty umarrow :1-2 Iip$mr(lvaI iii the f'r.mir-lcinin will nlv. lndudr proixecal driragi' l;mnes ;is well as a 11i l':iiilw-ri group offered v'elersul ion arid ijerelprjmti,,r '.emnue' cittmu'nvlmne,it.c to their First lane's tre$tw.'.itnri that liii p.r J'.ri.itcori .f thre -m'-I&,I sit. 'rs.mtliri4: mlii. ' on the favorable uI Ii ;ui'us P41(t) Ii. Ibe S"urii.Iu' rIe'm'iirmn; 'fla'sm' ,mnimqoluients County Itociril of Mutation ar' imirlimih'd four Ianing I ske ;uls', iridiratt'd ,in the I'LiiMarl Ihiliv;ircI from tIme' tmi,rs master plan Thc'sc sites have Ibat imrn e'rmtrinuu e eastward to been rev it'weq and approv ed bmn'cm'm',m problems, liii' I-I inmtere'tmange with rumor.' previously, by s - hool offmrlal.s J'.'niling ;muept.irnr. by the hool U041ru1 will follow a ' i . u.'. mew by sthte hool r.f1iiiils, ( L I 1110 S 'i i the fir,-;I cmii' to be deecti'rl ii, the' ',' tcr.u.l B..arcj within 1 clays •iftu'r J'tJfi ;'ppliratir.n to Uim, rounty ,rcning hitar(i. Two ext "h'uientaty and (one rnuhll.' cur.' projected for u-w. 1'I I) prrcfx'rty, with the ;u tua It LO VISE 'ISE i - (;11 .1, 11w, tmappm'ns you only think as humldin1's to be frsnstru(- terj on a UAI I'll's loin 1-:coliomics Agrtil yourself, - Ii 1111.1. S4 , 011 I'I I lrcitlmrm.t iii.' P(IP mimilliorm I' a it i miii- t I; n t v t p r I s :' s I )t'i'i'Iopn it'nt planned For tIme' acres rwar l.zikr' Mars' Boulevard and 1$ remel reel of lilt- Se'iiilriulc' iplirleVol 'nunt y ( 'emitimsil sslon and is finally ' miff :unt$ rmmniming ' ' i-mum's all Iii" plot op. ImrutoI'i amid mrm'liimminory larol tic.' arid 'thur rce , v'';mr ;ip lwaraw ., Ieu'fu,rp liii. e-ounml /onini' ;mnel planning txmrrl, In'f.ure time mmlii mmmii' #.(,I,. strurilmmn Is started expcu-tm'iI early 1973 barring any mm - Eas y t 11%.111.1 I / kindness, her business-like manner and her knowledge of - Is No It 11 Nam -Oft her my se be E to a chair °Zar --and will take ire t _________ - r '1 _________________ -- . --. /,j T - S elling Home ____ uchavnmant t __ MON MWINErw '" W V"""""' Proposal Is Amended S "or —* -,-.,o VM%' Page 10 ) \'t ice-Prccident -' - —1 PUD After Planners Initial I ç .M. -. r_~ - .- EstotosGordengng.oecoroijng A. - -- Heathrow Finally 'Off And Runn'Ding' County Commission Approves - _______ p a very retty young ffirl-all) LL ' - Chicago. A I entered the door. I u• _______ ed and looked atxut. trying to to whn I houId go, ...jl then suddenly . I heard a — pIcaSaflt % OICC.SI). Ma itw . - Auiui ll('ali' AbOut . 'N L --, 71 ;; O' ~i~~ ~ ~~ CLIFF JORDAN / ' L'IMY II,,, - ......... Copley News $er,c. — 17.92 - 1 BLOCK NORTH OF DOG TRACK - -5 - &: a- ROAD �-_- --- 4- 0 0 s-. -, -' - - .,.- I. __: - - Court Will Hear Sewage Baffle Real Estate Si'iz By Developer N. " I 'Cluster - i little land is avai N in '. F and suburban areas W ed. And ht where fl S can be obtained IS so CX1WflIVe that his no longer possible for people to build the little dream hOUst or %'Cfl a reasonable facsimile ° " ' ookic cutter architecture crumbling on the drawing boards of housing developmenta In 1,11mg clusters into the terrain hnUS achieve maximum the landscape using a minimum of land. more emphasis has been put on variety Rut selling Americans on cluster housing is a slo pro N'5. comments land developer Jerome Snyder of Los Angeles. known for his housing ver- * In fact Snyder comments. "it is not even profitable for builders to build single family homes because of the high cost of land and its development a i er s e e r s% st ems develop' 1-An C1nl. streets ments of the 16 he is engaged , are smelt' famii houses nrpani7ed his Str.-th". 4 20 ml he when compan' the fontteps of hi'lowing in father, a smafl building con -. -- - '' ------------ 0 - . -. '' 1an Pc'P' 4.iet rcdv : --"=--r — = up the Ame'icafl dream gm the vine-covered Cape house c'odcottiige%ki it, pIekt't1' It. trnr'tnr Earlier ht' had re •- - •-•------at' says £ [it'll, I1'. III4IIS r"i" tin not understand cluster Mu' modeled houses and fixed UP s. but he says he hated backyar d a development of houses ing Last two decades in' In the it built together sometimes with has twill every kind of home a common hreelewa%. garage ranlS1iCt ion was ranging from single fniil uh ; ni1 r . un , i. :ilu't' 'I11t or '.alf'- ho! v,'ith land that i' di'.isir,s It , Itur' u' - t';r f.'r: (-orisUmma t('ci by h e 1 tor Assc,cl:it(- and shared in cvt'roflt' \ou own apartments. but W ears ago he General Manager Julian L. Stenstrom of your own house and pay your isn't really a was already being acclaimed own mortgage It ,/ Stenstrom Realtors, Sanford. for his hold decisions idea The Romans used a ne Three 'ears ago he em similar housing principle in the S harked on a joint venture in 6th rent urs I 1.f~ -.= __ the hotel _tu'using with Loews. ____ A_A the is \'et cluster housing and theatre chain. conc'cntrat next best thing to the single ing more on moderate-price ' -Icumily home Snyder corn you dont housing Their first venture was L menU- even though z;voiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii r _: -_ h.-ve vout own backyard The a 2,000 single family townhouse " .t / nine Ne England cluster of / neu housing style acc'ommo dales not only environmental style villages Village Greens not required a single itil problems hut the saving on on Staten Island Ii'. A\I)'I 1.A1. As a land developer however. o'er tilt prurtier usually will land investment provides more OWNER TRANSFERRED At' rw%teiIturrs suffice But with tvm;it'red house for less mone And a Snydem considers himself in a fiv c',iIst' tiardinuard has it vt'r'v risks business because hardtnu.rd, used outdoors and real bonus for the moderateThus cistom deslQnt'd 4 bdrm 2 bath Purirnt' is Irvety in tinder (I.'Ii'.t' urhirt : without rain wiert z1muil'!urf resist:inrr anti there are more areas tamil mna he the coun mortified Spanish design add' n'c I anti has 00 knifl Ic uthi"? nutu ground utilities and the like tL4rdilt.- •n titsirid P.0 mr -club atmosphere t'),I charm In this 2 yr old home ml im;n'rfertions it I. of ten coats of regtihsr paint should 1w than there were two decades it's caupped with central heat & air arid Is also carpeen - 'This i it whole new housing assumed that it does not 4t' ago in which to make mistakes used over the primer t Lake is nestled behind the 104 x 140 lot, PLUS game he ohst'r.'es "the first quire a primer runt pri-lim' But he accepts the challenge for Thus beau?', in. located in Cssett*rr', - close In all in more than it century Cluster ruir It painting In some cases. hardhoard 15 housing has been popular in En,', esthetic' rewards the blend the Giuwl sealing 1)'. Lt primer i' Inrtnry-prinwd Voull knmo'. ii gland f or hundreds of years, but ing of land and houses into a co pet FINANCING ntresir tt prevent unt".'('n tu'c'1iLls(- lht' (UIIt't it'lls you si i wasn't rcnlh accepted in the beautiful countryside eoIMMETE OCCUPANCY 't) absorption of the top u14t Muit is marked ttumt was and it I'nited Suites In protecting the ''In cluster housing people itu' primer ~NLS Inc u tif it-n used as will cost a littlt more than the environment and creating more Call Today! Sr. are latex paints Many 11 nonprimeci material When fat'- open space it can enhance the have advantages in groups ttwZE enamel undt'rc-uatt'r tinti Viltnugbt not he able to afford mdi' tairv -primed taardboard IS deli'. c'c,untrvsidc and be developed i '.-idwilf as single family home neilu air alvtl'ttase' primers and ered ti your tunnu' inspt'c-t people can afford A V'Imer owners. he observes ''For ex t-lers aica art saIistac'Iuir. cart-full', it' st' - wtit'ltwr ntis housing design is good cluster iotes :Inc. ample a enuntrs-clUb atmo[,'lilt paints senia-gloss and tin' primer has been damaged wi th in ui 14 houses an acre sphere can provide tennis golf. gloss t'mutiivl'- and similar t pe5 in handling U! ii; u-ua,uls. stauld tic t it- UUI acreage left lot natural rccrt'a swimming pools saunas picnic TRI-COUNTY SPECIALISTS primers even ttauiugti thus iii titin areas as areas baseball diamonds and utiart' millions even child tins care centers SERVING a hove SituP seating pruju'rtlt'S with Although there it prime If SO, spot OR ANGE — SEMINOLE BREVARD With Itit- standard type (if suitable senla'r before applying of acres of undeveloped land an bring large acreage set aside much cannot tu,rdtivard Uf'ul indoors where for the purpose" 719-721 E. HWY. 436, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS the finishing coo' The samt the United suites nmituri r-srtaIit'e IS utIlit'd for housing bec-tiust' sitting thing goes it you shUld mar the he' Then too. some moderate their tiardboarcl when putting it up tat people must live near otherwise working On it When then- are any irregu (antics in tin' primer ciaat I rut your fingers over it after it has drieds. sand it lightly be'kira' applying Liii' inp coat This is especialls important when the final runt is ill hi' glL)s' enamel r-,_1,._ 'I Boosted working together to 5iflC design for the price $2 00045000 bracket get the that hous even have inten° land. he points out And he pporl nnrmafl% are found only in cx ° his P" beamed ca with architects whom be finds pensive homes eflsItlVC of all thedral ceilings- balconies, Pmthe most Rut it a1 place pits. bathrooms with car- fescional rr pets marble top vanities. fli- takes lime, he says P'or 'rescent lighting ample tour architects took go ear and a half to design Cor, cludt windows that • countertop' in kitchens rdo Shores. a 1,500 oeeans commodate the vicwinR of condominium in California who must supervise mnthc Although Snyder has eonce children trateti on California in his WhereaS 15 years ago an enareas Art ne gineer would cut the land U in velnpmeflts being explored In addition i. little lots, plop houses on them the project in Staten Isand and pu: up a 'for sale sign, they re developing in it is all team work and 'looking Rt JIUIuuI4I engitandwaN'N, tie neer' builders interior Question Box Housing -------------------------------- ____ ------- (Jihlities Con Mnitlsnul h filed a ('irrul! tag porstioru ("uhf silt requestlfl the court AfttttIfPflt p1int hi 9ei11fl° to dpc-klt' If Mahtlr"', I- 'liti'tn I have 'aihod ]list about evers real estate office' in Senitniofe ('u'iufl(y to try and lot- ate an acre out in the country that I could bus, Not one single agenev had one Were (hey 1 fli' t'- ibis''. "('I',' Is 1II1K soua ilic tenth. Sninli as uv isl Kr u'.t a boct a% hard to (Inst a% the pros erhial ha sta k needle. The acreage is there', all right, beat owners of lras'ts ranging from Ut and 20 acre's on amp are not Interested in selling Just one acre when a developer might come along anal want a rectangular shaped plete of proper without an acre' cot out of it here anti there ' is I — Thortksgiviri9 Happiness - I :'.'', - :ar fl,I! , ;n Own Your Own Home fit' C''tit'! i Lest Eighth Street and Elliott Avenue iii -Sa liford's Mayfair section was recently sold by ilr Attorney t tic! Mrs ', 1 1 miLI:i t enistrom to N . 3uilding Tops $180 Million 0 - i. Jrnuld top the $1 P.11 million mark in nLru flhIflOht Counts by 1972 year end, If current trends contmnu" If this mark is met, It will Lw a rim of 5f1 per cent over fluprevious record 'rur of 1!171. Aparinient complexes. motels and nr' homes is the name of the game in Altanrnnte Springs which has breli settin recorct ui nut hiiflding sinrt- word was unnnwired of federal funding for as sewer s stem in 19 Of course, since flint trnir (Lu' cIty has acquired two privately-owned sewer svstt!ms, San Sebastian and Spring Valley government numt'y It expand Its present 1.2 million iddlUunnl government mtme to expand Iti. present 1.2 mlthon gallon per day rapacity main plant to. .2 n,illtnn tuitions i — ' - - 831•6900 — Triples In Size Through thu first 1(1 months of thevent - thi estimated now It' have Ii population of 1,(NKi. up from the li'si(l census figure iii 4,SIXI. is.cued building permits valued tit riP. It S IIrfle To Plant Ryegrass In Cklnbcr, Althmofltf- issueti 301 permits for value of $,3,475. Included were 75 single family dwellings valued at ,4O2,R1KI. Son( 219 of these were in Spring Oaks, In addition it permit was issued for Studio North Apartnietil' worth $1.1 million Altamonte'.-, new ronstructrnfl exceeds b sonic $BIMIJKX that seen in the uinncurportated areas of the rouiit which is aim Iwving a ret-urd year. Nev huildaig in the areas gverne'd by the Board of Counts C'otnmissitiiwrs through timi' first 11 niirnths of the )PL totals $57,Oft.2E It (mrUitx'r, the cnuntv' planning and zoning office 4K4,:tth inpermits for m' building vulued lit iurd chidm 1I new hinnes with S:1,7K4.75 Sonic persons like the up- - \ AitIIEItS (Olt'I'1t It'. David i's utli Extension Agent No'.% is the two to overseed sour iziwim with ryt'gruss if you New Building Amazing Amazing is tin- rmv building going on in the c-lties of iatgwood and (Iviedo which hove lu St'Wtfl systefith l,ngwood, however, along with Altnn,rmtt' u pursuing tideral money Im a .aiIitHry sewer svstvflm which hums het!! it tar p1annifl stiti'es fur mitniost twu years 137.4144 worth Through (irtnb't. ljmi'W(MId had issued bui1ding priniti., miunt!y sirigit- famil%. hoimies During lust iith's 3(-thi period, permits valued nI £1.412.02 were pi:krd ii Of this nunitier M were for homes valued 'it In Oviedo. IG singlu' famIly permits were issued 10 O( . tcber for value of $34'J,5O() to bring total newbuilding fin liiii..inith period to $2.992.778 Acth'it continued at it high level in the City of Sanford. Witt) $U,2:440 in new construction seen through (i'tohet lia.it nn: I 41 ;itigk family permits were issued for value of out of (lit' 310 permits picked u for value of - ,O9G , WudeI Springs laid on "off'' month in an "on'' year in 61, single family permits wert' tssue(t for a t-:Wber 'nni ' c21197.000 For flu- 10 month pe'ruud, nv coüttUt'titfli ralutarli art- valued at $1o.o19.GULP.fl. The village tw'cmu;it' ii rit in I9'2 with adoption of a tie of twu territory extending U' flitcharter aund itntii'ittiflhi 0viedt' cc' lint'. With municipal iirquisitlufl of the water-sewer utiltt 3tcrn o;ttrutmfll' within cii'. bounds, t-unstrut'tiun jil'uu tit'iiv. iii asseltit!rry where 94 pernitth wert' iued c'tUflUt Ls1 month for vzihw of $1,276,017 to brinhi the vent's bulldrnii $6,8.th.5(W for the first Wmoflttth. ti wt.ul of Ctistructut1fl starts were seen in (letober in CsclLwrr 1 titifi II' !1i;tuliiflh iii Sun Sulito '.-ulut'd at *942.001 4S sinhilt litiniby tmtimnitt worth' want it green town all winter It si-grass should Lu' seeded just its tilt pent uinent grass is lu-ruining dormant. Si't'ul beti prepariatiuin, fertilization and v.'awrini: art, Important aitiul nuis spell the difference- between success or failure First the lawn should 1w itsowed at 2 mches anti rirked to rentovu clippings and leaves Then tippis 1' lbs of 11-4-9 or 12 pounds ut F'-4-4. per 1.0(10 squarebeet its much fertilizer Ili time of seeding is harmful Sow ttit' etntl Ili two directions for best l-nvuri'gr then rake the ground lightly to make sure (hit' seed comes Ili contact scitti 11w sail. The' st'edii ratu for ryegmass V ar it'S tit'P" iidiia j, tilt the sparseness Of the lawn, (hi bare ground. SIIIA 1(1-15 POUtids pent LINHI square- feet Sparse lawn, 5-Iii pounds ain.i on it goad lawn SOY' 1.5 juiiuth' per IIKMI square f t.'t't Witter should lit- tip;)lit'd twice ii this until till seedlings art' well i'statd istut'ct - L yt- griass get. niunatt-s quilt' quickly when ttit'rt- is lith!qutILt moisture After tiff- i!rta'- i' taper off on the watering To ti&tiifltaifl liut)d ciulut. fertilize,ain v ith the- satin' fertilizer in twisrnInrf' of htirdtuiard and di' not wish U) change its color Others using it in Iaundr rooms or as wuirktut'ncti tops te'tl that painting is not nec-es sari Both groups are advised that the application of it penetrating wuwad scaler will stl the ha rdliunrd for prnt('( tion against dirt and grease The penetrating sealer is good ticrouse- it does tat build up a surface film which could tn sw-ratt-hed or Warn away A-~_;:: I- 11 When repainting barth' I arc! 11)1 low the so mt practice, o' with natural wood That is if the- original paint surface is in good condition all that a, neres sors is Us remove all dirt and smooth surfat" with the good Hernt'niber t hat peeling paint Is is sigi: Iii rtnucstut' Thatsource ii! this moisture simuld Ili, located and eliminated be' it. me' re-pa intl ng other w ise' s'niu'll have to dip that' jut' oh again in a few nwfltits Vol t'itio't of Antis Long helpful booklets, -Using hard tutiard Around the Home ' or 'Pain! \'uuT hloust' Insith- and Out ' send 30 cents and a lung It -adult riseti ense' lupi- It Know -flow. PC) Box 477 Huntington. N \' 11741 Be rairt' - to stu!t-it which toiuIJt'! I Intl ' lIl ttLv'nr i' tinct $'4jlI, .tkr ing W 4)IIARIIV t'i fliC %fl0r UI iDw&, tfl5 lt pool, too' EU,gIfl' 4I!Ct1ItetIuF. but" for jfl 2 'a,, 1 "jf"i1J # U'OD Cttii prinps otfie 131 Fling attim"" U4 •, -- - "' L ' Grill Your Steaks . '.. ,''t' ¶' -a' i Singer eIftCtriC turnui. A a lot o f other Ihr'tps tco L ,• U's I .r.s:1t. incxpentv'. • YOU don't nt'' Ic' take care 4i i. ,d1r'? 115 Uf!. - eti:P. ,,, Suon to San9ur air conaIt,c)n' an/lime you want !t And itt as clepftndat)le a' --' 1* as sale as any cieCtruc appiffln j ''' '(F' ;n you: hume ,, It -live ut a call or come I. "i We'll tell y arid ee u '-e '.u' — . to keep your baby matte' 'I' u r,'ue — . :~. 0' won)ot r rl_ ,~"~ , "! 7711 1 Z Whatsca'and qiJet aid nice and warm? // ''' '-'/ Ii JJ Ma' b..j1 ,I'C Still wW 000 Sqe ,I!tO tilt" b . - to ii It a or the 411 sit" .A. , Lord & Taylor of Ne' m'ork and fine art from a private collection tee bass-fishing lakes sauna baths, a me well, that's just the beginning room and - Pt it 'LrrJ S drive from downtown Orlando — — just a 15 mnute .-...., • tJ,ort out M I Iiii lp - .p-1, rr - e,ci.s eiy, for bmc romrrnt,t ri - Administration endorse or - 't 'oL' pay it, ,nu tiTh UJ" P'I' I tj- $fi(( St m:ranbouttvard SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING r p.sjAin ,, I n4,m I - 'I of till- largest in the liii.' . the i lawihuarin' with thirt'" Iu'elruai;as, two-anal one-half baths Thi' I lawttiorne txmsts f i t faintly room anal garage pius mnit storage spa (e ansi aIndci lnrg.- u-losets , "'- i 'i,. (Hi' 'lii'- I I;iwthorn" titis eXpiis4"i t-;ift.'rs at its entry way lt'tadumitt tntui (lie- foyer, complete with ;si'.s di-r rw'iti 'flit' kitchen is a dc-light with it,s own pantry. and lauiily iiie'tiits'rs ran enjoy the lar ip' se;a;i rti ti' di iii n g tinil 1iiinil rusu rims lI'itY Call 44I?O9 ,'" i,-- ' , ...mee pt,AI. R - v.p. ru ?rm Goad 3 BIOS Do..iM'' RC 9 '. go M' £5( 0 'i HOMES—REAL ESTATE 5ALE5 A PPRA SI NO ACREAGE COMM E RCJ AL — INDUSTRIAL ' ' , -- - I c. - RtALTOIS s 0 ,' 838-1707 2505. Hwy, 17.92 Fla. - I am planning on casing Q Thermoplastic's are A plastic Ia mimi Ii' on our kitchen those which soften with the tip' counter tops and I have been plication of heat Thermosetshopping around let the materiplastics cannot be reshaped al Our local lumber v,ird hasting tiff are resistart to heat number of different-sale sheets de They are all ma on display flu'rt' are so many by the same manufacturer hut things wrong with the brick one sheet. 2 feet by 5 fe't, costs chimney in aer house that I more than any she-ct of exactly would like to rebuild it Can you the same size The thickness tell me how to do it" appear to be the sortie Why the It is a difficult job A difference in price' What kind calling for skill and knowledge I use" of cement should II should he' done by a prudesA ' \'uur eves are deceiving swnal %ou tine of the sheets proh.iblv ('on you tell rime' s'.hat is one-sixteenth ,If an Q thick, the otner one-thirty advantage's of Lust'the areond of an inch. a difference that board heating" We're having a may not be readily noticed but heating change made in our nevertheless means that one sheet is twice as thick as the The big plus fur hose' A other. For a counter top .apptiboard healing is that uniform cation, choose time thicker kind maintained are' tenhlwr,ItUres The thin type is sjtisfactory for floor to from w all to wall and drawer fronts and other st-rh' hot eliriiin,iting thus ceiling, cal applications spots, chilly corners t old spots, Use a contact cement for bonding the plastic l.mmninate to and drafts' floors It is especial— 1%, good in hum's v. it Ii clii litre-ni, the plywood, t-umpusitiofl tuflurd who can play ian floors that used as the being or whatever is degrees colder base Since, as time name' an. aren't se've'ral roam of the rest than the' plies this cement grips in' is im it stntly upon contact a Sw en Ii ng window s and purtant that the plastic be' posiwalls, and stubhorn doors and tinned carefully os'er thie' base sub' are among the windows before the two parts are put nek Lang's tin ndtns,k pots in A together Pmau'tic',il Ilouti.- I(e'pairs. can he obtained by st-nil which Q - I ala constantly running if g $1 to this ris'wsp_ipvr in (- ti ri tht'rmuupi a slit' ac ross the ter ins if Box 5, Teanec'k N .1 0-4041 I anti titer iii'is('t I ing s hen ru'.ust' -- - - ''' - - p . - h. CONSTRUCTORS I GENERAL CONTRACTORS Commercial, Industrial, Residential Construction in The Florida Area Personalized Ser vice 9:00 'Iii 9:00 - - ii ,, ,- how 1401 (onSIruclOiS sc ii, ilettlittl p,o4e-siE,iu4d Ouldinli It As lion Cenler 5IflUI.ifld'tiJ% ItOIjild Its .*sl P., 1 .6 It I.' P,' I, us 1 a (iiiIJ*t)Od 51 b' lied wi *10v p 434 10 1 , 1 days I s. I-Ia 11,5- s,,.i,i au V ,,it s To. OulidOU IsIS 4 I dwar ii P , Ciero t,w ,t i, iSI rtj and lull Iman'.ard iil ANY AREA INYTYPEHOME tosimr *n'l tII i.'. ato, J, 5 n,av ii .1 F1, 31,1 0 toO,, (h •. I M'' flhil1f)tI4f3ti COMBINED MORTGAGE CO. OPEN 12 NOON TO 6 PM - ,," Sir* 1 ., '.' ,' . - oil' -it' 1 . I Till 11111 1 ' - 141 , ' ' ,. s'a II qSTROM REA '' "Sanford's Sates Leader" , CALL 322-6390 FOR FREE ESTIMATE Li1etTi p4vC. H.IlI"f')" ' Av'v' A'.W slitting doors opening onto the 'r't'fl porch IP)U? APf'5 ,rlii?tl A,.. CAll MSf1 List projects What's the' difference between the two" Nesss(eaIUreS ( ,stI bYSI NGE R •flt1I' p4.vfic, CP' 5,0! tSI Al' CALLCOLLECT - NO OBLIGATION - nu humt reflects tftt' \ L" "4 CASH WE PAY QUICK CASH FOR EQUITY IN HOMES I ' __A pEat t tht AifamDttIr svis F' Y ang about plastic do-it-yourself its A'slfl' l.,'sN( Pl'jt '1, T Privacy i ' ' Roy ,, ~' t 1 PWII-MIA lM) all bak OR EQUITY IN YOUR HOME, we pay costs! ayments all late charges, all closing If you are thinking of moving for any rear ¶oda Condo cnlil Plan For ru , l 0- IF ready! Having Financial Problems? We ac 'e f. merica move when ._ . z' ( M•'f"• " On Counter Tops ' -' ' S'la 13$ ) SMS , - ts , Ad le" L'Al winslow chiutti'rs - '. ' p1,_SI ,a,,,.,a Use Thick Plastic ANS. iak" Mars flear ANS: When you gase the salesman your check for Plcnt really an "earnest money deposit." $2,000 as a binder it gave' you The salesman turned the cheek into the broker who then deposited the' $2,000 in his a receipt for it. The broker Florida the ac-cording to trust escrow account. Every broker, It Real FMatt' Code, must maintain a trust escrow account. presents the broker can be utilized for no other purpose- This from co-mingling our binder or earnest money deposit with his own funds or other funds- Your $2,000 remained In the he wrote brokers trust escrow account until the closing when your behalf on his own $2,000 check to be used at the closing AD) misuse of an earnest monr' deposit would result In a Florida Real Estate broker having his license revoked by the commission. ou ' -- l,,D1 0 IF ASH FOR EQUITY IN YOUR HOME NOW, and all of a sudden mobile rome me disco'.er The Forest Created ' ; Being transferred within 90 days? We pdy lying takes on a whole new dimension ' Harvest of Horn I - all deep in a Florida forest ' Thanksgiving -' - - to Real Estate U you have a real estate question mail It Herald, Sanford, FIn. 32771 No ninnies The Sanford will be used- pools, an authentic grass lawn-bowling COurt - the Fur ts'ptt'tml inode'ls ls,,,,sr iIii'ktirs lt:ans'an antI doubt. contact pour nearest NBA office. ', - fl art Ø.9l tot 10t ljr,(2a i'veTuIflUS C,000 ctr' O" rnstdr ID neip iu1 Ist,st t,t 5 ,1' unt1 ,ntl JYO C,ifl t4itørnofltr Sp'nu. f qt- til 2Jt2 home .inul ruiiiniunity-tuting iiIt flthe'rt cit'ul i-r.ink \lackle'. assisted in their brother have Elliott, now ri'tirett i built more than 2,011 hoities iii Florida, 'I'hesi' new home designs are the -uliuination of that t'!perieflct'. approve certain building contractors' A. Ikfifllted) not. The SB/I never puts an official 'stamp of approval" on any cont,rartor. This is a partlt'ulimri) important point to remember, as there is now a rash of unethical contractors throughout the customers they are approved or country telling prospective appointed by the SHA. Implying they are above their cornpe'titurs. This is especially prrs'alaat In disaster areas. If in from . - - In more than 3 sears, (lie' -. Q. Does the Small [justness Surround it with a Lloyd Clifton 18-hole mr-golf course. Hair-Tru tennis courts, chamPiOflSfliP shuffieboard cout ft ''- , :' ' iev, Start with a half -rnWori dollar NtIs Schwe i zer cedar clubhouse Decorate it with furnishing- :)ILA',:u) 10,01! r i to date - •iO iso' sgt or I44 "'." --' mobile home r:r.'t' Completely finished With atmosphere and amenities that reac= far be'ord ar',''fl2 at1emt&d in rTtenca It .,.,;-- ' -' nd F,nec*W Anot her in tIn' new liuiiie' lint' Ilas'. tiarne' highlight u'int' of is tIia' Is'. o Is-alrtn'iii t'.'. o bath (lii' styli's ,us ailable lii new l'ltoia.t residents 'l'lae' range I likorv s'.h Ii lii:' S'.'. iritihlilt doors into :a t'$) '.ivt'r kflu'twn, iii jat'iu's' (ruin $2l,liti to $'I8,,410, The .hiiniper fit-is till tuletil atiul it pas-thirii bar from (Iii.' arrang('uimu'nt s'. it ii '.s nih .tum kilu'hi'um Ii, liii' a'rt't'ui porch. closet. separate tituting. area, 'Li,a'r''s a storage area in (Ii.nt)unttant stortigi' and e'ea'.eri'el carport anti a large walk-in e'lost't iii I lie uii;iste'r he'elrO(InIi t'uitrv '.'. ti'. '.'.itli all the tiC'.% l)tltiii,i AS 'ho' thu-c' lw,irwiii, one-awlinaule'ls. the Juniper features u,iu-'h;ill'hath lttanyans large include central heating utticted conditioning. fully entry Iioritm opens intia a we'llfor aimelt'signt'iI living area unit kitcarpeted ml eriur . i'e mum 'Ime'ti It-aturmug a breakfast area bathroom floors, '.insl kitchen ;iss4hmrii counter to the floors, silent switches, cedar, anti reeuu jrt'ii i'hi&' honiat' - S lined closets umnut elecortitivi' sr .t-jtmrtttt- li in tig rounit has Autuimin not uiil marks the 'liange' of u'iSIlts but Liii' iutr,shti'tmiail of 1 new home models bert' Nov ' h the Mciu'kle brothers-led l'ituana ('orluiratton, I iLl ,'I' ON A. I-i .A fk'ar lAIR: ('aiWit). Assuming the propert) is situated in Seminole You may not be able to get a the real estate man is right. are going to II that You permit. County regulations require . (IU we'll and put down a build a home and install a septic tank square feet with 200 front fret must ha% e a minimum of 40.000 to, accepted by the on a road which has been dedicated Count). So, before )OU bU) ('ount) and maintained b the check first with the Count) I'lannlng and Zoning office. areas Prime then paint I' to gret-se No primer in. required al. sanding the edges to form it tnt t'I Del na New Home t I recently purchased a home in Seminole County from a Sanford re-al estate company When I signed the contract they asked me for a binder of $2.000. When me sat down with the sellers for the closing the salesman who bandied the transaction gave the closing agent his broker's check for $2,000 I was a bit surprised because I thought the salesman and his broker were supposed to hold my $2,000 check What's to keep the salesman and the broker from using my $2,000 of from the time Icontracted to bus' the property and the time - ('otii!TItlImi'V. Mackle Brothers Introduce - closing 111 - 3 Editor: - But if the point a peeling in spot,,. remove' all Loose rnateri no.11' _ o \I - Lditor' I was considering the purchase of a piece of property with dimensions of 175 by 175, I have been told by a local real estate man that if I buy this lot I might not be able to get it building permit to construct the home my wife and I are planninc to build Could this be true" If so, why' IJIH - C, Cale mini Gallerg F w~ L iiigw r nt'qak ti'iifh t)!,'thuI;iv :it iP n in' I P Ill' 1 1 111 q'l to 11141' Ituaiit'Itt' 'I'\V() iEI)R()(M. two lititli "lIiekflt'" iIiI1t'I i ell(' III I ill a iii''. inc id i' I't 'ii hi ii II 11)11 hollies %lttt'O(htC('It Liv The' t)cttntilt ('t)Elb)l'ttt hliil(tvl"s tl1tttt t'i)lflttltII%jtV In tilfl(' ati this MT First of all, the probahilits I% that the hand the mobile home was placed on sac not ;oned T-I in the Counti. Mobile homes can be placed on properti zoned other than 1-1 but a permit must he obtained first from the Seminole ('aunt) Planning and 7oning Board. The permit can be valid for up to 24 months. When the permit expires the owner of the mobile home either must mosu' the mobile home off the proper( tit must "permanentlie" the home h building around it and ii'. er it. Naturalls, the cu net must has e the proper permits from the count) if the prnpert is not In an Incorporated municipality . flnalI, power companies are not allowed In Install electrical supply service to a residence of ani kind unless proper permits have been Issued, — Ilk L'O''5A ITI.' - I 'I , ,,III., tear , - 0 " — A Ira-nd .4 into. Li, ti hi a mobile home and tint it nm\ ott to it stIr' on it large tract of land Alter having a septic tank antalleti ani a well 1ui '.7w 1is,',sered she cmli not gel power to the site without a pennit from the Count., Why did she need a permit when the mobile home was tar from c"t'rys'nc" Ml'. Sanford IN Lt ft The ItIPA In the (mm qewagP ai bounded by treat to ,a-pnte4 Inniglewooti St,MhVlSI(Wi at the (mange County line on the mouth utility's trejtrnCn' plant. h SernM'flft RouIeval'd WI 17Ie i Iris, ateil in Serrilnolfi ('rtnIntyF raIlrofl'l ihe law stilt cleveloperl after cait and north and by tracks on the west. EngIit lila city utility declined to At. Sewage from the for Tnngla%e4't c.ssge e',fle4!rtd by ".1,1 Woods area i 'r" utu,'-nh and pemWe'd tItiIttletS Mafthnd fndbln at into ti.p city's plant r,ffriait i aty ',lnItlaisrl Hills. r,.neraj WatefwT' waInthfl the Tan lit lewrtod prisnAthet (menge County utilit'/ tr'vetopinflt is not within It-s t. 'rç11W orlwl4S water in '1't t$rn.I.' ervir' urn' '$ t t'smt baaSill 1t(j agreement with Semfoni" TanØeWrl'(l, traukl not p(fW14e sewef set ("'inty, mit Maitland t1tilitie5 •11re1 too I orporatiem trintnd it I I 'st's. '-ii (minty. (imange County city. is r.qiiired I ,!t Sanfuisi 'ii te(iTdIflg to the 1q62 agtPfVneflt. thefly will provw 1to a spectfloti 1,,u,g' tre Sout Semfn(4' area hi returfl fo p.tmkSltW1 to fnataifl its sc(rrr fly hUh 1 1, Sur,tr/, - Tti ¶,,j11rfor(i Hr;'t'l cI.1tsPfl THE FOREST j 34 -3413 ,,24 VI LAKE MARt' BLVD. C.sssib,rry, Fla. bREVARD COUNTY (301) 6311140 Terry Johnson C', 0. Be 303 ORANGE I. SEMiNOLE CO, ()0) 134-4411 Bob Maddox - JZ,k - - - -tT*& ::'; - 1CONSTRUCTORS 6,JM rt- ___ /'u '''t' I ' I I,',',' ': ' . - S I,. S ,5 ,' I .'' ' ''" ' -' , I Ae~~ * 2565 Park Drive 322-2420 Realtors -' (a a '0 — _ ___ - - upg I, �- - - - - ---- - - - '- IMP - 10 W __ ' i_ - _ W The Snnfor(J -$t'r.'ilcl .'D- The Santord Herald Sunday, Nov 19. 1972 'Cluster' Housi ng Hard To Sell decades ago in whit'h to make a.- tudd.rs to build single 1nmil -*,\ !t iii Rut he iiccepts th1' high cast ,iisstnk f cifininothites not on!' en- hinw of land and its development-- ,'h:il)en'4 for the eSthetI( vironmental problems. but the flU W\ I' V Ri ;I' Nt.ieature% Writer iokir cutter architecture ts rewards, the blending at land and hisec into 8 heniI(IIIII 'oiintrySl(l' t, 5t saving on land investment seWerSYStetflS. of the 18 provides more house for )e.s On1 two developments d in are singk the drawing 'rumbling h oards of housing developinvills In fitting clusters of ge inane'. And a real bonus for the he is enga maderate.In.cnm(' family may family houses hUses into the terrain to t. orgnniied his Snyder he the enuntrv.ut ,rhieve maximum twauty of cnpany when he was 2(1, ,nnsphere. wlanN'U5lfl a rnlnlmtlm ''This is a whole new housing following in the footsteps of his land. mare emphasis has atne," he observes. ,,the first father, a small building conbeen put on varietv In more than a century. Cluster tractor, Fnrlier he had But selling Americans on housing has been popular in remodeled houses and fixed up cluster housing Is a slow England for hundreds of years, h.aek'nr4s, hut he says he tinted land eomtiwflts process, cb'veloper Jerome Snyder of hut it wasn't really accepted $fl it, 1r the last two decades the United States In protecting has built every kind at home tim Angeles, known for his the environment and creating ranging from single mmii' using versaillity more open spore. It can cuiwlivisions to luxury ocean\lany people aren't ready to enhance the countryside and front apartments. but 20 yearcve up the American dream developed at prices people 'ago he was already being Ili 'use - the vine-covered cape -"-.e !c'r h!s Md decisions c!uter hn;icIn' -I., t.i "n p.s frr tli cntwgL' i ii; 0 design is IOta 14 houses an acre says Then too, many people ree years ago, he emTh with acreage left for natural harked on a joint venture in no understand (-luster recreation areas. housing - a development of millions of housing with liews, the hnte Although there are same together, house' built mind theater chain. eoncommon acres of undeveloped land in the rentrating more on moderateif with iines United States, much cannot be hrt-e7eWmi, garage or walls, but utilized for housing because price housing. Their first v th land that is shared by venture was a .00O single n4nple nu't live near their faitid ti.vnhoui .-luster You tm-n \nHt asci; ori.. Little lanci is m,vmiilattlt' it. our nwr rust miiiil pa union and suburban areas nine New England styli uririgage, It isn't really a nest Greens, where it is needed, and what villages. Village 'k'a The Romans used a Staten Island. can he obtained is so expensive -o,iiilar housing principle in the As ml land developer howevt' that it is no longer possible for ttt century. people Ii build the little dream Snyder cnnsidert. himself Iii a Vet cluster housing - 'is the business tx'cniist house or even a reasonable ver risk next hest thing it, tin' single areasmore art' there facsimile of It, i.imils hoim'' Snyder cone IlU tilt Utilities underground In fart, Snyder comments. "It ittents. 'eveti though you don't %I WiN there l,ke-ttia -------------------Is nOt ('yOU jiritfitohit' for 'flu; nt-u It, 1, L k a . ________ - Jeiii'i ' -- -, ~ . -_ 4V"', -TW - ~~ - I '' ) xwqqk;i~ . 7 THOMAS WILSO N Ill "Just not (lfljfh fllflfl('V rvon I n T he Red 11 1 --- Future No I ----P in DO\", i.s'u.' rig 1 err,l(t • 1 .akt \hmir;n '1 t'rra('t with a and Itetiding Gardens total of 4113 unit_c And tin housing Authurtt is Oil the verge ii! hanktUpte V ltl properties valued n s,782,c+(wI, there t Just not t'iititiltt iI%Ont'% tO cant iflU(' • I Th fir, i- not a bright ant' jq' .mtard housing Auuoru ih'spitt' the best efforts r,' lL t" executive director. 1-1 IT ;r. Wilson Ill %Ir' •uis j%IWi Ili the red and tIt-e;wr ii the mile 11% gn_ $1%I i,uintlil. Wilson told the flt ( 'toniiiissi'in inmulmts night tnt' hart' I'. I'IiIPUgI I umut 'p tin authitirit' stafi - And I tiiu ha vi Ii; work /L ithoul for possihi si tniuttis,'' lit- otidt'(i 'I'iie Authurits was -nt'ated a itlit- linirt' than 211 ears migi unth't it sponsiirshil anti will lt-gli'j.iI Illiltit". ('itt st)lItIi)t ,1111. iiu'nim nivri'i till- tilt cit ulupteti a resolution forwarded if, the h'drr;il ligmit's sthirh is st tin' U.S I tetartineflL at -aiir. anti Urban I teveluput statilsc ii'. belief it tin ii liii itihilu iitiiislti._ I ritui tliiit toitit 11w rit timid tin' respansIIdiit for ap'jut inc ,iu'uiiht'rs tif \utttonit' '1'in10 there art- six ti i'rt'Ut di' ti'1 upu u' n t s ,islh ltnt'tst'r ( 'nurt - W tihutit ]ark ( titirt. I'.tlst mird higgins ( 'ostmifl- \tljctitut 1 err ii'' - fT - - - uiiucti longer. Major prntdcui facing W ikar; is that approved federal monc to, sutnatiiii ojwr.itiui of tin put)li( housing is being held ii utx-yancs-' in Wastiingtna At the 'ord in g t i tinit' . s a liii Wilson, the federal govern merit. th:iiugtm one of IL'. agen('it's. IS offering tin' Authorit y j,(K(t to nrndernl7t M111111 ilIi;iui Clark Court ss-htchi ha' W units and another $301j,00h' ti build a i'iiiiiiiiilfilt S tmi('ilit s ss hi eli uiit'zins a gathering civic renter tvppimir;' ' , tiutitlini' goes ,\utlmrit. this' It Iuiuiirtijit - exmit'tl what hop;,'its Au-ror(liuIg t Wilson in IitT presentation to the CM Cot nius_citum, lit II) would take nt'rshiip a nil apermit .- t lit' housing, hut the leclerul ugenr ciut's utist wish ti take (lVt'T tilt' sv ojifisration 'l'lit- Sminford Housing on- ;r. P4OfTIP% fell " hrt. wii IC' "iflQ ecIe(1OflrO' RA'.I t' R & ER Al OR rr 0 ceuorn' All iwn IS 0 i n front. "P Truly r' rfl T ALL nn- Payments IPI t rA l YO& Pn For the week ending Not 10, ;, total at $(1,91 .190 st-as W t"hbonu' Sprins'., I Id to Wiles I ut Co. Pi 111 7(13, (11 oh r'neartled for real estate eonSt S 'if' I'S Iii the real estate niortgages stegors for the week al I ,ikp izrt- I St Gras er It \ a'.'. Inil atilt nes lii Vt iieo uster mu st de ,12 reported ;I-; it)tal of S6,413.7 to $6,1N&52 for the ,'nnIpa anntor t'f as tnm'.tee $1(.500 Roger Hiehl, single Is; Frank- Martino% and %%Ili, • ,- '•"° '' em S nCC'f ' it' 0" wri an Santa artrfi to IC -teni RtiIU.tI' .S tdl\1 %\ IWC RFALTO 639£ CoiO?tIaI D; O I St nford323-64 thiorit' let- tiuuic itst'l it tie untenable position at not hmuvm i miclt'qiimitt'l beer; funded for tilt present fiscal year" Wilson wrote ti the CIt Cnnmttssinu, 'In on effort to avoid imnhlnt'n: incalvenc I mint attempting I. decrease alit expenses ''The Ctt of Sanford can be at :,sSlsthnrt' , us should we lxgranted a foretworanrt' for ;eivtiit'flts iii lieu of taxes.' V ilsim rontinut'cl. It seem_c that in the original mugreenient 1wtWN'tm the mit% and the authuru - that tin' muuthorit instemul ot mid vmtlont'iiu taxes would pa a let' hiaseti nit revenues I• or • -' __ - A ;I.l*r - k n o. 1 it 41ALIFORFAIA ARCHITECTURE AT A PRICE YOU CAN LIVE WITH 0 Tq W"A . I " - .N -p t,1 I.. :--tj ~.kopp, -. - . ~ - - '' .-.. - L: -- I . :1 _~ As' U ill; 'sr always tht'ughit tin priac tag for California ' JIQ styling was out of sight, you must discover The Terrace Beginning at $24,950, these striking honies are it bold step forward in value and design TheTerrace uimrl jt5siSt4ifl(T us pos.sibl; but not to the !XIlt of waiving I•'II %\ pmiyIiiCflt of tin- let, 1 \1t' eT pointed to thi' tart the t- lt\ a I!, giving the Authorit t'hemipt'r water and sewer rill, ( iinuiussmnt'r A A atiau ncitetl It art all valareti I. sst'r(' levied on the Autluiti'' projx'rt ss;,uld in -olis'rt in S!4'.4 ('i.; :,nnu.il th' L Ti,: (', )rtI _ View The Terrace today FOil - - ,,-&a,rx V C,? ;;p;:. IltiiULA tt- LA\1) CALL CoMPANY 121 t'C'TIi)P' '14PA1*Y ,,.ui -,:MPt'' PU ._z-_ z,:.;s,rr,' %k - ? ' -'• Edwin C. Jamphier and wife F Home Values Outstanding Apartment Complexes Condominiums Planned Developments , - to (mmlix rt I onstr. Inc., (13 \ (*It, $14 5() Griffin i .hi'rr) (,addis and stile Vera ' ' to, lAle E -I /;", -I / -_ ". -, Ti ~ it 040 0*_ Real Estate Transactions Local News Coverage Gardening & Landscaping Hints Decorating Ideas -JIFI ,o, 1'~. L - ,'i J4;7 " ' -1 ' - i ' / / - ' .l.". 0. ''' .;r ° ti N' I anthcflP'°Q VA FMA Con C'4 I • 5 Ti* ItS c;;i'r r)p"f'A B I -,Onur flu ()rItfifl IIIJ Ufl'P t pirmn ;i UIVd lu" -'-Atid tullow PlornAn'i'v ' ti'", ill a liii ,-Slt'(L'u II. Iimirgrovs'. wisiow to Ili:flh S lilt'b,I) itid DQItona Branch. Providence l'arkstotsl('l AS IA 3 Sprws: Oaks, $i,s00. ____ - _______ " .: ,V F Carolina to Bi-tiford E. Atken lt lIt dwct I As It 19111k F. ('hatter Oaks, 19,000. Greater Constr. (rp to Jon - )tt and stile F routes Ii, 1i) 1cssview, $30,900, (rumutt'r ('smnSt, ('rp- to Mexmminl;'r P Tyler and stile Marie M , 112 l,&'a Ave., 5:11,000 Greater Constr. ('rp. to Karl I, S'ttt' mint! wife S irgmnilmu, 11. $31,t1 li',' Ave. LW ____ '' ,':, ' ,' •,. ' d. -- ' -' - ,~, .. I t 'J '1*14 IM111111"I'llivii F BUYING POWER" 'TWELVE STORE ' .- - i . '- - 0 I. - • • ~ I , 1; COMPARISON . WE SPECIAL I ' . OFFERING • '' jt..; SOLO MANUAL STOPS . F lute 16% Flute 8', Flute A' ViOIifl1 T rumpe t, Oboe ACCOMPANIMENT MANUAL STOPS: Melophone ' 'j' , . ' ' ____ .. I ' Viola '. - GENERALS: Rovrbera?.on O Off Vibrato QnQff, T Control, Pedal Volume Control, Variable Reverb Control Variable Vibrato Contfol, Pilot Light, [or Pl,panep jock. k,colored Tabs. Manual BaIonc:Control Tops - 'I' (iuI:(::(J;thO'.0j uii ustoble sutton r.v.b.to.on •At I k d.nyc'uri;wsngroom 1 :svh era d sesoun with 3 (ornslm, of tone h6'8' and 4' v er satility and compl.t•ness anywood comparable .lotgon unmatched today S Al s1311s:sz. pedal CQvm:, extra long pedals for heel and Poe action • All wood ,, ' - OUR LIST PRICE $945 00 ALL 14_ $ I" ,.. 0 '- e'... /u INCLUDES FREE DELIVERY - ro;;; -_ - _ CHILD THE r TERMS NOW YOU CAN GIVE YOU R 'a-. BENEFITS OF MUSIC FOR LESS THAN YOU'VE EVER IMAGINED. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY New Smyrna Beach's Finest Oceanfront Condominium .• WALNUT IN ISPI CONSOLE PIANO 111i FULL SCALE ,~. - - -*ttx - -' 40 ,____~ ~_U-12%.- _ ~ - __ ~:a__-_,_ _. ~__-, ~_ . AU WITH THE WORLD-FAMOUS WURIITZER TONE " BCNCHINCLUD!D 11~_. ,~ "pi 0 / ;).~ 1. ,,.:` ' HOURS Both Stores Open Mon. &Fri,'til 9pm. - - CALL TODAY $ 50,000 9 OPEN DAILY . and Ie lithe at, With - 322-2611 or 831-9993 Extension 40 rxciuuVIE SALES A&ENTS to qual'licO pm,rcPo'.er. ~ Ill ~~ - wr - - - -- : w:.- --a- • '• iii~lllllllllll~~~~ • 601 N. Atlantic Ave. VERN MYERS, INC., Realtor 2295 Lee Rd. • Department OS Winter Park, Fi.irida 22789 0,0 I.( '.,4 /,1' 1.' 1J(/4I -ii '1641 6' 4747 or U - CANNON MUSIC A . pi,%.", IuIPII!1 _4.. .11 1. . 1 . - A--. -3 . - of - of ~ - - Maitland Store Sun 1 to 6 On the Ocean Look in the Sunday Herald _____. -,-----.n- $699 86 Luxury Units With Covered Parking I . . fir i RUDOLPH WURUTZER ,&:, , 1.T A!, ,. I1 A.J.'1~,''I" I .; ,P..# 1 , A II ,q.Jr ~41 ol 1"J, I 0 . W, -. , , No lubrication needed ultra hurd key-. will never curru;sh or yohlot • Fully trorus'ttorzmi S Etru 1ocktfo: tipos sp000rs and ;'o;phonis I [lii lAy unlipm - 1 __ 4 INVITE DO - " ' ______ iiii UoeQ ' . .. , - C&LM ' FRANCHISED DEALERS FOR THOMAS-WURLITZER A '1' '.1' ~ I i4t c - - ____ - .. -- COMPANY MUSIC ', A .' - _--milipw4dimplillillillillitoaal RIO ___ ' ' :'-iX 11"KII - - - -- IIiI ii-111m, \ ' ' Uriurwis; Sul,ig arid BUIlt It, Ilhy11111 - - " . 1k;I . I 1% - "I - _ llir '' '' " & Plaza0 Deltona a- " IP' arae (904) 789 2122 -1 I Its r ,indsttfr Ama P01148 Its I 111 T,uuhtxt intl stilt Ann It & 3, Per 1. Sanford I'. it ie tungwotsl Rd.. Mtld., IA .0 Trot fords Map 1-56-64, to Englishw;'.;ds, $:19,000 Smnlord Atlantic National Bank Kathlt-t-n I. lust, single to $1fl,NI1 Slt'xandt'r M. Vt itmer and stilt' Florence F. Kt'arse, stidumsi tt) Luroth) M. 3Th Francis Ate,. I.mnton Frederick atilt' wife (B- 1.14. herret Lake. $17,200. B C. Sherrod and wilt' Charlotte, 1001W 8th St., l.t 10 & f 9 111k 7 lwkttmirt $3,800 S2 Jurqut'lyn To I.atulrum It I,".ter Larson and wife isn;s.1rcth and wife Elest' H.. 622 Joseph J. WI1lIaimi, to Virginia t'sU-hestt'T I)r,, Glen Arden i29 Varit't Tree Cr.. $11,000. Ilts - $30,000 (', Olstmn and wile Alice IA'ster Cmdbert ('onst. Inc to Henjain , II Iunmmun and wile laflian L. to Vt' ('. Knapp and stile Joy ce vi Ara" Gil - -- tee. i-tYlOV. l $I4I FInanCrq FamlI', Ro' 2 C .F M Ill, - Øøjr, 7 flth, ' WP , r Se Na'is 2 Car / ,, 14 ' - iii P Will ' i , a 1 •4 ' ' Ovit'i, Ft. 9 111k A Crystal Shorts 121 200 William P. IAvelace and wife June. Ft U al to Martin B Stebbins and stile Joanne H,, P011 306 Goldenrsi Hallmark Constr. Co to Rutiwnims Washington. single 110 Scott I Ir S16,t00 Richard II. h'eterson and tulle Juanita J. to Rk hard J. M'oistin anti stilt' Barbara ,5,, a Mal' Carp00q, 2 ide Es a to ('ht".It'r G. lhsstt'fl muuisl -, 5, 50 Itouaid C. l't'll anti wife DianeMmiriaiiiit' 5175 Ilk limits;'11 Ili-lp Corp.. Inc. to Peter M, AGUAP i J) - r ntrai Hftflt ad Ar, Patio. T-;qe D'spnI. Dishwasher and cemiin C&O ii ,ilOQ. pitrd " - 1t! i - 0`111 I / / I ,4im .." I_61 ii. - what fI?ona Hom% qm.% j you: affirl Ist* Fach modi j, / / ' -' Hictillill" Impolft , - , " I l' N ff1 1 If I A\ I P t r I tigis SI ;khi '- itt' :t i t; IYI - . THE LATEST - - ___ 11 I -, X / - ' - _i /'yi I le 1 - 11 1;0,S4-o, , -' I / I /_x hi!' - / . rs;r Ittif Spirit Of fe"riphol"not * / $4 1u00 Tompkins Land Co. Inc. to Hurry E. Gilmore and wife Gladys to Russell SI Talniadge and stile Mary M P011695 l;ke Mary, $4,000, Tompkins Land ('u Inc to Leonard W. Saunders Jr. and is if e June 1. 10418 flickor" C, Orlando, i.t, 139 i'rauistc' d Est. You'll Find... .-- I - James A. Watson and wife P Fred hmtlt'pp mint! lilt 2 it 487, Marilyn (i.. 10426 MI n Ave, Katherine M. Mtht. I4Slt)0, i.t.t 1'railwood F.st.. Orlando 11 - / \ 't ' ims lot' mmiii situ' i1s;s't i Barb sr.i tim 55 mIt; r i' ittimu .in;t wits 1 tm lit' 11 1.!, I,rmmnsls'i;'ss I Hilt) -- s K It SI is iii in N Ii uit&; Harold Shepherd and wife and Harold T. Fues and wife to RusseU C. Pickron and wife $13,900, San Lanta _ , 19 / Grant G Oshurn arut wife Margaret to Ilarstiui K. Swift and it ifs SIt in 1114 Notru acre ut;jcm't "Al', Paine Dr I)as ot lts'iiilt' ansi is ii;' All;'iii' S CnitCt icin by lllv;l, $12,000 _- , De ' - 'p - in. $11 IIl, \ il,in ,4,16 Mill. Jacket Ill.. no add - Iteg. Mll' cor 111k . \ j It 105 Vt .wnli rust (,sildinrnd in1.indo Springs repI Tr 4 I You'll Find... I l(u;ttmilul Vt;diimmmti"s's' I.' Vt; U' 111k It. Oak 11411% e i'nrk. $Ih.000. I 11am';' unit Itm'tt I ,h I I Is-Its nutg grantor'. $l00 II; 111k IfI limit Ii mlains mitisi wits' Vts I lt It 1i;.'mnas G Isutits". I lusti I'll Ilk - %li;,Ikl to lli'ri;ert K F \Iuu I ills;' I r;'s'ne, Wimimiss to I .d EIhingwt;snl and wits' hIait'l I ), Nan, lii;' , P( fl s:ti 1-';'ris '• 1121 Glen Srtlen Wv. $32,800 i It to W :11845' ot 5'; sI .lcssis' H Nelson, si idow :ti 2U-2I 5 'lii' ,t SI Ilti Stephen I- Kmms-ar and stile t nIt - Gust ii - ii Mihireut 55',, 121 Mark Itavimt st N ' dsiw.t \v 4 !~_41 to Halsey B. Pierce and wile Tompkins Itnd Co Ine to John Eggbrecht. Jr mint! wife Carmdith V 10420 hr ( Est., aiIw Orlando, IA 36 $20 000 Tompkins i.msnd Co. to Michael A. Siruanni and wile Taimuiko F, 10419 Sandal Ct., Orlando, IA 145 Trailwood EstLF 120,200 Robert Re&serer and wife .lane ;trd Lloyd &'ruggs, single If) Ro Sweat arid wilt- Marit figF I,i mmlii:.' Primp., lot- .. 1301 Vt. Is;lnni ii l)r (ii laimsim; Ii'. I & 2 - o 0% 'mo "(Si mug- II iitIaiuiI Is mIlk it moon, ~ee n Green , Dachn to Stephen Robe rt 17, n sakos ic 11200(1 MarF. vanta $20,220 0 , eston and tuft' lt on I .She in a home f -.'. 0 . -, "N ,11 01, .%\%f,vt%%il1I-I 1) fl S15,100 Beulah T. :\halt to Kt'nyi;n - I ~ ~ , litoral A. it) rrederivit, B. Cioltilk. " Os erstrt't. $2S,400. INFORMATION an mm stttt'waIk - strtt't light_c - near shopping and sclicmLc WILC() $41,000 - rtico - golf course nearh - centrul heat - fully-Iand.ccaped - Bruce Det'Iin - underground utilities l carpeted fu l disposal dishwasher - garbage ' e Winter Springs, Anne V. Edwards guardian esute Paid L. Vines if) Jane Li'1(i\-L I IN A N ( I\(; .\_0C11 (;t)\\ 12 Patsy G, Nicholson, SIM(M. ) , Rich ansi is ute Pmmtricims W ('msrbiufll' Vt , .\1;pka, S2&h00 Robert M 5mm Dke and stilt' l'tty to .htm II Bennett and stile Eloise, U 2 lix 527 C. 1.55' it'. 1 & 11 111k A Tr. 12 S.mn1;snh Sprigs, $2. ,000 Orville Bliss & wife i)muna to Riviera Contr.. 1 lii Inc.,Suite Rose Court mant to \ - ha .iusselwhite P. Van Ginhovc'n anti ,corge ( i-'s;i'm".t Iit, $3u,Iii1 I':liiis'r S I ut ins' ;;i;'t tt it' lnternnt'l I mnmt Plan, In; to top Miullhii"t \ijms iumg;m mmmii K A Itmisceil Inc., Ut 2 Its 4m (' .ljiili'I wit; 11141,11111111014'.1I III ii'litiUi hmnmia$.1q,400. ; UI; i I Iuuiii' q (ftl.,nmI , rp h; Vt t I it ist ( onstr *1; cai I I; sI & imili' etimni I nii It ii suhner Jr unil wilt l)otiut;s, ;l0 i u-s'onshii'e Ulvit. I It;;i i I \larpim mw;t sil' 1t in Itnotil" I Willimmuui l- iamitse unit wit;' \laumi;'tfl It Sitsi lmitisii to l':;irl F Showets and ('hmun, '10 IlmihImirmI St Vt ult'o ( anstr Co. to David S tThbert Ccn'.trm lion to John 26800 F Nedrost and I Ois e N. Adan and husband to (- $il,,3Il - $40 000 EnglIsh , ' ' Tilt- Cit' Cuiiiniissiofi it; sltrmitu'd It w'tliiniznt'ss to Lx' of ('itunnussiufle? "[FURNiSHED MODEL OPE ~__ I • • IL4 . - - Mill •, ' ' William 11 Wallenfel-k anti \%lit, 0 - Is rtt Wdoll ittentwrg and is tie lani;' i M 1122 Marte Pr,. ApoPLtm', 4,l50 illiam I - (1uinter & As Inc to Robert SI I sib unit st itt' h Mars E., 1005 Timtwrlafl" It, $ i. ,45(1. ' - ' P P , $O,000, Sec 34.21t Bonnie While and husband Grge C. St. Laurent,- trustee .$10,000. Sec &110 James S. Salaciak and stile to David S. Kemp and stife Orlando it ;, ';ui(;;; ii, mi i -_ 1;ordon J lint its it k onti is its' iiiimii I (ii I I llllmal 4.imIts %%Ill. 1111411% 501 I'llilits'll Dorotll\ it) .1111111 G. strollalker 11"ll Corini Ins is; Ihint I .1 I I Ilaytil ltls'ui, $23,N50 I 111411:4, 11`11111\, I' I Paris 11'rederick 1. 111milroi anti %%lie $14 000 Oak Park Hyde Supply Inc. to William I. Rowe and wife, $21 Paradise Point Anne V. Edwards guardian estate Paul L. Vines to Parka lii I ik in .5 ltfflhs tint ml mmmi wife I I I;;.' to .lininiie P Jaeohsen and stile H Di4mfl 2S0 \mirn; a Cr (H I t 10 The ('nh,tnflamIe' . 1,100 an nt 4ti William I Gunter & \ssi to Verner (s. Anderson and utic William Isnecker and wile, . -.n.i to I', & .1 homes In, - 1, 21\ttnm more l anti Orlando, Peterson to Ii 1(1 ann silt" "mall I" , 11(1 " ltnl'4'tt ('I ('launiti mind title III 11. l-hith It to lu'nnic It Citnilots \'ii tt'" As.' , I 1I1i.IO - maId A I lagen mind istir larence W. Fisher to John 1veIace and wife, $14,800. Sunland Estates k l~ , \iuuIr Christine I_ , Co. anti .Shlrle\ 0*17-0 J ,tnd.' Phyllis Richard, executrt c'.tate llexekiah Durham to C . inn euuttI stiri u.it;t IIdi,;ld Johnson and C,, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY e\ I)rc\inlls op%'P(`1k,. t - - j,en Prn •' in 5.infflrO FINANCING ' ' U b.'h hamI'. co vn•t'is1h been reported for lust week iov. 19, Celebrate this It;' I I a lint I I . , ,I 'll %I5% Vt i,utor ltii., Mliii 32.1101, ,\iititi "fill u ii' Vt ItIi'IiOid ,Ianin M l'iirt,'tttelmI ,lr and K1111114't 1% It A;? 1 1,1 , I':iiiiis'Iiu' n to ,lu'pi't Is $Th,li l'nqiin and sitte 1 'k'lors's 1' 101(1 AS C i•:;Iss in Shinhol''t A i,-lnk, ', ljn;uiies' 1; ni Lii I l-'nu.'t I;' Ito'" III' l it - POH 1764, it :i HR. A Himitta vista I'•'t .tnme (C$iigi and I ,iu'ilIe ii. In i'onihiini'ii Mig fls'nI( in, %ei-atmir Ga., 1,1 uI 1'ssent is( il,ao. 3t;,S00, Winter 1rtC'%N' thC 95% The real estate ti'on'.mu;'ttnn for Seminole ('oiintv eantiniis'si to spiral with mare than ant'half million dollars more this week in coves-minces than had ?'d C. I tvson Jr. and w ite, \\t'tlRl 1 j\ ' Housing Authority le ui dil a nds,, ' - _~__ _ Seminole Land Sales ctjnrJiy, 4-0 , -- COMPANY H �-" -' - .-------,---,--' .---. -------.. -S. i--- S . .- - - ----- .---.'---------., ________ ___., t__1*,t, 4q,._. - - . - . - - ..6--, g- Sirnd,t',#, Sunday. Nov. 19,1972 6D-TheSanford Herald DO 1TVOURSELF 1 I 'Black Look, Read, - Personals 2 located at SR 427 and Magnolia Street. Mobley said the Investors, The first economical step of what might be termed "Black who arc B. E. Williams, Rufus Martin, Amos Jones, Green Capitalism" was evident at the recent Seminole County Zoning Brothers and himself, wanted and Planning Board meeting, to establish a $300,000 shopping when Freddie Mobley. Black center composed of 11 stores -iore operator, came forward and shops on the property. He said the stores would arid advised that a group of prominent Seminole County employ apprn)amately 30 businessmen, persons in the following jobs: Blnck representing themselves as quick food franchise, coninvestment Cur- venience store, appliance Midway roratinn, was seeking change of center, flower shop, beauty .ining from H-I residential to shop and Washeteria, if t.--i commercial for property ecolocic'al factors deem it Bs BILl. SCOTF N oS A' 11 -________________ I... ti ..I...... IIJI .IL1Vl -- - -- -- $495 TORULOSA CORAL BELLS $995 $169 JUNIPER AZALEA DWARF CHRISTMAS CHEER AZALEA ARBOR VITAE $169 HEDGE PLANT 969 VIBURNUM SAN JOSE 9 979 JUNIPER _____________ VARIEGA'IED- 1B"-24" PITTOSPORUM $4S . . . BURFORDII HOLLY • . • . . • . • . ______________________ 65C ANNUALS '4" J - HWY. 17-92 PH. 838.8791 - - - . NORTH OF SR 434 LONGWOOD j ilfl"LI ."&JIJ% iii , Cflfl . u . . ru -=. - _. - I, •L- - L - •• In a way of life that you 've been searching for Get lost in the . . but have never found beautiful countryside of a uniquely designed and planned community . . Get lost in the beauty of Hidden Lake. . - . Hidden Lake is . I'ARK" L.-tKL L sv'IMMI\(; 11)01.5 ..'', - ' U TEV1' COIRTS (;REEBEI.T O BItYCLE 1.4T1IS O AD o (;R.-tCIOLS EW HOMES 3 Orlando 831-9993 ______ and 4 Bedroo'" Homes roin \\ w '- -UI a -a ',-- .- I,iiriie,' - ---- - itirlule -.--- - - - • (ent ral I Iratui and tir ( tiliclit iflning. -t iii. I)kli alI-t4-' all ( : a a rid I)iIHuI 'wahrr. DouI'lr Car (;ara'. 4 OPEN DAILY hF:H C(i-OP BH( V ! f l-aA, H)tj*'. PHONE (305) 95O LEE RD. WINTER PARK 644-0810 ANYTIME S rncd pk,rnher wanted P my. dayS 322 3141 or esenrcu :707 nnd iW IIJUU. UOLIUiIIb UI IJI dours and window blinds, use and close that you can open butt hinges Y(' can selectively ordinar them use narrow panels, fastening Short cafe-type doors can them together with hinges. be created fo your kitchen so that you can fold them entrance b) using two-foot hack part way instead of all panels. Get hinges that allow the was'. them to swing either way If your front door seems Louver panels are popular narrow, make it a p p e a r wider by mounting narrow for closet and cabinet doors full-length louvers on both since they allow ventilation while k e e p 1 n g out dust. sides. Closet doors can be made by Three or mn o r e louvers hanging the panels on conmake a screen. Use double- ventional hinges. acting hinges so that you can If you prefer. you can slide fold cacti panel in either direction. It makes the screen them on overhead tracks. easier to set up. Use six.foot using several narrow panels panels for screens with at hinged together so that when east three hinges. between the door is open t does not extend so far into the room. iflt'is t----. j' . ...- ittt.rc - -: -- 13 MaleHeIPWanted - Announcements 1-Lost & Found 2.-personals )Announcemefltt 4-Cards of Thanks 7-Instruction $-Financ*al - - Employment IS-Male Female Wanted Help l6-Stuation Wanted 17-Domestic Child Care 24-Houses Rent Unfurnist*d of glycerine solution u 1/2 warm water and 1/2 glycerine i and leave at room temperature. II you don't keep the ends in the solution. the plant tissues will drx out and will not absorb the solution. In three or four weeks the foliage should dark brown, but remain flex' ibl e For contrast to the dark brown, mingle with flower seed pods such as Oriental poppy. *Ofl'. iris. c-anna. Dic-tamnus. yucca, castor bean. mallow and othets. You'll find interesting pods on lilac, rhododendron, leucot.hoe. roses. silverbell. bayberry and pearl bushes: on c-atalpa. locust, alder and witch' hazel trees And there are bittcrswect bemcs and red staghorn sumac fruit in the fields you'll find pods of many kinds Branches of trees in your yard will add distinctive lines And there are cones Most drop in summer but those of larch and Mugho pines stay We suggest for brighter col' ors yellow yarrow. tan Ha' waiian woodroses. red Indian corn and multicolor gourds. bearded wheat mar be dyed orange. cattails. ok pods Generally. Fox noted. dried matenals lack strong color: thus the effect is derived mainlv from the form of the materiMs and the contrast of light and dark tones. He added. "To take advantage of the form of the materials, it is wise to limit the kinds of material in any one arrangement to a relauvely small number. Otherwise. the effect becomes too busy and jumbled." Dried bouquets don't need water and thus may be arranged on wooden or stone stabs or in baskets, as well as in vases or bowls 75-HouseS Rent Furnished 75-Mobile Homes Rent 7$-Business ProPerty For Ren 29-Wanted To Rent Real - - _____ - ______ -- Recreational 41-BcycI 47-Boats and Marine Equipment 43-Camping Equipment 44-Sports Equipment 'ri ) -- - A Apply in person to resses Bahama Joe's Lobster House. 2504 S French Ave 25 p m -- - ------ 7-TraveI Trailers Male-Female S Help Wanted - HOPKINS REALTY INC. -- I A. - " ',. ,. i ' - The Sanford Herald WANT ADS '2 - .__._ Young bIa- cat. fern.i tnsy ot Setnoie High Sct tran'e (25th 5t I 373 27 -'. J 4 .-'_, 'ii', '-' / / i.l,I; MobIle Homes Rent tour-iou ,.' Ornici F ON UEP4T,Vood iocat,on. C,ntral - -,-_ carpeted, ample p.rainv - ofte you carl lie proud of àatit. cell 3.22 )Q/,). Your Direct ii A, .1., Lye , ".' Fly P k 08 t. EM pereiapsA,conot1csAnoctv%o% Can 4eip Fnone 423 1511 1213 Wr,'eP o Sanford. Flor'da DIAL A Di • 0 - 0" Line to aASSIFIED! il 'P fat1' m!. b.'ffart' 'art um cancel foijr ad fr ftii:i.'iing mit da, and 'i,rdij1 befcre 12 rin STENSTROMsting REALTY i.rJen( 'V :n )?) Yi I tviI-,l luir Saptst ¶ •5% L's .5% DAvIS PAINTING Pa-nT.niJ, roofing, free estimates, uia lobe- Call 3fl .4271. ''rrtQnU't HouSe Nj%hir'g Rof Sewing ""i" r - ,, I - "i8.", -t . I Ni, ' i.ii'I',''t i4 I', - ------- - --- • c'nnng -Free est , rnatei I-It Orindu. U 29 ir 271 - -- Iritflj'itr'.il 3. a.,inily CPsr'stm.is .irt3S, n IiI t1..)%uti, C.iII 871 344.3. Ln,nrylerco),, Acia Aluminum Siding trite I1"4 u'tlit'y c'vorkmJflSl'biQ .511 wood ')qfed P 0 Boa lUST e,e,sfmzIiE •i' ihi5 Fll 1904) 17)1166 ' Photography - "itt." -- i,'ii,,s='. ),iI,Ii:i'l Pt.i:.i L,1 ,' irOundvOSlrPPQrflq'OD Cr,io '-e. 7234544. iS Vr. eaper'env - ci. t. I-' "r 1.. 5 Carp e Voted 113051 likely to help you succeed in selling your ,'eusable, no longer needed items. She is of coutse Our Herald Want Ad Visor Give Our Fair Lady a ring, on the phone that is, II you have furniture, motorcycle. bicycle, garden equipment, stereo, sports equipfllctlt. power tools, typewriter, desk, office equipment. pets - 1uct about anythIng that you want to turn into Casti She takes It from there is.yter g tIn -i,jy fill 1 self i i.iii br .1,,, lrui I Re r'.*cls I rCpair%, Special Sertices -- ii'.L'., MU Dilcfsing. L.gjcuing 4. Tr'ita .IfltJ 'OSSULATED BRICK Call 3fl us 33 wi , ' i -Cet anics "- . ROOedAJd.nlin t arpent, k.*Iqrge ReasoneoIq1234.eJ ' -' ' .' - I . I, ,,, . ' r •, I ' ' It's Easy -- It's Smarti ____________________________ B I B LAWN SIvi(E FREE ES' MATES 37) lQ7! L)i I •lt. - ,.li,t' . , - 'fyi ,, ,, ' - ' 'TCM* N Fencing - - - A',' I • FLEA MARKET. I f , ''. I '','i"' ...n' '-DAwO pt.1u" LOCATE I) ACROSS I WOM t)OGT flACK "E' ' .... y'r .ei ryIiIliJ'CS Off 6070 '= ' - c LONGW000 iPIFowMATlOPl ,, j 14$ St RVP'TIOPIS III 3603 ." i wait' aj ,.-. .s , ii' ., ',i,, TI 3 i Ir R. ii ta HA ' - AND VV' ---- •AT4RQO1us - r .' "Au ' I!.) '6.'.J II ri1 I IlIn - WELLS OI4ILLED tJ 'iSt'', SPRINKL1thI SYSTf ',s., Pt iII'.I ii:g ••I tJnf .)f'4J %ç fii7 SI l84 MACHINE 3. SUPPLY (Q - - ---ilI'5 Liefric TRAILERS ci tli. '-uU S Frqnti A. - - -.,,iriCoI cOntrattOr Licensed, "uniku and insured Cornrnerc.,ii. '.sidentnal •n r,Iair n.j .tn,i'iOl$ COunit, 24 hr '.r's'c, 177 4910. -- ... * , ns3 ij%g-m iitlJd' lt'U5 ll So iaS, ' I.'' tcim it CAB,P'ik 15, Form,c,ö ipg, .'.peri .rsi.Iiat.on 377 8052 )7 •f4 , i Nr P-'ntnq Odd loot jiI) i tQ i - 'i, WP4OADuntthrQ1*ayU$e$LiI U ,' itV$I)S. *it 'burn quicKly *,fls Muboc Plume Sqrvit'n '3uality work. Toni .ag.vr'y Frye lylin)Jlui 373 Q)74. 123 k. . , uour Reusables Garage- Rummage Sales 5 5'J,'f)S lu.r',is ..' L il 1iitq LOTS ACRE AC,t) ir 1tii a tIL WIAF'F (lodS kno'l.In(Jl'j - accept i i* ck'AtJ TEE) ADS tli,it rei"ereric1' t'1'i'Iu 1 '''a" 1)11 iI( yt'r% V l)vi'red by t'Ill Ifit' bedroom brick hlOilt Iinitfl(.ftIJ available FHA 23$ Call _jI21LM 0513% 5T.JOHt1'S REALTY CO hour ott ice at 219 Cñritiine F ItuIldintill. %749(1 ti P/lore fnlormdhlonl ,n4' hi' i,t,t,ilfltid Irool tlte Wiçje -' tiK(3KIEWS ti-i- Ti toe T i-sled I liPl PrP 1. . 2565 Perk 5i' I'll t Il Millil. mill latuP1"Ofl 61/7 ()s, i1,,O,iI 172 27Th 371 $42 hFt5, Suri4as Hlid.vS (au i5 -Ui ..i:_ i1l __.u4..'. Get ,1,I DlC7lMiNA1 $('jtj AG' EMPLOYMEtIT ACT - - LA a i'lyJ. i L- -i tic-. 1 lti ttZt1F i '.J' lP,5P/iI 01411 OC CUPAPIC V a ?itcjttipli- 1 2470 Pb ALTORS t t4 aqe trflffl tnree ti.drOOiil for This hQuSC is for you Ills Vt t cjippeci P ,fchif-rt lie ye Pt' yt. will if IOu need .'.t'ft.MAL HAVEN BOA RUIN; NIi4ELS PET SUPPtJES Hwy .IlWest Ph.lfl 5752 i a- a. & iIIilJI UYtlIItIII'S _______________________________ L') l,"35 re,ls.,3rv,jOie. B ea Ut,,) C) r e Ii9t)0 3?) PIIf ' I4YI. APIC) RI 1.1 t 'f IT'S PERFECT CLEAN 4 tHE HANDY MAN ..) dl,) 'LA) 5115,311, p3.nliit'.j reI,s.,,:r 3)7 244.5 70/W 7r.,j 5?. oic 3' hori'e 32264i - ioiicc WELfa PMILLI 7.si.. q,nk 4,50 l.,vggf p,jrti4)i, iS ,s'et 'i'J 1.O'',.' s 127 461, , $'.%.(t (JI'/i 50111 AND PRSS4JRE - UIV'tiS• SAhIFOIID 97 'Tom ZIGLAR 373 3133 Camping Equipment PA ?4iii iiil I aim.rm tel US help you find a horni Sit. good inveIlmeni Houses For Sale 31 ________________________________ S t'4e.it'.r's ''(bell a,,1 0'..', f,ttr'-e y .jçft 7171 iree' .r 'S,c' )fl 34'1 ss S. ed r',.Ie - Sunddy 377 (7(4 1$ J4' - - C"C1t) "T.* t. Dl' 43 Srrmi miOleCOUfltYWe1m t " ANDO Ml MIU %9,_m,,l, hl 132 49'fi -------' 1792 in Sanford L i.e Slemper Agency _--_---.---.----------- ' 1.p.rt Pant 4. Body. erpe'' i pqrglass work Free •strsaPea - j5ineSs Property For Rent 2S - t.kE "01 TP0iJbLED ca " 'W for "We Care 'MOtif," I'Ovl,S or Teens lid) c",li", 3:: 1562 7609 Sanilord %,iie %r jti's nAl v & TACKLE. 919 lInt Gmo(er t'S fir"' I liv s 69 Opt-n ti.tyS 371 47)9 . - Sanford Police Persona It , i'.-r Cc' in-rig Space Oil -e,i?ers, ,c'ri I' / Cell 32? 6390 P. Ii-.'.'' A'-.ile, (lii ,inr%dA I I,'.i -1 A' 1,., 172 & 5j.I.ui3 A,.' 7/01111 F 1107/I 1.0! IA) . " MT A SERVICEMAN FI%S" 4thltl tQy'j Shuppers Guide 'or ... rigip eQiJ 'lead. - 1AytQlflOtIVC SCrVIe ______________________________ .',' ,'.' '"''' , Heating Pet Care , Megan irIcula' Ofi 1 sis - Attic Insulations vi', - ,' V I Mortgage and save - -. . FreeE%limjt.SIEI1 :.; " 2522 PareD- .- Goods ijining room L') small lot PIPIFC E ST I omoumns with large I, ii 5l , lieri rc.u'i.'i'iI- (Ailp I 144 termS or atSufliC CI FurniShed, convenient adults, $135 plus drposit P401)4 os Really Iris. Wc,ltijrS, 8)1 45")J _,';-_,_.. 'c' '1. ' c ¶,eminole Sporting (Onveflv!u, I, a" - I i',_, iristalli,.i (-j'stom Design and - 18500 it Il-irS ibis I bedroofTi home iic1 fur ni arpt'ted living room Adults Plo IA"., drp A ,a,latjlr Dt'( ''''"l''""' ae - Rent Furnished re, 5'. ',,ible' I,ti,rr, cjfl apvu' 1 ' CO '" 377.161? i1Ce AppIia 32) 1519 w w carpe ) iriplet ci redecorated inidi-i,t Large fenced coiner lu t,eautilul yard & Irees 516.913 17 - I return of 10 iped 131 afrrn from behind VIHLF EL ((1 P IC on O.etr,bt'f 10. 197 The blue bike taP en b,tn 3 4 in the afticnoon. h% lutlowing tenS 4 it 5.FET rL.c,,fmont.ndre.rturns'g' %O00' b0 ueh'nd seat. tn. ri cod h0.,'le ben. spead aid rn gauger The bIP was missIng 0 and one pcdal Conta nan ' David H,te at 373 4611 or ti ' SERVICE 74 Hour ServiCe 4. R,p,.rs or' Ar MARK 78 MERCURY bath, I 713 %b.Igv'cui i _________________________________ I:.:? IRRIGATiON SEMiNOLE " l.illllSOPl MARIP4I' ;"ifl hfvvy I? 97 172 %v61 -. - Call 372 7194 Il-ill ic 1='., Age 'T,LASS & PAN ConØiton.ng. 4afr'ger4tiOt. arni S.trford and Serv-n'4 hicatnig 7' .1/-oler Park are,i P?'orie lo-wn 373 Mel Irrigation Glas' Mirrors RICE'S REFRIGERATION I" InStil I,tIetJne"Sdil I'. 74 Hour Service iJupit's 11=' ',.''jr 1 i. 2611 Found 'l'' Conditioning y Calibart Real Estate upsta rs SIlO mu no V'rs 377 6436 3 ,(INC.DOP'I'S SEWING $67 UP CENTER. 210 E 151 St. Dose's BOAT LOT SPECIAt S - ri " apt Found - up to date way to solve fisherman runabOut, 5395 Orpendabli .10. 13 HP molars S163 Galv.riied 1.4' Ira- rf% oril tilt, titan others. te-c us 101 C WEST I IRST ST lIes 372 Vs I'ft 377 5611 - .rc HOUSeS . Air - 1.11.1 (,.TATIL iNSURANCE SAN '.'.O PARKS Il .1 Bedmonr' I Apfs 7 Adult pa'.'. 7 Tr.v parks 3515 Hwy It 'vi F1' 1 "i Sanford 37] 1930. Day. Wk 322- dealer, new Singer Zig Zag n cabinet, 599 Other Zig Zags from Boats and Marine Equlpmenl BALL REALTY and INSURANCE 111W 1st 5t 3 2 - ' ---- - .',FL AKA APARTMFN'" 831-9993 Phr* - I.''ALOP'd APAR TM[ Pit'ADULTS NO PET'. 116W 7n0 St Singer - ". --- convenIence Permanent ___________________________ Sanford's only authOrized s.nger ii' F bra lishing boat with well. Ilti) 11' *ilh double wells. 5775 Tn PilI i'''''' The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! - NEW ____________ 'i'm SHOP THE EASY WAY! - 19' foal Trailer, Tandem wheels niegic till. 5700 319 5)7) alter A SUhILAPID ESTATES, 3 bedroOm. 2 bath. fence-d yard. lreshly painted and reconditioned Appointment " - prnhfi5m , --------- - Phone Orlando - .4w" *41 the most convenient and 5463 Twc t v droorri duplCJ furnSr'Fli i,!rfC1'it 17Q Orlando Drive, only 337 $483. Sa' Iv norr.r, bath 7 Three belifu011i, Fur" '.I.ed opartmeflf AdultS Plo Pne'(rCst section, fully crpetrd 7 372 1110 Lease p ar conditioners Cash down nod ______ assume mortgaoe or retinars'e 1'3 If DROOMS, ADULTS ONLY PAPY 00) 373 3671 after S SiO PAl. ' AVENUE MOBILE .372 7161 2545 Park Dr - Seminole Au adWPftisifl9 appeat ing in TPti ii ST Hr'IId 0.' W.-4In.day aulomal,CailV be piacpd in Thur 4MILY BARGAIN NEWI sEcTiON mat is dtribuIed to ai additional 14.500 homes in the area Advertisers thouid include thi cemputin9 their camel rate - -,- - y(- 16' Fiberglass tn hull boat, with Irailer antI 55 HP motor Reasonable After 6 p rn call 373 Agency 35'SPark )77?l?OREALTOWS Call Holidays Ogl'ts. 5ufldays & 372 66!.S 322 6821 7276053 ., Apartments Rent Furnished Listing Multiple Your Dyer's itlull find this directory condition, 3?) 0115 or il? 3557 42 .q'a.re residents and newcomers Bicycles - ir are lIsted for your H" long Stereo in walnut finiSh AM F 1,1, raduo. C,arrard turn table Pap balance of 551. or 6 payments at $9 SO Call credit " aevi i.i..r",-ei.'$Piiy L,ans'-'v. '-, 'r.'i,' .,. I The followIng busne'SeS - - -, r FOR EVERYONE! / 76" Boy's 10 spoed buri. 76" girl S S speed hPc Both likri new. gc.sI STENSTROM REALTY BARY. Lake Susan Apts I edroom, unfurn'thed. adults, rio t% 6616-488 - 41 it' ____ 23 -___________________ CoI Mew ernie Iiib..'ali.I5, 3 e.a'V cater i,,,*i-.'eal% Th, stIi heIr .'Uai,JiIP, 19,1 Bu'CP Riviera. AU FM stereo It? redO & tao. deck. Pull power wisCel, 13 *30 121 1130 L S ft Soda Machine. Dispensed up to 12 ounce bottle's Fairly nev. A I ccrid.tOti 595 3') 3967 - TO rred*t i..dd 04 rI 4.'5 e PiCfl• - - , Call and laik with ofli of our piole'ISOnai sales representatives ,it,o will help you select Ihe per frrt horn.' for your future We hAyC Apartments Rent Unfurnished P!J' - WANTED' We need for immediate construction, Residential Lots nd Acreages Please mail detA'lS t (tiM Construction Co . lix 1771 Lv'.' Road, Orlanjo, 11,1 32i10 DEL TONA ',',',iterfront 3 bedrOom, 2 haIti home iu5t perfect fo( ,tny .io All ecIrlis Including heat coLt a r on larg(' hOmeSite be 537.500 Sanford - I _______ af '. - \l -- , I keep children Monday ttirOvJgb riday 730 to 5 30 Call 373 550) tween 9 and 6 I ILT ~'TA (,°" -'r a'" Ill,. ':,_d1 Real Estate Wanted 37 get away from t all All yours for only 571,80') Domestic-Child Care L2 - '- -' ' - to?? -- ,. THE SHOPPERS GU IDE REPOSSESSE manager. 377 9411 - - ' uenmore washer, parts. 5'rv'CC u'sd machines MOONEY AP PLIAPICES. 37) 0497 (omplete price'. 559 SO, or 10 payrnenlS of 56 Cell CrCdit manager. 322 91i1 or see at Sanford Sewing center, Down low ri C. A. WPiiddon. Sr .Broker ill P4 Park. Sanford 327 5991. Nigt'its, 32) 1141 - - i74*Dou000r6fSet.7d00r' 1514 •1)uiDPd fully top, M.'tttS45vilil Av#. Sanford WILSON MAIER FURNITURE ).t'rcasts, and monograms Just Listed 'Snf'W1 .321 ' _____________________ P,,'y, console model, slightly uSed 0i.'s cvrrylhfll e.,thul .g ,slt,tchflit'flls Malt's IiuttoflhOlt'S. - AOYOUNe.'5 atiTh 1100 ' C,r.indVi $750 CASH /''•.' beds. lsibles, china cupboard, TV lamps, rugs 377 7016 377 5407 '°'. Autos For Sale 75 _____________________ buy sell trade ill uSE First 5t, t USED CARS- 117 W Si P" 372 ti1'A v, p rn S Piece breakfast suite, pecan fifliSh. 25 377 62S3 __ House full of furniture, couches, SINGER ZIG-ZAG p(O t itA hi -. .ysievCrbrlWi5. çieQ0 B1'I,, . F ree Half Persian Siamese f.maln COft Ph,mouTh, perfeCt 1941 rat, I pr old Blare i-ilt P.rj.ai-rOi.'.4rr5rS, 4i.'5".l C •l' ',,f cr-al'- ra' 7 V'S -Mrer ti(M '.1, 1 '.44 4441 722 44)S poodle. i rubber cut to any sz PEtIT! HOUSE OF FOAM. 320' OrlAndo Drive 3779713 MiscellaneoUs For Sale . - ci cEo CARS Dog Of).di.rce Classes beginning Frida', Ho's 17. 7 Il) p m Wins Dee parking lot French A',e & 7StPi St $15 10 'NP Court. Household Goods is part's a. StS Na l'70 G Townsman. .,t,,dmatic, alt', pffi? tlaq.i- •"'if•• 1441 Ford FIO0 PiCk uP tfuck. 6 Cli engiftP re(*fttly ovafhaUI " P.'iil* Cocker Spaniel, 7', irs old Itiack arid tan Papers. 175. lfl 1 IS) narn _______ RISTAURANT. ,t wi-li r'tihlshei t=i.Sir%CSS cPerOt mj to c ,iptc .1 _________________ Realtors $31 ISCSD iwleigh HOuSChOfd Products has an opportunity for man or woman interested in earning uO to $150 *ekly Call collect 703 276 SlOe o' write Rawiegh Co P 0 Boc 4309. LAcE MARY Cozy 3bedrooiil. 1'. Richmond. Va 73224 ba'h CU Oe ifl quiet country sttfiflg A true vaiue at s71,700' AAA EMPLOYMENT Mile off 17 97. CasS,lberrv Price pleaSing 3 P1NECREST RegenCy Sq S3i 3100 bedroom, 2 bath home in tn- - Equipment For Rent ',e.f'ct HamilnOranrJeS. bUShCl Bring container 7871 S..nfcx'd Ave Income & Investment Property vcriZd utility. 572.SOi) garage. V.11."'. 4 after 5 31) ____ $2.75 a 35 • Pets And Supplies 63 Early American hndC away couch and matchIng chair In good conditIon 795 5704 Apopka 7..'l,iiI.' ,irt''.s.'r, te.o small gas hi-.itt'r%, I.s•o step tables, rugs 32? 7411 . tS ni-I'te' C4ftC 'J '.' Ii. sjorI CCMI'? i-r 147 5431 ii 'cL m,..,ll,r Trucks And Trailers 7-t ,' white, in new condition 441 6001. Mrs Hawkins. 9 to S PoIl,iway BAby Iteds 55 ''u.n (SE Washer & Dryer. 71 meb, 'PROI.L'S FURNITURE 118 ,'/ i-,I 5? .3775181 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 373 5700 5,00rrenUhAve . 373 5500 360) OrlandO Dr Spaces Av,tiIAble 1379 S Sunday, Nov Elliott. Sanford 3 bedroOms. i': baths, wall to wall crpt'tiflQ. er.'ral he.it and air, attached - iurnisi'iCd On rented lot 51 2,i'. 3233500 between 9m 6pi waler 349 5189 372 9284 5' I rencfi Pro.,'lnclal bed. and walnut bed with triple dresser 372 U3S MitiT A IbID 19, 7 5 p m - 30 E Commercial. pply 7 1 p m And Scooters 74-Trucks And Trailers iS-Autos For Sale & 377 0644 or 54 ',v' //.t'."' I3'g T itC Sal, METCALF STANDARD SEPViCE I I arid 16 Open 71 i-trS 377 96S0 I rwk ing for a Colt 1% Peacemaker Replica of 1860 Army 44 77 Over it'd Under ('1,-n r nser 109 MyfA r I ri Ii'. ,%b Itir 'Wiii'( 7 fled MObIIC home & large lot fl Geneva Citrus trees. e.cellent OPEN HOUSE ______________________________ neral kitchen Pert time ii 3 .kale or female Holiday HOuSe. 72- Import Autos Lost tiOv'S. aftr'r I? 97. Sanford (A'iil 112 III) ii u',"ci furrinluri-, ,lppinAn( CS. Isils. i't( fluy 1 or 1001 itrmvS I .srry's M,srt. 715 Sanfnvd A..' 1 i.'iiiiIi'1 I • 52 nih- tietilu,Jui . Repairs Parts Accessories many of the common bulbs of northern states-like tulips, hyacinths, some irises and lilies -do not grow well in Florida. Very often these bulbs flower poorly or not at all, even in nurtherTi Florida. But don't be' discOUrdl,ed, we can grow iriany unusual bulbs in Florida arid with s;scia1 treatment, can even grow some of the "northeni" bulbs. Now let us consider a few bulbs wcll adapted to Florida. The small-flowered cluster ¶vpt' of rircissus called the ilyatithu type can be grown in Florida. Old varieties such as naper white, Chinese sacred lily. Soled d'Or can be grown outdoors or forced to flower indoors- They are usually planted in October and November. Most other varieties of narcissus. daffodils or jonquils blooni poorly except n northwest Florida. Crinums are well.udapted to Fiorida and if planted in the winter, will produce Large aimiaryllis-like flowers in late spring and into the slimmer. The Easter lily is also a cuinmutin bulb which can be planted in November and cxpected to flower niathly ID April, Moy arid June. heft bulbfOr the Ariiitt - 17 I Wanted To Buy 5? Mobile Homes 34 'on. P4w ' pS liiC çlMlO I966C"" - -- - 'vfra 'i-rIP (545 $751) i'•" it •,j. ''-.' ' 1771 Wawaiaki O C C C,00d funfl0 SADDLI IOu'P'itF..' ,',.''.,r' impel Shampooer l per day (ARROLL'S FURPIITURE , ,',,n Ve'crnifl.On, 377 9170 Sanlord ',siit - , tr5 4t..er:cc.). t'e A aritirr MotorcyCles And Scooter; m , ', .', 's; QodO' PollS',, a - condition 773 r,e,od RP'1115 (541 1971) 5541UC1 1'.J CC. gores. lik# ririW 550 Call a,16f7Dm ,51419h) Wanted to buy used 3 ho' I.. trailer rI.'4r' r'j ci-SS'. r ,'cul'% rent Blue LusIre E iettrc' 7 OQp l-.m. .- l.i.ly 105 We buy of si-Il n..' hr household Consignmi-vts I' F or infnvnl,ltnon c all -1,,omtii' ,' 711$ ) 7524 Park Dr - - .,triageniei'tt consultant 1mm, all lDerai opportunilies. male and female available No fees in Environmental corn solved panes, internaliOnal holdings. New Orlando diviSiOn Forward 'esQmCS or name. addrvss, and iiflt number IC floe i3i4i. How4taIiat ,on Insurance, paid vacation, and retirement to offer Salary open iii - ,., 1SODOWt v IN .i-,,we c stoc M$flY.j'ij-'n., HWI l792a'Sp,nts 'i" io'S'd" Nd",' .6 pi"' 17? tell ' ais isd*kCl'el 371 7101 664 PJ$)I f'(JIIL IC AOL t 1011 I vrr y Mr,nd,i .' 11 t, ii (leautifuf Leisure World Mobile Home Estates and Marina on the 51 JohnS RivCf from 513,791 which includes home 4. lot A fabulous community. with ,cll facilities on I? 97 recreAtional t",'tw ,'en Sanlorci ,tnnl Defl'tr Oft Inc 'nit Wo,iI f'P-irir 8M P'r I 1I,tr y or Or lanuiii 617 91 11)1. JIM HUNT REALTY Orlando. rI. 37109 7 i-Auto tunate)y, ' la're lady to work n ice cream tandwiCh shop Apply in person '0 'Tt'ie Big Dip. 74)9 Fre,xh Air between 3 30 A,)d 6 p 'n 5-Machinery - ' -._ - (hail-fl ','.rS '-ia P,u I ,,sii a jIi'i i" il Ii, a united nuirnber of Iv lunate ones can buy .5 pii- if Dream Island on the WIl (5 A (dAn' 'ii WEkiVA RIVER launch your boat, park your car. ,I.- i1 ii i-i Fm ,'ejer, $65 I a ..n /' I irs 4. 'mud PS. I t)4 r 5er v-CC A ' a - ,1 cm lIe I' ott Winit heSter 7/rib 10 bionics no tirpflrl Road. tie. y I? 97. Sanford ,, .,. ..n I i 4, 13 DEE'S 1A(. ROOM caddies, 5rlutC%. Halters 7ml *Pti-if I li-elM t peq,4 r .-ntnal Oil MCCI I 'cellent Condition Ph 172 1079 SANFORD AUCTION S - qilee 4 p m 3 0 MAGNETIC SIGNS and fish off the tiank Tri','s, shrubS, grass. and beautiful flowers Long termS 41V,cslAlIr Ph 3?? 6734 Only 51015 left I fledroom. screened porch. Ulor'da room. carpet. paneled thru Out. new roof. kitchen equipped $i7,S'u3. S3,S00 clown, no qualilvmnj S BedroomS. 2 baths & other rooms, plenty room toe horse 4. pets S77.000 with 1 acre Also aalahIe with 7cr 8 acres Plenty of ctrus P. other trec Apply Lake'vit'w Nursing Center, 919 East 2nd St - I. nancng available . hentecl.One RN. LPN. and A.cli"S Si-Auctions 52-Wanted To Buy 53-Swap And Trade 54-Equipment For Rent 5S.-Mjscellaneous For Sale 5SA-Houseld Goods Se-Antiques Si-Musical Merchandise SI-Store And Office Equipment - ' , - - Transportation B. F uSe'S. -' need rid Posit Ions open in cut-Out. plastic laminating and assembly Wages open to diSCuSSiOn Benefits inCiudC pad vacations and holidays. Qroijp insurance. plenty of overtime and others Please ppiy in person to Castle Custom CabinetS, 30 N Cypress Way. Casseiberry SO-Garage - Rummage Sales - ' Ilr'droorns. 7 (laths, carpet. ienu'il Icack yard. large living room plus? ritrC rooms interior recently rctcnditioncii %l5,000 Pres,'nl mortg.Sc3r 571.33 .ct S74 99 mo No im available qualifying, meciiately I BedroomS. 7 Baths, about 7113 SQ ft L,,rqe tamily room ,siih freplace, central heat P. air, yprnkler system. carpet & othtf eclras 5)1.200 piuS some closing - -- = l'*s II t your spec itication 1 or ocry Over 100 elanc ti '','c,si- iv sivi P/irtile C Inc Pt. bfafl I ,itlIcS Dressers. Site trnsmrls 4 i'tusigrsrncnt% wekorned Plerit / I park Irig. Seating and lur' Ii )t'fl from 9 a mis Monday innili -iii' time for insper ton Fn ri I'' i,mit-io 1/? 'J1° (iOt,c i'll' h I.1!i 'Jet ii'.Iluii' iii I Uifli'V'' DREAM ISLAND... - - CARROLt 'S ,1 i,jltlonal reel attAthmerI% FiercaC lrartrtr type, $350 .-qulpr'ieft, 3 pieceS. 5)0) Ii) If I'IicrglasS Piyrnpiarie. 1175 5fr.l, it'4i%, portable pletinit gill fr,' nfipmatitXi and termS call 373 7710 i,ini - ',,..-' - ' u-n - Pii-r%p's •flV safe, •ECAiCCfi fr rr,.irlren ,'ef hunting Cal 171 1194 S tip good condition, 45' Drop f'ot oAk offfte desb I 'itS of hr i a t,,ac , M,rrm,rs ',- iii I fl'' 141.1 'ni's, ,r hi,'- 2 la'j'' lviii' I''. ta liii II'iiiAiiiiiO, 5200 down 1014NP1'( Call Bud ,oars Al S Il Ill' Al I Y '2? iIS' - 871 Itfi) Memor al ,p'tal. P 0 Drawer a 3126 Merchandise And Tools 50-Building Materials 51-Lawn And Garden Equipment $2-Livestock And Poultry 53-Pets And Supplies 64-Clothing - CRANK CONSTRUCTION health bakground public Waterman Tht City of LoriOwood would hue to c'mpioy a Street Foreman and a Grader Operator with eaper.etcce maintenance street In - I ' work Escellent çcicrrCd 'iPieiduie and competitive salary sq. resume with Family Plan Operators and Assembly Mechanics Apply in person to Taylor Manufacturing Co. inc Airport Blvd. and 5th St 377 7054 - .,' ---- ''Iii 'i Nurse Coordinator I emily Planning program RN Welders. Drill Press operators, 36-Business Property 37-Real Estate Wanted Color In Winter :' - 31-Houses For Sale 33-Farms & Groves 33-Lots & Acreage 34-Mobile Homes 35-Income & Investment Bulbs Can Add As the eattii'r cools during the c.'on'ung weeks many of u will devote more time to gin'clening. There are man), things we can do during the fall to improve and beautify our home' grounds including flower gardens. One group of plants that is s'ery desirable for winter i'olor is the bulbs. The word bulb, us used in its niost cOTflfliOfl sense. includes true bulbs, c-arms, tubers, and riuzommies. hr example: lilies, grape hyacinths, narcissus and imnorsllis art' true bulbs; gladiolus, crocus and moatbre'tia are coruis: calla lily, riladium and tuberose are tuuers; and canna is an example of the rhizome type. 'lo most people. all these plants art' called bulbs. Bulbs may be grown in beds to produce a niass of color or for rut flowers or they may be used in the perennial border or along the edge of shrubbery. In general, must bulbs thrive in a eii-irained soil having plenty of organic matter. A sunny spoi is best but some bulbs will flower in partial shade. The climate in Florida is fat arabic for growing many tropical and sub-tropic'al bul which are only irr'tn as pot plants in the North - Estate For Sale - ( - - - At !rcsSet for evenIng shift ApPly i-person to Sanford Ranch Hccncr 3221 Orlando Drive. Cabinet men with esperience 27-Resort Property For Rent .. HUM ES 0 BUY OR St LI. AVO'. Call 811 3079 Mutt haiC 1 yr ,t'eflt eperersr CONTACT BRAILEY ODP4AM SANORA. SANFORD. FLA Ph 373 4670 or 795 4.373 i mt'. $3 Per Hour Up Rent iii ,., KINGSBERRY _____________ Unfurnished 23-Apartments Furnished ii '''I' wasP, standS ONLY 2 il v, i,, flow front C hoiC it.', ' Payton VlSI'S Aides anø LPP'I'S Api"y fl per c)n Seminole Lodge NLir's n, hi 300 S Bay Ave Pt 1.15 FRINGi 1lLPEF ITS C AR i: Nil PS MEL P1= PS 22-Apartmcfl?5 Rent I'. -------' lii ri-If 415 IS 0 fact u' ow iou arr.i i! mile fri, OiSfiPy S'io, i't Ringlincj Urns - I 4 and U 5 27 5499 down, 5*995 at 7 pcI '"I i InridA I. An(1 WIly 130 4713, lii. I IS. Wintry l',' I AOylwlfl ai ",ø• ev Livestock And "a's - ')I'IPIFY WOWI.t) AREA ,-., P. )6l7 OrlafiDr .. Poultr'i (tett prof,,Siisnal Ha" mond ft 3anc,f PUgh boy LeslIe 171 'Ii lii'-, "'''I,''' 7-I 7 rv'i P %dblP nt some A,i..Itvi'r lvi.- 4iflti(ltiC% I',irIiiil liSting ny" I'"" Vnrlor iii hive '.eii '/0 fflf ho mirble tri, table, Brass l''I 10 f"ier e Spanish d'n'ng r . tILE ,clo', F IS 5)5 Pit ILL F Organ - I..ots&Acteaqe 13 I iv jii-1f(5rfl 2 t.cttiy w,lh ( eniral t'i-f arid air, privist p fPfl( r. rn 1 .iv' , -' $6 to S7.50 Per Hour AntIque AuctIon Suburban 'i' S.,'.,i,n ftIl -u' p.icl I r'. i's'iAry. tho%C ascii boss's I?? early am or late pm ----- ,,nl'' SI per clap I URPII TURF r.,trii _,,, ----- - ' ' , oEALS A'j7i) %A( c; Il ''"5 '. -- , QFFL Riup Lust,': ElecIrk %hampc.o0' -- Auctions HousehOld Goods I? for .iSsy. guick. carpet cleaning r." - S lilt' RE At tv i'i7 5%' Isi '.1 UI ? 1 ' -- . rnijr ',.' 55% 3rd I9S7 Cicevi. 1044 Cn,vr - ,. -. ' taw iifig S ,iiinujtp5 frimi It....'' lii'i is .lh A Ac ri's f c feared iai' 'I Wr'si lit Sanford us,00n 122 Ic iar .iq 5,' )7797' AVC Re.) Call - . 1-"' hplS'i" S r ii',' !fA PtS /ir;'loqUs' 9' (,APDPl C Fø$ TER 601 Celery Ave 171 7114 Sale I ,irmisfure, whpi-f 1)11 be'iy's wi'il '"rn-n 1iI.li. r rrji'i'l Set, "ut I. uk ,n f.m 377 7%7 's los import (layS 372 1712 in F RAMit.4C TRUSSING DECh INC. TOP hOURLY 5AC'ITS - SANFORD REALTY ', r .,.,,, I. i, a I'ca,t ilul lot, all !h ncr arpef and drAIwr iFS t)iiI.Im rOttAl heat and Ar i'c 'l mAn. 7)0 to 5. days Apply Edwards fi,i,ilr-rc ri-, con, U St Sc1vle%, 903 W Carpenters 13-Male Help Wanted l4-Femae Help Wanted '-v iese Forl ,,., , isel c&ri i-,, i9M coed iq tAft anti SA - - -- 4 iV*i f.i'flAtCS Miscellaneous For Sale G,iraqe Ru.nmaqe Sales houses For Sale It Ileautiful House , ,,, 1.h,ivlrt 'ii' _____ $4 7954 ",I's P. 4 i' ara ___,___,._-_---. .vaav .r ¶947, O)CM, ' v1 i' c at ;$45 l..00k ___ a , all il,-itris,ni .r'r i_i' Saniord - -- 21-Rooms For Rent B EARL AROSON AP Newsfea*ures The Thanksgiving season brings a challenge to the gar' dener as to how to decorate the house in addition to making sure the table is laden with food, Nature off ers a wealth of materials that can be collected late in the fall for winter bouquets ani dried arrangements to provide new, changing accents to household dec-or in winter Several years ago. Prof Raymood I Fox. a specialist in flower arrangement at Cornell University. told us that 'the materials that can he gathered are limited on1 by ones imagi-.. nation, creativity and tInT;c We miht add that where you live makes a difference. hut largely in the varieties available lt15besttocollectSetdP0ds foliage and flowers in summer and fall Yaterials picked gI-een will dry in green or light tan tones These contrast attracuvely with dark brown tones of tall materials While it is a bit late no to harvest some foliage. remerTiben that you can pick late beech and some oak branches and press them between layers of newspapers. bouk. or bricks 'You can do the same with fern leaves Even it ferns have turned dark brown, they make attractive accents I or winter bouquets Mountain laurel. rtiodc'dendron. fresh magnolia and spiral eucalyptus even it you buy it may he at a flower shop treated Fox suggested this foliage treatment make a fresh c-ut of the stem. pound an inch or two of the cut end to shred tissues. p1 are the chredded ends Zr. a jar , - e-Bus nets Opportunities i•,''','i S till lip m oral ii-'- li-nt i' l'i' 5 '''' 3? ( ..,l!i I lIP AlLEY ODIIAM PiANORA. SANtOMO Ph 333 4670 Or 29S 4370 Reliabte man to drive tnjfr,, load and unload material, nd wock In lumber yard 44 Hr wee'S Lii eilent iriflge benefits Apply ifl a m tit Scottys person after i,le'nii 700 5 F,rne.t'i Home S-In Memoriams v' '' / Credit - 1 154 'i- 'i') 5 ''rere.ate Chihuahua 15 Ca' Selørs supplies pøt aiso papers. 1 $ ANIMAl, HAVF .iPFt'4tIELS' 377 "57 - ASPsrb sly ('cs) ,-', si 'i 5, r'..'' .,'ç",jr11,'I hnowte000 Of pipe fittings An.1 plumbiflo necessary. Prefer person 30 SS Send short resume to Boy 477 care of The Sanford Herald '., .. s. oti '*7? 38*? AIr". s'.i'il NEAT AND c I:AN I ,jr II .yPcc,f hriti'ii' I,'.', r, y.ir,1 7 NIGHT WATCHMAN - - I ' i)if Al !i!W5 %1'9 '' I ',' . W OR K ER S I', Cri'it..'l', ( s 3wt'it ,,,..b 13ev 4Aq35 ' Auto Repairs Parts- AcCSS0tiCS P1.qht, Sundays & Ifolotays Call I?? p.l53 372 6874 172 6,1'i Sp Cc'iire P-4arr ',rc'r' . l !.rllC n.ght watchman, with jt'CS Pho jpn Pot in ew , 17 WCe. (t - • 111.-k • (:\\E\TIo\AL t1 (1 i)S1\G (OTS - - I :LASsIFICATIONS .., aln '-'P Credit .. Ciiii•oi 4 ppies n'o -- J iii lnttructiflfl 7 .J i,IE \ WTR * Cars s otd, pe,.ngeie pupp'es t Ic ta''44 551) MOtPIe'. STENSTROM REALTY 'r' . - And SupP115 -. '"''. ':: ,/( t t.. " AUTOS p-or __________a Sertlom ( iw&c' \ '. i'r'i" - ____ 1- iO'N DRY CLEANEtS to Sanford Two ihOsCt i Avt 4. loi.AtiOflS S Sanford and 25th st Airport Bivd Pairntl?O IdeAl Investment O tunitv for discr,rn,at1n0 ntormat$On ccii For buer Ca?i'i0. (305 614 $271) C',eorQC Winter P4rP. pm write to Miii O7S Carrier St Paro0 Corp ,.. 1.' si., 5! NcirtP' - p,a,i. r,t'sp.. )f cv , Judge '-a-I..-. LOST . Seminole 322 -2611 Rentals . - -I-:1;" CCiN LAUN('1i' - by Art UKE 1I ouv \ ('.l\ir' ', ruSrRNr ncNrnlIc Sub Contractors Ilk Per ltlo.k Solid Ct'hI.int CONTACT PR AllEY ODI4AM SANORA SANFORD, nA Ph. 323 4470 or 5 4)70 7Ut 1 r --- - ". %, t'a.-,i'ts. ir't',. ,-I Ii 1' I f.,c,-g birn,' y%, r'o&j't', i'. irnI Ih. 3 berironnl, 7 bath wihi ti,rida ct.n, Piluippri! I t,isn, reniral tset and a 'iti-ni c'rapes, dojhl. pas gr II IIs' IlpfiI,f Peter ior alit 'r' oh 1'. i-us Ao.flrvi nian -'i-i' li--il, %I I i.. I .... ,i5Cil'Ir. $6.50 to $7.50 Per Hour C ',iat.Of liii ii.lir (All i OOP' tk '. HEAlED POOL MASONS SantO' tn?rrnr in 1610. the astronmer Johannes Kepler predicted that Mars had two moons They were not discovered until 3877 by Asaph Hall at the U.S. The judge was dealing with Naval Observatory in Washseveral cases involnng the ington, I'). C', theft of $Zt.00 from bu drivers. !'IN( u TH BORN LOS(R For Sale Hoiisps lernOrsAt Park. 177 47A NORGE TOWN justice of Boston Municipal MARTIAN MOONS mAintenan,, man ar-fl round keeper fleeclr,1 Oahta,cn .,,-., doors between rooms. decorative doors. cabinet doors. to back a Shutter' ma tev tundred years hut the' remain attractive e v e n if their function is no longer vital. You can nail them up on the sides of your windows for decoration. Or you can mount them with hinges and make them working shutters. You can mount them on the inside of the w I ii d ow to serve as suihstitute for shades. 'ciu can use them full size so that they cover thu' entire window or s'ou can make them out of half-size louvers so that the)' only cover the lower half of the wind ow Or you can make up sep. .rate sets for the tops and I:Ii 'ne'lrry BusinesS OpportunIties Agir.r( Court. believes crime could be substantially reduced if the United States adopted the old English custom of arresting people as vagabonds during the night if they could not give a good reason for being out. B,ankAmer,card ________________________________________________________ I_I 1..1U -- i'-4' Direct Phone Lines To Want 6d believes old best ___________________ English custom Elijah Adlow, chief Judge ] SEMINOLE GARDEN CENTER ,IL r - ni,u 511 46 east. Green stated he wanted to (It'molish present frame tious' on the property and construct a warehouse for storage of roofing materials. 3. B. Williams, zoning director, pointed out that under preseut regulations, the property could not be utilized for a warehouse, since a C-1 zoning would be required for such a use. reen asked if he could hange his request to 11-3, but was advised that the petition was advertised as C.2 and the hearing would have to be re;idvertised. lolx'rt r)nehn, i.onmn txard 'eairman. disclosed that the rezoning correction can be brought hack before the board at another public hearing after sufficient Ti('tlN hid been g lvi' I_______________________________ MaIer Chargt n? ' stores. duscour.t stores, mail order catalogues. Maybe you know them as shutters. be. cause they have been used for that purpose for so long Whatever, they are versa tile items that are both decorative and useful. Louver doors are bought unfinished. They come in a wide variety of sties The rails at the top and bottom are solid. This makes them easy to trim for fitting, ll dor r'n t pulls or similar hardware. gel louver panels with a solid iail across the middle. What do you use louvers t__.__._e 18" .24" HETZI JUNIPER '4" 4JI.4 .k--------Lflt' U(IFHL'T (11 '..irnier uvv INEUT FLA. ROSES I1 lJ1; INFORMATION - feasible. No bars, pool rooms or anything derogaorv would be installed, Moble' added. The proposal was received with approval by the zoning board, who voted unanimously to recommend the request to the counts' eomrrassion. Another incident of Black (apitalism and the county inning board was the appearance before the body of lnnsevc1t Green of Green Brothers Roofing Compsn. wht asked the board's approval of a change in zoning from B-I residential to C-2 commercial. Pn,t TrouSerS enroll Now MILADY'S Fabric soppe ,i,5nøllA Ave 373 0313 WANT AD You can buy louver doors (rvwhcre •Not only are hc availahle in the cxpcted . ...__.L.._ ......A une iumuei piace in department hut a I s c Seminole Male Help Wanted ------- . --. .---- - M'% :iasses starlirto NOv 71 for B MR. FiX In 91'i-7D Buy Louver's Labours Not Lost Evident Nr, l, - ,___ a.- A i'm 1w iit, ,., 350 Fl or Sic 11161 Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 In On AM The Action! THE HERALD'S JOIN THE SHOPPER'SGUIDE. rsAIi v l'iiorTflQVflF RLtSINSS SERVICES s. LJInii.-"s . L.7b"'LT oDays j - 25 Days l3Wks. is.i--S5.BB $1914 $5460 7,9.5 25.52 311,90 12.80 4 line Ad 5 lIne Ad- 9.80 91.00 Dial 321-26111 or 831-993 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHAR'E "tOUR AD IF YOU tAVE t 1EkE C II: u u '.ou ',-s �- F - - -- - -- -- -LnA IV ___ tj 71 tD—Tric Sinfoa A New Era Of Home Economics Beginning S4.indiy, Nov ic 10'2 A ne era of bonD economics is beginning. F.xecutive Director I)oris Hanson of the American Home F.,niC5 ASOCBtiOfl AHEA) in an interview discussed changes taking place within the asscifltiOfl. Its concerns have broadened, emphasizing family planning :nd population control. "The id. ".hr.0 .iily sure relates In all of thu icr resources of the family. have always StUdiCd \ utrition, education, housing -.1 money management but --'er with any consideration of tuk cue . -- - ___ _ - was. the PUI) will contain 87 'ARElAGE COVE. a proposed planned unit development (PUD i site plan was unveiled to the Sanford Zoning and Planning Board during Thursda night's regular meeting To kicaled on property, commonly known as the Williams' Tract, south of Airport Boulevard, east of 17-92 and north of the Old Orlando High- Bedroom I Lacquer \Vtiham M. Apartment-1, . the Orlando attt,rne newest project h biU U brit'n O'Brien, Vice president of and Jim Russell. is celebrating United Associates; Inc., Orlando building fm; and its preview opening. project. located on the James E. Russell. Jr.. The vd I SR 1 mrtn11 sident pre %LctciL Branch The Sedgefield complex Road. Winter Park, will consist consists of 12 single story of 111 rental units in a colonial buildings, within which there are 14 two-story townhouses. In style. The entire complex s1atedforcomPlCUOflbYthed additioti, there are 10 onebedroom apartments, l twc.. o the year efield 's twi" developed bedrooms. 5 three-bedrooms, ' I' ApratmentDeVClO('. and 21 studio apartments. Also by Ltd., which has as principaLs: within the complex there are and shuffleboard Alan Berman. architec t .wimnong ,Sedgrfield I acres for location of mobile homes, plus additional acreage for single family and multiple family homes. Edward eddington right and Martin Nesb left, land developers for Dreyfus interstate Development Corporation. property owners. ( Bill Scott Photo showed the plan. i e Gives ro ierns • Advi Tninner ness in furniture If the dor u CRUSCd by a fire, that is sometimes impossible to remove a quality store some pieces of furniture especially for foyers if you de need that extra furnishing. 'nc'hes. e:agerges. credenza, small chairs and 'en i1l desks make good entry pieces. You might like a dccorative wall mirror over a small chest. But clon't .. clutter r U. My decorating problem cised through an individual a sphtny. You enter two is party. a used bedroom set txauufulhy carved doors and about two years old, whlch is then are faced with seven c'onsstiflg of a dresser, mirsteps urn to the formal l2v1n rot, headboard arid night room and seven steps down to ,;land. It has the most horrible odor " my daughter cannot the recreation room It'b a 12- it up with furniture If % ou like paint Wter than wallpaper, foot ceiling from the door tolerate it an) longer in her ctlOosc to hang groupings of level afid the walls art, burz on room. I have cleaned it eye catching artif arts and art each side of the stairs and the thoroughly inside and out and on the walls Make an art galone above the steps going it continues to nell lery of prinLs. pictures and Even the backing has & 6"nrWifiar treasures To get a formal inret-full Italic, nf; L rutiar odor. I've used look. chm-se traditional pitintand a large gold windo%% T,reewax and Formula 4W to tugs, prints and sculpture above the doors. How can I t avail. We also aired It Use a large framed niirror on make this area more interthe patio in the sun for a day. the wall going down to the esung and formal' - V.C. A furniture manufacturer recreation room Mirrors in A. 3 would suggest a walliWd we could have it stripped those spots are charming and covering. Choose a rather for but that would be costly which SpIIce expanding. miii paper in neutral colors Is ridiculous since we tried 10 that would be in keeping with some money b getting it save both your living room and C.ould you please 51W" Q. I have d guest bedroom used recreation room schemes. et sonwthing that's simple with pink shag wall-ti-whIl You might choose a rug and walun a limited budget carpvung, pale pin entry Is large enough in a forpink and white tsprt'ad mal French, Oriental Could you please tell me what A. 1! it is a musty, muld nest' or a contemporary rug for draperies, ell. you might t nd o! colors tohU.se like a ieth with air, pictures' 77he wüzii' the Interior parts border. proMing. of course. bedspread could be changed. I withboquet thinner. 7ben sit that the colors are compatible point my own pictures but the it in thu sun f or a da% Of ten with your wallpaper. ShOP III punk is a problem I do not this *will remove the "lusti. want theroonito look too fern- S.S. c)m en-I n-tAanagerflenf Q We have recently facilities and social rouiUs The project was designed Alan Berman. MA. and built bs Associates. Russell and O'Brien. principals of United. have recorded more than S?fl Hc v: e sed rn w 9 to pr 'I.1'. I'li! 03 " • ., . if a LIiI V (D CD mom M 0 < co 73 CL Soto to tA tme :0 CA M 11A 4 i9f 3 (P 3: -4 a 0 0 X 3 0 CA y s ive '\.. / / ' I, ,. ' - 1 Li . % - • i / / / i . I - ' j u- I 1 1 1 Then there.*5 the re.y marred couple whc not only liPe their nevv ccndorritntutwi thini,. the peopie at Tymber SkBn are p,eoly grea, Friendly neighbors who take a lot of pride 0 tPeir homes The bride says, "I was a little eery of cordorrtnium living untd we moved to Tymber Skn. — Now we've met a lot of young ho \ / I a' / ,. -\ II ' f 0 C •--.- a", - .Jl• 1h cJ E1.40 r • I 4• -iKT 1I "ti 2 Cr 0 40111fl r) !! II 4'ff . •FU'W.' ;f fl40 it'R Cr go 13 1 14cr A . A ONO Pa 3 VA ! 1Otj . We all have the some ambitions and opportunitieS This is great place for yuig marrieds ' get storied _- - - - - •- ----- - -- - rI:T I!fl3 Now the bachelor in the condominium on the corner is a sport He likes tennis, swimmo9. and gof For a young guy he's pretty Sh.P on finances, says decided or Tymber Skãn a good investment E. ' #-ner than giving it to 4hf!i ' ! J11 fl t e landlord When the rht g girl gets me down the aisle, l'fl have a nice PT,1c e for S ' OI;::STP ; family e.ty well have n our - domnum will make a good down payment f or a Ilarger pace I / 1 : t. ' - 1 71 ou - -- 150 \\ (' -- • 'enttUes r - Ar fuur(on.s for tudent ' ------- ------" _ - I - -'U no at I The yoiJr mar who wo'k on the oth side of 0' ' Tyrnber Skin for a dfcrent reason The location , uld a ewee ' r::ii : boating &A o 'aLrnt wood c., of room .--the butidngs ".h ' r,'Je Tymbe' -L IPS , - ........ KING AND QUEEN SIZES ALSO AVAILABLE ("1. Blocks South of Sanford plaza) 'OrlandODrlVe _1T A op o moving to 7ymter Skiiri was the low down payment and 95% financing Now that we re here, we sperto a lot of e' friends free time at the cubhoijse '..th our ¶ ' ., 2 322-9215 Sanford, Florida 100N. MAPLE AVE PHONE 322.8321 a ç HOUSE OF FOAM Lb. OF SANFORD. INC -- fl,, - - BED PILLOWS 96C Custom Mode BODY INCLINER 9" Large Selection of Fabrics cus hion Covers SHREDDED FOAM 48c • 2 Lbs. 89C L1 ', : . 3 0 IFI. ----.4 44 <0 4, —4 0 &vt -i "IiSL , t' ':': :' ae re feHo p.a-COe who works as ca.cr at the bank He an his ic living at Tymber Sklir for a lot of reasons. 'The easiest pi't ' \ - A. ' oucciuld k' o handsome room iii a mber arid pink theme utilizing your pink shag t. pa a walls carp carpetand Past not make an extruel WHILE THEY LAST Zippered Covered FOAM MATTRESSES Clean. Odorless Urethane Foam '26.95 Full Size '24.95 Twin Size rV - • AIR 0• P . iY CO' It.-iiii — U 34y -• — o' .. 3 SOUTHERN CASSELBERRY wY. 17.92 pr vice resident. and Mrs Anru , M. &itttifl. assistant cashie-r will be among the many wcimen in iii:inageriiil or supervisor' positions privileged to par-with It. in workshops i1c0n HI shade th con junUwi' Vnis cornS a s such cloth and m tried in pink A subjects I'- ernutional. F'Itiridii PI brownfor a chair fabric itions. job enrichment Dtdl Association. Florida munsc would be a good choice and of Insurance arid leavrship. pictures in what ever you like, Keynote address for this Wothei- Florida Federation of fries. and framed in brti hut'' and Professional conference being held in a hiw. beige' or brown lamp warner. ' Clubs, inc. and TaIlatui. Nov. 1 and 18, base- I think this would avoid Norma Mann. will be b ltt.gion-Nitti(lflHl - cia an t'erlu feminine look and A2116ii iLifl Of Bunk Women.steel Ctutiipsufl' of Ditliac be t'quaIl ap'a1tng Ii your 1 exits frs ,t;tiii' B Sprmfue'ld. *Iva-i 't i'a SUite hauL of. .1 the )U ficen U. .K attending Annual V ituwui.m-Miinageflieflt sponsored b the continuing cit [)ivtur (1) CL gi CIA) *0 ItA 1A C OR SALES (D . H Cbnference Announced (/) '--- :4 CID . IS FURNITURE ; Ltarr 5. - F MORE U qp) Ui) I, CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind in °° er County has been scrapped by the County Council.wtich voted . to cut the chore $I,R) planning budget for the next fiscal ar Please send questiocs g... Decor score to Copley News Seiet In rare of th j'd4 , (I) Chateau de yule, Seville Place. Carrier tprflaCC won't let Chateau Orleans, Sorrento, an1 voa down. whatever this Apartments i. oIorii;il Gardens , lemperature ,t the rOf Ru in the Orlando area Another fUtUre project. Stoneridge Apart-iiir ded° tsily._inSlaIlMbOn nients. on west Oak Ridge Rd.. Comfort cperts t is nearly canipleted a!a''eed SCRAPS.P1 . lip 3 El Qil *.hU 21 iJd IJ4 C,) or ) on being t 1)\caught Cold with your funace down' during the past ten ycars. Their apartment projects include d Indies . Bossernian, jt First Realty Advisors, Inc.. w Ilk M!ID IL rr Cr -' ' - --I-.'•,. SL fl To 'Sweeten Furniture BARBARA HARTUNC, Copte News Service rr - I U a g'40 aF Do't take chance. . . (irthncio: John F. Lowndt's. !I - Cc .itde. 11W liOifl( ti'ii .iss iatiofl orking with ptOtC5M11 ,rupS. th Office 0 1viiopn ni and t1 I .it1 Sedgetifield Is Now Open fy FL E 19 tortees mists as "inforrnall°fl and meet the problems families to lace." and ('ducat)on per is bolt country Thu ear. the word about fazuil faimty more planning. Home eeonomis are tco;ning MIS'. Hanson. DCP1t1fl in ke positions to do this in oriented. said , 1 since t1iseovrrin that the rits eomrnuflitie5," she said. Child ir country must set an of rnan of our modern ilhin the reilm Of hsdlk'atiflfl. ' example for others because CU' and thai leaders from other countries lusionment, drugs, crimes. 1o1101A5 MISS llflS0fl. so it (it'll malnutrition and consumer 'ome here to study, e said. the ItofliC 1 nm puc;itinnrc in the family. m OUIIICI 11W Although the new 1ail 5lt help More nwn are entering the studies are still in "exploratory I'cMiiThIt)itut for ImPrornl t sthgt's," according to Miss field of home economics. s still ln(lfl, already the AHEA has nrim;irilv to work in day care ' aIn (amil oh1t 10.101 and te eatNt the Center for the lror:i1' auiother tflcern- The Family. A research and action rethtrnn' 'otirses at the college t'cofloflhi(S organization will ith orgafli7tiOfl. "it will look at a level. Miss Hanson said, iort' concerned a' 1irogralus for senior titi In'. healthy family t'n'irnnnwnt, thi " ithi . then interpret influences for related to the ne emphasis on ' makers and disseminate the famil . 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I CO LL Cui.i, - 1.0 S :- , Is Uj - A- g z E - — k - w 0 . ..'Z j-4, ,- V, ji U .:? --- - ______ _____ a r-i- i, --- Itit - to — — m ~& __ -_-c_-- ; - ;I f- -- -. - / __-, L"gam . ier 'day 'ASI fri.tn ,_.. (a C-_-- _.c O( ',, . ' p__C,, I = x -1 - .C, ,::: ,j: C, _ k - '97& k. Z&. &. x = Low Uts pt4on to I - -I.. - - ;i urt- �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 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 17, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6efcafa030224e9ef7e306c0809004ef.pdf a71acab93de0b86216647b2b64561c1f PDF Text Text S Construction SHORT [drj1 / f Bel Ardit , ___#, 1) Sprin Joh J . C. Contr State Ori; Flore and Ft. y Frank by RIBS O'Neal (lP A I - - I __________ .AW,r tj - - •- • . - Ma - • Jearu Sprin Geori Marg and Valle . / / / 0 -- - - ii . I. Cal S Ovik _______________________________________ Monday, November 13, 1972—Sanford, FlorIda 32771 65th Year, No. Price 10 Cents - (L - ,. 4' Lutheran Convention Slated For Slavia AeAolep WOMEN 0 High perrrnt cwd last m'mth f.r t Otfil YRIUP Of flEW 'CflStfl3C? Moratorium Has Had No Effect In Seminole at 11,276,019, Jnludu i ,,, The tnte'q innratorlUlll r--,sewer MyMletil tioak.iaps extiorniniurn at cau Snub pecled to tiring havoc to the For the year through 1941,0M and tln1. (arrnl The oonty, ,ii"iriwhilc, for with Springs ron.qtrurtion Industry hi Florida \hbotiionte the unicorporated areas, issued October. the City Of SiinfOVd'S horn v1ued at IZ3S 34$ Irns tisid no effect In SemInole $9,853,415 in building permits For the (irtt 10 month.t of U-.' ('nunty. In fart during the issued last month. Total for the 333 permits valued at $4,4&4,3I, new construction It valued at yr, Casseiberry hat Rvir month of October, total new 10 month period was $57,891.m5. Of this nurnher I1 were for $11,212,340. City of Winter Springs h(,1n building permits for no valued I In October, Altamonte Issued tingle family buildings was at its highest valued construction permits for building valued $3,784,155. Totanl new conslower than usual month 301 level In history here. permits $$$48 4 The county government and at $9,853,415. Included were 275 ntrurtion In the 301r'inth period rfl.ttrueti)nwite With for six new homes valued n'gwan'l at the same r the six niuniclpalltles in single family homes for value of in the county areas was issued at 1197,000 with the highest rat. o $5l,t$fl,2P.5. Seminole recorded 120,5 million $8,402,800. Some 219 of the rringtniction in its .-;,,i The record-breaking year New rnnstriwtinn continued In building permits Issued In hmnes are located In the new heavy in the City of Sanford uen in whet once was the city's a record month in rtótr October for a grand total for the Springs Oak Subdivision. pu1atlnn-wtse, Total building was valu.-t s' In addition, a permit was with 310 permits issued for smallest city. first 10 iitonths of the year at $1412 028 during the ksuetl for Studio North value of $3,O$,25 including 146is $10,019.$3&R0 in new building. 1151,1,1.80, Ruilding continues at a high period. For the year throu leader of (lie seven Apartments valued at 11,3 single family homriec worth rat" in (as.Q1b.rry with 4 October building has tota'.' $2,.1.1flO Wa'; riitllh.n units g ov ernmental value rif $5,1.17.484. (•.% Prrnits LsSuecI last mnr, ine1u4ed54 single family hon" p e S — Job Mad New By IH)NNS% E8TI.S 1F4AT' ONI €zi'' Hits -, . AP ity Ott Oviedo in Octriher i r u(h ml Issued permits ' About I dl guests .i, i ('gistered for the tht e'-ht SLI4 I)ists ill SLAVIA -in Church-Nlissouri SN'llod beginning 'I'lles(l, "Y at St. Convention of tile Luther, Luke's 1,11theran Church. Pastors and delegates irom I:i states and the provinces 9 of Ontario in(] Otlebee, Cana.. w ill 11leet for tile opellilig conlillullion service at ('()Ita.m. The preacher at this service %%,ill be I(ev. John 1),Illiel, 1111), pastor of lilember of tll(- district board of cordia St. John Church, liethiellelll, Ila. Ile is it - it in the U S, Lutheran circles. ( ,oll%,clltioll sessions will be conducted during er thekenkipOf Wednesday and mm sda the day on Tuesday, O un d president of the district. Relxrts of the district mission activities will be featured (luring the ssion. The key spea ker will be Rev. HillTv Coiner of \1i1 \ 1,111(1 ho itl focus his remark s u ound hit' Vo theme of the convention, "}(each people for Christ." 9 of nta' ' wife) / Cbull _________________ 4C to C Bern Ell Wcxx 172 Anit M TM t Ui 1. vot 044 _________________________________ GI; Mae Mar 13UGS W. Lyn by Stoffel & XTZqlqy e1I1laAL I MUSr USE: ALL 1`40THIN LlKr: A 5RIS*K ZO& 1 1`4 THI PAKK R Eth and 0 —--- I ri-i -, A ;; citL1N Y HM! J i GUVNOR. J 14- M4?L' 'J9 - - - - ____ TNAN OU HUMBLE - / — - and Mr. Volpe, speaking for The Whttt Houst ________ - -- . - " • •1 . - /J -. c\ OOF Jail 4 A -f- TO SPEND FR-ANkLye I~M HCFINC 7HE ENSUING-r KAONTHS INGUAKTMS SOMEWHAY KA0FL_ HEAP, \ Z15 - ' RELIEVED 'TO YOLl SAY J ____ H I AM OU ITE LAM 15U'r WEVER MiND C -701W 5ir or INTA --TT:;Z ACT, SN1_VEST*e&! YER Ft -LINE- MY NAnVF- C-UlLr- 'TO 1NVF*Lr_ - FU,~iS INTO - • - . - -. . , ''- -- '- \• • I if - • . - 1 .- I - G I MY PLACE IS DUMP ? Ti COM DON"r AN RAVE OL ME. 5LrF0KF_ 'I L-OSE - -- - - - - COWKW, TERO ' ON MY - -. .OT zp~ -- -- - - . • . - . QUNSTIONS...Ilow did they get aboard with "inetal" I ASHOP, the press forbidden to interview the passengers' ...could it be as one spokesman for the airlines said, "The press was too far ahead of us all during this episode." T ~.7 / / . ..•,. - oil - ,f" , I - 41 • i i J '- 1 One of the passengers. Arthur C. Tonsmlere,sald: 'The nicest thing about the trip was US wat Ching the Cuban soldiers taking the satihelof tnoni aa from Henry Jackson and seeing him marched away with his hands in the air." _____ • . Z And then hearing this same hijacker Jackson complain that, "You know, those fellows (Cubans) didn't treat us right. They treated us just like George Wallace or Lester Maddox • _____________________ would." ' by H - IYA 11JEE1'HpRT., Q I VUY YUJ OUE7 I ONE: WHAT? . / f 'S / _______ - low emok • ) ___________ .- _____________I - / ______________ I - - -. ,• - - : . . . -!- - , k Sanford man was ;Aarofl 11 t1-e Seminole County jail after he was airrested on feder;il .-harge3 for bad rhecks by two Bureau Federal Investigation (FBI, agents. 4' • j Special agent 1. F. Davis arrested Robert Joseph Ren(wk. 37.4 4220 U S. Highway17-2,anttlodgedhimtnthe .nunty jail in 11t 0000 bond. - , ('. -; r • ' : - 4 ' . '' • .( ' . .44. .. • - i't 'AS 2 ., /à. The two occupatits of this car died instantly when they came around a curve near Clermont lit i high rate of speed and smashed into it tree. 11-*.rnest Lee Williams, 18. and Shii Taylor Koundtree ompanied by a state everageagent arrested John Henry Littles 30 of Rt. I Box 2 57B, Sanford. tattles was Ovirged with wiling alcohnfic beverages without a licens. anti jailed in lieu of SWI band. i ,4• . "l, a' ' ' -. VE GOT A CHOICE ALIVE ARRIVE 28. collision. State Williams, Troopers had to use bios'.' torches to cut the bodies out of the -Areckage. arreswd Earl Johnson Ir.. I 1~t ,, Burrow Lane. n n, and rharged him with possession 4 4rams j. Bond was jet at SM). Penta on Trial Continues Pleicones arrested David Smith Rowland. 3.. of p33. - East Pasadena, Longwood, on verru e De ense Is Orange County Deputies B. C. Smith anti D. C. Fisher arrestad Paul Jamison Ray, 17, of 11 Glastonberry Road, English who stayed the trial in July Judge Matt Byrne of Los Ange- erai district court on the By BARRY SCHWEII) Estates and a ti-yeat -old while the court was in its sum- It's, who wa presiding at the tap issue. Associated Press Writer juvenile on breaking and enthe jurors home until WASIIIM,TO\ i APi - The mtr recess. Justice William J trial sent tering charges in "nnneU1on ourt settled the appeal.l)rne who examined the log the c Supreme Court today illot.tl Brennan Jr also dissented. concluded the surveillance was with the theft of some furniture. Shortly after the trial had bcEllsberg and Russo needed the government 1(i procmi with William A. Adams, liii Uly irrelevant to the case. He. and of at least four jusgun, the government submitted then the ail of the votes the Pentagon Papers tr Cuurt. Sanford. told Sgt Roy U.S. Circuit Court in ~hony tices to have their appeal taken to Judge B)rne a surveillance San Francisco. held the defense Hughey that someone stale a 1 Daniel Ellsberg and Russo without revealing to UII by the court. The vote log on one of the defense's is gauge shotgun out tiE his jeep had no right to see the log. them who in the defense team against them was seven to two. lawyers and consultants. Subwhile it was parked at the Drift Douglas said he regretted sequtntl, the government said F11srg and Russo s appeal Inn, West SR W, Sanford. w as overheard in a "foreign-inthat his colleagues did not take the wiretap was for purposes of challenged this holding prunar- Forest City, reported telligence" wirel,ap. Charles Cress, RI ! Box 33:IB, Mlsberg and Russo are the occasion to lay down some "foreign intelligence" and was the basis of a A large charged with espionage. con. further ground rules for the authorized by the attorney gen- prville Court dectsion that de- quantity o(tumberandbuild g spiracy and inisuse of govern. conduct of criminal cases in- cral without the supervision of a fendants in a crullinal trial • materials missing (rum j timent property in ilk' publica. volving electronic surveillance, judge. nm me'bugging entitled to e xam resident under enstrucUon on EUsberg and Russo argued tion of the once-seurt-t study of lit' also said that it was (hilt' t ase x- pe -wc hold that the confidences of The defendants aLW the origin.s of thv Vietnam war. Lunda Gill. Apartment X2. Angeles has tile lawyer-chent relationship initted to see the log to deter. tended the ~overnrnent violzited 'llicir trial in Nis #nt3. Fern ititne it the government gained the Constitution by not obun- Park, reported a 10-speed bc-ell delayed since July 29 by remain inviolate." Douglas said he had exam- evidence through an illegal tap. f '.M.iicuL the dispute over iretappIng. its bicycle valued it SM missing, The court did not comment on ined the logs "and it appears They also contended there wtrttjpping. This isme was not Del Jerry Lspshaw '.s in fed onidervd b% lower courts (tie issues its it handed down a that the electronics -ur should be a hearing in the -"esugating the theft of jewelry routine order declining to hear veillance wiis of a telephone of a -worth auarl $2.i3U from the - -an appeal by Ellsberg mmd foreign mitional and that the residence of Jeannie WenB ti I let I n Russo, who argued also that intercepted conversations in finger, Apartment D-17, "foreign-intelligence" wiretaps this case had nothing to do with Regency kpartments Fermi — I U' -Prideut Nixon todayflee *rrants are Illegal. respect to at 11% Itit of foreign without Park. Mlssuig are a diamond to hk ('amp Da'.Id retreat where jldt-i said he would A tlissemitiiig opinion was hint persons or their agents" ring walued .it $UU, a $oo i*'ntJ mute than '; week working ou his plaul to reshape Last Aug. 9, U.S. District by Justice William 0. l)t'uglmis wedding ring, a tli-imund the eecuUe branch during hIs second term, Pendant worth $150, a pearl t'f Whft. et'empatty(n Pendant valued at 160 and .'f "tall Ii. It. Ilaideman, domestic adviser John Khrlichyellow gold atiuque Lirvun, Huilcu and Lawrence iiiat, and preskkutlal assistants unknown value hhigb. 1( I lO\ (1% 1 It the Pentagon TIll ELECTION is flr(1flariflhl a new round of base clos ings a n d reductions iith 5hi eliminate thousands 01 civilian defense jobs. WITH I JVE I)F4MO( ItATIC (,OVI'4It\0It'i may for dumping party chairman hatch Jelin Westwood when they meet in Washington today in the wake of President's landslide victory over George McGovern. into President Nixon's C.1111says it doesn't have to (usd05 the federal .iv. _______ requiring SUCh - U. S. PLANES North Vietinin i For Checks - Tin., VICTIMS of a 28-hour Southern Airways hijack return from Cuba with a tale of a bizarre odyssey in which "deranged" air pirates handed out fistfulls of ransom money, forced male passenger to remove their pants and wounded the copilot after threatening to "put a bullet in your head." despite has'voted for every Republican for president since the election of 1944—when they voted for Roosevelt?. - .and that on the write-Ins there actually was one for Claude Kirk for President and Bill Gunter as his running mate! r d 1' e fo GARY rAYLiR • News Diaest naign - n Z The SEJ4 district as formerly the Synod of Evangelical Lutheran Churches no.s celebrating its oth anniversary. The group was founded by neled - N - I DRINK i • 7- becUe. ONE Left over tlection notes. . .did 77 - ty comp1mentS to the FBI. Regrets... that the) didn't Americans, who came to this country front Slovakia. shoot the hijackers on their The host church will celebrate its 60th ancapture. These three already niversary this year. Pastor John J. Kucharik serves had their wrists shipped; and as present minister at St. Lukes. a i they didn't 1 (Rape, escape ______ Aim ______ . Sa ' Ali evanglisill festival service is scheduled for 8 'I 'uesdaN at 7:30 p.m. Tile Rev. August Bernthol, DD, president of tile 111orida-Georgia District Lutheran Church Nlissouri Synod, will preach lit this service. Rev. Michael Bronos of Michigan will be CO ..., missioned as evangelistic missionary to Slovak immigrants in Melbourne, Australia. fl John A. spousii One of the highlights of the convention wi11 take My thanks to Bill Bailey of place Wednesday evening at tile church pienic for permittii which time a barbecue dinner has been to hear first-hand the taped grounds at planned for members 1is flell as guests More thtm hijacking transmnlssic.ns In Oo persons hive already registered for the bar ctthsof the hijackers _____________________________________________________________ W FBI Jails keel) their heavy attack on _______ _____ ' > -_ i. i. _______ i. . - ________ .. ''• - - - — We were getting better and better in the total election vote; but then t.e bubble burst this last time. In 1952 the turnout was 65 per cent; '56 - 70 per cent; '64 78 per cent; '68 - 83 per cent; In(1 lust Tuesday It 99 per cent. dropped to ' •) --,• - - - __________________ - J __________________ ACTUALLY I Hb R3MDER ..' LVMY DCJ'T 'rtL Survey Conducted Opening I V J. \ As ap little for foggy moryou proaches roaches i nm pp hangup about drivers operating their autos without turniqg on head lights. *11 have le . Mine n Is people a ngup, who drive an)lhne with parking ( ha - - g '. . .-.. -. -. - ". . . .'. - * • .. '. '. '. '. - .'- - .- '- '• • • • . ' -. -. '. - '- - ... • . - -; It..... ,,*- ' ' ' ' ______ .'. - - " lI.lc_.A r 01~--4 Mtn W 11 .6 4t:& . , • .,^k r ------ T: '.- •. - • . . •. • . • • • h ' a. - - ., •- ., • , '•I,%. I_._ ~a~_Vft -Aw reminding you r readers about please remind them the pLwking light." a lso abou t I ,iu u this strip vi beach. worning too It has been against the law it) Florida to operate a ve (movirg, that is) with parking lights on. Parking It IL #- Road Sought JOE &1AMAtTfi From The hiallbag: (.'It)' - Of T H E CONTROVE US JAL sign proh unt i ng AIA tells the lli'rald ha had innumerable ('ails vehicular traffic oil - - story. The protesting - 4k the closure' ol this road tu(ntril l"lo;'idiuiis who have fishe(l tile beach unmolested. Efforts are being made to have this action rescinded. ierhJ.kl) furs barth, wluh sllowuig .arrv eqwpziient through the surf fishermen to continue national seashore park (Irk tug lx',omnt the old ctes.st Irson tI %btt to 11w arts -A as suit -i.*nd No %~,ir!, wery Observed 4v4% laide Suiltia y b) Herald Staffvr guard sLititul. Bob Yoder, Matwg~:.- of the Bub Orrell to determine what beyvnd the wgn. which Awaks refuge, contacted the Sanford effect the sign was ha'.tng on weU for observance of rules by Herald Friday, stating that surf fishing on this strip of the maJority of the pt'u1 who after the survey. if it is at all beach Al)proxinuitely 25 cars forinerh usvd this rwd. Ilos-nible, he will cooper,ate in allowing fisht-ritien to drive the index 1B Elltv[tallutivilt JA I lortist-t4le 7H i'ut) Dr Crane in sks Dear AWm lit TV Bridge distance Yoder was surprised at the Calendar reaction of Central 11ltrtt (;. residents cunct'rulng contact with The Herald d and notices �The Snnford Ilernkl 'Monday. Nov. 13 2A-The Sanford Herald AE- Deltona 1, Celebrates %r H i0jacked Passengers .11, Years Of 10 . Growth Returned To States Bel Ardli Sprin Job With Parade, Party J. C. Contr community may not have a full 76 trombones Nov. 18(0 kick-off its 10th anniversary parade, but it's going to be pretty dose. Outstanding bands from two Daytona Beach high schools and nearby DeLand are scheduled to march in the celebration parade at 2 p.m. Saturday. marking the first decade of growth for the community of some 9.000. Highlighting the two-day event is the Saturday procession which will include representatives of local clubs, businesses and veterans organh7ationS s' Ma Jeazu Sprth Geori Marg and Valle Ca) - Z& l)ELTt1NA - This planned Central Florida more and .' f r'Iirr t. cnger and crew' An VIfl UI(I thr hi c'ii ;ii! D y K}N (ilI' FE. III ited Statpq' the U n ArwIRtrd l'ri* Writer Why did the IIII r.rdr it Their %1IAMI f Allj mIle flight of terror rnarkqrncn Its shoot the tireq r,f hur. 3 Sioithrn 1`4' ;ind the hijacked 'wh'd, p;iceng'rc i,tit,aril a hi)itked jc'tliiwr tiovr returned troir, (utia with hitnrre tale of three "deranged" ky ptratP three i1i'y 111w) had w(rd.q of praice Airways (fi r the S tilrh landed the rn ded f, IN Is State Ott Ft. tt Mrndi, Nr', 11. 19/7 fill a f(pain-mvpred flavaria pnk.man declined to cornrnent. Police aM family mombotiri rhi' FBI rw'r at4 t,e ittnrney's office in Rirmin pam, Ala., had en uthoi.'t har file asr.ptrar '' ira ky . d''f •'l r' yin (h8rl (ate, 2, Of (ri Ridge, Tenn his hatf-troth'r. Ipwiq K. Mire. 27, of r.vr.t. 5, ,lco And Dent:, ri ef tstrot 4. ,,inst the thrpp S. ( o. , W. I - _... - I . A - Ar. . 11111~ ~ . 11111 ~~~~~lillilowAllillillIlIllIgg ~ ci a5, C I tI Mini ,m ile I P- . - __ - - -----. ~_ . . .-. .- .1~ ~-~. .. • . _' '1111111111 . _ -. — ______ _ ________________________ I- - _ =:~ .- ~_-_f;4--__ ~~ . _. . - ___t~~--__ 'L~g I . - ___ _.- __ -----. - _. - - . -_-_ 1101~ Cbuti Di Meek I A _. . to Bern El' Rayl Wcx* - - 4W _.: - ,_ % ________ Is ~ ., ,a W I ED And( Air GL Mae Mar W M. Lyn W G.F 15; 1 R and Eth and in H Jar 77EN YEARS OLD — This recent aerial photo shows most of N-Ilona's 3210 miles of road minding through 15.(K acres of rolling countryside wooded wi th native Florida pine, sabel palm and flowering magnolia - plus 32 lakes. The benefits of planned community living are reflected in the three CILStM Of homes which mate distinct neighborho,ods. As horne-buflding continues on time homesites now being purchased on variot. three plans. groiih will spread out from these payment Exr)ected 7 11, 1 17 f,_ 11_ ,~ TI , V i ll gl a~_ - - - ` Uuw winners wili weekend for two at ' Winn-Dixie supermarket of the — main Delto. -A Shopping center. The impetus for this festive wieekend began building 10 years ago on Nov. 19, 1962, when prpert%' in t)eltona went on community's The sale. residents began their \ I TEI NATIONS. N V. u r. cor.d it sona 1 declaration "pioneer new life here a few mon ths later AP - Ouna prepared a blast aga inst the use of force, cx and it's been nothing but against the Soviet Union in the plaining: "We support just U.N. General A.'sembly today. wars." And he said the Soviet miles of paved than opposing a Soviet proposal for Union should declare that it more From China banning nuclear wuápons tputy Foreign Minister Ouao Ku.an-hua. chairman cit the Chinese delegation, was OflC of a dozen speak ers listed for In South Vietnam the assembly dehate on the &-p. viet proposal. ontinues ,\hhin to the isklsti.'M of an \llAMl BEACH ,P) list' izirrease, he suggested, was the nation's large commercial pe rs i stent attitude of some in banks are planning another the Fetkrat Deserve Board that round of interest rules in- inflation can 1k' combatted with creases, Del). Wright Patinais, lugli inkrtt r.tte and tight 1)-Tex., told a meeting of house niune',. bers "their renurk-iation of the uldicated most believe the best, use of for ce in international re features of Deltona are that it u lati ons and the permanent pro- clean, quiet and well-planned. An important part of this hibution of nuclear weapons" It reciznrnends that the Se- planning is the company's Peking's official People's Daily commented on Sunda)that. while the Soviets were proposing the prohibition of all e declara- c'oncept of limiting the size of k inds of weapons.. they were cuntl. Council give th their c'onuriunities. Deltona was p4f force binding building up their supply "for ?acm c laid out on 15,000 acres carrying out unbridled nuclear U.N. charter. But diploma ti threat and nuclear blackmail sources said Western European 35,000 homesites — which are . Ti 40 More Negottl*attons '2 County Commissioners Set Dog Hearing Date 4 — '' Area Deaths — - - -•..,• ' - inercial banks affect industry pastyear has tseen tile high rate savings. personal mainly, but l'atznan and many of others here feel and fear that 11iroughout tile ),ear (his rate tougher borrowing rates for has averaged be tween 7 and 3 businessintin soon nia) be lier cent of after-tax income, reflected also in mortgage and compared with a traditional average close to 6 per cent. other markets. This means S.&Ls enjoyed the Patman, an outspoken f oe of high interest rates, contended ideal situation: Money flowing that even wi th out further in- in at the teller's cage matched crea ses, the present average the demand for funds at the mortgage rate of a 'bit more loan officer's desk. than 7.5 per cent is abnormal. This Increase caused S&l. as"This is too high-too high to t'Ls to rise sharply. The expecallow low and moderate income tation is for an increase of $38.7 families to afford new houses. It billion this year. which would Is too high to encourage build- make them the nation's second ens to construct low income' largest financial institution. H housing." Life insurance firms now laundroinat on French Menue -lit charged with lwssession of near 20th Street. s(til&'nliri*'rty Bond was set at arrested four $4l on Vincent and $202 on the Police Sanford th ree men. tither the in connection with people J ..- c. n'- * A. £.. A. Au 75½ . I," ½ - • )w ., a -½ S I. ill. It Al '' " a't '-" r'.'is *• ' - ui Gainesville. A native I, , i 43. a. • ½ ' w. o s Julia Minutt Stephen A. I"aryna Shannon Marie Parris Nancy Rivers Floyd Lee Aikens Eugene Terrell Elizabeth Duffy Barbara J. Spacek Priscilla Taylor Gladys 0, Lasher, Dellary Moxie J. Miller, Jr., l)t'Huiry Bertha htiffce, Deltona Madison A. NeSniiUs, Deltona Dorothy M. Cooper, Dt'I.and Melvin Lane, New Siiiyrna Reach henry E. flirt, Osteen I ,Inda S. A(latuis, Sorrento Dorothy W . McConeiny, Titusville BIRTHS Mr. asiti Mrs. lletlef Adams a - 1)IS('IIAIIGFS Sanford: Sandra L. Bole Deborah A. Boyd U.',Ih,r ,,t,iItS - - - -- I )eliah ?ditsgo Angela M. Rutherford Agnes M. Flowers John 11, Querry I Funeral Notice lA'Ut'l G. Litton Jr., I, of 737 N.W. 31st Ave.. Gainesville, died Friday at the VA hospital Oneida, Iran., he mo-sed to Gainesville two years ago from 31 - ½t.ac"V ". , Altamonte Springs. At the tin.,.• ., MLW' O4 " of his death he employed e".. '.'R.c$' M&*3 - 1 C6 u Ost n-. . * '. Cum Corp. as an in ventory S Y' - - Aril b= 3D-. clerk. He was a %'W1I Navy bcp.wia n'. we t.... • %w Dot -- • ' veteran, a retired car Inspector 5c 3' ' Si A,,,Ri 34½ '.. ',,. c.i' Va. • , for the Seaboard Coastline ca',. tr 'rei P.. F (VK P C.UI P3-a. a e...' C Cc" se' oi. • ' North Central Baptist Church, 371 4 CpIø a Pv.iO "a' V Gaines-s-iDe. He was a former • C.Em 34'. aRCA 3Da,. • a. Rev $1, Cow" C&" ' Seminole County Auxiliary t'. c' %IE 73. - I. • a,r'vrr tn . ,, i,,. Deputy Sheriff under Sheriff t £ 77½ a .Cli'wZ -. HolIiy. ,$. .1. 74 * '. $.a. ri. '$.. Z½ a . 5o,,' Ca 7", Survivors include a son, 13 • ' Fspris isa, 'S • . s' stand aa. be Charles Edward (Eddie) Litton l,s,,,oI G'i Ova zS' s... . of Klar.mmmee; two brothers. s" ' $ "-a'° - Jamea A. and Samuel M. Lit-. X w., • a. a, GO" SAM V11 , ton, both of Sanford. jc O,r M"i SO £7 • . U Cv 7 0 7Pa, A -. On aa. C.oc" 3D° " 711-1 • a Grami.ow Funeral Home in Omw P' 3D' *,.$ f 43 C..r a v._ • . . • c$iarg. Cvr' i . SHERIFF JOHN Polk (left) is shown the area where a badly decomposed body was found Sunday night by Capt. L. J. Kris. Dr. G. V. Garay was on the scene to serve as coroner and performed an autopsy th is morning and determined that the cause of death was natural. Kriz identified the man as Joseph Wade, 62, of Virginia, who has been missing from the Sanford Nursing Home since October 31. The body was found by Shane Faller, 176 Alder Court, Forest City, who was helping his fa ther paint a billboard iust west of Intersta te 4 between the two Sanford exits and found the body while checking out a strong odor. Th e property belonged to J. 0. Boston. (Gary Taylor Photo) ' " —' Sanford: baby girl, Sorrento k Bij. whO ø . oi Le" Siv a' Seminole Mem..I 4D' *1 t* l'e' of 3 30 •Fflb.0* Titbbr at Home *i' Re'., Ken rem w swi us ..a'sn B.,,c,.I Pero OaIa*n M,.',oraI - ta We hear Often these days about the poor in America, and i-se are all aware that this great country of ours has poor people. What makes a person poor' me lack of money, yes! But that is not all that makes a person poor . Money is need ed to keep them alive and heal thy. But some thing more is needed. These people must be understood. In other words, more hearts need to go out to the poor . It must be wretched to not have the food and cic thes a person needs, but the deepest feeling of despair m ust come when no one seems to care. Friendliness and concer n is something all people can off er. It doesn't cost much. To greet a person with a smile is a costless effort. To greet them with concern requires greatness, and how many possess this? OUR THOUGHT TO REMEMBER: "Care and concern go ha.nd-in-ha.nd." GRAM KOW f" ._ --. FUNERAL HOME 1)1* A.rporl B lvd, -. MA* L.stt.vAvporf 5iv rç.' 'a$lc S4ft.I Of I77 I )ehtary Deanne Vunetta, Deltona Julie htriulge'uisars, I),'ltona Beverly A Jaker, L)eltonu Jaint's F. Darkness, (;enevLs Joyce It. Mange, LAnigwood Hugh Jennings, lArngwood Mrs. Lewis Hale and baby boy, Altamonte Springs E. Frances Jones, New 14 L Smyrna I I V r _lm. ~%~.~ -- ~ •.'•'. Ba tters :''' -." ro1,il't Billy Johnson, 37, mayor of ('ollege City, Ark., was shot in the shoulder by one of the hijackers. Buchanan said the hijackers ;,,- tueh in a bizarre manner (taring the circuitous, three-nation flight. 1k said they alternately hiiinuht'tI out fistfulls of ransom money, forced male passengers to remove their pants and shot the copilot after threatening to put a bullet sri our head '' The hijackers, reportedly armed with guns and gr.'rusules, 1111(1 ult'flUindC(t a $1-rni1linn ransom for the plane and its passengers. An undisclosed amount of money was given to the sky pirates during a stop in Chattafltkl.i, Tenn., Saturday. Southern refused to say how much utuousey had been given to thi.'uui. There also were several oth er Europe IflNIX)N (AP, - A storius f violent winds, rain and snow s',ic;)t across Europe today, leaving more than a score of jrsons dead, houses d estroyed or flooded and U[)rOotU(l trees, still bearing golden leaves of autumn, lying across roads and Addie (' Lamb l.ind.i Ittithu Siiiitli Patricia J. I)eMtirse Willie James Smiths Petrina It. Simmons Richard J. Nooney Sr. John henry lull Walter hletisea Janice M. Dainlin Ton -au It. Combs, Robert L. Cornell Jr. James A. Reimer harold ('. Fall, DeBars' Helen It. I'ell, (isle-en Robert A. h"lt'uning, Winter unanswered points: -W e r e the hijackers screened for weapons when they boarded the Southern Jet at llirrninithauii shortly before they .a,iniivandeered the plane Friday night -Will Cuba return the ran- 8y 'IDE %S.S4)( IAIEI) 1'KF Authorities c;iy tr of the thr"" rne'n lentif.erl fif is .1;, ojuthern Airway.,; jetliner were free 6n f,fond in ,,I rRpe . .. inc rnsri. was- a rrrerniy (I.W and .. MaprcI r 11"' .1(# - (IIVI' . - - 1er1er1 college while in prison. The escapee irientifierl as Melvin Charles (.ile. ' a rai(. brother of one of the accused rapist_s. relatives mid. The other two men, Henry D. .Iarksor.. , and I,wis K Moore, 27, each h.-id been charged with three rapes ar;'l questioned in connection with iieveral other amaults an whas never been rnnvtcted ran wM rin. .' I'ohi r' r' r.rds chow only conviction was for a 171 r barges. 'iral Jackson's any traffic voIation .lackson aith M-re were described as close friends whose dr.'.iru of h'' utd ng rich turned cs ur when they ,,re unsuicesslul in ,s $4-million suit against the City of Detroit. ,u-tusing police cal brutality. T,'nnrssa'e authorities said Cale, 21, of Oak Ridge, escaped Oct. 29 from the Nashville Community Work Release Center, a rninirriurn-sceurity facility for short-term prisoners. The FBI identified the three as the heavily armed hijackers who forced a DC9 with 30 persons aboard into a marathon hijac' odyssey that ended early Sunday in Havana, where Cubar. officials, reportedly took them in custody. Detroit authorities said Moore and Jackson nave bee questi'ifled in conne c tion with nine rapes, two assaults wit; assault ar.. gross indecency and rape. intent battery. Three warrants are outstanding against them, the said. On Oct. 12, the two men appeared in court on Bchar' of forcible rape and were released on $501) band. A third warrant on charies of forrible rape was issued Oct. 24 but r.eitlwr ri,in sltae.l up fr the preliminary hear;n' poll (h 11 . ' I . . e . 1 : - . 2 ' - 11 I ;mcw'.' . lmpr. t he 'v i nl.igc : - e s..i' by w12rt Cohn, a Detroit attirne)-, saul he represented ;' two men in a $4-million suit charging Detroit police .' hrutalit when Moore and Jau-kson were arrested n cc- -. her' . .ct-" L,'s -' - ' .-fv tIIt s.4 . "a 't trntti'g ,.p. ,a-qct .-.. 'ict. $: • O .. iealefl-W'eZlponS charges. Those charges were dropped. but More ,'in.l Jo ¶..on . .isted that the suit be pressed When th e Ctt of E).'tr.t a I. mopped as a party in the suit. Cohn saul, they realized n-ir c hances of collecting were gone. and they grew bit:'r .ta; said he was C.' In Knoxville, Term., William V ther and Moore's stepfather. He said the two men were brothers and both were using aliases Detroit police said Cale's mother lived at the same .,:a:r':, listed for Moore. Ho the t'.ir; men t're ''.innected with Cale was nit immediately, but police saul Cale's mother uSed 31 the w , Detroit 'idatress listed fr Moore . ' -- * F • *07 3 stuaxt 1 1iit E Or 'indo - F .. - ' -,-.. Reach .'. springs. Election and speaker A victory . V - . ~ .. T.Of OFFERS YOU ._~ .-~_ ~ I Denominations of 900,' 250, 500 '-'... ' Bill Gunter . Is ~ / * rhetrflflq m sincerely yatetui for the support and con tldence shown rn h pledge to represent all of the citizens or me ruin TI the best of mv Congressional District t ability PAID SEMI--ANNUALLY 30,000 IN FIRST ISSUE BONDS '\ I I ________ . Special Message of Thanks from A ' Barbara K. Clenuner James Taylor Jessie C. Rountree John (;ray \.' Holiday Showcase, 9 a.m. - 1 pun., First Federal Savings and Loan Building, Altamonte Springs. - .. Marion K. It wusneJuanita I. Cristy '• - Nov. 20 Nov. 14 American Legion Post and 12 The I_ions Club meeting, of Steak, guest Auxiliary 183 supper, Legion noon, lhu.se on Prarie Like, 7 pm Home Recruiting speaker (rim Army dish and table Ilniflg covered Center. s'rv ice. Birthright meeting, 10:30 Mental Health Association 1 it . In., Altamonte Springs Seminole, 7:30 p.m., Mental ('outmunity ('enter. Health Center, Altamiar \o%. 21 ;ltanionte Springs Extension Homemakers Club, 9 a.rn 9:30 a.m.meeting, First luncheonwill be coffee, Savings anal l,4',u1. held at 11:45 a Ili, at the Lando' \itaiio'nte Sprin likes Ca.untr) ('tub by the Suburban Republican Women's Noi 4Springs Square dancing at the ('lub Those attending asked to hURl hIS Sanford Civic ('enter at 8, 3o bring canned or staple goods for Mr. and Mrs. Jaunt's Duffy a Thanksgiving baskets p.m. Join John Saunders boy, Sanford caller i a nd the St,i r Ii .h Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ta'lor a Senior citizens meet in All Ioziien;uirs. 1100y. Sanford Souls annex, 9:30-11 a. in. All Mr. and Mrs. David Ssuiith ii invited, bring friends. Thanks giving ! inner boy, Sanford Christian Church, 90 \'rIns('IIAIU;Es No',. IS uuland) IMvd Deltona, t p in utI Square danc-ing at the San- Ticket dt'aallir:e, Nt". 6. Mrs Arthur Wright and baby ford Civic ('enter at 8-30 pun boy °' .9 Join John Saunders (caller) Mrs. Melvin Walker and baby Square ttjthifl g at the Sanand the Starlight I'rumenadurs. girl ford Civic Center at 8:30 pin Esther Weiss Join John Saunders cal1er, No',. 16 Susan I.. Gallagher and the Starlight Promen.adors SISTER business unet'ting, 3 I,'r,n,'.,,. IIaIu,.n ,u.iu., I '..t cinI ,,,, •.,,.sta jt.tii. Itr1unui Toit'rs ittirciis I.. h"utch lkzekuiti h(i.ss Noi 17 Eva It. Gustafson Stauth Stittlilt' iii 111011t% Jo.' ('itIt I .ibrar used book s.ik', 10 a N.'Ilii' M (;ranger to ' p.m ., 7 Harriet t Batik. Vud;i Dunn Altamonte Spring hte'bvcca I'cnui)- w itt _- Steven A. Lucas Nov. l Eleanor C. Adams, th'Llarv l.iktt Mantle) high Shool I mu . Glenna 'l'rutschel, L)t'Bur' Athletic Iltaostt'r iris,cr FlIers Larson, l)'ILtr) - " __ __" usrisis .il, -, . p iii . '.1 ii 1 )e.iii h lowland, l)eltona -11 ~ t'aunPus Mrs. hank Tuip and baby bo), Like Mary Sanford: NOT J 151 IUIIISIN( i . ID )( NI) 1)111 lfl'lIig pi ,,li- ss lonal While In Is Ma, Ardell ltueH (,Jx of %'ootIhIiit', Md.Anheuserslit' gut's one of St. Louis for a conientlon, Busch's 2,000-pound (ldesihLslt'i a ihsoc Iispe'etluii. She has been a pro hIackli5hllI sliit'e 196.1. ''S Hurricane A1)MlSS IONS Aftro :dU S Orlando. Fla. Buchanan, 35, of Auburn, Al;. . who suffered a sprained ia'' was one of four persf.rLs iuijuri'd during the hijacking. — 12, 1972 NOVEBER M I ".., .- takeoff after a refueling s top at - . Minerva Jones Frank I$t'lhutiuiy Estelle M - Murray Woodbury, L. Thelma — KIM BiD U 014. MRS. i c a LOUISE— rufl,'.i Wv'tt 'c Mn RI't,b Lov'Se I(,mbrDugP plane's tires as it prepared for th money supply, it could hurt this industry badly. highways. NOVEMIIEIT Il, 1972 ADMISSIONS Magnolia Avenue, reported Jerry Tanner, 1100 South about $150 missing from his Willow Avenue. Sanford, were Non Stock Report cif Hospital Notes Seminole Calendar R. D. Wesley. of 2121 lit. 10 Box 104. Pensacola; and ..:'- \Ii;irni hospital, recalling how Fill •i;.'nts shot out four of the FlU Camp Don Tyler, 47, of 1801 Sum- theft of a mirror from the rest Colnmerlin Avenue, Sanford, re- noons at the highway Oil Coin. po rted (tie theft of musical puny, French Avenue, Sanford. Thomas Edward Vincent, 112 equipment and model trains Maple Avenue, Sanford was S. at about $350 to Patroled valu man Tom Bernosky. Forced charged with petty larceny and entry was gained th rough a possession of stolen property. Kenneth Capps, lit. 2 Box 53, window. Sanfonl; Frank John Chasvik. N hi- -- passenger Gale Buchanan at a (;erszuiny was hardest list. Winds up to 124 miles an hour us howled through the Harz Mounmi-ACTION, the federal tains. Twelve persons were now ell. killed, at least five by falling agency which compasses the Peace Corps and trees. The Netherlands, battered by will have two VISTA, winds of 90 mph., lost six perrepresentatives on the Florida including three froin fallNov.sons, Tech University campus ing trees. 15 through 17. In Gosselies, Belgium, a woLinda Darling, a former killed when the roof of man VISTA volunteer, and (Thonghouse was lifted and fell her youl Kim, ui Special Projects the top story. back, crushing Advisor to the Peace Corps appeared to Southern Europe from Korea, will be at the by the Alps have been protected Village' Center patio to talk with passes were where the mains students about the Peace Corps of snow. Inches by six closed and VISTA. By Sanford Police / Pair On as Thefts Investigated - ? Action Agency by the .rroiii .. .. ',.utnern. ''Evr'ryrirse thought they wr.I.l Is' dc'a.l in an hour,'' SISItI On while expecting that the strong tleuuind for housing will tisean d good year, they have their fingers crossed. - .-w , tion,and thusileci(je to cut back books are told the 80th annual convention here. l4ioksng bark, they are elate(l of the U.S. Savings & Loan League. "and it is my guess over their success during the that the banks will be grabbing l a st year or so. The demand for for more very soon." The housing has been unexpectedly present prime rate is 5.75 per high, and so therefore, has been the demand for S.&L services. cent. Another bright aspect of tist' Rates charged by coin- - ' I)y tilt, time closed for the year. lAHklIlg ahead, while most . representatives here hope S&l. -rist.se lwople,- hesaid of tiltmortgage lenders here today. another good year, they art' for Ilatinan, chairman of tfit. Board, %%hich is ainong his favborrowing costs higher wary. Iloust' tankint auth Currency unit.' t.ir:rts, "art' going to thetis, twcauise to deadly are Committee, said rises in the have to he satrhed closely in are horn.' customers their chief prune lending rate were plan. the ittissing months." buyers. Patniais fears are shared b ned in late October but deferred Prospective house-owners In order to avoid embarassing some of the thousands of reprelong displayed an have sentatives of the savings and President Nixon. abhorenre to high rates. And so, _ CI ..Tllis re.4;tr,iiiitisnt)%vt)ff," lie loan associat ions assembled have been built or are under of banning them construction. Such rapid growth seems to 'n Soviet resolution, subMilled Sept. by Foreign Mm- sit well wi th these residents. A ister Andrei A. Gromyto, de- recent independent survey dai.es on behalf of U.N. mem- profiling Deltona residents mande(I and collected If the ii.luns,iistriitson z,nti tl.' Federal Reserve rk'rlIe in the t-otsvt'iitiitiial tusarirser that tight i,iius.'y will help restrain Inila- M, I .:Zi.~Alg" e, ts - - e _ . . -_ IOIINI S4ltIIrtliJ lariilirig in (ub.i r'All thrn' hi),i l .r r,I t t:iknu into e st.ly l,y iiti;i Isijak at havana. PaL%l'nger% said (iiban authorities IIM) (0fl fscr;itetl FahISOTtI Ofle occupy second spot, with about $240 billion In assets, far lk'llusil commercial hunks, which expect to ave assets of $700 wilion it) i( in I. tiiht and foruM the prner'eri y -- By JOHN CUNNIFF capital 135 mniies nnrth of 't)CT5 tmucd ti land more war bIUM thelate .%, W tiane. A rnilitar~, spokemnan agamst countines with little or countnes had obj,ected to this now 99.9 * cent sold out. The r,el at Saigon's T~xn Son similar North Vietnamese A Warn of at least 10 'U.S. More than half a ckiz- said the rockets damaged five no nuclear armament." cause the U.N. corporation Is "nearly out of the provision SAIGON APt - The United b"dup al arrived Air Base. Mar ine land-selling business here,'. , 11 . '11 planies, wounded two I.Aotian rhav* the assembly's gener- charter says the council Cannot States deb%vred 31 arnphibirniss. 11w 311i-lool umphibious troop to tram Vietnamese marinies in en transpm-us arrived today. McCarthy. said Charles airmen and blew up an amznual debate th in the U.S. air war, more than decision Wi vehicles to Sou th Vietnam arid cargo carriers arrived on Oct 3, thi3O de- adopt a binding operating and maintaining T he 2wa. The), wer, viellicles, which crin Car.13r 34 100 B5.1s Aruck In North and rutl0n dump in ale adjoining scribed the Smiet resolution as out finding that there is a threat Deltona's general manager. today as pan of its equipment skup from OkIr. Today ppery owners who . "shabby stuff ." He opposed an to peace in a specific buildup anticipating a cease- the same models as those used troops or 18,0(X) pounds of car- South Vietnam, Cambodia and military compound. bought land for investment 1Usd Laos. dropping mire than 3,O( fire. Meanwhile, U.S. B52 by t U.S. ti . they aren't compe ti ng wi th the bombers continued heavy raids operated in the northern prcnAt the saint- time, U £ miii- tons of explosives on suppi T they wish to sell company caches as part of a twoweek air across all four countries of ID. o South Vietnam in the tai- and terec planes : their loti.. campaign. "Deltona is sold out ex cept me ban on air attac.s in the for about 175 tots which are Hanoi-Haiphong region and available, but these are goth narn other areas of Nirth By LEWIS GUUC1 Vietnam President Nguyen Van and a professional football fast." he added. x'e the 20th parallel re. . Thieu and short stops n C,am-. game after which he mingled in "me people who want to bti mained in effect, but the U.S. bodia and South Korea. The the locker room with quarter' homesites in Deltona now Clornmisnd reported 150 strikes WASHINGTON AP) P't U.S. embassy described the back Joe Nama th and others of usua ll y purchase directly from b lighter-bombers in the ident Nixon's special sa.r talks wi th Thit'u as , cordial and the New York Jets.. the owner of the land or through southe rn panhandle Surida. to Saigon returns today amid cvn l head a local realtor," MCCarth) Just when Kissinger wil Communist attacks in South widespread expectation that WatlingNixon came back to explainedfor Paris to meet again with \'it'tziam slackened to their low- adviser Henry- A. Kissinger will ton from Key Biscayne, Fla., The extensive shopping cWty Juvenile North Vietnam's Le Duc em kwel smee Sept. 30. the Sai- uxm head for another peace Development property nort proposals will be diseed to PUt) 'Planned Unit h gon command said. It reported negotiating seuicm in Paris. secret. AdnunL,,. center and UUU&I residence The 434, between Sifl5 62 as west of of SR stay before proceeding to County Development property where Deltona's when the Seminole tration offici als maintained area sa ults. including 39 rocket Gen. Alexander M. Haig Jr. Camp David, Md., retreat i cast Sweetwater Oaks. Woods Road. (it and development began back in 1962 Cmmnisaioners meet at 2 p.m. Markham their air of confidence, how. Run- and mortar attacks, during the slated th an th Wekiva River, and nor neymede - Alan Dayton) ve a settled and well. now ha Tuesday. Also e agenda L Kissinser weekended in New ever, about moving toward 24-hour period ending at dawn. foll - his homet-orning after Wingfield Delk Road. Rezone from A-I Agriculture will be setting of a date f or it But South \ueznamese ma- two days of talks with south York. seeing a Broadway play nal accord on ending the war. established look. The other two t . - Shaker 'ale. inc.. to C-2 GiCtkI CIDCial major home areas are bustling public hearing to conaicter a Restflvc rines and paratroopers battling cult e ri ur pr fr from A-I Ag operty Rezone wi th new construction. Both t.Jog onting on Airport for terr1tor in northernmost i Planned Unit Boulevard, south of Countryii. PUD sections have their own The following public hearings Quang Th province were property along Club Road. nor t*velonrient t of SR 46A. wi th shopping plazas for conwill be held beginning at 7 p.m: th 1,000 artillery- and mortars north of Wekiva River. George M. Sh artholtz th e venience items. Rezone tr rounds. me Saigon command Road. Springs Wekiwa Rezone from H-i Residential The spiritual side of Deltona to OC, Office Distrwt, pip' said casualties were light. Oaks propert E. to M-I Industrial, Sweetwater has also kept pace. Over the running between Douglas ________________________ yEnemy commandos attacked intersection • SR 427 at om SR 436 Everette Huske past few years, churches of the , Avenue and 1.4. fr of tliret' govermunent militia outMRS. LAURA FENNELL Funeral Notice tas. RERA KIMBROUGH N. Methodis Rezone tram A-I Agriculture Magnolia Avenue. Richard t. Baptist, Christian, é and SR 434. T. Donald Tm posts in tree adjoining provENNELL. MRS. LAURA United, Lu theran and Ca tholic B. Re si dential, Stultn Mrs Laura Jr., to R-1AAA inces in the southwestern part i unea s.evet so Mr Laura Mrs Reba Louise Kim faiths have been built. The ~1'4 St.. Sanford, died brough. 52. of lxmon Bluff died of the Mekcing Ulelta. The Sai- W. 0 Fr low 1. 71, 0 605 A :4??N $,I . Convenience and gun command said 14 govern- Saturda y night at a local Jewi arid who o.eo S.'rOay .ii ristian Science to CN Restricted Commercial, th'y ar.d south of Wekiwa of Public Ch sh . Sunday at Seminole Memorial congregatiris. who were giver, propert3 frMUng orl SR 434 and Springi Rrsad. i E. Everette Necessin. tar water and wwer rrient and IS ersem). troops were nursaig home. Bom in CotHospital- She was a native of 5-3W. Funeral Mme a ~11~ Rry service areas for Lotus killed and 36 Saigon soldiers totiwood, Ala., she lived sites by The Deltona Cbrpora. 1 LittleWekjvaDrivr.etc -W. H Huskeut St$14? Jr oc $tr g Grove, Ala., and moved l'l ______ ban Sanford for 50 years.. She was a Union their houses of wart.:rit fr:::. ;-: i.r:ue 8,.riT .n to Lemon Bluff two years ago ship in advanced planning me Viet Cong announced it mem be r of Presb1erian from Ldke Mary. She was a Brrton 'n -. stages. would mtensif its attacks to Qiurvh of the Covenant, LITTON, LEMUEL o. member of Ruhama Baptist force President Nixon to sign UflI?II I,rw,CP her Church. Anmston, Ala. and a The Deltona masterplan include Survivors 0 L'"Dt. J'. the draft c'ease-firr agreement 04 of WWII having served eran %I includes 22 church sites totaling Fennell. NW o worked out in Paris last month husband, Horace rs ine WAVES. Survivo eo acre Ui th s. A site is given each .er4.v d; son, John of Setring: or by the United States and North Sanf PeW at 2 m. Tt*idiy at husband. Wayne church gr ou p which shows daughter, Mrs. Ousda Morris of dude her Vietriani. F..nf.a! lOr?'e •itP ildren; Kimbrough, Lemon Bluff, can begin building wi thin six Pe,, Ken,.thW MOf!ofl.cia?.ng in Laos, Communist fo rces Bartow; five grandch da ughter. Miss Glenda Nell months after receiving the Btr,I , ,,.,, ree brothers., Robert Sellers, th fired5lrocke'tsat the airfieldat of Avon Past; Km1bruugh. Atlanta; mother ora'. rr,..- *-*r'-, property. Luang Prabang. the royal Bushnell ; Henry ' ";, Mark, of Center Hill; Carroll, of Mrs.. Fred Henderson, Forest California; two sisters, Miss City; sister, Mrs. James j Frksd, New Jersey: four Donna Sellers r O-i..cto Mrs.. Lura Tager, Columbia, (rr,thers. Jimmy Henderson, " Orlando: Robert Henderson, s.c Keystone Heights; Jake in is Henderson, Birmingham, Ala. Home Funeral BI-isson .-, .. and Col. Herb Henderson. U.S. charge of arrangements. - .*. Air Force. Gritmnlicnt Funeral Hurrie is in arge of LEWLEL UTiO :; Bj GEORGE ESPER AssociaW Pren TP. rfter tions, Stinday iifter tit) attenijot - Interest Rate To Rise .HSolon Tells Lenders Sought For rially tip their oriRinni fleRtiria- — five an aswrnbly declaration re- would not be the first to use nu- residential streets lace the Some 3,200 I'MCS ert home centers to create a fully grown Deltona. Materiel Bu ildup a Island. on saturday . I receive 1 " 77 V'_, I -Ali n-1 I I - - Z111fluxo.."~_4 ,~O" v . , it long line of cirva(ur, ii if) long Mir% ill fm%c1lr% ill GRAIN FOR Till: si)VII-A I NION 1% traiii-lert- rd froin Ili file hillion-dollar U.S.-Soviet dral, ohl-d wheat Illilof linif,1111114111 Illishelit .11ming ffiv alloost Wichita. Kalm the largc%t %Ingle intcrnallonal grilo dral Ili hl%tor%. 1% pressing tile nation'i; li(oragr and tranotporiallon colinciii for prizes donated by met. chants will be mde throughoptit t0 0 blec ion I ,A .~-w - - 0 % or"-$.. __ For F urther Information Write or Call Rt. 4, Box 622-A Brooksvllki , Fl.. 33372 .. ".-Ift _,"%I'l'),~ ~~ 11v G Go %;C, 4-- , ..~.. 1-1 -.,%I - unter i-4 Bill C.,,mrs will moiie ,povf vci, o, (,~. ,tit , 11 C,iflg?%:~11 I I I'A (904) 596.3146 or (904) 596.3280 P31 ad -. pod 4,.t by Ie,'oIJ S Ti . - ' . -.. ., -',. :5, ' - 1 .. i3,at'? L11ap(IJI T'I_'OiL,!%l �Miday, Nov. '13, 1972 4A—The Sanford F4fira$d Former Nobel Peace Editorial Comment and Ft ?Q Ma Jeaw 5G'nri nd VMIe Cal SC Oviec w. F.slat Chad C pit Mirt wife 1 (huh tj C FF F 'i Efi Andi Air Mire w M. Lyn w G.F $15,: B and Eth and in, Jar Campaign a Waste A11ION' B What a wonderful time to be living in Seminole County! Especially in the northern end where years of hard work and careful planning are blossoming into achievements which exceed even the most optomistic hopes. Probably the a-owning gem in this crown of vigorous growth is the S200 million planned community of HEATHROW. Here is an example of the most informed research and scientific planning coming together with almost unlimited good for mfl area where limited vision would have been tital disaster. This new community will be located on I 200 acr near the northwest quadrant of the Lake Mary Boulevard and 1-4 interchange. Homes will be built including 4.4!i2 single family and mnult family dwellings. Such a transformation of a largely agricultural area into the bright and attractive pnhlem of eon Hethrnv. presented strl,ction and conservation. Paulucci Enterprises has, however. soh'ed them in such a manner that the end result promises benefits all around. Heathrow is. to be sure, only one of several major developments in the field of area treatment which will brine literall. thousands of new residents into this delightful region of lake and river beauty. Yet Seminole residents can also be assured that the move is on in several major industries to build new facilities and expand older ones with a net gain of many jobs. Mosi recent. as this comment is made, ic the doubling of the plant for General Dynamics. Stromberg-Carlson Division, in Lake Mary. The new plant will cost about £3.3 million, will add 164.00 square feet to its present 110,000, and provide jobs for about 500 more cmployes. At the Sanford Airport, new construction will shortly take place with the expansion of the Fort Lauderdale Steel facilities and others are in the works, But the major and most important activity at the airport surrounds the master airport development plan and the program for runway maintenance. This air facility is being called on for more services and these steps are essential to provide them. Operating in the black already. this former Naval Air Base shows every promise of becoming what it can be, a major economic base for the whole of Seminole County, if not all of Central Florida. Not to be outdone and also caught up in the hr anftirb rra1b TELEPHONE 32 7611 ': ' FRENCH A E'l c3 SANnORD F'LA AVE ELOW Ed$o an t Pubi'sPie N[ 0 DOYLE A,ertan; Ciret-o L F AN*. VOtjOi,. PE C,rculahar C,rnra JD4N WlNiED F GlELO Cornp?roilpr Migin Edof 'RO OEEY 4.'i,in ;Y TAYQR , r'ts F Citzr RALPHhAYS Rrrv,' Fcre"tir Cump s WILLIAMS RAY 511b'ENS Pr!, Roum (Ir VINC F NT by Mail s 1e$ P1a!I,phv? 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The Herald a a member ø the Associated Press which is entitled excluslvtlp to the use for reproduction at all the local news printed in this newspaper Herald Area Correspondents Altimonte Springs ' don Ipvn Pr I IIaIrs Culdcnv od I ...tbv ouè fiqi L.kr .rorcst CsI -.4 :.•.tlbcr - , Tenglewood LIP M1t ,,n C.drw i Chuluota L 34'# fl5 CpIo'cd Coinmund .,. Dpr.a.aary Entetpcs. Fa,'ne1e Ei*erds 5)63 - 'flw plont will he for the Concrete Structural Systems, Inc., constructcars of concrete modules. kbout '100 new jobs will be created. Important enough in itself, it gains even greater meaning when placed against the very vigorous and very exciting picture of northern Seminole County on the move. m paper's commit tment is very definitely to tell the story of Seminole County. This becomes a more arid more exciting and challenging responsibility every year. 1972 may well be a record. But look out 1973 is on the way, the lights are all green and the prospect s thrilling! Could We .I L :. - .. bU. Lr Mum u 1.,:' :r Long *ood R i.e., Wente Springs Nric Buo 372 6'3' 05* ren •- ' . 1' •'' C,..riawa Oe'.'do i. ta iii Ih Lii 3.4 different. The 1972 campaign was full of flaws, full of credible boredom, Mud in flfl' W$VS got quite out ot hand - Do Without All These? B' HAL BOYLE NEW YORI APi — SOTTW things we eOUId all do without: Amateur Sigmund Freuth who like to skip rope in other people's minds Guys who want to help you ii crossword pu1e you'd preft!r to work nut vourelf. Twenty-four hour viruses that hang urnund for almost that many days. Anyone over the age of II' wh uses the word 'yumzny." Cloudy mnrninp Hnttheck girls wu tr tx ZlC73t'U t!CU' right or going U f:t't icr six of them a week. Guys who go around in public holding a radio to their ear Wives who think the famil will hill apart and there will lx' nothing left on earth to live for if they don't get a color television set for Christmas The rthgmg a! a telephone when you're comfortable in 11w reclining chair and have the cat IS gnig ill have kittens settled down to read a nice new - and you still haven't been front-page murder story In the able tie get nd of the ones stat had the last time. afternoon newspaper. Another rent raise. Ernergenc calls from the ofAnother tax hike flee on your day off. Another world just like this Handlebar mustaches on gut's WIUe couldn't lift a two- one. From these and other vcx.apound Wnk overhead without lions of bod and spirit, deliver cettirig red in the fart .'inrither announ:'ernent that. us Amer _________ UICU lIULi Id'o people. Uttle white dogs that sneal: up behind you and bitt' Vob or. the heel Overnight lovers who thinl: u. clever to write "Mr. and Mrs Thomas Jefferson" in the regslers of fleabag hotels. 5—. — I p lOw..... - — All per,ont ire 'ecet' ,'fed in AccordAnce v,ith the of thiS notke, the Iiclitiotut nøm. Wing. 30 F.i%t. then,, run South S9 Seminole, (:ne,rety, rIr,,idA, Ii., breI .'gigwl Ire hotness e J)I Statutes to Wit Section $65 OC business in Seminole County, Point of li.ginnlncj, thence meinder Ad,inttriitri. of q,. lstmta of IRA Sarv,lrirele. Ceutuet-y, Elorirti of chain stores or ervires .__ ' " Veterinarians who chargt' more than internists. Anyone' you pas manc U who lacks the' courtesy to say "Thank you" Anyone who cuts down a tref whose signature you like Ui Wt' against the sk Racehorses that don't seem able to learn how to cnn' in first when you want them to. People' who wear their glasses on top of their heads and get mad if you won't hell them search for them. A big bug in the' bathtuh Two big bugs in the bathiut. A dearth of rainbows Anybody who writes an anonymous letter about an• thing People who whisper together in the corner at cocktail parties People' who stand in the ceriter of the room and shout at each other at cocictall parties People who say they can't stand cocktail parties but keep McGovern's running mate, Sargent Shriver, managed to contain the whole thing in OflC p'ane, since only a i-cia. Vanishing the vice•presidential nomi- But \'ice President Agnew. being incumbent nd being Nixon's chief surrogate on the trail, had a two-plane en tourage He traveled the cc'bntry with an air of high cert mony and exaggerated tension which suggested we were making world rounds signing peace pacts. As everybody knows, the President himself deliberatel confined his e'ffcirts to a very few campaign forays this year But when he did move, he was naturally followed by most White House press regulars and a batc'h of political reponlers He moved In Air Force One, with the usual Air Force backup plane going along We traveled in a huge stretch DC-8. One night on tss sizable fleet of militar' short hops we all piled into helwc'pters. 'What came of all this mad dashing around' Sometime' thou.cands of miles produced no more than one or two public appearances. Only the jazz' Shriver got directly to the ¶'cetm'rs s'ery often on a given'day. Or. r last day with Mr Nixon. I saw the inside of aircraft hangars for rallies in Chicago. Tulsa. and Provi. denee Of the three cities, only Tulsa's skyline came into & - 1 CO East AtortA Boulevard % - - day, meaning j " " ' , $ Has Proud Record - - m knowledge. 1 rate Montreal second. After- that, it's ii drastic plunge in quality to New York, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Boston and Washington. None of these cities, in my ex;wrience, can offer a cab ride to compare with the excitement of riding with ii cabdriver iii 'l'ijuana or Montreal. New York once had the most interesting cabdrivers in America, but I'm not sure that is true any Lunger. They were always pushs, but now they've become surb and closemouthed The first 1mw 1 was e's'er in New York. six By DON OAKLEY It was in 1958 that Dr. William B. Walsh, a Washington. DC. heart specialist, conceived a unique project for fostering international goodwill and understanding. commentari' on New York and life in general. But if you want to find out what an exciting ride in a cab is realy like, go to Tijuana or Montreal. Cabdrivers in these citi.cts arc all former demolition derb'.- dr'.'ers and Unsuccessful skydivers The' seconcl-most..exciting cab ride' In my life was in Montreal, where the' driver was trvng to set a land speed rec,.ird for going downhill in the middle of a metropolitan city at noon The most exciting cab ride of my lift was in Tijuana. All cab rides in Tijuana. of course, are exciting, for there is the ever-present factor of suspense When you get into a cab in Tijuanos, you're never sure if you'll get out alive. The drivers are in a hurry to get where they're going because It's ubvilus that the cab is likeh' to fall apart at any second. Strangely enough. rr,v best ride in Tijuana came on the only good road they've gut. The' cabdriver was taking me front the bullfight ring by the sea back to the American border, and tat decided to prove that it is possible to pass 186 cars at one' time on a two-lane highway. That's tile big difference' between riding cabs in American cities and riding cabs in Tijuana and Montreal. In U.S. cabs, you never learn what it feels like to hair your whole' life flash iii front of Lets Talk Clerk of the C,rcut Court By Cecelia V Ekerre Deputy Cleric CLEVELAND. MIlE l BERRY . Atlfly5 for Petitioner "' ' 4 30 North Oak Avenue P0 Drawer Z Sanford, Florida 37771 Publish Oct 30, A Nov 6, 13, 177 DEI 175 - In the s'ears that followed, the name was to become a s'mbol of medical teaching and compassion—and, indeed, hope—to millions around the world. In 1960, the HOPE left osi her maiden mission to Indo. nesia raid South Vietnam. Visits followed to Peru 1196' 63, Ecuador 11963-64), Guinea 1964-65,, Colombia 196 C'')cni I 1968-69i, Tunisia 1 1969.7!jt Jamaica 1971l an Brazil i 1972. Since that first voyage, the self-contained floating hos• pital and teaching, diagnostic and treatment facility has - trained more than 6.000 local medical personnel in the ' . benefited from the medical services ins'ols'ed in the spring of 1969, the HOPE began health career training activities in the United States. Extensive pro. grams have been established in the Merican.American community of Laredo, Tex., and on the I6-million.acr& Navaho Indian reservation in ' WELLS. h5 wife, P LEE ThUMA of a branch bank, told nat how he had Ins life changed b)' a dull afternoon in a hotel. Bob a-as a long way from htane, anew oo one, and was bored. Sitting in the hotel lobby, Bob began to look at people. As he watched the many agitated, upset, worry-driven pecçile ceane and go he' knew the vali.at of "getting back to the simple principle, of my religious faith." "That afternoon," 13u1, told me, "i saw people act as if bob Lividaon, manager they were tr)ing to deatroy tr4dr mis. I wthed then using the revolving dour, and ne men's it seemed as if whole day was goir to be thesernen die, itseems that if you get past 0 toy you are living Wa ripe, old age. Why' That grim reaper uses h blood prure, hypertena&!xi, heart failure, ulcers." Bob, nialung a sweeping motion as though holding a scythe, said, "This is what that bearded man uses to cut clown men in their Iruiw these din's" Ckae of the things that less people know about the t1ng of an autanobile is that the aevere.t strain is dr!ving the t,ar at highu speed over' what locks like smooth pavement. 1972 Dlii 5$ _____________________________ IP4 THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND COUNT V • SEMI N OLE FOR FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 77-1161 In r. Tie Marriage of LEROY flARTON. Hutband i•ii', North Carolina C.upe' reir Capital Corporation 1)39 South 9th Street Wilmington North Carolina YOU ARE HEREBY notified that a Complaint for rCciSOfl, inlunctlon, and other relief, has been tiled against you ru the above styled suit and you ,ure regvrrci to serve a copy of your answer or pleading. if any. upon Plaintiff - S attorney, JOSEPH M MURASKO P0 Drawer 716. Fern Park. Fla 32730 and file thC AMENDED NOTICE TO OFFEND IHI STATE OP 1-LORIDA TO DORA ANN fAR TON 03 Woodward Street Rochester, NY YOU API I4UREBY NOTICIFI) that LEROY IIARTON has liIi"I .e Petition in the Circuit Court of Seminole County. florida, for DlssolutionofMarriage,arid you are required to serve a copy of your written detenhert, if any, on of COL BliP T WILLIAM L ST F NSI ROM. DAVIS A Mc Ill TOSIl. Attorneys for Petitioner, whose address is Post Office Lbs 1330, Sanford. Florida 32771. and file above styled Court on or before default and ultimate iudgm,nI will oo so. a Oefautt will be taken ORLO rrcauiredtofileyOurensWef *itnthe Gibson having been filed re the Clerk of thiS Court. and to serve a Circuit Court in and for Seminole County. Florida, the title of which is copy thereof upon the Plaintiff, c' IN THE MATTER OF THE Pla,ntitf's attorney, wteos nan and address i SMITH,HULSEY, ADOPTION 0 PAMELA VIC , TOqIA REITEI,IIACK, a minor, by SPPAKER SCHWALBE NICHOLS. 500 Barnett Bank GENE WILLIAM GIBSON and Building, Jacksonville, Florida, TAMI JUANITA GIBSON. his wife, 37307, nof later than November 77th. Petitioners, these presents corn mand you to appear and fite your it yt fail to do so, iudgment may Answer or other pleading with the be entered against you for the relief Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole Counts Florida, and serve dernandod in tree complaint The rsturc of sad suit being for a copy thereof on Petitioners' t tOrney. C Vernon Mile, Jr . of the Foreclosure of Mortgage en cumbering the following described lwfirmofClevCiafld.MOe& ferry, >e'ope rty%ituatein Seminole County, on or before tF'P Itt day ccf Decem her. A D , 1977. otherwIse a default IOid, to wit will be entered against you Los 59, GRANADA SOUTH, cording to the Phif thereof as 1 : I I S Drawer Z. Sanford, Florida 31771 estate of FRED it WEBSTER. deceased. late 04 Said County. lathe and file the original Answer or Coun'v Ju'J'i' of 5erviinole County, Peadng ifl the QlfiCC of the Clerk of I Ir.ia, a Is uffi i' 0 ICC rourt ttit Circuit Court. Sem ,noie Con$y tu%f of tad C,jritv at Sanford. CourtPe,s,, Sanford. Florida, on or Florida. within 5ic calendar monthS WI I F, A NO HENRY (iARZA. IfIJSIIAPID NOTICE OF ACTION TO hENRY (,AIIZA $5.40 Etnireaba Avenue Cleicauc. lllirioi, 60170 YOU API. NOTIFIED hat an action toe' dit%OIutlOfl of marriage hat bec'ne fiii'il jijiluritt you and you art rcgurnd tu rr sea (Upi uf your wr Iten defenseS. it any, to it on WILFRED If CONWAD, from the fm, 04 the first ptetJli(atiOfl petitioner's attorney, whose addresS claim or cinnand shall be in writing. and shAll stat, lhe plaCe 01 residence arid poil office addreSs of flee claimant. and I/- Ill be sw'nrn to by te claimant, ISiS agent, or attorney Cisselberry, Florida 37707. ore or before November 29th, 19??. arid file origInal with the clerk of thiS court •ilher before service on pstlttoner'iattorrbey or immediately (lee's Of th,Circut Court nfh't 35tn one dollar and Such Claim or demand be entered against you for tIle relief day cf Ontober, A 0 . 1917 'Seal) ARTHUR H 8ECKWITH. JR Cierk f the Circuit Court By: Ceceha V Efre'rre Deputy Clerk i1 ii _____________________________________________ 111 CLEVELAND, MIZE I. BERRY Atiorneys f Plaintiffs C 1973 b isLe, 209 North Oak Avinue "rite gIo4 øob HoIdcm, Iei P0 De'i*er z Sanford, Flo.'ed• 77?I Ptjtili Oct 30, I, Ploy 6. I) 73 1973 OF I 119 was a buel visit, king Ti,,tthø,!" nese, I ORIA M WILLIS.' Oct ('nelarut NOTICE OF (UIT S through II Ire flock H. ill Of Lots 6 Residence arid YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED throUgh 6 in Block C. all of lots 3 riot So lIed t.ill be void S Doseglas Stenstrum As e,ni:ufo' of the Last Will and TnfarnCflt f C PLO N WENSTER. deceased 5T(tlST iiOP.". DAVIS . PM It4 10511 Aftc,vr.evt for F.,c.(ut.)m I'ust Office hoe 13)0 C Ioqida State Bank Suite 23 Sanford, Florida. 37771 Pi.i.i'M 7) 30. 8. Plus 1)1 . . II. 1917 demanded in the pelitlon WITNESS my eared and the seal of Ibis Court on October 26, IV?? (Clrull Coucf Seal) AR THUR H IIECKWITH, JR As Clerk of liii Court of e ,,.,n, j the r i .,, ,qtilt te the $jro4U ',ic n e-'- r.'f., e DEJ 61 fly. Martha I Vihlen ()eputy Clerk CARL L. THOMPSON. 75 South Magnolia Avenue Orlando. Florida 32*01 Attorney for Plaintiff Pubtith Nov 6. 1). 20. 77. 972 DE) 2? re Ii hy J(a'rifl lirriwerrats In a roalltfren hijicetit ire r,4 ore .tLrr new elertior. ___ - ' -. (a ni pa I ri g F I no rices May Have Loophole ( imc frrri liu's ur.d iat tu.' are not rnntrihut&nns. (,Ai Assorlated Press Writer -tuq-ft!Ars cay there could he A wA.uIlN(;TON I API proliferation of such etuba ItI'puhllcan committee that evade the full dLicloiure pro. rti;innelerl $100,004) Into sanns of the new law President Ncsren's re-election The auditrr's say they '* campaign says it does not have press the club for discinsur to make known the sources possibly launching a field awl' u.s funds despite a new federal Ifl the r',eit few weeks end th. ltw requiring dtsclosure of all turning their finding,s over ui't.$I() contrIbutors. the Justice fl.partmer f '-.' Auditsirs for the General Ac- club remains adamant utintIng Office say the position Thu name of the F.c,''.tl':.' fly II. I.. S4IIWAKI7. III - rne *ith tree Cle.mk of the Circut Itepublican party of New Jermcqc.qel,irer ith the pro',itiOvn level Finance Committees f 1913 the elections law which trick ef- feet last AprIl The 'luh rnntenr1 the club reported enntribrnir.g $),00fl t.o cach of tI us money crimnilttpes .irmd $l,Of)tn -i '14th. F nyC]te /\ rr'ri'' Ic r rn S In I re Ian ci NJ ed'I R•'lFAST i AP, — Another attacks on Cath,cito' 'ou,w.s priv(lte army is emerging in the Andercn.'stoswn distric'. it Northern Ireland, this tune Belfasi The Catholics clairn'-' composed of former Roman the British army was not pr'Catholic servicemen who ay viding sufficient protection. they are banding together for The Catl"MIics alr'ady h.i-." the Irish Republican Army t.anl't. Dli The province remained reta- .trganization apparente :. NOTICE FOR BIDS tis'ely quiet Sunday night, but will pattern utset! on the Ul,ltr The Seminole County flo.ercl of F ICT I TIOUS NAME iiollce said a man was shot in Defense Association, a County CommissIoners Will receive NOT icE I', !,,'rrhy cjven that I aii and seriously wounded tant troup which cLaims mcr' bidS at the 011Cc of Arthur H fleck it PO$ OffiCe the head with. Jr. Clerk. up to 170) noon C11(J.igNI in bus'flCSS Ba' 70), Altamonte Springs, in the countryside outside Bel- than 50,i)00 adherents. Monday. ?lovrmber 27. 1977. foe' "The UDA has shown that, f IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE furnishing the following items of Seminole County. Florda under tise fast. equipment to the County of fictitious miami' of 1' '4 A COI'4 you want to get anywhere with EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL. CUd. ' TRACTING COMPANY, DIV OF ExCatholic The Stminole. Florida the British army, you must put CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE A One tractor complete *ith I P A INC - end that I otend t Servic'men's Association, thousantlsofmenon the 1treU COUNTY, FLORIDA. reg,stersiedr.l're ,sth IPIC Clerk of sloping terrain sidearm mower CIVIL ACTION P40. 73.1320 B One metal storag, building 30 the CirCUit Court, Seminole County which claIms 20, 000 members, in a show of strength," P!:i! In re The Marriage of Florida n accordance with the announced Sunday It IS forming Cur'ran. chairman of the : * 30 ft in ti P41: C) Et)Wtit't) I 0./F. 'defensive" units to Spec ific.etions may be obtained at prOvisiOns of the FictitiOUS Pf,iu'" .tctive &t"/tCCfllAlflS .tLS3u)CLUIIOO, \l,itutC5. To Wit Sect On 56* Husband the office cit the Seminole Counts - PAULA ANNE LOWE. however. It claimed not to have S Ted P Arnlurid 'it aim s ti, prntes'. :ur Sanford, Florida 32771,orbs writing Pres any guns. Clerk's otfic. P 0 Drawer C. homes and families. We wilt ' NOTICE OF SUIT ) 30. A Nov 6 II Sanford. Florida 37771 All bids are PubliSh Oct TO Paula Anne Lowe pUrely The association said it began a to be in a sealed enveloçe. plainly 1977 Raleigh marked on the. outside, "Sealed Bid DEl Ill recrUltinginstrengthlastweek organization, and thee.' aU North Carolina _________________________ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED for (ItemI. oreo November 77. alter I'rGtestant gLsohne-bolno flo retaliatory Ju1,edfl. 1972" that an action for Dissolution of NOTICE FOIT RIDS Bids will be opened at 7 00 PM . Marriage has teen filed against you Monday November 77. 1977. in the Ire %e'rn.oiie Cixirelt tl,eni.1C I rt-e.c' (ni nese , andyouar,requiredtoserveacoPy floard of County Commissioners Count, (cirnmssoners .sii of your written defenses, if any, to A crc)LDats Plan ('cit At the Otfe of Arthur H tiet Office. Room I. Court House, Kenneth M Beane of STEPPIEPI *ith. Jr . Clerk, up to 13 00 Sanford. Florida Actual award to Mond'y. November 20 1972 te' SON. A I3EANE. Post Office Drawer succesttul bidder wilt be m.icle at tIle One, Casselberry. Florida, Iurr''.Pi.niJ the tollOw.rig m.it.r-,, Pe rf or rn a rices lii 1.J Si teert regular County Commission Attorneys for the Husband. and file P,5.tiflg. Third I loom of tier Court Our tej the twelve month per .,i.J Wife the original with the Clerk Of the houSe. Sanford. Fiorida. Tuesday. endn December t C3 above %tpled Court on or before Nuvereeber November 77th, 1972. otherwiSe, a Judgment may be entered against i'ou for the relief demanded in tIle )977 Arthur H fl.'kwith. Jr . Clerk. Board of County CommissIoners A Limercxic 'Sf\Ti YORK 9 Asphalt Ott — a,>. JCh(CVCCI1t'(It. 'h•JC uJ C Concrete pc member acrobatics troupe ''It's the first perfurtuu1g.dr. 0 MCtl Pipe' train mainland China will exchange between our cvtw- Seminole County. Florida fly W flush Jr PubliSh Nov 1). 70. IT?? SP4tCifiCat.Ons may be obtane,J ut perlorita in four American cities trieS." the oft'c;e ot the Seminole Cuunt, Noting that acrobatics h.i'.' Eretenter,lX)OSouthOrlandoDr,r sLatting next month, marking sanford. fonda 37771 or bsi wr.t-n- (he first tour of this country by been considered a refined art Dli 61 _______________________________ Clerk's oft.ce, P0 Drawer C 1e.!r S.anfotd, Florida 37771 Alt bidS r, a itajor ('hinese cultural at- (l'una for 2,001) years. FICTITIOUS NAME Mid umqtw acts cumbmiiu. given Peat we to be a a sealed tnvtIOp. pIanl tz.tion. NOt 'the visit by the Shenyang insic and juggling w",,uld '' marked on the outside. "Sealed Bid are eni.it,'ci n uusness .ut II N Devon, Winter Slinings. Seminole foe' (lt,'ni. open November AcrobatIc Troup.. it \twch,irti included in the troupe's tcr 1912 County. Florida under the fictitious , Is to begun LX's,'. 16 and include funuant'es, with acrub.atic flicitwullbe opened at 1 03 p name of CRIt.TION LAND SCAPING. and that we inlnd to free Iiotrtlod COunty Cornm,tsioo.,s perforilkances in ('hicagte. n_ of balancing, trick bicycle ri1. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE register said name with Ihe Clerk of Office Noone 1. Court House, ttlanJpoliS, New \'ork and tug and twubling. the Circuit Court, Seminole Counly. Sanford, Florida Actual award to Wa.kh)rmgtun. A spuk man fur the Oit:'.i EIGht TI! (NT H JUDICIAL Clii - Florida in accordance with Inc Soc etstul bidder *,lI Di medial the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ovioees Of the fictitious Neerr'c ned ru-golan County Corne,e,floie Statutes, To Wit Section lOS 0' florida Statutes 195? S Frank A Hall h,moy P hall and PUblish Nov Ii, 20. 37, A Dec i. CIVIL NO ?2.13I flUff ALO SAVINGS BANK. Pla,ntilf, E'AIGE K MELVIN IL hAItI TN I l'AiC',F. his wife, 1977 Ut'feiilai,ts NOTICE OF ACTION 10 MELVIN p PAIC,F and ELPZAIIITPI t l'Alc1l:. his vt.. Address Unknown C OiilIi'%ilO4IiIt 1)1 1 6) ______________ Sini, icdl. Count, .. ,e. CIRCUIT COURT. fly W Uv5h, Jr IN THE l'uit'lith Nv 6. I). IV?7 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Clii (I .112 CUlT. IN ANt) FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA h'l.ms for the tow were an.. relatIons conunittee. a nunpr'-i- Mcetiflg. Third Floor of IPee Courl nuunccd jointly Sunday b) Al- it educational organhzatiwi House. Sanlurd I lorida. T.aesda, cisander Kckstein, i'harman of said the initiative (or the tiij Pfosen,eb.r ii 1912 (runt the the 'ujtitiii4iL (.'OliUflIttee cii Uti- CaITiC Chant' Arthur H fleskw II, in usertU11ent and id the St.i:' (leek tied States-China Relations, Ibord of County ecutve Depart.itwnt had nut been iiad Nieruwn .iner, cures tc'r of the t'it ('enter here S 0)5 ed in the negot' i "1 consider it a major except (ut. granting vti ____________ YOU AIdE P40Th uI'Ø Iteit are CIVIL ACTION NO 73-Idol action tom foreclosure of mortgage In cc. the Marriage of has breec lileil against you arid you JAN15 I I I I iS if' iuiil are, ('(41.1 tI tO ici ye a colic ol yceJ festijil It Cur lIen defenses. if any, to it t)n JAMI S P)t-4AI Ii — AAackle Kidnapper Een led NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE lit eStic'i%u it 55.5 (i.)N( I RN Pu.' i-.uih, , i.,i iC ,i ' Motion For A New I r I a I ueecic'r SigiCitJ pi_i tu.siW, lii 1i DOPIAIIJ N. C"I4L*(T 1. plaIntiffs "Fictitious Pdarne Slitute - Chapfre attorney. WlvI address it p o floe NOTICE OF SUIT YOu4re iioIiIid tIlt .e f'ct.tuon foe ot. ioriUa Statute wIl rr'gilrm IIINF:ss'IL.l..I.':, (il i — A waives ant objes'tion ttu1itj ,i November 37th. IV?). arid file tn. filed against you and you ar. aced Seminole County. I' lorida. upo, original wiPe the clerk of ttiis court required 10 serve a (Ofly of 9our receipt of proof of the Publication cii (10*5(1 1 motIon for a new trial itwse fter a change l venue either before Service u's plaintslf's answer or pleaiimncj to the Pelitionun this notice. the •i(lutOi name. t ('aswelt cuns.'tudeti that he (or (.l.tr% Stevetu Kr(s), conthe Petitioeeei"t atlorlwv, OER'L0 wit MINI TOW OF FI.OlflCIli ticit altorney or immediately thereafter - ti in tiw 1968 kitivaptmt.g ui ttJiUIkl Iv.Ine of KrbL's L'UtLI-. otherwise a default will be entered S ilUTlihiNG. 175 South Court uniter which it ii engaged iii in the curnplalnl or petition file the urii,i nil answer or pleading UI Midland. PIer ic Jane MIK'klt. med and that Knst is serving a irelhvofficr of the Clerk of tIes above thaI the panty ieeIrfe'sleif ce tad The pruperly proceeded against legal sentence. Court on cit befOre (ee' ember 14th, bossiest enilenlec Se 5 AS fiiilic)*S deScribed as follows Krist, 2t1, us sersing is lik The 'dtt1t4tti va'tutt, is cved at 1977 If you Call to do to, udgrnenI by Cadet ii LOt 5. tli&c.. 10. 1314 EAMWOI seIth'llce at (tie Georgia stats S(IBDIVISIOPI, I HI RD SEC I 1011, default will be taken against you Cr Corporation 100 f't C net lIrusl1 at Ucutss'iIlc 1k t'ialnas Kiuocy UnisersIt)' at the time ut Dated if Winfcr Part, as recorded in Plat ltooI. 4, page 70, the relief demanded in thee Petition public records of Seminole County, DONE AND OI1DERI!D lIeu VIb Counly, Floride. tluweinteeq u leo ueretrtiil publicity lereJuttk'vu1 the incident, was butted ahvt' day of Noveceeber. 