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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 09, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/382d16d473c78f36dec4b784be492e77.pdf 9f3071aa85795a626cc6cda5539782e4 PDF Text Text lv,* 6 Ft Tuesday, Sept. U. 97 813-Tht Sanford Herald . . %, .., .1 '. Bodies Washea Away ' __ . - , -1 - I I - r t ,. T _ I -1 . I .:"I. * '... * -rI - - - - - ~__, - t - -if - . - ff7 i- - #_ - - 01, ~. I 1,1 - - t: - - I , - 'm .. I. 41 5 s,-' R!L - - - . it e- . " _,; ;_ - •• -- Ik I I - '. ' _____ Mi or Ernst Rascomb said cle-inup cre;s. hirttl b the Wednesday, September 13, 1972-Sanford. Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No. 17 I I. . ' Heathrow ' Near Lake Mary .11 0 nict plat t for the (It -~4 2 .I $ on itid icr the hing to lsit ul Pro I ect I 0 0 ~ M 1.1 t I I has period Single family, patio uniquel> distinctit coin Fstates P.iulucct t)eelopinCflt plans for the homes, town houses, and inuni through ti! Iieathro ' a totnib planned prn)'resSed Within a 1mlle radius of the fflage (1(1st. rs and con nfld pIannIn' ifinmunits of prelirninar opt n pa I site there Is dUIIIIDIUIIIS are to) t)t nuok Ikathrri approximately 1,300 acres of desii'n stage for the' Heathrow new community project, whkh .iuiiliibk at differing densities paralleled expansion A now gentl) rolling hills attrinti residential development. office s expected to represent a within the Heathrow corn lakes and wooded areas .ire and professional buIldings, and an advancing on schedule toward development in the $200 million niunity to completed. and appropriate number of regional shopping centers are when an anticipated start of con- range (lelling unit styles Board under development which will uuion early in 1973 Mkh.iel P,iuluw said s tr Die Heathrow site is west of beautifully landscaped green be a v ailable within the next J P.iuluii General Partner of tre included in the year areas' I'uulucu F states, Sanford, interstate 4 and north of Lake I iet c h K I y ot o k I and \l.tr'. Boulevard in Seminole (iCClOpmeflt prorarn he said ,iflflOUfl( ((I toda considerable to maintain and enhance the Associates of Newport Beach with tounts frontage on lake Mary superior environmental at Calif are the planners of the --- - - rb that not been developod t o the considered. incorporation should he However, he added. "we have not closed the door to incorporation as a part of the City of Lake Mary." He said that "this will have to he worked nut." Gr'?Pnbelt will have its own water supply and sewage treatment plants The proposed City of lake Mary eventually would have its own '.va!er supply and sewage treatment pl.ints rnnt'l On P. 4A CiII has The property, according to William T. Baker Jr., executive vice president of Wilco, is being acquired for approximately $5 million, Part of the prope rty, according to a company spokesman, lays within the boundaries of the proposed incorporation of the City of Lake Mary, Company officials plan te meet in the near future with Lake Mary charter proponents, according to the spokesman. tIe said the land use plan By I-'ItFI) VAN I'EIST Preliminary master plans for a 1,430-acre residential community, "Greenbelt," will he presented this evening to the Seminole County Zoning and Planning Commission. Public hearing will be held Oct. 11 Construction Company, Orlando, said the developed worth of Greenbelt will be $100 million. It will he located south of Lake Mary Boulevard and east of Inters ta te 4. rrtttb . Schooley, a bank trust officer lit nearby Wilkes-B,arre, said ashed away d we ha%-c recovered onl% 105." Will Cost $100 Million I I The rampaging river washeNt out ne.arly five acres of e dating back to the earl), 18ffls- and graves, destroying soill I imily plots Only It few %ears ago busN , Nivantime,N tombstones that %%e . . ; n -It was frightful. I saw vaults and caskets popping out of the ground. Bodies turlibl"i out of broken boxes. Some looked inding or walking on the water." N, -1i e. - . 41_' , A . - - W" iL.W ST I .-. w _i~m la#t', A - .- -- - 11`1 ---, I V_ I- I N - ~.7z . ~ I .-V ~-, . r, .n_-~1 - .vl V - ~ t. , - ln.! w . , . , 1A . - _. 17 .1 I *. -. -, - ~- _#1 r ~V,%__41_---c&_.,.1 . 10-1 41--.*-*, - - I ' Greenbel t ' Communi ty allfla but it won't be easy. Records in the tiny office 150 yards from the river were in. undatul, and no are twir.g iree7Clried. was begun in 1777 by The 16-acrc nonsectarian eet'rY cin the town its 44 settlers who built a fort near the river-gi ving "The river came roaring over the steel piling, like ocean waves, and began to lift the grass and dirt, and knocked down the tombstones like matchsticks," recalled cemetery r:Irthkt!r John Novak. ,'.. aw ze~~ ___ -'_ - -5- - r . horses to gather them up. and skeletons that have beci found were Those cadavers reburied, at least temporarily, in the Memorial Shrine Cemetery in Carerton. eight miles north. Only 30 were positively identified. Schoolcy said, because marked vaults or caskets. they were picked up intact in About the missing 1,000. 1,200 or U1IYLM 1,500 tX)dlCS" d knows where," Schoolcy "They're probably gone, said. them, The cemetery association. deternitneti not to forget topø.s to determine who was t)Uriekt in the (teStrO)'C(l section, ~-, _ *_ - I 0* 00W caskets cranes and even everywhere, and used trucks, helicop t e rs, - '..- ~,v and gravestones bodies. Army Engineers. found I 01 . 111 41 From Burial Ground By LEE UNDER Associated Press Writer roR1' FORT, Pa. (AP) - Still missing: 1,200 bodies, more or less, from floodwrecked Forty Fort Cemetery. "It's a tragedy," sild Harry B. Schooley Jr., cemetery president. But for still shocked residents who live near the Susquehanna River-many miles from the 195-year-old burial ground in northeastern Pennsylvania-it's a horror to find parts of bodies 12 weeks after the flooding caused by tropical storm Agnes. The bodies were gouged out of their graves when the river swelled to record heights and tore through a 33-foot dike on June 23. r, .. 4 . ('4 $ ,:4- 1_,:;:. - d A I 411 . ,-.. .- .' S , - . - - . - - _~ ;V;~, v ' I . People In The Ne s - .,. ¶1 4 : ., ;' - d ., ni - -Xguisaw , and SR 46to the east This fence seems to prove the point SIflCC it as placed by property owners and closes the road Geneva-Oviedo Road of a road district rec ommended by counts officials to residents of Old Mims Road for the purposes of raising funds (through a tax levy in the district to the roadway State and t improve aflu m onerhi of the ESTABLISHMENT i r I nuondor ... = - - - •' - "'" - - ' ,' PROPERTY owners on Old Minis Road are anxious to have this old wooden bridge replaced. The tOed only access to their homes. County and State say it Is not their responsibility although the county presently Is cleaning ditches along the right-of-way. Property owners say cleaning the ditches now will cause '' -. ' , ., - .. . , - - - ' - .111' . - I . - . - '.' '-'. '; .. - 1 I -1..4 .. . - ft--. - - . - -:- '. N¶ ew faculty . - - -. rh::- . ':. . members at Sanford Middle School are left to right, . di first Richard D. Jones; second row, Miss Helen McMullen, Miss Linda . Reiter, Miss Susan Smith, and Mrs. Janet Miller. (Staff Photo) ir ~, 4 Bush and County CornMission Chairman Greg DrurTunond. - - __.,--:.%;` ., . ..,..._,s" __ . -, . - . 1 4 - SAN FRANCISCO (AP) World renowned soprano J oan Sutherland let forth with a Ver- z . 11, ..,- - •"-. - _/ .- . _- -Z - the middle of downtown Union Square, virtually bringing crowds in the area to a di - "4/ - - ollutt ' pon Linked.? - - aria In bait - UI irie formance for a noon-time Dell .'_.x---t t r,il - the dea th rate from lung cancer throng of thousands Monday might be reduced if air pol- 3 GIs Serving Enemy -, - The - -- ---i-AUSUdlIdJI the burning of fossil fuels. The report said studies corn- The 361-page report concentrated on a group of pollutants By STAN BENJAMLN Associated Press Writer was curbed marked the opening of Opera lutlon The council reported to the Week in San Francisco to honor Environmental Protection the 50th anniversary season of Agency Monday that the high Villagers say the Viet Cong but one source said officials the local company. The season errates of lung cancer found in the -Thev are inembers of sinall By DENNIS NEEII) Vict Cong units, and as far as tlisplay the Americans in re- were reluctant to do this for opens Friday with Miss Suth nation's urban areas may be Associated Press Writer nd in BellinI's "Norma." no special mote villages and tell the fear of endangering other la partly due to pollution from the DA NAN(;, Vietnam (AP) - we can tell they enjoy Americans. coal, wood and Three Americans ha ve been privileges," one intelligence people: Af ter she received a thander. burning of ese American th at "Look se rpetroleum products, rn ers port s of Weste Re otis ovation for her "Ah fore e seen serving with the Viet Cong source sa id. "We are certain offer them only a comrades. 0 The report said the possible for at least two years, military they do not command their life of hardship and struggle ving or traveling with Com- lul ... Sempre libera' from link between pollution and caniata. " Miss munist field units have cropped Verdi's waces report. U.S. military units." "IA Trav p and yet they choose to fight at up frequently during the Viet. Su is 5th uncertain, but "a Investigators say Pork therland treated the crowd Intelligence knows them as appears the most active and our side. They are living proof different types Of closest the War. The nam Pork Chop, Salt and Pepper. an encore, "The Last Rose of number of ever came to Summer," which the legendary studies do lead to fairly con* The men are believed to be daring of the three. Several that our cause is just and rn Americans will triumph." ning down such a report was in Luisa Tetrazzini had sung to a sistent estimates of a substandeserters but could be prisoners times he has flagged down military U.S. small A .Marine patrol Market Street assemblage back tial effect of air pollution on U.S. when a 1969 In' . military veof war who defected. the South Vietnamev . is -,hot at and apparently wounded nd hijacked them at telligence tealli at Da Nang lung cancer death rate sources say. is ioo We .. - ,. - 1flC1UUIfl ter, or "rum, complex chemicals fomed in ~ high-POM and low-POM areas are needed before controls can be prescribed. , " th ing left for us in the minority . . . and I'm not even black and I can claim that, The only Pinned By Car W an Five Days, Survives - om The coroner said the three GUELPH, Ont. (AP) - A th woman who was pinned under a o ers could not ha ve survived, wrecked car for five day's while even If they had received "hope". • He also is credited with hay- men. Lance by Americans and seva Viet Cong squad near Da A reward for Information two American ing made off eral times close at hand Nang. Vietnamese villagers, they armored personnel carriers about them has been suggested, have eluded capture and have from a vehicle park, hitching one to the other. not been identified, All three of the men are reSalt and Pepper work together In Quang Ngai Province 70 to ported to have spent "leaves" 90 mites south of Da Nang. Salt in Da Nang, hitching rides into the city virtually under the Is white, Pepper black. Pork Chop, a blond 6-footer, noses of U.S. and South Vieta little farther south in wor id names-c military police. Two of Birth Dinh Province. He is sa his them were said to have been It VEItN A. GUIDRY Jr. lice of Education has "neither to have bad burn scars on a mo torbike in Associated Press Writer the capability nor the desire" to face and wears bushy sideburns spotted riding the city' last Christmas. WASHINGTON (AP) - A re- enforce "comparability," the to obscure them. Ont., was found Sunday. Dr. G.* icombe. 38, of Preston Town. L. Stewart, the coroner in the ship. and, Albert Price. 49. of case, said he didn't understand Maxwell, believed to have been the driver of the car. how she survived, Rev. J. E. Connelly of being the black who sold out tile vote. . . you're flirting with a law suit. If I 1~ . by Secret SurveyAired ()n Education Plan . port the governmient hoped to Stock Report Noon 1 i. N '' 5J$ Alcoa Ar p'. Am -', Am 111a A? Am Ca' 3 1 Am C,fi ii Am ., Amps *0 RC IaDc '* ' -'. $) - ' : , 2P. ,. - ,, rowrt" 354 - .,, C" ' 43', a CI,'IIs c cats in CC'n5d34'I 3. Cent CAn 32 , Oo Q dgPor liii 231. r £ $(d ip*. .-i*, 1 Finan 710 - ' • __ .. 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'a ns'o ss' i Open House Set 1.- keep secret says a program per-pupil expenditures be spending billions to upgrade equalized be fore federal money education for the poor is superis spent. vised on the basis of "unrealisAs a consequence, the lawtic' estimates and inaccurate yers maintained, "millions of figures." poor children throughout the The audit agency of the Decountry continue to be denied parent of Health, Education the compensatory benefits" of and Welfare surveyed 11 sethe program. found Lected school Lystems to deterThe audit mine If money Under title I Of a breakdown In guidance arid the Elementary and Secondary monitoring of comparability . Education Act of 1% gtts to the poor and whether It - ~N . 1.. , -.,- - i $. - '; - conten r ' Look at the two main stories I -today. . . If you think there was growth in the south end of the county. . . "you ain't Seefl nuttin' yet, brother I All of Seminole Is "cxplotting".., and the next to feel the brunt of It is "little ole Lake Mary". Enjoy it now, neigh- '. )l, _. .., ' ' the hustling-bustLIng'-Center of Central Florida. I ' I , ' i - A , ,%. "Not one mile over the posted speed limit!" Those are the , - -, - . . - . - 1 :::_:- - .. - ,-- ... i ' words of Sanford Police Chief Hen Butler in issuing a hioulevard.....ii says 25, and L __ i..: that's all they're going to allow - - you, friends. In many cases, the audit went on, state school agencies did not even make a cursory review of local district reports. "' . _______ COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN is defeated for Democratic nomination and another is trailing after primary balloting in ONE HOUSE 1.000 students since opening day of school. This was disclosed at Tuesday's regular School Board session by Supt. John Angel, who advised board members that county school A S 33.6 111111AACIN revenue-sharing bill, one of the landmark measures of the 92nd Congress, of - ' TIlE U.S. - Ihmojs prisoners. ses fear of a superintendent, advised the board if the county student growth does not Increase any more this year than it did a year ago, then he foresaw no problems in andlln the Board, Just had a quorum f r new Israeli attack as U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim calls for General Assembly action against terrorism, o ISN'T th e same. There are many schoolyard figh ts. Some teachers get TEA CHING plaints at hoine that they turn the TV too loud. What do these things have in common. They're attributed to jet noise. - - ' corrunissioner of elementary and serondary education, said in an interview that the coit. fidentlal review was an attempt a short, mostly routine busine" - - Index Coast Guard Auxiliary is having another "free" boating Area detha ................2A Entertaimnent........3D .-. W ...-... UVWUIWI UIII,,.urnV ..,,, IIU train our program people as to what to look for in Moni toring. . AMONG new teachers assigned to Seminole High School this year are front row, from left: Walton, science; and Thurmond Thompson, automotive mechanics; back row; Emory distributive Jerry Mays, math; Raymond -Self, _,_i ...a...1....,., I.'., Blake, math; David Fair, physical education; education' Susan wneicnei, - Social stuu', iJU 'T..... IUflI LIAUU . - DlciiLX. . Staf(PIioto) - . ces , _ , -. ,. 2A41A along the lakefront in Sanford, Classif ied ads ........ r _6B-7B Publicnoti and with all of it* many boats on the St. Johns River, id Crossword puzzle ..........3D Sports ..,.,........ 6A.7A 2A course if I owned a $nkii the 38 Stocks Abby . -31! 4A t .Editorial comment boat. . i"inr - - - -_It - 1 f-i. Thumps;n iteieatei1 tov. 'N;iI. HacKett, 39. -in nsuranet ter Peterson in a c.iwk-and.neck agent, a former state legislator. and the evident preiereni.'e , it Republican primary. e retiring Guy Deane C. Davis. ll th Wi th r'turns from a . von the Republican nomination stat. I towns .ini wards countHe deteatet for governor for eel, the vote was 43,396 the state Jetfords, e James M. Thompson and 41,231 for th governor Winter Springs Approves Government state Sunshine law. w , ' BE1'HF_A By MARION electors. WINTER SPRINGS - JWBped from 25,2 on Sept. 5 followed a local trend of apa thy divided into 70 voting to delete (opening day i to 26,294 as of in voting in yesterday's prim- the provision and 10 voting for Sept. 11, a net gain of 1,040 ary elections, nevertheless, rt'uinage in precinct 13. In electors approved oy a precinct 24 the vote was 43 for students in six days. Seminole high School resounding majority the and five against. City uüiVillIS declared that the new city enrollment increased by 169 amendment to e provision, being contrary to th pupils since opening day, when charter which requires that all e state law could never be th a total 1,584) was enrolled New miieetlitgs of City Council be placed into effect. City Attorney enrollment at the high school o pe n to the public, e city's 500 Thomas Freeman Monday now totals 1,749. Angel ()Jy iz of th at should the amendth to noted disclosed, registered voters bo thered ment have failed the city would mere was only a 21-student visit the polls but, of these, ii of 113 approved the still continue to function putincrease during the same time total Sunshine law. To the at Lyman High School. where amendment which deletes a suant to attendance increased from section of the charter providing meet otherwise, he said, would 2,503 to 2,524. Oviedo High for closed executive sessions of be unlawful. The new charter adopted School enroihutent jumped from council. Voting for retention of the June Ii by referendwn was nut opening day' 1,384 students to provision, which would have to have included the provision 1,452 in the six days. U.S. Alit FORCES claim effort to end the war and free the POWs by bombing North Vietnam has resulted in a major increase in the number of - .-- The city . is divided into Iwo attendance in the 32 schools had Although this municipality precincts. The total vote SOME _____ - Seminole County scho01 enrollment has climbed by over states. According to Clyde Long, - Cli m bi ng I n Sc h o o I S their first triple MW kill in four months but the number of American pilots missing in the new air campaign against North Vietnam reaches 100. - .! •--'•- attorney 4eneral. and will fact- Roger Crowley. the Demo- Democrat Thomas Salmon is House Disu'tct of Columbia results on Page IBi at cratic nominee for governor the heavy favorite in Nove'mRep. Wayne N. Aspinall. Committee. A recount of th two YCIWI igo, won that numi- her. chairman of the House Interior race seems certain. ,,Tenrette's .fl told, there were primary nation again in .1 three-way and Insular Affairs Committee, margin was less than 600 votes. elections in Iii states Tuesday. In New Hampshire, con- race. lost in Colorado's 4th District Next door in Vermont, Luther but few major statewide cn• Alan Merson, a University of servative challenger Meidrtmn The 1&at of McMillan q'- t :io,000 LAS vi•:(;As children were shut out of their schools for a week wtiile a desegregation ruling by Supreme Court Justice William 0. I)ouglas made its slow way by mail across the United States. • f,4at' .*- im (Complete Seminole County NicMillan is chairman of Ule II rn en Enrollment passes the Senate despite the misgivings many members. I.. v Denver law professor just half his age AP Political Writer John Jenrette, 36, a member Two elders of the House of the 3tate legisla ture, narrowRepresentatives, bo th of them of committee chairmen, have I beat Rep. Jot-in McMllIan in a been defeated in Democratic runoff primary in the 6th Distr tct of South Carolina Tuesday. pr ary elections. News Digest 10 - -'- By WALTER IL MEARS Robert R. Wheeler, associate to ., • his fellow man - black or white, it's this same Rev. ('onnelly As far as I'm concerned, this man is beyond reproach and those' of you who have wrongly accused him owe the man an apology. - LERANON'S PREMIER -'. P. t1lere's one who is con. cerned a bout the problems of - and federal levels. • - it a Illegally replaces fund,s state and local education agencies High The PTSA of Lyman an "open would have spent in the absence School will hold of the federal money. Na O, $I it" -' house" and class visitation at 7 A copy of the study, whose P4 Am RI ia -. cover bears instructions not to P,c Cent 3 4 Pr'u'mv in. Tuesday, Sept. 19. There release its " press or ts Prp Co. if'. - ., will be a meeting In the school "a Mae public even upon request, was prim pef 3410 - , I se b auditorium and refreshments R. Sit Z3'a - Is ill be served. This will be a NAACP Legal Defense Fund. ' A separate study released Re* md 10. R. P good opportunity to meet the Monday by' the Lawyers Corn. = teachers and see the school mittee for Civil Rights Under Law concluded that the U.S. Of. facilities. . I , 'legal requirement that local out of ex- Before I forget It, or run out of spuce... you who are accvsing 1. son, 42; Mrs. Gordon Will- run cuses on November 7 for the general election. I # i I trying to track down the three a young armed American with Although seen from a dis- gunpoint. Maybe you'll , ...... . -: .: __ Veteran Solons Def eated - too... we In the small minority of a little of over 30 per cent who did vote. - the only thing left is - the bodies of her husband and prompt medical attention, be. two friends lay nearby is cause of the extent of their inrecovering in a Guelph hospital. juries. They were Frank Spray- . 4 ._- Both Committee Chairmv,00ln an attractive life style Caretul to do something about it. - - I - - which rubs them wrong, you lie outlined plans calling for and sensitive planning and can hetcha th ey re the first to construction of more than 5,000 engineering ha ve been applied 4. bend my ear aria wait mor onn _____________________________________________ Denise Sprayson, of Maxwell, "An outstanding feature of portunities" --' MASTER land use plan for "Heathrow," a $200 million community, is outlined for The Sanford Herald by H. Gordon Wyllie, executive vice president-real estate development, of Jeno F Paulucci Enterprises, as he i11 pr esent the! plan tonight to the Seminole County Zoning and Planning Commission. . paring cam-r rates between -_--_ - pened over in the Olympics. development through an in- Golf Cajules course In the Can just hear en chewing de pend ent evaluation, It is our Dominican Republic, Ls called a out those two guys for not be being intention to offer attractive "masterpiece" in the cover at attention during the playing building sites and dwelling feature article of the August of the National Anthem. etc...t units, the value of which will issue of "Golf Digest." but, heaven forbid to think tha exceed a minimum of $40.000," "The natural assets of the they'd get themselves away Paulucci said. "The land use Heathrow site bring to Central enough front the , and street layout offer many Florida a residential cornto cast a vote. unique and exciting residential munity." Wylie said, "which - living choices and design op- will be unique in its approach to . And if they see something - -- -----.--:. ' . -. 1.4 Heathrow will be a chainPreliminary development pionship 18-hole golf course e se are C plans have been prepared to designed by Peter Dye, But, Ill betchathese same loud mouths (those who create a high quality residential internationally renowned golf S'd*% didn't community for , medium and course designer," Wyllie said. Ie same ones r high income residents. "Based Peter Dye's most recent . , . - opinion on why they didn't vote. amenities." - - --____ - , ~* - • - ~& p . - • = 4 hoots in Hades about my recreation and open-space row, Miss Freda Evans, Mrs. Pam Frisbey, Ernest MacDonald, and 040 4e - 14v LO - Joan Sutherland ,-Y. 4 - . ., '• PeN H. Gordon Wyllie, executive Road. The property is upof vice president - real estate proximately 11 miles north that Orlando,with 15 minute high de%elopment, pointed out " to both Orlando and the interlocking recreation and ay access I i' Sanford, within 30 minutes of open-space systems winding l7I Walt Disney World and within through the development 25 minutes of the Florida should prove to be very k '\4 Technological University desirable for all future h l"s.! ' residents of Hea throw. campus. Specifically, Wyllie said "The development concept planning includes an equestrian For IIeathro, Pauluct.i said, center with pa sture and stables, "Is oriented towards the tennis and swimming clubs, a C creation of a well-balanced thousand-seat championship pe s th community wi cial em- tennis tournament r,rea, By John A. Spolski Those who phasis on residential con- beautiful lakes for fishing, a can Isay? What veniences, excellent public canoeing and sa iling, bridle Y. dn't vote wouldn 't give to facilities, and extraordinary pa thsand bike ways. % , . . . - Boulevard as well as frontage mosphere and natural beauty Of th I f%n trnod-markhain the Heathrow property U -- - u.c plaa ___________________________ -- iFN_ .~i r° " caused the structure to tilt. - Rep. Eugene Mooney, County Engineer William . / - p.s.. Pb - scaffold-which looked Uke a giant hand - waiting for curtain to go up on her show at the Sahara Tahoe Hotel. A hotel ! spokesman said part of the scaffold apparently broke and '- - r % ... The 31-year-old actress and nger had been standing on the .. From the left: County Road -__' a / The fall from a 22-foot-high stage scaffold Sunday night re suited in five fractures of facial bones, a fractured left arm, a concussion and a broken jaw. '' ' ' .. '., . 1 i 4 ,:- - . 4:. \ . t \ - .-, . . - Vl- % . .r .~.* ".... . -. - ' -.- the rainy season but officials claim the surplus water will run off into swampland. Officials are studying the questinn further but &a' they are up against a stonewall. " s - permit attractive - -. LOS ANGELES (AP) - fltertalner Ann-Margret faI reconstruCtl%e surgery toda for facial injuries caused by a falljustbeforeheraCtata hotel in Lake Tahoe. She was flown to Iils Angeles Monday and admitted at UCLA Medical Center, where she was reported in satisfactory condi. - - - , - - Ann.AAnr rpt right-of-way at a point midway between ________ ' w Pictured are State Rep Eugene Moone>, Counts Commission Chairman Greg Drum I - --... .. meeting, with Ctuairumu*n A.F. Keeth and members A.P. hjuit Jr. and Ray Slaton attending. Weather en in direct vlOI&UQn of the fur clugwd wswons. although the issuehatibeefldlSCUssedbY our.cil at length. City officials ere of the opinion a closed session was indicated in eonsidering accusa tions against Congratulations to Sirs. R. E e city officials which might Higgins, chief deputy In th - Congratulations wtipugn their character or Supervisor of Elections office reputation. au.! to all those others who The provision I or ie cloed A. helped last itight. . . by" the Collins, Shirley' Higgins, Mary sessions "slipped cou.ncd, the state Legislature Emma Hall. . . and to Betty Slmcue and those from Art and Secretary of State Richard Stone. It took threatened court 13eckwith's office. action by resident John Hitch to Each and everyone who had a pinpoint the seriousness of the Yesterday's high 90 low 67. will) a Chance of all thun- dcrshowcr. Afternoon highs n. the uppr 80 and low 90s, Low tonight 'It! LU i rt In preparing the results of deserve a "well done". issue to the City CounctI. I.Ater, initted that while the present Seminole County was one -it Lvuncii would abide by the open not THE FIRST to be finished., public meetings, the situation . certainly a credit to the might present a problem In the ,.... ,..,....,.... it,'.... f,.tur,' itUtltIJIUIIt'IttILfl tiuhil i'.0 .'...., '1ep. Charles C. Digga Jr im Michigan, a Negro, it' betnii' .hairmmn of the Dtsict of aunbiu Coimunittee in the nt'x t..anaem if DernucraU reni-tin ,it Luntrol. rhe coininittL4.1 and its Senaw With public iupptirt a ,he tipen public meetings, antler :uunlerpart 'iirtuly gov"Li home rule oroviiions. the rule' - no hume 54tiL1II will be re'itiocd Jamme .lIaie'y oil" Rep. IIiediJtI!ly from the •,harte t1cfats-'i allowing the closeil executive ida runk behind the Aspinull in 'enionty ,in the ses' t' terut :: ________ �A. G. DeLattibeaudiere 'Citizen Of Week' Allen ' Chapel, St. James Plan Women's Day Programs •, - . MAR'A Y. HAWKINS 322-$4IB - -f. V - . ' .., - i . - \ - - ,,%' , .. - . ,) '-,i -- . lkl.'TflREAUDTERE - -- - - . - - - - -. - estimated. "The tour introduced her to mc of the importerit shaping West Africa and gave and J ior t'rathintr of Seminole un -.---'... athlete star former u-. il1Jt5IIIl., - Mrs. Mary len E. Mobley White is shown clocking ot from the 15th street branch of Amerkan Serty and 'flw, Washington, D.C., where she Is employed She has worked there for less than nine months and was recently promoted to the position of instructor of teller-tra inees, Marylen is presently enrolled at the American Institute of Ranking as she furthers betcareer in the banking field. Mrs Whvte was graduated from Seminole )lit' t,: 1964, ttcndcd Florida A,and M. and American Universit) Univerfity, Washington. She is roamed to James E. ',Vhvte Women's DR) is sched'iled at Allen Chapel AME Church, the women are busy making plans to terminate their annual drive the jnurth Sunday in member of the September. Orange Count)' public school system, who is a dynamic speaker will give the morning nge The entire program will be centered around the theme: -Women and their role in rededication of Christian principles in the '7" The women will serve a church family dinner after morning worship. Mrs. Susie Blacksheare is chairman, Mrs. Grace H. Brewer, Mrs. Dorothy - .-.-.i. AL_ '- - . . better 1kII) to have attended SUflhtTiet school and gain hours than to go on a tour. She visit.1 Ghana, Togo, Dahomey and Nigeria. During her 71'SUICd at the following places, University of Cape Coast, University of G hana, in Togo, the hotel La Benin. Dahomey. the hotel Dc La Plage. Nigeria. the University of Ibadan and the hotel Bristol in Lagos, Nigeria. Fannie had th is to in commenting on her tour West Africa. "Africa is an exciting area whose importance in world affairs for the present and cannot be over future NAACP, opportunity excellent for and now a senior at discussions, lectures and Rubs White, chairman of food College James research. Particularl) imc'ommitter An award will be American Universit). portant to her was the direct recently Marylen and presented to the person wi th Mrs. involvement with the "man in fai th ful services rendered at entertained her mother . e street" and in the -t1lage. It ' Allen Rev. J. E. Connelly is Freddie Mobley. as she th vacationed in the nation's was truly enriching experience pastor. in travel and cultural ap•' - - capital prcciistiofl Fannie is the St James AME Church is daughter of Mrs Christine Mr. and Mrs He making plans for its annual Jenkins and the granddaughter Women's Day to be held In R.embert Sr. and family spent Mrs. of Mrs Sallie Jackson. of 814 October. Mrs. Jammie Hardy is the weekend visiting with Avenue. chairman, Rev. Morris Brown Rttmbert's family in Lowell. CyFpesS is pastor. The fourth quarterly Th ey visited Six Gun Temiory Mrs. Minnie Lee Th omas. of / e th attractions in other conference was held at St. and Davis. Mack and Box 335, Rt. 2, ,. .' James wi th presiding elder , Ocala area. th Court, 11 West th Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wade 4300 Nor Rev. A. W. Smith. Th e th e announcing are Miami, highlights were reports from and children returned to Sari forthcoming engagement and each auxiliary. Rev. W. M. An tonio. Tex., after visiting of their daughter, and Wade marriage scripture and with the Teilman Burke read the -. 4 ti.,.0 A.... i., ruui ."u eleborated on the high points, families here. '4iIlw I Banks of Geneva. Rev. Burke is a former pa'itnr The hide-elect is the grand. Miss Fannie E. Miller has of St. James AME. daughter of John Hills. the late just returned from ii six week Hills an Mrs o.e rs is c ucatiorcal tour arid seminar in .lUTeni of the week Davis Rice Alfred G. DeLattibeaudiere, West Africa by way of Pan-Am Mberta Inni Nnfice 1WIII' ilUUALV tJ A)C IS A contractor and builder. He lives and TWA. %jS where she 1969 F ICTITIOUS NAME Fannie, a psychology student High School with his wife Mrs. Juanita ntha' P4C'T lI I hr'rby band, Tn-Hi-V. Future the DeLattibeaudieri'. at 807 at Bethune-Coolunan College, in engaged tfl bsSinctL a? 7 IighIanC Homemakers of America. of no said she knows Daytona, s,'. Altimonhl' 5prini., Seminole Sanford Avenue. CCWJntl, IY,dJi UflOCr the hj0t He has lived in Sanford and name of DI S 'TAPE SALES. Seminole County for the last 15 thit I ifltfld to register sa id name years, where he has served his with theCICrIi C, community by helping to tmm SeminOle Counts. Florida in at torUarr with the prvIl.iOflt of the prove the housing uid rental clitiout Name Slatutet, To Wi' cm of 5t ,on $5 ( Florida Statutes 1957 Zion Hope member of is a He Pattie Missionary Baptist Church and Putiitt Sept 13 70 7'. Or' 4. 1c fi' Congress I of First South -.s - - -----.- MIA COMMITTEE in charge of Allen Chapel AME Church's Women's Day program is pictured: from the left: Mrs Susie Blackshe.are. chairman: Mrs. Grace H. Brewer and Mrs. Dorothy Ringling, co-chairmen, and Rev. J. E. Connelly. pastor. -s_ r and Future Business Leaders ,sstociatbon, and is a 1971 gradtuic of Seminole Junior College where she was Civinette, Pi Kappa, campus coneslinator for student concern for the department of Cornmunity Affairs Mr. Banks is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Lee Banks Sr., of Geneva. and his grandmother is Mrs Viola Banks. Willie is a graduate of Oviedo High School. 