1977 ISeillI AI4 dUll 8LCKWI TIf. JR lawn elIde It halt Esquire. hart lay aced kahi • Ia,. 373 w By ('ec,Iia V Ekern A' DcpuIy Clerk S WILFRED Pd CONRAD Florida Sel) ANTHUR II ftl( K WI ItI. lid Attorney for Petliloner fly Macin. S Eden Winter Park, Florida 37159 fly - Macinc S Eden Deputy Clerk l'ulilitti Pdiiv im jn :t. & o. i Deputy Clerk PubliSh Oct 73. 30, 8. Nov 6. ii. I1utiIIste Pdciv I). 70. 77. 8. Dec 1. M) 1972 (II lV?i Dl .1 61 DI I I)) soc 'inith HIghway l7 Cassellj.vry, Florida 37701 Publish Oct 30. 8. Ploy 6. u. ,o IV?? OF I Ito eleCtion he Social l)erriocrats increased decided to abstain. In the sf'.,p, t with the their vote share, Sot ml IMmno- math ftraradt dLwovered he t'tsr. S.r,,nI, lost his par1i;urrerf;eri rr;Ir.c rat.c finally wren control ref par- Lots I through lOand ISthrOugte 7Oin Wit Sectioc $509 FIor'da Statutes filed against you in the Circuit Courl flloek B. all of Lots 1 through S in 1957 of the tsghlce.ieth Judicial Circuit of Illoct I. and all of Blocks X. .1. k, I Mc ,'acl P c,errity the State of Florida, in and foe f' Seminole County. under cIvil action G. D. and I. LAKE MILLS Mar., 'A C,errt (h's . II No 72 1109, the style of said cause SHORES. according to the plat Pubit" thcceol as recorded in Phil flock l972 belnu JOHN 0 HAP4flISON and EVELYN HARRISON, hit wife. Pages 11 and IS of the Public on in Seminote' County. Plaintiff ,s OFfIA M WILLIS. Wecord of florida Further d,-scrbe'iJ as a ICTITIOUS NAME Defendant, and. portion Of Lake Mills Shores iocatd NOT icr is '•'me'uv g'ven 'rat I YOU ARE tl[RBY REQUIRED in the P1 'i of Section II 71)3 engaged n bus-nesS at 120 Sanlan'l to file your Answer with the Clerk of This public; hearing will be held in Springs Drive, 5.iit C, Longwr'J tPeeCircuit Court and toservea co tlee'col u ,on the Plaintiff's Attorfleii the County Commission Chambers Seminole COui'ity. Florida under whose name and address are Of the Court House, Sanford, fictiioutr,meOf STEWART TITLI referred to below on or before this rloricla,onDccemberS. 1917. at? 00 OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. and that 5th day of December. 1972. or ii P f. , or as soon thereafter as I intend to register Sad same *ith possible the Clerk of the C,rcu.t Court Defaull may be taken against you Seminole County, Flor,da in ac floard of County WITNESS MY hand and the of Commissioners cord.inCe with the provisions Of th ficial seal of said Court this 2nd day Seminote County, Floe' ida rictitious Name Statutes. To Wf of November, A 0,1977, at Sanford. Ily Greg Drummnorici, Section 56509 Florida StatuteS 19*7 Seminole County Florida Chairman 5 K Ot cli Rubo (Seal) Attt Arthur If fte.ckwith. Jr •5 Offic" Man,eorr ARTHUR H I1ECKWITII, JR Claims or Demands Against Said agoinst you foe the relief demanded in the Complaint. This ref iesPi.il be published i'xe eeOc week for four consecutive ***t in The Sanford Herald __________________ Plaintiffs S hAS t.eeci tied ega-sist r,j arid ou A 0 , 1972 If you fail 10 do so. _______________ THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CUd CUlT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 77 1109 JOP*NQ HARRISON. nd [VILYN HARRISON. his wife, Seminole County, Florida. In Probate re. (stale 01 fRED P i'iiFUStEP Deceased To All Creditors and Persons Having before the 791,5 day of fdOv,mb*(. ______________________________________________ County, I lexida fly c;reu Drunemnnd, Chairman Attest Arttium Pd flee I*lth. Jr I'uhIi%h November II. 1972 Dr i 60 If 19. Duck Pored Add,t,oe'1 to Caiselberry. 5minole County, FIora, a(corclng to record plat thereof recorded in Plat Book II. Page 77. of tfee Public Records of Seminole Cnty. Florida GAP!'. their re)atinqas erri '''' - r of closer te" ho jq the F IC T CT IOU S Pd AM F PlOItt I ii l.creh 'j-cn that .are enqmej."l re l.tntc il I ilO Sea'' St • Smrui'erri Plasm, ',infri Seminole (nunty mmmiii inner t' fititi0us seam. (,f Itt F At' iin,Ii ',titp flank GALLERY, arid that we intend Suite' 77 " regiSter sairiname *tPi the (I,'S r.l Pntt Office' fin' uiio the C ircijit Court ScmeI. Cur.', carefno,i linn,iia 37171 Floridu .n CCe"lAr"c wth It. Attorney for Aiiminittratrie ttue fir tt(Jii% nine'. l',t,iith Nov 11.70. 7? A Dec 1. IT?? provisions of ',ceton is oi %titutp%, To Nit LII I ¶7 ______________ 1 !rr.dt Stiitt,tei ' roy. Anti. • Rrii loi,r'j 5MlPdOi COUNTY fOARO I'uihl itI 740 6. II - 3) 71. i'd?? OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS or i'i ___________ Notice ot Public tfearing Thr Itoard of (oilily Corn ltii%%oiier% uf Scmiruu,I,' 'only witI FICTITIOUS NAME hotel a public hearing to contider Plot ICE ''i Pee'n"ti j .en ?hit approving a clredrjing permit on the in h'is"'s ii' 71') 041i following desrrihtsl property Hilt flrivc', Ailarnr,nt, Springs, All of lots I through S ire Block Pd. Seminole County. r loridi under tIle ill of totS I Ibrough I) arid lfir' area C.ttitloi% name o M A P.I tIOMES. COUNTY, FLORIDA. JUDY ll."fore the I cen t at. I)eekt South of Dli,. Wei,1 this public hearing will be held in the Counly CommissIon ChamleerS IRA c i'oi mcii f the Court iiouse, Sinford. Deceased Itor cIA, on December S. 1972. at? I'M, or at soon thereafter is WILL AM I COLITITRT. I- 0Q of iettiblC Stesettrn,n, DaviS Board of County Cnrnmitiioflt'rt A Mi nInth In thi Court of the County Judge. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Clii. CUt T. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION P40 73.1162 In re The Marriage of year he al*o rp-enfrrørl German (ilitt(5, 'tie 'i,fli%?,4tI, flume Statutes, To Wt hated this Ihe AIPI day nE MS 09 FI,wicli S'mti,tes tS7 November, A I) 1973 S James w PirPmrJwin II lvi t) Potter Publith Oct t. & fo- o. ii i At Adrn,n.%trtri. of the. Fstmte, at or t,', property, to wit Plaintiffs, CIe,,elönd, Mi,. & Berry, P0 tither of you. mar have a gainst he ,,,_4lIlIIF\ _____ the Point of fleginnlfltj. Se',,elnole (ounty. F turida Further described t.'tIle,ne,nt of bee' dmin,ilrtlnn ot ii' frr micI Cr,, .0, met I.ecc,iej lice thu th'l ee' Cleukof the Circuit Court onthi', 76th recorded in Plat hook IS. Page 100. Public Records of Seminole County. day of October. AD, 1977 (Seal) Florida ARTHUR II BECXWITI4, JR . wITNESSmy handand treeseal of Clerk ot the Circuit Court sad Court t Sanford, Florida. this By: Cc'celia V Etiern 19th day of October, It?? Deputy Clerk f Seal) CLEVELAND. MIZE ARTHUR H BECXWITH, JR 8, fl(RPY Check id tile Cire.uut Court Attorneys for Petitioners fly Macinc S (dell P0 Drawer Z Deputy Clerk PubliSh Oct 73. 30. 8. Nov 6. ii. Sanford, Florida 32771 Publish Oct 30. A Nov 6. I). 20. 197? 1,77 ('Ii Ill I Ill Werejr.d to servea Copy of your Estate: You arid each of you are hereby An%w,qorplead,r,gtCtiseCOmPlaint re.jt,fied andreguired to present any i the Plaintiff's attorney. C dImS and demands whiCh you. Or eIrnn Mite, Jr .of the t* firm of I wlTPdESSmy handand sealof the Mci,tg.geontreef011O*09de'm I dhstiecur id 1010 f.t mor. or leisi Ihpnr e' N iilii f (leureri 13' ($' Weit oe etitteum eni Vi Cccl mote iii Ic'S tee Seneintp DORA ANN nARTON. Wile hrqeri. tim., then mod 11.1., IIIiC A) iNSUPAPICI AOFNr plicilloreto thp Suet Judge fnq a final int, to register tAil Petition WITNESSrny hand and the scl of said Court on thiS, the 19th day of October, 1972 ISrel) Arlhur H liechwilh, Jr Cierk of Circuit Court Ily Macinc S Eden Deputy Clerk PubliSh 00 fl. 10. &. Pdov 6 ti 1977 DEl 1)6 CAUSEY and C WINSTON PJTRICIA CAUSEY. his wife, Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO WIN STOP4 C CAUSE" aced PATRICIA CAUSEY. HIS WIFE, WHOSE RESIDENCE AND MAILING ADDRESS ARE UNKNOWN ',OU ARE HEREBY notified that a Comldan1 to te(loSi a certain Fast Talk Results In Tension if you think that teiaion, or other furtj U! iiirit-r cibratiur; does nut affect the' highly organized human personality. tt 015' laDdie's UI niuda the' swiw was', you have led a very protected life'. In the book "Nerves," b' Alfred Brown, tie confirms thisprocesa. He writes that In the' hype-thalmus, or innertrain, is where we fevl our ernoticms. This is where we feel love, feac', ,jealcns', hate, rage, etc. By practical proof [Jr. Brown shows that the emotional crises in the innertrain are the source fur ulcers, many farms of hii blood pressure, and are often the scurt* for hoart irrtuliarity and other evid'.sices of UI- CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.I34 WILLIAM E WELLS and LIZZIE I You would think that a rock), rutted road w ould be' the trios! difficult But driving fast over what looks like a &nuoth tughway sets up high frequency vitra. turns which will more qwckly loosen bolts or cause wtiat looks like' a good piece of steel to fall Tensiun, internal agitation, and niuvuig too fast even though for all aearwaces it seems to be dune tIU(JUi)), have' rw less efe'c't to cause hidden weaknesse, in a man to ireak. In a phs'sic lab 1 saw a derratrnsu-atitxi of sound on a piece of glass. That sound was sut loud, but the' pitch was s'aised uatil 11w pane stiat tared into a thousand spuntern. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, iN AND FOR , 1 ruined if they missed one sect.or of that. daur Bob continued, "if you pick up the newspaper and count the causes of death reported. and nose the age a! wtuch IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Countries visited More than three million people have I I I I Gerald P. StoOt Nov Ii. 20. 31. A D.c I. Publith demanded in the Petition PC?itiOfl tOe' Dissolution of Marriage Complaint WITNESS my hand and official has been t.led regarding ',OUt WITNESS m hand and official seAl of said Court on the lit day ot marriage to ELEANOR STEVENS seal of office at Sanford. Seminole November, A 0 1972 in ttee Circuit Court in and foe' County. Florida. this 2Mb day of ISeat) Seminole County. Florida. and a Octoter, urn ARTHUR H BECKWITH. JR pryee' ContAined wth.n Itue Petition Seal) Clerk of the Circuit Court requests the Courl to award that Arttwr H fleckwith, Jr Semmnote County. Florida and ceelAn properly owned try you Clerk of tree Circuit Court fly Macinc S Eden yon1 ELEANOR STEVENS. At By Martha T ViPelen Deputy Clerk tOnantS by the entireties, located at Deputy Clerk WILLIAM I COLlIER T of 751 Baywood Circle. Sanford STENSTROM. DAVIS Florida, and more particularly JOSEPH M MURASKO & McINTOSH Attorney At Law as Suite Florida State Bank Lof io. SUNLAPID ESTATES. P0 Bbs 746 Post Office Boec 1fl0 FIRST AODITIOPIaccc%dlnQ to the Fern Park, Sanford, Florida )fl7 Plat thereof as recorded ne Plat Florida fl73Ø Attorneys for Petitioner Book 12. Pages 97 SOd 9$. PbIsC Publish Nov. 6 I), 20. 2?, It?? PutIish Oct 30. A Nov 6. 1). 20. Records of Seminole County, Oh 23 1972 Florida DEl-116 to your wite. ELEANOR STEVENS. as a lump sum as alimony, arid you IN THI CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH arereoured to Serve a Ccupu of your IN THE CIRCtJIT COURT FOR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR ARTHUR H BECKWITI'f, .i 000-ton veteran hospital ship of World War II and the Korean war was refitted and rechristened the S.S. HOPE I T1) hoir', • ',t .ti een.t A0d Itendanta AMENDED NOTICE OF SUIT 0 MRS JEROME the Circuit Court on or before the (Seal) Foundation, an independent nonprofit corporation, a 15,- BEFIF1Y'3 p eu on the Petitioner's attorney. C CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.126 CIVIL ACTION NO ?2.13fl Vernon MiZC, ir of the law f,rm of DIVISION 0 DIVISION Cleveland. Mitp & Berry, P0 NATIONAL IN THE MATTER 01 THE JA( i' SOteviLl U Drawer 2. Sanford. Florida 32771, BANk. a National banking cor- ADOPTION OF PAMELA VICand file the original Answer or TOP IA REITELBACK. a minor, by porat ion. Pleading in the office Of the Clerk Of Plaintiff. GENE WILL l.S M GIBSON and the Circuit Cowl, Seminole County TAMI JUANITA GIBSON. his wife, - -vS -Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. Ore oe' ALBERTA BOSTON and the Petitioners before the lit day of December. TO: EDWARD REITELBACK. UNKNOWN SPOUSE of Alberta C A 0, 1913 If you fail to do so. WHOSE LAST KNOWN ivOc' by default will be taken RESIDENCE Defendants gainst you for the relief demanded AND MAILING NOTICE OF SUIT 4 • ire the Petition ADDRESS IS THE STATE OF FLORIDA - V 3135 PELHAM STREET TnisrsoticestealibePublishedOflct TO THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE VIRGINIA each week fc.r four consecutive CHESAPEAKE. of Alberta C Boston. 73)30 weeks in Tree Sanford Herald You are hereby notified that a suit WITNESS my sand and seal of the A sworn Prtitn for Adoption of tat been filed against you and Clerk of theC ,rcut Court OnetISiS 26th Alberta C Boston .n tree above enti- Pamela Victoria Retelback bi Gene Hospital Ship B'. ThM HOItThN CopIr News Service Making blanket indictments based on scanty knowledge is a dangerous practice, but I do it anyway. The quality of exciting cabdrivers in America has deteriorated to the point where the most exciting cabbies are operating outside the' cnunt1', in Tijuana, Mexico, and Montreal. Cabdrivers, like bartenders, seem to lx, getting younger all the' time or am I Just getting tilck'r" -and while the new young cabbies are' courteous and effacsent, the's luck the glamor and character- of the old-timers. I know little of the quality of cabdrivers in ms own town, which Is natural, bull have been In enough cabs in other cities to devise my own rating system Tijuana has the' most exciting cabdrivers in the' world, to C PASADENA. TEXAS 77501 :wrwS'aPhI hi'iTTtPRlSL £3311 I me'! some' great cabdrlvcr3, colorful types who talked out of the' sides of their mouths and provided a running IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 15TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO 73-lost In re The Marriage of STEVFNS, EL(AN0P PETITIONER. ADDRESS IS _1uhuhhh1M1UmuuuuuuIuluu.I.l years ago, 0, ing,' County, C- iori,l.i, Ocl to. 1912 Wilmington. NOTICE OF PROCEEDING THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO WILLIAM STEVENS. tHOSE was far too long, too artificial, too smudged up with sabotage and deception—a frenzied, ludicrously expensive papier mache parade Are U.S. Cabbies Getting Dull? STOCkS I ccl mie Country Club Road 9 IL I. IA M STEVEN S RI SPOIf ('I NT fate The whole process, from nominating battles to election, Americana 13 arid issues which were almost tota'lly ignored Agnew's talks, loaded with statistics, suffered the came \WA5 ATTORNEY FOR (STATE Pbi, th OI ,. 30. A DEl 33 paying attention to politics on the news shows. -,ATG ThE ), 1V' 1O floe 03$ w.nter Park. Ftoruoa 32719 ' Nothing seemed altogether without flaw. Most observers todas discount public crowds as artificially generated by the candidate's workers. McGovern's hard-working re searchers cranked out lengthy "position papers on the Peitetith 00 23, 30. A Nv A That the party intented In laid Dees in Northerly and Fmtt.qly intl Soother Iv direction for a butincit enterprIse Is GERALD P IN TNt CIRCUIT COURT OF THE II OH T I EN TN JUDICIAL C I P. ipproval of saud report and the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE d'e'"O Of distribution of lAid COUNTY. FLORIDA ettAtP *ell come before the Court CIVIL ACTION NO 71 643 P Adams !,1 IPIIIN ,\ iA DIR As Adminitir AIrli Pleuntiff, 4 sad estate MURRAH kitINI1H C APE F I AR (API T AL COP ot MurrAb and Doyle POP ATIOPf. a foreign corporation. j But the rallies were noisy colorful, spiced with scir.c heckling, and I collected ldcicurnents from the Nixon people telling inc what had happened or was going to A lot of this seeming inactivity was deliberate. Whii reporters were logging as much as six straight riointless hours in hotel press rooms. McGovern would 'be busy - thi% nOtice has published Once a WeI. tOr tour consecutive weeks, the matter l Arnitireil s Errs %hOWCOQ OUT VICI6'. "media markets" a C.UOn tor DisChArge Oblecteons thCe'ttC t an - hntd tre dciii fiipd t 'chlA Allr ,) (' . - shows in kei' cities Trouble was, as time passed it became clear ihat voters in countless areas were Just not ____ SAid estate. uat filed Court !hf First Arid FOsal Report and Ap hit two or three goctd _____ of menistrAtril rw.-na'r' '." ;,ruel was lerlelly hielul as a prk- rily, tnt in two in ll ' to the Cot. -Jurlqø ee,ier ref war, tjporu rc'k'rtci' he ('orniriuruist 'IIH (Cf 5tf.t)5 munist-endrded city. In lb. Court o, lb. S.mIru,l. County, Slit, of ruocief. fle',i tee rie,itr,l Sweeter, trnrtd wire. lce was ratification fl iu rnonTr As Foreign minister in a West 'tue coalition the Moscow and Wari In cc he German grand CPA S I't) I It II treaties, and the battle f,'jef t)' • I pj D..eted Lega .otice government in I. Ftrandt strained his shaky coalition -' P1lItø it hereipy qlv.ce tte.qt Che restoreil Ii'.nns rlipiornatim' tC5 few la',maker, who had sur, ePeeIertigt*el wIll, ole flee lith clay l t)..'mte.r, A f) IS?, p,i,nI to ii'e with Yugoslavia arid o'1 tIP prrted Rrarudt troke rnnk4 ar ict III ireest Hle,.r - _____ ' - - -- -Rt IT OUS NAME NOt R I IiC1 UtO IhCt I enU.Q'1 ttnr'%% it 1' 0 floe ?O) Aio.ens, SiifleJ% Seminole (i'VfltY. FIedm uteder the lictelkitit of I P A tWVELO'MNt OMPAeY DIVISION or i A , . mci Heit I intend to rst.' SAid OAOP i'th IPIC Ciertu Cl the ____ SEMINOLE COUNT Y ROARtJ NOT ICE tiNDER nc TI TIOUS or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NAME STATUTF Notice of Public H,.tIfll OPt FMN to t4i' it M The fumed eel (.ounly ('" Notice it herefep tJó9ecI ttiI't the under IlUned, pur suint to the ,ttIonrt of Seminole County will 'Feiliteouj Nine. Steilute ' CbIIp$Ir tweld A public hemrinij to conSider $I)I"flYflU m d'kJ"U peemlt 0 C'iOfldi StitulPi will t#QI%t with the CI• otIhe (irtuit Couet, In folIowIneJ tJ,strIhI nepprIy (oenm,ndnU lit Itep W '. Cflflf 01 And for Srninote nunty, rloridi, igruc.'l lit e)t tirul Fleet tee orway. yi'ars as West R.nIln rnayr. forts hetp'1 create the WIeei lhltIr'r'q Wehrrrinht ltie ruggedly hanqlsome SOifil p(ø for a tour power agr" ",,eti N"rwiiy ri I$) Ftmnrult llc'u,oint :vi' '/01CC 11) the merit d.fusin R.rlin as a fLltl COU ui' ' .iu oot-s tut COURT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ' ESTATE NO UO7 ' iii r.. E itit. CI FRED P4ARRIS tti'tei1 ' NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND shots, working the phone to raise money An nrnrc chains of any kind tutu begun in the foggy imurituern Sn,lnliqt ;welltlunl lttutlj) hi l,uii'. tutu goei reason tie far tM'i k uiuri,ui: the' c'nr, alter uennic'nt 'em WierSi' $wurt of l.itel*ck. that his birth was illegitlnu:ite astrijus (kitimru inlluutlon, un jrj he J, t-kh.lrii f'urini the war they of a B-mn sharwe'I1nc t.'i ('ta-re iii.' Nails lint) tw'aten up s4. e-l:.lkts in the stri'ntq i'ver, he. wrc' tlivorr,4, i.r4 Ira 194 in mtanist cast (rmny Th!' leeti' hillier ttsk lever , eer,trrpl Ir lierhin he frIflrriø() his ruirrerit month the two fl.rrnany' r' llOfl GCIThSO VO(CtS IttlIM ''' stfltCamfllllikt' ftwøginfl *'lIiillI)'lIielit niiil gnvrrinu'titiul hi' lint) rriiirrii'tl ,, anti hut Isee Is lined, hut he tim itranilfutlier was a itsil$tnnt Stlumpish ii) tltiws and sets n thiliqI tue Ilvict energetic campaign pace. Iinile'r his iii iil,i:ul iuniiie, staff and press headquarters, would catch the admiration after intl he never nit') t,lq lather. hllq ',"11Y Bramit th Nobel him through humble orlgIn%, (lotion. Peace PrlTe a year (ermans the Whether Nail ps'rsecuttim, wartime turning West "°Y eik, ciltt war pressure, and tttsortt taint or keep hltum In - re.electk'in as t)wlr ehan. ease tension with his Ostoplitik theatrically cellor. ___________________ _________ ___________________________ George McGovern, 11w '1972 thing can probably be çuut dom as the most colossal waste of political mone' in ht tcarv. et'cr before was so much pretentious motion geflerate' for so little. Just the airplane activity alone was stagge: zng to the eye. arid sear the close, McGovern, his staff, the ne photographers were beln carried fl IWO so.called StTtC elongated 777s' anti one regular 727. The logistics llI'fl!Idt WIiks slowly and - - Fnsterit po%ti'y - hIlt s%It In next Stsnita''s After fi,.nll' w%nntng elet'ttnn history as a unique figure. A tall man who holds hula head him the in It9 as the fIrst pe'iMwnr s- the i.sx'.s. t is about the way campaigns are conducted tcudav—and about the political and technical assumpticur which led to that conduct. The most sweeping thing to say is that, for the net prod ::ve handful usually tag B RE'. W. £.., BRUCE BIOSSAT Offbeat Ruminations Ci Mt• ?'nl CASSELIERRY F dzv IL L wave of growth which now is cresting in the county. almost over Sanford — the county seat is the Port of Sanford. This facility was designed and created for the purnose of bringing low-cost barge transportation along the St. johns River into central Florida. President Nixon's arbitrary stopping of the Cross-floriä.a Barge Canal dealt this a severe blow, But the Port Authority has re-shaped IIS goals towards industrial use. Thus when Jim Ryan, port administrator, announces that ground-breaking for a new plant is taking place. it is much more than a formality, RO'i' C,RE(tw (tirsi P,)Ø :: MA'eQt•' A SPOLSI AssoraIe EcI'to IRED V4t PEL1 Prize Winner Political Notebook Seminole Exploding With Growth Bel Ardla Swln Job "C. Contz State On ,/ Monthi'j, FIr, / 11. V'/ / Iho Sf1 ru ord Hornici As Clerk of IF, Cr,urt Clerk • I airleanis Ave the lury thit t'i'uli%ICtt'uldt him four da)s in a ;il)'wtel3d box while her ateductsers ukntandt't jutlpt' Pistil t'asws'll tel th' At. S.5k)00O. She wits rcst-ued b IntuIt' JudIcial t'Irt'ult said FRI AgCII(s isnit utiost set tttc todi,y hi' taias ruled that public'. ransom was recovert'tt. She Is now Mrs. Stewart 11 It) surroundiiug the trial was 'uiIt* aid l( Philastelpht.s, lInt i)lt'iliItl('till isrut) that Krsst �6A-The Sanford Herald Monday, Nov. 13, 1972 Lake Brantley Unable F To Compete With Tampa PAI Ardia -'W, Sprin .I nn W N,*,__ -; - - Cnntr - Ft T Ma 3mm Sprth ' 'j-. - '% - - - - , - - I' I ' - - 4 - l•'•'•; '.J , '--. - __ • - - " - gl~ . - __ 5 1" - / K i trt 7 in ' 1. onill 2 : - -- I ...., - .. ,, : N'. 1 - 4 ' ,. ' - - -. 2 N Pr ,-' , - .- r , - . .- Mnnrtits Inlet', Steve' Spilt'- pl;is' of liii' gniuie for the Vik - gni,ic Anti thi'v grat,ttc"l the fl Itlu 'I't' I .41WI11' giiii,e ,;gnu,ist the Ilears with a ,%ssee-3n1d pn'ss Spoils Wilier tier threes' his sei'oniIJ ts - h- logs. ee'otuI' rnu,mninimt, pair of quit -k first-pe'rioei Uniobflee With In get 100 '.stti,'' slomen of the gnuime, a 25.'nt-der "1 'in i'.r tint' of Itietri si't op by kirk a tlowtiq, tried to I'rrnl Maim hiatui ('iyii'h Don Shuin soul, to Teil Kwnliik hint tuiI the kit'kaff -ynrrl ),miias' li-yarcier tar tIfl' 1k" 1 ssinnin gotim.' nut of ten. Ii It alsi; Pot it;i;imn intl It Is on1 - t'en11 timenninglul ( 'hester Moro-al noldeit shut tooth u'tupr lit hi ii I ions hut Uryntit if it hnpiwneel In a - enr we get a the Clots right brick in Iii.' T ~. g 6* - - •'''- 10 : ) - I . - - lit I N1116 I r-MV11 I wHy Chui r i: ~_ --- i - - - - - ,' a . . - -- - _- P Of .4.mIT ~ *1 a vvvnln~ thl __ Icrn ______ ik~ NFl ''s I '.'ntral I Jivisicin as thin qking li-il, IIr;iwn inched over l'ni'kers grnh;In';l first by one for lou;'tsiowns from four a rwl rruivlrtg 10, gaines ahead a the Idle Hrnwnq I Lw . Mike Gra(fiiiS '.e'Ilt) day. "llic buck, .ill Vight -I'k'ill((T, I Awis X1.24. 1,11t.%iltil-ij, t(jplx~41 7-7 1' - L iLL ' Junior College EU eii:im. regular season schedule Antif tomorrow in. ii' art Mcrrit. Willie Snii:u CE Uic haslwthnll team which opens iU Marion f ro m left night under Third row I nw. David Brantley. Chip Crawford, Flohhic' Clifton and .1orr Wriht. Second row direr'tion the Fur e Sterling lii front of roach.] GL 'Mac Shvv riiid Tcie Ronnie Paulk ind d b% brillia iI r Randall. Pat Rutherford and Ted Smoot Mar W Real Opener M. w Tomorro ' ' ' W I • F der B. and umn Q I•:th thret sz mcr:nre or tin Wan. hit eight tat- 1( Iran tin field, scoring Ii. prnnti Rent a l Stuw, z treshnuin front (riando, utst srnrmc iI po::itn. while g.iihhtn' nine rebound.'. Civimdo'r David Tossue han nnit tWt. pntflth. bill, atstpu1len dowi nine rebound!. Smmr, Harper. win thrilled thtdcru far' twi year; the Ln'f art going ti T'lnritln Southern where tn starred tot the Mnc.', snored! Zi point.' anti g'ralthecl eight rebnUnth U. Lear.! the Alumni U' both cuit.egorie.'. .lohn Thomas Wa.' tin omit' .fl.fler alumni ti finish it; double figure.'- as he srnred If, potnt.s Ih (ARY IAVLA)H and Ui Herald Sparti. Eiiluu' .0 Jar Tin .'niinoit .lunitr C :iiliegt warmeci up tin iuer seasontflflI:)rr(l', night opener I)% trounzlnt' flu Alumni tean iU.Ui Saturdiiy night lit Ii' Snunnlu Higt gvn 41! 1: f'utter got tnU th s'nrin column in the raced U tim: eus win The'. let! 57.29 at time tumtf and then nut.waretl the Alumni4(.-:44 Uo tin final tuilt. Ttnu' 0! tIm;' 1ucie'r stattcr, played nrnrv thai. luauf if game, w crutch .ini Sterling uthiz& time exhibItion in, z ctuinrt Li get wrr unthr i, hlt)L itt all the iituul gum;' condition :;erH Id Owens. z f.tonI treshnnmn trout 1aytirnii 11ear1. ttip;wti tb; 1t.z.atier a flflf autti rebounding He hIt to' 2$' oinU., shnntin unit for fLu ' No Pik UF I I ril I In 1 tI,.,.,.....LJUU ....i ji aiiHrr. 11U1I1 Lilt IIIMJI ii reuunt, • ItaImb;; I'll! Lou;, onc of tit; I -" I1 I.... iiO4Rt) t& - 2, .4 i- t ,.- utk.r - r.,WtOf - ' o CI 7. It (i.Ll it' S 7.. 7t I u.0 litton 5 14 .0 0 UP, CCI -_I-_. i • To, to- r AIumn I tin Fly -A - t3 7.7 M.Ilr' HA roller ,i 5 t3i 2 1 0.1 barn "ill t 0-1 0 7 (1.0 4 C - Isis i- i :' 2' 3 63 I. ----- - _____ , Aim ' Tht't art,nu lnrwtir nnn;tw' twa but vat; Cal; tiet the Merritt island Mutnng.' will sul. u trying tuirtler wrier the returi ii' tin grithrot; far the' res of tin season And the reason is that the ustarigs art- flOU ni.irnbu t,ne anti us zt;ct will tx tb; tJbeC f iii! tin other contenders a; tist' Class AAAA divuumon The MtLculng tool, over tin' tn; Spot it the AAAA-AAA pol this past week anti cud su in con'.'t:icgrig, fashion, 1 42-1 t.ruz'npt over the iezir.1 which; tormerb- held tin' top billing, Fort Pierre entniul It's 'iii- first tim;- ii; over Li year tlumt someont other tutu; Fort Pierce' has lieU! the' nuniLuM one spot tt; the' AAAAAAA ;xill The- defending suit;' etmuimpmon.'. fell fran; the top Spot tijiwu; It' Iii;' seventh position a; the' rank.'. Tullzitiztnse't Leon with L record moved u; ____ ' - F-1 . __; _= ________________________ , , tiar.l, ecort Angulili tticr; trued a scrt'i ;iass finn; his own 17 yard line, zinc! at alert drft'r..sivt' burL Murk Sholme picked of! the unclzimnwd aerial and scantpereci it tot- !tie- :icore Tampa's hcrkie - e;& - _V 4 - 4 . ~~_ 5- -.-- -. li- .' - •,,,-naf w.v c..',. . I mtn N. K..rt- - 1 .* * .- 'a" ti t 0. i.mci- r; 11 bb4S .2 ClI4ti,. * '.c)IztKOARD 1.AI- 'nao CO . arc D,,wq'i vetas ?tCa*vtI t à!'OOt 1611010.. i.jC &d' Wai?w ii,,sarJi w,,iir.r 9 la,1rrs,,,,r • .... % ' ta :o - I , t, I'; lIP l&C iv ma-' vt' i-o - - - - - '- I - ac -- It Pun? $-b LAILl aranite. tamp' I1rIiIe'. 3 mi i 50• I. r,nII I; $anOc l 0" AOP :'i it ' 2' i 64, 14 tUfl lampi' ii I' ti,' V ;.;u.it; •4mwVt 14.2 .. I' " f• I* - -"-" - - i - run our Iri ° ta$Ieel ' uam,' mt,rcqvt.a1' -- t11Fi1mUflLi tL trot,- cFIunat'. Ste niet: • I.ttiq len 1..ip. 1-npi. $.,o'$ '.I' iO ;pu - e • ..flUtiii Icirt •,O.cJ - s;.inmet.' run 13 c.i-.• 1nar... - $rn$lt. I I AIaCtj 5fl# or. ii,mp - o- c Steintflet: - tooled I iriunan. i I; u,'-.ai.,i. I' 'tamrio '- ' tiunr oil 4.L4fl( Set. 0'. Ii'.i.o.ki., (I I' -- - Ii 5-' . -! -- - 4 R $ D i f$ S 7 H £ C RE 51 At;er 'ouug Ct,icaici Iears tearn won three in a raw, head conch Abe Gibran inund himeeff caniad twin field )usl like the cotiapsiris do . '-;'. . la. ' area- - - - -- junior half'bat-k lh'..lges Mitchell, who aircads has set the Th .TERE MOORF Jr. Aio.t'c'LuI-ed pm-,, a - M. .. F . - * Sanford Undefeated D olphins 100th W plays as Mercury Morris swept possible Shull, pep talk before I3 JOH! R. SKIN'NER Aunerhited Press Sports Writer end twice for c'on.v.enutuve tour- the game. "Wt' fmvt it meant a m Nest yard touchdowns. The first tall' lot to turn, but it means a Lot to MIAMI AP ww set up or; at; interception bs us ta kec;. our strung gotng' fj Lngland Patriot.' neetled Paul safet' flick Anderson at the Revert-urn! go: Benedict Arnald Puitrieti" 21 fit rt'turrwct it U. inttinc1 whet the National the four-yard-hun .f'zigue sctied• F';iuthtiui Morru ran into th e end zoneuknuike.'r; Wit, then pizi theMiami litilphmins at; the Sunday from SIX yards But for the final that fin. .Shuh; was aec:ing his 5r.Ort' of thU first half tooth Nfl. '.'inLor Gun \'eprennar; lacked at 111yard field goal, Larr Caunha run three yards f or a touchdown and antsrtte' caught a 1(1-yard touchdown pass train Mo-ral! for the' other scares tic! (ziizo in the tourti; quarter zuzai inst tIn' Patriots. nine V. souttu1iti lie! Gauzu,aruokut'wtii' spent las: year or; the reserve squad, was activated tin.'- year a.'. a uack.ulo man fur Earl Mu-ral, The' caliup canit' a f ter regular =_-., A tiring r u ni-.; i..- r cc a (XtLLLGL S'I ATION - 'I cx gratulated for es inning the Richard Pet!) and A.i A?; torrid tat ace in Texas 500 muFc'yt. and Petty. It Fo.1 lionwres, climbed out of their battle with Pho to being came c'ery at Texas World Speedway finns-h, and only Baker's ironand shook hands. you," nerved, 6-foot4 frame "I've got to hand it to it from being so. vented can sure Petty told Foyt- "You of still active dm1'.'Baker, sot'. l'ir; tickled drive a had dominated en Buck Baker, League-" I just to be in your the tnstufl however. Budthis final Not far Cup Grand National series almust from the start. He never completely escaped Petty, but he had Foyt a lap down-two k,-. rn ihes-att one point, only to we 0 the Texas veteran roar back into contention in the final 100 a two of auto racing 's near event in - Tars Close - With Nine ' Straight LIGHTS OUT MATCH 1 Titi Iniut bun ilit nuit,'isr. sr, urr. Ttir prtimujrp U hut sr*.on.tbk. Ring Iilit. out lwuae lights UU. - BUDDY - I1A1tAT ittillirn (..'.1ie':e s-cer its seutSuii with clost-'d a 3-1 win over Lvnctitiurg. Fur the' Tars, it left then; with a 9record, with nine ct,nse'ut3se wins after dropping their first three encuwitt-'rs Ther rune-gwmie will streak record broke an eujut-ganw 1969 during the e'staitihshed season. WRIGHT '' GRAHAM - - - - TILLET r Nut only that, his $6,221i payZuiunerumar, scored fur the tutu! tab givuig of f hail, opening Tam-s am the' the Winter Park it 24 margin Lit *,-412,015 end his career w;runng to 11,1140,000 Only Foyt, wh'i Kicciardelli the half. increased ther lead to 34 with a captured 11w United States Auto score am the set.'und half. Lynn- Club driving title isv;.' tunics, U'uphUCS and tui Ilion h> Carl i'hitiury'sonl'.srutt mote Banitetter ' -. off tLay . for him. It bcxxstegiI his - ,. MIr.t season 's triune WEBSTER IMLENKO ROBLEY .: 1 LA' .",•:•:-:-. PHIl, -, 1, - ,i y Defends Use Of ( gains t Georgia Lit W;SQSitI vi Frank_HESTER :':-:; .''.'-'--:-' - :-'-'-'--'-:'-:-'------'.'. ' '' ' -: - - .I. . I - ______ to S U..t,.Tb.n.-S'st, 1 P.M- ___________________________________ FOR Two. FRISINT TIM AD TO SON OFFICS ~ __________________________________________________ IIUIVATIONS - Call 301/1314711 (Aber I AM.) ' oi u,. 21 ADUIT'TID ' . Hwy. 17-92 - Fern Park - Casselbeefy two one 41I&ZL VV 11W YO 0AXF;0C1- UF A IL. thel Beetle: -- -- .. 2EM 24.000Mt. I I ' --A. - WMUM4U - , -' our 24 at t' - month warranty' a to our computer service system the ring In -, % !k, 41 easy, " facing e I f) * li~ ~,, I , V 4. f'Il(4.. '' fit 4 0 11 I 1. 5 hi s' 1 Jr. our quality control and Georgia - - - Orland _ - es- and Dins- c Suremiburi in; if I'. it L's I 1 N a lien a 1 B Association trwmsac'UOfi. . s ; 5-cal .. __________________________________ ME!...BOUI'tNE, AustraliaHs-e't; Mn IN ;. , 'i'.' !. ,;O;t;; ' Im '-1 i 46 I ?ONION T'S ENT ME 5 $1 $ La,'t-e je SI'S•fl liMit t-.i/ iP,t,d% I i.riii.I it,'..' 7 Arty I t,dr a /,r rt I tat. P*'." tø - - IV Y to 6 Refill, 11Cfl(,405 Saslida. S t rout a - - I comm 2'ond. '#1 Jose; 7 L':u Ul tra THIRD - GAME Sa'vvn' PuntS I Douzilep 5I Yb, 2 Lily l.iii, 4 iatarra Ji,4p 5 1.n',el (.arid,, S IE,dtjja at.;,ø., .' M'Scunm P.ovuia, 4 Arts U.'ngoa 3 I- efm,1 Twit TENNIS 'lUI-tQUAY, Engtand-Auz.traIn's Mucrgai'et Court deheated Britain's S'irguiia Wade for the third straight week, 24, of 6-3, 6-1, to w in the fourth n the I A-war Cup indoor i''''''i .''r;'- - Dovt$at FOURTH GAME f..,,n hints. I ltianr. Sasild., tune toni, 3 5ol. ,',oro, ChIIi(IIO 7 10.1, 4 1 G.nd', 5 Al" 1 baro # rtCiri'4l, Fiv'n m 1(44. ?,,euit, FIFTH GAME PiintP I &5g(j - Douo'.s luil 2- Ego;. M*rlufeIl. ) Pi'f'.i Agvtttn, I Ann. S t t/lVb'.i Floor ML.'J11'IO i,.. ('aria, 10 (A#.t t)'.jii'L I 0 4Ut'V t, - U't) 0 ,t',itior,ii I IWI, ii lid (PAM[ 5 •uua I i.e I MIruru 1,4041,. 7 (113(1,0 Lull, 3 1.Ituna M.nthl. 4 Aica I ar ', Cno I VIsa 1. Pit o f) l'eilfti, Points V, ufi lO rw.st' Ponce Pon 999q t),uiiiti (aaII.,u. O 3 1. Atiui,o Pediti. I Maiiolu toil, i can. lu Gaol.. ¶ I,ici, A,j,%t in t (.3.,a 111111 / i-.., i 1 , Juan ' our 1972 price. Julio Muguerla til vi 14TH (,l'F.'I I rive Po',;tP miuzi;.-, 3 Endo:. tc.ci., I 5 1 .'rnn Y.'a- 4 $.5. 1 Art, c.n41 - 5 "g e l UMIIr3I kg lean; Ala ole J S emin - o loin', Hu.ari fuashutrd esuth at 544iok 438, teso strokes be'tt'r than Jan tutul to give' the ltepuh.ilic. ""' of China Dr World Cup (.'hazm;- Bob Rule to time CleveLand Cavaliers for fur- iv. iitvs : MATINIU of in t4'w.,I P.$e i ketme 76crs 'enter ---. 4i ! V11 75c Jim is sco'ufj Sports In Brief B Tbr Aisuciated Press BAs,'ti',',AiJ. PHI LA U E L P HI A - T hi e traded t, Philadelphia - 1, was ADMISSION - BALCONY SOc $2.50 RESERVE SEATS LADIES FREE EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT promoter PeG'ot. FATHER & SON TAG TEAM Bob ORTOK, Sr., £ Bob ORTON, Jr. vi, Dick SLADER & John SMITH - PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING for u 1 _ Ronnie GAR YIN T0NI GH T to seeM - . -' mutuiwY. 'till souri 17-6, Nil. 9 ,rexas shaded Igiss to Willie Jones with 11 quarter---and it was one pill)- GAINESVIllE, Fla. (All ) - open for it 44-yard touchdown Florida coach Doug Dickey de- pass from Andy Johnson, These two tCflded his decision to stIck with sPare quarterback Chain Gailey de- of three plays early in (hi' - . fourth quarter changed the iou. spite two costly fumbles in the im'ntuuii, as Dickey saw it. Gators' 10-7 los.s to (;e'orgia Sat'''flit' interception wasn't ;. urday. We felt there esould be a nine-ti Nat's fault ais it was (hi' lineman who let it little rootii for the quarterback fault of There will be' a "lights out" to run and block against Gear- Georgia i n an through; on hum;," Dickey said. "In zone coverage affair at the Orlando Sports gua's defense'," Dickey salt!. on the bug pass, Tyson Sever tit"That's why Chon started night and to Sta dium Revels were both rehaving "no stead of flat, it! t Huwden, ant! and Milo Steinborn it. Steinborn is alter that first drive. I believe sponsible for covering ['utnal. They broke too late, But It was a bringin g the' grapplers to the we dud the right thing." tar;' titistake for (hut defense," Florida advanced inside the e tern th but tonight stadium l)ut'key said the offer.str niust "iigut.s out" Georgia 29oui the opening drive, regular program have Galley fumble as kt't'p cc urkirmg to Find a winning affair will be staged and the only edge and ,uat''tu (lit' quality (if local promoter says he will wit tier sssept left end to; the' 14. Gailey's Set -arid! funmihile' gave tin, ;k'ft'nse, be responsible' for cc-hat goes on "W.' are uh.'wrmding too inuch Georgia the ball lit the Florida in the ring. on the hug play -like the 47-yard In the lights out affair it will 31 in the closing ominutu's. Kim be Buddy Colt and Beart'at Braswell booted a 37-yard field pass from Btiw'b'n to Moore Wright doing the battle. The goal with 50 s'.'onds on the was our orul>- s--tire," lie said ''We didn't get anything dorm.' hir,,us&' lights will remain on but din-k. after that, though Wi' had our es-ill be out. the lights in "lie t (iaiile>'i esas trynig too uqipartuiuitlu's,'' The rest of the prograrmm has tilu rli finesse on the hmaroloff," 'lime ('O-illis, In hits third >- ear ut Mike Graham and li,uue Til le t wairit.'d Dickey said. ''lie to his aluium isituter, ;"lmIll)iiI us! hIs Learning up against flabby tIn' big play with titer )(ftjflg young Florida team tit a man Sharie and Mike Webster; 'lime 'on,.' tied." trying to reduce, Great Ma!enkn nuiertliug Phil "T)w first 10 IMlUti(i5 art' Dickey said F'boriduu made Itobley; RoninueGarvin tattl;Iig the he said. "I'hu.' next five Frank Hester; Ed Wiskoskl two other v.tal mistake!, 1,loiyt'd it) or 10 pounds comni' lion!. Vu' Joe Nova and the father- gamer, which was ;x'rfu;rumuaiu.' nteri't'ptiofl built up to a good arid Jw'ks-otuvulk-th;' n leans of Bob Orton Sties sc;' Mississippi. Bob Orton Sr. will battle flick of Nat Moore's first collegiate against it little plateau, may be an Studer arid John Smith in a tag pass and letting wide otto' on again." We've got to receiver I(ex Putmial get i teilot affair part " if P t ri'- Russ esas SHANE ' GAS UP for ran 1.0011 & a !nflt Ifaypq ?"r. Bob Dewald and Brad three. ' MIKh Baker a out TONIGHT ' had the the end, `!"' rise of his t)odge about hood length in front of Foyt's Merc'un), with Petty trailing auiotiier four leniaths back. A crowd of 33,500 watched am acer as the big stix'I'.ers ran door-to-dour and L,unuper-to-bWmiPel' down the strett't; Petty's third placer gave bun fourth Grand Natwruib driving tithe in the National Assocuttlort Stoc'k Cur Auto I'tacing. No other driver has lion inure than; itt. 'flit' O5L*Nio SPOIl'S COLT a cars MONDAY 8:30P.M. v"s' - - My ' of Ohio Slide and l'nr;luc' by lb.' State W';ocly I lays's' lltn'keyes lost satin' tinirgium in II,.' lUg 'ten nitti fate liii' latter this weekend and In Mh')iigan, Slate when l)ut Pt errors in (lie . ae;zi. wittsitim I sollllloq ~ f l ,,, Il11, ,I;.II lie will,()Ill(l jilil l 1111, W(l ll,,, I,r i 11l,,4 ., I, l, i ll flIllit The major bowl huh tint ti;'st cc ;'eke,i,l atm,i litmtl'57t shim'Iiiiig ill the next thihimit giw - -I I I WRESTLING - 1 v - Briscoe and 3t1 yards to Jun Manduc'ta . t Buddy Baker Tops Petty,, . J Foyst race car. - I Titust was U' typi(al M'4Pf (Plitt ______ pro- "He didn't put any more en). phinsi or. ut' sazc! Morrzull of i - WoIs'.'rirn's ctr,il;b"'l Iowa grit! cc flanker touclidawr S;itturilzty • a He referr ed U an ' on I Iii.''. tnvc't .' All-im-loted Ill voin SIHirilt Wt Ilet have j Tin final score- was 524; and Shula wa.' apologizing for the rout in between collecting conIZrUtuhitioui' Lot becoming the first NFL. couch; ti wit; 1LM game.' it; tin first ii' Tin virtcr gave' the' tiolphmn.' a 1.4' nUIrI. uric! at cuianct- ti clinch a playoff spot ncr Suuithi) against 11w Ne Yonl. Jets "I wasn't real Iuipp'. wit!: what happened at the end,'' .'and Shtuizi, ''1 don't like U nit the' score up tfl; a t1'iifl, but : wanted iiint ' Lie! Gum' ti get .'i;. conference after a lastng flI- ir Kansas ('its- 16-7, Onkloim.t State tiniversity football 'arr. turned hat'k ('im- itmati 21%-Il, -tIanta rolled past New 0r . hoc _________________________________ former the following kicker Dirk KnIjt, m;iking its .'intplt' of weeks it looks liii' os lean,s 36-20, t)ene'er upset I after starting • nlkgiat.' olelnut though; (hi' tins';' Hose Howl will Satiirii;;y. -,\ngeles 16.10 81111 titi' New \'oik t .JIt '.'.'ous generally ;issuiuimv;i the season on the Junior var city .lets shellae'keil lhiffnlei 41 41 In tile' ;a,iie of time s'i'nr. of cetiurse', sonu.'tithumg went that thus' Alaluitnou.I .'.t1 winner tsw)(ed a Big Ten r;'earil-tying FOR Co M PIE T E limight's game, 'leveland is at awitull cc rong Satiur.Io;y for cc ..ul.l 1:4i iii Ito' ( )rzinge Howl, four field goals Nan ITh'go CAR SERVICE ''We couldn't (iii anything Ili 'it's .t thrill it, win a gain.' (otst imn'timbe'rs of 'lii;' Asseu'i. but q;u;imt.'rhark Terry I )nvis, ate'el Press Top Ten -- second- for unit', said he wittilil 'r;tttis'r the st'rnmol half,'' I tayes catiit %% t il l six field goalr,'' said 'l'onm ranked Alab.'inma toppled No, 6 g.i to liii' Sugar or Cotton Howl ''We took a real heating out I 'iiijes' of l'hilunlelphifl, whm;i Stale 35-21. third. for a e'huounge' •t! scenery.'' The there train a it'l learnt. It was A'!ussuana e Ors, ile I th 41111 lust that against Ar but mt's still nut (he Saint' its ranked Nebraska had its hopes t'rimsiiui 'I'ide' Inst to national not i t typical Ohio State till(hr. i'.'erssty football game with all the consecutive national vlwinpi;.n Nebraska lit for a third hit hung the' t13.yarder.'' That's AARON'S A MOCO thus;' fuutibli's we hail If you've s tIlt' NFL record he set t%% 1) st';irs •lI.IlnI;inmishlil; (lutituiiistit'ul III a aug.' II,iwl lust New Yea r' / hi'eus iii t);c , - a;it - hnrtg hiucinics 1 )P Vraneh A om ',,.nfini ..gn Against lIuustu;n, Iii,, :'--all iii' scitim N, 17 li'cca Shuts', itight I 'idiot; Din'. I uumsisk'rs feel long, you have days like thus longest cc as a mere 52 yards. iii' fifthi'ranke.i ()hiu;i State '.'.ous Ph, 322.9621 yard drive in the fourth qii.trtt'r had a dianet' to tie the league upset liv Miu-higan S-tutu' 19-12 tliu'lr ;-hatn'es to land Aluubzuutua Wi' lii';? to a cuIs'rior tr'amtu after Tulsa bad moved to uthin record of seven field goals in ; aumd No. 8 tl('l \ bowed to iuiipiiivs'd i'onsids'rahly aver lii" ___________ 14-16 of the Seminoles. to Nebraska's -i'eku'mi;1 thanks '.s W.ishtltt$ttsulm 3(1-21, wln'um Iii' ganme but blew it Tlu"ec fluff pass completions iuiii1 a .varuler in the third Else'.'. her,', top-rated Ssnith- slip-tip ougnitist Iowa State, for 41 sarels anti a has ison run quarter. Still, hits Lxwits duiupt'ui emit California Scous till,', fourth- twills', tin' ( ','ruutuuusks'rs were I LA for 27 covered most of the tit.-;- the Oilers' record to 1-8, worst rankt'ul Michigan walloped fortunate lit t'si'aps' defeat si n s' tarim. Iowa State's 'I';irim (;o;eilj;'n __________________________________________________ of lima :31.0 with liii' likelihood in the league. train 11w quarterback t'Iuumuhuumg past Nebraska In this titissed an extra point attempt Jtchnnv Unitas itiade his Tampa unmly gained 183 )anIs turn as'fialttnwre's quarter- week's ratings; sec'ermth-ranked after hit' Cyu'lones (It'd the scar;' passing, 'sincplcting 14 of 27, urn bat-h with one play in the fourth Oklahoma twIt! nfl No. 14 MIs- un (;eorge Anutindson's 24-yard YI.Ll1.MfJ I$-iK'KL1I 'I I tbe ovji in Give S lU IIFIISI 'iil'tI , NISSI'tNS( IN " yards. Seminole rec'ezver Bruce Phipott 24 appears to be saying as Se&reeze defender David Lee grabs his hand before ball is touched b% Seminole player. Pass fell incomplete and Seminoles wound up losing eighth straight. i2-f). HEY FELLA - Thus is what ..*-O Curd Issued Warning To His M i ami Crew Another neu ingredient in the - Rose Bowl Picture Is 'Rosy' s cc - Al USC Vs Michigan - i an - -' o-ilp 11* (:ardinats 'lb. Steelerm, denied a tithe - record for the year to 193 too mans- for the Colts. Baylor 17-3, clinching at least :u st'eonds heft. las-set, quarterback Gar Huff. FSU repertoire was a punting t-nnmpk'tituis on 357 attempts lsa bottled up Tu gameat kept th tie for their filth straight SouthDavi s directed AlLlt)LtfliOi 's when Marty over lie took %eh: three his 20, 21 and 22 pass, Every put a big 2,707 the game and most of Conlert'nu-e cr.iwn, and Wishbone attack 335 yards on tot' l)omures was hurt and was ;ouchdowns of the season m completion. yard over Tulsa crimp in the Hurricane passing ground zint! 157 through the 10 Penn State trimmed the gained and nietliuite'Iy blitzed by the 4tk'rs. No. FSI"s 23-21 c-inter'.pa_cs add to Huff's Seminole The result was a fumble Th total coining 0.5 he attack, :37-fl. State the latter North Carolina that air, Saturdaycareer records. M Downey of oof 18 ztttemnpts, Specialist Joe Do That left Southern Cal and eomnph'led 10 on gave' San Francisco the bull The TuLsa victor'.- contained ed to defeat FSU will be favor Ala., whose duties probile. in time' the Favorites including touchdown Michiganas uisses of "He 49-yard Line, the Baltimore sort-n' rays of time sunshine' for and jwst d id n't holdSouth Carolina this week to Wayne were confined to the these Ilowl. The 25 and 29 yards protection." race the feature a nously the Seminoles to record to 8-3, a gmxl ('nIt ('ouch John Sandusky Trojans lead UCLA by one Wheeler. and bring its extra points attack next atrig the ball for stt-nrng running mark. but the Seminoles lost to understated. game in the I'aclfic-8 ConferNi'bra,ska ant! Iowa State son. which would be a switch field goals punted Nice f or a 51 their orib' the first half Florida and Auburn, wage;! a see-saw battle, with from long dependence on the yard average out Southeastern Conference foes, kick ed in the second he and Amundson earlier thmrowin pa_csHouston. to and Mike' on the Tulsa 18, 7 and 14. of scoring passes to Keith pair Sophomore halfback Injuries have so decimated when the pressure was Dave Ilumm the But Krepflt' antI Dzn'uion of Rrzidenthn rushed that defensive Dicke FSU the Seminoles was the Huirs passing ('urnhiiiskc'rs storing once and for for 155 yards Saturday. best sidebacks Eddie MeMuILan, weapon. hitting Johnny Itixigers tw i ce L Florida State runner since touchdown passes lined by an injur), and Sam rees He th For totn'hids'wns. auss set the school Buddy Str to Michigan su)phomnore Dennis single'-gamc record in 1949 of 30 and 10 yards to sophomore Cowan, B-team junior, had stands Eat touchbe called out of the I"ruinkllri jissed for yards and 14 Mike' Alien against Mississippi College. as the downs and scored Freehman Fred Miller added to tight end Gary Parris. The urday to put an their uniforms 62 yards tin the ground while pass to Parris capped an 80- and provide reserve strengthMcMtllan got into the game A bnmt'fl but ('owart did not. . was Ev- I '• !uIIJIJIuIIuILJI l .! -4f- IM' . 27.: .14; . - - - . .'. weighing close t ltO p'.unds cc as taken ''sctnwce'here _* erninoles most product,vu was - - . -: : ' school record for rushing in TAI.1.AHASSEE. Fic APi season es-atchc'd from the sidelines with a shoulder separa DIL.- Florida StaIr plays at South tian "4irc1linau this Saturda night to Although he n'mis.ced the last it disappointing. injury-ridtwo games. Mitchell has run for ieci football season. It marks the end of the regu- 827 yarchc this year, surpassing the 747 Etrau.ss gained in 1949 t'ir-sc.asan college career of on a I -: : !: By Sem inoles I n Win - -. - of 1 yards to Marlin , '-C -. 11 - . _____________ - It iii k Running Attac Shown - -------- .. •, .- rTpT. I. I b..., "° 4-i 17' MNthi-.4 ;,, B,,lcie'. ".ith ku"r* ''d PslIIiflt # H0- . ' oil, Ia" Mv'f'?. Ma?t'i.adI ava.t c.arfn% h.at. " . C,m.,4 vlliq' EaL'%tt P4nia .a.oarlm.t. Noili'i.a% £*•1• SCSl00L '%iDI,, ('° '' 11' ' jr ta caritln Me. ;:-o 1a Iampa ...iki Ui-anile'. r:Ir.! nown . .%oclated fort I've ever tiieet lig, a- C -_ made the Ul at 7, : N5 a.m, oix%ning I 010 - __ , . 14 Pu I - ''1 with tJ I 'll Al quarterback lInt; Gniese' war in.Mc,*V "This i.'- thu omit- we' wanted," juret! ii; the' fifth; game u! hit H.Ii; I G lines% wnut t1w nuti n. their ' (a'nbvI*' ISO I,, Bruce' scud "1 didn't have' It' yearminds, but I don't th ink our *iaw. ti0 b,,,, J'$•SillII ' ;wouie knee'. what it wait all su much; It' the Lean; before' tin' gaunt' like' that. twi. "it ieni Livitri P 1 'ia.nes cii. ia about.'* Universtt a! Miarn; swriie We were reud touchdowns don't meat any'Tamp. tsa Morris LaGrund. at suptiCoach; Fran Curci said utter his d ie flung." sand Lit.'! Gum' o has I M.,iii C,.ttral tI* football Lean; was upoet 4i by onwre Iron; Tampa, zippe first pit' appearunce "Hut it IaWi Ctrm' II , varth- u; the middLe for the still feeL' n;':t '' 1 aimpa' Saturdzi night lurci knew uimls tot, well Hi' game';. uiiI touL'IuLIOWL Lspecuili since Del Guzzo, innd coached the' 1!TTP Tampa Quarterback Ed Carney furnon lii;' the lanipa nate-yard- v, lit, play.rd at the- Univer,at of team It' a ti-14 victor over bled at Oregon State di' Massachusetts naMmmi. IR- had warned all we'il: limit' a; the second period and lanipa. is a Duke, ) Ii; 16, in tin' Jan I. that his players would Lu' tueuqz Chuck }'urt'nmau; 'umtiled at tin live. 11i42. Boat' If owl f a at li ii 11 "1 tried Uwet' years wu to get game, played for tile first at team with talent nwtthed by "lampat three in the fourth at tryout with the Patriots," he, and last time at I) it r I; u ni. quarter. tmt emotion. forced U' pass by SUit!. "I TWill) wanted to play in After It was over and the Curney Boston bad. lt'hN'S 1101 STIIEAI Hurricziuies saw th eir tour- Tampa's defense, ranked "My tatth school coach culled. Ai".AILEIM Cali! All among major colleges enentui game winning strvaut. snapper! college coach called; at I ;uring omit' tint pitching streuti. !'-wtan Ilvuin of time' California and their record fall to 4.4, hermIt the' game-' me Hur- m' xpaimued, "They just canesi'an43 time.' lot a net gu:r. dice," hr recalled- "TIns Cure; Angels had allowed less than Ji m ) of 75 i.'urtls but Carney kept Dr bet ore' ttme drafted ( tiitAtd w.' one run a gaunt' over a st retch Plunkett." Eur1 Bruce', first year coach offense' alive L' contpietrnt: II! ux' inning In that period he lie .'iUIt! he'd still itict' La phi) oil tilt StMeruin. noes 7-2. war- o 1!' passe.' fur 161' yard! rti,'. out 1f, Ariie'r iran. its the Patriots, but, "ini phu.The sniuciout of Die' game' ww involved with some' great vieLvaigut' batteri. tint! walierti irni'. ng with the best lean; am the I not Carney or lAGrand, who i 42 Hyatt came up with the' iteme tortes in ins six-year stint us i \'nra Mets anti trdtied It. totaled 7D yar& Ili 10 carries, ' 1441 utter the 'ure was The se thr AWi. 4g jtw befute tht sea greatest but sophomore quarterback the' said, "This Wa.'. loin tin ) ci- Fred o1omou; of tin' Sparthre. lJolptuin." first five' off ensive' victor) . the' greatest '4' - __ - - t - 4 AA"." SC"ODL~ ' ILllfl(' n ' - - It ~. p- ft ft I I n.,_ .,, - - - -~-~ _. it ' - - ____ I ______ . -_ fj 7 K himself w1tt, n1h ilL .... sernt. Thrf!t urni four yard burst UI the rnutdli' poWered! Tilt ILnuler. h 4. n 9 a;- Liiurnanii'u a ift:,u tempt.'- fran1 tin 1kwr for 51 per, Thv defeau'ci triU rluructi 1 anipi C %'ard u; field it : PIY for th' firs', s'uri' a flat cent, while the alumni were 21 Coutegi zinc! Chipolim, prnnL. a cud; ouun;z' Steinit't bastEd the Lust 24 far 77 f or 27 per cent 'fin' over IN' ard- it pnythrt tIn' Lic year tin- Svntinel were tin iu(jer oui.rt'hounch'tt forced ti punt or, tin' n'' tiigtti'st srurin tein the alumni team 57 ti 41. M!fIC.'., lfm'zuntle glivi' Ut ' Tnnmnrrrn night the 1'tnidcr. Tuition Seminal;' Jumtr Colkge'i 4f bull dfld nerkIe Pref rtni trel. ti Temple Tcrrart ii; Tamps, U take or; Flaridi gaunt- borne winning stread. will rrmaripi tutcL In it' runnin College- It will be the aeawr: Lid- bi on the lint' it Saturday pbiy tin powerful visitorE again kn tirw on the door anti lifter for hoti' team.'. Gaunt- ntt1t'f game Sterling w piead with tin' Ton Lip;n went over from the tinit' .' 7 .3u .m flE git-ing thi Tnmp sciwd a The haunt- opener ti nex all-around p1ai of hiSs It.uucfer.' I.-4J edg in the serend frame Saturdn, whet; tin' powerfulhzuturthi.. night sl three Tnt PILtF' first tr tot- n North; Florida Sertinelr, unviuli- rvturnec dic z good 3n1 rim; the SeminoLe High vn for an I returning sophonuirc.'., it, ancan't after thi secone cittunu. ti Clifton, artWithi Thnipu, snort' a.' ttnguillm wouno: p. n. tupoff. The 5entiriel his throwing arn and hit Jef: U npenrti their season wIth ii Pauli. zinc! Inh, Hurst Hammond rimning unwnfueld far 4$ yards, but lit,tnt.'hgilii' receiver downfield ruling fran tin' officials turnerl the buti unit tin numtx.'r t'; M ihi Winter Part- Wllucziti, niter it 14- 1Zn with Tthytnnzt Seutireeze- ctrnpped twa slots. unwr, it' tin' 1011 spot PL'rt;zipr. tb; lust bui riunlleugn- It' Lt't' Merritt ls.iarnler.' during tin regular sen_cot. wil l COfl't- in the &1U' ol this month wI".'u, Lute GulLit, currentI ranked Itith with ItS b Ii record, ti slated Li hat tie Un' Musuings Thu.'- game was U have beet played thiret- week.'. ago. but F severe tIiunderstorn; iorced postponement Eati Gaul!;;' kcpt.s its record mtiirt over ti lt weekend with; n come' Iron; behind 27-2$1 victor'. OVL't z tough Veri iWad; Lean; Chipie' kept.' its hold am the top spot it: the- Class Aft/i- A grit! poll. Wikiwuod ti it. secouit anti trails the' puce' setter t i: J)OifltS !itithi art 4 Ut; ttit sea_cot, Sarasota Cardinal Moari;' nmnvetl up a notch; ziftcr in impressive 2$"4' victors over lrmntt. rre;. The' Saints meanwhile fell trun ninth in tin' poll tinwi- it 15th after lb; setback K, e'e-- a flit ___________________________ W _________________ -- ---- I ,-(tfor ' - Merritt Island Top T lot St ate Gr id eam £L. - "- vard flunntn straight ahead through the nuddk, the .fnot.4 125 pound tuilftuic1 bnrel ins: tin fnntrnnt' ti pthrt twine tolit hu- ww 1hrnut Iintwt most of tin f3.rrkle% ctcfrnsz on defrrw. the yourw Car includrt1 at intercepted pa u tu rredlt !40t1, team" failed ti generate are Rnhert MeCullum. R Hurst. Ed Whipper. Scott from left are - - -' trAtth- n dawn, prrrldet1 the (iwhei'js with the euhn they needed Ut but It cc;' e I1'ih'hi lirynni tha t e'aiim;' tsp '.'.Iii, the hmiggest n.t nmot-.' 81111 more, it np','ars the 1 lolphinlit iu'e" going In .'itike thwinigtm an entire season ;Ifl%t'ittht'd, a feat no tenuti hots a.'htee -el I siflel' the I 'hmli'ni,l Pears did it houk in 1942 ' other game. In Sundas' i'hiladelphsn ;'tged 1 li'ustnn 111I , S-an 1-'mani'is,',i I"e;mt fla'sti niort' 24-21, l ;nnesnt.m defeated Iletrot I 1(1-14, threen Itou i'Iipped ('hui'ngn 21-17, Washing tin schipped the' Sees \'.n'k (1. .inI.. 1 1, I ili;ic .iitt:;cte,t St - rptvirried 28 ynrd-i few any kind for 40 years, took a big step tfMard the APt Central - I Iic4. return herntc n! sTweti fli'k C.arzz. whri. on three kin-. flftf. UIIUni turned the gaunt 1`1111 Vi ((K - ----- & till . lAmltrd It,(M onl% V thf- hrightm, rintiment.g, c I - '.lnisghtem-eul Ness Englatid 52-41 niog Ito u it v.1 Ctift kti'keil it pair itt if) n n their stm'ez;k to tine c- i.'. foiui hli-epiartet fh'I.i a"n1' to t'fr this No sstIImimi( $"rlt Ii 30 :1 fist- -- f'rii,r field goals by Tvwmy Fr I!c ii RNI Charlie Water'.' two tnt.'r(epticrns, ,,ne of them yards far Wnthinigtntt, falling itr I nne;l through a tilcinci y I'' five qtwir I of the I (Wi- yard u,i;im,tii, ''hut it was one of liii' uui;urk tar U a sensoin. lUst be c-e hail il '' d idn't toll short in another tie, gr;'nl"st feelings I nr 'Ito' eli-tory linked thin I .itpnq pnrtinent After the Oinnta bad - . i __________ - - - - - t' - , : ---'--- agre&tvt;,fire(l.0 lunc,tht'Patnintahzudtoreatmr: ti tin' passIng urn; of "riguill: to. hnift,nr'l, •li' ' I i:' 1PC fast- I i;rry lirciwn railed up ifl ''It hit me right in the fat i' itiask." the ,kfetisle'i' hock ;fl*l the 1 11mhins lonketi is- lb.''.' rrinnin.';l a Imli-itnuit" Ii;i, k of Atlanta utumi innv,'d %;I( (1w i'hninpinns Siinein 11mc ihitin'I luct %011 '1'lmi'- ccii imiti a in,mu.' at tin' front run I ' - prime. /' - -- five yards omit to keep tt,-e 'Skins ahead of f)aulas in lb. it gafn 11irve firld il ffir Green flay block It sind presterve flip Vlfrfil -f, WitRi till ot 1' %S 017141 01AIIII04111-thip gam - . - - Jot C4d - W* - Cl'.'rrruiwering the hake cornph'ti'i the Prepsters right pt.t the on a Anguulli run, the young through Brantley PatniuLs WiW alrlarws. faltering Patnots in the final quarterback threw his 'cnnl interrepllonnhthenllthLse'tting bone I "straight ahead" Sparkled b a 7 yard aerial two periods of pta). running attack that! carved out tx Stent' Hnriu and two good tip Stelnmetf third scnre a 25 p F.aung up most of the third 21 firs: downs and 344) yards first dawn strikes to Hammond V8td pitch-Out jaunt with unzut on a 15 phutv running rushtng, tilt' Tampa Prepsters and C,zsrm, the scoring pitt'. left in Ow S?e'inmet tt•t for the s-nrc :'lirTlpl('tely dominated the with long dr.''.'e iame throughout tin ; $911 PirirIij fIr;'' iii tot ;iIoI K*ic From in Dempsey Gets ' with a - - - t '" - - -' Marg and % Valk . ' -- . cwnrl .' . " '') A , '-I and i - ' ' - Flare ' j - On C - Goals Field '.i'itt't k' aialfl scored on a ses'n yar.i con'.p-.';co- run was good, for tt came on a nine yard toss Ic burst and the conversion mr, 2('4 t'dgt' Hammond with I :t2 left In the was goiwlhalf, moving the Rranliey team Gnr7Jl 's incredible' (7 yard The 1aus$ Score came from ar "owr running that site uphugn' burst thr ough the middle on the ti within 14 points. intercepted Antuilli pass in the 'hunks of the clack and it folinwingkuck-offputthc'hallon However, the running of tilt' Patriot.'-snnothertng (lefeuw' by W'n. the Tampa 25 yard line, but the Steinmetz and I.tppe. who both final quarter hungr) Tuamn; Rerklcii PT!P Patriots fettled tr move totaled over 10(1 yards rushing were ik'speratet' tr'.'fn5t lit get the way of a denied a win U' Laki Rrantic anywhere in four plays. After from their halfback peedhions something in threat organired. :4.4 Saturd.uiv night at Lman for-ring Rorklc' to punt, the and ox' scoring mck;nj of MRutci, After getting one first down l'snUl the visiting led Suing, Rick on the board Puts finally gnt 7 ' - Suite 0 .1 RICIIARIIS lIr'rald Spnrti Writer - ~ C.I. .r Six .;~ • i tie O,,uiiiee Lilu trooto V:. 7 SELECTIONS Jose, 3 I'mn. larry, I Angel Toni. Ha;. il .n S I' ernn'n itetmejOd. S Merle Men, lii, I Arlo P eukola, I .n,n 0.104 tarn 1 ba-,o PeOrom.. S AOtC 1035'S 0'ti*JIet 7 IIene Jot.. idia t$stids, I t IGII I H j1.MI: tarn. I iv Poole 5 1.51w'. AqJj5tifl 3 3 t:roo,a Hapluula, harts Jose, Pins MugutitI 3 (,tti LId, 4 ata via Q,.iu,iQ kb". S M.;.ulo Juan, S 4 1141100 Mactonsil, ib.cia hmttuia, Iota (.,n t• in'i.i S...ni Motor' McnU;a 101410 (,AMU I, (lu, lu, 7 MaHoredI, J S (jittl Juan, lapo Ga,,ta, Arts Pities go I'Ituna. I CaballerO. Ou'nlo 5 Euua 1 4 laci. I Jut". 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P..ivo, Few things II ot, i,,..,., ic 0...1,,i,.',,,6 ..' .1 is,,,.., iuiu-.d iti tie dIsi,,• in ..,ui•,.-,l I In lift work as w9N as aklkswog.n. 5'ulli'.... .--.. ,,...;•'_..,. ,,r.,i,. s ,,.i', ii. 11. ., .... .., I.0",,..'.i .,..IL-3rmit'.5.. 0,101 .14 m o.,ING Ul 44.tLIJ 'ii, o f "h esel e.i,"et (iii I•, s,- ,.,_. ,-. ,v.js ,ied 'so, ui,I $i.,t, dis.-il ,,.5l k,gg , . , 1. 1 4.1 ,ii 155-.I.M941 by 03.1; 13 C e,' tu,jJs., itis ,,il tie d0.'s luit of cj,, ii. i°" J.ol.i i,i d.lu,Ii Pt') I lot ,,I tiacs j..,1 ,-,'a' Js,,I, ,h,. 'itl.I Vuhiw,og.iu tSdOIe itS I 3 iIP1 ,,'...l of lv'uuitu, IA See And Test (.riv. The Full Line of Ill) ,;ii*tA tisol.' 5-'.j •s 5 Vu!kswac itNow Os; Display At Bill Baker Volkswagen, Inc. 3219 Orlando Rd. (U. S. 17-92) Sugifoid, Fki, ,, jJ3 l,,j,jI 0 �a) of ___ 6A. 411 I . Monday, • 13, 1972 Nov. Death Penalty Is Reconsidered 01 j ____ A S ., . J C S - F a F . I 1-- - . - - . V _72- a A RM Y- N - - . I- S. Crowe Dedica -. S 0 I. C -- - ----------- -. 11F 'A , .r.4 Xe.. -L . Ll4 W'.. . -. J-' " - \. -L - i.. - •- P - - ticpatirigin a cleanup on the old V'TRR building on %ei Fir s:r-t Seminole County Drug AcThe building will be the headquarters tion. Shown during the cleanup Saturda morning are left l right Karen Cordek. Ray Alpert and Cindy Chec'efsky -. Mike McDone] Phri: for 12 T 0 - -- 3 .1I I UIL.L1I I - quo I 3J As Hijacking Ends - tom ('ci p teal the A the Alu A N pla as the is act C trt- tctp I(, rudly to their original degira- tioni Sunday after one- unsurteas! ul attempt to halt the toackirig b FBI sharpshooters failed Saturday night and forced the emergent' landuIL in Cuba "Eve'r)one thought tiiei would tic dead in an hour," sat,.: passeng'r Gale Buchanan fror. it Miami hospital. reca]hni whet FBI agents agen Still" out four of the plunt's tires at it Pa;-ri v er * * prepared for takeoff after Li Hi BOB INGLE refueling stop at Orlando, Fla and Buchanan. 35, of Auburn. J'ENI)Al WLA"ER Al;_ - who suffered a sprained A.ssoc'uitt'd Prr,.s % titers krit-t, was one of four At least 1 rsons re'tus-ned ured during the h;am'k-ing ,. ti klahcr. S-ma' ruiit arriic Ictir cit .;,11(.1, BP e- fhirts ot st'cne •c about ;:.i - ur ii! College Cit' 1iSM aboard is ht%t 4s shot in the shoulder b one jacked Southern Airways DC! tii; of from Buchanan said the hijackers ieUiner that carried them hirm1n.hdm, across the cour tacted bizarrely during the to Canada and Cuba arid ruitous, thx-t-t-riation flight-al- :r tiacl', before ending on a foamternately handirn: out fist! tilts heaettwd rwiwa at Havana of ransom mont, forcing maleNine tired but happy vvyis. pusse-rwt'rs to remove their pants arid shooting the copilot ge?' were kiit'wt to deplane at after threatening to "put a buj- Muntgomer) and two more got (If! the -pt'm'il Southern plane at let in I, our hIUd "You could Aciul. at them the blrTTliTi4thUm, iticluthng a Delta and tell thei, had Air Lines stewardess who was protilerns," said Buchanan, a whisked home in an unrnan.ed U. professor of weed science at police, Auburn University ''They m The stewardess. Rita Tidwcli. b looked different an~ 22, of the Birmingham suburt deranged" of Hon tt(,od. was akuig the Police arid family niemnt*rs - '- A - - i. ,:il:t t * Loca I Jaycee G Planning Activities * •1'fitt' th t MLUi, t titi' her next t*lta assignment The plane, which originated as Flight 4! a,. Memphis, 7enn. sas commandt'ercd shcirt] after leavini Bu-rriirutharm. it a front-pourc-t. intervie Miss Tidwcl!s brother. Lonrue Tidwell. said. "She-s had no She At-ft BL"-TTun4ham Frithi% night Tidwe-il a cumtipanied her on the special Southeni flight from Miairru He said the atmosphere amcing the hijacked passengers Was exi.Lltafh and -e%er)-txd Wits talking " The TiCl e! fiiitiiiy was iliciSt c-ori:'err,t' about Rita. he sun:. 'when they stint out the tires i: Orlando and we heard that the t'ct;iiiot had tset'r ihiot Th hijack-ed plant's tire's rh.: erc bullet-riddled stirpshiiuters in an effort o r keep the' craft or the ground it )rlando, Flit., when it tiii! ieaving fur its second trip t utm Rubuer from is tire logged an engine and a lazithro c-ar was lostost The' Havana airport rumi. 71w %; I* covered with foam to pr-c.- - - - off Ili cI( •.,. O'&fI •qg 1i 1 it fm IN I Mi 0 crr.- i t I 11 1 er t :-L1.rc trir(lu1 ',S' - - cj- -- $849s stuart 12 george o MiIea;emaker 824 'c m-m, : A'i:--':-. - _ ':, b j' 11 133 js' 11'S"4 ORLA ND O, PtA. 3431 . Ni- from I mmmii . , .' c-. . s 'C ' c-a Plus led. tax '. 051 S.1% It :1: I - -- 4$f'ttI - - ' a :"ic i ..' c i:. .e :: - of I - of , "A r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I our everyday low price of only ...,,, I flY I V O.4%," !Si, , ''' I -tr ttejd" - ' - : sr - ' "' "J •Jt'a C'saft VKO -i - " i 'V' t"4- • "jrv ?4 hale i,, p-,,,qrr as.. ft-tvr Pn'*yi $'d '1 *ill be ntpl$C.t. "' 2695 I - : .110. - . - - - I - 1 - • I ' -- .',', , I,t'( those tns'Il'. ..... After t t$c;r f or ....'' , J1" 44 4 Open 8 a fro - - 1 -11,0* RICHMOND cci . 1 10 _.p. pcm...n.tI stutn.'s'. ?#.tinGli ?hni, Opt- Stanc.ay'l 9 p.m. 5IvrCa. 3iS it-pm - - ..tTiCI t.,',.; 25 III(- tt'u,ii - I Charge, - - - JCPenney auto center We know what you're looking for. s - utitmi Iii'' stn,kiritt I)I-:.-\ It P01 L'tu' ' be ( - tin ,tsiu- - - PUT lOTION L' -., ) > ' - / ) Auto Center Open 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday ihru Saturday - olillsel li_ut I. uii'ls-j'.t Ila I I'' t - I ., . 'shi \.uiat,'I.t S', 11111, alt', Ii-, - ' ;' ' - -: r, )*.n -' ,- I - ) It'll ,ui *.Ism * I - , - - -- , ', - s '-. - -in - . - - ' ' - - 111111 -:rT;t4 IjIPIJ ' - At slime 1 In the L'nited Kingdom of the Larger dairies are .xp.nrni-nting with plastic milk contairuert to replace some of th e $0 mullion glass bttIes in circulation, according .-'-i s " A - ..'s'i - u... . 'i to the flu- - 3 ___________ X to Jeans usm' sat ts'ni In The Itepuhlu'an 'satiur.al Chicago norm nated Abraham Lincoln for President during the week of Convention in Mit-- 16 IR(M .yIr"r wr_ ' ' n ot 2 in ne _ t -'a; a --a;IabIe f' CL - ford riera d i7 -3' T recrint size to The Spencer repeating nile was invented in 1860 jj -ct'es To strait 'in op. riot sCet-1 or effec?s s-i' Yriure reading this one DIAL 321 2 haL'. roll it into 11 plastic - 1 . Sailors in Genoa, luly. wore a s-leant l'liilat% roIli'n ,Im'uu olasrant haIti,' and the little lulls's s - all tis'.d ttsa'ir iattru jusuisim I%%. ,it Nit spIllor drips I never pt grm'iiiiui mium'at in thu' (rem-/i-i in a Lit 11111111 as it liminu t h e rsuarkm't hut (101li 1) - - denim pints .iIls-d gene-s The name later A4 s -\ns'-n naZv's sum - h - " Y "s., '."d ." metre (to' stillie manner tiituv ''ia- aG-. of International Corn- reau 'c,' :' 1'•s• Le .14 : ' unit, a thin slit's'! am1 ir' nh so it will (hats tliiu(-kIs m'c unIv MRS It If V ,- \7/ i_I. - -A edge with t-ualtian lundiusg It you hat- c' trouble wit h stain rc'mnoval. t i ,v .i few pmm'caiit ItinS ,\Iccttvs the' 0 tat! ('11111 cc its-n 1t't'ttii1g hint I-'intl or ii ditilat'r timsdu'i htIi)s 5 Iir('-sotik that soil liku' and Vt ii_I.i 1W t)I1t1:C'I'IIINS Ii not be aln'anh mat hitivitig wliitm' uhaathiinilt its it will not gs- t any dirtier than csulurt'mi thiiig- tsiimi bleat-ti c'ati be uud on thellito rm'ttsuvt' nv staimus Tear soft whit.' rags Into, washcloths Sl/m' IIR'ct'55 oust use fr cc tistsing htuhs cc tic-n hi soiled diaper is changed I lIt! thiapt'rs, sheets. toccelst'tc can he' used ti l t- this and liii's ;lit, tiroitl)t'd right into III,diaper pail and washed wit h t he diapers ('A 10 )LVN - - I)EAIO 1'OLI'u' To keep viss pit' crust t'tigu's (ruIn get ing till) brown I take anot her toil jut' tin . cut the inside mint and (liens put the rtnn mat 5r the iuim' edge until the criisl is lt;ilf u.asik,-ti I thaini nt'iiusuc e tit' runsi tiflu!, tstit-ns timi' c- must u lmakm'ui. the '(igs's tilt' 0 j)e'rfs't't hitmatsti MRS o 51 1. WIN AT BRIDGE tiiiiltt' a'! Monday, No, 13 'Nothing' Play --- Can't Win 'suit liii I)a it , ().',%k ala! I:'jr-, I A t- is A Viami VKOS i :'s s.; VcJ luas,, s • Silt m 4Q • 1 pu A L' I; SO -' iii . A A is; V-. I t't i\ 11 '. 111 's%s - su $m foist is,,taihs • P.1--. iA it A :s A l'..- l'sP.m h',, a id - hue 0 .i II', v '. .htiiiii't ()t'.tltt Iii.' siti I J'c's.iltl lilt- list (lii Ia : phiv Ii. thiS IS tt tutu call smu ts s - oc t tutu a tilt- k It ciii It'i c Ii tiuuu a titus! pi'ut's'iit .1gm' Lila's Iii that a had pt'i tent lifs' utiis ct ill %% Ill tin mit-ca - Sion -' the ac'k _Iiiii I st't' Soil dii' It',isb ng tip Iii a hand St lit_Is' 1111-1 1 . silt' tlait'i' 'A il) ', II) Ill_us liii' t1 1111111 suit In ii chum (ilil The titisi las'tsm'iit.ugi' liatI PlilY is tmi Itm'i do" It this' acm' iuiiit t) ho iii up It suuigtm'toiuu khiig 'I't,Ic still gauii it h ick fist s- au thus' i:i Iat'l telit sit this' tlliut' tlitil the .uiiglm'tmiiu kiiig Is back ml (lii- act' It tile . il k . . t't..ti tIn' 13 per cdli (if ttis' (liii,' that the ciiigli'ttiii k itig ttituitlaatttis 1,1 Ilas! Soaitlt 111 1o ' lo tltit't'ti (at sj'.tttt's ,III't \% till Ito' ace it I-:.at aI,ss ''ml high lit' ts tutilil ii..is st's-ti .ihdm' to go ti.ic-k lii sltiit ins aiiii liii.' -' It u' ag,iutt ! I':.,'.ts Ill cpsat l'hus' (I it e t' is scasnu il_it tc smuhai "'I1.11 11 hut m',s I', - ag,uiist Is .1 11 'it cc -st a t'' i Si - -mit - - __ ,_ -' __ _. - - '-.ji'f-,,'r! - - - __ - _. __________________________ il Fact: fht AP "Iiinii Iii' *'s mst " Juiui This' fl 0 liii It L cc hers situ liii-' kitigh' suittull o cc ills laolhS hi,inuti Vchut'ri at'tu,uhlsIsh,tt'tI. Siaiutha cc tall (bit' hus-,ii t lead in aItiiiitis and 1) 1.55 t' d a lasts Spade Vast plast'cl the st'c t'tn (lit' mitt' of ,,tl, ismi its I -, \ ccl chuoct iii smut atual Soot 11.111 Iai \% ,I s tta ..it mmiii the la.' at it tilituili , luck ,ic cc,-ll I mOst pi ,5) .ini! Smiths himu's,ct'st ,' -- 4 t' _ttiat .'l ht t' , thum' 37 pt'i- tent sit tb' Iiiiii that tint' goat dci kitu lost's - 's's 151 - ii- . -i.t I -, ill is ill front off the ace -- A 't is - Y4)11 ' -- - ''' -, )'(ltIi jI(I is lairs'1) till tss 'ii I -irimihi l(igtat'm's lit-la aiim1 I t.,Jill [tit )tmiul tI)iin tm sill ..t,J-', ti-us! )iiaut hilitIatI,,i. 1i' ('iIiI)t'l it 11tiA tL',mtI) I a-i I li_ultit' ttt 'li-'t' St 1151 I. I'ti jrm,t > I It) (amimufi lOughien I hot- 1s29, hituII)'ct o,nst. I All 9()I)'14 Ope- n5vnday IiJOS)top nfl 11 - "i -. '' -- anmi ' * I ha'. ti.' (otilti bit' t.inus' ill titus a limit I lit' Sh_uls 111111011w) thu 11 - - 1)1-::\I( I'UIJ .V I hiatt' sminius' moro's s,ic ers for new mnuittit'ns Cut malat iiituttrt•ss Pii(hs miii Itup Ihitis and top with iueuvv duty clear plastic Stitch across in sc'vm'ral plaus- sit - I 1 - - - - -' .' I,utimiii toil IN RO[L'QN BOTTLE M 1= tm'avint', .1 I 'Ituce c't,Iomn iris' lot itani or other -.. ' J tvsaumi tin,! iii ____- - mi' A wax jiaht out ,ii a- * - "-' I)I:\It 1 1 M .IX SI II cc,uiuti'mI to ktimscc h(jw an arthritic t-miiiM W.ISti ti!i(b wax a fIsas' I 11w a wir'*'-IianimIluni (liStilli(sl' to get in this' ('aatOlm'it A Iotsgh.irimilmoi cut- tilt hriisli with It thatti uitimim'i it will sm'rv.' the s,uitiu' it ,, an anti tai sm - r,d, the flssusr i'isi' Ill tisli hs'lmic k,'m'1s the t - Iaath in tas'rfs , t isatrtii and the t'Ioth Is ('ttSV liip ick, tip (on nunising when fOCi's stirs' I prefer using a rm'gultur wastwlmat ii as it k'avu's no Lint omit! us t'.isv arthritic I -sg'r s to rinse and wring I a'I .,pjiu'aiiist' I lot cc im'1t a;' :. - i-I s$iif i -fe tsall I-(' II 'i (111( 1 lilt 1) IN lolIC's 11)11\\ I; o: Pal a;It, as lii, sais) iii asile spt's i.il it I limist' tlt'Iit,'Ia It ii ,iilsi t'_u'.ult l;s' most' ass> hau.. Iiasisims' YoJill limit ,ii'esls Iii hr cIatItrt st'et Is I>'s' ill pCs)I'Im' A llis u,sstutt - t:cs'l', sill sJIt't'i liii' i',IlI> cmi that ccii ti hi .'hiI tills, this- ,a,imiusiaicc I-- -:tu' sss- t's'1I111. t'c1st'ai_uIi> ill jiliSti, iii k ullkii.11 lirl.ls 1 srre;sm - CANNON MUSC CO i-.r5g.;trec Billie Ikatlusla',Mats-, Thu 'launch, F-'sp.'r t (c. starrsniz (harts's irn'an . SI's 11,101(1 i•: flavor. odor or stain JflV las iii_u tt' cs' tuii -- - ; -11 - - , l)I-:,V( I'OLI.V I tim-i-ui Is kitass liSt tam treat an (mlmt wmumnim'ii kitchen howl sum ti 15) km'l'li jiliti'S. ltr''a°, *L u ,uticiss- ,tiiul ''n asImi!t'ila''nt c_un help rtshut'u' tsiiiyia'aI 'I ult' a 11 Polly's Problem ' us.f.itttflJIC - - us I - Lj -ut' at-''. .' Otis- ft aid '.uut III (tint', It itt_u) lie II,mt $ai.;i.sat hi'iltta t , ,asscl sl-m .i pJtiens.c .iu'I this lsc..omtit's I great buy now, pay later. Use your JCPenney - 'sMLI( -' ' ill \,'Ia ' - ''s rita '" - riut-chintil American teen iger; - Sis I's't l's's's'' i - ttuttu tin Iiuishl'il m ,tt I)i-;.-\lt I'I iI,I.'i sms mutt that tuit k tit tho ' traffic I,,ns' tins! -. 1'1 \1 Ilium-ti c au cc mu aist-, 'hits's a mm' hint hit iim'.st m' '.t lii.' (. 111 11 its stsicc in u'tr,u hii'avv tmatlus .snib liii'- 4 an iiu,uku- a mIs' - ur''d gil turn illso'su! csh.'mi otis' mists -, g''t tirimmitimi IIi' tchii(li' MRS I) \s ring r rc c. perss 'n.I '11111% L sa'p sti'jd .21 to ionic 111 I isigt't list' rcrcotu_ul and (.I MINI I Ysi_i s-n!_Igt' in thosc unhr.uri_unh t'iihs'i.Is' t.ts'kc Itt_it need %-asair 'ls'Il t.iIi hisIs tliitsttitt nc ...hns'cr tlijtts'l' c-i'nitetii_ute ,i(trnIuaifl 14'lt pm.,'I'.li,iti()tl% iIiitt hut wal.t. 'sit iii's i IIILIIIOI " I lotte 12 i. Jolt 111 You haca' It nest ml-it" O)Jt s,I in hUmid 0- it 1a'sI stilt'' t,'t'tI ins' Its' r ip',het uajc,is, and IICIOIC It - :111 tie ;.tut ill t11'tt,ji10i1 cui,,aess'ttill> \ new all's nuld t_ske .1m1s'.siit,iti' ol cull lit' ..,iit'tiiI 11() t loIs 22 ,.s \ tar -'It \ miii _uit' ,ilsit' his like silt' ss$ hull .s'J utluer sthligations easils ttsi,i - so he suite to do just Ilasi ha o't ruilc tin jtta..lsnicnt so 1111Is.l1 '.ifltt' (his is a 15515) 1ut'iia'J \ ,•t.l site cc lass Iuaka'is 2,' to Se1't .'2 1 "Imsam thaini, tli.it SOW" \'IR(d) I 'siI)i . ,is'si.. ijit's are most kes'Iltnr tip cc itli pissliamsi'' ,is.,sIe, Issut (hit I 551 it' 'ii _ul.e a v pi his l..uni5't' it mts' m he not the k jw (ltis' ttt'JtS Ii,isc taihht Carris thatsa!ta rat si) 'li S ('Iii t'flal (host' dullei, in -, n(-s ItandIt' 221 ct 11 ho O I 11114 \ tSs.ipt sas itt_ut lIst') alt' tOil 1 0 siullistill Sh i m tli.it Still 411.1 .11 in't'ntsssa 1-5-ismin ,-ts tkt'i -. R' tss'tiit'd ,snsI fill s.ils)pC!_lhlfill, tm-i) tsa'tI lists ,hiuth hiatt' pJlit'flsi Ii I tnp&'ii.,tI ',')li sIflt sjt'lt.I Si )1( 1 1 1( i U).. t 2 h's V 1\ Sal tiieatit lot 11i' gsm.'.I tutu' ymiii tech Irk' 1._ututui ( site isIs Its l'ulIV It - .. .tt I )t'a 's's I { r4tdt't''- I .'- ' s.;.. : "r Vot', .: ,;,&.dl " , 1. ,I. .A Get a I - I 1 I )uIllh'-l'av'hI'tl \t'Iiirlr"'' r t_itt'iiit'itt lilt 11 i 5 ithlt' elimmi' ai cc.m:at l.a uii,nki inst.' ()1.\l4II S i Ian .1 o' 1dm i'i fl''), hait lii.Im.t title S ''ii mm' t'ttsi.. ,il iiui'hts('.ts I _uIk ttuui's it In v A 1it %% Ill, is s,,5s1t,i11tt' .it:.I ri'I iiiihil talc. --,a-.:,t .,c l,tlt'ti't it is' 1 1 m:it 1'taiik't ) 5th tiut hhallik liii l'I',( I 1, il eli lot lit 'slat 1 01 .'slht,iitt . '' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - Auto Center - ' • .- cs still ..- t - '.'- ng ,',- -:-'.,' c. ,'ij 1st' t' itil iii 'cc It_ti t,'t' 1' l'' i,si _'l ii 'I out %% .lilt tat ituutuilgi' sic I \ 1'1 Ii (PlO". 11 )v isOitli I'''.' lit his' cssIhlaIs's, s's ret bit -.% fl(''A inheR- ts ccli.. I 'iIts rt'gthIJr abut-s in'.tt'.ist ,'! i.ml-,ttig am> iusic (tus'5k tepsant' I S i3i ''ii ', Fis '. - ii a ?ii a It IPIWA Pt'POSPi I 0 it. CONNIE LESLIE '-' ;s .u' It rile sisun' to venereal -, \i,urArthnr, - the ,'n.'r il' i 0 - l i on ;.#, if th e y finally 'Its 441 F'.r '1-"r" ut" -- st ' sr - dos- er f 4!.Sr, iITTtm'ft - Ili-; mntny Ps" ftmrc"c'r " anal t c.rns'fl -s C thai' , I,r.An PiUa'1r, - t t'lli''sc lhr-rc' srs" risen t' 1'rs,riist tnty r"r!mJfes. 'r -_____________ "-hen mt-n pii,' irruin'id Ihe is-sum stohuty 'in they rr,m'irs '---"r.al girt; ,rks'I 'sr's!' is r'- n I rn.urni-ie rnau'tdesl rIr'aruken hisIf \lttisjgta If 'hs'i fsnafl',' tsU'/ -i ArCiida s-rs',ih urmfi't-?s'sI men trani thrice rg 'Piee cs'ldorr, are ,nterecnurt itct-fit 'ft .5 Ai'tSk libid(v MAY mu '1--'.-." 0- rifle,' Pf'sifl tcs''ssis - 1 in it r mria.int.sl ni,-rr-h,tndise. -a ,04,S't 'Iffli' (,e,' f tt,i' I 'has- virile rmi,sli's ucuhI', protest st-s 1-''r -,cPat'n the', must pay lull ' 'h•' ;,r s-mr. s - .1 ib.",' ,lernintj s -.c if,' 1515' s' far r a ain't ; r- '--r s: not 7) rnis'rt-h,snrluce , 'i'islmt' .r . 0 ssisr it -thy so m,nsaucd rs-p-Is' ' ".Z'4 - P-aItlr'-', . '5 owmew II 'slit 'sill i -- i-ljttn ,' s ',rr'-rs ; lsP,t,eri may in lniuidly in pmte-ct rut 'his man -AlrsrIfl .% I'OIN'I'IIIS 111401 1 - I I - Pr'4ur'rs I 'ronriicv nitalic -.c-r,inc'n often :11 It S lISt Itt' limo t'Iw,t ' V.11 I \101's (Nut 72 .i 111, 1 1 c t' istl' 1 11,111 u ha.'' is .1 is you ni-ms tilt • -I ha' ut tjtkiic1' ''lh,i'is' ita'.tt'jtI lii ilissit' Ii'stcfl I'' bargaurucal hat I'Imii - IV t' eiprats.on date of thq qua , J C Pi-'.ns.y C' will n,pta, ' t-Ii'l(e', I ,i high risk tss Alt' top itS - Is. h)'.. pelene plastic case lngrrjup -- Pm (,csrr,'tl intl Billy I Kid,, I mass (morn the many INn, r irrupan? ,s'n.reil ai;'t'ases I adj Sina; hi' Flti' i I ' 1.011 ta s.f ft-v Is (if -.- emieri'a I spreading Ilk,- APaldtafa among I dana Ross as ti-i. 131161, nra-imihhs"t '.0's I 'still II 14, 1972 'E., il ".1 1-4 ' tf ) tt' s's's'mt sizes 24, 27. 27F, 22F. a'j ?41 ") fit MOSI Amrcar ca' SURVIVOR MO GUARANTEE • C. I 'st • I tV{E Survivor 48'n. .• 'LI' t'f' r,Jr-'t•gQ rnotrjr, $I, Jus' l ooik at our guaranteel Polypro , - I Rtnirtuphies 1 5 00 s it • -' . - tg , I • line Reavsrs ' 6 st-00S -, • -- I,u" h; ti ri 'Ru - Vimu'n1111' s flIrTs ,sho.tI 'he sn' Ray-iron Xing. rr'ty little Billy, --icoally -s!)''r view 4 BIll's' the ?Cuvl - Iongr I r flash ho siisJptiifll .1 Ifli.'ttI 1, f ''etc who hsioks to sut t.'r ,uccist.mtlts 201 I I'S 11(11 its p ressure gtis'.i I \tI4l S I -'s'i 10 to tiniti:pt)IBiS1flg ,itithuiiit' Jnd lit' Its .itu t:istcc frut- ruti his !.sa-s I _ul-.c ,tmt' lit sya til (I%% ii ,stt.tu -' iflttt' id 1 .u.sd li_utti t.t- ort, '... _ •' Vl '! \'' igar"t Sec ls',iwsr hea'i' -I-iC rat c-rum'-1 arc snarl imte mnyul it '. 'm - I handling SURVIVOR 48 BATTERY OR MORE - ' tIP' mais .t C. -) adjust to your -r'n.c .r:1r i-. ,- I s-s - - tit -" sari, 1?A? - - rte 'ss can 1 .t0 Iotl-- sr'h r urofe 11 . p,'-' 'drsg Ii (',r'I a; is P"rsgjs,,,,t c'arl,er pIll rc'isisr ti't s Utudy '.t 110 tr,iIises n Vienna - . - bjoa onlo MATTER... .. 'i" " .1.5) (at -''-'F't 1-ifc jrii 1' sceik t itiletly i t , -. t'.: .5 an ,i 111-its' . .015 s1Tiis1It' itsot cnknrgc your , 1% : .1 - - in.I .11111, 1111,11% .ih this i tint' It tlt'm.csc.uI) I'' kns its sIa,uuhkciae._k oil you _urt' i'%,iJ in cc lu_ut 's.'U Io kit ,'iI.i't', iCil it wit_ut t's't'.. s sic cs_ut in the 'sl4lI ts ii.ir 21 ii' 'sty I'', Stt,sc rO M EW DS T PIlOTtC7INGLl&AWTtC CMAR'T 4(('5 04OW YOUR GUARA N TEE WORKS 24 morop i L't.', &, l'1nttt p.r.DC 1 - 6 re-.0ntPs SOD". iImc.r.t, I'q-'stsC 7 1 3 fl0fltPI 50% $110 wanCt 14-24 months 25% aI;o*ants g*v.oC e very r ., Tn,aC Lm'e POttLt,C.fi. vlot I ift I,' '.r i.i9r1.l * i. a -f', I' tw pare4n5 U41 ICCtPI iOf If'CL" , $iiu$nsft b.O on tP. or will vsa.t , V440 prite, eacis,masnç aorelitabse Cejti E.:, . 11 Ifoba-z I"e p..srtC.as, Of a fli* t.r, A. *ill •IIps - '.ç i'-., l,i,- 0-411rJ# 3.4 c uollq, me W-C.tsr'sC ?tf of 1.-I tO r,:.ir.s t' ua'af'tp'. 1 .t,.r•l ta(it-. Tam ati-'marmr .sitt lit r'IaO. tyr t?P Lilt-ft of l's* - '-C -"e'a' 'Ira" , rrl'ia,n,nci IS No LAUGHING 'P ," from the Carroll Righter Institute Otv,tsC I. III SI's 1014 I •.- ' .-' drink alrnhniI al1erses. of Traj poriravung 5c,r c'h"n jnus,n 5.er,pbv' -*'irsl to f,imouis tugmirs But oieh films 'ppnr s,,1shsst,ea'etl ,in sri 'fl' iflt' ,3 4i'i'-tine when the in'I ' r? 50 rst'rli't" in -Pt's "ft in •5s - u,,r-, they t,ssnull'j -is-$t-spf luisiry fell intO iii econnn't,r '1.'. ,iid ,,, CARROLL RIGHTER'S f "5' •,I''4( . . , f'l *s'Cs s.a'a1t 9u•'af'-r-' s' 4 1 4-t cai*s.ire't. Y13u are fl'snIM D Uuh*antp*, I! s - ',I", laOs Øjisn "it çeataniet rt's,,ff' I! 10 lit ,-. .siIa, of out optsun , ',pa" vt,uf iIi?. or f'it an aIiO .--.. t.as.' c,n tn, ovUm.' Jrt?a-t isnt •sclIamn; atiit FVO"al t PtII Ta., l CI%%8Vf3 trot pu'CMa* C1 a nVA o'v. Wt w ill all 1000% or ti-st OniOns. Otirceasi r,rice. - 'u"I appl.c,at.', rp.-t, C mcnt Tam. Osirmn; tn. i DO". a'ss., anstt pS?ioii. 7'mp?ta'tv. •t will aim'e 50% of 15'.. T'.r Ou'i..ai4 OnCe, t$CiuIfi •ppl.ID.. r.ø. T o o , tOafO tIme PUIC'sasI Of • fttft tint, (5e't .1 1 CC*%I ' .css, 'am •,Si*' I aliov.af':' t o'.,-' a ''.r tat,-s Of t)t O.-'i--- t .' ,,-, t' ca - '.t t1.;a''t 1.1. 'ii A'Or?shs s't Among the 'meq t.fu's''nd the new(tim nungr.iphlec w"Iievdd that 7 ,,s nit ,rriti?inintPiat?iirflI"tvr. ',V-nstnn mn-,'iogrus'r. .vhw' nni- '°fostng a cin -c''.rrahs I f, lu $ Pit' I's'iti'l P f'e,cc,l',t i,',v, 'tat-, may i r part of the au- 'o"rs the first S j,tors m,nir , 'Jr. If stills's AV,i'.4' in th, otters r,'ss,orted In ,*Pg,t?as'prsq -chit-h priso the ght ih'it his- '.Vnsuon ("hIlrr'hlll' ; 5 I Ibuffi IIi's-cc' of tilni r,i,irri'-nI ' rn' ps-nforrn.'d liv liymv'rn -intl di."nre, fares! nou -- r' frr mew' ,'saried hmt"j find f -'sal-ri PI-stus. r -ei-'ij "is n i-toli"-'n--'-' films 11 1 0 .tii, tilt Pi girls at" rflfsrP -A'n,V-i-uP.c hOc'iniksn That thinking ha 5 'hanged 'Its- Sm, sls''.-,'Issp en si dull a V s ',Iher mesjar,,$ f .forifirol - - I ll , '51 's4ncP -sf the no's"' 'licks hay" fi . IitU'i" r -'rd--i-ri s'"t Ic iirh F OR G AN as5 re,*lau' 'mmcm,r,rr,toi, cal its' ins''lsm ii ts,u i-in 'Is s j k M C AL ttaat ;euiaI prnsmscr iiali c -er-j htcsgraphis"i as Fanny (irV' I --tuaict 'iuti 'i" bs"ing ignisrc'd --, -'r 1. hi, It," gis's-it 'Iii's'- rpfl It-jp t'ussIis.h for the frmlfr.'*-,rig ti-.UtiflS P'ittiin'' h;i'ie t'fliimlt' unni It nifien leant-c 'a'. -.-i-ncrPcnb mulliu'uitq P'rradns'pra have gotten - 'I awl tsP pPt tt,r,tr,,' - ç or in f,-('t isn I -- - " tice mecage sod Shec. ;uih'i'rt5 'syphilis ,and nncarfh"a .ir. 'he '-'f'" ,.4 . the's N(f .inlc thai' I'ull r-s'iuus--,,in ,i- in relecse or / . : ~, *.;,".'a A1,,. -0 I., J-.s'I all ':',a:arC itit Tr,t s',-'.fP ist al lolc LEAVING HOME I if s. :1 if ,i t. 2 24 MONTHS GUARANTEE WITH 6 MONTHS 100S ALLOWANCE - 's ,of - 'i.nsll i-a, ('III 'lt('ll Itt'I.I.S (lit NOT 1 tilhil u 2395 Otht-rs deplamri at Mont. icsnier%, besides Wailer and Br -ant, were Jack Elt' of Montgomery. Lit. Gale- Buc't..r.at of Auburn, Robert MctioreL '" ' -rcihcs 'I t'or. - and t ! .5' - I Other sizes available at our everyday low pnces Whitewalls only $3 more per lire N trade in required ' i U- o n'' s'''Ii ;''"a, Ii'. ut''. LI list) late. iuir s's you - - - Iivs, $5 I1''- '' a., it of 'i7 95 f•' - Toru.nie-rt- tosa'mi wilts ' itts'ili . 1695 2095 2295 P'tuc,r ,,_.-' - t-q ..r -' 'iIutiIt's rcqInre rn-chimes, hlt e1-c and II Pa,id hi-s to Jsi'sOsii( uWslJS f's'r h;ips their 'I'"' ,of i-rownl .- eneq, which the -s?iidtn l,-*-ise e ran ill afford l A;irfIU that If,r w I centric s'p!s'e rts" ', uec e ::;l . c'src,c:ae'r-ts liturt Zi'. , *7 \m,ilt js;'stfiIi(imiii% his,' liffril car- ' " , Puts --irsy v.url I )F: 'sIt 1.1 Kl-S I)on't let It bother you Most people think U,es should ct-press. (heir gratitude In dollars and cents'. I'm r;'mind.'d of a clergyman ccho wrote to sa that his liLt peefor wax the bridegroom who sake, after the marriage cm'u-insn. ''tInts much do I owe you?" Tint' vlcrg m ansald he cc as often tem pted In reply. ''Plow much csac It ccurth In sou?" '* -.'t-f- 54 Price 1495 sire 'r"-Z,si If's''- 1 - 5 - 'u'si)s'\ lo lilt - - FURNITURE SALES f Blaciwall tubeless - .'a-s-.-P.I I to f;4 011- '1 lu-c 111 "t 11151.' cc.' cc.'rs' niat t ii'ml Sit Its.' 01s hut h- it .hist Ct' sit (to' l'eai'e This cc huh' thin s! tisok i:m iniinihs'c anit (hers' Wa% nothitig spiritual or h.'autiIui cnt'.uut it Now. I cc alit to have a list i'It- t-tiurch cc editing ccii ii all the Iii iii mlngs Ilucs that s'ouitiit '.1 ia nge Iii you I nnt'aii cc ills a cchule gtuccn and ccii. cchis'ti I knott onlyy cii gins ',h,'iil,t cc.'nr, andaithu I t'ainsoi the f ight iii cci';ir It 11w Ii: st time Wi' t'tstlluiiit ,t(f,urst it Mv tiuishmaisil cc is land v. 1 the only tivan in m lilt', and I still 1,M'l entitled In wear as lois' iim I cc mtsisi:' M tsiish;unil , ,iv s It'% nip to mt' Vhii,t 24 MONTH GUARANTEE -, ' Pa, i- 'sb" l)l',lt \liIi\ I ann I:cumsr hi t s'iin;it 1% minus 111101.11141 our 0111411 1,11 ste R. ii, •nnil 5 %%,I. cccii' mitt iii u's'ii Iccit vents .lgii ,iItt'i aliiisi',t II) %i'Ot!-s III than tage % cci' l'.uth 14'.111 114,41 a lot (ruin unit mistakes an,i fi'i'l liii-1 hiss,' cc.' can itsaku' in 'c-.4 v N... S c5 Specia l .. -, I It, ,,ii'i,, ,, I 111. - tr":Itn"fl! nt fll' i,(1Wl!'5 Ry R(iR f1-l(i'slkt' Wilier s.e'toIi,te4 pro-44 y'r.irji's -ft.r 1 r.'/'.Yr.'r' ,1 ;' , FIttl.r - h. it 10 rr. thel'4rt. r r'i with Ale" ('iInness -is the f 4r'iught, alfrtator i r;tphi-al rnn'/ie is staginto 151115 v-I" - C 'I (11 I' %Ie,vPsø their gr.,ter h,ehar,i4 A II rtutnohmek. - A R.'snues.t no the 'sotInns irsf"r' nfl '.'ersv'tal '\i.'J loll I of I1ICII, orirtaul 7ets"n it 1" Peter Fi nch us fir Th om film hingrphy was a f' hits tug 1 jirsfslt 5sil' siltrral'i t ie privl Hsi' y years, (,l.nnis, jackson as lad facr 0 Hotlywneorl staple for-tt,r 'lie ','Ois uipjrtf' tPsc're *,im'Pn irogirlit in'ntoo r It o, Ar. lion with ;uii-h stars ,iq G.'ur,' file 'tim I ll i 'stirs," ho-I is n-fr, supt-Pi mss,:sIIy m,,re inclined in smr.ke Ijcq, Fl ml Morn anti Spencer The (r.'at W110'. ' "With , l,.' "I St (mrr.tYuI'.f 'uPs' arid ' 5111 , (Is have thsenibarkt•d at btrmin. ham was Mobile- savings art loan o!!I:-ia Aur Arthur C T.'srnc-irt- Jr , wh-- was ;rut aiir- : 81`1090_1 "r-i:t !- r hometvwr. i Ii.l. ,mq istams,l fi,,adum I' tan, r' hal'." I it - The other 'I"!_.',')- It I, st,'''I 'Ii oc s e A.I.',m'.; 'cs ; a -"mm 1,-h LII ,t I Al,' ',' c i'iaifl fo', i ut I girl, uq, tot r v 19 ,oa,It'ial is tl'-.Ir,;l .-f IS ''i''. .1I IIV I iltint hate a prstsIens, hit I mlii have a qucstisims \Vhv ito conic' ;icopls' think Itis- mmcc to pay for ever thing' I rsuakt' lii. living as a ,ti'putv shi'ritt, hut I belling to set er.iI volunteer turg,uIli1,11 inns hset':uuis'e I 1(% (• (ii tst'II) 1)1's)' ph' 1 am eap! ,n of a lh''s'ue Squami cimimi First ,Itt L'rcw, a rnC'nI1 .i'I f t he C oil lit-ten si' likast .' r lea on, i rn a isienitser of the Volunteer I-'ire lit-tart mt'nt a nd t'hok fiats of the ('mutints I lighcc a S,eft'tv Commission I am also a first aid - iUCt sr fur t tic lIed ('ross and lloy Scouts \\ ht'nt't- t'r Ic t' performed stun.' kind of c- oIunt'i .'rvis''. it really get:- to tnt' Mien sonst'tos'iv asks, ''ll.ncc much I sItu' coil''' LIKES TO lIEU' ;f tre a.o' 114.0 1 156-551?'- fit" gur . i-lest out Ii' liii' li-lie I aeriai urania - pu. - IiU - fill II ,ms, ,,'m's ul; ,i.,l.' I)' 1 61 ii t%'mmIb tilt i'iiiis'mleiis'e m-uminpleii'l - Aluhus'-. it ° t(.m'm I iiii 'sisni ( til!it' shy' ho' last year we lr.t )-.O.1,1 17 sn. 11,10 hugh qolfor iai-sn'h it P'sr,'s u isis' if ii tislu,Ii"Im 111 1%% 1. I 'I' 5'II It a, p,,-v i-mt siiss'sa.. 0" I .) VlSI.1 y'-l'I'-' 5 (of Ism, n.".a mm,'I' -slits1 it .1 " ' i''sis' 0 Biographi ca Films Return 'sIC • 11151- s. i petit Ll 'I',# • se;'i -sI If .i '-- u Ii - 1 7 I O'''i 'i'ii,'t ,i, i liii;' I". .1 s I; i'ar .., Posit, I 'i,tmsmsrtim'' ii It.'.I.'tsc 1*5 I I'm i-.\ U T;'e II'*S ,.- 1111"1, sit,*-.i I. nm. o, hit fri -Irlp Is'",' lim,- i'III 5(!Cls fsstel ih.- nrrr Isle ti-m,,uis'ri - - '-..- -- ,- ...-.-'. e. till Stephen O'Connell. could not be present and vice presider: Kinser sat in for him Sanford resident and wt-. known ecaliigist. S B Jirm. Crowe attended the meeting t. Special lrwithtuori and reptirte':: that one- of the most inte'restirii talks was math- bs the stuth'n: gc'verriment president, Taylor The following lines are quoted from the program 'The- Con. sert'auc,nactis' 'They've- been railed 'feather-he'aded. biri. brained conseri'ationtsts., freaks', and a multitude of assorted other not-s-111, e -pitheta Whatever the hanii', this dii' is dedicated ti th:'st ?i:'u.canis ci! selfless oluntecrs LY'ILS - root'. e - rre- sice-r: tc'ct the landing plane'. 'flak - opilot a;iparently, was shot ic, the shoulder b%. uric of the thrt-c i'1 . Io',dø ZI - E.rnur Spier is i-hair-mar. 0! tl;)ackerh et'Ierid wilJ this project Annual Ja Another passenger, Tayi A '-giant" Nt't Years Eve' Bruarit of Selma, wtir, left ti, begin I rida ir. Sa&or-d blith is party is being planned in special flight at Muntgomer lucks out-of-town couple to be -ouperation with Club Lui This sand he was frightened whet. h' steippt-d and offered the oppor. project has "everything from heard a shot aboard the- shi; turuty to visit the fair count) IMInCIS to whistles isireath UIItCI after the tires were' blown Committee- c'h.airrnt'n for the' cart- of," according Its George 'flit most terrifying molnerit CrossIri Jr., president. pro}ect are Bill Burnt' and tie' said, was the emergera:Jaycees Dee Kirby isiriduig itself. adding that Lan- i csutir auic both men expect the prvect to be a great chairing the La'.* Enforcement was scary all the wa Morithl A%I ard progniirr. su'-t-es.s Merhunits who arts It se-tsmt-d like- i dinner meet.-rig, a steak yci'rs," said anutherr rcturrcig assisting with the eff(ti are cookout, is sc'hethuled for 7:31) passenger, Luther WisTh'r, of Club Lw, Robson's Marina, Sanford loier Shop, Baha:na p.m. Thursday at the Chanitier Montgomrwr of Comnnieri-e- 'iui1dini Joe's, Wanda Elaine's Bcout' !3rvant said the passengers Salon, Jet Lane and the' PLau Theatre. Meanwhile the young busi4[I nessmen's ctganization reports j. • it is doing as well as possible on such short notice rnakiru: arrangements for the annual Christmas Parade to take place on Nov. 30, Bill Rid, in cooperation with the Dc-wntot n j3flt-5&fl(fl'5 Association, 1 lnchargv!uf the parade Some 450 (lristmas tree's are ______ ____ to arrive on Dec. 5 for the, CASILBIRRY beginning of the unr.,.ial sale rtY. 17.92 sponsored by the Jaycees. Bi DONNA '-. • •, - 1 1 Back In Ac]bama ,•. V, Miami hospitai that the FR] gunfire- rt'ali provoked the- hi. jackers They told me the ii we're going U kill me in front of Ct'er)'OTIt ti make ar, example out of me' Rum-tuinar said the copilot "duckec dc'wr" as th Amid Secrecy Efforts -' :5, ilihTiSOt2 told timer, In a !u:'oriar s-.i: it ,• d fltBcllvrue, past preside EAtT - Sam Ialor, preside -.: L r.:ersiiv - All three- h:jackers were ud• en into custody h Cuban authorities when the et landed or of foam it. Havana tinii till ity - .. Attorrie General. StaU- of Florida ry - who shot Johnscir4 after FBI agents opened fire or, theplant's tires in Orlando - J5J. "II I .-. -' iii, i'.ss - Criaries. C.ak-. !1 & Oak Ridge, Tent , his half-brother, Le'wi K Moore. 2'. of Detroit: and Henr' t .lzsrksrir.. 25, aLcI. of t)t'troit Calif. was dL-scrItwc as an escapee from the yule' C.omrnunit Work ReleaseCenter while Moore and JacksoT were freed or. S.51 bond in a rape- cast- W.V. rtst;nth Jack-sari and Mwirt were described as close friends who hecanit embittered after losing a $4 miluiori lawsuit in wInch they accused T)t'trcsit police- of ailtCi 4I•I4JL4JI •'%S li'5 h ' mm Ol i'I 5 - Ini''si. .is'.m Avmi.t It (nj, ) -'1155,1 .5 1I1115l i,,hr .5 14,,, lii Uy ratic-p 11;a4 - WL5 till- flj)( ---- - - Sis.; I)l- 'sit lit-I I .S I sas nun' rntltli-'d! mmiii intl I cc js' ts P itt I'S Cit tisiupItii'-s identified the h;ack-ers as Me,yin I. S : KE' GEPFERT Their 28MIAMI i A!', hour, 3,Ni-milt- flight of terror ended, passengers aboard a hi;am-ki•d Southern Airways et have returned frcirr Cuba with bizarre tales of three 'deranged" hkA pirates and ap. plause for the' crew which landed the crippled plane on a foamfilled Havana ruriwa A relief Southern tC re. turned the 2# passengers and crem of four i.e Miami and fi-. -. Berg(- 1 1, --- •- ,tpf, - 11 um r j,a ,,is,l*m - 1r41ratDirct I..1 R .11 Hai t - rt a) Ph 5usm It ci 01111 P it 1111,1 p 41114 0-111 11110 his Ii' II. sit ssl,;t Ili fit ctaIIcc for fit s It" s'sss -i,,rsetlri 61 suit,- , - a . I. no ui.nu,,mm w Im, ,,,I.I";.sm's, f '1 Iii'Iiiii .. CIS .4 l ,'., I, • .i'.I % - _____________ - T 1A ____ * .s'ss It iiq't s e sit.uuUm itltt " COMPACT 2 Cu. ft. REFRIGERATORS - a cledsc.trnr, c-eremcin IUS for the new Florida t'ic' F;nvironrit'ntx Iltiflfli5t I. :-;r-- in C.sar,eviUe, collection con.cistc of •'Without the hours and secured from the existing of labor, Florida would hav ; versit collection and 25(' crnss-Flnricth barge canal an 71CIS volumes being purchased 1iergiadcs itiport. perhaps çfl wi th student and coast-to-coast cities Florida 4 un ç m ki ng it UK- rrrnst would not have a Corkscrew; ccimprehenawt librar of 115 SwampSanctuar al.ake &li-e type in Florida The llecticm und:tid;d and unruuwd b is designed U. aid students and highways, a Pehcari Island facu]t in obtaining genera] Wildlife Ref uirc. information on various enThis dat. and this librar i vironrnental aspects from a a la.stinc thank you to th :ntral source •ft'atherheads that gave u Taking part in the program c-'o-fre:tks s'rnethin vet ...... ;rti ) 1P!'TTTT'l ,' •nd murders . :her. burglar) ,kulnaping c pcificall it But -. ;e. : tliminated a section that wui the t-ars ic heip pren-e natural become efftw if the la w of our port irr c-a- .1('J1ri\ unn.ci':.. ls--Florit; surr - -n -7-"I 1 'stim rmf 1 , Il'i,I.lt- 5 titii. ,., ,.IIi'..i' in, f-. •mniim mm lIltV I ha.' hut isInelhlnit (,si iiiutst %mOi'., .11141 114'('iili'-t' 1 ttti'•l sot 'I mOms' iii tijimi tins' smk'a if t'sli l'ii,i 1111 1 1 (sit 5!'41 I'l.','ics' inch It 141111 mio'i-1-s (, 41 a I nun ..stImilnit 11111.41 I ilsilhsissik owl hiss' )h.s'm'ts'ii.i lii tins' ilsotle', '-tijil 11w cone t'nlIi'-'i \ls'hiiimsits'l I 'hush tit Vs k l'icar' i.'ll huin 111.41 IN, in -Io'v is' fist Ito' IJ1I1I('' \h limo,' is' my slut is''iai% Ss''l' g; i'c up iii \ ink, ','ls diii ing 1114, 414'1;i s' -.imn, anti scm' netet hail a ls:ut C nlski'l fist et ,'. 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('ii 455 MslsitI ib ;ill ?'SU,'itii -• • U ( I -- A",-'' s. ll ,- - --- ' - - J S C '' . - W_ '' 'r1 I '1r Jim ) il• rmar. 'iriia Sit i, iking no t'mp; t prerne Cciirt Chief .luthy B K man. H.SaratMa. prp'sed the 1&t 1trft WcifI btfl Robcrt.c, it i taking a dual ap- dektrnn on 'roun4s the secti. prb-.and Including a provi- would iniIc the court to sum that if the US. Supreme overturn the death penli proWESTERN isicrn. Court frnds part of the bill unAnother proem mM DUNGAREES constitutional. the rest will of dcfirntufl finding stand. nen s he At its C\i. 1 meebng, the preniedilation that ciclufr' t?w committee 'ote4 to make the decision made in the wink- of of &r.th sentence man4ator for eye. Courts have held thrtt Tough Jeans all premeditated muriers., then premeditat ion can come In ic' jur most but split second, it provided a second section n'mericIed nwrc which listed specific crimes have r premedlthtio. cases of Instant that would bring a mandator) a fight for instance in death sentence. Tbi - rncludedasSa5sUUitiOnS. TlwJuduial t'ouncil of Fk, . 1 i- .fi- 1 t.'1 killing of a law enforcement of re' kia also ?i --'IO('T, killings for hire and k-ill- ç.. .sj' ri,(c TAI..ARA.S..SEE. prepar. made a point of attem$lng t tWN' c'CIflUfllttN$ All CJ1PIJ puflishnwn bills for exclude crimes of passion and ith in harrm hrawl peciIul I gislauve have traditionally been which :'it death penilt should be treated wi th merc. rnred Rut the way to do it ma The sessrnn beinnirg Nov :iirig some king and hard ck. s'xiueii to last three days tate to the csscin The three eorr&mittees Gov. but many. think U decision will Reubir Askew, the House and take rntwh longer. The committee named b for. SeTUL panels-are taking di!ferent approaches to the prcib- mer Senate President .)err and fli upi icr • kTTIS of meeting the c'nnstitu- Thomas. tional test of imposing the death c-haired t former Go Millard çeruilty fairly while no: making Caldwell meets tad. - to work the law so broad that it would over draft bill. At the suggc'strnn of its hon. cecucrn. __________________________________ _____ TiiE *i Vi I BA-The Sanford Herald I .L 1 1 II I Pu's. \,u I.,a,'si l"ss' I's--s 4 I A S ... iihi It I ! V I. Fact: I • - h..11 • 9S1 Whi,mt A --Ilisi this'ssi, 1.5 's lii A - it .path' V% sisti plus this' ,cs (i-It hid still rail_I mlissmml Is' lust i.isr Ito Icc's ItlhPi's'-. tt , I,. lilt's \'ms s m Oa,I (Iii ms .is.mh , .si.I pssnl us' m tehmumls' lam iti VII - WIs.t sits tilts its 'iu - Amiss's it Iss,uummi loss i Fact: AP A LMAN A C c'uort Irs_ic! 900 pdçjos I-.., tm , 'sssi (hs - 4 s fr\Itl5..lfl..t It's aviilabIo through this newspaper tit it specitl low price of only $150. plus 25 cents for ;ioSt5ILjO and handl i ng, It ' S a book you cant clIfOld to bes I Sanford Her-s J ç'í a_hi POBosU,,?2 Tejnec, 1c, NewJersey i't'{' Enclosed as S if A 'S A- is i - u i-_- .. Seis ci -e '''s-' s'.,s_a_t Name without e ss I City Statv Zi p I ORDER YOUR COPY TODAY! L __j �-,•--- -- t---.---- - - - -- --- --- - '---------------------------------: - '-:- - -- -------------- - __- - 5- - - -- - - - - --- - -- - --- . t___ -- - - -•---,--:--'-- - - - --5-- - —-- -- - _Z_____S5 t,,pritr,rrl t hr. 6A 4 ALLEY byV.1. H.mRn OOP by THE PORN LOSE1t Art , -, , / $ .- 11 Monday. Nov. 13,1972 2B—The Sanford Herald qrro;ri Snioni — ,, . 5---- 13 MateHelpWanted 26 1,0mb,. man to dvlve truck, load and unload mAterial and ,%ivh 1) l,,mh., yard 41 II, v.'epP ( tpllpnt lrngp beneltls Apply In I m'migwivid 10 a 4%, I ltifr rY, fur Lost & Found ospr m*le. q,word grown rId Pes lp*rP we'mS tAg'. rslrn,410 *Ar)I('Wd )3 2771. )73 t232 .• - - I'4 . - h - -- A)F - CU ' 1I - (4.'t ('I' 'P F(')' Coil Toil 55 janitOr Icr nIghts *' $,'I A,t, l'% -,- ri ' 'I." St. .sr( 'I;) (1)1 (,1trol flop$.l (Fiurh -- I. 4. jKt,(T.E ts Pt I by Lcrry Ltw with lIMO IURNS \ IIig./l ii.ii ts a ØET.. . E..E.lO' Ti P q 0 RL EM I j1'(l'i('1('S iir1l( - cr4 "All in the Family" comes undercover Gunamoke, faced with an attempt to thwart PRISCILLA'S a by Al V.vm..r POP ) 't. I' DEA'Z 5.';:c: WACESS'\ ATT'-4E L-L. " '-lE /' ,j", - / M S\ E iAr\./ L his tntentrnr to carry out dying man's wish. The man Ii. C',ene Evansi, a Tatum resengc-, and finnll I P wrr C.AT T N -IL7 '1OP..EI . I i i '_ tured hs- E J \, millionau'i' to rival Rick Bene-. 9-9:30 CBS. Here's •''ppie IAJ('%,' uw' iitti - CAPTAIN EASY EVENING - oc (2) 'ro Tell the A."y AW 4t ( 1PE _____ FROM Et.. pI4.a.cr ; COFFIJ A _____ mm by Crooks & Lawrence •r4E WHIe..E Y3 IIEI .*(SJ' Ti 11!. the Newlywed Game - a..11.. I1e. - 1 ' i' TT,' - ( '- i*us A mw) PASM oP ( JFO £ieIflIN(d) - -- - 8:40 Carpenters Con'? tram 4:00 Dirtiest Girl FRAMING TRUSSING I Ever Me? DECKING TOP HOURLY WAGES (4) FI.ntstone AdmISSIOn 1 r rpent eapc-'ecxc y' CONTACT IATIt.*(rQP&V1l C000P-5)W - ________________________ BRAILEY ODHAM SANORA SANFORD. FLA Ph 37) 4670 or 295 4370 t.xIX MASONS I I, HAMMERSMITH,IS out. (e) P'lnçians Hp'.' (0 k'i PaM1iI.a'ar 5.650 to $7.50 Per Hour """1 PLUS FRINGE BENEFITS THU1S Sub Contractor'. Per 8loc Lgro bea In.- ., " IN OS I ItJtI - 'uIuIari ____________________________________________________ Nv''., &:.:v..'*..,' ' WINTHROP I by Dick .- PC... I4AIE A MTNE. A 'a.i I4A1.E 4'8Rfl-4 esTta FE? __________ ________ zr- I A 6AM J C/ T 44,I4 A ' A"4THI. I A Ph 373 4670 or 795 4370 Rome Took More Than a Day, Too _______, L'&5-.. - NIGHT WATCHMAN - Still lip m Local resident, local references Retired pec'.on s2 so Hr up. Contact j BRAILEY ODHAM SANORA. SANFORD Ph 373 4670 or 795 4370 B BETJ'Y CANARY The first report cards have been brought home, the / " ' ;.- —'* — 1L\ 1 firsi traumatic experiences of school are over MACHINISTS And WELDERS For those mothers who had children delivered up U the system for the first time this year, a word Several t I?7 BLOWDIE ___________________ ,--- I. r.4AT: BoWs.. 3:10 I--- -----1- ____i \., .-' aoo-oo - .'c'- cJ ,A C' ME -.&a' s.ir /A'E'4E i3JQ '5 B' —' - i r - cJ..DJ Our littic darling yes the-same one you wept for wher. ne weru WCUliflg 011 11110 1111' U1 WIUt' WUIIU W boards and recess is also not alone ___________________ -.---.. - E'i5.-1 W..A"H I w3F.J Ti' I U You are not alone. I know Every other mother knows .. - / \____- Al ._Z I_%.t Now he has friendF. the chicken pox, somebody else's buot and a very low opinion of the school's lunch program He' might even have brought home with him an undying admiration for the boy in the second ross who run spit and hit any target he aims for I 'Yxpertence shows that the- lu-st few weeks of school art uwa wbly filled with disappointments I or a child I hope you were prepared r- ___ ' !' ,../ ic_ BEETL. BAILEY \( Ntf i PEET.E I4ERE A "' .'T . : L 1LT . PZE—: GOE'J AN:' WAT - ) — I' 3 Mart Walker- TAT .4E ir ( -::-, ) / 1 -- \_, IJ - - He didu't learn to read the first day And. no matter that %'OU'V( Spent six weeks now explaining he- is still probabi) walking into the house saying. ..] dithit learn to read todaJ ether'' He has never et got a ball, a jump rope or a turn on the swings at recess This phenomena is something I wish you d bring up at s'our next ?'IA meeting I have never met a at recess child who h'as ever gotten a ') EVERYDAY T..,Lee P.A'T.. Felk and Sy Earry t W. BAITER ..W 9p. v-JR w*.' SPECIA DAY 1JjjJ) J jJMs SEAFOOD HOUSE Dinners 15 UNDER s1 Includes baked potIo c,r I'- ncn (net, lct,i,t'd t,Iad of cole slaw hut,h puppiet, dtud uur iii. ball, rope. etc Highball 651 Childrn's Dinner Most Cocktails 759 Michelob Beer (-'I'! \ 1)1) , U . hur n :iu . - - ____________________________________________ BAHAMA 5085. French s'e __ T AT L:75 W14 £aJTE$AN *V.IP 1J ; - - HELPWANTEDAOSthat a preference injlcate e from em based on pioyers covered by the WINNER * wine this full TIit' announcenwn of the four •lesson course one eight CENTRAL FLOP.1IDA'SOLOECT AN FINL&7 ITEA( e.stj5 per Materials wines per mgtit will be lurnished' The tee for the course is 110 919 East 2nd t. Help Wanted Part time shoe clerk for weekend work Should be over 35 Call Sanford Shoe Center, 373 3071 SCM P4G C4PLt( O:rP'. North in ," -'edit , it,.' 'd1 IIUOIOCIC. s3rg2 AGE DISCRIMIUATION General kilchen Part tIme ii 3 Male or female Holiday House, 330 E Commercial, Sanford Apply 71p m AAA EMPLOYMENT P.'le off 17 9?. Casselberry Regency SQ 131 3100 operators AlSo secretary with eiperience 322 ?OS$ DRIVERS Part time or full time We train you Good commission Yellow Cab Co , 201 5 Park Situations Wanted 1,ceriencrd hCiu'.eeeper Er celient references Wants S day-S a week,jOb Pnone 323 0)64 S 0. I That s right' Owner ha'. iusl redum'd price on this beautiful 7 bedroom, 7' i balh brick to 1.47,500 Large riorida room could be third bedroom Only 3 years old. and ha'. all Ihe modern eatras STENSTROM FEALTY Apartments Rent Unf urn ished D.'ltt.k ,' I aPp Susan Aptt t,rijrcjtm unIurnisloui. adult'., no pets 661 64U. ';. ceo 5m,p beans (oIu p. P '.7 00 a trishel. bmirscj yb$if (hA" rnntalner I'nod IS. lab. Monyne CInseti '.'.r'hAy 171 1044 'ii 373 3997 ,..DREAM ISL4ND.., ',$nle' II',.',. F'nn.rf,art IiIrPtsc ,ftnr, 11? 17134 It.'' Iii Web $4 II p('1J I$c1 I 'lAii A 111Cr 0 Id Uiit I a lirnileil nuicnl,cr nI Inr IlinAlO One'. tori i)iiy S oPt • nf Or corn Island on lb. WI I. (I WlEl'clVA RIVER A place to lunrh ynjr boAt, park you? car. anti flj3s off lb. honk TrePS shrub'., t,jr ss, anti l,.*uliful r'lItJ to, IT'S tIvOltAlile firiwerS l'lii'iii' 17) 07)4 'I. SUNLAPID ESTATES. 3 bedroom 2 ST.JOHN'S REALTY CO. BROKERS The Time Tested Firm #11(401,1 5 ruPliltUrIr IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Brand new all brick three and lour F14A 233 homes bedroom Financing available Only a fm-w leftCalltillMorris _atB) Home on 7 fenced acres From it'. 31 Ft screened porch to it'. 70 a II eat n modern k,lchen, Ibis hOuSe has all huge rooms, plenty of Static and tmut trees, dOuble garage and wumkstiop S)0 (1)0 w,tb tc mo'. Stemper Agency MI:MBLk ORLANDO WPMLS l9i9., (rt'nr I?) 199$ I VC Sunday 322 7374 or 312 149,!. Country living S ,nnulr% from lov.ri hootc with 6 ,ares of cleared land Well of Sanlurd SA5,000 122 4507 KINGSBERRY HUM £ S CRANK CONSTR UCT ION I nn m"'l llpr I (49% C 1pm 1 bedmmn apt , lights. wale, furniShed Adjlts $1? SO )Qt 5th 372 fl96 Ii F1I LeJI.. 322 1110 ONlY ('AllY AVENUE MOBILE PARt 2545 Park Dr .377 716l AVALON APAW (MI PITS 110 f't ft. ADULTS 116 W 7iuJ t.l 1111 4KA ApAWIMLPIT 114W tsl 51 SAId MO PARK S I 3 3 B.droui, trailer'. & AVIs 3 Ailull pam'.'. 1 P omIt parIs 3515 H*y I? 97 rlf9rd 723 1930 Day W - Houses Rent Unlurnished .i hedruo"' 2 1419, unfurmiSti-iJ If. l'itchen ecupped. fif5l. 1.11, arsd Yearly eisa $lSO 373 socufit 0013 1 tsdrm , houSe comnpleIIy fur r'hs1 P.',atUVe mdi..115 fItly (do Houses Rent Furnished pets, 1)00 per itiLinlri 55(3 daposil TeIeptiOra 372 3131 2543 Pa:'.. 3)? 7420 NE AL TONS P4irit'., Sunday'. I Holidays imll I Xli ilt.iVi I'IPIEPIUI'iSI IT'S TIME YOU SAW TIn5 7 betIiuuiii. 2 tialh frauv with Immg. famIly room, anti equipped kitchen fur $13100 (las t.nlral heal and air, and loSs of l.alures y.tu'Il liIv STENSTROM REALTY Your Mullilail. I sling Agent y j73 3430 IdEAl IONS 7565 Park flighI'., '.untl4vb 4. Holidays Call 377 661% 1336014 122605) Three t,edroomrt, I ttalfi toni. ti'i fully tarp.I,iI 3 Pinec meal air (Qfldllitwie"i (liii (30*0 amid assume 010. Igogi. or 170,000 313 3413 alter S steer )f 1, Tm,. .c I Ta, F IN A 'r9',t v' '., Utt'.jU F 4, .•'i -..4.4 '.5 a' p,..0I%. p.'. 9.. payrn.nls 01 '.4 CAll crSdt ol manager, 322 9111 or 5. ,',....I' r..,s.r,eaaad4.iu..rv I a - ..I' i e.e".l 9ay01; ,i,10,5 ) i"t pci i,,,, 'ê ' , 5 •I i.154a 4 i,fJ,',f INC CF.'.. • --. 4V3E (i,I'miID,' 0"' r,r!dr,rIo 33) 405 ' ,1rlf13rrj \ -3 1 i • - .— Th Household Goods - 'ION F F The following bucioo;.?'; .sr' listed I fOr inur -ln-,enlence Permantir" ' ridQfltS and Tiewcrr' , 1 find ?htS director' most ConVenient .-irrt L 't" da!ø fj ,. i1 4(11 t 15:'c Gr 'itliitrrl ,511 SHOP THE EASY WAY' SInger Sanford's only authorized Singer dealer, new S'nger Zu Zag ii cabnet. 199 Other Z.g Zags frU? up kINQDOI4 S SEAiN CENTER hO I I'.' SI D"- The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You 1 323 e4f I to-on Pc? Care Heating AIr CondItIonIng REPOSSESSED Real Estate Wanted S Ft long Stereo 'n wainu' In '.n AM FM. radio, Garrarcl turn waiting to buy acreage, corn Inorcial. induStriAl and OIlIer (roperty If you have property Ic> '.rli anti wnl Quick action, wrIe. Roy Phillips, Associate, Lormann Inc Realtor. 750 5 Hwy 17 91. Casselberry. (la , 32707 Tel 13$ 1107 SERVICE 0r)".'1e 3' v.IStifr part'. ' - Aipe. 16 ft fiberglass 6 capacity outboard boil and lrailer 372 1104 1400'.! 011 5 T.5i P41W LOT SPf(IA(% BOAT I) I bra fishing oat wilta *ell $164) II' with double wells, $773 Tn huil 539$ runabOut, lImier man O.iieidahle 1SIO I) P41' 0,0109'. till C.alvan , zcii II trailers uni t '.11% Marty oIlier'.. term'. (lø%ed Wednesdays ROUSON MARINE 2rni w.rstofllonM ,5'.t (1101 '.t'',t(' .5' .'t'tij' Si.r "' t liii Yr oiler landeili ,.,rirc'is Ill 5300 3193)?) allen 6 l , ,iu Goods ,',i ut', Ii.'l r' A Ii %i iose,I All i, ,%',',jretJ m 10 It Plywood John Boat, with oars 2 dty wellS, 3 boat u5hiOfl$. ii 32) III? trilrnl condItion $45 tloat ('fir is Cr411 and Hailer 1)00 32) ('at Ir'e ' - t - Auto RepaIrs Parts Accessories . 'rji conticu Jed amId nss,r,wJ Curninec'. •. rqg4ar -, '.fl(3 .)ertI .$i 'i.flQIV ('jnIc. 2.4 (Sr WV'. 4970 _______ a. I'' -'.1, '-''-' 3.'_i ,,i.,OitIi.t) ')1,)', ,,"4lt4sLE1& S'V'yl"j), Bring 611 ".114'. sod s,: iilNt 'v5A-'- Results - Ii i'igation L?4(iL_ ' . Ii Honda 350 CI. lnoIoIi.ytI. Ca elIent .ondilion $550 Ph 323 6119 e t I n On A.IIThe~ ction AUCTION SALE Soluki '11 500 cc 111015 Full, tim esseci ercellenl (cjnijitiOfl. $4,'.i JOIN THE SF OPPERSGUIDE THEt iERALD S DAILY L)IR ECTORYOF USINESSSE RVICES 1 ' ' '' " 5 ,iI,u u -a--I ,) " ' "I I , i. . j ,'a t'J i'l :.J ,1 i.'. .i •.' I ' . ' ' 'I .$i' 54 i.,' (',,vil (uhliuiiii,h 191$ I. swat aPi I) conijitbon $430 .ilIi immtS in (lude>I 534 7311 alter S Trucks And Trailers tfuIlIer Sfis.( al 1771 lflllfl101Iuflil SuI 4 Wheel Dr , aulo . 11.000 nit ttie: fe4lore'. MI 6 Jul atl.'m 6 Days :1 4 S lne MtI - '25 U $5.88 lIne Ad- 7.84 line Ad- 9 80 DsiI 3222 11 tys Ii $19 14 $54 60 1? 80 5 52 1.90 91 00 or 831.9993 OF CCUR 4 .E 'sOU MA '. ''4'" ____________________________________ _____________________________________ $311543 '4 :1 ,',' 5 ',Lh, 14 'i . Dr I Ii L l'(Ilil it Alit 111)1 I .i'(y Mi,s'tla1 PItt 7 00p it. (hull ilu*iI 105 We buy (if sell irc. or household Cuilsi(3iilll(.uls welcome fur ifllul,uiati'i'. (all Slam. VermilIon, 331 9070 Sanlor.I Aurl ion, Hwy Il 91. Sanford 0.11.0 rsllevtaiililieiil s.t, flafuliiia uui,li. Iwo fligli rise La.dI (OIl) Ii.le, Caloric gas rang. wIlt, eye level oven. automatic *5liit, .h.sl'.. beds, mteIal iablnsls. ilmiul. Ciclmo cunperlitii* chair Heti IhiC,uSUiiilt lain'. us glass anti 1151,15, applIances n'uiscolla,ieouis Ilerns Sal. will SIan at 1 00 a mit 'f 1,1.5 AUCTION SERVICE 41 WevI 133 5630 (II 1'-, LI HAUL TRAILERS - Want Ads Moloicycles .,i.'_-__ Mill C' 's And Scoolers GIa 9,3? °'. -'-4 - 6, (omyelleengir. i2'aXSI'p 5tv,) 165 313) taIl allem S If?! Eateileill Ilulidl 75,) undltlOfl. 5.003 nilles. $1195 $34 ' r 2' 1'S_I' % 175,11 ,%uli 15,11,1 4LtL S BODY 5H)P 11579 sarulucil A.en.e 13 ",,,t,' ''u........ TsE HANDY %%. >0 t97 5*11411, gjnI'Isg. r'.j".' b'A14 l' (f? .st'ei. I 1 4. Sanlo' ti' Pity, 0 RI-huh lutO parIs 127 Ok)) '4EM'ilCEM.' ii Lucvnv" ti,, , -'.. no'. "EN A'.iZY NE 4. LI' ',''IJ ''11". 5 n'.i'.iij? OIl 322 lemales AKS Meg Call 371 It?? I0 .JUs.'. 434 4, dot'ng LIII'. 4. Aer.sg. .Ie,.i'.' -'.im'h 'flowed, 4raslmm$3 0. '1 'i.. Uifl l$ raQtr, or onlr4ct Uiil' Elect. .. i ' 123 073? (lachahund Puppies 6 wk'. old. 2 black and Ion male'. I tan 5' A 5' ,, MODaIC I4Q4IIC Serv'nii 'lEE EsTi,',4ATE" 75th SI S HAl I I IACI<L 1, VII W lit - Repair Dine parking lot French Ave I 0)1 dticr 6 Si - I lye Rail. Grot cries Hum Or'. 69 Opefl?,lay'. 1236739 fl 'or ('i,'r' -'Ii' l,l'4','. I Trg'.crs '4 %'.ILAOV'S F,sor',, 30'pi" 3)1) 3 'a%.l,300i',l s. '. , tall LA2IN sElIs'iC Uig LlIii.,I I-lIt' S .t%si's leg ilil l's' in 5% tint I (lIp Pd.1 IF I 3,) ii 1 -4 i-so'. star?lflg NC - (jll 123 fl'S) ' 177 I 547 qp,l.r' ,5rk P.smlmrt,4 01313 il !' i ' 97 ' ' 7977 Ply,1 1191 377 $961 '4 '-I' ' 'i'm' 4YHJ cIIT SERViCE 'a! Pets And Supplies 63 -- ' i Iy wet' Tgm 5,'.ggerly i'-" lhJ?9". 173 3l7 373 i7 and weekend 323 7701 i',r% ','cfl 4i, .I1''' '1 -.4 '4 ,--ii ',esi - Open$ 301 30410 SACICL I I .>. l''.$ or '.mjll riP msg '5 I. ' '. .04'. cJ• tIr51C4tiV lnter-u l,,asom'aoie 123 434.' er Saddle'. B' liii". hillIer'. 0960 Sewing 'II ".'tlel&r'gT Room Aild. pnf'r"j Poultry 'I '• 'jrs,j fQC0 I athi 4OI lit ms 1gm #L) :0. of our .1(3 m4 or ad 'as'*r reoJ.rs, stucco sod S'% 1 .1T5D BRICK Call 3-fl :'i..' r 373 54k? Livestock And II Aluminum float, wilP 10 PIP Evinmucle and trailer. 1100 11) '' lAND FQRGET. ,!'l.4 0 0 C',,o i'd .Qur l'.Qrn 're,' lfl S64 13 Yr'., e*o.r er,,, 193) Ferguson macbr, good on dItion Call 372 3009 alter 6 p ri' 62 Ii '."u :.a And Tools Boats and 'il'!'.t'. .Ini'.. r soy ' I " ". *411 pager'ng. n'.tll ! 'hOPl'lflCCl 0u'.Cl.3Id '1 usin*0iq rates 530 4469 0 Machinery 59 " -, AP - , ' , .is..s,r.,i tee E'.t.rnatei 373 2673 ' - ________________ and P'40rne 9U.tr5 Pni , - Photography - - . _______________________________ r set, MOONEY . ; i..tAR TIM 5 332 Se:: use) macnoes P( lANCES 32) • isv,, ,,, HomeImprovement, bu, sell trade Fir'.t •, 123 WS.4 ,•.... ,'IILSON MAIER FURNITURE )ll 31St - tOri) '0.'. , : -n.oIer'l Ii', :.ii I I' '.'u', a i.E 311 EF RI GE 1A I C' table Pay balance of 531 or S 21 Hour ServP I, Qe'pa.rs " .'.' payments at 19 50 Call crCI Condlomsng. ReffclerltOfl ,'manager. 372 9111 ___________________________ tica' og t.erv nq s-m WrItc Pit'. 11,0 Pr' s 1971 Norge Coppertone RefrgritOr *ilh icemeker. Washing Mactne Appliances Best ofler Eicellent conditiOn ____________________________________ 372 0933 afler 4 -'- . Wanted We have client'. with cash Auctions 4%n I) ' ' THE SHOPPERS GUIDE mini drill Shop includes rad al arm saw and drill press. Cr11 sander. Sabre saw. used once. 130 377 6931 C A Whiddon. Sr , Broker ill N Park. Sanford 32? 5991, Plight'.. 373 1167 si arhar*CoI' y'c '. ' Fr"'' Mediterranean dresser and mrro' ercellenl contiton. 130 Sears husiness operating to capacity pr of it ably $a,,uC(Cii ,ru ",jytt, ',',l ' H4RfI I _)_j Dyer's '4 ' '.nei,'r peq'n'iw', jim,, .', ?ili'i I '4 'i"f,40•11 t•t wit %.m •Ii,5 Cjn'ly ' , ' i 'iii' t.ia, (-e',iB,i,*h,e) aay ' -'rr,mOqt'.ri4') 'I''' -' altarhrn.nt!. Moles Fr,ltr,m'h'r"S anti monograms ('ocnplete pf'0 13750. or 1(1 Red mohair 7 piece sofa and P. used First 140 taPe's it $31 672$ RESTAURANT. a well established jI) i1)t AttilOft&I1'V REP4T TO BUY Harvest gold frost frp. r.fr .gpratoq Like new. $230 lilac P wrought iron cInette. 510 377 011)1 1971 Kawasaki 90 c c Good running condition $750. ewtra part'. in (lutied 031 75)1 after 5 Siimifomti Aa i' All iasvri5 arC wideil n trnnt. ivies end 5 "'qe' ,.ard truly u" ."ila."l ri'.-' IMMEDIATE i..:r\ --- MILLERS cellent terms Call collect, 303 617 1319 MCCIs'.ky Realty Inc Realtor 4. 1()4rv7 7.J -Inc is'y in 5t9 Orlando Di'..' 322 01%) DeLand Very reasonable Er i' Pa',rtterifi '' 'jr 0 ¶ 17 0'. 100' ci -,'ISION I 1' 52% '>0' Two apartment compleacs ri I fPj jr -øi Ae1r r ____________ Income 8. Investment P'operty - 'tr,i -.,rrI.'!,nQ_ ) ,. - '''.'.' ,' ('nol table 1 tI .'. to ar r eSr 05 $130 Surf rrOr'l% 9 6" step tl'rAn nose r,der, 113 14" Ocean s.d. w bottom $60 All in good cordition 13)6077 after S p m Longwood on beautiful $5 a Iii corner lot Available immediately Friendly Realty. 305 17? 6111 lv NC ING Ii? 971 Located betweun Sanford and Marine Equipment &*?d r,.?w Trsn Yone ".'f V l)Itt nØrlle% I..,lrvm , a' ,'artulo & 5101. Ijp,Ie tops 51 $ 1 i IllS tw)amnls, ." 327 66)', 121 SIll 111 6{.IS) 1 SanfOrd Sewing Center, On-on tr,w ri 173,700 I .ske Il 97 to Hwy 477 (at Lincoln Mer ur y døit ml turn righl (jI. appror ii mile to Garden Dr turn right, go ippror 3 blocks, unlurnished 77 mOttle home. 71 , 60. 3 large bedroomS. 7 full bath'. frnily room, w w carpets, blind'. and drapes, central heat. A C. utilily room, aluminum Siding Ag,'il p. Mull plc I i'.l.flg '4 'u'h1arjd Ii 950/ tr' 01 1) • - ri ri i -' s 1741) PlmjfP, Rslr,. p 0r flfll,nfl9' .Nq hf40S r1 ,) 4ft9 1)01 nvorr aSts, Spat es Avilable STENSTROM REALTY Your I 119 t3'f"l .ffdt99' 1 I) 511 IAI'I r,rj 1,, ,,,,ilpl • 51 'Jt)li y -1501 :g t,.'j (ieS CI., l$'rig 41tt r, ,1 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3735700 SOOFrenchAvo. 373 S300 1003 Orlando Dr , HEATED POOL lb irt '., %lt'iii a('ior) 10.1(1 '. i,lt.r feat/I-I 511.500 1. ( ll*flI (ijnditoi I naric ing av4iIahlP P/I4%4r'J tie - citrus blac enda Village 37) 5372 t:xcLuslvI Hemp'. 1uur ili-aml(C 10 tu v nr .1 Iris s.c Ii(gt5 I ne'.t bQi?tq"5 We i'ft,uiii 1 v r'.enl liii'. 3 bedrOom. 2 balh, otti I br ia room, den, equipped P it(hefl, ,.ilmal heat and air, . utlom drapes. dOubIC gas grill, autil I ii,otj I igtilrd ,atir or J 15' rp.s,i. fsq. CARS I) SIIFI(Ff5 USF SINGER ZIG-ZAG 1 Iiedrnomn. I Oath P109th', with many 42 Ia " m P4!)% I hI,ItId4 p90*0,11 ; , S pql nrc rps IM (,t,e? 7 "0$ ($11 GrnCv4 Citrus trees, .wcellenil waler 3-49 ¶119 37 ()* 3D MAGNETIC SIGNS Atienii an I? a 40. 7 ixir mn • I tisll, lumn*thed carpelid. nen h a rquily Sssume payments 60$ All 4194) PIPIECNEST Iou Lru,irc.orn duple. furnished aparlmenl 1730 Orlando Drive, Sanford 510 I illOr llruth blr)rna Prodjrt'. roll fill, Ms. lfrviij 117 1)45% Pimlqpra I Mobile Ho 1110% lION Park Ave Day'., 372 6173 Plights 372 7357. 327 3171 1* j.t,,v' r,t4i( I')-Nde blue, i0i)C 115t s?eco, 411 •),4S (>1. 0 P.rf-I P9 1410 Iii 1?,)) 115.4 I narn riitjtwr cuf ti, any PFPITZ 11011SF OF FOAM ()rlir'.l 1) 0 1)7 1S G AIJ4) 5*, " ..,.t_,. I. I __________— .-1 D Call (' rI (,.'t iwmif'ss>nnml ra,p.t rla4nr'cj tonI filup blImp Elect,)' r.-Iulf (cp.t Shiampoo.' SI per '1s l)'aiiliful 1 eistire World Mr,t,ilP iflP Estates onil Marina an lhe "I Jnl.ris Riwfl (morn '.13.730 AlIl(h inlddPS borne I. 101 4 it$tiiiIfl,i% cornmuriily. with alt fcilItiP'. no Il 97 'ii realotwial tal0,'t Sjinlrwd anti t)efiary (')fl l'lltt I III, ihi Wo.iti Phtwje AM 1111 fIr l).sc y rm Or larwlii slY SOIl 35 ___________ tIf0* 5I.l SemInole Sporting Rent Furnished 25 %snlocrt Ave ItlilfIll" ,li 11,1 ,'IAI P ( (I Ill Al I ,' 1)) .4,IS ApartmentS I 1 BEDROOMS. ADULTS llrnlin !)caf"g.I 7 75 s t,isp,pl Brinj innIeir., 1414 Ia. je 1 '"'p' Your Multiple Listing Agency REALTORS '2565 Park '27 3170 Night'., Sundap'. A Holidays Call 37260533276121--_-____ 3776*33 (.U'.!i,.'!i I,u,It II, 11i,ir 5(301 iit.il,tI iii ,00r lol or lurt (I.rr Id) 114% to t9-.ocjje frur, S.enth Avenuo, N'rth 13 REDUCED $5,000' t.rmrtijIi' ( tunly R eaito' Two bedroom. appluaoc•s furnished, '.1St. r,-.otti $100 deposit 373 1411 telephone: 3 I IGP4YLY in an. LAMPLIG.4T1 F 11)). / EXCLLJSIVF DPEAMWOLD COUNTRY Shop foreman. welderS, assembly mechanics, law and drill press Adull'. %o.et Ii ilpi i"lq .'ins$nirg '.7(1) ,l,,*n. tislsi'. • S PIas'f' .' S It Il 4"j 5 Il I)' I Cd$ls'. rr SSA Bahama Joe's Lobster House, 2SOS S French Ave.75P m IN EMPLOYMENT ACT be Wore information m Ot)tdlfled from the Wage Hour off Ic ,al 2l9 ('.arlaifle Building. 17* 7 0 N E Miami, flcrida iii61. FERN PARK ONI Y 2 rt'sPai 7r41 tlV1' )I 4 ft)uV /d S " S LI'. k CsIl )fl 11)1) ecgln. /.r r los.' EPI tFt' 4fiI t Cl., Ave 171 9?., 10 a 17' Mobile Home Eacellent onditon 17.000 373 174 Help. Waitresses, Day CashIer Apply in person to '' shed apartment - - _____________ -- -_____________ -- n4n l47 r r i.,, /.'if,f')Dl,jrI S (,AD()P Lots & Acreage 33 • Mlcceltaneotic For Sale 34% lilA BALL REALTY and INSURANCE kitchen I 55 VI 4tH) PF Al TV Rpit.. fIt-. '/-" 94I flil l'' "" Ct,t'IS?% P/cstv"fl. 1! 5 AtJt) SA1S 'I(1 4/I t r Credtt r-,.,..&, -, I$ .4411 (1041. IU IN I $1, rI )'I hOIieVC StIFI I.F1S USFt) CARS j'i 264,) Itaw,?ha Apr .11 17 V.' bath, fenced yard, freshly painted and reconditioned Appointment only 372 IllS M.ale.Female 171 StIl lnip5lvi-pc,f Big Tire Sale ME TCALF STANDARD SERVICE I 4 and IA Open 21 Ors 37) 96%) tOl CWLSTFIRSTST Re'. 321 21%' Ph 322 SAil _____________________ 4tiianted.One RN. LPN. and Appis Lthl's'ew Nursing Center. 23 Il4'/ Is' 5$ ,r,','r.c Ati?ns Fnr S5IØ 15 c runpi,vopr 1977 Moble Horni' 17.60. 2 bedroom, I', bath'. with air, on renti lot 373 5500 Ill AL I ST ATE IPISURAPICI Replacement for top cashier. Hours, 10 30 10 3 pm , erpenience necessary. for this postition Apply in person 2 4 p rn Holiday Commercial. House. 330 E Sanford NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept course in the practical as- week, advised students '.i: taste seseri different ConstructIon crew leader I perie.iced in all plaId l 671 1I9/J r$idenlial building evenings ______ Mont ,n.(,—lull time jacP o all trade'. for 60 acre year round Central Flfeda Camp Mc.d01 I hce end ill utilitees provided with salary commensurate *ith e;p.r.nce Ideal for couple Ir ir,foqmatlon nd QualIfIcalions tQ p So; 7J7, Orlando, 37102 t'rtfrpn',, 7 t,Alli% v.,tt' (r,?,Ol heal and c rIval v fec,,' ir,, Ott ilpSfl( % '.2)900 ilit i.Jv'.tIty. 122 11)1 to' a job thOt is new, eaciting? AmbliOn more lmportint than eipenience rleiible hourS No door to door Plo investment Local work, but need use of car For .ntroductory lntervew ap pointment. call Mr Sutherland, 322 0067 72 PnIla*ay flaP, fl..$s ( 4110f3( 1A Frr /ll,#N I'M ,qj.r •. - Aotrs FS Fr Sate -c4p-'! "9' t .Vø. I 40.d ,,% j'' 4i) rsI') 5 4f'f P77 757) r.,,i.. I1)s1•l ip,i •.',it,r gp) 4fp s/-vç (ISifO cA5. St - ru S*7 pp N - - I)) 77l *'4 •• ('F-tat A 0(f' I.OT AfAf,F I •liis t'.tp ynil lI.i.l home site or l55 Hs,n 'fP4 I •lT?lr 9'4J I 4(P4 I5 J77 757) 1711) iaIf, PP'UP 1 1)' $p•ring, r)I,NP, b5ø1 s r '/ I I r)n D'' t4,,.1)*l U) 14 5 fj Fqi,ipmerit ror Rent 117 7711 honic A, large lot in 1 lIed Mobile Payton TO BUY OR SELL AvON Call 641 3079 ThIs pects 'f -3i1U P LOBSTER HOUSE Sanfr-.rd 22 52i 'rhe Indiana University Union Board as ufferin a begin' - -4 - (OLDEN SPOON AW AR!) p, I LPN't. 311. 117 Part time and full time Apply Seminole Lodge Nursing Home. 300 S By Ave ______________________ - 2O U Apply 701 II Maple, Sanford. o' SQl O,viIOr SI , Orlandu An Equal )i (tlunily EmplOyer 89' • -- Construction :atiros him. WINE AT INDIANA STUDENT UNiON BLOOMiNGTON. md ning m _______ chowder \%'hat I ssant to know is. who art those children WhL appear suddenly on the playground and get all the balls? I don't think they go to school Your child is the only one who has yellow grass for thepicture he made of Our Home. The teacher always runs out of green construction paper just as she gets to him Your child is the only one who s'ore long pants lOr. the unl person who wore shorts I at SENIOR CITIZENS SEMI RETIRED WI NEED YOU Want t be •(t've again a'l uPt pod for it Here .5 an opportuft, for ci..n. plealant tQQf pQrI servicing autOs with 915 and 0I We talc your hour'. to yOu P1 lly Won. e,efy Oth('f dip , every other weeP. or tAO days per weeP Age n barrier feel bet'er already?) For full dptailS, cuntact us ii person at imperIal Service Stalion at II and 46 5CC Al Dawson. betwepn 6 am and I ' . He's the only one who brought his own crayons and the other kids keep staring at him. sOt, tie's the only one- who dues nut have his own crayons and they all keep staring j____ Suburban 37) ('940 __________________________ MACHINIST YF1AIPIEES Domestic•Chlld Care 17 W.iIng to v.orP. and learn a valuable II •t the sirne lime Starting (11110 (ARE My hOme Fenced pay.'. 'u'., vu per hour SPfld ards. Pot mealS Convenienlir brief letter with personal detaIls located Sanford Call no*I 661 and goals to Boa 170. care of The Sanford Herald words . Al I)) (1411 or hrv,m s, I.4b9 I Jøp Dp,,*T, ,la lIØyfl. sir, rr,0141 t1( .qed fuim nIll,r • 4gipll5r. as ''nIl, etc !lt.y I . lI)l II.'''. I Sm, s P.'scl 715 c...fn',f A,,. 372 7114 cja t'rk I)' aft.. Autric 1r,scks Anti IrRi$nrc tel) (4511 377 1117 SI 6)07 allot I nd hospitSI plan Call 373 1760 Wed thruSat 9am 5pm 16 JIM hUNT REAL TV - - On .1 ('fOul iiul lot, all m '.n'S Ii .' w lb tine carpet and dmAiw'r IC'. ()iiijt,iP Central heat .lnui iIi g•sm age Master ha,rdres%er Commission Sulud Count ( All Ifl 7491 Beautiful House Mature lady to care for children in my home, S days a week from 3 30 p m till 17 30 p tn 3226234 CONTACT BRAILEY ODHAP.' SANORA. SANFORD FLA BETTY CANARY ET I SAC A GL, 94i..' Cevelli NI' AT ANt) (IF AN 1 tleiIrn,,,', fijr,,,5P,eit t'i'ui%" Ion, i'il iscil '.1% l'i' Female Help Wanted 15 - - - profes%lonul sales people, were houSewives ust like you ReclIne Fash'ons can help add Income to your tarnily For perSonal in ters sew aprntrnent call 327 0063 CARPENTERS HELPERS 53 Per Hour Up BLACKBVNCH 30 (2) (4) News r.t the Century P • Q: Tonight ONLY (4) Mer Grilfir (4) Perry P,P,asor IC 30 (2) C.iricentratson In Sanlomd, cloSe to school and shopping Oullitlo ne.ds pint As I'. '.i 5(5) ,t) 773 744) eves between 7 14Cr 01.1 Wa tresses for evening shift. Apply in person to Sanford Ranch House lando Drive 3221 P , balti flia%oflr y iwitnO I fled, Si 43(1 (2) Ponderosa Pricp is Right it DO (7) Dinat's PIt 56 to $7.50 Per Hour Pickup On 101 THE Mid NIght Show IC) One Life It LwC 00 (2) I Drearr •1 (9) Movies / 13 Nov. Showing GP1 1 (6) S4'CrCt Sto' (6) Romper Room Male Help Wanted ______ •* Mar, CV) Movies l-4Orr., iNcIter - 323 1371 Long*ood _________________________ 3 3(1 (2) Return to Pyt Place F DCI (6) Cap' Kangaroo (9) Mike Douglas ' DC (2) Pnil Donahue _I_ - Pickup On 30) 5t & 4fl 1 • (9) General Hosp' - 00 '2) Today (6) Newt __ , So'endnrec T: I it (Si Summer Semester tI) Bozo s B.; Top for ________________ PIANOLESSONS I7WeO CtordCovrse D 00 (2) Another WC)'I 43 (2) Sporti Club Jwi __________________ e'.cept Sat-Sun (4) Ecige of Nip'-' tOV. il) 7)15 lEaperimnt. insur*nce benefit'. rvit nee%sa'y'. wp v.ill train Wr.te lloa ITO care of The %nto',t - WORKERS Apply •ri person to Amer can %SonrI Prodt'.. 1797 Charles St (4) Guidin; Ligh' (4) Love is 33714 Instruction t_j ____________________ 700 (7) C)y o' 0i L'vc MORNING l.s go .'.tri',',fer! 'i • Al'Ill (SIlt'. 1,11,51 0.' "va? ,l' pesing. And hasp a good h'story Good Salary, plus (il"l million paid vui tiOn und It)' 5%' 1st St FASHION SALES— Are you loolng (9) Dating Giir'iv art ( fre trIp SN North St Peter'.burg, FI --- - 2 30 Matinee Daily 75c Deai TUESDAY by Bob Thai., - rue Stevens and comic Richard 30 (2) Doctcr's - Winter Parb. or write to Mlii 9) Le s MtIi 17 15 (9) MovIe FRANK AND ERNEST -- 0S III S27S) Pearson Corp. 5925 Carrer St. Turns ('I - George Cahelo, (4) As the Wcvc 43 (9) News 9 Palmetto ideal ,nv05tment op (0rtijt'ty for d.'.crmnatin; buyer For informiton Call " 3(1 (7) Dick Van 11 3(1 (2) Tonight Show IIk locations S Sanford Ayt I Airport Blvd . 75th St and b Shoss. Bill's guests are Con- I DC (2) Somerset is) Beat the Clock (9) All My Children th'• : Pla IS coming to Sanford T*o 1hflçp ABE FREE .. - v.nled I's PlOIldOy PIOuse. 330 E Corn 'ercial. Sanford COIN LAUNDRV - R[AI.1Y P lii P REAl t 7 NORGETOWN /BFFERFLIES ' 3D-I) CBS, The Ness Bill c.- Cby &- Mu / -i.'*.- 5tarts Wednesdo', and Srr'I es 90) iN i'd 5? 74 flour %.tvir e islet 2'.dd S I rpm 0 As'e (lays 373 7217 Waitresses needed for Holiday House Morning or evening and week end posit Ions open. for right u r% Apply in person 4 p m 1(1 Serv.e Station for lease ua ;* a duct. Thequestion that arises . (9, So'.' Secrni -- COIN DRY CLEANERS Is ii Justa ruinor Both begin to wondet. £FTFRP4OCN 10:00 (4) The New Bill A ecii ' TerrutoOy I'. going fast! DOCIOII reads that they are a serious *OflO'Ov. 1100 (2) (4) P4ev.1 N ____________ Sanford Ar spends so much tune gossip (4) Search to' 3C Is) Doris Day the Thu may never reppit 'tself again - ed b Paul Hampton 17 3(1 (2) News (9) PrO Football Cleveland vi San Diego tea! the - star named Johnny Reb (9) NCv'c ard man 7 30 Ia S hAyS Apply In person B FdV.fi'd% fl(lil(ei' Slrs l'ait Imp Nret e,',a ash fOr Chr.'.?rnas' Were nøl 3Ci? Ja('..%CiflviliI 1 l 1 ".u' Shoe, Doris is assigned to Cl. i feature story on a rock musi. (4) WPw"re the "sear' i,. coo (2) Mo%le (6) P'4err's Lucy I b4lM 751 Gulf Life Tower Chargers in S.-ir. San SANFORD 14 Sun ChmIcai inn Rr$inng - DiegcSt.adium for tonight's 'rv (9) Roo..es iHE Pp8I, nile' WINNER OF 6 ACADEMY Cleveland Browns will be at the encounter. 17 00 (2) Jc)OO1dy Geographics () Gunsmo(e PAWIWI WA- 2 396 5156 Mr Bernie Coffmor' -- 9-to-conclusion ABC, NFL 9:3(1-10 CBS, The I)oris lTh foal PL)T IPIPdb 1W ; Shows daly -2.307 IS Houses For Sale 31 76101 ventory - arI s not a I ran(tSe 1ev For comIef P detai% phcve AWARDS I (9) Bewitched I DC (2) National 1MM' I '. - Ends Tomorrow centering in the plight of Mcxi- (4) Lo'r of Life Truth ft.!! ,4 .' TI'( øO1t'Qtft diet Rock Hudsoni. That beth Tas'lor is starred as Leslie Benedict (Rock's wife i '' film has great social impact, isP Gemit 191 Passwcvct 3C (2) t'fC)ltS wood 5uart"c (9) Yov AsIed tot It - 3C (2) Protecto-s _____________________ '. Monday Night Football The (9) Let's Make a \ 1 to 110 C"0 InveStment depIncing (in rivalry becomes bitter. EIi;i• olci4iid peddler '.lat,Ont, auto deAler'.. 9495905 and farm Implements are hg -4 hand, lriherlls a small piece of Television ,! 'IEBE " ol territory ThIs s s guarenleed S.4e %IurCd by fl (6) What's My Line? iii/ LE '" ' ' User'. To Quality. you need 1SO) 4, 71/ . ' .'' iu q,.l;f', n c',r ares one tru(l'* lires 0L't1 pail'. '.01% tO io.ctagc to keep Mike from propert. and driven by ambitestifying against the burglar. turn, strikes ml and becomes a R JUt3E v.111 Ifl%PSt three dollar'. to your Mike I'ianko classic film. James [lean, as kidnaps JeltRink, a violent oung ranch n miture man in Sanford area Regirdte*SofeIpe,lente. air mail A j P5i. Pre T.'.as Refinery orp • Ba'. 71%. Foit Worth. T.ias. floor opportuny •iclus'.e d.'.Iribijtof jhp for our arpa We -S,ms'ice Stoton '.Ingr- home town. Dillon escorts the (6) Truth o Consequences Tr tested Wo.itd cu l,hi' a ground old man home to die, the local citizens attempt Schw.rz t)GRfE A 1LT RD tQ!\'i <.LE a bre*kthrougPi product you '.mpt n'.eil into tube or tuble'.'. Ire'. hd punOure prO011 and balantes (Or Ii( ôt I itq Our product ha'. been tttoroughlt Mike's wife. He holds the wife (T4DEA JK . to wtrr (V sPoke tovr bron s%. 9-ll:l5NBC,Monda NigMat and is featured in a I VIC'ICflL' hear, And his lest request is to 1w' buried in his MON DAY € N 're$I*tlO baiAfl(flQ prObIp-'s quickie spnt.c, catch Jack Benn) of the house in her disheveled Stevens find 1y0r JOin ('osh in house-cleaning attire and is a number of sketches. She also and Sue Anne Langdon. sings You've Got a Friend" mistaken for Apple Annie. $-9 ARC, The Rookies, "To • M M AIITOMOBIIF iTSFi.r his' [)ennss Aflen'i Tarzan. In assignment when she steps out football player Roth \tis. 4 P&*tM'? 1 r i IS r r OP Ill PIT gr.'d In, lini I P 07 In Sanlom t$ ( ntr SI pq 4 arpeled, Arriple porkinu An .'lfle nu ,an I'. pmnciul r.4 pp appl (All 311 7010 ash bonuses and onsi ent on trlp SINCE TIE pla.lng Jane n $ Jungle skit to Lucy accidentally falls into the 'Glorious" dayS as a 9\'BC., Rnwar. and Martin's by Iowan & recalls reformed outla, who mortally injured In a fight 1th l.riuth-Iri Sails Struthers & - ________ (1 PiflIngr Taste of Terror" The brother the Movies, "Giant" tPart H). number of "Shaft." of a warehouse burgLar ear- It, th( concludliig half this block him. THEBADG(GUYS Bill's licenuin pzuest- Pryor. aboard for some fun, such as star craig Ste'ensl trap a thief. monologue Tatum" Marshall Dillon ! a! IA, 9. sin gflfv$ pariing, plenty of spap Alsn new buIlding Fatpllpflt p$rbiitj 31't' a SO ,tal for gilt sPop lIflt lIt. Cl' ;ood lease, ,all fl,nker - ttay' OM clii or pvc MI 4431 care of the Sanlorti m 71 Waritd In Roy wslI ifli,c Ft ',ii spAce i. Fssl of I I, Pt 44 I all 171 56,0 — '-F a. clIent hwy I? 97 lcaI ions ir Corner lorstIflo wltP (lefloty Ifev niportijnity br high income P1(1% (AT lEST PIE Ak Tt4I(,e,p4 iAl I'iili'ti"Q to $C4S0 OnlIliOl i asp' 40( TF'.AS PrrlNEMv (OlIn CBS $1 New Rei'i,1eIlng (ArpInter And is' I belpw Call 377 7079 P I IfiP. ((a'iSttti4 tin — MWDAY NOV. u, 1972 M P05 477 Herald BusIness Property For Rent •lpCrlprui Ott person O 55 Send 5"iort reSume to $rtflA$tOhOIt% Anon"' Con 4cl 47) ISI' %Sr-teP (t fln 1;tl '4$r,1 I('r - ---- 29 plumbing necessary Prefer - rACED %ITP4 A DRINkIN( O,llbart Real Ecti'tc' _____________ __________ to Snotty s LvfltPr Sales *nd Delivery Some f pipe lIttings and knowfdg - cuus curtt liii Si house'. mr Sate mn to. livid light'. srid WAI,r Ill pqe#Prr,d full tIn* 6.45 3741 (f 171 5374 An Fqul (Tpr.rt,inity F rni'ioyPr " 31 haq1.d fpnm 0,1 lot, $1 nItwl Hnme BuIlders. 700 S Fren, Ii As', SAnfOrd 5- !i _h;•I person After V i in Personals 2 Mobile Homes rent tAR' YOUR AC) IF 'YoU HAVI A lrL PHONE LI SlED IN YOUR NAMh �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 � 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 13, 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/bf1c025a2979a9b30b8a06c5fd7e2d55.pdf f340e4702260b9fc9f5eea3b2a0e21c5 PDF Text Text For 'Family Living' Views Tuesday, Oct. 17, 1972 8B- Tile Sanford Herala - " 1 F Teacher Is ' Bounced ' stic! anta ig ;aitth r b i jrraL?i Progress its Bill. 5( fI'l'J Parole and Probation Mrs. Jeanne Nelson, chairman of League study on Sentencing Gerald Rutbcrg. public defender: and ft Ii. Eaton, state prosecuting attorney's office. Marilyn Gordon Photo - (;old ca n help turn engines on and effect stage separations in -pace vehicles More than l.IOO pieces Of gold and other precious metals re portedk hale t*en used For this - - I Legal Notice RESOLUTION - ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER vlt'ILEN. SECONDED BY COM MISSIONER YARBOROUCH, THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM SEMINOLE MISSIONER S OF COUNTY. FLORIDA. ON THE 5TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A 0 1672 WHEREAS. the recent reap ixrtorimentof election districts by Legislature of the State of Florida has necessitated an ' e r Of 11th day the July. PRECINcT P40 1 Sanford. Temporary Polling Place. Sanford ('cc Center, Sanford, Florida NO 17 Temporary Polling Place: Seminole High School Santoro, Florida BE It FURTHER RESOLVED that where the abovC said designation of polling places shall result in the yOf rig place for two of move precincts being located for pJrp'O,eS of an elect -on in one PRECINCT building, the voting places for the BL, build several precincts involved Shall be maintained and ,- established Separate anc apart from each other in said t'jiIdiflg. A nd BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED trial said temporary polling places be recorded in the Official Record Bc"I in the Office of the Clerk of the If Co. it Court of Seminole County, Florida. and that this resolution be Published not more than thirty days nor letS than twenty days prior to the holding of the upcoming general election to be held on November 7, 1972. in not less than two issues of a newspaper of general circulation published in Slid Count, I STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF SEMINOLE) I HEREBY CERTIFY that the above and foregoing is a true and BE correct copy of a Resolution passed uaianirnol/Sly by the Board of County Pe - of Seminole County, F CommisSioners F ton ida, t itS Regular Meeting held C. on the Sit) day of September. 1972, AS same appears on the record in the Minute Itoek for 4-14 Cc'ijr'', I IN WITNESS wPICREOF. I have hereunto set my hand and affixed ., the Official Seal of the Board of 1¼] County Commissioners, this the 5th Aday Of September. AD 1977 (Stall Arthur H Beckwith. Jr . - Clert. Of the board of Count for Seminole County, Florida Publish Oct 10, It. I77 THDE 17 S _ ' ," • ___ FICTITIOUS NAME PlOT ICE IS hereby given that I am engaged in business at 716 Brom Bones. LOnOWOOd, Seminole County, Florida under the' fictitious name Of WAREHOUSING EQUIPMENT CO .rud ttiat I intend to regis'er sad name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida in accordance *elh the proviS liona. of the FictitiOuS Name Statut es , To Wit Section 663 *6 . '. I Iorii'tø 1 1 F AA '. F'i. Oii f3. I 9'? 5'3Iuic'. 19t7. . . . - Ile 'uc )I . Schools Claims or Demands Against Said Estate You and rACh Of tou are hereby notified Arid re-Q'rt'd to ptSent an, . claims and Ocmlridl wtiiCh you, Of either Of you. may have bgAiflSt the estate Of DORA JANE DOZIER. oeceated. late co tad Coul to the County Judge of Seminole County. F br dl, at hit offiCe in the COurt h.U%C of Said County at Sanford. 6 lonida *'.thfl 5i1 calendar months from the time of the first publiCtiOfl of thiS notice Two copes of each claim or demand Shall be in writing, and shalt state the place of residence and 5,5t OftiCC address Of the Claimant, and shall be sworn to by the claimant thr agent, or attorney Arid accompanied by a filing fee Of Coll dollar And tuch Claim of demand Pv)t j4 filed shall be .old Doris Strickland AS aomn,Stratnil of the (state Of Dora Jane Dozier deceased Pijblish O't I?. 74 31 6. Nov 7. 1977 DLI lift NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION '., ,,.t Ilit 7 1972 The Boar C c' CC,.int, ComisSic'ners Of Sen nue County sitting as the Seminole County uti,tes Board eli hold a puol nearing n the County Commission Chambers of thC Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford, Fl.orida. on Tuesday the 31st day of October 1977 at 7 00 P M Cr ils soon thereafter at possible, to consider an application Submitted by Sanlaruclo Mob ile Home requesting a Certificateof Public Convenience and NeceSsity for watt, service in Seminole County, Florida t general deSCription 01 the area wherein application to provide water server has been requested as Park i00i Cleveland, Mite IT Berry t.ttorney% at Law 1' 0 Drawer 7 amtnrfl, Itgn.d.y 3;711 i. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Notice of Public Hearing I. 141,r,1 t Ills, , General Election will be held in the (IT Y OF WINTER S PR IN CS. lP' 5th FLORIDA, day of December 1977. for the purpose 'f electing a Mayor for the CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, for a one year term Councilman, Group I, for a two year term, Councilman. G'oup 7, for a one year for a term. CnCilman. Group two year lerm Councilman. Group The property owned be R L lluftatOe, known as Sanlancio Mobile HomC Park lying and beiflU in Section A. TownshiP 71 S . Range 31 E. S e minole County. Florida Portions of Lot U. Block o of Mt Levy Grant ChrIrs survey of according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Boot. 1 , Page S. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida together *ith all of Lot 1 C and p.Orticflt of Lot 7. Triangledalr. a 5uDdti0n of Longwood. according the of Seminole County. Florida I Seal t By Greg Drummond, Arthur ii tle(k*ith, Jr (leek Publish' October I?. 1977 DEl ,. Recreation - - S Sports 1) DLI 95 .. run ' - --- --- - " , _, -- " ji.. 1. 11, - . I " . lit I's 4 aRt . A-A-6s. I I - ':'-- !- f ~-- -ir~i_~_-A :1'_ I ~-. , i . - III llI,'i'tlfli. 'I"A Il ilifuItli' i'rinstrll( tion needs Mori- than 110 c.';,iii' ui'I!tiit'nt plilnt3. 38 of ttif'ITb (;'Tilt '. emi lay cities. are fared with .1 .l.in I secondary sewage treatrrlP'flt deadline set by the Pollu '-' -~_-_ ,-~ -_ ~~,7-__.._1~"__ 1. ~--.-.., ,-;! - - -7 - --I7. .. .: I - - - I - ------- a ,-;.- -, u'ue-iilt'i'.ii('tA ¼ it'll I 4i11I',t, .ui'id rtlLi'iIlI1 oti,t MlliIri,"uL's .i.'k Iij!' it 'rho IIt'rald ptihlucii.ed the SR Eli crossing as a "danger pnt" and u,*ii'i I .'' -___________________ - --- __ ____ Al tarun on , te To Appeal . F . . . , available sent to for yourself or to be To All Creditors and Persons Having Claims or Demands Against Said Estate and cacti of caj an, tirreb, r.t i # ea Arid reQuired to present am i claims arid demands *hiCh you o either of you. may have against tYr ti v ate of JAMES WAPREN AN DE RSON. Deceased. late of sad COunty. to the County Judge ct SeminoIC Count,. Florida, at hiS Office in the court housC of said County at Sanford, Florida, * thn six calendar months trom the t.rme of the first publicatioflof this notice TwO copieS of each Claim or demand shall be ru writing, arid shall State the place of residcn(eand post office address of the claimant, and shall be sworn to by the claimant, hiS agent attorney And accompAnied be, a filing fee of one dollar and 5jf' clam or demand not to filed SP all I.' ci' - friends and relatives. ' 1. • or • ) Interstate 4 Tuesday. lggett . write citations or contract to perforlil autopsies rn tIlt' ('(ttIi)t\ and that he cices . ' :- signals :: . X Between 11:30 p mit. nid tsbtemi ':: I left around uric in tht a III th parents .started to arrive on 11W I I )ItNEY L'. S get thin fi t 1)1.1' l',sI. ATT umunt( II til)ted shot it the jury todLu\ in the tt'ia I of (;k'nmi V. Turner on charges of li.t mg I lot ida se, tint ics lass s in the sale of his inotR'atioflal course, ''I)are To Be Great rs , OR . '' 1 1: , ,: , ' , ' ' '. ' ' ' '' LIII 1111'. I1Li'..SA r chore of Iigum'ing ttiit tt'hat to do Wit ii Lilt LI nhiclpLited ; million ti'easuii'V surplus, state Ofuil'ILLIS of pi 001 ising ant tat redta lIons i i ss am I' '( I" I) : 's% ns; - Before I (1r01)pecd"ofl 111(11 .slumntx'r land, I stims grateful ifli P at least two ii('l.'OUntS That not oft' (if those par&'nts 111(1 was 54 urmiful of (I it itt itttli( . ~Fl FICTITIOUS NAME r:ratb P.O. Box 1657 I 1. r 11 ", . tichuiviot of the jsilu t And that we did hui''t' (Iii' dedicated law tmnifor('dmIh.'hlt Personnel who iiimntlte°1 this explosive situation in nothing but an admirable mnumnne'r $' , , ' has ' ii '. f '. • ' Sui t aga inst i( iiOitB (U P ' liiii11(111 I kilBtit Still title' gin g \1.11 ( (3 1 slt% 0(1 of (it' '. C I upe m It., & S i. t practice s Mid safe's I a mitt Ii mutt uilc itt ha m'nttul t'&'ologii'a fly ::. ' . dredge Area tlt'idtis il1t'i'5 Itridge Under no rircuilisi would I want you to thiiiik that ('alt'iutsr this was a ''racial'' otistUt" ('liis.sttls'tl lilts of ('omnI47S bunce, It was simply a group persons in civil (ttSOt*'uIleflbt'-. ('ros.swiIrd mizzle anti being muide to pity fur their Dr Crane' I)i',tr Ahh) deed_a :,: :: : Index , , 4A Ill Editorial comment 8C 8(' Entertainment 8' 2A IIcsroscoi' 3A , 6A-7A hospital mioles 2A , 9C Public notices 213 Be Sot'ietY 611-7B-8B ¶k' SIsirts BC Bk' TV . . . - . . , a _ - _- - - - -- 1 - ,!ant to tit) so. 1111111t.Ailatelv sk) that ,im appeal against the The 'lation i't)tlI(t be filed recos ered WJS I a ltiofl \tc'rday. ,m,t stated in part. tinting to the mayor. that believ e bo rd a tile ctt% %%ould not do certain per , ,,nt removal of blolos4lit-al '4 i 11 i ~&# "i : _ - -1zf1___. ~~_, .- - "_..~_M. ._Iew ~_ %;!11~___ .'. - Ct'h .. __ - ' • ' .i : . , ______ ..I i . I!t ' ' ____ . . . . _. , . ' , .' . . . :t1lUor1st',flOrI'i it ii xe 'l:c ,'iU uiIe('l ta Bt ItOH t)RRLL imtd a imwetulg between coin- f ishermnen, sport's suggested that the autcp.$) 'A Ui .iiiti tilt. (..illlt. iii ruts n nhc iIc It 58 md 's i' 'I "itt Lilt'. nt lit it ft m's it trrLiflIc liii I i.ilt lItll',"ili It ty,,ith of w hic h 1 'sh o liii r ills I or through thur r (it iii. iki. iii sillillit P' were held List week Low tonight 66 to 72 ( ras for sda arrangements with Two earlier hearings bs the lligtLs toda) 8S Ic' 90 the other servIces outit' c'otuilnisSiufl review ii covered 'sliust' of inc'tI*.'S 'I'Ssu John Schiri.irti, c'hairuiiimi of 11w board of trustees for Lb.' the ground at Sault Ste Marie, prulikitis imposed on coinhospital, said that (or IttuitiC ttk'ttiiitmt today and hlurumi, nierc'wl tisheriiwmt by the Gauile years there has bet'mt U S 1') . wa.s blanketed with omit' and Fi.'.h Cummunission when iIros'lsit)n for the hospital inch as snow flurries hit parts of thes banned brie use of trottimies in day light hours in the waters pathologist to Iwr(urmn all legal- the uorttwrn Mithsest on a vast cit Ss'iiiinu1 Counts '.5 a a cap S 0(2 smaiw the acts, ''It will cost t,wctIc'it ce5 tie I .at Frida) rt'pt c''Jiitait t'rinc. 5'.t'.tttk[ ciltl mitcIltet of iIti',t amid (lit' hiii.spit.iI t the Gamiw and )"tsh Cciiii' to the Montana n4stii.ill (ruin ttlu the arritiigt'miieiils tile t-lilIII)t'r 'A h id with ewiuneretal Atlantic Itu.ssk'n Middle had no c'siiit I imits ,icirthern amid And we have from the sheriff or the board of States and front the I 'i.tnadian fishermneit and 'si,urtsmen in the coiitiuttsstomt&'rs before with titL taircier to the northern fringe of Sanford (Sit k Center to hear III('reial , ,11iilIgt'illI'0t ' ¶.' I ' '' ii:11 :'.i Counity Favor s Trotl nes - her . Seeks Daylight Hours is ineffective eat i' i' - The resolution will be for. ss ar'tctf to the Florida Gaine duttt' would consist cut much until Jan. 1 rioted, the Furth e r. he County and Fresh Water Fish Coiniiiint' than just dutop3ies hlt i. 1iu.sed a prothat h a s IiInmuisis.'fl recommending ( tmiLSSit)l1 st s.imninc r oulut t. said (it it titi be in Spring i'tiittIliCtViJI fishermen required to go on site of unat- blt'tit to builders dks (. ontinUing his serbue jLlowd to run their Iirn.s tic sttiultt Lx tindul cit aths that involvcd with rape cases. ad stateriieltts 4igiitmist the county hours per dat' for five days-atIas or Swofford said that flt) stick it a depth of not less than with ( is& s of child abuse gunshot wounds and other cases urn' 171557 stopped issuing per- four feet. This will prevent hi, of questionable &'tnsequent't'S. mnits until a citation was enLingleiiiemit of motors 'sports ftshtrrni.n amid pleasur' Ittsserer said he SJ'A no rtt.t i'5ed FIiipluyes at the Spring beaters. t'urnpatiblc reason sshy ii On weekends, when water ø'rs' Ice arrangeinemit could not Valley plant. Ma) or Swofford th e is the hvavIet. the ht:ue'i next traffic be worked out, "Why expentl mtientiont'd. stated that Upon the plmrU still indicate would have to be dropped to the Garay test estri money 's hen 111k d ISitti liii 01' ri nitOs i.d front tht bioc he ItOI 'MI 1' ct itt ii. t to cc tIll dii. iil i utidi r i '.s .itt'r entirely all attittpsit's t1 t' ' 's" I t'l l 'ut Ibis action follows tst know --W -Want to e cml) ('Quilt) u eonuuiisswn hearuig'. , iunt> ('(imIiiluiSSitiii StetIltS 5% ha t this R .: . i fl)Iig tilt-I iililii t i iu 1tl'4llN. . !u.str% explaineil that their - . :'. - '- __,~_~-___ .. - .- ._-- - - - pictuni.s , ' prf'.CCCdlng without caution. \1,i, r Sss offord said the mitcttical t'xatiitni.'r, and that tile comitended the law tliIiImiiSSit)iWr and till 01)('m'LitIomls. - I - . 1xillution Ward that if it ' ;: NAPLES ___________ , . f'' ' .',_. -." ielihotnI was endangered until (tOO tv Coin' perutits Seminole building conflict with the counts. the ruling and asketi that It pas3elI ('tuliUfliSSWfl Chairman (reg yesterday that there was no milissloflers Tuesda. the resclflded. the 1 endorsing reason for day resolution Drummond esplatnect that Dr U the eufiLlU.SiUIl iii the that the n d storition of da light trotline I br turn a mor tt ti ( iir IS '.t ould if appointed pndctt att end ed bs 111cc tirig st ron. fishing in the St Juhn,s Kiter . '.5 crc ri ul it ions counts itittlic il tt umium r stork . cinei'gency kx'ator d tht. hospital pathologist. Dr. (i UI { ( It U I sea i hi ng for a missing phi nt 1 ea(lei hale L )enso rati & dli t ing Hot a IIT raft Ut' I ,I I:!, Illa Hi'rald phototzr:pht'i' .1.' ;V mlr~ Hblbcrt tkscerer told ((lUnity tliimugs liv the Jan 1 deadline for CoIlunissioners Ftiesdas' tliit trt' itnient plants to 'uttain941 gest . t llospital Administr itor : ,, , . , 'i i'etur S'Aofford told tou.nul alled i -tr tat he had I ill ih issit and told the . :.- , - \i'tli)tti)fl. a' '. - News b he has says ', In The United States 300 N. French Ave. . ' D tli'iving without lights in the fog. ( G ary raylor Photo) That WitS around 10 :io or - I Mailed Anywhere 0 1 1r attflarb i ' , i unty Ernie) Leggett is shown writing a ticket for it i13()tt)i'ISt alter a fog.eontributed accident on • SCOl(iifl, ithuiliu for $300 Co Medic e ae ' iii Oi ny iiSUI'fllflg log, or he prepared to shell out M. sui in' Iminet' tot' a traffic cit it 11)1). FI'OOi)t'i' bight weeded area and cartet1 'em off Ill jail, Most of theiti juveniles a : ret itt igi. not enroll goodi) it lrooniis making UI) Ii tot ill (If tttt. offenders I miib1mrr,i'ust ti beyond words b) (lie actions of their off-spring 175 " each ., - to the - NOT ICE IS hereby given thlt I am engaged in business at P 0 Boa 175 Longwood I Myrtle Lake Hills) Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of Me Sue Steel Erection, and that I intend If, register sad name with the Clerk the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name 16500 Statut es, Till Wit Section Florida Statutes 1937 Sig Suli Wool fur' PubliSh Sept 261. Oct 3, 10. 17. '977 DIll 109 " ' ., . ( ()jlll t\- s1lotild Icarn to ttirn oil their headlights . bring coupons Florida 377' 19"? , . ' . No Phone Orders, Please - ?' disorderly conduct Mail - :- - : To Do It For You . E 'A lien that (; Estate of James Warren An'ir'v,' MORTON Ro:.EPIBLU'.' AttOrney for Administrator 430 East Highway 134 .. 't --- Incredible. For an hour they tried to disiwrse the rrotsd 8nit 1~ ) ' Even then the restraint . We'll Be Glad "'' - • WlS alarm A false its the truck and . reported fire-fighters were pelted 551(11 . i I, '' •-.'.:' ' j A1.TAMONTE SI'ItIN(S- 'iiUpIeil '. Uh 11w coiflflleflt taken in b Mayor Lawrence Swufford that the action Ctt can get relief," order that "builders in Spring Valle) orized the CU) actornc to file an Council )esterday auth encompassing appeal against a ban on new sesser hook-ups t1147 S$)ring Valley plant. 'File Florida Deparunent of Pollution l'nntrcl i'st47r!a1 t&iidesi ts ban on nisc s*,'Aef hook ups to 27 adititilIr ti 'Aastt trtatlfl ut plants among 'Ahich as the Spring t ilti '. )liI11t lhttlt) his 2Oit'ss fl i ih tie request a hearing for .411 ' .. , - fire or 5 r,jt'j zi .' ' - ,• . • head. Fortunately. lie was llot injured :. Deputy Clerk Publish Or' 3 10, 17, 21. 1977 DE 25 In Probate In re Estate of JAMES i','AFT4 1-P4DURSCP, , ' The visiting gridders were ixini' blo.kuI on thi. riturn to a '.anford th eir buses policeman kirut thc path copies 2. '6 , regular Subscribers. But additional -:' ' '•.' ,. .- : - ) ,s ,, 1' a' to our 'I. ' . . I) ..J jr wer 1' IO. -il4i 0'eii lu.v ti;p in.",tiUet1 a i'l)IliSIf)fl trun-frue-k mall trl was killed in a By MARION ItETIIF..% . , y To be delivered ' . rocks and more dainuiging. In the Court of the County Judge. Seminole County. Florida. , ~oe . arrived, the projectiles twt'uinie - . ' . of Circuit Court, Phone $34 5096 P011'sh Oct 3. tO. 17 2i 1)1 I 76 fliret' committeeS, one of stilli Askew said he will probalils' call for a law requiring them appointed by Askew, are working on death penalty ret'S lltil%tirs (ii i)as tlit' corporate in. t)tIiIlltYflhlatibflS for the special not I)iISs it (iii (ii tilt' 'lIli' t unless (lie "I'uhlic 5475.51011 from which it is t'pect. ( (Insumer loll 5411111' illlHlifiC(t form of capiServic e ('olnmnissiofl takes liii punishment. banned as I('ti(lIl first.' random at best and covering the wild miielee of the previous live or six hours. I left about two or three minutes Into the 4th quarter of the football game at Sanford's Municipal Stadium between V Croonns high and a team fromii St. Augustine. Wanted ti) get home and watch the World Series. , The score gave indication to a but certainl losing effort not what was uibou to unfold Thoughts. TeminOle County, Florida it, virginia E Huff (aSSebrrr - am. to the plat thereOf as recorded in void Howard I Ariden ' Plat t%oo e. Page 71. Public Record'. Administrator of ir e N(JTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS Road, in the CITY OF WINTER TRADE NAME SPRINGS. FLORIDA The Polls *i$I be open from? 00 M to? 00 P Notice it Hereby Given that Willis T Hall and Marlene Hall are the sole Mary T Norton will be Clerk of the ovir'ers of A B C Plumbing and Election and Helen Green. Norma Company and intend to Cecfri Lang and Louis* Owent well be the register *ith the Clerk of Circuit Inspectors Court of Seminole County, Florida, All person'. desiring to all Said Trade name of A B C Plumbing themSelveS of their fight of fran an,i Electric Company "i corn CtiiSC will reçitter at once plianc, with Section 665 09 Florida Registration bOOt5 will close 5 00 Statutes P M November 3. 1977 Dated At Casselb,er,, Florida, ''It. Cloy C. thiS 15th dli of July, 1977 WIWI LW SPRINGS. FLA Willis T Mall I i.i ,i..- 01. . Marlene Hail M ,rir Publish' 0t 3. tO. 17. 71, 1977 I.,__ .. .7. 24 21 & Ploy 7. 1972 ' (Icek ls'twt.'t'n (late. treatilietli . . . (OftcaI Clerk's Seal ARTHUR H BECKWITH. JR DLI 45 'i' XO V tion (ontrul Hoard Building int'rests charge that ('onstitlititlfl. the board's policy of no new prot'(lflStltIItl'ifl Till' Florida f the leg. sewer hookups without secondtItles that if majority (i •iry treatment could force the islatlirs must stand for elctloil ion industry to it i'm construct Constitut before US grinding halt. be ratified amendnienLs can Askew, however, said "it .iAll I f0 legislators will he elected at the Nov. 7 general pears that v.' ha','tt the adminto adminiselection, clearing the way for Istr,ltlVe fle x but fairly." ter the law firmly, ratification of the amendment. At is n0 itir Ifltefltlofl tie pen. Askew said hIt' Intended to ask iliie anyone or harass the conto "establIsh a the Legislature' he saul revolving fund to assist corn- ctnirtrnn industrs , . . n nst you presently applied I,) rulIng if the U S SlIprt'rIii' ( 'otirt. will result The Florida I A,gIslaturt' 11415 been protiibit*'d o far liy the from const itution SthltF' s ratifying the equal right for 'Alit nen anlondrnf'nI to the US, 'Ihe governor had origInally It'. II)) IN tAN (,IESON ji1.'. lIltI'IlIlI'(I It, rail the "pVC l % mUir 1.1(111 21, thi' IA'glsla. Nov Il1i oil ti I \t.l .AIIASSI'E. I'l;t lure's lirganhiflti(lnhl M'S.SIOfl, I ;iv IlelillIll Askew an. but rt'aliied that date ((luldi tlIilltlt't'(i ti iblay lie will ('all a With T1ulflkSiVlflg, two iI)IIflt('t liii i'i'.ftav iWt'i4tl Si'S.SiUfl of the i 4'IIslItlrt' (lb t'apitil ltifltsh- days later. I .egisla live leaders asked W4)I111'fl'S rights and tib'Ilt 111111 to start the sesit;n on Dec. '.t".u'r aid illI Nov. 28. bu t then they rt'.'llitfd there Iii' st i. wl ask (he Le g was a conference of national lsllttlrs' to set up a fund to atd l.'gisliitivt' leaders in Miami t'lflc's (ac't'd with a ,JaIi I (If'a(t' line for st'rondary sewage that week and asked for an in. like one this ruorTime. ntng. Driving home and listening to David Carter via WI)HO report tI'e nests. ('all remember him as a s'llUngStt'r later here In Sanford. breaking into the radio game and there I am via WTUIt h oping I'll home heading for get to sleep L) 28.111. c'aust' the alarm is alwuivs set for 5:4 , " ' Wir'iard I (.rstda i... . Industry , 1, for a one year tCrm, Cox.lma', Group . toe a two year term The place of vcitifig will be at the City Hall. Room?. LonigeoOd Ov i edo Commissioners ru arid " . I- LEMI',& . Temporary Polling Place Portable, \ E%t.I , Ills career fatted when he encountered poor health, his marriage failed and he lost his take. wlieii it I like the 111.111 54'!. rains, it pours.) beginning And 17 the following temporary poll'ng placeS be designated, said po lling places being outside their retpe(tive precincts, but contguovl -vow tinnt,tit't'tt. ' NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RI SOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Plorida. that for precincts 1. 72 77 ___ Churches . . '•l . ______ COURT CIRCUIT IP4 THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 721204 Pln!ffi. In ii The Marrsa9e of - I -I 11(1W it flits byl Time Singer Bsll %' Williaiiis, 54, wtiti soared to popularity fit the '" on such s*)ngs as "i'm (;on111l Sit till Bight l)(IWU li1(i Write Myself it I tter'' died last week virtually '' 1972. L- Its John A. Spol'vkI . deScribed and set forth the boun caries and limits of each precinct ard the polling places of each qec,n(t. and WHEREAS. the Board of County i mmi55iOflef5 of Seminole County i no ac determined that rrinicPdat ions presently cut? 'Pun precincts 1. 72. 77 and 17. .ieQuatr for the eupetlitiOut arid 'tli(iCrit houSing and handling of veting and voting paraphernalia *.then said prcinuCts, Sanford Middle School, I lc'r.da F'EClNC1 NO 72 0 % CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 731217 C ii P DODD and W AY E DODD ga alteration of the precincts and precinct boundaries within Seminole County. and WHEREAS. said reapportionment and alteation of precincts has necessitated (Pi&flg,'% ri the location of polling places *-then such new precincts, And WHEREAS, ri C ompliance with I lorida Statutes Section 101 73. the Board of County CommiisiOnel's Of Seminole County has by resolution on E . 1 'l , % of P 91 LRD SnOIC anc P T ill NOTICE TO APPEAR WILLIAM I LOVELACE and ROtit HuDar t O'•IL ACE P'S w i fe, JUNE N THE NAME OF THE STATE OF NOTICE OF SUIT DefendantS FLORIDA TO i:' NOTICE OF ACTION are -•fei "at N" you PETER ADAMONIS Ds%olut on of Marriage has Deer To P1*f'II Ftemr 'YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED fled agan!.! you and you are Retidence Unknown That a petition hot been fed i n t he Serve a copy of yOur ant VOL are htrebp rottind thAt A Suit reouedto above ent i tled Court for the adoption to fcoreciow TWO mortgag es entitled ever or pteadflQ TO the Petition on of SHERILEE ANN ADAMONIS. Jack P Dodd and ay F Dodd, hit trie Pet'car' f. a"."-. (iERALr and you are hereby tumnoned. ft plaintiffs, versus Howell S RuTBERO, 125 South Court ordered and required to show cause t.yenur, Orlando Florida. 37601. ar' William I Fleming. Single "y the same should not be granted Lovelace and June N LovelAce. Pit t.Ie the original answer or pleAOiflQ tiy Serv ing a copy of your written wife, defendants has been filed o ?fir office of the Clerk Off" above defenses. if any, upon JOHN 0 Court on or before November 161h i the Cirut Court for a i HAINFiS. ESQ1 of the lirrti of W.n Seminole County, Flo' da. beirig 1977 If you t'I to 0050. ,udgmefl? op Wood Oetwtfdle. Manes, Word 6. Civil Action No 721217. and that yot' defIt will be tak(fl Against you for man, P A 701 (alt New England ? ~e P00-On Merequred to file your answer w,th trit tCIiCf demaflcl'd Avenue. Winter Park, FIor'da, at 1" ',i the Ci er k coofs.e.oCourt anoloserve a Done and OI.' Icirney for pett one'. ROBE RT thereof copy upon the plaintiffs' Qctobir, 1972 DALTON STEWART, and by filing attoenCys, whO5C name and address (stall original thereof with the Clerk of ARTHUR f t Iq c I. TIT ii01 J .5 set forth belOw, not later than the said Court at the Courthouse. Clers November 8th, 1672 If you fail to do Sanford, Florida, rot later than the So a default will bt entered against (IV Cecela V Er'r lit day of November. 1917 you for the rel ief dema nded in the Depute Clerk If yOu Ta) to appear and Show 197; The real property Pijtlisri Oct Il, 21, 31 6. No. Complaint cause inAccorciaflCe*tfl this nulice. proceeded against. s,tuatt'd fl 0(196 a Oefau1t *sll be entered against O1J -Seminole Count,. Florida. it as for the relief demandCd in the 10110*5 NOTICE OF APPLICATION Pet itiofl PAWC EL NO I This notice Will be publithe'd once FR TAX DEED Begn 75 feet West of SE corner of a week for four (I) COtfle'cutivC SEC 97 195 F LOR IDA Section 35 NE f IPiP NW' STATUTES OF 1969) weeks in the Sanford Herald, a Townthip 71 South, Range 30 East newspaper having general Cole P4011(1 IS HEREPY GiVEN, for point of bcgrwing. run North Inc CulAtiOri in Seminole County, 1106 feet. West 300 feet. North 150 That Thomas C Freeman, if following cent cafe Florida the Of bOIØer feet, West 27464 feet. South 14557 WITNESS my hand as Clerk of the feet. thence East 301 65 feet to point hAStilCd SAid certficatC for tax deed County, Circut Court of Seminole to be issued thereon The cert i ficate of beginning Florida. and the seat of Said Court number and ,CAr co issuance, the PARCEL NO 7 thi5 77rvd day of September. 1977 description of the properly, and the Begin 75 lrt West and 1306 feet (SEAL) North of the Southeast Corner of the name in *hCh it was assessed are a Arthur H Beckwith. Jr fltO*S Northeast of the No'thvrst ' at Clerk of Seminole Section IS. Township 71 South. Ccrtfca'e No cit Year of County Circuit Court Range 30 East. run Wes t 30 feet, ISSuance 1970 By Cecelia V (bern DescriptiOf101 Property thence North IS feet. thence West Deputy Clerk 10' I filk 9 Tr 16 77164 feet. thence North 1IS 57 feet. JOHN 0 HAIP4ES. (SQ Seminole PAT" ttierce East 30163 feet, thence South Wndtrwee'dle. Manes PB 2 PQ 75 16004 feet to point of Name in eh.(Yi nse%sed Jcir'nn'e Ward 8. Woodman, PA WITNESS my hand and seal of 701 East New England Avenue M McGee. ef al All of Slia property tp Court of Sanfo'd. Florida, thiS Winter Park, Florida 32719 being in itie County of Seminole. E,'Pi day of October. 1972 Attorneys for Petitioner State of Florida Unless such Celle Seall Ificate shall be re.Ørcn'ied according PtjI'5Pi c' .16 8. Oct 3. 10, 17, 1912 ARTHUR if B(CIWlTP4. jR to law the proper', dec le ,bed in Such Clerk certificate wit be sold to the highest I ViPulen Marthu Bt of Me cash odoer t tht front Depufv Ciens In the Court of the County Judge, Seminole Covnty Court House at Harlan Tuck of ttie Seminole Coun't. Florida. Sanford, F lot .da. at II 00 Ia M On !,rm Of In Probate Ire first Monday in the month of C,ite's, Hedrick 6. ft "'nson In IC' Estate of N ov ember, 1972. which it the 6th dat lCl East Church Street DORA JAN11 DOZIER Of idOiCTib. 1977 Orlando. Florida Deceased Dated trii5 2'1111th day of September Attorneys for Plaintiffs To All Creditors and Persons Having 1Y77 1977 Pi,b tSP' Oct tO. It. 4 31 OfiL purpose in the Saturn and Apol to programs Pe tition Of D;.L TOP - IN THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND COUNTY. SEMINOLE FOR FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 73I111I In re t Completely Covering... Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice hi' R'vir'l 3ffIee earlier and t.arl I, .,,,-,I ,i vt f U° ;ltll,IiiIt, the teacher was ning to be Miss Siinpon. 20. t SanfOrd StlldPflts was CATStPTfl4V'ed SuptJohn Ang e l resident, said she was teaching 'Mv Information is meager suited ati'lilt the incident by The (itit (if the tetbnok hilt subject. btitl understand to on the e and he also Herald tuiE'5 kidS W) home and get divulge what the SubStItute I' she was eaching birth conthings c'onfued' it.ge1 to have been teachIng trol," Mrs Bryant said. what happt'nerl She saId Upon consultation with Nm a ''misunderstanding" and she or the name of a man who then Dagg, cchl,lrrrUltim aide, It against the w as rninplalnt r i was certain the riiatt" 'sac learned that n the family going ti. be rco1veti 'Fm r.ot teacher living conre, which is a part of was However. Jean Bryant, hoard It,'' going to worry attit her reply when ativised that at vice chairman, when consulted the home economicS nurce, the present her name had been about thf',;Ituatu'sn by The sllhlectM of marriage, family irt ir.' f tif,intc It.' removed from the substitute Herald Tuesday afternoon, said relatIlin'. teacher list She said she loved she had been by the School includ."t utr" Governor VYiII Seek New Laws Nov. 28 , TAUflVTON. NV iAl' lt$Pfltlfl"l a Jan Sirnpcin hoti in her r$accrnnzn, but ad' ' 7 45th Annual PROGRESS EDITION (lLlcStI(')fl and answer period. Left to right, Salui. I IOVIC. James Lot', supervisor. Roard Of ,uIti'!lfllt" -c, THE SANFORD HERALD'S LEAGUE OF WOMEN V(FEHS of Seminole (4)U!ItV spensored a panel dIsCtlSSiOfl Fect'Tit I on sentencing. A lively debate on capital punishment erupted between 1)r. Charles Unkovic, chairman of the FTU Sociology Department, and Judge Dominick SaRi during flu' A slIbstitIlt" S4!tlIr1(l1l' 1140, "'no 11111terl he had trelil his cer-retary S'hool 'fitmily living'' ie'achr'r (I remove Miss P was uiIu.led T'jsday afternoon tCITIOVPd flIliliP IrrilfI the slihctitllte list her nauti' wotsid he a report from tti*' list of pzirt.tUIW pr'fldif1l said he told his 14-( parental li a reetsit of tpdli'hnrc as wit to (all the woman rntary not I iitIl)l(IIflt_S ( tt7T1ifl to niioot of_ ,lain until a fall investigation fiuitil over her ;llll'grd tench' 11,111 been iriade of te situatIon iru of (ertillrl phhIcf'S (if what This Iriorasrlg, Redding said she told The herald was t he tIP had scheduled a roflfttefl('P tr'thook tninlii 'A'IttI flhlrlihlra ItIlprC('t. .iF#'k Betiding, S4'fllifl(IlP litith rm'llllIt filmIly living teacher, S(- ho('lI prifl(lIpe'il. declined ti. Wednesday. October ]Be 1972 -Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No. 42 ' ji' '1.0 ii ". ti 'i ' 0)11 ii the _;jjIlle and Frl!sh Water Fish Cummumiissiun. .iur.7lt the &.-r,lsstI that the request would lx, fI the on the age Frnlav, October 20 tnt'etiii p, ait1 that he would ,ush for 4(1 - �I tic' 2A— The Sanford Herald Legal Notice Legal Notice in Probate in re. Estat, of EF lE V SUMMERSILL. 0 To All Creditors AM Persons Havin Claimi or Demands Against laid [state You arid Cacti Of you a'e hcreby r ! tied and reOuir('C t present arty' ams and c,emandS wt.ct you. r 'he? Of yOu. may tave aQiliriSt tIte tat, of (FF11 V SUMMERSILL. etrceascd. Ia'e Of SAid Ccejn'.,, to the .r.uflty Juagt 4 Seminole COunts :ir,da, at his office in the CCSJ' et of said County at Sanfo'-0, within Sic calendAr miths '-om the time o the firSt publication -' this rsotip Two cogies of aim or demAnd shall be In writing, avid sPilli state the f'Iace of reticence and pt OffiCe address cit the Claimant. arid shall be sworn to by the claimant, hit agen'. or atPo'ney anc accompanied by a filing fee of one dollar f.rdSUCP1 claim or not so filCO shall be VOid KatPitflr* S coriev As e,eculric of the Last Well and Testament of 1FF It V SUMMERSILL. dccci sad & Andrect. Speer Ii West Commercial Street 3 hoe 611 "nfOtC. Florida 3771 "orni'c fr tiiecutr.e IQ t o riciois ai 'V vl '!II' f qCT tw%ri'.t A' lli Ar tiQaQ Sn$ord. Seminole Sariforo AvC County. IOriOa under the f.cl,t'Out Police - me f,ct,tiou name Of .pf( HANDY MEN. inc ma' i intend forrcittew sad name with the CIr of the Circuit C,rt, Seminole County. lorida in accordance *ith m, provitinI Of th FiItI Pdame Statutes, To Wet Section saoe Fbi- Ca Statutes 1057 S William . t',arb.ou? .ir ii, i , ;; ,s, Oct 01;33 FICTITIOUS NAME COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA r id TiOU HAUL NOTICE lSPierrbyQivitvm' am QaQ,d in bu%inrl$ ? Xl TUIIIS Ave., LoSiwOci0. SpqnnClp County. Officers." The course is designed t ObaI lii In re. Estate s fariliariu the fanulies In re Estate of C, A,, ( S (fEN friends of police officers with (5lpi(R the particular problems thiit NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors and Persons Having To Alt Persons Having Claims i- surround the personal life of Claims or Demands Against Said Demands Against laid Estate Uii enforcement officer. The Estate Yct AlIC OACi- ci' yOu are hereby course will feature speciil Yci,, AriC CAiP C)' yCi. a"P hpi-r fl riOtet('d arid rra,,,.roo .y ncit,f,r'C aria reQuired tc presen' ar, clams find demands whch you i- guest speakers from local la* clAims arc øerrsarids which you or ther Of you mAy have againSt said enforcement agencies. pand either 01 you. may hAvt against in the OffiCe of Hon discussions b police officers, estate of (5IHER W RIVE wALLACE H HALL County JudOC discussions by police officcrY deceflSM. lAte OP Said Coun'y. to the of Seminole County At hiS 0 icC Cnty Judge of Seminole Coun'y' the Courthoute 'vi Sanford. FIor,O. wives and field trips to FIørid a,! his øffire in trw' Court within Sic calendar months tram. the house of tao County lit Sanfo'd. temt cit the first publication of thiS police facilities, crime labs and tenativels to a police firing Florida. w'Thin sue calendar months notice Each claim Ør Oemarc mutt from the timt of the first publication tie in writing and contain the place ci' range. of thiS notice Two cooes of PAth 'cc address vi' i1C 005? The course will be presented claim or demarnfl shAll tit in writing, the cia 'man? ano mutt be sworn t or4 the main campus and shall stAtC the PlAce 04 residence by the CIP,mbnt, h,5 agent or at and ROt' office aceress Seminole Junior Colleic l the tornCy or the same shall b void claimant, Anc shall he Sworn tO by 5 Pry brncis Clarke starnng Thursday. Nov 6, from tht claimAnt, PuS agent. 0' llVtO"fley as Ecv'ulcu- os sac Esta'r p.m. to p.m. The course will anc ccompanind by a filing tee f Chit' . N . orefci0uIArAfl0L&iChClaimO4' demand Dli inc run to Ic, 21. There is no cost qiOt so filCd Shall b vOid S JOP'IP"I W VI5lN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND for this course. Registration will ke place the first night of COUNTY SEMINOLE FOR AS esecutor of the Las' ,n' , s c 0 (SOc Ciia.urø It' Lj'nft A' LoncwoOd Seminole COUntY. Flørad) under the tiOttlous name of Ml LUND CONSTRUCTION, Arid we intend to reg%ter lAid name wit? ?Pic Clert of the CirCuI' Court Seminole County, Florida lvi mc cordance with the j)rOv.siYfl l the Name Statutes To wet Section ItS Ut Florida Statutes Its, S Gary A LuriOeQuarn John h MiIloniQ PubliSh Oct 11. II 25. NOr I. It7 I - FICTITIOUS HAUL trrrt- y Qvfr IPiA' we NOl iCE are engaged u" bus,rirtt at I3OU French tivC. Sanford, Seminole County. Florida under the fictitiouS name of PRODUCE HAUL IRS TAX SERVICE, and that we intend to eus'er said name with the CierS of 't'rui- Circuit Court. Seminole (oun'y ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH florida In accordance wit? the JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR provisions of the FictitiOUS Name 5t'uttt, 'TO Wit Section 54504 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA flOrida Statutes 1457 CIVIL ACTION hO 73 175 S Theresa enis DIVISION 0 FL OR lOt. Will Arid Testament ci' 'lass, in class, arid the public is F 7141 " F M £1 '1 C F JurirlIr Addisnn 'N CIViL ACTION NO : Ilcit R'F F 'T,iEp % r D:' iF ", P Ni', "ul5 :' rt..MFL A sIC invited. Ii ii TPi Mauiaqt 0i iii', v'.''• TQ if. F F '1 EL tACE . a mihO, ty OF I iflt -_______ LEOEC V.URILL 1.OSL -----Sr'EEIi I 5C[(R, P A GENE WILL AM GIbSON And PETITIONER, AND RC'L4N NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Attorneys for SAid Estate wife, 'TAMI JUANI'Tt,C,iIt!,ON Put NAME STATUTE LEC.EI FESPIDE. 113 MagnoliA AvefluC N'titim*rs NOTICE OF ACTION TO WHOM IT MAY C0NCEPc P0 hoc i)b Ov led o H i NOTICE Not,te II P*rf'tuy given tha' the 'TO OAP.iD I ((.1 f Santora FlOrida 37771 'TO EDWARD R( ITELBACE. 'c: RESIDENCE uNc,: NOWH undersigned. pursuant t the PubIiS' 0.1 1 ti 1? LAST WHOSE = LAST P NOWN !,'L "FiCtitiOuS Name Statute" CP,ap!e! DEl RESIDENCE .','c'(5 1650$. Florida Statute, will rr'gii'e' AND MAILING ADDRESS IS Lists PTJ 'iAN" with tt*CIIrt of the CirCuIt Court. ir IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. let APIID ci SIMMOHE 3101 PELMAM STREET Florida COUNTY SEMINOLE 1443 AND,E1IS STREL VIRGINIA and for Orange County, FOR CH(SAPEAII,E uOor receipt ot proof 4 the FLORIDA FOCIi, FORD ILLiHOI 7337C) ,' , S psiblecation of this nOtiCt, the fi ' ARE ,.IER I' V NO 73.125 ' u Aciciptiofl & A sworn Prt ,tioru fcur 'o" IC) dissolution " "'In' an i i I ce is tn re Pamela virto'ia Feitelbac I by' C.en. tit,0% name tO wit 'THE C ENT I SIR marrifigehuut befw fulvidhy MUP'F 'tPne Pr'eticin f William C,ibson arid 'Tam Juanita FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL WENDELL RONALD LOOS been filed lvi the VICES under whiCh lam e'nsjagr'cl in ROSE L(C'IPE. aria you a'e Bs 'A\('Y WOODMA\ Gibson P.av'rnQ reQuired tO Serve a copy of yOu' 'TO jance Carol Loot Circuit Criu"t in and tcir Seminole business a' Suite itO. 701 1A cc James Mngrim w?i?tpfl ØfpflSS. if any, to it o Counts 1ii0 the ttlC of whiCh 5 Semorari boulevard, in the Ci'y Of 3063 wocidview Drive CARROLL BURIIE. atorney' 10 IPid It'll MATTER Of' THE Altamorite Sjr.ngt. Florida Os'iedo High School held IL' That the party intereSted lvi SAid MiSSiSSipp' Pp-ritin('r, whost AddreSs 5 612 first PTO meeting of the year Jaclion. ADOPTION Of PAMELA VIC a minor, by' business evitePri5t it as f011OwS YOu ARE HERE BY NOT If' ED SAritorc! AtlAriti bans 'TOR IA FE Ii. BAC It was combined with an oixru Fabe" I L0t'im' Pi-' that an action IDi- custody Cit A minor Sanford FIo'id 3'i arid tIC th C.EPdE WILL AM C'' ItSON and child unconnected with divorce has OigiriAl with the Cirrl ci' 'Pie atX've house for all parents lOCi Per Cern' t,Ml JUANITA GIBSON hit wife. reduirec to serve a cool cit your Ofic of October. A 0 1977 othe"ccise writtenarfenset if Afly',tO torijohvi a uogmen' may be entered a,giint s itam AttOrney IØr Husband yOu ID, the relief oemanded vi the whoSe address It 761 Eas' Pars wocid Petition AvpnC. Maltiand. f'io'idA. 37751, WITNESS my' hand Arid thC seal cut AriC flIt the original with the cl'ry, of said dour' rn the 75th 4ac S'o t above styled Court on o' De o"e t.rer, A o November 3rd. 1972 otherwise a SCAt I tu.idgmeeit may be entered Agains' Arth,,j, H I'lecbv.ith, Jr YOu tO? the relief demanded in the c -s o Currsu' Court rcnmplaun' S4'rr',,nDlI' Counts. f' I.Cl rrn.nd you to appear Arid file YOUr Barclay and KAtZ Avt Answer or Ottnitr pleading with thC Suutt 107.377W FøirtAnki CIers of the Circuit Court of Winter Pai-b Flci'udA 377P5 tf'T7 '.nminolr County. Florida. arid serve PubliSh Or' 1 II. 75, tdci dIE ft " copy threcif on Pr"u'uorners ut ':inCy. C vcnor MIe. Jr cit Vhf' NOT ICE UNDER F ICTITIOUS ,iwflrm cn C IrvI'lanC Man' I. berry. NAME LAW or before the 14th day Of Section S A 0 . t973 otherwise a Notict ut hereby' given tPuC' ti-f 'nelautt *11 be enlerec Against you unci,'r%içirw'd desiring tø erngaçii u' WITNESS my' hand end seal f the buSineSS under the f,Ctiti0S name c dAy of October, A C) , 1477 seati ARTHUR H BECKWITH. JR (It-rI cit Vhf' Circuit Court Ity Martha 7 VlhIePn Deputy ClerS cL1v114P'lD MIlE I BERRY t.ttorneyt for Petitioners 10 Drawer ,nfOrG F li'iC1Ii 37771 l'uEulitt Oc' II. S I hDi 1 C I'' :11 I 10' the said Court on October 2nd, 19'2 lSe$tI ARTHUR BFC$ WITH At CICrPI of said Court By Ceccia V Eic"n S.Itamonte AvpfluP in the CIty f Altamorete Springs. Florida. intendS t register the Said name with the ClerS of thr Cirtuit Court 0 Seminole COUnty F I,rsda As Deputy ClerI PuLitis? Oct 4. II. II. 25, 1977 ALTAMONTE INC C.erirral Partner By' Robert J Schreiber. 'ic, President By Arthur C) WoIfcIc Secretary Signed In the Dli -- S'respric (if IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ki'D(p L Russell _____________ ¶.IMINOLE COuNTY. FLORIDA FOriAld L Evans 1.51 NO, 77.1011 HDMAR'T DEVELOPMENT Pijiuntiff V NE M ¶. T AL. Ify 0 1, Viehmnrnn vS E.st'cutisue t'ice DC)IIHI(S .1 C.Ai.'TP4IER et us President Defendant is, If Charles H May. Ii, NOT ICE OF ACT ION Ltst Sp retari, a VOORHIES J (,ALJT 1"ttk aria Virtuit An ky't; CIUISI C.t.,U1HI(R. hit wufe Mritl Hey oar" Best Inowf'uadoren and or fci'mer PbIi5h Oct 4 ii. II 25, i9'7 .ioress 1174 Dover Rd Winter DI I ark, Cl0 ida i'tnj ARE NOTIFIED 't,a' an SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION t,ontoforeclocea mortgage or the Ntic ol Public Hearing lolIowifig property' ivi Seminole Cci. Tt p 1',nrini'i aVid Zcrn'rig Ccir" I III ii, .0 t(iriciui' C pijtIr Lo I. Blocs "3". 1 ANC.L(W000 vi lPLt.'t. acord'ng t ttnt Plet twitting It consider recommending a p"opc'sec ct.a 'U,' cit zoning from A 1 'r,rrccif as recorded in Plat Bool • f'agr $4, Public RecOrdS I Seminole Agritutturt tO R it. RrsidentiAl on the following described property County. 1)011db ViAl been filet against YOU arid YOU Tht SI . o the NE '... and the SE . tO tine SW '. o tPut piE arid the usur required to se'v, a tofu, of your iW!lttf'fl defenSeS if any. t it on 0 trie $1 ftortr S,,, P.' 110k L I NO plaintiff's a?tDrn4'y, arid ttit P4W • of the SF '. cc tucu'.. address is 11$ Florida 'TItle clueing that portion iying within the luu,IOirnç JcysonviIlt f'l0idb on ci' West D ti-il' F io'iiiii Pciwe? Co tAsrrtut'fl!, all Icing ivi i,"fore ftc'c ;7na ltil AVId lill' tt'it' ti' giriul with 'Pit tlp'I Cit tPi't Court Settiori 74fl 30 $pmlnoIf' Cch.ln'y ,'theI lit-lOt se'vice OC plaIntiff's Florida on1aining Qe acres mortar d'tornes or immediately tt,ere'a?tpr lp'55 as tine SW Furti-it-r aesci-Itiec uu'PiCr*iti- a c1etalt will Of' entered ingaint' you lUr the ei,rf armanoed U,,aclf ni f inte'bCCtiOn of Dike And ur. tint complaint o" petition Docie Roads 7755 ft fronting rn WiT NESS my hand uriC the coal of Doda R. 1795 ft fronting on Di', Rd 'Ttiit public rraring *111* Pit-Id in Court on October lItP. 1977 the Coun's CorrimisSion Chanibf'l'S '.. a; i Arthur 54 hc Sw 'i-' it cit the Court House. Sanford 7 cr5 uf the COu"t F lpr,Oa. on Novembe' i. 1973. %,jn tp,t-cftp.iIr. aria FoP Seminole fu C,, , FlOidit post.tiIe cunin', Planning ano Zonirig I'. Cecnlia . Ever" (cimmitliOn :II'giuty' Clerk P 75 5. PtOi I P lt'7 Seminole County, F iorica 1'.? s' (It' F S Ilciwn DL i lilt Zufning &OmiriiStfitiV Ortcitw-r it us'. SEMINOLE (Our-div PLANNING f'utuiitt AND ZONING COMMIISIOPI tiE 1011 '.. hi f Public Hearing Nptite Planning arid Zoning Con. Ti-it SEMINOLE COUNTY hOARD OF ADJUSTMENT tondul t a PuPic ht'! irig I. c onSicief P ecirtr?ut'tid'nQ a. Notict cii Public Hearing .c"c' i Ii,"rt', ki urt iVuji' ttiproposed crinnuu" cit zoning frci" 11 1 C 7 Geneai Cart Lsua'c of AC?iuS'mC't' wI. tOnduc! a Residential t mercial on the following dI'SC!ltied putIi hearing to consider approving a special CuceptaDvi inn a C 7 Cam proper's Lii's 71S 749 and 750. Midway . Ph niecial Zone It' locate a temporary I, p 41 Sec 3 19 31 Seminole otlitr building factory built barS Osulldingl whIt constrUcting pec County 110 ida further described at ciri Corner of manq.nt building on the following 44. aescritied property Centre and 5 14 itiispublit tit'bring will beheld in Fromthe$[ turner aftheSVs' '. Of SeminOle the CDUfltp Commission Cinambers 1? 715 301. Serf Curt the (Duft Hpute, Sanford (oun'y F Ia runt P4 DI oegrees 19' lorida,on Nciv,mberl 1972. at 7.30 37W along thr Iline c said SW , 1197 (AStor a point of beginning, run P.M. or ci soon fpietp'cflr" as thence S 3* ot'g'et"t 20 i7 vi 317 33' pCJ'sSibIe thence Si 55 clt'g'ces 75 77" 55 3I 00 Planning and Zoning nw' nf tp a point ce true Easterly' R W CommisSion Seminole County. Florida Ocland Road. thence P4 31 Deg'eeS 34 3*" 1 along laid latterly a Its 51 5 Brown. ho.' J?5 00 ti-write 5 55 OegPrPs to Zci'irig Ad'i,nuItrbtOr 5*' 1 170 DC" thence Pd 31 org'et's Cubl,sl C)ctolw'c is itU 3*' E 150.00 Ic) a point on the DEl lOS Southerly R vi' line f $R 134. run InC SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING tCienCt alongtaid Southerly a the IDilowing courses SM at-trees AP4DZONING COMMISSION Ncitict of Public Hearing It 55' 1 3575 thence S 31 degreeS 37' Se' * a59 to a point on a curvt I i.e F'janniing aria Zoning Corn Concblt $outPiwtSterIy' wilt' a radius ,o conctc' a public - st.c of ci' 7764 V) a. cefl'ril an '.0 ØrIn, l, z ,iris'ds'f u- conlrtlrnndung a cit-greet II 5)' and a tangent curoposea c'nange of zoning from 14 4 bearing pf 555 at-trees 71' Se' Irun '/iulfuplt Family tO 517 Duple. on thence 5otheastrrhy along lht arc 'rit lplic,wing detctibCd property of Saul Curve 705 77 tci ti-it po.nt cit Tint-NI '. of th P455' '. of the P4W tangency. thence lebiiirig thC uf Sec 3471$ 301. SemInole aforesaid Southerly' 51 W line run County. Florida, tontaunn; lb acres 3* degrees 70 47' W 16090 to the more or less POIS containing 3141$ tmore f'urfhCnOrtCrit*dat at It's corner lesslacnes I urt-uec aescnibed ai po of HOwCII branch and Jergo Roads OaIcurd Road arid S U 436 Ti-it piublit hearing will w' held in this publiC hearing will 0 i-tic in tn, Counly Commission Chambers the County' Commission Chambers pf fine Court HouSt, Sanford. of flit Court Huule, Sanford. Floriaa,on Novembe'S. 1472, at 730 Florida, on Novembe' 70. 1972. •t P M. or as soon fhereaflef as 7:00 P.M . cx as soon ttier,afler as m.iSiC,cu will P L B . - ,, T " - £ J Planning and Zoning C.ocnm,sS4on - Seminole Coun'y. Florida - By F S brown Zoning Adt'i.nstrator PbU5ti October 11. 1477 DEl 110 potilblr Seminole County board of lut1uslnuenf Its Jack 55rnt. Chairman Publish Oclober ii, 1977 DII 101 At a 'Term cit tfte F amuIy Cour' c'f tPnt State of Ptu- Vo'S. r aria ID' ti-it County of Monroe at the ai ci' Center PIa:e Jut.? cc C uric YorN, on the 70th Rochester, N cu, f September, 1Q77 Docle' No O"arr of Publication F Otiert 54 HON PR I SE NT Wagrir' JL'DGE OF THE FAMILY COURT In the Mate of TRACY L vet ft AR D DIX ChId u'icvi' 5.ptpen teA" tif Age uth tti't LI., rCftdiflg aria filiri Court the we' if ied petition of 5ARA PI,L iau,Asl, a caseworker pmplciy'eD by IPI' Monroe Cn!y' Depa,'!mcn! of !.oi'' Services. together *utru t'r' a'fiOar,t duly' yrified on trw' 31st Clay of July, 1972. atleging that 'IPL(• Y L YNPiIAP 0 DIX. CPIId ijfi(if't SuftN'fl YCA'S ci At PiAS ON" i-w'glectpC aria abandoned by' PutS If'UIII tether, MASON DIX arid praying that a summons be issued to tPie 5ØiO MASON DIX requiring Pi,m to ShO CAuSt Wtny' the said Child tnI'rt'iTu Should riot be dealt wutP it accordance with the provisions cif Article 10 of tPif' FømiPy Cciur! Art Section 371 o4 trw' Social $i'rniteS Law and Section Itt o ti-ic ()on'ieitur Relations Law. and O'tw" laws in ttiii' he tie declared neglecled arid •vidOnt-t' L'u, ti?, legal father and tPil' tiu5 corisen' to adoption tic diSpensed wuti-. by reCtOf' 0 the aria aba? •fD?f'i.di'tt neglect Otunif'fl' and uPO" mOtion liii C MARL I S C' FINCH. ISO , whO i'gupi'itff'O at ettOrviCi, for tht IIP'!utiU'il" 0 iI5 OF 011110 ttnitt MASON 01K. it-gal fatfirf pf 'Pit above riarnt-d Child be hereby summoned to ai pear before the Family Court. Hal of .ls's"rt Cuvit Cent,t Piaja koCtieste',, Nt-w Ytit's.. on tint 79th des cif Pdovrmt*r. 1977, •t ID DC C C lOCk in ti-ut tore noon l that au1 tit'VØ, U' AS 50011 lIt COuftSt'I Øn to stiow cause Why an Order should ric't be g'ant,-d dealing w Iti the said infant Ct'ulO according to the provisions Of Article loot th, Family Court Act. Section 371 4 Itil' $Xeal Servicet Law. arc Sec 'ion 111 cif tint' C)onieSt Relaticnt Law. arid tPie' iwS in trill' Pie be declerec fleglecteci and abandoned tiy ti'5 legAl father anO the? hiS consent to adOPtion Lit' diSpenSed wit?' Dr ,raSon o the aforesaid riCiCt' an.. abandonment •nd it ii furltit'r toc ORDER ED. that st-rvice of tine Order tiC r'iiOt' upon the said Mt.SOPf DIX, either persoriats at least twenty 1701 des's prior Ic flit nt-turn cluitn hereof Of Di PublitefiOn cit ti-nil Oroer a! least once a wet-i for four (4) succeSsive *et'bs I? teC 'I newspapers a' the place cif the last kniOWl" adO't-%Ii. namely ORLLNDC SENTINEL. 0' lanoci, Floridit TIlE SANFORD HERALD, Sanlut'd. icc ida and L's depositing a CVPy it'1' Post Office kttui'itpr , New Yuri'. on U' b'iu'i the das ot first pUblitdltiOfl it" a securely' closed pos'paid *rapPe'. dIrected urn the outSide thereof to line Said MASON DIX. .t Orange Ct-rife' ,'' ,uICcan0, Orlando. .lOidb that titing P5 last known aporess if Isast 7Il Days prior to nit' ltvt'flty ,'igi-nt r,'f,,rr (life Pn,'re'Qt, arc tPtf SuCh st-nice p,'rbOnalIy on bc publication and rnClllflg IS PC'i'Pifi directed tQtfie said MASON Clix be Deemed Out a'uC Sit'futiCflt Pitlit, In tinC rViattI'f to Robert SI Wagner Judit of ti-it Frnlly Court S COunty f Monroe $fatr o New York Dated Sept 70th. 1972 M3DeIihe I O'P4I'II S Deputy' (ICrS (it Vhf Court Cf'at'lt'S C' Finch GEORGIA Ructt'stet'. hw Ygr 11*70 PubIIc?n Dcl 4. 11. 15. 7. 1972 DEl 79 _____ _________________ __________ ________ ;ani' d _______ F ' .i .: .' .'.. 1;\M:\ M1:\ thats.i SI'flW p'uzhet Lakc it' t hi' boa Is to Ia liii' powt'i't a tid tt'lti!tt tt itk i'at'i (II it "i tlii'tii it 1Ide to rs'art ion l)an Denslow and Nancy Newman are busy perfet'ting their recipe in time for the spaghetti dinner to he held Saturday 4-7 p.m. in the Sp' Lii ular Va 1155 a V 1,.akeview school cafeteria to benefit the band Proceeds will O It'll' purchase of new equipment. Staff PhOto .. -1' ')n Sale . t uto Tags S 1,99 I uitli ti'ti Tuiiii' Halloween Date Set kid4Iit' nut to visit B MARIO\ BE111FA lir,'it. thu salt' ! licin,'sc tags advertising the city. The jfllL'5 are not lighted, Mars Fernandez. President; city's little ghosts and goblins Mrs. Thelmu Clontz, Vice nowha'etheirownspccialday, program in the county t(i supervise the' ,'1ii'tion ('if pruutIls'In students. Y I ' ' ' .1' ' r read "Heart of Seminole. 1' sas council adopted b requested by the Seminole Winter Springs. Florida." The program s; as svorking. regular Tuesday morning "kaffee klatsch" at the village decision on the program, hut lassrooin at the high school for "iti.'laIly inaladjustt'd studt'rits a e ri c1 7:30 a '' ' 5'' ' 'I i''t ''I - _ - - - _ - - _ - - ___ 1i /601) qil - - - 5- - _ _ 4 - - - - - - - - -S - - - fl 4,)r - -• - a - $ScValui v li' 4 DISTILLED WATER il_K iii iii,- ' LIMIT I i ___________________________________________ ' I 10t SO Vi I -u Iic p,nq 51AV.lui FOIL POLAROID Body Wave IIII I Home I $ II i i $l Lilt I A LU M IN U M i a L_'fl S I 4 •w__I a. - - aaaa--aa5 i iifl ;% LIIi I 9i a S - - - - - 5a---a- 1? inch by 2 ft I II iuWi? I Gallon 2'?cValur' Shampoo a II I Breck g ill'''i 39C1 _, e : -— - - - - - - - - 5 _______________________________________ : . '\ 59 " I I - .1 I - - - - - - ______________________________ 4 ¶tlTh S - ___________________________________________ BORDEN'S I I ASPIRIN _"37 LIMIT I I t.,,u r,. BAYER: TOILET TISSUE $' 5 - -, . (if !1)3 5 I I 7 Valui* 'i' .- - 4 Ii Luilati Iv SI2VaIuu J FILM P ' ' ' 1 IS I its 0 0(1 make r i ugr ii Ifl recumiunendatlofl to the hoard I 1 4 49 D I _ _ s _____ ___ __ w - - 5 - - - - 5 5 5 - iS - W S - -- -w a_a - -w - -.w• a - 5 - - 1 - a 5 - a a ' 5 5 5_ - - 1: _ I 4 1 I 77 I I I $3 $ 5 l'.'l I 1 I I y LIMiT I LIMIT I at the next meeting. Al". as opposed to lust dumiminti Keeth, school hoard chairman. them ontO streets where' they c'an get into trouble", Heard conunenuted Beard for the St(lrk he' st'as tltiing. explained, 5a5-a555 ltc Value $4 billion in lost time Halloween celebrants limit and int'l twit-nt s'ork In a corn- their activities from 6 to 9 clubhouse. The' public spirited pony of l0.(XI(s employes the '1k and that youngsters be citizens taking note of council minimal cost iii alcoholism ill businessareMrs.G. Burge and aCCOXTipoTiiL'd by parents or reach SI million annually ac Mrs. D. McIin. adults. responsible (itht'r c'irdin to Prtijt.('t Health proponent of the Another Further, the proclamation ask,s porch betterment of the city. the residents to leave their Associaticir,, is Ccin1rllunit Legal Notice lights on, and for the costumed e _ - - uut in CaSeS ci! SC'S Cl,' problems, supe'rinte'niteflt, to look over hit' II - ii 'ut A' (HARMIN (111 1 instructed Supt. John Angel and ISSO('hi(tt' \Valter 're'agtii', S MUSIC ,CO. I - - • - - - - - - - - ther by sett insz a side a they are sent to Mountain 'i'op school, he adde'd. "This is done 'Ii iit't u. LIMIT I equipmn&'nt and i'ill other $ miscellaneous costs Hoard delayed making t finn Problem students are han' died in ts'. et ss ;ivs in Alauhua. - - - - - r''i'liIiSl I CANNON / ill yflu ui .1 'ilsts'i(IllIfl, firs' 00(1 salt't's S ' 1*: ,1'INF T F'IAN,,c_ f.?i'cj 57 'u1 )11 ''Si V'iuI• Icy 1,,yiyl 4iy,uu'n 54) )5 P'l"i '; fy.i.i..i 5174 I' 't..c ,l t,"i'i I-ut ''i'1' lie 3'S 1. lii d." 'f '• Ji ''' .' ' . erie In I ,S service' for heating: sidewalks, dvuIged, in explaining how the 1 NEW _ ;lrtaLlle e'iassroonis ill $9,tilI S pay for electrical I each ' uspeflSiOflS at the school, sri' Ii, ,illli LIQUID I Royal Electronic Calculator - - 0$ '1 'i•i -u - "' i "u''', ''i I 1', .iv'd. I II I172, there have been no hookups; restroom hookups; gas president: Mrs. Janet Conley, as a result of a proclamation by and Mrs. Rumilla st'crt'tar Brown Granville Ma'or Stuart, treasurer. establishing Oct. 31 as "trick-or AflfloUflCL'lTlCflt sas made Conservation Week." The 1-rinc'ipal Keith Stone spoke treat day" in Winter Springs. Mayor Brown noted the committee, it was pointed out, that a meeting of the CorntI the parents thanking them milnity Association at 7:30 p.m. for c'oming and explaining tlit.' is dedicated to preserving designation is of a national two representatives fron Hauenda Village woule bt' present at each council meetm to report city activities to thtir tIit fil I ),'ntiiVi "ii' '.'iit ! fs'Ik'ral grants thrittighi tht Lu same se hind s,'' Heard Li.'losed . !)iirinu September. Counts hearing conservation may be purchased from an member of the ('ommunit committee. It designates the ASSociation or at City Hall. week of Oct. 29 as "Hearing 4 (311 ice' of Es'ononilt' ()pportunit\ I ('lED I tt ould provide tour ifl sure f44 student ,I,Y;F ARMY - NAVY SURPLUS '' S I , 'ut. i'll'' u'.' I S .111.111' I',,'.ilin i 'Ii if Vi • II lutii?, fin,tur .trail', 1.1.1 ti but' It i'iiul',itIS ,','.l' Fit?' ftti' il-i' 'I'' iii It iti,l r,,,iufi.'i 1111. i'it I ),'IililVi' 5,%b., .i.i' Piiv,ti 49_m illOflhl 'flits ('(1St, all to be ftiflhl('nI l Is Ire' ES: I' iii 19711, tI iert' ii, , 9c I V OR Y iiirt't'tor. Ill II k'ttt,'r had tsllefl tflstltlitt'hl $300 RUGS 1? hg S'h - si Drop At The Wrong Time I 7 \ I S • for onf'f PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS hit'! _______________________________________________ Ioti'r cx;x'lIs'hi five Sttilil'flts for the rust of the' si'tiiil tl'ruI hr inging to six this' nutnt'r il rogram ill ;lt'tiu8 ('otinly . There styli' i Mark I.trd. cirdinator for l"sI)Lil%iOfls thus far. stiiii,'nts expulsions a s'lli 2 .'\lochua's Mountain Top S,'htxil ,ig in this' county ss'hool all told .lt Gainesville. told the cotint for setting Lip a ('ost s'hooi tiird there hint been jiringralil for helping stU(tt'llt' S only %'. st uds'nt expulsions last thIrOLil.ttl S.)('Olt •ltI)lir't ii ient SV,lu' S ear ftsin ( hI I iit's's'ilk I figh t it $U,55 b I lugh Carlton 'h',d after FS\11 a federally' Un(hi_'d social adjusttne'nt st'hooi auxiliar' servos'" "1.. RENT Ii' I hi' FALSE TEETH a - - a - - - - a - - - - first fliiitlthi iii the III'S'. st'huy,il I at tIll' 55.11', ,I's ' iptist'il tit ' t(IU' 'if. OS tlIgtlIIIthtt-(l ho thi' ir.,utulu 1101 u,' 11.10' I II ni 'r I 'l lilt ,lllulgI' ltiitn'rt I, 1.1111 Ii 'I ',i l 'ii' flt'! lit LINOLEUM Students '.' l'l'rtiInq st lou titiv the ' II lest-I i'nitll'ci' fur tip to $5,r$l 1111. cs'll It lii iithc'rq for it i nllsqhsin uilter ttieV ri' I' tu t; third nril fllurtb stag" 'I'ti.' final tiny of thi' 'ut eti' I'. itlIl'cc _____________ ' col'tiI' It V tirtdl'r F'hit iIa Ia s' tell Ilit's 1110% t',Il about ii ,to,r'n o I lit' St ali'i 10 ll1l lilt ul ais'hiia Is d,'al'd I)n'ni IiaFllllI' ll1(l IPI lIst 11101111, Ii,\ ii 'slr(iiii.ltllr, adt' iced prt't't tht'rt' hoyt' tLni'ativ l't'n Ill iitIn,'nt prolzr.(Ilt fur pruihlt'm hid students S5 us littint ,ifter 811 uippearaiice before the S'minolc ('ount St.hool floorit tt the director 01 II Itktu '-tiiut ___________________________________________________________ Hospital Notes Al)Sl1SsII)NS nls('uIu;FS Sanford Sanford STATE Nob' S }targs'r r Lyman I ('tarisszt Misure Aloe' E Wirth. I )s'Ihifli Marth;i I). ('utcher ('lart'ntt' 11)18 Irene Ml'rrel Eleanor B. Sullivan. I)cItOruut John J. Thatcher, I)eltona S 5' S A. Edv, ard 1k' Ito no Paula (;ltIlS(in, Lilki' ',lars' Karen A. Steisti , , l.t.i' Monroe' * ' Semno ' ('lark I Ml)orc, IAungwli'iti \tar's M. Coon, Osteen ' ncc ii,,,, tit ,'u,' i''i iu,''tl'C Iviil ?t-ti.u,'rd It. F'rSe" u tnt ilflO Demands whiCh yo 4'etruPr Of You. ma Piave aglIunt' 4 RUTH B SIlEDS I '. rslatt' Deceased. late Of tad County. 0 4A_: PI.g 12 41 Welia ' ____ ____ - , SI l9V.I. Ultra Ban 5000 Vicks Deodorant ___ o-Rub ___ ________________ SI ?tVsiv• : ,' \ I,. I ' F - a 5 - S944 Candy Corn 23 5 a Iui1i5 I • - P e an u t B u t tar K is. s 33' T1 -ti1-1LJ: R' i I S .' Nestle's Candy Bars 99C v.... 5, u 29 5150 4ali• .iu. 47 a. :tur0 Pops _________________________ ca.aer77c' 5aa5 - asa s. - a, , aia saSS aa : S - S $ - - 1 $ leg 'Ii. Caramel Apple Kit tT1u1TIuiP ____________________________________________ i,;ite'flt" iii .1 tiuis Ihet .'.t'l' rat rv 1rig '.5 as l.a It' r foUflil I hOt lii ISi. i"s II ii ii£I ANt lID ______________________ 'i.• i•' Ii ,. ii flit' iltiX I iiti luuiu *110 i.'iSI I ' tini1 ,jellf's iii 0 5 IiIlI.l tt'd I atist' jnl the' lndl.u:I'u seers' 0' I)I'ti'ff to a 11511 ti sc',itfi'I County Judge f Seminole Ccii". I' ipria. Ct Pii5 0+fi( lvi the Piouw' of saic Counts a' Sir' FlD'idO. wuttuin s's calendar n,,' frpm the tmt (it tV's first PUOIIt.n' Of I-ui npts(C 'TWO copies ot • claim n demand shAll be in wr' rid shall Slate tnieplace f reti:l'ci' aOtl'ess 04 POSt Claimant, and shall be Sworn It U ttit' claimant. hiS agent ci' attOnmi pffiC and accompanied by a fIling ti-, 9 13 I ,, Seond Class Postage ,j,d 37//l ! Sanford, Florida Wec .15 518 00 -. . -- iii,,'' ' 'i'''''' . , i. I 1151 F;4',,ll ':':'.:'', ,,t Ii '' VF t45 561i1 1.1 )f? ( 'II I 'A I : : DukCfD ' )11)1 &rliiiLu'r fl1'")i: I c:11 "U.1 : $ .' I' ,ii,t (05' ejili I .1 .,.." 27 1 iii S - I ( ri - - 1I1 ''. i,iii • 5% Ii I: ''till \t '''.) Cat Lamp $121 IASY(U1 PNI(1 .- • .\( 'I,, i_ __ CONP4IILISLII ( ' IS. Se'... t5(i - '', Pumpkin f,' I.' ii s I ,:' Lf ' vnr.Ili i It • . , 11 li E I ' st5M — I H allow edit I "- I ct. i.c.rt P 5aruti,d F a , , (151 l'ILDA PICHMOND SubscrIPtIOIl Rates bi Carrier fOA("}l - IIi',,ili __________ PublfShei Dolly. e,Cel)1 Saturday. Sunday and Christmas. published Sat preceed°9 urs6y C"ristrnas by The Sanford Herald. :130 N frenCP , 37//i Aye, Sanford. Flo lii,,,,, 1' ¶hll!Iu.. ____________ II.., I so.,-ii ''' '' iiSsHO 54.-. 1' I 'Ii',! 1(1 ,'J?b ___ liii' "'.thIff)DI TO 11.1. SiLL cci - 'fr Ihi'OI - : I ! 66 Brsctc , s988: 89c , S / Musketeers Tootsie Rolls Denture S SkIn Utica- I Or3 I Folding Bed Walkie Talkie II Mennen : t i'- Polident I I I * - (1di(u11L]J PIed 51415 'ii i St 1 V.i..s Snickers 5. StI I a S S a a a a. a iii 5 - 5 ' s 4 for I I S - - a a S 5 5 5 - a I S a hI. S a S 5 5 5 rUT__rI(lITLaI: 11CC. I ' L $2991:I 4/ I II liVely. SI FF.SS I'.ngl,umsl " fi tWIiIi I' I.lfli'uilfiIIl1f' ii '.i 14' I liltlilflS WtIen I iv, .U'Iult ,1 'I '' i.Vi '' r"ttesl icr igll?t hit 'Ih Ill') Pm 11.11!. .' Milky Ways. ;rIiflIulJ' I s 922 'i / •.....:,....... TWIN POPS FUDGE LIARS ICEMILKBARS I 4 ''a Tray Table II $ Lotion S S Sfa. - ia - - a a a a 5 a - a a a a - a 5 IU__Lrt1T1h1J __________________________________ S _____ _____ '' S S 5 5 S - a - - S a htor ________________ ____________ 11111 fli',' .: :11 :'; as .' , 'a.. u' - ai Ken 219I TJ\' 1 "I 4'i Butane : ,tesi,.aii :iFc it .ss'r . FREE $ s_a_a_a - a -i' - - __________________________ Is - ai ______________________________ 54II! " Ipha Ken _____ _____ ___ ____ sa so v.i.. Ch.i..p Costumes I ' 'p" Ii 2'' I I ________ Bath Oil ' ' i IS , _______ ____ ' :' iS NI) LAUGhING I -i'r,i' \',','::nn 53 25 VsIu. SI 15 Vslvs .4 :'.'$11 1 en _1 _ _ 5 S' a 5 a S 5 5 - S 5 5 a, 5 S , a a ' ' _________ ' ' , •acaaa•aa - - - _______________________ ________________ LEAVING I II)NIE " Si 59 ___________________ I huarO liii' sttiid PishIsli '.11i I, 'Ill if ',i, lfl''.('lltil' It t In' I ii h :' "ti,, -- - — — —' - — (ij,1J ;ri Neckties i uitis',iI:I*' tntaigtil 1,i' 115 i" To All dPi-duo' sand Persons Ha' Claims cit Demands Against Sac' Estate 4 IIllllI II 'slll itt. ________________________________________ 1A __ I- I $ '. 5 5 - -- — a — - - - - — — — - - S 4 _____ r E - - CountyJJ 2 77C1 ' : Ii.' 1. and Mrs Mr Stiukes, girl. Sanford Mr. and Mrs Richard 5yve'fl, girl. 1kt' ',lonr _____ ____ I i :if;:it! tO your fleW ' ' '.. Shoe Box I William M Miller, I.ilkt 'lartl:' .1i'!le'rnn, t)',:,'rL, ItIItTIIS __ .- ' I i the k __________________________ W,imi'lr u's , W __ Hi FH1 ____________ Balsam ________________ NIA 'I"I' ER • .. dianne iIim'tunan. 1lri upo ______ - - . 5 )IUfltSiIlilfl. (:irl s1. hlarrell, Lake' Mars v.a-il (l1 1J UTJ ' 4 _______ a : I / I.'ltuna ('laren('e W Fisher 'rhilmas ('. Angk'. Chiilutita David U ,1enkin, Ik'ltary ___ __ a a — S a a — a a 5 5 5. 5 5 5 ii $ I S I'red i1. \Valton, 1)e'Hars V,i iota ('I Intl in, I )s'ltona LIMIT 4 30 HD ONLY , I.isa J. Fitch .JIl%ce F'. Arnold Richard Wt'ii;ind M'irit'tta Mathis .111.111 II. Barber, I )eHari Itrothy A. Steirmiet7 James A. Cross 80(18 Christian (,'laushia V. Brown tonic' I. WOOl! 'sLtrin E Rumiine' I: !vth \'mn ii'r _) I S I aril (;l(lrIa I) Mungifl I.,&'onard J. Andercon I I I Itlkisevelt lIarm'i \1r:. Gaslinf Muiuirt' baby tm's' Jaii IL'S A. Itarnett Janu's Bobb IIe'h'n Sttth'h I)enni KI'e't .111 Shirley Williamson 1,-i I MOTOR OIL39 I Vivian F' Bl,i lock Linda I). Stokes — 'S' tit't\Vt'ei'l the l"loi'idi ed by opt 'i'.tt Its 1111.1. 5('tlll' - ' C.):' i ii 1P 1 1k; ,, i '•'t*SpT'?if - 'i.f Li, ___________ _____ AttO'ni.- y'I for tst'culct 4% Target Of Program . Super vor of Pbl'i0 DEl 7 I I!t '.l - ,.: fl77,(I rf', i 15 2 ' . Sal riri UI,' gililIrinle the state toOl fuilleti to flJ'(IVI' that the ''I ba'' 'lii 11 ( rt'eit'' course %tl tI%'Iltl(ltIill I lulirini' 'l'iirnt'r 'c lOst's .'r q tt lilllll tOil cii's lIlt'. liilll It si,iiiilil tAlkf' flu i hIll 111111' tllehr I ace', hIlt 111u111'fl. ' _ SHINIIOLSER AND LQC,A?. .\ I R UI l:\ 'I'S ' Problem - ATTORNEYS AT LAW FIRST FEDERAL BUILD1. SANFORD FLORIDA 377' '> 4 Do This II ' n,',, 'P') ' l l"rt'sh \Vatii' 1" ish ( 'iImnhlssioIi teamed tip l"i'iday afternoon to ('leal' Mai'iiii isle I Ia rhoi' It h ae'inths I. siii n;'s st i'i'tf.'hb'd ( ' ti. n, _ P a Volunteer RUTH B 514(001?. I ' ri 'I'll l KE League of Women Voters one dollar and SuCh clam o' dt-"i" not so filed Shall be void Robe.'t P At e.pculO' cif si-ne p.'' Will arid 'Tttlømet" clJs, r , ______ Seminole County. Fl.0a In Probate In nt etatr ci' ii Pu ',,PIL oDE I. I , '.lu tia, I ,\l'l 'Gri l'i i let h cl'4'.0 'I Ito coU ct',lu'sI I r 111011 iii i iutiIt tiueles lii hoar iii' fl.I;cP!,,;it)t1cflihidPfPItCW thi'it flrt it't 3/\ Get Turner Case Soon llflUltf't'I tllttt'l chIll Ill tIll' jlilV tilillIs lii tlIf' trIal 1111 (;lrnn 'l'tlrnf'f lull I h;lrgf'ic iii t uili'ittrti', l'liir hut ci'i tInS lOSt c In Ull' suit' I I,t*' lii Ill' (',rcat'' 1111* iif Ill'; I. e Atlprn,y for li-it Prtt,untDffice and P0 AØrps 111 Wrsttall Road • I do' , ORDER fOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION C"' !!i(li 1." fiti,, a,'f ciui ct plain'if' vi the a,OOvC CritutiCci cause t' PI.t'nDf'Ii W WPie'rs t United States Attorney', in an .CtuO' ftginsl tht Oelendmn',s. DeciC NOTICE ''i D.:e' C.ohagrn and Georpa It C.ohagP' '•.ii 'r' "ur year eri:":' ':" Pit ifC, and to f'flfUrCf' a lien upon Fciufldat,ci rai ' 04' avaulable • rtit prOg.rty situate ivi truis Distr,c' August 71, IS' I ( ni i o I S irnpecttOn a,1 4. Dsada I 5cr' and oescr bed at fcillciwt Lot 92 ACADE MY MANOR 0iedo. i5ls.t I Florida durrui i u: SeTluncile Counts Council of (k't. l uP. IT ONE as tf'DtOed ru Piet regular but'flPSS hOurS Januars Ui from vi'. to S DC gi m I a cit p.m., unit PTA. HS boo'. 13 Page 93 Puiil,C Records 1t73 ttirougtn Jull 15 19) at tht SeminolC Coun's f' bor ida Bayberry authtorium. School board and meeting, 7:45 p.m., 6 appearing tO thC Court that the rfOu4'St f ftfly citiZen PedLipt'S ' school superintendent canBranch, Casselberrv. tP,ulØ be dirf-Ctt'O to the fOuridatuci' drtnda,fltIS', David Goriapen at tht aO'.i matiglçif'r A Ouda. jr dictates to speak. Open to a'e hiS *'ft. C.e'vga IS &oI'iuUen, address l.)eRar Ftrcmen1s public'. riot irifiat,tantt cit nor found within Oct 15 1977 CutiliSh Auxiliary, 7 p.m.. touring the State of F loricia and hCvt not DII 101 3 and _______________________________ VDliJfltli'lIyr appeared tiefein, Florida card parts : firemen's thAt personal 51"b'utI' upon them 's SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING rt'creatiorl hail S't'iink Mttita Ut'dlt.'. their gi-act(al DtcdILu5e no' AND ZONING COMMISSION .ASt',ri .; :it , 'I l: rrt,aerIc,' aria ,.uPue?1abDuts are NotiCt of Public Hearing IA'ag'at' (If Wcimen Voters unit unk now"' ' 7,,,' Plannung end Zoning (Cur! met'ting, 7:45 p.m., 2(44 ORDERED thØ* David C,oh.gevi misSion *11 ConOuCt a public Oct. 26 and C.eou.a B C.oh.gi,n. hiS isiie hr'arin;tOCDnSiOt'? rcommrndng a HIbiscus. Meeting of SISTER, !Ti( t Ip the Complaint proposed appear or plead change cit ioning from t. Agriculture IC C,'. I industrial Dli ti-ui' t4'rrirt by trit ,tti tiCy' D NOvrrribt'f phi,, Bram Tost'rs Central Florida Council for 1977 me it" 0taUI' thrpof tPi dour' fDllci*iflg cit-SC? iliCO property' True S '.o' V?it SW . of Section (lean Air. 1130 p.m., Sanford OtCed tO the hearing end will Oct. 31 (if Commerce Adlud,tAtlOru o• thuS suet at if Dav'd 7' 71$ 311 iess the W '. ?he!l'o' (.'hamber Pa's Ci-ohapt-ri arid Georga It Gotageru. lying norti- of C)vueOD winter Winter Springs (ii!;iuni, Building his wife, had been served *itb 14010 AND, all of tht I . cut the SVu Assn children's Halicist et'. Qf Se 7'. 15 3lE • of tP SW (Jt't. itt prc,c"s. In bit' State Ut Florida. but party, p m city recreatll.' lying tiefv.i'en the SeabardAui- Line Only to the t'pttri' p!OcidCO for , Civic Deltona Assn. FR ,oIDen'Dc Fe fr's OcieOo d center. Stuct,D? 1655. ¶itlt 7* Un'ted S'a'es ____________________________ s 11 rip pusan Auxiliary 1 p.m.. Community aria lying 51y cit ' Code It 5 turther i all cit tin, camp road Ar-ID, Center. 4 ?Pu'5 OR DI FED Ihat ncit,cp . lying W' arid N o 5 F .. of SW U'0t? be published by' tPit' United 476 Sec 79 71 31 ArID, trie I . ci' F 0't. !O States Marshal iri • tifw'%plq'? f SE is In St-c 302131 (lub, 2 generdll (irdula'iofl vi $en'nctle I)eBary Wcimeri' Further deScribed 15 located tic Counts. I ivirida. once a ePt'S f' Its i 43C sciuth (if S F Road C? p.m.. Civic Center. "' (Al consecutive *,'t'kS. commencing Camp and tt 04 Jamestown cxi September 13, 1972 T'u'% pijDlit hea'ing will beheld in Semmole County Cattlemen's AND OF OF FE C) at ty'ii- c Dun', Comm 'stuon Chambers Vote DO Pt I Orlando. F u,xida iti,t iItP'. clay of cif ttnt (Pu'? House. Sanford Association, Fall election f'lo'icie,on Pdc,vemDerI. 1977, a!? X' meeting arid steak. supper. t.ugusl. 1977 (Jan) P M . or at soon tP's,eafter as 5 Pi'ft'n 't Fy ranch near pin.. l.i'e's lunissible united States Chulut.i Panning arid Zoning Dustr,c! Judçii___ Co'ini,5t,Dn [tllh1en PbIi$tu St-p' 17 7(1 Oct 4 l Seminolr County FIci'.dui Oct 21 1,. 1977 By' 51 S brown. Ectons 0tH 51 l4ake Itrantley Band Boosters Zocing AtIm,niStr.tti' barbecue, noon, Sst'etwater ft,li5e 9',pber 15 1977 In the Court (if tht Courtly' Judge. r et" Prt".'rs Center .' , ,, 5' 5, . _____ P,A'ritifl. induss .i'ici .• j . and Infer. -. Ia the There are 14.071 students daylight for hours UNITED STATES DISTRICT attending Oviedo this year festivities, but while u'us COURT MIDDLE OISTR ICT OF "fine for Milwaukee, it won't FLORIDA OR LAP'lCD oivisioet Alcoholism will affect three work so good here." Case ho 77 ltD Orl Cii ,,,, 'F C-' 1.' [ 31 millior met' this ear and cost The proclamation requests DAvID .3i-'LC, F'. N GO14S- I ),'fu'll',l' littilFIli'', - -: III \l55.\llll.11;i '• 1' L . :4; •'1 _______ . procures hearing aids and exhibit upon dangerous drugs. High School. Pat McC'-arey, a Councilman Herbert Fox ected, "It's a good idea, there correctional machines for use All area resident.s were urged to member of the newly formed ttcnd.Themeetingwillbe held iri auditors' rroblems. A civic ec'ologv class, asked for parent was a lot of confusion" the ot ('it,s Hall sounded in spoke participation and briefly Mayor Brown said the minded note was class I'_c by Mayor Brown that of Plans the ecD10lZ designated notation national scope Dp'pijty Cir"i Carroll Burst Attorney to' Pi'tutiiirip' 61? Sanforc AtIanf. Bans ISu'ldiflg Sanford FlOridA PbiuSh 5ept 7 Or' 1 f-I! . ' F 0 11lll I I Y ( I aS In the Court of The COSIPItY Judge Seminole County, Florida. Will Jury Vf'i' "n' L S bf'h I art ('flQJiQ.d •0 bitriet al Co'r'' rr 436 oresf Cite, Cour,'y. Floriøa under me ficti?io fmt Of SANcORO MIRRoR 5. rimt flf ACE TILE CO bc that viii tal we n1id tt rri'enc to reciittpr GLASS. name s rpgster saic name with the CIert of f the Circuit Court, Semirv"r the Clrc'it Court. Seminole County Cori!,, lorida In accordance riorida ' Pt prc%•ljs 04 the tThc4 ! Seminole Junior Colleeb Cl05 PrOvt,Otfl of , ame Statut, StAtuteS, To wt Section •S 0' division of adult and ntinurng Florida StAtLileS ' Fioridi Statutes S James C Rtames education announces the S s.enrem C bern. J' S 0 0a.Ie ,,,, opening of ''Orientation to Ronald N Ravnor a, , _________________________________ Police Life for Friends. Wives, PutiiiP Oct n. is. . Wo i. i' CIII IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S and Families of Police _____________In the Coinf of the County JuOQe. .mInoie County. Florida Legal Notice Legal Notice Wednesday, Oct. 18. 1972 19/') \NP(iflfiS(JIui/, Oct. 1, iflfor(J Herald - : a a ---- - iii, I .,, I i' Ii. It Ji' .it )t In I "it' lint- I 'tyt x �I t, Wednesday Oct. 18, 1972 4A— The Sanford Herald Political Notebook Editorial Comment Finds Many Like A Look Backward Senator Jackson - The St. Johns River There are times when the political purposes of these days bring along with their pursuit some unearned and, perhaps, unintended dividends. One of these surely was the visit of the forthright, responsible and dear-headed United States Senator Henry N.(Scoop) Jackson of Washington to our general area. There is no question that his trip was for the purpose of urging the re-election of Congressman William (Bill) Chappell of Ocala and the election of State Senator Bill Gunter for the newly created seat in the Fifth District. It was on Monday that Senator Jackson made clear that his visit to Orlando was "primarily to support my good friend Bill Gunter." This is quite in keeping with Jackson's character and reputation which finds in Gunter a legislator who, on the state scene, has exhibited the same motivations which have been Jackson's in Washington. Then, later the same day, came the gathering of representatives of the nine counties which border the St. Johns River at Daytona Beach where Congressman Chappel was host and where Jackson, chairman of the Senate Interior Committee, offered an "unearned dividend" of momentous proportions. Senator Jackson had been in Florida when the presidential primary campaigns were in progress and had already shown the way in which he does his homework when advocating the designation of the St. Johns area as a "model river project." Thus when he advised the leaders of the St Johns area to get together. form a St- Johns River Valley Council and make every effort to be organized with local support so that in 1973 they can go after inclusion in the model river projects and get the federal funds which will be available, it had power. What the thrust 01 this proposal could mean to the future of the St. Johns River and the counties along its banks can best be visualized by looking at the map. This also discloses the complexity and the range of the problems which such a council must go about solving. Seminole County was well represented with the county commission chairman Greg Drummond, Mayor Lee P. Moore of Sanford, and the top executives of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce on hand. We have expressed our hopes for and belief in the great rewards which would come if the waterways were given their due. This is a major ftep towards a distant fulfillment. It is also a happy fact that Mayor Hans Tanzler of Jacksonville has accepted the temporary chairmanship. He is used to meeting tough problems heads-on and solving them. Xbr *anforb feiralb TELEPHONE 322 2611 300 N FRENCH AVE 831 9993 SANFORD. FLA 32771 WALTER A GiELOW. Editor and Publisher NE 0 D0YLE A ertS' Drector & At to P,blIie' FRANk VOLTOLIP'E, Circulation General Manager JOHN A SPOLSI(I, Aiiocate Editor WINIFI.ED F GIELOW Comptroller FRED VAN PELT Managing Editor ROY GREEN Adertising Manager STAFFORD DERBY Editor of Edto,aI Page .NE CASSELBERRY Cntv E'r RALPHIIAYS Como Rt'rForeman (>CRIS WILLIAMS ¶ociety Editor RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman BILL VINCENT jR Staff Phctc'aP"*c SUBSCRIPTION RATES $1 0Month $ 00 1 Yea, 35c Week Delivery 19 C(1 e Months In F for ida B —. $ 1 70 Pb'.:v- " Other Mail Same A s Mon-it Del ,evp 6 Months 510 15 12 rs %0 00 US Postal RegI.tai n%pr.o,,e that all mail SIJbS(rsptiOnS be paid in advance . Entered as tecond class matter October 77. 1910 it the CWI,ce of Sanford. Florida 37771 No part of any material, revs or ?dveriis.ng of this edition of The Sanford Herald may be re.proth,ced in any manner *thOiit ii-it1itI p!rrn55sci of tho publisher of The Itecald Any in of firm respontbIe for suich r,p'oduc?icn miII be cons.decd as infringing on The Herald s copyright and oill b held Iiab'e for damage ,jnjr the a,' Published daily except Sa'jrday 5jnoay and Christmas published Saturday pre-cedng Christmas L B The lsei'.Id is a member of the Associated Prets *hi(h is en I ri.-s fitledraclusively tnthe LSe for feprodc l,oir, i all printed in tb ne*5gape' Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs )l 07 Fern Park E (states Goldenrod (astb,00k P,',or.lyn I,, cl , a)' e' Bear Lake Forest City Ann Ri;r) a); 9919 Catselberry Tanglewood KathyNibiack Lake Mart An" Sec;.v'v 372 & 7 ci lake Mor' t,r 131 7)10 p" Gordon 13 97 chuk.ota Liz Mathieu 305705 LOfl9siiOOd Ann R, ley 131 9959 Winter Springs Nancy Booth ifl 4733 Colored Community t/5 ClareneSvci'' 3725411 Dttna.(kBary Enterprise Farv*$, Edwards 661.1363 377 41I Geneva Oviedo Stavia Liz Mathevx 3493703 project which will take vast sums of funds. What Senator Jackson brought into focus was that there will be increasing amounts of federal dollars to meet such situations — and that for any valid hope for such federal help the localities must get ready. This where the record in Seminole County has been almost a total disregard and an almost preparation to seek federal total lack of pro money. Now comes the Senator from Washington State with advice to get ready and to get ready at once. This is advice we should welcome and follow as the sands of time are running out. Senator Jackson on a political mission has offered a dividend which should be accepted and cashed in with action Offbeat Ruminations Here Are Some Mailbag Bulletins duce a pound of finished bone' f.42jIO' miles to create a und pt-t'M'nt trends continue, as B HAL BOY LE studIed b. the U.S. Department Another study by the U.S. Dc- of honey. Shape of what's to come Will of Agriculture, she will be taller NEW YORK i AP i — Things * artment of Agriculturt. in columnist might never kDOW if which the bees had to make a the American woman of the fu- and, in proportion to her height, 16-mile round trip for each load ture be shaped more like a g;• she'll have a smaller busthne, be didn't open now of nectar. esUmted they flew raffe Prchabh not. kit if waist and hips. 15 Civilization eireaten.ng to Liir t.sc1f in N. own debris Each American generates a ton of solid watc. or Liarbage. a year. The total would cover Manhattan Island 13 feet deep. rE7 —i1i:, If you had a headache in ancient Greece, the piycari might try to cure ;t by drawLng I blood I II the 19th century two min1 en in Nevada built a house made of stones encrusted with 'black stuff." The next year they learned that the black stuff was a rich silver ore, and they mined their borne for E5,CIX' Which proves the adage that you don't have to travel far to find opportunity. I If you received an invitation in a message signed . Potus." —j--- ._ would you accept it You'd probably be sorry later if you — didn't in the Morse Code, Potus" stands for The ptesi ISSUE dent of the United States." Animals don't seem to be affected by poison ivy, but people can get a rash from touching / the fur cif a dog that has Wfldered through a patch of this :.../ three-leafed plant. // / / Who really runs your household' In old Bulgaria, alter I lTd1 their marriage, the bride and tridegroom each took bold of a piece of wedding tread and tugged hard. Whoever broke off the bigger piece was suppc*st'd to be the boss in the family. Quotable notables: "An op. is someone who te you to cheer up when things art gow' ing his way."—Edward R. M- more I have "I itten Three times in the past year wide and warm ii human things ii hich have evoked so response that I am convinced of this: There Is a deep yearning among people for a kind of specialness that gives life its crowning spirit. It has nothing to do with most of the things we journ' alists and the public figures we report on talk about, like tax relief, the chaos in welfare, workers discontents on the job, the racial struggle. city decay, the inability of gos ernmcnts to perform well The earning seems to have more to do with a search for a lost innocence.%% tilla questing after enduring attach ments. uith a getting together wittlotit shoutIng in unison, with a wish for a sense of continuity in living, with an appreciation for uncomplicated yet richly satisfying en jo ments. Only two of the things I wrote reached public print. The other ii as a eulogy I delivered at a midsummer memorial service for my 89-ycarold mother, which was reproduced so hundreds could read it. It all started in August of 1971. when I said goodbye to a lovely patch of Michigan woods I and illy family had enhanced s ith graceful paths and wandereti through for more than it generation. The story was simple it was a tale of personal attachment to the land, a very special lace My writing of that farewell was widely printed and often fondly displayed Friends clipped it and stuck it Up on refrigerators and bulletin boards People wrote to tell of tiaii of land theili too. loved The eulogy I zcnned a year later was, of course, meant only for my family. my mother's friends, and ours, But it has gone out to hundredt we know, and some of them have sent new copies to still more people. Though it was a very personal document. it had a rong, tiu:ing thread which w.ic tlUk'klY ' ;'ih1c My mothers life was a continuous. joyous celebration of the human spirit. Everyone and everything she touched had thereafter the look of gold. She was an appreciator. radiating warm interest and curiosity 11cr energies !lagged only at the end. She found drama, romance and excitement in all things Nothing was purely routine—and so the whole of her life. or all its portion of trial and hardship. became ,.$grand ceremony. After she tired and then died in late July, 1 wrote a column telling what it was like to make ready to leave the home s here the family had lived for 53 years. It was a small portrait. in motion, of an era ending. never to he regained Again the response. marked by moving letters and word of reprints sent a'bout. indicated a vital chord was struck for many. young and old. Today. October 5, the e;act date of the month we entered the house in 1919, the motion stops and the portrait becomes fixed In memory it will always be brimming with life and uud and things warming to the eye and the heart In fact the great old place stands silent and empty. Only the windblown trees cast shadows suggesting life. But the life there, and much that was in the house, have gone out to the neighborhood, the city (Chicago) and farther reaches of the land. A fine resident theater took dresses, hats, costumes uniforms, valued old theater magazines. A school took hundreds of record albums. A black preacher, long a family friend, loaded his car with clothes and food. F riends got gifts tinged with history. Old trunks. furniture and toys found new homes. A thousand Christmas tree ornaments were passed to family, friends, and neighbors. A church got a share. To all these things clung particles of the golden spirit that marked my mother and enlivened our family and our home. Must it end I think people everywhere are hungering for its touch Or LOT 4 NEW TEA('l IKUS for M ilwt'e \J iddle School a re Sue G1.4—gory, guidance counselor, l':dward 'l'ossi (', I )ca ii of St i ;di.'nt s a n d Marion Such, health. Ann ltilt'v IThoto I . Traffic Jams • et ' it's sti l l there !' . Are They Getting Better Or Worse? By KI2NET1 J. RABBEN Copley News Senice 'Dramatic, res'ofutim,?ry changes heve taken place In about tramportatim. Many people. including some highway specialists and government 0thcia1s, still believe suburban beoocn comznuritim send staggering numbers of residents into cities to work and back agahi. Recent studies of population, employment and traffic by riperts in and out of govertinent, however, show that there is more traffic from the city to the suburbs and back than ever arid the ain'urit is increasing, iii the Washington. D. C.. metropolitan area, for exam . p ie. 40 per cuit of tilps to and from work are between suburban centers. Many people pin hopes for trecc'otn from traffic jams cm systems such as the say rapid rail transit and sub7a,opened P.ay Area h.apid Transit System( HART ,tn recrri'.l) tscv and the Metro wider construction in the San Frztn'nation's capital, Subway passengers fill the trains during the morning and at ternoon rush, amving at the station by the same surface transportation they used to use to go all the way to work. There may not be enough use of BART. the Metro and similar stems at nomush-hour times to enable them to meet capital and operating costs. The subways may serve a need great enough to warrant these ri'ks and (casts. b0 if it is su':h a 'eLi idea. -A h% hasn 't priate enterprise emtxced it' Roads and highways are buut ti. response to public demand. This demand mcres.es wit h sales of motor and recreation vehicles and the r.atlor's po pulation shift to suburban areas. Studies s'ow that t affic thcrascs about 15 farea open. her cent -when ne Littlo publicity has been gisen the fact that highways base been built with the environment and cunmunity in mind since the earl' 1W. The interstate highway system has helped save lives and has reduced traffic Injuries and property damage. Beltways keep traffic off cit streets and help in-town traffic mn'.ive more smoothly, reducing cc.ngesticti. The same goes for similar highways through cities. At the same time, pollution. Is reduced considerably because there is less poll utionausing stop.ondgo driving. Although it is difficult to noace from day to day, traffic cuigestionhas been reduced since the interstates opened and this reduction will continue. These changes Li life-style require r.ew solutions to transportation problems that do not easily call for ri'iote roads. They Laclude increased use of special bus !a.r.es, car pooLs, staggered work hours and four-day weeks. highway serialist5 soon will )oui community groups to Insure that adequate access Is provided new residential. commercial and industrial developments before governments approve them. I loresiWASHINGTON dent bIxcm's ecitfidesit campaign stall is t ep"rtt'd lrc.iaderung his cariapsign schedie in an attempt to build White y }. House assistance for piblican whir might hase a diance to win a Senate seat. Mr. Nixon has been hopeful of gaining additional seats In the House and Senate because of an anticipated heavy win over George McGovern in Nos'emter. Late polls, wtuc± show him ctmtinuir to hold a wide lead, have caused the change in campaign plarito bring the President into states where Republicans could make Senate headway. A gain of eight Senate seats — High on the W74 l.st are Dec fense Secretary Melvin Laird. expected to resign next year and plan a rim for the Senate in his hcime state of Wisconsin against incumbent Gaylord Nelson, arid William Ruckelshaus, head of the Em— mental Protecb ',in Agency. who wants to run agtinst indicwnbent Birth Bayh n I ndi. ana . aria. White House counselor htot.iert Finch also will leave to run for something in California two ) ears hence. tn. Ala-1 Cranston. 1)-Calif., is up for reelection there. (A}wt 19174 Senate seats are getting the Nixon eye. One Is held by Democrat Adlal Stevenson III in flhtnois and another by J. William l"ulbright it Arkazts&s. Another. which few talk about now, Is in South Dakota, where McGovern faces rennina. ticm in two years. There Is a mn'e afoot in Washington to change the iron- name of the city's athletic sta- ,3iurn, tww currently packed to the rat tets on home weekdid dateu of We pro for,-bell Redslians Oxford, . . ' of . Seminole ' I RE LI a' a -- -ELECT 4 At ' $10 a month - I e and apply rental" to purchase 'r,d• sy '0,'' 1O1' Co Pfl?& 5)1 igoqqq - ' Do It Later The Procrastinators Club of America celebrates a "Be Late For Something Day" once a year, with the thought that such an observance might help relieve the strain resulting from the consistent need to be on time. The observance was last Wednesday. We meant to write an editorial about it last week but kept putting it off, which probably was as fine a tribute to the club as anything else. — Nashville (Tenn. Banner Editor, Herald: How can anyone support President Nixon when on the same day that he critici7es Senator McGovern's proposed defense cuts the administration announces that airplanes which cost $15 million each tand we have over 400 of the F-Ills for it total investment of several billion) are being used in Vietnam? And at the same time that the war Is costing over M billion per year, the President opposes a three year $18 billion program tor water pollution control t less than one year of the cost of the Vietnam warp because it's inflationary! The war Is good for the economy, but pollution control is inflaticnary! And on the same day two staunch Republican Senators, Javits of New York and Percy of Illinois, Lay the blame for defeat of two other badly needed programs directly at the door of the White house. The welfare reform program was, only a few months ago, one of the President's top priority programs. But now the President has dropped his support of the bill and would let Congress take the blaiiie for its defeat. Fortunately, tits own I,r,t'i' ke'tit till. FaA .7 J ,,,..,.. BERRY'S WORLD 0 11 0 Senolt' County Planning & Zoning Commission Seminole County Court House Florida 32771 Dear Mr. Daetrn: '11w l.eague of Women Voters of Seminole County has long advocated planned and orderly growth for Seminole County, including the protection of our vital and fragile underground water supply. The current South Seminole - I-I corridor boom area lies atop our prime water recharge areas. Much of our county has salt, instead of fresh water, underground. This salt water area will increase at an accelerating rate unless our yearly gift of rainfall is allowed to recharge the aquifer. We are fortunate to still have if rtwnce to plan for our future water supply. Many areas of Florida have lost this chance, and must go to other counties for their water. ('lose attention iiiust be given to the total distribution and density of the population for tax -supported services as well. Whilethe growth hoolil tuis broadened the tax base. it is if false blessing, because cacti new unit requires extra ex P4'n(littirt's fir s('lI()ls. roads, ' YOUR COMMISSIONER District 3 Democrat - i' - i ;' , 'l'"' . - ,. '. Se'% ai' treatnu'nt, water, lire and police protection. It will be iziany tax years before a new unit pays for the impact it will luive. To protect the environment we so treasure in Seminole ('o)ilt)', our land use Plan must a plan to exactly that follow, not a map to be reviseii )early to record the increased - '572 ht5it) OCTOBER 20 FRIDAY Sincerely, Pat Burkett iMrs. Hill Burkett) Planning & Zoning Chairman Mickey Adam.' I Mrs. Williani Hoy Adams) President The last day. I 'kimuiuig & '/Mnirlg Board, e Mr. l)aehn, ('hairman ('(flinty ('oui;Iiissloners, e-o Mr. Gregg I )rw;iiiiond, (tiairtiiaii Mr. I)avId Farr, County '/.011mg I .l)Irt,;Ic';It .,,,,i.b.,. ., record straight and pointed tile' finger back at the President. himself. Finally, he dropped his support of a bill which would allow highway trust funds to be used to fund ittass transit systems. Doesn't it nwk you ask % h) ' Percy and Javiis did. Why is Pi billion per year for sewatr treatment plants Inflation.ir> when $20 billion for the ar kn't7 Why is welfare refortli defeated si hilt' t' speful $15 million for one aIrpuine Wh doesn't the President support the funding of mass transit systems? Might It be IICcUU5v tie has $40 million in his cainpaign fund and OWeS a favors to tits big business contributors? Might it be that the airvra't l.'onstuctlofl iiidustry has more Influence on the President than ISO million taxpayers? Might it be that the President Is niore concerned about being reelected than about supporting the programs Anwrica needs? Not List tiiv ii! the oi'ltt 'Fh' Wt N if voIlE . Backs Zoning Editor, llerakl: Mr. Robert K. I)at'hsi, ('hair' I nan ,.,i'..if,rf jfnflu"I5 ,'i "1' bI$C)$(• ii f ed ' , .,i sdvarts•d ' 5 44 30 AeoIylS'.nf it ".vii'I iicPn• .)' a ),.,..• 4 141 ',',' ixon The lague of Women Voters of Se'iiiinole County commends anti supports the Planning & Zoning Cmiimission, the County Planner, David Farr, and, the Scm iwile ('iiunty Board of ('muiiiiissiont'rs for their efforts toward orderly growth in w;iilnolt' County. ' It iiddi a , 4 ,..a .,,,,ltipIe., P , stuart N ' 1 POUAdil bu? ,I's '. 1.* f•flI f f,o,.,hI. ,•.i 0 V DON OAKLEY The Board of Education ca. the State of Ohio has issued a et of guidelines to çrt.'ent p:JbIIC school officials from running afoul cf rccenk court decisons enlarging student rights. Among them: c The wearing of "buttons, badges, armbands and other symbols of political or cetroversla( significance is fir:y protected S Students cannot be required to salute the flag or rect e the Pledge of Allegiance. On the other hand, 'at no time should the 'black unpower' or 'power to the people' s;luW be repress less it is a call to overt and immediate disruption of the educational process" It is not clear vkttwr or not it is legal f or schcol officials to disrupt armband-wearing. non.allcgiani"• pledging or people-powe!-salutln' to get on with the socalled education process Possibly a futurc court decision will clarify this point. replied Representing All . ' , Brand New NCR Electric ADDING MACHINE A President f)iem was thrown and as54sSiflfi(Cd in Editor To 6111`0 41 ' he negative," science. Q uestions I)uring the Johnson ,sdm'nistratiun, the fedralJy bult ,ame paLice was named after the Late Sen. Robert Irnnedy. This bothered air. Washingtck'i but no gr.'at slit reaulted at the time. Nine changers new believe twy have a chance to add th& nanx of C.A. "Dutch" Berglaw, chairman of the District of Cohunbia ASTTWJr)' I3owd and a football legend In Washington. He died this swnnwr. Qvi' groupa are iaportøily making p1wis to propose to Congress next yeas that it be the Kennedy-Berg man stadium. . . TEAG[IE and M iiwee Middle Schools are sharing the same lad lit y until the completion of l,akt' Brantley I ugh School in December. Teague Principal W. P. Bud) Layer welcomes new Milwee teachers. left to right. Alan Wi lliams, history Lev I k'plc;'. science; and I ama i' 4 0 GOP Turns Guns On Senate Race is the GOP goal to win cintrc,I. Alabamo, South Dakota, Montana and West '.'irgirua may be added to the Nixon agenda. Opwiism about the rtuts M Nov. 7 is high among GOP leaders here, particularly on the poteiztiil Senate gains. Some are even looking t.eyund this election to 1974 when several big name Republicans are expected to qwt the admlrUstraticm to try Senate ram. " ''Will i repressive regimni' r Saigon significantly Iner.i'-i' the tipportiinitles for Slih'.'0r411,r available to the cnmrntin,q?.s In the future" asked Pank"r Judging from the perienee of the nine years government by Jga Dinh rl.'ni the areswer appears to 'Inn_-al- Pennsylvania Avenue B MICHAF.L OCONNOR Copley e'ws Service peopfr of South Vietnam. but w't)ether it ran govern In such is fashion as to he more acceptable to the people than the Vietnamese rorrimnnkt.s "The population of S(mth Vietnam must asevi relative benefits anl relative depriveilions, and reach conclusions based not on standards of Amerkan political philosophy tit on its own experience and values ' row Copley News Senlct fly I$)NAI.I) M. fl(YIIIHF'hI(. In his .';ay, l'auker sirg,u'ri Msuwlated Press Writer that Vk'tnamriiration offers the WASHINGTON I All) best opportunity for early Months is fore I resident Ugu. AUWTICan disengagement from )Pfl Vim Ttthu cracked down nn Vietnam The administration uiis poitk al opposition In South policy seeks In strengthen the Vietnam, top Nixon ad- South Vfrtnnrnese government iiiliiistialloii 1)lkIIIflf'ts received to a point where it can resist an analysis that reroninicn(Ie(t ronununkt pressure with(nit illthe tinited States stop pressur. rect us military involvement ing the Saigon government "to I'eare negotiations and i'onforiii to abstract standards VietnlnmiFI)ti(in "ranonit p of Western denus'riu'y." sued sunultanc'nusly, with "The GVN i government of equal ctuirwcs of success," Vietnam) can afford, ilfl(lrr ['sinker wrote wartime conditions, In pursue lie rp('numlmnen'(lerI that ti l l authoritarian policies in its dealings '11'tthi ttieiiit,t'r (If the .".algoti gioerriment t,tiilcl supuirth'ulule and viieiferuus urban port among the rural masses political elites who, with few ''by demonstrating that, unlike exceptions, lack genuine pupii- the communists, it is able and tar support and are unwilling to willing to offer ta ngible, imme' 11111kv sarrifk'es for the romn- cliate betel it_s to the mnas.c's Ilion good," tIe study said. In recomuiendlng authorThe study, prepared by the iturifin policies toward the was sent to w urban xilitical elites.'' ['auker I'enthgon as an unclassified naid such policiesmnight tie in. ilocutient In March 1911 but (iIs[wntAIl)le in order to carry n.'vf'r released A copy was iib. rint, thiut obstrit trn ti;, h taini'ii Et'( t'ntl) by The Assi Ihti's, reforuLs benefitting the ated Press. II1flL%C5 Sources familiar with the Pauker argued that the mn;qr study said it received attention faced by the Ttii"ii Issue from top administration OUtgovernment "is not whether it dais, including Dr. Henry A. representative of the is fully Kissinger, President adviser for national-security affairs. A year alter the analysis went to the Pentagon. Thleu was faced with a comniiunit military offensive. He ordered the arrests of thousands of alleged subversives, suspended local elections and tightened restmn'tion.s on the press. Called "An Essay on Vietnatuization," the study was written by Guy J. Pauker, a senior RANI) analyst with years of experience In Vietnam and In- One Man's Opinion Oh, Education, Here Is Thy Sting 'pircv W1Tif Saigon Position t Letters To The li Sweet labor: It takes a lot of work to make honey. One study indicated tha'. 40,000 bee-loads ofnec'tar were required topro- — - 'I.. via-, Document Unearthed On U. S. iiiit'c: 1110,SSAT CUkT CHARLES HAYS Mechanical 5p$ GARY TAYLOR Sports (dir B6 PA.uI Senator Jackson did more than just outline what could be done by the area council and give some sage advice on procedures. He named Florida as a state with growth problems which must be solved, Never one to dodge an issue or soft-talk it.. the Senator grabbed the ecological issue with both hands Said he: "Any fool can solve the environmental problems by shutting all oflending industry down. But I'd rather approach the problems under a charter that tells us we have got to provide for both industrial and pollution problems" Cleaning up the St. Johns River is. from any point of view, a challenge which has been allowed to grow and grow until this alone is a Old fr!rnld ,.i Z PJILK Ullflb (0ANV iLi' ii 4 la "94041141 ;0% yourgas co; Sanlord Deland 201 W let 5') 266 E. NEW YORK At 322-5733 134-1951 OI$.# L..'.i.J I4..4' •'sJ ,e* - ,.-. • , a �, Wednesday. Oct. 18. '1972 6A-The Sanford Herald Look, Read_Buy Josephine Graham 'Citizen of the Week ' i te-)d u bert' she received her P.S The p..biic is ins \1 Md. in the fall of i' to fly MARVA Y. HAWKINS degree voice. Miss Mu11r was this special recital. 3!24I1* Mr-s. Graham taught sewing - - awarded an S1JOO Senatorial claes. canning classes. helped is Mrs. "Citi;en of the Week" Muss Kelley J. Muller will be Scholarship for that SchOOl presented in a vocal rc-cit.al term from the state of Josephine B. Graham. retired mothers wwes prepare food andand water in cans to send teacher. who has lived in Mrs eeSS during World War fl Sunday at 7 at Allen Chapel Maryland through ÂME Church, 1203 Olive Josephine Young. a 11 known SantfOTOier6O)Cars She She substituted and taught a member of St. Paul educator of Baltimore. Avenue. Kelley holds membership in Mis.cioTiar) Baptist Chirch, Sw regular classes from 1931-1971 MISS Muller. the daughter of Mrs. Graham has contributed High Mr. and Mr S. T. Muller. s the Ii Gamma chapter of the attended much in the building of this txmrn and reared in Ovu-do She Mu Phi Epsilon international .n.1 did I urthe Studies at 'ommunity. She cvicikeci for the or College. .t -( attended the Jckson Heights sorority, the Peatxid) Chorus B P) &'OUtS camp during the Elementary School. She en- Concert Singers. Madrigal leadership of H. E. Morris She -. - -tered Hungerford }tigh School Singers. and Opera educated one daughter, Mrs : nt expenence as 11cr most the fall of 19 in Eatonsille Juanita G Harrold, now an dwasgraduatedtflJUneli. a singer was that of a tu rstrUCtC at Seminole High __ l)uring her stay at Hungerfcrd. month tour with the Robert dnnier Singers of New York she was a member of Mrs Graham worked in , • Student Council. chorus. €'ity. During the months Cf .'.l4UflehPFOgram for many dramatic club and new January and Feiary. t-ars. After her daughter Homemakers of America dub. group toured the eastern arm finished college, Mrs Graham She accompanied in.ctrumental western sections of the Stattrtntered and received her solists of the band, and was the and parts of anada degree, and returned to bute to her Kelky pays scalist for a u combo, 'caching full time until her Her first scar after parents her former music retirement Mrs Graham ss graduation was spent at instructors and James she has CnO)ed molding the Bethunc-CoOkmafl College, Wilson. She pays special tribute charaer of boys and girls in wre he was a member of the and sincere apprecmatmn t her this cm:;t She gill se -e BethunOOkman Charal. She current VOICC instructor at 1mm the capacity as a devoted enrolled in the preparatory Peabody. Madame Alice helper to mankind in man de-partznent of the Peabody Gertsel Dusc-hak. a nitive of phases of hf PAULINE BROWN ITiSitute of Music, Baltimore. Vienna. Austria. r - .ir -. F. -: -.- ' ____ ------------.'.• . - -- - -- .\ .- - -. -' y-" j..-w- . 2 - the Longer \'ou' Ad Runs Thc L.ss It Costs Per Liie Per Oa . - / . R?tes For Consecu1ie In.e,tions-NO Change Of Cops - - ---- 1I' Li . . RELLEY MUI.I.ER 3 Lines Minimum :. ace1'e 'i"e'ø Hr,a'd ie."a'a' t . __________________ '' Of %dt1. 'TfS. '.'.'' v' 'rI'4" ?rt & I',flCt' Ar C.L'*'Sl gaIlLaU4'. t'u'i ntprt4',t'" pal $ fl5tv4'ttl %'L1Crfl Ira rI'r'3 Pbcn ,1 C 15. 3 5033. MOtifS 3fl 4121 - STRETCH d .NIT EW !,irtflj ,%lcvlda, ..o'es cl4S'sr' I. ot 7). 7 p tn . or TuC'S Ott 4 g ,2 a m (rOlI nc'cs ,'iLAP S I AfiRiC SP4OPPE. ill MaQflol.i 5. $.'r 3230313 Mr - -. . 4. . , . : •. ( - -j •-•. .. .. \- ' -. jf/ / - ,-. . .. . I .• -- . - - . - -. ( - 7-Instruction S-Financial L grandchildandtwogreat-great- .•x '. grandchildren. one-ear-oId twins - . - 4' . % I I 1: __ .: I' Mrs. Pauline Walker Brown has recently returned from a vacation. She and her sister, Mrs. Estella West. of Monteruma.Ga., visited in CICag. here they attended tht' wedding of Mrs. West's granddaughter. While in Chicago they visited inuseums,artgallervanddined in Chinatown. They then traveled to Cleveland. where A - - . j L N p I II uetownofsteelrnil1s;thentc' ashington D C here the. toured Arlington Cemetery here the grave of the late Jo.r. F. Kennedy is and Mou.t Vernon. On the return flight thtsisters stopped in Atlanta t visit the home of the Atlanta Braves. Welcome back, Mrs Brown. - - The SeTT1JIOIe Chapter of thi. Flcrida Agricultural and Mechantcal t'ruverstty Aluir.ni L1.. MT. SINAI uin'n's day speaker and committee. k I, . -. B . 1 • ft 9 • - .- . • .vi a , - / .' - t S :' •,, . . . -- .. .: - - . .- --- -- "; -' .. - . " . -. - I - ' - -.. -- • , - - F.. - I -. _ . -.: -- .:.- ' '4 B ___ - 21-Rooms For Pent 22-Apartments Rent Unlurnished 23-Apartments Rent Furnished 24-Houses Rent Unfurnished I - 25-HouseS Rent Furnished 24-Mobile Homes Rent 27-Resort Property For Rent 2$-Business Property For Rent , . - . '-:-': •' • --'. . - -. •" . A(,M.SMcCO\ - 11th birthday party "S KAREN McCoy was feted with 11th birthday party in her GNJat the home of Mrs. Mable Matthews. The guests enjoyed masic I cream cake and punch. Those en- ice an - gams and- the triditional i • ii l . \, k GI Tony Clark i )oylng the evening were '\ettie jedfl ziaru. . dt Rb fl. William Brown, Venterina Alexander. Barbara Ann ro Mrs. F_veln Clark, I)an James, Johneva James, Mrs. Willie Robinson, Mack, Van Williams, Long Island. N. V. . . Real Estate For Sate 31-Houses For Sale 32-Farms & Groves 3)-Lots & Acreage 34-Mobile Homes . I - / A _________ _______ - "---i BOB! j!.1ti.SSO>1 I .i sears old .• _____- ApartmentS Rent Unfurnished 22 DeBAR 'V 1 i'" ,,.',,in At,dc tilt i:'I,-1 .,,I,lts L.ellrCOr" _____ i - ______ ' • ' - ---.' L: ::.' •.., • 1 .I I • - I - - ______ _____ _____ . 43-Camping Equipment 44-Sports Equipment Merchandise -' - . .'•__p_.• . ••._/ t_ .I, i. issociatlonisintheprocessof securing a complete roster of all graduates of FloridL Agricultural and Mechanical . Universit) . If you are a • . graduate and your name does not appear belosi, send your ' name, address and telephone k numberto EarlE. Miriott.l'O , Box 831. Sanford. Florida. i. immediately. Berirde Alexander. Katheryn .1 S. COHA I(ftL Joseph Alexander. Evelyn 0. Anderson. Willie A. Ashle', Amos C. Jones, Queen Ester Thomas. Robert H. Thomas Stewart Baker. Sallye Fields Jones. Flossie Lawson, John A. Ernest Thorne, Eddie Tossie Bentley. Scipto T. Bracey. Lawson. Georgian.a McClen- Joyce H. Wagner, Betty H Claudia Brown. Myrtle Brown, don. Delores Wal4en Mt-Gee, Washington, Jeanette Williams Richard Allen Brown, Ada Viola G. Mattox, Willie Joseph Williams, Walter l Byrd. Eselyn R, U.rk. Leroy Merkt'rsori, Charks Memit, Williani, Mildred S. Wright Crawford S>hia 0 Crawford Jessie Meuse Earl E Mmott Savnu1 Sright Jr John Daniels, Maxine Dennis, Freddie Mcbtey, Ophelia J Elotitse J Eubanks Richard I.. foore James Moms SLink D en to I Confab Evans. Joseph E. Fair. Alto.'i E. T. Muller. Ethel J. Oliver, Farmer. Martha Hall Fields. Margaret I). Oliver, Annie S. The science department c Laura G. Frazier, Eurma J. O'Neille, Eliza C. Pringle. Sanford Middle Sctil wi] Fuller, Unda Cohen Games. Herman L Rcfoe Jr., Herman conduct a dental hygien Raymond L Gaines, Charles A 1. Refoe Sr., Shelley I.. Refue, discussion with all sixth grad Gray, Elmira F. hall. George Marie C. Rhodes, Juluis C. student.s Wednesday. Include Han. mina Ii Hall. Leroy Ringling, Charles Roberts, i1l be a sreenlng test L. Malissa Roberts, Janme Rouse, ministered by a dentist t Rhonda Hampton, Hankerson. Juanita G. Harold, Margie Rouse, Charles C. cxip&fatIofl lAith the Seminol Eula Harris, Adam !.. Haynes, Itl'yster, Katie flracey San- Couity health department. An I'hosPhoria F. 111.11, Sharon M. difer, Herir) Sheppard, Theliiia student found Ui be in need t G, Holt, Elmoca I Sheppard, Inez Smith. S) lvia dental treatn:nt will r'eiv hlolt, Edward 1 Htunphrey, II. Stallworth, George 11. ritte's notification i-u give t UilaJenkIns,OhVeW.JOhfl01. SIkr1ie, lAlIie Taylor, Doris A. their parents. $7-Wanted To Buy $3-Swap And Trade $4-Equipment For Rent 55-Miscellaneous For Sale SSA-Household Goods S 4-Antiques $7-Musical Merchandise SI-Star. And Office Equipment 59-?.&achinery And Tools ô-Building Materials 41-Lawn And Garden Equipment I 67-Livestock And Poultry 43-Pets And Supplies 4-CIothing - Transportation 70-Travel Trillers 7)-Auto Repairs Parts • Acc.ssories O AVALON APARTMENT. ADULTS NO PETS llt'W 2nd St 75-Autos For Sale 8 34 M to5.30P M SATURDAY c,oci AM. to 12NOON '..AL. UNTIL NOON TO ..IART OR CANCEL /OUR .0 NEXT DAy' 3fl Iv1i ('I,., ____. ,,, ,',' - - Houses Rent Unfurnished - - security and lease $31 7117 down - One bedroom garage apartn,'ttt 571 2153 after 6 p m - Two bedroom with nlorida near I I and Lake Monroe $115 mo. plus s.curity deNY%'t 323 w 0111 - , - 25 Houses Rent Furnished . - LIFT DRIVER Prefer22yearsor For Rent -2 brdm , houSe tr,il"f futni%hCd Cen air hc,it 377 54S' older with fOur years eiperercce, Permarlef,? p.os?cd with bCt-Iefts Salary co4rmcn%utMe with Ci .e Apt I1'97 Chines 51 . ',,' 1rrj,j'.rt CItce _____________________________ House for rent 311 0837 _______ _______ iin' Furn,Sr.'l DEL TOPIA' bedroom available Nov I, 51)5 month. Two bedroom, full dnnlJ room, n'w screened porI: SIPS MACHINISTS WELDERS Available nOv. 511 13.40 )?3 OThD - Warehouse Delivery Drivers ' '' Business Property For Rent 2$ , - - _______ OvICIN) tO l(',iS", N c'w commrct ,l Ft with olli" over 1,000 S (,i space ii. East of II. lit & 123 5620 accep' ng applications for #,areP'Cij'Se Oflypry driver'S to work n Oriando Must bC 31 years 04 age or older. •iC,lICflt health 5 r gP-ts a wev I Mdnght tola m - -- -- fringe Wanted To Rent 79 t.eriefts Please apply 200 A North Pirk Ave , Sentnel Star Office, Sanford Oct 15 4 p m to 6 p in l" It'.''' r0O" nyilid Provide 111cm board 372 1567 .5emntsonh")nr 'o Pier,! Operators, pa.irr operators. roller operators. arid Lute men npØpØ. ,,p,r enced wIth asphalt Fort Lauderdale. 303 S$ 4651 An equal opporturidy employer - -, - _.., , it'" Is there a house in Sanford one 51tii ri-c' tot lu-s.. old lady car a month' 5iFi5 ' Salary I Commisi on 327 4567 Houses For Sale 31 - LITTLE PEOPLE and Maintenance Man needed Apply in person to Bat-aria Jots Looster HOIJW. 25C4 I rpr(fl Ave. Sanford Janitor DO GROW fast growing boat Eccetlent company v.c,rers. for kitchen P.as built A II'. f rarge, (eott4l tseI .,t .- hP $11,503 t,.refits Apply Siickcraft Boat of AMF. Rcjtl Plant, ',.tr'ford Airport. BlciJ 112 372 An Equal Opportunity 7100 t: mployer II 71?') 1-41 At Tll'',' 1'.''' Set W(I' Stat (,n ri Person. t-•i .',m'A.ds St-elI, 2O Park frr .I1 177 60' I Plight,, Sunda,'. I 14u1d.ItS r,i.' 377 4615 322 6416 Female Help Wanted THE TIMI. Tt.SILL) I iW'S' tIll 170 P4 Park luvc , ) 4 A.ii,ldltI' flUSi t .it l 7 rj BUy OR SELt. A/0P4 (.slI 644 iO1' S temper Agency McQuiIIafl Sest: ,t'ii,' C i)iiflt'i 11 ,$ltoc " I MIt I- P LIP L. API DO W P A' i c I,,' 497$ ui9s It's' Eve Sunday 312 7371 dicates a preference b4Sed on age from employers covered by the AGE IN DISCIIMINATIC EMPLOYMENT ACT More nformt tic ' may be obtained from the Wage Hour office at 19 Carlairlu NE t2190 BuIlding, Seventh Avenue, North Miami, Florida 33161. telephone 350 591) Counter girl wanted. Approilmately 25 hr per *ek SI 60 per hour (,i, y's ifouse of Par Ii Que 710$ I rend's Ave - Sanford ' WantedOne MN, LPPI, and Aides Apply Lakevie'vv P4urs.ng Center, 919 East 2nd Sf idc won-ian to tare for 3 'I. Idren ancj do light hOu5*oek P4.-•i Oeltary. This NEWSPAPER does riot knowingly accept HELP WANTEL' ADS Iht in 641465$ .2 .-,.,- 30'. ?t-4P 37) 0096 rge 1 r:drm - 2 b,,th. REDUCED lIe room. w w carpetnu, ccci Pi a 1?) iS?,? ' t.'i,it ft.i 11 avennO Park setting, lo' tIn' tamily concerned ,ihout long rarigt' viilut Modern 2 bedroon' 1.0-ste with plenty of corlvenie,icCS Priced at $27.50) .ini %p.a(d' O,'.I','r y..ltsIS to deal njw iS (' 7*14:' Alt' I 1411 MagilOii.i Large I bdrnti • 1,11,, corner lot, with large oak fireplace' W ". t'sg room. t,,n.ly room. wall to carpet ceo ar and t's,-.it .'. 'i I ,',it Cd 1'i(k yard with shallow 526,0)0 Call 322 955$ ts II . ----PIPIA r'i.H K 3 bedroOm. I t ,ut?%, (JO large corner lot n.t ii, i.,::it',(aipf'ii. for privacy (lull n ,t,,in r'trat $21 Oct ..' • 11 .t I.) iSliI 's --- - tHis 1)2 11614 or riu..r' ,,tpetrct. , U: flIt 31? V.1.1 1 ftd Iii . (ii. 7 baIt., yari. (CO h a fully doublt garage. d.Sh )I.S00 373 359' '. " , Leisure World Johns - ,t7 ( ('_ I ." ru"dQfltS and newcomers ,Il fInd thIS directory 'ht mos? coflveflIet and ,,' . _,__'\ ;'s7 -' . '. ' ..0 Auto Ifl,uI ,JI1CC - ' - - ' . - • -' ,-' - 3 2 22 6 11 fr •'' ia'. tIC?" - Pa.t I '.1,, StAb. 5 CII ?v.v 1 ( 1j0i yci .1.0 C '4 01 '•0-..at I ja-. i i .e"l La' I'P,tb'f S'.an.a' (oioipd B -' j ''"0 $,4? el i l.,.i' ' 'i'' - aid SIW"lt. a's, dO". -.i"d 1*S. .1'. 51, "Xi plum1 t'lin' II "M4 I'd.a". t'Ou P.'4'II "ill ua?br'Ct Aàtfl'J " - "'" . , i',,,," I. -' - , " 'I -- Carpetlr'i - . ., - . , P111111 ,fr ,. Cci iIiul("s - ----,----- 'fli._1 , p $ , .-OO(S4 J.li"1 'iJ Il) 4'VlO --.. ,''.g . IALW. I ()E 4.34 1333 •, ".' I,. .1'. '' 11 .rn.uuiia.mi , nt" , njrntrv '' ' , 1 ,' 11l)7' . ,• 'Cdli(I. P1,tafid4hil.i4'. ''15-0 SOd Loati,' ujOs. 5e4 544)4- : " "1 T TIlE MIN'tt't RUSH t, 4 ., ' ), I .4-t.O rn',lt*f I,),, - -' ..afl'fli$ i RemItal It 51c: - '1 '.tuco iSPiCK C.1 - '- ' , . - L,iLlliOIA S ' .' ,' ' , ' , -, '' 113 , , , . , ' , ,. ' . ',t - , . ' -• ', ', .. - '4 . ' i I ',lIeS ),'.,.I S I'' --*' irvisti' ,..,. , . -' . . . , -' -. Irrigation '.r.gt. sOy sly' nave 's, I' I .'..iiqi5 lI'VJ RS CiLIoDE for as iu.v a'.', , lS7 ' 5t'' LtWAtsliC a 440*4,t & biinij tO a in 127 (7 'ii 14305 ft '. 51 I a 'It iic,.cw, I 5 II 5a5 l(i4 1.151 PWi(, Hat ________________ '' ' ' 4 ,,tilLt .1 ui , ", ' - i i , 1 ,.' Get In On AU The Action! Line to I CLASSIFIED! '' 'I,.' P4 Call .',t','.t,l, iJ I,,' ,ic I r d.(bIti,('l ,Uc,f iJirra1i 322-2611or8319993 [] Your Direct ttC follos:ni3 tim, ,nj 17 ii ".Itnd I, - t,. i p , "sC•, 'i,', 'i L'sAILY DIRECTO'. MAIN STORE "5 -'t lF BUSINESS _'5' 'it ' - 1801 hwy Il 92 Maitlatid. 31) 76)3)3 Da','s , 'k' At the MUSIC MART $211 1 Colunlal D, II) 5706 Oilaiido. Fri tiI9 MAITI AND STORE OI'IN SUNDAY $6 tSothOpellMLYl & 3 l,l' AI .3 lint' Au t' A s SSQ3 Sb 12 s 30 51651) 52200 5:' 5368) 562 .10 s' oc DIAL 32 0' - .vt.L at'je' I4U"lt'- ',ur.n:e: -. -. -a Being Taken-Apply At ri $ 5 Route Carriers Now * - I 14 , ',t. 4. '4t-.4 ''gC'.s )ult'atC. yI ..717'i i'' 'i Duvufli, CIe4.rvucaI, .'' rig. P&. 0% A*Ilifl(I$. 5 I' ''4 sO' • rij . :' '.1' '' _______________________________ " '''' 4' ' '. ' - P '4 .'. ' Applications For Motor 'Uitti - I nO.4)Oi , ,.- "-'nt , , ,, , ' ''- AAA MOBILE HOME - I 5515 Ill 571)0 - ' ,,,j ' oo s,r. ,,ii'or' I' ' , sO '.5'. , ,'J Ire'. v.11 I',e,*l' FOR iver , yr'S 30 oaflel t4- framing 123 Sal' .",.i.' fOul' ,.,I.ou-- ' Aluminum ikirling v..tti osplay model sold now tttru SepI 10 l,I4EC,ORY MO13ILE uOM(5 ' ' - ' ', , 327 silt' ,, v' ian ij '41.3. ' " ALL WI. i'OSSt. 551014 12.60 Skyline Call $31 2)31 Dealer eass rip.I n.j all 6 nd'S Iii I. qu.r4nftai-1 - MobIle HollIes 34 - Cu.:'.BAT AND rs, or'nca 'out, ' ,',', .,.rt Mtili.øOA 32754337 . t ' - ______________________________ • i. r'g .itoe Special Services 519 ". ''.15? Shoe Repair ' .'.. E a? it'iq F' Lit. t.' 4 . , ' . .- ' S '' U,jiit i' ', , -' •'- - ' ... l, ' . 4. it" ' ' ' HEN 4O"IV'CVU 1.1 .4's.'. ' '°' . ,' _ ' ' ' .. "EN tEi4 repairs O ,li - u"-' "- ' ; -'. .. ' C5i ! ''' ., in i'','' -e" '. ' I I L 1-4 - '.'. ,Jn ii Boy -- & .'. -- , '' I ,-' ' I. :',i'iJ ,our nome' t.) ,.) ''-" UI 4544 IS yrs. elpertn'' '. 'i ,rt5t .erI .'e.,*' . u , i, RIvet ' . # ti CIL" :i: , P'(mi Aue 32) 3411 c .,I p01W II MOt,ia ,i'' ,. 5 ,',''i - , , - t'.j i ,anlold dNGE'i .. . o.n N, ,e'.i's'sa1.'r'Q, 70 , i-f MC 13lLE NORL . i•1.- €58. SER5iIi. -____ 1:1 'h ,'."--! 'a,'.4 'jil $31 2.32) , 1 VI(C '' ''"'i-' '. s'itj5, Skir?:ng'S. Hur' t'sl'%, WIt'.. rooms. Caejn. rooms. Ci'. .nt I ocing ',, ,'sjncng A,, ,,r' 1.. 4.4, , u COMPLETE ','QtLE HOME SERV' , 6173 ¶ - - '.' 373 IOfl " , n., ii -, B LAWN SE4" EE ESTIMA' ' ,, ?UU'rt'1 t$"'''.l I .' Sewing (jlI 321 2770 ',' ' - ',','sTHESJ FIXI1' SER'/ICE JOn.' fork P4intnq Odd I Iic U litton', , ., ,r''4 4. . ' fM. '5• ' - Pe t Ct r , ,. i' 1,, .' i - 'iJ"" ."'''4 .._. • ,.') ',0ri.Ib' ',i ,ors T'm LhdiJ')el'''a"'" 0121. 37] 1710 ' '.- a You! Serve I Home lmprovemcnh _________________________ on' a' ;hi'" MIrror') Ayt0113OtIVC ii.. .j ',r .,l # r) a up to date - _______________________________ ,t Perrn,tnI'rt convenience ,,_) so' - r ,F Corn par 1500! rii.uPi', '.' ,.2ttr are listed ti,)r lee GE -,,u a,''-' , Boy, Do We InvIte * '; ",L'. f't's", The follos. ApplIa mices SPECIAL OFFERING L' '..) - vr;r1 I ' 1 , Prom 5$) 7'e.' A v.t,.(h inCludeS t.Orfle & 10? l,i(,ulOuS cominutily v.1111 .111 fiiittiCS on II 92 ttiOti4i $ "t.IPfl Smnborul and Drhiary OH Itt F br dii Road Phone 654 dill, Dclii' o' Or landi 617 14t11. St 'ni 'i.ONL".'. 1 ',oe 4. Ce '11.,',"s HWY 171)2 at 5 POt I'4TS 121 '-'vu,. , -. , - .4'' l72%h4,tl4,'4 414 1s00 'O.fi Oytly?Ii S .0 '11' 1 r 24 nI,or 5erue & lIVO'rS i)r Ccd.t.onin0. Refr'qerat.Ori 5e"u ,"3 ..Intmir'l l",l r'q C".. '.44 as.', ,'. ',-r P1f A?? IC - HOme Estates and Marina on tr, - 300 N, French 0 ' • SHOP THE EASY WAY Eng Springer Spaniel PupS- AI(C 4 weekS, liver & *h.tP, e,(CII4't-! .-..t. 111 51111 - ' hi..., I/ ,' - S a? DeBar,, I.''. ..' ' .j ui'. r'5tIønt'i i t-s r' '.'.CS' ply Daunt " , 5' .n 1)3 I)'iv vt',nt ol 57 I' (h'' SA*4 CR0 51.5 '. I '.'I - ' 'I '',1 l',t St 3:: '.111 CANNON MUSIC CO. CEN1E . iN $I95 C,r.snsi ')-" . . H lit,) • 330 It lot v.ith 3 t'J' i'n tralCr $17000 lOS i $35 It I I 110) lOiikwiiil 321 3140 tinavIful - '4 ' ' ,..,,Stset ' ia, I fidrin , (13. lii' It' ' tr .t i,i ,',(lltCflt (00(111 - 's'.''tiF FUIP%'i'4' ,%..im S.i.e 4' '"a' 5t,t,7 1' J ' (i'''l i Wit-. •.'.i It_i let lit ii 1',I 1,111 C S v 5 5, i jOii',PaV ,%AL • I ,,ii hod t .t iv l,'7 SIS' JIM HUNT REALTY jtbli,t SINGER STRE. I STITCH 3-405 nh.i,lt ,'cir's'.vjy 1'1.5 ,,- 32) 18S ,.,,,, ONLY 1 117 1141 t' tic' 7 Yr old Regstired Pant StIr, 373 2701 ------ St-n ,'i,e - Pianos. arh-t)9S 1, Fas?134rW P1,14 44'iNSefliw'. I Irs Cia-i" - . Air Coc S.n,)In car garagedOOr. wit?. lock a'' h,,rdwiire 535 OulS'i.le o'" I 5) SO III) Buggy good Lots & Acreage 3) ' I UWP41URE .,ll Ill 7194 HAR R ISS REALTY T4t, ' I rn I',lSy. QuiCk carpet cleaning tntt flIic Lustre I le(trC Shampooer 'nI, 51 pet day CARROLL " Ca libart Real Estate ho I. I ty £ lb S Sunland ,'J '. thin' IMMACULATE liii', tetiron" rtoflie completely Irricri F PIt well liihidS(,IPCCI ,,''ut I ii: rd il Sill month, 55 0) ,1t It,, 111th'1 ,r ,(il tot. pr ii ,',! • lb. F -- 317 1315 1,, DEE S TAC. P0CM 5,IddleS, Bridles. dater'. 3mi weSt oil Ion 46 Open $ 30 I 30.6 tO and weekend 373 V 01 - 372 8th lOrbditir)nwd ';pin.t. The Shoppers Guide Is Here To I ,,ns6 TrukS, 1 (,),i S.'r.,' MagnavO'. 5100 l' 5,405 t,44'IN 1 - Livestock AflO Poultry 3.D MAGNETIC SIGNS )S41 SO !'renuh Ate Day 322 7712 4dt'. 1st'.? 6S ______________________ 10 hI!) Sears rang mower Wagon and Spreader With ma,ntenilr"." tjl.t , 5SS0 Bern OSpenser w ?A0 toll iJ.IS i,tt?eS, 5250 32: ,'.',stc AM 1,145 - .,- Sanford Realty 3 BedrOom. li bath masonry home in Sanford, close to school and shopping Outside nerds some p4iflt At is. 517500 901 775 7163 eve', between 7 & 9 -----______________________F. 1)5 1' WI A( Ti .51 511 .1') I Coleman Circle 322 )058M 53ll'jnb84 Ufi 511,5 Opensundat 1 1041' I , 7 " i't,','41 •' '.1(-.''.I tIl'ili?bi,,I '.p n' OntO'- 51 tC Reported likt ne locally O,'spon%ibie par? ian tak, on 0's o4yrnent ballint" Wr.'i' before vu '.,ndtruk North Pta Piirio. PC F lr (, Spr 1141 pIt) tb' I lOt 62 Ur P,)fll1 ar N?.,?. I I f \ '1 - .SrS'rs" PlCwOPCtpiPCi5. reasonable. and other items Come see at 106 WeSt , 11 eat I st.'' I' 9 t,nfla' , P 0 ng ASower TItiE CONT ENDED HOME OWPIER '.14'ill enloy gracious living in tilts t,dClteflt location Many feature's Show thiS 7 bdrn's . 2 bath, formal rec entrat air dining room, noon's. a rare bOy til 532,50) %tre opening, ,ap,ri.nce retil SaltS personrs,l needed I'(j%tQfi% also open for Manager. furnished or furniShed Pii.0 fleighbO1tlOOd in 7001 shopping a' Ide,. Wt 20 nhj Dre's Ct'santlllv lace. Or's:) 51. 7 664 S*04 "i I bedl'OOtfl. Pleat, newly t,$ nt i'1 insid4' ,intl Out. 3 tic'(lroOn's, I bath, 517,950 Ideal br toupli' or i.ntli family Near t. At 1)01 ST. JOHN'S REALTY ocr Irante hOrrid', corner locater's S3S.000 STENSTROM REALTY $.iter.'ja". 3 Speed Spidrr b'ke, $11. Oil sca.'n t-eter, tank, t,is. Odds & Cods 37) 5857 alter S P ce(1.,r N -r Musical Merchandise Piino, Cable NelSon Spinet. hi. Fl Magnovoi. $100. 321 Ill-f takes it irage with doubIC driv,wap I'. they 51(0W you'll f rid IPICS" I.e tedrooms and tv.O baths fl's,it' living .n Son Lanta a pIeO%Ut" • Florida reom has firt.Pl.i I .trrgla5%PsarlO ly up, isperienceci 14 3 ..IIr,itt'vc' .4 bedrOom, 3 bath bomb' i lot',, with Ira , Iu'r Near .,ct:(l% mud stioppinil Tb." ' ,11t0le Thing'' for this: Putt 01 TruCk Dri,tf CaSh Rt'QiStPr. SIC') l'hobiC 313 3690 :.t TOWS ?S85 Park gritS, ,ov:i1,i ,'. & Holdar', C,sil 322 6051 37? 61)6 72 6635 222 Z bedroom, 1 . lath with panelled family room It'S neat and clean First 51.900 Is ,,ll 'iou Pay fob' thIs f ''ill 74(14 S tenstrom Realty ____________________________ S takng applications for FORK and Three F ,.IuSivr Si rsl,ind ti('ClfOflltt% .1110 10?'. t'l rcy)sn, bit .1 t'.iPPr t,i111'lt I u'n(rlI Os: (0/tilt LI ste 500 5100 PE'R MONTH - -- - LONOW000. 7 o,'woom tn,.". houSe. $135 per month, plus jOdCtOfl OfficC .va4'ttu 1197. -- 24 ,aca'ovn insurance) Apply 1797 Charles Si , Long'wc'od at the ompany )',ls Hv.y - Needs WILSON PLACE 3 Bedrooms. 7' , baths. (j.Oth S'H' family room, wits lrs'pla u( ri-c-ne'd porch and all the eitr,is trial make home in thiS ,itC,l SO orsirable Cmli today for details lIt., se'. itsoymid to your lot Bloc I and It mmmi Prire mnciucte'a hOuse i'.'rmits. movIng, new fourvijlon flu.ldn) Moyer'. '4' yflti lOt Mrs Winter Park. 614 5300 Saunders after 6 and *ekends, Orlando 795 Oil? eccflfl l jtp ',,,'l' 'i .'"' 'SliP Au!isr'hiit'4' V' 57 ILIANCE 5. 123 069? - Kids 'N Kurtains- - will finance Apts 7 Adull parks. 7 Tr6ilerS I arnIe parks br steady workers (Hoidayi. salary numerOuS uS Ideal tot $86,700 O*t,rr , .)-.) L 0.71 (3THER 49 / 11 5 ' "Ir Ms' '5) 10 tarr-ib" Gnu TI i. EVISIOPI SETS 575 UP 1)25612 ('CC(i THE SHOPPERS GUIDE 41iiiOflte Call Situ .pt 122 911). or SIP at SAid tORD SEWINC, CENTER, 3071 riinflOfC v.,sP'pr, parI'.. 5tvi(P .sed m,ich'nrS 7,COPIE Y A P -- RIVERFRONT On Wekivit intludes Small 3 bedrOOm home SAN MO PARKS. I 7 3 Bedroom SanbOrd AMERICAN WOOD PRODUCTS iNC 576 _, - WEt. AkA APARTMENTS 114W $'.t ASistant manager, and casnl,rs Apply in person 10 M.dco Discount, P.nperesf Stioppng Centpr Iritaf to ALP) ;sONDAYthru FRIDAY - bu 5et1 trade 1111151 lr,tSt, $695 -' '' TerrY's'. Wit. SOb, MAIEM r1.JWPI1TUI4I 1,' 'sIri s ,it 'N i!v's' I 'il .q Include;; E Month'; ":. imp TV, II' DeluC cOlor, 2 IiurC tube qganantei, 1 yr p..'' A, labor guarantee Two fl 5to 579') cii(h lfl 0719 For Sale _______ I)') Walnut '771 ISO) - 'S Honda. 1.4(14!. I'.ac3S. ,.s tari s' 'dl ..l It I. I I .4', 550 66* 6310 Miscellaneous New Spinet Piano' CFP, 2 Re'tsta,It 17,lPuiirbCr4D4,.d",OtiSOI'Mt.ISOCC ow mileage, .,C,tl,Ct (IYSiItOit ttir S Ri'sberson ¶7(1) 327 q'p '" 5$ Shell hiOthle on ISO' s 75 lot On Angelos Road Deflary Ask,r'su 59500 or will trddl.C. i lot trailer arid or lot Parrc,tl. 3707 1bit Air' . t.pi,pkti 116 3172 Ill Owner - 3 ticlrni 45(P A,,tx ado cj.is r,,n.ie Good corditin. - '1W . SALE ri /0 '1W SEDAN A,r Cos'iditior'Prl 'r1 s' A 11 O"OP4 if- 'lEN ifl 80.16 14ACI, 1st, Ctrv.ntown I' Alt 1401.1 5 1 5) 14111 hIll I 114 '1 1st '. 17) StIl lv.? jl) "IOr*I DCD Ut L r OAkl OF'S It Ut Motarc'cIes And Scooter% I] r'4P'i 'il 13.1 0) p ,'h . ,,i,, ,,t" A 5' 5)8 1(1 .,rd 54, 71) ',tr".e FM nad'o. I v.ith S t,ii.I Ii.' Rent nnon Music D4Q"w)SPiC 77 Stereos (3) hon -. it, -' la-i c's ! ','.s'.e music center. 4 Ir.rI (a? ?,,n174.t41t'PIIVCP, AA FM Stereo. .peAI 1! ,v'.tPrb'% ritI %t,nsj )fl isiS) Of P41 A Ill II W:,il,,waj, F5,itsg fiPrIS EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY ReS 372 77 ' lI Ph 371 EquIpment For A U',TI P1 DLVI OF' .,.iilatile '.1 PiT COWl' 631 6)00 101 C WEST FIRST ST - ,,t.',' :Pl ;'t' re $1100 "''tb"' (s't$Cof 5C 56* 'IN is..,-) As 'us-v. is 5I$l invuss 50 )A# r wP%r.,ef O4,mPril% (304 1 cr, 373 tgna lip Mart-na, rr,c,'plete ns'c4.riC Itfi)0 ne-v.. .45km!4 ISSi) 1,'l 5*3-I '4' I P .''e '.utrtniil I 'IC nW W' h' It ri potl tabip'S 7 lamp'., SI IS ill 644 5956 - a, WI At. ISTAT I. INSURANCE , ., ' II. .' hetJroOtl brick homes ,tade.ny Manor. and San t.iti. 1' HA Finarti -1114 it,diviiflt's BALL REALTY 1ind INSURANCE COMMODORE APARTMENTS 3 $3.10 3027 MagnOlia Ave '.i - - land) bCdbOOin '.Soderfl I .'.ost.e tiaternan, Broker, 371 7611 )SIS Pirk Nights Sundays £ Isolidal'. Call 372 6O1 12? 641e 3)? teiS I,'.' 1111 lit ri'?U'l'. lIiIJI.inl' PS •' 1 .5,' flip I on trill .trs,1'. ''0' .'1 .0 i..! bathS. 7 Reduccd for ciuck sa;e I ,r,nr lCiiviflg town, 3 bdrrn. til& ,,, ,irpeted. arid furniShed Clean Pifl MuSt see to apprr'ciatr Ri-lty 172 2420 Sanford A',tERICAN WOOD PRODUCTS. INC s 'ang applications for saw operators, mOuldet operators, Cut tt nn, assemblers, If? dryerS. s'acke'I, and helpers. Staring wage's for %klIS. 57 SO an hour for hose who uaIfy Short work wetk, complete bne'fit program 72-Import Autos 13-MotorccIes Arid Scooters 74- Trucks And Trailers Available Sat miter noon and Sun's by Appointment Large clean $st floor furnisricti .spartrne$it 1001 PalmetlO Ave , Sanlord Store opining- E,petieI"Ced rtil ialps personnel Fill or part trn Good salary Pee vecaon. rsi.jrance bpn.ftt Reply Bc' 167, care of Tt'e Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fia 32171 /.-r' ,:i Two bedroom fully Iurfl.ShI'(i duplel, 1370 S Orlando Drive. .e* Esceitent SO-Garage - Rummage Sales t,ir'i.l 1i05i1. scI)ara'r dining (J.l'.i'I" SI? 5i.h r. lenced corner 'riancing and adhadI'fll iii ,,s,lable 7570 S I aurel bedroOrli'.. *49 flt.jie f'•s $,rvj.-r ,O9usuatmeit ,teDi'rdba 4.44 /31 t 'ye ,Øb.p 9 p *'ll $17), or 1)5 7754 lb S 4(,, I '.F.tIlR IF INTER 210 1 is? 5'. wn 171 4141 Wanted To Buy I'' I'S It. ApartmentS Rent Furnished 23 anti *lliflg to work flightS Si-Auctions . ' 42-Boats and Marine Equipment i1YLAPIORFAIII ç'-ir ,r',s,,fst TAKE OVER PA(MENrS , ,r, net. $91 Other Jr.4 jigs YlPiC,DO4 •, SE'ltN". 1,41 oP .'ss I),' I)? Singer i' i,inj'. or'' i ' CHFV'f ; i4 HAsy i/s ('AO 4. ',I A'i'O 4 4, $aefn'l. N.M 4. 31) 010$ " par's Oef's,,'II - I i.t.t bert. dresser, Pot '.pr'r'g'a "ii matlrecs I rpnP's Proyr" ii '''I v.,?t, t'. Spr ssgc P. mitt, .-. Maple UntIe, Pe'l'riP' Ill Ill') mit 37? 441% )t'i'rt o.atc' ' , .',.•I'-.'t.i, ,' 11) 154) l'iiIit it 1.114 11111* l ut y Yotillil 14 'I' 7 00p fl's 'lIlly ID S We buy 'si %.'ii ' i.' ' CnnS.gnrn.-nl'. . . or hoost'tiOld t,.'tomC 104' inlotm.,t.fln I $iirihi".''l ''in V.'cm.tl'on. 377 9471) HWy lb 7) ',irtt'-i,t 1,-.' 5'. 7500 A.'." H (i.e a r t ,(.rr ,an-y Stork Parts ArpccnriCS n,.t.c. arid $10 gal gas ' i"I "a''. alter 4. Auc 110135 SI WA I ElI I 14011 I (UT IV E 'my unusual 3 hdr rn , 7 bath. w it pat M&'diterraflr,ifl hi ge ,'rtooking spring fed lake Oil We Play,' Many Otttc'r Listing'. Open Saturday Morning'. _______________________________ - -. ,. )77 i ' .', Bundle, riO finance charge ii. .siitiSSiOhi Owner needs ias!' it', wo to S i per mpnt GI loan I 1 biith.C(lli1)I)"tt kit, lb.' lit11th '. w cnnditiOn 171 6261 1 '. ifl Sanford. too wiii knov. 5'..' lbs I t-E(lro'In 1 bath w i it ill.'. I (it'll, ,iIttI $t,iti ,',tras is i at S 17,950 s..' t, , -. '(.0 11114 $ liPt ?elyIiSliSi'w'lt Many esus4els "i Cttu'wP IrOn's ;."!t r$ownpa'4m.'' "is r (1. L ".Ii 's' Mr rvu)t,9a(f Mr N,It.rsg,rneanI.* 'isnt,iedt ,rW iypii•q'st TFR. H'v.'y I? 97 at S Pint Males, 317%. )Il .. 4 S ite'. I cadet it ytW f' itlusivn 5'.'v I AIR what ,i r4',il estate doll,,, " w - 5 I' ( ',..,',I . 1'.' uI.''! tt c,bf..r ni (ilmasyri. 4nastOr Females, 5103 814 household 1,0011% rip,, Ste n stro m Recreational 41-Bicycles -' jill after S p m ______________________________________________ grthjate. good personality not attic of people or work lnguire 1100 State St - Mr Boetn.r No pnone calls please, 35-Income & Investment Property 34-Business Property 37-Real Estate Wan?ed i':..'d and reliable (ipeciefl(Ctl deSire'S w,:,rh. by day P44 aap ?/,'y'lna.V, a i*ev.t ir 310 Pu.Ik •tlQi-. tow ".tw'wl ?..,nt,43 pPIltda Pf.Cl ''5 cdl 119 Sifl of 319 ¶194 6Am 145* 41 DGWPI tOilS 4ri '1W Tam 5 , MV'. A.(r, WarloCk. f,t,Crman p,,ps primary tints Auto Ppairc SA Gnodc ?U1)141 A5 1(1W' SA', I',I:h .il Ii Uh I'.. ',oI'tI,itS P. ltlit'hhiiy'$ ( 6fl%l IH 377 6436 i., 1 - 112 I iI.aw.ith.iC " I- 4 S ,ra%slioppe' 13% lycnmlflQ I. .si,tnv pat merit' Ill 1826 I ilti , BAIT P. 1 AC WI F', 119 W 1st St I vP Ba t , (,rr,r .rC'.. fleer lOs A '4 5)i," :I.'s% H) 47)2 ------. t?rfliflOIr! ¶)Ortlnq ENS1 RUM REALTY Payton '. pv le M 1971 F 'i iIbriMS fisr(eS (.414CC SOS'S Ills re.iW.htiti I,AIC' ,ef,,.ii 127 5 , 4 Hint $7) 14?la""' 4 u'- - 1411 Ph3.Ippctl kit Psrst. let's' rIl It..'' i..t',i', l,n,i.,t' iii II Sell In,, ,i 77 i,'. 3)78044 "I' ., (itSIll' 372 3a91 Cunderella'S ______ 'ALES haS opening for SALES MAN M,jSt be h.gh schooi 2,-Wanted To Rent .$-. -. -- yi, i Rentals a nAuo° will celebrate their second anniversary Sunday 7 pin, at •' 1Ii - ' Bethel AME Church. Canaan -. City. A musical program has been planned for your enjoyment Rev. Cthan is pastor; Mrs. .krtie Sorrells, president .,1• Ic '; - A-. ., 7.' l J I EXCLUSIVE P I 1)5.1. i't',t. ii,,- wi to (teat lhc high to'.? ot ,.rQ us tO buy it's nice cluple' 0, 14' in one unt - and lea%i' ttsr 'it for an ifl( fl'I$C E.I. unit P'.%'. I i' roori's. din'fluj ,irea. equ.ps)..t i tipn, terirnorns. one tyitti r s cy'stit,nnirstj Now prit .-t 'st s; ;t ,',,'I sit or care for tiCk .,nd it Ct Monday Fr uilay 373 1 i4'Ià4 man to drise truck, load mater II and vk ri unlO 't',r bard 1, Hr *eek E' celIen, Irrige benefits Apply ri person after 9 a m to Scotty'S HOme Buldert, 700 S French Sanford 13-Male Help Wanted 14-Female Help Wanted IS-Male - Femail Help Wanted le-Situation Wanted 17-Domestic - Child Care I M ,'':all , tai' ,irtt, i nih ,,i1I ,l ri? 37111 Employment ___ ..}j.\i\ ;\I)5Z}1EjliI .AS}ILEY i lJ .r '4' ,c o' h ,i'j i4'irn .1 s atiat' skit at ?P'e san- c tmr Startino pay 57 30 to U 3 an hr Send brief letter with perspnal detaiis a"d goals tØ Bo. No 461. care of It-p Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fia 1-Lost £ Found -. '1 I (tall ll,laytx.y). 71 ft nd 11' I:'. Ill' bohncr,n p,,ttitartt llietf ii t','iltoonl% tic r.- tiatt,% 71 • ill 'dii roori. 1,1*,'. trnlniii tIC's' F... I,. ii MaleHelpWaflted 3 - Announcements I 1 -si hr,iir iii 5, '. tll'. 5 149$ S,mrneSa t' ,,.,s,ml)*Cr S hl!' Or).', 1771 75 - r s4t Sold new Ire $3fl Ii,, l'i''l''.''' 371 I 47'. ,.bles A Iri Itull flow 14 Ic' 'us,, children by for ,sn hour or ,, ct,r, '. 2-Personals 3-Announcements 4-Cards of Thanks S-In Memoriams 4-Business Opportunities ' i/ll C4'i .4 Pr,i / •i,f'P tars •e 5'? tall trof0 1") Cr*CP?. Aye, 171 414 I lrie stat ist. vuaQu'vo 4 p414 Tt,nn1arn$ $545 as-il .-int Clean FaIn ShIFt t,F'u'S (ISFO CARS in Quit Autos For Sate 944 P.w' Fan,..., 7U'P aoile. ;t -vs 's. at 119 C.m..?. Ap 4.4 aterw' rylt'lmfPf ,i'l u". 'l/ ' )flG)7S -) 1 i,.,t' pteat nj 172 i '' , riit 01 PIP ,ti.oI 5tfld iirid ¶0 gel tic rIcer's 171 lISA 'erie' I shape I S P ' . ' , •' Ill "I r'itb 5,11 he's 14 IiF '4 'i ' 6 bill (ee1y Au- m7i rlIc '* i POI'l',t)PJ P.(Aul'sr 7977 hwy U 71 ChECK THIS FOR VALUE Churches t • I - %I P.t s:n I.i",' Ii ti it 'sIr 1 s- TRAINEES . $• ,i'r\tS'r' CLASS I FICATIONS r. - ' PIANO iESSOMS ed e of her dauihter, Mrs .t.me Bradley. with shom she '1es. Also c'elebrating their : rthday with their great. . .nd.mother were Shonda :' ant. 9 years old, whose ta1 day was Oct. 14. anä cpherEBrad1ey.3years ..ihosenatalda}wasOct Mrs. Rice Is shown holding t fourth generaton, her great-great-grandson. Aiphonso D. Williams. Grandchildren helping to make this a happy occasion were Nellie M Blake. Juanita Bradley. 'u P..,,. ,$ts ' Near •3$ 3$5l . p I 'I 7) it ,,bl lila it.,' l,i% fff' )i4.niSq,ti ,,otr.'im'tI ilc.''t Ii t,.,ur'. 311 8044 ,; t flr'hr' .%!.rr, I (if'ilu,i,u'I%. I i,,itl. .'. II burnihd 1, arge lot witI a,,, i:, III? .' .' Domestic Child Care ..rch,Coc'oa.Oi24 /\ 5' - MACHINISTS __ -- -- , I clu i pfl1('Ilt Pvar inc bath, ret. an t ral t''t's Is :'..i'trIf y,ir tt ttt'('bI lot at.''. I?? by .11liritssi1t5l iii I,' i.t tsi',;s ,,',$:s .'. Ii'.,) •,, 'I' %',iti'I Iiili:. 1 liii ike H0we11 P 'ait t ,i \ sr Iii it lit ¶ I I.:. I liSt road ntis ii' __ ____ west i't If 9? - trc,Ce Staon Atteridant Apply ri ç.erSOn t 714 13th Si . Sanford . ' AnOR f 115. (,t'neral I a lit Pt, ANT MAINTFN-'N('F il[t,t AI1( WI I Ill P', $iI4' Instruction 'ISS rTj I off I? 97. Cassellter -- Houses For Sale A Wt.ilutiitt ',r Ill P4 l'ar I, "#ivifi't it 137 S99F P4 gttt'.. 121 11*7 I 51) 9i) VP4?kPtld Ci iii AAA EMPLOYMENT Rer'sy - c't. And SupplIes MISC P I lane a us For SaIr' Boats 11,1(1 1? A, ('! I 'a .1 dt bv't IP ar,a 1di."* s Si P"t CIidC tPI.% PiCijId tt.! ta''d ' '%t''C ___ - - - Sr's 4' ,?I AQGA a" S ,' '''' '''rl li's .,..,t)l I ,i,',t ,irsI ,',IS, ,i,tirt5 I:, v..' " 7; , 194$ #/ t."e 1?S n9%,tt.r4 I PD I 0, I. - 's.'sI.'ew. alit _._k ,'. 71 is.,,c '.'i'' I-.' io.iTNt'S"i S apply '0 I""''i ti ii 1 .vita It' Apply in per son b. COOk 5 tiahamli JOe'S I' 151 iS MINIMUM CHARGE' nc Male Feniate Help 'Q15'afltc(l BusineSs Opportunities me Sc 2c a Iin tsmcs l limes __________ _______________ 11.5 1:555 %t's'.f 7 1.-itt sit is. 2 t.,,Ih liton a Itonie on I t. uii' itct, .ii'i'' :..s.atl ti I.' ,'.t 525 ('ill I - Cnt-,rii I"i'i,nI'au' j .' - , - P- lIt' )lIt i-e-,rbet Camper, all anu.Oment, itm.t7i'I Aye c,,,'. SlIflO 121$ frieri i.e call 177 4774 121 OtIS ,,.tjt.ts Country Llvinq .'.! - I/It e./.t$eust (Wlditdv. $7' '.feStSti $195 4)1 1141 i Pt.'.,.. hen, cornet lot v.11. fall i'r,itng iiSi. ii,t,, ttpc is'st I .i 'Ii '.'''il'l't'I, i,s, 77 Sill t - / , Today jea' mint cp.4 three Bedrooni - i. I I ,',. ki "'- .'i' ' S thru _____ _____ Center Irteit iii A&Pl 1 :1 .-10 7111 -'. r 't'l C ItSI i'''''i I,'ycl I-i''.'i' v.,'' %I'.it hit .1 hasu.' ii'!,'), Apply in person to M.'ti (3..,iOttflt. f' ri4'( r e'.t Shnpi inn U. "00 TROUPI. ED' al TOIl %e Care 11 i " 'p4' Trrr''. - ; ' :. acts 'I Three F lrt'pliicec ptcflS also ov.n lot assistant ,iianager , and r NrW 'I Itt! "41 1' u-"" ' P 'In '1 8, In, ,,'','-'i' - '',r'i"-..jj.nn V,*Pt SIAv.YC'tJ, ralI'kI q.'. F (WI -'ibM ¶l%') Q.'s'l l,Pr?.p Useti */s, II? 5/ Itt 5' 37) 540') Al IOU'. i (15 1 '' P$.tnp 123 a351 5,.,eP 0 Pt 121) c,.''''. rI'.r.da 1/7 bait, p.,.....s ''i' let - nuvoc F', Saul's Agency to 55t,th , foliage ii.,'.-' s,. C,a,det's Arts Nursery, 7' north FOrit City oh %V I flranitey Road 131 lilA - -isv. store OPin'sU E'i"'r" .., rSuinnl ,.r.,t,'t retail sales Can He's' I.. A. t Dy psrv .,c,nsu" at .'n'. is, l.:' h.hl,rii i'tlnI,t'r.I 'tIn, tu 'u r isIp terviw or 323 070$ after S lOt' $ .tEO %iT4 A oRuI1siNC, 0 Pt. r i rr''-.irs AIOt'Olc5 AnW,'4'% Orlando 831-9993 - - - - .Y' . Seminole 322-2611 1' . ---. .. To %ant Adc - ..' t4rLL flU NOl %Il )R AP4 lEfTS lNCLitI.'i IiY ANS ThE OIP4ER IPIAPI Mysizir AS t1 AUCUSY n''jj1 U We4d," Di,ect Phone Lines -' . - Personals I 'i Want Ad A Sale It .ii p e.i,l It' ,'ty• "I I attre%i'S wanted I' iper icr,. p essential 51 i'er li'is for dl hOurS wOrk per wecA Nt' i'stwi. $eilti Apply t ('lCiida'S Restasitint $500 ninth Ave -lpck typist. SpI'J and 4tt'.iu , 61 ,t.,iilf put, phtjne ci -a c,,i..,(ln 32 lOt I' ICC iipdt ni"i ,, y a." INFORMATION HOU%PS 'o,n idt attenulant i'ast I.,'-.twa i'ta i a I *tjri(tI riniat $ • t4(.r..1.i 'i'O laced 51de t4'' c; Place - Sell-Out". "Grand-Slam" Female Help Wanted 14 rp;I O rn (t ( CII REWARD (iii 37*42 - ;.,.. _____ _____ __________ - .•.. A ______ iest ; WANT AD An appreciation reception ill be held at Allen Chapel ÂME Church, in honor of Res 3 Edward Conriefly Sunday at f :r till 630. This reception is -, - gisen in appreciation of - Have Lost a Found Sunday Voice Recital Kelley Muller In .4 ___________ ' I f,r . sl 31 flj OF tOUSE 'slbOLl \'si YOUR AD IF YOU hIAVE A TEL Pt-ON[ LISTED IN 't'CLl NA\'E �I b' ',,itelnn f4 unthr FinrtLtL revenue sharin. zw: qualstscalrnnc of the Police remunerated in le.c than thi stnU'd it couki he discussed provisions ot the cadet with oh funds U which the rit' SUirdnrd Riiard. and none ore above amount WP1tR SPIUNCS — Tht — grow th factor which generates i compounded traffic Roe.' hasheen au oheit of con te n ti on Ii mans presentationS for ne •. wnen Inc uevewpir prvii' Another minor tuissle arose over paymtmt for tht city 's twi police cadets. Councilman Tro Pilzrnd told council the payment had flo: been included in the budget, and therefore he refused to approve it when presented las month h Chief Walter Itochetar Chief flazthelor explained the cadets are restricted in their hours due ti attending school, but that the 24.hnur wveiecthy conroveracanw it, light SU A A - N1 I ° El IC! In u an annexation request which was subsequenth adapted or first reading Second reading will bc on Oct X Th annexation, petitioned by Morton Silver. enrompalses acres located iii the west side' of 1. pTOU!LIIJfl the Shenat gait course Silver reeque.cled R- zoning and plans erection of an 4111ê. L rntltIed in order ti dr, ---.-------------------council c'erttfu'd ill ;i Cflflhril rtfftrinllt •.- ................•- m phenwn i 011- rrqutiru u. . — hired another cadet. Steven iennetti , who wil l preform clerical duties only Kenneth's rmplivrnent was di&ussed at last wet4:s workshop meeting in other action. council adopted if restilutitir, I ornial1 ratifying eUiblishnwnt of i ba.- pa of $i,(W annually for ptan.c ;tvelopment in the rount. and v. .t cited b' Councilman Victor \iilcr at Cit. C*nu=L meeting. ti Pi au - - poli re nior th st lie. \, , . OUIK-FIX DEP.TURE REPAIR KfT . - - —---,J-- V rian;nu tar \ :- •--' for whfrl thit. cit~ will Ill. I I I SHAVE I t 1'Si II1CTA LIT LrJIMr'l , ' HAIR SPRAY "' t PERSONNA 74 DOUBLE EDGE iA LIS ERINE 4 39c -- - - BLADE S AlI RE G Ot Ji1 —-- 1, More DRY LOOKS j, II HA if I 'at 'all(l\ of Approval Oct itiflurtill(T -- -- -: empinycs v;a niunicipal rt'niovi•d Iron; the agenth tic later action In council Thrt'i firms presented proposals lust on ordinance which grants ant wee't.. and Maivar Granvilii Brown a;i;xnnted a e'omrnitt"' ti apprise the facts and re;Eir: and rt'cornnsenc it cuinpac' ii c'ouuici Counrilmnt. Vic'ttir MlIe't explained the deliq as due Ii at, insuranict conipan wris:.&i 5Z). i DIGI'TAL I,jM AM CLOCK RADIO ,t' iitmmmamu *. Deltona Corp. Sued For $80 Million rtit' sum'. - !'i. \ SJL 'ja. 'si' pies aitturnw him- filed mm SW iiiilliois claniaige suit against I itItonu C.errp.. di.vvlu;,t.r a' — from posting a 1S-nntle sjwett Iuiiiit on all streets in the subdivision, and (limit Sprung Oaks Boulevard be posted its mu 354a utile 'trauuai''!c lit'itt' lainc sailes In I M'hturu Carp an ,llinmi ilk iii elre'd: m rig anc winch destroyed the- nuturet environment of the Island area Iii addition 't1urrws Hugh &iwe1 filed C1111.4%, asctiun suit Friday on Kent. Saiwver u attempting suit it , lit-11 class action' danuigeria land th'e.'eluper in I )(ridit eral law I Q4 : , 2 0 PF 11 PROCTOR SILEX JUICER REG d--TIIE- \F;Au in Seminole ('ounty is Ann Echols. 44, of 4(i West 2701 Street Sanford, a Pi ne ('rest E k'mcn Ia ry School First Grade teacher- Mrs. Echols, mother of two girls, and wife of Kenneth Echols, South Side Elementary School principal. was surprIi by Supt. ,John Angel this morning and advised a- nt her selection - Mrs Echols no inc v ill be stlt)111 itt NI 0 l( aug c it it teachers from the other h4 Honda count it's for The 'icon' I) on not it an a s Florida 'l's 'a cht'r 0I Bill Vincent Photo ' , GENERAL ELECTRIC STEAM-DRY IRON LOW " e ta Utilities Sale Is Pondered ;-•- :.i TROUBLE LIGHT I- . Jt. II. $ I I- ,,, the board of ((aZflhlIibSIlJflCtS Courutl' or cc it Pu ;a:uus'ndetl proposal it, purPm-asa the Indian hills Utilitia 1tact'd I intipan) Positive Leadership a I'for purchase RE-ELECT David Johnston. city rmagt'r of Maitland, wa' formed by 11w Conninndsslont'I and acting attorney, (howmal Marsee, that it ti,fltplt"*'I) II' AL request is now needed betar, * Robert Morris, utilities a-.! (LAne), that once an aspplu'ato'- a ,(,f I tit I- li denied, a tot-all) new si!' friust ha' prcse'tmta-aJ AlIbtiUm Si:imujo'rsori signature was 1" '! affixed to tins an,wzekd op pla'ation presented by the Cit' of Maitlarid. Johnston said tiajt he did have verbal appros ash Ira the trarisftr and sale Conunisslon Chairnuen [uuuniuniri suggested that tim' next appropriate step fol Maitland lb Iii taski. the ti) court, but Johnston said that 1* would pref er to take ii 'la's 13'_iard is j.(1. I c hr , •- -r- ' - ' lights at (lit' e-iiissinig if nectls'aI S11111\ a*! (ha' , -aanistrut - tiean still he' utiath', but Mmss-or Swanfiarat cii ipaihsiza'a I the railroad itisistt'al tile (it) hear most, if not ,ill, of (lit' (l)St '.afat anal %k ill-I) S;t nfurd police, cc-his a cc err ca lled 'cit in forte, after se's a,- rail jsaliee -.ars and ssoui.-' patroittnt'n were cc inalshnia'lal tat ml ( lttUrtitl'S rot was braake'n during the ii irk-c c - airs cc crc hut bs the projectile's, ta assa'a I ha) the raising going that filially lilviled mice. may into high c' reals ma! this' Georgetvion ra-sitle'rntial or& -ai Scores at polv t' sc'ale'd the area in maim effort Its t-a;ntmsun the unriils A IMalilt' speakt'suuimin soot a In mi svste'in lilt ic lasimiaan the IHilte' i-rest ttiaie. ed maul mint arrested (lii' gra amp, (111 4111wt thie'ui era atichuuintt in cc ernls, cc Iii Ia' trying to escape' de'tt'etiaann Assistance cc- mis also afforded officers by ( ;t'orgt'ttcc-n ;are'mm residents W ho 1)nalnntt'd taut hiding place's of several tsa s Mm. ja ar it) of (lutist' arre-stial sinai' tile) cc- crc' j uverides, cc era rt-kmist'al to parents, but still hm,mce' tat .iqs'.aF in jtie.s'nil' a a*iirt Fhimase cc ham "I'll' ahsava' ce.i'rt' hia'lni in jail . not aider, the cdl, but "if this cculhini' if, 0-,' jL. re — ti -' Sat. Sun Mon. Tues- Wed. Thurs. Fri. $ $ S $ $ $ S S S S S S S S S S $ 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 - savings. The Big difference is the WAY YOU DO ITt -- Some financial institutions compound annually, others others quarterly. At the FUn Banks s emi-annually DAILY I jj COMPOUND Compounding Daily moans more dollars in youi pocket We do lots of things other Banks don ' t do: FREE CHECKING • SATURDAY BANKING COMPOUNDING DAILY Because WE WANT TO BE YOUR BANK - .1U'5" rout", - Slut' c- it) cc ill Pmirtitil)mltt' cc ithi (lit rmailr.amiut in the construc-tion tat All Banks can pay the some rate of interest on your 11* first application t-arryin. the signature (i f Jannit's St;r inerson, owner of Indian 111 Utilities, was voted downQt It was the opinion also 3 Slgiimlliild OCTOBER 1972 with Ome Indian (hills (sinTm;- - -:- District tat a ale'viit' mat Sinrium: Oaks Iiuula'vmiral. Moe. ar Se.c tiffiaral iiitiitit'liai I rmuilraamial Get Daily Compounding at the FUN Banks and Democrat -' liii' last re'qtn' -.t %%as -- -- ca) irtaactwd Wa-ill! !VII PruQressivt. COMMISSIONER Ulin ,l -iuiitastii iii Illrfiiimnii t hat a iiiutarti i l 1141111-\ ha- ;uaiaapteal in this a'mitt'ganrs. miutal Davis wais minitlioriie'st tit ilra'Inmmra' miii ii alun.itii c setting till- ,als a - aaiI limits fair mull artt'n i,al. a 111- tin ' 99c I' lii'- lit! s-n a'stmuh Ills ta'ai MaDe J.ta3 (selberr) bass been ofifX1Sito this aaut'of-eoUfltY (JUn chase a'i has be'enm negutidtii - 1' There cc c-ri.' reports ad an aallice'r (wing struck in if rock e'i ee.c- it nic'sst's sc'vt'rmul pol ice - 899 ) U 11 11 BILL 5(1111 hurt) •si blank ouths scene arrested Tuesday night by prltetl stub rocks in the mu' te-ruiu,sthn of the ('rointums high-St Augustine tax atbolt g -stint' Nsa one seems to knnoc,c cc limit started the roe'k.thirow%ntlt bi, tint' youths, ranging in age 13-18 son it' to mu-curdling hut -i misselberry lie' ('it) at Activt-, ('ounril -- Youths Pelt Cops, 36 Are Arrested ,IP:,j It , 'iuliitwr: of It-6 - ginicers mid in tra c k. I i- ' tinila- ,anm I mil - 1 wt -I iaa tout--- ' T::i_ - p Mart - i collect damages fur persona will, tuive- purctuised up Iv l(1,I$J( wi lots if , t ilt. dt'elupxiients beginning in l96t, the suit saiitt the t'urixlreition i0'I1 dii uTg caniiiis, tearing down lairgi nutnigrive- stands and builditii st'eiwalk without ret'eie.'ing iter nuts fruni the- u ,s Corps of En- t'tiilf of Jack it Anderson of ustiinigtun, t),C,. Itonuild G L.'nt of Naples and other pur-tsers of hits in the Murri Is.ilnid and Marec Stiorvs resort rlripuient on- I' ion da - s from Sit 436 to the estmil)hiSl$'d tint' SIX-4.41 111 1111 on HOT PLATE Andermou ainia If. italic liauh-e. ii 'I cc.. -. tlii'aiitiiia'i n's(mihuislne'aI mit 2 Further, all arterial mini i alias lair romialc mut a sit .ut .untl interior street The second request steitiint'il r.iilram,it 0 99 iii isle' pr e'se ii tOt liii S ant prurtices' in runtiertmnm witi aille'ging I slunil, :thrifraudulent Lund sales practices onid t'rtilogicolly hurnif ul dr.'tlitt-.-iiyicl-f ill iipt.'rutnflit. - - r\. 'The Homes Of Happy Banking' eo" FIRST NATIONAL L MAITL 0al • DELANO HANK AND ..- - 4-- •!-- . S B •-. 51A1t BANK 7348511 - 6447 - I * I i;ii In airmints should he pimirect in Furhetcc cern, he cotitt'nakd rit ,itiiiiitndcci tha'r, the chin'f fie.t' .itiiitinnal Ii) alrants in the iht'e. Ch ip iin'nt (aatihiifl Daniel Dorfman tupiin'd the c-mum-u should ,iiiiend the sutallvisianfl ora(itt.anc - e. arid subscqucntl) ('it 'attiarne) S .1 Davis Jr cc .is the iuthurizt'al to draft pru;neoal titan preaeiitrl 1winj received from atit)thtr ruin pains Miller said i nit'etinf wil be' held on. the' nuaitte ---- --- ---------------- , ila-'4_iautad ari',i. it tit'it iiite'rst't- t ions a nd %% here the ilistanre t'ci'ests 1,000 feet tipul.itt-s t- - 1)jk:)Dp • 0 ____ Spring Oaks ltoule'v1irel as taf :t miles from Sit 4M to tiltrmuilrumial troth mind 25 miles from the rmiilraaoil track north 19 Hut - ----- ,III1VI1(Iflht'tl( 1 L1 1Z - ra nts 3FM8 8ckf 7c tn•ing read with Li ranipiete ! - e'rreImt program OruC 1 exciunivi - frairictust ti Winter Spring, I ieveltipmin Curpuratiur for water an.J sewer serviii it, William C,oudnuin's Witiler Sprinig de'vt'lopnieiit ales in tin' franchise cuuicidt' w itti those- U! Florida Land - BOUNTY TOWELS u-. ---- -- d y tistmunt'e of lint' hyttrmiffis 0011 cc cre not proper nor the .stiequ.ite ;it the suLtic ision, I lace. ever, he said. there is nothing in the cit) suttivtsion air fire' code ordinance elehi.ieating distant- c', oni pressure Chief Sie'gfied recoininemled plan-I in be hdrants First amung these was the ::.atter of fire hydrants, which t - i lf the representative's 1 :'tined presented a prollIcIn t hat insurance' had a break it stance of Wfeet, whereas - !1- 7 - i)a1 feet Fire ('hit'! Thomas Sieglied reported he had measuri*aI the uslertim - . ti aOl1 resolved by CO Council i2-- . original! and abandoning ('erthir riiaU and streets in Gardenia rariu BE11IF T.-\MONTE Pd !\. ;s h a Rc'l-i-rls upon requests Oaks Spring lc It'gatlofl of residents last w et'k were heard - H F 0 — drafted which ;Ilnn acrvire in the saint ciitef!tr' as exists Witt] Norttl (rianli' Water and Sewer (rn1ipau1. Approved on final ru.edin : art ordinance closing varntui, ',ut4ht,l)tlt- At Spring Oaks I through Nov b (uaiIifyirig fee' Other qua lifi i-lit OHS ii Ill include being a qualified city otrr, a city readem for six thepre'e't•ding rmiitic qwilifving date, and it, &ithuitinli to the qualifying fee, filing with the- t'it ck!rht a I ftelutiou signed it registered vntt.'t"S. U! tiltM Itel.ween Oct. 15 and Noi 1 Approved on final readin is -i Ll tuit Were fl.icit (ompan' in council Ili the tranchise as randithite for the mayoralty and five 'uuncil sefltS in the' tk!c l' iiiUflicipo elections with paisugi upon second and final reading of the' election orilinance is period Quiili!virig .-;resinited the find effort .,— ..J-'i 10 - .1 -'I. i I a.h £ a'S -i a'-i I (rant I - e.' t.I iic;s' a-ca ahainhit a'stii aImi mif Ia-f bun S)tt I-,Ialua' s.Iis s I Intitina-.. iii till. Sminfutal t a-alita-il I alit' ItirIwiir 't% 15,1 I titiliuihit til l, hl'a(bi'h I slaw ii Will lualalitnit liuiui i,tiI a,ffIi- rrc ti va-il anal I-dir lull t-ait ie.a'at ,Iaa-,' Dillard art I 'aIriItiu.iti at mini miseislant .ini Wad Fir ,;t Street, in II,a 19th) bIos k , ai ,,,,,,i lit-a the atrit-i'r himuil (lest it I nd to he SIIiII'Ii tinitl (Iii' dii vet- , I HintwF( D ennis St arke, 21, of St aiittiorIties ('sitlfltV W8S jailed lot* (1 iflpZ(1 SANI" Hl l',-\Ttt l ,\1 \ \ .lie l)IIIar(l li ,1)ttti S &1riage to a 1$I$ I -orehc' alter an accident - eterda v aft tt'floofl on \Ve't- I First street 'l'Itt' - - HEAD & 11 SHOULDERS C 99 It ' , COLGATE I loaf _1. 00 - 2- k ' CREME ..- .. - (,'eIi V I- VI till . t-;.imt, 'I uiai I if 11 -e. ion -aill • of 1''ffla'aI LUSTRE 16 1, . II', 11fl,ti, oil - t - AS H — fintti will lx- paid 92 hnurl~ — the - - 7 - b-n-t -wkr' .'-'--i--' £ 'ott Kennett, for 4 1r hou It MARI(V' BETHEA Cit% WPTE SPRINGS It light green tzit'ethe Cuuic'd uth1we5t t'IM*St said ,l to I #*i Approved t,i%t( ,T filk - - Ordinance - I, - Ph 3:;3' Mapk Ave ECKERD D RU GS I MOUTH F/p rf ton - I SOUTHERN AIR of Sanford, Inc. S& nford ;.. :--'-- • 1114 -, ., payment was authorized to jiltil - SUite ,Julian it, thit. problem 01.11)(111 fell the Msut not if, 1W Iron i' , (I - hours, they should lx' pa id, and oti th tiihwIi hai traffi barked it, the interstate- Miller n1nthiflCd tha t it u ;xr ore traffic ti, add m ient ndgm e'tiibl istitd ' ' c.cu approved by stray volt at I: workshop meeting last weeL, and stuutes that the ci wishes ti participatt It. the lfl7 - , i us loune II rtir'hiiv tiik I han Ifkrt,i'cl Ii' h1Ii iiilini fiaIIcwl!t the tennipect -1 hii cit -q (f v iii agent, I a'lIvPr IIn,th'r, rep'.rfr'l Citizen Captures Suspected Thief - - •. lint it t1I4t1't iti alto kta ,,,ioinii'c lucI ilk i-a-k lucia UU a' Iv Mae. an I 'ice. rena p fe.e.raffaii 1. -4 . (1 MEM III I - — fart ti Pilanri Chief Ruirhelor, Miller cu5tinr the onI Miller, said. There- was on apparent diseiiting vote, quettinned A C A A Von A 11 1 ureauo ingre Uflu egress anti Councilman municatlons wilt 11w traffic generated b Herhe Fox ctred that if thi tbc de elnpment Milli'r snid presenth 11w exIt cadv worked the additional III I (fi I "IIa' Iv ' Although he mentioned UiLt apartment rpIex. 'at hIIII\ ii residents require' additional patrolmen hours b part-ti and Jeftrc indicates a hours (I it nAdh:klh, niev, ' St e home a winner in hot weather! 14 com reimbursel. girrnau ti the annexi*tin 19/1 I It ins urance Renewed For Altamonte Aides City Council Split Over Subdivision Traffic Flow R% MARION BETHEA III - - J 'Ioitnii';(Ifly. 0 0I it I tin .iht Iii F:.t-t I'it'R I 'tics ha- tat woe q, r.ni° i lty' r 1IT1'1 C1h4Ifl1 Ii pør rent the for the iveroge ci nipmn-'/eS sfl4I enPm-YP' Fttt'r! Ani- hiter review itie b$jtq and make " -. r,enmrndatinfl nt The truck Mdi eneompa" S foe half-ton, n-ne ton and thr,'e quarter ton rcpsrtiv1!, t;ecy-(d1e 1.'-tge. 1R.4W II, INIRUI I ('/CTflIfØ baiter ealit Pie eturhicil the ,r'nrly rli,3,rii and, h,Ie"II nipvin the Ii per rent hill; lu I 'Nnt.'r i' no? -oqt,of.narler Ii tit re,i'P Iwslge, $7,t'7', I 4,$J? 4fl it.uetv'r r iaiii,tld the city if ,rev ( he'roI.?, $.-4I) air c'pt the rate rhange Nit .fa('k Pf'rt*t ;-li iitiiitr ii roenppreh'niive cIndy ?'nqrl, 17.X!4 141A. 14 f It" rityc ril l ire Irlrnlran(-" Urger Holler I hevrMet. $4 mnr,ltrrlfn before the nail peilir -i stjo, 'v4i4-Vktidi nor: aflfljVPTtkitV chile ('ocinril vnterI , .2Af, - irip ('reamoni, 37 to renew the roverage with the;1. ,; ,upentr'e.r S the 1n4-rea*e fe-, M t ;n' , fatnlfalny with In another rnatfrt title ware (ran the opened in In-" liii uldini ri's real ion -ire;, .1 the r-u',ir All bidc .c'er' refer qke (entel h -V t( 4 of nnus'nt ru I'nit.lic '#ita!ki, arwi twn Randy r . - muir c.'e.a'iiil tiyqtairalrrs gave tuie until Ihirt-ur tali kk'eI the S 11 ,4 10,1 I Ii wiq sin t't&iiinwil 11181 friatus I PUIPIIe.'' ran the r at.' Ito r'ac by the m nmfanhIV the i,iec'iitlii,ritaritiv eteulen - (blur I I 'niniic Storks', 21, of - -- L_ 1._i.I i'a'u'r cnuhiri',, ill ri'urJi ,,"uu' ''' (ha' Smusfaarsl iistI ;s'iiiIunuit rs'turnu is, tJrmina' (hunt), at s onrling ('I III,,, A llo Ii ifle.,i'ctii',lIt Ilis' chabri (;it a ,iPDillard, whir, itie.eitlg;it"sI (ha' ma. si,Ia'i,t, caIII this' i - air wmic it tiatal hac-. It se a'rit toil of r,ritrc.l thir'uiicli ml e. .ini, knot-king down I. faifa aOlt cwipinV a nailt king raIl 'lIP - -- new police 'et,ir$ec Riddling walt ectrenraely .teve, with five r"s ci 'ea$ rain tho rec reation -du'Iterc ithroop poviltinfli and .A (. cenvu p buiklin.c i T-e'ca' IriS Iilrii ,.igartl •1tieten-en, Ii;, All, (trook.c arid Aww ialec, and l'.rinil - Iluls , - - - •ne'nrnpiIss"e$ .-s*mpisin Sinai-i 'vii ; icy .1', r ri 1-' $ -' - -172 i'irl, ;:;,-;in,-I'm L14. I1 Jack Proas.'r, $R, 15i) inhofly P.nttnn. 37 73 2 F,inrifia rwlge 3ai c7 .•• anal F leti-Ii"r $S'i..t'fl i-intlR oger (loden, I . ct' acn - - 7 �/ff. 'tf4'--'!."i/ o), I.Ior -iil,I Wednesday, Oct. 18. 19' Hcrd 5 \ 11 I 0111 1(1l1('11li11 Polls Prove Confusing To Candidates And Aides 6A Ji Clubs Combine For 7 1 Fashion proecI5 I%I(I b the 'ii'rattn of Wom11 and be peovlthI SnfcIrd and The Shoe Tree n shoes and bars as -tfl RoJavsMakeup will h K* ' Mvitic rn d t Vivienne Wo dw*rt ('smett TTIfl. chairman of tb; (wdon of Merle Hnlid* Riutique faion Nonnan 5(1105 t sponsored t the Seminole ___7 Coint Federation of Women" . who has Nad N. Clubs on No'. 2. fina' mans years of eWenence "th arrangements were ma de ajv the Miss Junior ittim 11ageAnt. At a planning S h ou - thibs '' Ity t Alit iiian's (lith. is Mars the pubhcth for the prnjc''t. giver. th( will serve , ORGAN RENTA A" Irv-1n)ctor for the Pt I Each of the 7 Sul ffl have two federation Av nTibers thkin part in the bunesset and show Mr throughout the count's havr been invited to participate. boi att L . as announced that Mart 1 Esthers. Roiays and th ' \illage Shop in Sanford Ell tel in Ix AM JERNIGAN Director of Recreation and Parks. City of Sanford. received a check for more than $.5(k. Oct. 13. from Ixora Garden Club in behalf of the clubs continued project. "Civic Beautification' The VO gr Ri wi Week'Fnr the moderator for the sho'.. whicli Will be held at the ford Woman's Club on oak Avenue in Sanford at 10 a. m. on 2 Th IndtIitr - ' "' ' 843 5708 Civic lieautilicatiofl e,% 1 R (IV J1 1! A titus and rep'urfrrs ar taking ipo ll'., s(tiitinh!iflg the results '' iniLl' . a sp • -- ----____ - . 1 1 ('i i (?(1 it ! r 7 e (/ - - S 7 ' - Her fiance. Who was born in Pilot Mountain, N C.. is a 1965 $ gradua te o Seminole High. School. He has completed a tour n dut with US Arni and . -cplayed b) Wall Heating and Plumbing C -• ffE H ' I7 colit'ction. is corning up this I niiay. Oct 2U, at Maitland tvic Center. from 9 am. to 5 under the auspices of Technological rida University Wcimens' Club for FTIJ Scholarship Fund. (;all)- decorated in red. white (;ai and blue and with patnouc names to carry out the Amnencana theme, the Civic' -rter will be divided into eight Lii ffererit sections and Filled c 'V resses . '.' . G a rde ne rs . irocet'ds from the benefit U be used for sc holarships de&'rvirig ETU students Plans have been underwa) for a year under the direction of Mrs John Phillip Gorec and Mrs Robert Kersttn bi'ith include' PATRIOTS PANTRY taed items—good old fashion f;iurites and real gourmet s,ls will Lx t'ti..iA.irt. rUIO I.dIIt reen th umbs" in the group '. ve been planning and preparing,a large number and - " ,s .- . ,_ - - , . - - ' - . '- r. -- • BAZAAR CHAIRMEN — Heading up the -Bazaar Americana" to be held (ic't 20 at the .. •...t....J I.. it IL t.. viiivi -. tii1uL1UIIU •... .. (i.i. ,,i.a. Vtirct., left, and Mrs. Martha Goree. The bazaar, will feature a wide variety of handicrafts, donated items and "curios and curiosities Proceeds from the bazaar will be federally matched under provisions of the National Defe Education Act. Jon Findell Photo) " ~aricly of ..&suw.s LONG JOHNs — white elephant .vthing and everything except l.thmg. HEN'S HOOK BINI)ERY hard back. it ioks old and new At the last meeting of Altamonte Springs Garden Club. held at First Federal Savings and LOanCommuflit) Room, on Semoran Boulevard. ice B McCawle. ethical hypnotist, ti as the guest speaker. Among the interesting ('ouimnentaries made b the speaker was that there is a ieneral misconception regarding hypnosis. — He explained that Hypnotism is no longer a matter far the showman and is now ac'cepte and rccotnniended by nian ph)SICI.afls and psychologists Fihiii '.jFVVIIt, ..!Id paperback. children's ..-..l dIiU ;rli YU b. and cook books. open during the entire bazaar with tdStFW5, snacks, hot arid c'oId ,irid%'.irhe5 and drinks. hlDDIE KORNER ivaj1able for COfli'eflieii('C of hoppers. Section ci Civu (enter will be set up as ptai ) area for children. ('IIItISTMAS COHEll large section of cen ter will be devoted to holiday decorations — ,.., -' C' is r-.. - .• ........ • . • •4 • .... & - Jr - got the whole world working for you. OPEN MON TPIURS F1'. , SANFORD PLAZA S •' HI 111 1: 11 lcx L' t'-.:. ?%I - - ' -..• •- •• / ,, •' - '.......... -. -. i 11 ANN SII'('/.KO%Ski 1. Ilee.iusr Suou tin rt,tt he's bo s and girls in t'vers area of tlit' - otitit'. w it ii a Iluality prtigr.itii atiti li-t't.iii'st' StIiiittIli will ('IItltitltle to tiller a HiSitit' approach it , solutions for juvenile problem s as w i'll uS continuing its eiiipliuisis Ott . Polyester 1nit . "I •-' . - TINKER'S SIJOPPE hand craft and needle craft items. r e LvutJ, Own that (tiC OI I jictw'. chili U 1 .indakesthcwyrn- pcopic 111hi up If is l)CifI' r$'qut'st('ti of United Fund for i'i:i 'I'lie ('outnil is iarrinii out. with &'onsitit'ruihli' skill, hit' programs Pai for ij ('itOtil $3$ 'Yard I • This will comprise the most extensive display and includes such items as yard stick c'uvers. sachet balls, net scrubbers. burlap' flower, knit baby blankets, framed crewel work. The (iristinas and Craft • I j OR F MORE L' Y. 1742 FURNITURE SALES hclps .::'cte. • . JIflg .ikcn . - 'Yard dittt ct utt ouf 0u t.* ic ,: K' you can depend on SANFORD PLAZA SANFORD OPEN MON. & FRI 10.9 TUESSAT 10.6 tie is iiiit' iiii long teiiii, ciiiitili(it's t" grow thirtiughitut ths' i outing ut •stti'iiilu'il tituiti-it :i,54t I _,lMi II tu'i 4.11 1111 iii tutu 14- ,-i-'t iiii iii' l'uIiiIIi gd&-)rgs -, - • ' —••-.1-,__ _ 91 01 O 4f 90 40 . LQ ONE OM" W00 L AN 0 ft otti ., - 1 .• / / •• 1 4 A 1: , a tel y - . (,)f colors . 4 •iiitl ¼ . large r . f — : Suits /: , Spoil Coats from $56 ' . . , SPECIAL FALL VALUE TABLE , -- Many . Items 1.17 Something New... tic Bassett Upholstered Furniture bed b'1 night $25950 SOFAS CHAIRS — HIDE A BED'-") You'll appreciate the same fine quality & workmanship in these pieces - EASY CREDIT TERMS 1,4./2 1 ii 4 . 0 o patter Its . Op ' PR ICE thu I' C.iiiit, tiotli ( la) 4 .IiilI) : -- I coats .ssth inttching trousers lIt' p.Ir. itt - , -5-.- handsome It the disadvantaged ttihiiiiiUIii I) attends college as it part of his work iissigiiiiit'iit, will si'i'ks to I$'l'j,II'tO thLii oilq -,ou'r' aokirlq for i,'t' suits .tn ci spar is target urea-, I le is t'Ikuti% i' ) I ' a i priigra iii ni' t'ilitig help tsii(i lit' thit't rel.sti's to tisu' lift' :t It' , "f .--.-. 'I Ii4ii. serve the soci al needs 'if lii.' '' - vtt r' I ,i',hi)Fl5 fa',-or ite i t,liIOrt?d assistance if other professional lautichiCtl iii l9'2 Sr i gi 00 I tir—lu - CoiluhlUilit) agt'iicies. a para. • ur tu ruai oqqqw profcssjun,il is r19-ruiti'ii (row - O \>d' pi.a. Jo,aniic io Wh don't ou I Aid' It nos u.,rrx ECKERD DRUGS CASSILBERRY - %i66 With the s I 11w first r.'s1it,ii',iI,ilit itt a l'iiUIi(il Is to serve the M out iiieiistx'rs. 'the 111t,",11 0[I titiues to expand its program ill Entire Stock Of Reg. .ini fabric . Man' - , DOUBLE KNITS •ILiI - 114 ' ' -, 1 Sectional Sofas don,ition to United Fund for all scouts iii St'iitiniilt' Count) lIl iiitrt'.tsed all(iti i wilt ) . - day. f resources. partners tili'flt, t'itiIeIlshlIi ) training itil phys ical tittu'ss ikil iiii l it o -- ______________________________________________________ Council will loik to it. ; ow ii r scouts and rt'gistt'rt'i I scout. but tlit' ,It1(IitiiJti.ti ftin1s ttt, .art' Iitt-essar) in trdtr St1('t'(SSIiiil) iarr% out progroiii III tha ratter tIIt I t ARRIVED: . Selection Curlee Double Knits - IFlorida Fantastic sc . ) Cal w ill help to in.surt' the success of Count y Of titurse', the ('etitral - Ll k:Ll family pets will be available. sections combined have an inventory of over 1000 pieces. Everybody is cordially Uivited to come rpend the entire thit' St -itutuig ideals and goals IkIp ties elop the youth in st outing to insure great leutkrs for tniiurrow Your - 'hit' Nt outing ('ouioil iit.1it' ti colitintle its eXI)uIIiSII1i ui tiltdisadv.iiit.igtsi a reas Of the 100% polyester .. tiigtu'st ttI( Mainta i1llfl rain w tii(h itisures c1ti,tlit proj,, t • IiIrat: tir ilt Itth)iiit'nt anti tttiit'iistiii griiwtii was and is. otijtt'tivt' JUST council Fund I $ 33 a iii.ijur 'itiienshiip, it Is that the prt'gruiili local consupported 1, tributions Iriiiii IIII' t!IIitItl . Polyester Satin the of t - aiiipt'rsiiips, 250 in hiithiti t' ut un' ex perieri ces atill thiiusantt. ii ire in t'a1i1prt't's and tither caIiIl)in( evt'tits patriotism and LUTESONG PRINTS Reg. till Scouting Is Solution To Juvenile Problem - -- c - l'l RSI' S('11( )0 I, to report in current Uflit('(I Fund l)rive was ('rooms 11 01 School . ( 'a rid a Wilson ( right reports (Ionatu)u of $133 to Ernest Cowlev ( centerl. schxl chairman. and •lohn ('oil)(-rt, co-chairman. ( Ann Sid(."/,kOVSki Plu)t() I 1) (4 Yd. I- ' JLA 1 ; Ow- I-- Entire Stock 0~1 - vo FREE INSTALLATION OF OIL HEATERS Co - or Solids. Too! ic istnt to bed for tivck 9tc I'c. - A I2 A s Fabrics '. ,jled 4 i(ølIp' will be on hand to ii."' those intending, -md they v' ie itil,' 'ii uk itIc t'" '05 formal ipeerhee ir' laned I" r reservations, -'all '.a-44 ttl.ulltR 'I'- - j .%,,11' rain 4 141 :ii I pit, .'• .5, 4Js %t.- will display hand-made ornamnent, including mInaturc wooden toy -painted !diers and delicate crochet snowflakes. Even gifts for the SIaed ! Mr arid Mrs Jar it Neville of Sanford, are pleas to announce the birth of their first child, a daughter. Christina Elena Nt'viIic, Oct :i, 1972. : Scvl. Mt'rial Hospl Matt'rr;l rarid;iarents are Mr. and Mrs Robert N. Ferrer. Ptuladelphia Pa Mr. arid Mrs Edwin G Neville, Sanford. ari the paternal gr.are:d' VLP.) 4) Don't Get Caught Unprepared I See Our Complete Line 04 Perfection Oil Circulating Heaters Fund givers 7 1 c' PWI$ $ 'iv*'w ' 4 since last August Then, Ni (Afl icc! S7 'o .11 , now, the tally is I At the same time - this ?ar.' .'' k-h till fr F'-" ':-' 'ir,rk Times nd Time uric thowerl the President Wth a ¶Ii-2 lead n a state C i'i'tt I' . 1 i2 I S lilt itt ii Si - . tifli iNt'l) ttut ( '() // - ( i( )111/) 1 11011% %' 14111111%, (11 1\ 6 ______ ' WE GIVE OP VALUE STAMPS WILSON MA ER FURNITURE COMPANY 01.. P t St - S%\I 01(11 Is.,.. •', ______ I!!' 1191 - however. !hat the poits ',,.r iP taken befort' \je(',overn'.i Or., tO Vietnam peeeh, --which tff nereaced financial -'s'' rlIi'itions that tines hop. will recage., ptekiin n hi 'rnntvir' •' efit Fred t'llev. depiihtie.sfl ranitidat,' for eminriie ('.-uints' sheriff, will t"i held Friday, (set !7 it 'he Minl-Flnr:uiui ('otintrv (liii, -.n iift E14 in Augeitt in sililition to the 'htck.'n tinner with ill the trtmmlngs, lirre --till he swImming, .zarn.e ---------------------- ----- --'•- ZALES erg ;% 24111,:0 75 Ebs. slimmer and happier. arid gift-type Itenis. A large tree' Own '• Gas & Electric Heaters Also Available lr, S lItfl( 0, 11%, 'tfr(",nvi'r BarB Kelley Iinding.s showed a nine-point . .- vt' 4,_f swing irrimn 'inn in 'CrlF! 11 I Birth -1 fri Michigan, xhere the moe' r.rpnt fe'trruit -tb'A4 V'1t i':' Nitifl a 32-7 lead, (aildell' • I n ter in the mort Tt4 777 1K HERE, $1788 th -. ('tnber ,.nd to elc'whcr" Layaway Now for Chrntmii! t The De Bar) Wom ens Clut held a i'er sic'cesstul fashion show and dessert card pant) on Ocl 11 at the Civic (enter Models were Mmes. Jean Henderson. Mar)orie Harris. Iva Goodson, Mary Dowrw), Alma Miller. Rose Forbec, Kathryn Gkiger and Verna Ion1a. RU! Keller furnished background TUUSIC for the fashion show. A pa in ting, donated by Mrs iJci'd Webster, and a beautifW - ramic vase given by Mrs. .t'i'ge Cubtierly were sold. A ;rofit of over $20C1 was realized e event. The net'. air conditionir. worked perfectly which addei pleasure to the ctcc'asiori rran Gerhart, Mr and Mrs. Porter and Mrs Hamblen. Mr Raymond Morris and Mrs Winifred McRoberts A? I , A''' in I )eBar the club were Mr. and Mrs Ells Ellsworth Regenstein and Mr and Mrs Robert S. Bradford Jr Su pper cumnuttee merxit.*rs were Lcdr. and Mrs. B. W l*murrt. Mr. and Mrs Forrest '• 'l r eent In e','orj ens., the MeGnvu'rn polls thrwed thu' 1i'tvtv'r ;tir -andidate behind- h'i( h'. a muiIler 'l,gr.'e than the nd.'. The sarflC pattern IPso".'4 -ip 1iis New members welcomed tr.tr. - - • 11d - - - S!I)EWALK CAFE ,-. JJ I 1 0 i 1 S i '. p ... • e C periecu perf time, the ;ir$'.". polls ',eert' 'hnwini •.'t'ry lithe 'harge in the big 4Iotn en4 al;IbOr -ii'tripnntntment ,tde' '.vhn had tnIke' ,hnsil mosing to tvithin h potntc of the Pr"qidc'nt t t': H LHERT. representing SISTER. \ ALE}U Inc. is all set to model in the Fashion Show and later enjoy the Champagne Ball sponsored by 1, e is wearing Concert, ssociaion. we i gorgeous black polyester sheat h, a with a mandarin neckline RoJay, from enhanced with gold and silver metallic trim. To complete the total look she wears the long silk black. three-button gloves and the new look ec black beaded dangling gold earrings. A hag will make her th e standout in any crowd. i Ann Sieczkowski Photo) .-.— --- ---. 11(1 (1 V e. wiiquc \Vinh't' Springs, who went over goal of S7'iO by 21)41 per ('('lit , and .John .Jone of I HEW I,orai I I'o'. t' a nil I, igh t - '.'. hi o nepor o IIIL! of Florida I 'i lii 21 (Ann Siec',kowski J'liritoI ( '( )NI ).-\'l'I 'I ..-\'I'I( )>S \eii' in iitile at I iiitvl I Kellner, l"iiiitl i'I'Il(ll't Ititi')iioti lt IIII lit ii II I III I 1)111 tI1t'il' iii vlot ,liiii -I(i'.i tit l''ieiiiiiioh• I 'la,.i, 1 i'i'jltIi'tO(I •l,70: 119, \l1ivnr ( r;i,ivilli' Ii'ovn of :- . All frieiids of the couple are irdially invited to the wedding arid reception immediately following in the church social bali -i 1 1 engagement and forthc'on.. marriage of her daughter. M. Raynell Lee, to Kennett, Rarnes. son of Mr Westle and Mrs. Edgar 1l Rosalis Drive. also of this c'it . CI g tt' uzC ti r tu4.iter Lee the de 1ect was txrn in Sanford She is a student at Sanford Beaut) College The wedding will be an event of Nov. iS, at :30 p.m. at Church Of The Naarenc. :'.13 S Maple Ave. ••" -. en Is. has several fatal Flaws None of the polls psirport t chow' more than the standing r, the ilay 'if the sampling The inhruuie interviewers decry the ?t'Ii'phiririe pollsters are! iii e versa And the MrGrivern ramp, whos. polls were relaoroh t; '-'irate in the spring, - you Instant values In now Swlss'mRdO digital w a tch e s Brings - v .. .-: Ht As;t('.1 f V i: ; presented vc•r .r.for:ratiu of •iwerLru. rees wi th emphJisi.c on rgwcod. relaxed se:ting for a covered data on flowering trees. The members dream of Mrs. Mercer. president. dish luncheon meeting. Oct 13. presided over a short business Sanford becoming fu truly of Ixora Garcon Club. Assisting Mrs Wing as co- meeting and reviewed the beauWul cit. Th dcusd hostesses were club officers. outcome of last year's project, plans for a fcrthccnning tree will t annriunc'ed at Mrs Kt'rIflCtti McIntosh. Mrs C:vic Beautification, which wi ll s-ik ' , •.,, .rT cuntinue•. is .etT e r .icnifl Mercer and Mrs. uiam cuth ward ______________________________________________________ eaker for the fir Ut. - ' _______________________ _________________ Guest meeting of the year was . l.:ri'c • - - T() \1 f I' ãJ Kenneth Wing was the y HtucI toak Eng comparisons. though knowing the whole ei- ZALES 49TH ANNIVERSARY EVENT N ., Ix- ol (3 Cl ub I.. In 172. mnorv' than in any irevlruu.5 national den lion, poll- ... Raviitl1 IAt. Doris Williams Photo di "' ?° iii npletely pay for an irrigation system at Ft Mellon Park Making the presentation are Mrs. Earl Weldon. left, outgoing club president and Mrs John Mercer. president 13i " At • rioted that, in neither 'a'in, liii 'ixnn has" more than f'rull came ott?. showing Sep!ernh"r by sho'xerl Nixon's lead mt ap. '.ltiiu with a lt.1wuint lead ',lt(1ruvern airles. while rhal- prriirnate1v -U to X7 And the ramp rnsiqteul a rm. longing the rectilts, rinerled V11 6r). irivatoly that fP.-e Field results rent F4epsihIit'tn pfull artuall',' shIv,eed Nifl a point behind re a pcyr-h4'ulfugi - aI u'tha - k rjstjnre -all - 'itr;kin 'n '(anketwirh' uimnpiing howed tnn with .1 lopsided :-n lel in another date he had never befori' ear, ned Caddell, hntr,'.'r, 'it the tap :it only S't to ;l \fr(,n"rn (lk°r. t'atri' k Caddell, how- polling in the f,rmt week nf 'rpqitlpri? 4ison with a !r p$it the Prisdent ahead 'hrc.r.;iiflt lend in the nation's Yl to :t, cocnparrd with a Vl-41 lead two months earlier ri"cl qU,t An i ndependent poll in late inhlPfø'rident later, the '- 'lay CANNON MUSIC CO r*ngr thus' 1t'(,ot'erri aidec I'- in Nox rig ,, - O . 00 -. - rN','nthv money will c Ci. 1 -1-7 ia'$q. be purchased from any member of anyof the clubs participating. The proceeds will be donated to the - --- -. 4' LJ ,I Iickets may • provide fashions for th models,, as will Ann Manes FashionsSatin Ladyin the Greater Mall and Hanett Thiin Shop in Csdbe I'lon Knight's Shoes in an iri I4PJIS( (t11 of the Junioe Woman's Club P 4. LIMITED ori iR — f-. ir Llunnl'i, in Similarly, ;n Vank.ln'.'frh's figi;rs to 4 for ioin ( ,ddell; .'r' to (4 for the Pr"tdenf. °" pntht1 with an iarlter tally if fl ' ' .. insWwtjorv; were , trt potter 'itanri the riisparity I' I F I F141 if ift F the fall and the inrlinn?iC'fl of in f'nlftir Wrlfrr at II' t.ast manvtnrt,smi'is their rsiilts as AF'i elf serving. of S."n Irip aidu"s Stiritlay. In California. for .ampl.. (,"orte MrGovprn'q presirleri( addoll". polling beher titil (iiriioiir) rrta'I" m'iailatiie 'I md Ii ho'.v't1 Ito ruIt '.f the 1;4t,-qt ( niifor. tw'ern ( not caroplirig by their own Nin with I-42 iuI. ?'iCltl'4 kc '' 311 E. FIRST STREET SANFORD PH. 322-5622 �4B—The Sanford Herald WednesdaY it on domvittolu'll to the B eat, Oct FA LL \I,. .' Junior, Misses and Half Sizes J ;WrangIer's c Ies D!!s and SErts !rS -LT?14.. FALL FESTIV AT Girls . I' ~ i ~_-_ L 7* WW Electrifying savings on / sewing machines ~.A Low Rise Bikini-Cut OF VALUE Oct ober 19. 20. 21 Brushed- SloclIIII, $4so J9 .1 \fr iq 17995 $ Pont Suits h rhA Sweat ers zkn ~~ / : Nellie ME NS SPECIAL ) J. ; Vl oIuut c ,Illy uiIh' $lPfI cincjr ' ,. .Kinçjsdon's Sewing Center Mens L ity Levi's and Farah 7. A Bo ys * NEED C ManueI A'a 01 DRESSES AND SHOES $500 rorr Jacobson ALL SALES FINALAf DLY - FALL CALL es ni Super Sandal shirts [fiPP.PL4 itv nhd! f\I 40 60 \ ~j / OPEFRID EVENING 00VOW# :: • E FIRST ST I "\ Batik Amer ( • Master Charge . i. I A( If DA (Dli". v - .ik11 Bulk Zippers 7"-14" 10 each ') SOtfj 1i'1 IIWd d ,, I/ • flats & heels or ci II ( ', IDEAL FOR COSTUMES 18"-22" 20 each abr,cs \PltbiWLl 66c P oH bummer cjnciok • u \1fl1Oft1 \ Td rigs of I I \ •,/o OTHER SPECIALS IN BROKEN SIZES - orr.irr sa,i _____ I CP c'iA'NTOWN MERCHANTS _____ Now 96.98 IF F= - ThiIor D ,3jC&h,1CA cfajtd Three Days Only. DEPARTMENT STORE It's Dtfl onil Sf1If. 'I •r Bells and Straights 1rt FVERY llf 1:: ''''• No 'T'FttuItstul_\ ,II( I'(JIII.1f .Ifl(I /lC 11 in frcpcl? 1)(114,11 Iii'i ' (II IIIII!IIII I values f estivcil / Reg. s199" / 'N P er 1 91 Yd 01 ed . / LLL I LeE If LL - LLL uLtL \ Iles per MATCHING SOFA & CHAIR Donelle • Divino Lv Opet r. LveiinU >/ NU L •1' if i e SELECTION OF FABRICS STYLES & COLORS FAMILY Men's DAI S stome nj A EXCELLE Ni 2 o, I FIRE-, S Dal 1 SANFORD First Streel 1011 FIlE hOME 37' DIAL n7_020- LA ALL REMNANTS vitamin C 100 Mg. 100 lablet! \ :I..\\\iI .j CRAVEN NATURAL FOODS / j /, \ i— DOWNTOWN 5LNFOPD 1 t Rep • &W/' ----- ' (tWIlldhrI('S ttidtUtV(d'VOUtJO • 11 t Regular •t 00 6 f by 7 n Reg. 59c EASY CREDIT TERMS 39 L Lili~ L I . I L.i k \ A' \f pair todn $14.99 - " - J ALL f From the Gift Work o Gorhznn L uiofl I /... beautifully tailored of MCI per cent polyester the tciiun tdurit ryieet / . in r i chl y -tiueci color - orily 6 I vailablu in a varied selectiou of textured JT 17 ç cc 0 IILJI%'lI-l it S Slightly Damaged Rifles — Reduced 10 to 50 Per Cent Great Values Revelation Long Rifles Revelation Shot SAVE 16c Shells — - "- . per box Field Loads No6orNo.8 • 79 ' 50 Shot ) Kegularto 69 39 - tl?4, , es edCIl L60 33 Drastic Reductions On 49" \c / All No Your Choice LEAR :A - FOIl rFIIL 299 -&OB Pr Girls 1RUS'- STOP T SIZES B C D Widths Children b'21012 tw Worlds with verntiIePain' beoch Fashion Fiver" •,. heir lite-likeexpressions and the- idyN U Ut tvt. children a'e captured to tode fine: in resisHbl- :olietior o fiqu'lnes I. Radiator Cleaner, Water Pump Lube or Stop Leak lee 61c STPOil Treatment I cii eIeC from flit be1 of Wherever th e Moppet qo the 5prf tiC tIcI3p thoughts of friendship, warmth and a4t.i all charm and capture the heart- of -/ 'j'- P LETESELLOUT CHILDREN SHOES 110 \\ 99 Value CANVAS CLSUAL OXFORDS LOAFERS DRESS BUCKLES fli' Musical Birds and Moppei and Blue. Green ked Multi l.-"pd•.. - ..- / - ww Five , - / 1 vi.. ivt dtUI VIC` and Kirsch Hardware. 11,7 Ji '" da shing YOUfl spectator cnIIec 'Zip •° soft in A tric & tall colors from CdIifornw CobbIer up tron' with notched edges er meet lea th Sugar Kid on a roune t and stack heel and airyperfc all Sell bet jIitulIYcrL1ftedfor comfort anc1mc1r it, ,tr . Notions, Patterns Full Line of Trims, Fast, easy 30-ft x2in. Wizard 9 Volt Radio Battery Re q. 32C 19C F0It rrill'. CAR 116 W. FIRST ST~ A Duct Tape - Save Plastic Floor Runner L7,L L LL 'L1:L L Q. ' ___ Paim Beacti Y2 PRICE Values to Regular 95c All Men & Women Shoes 1* 001 N' OPEN FRIDAY NtC,H 1 11 JJ E WELERSJ 25.ParkAVe DlAL32.O2 Sanlord Ph322236 SAN FORD Ojai 322 214 - E FIRST DOWNTOWN SANFORD Many as low as Sale ends Oct. 2 301 E, Ist, St. Cowan s Store 205W. Firs tSfreel I TO Mens HREGISTERED JEWELEROF THE AMERICAN OEM SOCIETY A STORE FULL OF GREAT BUYS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY. II Hurry I 'I I 208E.F1RSTST II / 1 WHILE THEY LAST 322.4981 i AM CATALA)Q ago" c9mits Sanford 32244O3 906W?Uat 204Fls?Street �Baseball Needs 0 Mainland Next On Seminole's S late ~ Q~:._ _, - ~ ,- I _____ -__ , ?I ifit " il. _,_~~ ' ' By 'em O ver HERKY CUSH - ______ Early Toyota -aptains were selected this week. with Young hopeful that these beyr. will shiny some Leadership on the team. l)uckie fleas, ant- of the mosttalented players on th is year's Witt' i'iccted captain it'itfli Montgomery l4enn selected as r.captnin of the Head coach P.111 Young the Learn hzir. been working correct till, problems. and hnpefull things will tx running srnoothl. b thu. week's game with Mainland One thing the tean did this week was elect team Seminole tui had game caplair.- it tit( pas'- hut tsrt - - -------- - Senuunnir'. FI;'tt1rtt --- -____-- - -1 .JdhI1 iirvunl was 114 rare torn, last wet4. or wa. hi w tit unloaded games. of 195, 23( and 231 for ii hrnrntnF 6&. ersr which helped ttw F'asUiack IL) three wins from the }1iIu Alsc helping was it 184 522 by ft Carrol1 And for the Hiiw. Ii wn ! Schaeffer 380. Other high games in th e loop came from 11. GIItx 2: 55G. A Ito'56l. M Parker 398, J. .Jaci> 2M, P., Varner 1% cher 187 - 510. It. Dormev 95, I. Harm- 173, 3 Polk 205, L Weaver 199. M. Evans 198, N Price 2.12. Bill Clark 213, I4oL Itiqalic 198, 196. J Kaiser 22f A Martin 21W and Al Boidmat - -____ --- - _____ - - RAW I _______ r p - ____ ' / - . . ,- Young First-string signal-caller Brent Cant is expected to be back in his starting cripacit this week. It was feared that lx laid reirijeired his knee in last week's game, but according to \'oung, he just bruised his hip , while the knee didr: bother him at all. to couldn' t point iiflvnfle who did an outstanding lot) last Friday night. "Thes all While 11w did siverage Senuinales were shutout. they did have one offense play that worked quite well Quarterback Will MeCos connected with Tntnni Thompson an a screen pass for long yardage on two or three occasions O!fcr.si'.r conch David Fair worked this play into the ':iisnoles game plan during 'inc week's work He is in urnpIttchare f the of °vnrg an some surprises for upcoming opponents ' Young doesn't expect to see his Seminoles moving the ball ma easIlyi aga nst the tough Mainland defense Rut II the Sernirmli's want to do better Ufl t'. did Ridge. theN b.nvu if, cut thu fumbles Roth teams fumbled five times. tint the eapiUuit1t' Pioflee Sanford miItkeS. while 11 Seminoles could get nowberi Thus far this season, most "I tit( the teams faced b featured offensesC SeminoleS that prednrnffl8tet run or pass the- hill This isn't the case with 1ainlan4. ar the'. Favor neither methodof moving the pigskin. the mixing up t he passing w running about half and hail (-)Il l, Ridge brings a 2-3 record ait into tonight's game. (ninesviile 2M loss It the ir 191. 21 Hounds Plan City League I. ' liii tt.l;. -ourtit: utu:uthc: whc saw more' action last week was junior quarterback Rob The 1one Hugh Tiger' have Constontiru Constantine was beer the "remedy for most o' especial!'. effectite vitk hi'. their oppanant5 grid "ills' thu. aerials uund just might lx' Wiring the duties with regular Season find ill(, .\ \ t 1 .-\t' KI .1 \ ; is he s tzc'rcs.sI uI u as (ii tUfl (1('l("flSt" a iid that what St August t no's gridders are displaying here" as t he's cxat'tt converge on Crcioms' halfback Curtis Johnson duii- ing last night game, won by the St August inc cresi 42-ti . ----- -- - . . -- _________ - ______ . -, _____ - . 1 ~01 .. - - - - ': ..- - - -: - - - I - ree t slipping Las: week Its lull Painter .; 5'J and Jerry Maims 2.11 helped pare them Ii th' i'. Nickels Tops for the Nickels was Bit thiWooden over v.urc Ashby '!, 294 and .JueL Hunts 234 Top mthvuclual efforts came from Vera Messersmtth 111 Varner IN. 20:1, Bill Varner 182, Lath' Mosier 212. 1 .undor fit-tier 195, Jitrl, Eiiiser 202 and Itol Morgan 200 -_ = . .K Zr- __ ~ ! the *-- *~ ~- hurt Tiger' art no' on!'. v iniecs hut t Xpt nienc i offenci'. their ri thound' ir t ti put u simIle point or tot'. t latest thurust last week .lust when It tilt, hoard. Their ,,,,. thrashing was at the' hands of appeared the'. might drive- in :' liii- unbeaten Wikic'ats of Winter for a score the would get -;wniilt or large losa- in yards to Park, 4f-1i The Tigers and Greyhound-s. offset their offensive - efforts Tilt, Hounds will to(- hard at i' , art slated LI do battle- ii the '1 utnge'riru- Bowl on Saturda'. wart. ti correct jut- nuisthkes night And the- phis of the they made' last weel, Mans of . ir liar. left the- mistaker. niigtit be thit- cause' ilounds ii recent weeks ,,.-.. of tilt, rv.'itchue's it, tilt offensive thut - outconit- of thus Sauturdat ______ setUf of the- Hounds Witt :-last a littli tuirr -_-_ in their lust three games theGri'vtmunds tuive not fared lIlt lii: tint iai- l.lt 4ik \'I1it MINOt iiL'a .-t -. nuh !uu much ts'tter thur, Uui Trgu'rs I or a while hut not for' Iuni II the' Greyhound standout ret wiied to sconunt. only nine paints durinit ac'tuon ; le munients after ttis shut wai. ta k en Hourich dropped t(uugtI hat tunic The' had a string of to end their I SiZ1 quuuru r. ha. fore f inuu11 hid t12 f decision to Itoone last F rIc1ii night anti scoring & touchdown in the' firuil . ,., . Jones Ui ts Sat urda V night in the Taneeruu bill \'lfl(PIlt P11(110 N - * ' Grevhounds art. hoping they Senior sigruilraller Tom Bit(continut that pattern for at rhus. A tin. , of mistakes. whichleas, ant more week Copeland attribute.4, if, lack of , this season tht, In five game, - . ** _ /,,4 _ __:_ - 1 Florida State Bank Mixed -IV i -i.. ,*~ Mot- )-.:'"-. - ' - - - _- - Late Toyota I ' The Sedans won tow big ones-. last week rn Ed 1.et fired ii Carver a 214. The V.Esghti 198, Tot lii' added r 2111 arid also won four as GIL Bt!fltt)l2 led tjit- WjiS with his 201 Other high games in the leugut- were turned itt h ltn . Chuck Baker 221. Ed Million 193. 1111(1 Larsen Templeton 630. Wes Stoner 217. Ed Kent; 234. with it blistering I.M. 20 Jot Criswell 215. Tom Bands 19b. 199. •Iotiit .1ce 213, George F utirriute 208, li'wi Dortori 201. Al Bowhn 233, Doli Wit: 197 and lUrharti William., 195 -,_ - _________ Braves Tilt- Houriffi, wound ul, Keglers League - M*stakes I stop Mus - a S S - S ain S y , Ru y - - Sanford Plaza Merchants 575 and Eddie Gar Varner's steads 191. 189. 191 Witil tin Adimir. 13 hlpd I omestir Finance gain it spilt Plar.i keglers ltirlmntl Williams 217 anti .lint Link 195 led the Plum 11.1.1 woli thrtt tron Mr(rav r bettirul 1t'tts Allen v c Dave 1 t,tsr 191 18' 1 oli hr MrCrtv Nujit s Ark won tour front Musut 1 rthnuitetl with Jack 54k k'adui;' tilt wit'. F o tilt Must( crev it Lariuuerr 181 ww- Ed lent; witli it 187 and Mint Burt_scht 188 Penney s also Wart tout tvittt Berm'' liuttle , 181. 162, 201 564 anti (;it IM'ntor 1117 0t top efforts For the losing Putilix Leant It was WIleS Burro'. 2.13, 21 598 41st' turning it, lint- scorer- last week wert Jim Carver 191 Jil' .)iarhr.m: 207. Poll Prirt- 167, Marge August 181, I.(, .in' L)l. 18) iuu l(itrt (iltx 2111 - - - - - ..I l'.i)'Ut •I(f - - ., - -, . - - - - . . . vl~ the Hounds fire Filgewliter game two weeks apc the Greyhound defensive unit hit,, been superb in contuiinirg the opposition The muir N n.snn for tIn' i' that ,re . hrrn.cbraI. has he er th e The casuuslt real onI stiuncinuit linebacker injured has. '..rist in pratt tire' and hair sail out the- last two games Jist when or if he will 1K- able to return is no Lnttwrt ' Thu rest of the- defensive and should he- able to contain the punrhle'sr attack of the Tigers lip r LI - - - rtcd a ' BOW TO Hornets - - - - • , - - - _________________ - • - - Cleveland List, t)uit we' lost fill three tunibtes during uie- tour' ' - - huh'. reflected lust e -luuspten .1 acksuonv ilk- • tenacious defense ti: tinier. and stuppe'cI the- ltistio; Moore power running uitid "big plus- ' offense that spelled the- first Ihiune arid his pluss receptions- tiel;wcl et up fl• Gre'yhouruds only touctidowi4 Ii addition CopeIantl had nuue't'Uhig s victur However. "we' still cani get iuriior flciriker-plit crud 'ion offense together." stated (taucI if, the' ba ckfield lugging LII JV coach Mart: the- pigskin. And for the- nuost Itruintle t' lowell. who will Lx searching part Clooch was utile- to make' coach Getut- Cr-iraalong with few yards with tar. Luau tnttinW his fine- iiiins for the- offensive- spark Copeland aLso had that failed to ignite' durinui' thesail ets nucint. 'Ion Mitchell r U lev iurrst of ii'ni-sivt backfield for Ttst- stinugin tuokltnig of plus-n _________________________________________ mcIdle linebacker!, lurk Crim .titr. Rusts Brett, along with ball ruiwkunig En hiciviti Arinistrung '.t hit inite'rc-epte'd a Bishitip tupre' aerial unitt returned it fur .1, yards- and Jeff M'jrrison whit n''''. a TUCUII Flunrut't v-- itt , vicious- tckle on huh Ryan set u; Morrison 'r score-'saving tumble- rect".'er Flow-ever, three' plays- Later Ryan avenged tar. niiscue with a tw-tpoint tackle' of Brantle'. quarterback Rityd Heath in fift end zone- A :is yard Bishop Moore punt that skipped out of bounds ant the' Branuthe' threcyard line lute' in the final t'tutpter of the' contest produced tilt oth er safct tv o ;itavr. later 'list liab I lurriets received the' punt follow-InIlt the- safety and were again after the elusive touchdown, which failed to nuuuitt'nictlii'.i- , us the' Ruby Puitniutr. defense stiffened to snututher the effort on their 12yard ntarker flit' lint- titan tin rutnig'. '1 riot' gridder- ' I / L ' - - - - -• ' - - -- " - - ' - - ' - -- ' pe ning - -- - .- - - - - - ' -- ' - . - lint' of Itit ''v. uri;:uurse5 Itub depends on to stop thin lterkle rush is defensive' sta ndout Aluurt Johnson, win uncounted for 12 individual tackles. against Episcopal last - -L!'- - 'Coaches- Curtis Levi,and - -- - Joint lubb deserve' thin credit for giving ub Such it filiv tsc1 dentennuse' Rub'. assistants '.''sixteen defensive starters ruittti'r titan eleven :3 - n_q Mc % Ge - i LD W t MI A%.~ - , - PW # - 1111.~ L . - I_ .. ~ 1. - - _. . r -,.--- *- --_- % -- .- q .- -- -. 0 - - - 'I,. ,,. -- - ,. ,,, -- -- . , (,,. -' -- s..-__ ;.I-._____ •'' -E:::_- _____ - /- ,(. _ Iis. - f - - ________ - - /1 - -i-n" A FIRESINNE DELUXE CHAAIPION COMES h Ji mu ON MANY OF v oLE BELTED NS FINEST I972 CARSI : agains (ti('iItItl Uuat this IA V4 agaits c% ill be devoted to ;a'rfi't'tinug (tie f1 cliii: take any new 4 : :' t will not be necessary for hint srMJnn4 , , .' ' - ggreat pair of running backs irs and Gre g 'Join Sievert Washington- And the straurig.thiirig is that neither of (lit' - ' - - - - - - . . - --- :'' : - .1 - - V - ),.,f " .~,4--4 _.W - __ 00-46 s, of i. of U14. ' ' - - i , - I . " - ' ' ' -eg';~-;~ f l- - !i~ -li~7m- ~- ~ ia - - -' ' - , - I , ,,, I' , - . ' . . -, • , -- - - '- ;E= %l1X;__1 giw - = - ' ~ 0, DRIVE IN TODAY I ' Vt 4 - ' & M__ -- - Attention ., - - FIRESTONE ' I ',i NEW TREA DS - " S' ' , •' I.\ - \ 0 U ON YOU Ft OWN F I U I S r i I " CAMPERS I-I C) LI V y - (I U tp' 6 72 $ of TRANSPORT - r " VANS Iii I HEADS ON SOUND TIBE BODIES _____ ownor's PICKUPS. DLC=100' , 'S -' hati, -_ - ir~+-_~~--_ ' , -- '' - ,/ 0 C r ,. ) throw the ball well, has added -, 11411A (fillien,sioll to tit(. Lion attack in that he Is very good fi t throwing the' half bat k pass lit 'n uric (I) (leninic ' ontnerted for 5 1 yards uiguii:i-.t La-iew lust week. Anti almuit pow .'r rufirhinsI, 0 -i! Ii (hut. On dt,tli'risc (IsIs week, pvieek, looks stronsg, and ailts-n ~___ - - ~~,~~ W-7 I '' Ki,iniuitt't-, ', ' ' i,ultI pose soniie problems t.si - " . ,/ - Swvert, tin' Oviedo offense' -. / _ it, players were in the startinug h4nukfield at the twginnuinig of (1w - : • .b.i,eh ()ti offense (tie' Lions have it ry I . - e -0. . niI!fl teains perfonnance and has o il .I - -- 1 defeat to Apopka, was in his ' - - __ 4^11 - i Wtwich ran for a paif Of two r point cumersiuns white run over with the other. - Itiaz.zi Next ca'e-tSk flit' hUb) hinds, coached by Tom Murphy and lion Baker, will be tryuig for a repeat vietury over BISImP - -- ir I flead Z 1 to the defense after a e -rwuhinig - - pecoe I mpr oved - -. -- - - - M wl - ' ---- Ity (;II F(; SINDA iteraw Splorts muss ' -- - - _I1 pitt'. -- - lila% ing t'livir (ivft,nst\ v sti,ectallics. but the) add little it) -' -- fi;rmanct of the tearn,n tti:it rilglit it looks as if t1litw,s ,11, looking up f or Ova-do , b) ttw Previous victorie~ Bub) Hounds %cre (,%o- i Cruouns by 12-6 and hishi'';. Moore, 30. In last night's outuii' S'' Lang opened the scoring cc tJ' 40 )'lWd cIaIStI Ill (tue OPi-111h 41 Pe'niuc.i Later ill t i& SdII. period Scott Clark hauled ui .i sc'untne: pass of 35 yards (rent Buster Leftwicti A piarulsecunud period scott unproved the Hounds position - ' .- - . 11 J, Vrn-ptor L,Nva- I,, tilt mvple n offense as well as uht-n V. '.' ' 12 yards away thu uo1mci rinK Again points will tx- to t '' 4" ' - ' inhi'nisi'.e i- tire on the Patriots' practit-i' field. but it' s like having to start the Pos t 3rd _ - h P .. Lions played better than tilt-)- ic : t 'eiits '', ts Hounds - -- 322,1119642 YOUR SHERIFF will pass from seven yards out V ' - own words "pleask-d" wi0i his - . - 4 season all over again halEy-a) into some rt'afls big games. reported I')utv. With guards Kevin Peters anil Vernon Prevalt, pIns ing their se..'ond we'ek as st.ulers, the Patriots have ft-sand hard working, fired-up youngsters, tsat thes both weigh in at the 125 ;s'unil mark. l'),nid Suiphin. a starting center all reason places 150 pounds on the line, while the beef comes fr-sun reserve tackle Toni Wheeler Academy 42-0. but the overall grtdcle'rs team performance' has Bran- Offensive line blocking and concerted defensive specialist Cira, cilni weigh in tiev Heat! Coach Bill Duty disappointing in retrospect the 17MTh pound class. a!ts'r thi- SNA ganie situ haven concerned ;obcuut his lint' pla) GORA To Sponsor Football Contest - " a %. give III t-bunc-es to snap -. its third icicle .mi -- Re-Elect i . h$'3E1Pu1!' flat! the "We re pri itii sanut' height." said Rubs. - Flu' they'll he- it bit quicker iind it' - 1 have to watch Owl' trap: .:, quick Rs 3 K 1(11 kRB'-' ;tbu tilmist all i hts bigger Ileraki Sports Stisfi linemen still out cif action and Still hurting from injuries to his substitutes lacking both sue key linemen, the hake Brantley and experience, facing the Patriots will defend their 4-1 Jacksonville eleven could be first season mark against a hug, another experience in "trying 3 a c-kr c.r cii Ic not to be niharrassed," said powerful University Christian High Dutr. School Friday night at Lyman How-ever, some rw itches, such as defensive stalwart Rob Field While recovering from a 24.6 ('ira's move to playing both decimation at the hands of ways, as well ar addinsz as Tat rrtpa Temple much bee'f to the linebac'k'rtg stronger Heights two weeks ago, the corps as possible ma help Patriots' backfield rampaged stem the expected Pt-sw-er I Nasal running attack from the visiting Sanford through -- - Jk - - - - A( FOR SNAPPING ll Es.w ('URAC'u'- Each bo) t,lfenuivusls '' - --- s"'htuuu9't s Iwdrded to the- top lice xts .. - --- _________' Tough acsonville U. Faces Brantley ' iT! I,r,' '.t Ninth. Ls'nnai's Gnidders rolled to t,he'cr Uuirc straight vit'tor of thu season last rugtit as ttw - blanked the Kissuuunet Kowt.x'ys by is "We' Just stopped otsit;'" he iidtli'tl 'lit' niargun of victory c.mie troll, ('ievtsluind's thret'-yar-d snuniuim bIas' it the sec-onil Stanzas lit l'unupu 1.00kini: lIerkle' - the Saints will Is' pluivun;' uiguuurist their own Wish groutut! tut ti tci. bone- 'l against a LeUtiith8i ih'h' - utcciw ' htt;' c - s . drives. but * exhlbited 'Ll fine. the- gunie- cii,' developing; one with power and speed, but cc ithout critical ccee the Oviedo I,itinus front fiveards out througha 21' Ui- it-dc Grcatt-r The dubious. future' is blotking its Invade Kissimmee, still looking Th five boys in e top inch ring Recreation Association Field general Dan ,nguilii for their first win. And if the diis'iStfln will be awarded each i GORA has scheduled cc-hat isn't lentilimproves as tutuch this points based on the number of runs the option well and amounts to a pass. punt and till,"they put the ball through atraiti to tuck the bail and blast week its it did Friday. it could kick competition of their verb his way against anyone. be a long Friday night for the the ring, own and its set for this SaturPASSING FOR DISTANCEFullback Craig Davis and Kowbo)'s duiv October 21 at the John Halfback Jeff Iiu'snnnnond Caul.'h last week uigainst Liukeview, Three c-trance's will be afforded ( aura-n Field in Ova-dc tallied twice last cc e'ek and are ()c - ied() proved that it can play c-ac-h Ex to pass the ball for CompetItior. cc-ill start at 14 a,m. greatest distance. Again the top also defensive' stalwarts, as good football. Except for two Events for the com3v'utuJn, five will get the points well as recent addition to the unfortt'ruaLe lunutilt's ecrly in which will tie divided into three starting backfield, lUcky game' cc'tuIch heel to two of the divisions; There are three Ci 151(1 (an7a ree lskevut'w toue'htdcuitnis, th rough ftc-c, grades grades one th Te'nned a "sparkplug" both the lions (lit! not play like' a PUNTING FOR DISTAN and seven. and grades eight six CE- Each boy-.will be given and flint' Ribbons. will be ways. Garza, a 125 pound fresh- tt'ann which has set tow- itt a ball three' ctutnt-es to punt the hill awarded to the first five places man. luven.c up the' blasting gitniu(' But Oviedo also plaseci it for the greatest distance- The in each division. Trophies will Wishbone 'T" attack with top five boyr in each division Lw awarded to the overall outside' speed and agility, On different type of foothill in (lint will be awarded points fill' theirv-inner in each division based defense, bus flypaper hands insteud of trying to runt the' ball performanceon the total number of paints have alre'ad snared several all the time as they have ibm' in accumulated after finishing all ke-> interceptions and despite past weeks, they began to go to ACFOR PASSING his size, tie's one of the team' s the air nutore and to play a inure foul' events C'URACY- Each bo will be tunacious tacklers 11)(Ist wide open ball gaille. T`hvry v it,, w1tr\ fee given threi: chances it) pass tile -tit tiltOn defense, other ill, ban for ttw greatest accurbu% by fumbles, tiltvAo touchdowns Boys in grade-s one ftough f I% 41 result in nuam scores three- scoreless Luke' i3rantk'y fresh- pass on tar own three-yard brie For the- first tune it uiu.t raced back to his own 40. fluent Last nigh: it , L niar Field weeks the Gre'vhiouruth- were hove-vet. two plays later the , able' Li put sustained niarchies. Anti, us if isddirug suit Lu 1 hubs F'ts coughed up th e wound, the- Baby Hornets together And for the- first tunic and the- Bishop Moore ;ngskir collected another safets lii theit, tour wet4:s were able- ti ele".'en was again kriuciiril' or in both running final minutes of the game- for a the- ti)oSit$O1i dtar scoreboard the' ' vict o r nuirgmnt and pa ssing from the plays After four The- young Patriots. who lost (inc of tilt, cluanger. instituted ts were Brantle 42. theHorne war the moving f t) C 224' court: te' the sante- team tis Copeland on the' l4rantiv six-yard lute I hunker a week agi, uigair. could not Mutt 1.e.'rilie ti Li to with a second down and goal - un sustiuiutt'd rsfferi position 1Arslic , a quantertatci: generate gi, situation when Kirl Critn'b primi rt'cen'.'er ii - cc Roth ends. Steve Hargis and tt'iiTti U. hail and heairt . . - ' - - - 1 Orfltu! puhiliti t' dl tilt pUtt Ili the it tilt tUlli (ii 4 1,1) set on gunies nI 204 lDii, 2D 7rIt()MllEitG.CAll1SON league it war Robert Sirnur- 187. ern lMwmuut 181. .lilt ('11111011 191 511 and Bill Ciou.s.- 172 Sparkle in the TILL .T( )NA I'INBUSTEIIS 11)01 tame front Al Wurmu'wski 190. Dan Burton 175- 507. Hot Wilson 193. Hill I lurtuuii 1tV. Waiter I tegener 194, flU! Lernstock 205. JoInt 500 unipheli 11)1. Ihet Mt'twrsun 19(1, Arnukl Vunt 191 Front the .flNlC)1 1 SLNIC)E 309 uutd Ligi.- Laruintri 177 icagu. conies the efforts u! David •lermgart 1111. Terry 544. lIon Williamr 189, Hodge, Saulr 167. Wuidrop 197, Marie c:iinningtuirir 188. Ethlut- ltvun 2011 . 189, Mars L.av rentt in the 19(1. 1Lick Pant- 1711 antI Aaron hnutnuitt 17:1 ILIPLFV'S SPLIII loop It was Ijtnl Gait witi a 211). Gloria Accordi it 169. Roger Arcardi 181. 1rur Custer 181, Bob Hoslord 11) Itoh Myers 182, !,nn Thus 202. 11I.ell Evans 19:i 5311 arid 1errs Hustot 188 5:11 . Itirharti William-, 1117 league the highs canit- trimi have NC; It the lI 8 U 1100PING '1 otiot 202. 201' 544. .)pwl Luufniur 177, Jirri Carver ivo, 227 385, I lot I .et 171. .lutui •Iiirc 2111, Nick Ar-rent 185. Jotlu; 1 uItflt!t 19(j. .)fill Nistier ititi mid Ito 'I eniph'tun 200 league was Frank ' t!f urts in the (001) SlLI-PIIAIII) MI XE! li.PL witil it 17L Tops in the PYNATILON1CS MIXEI' league yen' L Overton 200. 1. Huischciw 197. T Sa*uls 189, hl Souls 188. C. heading effort ill the Snmtmugtt 171 and C. Elbery 244 1!NPRC)FESSIONALS 1.0011 was the blistering 632 of Jim he Carver who had games of 222. 181 and 229. Other highs Ili tiltcame from W Burrcn' 213. G Burgess 181, saint, .itnit league5139. ( Elticrit 103, 195, ft Willium lwrzt..'. hlUdtt's 188, 203 144, 11. Itetulic' !13. 3 Smith 243. G Filiger 1111, It Broomfield 525. P. 531). 11. lIenr 183 E Adanir, 190, 1) Witt 187 N. S Kearne 1111, 216, ap) 188.3. Lamb 2Z1. 3. Temple 210, G. Ilugerto 190. C. Chamberlain 114. 196 and I). Tabor 213 Best from the JET BOWLERETTES were Thelma Hickson And in the 172, Yvown Player 200 and Itoac Vaughn 183 HALL. AND CHAIN league the top scorers were Jim Muloney 1141 546. Chuck Leik'y 193, 202. Thelma Hickson 196. Bryant ilirkituri 185, .1 Sexton 189, 201. Gus Sexton 202, 215 593 and Ann Almond 187. 180 Sifi. - Front the- SHOOTING STAlLS it-a gue it was Brenda Wilkins 173. Bonnie Link 191, 107 535 541.. in the TJAV BANTAMS anti Cluudui Just, 1811. 184 league' the higtu cwne front Paul Hart 150. Saudi c113111 118. Mike CLark 150. Buster W1911011 M. MIke Towers 116. Ke1I 1buugtuert% IOU. Lurr Jones 1013. Carol Puitt 115. Mike Link 165. 1 ruri- (1utw 129 , Jerry Juiser 143, 11M wolf 123. ftoiIsi hut old ii I eu 7urri: • anc \uti'' .,,rfit 11 it lii '.,, l.iruebuirkcr ,ustii i ttutWhci ehiscussin; It .1 ILICHMU* hulldi,zing fullback. tt'auis dcl ensive unit. iii iniescapableHerald Sports s ta ll t'-tiilt statescoring cum;i descriptive- for their plui M. Rubs fields clever hiuwreruc'.' Cleveland sharer. Praising a defensive unit ttiiit "stop pe rs. with cacti sufets chores with buck-u; stoppers - 'liar. stint-out three' straight sun sigiiuu caller Greg Ctunnutliet it tin' line--up rhuingeopponents aitti iilInwtttl only First Lean field ;91nuerul Steve 'l'on i-net' I)ttenistv, scott- all ear against L.M't -Oiiti 6 )I thu nutuin or liuiunster lunietuic 'k"r ion hubs is pre;Muriri;' he te'iitiui'ii w- LthI Iiiie'bascking corps. charger. for it trek Li iiieet de'Gunuiii1. Greg Mules, IIeei' Thin list continues. ttirougtt ,xiwenluoust litnipet hierkk'y . Austin unit other.,, "Stoll" iult Morgai uutici David Wtuilu' luudui; his defensive' nuiut respected Episcopal Terwilliger. hioti fine run.st4lwurts ii. stopping state" Power I swee;' Las wed huLks. until thtenisrve tiiii • ranked Class AA ,lacksonvillt These isis's. love Lu' hut, and starters. cur. well us heub Episcopal Soturthas Ml. Itub' is v-ire- strong at ulniost ever' Knowles. whit' Itub'. calls ''one otfi ti elinunuite' rotIs niistiike't;x1tiohi right rio'.'., Ruin said of the- finest renters I vi- ever thiut crop;n'tl up tiuriri;, Saints seen.' whit is. cilsi one- o th eiii Mans tilt i ourtit headhuntinw cientensivu- unit plus Saints' top defensive tackles -i ups -i ur'.- vs itist uuli of quarter ttuil saw am While ttu'- Saints nuns scottoftenus' ut well but that iris the' turnovers roninuitteti ta off and scot.- big, right now their -.inuc' uuitiiust presstur Isitti teams tietense is- ______________ tint lunuelies in sonic- cust .d "1'u eleGuinauhl inter I 4)1st-opal twice' in, the' I;nv- re. ____________- _______________ uui' ten - Local Pinpourri .1 , 'Oiill., (I! tilt Greyhounds. Di, ,+. field position hel ped force the Bistm; Moore Junior arsit ~ .tpelarid. tried several thimgs I 'ustrmt.s ,TV squad into c'ostl'.' an , ',,, i Jt'Icnsi vt art huh fl to get his offense nunvinig minutes situations ;arnun' sulet with two ton tIn' nuuist part flue'. were nritstrorug, intercepted a ii the- third quarter was the effective although they did not left over ftuib Hornets' attempted TD '.- ictur nuargin of - - ft'nst the'. displayed Car'!'. in I the campaign tin tIn' stuart end of as 74 senri- in that confron ta tion wi th the- - - urlair Junior Patriots - in Three sparkling cfttirfl helped the Clowns to thrru will.mt In c !velopmnt. in their muLct with Austut-Snutttt Ili Varner 203, 207 A. , ,. George wer, 1:11 Adurii. With it 209 W. For the Developers It was ,1 294 and Toni Best 200 Jackson 203 a n d 3 Smith 1144. 5($.' 111111 I Ttit itoati Runner-, used Ii C.rabtre. r 197 three Iron ttu B&1 11nof ilu 531: to Will Patterson 184 riuniber tine. For ttw losers and for nuugtut v ert the effort., ifi .Jini Carver 28 and W Bunny 198 Also turning lint - scorer- lust week ver, Vert, Mese 55:u. Bill Clark 192. .1 Hackett 189. Ito'. '1 cmsmIth 207 pii•tout 180. 3811 502. S Ituthards 19(1. I r Spencer 1114 and .1 5(14 Litil. 1114 r4i.':I't their belts the Hounds should be able ti-i resume the type of of- -- '. - ',' ,- '' cc- hits _'_ -' :,1-: ' ' margin Change II III;Ilk\ e'L'SB Hereld Sports Wriler .1' ' ' ' For Jones Contest %_~_-, I- - '' .' - ' Jim carver wit.,, in th(- groove for the first twe game. a least and hu games of 215 and 24f and 635 helped the Natal( Ttv Shop wit four games from Burger Chef. Alm) aiding tilt. tlit P ri Sh3 Wt( .I''. 'I Cfl1)If SttI(i' 19!,, 211 WN 192 - 588, Eddu- Adam. 219 and Dart Nicholas 224 For flu Chef it was Nick Arcert 191, George Waldro 20 and Ire Holclziw 191, Maryland Fried Chicken won thret train the FItA wit .luha Gurm 197 and Pete Peterson 192 ieadinr the way f Hit- Fht It was George Senkzinich 191 Bc fleming 2.15. 1 5&L , Jim Malone 213 find Frank Schautteet 187 sparked flirt" vms over Music Unlimited h Number Two For Music it wa A Bawling with an cx v1ivn 22 .Junior 1.ewts with to 207 an iv4 Zuckermar. 1P. Other high game:, weri turned in hi En Tryon 192, Dor. (orman 211. Churl linker 21 Rot. t)rhnr 195 Huh Pout1C e nw 22L 2 1 (IVXICr 19: It'II F'wtl iEt 181 1PJ iinc 211. clii' t,i'ict ,' ' - . , , r c , - - - ' - -- - 01 eas ..Finley '' Purple Hurricanes Sanford is 1-4, and inst to the Gainesville IR 11 1)5 a . Id ( 'ntfjshi' ntutl lie ti'llg e'.-erytiesly wttrre it" 'f - ItIti,' Mi"'uu,'' ha'. i' 111a.1e' at least into e'udl".% 'Liii' I'n.ife"'t'r .. .;it Ill- Is eIIpriteht'r 'f anti wheni ()IlkSl,'a,nlw.at lb.' (coil ktui'u'. tints four tunics 15Cue),Ou'i 11%111% \11.11 'in,n ii,' highs bits fleet of (ad hines 11 19 Detroit piu'. ing Irnuil clgns'iI it in.a.'d from Kuutusu'. ('it Ii'..' hut d to-'. en ctips heatlqusarler' are in ( hiva si-until !s'' as its No I draft 'siittit"l (lie' Atlul.th's year-4 "Co."- he isiac(,',l ' We'll h-'itdt''. ,I, ci? ( u.k Inn'I perh:ipi tinti this verur. f'inl.'y notified he huh look thou i' uu,uif.'n ins, ii uuunk.' at least $ I .2t1,uMi thus huuui n 11111-S I : Ii,ii bitt c miii ns'hghiI'rthut' no is f it ill .'I Ilk" (hi' 111111:1, Mi'licOti Imisers ej,s.ti - I its ni:uu,ie Iq 'Sugar Bear' l%nc,'tstuIl oc'. net- s trunlitt''nutlls 11,51,1 stitltunil t*'aiu, tiusistitig iou I )utnirls lInus wluitt tie '.nunt,s 'a ite t'olnts g.iIul, gr"s'n ni-i' ,-h,iceuuu,iutt bed auhwint Mill-hi Id s lit'. Wlui'n lit Oakland. he lives n utn'I '.'.huiti' The team '.'.-t'ttrs to Is' called n.'ulpts. d.'lb'at" nu:utt"ns ito aparttutent where one of Its grew tip in Alit Flttlev, Milts. slits's Profits uttit its cciii.' - offs hunhu,' ( ) cc tat s it ii t'i'lt ''sit hi;ttiti, its liii' sun of it poor steel ro'uithh'.rs is hiucy N'.ctnn, It" h-'unl' \ is iii, it'''.'. Ilarnutuit itt The -i ttac.'buull - 1111, gnuiuue''c In. ci-ithu a hut ',v' ;uuuii ii mu (lie' '.'.-q,tket and what built un insiir- Blat-k Panther I "ndr t,'tddtt' c ltc Isuuc k tint his ,ni - e' Ituiqiniecs hut, it uttuihti-nniI- are ii'' nta-ntu'.t' uuiuivt'nis-k who has put lent lie his us . jutinteul dollar fortune, titus it rut hhoot ,LtI'ot is', mu picked tip '.cbwi.' I urrs Miii-- butt lit 1 iuinping thail - cc ho %I11114-41 night ball, titi' satin' ,-,,h,,i t.n.t 111541 ls'utrintg iuiuttis' 'if his own given I",' hk IILA''l4LEDI '11w trmuhle %% till bosch-all is ;unii Bill Vce,-k echo ii, ituight Ili it ituuunt ''A that us got It_s head in the _____________________________________________ 'I lucy tall him 'The F3ii;o'r . nh.' for situti lh.'i strike but - .' hut' hiatt it t,us','ltntuto'uul 'hnnles 0. Fitilu' ittt.lg.'t san,i, ' saiti t iglit shIp lit' it lie ruins it'hhu'l hmtw I ;s p tip ii nil ,iw s and tnt rut lii. such rabbit oce ncr and entreprenctir tit (he' STYLING. Oakland Athletics 'What (lit' tt'iuul'(sltst f,';utuii-.'s as ''I tiIli's plait' cc utlu us hutii'ki't ill i,iist'Iutllc ol,'ttiuttnlc i,nitsvided loyalty suniutlies' the uuhitnu -t'g tutive wits 'Ihu" Athui. c, thui' uiiuu;tir.'s 'flits aini tint''.'. .iuk .Iisiuluis lilt Iu gaiuti' needs us priugre'sci'.'e' I' '_' hutti liii' iititt'hiiiu.'ry s's." tithe' staff in hutsehall tisinesI ii'ft .11 thinking antI nut".'. ideas. vt's bus its I-' hilt' c.'r Owl' Iii'' hhuuk I'll I, itt tilt' i-hurts (i'm' .i '.'. .t ''Wi' have to keep cup ccitlu (hi' fi'iiuutli' loicsiui'cs uiuutnuutgs'r and calls all Ii,' huts ticit pi t'tt ('luau- li.' Ii. is a i't'uiuit diii tons's -qhuutg i,sss' loucethe lw.t_s (it t';un's Not-iut ever at's-tired Charlie animal as uuuiilt's co. huh' hot inline are Wbn'rt bit' times with fripituls, i, f i pituinu.I'u Italic Jugs 0 of being short .ini ld,'ar hii is ,ilel no.1 '.ct'iglutuuit 1 ,11 if,,. uuitpirts tiurutus: - . iii ('it % cliuittl.-.l so (till of them that he keeps the 1k i-situ,' hint' lre'nu Kansas c'.'. ii'pIliit itt baseball in a hl -stain". I IiIi I te it hi i h'• \i ct.iiit old gaint' * ** * * * * * * *#) * * a. to '.ik constant state' ,if the' jitters 'flirri' is icails no tiasiti f,r a * lIt' his intrsu liii i-d a irni'.usl • lie us frequently at hts itli iniilt' to Is' (Ii" iivasr,tt of the commissioner Boy it' Kuhn t hh't-s .',,';it that (hi' boss itt i stusplis't'i' that 'v"t sli,s,li,ws iii h III .1110111111, ever th,uiiitltt such this week '.elwn he wan- sa'. s, 1 like unites S N iglut 'uuiit I &Mt Isinuses to unite, not till, Vi'i'. h I us "I fill $ tell to give' I 'hir h' 1) thit' * ' It t'. sIi0h' and ;,Itiii'st r;ulIc.91 III 'te tu- t I ,, ,:I'.l'n (rn' i- tin of iii'' tttrr*' of lit'- ,\'s .1,' iltitli, lsk' S n Jo (lii' (ttki,tiil I ii - iiii.- )iulcitic tuitir, iiiil .1 iii I li-agan ittil (4,114 , li'tiii'i' Iui\ltttiltt'. I *'M)ill at * l it, ' -; hail - Muistath" Day." .. .. . u r. a to have ill(, uzrauittinottwrl Mrs ball murk wli.'re ho schall 16 till! ii) It. '...UU Iii Y * I-3triuu int'l iii ball isuulleiiuit 1-ink' \ throw ot (he first ls'til)ht uinit the lurt'ss u:uutltt'r hut'.'.- * A I O''d I ,iIIurC ei,1I'ri I in's I its- s Shu,iIs'rs (hue third game of tlue' Wtii'lit after flit' guint' for tu-trt''tu * ( )f lo or dvcIit ,, It'd to Is't'tu tiiu'nt'.l Iis.c.' ott the ltitl''hti * tuue'nut,c, fisut anti tutu'. ci ;;stisiu Series itt the Oakland ('oliscuin vtnti Yoti. * against the" Cincinnati Bed_s The inunuti is uuIc'. acs tlu.'t loo. ,ttiul IuiuFt's ItiVt'ti to' 1111' ;sltt. tn ''--I i-VI i.' * .-att'hiuug Ihui'iii Kuhn quickly c'etewet both a swinging r;t gt nit.' ''ut fit * III* * * * 5 * * * * * * stfl'ht LI" * a lii' likes tulikuutsite" Ito III, * a * * * * Ito* III* moves, keeping thu.' first in uuis'ttne'sse'.t Ili 1891 ;uttint' It'd he a _______ ________ sance The first ball cc as to be tossed by California Governor Ronald Bi'utguunt. but rain %%.&,, I eel out the gaiuie the ptOpt tire Ill itis_____________________ O FinIes, a etuupper, p4 tingtished.kscking man it host' appearance belies his controversial role, refuses to lt'l such setbacks deter him hit' is tulicays pushing on to nec% hiutrit'on.s, - '\Vi' 11'. 's'iII .1. I .ItI%ISI .t'7' %V Special I '.iii'epondcnt \ longO.ThI ,,'.,Ni't .'.i • eared mule' ii anidereel alIuk'ssl)from table to table' pine- king off the' plaIt's of the guests ci tulle a live-piece jai; hatuil Iii strait is-ic'. hers jarred the car .truuuus ci till the' strains of ''Sugar in tilt, Morning, Sugar In the l-venung 'hanlic 0 cc as b.-u-k tnt his oc'. n lviii park and the pine's" was - Thin lund seemed ti he M. ttii upv.- ung for the Sermnok High foothill Leftist, until thes ran inte a brick wall at Oak Ridge last Friday night. After turning u a gnat! performance ;sgusinst powerfu l l.uI:eland Seminoles Lattilet'ru, thi .--nuldn't di anything right last Frida' riit'ht li Orlanut' In Sand' i-1is Head Deas, Montqomery Captains ansoetd 6B-T he 111 'vVi'diii-'cdiy. Vt 1 in, 1917 Ihe '-.i,uufuip d i-fc'rild LaI-e Bruntk' haIfLi1icI' Jell Ilainniund TI-IA'l' KIND (31" NIGHT finds the going a little tough as a pair of Bishop Moore defenders converge on his effort-, to gatn yardage' in last night's game' The Hornets won the c1eIensi".-' struggle. 4.(I with a pair of safeties u J Richards Photo -- at Lyman high Field next s.slated gamut' slated gam Tuesday in start at 730 I- lit -I 11 - I .~ _#.L . . I I-,-- - J,()()KJN(.; BACK over his head for pass IS I Ib s as Lv man 's 11w' receiVer 'Joint (,00t'h Boone' defender keeps ev' or) Gow.- h, I'ams was tfirown a little t(x) far for Ili(, (;I-Ilyhoulld return of John Ja( recovered from their injuries reeelvt'd earlier in the s-uir flst're is flu doubt that (hit Woub fire vastly improved Ili itI I aspecu ,if Ultir game arid thr receiVel' tu catch uP %%'till. Ii4)"I'le ' nipix-A tile hounds. 74 last Friday mght - , ' kill Vow withicle John Johnson who have n.,w LEsS first (culls this )i'ior (ii find that out 0th.. Oi,,, I s-il I • I .,. ,,,s,I ii'. ,.,itiis ts,.- ,ti FIRESTONE STORE COR - VA & FRENCH SANFORD slass Low poicitiod iii.i PH. 322-0244 - �a: I tip Wednesday, Oct. 18, 1972 8B—The Sanford Herald 3LFPYTF LINE, O JANE, 74t RWIII , Fi 1nr 11fens T 0 I TOWING SERVICE un 0 Al.) 1 1 _4) IT L II -, chi ••'IlV') II \ \I I / - - 41 and rain storm And a chanci of showers as forecast for tonight. I was disappointed said Cincinnati starting pitcher Jack Billingham, uhn was ready for U. S. D. A. CHOICE 'Wheic Service is the tc,t 2397 Funch Ave. Sanfotd I ____________ - ---- Register Now For Fall Term AIRIAtilkS de 2' AVE 19 ejorn t ATLA NTA Al' — Alabama has rambled past this fall in rather routine fashion, but i first major test of the scason Saturday encounter with dangerous. once-beaten IA five 1vnnes. The Crimson Tide and their cross-state rival. je,, Ol N BERMUDA AVE KISSIMMEF iPAI 1 A - U r ., 6.4 FA O P W0. ~_ $ SAVE 34c, ___ ~~ "--%- 1 0-- &I HOUIE ,. -V. nt a% AL L studI, and '"0, ". 49c Al SAVE C , ee 0 % - 41c, DUNCAN HINES 1 IQOr Sliced Bacon - - 79 CANADLN FAIPWAY Canada Dr 10 SAVE Wafers in - . ( \ i '-. ' • )- • — I ' — f / SAVE 11. SI lopp reMt SIt' b rnief I. . . - : .s-i-' / '-''' -. - - G Ton Sr Dh ci A VE; Mrur, Jaw, Ibat?rn I \\" \ • Sale $ 4- ......... \\ ' ' I " 10 , 2 25 Foil . , SAVE lOc, VIVA 29C 45c Bath Tissue 43c SAVE 14c, SOFTNIR Downy 7 ox I t ie pc,cs ,Hct.e th'u Ssiu'a Cans / / 'I/, ' ' g , - ' '" ''Ii',' /'/ N P1 \\' u •SJJ(IIIL5 I ' Doubirs Zrr, - lu jaw ; 3 AnQci v:e C rngoa II S 5Øi GIflO 6 Rene PrCrvsa al.a7 ' D• tLrn9Da S II. ' Angel ( Jove, LW MIO (br'. Linfi NiH GAYL • Smol t- P!1 Rene J'ArIrJD 3 &ngct Toni. A ..- • p., -' , - , 1 ' lôoz EVEP Doutit- E PAS* •• -' . 4 J. ' - ; " Y . - ' -' . - ' - ' * — STEAKS p (f! /111 K.C. Steaks Cube Steaks SWISS Steaks or JL 1 V 3 - $ U S D A 'HOILE - / S / 88c / - I - ce "' ,/' ' ,:. -. ---. 'Ms" i"? • - INTO FA,4(CRI * ~i :AA" 38 USD - _I•_ C 79 H 99c Lover Cakes CHOICE London Broil Roas uc GOLDEN OR RED Delicious Apples Glaied Donuts - I —j-' FRESH PROD UCE - lb 3LU€8ERRY CHERRY A LMO ND - - z Manoto AgLit', / - b 38c 38c b Split Broilers .. '- 1 ream • )s • - - ,/. C SAVE I , ,. Breast Quarters Leg uarters UM - ,••/ " '- ES TERN Whole Beef Round 35 - T G LEE DELUXE / / -. .. • R . I ' d Sandwich S offee Rings ' • ' " Doublet . - •. ' . / /•''' / p : tti // / • :-' __ OSCAR MAYER — L,,A, 49c Garlic Bread . $ d-5,i(: t 891C Pumpkin Pies t'$ 7 tXiH GAME - 'vr DouPi -2 Arco Zrnrre 3 (rØola YZi A hvnoe ii. 5 Ar' Bai'.øa. a \,\ , Selrn SELECTIONS Qvin.,C) VtnCh&. 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Alluns II Toni CALL 322-1020 la) v liiien (ottage Cheese 69c SAVE Il CATALOG SERVICE 10c, BLUE STAY IN SHAPE NO know what you're looking for. 3 L OCEAN SPRAY PXG. 2., SALAUS SANU'AlCHLS I.;;.% 33c - Potato ESCAFE uN INSTANT COFFEE b 65 49 DELICIOUS 40ON PLATE LUNCHES 89 REG SAVE 59c it Salad HOT C W —___________________________________________ WITH .-I bI %"*UK ookat _4 SEAFOOD Spanish Mackerel Miss Frog Logs Liquid T ,, THIS COUPON FAIRWAY MARKETS BUNCH23 b TRY OUR — SAVE 1 Oc JOBAeG, 69 Cranberries SoLIPS $1 U.S. NO. I ALL PURPOSE CPenney American BONNET Margarine . Vote - 29c STORECOUPON Celery 39c I Luncheon L SAVE 6c NEW B E K STONE 9C Potatoes . orn Muff ins GOLDEN Bananas IEL EVLNTH GAME - DOWbIeS - Julio 90* Polish Loaf GRADE A FLORIDA FAIRWAY FARMS FRESH LARGE ISIN BRAND BLUIB(RRY CINNAMON. APKI 4A 9 4. 1 G0,118, 6 MVqVVr:v 7 10 EARs 10c, N EW MORTON Muffin Rounds Corn . ... . $6 Arris MU96-irris $&Itc • e LB . U C SAVE Apples ;J /'7 ' 69 FOR RED t 5 PenI Gay'., Gail P, - ,, N ivi-10 LMS SEVENTH GAME 7 -- - J .• - prarcto I - c ARGE DANISH 'I - ' 49 • Braunschweiger flUsh1 •:, E. 3 A b BAKERY i4 - . '1 ' 5 ' . Chu 3 .,n,Mcnchb- S : 1\ MenDic TH GAME Doub$c% rPi nb • ( Qur' V .4, £ 41 10 A.UVII.M. .:ca Le(i 7 E'o:e c,an -- BirD GRADE A WHOLE - rg 3 FRESH 4) it i"' EIGHT GAME MeOD Lvi 7 Pc'-n'S A;vt* r A Q r Florr 3 Abluni Gay a s Qc $n-'O Eg-rn )h?O Aviv tiei"Oa POuRIH GA ME hero Cab.ii,rO Giff , to THIkO GAYL rt% Po.nIIiOfl$ itlarroProfatif t.:ca&and Q r$10 Mc Mrvv. Zerre r i o PRIDE CUT FREE Mrnca 7 AvIv LftCC I A:t SE C OND 79c CUT-UPS Pro?OLS even P ,ntt I ir S SAVE lôc SAVE 6c KIEI11 ITC FAIRWAY FRS -d e f Ground L i Town House crackers ll, ,' ' / - - / 8 oz o' -, - Creamy Garlic rosssnçj 65c Dish All 6 12 ox Whole Brisket //, SAVE AUTO DISHWASHER BUSCH - / 69c 3) ç NEW AFT )7 Pa Dl 4 /1' i'. c l0 Lemon i- ege i J Can, Jumbo Towels ' / ' lb c Corn Bread Mixes 4 - SAVE 50c XING SIZE - C SAVE 16c REGULAR OR .'- ' " 59C , / $ Kidney eons 29c ' . 300 SAVE S, Dlxii LILY SAVE 15c DIAMOND '- .••- ' o R • oe u' J Brown & Bag hj1 \ 110M04 P orne 10c R SAVE ••. 3F 40 SAVE 1 ic, JOAN OF ARC C Spec. Morning - / t. J•' y FRENCH ctio SAVE lOc, CARNATION ,. - 78c DEPOSIT C00 kbook Sauces .. , Italian Sausage PLUS SAVE 10, CONTADINA . , , ' 69c 39 For i J //. • • Bologna CSUNS HI NE Vanilla _____ a '.'' 59 STYLE SODA HIRES ROOT BEER ' , s Wieners SIG 20 of RETURN BOTTLIS OrlandomSeminole Jai Alai ; PAlij yKOSHER Sul Re Sausage 0 3 59c - . It , .' • . - Layer Cakes . sale Leg '0 Lamb lb ••l SAVE 1 4c F OC F P S r1 LO RI D A MID - FLORIDA n I TY UNIVERS KRAFT Mayonnaise & AL & At ., I tog In, FQFSH FrlFN SPIN, N - - R Wd - $ Er.. nmh,r nd sød is l ost a e- all to WHOO will help him I t mej his way ho,"a Atif, f-mof Foirway Cashier lot, a friso e4asstrotin" lmd rrinil to .7 c,cloo WHOO Cou taly Fairway AAmrlirfsts nmd - it .,. •i It Auburn, own the only victories logged over the f Florida at MississtPpi—Except for the gra Vols sin Alabama native Bill Rattle assumed onathim Miss could be the apass interference. Ole cornnmnd for the 1970 season. Three times, game losing streak. Weese and the Rebs bount VoLs have fallen before Auburn- Battle has split a back. Msissippi 21-10 W pair with his foner the Tide's Paul Vanderbilt at Georgiaflw Bulldogs continut' " "Rear" Rant to niake some progress. Georgia 27. F The series between the5t'two perennial powers Kentucky at IA)uisiana State—The Bengals are ranks among the best in the nation. Alabama ripe for an upset and the Wildcats t'aie holds a 2423-7 edge ending the Vols four game traditionally give McClendon teams fits. winning string with a 32-15 conquest at Birllottier. Bert Jones and the Rengaic survive mingham last fall Alabama, which has rode the awesome wish- another scare. ISU 1w-.. I Southern issippi at Mississippi State—k bone attack to 16 straight regular season sic home field nod to Ste despite the chaks superior but the Vo base tories appears to tnung pun of Has Gus Mississippi State uncanny sucess on the cat at \esland 14 "stadium s1nre they've son 14 of 15 games for Colorado State at Florida State —Huff and littk losing onls to Auburn last sear. I Smith get cranked up again FSU l The \ ls had an extra sstk to prepare for this $t ' iStofl at Mianii — The Cougars art t tin one and ill hat t the njor1t) of 70 000 spec for (urci s Hurricane Housthn 21 ttors calling luctils for an upset Motivation Drake at Tampa—A wild offensit so should be t difference in this one Hoeser Tampa' s way. Tampa 2821 it'll be the visitors displaying most of the Tulane at W est Virginia—The home team has I emotion Alabama 2114 scoring well but facts a tout defense for tither hit on six of nine last week The the first time. Tulane 21-1. counting a loss Miami's not to forfeit its fif th dI Dq b A 11hi0Frr%r.t-' UM-Vefit'?, Pc)Iyester "ir' row 1a 41 4 • • Salt 91110 0AA%G1 AVE (; don' wtor over Want. Co un t ing U as it n stands, it was 6-3. dropping the seasons total 51-fl. an 8Z2 pcenthge ELsewhere around the South this wt4 Georta Tech at Auburn— This is one of UhIs battles. If Tech's Eddie McAshan hot, the Jacke should win. If Auburn is still battered and bruLd from an excursion in Baton 1thut, Tech should win. Evcrhing comes up Tech but it'll be..Auburn 17. B EL) SHEARER Associated Press Sports rfter , SAVE -1, MORTON IODIZED IOGI*41111113101 41011I COUIOAVAD T Pf k!', %1~% I* Fanta ic sale. ck Of Our entire 111 5 $ ens 60an double knit and 1 I GOT A PROILIM" 1EGISTII YOUR PUPPI WITM )' RADIO WHOO STEAK kill A £ "1111 , Tide May Ge Shock *1 Tennessee Dangerous . . - 19 0 D1 G( ' ROUND - I I ICE CHO I.L M LOST •, ,,, K-99 CORPS •. 00 A :' ,v . . LB. NE STEAK C n Ph. 3229621 - Jo T-BO . EARN YOUR COL DEGREE AT HOME .,.,., 1 went out and took a look at who had worked hard to whip field into shape the field with the senior u the beleagured said the commissioner pires." went into action They bla infield with tarpaulin.It as perfectl apparent th t keUd the theamount of water on the fw1,1 but it %%.as useless -able for made it totalh unpla% The rain picked up mornen -- . AY AT AARON'S AMOCO baseball. In some places, ssater stones as over the shoetops and on The O ak-- the most iiuportant game t turn and then hail AKl_M) APi Meanwhile, the falling. SUfl airnostcverv step. you sink intt) land A's and Cincinnati Reds life." shone a few hundred the turf" Oakland manager flick Wilwith another possiwere fa ro away from the ballpark and — the worst hams. who said his pitching from rain of bility taton would have to be reval- skies were blue and pink. weather in the Ray area in 10 Out came baseball (oronusyears as they prepared to play uated if another rainout c. :I-Z) BUYS GREAT CALL - sioner Rnie Kuhn to make the the third game of the World curred, took the delay phtl final judgment. The bare,-headsphically. Series tonight. ed Kuhn trudged through the We're still 2-up," said VilThe last time it rained as outfield slop with a party of fol• hard in the area as during the lams. whose American Iae In this lowers and decided it was init hampions hold a 2-0 lead I 1462 series when the San Frianpossible to play ball. best-of-seven-game series cism Giants and New York But he didn't tell the manBillingharn and Oakland's Yankees waited three days to John -Blue Moon" Odom had agers plav a baseball game. first time I knew that The A's and Reds hope that finished their w armupand were preparedtoctartTuNda' night the imt was postponed lightning doesn't Strike tss ice I heard it over the publ The rain didn't help us-1 when heavy rains struck the when s stem, said Williams address wanted to pla, said Cinn- coliseum in. Umbrellas sprouted irrimenati manager Sp.ark% Anderson Kuhn, houdid tell the after Tues&q night's scheduled diateh. The crowd of 50.OW sig- GREAT GROCERY UYZ IN a& 1111161111111 CHEER ABOUT... ueiav Series ilt T Again Today 02 SOMETHING TO PRICES EFFECTIVE 24,1972 OCT * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * _____ ROAD& uiford iprilcJ //"cJric;ci./, SLIPPiR rend 22 FAIRWAY MARKETS La. $194 Lobster Tails I Stuffed Clams SMALL FRISM $394 98 �WednccJn', Oct 18. 19/7---IC the Sanford Herald 2C—The Sanford Herald Apples 68 Pasta Stew Add Zip Tasty To Diet ( uIv'v News '.rilte 11 By AILEEN CLAIRE NEA Food Editor L lit i it 56 irt 111 ;. -4rr lrcad tas canned Items gives mans mother the reputation as ; topnotch cook Youths wiU a penchant for p=a and it various ciosc reliitivei. enjoy a combination of beef o-getti. franks. muhronn caps and other flavorful lit p Dressing 1] rr'i.: x:i.i9I1 SAl A() Keen tatting .h r,ld ture' 2 env.Vç.c the stomachs of those wh drop in after a movie ci: high school baliganu irfi','ir'd geliitcre 2 -ijpoq apple rt rl(lef' Pasta Slew A Moment(, 6 frankfurtcrh, cut In blteslzi' pieces cup chopped green pepper I AP i - 'let'riutherr/ vii.e Twn-thirl.t cup 3MTIfl(e ran I well- TOP VALUE STAMPS! cans (15 nz each bCt1.(Pj!Vtt I) 4 inb.tweefl qtarke xhile the supply is abufltaflt rry th~ iincisual apple re4-I es which will help the aturtte'1 fat deter C gredients Thts is a quid: dish to male and helps fill i-.. rIp f ripple uSer 1e tasty apples for r1esert. appl es , ,r paiL I thY: if ciui mushroom rup. 1run.d pineapple ti1hr. Two-thirds c-up dice-i'S grapelr'ot s!i up heed i-el#r , , si.' 2 tablespoons sugar teaspriorl H ?i 51 5 I can (I pound i tin shit onions, drained 11 teaspoon basil Itrn%"ri frarcl:i lititi. it ep hot skillet Add green IN,;- up if gelatine in raining apple juice Heat Apple juice. add gelatine Stir lved until gelatine is Mash cranberry sauce, a1141 -iith pineapple tidbits. Crap.fruit i.rticms, 'elery, salt ariS wigar tn gela ti ne mixtur' %I l l well Pow intO motel .d)ftPfl It per. saute until tender SW in tcef.ogetti. mushrooms onions and basil Heat tho: A D ciugh)' in gs .thich hasbeen rinsed wi th G --i,ltl water ('hill until firm T:nnol4 on watercress. 1,f .tirnish with celery curls anti . .cterrresi. Serve with lr-" Etka's eight cervir..; r.s d 2 tt SUSA'% [)EUGH1 (tipir %rr I V6 A F I 1 "s Servirt Quantity Rights Re s erv e d .'.P,.4 Dliii 510115 IN( Ri g h t s 03fltct Reserved L.i JL4) 1$ WorL11% of no: 74ie1 ' givcr. parts status It dlii ti served it the first course mugs or tram buffet table pri. or to the main course at ar after.gamc or after-theater parts (Ir it can accrnpan a sandwich iunctwut, fur liii t:Xi TD15 :'i: PRICES GOOD THURS., OCT. 19 THRU WED., OCT. 25 0 oryaiC,pal 102 1 PRICES GOOD THURS., OCT. 19 THRU WED., OCT. 25 — flfMY " VF(TABLE A I .A I) Light and — bridge 4 ,'uPc "up grated raw carrot group - .cupftheI The beauty of Uidu U the ease with wiucti the) can be made. hopped uflior, up diced 'eler. I IUpC*rIr.MI 4 A ne' versiuri of one of the really prestige wupe is (Imon "3 Soup with Fuii Cheese (ouWns The croutons, made with French bread, art dipped in a cheese wuffle type nuxture and oven baked te puff) rich crsxa Amamipanted by ii salad and dessert, there is a hearty meal Thick enough to be a pota't 15 5OUf) ITUIdC with convenc• en' ingredients, deviled hum, cream of celery soup, milk and cheese. Served with French tread slices and butter it make-, it, lflglUflCtL 01 It can be served as an a'tizer before the main rourm. at a UIrUII apple iaut Icup uw fat yogurt I teaspoon salt Pnch mar joram ! .emtii juice Lettt*e Ccxithtne cabtuige, arrA. rnit)n. celery, and apple sauce Stir in yogurt, salt. P niarram and lemon juice. Mix well Serve n lettuce I eaves Pass French dre331N If .etr"i warm I; satasf- 11FAR TIN F iii. SALt) lms*l a meal .ih11 I POTAGEDIA1LL In Itself J__ Ibisikr .wc judney beans .1 cups finely I W' ounce' CW cundeniiied cream o! celery soup 114 cups milk. Fruit Drinks i cup grated stiarl cheddar cheese 1 04RIFIV 14ouflceCWi c1 'vil.d ham repart stI4 auvordiii4, U la bel directions using milk riven above ii place' of water Slowly heat sow, StIITUW Ili cheese and deviled ham c . . . . . . • i i r IC , eS Black Pepper... • Oc 'Al •• Dress ng :.l:): b C1 II)TILIS • . . . • i.i.i ..i.i'.. :)I ti . . . 3 . . . . . . 1 00 s 1 oo • . I I. v.: i Pastries $1 00 Brownies Sh ampoo . . . . Seeded Rolls tJ'i each i beef bruUi IcariID'uzi chicken broth lsoup can water Puffy Cheese Croutons Saute onions in butter until limp but not brown Star in ficiur Add soup and water, stir until sniioth Sioutcer Serve about 3D niinuti' topped with Puff) Cheese (ruutow., . 49c o 49c 2 . kJ':. $i6.' 29c Bisc uitjf s ' a S . . . . . Mi l k .. . . . . 1C 5149 u'.,J . Cheese Twirls . Cj..MPlct .i , • • . • . • . . t'vi J'f''1 Arrid, $Kfl Soup . Rice-A-Roni Quick Grits 3 • . • 100 Dog Food 19c C at Food ': . . 3 . . . . C 75c Syrup . . a . . . . . at . Paper Cups PO : 59c . Food k.A JZ. Ii.t '' Dog Food 1 it IO . . . . • 79c • i'4 Sauces . . • . . . • 1 39 Can Liners . 00 Trash Bags ..... . Peanuts 79c . • ;' . . . • . . • • 9C . Starlight Mints. ' 23 ;; -1 • . 78c '; * r see' 0 SIAP.0 :55 Bath Beads ;; 88 c . 5 Panty Hose 39c 59 '' ° (, it I Sausage c . PlC, • . . • • • • . . . $129 Stuffed Flounder SUPIRSRAhD ' c 59 P.O $399 . . 5 . to plc's $100 . . . . . C CID • SEA PAC 79c Onion Rings . .. HOWARD JOHNSON •. Corn Toastees PIG 39c Margarine . • 3 . ILSI IT S SO F T CORN OIL Margarine Topping . . . . • t2s PIG . . . • 99c • . . Sliced Cheese.. P P I, SAl 009 $ 1.. 49c NG rr 'iv - - GA Potatoes 4 . . . . . mayonnaise -: ,.-up tniLl -tickle relish uiteaSpuIlS,alt c .s kidney sbbi*ge and apples tX $10 Orange J u ce Combine uu* uiinaise. chill 'iauce. relish and salt. Toss -i.tth becin mixture let stand 'iot&r before -efrigeruitur ) Null Qc - . . . . . . . Mince Meat Pies 46 , sz C heez Whiz 99c Fish 1Fi llet 4 . 's 99C . PIG . . . . a 29 Turnovers . • . . 2 Baby Limos PIGS $100 it: . . 4 $00 Cauliflower . . 389c ".5 ,PPLEB'r't" :. 69c ' ' ' t.art.apples ' -'-z . . a . 2 Fish Cakes • a a 2 SLut1514 5.: s'...' '.'t H A'U 4, ' '.... . e Chees ' 99' • 51 19 . , ine-third teaIa,)fl5jflflJ.. 'II I tables II' lemon juice -' - 69' . a • tablepfl xity -.a turst otiii inAr pruie '' e • a a a 7ric -s I - . I'Ut .*le slices a, 4 Y rea.ivd bjktfla pact Mis. .4.. e ese Chees e. • • up bredd cupbruwnu.*C Cheese Food ,, ASTON 59 . . . a T!3P Ct- -A tut--r 'ifA' l'.0 Sli'! Fish Sticks SLIPt RIRANC toes P I) s I I OLD SOW" Pie Shells Ser'ie -irs1fl lOX flhlu' t,LThU,.lT Pizzas . . . . . . . 2 .is,kj Lyaln . a bnitT1 sugar, tcruiiibs, and and CIflfl!II','tl together CCiC a a a a a ' '7 I ruikte tser apples. Out with iiiargaruw and drtul*e with letns,rn juice Cover uici bake III LVdcrv' •scii lvi 30 utes %lAk cssLsWr'm - .. jih14qr. , (Th) (j I ., ' oven IOtolSznlnutesuruntil slightly browned. Remove immediately. POT' ' _'...LUr!'' -' 'C • • • • • j-- -- ----- : —wii 7TYTT .YL!!! STAMPS rnelted Remove frutnat Beat egg whi tes until stiff but . 2.001 6.99 S" .- ' .VV . L4J -.• ' F TOP VALUE STAMPS ONE 4A - Snack Items 't ¶ • : 4 ' i .- . ,. O' : •WVWW ff B#•B.a..C... ova i_ TOP VALUE -STAMPS - .