1969. MISS Da 'is is presently employed by th e Seminole and County School Board Mr. and Dearborn Electronics by Hughes Banks is employed Supply Company. The wedding will be an event of Dec. 17 at Mot mug Glory Missionary Baptist Church, Sanford ...i.s., "We are going to conttnue with our efforts to raise fund' for tI'tn relocation of th e Sanford 7.00 and for the establishment of th e Seminole 7.00logical Society," reported (lit ford Nelson, president of the society, fo1loitng a called meeting of the board iii directors late Tuesday night. The meeting was called sfter Nelson and th e Zoological Sot iety received a resounding rebuff by the entire Board of County Commissioners at an early afternoon t"tcnlri'intntion. Commissioners charged as unreasonable anti evidence of "gradualism" th e request for a place on the Oct 3 primary election ballot with a referendum question to the voters of Seminole County allowing them th e opportunity to approve or disapprove the immediate development. construction, and operation of is zoological park and botanical gardens to be located on public parks land. The request was contained in a resolution from the Zoological Soc iety in which th ey stipulated that if the majority of voters in th e primary election appeared in favor of th e development of th e park, then the Society titiulti further request a place on th e November ba ll ot for a referendum question seeking th e opinion of the voters as to th e issuing of bonds for th e purpose of financing the development, t'on structictn and operation of th e facility. Nelson told th e board th at membership at this time is 977 and th at th is membership is increasing at a rate of over 200 each week. (Off lees, are open in 'olusia, lake, and Senitnole (' )unt,es now for the purposes of taking memberships and a Ri- yard 'oufli' tiufit'e will be open next ' eck, tt ith II: lando office to open th e followi ng week. ('omirlission Chairman Greg Drummond told the Socit'tu • - s'. representati ves that their present requests were far above previous petition s to th e board as to the maximum amounts needed 'You are looking to th e taxpayers for much more." Allocations Gilbert Make injected that a total of $1.6 million was allocat ed for parks and that a total of $500,000 plus had been expended thus far and a great portion of th at was for legal fees. He said that the same citizens 1khn voted for the parks should have th e opportunity to vote on th e issue of the zoological and botanical gardens being a part of th e parks program. "This promises to be an inipressirt" source of in- i. --- - . . gven ' IN 'TIlE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 72 2C NO ACTION CIVIL DIVISION: A ti'o nrpor$? 5J.tl14C'5 eti.ts. a Pla intiff, . el lit, Orterdants NOTICE OF SALE P40'ce it. it, ht'rI'bt g*cr 'ha' n nrflrt or a final tUtlUtViIflt 01 fo,pClot,JrI ent er ed / the above captioned •l,On. I will Sell the prriprrby situated FIRST GRADERS listen to Mrs Ramona B. Manning at Pine Crest School on th e first day of the school year. (Marva Hawkins Photos Seminole Calendar Seminole i!' County,FIDridA.0flCtib'C 1.0' 17 BlotS A. Fellowship A d.t.on ii' Sanford, Flu' ida according in Collington. Jamaica, West Inches. He received training at the police training school of his native country. He has contributed to the improvement of this community by purchasing ltoLlertles wtuch we *4 fL( Cs: WI TM. .i N at the Circu CDVII BY Cetea v re Drpu'b Cir - Clerk 5MPj, i4Ut!.EY sc-.vtiBE Publish Sap? 13. 197 DEN 59 DISTRICT STATES UNITED COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Sept1 IWV unit mcetinj, 7:45 p. in., 172k Shushunet Trail, Indian Hills Sept. It Lyman High School PTSA nweting B p.m. in auditorium; open house. MAR\LEN 1OI3LEV jirn Ic-si Federal S&1.. Se$. 20 LWV unit meeting. ti :45 it in., Altamonte Community Church. LWV unit meeting. 7:45 p. in.. 2004 HibisCUs. Sept. !4 F u lf ill% 1 un 111 ,1 ad pir!1i It, l&tke Mar Chire%i of Oile- starting at 12 iiot't dinner anti refreshment s served in and around the 'liurehi. Sept. 2$ 8(1% Scout Troop 71 and Lpliwcr (.rtiup, 7 p.ii . at Liberal Congregation of Judaism Goldsboro Elementary School PTA. 7:30 p.m.. school auditorium: classrooflI vlMtatiotm follow meeting. Sept. 27 5411001 Board, 7:30 p. 1 ugh Sch ool WHYTE '4W! Vets Barracks in.. First Federal Altamonte SphngL Hospital Notes SEPTEM1tER 1!,1P7 &L)MISSI(NS Sanford: Albert or VonHerbulis Andre L. Frison Christopher S. Thompson Robert Kieffer Bruce Huniphirey Stanley A. Martin Thelnuf Lawson Amos E. Jones Jessie Lynn Andrew Commit' A Janson lt!lttiIl L II1.'% ie Si Janet Kunsemman Helen J. R)vth, DeRary Ruth S. Ilyon. DeBary Louise 0. Woodyatt, Deltona Russell H. Terdo, Deltona Anna M. Kley. Deit.ona Robert E. Graywn I)eltona Daniel Math%euL. Geneva Henr) Rentschler, Lake Mar)' Brunner SeptZl H. Giles, Lake Monroe K, 2p. S&L. -r '¼* ' •, - / 1 I - -- _____ . i ..' ." in - b BIRThS Mr. and Mrs. Randall Jarison. boy. Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Andreis. 'ii Sarif 4 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Perez. boy. Sanford DISCHARGES Sanford' Verl.ilui M. Purvis Ctierw I). brown Harry A. Kudell Carol Ann Smith Memorie E. Brooks Nellie Mason ids P. Stephens Mary S. Aiken Mary A. Williams Marian S Coker Mrs Therull Bass and baby bo Theresa M. Bradley Donald E. Herring Lottie B. Turner Edith Conkling, DtBi.ry Betty A. BeaU. DeBars' George Hess. Deltona Alfred Bell. Deltona Virginia S. Nelson, Lake Mary Osborn Randall E. Longwuud Marjorie A. Glaze. Lungwood Mary S. Bingham, Arcadia. Commissioner Sidney Vihlen, representative of th e board on th e parks advisory committee, who cluims he has been an ardent and long supporter of the parks and zoological projects, so aroused by this latest request of the Society, th at be promised to vote to abolish th e Society completely if a commission majority voted to use taxpayers' money for a were told a long time ago that the County is not zoo. going into th e monkey business." Con tinuing his explosive charges, VLhlen said, "You promised for more than a year and a half to raise th e funds nd now you come to us at th e 11th hour, changing horses in the middle of th e stream, and wi th no warning and ask us for tax dollars- I am shocked and dismayed that you want tax 4oliars to build a zoo. This is a great perso na l disappointment to me. If ad valorem taxes are ever voted by this board for a zoo, I will vote to to abolish th e Society entirely and have th e county enter th e zoo business In order that it be run professionally to protect the county's interest." No Objection - _.. Nelson expressed no objection to th is procedure. (Blake 'aid later th at Vihlen has made statements of great interest In th e parks program but that he has not been present at any of th e last several meetings of the parks advisory committee and, therefore, could not be as well informed as he claims to . FANNIE MILLER be.' A dejected zoological group, some wi th tears, whether of an'r, frustration or disappointment, left th e Commission chambers and called an emergency meeting of the board. It was at th is meeting which concluded at 10 pin., after 2' hours of deliberati on and soul.'search,ing, elected to continue with their efforts to establish a zoological garden for Cen tr al Missuinar will have its Case No 7fl$.l.Cie annual Women's and Men 's 1.1141110 STATES O £.MERICi. Plaintiff L)ay drive Sunday at 11 a.m. Speaker will be Mrs. Willie Lee WS DAVID C,OMAC1N and CC)RGI* Craddock. member of Fountain F. ç.wsiC.(P4 B aptist Head Mtssionar Defendant I t Church. Rev, G. I) Fraizer ORDER FOR SERVICE the pastor. Three p.m, the BY PUBLICATION motion and tf.14i t o ptintitt speaker will be Re-i. Joseph liii t' •tVC rnl!IeO in ?h Smith, former pastor of Nesi p,endeII * Wher ry f ASSistant Ml. Calvary Baptist Church, United StaleS and member of Net Bethel against the oeenc2ant). Missionary Baptist Church, C,ot'e.grn and &eO"Ub P GDPt1Q' 'a'S wile. and to I1TC)"'• Up" " president of the local chapter Clearwater Florida in spite of the County Commission. Nelson reported around 10 pm.last night that the group will continue on the same program c urrently being employed and will report as required to the Sanford City Commission on Sept. 30 and request another extension, if necessary, at th at time In the meanti me, membership drives will be accelerated in lake, Volusia, Orange and Brevard Counti es as well as Seminole. Residents in th ese counties, especially Seminole, are invited to let th e County Commission know of th eir feelings toward th e issue of Immediate financing for development of th e Zoological Par k th rough a referendum ballot. Baptist Church Dav i d Altamonte Springs Homematers Club, Sp it P41C.i4OLS 500 barney? bank BuIdrnØ J.itksonviIit. Flor ida 3fl0 in.. - -. - tenants, organized and worked with the public housing, assisted wi th the mcsdernizatlon program of Seminole Tenant Council, chairman of housing committee SNUC, board member of Seminole Comnsunit, Action, board member of SEEDCO.,member of Evergreen Lodge No. 23 where he is senior warden and Rebekah Chapter No. 83 assistant worthy patron, Mr DeLattibeaudiere ha attended conferences in other states to help with the better. merit of this conimunit. He dues all volunteer work. $PRAR - rebuilt decent homes for IV publi c iale. 10 the highest and bet? bidder ID? cash, Of TheOfl dDe' D ipir Seminole County Courmou'.r ' Sanford Wonten!. Republican Club. luncheon. noon, Troph Lounge; i;wuke'. Jean Rryant., School Board; call 322-287 for reservutsnn. -- rut down. I-fe ciemousneo and C.untt - Mr. DtLatibcaudiere is treasurer of th Serninnic .Jotnt Sept. 16 Sdiool Roard. 7:30 p ('tJflItl't'Tk( root t school to It,. Pil thl.rOilf At rPCOrdad in the Public PIb'f%oCaI I. Parje Rrdi. til SeminDic Crn'f", ARTHUR Sept. l attended He 1111,72 SISTER, luncheon meeUng, noon, House of Steak 'Monkey Business' Asczatrnn. OCIOCI $.fl$Ofl. Flor ida at ii A M os '1* nC Gil O September. Sept. 14 come for Seminole County.Drummond said that the only tiay he would vote for th e issue to go to referendum would be after he could study a of feasibility study by an impartial entity and at th e expense of presentation th e or upon e County , the Society, not th petition with 6,000 registered voters signatures certified li th e Supervisor of elections Drummond said that he did not feel th at th e 977 members of th e Society represents a true cross section pict ure of citizen attitude, regarding the zoo. Admittedly, the feasibility study suggest ed by the board and th e acquisi ti on of that number of signatures on a petition 'sk ould require more time than is left for the Society to get th e ' mat te r to refere nd um in Oc tober Florida Missionary Baptist so,- vs Nathan Pete' SkilinIr of Lake 'tIy, t)it assuring another tl'rlll lilt hit' Aitha resitletit Willi lb Rob al "I litis flit 'PP°tt1'' MIAMI $ M' i - lbi Sikes nnst I m Fuqua costly November. ERR' SHARI' .cO('latI'(1 Ire%4 Writer B,' ANN SIFC7.NOWSKI - %i.... Ill Continue Student Council rcnrt'sent.ati%'e - . Congressiona I Incumbents Winning 0 -. - Sikes, Fuqua Re-elected Nelson Vows To WencSday, Sct. 13, 2A-The Sanford Herald property s,tua', is. this DistriCt and Oi.C? Ibed as follows ACADEY" MANOR LOt 1.14 II DIII, as rr:DrCIed in P11? 13. Page U. PubIst N .curd'I Seminole County, Florida that the end it.PP,.nuhtUb0tt10 D.I,nGaflt(%l, David Cohapr and :. oc ce-ga B UPIaUPn hit wilt. •not inhabitan's of nos found within the Slate of Florida and have not and volunt rily ap peared upon them '4 :. that pqcIOfliI Servitor -Ii!liC'sC$ because their no' rrS.Ot'flL e and whC?C*bOUtS are APe *1mw' 143., Nti VDk U'DWfl' it IS Ill, 4.' Wi - St$P.t hagafl ORDERED that Da vid A's Cna In' Nd W. wife, hi C, It o'aDen. iit' (,t-onjb . mt Peg 35 A L1,10 $J AT Air V. - . InstiL hi appear or plead to the complaint ,. We A" •a ..,' he1'ent bs tn 7th dIv of NovemberAn' Can 31'. • . .ntv' 1972.100 in delau" Thereof thI COW" &.caltt.v 43'. An' Cron 3A Will proceed to tht hearing and , . •'. - , 91. £41. LiC?d LIII thiS su' as 04 adiudicalin 1.05*5 44. Amp.. 4. c.ottagan and Georga B C.ot'sagefl. LncOa 3I1 W. . -. Motive will' served P,tt 435.. • b e " had . wile, M,Pcor 72k,. Al his r eal c OOfl St k epor a " , David '. 1'. ItiC 5ttr 05111 t(, IV' 00 (iL' t he tjitflt )l'Ø.idpd tD Section 15S. Title 21. Untied $tales Coot It s further ORDERED thal no'.t.r u Iris 'ome be published by the United States M.rshal in a s,wipaper o genera , qi?CUiItsOfl in eionit county, i ius'o.. once a wees III cont,c,stive weeS cmm,nc,ng get S,pl.mbei U. 1972 DONE AND ORDERED at iIV'iQp. 'hit lift' day AUPV%t 1977 3 Pr's '1 1IY Unileti States Ott$flc4 .Is*dce Publish $pf i3, 30. V. Oct 4. ii, , Bet,ce 5ift lu Owing oce.c 34'. . Z.. ., '' - Vi. WMAW 7O. - 'w'o t" ,4at D.s' IT - htut.ss 331. • ½ 14 AinkI 34. b - 1 P ' Cm' '. 'd Prwis, '9" 43. Cain" r•. . CPW- V*' C Cal,. 1341. • . C * . 10 344 tDil Edit 3i. Cast' Cm 311. Do. 0* 44½ 0Par1 17$1 0 Phil WO' lOt' -; Phil] Pal 3410 RCA kei $ti • • '. R.m 34. 23'. - 73'. ½ k., Ind 4$ 14' - • Sidi • - 1. Stk.9P311. 23 ir i V P,4d04 IS. .1',. r,.-. n'. '. s.'. two. i. ii P. 41 5Is. Cr '. " rs $1 rt, P4.1. it'' 44;• . WO NJ SasO F MCI lit • '. tv * %ti. - appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprint size for $3. -. nas Ic 344 ½ IwiSi on DPI. 3" - on cc .s C.." rOt 23.1. m- ... a.. 5 -. '34'. - 34. m.*& Ii. ½ UMC thU 2 . -'. • ii r..,t,n A' - .5 DIAL 3222611 or 831-9993 Wndnnsdy Sc!pt. 11, i9/'/ the Sanford Herald %iofl re-election in Dl1liwrahit' s1ntts 1'uetay prtlnar) i'ht Ic Rep ('laude Pepper tmndilv defeated his primary ' Itoh Skinner warlicti flint '' wiitdli ttd flow, M8)'itiU. 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From In the three newly created the first tiltIllil. 1111(1 Ii •''V$' got ft (1111014' K irk SillS' if Iii" Issues, eongressmonal stistricts. 11111 1)1111 tip, ul;ps'ar ritt Iii tIC fine couple or lOots' to the Sikes. %% Ili, 11115 been II III' ts'e,iIllt't'Vldl'tit with ifi'tiihl $1811 t'ofvrc. us it Even 1 hctise stflt'c ltl4O, wait red LI -. ------------t.._ LII I It' 11801115 IIIIIHOII'JII III liii' Itlill thus sililil 1 loll's' It pl'll)'('t .t 17th t'sinses'utive term tith uric of landslide victory over I tarvie artiunil, Skinner tlIifll)tIfll'e41 his I )istris't gs'ns'rnl i'li'i'tlsin, ur.'ats'd no. 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Ri posed an open professional Olympics, he did not present all-out support of its athletes by some Restoration of the Olympic Games to their initial purpose of emphasis on the athletes. W governments and the lack of support by others. rule out other possbi1ities. moves to bring their status into line with modern creates a base upon which equal contests by This new president is, quite in character and thinking, is the grave and momentous challenge equal contestants is just not possible, quite properly, recognizing that the national which must be met before the torch of the 1976 impossibilities have always been a sort of Olympic committees must meet, must come to Olympics is lit in Mcitreal. hallmark i'f the Oympc games. however. One awl then the international thcr The tragic. unhappy and divisive '72 affair, such took place in the closing days. This was as committee can do its mayor responsibility of which bestowed on the host city Munich a blame Reuters reported when "Frank Shorter, a decision. which it should not have to bear, could become Munich-born Florida-dwelling Vale graduate. To most it is essential that the games be the graveyard of all Olympic hopes. won America's first gold medal in the Olympic handed back to the athletes and that they be We trust it will not. But any encouragement Marathon since 14M. ending 16 years of allowed to prepare themselves and present which the new rules, that will emerge when the Ethiopian domination. theTnsetveS as dedicated participants who are new International Olympic Comrittee meets to This is an earnest of the Olympic hope for excelling for sport's sake. start the huge task of reform, could bestow must '76. May it be realized then again and again and we have not commented on the financial side be avoided, by nation after nation! of the games as this is one area where the Injection of the national political interests of the many nations and the major powers into such Offbeat Ruminations games has been an infection that those in charge have either refused to recognize or have decided that firm steps would make a bearable situation unbearable. The 772 games with the tragic massacre of i.l But here I am. heading into The supposed Ell HAL. B('LE Another thing wrong wi th Israeli participants. Arab terrorists and a West people a cciIurnnst iina is ailments of columnists are the hone stretch with only 830 YORK AP Marn TnUgneSS and vainglory. I days at the typewriter left in German policeman have shown how wrong this their stubborn fit complain,"I'Ve got a PP1 think, however, that most of which to save mankind and premise was and the need for a complete review. advice. rye told them for yrthousand and one things to do."to , mwT*d and stay out of them suffer more from a con make a better world. I feel like If -terrorists" were the only factor, the Me' I can't make that corn90j)OUTId *flfl SUPStNI rsioti of humility arising from I what happJ' changing and global character of this threat wars, and ve onlygot their secret realization of bow Hercules thrust into the vast day we jump into would give the disaster a definition that would be about sci5le it i. for thorn u ue: st.bks, handed a small jurr out C)! rirnani And Thtthings art the number JFicuit enough to so1e Uxthbrush. and told, "Clean it wan now last longer than of columns I still have to some of the judging which t, kid." of their dreams. But the way in before I retire at 65 and the our nuirriages. was conducted and some of the events were runGreat Pockett)OOi in Wash.. off off and some of the arrangements were carried ington, D.C.. turns around and out presents a complex of IOC problems which sUirts cintiting back free manOlympic handling, first at the national level ey my way. There was a time, however. and then at the top. when I had 808 things to do tan To dismiss the recently concluded games as didn't know it—else I'd have a total loss would be not only unfair but, in fact gOne into a coma to escape such dishonest. For there were many times when the adOOIfl. . hearts of men were emboldened as the athletes completed with rare skills. consumate grace, That waswhien i first star-tei writing this column just 29 and unbelievable endurance. bears ago this month. It was a To each one, in his or her own right. should bakfield baby, born on thi go the thanks of all sport lovers. Because these beach at Salerno during our inare games. not political contests, and the true '°n in Ilk])' in 1943. spirit of the Olympics can brook no invasion into The chance at it I owe to flW their rightful territory. friend of a Lifetime. Ernie Pyle Avery Brundage, the retiring IOC president The great success of Er-me's and the one who most embodies the classic wartime human interest col. definition of an "amateur" calls the games the umn about s'ldier life led a most trying he had ever presided over but the number of Associated Press octogenarian continued his championship of editors to ask it there wasn't room in American journalism them with".. . the Olympic spirit is too strong to for a similar type of column to or be killed by anybody." — die be carried by Mile AP. It turned That it will survive and do so with grace is out there was. indicated by the attitude which the new IOC president Lord Killanin has adopted. -r-.i's column led him to a lasting fame and a premature After conferring with athletic leaders from death at 44. Mine has led me On, six nations, discussing Olympic eljgibility rules, through two more wars and 67 while he opLord Killanin made it clear that 830 I Things I cr.uiZhes and the minds and hearts and souls of hundreds of x4r,6anforbferaD TELEPHONE 372 7611 32771 WALTER A Z,IELOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE D DOYLE Ad-.e fistfligDrectorIAit 10Publi5P*f FRANK VOLTOLINE. Circulation Genera' Mir,ager JOHN A SPOLSKI. 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SIN= - = Is isa stranger t.o himself ashe*s to others — - ------------ -OLYMP%C GAbAS 1972 'The Sinnford Hnr,Id t .1 Rt'CE Blt'SSAT of members the biutal murder in Munichcapital asked a man in this of the 1st adi Olvmpc team. 'ere an) Americans hurt" Is of course In the strict ph)slca) sense. the answer response has to be But in a broader senSc, the "no in everybody for but not only for all Americans tue'cirld. September" fanatics did was a What the Arab "Black though they failed in their victor)' for terrorism even of ?u) other terrorists imprisoned attempt to st in release dud kill Il innocent Israeli athletes, and in Israel The' intCndd to symthey did briefly disrupt great 0111e5 bcili;e international brotherhOOd this horror will be missed if the Yet the real lesson in world does not go beyond mourning the dead and decryto be deplored is that ing the terrorism What most needs 'oncflabllitY in a world t this was another victory (or irre as a often cruelly enshrined it is too where. these days. vitllie. That irrminc ilabilltv and separatism should be sought and even hailed anywhere totay Is incredible, given a Separatism is a globe shrunken in time and distance only in the tribal primitive human condition, excusable of long forgotten centuries. never Only people who have lost their stay, or hare oath to remistake this dead-end for a found it, could extrem'by starding Life Still, that's the route being taken in shattered Northern Ireland, in ist in the Middle East, Latin America. Africa. Asia. Paris of would like to believe that they Most Americans perhaps are free of this separatist madness, But the fact is that nito 'I " B MARII.'N (;oiul)N ' 111 -a A and well-being in a nation still nine-tenths white. Many young people, heartened by force of numbers have sought by varied means—dress, speech, conduct and attitude—to separate themselves from American society. Those who "live" in the streets are the most visible sign of this chosen isolation. The present'da) "politics of demonstration," taLt'n to .is extremes in the use of force and disruption, bears real .inship to the terror of Munich. The weapons, whether !ightl applied in vandalism and human harassment, or heavily by machine gun, are extortion and blackmail .\gain, the spirit and the act itself are deliberately antiDemocratic It Religious Notebook Another Kind Of Learning fly RE'. DAVID POLING We soon will be told by the people in charge the nuni' ber of young people returning t h is fall to school. We, have the statistics for Head Start, the enrollment for those in graduate school, as stell as the tally for those studying oerseas. It Is an educational culture, a school system in which we live and it is a force that touches eery citizen Yet education does not guarantee intelligence and advanced learning will not necessarily provide improved morality, bright students are not always better people or even nice to live wi',h. 116 For the back - to-school crowd, the following thought of the late Dr James A Francis Is worth clipping. lt has been around, but age hs not worn its wisdom: ,- One Solitary Uk litre is a man itho wa.s born in an obscure village, the a peasant woman. lie grew up in another obscure village. He worked in a carve-flier shop until lie u'z.s 30, and then for three years lie was an itinerant preacher. lie never owned a home. lie utter had a januly. He never went to college, lie never set His foot inside a big city. lie never frame fed 200 miles from the place where lie child of Capital Ideas I . . F' 11) ..: • A LUIly 'JD1IeI1 t"Ul f I .1 0 A i AI .1 10%1VVUII'¼ 11U 1 %J was born. He never did one of the things that usually accum' riany greatness, lie had no credentials but himself, lie had nothing to do with this world except the naked By RAY McHUGH Capk- .rsSersfre WAS iING7ON—Lawrencr F. O'Brien is the kind of redhead Irishman you like to have on your side In a fight. Just ask Sen. 4McGuivm Twice the Democratic i*'esidcntsal nominee has spanked his eager, young staff and moved O'Brien, the old pro, bark into a commanding position in ins 1972 tad for the White House Even the 5S-ycar..old O'Brien, son of a Springfield. Mass., bartender and political protege of the late President John F. Kennedy, admits that McGovern faces an uphill battle. But without organization. O'Brien has warned McGovern, "There ain't no hancr." Of1'ially, O'Brien is campaign chairman for McGovern. There are as man) unofficial dthrutsoris of that role as you When the dust settled alter the Miami Beach Democratic ('Ofl%('fltl()fl, O'Brien was chaurziai of the Democratic National Comiiistti't' He had held the post through two diffucult, debi-acarred years. He had maintained some semblance of unity. He had dune a masterful job of chairing a convention that often seemed on the brink of chaos. He had made key rules interpretations at the convention that eased path. It was common))' assumed that O'Brien would be rt-apximied chairman by the nominee. It was reported— never confirmed—that McGovern did ask O'Brien to continue. then re)emite'd under pressure from his suspicious power of his divine manhood. junior aides and suggested that the red-bead share the ctsair with Mrs. Jean Wi-sthrood of Utah. O'Brien refused, so the story goes, and Mrs. Westwood became chanan" th or c han-woman" or 'chairperson." O'Brien appeared out. In less than a week, confronted by the confused vice presidential picture. McGovern turned back to O'brien and recruited him as "campaign chair-moan." In the turmoil of replacing Sen. Tom Eagleton with H. Sargent Shelver, revamping the $1,%0 tax dividend plan. redrawing tax reform and welfare proposals and wooing independent-nunded Democrats in Congresm.—plus the attention-grabbing Republican National Convention— O'Brien slipped from view during August. He bounced back suddenly in earl September with i public "ultimatum" to Mc'Gcri-ttrn. It amounted to a demand that McGovern give O'Brien a fro-,hand to pull together a disjointed campaign effort or face overwhelming defeat "If you see me around here nest week, you'll know some things have been worked out my wa ," O'Brien told newsmen. O'Brien is still the McGovern chairman and Gary Hart, the senator's young, abrasive campaign manager, is adHiltung that O'Brien is now "No. 1" Whether O'brien can pull the battered Mc McGovern machine back into the race in nine steeks is questionable. Public opinion polls tndk-ate he faces an almost urnpossible task, but O'brien's friends in both parties agree "if anybody can do it. I ..arry ran" While still a young man. the tide of popular opinion turned against Him. his friends van away. One of them denied Him lie was turned over to His enemies. lie went through the mockery of a trial, lie was nailed to a cross between two thieves. his executioners gambled for the only piece of propertu He had on earth while He was dyrng—and that was hits coat. By DON I'KEEMAN Ce'rwsService HOLLY WOO!) - Apart from its high vitamin content in term of quality, aside from its values as an educational tool, 'Sesame Street'' has one in), mutable asset. As a cttldiw'a program which graces the Public Broadcasting System, 'Seagne Steel' is devoid of congnerdals, Its yotsig viewers are, as a result, spared the blight of annoying and just possibly, hanW intrs. Now the question — should there be any commercials at all on kids shows' My own inanetate horseback oTnl'i is W. And further welgtIng of the iutr rein) orces the notion. Wby permit our children to be exposed to pressures that adults suffer less than gladly? As adults, we are susceptible enough to the subtle blandish ments of the television ccsn-merdal. Somewhere, deep in the recesm of our au&an. ackais, we find ourselves laths. enced by 1kw cunmerdals, whether we are azn*a.d by a fat, WAkWZ alerlfl selling rs with down-home comedy or whether we are grimly en• tranced by a paeudo-Swedith lady I that accent has always been szect, the Mary Worth of the kitchen, ung marriages with her ce.nak1ng. II we all have a peculiar vulnerability to the TV commercial, our children are even more defenseless. I cling to this view despite the report of two researchers which states that chi ldren , tune out" on TV commercials because they find them false and dull. Working under a grant from the National Institute of Mental Health, Scott Ward of the Marketing Science Intute and Daniel Wackrnan, research dl- rector at the University of Mliinewts's School of Journalism, rnoeiitcired the reactions of 12 children, aged 5 through 12; 1.1 C9 adolescents, 13 to It:, and 10m1herso1 children 12 and 4) When lie u- as dead, lie was taken down and laid in a in solitary confinement in a punk. That is, the wolf is active 7x7x7 steel cubicle. Our three and the fag is passive. Many meals a day were breakfast at 4 inmates see the wolf as having am., lunch at 8 or 9 a.m. and no real part in homosexuality. dinner around ii am. Around He is seen as one who seeks out 1964 they were still using chains a partner to be used for the and the hole. Once I spent 30 mechanical act of achieving an days in the hole and had only organism. He is considered as four meals the entire 30 days. just masturbating with another You would see men that were person." "I had a group of friends in healthy go in and come out like walking skeletons. They were prison with a code of ethics chained to the wall and got two stronge: than any found on the biscuits a day. A boy I knew outside. Drugs were easy to working in the kitchen got 30 obtain in prison and in jail. The days in the hole because he guards would bring it if,. In fact tried to sneak a friend a it is easier 10 obtain in a state prison than on the outside. cigarette in a biscuit, The prisoner having the most prestige is the long timer. I Sadistic Acts would like to say a bit about me The guards are always of a now. I am a college graduate inferior type. The man in and a licensed Episcopalian charge of that place was a minister. For 14 years I looked sadist. He would drag boys in in all the wrong places to find the hall and severely beat them myself. I owned two homes and for no reason. my own plane. I was selfish and "One day I remember while self-centered. Today that Is all behind inc. I am if respected out working on a road, a young boy who was as gentle and quiet member of the community.. as they come walked by the man and the man hit him over ' 4. FREE BERRY'S WORLD CHECKING q _Fr __73 X2 means I column by 2 Inthe supermdentent he fell off ches. Too small for an ad to the back of the truck. later several guards told the be noticed or effective? You're reading this onel superindentent what really Nineteen wide centuries have come and gone and today lie is the centerpiece of the human race and the Ioder of the column of progress. Point Of View No Advts: An Asset For Kids' TV ! by most prison authorities and M' name is ,hwk S. I have is often tolerated and even been invited to speak to this t'nciiuragi'iI because It miiakos class ( Dr. W.D. Allen's class in the prLson run more efficiently. Deviant The new Inmate must cope with ''Sociology and Behavior" at FTU I to give you iwohleni.s related to loss of material and some Idea of the other side of freedom those mcml bars. The penal deprivation. One attempt to system was developed t :: iitfci.t this is to talk about what oo had in the outside %sorl(l. provide three functions, coercive, and 11w inmate nmv tell you about custoihin I, corrective. My imprisonment all the expensive clothes he had was in the most backward state and the costly restaurants that in this country, South Carolina. he went to, Then he has to have Rehuitul.tion %%uis .1 joki' You ,natt'rnil iovds th.it miiay ha were really it criminal tIw n t'en uImltIulirhlmlt to him Ill IIIyou were released by the State outside world, things uk" enough cigarettes and residing of South Carolina." ''I was the product of it material. "In a world where the men broken home at 13. A doctor we hey knew gave my friend and I are cut off from women the)sonic some prescriptions for bar- have the choice of no sexual bituates and we had them filled, expression, masturbation, or but the police caught up with us some kind of contact with other and the Judge gave tnt' men. In prison talk is often probation. The)' took my car about women and sex. "I agree with the author of away and I thought that so unfair that I grabbed it from the your textbook when he compound and drove it away. described the types of For that I got three months at participati1ig individuals. In reform school. I ran away and general, he said that there are got another three miionths. tst u types of men " fags" and 'I was arrested over 100 ''punks''. They are looked down times for things relating to upon because the are seen as their sacrificed alcohol. I spent a year in it having count), jail, sometimes on it manhood. The second greup art' chain gang. County jails are the "wolves" who are seen its always poorer in every way making ii temporary ad. than state prisons. The building justmt'nt to the sexual tensions we were housed in had been in the male prison. In sexual condemned for 30 years and activity it is the wolf who is they still used it. I spent 48 days performing the act on the fag or the head with a shovel. "The boy began to run. That man insisted the guards drug him back by his hair. He beat him so hard his nose was broken, his ribs were broken and both arms. We had 10 tell borrowed grave through the pity of a friend. I am far within the mark when I say that all the armies that ever marched, and all the navies that ever were built, and all the parliaments that ever sat, and all the kings that ever reigned, put together have not affected the life of man upon this earth as powerfully as has that One Solitary Life. happened, lie did not do nnvthln - Many of us told I'll liii' iitiIsiii', and no A herald one dlii anything People just (Ed. Note Esriushe, this seventh of eight do not care what gis on In part series deals stith story of a places like that. There 'a-ore h former prisoner now turned It'w good guards that tried to minister and gives a restating bring about change but most look behind prison han'. Told in were really bWi d. ''liii' importance of the his ostn stords, name is i'hnnged prison subculture is recognized In protect indentityl - their political and social life is increasingly tainted by it. Explicit and inherent in the very nature of effective democracy is the idea that men of aiverging characteristics and viewpoints can accommodate to each other Re'on'iliatiofl and t'ompronhlsC are at the core of govt'm iiment rooted in the popular will. Today, however, compromise is scorned in some quarl'rs as a departure from purity as a spineless yielding lo exiOdIenC' The "nonnegotiabie demand" is perceiveti t some as a mark of steadfast courage, when in truth :s spirit is autocratic and antidemocratic. [flack Americans. properly disturbed by the stubborn inger1ng of discrimination and disadvantage, have seen their extremists trumpet separatism as a path to dignity Ex -Convict Tells Of Lig'fe In Prison On All Personal Accounts Plus 40 ;i 1 usicier to determine the Impact of TV ads, .4 SATURDAY DRIVE-IN Ile The report indicated that children were no Less Irritated BANKING than adults by cunmerdals that ihow whi te tornadoes or garbagemen fl)'Lng through the air. "While it may be overstating to suggest that all children are totally cynical and negative about commercials, negative attitudes are wldeead," the report esys. According to their research, children lose Interest when. q program. Is Interrupted by commercials and d'*lr negative ccxrunet.s about then Increase sharply among the older "How about THIS—onoth,, Mark un? kAT oA ALL said I11 sir" MAITIAND 'S 11 ( 644.7000 D3B DELANO siati ia 7348611 Li '4 I' cit Ndncicdny, S P pt Lewis Unseats Yarborough balloting ((Jr With 2,728 of 2,!1Th tsrednc-ts, partisan Fifteen candidates v'oiht 07 !w'r cent, re;irtIng, Lewis jlidL'eslmIps. five seat.; on various district suqsirt I)[ the oilier two )'S(' hod 3$4M smite; to Va,''I'ni worry we didn 't go over courts of appeal — which fall getiorni 217,0O. mm'mmib*'rs for MR Iiri-itiithi'q 'liii; gave th top." said the 41-year-old hetween the circuit t'#nehe; VIlinrilois ili'i I li'n MIAMI Ah'I mist I I Pwk a 55. 