------. •ata.%i - 2 •• • Tile Brite r..)Qt) ¶PIPJ OCI 2 NO 3 --------- - ONE . .5. ....B..ep.ppp..pp..... • CX)t No 4 , 'PIPU - •,..,... * a.•. a a Y)D No 5.. Pl)lMfL 01*0 .,_. a.S5 U Uu.., c.cr 5JUU 25 I 4 N I: T- , Vaii - FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. 419 E. FIRST ST. . . 11W FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. SANFORD 1' I o 7.. ,,, _.. Oct 25 - __. : tRPKFRL'(TPINEAPPLE :,,.0 ('K? (nat J uice p w,sseeteiwd ptn.appe Juice Pumpkin Pie 0 like wi th aU slices t,i cups unslaeelens1 grape 1 1 tkott l e I t . .L• 14ee1iSe t- Al .*ittti COCKTAIL MIS Stpi SPat M1AI 0* N. rt HD.Y L4UFI'b'T t;r.frwt l-'uepple Cuct.ail Rice Curr ied Chicken S,aLti WA I 1r.i Iii _ TOP VALUE STAMPS I (T,00t1 11411) .......... --...- ' I 'IS,. Boneless Ham T7 rrri N 0R1 Ii Halloween Candy : : TOP VALUE STAMPS r.t'e - ..W.SW... STAMPS IIV T T~f OCT 21. 4 -I- , I MPS ETiTI i . Spray Cleaner — BS.'W LU , J ""'' '' . f ME TiTi1XI"U: eaeet••e• __ s; 1 _. Melt butter in top section of ckwble boiler over hut, but not boiling, water or in small saucepan over very iow mitraL. Add milk; stirn cheese, stir- not dry Gently fold taten egg whites into cheese misture. Dip bread cubes into ..øø.cheese mixture and pi on ungreased baking sheets. Bake in preheated 400 degree ... - c cL COFFEE 5U 11 Yield about 34 cubes • • (0 ntu . iu . . . . P. e-thirdcup -. - 1f Potatoes Popcorn ASTON SAG RuSSIT Ia PIPPIRiDIiI PAlMS APPLE OR ALUIBIll y So is 4 i . ..2 STAIR S 49c I IROPCANA Pumpkin Pies 49c I • appl e ucumiers... OR PIGS SORDIPI S PROCISSID ASiRC AN ... . MRS SMITH S 59c Celery..... 99c Sh rimp B I . MRS SMITH S O,',''a' Margarine 5599 I $189 Streusel . TAINOA' RHINELAND Knockwurst . F PAN RIOt Dliii '.'.HIP 6 6 6 P1 ill IS 5! Is (JR . . GRIIPa CR5' SARA LII LARGE 79c Swift's Vigoro . . IRISH STALKS . COPILAPaD P011 60LI, . G COPILAP-ID la.Ot( 5aSQPIT Slab Bacon 10c . pc,Eii;,N S RS IRISH • . 5Qc SUPIRA't) SOFT BOWL Chuck Steak 5 • . cs Polish Sausage 39C '.i .e Pork Steaks 4 TRUZ 39C 39c ' 59c ILS Sausage a Scotch Disk • SUNNYIAND S".'OPID 79c 6':S IS A ' • SIA't CHUP.' Sliced Ham BAG • . 79c Is Braunschwieger ts 9c • SIACPI 78c . Skin Cream 55C 14 Do-Dods .... • iO( It PiUMIOSI COOD cr IC C CT Candy Treats - , • BRACH 99c 10 Cookies • 7 • 103 Candy Corn 33c i5IjR'. 5, BAG • BRACH Hair Tonic c 0 . D BRACH 5',JTT I 3 . . . . • 33 . Sweetarts 39c • . MALLO W LI $100 ilPi* Trash Bags . 1 • 88 S ec cy Mixture IIPIIAP. t'c, ' . c • Toothpaste 88c 0 Beef Cubes.... I Fit.! 59c . . . :, • MA ocxii Paper Towels Puff Cheese Croutons 4 cup butter I tablespoon milk 1 cup i L 4 lb I shredded aged Cheddar cheese . Pie Crust Mix. (tie' ,i 4cpe.th110 sliced umaime Ld cup butter 2t4blesxonsflour can. IOL Ui . Fruit Cocktail 7C, 35 c 5i,IIT S TRU TENDER SIICID Beef Liver HALLOWEEN SPECIALS— 89c . . . • . . • . 65c Pears V 36c Tomato Paste .5 . . SA ',( P1t LASt. Coffee 49c Cake Mix ...... KIAr,'oo: Dixie Pies qi&IIT.sIItW 59c M I..3(IN - ,cups IVI :-j:; I L I. srr"tns s'uc'dded cabbage E A04 L.Z:A4Nf Catsup p la:! S( ILT WITH l }VY CHEESE No Is. F. 3 MI.I i 2 egg Fr ench irity Ii ounces' ginig er .ml Mis tiwl Juices amid chi l bek'ie sd s tog 34r in tii or ate Semi, in small juice or fooled glasses Make', I Just 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD enough !t't I oerN tiIp'. �4C—The Sanford Herald r Wednesday. Oct. 18, 1972 Good 68 t Curried Pork Chops, off tat in skillet in same skillet melt butter Add onion. with awooden spoon stir over low heat to get up any By CECILY BROWNSTONE arou id chops In a large skillet beat the oil, add chops and Associated Press Food Edisor brow it well on both sides ReIn a cookbook whose cuiU butions were submitted by moi chops and set aside Pour 'iethes of all ages and walks of life" we found a delectable main-course recipe. CUTTICd Pock Qiops and Apwotl. and uuiIs.4Q!ANTITy our adaptation of it follows The cookbook. called"Carolina Caisine, is a collection of rociand edited by The Junior Assembly of Anderson South Carolina and was pubHalted in 190 by Hallux. Inc In going thruugb Caroluia Cuisine" we were delighted withita indumon of a wide variety of recipes. both old and new. Whether one is bent on '' making Old Kentucky Jam wI Cake or a modern Daiqnn e. Al there's mighty good eating ty 'Migh Apricots brown pa rticles. cook over moderatel low heat. stifling often, until golden Stir in flour, salt. peppe r and curn powder I'Iaee chops in a single layer in an oblong 3-quart glass hak ing dish i13 1/2 by 6 3/4 ty I 3/ 4 indies or similar shai &;raduallv stir in chicken broth and milk Cook stsmng c-onstantts. until thickened and mi x ture boils 1 minute sauce Bake in a preheated 350-degree oven until chops are tender i nour ii possible, - about spoon off any I fl that has mi. Ic-did around sides of dish, Makes 6 servings .. The Pennsylvania Dutch budged from their ,irIncliths. have always had the courage Iii 'these • PIIhI iwiipt*'" make be thettiselves, 'their way (II life ilnoil tics' ot ths'Ir ru-h farutilands , simple, and they cannot hi' t"jroiluu-e (hi' Foods unit laden their tables They tiolil closely hearted folks love Went' Their of It aver thy years many tasty to the belief that WA Is (;od's f.i$ Ic cdIsl fiirc-, muon' prarthid than iiii.iitiniitive. hut uliche' have in perfected by reward for hard labor fin? rh Penocy_Ivan I a These trient RIGHTS RESERVED GET the EIE13 - P41K S ' 19 WE ""BLACKHAWW" BEEF FEATURE If ¶ It C H . :I 3 tablespoons butter I ___ 1/4 teaspoon pepper 1 1/2 teaspoons currpolt der 1 cup fat-free chicken broth I rup milk 1 can i 1 pound. 14 OUn€- drained mm almost all fat from k DECORATOR v ine gar ini1 mu'? mustard It will he a fa'',r?.' f v'ir too 1,11A%1 JutE I-i ptainds ,r.ind ir posinfi ircaind n'"'l -. i tt -I cup soft bread pico -np firmly piIel.t iglit hriwn 1 u,r up apple -i'k'r vinegar up water ; :ahli".prairi mild ii.t nven to i.Sfl sugir and r,'maiflifl if wet s-' TIK .__~~-STEAK __ it ii inns? •".-ery aieuml ic',' hi,; RIB OR SWISS 0 SIRLOIN Li'J I ,veetg md sours ar" wr --1 - "BLACKHAWK" BEEF "BLACK HA - -ad 18 Be . • for ;ptcel frau? d.';mI ircanipimnimi ' - , in r .sia ' , £ CIGARIT711S. LB. P1iF,D FRI numnd - i'ui - lip •lUIi' oider vine 'easpn4ufl 'NhfllP -inch cinnamon dis - drain fun? reser;tng n% ,Id vinegar, rlovs's and srnnfl stick to fruit yrup ;inlrner 10 minutes. -dit fruit . . ,isItitinfla I in mnier niuiuites Cnv.r refrigerate 7 ITEMS & PRICES GOOD ALL WEEK LONG! FO GE 11 * THURS., OCT. 19 THRU * WED OCT. 25 IS11 ALLGRINDS! p '.O'I"E: Fruit will keep imp f c .. a, md è' a! l'hs' home .'rnnnrnist prepared have ls'1flZ U SA ;arka't if nine ra'tttpes for r astitinnal Pennsylvania flmata-h hes. You'll enjoy tm'-- . 1, a "SHURFRESH" REFRIGERATED BISCUITS ORR—, 1 VIENNA SAUSAGE 4 corned 4 beef spread 1 tablespoon sweet p4ckle relish, drained S CANS $ r-''- 'I a - -'- i.' 00 VII1U'ILflJ I'IKNIK" 4 —m • WHOLE KERNEL (OR) • CREAM CORN ' -& 'CT GARDEN PEAS SUNDAY DINNER Roast L mb with Potatoes Mint Jelly Green Peas Bever a ge Vanilla Ice Cream a . ROASTS LEAN & TENDER BEEF LIVER' i,'r brain for meal v;irlet; - vay13 a 0oi1 bet with busy ENGLISH 's SHOULDER iuirigstc-r-s is a lu,ar?v CUT PKGS. LBO 1Oc -• 48 th.it tiuTi.' again .ct1ii't o ivttia'i irit .ciinI,t abc-au at :- ill speed and the familY u :.3vurute chef 113 wrackiii LB. LB. C. A ham'and-pa'a sOfll It ui;itliifl inriImil.'M ctmnulc-fli'tt tt It mliShr'uI)flt i anti nanned ilevilett hant '.'r" Nithl chilled .afln."i 'uiifl4ti) wedges .is .1 salad mi 9c . and milk to make it a ri.il.ian ifying tinna Ii.fltY 4.REEN I'?': ' 1 a i,IiIl,'iLsa'tt t.'r,';silm mi unushrunin i oup i uahI.'spunn' i'ssrui la ks' crumbs. S tahl.''apiismu htutta-r- or FRENCH-CUT GREEN BEANS itiart,armiie, nisiIa'sl isuk ;}c-a,i .*i''aiulini.t. 32 OZ. QUART JAR MIXED VEGETABLES STEWED TOMATOES 4 'as sage utirev?isin intl driui -'ll In mixing bowl, c'ain utile peas with iUU Imiart easserl.' ip with h a if sit ijev u is-. I lain Repeat l averi " 1 ian.' 'mrnit.ikt :numbs iii iaitt'r r ruiargarmne Sprii sli' on top it last dt''4 i I'-' I 1 $100 I "LEAN-MEATY" BEEF "KRAFT" CHEESE SINGLES AMERICAN. 2-OZ. 1 PKG "McCORMICK'S" EXTRACT VANILLA. * PEPPER * "GRANNY'S" PURE PORK OLD FASHIONED 76c SHORT RIBS ONE-OZ. OIL 28c . FJ 20/4-ox. 254$ BAG "THRIFTY" LIQUID BLEACH TUNA NOODLE CASSEROLE 1 can (10 1/2 ounces) condevised cream of mushroom soup 1 1/4 cups milk GAL. • • JUG 2 RUTABAGA "FANCY" VIRGINIA-JONATHAN u1 3-LB SAG) 3 LB 2 CRANBERRIES ONIONS - 'OCEAN SPRAY" FRESH '"° s lAG) ° . . . BOXES) 38 48c 58c RPE UL.LED a !lunches. 'uu'ii c4arr' oi batter 39c v salted -iater drain In lw - lean RIB-HALF LB. 1, i ._ LB. L.,88c 6 OV. and ginger mdii carrots t'au ir Ii) niriut' )'.I'I mode! a'" ,lea . turning Wen tu 4Lu'Ia.'es -i iersng - - ui -i aell ' %10101.N i; uumijmnon prut-.iL H. n 4 Sliu.\ 'S'ii h ' vr s. .eas.t :uIvta.t, rang ut it s Q.1sy to prepare 4 uuuus'.- hi roll nut. J/ 4 cup apricot preeres I a , BOSTON BUTT.....,. uu 68C GEORGIA Starting Irvin lung end. ru BACKBONE .........68C In PORK ROAST and - sjucvpari cumbine huttet lemon j uice. lemon r ind i tablespoons butter S tablespoon cmnngnwn I'repare but mull nu's _i -i label Jirects. let ruse. roll to a tangle l'i by 10 inches' Spm *ith prvsercs. Jot with bu: PORK CHOPS LB. - LEAN MEATY FAMILY- PA K STEW 6 - .ini, PORK PORK LOIN STEAKS 68C 68' C 71 uisi ire oarrot.N -anti - it lilt) piive-i b slicing tally Cuok antil tender :it light- e ALL MEAT I' p Concor d graifl • -a abiespoons lemon jui''! !saa;s.Jun 4r,ateiI Semoat I 'easpos;n 4In.'r iuin $398 $498 YOUR CHOICEI -. - I CHOPPED SIRLOIN STEAKS 20/4-ox, 1 2c "TASTY" CANADIAN "FRESH-LEAN" S4ltl 'raJsLa-d 1.'Jk.' •1 LB BEEF PATTIES '4 "FIELD TRIAL" DOG RATION t.()4)t) DI'," \IInULL- steaks - ;rape i.;S4iL-11 '.mrr'ib , - a 9 0 CAN :'- r"es for ,) min''s) II iervings. LINK SAUSAGE 'FRESH-LEAN" W layer Hake - mm 150 lam Rath 878 . I.B. "MCCORMICK'S"BLACK U.S "NO. 1" YELLOW l''nir uaIf of peas uiitu bsiltuni it I FAMILY SUPPER Tuna Noodle Casserole Rolls Salad Bowl Beverage Baked Apples ''an ie% ilsil ha in GREEN BEANS APPLES. I 5 (NO. 303 YOUR CANS) CHOICE! .'4SFIti)LE I rut/en rei'n IIt;tlii': ilunet' a [ CUT VANILLA ICE CREAM A basic recipe 1 l/2 cups sugar 4 tablespoons cornstarch 1 teaspoon salt 1 1/2 quarts milk 2/3 cup light corn syrup 4 eggs, slightly beaten 2 cups light cream 4 tC4S)OflS vanilla a "BLACKHAWK" BEEF KRAFT EARLY n- .-:- 1't .aburgh. "MYLE'S" — Combine corned beef spread and relish, fill frankfurt rolls with conned beef mixture. Top with grated C MUSTARD . 0 0 JAR 26OL1OC ....•. SALT process 16 5) Box P "KRAFT" MACARONI ' American cheese a NOZ 4 SOLID OLEO..69°° II IIIIICDC • • • 7%OL$ 00 4 frankfort rolls In a medium mlsing bowl whisk together the soup, milk, onion and salt. Mix in remaining ingredients- Turn into a Creased round glass 11/2 quart casserole 17 1/2 by 2 1/2 Inches) or similar baking dish Bake In a preheated 3m-degree oven for 30 to 40 mInutes. Makes 6sentnS$ gi aMU "BLUE SEAL" PURE VEGETABLE SAN1)WICHES I tablespoon finely grated onion. pulp and juice 1 teaspoon salt 1 can (6 1/2 ounces) chunk style white tuna, undrained 1 cup frozen green peas. thawed 2 tab1pooesa diced pimiento 4 ounces 12 cups) medèitii noodles. cooked -ur a'ntt -,ir LIMIT ONE PLEASE WITH OTHER PURCHASES OF $7 50 OR MORE, EXCLUDING CIGARETTES MERRYMAKER In .' large double stir togettwr the sugar, tom starch and Wt, stir in milk. corn syrup and eggs Cook cver boiling water, stirring cow stantly. until slightly thickened - about 10 minutes Chill Stir in cream and vanilla Freeze in 4-quart ire-cream freezer following manufacturers directions Makes about 4 quarts 'NutflmtttfuI s.i•' r - ;i13 .! a fruit punch iler lop il month in refrigerator '-move spices .st the end of Sb" " COFFEE LB. CAN cheese Serve with cider or cheese. Chill and s e r v e Makes four sandwiches. -hiUc-il, is a meat as rnpaninitflt iF on the relish I serve plenty of snacks using disposable paper plates and cups Roth s and girls will enjoy I boy Merrymaker Sandwiches filled with corned beef, sweet pickle relish and American grated apçh' rider \t.,kes I-lit wr'-'ings. DETEkGEN 2 h h6-,, - child and 'i cup fl;i'.'t frm ,Srrir,ked ham is r)" favorite fling of the traditional rookini lrr'rn their anu'strnl hon-iclarwls of the P;,111tvlvan3fi Dutch Thifl rrr tir mrrwn htrrip.tf,'Arti i-ith r.'mainingsaurt' wer barn DAYS A WEEK Children lov e parties and professional party planners pass along a few tips to cut down on wear-and-tear on adults. Since a child's concentration span usually Is brief, p 1 an short games Provide a prize for every can -, Ii --'might to blend flavor; NE Food F4ltar I 4'i.OUDCC , / ngredient: pour DISCOUNT PRICES By, •kILIFY CLUItF; S r Mend - "SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER" ur peeled apricot hal v es //rJr Rak.' 2 hours. basting -asionaI1' .Spnnn excess er uirlppings: rsim COLD POWER cr 61 Party Perfect Snacks I 1!i Jj1TL 3/4- 2 tablespoons salad oil 1/2 cup finely (hc''4 1/4 cup flour I teaspoon salt '1 "simbine first 1 ingredh'n' , happ into a loaf 12" ii" 'C n baking pan t 13" v ()" .1 1 it here CURRIED PORK CHOPS AND APRICOTS 6 center-cut pork chops inch thick ' cup milk pes 56 W 'S Go Pennsylvania Dutc h Way And 'Eat Yourself Full' Eating,, utensil Aid apricots and lo •,' --- sprinkle with cinnanu jellv-'all fa shiun. Place seaiuisiuje down in circle sm a gre.Lesj ------- cix'kte %hee, Let .i t: "''.'J Ifl .1 warm I bcur �I - Wedncs3 6C— The Sanford Herald • ft'T - 0 For All . - e . * •e 0 ft a I *1*'* Id •: :. Lll • • ••• Rich Pie . • • $ - -_ 11 f(rtf I IerFiItI hc' I • I . : • With Ghosts, Pecans P Fly (P( IlY RRiW'T'iNl Goblins B AILEEN !EA Food EàIIor Keeping caobes an hand x a delightful chart majDr problem is for tPw each batch A hearty cnM)t with a different flavnr and we A IJIEO texture rncarporatN wtW1 rm and dairy aur cream ee are ideal far the Hal - U. S. D. A. T Amil pe4 • Tom Tht baker to resist oversamiging LUEO LOW PM&A Ao&iWq Noeompvw k r W H [ R [[CON 0 M Y ORIGIN AT £ w , WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES (RFAM __ __ ____ 11,1111 Ji l 1111 _______________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ COOK! ES flour p.'*r traspo" NWA -m teaspoon bak1 17 cup dafr' sour c Lil * cream - ieupooti clIlaamo I 46 _________________________________ - 'IL'i~ '—'r CANS z' II ;apei Stir well IC bletC Cream butter. grafluIatf sugar. brawn Sugar. egp GUARANTEE: - •••. and vanilla until light Add blended dr ingredionti U $129 LB. "- guoiOrt creamed mixture alterna1ei with sour cream rrup t' unthd tea i'nfith i Ii C : molter wh rr-i9 • . OBB&9141 sbt(•t Fist cu p ten sligtitJ Combine sugar. I tatiles;iaon w Pu s ff, . 4 2c wrr1 -jj ILB 6k III' 7 y o RO t,asn van I cup ,ugm r 1/4 tfUPfJflfl *4: t.hI.'fW)fli P: pill 1 . 89c KKgchttI.L.tItt . .'iøc 3c 01 R RIGHT FROZEN CHOPPED (BULK) - I 3& B ( A (P1 H F [A OP r,A 33c 'I I i v -• c,PADI A F PUSH ILA OP GA (COMBINATION PA() • ig P a* I (4O(I 1A&' V I R n I( 14'• LB S I tunbak.d)-In(hpa4tr' In a medium mixing r.' .'gg well. stir in ii i'iar mlt and butt.'r, mu' Pour r øIL Stir in pastry shell H-ak.' in a pr.h.atM 4fln-''. U.'.' rv.'fl 'until rriiit ii two' and filling i* slightly puffy fI minut.'i PI.IC.' Pt.' un.t -rI ri.'- r. rak.' rur tine -- P WIG H I F P0/I N CHOPPED I $1 teah4 'eef, 79c aitie . • Beii PESII FIA OR GA 8x-O-C,kiche' lbi I 690 LB. 1 07 r rr.'arn ; A (.PA()I It 7-RIB PORK LOIN ROAST GPADI DELICIOUS I C I I va.t a* r*uI That* Pi.i" tiM than .* rnrTi *yrsp 'ha stAndarrf recipe md s' ream s,ihittuts Invs' • is i* ;t uhnul4Pw' S.1 R ' .u' I /2 nip eammerr 13u&u $129 K - Cc" 29c SI ZE - IN (MAI)I '1 LAND SLICED DECORATOR TOWELS - BONE ..... PKG 0 LNSF I& - LB. Rim Ifollrowto 1Nø fr und th,* pi. a* at it othwild he hut not quit.' $138 g (PL LAND ALL MEAT SLICED DoWnq 9& Dec Ogg - -ht.. SILS( (JII I $1 . - -. - rr,k oll An ingeimii* flt4 up..0 rn'i$a far the filling. iin v'i it 11 r.'m Wø prmpIy 'ir a'an kitchen Mid tho rir flgftlt ' k STEAK OR ROAST 1 I I I 1 I - COOKING erm and cinnamon Sprir IS FUN kk a h a u 1 14 teaspoon (III each enaLic. Press in ligh' BaI:c at 4(K.dagree for 11-1 minutes Store- in cCIi uIUL1II with t i Ii I fitting cver Makes 5 dO7Pfl ctioies EVERYDAY . 0 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE. i $ COOKING IS FUN 3OZ '7 Pavia :ERcE B T ROL I Vtgo. 15a&uLtI4( Tiall) P'L I Jolla k PRUNEC¼kE Thus old-time 6esert is Citjkt 0' Sctit WOTI.h tTviVlflg OZ White or vellotil cake bstte' from scratrPu or a cake mIx 1 f cup butter m&ted '4 cup Light cream I f teUKIOTl uanilLa cta& I 11 • SWEET PEAS A - 74 C I 07 BOX Ua QZ rod. Salad with Le:tuc't :1C.H SIZE called for is correct lit' cup butter - i cup sugar . 4. MAKES ?D QUARTS Stlilli uaud G"e gv* 1/4 cup unaifted flour OP Lt RA & 13ftw ae S U4) .._. EVERYDAY LOW PRICE S OZ SIZE • • - SIZE FROZEN CANS INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED PROCESS SLICED PAST[URIZEDCHEESE CW20 (1 ()8 P, Ckm l 4 - 1113 f) IIF.1EAKSTONE Maud tipple Pit CARTON QL'ICK ctit:s: Sot i' t;l wa to .irv a cjrneti 5(10 3k . .1 I LII '&um milk 1$ up fInch- jad car Packed Juwut Ublespvuns finely hced otirItto pepper ItLIC ttuliKt'I tt •'*r'iI" 1 4 hand Colic : ut' .i ju.e- rtiri (tic 5 ,, •I stup c in *irii milk. carrot. green pe,per and. 1 ussd, the pars1e' Ht to - 'uIing stirring utten and sun- • , utir i ituriult-s \Lake'i 3 ser • 4 BAG S~~ 3 LB, 45SOR1 LD FLAVORED &rim3LB RN" BAG 3 uj. GOMK Defmw Appkb BAG DESSERT OD G 6Oz BOX BAG U ettuii Jo.f9f_ 0 CHECK& COMPAR F YOUR I 9e CHOICE 59e Kid Kai C Do* DIM Foa ktclwn & T CAN 7e L lat2tj ltJ BAG JANE PARKER ENRICHED SLICED WW 13UBd $239 POLJNL 1601 CAN 1 Oc - 'L' ''I\V- hi SjU.i R - ''-i . ic si.utttc EV\L fl) 1'It)t1\( L 01 ALL DIET ifl ' 'It(t £t' t.'tIIJ.iti'%II.tit Y-R IUUI i.UUISC 2 2 slices bread. cr'u- cup butter u'' - - , woo • '' EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! $• I g - ' . . . 1 % 14{tzkcL 'nitttg (e PZP0 Ca -- 42c. INxie C05 aiiie '6k 11401 - .•. - I I I I' 1) i xie S 4 a g I I I 4 MI0R kt1ILtS...50Z CUPS 67c 13ul 14tith Bibmib ( PAW t •• I - I I I • 1• p 11 (5 3 - PRICES IN THIS AD, ARE EFFECTIVE THROUGH SUNDAV,0CT22a 1972 Pinecrest Sho pping Center Hwy. 17.92 at 7t'St. Sanford - -- - i - sijitI he-At the LOIUJW II 4 I ItPI PIAL tCT COO 'u itnulir uten'u$, iu tvgeI it-ic t'u -i .utul buttcr In a 4 I.$P. - ioz curs 3& I$ta'tga'diu ....................4!. 401? SPkIAU CUP 5II5. P11 L5I1UI txt-e i '.Z (ICI ((jPtl.4 '.'Afl sus:I • . • -' I .-up $ 'up I:'' - . • • E 1A h1tP.T . s - . • rae.c s • P I P11 i I - Cii& Srsc to small In with Irmunade an It) 3/4 jwices ' ensed chitdda r 3k Is -• ICii4ptj Ci 11W BfflEW tX)KS DIM:)Quick Cheesr Siup Cricer '.alisburi Steak (;r-n IeLs GAL 59 Likes 6 serun4 dio )ce PKG BOX 95C , - • A miflute')f1) Poursau- CHOCOLATE, VANILLA, OR STRAWBERRY PAK I •.$ .ur and 2 lab pi.nts WJ'M itir tnU cuung Liquid. .J stir until sauce thickens 5 801 PKG CT I• with a marshmallos arid nge-flutcd liqueur to extra strong black coffee and scr'c in DESSERT 4' ,oz 3 TOPPING ZE 1k • add 3 OZ. BOX _______________- BOiTLE - for g ournietI add littic TRA SKIN 25c 37c I 1 ives. mine and 1/4 cup water Cover and simmer 4 minutes or Unti l meat is tender Place ctops in serving dish 89 - - • as UUiII Youngsters Iir this ' peanut butter top each craLit' BOX 1% OX • 1 l_'G and brown 10 fat in Oul and add bay leaf wmatv. FRANKS 4 e ijull can 'It) 1/2 ow'. • - When .uu are nmliflg Indtbidusl baird cuitrd. put a marsh maIlo in each custard cup twiuce 'tt LASTIC •... 1/2 cup dry white wire 1 tabIePon flour Thm excess (cat from ir'i'rnd let. FCfThVC from pan To trippings in skillet add 'nlon un1 garlic and CI,I)I gently rntii lightly bruwn. ulrain off any i cess fat Return chops Lu ski ill 07 I adding the cutsrd mi&turc lake c P C L EA P olives 1/2 cup sliced p*mu'nt-stufi chaps rmukr (at *lyI.W. CAN PILL 511 SBURY PILL I bay pet leaf let Sprinkle chops -mith salt intl BALL PARK (,tttel St1u1?tjitoLJz, 8 49 CAN 65C 01 5 PKG 4 S, olle 13ilub cod WWP BUTTER 14 &P Pod Cedw • i Lb .1 A 7 )C fitowd 1-NN PAGE PANCAKE AND W G4 j"f I .t1:qJe)It Cuk Mix 10JA OZ •r) r) I I I)IV I I 59C LB .• I? OZ & DIET thick 3 medium tomatoel. peaIr. unit ALL MI((I P. 111(1 EVERYDAY . LOW -: 07 Ii a small iiing uaw. rream butter sugar and .arul La Thoroughly beat u eggs Stir in flour and salt. then choct' Late. until smooth Sum an noi ThrTl unti' a greased sq uare cake par. I 5 P bs 2 in - tics prcad trig es'eth Rake ins preheated 40(1-degree tn-en for l minutes reduce heat to 3M' degrees and bake another l minutes Place pan on wire rack WrooIParth rut mu I squares. with - a ml( rrwUil spatula rrmt'i, wire rack until c-old Store ugr. ly covered Makes 14 Skeofa BCUekUge I £tL I r,-4, C.IP.1 ,.i000LI BA 93C FjM 1101 CAN BEVERAGES 118 • I CII TAIL I i :'i 01 MUSHOO' 5 l. 59C ':OZ5 76 0Z JAR nuti --------- - 57 wkd4to Haib& 1D 79e PEG ANt', kGE - .. eggs Dash of silt ounces unswcesquares enedctic'cotate melted 1/2 cu rort' t-tuzppcc v 1- Vt cft 4 pepper REGULAR a DIET 1JUhOIt (((( FIJI Am Page, Aei.P BRAND Cm L • 1 JLF/ 7 9c4 '07 W 5pai1tiVtD EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! I- CI U . U I 49c iAP A&? $I f' - t. Hrwnie • 13C DiQ oo • 01 (AI'N J014N5 QUICK FROZEN DELICIOUS INSTANT -uS chops. 1 lOCh large onion. rut in 'h,r rN DELICIOUS BUt K CAN ASSORTED FLAVORS I' HAM g DIXIE CRYSTAL 5 PC,L'54 0P SUNDAY SUPPER II, I P CUBA, 7001 CHUNKS pork 2 cIove garlic. munct PoWmSLICED CENTER SLICED HEiN2 Pee 6 loin çAP14 JOHNS QUICK FROZEN 'LII SLICE I) CRUSHED Pou tni (r.'e'nBe4fl' Bevol Fruit (:omp)t.' — — — w — JAR BLOCK 17C Ca'walic't Sctde,t I,,, , -t.,.f QUART PKG EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! 5k _____ _____________________________ SOLID - - CUP C 39c 11 Oz C, LUP Portujull Pork I hilip,,; ____ _____________________________________ WHOLE 6 1 LII 61- 39c .iAR QUICK FROZEN BEEF ovw ID I"Ol Dw T LIND I i QUART 0 & Nou F - T AA.P DELICIOUS FRESH PRUNE JUICE AN ',eitck Page 99' ........ 15 (4td?J I *,d 1D44. ............. 39c f 0 n 79e 2 , - Amt ?04Je 4{JOIU1ZLAe A550R1ED FLAVORS r, , :oz 65c CtN Cauafia &? OakaW - L • LU35e Is oz SmallI Nome -PR 41 OZ I mches and bake itinthati*n 1.P. I I' li A, 9e 14&P Beet Stew baking nut U'While gethe' the remaining mgru-d eMs When rake has fim,iheC biuklnf remove i fruiT tt,t over. and with a small metal spatuLa spread the coconut mixture. a little at a time twrr the top of the hot cake Return ti a egretovenandbskeuntiltLa ping is golden brown - lii miiiutrs Serve warm or cold rut'ving ting cake in pan and with the spatula ORANGE JUICE 02 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! I LINK SAUSAGE 9e I)IRI 0B* Ted P Lietpptle 9ttice SIZE lu cake batter suitable for e / B4 G7 COFFEE ST Pi.lNE D CIANT 1 / cup !irml Packed lugt&i tlar brr'wr sugar "Bak IB. Oo Am T Kwif W4 OSCAR MAYER 4 ROLL E7L square cake pain 1' b3 * hi 2 LOW PRICE. I 1, .td WHITE OR BLUE LAUNDRY DETERGENT IcUp flMkPdC'OC'fltUt . G•'•' •• p s TEFtYOtN CXiI?! Praline Cake . -: DISH A LL •.: . AAA 0 a ;4C__ Spread graham crai.ri , - -- ROUND ROAST , , / t th powder and soda anti wa St Rh! hay.' 4a' ' .A Stwk I •, ... _______ ________ t 00 01. I 1016 ciol price the oIIowr snme f : Measure f 1 u wheat germ. ault. haLini g I L the Monoer or a Rainchec uubkpoot wheul get-wi T(!115('d 111? ________________________ RAINCHECK: cup granulated sugar A. . I • t li ' ,' fp.vjf, Al P POLICY eggs tlNIt 'lifll FOR ... cup ut*er Largaria( 1 cup grauulsted sugar i. cup ftrml .eked Mgbl Owa augur MARVEL "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF FULL CUT . • LOW EVERYDAY ____ IMPORTANT _____ cup vii rerrr i'.'ran 4a f,,nr,,.r; .orsay* Iflt#t1(' .fl 'f that tarrwp', Am'rit'sn - - loweencrcd SOFT 'OUR I 1 CLAIRE Ativotillooted Pro-44 Froll'I'd Fill • . EMS OFFERED IN THIS AD, ARE NOT AVAILAULETOOTHERRETAILOR WHOI [SALE DEALERS, and boiling isaWt to boating retit- Ituau neat and stir Ui the sugar JLIII to b45'aIi buttcs elL tulliv uututr and ' tnetcd in i prtlwatest boO,- ItIun co ii aiid let t.iritt S itunult it tibOill Iefll&WraIUre before Ni emv dart biiiii but II isill n-tt j*ii st'ichid \te �r''I . Wednesday. Oct. 8C—The Sanford Herald • • HU/ll21?tS Heat -- - iiiiiiiii.- - - T. I I.4 Pungent wasontric rstourc* '. ie street __ e a _____________ ________ : 15 _____ _., 33 .. (cWrh foiwtillfwDofinite Dean. / _____ ( ?&n.nettlnt ( 4Stroktstri Booki*nor no ,\vav to help 49 Island (Fr X Female 04int (ab I m. ststf (rr • 74 1rdtart cr hu sband oet a .- Rcute E d hea DEAR ABB't' My husband owns several large factctlei had In rntxid promot.in a bright yOW) !XIIfl 10 1 Mu&1 I I I 1 1 1 ___________ ______ : __ - _ - — r'-- — — - — 36 3. i- — as WEDNESDAY — EVENING bepiu.w every mgnt ijx't ding cake I beard it would get ,kLWAYS A BRIDESMAM 4 L) \ n j( a Li t I I. F ' that the pnce of the deer we purchased should have beft $95 and we should either send them $3 OT bring the doer DEAR POLLY-1 arr. ansu(r'ng Mr-S R P 'W hO has crason marks on hen gretn blacihi'ard Ihen thi'hppencd to me and the things I tried would not remose back t.he=ir son quoted us the vrmng price, it wasn I THE RIGHT iiiüt YAKIMA You did .iid the next time vn cr over ma. please evillidense It. persinsal reply. wrillior to a OCTOBER 19, 1972 CARROLL RIGHTER'S 4i - out I oin to-. C Tt Going cii! for 2 tiune 22 to )L (sO (UIIDRI .cmmnt you him is fine prc'stdt-d > ou are with congenials t let this I !.Jiucins around .you aft a till ftusirsting. but don' r you A% cold pr1wn lok ti(o tells lirs ,:hes nco%, I j () i Jul), . 1:to Aug .'I i I)cin*t Yet) on lo ui hun, out finest judgment to get ut Low ) are crtconecout. t-, !.:! .I. they xperis k.an tir %rr) hripful to you ncou 1~ tesults I rk, .17, 'If devotion 10 lc,%td Line I I .iII- osrr t'usiness matters to Sept VIRGO (Aug Ahat it is the) exPect of YOu %,.,.~. ass.cocistirs and find out , clothing be ,A here fun SAGIIIARIUS - -. Get An Air -r#fi . Ouffi 5 Kit V -j'a run into it's et.. or..inj out - - happ)- Streamline ! ,ut do rn ore than yout Ii.hate and all we has isd om r S ho that 1 0) Stake File )'DU UK CAPRICORN (Dec 67 . ' 10 Jan . re in motion so that you are sicU protected from extreme thou0itlem and blunt with dangerous innueroccit, others which could nail arguments Use diplomac) UARIUS (Jan 'I to I 4- O'. . .011111111, _-A . I-sommopob.~- I'VC0111111411)(Intioll Ar IUYPiI Ao-, 111111lota Vollitilvel, ( ' Departillellt witillitill tht- overall frophy. t Kathy Nih)Ii('k I'hi()t() I witild "%#-fill- flown"and mak * up the lu'.t tint.' he tins IIliw'.I if the iNiard wuultl allnw hunt to return 1., un t-IiiisrowtI. 'You iii h u'.. no mirth. r trunihi. (ruin tiui In .'I.l. ii _______ p i_TI_J'T_iigi'i "•' , .* Four ..o,,. 1ICS011,, i... ry . I .l ". .-".' 4) - ' - r . ,. - '. * hi' I I E N OS TOO £ •.. DO Mc.l es (4) fltO Mery Grill,- , ~" C, (;- ( , 1 .%t . M*f NICHOLS - DUSTIN V,ike Douglas I Place h r$ 1 D.D0 (2) Dinia PerryMaso (4) IC.3O (2) Cnce'ai CCJy 1100 (7) aie tA 4 ROSS . Be/. \ Wl1 - .' A Hand SOUT'll I 1) ~ A A K L, .* 4 .' ' . v L 4111, A. K Q L Puki 6 J6 Pat! a ' N' T ;... 0;WTxIg icw.; - .- -- - - We Still Have ha% .- r. LUNCH EG Lao .i . - 50U itoVi O mind there There were as mans ways to bid the It it n d ;A*~ the-re were players in the * .eser can be bure of is thal evervor seven spads ne or no-trump, You win the queen of dia- •l , o u lisve watched \ (,$IT opponents discdrds and dZC Y ttid and king-10-eight of hearts -0ar SU ' - .C, _%~, E OPEN — - - NO ON[ ASPECIA[ DAY loes - 'J:ru flur - 11 30 a no 10 in JOE'S LOBSTER BAHAMA _Ave,,,6_ What do % 0I.; dt, 7soe nj%% , S 6 ELEVATOR - - • successful pivy You are going to make six If his other card CanoU P.ie4trr s lnthn-ival F 'e*st ton your sign for will have blanked the king & DeBARY North r FERN PA° / s .. . -1._i • - '... -"I 1 -' IF / it 1 I -"j ...;w1_.. : / '. \ ', -,,., ~~-JA . * --: J ..J - - ' I __( 1. 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L,~. t.ii, j 111.1\, S1.4-111, lildcud am \%Ill. %,dm I 1%, , .J - a (kipli 0w ...11111. dolilile I'l- d' fli'lligh till. till I - , ~ 1 L~~ \ I -- :1 1b k tout whit sot still si if . - ' 4 P. - L k k il , (' it 11111 11.111111%1% 111.11 Intel I 11:II- \' ' I And thfoligh I Es eli it s sour iii,uuunt •e hu.ts uuuu1ilr.ssuiI tsuli.tt iii sit •iIt si 1tuihuhi ilt till - tlust,tiii t' htetssreiu Isiu,i -011111111-. llit-10,11jiv, 11 4 , I"Iiiii-41 unite - 111) \kiw fill. lhv~ troll I li - if, SIOh1S 1115 U •ttti I , flit- Ili 1:% 4:11 Mrs. ( ill , '. -.1 111 * . ~.. 1, -~ ~~"7_4 , .1c I , - of the 'i ' title lu-Oh-i sIsr1t. III "Swiallons and bu.stimm One 01. • - ilk - - I i - uivas isihl .uuuil toss vss'ni' thu.iuu (hut' otliri III i.tt •iSSili •- - ii 11 u. -. -- ' sshs'iu ( )z - I I -.-% N - I - t%%lII bed, aw that tilld"11141 thl'i IIII... it) 111di. Ill, ~1(1%%llli.~vtl allot ,%III- 111.1% 1111t %% .1111 1111' Ill %~ 1111jultillict, %I.k acomilk. , •,, - '~ - ~ . ~~ ~_~ .11 . hiils .uiusr sit ilt 'fiunq -- L_~Sd ~. I .,! , -- has liven OlkCt1d for the fund to air- II ibe lle (OtIllilt 1i' I' tit(said. henerous responisi- oil utah) uIc nded Individuals 'x -%6*--. j Ch. , ~ ~, I a ~ `1 ~ I r~ I -:-.,-. - - - ~~'_ .)-%6,4%~N~ . Inurnity center suite flit- - utit('iii 1Ji)tttg Wa organized 1 (-ofr) 1.\ - - Ill- Illar 11.1%1. - ~a l , BLONDI E -F4jr a t-lillit.(If %%ollill.- I so in order to coulplet" it $ - - 1 $9,500 Dipped'' . '- -r - ' l___I liii colli- .1141%ict- w1i't.1% s Honey " It' / - , C_~,) j - - - , usi ills (In onus sslni si-ik i let tutu. Ah -Vv t' I _-__-__-/ ~ ;;_**' I,) . S, D_ C'i , ,: M .D. m h P W - refuge of a husband trying to hide llis impotence! '— , ee S1,4, , va jut) W/ ' Ili -1\,\ L'LEN' LT. A LC4__E CF - By Gcorge quired by the early movies 22. is s(witi , - idea of twin beds ' For that Cam. nm mis stun - sai d ______ • (' (ti bv Dick Cavalli WINTHROP _____- ch - ' CAPTAIN EASY r. drt.ssnunng utin.. it I in suited (runt n.-gtlgrnte in not in IS ing Iiles.,s ing .i)Uii)tmii'flt ri,uiiuI'. .usail.utth' IKathy NiI)lack Photo) - - _______________________ Funds O" •-- __ Fi sh a ddition - I I , / / - III flit- Tennesiev Glarrie and to avoid public protest. But twin beds help zoom our appealed to) those ill tile ff U - i 9 10 All rno)('t -___________ _________________________________________________ dt'nt tns.iIunig nine pirstinal injuries and 1:1 No t- rel. - d fa t u N nr(t d in Tin I dliii tiesi'e Thus se.ir, in the siflie fs rRKt 25 itt idtnh ssith 11 in hI Ii juriess intl 21boat- related ~ * W Seek ng 21 ADMIr-TID A'INNLR Intelb cAlniness and hazinriny that "'~i:, I iw. %_t*l__ lIFE F A1AI.0 IFS 111-:11111 ,111: Lorna better forget the Regular 1.25 Dinner Fr Drink -- is 4 : -q )' ,i H91440 ,965v- - ,.-.---" DeBary . of diamonds i tie might -Aell have led the queen from king-qu"n-jacki A- hat % ou - - I SPOONAWARD r,or,- r •• SGT. STRIPES ... FOREVER built tIP Iii t I Selnim)Ie-( )kk'nnx1, built equipnl('hit. ii-. inch h(se having; Fortt ('itv, best factory r - s for $1 GOLDLN . WTOE P'. e re: of the i'r( 114) booster linc' ln(lIUi t1iiik ,IIi(1 l)1."it overall Altanionte. bat ball Longwood, bucket brigade; French Au , sir' tsittuiilr -' __ -- ago, Iliere remain a number oI (A - l t - - WINNE RS ,,. HOUS ( y) L ,-- ) /' ________ 114)ttl Students Were tilt- officr of princifNil r-silviu.L-: t,I'n . - .:1 __ O9 RI t I you from two tu tll:t~ !;aA,_,:-*- , . , I ht Wednesday Family Night iUiI 1) i I ,^ THE BADGE GUYS %kay they'run things." Stenstroin repliLA "the girl may be tInt tint that needs to hi ' , \ Io - - a -- T !'i ) L - - 11111111111111111 a UNDIS - ost Cocktails 75' Michelob Beer . 20' -- ---- - — —_____________ ,--- L1 -- 3 I - - s Dinner . . 891 Highball . . 65' Children' s'.- I ; 711F ~- Mon THURS SAT A P.M.) chowdCr I" Ii . . - Deli-any Civic Msijclatiufl, has inctucs baked potato or Frenc h Fries. tossed si (ir coI' tia r.. h,,h puppies 5 flØ tjL dtIICi(iUS conch L F .4jord $195 tJj 1-- -__ T1" !"- 1 , 14 Epps. "tile tmard expecLs you to) do your job out there and not to feel art offense since tile Ward (lid not uphold sour recoin ~ ! W : Ample Forkiag UNDER 11 " !I , " ,,~:~ ", . f. ) I T—_ _ 4 - . 3F0sv j1sr co,dsf;o*ed eatre Type Seats DO SEAFOOD HOUSE . * — ~ .. . . - il NEW BALCONY AREA - - -I I 0 by Al V,rmo.r el. . ~_:7~ a ; 10*"L~_:) N'- - - 0% DAILY t11 ~~ ) - /, I 1 I f V 1 ESCALATOR (UfltI('t i,'.i- , • MATINEES '" *A K 56 VA It". •K £A J (4 !", ,., . j .u..; t:, WIr.mo, du . iV.1t11 A—itiur partner It ln.w.i o - W 1--outh i & for a %I&"% Ms%limr there dianendi i ts tnt Bid I EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT - . " • ; MAFIAGIRLS A' N' ' ''The PAini Skirt Mob" ADMISSION - BALCONY SOc RESERVE SEATS 75c to S2.50 • I_ . - 'r H E! I. /' r')rr.' In "z--- - ' . - (tint the girl student 'seernedto be hostile toward the school ollir hits flits brought a retort 1 PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING . spades and clubs to lease Sweet 0 'I--. *"At ~ I LADIES FREE ln1n4A " N or-th - II Al SPECIAL -n 1611 I.- I .. re, W.Idcais Cats - =x __w_ - - L11V " ) - - -. 'i)St& III Photo) - - * " * Htre is a Jeff llubcll~ .)int problem. You match ;) ! ;~_ - : . ith Nihl1iik ti' I _- \j rn "ir . / I - --- ---- (i.'r_A_J P .1 C: I L_ John Angel after Supt hearing tile evidence as . pres,ented, recommended flit. .# ixpulsionhe denetI After 54 action, A.F. Keth A. chairman. advised Nixon and I I k. Yl I • i i __j ~ (__ I, -, -_ k, i- c_ ;:01 . . 1 House Of Steak ' - -- '-i - - - -- T'hostris ,.If & iIt - - - -1__f - ".;'' - . -' 4~1 yr of PRISCILlA'S POP - I 0 . . ist RUN 0 The ari er i rise with dummys a • insure our contract If West holds the- htr s- ou have chucked a king trick but the loss wor translate into mbn%* match points All spade iieclarer~ will hase pfast'd a back wAard spade finesse agaim! tile king in the East hand and will have been held 12 tricks Six no trump v beat all of them Sw%en no-trump bidde , , pla%ed West f~ u ill ha% the heart king and rraidtheir contract to t*&I N l: ., In Z111% f-.ent _. - - a - / ----' 1 , DAILY (except Sat.-Sun.) 75c MATINEE I - - ' AFTERNOON First Insure the Contract , . - C r 0 ` Tc-re Warm ' r C Lht.' '-'-- . The re Wren - (2) HDIly L ove i / WIN AT BRIDGE — GRADUATE Drive-In I_ idun. s I)iiunlas Stenstrunu, board I . * (5) Passi_ 30 - 7 30 _______________ SAN K ~~` - Ci ( 4 I J)tN . . Associatim participated ill (lie field day .Stiliday. I'llcy illcluded Altaniome Spriiigs, Chti!uota, Ferii Park. Forest City, Florida emlnoIt1 (,oI(knrod iiid Forestr 'er lie (enea lA)ng%ot)(I ~ ~: 1. P now~ - 5011111 /PIAK i - I _i_ ik FUNNY Q4ISEL PIGGY (t) Movies 11 W -W • FR Ill t lili i I iii I'\( -.I HOFFMAN 1`~_ - KA7H*,;~1 " .T DO DEAR P0Ll_1*-.%1% flet fleeve is with those tacks that . hcAd the Lning in su rimer straw bags The% keep coming out bnd letting the lining hang lc,use I do hope that before they start making the one~ for next M-asor, a better was of secuin the 1mm I'- found —SkLY W - , (9) __ I r k... 2:30 _ -. - 0*. ' DIRECTOR - MIKE (4) Nei' today's writ ~ AWARD ACADEMY - I' ,. ~~ - - , - ~ A . - / ~. X tile firce. 11 I , BEST ul," , " _~' J ~ `_-,.,16_ - . Thing (1) So—el Se-es*r' X (6) .-. - , , Days of Clor Live-, Guiding Light Return to Pevton Pat (6) Secre! Storm (9) One Life to Live (2) 1 Dream of 6: 00 )- - . ''BILLY II' - -I - A~ .LA... ' .- icunn Seminole high 111111 ta'uhcr, told the t%.ard he was taking ridi when In. heard hoist and looked up just in time - * - _______ 11 •, _-h4_E.,;:T4, .. liii' girl tItlil liii' tx.nurd that she had been angry at student and may have itrttnk d (tnt slappinii' nit h1 nt Iuinistin t(stktnIrnnun(lsit) titit - , it r board, thf, ~oijlh promised to ruwsj E PL__ASUP4ES_ - I , .- 'I -------- DSc. I_ With his hands iInsp.'il iui'.'tIier. and Itrint' tin' cihoiI Firy .-. - ~. -1 ____ •. lxly. ('ountv• V it iii ii s Assot hitlun I ii (1 I . 11looll -it K-Marl parking lilt Ill Fern Park witii •, v / 1. '. I ,0 ri i -_.,_.•_ -_ • I U •- NNt'AI StbnhiIioIt — CAMPUS ClATTER with RhI'AO BURNS qolw. - I I , , ,:,~ i . -1 1111(lef till- stilwr~,I,;Ioti (if th- ' i'vnrr ( 1...1ir1thuir ,- - . - . fflT) it)(, lit ~, 'e1 / r of, r, - 160ya f - U-1 - * -ft - - _ * - . .. Midnight Show Thins Sun 11 :30 I&tC1 POLLY-1 he of shc will be YOUR (7HILD 15 BOR% thinp hum keep one of thow young pecork * ho likes to the time Let yout youngiact bave tasks to perform and all I ittenial and phymcal. in an 11' make ttut become . &.- 3:30 (2) oe (2) Sijrnsture Almanac 6 it .orrie information u ,luld l ikc , concerning drying and preservirig real flowers. 1 ha%- e heard that corn meal is used in ttus process DEAR of heaks. tbelief ()!f tt,&n )rC)U thouat I Ind thir right c),.jtIrl f,-! yOU! alents and add to inconne quick :0) Don't find fault %%ilh PISCLS (I eb , 1 0 to Mw under some strong influence are aisocaatc because > ou friend lipInst this person You could be mistaken DoCt attend a vIll •1 V L twilliaml M ______ ;w. I Tf~~fiw~k-k-');- r~,.-*.-~-jlp.- the blue ribbon pairs and is concerned in the eenuig but tart aDout oriU Viorr)mg .uinnected with a special talent you base PIU% ' en red Genera l H Julie Arid'e.-t .00 (2) (6) (9) News 3.. (2) Toni-hlS'a . .irk important I. ' I Y ou a ant to Lh I* HRA ISept :3 to Oct . ,) a wtback. - rspL~nsibilitics for fun today, but this could lead I I itsappoinument - o-ki MORNiNG Polly's Problem t bold %our ,I) If Nou don' ir an uleasant rrntnodrd n n;ur itidas y ou cout tirornc betirr method fot a neu and higher-up Stud% i,lrun)rnt with a . could :. I Mat a ,I- IbnrI l,nk (he at hun on a vii-.' htnlrwan. 'tIter a hc'orini: thic. Insi'.I the girl e-urcid itt.' (oking tilt,ithop ton tilt, - - k&FIR THE , t ~- ., I - 1-1 mc thing no complain stale ARI! S Mar 1') to Apt 1 40 t' ou must u tact if you an: and need at this me. (tnn that extra data ou into trout'Ie Do something of a gm I1eric you could nature e a humanitarian hantable 1 AURUS (Apr :0 to Mas 20) Doing iomcthing thoughtful since they could feel you are not n0 good friends is ncene A proper lime to engage in social gatherings that as old . * -AA&IzIt. (2) gir 4 SOUL medicai Center Thursday t'ddn. -hoer or hen wrapping i t--en a loirthday gift. put one of your narne-arid-addrest: r ( I,I( ' a t rs on the eric lc,cure ard The t1it nI t '-:u for your thoughtfulness. She i r hunting up addresses —MRS C \ from the CwI Rtw nenefits others _ - __ to) Eie c' N;h (5) Dating Garric (6) (0) kol,:~ % , es cc)urse, the green tKiard became black. pain came i Of DEAR POLLS In ... gi4I$ __ " wit ' a r olti youth tnt qtr 1k I rig tth r tid iii nfl ',spt 18 arid fl i'rilrril the ctuilr'nt. cti9w'nclon cliwe the IrirlIrnt. - p tn i ~ (5) - 11 '- DO (2) (6) (2) World Series BIe (4) Cr I t, OU I I Y ; OCI (ii) iainied it ha DEAR LN: I think )ve are -in fibe rigbil.." too. Fw1bert pay mom "deerily"for libeir more. the~ 're lucky they dift' wa's mistake. X ILI' DEAR l ,oUA'-1 want to I0 Nlr~ R 11 that I use tciothpa5te to rcmciv crayon mzrl-.s from a blackboard, Smudge it on real thick. let .ctand five minutes and remost s th d d4n- , loth arid a bit of elhci% greace R1flC uith a clear. ,A(-, cloth I buy to0th;iame on sale to have, * e I 81~0 'it-c it for marks or. on hand for this'purpose sinc -ado refrigerator the woodwork and m%. brand new ~%,,. iL-\\E i ; j '9: If I 111111~ rAl K~rvr / 7"'v- ~ \ ltitiiril rvrrc.'d th" 11 ' i - $ ; 1; -' - Wait 'tit Father (9) Mark., rrom Blackboard 44 wo (4) & (5) 11moto To Rot-jumv- Cravon I)F-_kR ABBY. My husband and I went to a place ftt sold vard ornaments - cement bird baths, Jucks, doers. etc. A teen-aged boy In charge said his parents owned place. but f.bey were both gone. and we were welcome to e found a deer we liked arid asked the boy look around hDw mucb it was He looked up the price in a book WW told a us it was s19,9s We gave him the casth. he gave us receipt, and viv took the deer home. card Worming us A few days later we received a IORECAST I OR THURSD I ' (2) Dick Van Di'-.' 1:30 - ZZ \ ".Fee, a Truth (4) Tr,jtt, or ConseQuences POINTERS out I( liii -- m/// I poo, -tiii , , - ,I , K - ). :_ -_ ~ - ii-4114 -.- " Start% Wed -, • L. - . Bat man. you'll get plenty of an'S Prisibliens? Trust wins D4Y*RV,DOWT I . It _____________ Sirrierset ' 1'() II1 we& our fault, Was it return the deer' %e think we are V, ((1fl) / C Tomorr-., .' _____ 1' - 1 __17~., ___ . 14, / rim-1 — — — _ 1 - - (6)SearcP': — 51 1 ci e n ___ 1 11 "the' 'i Abby. if -: _____ a, * M, -:,I% tit swspect she nim hm-c kid- --_1_11 * 1l ., 4 4 St - - elei 39 __-4- __[ - you a mother . and Dr Gannon iir Mvxico age girl whose undisciplined her vior has caused it % ha' r - IN 't' IMI ABC, The Julie mother, a hospital A ide plaed lecides rather than find a job must prd tc'e seere h t1eraldine Pate. t shelter Hour. A good deal of slapstick J.t f• oniedy as Steve Iawrtm't' joins Julie tonight, notat)h for * * * spo<ofs of great comic 'personalities. ihey do a rany Mars • !rothers act with help tram • Rn-h little and Alice C,hasti. -. . ., 'it tr (, .S L T — - -as ni,erloihorlmr and took refuge hi-bind her boki tIn . — help DEAR WIFE: If you really want dw ,g put the kibnb on a bright young man vim could I.eII the wt!r In a an uw. o bla ortathatIon. instead. to frlrndl manner that her conduct last weekend Is I intend to dldn he lp her husband to get ahead Perhaps she can't guarani" 1 I — your husband. A'AYS: I 1 a II being carefully Iooke at before Becau.ce wives are n promottng their husbands, should I tell my husband be wrtutd 'ie raking a big mictake to promote that ; oizng Oc.S Wilt 1n' IItAJ — 14 t ~ — — — — 4 are invited, and courtesy is a requirement 1Jr - 110 15 i hich un touhi not poccihl t annon s investi.atson kii' the family together under him to believe that death trying cu-cumstanc'es. There ABC. The Paul lxnde are fine supporting perpremeditated rather than t,4;30 schemes to Johi son• formances b Vera Miles and accidental. His probe Sho% Paul uncovers the fact that William Windom. in-latit Howie into getting a job s daughter and 11w uoman' s been He pretends that he' %outh had a relationship %%Iwn Sti-lo CBS, Medical Center. A , l-,smissed from V~c firm and I 5 13 h deepl 1atd reacting to window-çarera 4 ( Ci Ti,ti- 4 3 only for meals' I u amazed as I am con dered good company. " can converse on any number of subjects The problem is not that I was axaagonizeid by this t me rudeness, W my hushand' boil , 4Ruutsnn)n 40uUts,ed )$.-rr. i. ^1~ i Z6 4 )uI4ca1 itud flt &U i 1mencan - activity. 1RrS and guests Joel Gy deped acro& cry funny George Kennedy is touching as ' wo %and Ca&s Elliot 7 INII CKS. Ii' annon A suofinds viho Fuddenh, an engineer . sk-elches involve a takeoff on a sheep rin ht r political candidate being inter. himself without a job aftr 2(1 cess!ul phed b Phlhs Thab.r earc with an MrCTa(L C\)m iewed on T and a cegmf'flt in which Joel, Harvey Norman pany. He finds gaining new accused in the death ' im- Mcican youth. ho is killed se as employment almost and L I yle Wa gg oner 37 Topic 11Afnt&r.'r 12 m and his wife for a wiekend at our ntmmer place. 7he mife arrived with an armload of p&Wback books. and during Or time the and I wem alone, P-~rtjon 111):u 1 — __ the - reflects a great - 52Antqur 1 and be ______ b'VTHemln ALUVOOP iri 8- CBS The Caretl Burnett mo ing drama That one I GUIdØI :irrrç: (-1 V. .ø ) month I ' Is ". Lie and Search - ml; Expelled __ , - ' iei4 liliw Vie, ako Stan I .urcI t I .tttic's 8-tcbndu!1nn NBC World ('connflies t o urive until Paul her from the world When the Iwuht inli the tispital hardy. anti the ;ils hurlecque jrI i, Scrie The fcurth game of the can find ne cmpkmcnt. the \lctn I dtI heanette tor treatment Dr (,iflflofl orid Serie, tonight sill M, lnald "India n l4C empt Adam-11, Mystery A - 30-10 ABC. Wednesday nial%cs a st. _______________ __________ jj tt) - / I . - \ 1, ~ ow , - ~1 IWtt , -t.k i tub ~, . I , I . ", 000p . 11 I I A 11111111 - - �. . I 0 . . .. O'. 0. . . . 0 . - .. 1-4i .,T.-4 . 1 4 4 I i 0 0 0 is 0 .. .. .. . 0. ; I . I... . ~__;n 1 -1 ::L-.;:,.Z-'-- J I I J0, A c 1 ,01111/ t;R11fJ0 0 4 hu Coke Plus 9C 1 Bott It rb rnr t •qi4'rt,t$Iin tvp r Absolutely U V rpre '10 A , ? ,"" 04 F r U trrv%tM In More Consume, rp~'Iil Breakiasi Club 1P 0 P1 I UB11X t 111310 IN 1 49C 2 Bread % DT fail Milk tm&pvta't*o tot** 1: for 3 can lb S b ugar R pmm! would -. - SA& 011.4" • I If __.ii _____________________ l 4 t&vi ' •'... di - Bollards Biscuits -I bb,sD.,s,.i ""' £••.., I.V' o**4 - .... 99 0 L'al'y . I .I Green Beans a a # . . . . . J ,, Tomato Soup %AV1 at $*&Iry 4 Waffle Syrup Ub U i4y. Or • — . I 1D F dW iav TA) 111a ¶a! : ' . - Devi fte- to..&k., Il.", Z-0 101 atilb....* ".. AV fle.e.. Toostettes . - - 1Xr ._ANCIA . Cle;p 64 S*A A 1 • . - ( ".. Is 0 •- ' .-, , . 1 _ ~ pct on sale each we1 t. =tli bene f; £ dcfferen' at'nut ,. . . go p ---- - -- -- --. , : '.11 ------El ,6'AreenStamps . .. . I 111-02. battle EK - III II : . - I (,OK_I (' S SALE ,6 ' ' I lustrated \'Vorld 69 are calling us and inquiring hat happened to the trophies . nounced as being theirs... or. -ear subsidized the parade ask for 6 t."I~.7kA"TE ,F,04-111 -0 ___)(4 was1 " ' ' ' "' mps wGreenSt - . . El • i '" ' ° " - I Bo,ote.m ncjc,ope ía 11:. S. iin accounting of how the nearly - 12-W rx)w 4.99 a vakirrile information available; or, when you try to call the the JC office S - LU A11111111111ISM111111111111h, - Sliced Bacon Smok ed Da isies 89c • • • • • • • • • • • ' ~33 both D.. ..11109.1 p Corned BeeT ' b • • • • • • • • • • • .............P with . . PRIMIUM - . iiiaii Ua.. •••••, T• (.p.I.sd • Cs..'b bI;i• $ 1" k Braunscnwelger WE ACCEPT! £.u'•.' $'s• Plwisp J_fp Li OS • • • • • • • riO. U.S.D.A. p r o's fle.so.q., 0-f.w • • • • Chuck 5% I Steaks - 'lls's Cook e 0 9 "' , P 79c . • • • • • 9 .' i . . . . J t1., (1 ext otb Fried Chicken . . . .1'.14"Of $ 169 •- d .,• 15*.'' Nestor ple-o-will 11goolit 0140 ' . lej "raror* "' ' . . . . N 89c D.l.s.... Ham Salad " '.5".,' 2 lb : hopefully guining disstdents as the (;eneral Election date dIS C 7 • • • • • • • • • ---- ,U ooyflr : ' 2-9s. Phyr ,its $ Salmon Steaks ... .. .., 4,.. Is I ... your ubiquitous comments l I ---- $ : IL.L.J / J"A p B reen 1. ""' * PUB 1X% I -# P,tn Colt,, C o k e l2'1-OI. us. ..#$ I I - i 'r 11111111111 D'11GeenStamps 20-es. tdn '.' ' ' '' A TINIELY -Nixon is prolAbly the Illost political pr esid ent who ever sat n , I -- - . - -~__ - ~ =~ ~ -~ :=;~,7~~ ~ ~_:;~ I --- - M~ - . - IZ- ( - -1. ___ ''' Hw Y- 17-92, Casselberry .14 I 7;~ , I- t • — L - • - - - • -_ . -- -- I I - VP - :- • -.. . , = "'' •r.• _ - _ _. . _ *"• - J - . '- - • '-4' - • , NIercer advised if Sanford Aviation Academy can not otwirate the tower in accordance with regulation-.%. then it %% ill have to be closed (town and S011l('OflC .Rc hired to ta k etilt- function. - - , 1 €- 11 - . j . - -. - , "es — . - - do -Sb- - - -r 'r _.d " . • - I I . . k . , . '. - - '. YOU WON T FIND T H EPA UNDER THERE, FELLAH -) are looking for a missing set of heeIs they're actually washing away gasoline The truck in the background, owned by ALM Truck Rentals of ( )rlando, lost its rear 'heels in a th ree-car 1 ght , %. driving the Chry,.iler ,;tation Avi4itn r pickup truck driv en by Milton Theodnr Morgan. 6-7), nf Rt. I 13ox 21K7, Sanford. was hit : by the itray wheel, ,jvhirh ,-nded tip in a nearh, yard. U Richard Nonney , St Bil Foster md accident on West First Street yesterday. patrolman Joe Dillard of the '.irJord 'I'litirman Aubre~ Joy. 3-1, of 409 French Aventie, Sanford. ' was dri%- ing the truck Farley Wells, 45, of Emitis was Decartmt-nt are investigating. 3il! ~o Inct-ni :-`,wo While it may ,q)[war that these Sanford firemen .1. S. Cleveland. airport manager, saul It would cost tht' authority an extra sio,000 year to operate the tower. [)on Itathel, Page Airways -- - -- - - ________ ici' -------- _____ ____________ r Economy Bulletin r nner pleaded Innocent by ures. the rate of inqatiun in- 11%, IIII.I. NEIKIHK in the thini qu.irter to a sed.ilp,n- ...: ". per cent in the second. The rate person s hostage in an Orlando home and demanding $5,000 (or their release " News Digest S". % I. . .:-: . -::: - PI- esident. Nixon's veto of a pollution-control bill and denying him the spending-cut authority he : " Wanted. ' .::.... :* .... .. , Although the growth rate slower than in the pre%ioui quarter it was well within the Cost Occu p i es U the airport cent for all of 1972 while the rate tornado approximately . •; per cent. A COlflfllt!rcC Department • iga that as the question up for `f ::.: .. <:: ..X ".. '-: struck John Y. Mercer k tn,ikt a thaI %' fill ttnm es Y ho stole t\ 0 ' tils of It it Miall1i X... , 1:potential cancer-induo. cancer u-tearch institute. HIE, FLORIDA AFL-CIO has enthU.Siastically ~k endorse(I the eindidiitv of (,eorge Mt(o ('ill '.. during its Mill alintlaf covelitioll Mlilts 1,1111- ::" hasting national labor leader George Metiiy ?: and President Richard Nixon. ______________________________________________________ I his words actually reflect Area deaths I what's in his uIIifl(1. It's Bridge , w,pniething like kining a girl calendar Rep. CIOUUICU ads I Ill 411 .- 5A .. , , . Finantsel Celler, D-N.Y., $4. (Ionlics retiring after 50 years in ('rossword puzzle talking Congre ss, about ik'iir Abby I-dltorlal uouiuin'u,t . 614-ill . . 511 411 41i 4A horoscope , Hospital notes Public notices r Soo-tely Spurts .. . St(tk iv , . mllion. eat er ;ccupiett. ' c se ' )ear. According to the (N1' ftg• _________ - .L Pa maintaining the other propert _________________ ' Is irnbabilth .!0 per Page r the .iuthur't' Sats-'its only 3 year's 'eusla. I will UirelenUng coid, rilln juggt-.a that you, 4t) ,ibead ,jnd stAn the leiise ' pr,)puwd t3y ,udav -sparing ,nlv the (juif Page.- Ilukhtstrn advised th by 1-tubert L0at Htirid.i. sitU ietUons a was iune in s motion the 1' it We'st.. , (4 --------- I l, attorney, suggested' building ". 0 P. ~ 0 0 0 U fl- THESE ARE REALLY GREAT' Doubtfu par (bus Butt 501111! other tt0litIfl ill voted down supporting the 411 So lit urd-Seiut luiti Ic JB) tC*' 5A participation I ll tht! alillujil 611 parade. 211-311 IN said this was their third tiA-A tlirte in as sitany weeks that hit' 2A l)IIA tutu vt'he'iI against iii 411 vttivt'i,ient m ilt liii' iii) ('El'S lit uwer's mainly iriday. •r img -ciuler Friday, Highs t - - l qivnor let the hohdas and would haic ,s report lister. Bulletin flA%II IAI' eniplo'vti — A at the Papullicoldoll Cancer itririsrt-h institute tredfled a lirrustinillon attil tooil e)rsIght with his ruaitsktr illacmery tisday tot six %iiiiis iii potent cutu'er-Iiiiluetng itrugs sltilin front Ow j. shitult'. 69 it NOVA Jums?'c a Col. "2595 LHEVY 1495 raii*s- is lug MUSTANG MACH I COBRA% JET Eriqitig utumj?iu Air Air. 68 .Xir, Automatic, Yellu,gv-51"gpi 1111101,06 "AL s IJ, 1695 is n 68 Now Tires 1095 or ,i AO roi' S 1295 FSTSACk Air CntJitwwth LO 'to -~ .N S15W III JJ)t'ee ptekist that group ,reUng tualght dt : .30 p.m. I,., kitscu3s WtIcip4tion. Oruulffe~ sitU the problem seeuwd to eiihe around the L&stk ci 1973 VW's NOW IN STOCK t_HtiVfl TEST DRIVE THE MODEL eI*II51!S by I'he Llt'raltl, John Krider. Ureater Sdii(ord Chanitiler tit Cwtimerve smianuger, said the organtvition would Lv %tiling to help ktvp the Irattitienl eent On the JkssttIVI' sik, Kriiter atd he kit there t ouiti i' a arattt' rimis.iMme. GHIA. ,*joillifflible ,RVWadstaKARNIANN Is, 5*4utiful Irt-sn G' 70 Ilowe%cri thery sti,U Ls .i ilia%i ude in do%tiluwn tither attractions for the p"mbiht) that unit fQrin vf ,t Sanford this )ear, but ako- ChriStilkAl stawn." uirtttng to 'sornian Fritntoer, I hi a ssocia iatton t ion president parade nun still be uuttattd 1) o w n t o %% n it it 3 I 11 to S S bskill lie %%J1 n01A ill the [I(tIteSS 1111%Ubtrig 'the J-Aycevs. _i. orking-out what type etirding to Ucorge cz'uute' Association president, Santa of season runcoe'r sthteu the unit Friday 1plerf.vr und the Iit!use was , this does not mean FriInuLr, not be a Christwe won't ha%e Santa Claus and 'lliCtC lnii lestivittei are twing planned to officially open the Christinus 4 0 3 11*1 .0W ills morning 44, Prirtly duuil' fered lease from the authority frawn so vugue that it as and. in turn. the JUtSOC1t had pesibLe to determine Sanford Airport Auth Page lease the focnier "'" Passer, r s4iid the liguN in nrng nounced by lits dep,artment ority ses.sion. when tirne to structure Nn R.ithel, Page officLil, negotiate a new one-year leiminade It virtually certain t1hit ' 1972 "will Ix- it banner year for kin the hangar was bmught called th ~wng,ir a **niunsuoui rat hole in disclosing the FB() the U.S. uononi> 1k said before the bo.irtl had sptnt 113 000 when it teased ttit> stio". the (tOflOOt) 5% LOU Th*. huge prtlptrt% is leased *.vuldn t iras s fix. d base the building anti' - You \ tinning to expand riptill) and Page that inflation his bun htld in pt ratar b) the A irpor t tell where it was spent check .\uthorstv and, according to J CteeIand said the tease on the . . the rate charged bui1din. had run out Aug. 1 but .'s.r IPa s rsaid prospe ts are ex- S. Ue%eland, vellent for the administration to to Page is much less thin that there had b"n no agrtvirnent ,il reach it.s goal of it 3 1wr cent paid by tither lessevSr 1'he sigrung a new pAct. morning and "udainuntl> Entertainment , rved three months Page would not sign the pro(. ' Santa Claus Will Come ;.11 have heen left lit it quandry bN ,I judge's I-efil ~, ~. to perinit testimony on the content of Dart- TO N. " lIe (.nat iii tiVLltiomll courses. Index i Nak1ng 'town the !tgurdepartment tai.t in1iL ia %vht, is respitimble lease agreement to repair rocf in the hangar tease with Page, of inflation will be about 3.25 1)1 II \l I %' I ItS in the set in ities trial of X. omoter Orlando prom oter Glenn \V I urnet say thes ... .0sar,190. he ...,-..-Ie : .- epairs dicted that the econoiny will damage to the large hangar at thereby lea% ing; it up to the FBO !4.v!i not want to put on .i iew r'of. ' he added. grow atsIihtly more than 6 per Sanford Airport caused when a to keep its teases in repair :o. " _ CC( (()rllpired with 1 8 per cent in the Sit. 00(1 quartir over-all performance forecast *: by the Nixon administration. The administration has pre- I r• • .1 other •t op U. S. flflui OUiii ,iCi• 'rt, i Van u.IU 8flu ': - ic .."w "IX A vflllll: it. tifficuit, .41 umtain -t 4rnwth rate it 11.4 per ,-!P-nt .inil is low a rate ,it tn1.itwn is I o.r i'nt igurts In lthiiugh t1it awls-eu by the depiartxnunt tftlay .Irt? priItminary. the ; ts r ent rite fi 4rowth S II 1i .iiaily!he!uwt?st imet, the 1 . .,. 3.i i .-al 4ain .ii ,i.*,,;ii; I ,Lr ,,o' creased • 3 per cent in the first ally adi"-ted annual rate of of S 3 per cent. Ass.wlaied Press Writer In the previous qua-or. uie 'l-he commerce I)epartment three quarters of the )ear .on. $I-162 t,-;, ts (,'.P ncrøased by 130 3 'ilkon c But in subtracting the effe Tht. department said that rt.jX)rt.td that 01*. (,rOSs \ation e litlnlstritlnn iaat it the rnrnent g. the f unflation, billion al Product, market value of the GNP tnreased by $22.R _________________________________________ nations output of goods ,,nd services, advanced at a 5.9-per a • I • L11l annual rate during the third quarter compared wit 9 4 reason of insanity today to holding iS talk to Nixon you have no idea if l'rt-stdents hr ha know ii. _- q 4~~,.. i; -* I I - 6 - , iiAM anin' thi au thor it y rii;Id be re ic not enough Ii thu and There counts of violating the statute. .Judge Williams' refusal Wednesday to permit testimony on the content of Dare I'o He Great courses left defense la wy ers in a quandary . ouse, s w a through a tuintiercldef." CLOSED SUNDAY till ri qwr' tot Turner. 38, is charged kvith 65 counts of violating ill(, state securities law. David Baumann, 25 ,I business associate, is also charge(] with multi tally devious. When you so tiny - I - .. - - - : $ I - Z. . ) q ~15 _. I hahn ', %li n t'r q.nItl flit airport would Is' In violation of rrguliitian. II It allowed thi to work a rP9ef1t ( ontrolk t ev.'nIny wuek and mi ld th. tower would have to is' (loqk'tl '' tomorrow, ell? --- W/u/1. $111,1111ing 9C ought to produce a column of I -- ' 6,*,'# 69c ipro.o'h .. May I introduce an unofficial chairman of "A" Itepublican MI ii hat For Mt ,oern '1GreenStamps. * SANFORD PLAZA Hwy- 17-92 and Airport Blvd Sanford 14.1 me give tune to the athir snk, please. !ntrodw tog what certainly S&5I11S at tugiRs Spr' 2t pkg R ey . 0 0 0 .0. 'k" , 041" e'iIee quest. I C ,,,*.. l.,,I. ! Ch )c ' p S D.l...ss I ,.,b-M.4. I , - Salad * Koil's k4 Atitliority did no,( iik,; th. placeme nt and hrcFr'rrPd hi T anithi'r titan %firk 1 lir flu I hat Iii hi anti this would take quint tlust - J!kGreenStamps . . . . 5 5 op M ft 011, % 0 330 O,T-4 89t • • . • • • • • • • • • lb SI-ted Roast Beef lofty iii 5 . . 04 ir b,. .r I $ t..1I Honey Loaf : W a d --- -- d : frill I 11 is 79 11 r' . - , • , ..- , ' ' - I..e, • 1:, 99C : 9 - Beef I e mo.ie •• p' 1 : 7 L • • • • • • • s'i F-- S1 IV farn KIe,,Guo,dPoith Co.&. $A*,*. 1119.0owl ,'t.. F- -- F..". Iss,.-I... Imperial Roast 59c , 5' 0. Canned Hams . so - . _____ , Pot Roost 91 4 O.I.m.0se 4-two-les S1,49oll 89 . • . • • • a ' • • • • . • • Sliced Bologna - "!!i 1 C21nm I1177,11"M 11111114 W-41: : Both ISIS I GOV I , that 2 .. _--_._-----__--'------., - Whit e. Gold, Finis Aqua lb • iO1£ • lb • • • • • • • • 0". ,,4 - tli nainese officials confer on the stalm of the and find out that the phone was '.* . Pa ris peace talks. (liSCOflfle('ted1" . -: .111,1111 FOIWE' PLANE' with electronic .... 1 ()heS .Lfl(i thu cc ( otist (,uard €uttei nitintain it vigil overnight as searchers gear for the thii .V Had tv%o gentluillen %isit .... ~ dal, . of their hunt for House Democratic 1. - y with a request Owl, l3oggs 1I)(I three others. th hale to e 5 itr0lr notice be given en t . V inc •tpIiOtflttIILflt of Dr Roberts as Seminole County (A\ 1)1 \1O( H lit P1(1 's 11)1 \ II U t hairman of th. 5th l)i'trict of is seeking to quell DID ATE George McGovern Honda l)erno-crats for Nixon. past and voter concern about - his positions (rood null with trout)lCsonle by dealing hea(Iofl )t't5ttlt , topics Ili states crucial to his White Ilouse __ - Dial See rOCfl q'b him .r?nl'4 pp C4'3fl1d rguhiticinirth '. 19 'iwr h. #imw1v h.rV' 4iy n p.r t. h. .Jnhn Fitipntrkk *rn4 h Pu4 In lb. rr,.intlm.. if r,rrfrr r4. n*nr if l2ht, ir whii-li wfoulil give thro li,rif '\ u series of •u gumt'nts in; net ioiniiit'nted lellas just lived my courses - both of you." were paid if Asked if Dare ,ro lit,(;real salesmen ' ''No worket', no Turner replied: 111ev made no sales, $2,000 was appropriated, and " vricel (d F lOt, 'iC110 hs I A't'sa> I I, t 00 UIC there's room for I p'oemeniwfthanorg.mtzuon like the Sanford-Seminole Ja%C3 As an example, when . first Joined the organization in 1 other when organizations which parI in the parade last year ' eck"tor-recommended in ~ '''rititr •,,,,•,• big. original . •, LI ureefliampS " the Innil ,,nl'q lp4'rRtlnn p.rl'l t, gt thei r rii.rtfrm in nn nn? Pi.'r fl irr: •f• , lnRn lb. 34dy _____ lotion on 1 JfL JnIt(I referellces to Ill(. liollesIV .111d villue of lite course. "if \- oil keep objecting Ill)\%, call I answer tit(! oils" ' ' 'I%urner told tilt,judge. LaterwhenAsst. quest i' o Pinellas( omity Asst. State Atlly. Richard iNIVIIS111 Mid Turner's lawver. Janies Miss, I)MIIII(I il)VOlved in ,I eight or 10 members attend their weekly luncheon . . . the usual number now attending the meetings -::::::::::::::. i hi tower k operated ngnint the Stallings, 17, ' . , while invited to address this ' j Avicilfr.n Aflvny ii ii t_. I I J pir r v' 99 Breaded Shrimp 89 ' , hanl 4! ':' ".,..• ...•.. - C I 5:. 59 Fish Fillets 49' - SALAD FORK "e Ill to CA Ior - - 7hri wtorks Froluir U CTS , 98 More ..... (... 1. . o ,T I- :I L_ or I Of Any Halloween COndies ~~/ ~il 1'1~ 1 , 0y, ,I - rl?~, - ':;' "A I : X Haddoc kFil ts -- ' $1 it ':6o.' 29 .... Np '' Wesson Oil F t_ 1w.so. a..-. 6.1pe, Gies. Birds Eye Carrots " Suave Hair Spray 6 39, ... a V6 '6- - 31' thU TomatoK eC ,., • ...~ . • Condit ioner . . ...... 16-4 $3 r RI1IJGreenStamps '1 Whiped Topping ....... 3 ' unr ellenting en t ing told rain toil %n " Only here in Seintriole are we tiles.sett with excellent weather absolutely Cflh!flhllY . but conditions surrminding ill(. twndling of the local christmas Parade. 25 Ib beg CT ¶1 39 p• ', Coffee De ite Elbow Macaroni • 6'' range Toos;;; - S DD-i 12"' DOG FOOD ,, ,,, ..•... ..... Orange Juice ......... 2 ..- 49 i () , - SAVI a. cl,,Ibr. 01 tell V;* Chunk Style Tuna H Fod DTt Fin Oak Fit~rA .•... ..j' A- $ A%,I a., "..Iit, ~ am ,'~~ ,' - . p c GRAVY TRAIN . '" 49 ::: ' ' S .. Iv acsa. • issue • . • . • • • . I - - b El - :-' 1.6196' • • • S S S • S S S ' . - - .1;U, 4. iru..-.. ancae mIX - - I 1 Imagine. C _____ - . you Ca n . 4, in impollily Airport Autlsfirlt~ 5.11(1 'I V .lfltC(I J)eOt)1t' ((1 CI thitit 11)flCV s ".' oriti U OI1C point Ititige \% ihihi IllS I ('fl)UnSt I'll te(I v, itt) giant flat ' %,,~ -AMC- '01 59C 48C CIIANt R %'. I ._...aoo~ -",* 29 .• . . . . % \ \ it I A 1O % , rs 01 , Beans ~~ r • %t,¼1bb tAVI a. we. Cara t, . Pork & . 4_ lll~. John A. SpAllski O A ,%,* It I . r . . . N e. 'i.. "'-w~.,I-:.? i-bl't . Florida321 Price 10 Cents LI • o 1 . - . Potato Buds Mir 0 . 19, 1972 — Sanford, , A 1* $h' '4.n'h.y ir'.t't ri,t''l . '-' c . . . . . . . . • Garden Peas • • • ,_, 29 • J Is . I.. ••$ ,, SAVO 11, ______________________ JA•_ - .-Sb. 1... Libby's Beets %Avl I ?, _______________________________ ________________________________________ "-.' . p. 1 I. lb S Muenster Cheese ..... '' lAyS Thursday, October ear, No. 43 S 10 ' 'S "' bad . . . . . ...•, . ••,.... --,- that 29 . 3.Minute Popcorn Medium Cheddar )p 1 sold etc, plar. ' I -lb Regular Margarine S . • • • • ' ls,ilrl'l t h at ni Sncifr,rtl Alrptirl ;s,thrrity . I 1. III'S mo 9 ' . ;,Innc flu' tnwr 'uni r ni ilIqfi,r,lhl,ii'.l p,.. nnill iii ',ih ciinlilI.I •i;;y, 7 ft I iirm'r. I h' 1itin'r I)h)cI)t)v who ( k'nn \ I 1. U. Fla . i Al" Iiiiiiii(if Ili Ilk (ill Into it fortillie, loda\' told ,11 ('il'('tli( \ it pa I.I.Iii lid " _,000.1 i Ili )'.t philosophy Ills own t i va ti o n a l course was ItitiMl 11(1 on )l)hl\ ) I)ai C Ii IC (Ii ('.It C(iplt' art' .InIFII'I than I am. '' hii in I IOOh hit I intl III III II\II ((CI1C •it hi' III ii till (h41l 'i (II $OI.IhltIi' ' l.%%'S I It' Vs •i' IUICI I tIiII ii 1- 4 - 1)( It('(II l) P1 °' t b' rtiliuig a tiil tug a a It ortu'ys for allegedly overstepping ) OLO , in uk \ nInesd.i hs ( it tiil Judge UoI)eI I I, \%'I I Ihi IllS \ Ill) ha inieti l oss , ' inon deal mg it h tin' tonI ml iii hit' motivational course. . only he ner told Ill( ighil h gra de ('(ttI( at 11)11 his ( (1111 pa n 'Wllt $ lix) 1)00 1/ ° ' ( I .I'.\ 1(\ 6.1 Il Apple Cider ;" _________ ... .s.b 11 ,0- 41 ie ________ / ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . Eggplant . • %V 33 S i,i. •,. PL- P. ii li r ii I 1/ ________ ' I Ili ' Cucumbers 41 01 ding I ,'$'i..'l thr'• i .- . ,. (11wrlits, Ihe fill Ilily fill it ,qpvpfl- ti Turner On Stand Defense In 0 A A , * Op A A * ,,, Is ,, %,$&, %_##, 6,00tp 'Ar..,.,. Tasty Tomatoes ____________________________________ I.e- Green leans y ^ 't 49 . J000 N J,ot . I I ,,, 1.11-111 ~11 ''. .- ,I,,?.,,, 1 .f V. 5 14.4 39t 0 :... ' I .111 Apr/~ t r SALE , ~ , /,( 39c 11/; young ixatiol 65th Red Potatoes FALL lit' t"r;itll ' _ 1 rcr"iti,?r.", ;wi 2 Deposit ,,I - ) / A* i rpo rt ccur At 0 I IJI - 3 2-oz. Returnbit y Ma .-4 , !~ ~ .1 - Topt r I I 01 11 C Old Mutwukec Pop B ___ ..- I . 0 I[ - I . ontro Tower B I ackout OF YOUR CHOICE!!! ""--Mummmmwft When questioned BILL BAKER , , It It 4 I? • U , ,, PI Sow In Ill 'II) 1t VOLKSWAGEN, INC - .. ., VUL .%%D 4-vol I .,,j J•Il • •, 1 I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1972 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 18, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 18, 1972. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 18, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2abd4b9ec04572c832f306aad71381e2.pdf 0847bbaeb870fd01f2f09378dac0d35a PDF Text Text Speaking In Daytona Monday,Oct.16.1972 8B— _IheSr,tordhi LI Dip l' Abortion Jackson Urges St. Johns Study FaflttI$tiC 0'E Seen Price hahilItative Services, said drop ijinre than $2I0 when abor- for n :tbortlon in a clinic Dr. A. F C.arawa. chief of abortions flCIV cost S400'$O0 in ticin clinics nrwn in the thte. the Bureau of Maternal Health hospital , WOTnCTI who have famLlV Co'. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. tAP1 for the "W have had discussions hnspitJili7.atlOfl pcthCW!. and Family Planning people from New York and - Florida officials say that the erage may have to pa only $754150 Department of Health and Re- we estimate that abortions in -cost of having an abortion will ef'ohgIBy PAT HARVEY Associated Press WI1t P .i to rQ' County --- ________________________________ i'. pi - - months are entitled to .ke claims for an abortion . CIVIL wr, hotcd the conference iinic$ in ever. because of the variety of policies, it is SU1L COMP. - to determine the amount any one individual . -, ' 7 might receive, he said rir .-. -. . -* - 1-•- YOU - _ • ' 1 . . . j' - - Dave Mancini. spokesman for Blue (-oss.Blue Shield. eplatned that if an abortiim was done in a clinic, generally a policy wou)dpaynflly for the surgeon's fee, unless the clinic was set up as part of a hospital. P - ... _ -. me Tuesday, October 17, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No. 41 ' I HosP*1 ta Requests 45th Annual PROGRESS EDITION rer for the Division flfHRS,%aid . 4fi legal abortions have been reported in the state since allbertll7t'ii Inv took effect April \p C "only 46 no ' 7'O ' 1"'• 'l¼N Ice uIIIuI* - - Sld - - ate flags at Sanford FLAG ceremony to mark raising of new U.S. and state Grammar School is conducted by fourth graders of Mrs. Jewell to right Monika Wolmsle'. Connie Jones. John Darland's class. Left . I Staff Photo' LeplflskiC. Sammy Griffith and Mrs. Darland. Ice 'ho Co ta o s pi - I. Ec i SCHOC LORI May J. Taft. Deltary Gladys F Biondi. Orange Cit. boos Marilyn E. Giles. Lake IkUiLD Monror - Florence F NeLson Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A Birindi, Orange Cit y DLSCHARGES Mt ' , pjbi*cI Droo e ot Dfagn Adolphus B Ctuimt,ertuin PECEI Elizabeth M Vevier Estella Williams Docum CO'flPII William W. riff Gith St. only D' wit - r Henry D. Faint III Stella M. Cochrane Genevieve RCTUWLI, [)tltnrw Joseph Jose ph Thomas Crane, Deltnn.a Herman C. Smith, Deltona m ronl.nc cWdvct pCi flvtxiard club, covered dish su pper, fip.m.. at the clubhouse on the lakefront Joseph Vincent O'Connor, ow ew es 1 (Wet. Jesse 1., Ead, Deland Andrea A Gardeila. Orange n.m., meeting. 9.30 a.m. First Altamonte Federal S&L. Sprines ('it) Iu i* $ Peggy A. Broomfield. DeRar r John Seery. Longwood , Man!ield Hallman. Lake -- Monroe ur k-eV Mrs. Willie Frank M and Daughter, Lake Monroe f(w 004 O(TORER 14. in, -, Oct. IL League' of women voters unit rn..ntinp '•45 rum . 1 hsvtierr; •--------------- — ul- I r Ii. C- . Industry Lee's . Schools NAME . . U CITY Recreation k STATE ZIP CODE Sports To be delivered to our regular 0 ':: t)IItt available for yourself or to be t SUI)h)li(i m the to the bullets and mnate'ru'I t that's it tune' of $11 billion sent to friends and relatives. "8" at the beginning of that : total, making it that nmwth more important when you realize the proposed settlement, neigh- 1j nt'I las Count V because of too much puLl icit v, but Turner sass liii' notoriety has .. DEGREE reduced. .. , - .,, I We'll Be Glad \, - • , fl't. .-. ' ' . ll.1'.(.(.IN(', mail orders from North ., ... , • ,: .' ser up to $25 million ( arolina and hlatk market dealing h . Florida , (if cigaret taxes, says Rep. Ralph in linglon, I) Gainesville . ' re ' ' V. kingpin -- . .. -- - .• iur uir iW.L flOW I fl(JW Soyears I just know the 30 Russians are on our side. and that we should no longer kk A -L 0111 - . - C.oninief& Mail or bring coupons upon them as a threat peace. RigId No Phone Orders, Please to flMtlt or 5 for nswc iiwntal leaders NAME $300 ADDRESS .. r Next ext and final N - STATE.................................. Mailed Anywhere ) ' fliltV? ZIPCODE felect iilnip irk t4 SPV f In The United States During John Angel's administration Seminole County school children have consistently scored above the state average in academic achievement. -- M the r cl; fat HH; NT Ii •- oEi S sneaking to Bowers, said absent, The Herald questioned "topped ifernanet. Culpepper had "made some th e other th ree board members abortion rn - 1. . . . ., PAID P01... AD a Y NIADON wALFIFTON, IRON r 309 N. French Ave. 1) - P.O. Box 1657 . S dirts ray YORK AP) .. try It one more time and It'll take the police all of two or three minutes to get '.0 your store.. . and provide you with a "free ride" back to the station ' .1 Sonwttnies, life semis like an endless journey UI) a clown intl tieel.ic e have pierced the vein of oranizett ermine ni been had h investtgatton (.Id, who told newsmen that blue junksard °' '"° Bowers explained. 5iith Iru lude din the r mgi of rime s said to hint been discussed guarded 1', ft Conversations re'corek'd over the past se%en months and a ek'd the conhings g tIle r of still and moving pictures revealed And giiirig5 (if prominent members of the five organized crime f miilit of New York (its mini oth er people."Gold voiced stronc' Culpepper I)bJt(ti(iflS to proposal unless as he said, "other points of view are also expressed.'' This prompted Ray Slaton to query Culpepper over his position on sex education In the schools. ''Are you advocating sex Yrs, r I I I at night by dogs. bar beil wire and * * * A Rlrirkhurn ted Gold disclosed that three u'lephtines had been bugged and an eavesdropping device' had been installed Last April in the 4O-b' 15-foot trailer in Brookl ri which is surrounded by last year from school for reasons of pregnancy, and there were more who dropped out of School for the "tile reason but did not divulge it - productive than the exposure' it frequented by Cadillacs, hits been unimiasked as organized i-ritmie' 'summit headquarters' fur the New York City area. A sweeping dragnet, involving e.suanict' of subpoenas to more than 6(X) reputed organized cruiie figures. was announced Monday by Urookl>n Dist. :Stty. Eugene Gold, who utlled it the biggest underworld probe in hLstur) Thire %'utre 59 girls dropped a If ii i J si. K4 iN II I ~ingptn of cvritral ~'Iurtua nuinbvt*N Anti jpuru ~>ettuig over r the decade of the 60s. ii lacing the longest prtn tLrm 4amnbllng, his atter'j tot' S tes th United ta e gien an>ofle in believes Blackburn was sent*.nct'd Muudjs to 14 '.ears in feile r ii prison on his guilty pleas to charges of parnt.'nhi.itinit ti tlli'duii i1iitt gaimibting, conspiracy in a gaimibting ,u,.'I Il H '0 '1 tixes on gambling income. 'I Be already is serving eight years IIII;s .0 in the trailerr were narcotics, counterfeiting labor racketeering, auto theft, insurance fraud, prostitution, gainbling, loansharking. burglary and arson. ''All the' top niiembers of organized crinmie had been in the trailer,'' Gold Said. - An estimated 100 ptilicemne'n were' also understood to have been issued suoptivxw. - '. 'tti itiOfl P72 i3klng last night that a tune period of 20 ,t,vel.pers %tere After ('ASS El .8 KR H V discussion and iiiaii iiionttis ill IJUI'L Ii I iit'goiIdLuiiIi, ki t t. y i........... - . 'ni Same thing aPI)lit's to Lutist who have automatic itiarhines and make no effort at regulating the sale of the weeds rratb (lit la:r I- quesiwn Hqo ' Bared trailer, surrounded by discarded auto wrtks and often with girls. lt K1VIII't' NtItLt('K 1 III41IIJ iiiunths be set for completion of tlit' lines, unit tilt ordtiutnce Ii u..t iuiwiiiiv'; .. .....h ,ii ,,. ,uini'iI I .. n adopted on first reading an ordinance annexing 179 acres on SR 46 to the Orange County line, KusikKnown as the Ar ea \Vcututbery'l'ett'riiiaii trwt, the' Bridge parcel ( actually tour parcels) will not be officially annexedBusiness review Calendar until this ordinance is react for Classified ud.s the second time. '0unc5 Thomas Greene, one of th e Crossword puzzle Principals involved In the Dr. Crane property, reported to the Dear Abby council that (lie developers of l-ctitorial comnmimt'nt I dex 'I'o that quick et'.it t' manager in Sanford who insists that there's not1iin wrong with selling cigarettes to minors. escalatqr. Pui* ' ' eouns&l on the "other alter native-—abortion. IVan Bowers, PUl)il personnel director, told the board the counseling service from the Children's hloiiie Society would be available whether or not its represt ntati%t. Is allowed to visit the county schools to talk 40 do they really we're all that r, ,tUud), if )011 this matter believe that CITY The requir . members should a lso be polled Th view was also exp ressed eir position. th on Since A. P Buie Jr. was by Slaton and Keeth, but Al A- F. Keeth, board chairman. vk,.ri,&iji,n 75C each r would have more to say on th subject at future meet1n Crime Is To objections on the grounds that (he agency in question does not . Tho SC h0W - TOYOTA 179-Acre Annexation OKd 80 Just you listen to all of the Of the oreat tub %tI'O' uLr bein g (l one - '.'-.' On First Reading urltl i'iitet — --_- the the from representative ome Society to counseling program. , h.nrrnan. Jean Bryant. If After th e session, Culpepper atd he felt the question ihould counsel at schools. .almittecl to news reporters he •st Lw answered by .i wiumuin one fav o'u1 legal abortions but Culpepper c 'ist the and her doctor hut said she "nay' vote and promised he e stressed that other board favored abortion in somet eases. Children's Culpepper added. child for adoption or in keeping it. C'ulpepper, who later told news inedia lie is an advocate of legalized abortion, based his f: / Is Assfl Civiclt'ltonu \u\illary. I I.m. Community t and icho*,L relative to their .ibortmn itand, Uid*IICpOpte should look for and found all believed that F'tnally , the board voted the additional ways to supplement abortion should he nnitter'it three-to-One to allow diuul girl pregnancy M ertitfl Laws good points, cit th e pregnant girl, -' 'A tried to get CIII to agree to Imy back only $W million. longest over thi 1 &1d(' of the bUs, is F'it ing I in they countered wi th an offer of th(' United prison tt't'tfl ever given Ltn0tlC in : $OO million belit.'s es State,s; liii g1unbling his at A compromise was ten t,ati'.tly reached .it $500 million .... ... to be paid over the next 30 " I )-i'ars. U .•. - Rec i1cr Now For Fall Term - h'id 'i silver lining. vicemeil are costing In sporadic negotiations since that time, the figure was (id. ofis - no er r offer help In placing the 11 W. 'I'll E I) El" ENSE TIt I ES to LflOVC Glenn out of trial violation TimI tiC! s seit1riti1 . Antlow, near Budding '. NEWS DIGEST program which this country ered to its allies during :& World War 11 (sorry. kids history to you, I ancient talking know. .. I I A C hildren1 3 11011IL- )oClety L tIlat %Vjja L llappeILZ %0 0. U I'1(a t'rin F% cunt-erneul with the rights tO allowed but is be representative its visit pregnant school girls to : Remember the! Lend-Lease To Do It For You of I The board member went tin to member of (lie' state-wide explain he is nut interested i - - -- Central Florid!, (...ouncil for (lean Air, 130 p.m.. Sanford Chamber I - . HAVE BE E N A N AMICABLE M E Er I t .Jackson at the "Save the t. ,Jhns Rmvet ('d)flgreSStTlali Bill ('happell 'It'll i and Sanford (IiSCUSSiOfl held in Daytona Beach Monday Mayor Lee Mxre I right take a few minutes Bob Orrehl Photn brt'ak to Visit with US. Senator "Scoop" camPus. Clpepper Cu Stuart S l)r, from a it request to objected • - Seminole Schools In we have asked ourselves, then reduced it later-" the request for lie stat ed the bo ard should make -•,,, , ,- ,.• , lfl%,.ICS% Os 1,n SliucittOil. . of deficit till amount .1 1 1 Grec-n suggested that money for any it"u, 11 improvements or additions should he in the form of a special request to tile County CommisSiOn, literally seething. And I'll betcha the last pflflY you and lhavc that very shortly our'- brains" in Washington wilt try to feed us their usual line of how "fair" it is to this counlr% . .you and me, brother. ) lit (let. . MUS1 - . __________- - -- -.• ' ' Subscribers. But additional copies hibiscus Stho - • . ,- • EARN YOUR COLLEGE ----- , :•, - nwe ADDRESS bars ' J I I Cliuluota gut' of Women Voters unit ' - Collmlissioll its : utVfltt; ranch , 4 O donated by area merchants wili AL ssrlciation, Fail election meeting and steak supper. S uirn.. INZWK the Senate. at a loss. Siflt'(' t1lOfld' Was spent for planned I'llOne of the conditions provenlents and more than $2(H,(MM) had to be utilized precedent to doing the Job is to lrnn the hospital's OWfl funds establish a statewide plan for L "'l'll(' main pum'xise for getting this information to yOU today is to allow for consuk'rat ion in Its John A. SpoIski pi'c'panng a hUdCt for submission to the ('ounty annual request lot' ftmds," the , ; like I'll never really Seem. tim'n:e i get an 'r he fighting in Vietnam. Next Fd Robert Besserer, hospital administrator, said & like to hear whom felt the board need n(t ask for ans' additional funds didn't than previously used to pay off hospital bonds, the notion that mayIx- just 1111jess the trustees want to consider spending money maybe the Ruskies were for more hospital iniprovements. we will need ''If we want to remain status quo, education" Slaton asked. teeny-weerile bit, but dcl initely By BILl. SCOTT wits "'lou'rm darn rl4ht, on the other side? no iiiome money," Besserer said. reply. liefurther explained his reasoning, "Last year we A member of the Seminole Colpepper s Board tried in a budget request for $198,000 but (a un t) School hI, explained the board, by its first sent After the wheat dcl m funds later , so we UflSUCCCSSIUIIY Monday night to action to approve, would be CI ' .. I () 00(1 Ill Medicare t suspicions and anger) became received prevent a counselor to unwed fostering a decision based on ,, U'S i$t"(' our rt qU(St. aroused, but this latest little high school girls from pregnant but this tile past, certain InformatIon. ( hairinan ,John Schirard advised, In dollar maneuver has inc dispen5flg Information "en is t all the information," for more than we needed to protect Branch. C'.asselberry. ------------------4 niet'tInI.. the i. Wi Snno , I -- ' barbt'c'ut', noon, Sweetwater Oaks Prrviv%' ('.enter fleet Reserve I1I)TIIO.t)1 ride, $l ; . - band boosters Community cluipel. I'Bary Volunteer FiremetI Auxiliary, p im. tourlTL Florida card party fircinen recreation haIl. I .eacu of Vonwn 'oters unit Sanford in R Stout NeWt- l4-e Morgan Minnie i w ' (let. l lake meeting. f145 a.m., Altamonte AI)MISSIONS I (()I - 17 Altamonte Springs Extension Homemakers Club, coffee. 9 t)eltorU t ., air. clean water, onnmh iii 'ho both ;i rct%% lb .1 iu'ksun stmitetl, - - We (.'Ifl hmivt' qualityin lriinuu' nit ,,long will' - - Tony Anthony Brown M. Slater Sher rt W Benson JOIIIi div,d Band members will present a prizes including 11' be given away. (HI.. IL County Council of Seminole 'i'ickets ma be purchased 2Sf of P ost American lA'ginn 30 p.m.. Lyman from band members. the Casselberry and Auxiliary. PTA, .and p.m.. auditorium School board and parents committee covered dish supper. 1:30 Boy and school superintendent canthrough The school For adSt Augustine Church dithite to speak Open to diucinal information or tickets. Girl Suuters to speak public, call the Lake Brantley School office . Oct. 1. tht fuUi i Oct. . Teague PI A. 30 j.rn 0 ( lot. \tn,vi 1*Bar (enter I, m Or t. v ShutSanford Tourist a n d LeRoy Hickson Jere T. Stralev Josephine Griffin t PO A BILL . Linda Jenner. Ken Bovin is the director of the band and is Calendar Seminole Sanford: Churches -i land flI()Tl1'with 0U . . :t' - ' First phase of the drive inMark R. Brown, C.asselberr' Wagner, cludes a barbecue to be held at Jean Shirlv the Sweetwater Oaks Preview C.a.cselberr on Wekiva Springs Lewis SchwvR ktrt. Lake Center Road Catered b Minors, the Mary baby barbecue will be served from Mrs. Ronald Tyler and noon UI 2 p.m Saturday, Oct cirl. Osle'en Donald M King Sidney A Fristicy Elizabeth I. Wilde Hannah 1. Pinkne ) '.' ,('lean di mm . rkiroth Kc,lbinskie. DeBary coordinating band member activities M Evelyn Reichel, fleBary Brenda Howard Dorothy Berncisky Teresa Alman BIRTHS Myrtice Hantschk( Glenna E Cook Gregory Harbot. Alta monte Springs Sanford, Thomas i. McDonough Augusta Howell Pauline E. Snyder Edgar W. Warren Ruth Arnold. Deltona IUILD baby girl I)ISCHPRGES Martha Simmons Henry ire Stewert " Ciairmanof the drive 1. Odell }thue. Mrs Rosa Lee Fourakre and Mrs Norma Blanton are business chairwomen. Parent committee chairwoman is Mrs Mr.. Richard Forctham and Fred M Walton. DeRar' Margaret Trees. Winter Park ADMISSIONS Sanford. s oo N Louise Grass. r)'Bar. OCTOBER 13, 197t 1 A I is . Band members and parents cif the Lake Brantles High School band are conducting a uniform fund raising drive to utfit the 120 piece band in itriot styled unif orms . i ? . Concert r pr"ident I (tOU PPl O\ t'd a em mole \1tnioi i.il Hospital II (Nt ('t' the $114,U11 (lL'litil reoltit ton asking the eI1linole ( otint\ ( omlnNswtl to ftiiitl The Senator mentioned t ha t j)t 1( ) 1 lO5)ltil ('t1(llflg tnt in m ed h the hospit.tl for it usc .il \ t'.ii operations. disbursements at the gOV('rflhlWflt has had a 0 auditor Jack (ret'ile list i'd 11 01,11 i'ash receipts at $,9 3,272, and prgrm whereby 5 j r cent $4.017. tittl lot tit(- past 12 month pet irni ost of environmental , (lit •tilt,deficit , , () ((' Ii studies and parks was paid for 1fl1t .a;oi I C .lSOfl 0I froni (lit' U.S by federal funds but a lull lat ('hess of Mt'(tiCafl' receipts Burton raising this to 75 per cent wa i0Vt'i'IlillCilt ;iltis t'osls not coVere(l Lv I lilt6 although Si'tninoli' rut ntl sis'nt ci b> President I(),- the hospital reno\ at tons Nixon. Mc'nuirial t'('('iV('(1 $I ,.il15 in I lill-Burton money. JflUkSOfl recommended Th' 'l'tw hosI)itaI, in its funding request to the County Sit Johns r a nii e river Coinniissiofl a year ago, asked for $51 ,(KK), cost of basin stu'lv cleaning up tlii' 2N V I UI , bonded r S i' f,I( this ,in snic,usr ruin flW(li( ,tI river I).1 ii' itf the viewpoint, stating that hi' would kP , t1t't)t ('(til('5 explained the hospital is not operating urge adoption of this study in Completely Covering... Brantley 5 county of was ference as did Chamber of County the ro-ed for parks and to ll ,pert by air the prolmiwd sitv,, at it \loiiti.i \ No "' n Red 114000 I alone. Delegation' Seminole reprecnte'1 by Greg Drum- Commerce Director John mond. county commission Xrider. vice president Robert Dehn. .,nd pas( chairman. r;.. \1 '-r-' -..,. unfr,rri %iv.t T — I' tUItIDU with as mnwh In S*'iiiiti' a Luit' US lii help 'Scoop" Jackson Jackson, who is chairman (if tile senate Interior Cominitteo, allil the author of tile l-'tivironinental Protrction Act agreed lii visit I )aytunft for (1w district wide iiit'c'ting to learn ' THE SANFORD HERALD'S Phil Weber. information offi- .,. __________ 2 cthte IIfl(I federal assistance than a single county working - introducing Senator Jackson p ossible -. old cotIy frrirru l)uval. St fr,hns. Hagler, City Manar P!o'' Knowles tug"t ic't can hV is in a Putnam. Clay, Volusta, Lake. •intl City Engineer Mark ilupllcatiori of effort and much b'tter position to request (Wane. and Seminole rnnntiO'. f.a,,enhy attended th e eon- ii;.' ac Congressman 1101 ChaPPell r :;, C, Et. United fluinlc In Daytona flc'iI'h, Monday to discus' ctw,r1inatInit efforts to clean 111) tile waterway% compri.,iiing the St .1011115 rred under a family cont policy for a minimum of :- - States Senator henry M "Scoop" Jackson met with local, state, and federal of- :1 ress Prog '-: IN THI rowe I)AV'IONA IIKM'lI llue Cross-Blue Shield claims Manager Paul Myers .1 in an intervww that women P~tl 161 DL 17 - clinics will cost between $175 and $250." Caraway said. -- — problems facing a river ticli mis the St. Johns tI(W'S not stohi at county lints. Another po int brought out was that the most efficient approatti is through local governtnenl' worklnit tniteth"r, A multi' i,lflty on anu I ,at It.Ti wirk in hind Itv 808 41118EI.l the UNITED (lie property arc presently with ('ulisumlier working iltIliltes U t i ies (oiilpafly (iii IiiC matter of sewer hues (or - cent AI('l' MAt 'IsEY paints gomil tO) t pel' t't'portiflg a total from Service ('t'nter, plant mmii iiiimtimigt'tnt'tlt employcs of the Fl or i da Power Llt)(1 Lig)it ('ainpafly of $4,518.40 to the tliijted 1"(Ill(l of Seminole County. - . . i l t .1.._ pruposcel apartment coinpkxes on the site. Tht'se lines will lx' tnillt by the developers tI) hook in to Cunsumimer Utilities, zitiel will he deeded to the city. The Stcu'ks TV - John opposed the annexation, calling council's overriding adoption I ouncitiitti - - -. first reading "an attempt GET THE BEST DEAL OF THE - AIL YEAR NOW I to circeinvent the ordinance as 'lac'co urged the written 1-lUncil to re-post the curdinanice had uiiUI the developers presented a written plan for the sewage disposal to the council 'e thother council members fell that everything had been done by the developers up to this liuit that they could civ, and " 311-511 5A 611-711 611 - 211 68 211 4A 211 5,5 811 ht'o)' Sports the council have been on l:nite'rtmtiilnmieflt I loroscuii' ilo.iPttmll ntiti.'s Public notices %u(ed that no buildcig permits would be issued c'ntil all an nexatton cunditioni set up b 6A-7A5-9A 3A 28 t. cuteet the to aliIw% In other mdoI)te'tt it rt'sotutioo atuptinig f.r .h iie lor 19 72-73 'hit' ,468,22L buc1ge(5 written is tint> tentative, tmci ill be open to questions and suggestions ia it public hearing se'heclulett for \1oiid'y mit 7 p ..,, "" lior'd. We're anxious todvi now through Novernbr We want to wint You will win too, with re -,j,irs ou make on a new '72. ALL MODELS DISCOUNT E D] property action, council ,..t , :,,oia Jcaers Th 'op We re lit a LQO?CSt -,u?h 3 vifl'J& group -,'eiII reCeive l S2OQO of the salesman LOW BANK I-iP.P4CIPO -' , ' OPSK EVENINGS ,. 'TIL I .0 '' ECONOMY CARS OF SANFORD, INC �I Tuesday C'ct 1' 19? 2A-The Sanford Herald rfI . . Cour it i -1 ' 0 r.r e a M - DEl - - -- - IN TO ~ ' Is - I ' IL -. - - % /, .1 I's V '4~4t _%- -- 0 %A - . &411111 / d W*tt!b I-.? I ~ - ft- ~ . : 04 I clr -. - 1-n br_ Jonz &_ I I Ili TO I V" . -01 .6. . ~ .Z. .", I I~I Ift . .'s. , . I I. . IL . "(l;_ - _ - ,t I . -- F'1_ -_ - - rL I 11 -_ - N -9`746 - 4*_ - -,A * :- 4j - " - A ,,, -, 1 . - WI. . 1 • _, , - 1%-,ak*-.01111 urged ____ - p 11 P I 4 1 'as - - - _______________ , I ~ 7;, lm [) - - - - - - Beverh Guidingcr. Rupert Chastain Photo e %s W The state moratonum that plugged City of Sanford's sewer (lUlL 11.c PlO has been unis was disclosed at stopped. Th connections PUIL SCHC Commission Monday's City work session b Maor l4ee P LOR B (I ;t Moore, who said the city has received permission from Alex s oo I'me ;-- 1'( Dr a tTr%i Senkovich regrnnal engineer for the state Air and Sater Pollution Board to begin issuing sewer hookup permits lr'carl after a r, confercnct Monda) volving Senkovich and city in AlIr treatment facility at the I.ake Monroe plant 1W(f '11 Mayor Moore said Senkosich stated he was recommending the state board allow Sanford a RECI Docu, was initialb set to start. When the moratorium was moved U) three months to Oct 1 it ckstloped that the rmit w Moore said the pollution F OflI Dr jvw Indivi SPe 11 t4l - Increases OKd - M. E. tEie to *-. .Iclo ,~ AOc - sell% 0 11 . X 1._;.*A ,_ by P : 4% /'I ontert - - - ___ ' iij i - - iffii . 11 II I - _ J__ pa.. -- '4 ' -- - - !f awo - - -- . 4 fii" f NS N. -) -- the 1.4 '-v - spite ------5-.- --'-4'M- - .. 'i,. ' ., - - - i - date Boo - '% " - t IrlI ' eUo,' a - OFT` - 'r " Mary and remained on the and inadequate. while using hibeam lights Ls had on the other drivers and the light reflects off . - - j-r . - -. - -. ._ .. - - - • - C,n - - - - . 4 La -. .... ......... _ , ' 4 . - pui in .. .. - , - .- -- -. rI, Thl 'tQuli Wis, 71$ if labor damage. Trill i riled anvil - '- b-0 so .- .- --: j?_ -. s.- .r:lrm -. - .. • - . i . - - -. buet. Subscrlptl Carrier. Week .3.S Rates by Year $11.00 __ a S.,,' i',%'til'4 ", It be noted, as Rowell pointed out, - - ed N AIIIrlI iii plIssilily •. '%_._ - - _.W.- • -. - , 4., . I . - .- RE A B rand New NCR Electric A flflhIJf NI js'r autopsy. Robert Besserer, hospital athiiiinistrator, stated he had received a letter from Hislney I;iycr, county administrative assistant, inviting the hospital trustees to a Tuesday work _------- £t__k_ iuriiip', session it) Cxpiont' IlitSillill , - 17 0 not th-scive-s the specific h.urges of vIninIstrIon- -- - - I A4 utomatic and preparation of dossiers c Ziegler saul But i. them ther, he said, (toes the admmni- _"~ ;ImolY.*l.ct hø ight -emporotufv for "I# N N, - ' - - ---- _____ ct4- --- . - - -. . 5 z.- __ I fl-I . Short Tb s I . I d '19P ' " ,_S ' '. EARN YOUR COLLEGE DEGREE AT U< it It Vs-.: _ - , w:iv J) f - _~ AL 1., • At 24 tI.% •Pi (,ar% A., P.'I 0 Ia At&t 41' 1'. It All McI, &e'. ii ,k U4 11.11, ill I' ,, ng 111dm .I'If I ' 5- 35b Ii' , 104 '' , I .14 ' • • • '' ' • hi v J 71, 144 • ' I '' 4 ' ' 'S a 'S 'S I$J dPO' (- 9, 0.164 13) • ii Ii'. • 'a 114 P* 41 ). II. p 10141 SPa ls P.tia if it u'. C,.-. D,ri III (,,n (I 61's - 'a• ' ' - '. I (,fl p,j liii . • C.,.. Mit ii, Gen Mitt 71 • r,en Ito 71 1 GaoJcO' 71 11'. • (p)oaj,i • a a • '. 1 . le - CII, , , . .u-'' p 'ui' ':. ;pi'. •- t''' -' •'''' - ' - I, . I,.IL1IICi1 a'AiJ11 •i:'i• ;1 ; ' I'll "': ''ju: u' E. <I 11.1.. l'i\ 'i, W. hops' •i'ir rtpiitot' tit.'s, fcuct antI cain tn,U ei in t he next sy'.'k p t ' ' N, Ri',1h Ihiluld 11441 t At tt 1. rv - ihit THE SANFORD HERALD Since 194)9 Seminole County 's Own Daily Newspaper Ill, I '5a Sai t'c At t22-26l I WINN -DIXIE WLA - - , not <ne JAY I *At i, the 1lJI'I1r Ni Rah And U A try WrU, It tel: '4'kJ' I OCIC, SCC'fl a tI.11 IOi,C' u stri pc No R.'ath TFunk iou t'hn,ttin i N R.a4 h 44 £ a I.'. all 1.11 74', Inih 4 PP. 4i.O' InI P. R, rsJ 44'' ,, . 5 '. sI e'g P M Al IF Sb(L Ind SI t,.i9 H . S,a,s ppa''o Alto $cuIrl co 10 LU L P.i, s 0 )Z 34'. P.4,, , , "7 ' T']' 1 , 7... -T--"-- - "-- " .. . .. - 1 I ~ 1 i i .- ...- .- . - . I ~ I i , L0CP'J * t,()qA% 41 c',.r.t 3J AtS'&SP P.cbI 0 1 'e • 7*', 1O. Mciao M)ntPo 41 • PaIl DI II'. P4 AniII 1) i Pen C,t' I, '. • Pinnm, Si pp (,,aa 10 P-n-i S.. Pt 'a(*t'p R 0 - %t Stand 44', 3$1 - hIll G,•,d (,i0 U I rI ptodui.t • I I t%lfl P $ • ,'-,,it '• • ' it i$4. iir '.nt$ I ' tA (an Zfi, "'- pt , • your dl 4 .,,,• . I cont Can Ii, • 00* CI". We • (fl 41'. 4<04 A..'.da . It -.4 iW. Al I (i$i III. A, A. A'. Id ~_, ,. '1 '.4% ra (i4 ttjaht I C'flt tt,Ifltit CIC(S pr od uc t ,ttt&tuci Noon Stock Report P,t i dIIC'r 441(4 Leadership RE-ELECT - t PC' (i SI i,ij iIiI . 1,4 m ,' &, .-p. It prom i4r 0< 4 ai't14h'1flV, Ut I J4i !1i, 7a'U ihAt I iPistik tci or Alcoholics, .1 F Met )E R M( )T'l' counselor I or \l ul i"Iurnla ( 'ent(1r I t'r, and Rev , \V ( I tat Itlax I )i' .1 a 11lI.'S U;ikt'r, psychiat rist at 0w Cent er, panel at senii iia r on John Knox I 4 resbytt'rian Church coniprist'd it (ad 1 ci ho(Iist ( 'h'um'cli i't't'ent ly a lcoholics at the ('a sselherry 1 nit I '110th ; Marl lvii Gordon Dedicated _ DIAL 122.1562 , iifl \';1'IU"i.[_ C-011'.0.\S tit,tjse ?l.',ttliI.s', 1""' '_'I' -',1t*' '4 WhI' i VI'?4. I'huut iffjc,'r't %k ill y,ik a big II ifferemice ml people-i .< L .- ~ ' - C:os.'d rn '.II .'u,'lii''. I' sot.measured ev.-r'. .i&,- ',aii ia as•I.'ct t ilt - he'd po4:4111Ie ''iet'ti' f irmeti voter' have t he abili " , . We try to help our ri,t.'r fiemal .t' I '.& h lit11l' fl P l<t.tt Itt' 'rr'' ,tr' 1 -. I S . stuart. I,. I I - PARK . - "- .. . lii ii. ______- •' .. 1-1, '' - - 44, S p, ':oPLE PU'EI i g(.()rge ', m Saved Her Home with No-Roach , ,tr J4)t L 41 tout 5 - 0--v* __ U ._- .- P,rit . , tl I' 4 / Y' p_a'. ________ _________ a 2522 as UI() come Fri Under old business, the adboard niemnmninist.rator hers that he was in constant touch wi th Redwing Carriers intl anticipated ign1ng a lease uth them by November 1st Negotiations with Sou thern i'.'troleum are still under way with Concrete iii also of any tr,• 322 -. Open Mon thru re ta iner to pay bills incurre.! for feasibilit) studies, surveys at odw.r'tid 5149 Q'AppIy85,ol 'mId 1>i)d, ioen'd pu,chaIs pri I - Sanford Electric Co. i.oricjily 2CP'CcrnrnrtcaIAvC - - ".. - piiiOImOI'1(1 It odds, out) / - I F.-.-.,!n,i - It- to (JeVI II' of trouble Iris I? ratnn,ihAIflt. 999 riquire prospective teflaflt.S of the port fat ihity to post .i Soti borings, etc., 1withalst hsal" setting DDE7IXN to voted fl fresh try 14hrica while It the hug.' Board nwmntwt P and / A 'tthat ut I1 rt it.'. (i A pt'opic J .'en 10 arud Inv olved in unloading pilings with 1. rId- I p -1 (J s..b$toct.d amOufl0 i a nd cfedit balances in l ed No - - IX ,'iuiil ?rutl$, and muilpilit FLOWER- SHOP - , j v' 10 K. ('"S ill 172 1822 Ai oddrr r'.ci b, Nulonal (01h R.9st. Co tololi Io $9999999999 It *II9I4 ii por.Js but P s built SEND FLOWER '-.. . I t..a roni-dei.n 5.Ips ill mItt 4 i1 \: 0 a month and apply 1flTOI' to purchase I, S I - estigated and reported there were no charges ru / / / H ow One Woman I -. blocked and traffic at the intersection snarled for quite some time this mor-ning af ter a twG-car collision in the heavy fog. Edward J. Stafford, 44, of 884 Wolf Trail, Casselberry, was driving a 1965 Rambler and Debra Turk Harrison, 19, of Maitland was driving a 1965 Volkswagen. Patrolman Ken Rossrucker of th e Longwood Police Department in- I i'ht • ,ti( - - -- II - - .shinRton Piast ryor wit: -in this rest . Grid signal .' 1111:11I - that - -- I J - - . 33% ,. - ' itinn and the stories. M;argi'r said the Post u'r;as a statement assailing The ;i t toil yovir try f b usi nes s e s 1-'o 11a e r Port Site Operations - _____i - --- . - - -' i.yCis for Added Convenience. ___ , , ,fit(- Washington Post and Time In, 'l7lfl - 14 J I this administration does not condone sabo ta ge, or h hkd I ment. either -It goe% without %aying that , I Is- did *iI4'ftItttini'5 r w ouldn 't have any further said in a ,, " Under the county proposal. the hospital facilities would be used, as they are now, for the estimated 50 autopsies it year tih T')r . (uav i,elflg paid for . .0 \ - .._ er - '- I -''" examin . - r- contract hospital hospital the requires pathologist do the work at $175 - , - Schil ra rd trustee .lihi fl ihairnuin, explained that the I ifl.iC(llr4lte Ziegler said he had nothing add in that, and that Chapil -ment Monday itrssrr.'r MUVeEI to St(If) thtt USi' of it tape (;arav." h autopsy. - the police __________________________________________ chiefs saLary us considerably below that of other area cities, &ith Longwood paying an annual sa an of 11 Sanfor d $15,14(). Oviedo $7,9); HOME.. and Casselberry $11,616 Register Now Altamonte Springs $10,500. • ItO hi I) a aS 44 S,aPi 12 Iva"* 16 tPo$Oi I4'a UPa4C Ind IV a 1 a U C&rb . 43 • a U" Art 'i US 1.tl 3t% • Afli Ii 47 • 4, • , W"n 0'' A .fl)'ifl "a Ilil • - .. Gary Taylor Photo ' 11, For Fall Term ' _4Q ORLANDO 20, 21 & 22nd. SPONSORED BY CENTRAL FLORIDA CERAMIC DEALERS ASSN. TI',, IJ4,vqIItp ,1 M.* 1:W4& a 'n' 0.'Vt ..ig .nIt PaJli 4 ta 44 .nq 4iI(_I $r" rI'1.41W'$t * ., *.i $ fn P'..' COLLEGE DEGREE 1.01001 d.1o"a or (i 4 4piaI INDEPENDENT IJIIv*t$tvI UI'GP' P• r, w, 4 5aciait' $ D.g'.. .n 5i U Diii ow., w Ill ¼ I?' COLONIAL PLAZA MALL COLONIAL DRIVE (EAST HIGHWAY SO) * k, -- *I SUN.-OCT, .I( tI'( .inttir nt Irlisti" Iit,'tIflIS 'jilini&'i1 &liirar.lsaitl thi.' trustees ut a a d ituii(i1('(I it pr'iu li('tiOfl ImaI tlt'sirt'il hit' liospita i 1outtiialiii.ist to .Iii autopsies. ''Ihi.s lois tss'n l.aiw and there have been no trustee the cmmtpluitnts,'' ('h;mirinam% added. this said Si'hii rard 8 lii III IRREI .1. arrangt'tmient is cheum;wr than SeliliflI Ii' I unity I'iirt thi' couint proposition '1 )iir ILIS> St Jo)in.s I(i .'r Was question is what we want iii ('Ckt'fl.l as the V. hit' charge themii for use (1 equip. place over first barge carrying pilings for iiienit here," he explained IWV. East-West Expres.s%a) the The trustee chairman condocked and started discharging tinued ''unless there is a law cargo. that requires a medical n I The unloading treated a lot of piling as each .I.,,.• t c,,., tai,t' u'i np.a.I nfl' at'tivitv 'lull and long feet 127 measured Schirard said the trustees weighed 64 tons, according to recommendation is "ito not Authority Port ltyin, Jam James present the disturb director. arrangement." Ryan said at the ti ntay In itli,'r ai'tions, the trustees assistant iiit'dir.il t'xaiisirn'r by the counts' antI putti $2I) ;xr tilt, ('it) ACHINE ---- date with more coming in each Woodlands subdivision in Longwood. contributed $117.50. day. I FRI., SAT. & ' Nil -- - included in the budget. salaries manager of Montgomery Mrs. B. H. Gray, of could be increased without any Longwood, reported that the Ward's Store in the Plaza, additional motion. Freeman reported a total of $4,705.85, retired citizens of Longwood said the motion for the above with Montgomery Wards contributed $45 and she pay increases simply ratified contributing a total of $4,232 of revornmended that the retired action taken in the annual residents of Seminole should that amount. budget. but that to go beyond of the not be overlooked as &n. Gene Keltruer, captain linth a sergeant's salary would cvmmerrud divii.sion. reported uibutom - Second Class Postage Paid 'at Sanford. Florida 32771. Iii & itha I. autopsies rather than pursue a ('ittility (41m%liiIIs.Si()I% priil that 1)r. ('arav 1w ap1sritt'd CANNON MUSIC CO ij I 3.11 5708 ra(1ioloit('al i1'partmmient tlSitit Its autopsy r(411i rr lb vxpect4itt(ifl 'if ft %t Ri ss( ri r ask. iiiF liii trust. C S Instead, he refused to answer tiaretifl a )t'hiyeil Until next wanted to allow Ow pathi.Iogist I (pipstiom and rushtA from the tratl6n condone the use Of in. Ill purrhascat 111,8W .1 to sign ,I county contract it) 11) I f IN)%.It nuendo or the other tactcst in rmrn after reading before hi., work. "If you do, then we nW X-ray nuirhinw for use Memoria l IIIIS)ital ,einent it hall tit, present arratil, rit'gotia(cd with i)r . G. V. Garay present - 1_ - Ra , I $7,0(X) Ifir expansion of tilt a Preiert'rwe to leave un.'h;in('(I ____ By &%% SIECZKOWSKI - 04 IflO DCI - mninimiial in cost a / - . III' tViIl'. plus trusteess inilu 411(11 \towi i ' I 16% V. . . Art Mackeyof Flonda Power ltvth Henson reported that she and light Company. reported had received $211.60 f onl 0 %. A total of $54,621.98 was his company has realJy given Oviedo and that $125.00 of the \ 't budgeted for the office, reported at the "Howgozit' support to the United Fund amount had come from the Councilman Charles Rowell luncheon for the United Fund at with $1,910 coming from the black community there. , contended the salary of the ,fl' the First Federal Savings IBEW 1942: $1,106 from the Campaign chairman George pobcechiefshouldapproximate building in Altamonte Springs power plant. and $1,500 From fIa .'\ \ Fostu,r and cochaurinan Robert that of the other area cities \londas flits means that some the office making a total Pt Morris reminded that there art police chiefs and that a salary 127,378 02 must be received dona tion of $4.518.40. cc J)5 left to attain the only ....Vernon Mize reported a total stale shuId be initiated for a before Thursday, in order to of $82000 The sictors goal the from sergeant $375550 of attain the goal of $82000 SANFORD is to be held at the City Attorney Thomas Mayor Granville Brown, of professional division: Curtis dinner ________ Publiih-i Daily. •icept Saturday. Sunday and Christmas, pubiisP*d Sat preceeding urday Christmas by The Sanford Herald. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford, Fia. 37771, $ . a United Fund Although the salary of the police ctuef is ral.sed VOW an. nually, it is still below the $6,670 The Saitford herald open; I Pub - ' reless driving by Sanford Policeman Bobby Nicholas. Alice Linebarier, 31, of 2424 Summerlin Avenue, and - three of the five passengers in her 1964 Ford, were injured The third car, which was stopped at the intersection, was hit by th e Linebarier station wagon. It was driven by Sgt. Russell V. Tench. 59, of 1817 Palorna, Sanford. Damage to th e West vehicle was $1,000 and $250 to Tench's 1967 Plymouth. The Linebarier vehicle was totaled. One .of the cars went into the yard of S. K. Moricreith at 2($Il Sanford Avenue. doing $100 emou a -%- - DESPITE the large signs warning approaching motorists of the new traffic light at 20th Street and Sanford Avenue, four persons were in lured in a three-car accident at that intersection Saturday afternoon, Susan Lee West. 28, of 1(X15 East Fourth Street. was charged with and - -. - -- ' L I •.... -'tc4' t 0 "(111.11 1111110 III .. ' S,'iiiiniii&' Meet Our Staff . - - p-i, - - - thiS morning, U ,-. qg - Freeman expi.ained that he and Winter Springs. was corn- Dunaway, public employes, Sanford Garden Center on US l7-2 at .:30 p. in. Thursday. the mayor disagrc'd in how a mended for his outstanding $1,471.25; Ernest Cowley, salary increase would be urn- success in his city, having $24650 from the schools. In the -plernented. The mayor, he said, brciught in $).350. which is a 200 cuntest between the schools, is of the opinion a motion of per cent increase over his goal Crooms School. represented by council would implement the 0j Carleta Wilson, reported $133; increases included in the anJim Rua • president of Laheview School, $84.50, and ritual budget. Seminole Plaza Merchants the instructional materials Freeman opined that once Association, and Sully Fleming. department, $29. - eeS Post i.S1U1i 11Y lIe Iceisthat he will 1w 'uble - - /igh'r noted that (1)apin il ready had desertbed the P st account as based entirely r and fundament.d hearsay lt- Governites and their apolog- '. ,Ifter an accident blocked one lane of traffic oil fog-shrouded Interstate 4. just south of Lake Mary. Olive Boyd Toney was charged with Im pro per usage of a limited access facility by Trooper M. E. (Ernie) Leggett of th e Florida Highway Patrol. Damage to her 964 Plymouth was $650 with $700 damage to a 1965 Mercury (pictured) pa rked along . assisted the roadway. Deputy.Scott Grant and Trooper Terry .,Nlclntyre * with the traffic. (Gary Taylor Photo) I cident happened when Olive Boyd Toney, 74. of Lake Mary. came on the interstate at Lake ______ 0 Med 1'0 $2500 :; L MGregnr caul any xueh charge ' fali. Ziegler taid no link has been find because n and dusnipt Democratic cantli the mud-Oinging ubstanU,ited (harges th guilt by innuendos. the assn iation th. character acsasin;iti'n. Ui. s.' tndhand 'X ht 11'.ai) sir' lilt ia to lusit i ly employed by the I'liotu not .Icso& is jIrIJlramns III maintain tl' likes-....... 1k his severil ru 'rains TRAFFIC WAS backed up at a standstill for o%-er a mile this morning - X12 4 - And Loll-1001 %4 41-f Al iretappin micqinnSøvn men have heen indicted in that s - -' - V. ' rus Ii 0, OS By , •4 S Fr Møk - W111te i.1611se aide. to -subvert ,,r t)e -_______________ lie is vcry concerned about numerous lake in tilt, It the nu;n t 'hapin .'II )ivI* IM1014 hlr(1 Ii- edel I; It -_------- 11( Iciith'rstii the city needs since he is in town 4 hours (18 unIt avuiiiah)ie ut moment's notice. I ~' '~l 4 ~V, , , fletit. %aid ''all the flirt is being 6 thrown" tjy the oppr.iit I(in to I clected, to offer tile kind of ..- - 3, , In -- $ - dirii-clor of tile committee for - I I - -^ 11" (;11.1 Scouts Dol reliv S1 ,11)(Iller and Deborall 11liche I 114. ll-(X)p illvels al I 4ke \lwiine (inuuhtlnIt\ htiiIiIin states, . i.~ - . . All -- the city clerk from $3.700 to such as this morning. troopers $4.00D; the buiAing mspiector encourage motonsts to use from $6,0DO to $6,300 and the their four-way flashers. But the maintenance man from $4,160 four-way flashers are not a to $4.42. Presently the substitute far head1.hts maintenance man is paid on an hourly rate of $2: the increment will raise his salary to $215 l)(cdapprovedtheraises, (It-duc .71 ' up over a mile while the UTeckage was cleared from the road. no other accidents resulted. Leggett said the ac- salary of the police chief be in fog such - j-- - I, MAKING lids catlipaign, and that lie has - - - that lit, -:. -' L'all, (fit if - - -..' - - nislio(intion," said ED OFFP LIMP rter;e The Pont haq rooported it was tril(I that Dwight I., Chapin, Nixoni apintifleflLs Wt tJlry WM contact with S.gr Pill in a spying and sa tage -ration airn-1 at tr6e r)--rr-.4--rip, (ratA . t turn ii ,inul t1 •ulinlntstr ,tI (.(t't III tift lit) i'vtriiiiwiit. (,rti r & mph •tk41R st.th - heen an ernpinye of the White house rnrnrnitpe Ziegler said Segrettl t nev- Clark MaiGreRnir, (-ampaign -*ll , I - I- taken b> City Council last night queried last week when a base water particles in the f WINTER SPRINGS- Santa pay of $6,CKX) ainually was making slsibtht) poor for in granting pay increases Claus came early for some city driser using the hi-beams granted city pa trolmen as t Mayor Granville Brossn employes, as a result of action Leggett says he has wri & other emplos e pas increments _________________________________________________________________________________________ and will continue to wrmtt said he ssas working on it c Last night Mayor Brown traffic citations for motorists Sped - A minor accident on .state 4 this m=ing could ti~, ~, been a ca tastrophe, ard been few applicants coming U) One of the key factors f for tap-ms.. the cfls manager avoiding accidents while stated driving in the earl) mornin. fog, is the use of low-beam headlights. Use of parking lighns oruis is against the lass temporary permit, cit) Is in progress of ' - I will not dignify with rotfl. ffl nt stories tql on hearsay. 0 , no li,I)litical ties wliat,soever. city board engineer recognized that Sanford had ldtla) problem -1 - ~- safety strip rather than pcnmt to developers with merg g into one of the two in Sanford had a temporary projects already underway as a sWh-bound lanes. She hit a sewer pe- it , which was method of getting around parked car, according to previousl issuedthprotect the moratorium IggetL because her speed was cit starting Jan 1 sihen th In the ieek S1flC' the dli bias too great (cmi the visibiliti 'Flit new ban on sewer hookups far officially notified not to make parked car was unlighted, cities with treatment plants nOt an further connections to ItS adding to the visibility pr meeting new state guidelines cesser facilities, there base blem When completed in June. 1973, the additional treatment will bring the city facility to ness pollution guidelines The mayor further ath iced that."tobeonthesafeSlde" the cit is applying for a hearing before the pollution control txard. Officials. ' e 04440 in starting work on the voided b) the state board. secondam treatment stage AnUcipating the voidan which was not the fault of the the cit%. issued many seweT structung a secondar) sae By BILL SCOTT V I illilnUflIl littOn t)(t% ('I'll Although traffic as backed -- g ft C fn.%4rf r 0-~JU41 7 1_ C -______________ - '¼ years ago along the same s tch road just south of the ["Lli - __ '- as was experienced several - - - Leggett of Flonda lilghua% Iaol. Situations we ideal hr a chain rea cti on accident such - I - Involved to work out .I growth pattern lie fecls that rit great need for more - _~V~- - e1Rietinn (ouirrittee 1pxjdent or t funane M Whit. Hois' l'reca S reuwy IC'inald I /iegler, Is, ; Ili any other group of 1wrson, 'Lifted Hook-up ' ' C . - - - The dead couple as identified as Curtis and County Sheriff's department reported the crash occued only a quarter mile north of Jim mo~~, - - Taylor Airport. from where the plane took off. 1 miles west of Ocala vesterdaN . The Marion ft-W the fIiti( al cpying mI cat.tage 'itnql the I rii Mt But neither man flatly denied ,1111t I)y V. =4710MVI - . A NAPLES couple died when this single-engine plane crashed and burned near SR 40 fi e 1 tilt,city is at tile staj;v of i,rowth where it will take tilt- con- I a- . ---.,. , -- -. . . - - -. 1(4 1;J L I I &Ilc~fr ~ __ - I - I . , - ~, - - : - n FrNrl - -- a ~ : 1 11 F -,_3*=~11~~ ' - ._jt,W I ~ - i' ' ' ORGAN RENTAL flf'7 ' - Rpiran' rIirrt nerttnn h.tien this SVhit trtth afld l by the PrAt and by awypr WAS1IINGION tAi'i i'rec- 1 ' In have e Time magazine De mocratic arrte1 ul'nt Nixon q prsc ccretiiry engage($ in attemp to diupt arid inpaivn tlire tot have 1 the rampaign of 1moratlr party headquarters in the (ffIeø iiiidtng 1ct II I has wration ::t:;''riri . .I t ( / that 1)(,r)(,rrgr lid cay aid II S4'gre!ti. the Ii AflgIe Al' l'nIIIkaI Wrlfrr ______ - or i:rahs is - = ~._. - - . - - - I - . -, -- -- -- . _ -~~ I'll, % I , ,,,, I'. - _=_PWR*%" I a Nor I,.,. Caution . . 1. . . : cord of which I'll) past proud," Grier Ioultys. i ncr 1. Is that his iiIt o.iI to LlniIi' may or shiiulii is ti.irinony Imick ((I tile city, It's harassing to have city -old litissell Bro\%- ti. 3, I and tile pilot, 38-ve, . l)I)n I I . sir of the unexpired ttrm of former ma y or Curtis Blow, who rt sinut In Ut 1its r Grier cites n qualifications his four -\. 511111 iS II (0111% IIu m, ruimini. on In) Aboard the twin-engine ('essna 311) were Boggs s ilel) Nick Uegiih a 40-year-old I)eI)ltXrat. Begich s adimnistr.iti C assistant. j enia Charges - Bu t No - iI :" Juneau flight to .;~_ - 4 CASSE1.flEI(IY Former ioundlman 11111 (,rtcr kis anfloufl( tIl tti.it 1w will run for mayor upcoming 11 1 oru' LICI m rescue throughout the night for the p11ne e1irehed hit h failed to Show up late miing i. rtft 4) mik \tondi' on a sLht(1I1Ied 2 I 2 hour - - city Me4inhile .m Mi Seere Alaska (AP eather along laska s nigged southern c oa st threatened to hamper search efforts toda for a missing light plane carrying ing house Demo cratic Leader Hale Bogg of I owsiana and three other persons including 11tska s onl house member. A spokesman for the Air Force's rescue coordination ceiter said the forecast for today was for strong wind. heavy overeast ail~ er marginal fl\ ingeather ANCHOR GE - ayor .- I A:~'__ . ii' KAT1IVNIUI.AUK ,3. r - 'I o 'I For & I ~ >.- I . 1. . ~"7 _ lv_-T'~- r Aides Denounce u,'-i Nixon M~ an Runs ' - . ' os V I I . 15 J, gs ,, E _%,nnrr_ Bog Grier r f r 4 r rI I I r' . - - A.l 5*), Scac.s r,,.a,. t'-,t liii o. b,s'4f41.I A4.,',njI,I.ç.. ms-.e SRI %t5: •u..'et a P..t'.-t 4 •'4C •a '.o'. ti.& 4'. 'IPS* 0it I,1.s .piswffi V., a.e au t 's c..paqe.d t HOME P0' pi. t.1,oQa..q .r ti' C't'O' 'I as ALL study 4I t.1f.tI..a .,c..vi ... t.i,.c. bj$-'rt* •.4*4 FOR 1011 IOiIOIMATIGN VYNITI o. CALL UNIVERSITY OF MID-FLORIDA IW* $IWS.SIVi A11a,In, i , Or bon" 17711 3*1 131 )137 ,~~ 9 _-61 Id -1 Turrw I Cr011. Sr George Southard LD L.FD. Ray SIat on When Service Matters BRISSON FUNERAL HOME OLDEST F UNERAL HOME IN SEMINOLE COUNTY-cIRST ESTABLISHED IN $15 John Angel IV I for new YOUR COMMISSIONER Vote 9jj Ja& -14 PAIUNFIIS T '. '... -, l'ti AiI raid Its Al Days (am p T reat school sites to be given to the Seminole County school system at no cost to the tax payers District Democrat j. /l is negotiating with developers %Tt<, Supervisor , of Elections Seminole CountyJ) U __ lu 1 1 I d '11jInIqllulvlpl ru i I Jul ''K h I ' I PAlO P01.. AD Y MADI'SJ WAMTOI'54. I IlL IAURR �Tuethif, Oct. 1/, 1912---5A The conlord Hc,rjiki 60 4A—The Sanford BRUCE BIOSSAT —0 Editorial Comment h .1 14 ~ The Freedom Fla 1! a., tot, Of It is nothing new that the freedom of the oq the press is being threatened. For this has been press Nat : case ever since the first printer loaded his cross-country trek ; on a wagon and started the which was littered with the bodies of those brave Put to and pioneers who found out what was going on printed it. INI : It is an historical fact that dictators and tyrants showed their unbridled ambitions when cot were censored, conCl,: th e press and the ed itors trolled and the practitioners jailed or killed. that But Thus it is with considerable enthusiasm COA. editors and we hail the action of the prestigious iP to publishers of Florida when they voted 53-1 law" at a panel back a proposed "shield DEl it discussion at a joint meeting in Marco Island this past weekend. For what is at stake is precisely what is meant by the "free press" which hires reporters EI4á to seek the facts and make them public even when those who might be adversely affected try to stop them. : Traditionally the reporter who has the guts and the skill to create his own sources of information so that th e real meaning of the event . it he is digging into can be given depth and the :.s : public properly informed, did so assured that the "confidentialitY'' of his profession would be respected. .: However a recent close decision by the Supreme Court denied this and sent the situation back into Congress so that a "shield" law which : 01 lot would give legal standing to the confidentiality 7: debated aspect of the reporter's trade could be and, if approved by Congress, become law. in 41 This is taking place at a time in our nation's history when only the blindest of observers could m: fail to realize that people's right to know is being : nibbled away at in a most dangerous manner. We could refer to the outright hostility which Candidate Richard M. Nixon has diEplayed from told : his first brush with the press when reporters vice about the support he was receiving when a presidential candidate on the Eisenhower ticket ii.1 and the "Checkers" incident made political —: history. Or the present state of affairs when the While House's iron curtain has been lowered on certain events which might embarrass even such a confident and popular drive for re-election which President Nixon's team have engineered. The taming of Vice President Spiro Agnew from the '68 phrase-making and divisive critic of the mass media to his present "mild-and-meek" r: character is also a case in point. These final heated days of even such a lopsided presidential campaign as this has been are Dr not, to be sure, the very best of times to talk •: about such a controversial issue as the freedom ": Dr$i , of the press. "01 t.'i$t Yet now is the time when it must be called to to . . coml Doell Ind, TELEPHONE 831 993 372 2611 SANFORD. FLA 37771 300 N FRENCH AVE 001.0 I WALTER A 31E LOW Editor and PubtsP*r 8 Atit t Publisher WAYNE D DOYLE. Ad.erts'c Director on I 0th; Pt olq I contl. nit. I3oYI.E NEW YORK AP ng to CChAS1OLS B,. Spec Itis easier tOs,artarUflC1't1Y *tuspertng than shouting. The chore that most hostolowes good : 1. 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I One of the things that puzzies the average business execuUve'sseaetary is why her b doesn't seem as ridiculous to the rest of the world as he does to her. The better she does her work, the more she feels that she is the shield that keeps him from being exposed as the tag incompetent baby that he is. A wise executive recognizes this egotistic trait in his secretary, and encourages it rather than discourages it. If, by feeding her vtnity, ie can flatter her that she is mainly into think responsible for his success, he il .; - -4 ,40,uv 'I',\l I AhiA'4,SI'I Flo. I Al' A IK'oriilg on it ilevc'lopc'r's clint itt' 1)111 if I iois.'rviit ir,nlqt is unfit Iii keep his state marine - Newsmen (IIOSSAT H. nuu(.'t: a _ q. 'I'nll oh as see ('ople ei Seriee [ The conservative influence of the Catholic church Is still strong among many of these hyphenated Americans. And, the interest in politics is almost animal-like in vigor— basic and aU-pervading, a was- of life among the the Irish, for ex.ample, and not too far below that level among By JAMES CARY SmIce - Sen. George McGovern's campaign Ui BOSTON Mas.schusetts should be a raging prairie fire by this time, sweeping all before it, racing toward a major triumph over President Nixon at the polls on Nov. 7. Despite a more than two-to-one Democratic majority in voter registration, and probably the most liberal Democratic tradition in the nation. Massachusetts could go Republican in this presidential race for the first time since 1956. The situation is still fluid. The critical closing weeks of the campaign still lie ahead. But all present indicators point toward a neck and neck finish, with President Nixon's chances of winning the state's 14 electoral votes considered even. at least even— perhaps even alittle better In some ways, this bead-to-head presidential contest may be among the most interesting in the nation. It presents many of the same emotional conflicts, contending groups and Issues that have beset the McGovern effort elsewhere, Massachusetts, like much of America, is predominantly Democratic in party affiliation. Massachusetts. like many Americans of other areas, has large ethnic groupings Italian. French-Canadian, Portuguese, Polish, Irish and African extraction. S't'1t1'l' Sl'N. BILL (;lT\'I':l( iiij)S with stIi(l('Iits Mike l,t'ftrItit ,iiiI t I A.'ann l"lt.'ttei' (mi- log visit It) Seminole ,ltmiol'('4)11(.g(. I"i'iday , ( ; Nov Ill the i V('S a I )emoci'atic C1111(Iid1it(' for t .S. H ouse of I i'pi't'st'iit at 7 t'lt"CtiOfl. (Stall Photo I I Poles and Italians. Such groups and the state as a whole have demonstrated they know what they like In political candidates and in the last three presidential elections that choice has been overwhelmingly Democratic. Hubert Humphrey carried the state 1,469,218 63 per cent) to 766.844 i 33 per cent for Mr. Nixon in 1968. Democrat Lyndon Johnson, 76 per cent to 24 per cent for Sen. Barry Goldwater in 1964, and in 1960 John F. Kennedy won handily over Mr. Nixon 60 per cent to 40 percent. With that tradition and the amazing momentum McGovern built up in his highly successful presidential primary effort in Massachusetts earl)' this year he should have been off with an early and substantial lead after being nominated at the Democratic convention in July. A late summer poll conducted by Becker Research Corp. did show McGovern leading Mr. Nixon 47 to 43 per cent. But, then came the dropping of Sen. Thomas Eagleton as and the uproar McGov ern's vice presidential running mate, user McGovern defense and income redistribution proposa'J. — s - $ og S . 46 • soul" of America. WASHINGTON In an unusual venture into the world of Mackacm Avenue aderUsing techniques, the U.S. Postal Service is spending more than $800,000 in a one-year campaign to persuade businesznen they should send all their letters by airmail. A major thrust ix the mailing of an oversized copy of the well-known red, white and blue bazirtered airmail enselope In the form of a prumotioiiaI brochure. The brochure tells taisirses,neri the use of airmail will insure more r6able- delivery because of its priority over regular mail. The selected mailings to 1,i0,000 business establishments began In the wtzner and will he carried out in four phased programs over the next few weeks. Total cost of the mall operation Is $4,000. A Postal Service spokesman said the balance of promotional money will be used to print posters and other publicity material for dip1ay in public buildings. The prunotlonal theme centers on spending extra nwxiey for airmail isider a "three cent Insurance policy." Most of the American buzl,s mall — which totals more than 49 billion goes by first dais delivery. Although considered the top grade type of ser,ce for most corre- pieces annually — spondence, the Postal Service, in the promotional material, ii4ici'tes there may be drawbacks. "Unlike many first class letters, that fly standby when space is available, airmail always catches tPt' first plane the brochure states Airmail volume now constitutes atxJt 1.5 billion pieces a year. It is estimated by the Postal Service that as many as Ibillion more pieces of regular first class business mail items are available for cuiviision for airmail service. "The effidency of airmail Is obvious to taIness Interests," the service spokesman said. "The ptupome of this program is to acquaint then with what we have to offer." Results of the promotional effort are not expected to be known until early next year. The direct mail prnotkri is expected, according to Postal Service forecasts, to reach 25 per cent of American taisinesies which do an average wriount of commerdal mall business. Potentially, the service could realize 82 return on every 11 spent, the soiree said In the brochure, Postal Service officials emphasize the speed and efflclei c, of airmail while noting that a letter sent now for eight cents would cost three cents more ii converted. - "Airmail iraures that cities in the continental United States are only two nays away,' the brochure states. "Airmail hardly ever takes more often only than two days to arrive one. Just make sure your letters get to an airmail box by our last pictup of the - According to the service, this ub1ri may be costing Wsinewnen lost tln* "Airmail letters always get handlec and processed first," the brochure said "...When you use airmail, you save 14 to half a day in handliN alone." Fifty - two-year-old Blanche Garrison, a grey-haired, miniskirted divorcee, testified she pall $5,000 to join, but hadn't earned a dime, Another witness, Alfred Arostegul said, he was taught hard work spelled success and told he'd find ''purpose in life ... how to manage myself." But he said lie hadn't earned anything in sales eltier. 'I'AI,l.AhlAs.sI:I';, Fla. I Al', ltootlrgging, ituill orders from North Carolina and black market dealing by servicemen are costing Florida ill) to $25 million worth of utgaret taxes, says Rep. htalph Turlington, I)Gainesville. The veteran Iloutsi' Finance and Taxation Committee chairUUIO tOluilIli'flte(l Monday on lost cigaret taxes in the wakes of reports that mail order houiscs in North Carolina are generating a new rush of Florida L)u.sifless. Although Turllngton said he ;)l:Ins to ''close every loophole we can,'' he said Florida cannot hope to dry tip the sources of low-tax cigaret.s on us own. "We expect and we feel we should get better federal help," he Sai(i. The problem results from Florida's high cigaret tax rate —17 cent.s a pack plus the 4 per cent sales tax—when compared with low-tax tobacco states such as North Carolina, which charges only a penny a pack The mail order houses, for instance, sell cigaret cartons, Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard club, covered dish supper, f),Iii., at the clubhouse on tile lakefront. Oct. IS League of Women Voters unit meeting, 7:45 p.m., 6 Bayberry Branch, Casselberry. - " ." T, I ', ,' ;'l., I 4. -",'.-'-' to"- ') d.r,rnnli N.i)h. .1 14 1,. Only vd•. 1O&v' d..o. 3' high Mr,4. hy Sv,ynl divi,,en A'..n' t,ttliii !..r - $124 o) I,du,fr,.i Frrn.'4y $24') )S No ',.4aIs no tb.r I -, , , .0.-' p '-lm It st,uar't. 2 ",,)4' j, ,. 1.11' 11i i'tll c' 'W.'i'4 1I 11J)3L BRUCE u'h;,sett on military has" meanwhile, are exempt Initri suite taxes. Gordon Csels, chief Iteverage Division auditor, .l4iill it's obvious that huge quantities of cigaret_s are purchased at Florida military in.st.allatlons and resold in evasion of tax laws "Soumie bases have like 31 people on them and they're selling 000,000 packs of cigarets," Cassels said. "Ain't no way they're smoking all those rig. .iret.s." 1k said the Beverage Diu SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS ["ILLS '2' - f ., 1411, 1\ /,,\/'/-,/)//,,\(,/"' J\ -"i., I I II 1(J ',. ston, which enforces cigaret tax laws, tracks down mail order purchases and requires payment of taxes but ,,we don't know how many we don't catch." The mail firms are required to send lists of their Florida customers to the Beverage 1)1vision, but with 141 of them op-erating at last count, Ca.sscLs said it's impossible to keep up with unpaid taxes. "It's a problem we wish we could eliminate but we haven' t ' \ i. iLl (IT '2' /\ iii: lI(i'." HI' ,J-'!1\H1I: (.'H( \'I'" come up with a solution yet." he said. CANNON MUSIC CO. PIANOS & ORGANS Seminole Calendar 01111. 17 Teague PTA, 7:30 p.m. Royal Electronic Calculator it Oct. 20 Dellary Women's Club, 2 p.m., Civic Center. Seminole County Cattlemen's Fall election meeting and steak supper. S meeting p., Lee's ranch near Chuluota. OPEN SUNDAY 1:00 to 6:00 MAITLAND STORE 1601 Hwy. 17.92 Phone 644.7600 CANNON MUSIC CO. Pa i d POltc,iI .'1ti .,."tS,r"øflf bv dr ni,i .. Cailni, rr,,,5 Oct. 21 Lake Brantley Band Boosters barbecue, noon, Sweetwater Oaks Preview Center. League of Women Voters unit meeting, 9:45 a.m., Altamonte Seminole County Council of Community Chapel. Dellary Volunteer Firemen's VI'A, 7:30 p.m., lyman Auxiliary, 7 p.m., touring auditorium. School board and Florida card party; firemen's school superintendent candidates to speak. Open to recreation hall. l.'ague of Women Voters unit public. meeting. 7:45 p.m., 2044 Oct. 23 Hibiscus. u.s Cortex Williams Ned Stephens Asher Kanner Marcus I.. Futch Julia Mae Colston Thelma Morris, Altamonte Eliza M. Brown springs S. Dykema 9, F. Lord, Casselberry John S. Romines Mary A. Tygart, Chuluota Ellen C. Ilaupt, Deflary Anderson, DeBary Ella L. Fields, Deltona Agnar T. Sogge, Dellary Edna B. Washburn, I)eltona Edna T. Smith, Dellary Clark L. Moore, I.ongwooni Joseph A. I)til'rls, Dt'ltona Anna Jane Brown, Osteen Sophia I.. Benoit, l)eltoiia Patricia G. Myers, Oviedo helen M. Uawklns, DeLond It. Queral, Orlando Anna M. KIcy, I)eltona Keith A. Ussrey, Orlando Bertha Rifft'e', Witt"" BII(TILS Asrian litxigcs, Deltona Mr. and Mrs. Gayland Moore, Itassell it. Ingalls, Orlando baby boy, Sanford DIs('IIAIWS ntiJ'ilAVt(I-'S anford: Sanford: Ella lA'e Miller Lora Chaniot Mrs. Gerald Iluerger and Helen i. henry baby girl Lisa Dennard James W. hull Loren T. Hillery Gloria Dove Annie Mae Sneed lrctUi Smiiith Mary A. Spivey Annie Lou McGill Maxie Boozer hilanche Kohl Chester B. Brown lilanchit' Sighitler William I). Magner Murlin A. Turner Stephen J. Leveroni, Ik'ltona Gladys B, huh Olive B. Stevens, I)eltona Pauline Snydu m' Stephen Saziuples, Geneva George It. Sykes, Ct.elberr> James Gruhauii antI Mrs. J 1ui'th4 C. Rearden, I)t'hary baby girl, Oviedo Jostpht it. Me>e'r, Dellary Mary A. Wilcox, Dellary Candace L. Brown, Oviedo lAJdwig ()1M,rwaltler, Ik'l'ona OCTOBER 16, 1972 TtioUiLts It. lively, Luke ADMISSIONS Monroe Sanfoid: Mrs. l4.'onard Biondi and Eric J. Peeples baby buy. Orange City Claude M. Whitten Seminole Mental health Assn.,7:30 p.m., 103 Robin Rd- Oct. 15 (t'uitra' Florida Council for 26 ('lean Air, 1:30 p.m., Sanford Oct. tit SIS'l'Elt, Inc. 8 Meeting Commerce of ('iiulul%t)('r Brain Towers. ill p Ituiilting , Oct. 31 ()(.t. AT YOUR FINGERTIPS! 19 Winter springs Community Assn. C'ic I)eltiii Assn children's Halloween Auxiliary, I pin., ('omnniunity part>'. y 7 mu. cit recreation ('enter. center — ___________________ -. S a Postal Service offidals hope the pr moticmal effort will "break a belief" now held by busirrwnen that all mall, despite the aznc*ant of postage paid, eventually Is carried by airplane. Es' Mntially, this Is the case although firisl dais letters are han4led to proceiMi on a space available basis. . .. Deborah McLean Margaret Gerrard Phyllis F. Starrett henry L. Freeman Mary Louise Sword Lee Willis Moore Billy E. Morris Elizabeth Dickson Cecil David Bass Mae Jones Laura K. Jackson Glenna A. Willoughby 1lrry 1. Nathan Jr. - S ri i " ' Hospital Notes oCrOBER 15, 1972 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Sally Moore Lillian M. McCall Richard Welland Elmer Brooken Jean J. Allen Louis D. Holden Huby Spears Lisa J. Fitch Elmer E. McNeal - 1iurc'tu 11111 liIS told "don't 1(9)1 (hut t*.'cause ill(-), are hul%'iris'. some sort (if legal hassle.'' I )uvall said he dIdn't do anything further then, hut later went on a promotional "0 invested $5,000 and in three months earned $7,f00 in selling the coililiii 55Ions courses to six other individuals. 1k' testIfied hr was with not' 1)rosIx'('t 'arouni! (lie eluek.'' The friend, Duvall said, ''had I,() jot) no clothes to speak of no purpose whatsoever, lit' was down at the bottom of the barrel and waited to do Something with ni' h','' motiva tional promoter were postponed in Jacksonville until Dec. It Turner had l)t't'fl hietkile'd for trial in Duval County Monday on ('barges of violations and securities dectptive trade practices. In the state action here the 38year-old Turner and it conicft'ndant are accused of multiple t'Otiiit.S of violating secur utn" law in sales of Dare To Be Great. The state contends flue four-part motivational program is an investuitent-type contract or profitshiiring agreement and therefore a security. Turner's lawyers say this is not so. A parade of witnesses testified they joined "Dare To 1k' Great" of their own volition said records indicated there for self improvement and had been only two sales of Dare subsequently sold the courses to To Be Great In Pinellas County others at ernnmissions ranging since September. from $900 to $2,000. They said Turner 's lawyers were unsuccessful in a bid last week to they worked hard, sometimes its much as 12 to 15 hours it (lay have trial moved out of Clearselling, water because of extensive pre"No free lunch," was promtrial coverage. parties Ised witnesses Wayne Sanford has barred The court Gregory Duvall told the and witattorneys, to the trial, personnel three'unan, three-woman jury nesses and court out. Monday. case the , from discussing Duvall, a 23-year-old motivaside the courtroom. salesman, said when he tional before here continued As trial first heard about the program a six-member jury, criminal he called the Better Business the against charges Businessmen Urged To Use Airmail - B0 0 Shell a meItth N r- .0 111 tog apply mmowwowo_o—o~ -.. major Pori VLOW0011111111IIII101' No purchaso Allen countered with a charge tint Outline bid violated terrr of his state permit issued ,ii, 31, and the Citbinet called for hearing It, air the aeeuusatl',n (.11leIand, given 10 days v the eui,ninet to detail the against ItlIdlat', charged It 11w collector was unfit to licensed bernivite he mat" charges against developnr - extremely were which inaccurate to the point of being absurd 'We do not object to the f.trt that Mr. ltndk'e appointed himcell a private attorney general ti we that the laws of the pte!d," he l(i in" t,i'ri, Point illi hi uiit around 1J it) I''kr;Li fir iibot S3, 15 (igaret_s ,%StUft'IhItiil 11retiq %4,rltcr S e Allen's I I1'1 .IOIIN ('I .EAIIWATEII, l"La. (All) The defense tried to move Glenn V. Turner's securities violation trial out of Pinellas Count)' because of too much publicity, but Turner says the notoriety has had a silver lining. Pinellas County led the nation in sales of ''Dare To He Great" motivational courses last week, the flamboyant millionaire businessman told newsmen Monday during a trial recess. "They're bringing them into the courthouse, then taking them down to the bank," he joked In his whimsical manner outside the courtroom. However, a state prosecutor Postal Service Note By MICHAEL O'CONNOR Copley News Service r_ -i urrier oruJ Bu i i.'i at $10 1% vow_. 'lailatuissee On Cigarettes Lost - - -- - uienn first teleNo one who tuned into George S. McGovern's dealing with his plan to end 'tsion fi reside chat, this one he war in Vietnam, could fail to be impressed with the man's deep sincerity and morality. That, however, has never been the Democratic presidensummed tial candi date's urobleni. his problem was best up by Eunice Kennedy Shriver in a news conference on the same day. From her observations on the campaign trail with her husband. Democratic vice-presidential candidate R. Sargent Shriver, she has found simply that: "The American public is not listening. It's very difficult to understand I ust don't know why they won't listen they 're not listening and why they can t be turned on to anything." To be sure, there was nothing new in McGovern's peace address to the nation, although for the first time he presented his plan in one package consisting of seven major points. These ranged from an Immediate end of all bombing by the United and acts of military force in Indochina the States to a pledge to join with other nations to repair promise to from a of that war-ravaged land, wreckage send Sargent Shriver to Hanoi to speed up return of American prisoners of war to programs of employment and educational help to veterans and, later, offering an opportunity for war exiles to return to their country. But haste to McGovern's entire program seems to be an apparent conviction that nothing can be done to salvage America's original aim in getting involved in Vietnam— to prevent a Communist takeover of the government of South Vietnam. It was a mistake from the beginning, lie believes. Thus we should "forget about saving face and begin saving the . A;11; tlml(I I pwic hi' wq setting if that 'will Ile intinuhlnting against anyone giving evidence on his own initiative that ShoWs MillIe ilairmage is bi'ir,g thin. ruled, c'saniiner 'flit' however, that Alien's etuirge WIlS suflo it-lit ( a US4' for a hearliug under a state law giving the Department of Natural Resources the power In rule on the 'fitness nit inilividuals to be entrusted" with uuurint' crillectrir's permits It udhit', 29-year-old president of Gulf Spe('lmen.c Inc of I'anpersistent uu'ea, tins been a critice of dredge and till activiti s, charging illegal work (langerruic precedent for only development 25 miles sntuth of '4ILJ IV%IIIUJI I III I '.4\ - By DON OAKLEY . Ii(miii i' . i Nixon's Strength In Massachusetts iii oh tie Alien, hiuisi llPSSfll un E ( tin r VII 11151 coil 5$' I'd t i' (Pt .Ja('k l(uidlon''s fitness at nn Informal hear lug. I .t'Wi s')ir'tliili'tl liii' hearing in Nov 30, Ellen, Wiuwhirster, president of the fallaluussc.' Sierra ('lii!, McGovern Can't Get Us to Listen 9 (' - 0 1 - could stifle n' Itit'isui of environmentalI iieqtrut'tinn, s.i)'s a vtrlmnun"rltIl Sli'rrui ('1(11) ifuntil The foriuitil hearing was ortle re'i Monday by state Euimnln"r Halley I i'wlc after Ken ( ;iilelnnul, attorney for t'it I it'll Peace Formula - permit collect I'm F7 One Man's Opinion Prpcidential '72 s Hearing Ordered No sharper conifliefltary could be had on the incredible presidential race and, indeed, on dullness of the 1972 anti Congress. virtually all the key races for governorship You have to strain a hit even to use the word "key" In talking about these latter COfltCStS watched Kennedy helping Sen. George A lot of newsmen da's. While that teatii act provided McGovern for a few unsolvable arguments about who some cues, it also led to newsmen want a (tiller was drawing the crowds. The look at the pure Ted. on a diet %%,h) \ell. most of theft have been nurtured They know things it ol excitement and they're not getting n.MC('i0'rn race could close could change, that the Nixo up and bring them dashin back to the big boys' chartered jet aircraft. Hut they re not betting on It. Those who have no choice but to stick with the main event to the end may have to ask for an adrenalin transfrenzied Victor Gold, press secfusion from the fabled, retar y to Vice President Agnew. Gold directs the press e bus with a charged4ip fury which suggests that th our staying no more future of the free world hangs Of than 10 yards behind the candidate. :(ter 'ic's clamorous commands have been taped for fun once or twice, that's about it So political reporters' in thoughts nut urally drift ahead to 1976. a they crc did rc• ere August at Miami Beach when the Republicans 'w zest as with about as much nominating President Nixon television rerun of Mod Squad. can be invested in a fifth reports to get the fresh We'll have to wait for later already know details but those of us who cover 1olitiCs basic answer. Ted Kennedy has the stuff. the is a natural born campaigner, considerably better He lie loves the business. than either of his late brothers. all of this and communicates has great funpracticing it. professional observers. the both to his audience and to any stiff-backed nonsense about Now, let's not have time when the nation fun having no place in politics at a engulfed in deep and and a good part of the world are have taught us all, often tragic problems. Our teachers that (raged)' and corned)' go hand in quite properly, hand. that the gravest difficulties can be dealt with more energetically if they are apsensibly and perhaps more proached ith a spicing of wit. Maybe more important still is the fact that Ted Ken ned)' really works at the job. lie is a dawn-to-midnight the campaigner. lie would scoff at the thin schedules of up mostly with 1972 contenders, which seem to be filled notations about "candidate's personal time" or instruc' ticins on where to find your baggage. If anybody imagines the American people don't want to see their candidates in the flesh any more, he hasn't been around much- They like the face.to-faCe encounters more than ever, and no 30-second clip on the evening news show is any kind of substitute. But they do also like their candidates to be Interesting. And most of the chaps who are wandering around the scene this fall act like members of the 14th PO. interplanetary company of "Fiddler on the Roof." So, friends, if you're dozing a little right now, take again soon with heart. We'll try to get your blood flowing for the 1976 series. film Ted Kennedy's pilot a report on RENT -.,V-.-.'-"_"% -.. CP It Is an interesting facet of the 1972 campaign that fair number of newsmen arts planning to follow Sen. Ed. some of his forays for candidates quest. ward Kennedy on ing after govereorshtPs or seats in the house or Senate. that tile) tire t'ttlng a The reporters think. ti COUrSe, preview of 1976. I _-e - 01 Dullness Chasing to Ted L,- 2 I AP .__ - __ . . --- .--- I .. l rrlf - — Comp Rrvm Foreman DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor cit CC mE Sever play marbles with a guy who shoots with his glass Copley CHARLES HAYS Y.ecP'c! 5pt JANE CASSELBERRY I — c44PA1Af ' 'NI 11' COMK 7V ,'iThDsT J -p Err TWE 444E ANSWER' makes me a woman hater. It makes me only rect more those women who make of fenurunity a real achievement. Aj,erIIsirig Manager County Editor In — ROY GREEN IPaQe GARY TAYLOR Sp,ys Editor forcri To do this and to do it wisely and properly the reporter must be given the shield of legal protection which provides the confidentiality aspect of his talks with sources and his notes i n his notebook. The American people can be thankful that such a group as these key news executives the Florida Society of Newspaper Editors and the Florida Press Association are on the record as supporting such a law and have recommended to their respective boards of directors that they support such "shield" legislation for the 1973 session of the Florida State Le&islature. Eating artichokes also is for a decent vice, tvi not take can get her to do twice as much up eating artichokes" It is a all owed by the police, you don't work for him. supply. year hobby It has many advan- have to smuggle in your Now is the time of the and and your neighbors won' t object habit-forming but harmless tages: it keeps both hands has its ceremo- as tong as you consume them in when crabgrass can really sit mouth busy, it leads to no ma- the privacy of your own home. back and enjoy life. Most of the nial aspects. It suburbanites are too busy jor diseases, it helps to pass the A brief glance at history can be done either reveals no case of anyone watching football games In time, and it thout a getting into any major trouble their living rooms on weekenis :ilont' or in company. wi .ageii in the act of mijor tnestinent for special " title en1 to go out anti dig up their lawri.c eating 'artichokes, If you're over 40 and looking equipment. iate most about throwing a ockthil parp is fixing coffee or L-sta ing ueMs three giurs after they should have one home. A nosy person is some who thinks any letter beginning "to whom it may concern" is meant for him. One of the things I admire most about a woman is her ability to enjoy the fact that she is a woman, and not some other animate or inanimate object. Neither the privileges nor the pleasm'esofbemga woman sth' a responsive chord in me: I sinthire with members of the female sex who say they wish to heaven they had been born male. I would rather be a rooster in a barnyard, or a fiat rockonamossyh i ltthaflbea woman, whether she sit on a throne or worked as a sculler) maid. But that by no means WINIFRED F GlELO Comptroller STAFFORD DERBY EditOr Edbot — Jump- I Law How Rumors Start With A Whisper FRANK VOLTOLINE, Circulation General Manager JOHN A SPOLSKI Associate Editor FRED VAN PELT MariaQirig Edi tor 'Shield' Dffbeot Ruminations era1b IIir #anfarb R EC, Press: the people's attention. For this is not something which is the property of the editors, reporters or publishers. This is the inherent right of a free people to find out and discuss what is taking place without any hinderance or blocks from powerful government. religious,political or business interests, Think back and remember that the discovery of scandals in government, big business, big labor and even in big sports came about only when the reporters saw something that. to their trained eve, looked shady and then put the light of flCWS on it. 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Address Ziø State City - OIWER YOUR COPY TImAY! — ,, - h .. , , ., ,, — p. i., ',', .' '.'.,,, I' l, I .,.,, j'.- I �Tile 6AThe Sanford Hera l d 1 Tq .7 41,9010~ 006NNOWM.. Vs Athletics Wildcats I Hunting Notes UixtQerrfliSt. called thus department r' :)ick Dvi. ioa. rrwy w pass along a word of warning in hunters. Onl three bird are no: protected under the lnternatinukl Migrator itrd Art 71ry are pige'ons, English Spiarrowa, and starlings. ('vet) crow and hawl:a come under this regulation acrarthog it, DICL Duck w.ason opens Nnvermber 23 and runs through January. 1973. Dove suggested that II would 1* a vcr good idea for spnrtHmen in stud in-flight pictures and learn U t'ngfl1Zi the various ducks sinrt cnnvashark, redhead, irant and geese are illegal te Uikt Shorth after talking with Dove, a letter was received t -orri the lnfurnintin and F.ducaunn Division of thi C,nmt ;tnd Fresh Water Fish Comnusslon pertaining U the same ;ubjeCt. but anted in much stronger terms. Quntinp from the letter AU eagles tutwks. and owls are :WcU'd tj Finritia UIL UIlLi flUa flat be' Uiei Ut 1`11111L.-W11 Lit , any time.. Anvorw shooting or otherwise harming one of them iirds nui t* subject U a fine or it ;uil sentence.' To be an the safe' aide the Gant- and Fresh Water Fist, immessum cautions sportsmen not in shoot at an large stiarinr turd. Both the black and turkry vulture and other birge souring birds are protected through Witt, The f irs: phase- of dove acason Is, halfwa mixed reports being received Among the hunters findin. Iairl good shooting was David Hile who bagged 11 on an outlnç in the Geneva area. hut got only seven on his next tri p to the same spot Juti }ltytht at tht Plaza Sports Shop mentiorwa thatt ' of baited fields illegal had come his wai man,'. reports during the current dove asnr, liical hunters havebeet having fairly good stumitini in the Lake Mary area until thu weekend but zipparentt the birds are heronunl ruutuw iir. flying sr higi. is U lw hard it. hit it-cording it Freshwater Roundup Speckled perch it Lake !fnnra tuiti 1 ver tiac time n I: Saturday and Sunda'. if the number of boats an the wale: wu any indication From the seawull it appeared that fishing craft formed an almost unbroken lint extending the length of would not lw the take At, estrnuite' of l(K-lM' parties each this far h!tetwd At the C1SU1!n Brici4!e Cufliji, Mm PBUI JOIUUWT) rel)OrtI'd it buss weekend with most fishermen going for the speckletl perch The St Johns river was getting It fair share of anglers as perch were hitting well it, the channel on live Missour i minnows Bans were spatted sctuialmg in this section of the river Two specUed perch catches, bath from Luke Monroe'. were listed at Seminole Sperling Goods Stare Dot, Smith. manager, had ward of it string of Zj taken b John and Ethel The same lure. -Carver trolling with the' "Beetle Spinyelinv in rotor. acenwited fit 44i perch for Harry and Wally Thetrl:tt on a Satureth'. trip. Semwthmg or's in the way of fishing hia been added ti UK- local scent Den Hess, operator of lion's Bait and Tackle Store on West rirst Street, announced today that he is opening it STC)CKEI) 1A}I It the public:. The lake:, iznnwr.. as Dot and Jerry's Catfish Hole, will require tiv futhurn license as It S or) private projwrt% A ctwrgv will be niade It fish is the stocked tiitte which conUnns bans and bream, as well us rtiarmei rats ..l'Ut south in SI. 'it rt'isctt the "C:iitfist Hill' ' tolla Howell lirunch limed and left again for 21-. 43f, turTi It'll it, miles I of : • For further information cull Iiatt at 32.472 Lake Monroe anglers win use the c1'1 txwt ramps on htia% liik for biunctung now have even more remHo veniencei. A bait shop has been opened adjacent U' the ramps Live Missouri niinnows and shiners will be kept on hand at all tinies according Lu Jack kuthnie'lL Vice President of Monroe Harbour. Inc. Iththmell alu' tinted buit the' Hu!hour is nine carrying it grt!rIU enlarged stock nl haul' uric nilitors includ ing off-stain rigs fur the ocean finhernier, Larry Cordell will nairiage' the' bait shop and tuis plans It make it the' buns fishing head quarters far Sanford and the surrounding area Jerr Kirknuune. fishing out of Marina isle Camp along with Henry Scteent, enticed it seven pounder ti the' net and reported his, fishing partner had some gt'uci strikts but tiiiled It score or, is tug one' Twc' Orlando vaslUirs trailed Die Marina isle urea with uss artificial Lures, landing It toUti of & specs, tireant and bus!Most bouts are getting saint' spoecks, it, the river ott niinmu'ws. hut C (I !tstrn had the most unusua l cutrh out of this rune; He landed 1,o iirgt ctainne C4tLftKtt Ut) it Ripala plug I 'm much wind must of the' week will, the' slur'. tram LieI,* .lt'snup and noest of the regular '.'uuttirs waited br the' north rant bite's it, abate' A feet hard souui, ventured nut iron. tiIev'i Camp with lair resuith Fifteen U' 17, ;*sr hotel was the' uverage speck catch untiirthuig to I,Aiwell HlLe, canip tiWtit' Tue bass were alas at Camp Seminole, catfish, redbreast ti-ram. and even pike' niteth' up annie nice' atringi tot the' cant ;aeie' fisherneen Young Jerry McAdarns helpt'el Lilla Eicholt antI irene Faulk in catching cmi' nice bunch tncluduii' pound pike' Smut large' bass were reported seer last week wuri.irn Utesir wti upatrelirti trw'.. the St Joints One of them tuika it gt't past the Wekiva Rivet hover, Camp according to George ('heene, Manager 'Pup' Emerson took this, sti and one tailf pounder on a live' shiner The bans on the' lower end of the' Wekuva are getting river their cane' of lockjiiw A string of five, plus 111 mixed pan! isti came in: Sunda evening. Chiene) reported Friday ' Metro Conference Showdown - ndingS Is Park Rot the Parkers rur and .1nes in the same site Winter Park in its the 4-1 mark Colonial with WIrn twe oat% three teh.'r t'. the' never offered rnuh an Siturc1a'.. C,nbrnsul hosting Poo IRkY CUSH been scored in 4(1 quarters of certainle not looking past Jones a conference Evicns is In with 3-2. LymRfl. serious threat herald Spurts Writer In the five' FAgrwzaer vu'. play Both bring S-I) records coin as Coach 1,arrv Ge'rgle has his Marucit"e u' a k Bulge and Bishop a "race' for tft tnrIt5 this season the Eagle the' game Perhaps the p1st'. of Wilcirsits playing one sit a time tilt,, and Oak Ridge hosting the )emne. O are all at 2 wi)C Jones M week hs'w Hornets of Bishop M00re O:hcr s wmk'ss and scoreless in five has held the opposition FAIg'ewats-I last weak mgh: .1e:ri Conference F nottuiul defe F,vans in the me's d tiUc' Judging by last week's to ii total of sixpaints Only have' been affected by the' fact Boone' meeting1nn,F'ictaLyBehind Fd s lie' 1r I v.'ert iteoki f'c . n artinr there is but one team Bc-chop Moore has beer, sihie IF that the'. . whect', appears to be in the score on the Eigies this se'nn prime threats 11w Another of is the "running" and that Field ym 1001 ig 1, champion, Winter the harely d es-;-arx Park While the Wildczit5 were defeat in their rugged tucUle the tough Hornet.' of handing Jones another white- with Bishop Moore. The, iggest b %% ash. 46-P the * the hard running of I m:led b% challenger ti- thU C1111', Was hsiving so tough tIm( Of I', In 6 Arrant, nipped the Hornets; 1614, pushing their record to 4-1 on it If a ce n it fl-ti' rife' r en cc cndte'idulti tackles the list time Kirk Crirri, at one middle Edgewater won last week but the seasenc. Evans suffered its The new oftensive' line-up will 'We laive to take awsi their e two squads met, and ShOUld. burnt, ticking the measure of first loss in four weeks bowing running game'." said l,ake look like thu. Kirk Crirn and linebacker slot on the 4-4 th the keys IF Lake Jeff Morrison at ends; .lnlen defensive set for Lake Branbe, cent' of Tallahassee Rictkards, ti Ctniwh hapless Satellite Reach, 4' in a Britnbcy Junior \'arsit and Mike Core- tiet, collected more than ?P Rnefltiiv's performance the rnrnpie'U' reversal of their and fell to : the Junior Rringardn er And th e I vmar: C;-e'vhnunds Murk DoweR, as stantine' at tackles; Ken Stark previous wvek' pert cirnuince. iirking sir, offensive nttcl. continue' U' find the going rough Patriots host iiiMoore' the Raband Randy Burks at guards zinc Hornetsplay of Bishop during thee first three' weeks of 11.5 the". lost at heartbreaking • p.m at Lmafl Gene Bowman at center Royth III( season Edgewater seeming- decisior, ti th e Room Rrztves in tonight at Heath will open Ins first garm t found themselves when they their t,eena'rontlng tilt last FieldDowell itnd Head .P i quarlerbac'k. Behind him wil. Fridn night The' Hounds led rnlk'd paett Lvnuin. :44-F tw Crimmins, have he fullback Rut Brett zinc. Gene ''rrt rihase except thee niost Mento. ronip1e'Iet v.rt'L ;IV( icr. the Haunt' linnie lfb:icl-' l.urr' Sirrims un. t.iltflOSt lit scoring The loss iinporthnt their battle' wiLt e' win rearranged lint-up to Diros lit David Armstr ong fieki But in th Eagles went hart. pilLs Lyman at 2-3 while the The defense that must ear' Satellite' St, o of pLse and put Boone' to the saner mark Rishe' Moore, a team that thin Risthopleitenre's 1 1 ornuttiar ti their, former style OaiL Ridge' won its second humiliated the' l.akt Rrantic running attack even flare just did manage' U keep their , a we4 ago(, blanking Sanford eleven 224 straight. The' Hornet J\ squad scored cnmple'Wl than it did last tune untw'sitrr nuiri. White the Edgewater offense Seminole bt at 21i-I) count IWO reverses will be Bowman and Steve This week' tap game is the or, three' plays lit tackles, C.e'insuantim was sputtering the defense he game' as, it has in Edgrwzittsr-Winte'r Park meetand one long pass hut rnuldr.' White generate' much mare of an and Rurks. sit ends. wiLt; meddle siweci t ing suited for Showalter Field date: U five' gunu of the offense However, RrantIe was linebackers Crim and Brett three' The pursuit rtiinded defense' of Winter Pain, me' game in worst' offensive' shape. Cornerbacks will he' Stark zinc. that. lets canc'c the Ri RI,1\ ROACH the' F.eigh's contained the mulct tt of the best defensive' failing even to c':iniUilL2r on the Sw'.'e' Railer, defensive hullSO says John McKa', backs art' Simrns arid ArmAssociated Pt-rues Sports Wi-tier Satt'liin ,efhe'n.ce ti the extent warns it the iin'a. Between the 'big pUtt "in football coach and zithletic d'IJ.)S ANGELES IF ___________________________________ Wishbone "T" strong, while quarterback ii Running re-tor at the Uni'.t'rclt' ______ ti the onie superstition '.ceu 3 .. - . Heath will fill in the firuti slo at cpo.'i' tie- k like the earsit'. the .P'. ... IL Southern C.alif terms, again Un a biud players.." have ;iat iii a. ne's new wrinkles event tree' sfety '?": The firs thing sill pl.a'.ers Nc 1 wart, in The cSOCta, The tlaec • Press weeki'. Poll coaching st&iff is high Should do in the morning is lactic The .inion Patriots are, hopeful of .:ringlng some of their own or. their defensive unit, saying in the mirror.." Mc'Ka s Trojans go: 211 first "I don't believe' in running place votes arid it total of !4l ,tazle'-Dale' plays" of the "These' boys stopped Bishop cold, except for those around the locker room points. edging second-place' (.1k ;.na' kind that Bishop Moore' Moore' 'ci sr nffe'c't:'.'el against three plays. and they're the screaming. If we ttit'.-r it' dc lahomsi, which gamed 20 '.'ote's Fones U do the job again" for the Na 1 spot. t'. It poirt ht Ton At L - . Poll Loses HARWOOD IMP A2 YR. SCOTCH 1 .A( Ctti11111111 CANADIAN * 12 YEAR-LW. /LE1LANI IMP. HARPER ______ HAWAIiAN RUM in fi 5.tISKS FQ - M. I. - Jor Altamonte . __ ~ ~ , i ! i,& z MftW&qftg ::- A LEWIS "66" ÔYR .• i , - -- t Jackets scored in the first fret i TnLnuteS of the' game then nt recent sutt'stt-d i prevented the' Packers franc r'on'.'ertlng after a last second morous angle commti.' for a story1..-saveil all coaches triurhdps year-end curnpariscin te raced 76 'ards John the, Altamonte touchdown mc To Twenty te'a:ts, u i-21 -' votes. in parentheses, he first time' the visitors .upeace ..e p.gs&n. After season records and total points " UtkJSIg the opening kickoff the Paints ta bulated on basis of 2C)Packers were in good position 1&-l&-14-12---7'.&-f-4-3-'-1 and driving toward the .49 ("o rdtamonit goal ittlen a four 1, USC 129, 931' Oklahoma 21' f 4-0 cc-'wn pass fell incomplete and Z 68f' 5 -0 a tue Yellow Jackets tceut; over on 3 Alabam 60.7 4-0 4 O -uc State I .,hec 25 - fice '.ard penitit'. f $ Ne'tjr aska '. f-f) £ Mictiig,an I 1' game' set the Yt'iicne Jackets 5-0 522 bat to their 24 but then on the 7 LSU 4 li 47 Dance next play White' dashed through S Notre S-I Colorado ttet Packer defense to register 4-1 255 tut' gainer first score. The extra 10. Tennessee 235 f-i 11. UCLA with the f point math' it 153 4-1 12, Penn State' period less than half over. 4-I 160 A fumble recovering in the 13. Stanford 3-1 r '."&iflinit moments gave the 14. Texas ei 4-I Packers a chance to tie the' 15. Auburn 72 5-0 Force game Jeff Jones dashed eight 16 Au' i 4-1 Arkansas yards it store' the Pac ker 5 I 25 touchdown but the Local crew 15. Washington 4-1 21 could met convert the extra i. Arizona State' 3.-] 14 point and went down to defeat. 20 lawit State \exl action fat' the Packers e' 1! tie this weekend when the)Others receiving coWs, listed ulphabeticalh Florida State' i e on F.asthrook a: ttu L'. indiana Louis'. tile North Care..tr Ihigh F celd with a lina. Purdue' .rteri)' time' - ,,, LLL STII( KL1 i Lilt iI d O!, Lr iiflL Catfish Hole and 1)crn Hess ha th proof .Ierr ' of the pudding iarc wi th th is large stringer cats he math' off wi th during his recent trip 1)el. t, 'l Ind Site I., mentione d Ifl to tilt. l I' - - - ' ' - - - - - -- -- a ' . ' I,,i, (C)iUfl'ifl I -, - - , ,, fl; - -'----- - .-' - '-' -,. 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'301 - HOLDING a St'Ve.n poUtiCi tjiiss ht' landed in the si .lc,hnis last week is Sanford resident Jerry' KirkmanA change in the weather has proved the bass fishing and Kirkman 16 one (11 mans taking advantage of it In)- rh el,iva Ruer Haven fish camp proved frui'Jul for "Pop" Emerson of Sanford who br-ought in this six ,:,id a half vwnd bass with the help of a large shin'r he used for 4,49 iii'_ 61111 9 9•9 BUT ABC SAV - . ' ' SO', 10" ST. PAULI GIRL OR F MORE FURNITURE SALES Y. 17-92 CASSELBERRY YOUR OMM ISSIONER INSUPA/ICE AGE N C Y Where Qt.iality Sells Seri., ice Tells 104 E. Commercial Diall 322-5762 4' - 0 GUASTI * ill ____ 3.99 ________ District Democrat 3 Pv, ACV t'C I' Qu -1 V,HL. lOaD ,. ___ •ts vat tall eati ., .,tas WE RENT& LEASE NEW ill teAl &a.......-VV..." "iiri'rer'ur'11 iti1'S'i (AKDOLLE IMP. ITALY 119 ,-. :. 1,79 GAN(IA IMP. ITAIY 1.39... 15.35 11I.. 11.95 1.35... 73.1 IMP. 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QQ$O . 569 its X~ -4 -~ 1, * - ______ 7•5 - I_i.l'I.uIlu - 3•49UUART S•99QUA LIQUEUR '"''" .1 woo stock 1 GCERTIFIED ______ ________ won t lOW in __ ___ QUART POPOV PHILADELPHIA JIM BEAM 100° CANADIAN CLUBS FLEISCHMANN LW. DAM 79 S., GIN-QT '3811 QUART •" 49 I V0DKA:L'349I QUART Nut' y4A9 p(A1i*D4AN il'jG[THE -, t S. GIN.RUM-YOOKA ' Casselberry SmS( ,V_-11_,I PAR 1I4C 5-it. good selection ______ Fern Park 1 No waiting - At 436 C 1 VAtI VU - 67? ', 4 JOSE PIMAITTN SPAMSN wilsil! SO (M15 I....' hA SI a1 I ______ 5(3Tt1 tS?L. 1iNtsw 750 r _____ * * Hi-Way 11.92 PIMTI •0flVW I £EPW1SJ' - '" C'"""/ ' ItI V _____ SCHAEFER ______ • BEER a sale! _4 _______ £ THIS WUK'S lIST BELl BUTII ['i the '- "'"•" VODKA hull CROWN ROYALç4"i" 'v's eu5111111 its 51.151 HEAVEN HILL il ii&•AM ISIS S.itS I!. WHITE HORSE PoND _____ IMP. SCOTCH ______ KENTUCKY ____ ____ czitr GALLIANO BEAU QUEEN ANNE sis. sc Posits'. eM? 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(A* As _____ ss vll AI 4'" 'sass ' - ITNC I) 51 49_ .4 .ai Isa,i 7171 ____ OLD RARITY ' 54 _______ 4.49.,,., SI' L-'-_ ______________________ [1_1TJ'flh'_i _ciiJii1 t,1'11'_l.'iLPM -.83-75 1 'C vat • ___________- 5•49 QUART ____ 40,1 DUINSUIC StOICS tileitUl Cii l(IfI*TlI UNLUL'.',t,LIQUIU' (IQUIUS ULLIAlO ., ________ HIGHLAND BREEZE ui'tatiP a, 2'" ________ ____ *1 wo'.' ABC ,,..e osRUM oats ERTIFIED ST1LLBROOK 0 C.sli"al voeu ,s its pOeSi.. _______ YELLOWSTONE 8 YR. KY. BRB. WCQUOT ______ 8" - _____ ____ ____ ______ ViSlSlMS .55S1' 3.79 -.. 45.45 58 95 4-35 3,1l 47.15 (i'Ia ill _____ 010. DICKIL BLACK LAIII. iU4iiN IN 6.99 QUAIT ABC GIN 15511111 TOM SIMS 8 vR. of 'tIto ____ D ____ - 41 Neil '. 10 TEAR BLIND - ii least D __________ 515.0 s*L$SI? _______________ iiwiiE_ii UiI .',,T'__(&I5.I.t',L4U I &*I COli XI 1.99s H MIABOWIT H. I £ ell ,.& . ;Lø!.. ,a , jjTli _ iiii_ iiJ'i p-r.'.'i'iii_ COTC8 ~qo $ Ti U. 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KAHLUA -,ai , ''' R1I BRIZARD LIGHT I ''I BC 8 YR. i(oT(N CANADIAN MIST FITZGERALD 8 YR. McHENRY II. SOSIPOS - 47" IV 1r, ., , ,.... •. . .••'IPaa - ."i* $ ____ - aLL ONE PRICE -' RONRICO ' -' 3.99__ -- •.,,-.e$a'.I. ..- .. . , ,• . . 11 _ ____ 4.79 at. _4.99 QUART ABC BUYSCS IT THE CARlOAD AND THE SAVING tSTOUIS""' "66 ,a ' Pita S .49n_c..,_64s STRIGA • I , Ui a,, su& a A L - I • I OS tAll •I0$l I "Imt..sa-a tUi 1*5 Il. .. Is... ..... s ,a.-a . WOLFSCHMIDT / IMP. SCOTCH 0. , ' iieI -... , -- BOURBON ON ME --- I ' CERTIFIED RUM OLD CROW -VW '.--- 2II*PF'W'X1nl'*1 ..,..,._•I ê 9 LEWIS ,SWK SUI LOUNGE: ___ ,u. iv. JACQUIN RUM uLRJ'ABC VODKA SiTtAMI IiiI.t 4%Lt _ •,a• ..sit isaGi tt.-rtc ABC C 71" 90 PR. GIN fl• ii ~~ftl 7i~ -' 86 PROOI KY. TAVERN oc* WiNG1N' VISIT T Nii r"t"i - __ riiii i. _ P*.i . ___ . .c,, X052 - - RUM 10 YR. OLD CHARTER OS' 5 lit hAt 111 LiSt S PRIC1 I ' ' i'l C , .' - IPIOAL ILSUVI -i-- - ---- SCOTCH 1L1lIt IMP. KILT CASTU______ Pt&ICI PUtiPI Is. N Pt- I, BARTON ROWN V.0.es, Ut, fl Sfl U.S.Bs.g,. S t_ ________________ ________ IROYALDILUXE CANADIAN . - - '" VAk .M I T1 OFC womy IMP. Jackeuzitthe'SaflfnrdSt.UCIILIr. while playing halfback at In winning the \'t'llow Oregon but ht wit rt'rr.airis . - Southern California .. ' PIRITS DEALER . Alt 16 TO 'I P110W wOiLSALt CASt till AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE J&B RARE 1111111111, 110ICE '' ($N 41 " At just means I've held the' The Page Airways Packers job longer than most gu. s says the 4'ear-o)d McKay cf saw- their winning streak come unlucky No i t' Uwsuppo wanendthispa.ctweeka' th as turned carnpletde hair h HIS droppec a tough' '-6 decision , Altarnionit Springs Yellow white', He'!nol as fast as he was - . - a: tfl CAMAX" 07C -- ,, WlS 10 YR. ' . C - -V - I Nvhrzisk. Michigan, Louc-stani Stale, Notre Dame, Colora:k, Tennessee, 11 C1.A, Penn St:t Stanford. Texas, Auburn. Air Farce', Arkansas, Washington *t ( Arirorus State' and Iowa State To TROY R AY - , Page I 1 ' TO R E - ELLECT X - - ~,_Iio-_:,3~=&-__Unr~ - -- - ' ________ 19' ' . - .---AV.ftQg;-J"J" V*IctorY Rally N . -w-silk - - '' ' - - -- 6 , - , . Pack Back - - ' . . . '. . - T ps - - .' Act*ion AP flit' - Southern Cal In 541,10) will ookotf L il . - -- _ trowil i ll KIN %IAI'I'CII1KT 11v , an Junior Patr lots etiher tine of (he Osklarx) flr.* Wits' the •sWs agniuct itie'c,i '4 cur- tonight ,Jnhri Rite. Moon'' Anderson. who pte4tie ted Weather who AeocIntCd Pre' Sports Writer 'etreiggl.' 'lice Notional cent ret-fly Ill-91 it W411114 take (he (01111 The right-hander, OAKLAND (API -. 11w Oak - human foreensi a 30 iwr mite-heel two vlrtotk4 In the the NAtaint A's have sthgnted the chance of shower' for the eon. heels five gsntees to will A rrierleitn J,ea go. playoff' th.wcl I #'ug'i" p!ayr'ffs over the test, which starts at R. ifi 10 III ('tu;i'Iulilfltt Heel' with (we' quirk i'lttst,urith l'irotc''., sniited the agairsi Ie'troif tact week was lull' unit now tape' I" .l"l('..'r hi "I' IS 'hiring the regular wa'un v-u T41 Ihu' 'tttiieutlmi 1111* got lhc A's World 5s'rtc will go II,.' nnothnr o%hI punt-h ill (hit thud gamut' II itilt Asks's) why, he so Iti, (kiorn Is ,rmher of an eight.• gnm of the World Seric's lit Itulid ccl .ciretict.'tec e ; --' 'Wc"n.' henieclllcect the lied'. ' lw'roiict' it's going to rriitfl staff that fShtonerl tonight. ., q (ii win It i fir its rein average' c'recie'r lhciete we cliii this' l'rsn SA earned gauie 2 I "I think we' )c:i'.'e' ttc"iie on the .: I he' Morgan, a ctnr in the :':.i':"' _________________ tin.thci season onel nut even better riqs." said Onklnd ;ittrhe'r Unuegets," sold Rices', referring tti'ciji'tl 76 Ainerle'a,i ;.l,eyscffq who teusti'I gotten in the pt-seasOfl arn1 ,i li's'. ccii liii' play (;t'c'yhoun(ls Victa flue. "Rut 'uu can't '.'cuuiet to tine' ,if the ;inls L. nt.iit qii,iI I 'rh.et k I cciii \\ II \ I '. 1\\ tracked yet in 11w' SerIes, rooly t,'atteq third sit IA'IIgu.' thCir ccitt set, You can't let (Ill' iie, flraves hInds 10 (lit' tI('t'iS101i Iacchtc-" .6 has Jtist eltided one loone flt'llVC ()aMsen't Miuntiger Dick Wit ri'fle'utecl liiq manager's optimri ED! tip" RE MODEL NOW you think that the A's 116.,"S 'i'hc' surprtslieu( Amertc'a,l hiatus was tentcirtill'.' sq.tltiiisli' i.smti, " II tackler but is confronti with another in the $ i 1 let'ky ('fiSh 1 'incIte C Notional un' going is, beat cis, ynn'ts' Mats o '.'.'ho is keying n wrson of tackle Mark I A'H)%i(' t- h;cuuepinns were' cillitit! niHicit fu,i'.hirei tiff the I t'nguer; In hits icily ('oiiutti wrong." ccciii 1omguin LL L' pretty with ci 20 lead In the tf the (reyhCCUfld signal calle r and made stop fuel' --. cc hs'n his tecitti first -_____ . chance's of a tealle wire'flee leOscL)uIli classic' as cu result of :c II.' soul tutu BARBER STYLING the' ning a seven gums' serte's otter ______________________ 3-2 and 2-I victories In tin- ecent tci I 'inc'irincsti for S,'frtf',rql Ptq i cpe'ner lust Satuirclucy, hit' would losing the first two aren't very ,- innatt over the weekend Is Added to this margin, lii.' A's ha'.'.' 5e'ttli'cl for it 91)111 of the' guest, (bangle Its only Plop322-9642 lop ,14,11 five limits's circe' (tie' affair Icc-n 11.11 11141 % ;11 ';ec had the theoretical n,lv ecco 'hut utict alter 11cc' first Ignn ire l93 taiti' cit tin' lanai' fi.'l.t in thee' gain.','' so id Willicut Ccc 'I'hc'n et s 'tin' Itecis will get to see 00tec't three gotices of this best of' Bciy e ii settle' ti, seven shcec'.tlown for tie.' world's we' sure' et ennuI willing for a split ,c sound tt'aiil," offered I 'troit .'haneptotishitp. - E cc eth Mlnne!4ita third at 2 antI If tIn' gS's have tiny in VOTE cc iie rt'.'er playing on Riverfront strike t. r.kec After fls LARRY P kl.A1UNI) Greg Ionelry, '.ho ti.s' n'ago last with a 14-I mark. quartc'rhac'k citwiuit Sta,tittiiiM unfeumiliar artificial hccpitiitd" thinights ksseisle Pre' Sport W ri ter llal Gla with Just 1 M left We' could hiatt 1%%,, pacse's inte'rce'ptc'.l icy scirta. e', tie" A". r,'turiii'et 10.itic' '.t'ot.cr',, tii.' c.cugiet I,. clii's We always thought r,xikec elwster on the clock, and ' j,sc c' safe( Jim I itlI, 'One jM)iIll win it," l'vttce salt1 of thee' title 1nt, tter to their tkl.l of ulatural itreiss act ('e,n'iretiott's r.'c'nrcl cite iii.' recoil kicked the extra ' mors that "The Pack is Rack" M. be ieak.' them cc can win it." au;c;u ctoc't we know' 'tin' hIcilc pla' lw'tt.'r "Now we and ('olisc'tiuie Packers a 24-23 wt the O akl to give (tie' he premature ,ilfima'. The Packers trailed 17-7 at t,'ane .) ('umn'ifltlllti Meuueitc'r Spark' (nine lactic', letst.ir' shows '. ector after all cii 1'trc'it capitiultiect on two halftime, Then Fri-cit Mann "W."re cc gcwsl road c'luhc," too happy Green Ra'. had trailed nearlt it " wasn't the Gn Ras Packers Packer mistakes to seccrt' us Anderson autsuit its condition, Other the said ('inc'lnnoti left fielder h'e't.' the entire game before Mar - 11w Lions and Mareal traded back as a coatending field goats ,f 45 and 34 arits two first'huti tniit'hd,,wii,s, TAX eal's closing moment-c' con was soggy from rain cite.) htosc', "Wi' playn.i .1(K) tacIt ci. Packer cor- dry ran around right end ironi field team in the Na tional Football version. and the Lions never re- respecti vely before C,01. I- CTrj1 Ellis turned the two yants out for a first quarter 'riuitity Front use by thee Oakland tin' rood this year a Ix uigue then wh do they own 'Iii.' lI,'ck ctlssi hiiv,' another nertatek Ken f rom the shock. TI) and Attic Taylor plunged nit Italiters' football tecinc Sunday to stand Mop the Na- eave aroned by racing 80 yarits game "I thought Oakland owner C thing gciitef for thinin --Con "To eanw f rom behind In a DEM. sect-intl tw'ricwl Central right tackle in the return for a touch' .nM confcrc punt with a theorIes l"ine'I' hail unit.' ,'litss iid,'nc'c' 'Fscp te, icttntic, thcy'r' game like this realty raises our for the other score' ('attic eight than this," said Andei'suen still it see igg.'rinct hienc-be (I." ' confidence," Packer Coach down. 1 1 1 Landry The a "We're in front now and flt _______ Monday night they had p, 1'.ne saId rather quietly Whose (cain's running geittee ccii' bedv's going to catch us," said plays and 30 yards after ecir.anee to show their stuff afte rwan. "Hut I'm not sav fare a national television an- trig we didn 't have confidence in Ellis, a third-yeir nato from nerback Lem Barney picked off viousl' would be hurt by the who a Hunter pass, breaking (hi' slow ('ontlittonS, .'IICTX'e', and they used the OP' ccire1vc's tief ore this game We Southern Uni'.'ersity, In addition, the possibility of in quarterback's string c-if 80 person the happiest seemed a good team and r rtunuty tee help crack the pt'" iatsscs without ate intI'nt'el)tttItl. stormily cecatheer thrc'aet.'ned lii the winners dressir.g rs'm. 'ls :rStic' swamis' crYstal this reinforces that.'' tic.' situation at ''I don't think Greet. Bay I a '11w string dated back to last further nnmdctlewhere a sell -out The' teams entered the game the.' ('olIMid'iil, Quarterback Scott Hunter better lean) than 'es. but they're tied for first with 3-1 l't't'OrdS, touchdown 15.yard , , red a I ILWlhi'Lt1II SALE USTE A ItS DAYS MON.. OCI. CATS TWill SAT.. OCT. lIST MADIAN KARl 86,1 VSOP BRANDY P e*aatcA. -1 Salt Water Report Puuuubl3 the best nevi trout. tilt- Lust Cias: tacit 1':t):;, Brigadoon Camp at Ruse Ray. Pete' Showers, ranip r'perutur. had rave notices for his area around Spruce Creek and Itwa Buy "Flounder, averaging four and one half pGunds, tatting live shruiep. Tarpon and Snook around the railroad trestle', and mangrove SnaPPCI thick as the fleas on a dogs back." was tin ward frun leowert: H.' stated that fishing was thee best ntis that tee' had well in four year's Some ethrunp dipmng is going on around Cedar Creek and Turtle' Mound in the East river below Ne".'. Smyrna as well as Indian Mound Camp on 11w Intra Coastal Waterway near Deck Hill. the aixe is small, however. Tlurty-e.ti channel bans lull to "PeW" PeaW'oss aaci umbo" Beck of Nev £niyrna as they fished the' inlet Friday. Using live sin-imp, the pair really had a ball as the bans averaged about eight pounds each Genie and £a11 Be'vis of DeLand I outed the big aries lawn on a recent trip to the Went cuaSt and, as has happened at many tineess latei3, the female of the family showed the OIt pro a few things about catching the linkers. Sally tipped the catch with a li pound redfistt then added insult to injury b hauling in a snook weighing it pound The. Davwna piers, Ormund, Maui Street. and Sure-Glow. all had word of increasing catches as the water temperature' drupped to 76 degrees. Five degrees cooler and fishing will be - l.tTh GO great. GflP of the pie' operators predicted FiSHING! Going For Kill In 'Natural' Surroundings ''I- ' "' Tuesdao~, Oct 17 1~71~ Eagles 1912- iA T''-_ ,.-. -- Tundny. Oct 11, Sonford llnrflt(1 I • ' S - �Tuesday, Oct. 17, 1972 SA-The Sanford Herald 10 CONTEST RULES or 1S football games this weekend are placed, one in In the each ad on this page. Indicate winner by writlnq Wi' Ofl I he name of team op , si te tile advertiser's ni Entry Blank No scores. Just pick wintwrc 77r Pick a number you think will be the highest number of points scored In any one game on this page and pIilC(' this number in the sice provided In Fntry Blank This Firing Of Colt Coach Cri j 10 It' 4WprauI1! . , It. It I ill be used to hicak ties. Ce entry blank only to each contestant Entries must be hrouht to the office of this paper or post marked no latci than F rklay Noon, October 70, _ . I .-. 4 - L , ' riltc had been irnprriparly t,Ija'c$ f'.r the' t.arri' losing -I - • - '. 'C OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK .*' (Reasonable - --iST PRIZE Cund Warren P 0 Box 67, Lake Monroe CASH PRIZES First Prize S rize T hIi •... $ econd Prize . . . 10 • • United State B. WIW1CI Florida State Bank WInIWI 122 Hays Dr.. Sanford Knight's Shoes Winner -3RD PRIZE -$4- Dekie's Gulf Service Wunnei Penney's Winner The Sports Shop WiflIlel McKibbin Agency Winner Vote Winnerinner Sanford Herald Sanford Winner Don't Litter Winner Aaron's Amoco Winner -- J. C. Hall 17 02 Cassetbenr Hs THIS CONTEST PAGE WILL APPEAR EACH WEEK DURING THE FOOTBALL SEASON! •4 Wunnet Wtntwu $8 NOTHING TO BUY -NO OBLIGATION $ HIS. store tot men Zales '1 $6 Address MAIL or BRING ENTRY TO: Contest Editor co Sanford Herald LYMAN OVIEDO Enjoy your SEMINOLE A * Class Ring O-p Long sleeve dress shirt Now! $9 GIRLS Well 46 boys 8 56 SIZES / STORE HOURS 10 t V, 9 P Special P W r in University of MIAMI i Al' i oIIlt'lals decided Miami Mutud;iv to ignore the obvious kirragi' of crutlt'tslit they wouhi gut itnit kept a 24-21 boottilI v ictory over Tula ill, that was achieved iturtlay night on an illegal fifth down tt,tichtthiiwti 1b flot'sler. s;s)rls editor of the New Orleans Tunus-I'irayune, labeled Miami's decision not to forfeit the contest as a "win at all t-osth prograuuu. ''Athletic Director Ernie i Mc4L'oy places selling tickets als)ve sjrtsiivanship and head Coach Fran Curd pius winning in front of cvt'rvthing l{oesler wrote in his umlumuiru tixta> ".,.To inc the Iiurrk-anes are to be I)ttte 1 wouldn't want to be urt of an ilthlCtiC program that - Mens 37 46 2T $?jl& - ZAL1 Sanford Plaza SANFORD PLAZA grdt f f-Ar - NO .JII , E*!ra MON..SAT. 10. SANFORD PLAZA Open Mon. Thurs. Fri Tit We know what you're looking for. Cornell vs. Harvard Columbia vs Yale Colgate vs. Princeton JCPenney The values are here every day. The Sports Shop OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS SANFORD PLAZA L,_ a/i' A , Curry made his pers'inal cuor to a srhed- 7/ZO. Bulld ogs Sp ark ed B Statutu SUinm to Jint Edmonds pass present in this situatinn." yards. The third grii for Hex Yard, 'rulanes athletic the second director, said before Miami's touchdown came in a 4$) yard pass from tI,'( i5I(ifl was announced titat ',tarnm to Pat O'Brien. The .un incident like this shouldn't Packers only touchdown came affect the relationship %lark ' hall o cr the years a iU'u 1l ('W'56tu.IIt'r bert E. Ingeneeku'r, '.'slLLX TS I) ;ri-sittt'nt if Tulane, said after uff.-rt1 ft"ir t ilt, ttt'risiun that he w ould the season, anti the mitmitent further on his position first loss of two wins in -t Sunday that the Ilurrn'ane's Cowboys made it row The' (wbo s score -huh forfeit the game in the late in the garute on .i reur- a' ri.ummie if 'g.14x1 s1irtsuuinhip that Lirteii with quaerbacs intl intituttitnai integrit t # .. Greg Rape and ended witli I.ig4on Willianis taking the bill around left end for 60 vardi Yl YPI U 1 1 Auburn vs. Ga. Tech. Alabama vs. Tennessee N-ir first game. have cullie FLORIDA STATE BANK HARRY'S We can hand le all ovr banking needs. ZANfO Support your team with a 'Fighting Seminole" 4 BAR and PACKAGE The place to meet your friends. . and RELAX PONCHO $1 50 Buy them at our bank and the concession stand during the game. SOc from every sale given to the Seminole High Athletic Association. Clemson vs Virginia Cut Rate Liquors SpecialCase Prices ..$i. -- 'rC LL Duke vs Maryland - OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY For Tale Out Orders 322-4151 $21.99 Burger In SANFORD . night's 61 1t, 2oeE FIRSTST iii Help Guide 1.01114 pAls AvI1.UI P C CIAnIII £ tasl,st ILCI.g America's Future that affects YOU TUESDAY NIGHT N. Caralina vs Wake Forest and your county! Beautiful GOOD!YEAR _ ALL WEATHER lv I 650-13 Set Of 4 VOTE 0331 L1EEJ Nov. 7 831-9993 $4920 Wm. 1. Mary vs. VMI - s' t.)uutOrs I III ML) GAMI. P0.01% I Angel Jne. 7 Arlo 7.i',r 3 %s,is, Yta. 4 Lilu IlasIdli. S I rOom PeUrO%, 6 • •111. It- Oil I itis,( fl G,ind Srvrn To. 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I )u'IlO C acm I (Out 00 Mt'I( 114 flout,ieS TWI II III (,AMI' se v en Pot,l% I Julilo MarloIlli, Quinelo e 1)1%, 3 Album F.lorre, I Arts, Agusbin S Fuu'm Caballero, ,ttI Muuue'fl'i 1 Pvri,i C,nr,ba. 6 S Manolo 40411 Ooi,hirs s I At( '.r,I'It - AARON'S AMOCO Six IH GAME A i were 'n route tO .i e t trout on t for the start of he Amer,t .in .-ague pyoffs arunniunred Finley baseman Mace Ueitan had r.retied m L.iI)fl salary ha-st hut larj he viidn say It as a a5 flease He said it Anti he annotmced someil bet aeen Cmi tnnau b a' Oaklantl that Joe Ruth and CflC Tenace were making mute A4ain he doth t iy it - "was a ialary increase but may be he didn't C211 it a bonus, either. Rudi made a sensational LatLh Ms)rAtlmy at the .eft Field wall on a hit by Cincinnati Dtfli5 Menke It sept the Reds from tying the dame and the A s roita Vt. I AU. tonI. 4 Merit' 1110 6 Jose, S ManorS LOla Alt-ti I.. 1 fl yn ile-egol. I Are !t the \Vi,7lcorni' \. .i ti l's tv I Gil I It GAMI: t)outiie$ . - '. 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Texas A & M vs. TCU Alta 7 Manolo Vivo Luble% rrmln Loss. 2 ISau (u.%. I Ana Mencha, I Arle L4t4. s P,srurl Cnbs,Ilrru. a AiIua i tius'nt - ' , Albuili C lull. ,SS,,vbt*ii, I? Cat,, , f)uut.lm% I'c'tiru •'4k(l f rue f.'lt the •'nmmictoner intl those who rui 'ace gIl V4'ft'I'lllt tn "mharrac.s urn FInley milled intl rimpliml lIdn" I mv" ' m ;aid that .' It lull rin Oakland payments o 5411(1 .1 daternent players. from kahn t ma" tiisei1 the matte r v,th Mr -mill hav un ;t.utenuent til maks' retr1ing this nihiert mu! ifti!r the 'uru1 •'r.es In the meantime Mr Fnlev ruas Brickwork Kool Sea LEAVING HOME IS NO L.-U'GUlNC NIA'I'TER M,IfL,? • j"t' A't 11104.404 7 Snia Pedrota. lOs,' 01 fl4%I 1.1 ArIe Jose ib,,rra (.,andl. Angel J..' Mnuuri iirii.J04 1 I keor $'rtlro%a As, O,,rra I 1411 4 Willow 1 .1 4. $ (•ISI I teat u Attn Mmotlis,. iiJo Lu.' 6 C tlt.J(ho) $'ctltO ? I. I thus, VIA, III .t' Angel ls,rre Qu.miI0 Aijuli S Mugutu tn Ar us, G,u l S (h 010. Eujul'l I I 10 GaO.. Ju6II. Ml. Qu.n'bo Garila, 4 Art a P..ia Mugurfla. a (gula J 0411 2397 French Ave., Sanford Rice vs SMU third louchdown was a Kennedy to Nlike %iken to Slut I. (.IIONS • Attouis, ATTENTION BOATERS. Free Ice With Ph. 322962 Baylor .s Okla. State # Poutilml I ikSt (,t.MI. AII. P ) ,ls I t gu Znrre, 3 F,tirur I jose, I lt,4r 14 1IIII. I f(li14 tt.,sl.dm - 6 Sal. Gan.J. Urn.- iis'ngoa, 6 Angel P.'droS-i DouUIes 1 It ONO GAME ,min I'OIOII i urciosa Z,IrrC AIIm JoSe I Atigmi lix . a 5s,ls, NC l'eor Os-A, S Lilo ftengoa C,nnOi - 1 iljnrra (1lida. 0 Ms,ruri Aum Laca, P "Where Service is the Best" 3222611 El ID Tulane vs. W. Virginia DON'T LITTER .1tustin and Sputnik \I,inrvl,~ ~kuunngti%cr Robert Fuller ar Louie L'ilkt Mike Grahan teating Phil I(bk) Bob Orton i'.' tr' II I 4hiI stat,m,nt.s reg.irling 4p1'rtaI '.Vrirltl Series between the A's and the Cincinnati Reds Finley referred to $5,iflfl sata/ increases ftrPP ut the rak. md As h.i-'e reret',ed n he t t days territory and return it 0 yards. for 7) co-ft'tturt" bout Jack ('hirtt's Miller pass test it1 Brisco defeated fludth Colt. Other results hail Norvel Orlando-Seminole Jai Alai TWO LOCATIONS 2518 S. French 322-4924 Sanford Airport 322-4821 SIZES vight flOUt) flit ir second tout n down saw Kennedy intercept a Iluildog pass deep us his w'n ,'t'SS UJII 3220204 Keep Florida - ,-, -- V ALL POPUlAR e --'-- ifl I sight house production of the Seno r (lass. 'I'heiut' of thi' hoiiiet'oin second was I v man-I 1(11' \ t)l'Id-\% elCotfl(' to it - I he .J Ufl10l ('lass took 11)0k IuIaL'e at and the Key ('1111) 11111111 j)laCt' Iii ill(. balloting. :\t't ivit fOOtl)aII gam(' lit which I Nman lost to Boone, 7-6. i Bill \' I ii't'ttt I 'unto I RENTALS HAVE TO If EXPE ks/Vt' '. WINNING i'i ),Vl' at the Lyman homecoming last week was this TRUCK--ALL NEW CAR Fla SI vs. Colorado St. the Pt hr in the 15-moan battk roy il tiiuhi included a vtctor% the giant, Haystacks ('ithowu in the feature event at th rhndo is)rts Stadium . •. •' .' i t he Oakland Cohnotim "I don't give any hirintise-,, The rilen if hagpliall litrictly litit raiies," Finley taid After to-ing handed rl itAtement ',- prohibit ~,Prfnrrnancp -ir inlea sed by the rr,mrnitslflfler on -.ntive nuiu.'i read Mr Finley; -i the eve of the third dame of the - KING - ____ r Introducing Total Care Mobile Home Service rlants&oretltustn - Tires • Batteries Accessories Experienced Mechanics Expert Wash, Polish and Wiii Jobs Get the news II?\I III! 'I ...s.' , GULF PRODUCTS riff S COWl jsi -- - Watch television in our air conditioned waiting room while we service your car h FIorda Il k il GULF SERVICE STEP OUT OF LINE Ali 2109 FRENCH WILCQV( Gul / "SUPER" r1' R WHERE THE ACTION IS! GNASH INTO t. 114S. PARK AVE. 322.9860 DEKLE'S See you after the garnet kç, l- R.%M ail As , Tenar II ,heii e ill wo uom.r; n 'he ener at. Irlay ml via ,he 1i.ri lanvfi Vi triumph. The y ,vnr.' They were retroartiv' talarv tnrrases, - Finley 'aid new';- Miami SANFORD PLAZA A 64 0 - isbn ti [gE) SI R,' ~Iarty Ixt,mires will play a li.t more firrim now on," Thomas .41(l. "and he crAild evenstart ' •,,' S fluura the same iteneral m.sn 'ii, . ( (htrTeq •ir who htcn't tithprr! ! i, ,rril ir'l (iv' t tU Uc ii ( r niej ni ørtrk ,f rn .1r.r league owners loakert horna if rumnes .ini. lr,,rn with ".usehaI1 (nmmtaMnnet flwItrkisvusd the jriuith rnnie rient fur the CI4tA, 1-4 for the Ri'wte Kuhn Tiv's'lay in a rft .'usrrn, would even iiffert John- pitte river whether Finley can quar nj Unitas, the .15 yo increase ialaries of Oakland ?I'rthaiknvawfl his 11th iatirnaI A's players it this stmge of the . t,r' ' inley In Ispute With Baseball line MR01, %liCaffe r ty gr-t of th.' team.' (urry said y with nIIt%v;ri i'alm. t.it .jmit..ihe '.ru h4ieked w h. owlten ikmI"J4I He .rktw.1 the bet fer smna1naky, who ..lo iaq wn ,wtth the Csult4 dnesfl is - S wort (of 4tArl i rw Colk wolild in Open a student account No, him with rletpriqlvp ark(hiq - ,ryie'i t ie"r il r"4"etver FddIe Hinton. fr(sfterty, 12, took lila firing fl play.ti mull 'gont. mv that' vrng, gather at rifle time That 34 ry Umid (urr/ arierI hat \ti-I'af. lmpnisthla' to atcnmpliah at the forty had run rontrcul w.'r hastily railed night sa't'dnn -' Ciurrj noted that Mr(:sffe'rty n,irn,rtinq r nr \t ('I', ut tI j" iit it In hit t, ttii'n. 'aiI Mt-( ti rtsiuiatisIiip and fair IIIa% lie 11-i that a rutu' hatl ts'*'n writtiri ss u'ru' a kickoff and six plays ttaiuined." down vir?owith alter Cornell' fifth the game uniting with Mt '0%' saId an all-day n.'viu'w iio rv over I )antiui\iUi lit juS54'5Sl(PI1." Muiuii "I (Iii' gaunt' h% U it! Mi;uiiti nIhfuture furfeitir pri't hid.' such sulu'itii'tit igrt'iru'uI Mt'( 'oy's that . units rt'uIti'iI in •u utt' the hint that 'lulane s titild claims tlyiiflY ( illege ti'aiii,' ina forfeiture would be mdtkI. have, barring a futmuhile, iir1 uriiprlatu' ls'ciitis" 'tulane Cornell lrf,'ited that gill: . clock with run11w ably run out still hiatt a ituintiti' in whlt'h to when game hints showed Ii ruing plays Instead, the (reen score aruit change (1W OUtCOIIIC. in nell's winning touchdown on tI.' throw rnisses to Wave had Miami, whtu-li had lust us first iii.' 'aniu' was ii:. phm t.f final go,--ahead f a quirk hitlix's three games iirul eight straight y gil touchttowti. over two years, was trailing Mr 'elson further the university got siuitt 'I'ulani' 21-17 with alxit aMr('oy plaint-I that this rule was put in .ipumlitltlS from several national niuititt' left to julay when the 81 IJ1)()Slth.' Ixtoks itt order to prev.'r;t football iitittioritii's, including of lost track K apparently referee Dave Nelson, secretary itt (lie ;iipeaIlite derision on any tietlowns playi Dave SLamm number of Quarterba' the Foitli1l Ituht's nrn- masmos in a ball game resulting National ftfthiow gave Miaruui a the 8iiUd and in on ,uU mitittec' of the National ('nIle- Irisni -mlht'gediv mniproper offi- was ored They shot that resulted lii a touchoring pla s MC Association nih liii Athlt to i'i,Itt e first th dow ri IhiSS Official forfeiture would re- twice in the first half, uN('AA i aliut historian oh (tue was a se ven ant 'There remained almost one quire a llrea(h ni wrongitoing touchdown rules conutuiittet' minute in the garuuc tht a!of one or the other run by Smmn around left d. in the part "I)ave vliuii was violently fording either learn, it I t 'Atuch we (if) no the cash! Special Savings all over our store! IF e r .- :ec known we furnish 4L- .. C Kee V*Ictor i Will M*iami i i.s Uased on the philosoptill, of .11 opportunity for s( SALE 1 t'.H, (1i;u iIi" 1 II Ii'r Su'cniid 10W, ('iui Cli I lllfltI Witiiunis, (;r'P Itap.' .Jack 1111l19n;,n, I (ii'I'.iti uluf1 .hiiiii Vui,rii'hl(tu'I \luki \ti I )(jtii'l ... 2788 ' i the car... rosa ry . • " 55 down! , ~7 0 . .a • Forfe ture Inappropriate You pick out First .11 . I think ........will be the most points scored in any one game. personalized VAN KNIT from DoubW knit sportcoats rk ' I"ont hail Vl:u Ueet i'at 11111 I )u'part nuent i iis , JUl I (ih % IA'iU(' alt' It'll Iii iijht I runt i liii) I'i U / .11111 Sol), Wall I ii' Sc ott \li tl 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. Van Heusen •..-' , ( ))" I hi' (owtxuvs nt Ihe SantonI EL;r get Ir Curt Muller TO BE ANNOUNCED EACH WEEK My name is WIIiIWI -- ,*'1 11 ' . • rr 'i nrm Rsilalch rsnnlng hn4k 4r4 i',m \4atte and MrS. (itt rrwnt until afl Also Accepted) rac.,n1lIo Harry's Bar -2ND PRIZE :-.i ' •. .; .4- the dei"tderl Mar lq a ric'.nt man arid a bilente'l rrsarh," (nrry said, and the way he has been trc',uteil is a real Injiistfre" ('iirry Mir, rapped In. Fh'rrias Italtirnore s o.'w gPoeriul rriana get, whi', fur-1 M(affrrty Monday, replate'l .'i . .• ann. r who h''efliviL,l1 Ineh n V76. TnIln'.wini ii n i'jtant Rnitimnr' ,'.' it; ui rA$Wh, md that hi Th4-t prinr (Itttftl'4I the net meeting to thi' eann After a i'1.4 Mrrwlay night. attended by R M Among icti,'.' JFt, oarhe nit font 'Now that the (nt. (:urry iaKI it '.a amei, he's been made 'he wato 4eIay a team tate- inn , at ',hfrh faq'. praetire rnsil learn ;tifrmnt 'v In ha ritIdpl fit I'sn '.lu( nUu'rty, ("ifltI'fldir)$( 1h head rrsqh r.f the flaltlrnre - ' - Itill ( urr'i tharply t'day thy' fur unit . h' .V icize d By P1ay RICHMOND bS 51a 1 -U �ttsccMy, Oct. I/, 19/2 ifl ftp Snnford lnriild ' 8A- OA—The Sanford Herald Tuesday. --. . 17. 1972 J f4iC)14E"" Ple u)e 1 i' anc e n 't 1I'1 ---- 'j '• fl')$)f WI, '4fl higgin. ) cIumIIy just a hiinrh of Allnntai, NntwI ll to *otflP lioiwy, III gIVP you ii ihq'ik ! nnt Augu'th, all gratt. twIrling on thEIr to that (hrThen, Mo 11w hnv a ;icari'd In rlat'al mnk MAlIV A I) I AltItV III A I It I lni I trtrtIy nmatrir. My w ninneth ovt'r ttwe Ia I h pr lktIons at Walt dlii not ASK tlivtii for a my fr$en4l' It's a ti_4Ip twtwecn fltwv Worlit, You nrr fly LOR1S W1I.I.lAM' Sockly FAItor I (,FTT14(; irrt mtntinin, mnvwi fnr I rq sq - . wong I DURING YOUR CAUSE YOU LIFETIMEOF TROUBLE. cuiture Anil charity. Rave a sip! Ilave Arrived sit the evoiniminit% a% . & : Where is your heart ' -- - Almost cvi rLxly is w tiling to contribute to scholarships to send deserving students to eflege. w So contributing those to Ballet Guild of Sanford. Seminole w ill Lw doing Just that Two guild tlancers ru't'e I%C scholarships even two years to an acereuliteti colle ge to irsue their careers toward professional dancing • Last year. Southeastern Ileglotlill lInIlet Association h% "attollill Regional 111110 otIatifl, Judged (1w San. ford .54' in Inn Ic ballerin as as topnotch artists and selected them a performing mnemlwrs of SIIIIIA ibis k quite mm honor since only eight imilet companies from the State of Florida are qualified as ;wrformers. Nntt a lilt about some of the ulanu'i'rs . I had 11w pIeiire of atlrtr mmmii' In tenuling llirminghrnn. Ala. when "our dancers' were Invited to stage time entire show imdr the auspices of Birmingham Civic Ballet Never have I heard so many favorable eonuiwnt.' alter the from the ultimate In concert knowledgable ronnosleurs in the field of fine arts, I felt on top of the world making organization whosc guild. I explained our needs to hmuc is at the school The guild artistic directors itu,ukms in Nc York I 'itv T:ItI Jt!ltSS was off tutu lii, emphatically Many think that the guild is a part of School of Dance Arts IT IS NOT. • now That wa.i waving tile red nag, teaching at School of Dance Arts, Oviedo. During (tie pa st summer, .1I.IE i'UCKI-:It l:iyed the role of Cinderella at Walt Disney World. in front of determined Taurus the bull ,. me' (11A1U;E! The first person I approached about my dilemma was JAN TOI4IIE'rF. . she volunGood old Jan tecred to sponsor a dancer and gave me a check Johnny-on-the- th eir e ndless behalf of JIGS. — -- effnr in - Soon in their fifth year, JIGS .111(1% dancers are adjudicated every September by it non-partisan professional at auditions which are open to any qualified dancer, regardless as to dance school affiliation, At the tryuts, dancers are l selecteii a • numbered cording LU IAIIVII% 4l affluent parents. The guild furnishes •ll all costumes i which are used over and over again and remain anti property ) company out-of-town for transportation appearances. no r eceive Dancers rehearse and remuneration almost seven (lays and nights of the week . - - not much time for play. - - They also must maintain a high scholastic average in order to remain with the company. - - So, who keeps the show on the road' The answer is dedicated. devoted donors. The only source of revenue for JIGS is through contributions and box office rece i pts from the one I(& 4I IIiILI IJss 1 consider It a pleasure and honor to be a member of the Board of Directors of fIGS. Frankly. I am so 'gung-ho" en (hi' progress and talent displayed lucre that is is only i. 1 At this sdnt that I was duly delegated to Lii'' distasteful detail of raisimim: lumnils for flailet ;uild I lEt.!" I knew that lilt MAMA I'EIIE/. %%;'-'ilefiriltely proIt all ci G uild Yes. Mari a viilmmnti'rred to help with the fund-ta Isi og or membership natural that I contribute in the benefactor tx' category. In my time, I l''s lace it --- have covered two or three city blocks in this country and abroad and worked for two motion picture studios In 11ll -w-oo, Calif. Never have I seen such it When ultnr alive an th. loI evI. Nha se, "It 'an't t - _____ "' - spot. Then I appraoched a gentlenuan friend (this one is it gentleman). 1.1 N hA ' David A. DeVoll. extension agent, gave a very interesting proo-sidooint n .1 She will review the •rgmn Saturday Guest nf honooir was TROY RAY and th e friendly season was In full swing. Friday night It was off to the new Winter I'uirk IsIgn Studio Club arc' remninderl of the Rerta and her staff, JANE II 1-:.SS i F: It IIENTON, IA)IJISE M(OY. I SPiNFT PIANO . •• " ' CANNON MUSIC CO. So until we meet again like Ballet Gould. think big 'a-'a !or ui for ciample Members of Sanford Garden ) $300 f — It was perfectly lovely' of Interiors by HEIITA IIAIJ. D garden rlubq in America Alm members are ask ed bring their p..-iaIv -n-'.r'd d0th and the ror~r~e the beautiful Springfield borne rrm Banana Ike at (AIwI. K! it. Florida !he nf ?'erleration of (,arden (liihs CtC V()I,'t()l .1 NE PIANO LESSONS PRIVATE Guest caker will -. tF.S (ARR()l.I GRIFFIN, a former - '' ' - ' 5OO -,. jI .J()AN nANc:K and KAT Mj 1.1.EI( received bottles of well-wishers at the sparkling fmn-ility. The champagne, buffet, open boos.' was out of this world 1 cle s C ir her dish that will be sold. Central Circle will have Central Circle, of Sanford Garden Club met on Thursday in the spacious garden of John Pugh, 413 Tangelo Drive, Ravenna Park. Mrs. K. J. Peeples assisted Mr's. Pugh. general sisin. and hmr meeting this Thursday, it at the Garden ('inter to ,JA ' f( !' SIP I 'J'111) 414 -I arden ward yourself ballet As well as having their I fUiiii('r. opwnr in the colorful. 24-page souvenir program on top of contributing to U1I, scholarship fund, Please make checks payable to Ballet Guild of Sanford Seminole. P.O. liox 1381, Sanford, or mail to Maria, Stella or tile. See au this page for membership schedule. And I want to thank you' Bless you the des'rihe the unique studio Pamper yourself and hree'ie over to Wint"r Park to see for . faintly pass to (1w forthcoming I'AtTI,IICCI is Elegant asked Garden Club, people of (lie CENTRAl. CIRCLE •II - inforn,eil enmnnmunity would not supurt In endeavor of this type. file that tile CflflhIfltI holion id So for those who really want I tiii(I tile pleasure of twing a to rtintrihiiti' Iii it worthy cHItS" goi'';t awl "ruJoy't girls talk at mmliii I liavu' to irwlwk' a bible tin the patio overlooking we need YOU' the Itool with IX)HIS IIIJI(TON, organitations All donors will receive It JEAN LO N Id Z Chicaro and Tari tire F MOW; '.•p th. Thnw an theroad' oil 5 11,1 .I.A The horn.' of lUt AN[) MILS W(Xfl)IIO1JSL if she would help K ENNETII WING WHS the ... she replied that slit' would setting Friday for a delightful 1w happy to luncheon and rimeeting of Ixora to and '4 -4 drive. I)E1I1II K RUSSELL iiAS S11II)lKfl IN New York. lessons gnveuor's ituinqion I )onna li' graciously volunteered In sc'r Iii the honorary rnpa It y. Sn you see, yrni it" 110 1,10-1-1 out there! - )4V WIII(;IIT AND VM .ER1E RYE WEt.!), are also the Instructors at the sch(wil. darlings These devoted receive one lone buck per year For three 4041CAted Several tflnflttLs ago I Hi)proacheti a prominent grimtlemnnn I ('(flhlC to think of It, am not so sure he is it gentleman ) atiut helping to support the anti chom-igr aphers N11RIAM for H (1w MovIes. Most of them will go prlesslanni, Jackie.J.'.o.stildied tinder dan(v works. rø thos y(nn rhainnen, froorn left, Stella II - Rnflt (1iik1 Care-O.Sell PH Palace would Ballet Guild of Sanford Seminole nt;s', is it nn-profit - Please let tile It'll you 1mw it 1. ancers, in the 511 5, N I .MGEN Is now attending Virginia Intennont Col lege and is dancing U h Bristol professionally i Virginia t Civic Ballet 11)1' past summer JUDY jwK II-; AND BALES ;fli-:i-:si-: look lessons at the lmnuiut' of the Royal Ballet Academy in lAmdon. England. - Yotill borrow about ten years' salary dufing your fetime. Thatha lot ot money ,as X re i can causeouaotot an we canconvnce ssatBarnettweonesteievcan a irst it ea aarti n.Of aLfl aewsists r or atterorours. t etowanrates.aments thatoucan financia o irstoanis ius.Natuis cretis e etrnextoan. a it tneouIoánusiness u asasouneeouroans.nwe le ntocauseaetimeot workshop at the Garden Centu-r t their meeting tin Nov. 9 — Star Clu b Of Delt ona -, Slates MeetinoSale Star Club of Deltona will hold movies on birds and the St program on Geraniums and a Bake Sale Friday, Oct. 20, In Johns River. talented, willing hard-working Gladiolus, he tafleti on the the L)elton.a Plaza starting at and sel(-disciplined group, of annuals culture planting and 6:30 a. I ANYWHERE, ANY TIME. Pn Ballerina last month When the select dancers and perennials. A question and Donations of bakery goods, DULCE ANAVA conducted the period followed, candies and miscellaneous auditions and selected the appear in concert, the audience answer 4L1114'Il('UI). The program, business items may be brought to the following dancers to appear witnesses it fast-paced ex. with fIGS during the 1972-73 travaganza performed to the session and luncheon was held plaza in the morning hours. in a pavilion ajoining the lovely season: JUDY BALES. LW DE peak of perfection, Mrs. Earl Langworthy is in ( ' art rt' What the audience does not Lake. Various shades of roses charge of the Rake Sale. BOYD, BECCA CARMEN, MARGO IX)WI.EN, FRANCIE know is the endless hours was placed at vantage points, The club will hold the regular The Social Department of ECHOLS, KIM ERICKSON, behind-the scenes. The artistic Mr. If. H. Grier, circle monthly meeting Friday,. Oct 27 Sanford Woman's Club met at JACKIE GREENE AND directors, so far, have created presIdent presided over the at 10 a. oh. in the Community the club house Wednesday, Oct. the original ballets. They business meeting. MARY ANN GROVER Center. 11 for the opening session of the AISOTAltI JUItSS, I)EIIIIIE design the costumes, shop for A new member, Mrs. John Members are reminded to club year. KNIFFEN. HOLI.Y ANNE fabrics and draw up plans for Elder, was presented to the A covered dish luncheon was bring their name cards and KURIMAI, ALLISON LEE, the sets and designs. circle, plan to come earlier for served at noon with Mrs. It. K. Dedicated and interested NEISWANDER, KATHY Wood Mrs. K. H. will attend registration so the meeting may Horton, department chairman, PHAHIS, KIM workers give of their time to DEBBIE thebuildingL'OITIZUI(tecmeeUng serving as chairman of the start on time. ROBERTS, SARA LEE help in various capacities. the absence 0f Mrs. S. luncheon hostesses with Mrs. This year's winter ballet, in JO ROBERTS, MONICA Mrs. William Barr, vice Roy Tillis, Mrs. Charles ROWE, DEBBIE RUSSEI.I. "TIlE CAPTURED DOLLS," is Brooks, Mrs. Elder was ripand president program Stecnwerth and Miss Ellalee scheduled for Dec. 9 and 10 at pointed Garden Therapy AND VICKIE SIIEI.I.EY, will present chairman chairman Mr. and Kirchhoff in charge. School 111gb I) K B 11 I K Seminole A I. S 0 Mrs. S. A. Gilbert who will show An arrangement of golden J A 1.1 K auditorium. Mrs. Henry Simpson requests SIlO EM A K E It I)rpartnit'iit II I I Pa I — ) OiI4idu I)uwawwnV*'intef PirL1-92 it Lct Ru !.Ahumuntt SpviriLz Orindu.tM C ir. (III te TUCKER, MARY Ei.I.EN VAN 1) K 11111 K I) U V N E , --- 4 - -• \, I) The circle voted to pay toward green-houses at Lowel and Appl.aciafl Prisons OnOct. 19, theGarden Club in the form of a "Tasters Choice" luncheon. Each covered member will bring it recipe of Wide 60" 69; Dress Makers Yd . Lengths. 6 9C -- 100 Per Cent Orion Knit Face. '.jjcfmne Wash And Dry Gr'a? For Sportswear )00 Per Cent Acetate Bonding The All Around Fashion Kt 'lU raintrec highlighted the serving table and clusters of duranta Every adult and child will more eye glasses, stamps etc. be entranced with his spec- LESI.l K tacular production - . - out of WHELCHEL. WHITTEItN AND SARAh ANN this world' So what, you ask? WILLIAMS. We need the support of th e In addition to making lot-al community - . - fIGS makes and area appearances, the headlines at out-of-town ap- but somehow, guild dancers have been guest pearant-es artists in Jacksonville. Ilir- many feel because It is local. - - BRUSHED DEIILM BONDED KNIT Requests for women's news an photo coverage (parties. clubs, etc.) should be maUL' at least a week in advance. berries were placed in the center of each Individual ta ble Mrs. J. K. Baker won high 1ttJiiifie award in bridge and Mrs llerbt'rt Larson won second. Mrs. Mildred Babcock won high (-1111115(11 mind Mrs. S. U Ilarritmuin the screeno prize. -sox f t sedri \., - - ABRIC CENTERS irF - —t - t -_ L., -- - t— ----.- — -,----•,--- .. ',, 'tj— North ,f UrOri-, - -- . - -------------- ),z S do 1 Ballet Guild 'i", 1114 IU ,-uiitj1 - Lnie,- Its I- z Artistic L)tri'ttt'rs - mtitt C holI-tgrIu1IL'i S For hIm*ilct Guild I (.III- the :-d 4ujltj, VAL.I:HIK RYE \VKL.L) and MIRIAM RYE WIIIUIL'l' a z'Iz uiunjirutit unakuig ILlmarns4uun. is a selmmvt tmpia1my only ei ght comp.anti micvepted in alltot Ida I ol -4JULnv.0,V Iui Hi-guiin.LA saL- — I.t( .,'msctatioi) -' / Ballet Guild is supputed by dedicated donors who are desoted to keepuug ctitturt' all', t' 'n the local level lt'1IlL'LtSlLLL' I'L.ANS $10 00 $2.0Uto$50.1$J $51.00to$ttWJ.t$J -•-•------• L'viiors will receive ii famiLy pas to the tot ,hcumume Witter Ballet and their na.uie t.upear on (tie colorful -I-age stuu%en.tr prtraui A BUFFET J)INNII( Sunday night at the Grove liii) home of Dr. and Mrs. Carlos Warren, 34 'J'ornokii Dr., O viedo, honored Democratic ('ailditlalt' for District 1 ('0111111Y cornmtaton seat J M. (Mike) Ilattaway and his charming wife, Beth Left to right, Dr. Wtu're'n, the honorees and the hostess. (stuff Photo ) MILIL check-s to IRIS. P 0. itos 131%, Sanford, or Dr. Maiit Pt-met, StetLu '.%' hi'use o4' tti.s 'iStihanu �BA- I-___E_ ~ - 75_TheSardH It T TUSdYOCtl7.l ____ . 1. npI.mIflb 'Bt*1 lut' 41 v ReVui.sIr • - T%kr p ok&b-' " akvnrt nt .:. - IrAmInthd It '4LiØfl 4- Hrd hprnin 3 Th "' 11 Feniflirna (__,urious mother, o-irls 51F Windem I )4 . , , 'i I __ M Ind .vdtmF chwthes, wGIME *'a, agID and , ban' It-= Were rw -_ ~' - I 0 ~1, 1" ~1414 1 -N 1= , 'i L ,iwth1flg she wants ' bLI tr 11 f( year Ste tiavt *, , 5E, SUTTUfl U ho tIn fuvorle comment f)fl. neighbo 1116~j 14 1:% 1110111, CR.A'MER I V'I)T'I f or hI and t ui1 a E-w ~ t. ft 1111 of fiberboard finbIu'd to look liki walnut I d1SCU%'Itd .'- pu haj Li aint finish sind lit, said tionit- pant- hror ill tht~ t% 1-1)"It tills it vill11 flnii.h Thi~ %t could mu Ef- ji differt-tirt i vith varmus priotltirl~ tim I NprLo turniturt piolisti will 114,111111% (it, thu pob (it smudget. und diri mighl lou OiA tped (of1 V ilil, it mild deterretil N iidl, with yatr tilt ;sla!it i quilt hew' and full of pin rit'e'die I di' Inst l:iu'i ho to luirstht it and sotider if sornt' sass tier / 1:'Widillarls thot actual_t~ conic fton, tht pwiirtl. fit prtair and Lind And tic sure tv handir all u1norninif saun-jon, :t to rilDs' Sit,,* nswr putioir should tr~ I., lielp tficiOne iris furnoinalt thar; voutwIf I vniOil you car. maL,r plans 1cr nrv% actwity that will tring tweneftu 0 -a ,, grl I'llErthrT With I ok Uk L'S t A p: 2(~ it, Mjcy 2VI 11*1 f1tit t, couW tie upwntng Stiov that you art a Lind perint with $ ':id wn cf tium (,LMINI (Me) 2 I tv Jutir ." I I Don't rjvt ir tv. a irnirtallori t -' ieS5 hrrng t'ehttk a tuhri•ur and thus avoid ti c: way at ttui mime Could jeopar the fine zrpu'.it >00 been build ing u to July 1i Stud) rve detail MOOS cH1Lt)RI: iJune Use a TIC flPPT01 L1`U I,July :: it, A ug : II Nv britri I ac'mutes and fricnth i a gciod des 1 make io Sept ecnicntL you have made with others. but . i Start on that ,A wL ahead of LIBRA (Sept 23 tv uct I: .uivtd un arly argunienu with fel.lrou -IU ___________________________________________________ W I N AT BR I DG • - . 1%1- 111 1 I. 4. A. iio~ 11, 1i !; S017" (V I - t1; %; a : Stiuth cue I .s belurt siu pul sow ruone) at Ike line AnaI>&c youu - . evenu Conditium I&Lr kitalth trestmenu and Sri tack an the beam Relax tonight he or she sill hr IF O1R CHILD IS 1IOR? 1OL)A needs regutcd people ito oung one of those ds narn Thu wit taer a • ic renw:r'He aruuned 't uest m the aUdien' t- s1fr1L firenier. spurt. she went on stage aix! hoin wrU anO the line potenu ,taltd I heir could be a educauu.n along such lines puotsierli wlver here, so direct the I(cligious teaching early in life 'a defimtrb needed lint>ou make of tan UnPel, tCt?C.II()ftUI compel - I 1`-~ I ' ( "Ir "FourIFNesor, ,,, It .t. -:' I JOHN SCHLENK i - - •UL! _ ,1 1 4 Itill rst $ TI 6 N41, 1~ftokt %louth -1 T0N IG H - __- ~. _ictcl 7~or5i,;_!! '' LADIES Y" are alnwst inipimsible to bid A-lIsd luur bcarta %uur is tin. is at the tublt and th :iut shown am h.. of them North niad South partn U(.• ' bliiit tOIL ut a St4I d it, An s i' there • six uitd a lie,art 'a UUILtI ' -'•' '- ' • u.U!h& 10 • Wtsut ( Y"- ° UU 7,I8*TttIt!1 dIUIIUIId A $7 fu JACC)?V At t1us Pultlt YOU 11111% e It -' tract n - uu 'u' • vu' if you these jobs k low Ilitich for the - DEKLE I -.~ ERVICE SEAFOOD HOUSE 5 Dinners UNDER 11 I, Advertise In - I /It-, - $195 rfl.'r) ,qtits ,or loot j uties bakea pota lo vr F roiric h F r its iots,ecl ii.& lad or r-oit. statol, hvi.h puppicii, ond owr delicious conch 0 1 ~ k C OWOPt ,r •''- 65 Children 's Highba ll ,. Michelob Beer 20 ost Cocktails 7 1?J'j \ "'•''" I.I. i,,, ,,. .' "d ,r, "CALL - A 5 Frcnch JAN , -- - i EVERY LIII Nuvriu uri,RSDAi THUIS - 25 • UT STEEL MODERN r1 pow. Vo 60i av, Studio City ESCALATOR _14.1. '. - i 7'.:'/ * • 43 lii p m -M vIeuo -., 0 - _=_ - , --_f --~_ Irac L q • Yes / / Soityural ityles ien r I O Choose from - E GE 0. , SHOE bME .----- --- - -- BLOW YOUR \ op 0 0 Us ! / For More In for in a lion V r Jan - .1 uL [01 0ut ft 9f , 0, I ii jovkhoo, V \, Vs. BLI-01104,nis Review Section of The HewlJ ,Ii"' let us feature Your Busiiies ~. I 11 , Is L u J All J St t cit' g 1 A DVERTISE - . \ .. - - ,,,r(,~ Pe - 4 -"s. for 1F PICTURE and STORY ~\, (11W(11 --• -- It \ J L) ii I hi u. & 40 000 Miles e It 0 \ I F ci r I a " 10) T i/ 'i/ TI i ;QAW0406 ll • RES FrenchAve. (Hiway 17.92 4051 W. First Sanford 900:9 • 111) ~,,~ ' I !! - -- t JOHN DICKEY INC . OPEN DAILY IIAJA TILVPJA F R 1, & SAT VIL 10 P.M A,.urt -, i FNSIy Airoad$(e*e Over 3900 T6,..fr, Type I$s - - t, -"a. $999 $899 an 'I,MIW or Let I , - . - CA LI i . '' Drive out 4 #L_A ONL ./ftkft P , I --- Ask Fo RES CLOGS . ~-. (ft si(jrW(l for long ,;;:-;.; 4 --------- - .. BRI ELEVATOR A.pli 501 1IPV*?tOsS$- i I ~ ~ Duda Auto Parts an , A .. - RADIAL I iq . IiF - I Leather OWN _____ ,,.' s- - work _______________________________ , inner Free Drink to' FREE TEES - M. . tin, until 2 p rn and they Im >OU up with the part you need to et your car running for LAWN & FARM ,01 John Dickey s , Regular __---- I- oqu-A co, cle-Iii(F P44!% a _ NEW .I L)td '.ou ever neeti a par'. to guard AgAillist tmssible THE -; I •' Ofl( 1% '1 (fl WHOLESALE - RETAIL Weiconia. s',uor Liti!efl a og Dr i ve r ,, - ight is Family Night 1000 Aid' savoi, SR 22's FILED AND ASK - - ,_~ ',.t)lA(...11i __.V a ,, r t- 4ird AUTO PARTS DECLINED HELPFUL HINTS CALL or D - .p" ;:; ".1,; .jIx,)Ij's % is open 8 a-in, to ii tit stock k!()t thousIiincti of CANCELLED REJECTED 72 5761 San$crd iert 9 ..l , . . . .. aw - ito-ri' s inC tlun that I & INSURANCE __ -ye I S I~ 9 30 5 - 30 Saturday 10 2 • ,.. 11 1 11 1 When you shop Charge Master UTO • h - -. - - '' a I A you'll have of sun splashed The Eternal City Rome i -• ADA MS AUTO PARTS \ti n i >our h 11111es lit- Orlando Avenue (Winfer Easy grace, Park Mail) kaleidoicoM Of light and color and unparalled cultur at accomplishments are d few of the first impressions The "i .I For Any OCCASION Nhol* Yritj Nait Ph 1~1 . 11306 d Or call in your order at 3-.')U Mion takes pride in. its the tiitnpletv hoC ,1 W alk er inuf- Cor 3rd & Park Ave Sanford make your plans ftirouc)h CARIIIIIE.All CRUISES Of- ) Y1)ur Cake PARK 2I7 I / I Ale'Afill SHOP - ]I Y ,j - 4 Der er"Ce- A counter, ready to watt on you. - k" II F your next trip - ti - AGENCY The Via could be the most memorable miventure of . ~I .^ DECORATED CAKES - PASTRY For your convenience, t,~ere are four clerks on the front Walker inufflers and Plfws. l l vrfvt,t Circle rings. Ntoot~ ~jiid Nl,)nri),, I BLAIR t In tha. c iticombs I sans me - - A njost cases. Impil)rted parts can irgu ins' utors of none brand Arnoni' those are ;arts. _________________________________ umbrella pines and cypre% ses, Romans built beautiful Chris villas 4 Ph. 372-4924 h Ave French 4 h k' lf J" to southern conquests left " AdU l C obtained in just and 'n Lee Ilis> \Iixon ilii ii ISt 41 lfl8( hint Shoop Ito these very slabs In fact chariots of legions en route Trøç - at1eries - Accessories ROOM KING CAR TRUCK WAITING -, , - I IN without delay. If he dcjesnt owneri ,Ind operators of the - ~inq all over flit! it RESERVE SEATS 75c to $2.50 Yv,i, stiom. iiiusu u 1 u 'an •r fixing the rar walk in and ge_t thii, one you ne-1 Appius Claudius constructed j()cate(I at the corrier of 'I"hird lic-Ifig thein your engine. or any it in 312 B C Perhaps the, .Strt-et and Njagnolia A%, unue Ili part. but don't bring the car Apostles Peter and Paul Sanford, f eatures d %Id1 walked that Ionq tourney to (of part.s .Ind tools and ,Niptiql's -, ,lititio Parts carries it martyrdom in Rome oil %ariety i wash WAR& Polish Jobs Is . Uam, •snt tir. •'s emphasize that they be specially orutereit. to) ''queen of roads" soon after Mown s Auto Parts. Mown S. don' t run an auto repair shop i Esperiened - •sri 'av. '.alu•stk '. T GUARA NTEED WE SPECIALIZE On items not in stock, they can tica, ancient road to Rome? are fix-it shop, >011 hitsu n I is t T he Viol won acclaim a Car Y No ll S ute to an empire and the In Our Handsl ba.a .. .. ' PARI.MLITUEL WAGERING tI I I 1~! ' tiirea dplL4yed J' here Sumv slunit. thal shouid Im bid w1it.u. ull cards art, beet, Cr.-rall FLighter'ot Individual I VICLUS, If-it youl sw.t Icy - is, For Fast Dependable Service The best night in the -1'.ek U • about turning crank ,,haft.s. work that requires a t shop You (- an be sure of quality Other thinKs you'll find on the Wring blocks, complete v,aj%-e work when machinist Gerald ~'lynn is doing it, Ile's 4ot over , itielves at %lixon's Auto Part' jobs, reconditioning rods. ycars experience High 10 ,-ire trx)I s. tkatteries, oils and turning brake drunis -ind 1wrfortnance engines is his lubricant.s. polish, wax and airing starters, alternators II not visit the Vsei Appia An -A imm un ____________________________________ W trolitarori COLDA - and $ 1 to L*X10L1 JtliUI V There are 1* entered thr tvlte,~. I 1"S. V - the oiiie ohs thats easy but what yourself, letting Mixoni do 1`1 ALL COLOR' & T I 0 of spades but it saves your thal . s lj~ %Nhen it conies to car ro-pair" On dollar' Glass & Paint Co., Inc. Ph 372 4622 222 poognol,a Wtwl! qie~ wtTe Pif - W talld U C4cul Burnett - -well, (;&rW is su& at gwid if %UU can itJ' horn loot. tug at East a nd West card ou are it six spadu. di bU ding In Ila •• ii Shop Bod SATISFACTION doit you .i \rs' Senkarik - EVERYDAYIS A SPE However, thC tITIt1U thletit contest. ulth the wInfler PeH urm I ur U* in sueb a oud contract thu' I •- 110141 St r(t atnl ortwr of ' am - - Flynn. a nd • Mixon, Ger Ald Illel Lee I P11 fI 1 Ihorriis, f' R(' \I'i . . hi - in __________________ like Card, nc ms thought sumec was C V i I ~ vou tin tivertr1t:k if hug is greute r but sou art 11 () v%. %. t) it rut there. Jeff - n• CPS of trit'fldly tiwayef ChrsSIiflifY why -1., - - - I1AV01_1:F___ ,:Iip,Wlzt on Carul i, prebenr ( M5 sava 'Ive liked U enter cte - Opeiui ii:si: •\UE Uw -LVJWBMmmb~ - Save Dollars At M*ixon s Sanford - tered a local wa U much fur him she -- Mis. , F-tretmill Cuntest," t*- in a niatch point duplicalt- AQUAKIL'S (Jan ~ I tv 1cb Jul, lr~ not to spen )CIU AUTO PARTS. MACHINE SHOP phone 377 083C J " 1 ;I AND I( 45 pous • bumt cheap entertsunnien abieLtiVe 11 Higti School in lngleviD This can hiupn, but it so unlikds that suu dot consider it 1 V . - (. r Frtth out of Murnude and gives llis partner iii ruff # I, 4 : Jan (P 3ake uur in trawl and r1'KICOk Wec ans sas and thu 0 'It Upurl othen in LUDMUUTII A I" r Vic asked the Of v th public re Uuns xrin handhrmi rul liuriit' ie mIt. ber p tIie contest U save two ats t CaroL warning hum that becauM'ufherpenmfar with a singleton Jack or tang V t~ 1; i -.: sure- unie.s-, loilesi wita Ilit- trick. I : ' Courtesy ,# I --_-J'___,.-rrrrr r. I keys and keep them separate '.'un:' Thot o 1'. M1111TH SAIfl AkIL'S t u.n os in; the EttIUt at home, sou find that > ou can handk kit school.. people had told me that bet- mother . tt St ER L 4 I - : -_ - V V_!:~ :M . ____ - 1 - . -' , - q or F. ~. et y F) ur;i, o%p 1 % tn so, hard ttlingi, wiL IaU initi Wit: 'ant 11 d .1 ,r J.I-KKA , ;JtT- W1 Illng ,. ti,,mil: Thil otio, conipit-10% dvla;)'. 1(-a1-f-d -NII'S W (* V ud witi, mornt her resen - iu os' r guess id 0 •T- *MIRRORS PAINT Pa oro41L', , 11, P u ha ve uu over W In' hou can't tat- it sowth "I believe that if s'uu dunn Where we'll dilcuSS your ft- I n, 10 delve inti' TecrtStIuns that -. - I 11U14.1 1 11111 414L-1 I 1, I 11 eil I I W 1:16-1 JA d I - 1. 11 urn*, of the danil' shirts and left a thick vuaulir of the ;iaste- on them for about st hours and then laundered UI a niechanical r.ititcn it' Dec ~ I L'" Uo1me- MIS.- t= gra~ ttirtjug~ f ,t, -~_~ tt- jibirli, had ii ver% iavori' strotir jot-rspiration tidur 'I tried naim thltigt thill UCV0T1I;)IiNhed tio'niiif, Fini-!l~ I illilicit- Li \-*1'I.)' THICK pustu cjf tjakiii~ ,%u3i; "lic icist . tile load of assucuitivit Shnu . - E . . t!!~ itIlL tv! .* funk ablout it nov, tlitimust tr3i'lliff U~ Plb~ b )Elkr *&nt- luid nit that' shot wantert V%t rt lr (our sx.t. year. and riotiw* lasts f Lrr% test and asked not ear of ur, tj~ ge: twt, watst fur fwr Sht hlenIplv%*njert Shool. keepF, titr .w swd thait. sintm she wid attalent' honed throuo, dawlnf pregriant. sht didn't want to ,M% trac'. an) attentlun ie"Unt. but, 5jW fisys, - . - I want -Then sht swd. , L.tAtom _62...;........................,,w ip E~~ - ~ lie stititlirl tot- alolpill Using i, deodurazil Sevel-Lil i~ I Ili., love 1101 ~ - r - (t Low Trump Play *1.1.1 you call tie depended upon Stnvt- it, havc rnwr 0c;:011! rh the one you S IRGO e Aug chanrs m :ti d j t %*, ~J, U t tIlt >X IlLikii IN I11LY- Nit It-et'. t .'u• , - ds) tila till!it, handir 11'aC nrnuntui responaltitilues Stt / 1iim SUItt'Ii taiiil% . tuisiet -D0%*NA 0,/A / 444 11 I SUPPLI F IJ S - seei I rtIth dI pe at an.rr hIer proj 'Lin, - it hit-r presmi bou nwkii. her unwelmme W sho ws ---,/ --=z. Utt. - a nap simia: prus;x-rL& will kit aftet H!I'E!l tha'-I 'A'as tg" phorw rang V. oi wher t1w Ult. se-it-_ t-11CL, e artswered. and sorritrituatt r sr.LI sdte hits sl:iz idtt.'itiuttiatTle ui c't'r % iI!1C4 ,* , , r tdlailtNr !irrL tatt • -ri+is I thtU4Uit the stcter te les iion raree WIW- in app mr -iii. i, reul jol) pc:in' -. nut Of tune with hs mi air I: titanic about them an intriligew -A a~ i 14 ii . .-,-4t~.4--, I --, 1 arts. Iin'at d at t In' *GLASS - m, t- with tilt, crCIL1114c centered rather than goltif t1f, It. tilt facit. It *"\*E tiiut' (II. IT) tii in' being a . " • Enqine Rebus Idinq SUNDAY 3OtIL k;P ' mer tr, C.1col and t ut, -71)v Carol Burrier Shoot.— ietler wtiulo sttr ( : n A ditlitl: d about .-- . ii •Enqne Rcboisflq 3( rs ahle who p1ay Ciiro -- I TH E Starts Wed :e worry u-01.4.k ~,". PARTS - I - N ( ,i SPEED ________ Nt"L'I ' Tilt- It f!I U9 t UI ' 1tIOI t d hint denim tftIUMt Milt it i rnipiesitift It press a straight cre'asu. dt'wr tilt' .t • WO ' ' 1' •• -I, • i tr ii an Itt 5 30 C. HC)LI_N,WCK),) _ %,If_*.j L,M%. tell L ciorllest=#. reatier votfid Itill mt, hou to, liandit. and transplant .k~ cactul. _M.kjLl(IT111lE iaoiolk oo - - j ;_ ' AN0 C L / ¼ Mw .el ( iws N . _ N , - ~, : .#,%:I ~ I - 'A "' I (') E ,rl . P1 V _________ 3C (2) 4 . taut 11 j!' Op r `1 Ca rol look-alike ' t , # I CAMMOLL PtIGHTIEFUS io,& ) 1 (' I) / I -. IMPORT (9) WIVIes cactus tzirge c1IP ¼?' (6) Zzar kanpa-tir doesn iTiti1tit' r I'F i !'c'LL\-Ttit * - - . -; - 312696) IIi I One Litt : it. OC (2) Dt" Piace Pofl 's Problem 11 4 ! ~_, ~ , I r, !,_l 7 \ , ji "' , t (VI - EM)! .. ) . - 191y 1 1 r w ER M Sales & Service 4 i _ (, 6 I. . % ~i 3 -1 uc - i I - -_ except -t-* SO:), - E:-"s s; Tor, w oti. t'f- 'b1'. • C Wu()Jen clom Lind We?) list, alicillie, elvari Chill, f0' , wIPILP 11EA,R LIT-MAX: 7'sank& fW sucZesting it mm - MW C.L\l RAt wher nio n - ; t ) . N Ronnie Rce1u: are the Y0 a 't t . 3r. it) Ski-nme, St-mrs-tel' U' (IT tier panvIIn I SUt5t Sli(11 1(!nIOt iiil u It c:Ien of! the dirt and ;irntect tilt- wood Rub ir wt'l with i..ucni - (6 U 1 fl A i""i OFF Iowa øoi • - L4WN Ph. 3c374Ø DAILY re (6) Sun!isT* £IrnftflaC IE&R J'ULLY-Mr It L C wuiited n :nov U- 111.111 10 friends and idea .lft '44 i . DuBOIS K - n e~ 1 . e cr)A4rvF '.rLb Abo ve Our e. II $50 C', li,,%~ c (IC (2) Da' & Or Live' fn1icwing an autc accident %'C1LUI never L ih' (6) Cod &are ,pwpd C') befo In tw eerie 2 the girl enroun1er the "dca (6) Ee olNih1 the be:. vnuth wandering () SLn!5C . 11M wil11, it'i; S pavu~ gow idft listair choret that muir, tz, dmw I ynukr & -chlar:. - and dallo, 14rorriday . thri.; Saturday-Sundmi a IB 111ricile- dii% at. eact, day It worlu. I mdicatt wfuct, child o u, tiv what to rememiloer who was r4zht I'm Mr" I didn't think at sharing thu i- .I ''II.1IFIIt.itIt :M N rom falb; in love with a ~,oung rrvir, W Check Paneling Ref000re Cleaning _~z er seeing thc 1w L'nd doin nothing all Secn (9) Lel's MAlke a IoNIED N E S D A POLLY POiNTERS 4 ' '- I macit tç DLAR AlIBI Al flit beginning of sum for my ctdidrim. smer I dift' l wum tO ume scheduir" tm V " '. ) 7anigh, shov. lt-~ I t, mnvif- MOPh ING wblit, shei millang 'oor mimaki for all its wortt twough. fieli brr, Wbet vas thini. you're bert puniOwd We under bw uniess VM want to spend We regi, of your another s , I heinniflg U . 4 , I I I q u - - Du bu - 10 - 57 1 M D th () SOI } I ! 56 1 -1, Sloe 1111virlica)., sAM Wit, forsavot yea. I)Lkl: T1111.. a- __ • 1~04 • iiiIlO " HENDRIX'S I _"` - _____ _________ RIt)I OPI N 'PA'AWtI K : I I ____ - I I.JRNITURI JACK cTImend,ca!e The detve nc that Vic-IX playthcmystefloU1 Jullu.1flW' '' C t2) so - cjii1 hr Srie Mt hzid ia& like I. she do OF I - 1Vt4 And We s tern wear cI') - Sup or M ark o t i'' , ,0 -- *0 , V BILLY find tier mi.ssing hoi, friem. Wnc Se-e 1 - 9 AN1l(Ut. hired b a deliciciu,loOk1T blonde named u.car I.akc I 'd b Barbara Bain( ' '' '' SEI1d th me for u thing she hw forgivet me' I a - V 7 1 v 11&4! _r tuw - I 4 a mixtalce S., whirct, I kno" KInwIlIl froir. the lrjlr, was WW ftrivVen Sir bault mentulinec 11 chf I I ___ __ - v AFfF i '.. " _____ 1 ¼ c'u s stm COUNTRY QUICK 4- ?a 0 OF 11 Will I -• 6 ' Mattece Falcon (6) LOVE' ü L$E' cc) (9i D-apror, - ABBY Same letters yai had It viar cotumr ut u -anda who WCTt $ttjD4 thefli*&VtS :)EAR 3 • ________1z2M k'nntr*tiO t) Lilt Anjr 31 1 IhOU1'* miss Mschrlkngeit i I UOUGIIT&SOLD 'I.-.-•t (6) im robable-lonking team (9) Passwci,c . 11 . 3t) (2) Hollywom Souhrft private deleclu I ell the , rV ~- -r - - ~: I ~ i - Iiu'1 tb A NTIQU ES _ £ OR A F1 up4r)% 0 . , "I I 2I -! _N ::~ .0- Other Shoitild takf her =totm daughum ~ I" M TUESDAN - i _________ __ - wet roaming PaIzliflPfl McaI1tiiL them monb wnuk Farrell are featured ac his taunted b tpbOflCCM15frn1 the c-ul 't. whir finalLy makes fjimily. Dr. Welh% is in. rnent1irhrnn themta when he plafl iside uve L10 ABC.TUd'ti dNIghLM ('thtWeck c'1tsabitcampa ppant. a spoof of the Te lel'77 1T1 i who wanted to hathe her neighbor'S 1, nabbed In- iru" - 14 •litzleprls"hetpth' Irtaked like h* be Uirb iia ogita,rt cure be \nIRTld - - I ~ . . . ~ retums to pla% the VIC-tim, Anii Agnors %1.;xVrhrz I am ShAr"M - DEJJtABBY 1t . • 111 • • :;:L~vo. me of , , ell 14 orlds. M CC,?& cli'm spm. Sl,Dtiin.wo worth nd prelend1c severe nfl% rate Mnudc 1 ')/i 4 had tiTtfl, : Cui4i 3 tulagt't. CaTU'S U kidnap a leading faVerflmn(1fl fl ABC Tempe UTIUSWiI T' Rtclrw The ac'cident Con" A scientist ft IITI 4 ltuoaar fQ.- om YCondutrt By Abgail Van Buren r pelting the- t k ! T_!i:n rrmli E5IUITKiS." A stroke makes an aging satesman long for üi - fe aM Uht(' hC long ago abandoned. Jack llak Sr., rare dramatic appearance - ' 4k 2C Pile. ctim7ed h \ ilKent, ?j worked for him -- Wht h43( CRS M d should vnti fee' sort-' tnt ,S,;A11%t eaj F141-Tib"411(or 211 Yurrials.. ,:1z, t\ should see art museum - Rei% Ufht Y)J*Ut*.tTTT I _______ i) T I '!'im e Prerieft tstrn t build up a cwt S Dr 4 rre" pe' Mir sr, the - Th •' Iiflfl 4 Ui UC !I4Tn (1. Ui 1 (1 P a pl)TUIfl Nnland Wnrl srie will tie wecact mikznrw hurt wasn't gu reall' her the ttcketM tonight o't'r NRC-TV. entire Maude's reartinn alternates (L3O CBS HaWaU F1Vf'O (RWtW wit ifl rU,rwr kn Arms officer, played b Clu a nd downright anger out * scheme ____- Akk - 4irI ;Sh. jeoa1L-11"v1,bb,- 1N%1,. L4 ____ _____ ', , - - XSt 3 D*ct tu - 1 1 -11.M .1 r .1 0111, 1 1 H"' ii t :gnts Variety L - IIH '• 'ilfl I hi' C, ,nI fir (I :Z::.. -"::; • ¼ s - '-• • S- - " "- *-'s fl,,, -- _', �8A- Tue dv Oct 17,1 972 £TheSarrdHerad -. FPF THIF ACTION IS .4- my IF 17 t oflownm F r APTIflM -- ON f A A 1 by )rmne & French A'e. 1 F REIGHT A Happy Ha rv est lit i u Complete Ha Products lor Normal and Problem Hair flORfll Afl COSMETIC STUDIO ME RLE 1. Pi YE • * * * '•' • * - 1 — - * * * * * * * * * * I * Rif, OFF IS FREIGHT DAMAGED FURNITURE SALES N it ,,illipatw for 'lift, If. Ill till • reprb1ihh thi two Inist:'t (:ripl -6.d C ASS E LB E R RY tile ti IlilI ______ IG SCHOOL RING _ • pI XTwim KVII I)rllltllll., 11111, and thrn 111) the BV%46 tliat the %%ork geLs tilt,%- have th;,ir town thu hij''. st in tilt- t flit Ut & tl ( r1if ;:1ut I'tutu ii ii their su 7 PH I1 / ' - t1 me or I u E oe: t oflue $ 715 Hwy E ptI .low mw -slow __ ____________________________________________________________________________ r 1 r 4 ? E s 4.111 T:R it senior I GardenLandAA P F II A IL f ''I P AM PH 111 440 & 44,4 IRST ST I,( till- !nr R Igor• In TN O t - I COMET * SANFORD Ph 22 7 21 iSEL X oQr r 1 I rlq 1 The Riding Mower for Better Living I I I 'M Chicken restauran iui t;erto SHOP MON & THURS 9 X NIC,HT CLASSES EVERY WED 7 P -I •1 1 e&atv'e A .4111ii"'t 17 .: Q - I ,fttw.fc1i. 'I Tantalizing Taste = A IRA / h, r1 Roof Repairs When You Lock - Your T Treat • / & &wrp ARE YOU SAFE v It lot V r AbDl&1' erv€ • THINGS r&i ;7jOr',indDr I •. • I SPECIAL • I .7 i Thuc nnth • • 3 Maryland Fried Chicken Ile, CE RAM'--S FREE INSTRUCTIONS Door? Alholot 4411 - C-111 AC ]as HOFBRAU 322-7029 jo)- L u' Fra In s GI ARTS CRAFTSUPPL I ES —FTS CASSELSERRY GPtLNv%iL&E F 191 ING natural g(K)dness of the chicken and hd%-e your order ready difftrent sues and (orders to fit the needs all you houseies ; MORNING— AFTERNOON & EVENING CLASSES of off go eat ctucken tonight. group You know he prepares taste treat You and your family not rven I moments wait. -ould ever experience. Kim. the best plact to do orders for picnics. parties. JOhTI Gttza. the S oer of thisiwcted guestsor Just pul tired Chicken. Garza makes i - 4 ,•• . • • I • iiinVtMPB JEWELERS i 2 WNW —141 - pt. ' ?OAS PARK AVE r / I SANFORD t, ONE OF OUR CRUISES Hi Balls ~Oc - Lounq( Open I) '] M \r - •323-6901 Ph 322 7tô - FUN TRY 4 of nek a r FOR MID-FLORIDA HAPPY HOUR I LOCKSMITH - \ an d 51 1 5 UflC Dinner 4 • ftP £ a n JUST YOU CAN EAT . .. • h Ie tr' Our 4ur;tf Chack, ALL L ----- I I ••• HOTand COLE) s. There ifi it to, ineet for (lining. that it is never gream tastes good the Marlanu Fried Chicken .• , 5.;', great u next u,% •IS S 4 1 uptfl from 9 a in to 9 30 p nu if ou have an left can do Ht prtpres shrimp hn famth fed tonight ' Sunda through Thursday. On ou get fast take out fL'th and Mar'land Fned Chicken is ct Wet turdas the) Fridas and at Garza 's \1aland Fried and nlizm taste treat a c.ie slau and potato stay open until 10:30 p,rn. establishment and you aied beam that wil.1 simply teasing delicacy , prepared For a delicious m2al of will find that the folks. all of melt in ycw mouth. His freneh frorn Al Constantirle's sj*-cial are the last recipe consisting of fresh Urn )OUfl and attractl%e are shrimp or some really redt ti rues an hot word in freshness and urrinan- [Awnp tender broilers with courteous dnd eager to please chicken. call John Garza or one of his staff at 322-%42 and order you. They move fast and try to spices and seasonings — ,o g(*d our's right now, Co4tcl uith equil:)*n~t- nl. assure ym the best of serv*I(T. You can get these orders of !,nt rater). milly dcws have Lhe out nionits ut-to n"d a little m-cret tci 1*-mg goKod chicken. extra help from friend John Garza Ifl order •, os., ree Gift Wrap B u fret - and chairs for group act ivities sure B*Ee LINK Construction . A -01 r YOU 4150 t114 wish to p1ii E r both loves golden- n. alwa*vs t of all for umx- and at mar% land Fried a room a% t Watch Agent Ai I Al. s icial BAR L RESTAURANT JL I your family or to gibe ou the most delectable hen)ouarrI%esothat then ic do wn 8t Mar' land Fned church groups ci uc groups Served Daily , - NELSON FLORIDA ROSE IJF ~1`)W HA 4J\~,, r,r uv WA` 11"eill LUNCHEON SPECIAL r F F OS Ru tiLl! F P ir ii; l,oukifii into the printini' te&rit, thu are just plain vur'. ln;sirn'ss after an eclu.'atiuun;ul niie folks to k now Why don oui go ulown to celery ( tour through; his new larilit) 'nut ins' pnu su nIh 14u iteti I itsipu I Is r' City I'rintini' h4i' inst Stni'et in !a. rI?, F ttui jot) lot s,ut.stiniling an mu ii t u ul' rd lit ( on u it( S o - fill nut. o is 1' put urit iris fir 1 it I Ii. ever I iii - NOWOPEN rp Fvll Menu rF f r r Pr) F rS ;I jurwir at Clemson U, and IIiiuLht, r I run mtui ¶ Itt - —) OPEN FOR BREAKFAST 6:30 AM F has been a `;rout leader 'It- , vAto, iii-ri(lit(I dirvitisin. niii,,ht Im, lilte rwto,,I ra t3L3t3t ___ ____ ____ — —=- orks Like a Beaver • - - Ih nuI of .uuiur uutit • HN GARZA. owner. no 61 N HWY 1 7 9: With till, .1114111110 nal A)Afo', Bill .1.1 th it hi uuikI u Ii lot 114. tatt, r t1.mon1e Springs — --- lk - ____ ____ ____ - FARM FOR HO PA E OR i' I EMPDL 4 ' ,ni thur mu suit II. thu told slit. Ii and puss hi. II. it stud. nt un ( root I j CD PiE - ir '11 , hincry and ilrvatt,r 1114 Ego, TICKLE The* iii tsu:::1i: - — Conversation Piece -' 7) ir iuinr: 1 trim Your cntirs- 414) is dolle Ill (tl.rv (it thuy it;; nut have fil Sumut it uuut lii another person Ii' gut It dune fir m;. As a ii,atter Cit y, suni. of hi I it (a ii uuntr,n I t%urk IS done for ;it least six other print. r in tilt- .'f)&rence in the pr Itut ltuf lousiness, ainoni uuu stall here at Celery ('ity Printini," ltill •uuuut nIt .1 ssrk is u s,utsLiflcIihii. The Ii it s sin ; uruts lii it 1iit •r ijihti \nls tii i%& III Iron; thu ( owiromi s. ctIVC . over 2m )vars (if j~*ei%. MUFFLE P uli 1nh.tI.ir:Ii %%rk II j obs. - $ I , ''I it nil 1 luirid i uir ir IF o furniture or UN if Iw -an pr, i lit IPlI)iPfl it. iii ,i pt in tiltII \ i'iir itt t 'liii ti'i I,isoiit for uuiir hu unit huh it is cup itit tt;tudoiii Car-ben Jewelers I,, ::u1;::: 1 'II I.It hIS of tile, for seell nt Lnc wn PIit :a 17 I — - - 10 7 1111 I that It; •:n kind off Bill ''' ('lilt). II)(IIfI4 it thur r:prrcuntitl IS .uti i II itiiiiilti P IIIl BA ,. h dl t I h.d •'rouips h. r .tti r ill; till' ith l,iriu r huitlulini' • hil.Ir. n ittu ti'I arid ( •itt hic their u.rk Slidlil Iii iii IIIIIIHI it. lit bilsilloi, too Sa n$ord I- -nt 11,111 iq Indutri; ninei, it ,I.••p TIRE SALE Ph 323 56 I 0 st vxl i tilt, SA_lIII!IAFL , rç Yir N EXT TO MR. - r • TIMEX REPAIRC EER F rnch ENDS nim0wr of lifferf-rit Svtoiwile ( i s mity loo-cmi.qe they It 2I / DIAL Experienced Craftsmen ' CDAUT flJI1 I X Waiido. e aia"6 REAUf( AL(T)N a r S if P C _1 p Printing City P/ T# S?flas' t P t 4 r oil, all NAME BRAND 4 for Celery At USE ' ' OR BETTER 'Y H % • DAMAGED FURNITURE NOLL Sanford 7)33 77, 33373737))33)3373)fl37)fl I 1/ i2 Ha r For Ph ii? 354 1 W. F irst S S Sr1frd City Printing Celery S Nh.:i:F?e pafts t'' FISH All Foods Cooked in Peanut Oil for Phon Ahead Orde'-s 3220442 1DCS French Ave Sa nford Hair Care Specializing In All Phases 2O2 SISIA ,!ewi ' I d TO ??1M(!cIA AVE 794C Includes F roes 323.2650 / HAIR .tT)LE or CHICKEN tranimgiên ITS OUR MOVE SNACK PAK PHONE { P M 911 1413 WW" rolls PH. 322-595e 1 2700 S. SANFORDAVE. COMMEMORATIVE STAMPS REPAIR Try Erma Hud%on Gourmtl Sp.tial Ll- Y 6 4W 4 y fe.4,S7ER CHARGE 1a olia Av't;tit' - AS LOW AS 5 ur MIAMI - ___ HOT LUNCHEON • ?.. featuring LIVE - Furniture Dining Room 1. _ - -.. .• - . -- . B ANN SI E( '/.KfflSKt - HAPPY HOUR )r Pri vate Pa Don't A I I Mom m es - r ', ut rat iiiili from Bob Walker, mi r of Nil s Furniture In ( as - If you want to brim se a round d. slI'flS it, tIn iluoni ,sfhi fur hIS iist & t ill 01 thit t)thit t iU LI) Italile brand furnishinits carried inil of cours-ol. tile I ,rh Miis in in md \llMt& ru We- lic;ird VW _ ering Values DIPPFD Off n' IS in Ih;t• French. Spanish, \ti stilt rr mt it; whit ii is so 1)5 N lilt S iii this tiiu;st lu nuns oltir s mint f tin it s st Its luurinil u Ilu1(t lIt Nushl (.51 (III ((I 55 III AT NIGHTS FRI HONEY • s is OPENSUNDAY 'ITS ' 'b I 1 • - SANDWICHES - ENTERTAIHMENT . SPECIALS - tk mi.,% aml make tour twine the shisIss t u t it ss is flit mt Iii iruit it ttiut lits thIs toss price.-, • I)r0bably "Ill ]list US Phyllis Jean )old "It, HITE UG$TMIMG SW I MG E RS 0v 5 SUNDAY AFTERN04.1fIll 0,1111111 ( Sun Travel Agency MIDNIGHT R A M B LERS -. - Nursing and C on Lod(fe P €- a escen Vale's Shoeland Personalized Professional / N ursing Care Si - JiiflAr I denc hangs' in dir;uig ruoiiu furnilure, whUwr you need 11w this' fu;rruial thInIris' furniture - EDWARD'S SHOES - . - - CLUB . : , - 1 - - — Ph 322 6755 300 Bay Avenue Sanford F - 3 LONG WD PL HWY 17 2 LONGWD PH i'i a - - IL T Sanford Doov nIo.n - - - - -•' a , / s -- 1:1 -t IC'I( vu-i's F apt - ... Sou ii of tin di air*, were upholstered Ili l)roeilhI&S, your -- / I e l. 323-4650 Ile WATER OLD SHEFFIELD PLATING CO. - tA070RS taint; l autilul design WWI PH t3l 11'4 - re it And 1% See Our Display Pool - , E aperl RtPairs on water Pumps 0 Power Too,$ . - -. - ( , .AR), 4, ol I.I. I t,- arA -.1J4,inplates hit he call d f,;JI t o) 411 01 hi!-! N" I W course, )1111 already kno% (hut pm t s •irt itt it •mt N sit tstter 1111111 liii) w tit'ti' t'Iss' ) (IU POOL CHEMICALS - ,PH 323-5239 ____________________ FENCING i '- TRADE IT 2 Locations To Wwo You 2619 D—S. French Ave Sanford Sinford 2101 French hwy. 641 Sanford Apopk.a - FRIED CHICKEN ,Iiol)lwr such its it new bride. lit-1111til 'I'livy kill,%% their iutu ri it mills' ntt this s an h ip >1111 uii5ik.' tilt, right choirs' iii it- color scht-itic AR Go,i1 Lty flog bmtwq Nelms A fast cvs. ass - -- P Opt ii Dm i I fl J Ill Sal hI I 0 p in ii F renh I I Hwy i 7 Z) SANFORD PACKAGE - -- and ce • Nw; ! 41 O Br y and v' 4 po.I LET'S BE FRIENDS r2 rg go o e 5EUU( •JIiJII' utI;,iLt $1.50 . 3' X 5' U. S. Flogs tu UApl ç\ u Ii ion 1 neuu - - r tiiul UU9 i Lu '! dJ'# - it's lisu, n unquI ; ui'iil!uU you 4duul 1 AI1 15 ttJUpUflUUDtQ ti I R n2M~R Ii i,i ..o5'U )'Iaga 747 E. Lake St. Longwood $313409 I I ' DRAPERY Phone 3222304 7708 Sanford Ave. I Sanford] Enclosures With Glass Or, Vinyl Windows . SEMINOLE PIG I BRAKE SERVICE 20% OFF FENCE AWNING & C ARPE of SANFORD, Inc. 1114ONE 8)1 9%49 plJOHIE 313.3674 1 w4covV001)INDU`,el R IAL PAR K 25i35 PARK DR SPECIFICATIONS & WESTERN SUPPLIES ' UNL)AYS Ii Appuunluiii;h '. - SEMINOLE PAINT & BODY Lla-,o Ifliv. d At V's its HIGHWAY 11 1'. 91 - - -- ComtvrrU8r heabng&aff bV S I N G E R ARE 0 CARBURETORS 30 S to ASSURE FACTORY ALL WORK VALVE JOBS Oi1LNt)A11 •. - STEER TUNE UPS 0 CAR AIR CONDITIONING 110011A Screen 1 CHICKEN RABBIT coNviiouIl,s;uo — WE CARRY KIRSCH RODS AND ACCESSORIES II("r I1ii 1. REPAIR AT THE RIGHT PRICE Choloceof Styles Ladies H&ir Styles Phil Huet— — LATEST EQUIPMLNI lIORSE COW I - PH 36 SSfl CoMe Ito .. PER Offices Apartments Residential a Commercial 7 Homes 'I'All Ut Red ir i re custollier, V free Tailoring Fine Fabrics .00 lowards the purchase of a new one WS or over) BARBER SHOP HOUSE f ' PPUII1I IflUll (II 00 juitUf'J, 'r a III )tflhr twine. Anti if ) ott need s4iiit t s %s all dt orttIons go Ii; Noll 's and just sti thit w tilt Itirt •mtist uthit Itt ti in sit flt'w just fliShiituiUit)lt' itt&'ms the) it iS And for (his ifs pt iR nt .1 - CUSTOM DRAPERIES DOES YOUR WIG HAVE THE FRIZZIES? JJ(JltiJii('Fl ELECTRIC MOTOR SALES £ SERVICE SCREEN ENCLOSURES Ph 322.3022 11"t Take out service ' - tiit within a 24 taunt • 4:harges 218 French Ave. •ihiV sjM't'ilul pIluts' 11 iiç - t ------ EDcDI_. IhihilitiUt' Durable Buntinq iflf ;i Thu rsda CLUB . the IwrMflhIWl at Soil's tire so friend, is gout news. andwiches - est tanips 'uiw of hit' toveti nst 4tTt'fit REBUILT I Iversmilh 4o fliers' arm' -, 1 CHICKEN BEEF PORK,RIBS pilp( the house areas, and that, My Worid's Finest ELECTRIC Elecirc Plater s P M 11 A M PO L and I'leallabit woului just uumkt' any dining - dining StIll 541,1 jtit lit thiillg alliiost that adoraBle BaBy of your hang ass (I) ss it); hits SIXN)n antI or if to won't hurt thiusi tips lit a oust fiurt'd on or m gut st fall, that too ns'ed hut uiguiri'tte ts u rt 4in; for 115 sti rim I hi st t ibIs lops ri ails art dur able •1UtitClY kslgnul chairs iiiti thblt s of IM rft ( tI gu,rgtoUS W04KI8 Which - - 11111111) riOu you wsnitut puisitivt'l) Flip siver thu.' u-u,l,irs and fabrics unit the eLs for dining, uni %% Ili unit this' values an d I1U)St tantuist i.' It signs it Null s now that iou u (mid w r hope to set, •utl) (hut Anti fru ntis wt kid )uti iiut Bob show u.s nuit' of the tiiost -• -.*_ or • I) Buy Their Children Sem Mole YOU THINK I • LESS TH A N U N DER MEW ANAGEMENT Entertainment Fri. 1. Sat. NiIe L 'l'hiid Str&'t't and _ -- in silt. ()I III(. I. lit,\%, ('eitfl- v 0tv Printing platit it Nil(. AND NII(S, WILLIAM Macl,:W('11LIN "Shovel tugetht'r in break i ng gi'otin(I at tin' l%4U Mtt!' SJnIud (ALL , oJUFORFR ESTIMATE SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING S. SANFORD AVE. SANFORD �by V. T. Hamlin OOP ALLEY BA ic': Tuesday Oci. 6B-The Sanford Herald Sell r.c.\ wru.. )W 'ns * IJLI)JUH, R&R '.iz iir r.i *.u.',cut..i.x l±&5T ) iE tU 1Pz 10 M' CHA).i.YI I WS4AT LEFt OF / C11T%iAA ISN'T A WTTWES.S JR GE1T _____ 'V 1 _____________ WANT AD ,I ('\ ;i ;rk DOLLARS Direct Phone Lines To Want FOR A SUCCESSFUL A 0* of th 4AS M4E / E \ . ME , ; - E' •I 83 1 9993 C LASSI F I CAT IONS Escelient g)OStIbiiitIPS with minimal _______ cii 2-Personals J .:::i:.. - LS7 \ \ L/' PRISCILLA'S POP / L- WCO litiC IC tIh tO 'IOu ahoti' potential There wcceu ano is rio obiigator at alt And this be lust the small in vestment t,,g p'ofi? flppO'iunitt Al Vormee I LE.-$ COU!4C1LME' ' (EVE.RYBO') 4-Cards of Thanks S-In Memoriams p-Iusiness Opponlunities 7-Instruclion P-Financial vZ21 I. /11 ___ Mr Jo. uontQomer VAIU Vend Inc '•?t Fas' i'°"5 _____________________ Help Wanted 14--F'mak- Hoip Wanted 15 -Male Female Help Wanted '!L r . - V..' . Instruction Rent 72-Apartments Rent -- Furnished ___ Ts 1. TrfAT MJ? 27-Resorl Property For Rent / Real Estate For Sale I ______ 31-Houses For Sale 37-Farms & Groves __________________________________ I - '--•i b Crooki & Lawrence rIF iE-• T4F F4 1 C) 4EIt r 1I'jE ' . or'F'r'.... O jr': ____________________________ WA - - ACEI.. '.. •1Ilg ._-, - Recreational ?V ic1 7.. j,, 4)-Camping Equipment Merchandise _________ - ( ________ KW ______ ____ w.4E: 'E'4E' I tPAe P.. 5OE T A /E-JN7 ['- '- I 57-Wanted To Buy 53-Swap And Trade S-Equlpment For Rent - I H / L c' ! 'Ci-. OR SELL Ca11134 301S _______________________________ New Store opening esperienicea retail sues pt'sonne' riet-aed SI-Machinery And Tools L .- r .. '- 61-Lawn And by WI NTHROP A j tft3 r CYL 'M 'iOJ T'-sAT i-( \ Garden Equipment 62-Livestock And Poultry Covalli 6)-Pets And I- Supplies TranspOrtatIOn - -- \ qi TH'4G rMLEGE \ 70-Travel Trailers 71-Auto Repairs Parts - Accessories 72-Import Autos T CLINIC 7$-Autos For Sale _ P , -- - iE5T . i -- r 'r.it' BC .r(ft' 0'4! aP cc..i_ 53 3 . , ' I r .- ' - ) -. ) I - _____ . .._. 1 .i Nt ,• - -- -- 1 - __ ,. Lost & Found ndL 51r Ii' ____________________________ __________________________ 00CR! Organizational PsyCflolOPl Ft-Il from car on Celery O' Sanford ' Ave. REWARD - L15:~ BEETLE riLi ' :_- BAILEY ____________________ &AE P4Af \ I E" sI 'eA -. -' . WELAkA APARTMENTS 1)4W 1st 5t - __________________________ SAN MO PARt.. S. 1 7 3 f%edroorr --74 parks - t.,OST - r o 1 _..... /--.t 4- 1. - HonOl 3S0 aced sot cover. 25"' S• nee' SurncnI'lin 'ye.' -Personals _______________ HE ID ci ILL_ :i-E. - PH ANj -- - I '7' ,&Y7 AW Th'( i4yT JAG..( 44y? ,. 57f,.I J, -- .4'- A / •'-- _7T - I 4 srAs' . - P.1 -,.-.. ,-; '4,'w( .. i.IP. ,'...,.. 4fil! lop RESPOP'.t-'bi-( Y ANY DEB'% iNCURRED ONE OTHER ¶P4AP4 MYSELF AS OF AUGUS 1 1972 Raymono E *.ision FACED Unfurnished ',Ou know whAt a real estate dollar peoroom with Florida room, nt-ar I I and Lake Monroe $145 - pitis securit', depOsit 373 cliu 7117 (iO ease - _____ - _ A' 't '..ar"uc r kI% - ç ----• " ' PM ________________________ RE YOU ¶ROUBLED' Cult Toil Fret 4 707 for - We Care p4'rct Ai." 0' I- AT r (4%' A4 ilii± . ;uN(fsFr1cfA.w• M4.i S!1/ - - - - - --- Business opportunities _____ ?' eON 3lC (,ntr.l Baph.5' CrIuYCPI 6 çx I':" '' 'c"-cia 0-41. A DC -- &L y isrIt-t\ ---- RAP- 7pf I P5 KA.U6A NarRu!' - Avaclabie Sat afternoon and Suns by Appointment . 'i-s-c FurfluIhCd DEL7'ON& be0'Do ,t avaiabie flPA nc Pets St-cu", Depot'! 5?.i 1C4Z' - _________________-Tesacci Service New 'emoOtied st.e,or.curn,r23tr& Fventti Avt C,00d gallonage buSy .rtte's.ec',oc' Piid iniweSirnen' M0ern Irmindt4) Phont .1 c D.i-'it oars 322 5033. Ntits 322 £134 tti the bruintruster '' HORSE SENSE Harlan is t)ir tv1w of pttt tic-al es.lucatcpr that 1 admue. I was glad to let hiiiii USe' tjittst- 5(K) trt itt-Ills And that 4-anssse't or fonmit is 'inultiple chl()iL OPPORTUUTY - 26 cr5 Si. th sttidniit s Mobile Homes Rent •li '.1'.%' 2585 Park Realty 323 2470 Nights. Sundays & 1 3 b0'... mobile horn, for rent Camo Seminole NC, aItihC allowed372-4470 - __________ ;j._ DeBary Asking $9300 or will trade C. C l's! trAiler and or lot hfoI,dA,5 Call 322 353 322 64)8 372 68.33 Parroft 170? Thor Ave - '" '.'__.---- 063_____ REALTY and INSURANCE ' -______________________ Business Property 28 For Rent v"'j ' " - BALL " S '..vttS. SundAyS & Holidays Call 322 6053 322 6436 ;; 663% Old,? frame h0T1?. (Orfit? lOCatiOn, ) bedroom, furnished or un LrnisPted P4iCeflt-,9b0?tb0od 32? 7004 •• ......- --- ----i lilIjil sill IL'i$II ...I......1.......i. flfl) Cttj wh,it ,'w.. a.,4 C'., u,. n&1PJJUL '" . t.seiklt-U I (.uss,ril,t 1015 a ia ,.t:ilCflt location Many features thiS 2 bdUfl . 7 bath. formal r rrc mo" cpn'rl :' - .: , Ii" . for -. (',:t', • fri. " t-rgrn, 1 - bath FflaSoor ho'Ii? and ifl 5nford. close tO KPiooi hoing Outside needS som, punt As 'S 517.500 - ,vet between 7 & 9 - . •a.i I -.i-'.i. ¶i" • ,i.iv r S ,ri ., ,'AL • I -, ilL'1 jQ,i14P.v i :. I ' 32;' 64% ' tli.ajtful Leisu" Wo'l1 Moble the kirirne Estates md Marina Oft Jghfl% p,ee F torn 13,150 hCfl inCiUdt-% home & lot A ith all I.bvIOUS cOmmunity laclitis on )7 97 ,.rrational 1)11 L4t*t-n 5an4d and Deflary l'c't I lr.r,da P030 PP'iOrir fi1.8 , Orlando 641 9f £431. >t-t J 'f . - I L att '.3 '. i -di'.'.'it., l nf0 '" " CB. 2 EMPLOYM( Miami, telephof'ie MiscellaneoUs For Sale 55 - -- ( / -. CC. / S (lJ'.omppes5M00 ,çt,i-cl I di 1.1 -Iii' it f-lI 1.151 74 be5es . \ ar. listed for Your rerry1r,,tIt. convenience resident', and •' ""I i ON E P , . II OP F 'I E F , $' I Trucks And Trailers newcomers iIl find this directory lv?? I tn? I ,t;Or.'t ('k op. V A tr,irlSflhiSS , Oti it, iutOItt,5.hi( powct Steering, radial tireS 7.001 iii,Ies 53590 flab Mc Xi'. Used 'art 317 W 1st St . 323 54402 mo',t con'in°' 1 the ti I date .pry probi.i' parts servic MOONEY Al ,.'.ed ma(h'flCS Pt APICES - 323 069? Come Out and See These Beauties Before Possible Price Increases. it Pontiac Tempest T31 Spur I Coupe. very cIt'ilrl Imili NCR Cash RegiSter. 511 Phone 373 3690 ('inC. Cable Nelson Spinet. Sit II ii Magnovos. 5)00. 377 III I ¶psed Spider b,ke, 510. Oil 5p4 Piefer. tank, 5-IS. Odds & Cr' 3057 aft,? S 1dm.) (Ire's'.. (rientily lace. ISliest-S 5j,- 1 '.1 1 II' 30'. IHP 373 0096 Bingo Every Wed - S 3095 ' 9/4 _.._ ,.-i' li.j".' .-. - ' '' ',AtIb'OR[i .(' 'siW (i; I l(l',l'ii, .'.'s .,.1 '1 ..:.: bii,, ii '.JiaI - - $3495 I.' 97 i Mile 69 Olds 98 .1 door, nicely $2195 equipped. cIear 70 Siiuth of Santtvd ME ClINGS PontIac Grand Prix '2 8 1' (5 2nd nd 410 U acti Moult, spur I Coupe, a real $3095 beauty __________________________ I Our sc1ty Olds Delta 88 Custom. I)0.1(r .i door hard air toll. 5Pet1UIl of the WC4?k t 9O2', Mutt & I ues I oily hull ,,t P iS PM llrqul.ir ,I 1 iS P M S 199% dr 11 Buick LeSabre. ___ 52995 hardtop,arealbuy .1 Plymouth VIP .lmJoI)r $9i 10 Buick Electra LTD. Custom 4 door hardtop. - - .' . i • , '14 -- , - ', - ________________________________ Did yo k (tOW t flat your orqanh:(1I 100 C lot) Or this ir appear (.1(1 I it log OlmtC h week for only S.t per WColk? This IS (10 ldl2i%I Wc1'p' to 10 form the public of your iclub %CIIVIIIe5 it North 33161 '" " , MoE i.i- 'P -- - I' Ifti .'.'' I - " ' " i . .I.- ,2 p1,-I. -' i, '''si- • I1.'i SI .ip.'ivtri'. frI I st 'ir .- ''I 13 e 11 ut jk ,. - Care '1' ' l,i( . - ' In.' 0''. I,, '/4 ' - , , ' - e' (.34 1535 - .' , - ,, -- SSULAICI) m- -- i., I , ''. - , ' -.. bi,,' - . I ii. tO i,,'5t - - • ,( 'dI', , ,\i,, vi lii.) '. - ' '•' S I'. . i'.lil-J ' .' k. 1,,? ,--- - tOYCI .St.UL OLLlNC. a •%JOi i'' I-i-nut-'. sit 5%e". '.,r - • ' 0/1 - -. -tOil •- ct-i ,,it .ii'iiS*t'l'.'' I ' 6' Oi) ill' PIttI-.' i'IitSb IpUrar fl tie' 5*1" aslow a'. 3,l eIP$GUIDL f ,i, ,. ' 'i" .. I .rrIçJaiIOIi _________________________ Iii ,Ou 135.0w (jili ii? 2*11 ,iil f,li, wIll ii i,I • -'r, i,'. i ' ,,'. 1114 ''4 . ' ii il-4(iiA S ICRAMIC 5141'' ve*l*are & f,ring Id a in I.III 1005 West151 St- HIOil', - s ___________________ VVeII Dr ''-' ' -- ,,iifti' RiitaI U HAUL TRA$LE .'-Orir 1,1)51'7 ' , ;iv i_i , ' - Call )2 St. P51CC & PEI.'Aii( o,iieIt- Sefv'(. s,t ups •'. e LiownS. Litldlnical I 's.11l't19. Palus. Awn,tt,Ji , Cat irig Scrs lli - .i -.i':' - BRICk b ubs 56 ,,,. " Cei aiflRs - Fi.,tifluiJliC,'ft', *14.1 (ICJIV'J. UI lAd I - . 01 4517 at '. ' AAA MOBILE HOME '' ,,, ,,, __________________________________ '4' I i -' , I' I.L ij'isl , ,) l'i -''4 .0 ''i-i ci,. 3,1 -i'.',ttt ACl. i-tOE 5El4ViLE ___________________ ' - LII? (PliP4C. and 10.50'." --i,, c'-i°' hilt-! ,' ' '" Spec_oISer' ices '::,J'.1 ' -r , .. ,' : -' ' Trailer arpetiflg - -' si ,' • I , . i 'ys's. -'' ' - i'i.' ,i , fl.'. Ti'fROffl.' '.,t) - I IJ - Ii 1114 1' lt CCI E '' '''' ,' '.' ''' 123 ' ' ' ,,.'i INTER rEpJrSI)ilt!Vlt , 5Pt o(t.. frirti- rIg 7) 5477 II i, t - ' , ii kind's 4 ias's rqi.t . elguiraItleti' 3Q yti - i.j , ShoeRepair 171 264.5 ', - , ':'.i' t ii %'tlAd' pflI.ftg - _____________________________ It , i ' -' ' 0151, M1Jli 'v I3,J it" 0 ,'i ' 1 ' 't't s.- .-' li %,ti putt pjiint 7, fiody. cii' - ' • r re cit libel 'I'".'. ..'' t lii' ?lr.L .514 01 .1111 559 w -'il.,, OPEN 9:OO/\ M SIGN ------r. ','- ed panting or small t!l.'J imufld 'pOur hOn..' 0 3 i_rIO If'e JISóI IS Yr's •sPtt- . )H )ll Ireicti Ai 'i 69 Buick LeSabi'e Custom 4 (IdIOt. P0 tri !.)larp 52395 "t' - _____________________________ ,'L IW it Pontiac Tempest 1 3/. Iu: ( 011$)!' 5UI t 1 dr 52995 iIliICmI(jII(1(1(11112,111 , ,'. i "5 Vi% • Os Get In On All The Action ' If your club or orgdnhldtiOil would like to be Included Ill tills listing ciIl DAIt. Ii!I _ l I yI .,. I -iF HALL) CLASSIFIED I) EPA H TM F N 1' '3')? 2611 LilN OiHE S (i.i,s 2$ DI, s O 516 U $46 .1 line' Act --SO /1 S tine Ad - S 40 52? 00 561 40 p1.50 $F 00 HER ALO '.i ', DIAL 3Z2.26h1 or LI iy\i-,s 5504 ni' •'.d tiE H S GU $L 0$ N IPIE _"7' '. ,' I S ,. -, ' 20 Vt". Oon bC OrMrn.Ikmng, - SIOB1LE 55014111 IHE SANFORD folIoi.ng di ifld I .-f.r •. I) rtuOii '4.if,jrdi ''.I' - ' - i ', ____________ SALESA SERVICE Buick Rivera, fully ll(lUil)PiI(I (111(1 shIr 1 rrz', !i,. -- '. I I I',? ,I ':JsMI - CallS)) 2323 fully equipped, clean $3395 njnCt'UA',ai.)t di''' . ' l's' bINGO CLASSIFIED! N F . ''I' '--it. Cabana room's. C-"- jnd.IOfl'nU - Au tpl,isui5313CC AtOIflOtIVC Set vice Sport Coupe low mileage Line to - '1,1 Ciii ,iu, 'Ii, ,hll(oll yI)uf oil - ',irt or - - -i.'' ,. ,..'.. - 71 Buick LeSabre, 2 door Your Direct wage 219 CarIantt? SewIng 'i '.''BiLE HOME SERVICE St. iltifl',, Nor? ' "It's. Utility roOm's. 5', 122 "i Ow, COMPLETE ) Pet Care _______________________________________ . .,,'.. _' - f • i -. MATPIEUFIXIT SERVICE Wart. PainteflQ Odd 3)"'. V jird Call 373 2770 --it !. B LAWN SERVICE CE E ST IMATE S 373 1037 - '. •.' i nSU • _. _ __-' _ -' - - _i a_ Iijtj i s (i..c Io,ndjuv'tf, 123 0121. 372 - i _- . ,. ?w0ci- ' LEGION POST ,S3 TO' ()()J1 Mi IN $31t0 V CnbC at Ho liii' i I-ill InC GE Atljifl(eS COlipany ',,inlord fled 2S2 I'srt. ()r". , 0? ISP? -_.euIC I - , 1Z _____________________________________ Appliances AMERICAN 69 Pontiac Grande Prix Spori Coupe. A 1 Real $2495 Value - AGE ,,,, -_-. I u.r'iaIes 1'' $4295 - __-"i- ,.K___-'.' 1(1CC 5141 I WIGCRATION SEW' ICC r', cm .5 r :1 Hour SfviCe & Reps efrUrril-un -"' (cmd,toOfling. OnaliflU Serving Sanford ar' ,.,til,' I ,1 i! a Pt'iii( fU •2- I __ -' hardtop, Oil sile 3222611 &Sat Esr I,' thirds 7:15 p u ''$-.iqtiItr .!.L. 69 Pie.'. flarpet piece's, reasonable. other It-ms Coin.' ste at lOP /. ulernan ( mi I.' ill 5065 119? (L1Miii Condition'fl9 Alt Meetings uslneSS 7:30 1sf. Tues - 7:10 3rd Tue's Social dr P idiflQ Mow,-' i.nt' Call 03) 237) Dealt-q 30 ',l'iJtt) (It Sanford ARE HERE! frame Price i(IUdC5 PiOus !,,i.l-ret C ttapl I! I' '1', _________________________________ RI. POSIT SSlQtd '• Locksmith blOuSeS moved 10 your lot Block a' new foundat-l.'rmI%. -n yOUr lot floOding Mo,.' - ' The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! NOTICE DISABLED I AMERICAN V E T ERA N S . 0 ermote wAStiC?, '- to SHOP THE EASY WAY' GMC TRUCKS h'.ILSOPI '/.AIEW FURNITURE buy st-il trade 327 36 311 3ISE First St from the Florida j50 5913 -. -- - lt:rS , 02 0352 PONTIACS, 0 PEtS, .'. 0%' ACT be Hour office at 12490 BuildIng. Seventh Avenue. is ;w THE NEW '73 BUICKS, III PIT A liED Rollaway. flab', (It-Os (4(4140? 1 S FURNITURE I',' .' 1;; SIll lie fijliy from oWained , baIt errPiQ/e'r5 ttt I7t Harley Divid%oflSPfiflI. ) It i EvISIl."i SU 1St IS UI' EquIpment For Rent 54 kno'fl9i acCcPt HELP Itt WANIEr ADS that tssed prefert-flCC dicates a F/(C ri' , ' ,0AWttOAVI[)S0t4 i This NEWSPAPER dc.s riot - 1,14 CiimA;O/71. I sc;i:;:lf r,(iliP" ne 'ifr 1:1 50"ir " Stereos (3) Cy.'ntry Club 3 Bdrrn . CB. "u' ,.lpfif rOfld,hI (Qfflr l' JId ST.SII _________________________ •ge' fri I'UIlL IC AU( I toil hiultif niuSic te'nl?'r, $ track. r,Ir fmidgcti5.Ptr player. AM FM Slrri'o. let', Monday Nt,' Spe,1k.ef ySIt't1i% nd tl,ifi(i 377 7 000 m IO5) 0l2.'il c,,s i, tO S We Pu, Or '"l Ui," p ccc or hOUSt-hold Consur" ,ctl% ll -w"lCOr'i' F Or ,nior mahiort -,?i' ..r it-Il C,n, 3?? 9170 Sanfot 0 51-i '.1. Ii,IT 'l'. (f r ,'p.il Au? c'nP1, 1?II Sanford - Sold for 5)0 10. and 540 20 'iurii( wilt, A '.5 I P.S rid.O, I wilh $ Irtick lit" Wanted To Buy 57 Ierm,ts .t,,il'tblC Coil Set.' 327 9411. Or SC(' .sl s;.t cI.SPI 32? 470 10140 S'WlNCn CENTER 1u I I or ,jti'd lii? nIuf c ,tpplrici'i.. 1.'.''i'I'fl l',t t(x)I% i-It IlL! I or 1001 tn'''. La!!, P,•jirt 715SanfOrd Avi' i ''..4- yard. eec hi. covened by the DISCRtMlNAhI - And Scooters :u ,,nnnt1?tleS?1jimP5, SS all 664 59S6 Auctions A.. - . - 377 , iy c.i.,.i ti - washer '- MotorcycleS 73 trw ,u-,il,r 372 6A6t HAR R I SS REALTY - . - 3228444 double garage. 531.500 377 2399 -00 ''s 3,' RI. EL S flOt)V SP'It1P II I i,infc''tt A'. pfl,jP 0,,'',-' - ' ''-' -Lot-it Arbor 4 Bdrrt'I, --- ri 550 UOWPI buyS any VW ot-r 51) (1,1 V #1 OlO?5' P/tIny I TI P. hwy 1793 t S Points. Ifl 377 0)0 I jiuto pariS tin '.'r 'iv'. i,ttll nt-St. I rent' I'm ii'v lit! fill ibinet. %9V Other lv 1-tus FNTE klNGDOSSF - - tJ h Lfl'' I' ' 'eli,Si'(I )fl 1571 . _i "I,'f.,, " 'll, ,lLfll3fIt-tl snuer 5.ci4et Zg ZA0 ° tlS bco.tlully manicured yIV() P' tO 1,11 at %6.Y,?0 S5.000 (iSfi tAkeS it Fr 0rii!. or0 - e.i." -"''' Mobile Homes LIVE IT UP Atitti I'AW T5 P4w, is !.'?wrl''i I I 7, SjicilOrd I PIt'.'. A. ',' - lot-i Ilirit'S', forces salt' f 1971 f;ilas it- 500 Plo reasonable df" -' l'arts Accessories - -- - Auto RepaIrs it ij,,'.'s.'c iii,,, 61 ___________ , II.".o" ,rit'trP rIle It ,,luvr 111,5. - 107W 1st 5' 3 .1 2,1 'ii, toi. , Sports Equipment ___________________________ 4557 kULP RIAL I .iwi ' 4 ocirm.? t.," ' A '' .'. - - ' Lots & Acreage ONLY p..,,!or 5rmn'.'' Mu.BC ORLANDO "iP P. I • '-i oucto Laru ii room. w * arPr1'ng c' '' Anter Pork. 644 3300 Mm Saund,?5 after 6 amid *et-kt-nd Orlando 29301)7 ______________________________________ 33 -- i r'uyirtg. , 377 4911 Eve Surida! 3 . i' '. Stemper AgenCY _$ 5)7 SC it eel 447) )CS eel P 'rsdn t III ,e I.'.tI( 66A 1.345 5)11 5PtOflè - 'i- ti, 1ii-,I IS'A't-- pa n'ed - dt- arl Lit-dtOO"S I h$lt S 12 'vS' ICIIil - - McQuillan ct 3 .qrkwi,.• *iia .IcONTEMDE0tb0MEowPui thiS -. II e-niOv gracious livin9 ri j .a fiQ!?- A ,iiintl1'f %tntJird Shift P Alt I .tra (lean, and only 5Sl - iii ILEY'S USED CAPS, II i 6 WIS I?" War lu • Ak C (i,,i,,iSyfl. inccln' y M.iles. 5175 i,.lv's, 51(l) 031 '.4141 I_____________________________________ any si'ol HouSohOld Goods ___ 2565 Park Dr. '2. 7120 WEAL 'tOW Attraciive4bedroO 3 bath hOme 3 .s, with trailer PIt-Or S(ltC%)lSAf1i ho' '.'oppirg The ,.r,t- It r s.5000 '- '- i, Stenstrom Realty $100 PE .,tOPITH , tp' thiS 3 bt-drt,O". I all ,ou haIti with panelled tarmil, rcy' $1 it - s neat and clean F,rst down takes t ' i SSA Goods - IC,' $it WILSON PLACE T' PrdrO3m%, 7 baths var' !. CC imity room, with freF I a r and all the t-,trA ,:rrened tl'jit make home in this •rea t.D øt-tirbblC Call today for 0t-Ai'. •iI"4S if s'ou teen-agers can afTulsa. lord onlv one year t I j %'liidi ('05'. prOdUCt's k.,e. you mriav get the be-st the' 1I1(P%t milk-Holstein, icr- chance at good positions by se's. Hereford. Guertises? .tak&ng the' one-vt-ar dipknna at ans' acedited (Yl Spiro Agnew suggests course a-Gnidiroll Diamond, Fair- Business School! 'ay. 1at3.Send for my "Vocational (lOi Mosquitoes asic a 'Guidance" boiklet. eneloschief SJ)rtdei of--Typhus. ing a long stamd, retum H.ihies - Ml,r iii TIlLireliws. eli'. elope-. J)lLIs 2.5 cents, for fill)'.' has the U.S. it abo includes a oIt-h?r N( NtiUv ,'IlI))hi)t,d 5(K) if those "Test of ]Iorse Sense." Three 1acluSe for a room and lots of pedroorrs. Ft-nced Ori cO.rfi?r t,tp, fA"-lv 570' on wek.va ,ncIuOes small fr bedroom rome Ideal flUf'flt'rOU% vSt-S 556.700 Own" will finance . 127 $143 I i(fl{fl,flti 12? 9(90 ' I il? flil 4 tloO? ttjihion 11 I'm 1,1011 hOPS '' ' ./nit. SwAtirti 51 H I. 0* miIe'00 - 32) 3A7)allt'r S -- CA'S fin? med-I aS $15 per month l, r.lfld '-. RiVER FWOP4T $ -- Needs Kids N Kurtains I. CALF 51411 iNSUPA,i.Cr 10) C WEST FIRST ST P1'S 377 flY Ph 377 5841 - uq . hell I1U43,,l tIe' lI''' - Shell HOme On p, O.'nvr 3 Itr1 i lot Ott AngelOS road. • i Stenstrom lhl) es,ys'hirre. For f'li.iltTIj)If' i"' the sant-tv f fields of liUtTiatll 41 '14t)rse' Seia' test Itents but IAlwas thOr. C,S1i4 ii ear. ..aimi.rr, I' AllIrt it an industrirs itdtclltti(1 . ii'. 1ust TlIdIIV jwririn,-e .ni-4-iii.e .nd TI s4dr.td •t&suiwI. s%Ii11 mit tht ' hit' lIi,'isi l)415J5i. It.. !U54 14) mad pflt-tlmg Itt-ills itt JP'-V th i EQUAL HOUSING ______________________________ versatile cUfldiddtt3 in con- Boston, Pittsburgh. Omaha, Car-Help --- We Have Many Other Listin95 Open Saturday Mornings r Rmni'-- brOrn - b5e trailer tumnitIPiCO Ct-n b.t-het 377 5655 - -__ I I. new- like I ',i3OV%l I lIt-i I tn' lii 14151(1 tWli,'i Mignovos. $100 - - ----- - - ---I.' ISO lIT U DrarbO'fl AulornAlli UI' , ,,t-r, .tnjl %70 gjil gi% I,ink 322 i.ltS jilter -P4cm!,-. i'('tC IIt-ilin0 tit'iil Oil On" .1 '.jl id l.tiil 'ti-cl l'ct lr I Stilt,' li-li 1?? 101A 4, I ' homes fl brick 0cmt Manor and San lanta F nar.c flu F HA '.L,hdiviSlOfl ,t'.ailaLll AUSTIN DEVELOP •'EN't COWP - 031 6300 ______ let trust 't,,t- t- -- - - I" los ti Ill 1.10 (31 ALE P AU TO SAL r'. lii • 1)) (19?'. $17 Car F I na nc Ing ' lti facj 1943 1jipora5?P', ii'.- I' '' i,,iio'iI - '' Catalina, runs r.i ' ' - weekS / 92 mt s P1I N N HWY 'cpr-40 A J 7( 3 01 9 r i rq VW KIN (i r,9rh 11100 3f1 as 25 Houses Rent Furnished .......... - 7, I .ltv.fi% lil'CPIITSJWI I ,.,,-itr'retl ;"r.a'C $i'.0(i Si','' - ________ 30 -I'ont.ac "i o'- At? wIlt', r.tt-llri' "' .,'' i,'.? i"ls ', """'' tiiOL:'.CbO.At 0'! ill 12 ' ii, i" ---------buyS in Santotd. you will know 'two bedroOms 2 bathS. tamil, room, sCparatC dnnQ. garage. th that this ., bedroom, 7 tjith it. trnced corner $17 S Florida room and man', e,trAS 5 a nd jidiacent L't U nanciflQ n At $37,930 reai barga available 2370 S Laurel PADLA- Not a sacr ICC. Oot A -_________________________ Reduced for gu.Cb sale-4 bargbifl' juSt a modern beAUtifUl 7 haIti concrete block 0w-ncr leaving town, 3 bdrm, blci.k. 3 ? carpeted. jind IurniSht-d Clean as and brick priced right On Ar a pn Must re tO APC)re(iate prosimattly 8aU'cS with Sac!?'. "I grove producinP bbout 700000'?-'. •,tOSsic Bateman, Broker, 377 764) all Iht- r*t'A'. annually Home ____________________________ i I, '. v#i P,ea RYLAPID MLA TV Iii illOr -- Ei(lusisC - It Tw •, 0- '°v'' ' ,','ik -.1 'aS',, quick- (itt pt-I deAninU ten? lIe (.titrC F li' hr ii 5haniPon' 3, St Pt-1 tI,ly (AR ROt it-n CruiSer 19' 15 H P JohilSil ..',,,., Tandem trailer. $995 'r teaonabIC offer 030 WAT [P F PONT [ ccu'T lyE \t-r tifluStijil 3 borm .7 bAth, with patio, Meclterrancafl riociknQ sprnct fed lake OnIt ss2.S00 ' '- ' 'i j''ti August st'c I.? nd i Pets And Supplies '-'cll (INS flAil & TACKI E 919 '.'. " Live' flail, Groceries, flee. tims 69 OpeIt 7 days 322 8729 - t'rt-C bedroom. I' baths. st'. arpet. a'. $1600 down ASsume of 515.700 322 3630 ____________ r room, ØiniflQ Mt-A. t-QuiPPt-d tht'fl 2 bedrO0S One bA!' afl ndt.On.nQ Now prced A' ,.r 570.700 - WITH £ PRIPIYCIPIG PROBLEM 'U - t Mf'Qfl,'m'itl.JS I " Houses Rent - - ad rHir _ T r-tE - I { •Ø4F - - - ---- --------- - _-- I i Outboard Mi SALE -''lOt 9$ PIP fought new. used '. 323 i927 . -- --II oat, II P it,erglass hull, dairL' '.,il, simIan to Sunfish Originalit $50 Asking $130 Call 0,1,111.1 731 3016 ,iftr I Real Estate - - ( W 211'fovt Ser'..cr Cat' 377 7491 I'. I One tectciom garage apartmen' 374 13 afler p p nt st-CL' 'i Cailbart fr an c: rl? i-fl 102) W 3rd ALTY 'iii? s'.'r'" MAGNE TIC SIGNS 3 D - "some ,tr - E CL IJS1VE PARk P lOGE One wa', to beat The high (OS? 0 living is to buy thiS fliCC duc'el Pt-side in one unit. And tease the income Each uflil haS other "'' o.-twwi 55 Awe - REWARD V.I,cT 2 2. cIurycm'. ____ L.., ) ) O' .4E ALE 4R&E"- tnnI •s.n 372-1W2 3r Mon ___________________________ ,-.,'t Call RE Sa"d S SAC'. I ' Re s u Its -. -. ,Ad s Bring . - L,. / -I i__ -,.----=-- '4iv ant - - --- P I " '- i Young A 1' £1-.-- - 5A .E43.)SE - ______ by Chic _____________________ ' - , ________ -- ______ from tlitist' WIth S't'TS,Ltil(' •iWfl.Ifl eperierice. A numbti of Dental Surgeons. too, flOVi' add this am uick 'Horse Sense e' battery of employment tens when hng Dental Assistanti. _-.----- -, of' - t' c; P'.1 7H1 IiMI T(sT(D 70P part.. Ave .372 612) Awaijihit- nightS jit 377 715 For the stTess today is not on mere academicgrades Case V-52O Harlan X.. and cultural high-brow LibiiUVi' top WitS U era) Arts training, but on aged .3S, abilit's- to adapt to changing fleer. ti'.iti ".'. 011111 rlitTllhidt(' the work ciuditions. 'Dr. Crane." lit' lticjUitt'tl. academic or bookish Navy T11I$SIC)fl to wt-d like Bticent}'. C. V. Nickersort ()fficttri. &K of our IirwsF- -'er quiz said hLs placement office at \t-tl chops niade sAilichI I IttII*5. v,111k on f,it-Ouik, Boston had 182 urifilkd po1tU Foi- t.t watit a practical sitions available but nohods method of werctui, out the Gobble, \1(kI BUa 2' \iid1 worker uses a to take them! thie')rlltS ailiolIg the' cuiidiDespite an uneuip)oynwnt hubbu. - Tailor. Plumber. dates lOT (IH3LI training figure of 5 to 7, n'ian' Chef. Ekctrasan our Navy Air Corps. '3 A wind soc1 stiggest.s jobs still go begging. U 'All (If t1i.-it Iilt'Il 1 Prof. ilolhis Baird, Dirt-cwhichi invt•ntor--Det'Te. Bell, hib 1.9. of Lincuin Colke, says ton 11tit suuw of theiti aze tsi Fultoti. Wright? t4i You oati shiot a birdie the lob opportunities artand tic,t - bro,idk 'tXM)kI%h I '-" u-1,Jzd - 'HUS-Il iui'iitcd it 1rtii.oeil itff,;iri. .vear Associate Degree Grida Court mood. I4ilIk% "in sour daily Test Your than for the 4-year B.S. iron, 1-lorse St-nM,' coluinii I base graduate or esen the Misswill Vliicb spx-ies (5 ou cvsttt noticed that Memo. Orpingtori. ters ( M.S. degree. sers' wide- raige of useful cackle Guernsey. Morgan? A Phi Betas Kappa whose rser'tLv ktittwlt'dgr 6 usually triteel is A knowledge is bookish. may 'Atid V(IU pit-sent it in a in the- Bathroom. thus be surpassed by a popular 4.atiss"ei fOrflU4t. o found i)itiitig 1ooin. year 'B' or esen C" student Bedrooni WO could easils cull out 5()(J BUcUII Lis'iiig with more versatile practiof sour test items that would sug.gests7 ingot l experience! An us thezi weed out the 74-Trucki And Trailers BLONDIE - ST. JOHN'S By George 'W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. duate. ' ________________________________ workers 73-Motorcycles And Scooters j - Harlan expresses our U.S. Navy's stress on versatility , its officers. Note also what Prof. Baird says about the present demand for with "Horse Sense" Ifl CDfltT'SSt to the brain• truster or bookish g Use the tests below to measure gumption! ________ )r.J't - \(IQR 6-4--Clothing MJ' :r TNG AI r Dick - t.,.r _ 'itt-tn .5 i',i' '. i' W CENTFR Autos For Sale 75 - Il!? _- 56 (t1 I I (it iii' .' I Ii' ill' Seats c ctnu ,iui 5pm c.5.tlet 55 ,lh pi.iifltt'fiifl' - ilti isil 'it $550 Ileem ospense. , %2'.i'l 377 01 10 I,'.. fill il.t'. l"'t-' WOIISON MAWINI 702? tf*v %r 92 372 5961 fjiml', tofl(CrflC(1 abOut lOt'Q '.ialue Modern 7 I*drO.0" with pient', of (o?t'.fnrI'rS ',poce Priced jit 52 Ict ('CAl no,'. tt'i' ito' ' 1447 f''yI.t' 'J,''if 1 r rr,rlilicwt Ill'sI ()ilt fAA 5457 - i' , t.'irS lrrtful Ra'.enflA Part. setting. for Ii I - --- Yr (lilt Pegilt-red Paint Mate 37) 7 I PITIP 30? las' lit SI 11/ will t-vt-'s III II 1 Craft playbOy). 3) ft and U 12'. HP Johnson Outboard LiScil Ii 137 144 'nge I' , ''. ' ?84 __ ,AA?hi - house ________ yI: tfl ii 0 ,, .- ' 1 ...- A I it ! ' AIII '.' ______________________________ I.'ti?il'flr . 5n , -- -- -- - .5'. r 'ci hu *? c / " • __________ _______ KIu 1,() ( ts'fn!a riS'rA?1 4J,4'/ r r, I, 'ha rarrehi Mr 4 Trucks And Trailers 7-i Sddlt-S. Il, stIl,'S, I4.,lipf'. 7 ml wPSt f I Intl IA (lilt-il I 10 I Xl. 6 ID and w,ekarWt 371 7701 i..' ti prti F 'i SI'S ItT 10 liii', ,ni',tt% "I $7 C,tll 1 ret,l (trpf SAPII oWl) sr'.5Ipji. 1i I, Otill flow P ,(1nt , 1972 -. 5 PIP. $1695 373 iO5 ,if1)r A Oai F Sjinlovd item P 0 fin' I ot and Equlptllellt Inc M.v - - Orlando Orte AptS 7 &dijit 31S jiSh . - 'i '.511)1. 5th 1 i.tit'. ltiittfiu,1il.' •. Si'lcf in 5291 I eIlOsSessriI l'.'l' lt,il,i!ii V of Johrisort on '.mjiuI hcmi w,tnhi'd - SINGER STR F IC 14 STI TCII Boats fifA ''' ASALOPI APARTMENTS ADULTS -- NO PETS 116W ino St :' ommess'on Owner needs cash 'nr 'rt C.l ton 3 it,".'.n to 5 Ittirrit I tatb,('Qup('C(1 hit - lih ('0 land 7 beClroO" Modern COMMODORE APARIME 307 MAgnolia Avt 372 lilt -.'. --'- c.t'.r a flundIr. no frtare charge o' '. A%'Cir .. •'. %ule-c Park.. f Ia )79 -_________________________ Sanford Realty afternOon 6O-Bulldlng Materials i- ('l(IP 3,1? 4-'? , Real Estate Wanted 'i1'i lit 3376053 0' Pt'op'An' Sb-Store Anti Office EquIpment - ne.ir t 1 rns"er beijrooct 7 BOrm. pritv furnished garage A' A'.'C apantmmt $100 372 3331 Trailers 37 'i-ill Near Churches -- - Camp *rjirc . ,'. .t ' S7-MusiCi MerchandIse (T7i" ''". is SSA-Household Goods ' " P5it,fl% atlO open for Managr-. PRODUCTS INC Atststan' rnenaper. ano caShierS .' taking .pplicatOtlI 10' Appty in person to MedCV Discount operAtors, mouider operators cut New commercial oiidirig t lt-l%I. pint-crest Shopping Center ..ne' with OffiCtoff men. assemblers lift drivers, NP' 4 00(- Sc F' t ALP aria helpers Starting Slacken Eas' ø 14 Pt 44 Call space wages tr skills, $2 SO an hou' tO' Counter girl wanted Approsinniltely 773 Se.7 pf'r hOUr ______________________________ 23 tirs p. week. $T those who qualify She?' wO"t. --- - --- Guy's Hp'.jbn p' Bar B Oir '1O1 *'t-fe.. complete benr'i' 79 Wanted To Rent Frenl-- AvC.. Sanfo'O for stcaø, workr-s 'HolidayS. vacAtiC't. insuranrnl Apply 1297 LOnOW000 fit tht Young trAiner in bookkeeping Part Want someone to care for st-tnt Charles 5' invalid Provide them room art 322 lOSS timr in prociuctior otfitboard ____________________________ _______________________________ ' .sen wilt esperi.ncr in puil'ng Womer to work in foliage in Sanford pot iit,it Is there a n. Garden Arts NurSery. 7 mobile homes and set up Cii 773 Old lady can rent for leSS than $100 rorip' Fort-St City n * Lake 4350 P-fillisrd MObilt- HornvS Hwy Øfl h' Yt-arly 3727339 Ii flrAfl'lei Road 13A 14k 1797 Orange Cl', Sp-Antiques - • o __________ AMERICAN WOOD 55-Mlscpllaneous For Sale I EVS$N I ' /? fr Cr-b typiSt, speeo arid accuracy Ct-OUI't-G. pnone 372 6565 fr In 'e'view r 722-0701 after 5 30 p nIt nnurartce bent-fl'S Pt-pt', os 467, ca'. os The Sanford Herald, Sanford. Cli, 37771 51-Auctions by Bowen & Schworz ThE BADGE GUYS pEArfl-• wh:?MAN ISOC French Ave 3276435 ,'. '.'.''' I'.tI Ut la,% Call " '' 30 C wrc.owv ShOlilt F HOME c 321 ShiS) m 5700 SRi'f,',il hi'.'. , )? 92 ______________________________________ STENSTROM REALTY .Jt - Lve!tOCk And Poultry 6? T F ____________________________ AIv mum 5kIrtifi(J wiln evet I %ply ntctdt-1 5.411(1 ri-ow lhru SettI 5 ,,'- '.V hi 3'2 6438 -- ____________ Miscellaneous For Sale SS Mobile Homes rtras ;''r :4' ( I A 1 (il', _____ _______________________ rOort plus tCfltt4I P'?At I(t(P(i tCttf'fl, lCflifIi fl %1t'QD ,t- - _______________ ___________ ________ tPtrre bathS, 34' ''r'i ,. I' Anti I 1:; '.'. Apply at Gienoal Re%tautanl. hew Store openingEsper.enre0 retail sales personnel Full or pati time Good Salary Pa,a vacation, ______________________________ ________ ______________ - Rummage Sales SO-Garage I, ' Esperience essential Si DI' hour for SO hourS work pee week. No phone c.ltS 44-Sports EquIpment - / WA-treSseS wAr'eO ______________________________ has opening for SALES ZALES MAP. Mull be high SChOOl PYACtUAtt-, gooa personality. no' AfrAid of People or work. inouirt 1)00 State 5' - M' Itoatner P40 47-Boats and Marine EquIpment - Apply Liikevit-* Nu'sinc Ct-nile 515 East 2nd St Avt ______________________________ 41-Bicycles Wd / Celleri trrige benefits Apply in person jiftt-t I a m to Scotty's 'iomr BuilderS 700 S French' 5.anfo'cT Wanted 37-Real Estate - r Stanley Home PrDCudli. 3 ladies 36-Business Property "SO OJ ,n'!i'".1 - oct 40 III Sq.tmn, AU,-nat'e M /#1 RL,q A.?. Th-? .%%nri yi 'pgIJ*?Ast ".'M f I_____ ______ ri.,ifftffl$ (flit lot. wa'. 1.t"er,1 jirpel. arid east t..tchefl ,, - - " n'an to drIve truCk part time $50 S'S Call 131 577'? aria unioaC matprial arid work ri ____________________________ LO1JGW000, 7 bedroom frame %1't pt-' mni'h plus i-fr yr e,#fek L lumber waro II Aâes ii'.an,-dO,e RN LPN a Property Ii r WA' riw N4*E TA&' r,...IL P.li'.-c cider woma' tO :At for 3 ch.il"rr and oo g' housework at-Bar', MS 6031 Ciii 322 774 Salary pluS commissIon 34-Mobilt Homes 35-Income & Investment E' CF ALOF - - Furl Ciii ciriversfleeded 33-Lots & Acreage CAPTAIN EASY beQIAU hAnd at up. PxOd'rieflCeC workers for fast growing tx,a' ompar', Escetient compan', benefits Apply Sl.ckcraft Boat D,vitlnn o AMF, RobleiC Plant, iØQ 142 322 Sanford Airport, 7000 An EQual OpPOrtun't Impic'yer vAlujibir time Starting Mer' wanted tot Service 3tji'Cr 5kill at the same Person A!ti'ndants Apply In $7 SO tO 5300 an hour Send CIrr ..eonao' ."e'. ;sor Pi'-v br,rf it-tie' with personal detailS Ac atto goals to l%oi P-4o 4U. care c.i IA -I'h,SanforOHerAici.SAttftWd 14 Female Help Wanted 3277% 7-Warted To Rent X'M - n" ar. ina'r a 26-Business Properly For R,.,t --- LIJ - - ___________ • Weekend Apartments Rent Furnished -- 23 PA',, PiuS COmnTISIOFI. app't Crumt Fuel Oil. 1147 ti' FaU -_banks. winter TRA INE ES - Li'1? ' QQ t Ihi 1(1 'hl'SI ' SE DAN 'O '1W rt'fliø cutrn SmiI jiir P'i'A' jitivt 1) ('fl .rOomed jird gpod p,-- -r cm shaded e• ___________________________ - '.vCr5 FupI Oil drl', Escellent MACHINISTS 76-Mobile Homes Rent - ?*L?N'm ________________________ Ma it Help Wanted 24-Houses Rent Unfurnished 13 25-Houses Rent Furnished cte5 and MaintenAnce Man !tIfdPO Appi',' ir person tO Bahama Joel Lobster ttous. 230$ French Avf, Sanford nlANOLE.SONS '-ct-r .', IA'. _''".'i - _ - Uniurnished HEAR ,&M7 _____________________________ JAnitOr or _______________ 23-Apartments Rent FIFE 372 4S62 ti - '-"RETCM starling Monøay ______ Tues Oct 24. rn. Dcl 23 7 5 30 a rn Enroll now MIL&.DVS gnOlea. C ABRIC SHOPPE 117 Sanforo 3730313 - Dr flA I bIh, itt ' Three Bedroom reliable mar 1'i - - '') ,n,I ','i , - , ApartmentS Rent Unfurnished 27 t NO 0 4230 S 0upIt Sanford iriOn'.e' SiilAr',A Commission - ad'es 21-Rooms For HowriIlc by Bill r. STRIPES... FOREVER -- -- SEW - iipjlT - Rentals . 1J I ( un -- 7 - ______________ ( Pljint Operators, paver operators roller operators. and Lute mert with jitphjil! rWCCed, Fort LbuaerOaIe. 305 54 443.4 4r eOUAI esperieflCPC r1 . . I 17-Domestic Child Care rTi _________________________________ And c,e-renceC - ) . apprOsimate' ,j jill fenced $75 000 Øesrf'-t wok h's ('At p rr'. 45p jifter __________- ii, r rch 'lø 1 r ittnk FOR VALUE t'0.h 8r1r,Q o'ChrlSfI'tSaS %P,oppirlg children b lot an hour or a oa' Cn(,.rela's Castle3733454 , -r' Wanted b-Situation For W71tC Employment - for immedijite information phone or _____ - p.4'_ been lookirr votive 13-Mare ' Drivers Our by ECED COLJNCJLM4 P'oMSE FA PY RAtSES , 3-AnnDuflcemefltl - /,II p',I rh CHECK THIS IS t4.! - TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ,,nW t*?% f' I __-- Living fl " ''-- c"$' / V -. •- 1 ' Autos F3r- Sale --- ' Autos For SAIP BANK REPOSSF.SSIONS ) MT1T? (jjvw-r - b.jiujt.fui s.ttrtlt'e' Pt e 5' '-V Country - byArtSaniom 1\' or 3 c;øj ;3o.ia Night' 373 flpl -3 bedrOoms bath "Ii lurnshr'd Large lot with ft 1: h,tchefl, (OUt?? tOt *ith tA hhi'C .ini berIflQ AvO(AdO mo iigP? care for sic ona', ri dtiP5 '.arv. arnc app.&a'c"s fnr wehouse 0el,VPr', clrver5 ' wert. en Orlart-OO MuSt bi 1 of age or older. e*celiefI' health ano willing to work nightS iS nightS A week Midnight tO $ A m jiIfir'I and fringo IiCelIcnt benefitS piscappy 200 A Pjirt Ave S4'ntriCl Star O$f'CC. Sanford Oct 1$ 4 p m t A p nt has _______ tIO.: -- - _____ ________ 17 Domestic-Child Care ' __ C A WlddOn,Sr.e' itlord ifl N Path. 'It tOts of bre1 h".r 'lI• for ji lArge •*r.'.I ,Ijr, P'Ovts '. Fireplaces Three ,. CP'Idcare.daor flight,nice Nom;. tenced ar0. Please call 373 pt Warehouse Delivery Our cspandlng vending program Itt created this maretirig are, more openings for Qualified in tlependent vending operators full r oart time Announcements - - 1-Lost & FOUFICI ,, 436 - wft! of j' si' 33 (ica, ________________________- nvutmn?t Ca±* pfELi.ARC WELDERS WA!C? CVflC' Ir'C . -e'i Rcati. Castelb. WELDERS WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU? 1. LAIIORERS (,enerai rAc?(sr -• 'ir Mt O%HTH ME 1WHV4 tOUR . I','I Saul ' s Agency REALTORS 3?1ASn.ht PLANT MAINTENANCE M AT1TNTTS Place - -- 'wa ooUM JIM HUNT REALTY ''' other type ' prcfi'ab)t because veridic sot? drinks ar,ø $?I6Ch% in thiS area •rp corsumed b more r*OpIIOf AlI$QCS at ?TIO! 0vt'ti' loca?iorm thjin Afl other prodi)dt Or Ia ndo 4E 1 .-- - -- R,QCFICVSC P31-3100 IFIVVd tO irIvestIQAte A well t4tabl.5P10 And QtOWtt ccan Esandng area 3'r corporate team bOOStS the PiIQPwSt ncomC ri the inAPOoiflt?flCfl' Ot dilItrict 3' 6AM ft'0 3 W?Pfl riatIO?It Oldest And - AAAEMrLOVMENT 2. CasSeIberrv MIC oU . Discount. pinccr't! ShoppQ Center (nest to ALP $? 5*t d'FIh companies Ottr bUSIPSAIS Is WI? 0r1r16 an srac vpnIItIsQ Ut h.p i'S StICCAUfUI by Lorry Lewis EEC -- D REP Were Valu vend, Inc a subsldiarl RcwonsIe men jire 322 - 261 1 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS open for manage OF YOUR OWN? Seminole ' Posihlons shic Sell-Out't. THE BORN ________________________________ For Sate -- r'I' NEI ?Pree t'edro(Im 1: bAth !.OIS C P'('At. cArçW'r.l " cen r.QupItl I- I1 Pi *)oes eqdtd MSStftflt maFIAQer, and cas •r%in person 10 MPdCO BUSINESS _I L opening pronri iIi ,,au . Houses 31 Houses For Sale 31 c : iTESSES- MiSt •0t in person to aPtama JOes Et.renCed COC'S AppI' IFI PAISOFI LESS THAN 1 THOUSAND rnndcInm" WUW IU W Ad Today A Wan t ' Srvce StatIon A?tet%dafl ADP person to 714 3th St., Sanford ____________________________ WOULD YOU INVEST A " 2-I I--w.w Mate-Female is Male Help Wntec 13 6busineUppOrTu.1itieS jQ .-Z ' ------- I NFORMATION 1 - Ads Want With Tuesday. Oct. 17. 19/?--iIt - The Sanford Herald ,UUkSL '.tOU MA'b SOUR At) IF YOU HAVE A TELE OUR NAME PHONI i 1-i ILL' tN OF �For 'Family Living' Views Tuesday, Oct. 17, 1972 8B- Tile Sanford Herala - " 1 F Teacher Is ' Bounced ' stic! anta ig ;aitth r b i jrraL?i Progress its Bill. 5( fI'l'J Parole and Probation Mrs. Jeanne Nelson, chairman of League study on Sentencing Gerald Rutbcrg. public defender: and ft Ii. Eaton, state prosecuting attorney's office. Marilyn Gordon Photo - (;old ca n help turn engines on and effect stage separations in -pace vehicles More than l.IOO pieces Of gold and other precious metals re portedk hale t*en used For this - - I Legal Notice RESOLUTION - ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER vlt'ILEN. SECONDED BY COM MISSIONER YARBOROUCH, THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM SEMINOLE MISSIONER S OF COUNTY. FLORIDA. ON THE 5TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A 0 1672 WHEREAS. the recent reap ixrtorimentof election districts by Legislature of the State of Florida has necessitated an ' e r Of 11th day the July. PRECINcT P40 1 Sanford. Temporary Polling Place. Sanford ('cc Center, Sanford, Florida NO 17 Temporary Polling Place: Seminole High School Santoro, Florida BE It FURTHER RESOLVED that where the abovC said designation of polling places shall result in the yOf rig place for two of move precincts being located for pJrp'O,eS of an elect -on in one PRECINCT building, the voting places for the BL, build several precincts involved Shall be maintained and ,- established Separate anc apart from each other in said t'jiIdiflg. A nd BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED trial said temporary polling places be recorded in the Official Record Bc"I in the Office of the Clerk of the If Co. it Court of Seminole County, Florida. and that this resolution be Published not more than thirty days nor letS than twenty days prior to the holding of the upcoming general election to be held on November 7, 1972. in not less than two issues of a newspaper of general circulation published in Slid Count, I STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF SEMINOLE) I HEREBY CERTIFY that the above and foregoing is a true and BE correct copy of a Resolution passed uaianirnol/Sly by the Board of County Pe - of Seminole County, F CommisSioners F ton ida, t itS Regular Meeting held C. on the Sit) day of September. 1972, AS same appears on the record in the Minute Itoek for 4-14 Cc'ijr'', I IN WITNESS wPICREOF. I have hereunto set my hand and affixed ., the Official Seal of the Board of 1¼] County Commissioners, this the 5th Aday Of September. AD 1977 (Stall Arthur H Beckwith. Jr . - Clert. Of the board of Count for Seminole County, Florida Publish Oct 10, It. I77 THDE 17 S _ ' ," • ___ FICTITIOUS NAME PlOT ICE IS hereby given that I am engaged in business at 716 Brom Bones. LOnOWOOd, Seminole County, Florida under the' fictitious name Of WAREHOUSING EQUIPMENT CO .rud ttiat I intend to regis'er sad name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida in accordance *elh the proviS liona. of the FictitiOuS Name Statut es , To Wit Section 663 *6 . '. I Iorii'tø 1 1 F AA '. F'i. Oii f3. I 9'? 5'3Iuic'. 19t7. . . . - Ile 'uc )I . Schools Claims or Demands Against Said Estate You and rACh Of tou are hereby notified Arid re-Q'rt'd to ptSent an, . claims and Ocmlridl wtiiCh you, Of either Of you. may have bgAiflSt the estate Of DORA JANE DOZIER. oeceated. late co tad Coul to the County Judge of Seminole County. F br dl, at hit offiCe in the COurt h.U%C of Said County at Sanford. 6 lonida *'.thfl 5i1 calendar months from the time of the first publiCtiOfl of thiS notice Two copes of each claim or demand Shall be in writing, and shalt state the place of residence and 5,5t OftiCC address Of the Claimant, and shall be sworn to by the claimant thr agent, or attorney Arid accompanied by a filing fee Of Coll dollar And tuch Claim of demand Pv)t j4 filed shall be .old Doris Strickland AS aomn,Stratnil of the (state Of Dora Jane Dozier deceased Pijblish O't I?. 74 31 6. Nov 7. 1977 DLI lift NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION '., ,,.t Ilit 7 1972 The Boar C c' CC,.int, ComisSic'ners Of Sen nue County sitting as the Seminole County uti,tes Board eli hold a puol nearing n the County Commission Chambers of thC Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford, Fl.orida. on Tuesday the 31st day of October 1977 at 7 00 P M Cr ils soon thereafter at possible, to consider an application Submitted by Sanlaruclo Mob ile Home requesting a Certificateof Public Convenience and NeceSsity for watt, service in Seminole County, Florida t general deSCription 01 the area wherein application to provide water server has been requested as Park i00i Cleveland, Mite IT Berry t.ttorney% at Law 1' 0 Drawer 7 amtnrfl, Itgn.d.y 3;711 i. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Notice of Public Hearing I. 141,r,1 t Ills, , General Election will be held in the (IT Y OF WINTER S PR IN CS. lP' 5th FLORIDA, day of December 1977. for the purpose 'f electing a Mayor for the CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, for a one year term Councilman, Group I, for a two year term, Councilman. G'oup 7, for a one year for a term. CnCilman. Group two year lerm Councilman. Group The property owned be R L lluftatOe, known as Sanlancio Mobile HomC Park lying and beiflU in Section A. TownshiP 71 S . Range 31 E. S e minole County. Florida Portions of Lot U. Block o of Mt Levy Grant ChrIrs survey of according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Boot. 1 , Page S. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida together *ith all of Lot 1 C and p.Orticflt of Lot 7. Triangledalr. a 5uDdti0n of Longwood. according the of Seminole County. Florida I Seal t By Greg Drummond, Arthur ii tle(k*ith, Jr (leek Publish' October I?. 1977 DEl ,. Recreation - - S Sports 1) DLI 95 .. run ' - --- --- - " , _, -- " ji.. 1. 11, - . I " . lit I's 4 aRt . A-A-6s. I I - ':'-- !- f ~-- -ir~i_~_-A :1'_ I ~-. , i . - III llI,'i'tlfli. 'I"A Il ilifuItli' i'rinstrll( tion needs Mori- than 110 c.';,iii' ui'I!tiit'nt plilnt3. 38 of ttif'ITb (;'Tilt '. emi lay cities. are fared with .1 .l.in I secondary sewage treatrrlP'flt deadline set by the Pollu '-' -~_-_ ,-~ -_ ~~,7-__.._1~"__ 1. ~--.-.., ,-;! - - -7 - --I7. .. .: I - - - I - ------- a ,-;.- -, u'ue-iilt'i'.ii('tA ¼ it'll I 4i11I',t, .ui'id rtlLi'iIlI1 oti,t MlliIri,"uL's .i.'k Iij!' it 'rho IIt'rald ptihlucii.ed the SR Eli crossing as a "danger pnt" and u,*ii'i I .'' -___________________ - --- __ ____ Al tarun on , te To Appeal . F . . . , available sent to for yourself or to be To All Creditors and Persons Having Claims or Demands Against Said Estate and cacti of caj an, tirreb, r.t i # ea Arid reQuired to present am i claims arid demands *hiCh you o either of you. may have against tYr ti v ate of JAMES WAPREN AN DE RSON. Deceased. late of sad COunty. to the County Judge ct SeminoIC Count,. Florida, at hiS Office in the court housC of said County at Sanford, Florida, * thn six calendar months trom the t.rme of the first publicatioflof this notice TwO copieS of each Claim or demand shall be ru writing, arid shall State the place of residcn(eand post office address of the claimant, and shall be sworn to by the claimant, hiS agent attorney And accompAnied be, a filing fee of one dollar and 5jf' clam or demand not to filed SP all I.' ci' - friends and relatives. ' 1. • or • ) Interstate 4 Tuesday. lggett . write citations or contract to perforlil autopsies rn tIlt' ('(ttIi)t\ and that he cices . ' :- signals :: . X Between 11:30 p mit. nid tsbtemi ':: I left around uric in tht a III th parents .started to arrive on 11W I I )ItNEY L'. S get thin fi t 1)1.1' l',sI. ATT umunt( II til)ted shot it the jury todLu\ in the tt'ia I of (;k'nmi V. Turner on charges of li.t mg I lot ida se, tint ics lass s in the sale of his inotR'atioflal course, ''I)are To Be Great rs , OR . '' 1 1: , ,: , ' , ' ' '. ' ' ' '' LIII 1111'. I1Li'..SA r chore of Iigum'ing ttiit tt'hat to do Wit ii Lilt LI nhiclpLited ; million ti'easuii'V surplus, state Ofuil'ILLIS of pi 001 ising ant tat redta lIons i i ss am I' '( I" I) : 's% ns; - Before I (1r01)pecd"ofl 111(11 .slumntx'r land, I stims grateful ifli P at least two ii('l.'OUntS That not oft' (if those par&'nts 111(1 was 54 urmiful of (I it itt itttli( . ~Fl FICTITIOUS NAME r:ratb P.O. Box 1657 I 1. r 11 ", . tichuiviot of the jsilu t And that we did hui''t' (Iii' dedicated law tmnifor('dmIh.'hlt Personnel who iiimntlte°1 this explosive situation in nothing but an admirable mnumnne'r $' , , ' has ' ii '. f '. • ' Sui t aga inst i( iiOitB (U P ' liiii11(111 I kilBtit Still title' gin g \1.11 ( (3 1 slt% 0(1 of (it' '. C I upe m It., & S i. t practice s Mid safe's I a mitt Ii mutt uilc itt ha m'nttul t'&'ologii'a fly ::. ' . dredge Area tlt'idtis il1t'i'5 Itridge Under no rircuilisi would I want you to thiiiik that ('alt'iutsr this was a ''racial'' otistUt" ('liis.sttls'tl lilts of ('omnI47S bunce, It was simply a group persons in civil (ttSOt*'uIleflbt'-. ('ros.swiIrd mizzle anti being muide to pity fur their Dr Crane' I)i',tr Ahh) deed_a :,: :: : Index , , 4A Ill Editorial comment 8C 8(' Entertainment 8' 2A IIcsroscoi' 3A , 6A-7A hospital mioles 2A , 9C Public notices 213 Be Sot'ietY 611-7B-8B ¶k' SIsirts BC Bk' TV . . . - . . , a _ - _- - - - -- 1 - ,!ant to tit) so. 1111111t.Ailatelv sk) that ,im appeal against the The 'lation i't)tlI(t be filed recos ered WJS I a ltiofl \tc'rday. ,m,t stated in part. tinting to the mayor. that believ e bo rd a tile ctt% %%ould not do certain per , ,,nt removal of blolos4lit-al '4 i 11 i ~&# "i : _ - -1zf1___. ~~_, .- - "_..~_M. ._Iew ~_ %;!11~___ .'. - Ct'h .. __ - ' • ' .i : . , ______ ..I i . I!t ' ' ____ . . . . _. , . ' , .' . . . :t1lUor1st',flOrI'i it ii xe 'l:c ,'iU uiIe('l ta Bt ItOH t)RRLL imtd a imwetulg between coin- f ishermnen, sport's suggested that the autcp.$) 'A Ui .iiiti tilt. (..illlt. iii ruts n nhc iIc It 58 md 's i' 'I "itt Lilt'. nt lit it ft m's it trrLiflIc liii I i.ilt lItll',"ili It ty,,ith of w hic h 1 'sh o liii r ills I or through thur r (it iii. iki. iii sillillit P' were held List week Low tonight 66 to 72 ( ras for sda arrangements with Two earlier hearings bs the lligtLs toda) 8S Ic' 90 the other servIces outit' c'otuilnisSiufl review ii covered 'sliust' of inc'tI*.'S 'I'Ssu John Schiri.irti, c'hairuiiimi of 11w board of trustees for Lb.' the ground at Sault Ste Marie, prulikitis imposed on coinhospital, said that (or IttuitiC ttk'ttiiitmt today and hlurumi, nierc'wl tisheriiwmt by the Gauile years there has bet'mt U S 1') . wa.s blanketed with omit' and Fi.'.h Cummunission when iIros'lsit)n for the hospital inch as snow flurries hit parts of thes banned brie use of trottimies in day light hours in the waters pathologist to Iwr(urmn all legal- the uorttwrn Mithsest on a vast cit Ss'iiiinu1 Counts '.5 a a cap S 0(2 smaiw the acts, ''It will cost t,wctIc'it ce5 tie I .at Frida) rt'pt c''Jiitait t'rinc. 5'.t'.tttk[ ciltl mitcIltet of iIti',t amid (lit' hiii.spit.iI t the Gamiw and )"tsh Cciiii' to the Montana n4stii.ill (ruin ttlu the arritiigt'miieiils tile t-lilIII)t'r 'A h id with ewiuneretal Atlantic Itu.ssk'n Middle had no c'siiit I imits ,icirthern amid And we have from the sheriff or the board of States and front the I 'i.tnadian fishermneit and 'si,urtsmen in the coiitiuttsstomt&'rs before with titL taircier to the northern fringe of Sanford (Sit k Center to hear III('reial , ,11iilIgt'illI'0t ' ¶.' I ' '' ii:11 :'.i Counity Favor s Trotl nes - her . Seeks Daylight Hours is ineffective eat i' i' - The resolution will be for. ss ar'tctf to the Florida Gaine duttt' would consist cut much until Jan. 1 rioted, the Furth e r. he County and Fresh Water Fish Coiniiiint' than just dutop3ies hlt i. 1iu.sed a prothat h a s IiInmuisis.'fl recommending ( tmiLSSit)l1 st s.imninc r oulut t. said (it it titi be in Spring i'tiittIliCtViJI fishermen required to go on site of unat- blt'tit to builders dks (. ontinUing his serbue jLlowd to run their Iirn.s tic sttiultt Lx tindul cit aths that involvcd with rape cases. ad stateriieltts 4igiitmist the county hours per dat' for five days-atIas or Swofford said that flt) stick it a depth of not less than with ( is& s of child abuse gunshot wounds and other cases urn' 171557 stopped issuing per- four feet. This will prevent hi, of questionable &'tnsequent't'S. mnits until a citation was enLingleiiiemit of motors 'sports ftshtrrni.n amid pleasur' Ittsserer said he SJ'A no rtt.t i'5ed FIiipluyes at the Spring beaters. t'urnpatiblc reason sshy ii On weekends, when water ø'rs' Ice arrangeinemit could not Valley plant. Ma) or Swofford th e is the hvavIet. the ht:ue'i next traffic be worked out, "Why expentl mtientiont'd. stated that Upon the plmrU still indicate would have to be dropped to the Garay test estri money 's hen 111k d ISitti liii 01' ri nitOs i.d front tht bioc he ItOI 'MI 1' ct itt ii. t to cc tIll dii. iil i utidi r i '.s .itt'r entirely all attittpsit's t1 t' ' 's" I t'l l 'ut Ibis action follows tst know --W -Want to e cml) ('Quilt) u eonuuiisswn hearuig'. , iunt> ('(imIiiluiSSitiii StetIltS 5% ha t this R .: . i fl)Iig tilt-I iililii t i iu 1tl'4llN. . !u.str% explaineil that their - . :'. - '- __,~_~-___ .. - .- ._-- - - - pictuni.s , ' prf'.CCCdlng without caution. \1,i, r Sss offord said the mitcttical t'xatiitni.'r, and that tile comitended the law tliIiImiiSSit)iWr and till 01)('m'LitIomls. - I - . 1xillution Ward that if it ' ;: NAPLES ___________ , . f'' ' .',_. -." ielihotnI was endangered until (tOO tv Coin' perutits Seminole building conflict with the counts. the ruling and asketi that It pas3elI ('tuliUfliSSWfl Chairman (reg yesterday that there was no milissloflers Tuesda. the resclflded. the 1 endorsing reason for day resolution Drummond esplatnect that Dr U the eufiLlU.SiUIl iii the that the n d storition of da light trotline I br turn a mor tt ti ( iir IS '.t ould if appointed pndctt att end ed bs 111cc tirig st ron. fishing in the St Juhn,s Kiter . '.5 crc ri ul it ions counts itittlic il tt umium r stork . cinei'gency kx'ator d tht. hospital pathologist. Dr. (i UI { ( It U I sea i hi ng for a missing phi nt 1 ea(lei hale L )enso rati & dli t ing Hot a IIT raft Ut' I ,I I:!, Illa Hi'rald phototzr:pht'i' .1.' ;V mlr~ Hblbcrt tkscerer told ((lUnity tliimugs liv the Jan 1 deadline for CoIlunissioners Ftiesdas' tliit trt' itnient plants to 'uttain941 gest . t llospital Administr itor : ,, , . , 'i i'etur S'Aofford told tou.nul alled i -tr tat he had I ill ih issit and told the . :.- , - \i'tli)tti)fl. a' '. - News b he has says ', In The United States 300 N. French Ave. . ' D tli'iving without lights in the fog. ( G ary raylor Photo) That WitS around 10 :io or - I Mailed Anywhere 0 1 1r attflarb i ' , i unty Ernie) Leggett is shown writing a ticket for it i13()tt)i'ISt alter a fog.eontributed accident on • SCOl(iifl, ithuiliu for $300 Co Medic e ae ' iii Oi ny iiSUI'fllflg log, or he prepared to shell out M. sui in' Iminet' tot' a traffic cit it 11)1). FI'OOi)t'i' bight weeded area and cartet1 'em off Ill jail, Most of theiti juveniles a : ret itt igi. not enroll goodi) it lrooniis making UI) Ii tot ill (If tttt. offenders I miib1mrr,i'ust ti beyond words b) (lie actions of their off-spring 175 " each ., - to the - NOT ICE IS hereby given thlt I am engaged in business at P 0 Boa 175 Longwood I Myrtle Lake Hills) Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of Me Sue Steel Erection, and that I intend If, register sad name with the Clerk the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name 16500 Statut es, Till Wit Section Florida Statutes 1937 Sig Suli Wool fur' PubliSh Sept 261. Oct 3, 10. 17. '977 DIll 109 " ' ., . ( ()jlll t\- s1lotild Icarn to ttirn oil their headlights . bring coupons Florida 377' 19"? , . ' . No Phone Orders, Please - ?' disorderly conduct Mail - :- - : To Do It For You . E 'A lien that (; Estate of James Warren An'ir'v,' MORTON Ro:.EPIBLU'.' AttOrney for Administrator 430 East Highway 134 .. 't --- Incredible. For an hour they tried to disiwrse the rrotsd 8nit 1~ ) ' Even then the restraint . We'll Be Glad "'' - • WlS alarm A false its the truck and . reported fire-fighters were pelted 551(11 . i I, '' •-.'.:' ' j A1.TAMONTE SI'ItIN(S- 'iiUpIeil '. Uh 11w coiflflleflt taken in b Mayor Lawrence Swufford that the action Ctt can get relief," order that "builders in Spring Valle) orized the CU) actornc to file an Council )esterday auth encompassing appeal against a ban on new sesser hook-ups t1147 S$)ring Valley plant. 'File Florida Deparunent of Pollution l'nntrcl i'st47r!a1 t&iidesi ts ban on nisc s*,'Aef hook ups to 27 adititilIr ti 'Aastt trtatlfl ut plants among 'Ahich as the Spring t ilti '. )liI11t lhttlt) his 2Oit'ss fl i ih tie request a hearing for .411 ' .. , - fire or 5 r,jt'j zi .' ' - ,• . • head. Fortunately. lie was llot injured :. Deputy Clerk Publish Or' 3 10, 17, 21. 1977 DE 25 In Probate In re Estate of JAMES i','AFT4 1-P4DURSCP, , ' The visiting gridders were ixini' blo.kuI on thi. riturn to a '.anford th eir buses policeman kirut thc path copies 2. '6 , regular Subscribers. But additional -:' ' '•.' ,. .- : - ) ,s ,, 1' a' to our 'I. ' . . I) ..J jr wer 1' IO. -il4i 0'eii lu.v ti;p in.",tiUet1 a i'l)IliSIf)fl trun-frue-k mall trl was killed in a By MARION ItETIIF..% . , y To be delivered ' . rocks and more dainuiging. In the Court of the County Judge. Seminole County. Florida. , ~oe . arrived, the projectiles twt'uinie - . ' . of Circuit Court, Phone $34 5096 P011'sh Oct 3. tO. 17 2i 1)1 I 76 fliret' committeeS, one of stilli Askew said he will probalils' call for a law requiring them appointed by Askew, are working on death penalty ret'S lltil%tirs (ii i)as tlit' corporate in. t)tIiIlltYflhlatibflS for the special not I)iISs it (iii (ii tilt' 'lIli' t unless (lie "I'uhlic 5475.51011 from which it is t'pect. ( (Insumer loll 5411111' illlHlifiC(t form of capiServic e ('olnmnissiofl takes liii punishment. banned as I('ti(lIl first.' random at best and covering the wild miielee of the previous live or six hours. I left about two or three minutes Into the 4th quarter of the football game at Sanford's Municipal Stadium between V Croonns high and a team fromii St. Augustine. Wanted ti) get home and watch the World Series. , The score gave indication to a but certainl losing effort not what was uibou to unfold Thoughts. TeminOle County, Florida it, virginia E Huff (aSSebrrr - am. to the plat thereOf as recorded in void Howard I Ariden ' Plat t%oo e. Page 71. Public Record'. Administrator of ir e N(JTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS Road, in the CITY OF WINTER TRADE NAME SPRINGS. FLORIDA The Polls *i$I be open from? 00 M to? 00 P Notice it Hereby Given that Willis T Hall and Marlene Hall are the sole Mary T Norton will be Clerk of the ovir'ers of A B C Plumbing and Election and Helen Green. Norma Company and intend to Cecfri Lang and Louis* Owent well be the register *ith the Clerk of Circuit Inspectors Court of Seminole County, Florida, All person'. desiring to all Said Trade name of A B C Plumbing themSelveS of their fight of fran an,i Electric Company "i corn CtiiSC will reçitter at once plianc, with Section 665 09 Florida Registration bOOt5 will close 5 00 Statutes P M November 3. 1977 Dated At Casselb,er,, Florida, ''It. Cloy C. thiS 15th dli of July, 1977 WIWI LW SPRINGS. FLA Willis T Mall I i.i ,i..- 01. . Marlene Hail M ,rir Publish' 0t 3. tO. 17. 71, 1977 I.,__ .. .7. 24 21 & Ploy 7. 1972 ' (Icek ls'twt.'t'n (late. treatilietli . . . (OftcaI Clerk's Seal ARTHUR H BECKWITH. JR DLI 45 'i' XO V tion (ontrul Hoard Building int'rests charge that ('onstitlititlfl. the board's policy of no new prot'(lflStltIItl'ifl Till' Florida f the leg. sewer hookups without secondtItles that if majority (i •iry treatment could force the islatlirs must stand for elctloil ion industry to it i'm construct Constitut before US grinding halt. be ratified amendnienLs can Askew, however, said "it .iAll I f0 legislators will he elected at the Nov. 7 general pears that v.' ha','tt the adminto adminiselection, clearing the way for Istr,ltlVe fle x but fairly." ter the law firmly, ratification of the amendment. At is n0 itir Ifltefltlofl tie pen. Askew said hIt' Intended to ask iliie anyone or harass the conto "establIsh a the Legislature' he saul revolving fund to assist corn- ctnirtrnn industrs , . . n nst you presently applied I,) rulIng if the U S SlIprt'rIii' ( 'otirt. will result The Florida I A,gIslaturt' 11415 been protiibit*'d o far liy the from const itution SthltF' s ratifying the equal right for 'Alit nen anlondrnf'nI to the US, 'Ihe governor had origInally It'. II)) IN tAN (,IESON ji1.'. lIltI'IlIlI'(I It, rail the "pVC l % mUir 1.1(111 21, thi' IA'glsla. Nov Il1i oil ti I \t.l .AIIASSI'E. I'l;t lure's lirganhiflti(lnhl M'S.SIOfl, I ;iv IlelillIll Askew an. but rt'aliied that date ((luldi tlIilltlt't'(i ti iblay lie will ('all a With T1ulflkSiVlflg, two iI)IIflt('t liii i'i'.ftav iWt'i4tl Si'S.SiUfl of the i 4'IIslItlrt' (lb t'apitil ltifltsh- days later. I .egisla live leaders asked W4)I111'fl'S rights and tib'Ilt 111111 to start the sesit;n on Dec. '.t".u'r aid illI Nov. 28. bu t then they rt'.'llitfd there Iii' st i. wl ask (he Le g was a conference of national lsllttlrs' to set up a fund to atd l.'gisliitivt' leaders in Miami t'lflc's (ac't'd with a ,JaIi I (If'a(t' line for st'rondary sewage that week and asked for an in. like one this ruorTime. ntng. Driving home and listening to David Carter via WI)HO report tI'e nests. ('all remember him as a s'llUngStt'r later here In Sanford. breaking into the radio game and there I am via WTUIt h oping I'll home heading for get to sleep L) 28.111. c'aust' the alarm is alwuivs set for 5:4 , " ' Wir'iard I (.rstda i... . Industry , 1, for a one year tCrm, Cox.lma', Group . toe a two year term The place of vcitifig will be at the City Hall. Room?. LonigeoOd Ov i edo Commissioners ru arid " . I- LEMI',& . Temporary Polling Place Portable, \ E%t.I , Ills career fatted when he encountered poor health, his marriage failed and he lost his take. wlieii it I like the 111.111 54'!. rains, it pours.) beginning And 17 the following temporary poll'ng placeS be designated, said po lling places being outside their retpe(tive precincts, but contguovl -vow tinnt,tit't'tt. ' NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RI SOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Plorida. that for precincts 1. 72 77 ___ Churches . . '•l . ______ COURT CIRCUIT IP4 THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 721204 Pln!ffi. In ii The Marrsa9e of - I -I 11(1W it flits byl Time Singer Bsll %' Williaiiis, 54, wtiti soared to popularity fit the '" on such s*)ngs as "i'm (;on111l Sit till Bight l)(IWU li1(i Write Myself it I tter'' died last week virtually '' 1972. L- Its John A. Spol'vkI . deScribed and set forth the boun caries and limits of each precinct ard the polling places of each qec,n(t. and WHEREAS. the Board of County i mmi55iOflef5 of Seminole County i no ac determined that rrinicPdat ions presently cut? 'Pun precincts 1. 72. 77 and 17. .ieQuatr for the eupetlitiOut arid 'tli(iCrit houSing and handling of veting and voting paraphernalia *.then said prcinuCts, Sanford Middle School, I lc'r.da F'EClNC1 NO 72 0 % CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 731217 C ii P DODD and W AY E DODD ga alteration of the precincts and precinct boundaries within Seminole County. and WHEREAS. said reapportionment and alteation of precincts has necessitated (Pi&flg,'% ri the location of polling places *-then such new precincts, And WHEREAS, ri C ompliance with I lorida Statutes Section 101 73. the Board of County CommiisiOnel's Of Seminole County has by resolution on E . 1 'l , % of P 91 LRD SnOIC anc P T ill NOTICE TO APPEAR WILLIAM I LOVELACE and ROtit HuDar t O'•IL ACE P'S w i fe, JUNE N THE NAME OF THE STATE OF NOTICE OF SUIT DefendantS FLORIDA TO i:' NOTICE OF ACTION are -•fei "at N" you PETER ADAMONIS Ds%olut on of Marriage has Deer To P1*f'II Ftemr 'YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED fled agan!.! you and you are Retidence Unknown That a petition hot been fed i n t he Serve a copy of yOur ant VOL are htrebp rottind thAt A Suit reouedto above ent i tled Court for the adoption to fcoreciow TWO mortgag es entitled ever or pteadflQ TO the Petition on of SHERILEE ANN ADAMONIS. Jack P Dodd and ay F Dodd, hit trie Pet'car' f. a"."-. (iERALr and you are hereby tumnoned. ft plaintiffs, versus Howell S RuTBERO, 125 South Court ordered and required to show cause t.yenur, Orlando Florida. 37601. ar' William I Fleming. Single "y the same should not be granted Lovelace and June N LovelAce. Pit t.Ie the original answer or pleAOiflQ tiy Serv ing a copy of your written wife, defendants has been filed o ?fir office of the Clerk Off" above defenses. if any, upon JOHN 0 Court on or before November 161h i the Cirut Court for a i HAINFiS. ESQ1 of the lirrti of W.n Seminole County, Flo' da. beirig 1977 If you t'I to 0050. ,udgmefl? op Wood Oetwtfdle. Manes, Word 6. Civil Action No 721217. and that yot' defIt will be tak(fl Against you for man, P A 701 (alt New England ? ~e P00-On Merequred to file your answer w,th trit tCIiCf demaflcl'd Avenue. Winter Park, FIor'da, at 1" ',i the Ci er k coofs.e.oCourt anoloserve a Done and OI.' Icirney for pett one'. ROBE RT thereof copy upon the plaintiffs' Qctobir, 1972 DALTON STEWART, and by filing attoenCys, whO5C name and address (stall original thereof with the Clerk of ARTHUR f t Iq c I. TIT ii01 J .5 set forth belOw, not later than the said Court at the Courthouse. Clers November 8th, 1672 If you fail to do Sanford, Florida, rot later than the So a default will bt entered against (IV Cecela V Er'r lit day of November. 1917 you for the rel ief dema nded in the Depute Clerk If yOu Ta) to appear and Show 197; The real property Pijtlisri Oct Il, 21, 31 6. No. Complaint cause inAccorciaflCe*tfl this nulice. proceeded against. s,tuatt'd fl 0(196 a Oefau1t *sll be entered against O1J -Seminole Count,. Florida. it as for the relief demandCd in the 10110*5 NOTICE OF APPLICATION Pet itiofl PAWC EL NO I This notice Will be publithe'd once FR TAX DEED Begn 75 feet West of SE corner of a week for four (I) COtfle'cutivC SEC 97 195 F LOR IDA Section 35 NE f IPiP NW' STATUTES OF 1969) weeks in the Sanford Herald, a Townthip 71 South, Range 30 East newspaper having general Cole P4011(1 IS HEREPY GiVEN, for point of bcgrwing. run North Inc CulAtiOri in Seminole County, 1106 feet. West 300 feet. North 150 That Thomas C Freeman, if following cent cafe Florida the Of bOIØer feet, West 27464 feet. South 14557 WITNESS my hand as Clerk of the feet. thence East 301 65 feet to point hAStilCd SAid certficatC for tax deed County, Circut Court of Seminole to be issued thereon The cert i ficate of beginning Florida. and the seat of Said Court number and ,CAr co issuance, the PARCEL NO 7 thi5 77rvd day of September. 1977 description of the properly, and the Begin 75 lrt West and 1306 feet (SEAL) North of the Southeast Corner of the name in *hCh it was assessed are a Arthur H Beckwith. Jr fltO*S Northeast of the No'thvrst ' at Clerk of Seminole Section IS. Township 71 South. Ccrtfca'e No cit Year of County Circuit Court Range 30 East. run Wes t 30 feet, ISSuance 1970 By Cecelia V (bern DescriptiOf101 Property thence North IS feet. thence West Deputy Clerk 10' I filk 9 Tr 16 77164 feet. thence North 1IS 57 feet. JOHN 0 HAIP4ES. (SQ Seminole PAT" ttierce East 30163 feet, thence South Wndtrwee'dle. Manes PB 2 PQ 75 16004 feet to point of Name in eh.(Yi nse%sed Jcir'nn'e Ward 8. Woodman, PA WITNESS my hand and seal of 701 East New England Avenue M McGee. ef al All of Slia property tp Court of Sanfo'd. Florida, thiS Winter Park, Florida 32719 being in itie County of Seminole. E,'Pi day of October. 1972 Attorneys for Petitioner State of Florida Unless such Celle Seall Ificate shall be re.Ørcn'ied according PtjI'5Pi c' .16 8. Oct 3. 10, 17, 1912 ARTHUR if B(CIWlTP4. jR to law the proper', dec le ,bed in Such Clerk certificate wit be sold to the highest I ViPulen Marthu Bt of Me cash odoer t tht front Depufv Ciens In the Court of the County Judge, Seminole Covnty Court House at Harlan Tuck of ttie Seminole Coun't. Florida. Sanford, F lot .da. at II 00 Ia M On !,rm Of In Probate Ire first Monday in the month of C,ite's, Hedrick 6. ft "'nson In IC' Estate of N ov ember, 1972. which it the 6th dat lCl East Church Street DORA JAN11 DOZIER Of idOiCTib. 1977 Orlando. Florida Deceased Dated trii5 2'1111th day of September Attorneys for Plaintiffs To All Creditors and Persons Having 1Y77 1977 Pi,b tSP' Oct tO. It. 4 31 OfiL purpose in the Saturn and Apol to programs Pe tition Of D;.L TOP - IN THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND COUNTY. SEMINOLE FOR FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 73I111I In re t Completely Covering... Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice hi' R'vir'l 3ffIee earlier and t.arl I, .,,,-,I ,i vt f U° ;ltll,IiiIt, the teacher was ning to be Miss Siinpon. 20. t SanfOrd StlldPflts was CATStPTfl4V'ed SuptJohn Ang e l resident, said she was teaching 'Mv Information is meager suited ati'lilt the incident by The (itit (if the tetbnok hilt subject. btitl understand to on the e and he also Herald tuiE'5 kidS W) home and get divulge what the SubStItute I' she was eaching birth conthings c'onfued' it.ge1 to have been teachIng trol," Mrs Bryant said. what happt'nerl She saId Upon consultation with Nm a ''misunderstanding" and she or the name of a man who then Dagg, cchl,lrrrUltim aide, It against the w as rninplalnt r i was certain the riiatt" 'sac learned that n the family going ti. be rco1veti 'Fm r.ot teacher living conre, which is a part of was However. Jean Bryant, hoard It,'' going to worry attit her reply when ativised that at vice chairman, when consulted the home economicS nurce, the present her name had been about thf',;Ituatu'sn by The sllhlectM of marriage, family irt ir.' f tif,intc It.' removed from the substitute Herald Tuesday afternoon, said relatIlin'. teacher list She said she loved she had been by the School includ."t utr" Governor VYiII Seek New Laws Nov. 28 , TAUflVTON. NV iAl' lt$Pfltlfl"l a Jan Sirnpcin hoti in her r$accrnnzn, but ad' ' 7 45th Annual PROGRESS EDITION (lLlcStI(')fl and answer period. Left to right, Salui. I IOVIC. James Lot', supervisor. Roard Of ,uIti'!lfllt" -c, THE SANFORD HERALD'S LEAGUE OF WOMEN V(FEHS of Seminole (4)U!ItV spensored a panel dIsCtlSSiOfl Fect'Tit I on sentencing. A lively debate on capital punishment erupted between 1)r. Charles Unkovic, chairman of the FTU Sociology Department, and Judge Dominick SaRi during flu' A slIbstitIlt" S4!tlIr1(l1l' 1140, "'no 11111terl he had trelil his cer-retary S'hool 'fitmily living'' ie'achr'r (I remove Miss P was uiIu.led T'jsday afternoon tCITIOVPd flIliliP IrrilfI the slihctitllte list her nauti' wotsid he a report from tti*' list of pzirt.tUIW pr'fldif1l said he told his 14-( parental li a reetsit of tpdli'hnrc as wit to (all the woman rntary not I iitIl)l(IIflt_S ( tt7T1ifl to niioot of_ ,lain until a fall investigation fiuitil over her ;llll'grd tench' 11,111 been iriade of te situatIon iru of (ertillrl phhIcf'S (if what This Iriorasrlg, Redding said she told The herald was t he tIP had scheduled a roflfttefl('P tr'thook tninlii 'A'IttI flhlrlihlra ItIlprC('t. .iF#'k Betiding, S4'fllifl(IlP litith rm'llllIt filmIly living teacher, S(- ho('lI prifl(lIpe'il. declined ti. Wednesday. October ]Be 1972 -Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No. 42 ' ji' '1.0 ii ". ti 'i ' 0)11 ii the _;jjIlle and Frl!sh Water Fish Cummumiissiun. .iur.7lt the &.-r,lsstI that the request would lx, fI the on the age Frnlav, October 20 tnt'etiii p, ait1 that he would ,ush for 4(1 - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1972 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 17, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 17, 1972. 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I At oll uw,-]~-WL - % ullktkmma~n 11. 11,1~,, __ _ - - __________________ ____________________ ----- —_---------_- -----&--. '-.-"- -.----. :--- —. School Bus l-vis p ___ _-_-.__-.._.._.-_..r._..- ._._. Break Drivers Rules ? A a 'ls e0i gr e Una Swo ~ uoi sr am Noveiti S tual G Uaw mw WIN! $1111111 UMMW or 1 R f gerator COi1 en1lorar S 1 et S p e Crj tis I - I)EK TY I 4E _____ S high rta r ______ _________ ,. Um MW, &M sump 6100 paw -,L4 4 _........._i.i _______ ti % $ — ooiing. l:trgt' t:age space. automatic de- "M ibill? ratu re wmrj MW, (#*J S*M1T control, interzoi ' Th.s new Model RF'2i4] is just right for extra re- am 11111110 star 1I .~ . e 6M IW . puw am MW goosum walu rjr Floor Fl UM SNW. - ' 11 odel .')t 11. M ft Rf'' e ririe ra t — S849-s* ~t ,-Asy~ __________ 1 I -1 4- ~111 ____ _ : - ;1 .II - . 1 1 1 ' ai I CII C t i ompct .i t , , ,-- . I I - 4J 1 \ In Black om Blue ith Trak p1atic top ith \\ alnut phtw top Regular $1,16 40 fii Norcial $99.9 - I ! ZVE-C-7 'I 1"'. , -oncerned j't~'eL4 !"Ll* feasible fire protection, casting . 0 :11- - il! 95 I o(Iern 'st\ le ( onfe r ne e Desk 'I'LI .1 ti - 3 () 1'erfect companion to anv dusk. T%%k) letter file dra%%ers. two box drawers plus a sliding door storage cabinet with two compariment-s. Size 60" x 15". Available in Black or Tan U ,ith Walnut plastic top. Reg,ular $145,20. III svial - (AMU Wal -- ---- 10 x 24 •. _____ - .- - - -- I - G(W,4 )?Ar - 61I:ilI .1".44I - j' Situ . - .- I - I Modular rt'tarial t( \\ ork station U*WI " I.' drawer and one full suspension letter file drawer with lock and key. TvpeTiter height auxiliary cxtension 40" W. 26 high. 28" deep. and has three drawers. Choice of Blue or Black with 'reak. or Tan wi th Walnut plastic tops. Regular 15 60 - 1 92 SPECIAL .. F. (' uif r 'lit hr lang Top on hark aliti • (h'. Top - __ __ I - _~z V .zelrit - ,".W ~ ome. sma student. teacher. ect or s ice, m :,. V.11 , c- t'u lcls- • ) . -W , 60" i 30". Walnut with w alnut laminate 'top Lock '-s '1110 It - 154 9!; drawers dra wer Iockr all dram Regular 1216 DO drawer glides on four nvion 1 1 , 111111111 "I'l( RI 11 .9 WWII, 113r O8O ft. — - riaro S1II1 -&, x GIIWA L? cr "a u 'Zr - I zI I i- $ 75* • - . a , — r, 4_1 th d rd d 11mPt W4 'it' RW V.J( 0I — * SAVE awl LIt' , war.,!!.~fjf,, I am-IMAII,.&r (one. I L 7 I1fl( I . '.A1T . -W oil WWj 1W umw M;w owl 1r*,Ar r mill - -1- S II 6 u7 .' .1.111 -.7 IA-114-r Sizf- UW ., *Xl C.4 Y .ui It, .- * UWA !1.01 V Z~ 1.11111 a=20=90P .al ton only - To-draer cabinet, r I lamiriat.t- If nr drawer lua diittw pull-out h ..0 its iti slide Size 42 x 26 IAxking; 30". 55511* - i •f t h u. a iii tilt ,. t.. IlL. .t Tan - -- - -=_~--___ _. -- - - i' tP - _______ ' ' Iit.ii't titl I' ( aIi • Uwj ST.Ut Re-r.. 1)36.90 Pw67* (013" V.."t UI Ill"All 62 d low adverti-o-d jorivi-s. during E0I ,,.at 1041I star (èY4 ?Jtt _ Price $A21.O0 WA1.4 V I3ynowyoushould at J - k ';-;5-) ',LIt (Sanford Plazai hat plans tor a flCW $'i million structure to built across the road from their and it will prtsent location. have an Early American decor. That John tvlercer Is one ~;Av ; ,."411 tretntridous bank president, let d' )fl F 11(11' Monday arid Friday :I 5 a.m. to 9 p m Tue.. Wed . Thurs. and Sat. to 6 p.m. - W-3111 11!Ar :fw.lj 1-111111 UZA 'J$ __.. - 5I '- george COI 5 U ______________ u I 133 Eass ROBINSON — ORLANDO, FLORIDA FREE STORESIDE PARKING ke County 383-6566, Coccia 632-1242, Dayt.,ona Beach 255-5202, Deland-Sanford 668-4436, South Brevard 2624576. • ,, f, So hobla Espanol. QW..... .1,he U. S. flank of Seminole .o -1114 "M PA cost a dollar (50 wits of tin.hi is donated by the Florida State Bank to Serninole's Athletic DeparUnent). VM V.All SPECIAL 1@1- ds" our November Specials. right to pick up one of those Seiiiinale Ponchos Fighti They're nitade of stn)l irnd only ng S (iii 111104.41, - i - - U- __- . . - HEATHROW GIVEN GO AHEAD Paulucu 1n [. ti ic "' ixet utie Ita~mond Keye , Er Michael Paulucci, general partner. I -' o — P1 ____ — _______ c Service (ommisslonP tulit F lI.issktns R 29M0, Publi 1) Gerald I,ewis ID) 10-80 Abbott State Attorney) Firail returns will) absentees — ' '- fl mmk At the gave its only titetuiber in the Florida House of IfIt-presen- (litIu.s & lu U d sold) frotiu thi co unty, a big '.ule of ipprosa1 Nloone% i it i took I LIM in of- 1 0 i s _______ (ci -. - i- -~mawift ( __rim -- - - - '~`ME - ~F_ -4 ~ _i: Z 1 last August. th hotel at (Ito. time of the al Ii - Visiting federal Judge Peter I'll) uI Miami delayed M.nitent trig of Hutchison until later this ,,umitti At huts arraignment last ,ill, the Orlando teen-iiger -_— _____ — MMI _ _____ Fall. 'uiiiilt il till PIIIII IrltI through lix al (di', isiomi show s e ngineerr inditated the Tilt- problem being flit- I'aliu indt1uht'd, itIlttt'tIi tit Ii the sewer treatziient limit lit- becaine if recording star oil ( olunthia ltt'curds 1hirough M~ - BOBBY 1,01(l), forinvil) of Sanford, now a star of lite Grand Old Opry, will be performing at tile Country ,%luijic Jamboree sponsored 1)), Veteran of Foreign Wars st nd Auxiliary 14) u 11 lit Lyman high to In, ft School 11114 H)5 • feature Lard, Brat! Wolf tintt thue' I-ise Owls, lta'isll) Iiuuiious orchestra. _____- — - ~qv I AA . jent hit% **requesttild" that the Adopted on two klinsiI flit his parenLs, where lit, grew tit) -" Mk tutu Ai ctpted with regret the resignation of B H Ferrell a the Environmental Protection candidate for the City Council or federal grants from the zoning board effecti" ipProset or the (Its j inuar 5 romset1 sewer treatnnent [Xlayed approval of the final ' plats for Like Starry ioce Ib,ljlis iiio,t.I iii I ulithIa si tIlt t APt Ilutchison was an empli 5 e of t amount of t1w loall app Sanford. tits father alld , Wednesday wis $1.16 million inothur are Mr. iaid Mrs, John I. i IS I ntItt ut ti ii t..'l) \l I .lJrtl huts grandpart mits art IA)rd wilhilgliess to apply to fund llws .%If,. and Mrs. Robert W, lullount plus the gratit." Palit, of South Sanford Avenue.` - [)an' Iliur6day in U.S. District Court here to a charge of telephoning a bomb threat to Walt Disney World's Polynesian Village Illo. I emntt s to ' liii U S Department of ltbuintssdistrlttt on five I.' 11ousin, and Urban IX .elop- (1lunii. SR 434 Iurd is a loud bo) born Id ()ltl.A'slX) F Ia I ightein uur old n one r esolved wi th 11,11111 rt1s)r et a High Bud wasCentral torida that i full time tog aU..her e Underground Inc. at SIII -tinpluyed at a ialarY A 1100 II low t'tder wa Centr ii .weklv . Council, Entered B" A S p1) )i - public h earing last ni$ht arid city apply for loans from the readings an ordiance of Is ssell for (tie ni.atlon for the (AM i. of the prutu'ds ssill go to ign s poration prulwrty bounding ', Seminole III-County Drug Abu.se collection lines. e - • a ordite Stars f -ttn:4 It iriiia Water R'cei-. el i,d r'eu1 iv.r ,in M.9w. a the engineer bids for L Alsii authorized preparation of Tahled untilnext -seek .ictiun lnobile home park district laying water lines to the TrlmNclomJnenl.tat1t)n u c l assi f ication ordinance as an Tn. Development in 'e in the i SN Ikrrtng Ri 18829 ( harles I' Broome tI Stale Senate 16th district— Sks lark first addit 1 bill Do l an I 1)* 11 504 hugh M. are dis a to (lit çint 1 md Evans u Iti io,&a, Barbar i-overage and the areas it until recommendations at: I om th Morehead ill 92". should encompass," I'All,said. report are reI LU 480 \Ir5 Wilson iS ssunntr hit ,iddt ii that a $480 000 grant ut,inetr. Set a public hearing for 7 distrit tvdtk is &trtain to be 1ipprosed for the the planned p.niNov. 30 on the request for a 4) colicction lilies of 1Y. M ('01 Wont'd On r Former 11) CMI." Mayor Kenneth Brown Coun c ilvised It il as titnance Bo th are to be adopted F night ' xt week. .9. Insco (III 12.11 ,••. I U .1 NI \1(X)M Is Pend 'ing Only One Item IA) (.( Gunterr I) 11 705 J n k P Mstst.nnt U.S. Attor'uey Bob 8201 &uiiti Auxiliary will 1)rent An old-tirner recalls whIen Ipvanthal tiaid Ilutchison could tile lalow. Which will bellefit till- Titusville 267-6859. ___ Lon gwood SewerApprova l -- -- %. -_ - Fkudi iu ______ -. - - III (lilt I drto,Il -filtivil .5fI 64-im 111111% . tit mechanism on cenwer locks all ter dra, WeI h t drawerb. Re=r PIMA 1191111 ' - - X RrX. $121.00 I- ~__f._I::: - drawers in ptest - 1 ' 4qI , #W Ilrcstrd (ount) d Old P ) .' st) do you say to a naked fighter? sill., Tenn., will iiuik€ it per. hoots and laughs ssue (hi. sonal appearance lit Lyman response at the Olympic Ifigh school, Longwood, ()[I Sunda evening sit B P In. blue d Country Music show will when huts Hernandez removeid ?its robe in tile ring an() — ____ discovered he'd left tits trunks in t i lt- drt.ssing rooni i i Ifernander, 130 Mexicali, dr.-sstd and returned to take tOWrOUfl(1 decision os. r list. iii Fur-di'a'str cabinets as ailabit )( eiuI .0 ir Q0.11 _________________ -- . -- - . Congress, fourth district-T. I _. . . LOS ANGELES All - WIldt (,, 42 . - .- " "9u ADDITIONAL - — - II 96Ar I&M 111will %L f-r I :,* SrLo.. 6 pressure '-i' I 11 "-i-" W 0111.0 st' . I 2-Dra Ing machiine. extra tiling III sir __i % it back of the desk for your ti. It ph use t..'se Ctat ( '. rf ild v itil zta $ - the 'bad' news, I hope this tickles your fancy. - __9FI _ . _____ il - terprises' proposed $2(X) million development approved by County Commission Thursday night, are left to right, I G rdon W ylie. tI)). Other official returns in Seminole are as follows: President- Richard M. Nixon anti Spiro Agnew (H) 27,1>58, George McCovern and Sargent Shaver i 1)t 6,503. -- - Circuit, despite tilt- will of the ill. rityliff the voters Ili inighly ballots and also reminisced of gas e herring 32,190 nods In the da)s sthtn he sas coaching Ilrtsard and 18829 in Seminok for a grand total of 51,019 whIle in baseball, th° Iroome reused 19 306 In of It sias the bottom Br. s ard and lO,Q41 in Se minole were two out and ssc ninth For total of 49,347. and we leading b) nine runs In 1968, Herring lost Ilrevard lost the garne." Oni) to make Uj) (hi. differinu, (1 K I commissioner 0K in St.nnlnok and IStfl his first got (hi message Oh '>1) Goodness' fhose of y ou stho insist tii1it . 4 --- ~~ I! - election. p .> - ctor y Republican Herring beat out _ _______________________________________________________ . 1 will lx' wiling to also consider laud returns to 7,1111) for has opposition, Seymour Benson ... .._, •• : - . - - i H) DONNA E.STES , 1ibk in Black or Tan w ith \ Walnut plastic top Hi u 111 111 1 1 1 1 . •'' j* "I It RI ~=~ I I .0 ..4 1 /.I— 4 I1 ) .. . Al ~__ i;-__1 " AL - ___________ Mevtinitts ssttti the Sheriff 'S elementary ,00I Department and with the I,ake schools at"I "Ile Illi(II'll" N`1 . Department Fire anti that tlie school authorities ,%larN service froin those acres regarthm, i ssure(I tlivin that 15 :d;ssis.iinplei4indspi*e1or these projects. 'l'ht'st' t)UII(htriitS i('onit'd On Pg. 3A UI I Herring counting of the absentee • ' -' -__._-_•.--...1 0 $ g 1' - WI I _________ - '' -.tm t '-rt F 15" 27". A trim mow-about office am.-.nrs Takt' little but has ell -around usage I I - - i- EM,l *.*.All -, ro ~. --i two t'c,ntritt't illiams did remind me that Ikmiiorat (harks F Broome he was awaiting the final b> 1,672 tallies k _____ i>i-- i u Rd you?" and "paid their respects." ds. $3595* attorney for the Corporation. - - 00 i , - - -- at this (mu .igree to P"Y (hi tIbia 90 dii) s alter I 'III) ip stipulate you amounts h)ltUIti(Iii. 5111111 if this Responding t* questions from However. imposeit an all t'titIir.'IiIent is (ii ttiost' sIIO tuItJt'ctt'tI tti (ItO office stopped In to the paper four , ears ago ss Ith more forct i ~_ gird r rollers Hea -dut c h annel s ssith side locking follower blocks and guide - :_\It ':il-,_ - Zf "~. " A&Ai 4 . that two of those who ran for :k*.WA !1m , r ! - - 350 - _11II ,_ - 1 exlwnditury for the 4 - . .lS•_ , -- -. '.II r1p ~~ . to nole Assures we Seminole County used its Newly-elected County clout, according to official Commissioner Dick Williams election returns today, to return greeted me wi th , "You don't Abbott Herring as State allow a guy much time, (to Attorney of the lath Judicial His was in reference to Ili) _____ te I cabini. t Each nc at - - -- l)iphtiflg plan for Ifeathrov in advance....) d is afti.r the-election comment ket-ps records hancly in a I)U,k uwu ;Iuw tuironientsIlltxinitIiitt.tI Kaufman said that Arlene Francis is real sharp \Li)ts. that's your hint on whether or not he was successful in stumping the panel, eh7 Grat a transfer file too Standard Executis (Is John k 'ipiub.kI the lemon squeezer, will be vot~t 1,646, 6 i ___._._— ~I 4 ~ jF6414111I Enterpr ises he - on Ncw f Letter S zeF )ff• (' "I'll"se sites have been reviewed - • i a VOW IWI, ,041+ t, 14 interchange, with adI its ditional right-of-wa% required by tile Count' - - Handsomely sts'led for home or offi ce. IAk drawer. Ideal for the student. nt'ptionist. sult'rntn. teacher too. Choice of Black with Walnut plastic top. Blue with Teak top, or Tan with Walnut top Regular $81.20. 60" wide. 2" high. 3(1" deep. Has one box Main desk is '. $250.0 Exi't'iitie .. - _.. . WJ4 S!aI: tr (41 ~1 .1.1 1 (4,31"i ".rl.i' ---_; -, $ latest Corporation will fourlane like Mary . _ those who try to stunip the panel. '." ?,41 EC.11 %11. SECIAL in itittlililt h%(ltIltI (lIP h'nulutt I willing to pros lul, an amount of $200 per lUng units unit for multiple dwelling r . . 0 - I r I I)ruininond asked if tilt, 11-iisf. purchivic illlrel, 111f-111 Ili not va/ PP f Sanford resident as one of ti' X MW - 5995 III I lunihI nit H ii 8 f)Ut4 Ii Id! nrrnnttu'itint With (tie ( outiI School System 1*1* 'u,i. d Ii gal o State. the by (r . In at' r ('a in in I 'W1iat'sty Line" will have a K8811-20 " __' Ora 11.4111 the entry of Heathrow eastward to f,iI ii- -I U",:r I . "tl - _ k stal K Ileg. 19 6O --- (Vo , C401I SIX, VAWI~ S1.14.1 1 U:Cr. 11jr iiigle I - -Z:4 - -1 ei __:r `1111199E~0< WINEV SILW. t - - -------.-- UWj V.41, .-k According to ~ U:.%: MW . . •- , ". , I' Mal U - 1 U3K4 *.Alrl slides. Tops are hand - rubbed to give beauty and luster. 610L.I.MW r L -1.111 An ext.-cutive de."k with overhanli: 14iP fol thu man %kho needs lo of desk spa. Ideal for husins meetings, etc. Available in Black or Tan with Walnut plastic top. or in Black with Teak pla!~l ~ ing e famous Indiana Desk Company. Sweep' 0 11 I ,,*.Ai' .. RV. Some ilillendments whit been requested at the hearint' on October 31 before the ( ninInssslontrs __________ * :-: III i'hi'Iitii4 at lit' 1i'114tiItId stifftuIi'tit veitkuimtr traffic irt'iilttig the need auth hUt r (s A and approval ill the Still(,School 81tes tor tile schools, , first site w ll Im- negotiate will' tile tells(" AV,b -:-;"& ,II I P 1 9.. .' - ('ountv Board tit Education tire 6F.wu ~';,Ar ,S Made by . ta red leg design. Genuine walnut t,ops. panels and desk _ rectsed tt.tr authortt to 'o ahead ss ith P1.11) plans for thetr $1 million dollar ik ehijniu ut d - ..~ 4% ft"I". -. ts Coun Ge s hen t ilt' ('ounty tndiratt's the necessity. hit' fourlmmiiig of this a(I will include storave lanes dustry to Senlitiole Count), 111141 allceleration with was 10 Casting tile deciding vot the ration di tIt lanes at main ('oflhtiliSsioflI r Sidne) Vihien, (niutuission i ntrant (' ' ith (tiunt l)tunatton of three s hool siti ('h4ilrman Greg l)rutnmond Ii In lb. Setitinuh. Iii 15 sit res each Ic irin ss ater coner at inn inew- ME@ $( i - U'llou %'. I r ti"Ou V.11, . eaut ful WalnutDeSk 'S B Yarborough. both rettring Commissioners as of this month Piulu& I Fnterpris ke O-V 24 deep # R 206 's ati ortaflv advertised at $9çi,95. Weighs 69 lbs III Iria? ' '. t; * - _TIII, S . (4 S / 01010; 0 r-. -C I if w a $ ~41jt. 1 .•. fl' %I1I %'.Ill I)4 ISM (14) III. 8 AN?S SIIA 7.h.O'%Ski t-OUBI)', has iiit't and L'XIC*'dI'II standards, has been On a lTh)tIflfl made by ('oni• all CoUnt)' orderly growth anti missioner Al Davi s and PbiflflCtt for quality a'onded bs- C'onmiisioner Ed that it will nttrad S tl 6 AI,L.-) availabir in full 6o" x 30" size II suspension letter rile drawer ,Aith lock onii . I .,•.', JCS K ___________________________________ evaporator. --nagnetic door seals. Uses . little curr( Wvlll,ill `11 0,11fil%'I kI th Walnut plastic top of Black fini sh. Choi ab Teak or Tan ith Vs alnut Regular Blue this i Find l Io'atfr,n a Mr PinrgtI, and bar'd ustn a parked vhfrI Tu$ny ir. i' I i H eathrow WK4 Mill WWI VAU t __ _. 901I S16W. U011I 11JAIR U11"" I 11(1 Ott VIM! ~:~ I IL~ . 1i i f . "' " - - - GAM7 slim 1 I I 1, i i -I- .i ,_* -I- -- - . ) _; k st.01 • r- rrmL,,eI,nt U,flu' and pirpr law nfwri'n.itt Mf W ire. rpiy *Md 'aI *? f it 'a r r at Waitm S4- hføI, lb. arnø 'tu. t. awar i Retiring Davis Makes Motion i V qiace if. limitedr Baked enamel d"k is n'eieded. but , I'F _______ _________ * ! tI 1) ____=i 1 11 ciz S ' ' 11/ rf t1 i E%pecially recommended vAhert. a double-pedestal l I . L. ( ' i ru&v U\'.W4`1?I1 : - -' V 'I 1b Mfir - - - _. - c?') •q - FU "Isi~ S14a* ( I Double - _~ - ~ - — - __ work.Cfuiuround 5 I 65th • itt 1TIV £ •'iRIt;. . CJCEI Su' I U __ 4' j — Ii ndt' I in ri hut I at ' ,lIuj'.d ithur tns ulr i.' r \1r Friday, November 10, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents Year, No. (*4 s'u ____________ _________- I' (41ivr hi ti I aJI Mrhdent v,n A4'tnrdtflg to S tate Attwn.',' • t,,isii WIIan Sehnil Inqti'ncl of i'Iri hilt' tin' turning iirm'a in tin' ' 'Y J.rti ( rw Carr, driver r,y tsi itt, 'nr.'*i (,'fly, P,aek'I an A2.yat MId p*1trian. ruIt'flflC White. '.''fh.n a,vith.r " h,iq hkød p wri-i' n1Ir.wmI i unhurt ranq at gaq nfl lb.' Mr Iinmici wsi nppnrntIy t1,ing f q If mu inn wn ant ikmri In .' - 4*A iF~ •. change an ordinary office st.Mr rulRr 77 —___. . fl -- - ------- These unbelievably . lo%k prices make it piIible IC ' u — FT r • - - und adjustable steel di v , foremost crafUrri'll"n ______________ __________________________ . Shallow drawer equipped with plastic pencil tnt S 1 4 P cj.~, . - '1 CJMA — - --."-i - 1cci r ment at no extra charge Weighs SS lbs. O]v hib, 22flfl6 wide, 21 ___ ________ ZL h or apartment~, or t.hr lounge at the oftict, ' 4''" (lt*i I'It1 -- chrome puitM st eel floor adjust able with ku dek leveling lid ps.' I1 "it. 4.1 '.1 "it p a tic jJ 9s -' UWA I" am Puir iwav quality. .. .. l aminat e 11ig11-pressure l s tops..heat and I'F( 1 i iaira IUMX! (J r C'& 11 va qtepp.wi njnre4. Mvin up hr hs Avrmø ,in.I I'tr,way Drive and .IAlkc' Mary hiiq 12 mitt h,ingwr hlrvi'. h'r)t,Iy tiff. rim,qt cIq,tiq nII"gmitivtn wa that 1*9 flhltIIlm'flhI*91 rm'r rm'pI*inttnc'nt I,ik y.ar. thu' ,,1 the rc'sid4,,,Iq ihIi'*I IIY Ik'tiw'rt Mticm' I IipIm'l ha' k.d iol nq that Mr it I"! tiltS ll!lttl flu - - ut sti eCttructinn throughout. selfged . mit ;,r,ci IngfrtI IInI'pnut'I ji 1 ZIu A 111KAII 1W - uI thiq'rlu,inqIpiI I nd liii) hIP hiprnhiI c'wifr.) nti iii' icInt In with ii Mr (IllitiLif Refri Liam sun 1I e %1()DEH\ISflC (()liNEN'FkI • ___ WWA - b l ';' ;,"::: t (bilrlrn arwi q dprtmnt r nunty tr-Iy k an in'ir5nt in which i sears, he ssiis a regular singing erforiin'r on i(i'tI F ult'y aiid IV ht Mark Jubik lit. r huaiin it regular on Ilit t;rarll Old OI)r),'*. where tie still A uthorized the uitturfle) tranchise will, I,& epart, Senimole ('sitks 'sum following I d makes regular appearances. Area deallus Bobby has Ions; been is Bridge favorite with Ill all y local Cillh-11(hir country music hills, %ho %Ill Ix- Church newt., a ds glad in welcome httnu back for :lzit1tln anot1wr personal appearance. Conlit's Ihe shuns se ill wind nit a test> ( rossss tird put it I )r. ( rumn' by the VFW tit (tie Skate City I tear A'ihiy grounds on thit Dog Track I dituuruil umiinuit ua hut testis al to be u'nutucted ito'ul, Nov. ll and l2. hours are Entertainment 10 a Ili, to 10 p. iii. Saturday, lh.rtist'uis' 4111d 14 p.111. sullita), follotiied I lost)!till nott ".1.1i.. .. Society i, in. . r I .. Featured will be rides, Sport.-i 11 A 711 6A 2,% - 1 _=_ - : , 1, be built tin the office builLtings and a new ba: -, for the cit% - -. S Ii 92 and 0* ne ernie d __ A - Bulletin . .i New York Tinles rvwrte, ttiolI that a top presidelittil - itik nut to Saigon tarried m letter rsoui*l - 1I_F=Z~p — __ - . - - - —— __ " - (rum ppesidetit Nixon to South I resident % I'Metl him to aueii( a cease tie phati as soii as posIbk. quoted sidllLt 1itu nitrattoa of allie's inission is successful. Henry A. Kissinger could 1w in a position to coeduct final negotiations on a eviiiiie-lift package $Ib the North r _.0 — I - ,ii~ - _. - I I, %, —,;4,7 -_ , .. '. """"iiiiiiii..i~' ,_ . oil 111 sit St %sitk - — It - 611 4% SB 711 W oat her \'t'stt'rd1u) 's high &2 lt. this llliurIit,ig SI Generally fair Gil chance of showers on Saturda y IIII Alf ' IVI - lbo~ r S H E CAME ? RE PARE D T()Ito j)j-,I 12, viI tip agaftst chill'ii night. air School , 55 till I.' await ing S&'nI mOlt' high . Iligh today upper 7 103 to lower -11 �-- •—c__ • -.'- . - .... -- .. , . -- 60 Friday, Nov. 10 1972 2A—The Sanford Herald African In Large Increase Christians Pastors Corner I Life's Like -4Ert-- -- — - once ' IT A - - I W -- -; . L Evergreen Lodge 23 will celebrate its 89th Anniversary Sunday at p.m. at the lodge hail located at East 7th and Pine in Sanford. The speaker will be Rev. H L. Bradlr. G. W. Johnson is worshipful master of the lodge, First Pres byte rian First Presb1erian Church of Sanford Senior High Fellowship will have- dinner at 1 p.m. followed by a program of slides of the 110)3' Land. Rev. Virgil Bryant will discuss his recent visit there , : .1 I ' . , . (.... " _ 5. W. I : -. , ., -. - 74I:. .... 9'.. I j . popuationgrow - Hea Key 7 - ___ ' ...- -- ,. . : of 44 - . II — - PLANS are made for Holly Festival and Bazaar given by Women S Guild of Our Lady of the Ukes Catholic Church today and Sat urday by (teated) Mrs. B. C. Monti, president of guild and chairman of the event and committee members 'left to right Miss Elizabeth Kuebell, Mrs ClarenceGardiner and Mrs. Harry Mullan'v. Charles Edwards Photo Drive. Proceeds from this affair will go to aid the rwcdy and indigent Of not on] their church, but will be used to aid the Lutheran Church in DeLand in their quest for contributions and clothing for the needy here and abroad. They are contributing a cash certificate to them and tnn .I'4J.WU ,,,,,,,., Church met at the home of Miss Mabel Chapman on Old Lake Monroe Road Monday night. The meeting. presided over Mrs. Paul Arledge, was devoted to discussion of unification of Wesleyan Service Guild with the Women's Society of Christian Service into the United Methodist Women. Redeemer Lutheran Lutheran Church of the Redeemer will hold Loyalty this Sunday, when members *i1l bring their pledges for financial support of Sunda Ascension On Sunday, Church of Lutheran CaSselberry will bold the semiannual congregation supper meeting. Several items of importance will be discussed small On the building program; election of five new members of the Board of Directors: election of a delegate to the Synodical Convention in New Orleans in 1S73 and action on the proposed 1973 Budget. Rev. Gerald Seaman is pa,stor of ASCVIDII The Senior High Youth of - U n i ta r i an The film 'Paul Tillich" will be shown today at 8 P. lfl. at Unitarian Church at 191815 E. Robinson St.. Orlando spanMIed by the Religion Lutheran are Ascension E ics committee. The film on th e weekth planning a retreat for Paul Tiiltch. p er haps the mast re eat end of Nov. 17-19. me tr creative influential and Pre at the new will be conducted Protestant theologian to Lake Lutheran ramp near is emerge in th century, will be th e retreat Apopka. Theme of folloied b a discussion pe is. The l..ord is M youth counselors are Mr. The and Mrs. J. W. Krueger. SetGood Shepherd on the retreat staff are Mr. ving Lutheran and Mrs. J. W. Krueger, Mr. a.nci Mrs. Ed Owens, Mrs. Betty Good Shepherd Lutheran Sciunaufer and Pastor Seaman. Church at 2900 Orlando Dr. will hold a special congregational Sanford Alliance meeting after the 10 sin. Services conducted by worship service Sunday, to vote Evange list Beg Dunlap will on tht cU of the Rev. William Pastor Downey is contin ue through Sunda y at Downey Sanf ord Alliance Ch ur ch, 1401 replacing the Rev. J. Gordon SPzarkAt'ptiini'htit7fln Prv. whoaeeet.ed a call to atllarn.and7 Calvary Lutheran Church in M.and P. in . There will be !pecial Ruskin on July 1. music, good singing and fur. c'eful preaching with nursery provided for young children. Prairie Lake - ' -, Bob Harrington. "The Chaplain of Bourbon Street" is going to be in person at the Prairie Lake Baptist Church located Just off Highway 17-9 in South Seminole County at Fern Park. The only only service In which he will speak at the church will be Sunday, at 9:45 a.m. The public is invited. Harrington has appeared on several national TV talk shows and is scheduled for more in the near future. He is conducting his Central Florida crusade. where Christmas ro: at 7:30 p.m. at which annual many different rnade. repum will be given. - _;T - * . . __ 1W 2 pfi - r a Aw ('olni' iding -k 2 J'' ) :1 I Ai 30 • FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST —.-- ,'- - - _# - e7 Invites you to offend its services Sunday 11 a.m. ".m~_ - CHRISTMAS decorations to be sold at the Ascension Lutheran Lathes Guild's bazaar and bake sale Saturday are gen the final touches by (left to right) Muriel Rifle], Hildegard Steidley, Inez Jakeisky. Lilice Brelin and Hazel Smithson. The doors open at 8:30a.m. (Ann Riley Photo) Subject: fir r- - ' - ni' w spaper , nie an while, dr c,,i ,,4bcwlbile 't'flt Mt-- 2.4" n ilil i.l.41 r"IflL '.4 to;, tAINt '(he elUtiltint Inn of 1wo tiuijor ,,t,qta.'lc'q to petit c'' it, V,r't,uuni mien imn;t the I a wl hIII 11111;, of military suppi rrniritr 'j weapons in tik - It $1.1 'rvw'tl -, 'c - . - - - ,,rr Attack By __ Warplanes - .o TOTAL KILLED 1 1 72,1 / , It- . II ' 117 .,iffV.4(? 2 "t' et,. frcvn , , ;:" 4Or ,' l7 i ,,• I A,.., 1)41 •1f•' ''' - -il •04T . OPT' '.I , •i .1 - ""', , ."', ...4 ~, Escalated 1, 'V 0 ' I A - - ' . - r - ~ SIA - '•" - J j j I I tack 'I lttirsmiay, (lying intone thai; 1(H) strikes in (lii' four '- mint r Ii's of I ntloi'hil tin a nd doubli ng their raids Ili the stuitthi.nni pantuinulle of North Vii'tnaui, U.S. military sources ,lIS('loSl'(I today, / ' - 16 e e, - stantial increase in supplies [. moving through the lIiifltilifl(hle / __ - ,__ . - X I - - I the ( u,im;ti;uiitst forces in Smith Vu'ttiain. it inc re iseci our air at tacks to match their increase in I low- I . . . . -___ - 1? U - :&- revard F- - - I I --m-" - .;] .I 11revard County Sheriff Leigh Wilson who was trailing by 714 , -os at the end of Tuesday 's hit O(ifl,, etnerf,CO tile sipeight-vote margin, election officials id. llrevard County Election I To Mascotte People Laos I's tv'th i Utica slimy substance 'hat smells Like kerosene smut, Nov 1. inc Meanwhile Police Chiet Neil Knuth sal(I he tiati n(nrmitlon '.vjter -rrsls r"iuit."l r'an s , ases re Halloween irank dropped, TAII.AHAISSEE. Fla. i AP l- totals -were based on ,lificlai continued its own accelerated Absentee ballot returns from certthcations and some .in teie'. Meanwhile, the Unite,d States Boyd said Wilson received Missioner Sid Vihien suggested. Heat.hrow on the same east. in their lake system, water Paula Hawkins set-unit week of heavy 1352 strikes on both sides of the DMZ. U.S. sources said about 500 1352 strikes have been made in the region during the period, with 15,000 tons of bombs votes to E.R. "Sonny" Brannon's 37,926 after the absentee bct'ti reflected since the ballots were tabulated. Boyd said a recount would be con Octolcr iue'tting. saul (tint if dueled Friday at Brannors's Michael Paulucci request, but he expected the the pt'rmmnttt'd by the state', change. wouldn't totals compan y will pick up and retain ' foreign w,is apparently that its fighter txnnbcrs new 'WniL i 180 strikes in the North Vietna,p raua and ,.,t1-,Pr ll effect; aft- -,,, r,,,- .ta'js. It ias L'l'c'fl inese panhandle Thursday, ~0) ltesidenUs have been lu,gging er consuirning fouled water, but m two RXI-jallOn tr3iler.; :rIlm per cent inore than the average drinking water home in empty only seven went to doctors for Clermont. tO miles away was number of raids since Oct.fl. gartx'ge pails and dish pans Iii treatment None brIUWY tests tw the :rMore than 400 fighter-bomb- this central Florida town hopitahzed, officials said. 'Ia Water Pollution Control I).'ers strikes were flow n in South where the tap water has been National Guard troops have Vietnain, 1,aos and C.1111b(xila, contaminated frx the past 10 been trucking Iesh water to that .1 ~Ieavy lubrwant wwi sg)urces mid, while the B52 dayi by oil from a leaky pump thLi rural I.ake County cornrnutitihilm' vater heavy bori;bcrs made more into the Fortyone persons reported ntty of 1,100 residents for seeping on ''it' jumping supply than 100 strikes in North and vstem South Vietnam, Cambodia and Supervisor James Royd !wild rove4i Continued From Page I plaice the first entrance way Development have been suc- into the commercial area it-eM e'essfuliy carried out, with of 1-4 at least 600 feet from the I. ramp. Heathrow agreeing to construct Planned access road to substations. Or, if as Corn- - - a. parent victor over it fortner (leptity 11itursday night by an 'Heathrow AQ I,, Troops Truck Water referring to the draft cease-fire agreement worked out in Paris hist inonth but still not signe(i lie U.S. Command retx)rted Re-Elected By commission Vote ' ministry en Welsh of ___ CHRISTMAS CUT checks go in the inail. I-eft (0 right, litith ac Major $9.fb3.50. Florida State Bank mailed 708 checks totaling Morgenstern, Sanford Atlantic National Bank, 675 checks totaling .S67.7_58; and Milly Foggin, United State Bank. 410 checks totalifig S38.70 5 . 0. (Sta I ) 10t0) * North Vietnamese 7. --__ P_-~ ,--I- _Z~ - ----- i6gon said the • li.-ti =n__~_~__;.~..__~-~_ ~ " - ub- lnlu,rniant_s reix,rt.'ut a 4 - I .^ - ,iipplv *fli.rt_s,'' c,IiI tii' 'dimi-mi I iriwever, sources 5411,1 U'' t,uih,mng h:mII atx,ve the 2fl I ;t.tralii'l - ordered by f'resiil,'c? Ni sun 'in Onc t 22 to inrifirovP lb.'' it hat" for peace negritiatioci ri'iii,isrii'd in pffrrt 'Dir's' said ' was not likely to ts lifted e'.'' though the North Vtetnnrrtest' are taking advantage of it n'i repair such supply lines as hit. two railroads to China. Uait.-'i Hanoi acci1S4'(l till States of 'a htitrii viiiliitinn (If tilt- ominitment iii (hi. tJnit' 'I States government to cease un- Ai,u'rii':in S\t(,ON Ai'i ,mrphinn's l'S('iilfltt'li their at. _ . _____ I H,"L1 J"),'L . g,it..,. , rrn' miin4 fr.m • 77 "4.' ,... , - 1.' th4 • e14U'I?'' I "'I ,' 'I, ,,r4 - 9" L" -j%-J;."1 11' -fJ.r -- I)e,,th. $.tt e.tt"-d f ¶0 I?fl '.'! lent ,! — 11 hl( c.,rrOi'e.,I , )1 ON, ; .,f Uiff'lf' -t Pttpih8 qi ,ei 111114' coon, hr it hhitit ''c'u,.' unfavorable fni tots' r 'uuuIn North Viet noni's offir I a Nguyen NgIA Ky, set otol vk P i - tiaintniin of the Sc'noti' "Fill a lI'gIdolor who Pt)f'I$illy r" fleets the i,t,verniti'tit line. sal'i - 2,264 absentee ballots to Branfront the l)O'l' drainage there appears to be no need for west alignment as Route 46A easement and that they would non's 1,512. these substations at Heathrow, will be provided. Heathrow will Wilson claimed victory to the available monies allocated bear the total cost of the provide a system of weirs night and attributed Thursday for them will be directed signalization at their entrance maintain appropriate lake it to a "little talk with the levels, toward some other public entity and lake Mary Boulevard and "We ha ven't 'to.-e'I Il e :ieul of tnvesttgauofl, w -anti .alter the lab tests were released. supply buildup to beat the small counties have increased phone reports. In practically every county, cease-fire. Cargo planes were Repubtic3n Paula Hawkins iii following up on rumors 'i Gerald the candidate who won merely and mocrat arriving around the clock from margin over De but other ninrmatlnfl America with tons of new and Lewis for the Public Service increased his or her victory margin. However. Columbli advanctxt military equipinent. Commission. Ifig, Illin" Wednesday. 31k. , "We will keep lakes In their the will bear their proportionate un ty was swutcheti from the PC Co 01 as required and directed by ground war, the South the In had a little prayer with "1 if indications are ini..0 g I dfina- lIttotals share of the cost of the railroad natural state "r'.ioi , "n.ai."r1 He i.i. County commission. God at 70 miles an hour on I- Vietnamese command reported -entees were from 50 ex)unties Hawkins column where she led the any changes to 7.ation such that li the sIgna d crossing and Heathrow developers agree ''I promised 64 enemy attacks during the 24 and the 17 still out Included the by 94 votes on election night to may have tieetI nvotved in :nn• 95," Wilson detrimental. icoulsi he south east corner exit takes the of to provide signalization of the the Lewis cuiunu'i where .absen- taniinatlon , if '"t' c''iter up'n',. hours before dawn today, 57 01 bi gg, est UflCS. ii4uC Goti I would be a statue' of each shore line of ('ertiuin areas 1-4. ramp of .i railroad crossing at Lake Mary tht'niu by rockets and mortars. counties were not expected to tees save hun a sLx-vote 'ie- but refused humility instead of a braggard. and for fish reatined areas in the master will be Several Boulevard; signalization of th e 26 to 3 No major battles were — Complete their tallies before been ad- wildlife breeding purposes." I realize l'niu just an ordinary intersection of Heathrow Main land use plan have and not a big siwi if f' reported. gu y that 1 a rs. tilissun nd M front the Banana Saturday. Opposition late toda or \Iari juste d as to us and an overall Lake and entry WitS SULXIUC(1 at ________________________________________ Duval County scheduled a re- registered voter to a county rewould reduction of 10 jier cent tins Lake Residents , Boulevard and that the) dun.. (tie giving im;eeting, this • count of its machine totes toi.Li> quested .i recount of /'..'.-/ t. ' , the nwchines wuls before the of rrsin tha t nimosi o tuilr ind rechecks iU .sits resulLi. w,rerequestedb sL.wis sing board P pdtislOfl of tally sheets 1305.1, a COfl resentatives in Santa re p .-tjhua, Leon, St. Johns and againstmachineWla1se'an --v resident who objes ted to the nude. 1 t ti' ' itroward counties. p .-\NOTIIER ENVOY front President Nixon, After the c ertifica tion, I r• : inane. 11, State I.kctions Lrecter : -m,inii:n'rcia1 area being ens Iike Gen Alexander M. Ilaig Jr., confers with (,iis&'n said todas she had cott order is reqwr ' \l1tri Route t4ird jieross rmmt received final totals from Si) added. , President N'u en Van I hieu on the cea se-fire Ametulmenit oiutinut'd From Page' Ii ('tiuistitullomilul Republican State Ca.r"-a;i : their hoimies (Inc saul that showed Mrs. cemufitie'S which No 1-for '20,066- 4igainst agreement. The U.S. Command accelerates c'm,nilui,iiiniuiits and townutioust's hl.iw kins with 388,9t 4 votes and I. E. Tummy'' Thuinaa a': ')t1IIIlt t No. 2-for u,o.s&. 1igairist American Uth ilistrk-t4565, 5tutt' Senate', for a comlete its planning ci to his n re a detriment : I isis with 139 Jl the election the (,OP had sent telegruns 4 I84 Ni 3 for 17499- igunst Ihoiit I(uiiiihc rI., r m Its 17,741 property u ross th e Routes, tnt night count Tuesday in th,xse county election supervmsur' Vogt 4,&. No. 4-for 18,732- agai nst ''Most I':tiiIt' don't believe that John W. Vogt I) 11,6% PR I-SI I)I'.\ I NIXON 'S post'clectiou ca incounties, not including the asking that the party have -1 5,146, N.' 5-for 16,6tH- against iS is ltiiR'I district is lt' m. i paign to remodel the federal gover'nnn-'Ht stiit'kt'tl s'pk' luivi' to lii' asente showed Mrs. Hawkins representataxe present fur an:' Ilutust' ul itrpri'si'miiatit t', 6,.;9tm, said objector Lu, live," confrontation iu'rtieallv noisy a 't , 'ear to could lead next Moism'y ('cmiii) leash lass- for 19,63 with 347,403 totes to Lewis' recount 33,'ui district- ( ; Maitliwi ,if Ravenbruisk. tic' 1Liwkin of \Irs. Hilt lik'Lsot' O 310.899. with the I)ernocratic-COntr011t'd Congress. s 11 11,354., Seytisour Benson ,ttttt against 4.517. tid she was furious becauai.said that there' should hi' SOlute' The eketton night total fur Fern Park Fire L)Isirit-t I)) 7,180 folks (is.' worhi istim're place in .i 1 1 .1 the stjt gave Mrs. Hawkins a L.ewis of Minu apparenth 1 Iluuise' of lte'pre'semilulivrs, t'reutitii fur 1,746 and against ou tbrea k Os Still).) ItU (i a n ouei)rean .1) a (ON('12 P.'(,'i 1-I,000-tote titerkut, 1,067.M to dtniiiding .a recount just c'iin live in lois density T4 ill .11th; di st ri ct— V ince I'tc liLt I Jr intidents Serrettirs of the Na s ,John '' an ncr it he lust and that an eaLis % irt)fiiiil1it itiul nsist 1 033 298 I'i irson; Iti 1. 898, R o be r t 3 mine ne titi'h ;,sti iil:umutiu situistioni f u a bout to tell his tidnii ra Is dod Mari ' Mrs tlis&si said some of her position on th e tpaver rid .I)s 1 R4 off. failure to carry ii En t erpr is e .-, ' I',tulut generals he ill not tolerate ('It'rk of ('Irruil Court -- ----to provide high stamimiarit out nondiscrimination orders "at every k'vt'l it. ili't'kw ithi 3, - 1)) Arthur dts;xisitl fm-itities; down the line." filteritig storin "ater systrin of ..,. Z . I.I Z 14.033. L' i runoff; system of retaining, ?~ 1 I 11.1 Assexistiv- Terr% Tu% II IL fJ IIUII h5 5t Itt\ I INN LI LEE I (ott imihi I i II, 1. 5(M over other charge of arrangetitetits. I tiriitt1 Nations line UI) iga inst each of ground Mi ('.immn Iii ii, tv cnvirmiiiiiicflt . basi,, the new 2-for-I on ii dai-e to kx'a ti' re 1 -* whether as Collector Ii lt.i 1)1 tmCO F uneral N otice natural trees ne'u,iue isl during 18 155fl Ca rl1 )lum hut r s It I \lrs t.uuue t ouctnc'a headquarters if) K'iiyii It construc t ion ; amni to re tain at Let b3 of l'iaols died luridas c' 11 159 hioloi'ist it their e xp. misc iluc1Cflhflat1ht5u1e,)ta Born ut sjubilant % 110 Pop w ere \ % I I II N* (; ( " ui-I S other tiucmli(iist .hic'rillJohn Volk ecologist or euiC U "' . , t , U stict't'ssIUl the U ,,,...r0W' ' Low. s. it A,, IS', 'I'hursd-av night following 1.960 titi Kelley Hi I prt'st'rvlltg l"re'ch iso to ascii I9MU, 1941. Survivors Uilit Sanford :: i*'rson; ji'. A,. B.h • - satellite it , ,, , it ,dfl( la un ch 01 ci ( I t;ui)- (urn:; vi rio - a s pec ts I) % alter anti . LUk two sons c;tintrys ash 111)1 t -o, :'a IIJ çi could rt'' OlLltiOuii/( tti,it l'i u hpiiit iii lis tttt I' Lee, both of mn .: I 'tI :4 :," .: ; (tie' o;a1d W. Struble' ill) g approval iii 15,263, 1 Folio-kin lord, daughter, Mrs. 1ntald U. them wasteland. N u ais.% U 0. 'a , , l'LII) /Aur,ilig, a hearing wits 13 Pensacola -, ,,, , I, i iiufflC C lark, %%S% 55% Ut, Lu N i (r request (sir he Id on the hIkIng Is have been lugguig (11 RESIDENTS ' kra i. I cmi. bs cilslrk I 3.- Dick Vs i,Itaiits I It •..ri.i ii. appeared there . Sewage. White' '' 0%' '°'°.' lst ' • ' wher •sti L) 13,795. ' ,..hair- 16 071 'Al Davis ' ' - ' -- - -orida 10Wfl, , 1(1111(5 (1) t 'ions. C j- iiu •,,,,, si. ,, 04 A,f.N nins in this centra l Fl II ' "'j t,w.*-. , -------I----,• , •p,, ::: SuperIuIriiclehIiSchool tap water has been contaminated for (lie past ' ._'i t't,1tt 14,'.mc4s .5.,. ' ..'tt' m',iuiotiil sai' tiuit it '"'" i'-i • 's penAI • - -- - ,-, ' NEWS .' D H err ing r rn p Des ite Brevar an 1 ote - - - ., . '. . .. ". "v- — , Willard - -. N Stock Rernor t -Area Deaths - 1. I I 14 -. - i ' :: . ' .,,,yt,iitiiql(fl - :-: 4 ' - ., :, , ISV . : ' : . ' : - - - V JALAN PRAIRIE LAKE BAPTI ST CH U RCH 9 fFrm.@ , < I Fern Park u of his gleaming new giiititr- IF1Iiiilll1DiIl1i']I 11J0 1i11 .a PkApa I ! .!I !! !t L S...fc,d. ft.. ,%1) ('ONSt M EtC 'I'll E EI.EC'l'l ,)N DI-' to the PUI)he Sen.' ice %'wATE Paul Hawkins Commission is not going to curt) rising utility memnbei' .Jes rates, says outgoing PSC CONNII t.IsU1 5)1 4757 C...'k.uy, fit. IC iltOND lILDA 1.5557 0.1.., /s rl'14'trniIL'h .. . ., FOLKS who have i)et'tl dropping sai't' change into blind street singer N, 14. Williatns' till CUI) for years are doing double takes over the si1ht 1j 1214 Al . 10 days. VISGINII, P1710511 or e - ff i . . I Mortals and Immortals Wednesday S p. m. Testimonial Meeting Sanford, Fla Po o l 5corui$l .L .t •j, -. -- stgrwit. Itittirt'." i',q*' ((S'i S'i -- y, HEAR The in iBourbon St."" t , A '. Simmons, will conduct the are invited to attend a ( - Baptist church program. NOV. 19 will be known as Affirmation Sunday or "All Present or accounted for Sunday." Time and talents are the center f canned goods CIFIStXTUL$ IteIflS attention and all members are will be sold. asked to attend. A 'show and Refreshments and home tell " disila' will be held and cooked food will be available all hobbies and ('TSIts will be thiv displayed b3 mnt-mbcrs. A potl uck supper will be served at Corn m u n I ty U n it e d :3ü P.Tfl. Tt1aTII%'ingwothpi%"tlltie LA AL ..J'..a fV% IV JIIUU'1 heldwednesdayNuv.22at7:30 Ccinirnunit3 p in at Redeemer with no Casselberry United Methodist Church Ever)' M!IVIC'C Thanksgiving Day. Member Commitment CamAltamonte paign is underway with Paul Janficld. chairman. The theme is 'You Have a Lot to Give." Community Chapel DeBary Community Preentauon dinners will lit' United Methodist held Saturday and Sunday The Fishers of Men Club of , at (:30. Slides depicting no me New Life Mission to open church activities will be Altatuuaik C'(dIUliutht) QISPC.1 Sunday at the De-Bary Coinpresented tii Bob Noble with and Church will have Lonnie munity United Methodist Mrs. \i Segrest is Thomas. director of migrant Church is a real opportunity ti in charge of preparation f or the education at Seminole Junior hear dynarruc preaching of the College, as speaker at the B dinner. All members and friends of a.m. meeting on Sunda y . A. Foster, Pastor Dr . GO New members the church arc invited to i Emenitas of a Tallahassee I. -Blessed Event" wcwesuay at received mm me uiwcv at We- _____________________________________________ — .., .. . ...'.I. ____ I V1 IIL. V'IIII 4 }),II. U UPt dLU,W,' LV Ji ,I it'4U.LL2l JV Li- ill fur the totsl program of the coffee on the pa tio after the church. Mrs. Faye Messick is service. 91 i~ The second stewardship a t'haLflTUtn. Lrn alti Dii) i ill be Nov. 19 at dinner will Lit' held from 6-8 p which time members will in. Sunday. Chap i lallNI Th'da>- night the Owpe' dedicatetlwirgifts,enU.and Guild will have an important prayer .upptirt The ne Orlando District business niet!ting at 7p. in. At B Superintendent, Re-v. Eldon p.m. the Women of the church "' '.- - L uth er an The Wesleyan Service Guild of First United Methodist #Vwp brought to that church on World Cornmunit3 Day, Nov. 3. ac- Me t hod St 'i,verntin'nt begot; n ganila t - nti;iaip,ni Iii n ctijlwtr1 of 11iIei' c deti mints for w ithifrawni of North V l.'I• natnese forces fniitti Stitithi V iett;i;iti np;illcntion lit the irs's,'d i'ensi'Itr.' to ('alit. INAIIII 81111 I IIiM and i,utircitit,'e c (tint there iiotilti 1)4' Iii) t'tiiil 1t un. government. ihieti's tlu'is'ct advi ser, lion nit I lut' N tin. St'ti it" I 'I'4'4il t'tut Ngiiys'ti Van 1 111y1,11 .1 1141 other I'tp official" bait' twi'n givitig a niIiIlIwr 1 n e w s iii s' it W v s I t' r a 'l,at-kgriaitui I' Ipterviews Iii liii' 11151 t(,ii 11:1%- S. l'l;u' iii! letimi South Vt" I fli!1i('" t1i'W S 1i$tl'IiI') Ii' III iii it , IIAt t%' that with Nixotu's land _ __ such' reelection, South V let wilt; tin I 's *1104111"I fi j,. li t, wiiit'c - Church will be the 1CthO speaker. After 40 years as a pastor and active in both local and national committees and commissions, be brings a real understanding of people and their hopes and feax's Services begin 11 a. in. Sunday and will be held nightly through Friday at 7:30. A Bibl study class will be held at 10 a. in. Monday through Friday. _, - I if.. --. Maximillian on 'cj ' '. DELThNA — Members of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Woman's Guild Holly Festival and Bazaar will be Saturday awl Sunday, from 9 sin, to 8 pin, in the Church Social Hail, Ascension It'i 04110 I q ;" itO fI4.'nt I hot the JuqI peai p hit' VIl'InhitIt"ce 114 iell ne the Aitwr lint, s'nplr have pun citeil for qt'vt'ri years would Is' zn'hievt'iI In Ihø' very near i•skc, I r p, 0/- (1961-1972) , is First United ',% ' I L '1AN I I ie g . ' _ L akes Mrs. Monti is also serving as chairman of this bazaar assisted by Mrs. )ames Lquire anti a large committee Baked goods, sweaters, aprons. scarf s. groceries and I .,r11I ,. . . ' -. m cording to President Rose Mrs B C Mont '.. ,. . . . i-. -.... .. . . -_ __ Our Lody of th e ... - '' e Lodge Is 89 '41 .. - . : III i cit y Meanwhile, the U. S military .'onimand acet'lei ated its planning for a complete American c ithdrawal from Vietnam in the event of a cease-fire. - ', ', soon as possible. Area Church News 1; ' . . ,. i -- - m L - ,# 4r ' - .- cri - .. • .1 itts 11f . - N - billion. Handbook for 1972. to be pub- movements, including some 3, The 10-3-earold conference lished in a few weeks, are cx- 000 in South Africa, with a total pectt'd to show twice as many membership of about 15 mil- represents some 45 million Christians in 103 Protestant and hurch members as had been lion. thodox churches in 34 Afn. Or Af rican church loaders a '4irnated and an unexpectedly wing the can countries. •u-ep ch urch Involvement in so- the boom as foresha do development projects. David B. Ba rrett, an Anglican missionary who helped peew pare the handbook, says it's like that nearly everywhere in black Africa. ll a'stirimtc tJ'uit the mar.. thanlo0millionOirlstlanson I ___ __, - ' ' (erred for nearly two hours with 1trecih'nt Nuven Van ThI.'it tMav on the proposed In tlochtna cease-lire agreement, A spi'tkesznan for the U.S. I'inbass)' said he could neIther confirm nor deny reports that I Iatg carried a persnal letter from Nixon to Thieu urging (1w South Vietnamese president to 111.111 as ilt'eept the cease-fin' 111.111 By the year 2000, he says, Afri. can Christians could total 350 million and exceed the number RC. Blair MCGSrve}', pastor share the Good News of Jesus of African Moslems for the first of Sanford Alliance Church, has Christ with persons throughout time. been appointed to head up the the North American continent The demand for thousands of Key 73 effort in Evangelism during the coming year. additional churches. mtnlsten among local churches and also Success of the Key '73 effort and lay personnel, and churchserving on the steering coin- will depend on commitments of p aided agencies is over. cmttee are Dr. Harold Harris of pastors and laymen in local in co Ho P whelming. First Christian Church and a congregations who are willing " Some in the Roman Catholic layman, Ralph Cowan of First to invest their talents and p.m. Included in the Hornec'ommp church, the biggest Christian United Methodist. mc Church of God located at sinpipiration at themselves in the intensive B&I West 2'id Street celebrates featuring Wendy .)ohnson and activities will be dedication of group in Africa, foresee a corneffort to reach evey individual, Each church in the corncompleted plete administrative breakannually a Homecoming to the Messengers., who will be the recently Phase I calls for an advent commemorate progress and singing in both the morning and Fellowship Hall. This building down within a generation, with munity has been invited to send study, in December, noon The is designed to accommodate all the hierarchy becoming a minister and lay reiresen- prayer Christmas Day through effect praise for the past year's afternoon services. tati ve to the first organizational Messengers are well known in social needs of the church with hc.1ess1y decentralized. growth. 6, Faith in Action TV on "We had thought that the meeting to be held Sunday. 2-4 Jan 6 leading up to the official Rev. 2. T. Pius., pastor, has this area and have sung several its kitchen, recreational area. and living quarters for the crisis lay between Christianity p.m. at First Presbyterian thcl' Sunday on Jan. 7. There set Sunday, as the date for the times at the Church of God in minister of music or evangelist, and anti..Christian forces, like Church. Homecoming this year. Sunday Sanford. will be special emphasis during Beginning with Sunday communism, but now we have Sunday evening evangelistic School will be-gm at 9:45 iu'n. Key '73 is an historic live other phases such as Bible School at 94$ a.m. all friends of an entirely unexpected '" followed b% morning worship at service will be held at 7 p.m r'ooperative attempt on the part distribution, lay wlthess, youth 11. Dinner will be served an the Pastor Pitts will be .spcitking in the church are invited wattend Barrett said in an interview, of paticipatirig witness, rallies., music and 130 the Sunday morning and the Homecoming activities and "It's the exact opposite of the denominations and groups to drama. grcmds at noon. hear the Messengers sing. s of faith in the West. Following dinner will be evening worship services., '. -' '10 P Nixon's llatg Jr., President slictial envoy, cifl .\i\ .)uHNsi)N and The Messengers will sing during Homecoming activities Sunday at the Church of God 803 West 2nd Street th e morfling worship and singspirat ion in the afternoon, - ft '. • N li ~r ~ ' -. - 17 / '' - . -. - -. L. ,., - - • . / ,iu' - -I _.. 4:~_. '' I 'L.1S ç..-'- ' I -. ,ib' - Tf . 'A M ET ' - - I ,inder N1, World peoples. .Some predict an churches in Kenya sugg(m_ds and Africa was ripe for iL" Much of the growth has been that WCStCrfl Christians will that the problem is more acute le during the 20th century than many clerics have be- wi th in independent or separa- dou b ml!inn .ut Third World to 800 t'ist movements outside the Inslie%ed. i3thirls will increase from 6. Figures cornpil'd for the first toriczil church organim.ations. Clu than 5,000 such million In 1900 to more than 1 time In the Kenya Churches There are more uivi uu, tu : Z. I —;" 16 Ao'elated Press Writer SAItON Al') ('sen. Alex- -Africans, are the most reli- tmm a largely whit"nd Wei- cs't,itI Infonnants said A,,n'rtuaii I mop t r en gI ii in V let 110111 would droll below flue '21,000 NI con by i'etlIng orikn"I b th't 1 and Indicated there might 1w further w Ithitmawnls of U S I mips s' en If it ut'aseflri' agreement is not signed hi' next month. ( 'urrent II S. military strength in Vichnati; is nt'ut 32,000 Informants also ritnhlrnic'd that the United Mato- 'o'niltug additional init;"",%% I't'pIni! ii forces to loin ti "tillcsweqwrs already In liii' W11,-;I'l' tern Pacific liii') ii, tuinve American hum's from North Vtc'tnuuni'st' tuarl.rs once a ccii s cfi ri' a g ri' &'tti' oh is ' II 1" 11N4/'\i'VT: Nixon Envoy, Thieu Confer \AIROBI, Kenya (API - gims people in the world. tern-mtOrt'd religion into a reWill success sp,ail artstianity Christianity is a religion of denon-white, i m)npri-writ and human rights at least, by in Africa! A forthcoming report , - There were two tall hotels directly across from cacti r their on the main Street of a smafl mid-western town preached In a rev'hvLl scant years ago. We had noon day wvic,ft at the church on the corner. On this particular sprini day everyone who could get away from their office or sIcr had joined the crowd on the sidewa lks and even the stre-c: between the two buildings High overhead a tight wire wa' stretched from the roof ni the lower hotel to the window Of thi taller building, and on this, high wire an exhibition of skifl i*n dMrInt was about tobegin. Aswr came out of the tthw:, lih many others we drifted across to see the people pirftrr. Tnt papers had told us, that the man cm the hi v would perform his brezith4sking routine high ahcve lht street with the greatest of ease: where all could see. And perform, he did' He walked across with ease: he sat In a chair which was balanced with its two back legs on the wire: he did titç down. turn. iii! sorts of scemingl impossible ping and swin g ing b&iti and icirU .)USI wher, wc had t'orne reasonably sure that he could take care of htnsell on that high wire without each of us holding our treath, he stepped back onto the hotel roof and came out again, thus time followed by his little girl. She had become known as a high-wire artist in her own raghf and was billed as 'Princess Maria," but on this particular day the crowds, as one person, caught its breath. fur she could not have been over six years old, and looked much younger an that stun wire high above our heads S10w13 the advanced following her father. step b step, to a point midway between the buildings, and then, as deliberately as she had advanced, she walked backward to the roof she had left where anxious friends and nervous reporters awaited her. Of course they asked Dit little girl If she hadn't been afraid when she paused on that rwaying wire and svi the sea of faces so far below. She smiled a happy little smile and answered, "1 would have been afraid if I had not been walking with my father." Can you guess why I have shared with you tins true stcny. It is not because you haven't been to see cxciuig and different feats performed on the high wire of the circus, but because of the little girl and her beautiful trust in the nearness of her father. Do you know that life is much like a high wire" There are times when It will be difficult, even times dangerous, but there will never, never be a time you fail if you will remember to walk near to your heavenly Father. Like the little girl who had a sense of trust, that it is what happens when Jesus walks with us,-we are not frightened, we go ahead cii our happy and confident way, able to ii' our best. It makes all the difference in the world whether we try to do everything alone in this life. or whether we ask Jesus to walk with us. 016 - --._--_-_ ..__i_L...._ I... A friend iota me once aouui suinvuurq b small boy, said it became for mcadi3cernmentt0r9IflCTh' ben. It was night and his mother had asked him to put the empty milk bottles out on the porch so the' would be ready for the milkman in the morning. The boy took the bottles, opened the door and looked out into the pitch blackness. Turning, he hesitated and said. "it's Ux dark to go out without a father." Are you like the young teenager who sat across from me in my office a couple of days ago, and said. Rut Minister, I don't care about God" I said to hun, 0 yes you do You are not all that big or that bad. When you're up tight and have hit the one-way street. arriving at the deadend, to wham do you turn' 'You ma not care about God, but He cares about 'OU. That's the way He is He cares, because He loves! We prayed together, and for the first time in his young life, he said to Jesus Christ. "come into my Me," and God did Just that' He went an his way, rejoicing in his new found faith, quickened in hope, and in faith renewed Last Sunday, he said to me, "You know Pastor it Is beautiful really beautiful. God been walking right with me all week." How about you, is life ., .... __ _ .... , WLUI Y uu 9bUU1. ' ' ________________________— !-' - '. - __ .. First Christian Church 9- Associated TIrm Writer -1, . .&- R% RF'. HAROLD A. HARRIS -' . ~ fT I vi I U U) G FORGE E5111R A High Wire -. ' On Proposed Cease.-Fire Plans Jr,'i FreMy, 'The .S,in!orcl HrriIcJ -: X. : ' ? would ''hit' t'aiprlu.-ious'' of the iluitrul wit to gi'silit tilt, ( 't'rtific-atlums after granting (lit' l'tlI) lofting - tie therefore ins. liii' dreimiimig vole' to titlmsw the' st'r%'ict' ee'rtifit'astion. Mii'iinrl Piiuilu.'t'i. Gordon IW>iie, itniti i(am,ssmut Keys of the' I'uulu"'i i-ntte'rpnise's siiltl that 11(1W that iomuhng hiss been; granted, a full year of hatruh work i- before theirs before' the 't tutit y n construct imini II '• Iiin I, r—. - ' ' - - -. . - - Supt' r v is.sr — 1:1cc-I lou ('siisilIit Br mc' III 11,052, Junic'c' VIIIICIi t Its I3,i12. Sctis'.d ftourd, district 2- It. I, i"u'otlu'r slit 14,5911, Ken i'4trirk I I)) 12,971 School Board, distrh'i 4,.. E. Simmis Iii 18,417, I):mvii' Missouri htcile Swcdfusrci I 1)1 • ,-' - - - ' Wihiiiimti I'. lAsyer tl)i 16,532, Joiui U. Angel 1(1 14,594. itt 141) -_____ '.,-, C Cia li, ii's .. e,t ta', IIt ( iS lt 'i',Pt'I UI, I) U A e ie •o. ..o ' • I. IS ' l 4 o' Mel N , , t•i D,'i (tfl II LI', (.n Mitt SO uicn lei ,-,i, iii,,jt' 53 'IT 'j,r W. ', 'lil Cola h 4'i,.i 00 NCA , Nip 5i is ' , •, W,,iui, ti ., .1 ii • ,, SOC C ' '•'' ''•' 6 I coat', , i • SP'i N 4! • SI 5tttJ W .. st , , si-se iI• ' tii Ii'u ' -. tasto , ', " is'. I'. (INC lAd N I. 11, - ', t, 4'14.4i 4U4 • t• - • UIi Al, US &tool td'• 15 4 . '5.- i'-. I I ii - ' ...'.' ' Jt,M4i(%i t'I5I ,.*4e,.tl ' ,-.*Wt% ('p,t'l '5 \'4.4.,T ." ti,-, •- -.I et, ,'' .