15 per cut battle aa !he SuprPrrie ('our? in Firk1a s m a r vin in Mt ( 'ii in, a ppou nteil In ti. ;rthI I awls tliIlI) %I,st I'll tO Iii IIIIII1 Ii' liii ilfitmilliPt I'HIII his Vi' tot over the lmu'mun,,hetmt Supreme ('roirt In 197(1 by ex- jilfIlOtlil system work toward making the I'uhlti' hawkins on Nov, 1. Mc,unwhmik', State Suprertme Gov. (laude Kirk 'Rut we'll do J{FSiiIti peodiwed three neat Service ('cmiiiiitssien it con ('cur! winners and t'#n runoffs tint the cilver.tudrt'd, 114-yearJustice David M - Cain that on Oct 1 cuiuier.4)rlentell sugeni'' after ihtl Yiirinniroiigti saul In con- itt'tlit'tt'il he wtiiihtl will reJudge Gerald Mager. fnen',er ousting Jess Varixwough in a celng defeat tti:ut he might ;It election Iii the Oct. 3 runoff With 2,153 pre in' I;, (It W per legal aide to Gov. (:tatte Kirk hitter I)t'iuuuurntic primary In ciii the ywls.Ibikiiis battle, nftrr ii'hlcit up a solid 43 per nt rrpo?tirig. MrCain ha; Nod i 177(1 jodirtat tp etr.!.0 .f %% 11101 114' tagged the Imuutimbcnt 279,go?, leading River; Rufrtd Kirk, won eler'.inn over ,lohfl V ' r ho I .ewt; I mimic; what he's moot iihiruml Ify in time only other as 'ui rubber stamuil) iii IN, talking about, he'll wreck the statewide rio e Jr., 45, former State Ki-iard cit Russell of Ri'a ftaton o the Utility ('Omiil)flfltl'S. It h)enilcol !t,n list of judicial Education general counsel. mu, Group 2 seat of the 1tI' Iiisttvt state," \'turborrn,gh said in art time runoff ( 'P.'irh rue eq in f'liitiil;.'c first non. i' Wi' ;t c'.: I .i'wls, however, I1O)%'C(I interview it tutu oI'I'El.l. Ani'Ited l'ress Writer -- swiftly to heal wounds with Yarborough iiiiih seek ttie 'it ard '' 9 DAYS t'I thc 'Day Of The Cat' LOOK FOR IT AT t' .11111r% LiiU"01P4 MeRCURY 'ir ' DRUG STORE W SMALL 5 II, 011- -J ,1, 'J' /x' - R ArrLIANUIta iiii1 INDIUC In �r Lyman Has Several Wednesday, Sept. 13, 1972 6A—The Sanford Herald Metro Off ensive Weapons Plent y ful Bowl'ing III-, 1~ 0 1 em a~. ~_ - . . .-. ----, -~ -_ B HFRkV lIc'raldSpot1s%rltcr . I . - All of the wealth in the Metro nt he Ith t.e defensive units although there are plenty of defensive "blue Over By HERKY CUSH cchippers' While all the" big boys' have been ha ing their d.jy in area boilini circles we can not forget the youngsters who. ithout them, the sport could never continue to enjoy the irc4t success it has in recent years One of the largest groups of youngsters in one league in Seminole County is the Bantam's league which is sponsored hv the t)tsabkd Amencan Veterans post here in Sanford. The group recently held its summer league banquet and the fo11nutg oungsters were honored for their Cummings. In addition the Pioneers have a backup quarterback. a rare cornmodit ir. tJe Metro, in the person of .J? Liuiuderback. The Trojans at Evans have two excell e nt runners in Larry Dorsey and ..l the high averaged for boys with Trace Tot'r ' i. his 147 averagt hik (ere Bukur's 121 led the girls. High single game for the girls was Beth Burkart's 171 and Norman Platt' 25 h' I 0,1 i. The high series went to Mike Link ith his 458 and the high for the girls was a 392 by Li: Kanavel The high game .t ith handicapu as it 212 by Bill Ikaroif for the boys and a 189 by Peggy Clayton for the girls. The high senes ith handicap for boys was a 495 by last year and the feltoii itho fliert' arc ut hut starters returning from last should benefit front the vast etwriefl of the front tine Edgci .iter is in a rebuilding year's Eagle erc'. Boone has a fine back in Bob hair but just how well he can do year ha ini lod its t'ttr' and coach Bob 1)olce has little of eper1CflCc .since in the he played his first team backs hcn he had a rout going even when i ith ,tn iixpertcnt'ed ltne t.-i't known. hair Is a solid 190 pounder thtu tiia be able to open a few holes In the line Tiger tialtbat'k i t't rwng fr'm liajfbaek Thomas VtiitIe Dorsev is a real linebuster who has speed to move outsIde anti Vhit1ey is one of the more fleet backs in the Metro Jones has but one 'tlid runner in its backfield but it could be enough since there are five rugged t'teran linemen ahead of him. Charlie Johnson Is the 1u bun S' B ense Ke A y New Sponsorship The All-S-ub Women's bowling league which rolls at the Bot I America lanes on Wednesday night will henceforth be known as the Creative Boutique League. Bea Kolarik. owner of the shop at 2518 Park Ave., San. fird, Is sponcoing the keglers. I - - . -' .. . , . . - -. - . - . - . , .- ; 4r -, . :: - .- I - I T --- - I ,-aI -_ ~ --_ 414, -_ - . - problem initially began ,A hen Tom Mitchell moved ahead of Mackey as the first-stringer Thomas and John Mackey was nd was named by coach Dun a uncertain today, wi th the start Mc Cafferty to start Sunday's of the National Football League opener against St Louis t season season just four days away, bu It THE:tSSOCIATEL) PRESS The status of both Duane . •'!,t'Tt' -- -- e ai n t s Opener Cal e d l By "J" RICHARDS Herald Sports Staff " - C 4 S urpris e Bet UCLA 11 Thomas, the talented running Mackey was talking about his Can back who starred in Dallas' NEW YORK i AP lights. It has lights now. Ten- Fla . -Garyhuff's arm against situation, and, of course, Chuck Foreman's legs. Florida drive to the Super Bowl cham- UCLA. fresh from a stunning nessee. Thomas couldn't be found. came from JE1 R4JWI.EIIET71E loop pIOIiSIiIP last season, never has upset of top-rated Nebraska, Texas A&M at Nebraska- State. Mackey, the Baltimore Colts' Michigan State at Illinoisl.Le Kostival 02. Louise Kostival 162. Rose Vaughn 160. the San Diego avoid the snake-Pitt this week- Bob Devaney thinks it may be veteran tight end, said Tuesday reported to included Willie ina.ers Bob Blackman got off to an 0-6 0. \lar Meek 169 and top spare Chargers. the team to which the end tough to get the Cornhuskers was consulting his Lawyer he 2-7.10 and Verna Bolton l'egg Moon the I nov'in the 5410, six weeks ,,you y UCLA's beating back up after the loss to UCLA. start in his debut at Illinois last position with the tram. lie Cowboys dealt him his RaySt't.ala it as In Th' (1(iIl SIIEPAIW k;o:ue '-'-i° Nebraska was a fluke, or ago. "That's always a problem when season. This year should be difsaid the Colts refused to place .c; I .Im J ( ". T ~ - " i 1.4 ou have a long streak and suf. ferent. Illinois The f?ct that Th omas did not whatever you want," says Pitt him on waivers and also would give him his outright re- report appears to be San Coach Carl DcPasqua, 'but we fer a loss," he says "But I feel ----not no t Diego's loophole. The Chargers don't consider it a fluke. They they will come back and go on It $ . t t, ;. t'.irried a 132 % erage thi" past do not have to count Thomas on had the opportunities and they to have a good season. Texas The Colts had announced thei,rofficial 40-manNFI,roster put points on the board." suIIiiI,t'r, opened the Generation Gap tx1ing League with a A&M is a good football team, Monday that the nine-year vetlxMIitiing 203 gauiie and 520 series in leading Monroe liarbecause he did not take part in Pitt, a loser to nationally possibly as good as UCLA. They t'ran, who was voted the best their training camp. hour to No and it half iins over Able-Rent-All It was the ranked Florida State in its may even be better. I really tight end in the first 50 years of San Diego gave up running opener, stunned UCLA 29-25 in mean that. They have more first X) giine for Carolyn in league (elIIIIwtitiofl for that pro football, was retiring, back m iiiattrr. Mike M ontgoery and his Angeles a year ago and Dc- experienced backs than Mackey immediately denied he wide receiver Billy Parks to get Pasqua hopes he can surprise UCLA." The pick.therefore,Is. Florida Convoy took three from Millie's Barber Situp was leaving the game. The eith the bii: reason being the 197-536 ti Annette Wallstedt. Thomas Now, under league th e Bruins again. . Nebraska LAUSANNE. Switzerland (kegon Sta te at Southern t..alrules which prevent a dub "UCLA is a highly disbeing penalized by a player who clpllne'd, far better offensive ifornia-The Trojans are No, 1 I AP) Lord Killanin is the new does not report, the Chargers' team than last year," he points and want to stay there, al- president of the International with DAVE KORNREICH though there might be a let. Olympic Committee and the 20roster does not have to include out. "They have better backs U.S. P.T.A. Professional WINNING Thomas, nor does San Diego They're a very, very sound down after that rout of Ar- year reign of Avery Brundage ffii'ially is ("Cr Southhave to release him outright or team and they execute wll of- kansas. Nevertheless waivers. Killanin received the keys put him on ern Cal. krisively. ti Arizona State at Houston ) Chauteau tie Vity, the 10C '1 hutiuis ws unavailable for 'We had the same opportuntill. SLId. S['RVL rieaoquururs, us a quiet am:s "I think we'll be a little better comment. ities against Florida State but ute ceremony Tuesday. In a Bill Houston's week," As the 26 Warns reduced their we couldn't get in there. I feel this I you always win our serve, you'll short speech, he said he would Yeoman said after last week's rosters to make the 40-player like a guy going in the ring to ''deflate tat "(forts \ hark \ I to Rice. They'd better I h loss tics c luSt' a 111 .11 hiuiit, a number of veterans against Joe Frazier every 14-LI which had ultranationalism,'' b.- Arizona State, were released hare' to do' weekend." marred past Olympic Games. at OklahomaUtah State Tackle Dave Foiey, a former Thus informed, here Is the A good serser should he ,iHc to hit the peer 8-ear-old Irish The Tony Adams pass-happy No. I draft choice, was waived upset special of the week-Pitt State's ariou' hard aiid spin serves. One serse told newsmen that the big naagainst Oklahoma's fearsome by the New York Jets and over UCLA. Irequenti)' used by top tournament players tions use the Games to show ground game Aggies will have claimed by the Buffalo Bills, Now that the laughter has is the slice serve. When hit by a nght-handcd smh'i also claimed defensive subsided, please remember it somewhat tougher than they their systems are better than rI.icr. the sIie'-sert'd hal! still tine from hn'.nan Don Croft (ruin Haiti- that oar .pe'ning week mark ,imil in las! yt'ar's tour of Japan. at.) other, "1 do not think it shows you is true. right to kit. For a ldty, ti' rcsersc 'wire was .765-including Southern Oklahoma. have a better way of life if you oit cut r.anning back Nick at Michigantr De Northwestern Cal over Arkansas. The slice st-rye is most effectively used a lot of medals," Killanin win Eddy, a former Notre Dame Is Northwestern going out of the Penn State at Tennesseewhen you hit wide to your opponents said. He mentioned the United reEngland New pan into the fire with standout. This game originally was frying forehand. Rod Layer, the world's top States and the Soviet Union as No" Michigan this week and Leased kicker Charlie Gogolak scheduled for Memphis on Dec. julayer, has one of the most et'iective slice countries which use the Games Is This week's pick next? and punter-receiver Pat Studst- 9. Penn State realized some Dame senes in the game. On numerous occasions political for purposes. pan. Michigan. frying Ill, Cleveland cut safety Ernie time ago that the December the Brundage, M, who has been use his slice to ace ill I have seen Duke at Washington-Sonny Kelleniuin eiud Signed Veteran date would fall In the middle of the storm center of controversy oilier and which the opener missed the Ml Sixkiller Opponent (sCfl'e' a receiver Gloster Richardson. final ,xarns and suggested of his stands on amabecause Washington had a tough time and Philadelphia waited kicker switching th game to Sept. 9 in player misses completely) . teurisin, made a brief stateDuke upset Pac4I Pacific. with Happy Feller and returned run- Pennsylvania or Sept. 16 at To hit a hicc s'rve', toss the bill iorwurd thanked Lausanne for and merit year so the Stanford last champ ning back ,tthi night In Knoxville-not wanting and slightly to ycur right. Swing the to the lOC during hospitality its wary. will be Huskies Butler to Atlanta. Butler failed play in Knoxville's afternoon a round the r i ght sick of the ball and finish his presider.cy. Washington. physical to pass his with the heat and knowing full well that 1 our kit hip. with tue r,.Iclleict iluss ii Florida State at Miami, Eagles. N4') land Stadium didn't have — * - I backs, in order to take a win," Ruby said. 0 "We'll both be running our Wants inside tackles a lot and they'll Le thiuwing more than we will, We'll have to have great line play," he said. Seven Saints play both ways, including much of the offensive backfield. 'I'hvy're the' leaders Coach Ruby singled out for special attention to watch if the ( young Trinity Prep grid team Is going to win the game. "John Carroll had the benefit of a Jamboree' scrimmage game to work out their jitters I' :' and mistakes. We'll need a lot of poise out of our team, especially in the First hall," IuLo added >. Major League Standings . National League East — TENNIS ... .. — A him racquet to I) ..... - .. flUIdIi IliCuill New York Montreal W. I. PeL G. R. 87 48 .644 — 75 62 .547 13 71 64 .526 16 64 72 .471 23 St. Louis 64 74 .464 241 Pittsburgh Chicago U.S., USSR Politics , 'i_k making a late charge, did not work in the feature as it did in the two heats. ... In the feature of the Lite Model it was all Whitaker with ii finishing Bradley ilissapointing fourth. com p etition lutist 'ihie' Whitaker t-ncounte'red in the feature was from Mike Hush at his Bryant Special 18, a 1964 American League ('ht'vclle. For 15 laps the two East W. I. Pet, (;.1t. struggled for the lead with Whitaker, driving a Chevelle as 73 62 .5.41 Boston i well. Hush laltered near the end 74 84 .536 Baltimore New York 74 (4 .536 1 -i and allowed Handy Connell to 73 64 .533 1 ship In islseiid of hun in his 1967 Detroit 63 75 .457 IliaConst't. Still the third place Cleveland finish was a credit to Bush who 56 83 .403 19 Miltm'auke' is only in his firs full year on West - ' Lord Kill anin Cites .. : ,:, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS , .': -- --~ ___ . __ with a two-ruin home by K"n it is tight rI,. $J.,I.,,.,...• ..'f,t Th*? ,K tatiløflth ri•at I .ç. I ,tIIP,v"r:I I JIG' 'ti1 ilocu' things up e'-"n bromiglit Lyle on the run, Spar '.re Monday night '4ew York ky, now one save shy of the , •. • 'ii - - Southern Cal's Rae -ot ,'.1`40 - A I — Ar S DUCK VT VY eeK ' — 1 Ui'sutiy praised their athletes' perform. ances in the Munich Olympics as a victory for the "Socialist" system. In Moscow, Izvestia, the goverrunient newspaper, said (lu fart the Russians won more gold medals than the Arisencans proved the "Socialist" system is better, In Washington, Sen. Mike Mtiisfit-1tI, I)'Mont,, said the Olympic Gaines serve no useful purpose and should be abolished . " Their Idea Is being disBipated more rapidly with the passing of tim.','' Mansfield said. "Even the refereeing is getting a nationalist tinge," Meanwhile, Mark Spitz, the U.S. swimmer who won seven gold medals, was announced Tuesday as the winner of the Victor Luderum Award by Eng. land's sports writers. The nine-Inch silver trophy, representing the Olympic Bowl on a stand, will be presented Sept, 25 The last winner was U.S. discus thrower Al Oerter in 1968 after winning his fourth gold medal in as many Games, l'hiladelphia 49 88 .358 39 $5' Cincinnati Houston 1115 Angeles Atlanta West 84 53 .613 -- 76 60 .559 7"a 73 64 .533 ii 64 '74 464 San Francisco 61 71 .442 231s l 83 .381 3l'z San Diego Tut'sday's Results Pittsburgh 7, Chicago 0 New York 4, Philadelphia 3 'C' f Montreal 7, St lanits 2 Cincinnati 7, Atlanta 5 San Francisco 3, Los Angeles 2 10 innings) Only gaines sche(tUled Wednesday's Games Pittsburgh I Brili's 13.7) t ('hiitsgo (Jenkins o-ioi New York Matlack 12-9) at l'hiladt'lphiia i h.'uswns 1-01. N Cincinnati ( Blhlingham 11-13) at Atlanta (McQueen 0-2), N St. Louis (Bibby 1-0) at Mon. treat (Stoneman 10-12), N San Diego Greif 546) at Houston iflierker 15-12), N l,os Angeles (Singer 6-14) at San Francisco ( McDowell 8-8 Thursday's Games Pittsburgh at Chicago St. Louis at Montreal, N San Diego at Houston,N Only gittimes M'tleduhe'tl - - ' - l '' ' ________ ---. - - i .- -.-— -.,. -I--- - . - - Generation Gap - WrMie Fryman'.4 !hs, Yankees and Orioles one- to preIr . DeLand Action Sunday perhaps a first boy. Erik Thomas Ruby, is anything but an easy opener they're taller and quicker. little for the Prepstersborn Saturday to his wife, State's best Class A-AA team Tom Ruby. looking for his first the at a The Saints do not weigh as win in the Leadership spot. lie's Warns, headed for a shot School much as the other team. but Rig title. John Carroll High aLso celebrating the birth of his To ts- q_ t%~r~-tr -1-__, .__ - - shat comes naturally Tuesday inning. The Reds needed Cesar ning to lead New York over night, hitting a grand slam Geronomo's home run and Philadelphia. Don Money's home run and driving in live Bench's 11111 bouncer in a threein all as the Reds defeated run ninth to pull it out. 1,111 Roberto Clemente-, Itictiie the' Atlanta Braves 7-5. and Rennie Stennett catcher-outfielder now Ilebner The 106 runs batcracked three hits to lead and each has 32 homers fat over the secondhave a the Pirates ted in and the Reds the West over place Cubs. 9 -i-gaine lead in hlebner drove in three runs as the Houston Astroc, who were Dock Ellis and Dave Guisti idle Tuesday. Pittsburgh on an eight-hitter for combined the Elsewhere, Pirates clouted the Chicago the Pirates. It was Ellis' fourth Cubs 7-0 and rocketed to a 13- triumph in five decisions eamm' advan ta ge in the East; against Chicago this year. DEl)NL) Stock car racing the San Francisco Giants Bobby Bonds came home at this cit's dirt track will botdefeated the Los Angeles with the winning run in theon a move to Sunda' afternoon's Dodgers 3-2 in 10 innings; the torn of the 10th inning according to the Dc Land Montreal Expos turned back throwing error by Bill Russell, Raceway promoter Joe Roach. the St. Louis Cardinals 7-2 and giving San Francisco Its victory The first of the Sunday "shows" tit(- New York Mets trimmed the over Los Angeles. week with the Coco L.aboy drove in four runs opening is slated for this scheduled to Philadelphia Phillies 4-3. events In the American League, the with a double, homer and Lifl start at 2 pin. New York Yankees beat the infield single to pace Montreal Joe Morrison, Paul Blue and Boston Red Sox 3-2; the Oak- over St. Louis and give the Bob Whitaker were the land A's stopped the Minnesota "feature" victors in last week's Twins 74; the Chicago White racing program. Morrison Sox ripped the Kansas City captured the Bomber Class htO WERI-11. PENN Royals 6.0; the Detroit Tigers Penn recently became th.. feature, Blue took the Mini nipped the Baltimore Orioles 3- IlIum N('AA iinht-rsits school Stock feature while Whitaker 2; the Texas Rangers blanked to mmiii inure than l,IN$h hiss- won the Late Model feature. the California Angels 3.0 and ke'thahI g a ill v s. Kt'ntiie'ky, Of the trio Whitaker appeared the Milwaukee Brewers won ii Kansas, Oregon sta t e and least likely to win his feature pair from the Cleveland In- St. John's pre'ce'iht'd I li-tin in event since' Bob Bradley had di4ins, 4-3 and 4-2 in a second the 1.l100.sm in chili and North swept both heats in that class. game called after eight innings Caroli nahas s imice' joi ned But the ''Dave Wottle style" the in, (0 by rain used by Bradley, that of starting from way back and f . -.X.: X.:-, X' , * " . :-,*::-, ,* - " X. -,-'.-X::::5::- .:::::. -::::-, - PittRatect ( I ---- Key To Season Local Pinpourri -ç .. .~;__ -_ . - - ~.__ -- ____ = --- pitched not rh{edS'i are in front with one-out jam in the ninth inning - Reds Disp lay 'Bench Powerag -j !'_______________________ - Discuss 'Retiring' r.h' iii president f the K of C loop with Sanford Council's I Itrri'n •tcppm: &, An fruiii the same offie Sirs it'cefltl) received their trophies for capturing iet.ti ci the league'. k.igue ero ii ith Hill 1t.ogtrl) - iz_ __ 'wi,4n Johnny That Is ,-_f --. Mackey, Lawyers Howard Harrison. the team captain. The "Sirs" Won 501 : of the 86 games they bowled in " inn i ng, the title this past season. ()ne of the team uiicnibers, Von llerbuh.s will assume the . . '' ,4 ________ . - ~_ - - - __ i: p_____________________ '( 'i f!) 'rarirrirti Itoston 1-2 for its American l,ague record (or lmu'li toil .'.'.tiut inn 'ame Fly HER.S(MP.I, fls,qF.JSv4 furth ctraight victory while saves set by Ri-in Perranoski in Writer 'tWla% a" ilac was named \i*..%ssuwlat.4 Prt'*s 'nortc IMIrf,it i'igeui Baltimore 1-2, 197(1 and two away tram the tioflili u.'ilege Rack 'f time rd,ng .i four.game Oriole win major league mark established ,'e1r md 22 zames ["ir two for hupirforrnance ,igatflst h by Wayne (.ranger the .same .treak. chance for his 'waited Mike Rae highly touted Ra:orbarks. In the West, (iakland main- year, shut the door after that was worth aturday I.ast 'He lid exactly what V$ Fryman carried a 1- I lead tamed its two-game lead over wanted hm to," aiu'. ('4aeh Chicago The A's bounced (room into th e ninth inning against waiting tot' 1 . 1 . F Rap's pac.sing-l8af 24 for '2111 bin Mrl<av "fle lid in "I1 Raltimor' hut the (s"nt.c -hu'nind In whip Mirir,e',h, 74 rnirhdnwns ,irtsset up two -ll.-nt oh, I'u'r•-' ; ,uir" "r' ed him for a run •mriI had th e '( 'tutu' the White __ once on .1 five- neing ,i good ivarterhack than he cored bases loaded when Hitler came anti l,l.enking Kansas City co yard run u-u 'ighth- ranked on Ile struck out pinch hitter Amithern r1ldifnrnia vallopod iust throwing the hall. Mike lid , 11lipions Prokosch, (;d Filegar, Seminole Counly Sheriff KNI(NITS (11 F COLUNIBUS 1(','i gtl(- ell, In other Al. acti(in, %ill-in -yeellent lob ,if ealling 'he then Paul .John Polk, Frank lluhn, ('ad Von Ikrhulis, tiukee swept a doubleheader Bong Powell into and a game-end- four th-ranked Arkansas 11-10 to,' tilt' third straight year were tin' 'l"otir Sirs'' flair bounced rd I (a rrison and Billy B;igge'rly . with Cleveland. winning the ing orre.out. Howard "I'm ooking fnrvarl to th e of Sanford. Shown here at prt'st'ntation of Upalso kicked the ttra point .x game," Rae iaid (ttir..%rkAnu t0 nIvd the 1-1 and taking the eightpr(,(,qwner secretary of Ille Ivagile Who ifter !-.wh .)( 3outhern ('Al" front Ieft, Robert Kern. Deptity -Iwards ;ire ta ined it-4 twoOakland main ing preseason practice 'It inning nightcap 4-2, arid Texas 'our touchdowns and added a (;ri1i(I Knight of Sanford ('OIIflCiL,lOitfliWiiflIS game edge over the White Sox ,ive its a c hance to rare Joe 5-yard field goal. In theCalifornia Natio na l league, front- in the West, but not tfore Fergtumn, who's a eading 'iflRae ,.o 1-foot-I, l9(-pound ien____________________________________ t.l;inkeul 3-4). running Cincinnati and Pitts, Manager fck Williams' turn- ti.tate for ffeisman rrophy or burgh both won The Redi my had lone a few flip flops. hnflnr3. If we tin 'w.'il, the team pp the last two seasons as V1 to Alnu drove in four rims tipped Atlanta 75 mnd the P1md individual recognition will hackup nehind his friend and rates shut out (Thu- ago 7-0. In far the A's and f)rnld Knowles 'nm.'" mail roommate . Jimmy bones, other games, New York edged hurled five innings of one-hit lfnw right he was. t'iut t didn't ltseourage him. Team recognition 'ame when Philadelphia 4-1, Montreal re li ef to nail down the 'nctory , ia.l 'hr ihtigatinn to try to 'iw rrhins were -wlerteii trripp.'d St Ii.uis -2 and San Knowici, whose baws-inaded uress 'urn is nuch is I 'ould Francisco outlasted Ins Ange- walx had forced horn.' Min- ,he top team in this .vf!Pk' mit try to make him a tiettpr hunch's grand slain in (littH)('ssioni 1)1 fourth thromunit error, his first nriiscu.' ik ii.'s n,ippui'oln' U'iP football ii,,winning run in a'wtated Press cnllege flesota's It's 3-2 in 10 innings. uuuir'erbaek for the ond it the contributed to 18 gaines, two Associated Press Sports Writer first inning — the second of his place lit the East. lsboy's first In Ill , ) , It was clutch relief pltrhini! ond 'ame of Monday night's 't'am.'' Rae 'wIained. in the first homer of the' year capped a urwarrwd Met runs Every team needs a bench to career — staked Wayne Simii ------ -_ win a I .'nnant. The Cincinnati Son to a 4-0 lead. But Simpson Four-run rally in the fourth _________________________________Beds have one with a capital and reliever Pedro Borbon inning off losing pitcher Reggie "hi" and tie's not your everyday couldn't hold the advantage as (leveland. Rookie I .tite Barnes tripled the Braves rallied to tie the Johnny, either, Johnny lk'nch continued to do game with four runs in the fifth home two runs in the fourth in- - % ling team I' r Uo thirl straight sear the "Four Sirs' representing Fr. Richard Lyons Council 5357 in the Knights if Columbus traveling league have tome awa) with the It-ague titje. The' members of the team this past season were John l'rokos&h, Gil Filegar. Frank Huhn. Carl Von Herbulis and _____ :T. ,. - ________________ , t' _. ~_. ~ _!~ a A smallcr, quicker, ground That's the one difference "They are real big and Susan. in the Metro but lack of solid board. a lot of pressure will fall oriented Trinity Prep will meet S : Ruby expects to give the The team is solid. There are strong.* Coach Ruby said of the Coach defense will hamper teams on the defensive unit. bigger, bomb-throwing John game to his team. opposing lint'. "Their fullback several key veterans to carry chances. At quarterback the Ft. School of High Carroll from Lawrence • Aside been Another new twist has been is real good arid mme expect him Pioneers have veteran Phil added to the squad this year, Pierce Saturday, August 16 at the load and they're to come at us. They throw the Cleveland, who scored 27 times Adair and behind him are this time on the specialty team. Winter Park's Showalter Field waiting a month to "get in some year, we expect to be real hitting," said Coach Ruby. long pass real well. It's going to last runners Jim Clemens, 64, 180 at 2 p.m. in what could make or running real well again. we "Liii real proud of the team's be a good game." break a state title bid by u have to have good performance Faced against the strong work, spirit and hustle" South Seminole team. out of Mike Austin and Greg The Saints are tagged one of John Carroll eleven will be a A new coach leads the Saints. Miles, our two other running that's not so small either. Third K of C Title Z .k1_1_ - Carney. both 6-1 Juniors, weigh shot at the job, Coach Stumpf in at 182 and 187 respectively, has indicated that once he has Only drawback at present to selected a starter, he will stick Colonial offensive machines with him for most of the game. their lack of a solid quarterback Defense appears to be the to lead the wa y . lions' strong forte, and unless Oak Ridge has the most all the offense can come arcund around experience of any team and put some points on the - - ' i" -; SINDAt) same size and have equal Friday will either go to Greg speed. Arrant is a 6-1. 193 pound Washington or Frank Gooch. senior while Mellich and Although both players have a — . — .- - - I __________ %k in and lo-_%c in this circuit I11 not Lit kno%ITi until tilt-e Ifinal m.d handicaps of each bowler is determined by the league et'retar) But here are the top scorers in last eek's opening ht 527, Chris huff 172. 170, Gus Greg Bullock had 183, 190 Barr)Almond 180, Farrell 1mond 164. Sei.trrn IF2, Ann and Ar.dy Bolton 198. 172 531. VSj .lm '.ncy I - I. .. - _. % J_-_ I- 4'7_7 - I -_ Thy the new offensive sets imhi h -_________________________ . : b. .\.. have just been introduced .it h-RANK (00('lI i,hI,(, WAShINGTON JIMMY MEEKS Oviedo for the first time thu.s ALAN I)Axn-:Ls the year. Head Coach Ralph been a blessing to the Oviedo l)afliels, co-captains of only a few players that fact the style socce r a have h. The Lions e wis instituted th Stumpf has of will be required to play both squad this year. While other squad will have to be in the bone-I offense which has been place kicker by the name thick of things if the Lions are to In past teams have been plagued tm ith very 5-6, 120 oFfense and defense. and at and Mark Gomez with college popular linebacker, is one due to a tack of players, major injuries, the Lions have win, Metks. a years, is unquestionably last pounds, he the high school teams in of the mainstays of the Lion Constantine arid Matt leslie few years. it is a ball control the smallest player on the many boys were forced to go none. The only doubtful starter ii runboth ways but the large number is Forest Michaels, an end. But defense while Daniels, pushing for the same position. offense but it is also subject to team. back, will be in the ofcolonial has perhaps the best fumbles because of the cornColonial Something else which has of players this year has according to Stumpf, 'M of the Fensive backfield most could be ready by Friday. looking trio of running backs of plicated ball handling involved, made the Coaches at Oviedo eliminated that. Jimmy Meeks and Alan night. also has The lack of injuries All any team in the Metro. Coach Stumpf has also had a feel a little better this year is ____________________________________________________ three, Arrant. Steve Mellich problem in selecting a sta rt ing _______________ arid Chuck Carney are about the quarterback The job this Ball And Chain - to Off ' 4 , y$r s ti t o y ptit øY hy ifM l$4.( Pt 1're Spnrtt Writ'? and John Hiller of the Tigers pri.'nelng control problems uilte it anymore 1(nowlei tctorIafr4 ItIfl in the qIth iflfllfli tIed 'he rnansuger' dnmaeh that produced the ey virtctrles (nip g4lmr$4' tpniraIøs fn'ir ru,et4ny, He had ,waIked two ifter that A nd Alm kept d calm York and uetr,,t I y1 t' irro in the' A,ne'riuin ji.giie for '4 (T'$i'fl and '.VlS behind "fl the ,.with i "nople if itti h ingles worked the last three innings I i;t today as Boston Balti count to the third tvht'n and a w'riflee liv for Fritt Peterson, protecting liOTP, Nv'%v York and Ftrnit went to the mneln4l for the Piome;trtch in the one-run h'fsul and picking up hi; Williams '1 told him to throw .nme ad .1 Harmon K,llebr. the s.ason Biller Pst race the Al. has had since •trd ve of the rnnna,r said ;trikes, or Minnesota thr'e- nin homer f of a bass-lnaded, '-' gainst Se minoles Steve Clark are high on the list f temp Metro backs and the same goes for fullbacks LeRoy Jackson who has all the tools necessary to become a top "dealer" in Metro real estate. Tom Bacchus will be called upon to replace Rose with Bob tip effort for State Farm was Dottie Hogan's 189. Bonnie Link fired it nifty 192. 173 - 516 to lead the Lank ('instruction outfit to four wins over Kennedy Tractor. In the ither match Carroll Furniture won three from Bob Endicott despite a strong 189. 1 66 - 486 by Millie Garner. g": 'j - . • always tough Sanford defensk, K,th'. ( ;,tr h.id the top set in the opening night of the Shting Stars winter season, firing a 187. 174 - 518 to lead tht' State Farm lncurance to three wins over Sobik's. Another -4 .:'iF last sear when Bruce Rose and But the offensive squad of the 'Slick" Bob Florence Lions looked weak against di and i.KC%1CW in Jamperformers several outstanding ocoec boree action. who should fill their shoes. Part of the problem of the Halfbacks Bobby Franklin and lions' attack has come from Shooting Stars 1 - a' . '7,, ; Latimer should get plent% of the Seminoles lie in whether or Dick Copeland lost his top not they are able to generate an Jewell Kaufman, Earline Lawrence. Tracy Cashe, Louise liosford, Gene Platt, Agnes Butcher. Gladys Doyle. Pete uiian. John Spolcki, Kathy Van Meter and Jim Carver, All d,-,fr J *,t-iia.L Metro creis of last year. ' improved brnling a.irds went to Bonn) Harold iho unyear and prorcl his avcrc by six pins over the pre i. Julie lcarolf who bettered her previous av?rage by a hopping nine sticks. Among those who were responsible for the Bantam's laying a successful "surnnwr run" were Dot Let'. Kathy Ifurkur. Jim Dickinson. Rosalie Hurkart, Jackie Kilheffcr. i-a-. _ .; Lion i 44 ho did very well fullback against si' eral of the tough Must Move Ball r!'' Tighten AL's East Race L'cn flishop Moore Iuius H g.sd looking runner In Ed Van Viiikk' hut again they have little to go %ith htiii. Van Winkle pile driving 21 pouflil is * question, With the tough Phillip Hart and the irts ,tas it 47AS by Santli ('ashe. Most ,4 7- include Clarence lutimer, Tom herald Spo rt s Staff Arrant, LeRoy Jackson, Bob Franklin, Larry Dorsey. Jim Friday night, th e Oviedo Clemens and Bob Hair to name Lions play the Sanfor a few. Seminoles in a game which Defending champion Winter could gem a long way in deter Park does not have a strong mining the final Lions' season offense overall but they do have record. It is the opening game Latimer, perhaps the best of'r both tiams and their first pt rkrwt r i the ' t "s imbort n .ictiiTh sinc e the But whether or not coach l't games nearly two wetks ago. Gergley can fund someone tO megamewill be played in sPr Sanford and game time is 8 and Phillip Ihili pre this Among the top name performers to look for this Friday and een week for the next two and a half months Mike Clark The Guess ! Da'. III .IflliC 1MW 11;4r I,(, took second and nwmtjcrs of that Team were l.arr Jflts. Vri&i Shuru k aril, Gent' Bukur. Also honored were the last place Strikt tcxii composed of Dorrene Staniiler •' loop is an abundance of top flight rtinner who will be rOITUfl roaming the sidelines and "midlands" when the opening whistle ievcmentk The Oddballs taptured first place and this team was made iklfl: ii in the It's the offense that puts of po.nts on the board in many the scoring instances and there Bantam's Honored . ..'dfback. Gene IT)enn) 6.i, 185 ciihack and halfback Elgin ,/1fr,rj Tigers Reverse Pattern, 10 . '-' _-' - . . .. ' ' . - , 9 — I oil __ -' - adil1ac presents the ciass of /3 ('learls , these are the most m,I,n; -ear Cad:lI,tcs e'er built. Nor osult br what sou can ,CC-- the bold new extenors and the plush new interiors-but as much tur what sou cazi't .-Cr. You see here the new Sed.an deVilk, Eldorado Coupe and Eldorado (.'oiisrrtibk. You don't see the six other new Cadillace more nintslel than .11 other t_ .S. lux'. rv c,ins h.isr combined), see here 'h- ' "' 't" I 's;. :n " " ''. ' ' elegant ror '73. 't ,u uwi cr the h.ijidr'-,is ii sitiuvamiuns and reritiementa i.uu1e, l'o aid new cumiurt .iiiti utit'rmmcc. the many tiew niceties you unay -udul. And you don't it thri', letrtrrit ,tsirvI) itlil ''ii an; Like a lighted vanity stcel'bdreil r.idiaj rime". 'tn,imn', ' Lie.0 iv, 'no trer your authorized Laiiihi,u •kalcr. L atliiIae. il'jtuf CU Livi' •'o. Fh' ide sh; . ., '. 11 " ' -' "I ' •. - Oakland 60 57 .584 — - - -, -'- - _____ ' -s the' circuit and tuis shown continued improvement in each 78 59 ,569 2 Chicago .507 10' race. 69 67 Minnesota Blue piloted his Orlando Kansas City 66 69 .489 13 'z Volkswagen to three "wins" in 63 73 .463 161 California Stocks as he burnett the Mini .382 27 1 i 52 84 Texas Tuesday's Results everyone in both of the heats as Milwaukee 44, Cleveland 3-2, tu'll as the feature. IA!otl Gault of hike Mary gave Blue his 2nd game, ll Innings, ruin most trouble as h e took second New York 3, Boston 2 iii omie hit-at as well us it second Oakland 1, Minnesota 4 in the, feature. ('hiliiigo 6, Kansas City 0 Detroit 3, Baltimore 2 Texas 3. California 0 - Hobby Sears of Orlando drost' his Volkswagen to a third iilact' finish in the Mint Stock feature. Wednesday's Gaines Morrison swept the lIomnber Boston 1 MeClothen 6-5) iii tlass to equal the ptrfe'riismut t' New York i Gardner 7-21, N Oakland I Odom 13-5i at Min- by "l'eanuts' hilew lit time Mini Stocks. After blowing a trumunesota (;htz 3-1 ), N ChIcago (Wood 24-13) at Kim- smnhaieni in the, Labor Da) sas City(Jackson 1•2 or Mur- racing program Morrison returned to steal the show tit the phy 44). N Cleveland (0. I'erry 20-I5) at 'gloimiber class. Morrison drove his Daytona Milwaukee (J. Bell 2-1). N Baltimore (McNally 13-14) at Beach based 1963 Ford to Detroit (Coleman 15-13), N victory with Lake' lk'len's Dave pursuit Texas (hloiunan 7-9 at Cult- Hubbard in e'lus ilubburel won the feature in this Iornizt iMeuersmlth 6-9), N class on labor Day. Wayne Thursday's Games Doyle pushed his 11356 Mc'rL'ur)' Cleveland at Milwaukee, hi Texas at California, N Only games scheduled 1 behind ucrou the finish Morrison and H ubbard line '- ' lb .'' - - ' 921111111 -91 noun 1 -' I- S - T. - . - - () Al 1 __ �1' I Iiilllllllllll l l bA—The Sanford Herald Wednesdiiy,Sept 13.1972 __ - - ______ _ ! =tr_ 7* li-44-4 ~ - J _. V, Qr -A.-V;A -W v I )i, - i0i - ..-... - v- I. it - -, On Airport lkz v t .. — ______ - -i-- :4- - r I.t '\ , _ ____ ________ ______________ _ ____________ It___ 11 11 I - - __ - I iP` 2 :'- - ____ ______________ _______ ~ 71 I- - - -4 ____ ______________ _________________ - ____________ __ _____ __________ __________ _____ ____ ________ ____________ It I ~~ I _~ to four.lane the rnt" Merr advised A proposal by Merle rrs'e _______ _________ ,!, I . - 5 Jr.. county CUTT*TnISSIOnCT. about theroadptnblefliafldhe restrict the road from use b vehicles. including saId he would support city efhenv DAYS ______ PH A\ E 3 Plants A I ______________________ TAMCINTE SPRINGS - - All that secret thin between nit' and ttms ws for _____________________________________ ' t- Ilaroic '1 iiVI" t. 1orrrmv: - .ne..wod. Mayor Lawrence Swoflord quipped £: l vrslrrd&~'s meeting of City Council when City Engineer William Palm reported the concept of two separate plans for proposed sewage treatnwnt plants for this city and Longwood had been uneonditrnnatls " approved he the Environment professional drummer. entertaine * latest film made for the Sheriff's Impartment. "PIG" ThC Optimist Club Ii riucurrientary wa sponsored by the South Seminole' i lt' 1(IUnt' ww- shown in conjunction with ii dinner at the L&in Club in Casselberry - 't 1IarI - Protection Agenc) Plans call for a five million gallon capacity .xpansrnn to Altamonte's main sewage treatinent plant and constru ction of a facility in 1Angwood. Engineers submitted three plans to the EPA and the E.ast Central Florida Regional Planning Council, one calling for a regional plant., another for expansion of the Altamonte plant to handle the waste treatment of tiingwc.od by line transferral. It was the regional discussion which led to the allegations of secret negotiations between Swoffc1rd and Mayor Ken Brown. Mayor SwoffOrd later explained that he attended a meeting, it which Brown was briefly present. with the city concepts. Swofford engineers to disc'ss the th to outline the were necessarY plans said the three feasibility of each. ()rci1)r; i'tiOti will cost $100 million Is Launched 'Greenbelt ' 11 ( omitmnueti I runi J'uitt 1 C). rundt.;itIi ii: :1u,stt IIIIUSI& A juitt'., l,tt;, a ninpvra' miniunl iipartrne:Th' und towiitan' with Senimnmih Counts land planning Ui designate open apartnieflL houses. and rental officials. I'uuil plant, artSpaces between developed to public hearir,gs and •'Wt' are striving toward girras. Such areas, under subject approval by rount off iciuLs ,. planned unit development quulit - tiestltn at a nuxterat' Thu project I'- t)i'ifl tiesigned ui lx- developed. ing, can never nuister ulans (or a planned unit development. print:, I4iiker said. "with!elmunar emphW.SL" on creating withim with Siti' work ti' start in i'arl Greenbelt pleasant. endurmr Greenbelt art being prepared l97 for Wilco b the Vtrgtnui Beach exteflslvf fur development of :csidential and worL Wt- believe lUnd planning b private develunits of various Legal Notice opers 15 a vital counterpoint ti houses. detached. sin governmental efforts U resolve' IN COLJNT'I' .,unor's cousri prntiit'ms of rapid urban Legal Notice SLAAINDLE COUNTY. FLORIDA growth Greenbelt plans will t•Il NLe AlA) people to, become encourage itlaK of In it" Court no ,p1- C,nI iui ,i., tI1- R 1. EL)Ot ik Ftood* _________________________________ state of wdcstrman again with walkSiminoir county In Kr*bh Ito 423 bicycle paths and wuv NOTICE TO CREDITORS In it thi- Estate st '.ebtcar roads separate froni o All P,rflI N.-.Ina Claims 01 TO. Ok PiCL include an lMwlt Plans will O.maIs £4iflIl Said L,Iatr D.C.11C You anc ,iic?' 0' yi err heti, ituif course, t.!flflls courts ar.Li a FINAL NOTICE nc,tif,*C anti r,ouIr.tl to III Øfll, P4011CC is hCfl, UIVCI2 tha' , vuriets of parks rin'mt one 0,m.nth w?ilCP' You. a' ,nO*iiifli'C wili 0i tPir 7n41 do-, 0' ,thCl a' YOU, VY%11 ?1IVP 1Q11 US' Sato "We hope ti have more than OCtober. A 0 1 97 P?CUCIl t the sI.tr in the OftiCe a' elonarmeit Honorable County JudDe a' 2fl(iacreaofiakestoreceiveafld W.Ii.ce H Hall. County .Juage of Seminole County 110"iaI, fll fina l control the water wtucn falls mi Seminole County- a' his office in the • Florida, Snfør0 in Greenbelt.- tic explained ink,., .ious-r rlo.-en-iE xecutor 0' the Estiute ienUa months fran tt',r ,',tnhtl timt' J loCk. dCCd$O - SflC ii' $1Ii ''Creenbelt'' is a term used ii a. tnt f"-$' t5uOC11OOn ,-i,',,r Ears claim or demand must 1 it,W'ItItlk anti contain In.- (1111Cr niipOtt $fIC 1100r1 of ?r%Itien, tilt auency or 81 tn'rI'. 0" 11w samt shall DC void Mary iamm Edo" cLa.mitni- t,, tnt' then antI litre. mast applIcation 0 lii ettn*$ P,I a11mInt%trRtt0f of $11 I Attorneys t it,llI? :i -' t9'. 191' . PP,'LN'iOP. 'i'C 101- V4C.A1'IDPI &NC AUP4LJLMCP 01 P7lQN5 r I-LCC)kUI r- ' &a'lS 10 WP4DP.' " MA CONCERN VOL olil 4iiRUlV No. if ICr 7 1L fltf11tiOt of the own.' C" lti HLISPI" C..)M('AW't'.tDPflItlOt the (IDa" LI of ( jfl1', co,nm,nIonrs 0 Seminole (oulily, Vtofttia psirtu11fl' ii C$ ida Statute 177*01. to a:aIr anC ant- the tttllOWlflc tIesrit1eV (A1! 1st!' 0' :Ii"ldI( reOrUetl pi$?! 0' Seminole Coon'', I dr a, to *1' 'That pa r! 0' toe piaf 0' the Ma& 0I Tht IDWk DC CLAY 51'RtN Iy'ng ltUttt a' Y4r5v8 Springi Road and anal- loca"21 'v id SI Of the NE '- U,Vt,fl4 tilt 14, SW '-,, 51 '. . 0! tnt P4' '.. tIn the N. - 0' tO" one tnt Norfl 55.s toe' a' to, SW '. 0' tIn- 51 -* all ii S,ticr 3. Raie 74 East, lownehig c utt it 8% rwCord9cl Ill P11! BOOS 2 P oft Iii- N ,corOs a' Scm 1n04c County / I 10"'dl . 'Tnat part ci' the pta' Of It* REOs.A tllcar,iws Subd,vt$iun lying Scull Wetva StirIngs Roma anti a- in '.,, 0' tue NV, section 31 'lownItttv 2c- South Piat teor0eC I,ingr 78 iS Putil't Neovs a' hook Seminole Cojflly. FIi0i 'The $110 platted $antt$ lie Olitlilit toe corpo'ate limitS '1' zi,ycrina to, SVs Los! as :. Pagt- cleaning house to make We're n,n,cipaIIt', ill more room I for incoming merchandise in sem,noie Count', - " IN IHL CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1l&ttTI CN'Pt JUDICIAL. CII' CUlT IN AND FOR SMINOs.L COUWT'r'. FLORIDA. 'CIViL AC Ticipff NO In HAIR Electric SETTERS _____ ___ IS Rollers ___ - h'o"oauv of P01111- ________________________________________ L fticlNELL WOe NOTICE OF SUI'T :'u '-' P • I' YOU ._J - ' - 1/1 _____ I that an ac-lion to" PRICE _____ D Ladies Presto - I as Gene -e aefenies It In', StephenIon R CasscIDervy, Florida. 32707. At file Pstltiwr. fl',' it-ic original wIt!' toe Cu'S 0t the abost before styled Court an 1972. OltW"v.s$e ii Siptembe- Ji'Ogflwfl' may DC tflIC"SV / 2 PRICE 7r te', ')t ' WATCIl 'O- - BANDS. . LIGHT BULBS _ . cc. Polaroid Swinger . Polaroid Big Swinger THURS.-FRI.-SAT. 5T 7 P.M. Values To $19.95 I J " L S OR MORE SALES AIP1iic"'s 1,U79 ST TOOTH PASTE RY Re sioc .......... çBATH POWDER Re si.oc -------- .. 43c 49c 49c DECORATIVE COFFEE MUGS Ii Ii Ill _________________ __________ _ _ _ i_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ W V%T - ._,,I.igiiLit' , Sale items not delivered ~ . DOLLS MIS 1i • 5 ii 41 i . I .j , 1.9C6 39c ¶1 a.' AM F M Tuner Built in B Track Player—Two Speakers - Full Sized DeIVAe Garrard Turn Table - Head phones and Mobile IC Cart . _ 25O DRAWING SAT. SEPT. 16 AT 7 P.M. - LN -V.-4. pjtsr — Jo - - iiosv. a- Absentee IX11 ballots w jp - .779 decide the ~ study by (lie IX.ii' whil-hi is just received by the city iiiiii'juirtmmiotit that dtrted iS 14 15 C WS attorney 4.1 races. Can- ~1 This" 4..a5 D'..ns . 681 nOPJ I — V055 5 '3. " ((ThU '1 h...b ____ a Sd' ' 4 -' IWO - I 4 be completed _4._L4 3,013 Ia. .liiilatijr will 1' __________ = _______ - -_ -_ ~_ - 17w. A~-_ -__ -_ 4•1' 0 I ' '11 ' " WI,,,,,, - ' .44 c-LI*:P.r __ , 5 A -- ~>_) I- . int - I:igIit 3 op e I I - I (uf ', iiiihari I ..itt S I.i1i( ii l(i{'dtf'(h ,igpntq wpre arviti-,ted by nf firers Road, 0A11111; , - rrr! ir.i'I dfl1(ir'I I t)it' Irtitti ''ii F\V( ) SLSI'E( 1'S nl-I-('stP(I Ill an l'IIllv IllnrIIIiIl 1 1-1 11! ,.,,,J(l jll'I',,l jilt sville are 1!l1al-(IVd hV ,l (1)"'It.y D 4 , 1 LIIsP '-ons vt'ri' art f''ti'(1 110(1 plitria 5'III'(I in the r;iul "hi" rId-p Ir'T"N Il1 Ii n Ta I n t s vi lie' Held n I N arc ofi* c.,O%% Rai Ai'rih si'jied nearly 21 ;wmminils itt Marijuana, a 1972 (hi'vrti!t't, over $l,OO cash and a pair of 1irenriiii. Also taken was ii sIlt)st;,flre believed to ls /It pi'W'i '1 :IiarIjur4r'I f( II)IA, MIthrd, a , of unsolicited odferous in issues which he delivery supports as he is articulate in material, The representative, Frank their defense, delivered the Martinus, suggested the service yesterday to coup do grace be to deliver flyers to iwrmitted imnsolit'ited distributors of homeowners in which they ma terial to homeowners, would be requested to indicate of hubA representative or rejection pendant Postal System of either acceptance of the material. Anu'rk-a appeared before City Mayor Swofford, in outspoken this detailing Council, orinizatioti delivers second, comment, said, ''You fellows mail. sire all alike, putting the burden third and fourth c'la _________________________________________________ Ousted Sheriff they will accept it?" the analysis of the substance aroused Martinus mayor's ire by displaying a believed to be LSD voluminous brief of ma terial which. he said, represented legal opinions in test cases .f ordinances similar to that of the Escapee city. "Do YOU want to test the ordinance' You have the op portunity, and then you can the results in that file," M.yor Held In Kansas S afford tersely stressed mayor the Continuing, maintained, " The U. S ( ' Ingress raised the postal rate-i to keep junk from the homes, companies go to organizations like )ours to get the stuff out it> 1411.1. t 4 ______ m tuii' Imitit- if III'ues_solr> Vt John Polk, county shenfi, said today he had been called b> the Federal Bureau f Ssofford told council i.t'uiber of a religious sect had Investigation and advised that (umlimmiuti it % I iIl,t li,i It I' li TIlE Asso('IA'IEl) PRESS t'1Ii strong se.ni to willis McCall apparently tuis (ill't', threeway in a won his toughest election in 28 llammilin Dt'mIieHrltmc primary. years as Lake County sheriff, hiammilin led wi th 11,568 votes, but despite his 1,800-vote Tuesday's Kats4iris had 10,928 and Jimmy in margin Florida 1)emot'ratic primary he holds Dickens, a former Inlet ordinaries' and was advised he escaped from L)octor's the il le in tbutc PrisOn near Jacksonv tutild not solicit .r tjLstr in 1i bt'fl re captured religious tracts. The man, Wichita, Kan. Swofford said, Mentioned uat Griffin, one of the several Paul wrote letters, and SwofGrtfltn family ford said he replied 'Well, Paul members of the didnt write this ordinance." that operate Sea's Antique only a 52-vote edge over tile Swofford told Martinus he could sentenced by a Seminole court a si. months to five-year distribute all of material the prison term in October. 197!. wishes with the consent of Ru n off t- otnhins'd totals of his three far behind with 2,310 Last week a grand jury cleared Ilatmilin of charges of ballots still to bc' counted. law violations. 'The election Meanwhile, Franklin County v. WIS ordered by Sheriff Jack Taylor has probe three Sallie Itcuhmn Askew after squeezed mist housewife clean ('inner deputies submitted Pau, who had pledged a affidavits sii%'mnt superior ofsweep past her opponents in the' fit-ers 1I.III iirtit'rt'd the-mu to tiIlfivt'- wa' race. Taylor iiii' tribute to I laimilin' clmijuiigfl however. degree murder t-hiimrgt- in (litia'iut tm-i tk'athi of 'l'omniuy Vukem-s, a Miesiiii Ir,sllit ,f' fi-jitler iii Mc( 'till's custody Iist iiinthi tilt' liho County her if I was cleared of Va-ki'r's tk'ulh lust April lii L-'r.itikliii Count> , m etunuis - Robbers it He was convicted homeowner and that. even if the of a narcotic drug. f)0S5iOfl ordinance' did not make sense to said. Polk obey Sheriff the representative, to dis sheriff Jlss) related that The and test it would result In int'al other warrants are e-are-t'r.itmon in ''one of those his office for being held by telk back there'' i 'tt>- jail i (lniffm !.-! - S Ia W y -, -- - U- ith Ax -? * I - r. a _____ L' I JAI 'KS( )NVII .I..E, l"Ii :c. I'utico sa> robbery sas the Motive for (tie ue% ,tl)l11 sla> mInts mtl an 58-> ear-i'Ll -r'". - _ -4. ' _ ri WK - __ - - - - _~, (his it hitmit lutsdii> lthatit-hit' Jones and Wilt-rt e'nt' found 1)) a liiii.', 5L investigated when hr iond JIIIIL's failed to gtie tier a prolIrranihiOhi It'kphone' call An ax i% as fm'umui In (tie' e'ldcrl> is miluian's tie'drooiii, pollee' who .# . .. rt'lslrteml. ' flw illilitItti> t the house' ritasackeel," said -htet In. vi'stigatesr htmItk'rt S(urreitthit said the' killer or killers 1111)110> Mrs Jones tIled Irs'iii a iints- -.. T - . - '' .. - C 40 -:''-- ii e blots nii the' hut eli,'iil, orl(I Iler nelillow's Wily was luund In unothwr room He sulfured four or live gushes in the back. lie also had stub wounds, which occurred, isilit'V ui'I -A-Z A __ - .__ .- 4 - - 111111 r pvopls' (lad rail - '' li#tI ics'tuiaui who teaches at = -. - - 2 oil niui anti her ne-pht'w lit r ... - ilive_stigistllr saul .,uulsl have hs't'il iiunhi' With On it 0 No woman has ever heeui found near (tie body. tdeetetl sheriff In Florida. Juno's was fully i-blued arid In Leon County, Ken Kid- may have' beeti prcpadng to - tIn: Sh4V on Sanfort! Avenue. was - iitgtiiguwmi, is-us I>'tngbesiulu her limit of trucks,'' Council agreed to request a new study, and 10 If Spot VV I n s the speed limit for trucks would ballots, election uffitiul said. tii,i_st' OII*I iiUt',, 'II> reason for raising t ilt, )4t'l ' ___________________________________ ..._i V ,:*, ' -ably us silit slept, police suld. Jilluki:lg ________ __ - (-;J _________________________________ - _____ _ were Incomplete Imlay Imentibe tiinst late this ,11 _ Ij Pl be raised to 50 iii.p.h. Mayor 'resylor apparenti> was headed Curtis Blow reported that the for a runoff but riot ligainat Mrs. reason given for this was hint a iiitither of three istii' ftb,slit' Wuislil a WOlflVfl' the 1)01 did not have a traffic Poul, Iuii.ititi ilWi listing a 50-45 speed liupilt liberMionist but just thought Nittyor hlioss sa id, "'I'tiat is the (40111d Iituiiplisti more thlittI I _____ _____ .037 W Sit 438 from l.k. hiussetll Hill. to Oxford Itod (miii 55 in ii ' 50 111.101, It 011.1 %kab dolle, S State 11twe"fritalive Acre unit hlighiwiiy 1/-92. A I,rm'vliti.. school a-i - reques ti ng tutu t a dditional stu'Ik's on the six-m'ds un Sit 4'i L _____ (I ADOPTION ION (A1I ________________________ __________________ Stereo Tape ,j Justice -- _____ — 'l btat. Ripruiintativl pippol-W. 0406W 1 4 Value AGAINST f41JIiiIlW pt'.çf JQ.'(I I IS _________ _________ Supreme Court I ,$l _________________ VW a Electrophonk Stereo Music Center l FOR NONPARTISAN ___________________ _____ PRIZE - Cbs, °' C"1 Cia-re W..t.. 113 ___ tflWl "I 9 •• . 2.080 -— 1264J I _____________ 5,,.., C...'. ' A ________________ Slate Attorney J.4. ' 2 ~' " 47 Sheriff ('itlilit> Leon (lit' city will obtain v,it,li the .lcqtiisitilIil (if till- ltaymmion't liattilin, also huiis ('A&SU' systi'mii. ,,ii'i isssibl> lweti furtt'd into a runiiff s ithi a ill be used for i'rt'olatiiIi Ix)Imtit'ill 1141%, I( I, 1mm unofficial retuirmis the t.iponds for thit' prul1M'd 11 year-old McCall ixtlle.l 5,314 million gallon sewage treatvotes to t,$ht6 of his nearest mnent plant. Itoh I Attke', 29, a challenger, Bob l' being i-urnimit Studies are l-:l pllhltt'mIIatl Lis to th(' suitability of thi. foruit'r constructii,n a Ilainrichi, 'Issii land for this litItl)hlsI' I)t 849 pro v litus studios rt'nde red i- omiIi)aiiy i'xee'uit il' I';iistls Isiliri'liiisfl lull istiil there' is voles different results, and garIitirt(i 987 Spears the doubt now its to wht'tlie'r 'lime' a hs&'mitet' hulluts c-mild land can be used for pt're-olat inn change' (hit' iiutrotiie iii.l forte ti ioruls The council aitri't'ml U runoff for (lii' M c-Call tutu annex (lie parcel with a iiinini', 14)1* Ii' (lilt' mii,niiniit party of LA-I classlficiitiiini I liss, an (ii> Republican agricultural ; it could litter in Ni,v.'imibt'r t' officer, change Lulling Ofl parts (f the' lslitMet 'all is as usja'nili-ii froiii parcel which van be used. office earlier this )ear Ii> I Council agreed to send it lli'ubtn Askew after a gniiuiut letter to the Uute' l)epiirtiiient Jury, iuid'tt'd hiiiii uiii a sec.ilul i I )( 11 of Trans portat mu 156 ' " - i _- L £ prolwrt> .. i Js1a as! ii.., ''. )2 A . I _____________ - 1 40 A it". :- 24U' Al PsIuN?1 - c''. ---' "" WIN 011 ' tract known as tilt- Sutton property. This is juirt of the' CITY , ii p,-,..a.., "'SI Of It". Jiafr '- State Represe ntati ve oAppppppp"p""p~ PR- CE -, ., _____ SAW — 164 _' SIT)J - GRAND STUFFED ANIMAIS WHEEL TOYS ______ t 'cs..s-- TO INS ' ____________________________ — 1201 • s...... - J1046 - work session. Council discussed iintl agreed OS WINTII U'1lN _____________________ School Board ______________________ ____________________ 111 Z ~/Z / oc- . AMINDU(NT CMAITII 0 INS niw6 MAlTS State Senattli 1/ I - -' ________ SUAVE HAIR SPRAY F . - ~ / CMI.. 4 00111 ,.. ' This cAssEl,UERI(y week's iiieetmii ill the City Council was a busy one, as many items were discussed 1)0th in the regular imit'etirig and - , ____ ,,., a..,'., __________________ i'tamPt' 11F- i oppone nts with 201 absentee' PUICISCYI 3..-d ii C.i.i. , - _________________ - All items I,mite ,.. 9VV I.- S ' 1" p..,'., — lO 1 . H.I4 "° Co7sgrr3cion.aI 3 j F By KATHY NIiil.A('K 2 ,715 ____ 1 2.425 0 1. REPUBLICAN s To £LiT PRICE 0..... A. twull A ___________________________ County Commissioner luTst* — - Instaniatic .• 4 & 0I . IS - Annex Okayed 0H . I p UTOS __ ___________________ . . . 1 .49 — S /2 . Irt tin' , F S S 1,542 _________ toga W WILT 1. Representative •• • S 19c ..........•. 39 1 I a _ CAMERAS - ' *Reg, S _________________ ______ ' ' 2.051, __________ PRIZE ' ' 10 - 15 Transistors '..,'. 11;~Jl 1.1 _____________________ Public Defender p DOOR (ti*,,',II1. J' •,-- - . . VINYL RAINCOATS To First 50 a' Cirll Cou Depu", CIrs V ' I / PRICE _______ __________ ______ a t-hea pe r" UtOLI. 2.2rd aoui 1 ___________ FREE 01 4.'. - _____ - -. 3, %STATIONE P- - '-- Values to 529,95 Mod Leather Augolt 19 A?tfij' 6 _________ ___ ______ apa'nt ' tilnOlOti 11W tea' WP4E $110 Coo'" a- tOtS itO- 25th øat - ( 1 Pas, Otfirr D ower one DIANE E lectric Battery - Clock RADIOS It ' A. - tiflOI1 SOt) _— - Reg. - d 4..', 11" - he ddt it g up In NAS.'c earth-orbiting S k In b In demonstrated I3 C h a r I e s Conrad Jr., 4, "ho %% I ll command the 25mission. The "prmmctlii tic." Is progressing at houston, To-%. This Setill) iill keep him from floating around in eightlessness. 3 1 - 1,699 - ' ir - i• Ml -w! ______________________________________ I I J I / -- PATSICI ' - ,'r 5 1. S1rltf 3.146 _____ - I HAIR - I i .I I - -ir ___ __________________ Counn D*nd 1'. 2 ______ Dissolution you art ,eg,iresi to sr.,. 801?d - _________________ ALL .tc.it ____________________ 1 &,, Psi CI .1 I marringe flIs br filed agflIfl$' anti % / ..- -:' _"~ - ~ ,/ ___ 008 I - - ' fi G.,, 2 ___ _____________________ __________________ I - D...d I..'..d ___ 04 - / _________ _________ I..... 0 0..' I tLsssr,flsflA '- - sowini 0 - - ,,\ A , - S11' M. 10 w.v,ItITOS W _____ - Day. ARE pfEpa P4lI . % 4 ' Judga 3,,4,,11 o. it 2,540 WITJIO c...'.. "" 1,1's D-." ly and DIII - Sup.r*ntend.nt of Schoois I Customers Each Avenue i't'OvI3t'flt ktiobt' tSIev,i' 'Y __________________ - - CIUU _________ It's Christmas In September, - • Poperm ate Pen it WlI Sti-ef' ct-r' P. ' .- V I p...,_... Dsa,it -s (AVIS \ .00. 'Tnt .tor.mentUneti YOU br ten' v*I*f emanO tltior t b flIed upon rei of Ptltiøn S-u a'r- 9 , '- ' State R.pr.sentative ' 1 F I11= __ ____________ - and jailed under a 82,fMO bond installer; Kevin Andrew c Of 19, Carroll Abbott, hay Areskog, 19, of 932 Black Oak more tin - 1 Ii, i" ain't was Orlando, court. hansel Avenue, Orl.artdo. a laborer, and imiiirljunnn tit Iaintcvill.',' possession charged with of Steven .James Hefferan, 19. of according ta ('ounty Vie.' Chief a and possession of South Orange Avenue. a marijuana fl13 Parker. 1.'1). Raymond Sgt total bond of a rer Bond was set at f2,.)fl firearm with following an carly iimrnin Ioiir of the suspects arrested $5,QflO, According to agents, each raid Atents from the Sheriff's listed the Latty Ranch us their Abbott was the owner f the The agents entered the house department and Sanford, residence, Those are Terry and money that Wits on a search warrant issued by car. Runs lAlngwood and Orlando [MIII' Mar luitt, 27, a musician. (eiry confiscated. Justice of the Pence Cbartes itepartmentsratdeil a residence Let! Mathis, 23, a musician; Also arrested on possession of Walls, One person is believed to just off Wi!linghamii Road, Rudolf Otto Mueller, 21, a James were marijuana charges through the back have escaped k n own as l.atty's Ranch, l,tlrSu'rvilthfl, and Greg Stevens i-f Fl! hun'!!. 2. 1'ii-r' Si !4-,r and agents believe ut w-is a Marlatt, 21 I.i Ii wa'I ( h;iri'd irretinn ' in oine form of undress hh'fferan tried to escape by naping through a window, but -, .' was run down and capred U fl k M a i I H I t By Sw off o rd -. Lt. L R. Rice, who provtdei .r.i(ormed backup along t.n th' - icople in order to '.r'kr l)t'li%-ory in Altamonte, lie said, lAl(U)N REIIIEA hi Ffug.hey. junk tnateriiii stopped - why St. Roy was stymkd, due to complaints According to Parker, ot..'r don't you write them and ask if AI.TAMONTF; SPRINGS -- of Violation of the city's orcharges are pending a chemicAl 4 -. - 'Mayor Swofford stressed the necessities untv ) II ____________________ ___________________ R.pi'es.ntativ. SANFORD - . 1 - I I OPEN 9 A. M. in ', St george 123 East ROBINSON , I Gongnirrotial , I V as SUPPLIES _.. I PH. 322.0642 That the partieS ntresteC itt $110 followi business etiterpiM' •r C 'au' R,d'lla Joan C Riddle t Mn,tl,inO !,eminole C)ateo (10r,Oa Sep),mbr 7th mei' 71' Oft -4 1 97 SeI 13 _______ A.135Welts ON OFFICE MACHINES Sanford Ph. B-4436 i I DEMOCRATIC ' 2676 S. ORLANDO DRIVE (HWY. '17.92) MAc;tMEN' ANAI.Y5lS Ii, untIe' whiCh we a' t 1Li 04 Magusra VOOfI1IS 50%OFF1 9 (305)341.$431 I Statute" ChaCt ," tar p,OC 0' p0ict1!O' a' tot mt .-.cmP-.Ev COMPAN" lIt C Everette F VERNON BVNNCT"T UP TO FURNITURE LUGGAGE ART £ ENGINEERING I j lt (.It tAI.Uht I - Further, he contended "architects have talked about 150,000 buildings. - this Is just unrealistic." Semieno le I / - / 44 litiOuI.flamt to-wi! wrricI Ct& WIDE / , iVJ4 __ __ iit'arlv2:t;unind;nf a - .- . . *_ ii : ____ ____________ - - wheels." I I HlvC ,T 11w CII', of Maltianti '17751 \ / _I _ ______ ___ __ ! - __ __ :.Y - be considered as tennis courts, basketball will be forwarded to Atlanta, and that approval courts, shuffleboard, etc. and streets and already had been granted by state officials at Tallahassee_With approvalofthetwoplantparkingarea. n ________________________ STORE- - J , 565.04 i- for ,cIa Statute will r.glltr with Inc Clerk ottt* Circuit Court. anti to, SrntnoK County F$o",dn tJPOi reCeifl' o proo' 0' tOt ouDisCat,0r 0' MIS notice. the 0: C Ver non Miis Jr., 0 In,' Estate ".!P' ii c 7' "I,Ctitiout Name 0' Cior,q' J lock Dsc,as.c c.. C t.' Cs. A NO M 17£ I. 11CR R Attorneys t*' Estate .O Dra-'-e' 7 A,j 3 It A. Sii v, I 'TC) WHO" Ii MAY CONCCRP4 P4flt,' is, fl?fly (1ive?, ?h11$ t0i 101 untIe signea Pursuant t At Executo' at ttie Estate of 51140 eitfltt' WHI'U'IELO. V1R1GP4'T. LEONP$ARD'T A. IRICKEL. 704 Metcntt 5u1tdifl Ia 108 3$O1 0" atuio - ' *4% __________ NAME STATUTE such 4 1 5-1 6 ir1 — ii anti for an cide' d,SCflarUIflU E*rcuUn Dat.a th is tht 1110 aas Of AUQUII f'D 197i E.wtri As S AT. Legal Notice _______________________________________ th,'s.IOiudOeforlfin$IIltfIemtr' O T H U R S. - F R I. S EPT. 1 - I ___ 11111111111 ___ z 1l`_._.._V - I. 1. - b _ - 'No start to move." Both will use tortiary treatment Palm mentioned that sever8 points outlined at a neetmn, with EPA officials fnrthri strengthened the case for separate plants MR)-or Swofford, obviously . cialed at tile no%% ,. of expedition of the sewage facility, commented 'that's a good report." Councilman Daniel Dorfman injected. "a good report for IAwgwood. too, I'm sure-" In another action involving innovations in the city, Palm was authorized to prepare a cost estimated for various elements of the legacy of parks program and report to council next week.'fl*e city received a federal grant of $l2,OOOfor the legacy of parks program and will provide matching funds. Mayor Swofford told council the Issue has "dragged along too long" and that four month-s have been "wasted" with provision of a ne' tcqxmgraphicM map and revision of plans. The plans cost 1900 the mayor said, the modification $496. Swofford said he failed to see any modifications and that the city is "spinning our - -.1. - - - ; -- -__ - - -,I conci'pt, Palm said the hoth plants should 'n tI/ : . - . TA i .4Ve r.* -.0- iI I1, a. -. ( roved • , t ' I ?' ' - _ _N~ j, '-1 ' I - R MARl(N RE11IE. - - It 4t-i-ortllng to newsiiv'ti'S estiIliHu' , M -4 ;i'i'rn and K ,'nned "poke to a IHI%IIV 1*5 40,000 iii doi ntnsn t'hii'ngn during the noon h.nn Separate Sewage i • i I ccovern V titfa,*b frrdb 300 N F RE NC IA I I LINCOLhMtPCURY tri .i' so for In the sMi1 So 1 think it fl tftnI siti R (IWGC, HERRNGThN Southeast Asia, Mcthwern said the most hectic kind of have the feeling that liesday night. "I continue to be campaign but the most pro- I Msoclate4l Press Writer turning the eortwr In the most PI1SBURGH tAP — Wtth amaied at how strong the ductive, too, and one of the fl fl't "! fr'x tlt i.'t He talked Sen. Edward N. Kennedy at his reaction is against the war .. ii salisfying. "fl Up" side and his most hectic day of remains a dominant worry to newsmen before boarding his The South t)nkotnn anti Iii' plane jet for the night from campaigning just completed, people everywhere, itlRburgh. "Sen. Kennedy was just oh- ett the day in lInnea'lk is,itl, to address rallies In turned the corner and is climb- scheduled ou before it ended, thie hail nping in his bid to replace Richard Pittsburgh and Philadelphia to- serving that ordinarily mag t -ter crowds tim following "twein in the Allite 110119t. this early P'°P' than McGovern has In enthusiasm 16-hour schedule. lude and Despite the President's ef- ing five-city, fort!L to wind down the U-8 and spokesman for the hail wanted the commtnn Sen. V/uh E jZhr 4 ' r _ -!-. _____________ Ir as - USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES IT _________________________________ __ -.- - --- __1 t , 'l RHYTHT' -- I eput tin H SHEETS buses, car hauIer and trucks forts 9 i I_ - ____ - Hus % portion of the runway to aHos hazards existing on Airport hen'.% vehicles tram traveling the airport's Mehlon'ihle Road the roadway. was rescinded ntr&•-e to be Opened for 1('3V I DEAL LINING MATER hAL (They Just Prior to the vote. John V between Sanford Avenue and vehicles, was turned down by Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) Mercer, Mrpnrt Authority v1 U.S 17.e2. all commissioners. a prepared NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM statement toread the gathering had Venerated b residents of the chairman, EASIL affected area, tenants and WtllCt4 purported to show that members of the Sanford Airport the airport would be sleverely Authority, the commission set a damaged econnmVaIl If t I t he 2:5-mile-per-hour speed limit on prohibition to heavy vehicular IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING stretch and for- traffic was ;ssed 'Day Of The Cat' Fit requested the road 1w ________ bade any passing, with inLOON FOR tructiofls given that yellow designated as a fnur4ane hineswillbedrnwnonbnthsides municipal boulevard as a - AT— protection for residents "I of the road ...- - Mounts ri. 1 i - - _______ _ __ _________ ______4 ____________________ I RSAi' Blvd. which travel back and forth to the Sjnfnrd (itv r4mtnta(nn h An ordinance never im. approved i compromise solution at public hearing piemented ___________ - mu. SCOTt i ___ ___ i Ted ALUMINUM :-,41 . Restricted raffic 71 1* *~_ 1qW- I - - -. ., * , : 1 _ -_k %, . - ft . 6 & J1I N it 4 r4ka I - - 146 4 -I- 3 * ) 7" ...tp *X - __ _ __ _______________________ V 4. . It i I.-. I'u,ul-.nII Nixiiii hulls a I A ll I'INln-:lIIn S h'IIUIILIMS, President conk'i 011tt' ituring a tius at ('nsa �The W , r1rc.rh',,, Sanford Herald B 97? sp? ... Wednesday. Sept. 2B-Tre SanfordHerald 13. '1972 —-- - .sn: - £ _____ James _ __________ ____________________ __________________ _____ . 111* •-., w- ri6tgrn -.rner!m - £.' _______ ____________________________________ tl- Zi.4 r• Vjannev Fater J.r P - ____________ _____________ _________ ______________ __________ . the Rt. Father and F.. awk from Michael FIYTIfl Utlt bride's grandmother cierTflafl at the p. m double Williarnsport. Pa.. wore a H The bride is the daughter Mr and Mrs. William C. wri.tney, Wir'dermere, and the -. er . - white m _____________ ____________ ____________ - --- - L"9' , wn of so Miss Mar th a maid of or hon and best - '-.1T' . ' — 1 t - -- - . - -- , __ I -_ . - - - rr - - - , - . ' S a - .-- ' -1 - - -. S , ' C S f together for a year before we got married, and during that time he used to tell me about this girl and that girl with whom he was having a heavy romance, or a one stand. Anyway, he got around plenty before he married me. What bothers me, Abby, is that Danny keeps wanting to Introduce me to these old girl friends of his. I met two of them and was very uncomfortable with them, knowing wbat the past had been. (One is married now, and even in the presence of her husband she flirted openly with mine.] I put my foot down when Danny wanted me to tven1ng with another old flame. We had a big fight about a lt. Danny said I was childish. I said he was just trying to make me jealous. He said if he had cared about any of them he would have married flIEM—not me. I am all on a '4"' -, . ... // : .. -,. I A \\\\tJt ¶ _4 4 , ', .I ______________________ MISS PAMELA THOMAS, bride-elect of Rudd, arid her bridesmaids c __________________________ were er coffee given by Mr W. L. Brinson. John an Carver, aunt. Left of aa to ('api William K. tkadOn Jr bride. and Mrs. arid liiias Hn*UIL Ring Beater was Scott A. Whitney, Murray. maid of honor: Patsy Thompson. bride-elect: Sandi Harris, sister of the groom: and Sheryl Thompson. sister of the bride- Other brother c4 the bride. guests enjoying refreshments of assort ed sandwiches, olives, salads. cookies, nuts. rainbow mints, coffee and iced tea were Mrs Edna daughter's wedding Mr Whitney chose a float gown with white ribbed Murray. mother of th e maid of honor; and the grooms mother and gother. Mrs Rnger Hirris and Mrs Emma Harris. apd,ict ar.d long sleeves Nai white panels ac'c'tiittd tht !1l skirt and sht wore a white orchid corsage. -- 'Cecelia Farmer Photo u --- _- - - J(zh'iIz" Horse of DKG Gamma Society attended a Stevens. Wilma Colbert, Boyd Coleman, G. W. Morgan, E.G. works10p meeting held In the e Bank of Lewis, C. K. Carlton and the De Berry Room of th modem and up-todate The Fabulous NeW SenYt-na In New Smyrna Misses Lvista BLauvelt and ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. P1) You want to investigate new outlets and make new acquaintances, and this is a fine day for Grace Marie Stinecipher. Beach. Vance Brown of ____________________ 1n 's Club Mrs. Umatilla, Rho president, U' rerirted some of _______________ the highlw.ht.s 1 o L.nieriain doing AIR CONDITIONER WITH EXCLUSIVE ROUND DESIGN UPFLOW DESIGN TOSSES HEAT And SOUND SKYWARD YOUR LOVE _____________________________________ sIT1, Electric General AIR Air Conditioning Sys'em The Casselberry Woman's were made, the members met CALL . in groups to plan Rho Chapter s AW open the Fail seawn , Ticketit are avadable at the Club f or this sW" P, ~ '"'' " Vaughn W awn. Ne,w Zealand teen wt aside Shop, Longwcxid: with a membership tea to be program of work for VJA LL .. , " Famise.s mtere-sit-d in a good Saddle Up Gold Cup wtnnt'm and his hor. on year. -. the clubhouse Oak at Stables; River held of action this is it Fid Double C Anttxmy are getting prepared dill rnbers from Swdord who L...;Me. Suck- Ovabrook Drive on Tuesday. ict the Benefit Hunter-Jumper and bevinrage wdl be available Stables on Rouw PLOW, man Harness Shop. Lee Road: Sept. 19, from! to 4 -----)3rsejwtotjtheldatWInter on the premises Members are asked to tiring Springs Stables. Winter and Springs Stables. Tu.sks'willa _____________________________ guests Tickets may be purchased for Road. Maitland, Saturday. sorpt 23. the c'ntra florida at Winter Srinzs ___ has Del Bunker Vaughn :~ Society ________________________ Requests pñced for the groom! I 4i.' modern way to do your work and show you are very' efficient, It .— '\' ir, \ \ , - . ' -', .. . ,, .. i 4 desired Doris Williams, -I - - / -,. - - . situation that does not look ScoW to you c*o$s Youn izasT' C*o i.. On' I can't balisas t,sa gtveie girdle On sale for the -- -•• • -. .- ;-'' -.