\,. '4%t ', ,•," - 'S4 - - C 54i r..2, -C S5.' " -.'t ,. , M % - 9 1 I , 16% s tuu -t 13 ) Ev Ro bs Oitanj.,, FtQ,.J �l lie Sa,ifurdl$er&d Editorial Comment In the wake of the Nixon reelection landslide there aro cresting waves of reaction in both the parties. Already political scientiStS are trying th decipher how it could come about that such a tremendous victory for the Republican candidate would leave more doubts than convCtiofl Of the real health of that party. As for the Democratic party. the obvious challenge to it is to gather itself together and first bring it hack into the channel where It gained and then retained for years the role of the majority party. f the two the former will he the hardest to tli!Ise and then go about curing. Control of the' White House is a major political weapon. but it *~s- I'616h, ~~ voters join the national trend to independent thinking. Florida Democrats have ever for the Democrats. Two new Democrats are in the Florida delegation so that the voice of But when this is achivd with the opposition part%' still in full control of the c.ongress—e'Cfl gaining in numerical strength—the voice and of the People fairly shout the message to get about C leaning house In short, to start the essential moves which will show the voters—and well before mid-term 1474—that the GOP still regards free enterprise, honest electioneering and full regard for the picture an enem'. as 10 feet iou, immune to out human frailties tVt see all too clear)) the foibles of more and more shown by actions. Thus there is coming about a time when the Representatives, One of these is former State Senator and now U. S. RepresentatiVe'lct William Gunter of Orlando. We are encouraged by this Democratic with the hand of President Nixon wielding the broom—and the meaning of the Democratic debacle on the national level is pressing the Democrats into soul-searching of the highest order will make political history Post-election days are always important. This year they are critical and pregnant with the promise of greatly needed and overdue reforms. It is worth watching! is most challenging. Years of voting Republican on the national ticket and then Democratic at the state and local levels has produced a mixed political loyalty which needs clarifying. This clarification is already taking place as public good as its political duties The Democratic party at the national level is VOICe faced with some hard moves. Perhaps the Democratic of one of the most experienced F. O'Brien will be heeded. leaders Lawrence Said "Larry": "Our party must now move vigorously to reclaim the loyalty of all Democrats, melding the old and new' This is nor of wishful thinking not a matter of sentiment The old pro knows that the aim of President Nixon is to make the GOP the nmioritv party. Tit do this the Republicans will have to have Democratic help. What help? "To engage in it UUTbloodletting or Monday-morning terbacking over their presidential candidate— cGovern's—smashing Sena defines O'Brien. dewat Here in Florida the result of the Nixon landslide was little felt below the top of the ticket Indeed, it would seem that the cause of modern Democracy in the Sunshine State had been advanced. Gay. Reuhin Askew, one of the new breed, balanced the results and was happy with what he saw. in the first place he will still be working he with Democratic majorities in both houses of liftlegislature. the Congressional delegation put on the scales, there is more weight than is ;6rraLb Xhr #anfarb P~ ~ -': F 3 I E3 QQcr ' SANFORD N I RENd-i AVE , -,If LOW E ci atir WALTER A .i i'' '.'.nc kALPHi1tYS Con; R"ini r F tutor RA" STEVFNt. Pro, %,, ktmm F cir,'rT,Ir W$LLiAM. F (Ito, JR Staff Prntngv,Irhs" In Florida $2.l0month $2840 1 Year Same As Home Delivery I? m. $32.10 All Other Mall $2.70 Month 6Monttu.S16.20 U.S Postal Regulations provide that al mall subscriptions, be paid in advance Entered as s.cond class matter Augu91 72. 19M at the Post Office of Sanford. Florida 37771 No port of an material, news at advertising of this edition of The Herald may be reproduced in anv marine, Sanford without written permission of the publisher of The Herald Any individual or firm responsible for such reproduction will infringing on 11w Heralds ccpyraght will be held liable for damage under 11w law Publiltieti daily and Sundays. except Saturda'i be considered as and The Herald is a member of the Associated Press whiCh is entitled exclusively to the use for reproduction of all the local Ii ttiv prinlec! nq'vv', - -' — , --- ---. . S. I know something that Matgam Mead doesn't knin'. ant: Brothers T)r. , doesn't even SUSWCL but you'll have Ui . " Anybody win' can make out a household budget and adhere ti it strict.h ain't me. r''r k T '. .1 'I'L - _' live' out t' 4 ' ' c1 I . * .'.' . I •_ih ' . 1 '5. I .. I . :' ' -1 U. ---.4 • •, - • - )- , " - _, .. Two out of every four men a 0 dnes4, and two out of even -. . L i who get their nuib, manicured If you tend moneyofll IF mci who still wear spats in publie. you won't have to tend so often. Anybody who sleeps In a seth bed instead of firnt one tins onl\'himseuuUiUflWWflelint - • . three art overweight . I - - - ,•, . f. . :.—, I -* ,,. , their live.,, without ever turninl: in a fire alarm .. .- -' .—i.2.i,_J -. ; - _. . . '.j,. - ' , —' —5- guess what It u, because I don't want them to find out. Wild wolves make' better bus- . . . ~. -P ~ - - beggars Uwn nun office A majority of people .- 'e' — --- . . . -t. 7 .7,. / I 7'Li-' '-' " !'' -'- hare! work . .. , , / •..: - . ,,....... ,, __ n'',spape' this trust upon becomes the color popular chnic'c to represent us. The realits' of cuch trust has respected. Those indisiduals situation, include it plastic- lItter bag Last fisul year, the GPO sold W' million publications for $2.b million Although it is not ti's business ti ma ke' a pro! It. fj GPO manages to return money U. the 'Ireasur) Uncle Snot got a rebate of about $10 million in fiscal 1972 Five years ago, the GPO decided to expand outside the nation's capital ond since- l96'7 has opened 14 bookstores th roughout the nation, each stocking nearly 2,000 Items. Additional stores are planned for Cleveland, Seattle, Houston, Pittsburgh and Jacksonville, The GPO also established a distribution center in Philadelphia and ano ther in Pueblo . Cob., allowing the Washington headquarters to handle' hard-to-locate Items. It ta kes a week to 10 days to receive most publica tions by mail. A sampimi front Uncle Sam's cornucopia includes An increasing number of parents . pupils and schoolnieli are tapping one of the richest resources Ii: th e country for inexpensive materials on almost any subject A gold mint' of pamphlets. periodicals, posters. pictures. chart.' and books is available from the U.S Su pe rintendent of Documents by mail or at one of 1(1 government bookstores, including 14 outside Wash in gton Prices range' from a nickel for brochures on drug abuseSit for tin- 21'-volume- Warren Commission report on U' President Kennedy 'i atit1naUon Most are modest)' and o ther expe nses About it third of the' more than two million inquiries received in Washington about the publications each: ycar seek help with term papers and school profects. Large numbers of parents write for the sleuss of Pan'- phlets and books or, how to care' for young children and how to help teen-agers. tint' man asked for the' best place to boncyntoot: Tin.' most popular publication is "infant Cart." with more' t han 15 million copies of the 211-cent pamphlet sold Next or: Uncle Sam's best seller list is the 75 eent phamphiet Government Organization Manual," at $3.00, explaining wile) does what Federal Income' Tax" "U.S and where in the' federal bureaucracy, ends ' list of 20 publications selling more t han a million copit The GPo has been in existent' for 77 years as publisher for the ptetknrui of government departments, agencies and commission which originates the material Citizens get the result of the' government's research and knowledge in every field of human endeavor when they bu) GPO material.' that Spring s M,,' -',' ,o,t1t' I h.s' tV' Lake ,sn,' Fern Park I I i,it.''. Goldenrod Ea',tbuuo P5',i' ,,, American huuor study guides; information for noncitizens seeking naturalization: Spanisti-leinguagv materials; month)) magazines about the space' program, the armed services, education. foreign affairs and hints for consumers. Miliuir". training nianuaLL explain ho's ti fix motor vehicles, radio, television and hi-ti equipment and alnioit anything else' man has buil t You can learn how to operate a jewelr:.' store, a resta urant, ii service station and a car wash and how to appl for loans to finance' them (hitihuor enthusiasts will 1w delighted with the Army's FM 21-iL "Survval, Evasion 6 Escape.-," a 430-page' treasure-trove' of intornuitiort on hoc' to ttve with arid off the land. Illustrated in color . If you're' wond ering hoc' if' decorate' your school, office or home ,send for Price' List 1, "Posters and Charts," telling of portfolios of beautiful 16x20 inch lithographs of "Our Navy In Action" Similar portfolios picture' the exploits of the astronauts, Army, Air Force.'. Marine Corps and Coast Guard Then' are drug abuse'ahidecokog3- posters. too c:opk'. News Sers'ict' ago doctors waved century A F orest Liii, Rio, Y-4 114; ,'.sclberry 1onglcwood ,tot), Pit,,, fJp - '4,, ,v' Z.,r(Ir'n nuignet.s over people' and told Au,s i',-.' them it would relieve' pain. And often it did. Today Chinese doctors are L..ki' Moniut' I., sticking needles in people and telling them It will relieve pain, And often It does. LOhlEtVI000 ,." I 1,- I'-, Chu Iuota tis,ou L 1l' [iti' DeIIona-D'B'Y Etutsirprise t ff Fd',t,"d, r#. "cures" amount to the anw ' thing — hypnotism "I could walk up to an operating table Imnorr ow and f • i:. 'is CM'un'wa O'.iu'dc t.iavsa ,','1 medicine, both 673-f' ,,'''I): S L.: and pioneer in the field of psychosomatic Nall I '.' According Li' Dr William Kroger, a noted payctuatrist Winie, Springs -r Con;iiui,iu, - Kruger , dire•ctur tp1. pe rform surgery with acupuncture." said Kruger in an inlervittus "1 could insert the needles anywhere I like and It would relieve pain I could also insert any needles at all." not of tin lnstututt mr Conipretiensivi Me'dn.'mt Ili Beverly Hills, Calif., pullet) a pencfl out of ins pocket. "Let's sii this was a magnet," Kruger said. "Now If ''After several years of research, I Lielu'vt that the uni fur explanation likei acupuncture' is hypnosis" Acupuncture, like hypnosis. does not work with all people, Kruger noted. Not even all I were to peas this over your body and you were to believe Chinese. Moreover, even in that this would relieve Pfl. it Peking pam-killing drugs are would Acupuncture' does work. usually used Lilting with But if works better for the' Chinese' people.', who believe' in it." Kruger noted that American doctors are fascinated with the littlt'.underslood Chinese' art of acupuncture and that ITUIny patents nowadays eagerly ask their doctors when they can be acupuncture' itt preparing it pa tient for surger). "They will use everything front Novocain to I)enierol to morphine," Kruger said. "With all that. what dc' you need acupuncture for?" American Kruger said ductor are relatively unaware of jut' potentials of hypnosis, given the needle treatmentKroger deplored this as and so have not realized that it "tragic." 'There is certainb' is behind acupuncture. 'l'hey move to niedictnt than a blind don't realize that hypnotic belie! it. 11w uniuwwn," he caid, ptuenomtnti can tie' produced without ii 5M5Ut[KT hypnotic' product Kruger said. were all of us on hypnotized doctors while surgery was going on and "get up wit) walk buck to their ruonis iAerwards — just like' acupuncture'." Kruger said While I believe hint I t'nileui agaIn ii'. I thought news articles were to 1w oh$ectis'o, iitittised, 11141 this %s al, h) sahuil a&'eount false gruiesonu'ly 11141,41 ' ltWOfl5ll*'iii(t' anti vet '. unfriendly In the patients if tile)' ever get here to pick I feel hint will. t)wii* though it Is their busIness uttiti they have a right to run it as (1w'. wish, the".' are neverthh'cs. li.'t'ni'd lii mit' i-nm iuu,it(v (it Workshop Art Exhibit featuring 15 area artists representing a colorful variety of art forms The an exhibit is open to the public weekdays 9 sin, to 4:30 p.m. from now until Friday, A special reception for the Ralph Nader rides again and this time' it is not roughshod over the' little' Corvair but over 181i years of American histur ''Who Runs Congress—The' President big business or Ynu" first volume' in a projected encyclopedic study of Congress b Nuder and his associates. will be sure to please' those' win' like' to blame all our troubles on the rascals in Wahington Calling Congress the "Great American Default " Nader declares that the' White' House and the President are $ will be held Friday November 17th in the Sampson Art Gallery. Refreshments will be' ,served and the public is cordially it, sited to attend. participating artists Participating in the show are the following artists and their respective media: Karen E. Albritton, oil; Roslyn Brown, plastic sculpture; M. Allison Costello, photography: Aleen Gottlob, clay; Johanna Jordan, fabric waithanging; Marian S emerging in the United Suites as "a new kind of monarchy." Nader was in top form at a news conference called to announce' release of liii' book "We' are in the midst of a very serious constitutional (:ongress has abdicated its responsibilities to crisis Sincerely, l0 Crystal Drive Sanford. Florida 32771 McCall, graphics; Richard Mayberr>'. Jr., drawing; Mary Lou Mullin, Jewelry; Joan Partington, cat; Andrew 11 _i ii - Pettit, oil, pen and ink: Gloria Rigling, textiles; Jan Ring. fabric walihanging: Daniel J. Steven, watercolor: and Jean Tsc,'tierfinger, painting and 9 college; and Stephen M. Jep- son, clay. . •im • -• 15111115 I Al'S I llI'.."tiAI'. I 'is';ic.' t .'all :itol 'i'n,l in - Cob Trouble I see now that some of the Herald's employee's children are anenaing i,..rooms ,,.i ,__ g. y thin q sins year and nave touna now uii school It Is. Now that it is hitting close to home, I see that the Herald is running a series of expose' stories, I had a daughter who attended Crooms last year and have another who will attend there next year unless l can find the money for a private school. I can attest to the rudeness and inconsiderations given to the by the faculty. The only good thung about CrOOOiS last year was a darn good band and 1wents a strong Band 1'I t this i,' - i cpnt t his tetter .-..-. : .',.•.. lit all ('eider, We tiave i! hh'y'h's now, and need npprrr*Iriiiitely that many more Any riuntritoitlons In this ar"a ...ii i... ...... Will I'i' j''U K..p up ti. progress After '-in all, if Sunday ('ornes, Saturday he fur behind' ('ordlally Plara Theatre, Hal 1ean, M{ R P1mi.a Rocking ('hair Theatt Sanford Shoppinut Plai.a, Sanford. Fla. , 327fl ' ..t..•.i urn'.. - It fI M-MilInn IIirrd;i,' 1,Itr-f ' ! r,r,I, ,' it U'' At Center Training Suutuluuruil our my daughter had brought home She wouldn't have anything to do with it. She stated that she had never had any complaints and the food she had seen at Crowns was tasty and hot. I'd sure hate to eat her cooking. I was told by one of the teachers, confidentially, that the reason no silverware was used was that the adnilnistrators felt that the knives would lead to cutting and fighting. How low we In Seminole of Editor, Herald: — establish some means of helping these senior citizens transportation with 'his 7; iH.. '' 0 , STOCK - BUY I I ! patient and her husband are " I ". '' ..: limited eyesight, needing to get to their home before dark if at all possible, because of diffic'ujty in getting in the home and settled before night. And the patient was not feeling well, winch is of course, her reason '" is FREE CLEAN & CHECK On All Makes Hearing Aids FREE CONSULTATION On All Hearing Aid Problems Conic in and hoar Test The All New Aids Itoltono, World Leader Dt'vuloped by . 5. 71 HEARING AID SERVICE 1226 E. Colonial Dr— Orlando . f- '. 1-1 I ' 1 ''ir' 'iI TERMS No Payments 'i'll Jan. 1973 1 Bicycles A OTHER WHEEL GOODS Layaway Now For Xmas !" '~1~*1'1_~:P , '- cJ ~ , , -Ili - , - lt~ ) ,, %it. JI . .; . ' " ODDS ENDS Take- Offs • Blems & ODD LOTS, TREADS, SIZES DRASTICALLY REDUCED_ WIDE Radial Tires IF YOU CAN'T COME IN FOR THIS HEARING AID CONSULTATION OUR CONSULTANT WILL COME TO YOU. CALL 327-$160 FOR HOME SERVICE AT NO OBLIGATION, ' EASY CREDIT JUST ARRIVED NEW SHIPMENT MR. RALPH HELLER, WELL KNOWN VIELTONE TRAINED CONSULTANT WILL BE THERE ALL DAY SAT., NOV. 11th TO MAKE FREE ELECTRON IC HEARING TESTS AND EVALUATE YOUR HEARING LOSS. MR . HELLER HAS HAD MANY SUCCESSFUL YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN ANALYZING ELECTRONIC AUDIOGRAMS. HE WILL BE ABLE TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS REGARDING HEARING LOSS BEING HELPED WITH HEARING AIDS. J Il. - -' ----- Door ,Prizes very elderly, both with very "j NOW AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGSI ~ ~, q .;: OLDER uuu I . I WEARE Gifts °" * L I \4It\I' Free ''7 I; 10 _YLUS ___ A a tjJW Dear Sirs: I wish to bring to your attention a problem in our city which severely affects many of citizens, particularly our senior citizens. I work in a doctor's office and today I called a local taxi cab for a patient and her husband at approximately 4:15 p.m. The 21 COS 1 I LoisGlis.con of City Comu:issitiru'rs Board Sanford City Hall Sanford, Florida 32771 k4_..., I. =ttJVn1 problem. Thanks for listening. 0! I - lit . GOING FOR - Air conditioners you can mention the problem in your column and maybe some of the civic clubs will have an idea of how we can Perhaps urge you to give him this support. ___..., .- ' W LUWUU IIIUWI J wanted you to have a copy. Respectfully, --.-.-- Freezers Stereos • TV's t'nmrnissinnprc and I'":'"-" us -. ': Dryers Lois Glisson Parents Association. I contacted the Food Services supervisor last year and offered to bring her a sample of food I - Washers re-election. I sincerely us that nobody believes what we soy" I )s'nr Sirs: I iw'rsullltllIY nppns'rinte uttirl wholeheartedly qii,pui( 11)0 ,lru'islon of the Asttntuatits fnuuttu their Irivil (tie lIitd Iinv i,rl,ilpiI the ll ''I" ' U s '" ''" . tuu.s'ti durIng December fit l9 I (iii tt,'r 1III1I Iti' iid " i'vi'I y tuuiimsnn tie'lmii', hi express faith in ( rnl iuuiil lb.' IIIhd.' 1,ublii'l' without fear or threat III ui't*eiire Refrigerators Ranges i-lit' Our school system faces some challenging years ahead, and with the increasing demands and responsibilities placed upon the superintendent. Bud Layer deserves the support and confidence of 'TM a poIfcsor', the fellow neat to me a newspaper' mast anti this other fellow is a car salesman Our problem In ,;,hlltic'n to our ret'remtit'niil nc'eul for tilcyrles, there Is a need for hhyrles Vo flHT girls and iFlys Ii) get hark and forth to work acaignirienta here at the with whom we to" in contact Is appceeiaft'tI n end SATURDAY. NOV. 1 1 t h. p. ... treatment ffm every mernhor Nuititiritil ,ei,,nrnitir onul Slim u' Ailiti. Mntiris"I S;uue.'rntt ('enter Astruinnuit Office lhiustum, Tesos 11OC'Q to A Message Editor, Herald: 9tt APP a 0it for An ('C. . r c i1 llcrald I am most appreciative to those who worked in behalf of the schuol system while I was in office and voted for tue in my caliipaigzi *1 _ IWI-i3 visiting the ;ehool.i Count)' . HI.t is herewith rorognii--d Their tfo- )PreiokfIownq, at nny fine pxrtiutilor tune, It Is linpotsltile' to have it truly effective pitigruurn 4''.erYflli". anti appreciated couch Ille 1111drs"too tollown ill the letter Itutu' p,r;OltWt' M (If Mir 104, arA 1%1r (ary TaYktV in handling the the Ilinitorl n,imhs'r of tiIryrle ill'% 411111'r 0117pli of tile Illilled Motel, 11111 not IwIpIe 111111t "' un a su'iyi,'u' liii ,it eompan>ing Mrs. Bethea c'hile Serving as Sentinole 1)istrlct School Superuiteride:it for the pa.' t four years has afforded me many fine experiences and the opportunityy to work with some very wonderful pjple throughout our , 811,1111y 'iii It hut. unto the preparing a follow-up release work together as a unified on the aptitude Of these 9th community in SUI))l)'fl4 all grade students; some of c'horn their needs, are rated highly nationally. . Again, I thank you for henand unfortunately there are ding your ear my way and if some c'ho have a second (2nd) there is anything that can be grade reading ability. Finally, done, please do what you can there were witnesses ac- and we will appreciate it. LILIUII U VUIIL tsr; 6 filtin letter 11; lithill"ll bellow ffir (;n1nPqv1IlP, I'llil't ytnir onvenleti' o for rer'tpittlnnal Wry( - DrDDv'e uinoi ql~%&~ Fit 1I0'Vf'Io_,WfI A letter. 111101 lie 1111111"' It, wtite Y011t Let a tout,' t,iwtst if it were iuiIiui'ul III the Sanford herald ci' that I''. II 1)111' 1011 Li'( a iliatig.' their views thanks t al'.'aiwe for nnthinit yuu iou iI i' frth your Mr Roy (ref" in ti`- Training l'ent,'r tini0rlrl o'llalp has a perfect right III NASA is ceoki,ig to c"u lii!' 1I1,I1I1 signed letters nod I nyu '" tillS wtitthiV ('01151' WIHIIII the rah ilit'.'ers r.ar!tl'j s.'n ri this €1$tinn I n file lirfograrl, proitl the 11triltod ItO lw*''fll"0 I hunt' fitinllv almost dolt'.' Mrs the Fnr this' past to years, 'rnir.ul, nil,! chiiIii 1w' :illuini'ul to font' thietti M %. t"tillii)101tlt IS i'oiiiliig to n 'hail' t'fltttiithi ilils is n o.'enIonnl itt'iiironl'e, it is Editor, llerld. Never have 1 ce4'n curh flagrant thsplzn of ephtit.'utton est one's position as Mrs flothea showed in her article on ('rooms School - Editor, Herald: November 24. beln".'etl in acupuncture' — or hypnosis - U would provide cure relief pain Americans They felt tie, pain and were able to talk with - them tit NASA, - Illp t.All thi' 1intionts 1*01110 lvi Ill) l'flt'. i'ii EAn. NEXT E x ploitatio n On Crooms Dc DON OAKIXY Kruger sud that If Americans perfureiied be (on-cd to write shout it again C.C. Thorne Stetson Art To Historic Fact states, pavchosir.itit' illness. Massive' surgery has been ( 4 lillies "'n) , I coiled A totril I, finally at 61111 it Ill . I titiiiik ,"till UIr uis' u,,)ut-iit' u polls. Those elected officials ___________________________ Tuesday. November 7, at the in a jeweled itu turLat itt'.'mi' a ItLt the double' wtiamms," Kruger said In acupuncture' tin' ritualistic' insertion of needles and blind faith in a 5,000-year-uld art replace the' ma gnets Western doctors used a century ago to public arewt contintilng on flit% 441bJect. If we don't get mtorr people aroused. c Just might hail net ('i'ii)iP igni'iI them andfiit'wnrtlnst itPtI .1t,I)Iller -- .10 111ilillip.q I"k 11"ple %vlin linvp already Yritir li't'.'r IQ eas an first edition Vour effort to rh.kh Progress is firlc.rslq --- Workshop powerful committee chairmen, executive' bureaucracy and specuil-interest groups "This administration is not sympathetic to corporations. It is indentured to th em" and is easily "the most corrupt in history " Removing Nixon would be "like replacing the' ruse on the' top of the trash heap" because' corruption guess all the' wii th'wii to the bottom of the bureaucracy. Who would deny at least a grain of truth in many of Nuder's allegations" Yet the' sweeping charges, the tulle' of crisis, ttis' Idea that today situation is unique and without parallel, is more than a misreading of American histur It uniount to a total disregard of that history tninu(s,'' We '. ft''.'. S;inf'; knOW of titlilt' _..,-------- Seminole County. Therefore, not only were you elected yesterday. Mr. t.ayer, but so Is Acupuncture Hypnosis ? Or What ? B'.- JAM' wruis the% represent an obstacle' to sincere desire to change, has been expressed this past Needle Treatment AlI.,nionh.' charge -. - 11 Herald Area Correspondents opportunities offered regarding the obtaining of an education, should lx' allowed to remove the lc'-i'1 Our trust, as well as our Nader Book Blind U nc l e Sa m's P ublisher, Helping Hand series llile of back then and ont) beca the need for continuIng to q be that refuse to respect those rights, or refuse to n"cept the University Is the Creative - again if) tole sure (fie I% les"Inge '.'•fl not lfltsplIWeiI 1 WflM 1411,1 lite ii,Ali wmilo Ioe here lit "Just A (1.'d. Note - You'ry About a late. We first had tot fl itifltionte lIIItII'flflI wtlI' Whir ii ut "ti'ligl"tt tH't' I$'IOiII AD - ' to creed, themselves, or should be removed hN the authorities, as nilist we and I., I)plbert 3. .lIgA di'.duls, regardless of race, -- -- ' can alone actively participate, help, and insist on (he rights of all in- Then there's the question of how much ;inwer Hanoi s commanders and political commissars will have' over their arms regulars once a truce !S arranged. Most Hiinc.i infantrymen these days are not dedicated Communists On the' roads South in recent months they have deserted - " sibilit)' of public trust. Our deim'cratic process assumes that the individual we so confer across similni Northt'rner-Southerner animosity in all - '"" Seminole County resident to Currently showing at the Sampson Art Gallery of Stetson , the iin' f*nr funland Parents and ii'sfuI In this latest effort (ii lli'iu'ntiy, Madeline Miii :y i-i(ineris. I renliie the i'it' Is .speuc'ificall - William P. ''Bid'' those remaining individuals so ;uuuripcville the uittieisl u'ruqunier, )'iI:inu', • prominent such is gro'. ing very rapidly and it I .ayer. plus tho_ce ncc"t elected desiring and so n'ilhirtg to obtain allon't"d is () lbs 117)o C ui'' c'. ill" letters !1,I10O puihlicit' Why wasn't equal '.'i'r'.' dlffii'ult (it handle oil the uilltahIl('(t inenibers of the Seminole an education. tIlt' Florida 12/01 The wanton destruction of publicity given to the IIt(SOeI people. best I feel there ,'ihoiilit Protectiuig tlI, lIi't'iMil)ti III County Board of Education, Sincerely. n lillib' i'i'titl liii' (ii ;istri'tiauit.s ("*'TiOuilS" things that happen at s ical facilities, as well cs t'e Nutille extra s'nnstttt'rn(lim Sunday E d it ion with the responsibility of phy V'hy is one person allowed to given to our senior i-ltt7ons, a t'liristiiuic ui'ssuige to the sI(NEI) changing a deplorable situation physical violence, is an in'.'.uirhl (ruin their spuuc'ecratt AI)t)l(Ei Editor, IleraIrl distort out of all proportions a especially in services to anti parsimont to any existing dic'ation of a lack of a desire for in uiiootl tlii' 'i'r' s'.tiili' orbiting Many hearty r.rigr III ;ulatlons could have been matter that from doctor's offices, hospitals, ecological proglems, roning an education, and, as so cx/ll' lilusmi'. In She l%fi. S'l'A'l'lI),'.'.'iuilter of on ytir first Sunday fditirin fliOti' t'Otl' handled in a flinch this that etc. I might add problems, industrial growth or, pressed, moves should tie made %olilli it to NASA tlui'st' Pr('''1it you are now a 'I'ruuly, strut'tive fashion' problem does not exist with (hi' for that matter, any of the to eliminate these individuals 1nihllrl>' dod oo N es Bik lIt'iulOtI(l they tinily anti have tt'trriiwilitafl a small town from being Does black that tie the tabs operated by normal challenges of a growing h due process of law from the ui-I, arid to censured for their of. proud It, tie to break all tiitO'h reporter a ver license ore The schools, Our democratic societ i -oiumunit. Editor, Herald : County. - __i r_i . • . -- ------ t,.,,..t . ,,retint an'.' ftirtlui'r ilt'iilOfl' W rsi''' to ____________________ mn'lpIul 5" pi i""' - pt'nlnpi Oflhl also quits' V.'e must look tci The Sanford IS uounaea on rnajOriL rul e ansi, strations of faith by 1nuiihii' is a retraction think >' those they serve anti the' Herald to continue such jour- to date, this has not been naltsrn? I in order 'i'rtainls' deserve to hs' coinleaders nztlism in its truest and purect respected in the school system Crooms is a good school '.sith phimenti'ti for this. NASA iii u'uwipe'r:itlnti ssutiu the Too often the trend has been to sense as illustrated b stration. i excellent admin ito other groups amid nrgiininu(ions, iati I don't know if you article in the November is,cue accept those few noisemakers to secure 100,000 signed dedicated teachers and great anything about this but thanks seeks with the by-line of Marion As representative of the the commending students. Sure there are cxfir listening off' li'tters to mv 'spouting Rethen. The O'noms luncheon rn.a}ority. There has been a uind thus t'(Iss'ttlng, at Croorns anu) fewer ceptions—but ,sstroti:utits philosophy of appeasement too it an y thing can be clone, situation was an envinable than usual . Mrs. ()'Ilare's efforts. Lest we I ninny of us will be grateful. I, price of journalism that long prevalent in the school tuiki' this lightly we should tie challenge to ill)' for one, am fed up A. 1.. Brown reported the facts unbiased yet system This is the eyeballs with all the baloney reminded that through this true The situation as exists at and this is the charge that you you f Note—Thank (Ed. or ttanfrtt to the public about lion' woman's efforts, we awoke one Croorns School is by no stretch now have, Mr. William P. oversshelming wrItIng. The elected , newly r (hose of us working In the morning nine years ago to timid of the imagination limited to "Bud" Laye it illegal to reuitt the ilible iumiti res ponse from parents of those iiietil field ha'.'c become so Superin• WK W IM Comparable Seminole Count)school. this students attending Crooms inhumane and unconcerned pray In the pUt)hi(' schools, and probkms at Seminole High tendent of Schools. It is a past and presently) has been about our fellowman, and we '.stnilti be very sorry if School are a matter of public challenge and a charge that no The Herald to congratulate carry without individual can for notxtd'.' else in this community through default she was suerecord that extend beyond mere ns at this think they owe our senior exposing the conditio and e complete cooperation th lunchroom altercations. nuik' friends Interestingly enough, this is the same warning Mao Tst'.timi. is known to have gtt'rn Hanoi some months be fort- Ho Cli: Mmli's death At many levels and at many places in South \'ietnnmn there is great bitterness between the Vivt Cong and the North Vietnamese cadres, many of whom despise' their Southern brnttu'rs I have tidkt'd to men who were on battlefielth ii: whirl: tin- VC forces walked away in the fight wilt: the' Saigon forces rather than serve midst ol alongside- hated Northerners In part this hatred ran-ic' about because the North \'icinaniese over the years consistently used the' \'ivt Cong its expendable sacrifice troops But this reporter has come' . as convd the horrendrAirk existing conditiorm It is the charge arld responsibility of ever single never before been more exemplified than this election year. Discounting the National picture, as its significance is together in the war against 3apan It was his contention then that Hanoi had bungled badly Ili sacrif icing the fl ower of the \'iet Cong in the let oper uttion Without these VC cadres. he believes Hanoi, for :iiI its mllitar power could not operate successfully for u long period in the Smith Ttii experienced guerrilla :irguurd In fart that tiano: ' attempt In take' over th e oiitt: would collapse e".'entuhIli)', however many httles were- won hecuuuist' North Vietnamese regular troops were foreigners to the people of the South In the end guerrillas unlike- conventional forces can win on!) if they :;-- '. such flisarn Memrw'rs, eciunts Judge, iiofl the tnl dlii not them in 10 1111110105, 1 tolled children, It Stiperintendent of &,h4wIlls, the important as like this to et't' I 0111 ntlnihing a 'iiwssage" %5 tilili I 111111k (1II 1110) tititl lot.', i'tiflit for being in a tliwtnr's offire are no going to allow a sehiil the dividuals. by choice and by not as ("ount have sunk and how long WO11 lid be remin to think that and walked home at record rates - . that !4t individuals Of prime importance to any elected office is the respon. the North Vietname'c 'li-icy were on their own We' were' in the Lao capital at the time, and the Lao armies surprisingly had just held hack the North Viet name'se for several dnvs in a crucial series of battles Hanoi's men won, but the were forced to do it the hard way A less 'eor' before, the Lao would have run if there WEI (ml) It whispered rumor the Nor th \'ictnamrse were coming — somotirnt's leaving embarrassed American ad vist'rs stranded on enipt' ''hattit'Iioid ' The l.an forces —except by comparison today are no pillar ni strength were with what the There is a lesson here for South Vietnam t,os has been mentioned repeatedly of late, the treaty wi th Laos and North Vietnam was vtolnted by Hanoi within ' tmuirs of its signing W withdrew Hanoi didn't ,'1uuniisslor Vis stymied er : i ''hi iiot-:':ii,tiimal aborted the' tripartite go'.'el'nrnefli Iluinru 's mu'r: F.'.'erything in fact, seemed in go wrong for Laos The Amt'ric'uins w)u' suipe'r"ised negotiation of the treaty were eerUiiIi that small land would fall apart and Into Communist hands Rut despite such pessimism , a small hut important pa —, of Laos titus survived South Vietnam is imrneasliruihl) stronge now than was Laos One difference can best 1w brought out by another stind has cleare1 and those in- Will young ideologically neutral troops be worth their suit as gtierrillus'' mart' than one who earns it b) "Your ediicaticin of our walks of civilian life' —. 4' . . I., ('ountv, residents of Seminole Counts. let us hople the reality of their 1wition is vmll underst.W talk this reporter had in Vientiane some months after the North \'tetnnmese Tet - I95 nffe'nslvt. this time with the' chief of tfi of the La o arm' We had been giuc'rrillas L .- priced at 50 per cent above actual prmlng casts for handling SUBSCRIPTION RATES 5cW,e4c $14206 Months By Mali 0. ; B KEY'JNETH J. RAWIEN Copir) News Service (HARLES -$t.i" ?'Artianicai S,j;' JANE CAS.F%ERi" Home Delivery One out of every II) men over 51) still keeps as a souvenir somewhere Li tooth he had pulled earlier in lift. Fill tadie art i3 sotc; truct ROY &IIP. Ad IAYLOR Sn"ts F dito' VINCI P.1 REBU LD NG JOB when she returned home after it hard day's sha;'- C omptroller C,4I" fULL regular)' .t[ WINII kUD F 'AORE) r)FRI'V 1(1? ill Lditaradt Pdqt DORIS hand who made a habit of ma.saging the back of her iwcl Education Notebook F k APD I/OL'TOLINL Circulation C,enera Man4't' JOHN A SPOL,kl, A'iio:iatt' Editt,r coins No man ever feeLc more wear purph' dresses — but meal, a good conversation or a good hook. One is never sure fneiidlcas and atone than when that's not n !nOd reason to. in a men's roam with a come ' will It is always wIU;ii twinge of c.hu'e the next one stuck zipper. regret that one finishes a good from. 2' WAYNE t) DC)YL F Ad,ertislflg Director & Ass It cRU) V AN PELT inattnq Litor In Jumping, Landings Are The Risk It's easier thmarr)girtsWh(' FLA PubtiShi" and Offbeat Ruminations Herald, but, primartly, to the, dprno.c'ratic selection of their peers, have won public office, Board Members Challenged School are no eharged with the reon.sitlay of 'orreiing (tie most iinpoi-tanl 1Itt) of 811)' 0 Now that the heat of hattie iilit So it is Inda'. in Vietnam In \'ienlrnne. Laos one dii\ a foss years hack, a man Who is floss one of the principal advisers In the KissingerIx Du' Thin negotiations told th is reporter of his pleased astonishment at the change in spirit of the Lao forces aftt' 1912 "fletItrali?fl tion" accords when \'ue'nt nine's arm'r' could no longer depend )wa vily on 1' S 81(1 against Republican house-c)eafliflg'allPfldy in process victory in the person of the experienced capable and open-minded Gunter. Yet the task ahead of Democrats in Florida No wife ever diynrced bus- Fditor, Herald: Please consider the following as an open letter, not nnt - to the it) It is one at our n'eaknesses that we fend sometime's ordinary attached national attention and earned plaudits as their concern for the public interest becomes Republicans sounding off in the House of H% fiAt. pjyj NEW YORK tAPi — .lump tn to conclusions RAY CROMIEY wise Florida will have 11 Democrats and four New Viet Foe Has Foe Within Its Ranks H delicate one And then when \ . It __ Post-Election House-CleaningT'i'me Republican and Democratic Letters To The Editor Global View Friday, Nov. 10, 1972 4A—The Sanford Herald Frlriny, Nov. 10, GR 70.14 FR 70-15 AS ow$2500 Pius Fed. Eacl,.* AS Ask about our special low prices on Firestone 500 Steel Belted Whitewalls CHARGE'FEM ~4 " ,` 'W`C =-3W ~~'• FIRESTONE STORE I 1COR. 1st. & FRENCH SANFORD PH. 322-0244 �'The Sanford Herald Frida',, Nov. 10, 1972---7A Friday, Nov. 10. 1972 6C' 6A-The Sanford Herald Sell with Wan fAds County Consultant Says Population Ahead Of Industry INFORMATION Appliances, air mowers. lawn Dired Phone Lines State to cover upnumber of housing tmt5 sold the "SeiTilFiOlC Couflty is termed a your population." yearly is the developer. All proximately one third of those By ANN SIECflOWSKI bed-room coUnt) now. ThIS Legg said that he felt that taxes figured at the present costs. The annual cummulative "I see myself s.tmply as an designation wns so tei'med b)' information he could provide 2308 millage rate. Statistics for deficit for school operating advisor - giving you in- the Federal Government UI 1970 wu)d be a help to the County, to revenue accruing from the expenses can mostly be covered formation to help your decision CCflSUS and by the East Central the developers and to State on a per capital basis from Suite moneys according to general public from an making - decisions whic1 will Florida Planning oiul. from gasoline taxes, sales taxes. league. hopefully minimize develop- reason uc that the major labor economic point of view. He are being derived and will be .inued. "These th ment in the county and market in Orange COUntY lives commented that the citizens lnc1ucie under revenue ac- moneys must go to pay for other maximize the benefits relative ifl Seminole. This means. ac- objections to development cruing from the cicvekipment," count)' services such as police to c'onstruc'tion. I realize that cording to I. that Seminole projects were more L'mnfltional Legg said that Walter league and fire protection health ecology is only one side of the has more of a financial strain than statistical. "Growth is does not have it does cost money." of the County School System is services and roads. t)ata on it because but good, question. And I recognize that but which pa' taxes., his source of information for all these costs are presentl)' being industries certain actions are based on b&e Statistics available on School statistics such as capital derived and will be included in certain conditions," stated Bill has the residents who live Legg, recently hired as and their problems. "You have average population, income, outhy requirements per child, a future report." the people and their problems housing unit values, and traffic operating expenditures per "They will include capital economic consultant for without the advantage of their zones arc fairly good, but those child and the estimator of outlay costs and operating costs County Commission and explained. Legg dealing with costs., children per unit in any for each service. Nonquanflflt}'," statistics County School Board and capital developmeni services tifiable costs and benefits are Legg said that most of his Seminole County population health also important and Include work to date has been with the has grown from 83(100 in the outlays is r) POor' "At the present time, s'nt consideratios'i of the labor school board, but that now he 1970 census tO 120,000 ii" 1972. 'My source for' the average in the County have passed no investment creation, has an opportunity to look mto "And your indut'ial base is not value of housing unit and millage increases to pay for market outlay stimulation, environmental growing at the saint' Pat? as the county picture. capital these cfft',' and onç('StIr fact,rs ------- _____ requirt'mcnts. The 4.8 nmiW. mapproximalel now going to Because his report was captUil outlay for schools is to length) and aroused many . ; cover the present debt service questions, the Chairman Cmiile CochO'r, S oi,n1 BlOnde mos on French Ase. PlacS ?00? bag lull Of all 5Ir1S 01 t'ah'i (lOthe' round at Brvce'% ('ia? s".i, ri a? Bruce's Pat "8a ri' ap m 322-2611 Orlando .nsuranC 831-9993 cccn,. ro , Cail T'i r ;i'' A,,1. , 1r PlO'ir( nOt Care' s%c ' 3An riou ncr men ts 4-Cards of Thanks Memoriami 6-Business Opportunities S-tn F •,"r 5..Fin,'in ial estimates that revenue for another report at a workcapital outlay will come from session later. Female Help Wanted 14 ,' II ' Female Help Wanted 'a--Situation Wanted Child 17-Domestic ..ci , LAU!It)Q'i COIN OV CLEANIZRS is coming to Sanford Te cPOcC locAtionS S Sanford Avt A and tPi St A.rport Blvd Paimc"?o lOcal investment op portunty for Ø isrmrnatng buyer rot information taIl Cahelu. (309 641 5771) to MO Winier Pars or c75 (art cc St Pearwr C..'!p Rentals Clay ft. 1 Needed 1' By Seminole " D'epartme nt A%N w _;;ff : WRAP.AROUND BUMPER - L)amage to this 1972 Ford, driven by Mary Brooks Futch, 43, of 22(K) West 13th Street. Sanford, was estimated at $750. Robert Brooks, 46, of 14)0 West 13th Street, a passenger in the car, was injured Richard A. Devereuex. 66. of 125 Linda Lane, Sanford, was driving the other vehicle involved in the accident at 20th Street and Sanford Avenue. a 1971 Rambler. He was charged with careless driving and improper driver's license. Damage to the car was estimated at $1,400. His wife. Dorothy W. Devereuex, was injured. Patrolman William Magner is investigaUng. ___________________________________________________________________________________ C I eve I a n d Te I I s Of E x p a ii S I 0 fl The County road department needs more clay for its programs. For some period of time now, there has been discussion and there have been efforts by the County to acquire land from the I)9y property from which day could be produced. "The problem arises in land evaluation," Assistant Attorney Howard Marsee told the Board. "It is simply a TTIStWT of hOW much can county pay for clay. I can assure you that condemnation will cost more:' c. Road Superintendent Lavender said that opposed to an agreement with owners. property the "However, f the board ee fit to provide one, it should be for at least five rears. Getting clay i.s so irregular. We may use different amounts each i'ear and we need at least a five agreement." C.ontinuing, Lavender said, "If we get into this agreement with the Day people, and at the bthf end of five years. Oft) used of the property has been WORRY CLINIC Seminole Calendar I os pita For Rent wr?C 72-Apirtments Rent U nf urn shed -Ap*rtmen?' Pent Furnishcd 24 - Houses Rent Unfurnished otes NOr1r St Pr"v'm I.bura 1 a 33714 7 t4.irri per- son Products. 1797 Charles St Loriçwood Reiabe man to drive trs'ck. load arid unload material, and work ri lumber yard 45 Hr wtt. Ec cellent Iringe benefits Apply .n oersofl after C a m. to Scatty 5 Home Bulders. 700 S French Sanford 3)24991 Sunday 377 7)74 ,'. ii t, 110 P4 Park Avi i), ,s. 172 4173 p4 emits 117 7157. 377 3411 ,' 1?? 6031 Local resident, local rterCnCCS Retired person 52 50 Hr up. Contact 15)4 P.uk Dr .f Icc hourS. 377 0645 or Teacher desireS woman with own transportation to babysit late evenings and afternoons, weekends Ilesible hours, or ctllcge girl whO des'res live in. in c.changeforbaby sittingand light "ouskeeping Call 372 7945 after '30 5 "'I E I 1 - S II I E R S i -'-"\i,.J _______________ Ph 323 4670cr 295 4.370 FOR EVERYONE! 2 be pleaSed with STENSTROM listed for your convenience Permanent resIdents and newcomers will fInd this directory the most convenient and Male.Female Help Wanted __ ,4.L, , Air ConditIoning DECK PIG TOP PIOtJRLY .',t.GES '" Appliances 5 Pi" time tha. clerk for *eekert work. Shotjld be over 35 Call San4ord Shoe Centre, 372 3071 S6toS7.50 Per Hour S,rturc.1 lioc?r - 72-Import Autos HEATING DITIONING 377 6370 ____________________________ Situations Wanted -- 74-TruckS And Trjilert Sale again. The Longer Your Ad Runs is paid The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. Mr Muftier Consecutive week Age rio barrier (feel better alr.ady'Pi For full Cetaiis, contact us in person •t Imperial Service Station •t I 4 end 46 See Al D•wiiOn. between 6 a m arid I p Insertions-NO Change Copy . 37c a line 7$c a line 27c a line rr ____________ Ma'ntenanrc lull time .l.cP of all trades for 50 acre year round Central FIord. Camp Modern bOuS* all utIlities p'Owided is h salary cornmer'.surate *th r,per,efsce Ideal ID' couple For information send Qualifications to P 0 Bce 7379. Orlando, 37*02 ($1.75 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum and fl Saniord Herald on Wednesdjy *111 .vIomattlIly b placid in Thur Lii ldwrf?sflS app,arflg FAMILY BARGAiN NEWS SECTION ti? 5 dtribvIi'd to an .Cd, lonal 18.505 horn's in the area Ad,i-ct,StrI hivId include fti.s ,nq'r1,cjfl In computing trier earned MACHINISTS And WELDERS sCan ______ 373 MACslIP.!? TfANEF Wilingtowork,.ndi,arn. valuable Shill th Starting payS? 90 13 00 per hOur Send brief letter with perionil details arid Voals to Bee 470. car, of The Sanford Herald ràt at MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8:30 AM. to 5:30 P.M. tam, time ' CALL UNTIL NOON TO START OR CANCEL YOUR AD NEXT DAY. positiOn 31015 W 151 Terrace Ft L...t..'r031e. FIa Mon.) Yard man. 7 30 10 5. days Apply in person, B Edwards Builders Th'9 ,hE1ISPI-PE d'es nt knoivingly accept HELP WANTED ADS that Supplirs, 0) #1 3rd St -- Le,'EasfvrnOlCo Applyinperbon t '/' Patlrrson. $14 W ))ftt 51 Sanford based on pIoyerS covered by the AGE DtSClMlNATlON ____________________________ IN EMPLOYMENT ACT Consiruclon 'row le.edvr. Ec perienced In all resld,ntiI building - 4,, 4$0 Mode informatiOn may be priases tivf1ifl375 of - _________ Constrvction laborers A5pl9 20) Pd l Yt'ple, Sanlord, or 501 DIvision Orlando An Equal Op portunty Eniptoyer ?'' I ,., ' I , r . U ''J i.i ', i., ., '' 'i'' 5 ' "' '''i '' - -' ml'5iuen,ia, , 1.1 hr '.c,n,nujir (iiiIil ii) 4970 . EatIng - Classes slarlinu Nov 31 for Men's Knil Trousers enroll Now ShOt? Repair 5 t4 1' & ApIS 2 Adult parks. tI 3SiS Hwy Il 97 Sanford 773 19)0 Day. Wi , - Unlurnjsh.d Security 'learly Irate 1150 T*o te.drucrn. appliances f_irnisPis'd Sl6Smonth SlXd.posif 3227911. ________________________________ Special Services flACK (3-I. rn_i 2)C MaUtia 377 1477 . ', Trailer Rentals - --- U.HAU L TRAIL E RS It II I I'S ill' hit Ii Aic . in ISO_i 'i('i Sit' '. ills) Well Di lIllnq WI: I, I. S OWl, I. It) lUMPS 5I'WINKLI- II SYSTi MS All types and sites I,'I)ii aii tem i.e '1101 MACHi NI & ',tJf'I'LY CO Ni 1/ Juiil SI - -.-_ CO lkWl(IATION S(MIP4OL F insl*lled ( ,,yIOIfl ()esi(4I1 and I ,e (:sti,iales III 3195 ClICK - . 6 Days No 3 Iifl'i MJ55.8d 4 line Ad- 7.84 5 fine Ad- 9.60 25 Days $19.14 25.52 31,90 $54.60 72.80 91.00 and -_________________________________ - h.,. "v" I ,'.ir5 Call Bud. JOt-IN PIt WALKER REALTY. 3726457 . - - jOV('FWt I (Wit 11540 I)ulu'pS- sprinklers Water u,sltuICr's, 173 4*11) 3' and latijem cen I" S%oljlc (ltiine Il i 60. llrUt)fli, I' bains *llh mental lc,it 33) 3500 1 on A SIOME YOU'LL LOVI 0penh4ous. Sunday I S '77 Model 7.3bsIe horn,, 34' 44), large bedroom. 1 full baths. lautuilu room, w w carp.t, blinds I chapel, central beat. A C ulilita Localeil rooiii. alurntnvrn iitiiis 'ii tsi'iuliful e, omni'r loi $5' e 1)1 tiptispun Sanford Lgngwuud iii tiimturniShej Available ltis'dlalely 305 121 611$ Dial 32226ll or 831.9993 - 7 itearourn. I bath bolne. *111; mani paIns HacIendaVillage32)5573 0 1'iLE HOMES '3iOrlanduOr . Spec-s Av011,,tll. '295 I 31) $3O 377 530 H,irdt1)p :.ro .viP_i I ;(3.'$'uJ. 'itt r3r j 3, i,it.S '7 ,H1Ii 67 9295 ;.v'?' 'i I. it'S, oor '666 .'i.' rlq tiim.1 mi tOlneltic, 'i'itr S' karri - :i) '1795 BUICK ELECTRA 225 L,miltSd EditIon, Power Steer tnq. tlrakes. Windows Sc'cits .1.M FM "7jdIu. 'utr, 'Iil_i..l Livestock And 'I d 9 CHEVROLET IMPALA 1600 DUXE .' .vith St,tonuuiq s.er. :' t",insmissiofl, .1(Jttilfli)tlC Power 68 FORD CORTINA Antiques & ShjtI Crrar'e. lJDle d, _ii large ron put. tOOts, Oufle WAc, PI?qr. 2 gas ante? ne,,!,,r's 5! 1) I nn )'U 62 r,ur '295 AntIques 56 66 JEEP WAGONEER GALAXIE Eriqin.t .COtIE.f .5P4 "J. " ""i ri,droom sets, uprIght por?able washer and hundre'd% ' t. - IJYJ 4''''. '. , OpenS 30' 30 410 JncJ weakenS) 321 210' - '.5,'' .5 I .'.5'(rn ''1 . 111 .1 1_ l,1,81t1.iij, , "'at',. - I.'' It U',' ' I k' -. ________ . -- .'.-.'''',..i' piano .ini) hundreds if miscellaneous tin_iS including sr,,alI eiectr cal ap pienc's. real ti . pots and pa.'_is. and dish's. lAd several ehJt r' shelves Sale iO 00 a m Saturday m tg inspection S 00 morniv Sale Time Come prepared t move you' mrccnarnds Tnt 5P'it3 F'v' in ,*(ellent sale Supplies Pom anian A S.0 female Siamese t,'gSI,resJ 333 49V'7 " it'. War mal. sri, _____- kittens, .Over 50 71 FORD RANCHERO i"ULLIC AUCTION 1. 'ci, M.wJJy P-I F ' Alp IT lijiri Jji 10 3 We buy or %il t.sie i etc or huv%eh,Jld .1' wgl(Q,lue P01 inlQ(t.,atn)n Stan 'e es ,ii.11,jin 31? SIN 5jn'i,,. .1 Al'i, P". t C,' Sanbord Split rimS with 1100*1) ts iea or pcklt'ps )lt ,b?e'r I metal cabinets single Caslfu converlibl. their bed. ihousands lerns in glass and appliances dishes, tnmscllanee1 mt,ml Sale *ill slart at 1 00 a in DELLS AUCtl.N SERvICE 41 14 55(51 Snfrd Ill PARTS '5.,'t, ti.i"ei vs s 4551. 5 BO0'v 9ML)v' ','e _i4..i,.,i As$ri,e - ,. t etc Equipment For Rent ' ' SUPER BEETLE t-Spd., Turquoise. Black interior 69 RdiH. White w.Red Interior 70 KARMANN OHIA t.Spd. RsH blug WIth White lnerwr VW SEDAN Auto Stick Shift, Sieed Rd1H 68 D.srk Blue White mlvi wr VW SEDAN 4-Spcted. 71 Orange with Btjck vi- RdIH .11 jtu.'r 5 1059351 71 VW SE [MN *ICcwvehte,ngne 1Vrip %l.) lntqrigr 73 PuosiM MotorcycIe AnsI Scootvr 153 II?) Eacellint tOndilign, 5JJ ni's, 51,743 134 9,5? - -'-- --- 'I P$uniij 310 CL 1.1.554 'H 1132 ('or used furnilure. appliances IOui Buy I or 1001 itenS Larry s P.Ait. 715 Sanburd Av P4w, I 4 5 S.snfod: PIv,i 5, o,lween SsI Wanted To Buy ,.i 4,bi.11 lut') uam1s 37) 0.5)) AUCTION SALE ,,b5ib LIeiJk Vi.-. %i 5 55 AUTO ij (uliiC iiitt l,j milCil itt. darsamiba COUth, two nigh riSC beds con' plete, Caloric gas mange *ith •ye Ieiei Oi tit automatic washer '2395 Auto Repairs Parts- Accessor CS I've e RENT A bID lluita*av. Bali,' Buds CARROLL'S lURPIITURL 116W st SI Ifl SIll V .1. i1.ijto,njiic, i4adiu .3 lIfdtb(' t.JrOUii Wi'h Black Itituc icr -, AS.0 loS 3.179 71 New & Used VW'S In Stock. ____________________________________________ '.' regular Sh,llS, 5140W QUAL i 12) SIll 54 '1.1 3 •. V"VV CENTER •• ..1K)M E OF 'IIIE S5)0 [)(II4Z 5 YOrkshire Term ,r 3 'nQ, *0f,' ,'' DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE 5? ,it : 6 mdl's, 4,g Call Jr't,1 'in C assume 500 Im renlhA ve . 1963 Studebaker 3mi weltO$I4Qnto • 1 tIed MobIle born. I. large hut it t.ieneva .itruS trees, .*c,llen OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE-PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME. 0 ,jr'j pLla.N:Es 77) S ,iri.$ ,!e,t b* -iilCl it 00 I) 4 60. 1 bdr cii I baIt' IiriiVtid carpeled ha payments 644 I (IUIIV e)0l alter 4 ',iàill.nl ,,45 441$ i00is. tSr u-es -'.i 'v's 'cr_itS of some Complete dining r.Jrt_i set *ith china cab,n.I I v.ng room tel, cOmplete - Mobile Homes TOLL FREE iO,'Ii (Wintef' Paris PRICES AILSOPI YAIEM i.URtiilURE b$v Sell trade 311 315€ FritSi 372 Si-:: 'e°'C(e a,l5"er S,'tliutg Istile Ill A 4th 9! rnr gf 5cott As. Entir, con .' .t 'a., S i4W'f 'lft miscelaneouj 371 4.159 AUCT ION SALE! and 34 SANFOR( SANFORD 322-0231 Dyer's Purnifure Br'iiisiIl bedr')o" suite, triple bureau. crest <or'' ole?. bed. table, I ctt,i rs Auctions 51 •W.'' - ,VW, eric. Poultry the JV"l P4wy I? 92 South ei 'wrl '4', i'rd.t i.wd no _i(? Mew ano, 1' .4 i. 3ur Pies. cOAab.Iaaris"S. ranor ,ir..4, I way r3i1,.ewatS Tie's ,ll ielp ,,I.b$'t$ i',, , 'r.,$mt •r. a.rvit• i.'d Wi,...'. 1,3w ew.'oiy ,r ,..m$tulry Quiiit l.tU%SMAGE SALE Nov 10 ittn 109 P4 Palmetlo. DeBary Method t flt'iulsiul LeiSure Wosld Mot,.ie ticititi I slates and Pe3arina pi .,... i..... L..,. Sri .sh.ch .n(iudes home A lol A latiulouS (uintflunit9 *111 all tacilil,es on I? 92 re,,reational DeBary Cli between Sanford Poet I lot 'da Road Phcv'e ssl (3m lii.do 447 5)44 liii Dti. ,, )! 'ENDICOTI RENT TO BLJY, 1271 Pdorge C._ipc.rton* ReIr 43$' it :r w.VPI <ernjier 4ta1b'linq MactSr" Best offer Eaceller? cord! ti' 772193) after 4 a large trailer Iota 1)0.3 down. b,slôn, $ ar, 377 4431 -- - ,t\ I I The /\c 11011 l3WkS. -- - JOIN THE SHOPPER'SGUIDE. . THE HERALD'S DAILY DIRECTORYOF BUSINESSSERVICES. 25 Houses Rent Furnished Lots & Acreage ,' ________________________________________ ( et I fl C) Aj'r'.. ONLY 2 - I A '1 P vic I MAN I A'. I U .1 'II.,' S 'iltippef (,uiie- t.i It,. t,'lli ito •irrd Re s u Its ____________________________ 33 --- t.'l!iaiii.tiiJ .. but we garage detntelyhavea sale? ApGlianCeS. 'rvIuding stereos and TV's all gong for 10 p.r cent above coil P ree Prizes toot F,restone Garage Sale Drape,. rug, clotnes. numerous items. •ntii7ues (Do? tIes and odd items I Tuesday thntj Sunday Stevens Ave. Cassada., REALTY L yt mit_i 7.Itiil pie- .:,r'.m ;c)nr' ri's .irid SEWING manager 371 $11! 30th St MEAL TOWS 2345 Pate, '21 3410 Nghl Sundays A Holidays Call 3216053 3216111 373 5101 Irrigation "i' oadng A T,'uckinp $3.4 ISiS MC I'arlhtfloving Service rlear"iJ (lljitdosiflg, 1U?S & ,'.,tIl3 moved, grading I, romo io.lding fly hour, or contract ±.! ,' Glass Mit rors 5401. SERVICE 'i'Oti' 11095 IT.p: J ) 01 M 13 7 1 .,jr'r_i SIei'qr, ri walnut fr_i" AM FM, radio. Oarrard t Pay oaiance aS 154. or right' Owner has IUS1 STENSTROM _____________________________ Brl fl g ' ________________ ____________________ 0,00m, 7 tcaIPI ilnfurnished aIr, kIlch,n equipped, first, last, and Scryte - AlIT I IPICE ((P,'l'4 Chain link acid w,,i,'j lii'', I i.e ., eStimates Off '.,o'ii I" t ,if'i,IiJ1'itI'0l (Jiril,'r P4.' .,$illjIil i'liil,I VVant ,4,ds SORe parks - StI('( U 'Pl')i REPAIR .5,', i0cI.I iiOn .ti.ir tao*e GARAGE SALE Saturday Nov Il, 9 3 A little bt of everythtng $70 E reduced price On thiS beAutibul 7 bedroom, 2 bath brick i 512 500 ,rge Florida room COuld be lfliTd he,Jroom Only 3 years old arid tLa'. ill the mode-mn eelras - ' "4 3, O.a,,m,fltl at 5.9 30 Call cre-7' glassware. ThaI's ' ') Church REDUCED $5,000! - 0013 Y0(JNf,'SAUTO SALES I00 I '3r'arcin'3r ,-. 5 1731 E.4CLUSiVE DREAMWOLD MILADY'S Fabric Stioppe 1)9 Magnolia Ave 323 03)3 .....,,,, ., ..i.- ......._____________________________________________ )2 iv Fencing - Ab4 MO PARKS. I 7 3 Bedroom oil' 4i i I ,uei *4:" . 'I ii.m 11)9 I r,'ril t' r ill II 4 -- TIll (sANDY MAN ______________________________________________ Places _________________________ S after - 373 6RI .s.rag, 00 lisi s,iill, purling. bOm'ii' P4' . - ifl •øvarsce, s*curity 0e5)i,41f -_____________ a ADULTS P40 PETS 114W 2nd ___________________ 3 tIedr0m (torn, furnished, lar13e front powi screened. garag., Ogif strest. 5145 mc Is? and last ', r I rI .,i 1 'O,i N.'"'- 3 19441 auiriI REPOSSESSED Beds, chairs api) Yard Sale miscellaneous Saturday cmi) $35 Sunday at 737 Warren Av UI AL ESTATE INSURANCE 101 CWITST fIRST ST P's 372 3757 3)3 56.11 _________________ (till's Electric Flrtli(al conlraclor Licensed. ti,ndr'd and inSured Co,nmnefc al. - .... i,(3I' GEORGIA'S CL (IAP.AII " S grecnwar A firing 10 1003 V,'-'.l ls tI . 377 0?l AvALOPI APARTMENTS IurrtsI'wd apartment Adulli pets Leaw. 322 $110. iii ,i,,ii'. & nrtxj,'iy IPII.t)(Jt, '.1 t'IP41, CFPITFR. hg t 151 SI '.,an?oniJ SINGER 115 KlfIGDOIiS up Garage.Rummage Sales 321 854$ - ii' 1)775 Som'da,' cr1, Phone 373 S,a?cirday only BALL REALTY (md INSURANCE . w-'ie av?oma?ic US ills - Dodge 'ole' 377 4934 LEPS :nr?r 1119% P01a' e I r pow.r "''ri 30,010 _it..rng. radio 120 Remnants of other carpet nq •1ti1' 10 roner. 5.20 t7"bIacs and n.t. T 'I 570 Man',' other .Per's, Saturday, Plo.' 12.5 304 New & Ik new clothing, women's ste's 7 Ii MenS clolPting. new A uyed household items Many bIrqa'ns 127 Club Road. Sanford. RYLAP-ID WEAL I ,,,- uq,... )fl $) 3' 3373 after 6 We haven't got a u,-,,it0, SewIng _____________________________ er GARAOIi SALE LOTS-- ACREAGE Let us help you find a home Site or a good inveilment - -- (IA TPIIJOOM , I lii '1 11P40 It,iilPdi 15. 1 ormia lufis, Sti .'.prfl ,nSliIlitiO,, 37'. 5037 ' ' ' "'l 0'. &it,t,lliil#lI ONLY' 1 AKA APARTMENTS 1141w 15t S .,',.. ' JACKSON'S CERAMICS Supple-S urnished relerenrei riJired 777 - II 8. II I AWN SE 'VlC( I Ill' ESTIMATES 11) 1077 Cera l','i IC S PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7515 Park Dr., 3fl 2161 I ar't.l ' - 00*3 AssistAnt St.ton Manager rseedt'd a preference age from em , 'F ..0 Ce-an I bt-0rcp'rr: apt . lightS. water ults 5.17 50. 30) C. furnished 5th 322_________________________ 7796 - , proved Mobile Home Serv'cinu OumIly work Tom tidlggefly Free I '.timilts 373 U%7'$. 37) 1710 '. •' Apartments Rent I 2 BEDROOMS. ADULTS ____________ - 74 ___________________________- ' 5 ill lypes of carpentry interior F iterior. Reasonable 373 4S, Corp e tlrlg ' Commercial. indu%lriii & Aerial Firtily Christmas cindy or ,iny iXCiiS,Ort (ill ,'i15 3-443 173 4719 1911 , 120.000 37) 3673 after S 52695 1971 i.iirk irir rii tif'rvi call irst $M10 sonr'sear No 300 elect' r 34 riches a-up, ISOIItIC i_i,,an arid broillf. Ike AC*. All .,ijtomafic. $177 Metal a.?chen -annets. $3 cacti 42" rilnctr.c room neater, with bIowf. Ike r'.w. 120 Electric ber'ia'u buffer. III) Indoor or out 9or. mimi tenniS set table arid acc.'ssores, $19 brand ), I7rragaithp.ad U Stereo cabinet. 53 Maple table wIts tea'. 55 Si)? oval bra.ded r,eq. like new. Live Bait. Grocer es R.pq 54r5 65 Oçenlda'rs fl?a725 Thrr bedrooni. 2 bAth home PinecreSt section. fully carpeted.? air conditIoners Cash down and assume mortgage, or refinance 2750 or :7) 3.67? _____________________________ ___________Houses Rent Thermofin. Inc TOWE 5 ii'',. !';P cjrrncr 3r pl4rc nII 319 I. pric. 3)2 3747 -- F repairs, stucco and SIMULATED BRICK CoIl 372 MATPI[U (IXIl scwvic Y,,rtl Work Painting Odd Jolis ________________________________ '.l'.l 1)0 U lit Al) DeBI'Ir V. Lake Susan Apts I t.'droom. unfurnished. adults, no pa's 6614.41$ 73 - - Beauty Cane Apartments Rent Unfurnished talesmør wanted to call or' a r (Drid t.'. n con'raclors to til Aluminum bendable air duct Salary arid COrnrnlSsiOli E,C,II,nt Opportunity fr • substantial - - - SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. to 12 NOON S French A.e 32) 311) METCALF STANDARD SERVICE Speciali:ing in High Speed Spn Balar'cng Open 24 P-irS I 4 & 14 377 9650 - - Pieed painting or Small repairs around your home' 00 Crab Ire'. 32) 1566 iS Yrs e.Pef'ience 7111 P1ter ts 97. Tom ZICILAR, 32) 0153 Would lie toddle age marl or elderly woman to room and board .n country home References 377 5610 22 Hi.i,, Duty Ibelime ___________________________ Rooms For Rent -. Reasonable rates. $30 4169 Photography __________________________________- $ super r'onnn_i',' ri4 tuyr.' engine, Ijop,n ørofil, DON'S BAIT A TACKLE. 9I W 'it and recondiliorwd. Appointment __ only 377 $115. SO - Fiberglass wore Free ettirndtei, irmoci,'lingWoOn_i Add. panting, se'rvicing autos - 760 appiian:es houehOid md Sanford Ave (pert PanI A Body. 'ior -' now' - . CON Panling, wall papering. InslAll ?ilc AIR A - _________________________- CHILD CARE ?,fy tm' Ftnced yirds. hot rrt'att Conveniently lor att'd Sanford Call 6179 21 cleaning. Patios. ,)wnngs. Kool Seal "Caring Serving 71 P-four Scci'ice 37) 826 Park AVe Sanford _______ ______________________ ______ , (3RD shock at.csorbrrS, 19 95 each 5 mestic.ChiId Care ____________________ __________________ - - sI:wvlcE 8. REPAIR (cutplvtr St"rvi(e, tel Ups. Anchor IC Downs, Eleclrca', Esteror Aylprnofive Servic -____________________________ 17 AAA MOBILE HOME Cimoani Hag3n IriSulitOri, SAN Dipping KLP4PILLS I4w 46 West Ph 377 973_i Home lmprovement Attic Insulations (iperience'd housekeeper. Ec. ci'llent reference? Wants S days a week lob Phone 373 0366 SENIOR CITIZEN!. SLAP: RETIRED WE NEED YOU (arid get Want t be at'we an opportunity for l Here for clean, pleasant outdoor *'ork *itt' gas ano il We tolor 1'OUr hours to you per socially Wore every other day. 'very other evrt'h, or two days per ANIMAL HAVE N (IOARDI NC " ______________________________ CONTACT BRAILEY ODHAM SAPIORA. SANFORD. FLA Ph 323 4670 or 799 4370 ifrator CleaninO, Space Oil Heaters. Our Specialty Call Ralph h72 Park Dr.vm' Ilt' 1361 Help, Waitresses; Day Cashier Apply in person to Bahama Joe's LoOster HouSe. 23C* S French Ave. 25 p m 16 Pet Care - magic tilt, -____ _" !._______________________ I ulli r' 01 •'.j.pPnr's Kitchen $3 Per Hour Up ______________________________ ______________________________ Heating - RICE'S P (F RIC.ERAT ION SERVICE 34 Hour Service A Repairs on Air Conditioning. RefrigeraliOn. and Heating Serving Sanford and Winter ParS, area Phone 644 AAA EMPLOYMENT Crab? IS' Boat Trailer. Tandem wheels. IMMEDIATEOCCUPANCY Itrand new all brick hrce end four bedroom homes FHA 235 Financing available Only a few left Call fill Morris i 531 1.300 P li P REALTY 401W IsIS? 117 7335 The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You' .'.' rti3 '!O,lm' CENTER. 310 € ISf 3?, Down 'own 373 6161 (lO'.."ri All (m lir,lr.', Ii, bath, tented yard. freshly panted SHOP THE EASY WAY! Mile off 17 97. Casselberry Regency SQ $31 3)00 Chris 75iPI & 5,rt,rO A,• JUNLAPID ESTATES. 3 bedroom, 7 every problem -_ REALTY r iOfl PlylilAhitti ;,,pllltn "a.)iepYi. leer '.pnr' r 1967 See-beam 4 1r A I ShaD.', 110W $59 O'ner 7 g Zags frOm 16? Goods Multiolc Lisling Agent,' 7563 Park 2420 REALTORS tIghtS. Sundays & Holidays Call 322 6124 fl7 MIS up to date way to solve _______________________________ -- ______________________________ ,......... $11,500 price Your _______________________________ ____________________________________ '. TRUSSING oars, *tfl Seminole Sporting - 3, ht.%' The following I)USiflCSSCS "l ' are Mister Hairdresser. Call 323 1760 Wed thru Sat. 9 a rn-S p m the 51205 Singer tiw."d and trAitor, %I) 1171 .iltpr 6 with wood floors You'll alSo .1. :(lls.'r Sankird s onil,' •utP'Or gent S.rqem' 34aIer, new Seqer 7 c3 Zag 'ft I cit v wells, 7 r1)a? c,ShoriI, Pt ceilerts coi'idton 149 Y) 371 3511 70' Cabinet Boat 'Ii*ri Jaguar Mark '/ll 0* 'res. 1.-v nipert on strker. I s_i.e'ri 'ri" am.ssmn. tøref_i rAdio A 'ne player 173 3371 4')Or ai-"l') !D' ,. 3fl 13393 of % - APtt. ifl 996) NEAT ACLEAPI 935 - TEL F " I'i: )4 SE i',ier-1 1971 Olds / ';t-j "ii" li t_i..'ar Ian pm Household Goofs s Boa? 5 9.4 COnvair. $41111 373 3075 'rlVolksW*OiWt, P others. forms l)lt t'l,,00d )ohvi But you'll I' pleased Witti trip thiS 2 bedroom homø condition , 330 E Commercial, Sanford. Apply 74p m FRAMING Many R,,.de i971 ;h1ro ;Ø.'(4l Call 373-1730 or *.. us At Poisi fable. 7 ft wit'a acceSwes $130 SifT board;. 9'4" step down onse n-tier, 5.45 7'4'' Oc.an side e 51.') All 0 govt )13 4,(7 V I'er S p 554 $3393 s utflt aitPl bunk tied uV.fl*r P1w. 722 5731 ROBSOPI MARINE 7977 54w,' Il 97 NOT A PALACE E t..J I I r j/'• esperienced A .arttCC, settled. waitress, top salary and tipS. Apply in person only to Phelps Restaurbnt, 7920 Orlando Drive, Carpenters IllS bath PRAM 's5P: General kitchen Part time Ii 3 Male or female Holiday House, SANORA. SANFORD 377 JIll evpS between 7 A S Wae'ki' Mnntttly Lnral flank fnnrrtg '5t'ttS .511 Cn.vrOIats, Mu,itatu$ makes and miWla Of -arc .ir't l)0rw1 r'i'r-' 'rural You' rre.l.t tOrriplet. 377 9751 ' CredIt Here ' Dependable 5570. ii PIP motors 5443 C.alvanil.d 14 traletS 001,' masonry homC in Sanford, close to school and lopping Outside needs sorn. paint As is. $i?,SO0 90.4 779 7441 3 Bedroom, 1"i 3-fl 9450 1715$O7 51 15? II? N ltPi loubli wpIls. 1773 In hull 14' A t,*9il BtHS McKEE USED fIRESTONE. lit 7. French. ii- •,'i,' I bItlerman runabout. $393 CloSed Wednesda ________________________ BRAILEY ODI'fAM floats and P/tarine Equipmont 1" 1 1971 3,li,siang ('r4e-l.'-' Refrigerattsrt, Wairians. Dryeri. Rarig. T/;. Stereos All going for 1 cent atYive e'o%P 5t ml'.', at BOAt tOT ;PFCIALS Ii Fibre fishing boat ith *'Pll. tiM) JIM HUNT R [ALlY is 1? P1w. lfl I" APOVIN(, 0(11 all oil.' flOOr $trykl 'IUI P4111hl%. iunciJirv% & Holidays Call ii,t I? 97. 1.1 53$ J37)7 . 57 S Ps'ri'j I. Bi, Ti'.. jinlw C.iD1 O'' fr.4rtiIa A Slat. tAttl, trios Candy rinarth etc 51 $10 915 5 'Il 97e at,oarl iiant MObiip Horn.. A i?ttr*4rn, Motor Horn., Real Fitate. or' r' 0 Roe 7057. Sar"ird Tim. T.atwi Firm 794' Park MEAL TOWS Fla 79 RatiO 17751,4, TRADE ST.JOHN'S REALTY CO. 79 Cabrisrtio Cruiten Can lip i - i 3 t,ti 11 p I? 4,71 4141) I' m(h5fliC5, saw and drill press operators Alto secrefay with .erurnce 322 7051 NIGHT WATCHMAN Ag-ui ( .%? ig 7,11 ph' P.siltrir, 330 9 DCA ER AuTo SALES I ea P4*-er' Zenith stmr.n ronjola ?latnut cabinet *tPi AM FM Ito, BPoYEPS 377 3)7 6524 ________________________________________________________ - Pr CRANK CONSTRUCTION 51 ttirrw' tim'timo',vnS I on large lot with we-li. and boat hoUSe- 117.73') rig vailhl' ri Estate Wanted faas.Ih.rr.', horise- from,, STENSTROM REALTY I. ill n.-'' of ii* Al V'%cif% kin brlp (ii $1 ad DRIVERS We 'ran yu. Good commmssi.s. Yplt Cab Co. 701 S Park PLUS FRINGE BENEFITS obtained from the Wage ? 719 Contain. Hour cAt lc Building. 17490 N. E Seventh Avenue. North Miami, Florida 33161, telcp1'io".(' 3.5 5973 or .777 149A St OR I Ii AN () I oPt., I I 7 II and tomt3ri 1 * lb a Wamil Act 'I ( i'tl'i?i l,',ll 0, ,'n'lr apc Iii li'in or, iiiir tot cr r,i,rs ().' pr 11.4) PlAnS In, i 19195 rrnith I ye for SPrz,p torernan, welders. assmbly 73 - Motorcycles And Scooters mndIClle p tl.M.ii lc...I LAKE FRONTI tIrrc it baths, pump I itlifl Real 171 1730 rig N iq Tire Sate $,rrrAir STANDARD SEP/ICE ia ha-ic rientS utti 4%PI It) h'ji arreag., corn mrctial, lnduttt$I arid ri?Pt.r proper?.' if iu ha.'. prOp.,?.' ''1 sell and wan? u'S action. e,r?*, I'iY PhillipS, Associate, Lormarn 110 Lvi ES ____________________________________ EXCI tt5tVt I Ai' F MARY workshop 5)0.000 with I IF ii- W'sl of Sanford 565.000 377 4957 Semnnole('ounly Mi'allor Mi 7.5ff P ORlANDO WP M I. 9 Part timc cv' full time ttust have 1 yr r(Cni eeperierice (Fri. Noon for Sun.& arti of I ill if 1 "' l gn.iI / ',esr,le m54el, I i 'I IA Cipan 74 *tr'i KINGSBERRY ti'-w ,'nifl(j?i'5 from hotiSP with 4 acreS Stemper Agency care - Accessories 1 thru ItimiS S thru 70 times 21 times oar mum' trrnt', - p4Iday House. 330 E. Corn "flpr('iai, Sanford. for children In Mature lady tO my home. 5 days a week from 3 30 p m till 13 30 p m 323 4236 15 Sub Contractors 3Oc Per Block Solid Coun! CONTACT BRAILEY ODHAM SAPIORA SANFORD FLA Ptr 373 4.'7m 799 4370 Repairs Of -. 919 Lest 2nd 5t PLUS I WINCE BENEFITS [remIt y l'vllmtj S it, after I 39 t,w n . ".' 11110 cjOWrl. AssOrt,. payments 733 p.menfs of $4 'all credit manager, 177 941) or I.. a? Sanford %w#ilSQ tteni?ev, Down iiari i ..J 344011ia,vathhlAvP jl I! 9) It screeneti 'omi h to its 10 e ii cit in modern kitchen, thiS homjS' his all huge rooms, plpnty of shad, and bruit trees, dovicli' sSa tresses needed for Holiday P4.tuSC Morning or evening, arid - Re-ally. fl loin,' on 7 fcni cii iii m's I mini, Is Ii ciruowood $34 94$ Wanted,One RN. LeN. and Aides. Apply Lakeview Nursing Center, $6.50 to $7.50 Per Hour 70-Travel Trailers Rated For 1 day a week, in The Springs area y MASONS - I ' j 5p..<3. 7(154 coed'? '749 (omplaic pr.r.. ISP 513 or tO I?! %"?l Pijtrl% Ii) 1141 Ill lt)1 Pavton J COUNTRY Sanford CARPENTERS HELPERS 7S-Au%o For p Apply in person 2 1 p m Holiday Commercial, HouSe, Sanford l)O E tO American Wood 'u.' in a '?achmflt5 Males b.,ttonPtnteS. anti momingrams In raDar.?,. operating .' - r.,-s •.,er .'te- ,' haths. vi i.ittj,' . it'. u Fmli'nn. nOdC,rlditinf5 flSfl Cal' 171 ltWl SINGER ZIG/AG A WPi'drlen, 9, lilt. Park. Sanford l' Flyp room houSe for Sal., a? 7414 Air rr,n rim Ayp, Sanford (1 / i ,iljrim,.ti, wall fnm'' - iVar , WORKERS Apply fl Tran portat ion . I ___________________ vv'ek. end positions open. for right Qrl5 Apply A person 2 1 p m to ( iell 117 11 111 9tu landscAped (OI I" y, built hit(hPn, air, many catras 57) (101) fly own,'r '127 0370 dIr 1 10 __________ - - _________ - RepI*cemtnI tor top cashier, HOurs, evperience 10 30 to 3, p m MaleHeIpWaflted 13 64-Clothing Parts -- 3, 1 n' 's T 46545)1 f Income & Investment Property ''iVnP%i i" "fi?ahl.' 74ll',r,r Srrli:ft ,nq"talr o' upan' y trn,t Air fØlrnOr,'r .if ',f AIIPAPI 1. a .',Pl' p,'aril'sP'.1 Calibart Real Estate nii he,troovn, 7 baths wilt, tesitral P,'at mmvi ieir, privty (cmiii', rA','ENNA ('ARK Vm'my ii,'"I''' ti, - l IS lieplar • s.paralc timing. 1 lI'Ii 'u DayS 377 73)1 necessary, for this pOstiti0fl *3-Pets And Supplies 71-Auto - ', I P1 V OWPI Suburban SAN FORD R EA!Y or. I scrthai1 (all 64.4 4447. First flank ril tiehtrins. M.ri. Price or Paul irirr PS. ISS_Ohil I )7rfl 711 fl'cjaii,pr 1 fur mu nii fe-cited yard. near sr li(in!S Own.r r cad.' In i.lir,ppincj ..iii 'ii.rj ,i,.n'f, $l9,O(J) ti. a ('rieiif lii lid all trinunS u$rur wilti iii, arp.'t ievItI draper l.a F .cilrai heat mu .11 (tii,iileult ag' Houses For Sale 31 evening Shift Apply ri person to Sanford Ranch HouSe. 3771 OrlandO Drive t%'C%'('r 37'% 13'9 - 122 451,7 Woman for housecleaning & ironing WaitresseS Instruction PIAP,dOLt S"(".S 17 WecS Chord Course 25-Houses Rent Furnished 26-Mobile Homes Rent 77-Resort Property For Rent 2S-Busines Property For Rent fl-Wanted To Rent Real Estate For Sale for the pit, I want to know if the be responsible for county will 31-Houses For Sale grading the remainder of the 37-Farms & Groves property. It sure wifl he a.n 33-Lots & Acreage expensive iob." 34-Mobile Homes Marsee said provisions for 35-Income & lrvestment this contingency should be Property included in the agreemeriL 3*-Business Property Lavender said that the County 37-Real Estate Wanted uses 10 to 12 cubic yards of clay a year. P ec rca t iona I Commissioner John Kimbrough reminded the Board 41-Bicycles that the cost originally planned 47-Boats and Marine Equipment for the borrow pit was 43-Camping Equipment estimated at $2800 per acre, 44-Sports Equipment with a $25 to 27 thousand totaL "With a condemnation, we Merchandise would probably have to pay SD-Garage Rummage Sales $5,000 per acre." Marsee said that the ap- Si-Auctions praisal by the county will cx- 52-Wanted To Buy (t'Cd the budgeted $50,000 for 53-Swap And Trade 54-Equipment For Rent this item. 5S-M,scetla neous Viblen CcimtVdssloner Sid For Sale recommended that Marsee Goods SSA-Household property attorneys Contact the S6-Antiiues and seek acceptance of the county offer within 24 hours. 57 -Musical Merchandise "Put pressure on 'the other SI-Store And Office Equipment side", he said. 55-Machinery Marsee was Instructed to And Tools seek a lease agreement with the Materials 6*-Building property owners for five years And 61-Lawn and payment of thirty cents per Garden Equipment c'ubicyardfortheclaytakenoff 67-Livestock And the property. Poultry to fund about one-sixth of $33,705 cust. Relflaiflck!t of the costs Sanford Airport Authority come from state and federal Thurs4ay morning approved Cleveland said moneys. recommendation from J. S. authority would have to make Cleveland, airport manager, to arrangement with the city spend $40000. part of an overall increase expenditures in the $160,000 cost to strengthen eastannual budget to cover additional $40,000, which Cleveland said was available By George W Crane, PILD., M.D. c'eruficates of deposit. John Bristol is doing the airport t)oroth, didn't raII, masterplan. friend as merrl teiting her 7 Authority in other actions: ihrn hr demanded irsual Bake and rummage sale liberties. %nd he -Approved lease of building No. g sponsored by Cub Scout Pack USU$1 'e r" sales pataer. 148, consisting of 4,0(K) square Square dancing at the San508, Sanford. will be held all day e1 after she succumbed. be feet to SIRCO inc., at annual ford Civic Center at 8:30 p.m. dropped her. ote (he similar Saturday at the Maitland Flea cal1er $2,800 rent, for the purpow of Join John Saunders testing attempt b% the older Market. and the Starlight Promenadors. fabricating steel. male! -Approved leases to Randall Veterans Buddy Poppy Day Lktrc of Builthng 18 fot Lake Brantie by Sanford VFVI (ase V S41 I)OrOth) J . aged surage at $90 monthly anc use Athletic Boosters meet at B Post 10108. 19. is the unhappy coed who ' l. man Rogers a small house at p.m., Milwee campus. succumbed to the seductive sales Family fish ry by Sanforc $714 a year. talk of her sweetheart Yyi VFVi' Post 1008 at K of C hail; Nov. 9 -Accepted low 4.20 per cent "Dr Crane.' she wept, "it was Campers, open to th public, 6-8:30 p.m Seminole County igain.t ni principlei. Ui spend immiture leco tgt'r id interest loan bid from United 7:30 p.m., First Federal S & L, tAr night with him at the motel State Bank for *110,000 Bazaar and bake sale, Many men past the age of "But he pleaded and said he Altamonte Springs. who arc widoers and shopping borrowed to construct new sponsored by Lathes Guild at loved me tru) fl do building to be occupied by Not'. 10 Ascension Lutheran Church, "And he also told me that it around for a ne mate. and Machine same thing that American made no difference since we the vcr Rummage sale will be held at Casselberry, 8:30 a.m., off 17Dorothy's Lx) friend demon Foundry. ou1d get married, anyway the Christian Church, 960 92 north of Seminole Plaza -Re-ek!ctd officers for "But he broke our engagement '.trate'd Normandy Boulevard, Deltona, the . "I)r Crane.' an attractive next year; including, A. K. aponaared by thc Christian !,o. 14 after that night together The Lions Club meeting, 12 ,, aged Si. recenti) phoned Shoemaker Jr. chairman; John motel Women's flOOfl House of Steak, guest "On the wa back in the car, he me. "1 met a charming man . Mercer, vice chairman and said he couldn't respect a girl throUgh the Scientific Marriage Dr. Robert M. Hosemond, church. Sale hours are 9 a.rn. to speaker from Army Recruiting 6P . ith a man before Foundation who slept Center. M't.ar) "We had corresponded Ion matrriagc '!ka before he called on mc in ________________________ Nos'. ii "But, Dr Crane, it was all tits Ar.aual Teriyaki Steak Birthright meetIng, 10:30 person idea' DinnerattheFleetReserve,S-8 '*.m., Altamonte Springs 'And that first date "He n only had suggested it Conunwiity Center. P p.m. ectiuni delightful, for e had so mii. but he beat down m things in common to talk ahou' till I finally gave in to him, "lIe kssed me goodnight an: "So wh shotJd he then blame thought he was wonderful me for our aflair" 1'J I H "But on the .eeond date. hr %Iu1uIPuo%l: TFCII'sIQtF wanted to have sexual relations 'You readers have doubtless NO'EMBER 9. 1V72 Mrs. Kaplan Pierce and baby attended banquets ihere a i "When I refused, he said all thi girls nuwao.ays do it' girl ADMISSIONS speech was to foIlu "But I still would not conseri! Sandra Dunn And the chain man usually tests Sanforo: the microphone at the podium to so he said t' might u. well call it John Fehn ,, Mary Helen Lawrence make sure t'ervthing i in order quits Roberta A. Lulx Edith C. Johnson . "But the 'cr next ieek lit' "Testing.testing'iesting." he Lars Harry He'llstrom , Truman E. Wolfe Sr. telephoned for another date and may utter into the mike Bette Jo Hartman Vada Dunn Well, that's what L)orothy's at dinner, he apologized, saying Linda S. Walker Alice Elliott . be was just testing me" doing to her. sweetheart Ella Mae Smith Wonta D Burke So you tren.age girls should And thousands of other males Leroy S. Cody wise up to masculine psycholog) . Alfred N. P.rooki J do the very same thing LAzzie Stewart Joseph E. Davis, Altarnonte j Although they protest und)ing and rot try to win husi.aands b Rosella Kaye Lyons ,... Springs deot ion and thus high-pressure . your anatomical charms bcic, Henry L. Monroe Harriet J. Jackson, DeBary their &'irl friends into an affair. it the neck. If a bo) doesn't loc you fo" Jatiws Ellis Sayles, DeBar) Helen C. Lockwood, DeBary is similar to that "testing' charming smut. gay the your b) empluied technique Louis J. melting, Deltorui Gerard Harty, Joseph . repartee and deft complimrnts. chairman at the banque Richard G. Reeker, Deltons Deltoni E.cepI that if the microphone then he us merely iexua1ly in Ruth M. Ohman, Deltona Era L. Tuip, Lake Mary tsiorks, then the chairman stays fatuated, like Biblicil Amnon Helen E. Karl, Deltora Joyce R. Manage, Longwood ' , ihose supposed great Iu%e turned d1I B. SavurLarula Donna Laura B. Milles, Longwood Rut rnan of these sexuali) 1(1 hate as soon as he had Deltona BIRThS infatuated males find that if their assaulted Princess lamar. So nd for my 2u0point "Tests Extensive medical rc.Frances M. Hochreiter Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Burke a sexual super saleumanshup search brings hope of Sweethearts," enclosing a for Deltuna boy, Sanford the girl's cimie'nt to an affair, long stamped, return envelope, surer recovery to muCarol H. Lowe, Lake Mar) Mr. and Mrs. Hank T'ulp a then they may drop her! h lions of people Although ttii seems eminenti) plts 25 cents William Henry Sherrod, Lake b&iby buy, Lake Mary uc c,.... t'. .. t' suffer from ii, cm• unf'ryougirlsnitght as well get Mary DISCHARGES ''"' "''" wise to this trick so widely ern )iysema, ind other Erwin Schmalx, l&'nwcxx Sanford: 8 Uftft a es w*q k'ti h the' ma',e se v• àø. .".". ." respiratory disease. Lucy ann Else Puff, Osteer Melody A. Dcrislw And it e nut limited 0' __ •1 Si's 5.SSiI.41 I west runway, taxiways and install Visual Approach Slope indicator (VASI). In another action, the authority on recommendations from Cleveland, approved funding a Master Plan for the local airport, with the authority George 21-Rooms .l'I't t ill 1) '' oc Ileautiful I lOUSe i'OOfl with S itchen pm ivllr,ire (It - iS thprp a house in Sanford onp little old lady I 1i rcnt for less tha,i Situ month Ye-Any )fl 7359 an i' ploil 'i OIIIC' yOU 30 BUY OR 9(11. *vc' . Care with ifl.tc of I 4. Pt IA ('all 00hC'/i 394', 3 1) MAGNETIC StGNS Oripi I IAl r I' , lath F mr die from I 'eqi i,,, Ps,., .t-'i',lti ;t75' Oni'.' SHFI,LFY'$ U%D CARS 371 rtso CARROt I'S PSI tllPF Mobile homes houses For Sale ii Houses For Sole ii I l(lCtiy per SilO ll.'t15 mOn A iioic ci OFFICE FOR RENT, good imtion 17 57 in Sanlord Ccntral it A. pef.l. ample par kinu Au ( s 3 11, II 7 P,irt ?.rnr anti full Apply S,mflte Lodge I rr'n '.. reng Home. 3(53 S Pay AvO NORGE TOWN 1S-M.ale -' Yc Wanted To Rent Slit or cv. UI 451) Cail8ll 13-Male Help Wanted to l.'a' largC sign, g.I parking, plenl lloor spate AIo, new building e SO Feretlpnt parking deal for gill shop. floriSt, fIt Good lease. call flrnkec, tlays 44 nsurance and spec.ai prOlects ' 14-Female Help Wanted 29 ii 92 Iocat lorii in Coiner location with PeflAry 4 I '0'5 _____________ let client Hwy Posf.cin 'a ri Sanford Send Sti"f ,,,rti1eri.i''O P0 Poe 14619. Orlarisl.'. ha 37507 .1 4 'i rr Slt?'on fir ieASC (ati 7 Employment rt 3.0 r asl w.e 1' 333 5420 minimum Degrf$ required with Business Opportunities 7-Instruction ov er 1,O( Of twO years ep4'rieflCe in general accounting Responsibility *11 n ititiP gi'noral accoufl?iflO, tases ", al lrirliti 944 J../ .''iui Iertr e- tarp.? I' .". Autos For Sala 75 cP'amp000r w.Ph pu,'thms. of Blue Business Properly For Rent New 'iSlSlAP4T Conirofler. PS or BA t'ACIjD WITH A DlNb,is. PqOPLr qt ''rc0hclisAroni","s% Can Help c'Pione 423 1917 tSr 'eP 0 P,'ii 1713 1-lost & Found 7 Personals .70 care of The Sanbord Pos CLASSIFICATIONS Announcements $1 per lay rental fi'w' necesSary. Herald DIAL ADE Vol cN 17) 9010 Central Past Chur, HnFrC P'net.,.'t Cat D'rIs,,cft 327 77i4 Seminole 132 44,0 benefits Eeper'Price *11 train Write al..? rig, pow.r rwaves air, '/ I Open Road Camp". lilt 16 5 p r & wheels m 7571 S$4ni. i ..rge 3 bedroom mobile horn. No aicholIc bevPrhQeS aiiowe'd ('ørnp 2$ i". - have Personals r.ç- 'i.. 4) MobIle Homes Rent 'jg, V $. power Ifeering, a't'. metal top. Na"-' 7. •ffe- areonri '1 & radial I re's 173 2571 j aw. " '.'Pn crisp bean's Yu plV. 1700 a huiPiat, 1591150 m.r own crintamor ala Pfi_irirr* Closed F'riarf IS, 5'inda 77 1554, or 132 5471 - V 26 , tlamIlriOratSgei, 537 0 Service Stat ion Manager wanted by large independent cii company Applicants must bC neAt ap OFIt a coed pearing. arid t'stOry Good saiarv. plus corn miSSIOn, paid vacatiOn •nd r 2 Ph.373 4S47 And Trailers 1911 lritCflS$tif)reI Scout i WSPCI Dr auto , I 4,IYY) rn MPel features MI 47 after h:riPtSI BrIng eot't?aln.r )$74 Sanford Ave 7 PPdrUonlframehni,s 1100 Aduita,riopeta rrCoch Ave 1 5.? 531 9552 Seminole a Trucks (furrIer $par..tl i''iripuFF S GAtEfl r ,p 4131 CeIeri Avi' 177 3976 PPrfl Dscouflt Co. 7021 5 at arid ,.l tiItSr,n S 0_in I, Rr,j..j . OpportunitY for rapId to according advancement Call abilitY d.m00%trAtive Sanford 373 26100r apply in person MicplIaneouc For Sale 55 educ4IOv rrnch. Sanford To 'vant Ad'. I.... A.. I.... er Pdrrn hOut rnmpitply fur nihed Mature adults only P4o pets ItO) per month $30 deppait Telephone 3fl 3134 piperi(n(e arid or amOunt oh per , 2 (sper'ltnCe nol necessary hut t*rting salary based on amount oh crintiloners. etc gøing for 10 tent above' cO%t Firestone 1st 1, ki a uuri LU3,1 2S Houses Rent Furnished Po%itlofl open for manoernPflt trainee br hri4flCP company Profit on hOOF 5$O5 LCI ('r Your gain Satvr'd$y only. .OSI . iri S MaIeHeIPWaflted 13 Lost & Found WANT AD By mu.. sc'orr The Herald Classified Ads_Don't Cost, They Pay --. - rnutorc'ici, COrediliurn. 5354) Ph ceilflI *119 Suluki - 11 ill essud. Sti.) , CCIC. t'i,l • Ca lIZ Itwi Fvlit .i.i.1Ofl. 1.00 1)5561 74 Trucks And Trailers TwO t(i.tU45. I ii) Meeter. tiidr'j tandem Ueb.l unit, and liii parts Owner. 377 B.' adshaw Or. Snturd 67 VW SEDAN 4-Speed. BeIge with btck Interior VW SEDAN 4Speed. R&H. 69 White with Red lntrior M FORD FAIRLAN! SQQ 6 C'yl. Auto, R&H. Blue w-BIt,r Inter 9695 S 1195 1495 $995 1795 $ 595 9195 5495 Bank Financing Available . VW KING • . Hwy 17-92 at 5 Points . 323-6700 . , �._-t - - -- -. FrkIii', 1r,, 10, i','- lB 1h S,,nfr,rti HnrFlkI i( 172 Frida' Nc' 1A—The Sanford Herald Casselberry Nabs Seminole Eleven Hope. Celebrate Homecoming Three __ On Marijuana Violations _- - - 1-1. In another incident, the dingtnRdIstUrhaflC'e. called tbe tiiining a material believed t ling the scene CfiS5lb(lT) Police arrested a be marijuana. Steven Alan car in ac r-old Juvenile from that Thompson, 19, and John While checking Carter's 16-yea it and charged him driver's license, Monaski Francis Brainard, 19, both of and grnn'l parole htsstmnwe. were charged with noticed the bag In Allen's "n of larcenypocket bis nativA mfirIlufina and placedin the Seminole Counts jail under bond H GARY TAYIA)R : -. S. According to Chief George Trac Alan Carter. 18, of ic" Rareher, his department received an anonymous South Boulevard, Mattlan - - -...- - - _____ - - - T - 'I' - P l ~ - - -- - - - - . I 1# h If,afv material on the ground _ next to onc of the wheels of the vin:u Lori HOMECOMING QUEEN candidates at Seminole High Schoel rode in the Homecoming -- ijorrisur1 SIl' E1(IP}I 's .%11 ,11 Iii UL 'S t' t 'girti..'i I I'il A i'iis 1 - -1 % iw~) 1 , ow", I -..•. A. - 6 isIuiIhIt it; tiii ii IIiiit' ah w ii Silei iiiiul'i%li'icl it,iI 1uuui I liiint'e'eiinhtttZ 'e1flt(l at Saitlifihi hit' It 15 tiiitt' ( ;.I 1114. I' I1 Slachitini tiihf 'itiSS tii'tI •il hl;iii1i'CiitflhIt)', Qtit'i'ti 'iS ill lit' 1OOp %) S411111, cfltliii , lIS1fl ti1i11 IRVIN( to the CFi)',d at l,tsl night's 11Ol11t'-i'(1I111I1IZ pai'iiIi'high .ti'e thc Seinineilt' S;ii1l;ii'd toi' ehima\iiii: S1'fllil'ielh('S ss ill he' cht"ei'Ivadci's l'Ilc W('4'k 01 1icti'i'it' tiiflhiZhi 'is ileti tln' hattie' the' stuart l.j.iI,AA,. All L yma n .t a hav e f 1114-~ ! l J il lt;s,uic'.uiiiuig for ! ,=- .,. I:;iii hi '.Itrooi ti I IIaijt 1;tirstiin coffin - ti ac's 111111 too 0 tiuiririg te' s - ' 'his - i - Jack Prosser 1-UHI) ________ 3787 Hwy. Sanford — Ph. 322-1481 look for%liard to ne\t the (.rc', hounds of I sm in slat ed for I s nnn Field tonight at 8 p_in if hit IhtlUOCIS ire reflecting on 11.1st t (forts ,mnd looking ahead to future .nitIflVts Al s %%eekl s --3k - -- o _im-1 10.1'j"11. To L/4. l iifl coach Dick I .yui ____________ It ut ----- oI?b IC Seen As Key Lake Brantley Tilt series standout season Earls Abramson, who saw limited Calling defense' the ke Lake action last seet'k will return for Branticy Head Coach Hell D uty more g-inw-tiiiie but his muchbrings his 4-3 Patriots into leede 1 will have to be 111111t d too e .. hammumionu is fense ' .10 h PIP .Pp Ca.?, I 1e 3 " 2 4 0 122 ejo 5, r''°d ' W o 2 01 - 11)0, tt, ! 8 Itd *3 ,j • 8083 1e ' " o,j °L '0j.. -iO:ì•2 tj8,10 a C) 3, 1fy i_a, .4 0c4, •* t/16 h.t ! C1 In Theft Of Motorcycle - 3, 2t 2, nitssin iirtirk's as estirriate, Lit $131 The Sanford Police DepartI't William Hogan of the ITient is investigating a hvriuf s th'partment arrestt'd Springs troni Apartment 201, Coin. Altamonte two juvenies, and charged them inodort' Apurtnients. on Airport both vltb grand larceny. The Boulevard. Lucille Johnson, 20, .?"a,•,, A'lAR "2 e, '0 ' ig c1 3& f6,t 0:4 da1 r to 8203 or iec°ht 0 912'i'J18c 18 -ic,0 & , . h'0 - CIO 62 0 c1 4b '4 Y0 ; ' "-4.,~ C, P. - Pe - -. au fl )I<V( ) I Al' s-t* u. u'n ,,nfils'r'it ii ICO Is •.i JO 1 ,- lau.s. tilt- l'r(,ft-,. ,,it1!IaI I 'has i'm of (lit' Ye-ar, t;,k.' the' l'iunc-t'rs lightly at Eriit.cs he 'is ould ask J.ip.int'se l'run.' Minister K;ikuci Among those who must cotile Tanaka to gnve 111111 a handical) up su(hi their usual super efforts sstucn (lit'> pl;es an exhibition flanker Ttsiii (itswh. who match Sunda) has 33 catches Fur over 500 Ni. klau.. imiatit' the kidding yards and five se-tires; quar- reiuiark iii if television inter- are I , - i i- - £ ril one gamc and being severa l thoroughi) truUflt.eu tt'ct1is they had hoped to beat -,\rlil if seamm records mean ,mn'thing, oekLcmakers would host' to pit-k Lecsburg tru win .-.msIl) - matched physically with the lIIu(.h tilt- ,atnv manner. thl- offell-ove hack*fleld. %lassev ~ssho returned too varhr - , e ntt nte rr IsisitOlu is inc lintel In thit Inn kfit It most of l..tk C bY hopes reside. Brantley Is Quarterback and team captain Sv, '-'v)ned D,I%'id Sl1tI)hln 'i'.ithi trnutri Prevail, .iiiel loin lice It r it i utrtis ituti (Ira and M.mrt W ill iams 'is itti Gre g, I h'tiper 'ic ill ,ilturn1ete at tackle, "title Robert Frazier fills (lit' tight end ;usi(Iun Surt'-tianeie'ti Steve1uanitis runs (maui (lii.' 5 1)111 5-foot-9 Angum Ili I )an Stsphumunsrt' signal-caller runs (lit' Wishbone options cct'll, but needs a blue-king forward 'is-all to enable his ha I I-handling finesse timiit' to work. -- Co-C aptain and fullback (g - i)avis cornerstones the Wishbone cc ith bruising dives 'iri;l It -id blocking but he too, iius t r't'iv sun strong lint' play to is o ver-eager defenders (lit' Patriots will Ora and Abramson at tackles; Caulter antI l"rozic'r at ends; Whit't'lt'r, Tom I Iobgoe.ei anti I )asts at l inebackers . ()Iu uit'fc'nst', set , • I The Tampa squad lost to state-ranked Trinity Prs-i earlier this season arid last sce.'ck was bombed by Sarasist.' Cardinal \luun&'y 68-41 but ti Pa ts 11th)' find the going tougher than ei ther Mooney or Trini: Is While both Warns will ts f (,,, - out'' nec-em vt'rs off the lint' add wr inkle tile )oUflp - I. 0 08801, - SERVICE N'ILEV• ''We''i I 1cm vs- - t' liristIe that without w ide defensive men especially on their crack-back type blocking. It'll put a lot of pressure on our boys, 1)Uty said. ''We 1wac'riced a little inure on tackling this week," ha' continued, "We knew we' blew it last week and I can guarantee there'll be some rough hItting out there Saturday night I while injuries to " k(-% (lie decimated Patriots earl) in the seasoP, and niany of these' boys are either just returning or still out, the Pats base a seasoned back linemen ONTEITH.INC. - - - L it man F resh men S • Finish Unbeaten was urtut's cci by (lit' I .ymmumn Freshimien grid team (lets past cc cek sehmeri they blanked the Patriots of Lake Brantley . 22-41 ill (tier A ha Ve not think we'll be ready, I hiolw 411111 I )acmtl Arrie'tt at halfbacks. perfect season field, 0 tt'mu 1111W'-' fraiii I,t(scU'h to Jell hodges. third period the Baby In added another score llt-tunds a one yard plunge by quarter---- I. A 11 It liii. tti hOcK i .'l I I' ii ,iuu.' .p, u.'-''. the 1.12 IMMItS IAIIIIV i1110'Alog ()Ill)' 12 MI of (lie points scored against (tie hounds cattle in their two meetings with ('roouii-s Others defeated by the Hounds were Utshou Moore I tIt'i' . I ii,iat Kissimmee ,.,-..- -. .1 g.iins . ' e. TI th i' th in 100 yards i iv---rages ltame through the an On o(fense Oviedo will not try ThIS ,~-rrin. anything really new except that Robert Raulerion anti Gr'g it is possible that the Lions will Washington will have !o day go to the air more in this game .iIrt Last week against than they have done in recent ..tronout, they were ourned w"ks. The only big change is at several tim", onLe for a touch- the offensive tackle position tWy The rest of the 'tefense where Randy Easter and John will remain the inie and the 0 with their only win Linnsare I-7 Lions will netd c-swing against another big loser in the Orange Belt Ion 'ram j tines %lt'ea end Donuis' Allen if they .ire have a running backs, plaN- 11II: till Ills owl) hoille ference. Of.-twv ground' Ilius (he two lint ups should I mn.ik1i is ;fit is id alit r and looksoiiit'ttmintt like thus I hi ti,as on IS hiamliliriil). altruist' it cc ill be Al ( 'lt've'lantt Nicklaus'irris eel lit licks ci joi ning t'l:erk, Mitchell. Massey W,',int'sd;i'i as i'rt'snk'nt Nixanil I 'csstiuntimi&' iii (hit' h.n-kfu'id. un's golf ;;mmltness.idelr te Jipaii (;(MAIt1 is (lit' (l;eiiktn and M;ctt ,iiitl tel hett pt;emm a new golf IA'Shit' it is split e-ntt. Iii tha front ;tii'.',t north if 'I'stk)si. lit' and wall its I- red I Iiimmi,mn at t t n c r. 'liuriki cciii be' joined bs, )(uht'rt Shi'cr- Miller ,iiiii Julio s Ingersoll, U S Aiiihu,essaiis.sr (io'i1ittti a t guards and ( ,lemin he. .Japon, for Sunday's mmitt-tu. lull and Mike White at tat-kit's But Oviedo soulei like to show evt'rbiIy .t ti ,t have rtspe.t tabk team, so practicethis week was much like' It was when the lions had sut-h high hopes at ts'gmnfiiflg cit the sear. ' The Lions are not actually as bail as their record tumuht tfl ulit'ate Although they have won c'fli% one gina' this sear. U .-. -- -till) 11'r, - i, ,Terry 1,4 1111Bacchus itithi Stokes and I .d Calla n (lie' secondary. Li nt- back ing shiit's art' short-tI Liv all-'-'utatt'r rt- gg W;ellick, I '.eiil Kelly, Mike 'Ft'rinysesmi ;iud 11111. In this- Iimis' its l(ut 1)55 hug, has tight over (rein , tight did M eke' h l,icc kimis, W hite. Phil F a der amiti tk'rm Craft utsiiig, (lit' hors's s - I tel ?iuii' it 3 _fl - i l . Itt'gistr.it''ni Les t,;'t'ii ,'jut'ilt'tt et cciii stint thu1r tr ''ut camiqtt'tc (is for ho s cc liu ,it'sirt' lntt-ric'-tli.mtt' It Ili and the a S,erittrcl ltt'crt'jeticufl LX'mu (tie' Itwir . i I cc ill bt'gimi bask c lb a r limit' ii t ' 5 irs outs (cur hesS s lt- Seii(curti Youth Basketball lt'aI'Ue 'is ill t* ht'ld Saturela', Nts'i 18 at (he' Sanford ('mvii,' -- if - - ------------ ~II Ltit' Sautit-it ii (tsr ho ages .uiutt (he ititu_'riiit"tiiitu I ages ar e 13. 14 a nd Li - - t - • ' - - - Winter Park ye ill (tie' '0 ' ,' program. '. ses'i'ii 1111111t, gallit-I, (ill the 1.5111.111 (lilt ti week jegil inst tIn' s;'osuii next ci straight cut (vi Mt'trti ('homi lie. — Registration For Cagers - --- — — ________________________________ ON A CHALLENGING CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE PAR 72, 6,500-YARDS PUBLIC WELCOME ' . FREE ENGINE STEAM CLEANING I I 't',t 1 'r C I CiTe V (01,i 'u ssp iutvi & s -i-I Air & ReeticiIe _ D. c - 5551 _..-. ,k-ott ciark.Tiffso extra .,tcrial tu. added oh a pass were' 1,iti1 it "I should ask him (tile prime when Steve L; s-u'rsts'Fne Its for the extra ' $sii'1t sixth failed. It was the' A rui'sri g the stantltut s sR'tor)' for (lit' Baby Hounds for the' Baby hittuntis YlItui Baker,ie'lerist' dos ar(' ctiathit'ti .') Slt'((e'r s, Jerr)' ltomi we're' amid 'l'tari Murphy Clark and , I't'e'Ier, (lie' II ummiiin opened liuuiid l, Peters ;wnitsl s econd the.' ic,nifig iii I It.. UI iii-: uring tile plosion play 11-i cc dli a 60 yard explosion scored Busti'r IA'f(WCt'tI tired a se-tiring Sk'LiSOfi ttic' Baby hounds M',$SUII ., So.,; V,1 clii (lie ct,tI%I'rsmcln at , cc lid ,is I. mile' I 'c't'lc'r I .yuii.uui s I inuiel seort' of tiltni ght cariit' Ili tilt- final is.'m'iott iii %will have their hjnd~( . Sin.pi) , Oviedo up-w •t .ees rg. To - put ss'.t'oiu Fonmui against Se-immiri It', mimste'r Fur ;i handicap.' 'itt 'it ( I irk and hum Mitt-hell, I itighe ti Nic klaIUS us, 5111(e he is It snight Is (hit' last of - ' cis lijillillifind and Alfie Franklin I'it .it t tmrri('rinuu Is.'., and I mental errors The Lions work they will go to mors' ;ave never been counted out if sweeps intl more to the iir On -tefense the Lion mv of their games and they ''es lilf-able to roll tip .III easy victory tssriitld jrivmdmg they tius not - inmething they have yet to lie able to do but if that doesn't (litiuk ('suItor is also Iw'tc'ti (ii see' plenty ,sF act ion in ' "1 the' liountis should 55), wevkly practice sessions have ''en used to et the team over 0 IA-vsburg is 4-3-1 corning Into 'k! - 3, i-; t'tl field butt t n,ttteri little' lint's' the same .ilLick plan ,vihl he uwel The Lions hope to be ibis' 'to rin up the middle which tiunights gouuie and they have scan sow..' big games schile the 'tC It Elliott. Thit' thiurnis starting vent er a t (tie' start of Iii;' season . But it has been mistakes that t'auS&"il the lions most of their prsibherfliS') most of the view Friday after lie was asked running tht- Wislityine IF ''-f h J'I'i It, two) Illoliths and Itall) I .' listoess Liant! of 11,111o"lit .1 k n r ' ' 'isuthall player known as the I t.ions will move out onto Tuba ('surier (meld against the I 'esburg Yellow Jaczets in a l)asM'ti for butter than 20) artis how imiuchi (if if handicap he last week , fullback Mike planned (is gist' Tanaka. i?0,j .1 Half, 'icay tackle sho injurt'tt his knee; lirian Strtiup sin.' if tln top hint'uiien 'istitu has not lii.i) IIi -r ~t.e wit rk.Iceiver , in tlie ;quad, It hai nsit been Aeterniint4l, yet who will Uar! .n , bit* lmek- 11cra,111 Sporti Staff Nicklaus See i g I ht 19 * ,arnes anti many .st l.heir op. ,xinent-i have known the-, were in a football ,zame terback Bob COst,"It"It' W110 IVO 0 -- - Abratuisoru, 'is ill St!t' SOhlit' pl;mving tune ,A itti his partner in ft • larkles.,mth For Oviedo Ton loss of the season, against perhaps one of the few schools if ' (sit' 11110. Another mititi-season injury, tackle Marty Williams, who . around compl0eh ue're to towards Imil (oil tile triple-option base. any kind of c hance against series [ ).,I% us and Anguilli have Berkley." mist 'is isrkt'ii(lilt an inside-option Qpo 0 role in tile Brantley Wishbolinie. Y0113, 't) do t1Zi&t z'! two boys, 15 and 16 years old told Patrolman Ray Bennett were arrested in connection that several items were taken Among the' Itenis listed a' with the' October fl theft of a ;iiotorc'yclt from Luke Rrantle) stolen from the apartment ar t four speakers, valued at $25 High School. Deputies arc investigating each, a tape deck worth $50, a the theft of a tape case and 21 $700 tape recorder and an tapes from the residence 01 amplifier valued at 1250. Total Kathy Reeves. Sheppard Road, value of the missing items was Longwood Total value of the set at 12.000. 0Li 0 t)j Toug h Task w ill, Th 'lIe &bt co 1,0 !0t73 °Pe.?..J j.. A. "0 L'01, ' •(Jt,j047 ,. 'I ace '*8 Y.1J 8eib'i, f2 a 8 4P lot! t.5• .t 0 0rn.• so 0.r Johl. Ilardy will start at lhin llr(mti at tight i- nd ,iwi I )oug I)arit', tlic' 6-3 suuiiiur 'i'i' Rick Garza, 'istitu's defensive hall.liasskirug and punt returns earned him ;i starting offensive and , Iira'hu;nks-r -'.amlll Gri-II Ahriv,brak "h4i's Im-en out ,,,I\ %%tivks %%till .I injurvil %%rist, running l(tillit by I h' I i7 1 Ifonwcom hi' 1972 returricd last week While Berkley Prep enters cor ae *t with I,aniv tonight are linebarker as cecIl as running, gsstl pass routes, %%hilt' IA-ft ll.'Ilf belongs to fr e shman speedster tine the contest with a poorer t record the Tampa squad has come up against strong t.s position thuz season and they're hungry for a win, reports Coach huts. Failure to tackte we'll and ''to hit people'' on defense spelled doom to the Patriots winningseason bid last week during the local gridders Ilonrie-vrning ''We were just plain flat,'' said Duty, ''and we needto come :! rQ1 4b•0/J.zea3 cr)8 4b t Its rie,b : 0j ford St ;riinolt' I liirnevorn i rig pa ride ' (, (iit (jI I )t this (,''c ' si School led to the Patriots' third Freshman soung sophomore learn I - tilt s4 Pats, 11111mrtarit timing and sharltoness required for the offensive First season. The poorest defensive effort of the season last week against relatively small LaBelle High ' at ... ~____ ____=1-~_~It_ 0 11 111). Mid Smith - - supplying nuitti of the' speed t I I Ii - I Ojwn-smt'sU hut' runnilib stir - new Seminole Count\ school's ssitti both boys range back - Y (lit' ___-_t=~ =_ - ____ -- \mlIorig (host' ('ojwlanel 'isuukt Frank Sloan at split ,ri'i like' Its h;iv'' returning for liii tackled ' d -R - pnu. against tough Limp;i S (lull - 'stt'r still his not lIOCm Berkley Prep in an effort to the' enough tliii&' to regain '' insure a winning season in A01.0 at __ - have' I. nit \if- tory . tonight. in.side %%fill the ball and peeling oft seitti it as the other is linvinan on offense Andy Ilerald Sports Writer , '"° ti t this may account lilt tile doul) Bs J Rl('htAltl)S - . - in is S .ur uu. In ii hint'uii) that altar siiffs'niuig a km-c' injurs there .ic mu..- iiu a series a injuries tli;it side'l,nvsl lieuit sin..' •'arh ii' has furred several changes 'irici he wilits efense * ,. , - -' - - _~____- Z ~-___. .,-_ ~~-__ - J-41 E - - , perhaps ,I week varl\. - I 4, lliert' is no doubt in V .isat Ii Isils (In 'thetis.' , Mari- eh iou . . , 's i nut that I;rc', tissunils (-;Ili cit. t,.. jishi Daniels 'is ill ihay rs'ntu'r, with -- V_ _=___ for I ,: -- - hrutlit'r, St,ril.-v Gorillai. .Juii Steffens tiangi'rous ,)us( ask Edt'ewatt'r how tough (hey ran be For it. 'is as the 1 lancers 'i'i ho knocked(lit' -- --- _________ _____ hut at - c csriliiii' ci'cctuui. I ,; iirtrollins, last the llounds Ill 114. 411141 1111 I ..srrs si liii And t his liii. e rt.m iii It rmiis "ilil CIII .iriIi i it Pioneers did uisit have ii re ills liar(k willstart ill tat 3.4 getixi ear Ili 15172. Itnistitng mu (lit' Ms'tns ,,nit 1.6 i'ss r.i (hi hlItot.r te;imn en the Metro loop, 'is tit'n central part of the state, no the re' s qua r te r bac k I nitht rhat Is 'is ho rat( 5 115 t Oak Ridge en highly ranked %%lien it comes too tillstati s tic i par lid;: tnit tip Sa) Uit' are thu rust And the Pioneer s tb not realhs need much of an edge - Ve's'iiuit'sshiiy 1 'siin'l;iiisI I,I fine passer as %%ell as ;fit I noth ii in g, b)Ui I --.10 et ut h sitelip ii their opix)nent tonhithl The Pioneer art' cat ching tin' (,reshounds after a tremendous victory after the Senunoles of Sanford anti before a 'is or- riitlit. •iti •hiitiii - MBFYM - Ii;,'. 11,11).lii 15)1111 isuit If pitilir. .1111111111" Statiley V •iirihsiru in this' the r ps'r(nr itiam';' lii.' sli'fs'u-,iss' set s,u,uI;ir', ,sr.' lkrhi l'Isndl'rs in their tiw.'tliig with Siittsri at h,.,hFb,is Is •iiot .Iitii i-.'s htitmiitts last > ''or It this ht'nis'nts and Keith Mt ( ho in -it sellS tin' l'ione'i'rs' him gistu '111111 it 501.' Ii. . Starting iii'Is' nsi vs -must tin's- really seti'hrate.i IS .111 hhit' 'i t'ts'r;tii backs Jim ( 'leiiune'ii' anti 1:40 ('eumiIiimn' ilh . - tlii' -,& th%%hile adventure against tile niv\ .have sv%eral fine runners, Detective Arr'11111.111, stc Two INSURANCE South Sanford Winter Park — Ph, 644-8916 17-92 i.\ik hlidge i'tiuld not tint itilI in a better position than iliev are in for their game %% I ill - - - Al ti$'ft'lISiVI' hialihs;,; Is by tii'i '0 - - - ioneers i..Iil;iti-t!iiittit-,,Ijirtitii,livif-iijI at e Suit I Seminole Counts is con' sidering a joint suit with the &Titv of Maitland against Mnitlnnd Utilities, concerning ft. treatment of sewzigt in the Tanglewolid area James inSeptember. In Johnson, president of Maitland Seifert told the hoard tif Utilities corporation inquired area in whether or not the Tangk'wood Commissioners that the it, Sewer plant area was Included question is an area of concern it, the area that the City of C,ent'rzl Waterworks; CorMaitland agreed to serve at the poration. Maitland Utilities. time zoning was given to Orange County and the City of construct their Sewer plant in Maitland - Setfert said that he had instructed Charles Clayton, Seminole County. Of Maitland Utilities and of Utiltt Robert Morris, C orporation. Attorney for Seminole Count s . G r a n it e developers of tiommerich Hills, to a pursuant said that that when the plans for con. cuted on the 8th agreement exe of October in I62 and amended struetirin art- submitted to I on September 27, 1971, the Seminole Counts for cot. County had agreed to allou the sicIetiitiT., tie should nlsc City of Maitland to construct a provith supitortitir statements sewage treatment plant in 85 to which plant can and will iii turn, accept the M'WIWV Seminole county the City of Mait.lund agreed to There is some question since treat sewage from various anager m 011 October 24. the City sanitary sewerage utilities; in of Maitland, Don .lohnson, Seminole County origtnating in advised Maithind Utilities that I their resperIve service areas o f Maitland would not in Seminole generally bounded the City the sewage from the treat on the South by the Orange IIInglt'WDOd sewage plant and Count%s line: on the East and would not accept an svwzie North b SA 436 and on the west from that area at the ('its of by the fttlanUr Coast Line rightMaitland Plant 0i w8y; and the 30 acre (iiGrt [)rumrlicI:: niercial area lying East of and adjacent to Highway 17.92 and commented that the count' North of and adjacent to SR 436 might consider 11 joint suit with "It is quite apparent that the tile City of Maitland on this Tanglew(od sewer plant area is riiatter. "The on) question i included in this area and fiii' whether to Use count) funds ti ther that the' city of Maitland fight the Maitland Plants' had agreed to treat sewage According to Seifert. Clayton originating within the service area of Maitland Utilities has been informed that the C orporation known aF the Tanglt'wood plum cannot b 1 anglewood sewer plant urea,” cons dert'd as if pia('t- For treatment. A representhtiv o \'iurrls concluded in a letter dated October 27, General Waterworks has in- I 17. Johnson told Raymond dicated that their firm proposes Utilities to furnish treatment for thus; Seifert, County ;tniinistratur. that Maitland facilities being constructed rn Utilities Corporation has ct- the' northwest corner of Ho'.e'i a contract to Emory Branch and Lake Howell Rrnt1 Dawkins and ('urapan) to with expansion of the Generci design and contruct a force line Wuterworks fariht: froni 2 1, along Howell Itranchi Road, million gallons per day to 41 ; ,.tending from Derbyshire- M(;r) it, about b months ' -- - iii pit hid;' eiitihil 1* a inittir.il .'tdo'is ii for the liounits after ther 41-14 conquest ,if risal Sanford in Lust ss;';'ks gain.' \net if that ss isn't enough (her.' (tie "iine 'is it'i Winter Park - , - _ - -.-, its- ' - - at 1 10 ti v , mid lii.' hIssu,ii'souiini: l)ii"t'li till IN, .i'ls. bit ii;',, i , Visit ''V iiI-'lit • ui'ii'l Favore d 11% lIERk\ It "t ?,sslctant Spiitl )-'ditnr , 1 ii'.iii,'s i's't IiiiI!s'rt. tiiiie' rey oun s Pint or the South This li;it is designed to arcornodate lidditioiml connections in the vicinity of Dommerich HilLs, Johnson addition. sixth requested building permits on the several lnt whirtt are he planned for plrvriunt on tiltsewer system - ~_ t , Zi 0 _~ . . , a. 1] ___ Ih GARY . . . County Studies ANN SIECZKOWSKI ,¶ is lon, 1;1111. 11111 0 Possible - 133 --- " -;r, I I '.. - ~~_ t__ ~~7 ~ ___N I .'s, I - . lif I 11,1 tOBINSOl OtADO, FIA. A search of the 'chicle .--..ui ..-...i- i.. nt,,snr ,snn. ,...,. -sr.t' —. --- - _ 241-34311 parade Thursda' night Miss - decorator s- 9 5 Special george - - , . iA:k k"Ir _1:Nld~ „gr..d " W&,w? 9rc.r.sd got out of the van and Thomp - - - (( nif pur Lvrr.p (O %IIkSI .gg rack. U..; Very I,ftl. curt*rt - Pr• I- '' slits ?. i'r'siin'l j!HtuI' -.' * --- R.gulor 6I - . responded as back-up ___ . ~__ .-;11 - - A, ' .'f '!t1 attack and ftiq'ee the Sander.,) to go In the air, rioping the'i make orne mistakes. Following tonight's tilt, Serninoks have only one gat remaining on their slate T'" "1 (nse out the seasr . cur''-! ')"' 'it1d '5 '''- i;.' ' Ills , I-Ii'.IitIi,i S.,,,g,irilr's ;IIt liI' lililli! ill 1111011 tuviIitt its-u the',- iitt;'ui,st to iips.'t ths' ' olit i',.' Siiui'lttui1,c 'I tie wingtm mis Thu' Sei,t,reeie attaek relies ' .'ntrnliuig ',iilii'slc'q will Is, itt th;"lr eFfotc iss ctsi;s;,Ing unainly 'so fl,e ;iI'.r,lc ,,f r'iriritrii' ),#' j t ff.'u'.t -.- '' 'h. c"d I Moruiski stopped th - c'hlR and the other two officers a ' '. :.:, New - - - I - t r ci ''ii I' l''' 'it feels that if his learn ran stop F'lttrrian, they "an stop the Sarids'tat," Pittman is the hail riirrIt rrinst of the time (or an offense that stays on 9w' game for most of the game. Voting hopes to have Pus F'i?trfl fl I?', 'Iefrr," (P.. fi'-ll. it s.,t V otil will tart at i1iinrtt'thnc k, wilt, Furner 7 i, --ic ot fiillhti;k , '1 virnrr,y I fllli.sll!i ot tniltiic k and at 't;snt gvsrner y fleuinv I' It (.liV li'I I)U U..oIiI s"r i-ditnr Ill lof •o ree'- 1 " I I "' P t, ' - 10~, :' I, - - - - et —' It - , _____________ IIU 2 . l cH,c. tv 01 'II -- . IR A fitting the dec-rintinn given b% - 0 I I' • CU. COMPAC -, ' I Another Shipment of telephone call about 7:15 p.m. was charged with possession stalva L by Moni& The caller said that there would cannabis y in the Seminole after the officer found a r,1ast 1* a drug bu bag containing what is behevi: Plaza. to be marijuana I th Herbert shirt pocket. Monaski, Sgt. John. Mnnsski ha d ctoppe , after another Mf,c'er. r. call Monaski observed a var. - city Cassclherr) Patrolman Richard 1.. Monask arre.ted three men marijuana p 'sSCSSiOn of in t' seNwate incharges WITH A COM PLETE TUNE-UP AHMD~~~~~~, AT AARON'S AMOCO Wit-si- s't '- Its' n, French Av Ph. 'lit' lb" , Saniord 322-9621 P.O. Bc. 427, WUdwood, FiosIda 32715 44. bet*een Wild- A'-" Route On wool and teesburg 6 miles west of U S 27, 8 miles east of 1-iS , by ONTINeNTAL c*i,,e...e se: I - - , — 1 FraIr'j' nk s. I' will JiJtn 40 I the quarterWick jwsition after having his test night List trt'naut in a .egainst But i ,'sh will have to improve rn his passing it-turacy as he had three pas.ses pick ed off List week ,00d 4ames 4 winning. j be an interesUiu.t in Osietfo if the Lions iii aifle out of their stied ant., ,.'gm performing as .i teulut .1 But 'utig nicht fur •their fans. Game time liii- at John Courter F'a'mtl- it ( -, - Forest \1ichab and I'lennie will be at the ends ,eii.1 it is h'peet that Patterson }'ttrn ________ - -________ - - - - - - - - �-46 Friday, Nov. 10, 1912-39 The Sanford Herald S Friday. Nov.------10,~ 192 28—me Sanford Herald IA— - — NICEST SLICE - by Alan Mover - /97' # Q%Q1/fY/4'6 5c/'aO 61r MØ76EZF .4 ROOA7E OF/O4OOZ Yt,Qi? 4T /Wf-' 7Hi liE p,oIr. .4 ff , I I Ground Game Is Key Trinit Prep Must 'Control' Mooney' 141 r-Pierson; bombed quarterbackJohn Heath,6400t lwrenct Cleveland, who has blocks as well as he runs, state's Class A-AA ratings Taylo than 1,100 yards recently exploded for ever 100 while Mooney enjoys the Sanford Naval Academy 66.0; 1,185 pound slingshot who rifles amassed more en route to 15 tallies. yards In 14 carries last week number six position In the same engaged In another defensive the ball to outstanding this season '" 14pPRa4cW contest with Jacksonville receivers David Nicholas, and What makes Lawrence run Is against Admiral ,Farragut, me season boils )Wfl poll, '"" e outstanding support he giving the Prepsters a solid 1.267'CA" Episcopal for a tight 6-0 vi e- China Smi th. The also have a th miriltes as far as Tom Ruby Typical Sar'inta tory; defeated Tamia Berkley solid line which averages 19 receives trom Wishbone run 3 running punch. L and tits 'rrtnity Prep Saints are Perhaps the Saints' biggest Crescent pounds a man to offer ning mates Greg Miles and concerned tonight in sarasota year are: L4aRefle. 50-0; .4/jtp'Y passing Mike "Red" Austin, as well as offensive problem is their against rugged Cardinal Tampa Temple Heights, 66.0; Prep 26-0; foungh ision, and protection on ould Admiral Farragut 44-0; Tampa City for a 20-12 dec keepers by quarterback Steve passing game which has been hfAp/(//Y5, upended Admiral Farragut 25- situations, Mooney in a game that sh sporadic at best all season long. :1 Berkley Prep, 36-0; and To combat the expected air Saxon. ti 8. decide the winner 41Rwr As with their defensive haCks, However, the ball-control Clearwater Central Catholic The Saints face the passing attack, Ruby is looking A. III.With Class a 7-0 mark, the Saints 6, revealing a potent offensive attack of Sarasota Mooney with towards a hoped-for strong the Saints have a solid group of orientation of the local gridders has yet put much strain on ths .1 face of enslve minded Cardinal machine geared to quick a defensive backfield that has Trinity pass rush, trying to back-up people to fill gaps in the 'ong through the sirlanes of the game. Mooney, carrying a &-o season with a hard-rosed defensive yielded only one passing score force Heath into hurrying his offensive formations. Defensive facet All three starting hacks, as unit that systematically all season, and that came on a passes and laying the game on safety and offensive split end standing, as a slight underdog. is ranked ninth to the destroys an opponent's scoring 51-yard screen pass during one the defensive backs to protect Greg Chandler filled in for two well as split end Ray Parsons weeks at quarterback while are excellent pass receivers destroys of the few Saints' defensive against getting burned, #141 oned Saxon rested a bruised and at times the Saints' have plans. The Saints have a seas lapses all year. However, acloo While the Saints have not cording to Ruby, the local backfield on defense with shoulder. Saxon, a valuable connected for valuable yardage racked up such an impressive gridders have not faced any plenty of depth to offer a wide athlete, played at Split end with through the air. Another Trinity draw-back Ta scoring total, more of their passing to equal this week's range of a.setsS for Ruby to regular wide receiver Ray has been their conversion operate from. Most of Trinity's Parsons during that time. games have been defensive expected aerial barrage, Y1A• g fullback, and a tempts With most of the ir place in A bruis against equally strong, U not and igat-ting backfield will join a ,They emark stronger teams than those by medium on you," explained solid corps of ball-hawking sure-tackling linebacker, kicklngfallingwidcof th ce cW44'2 ,' ''and hey usually get linebackers, cornerbacks and defensive end or tackle, "Red" and they've had to rely on CardiriiI Mooney pp Austin's power running inside running or short passing. This, Trinity e1y asi handled Ft. three or four scores on passes halfbacks. • On offense, the Saints have tightens up most defensive to according to the coaches, could John Carroll 28-6 In the each game." en,.2S'7E { eir own "explosion" In the spring Cleveland around the be a very important part of I M oo ney's passing strength th season's opener; took a rough, Ii defensive 7-0 win against lies in the arm of senior person of area rushing leader end on options. Miles, who tonight's game. By JOHN H.. SKINNER '!j Aocited Press Sports Writer Earle TAMPA, Flu. i AP) Bruce's attempt to stretch his image as University of Tampa football coach past the long shadows of ex-coach Fran Curci has been like comparing a firecracker to a bomb. Charlie Daughert>. Coach Woody Stale., and Yale, No. 20 tie Coach LSU But the detonation power By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS quarterback Terry Davis, has Alabama and Louisiana State rushed for an average of 278 McClendon played under Hayes' Buckeyes lost four play. plays Penn. Bruce has needed all year comes his wa% Satuiay night are both unbeaten and untied yards and 33.1 points per game. Bryant at Kentucky. He has err to surgery, including standv.'hen Curci brings his Un- but that situation won't remain Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant's beaten his old coach twice, in out linebacker Rand)' Gradidefense has allowed just 223 1969 and 1970, but has lost to shar. iversity of Miami Hurricanes to after Saturday. Third-ranked Nebraska, after The two Southeastern Conferyards total offense and 9.7 him six times, including five Tampa Stadium for homestraight. Alabama won last an opening loss to UCLA, has enec powers will play in a nu points per game. coming. S come back to win seven games. Louisiana State, 7-0 and sixth year's game 14-7. Curci guided Tampa to a 31-14 tionally4elevised football game Elsewhere in college football The Cornhuskers play Big 8 foe victory over Miami two years that may determine the confer- ranked, is best kiriwn for its ago and Bruce needs a similar eric-c champion and which team tenacious defense., which this Saturday, No. 5 Ohio State, Iowa State, which is ranked The Division of Extended B> HERKi' (11 of Winter Park and the victory to wipe out Tampa goes to what postseason bowl. year has held opponents to 221.5 after key Injuries last week, 17th. Missouri upset Notre Dame Service of Seminole Junior Assistant Sports Editor Hurricanes of Gainesville. The Crimson Tide, 8-0, is yards total offense and 8.3 plays Michigan State, which sith have 8-U records with two losses to Kansas State and ranked No. 2 in the na tion. Its points per game. It has given up goes for another victory for and Colorado and gets a chance College and the Sanford Louisville In a 6-2 season. Cit: run by 91,7 rushing yards per game. now-resigned Coach Duffy for another stunner when it Recreation Department have They are holding the suite games to play. Should joined forces to promote and 'Th•' b admitted after Wishbone offense, as run Ma championship for the Class finish unbeaten it would he the plays No. 7 Oklahoma. Top-ranked Southern Califor- conduct a seminar on the AAAA teams early this Year. Wildcats moving into the state TWUPU'S 26-9 victory over FbiTar No, that's not really true but playoff since they have played ida A&M last Saturday, "is the nta Is off this week but fourth- basketball coaching and ofbig one." Ii one nitght look lit It that way in mart' teams in their class, ranked Michigan plays Iowa. In ficiating which will be held Tuesday. and Jot analyzing two other games, UCLA, No. a, is at Monday lash of the c Presently Winter Park has 68 Bruce needs tune to match the record at Uti top rated teams in the Class points and Gainesville 62. In the Cu1' 1's brilliant 25-6 Washington; Texas, No. 9, is at November 13 and 14. The seminar will be held at Lyman's Tampa, but he managed to Baylor; Penn State, No. 10, wit' AAAA division, same division York University, and Manhat- ing to action af ter an injury. By The Associated Press plays North Carolina State; Seminole High School Gym and equal Curci in one department SC There are many followers of Greyhoun ds are With tan College, died. F(K)TBALL GOLF Notre Dame, No. 12, plays Air will get underway at 7 p.m. both this year—controversy. In the state's most powerful points, fourth best in the HOCKEY George "Pots>" DETROIT • Curci drew attention by reMs division who really believe the division. Force; Texas Tech, No. 15, nights. MELBOURNE, Australia Former Clark, the first coach of the Na- PHILADELPHIA Jay Bergman of Seminole The two bottom tennis in thefusing to surrender a 24-21 vietin two best teams will be squaring gers' Coach Phil Rab forced cancellation of play plays Texas Christian, Color&tional Football League Detroit New York Ran llege and a noted ne which was acer Tula tory o% cot Lions, died of a heart attack at Watson was named acting in the World Cup International do, No. 16, plays Kansas; North Junior Co off tonight when Merritt Island 3-AAAA division will do battle complished by an illegal "fifth the Carolina, No. 18, plays Vii-- basketbAll official in his own causing plays host to Fort Pierce tonight as the Sanford coach of the World Hockey As- tourney, the age of 78. th Seminole Seminoles host Daytona down" touchdown pass play, John F. sociation Philadelphia Blazers probability that the cham- ginia; Arizona State, No. 19, right will team wi Central. SYRACUSE, N.Y. ys New Mexico; Stanford, High basketball coach Joe Mills AV la Merritt Island currently subreeze in a homecoming The university backed Curci to "Chick" Meehan, 79, former at the request of Player-coach pionship will be shortened from p ints end an eight-game losing No,20 tie, plays Washington in running the seminar. ranks number two and YOU CIi1 u!t'r. Sanford has four po head coach at Syracuse. New John McKenzie, who is return- 72 holes to 54. ag 1-7 record while streak. be sure they will be trying hard, from ci Bruce drew criticism last perhaps even harder, to !TIUk' Scabrecze is 2-S-I. Another vital showdown Saturday when he insisted Fbi(in the leap into the number Out' spot. But top ranked Fort takes place in the state prep idit A&M be penalized 15 yards Cl Pierre, the defending State grid ranks. This conies In Class when its band, playing to a standing ovation, extended its chanipion in Class AAAA huts A. District Three where Trinit OOUbItS Si XTH GAME AltunS LUI S, POflt show past the 20-minute halfSC Prep puts its 7-0 record other ideas. Mruri LUIS, 7 points I AItUfl LSCS i n, 3 Atunm Agust points I Binto SS. 3 PenS Elorri, & it LOW TONIOPITI ENTRIES d Bruce turned the Gend . 3 BayDMenCtia, 4 Fermin OulnIto Agustin There is just no WUY for ttiCSt' against a strong Cardinal tiiiict'zidline. Manolo Quinuto sever Lace 3 Chucho Juan, s Jul to Apult fl FIRST GAME doubles c Oulnito, Julito. Martoreil Lace S Pera Marloroli. 6 ChuCtio tr Muguerza. S. Arrs.Garlta. 6 Gash two clubs to met in tile state Mooney teams from Sarasota. penalty into a recovered onside pointS I Erdoza Jose. 2 LlZu Toni MuuuerZa. 6 Egus Juan 7 Lose 7 JuIto Caballero. I Altuns ii) MuguerLa. Manolo, Agustin kick and a field goal and Rattler & .0 Elorru Manolo Caballero 4 Angel YZa $ ss 3 R ene final since they are both in Card.rnalMoont'y is in with a MøturlLSC$. B.yO Pedro. G.ri?a. I Pedro singles- seven StIr Gand, 6 Sala Baitida; NINTH GAME Coach Jim Williams said his 1* doubles SEVENTH GAME DistrictFouroftheCtilssAAAA nuirkundwilltuiveabOme field .JuHtD LUIS 1 Martorell 2 Chucho; 3. SELECTIONS I.. ban's POrOss points Ferrn)nbenUOS. team never recovered. five points 1 Arte Zarre, 7 AnQe , 12 Ouinito.Mugue'riI. EguisLuls Ui do.ibIes Oulnito. 6 S division, ShunS. 4 Egula. advantage SECOND GAME GastiCabSilero BenQos. 3 Aid Via; 4 Bayo Jor Curd has no illusions about seven points ISaiaBengOa, 2 Stir LOCO. 7. Caballero $ Juillo in LIZU Gandol, Fermin Toni. 1 Oddlyenoughneitherof these SATURDAY'S MATINEE S Lilu Toni. 6 Fermin Mencha; 7 seven singles l points il TENTH GAME Ibstra Jose his return to Tampa, which W .Iose. 3 Ibarra Zarre, 4 Rare VIS Trinity Prep has 71) two powers is leading the 4Erdola Loss. I Rene Pedrosa 2 Elorri. 3 2 Erdois Zarre. Bayo Bengoa. 5 LlW Pedrosa 6 Angel Gand,. po*flt5 1 Mugueria doubles doubles- fhr FIRST GAME stvffn EIGHTH GAME AAAA division at the present. going into the game while draw 35,000 into 46,000-seat ErdoJa bastas. S Fermin TOfli Agustin. 4 Arts. 5 Gait, 6 Juan. Angel Toni 2 I I bar's Jose. OuunuIO Lacs; 7 JuIlic PO' pointS Tampa Stadium. doubles- sven 3 Stir Gridi. Eroozs Toni, Sala THIRD GAME Manolo S C,arita That honor goes to once beaten Mooney is in with 60. Tonight's ti Mugueria. 3 Arri Agu$?sn. Zarre. 3 Fermi n Toni. 4 Sr doubles W"1 think Tampa's No. 1 will in all likelihood ELEVENTH GAME victor Vero Beach with 64 points from Aituna Girits 5 ManaloJuafl. t S Erooza Ppd'ota 6 LW &andi , Msruru Marlorehl. BaYDLUIL. 4 S evin points 1 Mfirur' LacS ; sa's oni. 4 ErC3:a Bengoa tear, tisoffensively and defe ol Angel Bastide, S Gas? Elorru Pene a fine 7-1 mark. Tin' loss was to mnuke it into tlit' pla yoffs. Eguia PeOross Stir Itethids. 6 Marur, C,and. 7 Rene Menctio. 3 Aid Caballero s,nglei_ sever doubles NINTH GAME SECOND GAME Bisho p Moore huts vaulted sively, are as goodas any we've Fermi Peoruts. I IbSttS YZ$ Arri Juan. Eguua Agustin, Chucho Martorell, S Bayo Pedro, 6 Fort Pierce. Fort Pieret' huts a I MartorrIl, 2 C?WChO; 3 points. I Angel Ton. 2 Arte points played." Curci mid. doubles $ Eçiuua LOSS. 7 Juilto Luis. Garda FOURTh. GAME Manolo U 7-0 chart and 58 points while into the title picture in the Quinito, 4 (puss. S Caballero; t PeOtosi. 3 Erdoza Zarie. 4 Sai Mencha 2 Afluna Bastida 6 Pens Laca, A.ic Pedro, AItna "Tampa has a much older N Merritt island is tied with District 5-AAA race. The Lacs; 7. juilto. S Altui'a. Via. S Fermin Ganda . 6 Lit, Martorell doubles Rene PeOrosa 2 Aid Ton. TWELFTH GAME singles sever Jose 7 Ibarra 5astioa, S BiVO 7. StIr Toni, Angel Marcus, Sala I (NTH GAME unticatenEauGullie, another of Hornets, who won th is class team, much more experienced Maruri Loss; S Chucho Gand. 6 pointI. 1 (ua Lull. points 1 AguItin. 2 Ely-ri, 3 B.ngoa on Curd added. we do," two years ago are 5-3 the 4 team than Garita. T P"ro" Uayo Bas'da 7 Pens Lilt. $ JulitO Lola. 3 Pens the line teamS in 4-AAAA, each title doubles- I've THIRD GAME Mugueris. 4 Gash. S Arra, t Arts Elorru, Pearu Juhul Garila, Gaits Caballero; S Arra Apuitin. 6 having 7-0 records and 52 secondandhave50pointb. AU of He said his young Miami Iberia points 1 Liii Bingos. 2 Sal. Jose. $ Juan. 7 Manolo. S Garita doubles - five 7 Qulnhlo FIFTH GAME Attuna Lad Manolo ElorrI. their losses have been to AAAA players have performed well, points 1 ArrbMarlor!ll, 7 Egus Mugueria. S Attufis Juan doubles 3 lb.rrS Zarre. 4 Erdala Ton. 5 ELEVENTH GAME 9 Manolo. Elorri. Apultin Maruri 6 Rene MartorelI. 2 Angel Bastida have 50 but points seven "are going to make hi victor in teams. Presently they Manolo (br?. 3 QuinitoGarila. 4 10 Qusnllo LadS. Marurl Menctia. SELECTIONS Without a doubt the Fermin Pedrots. I ArteGand. MSrurl Lola 1 3 Pens M,nch.a. 4 Agustin. S I Pena Juan I Cast short of the total of Rent Lots mistakes—and they haven't live 0 tonight's battle will be tagged points, doubles I Fermi n Bengoa Erdoza Jose, FOURTH GAME 11 QuinIto Mugueria GastiLosa, Chucho BaStidi S. Bayo C.bahlflc Muguerza Baitci8 1 EguiaPedrOsS. 2 seven pointS' th e favorite to at least make it Ocala Vanguard. Unbeaten made all of them yet." 6 SHuns Lui s; I. Eguua Pedro. I five ala -Ooubls SIXTH GAME Egusa Juan Angel Atie JOlt. LstU P,droh.a, rty-elI. 3 A1dMicha. Merutu Seventeen of the V Tampa pul pit 1 Msrur. CaballerO. 3 Aids Laca tothestattirnul in this division. New Sniyrna still trails the SATURDAY NIGHT C5fldi Chucho Rent Pedro, A 5 doubles TWELFTH GAME 1,106 Martorell is 74 starters were recruited by Curpoints and 46 bayoMcnt in District 1-AAAA the two pack with S FCrminLuit; 6 3 MarurlGafldi, LizuZarre. 5515 Caballero. I Bsyo Lull,. 7. Arra 1 (gui. Luis. Seven pon's ooubleS an Seven Pens G di FIRST GAME ('i Lad S JuIItoLo%a Chucho Agostin. 3 Arr Pedro, lone unbeatens are the Parker' record. ChuchoLad. 7 JulIto Pedto. $ 10"i five points I Fermin Zarre. 2 Stir ByJ RICHARDS Herald Sports Writer .17 ZEf NO ,wf S .-. - . First Home Game * LA I .' I November 11, 1972 mpa Fa s AA IV I 0 ill I Seminole Junior -vsS "ii,'! 1i11 Admission FREE I In TV Game Former Student Battles 'Teacher' Merritt Island c Hosts Central P In Top Clash I,, Seminole High School Court 8 P.M. - - } Seminole Junior College Alumni • . College "Raiders" Raider's Schedule [1 1972-1973 Home Games Basketball Se m i nar 4 Alumni I\ - Nov. 18 Nov. 22 Nov. 28 t Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. z Thursdays Sports In Brief Jan. Jan. i Feb. Feb. Feb. 2 9 '12 13 20 25 7 14 19 this years team v' iii, -Al former players North Florida Jr. College Florida Southern Freshr'nen 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. Florida College Lake City Jr. College 8:00 P.M. St. Johns Jr. College 8:00 P.M 9:00 P.M. Valencia Jr. College Chipola Jr. College 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. Daytona Beach Jr. College Rollins Freshmen 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. Florida Jr. College Central Fla. Jr. College 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. Lake Sumter Jr. College 8:00 P.M. - - - I I Make it a Winner - Orlando -Seminole Jul Alai's Entries-- Security Federal Savings WINTER PARK, FLA. WINTER PARK MALL SHATTER 'EM RAIDERS SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. PH. 322.4622 SANFORI 210 MAGNOLIA AVE - *rr ' Season Tickets - - - - Roll On To Vidory &QAI toww SKATE CITY For A Great Season... ROLLER RINK ELMER L. HELMS John Mikier, Owner Architectural Stucco Plastering Ph. 8382099 - - - - - 1 - - - Beng - - ' - • - .- Off Hwy. 17.92 On Dog Track Road FOR PARTY RESERVATIONS PHONE 838.2474 - - - - - points, on sale at Athletic Office $5 For 12 Home Games PHONE 323-1450 - - - - - 4 lb.rra Pedro. Aids Ions, Sala AItufls LOis Man Mancha doubles SEVENTH GAME five points I Pane Jose. 2 Erdoili S Gasti Mugueila. Quinito Garitg.. izu Via, 4 Fermin ArraMariorell Mencha 3 Ma'ubaHet0. Ji,Obo Pe0, Zarre. 5 AicaPedrota. 6 Arte Ch Bayo Man' ttenpoa, 7 B.yo Toni. S Angel 7 ArIa Dengue P.r.' Jose Fermin arre tlC,i4iP GAME -doubles Iv, - I - Sweetback' Is Seeking i i es 1 000 , I - tc Moore, Poulos Share Gridiron Spotlight r'e ' : A record crowd is expected to if Wt' rcm i1iUltlUIin our winning Albany State, Maryland State watch Uit' Beliiune-CooPanun streak but most of Utens will hi' South Carolina State and D.C. Colk'ge Wildcats 1-hniit'ciniiuig watching to see if ''Swi't-'ttju.ick" Federal city 'riley hays. contest against Ke'rituc'ky State can reach the 1 ,0D0 yard niark." dropped game's to Langsttm University, Jackson State. B-CC's half beck ltisrid Flu. Tennessee List week and College Saturday afternoon at 2 JACKSONVILLE. "Swet'tbuck" Walker who holds Lincoln and Arkansas A&M. the showed an impressive runningP.M.in All) — The spotlight is or .M. Daytona Beach. t f Bethune-Cooknum with a 3-4- the conference record of 948 the exciting runners Not Moore and passing offense despite the fact sparkplug Th e . . %on State yard,, could beconke the first 1 record upset Jack. s offense is their G-3, Thorobred' Jimmy Poulos as Georgia and thv Bulldogb were shut out for College two weeks ago 22-17 and player to SIAC history to gain a 190 pound quarterback Michael Florida stage their annual the first time in three years. Florida's quarterback is illed over Alithautia State 1 .10i yards from Southeastern Conference Jackson. a senior Tits.' Kt.'ntuck Suite College Washington, D.C. Jackson who football tussle on the Gatur sophomore David Buwden, a .;niversily 61-8 lust week. good passer who almost earned Headcoach Jack MeClairen Thorobreds are 4-4 for the ed has passed Bowl turf Saturday. nutiunally rank esofl They have defeated is for Florida a comeback upset said "the fans will come to see than 1100 yards and more Moore, who came out of rushed for more than 400 yards. two-year football layoff into victory against Auburn last .-. the Florida Guturs, week. A slightly underthrown He has thrown 17 11.)S P1i58 stardom for eading the conference in pass, with split end Willie top and ran for 5. The !S : Ttwrobred runrlingbu('k 15 ;Lr per ganit' and yards per Jackson behind the defender, Michael Beckham who has curt-v. He has tallied points was all that prevented the wnuiini touchdown in the final rushed 6i5 yards and B. " and gained yards cry time quarter. Grooms a 205 pound fullback carried the ball, Nelaon, Both teams had to rebuild who tirs rushed 231 >it-ds Poulos is just rounding into their front lines this year and Rates (onanuittee key defensive standout is Wiley ftpc after hampe early season games by a nagtheir records show it. Georgia is e Answer: Number 2. Refuse Epps, a 240 pound middl The Villanova captain in a 5-3 and Florida 3-3. 50 tackles ur with Minnesota re to grunt the timeout and con- linebacker who has in . t'mp and 32 assists. tinue the game quests a timeout while the' . b V g rid r I doubles Gast FIFTH GAME Attuna NMugurrZa. S Jose. 3 LIlu Via. 4 Angel Toni, Jose, 1 ChuchOMartOrell; 2 Caballero C Ourinito Juan (roots P,drasp 6 Pent Gand'. 7 (puss Agullin. 3 Qulnilo Ely-ri; 4 Manolo Eiorr*. I JlqIO Carte Ibarra Bastida. S Sale Bengoa Manolo Garita, 5 Arrs Juan. 6 SELECTIONS doubles SECOND GAME Gash' Mupueria 1 Erdoza Pecirots. Arte Just seven points I Sale Zarr,, 2 Angel five doubles SIXTH GAME lblrra Battici. Jose. 3 Fe.-min Via. 4 Erdoza sca Pedro. 2 Marur poi 7 Fermin Yza, Marra Gana bengc.a, 5 Arte Pedrosa. 6 Ibarra 3 ChuchoMeflctia, Caballero. Loss S Pens Lacs. 6 .Iullto Gand. 7 LizuBastid.. I Pine Angel Jose Bevo 3 Stir Bengoa. Sal. Yza. Marur . Toni, Gan,. 7 QuinitoLuis. S Attune THIROGAME -doubles- Seven JoSt' Martorell points 1 Sale Yzs. 2 Erdoza 4 Rent Mencha. Azca Lola. Pea. doublei SEVENTH GAME Baslida Zarre 3 Stir Bingos; 4 Angel live points 1 Sal. PeOrola; Pedrots. 5 barr. Toni. I Fermin 5 Quinto Apustin, Arts Mugt.erte (rOots Jose. 3 Sic. Zarre. 4 Art, Baits, 7 Msrur Jose, S Lizu Pens Gout. barra via, 6 FermIn Ion. Fermin Laca, Sic. Genii 6 G..ndi Bongoa. 7 Angel Mencha. $ Li:U Abtuns Pedro Savo Jose, Pint doubles' FOURTH GAME Peora 7 Baro Jose, Pine P.*uusa, Fee seven points I Rent Menc'ia. 7 doubles- five EIGHTH GAME mi n Mrnrhi' Sals Marlorell, 3 Marur Pedro, 4 points I Abtuna Lacs. 2 Pen. MugucrZa, M.anolo Jusu AicaLosa. S Chucho Luis, 6 BayD Juan, 3 ,IulltD Cams, uerzs 4 Gait Quflito L.ca 6 Lads. 7 Iberia Caballero. S Pens Austin, 5 Manolo Mug 9 Euusa. Marty-elI. Laca BaitS Aria (lout 0 Agustin. Juan. Manolo lye FIFTH GAME doubles singles- seven NINTH GAME puinti, I Elorr-- 2 Pone - 36 Martoreli, 3 Ounto Agtr.tsn. Mencha Apisstifl. 4 Mupueril. S Cast. 12 Altuna Muguerla. Julilo Garsta (puss Ely-i.. S Arra Muguerza. 08f its Juan, 7 Manolo. Epu e Lu's t' JLiSi doubles TENTH GAME I B.voBast.da, 7 Meruri Mencha. 3 Aics Lull,. 4 CfliCtiO Pedro. S Qu nita Laca. e 7 (guia Alt una caballerO. Martoreli. $ Rare LOSS doub4ei ELEVENTH GAME - - - - Eat 'Em Up, Raiders - j - y Barnett Bank of Seminole County,N.A. 2562 Park Ave. S. - - 322.8865 V a ' i: 1F The official rules 1. Grant the timeout with no penalty . 2 Refuse to grant the . timeout and continue the game. ' Penalize Vilisnuva 111 yards for requesting es't'ss 1Im.tiit Coach Since Dooley a! Georam I's Rule 3'34 Each tem Coach McClairen of the gia says "Poulos just shakes all entitled to three free tie Wildcats says "the fellows are outs durtig each half with- up for this game because they over when he comes through the line. It makes it hard for out a penelty. rembember the 44-28 defeat by anyone to get a sure tackle. Huh' 3-3.3-5 A I v u Thortx'eds in Kentucky lust iFruuli what I've seen on Icarus free tr'wou1s have year. 1 do not expect to change film,Moore is another Poulos been exhausted, subsequent requests by its field captain my game plans because we arewith more speed," Dooley or his representative may be moving the ball on the ground added. allowed only fur the benefit and in the air. The team is Georgia has the edge at quarfor sound and replacement of a desig- basically tot-back, wit)' both Andy Johnand homecoming. The only injured nated injured player such timeout, if allowed. Is player is Willie Lee who is out son and James Ray experlan v.c'e'ss timeout for the season with a broken enced and etlecth'e. Johnson WIWSPAPLS (.4TL&p*ISt wsnt most t( the way against Li,,, " and then enjoy some The Bi g Dip 2439 French Ave. Ph. 322.0199 Sanford, Fla, L Li. 1 L Ve~en 'uU LtC3 • SANFORD PLAZA - a Best Wishes, Raiders - - - Come eat with us. 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Insure Your Title Wi th Confidence PH. 122.9454 704 N. PARK AVE. Raiders are always Tops Raiders, Let's Make It! Inland Materials "THE WINNERS CIRCLE" CASSELBERRY ORLANDO SANFORD Dial Direct! Shoot Directl The Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club Corral 'em Raiders! SCORE! WIPT Tho t.rParkI MD F EanrL Hc;use Restaurants Maitland Orlanda5 Sanford �Frld*y. PM',. 10, 197?- B Th SFlflfCrd t"inr&d 48-The Sanford Herald Friday. Nov. 10, Legal Notice ____________ ____________ ___________ cour - JUDGES Legal Notice Legal Notice IA- COURT IN AND POE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NO. IPS Legal Notice ___________ SEMINOLE COUNTY ROARD OF ADJUSTMENT Notice 0$ Public Wearffi Note It hereby QVI thu the Legal Notke ___________ Legal Notice ___________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE coNCN To wHOM IT that ?h* Nflce ii hereby gIv , fli. IRCUIT COURT FOR IN ThE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE P40. 721223 LIBERTY LOAN CORPORATION OF PALMETTO. PlainWI. ,6j ta rn on te dds \/Ote P rec vi ct _______________________ ____ SEMINCLECOUNTYROARD SEMINOLICOUNTYSOARD i OF ADJUSTMENT OP ADJUSTMENT • II NSt.ce 0$ PubliC P$orffi$ Hrffig 0$ Public Noti LAX P401CC Is hereby NotlCt is hereby çIvIfl C0tP0 kS.O, Florida Statut•. wII register Vt • spec at CCePtlOn I an RIA STOUT and 0$ .dIustmer *11' CdUC1 that of state and county de.. Board 0$ AdustmInt wID NOTICE OF APPLICATION ny MARION BEThF.A Retidenti.I Zone at oft street with the Clerk of the Circuit Cosi. i WILLIAM C zbIiche.rinQ?ocornI0er approving I.sectocortsidlr apjw'oving tions. Although this is presently FOR DISCHARGE $Ø SirØIe County. noria. DOROTHY STOUT, hit wilL parking In accordance with aPfeigM Variance manN 1 General a Lot SiZC Variance In an Al •O MARY FRANCES SODERO upon receipt tw proof at tie 'tOtutIOl'INO am idnQ Semm, LmpoLcsible, he said council NOTICE O SUIT ap lrt?ral Zone I ror 35' to ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Agr.cufllure ZOC Ofl me tO$ng Please take n•le ttia? On the 4th County Zoning Regulations On the *bIICa?On ot tpit notice. me tic elections upmight consider the situation fo poirna1ely $S .)n the following with muricipal itious name. to wit SHEOAH TO WILL AM C STOUT and day o' December A 0.. 1t77 It 230 fflg deI.CTIbSC property DOROTHY STOUT. hit wife SCIbed Pr*1y of , n*Sw -- •., P.M Of M SOOn thOflittOf • 0$ 0$ City Council, future elections. ,, ,0$ 7 0$ lIi. coming on Dec. . Co nrl'ienceat me SW correr of RESIDENCE UIW1'.OWfI ,.:tion 17 70S-)OE. Seminole counsel can be heard. the vi'. South Fern Pitt Sub eriQaged itt business at Shioalt c In r.nother issue, council Of Sction 771530E. County. Florida. for a I irse course Boultvard In the City of Wnter an to all parties claiming nerett jfl tction taken yesterday, has '. of NE heard on Ic be w' divIsiOn, Seminole County, Fla., by. through undCr or against distance S.iininote County. Fla; monte furl 4O E a created two elections precincts irntiated steps to expedite the U degrees ia Application S PtltiOnetS according to the pIat thereof Springs, Florida arid STOUT C WILLIAM Idegrees 07' 35" £ for I dIsIitIC* t,f I30 along thC SouTh line o said Discharge bebol'e ThC 4OOOfab to the present single legacy of parks Issue. Mayor That the party interested In recorded In PB 7. Page $1 of me S OppO.SCd DOROTHY STOUT, his wilt, and 251 5. to a point 0$ Inte SectiOn Section 12; for a second course run N wallace H. sail, Dn of me JI,OQes 0 PubliC Recores 0$ Seminole County, nest enterprise it as Swofford told council he wished III parties having or claiming to precinct. ty P W line of the ACL Railway I deçjree 13 SO W a dIsla?We Of me above styled Court $1 Pitt Development (n'erpfisit. Fla . lets begin at the SW corner of or interest in tht it precincts are designated to progress with the program, have any right. Company. sa,o point heiflQ me POB 775• a point tot a third court. run Chambers en me Courthouse In The running Northward ,. 17. Incorporated 0 b-a real propir hrrein described aito the SW cor of the tract about tO 5 degrees 44 40" E a olitonce f Sanford. Si'nlnO4e County. Flofida is presently of 30 Ieee atong the Welt recinet One encompassing which SI*oati Highlands a distance YOU ARE HEREBY WOTiFIED as be described; thCl'.Ce C01l!lflUt S $ •. or a point at beginning. for a You are hereby idvitid that Ob line f ld lot, thence Eastward a S Warren E Williams that an action to foreclose a mcii- all of the area south of SR 436; beautificatIon. degrees 07' 3S £ along tht S line of fourth course run S a degrees jectioni t the Final Accounting arid dt?anct of 7' tee!, and 5 Inchps to Vice President Council subsequently ap. tgage on me toilo..g real PrOPert tnt' atOien,ntIor*d NE '... Of NE '. precinct Nc, encompassing for aors,anceof 730 O?O a point belriQ Pr? tinner's AppIicat ott intersect the South side line of Lot Dated at Orlando. Florids, Ck in Seminole County. Florida. 'or a d;startce at 2AS 7C' to the Ely a point ott the .istang Northerly P proved expenditure of IliCklO Dschatpe may be filed in the Court 436. I:. thence Westward to the begin. tober 1972 all of the area north of SR Lot 73. Block E. Surtland Estates i.ne of me Old ACL Railway Co. P w line of 5 0 427 SanfordOrIandO prior to said hearing . 10. ring, a oislance of 14 feet ano a iri Pubiilh Oct 70 :. ti N electors in the first for the eastern and western Those according to the plat thereof as W. thence rufl N 20egt1'it J?' 59" W ROIO for a $If!PI court. run Pd Please govern yourself at 1972 chat AND - Beginning at the precinct will cast their votes at park and utility installations recori*d In Piat Book 11. Pages 11,0 along said Old Ely P W line to' a degrees 00 SO" E a dlstertce of 131 ö' co'dlngly Northeast corner f Lot 11 of Block B o 11$ 22. as recorded In Public Records of distance of 315 77' to me P C 0$ a along the said Northerly p .w 0$ S P A public hearing schedule Dated this 34Th day of October, the Community House: those in of Replat of Block C of SouTh Fern S,emii'.ot, County, Fidida FICTITIOUS NAME curve concave Wly. thence conliouC O7foraslwthcOUrteruflW50t'9'l"ft 1972 Part Subdivision Seminole County. the second precinct will vote in for Nov. 21 upon the new zoning filed against you arid you NOT ICE IS hereby g.ven that we p t' along saidoid P w live OnQ a curvt q' W a cistance 0$ 344.5' 10? a JOHN V BAUM of Fla.,accordinig to the piat thereof as regulation ordinance for the recorded In PB 7. Page II. Public are engaged in business at 1450 are reguirec. to serve a cop of your the cit' Fire Station. havinG ,nc its elementS a radius Of $vIflTh arid final cour.e S 72 Johnson and PaniCO. PA French Avenue, Sanford. Seminole wti?te'n se'.t.. If any. tOil on C. tmo.a' and a tentril angle o a Degr,es00'3C,'WadlstariCeOf 1400 Mayor lawrence Swofford city is re-set for Dcc. 12. The 311 East Packw000. , Seminole County. Fla. County Florida under the fiCtitiOus degrees 42' 22" for an arc distance 0$ t the point of beginning. contaIning AN ORE w COOM ES, Eso . of Maitlano, F lot-ida ano runnIng So,.,mward lOflQ the told council he is of the opinion advertising was misplaced, MILLERS. BYRNE. r a.PO p moc or lI 273 57' thence run N P degrees 7 ' 011 Publish Oct 7. & Nov 3 10. 17. sidelot llnetor a distance of 27 name of BUTT'S TEXACO TRUCK Eat' fee,, tpience Westward a distance ot STOP. ano Itiat we intend to register 114.5. OrlandO, Florida. 32*02. and that the cIty should change its causing overextensIon of the 15 IS•' W for a distance Of 27S.S5 to the Furth described as On SR. 437 1977 WITh the Cleft of the file the orlginai with tPie Clerk of th, election date to concide with days alloted time limit. Ely P W line of the new ACL wf of stt- Avenue. DCI 171 S feet OttO 2 inches to Intersect the said name on or before Railway Co . thence run £ This public hearing will be heid In North sioe line of said Lot, thence Circuit Court. Seminole County. ibOve sty led court Florida in accO.'dIrce with the November 77. 1972. otherwise a 39 09" E along saio P W ton a the County Commission Ctiamt*rs Eastward atong thiS line to the prosbOni of the FictitiOus NCme judgment may' be entered agairit' distance of 547 Q• to the FOB; of the Court House. Sanford. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND beginning a olitance DI a tee' * * COUNTY. Statute's, To w.e Section asS SEMINOLE you for the relief demanded itt thr containing 342 acres, more or lets Fi'ida on C)mbec 11, 1972. at FOR i(rdfSri*daI7170LakeView FlOrdi Sti', r'. as Pa"ce No 7 on at 7CC P tP. or as soor thereafter a; FLORIDA complaint or pettiOfl VC CIVIL ACTION NO 7734t rW'ated S Arthur L Butt WlTNESSrriy haridand theseal " 1acteO survet 11W ThiSpublic hearing wit be held iri os Marria9. The ' W Butt tO; Iv. Parcel IA. Section 7211 )OE. Seminole County Board said court on October 11th, 1972 RICHARD KELLY STINNETTE. the County Commission Chambers '.so 3 10. 17, 74 197: t r'. Seminole County Publit RecorOsi of s.oiustment (Seal) of the Court HouSe, Sanford, PETiTIONER. AND CAROLYN Dl. ________ Furthef ditctlbed as on Main ARTHUR H BECKWITH . By Jars Syrne. Florida, on December 11. 1972. at __________________________ B STINNET'TE, RESPONDENT Avenue East of ACL Railroad Clerk of Circuit Court. Chairman 7:00 P.M.or a; soon thereafter as NOTICE OF ACTION P4011CC UNDER FICTITIOUS Thu public hitIttg *ilt be 1*10 in 5.em,toIe County November i. possble NAME STATUTE TO CAROLYN B STiPdtIETTE The County Com'isSiof Chambers Ply' Martha I VihIfw Seminole County Board CONCERN TOH3Y RESIDENCE UWKP4OWN of the Cour' House. Sanford. Iv. the Court ot me Cwnty Deputy Clerk of idjustment Fin anci a I Report NotiCt 5 Peret,'. Q'veri that YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Florida. on December 11. 1972. a' Seminole County. Florida. PublIsh Oct 30 7' S. N'i 3 By lack Svme, undersigned, pursuant to ttie that an action for diSSolutiOn of as soon ttiereaftr as In Probate (Xi P 'J. or Chairman "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter marriage Pta; been tiled by possible. DCI 130 In re Estate of onthetwostructures. Ofatct.il PubliSh November 10. '' B MARION BETHEA -s.,soe. Florida Statute, will regste' RICHARD KELLY STINNET'TE SemInole County Board EPiC LUNDEEN DEJ AC IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR cost of $227,354 on the Civi' the Clerk cii the Circuit Court, ,, and you are reQuired to serve a copy of Adjustment Decea,. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 4 YOur wrIen oet,nset. if any'. t It &rtc for Seminole County, FloridI. By Jack Syme. Center. $213,489 has been paid Ta All Creditors arid Persons Havmn, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD upon receipt of proof of the NO 72 1313 CARRO_L BURKE. attorne, to.. Chairman Claims or Demands Against Said Regarding the City Hall, of the OF ADJUITMENT In a SLRItLc repcixt upon this DIVISION B ciA thiS rili(t. t,it I.,,' Petitioner, whoa, address it 12 P1rjlt;P' l4ivt'it*! (slate: Notice of Public Hearing SEMINOLE COUNTY, a poltical city's magnificent two new original cost of $362,400, !itibusflame.towit SHEOAPluntOer DE YOu arid each f you are hereby Sanford Atlantic Bank Building. NOfiCt it P*reby gven that the wti.cri we are engaged in businesS at SubdivisiOn of thC State 01 FlOr.da. tified 0150 reiir*0 to present any Sanford, FlorIda 32771, arto file the Petitioner, edifices, Mayor Lawrence $234,220 has been paid. The _______________________________ claims arid demands Which you, ci- original with thC Clerk of the above Board of &0,ustment will cOnduct a Boulevard in the City of Swofford told City Council the latter figures represented pubh,cheagtOlSmdtt-aDPt-05'ing Winter Sprintas. Florida v c.Tht'rf yot.. ..ey hpve egaires' 'he Styled Court on or before the 391P Ci A.'GM iT Mk'i' CQ'CCN a i.oI 5..:. vir.briCC it. ar R I BEOROS PILOIAN. MARVIN new City Hati is 70 per cent either completiun figures t.r (ill Thai tht party interrt'ed in said Cay Dl November. A 0 1472. P'i, 1 hereby give'. ttiØt the es'bte f £ri( Ldf$fi. deceased. Re'Sideni,P1 70ne Ci ?tf fotiori; MCLTZER arid SEMINOLE LIT jsiniets enterprise ii as tOIIoa3 O'P,t"*ite a judgment may be en completed and the new Civic site standIng. r'rnlgfleO, pursuant to the late ef saio Coun't tO the Coun'y Cn1bed troc*tt TLE LEAGUE INC a Fbi-ill agaInSt you to' the relief Development nterpnises In another council action, a in Center is 90 per cent completed. I .ciitious Name Statute" Chapter Judge of Seminole County. Florida. tCtOC BlOCK A Grove Terrace. ¶1. LOf ccsrpo'mt o lncor-ated 0 said demanded in Itie PetItion pj the crt F Statute, wilt reger 7. Page FIat Boot Re'on,entl P45 Section 1571.30. Clerk Jane Richards rezoning request by James City WITNES$myptafldantdmes.alof £ Williams *,ththeCIrrtO$thtCircUltCO.Pt. in County at Sanford, Flo'ida. within 42, Pub'iC RecordS of Seminole SUMMONS TO SHOW CAUSE. 34th day of said Court on the Pre't,dCn' Vice financial picture Davis was referred to the city's the presented arid for Seminole County. Florida, s calendar months from ttie tim County. Florida Further described NOTICE OF EMINENT October. A 0 1972 Publsi Oct x : S. Nc 3 10 Planning and Zoning Board for upon receipt Of proof of the 0$ the first publication of thu notice at on Pine Street East of Jackson 1972 DOMAIN PROCEEDINGS publication of ml; notice The tic Two copies of each claim ce- demand (Seal) report and recommendation. Street OF HEARING AND NOTICE Arthu? H BeckwITh. Jr DCI 117 tt.Ousriame.tDwi' SPPIPAGW000 shall be In wrIting, and shall state Thuspubtic hearing will be held in _________________________ iN T;E Nt.YE OF THE STATE OF Clerk of Circuit Davis, whose property is i'ILLAC,E APARTMENTS - 4. flit laceofresiOenreandpO1t Chambers County Commission tht FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING Cc)nce rt Seminole County. Florida located on Ballard Street, JOINT VENTURE, unde'? which we .doressofth.claimant.a?idlh$llbI of the Court House, Sanford, 10 ALL IT MAY CONCERN ANt' AND ZONING COMMISSIOW Marine S Eden B are engaged in business at State $worfltoby the claimant. her agent, Florida. on December 11. 1977. at requests a change to C.2 TO Notice of Public Hearing Deputy' Clerk Ropdl3I, Cityof Lcwigwood, Florida or attorne, are accompanied by a sick ' 00 P M. or as soon thereafter as a The following persons The Pllrining arid Zoning Corn commercial zoning from the CARROLL BURKE Trial the parties interested in said filing lee of one 0*ltar and Such possible the parties who are residents of and ii Conduct a public miSSion cit: Se r es Attorney for Petitioner R-lA zoned presently f011Ow; claim r demand not so filed shall be enterprises are at t,usness Seminole County' Board State f Florida, whoSe names ano hearin;?cco'nider recommendlriga 112 Sanford Atlantic Ban'. Blog void Jonn PA McCl,ntcck. Jr Of &dtuStment residential zoning. Set torit'. as are re'_idence places of change of zoning from A 1 Sanford, Florida 32771 Joyce Marie Paris V Earl Downs the By Jack Syme. Agriculture to P IAAA Residential far as ascertaInable by' diligent "f() 'l'be property Lies at the city PubIith Oct. 27, S. Nov. 3. 10. 17, e*ecutrl; of the Last Al f'ugPi. Jr James PA Chairman search Tat on the S ciIlowng ditcribd property (i:)pen 1972 limits, and council contended Cof Testament Will ano LP4C DEVELOPMENT Pubt.5h November 10 Bedros Piloian 0$ tttt PIE ' (lets 'The North DEl t7 ERIC LUNDEEPI. COOPORATIOP4 zoning for the 2 is odd DE.i 11 371 Markham Roao south 3 chains 0$ eas' 't of Sec 11 oeceasee Jot By Ale. Jo&av Longwocid. Florida 205. 79E.Seminole County, and north PARK-The surrounding area. However, It WINTER C Vernon Misc. Jr.. Publish P40w 3 10,17,74,1972 17 chains of west S chains of Sec 17 CIRCUiT COURT FOR IN TIfF opening event of the Rollins was pointed out that if the Attorney at Law DEJ t' SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Seminole Little League. Inc 305. 79E. Seminole County. having at SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA P.O Drawer 2 granted, the is not Concert Series will feature the rezoning OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Highway 419 ueast4otto lakefrontagearid south CASE NO. 73.139V Sanford, Florida 32771 Notice Dl Public Hearin Florida Sanford. and the property will lie idle. of S.c 2 205 79E. of SE Faculty Brass Trio DIVISION A Publish Oct 20, 77, 1 P40w 3 10 in The Boara of Cc,untt Com Sem.ntotr County, Flu All conIsting NOTICE OF INTENTION Davis plans to utilize the program is scheduled for the ORDER TOSHOWCAUSE 1977 Seminole County mistioriers of Marw in bill of 17 S acres, more or less Ma TO REGISTER F ICTITIOUS for a warehouse which DCI 111 property CAISE L BERRY. hold a public h?lflO to cDnildur an CITY OF Annie Russell Theatre on No'. 531 East Semorar Further descr.bI'd at being former TRADE NAME tin FLORIDA. a political Subdivision of fit, Board Of Ad against appeal the railroad right-ofwill face Boulevard Boy' Scout Camp Howard iocated or 19, beginning at 4 p.m. ND'.Ce it hereby given trial aii'i the State of Florioa. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD cot h1j1tm'?tt in denying a reQueSt tO Apartment I 7 Markham Road approismately' Vt C.. i I C ft a C'igir11y planned for later In way. ty Ma F' r ci p PIairtift. OF ADJUSTMENT park a *tail,r an an A 1 Agriculture mile norm l Lake Mary Road Fern Part. Florida s' Management. Inc. Willis T Plait The property comprises four of Public Hearing vi Zone on the following described unknown husbands or wives the season, the Brass Trio b The in pubi w1I be held This hearing arid Marlene Hall are the Sole 1' reby given that the STATE OF FLORIDA. and the property Not cc it acres, and 219 feet Iron Ballard of any' 0$ thy above individual the County Commission Chambers concert was rescheduled when owners of Pool Care 1. problem board of AdiuStment Will conduct a Taspayers Property Owners arid All' . Bloc'. E. Plenlon Acres. lfl Lat Respo.sJents the Court House. Sanford, 5.ol.er Company Ind intCrid to it was necessary for Alphonse Street. heari?iQtOcDrtSitlOf approving Citsens cit the City af Casselberry Section 797030. on Ridge Avenue c The unknOwn hCirt. deviseeS, Florida, on December 13. 7977. at register with tiie Clerk of Circuit public and Katherine Carlo to postrear yard setback variance If'. an including non residents held Ifl 7 30 P N. or as soon thereafter at hearing will be Public legatees and grantees of thC above ThIS agi Court 0$ Seminole County. Florida, a P 1*1 ResCentlal Zone prOm 30' tO properly Of Iub,PCt to tksatlon the County Commission Chambers $Xitsible named ,ndivi,jaI Respondents wO pone their recital which was to J sad traoe name of PoOl care pfi 25 in order tor the hoyt. to trunt on ttierein. at at. House. Sanford. Court 0$ the ma, be oeao Zoning Planning and open the series. Problem Solver Cornperey in tom DefendantS NCil Avenue, on the following h Florida. on November 7*. 1972. it 0 'The unknown assigns. i...'c on • CDmmission pliante with Section *45.09 Florida OesCr.bed property' Members of the trio are 'TO THE STATE OF FLORIDA,. any ri interest, trustee's Or 7 00 PM, or as soon thereafter 5 fl0ri Seminole County. Florida Statutes Lot 1. Tract 7 of Paradise PoInt THROUGH THE STATE AT possible other parties claiming by. through Charles Gottschalk, trumpet, By. P. S. Brown. QI Dated it Casseiberry'. Florida. 7riø Section. in Section 1921.29. Plot 1ORNEY fOR THE EIGHTEENTH Board of County or against any and all of the above Arnold Mascaro, horn, and nistra$or Zoning Adm , th' 9th day of OCtobe'. 1977 Book I. Page 15, Public Records 01 .JLIDICIAL CIRCUIT OF SAID se: ce te co'ris;iorers filmed Respontden'; and against all 5 e Publ;r hie"-.c,e' 10 1972 ,terar,Ct Hall's Propertya Mar SEVERAL 'THE STATE. Florida Cor Seminole County, Florida Further Seminole County'. Fbi-iou personS and parties claiming or William Gallo, trombone. They DEJ 49 , Management. Inc _______________________ described as corner of Francis PROPERTY OWNERS. TAX ---having any' interr'st or claim as will play a variety of musical By'. Greg Drummorid, sxt'''. by W 7 HaIl. President Avenue and Nell Street PAYERS £140 CITIZENS OF TilE Chairman Owners, mortgagee;. judgment numbers including cornSEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD and Marlene Mail. Secretary. CAISELBERRY, Thispublic hearing will be held In CITY OF tn: credtors or l.eiutolders of. UPOn or Attest OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS S WilliS 'I Hall originally written for ID efe r red Commission Chambers I' L 0 P I 0 A, I N C L U 0 I Pu 0 fl, land deSCribed positions Arthur PA Beck*itPi, Jr against the parcel f sa; Notice of Public Hearing Marlene OWNING cit the Court House. Sanford, wOP4.RESIDEP4'TS religious occasions at St. PubliSh November 10. 1972 below in Seminole County. Floridj The Board of County Com PubliSh Oct. 30, 77. I. Nov 3.. 10. Florida, on December 15. 1972. at PROPERTY OR SUBJECT TO 'I' SEMINOLE COUNTY. a political Mark's Cathedral in Venice. DEJSD will ByMARION BETHEA mistlonert of Seminole County' '' _______________________ thç ' 7 00 P N.. ci' at soon thereafter as TAXATION THEREIN. AND ALL Subdivision of tite State of Florida, to coniider an OF APPLICATION TO hold a publIc hearing DEl 113 Francis Poulenc's whimsical OTHERS HAVING OR CLAIMING NOTICE 1fl __________________________ possible, na; filed a petation in eminent appeal against tnt Board of Ad '4' ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR SemInole County bo.rd Sonata fat- Horn, Trumpet, and Sentencing has been deferred VACATE, ABANDON, DISCON Size domain proceedings against you arid in approving a Lot jsnstrnent TEREST IN PROPERTY TO BE seeking tO condemn for Trombone, and a romantic until next Tuesday by Circuit TINUE AND CLOSE EXISTING Variance in an R 1AA Residential each Of y C4 SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD AFFECTED BY THE ISSUANCE By Jack Syme. C;salrman STREETS. Zone on the toiiing described public purposes the fee simple title Symphony for brass sextet by Judge Dominick Salfi in the OF ADJU6IMENT BY 'THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY. PubliSh November 10, 1972 N' 10 WHOM iT MAY CONCERN to the parcel described oebow properly Notice oh Public searing FLORIDA, OF WATER AND DE) 43 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by located in Seminole County. Victor Ewald also will be case of a defendant, Tommy Block A West Attaronte 4. Lo that triP gV1W'i BONDS. REVENUE PAot.rt it Pi('Yf SEWER the Board of County Commissioners Heights, Section 3. in Section 1171 Florida' performed. Lee Johnson, charged with first Of P ment II conduct a P4Q7 ICE OF MEETING OF LAN A HERE IN AFTER MORE PAR lheSOuth3lSife'l"Of Lot II. tyiri; 4 Seminole Coun',. Florida, Pijr 29. PIat Book 10. Page 74 Further Professor Gallo who has a degree murder, convicted of pubIlchearlflgtOCOnsidOf approving DOWNERS WITHIN THE LAKE TICULARLY DESCRIBED. OR 10 U suant tO Chapter 2)4 of me Florida described as on Sheppard Street WeSt of Sanford Oviedo Road. in in Itt BE AFFECTED IN £145' WAY Size Variance in musicology from P 1 HOWELL WATER I secoid degree murder. lt91l. that a petition haS Shuman'S AdditiOn to Eureka doctorate ar a Lot ThlSpvblic hearing will b held in 'THEREBY Residential Zone art the following RECLAMATION DISTRICT been filed with said Board on the 7th the County Commission Chambers Hammock, Plot Book 2. page 53, of Catholic University, will give Johnson, 35, was charged in N YOu arid each of you are hereby' described prc*ietl, NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Publ.c Records of Seminole explanatory remarks during the April 8 death of Joseph day of Novemb. 1072. to vacate. of tite Court House. Sanlord. LD 1. BlOC'. C. First AdditiOn tO a meeting of th landowners l rpguiredtoapg*aronthte30thdayot P discontinue and close Florida on November 71, 1972. at County. atso Lot 44 of Spring the afternoon. Green, 54, Midway, who was Grove 'Terrace. in Section II 730. property lying within tht bOundaries November. 1972, at 1 00 o'clocK P.M certain streets and rights-of way Hammock, and thC South 313£ ce'et thereafter as 30 P.M. or as soon Plot BoS7. PaDeII, Public RCDrd5 of the LAKE HOWELL WATER I before the Circuit Court for of seats for A limited number gunned down while standing on Shown on recorded otats of Seminole possibie of Lot £7 of pring Hammock. Plat øf Seminole County. Florida fur RECLAMATION DISTRICT for the Seminole County', Florida, at 'Pie County. Florida. flit same be'ng booS. 2. pages 2. 3. 4 and S of the the series are available. Those his front porch following an Board of County flier Described is Oft Pine Street purpose of election of two Super Courthouse In Sanford. Florida, are deSCribed at follow's Public P.cords of Seminole County. Co','misSio.'.rt attend should call argument which had ensued East of Jackson Street. vasort of the board of Supervisors of show cause why the prayer of the and also that portion of Government expecting to h That portion ci Adams Street lying SeminoIc County, Florida 'Tn's public hearing Will be Piild itt said DiStrict will bC held on Complaint filed in the above entitled betwn tht easterly line ci the LoS 3. SectiOn 27. TownshiP 20 South. the music office at 646-2233 or between the two men. Green Greg Drummond. 0, tne County Commission Chambers November 7,7, 1977. at 730 P N at proceedingS Should nat be granted Seaboard Coast Line Railroad right Range 30 EaSt. Semnole County. write to Box 160, Rollins expired after slug from a .22 Chairman a. of the Court Mouse. Sanford, the first Federal Savings and Loan and flit Wafer mo S.wna' Revenue wI1i'st yright0$ way Florida, located West of State Road College, Winter Park. pistol struck him in the heart Florida, on December 1*. 1977. at Associatioft located at 330 West Bonds, therein desCribed, arid the ( 419. said parcel coritainrig 30 305 c, Douglas Avenue $5 Shown Øri 'hC Arthur if BCLK*tP. Jr 7 00 p N or as soon thereaift't- as 5.,moran Blvd (Plighwav 1436) pfDCtI'd'flç authorizing the issuance and left arm. pial of LarIaricso Springs Tracts 21 PuulisPi pvpn'ipyer 10. 1977 or et.l, acres more thereof, validated ano confirmed, posslole Allamonte Springs, Florida arid 79 recorded in Fiat Boot. You and each of you are con' On June 26, Johnson plead DEJ 31 5eminole County bOard Million ladbontascons.Sfintgof Four LAKE HOWELL WATER minded to file written defenses to pages 19 arid 31 respectively, public guilty to the lesser offense of Dollars 14.000,000 00) Water arid of Adjustment & RECLAMATION records of Seminole County. the Petition in the osf ice of the Clerk SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Sewer Revenue Bonds of the City' 0$ By iacl Syme. DISTRICT manslaughter. However, the for and Florida Circuit Court in of me FICTITIOUS NAME OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Casselberry. FIoria oated with a Charman 434 500 East Highway County. Florida. in the given tnt I am Serninule hereby NOTICE IS c Arto that the said Board of County court informed the defendant Notice of Public Hearing da'r to pa oeie'fmined Dy resolution Publish Pecvt"ribi'f 10. 1977 ' Casselberty. Florida City of Sanford, Seminole County. engag ri business at Fl,,ng he did not seem to comprehend Coi-nm,Ssiorwrs will hold a public The Board of County Coni Di the City Council, and matvru'ig Publish tiDy 10. Il. 1972 'DC) ' Florida, on or before he 4th day of Seminole Airport. Ow.edo. Seminole missianers of Seminole County *11 Serially fl numerical order on a date hearing on ftC said PetitiOn at December. 1977. the same being riot DC) 46 cOunty. Flo'.da under the fictitious the proceedings, and the court O'clOCk P A' . on as soon titereafter hold a public hearing to consider an lobe determined by resolution of tnt nor not'. tItan 60 name of SELL A PLANE FIND A refused to accept the plea. 2Ith oa, of appeal against the Board Dl Ad less than 7* days iS Possible, Ott the SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING City Council in the year; 291* to 7002 days from the date of this notice, arid PLANF SERVICE. and that I intend No'r.ber, 1973. in the County jtment in denying a request ho On June 28, again Johnson OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS inclusive, bearing n'erest payable AND ZONING COMMISSION to Serve your v.'ritien de'fl'fl5.s UPOfl to reg'slef said name with the Clerk Commitsioniers' Room, in the park a trailer in an A 1 Agriculture Notice of Public Hearing Semi annually at such rate or rates Notice •I Public Hearing the County Attorney of Seminole cii the Circ.jt Court, Seminole a tternpted to plead to manS 5nutt0 County Courthouse at Zone on the foliawirtg described not esce.ding tPie legal rate, a nore Tn. Board cl COunty Corn The Planning arid Zoning CO" that date. wt'sth County on or before Sanford. Florida. at which time County. Florida in accordance with slaughter, but the court again property mitsiorie?5 of Seminole County will miSSion will Conduct a publiC Particular description of lad bonds defenses shall sho* wriat right, title the provisiOns of the Fictitious declined to accept the plea. On those for avid against tht vacating. Lats 3. 4. S. & 1. Valeri COurt. in P1010 a public hear ng It consider I hearing toconsicier recommending a be'ng contarted in tie Complaint oi interest, you or any of you. have Name Statutes, To Wit. Seclio" abandoning. diScnntiriuing and Section 121 30. on South East Lake prppo5ed change f zDning from Al proposed change of zoning from Al filed in these proceedings June26 trial began in Johnson's or claim in and to tne above *6309 Florida Statues 1937. Closing of saic streets arid rights Of Street r 5 P. 77 This Order tO Snow Cause shall be Agriculture cx Restricted Agriculture to R 1* Residential on case, and on June 29, the Circuit land avid ShOW will be heard and final action be described piecel of S Clarence P Sanders way This public hearing will be held in published in the manner required by Commercial Ott the following the following described property ceuse why it shld riDi be tik.i'fl Sot Publish Oct 20. 77. I Nov. 3. 10, Court jury returned a verdict of taken b said Board Chambers the County Commission , 75 04. FlOrid• Statutes, described property' the West Si) Pt Secti The South 116 ft of Dated tnt in day Of November. the uses and purposes 54 forth in the E of the Court House. Sanford. The Sanford Herald, a new:.naieq Begin at thC Intersection Of the Sly second degree murder. Johnson Sic 70 ff East 69) ft citric SE Petition, or defaul' may be entered DEl 113 November 7*. lIT?. at Florida, on e flOi&i c,rci.'!at,on * tine at winter Wi*fi,iI Slid hid 715 3* placed under presentence -__ yyj Arthur H B.ckiiith, ) 7 00 P.M. or • soon thereafter as •aifl;t yr,ej tne Wlv r w linC of SR 434 a; shOwn Further described as an esteflSiof'l CasSelberry, Florida. publiSheo 'i that Petitioner notified IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S investigation and remanded to You are Clerk of the Board prnssible Sanford. Flo'id• ?t'leplatof Winter W000t. Ui'ilt 1. PB DerbyShire Rd east of kewanne Of County Commissioner's COURT lId AND FOR SEMINOLE will apply to the Court for an Order Board of County DONE AND ORDERED at San 75, p IS. PR of Seminole County. Trill arid north of the Seminole 30th day of Dec of Taking on the Seminole County. COUNTY. FLORIDA 0 CommIssIoners ltd. Seminole County, Florida. thi5 thence run South 71 oer 'i.e's 33' 10 County lire Johnson, this week, requested ember. 1972, at, 90 am .before the Florida PROBATE NO 614* Seminole COunty, Florida bitt 0 October, 1977 W'v r 34'n cay of held itt t'earing wIll be East. Ig t publiC This Honorable Do"itk J Salti. Judge November 10. 1972 In Estate of Publish: re that his wife be present for his By Greg Drummonid. S Clarence 'I Johnson. Jr 436soradistanceciA 700' tnence run the COunty Commission Chambers of the Circuit Court Of the S. a EVA sentencing and thus it 'S 1Vi1ELTMAP4, a EVA MAY DEJ Chairman Judge of the Clrci'1' Cpu" SOUTh U degrees 7*' 20" West for a cif the Court House. Sanford, Eighteenth Judicial C.rCuit of WEL Tt.'APu Attest for Seminole Court',, Flcir'. d.stance cit 700 thence run North 71 Floridi, on December 13 1972, at Florida, in Its Cha'i'.bet-S in tne O,'rde' continued until 9a. in. Tuesday. IN TIdE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Arthur H Becktvith. Jr 33 10" West so' a distanse 7 20 P N. ce at soon thereafter as °ublSPi Oc' ', I Piw 3. IC 17. egr Seminole County Courthouse, sentencing, NOTICE TO CREDITORS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. Publish November 10. 1972 In another 1977 of 200' to thi Sly r w line f fossible 5 which time arid Florida. at Sanford. AND AND CLAIMANTS CUlT. IN FOR SEMINOLE OEJ 57 Hall, charged with George DCI loG aforementioned Winter Woods Blvd. Planning and Zoning t place all parties may appear before You and each c,f yOu are hereby COUNTY. FLORIDA. then(e run North II ct-greet 34' 20" Commission ___________________________ CIVIL ACTION NO, 77.1471 rot ifieo and required to present any carrying a concealed firearm the Court and be heard on all mat SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD East along said Sly r w line for C Seminal, County, Florida ters properly before the Court that claim arid demiflOs wh.ch you. or and leaving the scene of an in re The Marriage F'CTITIOUS NAME OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOB. AND. distance of 200' to the By P S Brown. must bed,lrrmifled before the entry ether of ,ou. may have against the accident Involving personal RAYMOND THOMAS yE P NOT ICE IS l'*fCby given that I am CORRECTED Begin at mite interie'ctioflof the Puily Zoning Administrator Petitioner arid of an Order of Taking, including the MILLION, JR Estat4 of EVA MAY WEL TMAPA. a engaged in businesS at 2545 Park Notiti of PvbIlC Hearing * line of Winter Woods Blvd and Publi?P' November 20. 1977 injury, pleaded guilty on Sept. u'.%0C ,01t A ?IC COurt, trip ii.,l Sinford, Seminole County, PHYLLIS. .1 C AN yE P NIL I, ION, Ave • EVA WELTNI.d, I It, Beard tit County Cci" 5ho*tt as SR 436. line of r t?it Dl) PP (tl'11t. 01 cif lri Coun', Of Si-r,fiol, State of 25 to carrying a concealed Respondent vrdt" the fiCttu$ name of ni,turtrS l $eniir.ci.t Cun'y * on In. piat of Winter Woods. Unit I. ________________________________ Fioniaa itt pett,oner is properly eterciSing NOTICE OF SUIT . flotidi, to the Count! Judges of firearni. He was placed on PSI a public hearing to cOnSider hold SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK, as recorded in PB 15. P iSol 10 Pnyllis Jean V,'cmilIion delegated authority and the amount Seminole County. Florid;, at their and that I intend to register said zoning from p change of proposeø 5eminOle County; thence n S 44 AND ZONING COMMISSION of to be deposited for each Ci the Off ice in the Court House, Sanford and remanded to cu.stody. The 3909 E 94th Street nome welt the Clerk C? tht Circuit 1A Residential and A I Agriculture d,g'rt's 3430" West along me NI! r NOtice .1 Public Hearing pa'ceIs of properly The Court will Florida, within sic (6) calendar state nolle prossed dropped County. Florida in Cleveland. Ohio COurt, Seminole tp 0 3 Multiple Family on the w line of Winter Woods Blvd. ft a hit Planning arid Zoning Corn make and enter such Order as it YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED from the date of ttie firit charges) of the charge of accordance with the provisions of following described pcoperty' distance of 300. thenCe run Pd 71 miSsion will conduct a public cisms proper and if the Court findS Name Statues. To that an action for Dissolution of publication of this notice. Cacti ficIit (less roads and The SE '.. 0$ PdE the scene of an accident degrees 3) 10" W for a distance hearing tocoinidec recommending a that Petitioner is entitled tu claim or demand must be en wrefing leaving Mwriage has oeen filed against you Secto'. $45 09 florIda Statutes of W 'sand W 3051 Dl S of E 300; thence run No 6$ degri$5 24' 20" proposed amendment to tP.e involving personal injury. property in ad and possession of tne rnsjst slate Inc place of and you are required to 5ive i cOpy (less AltoS '.of NW '.. of NE ' ;. £ for a distance of 200 So the Wlv r w Seminole Zoning County i4 0$ NE Ii vance of final isdgmelt'. the Court resident.e and posi office address of of POur writtefl defenseS, ml aflv. to roads) Also Pd 5: W D.astam Judge Salli placed the 4 "W 434. thenCe run S 71 Regulations controlling placement line of SR willfi,,PetimewithinwhiCh.ndl.te theclaim.n,. arid muSt beawOtn ID defendant upon prob.1on for kenneth N. Bean, Of STEPHCN Pblitit: Oct. 20. 2'?. I Nov. 3, 10. (less roaø; s;oject to power degrees3)'lO' ,alonQSaidWlyrw trailers and mobile P,Qrnqt no herms upon whiCh you will be by the claimant his agent or Pit SON & BEANE. Post Office Drawer e.sement All in S.c 73 2l530E, 1977 line. •or a diItl''C 0$ 200' o the • resio,'nt.atly zoned areas requre'l t Surrender posSesSion to attorney, or the same twill become five years commencing from One. C.sselberry, Florida, 37707, DEl 114 Seminole County. Florida this PUB Seminole COUIItI Copies of void according So law Siich creditor Nov. 7, and withheld adPCtitiflef Attorney; for the Petitioner. Wid filt Further described as 640 ft Further described as the SW and amendment a,e available in the WITNESS my hand and the Seal of claimant mutt aI the time of the judication of guilt. the original with the Clerk Of the at BUg Lake Rd. frontage on Rod NW corners. respeclivel)'. of SR 436 Planning and Zoning Office, Room the •bot,C Court this 31sf day of filing d the same deliver a copy Of above styled Court Of' Of' bt'fDre inferlecf ion of Dodd Rd. up FICTITIOUS NAME and Winter Woods Blvd. 20.4, Court House. Sanford, Florida, 11311 was charged on June 17 October. *977 Such claim to said County Judges itt cemDr 12th, lVfl; otherwise a prouimately gA acres. NOT ICE IS hereby given that I am This public hearing will be held itt from Monday through'. Friday, *30 34, with Chapter 41 (Seal) with carryIn,' a concealed 6.35 Compliance ,iudgmf'nf may be entered against This public hearing Will be held in engaged in busInesS at *55 Eileen th' County CommiSSion Chambers a n to S 00 P N I Arthur H. Be'ckwith', Jr Laws of FIo'idO for 1961 Altarnonte Springs. Seminole you Jo.. me relief demanded itt thC fhC County Commission Chambers rallber pistol and on the same ThiS public hearing will be held in of the' Court House. Sanford, Clerk of the Cirtuit Court in's 30'n day 04 OrbIter. 1977 Petition Chambers COullty, Flofidi under the tiCtitlDVt Court House. Sanford. Florida of tne Commission date ws.s driving his vehicle in FlOfida, ott November 7*. 1972, at the County Wilbur Milford Crit By' Macinc S Eden BETTER SERVICE, and WITNESSIny hanidand fheseal Of on November 2'. 1972. at 790 PM. .NS • or as soon thereafter it of the Court H0ve. Sanford, nameof A the vicinity of SR 436 and 1-4 As Otpgly Cleft E4ecutor ci tnt said Court on this, the Stit day of or as soot, thereafter as possible that I Intend to register said name . posSible FtoridL on O.cambef' 11. 1972. at Howard P Morse.. of Estate Ci Circuit COurt, NOvember, 1972 being In an accident Involved *ith the Clerk Of thi Board of county board of County 7,30 P.M. or as soon thareif to, as Seminole County. Florida in at PITIS, EUBAP4KS. ROSS Eva ?#-ay WelIrnan. (Seal) Comrnissioi'-ert whlch the personal resulted in CotnmiSs'oners possible 1. RUMBERGER. PA ak a Eva weltman. A.nlhiur II BecK*ath Jr. Seminole County, Florida cot-dance with tht p,oylSiOnS of tfie Florida ' Seminole County, PLanning arid Zoning injury Ele, and Donald 1.0 deceased .1i lID E. CommercIal Street Clerk of Circuit Courl ic1ItjOus Name Statutes. To-Wit: By: Greg Orummond By; Greg Orumvaond Commission Building SHELDON H. HOFFMAN kirk , Plaz.a Florida Statutes 1957, Reid. Hall failed to stop arid Macire S. Eden 1S.5.09 Chairman Ci'.airrn.an Seminole County. Florida Sanford, Florida 37772 1915 Harrison Shreti, Eawn A Petersen Clerk D,pv'y S Attest: failed to produce or provide his tft'it By 0 5 Bro',ri, HOIty*Cod. Florida Attorneys for Petitioner PubliSh NOw 10. I?. 74. & Di't 1 Pii5h Ott 27. I how 3. 10. 2?. Arthur H. S.ckwitlt jr AttP'iu t II lteck*ith. Jr nuziibcr of Zoning Admit istratof name, address or tag rvDIish Pdov 3. 0. *7. 24. *977 PubliSh Nov 3. 10. 17. 21. 1977 2977 PubliSh: NOvember 10, 1972 1972 PubIis.i' PEc.1nib*t 10, 2977 PublIsh Pdgvpmbtr ID. 1972 DEJIS 0EJ32 his vehicle. DF)14 0(11)0 DEJS3 ,_ u csl;;;.. ..; - a_u ...... '..,__,,.a_., ,Ls.,1u_.a, for use 100c1 dt ci I:i, t1 0 IIOUSI'; OF STl'K at SanFord's idllsh 1101.11 )A V INN fills the bill for 'car. seven round services days a week iIWllIdifll the adjOining lounge), lilt' inviting fl&'IlI Tv serves bre,ik (as!, 11)111115 Il1it' 'llsInlIpohltlIn ii i5 tonc'h Ill (III' lucili 5('I'fll'. 'the tart that till' jIiI$lllIar criut i'iIl tIll iii t iii' t'ii' eti'il l;b.ilib'lt l4plMIfl ill'. lr I lt'lis the i'nflre sti'rv. 'lltIlleh' di riners are lilflt'llt'IIIi nail dInner lIlii l liii' mediaL!. blI1qtldl or party. BETTY & III LI. lU"S'l'At IiANT rontinUe i 1111 k ''ri in Mitiil.i' t1iriiiiiIi i"riiIty, frIlill 1111111. iii 8 p III Here you will Lw served JIll ISI (llliIltt y foods at hit' llllHls'rnte prices Iliblufihl. A s,'rvt'iI IIIItII 1:31) l III. 111111 l2llI1ti' a'llt,'rt;lllllilenl IS a NOW " ii H AMMERSMITH, is Ii,i,itvtT' I,l: lii toil l. l:5tLt ,, I)'iC'IS I SIQiiIS *(coMpaiiuii,pSili,I MMMI*SMIT1I 4'c7 Ppt'y Lt'lii'i THURS. LAKE MoNROE INN needs aa ni introduction. here supert) ('lianisull steaks and seafOOd Fur fun 'a festivity, Ily'all ii,r art' s4'rv('(l (1811)', from 4.11 tile H i:s'r, wllt're TB i: p In. Miitiern country music i )liNN ItIto'l'l u:ts isiw iit II)' IlIltJ('l', I i'SS ilitli '\ it ItII country and western Ellis (lit' bill 1UCMliI through 11111511' (Iii 'I'ut'SdJi)', Friday and Saturday, From 8:30 p. in. until Saturday nights. Tht' cocktail' is between 5-7 p.m. (tally 2 ii. Ill, Action is the word' h ALL. PdUVHth&t2lt ___________ I ,pgJ I_L-". 1:00 & 3:00 () on black '. I-'- Sat,&Sunl30 ___ 'a - ___________________ ,rn 1 Hill" ii MIDNIGHT SHOW 11:30 Don't Miss this show Thurs thru Monday ii th: p'ct- ,i " .1 . Young Girls idnopped bvIiend! - .r THE BLACK BUNCH RATIO I FOR A VIRY 0000 t(ASOt() :! ABSOUJTEI.Y ADULTS ONLYI COLOR T . :I1te. '111 ' II U _______________ ______________ - tj0tI..e iti , ILJIt... il s D I -- * L; t- ress . -I I.-' I cepis should be developed to express the black sentiments in our cum,mon heritage. 1 think that my comic book idea t urw wa) to till this VOid. And really. I have felt this way since I was a runabout growing UI) in (,'tucago. We would look forward all week lii i,,,in&' lii the Sattlrdali' LIftCr noon matinee to Ste somtt thing like "Black Mat'." Then Saturday would collie anti vie would go Into the theater 0111) to discover that all the cowboys were white and that Black Mac ISa-S AIim L.iidd riding from the sunset, -. O,/ ADMISSION ONLY 1.00 Sh4Owh1M700'.M. TWIWtIT PEOPL%E No.2 At 1:25 "BRUTE & THE BEAST" iar1s - - 'SDIR'(IEST GIRL I EVER MET" 95 (9) Circus 8:00 (2) Sanford and Son () flY and Crier (9) Brady Bunch 8:30 (2) The Little People tot ---I (2) Country Western Mosic Lunch Served ita.m.Til2P.m. Mon. ttiru Fri. CocktaIl Hour p.m.TiI7P.m. 2 HI Ba lis-10c Less Than Your . - , IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ii I'rorn Oc lindO. t$hl' ii,.., I? 4 11.110 to Jiiil Spencer's turn *ttt on Santa Barbara Follow lii tIC) SAPIT A Dire liiifl,iI A ),'(ltIl I i5L IIAW Ill )nI;It'r S1 (.Il.\I . \ 39 E. Colonial Or, On. Orliiido-'843'2 12* I 01141 iioit.i Silt,, ti'i'iiw Run.lrovnld (9) Tarzan Theafre __J_4 ..... . . ur (" AT ITS FIN £51 4'30 (6) The Wo Id of urvivaP w Nashville MLjS'i (9) NCAA FJOIbdI 5:00 (7) Buck Ouieris (6) "his Week in GREEN FEES - Wpi'kd,iv' 1.401) Wa.i.rnli,evicf IS i'll) 4pm 52043 After 5:30 (2) Untamed World 600 (7) (6) News () Alias Smith and Jones a JO (6) Bridget Lovi Bernie 900 (2) Mowl.p% 16) Mary Tyler Moore ()Streelt f San F'r,%ttL,'.O V JO (4) (lob Nei'ihani t,tt (6) MissIon: I,,,pssible RESTAURANT & Cocktail LounQe . P130 TaHeV'Votr Party At TPw Mayfair ' 2' EXCELLENT CATERING SERVICE MAYFAIR COUNTRY CLUB (2) (4) (9) News tl''tn ('ii (4) () Movies _______________________________________________ $100 : i Many other Plate Specials to choose from ? WINNI R $ I ' I ClotedSat.&Sun. I I ..i,.I SBnfU1'IJ PH, 3221531 / 19) Sicth Sense 11:00 • (J MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE EVENING 7 Ott (2) UFO (4) i'l.'v HJn (9) L.iwrencv d Ott 12) Mo'v let (4) All In the FamIly -. Enioy Central Florida's Mesh Baijlifiuii'y I1'ign0dGQtfL.7IurSd Pro Football Pho.1e 32Z p798 2511 Sanford Aye, -- a World ' LIC& IRI I __ s0d S. French,,,.ve!flfrt'di-,__ (9) NCAA Foolsll 1:00 (2) Crafts with Katy Films (6) Children s 1:30 (2) Tarzan 2.00 (6) Adventure Theatre 3.00 t2 Horse of the &Betty'S _____ - !AHAMA JOE'S LOBSTER HC 30 (61 Robin Hood 1.00 (7) LassIe Open Mon. thru Fri. 11a.m. 5p.m. . :11 : 'I I ii , _-1 'DELMONICO$1 STEAK . Giant Served 11a.m. .8p.m. I 65C Children's Dinner 75c Michelob Beer Most Cocktails _____ i/'! \ Ia I " I Ii 1' 1' IS," . (2) 1210 tl Talkin9 With I DAILY SPECIAL I I I I I '. Ua in .!lp m ______________________________________ 0as (jIll & Betty hart I I litclujes b,24Qd pof..to or Froncfl Fries, tossed ,,r cole sla'#w. hush puppies and our delicious cc chowder :1 In so (4) Archie 600 (6) Growers Almanac 6:30 (2) Acro the Fence Ii') Sunrise Semester 700 (1) Monsters _i i_i.