-' ' L - '- :j ' 1 n tI$t time now 0-1 11,11 "I 9 DAYS p. I til the P55-i4v v 'Day Of The Cat' / . - - ,. . ''-' .Gu.slsw '' "-$' LOOK FOR IT - ,,,, ,, 4 at 13 f Four conveiai.et credit ph.uss available C SAVE $101 c*os1Yot I AQUARIUS (Jan- II to Feb I')) l)o those things that will bring about a happier relatiunship with Iriends and relalives Appreciate their ideas and potentials more out to fun places and hobbies that are your mutual cup of tea PISCES (Feti 2(1 tO Mar- 20) if you show Others your finest .apihilities you gain much; good for popularity and preitige Succcss can he yours if you rly your carets right Show you can improve conditions around you wisely he or she will he IF YOUR ('11111) IS HORN [OL)AY one of those young people whose mmd literally roanis the / ; , o.)) SAVE $201 SAVE $101 /'/ - adasoisdert 145 p44 . - SAVE ON THESE GRFAT PLAYTEX STYLES -, _______________________________________ -- - - - whatever social (unction appeals to you most SCORPIO (Oct. 11 to Nov 11) If you alt down with financial cxpelt and learn how to carry through with those important projects, you can then do so very effectively 'our common sense Is particularly good Show you have true Ability SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 21 to Dec II) You are in a fine mood and can get others to go along with your Ideas and plans very easily Early evening Is excellent for social enjoyment wtti congentals Show particular attention to mate or attachment CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) Quietly Ia over with good friend how to become far more popular in the future sonic Plan intelligently 1111w to gain your finest aims .1' Ir' , ', - ScietyEWt -- It least five days before I - - _ SALE ENDS SE. 30, 1972 11-~s-,ee.aft --%-V" optwMow.TbwRs. Fat. ThIS SANFORD PLAZA 353-i$* _________________________________________ HIS '1IAJESTY III bO'.V out in versatile, cf)lorf ul knit shirts thiS F all. Model shows a bold green, gold and blue butterfly loot & Coullin, Manuel Jacobson I . •- , LINCOLN - MERCURY H*f 11928t5ftints - - PI-A 16 '.l( - T - 32 31 Octo ber is now itiody. I.*01 your copy wrid youi builidAte and SI to (' rroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), Box t,2'), . PH. 322-47 1 2 ((o, ) 1)12, McNaughit Syndicate, Inc print. (i..' viit uflhll iarretc summer la'e for eollec'ing snfls and tennis racql,,lts Too late for the rack on the outdoor grill hnut ' i- fines (or not hanging up w begonias tuberotis enfur 'inu )iah alWav t'leaflsng rule . a eet1 We'tI f Too late for all 'hne pas'ket herh garden in the icie v,trd planned for Rut?. wait a minute tin kitchen window 2Ird'n. After all !tctc railed Things to Do 'l'his l'aH t' iTught IIQC t1iri' it ' s up our e',ar', - - i h g - -- - ___________________________________ -p_____ ___________________ ______________________________________ __________________ ____ __________ ______ 1 5s F)(Cf:P.r .i4 'ii !r s'i USTIN :flFfWN ANNE 3ANCDFT UTW.RINE ROSS u.S - -\i,im 44 .W , .~j 'l THE e 'Ln — '•' - 1i GRADUATE :' -, - = , — - — — - 50 49 - — - — _______ _________ 46 r7 148 by th e club ' s leader, SkInner, to a bike tar . and Malloy accepts. _ — — — — — 5 — — 7• — — — 14 solo singing and sketches with (.iroi and cast. - SIack \Iad.' IA)rlger .cami' trim so it looks planned rather than added. Be sure to wash the trim before sewing it on to prevent another shrinkage problem-MARIANNE 4 4 4 Tele GIRLS.—A few inches could be cut off each leg and then a band of a contrasting color fabric, or even two colors, could be set in betiseen the two pieces for a - If you're -: -. -' '' -. I 1r looking adopts" three new daughteri for trouble -. -. portrayed by Karen Valentine he's JOE L1Dfl '5 ' ' 10 CLEWT 1ASTWOOD 1, KIDID . first case involves Mike Arnold, as assistant district attorney, arrested for the murder of his JOE - and instead turns up evidence that gives police a motl"e. - - ;'in'n; \ - MArINEE DAIL( .INI EVENING 75: SAMANTHA 7:00 (2) To Till the but when the set is turned on at the appointed time, we T ru th () TrUth or Consequences Factor, (') back and forth, laugh at each others jokes, discuss the sex life of (lie grasshopper and J. Caesar's foreign policy. I am interested in watching the game and could not care [i (ó) Whrs My Line! c'unhhicnt.s. If you turn off this nauseating diatribe, the (9) Wait (ii Fa?r Conies t-4cr1'ne 600 12) Adam 12 () Carol Burnett (9) Paul Lynde dialogue.- 8 30 (2) Mo-.ies (lit, COlUt! Oil Iletirv laugh wIth (or at) them hut those announcers' by play lull) make them feel they are spurts, too.-POLL' - (9) Mo''es 9:00 (a) Medical Cen te r 10:00 (2) search (a) Cannon (9) Julie Andnevas DEAlt POLLY—When a iniiiiiq ihw f .ivar ii . 1fgJYJJ4Jji -0 a 40 ______________ it ________________________ 730 (2) Price Is Right less about the corny jokes and hogwash of the two in- NOW SHOWING - Drive-In Tht Can't from s 10 Sat. 5. Sun. I I%l"Y1)N L)ST4ITE FOR THESE ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS Those "Cotton Comes To An At It Harlem" Co Again! : (1 7 lAE _____ ____ ____ _____ liar COME BACK - -- 40111110UY _________________________________________________ ____________________________________________ CHARLESTON ____ _______ ____ _______ ____ ____ BLUE 1100 (2) (a) (9) Nev.s 11-30 (2) Tonight Shos. (9) Movies light bulb breaks In a Q lighting fixture and you House Of Steak - __________________________________________ It, takt' a spring t,'pe clothespin, grasp the filament with It and turn. It will conic out very easily. Of course, you Will first turn off the electricity.-MItS. A. A. IMYIIPIISI IN 1•piS4aCliOii Ia A. l. •s is vt pieAib.liS •1191 by ptsiIl a) 6:08 (2) Sunshine -r'a"a 6:15 (a) Sunshine Alrraiiac 6.25 (2) World Tomorrow 630 (a) Summer Semester 6:45 (2) Spor ts Club , 700(2)Today (a) Rule for Doubling a Force 13 the full treatment. Ile led the Jack of dia- News 6:00 (a) Capt Kangaroo (9) Mike Douglas moods West took his q5ueen 9:00 (2) PhIl Donahue #AKQI V 73 (6) i:sr i:sr a, V Q10963 V.1 , ; Q 75 4 Vuii 4 . K J S .' SOUTh 7; VAKJM 4Q04 Both vuInetlk % esl surth East South 14 24 p L)bte Pass Opt'iiisig lead , fl Osisaki & James Jucoby W Price Is Rgnt amti.I diamonds to get rid of two clubs, Then he rutted 10:00 (2) DInah's Place (a) Perry %5.asori dummy's last S1iIie and led 1(5-JO 4') Con'e'. J!.'O his last club :'-'r 11-00 (2) 5,sle ( West had to trump his W Gambit Partlit'r's trick and lead awa) from his queen of I130 (2 HolI.J he.ut t to let South make two a Lobe of L''e tied (9) What would have happt'nt'd If West hadn't doiihletI' North would has bitt If North and something South reached i no-trump garnet they would make it but AFTERNOON (2) Jeoparth (a) Where 10d Heart Is (9) N.s 2 Instead ut pasailsg, yost alt' act', took is short look at the Send i , ,coi MODERN b.GA bums sow to.. 'Via of loridlio.,Wo (a) Beat thi C'o t' All My Chilcirus I 30 (2) Dick Van Dy () As the Wo' id Lets Malee a Deal 2:00 (2) Days of (jr Li u () Guiding Light (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2) Doctors (a) Edge t Night (9) DatrS Game .1 00 (2) Another World (a) Love Is a Many Spl.ndored Thing (9) ;e jpri t)At - i's Jr - : -' 'IL Id __________ - - - ----- -- _________ _____ ________ --____ ( .14' ",'',4i — EVERYDAY 5 5 ,,,,.'... (9) ', - - SPECIAL Ba1nnä , ' SEAFOOD DAY J's; HOUSE .' .'IUt 1 5 Dinners - welcome is,tjO )d4ti ,uIJU II i'iiifl r'es, 'osstJ 4i4U it uie Iaw, nuiti iupivs avid jut lell'ou ,uiItI Uac t School To All S?udwvits Highball . . 65" Children', Dinner - FREE M ost CocktuiI 7 5 _______ ______ DRINK - '0 - /t/. \ 7 / 11 !'I ' . II ii L 'hi 'ii * fi. & it - II ¶U,i. ii ' JUST ASK FOR IT!] _______________ 2U Michelob Buiar Ii;' ii. :Ii. BAHAMA JOE'S LOBSTER HOUSE iu. ci . - r viii.. ti * The green Top U) asu • 15 '5 I -- - - \ \% IN, R Goneral Hospital 330 (2) Return to Peytco Place (a) Secret Storm (91 i. Lit. t Live 400 12) I Dream of JeannIe (a) F liuitsiones (9) Movies a: 30 t Poii.rosa (6) Metv Griffin this "ers. (a) F4jans 14eues Stat ion, N. Y.il, NY. 10019. _-- _________ "'-'-3 Show I I 10 P.M. it _____________ _____ ______ ___ ___________ ____ %lidiulur ____ LUNCHEON SPECIAL "Man Called Adam" 'LILA'' Ton'iorrv.'i (9) spill S.cooa I 00 (2) Somers.' TODAY'S QUESTION h bid two h v a r I a use, diamonds East West's bid thice di am u nil What tIes t'5t jtiaidnle G,Jtr Raymond St. Jacques PL they would probably wind up 12:30 (2) Nev,s s.arcr for playing some sort of part back to watch S uth try' to wriggle off the hook. South diet ijulte' a job WI Iggliuig lie tosik the first Ii ick wit Ii tttimiii 'j ace' of tii,iiitiiuitls lt'sI heart it' Ceiling; Came to tile collclu, sl'iit that West held either PasswcrJ 'IN .'itt tt'k given by voui' double' will p,, tV hie'Iii your jiultuer, neil Selili , • P I',,,, IP0l1 t'1lt5 \1,ti wt'st, a player in our iuh. 4 A 115 1 V hi I •32 4K551 tier bridge game, retaIls What tits .0 Liteisu' thititighit Itlut his -' - PatS S'S bitt lsssi hai h It se t'l e i ll trouble and it ties nit ssh*t itsit of bitall dt&t'iisti oct'01 icil to him that South is. It he i tier sour partner was going to make his twolikt'h to bitt sg*ln, u had best heart contract. i'htis, when everyone p,'s_ it _______ ____ 30 (9) score. MlwSPaPtS IMTIIP*l5I ss' There is a very good rule ____________________________________ of bidding which is that on 'lout double a forcing liii 1 uiilt'ss soil ale sure UI ts • things 'I'iie first is that you m iu,, iIS &'aii tlttt'Ot that t'OI11lit't, the 51'u:h Fi s rsi '.a iii '' I : . (9) Movies cashed dummy ' s t.p spades #953 Rompoor %'C •- ,"iC Ne Still Hv Ct.jr MORNING Notwooeaft WIN AT BRIDGE .0 I H U R SD A Y _____________________ aiitt iOtit' t'i'utt'tt to give ; __________________ stalls his own thvestlgation, WEDNESDAY Dear POLLY—My Pet Peeve (if a niere man can be allowed to enter the sacred hallsi is that I. and Perhaps two million others, enjoy watching games on television _____________ A LO-1 11, 4 i i 161" ' wife Alice Cannon, believing his ' VisiOn 1 frtend's pleas of innocence. "made that way" look.—POLLY ssed Ills double lie $__ Nd Show Premlerei. "Howie backgrounds." One s • thief, fly l'OLL'i Cit AMER I)EAIt I'ULLY-Lorraine can lengthen her slacks that shrank by adding a colorful trini to the bottom of each leg. If necessary, more than one row could be added. Also cover the waist band or trim the pockets with the NORTH (D) \ ,.; ' ,i 1 Daughters of Joshua Cabe Comes to Roost." The new one a ptc(p;ciC.!t ird r.e u comedy series stars Paul Lynde prostitute as attorney Paul Strnrns and - Cannon Elizabeth Allen as his w:fe 1(1-11 CBX.S. Bait Cat.i I ing ,Martha. In the open and Sudden Death." Partly Bill segment, their oldest daughter Conrad is back as Cannon. His 1 remove - - Of The Week i Premiere . 1Th.' Sandra Dee, and Leslie Warren. *-*:30 ABC, The Paul Lynde all possessing questionabie I t'iitl Ihtnds 'xv illi ' easily roov -- another season, and Jim and their families, he derides Nabors, a long-time favorite he better get his daughters i) g, joins the group in thiS return from the East. But they season's opener. Jim does some refuse to come back, Cabe FollY' S I'OI4TEHS the ' When trapper Joshua Cab.' — — — .i __ - -9 CBS. (,irol Burnett Show. Buddy FJwn I learns that the Uarol and friends. Harve y homesteading law has reope netI Korman. Vickie Lawrence and the territory. with first claims, Lyle Waggoner. are back for gotrig to current land owner,, ____________________________ —__________ - "orar -of the meeting. Mailoy Is challenged *30-li) ABC. Werlrrsd.ii Mu':.' \lalloy. fly the end - - - — — ___________ — 43 44 th" adults and conducted by caSIP 1 — 41 40 DEPARTMENT STORE . "., M E. F I RST ST. I ; iii '1 - — Ittit king of diamonds and sat during the lifetime- Be sure to give the finest education $ possible that will combine the inactical and the eaIlstic. Give courses in psychology, too Working with tie masses, in humanitarian outlets especially, or In artist and similar fields 5 heal here Show- loyally to your offspring at au tunes Build ego f ('arioli Itighier's Individual It)rCftt for ytir -AT---- - I) some time past Put more verve into whatever it is you are doing Get the proper results now VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) You have to change your attitude at home if you want to get the right results and have true harmony there The planets are favorable and you win out l'lan how you and kin can have more money in the future. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct 22) 'l'mi have a brilliant idea that can be made workable provided you gain the cooperation 1 right associates. Get an early start on it Ihe csening is fine for -- . accompanied by a black and - - I I S . 4 l Herald office , should be - - P1 1 Engagemeot and wedding forms, available at The Criv • Zas S100N CIIILDRUN (June 22 to July 21) Find a more I advance. C 0411% 9% such as your mate, partners- Get into that civic work that gives head LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Spare time spent with good ii be made at least a week in need. PHONE322-$321 ai parties, clubs, etc. should you and add to present income, benefits, Spend some time in the outdoors and feel stronger. Get thow cobwebs out of your - for information friends can give you more plei,sure than has been rotsible for - Deadline the bride, h*fs • k _ news b, a thsmon4 saj 14 5.ant 5o44 0 ! _ Zcks diamonds for Your Choice d ' _____ __________________________ additional need Find some new system that will give you added income Stop wasting energy in wrong ways ---be shrewd GEMINi (May 21 to June 21)Fndeavor to reach a better b understanding with those who are important in your life, Wilson I - -. decjuc-table ' or the sure you make the collections that are due and which you tax Winter Springs Stables, 671: are A bcauti,fulscc'Uc,nof the 400 Foundation acres KHII*y ': ' dL.J J ,i' ___ to D. 54) i l Acquire of SANFORD. INC. _________________ For further infcrmatxi, call that , you greater prestige, too, A down-to-earth attitude is best. SOUTHERN After committee assignments Beginning Children Show To Aid Kid just Make sure you go to the right sources for it 1.URITc (Apr fl to t.iv 20) improve your credit and be For n'avt' Dickens can firk..ns upon us, so ' 36 cannot COOL of the International Delta Kappa Gamma Convention which she attended in Houston, Texas in August Reports were also given by those members who had attended the State Workshop in Ceiuis a nominal cost checks oayable __ 38 I)EttIt the during Dirt Rarbara Jane Actman hrinis i Officers Mailoy and home her new htihantl. Howti' 1)uf'i. It°ed are back again After and the two move into tii.' numerous clashes between the SImm's home. Howie seems rnrnjmnity's adults and the be able to do everything well, King's Choppers Motorcycle except hold on to a ;oh Club. Malloy invites the Additional problems present rr'nrcyrle enthusiasts to a themselves when F!nwte almn' _______ -______20 HENRY GENERAL ILNDENCIES This isawonderfut day and evening for the various conferences and meetings you need to have to get others to see your best qualities You are most articulate and have the planets with you for gaining a new approach and success in whatever Weatherfron Central 551 5 O,triO Lv, M.?*i ,.. 'I I --- 5 Without from dii CwoH RIitss Institute Chapter of Delta Kappa Echols, Richard Packard, Tim Lessons For CANNON MUSIC CO. — kick-off might htt missed. Yours for the sport itself "._,.\) Sanford members of Rlo attttxkd were the Mmc. K. H. sicrct Ile's chUdish to expect you to. ______ h:ORCAST FOR ThURSDAY, SI:PlEMUER 14, 1972 ____ ICARROLL RIGHTIR'S ,0,,,,64,j& Begins New Year .41 'l'e(i eeks iT - - 55 ".'': _______________________ Iiitgh I 10 11 I — rlec are ______ - 14 33 1 -- are confronted with two ginks who pass the sacred rod . ctia lamar Mr. and Mrs. Fred L Dudley, grandmo -- ___ - - (r t' nre-'nhl ' ________ _____ ____ _________ 13___ iT ot .\l,iih 'it 1n that—espectallv the N.'t summer will serve just as eelt for pnint of the hnie for pnc tini! a ri'ri,Iar chedul,' too"eding instead n( havint ret cutting and ' to worry about prnniisin ______________________________________ To Round Oul Your Comfort the %IFE: NOI CONFIDENTIAL TO 'PRAYING IN ORLANDO:' Between prayers look up the Planned ParenthooJ people, Marilyn Rudd, sister of th e groom. and paternal grandparents are th right are Regina DEAR Thomas, anoth er sister, Sandy Seined and no Chapter, fused. Am I being childish to rebel against meeting those girls with whom my husband has been intimate? DANNY'S MIXED-UP WIFE I t ~it Debbie Thomas, left, who will serve her sister Mr and Mrs Chester Word BRIDESMAIDS for the Thompson - Harris wedding were honored at a 9 hrnicnkepc' far along u.-u.rlands 8 - P 23 24 25 frirn ' • Tori late to (ix the hole in the dining room window to pt"h re' l'n rne ':oii''n hee — — — — 7 l ,riI !' ______ ________ ff_ early a year. Ho t.ravls, and I go with him. We went 4;,' . I Matetnai grandpairentS are ( i,f,fdr(. — -- ' llCrafts IS 01 serves "0 City in the ..-t _______ 5 6 — — DEAlt ABBY: Danny and I have been married tot -~ 'ca .. Seminole Memorial HospitaL (3 lIr,!" ni .nvi pre-nuptial Má at - 1)KAII MoThER: It's three agaInst one. You, your son. and I against the bride. 11'. 8. Make that FOUR r,gainst one. I just consulted the high Priestess of F.tiquet. and Amy votes with us.l : ds. 1ls healthy seven ciurices, on Aug. 30. 1971. at >r ,0 SP %a-rs me, but he will tell the girl how he feels about it after we :..i1 ' ' Dudley. who weighed in at a - :'s — __ - (Une I,Iiu'ise (Sp City in Italy tPue hra-n (tv ins 4 Irsh capital II Iliavy blow $ City on the 21 AgVregates 27 f'asae n f;.-. a'Ia al 3 W 7i DOWN — — 42 ", - -. __ first ciul& a x lf Thomas J. Whitney. William C. , .. - - r e. J net Carol Oifcrd, are piea'ed to announce th birth of their -p - The bridegroom's father '-.-Tved his son as best h.r-groomsmCr. were ,•" I ~ S Mr arid Mrs. Fred W. Dudley ate'ridants S.I " - - a . Aniiouiiceineiit et M. Bishop, L. 1)eborah Tallahassee. and Mrs. Diane W. Smi th, Tallahassee. Their gowns, flowers and headpieces were idenica1 Ic the hanicir $911/6 .- , .. , - . , as maid of honor. Standing are, from left. Susie an de Zaffran, Altamonte Springs. Mi wedding. I say she should keep it down and have an Intl niate family wedding, Right or wrong? My son agrees with honored at a dinner. Seated with Pam is Miss P all those people Many of the people In our family went to her first - _ - - I. __ because iem to give her another one. "t . --- Birth arranged with pastel flowers aro pead-rAmw-d taby*s bmath. her - - : I I . lk " _ .~ --- ~ __ Michael 11, wedding. I say that b not right it I. . arid carried a stile baske- ey - r with white tn 1" , _aj~:' Howard Mmes Also Wt.etcbel andE. EOwenS*Iid e Misses Stevie Smith. Lynn Ball Sand 5anley. De fletctier. Maria Galletta, Cindy Holcomb, Janice Holcomb, Vanessa Daigle. Susan Karns Debbie RiCbatde. - Hall-ems '7 (lark talk (intl , I 12 $3 Ancient 72 Carry (olI 21 Inl.rw,IVP 2$ Hiver In S,i,.ria cpn wool ife ,i e to start Ho late (or our ev.ry•ynar plans (or a hiking v ngland Better wait until next summer for ft Tot, late to really follow through on thp' suimmerflrne edict \hsoluteIy no more soft drinks on tat frn' prrch or the Ants will carry us away! 42 Kill have given hsr an expensive gift and she shouldn't expect man, A bciq of osit-of-towii wedding by two three-tranthed silver guesu cmne frorn Talla~- candelabra with tall white tapers. Punch was served from Florida State Unitersity Tampa. Jacksonville. t 'ecnus. Delaware, a crysul and cranberry featurm wide cuffs adomed with wtiae cotton antique lace. She wore a white picture hat Whi flow she wants another big wedding- She wants to invite all econd the people she had to her first wedding to her s grandmother; and M. Jerry Farella. hostess. W College, Tallahassee, where t~ie brlje~ )rn Is A weruoir &I 44 sfltIdS Wtrt J big church wedding and reception the first time, tend it I higl neckline and long sleeves $,Ise. i"i'olse" Is sImply being aware of what you are doing I Think of yourself as a beautiful, graceful young woman, and you'll move like one. Try it. You'll like it. And so will your mother. was DEAR ABIIY. Mv son Is marrying a girl who he Inut a agaIn't her, hut marritMi i(ure I iluni hoIst that • eled and her moth1'r. lrs. 11. ft Owens, MISS ELAINE OWENS. hride pre-nupt iaL s)mWer. at seat at picturesque refreshment table at a N -; Carol Farella. linstess: Mrs. W. III Standing are. from left, .jjs_ Mrs. S. M. Ri('hai'de St.. his Riae. mother of the bridegroom; Casseberr' Miss Lynne Ann Whitney attended her sister as maid of horxA'. She was gowned in a ftoct4ength aeatxm CL pastel peach voile designed with a - '"' were repeated on the wide CliffS North Carolina. the newlyweds an employe of State Depart- Pennsylvania. Virginia. South bowl. Other guests included Mr Carolina and merit of Res'erwe. of the long full slec Thomas Barks. Orange Cit are m.abng their bcEne at Mrs Anna May Coctran. lake . . .. Her 'ed of silk iflusion W*S Gilbe. . dM arid flowed into a graceful Catbetal train, edged in appliqued motifs. She carried a C3sCa& of baby white roses and peath-tinted baby's breath, with genery. Ps): - _ caught by an all-beaded cap stream Italian city MarIrirl Military nun .V) Mascuin' nkknarre honeS 70 ShiekI bei?inf 33 Engliab I \ *r0n iate to fix the (train in the portable swimming print Femal Ii - _____ the nce bags ii S.rei (comb form) 1 N arrow ini.t 7f, KLUTZIEST ' 5roundedb fern arid flanked %4 ashiizhhhttd with tin) tucks. the guests in the t*-e's Bishop, Deborah Miss 11W (NIN--c miniature Corpton. _L'1cu.c.ularskirtThebt-oc'1t from Taflahaistt. registered ___ 5' -'4r . -. nterplece was an The MRS. JAMES \VALLIR DODSON wrcaity sister of the tride lute s't1et ritx.'zs. Ibe same the hostesses elaWrately decorated cake f eaturing pink roses. a - I 4L - &r-awberrv PJnc.*i. assorted finger sandwiches, lime siprerne. rainbow mints, nuts i4 c4c utr'c table overlaid with a tact cloth. -. ' .•. :.e grown. _________ ___________ , - 'barde rmthtr of the future Mn S M. t2er CL .. g ____________________ - *4t. & - _________ ______________ __________________ -.• L,lVI 1 A -) ; sl nji.iiral wored 10 French resort ig I)irritnishvi notuvian I HPTTV (\RV Too late to plant trailing vine.s and In the window h0XS, form) 1.;v,Iter'st.rm 'rhurtian • those things we didn't get done Thames 9'intan (tomb 1 Aga iii'. Lai'ly It' a 'Ilf' tivv' sign (if relief where Fteraue 1t4 now too ________ S(iv,,rratcherl 31 City on the ,ernhark Aurkie running past - :einwal corsages were ats esented to Mrs. W. B. ________________ ---. O - pink a rement ui V hang my feet, over my apitil 3 Square in didn't. hd drop things, own trip In anti out of ears, hit my arm going thru a door, the .4 I've even broken a couple of toes tting coffee table. yelling at The worst part is my nu)ther She is always Ofl me because I'm so clumsy. Abby, I'm not this way purpose how can I make my mother underctan(I this! are others who Please print this for her to see. Also, if there them to know It might help thing are going thru the same they are not alone ;ittI WOItLI)'S DEAR (1I1l.: Ikn't accrpt your akwaruIness with such grace. Quit rushing around and try to develop some That (1iuritit ('lant pd.te r Nestled bn*i 3$ Swellini (anal ;Harem room Vnevsueli "Itsort /Tr,An (Curnib prefix) I 11 have passed thrti this stage when I WAS I _______ tri4sni (vat 21 fly '. ., province It's 1 i lIr.'Is j _______ 4 I'pI..uPflt ii (.re'ter IS Canslian fairly unusual - . -- And mIld Ia d's satin organza faiicmed with a Bfl - . \ Elaine petted her ucs Navy and while at-mg .bIt knit ensemble can a nd ..te carnation csage. a gift - de those for her formal ' .- A se a -fl in '1 recept}CE1 :.d Mrs Wiflam K. tk4acm1 entertained at a Key tim. CtanGold W 16th St,, Sanford. Mrs The three.ttted e-dding orprust-. Snow. hrian wreathed n -ellos riresented awrccnate nuptial cake, flowers and g'eenery. featurel -dections. co)tnns between the 1ayerAccenting the altar area were and as toPPed with wd basket standing A .dpoinporismterersedwith arranged with white glads;. carnations highlighted : ws r 1r -1 __ - , ' 1' 4ate'. reading ;eh'1's Too late l,.,,r ______ _____ _______ I.' I r '. kpnds Ii Shaheapi Ii 1).rt'minitlofl 1. u, or,I& .r Poem I By Abigail Van Buren leL) I* Dfl W tIr5S TIIWS N. Y. t klutz. This Is l)FAR ABBY: I am the world's hiR'4 and I should I am a 19-year-old girl, because N r (_ 0 -1= " ..i 1% 1"" Fare Ui bzm earned out the CL pink and white in decor including r rrangtments of pink the tiviM r:v nations - hTimtdi*ttly following bride parents indegroom'S parents are }J. ceremony the at -' __ pastel yellow A-line dress enhaxged with a white crthid cerrIf101 'l)' . f-r. the ________________ - i 1 :I. ___ __ Sntlmr.i ______ of the kivt $0 V;I,xh to be poised learn I Ccsage C.aUiheld .4 _32 __ _____________________ txides ctxtsen cors . Rc' r-' a klutz can % ________________ area fl" West (,,rm.nv I ('rpal AI Even rh ________________ _________ rj@ Fornairerei , (apitil of S _______ _________ ___ iSAipsIrlaIf J.n.tro - __ _ Ave. zi was I r __ J• " _ Mtu Carol Farefla and her rrth. Mrs. Jerry FareUa at UP their Mafati hoii:%e. II A:ab ,ul*r I I,Afl41 nganfl _________________ ______ a attired I1edIfl Bob Matnnty. Aug. fIcicr4ength pink Mik gown. fashioned along the A.line . 1972., at St. John hiette. with a n'atdiin OrnJ.i u,thoc .rig.sleeved jacket. corn-.:ncnted with a white s -1 Jarn.c % .ier Ioitmx ______ ______ % _______ i-. M_Ec ''P( ii I I(sI'at' taiIiqI 1$ (:t irs Aa' S '94 iN, Wo % T *,V, 4% I Ii 1A -.ii.li __________________________________ Elaine Owens BETTY CANARY _______ ______ 0 4 _________________ _____ Tnt11flflt shower WY ____ Vo ws ch a iwe Farel Fetes I It ______________ _______________ ____________________ _______________ _____ ___________ ___ _____________________ __________ -1 Ex - ._;~___~" = _______ __________________ _____________________________ _______________ ________________________________________________ __________________ _______ jt-.I-I-,% ____ — Dodson Ia. Carol Entertain ____ Sh o we r - W. _________ "-.---— -. _ Wh i t n ey, Pamela r. - Ldthwo - 6: 00 (a) News I I WI - ctNTAL osIoA% oat ' iNkS1 STA NO) isv I I I$ .i,au .4'11 4 I NS4 ON lit I I IlWy. 17-, )z, t \vlth i ;,si,r,i p -y ittt V .0 % FERN 11ARK t.'sl't,lU"' 4 tL -,. tt' / U 'a I �'P/c'tritcel.i Th Sanford I lcralrl Wednesday, Sept. 4B — The Sanford Herald ii, , 13, 1972 PRICES GOOD THRU ,A r0PDA PF; E(:KEt)'S rFti P('[! Always 0 ID plenty of 4 FACIAL TISSUE Super 5 $ 1 00 r- TOOTH PASTE plaza. September ir,cj (Lt IP ES r in our our 69 Fr KfJ.(j parking II C BATHROOM TISSUE fre e with i"?i'i £ PACQUIN =: LOTION Specials . .. this F weekend. T t NGEE s_I .1 FUN TO SPARE! - /(NJTER LIMITS 7 Mens Wear Vonien' TROPHY LOUNGE /1 Airport Reg. ! v u' h ;e ç,f 322-7542 Blvd. \ ear ANFR1) 1'l \p - olyester combed tr or S-M-L-XL Home and Car Units featuring the new Fill your purse with cash. Knit Top We've got plenty. I I hang Tell ..j' - ¶ESTicF! NANCE ' 1/ 2 price! 500 R9.5.98 Easre pcyeSEr rayOr sQr1 shirt in 322-St2 Racks are 0 mol,!. S-M-L ) 331--u-311111-2 1 (fit like a glove) 9 ergs 0 and sing. Ibis is it. For 'ears you've been shuffling around in mousey brown loafers. And big lumpy wingiips. And ragged sneakers. For years you've paid about as much attention to 'our it you have ballroom dancing. For years you ye wit h just been any old thing that kept them warm. No more. as 100% Polyester .... JCPenney 299s D 0 U BLE K N IT We know what you're looking for. SANFORD PLAZA ONLY PANASONIC AM-FM PHONO — FM STEREO • * 1499-5: PUBLI% / SPECIAL • * N S Lloyds Units TS S $188 The \€ar of the Peacock is here. The wild, crazy, splashy, beautiful shoes are in. And you've got them right in your hand. )uve beefl \\aiting. 'loure ready. Now bust out and ' zAJ.E.S ss M, ht udi 0PI MONDAY. THURSDAY,F R IDAY . NOW ____ Tusi . SANFORD PLAZA * ki LRIII AS Iu..ra dresses, sportswear up to 0 , 'I .. o Berry's Coin Laundry 0 to 50L dryws 2 NORGE Din Clean 020 space Par king l ot S Almost All At /3 Price Brushed nylon gowns . ' d Chicken Fri ' $169 I Duck & Dove Loads Fishing Tackle Dry Cleaned f $1 29 LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS ALL MAKES & MODELS Suits o and P.J's GUNS Ladies' or Men's IC Do your wash while you shop Attq,nd.nt on dity 730 irn Kleenex Towels C 29 REAL ESTATE LOANS Siiii/ing S/Lcie S SANFORD PLAZA Summer * : : 60" wide, machine washable fancies. . . Reg. to 4.98 yd. Lano RI ask us about ___ OPEN lo.MONDAYSATURDAV SANFORD PLAZA • 0 S to STER ' BUY YOURS SELL OURS OR TRADE . ;4 SANFORD PLAZA ONE HOUR CLEANERS C. L. SCHMALMAACK, OWNER 0 Q BOOTS for men 0 $39 95 0 PAIR COMPLETE LINE OF DINGOS, ACME IND TEXAS.. FOR MEN AND BOYS 0~1 o- 0 ) The Sports Shop upin all day W.dn..days S Tree ) 0 SANFORD PLAZA BANKAMERiCARD MASTERCHARGE - OPEN T11. 9 P.M. SANFORD PLAZA jib, I A 7 A 0 "S-SHOES'Co others to S14 S content '4 0 0 Early Selection YD. THROUGH SATURDAY many at Clearance ½ off * $ Many other Panasonic, Admiral Credit Terms Available. I '-•• b. $ 19940s SHARPE AM- FM — B TRACK STEREO FM ON RADIO lie : A DIVISION OF GILTEX CORPORATION* Spreadyourtailfeathers WI' the timse of 1000 fabrics* LLOYDS AM-FM STEREO. PHONO L8TRACK PLAYER $7 .L ZALE'S ELECTRONIC BEST BUYS! 0 DENIM o ° JEANS 0 SANFORD PLAZA _________________________________________________________________________ Always check our Economy Corner! full of Music Unlimited assorted popula? ~oi nts Arrived! o QUADRASONIC SOUND A few albums left at COST' 1 Sale ' Just V, " mi to Snakeproof o Tapes 2.95 to 6.95 This Fall REDUCED \\(fllWfl layer s New stock 45's 20c ea. L, Iq P th!ee.syIes Machine washable' - 000 P, uter Sale 425 o, your favorite beverage ItO in the coot air conditioned 1 12C Sanyo Tape BOWL AMERICA of FLORIDA VISION 01 SHIRT SHAM A V Save on Shirts reguIarly5 and up. BATH OIL BEADS SEE THE FINEST! — - 4 4 �-__T. ir rci '2 ,':Hi by ALLEY OOP I LYI! T4 LJ1)J tOJ 4&T Eri - LL A THIS T"UT A r3 p• 1 Pb4! rLLGO1 *TM -.____ - - MAST .~ t*; - II ¶.. :- Direct Phone Lines To Want Adc a CAMPUS CLATTER 171.. !I ,..'~ i L_4_ -AA4.. - -I-p _ - with BIMO BURNS . 9- , E.._ -:.'E.. cE iS -Z-". -, r 322- 2611 Lew %j4S4 D.. . Seminole 'I by Lorry AIIIIIIIIIIIIIII, r--. . I the onqer Your Ad Runs i & E (fl'' DRISsikING f&CEO WITH PROLEY Perhaps AcoP'oi.cs &r%OflmOu8 Can Help PPnp 473 4557 Write P 0 I'ot 1713 Sanford . The Less It Costs Per Line Per Da R?t('S For Consecutive a •n tP, ..al "C s .- As, orO(tS of rtpbn%Ofl. and man, VEND-A PEN Outtan-rO ociporium f it t nvC%tO( to or' into 'hr vena,mg Butnes's We vend the cwI0. ,umbr one pen .n the - w'Ch noes 63 eec cen' o f hit Inc pen btjsnefl Our accou" are pIac.o fl schoolS Ibra s WhPft%'t" arports, banks. •'c pens a r e needed F-r , time ofP n 9,5 area L ,mPed number Of c,t?r.bu?OrSh.PI avaiabti In vestment from $759 SO to 5: 595 P.kan or woman r"S' tull be able to Wend 3 or 4 ?tr5 a to serb cc •ccOun?S Coil 752 7013. Daytona Beach no for rn cned.ate •ntpr.e' or ri?e Compan'on Arts 7015 Rtlpe*OOd Ave - Daytona Beach FIa reed Of men Needed cut Out pad pa.n9r, mci man Good hl''Ci% t,ne and a half f(ir (.'r1mC. pad vicat.Ofl and fl fs Apply in person. s,raflCe berief i 30 North CypruS way, by Al V.rrn.Ir PRISCILLA'S POP W POTICAL 'STO) / IJ\. S RuL-'' _ (c,rts!ruct'On laborerS, apply 301 N k'taple An Equal Opp0f'tufl"Y E mpltyCr cDA" M .A'OL T4-E wGS'J .1 FACI?44TtN3-,\ S thru 70 71 times SOLVENT FILLING Bits f Lld'nQ WarPeaT5e work Need I rnf'n UNITED $OLVENTS 37) - ~ " 0 ~_,.SV 10 If '.5 1 L2 J . Ti I THE by GUYS BADGE PON'T BE C.J%!Om Home Bui 'der . ne-ds htlp CA cePcrt to cab.rWi makrr I r".one OeBar'b 60 4" DRIVES Part t ime truck iTEC) SOLVENTS 373 1401 ".0 tIC'S i,cenSt 7 ton ¶t"'r,' t"r1'-,'" 'I Q' I FIEN, L j I I #i J T Ts4E'r' IL_ . 5-In Memorsams -S.'- 7-Instruction s-Financial by Crooks & Lawrence -_FY kC'P Ab4r A' EA tArE ON Y'E I'.JATi RACsi 'r4EIR UAE 'JEW RivER t F - - rRr'A Help Wanted 4-Female Help Wanted 15-Male - Female Help Wanted 13-Male 'pa) 71 M War WI... CARETAKER , a)r 1V TAKE o' A AM7 \ TJR TsRv5 MAW5iO-J _, _____ MA _5S•._ u-Situation Wanted ____ ____ 17-Domestic - 3 Employment 5 __ Child Care Rentals -t: 5 . __ _ 22-Apartments Rent Unfurnlshad ;AI l. __ t_ -. __ __ __ ____ da_ _ __ 5. ally SGT. STRIPES ... FOREVER Zj' \F gT! 1H aI Nb c YANK .. Øu ' r' WHE IT, OUR Dill MowriIIa TE Wv 31-Houses For Sale 32-Farms & Groves 33-Lots & Acreage 34-Mobil• Homes 35-Income & Investment 2' Property 3è-Business Property 37-Real Estate Wanted Recreational C, sm k by Dick Cas'aIIi WINTHROP al-Bicycles 47-Boats and Equipment 43-Camping Equipment 44-Sports Equipment Marine EPI A .cLP..SE OF 44 MS 604M 1,4A.6TY -=V- - 6 fl-f OF 0&-,11 rv? NNVI X'1E, - 1 They're let's writing their own wedding ceremony give them a do-it-yourself bank account!" WORRY CLINIC By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. 7 Mercha ndise SO-Garage Rummage Soles HjH 51-Auctions 52-Wanted To Buy 53-Swap And Trade 54-Equipment For Rent 55-MicellaneoU5 For Sale j 55A-Hcuehold Goods VI Isto so WY7 it. BLON DIE 6uW3Q' 2-- D '!3_) _c,ve ME * C.TtAYA5 &V /E 'WE 'M _________________ 'IELL, 1' " W-.44T IS ..T 'I .4E & I by Chic Young v/.-A WAS ILI it' I / "-. I 62-Livestock And Poultry LA1 .,- -'- 111111111 sli 3-Pets And Supplies , 44-Clothing :L • Transportation 1 k Mort BEETLE BAILEY I4EARP A'$ 70-Travel Trailers 71-Auto Repairs Parts - Accessories wr J •1_5- Walker AcrA i 2INMEAJ F COFFEE ,- And Tools 60-Building Materials Garden Equipment -- -. Merchandise 41-Lawn And t; l ,r-, liz ,~, - Si-Musical Sc-Machinery / .-' 54-Antiques Sb-Store And Office Equipment T.-4E QUEST'O". LIRP (EN)TI 72-Import Autos 73--Motorcycles And Scoolers 74.-Trucks And Trailers c' 75-Autos For Sal. H 1,01i ~ Want Ad 'A Department U Lee Folk and Sy Barry THE PHANTOM 14 A6f l r4rw I THIS iS I 11RAGi HEADHUNTERS flTR AS A LURE -J1C YOU RCA$ 5 'Oj $ t pfp 7p LMI PEFfAl THEMIF BRING TO TtiEm. J 1 1 1 5EP- I / WIG, I AM I &OING Hours ;tONDAY thru FRIDAY $:30A.M. to S:30 P.M. jTzj i 6 I LIti - me to ciarlry 23-Apartments Rent Dr. Freud's view of SIX. So Furnished study this cast with care. 24-Houses Rent Unfurnished For Dr Fraud iii often 25-Houses Rent Furnished been misquoted and un7è-Mobile Homes Rent ma ligned. But you 27-Resort Property For Rent fairly wives befler focus more on 2$-Business Property For Rent your cheesecake in the 2-Wanted To Rent boudoir than your roast beef in the dining room! Real Estate For Sale - fLi Mobile Homes Rent 76 M.Z.It wall to wall at,-1' C"I5 1 as k ed rn .'' 0, .- \ " - , - U-587: Lita B., ard SZ' 2S, invited me to addrec 1 1 ~ her University \Vomt-n's iiotidt iti iutt'ad of t}.e roast Club, Dr. Crane. she began, htt'f in tit' dining room that It true that Dr. Sigmutid keeps a husband 1mm stray- 1xirt Dr. Freud's theories? HEED DR. FREUD Dr Freud did rIot Sa'i t}i,tt based on OUT desire to be phys ically attractive to the opposite se'! They includ. not 0111% such 'osrnetic aids as rouge. lipstick. eve shadow, per. derdorants, shaving Although the TV conlmerBut," seud Dr. Freud, in ciail.s deal v.itJt dining room our modern civilized cornmunitirs. self-preservation products. the appeal of the main progr.tms is due to rodoesn't :aue as much conflict and erotic mantic adjustment us do sexual intere'it. How mans' fiction books could be based on dining room calories ir.stead of the IT', the- force in movies like "'Gone With The Wind" is not elf ell the historical backdrop but the love interest. The chief motivating also prOdUces Out great inti' sic and art, as well us much scientific discos err and rs .•I) o-the fers or undergirditijz I(.Iitiozi ,, CO' ,h-r rrJ .it,'- in tli' . 9U* .#*rt*f. 1(k.5t*iV • ta,np.d. ad4r,sd .ne.tu.' .n,l 10 t)PIriV at..l pr ..l..I f,,, ,.-.,. . $ • - ' s..i. ir - t,t S anford Realty 754453 11renrA$' Day 377 7217 : Or 1 -1. .I SHE 0. 3 b-arms a,aat', .-- - large lot Nice ne-ighOor rooø W W carps" Landscaped $77 0110 373 lSifoc 327 9607 -.------ Urban Nice 3 b.'dr oom, 2 bath home an 1 acre 000d garden twa. all tened $75 00(1 Tern'S Two Story - 11S v.' & ,-ii'd rice l('an PIOtJ%C I F,'rscicl central cieat arid a' sls,000 Terms Arid Itarr Companion and light housekeeping c oolt. ing for one lb'fy Prefer one wtto drives 349 5552 now At Represent Sarah Coventry Pat time sales, full time carninc% NO •flvt-St mentS, Op COIiCCtiOflS. or 0eIivcrie . , _'•.,•..S,i,__ i.S, ge _.l ' ,, - '- (tdrm 3 new Beautician, master preterratilt few salon opening. Sanford I- r'plie c onf,as'ntat $31 S01? Cr, ' If iltime PN'arsdLPP4'5 11 5ti'ff I.rt time I,, P19's 11 7 F pe".enced - a'de'S 73. or 311 Shift Cook. full t,rnt' A1,,ply Lake-sew' t.,4'-s•n; CCr,t S 15 1 7,' - ' j a ".4 Santoro ' ,, i ii',, •- cleaning 'C%%Pf wanted Es b.t ppr.enrr not fsClpfiiT netessar1 Call 377$'/030r531 5515 S 7 1:1 ni, I. 51700 sc.ic: ';l ( :" v.* DePar, ' i - I r, , 42 I (fl' "'o,'.c - Boats and Marine Equipment ' Fully eQuppcd houseboat. Sleeps S In total comfor t Eaccllnnt condition 377 1922 or 372 0270 after S - -. .5 Boats - Motors - Trmiikc ROBSOPI'S SPORTING GOODS Downtown !iantcvd, 377 ',tA. Seminole Sporting Goods r" Ifc','u" ,'.p,,tlCr Os-alec IT ItISrsi All Di, ,'.'rdtrSda, 377 25'e. 6. Sanford ti.i. " . -- so 1 - -. ida'vr R,,rttle Turquoisf F' 'Ti"-' , -itt Iii US 1?? :oto It,'aulr's A l-.C, fit cobs' Females. I . 325 each $3$ 0160 or S'1 0-46? AMERICAN WOQ PRODUCTS INC ha s immldi.te lOb Dpnings for saw operators, mould,r operators. tutof risen aSSemblers, lift drIv$, $taCkers , a'iØ helpers Starting wages for LkiIit $2 SO an hOU arm up'-fufl time Short work week, part tim, available. Complete benef it programs are avail.tsfe tor steady workers, tl'iOliOyS, vacations. iruran(e,). Apply 1751 Charles St, Lo'sg'kood l fh P'OdijCl,Oft off te Care l'lP,I (REST BAPTIST ITiAvrAyi( CLNT(R "I to p m Mon Fri I m thrgg, S V'S blot mrl's, arts '&S Tender IOwifij Care tp "i'Ti' A.rp'! bl.c 372 3737 41e 3222611 " JOHN'S REALTY ST 6 .9' Red cotton rug. $10. 619' greet' braided rug. $15; .4 :a17' C' pensive remnAnt carpet, yellow. nice for hallway, $10: 35"j32'blue brAided. $7: ('ice-lIe-nt condition 372 3930 ' Refrigerator, automatic w6sher, Il',rr IsnuiSCivOid itt't?tS 373-1215 Singer 'c,'r I V spec at (Set -i :olor $1995 l,bor ?iiSOOnry .'.i'i)l,anct'S 373 M97 convergence Your Direct - 72 i l - - -_____________________________ Good I ,rst 51500 l'ur'. Ii,' cndtCw', new raclials 671 4851 - ,. -1 - - _________ erc"iOVC washer, ,,s."t mnact'iini MOONEY 1' ;.fir I- 5 373 76117 __ - -- FOR FULL INFORMATION WRITE: -- - - - - - - UNIVERSITY OF MID-FLORIDA SW.5emoran Blvd AllamCnte Springs. Fl, 37701 -s.o - -- are listed .5;) convenience Perrn,irwn? residents and newcom'' for your ' / will find this directory the most convQnient .,"l up to date way to S)I - )' b .iA,S'u,i5 ,is,sr ti new SHOP THE EASY WAY! The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You 1 ?,'' USA I ,r,-tj.rd Scrambler, needs skit", A k (all 377 2561 I Can Handle Your Financing - - - I ', P.t Cera IflICS JACKSON S ¶ 1. l4(i Ri(,t RAT ION 24 Ii ..- f'(C & Wrp.Ir'. Os' A' ,.i'. l'Ofl -,'l ,, ''4 ',.Sii'''J ,5''.I 1 ci'- "it' 644 I' , -. ' '"' , (.,I r 7til" -r4 46.'.''.' . -' '"'. ii, 1' ' , ' - ii' u I'm John Hirch . I'm In Charge Of The Service Department . f) 11, . ' . - ;:: ''_ - -- Crafts STORE IT APIDIOIIGET IT' S,'Il t and forgei .1 ,'tf1 a Wars? Ad (,II one Of do' Ad VirS for help LIla& fig ,li.iV Ac) ________________________________________ ' '. - Fencing i. it f ENCINt.' c".i c''.', i-e ,'1t•'i- . , ri'C ,ivfic-r 1,111-S ,rii ,,, _ .,,,.,,,, - '" "S I t) St,I"ijiji *C,)f '.SIL'sl,ji 1 IABR, 5PIOPP(, II? %agqsgj - 'ifluii55' i .'' 5''-. Attic Insult fiigan InSulAtiOn. t( ATIN1, 6. 50 )ITI() IP * ''' *, ii -_-_ .'..NT A SEW'dICEMAM 5iedd today s Shopper S Cut. 'Pie twigs QU need , all 'ln,lki-S • .11)1 P. i'l,'.'N:; . ";,' - ' Se'-s'isng 4 is 11 'c-".' Arts & - :I)OFr,nchAae.fl7':-.. L. U Y 'S '401.1SF OF ,5 i-5r' U Is (In' A,' 71211 _ - ,. , , - , ' Appliances cuu'i ;7) Rubber Stamps Eating Places ill i F- cliliti,I.E ApOl.irSCeS 'Ianfui U E clt ic Cun-ipan, :52? P,,risDr , ,e.)7) $357 :' SANFORD AR 1 t's,- I - rOES AA c .v,lr 1157 1. , - ' Shop Repair ,, I'm Don Sands AytQ Insurance .,-,-) - Hello Again Selling Cars Is My Business - u. j ' ,'51W .5 -I '.i -" .r 1,1 1'-' ' -' -t: ' Home Improvenwnts - ' ,u'fr Par 214 -b/i 4957 ' - il'.''i,,, lij' rig UCi . .. % s'u' tt'i'. .'u' i. ,,.)II 121 7,1 1 ' ' ' S p ecial Services - ' AytçnlOtlVe Set_ V _(.0 i.' -' ' wi'. - ''. ' - , RriOcJIifliJ' Room AJj ill typtS of carpentry Reasonable s-' French A li t 32) 3111 -, ' *nte' i.' . - I . ' -, I '.ii -. It,r'P4v.5. - Jerry Clendenin 11111111111111111111 It Al i GARAGE I 'IT APdOAIID SFRV 1(1 7311 well FirI $ t 2) "side automotive & 0 nasol.ne & 0-.ti reparS If, , I If Uni.it'Oriuii Ai.ci 6. ';..iJ 5c', cc i- .t f' Wb - Office Manager Saying Hello To All My Friends Al' - - - - - I ;,j", n,',." The following ''!_ - HERE WE ARE ', . '.' ' • ' "elp .'QI fle9iI - -s- n4 , s . s.'. i- c .. c -- Mdn.I . -s'. WE ARRANGE FINANCING65 PLYMOUTH FURY . . • $495 fill 66 RAMBLER ..........545 ••••$595 66 IMPALA . . . . . . . . . -- 17.92 at Points 32311230 ' -, ' - , --- - T r sb I It I R ' ' .1 , .-' 4.- 't,II i-1 - - - - '.1; nE N AND ..ttNE Ti • . ., 'I 'j - "I I . I , I i-' - .. ' o' • .- •'rv ' .''s' - - - , '- . ' ,'.'u i.i-ouAIos'.i''l'. s rWs-'.J'ii,t i i ye .5, , I,''', 111111(1 - .) ' ' , , -' ,,, i',. - . , , " ' -. ' - (s'''iv't-..3i '.' -.,-,,t, .s ', - i u' Dr 'Is- 1q5)JiV4flIJ SC' '.t¼'-. Loc Iksm t Lh - . BAT 04.4 , i ' Cating rpe - , - S ISBAUTY 5AON ularr itt'. fs.aut, P1c'uk SitIPris33)5743 '-"-I -- 1R.' f'Si'.Ut,, 32134)4 "Li-', (il)s-n 04.1,. V S t)pe,' Ill ton Tr.'s Il t,3 1i- '- ' - ' i jOYCE WELL L)f1It.i - i''4s'' t '''J'.. SI.' .i', - Get In On All The Action! JOIN THE SHOPPER S GUIDE THE HERALD slit DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICE "-s S (Jays 21 Days 13 Wks Between Big Tree Park 8. 5 Points Sanford, Florida ' '.'.'. '1),' .. s's .4 • -,r root 37? 7)51 t ,I5 A,'.'. 1075 DEALER AUTO SALES 1. 'p N;.' lOb too s," -s377 ?-s' Biiut*_ Care 1. LOOK AT OUR 68 FIREBIRD i __. JUST PAST FIVE-POINTS FINER CARS a Name .............................. Mdress Age or . , Motorcycles And Scooters I'm Paul Roberts ) Paris. Service, 3431 Call cancel your ad for 'on pie 'c7lIonrsg day' and o'i'dci,s before 12 'SOOn -r : sllr~ If 11.13 li,irfl 350 CC. lilt is 19'7 fir dgettOfst'.. 100 Also 61' $25 over cost New and used 13ARNE S fir .tIgettOnC parts cYCLE SALES. Orange ':itv 901 2574 0. WILSON P.541(14 FURNITURE buy sell trade 322 5622 I 315 E First $' Without Attending Classes CLASSIFIED!. I. ! I Import Autos 73 f .cirrl track u1O stereos, brand or.'. CHEAP 37) $616 You ar,able to maintain lull time employment as all Stud1 tingle studen t and instruction is completed through pr of es sor reiafionssslp Credit i given for prk.-s( under gradfla'S sway, $pU(I.IISIU and service training and wOVk ,,p*rIeflCS Line to - FOR EVERYONE ' SHOP IILW 5,inforrif A.pflue Hi, Va' All! a - , REEL S BODY CII' --,-,. , Want VT iii A"' saS Bring Results ITt. uspot. 11.300 OTU Air dl oner. 13,000 BTU, CE cheap 377 1177 I, f 1/-i I,' is nt'i.artci.tV'.f Of lIdt,(,fi'i,.'t ji nuii-sitival% .',IlC Studie'. 5 ci',.'. far-rig applicatiOnS Irai wshtoejrna 85. 84.0' fl (31 or Matter's Degree ... dl¼ Air Conditioning BACHELOR or MASTERS DEGREE as "A`_' - - without 0-a you kn* V O W can Isave YOUR business appear in tf'iq SHOP. PERS GUIDE f or as low nisonthl Call 3227611 and as for 0-u' want a' 10 visor foday An Equal Opportunity EmnI"yer lit SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ADULTS i' Complete Benefit Program Call 323-1260 or Write P. 0. Box 117, Orlando, Fla. ,'iI - ,'','.it AI,) fliR'C-CS 511 95 P2 S.,Iord S on:, ,lutt',i)t -ot1 7, -rut c dCAler ne.'. Singer 1-u lag in (,)net, $99 Other Zig Zags from 567 up K1PIGDON5 SEWING CENTER. 210 F III St , Dawn Ici'.n 373 6461 NOW 'I' Draftsman, Electrical I Ft & Ft 1.1110 PARTS, H*y 46 0ctwi'fl 14 11. Sanford) New & Ri'tiuilt auto parts 322 003 Westinghouse free Frost (efrigerator, 565. 3 piece blonde bedroom suile. 550. PlatlOrni rocker, $10 323 3670 4•-' S Maintenance Electricians THE SHOPPERS ~N GUIDE Auto Repairs Parts Accessories 71 Nelson I or da .',(,,ODRUFF'S GARDEN CEP4TIR 601 Cels-ry Ave .322 3976 It ,S ii' I.' ;.i. ''( I)ii vi ., THE TIME TESTED FIRM 70 Pd P,P Ave 377 6177 117 7157 A. d 'jt.'i' r qualufcd immedIate Currentopeningsinclude 1951 Ford Econoline Van 1944 Figs' Cu%tOffl Sporttrnn 5 vAr 1.57 1 Bird 377 1073 .','APdT A SERVICEMAN FAST Ri',sd to(ja', 's Shopper's Guide for flt'nIt Ilse h(,'l() . 2555 Palk Realty 37 3 2420 Nights. Sundays A Holidays Cell 327 5521 372 6033 3?? 64)6 Call Bohat 323 OO' need for personnel Has an Il/I DatSun $700. A i r conditiOnc' I FM FM radio, 1)' tireS $tSr(1 AIICr 6- Call 371 17)9 -. si Stenstrom (..l 'flu's i',5l),%I,5ri:('Of 5t,O it uf 10 Call Credit Man,IUef. 3 7.' till or see at Sanf or d Sewni (enter, Do',vntown - We Have Many Other Listings Open All Day (very Saturday Available Sundays by Appointments Don't Be Without a Sanford----Division ancer CT Run'., Sticker. c.j- sr , I Ices, new tags, battery $150 11) $ill i- - - Can Ji',i"'i-- i %,at% ()i ('11. 1911 Yr 69 4 door hard fop I'S PD, air, cruise Control SHARP SACRIFICE $1600 (5ri f -ti'' i III '.6' ' ,(.,i,i_ Ol'OiitLt Hc'i. uve-r ii, 19 *0'S fl._"1t%, Apply in pes-sois to Royal Castle. i01 Orlando Drive-. -'.r A,al,th'e for .14,1'.' ',W't,l se'. Starting at a low $4 per day. .t' per mile ',prial r,l!'s r4ur.In'n 'cu"flan'eS .,,la.p 500 FaclCl'v 4'' .1 - ,rll'fiOVt Call 311 *6 ' f''. M,Iitti tack male Great Dane. Ar-I affectionate, 5100 373 5937 Garage-Rummage ',, 7), so,. e,ir' el 163 Roadrunner I Speed Li-ri'. "i.leagC, clean, runt good )2t pi) ii t'Iit'i'IS TELEVISION SETS $75 lIP MILLERS 2619 Orlando Dr'.c' I?? 7152 __ 31% )t STROMBERG -CARLSON •?c ,s , / II. • 1.1 - .Ice'. AM I M SIprer) PTC1 "dow'S 6. A ll e-"'ii A ri-ce for 51195 or $O di"..'' i'd tkC Over paymen's of 5'' 111 0651 ii'-' RIo,, , Soisiul' With and Will" Animal iut AKC $35 up 312 5757 'I' ''- - --Sports Equipment 59' ' $ so" - li-I 1)111% Pc'f and Champion 0IO('TI I' T'"r iltAn P Ins; t('f Peg female c old. UIi,ill natured gIlt t','nd 's,1,51l children Best Little, 1, .1116 or 127 95119 Repossessed , r Sanfera DON . , .5 Butiful Af.( sls(iw quillt- fif ni's 177 6195 '': Real Estate Wanted '. 1 i, - 62 1 i Regency SQ $31 3'0O --.-- 'tI•' I tOe', '', I i%iPS(. MACI4$4l 'iI) fcc IruttOfihIjIry. ,.I $JtS 'i- rossc'sseli. pAr l,,IIAn(e of US or 10 payments of 57 Call (tilt Di-pI SANFORD SEWINI; (INTER, )07 East IsI St 372 9411 ,'r es- es $31 1146 is '.1 t Go, Sales WYNPIE WOOD'- Exclusive go girlS tQ nearest g'on. and make appointment to see thiS newly HoovCr portable *aStscr. misC turnilure, carpet rt'mnantS. auto redecorated 3 bedroom for Only parts, van seats, fools. etc 711 516.500 rnr-r In Ave, Sanford Q-.jt worr t .ri(J 1! (illu ive YOu can beat list 1gb coSt o I-s ni Auctions 0, purCFiISinSl lisS 7 bedroor'i 2 rc," w ith den. 0 n'fl room, Ou,u r PUBLIC AUCTION "j ar Age, fireplace, plus i very Mortd,)y Nile rtt acia ar. aria bp renting Cu' 7 (10p m o,- -- bedr oo m .sparfment thôt Opec' daily ID S We buy 01 Sell ('C rur'i('% A,tci t 526.000 Terms p.eceor household Consignr'ien's welcome For Inf or mation call San,)r,ta - Eaclusyr Tn% home = C.in tI..rniII,rn 't 95 20 çanfnsi cip many lu x uries' Five of them Aucl-On. H, I? 92 Sanford are be'drc.,Oms Has built in 5-' ct,cn, two tiled baths, Florida room wilts fireplace, dining room Wanted To Buy 57 central l,,at and air r and frrCed i.S-OO ,a'd CASH 377 Ii)? I or used furniture, appliances. 'i',lsOfl PlaceEpclusvr louIS. s-IC Buy 1 or 1001 iteris 0-sner Sharpened th r p'ru .1 a"] ,irr y'S Mart 215 Sanford A-.',______________________ ' -'d prcl from 555 i',aj 1u 545 0711 T'i5 3 bedroom. 1 bath, tt Equipment For Rent '''OSed pixil irs th5 eaclusive 54 .-. dentialarca Don't wAit' See it RENT A BED Wollaivay. Baby (teds Arbor I fluroppairupt: l That 5 file 1.' 'If arid t-- j , 116 sI 1s 1 St 3 2? Sill ø - this I bed l'S! wat o - ak s-front ho"e' 7 Miscellaneous aS if Ali 555.51/2 55 Io For ,' r, AA* EMPLOYMENT ' Al, 1 I.i I -ISIO. 371 35-4', -- Help Wanted Domestic-Child Pets And Supplies 63 -jr SINGER STRETCH STITCH S ,1'.,'. WAI. r r i' RE POSSESSION 17v60 Skyline. Call all 2323 Dealt's' 77 '.Scb,le HOme assume balance. 755$ triJ( S Co$-stracto' ( A l l 117 1127 h - No", We H a v New c5p,r Sprw' 5493 BOfl .AitO%Asl l, i'$*,v '_'4 ',, - '' iii'. . Male-Female 17 "St • 1 -- 'r. 15 ' -' ' S,- i,iI,ir DOP.i S BAIT & TACKLE. 919 b'.' Live Bait. Grocer es. Beer St H's 6 ti Open 7 das 3 72 F' - mare 1'i(' ',s( '.'-' ''5' Autos For Sale central block. tP top carpeting. CaIn I' asSume mortgage SL,4OO M 377 7543. Batemal Brob vai.ant, ,' Household Goods ' 'i',' - 1'- ('14 - ); jol 7 6 47 ,i , oftsk i", i A',c at 17 g call appontmenl Diane Bridge-ma's, between I and 17, at 55$ I47 1'.. l)'l re-il internAt,O,i4 to" ii' f it-.of eS 1110 *ith 75.000 ACl,i,I ,'ilc'%. (ir'i''-...r'' Cal' 901 41, Ala i',ci F.MC 7 l'"i) t,nfI l'iil.. 51 r. (I . ,,it f 'it clii ('afatnino ,SI.I .'.t'ili' 1151? tCU I?) 7101 I' itt 1.1,-ft S "11.4 it.( I ,ri','t, S'S ,otises tiryt'r. 5!.0 171 OIl?) 2 I. ,' REALTY 2574 Park. 377 211$ fll!r hOiJrS, 327 06-U. 377 9251 s ayton in your are. ,' I e-, '51-i AS Dsid" V An 'c- iia,sgt.,lA Hay for sal, 3)) 67 '. SSA 44 - '5.i ,', Jim Hunt '0rd 51edq" 3 Bedrooms I. - i. r,iIir .5 'loses, titt' I if 5.'.S t hArt 4721 iii,, r 121 7970 Si' ,.iri 'j $ 53 5I$'I*ri ti,tiiS" I, Ail IiuO JOIIPINY T t:: "'c -- furniShed oIci't" 7 bedroom hOme *ith living room and sa'parat' dining room. kitchen. ba'" 'crc-ens-cl front and barb r,rcl t.,r'cl shoppri; SI P'TL ui- c' 1 "Iip If C) I ,-,-', r is .as, SANFORD. 3 bedroOm, Fla rons ,s.r, corner lot, shade &tru,t tree's 519.500 377 3711 __________-________ __________ . O.'dt'OO'n 2 bath. family 4. SeA'flQ i-ooms carpeted. corner lot 51.000 •v*n Refinance 323 ilil ..' ii'rr.fi -,%r%i.-v ti'l1.1 , NEW Dee s Tack Room "t, West of I Ion Hwy Li' 323 7101 ii ir ,s fir-st 10,Sr'v ,ti,ittt,'tS full 57$' ('.r 5' .5 . ',Si'i',t 1ii TI'S '' 7 bath. ken . .itPc'tini. CO. trust trees, lArge ,om' iflea' %CPiOol area 373 ASS? baits, a I Bedroom. 2 bath. separate ci.fling O.'.NER Lc,nditCw-ied home on a sIrs-V large room, living root's with fireplace, fenced lot 3?) 0193 high ceilingS On corner with extra 131 for play area 512.500 GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES Lo.' DOWN PAYA'FPIT Retiring? COMPLETELY RECONOI7IONED Lot Acid t'a.ler near Lake Astor, 41 ii, - ONLY 1 l',ir -, t'','$ - - . ,," , .'. . ' I bdrrn • I ~111 t . SrnlI but very attractive Paneled ,sjIIS Carprted!h'u out Screened 30' PIOuSC 130,' 7 yrS old, 555(5) ,.Or(h garage & work shop Fully OQIJipped See in Building A ti, &Ik tW terms --of Sanford (toatworkS. Or Call 641 ?i;C edar.m 1523 - - ,, 61 is 'ater' pa9r link p.s.o 5) 756 $31 . 'riplettly remodeled. CO N'mr it - trr5l dining coons fur n 'ttti' ci fllOsSP' gas logs Phone 1.1 ) 1119 - 37 -. Sa ntora common courtroom charges marriage ugainrtdivorce' pertain to sexual desires in. Sublimation of sex drises stead of the gweti-Iv. that: P,' Mite of 1757 Casselberry Helen of Troy lauiic}n'd 1.000 ships but not becaUse' of the appeal of her roast 'LS Open Sunday 1 30 4 p rr Evrn9AstOCY'S 3177 Livestock And F-,'--. ; p- AS Simca, 30 MPG 4çratrnn J,,gr-si'I, Air 64 Rambler A,e'f,Car' 5.1 t/Sta Cruier A,? &lCad,itae Air 41 Ford PcI up 4) Come' 2 drielf sOFlCam-oo n*a'far) Ir't Air r,4'."WsSt 0 'W -i t' I C'.-; iO 1945 Rambler 7 door nard'np A ? rociult.oflPd, 401(im4!. ii' 'sew c'i'ici.f-Ofl for 53 Now tAOS And on iuppt-Pd Pup on cr.-i'' ..in 'slhØ5 at rir A' F P AUTO SA r'. OfAie I?)) $1) 1751 i-i', •rlpt truth 1951. PiCAvy d;i'v ttd't'On, credit - f,'1. plltSl Sr . ete(1 DEAf FR AU'() ,AI F; Ill 9) 377 il- "1 it ' t /lAu'7jfi N.r.c 44 s'iPer Sport. Ar 4). 1/ I SIf'k 'AS Poetar. Ar 11.3 BuiCk Skylark, Air 1964 Pont ,C $430 372 6494 l)tr)(bvrolef Pick up 10. traIl IO Iiwg ,P'pøl base V I aufoma'' 311 5j 19$ flab Mr K.e Used l I! 5f - 33) S$07 ' Big Discount For ( T.rnr"sf i. . ii t.i4 I .c'l'4 " SUlltl1 I ,ICI'.'i .., ,t is ri s,,riui" j i: -s.': ,rqsc?s Ave 1, I ('Ic '1 I, A07 A 1%1 322 233S I 'TO BUY OR SELL AVON Coll 6" 3079 boudoir sariet that our courts and mental not the gastric variety! plus s "ne-Ie,il You can also dine with institutions, clinics and obstetrical wards, your family but incest is would be abnost empty if it were n for the powerful Perversions are seldom for" of eroticism. linked with gastric indulSo send for ms booklet i. -icr for they are legalk' 'Sex Problems in \lari*tgt-" associated with erotic action ericlositig a lung stansped. Sodomy, homosexuality, return plus 2.5 envelor. lesbian behavior and other c-e .its, and sa eguard viiur ytie-tit -- D'y Although I differ wi th Dr. For example, our zooming in his explanation of Freud enereal isease rate is subconscious. I realize linked with sex calories and the Divorce, separation, child SATURDAY Th' support, etc., st-c 9:00A.M to 12 NOON linked with a wife s failure in the bedroom instead of '..ALL UNTIL NOON IC the kitchen or dining rex.nn. ,TARTORCAIICEL lOW For you are doubtless IaAD NEXT DAY miliar with my terse state- Res 1 ' 30 5 SM Slilor SM - ,,rt. by-products that also are fumes. Ph 377 5611 Baby Sifter needed .n my borne Most h4yt øwn transportation Call 373 5&6$ ing! Think of the cc)mmt'rc'ial sex was the most powerful a-earns, and colognes, but human instinct or motiva. abo mini-skirts, hairdos, nail tiori force. Polish. etc.. etc. He freely a d m itt ed that We seldom tr to "doll se-If -preserv.ttiori ( including up" just to s IsIt the dining eating. shelter, heat arid room! breathing 1 cc.me first. problems." And you readers can easliv see why. For if a young man drops into a )iumburer shop at midnight for a bite to rat, hr dtrsti't tired a chaperone to %U1)I'T%iS(' his contact with a douihnut and coffee. But in the realm of to. mance', many taboos and rules and regulations make 'ratiflcation of his erotic hunger a coniplex matter. L us t, % - ;; "I AIly ,r. ,- v)n (fl, to t, Dt.vt in, IClS French Ave or - ac 101 C WEST F iRST S7 --- •, Ca, 6 l yJ McQuillan - I- AL tS.1L INSURANCE - - ' Houses 355 lilA Mobile Homes , 'si-ri BALL REALTY and INSURANCE Female Help Wanted 04 ,' ''' - ' of (1, 011 and Stand 5100 1:1 1.4%) "'5 , -o S 31 RYL AND RIIALT'Y 34 yr I fi r .-Iii , i i- k , .tr i-el Ii'anir5 tent I1til' I ustnf' (ICc fr's c,.j,,,ili.Ie' :-.'l Si tIer d,ti, C APR01 I I UI4PII11.)WE Results ''"" wantS to rent with opl.a'l Ic, "I 15" - ',',5(' $ Good f; IJr,l'rii' old, at (II A l''Cti' tiruti' Set i ',t' At' f,( F, 572% Call 313 $571 VAIUNI At 327 2511 5nk itole, uSC now $1100 PiSASC an offer IS ACRES near Oviedo future- investment 1969 ChpvrOlet '4 foci p'ck up, automatic, power fail gate Elf (client condition $1630 371 3952 i' - - lOR1,4E PRACTICAL MIPIOrD fluYtu 5Sf' rttomri'end tn-s $ i'•'.'c bedroom I. 0.5th DeBar-s Paneled Florida room, slc"vr ,cij refrigerator, plus washer PRIVATE BEACH 1-cAutitul Lake Ma'c ci Deltar', I'. a 1$' scr ee ned porch situated cwi -s. of art acre overlooking h,tt lets ti Sm tn., i,Cime You I ,t'',ts'i St 5,14 f5,'I "',i ' Goodyear ha s desirable opening for a brake alignment and lurw UP mpceian.c Mn frir.,I b,r,,lt$ TwO wfck paid vacation uirIt year f,!.jt hØe own PiOld tools. Phone S M "a' 372 :: SaifOrd Case Freud thought sex was the most important instinct in human Scicwt'v "ATKI in your vast expen. t'ncr nationwide with mulions of readers, do you sup. W't$ow - ("I '-I( 14 i-ccti P i''''' I - fe Pi.w 1,195 5*1 15(1) Poultry bring COnNI t y isOME ,lVC plj 3 breircscim 7 t'.i!P' r'itrAi a-c, 537.500 i icr t)IiiitS Sat Sun Pain, Shine AcroSS from Dogtriick. Longwood - ---.----- 14 It 11W DAW. PATCH FLEA MART Want Ads A Wndden Sr Broker lIt N Pack, Sanford 'I? 5991, NightS 373 It 5 i.r.s r, i', rent tij, tatiic, for Senor .t7tn plurt'b.ng PPn%eOfl Indoor small maybe esscnt.al . refrigerator Reply Bat .1. The Sanford Herald, Sarlc' .1 Fla . 32771 55.,''l'IT ii'' for Will trade I acre of land for a camper For more informat i on, tall 373 4373 61 -si's 322 Wanted To Rent 79 drain field-, Atilt lron r ivr-r rock .tr Iveways MIRACLE CONCRETE 122 5151 OS [A in Ap jip,n - Business Property For Rent if,w.' llf,$ dnIkS*&igefl. - M rphulf eng.rii' itir ,rsnf, lust ispected. Clean 517$ 117 3991 Trucks And Trailers Musical Merchandise 52% I r.g.ili-t$' i-li,, It it t'tt'iJ'' Il,",ts, 373 0572 O ( Itrautlul Leisure World Mobil, HOme- Estates and Marina en the River rrom 513750 i hh •ncludC% home I lot A fabulous community, y'itt All f,lI$iC% on 17 9J recreation al bitwe-In Sanf or d and DeBar', Off t'n,t Florida Road Phone AM lilt, OeBary or Orla ndo 61? 50$A 1 Household Goods SA Lots & Acreage ' BOB YOUN( ')&'.1 two 4dS(ir(.t',ti.C$OO Pw' t As' Clean 5511, SHELLEY c ;iD CARS 37)7930 - 33 - '- ' i// v' S,'ri,,r-srilr (',nly Realtor %'P 5' i '.1 '.'lO 4. 15I :.NI'tO Property for re-nt. warePiouse, yard f en ced S Igci'ed Sanford 173 5957 Prødic1iorl Manager Trainee, light Apply In re.msnulICturlflg person o Federal Parts. Inc Bag 140. Sanforc AirpOrt - I Stemper Agency ! 'r',1i rarn, ate yard 5rc' 46 177 57111 Business t) 'l 'mid Plymouth I P5tenqer t11 on A1AQCIIS. Cu110'fl SsthsarttAfl -, ,-1,, j I o0wripf ('ill 904 4)7 1*99 .'I home -' WELDERS. METAL WORKERS If you are prescrly employed , or kltC in metal •bbriCJ?iofl or welding, corisdef oppOrtu"ty and aøvancemen' Opening Dunedin Sht., aiso field erection crews. Dope City, Plymouth (Orlando). Lake Wales. Vacation, sick pay. welding new o v ertime. techniques Opportunit i es,for advancement. in •xpj*diflQ tOlietS, Call organization. Clearwate" ($13) 734-3563. or AlSO Plymouth (305) $56-0552 openrtgs for welder helpers and laborers 21-Rooms For Rent ~_ r C2 Carpenters and LabO"fS- Apply Coronado Builders. St. 436. across from Lums a t A P Clark Chrysler slag 6-Business Opportunities BEALrrts IN THE EVES OF TE 4O')E. ' ISCAt 5150 - 13 bath, a - ,k' and last r",''ii 171 4 11 Erer.enced au'o0bC salesman needed Good pay plan Apply ci person 10 BOB YOUNGS AUTO SALES, HAy 1792, Sanford 3-Announcements a -Cards of Thanks , ..I •',, .srr 7-Personals X, . I l'ci'ms Used car 10- man wanted Must bt mpchafl'Cally mfldrd Apply in person 'o BOB YOUNG S AUTO SALES P4A'b 1792. Sanford )-Last 1. Found - c' wOrk, oe able to handle 10 pound Da;. and 0e4er applicantS from ci' Orlando Cas,eIberry, Soc' Semino le areM 373 7530 Announcements ,' (rt Men needed fOr fac'O" A BE1 ' :: ' ' , , , •," Lease resc'.'r-.11 327 r n:, 28 ,, fl I ,js - P'c PARK LIKE SETTING Surround's thiS 3 bedroom CO home located in prestige neighborhood Only %17.SG3 WALK TO GOLF COURSE Itom This 3 bedroom CII home On sornef' lot luSt look at thesC foatures Two baths, family room. car pel, custom made drapes, entrance foyer, dishwasher. cispoSill. 2 patios, (1 cOvef ed I. redwood fence br eakfaSt nO5 vi. ith bar, And c'li-nu7S a c AlItor $2S 0(53 Better (Ali torlar 25 Houses Rent Furnished MACHINISTS H Ft. PER S 323 ('910 Vt _____________________-- - wt'.c1, 7 t,.-,ir\'" I a"r ri' si '-eshty panted on nSde, 5135 1"' beur.ty 631 7117 ''" CLASSIFICATIONS ur \ o Houses Rent Unfurnished 24 Sanford. guards. Security At?mralon'e $p'nat area u m-forms, S"t eC'" , r -rr'i- Bowen & Schworz I bath, A ir conditioned home Utility røom On I acre with 33 citrus trees 579 5(53 377 6105 fldrrss mart to drive truck, toad and unload material, and work in lumber yard as mr week L crilCfl$ ftiflQC benefits &pplb in person after 9 a m to Scotty's HOme BusIdeS, 7M S French Sanford r -- - FISt PIpI'r - 1 ..•r. ' I,' '7'-', CorvC ri o , CA I I )) I I? VI DEAt FR AUTO SALE'. P'I* Ii 97 dOwn 'cry, •' - C That's Our SANFORD .,A 519,7 50 lt'ft, 4 hedrOO'. 2 itt' I .n!ra' Pir'S' iv( • r a' r',no SanlandoRealtvinc Real $345777 SAN MO PARKS , I 7 3 flhisn 1 railciS P. Apts 7 Adult PAk-s 7 I amiiy par's 3515 Hsy I 5antord 171 19h1 Pay Wk Reliable All adve'?t'nQ app.a'fl; In The, i'4ra'C 0" wpomr sdav ftd a"t '''.a b< f)aCPC k obvi, 1I4'r t.iCt.)I htv.S SEC1lO that t dis tr ibuted to add,iDnaI It SGC Ptmr% n the area £r!?er% s hould ,l'lC jØt fPt I ZO"D' ''l 'I. 1""""`i If. .1 times CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum i i~ !ox ' - •'.-t' 11.1 £5 c,T ''.' Need Financing' ill Autos For Sale 15 Sale Need a Car 7 ~ leflissoolllsilststsl P i')A-nCa, small 2 bedrOom. I bat' r. .tPt A r cond.tontr. carpet. ,screened n carport Et pIlprt ic'-,at,On $15,300 Coll 531 SOt? -i utoc For is LWI&9 MD 1Eh't J~jLIKC 'aKMOnR - 'KM M4L"I IS mr 7', 1y Art Sorisom - one L,'rT'tft(r% M4nti'tlirCC man and around keeper rteedt'd OskI$Wfl Memorial Park, .2 4763 (St 75 MINIMUM be ( by Gill •i AVALOPt APARTMENTS ADULTS -NO PETS 116W 7naSt " SIDE GLANCES S.-.--- 'a' wv '.'vu-"' '' - _ lit!Iil,,~411MD OEM I ti' "S .'('Ci ;; 1150 O'aner broker after S r WELAKA APARTYINTS 111W 1s' 5' Sf.t- t)rtd 36c a l ine 78c a line :2c a lint thru 4 times i-m 7MMor-4 JUST BOUGHT ' -_ \ TWO OF 'E-M! PEA-JG Copy. 'n,'' -s. , h4!h Shag (A's'r' 'I c'1room I assume $I tce 51700 -'.rtgaQe No quaIty fig 3H )459 ..assnlbprry . .,.,,, I and 7 bedrodm Moder" COMMODORE APARTMENT' 3027 Magnolia Ave 323 1 3 10 04. lntrtions -No Change Of Apartments Rent Furnished THE BORN LOSER ________ Houses For Sate 31 MAle student has apartment to snare w.th arYilPier All utlifiCS fu' nPred )1)10 ask fOr Troy - in the WILL NOT BE RESrOP4SIl1E FOR ANY DEnIS INCURRED V ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF SEPTEMPER 13, 1972. Lester V1no Jr - N ' 73 ,, - Male Help Wanted 13 'a - PiANO LESSONS 12 Week Ch Course Harr, , We%fer 37 131 MONEY MAKING OPPORTUNITY Persona Is 2 RE YOU TROUBLED') Call o1i cr,pe 64j 2027 fOr We Care AdultS or Teens HO?1IfIC 831- 9993 .L4 I I 0S1 elack Miniature Poodip mc-S nlØ No Collar Santora area 23 1110 a!'," S )i&L LOETIO'. 33 S1C Central 8 601 11 ChurC Orlando F I - a instruction 7 eBusiness Opportunities _________ Lost a. Found INFORMATION P - I I o ;. Problem When You Shop Classified. There' s No t - - -. ___I - - - WANT AD 1~ - dl& fr $4A1' ,r,c,j,tri 1~V7 . -1. . $.~A k IJTP.IEDQ P', 1W 1AL1C1w' Sell W ith Herald Want c9WRvE S CLA.N'S O JThiAN, AN' WERI WERE r0 SçJ AND surE M)JV Xi* &r'dtb' ; éwTE T.W JUST T&E 4' OW' 4&LL bt fl E& AN 1 ' Ads V. T. Homirn Wecinscio,. r The Sanford Her, - 3 line Ad-S5 04 4 line Ad-So 72 5 line Ad-- $8 .10 516.50 $2200 $21 so 546 80 562 40 SIB ('0 DIAL 322-2611 01 831 '?-e13 OF COURSE YOU MAY ChAIL't YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE PHONE 1. Is It' (3 N YOUR NAMt �Wednsday, Sept. 13, 19727-1C The Sanford He rald IT pf S'' 3 1072 OR-The Snfcrd H'r3 STORE HOURS: amu ST.41 JEW-11111" tv-str GEORGE STUART'S 1i1 S I.0 aw.011%al UW54 Sur cr4 r ,, ROYAL ELECTRIC PORTABLE Perfect for the student, for mom, for dad. Full sue 88-character keyboard, two-color ribbon. Comes with carrying case. Nationally Advertised at I THAT'S NOT $109.95, Sol* Price $79.9 ceirA SrAr SAL E $399s Sol $1O99 SALE $17 9s Regular $69.95 tz Brand New Smith Corona Electric Adding Machine U_W SIWT uor a' rez ra t F. ccjr For the home, the student, the small cffice. Adds, subtracts, totoli to $99999999. Noli oncilly od'ertkcd at $69.95. Sale Price $39.50. 4á . - '.IJT UEC ¶'.J' Chwi ' .' , i-- 9 - -' FiviPice faldin3 furniture sit Sturdy enough for a study table for for mom and dads Piome*ork too' Us. as on .atro table for the kids or by hers the whole family is home Table is a full 30" a 1.nchoons .', o' o Royal I.ct'ori'c Cal. send in your warranty cord and salt slip culotor use and ROYAL WILL SEND YOU A CHICK FOR $iO 00 it ior your iaveru', c f'iaiy. c' Put it in your pock.?1 Its yourS I I4 ¶?.1T UZ,f SIJJIT GfV rai WZ UJT STANDARD STAPLES :v. - - VWA AV Box of 5 , 000 Over 20,000 Rolls Cellophane Tape for dispenser use UOVIII S?,JJt t" is 1296". a.9 65c (. CEZ4 S'a11 a 1296", Rig 84c %" .. 2592 Reg QOc 2592". Reg $ 1 31 ;s'-, a. 51 72 y4 (i I" "Lit MATTE-FINISH, '. of "MIRACLE TAPE" c*.i 'cut ''a - - a ' 330", Reg 39c 19C " a 1290", Rog .L1Th' It 1296". Reg Ci ',4lt i 2592 Re CIf'W'IL ',t.,LII ¼" a 2592", Reg j 1" i 2592, Rig c' $1 CkCEII $1 80 I YC $207 99c rl. $1.29 rl. I4 Y $2 65 For C43P) ? 00 . - Pr.' Inventory Sal. Price $29.95. Brand new. 1 VW ".' (4101t.*t, (lZ4 V,41T WON t',.ut (kWA t'.at ui cal L*'*' F '• ' - - . -- - Outs-de dimensions 18'" high, 122" wide. 3'" deep Nationally advertised at $79.00. George Stuart's Sal. Price $39 95 .- (âoIC1 Star G1ZI 11-01 C4t $23.95 $18.95 Office, Metal File Cabinets for GM ' A. - fised of $55-00. Sole Price , 0 , .-- -- U(1 A401 9M STUAN U'ZA '•afl ' .•. . , , t,I C A L .. ti .? f .4 ¶rh,,&lI U& .' - ArIM WAIM I -W- . -. p SM. - b - - I ctn Cti.t .,.at SUIT -y 1- __---z'. ITSI,LIT (Ar4 STUUt U" Stull , Z. .... UOIKA 17.111 Nt, nun's trim. heigh SALE $21.95 39" wide, 17" deer advertised $224 at SALE $26 Sole Price $1595 Your Choice SALE #29 ' ., -' . i4 "- c.ice.sar r- - -. 18 S 'c " - I UWJ I 50 ALSO AVAILABLE In Wall Sal. with combination lock. Notionally cdv." tis.d of $6000 Sole Price $29-50. - • , saw - - (.f4 Kogular lock. -. CHECK WITH ge j'Sdh Standard 24' Depth - ORE HOURS: MON. THRU FR - i"h - Nc,, - 66 4436 scat --- C&iStJUT -.-! $)'795 - - - - -_---.' -- ----- , 1'i - -r L ii . , u" 's-' - ' - SUIT um SUIT (Z4 11411 Gb SUIT (&Oi( SUIT -. WAU . SUIT ,11/1I Lt/HiflUI tICEJ SUIT t.I jul1 TO 9 untord Oando.W,&eiP:t 243431 - Ce<oa 6311242. Daytona itipacit 255 5207 Dwtard Lai* Cie-w-tr 363 6 56U. ,,.r,262476 T,,..27te5c 5(5Tj_a I!!T! miii i, stuan - SATURDAY TO 6 P.M. $6000 YON Vast '4u'g, • ' 18 SpoceSover -- - - - $54.50 (Weight 100 Ibs) 133 EAST ROBINSON DOWNTOWN ORLANDO TWO FREE STORESIDE PARKING LOTS 4 - SALE ht 85 lbs I scat ---- $33 Sale I 50 high. Top two drawers Spot's-Sower ;e Depth S ' ( UWU SUIt (5'f hyAtt FOUR-DRAWER Two drawers for stationery, plus pencil and clip troy wide, 17 deep Weight 26 lbs 27' high, 30' Regular $25.45. Sale Price $19.95 • CAL',t,LH SLUT k- fZ4 1 ,ss 'T IIU$l• -- _ 0 (ommentingJul) 15 the setentits conducted experiments 13011! 1)l'U Colo. (AP) - for six weeks in a 200-square milefarmland area In north Scientists are g ving a jolt to mile eastern Colorado. bolts out of the blue. An curlier stud) was (00 Tilt) 541) they have been su cessful in field experiments in ducted near Flagstaff, Ariz.. In suppressing the destructive 1966-67, and further Stud)' is force of lightning, planned. Wink no comparative statisThe ceLOn(i phase of experunents to control this fear- tics are available from lightsome phenomenon recently was ning activity in past summers, concluded in Colorado and pro- Kasemir said, on every occa' i son utlrsflg isiC exptrsmul uUtCtj encouraging results, tzlC) storm electrical fields were clisadded Ultimately, the ability to sup. sipattd It is thought that 500,000 volts press lightning tsould help reper meter are necessary to produce forest fires, 80 per cent of which are caused by lightning, duce lightning. Ordinarily, air is a poor conDr. hems Kasemir, project leader, s.uld in it telephone in. tiudor of electricity and the electrical charges of storms are terview Monday. not (llssipatt'd until toe lick! Kasetnir and live colleagues and builds ap enough strength to s. Nat o nal Oceanic from th penetrate the insulation barrier Administration Atmospheric of the air. Then a lightning bolt seeded thunderstorms with chaff occurs. inet.allized nylon fibers Kasemir and his colleagues and succeeded in neutralical fields suppressed Lightning by In" elec tr izing storm creasing the conductivity of the which produce lightning. fine, atmosphere with the chaff, thus gossamer The chaff Is for storm be impossible cannot making it long. It Inches about 4 lightto develop where there is t'kt'trk' fields in areas used i UWU :V ;Uf uo Lightning Bolts L (, MDANLFI 'cUt '1 Lfl I stuat f , Al' St'Ienct' Writer CM'4 trU1 - DESK-STAND ) .at I.. - Science Harnesses ' c C - ........... . _K •,' UM J%Of (11 TUIT - _7 cut UWj __ --- ' CAl S ALE - r- Regu :._• 30 90 ___ lar I LC S'Lfl Brand now - - -- - ift 9 S-vat Not factory seconds. Ideal for semi-active filing. Standard 24" D..p (Weight 50 lbs.) Regular $4500 suppliel for Drawer - qL1 - Uw`l .,J11t Home, School IVYJ-UKMVV 30" Desk Height Both drawers lock S%Ar (an VV4 t'tiST t'ce Four roller bearings per drawer, Side-lock follower blocks. Durable baked enamel tan finish. Alumi- SALE SAFE-CHEST Available with either key-lock or combination lock. Outside dimensions 9" high, 16" wide, deep. Nationally ad ver- -- • -- I " f SALE Regular $25.45 (M UWj star ------------------- - - - '?• j,fl t-b Le Ta1 - ,- Regular $22.45 These nationally advertised items at the lowest prices ever! u ('f "3Z4 SALE )I4Lt 13991 -. - -C-' frame, complete with a heating business, I guarantee it will element to keep tt'.' mattress eventually replace the t)OX warm in winter. springs." ,, Regulur (M S%A111 aE aai king-size quality back into the water I" I kIP UZf '.,L1! UOi(4 c-oa :car a., 4 scat Regular $79.00 um 1%al • JLtC r Weight 25 lbs. Notionoll t 'iji 'ZL 1LJ1 -_- Spaceover 18"De pt h Combination lock IL',,,, flit' 114IiiIliL0 IUJ%UI IOU. IiItflltia ''" hdl plastic (Weight 40 lbs.) - fl Ce -- UPRIGHT MODEL I WVA V.01 - 2" deep units for typewriters, adding Ideal for horn., office, student machines, telephones, sewing machines, etc. Heavy-gouge steel. Convenient shelf for books. Tars finish Easily os' s.mbled. Typ.writor'desk - yi VI+AV.1111 Regular S3690 uc14 VUT .14iT (4 ) 1flJ .. . fire protection. L.*tV,".LIt 'ut ...,,.,,.. Easily set up using "Kwik:Klip" assembly. No tools needed. Adjust any shelf without changing others, listed to hold Lit up to 400 pounds per s he lf. uraces.-J bock. Grey enamel finish. Unassembled. 75" high, 36" wide. Complete with 0 'helves. ror use wnerever easy offices, stores, storage is required shops, garages, storerooms. Buy now and SAVE! Nationally at $51.25. ALL-PURPOSE STANDS that these safes will provide your valuables with I 1 MT - I Ir _____________ Brown, Block, or Gold 'ito. EVERY HOME and office should have a fireresistant unit for valuable photographs, deeds, papers, etc. - anything you want the morning after a fire. The Safe Manufacturer's National Association ONE-HOUR LABEL is your assurance (iYJ "at CCi Ictil i Ginger Sondolwood, $A9S HERRING HALL MARVIN SAFES zcu1 SALE Has advertised George Stuart's For the small office or the home . V 741; .111 CE csIl eta casters. In Yew Green, upholstery. Regular $5.50 LASYTAPII £UTOFIID TAPI DISPINSI' - lot 1290' a,,d 792 rolls of p ope 11.9.1o, $1695 Regular 5c 49c Me a l bonded foam rubber 16' a" *44" • 21s " thick bearing boll seat, 2592" rolls of top. &Ot 'LE Izii ',•.Ltt h'.ttT II, or' the growing n,rnb.i of P.nn,-Pinh.r ui.rll C''. U1 scaT Easy to assemble For borne or olfc. storage Nation. ally advertised of ISc •0 Sale Pic. 49c each finger-lip 5.woy adjustment, heavy steel frame, $179 to. For 1296" rolls of top* Regular $2.95 59c 25 :':i t'.LIt _,,,,,,, Reg ula r Elsm,r'ot.s fatigue SALE TAPE DISPENSERS 94c - • - I - SALE 49c ,tlT .I1T 1 SALE FILAMENT TAPE .99 rl. 60 yards. P.g. $2 31 •60 yards a. $ 991.69 Hit DESK-TOP c-.