•.' $191 UNDER , 000 (2) Around the World MORNING 3VEG. Dinners Highball AFTERNOON SATURDAY I Rolls £ Butter . - .. - D.rtrirlflP Family (6) MovIes (9) Room 222 930 (9) Ciid Couple 10:00 (2) f3anyon (9) Love. American Style 10:00 (2) (6) (9) News 11:30 (2) TonIght Show (6) (9) Movies 1 p1 19) BewitChed hl'0 9:00 (7) Ghost Story iii . Monthly Payments Si.nford-323'646l EVERY TUES., FRI., SAT. 9 P.M. til 2 AM. P,iss,ca's 1100 (2) Sealab 202') (4) FluntStOOeS (6) What's My Line' I INC. REALTORS A19:SS LC'iiISe 'r.cttr!r'() DANCING (*) Josie ,iu'd Owned & Operated By llt'%ure to sri IticiC OWANI) NIW 1 llrdroi.iIii I : btti homeS c ,tfliCfllly located t*t,iwedli I? Vi I I in a.itord. Home'. le.lure central $ir. heal, twill to twill (,trpeiflcl i.nclo%CdUlr$Ue IAANC.F IN lIF1RiGIKATOR t.NI) CLULIED' All lawn; are iully s'tddt-u in front, sides and IS It ot rear yard truly a" 00I,t,ii.d'U nr ,it i.e PicniC buy on tI,i % Iturryt Wool "SINS OF ADAM & EVE" At 7:00 And *1:20 1. JIJ OPEN 10 A.M.Til2A,M. Hwyl792 1 Mde South Big Tree. Lonqwood *0:30 (2) B.arltle','. Life I Restaurant l\ s.\ Fl )I{I) Present Renti FRI. AND SAT. C,',wrw'il 4. It-,e'r j'øcl 'y trt' (6) S.cooby Doe (9) MO'I'S 10:00 (2) Roman H)I d,tvi Consequence's (9) Dr Who '3° (2) This is Your 1B111 HighlaiicIs TOALL ' 9.30 ___ ____________ ___ - FINANCING COMING SUNDAY OR. ZHIVAGO42O .7:4S )INING ROOM OPEN All Qrunkt 1.' .1 pm. til II p.m. Daily In.ec3rtnd L&di" '-oiCOw5L YE( I, 'E.'FCi')D ionds Houndcats (9) 1:00 (2) To Tell the Truth (6) Truth or _____ jcnnje . Tiei 'Pr'j 5,jt LADIESMICHI - 9?0O (2) PInk Pantt'er (4) Chan Clan EVENING . V rn * 7 II.) (2) Toymaker (6) Globetrotters (9) Yogi Bear 8 01) (2) Underdoç (a) Bugs Bunny (9) H R Piitt'.tuf /'\ r __ 3 3012) .JetSOflS (4) Sabntn.a FRIDAY s.,, s,,..fl z A _____ * (6) Archle .: ,-.,,. byBRUCEIIOdLES f 30 m !tl 2 a -- - ___ , 'het tiiOri '5" 11eie vision .,,',." 1uegaflioIIxIuuJiIIvwuii __ RATED"G" ru! heavy downpour turns the ago. The girl disappears anti retreat Into a muddy swamp keeps reappearing, so Bani;n is nhsti'ii ti cii'. ' the ry,ster', and strands them. ii \I .i,it' gitti Modern Country Music try to break the world's record - 198 downed in an hour. Thi' Idea of the contest IS to call attention to the need (or summer jobt. 10-li NBC, Banyon '"lime lii Kill" Jo Ann Pflug, forever 8:30-9 ABC, The PartrIdge remembered as Lieutenant F'lm111l' "Swiss Family Par- Dish in the movie tridge." The thought of a family A-&H," guest stats a marathon i't believe htr dancer who i'iICiItlOfl For two days in a a friend who sees she is music to eyes when mountain hideaway and was work had disappeared Shirley's ears. It doesn't well, especially since a legally declared dead years (lilt SO ii ' DEJ41 things. We could even gotiseful back to see Abe Uncoln, Benjamin Franklin,W.E.13. DuBois and FrederIck Douglas doin' their thing. 5grted thinkingaboUt this idea after I did a guest starring role on a "Big ValIcy" segment. I played a nih" away siave who, in the end, returns to his enslavement. The story plot really struck nw as inaccurate. I don't think that the spirit of the character was geared toward his freedom. I also giving think that the dialect for my part missed a lot of the charm and uniquen%s of the black people. I SEATS 75c ctakQ pounding as a student promotes a banana-eating contest. Three JllII)ISOfl p"rfornis a rare medical feat; he cures a chimp at the children's ZOO of a rare disease and, as a result, he ALL 'rn DEJS.4 8:3i NBC, The l.lttIC People "TIle Vet Set." lit. Sean %JUUE ANDRiWSI - Pii$'i('tht-r ) roes rnoitko2 - - 9-9:31) ARC Rioni 222 ''Walt Whitman Goes Bananas'' Stomachs take a prett, good - trig the potatoe and the peanut . SPECIAL MATINEES SAT. 8, SUN. ONLY 1:00.2:30 -- Intodozeris of new and _______________________________________________________ ri In - -. Washington Carver convert- STARRINGBERTREYNOLOS c' i 1 9-10 NRC. Ghost Story ''Hous" per. of Evil.'' E xeeiIen Ocar-wInniflg fnrmnance by veteran actor Melvin 1ugIac. playing a grandfather whose bizarre gift to his grand' daughter gives her life and death powers. This turns everyone around her Into puppet'like figures '.sho respond to her cnrnman.t' Inspector. which the kids know very little. We could watch George there ,/ ,L $1 timeless Satchel Palge, about ___________________________________ and 1some can tell yoududes that who were block Floyd EnterPrises ThCi'.trCS were just a-i mean and bad 1(1010 $ LAST TWO DAYS and colorful as guys like Jesse James. Why, I even read FR I. 2: 3Q.7: 30 t. CS AT. 4 30 4 01.7 40 tS about some old black gal who ran a stagecoach. In 12 years it it t on the trail she was only Legal Notice w STAIR IPSO 01*013 BUNKER MARSHALL BR(IDSON PIODUCID BY 0*1(1(1 CADI' OPICTID BY H(PlPSlNG SCHEI.1(RUP V - heroes like Jesse Owens and sL,i_ . ' ti ,. (PiI(RTAIPIM(Nt PYRAMID P5(511(75 itt COLOR j" . , -- mo aspersions Intended), and ailing fish. lie fri Haul Koselna SylvIa iIud,con, and naturally faiI.s love wtth him. calls to cure other animals, 1 "tH '" rWtor who treat_s an Injured - - such as a temperamental crab of other great black sports mae as the first black Amenkim comic book hero. In each adventure I will be seen talkIng to kids, oh, anywhere in the country. We will rap about the probloins of mrowing up and anything else which generally Interests kids. They might say, for instance, "We never see any black cowboys In the westerns that we watch on television or In the movies. I guess there never were any. Right?" Then I would say, "Nope, you're dead wrong." Arid we will get into my VW bus, which will act as a time machine and we will journey back to the time of the Old West to obaerve a whole lot of black folks who were importaint In settling the West. I've been researcfliflg uns "Joe FOUR FIRST RUNS PICTURE NOW SHOWING '' heroines famous. Soon, he gets robbed once! We could go back Into time and watch the first Kentucky Irby - which was won by a black man. There are dozens By LOU RAWIS Copley Newa Senice Right now HO1.IXWOOD I'm working on a project which I have to say Is as lim' portant and exciting to me as, well, my new aiid upcoming 12's. I'm putting together a comic book which presents v ii • I'' II') 1'". ' ',"i'.. enstarred as a German woman -- and Iur;('Ileon i Milnday through Friday, from II a in .1' 2 p.m. L IJ1' ____ -Ill"_. _____ P4 Gf'rzllaii. m .i'y 9-i I CBS, The CR5 Frid.I'.' Night M,,vies "llrirnet.c' Nest This World War 11 action story stars (lock hudson as .i demolition expert lfl the U S Army who parachutes with hlc crew hebind Nail line's in Italy to tiln,.s' up 1 ui,l;t'i 'iit.al to the .30 NBC, Sanford and Son. ''I'he Puerto Ricans Are ('ilitilfig.'' i'ciir ("red has (ioubIe trouble coIning at him tonIght. ("inst of nil, he learns that his new neighbor is a Puerto Rican. That tipsctls him. Then Lw is informed that the flew fll'lght.%Ir IS Olfl hi O(Wfl up iii olnpe(Ing Jllrikyard business. Eventually, i'i ii ,liai 'J'ic r1itt become frIends, but that doesn't Stop ("reti from filing a complaint ;I)iIlfl5t him with the building HOLLY\V(DC)D HOTLINE ' Cr0 Mi' served 'flu' ''lii'' spot fur all giller MA V ("A lit COUN'l'iIV i I '\PI SAT.LSUN.ONLY Features At I a a a (I1J( \\\, h CHILDREN'S MATINEE 'I ri'Iini'tI atmosphere. highballs Ifld cocktiils are priced right and t'hiltlr,'ns plates are gr(';Itly rs'uiut'ed. / ,flJUEAWDRTh, Show. Sunny plays Robin I (nod to tiller's Ma Id M :ri an, rnpn;I('e(i by the ('VII Sheriff of N'lttlngt)am (under the tlisgiiise it_s really tonight's gUest Bobby f)arin j, f)iirin sings his latest .iiigIt' reordlni',, ''5.111 ,\.t'iI ( .iis'r' solo is ''WIllow Weep for llri(.'l.'s :Inti i'flicient service lii l tàcII...t1"•i'a1ir... a-i CBS, 'his' S'inny and Cher ' a a a a . i. i lt,\i IAMA .JOE'S SEAf'()I I IILISI' ('ilfitiflues to pack ' em III For the I 11(1st choke morsels k III g(I(lfIl Irota NI'pt lIflI' il week, the 01)411 sev('il (ta)'S 11111)111 ii r S()0 1 has ptitii a r Si. i everybody ('I .0 B, F'l,irtdi's 'entral ( kIlilws is II)ilSt 1$'ittIttftiliy (Ie%igfl('(I g rniirss'. Green fees are II u'l('liIlit' lIt 1111 times and are available lll4'IIItM'tS1iIP whui'h House Of Steak 'j'illl(' 'IJ '' ii,..l) sIWs'Iai is served w'iflI ut her eat rees featured also S4'r','icl' is prompt durIng :111 !lillr', '14il 1i'1I4I'I .l'.1:I'i'IUJ'1:Li1'I'i P 'a featured Ill hit' )1t1st) IJitliplighter I.lIlIilgt' uaI slining F'ItII liliES, ( '&'ntral l"Ilirl. ilil's iuiih'st anil finest steak 111)1151' 1()r L) i ri er's 11 a a a a Ideal spot for that privilI.' Council Receives w High..light9s Tablehopping ' "4 CENTRAL FLORIt A'S OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE COMPLL. TI. OINNK II'S. UNT IL 1 30 Al.I St HVINL3 in LLiRN L'ARK UI rat MPLIUP4II Ii LOUNU 'itt IltAlt4M1 Ni N IIW\'. 17 ,t)2, th All Si,4.i,l Jiuji huiioJ,,J 17$ I �=__ ' .' •• -. . ____ ______ cANOLL -4 6B-The Sanford Herald .~_ ~ L__ I . BETTY 11, III ________ _ 1110 _ _ _____ , ~_~ -_ _ ~11 NI ll. - ;111- I I k _____ I t'U ICS . - - ___________ ___ I.. YW -- .4 4it l (if /// for one thing My husband likes to look at girlie magazines 34, It's the only thing we ever fight about He's 3f and I'm and I'm not all that had. I attuMy get jealous when I s him enjo}ing thie 3 well-endowed girls in the magazines and It makes flit .......................... an snk'rsa ssisrul with h wile Abby, wh) would a rnz&n wc want In took at ,uscb plctures'Y .TEA1A)US Is it immbturit)? .\ elf. lMOk.'- iI ra I a aou of pkaJvre to Veil like naughts little boys 11 they are caught enjosing IL it DEAR ABBY M prciblem is with my husband's pet- ti 'eate features sweater with cascades of ffles in a washable blend. fabrics and styles The tie-shirt front, photo 1. has full sleeves with fitted cuffs in washable acetate and photo 3. Mad plaid. lower right. glitter-, for the holidas in silver lurex and nylon. wash and wear . The turtle -rry o in a n. S- Clu,b Ass B%. N'ANCyA_ BWTH villisgu _________________________ -knit tx)dV Ruffle ey are doing who couldn't attend the funeral. They think th them a b favor. When my husband's mother passed aay a O recently, he made it clear that t* didn't want anybOdY o taking any pictures of her in the cadet. She livtd In C another city, and my husband was sick and couldn't go ( back for her funeral, so wouldn't you know a few weeks S after the burial he gets all these pictures of his mother laid out in Ow casket' He was so I urwus he almost had a spell because be warned to remember her as she was When .1* t was alive Are we CT5Z) tar not wanting to see ucb pictUres? Or are 1.1 they' They've got US thinking that maybe We're Ow 'Y rin °Please put your answer in the paper as we want to sout a dozen copies and mail them arcaand. Thank you. HATES THOSE PICTURES * $300 %I t K _________________________________ . SpI r_INcLUDESNE ________________ %_~ 7 xco ,,). I-lien Bertand Rr,,:-lon,lin~ u-Ift, trut special munit% Fpirit, thrtv nienibe . mentioned a result of a talk given by to be . Mrs. also * ions of the , Hacienda \'illage Organizat dent of the project that the auzi1ia mended for their fine display si Evelyn Hart pre e I.I Auxilian- No - M',%I. F. just recently adopted. It is the Women's Club visited the hom I -- Deadline iL Attention, please - Tell us your story. We 'welcome your news' Engagement and wedding forms, available at The - pa rties. ciub, etc., should be made at least a week in advance. -- I B POLL" ('1t-MLR GAREt 11 t -•t - give me some Pointers Ofl the care of Mwred towels so they will be itweet smelling again. Also. hou -. dc's one remove banana stains from children's I ': i - youngsters has little cleats those of you who are not aware, Pennie is also mwTied to our s'er' distmgutshcd Mayor, Leon - on the bottom which hold the strip in place and do not harm the car- pet I have used them ever since we put down such carpding and really like them \'sh up with a ct mop and It looks great These come in clear plastic and colors. too - DOT W. 11 I' I. NORA GORDON Invites You To Come In And Register For A Vc.0 oil receive a dollar $1 Poll) uses iour fao'itr ____ 3- - I m r," ) 1 - lZ J I ~c 1) ( ,~ (,--,,I\ ~ ') ~,_" ~' 't., V; I ~ II t , (t f r, It ~ 11 ( , ~ "the Stars impel, they do nut compel" What you make of your life is largely up to YOU' SUNDAY (;IINl:RAL tENDENCIES. First think out the The bidding has been, South West North Fast looked over TODAY'S QUESTION the new ways that you can put in effect your highest spiritual ideas, then you arc able to get out in the world of people to gain their support for your personal wishes. You can have a good time as well as adding to the enjoyment , . , ifi 1~ 44v~ . L ~~~I If -- • !' by Al Vermeer .. - S r I) .. - L. . A L POWDER 77c 11:- -_ - , -74 --A.:! - .1 ~_ " - . - Buy 1 yd. at regular price and ' INTENSIVE of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kasell to see • ..- a' su'. m' p $.',.,tCTha'-i , wool, oea' e'essrø ,rri-, , . ' - III SYLVANIA FLASH CUBES Reg. $1.5, 99 11 44 ;) ) . f -k I 1-~- - 4 1 ,..:,\ . I I ... I 4 '; / •- -. ,`?.AI_-_ ) ut. in I All. __________ __________ H by Bob Th'av.s FRANK AND ERNEST _ a- T r Ii •G 0 • a ip a a 4 _ o_ ~, a ______ ______ _____________________________ ___ _____ WA N £ D 'To (g> FlY, BUT E 6t MIL I III DoESN'T a 'Vi 09 wak W . .; MON tY THAT __________ _____ _ 11im- ____ 1 so. __________ CAPTAIN EASY DIPN'T IH1IJK. nar 1,M'' FOLOØJ Mi PALSY W0tILP iIT 051 WtL COMSPJ& OUT TO THE CMLTtRV - ___________ ' ___ ____ ____ - ________ by Crooks & Lawrence - [c •r r pPr.'ajCt' E 1N4?PE NOW T4iJ, CAPT.u'J rA6 MY pArNER COFFIW: IC 1!LL KJC'LV 5W1TiH ON T4E Lu34T u)PE_______________________ _______ '' ___________ . ''I I ~;17 - - 4g.. -" - 77 ____ _____ Gh ___________ _______ ____ _______ ____ THE BADGE GUYS y'"Bce; & hwarz 7 BUT OFFICER, MY BOY SL.EEP'P IT EVERY W NIGHT. II " 'Tl AN H Q JAIL, HE'LL NE7 'OMEThIPJ FAMILIAR. W N DEZ - G WcAN' --' fr1 -. 10 I, tAURUS (Apr 20 to May 10) Plan how to improve i) _______ ______ ______ - ARL -. __JL WINTHROP - __ your t * / - it - by , 4Sunr''i 'Fr Near }'it Foreign 49 Flat piece - - . . - ,jj, iT - - z . - - 88C - ' • Open at - - - - _________ ______ - I? ______________ __________ ' _________ I _J I 21 22 ' _____________ " ' - - ______ r _______________ 34 33 - I - - I - ____ 41 39 _____ _________ __ ________ - 43 - For'rnerIy Gordon's Drugs) Fri. - 10109 Sat. lOtoi Phone n34520 PLAZA O I - ________ - _________________ __________ __________ Phone - ___ _________ ________ ______________________________ ti 1100 fb.trx _______________________ ____________________________________________________ _____________________________________ __________________ 322-0642 Sanford 2176 S. Orlando Dr. (27th & Hwy. 17-92) _______________ _______________________________________________________________ It r71 1 .'., I. / L -/ - - ,-'#4 BLONDIE 7-. . -\ ________ ______ ______ '. ., . , . ,. UP' - r (L0 DOWI'4 U"4 1 NEAR ASTqANGE -- V '-CAY THiS LiTILE ( #aOuSE DOjsrA5 CAMERA ,,,, it ~ 4 S., ' - DO DAGW000' WAKE - ' . . . -- t. - r\ •\ F. 1. ,\- r - ' ' - unq a"\ 5A . S ( A 8-GA, " ¶ .-" - jhic -- ' L CE " .- ' - --1 enjoy fascinating fun after that with congenials .i .. k' ' and they still willingly cooperate in sonic plan you have for mutual good Investigate new outlets via brochiutes that will bring you an added incine Show others host inucti you like Liii newspaper ts elI, you can find jut the right adsertisement that now will give you added Income, with financial experts you know, also Stop worrying so much ---get tow AQUARIuS han II to Ich ltd) It iiu tall, titer with a prominent person you know Just how to handle that personal or financial matter liest ttmat is vital to you, You get right results Attend a gioup meeting that can be helpful Avoid one you do not particularly like Feb 20 to Mar 20) feditation will help you gain your fondest aims now, then you can contact the right persons who can be of assistance The information you need must come from the right source Do not take any ihing for granted _____L __________ I _____ ____ ' - - ILI %__9~ ' 1cs"4- E ' - ________ - BEETLE BAILY THE TRUTh-I REALL'r C, -• ' ' I. "E' ,'-'. -\ - ZSC Ix :L' : st .T....\_.' - (T. ,N- ~r I ,k1' -: i (__ ____ I 9r , , •"--- O.- _';, .= '-.1 I . - ______ 1.tiL -4 __ . (T7' ___________________THE PHANTOM 1. I L Fjlk and Sy Barry 1,47 ~t I property for leadership in community or country I here is the ability here to make many, many friendships and keep them Give good religious training early that will permit your 01(spfing to yet on lite right io,id of life early and continue steadfastly on it Sport are important here Stars insoel, they do not compel" What you mike of "I . _______ ~~1~ 7 110*! I ____ (_j III '5 ______ , b_ . It t -%lay t, ____ _____ _ _ _ ___________ __ I 1.I ~ 1 - 3' V_ III - -- your life is largely up to YOU II _ ___ ______ ____ ____ i. '- ______ _____ . 1_ ' 11 -S aiM _____ __ ____________________________ - ( oaEIos. FC! .st" E- T Az:- t:, OF ME I I TT I Mart Walker I DO %SELL ¶E' TN CO6E AT l'i.IE MEN tie or she will be Carroll Kmghtet's Individual Forecast for your sign for December is now read y For your copy send ,- .our huthdate and SI to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), Box (j7, IIUIIYWOtXI, ('alit 9002 H , OF 70 yOU CPLAIN education if the great proinne in thus chart is to lie realized - r 'I,-.-!- one of those idealistic young people ss ho tequires a hue J 1 , ..II - ______ more via the religious ladder nuts, since this is ,cally your forte, although you appear to he very tractical only After meditation, get together tt ithi t tstfliS You like for constructive purposes Retire early in p in IF YOUR ('lilt I) IS BORN 'IOI)AY ,j.. - rn Dait.Y - - ' N () ç'. .' . . ,•" I '\.' :'i. CL- A - .% WaIdTOt)C '0 it is more attractise I)o not waste time on whatever is of a worthless nature Ihmnk logically LI IlK A t Sept 23 to Oct 22) 11 yoU are truly devoted to the ('APR I(OKN I l)et 22 to Jan 20) If you attidy your 13 . . you can depend on LAUNDROMAT '°'na '°" Market Oft " WV U.fl at Vtb $1 '° 57 ' FAIRWAY PLAZA ,iis)i pseIsa Y. Austnaliali .1.- HeavY tart Esita o'hti Co"'. ', W4'-f a" S ) Dtscrndanl 54 Tun iCon- of Islam i1r 10 . GS - who hiatt' done you many favors Get busy rearranging your sA(;l II A KIt'S iNov 22 I Dec II) You can accomplish (comb form I . 41 DRU ,4/' them Si Fr ith- iir.) : 1. 1s 39 Gush of metal 5') Wt-krd SUikes 7 SpanWiChr 37 Bluepcncila 3OAllr" tale 3$ChirieseaUCC S Hounding - ,a VC-1 14 Tunisian VIP 27 Italy man S City in ,. ""\ •j:i I. SCOKI'It) (Oct 21 to Nov Il) l)o whatever will please kin 45 Former (tomb torn' to their ideas for your advancement Fundamental changes wilts approval of kin are fine -' Dick Ctayalls - 47 italic (ab 2i Feminine ) ( ETHERT1OE'. . vOP.is up A VALJE 1-AT GEMINI (May Ilto June 21) I)tscuss those ideas you have with wise people and get their reactions before you put them Ask in operation Do some corresponding with out o ftheir views, which can be very helpful to you accept them for their differences, you get along better Listen ) HAP... HEA ., tMar II to .pr 19) If you get together with your friends, you find that they have fine ideas you can profit by later on, and become a rsuoya., happy person 1 hunk more clearly where your ambitions ire concerned Adopt the best of P ¶+4 A4 PLAE, MAKE ME IN FI one you love, you can renew faith and make the future painter -_ ln.actis' li&i disease . PROTEIN 21 m'&,ft5 at it mew 44 American 21 ConsIrlIattotl 41'rrmnh 3 - - ' 42 Shallow - . Rig. ?3c SHAMPOO Article Blur- : European '' - Y,L1gr ir,%ft,tOr ___ I0C*flv&3$htl1tt to- Paulo, Brazil 2 F,rr,h r,ovcliat (wnKlttr) t3 S'rbnufr , ____ 1 ti ifr-ilayr: *' ' . 34 LI"II drOul.'?I r,ri i1V4) 10 PHD -I,I . ~ vlR(;o lAug 22 to Sept 22) Show appreciation to those - G,t:i.'Uit II Garlic 13 Put to 9 Greek moon 15 Jack in niur-- 1t - - 2i Three-toed - - _______ ______ ____ tcomb formS 45 Experts (coil " - R.g$L35 Concentrate .eain - - ________ !2Samp1rcr ___ rabbage ' ' Hair Tonic - os. VITALIS blue. 23Whei'iptt -' -, - 49 Coterie ,I0thi ,,.i:--. ____ I9Ital&ancitY \ Ii, _______ - __________ ______ _______ __ 48-Little ii Trrminau1 bolt is only lc. -. . - .: \ 4 or , then you can get ettead Show much affection to mate for right results Asoid one who likes to gossip a great deal LEO (July 22 to Aug II) You hate a habit of wanting to change and convert others to your tsay of thinking, but if you - ,- ir 1GR1aUs'e IC your next yard of the same CARL LOTION 79 c - I Cubes -' 12 Flashes _ profound - . Lipper 15 Man's tic - -i:,ueconwsY'borv 5;Attofptibiit' . .' I . ______ _____ i2is 14 French writer. knits. .1 4Esshsh stalesn'fl GUluc n,irirral 12 Main artery 13 Every ;lacv blends, even polyester double ., VASELINE - Reg. S1.t ACROSS cotton cottons, Jerseys, ____ - ____________________________ 4lChuflh&fra Prints, solids, plaids & stripes. .. _~ ~ , J- ______ _______ Thousands of yards of fabric. Dentures OLIDENT Amsv is £rni,ws Pwssti E - / .Ii - -- ! / it 1 ) X~ I .1, ~,~,,I y b I J\ d' .. ._ ( ALL .AS 11, )i - ç J 4 !III~, PRISCILLA'S POP ........ •• / • r 'r LtJJ ( I4OLL(I-KY - . . r ' it I r.'.' 11" .. n , \ f __________ of others the modern hearts nesL . ., i A I W -, ," ~,~~ , , --- Ji , 1," 1.) It k, _J y _ I ii~ . " ,.I, ) I ~Ilr . (_ / I III` 1-11. ~ bFATh I , '' ~ k I I of your intuition and use your hunches where most needed, .1 I No Purchase Necessary " FAIRWAY ______ )iomemaUng Idea. et Peeve. Polls's Problem or solution to a problem. Write Poll' In care of this newspaper. i , ____ s • ______________________ S FREE 12500 GIFT CERTIFICATE _ tNIWSPAPII IHTIIPIISZ AlSN S pla _______________ Saturday • November 11 sn 'Brother Brad" We love Scribe Liza baker. ufrom Free Cosmetic Samples you and the community needs Chuluotai to Winter Park n COSMETIC STUDIO S ('U' Memorial Hospital when she had to be rushed over for emergency observation. She is cltifli' iTiu' better Mrs Pt'nnmc 011iuf. the very ______ capable Cashier of the Citizens ________________________________________________________________________ Rank of Oviedo, has recently (&'SIIi 15151 returned from the 57th Annual Bank ~ Convention of the I (! . I116 Marketing' Association which *. N, ~, Dl P It. While there, Penme had the ` % ~ ~5opportunity of hearing the wellVISIT OUR known speakers. I'tin Wheidrir of the BBC; Osborn EUitt, COSMETIC DEPT. 't \_ chairman of the board and chief PEGGY TETEN - Our executive officer of Newsweek. qualified and trained Antacid Suspension Inc; and "Mr. Advertising," cosmetician will $1.49 Peg. Jerry Della Frimina. help you with all Mrs 011th has recent!) RIOPAN become a membber of the Rank pu lc RelationsandMarket1r1g , For cleaner - Fresher Association. For the benefit of -Reg 51,03 or garage sales that had stayed on utility poles and the "Pumpkin Family" which fence posts for weeks after the sales were over-MRS. THE GOOD BG I15I0k er is for the reader who trvo, DEAR P01.1X-MY answ ' • want3 to protect certain places on her wall-to-wall carthat ) - There was one legitimate partner goes to two clubs, what your image considerably Enjoy public affairs and make an excellent impression on others Try to get at the bottom of play for the contract and do you do now? Anser tomorrow some puzzling situation South tried it at I surely urn sad to have to ae the one to tell YOU that Ret. A. I would like to send a B. Dinsmore is a patient at "thank yous" toward the Winter Park Memorial where Oviedo Police Department, - foot, (his child's needs. NtSPAPfl INTIIPIISI .SSSN) hump. Halloween. tired plywood and cardboard signs directing one to yard e tricks. Pass I4 • North's 10-point opening PIU IV bid is not recommended an You, South, hold: he wasn't at all happy when South bid game. South's 4Q54! VK553 • A765 43 game bid was an overbid In what do you do now? A conservative bidder It A-fl y ou play three hearts • would have passed to two strong, but not quit forcing, diamonds; a normal bidder bid thrrc hearts. Otherwise bitt would have tried ,IUSt two flO' one spade and plan to raise Jeanne created to Chem the B% LIZXATHIEUX i th sø c;Y,44O77/F'4 J / _________ ______________ I hope that all of su'a tixik the has long been closed Such signs disrupt the traffic flow the hne unneeessarily and ca be trail w hazards. Recently. i . opportunity to pass by by There was no way that play could gain. Once East ducked, his side could never take more than two diamond and here is an example of a (Come Help Us Celebrate LI1E io ci' • T1E In thi -. A' AT Thi P4OUR or ThE NIc'nrt ________ it are _______________________ ___ more expensive than others South DEAR I'OLLY-My Pet Peeve is with signs along time road that should have been removed days, weeks or even s- ears befo:c as the restaurant. service station or store runner. P&ca occasion Some nothing I. 011iff pe'in. She can purchase from a carpet store a plastic Pa nionds hold! • one of us has made them Ofl IC - clothing"--GLORIA j- Auvict by La" Law;Is - 7L ________________ of your cosmetic needs. ' -i-Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY-1 do hope some of the girls can mistake of saying so, or you get mitt trouble Show you are an A. I citizen instcati. Avoid one wilt) gossips tic or she will be II' YOUR ('1111.1) IS HORN IOI)\' one of those charming young people with so much energy that changes will he made just to use up thc energy, many of which will be failure!. Ilowever the experience will lead to really big success later in life, especially in such fields as astrology, philosophy, teaching, writing and the like. Teach while young to think first anJ then act, and to use care in all ways. There could be fame in this chart Give religious training that suits South was grateful, lie led The nothing play is a play that can lose or break even, a third diamond and claimed but can't possibly win. Every his contract. SocietvEditor ________________________________________________________________________ saves nrecious time and eliminates guesswork-MAR- ) FANTASTIC ____________________________________________________________ DEAR I'OLLY-M> small c hildre'n art' rmt'ar t 1w saint' ages and size so I have always bought the sizc•ofle idt•eviers in isink. the size-two In turquoise and the sizethree in yellow and this makes bath and bedtime iar calmer and happier. We ran tell at a glance which sleeper is for which child and they soon notice and appreciate the variety cii colors M) childrt'n's outgrown garments are laundered. stored in plastic bags to keep them dust I free and then placed in a large cardboard box which is labeled with the sizes and the proper se'asc'n for wearing the contents Th ey are all read) for haiid.rne'-dowflS, clothing drive or emergency loan for a small guest This had no chance. That is, he had no chance except that East came up with a nothing play lie let the queen of din, 4 K io; 1 East-Vest vtilnt'rahle West North FAst South Pau IV 14 3 NT Pa Pass 2• rather expensive one. (Nancy A. Booth Photo Sanford 4 .rt' ( (,1or Lo(k(I IF i. T:P V (CFJ;t VlR' (Aug 22 to Sept .11 II OU plan your lime srIl, you find 'ou can handle sinpottant business matters and still monds broke 3-3 and South By Osssald & James Jacoby ONLY ~ A nORMn , -- ) :: ____i111?T CHICAGO TRIRUNENE*' YORK HEWS STND INC. he is undergoing some tests tO mart' especially to Patrolman the cause (I! fitS Brian Tonic)' who ('sc-'orted discomfort. Pleam get well real former Herald ______________________________________________- determine l('t'1H'r • S A , I.1J RD A y HACIENDA VILLAGE Women's Club officers are, from left, Mrs. Goldia Burge. chairman: Mrs. Mabel Rydzenski. publicity: Mrs. Doires Enger. secretary: and Mrs. Doreei'i MacLean. treasurer. Oviedo P4)LLY'S POINTERS EAST 4 t4 3 VKJS 4j 4 Q 94 2 SOUTH a K Q, , Q9 3 ' Pacs - Oviedo Happenings to write ktter? Scud SI $0 Abby. Box 7S0. Las I' Aagcles. Cal. MI. (Dr Abby's booklet. 'Th' 4A WISI 4 109 S VAI() & BURNS CLATTER with 81M0 IHATS in need 'I it, Fell 19) You have new ideas you king and returned a spade. want to put in operation. but you first have to finIsh a Nests' South led dummy's personal letter that is important, or you are limited One of of diamonds. If %est different background from yours is blunt I his is good for had started with jack and one diamond the queen you. sotlo not rewntit PlSClS I:ct I. to Mar 20) If you get at all those Vi ciuld hump the jack and South would have four rim- responsibilities ahead of you, you need not have to worry about them any longer lhcn you can enjoy congenuals. Take mond tricks, As you can see the din- care of those business matters in a most efficient way Opening lead--A 10 . Doris Trust Abby. F' a peruoaal reply, write I. Problems! ARI'%', BOX 07W L A.. CALIF. N sad cad." CAMPUS - 'C) ,, - '4 . ,, : , P -7, / / ha in to te rtectuieil into doing ts hat us espected ii yoti ill\'!; eight East took his _______________________ - -• -_ - 0 .#.-; -. ___________ it in diamonds and played clum- V54 I - Herald office, should be jaccompanied b a black and whiW glossy studio photo at be! ore IcaSt desired publication date. Requests for women's news and photo coverage 4" FRIDAY -.- I , 0 I F.- lie 'son (tie spade in his own hand, lett Ills detice of ir /. handle civic mallets better than hugwtgs, but don' t make the I ' I DEAR K'tTES: To each his own. hot I agree wttL yos hht- I 843-S708 \ 1\ + I I. ; P ill (1 MINI tMay 21 to June 21) You hiac oIil(g.utkms that neett Sill med talc attention, so ito nut ii clay any longer; get at theiii conli,cienliously I I)- It, Illeatte 111 31c 1110le Anil willif"It SA;lI IA RILS Nos :: to 1)cc Ill It would tie w it get together with friends s'. ho have good ideas, who can make your da much happier (ct rat t nets to understand you anti WIN AT BRIDGE 644 7600 't 4L I _'"• A I ,--. 0- tot the new Stop being suc1 a sell -sactit icing person S('OKl'lO (Oct 2 to Nov 21) Plan your routines ssisel' and incicase our un'.oine -- save tinie. effort as well fi,Lks in motion of kind Cotiltol IhAl illchl, .111 ,11, It, (lilt an), music Co. 46E ,V; .;.1 :', If you L 111K (Sept I to Oct 22) 1 istrn to whit kin have 1(1 say and then you can establish greater hitmony within the home hatever is obsolete at honic and replace with . - " It you time They make it--if on1 an hour each tIa. hire a sitter for an hour. A suggestion -you can alwaysgroll%JII L~, I)JI(Iget and list it CANNON ______ A 1 (W1ttV ttil cSety.tn l N I A I I I N 1)1 NI ii S iiilcr anl wanI to ri thi'u t1aiv in cintlition now, hut their is too pleat a conflict between the sitous personahtes snoled It is wise Ic make ante you teltain r,m stitilng tip a hoineta nest winch ctiuhl IiSC adsetse effects Use tate on the highways, also, and you will aoit1 accidents ARWS (Mat 11 IoApt 111 101ficililit May lie "'Pli"I will'A get Into teal partner of yours, lint keep iint of it • of ate lisle who oid tiig% igs tIOtihiC It ill soon blow osci Av amt keep huts at tat; Iicat1 of I AU IllS IA;it 11) to Ma Ill) I heic ate fascinating new outlets that you an look Into, bust don't ka%e PtC'flt set tip sUt h, since they couki prose to tie tititis Show you tr treatments Assist (host who 4 I and steel hooks They make time for themselves each Food for Thought .' 'rl ii,r and your husband. And stare his people know how you fret. ___ . - . #ie) 4 S0 lla%c hollf~ for tile fectralloll you etijoy Concentrate fill the pratical but think of the creative, though not a good day for mothers who survive ire strung together with piatio wire g of the exceptional after hearing "s. Hart speak cooperation and communut helpin Wismen's CiLit held a work.shnp W of__________________________________________ . 1 the Kractle Speaking at the Hacienda, children D. s,ession at their weekly mr,leting of assistance. The messst.*-' Handicapped for or Tuesday, Net . at 10:00 \'illzsge Women's Club last Home were Mrs Goidia Burge. Mrs week. Mrs. Hart told of the Children in what ever w i.Tfl. Doreen MacLean and \Irs. ts that the possible ", vice president of Veterans of . Foreign Wars Ladies Auahary to Post No. g2o7, instructed the , members on how to make .t. . ?, ut of egg cartons and a - yarn The baskets will be sent the Veterans Adxmnlstratmflfl . -: . -a,, gaspital at Lake ~___________________ • t-'... ) C' there Is a death In the family, his relatives show m at the S funeral parlor with their cameras and they tnie a picture of the deceased l,sing In the A Th.y mail these gctuies t fl theout.-town relatives - hyI'eing soft It s all right to look soft on the outside. hut. Inside, the LESSONS JrIttona Ch E. the thought of others One doesn't reach Old motherhood - PRIVATE PIANO 0heri Alan. istul 0, It) 4p -4 . neck also gleams in black, while and chanipagne. all by __________ p a t ting their daughters an birth control pills at 14 AM is? Next month IT am MArry'ling an little boy. She isn't an birth control pills, and as far " I'm F met thtz little jewel. every time I took a girl out. after th I .. fuI kiss she would say you don't have to worry, I'm an the pill" is one, I thought all the girls were alike, until I met th but she set me straight right off. I got fresh [all gut's will somewwre : try), and she said. ,,If you want an affair, go M cli. tieezmuse rin tumldlng out for marriage. I macit th mistake, and I made' a prarnLce th myself, to God, and 'o ttle bay, that rn never make another!" ' my li We're very much in love, but If she can wait to make It ARKANSk j legal. so can I DEAR SALESMM: Th, moral $0 thM $O17 $L U care is the twit teacher. and )Udt1$ frD tht t'OSt. I t W S to . 1k) _____ ,AUt is this worid coming to! MoUws 4 It , T. Hamlin ________________ As oid a ttotitilu'itt,tk ci Mt)(1N (Hit I1RI N thine 11 to July 21) You find that lock up the toothpaste or how to set garbage on top a ,isso sates nc hus today and i.innot help you, so ssotk alone refrigerator. \'cuting mothers already know these things. with determination and all is tine that family itiatter Is not They also know that toddlers can pick locks designed lb nothing to encunitage an niguinent ................................................................................................ 'li(tictilI, anywa to mylify iloutitni and that kids can push chairs In order ieiseen ,sthiers t) reach the top of the reui igerator, thet city setting a iioiid day tot qi'iii, oil iii I to (July 21 mother up for a bigger mess to clean . to \ug 'I) Not a 141 41f yo%I tangent% Research tells file tile Illost stict,tissfill Old illothers got be done, though it is a Satuiutay I akc needed health that way h' thinking of themselves almost as often s to ' collar and cuffs. to top holida,% wardrobes with rivion satin. Go,-with-everything puckered fabric c-ornes -ith solid white in severa Iok at ØrIic magazines is dl *tIfted with his wife. B the wile who makes her h&,anal feel guilty for responding he cheating herself. - normai1 to an erotic picture could In around a lot Before I - ay body suits. body blouses and body men But because our Puritan '('Ode 01 among no morals' has ma de nud1t a "no no." pewa m are mad. conceco. she doesn't have to be. The Important thing, however, is to learn how to live into 01.11 motherhood With one's mind reasonably intact We 're not going to waste time giving tips on how to Nk picturf4 I can't help it I know I can't compare with the Wul uadraped females has 1n h Alt. (r!'p, J prospect DEAR ABBY. My marnai!e would be perfect ezc'cp t and as soon as that's cleaned iii' you'll probably notice the knob is broken oft the TV set Any woman who complains about being trapned With her children is aht a s careful to preface her rein:u kc with. "Of course 1 love them!'' She knows that ans \ouiflg mother is stIr )Seti to hoop with delight at the spending 24 solid hours tier daV will, tier childrell She knows that in this countr. 's oun IliOtherhOOti Is an ealtcd position still. One ranking w th a (1r1 Scout saliiting the lag with a piece of apple Pie . P C - the This is the time of sear when oiing mothers rosPct of tin traiptt ithu four cnz w.Us are askng, "Is this all there 15'" To the young mother ho has just spent seven hours cleaning paint off the basement walls while sighing. At least he didn't s ray it In his e es." I can tel her that, no. (his is not all there Is, There is more. There's the rness little Brentia made Ili tile kitchen. the writing with red t)thpaste . the bathroom floor I , I Abigail Van Buren c_.' Iilllti~it I _. -4,. it) By II '41% ON o-irlie mat OUT ,t p.100 &f;A' nienr •, g" Apj' '' A facing 1. ~IJOUS N.) tP crP MIPS. Ix'r c('liIPI' frum he C.nl flht IndituN n' BETTY ('ANuv - __________________________ _ _ ____________ I *e by V. _____________ SATURDAY Ut eax ______ ioilk viia Spare iine? You Have to Make it _________________ (' 02~ -0 ) ru. V. •j I CANARY %:- -------- - N~7*fe ALUY ooP Friday. Nov. 10,1972 --._ - '4' SPFAA'5 8o't'1 ( AlIt55 IiMAW. '-5% NO ______ __ �1 _1 - I . __ - &-.,r,eari!or\ --.---I---- .. -_ __ . - .I - ... - .- . ~~__ - IWO ~~~~~~ . .~ L W - ~ __ _. . ~ Chu I --_ (;U1V11V1U1V 11 [1 1" 111 -- - i I 0 11 111111411111111 rc ; CHURCH OF GOD W3W 77nd Street IkIJ.I1SI I 7 30P Fr it Do I 2 CC f veining Worth IV for 7CCD Wei21ii J,,r. m 7 54'rw.r'. Wi ',j,athSCHI rvC '.'"' W ' (,(i(I .,(•7J1j' Hwy 43 ymnncHIr" MBLV OF GOD CHURCH Co' 7thaflr($f" Patio, MAS 4C'l'y 9 3&0 fl ,1Odl .C?iCU' ID 30a m 0rflIF Wv"%"$i 7 00 T m 'rmfl(J WorUl$P I ' rIRsj to ft 10 1111111 6 ir 7 10 rr Surfl0ySChc*)' Fami$ Worship EveningW0'hD 7 z M Wene0d0y Sable fl Study ISflC '°;;: %^ Eve I 30 p ,,!JIS( . :- y&jfPi "Our EvbiO"CSC"*'C(' WO' CROSS 4C S Pars At TFL Cl in I cc p,n,rijWLiPP UI (vpni!WO'thIP Piove' Service fb urr- 7 .ImLIOy N,U1' ftrn0dC01 oennnn7rs 37$WI() hi ti $41 vigi. Malt 450 m 11 00 m 6 7 X1 7 gfl(1d,ySch1 Sun MaU& I-•-• M Commun Co e l,I. 3 Ser vic Chi'Ct' )e ei P ii tven,ntiWSY%"E 1' rr %O' ,,, 1 . Cd ti To t - ... BArTIS' V. a C %@of will ,, . CHURCH Airport Blvd II litIl t..VflIfl w'"'l røifliflIt Ufli' v,'IflUWOUiP '1IV)ifl Pry 1$ a 1 XI I) m n-i ig 5DOO MDrflstlQ WorshiP I nnPt'.' Serv.CtS $ l:, , It, '_ • :innti.'t WI PP Pa'Io' a' II p ____ - I CnroniIe'. 2.1-1 S 1. VA I i I t. 3 - .. - . Tuesday . morning worship School MorTiiflQ Wof%hP U MY F Evening WhIP SANLAP400 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Meeting temporarily at First F.'deraI Sav i ngs and i.cian Att*me'tte Sp's'ps (W Iemo'a,sIR 43k) Pao' 5Od 9 300 m St,noay SChOol Ctee 10 xt. m Conversation 11 COo m Wo'Pup Junior Youth 5 M;) Fellowthlp Nursery and kInOpt-gatlert '• . - )116 . - I p. -. .. S I • - - -- / -- . . 1161 S - -. Jn,emIflh 1 1 to - - - - - - . S •.-• ulhI11 £ZPI.III "t . -. . .!011 - iu._uep*ljI_uIp_ - . - I . . - . - IsiIseI - Off .. 0ItOI vn I 4 p m n Xe rn p n7 30p JuII&.sC . Wadin't3D Isaiah , 1-b - : -- .- -- . • - - ,- . , 1 Slouthem 11('11114vs RST SOUTHERN 'Wt i ic I - . .. S .4i'- --. -; - - - . - METHODIST CHURCH oec Santoro Ave Pastor p bennett I. r P 45a m 5chool .tning Worsh e 15 p E wott- L eagul' 7 p m Lvcfliflp 7 ywelo P'ø,e' - - - !'- S - . M l P4014 CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH or CHRIST 40 Writ av "Illhal Geneva Evangelist POUt SIj 1TW 0 11, it Fill y*Iit rn P.1101 (hri'wrr IC) Coo ID Goo m 11Db.- CI. ID 00 a n(tittIC School 00 a fit II ODo riWorShip Mtrriing ri Ma 11 MIYflIho worship 6 00 5 00P n1 5'IIiIi(. t.O'ship ott V! i vrnsn Worship X I " LIttIh' Cta., vied V. l"," t,rti.' .jr S jc .S'gIii'V FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST COC East M.cond Street Sunday 5' ' & I 010 fl Sundas Sctirx' 0011 Vi v.edcrwa si'ii (i,ri.siimi MONROE CHAPEL Laki MonrDe I)Oiio .lIhbrU(W'i'1" Sundat School It aoa nMorfliflQ WOrShIP 7 COP r?Evening Meeting - 3Z p I' .l'O'tOS10 K loit Orange Blvd ' -' - r'Iiint:n ;ryrr Pp s.cnneth W MullA M,flitIet' I X0 r Morning Worship • m 9 CchSChOOl 11 000 m M3fliflQ WorShip NurSery COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN 317$ S*utti Orlando Drive 5.iti Pas . lIsa',' 11 fl W'5i ry AS Chu' ch 5 hool 6 0Da Fr Youth FpiIohsp i 3gChoir Tsiecaay Evening Jr . ç 10) _____ 't B John PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Pry A F Stevens . Sunclov - CPw'c.' '.Cf,(,t Mor ning Worship Youth Group WPOhPSdby Choir Prartit, 9 45. Mr Ii 00 e 7 )&p fi UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Country Club A UPSIa Roads kib Darwin St..-. 45. 10 SGo SSo'n.nQ Wpihip evening Worship 7 COP " to - UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE J0t1n Y Mercer and Sthtf THE McKIBBIN AGENCY ln,jrane FOOD FAIR STORES INC. and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford PUBLIX MARKETS arid Employes L. D. PLANTE. INC Ouez*o F hrija DEBARY MANOR NURSING- CONVALESCENT AND REHABILITATION CENTER SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. INC. and Employes STENSTROM REALTY drld In 'I SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY 1100 4551MB IV) ?t & ,Ssi IIII''% 4, BAPTIST AntiCh apllV (Tiii'?I Osiflk' Culsa's KaP?tk' C'u'' trysIOl L0i 1 3r Late Ma', Ceisrlberrt tptt CfturCh.YYC Seminole fllvd Centntil Baptist ChurCh. 1311 Oak Ave thuO1a I irst Baptist F Int.- :.;'- 'i bnpt• it Chi :n or D-t'c- Pd slrSlr! Mv( rirs' 14.1)1,5' ChurCh 510 P01'S AVe I niendihiF Baptist Church Cl AIt41nrnnr 5p'ing RI 4.16 AttOmhicite SWIM)-, First Btrst ChurCh l Onto' Fir'S? ChurCh 04 114'nevo Firs' Baptist Church 01 Ldke Mary s,r Monroe Ir; I,o$j1,1 ?,urh p CD' ChurCh Firj? Baptist Church a LDnpwo Cs'an' its? Baptist ChurCh 04 Oviedo FF jr tiapt"' ChurCh of Stan Lan00 Springs '3?t. I irS? Snion Mi5iuoory Baptist Church tIC! St Purest City 0*171.5? ChUrCtl First Rasp is' ChurCh 01 Osteen Founta.' Head Baptist Church. OviDc Jijr(n84it1n.hd'y Baptist Church *IiI* Fir'S 5? hor'.Ot Baptist C?iu!Lh CliuluofO IaptiS' Church North Na - E,hlerpr,te r Hill Pd l.P? 4ioV• Mo5OUfliU - Osteen np his", Baptist Church Csetw'-ve Hwt Ml OI'cr Misiwnoty Bopt's' Church 5n L*fløP Springs MA, I M S..I*' N*tor*rt B*P't Church 1100 je,vy Ave M' Zcur Mn-s.Dfl.y %j5ptrt Sips's Ave v' SI A $1curu lite * bs'!iWi MI'I Chile--ft .%vr 40tl. Civic League RICO_ HtIji( It,iI),I%' ChurCh, Fp'a'' Ci't Community Cult t)!CS' Cs'y l.- u' ?'I Ii.*p' Ld'h,I' Ms P.,-, j'a Ut'ss Saire- PinuIsve baptist Church 1509 ', 12th 51 on Baptist C.nurin hew Mt boots? Cisurth 774 Ravenna Pa Pinrc'rs' t*OpIl%' Cnurcn. 111 V. Orrnr, R Rape Rd iarn Prøi',r Ls, Bapt's' Cnur Pv1,e,, Mt'a- Ba's' Church )fli ) )P I)' 5. • pjr si.a BoOts' Church 66 rOime'lO 5! Jernes M'ylian$rv (4p$s' ChurCh 5? P DIIee, 5! Pool 14ap's ChurCh $13 Pint Ave 5! Ms!?nr Baptus' Church harbor Mgnts n I cedar Sp'inp"e'a ,S5ifl41r, Baptist BOP"$ Lfl"Ct- -c Cv,rest 5' Cnurz5, Ptc" 5prings p 'Temple titt,mpnte $prin %tbiOC MibS,OflOt, Rep'- s' ''C 4k 5 Avr W,tl,iiV" Ch eMistona's Bapt ist Church Me'S A WihIi* 5? AItjrinIl Springs 14ptl5* Cnurcn 7?: Drrnpu Avt CATHOLIC tiyii LOS! .'.'ars 01 the Chur C!iu'ct 'Is Da Ave At Sculs 5! 4t,ns hat,iu't Ctturvh St AuguStine CathOIC Chvrcth Sunif' Dr nba' Buttcn" I0 CassaItla", 5s Altømont, Ay CHRIjYIAN I.r'51 Cftr uSit.r' Cn.'rr- bC' , Santoro Samo's' Ce,'is?.ar Cnurt' 'J' sS C..nor. Rd i4Oflsidr Cifist.en Cn'' rlo.,dC Maven Ca'-c .- urv.ew j LC,t.• a' CHURCH OF CHRIST 1a'. ChurCh 01 Ch•I' .,- • it' t)'Iuc The u'c ty Chris? of Chris'. C,rtwe ChurCh o' Christ Lo'i9*o0 04 Cftvst paoi. Chur Cnurcr o C'' " -" r :'I' tID'?I'tS'Dt ChiJ Mai'lanO S ' 1.1 ' ' - ' -- . -' ' ' -, - • jç 1"ç,. air':' - _ CHURCH OF GOD CnurCr 01 hOC 5- 4.csu-, flno ChurCh 01 hod $03 ChurCh 01 Oud Ovied: 'atin55 Church 04 Cnu'Cfl 0t God M fliOh. [01t"p'iSr ChurCh 01 coop I73 W lAte s urcr Chu' c" el 11Od0 P'pn., 231% 5 Elm Avi t70 5 PprSmn.o' urcD Dgt,' P'uprtb C'- L,, : Ptu'C.- 4 hoc iI' $'c.r ChurCh o God .'-Ss-w' fii'e- n' se ',',t',as' Zhu't' Bear Lake I e' • . • • , - - Rage Ag C.ISeID,'rv at*e 17 Ot-ba', Cunn-uun,'y Methodst ChtflCP' W Debit, nsS Na P 'i' united Methods' Church, 411 Perk Ave 5 .e'-cov !1urcr 01 OeOc 1. P 4.65 I •.n St Free M.thudI ChurCh. 500 Cn'cr. 11rrea C" c' c ,,n-'ed Mc'nV s Is' C Church Cj1roc Ci0n! Chope Om.Yove Methed'S' Churtli Ov.edc 0$'.f' Method'S' Cht'c? P' 46 * at Paul. Piole *CtIPVOVi C lilt: i C.k-*%.. 5' ,as'*S L. Mb'v S A M C ChurCh 5' P' 4I Ostect' Pau, S Wetr.uC'S' Church. ')teert Re £ntCcpr6e Ist.Yri1'J'.a- Church Metboc's' ChurCh 5t$ '.' ' :' EPISCOPAL 14 S..'ts EPswaI Church £ DcBo'. Ave t the's o-se nurc'-' JC ' •.-' Moi Crust CP'-Q0 M.ethudk' - 0.- La'. 5,isnianOO United MrHid'5? ChjrCfl. 'temp Pint F0., SemO(Ofl Blvd. AtI.rnit NAZARENE F 1r%t ChurCh 04 Ilit he:erw. * 2nd a' - rt'n £.t '.urcr, us 'r•, I-aza'ene , brier I C ' LU MERAN SiChI , rVi utir,et !t,"V O,,.-rOrOo* Dr ., W,a'141hC METHODIST P P 1 ! •l fiq'ii I ['•v t sd', Un'eC M.-', d' C'',' be. La • 9 1 - U S S ,C)rr,msn't, Un ad W,et'n,diSt Ch urch. ..CPlbO"t hOOd ,heps'C United Lu'herah I1UC$ O'l.noo od,Oe cc. ')r ton-i Lvthe'ir C urc a Luther an Cnurch 01 the Rroe,ti,ra t3 s'. 43tn Puce 'v' Cliu'C GoIh Days 0' A 1 C Cassf'tW"v f $iIOi 0 iiit ,ij!h•'0' Ch.''' P. hienewi' CIlutCV' 4 ihe tIZ)fY'1* Oe.wva Cue' muhit Cenle' Lou M*, Churc u4 Hit ?4*l0r. L ak e w.r, r 0 leb,t L:flg*C ChuftP of the Nrz.ro's. *OVfllAf , Jessup Myl' Lung0000 PRESeyTERIAN UVW?PC Pu ,'juyln' Iv' Cnurc$' Mo Firs' I ,.-s'.,-Ie' ,er. rr,u..n Oil' Ave 6. YtI , ' Pri'.DIICf Ar Cflu'CC tst Orb.', I 1-4 grIand OrI.ro r Cov.-ra' Prpsbvtrf ,an Church 3775 'u'c' 93 bia' LO' f.' :' SEVENTH - DAY ADVENTIST ''e'' ,4)i C 5C.ii'' diii t a, Y C' 44t ''C"v Seventh act AØyptilil Church. ?#,aitland Ave ',ci-j 4I'.rr.q,'p Sn$p'0 ,c,'!r a., £u.-ii'-' CPi5.FCh. 7th A El.. OTHER CHURCHES AliCe A '# E (huVtt Ol-w 1 Itn All FAith Ch,81c1, 5!11. Seminole, WeP.wa Pi'b Pd b'a'd"b' £'VthJC $4 1 'n CIsape. beargall Ave Chulvuta Cusnmvn.p Church (.p,ni,t of Letter Day Saints. 7315 Church 04 jps Pr'y Awl ".")Ofle Springs Community Cnapel, UCC LeS'ter 0P'inuaoe ..tiurCh. S .áutifl5 ChrySoslDm Crogel. Hwy *7 P2. Iec:i Par, I -'it Church 04 Cttr,st. 5c,pnt,s? $00 C ;no 5' else'. Orange Blvd. Lake Monroe 1- ingdo.n Hal' 01 Jengvens W'tnsL.kt Monroe Unit. 1 562 * 3r0 $t. " Clir(h of titi L S r0C Midway Prt!r.tjsi., Open Bitir T.t..rn.l,, kiegewuod Ave ,.)H 25th. OPPUSIIC Srm,nole High Sc.s&04) Po')IP..35t•I Church of L.ttgwuud Pull hp.' $*l'*(il 7724 Country Club 'i HolineSs ChurCh, Oak 04.11 Rd. 0*1ev' Sanford Atl4rt Ctwrcit, 110$ S Park Ave Sønso'c Cong'egitiun 01 sefs9vh'5 W.tne*wS 1000 W Eli St Th 5.t,.t,00 Army 214 3,. 5t Rglu.q.9 HIts ChurCh, AItCfi',gfl' 5,ring5 .'' WaterResources Act R A - call niacie up bc the hUfldtCdb ' - - of them veterans of the joined together in making Vietnam war, have IU)"1' 70 **11 F" rk' time. than a You're my "Queen For A Day." In less - __ : Sutton hall on the Eastern Washington State :,: College campus the nation's first veteran- su"i - operated cooperative dormitory. t. TIMELY QUOTE. . . ."1 have been there (India) quite a few times and all I get are lectures on how superior the Soviet Union is. I th ink we have done inure than eno'gh f would rather see India go u .1 Soviet Union or sornne else for help. Frankly, In 1II) opinion, their conduct tws been no damned good.'' - Senate Minority Leader Hush utt, H Pa. and central Flood Control District announces the possibility of a sewer water shortage in Sou th Florida during FI.OIUI)A'S Si)t)THEAST :: the winter and the necessity of mtr1ngcnt controls on the use (A fresh water. :: :. :; '. 1-Lon I l)A STA'I'E University President Stanley Marshall says he's sending two school officials ti.. I"SU's study center in Florence, . ' : ' Italy, to check on financial lrreuLari'ies In a state audit -- v/-........ .. /.: . 5. -' . - . - - - - .e -.- --::: be that the ground- t'ont.ains all t pes of nutrients, changed the sid in 1%tltL'h tYsuall) )vu C311 '' M)iI)t' thing like this from the air, but it I S('OlCIr at ion, lIt) t her t - - .1 to throw '.l U'' enough crease III the nuuither of prutetilt' wtiti'r,'' he said. ens lye Ii. '11w largest h.P kil l, .e Itc.II twic the 1 4tke Worth lllt.I hundred prnIelLoa, or there were seera1 of I$Ie A c-ennui bac'tt'riul irguiiis$Us, triggered tli'att lIlt'fIltllklt'it. a itt.ill fish ut .1 lied 'lick outbreaks on l"lur- ttt feeds ill Uti- iio f tint recent years ter, hi' lii ida's west coast hut oil the eust coast licit 'title howell s.itut lliu't oI the irru hiss M'itlllIli t)Ct'Il found tallt III (thili'i'tltratt'tl o. F'rtt.c Wltl 1 titi' t'tt "l'titse Protozoa can grow 500(11 7, Promote recreational the salt spray-- and this could iie velopnwnt. "The real itanger is to iisopIC t'aUsc the Irritating tunics we Protect public lands. with chronic sthiiu* or ctuwult' 9, Assist In itu.intuining the are experiencing," he attt. guide for present users of bronchitis," howell said. "Until water, both surface and ground, navigability of rivers and Dr. Howell said that to be this is t'tiiipitly gutie we adwill also guide new users on harbors. present certalni there is a Reit Tldd out' vi that people with chronic l0,Isauc permits to controls involved with ex---------------- ---large concentrations of users, expanding users nnd new break, iandiiig supplies, in must be funnel thit' protoioa We a the r Under the mu t every part of users. But lie siit tiuti crc11. l,wenst' well drillers mmii the' O('t'iifl the sUite will fall within the ate's prnbk$ns because the pr ('lituet)' at ttittes (edit) with boundaries of one of the five issue drilling lwr,mIIts. 11111' uS quickly u, tile) calm chuiti ,.' of showers. Partly 12. Miskt• surveys tiset iii. (atois Water MunLigeImIe'nt I)istrkt.s. -;u,w. cloudy tonight miiet Mnutay. It will he the (lot)' of e a ch vestlgallonis of district water wittI highs near tooler district n .'oo;wrutlon with rustiursi's. 'We may never be able to little tonight near 60 Winds 13. ('tJIItrul levels of ground prove what's causing hits,'' he ailfi low othe r interested stat.' and bet'ui$ditg northerly aiotitul 10 water in tin ;ulIii(ier by 'en- said ;uefully. federal m'gencies to: (cHilly unit tot jung to iim.p.h. late and withdrawal trolling nontoik' ,1(,rttIcums(em I)' on Swi(la). lied Tide creates a 1. Manage Water and related ilis-eIwrge. Shower probability 30 l'r 14. Build 'works to u('I)ieve us that Is colorless. tasteless rcsuurccs. irritating tlHiii verY , t'Iit itil ihtIrl?' hut 2. Promnluce t'onscrvutioil, gri,umsui wuitri I 'ilti.111111111*'lIt ti:e new regulation will Illive upon their planned uses. 11w act, which provides it 'oh.' 1'tu4ht ebilts *.,I..'-. ' Athinitit' I (,)t't'LIil tltitiItIlg in bleoiIt - (lit' to cause a IluisSise Ili- SP.Ikt'IILIII slI , -- . . itight on, Senator. Right on. and add a touple more for :: good measure, too ,..like :11 Virtharn, etc 9 Planners and uIt'vclopt'rs (If uletelolillicilt awl I)riJpt'r P1'"'1 unit developniefltti utilitatioii of wider. 3. I )ev,'lop aiiil reihtilate aild other large phi) iitltistriill daills, rc'I.erveIIrs and I ,'xistlitg or ri aknt Ial iii'e'lopnzicnits I'Ul), and other other works, 4 Prititiok' water storage for large residential or industrial Il-eliot unit piirjsc.es. require developmnt'nts that ittiti cilt duiiiuge frolil ictor i. Prt't of w large uses diversion of sminne. should flood, siillt'rosion i;d t'Xct'5ltt' lIrlelmIage be('wne litmniltar w itli the new i tat oral A' t Ut I'e u'ser ye Florida Widen l(c'sou: imlIlilit't r.,sours&'s, fish mmii wililhfe. to (letenhlIne what l2 - NKING MEMBEIt of the American Bar Association say; there are few facts to support Vice President Spiro '1' A gnew's criticism of a federal program providing free lawyers for poor people. ' •:- - wing ,, It IIllI water, lt% iii - I Developers Fall Und e - of "others" which are received -' PitroliIlIU I'atroliii.iii -- snese paratroopers reoccupy a fire base eight rnles southwest of Quang 'fri City. , Pm a rose on Mrs. L.ewenthal of Hidden Estates. ..her phone III - coast, killing 27 Saigon troops and wounding 10. On the far northern front, South Vietna- : national magazine - ('O,1 Ml.' N IS'f FOItCES shoot down a big South Vietnamese helicopter over th e central - puo*tll P4r.. S jetliner over Alabama and divert it to Detroit, then order the plane on to Cleveland. -- rstn--nst' Prestytecten ChjfV P' 436 Cs,it,crrv . to Dead Fish On Beaches: Red Tide Gets Blame .. - HIJACKFJtS DEMANDING $10 million and 10 parachutes commandeer a Southern Airways ' Upia Community Presbyterian Church, Upsali Pa ----- - N e ws page 100 of Janette E. Cara of 2423 Laurel Drive in Sanford. Great shot. . . her In a sarong hardly noticed the advertised uactur in the background arid this was taken by Sanford photogapher Bob Or-wig. PC . .: picture on FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF - -------------- n -- S - According to Joanne Mize instructor of the Social Science Seminar Clan of the Adult High School Division of Seminole Junior College . . they condueted a mock presidential . election and the results ssere : McGovcrtShrAver 71: Nixon. Amiev 142; others 4. WINN-DIXIEST STOR R ES and Employes HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David everIy and Staff SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION COand employes CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. . ci a t RoE) E) e d an. Muser Spurter with scope and from the residence of Mrs. cleaned his three guns t' Herb Shea. in g a Model 1 Winchest*t' threeii! the start of hunt Brooks , 101 North ticipati i Lew is Cooii*s is Charl es them in tnchfull.chockmaV*uzn,PUUTP. placed . season and Spr$.tgsinvestigatiiflg the theft of a 10- Bombay. winter he Kunkler ii continuinw. the inCases in his carport. ftile SI)rings patrolman W)b vestigatiofl_ Two tilen escalwd (it, f(x)t spve(l wvycle froin behind 112 Winterturned house, from the the investigation Was away IIey Richard twis. 2131 Notafter h(hIllnhl up the attendant Magnolia Avenue, Sanford. Tht lIvt'r to 1puty Clarence Smith Someofle entered the garage 19. 111W, INC, Winter Woct1, it the IIigti* ev (hi Coitipany at hike, incd b l)avid and toIlk the st'aporls. valued at tinh,un and I)vt. Bobert Kunkler 62 Monroc Terrace, of reported a bowLing balL bag 2425 French Avenue, Sanford. Le l an d E. Clausen, 2041 $ILN). $1t. Friday valued at over StIlIrtly before midnight missing were a 32 Winchester and shoes, valued at 13. Sheriff's deputies are In- Sus.scx Drive. Winter Woods, from his reidence night. Dave lMhr that he carbine model $, a 306 FN mtsstng $600 told deputy of Mike vestlgitiiii.t Ole theft According to PBtr(I1i Will Tindel of the Sanford Police I)epartinent, the two colored males, 19-22 years of age, used a small caliber pistol and threatened to "blow the attefl(laflt.S brains out." The attendant, Vincent ij)saso, 10, of 829 Iltntkrson Street, Deltona, WitS rolthllI of about $275 cash. The two kit til.' small service station 1111 foot, walking along 25th Place. The Sanford Policr DepartpultuonJr) onditioru stay S health off iciulstrieti to locate to humans. It causes nausea, riient is iulso investigating the PALM BEACH, Flu and identIfy an outbreak of tiasal and throat irritations. It .iwa (rum the ocean." theft of a tape deck, radio and 1 - i'LIltll Iteach Counts He also war-ned res*dents and abiul kilk fish through a btofrIUII $,1( taP4.I valued at beio'h('s were littered with dead stisiwt.'tt'tl Red Tide tsiturs to steer clear of the t'ttt'titii'il reaction in the ocean. Apartment 7. 611 South 11ark fish Friday aflIl an irritatIng j'J ,j.iv ftsh dead fish but of the l)r . James Howell Avenue, Sii rif ont. I )anlel hung over the tl('t'ellfrIll)t alive would be edible caught Ttit' Florida Marine Patrul P.eliii Iklu'h County Health Lh'Reagan, 19, reixrted the theft idor lb investigators Hcwever, so tar satti l)irtlllII)t said the fish ktll and -odor began shortly after Tues- )Iut' tounti nothing to Indicate titu,teLsmdoysterepr utul'4rly dangerous to east dUrtI1( a Red Tide. day's lii'avy rainfall. r er By GARY TAYIA)1t - ----------------r. On Foot Escape S t a t i on A all those involved for taking the time to try to qualify, He said he must agree with the attitude of the Airport Authority regarding the availability of land, adding. ."they know what is best for the airport." there A-MART TheManagement and Employ€s Two "we were first to respond to the letter." The commission chairman stated he would thank . PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. Jim Sm:th and Staff __________________ stacked for Tallahaassee to begin with, but he said Did you know that there will be up to 150 teachers at MiamiDade Junior Couege who are going to lose their jots because of a sharp drop in enrollment SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Hovard H Hodges and Staff WILSONMAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson SpnLsJ The man who ciocs the most with the least amount of fan fare. .00d friend J. S. i Red Sanford Airport Cleveland Manager. sooLook for an announcement n on how he finagled the long green from the Federal Government on impending tmpTOS'emefltS at the air field, He's doing an outstanding job THE LAKE MARY UNITED - WILSON EICHELBERGER MORTUARY EUnice I WIISDfl and Staff PENNEY COMPANY E C Elsea and Staff c A. level spotlights at the front and side of the building reflect off the paint Worm a picturesque scene. Bill Vincent Photo paint Sanford's City hail got a new coat of white pa recently, in anticipation of the openings of the new Seminole County Courthouse across the street. Ground- acres for the actual academy building at the airport, with the remainder at the county's Osceola Airfield." Drummond said. He explained that firing ranges, driving strips and other facilities required by the law enforcement school could be placed at the airfield, if the state would accept it. But, Drummond cautioned that it apjeared only some 10 acres would be available at the Sanford A irport, not enough he believed to satisfy the state. think the 10 acres will negate th e state looking at us," he added. Drummond said he believed the whole thing was I A SHINING STAR ON A DARK NIGHT **we may still be in the ball game by putting 20-25 4 - Usnulte' M: ______ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford Flo 3rd St Oak Ave r L BrIan' li,,ii,ui'i ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlonde Springs Drive Longwood. FII Just £.it 0' I,il,rst.tt Mms'er Dew lap BurKe?' Minister KeIth HutcPierIQn , Morning Worship By BLLL SCOTT e h Seminole County Commission chairman Greg I)rumn1ond stated today the selected by believed the "deck is stacked" against Sanford Airport being state as the site of the new state $1.5 police academy. Referring to the letter received a week ago by the county from a group of Tallahassee architects for the almost proposed structure. I)rummond said the criteria was such that it was the amount of weeks," "just two impossible for an application to be forwarded in time given by Tallahassee for receipt of a local proposal. The commission chairman advised that a proposal for a local 360 acre site was requested by the ONO 11#41) academy architects for consideration, and at a subsequent meeting of Sanford, county and Airport JL Authority officials, a committee consisting of J. S. Cleveland. air po rt manager and David Farr, county planner, was named to prepare a proposal for submission to Tallahassee. -, % The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible " ' $ # - Mel Dt4Ie and Employes ilit - t : - • GULF SERVICE I . ... 1•'t DEKLES' I . 3p m r pIIO WPOn •1 ,rt! :Xp th st SuDDer FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH , I - Fric1n itittlr MorflbflIJ Worship I vefl'flIt 7,- viCt ,iit,,suas I- - ,_ 1. - . Ph 32 :S'C Ott 7th on R,drwood Lvi.. Sontorc h0ppO%,IrSrlThhflO$rP4hPPhSChDs.fl c. .,t'-e' 10 S'rWa 5I ii ø0a Uwn,r Worship 7 3)g EvennaWorship Thr 7 ) P'anr Metin t.rst service June it. 7:30 Prover $pry . a PENTECOSTAL OPEN B IB L E TABERNACLE & S 1 II00a fl r rfiUcai1 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN icF.y Jt & Empioye irs . - 7 ODp tn IveflhflQWhr . - SUnZItIy JIM LASH CHRYSLERPLYMOUTH And Staff t .' CHURCH OF CHRIS7 1S* Part AvatWt I •ii•• XI) fi: DII, - - O00P LIMVF -' (utile A%SPflIfiIV I vCnsflU We ,I"t Watt I Vf'flifll IS p m 7 30gt n-i PALMETTO AIIIWUL I$ApTIS7 cptU:cN l' 3421 palmetlt - , 4 l n-I 1 0041 F . . mlrt p.iflq A lomofle p Net- a,,, , - ' L.--- Ii Of ( Iui'i ( ' I ____ Ii ODa fifl 7 St,nflflI School worsIi,l,rvIrl Evening cervice Prayer ,I,w'tinu Vdrcl n-i A • LANFORD csRISTis. CHURCH *31 Airport Blvd 41% b fit - S - - .. 7 -. 7 5 5 I rd Av ID .. . S CHURCH 1631 Wt F,rsl Ie;hhwn. Wnl 'tiflCI41 I 'h(X) MttinO wuryhiij I viflIV%QWo'lP Wrttneid$i P $V' S. - a Fr M' •.- 4" W,riI' Pastor 7 00 p n-h E v eni ngWorship 14tlbr (hO COMMUWIT'r METHODIST CHURCH Hwy 17 9 •l Piney RsdPt Rd Cer1'y Pastor Pry William Pickett Pr kenneth M,iipr &%&IV Pastor I 30& fl m M,rnflQ WorsflP m 9 jrida School - S - 9 4.50 11 0a ,. . FIRST CHRISTIAN Mfliflwor,tbF Wed cvsr Worsh ip SnOJh (''r'ng Mrrs Worship :-.. "Deck Is Stacked' Against A'i'rport ni S,inas . Gary I%np' Nprn " 'stindov St lion, *.r%hr u'4jj S -. . - , " U, -iat itl O. jrr ' - - (jirx,:,ius r Ave Rccs ' AN MISSIONARY t - V, r, Sunday. November 12 1972-Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 20 Cents 65th Year, No. 61 FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONG WOOD S1 Otonø, Street METHODIST CHURCH O,oro Rø at WNldiawti . - - -1-in" -,.-' ' - -r We r k'alpel-. -j.#-; -- Phone 322 -9367 a - S CON&RE&&TIDN&L CHRISTIAN CHURCH avonu' I',h'.'' F r ei L_ to At, it fl SuntySChOO' 11 0(IO n p0.n,np Worship P.$Orfl Youth 3(i I, rIIshiP S,,,u%D41i too A Thursday t - .I.r , . . / ('1," s. sit INDEPENDENT BAPTIST MISSION Longwood, Fla Civil L•op% 5I9 PolIo' E V. Mall 1000o m flit Study un0a 11- 0Db rn Mornlr%DWO'lhhI) 7 P Evening WorshIp V. ,:•. - 61 Pavol Wed Pra~ 4 - i::- 0t rp;tOrv $074 r,-'.Ih' 14flW Xj 7 Wr1 . , fluttot r aSpiDerry hr JamC MOrIInL; sooi 541$ Mn%L IcIfla Sun Ma%' III 11 I If 27 W4'f rfl,1QWOrhF Hr CHRIST *jNITIi) CATHOLIC CHURCH FIRST SAPTIST CHu$ Latt Moflr.I1 IOi Tpn nrI a fl 7 Otit React W1 Pp Sun P 45a m '&hnda cooI II - 008 fl MDtflQWOltP go S. . Oviedo 7 ll I Vem It',v'Ii 20 \laiIlIaIIfI II Gli hillial 1 6 f i a 8 ' O('IP n %S1 - - . I )uI ,a,iil 21 27 105me i-S Crystal Lake Of Lake Merl Fla . • THE REDEEMER 0J lStPhPIOCt ir . - . I''hnrg E,ii ( \\'i,strr Iark 1 1 LAkE MJIR'I CHURCh Of- ImE NAZARENE It W01 M r1 11 ., . Sunset c sc"nn' _______ " ", -- ,: -. p 7001 ti $a M ., 110 i'nrvr . I51k.'%'if'%%' I J IfJ(fllP II : . Coes'ono 'T,AU&U'NI I IRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Mary MumSIPf t.-v J H Ctiamhe'!. c am s,ndaySttfldY II Mo.nInWDt'h1t £ X'i " 1r,niflpLtfl$(Wh (vrninW0P m 7 r'iay' brv w ci .. F Car 14th Si A Oso Ave Pie. Prober? I ov jfl Lnn' 26 oc . •.,• . . ., . .,,. 1 btiion.MQ j' S . () - Ill " J4; 111141 1,1 III" m lilt PU I II FIRST CMLRCH OF TH E p&ARIhL SI . Qr% Elmer A Rrhe' __________ Ti . 7 - Prayer W PROPHECY . more profound. 01 one thing I am confident, the age-old truths of my church and the Bible never change. Integrity. responsibility arid the love of God are a source of strength now as in every age I have no qualms about teaching my son that Gods Church is the center of a man's life. PasTo' 940 : ?h Sirpil . Lim Ave da on my toes with nev ideas in every field, If I want answers for Billy as his questions grow I' sOP( RA1 ,1 CHURCH F.rpii City Community Center rnrd a fl.', I vprn WoSI ii 000 o And always there are the questions. "How high are the stars. Daddy? " "Where did the dinosaurs go?" 'Daddy, did Adam love Eve?' "What makes electricity spark?" v..cic-' the alert mind of e viingster matur& 1 knov I'll haveto keep ii-;jino 's.sa t*bIpSiu 'u''.' i "- vcr'. Cnnnr1ft&tIm ED Pp. 122-0747 SW H"Irf A alit c ft 1 of At our touse bedtImt reading raflpfl5 from from "Mary Poppins' to the Bible, depending upon Billy's Interest. CHURCH Evening - J! the 'ust so s!oies to the vr *prssr an( __ - I4i.' .17€X'' lliIsui \IuIrl' 2() Ii'i' , - sery ier Service cw "Wr io wwQS Bea 9,30& fr. () . ;: Community Center - &hTI CHLC "lotatorevallo' - G.IEVA CHURCH AZ*R(L OF THE FIRST BAPTIST CMURCN SitPe Avenue THE SEVUNToo-o" A - 'Fs'i,iii * . I - I it I - 29 1,%-man R EP0111 .I 0000 OUR NATION ! : -. -S ( 1tl'4 7 2( \lt,ii Oak Rulg' 27 - ~~ . ~a, . . "%tlI4)ifI I't)I'L l'ierev ( I - S 1-I 1'4I1!'Ss'8trI' S'ahr4'''/' 1 2 :i('Iii U I I81I(I 1.2 _. ,-, II .. - =_1S t S! 'Ofl 'IS . - - Frida y, Nov. 10, 972 - . SS_ I 11 ~ffL tfupt Ut UUM 4. Is_.a. Pres en t ILS1VN i API - Jan Houston a W an I (C. house w soutethtng unique & a fur hc.c Pruitt. She boetbt him a bottli 'f Unique'4 Well, it cost her IL$QI Mrs. PTUltt Was the high bidder at a wine auctiocs at a downtown depeoruiC1%t stoiC. The bottle she bought I, Indeed a rare wttwMouton C It a t e a u Rothschild l. Only eight ert'bemus of it weti' vinteil Sts. of their Jugs -- each tow--fift hs of a have thsap' gallon peared. The seventh wa auctioned recently In t(ew York for $9,200. - � 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 10, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 10, 1972. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 10, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2844baa0d2de44be6787ec6aa77fbb62.pdf ec6e8f4bbe72aee7fd9784538fdfdb67 PDF Text Text -- - *f t)dnesday, Sept. 13, 1972 10C—The Sanford Herald 8C PRICES EFFECTIVE ,T sFpT 13.19. 1972 - ____ Nurse - - Visiting it - £ A fly .MNF (ASMF;I.flF'IUIY hnwø'vPt. on 1tinc1tn from the meflt. tqit when Health the health Department th. mlttøt it arnn4ed idg't t turned it€wn by the Coucv mnnuulion The funds for Aid-At -Home for Sick, Elderly Patients i'artInttwr.part'rIeI FOR TRUE COOKIE-LOVERS' ___•) I I lb I II mu Cit i.iLJ rh II C - 1601 N BERMUDA AVE. KISSIMMEE • - _____ ' — t' I 1\I 44 1 * (;Ow IbL - ' : SAVE 45c HUNT No. 18 Price 10 Cents FREE 1 .- lip INDEX ;• BOOK 3 Apple Juice St, i• 1 69 Vaseline Lotion lic re ;if in tid 1) a SAVE 1 2 TOAST FM - . - Pop-UPS - 1 29 SAVE 44c. MAXWELL HOUSE Instant Coffee SAVE 28c 3 5 •• Hawaiian Punch -ô 89C JUICE . '- . p .:.-.- .'.-.__. Chuck Steak SIRLOIN TIP :;• - . - - or - 68(- U S D A CHOICE BONELESS - " Ib rL L uuUCR . Cant, oost lb R Wieners ts c OSCAR MAYER Smokies, e 0 Ib. 1b88 12 0188 C t PABST Danish Rolls FRESH BUTTERMILK ~ookies FAIRWAY FARMS BREAST OR , __ OSCAR IN LEG QUARTERS I 411 , Chicken 4 Pound Cake (1 c . FRYER PARTS - - . . -. Biscuits FAIRWAY flLIU --. — OR 69 , - ,,- -. - - PRODUCE FAIRWAY SLICED SUNSHINE Hd APPLES 59C - .1' BACON - 59c - " K. C. Steaks Family Steak ea lb Pork Steak lb BUYS Beef Hindquarters Ib side o Bee 69C Avocados FRESH , Pineapples P. C 2 lb )h • - I $8,ft9e9too ___________________ - lie -- 11111111 - - vju7 II• • '"'U' 3 - ONLY c" C ' , W -— --- ' 0 00 FAIRWAY 01i AT Stainless Tabikiwalre IXTRA MAVI 40 PIECES A rpor - i s L)lltiuLIL mOtl% ttttt attorney 5 of holilk, implifse on the public their own ideas to i $9099 i defeated Republican candidate for the office of Sheriff to offer port NOT to victorious his Fred -kii but rather to incumbent Sheriff John Polk. a lloyd aums LieU be leaving -- canipaign-money mtmu' oilier limit' of t'iimlt'itvtit. :1 hae imposed their rmnd, -md Weather -:.:•::::• :' ;:- -:; Feature ' I cluldil have tillficultles to learning to read— "Perc"Aual diffictitlittel over and ahave the nurmW pfft'e" of other words, emanut read." Sanford MWdle *bcal Is the only schual in C ounty tliiilaig ng about It." 'Tl Iferl Marion pr"blem. Ttw lieries staru You Can' t Be Too Care fui In Used Car Shopping" bOo uth 'jtj J ',lIcIsQui iou buy. Out Quality uuumdmtioovd 100 rnuth tj 4ithrtt J'allili :,lif k, at $10, bo b ' !hfd 191, BU 1911 BUG ii U~j itl .lie mutn cars *a sell. t - I 1ptvd. C!ell Lj%v "I"M Clow. 4,ill )O1 UUI 41 tiondints were "scared Into - 1911 Bus - .rea deaths bridge c alendar Clamilffed ads itt',u actiii road to Page Airways $ - I,, -t ' \?-Lu: 2695 11595 A 1ó9 Dear Abby SC Ed,ltOrti51 b.ntettaimiteiit SC t\ 'a' ' Leathcriiatfit Od'i Tire%. Sports 111111) BUGS "i' ' Index official, later -- Sr,ecia! ir.itily used cars i3'uau .ur custosness U%I IS tributors to olvili their checklxwks to tile -: I, IIul SEN. 11-3)WARD M. KIANEDN'. 9, 1 itil-I-ilig 111) voter interest Ili 1i Ill Mit1ovei U, 1105% iS Ii ying to COIIVIII(..0 con ........ cisc, the women We 'ievp with the encnm 'u toti ut ii' &tr t md i i, bout a hall itionth*s lease (ii tenants for lease hul&r Lixii Previously. the airport but eitipressed the vpulIon that Sanford %oulAcither return Lhv tenants paid no 1 . ax money r work out an since they real! on controversies >; :,,..:.:. be• n Iefenive long enough. marrm-d women can be i inil ~iattl ine iddW. 'And I won- agreement, whereby the tty owned pn'openty, whien us twm. vuottl pas back the prupeit'i eeIIIpt In other busine'13. th e Huro.%vpe tax by doing work for the Noticv-, Itil in tile ailloulit tit the taw. dultil Public Nutill Approved letting paving bidbto (s&L Paving luinpan) for an So4itts rerr; (stucimible counts inatter of fact, Lind going into LIMIT 11 CoupoN PER PURCHA5E Maul it.'e . ,, Housework." Ind the txhtor') hating men for they have taken away all our power," said Bar- the Feminist ' %rt Journal, Man-hiting inarks a tiLrnim, bara Nlirnuff uf the Fetranuits. ;mnt in the tnGvement. We by way uf introductiun. - raiser Married vsmrim s I 5t'f)Vt' I Pat Nlainariii, inarrieil, tnv Nfill '1 1'JU buy it assessed approzhlihatelY the orgaitizuig" because of the amount of one iiionth's le'a. fee taxing situation. th sear iIunoIt'(ounI) aem.'r ahxpvi.I (lit thiS 11% would be has lensied on seserid 1k said Stans titrikc% back at oppolletits in the Democratie headquarters break-in and GOP Look for Cheater Boyd— l Police said he telephoned at initinths ago. assesscir will find thuiluelii-il : fund it. How New York. who had a itmilar ipeakuut on ripe ileveral --- structured. t\ io they will, have nn peace until - hO Vu II1t society should be i,e a lover I lust for U-i F Urgailized irpvrt V.SIX) a 'etor fee building i i tu \ ittl 5ainft'rd (r.'I t utb'Jrtt that airport tenants subject to TVfldflLS AssOtiat1Qfl. attended Authorized Service Corn leaseholder interest taxes t!(. this murrung's juthurity fur W4 j vedr tected b ibm. m.ount'e ta' session and 4*d'eLSed the airport pI O,i Illl pros It 1111, UU.I 'ti b 6.,M j Ili. saying Nim Gaboury rieturn t&% nioni it) the jirpurt (liii I III' I'Lfll I( 00 ' u_ to his friend's house. Blanken 11% BHA. SC017 for I - RICO MARKETS wilil mot cour ON OIIIR 11,11119.19- 12 ". , _._:___ = I __ AVE C : lawyers for pi lhill Herring is ibm. vic tor in that . ' Month's Lease Fee - winning b) 545 duulkn''cr Jerry Ilro • '*11 Sanford Airport Iua1ger J For the record, Abbott e about 4 a.m. and the hitchhiker — t.N'. present , -- E ________ . '. , ::: inosth uiiun tressed in eans way 'The only to win itbertiOfl i to InikU [flCfl rutserablu' nutes. had paid up to $2 w hear man-hating. to the ear saying either she had ten said a snake with marks like Yesterday's high A. low 70 punctured her Leg on a cactus- that would be i dlaiiwndback sunny Friday except for 2 inches Mostly r about 4-feet e Like plant or something had bit- rattl 4 chance of thundershowers it tong tin titr She began to fevi duzi, and tuw 71) to 7 tht dtput said numb and stopd at i hopttal sniku. bitt - :- S. flL'l'I(i.I.S are expressing pVik' dOUL)t that a nt'gotuitt'd VLt-'tflillfl , , , ,, . , , , . ted before J, 1111411 st t I It rut Ut can hI. & (I&'SI)ht& an eXixcte(t flurry of tliploniatic t' uunt1 to make at least half or the uinidentifiel companion told orie and one quarter inches sheriff's deputies- She returned apart." Blankenship said, "Al- j W. t at iotint' tIE iiL% I toit ((HiS ilL tiri &.tI'a (sit strikes against ounding nr ur um'tinu surrounding -North Vietnam. suii: iboLit women'!s liberation that'i had died in bed. Blankenship, who intin was feeting depressed and vv:itigated the case, said he was out driving around when ininiediatelill recognized the she agril to take hilli to Orpuncture wou'nd as i snike bite Lando and 3ought verification from En route, she stopped in a reptile expert Hoss Allen. ll fang nijrks were about woixJetl area to rulie%e herself. MI N I Al 1 MPI OYI S, OR V'W 3.i Cascade ' Regional Planning Council called for their Ii mu in I'.which 0 r, rtant toUss) Mipers&tittt the liiiutetl vu by then Seminole planning were there onlY 14 Pt'P1t' in AND 12 OF atteridancii vetuping from centuries of male NEW YORK — there's i new topic of debate rule. a ' boury had picked up in the early (, ,- , F lor ida State's Attorney race fI FABRIC ,, us"llated Press Writer -- ('cli Hi k .. LIII (II IIt\i \ of i 'wntte coil) 111i rt!ti im i natizat -#!sIxntse. a ra- thern into mr iiliv.s. aw .41111, tional and 1xilitical. hau-mi lie- 1jut the audience hIswd. By JLiL%,rE K,ILZICK.Li ________________ Orange Courity sheriff's Sgt. -1 d a n au. topsy was being perforined at Orange . - : ast .. ' - - (XPIRIS 9-0-72 Ib 9 .. iL ii OtiiuIh1jjtUi - bro, -S. -SoViVt prosix E ll %ii il 111olitli oiItil adtrade agreeni nlillistl*afion sourcil saill - -- - Bananas hrooms Gronifath.r Clock s s.tI,St$itilt WITH THIS COUPON GOLD II) SWINGING PINDU1UM JUNIOR AND FACII All DAWSUD IN ANTIQUEE GOlD SUITAILI IDlii MAIl 01 WALL. ILICIRIC WITH 101,1111 tool coo. C 79c GOLDIN RIPE ci' me s . . WIlot toes where did all of these people COlIC (torn' Because it affec t the ill you say' few Well To Be Kidding - Kissinger is rettirning frotil . .. 16. 2 for 59 ) I LA coo WOOD 83 CUT & FREE ZER WRAPPED FREE FLORIDA C lb SPECIAL OFFIII AVG, WT 300 lbs lb. Cucumbers Mullet£ r -------------- peaker like Robin Morgan. of ferninW'htle more than 200 women ettitor 'it .in anthology for treatment, The bite, howSuORI.ANI)O. Fla. uAP san Marie Gaboury. a 34-year- eer. apparently went up.recug- cheed, several speakeri gave tst writings, "Sisterhood nuzed and she was given anti- their personal views Wetines- Powerful, old Jacksonville schoolteacher She read orn of her favorite why hating men died Wednesday after police bioucs The swelling and vom- day night cn poems (ruin tier man-hating was an essential subject related said she was bitten by a lung became more severe. The couple reached Orlando to women's equality. The con- new book, 'The Monster' diamondback rattlesnake. create great reservations in my mind." •- Lobster •. AVG WT 1 50 LBS C concerned, tie stated, based oil i - ----- _______ t Rubbish! FRESH fl CHARM GRAPES ZESTY Ib rWetut F - ... $189 Frog Legs 89c lb I USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN SEEDLESS Li 6 Pi 98 C fp FREEZER Thompson 10 498 ' . Potatoes Stuff ed Clams lb ,' 1b bo $ 2Ooz 4 Asfar as tie personalls t deal. 11here just has to be a further explanation than that which I've been able to gleffli . Seminole Count) isn't read) for it development like this. MAT TIAWS r A Lit - 4 Jui cy McIntosh - of tile millti-111illion-dollar U. ~.-Soviet wheat 1b. ut 0 Snake Bi e Fat l To School Teacher ' China, Agriculture Seeretary Earl Butz faces congressional (Itiestioning toiiav about asptvts 17here is no way that anyone can "buy", illy opinion. SNOWCRAB lb -- ' News D gest than a few of your nlinds $1 19 Cocktail Claws 2 . ' already. Snapper LUS DEPOSIT C US NO c FRESH YELLOWTAIL Cottage Cheese - U it ... "Ali, the only reason lie's decision. It would be premature received from the department for it is because Paullucci is for any commissioner to take a heads (concerning the project) -.- - SAVE 20c, FAIRWAY lb • - it . These Gals Have planned unit development no. and George Deshambeau. Constructli no f - 2 Ib $1 3pligs Hash Browns 9C Cheese 16 oz • 4 lb -- :. rizorung from agnculture to abserition, Witham Kirchhoff, against the project. presented the facts. "After I and my fellow hoard connected with it;" or, position without the facts" he 'SpoIski's beholden to the added. man." Ireally shouldn't even dignify : but b) the previous thought the same token I'm certain that must have passed thru more c Macarn1_Ch g ,, A 49 ii Oui $1 FAIRWAY j . MOPTON 69 , , -- and what mrimiunity in the same area. what did happen are we should do." two projects 1'he The vote last night by the proposed for the intersection of lAke Slary Boulevard and In. Planning and Zoning CommlLsterstate 4. Heathrow to the %ion in refusing the Paulucri nurth and %est and Greenbelt to reque:-t for rezoning was: Wende:1 Agee, absent: Eugene the south and east. Shirley. no; Richard Hanks. The Planning and Zoning yes; 'Clifford Banks. yes; Commission last night rejelvited Robert Daii chairman, the Paulucci reguest for k tee. #tio vas ibsen :r .IkI' 'his - in uver.utl develop. smaLl he meeting, said today- '1 rather than 1(1-12 in favor if 'k'vt'topment but r)I,'('•s Seminole Count must Took at the total umapet' 'plan 1. N#!.1cteIJ til luvitily last night. I :town last Tiwht t mall 1,, ulo not know - Jenom PiuIucct. been th4i 'l• said Hanks. who voted for it. It but I believe he hasulone '.vell by too high as .0 nnd plan, well develop. Commission in rejecting today. We must confer with the And before flU accuse me of might require t will irinki the lunittd fat ts most of the (act s c I I 1b was a beautiful plan. County Planning and Zoning early to make any comment ,, inembers rectilive the facts we MAYER TRUNZ - ,I) r CAGLE'S PRIDE FRESH GRADE A 50 i lb Head Cheese I C - -' l'aulucci Enterprises' $200 county planner, zoning flreiinr million planned "Heathrow" and others to determine just Zoning Commission as tile Unfortunately, I'm having board has riot yet blell difficulty in comprehending tile MORRELI SPICED Luncheon a cs First of all, having served as 1,ake Mary, County CamGreg mission Chairman a member of this same county tkuniniond said. "I have no Zoning and Planning Board for reason at this point ta disagree almost two years previously, I 3-2 vote - . 39c TWI N 6-12 oz. Cans 2 lb 48 2 doi V C DELICATESSEN C hI S th ance is1 e c 111 3 merit 'xere Shirley, Banks. t'it'dUiCd to appear with the Is'sclopers of e $100 million Oct. 11 before Daehn, Kuthhuiff, fl.'shamheau request Ofl planned -Greenbelt" cornand David Farr, county planniuflhty today were corn- the commission. Hughes Beckner, spokesman ir, 'vrio recommended the mencing an in-depth probe into the Seminole for Wilco, said that Ill reasoning of ByJANF C- tSSFLIWHRY can appreciate the inan Pot at o .1. evening. And judging by the number of Wlien questioned concerning indignant and disbelieving. the County Planning and Zoning Fin not incoming calls Board decision Wednesday alone, night to deny request for SM) million Heathrow project near ——— 69 SCHOOLHOUSE 0 action of the Zoning and Planning Commission last -- : • or I'm more colunin headlines than 111iltily confused by the 3 for 49c 41 c ASSORTED 301 $1 3 Pill AI c C Date & Nut Loaf c Bread Chopped Meats — 67 Banana Loaf Cake LYKES HAM, BEEF, TURKEY C - + 43c 22 01 DELICIOUS ALL BEEF ALL MEAT C Just like the two cartoon feliahs displayed in today's 6- 7 3 ounty _______ - CHIQUITA Steakettes - SAVE 6c BALL 59c c OSCAR MAYER SAVE iOn Seeking Reason <4 Ily John A. Spoiski HOICE CHOPPED SIRLOIN i K Joy Liquid i. * * SAVE 10L BATH CLEANER U S D A CHOICE u.S.DNI ELESS $ d- ' SAVE 20c, • - - •- ixmarti turned 'tlitiiiit,'. 8 01 9 Hosiery Guard . .:- oz 4 NATURAL Pineapple $ 19 lb $149 30 Fantastiu' ero Ground DBeef $119 40 SAVE 20c.NEW lit pril is "llil '11lat is as far its the county 1 1 1,11111irill, and zi ('0111 iiii.sNion I.,, coticernit-d 36 Pampers ' jumbo Towels $ SAVE 20c, DAYTIME "ph • ., Gainesburgers lb . ( $ 10 SAVE 114c DOG - 68 1, SAVE 28c. DEL MONTE S . __________ - in C C - - 1 'ii'ttrw.'' a $21X) otilhinri I IlI 'I opu II ;i mtv otnniunity at ttit iI's .itt (I (III I tB-i .i tI f Lake Iiu)rtllu st qo mm1rtnt rd .ind 1-4 t ing Mary Boulevard phinne(i 1)) I'auluui Enter. • - .' . I Spare Ribs I's le tai - - -. FRESH MISSOURI 54OSCOTT t.II1 f,nt- .!d,'S turr., t' ,rth,u;e 1'.iuu ' 1uIT hO thu pru4itIO lust ulu t ' uud Is unur I :hat hu mc I niiii'uflIt udent ial inits P i% inul r 'h Inc nI r pr icf ; r q 1' t un s in n in iii pht fohIo in ' lunatv md that .'ith the Pt, . ,ifld ew.'r (.iriiitic water own hange from A-I agriculture to be in the $44lOO range. opxisition by nuijacent property i the mini ept the 1en'mt .vnuihl trees in 'IaId Stanley Bell representing the Bell l'Ul) (planned unit developownt rs left .. mushroom tie th development Would planning firm outlined the 'S rio nt, for the ule etopment 110 P4 tItiofl(rS IiuI'C Urthu prevlou.sI planned intact Gross density B'tl executive vice proposal of single family (,',rdon Wyllie, ri U)ii( with tht ( OUnt) 1 dncl Ftirther. Springfield intlined disclosed, would be estate homes townhouses three real (ororniccion but (MmIIiisSiOhlU prI iidt'nt is for ,00A homes levclopment plans 'nnneet the sites, a water retentions projection Al I)umvi:i as it ueiflb4r of the development, gave an un- school inuth iide iiilf biland Ilike vith would !ie (leminental condominiums. encompassing 15,aM persons. audience and obvious In I, e prewtive Vresen tion of the area. takes, thms af. Heathrow, noting it equestrian renter and cham- Four in six-lane rnads are ;matter sentiments exprewsed by the concept of planned to be laced throtigh the Ili-clinil the water level. The ,1 irerding 4rounds overflow crowd which spilled is the culmination of a year's pinriship 18-hole golf course. mbilat of native birds. nor*h ihort-if Island llake ~ie community. Tnwrihnustim Bell ilaid, would fiver into tile hallways anti (town planning. The community, he .iiu1, vouilti 'a' tc'.'uhtiiit'tI '.%nt'd un P. LA Col SPV;'TI 'he ;meru', 'xith iIn1I! I(eadiniz the 0000Slt0)fl 'xai ill be developed 10 ( hI' stited. of stairs tlir thtIO iIl.TIII.A ' -. . $ 3 INTENSIVE 5..' 1 5 Pt QUANTITY RIGHTS RFSERVEtT') - Zoning Boar Bi ow B D eath 1. OF BOOK TURKEYS - Ring Cookies % 11 NABlSO 3D s:..t Oil ITH PURCHASL YOUNG 111~ 68 Coffee di I GOVERNMENT INSPECTED 85c SAVE 2611 MOTT' G iven $200 Mi ion Project HOLDER $10 5 15 Tomato Sauce 1972—Sanford, Florida 32711 Thursday, 1 p y. September 16- 69 - tPr,nnfltIngdut0i(,UffIC'ITit mu come commtcinneD3 hR 1unts This the questI(.n that tfldlri4(Pd that they nrt not ic tnflerflhng the vicitlng .war they wu'ru' rojei-ting it in witionti dpn not pay off, 'he id4.'d niirsec. and the doctoic and pPnt4 for xhvh tPy ain dm :he,dgs' tnw; Raue of this the ,iencv tuirntri )Ti '/1tb( NIIrs fr provided homevcmtc ;iatlnt who ue their cervices tho the only crnail ;ndeenuient rtquest. , flecause the Medicare borne care are the eldery , A United Fund agency which Visiting Nurcc will try 'ting nurcec .t'neY f!11 fl Medicare, program wca grnfsly abused have worked hard and on 'h"pendetl pe the old patient vm fnre4 to ter- 'ontinue \l.dRaid, and ;eif.pay patients by many In the heginning, they t..SpflftcIbIe estiiens all their are now getting strIcter and IIVCS and siiiid.iy ,with minate its Medk'ar. 'ontraets thrumigh fle*'mher hut cann& Itur the remainder of its support, of Sept I in hnp.s of re- mccept my new patients ufl1P'S retorting many claims,'' Medicare getting mekier', are Visitinv. Nurses program h c nad \trc Martha Maithy, wretary in the same sition as one with certifying under the ausplees of further funding herri (iflSIStJiIetIy losing rfloflf!V -livintv 1hP Visiting %itiripit, r-joaled in in;iir.inre rill !hat irtiol #hp 3prninli li (III#- to the numfol (,f free 6( - — lb 98C Loin Chops • Chops 69c I tarnb Shankt lb 59c Shoulder Roast Leg "0 Lamb it, 89 RD th- to The Lack Of Firrjr SPRING LAMB 17J MAuI LAC UStvtR I3$ uOERNlIL RD M, l SJ IAhcDP?" 33 !( ;O 2_cOOKhI Iti - 1:eCO*A 58 . Terminated in Sem i nole County Due Wh;it will happ"ri Ui the itk •iwI c.Idfarly their hriine now that the GENUINE FRESH FROZEN I 3)C'ltiCtATIR l : BABY BEEF LIVER ( I It NOt SLIC I Pi r 1 -department. Thic depi'nr1''I 1IIPk L A Ended Program $ 1795 UPO, AM Jilititidi WNW Tir'j~,. $1395 BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC N AT 0 "i S.5NUL santi Pft, lizi. itus 4 QI4 - - 17-12 4 Ttili ll ph. 7 à,sktO Ph , �[r.,;r I I Longwood ( Council I lect Given ro ... $900 Million P I Actions By DONNA ESTES Some $33,07 was slashed from department budget requests in the second an a series of work sessions on the budget for the 1972-73 fiscal year by the Qty Council Wednesday. Largest cuts were made in the fire department and os building department Tentatively approved in the five departments gone over b the Council were fire department, S11l.3& city clerk's office $14,455.$0; utilities department. $,05: building inspector, U.400 and municipal court, $13344 On Friday. the Council has scheduled a I sin. session to complete Its meeting with department heads and finalize department budgets prop als. Clerks Pay Raised 4 1 r'. v Mr!. Ormie iurr;iU. ct civk f07 tht over the years. service for her lauded by the Council the new v yent. the nf$S00th Although she requested M salary S&fl0( annual pa for the board instead tentatively approved office and indicated research is being done to determine in what way the city can assist her in bringing her share of contributions to the state sponsored pension plan up to dali' In any case, the Council said partwipatior, In the sthli retirement plan by city employes will be mandzutor' in the new year. Employes last year voted against inclusion an the plan. Salary f or Mrs. ShoTrlate's pct in the current year was $e0C. But a pay scale computed b Cowiclirnan flick Crenshaw, after averaging out the salaries paid In ncigt• boring cities, showed that a city clerk with niort thar set'vr ean service should be receiving a salar of S.75U. Other item In the clerk's budget entnttvv1 af)rnv('a machine repair $3fK. were printing and supplies M. box rent $lFi.): ctwcl. wrItv' ice miscellaneous UflO; post off receptionist $,tWW or a and salar f insurance 145 LIea iTi DI 0 \/ The area, he noted, is. ia" sely settled wi th development a mile away from single family dwellings. Too, he expressed, the section is of II h'an nature with no buildings Adequate services could not be provided by aw Pau)uc'ci develnjunent. McNeil said, ui tout, and while the developer actual construction would fall I; the county and emanate to 't1f. taicpalmr Continuing, the Irate reSIdeXfl cantended, "A shopping center proposed on Lake Mars ,aulrvard would be ir esthetic IL 1' The .nu1d generate 811,000 persons in an area no handling 2,000 and ''where are the services. the school site abuts 815.000 homes in the area . He contended t he land use plan was prepared at a east to the tax- and maintained the PUI) community should be located In Pi-cmature this area. 'We have inadequate land for McNeil 5t81M. SChoOls "and this community would requite at least five schools." The County League of Civic Associations., he told the board. Attorne Mack Cleveland Jr.. representing a property owner. said the sewage treatment plant Is inciimpatible wi th his client's business, but then disgrcssed to the fact that the tO postponed until this plan is request an the agerAa to vacate made available, Continuing his dissertation in and abandon property compassing the plat of the town opposition, the tamdent %aid there is no guarantee th e development would not be completed wi th in two years and th c'mint'. would have another traffic SR 436 with regard to of Island Lake north and wf:asI and the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad. T'herefore. Cleveland w represented the applicant, queriedthet'CiteOf 3-2 in a seven- building member boI Dachn advised a majorit) vote of a quorum is necessary. Although the chair did not vote, Dchn said, "I will -this would be an excellent not hide behind a btL%hel. If I place for people to 'h' for deni a l Alnunrd, hnnI not mcc that Heathrow impose Z o ning B *1 d * ___ - - f __ _A action taken under the (it. ilinance until a si orn complaint •.j 4 ~ A 1-W- !.~f Is Rejecte * d I __ -1 _A' , ~__ - _ - - ; ~_ . Comm it ! ~~ , 11 S 2 Nearly SO SAIGON tAP) U.S. R52 bombers struck on I Boa rd pinnTK'ci ti enc'ompass l,O( units at a densit y of 6,5 per B MARION BETHEA . :& i'-, - - • and south of SR CX Developer Lester Mendell advised a condominium is A resident of Brtarclif! Drive Voiced Opposition in that the accelerated grvwth has now exceeded the capacity of the adtools, the roads we hazar- points ranging from near the -- - - 14 - - ' DMZ. miles below The bombers dropped more than 1,100 tons of explosives in the raids. The Saigon command said its - SALVATION ARMY Building Fund receives a boost as check for Si (XX) Kiwanis is presented by President Ern est Cowley in behalf of Sanford Street told the board newl) built are on double schools no B BILL sCXrIl' Final authorization to 1 P' prove agreements bringing Cimcre'ti' structural Systems. to Wednesda night by the Scrianole County Port 'uthorlt3 i&X)PAi. - - - __ R rine corrunander claimed he at- meeting in a request by James area of the complex would the' place for high density ready had enough men in the development The water quality Iortress to hang on indefinitely. barge port. mis turned Ut" dustry conscious., a $I million acvernpmenu. WUh(i WiLl ploy 345 persons building units for construction of motels and towntwusesstniilartt'ttiat used by Walt Disne y in the Contemporary Hotel. James 11)-an said bids tO construct three buildings. on the almost 12 acres of port property have alrt'uci been advertised - plaints to the proper " Mah the Lake Brantley." ni goi - post will probably be approved in 1973-74. Also approved for' the buil ding inspector was office expense, M. and mai ntenance'. $200 Court Budget Approved Municipal court budget waf tentati vet) uppr'vvt-d an esented by Judge Gene R. Stephenson. Information to pr expenditu re of $744 for a cadet co urt and clerical justify an ed and presented to Council by Mayor to be obtain auitant is It" v wn Breakdown of the budget is.: salaries. Judge'. 13.600; assistant prosecuting attorIlC)', $1,300: enWt clerk, $5,700 and office supplies. 81.SIX)' C me iisAnuig budgets to be gone over by Council Thday., that of the pober department at $167,794.74 is by tar the largest. About $36,000 was in the uri±nal budget fir the - department this year. Largest item In the budget request of the police departmantis salaries totaling 1119.000 f or 23 officers Including the chief. R equested salary of the thief is 110.000 annually. At the e time street department request totals $41391 .0: parks, buildings and cenietery $30,430.40: Wash detail 110J00 and water department $6.37!. The water department request does not include any sum f or water lint extensions. - Mrs Leon E Buffum, 70, of Osteen died this monnng a!ter a long Illness., He was born U) WIirC, Mass.,, and was a retir ed paintet' Survwurs include Ins wife' Mrs Louise' Buffuni of On'teen, daughter Mrs.. June Gagnorl. N H ; sin, i_re ho. !-:u!!unt of California: four grandchildren Bn.uon Funeral Home' in charge wwp- James I,.. Robert W. and Car) L, all of Sanftiru; brother. William of Garden Cut s, N.Y.: sister, Mrs Malta Gardus. Houston Tea.: 27 grandchildren IJ - ,, GA. :;: r°. f.14 Albert U \ on Htrbubs b4 of D004,. • : 5anItrd fur the - -. -- - member of All Souls C-thohc Church. Knights H" was a e UI Columbus Bali Name Swiet). A.mflc3fl Legion, an ' . - :: '. LI Alberta Mrs d 'lit Kramer and Mrs. Margaret Wiggins, both of Sanford. and -- ' • '. c,o,i,c 41'0 • '. A. 30'. AT& , - JADWIGA '°' AAFS C•i'J9d 594Ui'OV ' o$.cn5 rr s ' ;: Ii', • r"' - V.. , i4 Ill'. : :: : : An si. : 14" I • ~ It C At '.*-i it ' s PIN '' - ' ' '. - : : 711, 1 W oo , )O I I ds 34'. -'I A I, t 10d41 130 I tin 33 • 13s -- ,?' , i-. z - J -. = - 4 ---- - - - - -1-9- - - - -• - - - - -: ha' • ' C :, : - - - - THE OLD MAKES WAY for the new. .Fionda Power & Light Company this mcrning cornInenCed demolition of this landmark. Originally the largest icemaking plant in Florida, the building ton West First Street) has been used - - F P&L in recent years as a storeroom. A new storeroom will be Cotistructed on the site. Meantime, FP&L 18 Using leased property Sanford Airpcirl ,as a storeroom. by at ) V- ' Ii : : , ' ' - uss. ' : Os' Pen CW P% . PJta i P?tMoc tO). Pt,l, - I?, - Pit is Itio A tI - 4 . • F~4111 "0"W DOW wr Er '.'p"ie Cemir'v I'tnsw, ,r ', - Gray a -. • . .. Alt NCP, - al )?' I c - I Am Ac Am d4 'S '00 *IH*It ::: NEW YORK (API- G.n Mitt -' - KVt.P*, - - .: - Crc, IUtFUM LEON £ sc tor Leo" i st.,$spr it S12Y Report . .- d Memorial Hos.pital B(d'n I'ittstun. I'a he had lived in : • Co - the Sanford City Cnin- t ~pred rontrol thu-sugh it." M 1,'If)rf-,. and .Nlr,; Margaret Ma"'Inck .'od humps comes tip ever, .onmtittrs over the roads with humps and you will (intl bat you will be ch4lrgt'd for het.' - 4)(1 1 tigur by the tail and people -s will start crying to theiui,'' Merrt'r added. 1k' further explained he had tsi'ti late in arriving at the authority t 8:31) 4I.mml.i due to the Merver al.,a-) lx)inted roit that Orlando is now wanting a third mtomohih'' intl ( •I 't be arranged. A. K , .' •r _____________________ Shoemaker Jr Range I cf •r to send a letter t requesting a meeting. In a motion by M.'r 'r 'h approved •wndiflg f .' Street N Ity MA!tlON BETIIEA Ma>ttr Lirt'nct, Siofford carpiurte. At last week tlisagrei'd, noting the city has rnei'ting. mention was made INGS — and a motor- Action on the city's new street and "we are now 15 years too the I 1I __________ _______________________________________ - / umbers Delayed I 'ii r.wnfln t'I' — - - ,fII lJ1J 'J l ationalong, the road. police cruisers together for four.Ianing the road between S,iriforrl A',t'niie linfi Sit Airport than any point the Airport Boulevard to (i'iur-Lanerl prtivt'tmit'ts hi Sit ei Airport Boulevard Mi'rrer stated (hi' authority (lanu1it people could designatt' Cleveland suggested that , in arterial road for everyone.' should take a position that the arid \l,'rct'r added. ('dv (' tiitllISSi(tfl and ('(iuznt)' t;ilks t,4't'. "'n ftt' It4?hOtIt ' I 4==r=____?r__-~ - --- : - • •-• -----__.--- - 40" Ranq ,,,.,— w, Ir city ball at no cost as well ,t riys- the maintenance building Cycle stopping cars and giving numbering system has bt-en late with the numbering 'That's bad.'' injected CouncilIt'll). out speeding tickets to a line of deferred until next week In other action of council. au. man Helen Ke)wr obvious ts~ followinq dissention of the people," Mercer continued. was given for th e the possibility of "backser;itthorization iI'ul ice were ordered by the system by Councilman I)ani('I Al e of feet of land near Key- ching." ('ity ('omnniission to charge Ikirfitian. , with identical name road is "ridiculous." speed through the residential ed. are 1J,(XX) residents I u.. i IuIIittiig, ' ito Stock ' "- Finch said that this question .Janet authority - --- Suiiirn 4u llu'lieh Malcom W. Bordeaux, Orlan- ., . ALBERT 'so's t"Joon fh Sol 311 - Mi airport irmipoi'ul the speed limIt ith posteti signs warning all airport. lie aulvised, 'It is tune the)' reallie they have one here motorists. the subject of Airport at Sanford.' ,\lsi, tin He further explained it is letter to City and Count advised the Boulevard, Mercer Marion A. Mahar, 1)t'ltona MullIt' Macy, lh'Rona Pauline Spive', Lake Monroe - . by 1111t 11.1111"11"O. III(. economy of the l.owell K. Itauder Alene Iit'rnosh' Crvy,lf -- routes for airport traflut' ('miunission in an effort to 54'vu'ral mii.'iiilwrs of Sariluril resolve the ronmiplaints anti still - streets such as Mattland . / , arl II JIll-I. SUfl'fl Johnnit, W. Nlact,-,ii Jr, Garfield Armstrong Adolphus II. ('ti.imiibt'rlain Arthur It Beadles : : : s..nswa •iuhv, Ernest cle( 'lintock 25 MP H Protested .%Iae. M. Jories John V. Ilionley, Dvilary ' - 5 "' 5 Who Cl-" 9! $fl,no4 M.'rno',Al P4pi$a. C 41,111 ba N!IC 6' 9 V1' - "&mulls William On Airport Blvd. Anna 0. Myers Monday Singleton :, -. - Iu .' roe or four years in the • only ''I can't honestly ,idvt'e 'he Bmird to authniatie .-ipeeil 'imps across piihlIt' roads. You '1 be f,ic.'rI 'tith .1 rising p1 a i nt.s from 'trts- of Sanford ':..: ....... - - public hearing will be con. ducted by the County Coin- 1,1414 011 i ' ' - nummiht'ring." Iiorfuuiin said he 511W ''Sttilit' SCflSt'" to changing - - , Bernice J. ltrotiken Mack I). G reene ..:,:.::::.:.:.:.,:........:.::,:,.:::-:::.:::'.:.;.; • — Viffi 1 RBULIS ALSi P C I left I UI'e('ts new It'actii'rs F'ir'st row, If-It to 1111111. Sheila Calnvroti, Nlt-,~ Catherinf- h-111aln Ellic' Doris McGrilf Carl A. Rogers ' —"" FuneralNotices ________________________________ ________ 114) gain to tilt- change of tilt, A1,.',IONS and seven great-grandchildren - ________ iiV' - Fhjha (orixim Jr. . 4 - patrolled. - - I,incla NI. Harris ••• - has not claimed the dog, a the school crossing along the ganization regarding the it l SII E.NIIIIA( 13,1972 - Luruth Anthony, Louisville, Ky.: three ions LEON Bi, FFL'M and confined for seven daysand i f loutiti to lx' vicious as defined in the ordinance, will be humanely ilisposed of, H /. - -- _______ Gen -. - --' - - II - Saigon - - , - - - . ______ __ area I -. :. r fective upon notification from area and requested such as whose street numbers would be knowledge of the real characte Secretary uf State that it trucks, haulers and buses be changed. lie is of the opinion of the company, according to the has been filed. prohibited from using the road, this would create a burden in reports presented. ___________________ changing mail, driver license, etc,, and that this Is 'ridiculous.'' ''It will hi' a osp a serious In con v enien ce to people'," he said. and "there is to ,f ownership, will be picked '11)e ordinance will be ef- Apparently the broker had n t V ' Area Deaths . - by do,-it. 1 - , - --q 6, $219 I 1a i 11900 Is mop III 71 . M•tnd 53 4' NN I 0 - I)lS('IIAItGI-.S Sanford: Mrs lianhllill lloyd and It,ilt girl l':tlVIiIi Wildow K. lA)('ke I':liiaLwth Pelk'(ier ----------------- - Karen Wells I I (ii .4 I 4 - t-.......it I Mile lillian It. Vickt'r lI%rttn I. Robinson liutli A ('ttlt'iuian, t)t'lttti .1 Grant, l)t'lIar oo Im,imit lIs'nirit'tt4i 1' )"rluo.'r, l)t'l(ttua I)ian,u (' ('hlipmmian, l"i'rn Park l:d ant l"t'rgusiun, Witit'r Springs -- Avenue wid Sit 436, but could not see the feasibility of changing local streets. ----- --- ---- - if the applicant is unit 3 and annexation on first reading of four acres propert' amt'r.able. Request for abandonment on Wyniore Road, which :nsas tuiade by James Lucas, whc. eludes the Matson and Jarcim - MaCEL 4O5 The property. having been appraised, will be sold for approved plats for Spring Oak.i - p - - -. " - days before destruction of heavy traffic situation along the likened to a in area in which County who had handled the If) the annual if it is declared route. are through :;trcets. streets all culiipany transaction for hit' If it is declared that vicious. to contended it 'Flit')' was This,hi' said. is ri t i:irrI1m" money to agreed to refund the (log is not itiOUS it %4.111 hi dangerous to allow heavy Altamuninte to provide a the the ioin4in and its owners. vehicles from the air port to , I trttui,in ima'fltiti'i' Further release From the contract, returned to Elsewhere, the Saigon cornAnother resident mentioned would deteriorate." Two ii1twe to multiple family audience screeche! 'No- agr mand reported two terror aton property at the bouthwest there are G3 cnimplexes listed in residents Of Weluva Springs the Winter Park directory west Road cited the traffic night- tack,sth.at ki lled 10 civilians and corner of Longwood. Wekiv suggested a Patrick prings Road and east Lake of 1-4, and suggested the board rnarrandthedensityofl0.Sper wounded 18, moratorium on growth be S A grenade tossed into a wake i(run!lp' flriv containing 65 refuse an further develo ment acre development would "put a declared in the county, ar the provincial capital of ne Springs lot of cars on Wekiva is area. Lake Brantk-, she in th acres contending. "Where M a haffey disclosed tie said, is the only recreational Raad." Mahaffey rebutted, Cbeo [leo in the central highng ned ruined by "What are we going to do with lands killed five mourners and a 523 unit garden lake in the planned statenienl was. followed b is all the people COITiUig into the wounded four, the coinapartna'nt complex similar to pollution. burst of applause although mand said, county. The county must "It is with regret we sas Lake Howell Arms.. It would be, Daehn had cautioned against Enemy gunners fired three' he said, an all adult complex Sanlando Springs fall into the logically expand." SC) diaplin) of emotion Chairman Robert Daehn mortar rounds into a ferry sta generate tax hands of the developer," she would which One member of the audience editorialized, 'For a long time tion 20 miles south of Da Nang. revenue and not just drain the declared, "and we don't want to cried uut:'The)"rechuldren. not area with schools being needed see the Same thing happen in it WMS ec'ononmucally feasible for killing five civilians and woundJust numbers" the c'punT to ing 14, the command said. trantlt'y for the children '" - project, : numberingas well as people ar. Commimnisslon Monday bitrarily changing num bers. telephone number listed in mission to determine If i(is a night took the speed limiting The idea has changed In dog and to wait an action after many residents In I)orfman maintained , phony number. A vicious Miami was a additional inininitim number of the area compiained about the with the ritinAwring systern reputable broker III Seminole ments from moving into the Citadel Wednesday, but the ma- and Zoning the School Board, but no record of the dealer on the dred. Continuing, Farr said that the fl1itne on it and there ' counteroffensive June 28, and on Tuesday some marine element,s fought their way into the 19th ce ntury Citadel. Heavy North Vietnamese resistance prevented reinforce- all count) and with no indications deed only had the woman's end of the 14 days, if the owner South Vietnamese launched a Patrick, stressed he is concerned with the school City situation Forest Ted Roderick detailed a Opponent Allen Bixb - told the B MARION BETHEA Elementary, he said, was buil t boar-ti this is the' third time the report from a biologist wi th the for a capacit) of 7), and "We don't want an) more issue has arisen and cited the Florida Game and Fresh Water enrollment now stands at 1,024. people." Thus stated a resident increased traffic on SR 434. Fish Cormumasion in which it "We cannot of the Lake Brantley area at Late Bmantle-y. he noted, is one was stated precautions should it, go on like this.," he said count) Planning of the few lakes. left unpolluted 1* taken "to protect the enQuatrinan Robert )aetui told Wednesday's nment, Lake shiom are not Commission and ruri4iff from the park __________ - since if offensive below DMZ March 30 and took Quang Ti-i May 1. The Still another ob,lector. Ken (commission Chairman Greg removed. I have a couple ods who ride the r --ads ads .n --!snn to the allei.ition that question hero and theymanatt' had neither The " tt't tcipped by the i'nnctsM.' phrase in the so t ts betnut "4itP nor' considerable ;i"TItiofl Rush said. We don't objeci )rt has been expended to f) any safety hut .n!rnl speed -.'.ridit ions all nuist be practical in our s •r the iu:1t', ard that prtiaeh. The criteria for 'rtainly the Sheriff has never taltation if hamper or riirnh.' thihited any tack f - concern strips would 1w' very iin'oiveil f,'r the problem • ese troops were killed and 28 wounded. North Vietnam launched an Lake Branfley Areo cage and when upon leash only, a muzzle must be used. Vi('ious utogs found at large m an unincerporated area in the peol humps in their parking .ir.'* and they were found to be icsatisfactory and have 1wsn . ports said eight South Vietnarn- sessions Industry pitches to the elderly retired. Wednesday, Preliminary re- Oak thank you ma'.irn' fl Slow streets in an 31tempt 1k reported one elderly WOlflhIfl Vicious (logs Found at large frotu Ilithlo, purchased a piece Mayor Swoffor: Yestertla arid with identification of motorists ho violate (lie speed Dur (man contended th e stone and Turnbull Streets in a of property in the subdivision of owes the cit that if tAlcas said abandon me nt, was ownership will be held for 14 luiiit by as nunicti as one mile I systi'mn had "gotten out of requested University North and the city tiwi'; and will pay, 11)- (lays following notification of J. S. (Red) Cleveland, airport hand" and that the initial plan \ti>ot Swofford said the street 1w refused a building permit. will be paid. as r"e'r platted but acquired him, Lucas At the manager, said to set a 25-mile- was simply to change streets vestigction discovered that the owner by certified mail. In further action counril namese and found the bodies of 45 others slain by air strikes Club to Capt Billy Lyons. company iituis its sales The form killed 103 North Viet- ( Staff Photo) Another resident of County Planner I)avid Farr. the • . -1 dous., there are no Planned ' tmnere ---fl __ Seminole County, according to to szrt the North Vietforces at Quang 'Ti-i, 19 . In blight on reputable real estate Hot is 45 miles north of the DMZ and is be ing used as a rear base I - . - heart of the matter, 5h411l la' taken (out tit confinvinent u n le ss ri'straint'd by leash or ''Dirt peddlers,'' who are a mile of Qu.arig In Cdi, Dong W at- - planned. o - -- I.'sire nor the manpower to fletbodiI control. cml,'' r.'questing speed ennnh' Plaia had 'Ii -' , - slfl"/KI)WSKl By thaes.e marines lock ed in hard fighting at Quang Th. The eight-jet Stratofortress hit at North Vietnamese supply , AV • - fire and police protection Concrete fl C I e te C 7 . ___ - - - ,, __ sewage treatment facilities or c.rnPA zone today in support of South -- structiori Corporation for a SR 434 to the southern zoning change from A-I perimeter of his. property, locat , A PatI __ ...-. ...- - Board Wednesday -ruxed"a from MontgomM Road and request b) Greater Con- the developer agreed to pave I amih' . Access would be the counts Planning and Zoning green belt. on 160 - ~ Continuing in 6 vein of denial acre. An interlacing pathwa% of rezoning requesU principally system is planned, a camdue to vigorous public ob)ecUova. munit) club, and a 0-acre agriculture to R-3A multiple ues ed Montgomery Road lying east of ____-_ - _~, - __. - v - r' county is deemiiu'd iinlllwful fur a dog to lmiisSittIi. run at large in any public park, John V. Mercer , authority I)l.l)ltrI)ri;itl recreation area or vice ('hairtnlmn, said the sL).o'uI school ground. limiiit is unreasonable.'' Vicious (logs miiay not be "The City Commission has a I iomebdv xrong ,ingle - -• - . - - - IN)gs running unrestrainvil. hich Marsu't' siiitl is really ti A)n unless restrained and it per, bikc v'r'tn the r'immond said he tnOk not . within B GEORGE ESPER Associated Press Writer - ;: 4, ,I- tO Airport Authority at toflay's Warn i ng On irt Peddlers' .i coild be killed, n4 the cOint'.' would 1w blamed for It I do flr! .cnfrr Wools, 'here 'there feel that this is an apprnpri:it" many small -htldren, and way to control ;peed law -ineø th e countyhasneither the enforcement the ppropriite f(ie in the area, The urdinanwe is to be t'f- the dog is licensed or uriljt't'nsed regular mmioritlil ImiN'tIfllT 01 flY residential or tutu fective in any area of St'miiinole in pt'ar.ul 'unhappy'' with (lii' IH'W liit'rI'i4il LIfl'4i. Uniter (lii.' teruis the boOnithiti I ounty 25 mnik'.Iw'r-houir traffic limit itt the ordinance, It is unlawful stretch to iiiijsist'd wi the one f or a n owner to allo his (log of Airjsirt Boulevard betweem1 go upofl property of another 11 S. 17-92 11011 Sanford Avenue Saturate '_ 7,0 . is received in (lit' sheriff's .fl ith Nottingham nd Sus" f'ids and at 'ntt,ngham and aIlIIii4ils. mission." Bombers -': ..10 10 Ofl tops g('niI'r1il lass, liit-li could miwami iIiicli exhibit'. l it lois ethitiitel tu'nib'nries Iutivaril att4ickiniT, $54)O or sixty days in jail Marsee stspulatu'd however, hitinit, imotuling or utlierwi,.t' tlo rio arrest shall hi' made tuir ifljuiriiig j)t'0l)lt' or to exclaim, 'They just pasthg the buck to the C unty Corn- ~w ',--.---~.:-w ,.~_ -mm~— _ ~ , _7 - I 1. (°tmty motor tPl4'flt5 - " Enterprises left, one was heard - . , / nu'rs of vicious units to by a leash, cuilty of a misdemeanor and street.s, or iithin (hi' property tijtn conviction will Iii' litmiits iii iR iiri .r ki"io't As the entourage of Paulucci under page 48 of the PU'D or11"d • had voted I would have voted In an about-face. Fart stated. "1 have a gnawing feeling the : ,;0 " . niunk'Ipiilily "llestrimit" iilentifir% vontrol uintiur the control III (onfull. tlj(Ilj Ilenaltirs for it (imilw1unt lierson and vi1ation of tlii' ordinance are obedient to that I)ersuIn '5 person i'I)!iliil4ifl(LS or iilhiri a vehicle pelIt'uI 4)111. AO'I V10lating the ordinance will be heing, driven or parked on tit: 't'. the ;'tition •trriscinfl from . All III,. coutity; and ri-quires the the attorney had ruled that only Continuing. Farm s't'ssed, .i_i - in ('iIn. 410r11's of any ('niint tiruler tount y It Is enacted liussioners voted to adopt an Ihi' ordinance creating II dog leish the general hitiiii' rule power if law for the County. This or- the rount for the purposes f ilsnimt'e 415 explained by Artirli: p r o v 111111 g n e r e s S 81 l Howard Marsee, rf'I:iI iltluns for control of Ion A ttorney rel;itt's to the regulation and anti it-lius clogs In the lnlvr control in residential and of (lit' public hrisltli, safely a' of iielfare of tIn' titl.'ns of W. aren tonunerrial unrrstrained'' dogs. Also ('taint). In defining soiin' of t)ii' t,'ri included are provisions and regulations fur control and Iii 1)11' ordlnanci', \lir!.4'I' s;I;-1 that 'at large' lIu.iIlS aiiy il',: ihcpos.il of Vicious" ilugs. ner atil It ilet'Iar"s illi'g.il for any off 1114' ;)rop4'rt% of it toner to allow his dog to run riot under the restraint or uinri'straint'd in certain areas of control of 41 competent person St'iiiiiiole '1 Fire Chiefs Salary Cut F'olluwini Cr enshait n recommended pi'' s:-alt , ('.nunc'li de cl in ed to ama'ovr the $6,000 salary for th e new 'car requested by utili ties cler k, Sallye Haislip. but tentatively approved *5.500 annual pay. Her curren t salary is. $4,300 annually. Other Items given the okay an Mrs Haislup's budget request was printing, $500: cards, $2Th, of lice' expense, $500 postage.box rent, $9811; billing machine' payments. $1,030 and nuscelianeous. M. Praise f or department heads was the word at the Council workshop session , with the city's build ing inspector, Kenneth Eyncxi receiving his share, as. well Decla red to be doing a tremendous job by (LIUnCII Qiairman Eugene Jaques., Eynon's request for a annual sabir) nevertheless was turned down and one of $8,000, ill accordance with the pa plan, approved instead The cut., however , is not as much as It nppenrs to be Eynon had in cluded within the sLOOP sum, the ('It) 's payroll taxes far his. past The alloca ti ons asked by the inspector of 16.500 for an ss a istant was also t urned down, but the Council indicated the mc'nt plant to the nearest maximum return, we must sa 'no' to some of the line things that are coming before us. I sin _____ I -.1 ,j y Attorney S. Joseph l)avis Jr., Excellent Place To Live' Ervin, Tallahassee. requested the board exercies it authority' - Raise Denied Roule'ard be four-Inned and that there be a 00-foot buffer in the area of the sewage treat- noted, the applicants did not own the entire portion of the land to be developed ~v Speed Bumps' By Count William Kirchhoff to deny, and the vote was 3-2. Voting to dniy rommendatiOn to the County Commission were Eugene Shirley . William Kirchhoff and George Deshambeau. Voting to recommend the venture to the s governing body were County' Clifford Ranks and Richard flan ks. 11w ch.iir abstained and member Wendell Agee was absent. ('' # 1%^ Residents Seek % Ii 1 airman Robert Daehn then called for the motion, made by suggested that Lake Mary was night hearing last PU1'I premature in that the th the PUt) development be A A would be in the best interests of the county at this particular time." wouldhavetn theadjacefltarea hch he owns along with Irving and Ja ck Feinberg. Relative to roads., be said. the Pauluc,ci plan is predicated on abandoning certain roads to allow lateral flow of traffic. Counts- Planner David Fart' was asked his recommendation discloaed he in the iie, and applicants the convinc ed is conceived the best planning He available. principles payers and should be adhered zoning ordinance requires. the owner must ow-n all of the land. had a a Paulueci. he said,lso &A . t2- 11, 9 .is a natural, beautiful area,"McNeilsaid,and 'afl ask is that devclnpc folIos the county master plan of kni density The resident cited an Industrial plant to the northeast four and £15-lane r3ads going into Lake Mary Boulevard Who is going to pay for the widening voinr it) come from" 1 sewage treatment facility had recommended a nez' w.aster 1snd use plan for the county and McNeil requested provided the wbml sitesi. the IF 4 .1 I (_J restrictions. He said he, too, is concerned with the effect the ." County " 0 ta xpayer"" Another resident contended • the Markham Woods th e opined Association -i.- pu1tio of Heathrow wnild ceed that of Sanford tvntualh and would be.ome "the biggest city in ninok L. () 11 D ' Beautiful Area Continued From Page Ii By Largest rut, saint' $lIi$4f , wa.' made in the city's fire department request. Ten tatively approved was the employment of a futime chief and one paid f ireman. Indica ting it was bowing to pressure from the citizens. the board red uced the salary' previously a pproved for Fire Chief Carl Lommler from 110,000 annually to $,100. in explaining the cut to Lomnniler, Mayor Kenneth Brown declared, "You would not believe the pressure that has been ta-ought to bear on the C'Anmcil .' The mayor added to Lomumler, "You got caught up in politics," again referring to the complaints from citizens and the fact Council "must respond to the people or they won't be re-elected" Lounniler was pr aised for his long service to the community and it w-*s made dear the $900 cut was. not an indication the board believes him to be any less an excellen t chief. Although Lonunler 's budget requent incl uded alloca tions for three ad ditional full-time paid fir emen . Council insisted while It would like to be able to hire th e men, th is e xpenditure' III as yet be afforded by the city. At Brown 's recommendation some P1,300 was tentatively approved for one man, an addition to the chief. Otter Items approved tenta ti vely were : volunteer f'u'emneni reimbursement. $3,200; supplies, M. office cxpenses., *5110; gas and oil , $400; telepbone,$375; truck re pairs. *500; radio repairs, $200; schooling, $400; seminars, $200; uniforms, M. ties- equipment. $4000: payment on fire tr uck, 84.180 and miscellaneous, $250 0 I Geomge McNeil. ripresentli'g 3 Dog Leas h Act okaved Trrsaay, Sept. 14, 1 2A—TheSanford Hera id 8 ',4 F"PI 1/ _______ - --- Sanford Electric Co. Open Mon thru Fri I A.M. 2522 PARK Jo P M Closed t. PH. 322-1562 ------ _________________________________________________________________________________________ - �_ Sale. Save 20% on this F i mm Ais - _ family room _11k1l .. __ s What' __ VIA The super great sales furniture. you'll J ___ Save $55 Reg. $275. Sale $220. Jj . find Save Sale 8° sofa is coiert-c; in gold or black supported vinyl No-sag spring - l Sale $131 ngt char. 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I - •i.fl..:' - of- or Save 35.90 on a washer-dryer pair... mu.tI fabric settings. QV 0 Sale prices effective thru Saturday. $229 -- . Itorned -i fantastic collection of color Suntan, Coffee bean, gala, Jet brown jet bl,%ck, grey, mist L4II - styling a,~. ___ .• ..•. • savings. Nude heel Save $5 lf/ , Special $ / Pen panti-hose. 328 IJJ f, iiyurethane foam .: 16.6 Cu. ft. refrigerator '1 - at I ls specia and Save on men's leans! • 5 Muut,rn st, about r urcr1r / . rr(J P-irlri rJ ' Thursday, Sept. 14, 1972 4A---Thc Sanford Herald Open 10 a.m. 'til 9 p.rn. Monday thru Saturday. - ltsjfll . rt the e. SANFORD PLAZA! ' �6A— The Sanford Herald Letters To Editor Thursday, Sept. 14, 1972 Editorial Comment __ Political Notebook A 1 1t V. Who Lost In Primary '? The A Non — Voters! 1, on Tuesday. They are useful as guidelines. They are, in an instance or so. alarming. But with the showdown season which is now truly underway with Nov. 7th as the finals, they should not be ignored. Among the losers, the ones who suffered most were the registered voters who did not even cast a ballot. In Seminole county the indications are that less than (inc-third did their duty. A survey of the mass media efforts. dcctronic nd by the written word, to give the people the "right to know" can be assessed by the most impartial judgment as of being a very high order. Among the politicians who geared for and did do battle for the nominations or the elections the case of the judges, the election night in reaction was one of almost stunned disbelief. What do you have to do to get the voters out? Who is listening? Doesn't anybody care? Of course some did listen and some did care .wd tht'rt' wrc' some results which gave answers to these queries which were more than the victory of a candidate or the victory of a single appeal. The pocketbook has always been accepted as the most sensitive nerve that the citizen possesses. Any politician who can send a lance into his opponent with the barbs of increased costs to sharpen the attack, has an advantage. And this seems to be the reason for the success of State Senator Gerald Lewis in winning th e Democratic nomination for the Public Service Commission from incumbent Jess Yarborough. While Yarborough had the edge in the Seminole County totals it was Lewis who carried the large vote counties on the crest ef an attack on the Yarborough record of public utility cost regulation. Higher utility rates doomed the in cumbent. Senator Lewis, however, will have a real test ahead when the actual election is held and he comes into fuliscale battle with the GOP nominee, Republican National Committeewoman, Mrs. Paula Hawkins of Maitland, a competitor of no mean abilities and spirit, Another result which is not surpricing, however, but is indicative of the public attitude towards another veteran state official is that of State Senator Bill Gunter in his bid for nomination as the Democratic standard-bearer for the newly aligned 5th Congressional district br X #anfairbf% rraLb I E L E PHONE 8319993 3?? 2611 300 N ..' FRENCH AVE . SANFORD. FLA 32771 WALTER A 3IELOW Editor i'nd Pubhsher NE D DOYLE Adjtr'tnQ D:rec?or 8 Ass? ?o Pubhshe' 'r "ANK VOLTOLINE. Circulation Gt-nerl JOHN A SPOLSKI, As-ra?e Ed,lor ,' it.I[D VAN PELT 1,anaging Editor WINIFRED F C'IELO6 Comptroller - ROY GREEN Ad v ertising Maner , AF FORD DERBY Eotor at Edlorsal Page TAYLOR Sports Edlor CHARLES HAYS :.iE CASSELBE PRY RALPH HAYS Cornp Pr'u"n Foreman GARY M(Piflic Sup? i1 Offbeat Ruminations Lady Luck '.)RIS RAY STEVENS Pre-, Room Foreman ILLIAMS Ed toc Socict, BILL -. Photographe r JR Statf VINCENT — SUBSCRIPTION RATES 15( '('t' S9Oc6 Months Home Deliv ery 13 V -. - -. Sar'ue As Home Delivery In Fcrd, M,,I S SOMQflth 51f1 (i() I YE-ar - 70 ?,,.,r" e ,':rths I0 IS Poct& Reulat,ons pro,.de that ma il U iu.d in 17 rnos 1.70 00 $? All Othi.'r P.'.iI .id.a'ue I riered as 'i'cond class rn,??'v (\'t"r ($tcc Dl Sanford F I ul tdA 3277) 'i " ,, rh,,,, par lot ,ru, maN'raI n-s o Ac c'r?cnQ t1 !h, edut ,on of P't' Sanford Herald ma tw r,'prxljced i n an rrann'r .,rttfl petmussuon of the' publisher of The Herald Any i n d"-'du?l or firm respz,nsble f or •.,,icPi r e production At li be be gj unlrir;uiu; on The Herald coprght and 4,, r 1` *thj s riC5ered Is "u ,' '.'rn,uS Tu"e Herald is a member of the Ass,atpd Press which is en '?)ej i"cIusie)y t0 1he u' by reprod,jc?oru of a ll the Ial r,rv.s fl this ne,ssoaoer Well, beyond doubt you're a born loser if— Your shoestring breaks not once a year in an emergency but once a month. The day dfter the firm ou spent 30 years with finally names you a vice president it goes into bankruptcy. You never got to show how smart you were in school because the teachers always called on the students to recite alpha beticaUynd your name would be Zintmerman. You were too small to make the basketball team and too skinny to play football. Fern Park I Estates Goldenrod (astbrook 11 31 69 15 Fore st City Ann Riiev Ji 9959 Casselberry Tanglewood Kathy N'b?mc P30 ''Y' u" C' 'i.' Lake Mary Ann Sec.-. 3?? 5. ',,'. LkOfl?Ot' ?? ?e Longwood ;,.'. 14 I f., ji Chuluota Wirier Spr*f95 3655565 Mar yHy?t 1345486 Mrs Sue McEachern Community Colored Marua Hawk Ins, 37 54e OelIon,a DeBary Enterprise Carl Allen ,7 t I UJp'r.i Hs lInuci; IIIOSS T Some Democratic leaders say they are astonished at Sen. Ge)i')C Mcthe evident complacency with which high conimafld views the Gallup P°II Gos'ern's original showing him 34 points behind President Nixon. take They think it is foll' for McGovern's people topresion the Peniixrat comfort now in the fact that he s' nter'sp!ing showing of no dential nomination despite a w more than five to six per cent in the polls. is that The oIeratls e thing today, these leaders suggest. with an incumbent battle flC-tfl'OflC McGovern is in a president who not only holds a huge lead but shows sigtis of cutting into traditional DeImKratiC voting blocs and has enormous financial resources to hack him up It is being argued that there is almost no comparison between this situation and McGovern's wintettim" psi' tion, when he was still little known in the nation and was not perceived either 1w voters or political figures and oh ervcrs as a serious presidential contender His superior field organization, dedicated and numersI ri'ngth as, was i1e,illy suited to maximizing his 'ote UI primaries marked often by modest voter turnouts and an incredible arms of rival candidates. Because of factoi-s like these. Gallup does not do polling in primary campaigns. At no point. for instance, did he per cent ever fm in 197: that McGos em was only at live in New 'Ilampshir' or Iowa or Wisconsin of serious In light of this tact. McGovern was guilty distortions of polling evidence as he struggled uphill last winter, Take Iowa, to illustrate. The state did net hold a primary. hut late in January conducted 2.&kl party precinct cauc;,ces at which delegates were chosen for future county i St iii l,ttt'i dstrict and state conventions conventiufl named the act ua I delegates to t he natiuuiial consents on at Miami Beach McGovern won 2.1 per cent of the jiecinet. level vote in a turnout of a few tens of thouant1s lie promptly said he had done ''seven times" better than his national poll status. Ile was misleading on several counts. In the first place. the Iowa tote was virtually a head-to-head test with Sen. Edmund Muskie. whereas the national poll measured McGovern against a field of nine candidates. St'condlv the Gallup people told me then that his Middle Vest showing was roughly 10 points better than his national Average More significant still, an unpublished straight MuskicMcGovern poll, leaving out the other contenders, put McGovern in January at around 25 per cent in the Middle Vest—more than h got in Iowa. If I could make this inquiry at Gallup's offices, so could he. The'McGovern people know as well as anybody knows that what a dedicated campaign force can do in 'a given state in a limited vote, and what a national poll will disclose. may not be cloelv related. Furthermore, they know full well that victory brings Its polling rewards. As McGovern began to win and the field narrowed, he became better known and was perceived as a serious contender Not surprisingly, his status in the national 1)0115 rose. But to argue that he was always at the higher level and that the polls were grossly in error is absurd on its face. I have always had a deep . — • last's: More than 115 million people with a were formally affilied some religious group. Mr. Gould also said, "Never before in history has a people acconsplisht'd so much, given much, and asked for so little Our society is far from perfect but it is also Ear ar'I away the uiiost enlightened. most unselfish, most t'oinp.ussioflfltt-' in . / / 'I V.. CØ.'p r__. servil" - _ 777_77~ ___________________________________________ Union Vs. Non Union Hard-Hats In Middle Of Squabble The nation's hard-hat construction of a worsening rift that has already seen several outbreaks of violence, At the root f the squabbling is every argument you've ever heard about union vs. nonunion jogs. Construction unions claim th e are fighting for "survival." Th ey say nonumonists 'e undermin in g hard-fought payment scales. Nonunion workers and organizations throw up traditional "right-to-work" arguments and claim the unions are "gouging" th e public. Their most serious conten ti on — is that unionists are using seemingly with justification strong-arm tactics to intimidate nonunion workers. All the elements of the nationwide argument are present in a recent classic case in the Philadelphia area. Philadelphia area hard-hat unions — threatened by ii fiveyear low in new construction in the city and it movethent of large-scale projects into the suburbs. where wins tare little control — want to take over the manpower market in th, entire metropolitan area. Altemose Construction Co. — with business in exces of $20 million per year and work under way oli a $10 million Sheraton Hotel complex it vows to build without using a single union construction worker — is the Philadelphia — — Building and Construction Trades Council's first major target. Backed by the Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc. ABC), company president J. Leon Altemose insists on running it "merit shop" in which he can hire union or nonunion workefs. "I'm going to fight them to the end," Altemose said. "I've laid everything on the line — everything." The combatants agree on only one thing: the stakes are high because the bit ter struggle developing betw een Altemose and the hard-hat unions is Just a skirmish in a larger war across the country as "merit shop" contractors band toge ther in th e ABC. Nonunion contractors and subcontractors who pay an average of $1.50 per hour less than union scale "threaten to destroy construction wage rates," according to union spokesmen. Altemose contends that the union has launched a campaign of terror and violence against his company and his allies. He said the main issue in the fight is "whether the organized workers have a right by the use of threats. violence and force to stop me from building the Sheraton," Union members, according to Altemose, have repeatedly threatened him and his fnmily with physical violence, Union leaders said they deplore such violence, and denied any sponsorship of it. Pennsylvania Avenue For I Osten fArti, (r,'nt'nvc1..' 322 44 Geneva Ovued SIavsa 1.i .t' "u' B> EDY. #1W NEILJtN Cople-> News Service Sometime WASHINGTON in the future, when Richard Milhous Nixon gets around to doing his memoirs, he will have to write that 172 was a very good year. Assuming that he wins the November election, It will be the year that he put it all togt.thtbr. — Mr. Nuon or any other American president before )'m could hardly single out 12 months that have included more political accunplishznent and personal satisfaction. The thtics have said that the recent GOP convention In Miami Beach was too tightly scripted; that even the spontaneity of shoutmg on the convention floor was rehearsed. There is another side of that coin, however. To some observers it is the same thoroughness of planning a tranquillity contrasts with the riots and demonstrations of years past. The efforts at Miami Beach to embarrass the President with street demonstrations were actually minor: the na- , - ' In ' , By T04,1 RA( St .tsorlatd Prec Writer - -: ' -t . I k, A 40 I - '. - A. ': .. .. . V , . ,- - ,.. . ' . '1 ' . - ' 1' . p . . . 1. , " 3 '' • " '4 11.0 . . i,. f" ..' '; ' ' ''c - - i.'". . f t ( 'vp q,, ..1, •- rill ' 'cb'5 t , e ,'. .' ' .. .'. q" - '' It' i - . ' - " -" . Ithrl)iI'I Hensley, Keith ( 'owan, Charles I.11(1, SAI"ETV I iVl'l(( )l Ineml)('rs are installed l)' £ I cil)41 1 ('I.-I\ C. Carroll at Sanford GI-all S('Ilool I ('1( to i'ight second row. llt'I h M;IcuU, Janet , fl(l('I'SOIl, Todd I"i't'enia 11, Shan Thomas. 5)ii'l i Wit'(' and Vincent Thomas hack r ow, . ''' .:.c;' . :. - - . I ' • ' #I - , ' ' .1 . , , - tional antiwar protest move- be dymg. Mr. Nixon has presided over both the winding down of the war and the near dhzunation 3f the draft, two key points in defusing the protest movement. There are some challenges left, some minuses still among the pluses. Although American ground troops have left tin fighting to South Vietnamese forces, U.S. planes are bombing throughout Indochina at record levels. American prisoners of war rein North Vietnamese m camps. Despite high-level diplomatic maneuvering, Including miny trips abroad by presidential emissary Henry Kissinger, the Paris pace talks continue to be deadlocked. The nemaining challenge to the President in Vietnam is to achieve an honorable solution of the Vtetrutm war which would include halting of bombtrig, and the returi cJ the ment seems to isors, Mary Jane . Armstron g , N ancv I"rei'man, afl(l Rachel I lam rIck Staff Photos , Wek'iova R'i'v e r Pollut'i' on Clamp Down Is Pro t' ise — d Ken M'jer;, fMiami. 'A''tid seek th e 'iit. However, Barton said he had spoken with 1r', Sen rAIA.AHAS.SF.I:, Fla (APi Myers immediately after Ilollahan's defeat 'arid Sen Sen. l'nipsey Rarron. r Panama CIty, says he has Myers is now pledged to me." Barton said he has not only rnllected enough pledges from ø'nators previously committed been gathering pledges from inGeorge eumbent legislators, but also fri defeated Sen hir.11ahan, fMiami. to become from nonincumbent nominees Rarron faces no Republican Senate president in 17S-7 Ftarron said he will call a cats- opposition and was re.-eieeted (US of Senate Democrats during handily Tuesday over Margaret the Legislature's November or. Z Brock of Chipley Barton and aniz.atlonal session so he can Home, who also fau'es no oppofrurmnally be elected as presi- sition in November. both repro. sent the sa me 15-county district (Ient4esignate Hollahan and Barron had in northern Florida. Rar'ron, a red-headed, "Aboth been vying for the pose .ehen flollahan was defeated in ycarold attorney, has served in his reelection bid Tuesday by the Le gislature since 19M and other lawmaker in the t'harnF'ettigrew l)Miarni been I've contacting her. He is currently chairman of senators who were pledged to ';.'n lfoIi,.tuin and most of tlwiu he .'nat' (.s'iil .hidic;ary CamsaId they would vote for me," mittee and played major roles s.i id Barron. in the drafting of both no-fault lie said barring a switch in a.itnmntiul. insurance and the new streamlined runtroi in the Senate to the Re- state's ' - 'nough Democratic incumbent. pledged to him are re-elected in he ould have no trouble claiming the ;residency. current President desigr.at" Mallory Home, D-Tallahaisee, will preside from 173-74 if Democrats retain a majority Senate presidency races are set tled at !east two years in advance of the actual term. There had been some earlt"r speculation that if Hollahan soFill' and three more photos 'inside', is hk'h confirmed that the crossing Is unsafe. 9-s. IA — ''Kridt'r, htesigits Charnbt'r'' land in this one 'at' extolled all of the ninny projects In 'ahirh Mr. Krider go $ . a ek .#, SO Downward crirn e Trend Indicated In Florida j' IJ' 'S SO - rl I-- - '' Ph. 322.2611 or 831-9993 Today! - ________ neglect reporting the '' — Seminole Calendar Sept. It - [I sisTl':u, lurit'ticon niet'ting, House of Steak. Sept. 16 The President's six" great k/ x3a. Sept. 20 LWV unit meeting, 9:45 a. in., Altamonte Community Church. I.WV unit meeting, 7:45 P. 2004 Hibiscus. Sanford Women's Republican ('lob, luncheon, noon, i'rophi) I.0 tinge, speaker. Jean itry an', Sthtuol Board; call 322.2872 for r,''.ursatuu,n' - o iii.. a $ F1,111 111%, I"iiiu I Ia> amid piiiit l it (II' I ikc Mum '..'hiurt'hi of (hi.' \atit' Itv, start ng at 12 JIuiofl iii I it' f r ('ShIll e lit d111114 - 1. served in and :troumiul the Sept. 15 Seminole County I.e-gal .'i'urt'h &'cretartes Assn., 6 p.m., Lake Sept. 25 Monroe' Inn. Initiation of new Itoy Scout 'Iroop 79 and members. Explorer G roup, 7 iii., at 5°Pt IS ('urigre'',atioti of l,ih.'i'il 5 i...ol Il''tr'i, .3)) p. Ili Jutliiisimi. t tiift'fl'flce- room Goldsboro I' l vine mit or y Sept 19 &'tiool 11'A, 7:30 p.., m school i.WV unit meeting. 7:45p, in., auditorium classroom 1728 Shoslionee Troll, Ir,dlan visitations follow meeting. 11111_s Sept. 2; Sept. J" School Hoard, 7:30 P Iii., I ) 0 '. V . if 0 1172 lot "Hold on 1 agreed work so to do an kIA equal share oi the housi you could pursue a CAREER!" • to get organized ! POWs. goals" — welfare reform, national health insurance, environmental programs, revenue sharing, government reorgani. ration and a full employment economy — all have yet to be realized. The 92nd Congress has failed to complete act'on on the first five and the administration's new economic policy and deficit budgets have proven insufficient to achieve the last. But the Nixon administration and its congressional liaison men have had to cope with a political situation unique in this century. Not since the inauguration of Zachary Taylor in 1849 has a president entered office facing opposition majorities in both houses of Congress. The main Issue separating the White Rouse and Congress has been national priorities and the President's nomination to key guverrunent positions Seen 5 - ll .' .. I . ' 17 tj . 01PAr BERRY'S 1ORLO 7 that pulirl off the Qnna and Soviet visits, achieved the withdrawal of American troops from Vietnam, took bold athczi on the domestic economy. As President Nixon prepares to carry Republican colors into national election for a fifth time — twice as Dwight D. Eisenhower's vice presidential candldatc, once unsuccessful]), 11950) and once sicesafully t 1958i as a presidential candidate —the 1972 scenario is tinfolding as pluned. Most U.S. troops are back t.ome from Vietnam. The visits to Pekt.ig and Moscow have transformed Richard Nixon. the staunch anti-Communist, into President Nixon, the peacemaker. Across the nation, relative Utilities ia('s" Jand perhaps hs is one u hich should have novel of the front page'?'.'); and also on this page, it pho to of a fatal crossing plus tit-in story featuring the . ' 2 May Be Very G .1,' - Path These Days It becomes increasingly difficult to subscribe to the proposition, once voiced with the solemnity of a politician invoking the deity at a 4th of July rally, that "the United Nations is the world's only hope for peace." Perhaps out of native idealism, mixed with guilt about this country's failure to support the old League of Nations. Americans have been more susceptible than most to this cliche. Certainly no people has given the U.N. more support, spiritually as well as financially. Recent events, however, would seem to convince even the most naive that the United Nations is not only not the world's only hope but is not even a good hope—not in the world as it is. as it always has been and as it promises to he for the indefinite future. Not the least of these events were President Nixon's trips to Peking and to Moscow and the understandings and agreements reached there. These have probably done more for the cause of world peace than anything that has occurred in or out of the United Nations since its founding in 1945. But in the U N. itself, in the current session, we have seen Taiwan not only stripped of its representation as the official government of China—which is one thing— but stripped even of recognition as an entity—which is quite another thing. Communist regimes have the well-known habit of dedaring those no longer in favor to be nonpersons. This is the first time that a whole nation has been declared a noncountrv. Speaking of China and of Communists, it is interesting to note that the first veto ever cast by Peking was to prevent the entry of the new nation of Bangladesh. The self-styled champion of small, "third world" countries gave as classic an example of "great-power chauvinism" as did ever the Soviet Union, against whom the veto was really addressed. This is all right, of course. The United States has been known to put its own self-interest ahead of a too-tender regard for the' interests of small nations. China's ' [teal politik" veto does, though, chip a rather sizable hole in the argument that the U.N. could never be truly repre'.r'ntative or effective unti! it included the world's most populous nation. cnr,t 14, 1172 — H DON OAKLEY 7 Thuir'rt.',. Fifty Owners allegation by Johns that only renter line actually is. t'iinijisittAppearing hefon,- the Hoard itt ('quint)' Commissioners ci,nduutt'd a massiveLabor visitors litter and uinl> (amp Pollution Control Officer requesting direction and I )av clu'nnup iii (lit' ('ntirl- area owners keep the area clean I inglu'y Adair ir said that Shell assistant'..' was Thonuis Johns, is huh r,sulti'd in great nuounul. ,Iotin,u iii ,i'k,'ul isti, lit' should Island, owned by Rollins vice president of the Wekiva of debrLs for rt-uinuvil. ,Juihns contact for support. II" .mid College, is the only Island said that (hey would live to that the sheriff's patrol boat flooded during high water aid Camp Owners Association. He (01(1 the board that ii man t'ufltiflUt.' their programii of does conic' out iifl weekends to that the rest of the islands a:e the 'aurld's history. Let those was t'lCiitiul) and keeping the river check the activities of boaters. totally unsuitable for septic Daughtery named iIj)Stl('S of despair who preach playt'uI a part); ''Posser claiming ownership of an island and grounds clean. Therm- art' ('amp owners offered the tanks, awl many of the shacks hate and disorder ask them- Resumed Bross flout in the Wekiva River ond that admittedly, sonic' camps which sheriff the use of one of their are located on sovereign lands selves what they have done and Averted;" "Bee Board ('am the ('amp owners have been are mere shacks but most of the lsiats for this patrol whenever without due permission. are doing for the good of their paign Opened By Godfrey" waging it court fight over the campsites are in good conS hi' had need of It As far as ownership of the loved ones, their country, and (here again, in our judgment last four years to prove that the ulition, and do have septic tanks. A letter requesting direction island is concerned, the area this isorld.'' the best as'allnble news ne- state owns (lit' island. lie contended that visitors to has :ilsi ts't'n sent to the i nvestigator for the trustees of As a subscriber to the Herald, counts of people doing "For four years, we have the area do contribute greatly Governor but no response hai I in prove me nit I n tern aI I sometimes grow weary of something constructively.) been fighting for the state and to the litter problem. lie said been n'ceived to date. Association said that the State reading about those who crave 9-I1, page IA "Wiggler In now they have turned on its and that the camp owners had According to David Farr. does not own any islands. the limelight of the newspaper city Water'' at'- claim that the camp owners are placed litter barrels throughout County Planner, the county line with Drummond said that the publicity which at the moment eumpaitying photo (which that making a mess of the area," the area, but that litter was is mud channel of the Wekiva they seeni to have an uphill hold some night at Sanford City Johns said. lie said that the thrown on the ground instead. River. Johnson said that the conditions are deserving of close scrutiny and setting up and downhill pull! Since you tell Commission, .sc were informed Commission Chairman Greg channel changes so often, claim that sewage Is flowing owl , It like it is, how atx,ut 'The that the problem had been rejected (hit' difficult to determine where the condemnation of sites wiDrummond into the river is not true. 'r Goo ;619 suitable for occupancy. The site Other Side' for a change? It has rectified , but found It to be Is,Ibto IS ('l)flSldertd to be a tn-county been it lorg time since I have "not so" the following day; a 404600 40 and state as_set. This means, read a refreshing front page photo of tito monkey's which according to Drummond, a story about what people of escaped from the zoo (and The •. o w * policing of the pollution caused commitment and dedication herald again taking the lead in by visitors and camp owners in are doing in the Sanford trying to help the Zoological the area. He said that if the is ('omiim unity. All of our youth in Societyt; "Sunshine Vote Due 3* violators are caught and Seminole County are not on At Winter Springs" (it's slapped with maximum fines, drugs, sex, crying destroy the frightening what would happen perhaps some of the pollution TAI.I.AIIASSEE, Fla. (Al')— 57,494 burglaries and 51,681 year. system, nor are they burning if the news media were not A 114-page state report, chock thefts. draft cards or wanting to riot permitted to report ALL TI "Therm' were 10,870 reported would be stopped. Mid raise a lot of hell about N i:ws, now isn't it?) Finally, full of crime statistics, mdiBut the rate of serious crime arrests "I am sure that you will find for narcotics CO'.t.' things are getting a little per 100,000 population, a stand- violations," the report said. "Of that the sheriff Is a very smmuething! lA't's put things in a sic print an average of 26 local Ibetter in Florida. gooxi light, ard statistic emphasized in in- this number, 64.1 per cent were u.'ooperative sheriff and I would photos DAILY more than p f getting orqaned Is Although the overall rate of ilicating ('mime trends. fell from of perso ns under 21 years of personally like to see a deputy Sincerely. ANY iieaspaper In this stale; with 1hoso things pa rt ing Harold A. Harris, each Friday, our page ZA is serious t'runes ShOWC(l a 2.2 per 2,063 to 1,958 when compared to age. Total narcotics arrests in recreitional clothes even it in you don't really need. And increase-ti by 45.2 per cent over a borrowed boat in the area to Minister reserved for nothing but "good cent increase in the first six the first half of 1971. miionthis of this year, the rate at First Christian Church news" from all of the Police officials cautiously oh- the comparable six-month provide more surveillance." that's where Want Ads sister which Floridians were served that (lie decline showed Ik'ritKl of 1971," We accepted surrounding area churches; Drummond said, (Ed, Note the picture. Get orqaa.d victimized by major crimes fell a downward trend in crime. In profiling major crime catJohns was advised to feek a AP your comments constructively, more than 80 per cent of the 3.8 per cent. tILlS week. and did in fact go back and total neat in The Herald is The report, released by (lie egories, the FI)I,E found that meeting with more enA total of 141,300 serious Florida Department of Law En- nnu'-quarter of all the murders s'ironmental agencies with rt'sie'a August 31 through Sept I.O('AI. NEWS , , , and if in fact 'runes were ref)Ortt.'(i, in- force- me-nt said 38,288 arrests involved mnemmitx'rs of the sanit' Commissioner Al Davis to II to verify your charges of you still claim that we print ''only printing the had ne-as." uiothbmg but bad ne ws, tht'is t'luding 450 murders, 920 rapt's, were made for serious crimes fahmillv, usually husband and attend representing the Board After re's k''a ing the follossing, perhaps that's all at. (lii 6,594 rob!x'ries, 10,98.1 assaults, in the First six months of the is if.' "e"d submit that a "aide generate in this area We —. brush" attitude was offered in re-port the news events not >uur critique. It should prose manufacture same. ohs ious that e did NOT Thank you for writing good news on those infrequent times W1NNEIt GETh TO atie'n it did in fact occur. 0. I'EItI"ORM The folloising dates and their ht'adlin.'s should substantiate The NEW YORK I AI'l our t'uuntcr-e'laims to your Newport Jan Festival in New original s kiss: York and the Ten Council of thut-3l, page l(' — "Rotary 1' S ,\ have combined to Ill unch Hears Talk On ,%gri-Businens;" an eight mont ti, nationwide tat' iii tint search for a young ,jni: Rt'mnved ''Ii> or imit ti s "IIIIJ I'riujt'u't.'' lti'su'ir'ti group. rock combo) and vocalist Ous Ou Seeks ''Zoo Page I A to perform at special ('onct'rts .........,.,......s.S••S•S •• •••• • •• •••••• ••••• Matching F'unuis" iaith at- at next year's Newport ,h,uzi Festival ''Smith log photo I; (.umpami) , U.N. Is No Peace .- workers are squarely in the middle j,~,_ j I - ^~ i 4 - - / By EDWARD NEILAN Copley News Service ~' I ** -- it r'rfrJ Of Senate — ' , !;_1 /V / Tui'sday" ipholo 2 tx9s on bikes w ith fishing poles 1; ''Food Aid For Elderly." ''Wekisa 9-4, page IA which appears on the front flecds es ('leaning;'' ''Mother, Ten('hcr Noss Share Tots" III No wonder the world seems special feature ssritten h' nor sick sshen most of the ilCitS WC talented Marion fletlien, atiul rca(i or listen to features crime. Rh iuii iirenmpaii> Ing plitilu , war, drug abuse. divorce, 9-5, page 1A — another photo t'u'itlt'nts, pretests ttt'moflshnssliig children heading biu'k strations or strikes. But there is to school; admittedly the top a posflive side to life that is slurs wits on the ,iegntie siule, worth renwmbering If you think but sse don't knuss hosi se ('001(1 I and apparently most ouir ii use ch tt'Idu'uI you or our pu'uiplt' dii 1 is a really sick reaulu'rs from h,:u;r i uig of about 'the Other 504 01% 110W ''( uerltlas Sla> 2 Athletes. Slu' Ols'mpk (;iI,nu's Suspended.'' A newspaper publisher, 9-6, page IA three photos (II (uiuiltl Of (hit' San a dangerous roilrnsui crossing Francisco Examiner, cites the lnctptI In IAingssnouI ssith a tiefolluusing statistics for 197G-7l: in story from the ('nuntv \lre than 11111i million people ('onirnisslon and their zu'tioiis suiru' NOT arrested; I along ss Rh a request that ''(hu' More than 89 million married liwal tiviiii-quiper" vontinue I) persons did NOT file f' u'spo.u' ' thu's.' dangerous rot.ilisorcu' , ditiu ns your .'tualI , More than 49 million sttiuient huiuiit'tu'su ii iii'suspapi'r liii' mui NOT riot or 1>ttitmn 1 suii ii i I('rald llw,, thin.' niu destroy our system; oil prsiniuttiiig puitIlir safe() thaii More than 9 million young am iii Ii.' r coin par alit>' shut ien did NO' burn their draft li.. In the slati' cards; 9-7, page IA "hous ing More than 75 million citizens Roard Clamps Down in and corporations paid more l't'nants In Arrears;'' than $160 billion in int'ouit' "('tiurches Nuts Subject to Pay -- 1`11 87 traffic tickets for going through red lights that your doctor accidentally found out you were color blind. You were the only kid in the neighborhood whose own dog bit him CVCr) day at feeding time. ? appreciation for The sense of One Mans Opinion I ilve'r. 11ouxing Director 11ofil." Page IA — "3Z Schools (lptn i r4 Sanford Herald and 'our ahIlts Li, it'll it like it is. Recently, I hasu' been ubstuirbeul I)> 1IIUI'lI Ir I I Editor, llerald: noon, Herald Area Correspondents Bear Lake ~ M — eept Saturday SLra'u turca' preceding Christmat Published daily Altamonte Springs Mts'.lpfi Corcyu Fickle Mistress — 'rid habit' f, damage under the Is* fl 1A Your first blind date not only hook from school—and it ways someone they disliked, B) HAL BOYLE NEW YORK AP i Luck is got blind alter one drink—she turnea out to be a public holiYou are unable to enjoy your. like Ua' weather. People corn- also got sick in your car. So has day. self, because any form of pleasYou 're crazy plain but do nothing else about every blind datc you've taken about red-hair- ure makes you come down with out since. led girls, but have an allergy to a migraine headache. I t. N matter how close you u-tin them, and every time you go out Of course, it is hard to think what you can do about luck cx- ycur toenails, they still punch with one you 4Ind up With S When you to, to get sympathy crptto take it as it tomes. You holes through a pair of new wool weeklong crimson rash all over by telling your friends all your hear of up-and-at-em guys who socks the first day you put them Your bod'. woes and hcw h:1 your luck saythey make their own luck, Oil. Your face reminds all the really is, they decide that As a kid, your screwed up people you meet of someone you're not a born loser but a but if you investigate these cases you find they did it on your courage just once to play they knew before—but it's al- born liar. inherited money—or else, in its Own good time, their bad luck finally came along and humbled their boasts. Over his lifetime, the average would probably say that his luck was fifty-fifty, and probably didn't up the balance of his life unduly toward good or Li 1 bad, But some feel the' were born under a curse and that luck never smiles but always frowns on them. They are born losers. How can you tell a born loser from one who only brags tbe WASHINGTON Count Lc1'r There will be a run-off primary in two weeks. This is a political event which works both ways. The registered voters will once more have to provide the answer. In the meanwhile we would remind every eligible citizen who has not yet registered or who has become eligible that the cut-off for such registrations takes place on Oct. 7th for the Nov. 7th election. Creation of government is a complex affair. But the start is simple. indeed. It is the citizen who registers and what's more gets out and votes. Let the next showing in Seminole County be good enough to erase the failure of Sept. 11th. which meanders across the state in such a manner that it takes a very broad campaign geographically for the candidate to get his message across. In the case of Senator Gunter, his bold and wise conduct in the state legislature, evidently has caught the interest of those voters who went out and cast ballots, If this is an indication of the regard which informed voters are ready to bestow, then the indication is encouraging. If it is an indication that not enough voters were willing or able to inform themselves about each candidate, then it is not, Pooh-Pooh Polls I - ',,nfnrrJ Presidency Preacher Against Worldly Events McGovern People - ~ Post-election day comments are sitting ducks for "the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune" as a usual thing. But there are certain conclusions which derive their validity from common sense deductions from the voting in the primaries held Tic I! 72 met brig 8 p.iii. In auditorium; open house. Altamonte Springs Home-J. makers Club, 9 a . m . , First Federal S&L. (j Otte of th@ butt buys around today is OUR MONEY $0 tub I•Sfll$ 05 though they II iced a million thing s for Back-To-School and your e short on cash why not W•il cut that problem down to its. in see us? minutes with a PERSONAL LOAN you Con •osiltu handl e. fheSanf,i . . . The Atlantic Banks help ,i i i, 16 tv tatiowt1 Bank Member The Atlantic Group of Banks in Flori' a ' Sept 28 WWI Vets Barracks 2898, 2 P. First Federal S&1, III,, Altiunonte Springs. etntr F D I C �frir'rll/. t )fb tP''),in for if I fc'riIeJ Thursday, BA-The Sanford Herald Sept. 14. 1972 Test School Results By MARION BEThEA Q I NN.-- ~ ! IocauyOf i iL:::::::II:I::~:: // In )• their - r&gslers scholastic ability an hhCk tO thebe gi n ni ngof a nother. It ai& affects reading speed and c,ouprehens*cui and the Child may be prone to "on" and words such" •'a" and "saw" . erceptual f1Th5 thSl wits given to students last year, and the _ ( I •' results were shocking to this reporter Who viewed orne Of rClultt. The test, according M ( ) Pelham, was initially designed for use at K-third grade level, i: detect children who might b anticipated to have diffWiulty UI learning to read. The reliability of the test to accurately p't"dict c hildren who have reading problems declines rapidly after third grade, and the test given at Sanford Middle School was usedprimarily to determine the number of children Who have A " the Relative to accuracy, designs should be copied with reasonable accuracy with circles not becoming ovals of unduly dented The cross should have linesapproximately bisecting each other and angles appro x imating 90 degrees The rectangle and square should be distinguishable from each other. The sides and angles of the triangle should be approxuTiattly equal. with the horizontal and vertical diamonds recognizable, cin ever repeated erk' designs. the of make a movements that drawing appear to be drawn between tiny dots, and sometimes b the size of the designs. Little. cramped figures indicate tension '" as Poor self-concept The divided rectangle, (TOSS, triangle and square are examined closely for signs indicative of visual problems. Lines that slant in an unnatural A manner suggest this horizontal line in the divided rectangle that 15 toO near the ertical lire top or bottom or that is too far to the right or left may indicate vertical or lateral posture problems in vision. 'rctptik1 problems virying cegree of severt One r.at:nriall3' prominent LI STAY ON Lack of ability to reproduce educator has outlined that tYI cii'tIe children can copy designs accurately will affect the age of three )ears; a cross the child's abiht to copy from the hard and from books It at four vrc a trianle at five By will be particularly noticeable years and diamonds at sm. middle in his spelling and arithmeti,. the time a child reaches schooL according to Pelham. he achievement. In size c'onsistenC'. it is thowdbe able to copy klJOfthe forms on the Winter Haven desirable that the child keep his child has had desigir in proportion Inabibt. If he cannot, the real problems for which he may to maintain the size consistenr 11__4 • or may not have learned to compensate. 0 1 < , / in can indicate difficult The child might writing skill. print his name in combznaticms Middle School. LINE (.itiitltl'\ 4 II 1. IN Co IN-MERCURY 1' Q,?5 - - 4111 ft yG,J ,P%rr%'I w1? I ro matt , . JWh$ of :'r'I'0 L..LL'T Oi •A t '- 41 It 1are?1 £V't QIbd '( - ", Rt'er-'.. ,:w' !" wk .., a". :-: ''- ' P 0 box f) Ptt%he ___ - ' pt.r:) II 6.*343 , -- 1 BALLOON PER CUSTOMER THURS-FRI. SAT. ONLY U just a blank. HOLDS Will A A RMIJIU (''t4 r ,.1r u Iii Ce ti ficate FROM O UR fl D _____________________________________________ • the people tart w AIR equiflIflent 197A? • reading speed and cornprehension, as well as his '4 • Condition & '---' D p1 TE BEL 1111,1 0 Is . I 11 I -1 .i,- . IS-1 WA LLS . ,,h :J 01 N I; i 1 J " . " : . f i - i ;. : .. . 14(4 , ure*iae usiiu bURUU OUpIPDCII 0 I A , his own as a tight end. I-'oldtx'rg has withstood soint' strong hits in practice st's.sions -thus farand has encountered no And Iii 5 lx to a probkins Anti in every, standout l session to date. scrimmage 'i In the first gamut' scrillimliage of the fall practices F'oldtn'rg hauled in six passes including touchdown passes and his superior. Coach blot I)i.key called I"oldlx'rg ''one uI 18 Diag. Screen the most inipomtliult IIiUfl we have, a key to our ofkrisiv.' plans arni hopes this >4 am TA BLE Dickey expressed cOnfi(Ie'l(u' Reg. 5359.95 that Foldberg could move from p .. Ue good category to means 1 column by 2 in thes. Too small franad r Category. And if lie (lows 99 . ____ Bicyc le I- Willit. alley D I CT 10 NARY TIFISfOnCTRANSpORF ..dC... '''0', __________ CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATINr, _________ 1I'e'4'C4 D4 &dø,t4..I Ii k 0 N S*C - Xhr0anfarbf eraLb PH. 322-211 SALE . Your Choice Of Any Model In Stcck i , si ,. $•' I - I*- 8-1 I.* " ) 10% OFF PH. 322-024 4 '1 .. ~ '''''"'•'' ' - 'the current Atl,mntli' ('ity ul1,u,ih1irut tit'.'tIfl' N .1 I iil I 11 runs 49 't.. - • phy The troOP Y ui said to be the tdest consecuti e presentt ..: :-' . . - . .- I - ,/ 2.4P , . - SI' % I' F iii, IIF.F(K's it "U Herald Sports Writer Su'hedu!ing as far as high school football is cunierned _s done mjtter4it4actly rather than with a Jeep riuk41 purpose in mind. Since the strength and weakness of team:, var) considerably from year to year U often ');':ir ittt' the real powerful team. Often but .r,lot 11WaI*, 1) Metro ('after - 'c'' 'ohiLut ihuws defending champion Winter Park anti t'..su sith perhaps an early edge if indeed there is such a thin g scanning of this . year 's The early ratings of Metro teams has the tunguer :iubs coming at the tatlend at the WUdcaLm and Greyhounds schedule. This as most prugnusUca tori feel, should jive the inexperienced pi.i' "r'i •i •harce to ,,'t I ''w' :iluable 'ames under their belt .' : e'r' .r'.r.'1 it ;'..' .% : one of the t.i.;:'; Lest sear was their season Unal with Lyman. •5.nd this year r' '• .0 fl , ;' the highly ra'''t '. , , ' - I ' ' p'. ' - . .' ''.:' . .i . - . • ,.. . , a ..... • . . . . _ • • • . 4' - 1 •.1' '' . ,f I - • '' "A •.. : f f -I , ' ~t "%', '4, . I . . •. ,.. __ . C~ _ - -,- . .•• ••_-. 1 _____ .-' :' , .-' / - ~_ :- , =J, .. . , ,. . , , _ = - • I . , ' -. :, . 'A.,, ..'. . . ' . 'Si ' '• ' . A . ' ' , . . . . • . the F iste rn t.1,11 litvtl b~ ' , UlUit (town in Rev \Vest I ;i appear on the week of the seuis u '. ,!'.t''c not e',enth i' '' -- -- . iii h alllplom si'tt I (I> II> %IIt 's I)ith)I\ But through it all, Bette l(lL)lEVit)Uhi, N .1 i wat.h Parker Ilnuk ha betn As the Niw York \utnktts cheering, listening, sup. battle' for first place in the suet, 1ii154 I. t.e .use Ralph hnu,iestre'tch of the Anierican h'i is it. I .e4igue Lutist peflhtuhtt race' the los .14 isuiltul sielit tes about the wife of the club is liilinitgt'r regame. strut I sst.rry about tttt' culls it's just like old tune's '"l'he players are all t'nli- game and Ralph,'' she sa)s. sened 'ca> I it smiling Mrs Vihii'ii tist' Yanks are losing, t.,411p.'Il % ' t' ' Utilitti I . ------------... ii Sir ,. iI,,,,k ki,a,ta it,.. rR't,t ''""''-- til uiant k'ver. st• were use-ti to .ii..... sa> Or not say. thing to LIsten' pt'iluianIs don't ine'ntitin ball unbase "I Not since' ltkil have list' Yuiu• Ralph he tIne's, unit t n talk,'' hI kees 15111 II t'tsHtul1)itIithhip infit.' that, the \',.iik'. ,' .i , , "i~ " '' ';' ' •' ' "'' '' ''''''i'' miii 'fl' sit ;::'i tin the other hand F'. in,. i;:W ,'r i '1: 'w \11r'i teams, ipens the' season with the 1':irkers. But this uiight be ,'!'.e''.'u h' thor 'op t#ii thet by the earls 'n'':n' tTflafl and Culoni.. .• ••:•. . t}tck Cupetanu that of Winter Park for aiter their opener with Cutomual Ulu" w'i do not tact' .i:'-t" '''I' i':' .'!.t''" att NIX '.eeek,is 1.i" '.. •.' •: '.i : •.,:.,a Another ut to sa> .IIiVUL '.ei'i t'xpccted to win it all but could hj',e a dot", Early gaines with the Pioneers must be encouuutereti both ('ulunial and Evans Colonial may have an edge hei" mi'e they get the Pioneers after Evans has had a i-rack s theni And E',aus nwels Oak Ridge the second ,t'J'wfl, or right alter their opener with Winter Pai s '',_,''• - ' . '-'':: '. •'. 1.> man meet_s a tuugh Mainland team in its &' .ii, ,wiv but the Hues are no longer a member of the Ietru. And in the following three we'ek.s the Hounds (ace the t'anL's which ha.' lost the most material truni 1971. Bishop Loiire, Edgewuic: nd Boone, in that order But then the latter half of th''cht'tuJe fiflds the (ire hound for,'e.l to go against Jon'. I: 'i S Oi•!.''' i.' 5 . si' 1 ' , '' , • •• ' I . . . Its )K I IKItE is what Kirk \'ates 1° of Sanford itiiis.'iii's to be sdying LOOK 11(' Pr(Iu(IIY diSplays a 10 pound, two ounce grouper he t'e.'etItIy caught Fish :'' \&\l amnt s • I t'u'ylimirid tilt FlorlLw Mrs. Houk Recalls _-1. 141 sit ,skt r it . ' . . tMlring schools. t believe the lkbets will base a tougher tune than thc 'spect but should win .5St' Vi ild (',it-, I ike ti-4.1 sk-it',skin List \var, lost the - : kab . - - ~ a . , - sI•(' ttmt in the top t) b> ti t tttiubi r bo look for at least fist' Icarus to go to bow I gaines. \ illinos s at heuist' iii what will he' the weakest U'am Kentucky Nest week, Sept. 23rd, ever) SI-(' ¶eaiii will be in action, will set' all rear, 'illanovu ii ith K 11\ The , AIL, i. k, l , .,, ' .-. 4a'" ,, .vtothle r I . I • 1.4 . , ~ f .\Its.-, might finit St.1te it little tough \Vith 41 letteritien back, including last year's starting S. C I LI ... ,i •S A l quar . ' •." . these neighbetween risal.r> MI 51 SI. Lilt IS L. S 51 l l• \I I iiui r-,.% ut of pl.lct here Es en with Miss. State re-building and coining (l'UIt(It ss II.%\ I.I)it , ,if a loss (ci Auburn last week, ha> mm conies he' \tIit'n ii they will even their record to 1-I 1.9 season last t'ar t)en't look tittich better this year. Nut Sattirtta> . Coach Shira can now kink tIS er his rt'sers es Miss. supposed to hi' a brt'.ithcm for St.ste ti> 20. ltirgi4i, but it Iotk that .titl> now Quarterback Ftn;d Utile ALL in all it took like s ,sl stair for sF ( tiants IiiiUsn ,imii I uttissun, Ii it K Jiiiuity' 'l'hit' Gri.''k' Poulos, lu. est'r', authorit> we hase a &'ry strung t,unferenue this sii''tild have a fit- lit ti,s% 1 - . • II tlts' Winter Park , I., quarterback John 1iufnag.l hack this year. I.00k for an •sct'lle'nt ball ttamlic Tennessee t'Jfl not win with the fumble antI interceptions they had i oust (t orgia tich but the 1 .asu. rut team is not as strong as the \'ols. lAnk fir le'iiiit's'i'' to coTilt' out umi tip • I . . 4 - .- Should have a score tit svttle tlwi %%eekerxl. The Volsi should Im- high after tile Witt over,rech, I ; . - - Favors Champ :: ,' ,heir final gaine , an(l only losS - - . - Metro Schedule --- 1j 11 I 31M V I . • 0 - -_. ' . .:-:: ' .-' ...., .. _________ - quarter to lead 14-0. But the predictions, but I had an old Etumon Love. Big Orange teams huT t' nt "spetted to be as always Blue Devils came right back to schedule which showed Vandy looked good H% strong as last year. Not lets take a look at this 14.12 hall time score. Duke all opening this week. Played at Kentucky shotihi JUI1I all to a but shut oil llama's option play. home, in Nashville, against a Saturdays gain's' 414(1 st,irt h.'re Will ('at b . , But Title quickly took up slack pretty good Cliattanoota team. PF.'s\ STATI I'.u'IF'u' t SR ERi..su ss and all but routed Duke in Quarterback Watson Brown, TF.NNESSEI-. This is the high-lit' game if SIT\' second half. Spivey and Laflue out two years with injuries, Vandy Team from the Southeastern Conference wie to be •i arin-up put on a good running show, but brought the wes.k W ith all the oth.r 4atnv lISt but Pacific r (hi middle of Alabama s of •i7 1 deficit in third quarter toll this conference tt itits that P> took Washington nearl great win. If Brown can stay fi'nsivt' line is super-great. have playing fain> easy (earns. t'he 9'versitv list Sitturdas lust healthy look fur V-unIv ti AUBURN 14 ils entertain Penn State in finishing on the short end of a a good season MISS STATE 3 Knoxville. Coach Paterno was 13 game. But they play the TENNE.SSEE 31 War Eagles quarterback, guest of l' net-sork to satih Tigers at home and ISU should (;EOItGIA TECH 3 l)h1oi))orc, Randy Walls did a Big Orange whip Georgia Tech get on them like ugly on an ape. First half of this game was pretty good job in his first scm> smnartl L.00k for quarterback Burt expected. (oath Battle, varsity gartie. lie had some about what everyone leading 6-3 at pli'ed his reserves most of the Jones and group to send Pacific excellent help in running back With Tennessee scu)nd half. But I imagint the home with as good a be ating as Jtmr> Ilenle> and fullback Jim hall time, it sas still Nittin Lions to.u.h SU% thes silI get all year Could be Owens State's Mel Barkumn ball gatite But Tech enough. Penn State collies to 'r more'. h' playing about one-half the unglued in sccond half, with the i,,,11111., shot!ld 11,1 %.p %vo n the Vols svoriiw 14 p,oinVi ill 1X011 - - . - the awar, firit was in 1928. 41 epted it, tour of them ':nning II twice-Lofton • I • ttiI'l (. Rube MarqUant4 ill lie son record that still stan(15 Nt the' 101' 19 st aight unCs 'l" o I'iiilat1,'ll11,1J iia 1 t%i 4'.0 diStil I''' . :on Aug 22 4 ' , finale mgauu 9 ______ FIRESTONE STORE COR. FIRST & FRENCH_________ ii's Ui liii l,i.t IJUF S (.115 'J'he Niltuin> l.iuns%'fl In the Iii Bowl in 1%9 and 1970 mit last Jan 1 turned ht'k Fe'x.is 306 il) the' ( ijttnn how I will be looking for • :. .1 UPS, VANS CAMPERS ould not have (tone without . S (,,iik', arid 1) is iii Boss d n Galley was impressive with three touchdown passi is FIt. i) . . 19): Vernon Bob Altman, 19451 Billy Rr:inan, 1941; Herman Brumley. 1944. Wally Vyri 1947; Richard Ruis.s, 1948. Also Charles Anderson, 190 Mike Whelchet. 1950; El ('.orcton, 1951 Buck Metta, 1952 Rosa Han nuim. 1953: Johnn', .lones, 1954; Jim Hawkins. 1965: Brantley Schirarri, 1954; Eddie C.'.'; 1157. Barbour. Dandridge, 1958: Ray laindquist, 1959: John Whelcheh 1940; Bill Phagan, 1941; Rsitcti Riser. 1942; Buddy Lawson. 1943: .loe Fartesa, 1944; Barn.".' Headrick. 1967: Rick Faruthan. 194*: Dana Ycltnek, 1949 Mike Hardin, 1970: ClIfforl Martin, and that's the bny the judgem t niordStadium ferent'e (SEC) is finally under viiy. with live teams gettingAr oun into action last Saturday. the only SEC (cant to lose was Miss State. The Maroons were on the iii ...:41. TVIIIU III short end of a 14-3 game with Auburn up in Jackson, We hav e six EC teams playing this • week 11w Florida Gators are quarterback Job tie ran 54 (he third and fourth quarthe only SEC team that opens yards on one romp, setting up tt'rs. Sophomore quarterback their season late, opening Sept. tin' on1y State score, a 43 yard ('oudmidge Holloway looked 2.lrd Now i look at last Week's field goal by end (.k nn F Iks like a senior with his poise and control. Even the subs had a VANL)ERBILT 24 gamut's. good da) with their team ( ('IIATTANI) GA 7 ,ua%13,MA 35 qu irttrbnrk Gar) iltiat na mian to lease (.oni lh(n t DUKE 12 '!'ide t'atne on strong in first inodores nut of last week3 tossing a 20 yard Ti) strike to pleased %till tile Ix-rforinan(t-, P. .. Forgu.'uin, 193*; Jim Riser v th-but tomorrow night %%hen Sanford hosts () wd() ;it 8 [) in it t he Darr., 1937, Stoinoff. alua ble" Ia The ii actually the player the riub Rogers, Gee Knight and Da%- id F;Jr. Knight is ll make their the only re turning coach, They' Tennessee, Penn State Clash .. will tnt in a big boost to the (suitor uffCIIS4_'. Saturday's last After scrimuniage' the coaches w em.' il IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) NON -RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN Ill k . , night as Coach Jim Rc,gert' eleven ons iti season .igarn,st Second row, Et rwry UIakt'. h'a (1 (11,1('11 .J tin -iglW frant row, and I 0111 Nixon. .. _____ ' • R USED OFFSET PRINT!NG PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 .NCHES 300 N. FRENCH AVE. , G 0 lor Or Co EACH . '' . Ph ii be noticed r effect ive -, You're reading this one- ALUMINUM SHEETS 1 5 pt' • ; d , I FOR SALE' C ) •. .. 0 '" 0 " - .-- , tin race for the c h ain piuns hi p SoUtheast cmii ---- -- - - ---I ,I ,r , I, / injured most of his sophomore is beginning to ('011W ifl(5) - ____________ - - - __ P us a . 4 4 amLOWESIPRICE EVER! \• - lwyn Squires. 1935: lM4ir't R oh" M (' I.' ha ii1 e V!c Pi cke d By 3 the inveting with tile Slust,lings. year, _________________ - -- t1,ettd to M'mUllllIiIgeS are sotiiething WI' But all of that tt need." sa id Dic k ey. thangt this >t41r with the d on' (hi' best players I)t'temIi;irllfli Gators and Dickey counting in the best having them and heavily upon the 6-1 224 pOund condition is the goal of possible junior from Longsood and his coaching sta ff. Dickey In Browne the Gators have front line players to Injuries biggest defensive end Another end, this one it n offensive performer, is also drawing notices froin tile Florida coaches. Hank Foldberg, a husky "j, 240 pound •, .i M ike Robert ', UIII \ 0(1rig center Joe Sheppard have with the Los Angeles Rams, and hinderance to the Gator graduated. "lie looks sharp and been i Both Ikise been out fk liSt gives us mart size at this with ankle injuries but are position," noted Dickey, expected to return in (tine for speaking of Browne. "l...,. PY OWflC said, 'Seven of the nine," ' r' high hoot (t tsrs and each will be -it Mmoria ' - ,L ' . stwerid new f,ices this vear, with IIIoSt Of tl1 V I h' Ilt,wi . oiners imong th loothiII (. o.iehe their since Jack Voungblood, now like fullback Vince Kendrick ___________________________ - ). • hi rig stall has TI! K SEM I N( )L E I I igh coa ching into action. K OUR ENTIRE STOCK N DOW TYPE , .0 - :. -' _________________________________________________________________ a - " This as annoiinrerl today by the donor, former Sanford Herald news-sports editor now n Orlando advertising corn- ' -'- Ii__j'Y Browne played at inebacker Southeastern Conference fh for the Gators last year ficials helped hits club, ht'(ators plan only H couple 41 although he did not see a great mimi' scrimmage sessions deal of action at that position. (30 a senior fore their Sept. 23 opener with As a sophomore Southern Methodist. dominated club there was little depth IIfld tlit' i" 'We tack opportunity for Browne to get j(il'it'S U rtt t&(I Li>' extended Any Customer Purchasing $25 Or More Merchandise May Y Sd.C t A Balloon For A Prize. No Prize Will Be Worth Less Than $5.00. STOCK GA I F SV IIIF 1_f.,, 1. P ..,.,'. afte rnoon Richards picks 21 ' Ui for the Trinity Prep Saints, butTaylor gives tit(- nod Ru. ks t4irg( Ls of . /i. I I I! seems to have found a tioriw at Jackson and Ilollis Boardman defensive end," says Florida and I'&'nny I.ucas. The tttSS4 to head football coach Doug J,ii.ksn and Buardmsn sert. Dickey. The fellow Dickey was long (xirllt)s. 1k naltit s against many of the speaking of Was Rickey Browne, former Lyman High younger Gators hurt the overail grid star who has iiiade a 1wrfOrtmiamt' of the (,ator (eafli. Lut Dickey felt basing regular switch in positions PRIZE - I LI - •, .11 ' Home At End THE LEAST YOU CAN WINI 0 I I -.. a local _ . . ' B ro wne Finds $r CLOCK child who net-ds a guide to move .A~~ - tvain, Trinity Prep host.s Ft predictors give tile Fighting --- PRIZE - _______ ' , honse the winner of the 15th Schaal 'I flflU V aluable Player Award at - - - ' t ' kt ml 1. '. - AN ELECTRIC Iroom ont plact to another Ln i, straight line. or to avoid crmsmg the midline. I ' 4 I \ S IS Bra ntley. Bishop Moore JV 21, Lake BALLOON to according affect his Pelham, this will &ncbormg is utthr.ed by a a .10-7 edge. Taylor picks Ilishop Ill Ihe final J'aille of the this weekend. tWgillflifl)t iith ' Heisman award fir famed offered in 1935. Hero are the other 'xtnrn'r f the award which carted them s place on the most select spor'.4 mb in Seminole High r,in,lei George Moyc, 910: John Courier, 1111; Hendrix Lyle, 1932: Quillian Jordan, I9Xu George McClelland, 1934 .thaIl fans in "the county, will - ' Sanford and Oviedo knck heads at the Sanford Municipal cans for an l-l3 win for the } I lierct Stadium totnorro%% ni ght a nd 'rn irnuts Prtp2l Obviously, writing speed Tonghttht Lake Bran tellill will host 11w Bishop Moore J\ s. Only (ush predict_s a In for like Brantley, giving them Sanford %%- tit. ( ()NSLSUS. S'inlord ta Oviedo It. ( ush as ha tml% not of the I 11 1 , ' r : iiiht I u'h inks (lit' (;rt'vtop Colonial hounds Isir i( ks ( olonial to slip b) r 14 soil Ific t:;r(I ooniaI I lit for 19 7 ( olunial _0, ()'sSI,NSUS ( lii. I. man is calling for a 3"shutout Witt' or his body. At the blackboard - tap for (tiid I f'.Otb.a II trphy n I'." .t"iOfl, "VCfl older than the n 11rantlev 9. The lack of abilit) to midline will affect a child's reading or writing ability. He cannot read across an entire line cd a book in front of b. without words i'll i '' g.. iiunu.s islldSteI teFr . I'st the Lions 60.0, and Taylor sees 1972 as the year of the upset. calling for HO l-l.. Oviedo wi ('ush psi'ked the Seminoles to, do 20-4) oin nut on tip of Moore to win 21-s and Itis. bards In inability 10 (TOSS the he will sometimes use hands to di-a a straight line This child mas encounter a space in the middle of a page where he literally does not see Schaal Winner lir1sntlt ' s first football I game tonight at tht l.iiiiin High field I sl% Brantley h oiil ninth aiil 10th gra(lt'rs this season but the II pill) several varsity opponents Allied Surgical Appliance Co. - Predictions Four games are PAD . fl r.C,bIe rLjp*ur, * z'. c' .c.E ?O ,?4et CWt, IorQ yaj've PaO iM bCO" 't - *I, .% To lkrihtpirs S( ldiI r I ar ' 1. hit and stall v. rr, (ushand "J" ltit'hards i1 be publishing prep lstbalI predti'tiorLs throughout the season, predicting the nutcOlilt' of g4snies featurnut 1o.aI (I sills SAPS TO C' Tlvlham - ~,,w . "r state Determine Begin Annual Test Results - • c-c: oth'e ha' upon this problem for s.'. months and wcre surprised ' Th ey did not realize the problem is so cnucat," said Children with this problem cannot stay on a line when wnunc cr c'ce back to a merely to place them all an one rectangle best detects the child side of the paper. The with midline problems_ The orientation. however, shOUJd be child makes his lutes meet ri from left to right, although the center but does not eroas the ,ntii from top to bottom was ac- center with them He turns his paper to thaw the c'epted. Lack of orientation can cause designs and some times makes a child to Ioe his place readiI all Of tue design_s on ozijs one uznp from one enttflce to half of the paper. another, and be unable to go USES Bolil iu'Ds easily from the end of one line ) ' fl% •"' 'r SURGERY c ic',.E To •Rp0OF i: h.,EC'TgO'S I.. STPROOF 1 5AiI Y zc'ccs .YEOICARE COL 5'4 ..',h L).O APPQOED Cr ( It FE.. SE test was evaulated for five using all printing or all cursive. divergent types a' disabilities Some times cursi v e and which could affect the child's printing are combined In same word, which is difficult ability in learning In taking the test, the child for even the chil d to read. various designs h 1 Quest Begins AT- - Preun' SuSper'SO Tec' D:ec' rem %be held at HOLIDAY INN, SANFORD ONE DAY ONL MON SEPT 8th HOURS. 'IOA M 'tiI3P M 1sdentaI1', Sanford Middle &'hool is the only school in the c'owfly with a reading progra and there is no available h for those children with a ceptual problem * * * iii FREE DEMONSTRATION OF PAD.O-SEAL seven 9 #D %fly Uso ,. 4., Herald Scribes .I RUPTURED Schocl Middle they were shoi ri figures and told to cop\ them on one side of their paper, and to draw the figures where they felt they belonged. Sanford students. ~7iode level have. as yet- been his fav and laig nam. Lerter V.)Mpletely compiJed. and the =es wW vary even when he o, was not told how to make the Next th e of capital letters and smal1 ARILI'Th IN LEARNING letters instead of using th Only results from the siith capitals only at the beginning of Photo No I is the actual Winterhaven test given to students, and the way the diagrams normally should appear. Photo 2 indicates lack Of orientation, which causes a child to lose his reading place. Photo 3 shows disorientation, the child has inability to concentrate. Size rn consistency results in inability to accurately copy written material. Photo 4 outlines midline problems, with inability to cross the midline. Photo 5 by the 3erky dot-like mcn,ements indicates tension and anxiety. Photo 6, by its rninescule drawings is indicative of a child with little self esteem and confidence. All of the photos are reproductions cif actual tests submitted by sixth grade students at Sanford 'Day Of The Cat' LOOK FOR IT CIUWi Petham j (\)p\ &BflXfl written directly under each . with til the on" cr.ain what's predicting a child "W:thout problems. with perceptual Peiham said. we are just IUiI'UTI OUT wheels." ri-gn, tei ficult with all roblems thmetic and with ari which necessitate figures being 1?/i 8 DAYS , - tic 4 I% m #01 44 IF Colo, * * * only one which has. according 14 Pel ham. "made an effort to Of Sanford Middle School Students. perceptual difflculties According to Dan Pelham. ricipal Of S&TdOTd Middle School, the Winter Haven 1 Quc tied is : what course f action the county office took prohk'zm regard to Noth." Pvlham said. - There perceptual kids in every school." Petham sad, but SnfCIrd Middle School is the Perceptu a I D 1ff I cu It i e s Affects Scholastic Ability And Achievemen t Natwnal attention has l000n~ been focused upon the fact that Johnny cannot read" but anoth rnort poignant aiect light has=le Of th L* , -. __ ___-__ - - - Reading X-M /'\ I ncent ive Extra Shocking C Fo or chlas 1 .'- ' . ' ••'' • four starters fruit' 4est ye ar. feb an eariy tirealt ifl tfle cheduIe and this ought afford coach Hub L'ivke tho .ppontumty to get his >uwigSLvr5 sonic experwrice'. The Eag'ts l with Jones nd then follow J,4 w "! :s.'.(1 'SI 'ic tieLauid before their visit to Lynst: "Pel .:" ,.'s' Iloweser. it btul*L four wee in the strung of Wughce' breather agatsist Sa tellite. Included and Evans. Cclornal are Winter Park, Oak Ridge'. the' home field advantage dennitu'y belongs to the from twine'. Wildcats who pta> only Boone' and Jones away which has the home field wuckuig (or it. Of t.>iii.iii is iinuttier from the away K'he'dukd the top teain.s 0151) Winter I'ark is (ire)hound field ('olinial on the uLht't' hand must venture into the Lair of Park trk and Jones. And three of the first tout I,> man, Vu Gnemiintier gaines are on the road, Evans niust (ate the' t'i three", Winter I'urk, t,kinlaL auW L.yiutan, an turetgii isetl Oak Ridge has the wucst schedule. They open with thi'ee' away gitnt's, pI.