# t:.ut Cole Adjustable Secretarial Chair SALE 12991 for dispenser use Y,LIT - High-Grade Feature Line 19C 49c rl. 69c rl. , 30a72' Site 'a • 440". Reg 39c a i. -. - fly .IEI'T' ctsuIN(; ('opley Nes Ser It's' s'*n SALE J7 C , $23.95 $42.70 S27.95 $3630 '1 III''. rr slept well.'' usin1ittd IA. VilIi.nn Ut'rgt'r, a Vietnam veteran who had both knew, shattered by an antipersonnel 1)1(1 '(lU hear hit' one aboUt iidnt' "I isiit III Slt'(i) 0U Ill) (be fellow tlo bought a water best and had to bring it hack to back and put a pillow under my legs to get any comfort at all." the store the following day? "1 tried it, liked it and went lie got seasick The water bed, besides being out and bought one the next the brunt of hundreds of funny slay. That was two years ago TltI often risque - jokt's, is and I'll never sleep on anything %, one of the hottest iteliLs to comt' s'lss, again,'' he said. Many apartment (iweilers are along since tli&' IiUl1I-lIOOI). Bill, unlike the LlLllLI IiOOl), now discovering that written which faded from the scene in LI into their lease ngret'nients is a few short y ears. there are cla,euforbidding water beds. strong indications that the And in San Francisco, the Apartment House Association water bed is here to stay. Basically, a water bed is a has gone on record against water-filled plastic bag that fits them. Another darigei with water into a plastic or wooden frame. YOU can purchase a water bed beds is the electrical shock for as little as $30 or spend as potential. much as $2,500. "Wait around a few years and What you get for $30, see how many 'slosh beds' are however, is merely a plastic sold," said Alicia Farr, a dealer bit, fi lled with water. For $2,500, you can have a that can set you back $2,500. seamless, heavy-gauge vinyl m as the quick-buck that fits into a artists (lie off and we get wine . Et 5'.ttT Regular S51.25 ~ -- ut 239' throw-away dispensers SALE 19c rl. 29c rl. I 'us r . - .at "Penny-Pincher" Record Center Box If 0Wf volum e ondor bdg.t d.omds on econo m y WITH HIGH-PlI$.SUR( LAMINATED PLASTIC TOPS $47 80 $3295 Size 30* 72" $56.20 S37.95 3006" Size 306" • Reg. $36.30 "MIRACLE" Tape on handy CLEAR CELLOPHANE TAPE $2 95 IC. --'iii SALE Regular Size 3072" Size 3006" Products of the famous L.Pog.s', and Borden's factories. I'IIW C:R. '.it t WITH HARD30ARDIMASONITE TOPS SALE ((t £ to. Brand New Heavy Duty Folding Tables 44c boa a SALE 4*4 ICeA ¶',,ii' CW S'.u' "."C LI a'.! t'1T bIL. SALE 44cb1 boa. Fit oy standard stapling Monulactui.d by Bostitch Nationally advertised at $110 pot boa Sal. Price UWU to was Os you wish - , • ' 30' Choirs hav e f ullypodded 15' .vide siats, contoured bock for extra Easy to open and close. In d..pwood walnut. antique white or antique grim Brand mew This fivipice set is notionally advertised at $59 25 George Stuart's Pr. 1mventcry Sale Pr,co a only $39 95 for the set' Save $19 301 comfort Regular $ L1O 0 p.' Premium '-rod. Chisel point 5.!0cL. Ciec y t. p a Roya l Il.ctc Iypiv. $ 9995 only Is North Triplet )I- v'. ( ' sseltwrry find. iCJth('I 1' ISI1I•F (I(lt('r of Mr. and Mrs \l and ht' is tht' SOfl Of Mi;sIn I1fl P0fl ,,1 - Wave Future Or Soggy Fad ? 'u Y.tll C4*1 1'. lit $690 So 90 1 5' • I C' • 24 ' Adds, svb?roc?5. rni..tpii.I, dirdis Ad justable pos.. o t o', for a u tomatic d.c,mol control Direct credit balance and o?t.' features you' d isp•cf to find on machin e s selling ld at twice the price! Thousands AND 5r G*Or"g0 Stuart's Sol* Price $99.95 see details b.Io vll send you ocheck 10? $10 LI PRICE cz :.at can Lw EUTI when VOtl hav' a I FICU(l a n(l a fat j)tiI)l)' to sha R1 I N: ( t)tu' t)i'('(il('S Legal Si:. GET '10 CHECK slioat .- - U4 V.511 FOUQ FULL THICKNESSES 3, SUPER - STRONG SHELL 4 EXCLUSIVE IZ-STAK CLIPS 5 EFFORTLESS DRAWER ACTION 6 HEAVY-GAUGE METAL HANDLE 7 AMAZINGLY SIMPLE ASS(MB'.Y Regular Letter Size $ 5 90 12 a 10" New Royal Electronic Calculator T7 LiT £iC SLUT f)1 'E STttt '.\'f t WU ST UI r 4 ,. A tE SUIt As cabinet min'cter, diplomats, and church leaders otned the scene of grief. Israeli troops punched into southern killed an t,ebanon in search of Arab guerrillas 'arho had Israeli soldier inside kra&'l's rwrder. The Traeli government eiprecsect "wrath and revulsion" at the slaying of the 31 Olympic ream members, as I1II1 Most in hold capitals of the world- The government '.'we"1 retpon'il'alf' any nation aiding Arab terrorists the West Itowttvet, Foreign Minister Abba F.han praised even German effort to cave the lives of nine Ocracli hostages, though the attempt ended in an atrpnr' gun battle an1 grenade blast that took the lives of all nine Two others wer' .0,'r 'hi",' e;ipP(t -1 f'rn'.' killed earlier by terror!' -- ';lo to-fore dawn and slipped ir. athletes Only a day after thi' Isish ?luflt,Isfl Americans werob shot to death at t. Valley (lf (imrss' in the Virgin Icland_s In Geneva. the 25-nation disarmament nnferenc'ø concluded its 1tV2 session with the United ats's and the Soviet Union still deadlocked wet' the major isxtie of banning all nuclear testi. The conference will report to the United Nations General Assembly and 'hi' 'nt.'d t,i!," Ind iLscla as co-chairmen, will set •i -ti'r"xt '/Ciif $c1 s'.ar :- -- ( i"i -. ••. lt SUit SLUt \ /•' - f. tT d task Becky Fisher and Tommy Thompson of t. , 4--, zA - This wisc a week that shook the world, a week that brought first utter disbelief, then shock and finally anger around the globe in the wake of a bloodbath that took the lives Of 17 persons and cast a grim shadow over the XX Olympiad at Munich. f)'iring a day and night of terror, 11 men from the Israeli ()lyrtipir tearn were slain by Arab guerrillas apparently bent on a craiy schem to force the release of 200 Arab prisoner' held In Israel's jails. Five Palestinian terrorists also were killed and one policeman died in the wild melee of death that halted ternirrirIly the Olympic Games which West Germany had planned so carefully to help regain its respect among nations Three Arabs were captured, two Were WrItIn(h'd and Munich police sought other.' of the so-called Black September gang which •'ngineererl the kidnap-blackmail plot. The Olympic (arrs's were resumed A fter a period of mourning and a memorial seriice attended by r,ms' 0,IY)0 in the olympic stadium. There were some who heli'jed the games should have been canceled out of respect for the Israeli dead, and some athletes went home. But most Olympic officials and contestants believed resrn'nption of the lassiral games would do more to discourage further acts of atrocity by terr(trist groups. The bodies of the Israeli athletes were flown horn.' To Tel - ''_. - $3950 SALE 4/ "/2 fi ______________________________ : WQ ST-11111 finest transfer file to Assemble Regular $59.25 - 1k0W!1.4r 4 riat It'sTransfer Time! AU Stock-Master Card Tables and Chairs V-Oril Slur, A C - GENUINE SAMSONITE ALL ... Royal will send you a check for $10.001! See details below 1W U.311U 0 r the next 1L Small delivery charge. Save money by - All prices f.o.b. Orlando store or warehouses. picking up or taking your purchase with you. . Prices slashed. Hurry on down qua ntities limited on Million-dollar inventory some items Brand New Full-Size U i-yr, ',r,,&jy *A L "i',; reduce our inventory aerore w• isur' CO U" .... hhlflg r.'latives who Aviv TO a near -to), T,'rIu,,l treolinbl clutched at the flag and flowerrapd caskets "',' Copley News ?.'rvlce and We must supplies, machines, furniture, art, engineering come on in and stock up on office droftirsa equipment and supplies, luggage. Save uo to 60'.! - Star W^0N trial 5 ' V11 IIJIE E SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT WWA .SW ia R Week's News In Review: Massacre Shocks World . (Cdt1.A1T 'VLN um 4 throuqh Friday 8 15 am to 9 pm Saturday toópm Mondci _____ 77 -' , , . i- -- - aIrplane traffic because it Interfers with radar. For this reason, it La Imi,rac- ning potential. tical as a !tlUpressant •,vt'r sirban areas, Kasci, iir sow the chaff Into the cloudi of a stori ii a '11w scientist.' in Colorado use propeller-driven 112b plane to PU 1% 1.1 X 1)COL ))t' llclI) iiiikt' t)Itc of slUt iliOst till Ik)ttdIIt happy ditkretttt's toifle alive. PLIR LIX 'tpk make \'O ti feel h4q)pv t*'cause theN enjoY " t i lt ii st u k . Itis UI )t.IgLs )tI .. I, iLl11 ak lit he it-eliiig a's ',t'ti 01(y. It fioiii 5)111' siiitplt' I)hul()SUI)hV 111.1(5 ()Lk,I) t)Verk$.)ketI by Otht'tS. You can LIW41)'S (0(11)1 on ('ourte()tss, l)etSOILtl 4fttteIttIt'!t at P!J BL.LX. Ask whet c an itt'tl% is aii you'll lisost likely L* c,'stoited to it. not 111cuely gt%eli tliiettioiis. Ask for it Spetial slit (4 meat aIISL us ours with a sinik. Ask toi .1 Ili uslin e pas kage It) l itif hit Oki- ii ,ititl 4 11 get t' l it t WhAt tiir It) hell) Volt JISY WA they L .111(0 IIiLk( voui Pt I flL.I X 114'()1)lt" li shojpmg till) .1 pkasure. So ulise on in aint eujos a Little happiness s'it u the Ptl R1.1 X 1(0P1( - kslks who otter 'ssIi stilt' h.ippv slit kremnc after another. - 0 PUBLIX where shopping is a pleasure �Wednecdy, Sept 13, V/i ( The Sanford Herald B Wedr,esciBy.Set. l3, 1972 ?C-TpieSantordHerald Swift 's Pr.mum Tpndp,G,on Gvarnmn Inspected Shipped. DAD. fresh not Frar*n. CutooUp Fryerse Fryer Breasts "a-Vagna'a"OE X T R77""aaselaeal El AreenSlamps JwGreen Stamps JAree'nStamps 1.100 1 J4 A Oa U R ii i Pepsodent Tooth Paste tube 61be C 11169 Fryer Thighs ...... 65c Drumsticks . . . .. . 65c Fryer Winqs ..... 39c I. - '" o•' Wed- Solve - "s , EXTR A ':::::: ___________ .-.. _: : I 00.0-ions, Valor "easy - - II GREEN ST A M ON go 10?21 years... wed. Sooll 76 norparlps %wed. Soon 26 10721 WHEN YOU CLIP nine Deodorant Pockettes 00-cI.isze 45 It 1 -1 14 Pristeen Necto Sweet I Reg. 69c, I 2c-off Label Provisions V010% 0 9 0 'I THIS PAGE s r Spray ss'pulur 13-ox. con Ii Mass-"" Wed eiie" 7& i Unscented, Regular, :1 Regular or Super AND REDEEM THE COUPONS Adorn "a tooll & p8g MeaL..1 at ou r Hawe~ i ajt I I' ve Is. 19721 :V4 21 . .t74f\ F;tom WE ACCEPT f4l fA 35, Porkay Margarine Bux": Alberta Balsam shampoo gular or Dry White Rain Shompoo, 14-or- size ;r1j-0d LCir!c +e &H Green Stamp of 666.1 Fall I d e a b o o k Supplement L_ _ __ ______ - _ - - ________________i - Sable : Oil tap 9-cit. - rw Care Lotion La . .65 It -• -'V. ' Is ... s_s_a_a_a__s__a_a aaa a a as sass ssasssaasaasaaaaaasa lI. 10 Is - - I 99, I Chip :_l Ip4:__;:: 1 1 omil . •'i - :: 39 - 16-08 29' sliced beets tAVI 1. Co..- O,aai 49 ).S. 1 s ave 40 fit %-**I% .. Peanut Butter 52 C...Ibr o.' 49' 1 sit ctn Q.06.1 Instant Grits ....... 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MEAT J"B I G S VINGS" , LL RTMENTS' 0 '1 DEP JUMBO LOAF EVERFRESH 141 OLD MILWAUKEE BEER OT C PACK 0 _ 20 - LOAF_ 41t LB. il 4 (3 LBS. OR MORE PER PKG.) of ..b FED K "'BLACKH PORK janC MOP CUTS! I OW4 1i WWI e LM I' STEAK HOUSE" RATH RIB COFFEE HALF • 47C *PORKLOIN ROUND RIB FAMILY LB.98 SIRLON CLUB SWISS (OR) 0R) CAN LIMIT. ONE PLEASE, WITH OTHER PURCHASES OF $7.50. OR MORE. EXCLUDING CIGARETTES 5.utC BOSTON ROAST BUTT ASS'T'D. COLORS (or) DECORATOR C LB. 4 4 5 "SEABRAND "BONELESS" BREADED- I18 98 C SUPREME98c BUTTERFLY SHRIMP I! (EACH) - ROAST LB. (EACH) TOWELS # A JUMBO c 9 LIMIT 2 PEASI WITH OTHER PURCHASES OF $7 50 OR MORE. EXCLUDING CiG(TTIS 18 holes DIGESTIBLE! FRENCH MEAT POT of cilf. TASrY "FROZEN" ASST 'D. OCOMA" ASSD 6-OZ ! 2-ounce packages cream ebeese I tablespoon prepared 10-Oz. shtifi.sb. ROLL ' C ROASTLB. "VIVA" nine or some Favorites bake quuckiy in the oven since the base is a frozen waffle. Serve with a refreshing drink and some fruit. FOURSOME FAVORITES SHOULDER YOUR CHOICE! YOUR CHOICE! • Four— 54B. 77C PKG. 8 CHUCK BISCUITS REFRIGERATED STEAK FLA. (OR) GA. GRADE "A" OIL BTI. 0 0 p LEGS BREAST LIMIT ONE PLEASE WITH OTHER PURCHASES OF $7 50. OR MORE. EXCLUDING CIGARETTES CHOICE' ROASTING POTATOES STEW of BEEF I , - FAMILY FAVORITE A 0 C 'BLUE FLA. (OR) GA GRADE - A' (COMBINATION PKG.) Le 0% 9 3 (EACH) C c 5 CHUCKPICK'O'CHICK" 0 (I A T BREASTS 'N/RIB 41 ti) (EACH) NEW CROP! "RED DELICIOUS" "HUDSON" "HOLSUM" BATHROOM TISSUE "YON NAISE PKG. OF1 0 c 2-ROLLS 1 r IIIIIIIIIIIM U—(OUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) 3 P11*51 WITH Otii( PUPCb4*SI5 0057 so ON MOki UCLUDINC. CiA1lTTIS LIMIT APPLES CABBAGE.....LB. 8c - . (CELLO-BAG) 48C LIQUID 'FRESH-GREEN" JUICY "CALIFORNIA" LEMONS.. . . DOZ.38 "CRUNCHY-CRISP" CARROTS. ONE LB. . (CILLO.BAG)14 "THRIFTY" PINK (OR) • LEMON - DETERGENT q "THRIFTY" SPRAY 29 EVERY DAY LOW PRICE' FLO-CANE STARCH 15-OZ. 0 C CAN £0 .0 , SUGAR 5LB. BAG AOC .rnbinc' 'hii'k"n , ninn, sweet park!, relish. lemru.0 tIiCP. uilt -and çpp.'r Add mayonnaise: toM with fork IiI il woll Wended 3orpad each f ii slices of bread with a iuitur. Tip with lettuir' e.ive and -over with remainrig two-ad. Cut and -.'r---.' \iak. , intwriiei 'u'FN FR IM FISH lprnuidsfish 911ets it steaks rihUspoon -aait fr, .4)LE ORIENT.0 i. 1 pound.s fillet of i('ilp honey up prepared mustard I rablespoons iIyuliSatur3tet1 uI tJipoufl curry piuwtlev l teaspoon lemon juSt-uLanntm wedges ut fish in cube's. Pt&t n pan. ',rnbine honey, mustard, 41. • -1ir'i rSnw$.sr mii'i Iccyui juice Mix well. I3rtish fish with curry sauce l3rtitl it 42 fe- 1 tIictie (van tliuiie LUC J minutes ur until ilightly hrtuwned. Turn iish brush with remaining sauce Broil 10 nun. utes longer ar until nicely browned. Garnish with lemon wedges. 4 servangs. FuMILY Dl\l:i ijr'I.411 th Baked Chicken r-me)-bh1n SaLuit Slieit rum41o ' CUPI rWO-BEANSLAL) : pantrvsttell ciimbmnation 14 cap m4ivonnaise Luble'spoun pr.•pareul veIIu rn us La r1 I I i!Jipi)St1 11 —41 'r.1 -nt's rs,emjrv Dash of uaii I ,!.in I poufli lt..f''- U it' ills tlrained 'it 4 it i ii'' It Lett;a F 54ILY DC'iEH ls.t Loot '-o1ad 134)t4 r loge (jrr,t Chtippt'l Sppie Cake IOf'F'EU SPI"LIt t ie ersiun 'ii i i'. tt -c.irt I . 2 cup% 4niUei1 l U; 1/4 tes;,uun toki, . 2 teupuun salt 1 teisipuun c,nn.u'' U $ teaspuun c'' 1 1 t'*ipViIli III 1 cup sugar 1 1 cup INfO 'i -t eggs I'2 te.upuun ii:li ' "u- cups peeled uI chopped apple-. .aDcti( CHICKENS R BAG , rfl '.'i'' pickle :'tssh .';isponfl lemon uii'c .. teapnnn salt 'up maynnnatMi' 40th A Il5 'icul 'ti.r(tiui ii' na'trnnaise. utiustarl, ri tiar"o and wIt Stir in hsi'ou..er and chill St serving tiu,rrtnge )tin 'i.iiail in 1 w ''it 'i sering. (POLY MESH 10 -LB • FRONTBA G) • CHUCK WAGON O12-OZ STEAKS SIEAS n7 IV, 14 . CUTLETS CUTLETS SHORT RIBS PKG. LEGS • THIGHS & (OR) "U.S. NO. 1" • WHITE SIRLOIN PATTIES • pORK PHOSPHATE FREE DETERGENT! —— - • yOUR 0 -2-01 ALL-MEAT FRYER QUARTERS FAMOUS "LAZY • CHOP tu, tu "LEAN-MEATY" 7C risco C "LEAN-TENDER" P OR OVER) 8-0Z. CAN ( 480Z. 1p (UI( KF'4 4AIAD -. 4'4flWWHF-' 'usps eiihc,l uik.'oj 'hsek.'n shiespoons uin'tv hopped '*r, : ahlecpoon fir'k eippo1 iflir rich eflper hr"ad 'rimib.s 'up skim milk -i )olyunsaturated oil "heit )Vtfl II 50n degrees. 'it fish into wrving-um parAdd salt to skim milk. Dip fish in milk and roil in :'r'imt place in a well-oiled baking pan. Potw same of the ui iver each piece Bake at 5W fesrees for II) to 12 minutes or until fish flakes easily when et--d with i f ork Ser:e with emun Makes 4 servings. "MAXWELL ALLGRINDS! 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PIP WITH SI Al "t( N I) "C HURT" 1I ur_ ing mu for chili Bring 1(, boil reduce heat c-cvi-r an cook 5 minutes. rc'mo%e I rorr. heat In an $-ineti skillet heat thf , oil until sery hot Using tongs add tortillas, one at a ume. arid COOk no kmgrr than IS second' turmflg oncE- c-aunt in 1(1 turn then count to b It ttprulws arc overcooked the beCOme ens; and are irpwsabk to shape Stack tortillas on a plate as the are removed from oil To assemble the Enchiladas Casserole, iork with I tortillt at a time flip the tortilla in tomato sauce. place on a plate Spoon 2 heaping t.ablcsp"on' meal mixture in a rim across center of tortillas Add a taikspoon of grated cheese. the-T, is tablespoon of onion Fold side'of tortilla over filling and place folded sad. dton. in a 3-quart oblong glass baking dish i 13 1 / by $ /4 b I 3'4 riches i or sam'lar utensii FAMILI L1M.H Lentil Soup Cucumber Sandwiches Cookies Fruit LE.'T1L SOUP The ha mbone and sick ma% be irerzer-slored before the soup is made 11/2 CUP lentils 1 medium on mo. cut in thin strqs 2 large ribs celery. cut in 1-inch 1s cupi stock I left after cooking a smoked boneless pork shoulder butt Ihambofle Wash and drain lentils. turn into a large saucepO with the reinaunag ingredients. Bring to a botl; corn and ho1 geltil) mt.il lentil' are tender — % to 35 rniautes Remove hambofie Makes 6 servings IN *_ GROUND muurtg srweUJpe of the see- r j ( tip VPlyurLcatlari'M oil nap floor r- ups rirn rr,ip f fr.'ø - Ab All Stouts In a large saucepan mi gether the tomato mairung 1 cup water and r' until well blended. Stir in corned beef. Place waffles on cookie sheet. Heal about 7 minutes or until crisp and hot. Spread each waffle sec• tion with cheese mixture Return to 4(Xdegree oven a b a u 1 5 minutes or until thoroughly heated Makes 6 servings. PLus. E-E made mustard i. pound Cheddar cheese gratied 14 pound corned beet, florli chopped 1 111-ounce package af fleaffvten heat oven to 4t decrees ee Beat together cream chse. mustard and Cheddar cheese LOW,,- LOW - A n iiritil Ir's'ne'l Setvrq 4 elk.k, stirring, until thickened, lier Add chicken and put In 2- Ii# ad, then nail Mite in half diadd inuatirnoins. Saute t*ikm quart esserol. agsnoIIy. %left 'a ttip Iliarga. anal celery lightly in 2 tableOne unit 'iriash qi tgeari anti arlliikp in moderate oven spoon. tail. Add to first mixture k'greas 2!) uiliiuteq. or until riangi' on c aserole. Add al ulth lemon rind. salt and rep- twit nod lifdil ('it cr iiql0lifill, flilki Ira ruinoUs lomig.wr, IN FRESH 100% PURE OOEN -7 DAYS A WEEK heart helping abet. Why not try thi'st' Fes'I;ws before summer Is over Sprinkle lIntir on soup In coyerel jar, sli ;ike Add oil and le rs several tunes until waler absorbed — about S Remove from beat and By AILEEN CLAIRE G NEA Food EdItor olf widowswho decide to jO1fl 'em may not beat 'em but at least they can wore after the game with a $ ii a c k Open-faced sandwiches of corned beef arid cheese with a waffle e help restore rpirits a ft e r '' tfld 1 ' in sauce L- L- 5 o,scu1.2o i tu;at' Pour rcmainin Summer tune should allow the rook to ''vacation" with l>ti,satta. easy to priirc rated recipes. Chicken and fish play an finportant role in a Ne This r - ipeflkc% fair i tit 1-nhiIad.s For a mikiet 1I%h, ri'1it' e.l%oflIflg rnt lot o t envelope is ing 1/2 it STORES PARKP 0 N AYS (- AoO 11 4 pounds ground round beet 2 envelopes o each 1 314 rirc IaSOning mis for ch cups aier I can 41 pound arid I'.' tomato puree i2 cup salad oil $ OiiIlCeS cheddar çi-'grated meth urn I inc 11/2 cups cmr*,rlv chopped c ion 12 to medium onions, If using I roa.tvn ioriiUas. th. in refngcratut overnight In a iCi-iru h skillet c' melium beat. cook be.' crumbling with a fork until ri color diiappea rs Spnnkle tne. with I envelops ci the scsoii, mis forchili move foil and ifltIflUt bakin untilut*ly hot and hCtS ' melted - 1 TUflUt(' Makes 6 serVings - 2 tadas Makes Delicious, Zesty Eating. k' in prehti1 3-de3fl and end refng- Iil tram r nçeraio; rre n Th rre thead en f.'r 4&) flUflUIi'S. rc C grec and minute-, Niore baking Just bcnehitadac end place them all in crate Reingerate chccc move foil and (fltiflUC h.king twt' tthtly tore bakinç pour sauce over the ekir doh but 60 not OW onion erateLy and cheese ncrs Remote top and '.pnnlc uth cheese until huhtl hot ramtrc sauce over top or covered ' Ii'tr tth tail sh and chc and on- and on kn rtng ecese and one d Wednøcdy, Sept 13, l972-(2 Chicken And F*Ish Play Bl* g Summer Recipe Roles 41 Casserole SiinforeJ F$nrilcJ ORLANDO STORES - SANFORD STORES * PAM & SHOP PLAZA 400 S SIMOaAN BliiD * 329 SANFOMO AVI DAtS5AM 12P%i hWND4Ja% 5kM III. & SAl a &t a m' M * 3939 S O.ung. & Gatlin A, SUtEOAI $ #M ii' 0 1 LM$ 4 4 %i V P sk $t 3 I'*ii * * 1340 WEST ooat AVI Y LiuiS 1DalSeiO*.l F% PM a 1. 2 cup '.Jiupped walnuts re.s.e intl I tour .i t.'t i t2b I Lit 1 On sa.s Li1aper ahtiruugh10 tit together .he ttour '.i4iflg iudaa salt azud ipales In -a large rnsttng buwl zovdt together tuIiI iflbUiJth tiw sugiu. curia n1. eggs ,and ainilLa, slowly beL in the ttuur mrstusv, stir us .appleii and nuts T'aarrs Into prpgrccd p.ars jUkIf in a pi-elseawd 3500'.eo until a cake tester inserted in .entet comes out I t/-I hours Cu4i on a ware r*ck LU twnaaies Uwn turn out of puan Coul cuanpk'(el before slicing �I hr ôE r!'r 't Crunchy WnesS 6C_ The Safltord H er al d : Salad i A Early - School Mi'11 II I Lu flC Snack low NEA Food Editor it's back-lo-school I I ni v achin and this means A retieduling n! time for I :-nerribers of the IIAMO' AIu,menme are quia and that the ~jtrjtjoui recl all WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES çickP,ckeHaTS4adafld Pickle Exotic - caIad 1 - Salad are best whr pue* . fxvw'Low ... 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FOOD STAMPS! rosa hnqo & tie lis-for And NO&Mp"NA61pu Fruit marinated lIed and I QLM* Mill] P A r •Vi, •/ ': Pic t abtnIpoonr(.undgingir SAVE 14' PER ROLL SOP cup drained siApet mixed 29C t, ge Zuariappie. : $ ' S I TISSUE lO IPIGLE ROLL CUBED STEAM 4 • 79 LB . I in VI1 øa I BULK CHOPPED O 'ri' ;rnm.'i1m.iI.'i' ik. :1u t'Jfl ? r'pe bananu. sliced Sitld grvrm, cup c-hopped J)VUflIS Drain pineapple well Te St;nYrUç In large les'lloons I'MC ipplv F,~rti pickle liquid EVERYDAY LOW PRICE' OF LABEL 3 LB 4 02 GIANT BOU Defe4a jamut hours. To tnanas )c ...... .. O apples hiii tIv Ctt pickles, ,I '111111p, A A * S GALLON At serving Lime. lint i, lulled salad bou-I with salad ;rmnklc with pec'an erving. ~neapjlle S~ MaLe lefio ' t 1B X I - . ..... .1 tw!t'! ORANGE JUICE 01 CAN ThIF I!, uIlderilandatilt- Io' ' . 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DR C,R,TEFT:l, i'm ,'rt ;iirprivwl tha t yoil .v,nt ., r.' ip. (or Gre.n Pi'ppar;teak ' (')','.i,' vti• -Ii'ih.' ;..m n int,'r.'.;t ,i 4((w1 rnin' ook4 :he.; tivc •Vhen n;i )r n $.r i,re'n P"pp.r un."e - ('qi,411r,nt rnos iIiilI' fit 'if gel I Ot (1 OI$il'ft np.t and i .oir-P imount •f .•;k lbo% fnIln*vin r.sp. 'for fried 't.k and (,r"en P--n he .r' ill a 11111.' !1df,'rnt c • iict nintigh i n fLt' iii' )ther :T1;jmfl ,nTiM1iI"fltc r.w1lv ;flflhIflt if with r"-'-" ø-pp.r ; md na'.it P 'mflhit •iml mrtd.'rl for 'h. itsr-lr,ung " r-. 'mmiq Itut;the '.' lilli1 h. :mm it .,ir,.';e -hpfs i. R.I'RlEl)TF,rK "i; DRFEN PF.PP'i' /Iifl(1 ftiflk t.'K 'acpnnnc 'orn.;tireh ro;ind ginv o, le IlL\1 Ii) i:\l I)u\L Is ups unsilird IIr.ur , I tca[)u'(.n baking I t. , " (i I(a)(i4Ins nulmi teapDon salt ('up 'A heat E t rm 1 t'i (UP16 %U$II ( t q o. eiild. ('(kid t ii (.(I Inst..ifll rnu' l.tn-1 direcIi t.,Ii k tpoons mt-ltrd ho r I mln anill;i teaspton C LIP milk 'ii for fr' ir I on(ectifint r 4. 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Nat process using remain ing dry ingreditnts and mill ' over bowl and reIrierat' hours or overnight Itch dough at a time on a ligt floured board to akncss Cut donuts usv. well-floured sharp don utter Fry a few dot ut ar tnut holes centers at me in hot oil i6i.degrec n t i I done and a gold' :on Turn donuts as so they rise to the top of Pi' d It r ci w n on undersid. '1 urn and brown on st-con s ide Remo %v from heat slotted s p ci 0 n Drain an place (Ifl ;I'er towel ct, ered tra to d:ain and co hcn donuts arc shihIi warm coat with (onfectiut ers ' sugar or a miturc (au r EA P U oii/)' / ~f PT Ic 14 il 'P PT 4$ SSPI - OCT \I) \\1) 4 OCT PRICES GOOD THURS. SEPT. 14 THRU WED. SEPT. 20 I)I\\I R Ill \I I - OCT 12 OCT IS /1' T 39 USE THESE 2 COUPONS TO HELP This piece will start your collection of fine, translucent china. The pattern is English Garden A delicate blue floral design bordering the traditional rim shape. Just put us on your shopping list for the featured "Piece-a-Week." Pick up one piece with a $3.00 purchase, two with a $6.00 purchase, etc. Then follow our schedule. No limit! COMPLITE YOUR FINE CHINA SET 1 ,- I - -. miii imooth Slix i n meat ,1•1 Lmnti In mmnhlt.c e vok or i arge ;KmIIa' le-et 'he u I Liver iigh 'teat katml r4 en )4l1W'T -fir tn 1, minute -- T I . i: - 2YI • COFFEE - 2 nIT / fl :neat .1(1k and itir i intil fle;i( •o.;ei (s red nlor shout $ tt1iflUtt' with :.- i. \1ak.'i 4 PRICES GOOD THURS. SEPT. 14 THRU WED. SEPT. 20 IP innamon and s u g a r haking a feA donuts at t ime in a hzii with 1 to ip sugar ArranEe sugate itinuts on tra to finish c- : 1ng Make' about 2 dci;i n r donuts and ci r ; ters MII.'i DINNER ;rnuked [34)flPlP%S P'tr' ihouilder [bitt '4m'.ii!()j4d Prn,atoet.; with "ar-ri ilr"att r--r'-"n iaLid 3ev.r a. i*thrd Plum.; U.) I' ED PtT.TO E .VITh CORN r ii jimt)ul.ir a?gtt'.eil Tl.iiO' i ,()a$I tt'.-im i. 'I )UflC$'4 'I I 33tk.iit Iope.1 ;ttis I jotind :mn .lriincml - L4bieipthmfl )UttI" 4 'up tine try tim :;4 le spxmn tried i-u3fletl Li I riapo.)n tried r'bfit- 1 - vmp "mar' cc:itlopeml x)Lilu4-M m, 1ir'!ut1 in ;i.i&ckage u ot' * -.uart J*seroteb and 4tir II umn Iake in e ir'hea1l Wi)ninutei. In i iegr'- e iv.n for . 4-mt-h .Lillet over 41W twat n.1t di .ieat. itir Is ,he riutttr r'.id - nmmb. tiaial and thvmt' pnnklr irnund •tige of 2uta1u'irn llmxtur'4 3a,e entil 1gritly )L'IwflmMl - LL)'JUI u flmflUttl ongir Makes j ierviiig, -. (I' - mometcr is a al he dr u; a inch bread cube into ht't fat If ci:l is right tempera ire the bread will turn a or. brown in 1 n mut' -. ttasp(fl prepared mustdr (I, i - PIES BAKED FRESH DAILY AT FRENCH AVE. & 25TH ST. WINN-DIXIE Lemon Juice . 58C Dish Liquid . • . . . . . 2 . Catsup SlOD " . . • • '• Corn Flakes 39C • • 3 . 49c . . . . i apple flavor 4$.... 1/4 cup L-niffle-d flour I traspoions batking potiadet 1 /, 2 teasx,on ialt Potted Meat . . 4 .- - • r ' Treet ' oil 1/2 cup finel% diced unpeeled red apple 1 such as Mcintosh On wax paper thoroughly stir 'ther the flour tkngp° der md salt, stir in cornmeal •-•i I' Cut Beets.. ..6 £ Syrup 59C • • • • • 1' -1' D alSoap... .5 88c Grape Juice • Charcoal . . . • Ale or Beer . 20 o . . - / o ., .. -.. . . . . . • • • • ' ' . . . -• Cat Food Dixie Pies _________________________ . . 4.Y('' 33c ., • 'il . . . 43c 2 •• . . . , A:- . . • • l*I',( $ -' 1' Pitter Patter.... '4.'. . . '-' . .•, Pears _________________________ r r. ff i 39 Mu ns . • • .. 47c I 2 is . _________________________ stir Just until ddry ingredients oiled are moistened F medium muffin-pan cups I each 1/3 cup capacityl about 3/4 f ull Bake in a P degree o.-n until lightly browned and a cake tester inserted in out clean 15 center minutes Loc*en from cups and evmes serve at once : Potato Chips Gatorade It , 110' J..... , . 4. ......j.5Spl* TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS It : j1 c. . 4 4 '1 0' All IAt $ I 11f 1,,i lAO U 49c . ' Chicken . 79c • . . 2 A 4 klAS!., O ' 415 • • 99c Instant Tea I , - I., X . . • 2 11 . . -'-:-r .................. Pat) - ................ ....a i. ..... 5, a .. I N(i 6 '' . Shrimp . . . . 89 - . . . . 2 . m i - - •'. . •-' 5 1'.eblespuuils tilL Cheese Pizza . 69 : . , - 4.4 •-.'.: L1' tv\argarine .41. \ Rols Si •' . . . 3 ' .' - 1 -i Dough . • •.1 , 4 4 . , ...... . t ( ju gi s . I14ii(Ia iii i.CLJgt -ii* tit* t e ui . e f ruiti 9' 67c ives *mth -14! 4 1 thikil - )ugflIa Lir.1111 4p.a gfletti . butter FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. 419 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. SANFORD iOi) ililk am1 intl pptr - V- ultji 41lu tilt: ,iiiiietl 4rilLCIA 99 Margarine . . . . 49- - . Broccoli . • • . . • . S'L'C 4 $199 Cucumbers • • • • ' -I 49c '. (1(1 i'p• . a', • . • . • . 49 3 Baby Limas . 79'. . '.• 44 - '. . ''' " " Pot P i es . itt' . -' . -t..t'Ai Cut Con r ' " C u p Cakes 25 39 _ ' Potatoes flit 4 . -'" . . ' ___ . 59 rUet..;l .riglis4t \tuihtuz. '4 1° 2 '_4t' - . . . w 1E AL-I54,0L rrri rriTOP VALUE STAMPS 'U VALUE STAMPS : TOP LIII! TOP VALUE STAMPS LVII! U : 1I111 TOP VALUE STAMPS :1 : . -- No 17., I ( lout t/MPTIM.UUtiisA? p •- ii Pork Chops Comillercl4l .0 %:up . #1111 QUANIIII IK.'BEK!-(i L)HbSS.1.\L 69 . 441 4 I 4 1 Frosty Cocotitut Coke -' , Gournittit Pizza Oi6on Rings PircWtvits, Servit 4t MCO ti cup Scr'11111th tr11-f1wt Miad. £ p.IrU-e.d4rt) 1ud iiultUv 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD -- Makes 9 rnu1fir rtwn AlKI'Idd wall - Ajth t. ' 49Biscuits Ground Beef . . Braunschweiqer 5(111)14.5 si, Pull Meat Balls 4. 69: . 59' Al MA P11 39c • 1)441 Instant Coffee . - ream 'NP Ufli dited ..imhiiii 4ret"I ,niom)i r'v1i 1 , t; 11- --• AlA5i Sausage A'. t . . . . RuetvC(;tO •. Knockwurst rrr i'i'i TOP VALUE STAMPS •• thu ,' 79 * ',l)hF4TiAPlO I4$ ,, -i-'/ T-OPYALUE STAMPS s, IIIA',t Meat Franks . i 51A.P All VI At .Ait L . Orange J u ce 3 1 89C Sliced Bologna • . . ' %Tiii , '- 1 15 .4 . Fish Fillets • b$A.r •..•. T-OP - VALUE STAMPS - •' Chickens 1. IEW VALUE STAMP$ 117TOP . 'Ii..-' i I) Fish Fillets $1 69 2* • • $4 11m I ',(JA ,CAII A $ milk and beat to com bine Add flour mixture oil and apple, . 2 . - - -- Fish Sticks ••. . . . SAVE u rt 4.1'. 59 ,'. .',•(4• 35: Potato Snacks . • 2 . 0 41 ()()AS 57iI • . Shrimp Patties t(i. $ rr Cheese ..•. - PN(...o'.. S4I1S 79C Sl ced Han Y og : 69c • . . 69c Ham Patties Cheese 49 • 45 A... Pimento Cheese 4t 1,A , . . '$.S'i A 69c Game Hens 'AR'. ', IA? 50.15S . I . AtI S[A is 0 - 65r Potatoes . ,• .- • - . - 39' Fruit Cocktail . . Cheese Food 59 3 . . • • 49" Spray Starch Tea Bags...... • . • , . 25 . . . AII' A', s Apht4 ,,, 4J-, . Cat Food ••. Tea Bags -- i ,,,,. 471 75r 35c Mayonnaise (• - 4' 33c 3 • • • • 47: Dog Food - Kosher Dills I : ', I'. S •- - S1DO AL ---- 49c Barbecue Sauce . •114 Spaghetti Sauce . • -.... Patna Rice iOI 59c Jelly or Jam 47r' Dog Food Spcighetti Sauce --f- ' . . 4'n S1OC 24C Cake Mixes ' Paper Plates I cgg 4 cwp hone . I/3 cup milk 2 tablespoons sated not 0e )4tJt .,r.'tnitives '4-' £$I- A NILE CORN Mt 100d ptelti tinner 411h nu-o Helpers I3e-rage JII iI?W 4JY tu USA? $ dP't$$$flflt ,;g -,-..p$$ it .MlL' (PP'I( Minetsu'nne p.iflett1 41111 our t:r".aLTl i rnn.w Sauct L3ev.-r:ep, 'r'iiI ialad l' IlETT1 WITH '3t'I H ' REAM .'.D ' 4 cups finely shredded grcer Ham-n and Eggs Apple Corn Muffirs • - F ;til.'i I)l.'.LH PurL Craps Mashed Pc.e' Pineapple S1i' Snap Reans Butterscutti Brownies Revera e PIN FAPPLE SL&% .tc1 _.ttar This salad al, ham tablesp.on st if ! :t tatilti;Y'On not %onnaist Lbhes;uris teas;:'n salt cabbage parked &'wt (jfl 111 If4ounc'ei pirseap; dbits in heavy syrup a medium mixing bo or 'igerator container mix t e9icr the sugar. vinegar. rrai onnaise salt and mustard Add the catibage Drain pinrap;, it and add the tidbits there wil, r.e 1 1/4 cups plus 2 cpoons of the pineapple s%r., You can use the rerr.air.r, yrup in is cold drink Mix Corr and chill for seer. hours to a110 flavor' ti tikr: Makes 6 servings :t :s • r -- i.iht. if ut.ttn �-- - *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 , � 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 13, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 13, 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>, September 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/e85d834842e1356b37f2ca2b54592487.pdf dda6bea581c74a18c5ef090fc775e1e8 PDF Text Text t* Cabinet 17, %U ro~ ot I CL On M z _ A Al' WAI II N( ;i 1 4 wpit IIII-qI iIsy siiir,st i cr,r, i nhlnc't (i f (if c'r; tir&jfli Ih"y h"a'l Iiinil-itint -i;,vrr;lty st i ll prisgrirnc fif $7M j,,iUsn,n it yi'utr wtiii to raIrr tit Cr Awe lot ;aiith ii j rr ath 0 g, IttItt io 10 g r 0 th 7,W __—Ift 0 o - "'011 44 gg i; -g CA M B ______ M •1 -. - It I. Al -77`11111 J., C 1 4 I Cr ( ; Ec -. it I.,"t~~ ~ 4 d 4A 61'Nex It fill Tj MD 0. —u ' - i..A4 :- - 144 j11ii 6"0 Do zo F1TIL]R & &C& RA in CD IQ I raw ctriuIIt-t(i'Rfl t.uictnccrn.n, ruir p(Ili$I( nffiriale and other int"r i'd;." the rnrripIiint c4ud The lanil-grunt nll.ic ar,,l iiniverlilt io ti, nearly All cti"(iwrw'nI unit r'reutd, werob "r d.- wed t.v 1,r i intc -1 la nd tinder. the M(,rriii Ae • f i M C'I i o P ot vi uv ini n ('ASSEI,itEI(I{Y - City ( oijniI made a IlPetsurn this eVk 1jfl tuitti area Mb IDA 0• 4, j ra 0 41111111h, 64 66~-j -- I uuilul feiusitul> serve with tire As uuiut- h as we srealfl at the . 01ll% to have to crossin gs. report on one who allegedly elected to -beat the train", :inti then stalled on the tracks.. - Well, w liaddyah gonna (to 'i-ludent in (as;elherr. S Elementary School. Srhi),I, p ncluded in mutual iud inctp !:ds were opened •n the -. rug of I%% Road Mc1txt' ,e and Like Ka th ryn Circle. U t - se bids were turned over cuts manager and city a ri-quest from Club Juana that :t' club be alloetI to remain j't'fl until 3 or I a in. in New \ 'irs Eve i'it Attorne) nrwth Mcintosh reported t, council that in order rint this request, th e c1ti'5 - - i:--"holie beverage ordinance a(IV('l't Isltfl. Ma 11ev ordered P rudent ia l officials to appea r at a Dec 6 hearing in Tallahassee and show cause w liv the company should not be oi'di_'i't'd to cease its ''own it piece of the rock'' () lid . have to be changed. uncil vetoed this idea, and - ted to deny the request. Council also authorized the -rt'paration of a tie-down or. taance for mobile homes. a Lund clearing or'-ance. and discussed a iruage problem in Carrmage . ,. 9 ad s Ill i o il i(iI - Such advert isements -. - encouraged v iew&'rs of tilt- rock' and thereby acquire all Interest in steel 111111s, the E in pu riState Building, text ilt' companies, (li'tuuia tutu acttii'iiig i'miinpa nit's and fashion design ii' Malley said. industry piece ' and recommendations. Council voted to deny - to buy it study Icr engineer Casselberry residents are r-'mundt'd that they may obtain tekphunt' stickers coneuziergene') muing city -, lophont' numbers frwui any - uithcr of the Voiuzatet'r I-'tre - -parUuuent- ,' ' '-" 1 llringini,, the problems closer if % uu're a "fatt)'' to twine, - News D qe S t I)elt and wo.-lit out and purchased it unissu'tr frumiitar, Ito-chuck and ('o, somuut'tlIilt' twty,m'efl l)ett'muibt-r lt'i .111(1 '-'(lU ::: 4 )c'01w of thus t T -ur. •:the shock of your get you imili'ht 1 The l iii' POO -.........FIiK III I : It 'SE votes to give president Nixon , epasr . authority to hold back appropriations at his (liscret loll and confine government spending uiiassagi-rs with iiiodel No. 449 .)I II) to taku tilt- unit" to titt ne utarest un st St irs outlet for repair. T hey pri'st'I1t a ;xti-ntial danger lit st rious ( 1(1 tm II shot k to usloN kills three youths in it ( aiholit se". t IOU of Belfast raising I (lt's(Lt \ 5 loll Northern Ireland's religious wai'tin-e' ( / - Q - - Florida I egislature voted themselves a substantial tm CtiiUuiiMttt at a public (it Irimum. \totida night rt'iumi t..i three Iwt'lLmngs freon (hi' list of ti drawn up by the ' building utficil us being under , dead S('ht)ol : III It' N I I"(Nl -'1OlN have p1mI t \ pI at for Ui S U ppo it Uig State issued a c Li p it ii I w hich punishune'nt as a crime deterrent may signal it partisan battle in a special - .' 