> It,, i.e at hcmiie tht'ti tim".?' is tth (cur road t0lile"t-, �- ' i' H, ,- -': " - Vikings, 49ers Tagged Thrsca,,, :—Theanrc_r,cra :.. ;- 6 — — E La - - — - jri g;, II, , I II George Crossley Allison Gets Nod contirwe their exRàctixd Petty and Bthby AUL e ract for the Grand Nabonal Points trne1y e pe2tE Afliscas is in choice as the e rutual wirzn'. QiTipKEiSIUp. tt .iwuor W &e proven to be ve'y reliable and rehiibty is a t'ery ita't factor in determining the s-uine' of the NASCAR Por.ts l.rt Fit The We may see us 1972 us this c'oiintr a will be called the 911 Carrera and cost several bursdre d:flars more than the 1.S. The horsepower rating in the tle bea!t tfl be 240. 1 would predict 1 rrules er hour .r'et time for this car. es cvrdinues This weekend the Can-Am ther ria?' retains rd. Mrn'stz The i.aren Team can make ur the f!er.ct 114 th5 li('t prepared Porehe drx'rls tiy GCOTt F(JihTieT Still -t'ern U be the ! -; r It ! Cr tr -r-1es 300 Grand National &p 1, marks the rwuung of the 300 Mile Grand National at Dover Downs International Speedway I eelawace. Ttus one mile track is as thfflc-ufl to riegotitale as thc Rbngham. North Carolina niIe oval. Its Grand Naton*.1 meancs tae over-ce ue varous ____ :.n-Amvncari thallerige cup ccinpctitsxs 'jj c u LnceMon Alberta, Canada on Cktl. We IUIM 5&. re iV coverage i t Oct $ is drawing near with the annual running of the U.S. Grand I'ru from Watkins Glen. New York. Formula 1 npeUtors from arwnd the would will be there final event of the world champicrishop of driving. Formula 1 this e.ar has been dcxninated by Brwilii Emerscm Fitupaldi who is looking more and more like a young Jimmy (ark. Competition in Formula I this 'ear between FitUpaddi. Dents Huiuse. Jackie Stewart. Jackie ELts arid others was very intense this year. Hot Schedule ('c.I Ujrin. the S00MileGrand National fi-cxn Charlotte 'tor Speedway and Oct. fl we have a Sf10 Mile Grand thn.a. atr'nal from Rc'ckingham. ',cx1.h Iro-Sock rachi this 'ear has really been çer tough with Itormie S'ix no longer dcrnutatlng coinpettlon. Bill Jenkins, Dun Nid'io[son, EkE Carttas and others base wan thrir fair share ci glory t1s year. I don't see a major rules change coming fr-un NASCAR for the 1973 season. NASCAR Racing this year has been more -cimpetztisc then in any other form ci autri-acing this year. A 25 Challenge race far Datsons, Alias arid the like will take place this weekend in Portland. Ore. Petty In Dodge Fresti off Pits sixth win at the season at Rid'uncmd. Va. cci Sunday, Richard Petty, super-star of the SiP Racing Team. announced a change of plans today for the 500-mile race at Dover, Del. on Sept. 17. A crash wbàch nearly snatched victory from Petty's grasp at Richmond, damaged his STP-Plymciuth so bay th.athescratchedttfromtheefltrY theetsat Dover. Instead. he will drive a hims-erigined STI'-Dodge' at Dover In a conunurng effort to hold his lead in notional ctsamionsIup poUit.S. At Richmond. two cars struck Petty in an imavoidable accident. [lobby Allison's Chevrolet, which was involved, was able to continue and so was Petty. But ironically. Buddy Rk.'r, I'etty's former teammate, wrecked his new ride arid 'ut the race. i I'tty continues to lead Allison In the championship .ir' race by 34.9 points, headed fcw an urçrecedented foUrth national driving championship. The Riclinond win bro'ight I'etty his 146th career victory and raised his career riz, money winnings to $1,301,753. Nearest figore to that Is rnunt'y won b Dave Pearson, another ttwee-tAme national champion, who has stun 17,495. Allison, another Petty rival, has won $771,071 and hasa 1972 season total of $4,950. Petty won the prevous fall race at Dom't'r and Is thus a ranking favorite, off Pus last performance there and his win at Richmond last week. He continued to suffer tire cutting problt'mns at Richmond. running the last 20 laps stith his right rear tire flat. A substantial lead enabled hun to continue running at reduced spetd rather than sacrifice the time required Itt a tire.changmg pit stop. Irxii.idtng Dover. only six more race's remain on the NASCAR Grand National (-ircuit for the STI' driving star. .,ut - ' Aserage pla)ers base a dangerous tendency to start p:o)ecting the total s--coic [or the round when they still base several holes to play. cspccialh if the?"rr playing bitter than uivai Tt'iey may think to themonly' to s-elves that they buges the last four holes tirrak 95 for the first time this year. or something like that It's a fatal dis'ersiOri The) usually shoot over 100. ['lay each hole as It comes and I our final score well take care of itself better than It will otherwise. base - _________________________ — Your concentration should always be on the hole you are rilaying and fbi Of) bOlt your overall 54(110' *5 ' - - Encountered By All asked about impending games pressure at a tight pennant thert'sanotherkmdcipressutr facing the guys on the nowhere with the White Sax and A's. race' "You don't want them to back Nope. The manager Is 'led clubs. "flt( toughest problem is u'. The fl3.IflL Li the game iS of the Texas Rangers. The play- er is Bobby Bonds of keeping myself up." says 'Beat everybody':" Then there's the realism of.. the San Francisco Giants. The George Scott of the Milwaukee Del baseball teams are bound for Brewers, the cellar-dwellers of Itied by U* Brewers' thing you Crandall"To me, the oblivion this season while, on the Amencan League East. "When you're losing so much, have to guard against most is the opposite end of the stand)'OU ings, other clubs rush headlong it's tough to come to the part negativism." he said. "If if or grouch)', look at don't get negative toward the playoffs and per- because it gets tough to each other,' Scott acknosiledg. you don't think youre going haps the World Series, "Today I came to the part lose before the game is played. For the Pittsburgh Pirates, Cincinnati Reds. Houston As- at 3:30 and hung around the then the players have a chance tros, Baltrnuore Orioles, Detroit locker room to try to get my to cope with it. The standings Tigers, New York Yankees. mind on baseball," he said be- don't mean a th4iig as to how BostonfledSoi,ChicagoWtflte fore a recent night game. "be- )OU tTiafl5V. For the most part, though, the Sax arid Oakland A's, this is the cause if I wait until 4 or S I'm next iar1ie tsn'tas Important as time of year to turn on a drive afraid I might not show up Ask the manager of a tail-en- the next season. And that that can carry a club to the dci how lx feels and. rrore of- UrUaLly means a focus On youth. glory of a championship "Sure, this has been disButfcirtheal,so-rans,asNate tenthanrsot.you'llgettheusual Coltiert of San Diego frankly stuff like the "play them one at appointing season for us," said admits: "This time ci year is a time and try' to win every Toby liar-tab, the shortstop for play," line from theRangers. "Rutinaway,its looked on more as a salary game Charlie Fox of the Giants or the been a very important season drive. 'When you're out of it," the "I dont concede a thing to for us, too. Padres' Ix,wrrtKr.1,se srys, "you ',, try' for the best possible year as in ordet to give individual an you someUuni with which to ,:,. L. negotiate. the team is as "As far I • c'erned," Colbert adds. 'you try' to win more games than you es. - wlwttaPfI INTIIPSISI £SSN) -- gressing. refer lntintly to Be.rd'S Don'trelyOnYour memory! Youcafl "Shaving Strokes" Saud fr your his book. with advice C',ts only $1. page ltiusti'aled bor and gift copies of his 96 check or money plus 25 cents for postacie nd handling Send 't.ra$d, P.O. Boa Sanford The order to "Shaving S?roleS. co 1001,. N.Y. York. P41w Station. City 4e9. Dept. .127, Radio ..' we • .- .. I4',4t CIj()r of) t rvi S I*J,,ri (3c,Jf rig is tci 8 nw ' eag tie rl i I rigS .' AS.SOCLATEI) PRESS atlonal League East W. I.. Pet. GB. l4 tttsta,xr'h 55 45 ; Chicago 75 63 .543 14 Nesi York 72 64 .519 16 St lOUIS 65 74 465 '4'2 64 73 .4417 24"2 Mintreal I'hliadelphla 49 89 .355 40 being West Opturusts who will tie staging a Houston 77 60 562 7 golf tourney, celled the Sanford los Angeles 72 65 .5Ti 12 Optinuist Open, on Saturday, Atlanta 64 75 .460 ZIi September 23 at the Mayfair San Francisco 62 445 231. Country Club, San l)iego SI 84 378 32; Thetc.urrwyisbethgheldasa Wedne'sday'sResufts benefit for the building fund of Pittsburgh 6. Chicago 4 the Salvation Arms'. New York 11, Philadelphia 6 A modified Call.away ban. Cuucuinab B. Atlanta 6 dcap 'strrn 'mill be the ti*ethd St Ii.uts i. Montreal 4 Houston 6. San Diego i of scoring with at least three different flights in which San Francisco 7, Los Angeles contestants can enter. PnzeS 1 'Thursday's Games will be offered for the low gross PAttsbw'th Moose 1(5-1) at and low net scores. Additional prizes will be Chicago I R.euschel 5.7 awarded for those golfers who St. Louis tClrvelarid 13-14, at come closest to the hole on the Montreal fTOrrrz 16-9k, N San Diego Grief S15, at number seven and 16 holes. Also the golfer with the longest Houston i Roberts 114, N Friday's Games dsive on iPx 11th hole will New York at Chicago receive a prize. Montreal at Philadelphia, N All tee times will be after at Cincinnati, N Diego 12:30 p.m. Entry fee Is $10 aM Situ tingt'Lcs at houston, N Los will include green fees, pri.zev at St. LOUIS. N Pittsburgh and refreshments. .: Amrrli'an League East '.1. 1.. Pet. GB. 62 Detroit Baltimore Ni'si York ('lesclarvi Milwaukee 1STH JUDICAL CIRCUIT lid AND r'ee%. and CURRIE FOR SEMINOLE MANUFACTURING COMPA'dY, a FLORIDA CASE NO 72-1137 CL I,'4E1 AND corporation. If active, and if d.soIed. tht uninoan officers, ____________________________ L',P,A MORGAN F n-sae, C kELLIP4ER Plant tis c3.rectOrt and stokholOerS thereof Legal Notice acing as truSteS thefefor. thCir -- . and ATHRYN LISSAK. RALPH r against any and ill persons having FICTITIOUS NAME WILSON AND PEGGY c or ctam'ng ant rght. tile 0' fl , ,, .-'a' ?e,eSP •n and to the f011O*iflg crl -;fd fl ttS'flf5S' P C Ba. 703. Df.fld.flH OiiCt'bfd land. lying and bC'flQ In a'.non'. Spr.n;s. Se,,'strtoe YoU CATHRYN LISSAK r'n0c County. Florida, in wit. Ww'd* i0' '' Co.i" resdefice .5 unflo*fl art hereby The SQuthi of the SE of the SE "iame of I R A. CONTRACTING rot.f'ed t servr a CpoY os ,our ' Of tP NE ' Cd Section 13. •P(JA1 'C)tf. UI C* I t A to Complaint to Foreclose Answer 20 South. Range 12 East. To'ans NC and I ha' I n'enC ID regS'ef ae ilto •ga-rst ,, 5em.noI, Coistty. Florda sad nan, eth thf Cleft Of ?PC P;an'fIs' arlorrtey. JEREMY E to the East crown Clemente connected in the 'mOfl last year. That's the wa it ari)cInc until we're cut of it By BRU(t LAW ITT Press Sports Writer is with the Padres because it mathematically." comeback ';fl y()}j tAP i — "The helps an individual to be able to from Bob Lemon ci the Kansas g month is always tough.' negotiate when his learn tin- City Ro'als. But thereare those who seem s.avsthemanager. "You're get- proves as well as himsell." And while the pressure of the alniost &'hgtited to be facing ung tired. It's hard to keep gopennant race—the make-or- the front-runners despite haytrig." 'in this situation, says the tweak nxmexfl ci a crucial trig no hope of catching them. Del Rice of the California An. player. "you've got to push home run or strikeout, the ritr-. "Ei fielding gem or error—builds gr1 is one SUCh yourseif" unting steadily cm the con!,endeTS, trarnctntave,"hequupped when ReaCtionS tO the S I . . . "- ,(4 74 64 .536 1 74 65 .532 Pa 4 65 532 P2 63 76 453 12'i 17 53 .407 19 West (-'cu'I Co.,"?. Semnoute CD,Jr'?V. fl •CCd<t *uth the rD',da rtot;'O'n 4 'ha FictitiouS Name S'atutes. To WI? St(Iiofl $ F orda %tati,rVrs 1951 S Ted P A?flhiifld P?tiOtfll Pblr5I Sep' 7. 14. 71. 7S. 1912 DE H DATED ih5 11th day 'e''be'. 1ti' of I IiU P '4 It (C K WITH. JR C;et-k of the C,rcut Court , I , • . - ' -- -. — "' PIL '" I. l' ' '' 1! 1 U . . ' .v ' ' J. , lfl F ___________ -- - - ' lw. - --"" I( 'an Mien I 'hOt') I C t is the Los ng*'te oec. Tht s 'he ii,,SIr (laW ran' isco and li Angeles ' r ng the IMS AngeIf" uffi'n'." -- Shop. WImrn'l)ixie and Neisners Add - 1) , (,)) Vi19 1 49erc Tin' film s-s ill last exactly 20 minutes Sifl(t t'tIt'ti fight features a knockout, \li 15(1(1 I'atterson will have tts wait in their dressing rooms at tlit' ('tiirchl.'n until thit' c'onipletiofi if "H' ¶5 - 10 AN!) ou'r." 'the live audience in the Garden will tie 'matching a ftllin bout to allow Utise for the showing of the chuitmipionship all.knock.nit filiiu on closed circuit, world heavyweight title; Orti!, two world lightweight titles and ciii' s-s'orl'l junior s-s't'ltc'rs-s t'sglit title ori1 I is-iran. s-u ho t -. the current holder of thit' world lightweight cross U Lyman Hosts Runners Greyhound the first (or ix' held at the Invitational to the Valley sit mill! course two Forge ('ountry Club. Junior Varsity teums will begin their t'vcrst at 6 p.m with the varsity runners to take OVe'F Apopka I)as'ul Schihhing of Edges-s niter and Mike flahill of l,s'man are miiiiong the Ias-'orhtes iii liii' varsity' lut'et 1ciititrs iii I.vtmian be' running along with lttihiill Ire Darrell 'Itietiplimlus, kt.'lllIy I)unt'un, Dennis Burns, Hay Aqurkis. Jimmy Brinker anti Tiiiii IIi'r' varsity tt'i' s-s Iio'li a halt lioui later, teams entered Among Use along wits I yitutn sire' SilIlilsI u It I(l' i' , ' ' ' ' * I 5:my'f.'n.: Sanford, ' '"IS "' - (Ilk its'!, I SIkI''u'I('Vi . )':s-iimis i:tlgt'si 5stt'r, 5.OitliII.*i, I, V iltisl'i .1.11 0111$ ('.telhound JOt n;r s- sirs1y ilt$' Willie tI'IIIhI Iilt'lllh)t'i 511011, Jeff 5110111, Mike Hull, .Jllli I 'oIWlSital, Robert St'iitibcrt 41101 fills (hlsnIilI'r 54, F or D ea d ' s ng e e re The '7 3s SPEC I A L CLOSEOUT PRICES ' i uiisc - I71 ii h i e rcu r . IA I , pa, arid widt receiserj _________________________ flRCAST fWTRAII • I - Peerless PredIctor • Egiid. friends the seaSofi is only out' week old but al- i'eadv the Iloopl' System fuhnc'ti(lrlituct 10 S - / L IIIItLSt'4i5011 loriii I .ost wt't'kt'nd. despite sonie astonishing upsets. The II 0 (1 P I c' I"ootbali Forecast came through' with a sterling kaffkalf -- h1t'rfortlsance recordimig 25 correct selec• lions. unIv 7 losses and 2 lit's (or a briñlant .781 average— hai"rtirnpui! But loyal followers of our roguiostit5 know that —hak'katl -this is the rule 4111(1 not the exception. so on s-s- jib titi s-i cek ' s card There are' molly top.notch conteSts on tap this week wIth one of the best match ing those great intrastate 1' iv4ils F' I u r I d a State and Miami in the Orange Bowl In ii great ITensis'e show feat iltimig the aerial nigIc liii' Seiiinule's Gary hull tifltl tlit' Ilif4ifltr)' tactics of the Miami hurricanes' spt'e'tiv l'hiiit'k F'ort'iiiifl. hit' IIoi.pli' S stetii lot est'es ii nsmm'row 2-2 I s-iill for Florida s iit'iim.kutnph ! .rIut liet bottle I hat will go ltis-i II Ill tilt' 55' ut' s-i, ill t 'ike plict' it Norman, ('kl4itItllIIO whei e Coach Chuck Fair honks will unveil his '7 )klahoma Soont'r cltib phis . iim host to Utah State \'oul Peerless Predictor set's the Suitiet s tinishing on toll, 311. 11, i's-i!!' 0 SIlielidill :git' club The Colorado Buffaloes should have an easy' time of it its tht' take on under. manned Cincinnati It will tic' Colorado 34, CIni.'ilinati 6 At liii' tattle t lint' inowt'rti I Am iltItiI State will itr'' to Lw i side sisitui s as they thrash lash houston, 31I2 'l'here' .11 t' st's etal Big 'lets tiieetiiigs on the schedule but the couterelice most of teIttlIs will Lw ooking towurd ('eltllIitiUs as Woody' Ilat's I aki's I hit' Wt'itl)S oft his 1611 . ,. ' - -- - t'llt'i(I,i(It'd Llult'kt'%Vs 16 s s r- Pi( ' -'' The Old Boy Himself Out west. Southern Colt(orniiL, which lived up to our expectations — kaff-kaft - ti;ietting a strong Arkan aggregation last week. will roll on in high gear spOn' king Oregon State. 35.I AntI journeying east to show their wares. the 511rpm I' sing t.'I'LA [hums, who jltitt the football world by conquering mighty Nebrot' uk' 'm be hIts Si' i ' . r;t'i* ', ''' ''. ' leer ,:.,t'i 5aS5 :crnplete- I $ Reg. Price 6167.O1 Sale Price S525200 s s _,,,,,. -r" i?er'uai w,dSh,ld 'v,:rr,r tinted ,. Save Other Excellent Closeout Priced Montegos, Comets, Capris, Montereys Come By & See The Savings! BEST USED CAR BUYS - 1969 LI O1CO!41A i ..) ''.' ', )i'J J' .,. 1 '.!'.'f -, ,l1i''J 255O .''ti 1971 Oldsmobile 1971 Mercury _"i''i -' - . J'- ;,Ii' , .1 'I' ' ' 3O95 1967 Mercury 1971 Buick .1 Ji,,' .5 ,,'25J ,I'çj "'''5 Sjr'r', -- $ exptess, ' '.. - - 2050 , ;'i' ' •' '5. )T.itlQll Iol(c-' i,iiljs 7oseer Sti?S Ii' ,iI(JQi'o'n tIll 3350 -' , 9180 ),JJtStSjfi - ,,agc, 1964 COMET c..' . r '''.l' tt'flJ,,',,'l.,J'1 'nj' !çtQr' ' - 'L 55 I )J'' ' , . ' ''' $1 625 . ,HtWlPA'Ii Ihuii't' Linu II h _ LINCOLN lilt flight t.iiiI %'rck - 'h3 'nuug '7 I'ks ' a' -- Pet '7*1 - MERCURY Et" low a how ki's- i's it sisli 1 liIi ititei 110(11 , hunks it'll (0 0 426 II iIitIiI'tt ' .i t't,tll1' tkntly predict a 307 s- it'tOl ) I tom the t'CIaIls PICdIC Liont ore to' games 'l'hc Iloople Special of tht' oh Sept 16 w t'ek Is the Fighting hlltrii of Bob Blackman to derail l)uf(y h)aught'm tys MiciligoTi Southtrn i.'aiitor mila .13, (ire. 26.24 — hat' State Stale 0 iN t utiupti! 5 u lb e r n MtsstssIktpI 21. l,uuisiuila Tech 7 i Now go on with the tote SML 12. aki. Forest ,tst Stanford if. Sami Just Mate Ii Ulnhil .Ir Force 2& IS'y 27 Ltrighalu 33, Ininsus Slate i I'i!I%Ii Slate .16 'l'emsnessc'e 's'oung 6 (\i 'all Washington Stale 21. 1. tah 16. I'ets tech If p N (ornia 19 k'htla State 1$ Slate 16. low a tulsa 17, Colorado I'asu I texas . i El I. Siute mar I. S Colorado 31, ('tnclnni*ti 6 idsoll II. V Ml 1$ l)as texas Slate % i-st Drake 34. ir gtIlI.t .11. % ir giula tech 1 ' 3 .1b. Iluki' U East t'urutina .12. Southern \ astiiiigtult 33. itivhitiond 'lrgIuia t't tst IllInois 15 NI 25 toledo 17. Eastern Michigan Iseunsfa 32. Norlheru Ii II linois F'resiw Stale 26, %t'stern Temple 2%, Nas Icr 13 t N MIchigan 21 (N) i\ —Nighl (lame (ieorgla Tech 17, South ('taru' bitt gis Panthers j' ''' Gt'uirgia '.10, Ita'. br t Ibis ('ross Ii. Rutgers 7 .riutiu Siate 31, Houston 1.1 Ohio U. , Idaho Illinois 2$, Michigan Slate 25 Minnesota l. Indiana 10 L.ong Beach Slate 17. North 1'exs State LI1St 20, l'clfic 6 p N l.uu(ss ilk 37. Kent State p Mary laud '.11. North Carolina i I pp I 3, Memphis I MI taie II \I l"Iiiridj Slate 23. Miatiti ELi. 21 iN) Miami tOhiol 11, Dayton ii Michigan 32 Northwestern .t2 \tt5sIsslppi State 1.1. North' t'.Ist Luuisiaita I-I .13, V, tlli.tm & 'slats 1.1 NisNebraska 33. ('etOS .k & \l .15 Ness tetIeu 2S. New lcticu StIle 13 iN North Carolina Stale Si r.icuse'1 I, N Ohio Slate 42. loss a 6 (ikIahollia State '11, 1. '[Ce*l rIIngtun) kfih(Itt5j 36. t tah State fi NI ,riRIl14 21, Oregon l 3 l'ittsburh 7 Purdue 10, floss hug Grt'eli 10 — :--- By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE '±r j,IJ, 2(1'.'. hid rntal tr' .ounqt! 4isIT'. ;t sc rae''miii 'NIth corresponding lirvyl r'3(Jt, Nhlttt ec.iweiIl tir'ts --ai power seats for both Dassenqer 'It steer leg ,sr.ee AM M stereo rjtjhi. md droer. automatic Pemp control. -'r"nti? -;2r?r'i Ip$• 't3p(1 2,;,r ,- . for games of saturday, sept. will be no extra charge added to tin' advertised admission price. . The fall season for prep cross country teams gels underway this evening with th1' t.ytiuin Greytsoundi acting its the host ir - - — • 'hnt I lflhl "I v i" rte mn !r,lried or put on wat'.ers *1 he placed pinning back Vin Cle- when be ended his coill'ge pf'ifl5 with [lots Rrr thrown' .u,tild has-" to play behind Tom ments on the tati squad. Sec. career in IOV,4. Hu last 'luh w.IS the ball rud the ilIfl?,4 ha - 11w ('ow tiy's lost running . LUST p , and tie I'atttrsou Ali heavyweigllt bout. There Ak has requested that special clüsed circuit monitor be hooked up in his dressing A special filni, titled ''8! 9 rootis in order that he niay 10! ANt) OU'I'," showing 12 s-s 41tt'h ''8' 9' 10' AN!) OUT'' w(trl(l title fights, hsts been while s-s ilttin5 to fight Patter' added to utit' closed circuit son. ho'm'ing of the live show from "I tiont to see souse of those the Garden as SI bonus for those cats they' say could've beaten who s-sill see tilt' tioxirig extravagsifll.il in theatres tititi me,'' said Muhiiuuiuiit. arenas around tiut' world, It was A total of 23 c'huimptons will 9 10 produced by The Big l"ights, be 1ios-s n in action on "8 but'. for Maclioli Square AN!) 011,1'." 'thic live show will Garden Boxing. Inc. and Top feature Four fighters who hove Bank, Inc., sponsors of the SevL'n s-i orb! titles55 ufi telecast, through the facilities Pattt'rson has won two s-i tit'ltl of 'tNT. heavyweIght titles; u-ll, ti11t' The all.knockout film, which will be seen for list' first titmut', will lit' slk)%S ii 1s'twecn (lit' I)ursin'Ortti non'tltic' 10-round lightweight fight, which is scheduled to start at 9:30 P iii lefen' ' MAJOR 110 OPLE 'S Real Knock 0ut Film Would Muhiiinuad ,\li or Floyd Patterson tias-'t been able to beat Jot' Louis or Jack Dempsey? Would they have been able to outsmart the cagey Joe Walcott and Archie Moore? Who would have won If Roberto l)uran or Curios Ortir had fought Beau Jack? Pound for IXitiflIt is Mi a better fighter than Itiiy l(0t)ifl5Ofl? Closed circuit television bins who will Lw watching tiit' d Pat icr son-A ii 1 2- r the and hcvywei glit fight Duran-Ortil lightweight battle from Madison Square Garden on Wednesday. Sept. 20 will be abli to make their own decisions. li runners I#s in.phenn ldir.'nuth snil 'iVillit' Eillsnn. wh nrnre rouhil be ,scked--excep? tested secondary rn u-f" ( oh'" J;o ni'ludes r,'ejv,' flflW flirt I ,lflrt' It.'ntuel ', llenstrc'm'm''0Ult Tho' . AllTiI'Ii i'ntch t,Iger.s '.I5 •Jotrn 'bI,lr,.,' ',- (lterI the hst from lhttsburh tI1!tlt enol lfl fir,, fout-,th-aIl s first on waivers PittmflAfl and Kopay were drnppe't linebacker Rob (grant while '/5 ears flOW is tip for grabs in Former Heinian Trophy free agents after havtng r,een U.' NAOMI Football League recently Baltimore winner John Fluisrtc "I .f?r'r being put on waivers by released ld riuir't't h 'ti.' 'Itt lu'O R.'ir I C) ik' irii r ";s ( ti C!] Shula said Mercury Morri.4. a trade Jim Kink and Lirry Csonka back t)uans' Thoiiias in are ''all first stringers.'' Morris 1 with San I )l.'gti. but they still . as, orke renuittons ni oc after the Dolphins' 24-3 toss 4lid have Calvin liii! and Walt (',aFuimsu'*il selec tion. Itoun(l rison But that won't Lw quite to Dallas in last year's Super tot ht. r by a dii. ; Iflt.i. st Bowl that he wasn't getting enough. good music; this tmsentu grou[ enough playing time, and inThe Dallas Doomsday Dchiits I 51St 0 lslPt1.ir dicated he wanted to be traded fen.w has been one of the best in (1,01 ('S of sutlt.trti1sts ,I unless his status hanged He the gauw, but this may be the lills r. ltd tiny .00t lfllfl, led the Miami rushing has year ",at age starts to catch up action with a Ut'rlin and othit rs. 'flu y preseason game in with sucti stats-s arts as Bob Lily. delighted ths ir many liii rids in fliuc'k hiowley. Cornell Green 6.9 yard per carry average t1OS)lteiIS Iliui (.111 Roster changes made by NFL and herb Adderly. Visitors to the fair will Iu.ts Wehsesday included t.teams \ViUi uflfly Jurgensen rejoin- ' I.t. Charles X. Ferrer, 1)50. . an authority Ofl boating flfl(i will be available to answer any inquiries and assist all boaters C ''.-:t" ',C i' ' (If this coiiimiitiity. IA.'iIIlCtS (in one an opportunity to this subject will be offered mind give everytiltist for everyone, shore in these basic aims while should Lw a or •5 whether a boat-owner enjoying Country Fair fun. All safeIy' Own their proceeds will 1w given to local passenger, for The local Retail l)rug Store, worthwhiik' 1roit's such as tine Iloiiie Fashions Outlet, l)t'ltona l)eitona Junior thigh School Athletic l)epart:nent and Electonit's, Stetsons l"lower d ' . Day. a (lily st't aside to honor all Safety is L's ident. Cl ,, t.'r t#ifl i.II'(1 I\ ,kt,iflt$ Bu(f.htls i'iit swilt' rereiver Is'n. ni Ilnmesfl mu \.iw I)rte"ins v, t'tihliIti('I'S this t)'l" iItIlM)SI)hiI.'rI' others. 'r. rackers. '.1,, I F U PRF The loll'. announced. tonday '1 here sirs a lot of reasons why that MSIrke', bud retired. He I 111455 slioulul win the NF'( denied it and said ho' just wan' ithi fair 'iffi. I last And there are several anti will honor gift certificates reasons why they won't. One (if ed to go to another NFL tean. So Coach Don Mc€afferty ar to 1w given winners at the ttu;hig (iflCS is (torge Ailen and rlOUflt'C(l Viethesday that Ma k lit fit lit tb Washington H'dskins. rton uarter- ry had been waived, If he is n.' the ,numerous Auiong ' ' 'si s lasmec) befOre 4 pm., Frida j)llIflflCd will be must" il( tiv I! It's tISiboys to the Su'A ill tACOrT." it fr"" agent he let lix i' I' I iipphit'tl by (hi per BiI'm I (5511 M'4ISOIIS agO. ElSe'm h"re. Coach Don Shu. WiIrliiers I his hiit'al group Staubach cud it last year. With would use a three ru said he playing Al Nabicht 'tlr11,tIn1t iii Staubach not likely to see actIon back rot4itlon in the Miaii.. Fain,' ll.,uknigt*t. ning b.injo. Mrs until tiw ecu! (if this openu' season tlriitiis and t;,iiborine; F rank thiat' one minus for the Dolphins by offering a true home-stylt' hard barbecue beef ilfili iark 'l'hie DEI.TONA working members of the prepared in goiirliit't fashion. Contests in fish.casting arid Deltona's S ort'prifl's chili IViIIIIb1I' fir have prIi'I "iuiis'thinnt for slisots 'miii 1w skills, as their to test spttrtSl an t'vt'ryoflt" 10 tilt' limit' of skIlls, for play It) )iItli('S their s-it'll as education SIfill pleasure at iIfl(i illflUSt'III&'flt. relaxation fair, Sept. 2.1 itt I .'ikv (th'ason With the increase III 51114111 Beach. plying 11w rivers and boats Tin' s'vent is in observance (If • 's( I It' 11W . ,,Il ErIrieis o ) iiarie Krueger. ,;nst flay.' WI u'(, V,l".t I)hsisIIli sxirtsman in their efforts to preserve wildlife and to make known the nt't'd for ('Inservatioru The fair has been planned to - P'i'ink NlInleV, trssce 'Ta' -r anti a iudf-do,en othr ',",u, It)' ('%ltl. ,%i.l,EN ' .' W)uFb ' Wlchlrllitl hb'tlsklns i )ahI4lS ('055 tiys t I JAil'. ( 4,rtlin,Ihs I tl.uteiphlO I'.aglec z'irk Giants ('elitral t)isIslofl lIlII ! put tip bV MrS. I4iIlUifl Mtior gi 0U[) ,iI1(I I I I orfli,ifl til the htintini ititl I i"nIill-.t . r I'ast l)islsiofl "- : ... I ,a 01 St('t Still I"l()W(l' ShIp a I I It'll nila I la 1liltIl'flhI[ thi(' iihlI'IlIIIIIIl I )l'ltIIhI.I I'( )S'l lR - '' ' hopes up in the West bet.s '' - i Ifntickins winning the East Iii vision, with the ('owt%yS ii c-Iris' sq r,iitl . ii .' - -' "' me ' ' ,'' 'rli( -- ' r '.'nrttetilI (,an' I (.tllrI falter some. but not enough to keep WashIngton owttys are the t,ig ft(J11l 'Alnning Itt first division lH4l1 qUPStIOII $(lIItk again in the Na crown sirw-e l-lS tionitl Football leagues St I,ui may contend in the tional (:lnferen.e East but not strongly enough to ihl the ( (wt%tys ItO All the win The ( artilnal r,f(pnce c'iuhil woy &IIlIfl thus year- despite lii' potent with Jim [tart and the hrst of No I qtinrterbark milt'/ ('hOur, at r5iiarrhaek l(riv,'r Stauhll'h" ic' Smth ar,' 1il-ire nn'.'rirsJ IlahIlIc will dr quite well thIs Met Gray and running backs i'III 1,rrih;ltPlY rhiakirlg it 11' the lionny Ander con lncI Leon liiI)rJIfs;l the No. I team from Burns 'Ihv' St 1/,1114 defense is 'he f ( But this 1,igckiri prrlg. t, however - -: ,'... __ i. E[\1'V '.' '1hlM It) III Assor lain! ['rest Sporti Vu runt fl \l', LW YoItK - IbIV , t - s QuItI thereto, and all rents. isSuts, has been filed a)auntt 'you and iosj rtOured '0 SCf C a Copy of your • • V"'written defenSes, if any, to .t ofl to accrue froir. 5.40 remses, all cit DONALD P CORBETT. plaintiffs *hich are ,rl(luded *ilhn the a$tr.ney wts- sradnrt%i isP 0 B'.ta foregoing description and lii 734). 0rlont3. ic,ir(3a, en or before habefldnjm fhpqiQ4, also ll gas. O(tober It?', $973, arid file tine steam, electric, water, and other orignat w fri ftnecl.rk of thiS courf 'ueaf.ng. cOCking. r*frgeral.ng, ether before seqi.uie on plaintiff'S lighting. pfumb.ng. .ul'ntilat'ng, attorney, or immediasely thereat irrigating, and power %y%ttmt, ,ynath.fles, appIanCet, futures, and ftc, Other wit, a default *sII lie entered against you for the 'chef •ppurtenaflcai. w$i(Pi nave are Cf c.manded 'i the rritrptaunt nay hereafter pertant or be utnd Tie property proceeded against s *ih, 'fl. Qf fl lad irntti. ecen of thOugh they be detached or deSCribed as followS cif Section 34, East of SW Out4'P'abIe "onnUip 21 Sufh, Range 30 East, WITNESS m hand and the of ficial seal Of ths5 Court at Sanford. lying North f SR No 124, PLUS east 700 feet of 5'fl14 of SWi of Florida. thiS 12th day of September, Section 34, Townthlp 2$ South, 1972 Seal) Rang. 30 Easf, North of railroad right Of way SemInole Counfy, ARTHUR H BECKWITP4, JR Click Of the Circuf Court i'Iorda Seminole County, Ftor,la Ill 7 Pd E 55 my land and fbi seal of By Cecelia V Ekern tii butt on Sepfember 5th. 597, Deputy Clerk Seal ,I?oC(IOT (OLIbRA AIJYHUR H OECXWITH, JM tO East (ii•i C) As Clerk of fine Couvf Ofando, FiOiid 37101 BY Cicehla V Ekern DIit6,ViC I.- ria,,•i5 D'puty Clerk r'ubhith Srpf II, 1972 f'ubit,ji 1, 14. 2), 75. lV?7 0tH 't" ' . 4l 1 '. 'r " r t , -IN". P.44(.?u (ie'l te,4Ih ¶ri in .ii' smd ti's' riy hin :hs'.. much else ran be said for them defense ItS. The Dettott LHPn1S ean't be lot' them s that they have t ,, - r ,,,, , •h. .RTfl $ r.nipletehy cotiflt"l out. hilt tie. man roster, which will , r the NFC IA the fense---ot the lark f ,t—w'ill be .r"ttly during ¶he eavsn the San Franrlseo U'r SUper tPOi#I Ill' vC.ji As rirdirg the slot's' of ttq teal)' for 1972 Prafl pfogtiostICiit"t' ild ntInlie to he till#"1 Quarterback (rag landry can thi' t atkefltc.n return'. t., 1uarter Prime of Mr John RryIl. n-tww1yhut the hold his own with already be doesn't play defenseRut this team uias runners u' back the Viklng.4, '1'C ta1',vto h' w' Green Ray swIll run thu ball a 'is Ken Witarti and Vc Wai 'atrhers T.'t a Gene vYashington. ,Jon ('fl' ,.,ih John Rroo'kingtnfl ,,nil iflgt4ln and psss (f'r0 '$chIfli4t' (is&irfl Afld RIll Kwahtek and ham, tia'. ron\t.*eArthur In galfltfl .'tp!nsls nffen to make the Ittown Scott ,',lrul.Ige tIderthIC ;nke good -.wsy to one .not And then there ars the Purple Hunter IS err.ttl(' .,t c1nlrt.'rdevastAtIng 1.4 II') ia' 1efi''i hark People Eater; (art Flier, '- , . - [A JI i.0 "' YOU APE NOTIFIED that an title '0 the abo.e •t'Ofl 10 descr.bed property haS been f ed aganst yOu. the abbre'uattd tilt Of whiCh E a die Lee Banks s A Foa. if al Plantuff, v I Defendants. Civil Action No 72 lOw, ri the Circuit Court of thC Circus?. Judicial Eighteenth 5en note Coun'y. Florda, ,ou are r ei U d to serve a cOpy of your wr?tencjefefne%. if any, to the lame on iN C Huithion, Sr of Hut,hiSon and Letter. Plaintiff's Attorney. wimnoseaddress is Post Office Drawer H. Sanford. Florida 37771. on or before the 5'?' day of Otob,r. A 0 1972. and file the oV,girtal with tine Clerk of the C.rcu't Court. Seminole County, Florida either before service on plantuft'S attorney or mmeately ,Pnereafter,Other'viS4'a default *11 be entered against you for lini relef demanded ri said Complaint WITNESS my hand and tiC Of IcialsealofthsCovrt?hu579?hday o August. A 0 1977 IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY JUDGE. SENt (dOLE COUNTY. Br Maune Eden STATE OF FLORIDA Dtp'.t'y CIec Iii ie Estate o PbIi5h Sept 11. 21. n, oct E E. E E DE H i Deceased NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE APPLICATION lid THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FOR FINAL DISCHARGE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 'r, WHOM IT MAY CCPaC(PPf NOTICE IS HEREBY Gs '(to trial Case No fl 444 , F LVI,'? ru t ,- ri f r'i riF ,'LPO A kEVIS and AC hi *'IC report as E',c'c" af In Las' All P1 ntff5 ani Tettarner' CA KATHERINE " V IL BEE o.csed. that Pit tat HARRY JAMES PITTMAN and •lroPn,s.tut,ovI*Drf,naId'I(h4r9f LOIS JEAN PITIMAPI. ti's Wf lION the iØ Pit *i1 aPPfv to Defendants tseaii eLLLACE $ HALL. COunty J9C CLERKS NOTICE OF SALE ARTHUR H BECKWITH. JR noIe County. Fitif,da, WI tint Cd Seq,, NOTICE ISHEREBY OvEPithal CIefP of the Cirtu'f Court 10Th d, of Oclober, AD 1977. fcw pursuant to a I nat Judgment of By Ma,ne (dr-n ICV$I cii tarn, and ,or 12th day of 0epi.sy Clerk dsch.I9e is Eeufor of sad Folerlo'iv'e datt2 Inc September. 1977 arid entered iri Civ w C HUT CHISOPI. JR es'ae Act,ovn Plo 72 141 n tie Cirrut Court P4UTCP'5150N AND LEFFLER D.'ed tIntS 5'In dI ' Court, cii Sernrncte, Florida POST OFF ICE DRAWER H o A 0 1977 *Pierefl HERMAN A REVIS and SANFORD. FLORIDA S JACK iN fLYNT are RUTH L REvlS, h's ATTORNEY row PLAINTIFF of 't i..st wit As (aetu' Plant'tft ar. r4AR R V Jt'Mt S It. ¶.'t 7. 14. 71. 1917 P-,t s,'-' I' and Iestanef.! PITTMAP and LOIS JEAN PITT DEG IdA YATHERIPIE F KILBEE. MAid. hi *ife are Defendants. I. _______________________________ DeceaSed ARTHUR P4 BECVWITH. JR N" Geurge A Speer Jr IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CIe'i cii tPi oboere enliled Court, A"o'lwv at Law h.gPtit EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR and best i,ll tll to Ihe P0 Boa 1344 aih, at the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE D.dOei'. or b.ddtYS. f Sanforø. Foeda 37771 COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL NO 77 Front door of the Seminole County PDlV Sept 7. 11. 71, 25. 1577 1011 DIV It CourthouSe ifi Sanford, FIQrud. at tiEH 75 II 000'ctDtl AM cint',, 25'Pn day of Fl(v LI'IC, 4. ,tIAL.'ER, INC Plantuff, September. i977, iii follow np Ot1crbI'd property as tel forth in NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE stuafe .n FEDERAL CONSTRUCTION NOTICE ISHEREBY CvEWt'af saø f'nal Judgment and FLORIDA ' ' CORP OF ' ,r' CA '' TE'?ART TRUST COMPANY. a 1. BlocS "75". PIORTH LOt tsuId out of and undle (se'cu.,t.on ORLANDO. FIRST ADD TOld. Te.aS tovp trseaI Cd the SmalIClaini COt$t cil Defendants actordAg to the put ttieteof as Seminole Count,, Florida, upon a NOTICE OF AVIDPd n Piat BOOS reCorded Page's 73 $7, fif'i41 IU09*n1 rendered fl the tO STEWART TRUST COMPANY and 74. PbiC Records of Seminole aforesaid court on triC 19th dav (if *i. County, F borda AuguSt. A 0 1971. n that certain Plouit'.%i. Te.as 7?IJJI TopeiPier wtin all StrutturtS arid tntutlpd, GAC Finance Co YOU ARE NOTIIED that an .mv,i,.nenisnO*a'%dher,af',ron poraf on of Saniiord P1antff, Defendant. flatS 'is. .fOrsad wr.t o Ejecut'jrn was 69 68 .5(54 11*3 Ott ivtred te Muusesota as SPerm of t..cvriose County. Flo,da. •,4 Kansas City' 67 69 .493 1s a.e Ipv.ed uPO' t, fiilbOeng 64 73 467 161* ('aflfc,rnia II O,ir'bed PrOPI9 ty Owned by 5 es .3e0 Texas Thomas Watkins and Saran y t p in , ta.1piOperIyDt,flgIOCatId 'dfleidl)'sKesults County, Florida, moe, BOston 7, New York 2 described as fOlIO$ Kansas City 6, Chicago 4 WhIt o. ti — 1914 Ford Van Oakland 8. — '73 LCWiSC Tag No ii .n 0 Plo peg t 'bIll wziul'ee 3. (.'levelund I (I$AH932232 Detro:t6, Baltimore 5 and the und*rIlWbtd as Sheriff California 6, Texas 5 lI a' Seminole County, Florida. Thursdays Games II 00 AM 'in the 72nd øa, of Sep Cleveland i IJunrung 4-3i at ferTibr, A 0 ISfl. oHer IDe' tat, arid till 10 the higheSt bmddlt'. for cash. Milwaukee Irett 6-iD, N subieti I0 any and all esisting leins, TeulfPaul74)atCaliIornla the Front lWes Door of tt.i i Vitight 154i, Vt Seminole County Courthouse lVl 5anIord. Florida, tit atove Only g)I1!W5 scheduled oesr bed personal propilty I'rlday 's Gaires Tt.t tad tI. '5 being made fq .- cleveland at Boston, N salt', tine t'rm5 of M.d 'Writ f Esevtion Baltimore at New York. N Jpinii C PIk, Detroit at Milwaukee, N 5heqitf Kansas Cily at Minnesotai Seminole County, Fonda Texas at Oakland, ,i pucil$J, Aug 35, Scot 7, I, 3$ DEG ' Chicago at California, N Chic*go GLUCkUAN. a 395 il W Frst Street. Suit 702. Man, Forda 13175. and tie the or.g'nal *.IPI the Clerk of tPus Court on or tx'sore , 1 3tP day of C: tober. 1977. Other* s • Default *11 be entered .oans' , i .. - it A "golfers special" by Frank Beard ,4 - U' WV 30 homers or more in 14 major in relief, striking out 10 batters t'apped a t'mo-run rally irs the rime innings of baseball this four minutes. 10 seconds before ped his Angeles -1. ThE Mets picked up 14 hits— league seasons, braking a in seven innings, eighth tnningwitha run-scoring play rethe umpires ordered Jim Barr hurled a five-hitter bunt, leading i'ahifornia past Babe be shared with record The game featured 11 pitch- sumed. Boone worked the rest four by Ken Boswell—and rune and San Francisco tripped Los TC,aS. men left on cit the 'may with a spare lens and walks from seven Phutbe pitchRuth cr-s. iT walks.. Aaron sighed in the dressing Angeles Bookie Garr) Mat base. two wild pitches. a passed after the iame ended, the ers. New York used four pitchBut none of rookie an i a couple of helpers ers who s urre n de red eight room when the record was thesis delivered a t'm o-run triple ball and two errc in a five-run third inning for the - - Legal_Notice It sure is tough trying to Giants and Barr added a pair of ___________________________________________________________________________ mentioned. NOTICE OF ACT I ON catch that man.' said Aaron, Uniel hits, WILLIAM B. TO I A You gotta go through so nianv RAULERSOM, also ro*fl as W It records." cauerson.0 P1 RAULERSON, also LogoI Notice th BI u es hI o Fi it aI __________________________ Incwfla%ChrstOPhef P4 Raulerson. Roberto Clemente cracked ________________ A SALARY. TAMA HENDERSON three hits iricludinga tie-break- r ur*flO1 spoutti *1 ing borne run to move the P-i.1 dtmd. ?he;r uflbJ'C'*fl marred. and rates past the Cubs arid closer IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE legateet, devitees and Otjti - ,SIcsk I£ rr I 1 ti.iC MCIIy in the fifth the other American League ndes c--.; p' :ri e ..• FI( '' inning. three on a homer b KE' R%rI'OPORT anes. that 1 tijl onc-gszit a.van.age oer Frank Hnard and tine on a IiItI .%*$ft I'Tt!SI SPOFU P°The Red Sos, held hitless the team to beat.." said Houk. ers, uiio beat the ncdes -5 nutd baseball's The 1BosUi ReS took over b31K b reIiCVt'E I)tiyle Alean 'sardtoiosethattbtii.ight in through four innings b Rob to ovcrc,me a lourrun first peace last 'eek and StU "ersicn of rnical Ch*iiS Wriesda night The night's tIer, C,ariner. broke open the game mind m arid Yariio}e events left the euthe Red uht 'hiIL that Wesda ifl and beat Baftimor". TiSLIVeS t deficit find The Oakland As remained iith a four-run filth inning that l2 games tKd for third. that ktt 'This is the first time that HCi,H5 th' n ti — sent the Yankee left-bander t m to beat in the West. the ov ari back ctor the lioart1 has really nppett the with a -2 gvty for earls sho*cr. C'&fl k CEX'gSTT)t It's no different than it beating the Minnesota I'm ins $-.0 an ball .ince he's been here." said II'S riOt bad ccisicienng the kCCS. If Y° Alter the Yankees chased over to grab a thee-came head said agci," a week uas ctbabl that SOlid. th ht Detroit Manager fltht Martin. unstable condition (hicago. The White Sot lost 6-4 Boston starter I. nn MCGIOthCfl w hose team acquired the slugLst thU5 that this Kasko. "As far as try. trig to pick "The ican l.a.gue East pennalfl race. on Felipe Aloii's two-run double E.iaU the UnStable C'Ond}- game did for US." Said Boston sorr*one. or say that someone's on a decision to the Kansas City in the seventh, the Red Sot ger in a recent deal ith Tetas golan ath'antage. well. it's all Rovals. "is that He as like the others on this tion ci second place iii the East Manager Eddie Kasko. came up with three mart' runs -- grn .----.- - '--a .--'J flr.u.rt ,... att u.si cp.ç. u tai1i-(WCr-tr)lflg. Since the Fte Sox boos cr'e we letI nome in urst piace trimmed the Cleveland Indians in the ci hth off reliever Ron Baltimore Marager Earl the No I spot on Sept. . the we're going home ui lu-st better not predsct" Ralph Hctuk. the Yankee 3-1 and the California Angels Klimkowski. othertheeC'ontefldefs—Detrolt place." Detroit raUsed toe five runs Weaver. looking at the pulsatThe Red Sot. tiO had a half- ntr.acer. still fears the defend- nipped the Texas Rangers 6$ in TiL'dS. Ne Ycrk Yankees arid ing pennant race, said "it doesn't look like anybody's got ___. that much more talent than .nyone CISC." In N a t 10 n a I L e a g u e 'But if we had to .300 hitters," hi' added, 'we'd be eight ttmes in front. For that mat.cr. so ould Detroit,'' Silly Season For AlsoRans 'ikhant1 getting It ' s ;- ;tthlng Irons John 'Blue Mo'n" Odoni, broke open a men seventh inning against laser scoreless duel 'mith five runs in 1) hewed up siith flashlights to walks The Philhe' left 15 that &as as funny as the frantic B) HAL BOCK on base and the Mets stranded Fer Jenkins. )-l1. as the Pt. the sitth Inning to beat MmAssociated Press Sports %riUi ontact lens search staged bv resume the search. rates registered their 14th '" nesota. ii. Perhaps they -ere hooking It is September us the Nation- rocw catcher Bob Boone of the Johnn) Bench's 33rd home tory in the last 16 games. Nellie Paul &- haal doubled home icr the end of this long, long al League and with the division PhiUie. r.in of the season broke a 10th Briles, t4-. 'mas the winner. in the ei:hth to power bcctne started piri the season races aJ tv.it crchei this has h'inh itter the lials pist the Vthitt' Sox. National irnirg lit arid pushed .,'mcut in ttie ELc.e-iihere us become the iu1y season for the grci.rnd around home plate arid a bit cracked an 11th-inning homer Amos Otis opened the rally with losing League Wednesday, dwisicin nati past AtLanta the seventh inning after also-rans to the West Crown, Tony to give St. Lows its victory over a single and 'mas sacrificed to 'Take, for example the Phila- Pus lens Soon be was joined by headers Cincinnati and Pstts- closer homer Montr-eal.ltwasthefirstrnajor send base. :1tcr Cookie oelpPna Phillxs and New 'ork pleumpireDougHarvey.oth- horghhothreducedthelrmag)C Peru had a three-run league homer for the rookie. 1jas tiounced out icr the players and cctxs. Cau1st numbers. The Reds pt theirs for the Reds. 'ets who ait on qwte a show er The Braves had bounced ii ho was batting i3 before tie second out, Carl Taylor drew a up in the emergency. Ptulhe down to rune with an 84 victory Wednesda.s night. jj nm behind to tie the score on connected. 'malk and set the stage for Jim Nash rushed from over Atlanta in 10 innings arid frThe Philises. befitting a team ptcher Johnny Ediard,s delivered a Schaal's double to left. Aaron Ic' five by me runs by Hank solo txwith the worst record in the the dugout with a head set aver the Pirates cut theirs Joe l.ahouds 11th house run us the seventh and ninth in- pinch sacrifice fly in the eighth Westerns Herusphete. caine out Pus ears and began scanning the beating Chicago 6-4 Houston edged San Diego 6-5. St Louts nings The two homers gave inning, breaking a tie arid helpand Rick Auerbachs run-scorit on the short end of the 114 score ground with the jack end as if for the year and 669 for ing Houston dawn San Diego. ing triple powered Milwaukee ripped Montreal 5-4 in 11 inAaron 30 in a debacle that lasted tIree were a geiger counter. c mpebuou and r'e-gulations. Icc qw ifiers t Mtungtrackreccrdsfortherrstcitheyear. 49—Don't Add Score Early t Red Sox Showing Signs OF 'Strength' . IRALK IALK _____ + I A I !.iA l-i:- IL PH.32 . HWY. 17-92 AT POINTS 8318090 -'s �i SVE ' r : - tpt 1Ut C ID. LtciL&1111t LTcknnI H Fabrics For Less. P IL 1: 1 :i. c r~ I H - Fall 4 Talk IL. M WEIL- lp)ED Pi -! homt n: In. and Mr Orvi1U tht L C S. RE 1flC As" rP('f!ptlor a Ir w Arq~r-f, . - k-. FLOWER SHOP About I — )LI1 irtv1t. hen t" ttPynøtif1 'rvIl Irk4 - / - .Judgt and and ,4• ç I Dc q MASTERS DEGREE / - 'D thP. ' ( tUflt\ ('a;turt'(1 at "l $ or : 1 und ( h.iu main .ind \li s I ntei rI'('t'pt in ith lir and Mt's l \ (aiiv I nitt"-d U St'M('\ - - ---_____ - SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ADIJI1'S -' BACHELOR i' L)1( T1r r)nminici 'alf -- I BONDED ACRYLICS AND BONDED TRI BLENDS - I PI, *( 1 nd ASHABLE wOOL — .4r . SF4 .1, I?' ') f 11 III I ' r • ant. feelmp great, tnr,, C ;Opt -- Taiorinp yr toot Designs Colors to ____ tn I%/. 4 _____ _____ career to norn' abou vneKonzv rr, ir 11c(r( j((()t)( 1011 \ - Savings In Fashion 11 • - f hi __ I - I .infor(l I (1 I - EngaenirnLanx1wrddzngfarins,nvail*satTht- H,rak I f ' ri IiII'I It'll 1U1(l I(gI'I I itt ,,,uI i-'hI ,and thii pit It', ;i'nung S( 'M( 'A itiun aItPtl(IUlIt liii' (WCf'Ft f'('I'I)tIOtl Pci $fl( it v ,. - •''-' ., — — — - - -- 00 Coal 7 7 7 - 71 Mod JI" 74, for those CONCORD'S wh C, fashions depandableS A~ IQ PERSPIRE KETTLECLOTH HEAVILY MINIMUM KNIT — >_ym1IuIuuIuITlIuIhV_.IIuI*;, - - RESSES - L'- These LINGERIE Navy t 19 Ichurtisoli t t!fltet stiurt / ttit 1—01.L, welsl,. al! r upp(rten af Seminolf, Salljo-( , A5snciatIoI wtit LItLCHEWCI tht fiUlLi OT%Ct!?1 and zest in Ls.sorled Ccdo-E your Fall — MRS RUSE SOU I II\VARI), left, irnI .Jiniu' SprInI!fIel(I seited rene ER greet nc%eomerb to San ord , I)r HOMEY LAYER and Mrs. Robert L. Smith at Seminole Comity Midtial Concert I MR. AN[) \1R 0 < - recepurn. to put zip jP 73 iron left and urn uU Intert!cU- III L 7'VcuflH!' t( h1littuEll 0 W! f inembershilis into Seminole County Nititual Concert Association for .Jack Redding and Liz Paulucci. right, at the receptson. Association 's re'eption. ;_- ..--, i , iJw F Ll Chuluot. a Chatter mpr ban Master Charne 14111 MeLACIICHI. h - .21 1 tieu' tin In 1 pt1 ari Alse non. oz Ienvt L their JOfl tIC 1I bavi .Lft.ft ap P :r VOUfl1! %Ot. First Tnt Jarne Md.achern i.iv J1 ! Il' Deer Ur rnthe vtLm. t - .auLI 1 lanili' horrnKz isItlni rt ith U. I1erguIor u.' anc and iI3.rnur I Lnmhavt beez boat mimi tVf Itoat 0T ttit a. .01Wf ann. rugu.cLA. Cdi.. anti 1mM hera. fran IiaiUmoTt MI rrten& Màk and Sanc1 [*Ion. ii Huhiarc Fa.ioii + w .+t .pQfl, C."00" which ii ner Hu1I.i.iit I) - II - V SAI Shari .rt1 Jaekt mad, In, u sulrtun - iiust.nrtt uIi' efktit iu.*tini' has .j;r,hI: .ar, .S'' &ttteiiUeti nUfltrT g.JIo'LOr.J: :, CRICKET . hr ctiur uis1aetit'I tirtU pmrunteeL1 IF returi it it sitirt j Iii'. u re fun ,, i m me iii 'it . tt irmp,rt (I Mhe'rr di I'LI+L wot troptuel,. but will Drat•.heIf 51+. dflhJht (l•ilJi• UHILIIlii I I tN. - I ' i 1. . i1ati' i(i )fl KARN I1i Sanford and his wife, Dr. and \1r3 I1u'eII Shaw The Stiaw, (ormerl) of Soutt. '- 7 VI - G)M arlN p • - I, I '2 L' 1 - 1.... L U4 SI.M i Yd +stJt't) bIM u"iiiti DOUBLE KNITS _ Xk` (I . ? -. :-- 41 88 YD~ 7H hi \1I(S hi' 1(FOUf UR\ A'. I services refresh CUST01M. DRAPERIES VALUES TO S5.99 YARD D rilents it) Mr and Mrsp Rob( CA reception N the Ward of directors BRIDAL DIAMONDS THAT ~J\ 4 I AT THEIR VERY BEST! 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S /)id'1ur4' ,u'rje(t portraits at cCrory's M 0 : SANFORD PLAZA • • • • • • • • • • • • . . . . . . . • • • • • . - �The Want Ads _ ~ With Herald Sell ThLur5.C1a' Se'pt. 14. '1972 1-4r..?id by V. T. Hornlirt __ ___ ZsJE'iF C l 'l.'\5 wru. '\F ct:xJRsE1 4475 &Mg AND LF 1.4. - BsMLD$ UP His . ç ii,s. & tc 7'ri w&1t \,,, K4ih- t ~07 4M T'-'l SIP P..JlL7-' -- - ' I Is I I VYRNI RI) I t Seminole 322-2611 nc===,~ Le Lewis kLamr CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS .t'.4'13M4 I WILL hOT BE RESPONSPIE FOR ANY DEBTS INCLRRFD DY ANYONE OTHER 1'HAN MYSELF AS OF SEPTEMBER 17. 1$7 Le%'e SC "0 i' —" r — 54 .A SAE : ss.&','_E . E. 1 AN f,,&T,&_ W5'..:54 'r.,E.S.., ..oS ..E / Orlando RE ME S WD' - .-. PRO DLIV P,rP,aO% A'cO"O'C% Ln-'. -'u,', Car sep ov.one 4,11 04 - it I' ..i by Al Vermer TO FO K Er TJJ'P ' us'\1N'.V Pi.-tY )!SL)'T I 4E FR INJF...ATtON!' CH&R&E 3 Lines Minimum I __ ) too i..,' . ,.I. tb I., ii by Bowen & Sckworz CLASSIFICATIONS U 01140 G1ZE I _____ - 4snE, / pJ, WAiE +4WA' K. MT1H L '¼LE" / A'4 t)Ai _ . - r_1 1 14 -b. - - ______ Found 7-Persona ls 3—Announcemen1S 4—Cards of Thanks S—In Memorlams —Bus,neSt Opportunities 1-Lost & 1~1 $—FiflaflCSII r~ --~. T'.A:rf wAE I Help Wanted 14—Female Help Wanted 15-Male . Female Help Wanted Wanted -Situation 6 1 17_Domestic Child Care ____ L 71-Rooms 4 - / SGT. STRIPES ... FOREVER L-E! _____ To MY Rent -, Real Estate For 31—Houses For Sale 37-Farms I. Groves 33—Lots & Acreage iJatt 35-Income & Investment SO Butt of FILLiNG ..vE Is ;. Lacing WarehouseisO'S Need) men UNITED SOLVENTS 323 1401 Z~l.4 I by Dick Ccvalh AJ W&T1hG, i .1 YIE11425 S= 'c' ft..Aj3OJ :.or Ll' ) •" '-.---------- LL'i — Is p. 2 1' E9'.4 WTi--4 FEAT495 O GTA NOI I .-\ ¶i A SA?'4D . MLi-1 t 42—Boats •ViO Marine Equipment 4)-Camping Equipment 44—Sports Equipment -' - ' C.A'LE B&AI.. Merchandise SO—Garage Rummage Sales Si—AuctionS 57—Wanted To Buy 53-5wap And Trode 54—Equipment For Rent IT , .1 I - I .5 I I 11 —____ BLONDIE - I 1. '.GwOC)D °'' S4E T 3...CE ¶wl.4l5.E - I 1 yv't' 11 11, QT , 'Th - 11 , . IJ. I - r ' $7—Musical M,rch*ndiSe 5$—Store And Office Equipment 55 — Machinery And 'Tools it-Lawn And Garden equipment 7-Live$IOCk And -, I ;~~ - " ' ;) . ~ '' Poultry )—Pels And Supplies ea-Clothing ______________ ' , $&--Antiques O-BuiIding Materials I 77 - IT PC)i(5 p r ' - -; .' 1-1 J 1.( "N I -'7— __4f ,I __ by Chic Young . j For Sale SSA — HousehOld Goods 9-04 ,f)\Vf) - --.'-- /' 1 ODAY ' - l, K1' s C 'n D.-i GC)E IW1E T1) Ca.__/ S5-MiiceIlanSOuS I' ____________________ ____________________ I _ Or I , CL I 5 .:;) *_1 Transportation 70-Travel Trailers Mart Walker BEETLE BAILEY - ,Zlcv M1 /~ ll ' -a CAPTA - i 0 ON ,,J . -,- - bcOoi?aPiCiC 000 'eShi pafl'eC On ifluidC $135 p.'s s.pcu''t $31 71I 1 pdroor i-$pa54 unt urn the'O '? 3" Motnit B'o; 75—Autos For Sale c,000ve.' ht openings tor part 'mi CIIeC10'S Apply in prstr. .,e ! W Ha' 355 W ti' 5t -,.' i I IO'4 l'ijOI in .Ii! , -.;- T.4ETIRA A J5 E I F AN-- - WILL C, A. ,4J5 JJtuic. _'c'ti vP5 • (ti:.Ga:Ai'10 AtA, 5'C -. . __ I111, SATURDAY OOAMtO 12 NOON rr 1 41 , ! ," . looc 71 - I k 4? 11 11", Z ( a i-tour Qff I( Bulding, 'ALL UNTIL NOON TC TART OR CANCEL "OUR AD NEXT DAY Enterprises Recreational Vehicles -' SALES • Hwy. 17-92 ornianpnct,erReg ,nu&e. I', yrs. old, good natured, good around small children Best offer 377 44*6 or 372 $39. henuahua's Some with and Sort- c 515 up An, m'.t without AI(C Haven KennelS 327 5757 & 1120 So - ''- " SERVICE • RENTALS (904) 775-2205 Orange City ----- Special Close Out ' 7 Month black mate Great Dane, AKC, atfecfic,nate. 4*00 373 5991 - Beagles AKC, ii, color mos - 52$ each $34 0360 or 43* 0-162 565 or 10 paproenls of $7 Call (rduf Dept - SANI'OiJD SEWING CENTER , 307 East Is? St 322 94*1 01' i'vVS all *146 - ------ --- -- - - ''72 Sale Friday- Saturday- Sunday A hI. 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Air 41FrdPi(kUP 67Com017dt'f)r tO I r 4 M , ,. 54 tr'P'r.i'-luV'PI P 34') 0 '11 Ito t.t'ft.r • Stock No 28 g uci Camper 7'7X9' Sleeps 6 N'y'i. ALL ad f'r day and yOir following S.urddy$ bf' NEW $11s800 '2837 '2392 fully contained ti'teptione 350 5973 'D "The Li?tI Dealer With The Beg S.avinqc" JIM LASH Don't BeWithout -a Car Call Bob at 3230081 III lot, A-17 PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS HWY. 1192 SANFORD Orlando 07 1471 PH. 322-1055 ,b and bo'g" I At tb 4 #1aitI A--i *966 Ponl'a Tempes' SA S 322 4696 door hardtop. ,u t% Rambler 7 o'id,!ioq'ed. automlb , d, in cundtiOfl for '65 New tags In nspetiOn Supplied Buy on cryrl' ,sIli $0 Others •t DEALER AUTO SALtS '.h*y I? E2 123 11P' rHHOPPERS G U IDE "" '~`NN - "` _ FOR EVERYONE , 1P . "' if- - -1 912 1 ord Gala.,? 511., I . '.0, I good Loridd.oro Call 312 •-t. The following busit'ess". are listed for your con'ienleflCe Permarier' reid€nts and newcC " - Fri ilt fend this director, he most convenient .PO '.0 C "t.y Super Spoil $495 tiA ,(bl I; f-p SA.JT() '.A1 5'S p.,.'., 1' P c) up to date way to solve ever, øroblem -' The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You - Cera 5711(5 Air Condit ioiiing I; L; .4'*.%i.,, Porsche Moomlr, TELEVISION SETS $75 UP P.tl( L (145 7619 ()rI'J,.iD'ae )12 -Ji1 First $1500 Good 67* 415-I ,, I. Motorcycles And Scooters -.1---' -N e -- L' - t - . 't, I c to 4 61, V-11 r • •.'s' " l' t' '''-i ii.'. • u'. u. ' '"' - u'-'". is - i',.,', 775 2575 Firebird Scrambler, sonie work Call 322 246* S needy - Trucks And Trailers EatIng Places 7,4*-- •'i I:: J: evil L"s A. 4,N I t.t p-lit- C AppIlanCe — ,- ;;; u - i :,•-,,,' . -- '. 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''-i' p..'c'..l,i, Ct'id,la s,iws, tc .'1' 1.Wi" 'itt-i's 7414 " 1. - .., .'.'. - --- i4i4 , 'I .- - ' -. .. - Special Serces Ts.4,,'.,'.' AND -., -411 N1. 'S --erin '.i 'Js,'. , 5 .iSt -si a 1-un l: itt: .•tt . -' - " 11111.2 • . J *4, , - i — . - a1peI rig ___________________ .. - ' - Repair , , -' - V.) .%. e 122 ' ____ _____ 3771399 - C -- ' - 'i.,.. ' mD IOU Sr"J :JIr 333 1645 -'-"P. itsti I'...) . 9.gt .155? sis - p ••J i-45 •4., 373 S 0 42 s A . -- - DORIS B AU I 'u' 9plQii."t 'uI s ' ' - ,--,--* 42 - ----— "Utn9' R'isim AX, p.Iu? If'itp( a'PeflIr, ii .1 - 'iOt% - ,, p-*j', ell to De.a'..l, N,,' 5*77l.Jt-,J.1 u%A'u - .4N -- ' 'i -u -, -v, 'ut'gs-' ntw4w7 .' 5 55)eas. . u-u. -Id Call 317 MI' - '., 5-.; .2". ,' u, , , ' ,;,, irs. - P'nq. n,* -P ' -, Miri OSS ..' u - -. pill E : ,4•4A ..-, "," ' ' i.v. -- ____________ $ AU?Y SALt." i,. -- I ll - -- Home Imps OVCI11CI3N - Be,;ut' Car e - ' ' IpUvin .'- - ,, . Vftt,7 Ni - '' .' -. ,... ' N ''I....'r -' .. Gla 311 3411 '.'e .u,.'.iomot-., .15.1- i& " iSi' r ep j .... - •,t - lUddy'S 'sI"iippit S 7uiUr P'O Vt)U tSP'S, '°" : . 8_A L rAu,i s -'.NDWD SIR. till iSri' i- rsl 5' ', - -. ' 'i-" ,' -- '"It ' ______________________ ' '' AyTOI3iOtlVC Set I ' 4".id , -u.'.' ,' it'. fit '.h 2" i-- Fencing A uto Inyrance MUCO .,. It- - ' THE $1974 -'72 VWF.O.B. Winter Park --- - - --------' $1495 '71 Datsun 13,000 ml. ......-...• $1495 '7oVWI3elge.auto $1695 '71 Super Beetle, Blue ...............$795 '68 VW Candy Apple Red $695 'óSVW While Radio ............... .............$695 '66VW Radio, While - -95 uper Beetle 13,000 ml..................$18 '11 5)295 ........... '69VW White, Radio - - ,, $695 '68VW Convertible Yellow ......... $795 '68 VW While, Like New ,., $695 .. .... . ... '66 VW Sun Roof, Red .''''.''$495 ............. 'oSVWRadio • 1495 ....................5 '70 VW, Radio, 22,00 Mi. .,,....,, $1495 VW Yellow, Sharp 'Jo $1595 '7OVW While, Radio, Air ...-. ,, $1595 'loVWKarmannGhlaSharp $1295 '69 VW Light Blue , $1895 ........ .,.• '71 Super t5eeiew, l;,s,uvml. .••• .......... $59S 'óoVWRed ----$1195 ...... .,.. .•., '69VWLight Blue - .................$595 '62 VW Pink, Sharp $149S 10 VW Light Blue, AIr .......... ..,..........'.'' 51495 'iOVWY,llow,Sharp $1595 'iOVWY.11ow,Air ...-.. ...,. blue, New --------------------- $1095 -t 5 .- — ,5t14 owls 5js*-'qJ 5 , tot, 5) (5. up, Chevrolet auforuat,c, power ?.I g.ule 1. rIIenl ondiion 5*450 123 5951 *Over 90 New & Used WS In Stock. -, - - I...... ..l..i.....' £44_ 1969 ...VW CENTER... .HOME OF 5(F DOWN.. 'di VW Light '10 Toyota P U.. Air -'- -. tIll k,i,ts.ik'. b.g rauril I'-.' I A so new 1977 Itt udgeSfifl .r' ss over (OSI New and use'.t tSAR PIE ' Ii' 'clges?one parts SALES, Orange C,?, t,'ti CYCLE 74 WINTER PARK CHRYSLER - r,fo,c? Luenue LISA _______ 647-4044 THRU FRI. 'TIL 3:30 p.m SAT. 'TIL 6P.M. I , f, I..,' oril I (Joof Gal.s.'r !.00 Pr;.','' ,'i A,r Clean $S93 SHELLS U'.It) CARS. 1132960 S Maro Price 3758 OPEN MON 1. ,q , tuttti* frif dAAoF 0,111C 0 4t 54t,.(P Starting at I lOW $4 per 14y. ard 4pet rclp 5f,.c Al n.t.% . ian -r'.1.u'l"t.' r0rn04f Not Sell r' 'T,,t'-.-; ' 'iitJ' Sale Now We Have New Cars - Down A lip. 1 ances 373 0691 1972 Models P. 011 740 495 19 1 59% Import Autos 73 - $1999 labor 59 4 ,l-'i-r 'Aril ,. I 99 I Y 1'". I'll .,-' cr',-s' cont ShARP SAC 1415 ICE $1600 (' I " in( e 100 per Crnt 349 5611 ,ic. l P. PP. u(' - III 49% t.' 'ts'.' )::i:,: ten Bo'm. 2 to* r; ?R)9 condition, new radials ,'ct' T V convergence special ISV' 0I') II, Dr ',rjrt 164) Fr'q -i 19% s% r pill On 'lutl7tifl Air ______________________________ '62 . Ill PLYMOUTH FURY ' :.'t Ba''er RE El. S BOUY SHOP 'al, ,'.1t,orXed Sriijrr vr,-w 5ngcr Zig Zag Ii $99 Other Zg Zags from -- - 119% 491, 17'. ,nter. t3ownto'wn town 121 6861 'i 47 5,jnbp4m Wqgi'ira '4 '.m 66 S',er Spoff. A of 44 MuSiafiQ. V I, SIt K AS Pot', at. Ar s% fir P Sit 1tVk Ar S - t' 'J' I ic SHOP THE EASY WAY! -- - KIPI000PI'S SEWING t6 710 E 1st St (ENTER I Big Discount For Cash Auto Repairs Paris-Accessories 71 , Walnut sfrreo and S track tape Pay balance of 560 or 7 paymeflf5 of $10 Call Credit Manager. 377 911* Or see at Sanford Sewing O.'.1ir `~ - - __""""e`j"`e`__ - Repossessed -, ,, 141 ii (,,iiIrUfuf'ft I Speed La" 11 "age clean, runt good 373 .7 7,13 11135 buttOnhOle.. etc Sold to, 1798 rposscS%ed. pay balance of -- Ai,+iu 5tqi.. If 91 cqn"i PARTS l4wy M 4. .5! AUTO Ittet*,en I I A Siunlondl New I. Rebuif *ulO parts 327 0)0) 1 WuNC, MAC i-lINE - i, .. or l"tC op 2798 00 Ill remales. I -- -- SINGER STRETCH STITCH , 1l. SI'-' Be,'iuluful AK C ColIc pups Pet Arc? Show qulfy Chltflplon bIc.tf tnCS 37? 6196 *4*9 Singer 'n a of 719 Corlainc 12490 __ IF Am PX _____ 4~4_ C.E.F. .- • does not HELP WANTEC ADS that in dicitese pefe'ence based on age from Cmplpyeicosered by the AGE DISCRIMIP4ATIC IN EMPLOYM(N ACT tIye infu"i,ti may be Q)'4ur, frrn the Wage I Mate Sealpount Siamese. lovable 1 I:..,,AI. n.u,I '.4 •_.,il* Vs"...........'I". ,' furniture, lawn mower, gas logs Phone 313 - - -' '' 1197 PerSian. part Calico. 1 yr 3731197 ____ •.-,-- ' • to'- gold Plymouth 9 F'.aSSenger 'lIiOfl AAQOfl, Cullom Suburtt,,r' a-lcd 1 ,'iWflit (All 00 4 II? ).0*1 F iubt. part Persian KittenS 373 Household Goods Ilde -) Bed, loam mattress. lull site. -k.' new Iwo Cu%liOIlS Green ULP REALTY TP, NEWSPAPER PnwingIy accept -1 ---. dollieS dryer. 550 373 0092 l ill A,( ?tty toy lanctilli- Ii,itLr', iSlO. 323 314'i Gas Stove. %tOO PPIuICO Refrigerator r reerr. $75, keflmorc tC(ttC * Pets And Supplies Price Sala BOB YOUNG tioi Ford EcoiuoIne Van 14'4 I' 'l ii,' cusfor" spor?%miiriS .I" ISA' Ifi'uul 3114)77 rt Mink itcle. Ilk, new Valued at 11100 Make an offer. 372 2S.41 P. 0. Box 117, Orlando, Fla. WestolI Ion l4vy 16 173 7101 old reg P,fltn Miirr Bla(. A 7 yr old pelamno r'it .iIliIri)AflI,,g nil,, 173770* 63 , , i14 '/hl Cr',.rs. 405 rur 941) Pl9rrnt'0P Fi0,1 Ill ,.It ci. A • '-,-1 ' ",.ad 1)11 Dtyun I70. Ar torut-tntnetl ..', I !,5 11,4171 1 0 11 I.rp.% $IS'E i'rr A call 37) 1111 5 Yr n rut? I cr u a'.-, q". t k c,lrp"! IlIc ,' LuSIrC 51cc tin. SPuavsspoOi'r oal $I per (My CARROLL'S C URPIITURE - - (.1 W , .q,% yl tito' ',y rw,ft 1112% riAllpff $150 'Ill Pantjola Pla, br 'ale 333 6169 Co n --- taars. sofa & (hairs ()rI,ifldO Or , 323 7920 Call 323-260 or Write __ Hours ;nONDAY Ihru FRIDAY 830 A.M to 5:30 P.M - Retr.çjr6fOr5. StoveS, table Complete Benefit Program 3 BeC'OQ". 2 bog" 'Imly 4. ic..,tm5, tarpedea cg'vw' l' 51' OCAn R,4'.nt. 323 414 Ill, LIVES I-al wI' 2'i , u-c't'io,e washer, parts Serv(e, machineS MOONEY AP i - ic? IL tANCI'S 323 069 7 . ____ 2 Or, Fact Air Il 97. Sanford 37)11)0 of ito F"'.'. VALIANT DUSTER Cortdf Al. 775 Fvi ,Turtt #1 Sht.Id, 172 r)rAICR 4USD sair; r Autos For Sale - 0) I'! - I I .--'' 5' I IT i f or , i_I .S,','.S,I' ', , ',,l '.SySt.''' %"'tl ¶ '17 I'' a' D,f%ar, WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade 372 9622 )lt uSE FirstS'. - Draftsman, Electrical Pea E%!a'r. 1797 t.eBa'p XIS 46$ !.3llorôM 4473 MLS- Opef.SiindIpi X st pm I wCfl'r) Assoc 775 237'? SA$FORD. 3 beofoorn. Fla , o" a' tOrf*' lot snace 4. f'iit It C.322 3's SI S 5 - I " £ Carport ,(R ' DOrm. I' tofid! O'.P 0YC or 'f'CC .o• 33 CARLSON Maintenance Eleciricians 322 73 ( 0 C4 ora'te" $14 S'jC C. S) V7 jt,, •:.,&;-'.:. — — Tr,.rh '1' ' ' . 1 , , ' ' orrind , lifiri creti I 0 4 l .127 0451 Sell-nu t' poet. 1$,000 BTU. GE c,.,i;) 327 *121 - -------- Ie'iCIed Florida rcm, stO,i '-t"r.Qf-ratD' pluS ,,,a%rirr PRIVATE BEACH t au'tu' L kr M.Ø.t in (i i ed porch S -5 ' IL screen ?yt'CIooKing .0' an t..' tt-at' See •'t Pu.v'-' 'v' ' I , ,".,s i.,'' a' 575 " ne'. $inlil 7 1 tie' n a" orcit.oner. Carol' It - Current openings include k......io') bath DeBar, i t.". it,b cl.-,' bOVem .'. U7D' D'own. assure, 5 5 1 P,t ouuir'ng 322 'h-. E.E- I.', -..al AtI ft.,, .%i"iinesriay '- '. ' I.'.' itt 1114 .1 ' - ,, ill.? ''-u'- I 511)0 1.1 6151 '' Dee s Tick Room ".;'ol *4.500 ItTU Air ' il_i-us I, - .'' I- .'' l•'' 1. 1.11-5 '%-r- ' ". .' - - -- .'. r"iip*% A seats, ii" -91-00% yii , fu e lq, 599% c , $ 701) j'c, 111,1 l.ibc . .-' l '''"' ''. Livestock And Poultry 67 Miscellaneous For Sale - - QA" - _.~ _jjjjjpjjjjsj~ , l- - iitO '-'"9 tt% I II Itt 51,71 I I 11 1 jr cj,i P cisc'. Pfl' 5,,' -,S('CC)ltUF I S C,AI1DEN CENTER 10I Celery Ave 372 3974 An Equal Opportunity Employer TPd( PRACTICAL MINDED BUYER f('CO?Yi'uCfld th'% $17000 322645 b Goods ''s--' & nt's''.-'' ,%u'A'.'t u Gr __4141~_ 1972 75 I.& NEW Trailer ,t)'tt?'. Bo.sts 'iOBSON S POPTING GOODS Downlouso Sp.nlci'tl. 377 %OA. '''.- '551 ',P,t(' 7 Into tr,,rb none,,'' 1 iI"(I hort , r A ll 3)7 lIt DAWG PAT C14 FLEA MART -t',.,u, I I' PiNt A tIED ititIlaway. Baby flnls u',l31tOLLS I UMNITU'U heW 1st St .173 Sill I jIly e'quip.ed hou%pbOiif SIC-i C locellerl fl total .0,YtO'l .-'st1t'i 177 I$2?or 372 0370 sb?-' - - Ata?s For Sale ''a Musical Merchandise 1, Pr, i- drum yr I ,c ,lti ft tir Equipment For Rent 54 - - . t I ',Ip,rs,I ' rij Si 3edroom. d i ning room 2 BOrm. 1 both, air cD4'sdutei, rratonary home U'.l'y fOOi'Y Q $2I.S I acre *ith 33 Cliii. Irs '.4? Bo,i Is and 55 . T~ ,, t 'Ii I OPAl' 'uluc at) a', "itO (4',5P/i'AR5 (,r,,P4'l' r'D,CFSI 1949 F,atiirl. 31'.,7S 'i&? I iritl't ('ntc"-fSet'tal I SI "s" '".i'14d, 4*395 1144 F Ii'sr' $'56 iisS Plrnuuu'Ps. 1495 Alp ' 'fl''.' Pyrn0nt9 0 V ',,,'-, u,,,, , ,it p with 7% (VY) an ".5 OfiP fvI1P? ('a" 'Ono I)' I.' Sun Ruten, Shop LoinJL&1L _ At 2."!9i!°V'!C. up . 0tA wants 10 'gn! e.lPi op'o' r ,n nrj in or '-t i 7 ,.ntrg P,ate W' i t P C 19t1, Se'c,'a ITS 373044, r p. a EXAMPLE: (.li"° Sat I iv ,-,t,i itur fluluif, Applilt0u r It.'''6 ell flUy I or 1001 u?Pti% ',S,,,I 715 Surf,,' it Ave I .''' , tuuSf' flOoSt 2 yrt old. i oily equ i pped See in flu,id'i'Q A it Sanford flofworkS Or Call Ill -' 'it Ill.' ui *A%PuPr MIRACLE CONCRETE 372 Sf51 1119 I- fill Awe -.. , III Al 50 AIII'rl II 1) 1:1 It I'- ilro*n river roc k lot turIn fielrls anti 1! Iveways :-.. Has an immediate need for qualified personnel •'' "'1,- br .'-' SSA McQuillan Rtp' ht' ca' 'Ti'.e 5.n$c'a pi,.ac Ss",'nc 37771 D Le 11 iflO by Darr iF ff ()'f aO,?,0nS i't .S'O b'pi V • 4t -:: D etsental PrDOiJC0' Maraper Treinee ugh rprnniitactijrflg £ppy II Prt$. Inc prrton to aØpfa IOg 140. 1an$o'C Asrrt Department pff5A Vol pop, o r i: Want Ad ffiz~llw sir neat I ç, o'ctu"' gr '" iu"SblP •O' senor ct tee p!fnni ?0ocr prr)5.or " THE PHANTOM t Wanted To Rent 29 (,.pe,en:e: a,tomoie t.ttn. nessicto Good pay pan App, prØfi tO BB Ouh&'S Lut! San'orC 04* 9 t7 .' ""' 1hpr household lerns 311 1219 Wanted To Buy S2 ,..-. '"i$p! Platln, or Pelt fJPtiifOr. aufomaliC 'wetd 4)4 0)15 7 Property for rent, v.aYhOu%1 gfl'e.0 5anfooi word tented 4. 373 5937 fl'ri anC LabOfri App' a'P, CoronaDo b'cri. 5' 434. acrou trom Lumi at A P Clark Cnrii',c , Sen,noItCOuJfli Real:P.[P.'B(P OPLANDO - iS y 15195 F,,-ri 3. 4" ,.-'i. 4 EveS 3 72 7374 74' a 3$' Mi'?.' bvI0 nç c,' 75th 51 Back Of Part, 4 $nop SICK mc 373 tsr C u'.i-' Sa'uru, Autioiis Sanford----Division YOj KNOW TOD&'i TOMORROW'S LOf ANYBODY 'S GUESS Twt bedroom. I bath, F to,.ia rOO tri. beautiful yard. needs IC't p 514.957 14 So'vur tni5 Cat? Business Property For Rent 2B Repairs Parts . Accessories And Scooter ptf V.Ih r.,. Real Estate Wanted 37 STROMBERG PARK LIKE SETTING u'roiárldt ,hit 3 bedrOOm CD home located in prestige fit Onli 517.500 WALK TO GOLF COURSE rrom thus 3 bedroOm CD tiOme On COtfl(t lot ,lust look at tPICII f ea ture. Two baths. tmly room carpet , custom made drapes. entrance foyer, asPiaSPier. dIpatli. 2 pa"oi. 11 covp' ed ), redwOod fe-ncr, txeab'as' ri.I wtt'. bar, arid of coi.rkr a 550Tl Better call t1r. Mobile Homes Rent 2 l aborers MACPd , t'- bath. 17 tit ' Westiriuhousa It pop 1.tr runt's y,,Ip. $51) ''rh'' 410 321 1670 i- tnt u( Alit I Iui't I '.r''. Misnui4, P4117 0011 in - -'a , 10 We buy of yril i..' i' e- i' it' PsOujSPhOli.l Con,'ii"tt''I", w.'u(nme For nfomalOn (All `ta'a Ver million, 327 9470 Sank" of Ai,i I .("n *#. y Il 97 SutirfO' ii it: 'I - J whepI t:.is" 5 '15 fl,hP,!'v'" .11 'St to 121 "A -' ,pt, ig.ratur , 44% 3 plere blorslt. 5' '.1, ;It - ' fl1P' Pars.. Sanford 172 5951. h;hts 373 I 5150 me First and as' Phone 373 4744 Dorms r • '0 if .. rose 3 51 7" . K ' (OUPiTRYHOMI ,,i o'.t 3 ,,'tI,I air. $ 37,500 "ac to' :u' !'q Lease ri J reo 3? ti Pelt nc , Marine Equipment - 25 Houses Rent Furnished Cull I- -u ' ' '' li,trfl'ii) P. i t ,ri.I vp,, ru4t% isarly, VA" ..ats holy pIt 51 . ,,' i'u II' ''.).'Cr - .ivs 1797 OrIta', 5) '1$ I'll 142 P'.i(' I' Lots & Acrefige Stemper Agency ii* eOrd Oal.*' ?2 46 I ,%, 0. - I r5t 11 lfiVPt POrtIIII• '.5ui%Pf - JOHN'S REALTY 33 .',cant 3 Bdrm bloc k, ti 100 shape. flC* ClrPttiflG. CaItI a nd Issume rpOrlgapc %13.4CKI M Ba'Cmafi Broker. 372 7443 Houses Rent Unfurnished - man Inc Santoro 73-Motorcytlts I sate' 301 E 5AP% MO P&RIS I 7 3 BpdrO(Yr Adult parks 7 "Trailers L £p's ' V2 arnI p4irbt 3515 Hy ';i cit cliii *5. I'' 24 •4,t -''' '"I TIME Tt.S1E() I lit'.' 'Xi P4 P.itk Ave .373 612) Payton :•i( 114W is' 5' 71-Auto 6-Tniickt And Trailers . and Adults - 42 isa'. - __ V.(LL IL L LP&RTME'.'' WELDERS. METAL WORKERS eTIY tf$CiPd 0' V3V a r e iIieø in 11,71411141 tabriC.t.Dr 0' Weldlopplog Consider opporl iflVty InC acv.nctmefi' opening Dunedr Shop. •lW uriC ,rec 4 ion c'ewt DaCt City. PIvmoutPi (Ortanec , Lake Wairi Vacation ICS 908 11, itldfl0 nr Owrr?.mt tectn0Uei Dpportunir% to' CanCemtfl'. in ,paad'ng CalkcolitC. orpanulaton Cluarwater (ii)) 734 35). or $Io-OS2 1.1w P!ymcijtt' :3oS t, *eier *ipri InC 77—Import Autos i ¼ At,ALO'. APIJtMENT5 ADULTS- NO PETS 115W 211,9110 $1 twFPMILYAPAMS I C"OCI:!t 7C L Lights Sales tu40 Skyline Call III 1131 ""'"'' 754% lath illy i22 7420 Pt ,1h1i. Sunda,5 A 140I1dJ, . (iii p.971 itt r-' 377 -' ST New 1972 Chryslers & Plymouths HA'1 A !)Z.Y , S Trucks And TrauIr; it I, .9 Red i,slfiin rug $?P A .9 g? 4111411M I' till' pit t'iutideul rug. 41% pensive r.mnønt tarliCt, yellow, tu'ce for PaaII*y, 410. )S'Si7"hltui ft' aided. 47 F it ellent r nndilnts 137 3,30 Garaqe-flulflmaqe .4 ' Household Goods SSA ION'. "All A tAS5 F 9195% 151 'it t.ive flat. Grot.rieS P." guy 4 *1 oven 7 tilyS 377 SO ' 'S ".451 1 .41131' I'A'l' ''i $2u,K' ,tfl'.s,' lila''.. S . i jOlf'tNV fluid .1. I, Ii it: hiS' - - Equipment -- .. , ( Bedrooms Sports Seminole Sporting iano2DdDOm ModEn COMMODORE APAR7ME'S 30' Map'01ib Ave 1fl 13.1 - riesDir man tO al i ve trrK. iD1 anc ufliOC rn.lpr at anO worst in lumber ite op ts 4$ P4r wee K E. cci$tn' iPinur Dtfle$Iti Apply in --perion aft,' IV a m to Sco'iyi 41—Bicyc les HOme gul loolovS 700 $ FrosionCh ,o I . / , "It . 3 - - ONLY 1 - Property 3$-Business 'r so, ti,rntiP,eO Sill S0 5th 372 flt DRIVER. Part tmr TRUCK ?,iitittC'5 l.cenSe, 7 iontrucK SOLVENTS. 373 1401 jP.lTID çrc'snc Ktpfl' MnmtJrI th l'v.flQ room and separate C1'fll'tQ tOOtY. k,!Chfn, bath Ø tr , and bats porch no $ 'O 400 'ucar ,'u,r" d,rO 14 ___________ S te n str o iflS'f0 OlDeP 2 bed room ho"'r ,3' - I ll ;.'.aIattr r-I"ly At 1?? 71S3 Male y?tnt has aplrfl"efll t share All utiitCt to, with lnslhCr to' Troy. riuthId 3731110 a i. Property If I, 'Pt ISHT Lake AS?O(, 17900 fath nt (I(ft n,,sr and yard ar ,-' Ce"a '-'ri' Apartments Rent Furnished 73 Male Help Wanted C rmtieftr Maintenance S hi A t I. , Li JA' l'I -- We Have Many Olfiu, L,yt,rssi'. Open All Day F vvis Situtdii Retiring? Domestic-Child Care ,. 'c. conItrUCt.o" laborers. aoelv 201 N Maple Liv bull Opportunity ErnpIo s-ri' _____________-- tSii - Cmnrlbeiy Sale 1 c.Otfl.MFT! *.ste - fEWE: &YL' wC'M PRODUCTS. INC at ,mmr0.Ie lob opennQt top c**rItOr%. mc,uidPT opera'cWI (it ØH Yen ttembIerS fill Otesert. %Ia(K.prt, and helperS Starting n hNil w aves tot SkillS are $ ano UP— full lime Short v.ork sa'ta'r wCeK , pa r$ time Complete bpnctt ,roqram% are available for itCIdi workers lPlid% '.ltbttDflS insurance 1Ci i'r (hirif S' ,,* I" '•( I Bdrrn. i;' 7 .Ath yipana'C 1nP I iriO room with fireplace. - nr ii 'P F.nS C'r' Si; .r - i' mr pul Is "' Vi Ii RE POSSE SSlOP'l . P1.4(1 I • I'.,'. WI' 5s.4( r • "I (I ,' '' ur"u Ct-''' • 5 - ,.' I.),,( or Itu)'S 55% iisi) ci . 'Ii '. 3 bedroom, 2 bath p -'cii pii ru this Cit I5 '.1' • .'.,i,- .t ('"l'.y*'t' S..f,.-,. Two Story n " ..I . f;. )k'i (A( L't It I %'Z'ufi M. 'ci S p ! ' 5 yr MO !Tt(I, ' C 'a'' 7c1e' 'f-. - -.:' , .• 124000 Tv,"". 5 tr'ØroØms Play built or -I.' two 1.1,-ti 7¼i'Pr% i" f, '- ,'. .1P5 f!. s ,,.,,-;''' , ' ,,' ' I, - 5 , '''II Pt,5l , 5".'-. 5)4 5, a to - I, , a'' bAth PmC p" I t'c.i'"' 'CC ',ie .s'i a 'en.,.' I,trt s:sc' Te' W I? 5 C1.tPlhei' p ergencir SQ $31 31Ct3 ? I'' CLEARANCE AffJr1(R,Cfr..H di'. IW!I '. s'iiiu I ii('K.'l ti u-s. At 410% 'S 5i,i,.t if ,,,, 32' • .'.i... 12''.''. 1'' " TPI. P'.-nt E.ciu%.v 549'''A P'.,' "any lUiijI CS' t,vP Of ilurre Urban p.LNOLE5,OhS 7$—Mobile Homes Rent 27—Resort Property For Rent 28—Business Property For Rent 29—Wanted To Rent — N&,I I ac' A R471 C.MoPr1tn tST o9a4t.. r'L-rnc 4L f .TL.. HIM A CH 1 I-f lrictructiflfl 7 For Rent 25-Houses Rent Furnished by Bill H*wnlis 5,' LiiS'f Cutto.r Cab"*ts ir"e P"t)Ce-tt o' ruans.on, Ono ,r tt.t 'Pd or men Needed cut Out man paun'er, reta man Good pap. pa.d hol,04sop yt, tmC and a halt for cwertimt. paid vacation Inc fl . person iu'bnre bni'4't &pp1 yn Wet Cipr I. s hO'tt 30 74—Houses Rent Unfurnttt*d Ill W P,it"'t' 5,' 33'14 Ca , i-r 13 73-Aparimen's Furnuthed ., 30.' sa $721 w YitC it, M.lt. Pearso' Cp Rentals 27_ApartmentS Rent Unfutfluihd ~ , *1 tij~ or 552$ Lc'Si0 oaUlOr Iil';C lo' P4'CE neighbor nfl(pCd W tiirN" i;r0' - ' call Geor ge CIPIPIO -- Cc' .5 w.th t4c10 Os- Cr 14 to iiCV riQht% &p(l .ri c*rsCn to Qa (iv ic ?OC OI1tfld (stit ,'st,r CON LLUWDY )R' CLE&NES wc 5 corrirO tt 5Øn$Drd IoClt.cunI net' to cci''. r'CflCt Ideal ifltS'TT'.fflt OP stores trPunity Fit' more information _____ 'r br'droors'u aparImefi' • p,ms. % AAA EMPLOYMENT NORGETOWN " 1ç1, '1.j.: Mobile Ifoities - (7'.,'t wr''. in thuS 7 bedroeba ui , h den tinutiO room, tin-fl'' '..,Irm"i'u'l(C. pluS (("t''.l ' Pu, .. id ar. and by rcnt.u'u i rv,n" Atf o OA off. 1? 13-Male . 1 - -- -- ------ C'U TIME 7 -- Em ployment LET' i'I WE y,AVk1'T NiCE' - COMlK A' C'kJ Z A.... 4!4 WA" F1 Ii, '.-7"E'. 4Atb5 P-.,., W S4A!( TO s.-1 - - CAPTA'N EASY \I IF 'i."LL P4MM 7 UA'ut/E CE Me-- 7'M f.BII$J i1i' FACE... r..IE TO 4H0W HARP 'TO 5.A,,..'Ct T*'E OLK4 t"" MIJ'." .IC'." - _ Sanford Realty Ce' (Pt51 ,itlp S p0'tus" IN •ci' ymalt O's'ar'o"O ,r.p5t)r C 00 ifitci IPIP flbuIOiJt I?t urnd.nC P.t.rsnS% 'u( r,,, flt)i. 'f' .r thi' ,pt 0' *ticP does A) per fti( II the per' snrs' Our scco,'fl's at placed fl SchOols t , tiniirrs arDor?s, banks etc - wl'it'ftrt" pens a'u needed C ,rl trne cwfe' .mtpd number of i n 11),5 area 0,tir,hu?CrsP,PS aua,uabIr in vrstmenf from 175950 to $2595, fully iecurpd Mar or woan Mull be abie to spend 3 0' 1 burt 1 wti'k t, prv,ce accounts Call 757 3033 rn (ilytcinI Ilb'acP now !CIr ,rvlery.ew. or wr'tt _111".11111, Companion ArtS 70, 5 Ricloormamc &i. so Daytona Drac" ' isor 7InttruCtiOfl -1`1 -0 " ~ ."," , , - Announcements u s \,, ~,4\ 1 t'ht u.14 4 -r~.*e "'~ * I 11ItI--J, , , \LL .0 .$ Safvic"d Herald o" Wednesday wi' ftC placed ii ThUr . iii A S FLMIL 'i Fi&0C. ci CTOh tPa' -s OS' tt,.'t'O I Cr 4dd-u0flC' a St Pim:t f 'Pt ICa .0'?SPtS P'C'C P't Ii,Op thy t" CODi.'"0 thrir earned ~__, GUYS CYS..LEE 'I1 1EAM'S C,X7 BJT 1T P/JOE T.E 3 NE'E / I !JKv I -I7 . - - BADGE . tib.fl9 *51011 ii 'vs ANt) Pr A Iv 34 - LsOu%ive I 'thuS-it (ul c 40 Ares for pnly 5*500 fleaut'Iul sit. ' bi !I,f'n; r'i" n.f boil heipti. Cal 332 clO3oc 431 S#I -- VEND A PEN Cdi. r tOt C WF3 fiRST ST 177 ;c '41 -' c i'' Ii . Male Female Help Wanted m Val -r-- -~ 'IAP'iCf S7AT1 REAL 1 "h At 9v,grly,oneavuStptsonpiindniakr fuC,'ri?mPflt ti' Sep this ni-sit, t*ut Vs (stIted 3 bedroom 10' '"II, 51' ''v) BALL REALTY and INSURANCE (/'*....-& I -';-:::4/ 11.3J t4SVE __(rl---I ', INS'F".IORS A DEVEI OPFPS $UP',u AND-- The best things .r it. I',' ujf'tluvtQ hiQPe, h.ut flu'? 10, I' ft" '.13 t"e'dro('wuu, sy-th ni,, Iti' tier' ('rrI StA S'v) ,11 Dli 3 7312 5 ' MONEY MAKING OPPORTUNITY 51 75 MINIMUM LS I i' A''' i - Business Opportunities 6 DiM5 6_i~':, THE — s'ui SI," 01 36C a .me 2$c a line 7c a iine 1 thnu 4 tumCs 5 thru 2C timtt 71 times —'rv"w'-' '" -"AfilOrd t Sales Lelti" b ed r oo m. 7 4r ,ir l'5 in rH m — 'C t I Acteauc lint WYNNI WOOD !ur%,rQ çpMrr sic ( ----" PRISCILLA'S POP or lj ,i Part time LPN s it 7 fi cw.r.CncCd ai des 7 3 or 3 fl %14 t o •iKt (. Cool, f ull t'nt APP1 A D-h buyS Just S2 C<'patio ,,., ' L py. -% 3 ii Shift ir Ji SANroqo iL $19 '"C matt' prtttr'It''. nr# salon Open'flQ 5"' fi4% OOt,dPrit.I $34 O1 ------- C&( Rates For COnSeCUtIVe Inse rtions— No Change O Cops 11 1 t!5 Or Teens COk'"u t,,,bathith — Lot; & fipautiful i,c.sii'e Wisrid Mot,'ie r ctis.'FN OWNED 'tOYi S l'ernp Estates and Marina un tti• ('uS 1"OWN t'A'i'S'FN' t3 750 ' JnP,ny R i v et r ,om I ('II ('Ni I'. P F (('N 'y 5 '.i'''tP' Ii IiiilC% home 4 f il l A baiuiOuS cmtnlmunity is "u 1,41 i1;9,4-% it' It 17 ,i',ietOt'4l H 5.111 i41 i'.yr,fl Sanlo'iI Intl Iieflau l.( 5 I. '.1 ais '.ati Fict.til l'.u.t 757. P,k 17? 7111 4131, DePa' y of ()rlan,$o 47 IP it't hOurS. 327 (I$S$ III :s" 3373270 O SELL AVO (alt e4l 301 4 tiG! 31 tiousCS ror Satc 11 fl t,'flf.iiOOd MOflttlty . pmplrfd n 13 sms-ri'ents U53 ,e1t MO,5p tUly wO f?" $20000 " ' B .,,3StiLQ"v QU&LIt 5 "pi nr('CI'd fl B ' 'iftve own trbflWOt'tI'O — Cai :) $44$ 333 1k,I%^ Cer.t8aCu - so C'U' he ionger Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per 0xv L --- __ Female Help Wanted -r's Oa a' ' Cij'L Apolt, 'm p%O On. trvt in 90S $:re.fi( Lie Cali TcI L 'RE YOU TROUBED' 5''-e t.ai2027 f or '*e Car, - T - --- -.--- — by Are Sensor" loop" Asoo, wwi.l S "' ....... ck Pp' Sir. t.tChP' yy,th C prutril heat nd ,.wo,ai. r3nQC and d car rrnII dI&C room, fully , enclosed garage VA. FHA e'rd C fl iiftC!fiO $71$ PtIdtr Cra' ca 4 rs DIAL 8319993 - - - t. ' S -- -i';. _: -' 2 Persona Is -- - SIO' gijardt. :vrty t,,bi'e Sp! "ps area ii' i'% nd eO1,,me" f,)-ns"e-O Pf white P4u5 name s ACE ViCtli'y CO lift, 1. Cedar Q(V:ARO 337 000 C' 372 52X a ft er I . ;, - 13 Boston T'r'er. bl$cK 4. LOST Phone Limes To Want Ads I - LOST Block Mri'ature Poodle 9 rnos 010 NO Collar $iriIOrd area 11) 1110 after S INFORMATION - MaleHelp WMI?etI , Bank The Cash When You Sell "Don't Needs" with a Classified Ad Houses For--Sale ------- 31 ______— Direct .. --- iost& Found 1 -O'N -— 21771'TI, I \\%#'L of . I Q1 - I J/ 1II I lctP'/ er. SRnford .i ['1,iy't II t,%i'., 516 so $4680 $2200 $ii so 562 40 $7800 DIAL ) jAL' " ICES 11 t.tt 331 JI'I) OF COURSE 't'OU \\7,i YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELL PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME �61 Turda'. Sep BB-The Sanford Herald Partisan Misbehavior' Mut u a l F u nds I nnk To Future Charged 0 1*Sue ,,,,..1iate, Retn GOP - OMM VA& -v ftor U ,a Demos' I I I I idvantageC of .. d t t 4 tf t)r'Ke proifl urec o th 1 I i him t committee the honora C p B 1)1CK BIIR\ES rnted States court that are . tune k'iei ct i' approved c'ornple . for a pa1gT funds as held søciaied Wright PtnIan from transfer fun n the Miami bank account of the report would be tended for the protection of . w.a.sHIaToN t contributors to Mexican banks one of the men charged in th tiil and Starts could See divitlual rights and pCrcrte4 dent Nixon's chief Corn- confidential them into an instrument f say and then to the Finance officials k breakin. High-level S neither the %Vhite Hous nor the mittee to Re-Elect the Presicalled the report "8 COITh Creating pohtscal headlines. fronts i ti lie O'Brien filed suit against the rats who he says are trt&g to GOP was involved in the bur- dent ,are , DOt true." I 1i.n of deliberate f.. bceak-in suspeds anti is RaTI'.Ing Commit•tee The five make oliticalcztp:tal nut of g1Ty -'ntations and A CC$rtIIt1 Rankn (fl vestigliori quoted another Ni no tring tot'pani the s to Re'ut&an '. -- campaign-rncrnev I .fli. tcc rrii-t !ccDed to tn f un d-ra iser as savm be had -. ti nt1Iinn and add Stan M - _____________ oron ersies *no me urea.rn ...... legal aspects of cafly inottvatc1. tither Republicans as defend. -.11 headquarlers committee members. Tuesday cleared the at Democratic 110 The lawf,ullt wa. Rthns had appir PVPd nun-inp the mone~ frOrn MeXlm d ants. 19tans accused the House night. said Stans finance committee an Moern has been using the Stieris. Banking and Currency corn- the transfer of at least UflOO of with Star.s did not comment its parent, the Committee for to a mapc Mexico the money from mittec of •par4&san In Washing- direct1 on that statement by the Re-election of the Presi- bugging controversy as e nxrziUce campaign issue and beth 'iles Nixons. behavior and disc'ourtesy a new federal William Iedtke. president actregor. NiOfl avetradCdCharg('5oflaVar1e. questioned ton hours brf after its staff repoi Clark his denials of involvement in a lass would have required ths- Pennzoil Cp. in Houston. t .Starts, said the purpose of the campaign director. said ty of campaign1inancc mat." Democlosure of the i'or'tnbutcirs transaction linked to the ir. a s Ument WeI- renort wTeS ohnoush political. "O'Brien and his associates ters. c-ht -hcadquarters-bugging __ --. - lb RUIN I't'NNII"I' Al' llutlio'tcttlII% tt Il.ct'Inv rca' huil it t,lgIrli't'f'l pl:tic'aci Nl:\V \'( )(F \I' , ultvicl"'l atwng 11 ituillicin chore'if 57 liilliuii in uccil; Ituilt liotcls'r ac''iolntc in iitsit $00 ftintk,th'' r,i'ttiil fowl inoluictry now I% rc'oqtescing Its nil", Irvini', lip I bar I Its Futiirc' I iuiktni took clown thi' lit II Ic easier 'I herr' werr' only e,,!alc'cl less then hn t s tug'' Ascets nut''uiimt c 1 $1 2J and induct r y bid nowhere to go hut 'ip, i ilItruci 'the lion $5w11 up it mci', lifted by liii' now a Illur'nc'r', Rut tiu'se the i:rciss lb ItO; sI ;ilk'ul I'tin hoses still are running itt a rotc' if mile thtuiri S5 billion a ear, tiuut rc'cleuniptions have 'r 'c'nt of assets to juiiiip"uI fnuuuui a lnng.tc'mnui overage of .. - . . - 0 - - _ _ - - I i k . s - ' - - 0~ 14 '"Mm"..— I _______ Thursday, Septembor 14, 1972 J And Wednesday Sums jorned in filing a 52,5'-mniflicm civil aamst L reric'e F. O'Brien, former Democratic chairmar and now chairman of Sen Teorge McGovern's presidencl campaign. The suit charges O'Brien with abusing the feder. process in connec'ticir W with O'Brien's SI-million su: 5tZTUfl1TI from the break-i. .,re rt .. \ :'. E •t':T.t :' :'. S... , \(', P................ ' Th Px s.ii c .ai : B Et)% ARt) MAGR aria a:led itrinc ci! Derp" Conj. 'Ci. .- Iit: ::...r•ne tv :. .. : decision after "having taken 'what is obsolete." the pontiff Associated Press Writer crauc national beaduaers. into account the views' of bish- dropped the orders of porter. municen to help the priest iith VATICAN CITY uP A spokesman for O'Brien said large crowds or hen prlest.i exorcist and subdeacon. tflfl Ri]ey Photo the GOP suit was frivolous and Pope Paul VI barred women to- ops around the world However. those of lee- and deacons are not vadable 'an attempt to mtimiiate us day from even the smallest for. he has not implemented a i-cc'He retained two, -Ommnendatlon b the 1971 Synod tor and acolyte, and called - --. - -from pursuing our own suit mnal role in the ministry Cl! the of Bishops which urged against the Republicans. We Roman Catholic Church. He them "ministries" rather than will not be intimidated by such also restated celibacy rules for Vatican to set up a special minor orders." This was to in7 The I commission to seek ways to de.accms and priests, desperate tactics." dicate they also were being In a motu proprio-a decree hanc'e the role cit women The Democratic National tended to laVtTien Who did 1 tiI the Committee, meanwhile, said a by his own hand-the Pope ex- church and in society at large. intend to become members .! decree, the Pope de- the clergy as deacons or prict' By small black adgrt described tended the lower church minisas a lt.ctrning device was found tries of Bible reading arid altar med Catholic women formal the future He also abolished ministerial recognition of what in LOOK in a telephone Wednesday at service to lay Catholic's prothe tonsure-the custom ef ar: f this su::rI.t'r it. IA. "c'it- A Herald I irs: c'iperieric'e I wart tc. :;,al;t they have been doing since nded they are men. headquarters shaving the crown of the head-— AT Carolina studying weaving on a 1 he did n tdusIs'e, this last of an eight- it very very l62-65 Ecumerucal Council. "In accordance s.ith the 'en Committee officials said the for lectors and ambles. part series deals with a man seduce me I was already set in mountain top. The decree radicaDy revised -rd tn- t1he FBI erable tradition ff. the Church. ( i1111111-N Ill lt lectors were gicn I Imeu uUT I wanted "I hkvt had the sarrit Ivver device ww re.-im drawn as a , -outh into the at myways a vers young age and if be for three and one-half years, after a secretary reported that inflation in the mimstnes of the 'mnar and mayor orders." . lch functions of reading the Biblehtimcseual sutwulturt. Told In UNCOLN MERCURY ttir phone line was not f unctuori- lector and acolyte is resen-ed to the tradinonal stages b% wh I - : ,I , ro rc his town wor&. name was did not make the first mcme My lover is ten years my senior. ing properly. Newsmen were men," the 74-year-old pontiff candidates were prepared for except for the Gospel-and diI 1 1 drin IaSS. rtt changed to protect identIty.i toward me, I would have ap- we are ac-c'epled priesthood friends Here in the Greater not allowed to see the device. declaret proac'hed him." -The ruling does not actuaU ..The homosexual sub- Orlando area there are doctors, The FBI would not comment on prohibit women from Bible By MAIIL'N (()( culturehere is very different lawyers, landlords. people from the incident. Sums' attack on the House reading or from perfortriira than in Ptiilly. I applied for a all walks of life. There are t but it bars '1am Bill S. and report and the GOP SOrTIe altar services, conscious f'bjfctIlr ctatus and active homosexuals in the area. committee suit further escalated the politithem from formal ins'estiture I have taken nine years after three hearings was There are mans rnirirtr cal battle which has developed by a bishop to do s.' active part in the homosexual give you my iranted that status. I s'.s sent upght to let people The ban was a i-e:hack t. !R'e men, equipped with ssrtx'ulture. Now i excuses I was born in here and waited two years cm a have a club, which has a since many in the Church. from careavesdropping and phc'ap mental ward. The doclorsthat knew membership about i*ople. I do notci!consider ' equipment, were arrested in dinals to nuns, who had called second oldest Philadelphia, and did not ft-el e ob I hriosewuahty dangerous or the Democratic offices June 17. for a role for women amoni of live children in a Mennonite I was gay INVITE in ar way affecred I Mans, former Commerce Church "ministers" in keepir i: I I armi Ours was a . . . ~ was doing consider it an illness. I have secretary has been drawn into with the modern principle of religious home I am QUEENS FOR GENE never had intercourse with a because equality of sexes controversy the rid. I have always been "I liked it here arid decided to w oman I have spent the night educated in Mennonite schools. in business arid make Central Florida my with two friends though Mv father was from home I was active in politics. female i. My gay friends are .._1 "'I r.eas required to be away MOON, ---,had wor*ed very hard for just like everyone else except each home Kennedy behind the we go to bed together. These Looking back I can see I 1usd a RMierI for set-ms to be latter or ke' U sLenes a rid VOL 1. cry urdtwppy childhood. I was Mc'Carth) with the "Queens for on the part of the general an e'mDticirusl boy. We had '4> ;101_~ .,~~"` Gene' at the Chicago con- society," , acres most of which was Ae('('E"e1 (i\ N1111'" gcst part ve'ntion. I am not a member of Reverb Uouieti i spent the Built my church, at least not a "1 will not sas that I c-ouii State Orfl With time alone of my fret ( ELectT0fl Solid member in good standing. I not one dii marry a gui. it Iri Rhythm Unit (not shown) woods. The result of all thu. was belong to a homosexual church, d Builtould depend on the girl. I 14 that I always related fle are two in Florida. We in favor of gay pride militant T I 111i n my father:' My mnuU*r are told with nationwide marches We are iupposed to be When I was a young bo I membership 10,0(K) that God decorators or flower arrangers. A VA loves us too' ztnd attac'k 14 sear old boys 'My friends are about SO per Most of us do not. Society ac_________________ cousin rn age and we messed .iround, but even that is not cent gay and about SO per cent c'rpts us be'ttt'r because we are uncommon for young buys straight I am s'' good with doing a better job of accepting SOLO MANUAL STOPS When I was 141 met a thirty. crafts and have studied crafts ourselves." in Mexico. I spent the sreater My rcaIUve do not knr'si eight-year old man. He was ms Wodchcpper Flute. 16' Violin about me except for my Flute. 8 Trumpet amidister M) boss wtiege I ' Flute. 4' Oboe knows, he doesn't 'are. Formal laws are not ciOpen Mondays fec'tive Entrapment by police Till ACCOMPANIMENT MANUAL STOPS r.n the way riot I koss of 9'03 • Melophone Horn ,-,Sbians that went to the beaco S Reverb . Completely cd1 uioble sustain ewet Reed Viola *1 .ei,lier and sat in the car i beiation gives cothedrol.luke sound n tour liwufig itr'h the sun set arid kiss a bit ) Vt'isscrnborn rebutted the roof" MIAMI AP -- All the pt-i That New Smyroa uolicenan been saying. "There's ry b te arges, na votes nay e coun d u ch law violation. I don't know scare-d uric of the-zn into havirw GENERALS the newly created 13th Con no • A total cf 10 beautiful cobs with 3 intercourse ith bun to avoid of ,one If he war • Reverberation On/Off t'ssical Istr&ci where sever an)-thing about iithats 16 8' and 4' (foot) WOICCI offering tonal versatility foolish." publicity. One was from a s-cry the FBI, I,)t'ziicic'rats and three' Republi. go to Vibrato On/Off / arid completeness unmatched today by any corn 1orIanent family and the other Wolfson said be has taker. his c but cans sought nairunatiun S Tone Control parable organ an its size arid price range tldd tsio children." 1W the shouting is far from ott-n allegations It' the FBI and the S Pedal Volume Control "Act is on youth. flw De'paruiwnt for uivcjUstice CorigresonaI candidate S Variable Reverb Control All wood pedal claier. 13 notes. Cairo lon g peduls has aged by the li'uis W(.)fson II, who plaCed t'ation of p"sibIe' violation of homosexual Variable Vibrato Control time be is 30 He will hate no for heel and toe action The Ml. out of the running, claims federal eleithiri Pilot Light children or grandchildren to FBI ns News reported forged erurwnwnts cost him a Ear Phone Jock t,fttn his old age. 'Role • All wood cabinet, walnut veneer On rnatched sides the investigation. uPnce fur a r unoff. lope Jock li e playing has died out Nr lunger Mcanss bile. Wolfson has State &. i Wet-nburn Colored lobs / is. there' a butcb' arid a *fern' his support behind Lt"hTwO independent manuals with exclusive roll thrown rid School Board member Bill S Manual Balance Control rolt' Tut, just to action key mechanism. No lubrication needed, I#'hinusn won the' right to nictl nusn,awealths' used car dealer, OM happen to be of the same sea. ul'rCJ hard Iei will newer tarnish or yellow the (ki. ioff or tnt' against Weissenpro ¶ .hi;s' a Ii!.' together i' .uiji.'.rTgx'raUr nod 'h I. II meet Republican I' 1. • Fully tronsstv,zed L-thrl on Nov. 7. Wolfson. a wtaIttt business• Extra 1ocirs for copes, speolers arid earphones an and member of the Florid..' votes behind o lhsnan in the race. OPTIONAL FEATURES BENCH The ersy centers - Ptn pe Paul Bars Women Jeno 1 Hi ke In',mail um1'estnr is 'as'arielrolq'' for in'''"' 't and outlets, Rog'rs ("Is, ,idding that peopi.' t .tt craeu" nipang rr'rogniie the v,ili:r of 4hri'wri investments. especuill" in regard to inflation and taxes Now, 1w myq, - ifwe put our onprmatiur on., deal 1'.' .'.ut. ers will be inclined in sell our product And if Rogers' reasoning is correct, the people 'e'' 'i' "lustuol (unrlq must recognize that the small invtar is be"rutting more sophisticated. Rogers states People of orhoary means are seeking acl'ifre and counseling. They are searching for ways to develop and preserve srrsll estates As hi' sees it. they aren't giving up on mutual hinds, but quite clearly they are seeking additional vehicles (cit their in- - _____ Homosexual. Detailed By 'Gay Boy' 0 '1 't I N! CANNON MUSIC COMPANY BUYING POWER M GL1, AVAU11,116 - ' - - ' / \ - laws. • - •''. / b I 'I' ' try :", r S I ALL FOR $ I -- Blue or Ton runtros round Operation lug 'unteijeit .'ndorsements in Liii' !!'.;irk (-ommunit) of lAbert 12 I!)'. Tons 2399 of ___ CAF_ __ ______ V LB. POURED IN APPROXIMATELY 20 POUND PIGS ___ ____ _______ , 10 p125 MUSIC COURSE ,•, Aeg', - - ____ . - - - _ 'LUhfi1ri' 300N. FRENCH AVENUE 322 'Ibl) n- g ?Uwirratb 1 OPEN FRI. HuES e E. FIRST ST nient - . - OUR LIST PRICE $945.00 rPl.,•cuiEo DEALER T ,1O ,IA WURLITZLR I I I ____ _____ _______________________ ____ I I 0 S •• .. , S. . .11 PH. 322-0204__-- -- (~),`~ CONCRETE R BRlCI' WALL B' .' 1111111111111 • • • SMAI.LER " I Tp.tN Thg SiZE OF THE rr, u.i IriP l - ' MAY THEN 86 SET 6 . . IN THIS MXX) -. -- .' . . '. 11 I' Stein Is absolutely 'orrert. Her- too, has been the case year Aftor ','ear since the end of bert Stein is terrthly 'ai-cing. Stein the economist - he s World War It. The natton' fond bill, it borne and at restau. "bairman of the President's rants, is now well iver $100 hituntil of Economic Advisers lion it year. ,s factually accurate in 'myClearly, there is no di;worker's average that the these two stat" ,t'.uity to buy food has in. c'røpancy in ments. Americans simply ear ,'r.'acerl i, n the past year he more money than .he(nra. It Rut as .1 politician in the American economy, ratherr but be one, .'cfl't claim to than the fond tndustry speelfi' in election year the public .illy. ahieh Ieser:es the 'i-edit .trituutnu-sIy applies the label But the ;tory is not that .vins no votes by, in effect. simple F.w't buying is a , ,,, ling foiwi buyers they ire ,)lox activity in .vhteh the motu''tt'r off than they realize in the psyche This may be in. hut the urn- '::itlnn.c lie -trep the buyer It us the struggle for ng of his reminder is terrible, existence, nothing IC. in the very e-nrnIflIt as it did Moreover, contact with foo1 figiame (lay that invernment is in every lay or ever' ir"s Thowed meal prices to he prices Price -hange's 1 per o,ent higher than a year 'week emitter $1 ,it "c'fl $100 might 40 iflfl"WO 'L'uewhcre, but .i tiffer tired othing is more sensitive in .'nce of a few cents at the 4rflof auSChOht1S than the handling store ,,an precipitate e oerv money money. t'specmlly fond 'r'sis. Although the tr,-ohtion is hangAware that .imr-"e'flt rise in ing, it is still the man '.wtrn earns cnr ,if items !hat any familt' it ;inul the woman *111) spends it, :noiuit into md neither initerstantts the ')uy in ,: '.veek 'an dollars in a of the hundreds other year's time, wise shoppers WC• And in, the President's chief pend 4reat effort in keeping 'ronomic aide is now an intrudtown their hills. e 'r in millio ns of householdS, th the stru4gIe us matte But the until'itakyst that 'xptaetes by mother belief difficult more 'wage teruig supicinns that American .rr"ulo. the to tiasic iold .'urrler and food buyer yourself you must improve that ig unit each other. if at all poSSibi?. it applies o Tte facts are these work, to housing, to schooling a American families spend -i it ,nnIi,* iIcn to lower perce you look hack over 'ht* it posable income on food than will find 'hat rnen you yenri they lid a year a:'' This bas been buying hette'r have year aft,_been the .rntl inure Prepar'i 'uits if iflu±.it SiflCC the end of W'u-!d War U. .add to Twenty :ears ago in 1952 the fooe1. which ii course per lulls, ,mertcan family spent Finally the supermarket.s food. cent of Lske-4lome pay Packed their stores "with iave The percentage fed to .IO. in ten's having little to to with 1957, to 19.3 in 1962. to 17.1 in iwnuin ritiurishinent. such As 1967, to 1,3 last year It c'Ofltifllawn furniture. inagaplants, ties to fall, t',V"!, pet toad, .0 itein noted in his .id(jrew rne this hwnun into is It last Friday to the Amertcan Political Science Foundation, ill-timed but .ievtirati'ly, 'hat Stein ti-ripped the cold ec'iunotnic to 'he abi1it' to hiay c fact that 'the average workutile t .irtu,ther way, the rise in er's ability 'su buic' "noct '1I5 fl:c'flnes - is ,reater than the illEI '..I1i cre'as.etl in food prices. year past - i:rure ins 'spent! more - -' -------...._ in uieu • ntage "ear case Itrama, food ' :IL ' reases - - ______ Blue, - gold blend with Oriental rug - WUtIt.t1t.t 14.tIt Ii. Yi CJpk? es *r%Ice cups a gat/is are assembled uit snail's Pate' (if one unit each 21) days in a sitoill lieU) 550cc1 cuastoill shop, called California Show Cars Inc. When the Mark IV rolls in, it is striptk'ti right doss ii to (tie' chassis. The' entire' interior is redone, and the Laxly panels are extensively restyled Then the car is resisst'iiible'ct Presto a flugazzi. The finished pru Iuct still vaguely rese'riihle's it Mark but clot's indeed stand out alone In any parking lot. Flared front Fenders blend into fwn'ttoneil running hoards skirting the ticittuiii edge of the door The rear feniers are arched and flared its well, 'Ito' Mark IV's disappearing huciutlights have been cast aside tit tuivor of ite'tuic'tied usiuiuiimiumii units not unlike those bulbous tinitis found on alit Chrysler Iinperiusls. I nis is the .;iu 'iii Uu,ai.:z. l:' iilel car built in the I 'nited States. Itatt on the Lincoln continental i neutal Ma i-k I V. the Bugazzi f ea tures a cocktail bar, suede I ian marble dash pant'l. headliner and It alian Q. I ..iiti pianiung to convert a e alsu bedroom into .s study house have a faumuly ruMii three gorgeous anuques whidi raodwere my hubmds matching are a They mother s. ",sewuud luseseat. 'side ,.hair - - sod ,iruichasr. They are resenLl& at the uphuisterer s un unpurted stder blue uibei' with Pe 'nitti Lw uiukie a '.0 a.' or t,iblc and if cous rt'tur gold embroidered IU 10111N pale in very delicate flower's isn ' t reatb so we are directed to ('opley Nests Sen ice TWO hutirii liSted' the bartender the bar. hiiac ,sixl qeen. L porchaneti s ,j Italian pruvuwial ti'1j order sanniowices the last c'aU. "Bar "They'll call uj with a black top. Would ut host, clones in five nimute," he my friends a double,'' says 'i'es, scant' of itit' best t-rtenLaI-t)pe rug be too bt.u.'," Laments. are pushers, although they sturiuil) 'ciii Doubles'' FoiSt's for this room in the pale bcuer ''Make ,s 54)08 as we are etea in don't know it arid probably host. "It's the shank of the tones' Should the rug be large the dining room the wine the stun I believe It. enough to go under the fw'ruThey don't push drugs; they steward appears with a wine evening." in 'he Since ci cr one agrees it's lure .c be .ini wea hit. push liquor. iiet .*tl lit hit' 11.1111 ii the c'euik'r A the tour 'Wtne st ith dinner, sir" he been a ssoiidertul evening cordiality. to use like roottu I would plan to isicet at the chub at the iuurrs I hue a one eLigere. I found °' of the ekig Mo.st of the invitations the) lb this time the "short n" miiormng fur a "hair u'un tushed en .ui The following day, sleep, c'uld wrOught send are emnblizemcd with the and the ''doubles" are making dark gold with azuiber showers and nuikeup have dune antique storti, ''Cucktilst'' So that I iiiy sluinac'h do flip-flop.s 1ass sfleles and us buttuni little to repair the ravages of lila) guage uiiy daily intake of hostessiumurmnurs 'hcI1 'f :,smse What is 'sir 'the sonic luxurious t'arpt'tlng Ode! the' 1rih they kitictl iitiiuig about a hung, wet the night before of U'iii eLugcte' -. t- t Iutid iii the Bugazzi iiiltrrieut look terrible," booms .'puiucLI "You words, -Cocktails a steak. tend suggests evening )rienLdI ViQtLId think alsui covers the trunk area. 'itie'KtiitIS timid Buffet'' tit absorbs alcohol,'' 11W jolly ,usbei' 'Try my g, hit-at ''Reel of uhrouieet leiculs of And a set u right toe' (ce'ktlt at Six Dinner at she states firmly. "Besides. I bananas and orange juice pick- t1.'v rug wvuld be the ruoni in the pule blue and coW'Sti — rest in a special s'inyI Light. undt'cstantt it's a stoderful tones. I think you cali be wrapping ('uSC. If solneut may best friends are gold for late drinks," she adds by your prdereneee in by the basis guided mud arrive lucia When 1 Under the hood, the lincoln pusher. so are sonic acquaintsize to use either room size wit gives hopefully. rug hostess or the left stock, maid Is 460-4.11) engine liquors?" asks area size. If your flours 'Uuttc and or perfunctory wcotiie t'l iiiid plated valve use it except for chronic' Airlines this ssaltt'r, anti since the is over there." says, "11W liar air clu'uuwr t'o%-vrs and pagne' on all (lights and might took well Reinietubei. tiliw, iti bend Is iii a mellow al g a It it Is to be an esp.'clall) I"hiitshtng off iii' iIiigtisi is a tourist l.'es. It iii) brl*ut though, that ii Nvu ii,ry miiuvwg tii*.I' UI the mitesad, 81)-proof bransety jeans 1ouhteI vinyl half-roof ruuimned ci e'niiig I may be told thud isn't too addled I might guess %vtir desk chair back aid forth. scot'ti, gill anti wine. with man .lwnluiuin'ztm' tiara. t'tu'k1atls will be served in the the eteeI second the pilot takes it is a nuLsanc'e to keep rwuwtg The guests are released only home anti that we are to go out The ciii itself sports a finish across (tie point of no returd. into the edge of the cug l'he us enough to attju'armt to the 30 t'osits of hand-rubbed for dinner. \l% ;iiit'" A billIe' if chain- eLugert' c'uncL5 fine' Wt'tht hathrocuiis and then we tilt tiwet 'Fstu or three ''short oucs'' lacquer. '111Wi1t's qute he..iS' IR'li i t;° lililill mu the bar to hear the ltiiiuisu'ii, it th,uiiutucviintlt Liter N% v arris'c at the flu HIGH ('OS'l' t'L'S'L't)M - to ______ A L on g Wet D ' -. us soon, so rug ' ,th,u . Only," ' . of • 11 Herald Bargain The Is Section " hr ' SATURATED COVERAGE WITH stripe ,*n are f I it,iL ",4,j111t.' 5 li'lit..*Li_'i)" ill:, '.wnich 1 hope tins us. The end metal should be a 400t1 'iitrasI with the rusewuiud .tni.1 '.tilI 'i.'t 'LW r'u,sci }e ,t.uf '. - IA ir-.,LL-- , 'tins in ' ITS A SNAP Copf*y P411$ 511v1. 1 i k,, I • . money I I. 11" --, ''Many women never thought show ituarket for it superluxutry :ar Miami successful By JEFF CUSIIING built in America to compete a car could be this luxurious." producer. acquired California Copley Nests Scrke siid Rmimeir. "It is a personal. the exotic of iome Show Cars Inc. two years ago as with e Euru'can muachirues. He is impressionable. automobile." LOS ANGELES - If ou'rc' an investment. At the time th In this era of belt-tightening countung on the Bugazii to do looking For something "uhf' shop was building sUch well economics, an automobile like of luxurious known car show creations as just that. feru'nt" in the Rhnameir showed off his the S30,0fl Bugazzi may seem iwrstiuul transportation, you'd the Pink Panther, the Bathtub, on a Bugari at a r'rnt Lincoln- out of place. But the country have a hard time finding the Martian Spider bsed 4c!ntle11in to whom money is no dealer meeting en Las anything that would Fill the bill Stwrtnan Link) and the '34 Ford Mercury object just might go for sedan used in the film "Bonnie Angelt" and received seme better than a Bugazzi. sutiethtng like the Bugaui rave rt'%iCWS, from the women and Clyde." What's a liugazzi? after all. Rimumeir decided there was a at lt',i.t It is a much glorified l,incoln Continental Mark IV, that'.. what. And according ii Bugazzi's chief, Paul Itimnicir. it is "the ituost expensively built car in :\illL'ri&'ui 7 'l'hie' price of i hIug.izzi is ju't under $30,000. For that kind cit _...4101f _Z~14 you get a st idly )i; -- a sculptured version of the Mark leather suede with IV trier. upholstcry a miii headliner, f .- ---,I 14 __- .. "0 ~, carpeting that wholesales for more than $30 is yard, and . W__ ~__ V Italian marble trim on the dash and door tiriels. _. 1k .J There is even a set of pewter nd a flask that fit mit' the rear center arinrest. ' j \ lN5RttMC, INTO . oldest city St Auustine celebrated its 407th birthday l'riday. i Related photos page 4C). Rupert C hastain Photo - way -. HOLE AND THEN S 6 I •( 11 SCREW IN . i' . .' Glorify A Mark IV And Get A Bugazzi Worth $30,000 *YOU CAN S ET A JUST t.IT1'LE ;',, I :, . ST. :11(;( TSTI NE mayor Robert Barclay (third from left i talks with Secretary of State Richard Stolle as they w alk along, the stre(bis of F lorida's nic'tit firm. Frank E. Muu kle III was named vice president in charge activities. of all constructIon anti developiiieflt WOS appointed assistant vice Hubert F. Mat'kle Jr. development unit special new business preside-nit in charge of project-S. In announcing the protnuitions. Neil K. Itahr, executive operating officer, said that the v ice president and chief young executives will "working experience which these' two assignhiiefltS will enable l)eltorui's bring to their key new with the ikniand-s of our managdftient team to keel) pace expanding operations throughout Florida, and help promote the Coil) panly '5 continuing rapid growth.'' FTAVOOPPLUC1 S j- \' i Seaboard Coast l.ine Railroad Company paid !6,338,800 in property an I license taxes for 1971 to the State of Florida and the Florida counties and cities in which the railroad operates. according to W. Thomas Rice, chairman and president. 'liii' bulk of the payments were in the form of property taxes, s ith counties receiving 15,481.000 and cities !812,700. Seminole County and cities within the county ss crc' paid a total of ! 108,700. Rice noted that the payments go Into the general and school funds of the receiving groups and may be used for tiny purpose's their governing l*dies select. pRILLING A __/ •.. tj,hp 59900 INCLUDES FREE DELIVERY TERMS LESSON k$uj4T S SHOESTOR E SU I FIRST ST SANFORD. FLA i..nj tow fw.vw,ne LE AD T8 MODEL NO 3294 — Deluxe podded Oryon Bench, convenient lift top lid. Music storage area, Seat welted on I sides, Tapered legs. 25'/" length 13'/2 width a 22" height Walnut fin,h i 0: I I ' ........ \ Calf ~ ;of : I t '''' it 'liii.' Deltonil Corporation announced two key executive eep pace with expanding pm uniutionts in a uej','t' designed to k operations'' of the hwiie-builttlflg and conutiwilty develop- " ______________________________________________________ ! I] Lieltona Promotes Two . : ,- rltl~ - $6 Million Tax Paid II Forgery Is Claimed r . (nm6jm 'r' Housewives Spend Less For F ood ' .'~4,1::jj0jj7'_' IF i. , ' " 1W !LI A ii, N F1,' 4 fall meeting of the Florida Group of the attending the National Association of Hank-Women Inc. in Palm Tiench. Douglass, assistant vice president, They are Mrs. Mary l.ynd assistant cashier of the United State and Mrs. Carolyn Lane, Hank of Seminole. More than 200 women officers of banks thruiuihniit the state are expected to attend. \ In Miami Election ' i4 M. I the delegates Two hunkers from Sanford are among (ISSLINkd , . 'riThr!i Attend Bank Meeting TWELVE STORES IN FLORIDA I I - 1 Honda I )e'velnpirit'flt and Attraction_c, Inc., the Orlandobased leisure-time and recreational development company, has agreed in principal to merge with Euthenics Systems Corporation. of Heaver, I 'a., according to Walton McJordan Jr., FDA president. Euthenics, the third largest professional engineering firm in 11w United States is listed on the American Stock Exchange. In acquiring FDA, I':utlicnics gains a total leisure' recreation package in Central Florida. Included in FDA are two KOA Kampgroun(i-S. the Orlafldo'lAlkC Apopka Airport closest public air strip Walt Disney World), Dollar-A-Day Car Rental of Orlando and Tampa, and Boggy Marsh Airboat attraction, in the Walt Disney World arei. The airport and one campground Is on U. S. 27, combining to form one of the few fly-in resorts In the world. Car and camper rentals are also available at the site, permitting visitors to fly in, rent the equipment and travel to Central Florida's various attraction_s. SPEC IAL OFFERI NG th , Fla. Development Sold -- DO I ~3 % ' FOR IT BI I', '' 11 ,k .11 " - lPi' ''1 ,itroulut'tteun :itiil ii nir kit I II III IiflltUi' OPtS products eopli' really want, determined through -nncunier research, uinihin,'d with aggressivt' advertising and effective 11romotion campaigns have brought .'no's Inc. to national 14 'rudt'rship already this year with still another recognition,' irtanen said. Jt'o 's , Inc. is now the national leader in for frozen p1718 products, according to tnhare-of re'sulls. mult'nt surve' t' *' to W ir ttnefl at tributed the company 's gro's' th 'de'velopme'mit of a pruu!cssiuinol management tt'nni ss ith a 'et'ord of accotnpllshifit'flt on a major scale, applying their s of I ah'nls an r;ipahll it ics to Major expansion in all area ( Pt' itii ii 'Day Of The Cat' . , I , 8 DAYS 'i' 15% , 4 - iIipliituht. Sales Hi- cord t.ales, rt'preseti(ttiU a Ii P't' lit I .1111, Mimi tin' !i'.eol third qcnirt*'r (if to,lit in' ii ,u'' In '.al". ',tiun.', for ft ,la'nu', Ito' lit l i'2 e'intiiii .liil .11 we-ic' i tpurIe'ut toda I' Virtaiit'n euiiqsins'. lit' l're'sittu'tit I )an.ilut st ' • . Upwards of 3D million Amen cans have tned sIlpiih aw.t from urban life for a relaxing afternoon or weekend an A menca's hmntands, according to Himalayan Backpacking Equip '.-.'$' T ., . Vi'o)fori SJ) S the 'lorsenie'nt cards by the blaut ;rt'cira't organization has icat influenCe the co:: ."runt)'. Operation Big Vote had en 'jr're-d Wolfson but more than 1(i,000 endorsement cards with We-senbu's name on therii instead of Wolfsori's were founii in the senators Liberty City headquarters. Wolfson claims Weisseriborn's workers stere reapcinsable and said "I'm going to follow throwih. I don't want a The new view. is expressed liv Rogers S 'hat 'he rrtrd 'I..'' .'ri'!' management company us the connecttve together all the elements of estate planniri' \ - 11~~ 6 \~ 4 , \C \~~ TL t From Minis try Of Church F PAGE 1C THE SANFORD HERALD '' Few (unit err olive; or snore rc'oli.stir atouit the present P1fhIlPnnc rut more c'nthuclnstir about the future than Jack Rogers, the new vIce presiriciut (rut product development at An, tor ("urp., which nnonruges $7 billion in seven funds Rogers has very few doubts that Americans of middle in. rotor' are waiting for new investment vehueleq to be peecent'-'l than Iii per cent invc'stors are disillisclnnic'ul bs' the erratic rpuuncl f Mn u vund (if saint' nut all Funds. Others, It is 'aid, lisive been frun'c'd In ru"lu'c' in because ill to es and unetniplrcynuent And rathers, liu,vinii, iiu'tiii'vi'il goals, are simply ';uching In 11,111 I' suranec'. - - Life Of Bargain Section -, ','c'stmneflts and .tre seeking rciq$inatinn f tax pliioniniz ,r Investments, savings, pensions anl* in on Viewed in the context of the past, the product of a mutual find management romnpuinv wrst,14 be any on. small elenlent in thiS 1,flt,5l pl'ifl Rut Rogers and a few othera management company of the titlist.' as providing all tb"" products A gwool many hind people ' latin that within is seriously e rung, ;cttd hits may mniteerl be the case, lInt other hunt mniang"r feel thir' future won't be life the post They are using the ii; a t,oqr' r atop " rr'.equiip (rut the next Climb 25.000 copies arst distributed to more than 100.000 readers 1hrtQiru4)tjr the ar'lfj, S.nkxd. lnludtng: Enterprise, DeBory. Qsteen DustionI, Longwood. NQrth Ca.ss*tterTY Orlando, Fern Park, Sp.IngSI AltmQt'it Ovledo, Chuluoti, city. For5.t GoLdenr41 part q Park., Wlnt*r' Maitland and Geneva �nfor d I lot .1 Id I ItO 6 T.:r-y, S! 'C-Tn.' . I Child Pois i •" '°'2 Adults Are Blamed .M T,% -qW I rrrE m 4- 11111 4, '. su A\1 pJreT rra ses. c put 1cwr. Writ 'irndl plr NCW% potentially hazardous subbOuX AN DIEGO. Call! - The over 1 , 1 disirdectknL where the toddler -ung man gal slumPed hc. church pew. his head can reach It. 17he fl(d to a1t1 the parents -radkd in his arms of babies who have reazlied the His wife leaned fcwara. as if ciahng or toddling stage is 'r ymmtrig rould 7 .4 c side of the small casket at altar. . mcr bb tiany. ttr am, had eaten ant paste. He 'ad died, after terrifying tins. beforehis parents en had found the empty jar. Th, is a scene rerieated with (rtbrez*king variations b than i.ww rnt five years of act' under children whodie each year in thisnauor. frflrnacci&!fltkl po13Nflfl to I)r. Anthony Borowski Mcinda at grand opening part of E)e]tona Medical Arts Building on Saxon Boulevard attended by some 2CK persons. Dr. Borowski w as one of the prime m overs in bringing the pro)ect to competrnn titth of childrenbetweentwo und thr" Fears Of Age bilill, when an Infant or sTnRL STORE11111 , , fijt WI c)egree. a= rnghturrW readings are ir' degrees or rooter The often grow well in if water is give advice than Dr Robert the at h1gtffr eIevlitiI)fl5 videdi or Lwr, the Scher'., direcuir, of in rad&aunr. because nightum( Institute Marysville. Ohio the cools se air clear asked the mind, With this questions and received the 101- ground What art- the advantages of lowing replies IF autumn a good LITTW U starting a ne' lawn in autumn sIraium AP to in few orn WtWn n e1perts are better eqwpped w we in 7,ht. qoil is not sogp. make,.41 Far the hesl tot nartherr, warm enough . graes bentgrasr These top then Soil awn species have months of encourage quick sprouting.t nol, sa, hot good growing weather ahead c1lv, brtrt'ning wrtt, free from weeds lind hot "n Wallacv, coordmiar of '.fflunteers for the Poisr lniujrmaition Center of Sbr, Di*, rvvrst HcIsPit.. 'Thrt,e things must come together for this tragedy u jat• h*p*fl the child, dcius substance. and a change in the erviroTiTflCTlt." Mn. WalLace explained what change in the is meant in'. A unique feature of the Poison Information Center is that t answers calls from the public as well as from professionals such centers in this Vt Or psICTIS COU11U and health agencies ------ The center perwd Jan.. .I f this 'ear. Almost -W calls csme in -e first month. Nearly 1.M calls were received in June. The maort'. concern toddlerS who have SWa110Wc houaeKld producis. 'OTWtICs or drug items. Their calls are received ' volunteer woiiers who bare staffed the center every week d,. since it opened. The pu L the appropriate files from th poison Information library ari give them to the pfessrnri. member of the bospI wh: answers the quest - ' In Deaths 'Ve'u juM cant believe utiM vciungsters will eat,' said Mrs Wallace. little deodorizing for incoming merchandise UP TO Trinity Preparatory School c: e ir.ut t4 Mill C&4 S4lt &M iruji OF i't.(RlI) 50%OFFIN george ia stuart 133 Emil ROBINSON r- SU SPRAI 8400 Alamo Ave. Orlando, Flo. Just East of SR 436 UM Nall 671.4140 The Qt% Ca.o" A Rsps HHdmIitt4 11 Ift. 90A 1%ul Wt4 A Co-ed Day School, Grades 7-12 ;:;ff 4 zzl I Fully Accredited-Academic Program is Outstanding in State of Florida •c;flici Championship Teams 9 Major Inter- LI? :: WW4 YiIT GION V, lit 1) jig WWW - ALL ALUMINUM RAKED ENAMEL '/2 PRICE OR WITH PURCHASE OF C'R E E PARK DR. SANFORC Brand Now Smith Corona Electric Adding Machine - .: . I. , Rig SALE Winter Park - Sanford -. Prep School Library Buildings t-at .11f tC'. i it? kc':l r..ut V.111 uc..i,, )'.Att cec.i c.u; (4CA 'th1 CtCs1 VLiI tILE. all - - - - . 7 - 7.) "I' . -5,nrctm ...............- - 39 95 95.50 ARCHITECTURAL PAINT Uie on an rnasonr ur1mcr g preiarea wood of meta Dries in t riour Flat W te and Co ws iIfltS Scotty s Price aI - - 3.95 All ow " 1210" $ 1 ),if 'i'' F,,'. Puce fnldng fornt',r. .i St.rrIy ør'ah far mom and dads hom.*r1 tia' he ii ii •i?i 'ihI, the 'ids or for w hom the wt'tøi• family is home Table a a fil It luncha3nt 30' Choirs have fully padded I 5' sivido seats , covstur.d bad (cit •i" comfort Easy to open and close 1,-i rf..pwood walnut, antiquo hi t., or antique green Brrzvsd ned.r?,i.d a? SS) 25 '*ar1. Ss,," This (is-p.c 6 sit is nntnriIl e$i Pr.-in.ntory Sal. Price s only S39 95 for r. GET I 10 CHECK Buy a Royal Ilnctr,c Typewriter or a Royal iloctroric Cal sand in your warrOnty card and solos sup culcitor 050 and ROYAL WILL SIND YOU A CHICK FOR $1000 it for yOUr farvorite charity, or put it in your pocisti it ycura to use as you with $9995 only - i'- SALt - SOUTHERNLZED sso . . STANDARD STAPLES 5.000 Pr.miurn grade Chi sel box. Fit any standard stapling machine Manufactured by Bottitch Nationally advertised of $1 10 per boa Sal. Price 44c box cegu1or Subscriber lo The Sanford Hero SALE 44c I) I Box Of 5,000 -, . YOLI'll Like I? Over 20,000 Rolls Cellophane Tape dr For the small office or the home . HERRING HALL MARVIN SAFES UPRIGHT MODEL - (01W.4L (4W (4Wcai' p (4Z4 VL1t (44 V.11? (4(4 Viii (&Z4 V.L1? J or Just Drop Us A Note. . .'.: - rS - Combination lock Outside 18'-'*" high, dimensions 1213 " wide, 131,3" deep Nationally advertised at $79.00. George Stuart's Sot. Pric. $39.95. . -. (1105U 5tjiif ' (4054 S'eLIf ' ".4 V6111 (1'4 iLilt - U1 V.15! CIRCULATION DEPT. ; 5-1 (405(4 11.111 -9W Stan S36 30 $4270 1" . It? ' --.-- "PennyPinher" Record Center Box in .rnnn'y ,,.,,i,,,... ,.-.,t.,, -,.,o..' 'te, P.. rnwj 'mu., it .nny4aionbay o ,,,,.n'ibl. in, P.um.. 11fuc. '.,I. . .19, -.., P. iIl1 ld.V4 ,.,4 ,i 1 oguIcir 8 5c ie'.'rii"ta $23.95 $4780 $32.95 Sze 30*96" 556.20 S37.95 SALE 12395 S. 3072" stri.flge '.- . ..i Aflc I L '$7 High-Grade Feature Line maim 1111.0 ( ( $23.95 98 - : lit ' - -4 Eliminates fatigue. Has finger-tip 5-way adjustment, heavy steel frame bonded foam rubber * 4'-i" * 2'e" thick bearing bull seat, casters. In Yew Green, Ginger Sandalwood, Brown, Block, or Gold Nationally upholstery. advertised at $51.25. Georg. Stuart's PitInventory Sale Price $29.95. Brand new. r I, 4 III .Ut -â Lilt - Regular $51.25 SALE . '-*'s 'iLl I Regular III ___1 ' Metal Shelving SALE 4P'? VII? LIT fl 4(4 '-Lu ,ui :.i ea - Cole Adjustable Secretarial Chair ,.r,i . .i - on S27.95 30*72" Size Ring. $36.30 / - Easily sot up using Kwik:KIip' cm-ambly. No tools needed- Ad1ust any shelf without changing other's. TesP.d to hold up to 400 pounds per shelf. Braced Unasfinish. enamel Grey back. sssmbled. 75" high, 36" wide. Complete with 6 shelves. For use wherever easy . offices, stores, storage is required shops, garages. storerooms Buy now - .4t"S(( Liit I-f VLSI I" - - -- - . '- -? tz lot ui 'VIII - . u Lilt . - _- . .tkt - " _____ - - 1:1 - . and SAVE' III Ill JU l(4 ALL-PURPOSE STANDS - for typewritors, adding Ideal for home, office, student etc, Heavy-gauge sewing machines. machines, telephones, steel Convenient shelf for books Tan finish Easily assembled. Ryuiur SALE 12" doep units $ 23.95 $18.95 1 8" deep units 530 75 S24.95 ( ILAIT ''. o . . l_ op Metal File Cabinets for Office, Home, School Four roller bearings per - Spuce-Sav.r 18" Deoth (Weight 40 lbs I Regular $ 3c 'O e'i or CAI height Typewriter-dosk 39" wide, 17" dOeF Drawer for suppliot Weight 25 lbs. Nationoll advertised at $22 45 Sale Price $15 95 JMIL baked finish. Alum, - blocks. Durable 30 Desk HØiQhP Both drawer, lo-:4 SALE PAU dl 1011A ."I ,. L drawer. Side-lock follower TWO-DRAWER Rogular $22.45 enamel tan . - num trim. Brand new Not factory seconds. Ideal • -- - --.': L I.YJ Standard 24 DNUp (Weight 50 lb,, 1 for semi-active filing ' ' .V Li 1,..t Lii Retj'''' 30 C ;...' •"• Regutir s45.0 -1 SALE -- Ii SALE $26.95 AMA Ail !- ALSO AVAILABLE in Wall Safe with combination lock. Nationally advertiled at $60.00. Sal. Pike $29-50. Rugulur $25.45 SALE Wow AAAI -' _----. -• FOUR-DRAWER DESK-STAND 50" high. Top two drawers . - -rut $22 Sale J.V.e . :i.*4 lock. Two drawers for stationuiy, plus uic il und clip ttuy 27" high 3O'i° wide, 17" deep Wuight 26 lbs Regular $25.45. Sole Price 5 1 9.95 CHICK WITH george stuart Ia 133 EAST ROBINSON DOWNTOWN ORLANDO TWO FREE STORESIDE PARKING LOTS .-- - - - ( - -.'-.- SALE Regulur th Dep $54 so Standard 24' Depth (Weght 100 Ibs) $6000 TO 9P.M. -- SALE STORE HOURS MON. THRU FRI. 8:15 A.M. SATUAYTO6P.M. Cacao 61* 1741 ()u,tanu $.ach 25$ 5202 - D.LoniI-Suikrd bS 4436 O.lum,d Winter PaL. 741-343' U_i 4'. 16 . t's.li. 281 cS'.9 M,II, i.,i. ( to 36 3 .. - let -" Regular $79.00 SALE $3995 K1(4 Viii? (kU IILAI! &OP4 VAit Those nationally advortisod items at the lowest prices over! (4OP4 !.L1I 4(4 Viii Rm S'.iI? (&J V.11? SAFE-CHEST c*UV.111 t4Y4 StiLt )stI Available with either key-lock 4'4 St,A1t UOIUt'1111 or combination lock. Outside (4V ttsiit dimensions 9" high, 16" wide, tio stul? 121,V deep. Nationally adverUM Stitt tised at $55.00. Solo Price j (44 I'll t W4 SI.All $29.50 UOKI Ua1T (*051 11?i1t UOPLStuUl 0(1 , Choice (kCE1 S?,il? wautcAll 1-1 0. (iUS!.U? SALE $295 4 140E4 StiLt % Lit . . . , ECiC4 111? 404 -LU? WItH HIGHPRISSURI LAMINATED PLASTIC TOPS (k'J 1.111 fVJ V.11? U*A 1.11? (kcI1 Viii (4'A Y.L1t U0I!V Try It I,, lit - WITH HAROSOA1O/MASONITI TOPS Size 30*72' Size 3096 (40..! I'Ll (4C5'J %.AI? Just $1K A Mp'?'. - . Brand New Heavy Duty Folding Tables Regular $ 1. 10 1,311 (4CSU V1JI ii cut EVERY HOME and office should have a fireresistant unit for valuable photographs, deeds, UI'.'A t%V V.111 papers, etc. - anything you want the morning (&() 1.11? after a fire. The Safe Manufacturer's National ueA V.11? Association ONE-HOUR LABEL is your assurance v_fl'.ut that these safes will provide your valuables with c,f(,i V.111 fire protection. ww. '. Cunty - Be A UT T " .. . All uwi Coverage Of Seminole *0? . ' ' I 1.111 Products of the famous LePages', and Borden's ioctories. C4C.I i':iit &C'?A Vilt Ke4 StiLt? .5A 11311 "MIRACLE" Tape on handy tâ V.111 CLEAR CELLOPHANE TAPE uo S'.uI •.or dispenser use throw-away dispensers SALE SALE U'OPA s"tn I,," . 440". Rag 39c 19c 19c rI. 1296', P.9. 65c UM SYA1? V.01 c1& ' 330. R.g 39c 19C 29c rI. 1.111 "i"' 1296" P.g 84c tl V.111 39c ri 't V"a 2592", P.g. 90c SALE FILAMENT TAPE uct' UZ t'.LtT h", 2592", Rig, 51 31 49c rI. 's" a60 yards, Reg. $2.31 .99 rI. 69c rI. 1s60 yards, Rig. $3,991.69 ri. uce t.ut l" x 2592". Reg $172 (JCEi ',11T MATTE-FINISH, DESK-TOP 14C5. .iJt V.11? "MIRACLE TAPE" SALE b&O.V TAPE DISPENSERS for dispenser use SALE tOP? !,.Alt For 1296" rolls of tape Regular $295 Wri 49c t'*' i 1296", P.g. 94c i1(I V.11? For 2592' rolls of lope $fl99 59c U'1 .111 r" * 1296". Reg. $1.25 Lia, Regular $5.50 U"A Viii? ½" *2592'. Reg. $1.80 79c tasyTapIIAuTo-IIIDTAPI (AW4 11.111 DISPINSIR - for 1296' and ' *2592", P.g. $2.07 99c rI. IAOK4 V.11? $495 392 rolls of op. ,4 1_Alt (4 to. R.9 vto' $1693 ti1 V,JT 1"2592", Reg $265 $1.29 rI. The Best News 11r #anfiirb frra@ P.O. PDX 1U7 SANFOIP. RCftLAZU71 311 - i1 il . .J.i air S39 C4cte . iJT 1,111 ( CAC. lilt To Assure Yourself PVWfl1 IEPLY D(V.UPI ,r cia-u ,i..r NC mNCM .ia-i w.Ous •ia. v'-' Adds, subtrcic ts. multiplies d ivides Adpuitohle post. lion for outomuhc d.csrnoi control Direct credit bolonc., and other features you'd .ipoct to 1usd on moch-as *.Iling at twice the price! Thousands sold when introduced. at AND $249 95 George SNOWS Sal. Price S'9 95 see duals bnlow' Royal will send you a checl, for 510 SALE PRICE J. j all Arf 09flor Sim UOI., V IA Fse ,IJPFR- STRONG SHELi tCLtJSIVE I! STAI( (11P5 EFFORTLESS QAWFR tCflOP1 ', *v't G,tc '.tITAI. l-IANDL( 1 -'.MAZIt4C,t f cIMPIE .*SSFMBt f .qul1r .1 'Vt u' cu I wow 0(4 /1 1 New Royal Electronic Calculator cic.- i- .iii t,ict(.t l•.LI UMA %131t - 5i' -- $3950 i- (i*fliIT t+OP.! V Lit £ • lit lr_r _4 ' • Lift c.r I UCE Y.LJT Ct'1 V-LI? ieV V.111 C4A "JIT (A V.151 UC.A '.111 *i •'&l 9 -''--.------ Mobile Home . - Li #rvf4 / -- ALCAN . LB R. L3 ' , Pncjulur $69,95 - UOI(l S'UT One of Nation's Newest and Finest he household. she said am . a . c ess in in the house, the ringing of a telephatif or a SALE - I ( Affiliated with Episcopal Church - Bus Service • Greater Orlando AWNING a CARPET ,- C4CQC V.1ST - Wl- 95 r - - SKI 360 Students 34 Full Time Faculty Open to All / For the home, the studont, the 11111011office. Adds c,,htroctc, totols to $999,999.99. N CII lonully icIvorti '.0(1 '.it at $69.95. Solo Price $3950. 0. Small Classes - Personalized Education 'I . - :. - ---- -- -- -- _u . , / 2 - Our finest transfer file UMU sr.ut Throughout Florida N E tari Paper Ic, Card Tables and Chairs - SALE $7995 uwu r.ut scholastic Sports - Playing Teams AWNINGS environmentIt cn be anything that disruptts the normal routine of SKIRTING LVactivt iiiJtiei z eiscai aluminum s1riri r, no t mieis Whitt - .i*it -' ,I'V qw-irttiti.ss limited an on down It's Transfer Time Deluxe tack- Master -- 6M4tAI? Regular $10995 100 Acre Campus 0 H Hurry GENUINE SAMSONITE (M Irall VON it Lit T fl 11 I Li N T LI fl CAR J '-•'i - some items Poifoct for the student, for mom, for clad. Full size 88-character 1`1[itly6oafirl, t wo-color ribbon. Co rnes with carrying case. Notionally Advortised at $109.95. Sa lo Prico $79.95 . BUT THAT'S NOT for $10400 Roycil will ALL See dolails below. WK4 Vit Manutarturecf it arruso - v Indert it CDUHt DI whit Ii ii' Ilit spray will work as weli week of warm simm wea they ttt- ')cie.shire rrniIern cIa. rt. Just Give Us A Call 322-2611-831-9993 All prices a h Orlando pie'kiricj up or taking your purchase with you Price* slshnd Million-dollar inventory - Brand Now Full-Size VWA ILII 'tV4 'iiPc Easy to Assemble . UN j or warnhuses Small r1e!ivflr cnarqe Save money by ROYAL ELECTRIC PORTABLE Located on Multi-million dollar, . ;.•. BRkI)FOFU' F.nglanet i' - Bri tain sun-deprived gar deners ma'. soon have less clitfi cult'. ripetiing their tnrnuioes and reddening their appi es spr-on sunshine product '.ii he available in Britain nei: spring r:1I C4C'iG lTUT (CQU Scili -- ON OFFICE MACHINES SUPPLIES FURNITURE LUGGAGE ART & ENGINEERING (305) ci.343l Sanford Ph. 66$-4436 SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OW Volt Phone I. f'. A •"iIt so for the rint 13 clays, We must reduce our ,nvøntr' hetore 'NC start countinri supplies machines, ft,rniture, art enqineeririq nd ce cime onin , and ;Pock up on offi tin to 4 AO ' 1 droftiria equipment rind si,opl,es luqqcsqe Save Owl Vall They grow best at mild 1cm perature., but endure cold well and continue growing sorntwhat an Icing as thi soil is nc': Ironer, solid Plisnu use ui re serve fOOd fast whet' it is ho vet their own food-malung ati;I througt phnlocynthcs:' t does not Increase in proportior. Much above W degr(-ft it tait off rapidt with these grasses The art poorR equipped then to resist disease - __.s PRE-INVENTORY _ I SPiLE bentçras$C5' more room HOURS: w - w - - -- - atzmist anything In a graod. mother's handbag." vurs .Iucgr&sses. I escues an: house to make GEORGE STUART A S Owiin W4 Marl WW Mat p rn ft. C;4ke5 from toilet howls an4 What temperature most t: We're cleaning rrPond'ty thrniiçjh Friday 81 S 6 p.m. Saturday to STOP E uI - -- $3395 37" 7se jj/ Tt4Gj'N •li4 5'M \ ' .' "IL ) '.'.s% _/ lV5 - !t'.J.l'lit' - Fu=i . p $af �ri Thursday, Sept. 14, 4C-The Sanford Herald r. ,.;. ~,-~-1'._,~, (_*__1.. 'A" , n,K __ i" - --T --4 -F.lk a-- -0t a 1972 ________ - - .1 wftw 0 0 Decorated .., - - handbook. lang ti caIIl Home Repauc fac.\lost furniture manu- available by sending $1 to this t S aer\ ii re of to pro ttrts CIflt' uti ul clear. those beautiful. -- _____ tha t are so ultil f ha finishes -_____ cult to achieve b the amateur - the lacquer is cpr ed n tn the profecionak mist hile - I r _ ,.A, .-,I.I,m 4 ~ - - / .A- -- At, ___ gequip. the necessary P it is ment or sible. however. it) get excellent .- . results by applying La uer - . -.- J 4 - -k -- willing to spend a little time - -- 6 • - ~I £ -: : - ' * ' ' _ -Alit'i . .~ ;a _141- . r a K ~ i I . I , multiplied the dangers of -it is called all) istening to hard rk music, hchflg I equt r I nfontunal' l according to car experts. Tha0n that are a , the type 1eti F. 4te n thr, label tional rage among tmn-agers ot lacquer inside the ir an 16he -- G.. that is intended -. I - , ~_ I . ~~- .A . , - - I- ; t _. I I - ---- --- - ---' --------- wide ocrhang THE TIIHF.F. ItF.L)Htk)M 1101 SF. is thr most popular. all over thecount and extension of brick wall give this design. I 740V. the low, long lin of a ranch exterior - -- painting %%tth its orange, %%hilc and black fabric s%%irlinlz up light. aitiong other innovations rs closw off %%in. ta l&Id little b an F cltt mr•l Fields quick trip to a rug t ., imptilses tNat can begin pul.stK uumsays audiologist John C I1t, Al i ht ri ie c on Records Classics so they Sel I Packs -,- 'MUSILM Al' irmsstraturrs r1trr ' I- - ,j 'i itI I . _ P1u1itI0n b .!r' granted But Mahlers Great. Sounds kind I est lists strange at first. but . "Greatest flits'' and Chopin s a nd Hrahmss are selling lots tat copies. in fact contributing mightily to a big increase in sales of (-LiScital revurds And Peter Munxes. 45. is eon tnhuting mightiI to the in . - . -- se classical "greatest hits " fie started it at Columbia. then mo% ~. a nd the de to It(A Pierre Iurdamn. who is di- :- - classical records at .olumbui the job %lunves used to have sak-, that in the first six montlis of* 1972 C(Aumbia s classical sales. %%ere .15 iler cent ( fir ~,t six 11)(111111% of 191-11 and flit- ii nt. r tort is - IL - .' - .11 . .. . . N . 9 I i si(al records to people %ho tior t e' i-n own Becthovens 5th And he is aiming mostix at most of the records Th e first thing. he thinks. IS that people arni sar wi 9 music to buy a record of it Th ese class that familiarity usu..0undisack or a rock groups re x-king a c la ssic. like Fmerson, Lake and PaIrner did with - - l'ic-turec at an Exhibition soundtracks have \lox i changed Once the ones that used classical music were the biographies (if a classical music f igure. Like Uszt. 1opin or Caruso Now. Beethoven is used for "Clock%%ork Orange.' Slozart and Els ira Sladigan for Sundas BLoods Sundas Bach for Slaughterhouse 'a Mahler enice and Death in for Strauss for O0l e s c reissued ?0 1k ifet: aland obviously don *t carp the rang. ed . It. lions found in a bums We' ve put llcifetz and -- - NO SUPPLIES OFFICE I UL&t4.L u is --- .- Fir*r I -L - collie up with ulutions to get they know what thes're getting aruund colleges ,. bed when the-v play it Kids are used to the gi. it ccl hits idea It is used so muc' . • • .t vbe •'' "till pop p. . luldies I - - - -- -. .: -. - - - - , '! t of slang and laughs often. ou ~ j , i __________________ - . t ' - I, • - c - i.-' - -- - - , . ,lito . A = ! I - :_ J .- - - --- - - - -- - - • - - - - : -- - . - - - - _ - - - - - At - ~, __- -V1. - -- 1~11 .1 I Z - ~ - . L~ ~~ - - - . 111111111 Ic library 1. symphonies and show pieces I and concertos that belong in s collection, everybody' The area of the new buyer has been neglected enormously A new buyer walks in and he is faced with confusion about what to buy With this lie has built-in guide. -Another guod thing is that thew records are being sold in THE U FORT UERDALE L ON THE OCEAN WRITE FOR COLOR OR 619 ATLANTIC BOULEVARD FT LAUDERDA fE. FLORIDA 33304 Phone for Reservations (305) 5".3211 JERRY 14cQUA10, Monagiiir - Rag. Chair reg. 54,95 reg . 4495 44" 3995 40 -, x 60 40 1W I l ~~~~~~~;w A lop~;1 1 ~~~~lillillillillillilli 11II 1 11 1 1 1 PU44t .--____0 - - BINGO pokesrnan: commercial Carlin, the resident George the young set, And the romic r.,* Catch Flip and Muits Two -It Takes n Pearlie s duet to Tango FRID AY I 7730 P X All Souls Church 9th & Oak 10 ABC. The Mod Squad a new time slot, the Mod Squad 20 GAMES PAY ONCE takes off on ita fifth .vaqnn with a two-hour xpectal .show. -The CAMnector." Ed Asner nf the 1~klr_,,.~;r)l.w, FOR ALL EVENING '100 JACKPOT I Mary Tyler Moore Show" is quest. starred as a iolim'e' irgeant who worked with Pete, town ,Aflc- andlit Li.' in tra . . -- '.r r •. cking an enraped prisoner prisoner. played by Bradfrir(t Dillman, is hirritight. to IA)q Angeles on extradition paper, I F!er (Tige lap y ,ndrews, but throe pollee' I urn mr p free impoiterl whit) Greer at the •urPnr I 41 I L : ____ 1.11 ., I . I - as Stephanie PONCrS r,0., A ,,~111 & I - -1 pregnant addleti, Cleavor, a little. Barbara McNair, Rther .1 - • Ily III)JAN CRAMER we accumulate. Straighten out the hook part Polly's Problem - . - - - (6) Hogan'& Heroes 6:00 (6) News (6) Gambit Noel wonder's why presi- . candidates will list membership in U ties; yet omit their inold over to one side and pouring tile wa; in slowly so there will be no trapped bubbles. lfer mold or the wax also could be too cool arid, last of all but not least important. is be sure the mold used is clean and free of (itist.-EDITII DE 'AR I'oII \ - i C that old mascara brush thorL)uh !y clean it and have all excellent tool to use whell ch'.111ing jewelry as it gets into all the crevices -MRS M ft (NSWSPAPIL INTIIUiSI ASSN 5 You will recelve a dollar If Polly uses your favorite homemaking Idea. Pet Peexe I'oLly's Problem or solution to a problem. Write Polly In care of this newspaper. / WINATBRID,_ Down One Unnecessarily J9 7 1 South should V i 1i • ' '° A hilve Illade Ills SOUTH AAK to(;-, •A to Eii- W-t vtmiiit'i .k •;*%l - i'tiiil iS 1,1 Wetil I 's1 r • p i'. ) . .. - 1 2.30 given the collook at match ed ~ . , I 16. - ~W - I Godfrey C.imbridge _ i)r. Crane, ' he began. d tnd Episcopalians. rvt:ently I hap1wned to IMA I'll ten vou in ad% ance that I is .tit Episcoup the biography of Teddy . Spiro AView I Kemilmly. it,%%'116-S %V110pilian while Sen. McC,overiI is j• I found that h in emberIi IIU11I i Mill It) match the rct ow t Drive-in Thestru S.,mi" D.,'.s Jr Midnife Show I I 10 P. m. I 1 1, , ow-"..01 0,111ITu"t , ' ' ft , ii I $- I • •I :nd ia'aturii xi ' o i LOST FLIGHT" •_._ ..._. - flumphrey. Lind:lay and the •Ji 4:00 Let Van Cloof - ~ 1~1144'1 14-111:11, M111; I of them. Re member, too that thc church name opposite- each erAl asVirant is NOT the one to h were vvmn for • I .. us as Leaders ip. suc m are stftl , iiieiitn their membership in such Itirichesm clubs is Kuwiiiis. It)t.irx'. l•i.'mi. etc.. . th- often taikt It' list mx I "Man Called Adam" - ON 17-42 MIUA aemu (RI pills - --- - I Case U-oSSNoel oe B .mgc . Ktiixs trtti t dit faithful lttnnan Catholici " L GP -. 1.0 *'SAMWHISKEY" evi Mha.a* I•I L1$fl Cal y IpistupsIar ii Pv,.b,t.Va - $(*NV ., i;un ifi Wlac, I'( -_- ill _ I .killong the eat Fallacies in Logic. as it \'i ore times afraid might ts')Iaint-d ui the booklet b.. ,:,L)-,t divill %otes? 10%%,. tile fifit I.$ CA11Cd Ad -N't t&uiiti it a club we tuitist count ss miit More Thia inc aiis your foes in d & lit shotikl has tlisc.irtlttl tim ttutiiuit s ate in. ii or he will mmt't c''ui1t to disert .&ttentioii froumi sour Iwo Ui1l1iiiflUi tliibst)ui us Also he fort ( t.L logical arguments bx etiio 11% Ill'i livarts. ruffed tie'nal dixersiouarv tntals • - m'. " b DECEPTION POLITICAL the king tit diallioll(I N So the-s engagc iii uuuid ins ited intl phwtdduummnss last h n )()I)lc are shiigirig or s to duninesh , lit mit It Wt-st Itiffed that trick ILOS ' 110, you are di.oreed or haxe iumdtIsil'ul in he setuuiLil be hopelessly end' times are asked s1met-ificall to se-nc vt1 ,s prison tents or are lims eel It he disc-at tIed .m designate their religious ,Al- of a difleremit religious faith ouilti uuiL postpone' c lob lie' ts ld LW (tie inevitable 1 1e %%011 liliation. or bekmuig to a iiiiuum'nutv (hi own iii with the quee:I eat group etc theist who titted stat tu iuuiips ,iimd e ,mti..tit iii that tune t ml lilds lug the church to which they Prof s sio n a I uolitie. uris 1 ''A'I P 1 PiT IN I Ni lone so t I as I ' " - - -- . C p r ' DUST IN HOFFMAN NOW SHOWING ANNE BANCROFT KATHARINE ROSS It' x IST Q$ i It) .i$ heard. StilL we m. iii list unit hit PC . - b Jack - JOE . KIDD ~ 1, ~ c hurch affiliations Take bel ow. Answers are them till YOU"" all names' I 7. 30 9:00 CLINT rAST1NOO CHARLESTON BLUE I _. . the test at the bottcm of umn. But don' t _9 --- ., Sat. & Sun. i-ia Those 'Cotton Comes To Harlem' Cops Are At it Again! W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D Jk II pouring or casting the candle too fast. Try tipping the A NOW SHCW I NG Con't from 6 00 WORRY CLINIC clubs and college fraterni- bubbles lit tier homernade candies. This is probably from V K Q J 11 ' COME BACK I)I Alt I'OI I Y-I II wanted to know what causes the _________________________ - __________________ DEAR 1101.1,Y-,%Iy Pet Peeve is one derived from personal experience Travelers and vacationers often leave tips at the desk for the ittaids who care for their roonis arid ttie poor maid never sees or receives tIlls. (.)it tile day you leave, or even the day before, hand this nionev to the maid personally to be stire she receives it and c,an recognize N our kindly gesture This always will S be 1`11051, appreciated as tier wages are often as the public bcllexes -MRs a 4 30 (2) Ponderosa (6) Mery Griffin By George -- - - I- I'vatured. (6) FImnts?ones 10 00 ( 2) Dinah's Place fill) Nrry Mason 1 0 30 (2) Concentration --; -- - Jeannie (6) Romper Room (9) Movies plant and bend the hanger part to protect it. As many as needed can be put around one plant. Such hangers also can be spray painted any color ),oil want. J)esign a Iinique border or planting fence with file"' instead of lniyir.g those expensive ones. -E F. , Reg. 189.95 Buffet Hutch $ I Ar MJ - HE GRADUATE ' ti ,I ,,,U u ' . - - - _- - SPECIAL DAY EVERY DAY ' 11 I lite lit loliallio'. I If I iii h N 411 Ih V..4, I Jacob% reg . 389.95 Seimuthi took Ii s ate iii li t -it ( .t. alld ~lllg 11% v, I Ave. Sanford it , lie Of Lite Will be tthIO will have a nose (or one of those interesting young people early to handle Little protmlcms around the trouble, so teach troubleshooting, and then slant home to become an expert in connection A education along such lines the busine ss , government is fine here, if possible , Of in big ncccuar ii A certain amount of discipline corporations, plus religious traininif I'lic chart of one who likes to work IIII 1) 349 Y )( - - - - i' • JiORN etc Alone, but in top position tile), do not compel " What you make of - I lie Start; impel. UP to N'01,1' y() ALL MERCHAND15 E SUBJECT To PR IOR SAL E NO PHONE OROERS • OPEN DAILY 930 a m 30 P.m. FRI. UNTIL 9 p.m. I 100 French e slime ( (morn lb. rim now CONVEMENT CREDIT TERMS SANFORD ONLY - I 100 French Avenue 05~414091 DISNEY WORLD BUS TOURS AVAILABLE DAILY x 84 I1tLl1( - m Hungarian South . ()f th 111,11110 Aliptiants for he pre-smdc titi il iuomiiiatton m1kh, Kellilt-& llot oIllv did I' stalli.1%, e%ell In tilt . 4 h ' SEAFOOD HOUSE - Table with Formica Top SINCE lose . .. i.ui' JAi.JTV I untraditional outlets Ther&s b"n a merclLandising revolution over the last decade and " hall, The racks have become wore and more Important Arm ChCli- 11101 TEIIS m ' The elegance of solid hard rock maple at reduced pricesi In stocki "They re basic 6 15 (6) Sunshine AlmAnac 6 . 25 (2) World olmorrow 30 (6) Summer Semester S 'i (2) Sports Club 00 (2) Ta (6) News (9) 8ozos BigTop 8 00 (6) CApt Kangaroo (9) Mike Douglas lop Green on TV (9) All My Children 1:30 (2) Dick Van Dyke (6) As the World Turns (9) Let's Make a Deal Jr Lives 2.00 (2) Days of ( 6) Guiding L i ght (9) NewlyAted Game 2:30 (2) Doctori (6) Edge of Night (9) Dating Game r or no : (6) Love Is a Many Spieridored Thing (9) G.neral Hospital 3:30 (2) Return to Pey?on Place (6) Secret Storm e Life to Live C9) (2) Dean Martin (9) Owen Marshall (2) (6) (9) Norovi (2) Tonig ht Show ( 6) (9) Moses - - ,fill '" 1s( L's (I cii It) to Iar 10) I)on I think that tuigwigs are - music This is a 30-alburn "bas- ), alills illould tic aplir( efulness will gain you ' - - iuid u:e time hanger as a protuior of new plants small riticize you Show that you really like others MOON CIIlLI)REN (June 22 to July 21) You are not in / ' 1. This fall Munses has added - and would like to know if anyone has successfully painted a tile. floor so that it can be mup;wd and .1 waxed as before?-11. F. G. - headway SAt lilA KRJS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) You have to exercise f-,control if you are to avoid trouble that could come front the planets today Avoid the social or you could criticize others unfairly Ito some reading that could he most helpful (A1'Kl('ORN (Dcc 12 to Jan 20) You think you have tot) many responsibilities now • but if you plow into all that work. i it tone easil and well Don't gripe A good friend you ed amid rulUires our good help (ant it may be n ne I to I cii I 'I) (tillers are not in a good AQUA K It' S tJan II t ha t Aq uaria n .iiIiting about ) oti I I I planned arid concentrate oil woIll, that his to lie done •- - - I)EA1I POLL,Y-We had to replace some tile squares in our kitchen floor and were unable to get the same pattern. Now we have two different colors 2) fie particularly careful not to t olve yourscif in anything o f a risky nature &nd don' Do not take too much inoncy with you when criticize any one you ate chopping Asoid buying what ou don t need and take care money is not stolen Iruiuu cm 1) lake no risks where present S( ORPIO (Oct It to Not of securi t y a concerned and cut down on expense s in )OU adding to them (o to see thai expert rcommcndcd to for the advice you need I lien pill 1( to good use for big . - -- ! : attitude is go od also (Sept 2 to (hi 1.11 I - stall ecloie • inore understanding , ': CAUF IOS -- - P - - LOILI . ile and kindly a i espon CflC) out of the sloug 0 word. I)o itL Slake sure you are not forceful with others Maintain OWfl equilibrium Whatever 22) II to Sept ill \ IK(,f.) (Aug and II U . cArC c arguments at lowe s iou scores should definitely not he brought tip again A smile can &- - I - POLLY'S - I It change your attitude to one of enthusiasm, you accomplish much now, tisc spare titne to takc the health treatments you , . -. - - - Rnny playing Il 30 (2) Ns fr (4) romorrow () Spi'? Second 1 0O (2) Somerset 9 10:00 - 49 150 - 151 I , )I% it to - S( - of efficiency instead Act in such a way that others may not - . S ~__ - - -- 56 - - ' (il: SI IN I (May 21 to June 21) l)o not ('lame your associates for whateLr is not saticf in to ou hut raise your own Lexel _______ •- - _~N-'T__ ( (6) Love f Life (9) Pirent c,me '~ l Fl0 //1 Uon (6) (9) Mod Squad GO (2) iroriside FRIDAY Vilo &lake sure you maintain poise and all is fine -; - - ' - - and joining him Flip is AFTERNOON 12 00 (2) jeopardy (6) where tho Heart unshine Almanac ii OiO66 from the Carroll Rter Inst itute . - e future classical %% • - -- - _. q - .1 z . - - of paying your obligations, this is a good day to plan just how . - should call them mold% -57 - 4 - 46 406 present setup for something new and untried which would he st unwisc now Thcrc can tic deep disappoint incills if you do not maintain present poise, calm Avoid one who does not appreciate you TAURUS (Apt 20 to &Jay 20) InSIC3d of trying to get out I , ..- 42 the II (9) Password () Truth or Consequences (9) Wtldlifs~ Theatre 1 iO (7) FmI' Classics - - 40 [ JIJS r ASK FOR IT The 1:0 - - put 37 39 - - ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr Itt) You feel ldtc setting aside - . - 1 . .. . , ~ -: - i - • 34 l day an evening 1 I KAL depress.d and be when most everyonc is apt to those things that have not proved helpful or on it) Satisfactory in the past .ind to bc too articulate about ststing unpleasant attitudes and prejudices The evcning however becornes fine for adopting new , cheerful anil niore modern • - . -1 .: - -- - Munses. who talks fast and The success of the n-issue' enthusiastiall'. slides in and Munses sass has made -". • - - 011" . -1 __j . - - . - I ) __ 1 ' main stream Hut liii' tiuiness is there to be done JOd we re dialog it A lot 0 racks arc adding dassical records, : 4 - NOW! - ~ -_ . - E --I I * - - - 26 F7 __________ - -- 1 uh ;t,r A/',th,pr r , performance and bushes when they are first plan ell. straightened out hook part lit tile ground in front of the ~ . - - r • 10111 . coat ABBY, BOX fl700. L. A - _@ (ab 19 1 CARROLL RIGHTER'S KOM ffLLPffXio3fl%1r - c 0 - -- , ) . i whom he writes P60"Trill. The 18 3 FREE Little girl who plays the deaf mute is Erica Hunton and she (7) - no All Students television viewers in a twhnumr her sign language There is rio EVENING - 1 I . . Virginia, arid was introduced to THU RSDAY 7 Back to School take in the little girl and teach ,i high.shonI laccmate. for IF lovely Wedding." s boákt. allow to Have For Abby' to Abby. Box 07$, lAs Aageks, ad *1 1 PH.(305) 241-3431 Ill [III 1110111AS OW 11 011.Allpo, nottin 0 golden age Christmas * This nv'd Interest ed . sells thingthat 'Most people feel good to buy ''Classical dipIxA in the 60s albums like that It makes then to feel secure It makes them ferl 5 - -, despite depression problems. - - "out of your hair" prolessloually ss wcU as .orfl' ce Unue to be "busy"when she suggests you go out together. LARGE CTION ON I STUTZ ALL ALUMINUM TOPPIE FITS I ONG AND SHORT WHEEL BASE_ &ELCAMINOS_AND RANCHE RO J 0 411 racks had a holiday . .~-__.- _______ FORICAST FOR FRIDAY. SEPIEMBFR IS, 1972 BAKED ON ENAMEL FINISH - WON'T RUST 2" X 3" TERMITE TREATED CEDAR COVERED BY to PARTICLE WOOD FLOOR PATIO ROOFS. AWNINGS-SCREEN ROOMS ALUMINUM SIDING AND SOFFIT SYSTEMS ANDEN ART GINEERING (- a. .. d11AM sture ,Ahicli is devotvd to selling Rubinstein package We re going to do records Thes stock mostly cur 'great voices of the century rent hits • . ' . F&h ^ Welcome reminiscences of his boyhood in d("step. and how the W, (yer ) !' if . - the RIuc Ridge mountains of . l44 Owen M1irhall 1(-H C 'unelor at 1Mw. There n') time waster for this q Add new dimensions to TV new look at delicate issues and opener' realism The ccastn unnlvet i potential Olympie girl swimmer tvm is duped into irrepting money by the mother - Sharp trot ' , -A Doing inrethrr fl Ir.a - - e _______ - URNITURE IN nt- ther in ' 2 Word. of DL-' \R l'OLI V-I have a 'oud use for all those w ire r- V 15 to 50 I Vitriol% stores. discount chains. sa%s, because of the ,Aealth of , Patching plaster and con. back classical catalog which he crele. repairing brick,Aork and ." (101lege bilokstores inio%% rl'ino., .irl. '17hese are self-service racks. could dip into and repacka;e repl.,vin cat music like crars todas sass 1unxes Thex realize its %k armth and its connection ,A ith the world around them Elvira Madigan' is a lose story that is anti-establishment lts roles-ant to the youth generation In the early 'Gs kids are involved in their own personal problems host the s re going to solve their lives. They' re off politics They music in that film, and 0 -,; ilii,. li 0-' to follo%4 the directions on the can on how far to hold the spray nozzle from the -Aork surface ' P1-U- k MLN\ ES lh rock assica / - trillullary t movie The homecoming Christmas Story last Richard ThomaR stars aR JohnMacLame arid Robert R4my, Ralph Wate and Miss Shirley Learned as his parents ewtnn are costarred in a film Michael 44 manr and Ellen Corby Find Will Geer that also will present The ope1ming ' grandparents movie stars in cameo parts segment is a very warm Inc Waltons sensitive extremely well-acted CPS, story about a little denf mute (Premiere). Tlhiq new .Wles girl who is abandoned on their grows nut of Pan Hammer 1/ I / 1'r('u( viewer's,grab nag 1)I/Id NtVfl pays Fogg, ( antsfla surprise 21 %hort iarkefA S1 Seine King - 7 (;reek letter 49 th"Illod !4) Oan'iI version lot r ' n' '1an lillarA :. 31 John (Gvllt) I widow, with grown children and grandchildren. too. . friends, and I am not lonely. ha ve a career, plenty °e £OIL. a t do. Pleas tell me what . I -, ,nIiurn tsulway of th journey takes up tonight c I rilir)v le, and the rest of the trip will 1* presented tomorrow nivht. as the nptwnrk turns on a hkkt*istet liar the early season n1@1111111irps . - -. SAVE FROM Only a small area to finish, you is dir(4-tor of classical must(-. I. ( Cloth trarittlator 34 Singing group 4 Nfrnt recent -4 '-'.\v, . might In using the lacquer that tomes in a sprax can He sun says that classical sale-s in 1971 %4 e,re 33 per cent over 1970 and 1972. so far. 35 per cent ahead ef k I.. stUlon before sa nding it %%.,lt .itiout three ur four hours bi t" ven coats and before sandini: 1) () W 14' 22 Country in South A;.a I Ftr.st; 2 Novire ~ %13r 0 23 - - - 1144'. busy, hoping she would get the hint, but she evidenUy t know where she ever got We idea that I hasn' t. I don' would want to become a "buddy"of hers. children. I am a She Is a married woman with ? ': 1 I . • ,. I ( first half I ; Cylinfir., Al iuu (1.rman III •Ir relationship with? I have been going to the same beauty shop for five years. The operator I have La a very nice, the somewhat aggressive person The hairdresser I go U, does my hair exactly the way I Like it but she keeps suggesting together. t I that w o here and the and the don't care to socialize with her and have said I was -. _ ' 1p*t 9 Sp.n;h ch... ntnui;.rel l' Fqutahl. answer In the paper. It may help somebody else, Illow does one discourage persistent invitations from somebody they do not want to have more than a business ;_ " . .m - .- put aA 32 villffent DEAR AHIIY. Please help me, nd please ., .- __ ing t - 1. 4- I a ' iier.tofo'e ) remark riirve Al Pithy 7 ();iin'fl (0 TtIic t dili'n Ft Family 4 Hr'e prcxftiel Furnish with ,npmlør negation PC I I'S. Marrlge; In which both I)artzm*c do not bathe and change underwear daily risk be ing all washed up I 1kW . VIT iri.iJ' 2I4JJ1ã4kt Y _._.~_,! 'vl,cter showman %like Todd together this gigantic movie s( t41( Ic starring David Niven ac the Philcas I ogg the hero of hues Vernes tri around the r'n'v P. 2111 Felt rernorsp .11 WnTA of DEAR NANIELF-SS: Unless you want to get " 10 I I I 1ir 11 j - ' * 111 1111 ISTIMATIS 0 FINANCING AVAilalti I I rnh r ter Franca 16 Mo,tp.ntiil 15 lnqm. 19 ( l.hawk i - ry A"A" Vo -,-- I PrealsInvento ' - CASSELBERRY WY 17.92 it you don I have regular V I F MORE IS FURNITURE ;i SALES L L with a light touch Use a tint ndpapem grade of wetr-d last Jun is 71 ptr vent higher Munxt s. whost title at RCA i 1 ht - OR STOREWIDE coats One says that each should be r.anded vt-n lightI The other says that the sandir shoUld be done only if there ,irt .in visible irregularities M:a ftding is that the sanding is k. (-;;iccially by the prctcr~.13' novice But agim. I emphasiz( 44 r'll allsh list'll. to tell him that I find his &1Ofl al habil.s extremely offensive. Ile douses himself with sweet smelling cologne between baths 11elieve me, AIA)y, he is a fine man otherwi,se. Ile is a faithful render of your comn and La always ioUng you to me, so if you print this letter he will see It. I don't have the DISSIAYED nerve to tell him. (• ' thought about sanding het%%vvn 13 Contlitlional ( RS 'iie 'I i i ( its Th Night I hurday I . ,,. - I just don t know h ______________________________________________ the wet brush 43 Went(at changes his socks and underwear. This came as a terrific well-groomed shock to me as he always appeared to be and Immaculate when we were daUng. i arrangements in tiss kitchen. for Much he i,%%t,1lAl1o%kn, J0ph 1-ueil.i diinm-i1 a hindsome breakfast room unit hobh room in u cm ill sp lie in the Uo km I - --_ 1 I . a fe'r writing. reading Listening Iae must be taken in the appli ' I nit hovering. the room has a The real villain here is a cation Work small areas at a movie screen that drops down t ime, putting on the Lacquer "sound ressurc." in front of the %%indo%% blinds it) 'Aith a fairIv full brush and "This is the pounding quality aCCOMMKIJIV .1 CIOSM-10CUSIE'd Working quickly %4ithout very0 must generated music projector There are zig-zag missing ans spots YOU and it creates an aLmost vibrilit' bookshelf arrangements I r not go tKick over a section that the eardrum,' various size books -md a hand has alremd been done because trig sensation in . and it will have started to dr,% .hearing. reveal different inlaid %%(%xts at -- sft:::r.tsjr, . 12(.ift our mates in (tenth My question: How do you tell a full grown adult a bout personal hygiene? fie bathes once a %vek. at which time he . ting out distractions . ou tell I have nd your column for yea, and still can't believe I am actually writing a "Dear Abby" letter, hut here goes: This La the second time around for r thts hr' tuhms ii. coming incre ising ' plan 40 prflocis of r ' my husband and myself. We are both middle-aged and lost rself- intl t uhI. I y DFAR ARmY 0 . 51%le Lmr' tub. en d t iti. covered %%lilt treated glass through chit-tma light shines In addition tit properly proportioned c.11),rit-I.Indappliance , circle of black and orange on the white floor with a round glass-topped table resting on it A sight and sound room h Vladimirr Kagan in earth (10 y Abigail an Buren It t"t 6. cuctose Tribe" ". Y. itivin 111,114 I loc 1 " Recoverflit, dallia , rushion and \,)it I can %till tit, in Other ideas included these wall covering ' " ry The foyer of the apartment - row ting boon to the har•1li ing Ianulv .mth chikirrim and Fields's rugs go to a long table A child s bedroom A false and to the windows .or a sensa wall had two large portholes at non.0 effect The deep jt,%%t-I the %%indow .irt,.i Other %%alls .irt• S thian in tneti ru tirt CLII% t1 ,it et'ihn mod hot. spired The w tnt. tboor in lb. torn intl tnt p mint. .1 in i inc room designed h% I) ire n Pit rc C t "I sail? sh di Light shown i his been IdI hire Black intl ab • id white appliques adorn the sil - to wear out the htaru Abbt g ira- chocc2 the adc antat s of chut - 90-04 161st St .launa,e-a. N V 1143? Interested persons may write to him about cost of tht s dli. Ho '' hitt' (,ihrit' pat terns could be a gre it block tourI irds or other un So the earphones that take browns. beige. apricot and I.icquer twgins to dn- in - the sound directly into the ear Illauve might be called a gath. --t.-intiv * This have made it worse. . after it is applied cring room The 12-by 16-1clot is both an advantage and a no sound that mom can't Z peor* rupom sc.4ts is disadvantage no advantart, i~ lfi%t, levels even hear may actuall) be d oa not as su.t1 f inish i. a the A t in room is ,urnis taalPUgaa t,t ifl1)C, accoru• t m. Iluit to uUSt as some other finonlemporar' ctIe there is i trig to Robtt Miller of the Mum iches notIbis varnish Th. dic medieval feeling toil Designed erv ation nesoth Hearing Cons care advantage is that extra The bedr(K)rns %4err dmigned for maximum pri%.?c% and quiet T%o have cross-ventilation . room. %Ahich also ha, no hub of da%titne activit%.. is planned it) he the ~jnsng and famil% . here also is a lavatory . near another rear door. doom to the rear terraCC And w the garage T nor or iliorker in the basement to clean up without Cardit , Tbir. %kill be a handy place for thi tracking ditt through the house There are 1 201 square fect Atchitect is Herman If York L i Ulu 1 0141 I.Atin MU;. of p,,trY anti bil.w section room of the same apartment. and , - døtt S afl in a geometrical pattern Jr. the dining -cflterIaiflfl1Cflt tweeting of hard rock are translated by the headsets into stabbing mmThe woofing md - ttt'thThe tamnil that er A soil etc h cushion I) it Lust ct It mer and bininct,that is lamed a inspiring vic%%s. and this rrmun best applied in several thin thousands of youth hearutg coats rather than one thu k r'oblemsin the last five years ' "It becomes h'nnotuc to CO.i t isem- I I--- room is o eshilaratmn it I.iirl sings I'sign ed h .laifles - n hstr -1 resemble, I sled table increase the shim lacquer thinner preferahi of O) • the .nt brand as the lacquer \take a 5050 mixture fttr Calif have always experimenting. sou can then dc Teen "Teentertnine %%hether to use a les,wr Uked to feel the slapping i.m. I Vk.a_) ) amount of thinnerr As. %%ith all pu6-e of hard rock," says - . with a In t:,~iri: lm ,iiwr :he tw4in -c flei huld •t.i mtlat•- it .kith • - , for use . 1 a U -101 1, - 6 Tfighlight s .,I _______ aliffilt 9 r m~ Decn_ sellitilt,lite original 14.1st"r cot hrcmmtn and its hushed atmosphere In tones I deep grays. it had Ilkior-toceiling louver-shuttered %ialls, I mo or1v- iinted met ml t- vlir • ceiling g ders rotii uphold. red lounges stmfi rmation, ask the dealer hearing aid, say the au,toloinlo' hetht'r it is the kind of lacquer gists I - I I I ,have drasticSteroo headsetz . one ou select does not give this ma also be I ~ - ;; "i 0 ('opIc News Service . - -ft - _______ 7. i~_ .1 n.'sidenuual area ()tit- contemptirar% sitting !kklost hardware flores. paint 1 I ff rim lds in it 1% lit to re h floors are hand-stenctled in ni;'dificd or expanded to Ones flowers Ditto narrow - slat in• ,,,,n interior design per' do%% blinds tI%C The apartment., in.' in (Inc li ing room pros ith d in A luxurN bracket Prestig"ll's enornious ftviing tit solitude in • - .tl- lntlir (,)rlh n t)rn • nit of i Partially ii nued t)( ttrt'i1) on cither still, it) p1`010" A 11114, of lit in mn muon tir PImnic 1 'O mirrors on either iilt Of (Ii. fl ill t.usilit lut seen c nht ing through tim. trolling giving 1 01 (II Pt ft t fl( ti't'itl had Ceiling \OtC an ctilirl' vi'lling of Ilh-- repro- t" tailored motil in a handsoni' should apptlal ill dor elfers and hundreds of t decorating ideas Ili.-it can he • job I ll - Hearing urting 'Phones means practicing on scrap • . '.. r &~ ,,~ G if r, r"_1 ki . y Z s, ' % ._- il rqo flits used for signed fit 4I \cicaturrs nItcr tither gamer. hoult1 be abli to ' 'er David Barn u c tnck to fl 1 learn something from designerture bedrotlin has a canopy bed decorated rooms in a flC% t ith tcndrilled mt I ii flo cr story 'oopera(i%C house climbing up its t hue pin(. d llc arc d 11k hlu York (uI (tnt is Op'fl (tu the posters public for a fee Dcc tltiIC4l h'. httice o t r hUe anti the In ml tIl knotn mt rntwtc Of the hgc is irried through the l m. nicn Institute of mt. nor nlls \ smill hit. Inthroom Prac - ;.I:,- Bible Translatio ns . c that hm UWkK in - Rooms for Fee ,1 "-to; E3 CMECE3 cl,,--, "4. .' -.#:_7 -'. M lousr .1 1 1.1k. Here's How rarJ Sanford ur life is largely Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for your birthdrite and octoberis now re&dy I- of Yollf copy sen d S I 10( ,jrr4)II R.giller J.'ritecast I name of newsPittlet), UOX 62'). Phone 372.i - Hollywood Calif 90028 • n I) ' 4 ((I-; 191 2, PdcNaught Syndicate, Inc ) leattiimg a tlmti tmuimp \\,t..%t look Ill. gilt taut stithi a lw.ui t South iilaveei miii a while but e'xeut isalls itmisgiwsseel (lie' qtiveii (111111londs and %- its olle clown Ibis xc as a xcix iiict rill). gallit. Smith be.' lit Idge i1pologiled al Ivilgill fill lilt' gliv .s.,ing the (Illeell tit thaIllonds Noi Ill apologized fill I' - I' l I I . 11101 ill the 1971 \ I to S V. 110) but so t me 11timphrev atid \4111kie. WI 1 1 I a ' suasheel iti - • thrre 10%rl .Nld * their i-tsnl,t-t. 1(11) t'i S QI I 11(15 yot, it,, pa,~ W11-61 0- i'W It-.0, , 111,11%twi-I iloil§416141~% Ila%ilig it with 'soffili cmumilm abolit tilt- bild I 11 u k Ill I., 111111)*4 01st We saill floilling I 1101111bel -thip \I 1)t• -,- tiI) 6 'sired . will ifl0ft c ott's - - So %elld lot 111V bcw1kiet "N.'. ii . it i acmt • -' time t.('iimiIloIt regardimig religion. But most of the aspiramits for leddershilli of thO 11"Aff Ix'lliticill parti" did s their clitirch affillidti011, As an bite-resting game, to, "Win of 11"dVe '' C'0 this nqwlPOP01'. P 0 8,)'J JJ1r RJ'J'Q Cit; Stoton, Na. Y:m N / )Ø9 uitot its - - . iaw, hush puppies and our d.Iiciuu OIls ' . Louc encLeisiug a kit' )Ius 23 cents alit! gut.' it (I' L tC kt 1 75' Michelob Beer 20' II . %IJ%%%rt%: (A ~ -~ %% i I' ' ~ ,%' kc, . I 1& . kz). kv)-li' (1).(% 1, Swi thru I'hur-, . 11 tu-, in. - ")P lit Fri. &'Sat. it 30J. Ill. - 11 P Ill t ' . ott call "r this "aspapor tnt ..Aft'l a tW,ttihCOrTe-VtiV with the-ir : .. h.. ' ,J r - 5761 k" �. The Sanford Herald Thursday. Sept . ~. _. -f. I X' .'. I-1 ._. -_- .!" 00"` w ',, I trk , an inamel undercoater ch4 uld be a p plied either over a r1ce ('op1e \r pr unersealer or directh on the wood For a natural finish that Q. I understand there are allows the grain to sho% pecial Ins FUCIIOnS on painting s hould first selec t through, you phood We want to panel a we are oonvertmg intopl wood that has an attractive garage .w i-- - J _ r!iai ! I -- I I . I -- - - -. IF000,• .f -_Zi_ _. Z , -- . .- :'- . Fft ./. ' GOVERNOR . !!'. — speaker at a IUfl REUBIN Askew was the key Leon Motor cheon at the Ponce de Lodge in St. Augustine Friday. The luncheon was part of the city 's 407th birthday the celebration. Seated next to fl1dOr. Governor is St A.19ustine Robert narcia. Rupert (1,:-:in Photo - I r .. 0 , --- I .7"s ~. , I( *%I * S . .-, I _- - -- lightl% to restore the smooth ;~,~- . . I . W ? I ; __ •. __ r '. ' '' :. ;. N _ \f • . V k 11w V$IM)S (IF %%AR, (I'T'iI'S AND j; .L..:-' -- .• - .- -. . - -- - _1. -. k'L}( THE M\1.S.( aldel1 Knebe 4 OF1(1lO', I M Oh YOU'RE (I * I - 4'c 4 . 4 It ' II - : I (;ri !------V -; SIr (/Aj an( cot : ml cr an of tt i:t IN J PtiI.h. %1.I). 1114 La, ln Is sill A0 1 19 19 , -• today's FUNNY brain makes lIOUT l'tic brain sorks like a cornplei utimputer Each nerve evil is connected to other nerve ce1L in a complicated hookup Eacto br in t- II 1t'Iierates it little electricity as it i,rks The suiii of the' elec'tricit produced b the millions of ct-Its in the brain makes deetrical waves tIuch pass across the brain in definite patterns and keith specific rtIthIus These are brain s'aves uhich iiiixirLfit information about the' sturkm:s of the brain Brain e.ivt's studied ial mat tii.the use i'f a called an t.ledroencelphai. graph. Or s'JG IUaCtIIrW fw short lhe' EEG mnatiint is electronic drit'e uhich PIt ow bra trt a t a great (,t—al. writ' the electrical current made b the brain is only abuut 30 IluIlllCJCths of a volt. The machine uses pens to write out patterns sstuch may conic as often as 50 a second or w. .seldom as one in three seentis In fliLifl) a -s. the EEC much like the n.i tune is 11 - I :'' r urn t " 1; i 4!~ -• , SjI 7 _ai,ir_ " lor~, f, I ILL CREPE PRINT - - 0 - -. a . ' i .-.. . i. 413 E. First St. CI.,,lc..d. 0'.. 4-4113. Hwy. 17.92 and 434 Open Sunday 10a.m. - 3Pm. Mon., Toes., Wed. Thurs. & Sat. Mon., Toes., Wed. 9am. 8p.m. 9am. - 7p.m., Fri.9a.m. -9p.m. Thurs.. Fri.. Sat. 9a.m. .9 p.m. -11 1 4 1 triral activity of the heart. An EEG examination is easy for the patient The EEG room is a sound-proof room carefully shielded from noise and eleetnr-al activity. It is restfully dcc1 14$1el at'1 rnfort-able ultitnatcly have on this county. doi 111 tt IT T a .litter 151 STILL IN LOVE %ITH (PL, Al Green IiAB IMINT GET HOOKED )N StE. Mac t)añ Warned, armued not that t)uit v didn 't have enouiih time 14 ilght I'M'DO!niT MESS AROUND 1 1TH 3151, Jim Croce ave one 1711 S. U b I ( VELVET art up brain t.nes, nlagrufl-5 them and prints out ii paper a pitterri The F F( marufirs 100' rayon facing and lOOc cotton bock. 45" ..de ondon bolts. Great sportsweor, ve st s , An outstand. ing select i on of colors. for and pants. $199 yn. on us. THE (LITAK MAN. bread `1 1 1 1 1 1) . t) IN I ((k 0`_ __ - RIBBED -- -1 KNITS wide and on bolts. 90 per cent Triacetate and — 3i?=_1 10d, ' _ - ______~_ ~ ~ I - L i ~4 ,, I . ..l •1 . - - I Ti , - r' ' f I, 99fr t. vb n_ 11 . . I F- - I ( ('i - with one of our low-cost loans and we'll pay for the tags. This year, next year every year for the entire life of the loan. That's what's called driving a bargain. Buy a new car Offer valid on FREE ESTIMATES in - r . . I '' IS " America n tOflStiLUIlOfl • • ' . I.shows Principal Board School Bryant, Jean Top photo .. L - —p '7 . -. , . - 4 -- - — I --' 1 I fl ' % • - S*P- FORD u)f Vat H , ' - t • • I - •_ ialkiiii .. • - - -. I I - Park ng •:: I , FLOr4OA r I -1 PHONE 322.8321 I one - ' -:: .....-......-...........,'..'........-....'.'......,.-,...-...-.-.'-.-..',.'---'-.-.--'- ':' ...................................... . . ':-:':':-:::-:':':':'-:-::-::':':':.:.:.;.:.:,::,.. l,4i mit ,.or oien he ithe chief executt"' tie deselnper 'mt .rng such plans hack to !i -:ly "We ito not need this. Willuimson nistiwt 'W.' ha'..' iatrt! 4row th 1(1w 'h.sii to 'ill j ii' it ii Brr,wnso ctevelopinriii on 'ie or iki' area cit anyth ing other - han single family homes has menunneti eutizens in that hail huI - or ' wt little or no chance thev Will ,-' Ipproved. :onditions anti to .%s fielie left Ule Colin-1 Streets falling apart in 'Nashington Oaks subdivision. prevent future recurrences this inoratijrtuni will b - What c-an o, e ! i r it section. has resulted in the f Sanford imposing t Knowles added City put Ifl this land llmar k (,oruon moratortum on final inSingle family homes,' was ii'I (instruction - president. eie pleted Ha ' ' _____ — ' _ _ . :: - -.. - -' -- 'I iF )11 -- - t,uude Gulde 114 - Bullet this coming )ear is ew top 7,000 It is estimitated that th'rint the "rush" hour of classes there will be 5,000 cars on the campus at the S*I1IC (liii. ----- ulld inereae iii $6.9 billion last mouth, the hussetI a cumnivi tc t)t'partuitiil sjid -- H un t C For H eal th :-: I SANFOPO ,.'l - '.ilr spections for approval by city when reply. b% the Herald today. -i utilit> and build in g depart otlilItteti ther' is i prubkrii mnents li e advised there were 1$) Index This was divulged in a Letter houses of the federally financed Knowles, city trorn W E. . , r",ikiths 35 variety in the section. Nutt manager, to Darwin Nutt, into, Bridge IIaIlm.ark Construction COrn.. advised his firm is looking pany vice president in Orlando, the situation and would IIItL t'alentiar soon with th e elI). manager in i hureh directory isiori developer the subdivision "huru:h news churl to resolve it Knowles explained that no - ----:.ore final inspec tions of apcoillic. rrval and no more water and .rosswortl tniLzh' Weather ewer utilities inspections will , Crave Dr R given to homxies in the area Abby . ur S eterda high i:i low nIil some action has been Edi Slostly sunny tutlav anti : tult i,mmmient taken to correct the existing Enttrt iitimlieflt ond.ttion and to present future 'saturda' except chance of IICWS i'.W!ll thundershower in the after. recurrences. liciroscilpe t.uw The city manager wrote that tlth)flS. Highs 8d to Ispitalnutes 'O to tonight 5, the for contractor the I I I nouc-es Of Slost he nation had dry L"ublic evetopmiient's greets and th e I I I tothi. Society cOil ' -ti:ut weather bonding company are both tisdauning responsibilits [or bringing to an end persist. iii Sports 'tucks the condition of stree ts in th e rains that have 3ualel many DOT to use ftis prompted the first section of Washington parts of the Plains Midwest 1'V tablehupping md New England. the money elsewhere. Oaks, is being done At present work Knowles asked Nutt to oil 900 additional - contact him izuimnedutely and spaces out none uI adv ise what steps can be Liken F'TU currently has 1,225 to correct the situation and permnane'nt parking spaces, the repair the streets -- -sanie number it had when the s'hool opened five )ears zig When the school opened there in %% ere appruxtmivately 2.UeOJ students and the enrollment for 51' IlLN(1roN lead to the demise of the county generally. . : Knowing the members of Ui.' :: County ComnHsStOfl, I feel i confident that this is ,IlS() their 1. ,oiA a better example of attitude cooperation will ensue'. having personally visited :-. At F la . 111,1g. 1 ( roommis School this belies. with th printing III (lii. 'I NAt I tipprOs CS a U 'i Soviet IIIC tvo pledge photos 011 ItItlil> S year agreement limiting nuclear arms and mint page plus the following Us III RK ( I Sit calls for any permanent treaty to pros ide fromii one of the nicmmio numeriil equality in int ercontinental 'itoniiC I school's students. .ttie Photo on Student unrest at Florida i: . the bottoui of today's columiun :: " 1p0h1l •l'titihi'iil tlniversIti S should be' self-explanatory. rare but with the registra t io n of . the fall termii has conic a great Dear Mr Spolski, 'tILE IIOt'SE passes the biggest defense : deal of uproar and it's mainly I hay'- ''i'm' reading ) our :: spending 1)111 SInce World War LI but refuses to : clue to a substantial imwre'aSt' ui the parkimuit fees coloiiui a iung tuiie flOW but I go cut off funds for the Veitnam war . Student parking tees h,is'e' to Crocuits w itli our son antI his , class may not salute' (lit' flag, :. juiiipc'tl 500 ocr cent freon the but that no reason to blame' the lsr.'viuus > ear Wtis'rc:is a SI'N ( EORGE M&'G(IVERN plans a niajor I student paid a $2 fee tor Uie whole schltM)l, becaiisc' I know " federal wage-PrIce :.-. 1-12 sctkkul %ear he' is now 19i controls after e'alling on President NIXOn to charged $10 with tit-. being asked say they do and I know ' House and campaign in ::: first penoti clot's and I ::: get out of the White guarantee' that there' si- ill lit' that lily 1 pulhe. : parking spot Mien he' coiii.'s to know if you print this that all ' : school. : the other classes will start I son your print ts nul ask Other parking let's have, \$ . ('It N I about creeping'' sas If I. again and I think you will find : juuui'dt also Where it used ti :: I hunt, at 83 one at the richest flIt_il In tilt' world. good results cost faculty nienibers $5 to park - $20 per year Anti the lie has taken to creeping as an exercise. A ..Ue'Iit ut (rootliS nfl f-: re'sers i'd spots, for whit- h on! American Si - hi ii the prcsid.'nt, vice' president A SENATE I'I(OIIE is told that the 7th Air ... .. deans are eligible, have and .. one true, one false -. Force made dual reports I 6; from $15 to $ci0 If it's tuinptd - about preplanned air strikes against North u115tiliIttoll all of the 111 It vietnam. from the X parking fees, : president down to the student, < must be patch by the individual A ('ILAI(GIN(; MASSIVE fraud and forgery, jottm1 Philip t.orce, vtct presiCalifornia's top election official goes to court dent for (ifiUflcU, said the Jump . ..i(• I labor farm fees was initiated to help in controversial to eliminate a The superintendent requests built! a fund to acid approstNov. 7 ballot. control Initiative from the thut all teachers conduct a Flag PriiishIe11t 300 more mnately , Salute before conducting I1t Iit'r >ear at BhtIl'ISII '11(0(11'S In Belfast rum a jijacked clilaws 'Ltu' t)t'isarIllIemlt of Transporcar and capture an IRA leader who escaped ::. tation tI)O'l' iws allocated from a prison ship. about $500,000 for Flu parking tiV the past few years hut Borrow a Flag if you don't ti4lve - . ,:.-(h1flt' of i,i.i' sort or an then -' .o r- - JWII '' -air . fl> BILL SC(YT .. * i I111 ,. - I - A to ~r 1 _,a I - 1t. I -,( L 1 ( - -till . - - - loans of Si ,500 'PLOh'/DA STATE 8AN/( M004h — -e I * minimum 'r.l I WY £ - - Fa ulty ' N t4t -i 3 I _- I . '_ " ' . - - o - ?'f "I : h '' :- ,'. - [] • r rn - Oaks Roads : ' . r.ot ,IFUi as "lngt n W . ; ,, .' - )t.I' - : i:''; • ': $ .-. rt,u'nti thIs been blamed on a malfunctioning Ulaksheare Mrs public address system. When the matter sas member, and Ieasher Jean .Jones kading t called by The Sanford herald to the attention of class in the flag salute this morning The school authorities the pledge of allegiance was I lerald news team and Mrs . Bryant walked in as ordered resumed by School Supt. John Angel on on Harold Swank's civic class (lower photo' a room to room basis It ts especially timely the were reciting the pledge precipitate subsequent actions which could and would only -' OF SAP4I0140. INC. ico P4. MAPLE AVE. ,> since next pronouncing the flag salute at the start of daily * - I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG 3 approved Aug. 7 or after. SOUTHERN AIR - war ' . . . There Can Be With A Carrier Central Air Conditioning System S "''"• I -nL -& i t&'\. I A . I I 4.;:;.' -. • • --- - , - 1,0 01 Is There A Cool And Comfortable Summer In Your Future? - - A I - . - " i / Laxity - ___ - IS . i - ( - • / ________________ I ' p' . ', _4 __• . I 14 ' 'a '• 0 .' --.,, I r. •••1# Wit ' ' j - '' -c~cXE; . ;o per cent Nylon Machine wash and dry. fl poornn the PLD it per CPflt tneti-ht poial for The development inhuilhng multiple family unit 117 million planned Cove cr'ierl dur ng the same period generate 4,70n auto trip. lail '1. "lopinent Sand representative of C1)i I WI per c-Pnt from ito to 95I'I vi i,e to be built on a 5&acre Pt.rnrnnit Irn estimated ci' itart. tr t idjacent to I airy Lake .a cent of the tnt' tract t Pointing out the . is ag ain turned dovp by the boundedd h a conimercuil strip or med to Ii S l i _L) South mu City Council Thursday night And Mayor Kenneth Brown a go-cart track and the Sanforri- the balance west to SR 114, thi' OrLando Kennel (l o b In the IArngwncxI area .ir.d 138 .ini told planner King Hi-lie, the L yman High School to north on l7-)2 Nine hundr ti%snc.rof the parcel C' A Hobbs south esoilci vehicles daily the west and ongle family Dixie' and Jr. 'hannelect n \lar'mn •vnut' planner homes to the nirth. the wasting time hrtnglng the ak and Grant Streets in tl s.iid the current Ian wrnii(t concept before thei Council for e retain a larte green area city approval. That's the way th The PUD would have abtiu rooster crows,' the chief around the development of land adjacent 338 school age children whiti' On 25 executive declared. Helie gave a detailed to the 5 acre parcel, single high residential tevelopmt'n' to the hoard, family homes would be built, would generite' I1 Sc'h"' il presentation while .152 cnn- children, Hc1 ie said. reiewing the growth in the fiche said, go on a .i Cnmmrtlimrn E. E. WUliamsoti county where construction of dnminiiims would tkect the mayor why th.' irmil; ml hail again be-,-,, :r iug t he fore the . . 'I - r L — :- b To Si By DONNA fS' 4 • -- News Digest I j__ - E 1 - DeveIopr . 1' - L 1 --T - that When the appeal is made to the county conunisiOfl .Which I'm certain that it shall be clone. - .It behooves those five leaders to ct in the sense that this is properly-planned GROWTH. arid controlled trutvth the kind of v hit ii vi. t re ill de sinful' To refuse its inception would iN THE PARK. W CRUSHED - "O,q a SI - 4 4' " iIber1 OSulilia. RtlI.[. I'tMT . (ar BLACK AND %IIITL. 3 Dog (" - . thLeolu!nn. SAIL Itt)A --.---. - If Seminole isn't ready for this. .11 is NOT the fault of the developer. The fault lies with each of us living ('ount'. in SL t.A('K DRESS. Ilollits BACK STABBEKS, OJass ALAJNE AG'.IN iNaIvraIIl. -. 1 Nlore than five years ago• LONG COOL V.uMA'. IN A I ,-na .irw t-lttr-.carthcoaph used Lu report the elec- 'r iUSI 'aliliflolt isn't read), for something like 4, NNOWNWAKA She is carrying with her a tape recording of the prayer that her .1-year old (laughter recites every night in Sat, 1g before going t bert The piping little voice says: 'fiear Gorl. take care of m daddy and all the other men, and bring them home non I,ove and ____ Y. ange in zoning, srlice." tc T1Uttth Open Sunday 10 am. - 7p.m. __ -, -. i Longwood Nixes $17 M*illion 1 polskl this yet. I believe their responsibility only rests in determining the validity of tiit'hi lfl(livi1lu1l LONGWOOD SANFORD -1 ji'II'f - . rt - a — So InUCli has been said and written on the subject alreadY that perhaps this one additional paragraph would serve to summiiiiarize my personnal feelings on the matter: -111V /A)flhIii .mnti Planning Hoare cxc cc' u itsJurisdiction -, ri S / _. - -, .— ( - 111 . -- a reI p1' kit White ilotise' she said after her arrival in Vientiane today. 1'rir slim (dga ('harles. the wait for her husband. Navy Li Norris (harle has not br'en as long a Mr Gartiev' North Viet n.i1,u'se Capital i the last leg (if jc,irii'y that began long before she left New Yr;-rk Wednesday night '[lie gray haired woman who will be reunited Ill hanoi WIth her son, Nays •t Markham Gart ley. 211, began l(Iht)'iflg against the war a few months iiter he was captured in I ¶$11. because slit' It'll only IIfl end to the conflict would tiring her son home. a special pair of shoes, n: that I have almost worn out pumps, aIking the marble floors (if . V. I thi large number of tntercsttd residents thu regularly attend thec IAiflit%OO(l meetings. Cha ttin g p rior to (h start of the lute tmni with \laors flrun KtIi of lAlng%tood and Granville of Winter Springs, plits a couple of the councilmen 1,11 (tic number one inquiry %.I' John, what's the r at problem t'iinuernlnit 11w turi,lown of b ttuit $200 miiilutomi l'ihit't'i " project' 'I ' Today' - • A sincere pleasure sitting -in ju 7 --..#-'- _% ; I ::-,.. . - . .. . 4 - -. . alm pleasantly surprised with ~` PLAIDS r,. 9*$ Bs John A fancy Wovcn -' - 44 - -, - T,O', FUNNY v.11 to" $1 00 1s *C tf3il$i III*II ;sd $,.4.;s I T.4#s FUNNY, 1700 Wt Tk*Id - k - - I f ..., : 1EuCLO ' 1 F~ .- * jff~ Brain Waves Aid Science sa fir 2 Fr.ac,s I,,ie N.h, C.i.. THE FOUNDING of St. Augustine was relived during the city's 407th birthday celebration Friday . Many of the costumed soldiers who re-enacted the scenes were St. Augustine Jaycees. (Rupert Chastain Photo "l Co 9,1 _ F tn re cli the 9 ._"flIO.ii to L& teei Supet Samç PRICE - -. ' -- sal 1 11 il~ lhl gra est "' 7 - - - a nd house btiiI(l ii from t i l ls sleepy I i(it tan city to the ,~ _ J,_- _1L_ _= 4., aV - • ) M - i - - -, .. • -.- . 11 1. 4 1. viIi PRINTS - - -iint. t................ .1 ( t I p. (siu pruiuct.s OPEN MARRIAGE, Nena and Grgc (YNetlI stI'F:RI.AWYFRS. Till Goulden ---J - BiutMd Denim Ncvett DOUBLE KNIT; . . ELEANOR: THE YEARS .1AIA)E, Lash j' -- lia L - . \-- - f, ___ - '--. POWs Saturday Join I1 PEII:It .It N EtT U' pi'vLit ( 'orrvsIuiiuI;nt 1 tit' is r vi EN1It\,% E. I .iws A!' vi,ung San I )u'to hOtIMI'W lit', I he of Iic'r Horitli mother Togc'tiu'r. II1 agsn they are atnnit to t'nihark on tilt' final leg of (I jo(irnt'v I lUll has iIreil(l taken hr'iii halfway around flit' world Their missnin is probably unique Iii' annals of modern waria rc' traveling to ;iri enemy capital to bring hoiiw a capt ured loved one I-'or Minnie I,('L' (;iirtlev of hiunedin, Via . the hour-long flight Saturday ________-..-- •.-, .I Harris - Mom ':' 1 To Kin vol9.011*, — a. . : z :.-::i. ;-: 1 ,1 1 6 :" 1______ loose shingles and replace am that may be split before applri th e finish Consult your I , -,. . . .'•. preserdtles on the market • Friday, September 15, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 63i Year, No. 19 C.'i Fantastic Price MYIAMELSASI1ER LE•. used Be sure to nail dowii an -. 0 I.. oil and graphite can also be L I DOUBLE ."`V_~-1 -emis-V i 'a nfurb i rr ath tOO P&yeitt . Wa I - 040W 117 you apply a preserva. There Best Sellers I _j Luther OR roof The will last much A. Current . r - 0 ~~,, ~ used to treat the roof to keep the shingles waterpero,of and splittm' h- 11 M ntltm a — __11 — — a . I — *00 - 11 - 'i'jci&I'Y!cirio finished paneLs, but we want to app! a coat of penetrating use the plywood we have. sealer. After the sealer has you offer suggest3cms — Mr. dried, sand lightly Since you and Mrs. G.V.L. want to nnt 'th e wood to ri A. Yes, but it depends on the some degree, the next step is to kin:1 of fin ish you desire to ob- appI a coat of wood stain or t.ain. Whether yo u choose an colored penetrating sealer. Al. lo the stain to stand a feu color that opaque fin ish -covers the wood — or one that minutes and then wipe off to allows the natural grain to stop the coloring process. The shothrough,itts always Lm- last step isto brush on one or pzirtarit to prepare the plywood m ore coats of varnish. This is surface before pa in ting. Make professional advice, as it sure the surface is as smooth as comes from the National Paint possible and that it is free of and Coatings Association. any tracts of oil, grease. or Q. We recently purchased a Laminating glue. This may refive-year-old, tn-level house quire some sanding, which rea heavy wood shake roof , quires elbow, grease. For un at- After a recent rain and wind tractive opaque finish, first storm I checked the roof for prime the wood with a primcrdamage and, luckily, found sealer. Solvent thinned primer- none. However, I did note that scalers are recommended as the shakes seemed very dr they have good adhesion quah. and loo ked as though they had .d flexibi1t Aft Uc -, sealer coat has dried, then sand b ui lt. What can be -. ul _Paint -- an extra room and have some pattern and is free of blemishes ra plywood for interior instal and plugs. Next. sand the wood tatiori I know we can get premuch as possible and then 1 - _For i (,INE GAR\ - ,, wood Ply Prepare 'h.. I F:. • 0 fit ta .1'. vII. . 14 ~_ -1 IF I Mother, Wife Flying To Hanoi I I AII!T .1 Here ' s Hovv - ]IN ~tr - , Us RENt i'FLWIIS)N iatt-d L'ress %% nuter D A LLAS tAPi — ii. 1.. Hunt, one of the world's richest men. popped a date into his mouth and smiled around it. "i'm a crank about creeping," he said, Urrepiug' "You get down on all tours and walk on >our hanth and knees," the 83-year-old health (*u explained, lie promptly dropped down to the floor of his antique dining mourn to t$cilltinstrale. 'ii look at ) our little linger of each hand s 5ou ou walk Iht'h,inulforwiird and that Iurn.s uur bead side Ii, side. Li's iwlurai exercise, like when )UU were an ape." he said. "Creeping is probably the srtond best rert'ise in the world IIi'S I to ste iiiifliing it's Il.'rft'ut,'' iluiit said. .stuc .', , - -- - JA 2i 113-.il Guiu' t;w.ii � 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, September 14, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 14, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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