2 servive ill " registered letter advising of the ht'artmig No'&'nthe'r. tusrtielml Walker, owner of 6I Laurel A'.enut', appeared ' - - - (I llES from PROHIBITEDfrom -Issuing fl(\ - , the building perlilits of it moratorium on may delay the order by sewer hookups requesting a hearing from the Pollution control Board. J Williazi)It , Saxbe, It-(Huit' U just typical of thus' jsmlltt - s of - I trying - -- ------ .- '' - - I liiiit said that Mien tnit)i Ihirtit's .uru' to tool the iwoplu' : —5- . rin mit't'dt'd on the perth It was aLso d154. kiet1 that two 'thi'r tructures, at :90 Laurel the Lute .%t'flUt', owtut'd b t)lGto%amu. and at '' tin the c'ondeiufli*tiofl List During .tisc'ussioii it was resealt-d that the building in. hi't'ked ib.' ;-ct'r hill imst : i if ri I ti u - — - . - Index - -' Llridie - ipeukiflit. is describes! as 3JtUfaCtOt. Mrs Eli Griffith, i Magnolia \venue. telephoned The Herald newiruom catty this morning to say the has had -' jince July ano her water - another one showed up this H e r .0 (1 L .1 4 t photographer Bill Vincent Jr brought the - animal" back the newsroom. County and city iticiaLs also in he iignesl the report 'the tflflrnIflhil iVUflU na'j 5e i iJIflPIei must have been mumigi' that ;vns broken loose rmtine md not ipeciat, -is -VIIh the' flushing ut the vawr eqiue3teit. He tted his .iren nains. - Sponsors Ar e Needed a For Miss B Pv / Co tes t - - .j',j-. take place -iaturtay. Oct. fl, it flue response from entries in -I p. in. in Seminole High School the 'Little Miss BPW" eontest, auditorium. 2 mill, *' 'uukir"n imier p4JtOI.ed !v the Ri ua•s.s intl about three weeks ago, about Pr'uiessuunal Women It Club it .iuituuttt-'t - r'u, :urtv 'k impure water, and was tfl raumt will be ii. ter Sanford. has been jo .inuii tIlii( King f-mi,'! b' V J RubbiJiS, inure sponsors from businesses "s±rs'mnunles. c.uun t -itate janutartan, ifld or individuals are :u.,etle't, ;umctur'i ot the Skifle) RiCharde. city super- .nyont' interested cuntrthuting fluuid ic mubmitte-d -i visor of uUUUes. that samples w ipunsor me it the 'tittle 41r13 , :hat t may be li5pi.t a were taken at private homes may contact Kan WeUnar$i utiuv of the t'anic a nti at The Herald plant and 'a at Sanford Atlantic National in--- u i'rswecsts fri-on 'die report will be forthcoming in Bank. iuLl .ui mainly' to the elnmumabout a week or 10 days." There pplicauiins have been ..ouhigutuul Society s /ou :umol. has been no report. -.13 YCt, to received front :13 chmIdrn -ith tile remainder 4otfl( The Herald. %e'ars lid and inure are c:stver '!xpcfl5is .uzid mid -;nCityManager W E. Knowles pected before the Ott, (Ii (3PW -e continuing projes' was quoted Tuesday that he had deadline, At '-much as the tree dental cliii ponsurs are iie1eti been :iotifted dfcual1y that tonds -mll Entry blanks are available -it "Sanford's water ui satisfacP1mdh1t1't! to the first, *l;' tory' Ut' was unavailable mn..'rehanti displaying the And third plate 'iuuinru untest poster r at Sanford to say who wade We nntr Parents le'ctri&'. Merle Norman. -ur the turde Ma the official report but ,•, t'euve :i t'tc mnuui.vae-attun i-i '-euTiurIuue uuul.igi'i sa id his copy was signet! y E " :E!I Snipes. Winter Par'. G heard from Mrj. Griffith and said they were obtaining inik for testing. The Herald pressed the issue ' -' 'n - -' - 4, regional engineer 1 'ha' t5.yparuuient it hlea:n taii' Calendar Ltss$ttCd ad ('uiiti* C`r"""o"fIt Ptulle Sttett andi t (after, sluuuld ,*L-'u 'rust '1 II be dcleted from the liii because he in- pet. tor could not check Vii.',' 'auilh ' tn,'.ide Permits lvi rep,.uirs had beemi tsued to houses located at iU' \lrtk senue and 110 \lsrte t)euuuolish pemmui s enue obta ined fur prupertues at -' I'M) \l ilk Y :- ,venue id M3 i .une seiuue uuudtulti4(iii actiuli w 1 I ---- - -- 1,-s md was riot sered as required IA 'A turdoit Couuu,,itssiuner Meyer, tvniwntW on several of (hi' tructures said he' cuuh'I smut ',ei' bow st'iimt' of the huu.tuitt be brought up to i.- tt' toik' 'Wi' hired a buildaug in. pi't- tor to get these' houses up 'A IA IA Society 6A S ports Stocks 111-314 5— S and I ft-el we shou!tI to tsK' S -k-- Rockwell '-a" ULTRA DRILL Jigsaw i 1110del '41) Black & Decker 1,CmRLL IT YOUR CHOICE 1999 IA Kttitil i.unuut'nt Entertauuiiwnt Hospital note's Public mwtices with Power Tools . 1O( pe'tpenuetl on a house lix sated it 11121-311 ange tstnue alter it wa 413dtsciued thd E lizjtvth B. l)ear Abby commission to ask hloro.st'ope mm huy his prt.pt-rty smums included because Sell, ta b l e d at te r it w a tltelt'ttt that the propirts ow ne-r was unavailable for legislative session oil the death 1witalty 111 1 owiwrsot 19 houses 90 d'.s bring (hem up to cede it dt'iuiolish wilers wem1 tiret' '(her uas- en l0 dais and action on one us -- , uiitL'fli t'it) - (hit tits u*lt but gave th jury - tId u' \% JIkCI ii the hut was new iu'1t itt bus di i' ci ha e been picked as jur ors to hear W. Turner tin' svctii miii's violation of selection process continues while the liole after retirement to he 41eightyears of servtce Was this done at the last session'!' Wishi The - mtl, 4' urms have returned. At least, one showed up in S.infr.1's water iupplj this morn1ni Yet Sanford's water -upply, biologically Demolish' ' in get around and find nid, 83 YOU ::: Inquire, Is it true ttuit the - - i" flip*'M ''11(1 r:w Iu'rai,i tu morning that the tepuurtmenl merely wipsng -Hit" iiintur'i w .sr s - n the urea covered h' .iooratorles whind" that he ipent 'the 'mlliuumn tost;vtc1i. also i "iteni1 - uflnmflg tests." He r'guonal •'ngifleer. .Pto •'tuulul not tPc111 uiikiflit testa if uiuicatluutth' 'inlay Robbins uaid ' hat "thi the 'infurd .urnples :rut uauit if I, r fl liii 1 stI) II ,, \ Pt \ and a part-time - N PELT House Owners Warne -isking all owners if -- B) FRED ' - collipall10 issuct As 5(M) as that person who insists (Iii repeatedly mailing inc an unsigned postal curd out of Or lando sign-s his or her name, then uiuumy(*' I'll he able to A A I ting I =dlrLance to effect Press Writer o r d's \PV a t e r f in i ve - unrilrnan John Zact'o u-,ke'l if this would tie a 24-hnur prit.'ctlofl. lie was answered by ('unt-ilman harry Sambrook, ih, - left no doubts about council int e ntions when be said, Well prvide fire protection when ( fjr" hutdings catch urucul tiuri1 second reading a n .rthnance stating the i! s intention to '-t if Ret! Bug Road, and .i'.:horuzetl the preparation and ' - a nf 1S ouncil will agree to offer f.r-- i TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP , -- Prudential I nsura nce Co. television com mercia ls suggesting wouldbe policy holders can ''own a iit'ct' of the rock" have come under fire from I"lum'i da I nsu i'a lice ( 'om miss loner To in (I' Ma 11ev L i ll. entered all UI'dI.'I' Tuesda y Char g i ng IIII laws prOhIl)itutg misrepresent violal 10115 01 t i lt, I t -ri lls of insurance policies and tk'cept i ye - - F:tement- pr tection to an) of ,i h'*4)LS at an time. i ' ARE RETURNING -.-mnunnilu' Middle Sthoi'd, P-- I -W here Herald Editor , r,S ,r.i;selherr', children ,(sM'lbrr) F;lenwntary. S41'. I.ingwnod - WORMS - . h'. attended ,rhnni Itoo, J OH N V A N (01-.' SO N • divorce. ) '1/ lOGLV , Regardless of which plan is President Nixon's or Senator Mut uverns on the release of tilee 1'( ) 's, (JO t be of jnun ii sm ni ficancu' (ii ian'ee -Iaru'i tutu In case uu don't kn Alvarei is it Navy flier who is identified b) (hi' I )epartuiuetut of I ut'fense as ht'uig it prisoner of war longer than any other mull in American military history Alvarez awl his wife were married just two ii ionths 1*-lore he was assigned to (La' Vietummese war zone. his wife sent Tuingre it "(h-ar .Ioiin' letter and has filed for finally accepted — mutual aid agreement.;. P • Commerc a l Comes Under F I * - Fsjfl IC, - mcii taa'irerry resiurr. s!tend, and echonLe which ur-- I Associated I •,'. thank you, gentlemen, railroad folksatx)ut inadequate and inefficient signals at tile a - , . Irrnan presente't a List f protec tion ;tu1uld a nerd arise was held i-in time sch4inIs to the n-ounrul this w.'v! is sue last i-'*'k ful!uwin44 for crunsideration In the 110 L'ergrndfl included scho - ROCK M nager -. - - (aeltrry it S__we I , ' - infu'rrriatwin nn whic h srhnik torn expert help U "I'll"] - i1W S ''- øi Rn.ird rquect1n ''urit ----- - - - ,r n '---r r-• 'v r F. _- . - C11 .61. 'hhl. ' ,Il- tippe ndpril fiiiuily IIrrflPt luriru wr,rkq'rc, rnunnrltlr - - ii '-iMai'r ,nr,iiIJy into Iho In;tiIii'n; fM- fril.r,l dviI righlc liwc. 4I .rirfltn1(inn in empleyrrifrit A nti agrifillwral r;.arch, 4*rhiitnn M tø'flPfltI iflil rhArilett ts1A trmtMflt S (d 9 ' "• / don - •'r r,f e/berry OKs ussion (onet'rnlng renewal of the city D isc ussion Ii "I'I( I N G S AlLTA\ 'mpliuycs Iwalth aiim! u'ci1t'iit IIi1IhuIl(c l)N)tl1ht a sti ction to (ity ('ouncil by lavor Lawrence Swofford yesterday that the entire insurance program be ith vvho rn e ie ed I he ma\ ol objected to uii tinreast' in r,tes b he eOIfl8fl onlylast year Ma your Ui he ( itS t I II1t'I 14(1 its emplos ('S inStil tnt (' program wolford contended that while each year impressive presentations are given by ollipa flj(b 11w ra tm's 11uIIShI'()ifl aIl(I t lie next year 1 he city switches to a not her umpanv In suggesting sttidv of the insurance program for ttum' city, Mayor Sw fiord cited a stumbling block -. t know if we can urnd three honest Ili that. I insurance people. lie noted that a committee COUI(l T be formed from among council, but then explained, rn O1)IfllOfl otil(I be too t)IdSCd I c ouldn't 5pp ''I can't even talk to them" ithe insurance 7j I see 0 agents m , M avor Swofford told cou ncil. through their phony statements Councilman Daniel I)orf man suggested the city advertise for bids on the program as they do in other ISSUeS and he, too, injected a vituperation against the insurance industry, noting, ''When you talk to the insurance companies they say they are losing money but look at their buildings . - they're the It John A. po1%kI richest corporations in the world." In another action of council, expenditure of a budgeted $4,175 was authorized for portable radios Was asked to ())0vr a special for the fire department. 'thank uiu' to ineutdwrs of flue The total encompassed four radios at cost of $9J8 ;tuuiinule Cunty ('uiUfliSSIOfl each. Three companies were invited to submit bids, f or the part the played In but only one acceeded to the request; Motorola .-ttinu a traffic iigtut at tiltCorporation. fl(I ntu-rsectiiuui of Sit 43G 1lthough apparently overwhelmed by the cost of V,iiuurI' uuui. All uI the parents of sciuwd the radios, Mayor Swofford nevertheless recom:tuuldren, the 10 or more bUS mended the appropriation of funds commenting, lrivvrs ho regularly make it ''We're expanding - . - we're trying to go first class [ tan at that intersectIon, the I think we ought to buy them" all larrird motorists 1 ai`4 ~ d 1UtION w:'i'iii:1 BY - 2 2 Cas — s S ,I A-4. ' - 1 nsurance 4, ft. 1 0 S 4'(S x t t amon t e vr a nt pngrim iru ic if f"fiPr,l tn'1 n.'fil pfivfr int er-04 .n'1 r.rr.,ttn,c iitw'it qIISIt rmvpi,I t P,'fler ,nd cumn.'te. ,'nv,rr,nrn4ntalicte. pr ,,,in,ritirs Ihi- suit, fuli'I ill 111 - Iitctrftt (tnirt h.'r.. rullmii'e !-''t ri'tsiry (if Air u ulture Farl 1. Ituuti and Srtri'hciry nit ItraltPi. r.dui(atinfl and Vii'IIurc' Ellirifi flirharnicon and n.thn'r n.fIn iuile Airung thi uuuiy nIi'rruanil;, ui' unruiplalnt u'i'k; ii per. tiiiini'flt Ifli1flf lion agaunet f.q$. land i-rat pi'rui1irui' nn the TI 'pritrn Thf'' ;tindurtic and guii" lini's :uiui;t irucliri' that the u.ppuratu; Ir)(ludP i rnajnr 1 rv'pr;nt in,: rric'rritiv'tchip legitimate .ik''erriPn for rt.n- tot, ,sgrt-t,ucjru'cs and c;.riuI mi,l if I1FN inn in- 'k-ril fisrdc. prrris': l#,r r,rfrml1. arr Sued I,T(IV11E'fI intcrr'ct grnuips hi flip qIf'trirnPnt ,if email fur,n.'r;, cnns,nn.rq Wednesday, October 11, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No. 37 1 in ilrant r.uipl'. (i f ] t'q'r;ilIqq, aaricidtiiral r,- ar c h. P lo pe ritis p rit Mallon; and e'frnck*ri v'rvk.; until new 'spritiru ru"' .r flY ION JUNIJ,I I, All, Farm V,g-lli- _ Officials C'pn TUi P W Sallurdayoo ellophaite MAT** C$A$* 12245Q11 UIL4MWCA*Ø SZO S. Mople A'e, Sanurd, Ploiid, —I �Wednesday. Oct. U. 2A-The Sanford Herald 1972 Greenbelt' ' Would End War 4 . 7 Pr% *• nt • _ , J * U•t -• ,. '.: b. lb ,- -.'IT S - E S -. q 7 C - I n - ': __ ;J" , _; - - $. 13 411". £S1k it 14 IS / ' ' - 16 A 17 V. - I - ---b. - ' "iIIiiu.i...t 'd'" momw*-- - . -jr, - 0 P&P., I - - -_v _ L '1P%w:. , 71 77 -. R~i_Q '- '3 - -- - -' 4 75 26 - 0 I-_ -. Is .-. 27 - .-s.' _ tr : - - ~ -, , - ' - _.,, .- 1,,__r •! .. i 'af.II - S.-' • -'- iàt.rs - '---p.'. - • -,.4' :-j''g"' . - -- S • - • -,. . !' r. if 2$ _ _ , ' ______________________ - • U h ___ I. - - ' 1 , . • . . -t - - 1114 r -. -- • - - . - d READY for the cipenlflg of Fit Fdera1 Savings and 1an 31 are emplatives I left Wagnex 3' 33 Association and Sharan Photo Staff 34 35 can 3' 3? Auto 41 42 Fact Teller viii a nt'ti IC(. U mtui • 4'4IU I 1ity .. is:uur. 1. Ct..l (icve1i'wr of th e $t million ;rn11t" project will appear at tonight's 730 meetIng of the county l'lanning anti uiinlng .1. Nitwit to oullint, their propo" . lilt, Iii' selojtvi'. itI;1 11 to UI iii:' 751 1 airy'. of thi' liiriii felt nisident 1411 iie tin for IiIIlI1U'reI4l1, ((0 acres for par ks, Itt". .tliil O$WI1 sp.I*e. 4 5 •it'ni's lot t-tiisils. Four iiures for •i I O\t ii is te center thu I itr1's for major stru't't in the risittuntlal area ttill lit' suiiit' laiiIt uth1it" Ill l)hli$t4iS'sIlli e'.t.iti' mUll.'.. ulrI.n toni liiiiiws. i-itiintr club tminu's, p;tliut ho,iies, a,iii ,itulti-fatiiil uitt riling'. n1jollse%, loolIlplet, and apartments llwrt' tilil hi' ,i central l:iku', fleIgllhultlllNi reul i'ation site. tuill course, totin renter park anti nature park at liii I (Tt4iti &i.lL. • name twitt, the Ir "llors'ter 114C sale t Ci,Curh Court of It CO CIRCUIT COURT FOR 0' ?Ne 51M1wCi.t COUNTY. FLORIDA in tiw Courl CauIe•note N 734 lbroballo INC. one M&LiDE 0 I?' Iii it Estate 01 P,n1i$tS. I('.E& V. IItI DA.I*C t,it1$t CotinSi JsR. Pi,DIIIl' Oc' fl 1$ 75. PdC . 'I'w' 0 wO'$C.all, ir.. Se'criar', in the S sn '- Preefirrece & 1 % TI,41E CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND COUNTY. SEMINOLE FOR FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 73-1711 In re 'rite Ma -rage 0$ VehalZ L E' MOMART DIFOnvEh 0 c'n'*'a pare' '.,eemarv 0 - , 7' St 75 (.t ('C) - ie or, A 11 Is 25 j' Publtst jp •, P$lytOCP DI ____________________ in one FICTITIOUS SAME NOT 'CE u5 hC't g'yes thai • slove • i 100 we F10'IOI The It atccOanCe Ic the &v C • - __ '.- -".. - '- , arc Pt' S - - _. - se Ile ate and I . U I - . • J ---- - - - - Av i ue -_''i' 1 ... - -. , .._ ',"-. " •1.1.r .I - " wil re fir be the pe c'ca in we _ one "' ii t.JSIti'. ,uogt'ten' claimant, •fl '- '.. avid proviSionS of oece*s1C rni" Hospital Notes 4 putiluSt ' - ' - . - Estate . • as' know?' (stat. " *"' have in fan,. on Flos-,Ga i 1 NoonStockReport Si, csendbr ,non"n file C,,iP. above clas -- Demand in - &he._ -. . . ". .551151 I0'.S "' "- ' '4 -'- i'.'. i 4 ...' tIllS • ,ca$ita - Cart.v '. .,'., e .'. - -. --. . -' •' -'• - • • 5v*oI - '' tu -. - - - - 'e -- _ -- - , - '. ' ,,', --• • .-- - - • ,.• .. - - ,,- ,. . - - -- 'i - *-'. is. 4. - ,,t,. -. i W7I occurred, but there were in'cidenis there hefore the light was changed' tralf1j. ;Iloni, Sanford Avenue On a vote, the motion failed with only the mayor and Morris Previously a flashing caution light was in use to require voting to remove. Still on traffic lights, the traffic along 20th Street to stop, to cOflhhhiiSSIOfl on it iiiotiori b) giving the right of way Morris approved installation of Sanford Avenue motorists the light was installed. - p ,- snot accustomed to having to merci4il Street and Park stop on Sanford Avenue have Avenue intersection. A stop been plowing into trafflcfln2Oth sign for traffic on Commercial . Street. Knowles maintained the amount of traffic at the scene IS : not enough to warrant a red. amber-green light. Mayor Moore agreed with Knowles I- Street is now in MAKE GOOD CONI'AINVIS, __ ~ 'RCARRY FXINA WATER FOR ~ ç,Tfll4G OUT CAMPflRIS' - - , oic The •S.a , Midway Res ident Wounded Family Ft0'tda neglect and uPo't f"OtiOfi - - n-i0-urI-.lv cniu u. "."' 'r'. st(iUtide(1 1111111 %'ifiauui ( Wells. drose hi the hospital i'ttwrgb'nt) rusItil fur tre:utItIuIlI lute Mund;i night after Iti itO iik'nt Ii' . Novembes-, day- SCC.'I Cs"erdantiti grant "4 arcvIo..-'a'p&a.nu.sf ' '' above he arid Situate . persorlaI'V least ' a' t• frJti!(atiofi .rarc" - -4 0ga . 1tiflf at tits IIItJIIi' 0 Wells tobti (k'pu() luke A StiIbstuurthi that 11 tiian tatii,' lii his PIIIUM' 411111 asked Ili pt'tk Ile ''Bill Wtit'n Wells r.'plit'iI iiiSSIS Bill'', the' 1114111 IltilII'(I 41 38 (,IlitAr pistol i*tuI firi'il 1 Itlt. (tie' ('best. 'Iiiu' stiitsda'tI 111418 could gise no reason fill. the shootIng, 11I'('(Ir(IltI Ill illVestigatours I)i't. Williatil IloglitI 11415 j'arresteti all Alabansa Ilulfi, 'Aiilttt'(I For t'stllp)itlg IrIlIn Atulioru- >rliti Ibot:iti s;IIII 10 ihargesi William l'ruitliro, 21, stithtwing a fugitis e 111111 lodged 11111 in the count) Pill until (lffI( tls (01111 AIHbiIIIII Isere for isimis hogan also charged Mirhai'l P.i r k, st it Ii Keen, 24, of possession of drug puriipht'r' •iui*hu Monday after arresting him on a Circuit Court caplus. Kern Is in the count) jail Ill lieU of $2,Y)O bond Winter ___________ a,( Ole - •utt ______________________ - 'I'}ii' S.uulord I 11.1,1 " Dy Semlc,oi, S Palo' ¶ Foy ill West'S.ul P0.4 Desirics JuOg. i. II' • ' .., at 1454 V a, ç 7? I Published Daily, .scept Saturday, Sunday and Christmas, published Sat priCildiflU urday Christmas by The Sanford Herald 300 N. French FFl Ave., Sanford, Fla, Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida 32F/i Subscription Rates -- v Petlubl' Oct a, ii II DEi$ . ''.o III I - A Slidwa) man is in -- '.s a 1 ') - *.'imiditionatSetiiinole Memorial Hospital suffering a (hest stounIfromn a revolver fired b) an unidentified man, according to statetit.'nts front ttit' Family ma' , ~". - ~ OOcmneflt. CHARLES G FINCH. ESO r,ar.a at •ttcrney for UNITED STATES DISTRICT Pei ctieq, ii was , MASON C)IX. COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF ORDERED above named 0$ thl lather DIVISION Iai ORwDO FLORIDA -I f, • nm-re-ut Cat. NS "all UNITED ,'AT ('. C)F AMERICA. pear before th. Plaintiff, 01 Justice. Civic Center P** Roct*s'ef. Niw York, o" the x lion . dat o' DAVID GOHAGEW one GEORGIA Ira' fcrt nn f ri the ccicP nt At t.pni,t Can 0' at TV Shoo ai. at, 0,0.' 5'-' ORDE P FOR SERVICE W ith the ad ed 't t BY PUBLICATION rfaflt c ,ld •cord'n9 to Lor proe't'o'no Art,cle 100* 'he F* IrT''lld cauSe by it tIC ct.gn 371 01 the p4 I AssiStaffiServ,cn Ctt Mt. werr, Law. and Seclso Ill a' ti'i' United S'Vn A'I0'neV. Domestic Relations L.a.. and ø.tl.'CIO egauns' SPit Orseridanhis. tw, ,n '*?" arid 0.o-9' B •b.rd0'td by Pt 'eglected pgaI $.th,f. •q4 ,'iat hit CoviSeil? IC his Witt. and to enips-tt • i.ri upon ivith,S Oust rict adoptiovi be ditp,flSe'd *'tti Is' '.• proper', 01 tIle •foi,l.Sd n*gle(t *id at follows w' oescrt aband0'?itrt and Is further Lot 93- ACADEMY MANOR ORDERED- ,tia,i,trvceuf a too' UNIT ONE , at rps-ocdpd in Piet m SOUl 13. Page Public Rprd$ of 01'he Order be made upon • DIX tither I.SoPl Cem.nui, County. Florida Sett t*Snty 1701 Oar'. V'O' '° IflC t 11500r.rigtCttiI Court ?Pitt 'ha qtjurniipitqe4,0'DVP'-"01 De4VvidWllII, Dvid 001.9w! and once. t" a' a' ?tu5 OrOi'r a Cr'ga S C.ohegsn. tits w.',, • love IS) IucCest've wCtkS in I*, .2 u*d• 01 no' found *uThsfl me piece p5 the alt rewtpi.ts !he Sl•te 05 FloG, nd kflowfl addr ess. si.mCIy ORLAN DO ,9lt,fltar,,, appeared p*re,n, and SENTINEL. Orlando Ffidi. ¶i'E mV pirl tVvitI upon thtm P4 FORD HERALD. 5.nf9'd. fla' P' AC' ill be'. aute positin9 a tORI Oro ;.Vice arid Dy ' residence one .',',abouts t ' Post 01c' it 4 Yo'l. on 0' IA'4D't P(t,tter. New ORDERED that Oat-C t-• , A(jC 00w a S G.onag.r, it's wife. 54(01 ety C l50 ptes' p .d '*Af o' Plaed t9 tIt complains dIttttPd on the outside Itiertof IC he Jt the 7th day of NowimD0'. said MASON DIX. at Ocang' C.' B,,,ra,d. Orlando 5101.4. 1972 avid Oe'taJIltherOU$ 'no COuft teing h.5 last P,no*fl.OG'i't% It u'tI$ *11 p'o.ead to Ube he ar.ng end CM 'otnuty e.g$f 1214 days prior adlvCiCa'ion p4 ffti5 Suit OS if David siC' mat 4 cat. Pteqf, n4 'I un Cuftagsn end B 00Puagevi, Pe'1.O'ia11 V of Dy, frJbie(it'05 wife. 'Ad t,,s.n So'ved wth CS rd era r at rare' 'CetA 't flit t.tal, DI P 4or4a. Djt if DIX Lit 54i0 "5C'N only IV the, Iri0'$ pVdeided SOf Dy nme avid W$fitid'fit ".01cc $ ction 1455 lisle 21 United States COO. 'I t us-the' (vito', ORDERED $'41 0i.0 0$ thiS S PutterS II VV0'' tt'. wow 54 ptSDIt$Iii'O Unifed .v09e f the Family (Out ,iq$ttAt covirely p4 9tC*fØI c,,culat,on .n St0's0$H,'wYo' Cil4vity, Flos-idi, UIC a ws So' owed Sop. 3ut, 1173 (4) (a'ivC ed*S, cmmotwn, S M4dI't4fW E O'NCiI On SSP'e'fltiS' 13, 1113 Depusy Cte"b of the COurt DONE *010 OROtRiD at $ CIt.,tes 0 O'tanoc. 5l0'a. tPs4 11th day of A?lo'ney for SPie fire it Avgi*t. 1112 - 1-~ SI in PoWtv Stv V. Coll 4, 11, Ill. 1177 aforesaid e. Sm ok e y Says: and indicated Police Chief Ben Butler had also felt (hi' light Is •not required. age. that a Morris tit( cidents had occurred In seven light, and Mayor Moore da's at the intersection since seconded it. May IwIP' - - Sanford City Commissioner (;ordi)n Meyer, aided b his fellow conmiissioners Julian meeting that three traffic ac- P,el'sh OCT 11 11 .'5 ill 4y -'is - Mi'\ in tild jitit agr('i' 411111 54111$. 'I'm sorry 11('ci(i('UtS have 1ieefforttoreiiivctht'light stitti the opening of Sanora subdivision was headed by W. F. Knowles, [lilt, ('oiiiiiiis%ioflt'r John Deity manager, who advised (he arence P1 KAtZ Barclay am Katz SuIte 107. 373 W Farbiflis Ave W,rIe' Pan r eor.ôa )7'P$ ? UDGE OF THE FAMILY CO .qr.gehatDeen$lP0Di MURIEL In tht Matt er o$ ROSE LEC,ERE and 0" are TRACY LYNNARD DIX. C 0 rpC,ureC ,C $.e'WC a cxy 0f yjr Age Sileen Years t o it on under if *r,I' oete'nset. any. e?n one III UP reading CARROLL BURKE •P1Oty $0' on of SARA petiti '.efstd the Pei,onei whelP address s Si? Co..rI 4.SCWO?kCr rmpl0,Pd Santo'C £ts.n'C B,n Buld.ng KLIMAN. a Monroe Count, Department and tie the by the San$oC F ID' s04 37771. r -vic Soai Sec es. toge?hlf tPi 0"Oiflb1 .-.ttt the Cle's of me above 01 t,davt duIy verSed n the vm s,lIec Court on 0 a' ,)u1 , 1972 *41909 "I' Qa, o Oclooef, A C) 1172. otherS1 ct'ud te entered aga'nst TRACY LYNNARD DIX hat D" iiIfl yearS 01 under ?h rei.e4 Oem$nOed rn ,he you $o neglected and abandY*d b y "4 P,1.t.on handandhlse.i0' legal fattier. MASON oix. arid W4TP$E5S't summons Court on thf 75th day 0' 5p p'av $ MASON DIX reduring r tbrr. AD 1972 C4u5 eety tPt* Said cr10 to 5h o.au tn OuI0 not Arthur H Beck.ITh. Jr OviSiO'0 Of cc0'dlnCe *ith ?hp Clark o4 C,rcu'l Court Court flIt 10 05 AnicIt Semnolt Cou,. SaI 5rvC ti Sectn 371 01 by CecIlia V La * •nd Sect ion 111 01 one DOI1it C D,.v'.t C ReIaIo?tt Low, and oP*? 11*5. f COmfOl Burke that he be oeCtOed negIted * ADftI t' Pe'.?euner SDaTd0'ed C, Itt legal father, arid • 5a0,d hill cO'flt'' to •option be 111*1 Building with by rea%Oft Of SntD'C FlorIaa 32711 ,. B) BLl.L. S('OlT two weeks before. 100 Per Cent mom Coufl't .0nCIt.CIbit0' oeand name 0$ SANFORD Ø 5Ifl tI$ t('ilit) iHC F'5tt'fl4 So little sound gtu a tWtWkI) ,'eeeic to a d tt 5 JDP1N V. WILSON C.L&SS. and tha' r5 01 -pgrsIert.a.Ohbme Witt 0'ttl LOS? OF YOU API e,eiJ?0' £&CI At YOU, AND note Coun Cou Sem , cC 01 i0' •it • N0 i (0 the' *SUI 11:10,10a (5 IT P4 IR V. R '.'( the abDYt OI.SIbAC p-ape". hat grc'vit.D'fl 01 the FictitiOus Name opcC ogaitflt you And VOI A'C teen SIted Sect son lAS $ tatutes. T * it SPE R A SPE I P A ou'ed to try. a cae 0' you' 's0'da Statutes 1157 talC Estate CDt!10i01fl or tiIt AIOflfvt $0' 0!1t*' ?c eet D5' _AV.l ENCE U) Magnolia t'nIIft5 Ronald N P D'.w" B a 1) 11 NO'. 1 PuDI.s r I0'IO, 7I4 and file it-; DII Clark Pubs' me orspina •t the a'• a' me,n,noit a' tI5't Ci'ur Court Santo'C so Courthouse ciun,t IN AND te me Co P w-as on 0' DetOt OOer tt iN THE CIRCUIT COURT. COUNTY. County. ' SEMINOLE FOP 1977 othrwt • Defauh In 'ri.r' the FLORIDA entered ogolni' oo SD' . ND 771 t- ormanatioc in the ComPIa' i m.uiooE' n.sno',ctthaIIDt pJC,ItSPItC DtC in re DeceaSed 0' cDfWtVt t he Peti,.o' weal to' tour ",øC LDS CTItDrI MI PDNA 0 Ta D'0IO LL V.(ND( aSt Ifi tht ! C a s or Dema nOt AP*Os? 3,411,111 ofl't C.a0 L C) Ic id* Estate C c lames M0n9i1t -_ -- -a'. and Paz' a' )0A3 W000V' 0vt PLC' V.l ART rPQureO to preserl' en, r,0'.$.ed Ø-i.Safl MttttSt.PP Cci."' -, ClrP a' the i'Ut claimS one g,T'.0nd% .ø,.c rou , 0' YC)) APE HEREBY w7tFi(D Bi t.cel* '. Eke" CIttie, 0$ YOU. fYlat hOyt against ft thi' or oct10' $0' tU$IOCP 01* mino' DORiS". Clerk you' 0C 01 said Coun', t; the ec- $IC agasflt' vu'. ELDER. B(TTIWC.MAUS Count, ii.it Di Seminole Coun',. tO Serve a ct'5". 0' ywt r,du,TeC ,ti(RS Pius-so. V fell 051CC In the Court we t1Cy0t$flSt'b I'Afl to tion Jhr D'aet' B P 50' MusC,.ne. h( 01 SaId CDUV • Ia010'0, 3D W.r C aoo'etsFS751 EOV P0C S P i'.oa whs 5'. caa' Put,IiI' ?&1 - - ., . a t,,i The, - imn1' MOtltanG en DI -*flP the CI0'1 0' tells na'sce Twt coRset f aSCI 'C fill the D'agshe ate -V- - _______________________ _____________ the above ICyICO CDU" on 0" tit'0' clam u oemand t.r,aI be il Pt FICTITIOUS NAME 1177 otherwiSe • hei' State tht place 01 r es.ore Novembese" N0 'CI t t."ret't p5 tP* be entered X 4!' p ii the Shall Oe.Anded $ th ungC .en'.' Coun". cuartiant tiS oVen' 0' •?ID'l'it, ,he I ior.aa under t, *,ct.'sDut name ci' complain' acc.oIflPfli Dp a f.ling spt a' wTh(S5m, ti.flD and ttitt..' D' 'THE HANDY wrw' and that I oct*' 3n0 1973 SICC claim 0' DIia' on C(4P e 1 tf lht ml' Said in'en,(' to regfller SaC name n0' SC filed thOu te void SeminuiC Seal. C C.'cu" site the Cr1 01 formly graced the F ARTHUR $(CWiTH PHOTOGR&PH of the old Palms Hot which Avenues, when the allCoun',. rlwio. lvi .Utd1viCt *itn DI tIle LOST tad $'. Ole" 01 A.I. r,ctD5,15 tow Laurie) ii,, Elm and DI TØm St'. wi V E& Fi between Cecella West Sac' B'. on W 5ta1 eed RUTH B SHEDDIN. facility is now CII' Auto Teller AI Dep Seminole 7 I0'IO StatuIet %95. new Fit Federal he5.. I W12 it PtsDIuSP CoJr . WilIlama.1IIbafbOu' !.iSIP4IIOLIFR AND LOGAN I'3 DI 11 25 , P'.oIus' 0'-' _- &TTOPN('S Al' LAA DL FIRST ED(ltAL BUILDING IN THE ClPCUl'T COURT OF THE J.NF0PO FLORIDA 33771 ______________________________________ CIRCUIT COUPT EIGHTE 1h15 JUDICIAL cliTHE iN ,1'ntvt 50' I,D'uIDq COUNTY. EMIL (NIH JUDICIAL CII SIMINDLE CUlT r; t OCT 5(MI10 NO 12culT. IN AND FOR FLORIDA CIIfII,. ACTION 017! 1177 COUNTY FLORIDA CIVIL _________________________ In ri lION NO 731113 idwt William A Alit' Stunt" P (hI DO,JGMEa WAR' MOrriaRt i4 In r, tile ()BER i. i In tte Court ,f ?h Count, Judge, P AiDP4 ' PIII$SanC W I l)t'tiurah H. ItitUdilif Iner Jdks. DI NP. $.minete C,ow'y. FIsrils. ,0c9' Petit MtzmslIPaS Venal M GaUetta James Harifield to P..tele Wife A I P C.$T ' and P. 3, CS-P sittilird 0' DO0GSIPl'V, I,,. FRANCIS NOTICE TO DEFEND DANIEL i S')MMIPSILL Jud Ann Mt'Dt,nald C Knight RuU 1F 1 Maliflit brown DP DI. 'TO s- I C' D,ceased PliI0'1O0'i' pAi0 11(IT1I JUhflMIfl Mur Currmc Done' 1L'ti'is 1 CI D. 'P. R lv All CCIto'$ CM PerSent Kavsftl NOTICE OF ACT ION JP. e.hOV.h ; J Harless. Ueb ar ADO' .Susan t)umnt Newman (')'('t F frFnbuld 53a.aSf lad I P S-NC S Claims 0' DAN' I L C YOU ARE sIRE Y NOT sI'l Nell S. Jof,iuii 51150 a )C)UGH(PTY , enOw fm Albert I.) KUflt3., I.Mtltu1 tat DEINIS 515 AIGP(I t$ 'LIaTh you Cd cacti 01 voui are ei0'Dv Cous" 0' '..i.o.'ncr one ,,,",.Dou'l are .lumes Arnold Barnett ne C"V Prn.o' Lwltunai .nPlTW ia P 'elrr. A1" 'siov"id It, p'riari' an, Mildred (diera'.'ed lo'* un&nU*'r iflbit Coon". IL'rt') I-lItsuT yu. 0' triC D."anO$ , f(BY NOTIFIED tlait'!L Jr. F.swurd .1 I.iavertie, Untandli Eli)Uh Brown YOU ARE DrswIui,on01Macnb09t.a nst lIt, agai Marse".tk SnilUi "las a ditto' US tO'. 55ry* a capt D Y0'.' ,'ia' an action in me nature u MrNwi Mar,) PSILL. if SUMI.'-E 1''( Yet f i,tte DI c;Iurui Dove poceeding fur disbuluteD?' l itt. s- NED N Frederick G Willumat'ri, *J)'r't J. Quinn saS50 ilC 0$ Said cciv",' the 5050 g,fidi yomj rr.g 'tt'. Wilkins JUL u.N. jR - of ttle 10* !itf?' 05 CI?) (runi:. p 5o,oIe IAIStII' county juhTieS youaremepuicedtOWvC•CoRV 57(NSTROW. DAVIS A UtiN the €'1 v ts oft eta Glenna L Cook ,c,Iivn Øqfevflet Aito'flev't SO' Covet, it Sar$wC said '.,te ci' jackie (.u,) wtiaa name QfSiC* 501 .fluI'tW', , priIitgner's _______________________________________________ TCJ!.H .'ruse Stateless .c. 4,,trd and .00'esi •ppssS t*io. on or P .1,'tur Ttiç,gi nlunC Jltr.Ga 37771 end file '"3( sr,rv- ft., 'nit DI Ihe f,'' pijt,!ta''01 1V7 acid lilt ' ;,n. u-sgite. .Ot lute Cle'l a' C" il,t, t,t01t I,,,. bivrtwt IiiuiU'- 4I.I 0$ flit tPU'(.l I. t.et of SeCt 0$ ('uVula isli' •he stylad Cotst on at tw$O't aI' be in arming, or lira Ousniot on A Oaf au rith0' 0.501, Cour' t"Obelf i* 1177. athrwilef 0' fSt**"YC PlAce I 'he %* sit vat In acid Minzue M Gault OIIC' S #00 'it ant ut' met uuURt!bsr" *115 Iii V ott ci' me aoO' 1jJ$i 041 itt triad iSp mar e V gttiSf* 't. a 0'iC Sleeve against tOt for se. .e: ..s Gregur)' H,urtaut. Aj'tamunte 3, Al. 23- -'s 5t4l te twUV" to D arid i0' CS#' CIO. tYt•fl', tAP'" C' tam against you rnui'sd NCO Thi Petitlo?' tot will _. detai, atlO'rwp 'e Iii' S.d 23'. . sr St 5" -'N O'ttahO (.5.1' Ca' 32 . i"TOC&i Offitidi lot tfte Dewitn000 in the, ttw clailri0'Y ,t.t ape't' , or wulp 4i $' ' R.vlI" WITNESS tvi none aid in' Pop 35 Siting fta of = Ci* 13.. Ci'.' UH a tv *1* and .CCUmPo'50 Reictrl. trBaz -'N petItion M. EVItJYTI ê Not ins 5"t cif 5iid CVU" Dvi this lYt 091 0 it'50 114 OoIla,anCtuachciai P 35.. AM, A.' 31s L. Ii''. l p4 I4 A " -'s 2'is witness my 'iand and me 2 Wanda Clinton. EJrItLnUI Sepi,??ttlr. AD. :i-' 73' Court ot' Supter'iW %Iflt 1172 no' to tied iheil Lw S d'.. -" I .-' '35 s. lid ISiOSt) Olive B. Stevens. De)toflk 43'.,., -'N s P95W *'. v-ai , Ave a' 11WITH. JR APT MU P II SE dC ja ' 5' 5' S-I otuectsft' 0$ the Lal1 A 5aiflt' (.L Arthur $ 5*cP.*dh. .1? .terunw L Qiaffin. • 5'.. Clerk p4 the Circuit Cu's" '.PL Ar let,' C -' t,P *iII it'd Tadam.'n' .. . i' the Lur'4'w ood Court Militille. dies') . , -_, . 'e (Gee . .dw S-I .rs.' Ce' ha I)- Truncalt , • , (ISlE v SUMMERSILL. By C.clI4 y (Aim ----. çua.j 13'. -• Depit', dir"Mary y,ys-'r, strsw ltsi'.ot 1' s.tuotC al $T(NS'TPOM,0AVtSIM(INID Depte, Cir'P PS MV.W (..'-bv' 5*-. Aridliw t'Ritt (P. 3C) * C .4 1 C.4 I iON pc,oa Stale ban.t'e -.s Uta (5 r t Sos'.. 1o"VeC& 2161. III wns' Co'nmsrtlal StraSt t..ef sac one Uic'harges swvi,vi • bile ,s, ' P.O 50. all fli© 11', H tool. U$ 1). Pug' Office Oraw W. p'pgt Qfft SOS 1V UNit lid 31%. -'-. .9 ()i i. Sen$u. F sos-to. 3flTt Sanford W Mi'13i nu • p 33771 bwom 2111I S 1~sentwc - F S to, ii'' . t t* i'-' - - -----wrts Frs nii and u' L' • P'S'i'' S-vii*T --- ., . ',,so:' cec' III,! % (1q' 3. Putsus fl tvl3 11. W?2 d ., 55-. $PjtiitVi SoP' Z 77, Oc' c Cruet 43s 15*5') in.-) waS' I C.ti3 p'.,tala I7I I44 (,'esO WOM Do 0t C,VV' 11 DE 64 40 Mn1. BkIIiI StiUiipf WSd bitt')' 4'OIi " AW CCI'. I4) . p0pC .n Plo' ho a Page Public RecordS 01 Se?flIYtOte Coufl' On Light he did not like to be iltttss withstood another assault by changing things. 'We nuidea city officials, the mayor and decision two weeks ago for the light: now let's stick with it" he to commissioner another added remove the new traffic light Stenstrom also agreed and installed at the 20th Street and cited the coming Increase in Sanford Avenue intersection . E DE PEIIIIONIR. AND ROLAND LEGERE RESPONDENT Ala Term Ct the F"I cu.' NOTICE Dl ACTION YOrk n a for me the State 0$ N TO ROLAND I LEE RE Crtt ot Mir, at ?PIC RESIDENCE UNS.N0V.N center ttt. c'' MAILING KNOV.N LAST RDChter. hee York. n th 7 ADDRESS Oat 0 SeF'emb. 1172 c-c SIUMOWE BRYANT Docket ho lu) ANDREW STREET Order 01 Publ,CAt'0' ROCKFORD ILLINOIS HON Robtft u ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PRESENT t II Bi ChIIIS All Secretari s.9fl.D nr R Mur l •' Sanford C Hassles . , DEI - ---- McClanahan, Monday night me SIa?ifltt To W' c?lt.out SeCO 64S 04 O'0 Statutes 1*5.' S Gari & LI4m I41 Seminole C.J'5' ALTAMONTE, ;NC. cen.a Pan.' Potw"l ,i Scto'e4b. P - First Federal of Sernsmt'k has. insuilled a car FeumaU( rawrs travel 1wee the tsk-lc'ng auto teller tacilit whirt Will speed onds u speed saver and Ow teller in four sliven n wir wa through an aarti%T Pa saver on his First Street West W I, A".' V. TMA IIC cm All CrI?01'$ I P'ti50I'I Nav like setting ainst Wel 1' V.M • rwfeftmnn The modern ne% addition,. designed to) GuieCUUVC '.ict president. ilbert Edrnnnds arctuu'cls.. was VVL, ruc Ia 0' vCb at P*i'5' lants NOTICE Of SUIT 'rO0UItTT1Tt adan of construmed t. 0' sC was. designed f or future rpanslCm rIalmi ant 0PI INAME C" that 11w aa'flI Pi Pe"l Vflt' Pan) tiitiiitl tour lanes.. Hi w('m or it S) £ irThn '.1 - ,i' D IC, DAWLL . d Auto Teller tac'Uit' Like' all of First F ederal of architect. designe Foster, lnndiir-apt' Bert '1 11" Windham 111111101 an was, designed it, be noie cnun't u' the parLI I1-t %etung with planuk ranginp trurli .1verninfoWt Ille'lltics, well as a alive one as sre in The an'e hit lP9*P f out tiigt. oaks and Sahal a,ttras't asst't to the rommuflit) Florida ,small jums. U. 0' P'te5 no First 0q ease Coun'i a' Sanfo"O save at "O man) •l ottr Ow it. one 'mVeflifriSer'.'Ice 'iPthi under 0' 11o.0a wr ti as.a' l'alnis supplied by GaWwa Cardens. thr0uV cla*mIn -minuilt $i'5' publication fedt'ral r 0' orr oo,ns' therm •flC IC t ,-t camIn li-Fcburt CorTxratitIt. Ceda*r Rapids, Iowa, All pr-tons mavsn o to claim AI On, ,nin-ns tUtfld t of the Kisk island units anti Use 1* or trn, on Will pw MtKt I4 makers Saniwc MIor 'i the P$ one thbt hil $O$lO,fl D$D taciLit) pneumatic tht* system, installed the full theility F 11 a.n. Thda) ti nffcisl1) opera me Seminole CDU?1"E one post 04"c' odI emitit Ci si I ederat of 5('rmnilIt directors. and that hit Firm Ft•dl id 'mmnle Ionic I uLAWN the C4Aa in c'LT 't e'ari) UI 0' arlarnfV U t .r will he Own The' units designed for car windoti hchI ;l 2 ill _Loti!... bIat' 0$ th iS nO?,Ct me TME CENTER •iO4 name D * SIR rca PSYCHOLOGICAL I which °" ijS,rleSt •t Sii?e 110 7i W 1$ me C' S ov ie t, Scu'ur't. Florida T"11 me Partly nterct$pd fl i.i.ø 5 at fOII1 R,t*r1 I E0,ImAfl pD - liutuil built to strain 41101 filki tilt- st.strr, rrtaIIIilii ill •t (lii 11111111 Ill rainfall iii the 4111,1 - Carrier Week 35 by year SIR 00 Anything to make forest fire 1vmfh0n cubit l'''!!I '. ''''''' • '' s:I ioituoi'. to ttlIliltt'Ii 'liirliu'r'c It% t it' lit S s - ilnstltutlllnal -I iti' III'i,cI'OlIilIli' 111111 iijiuii't ;iurIglflg three It ri' -' i'leillefltllry ,.I'h0411s 8111i 11111 ijitit lhiinIi6Itt' I' II I' iOlfliIU'tt'$411 art'a ttill t'liut)Ii1$Ia'.S a r.lioijiin .iitii ofliut' tl'hlttt. olfiti' park, ,i1'iglthtirtosi oiuiiit'ntial t-intrr ,tiitt 14$) Iii lii 11115 tflhi'nii' thu 1. tO'34 Seminole CDY?t &namont, SPInCt c.or,aa rnte't Legal Notice legal Notice 11 would prctvick the same personal contact savers building tun'e if thes were inside a Seminnit C'4sunits in dnwfltowrl Sanford _____ Len Notice Legal 'I In' Iii'k (it 'tult'' - tlni', a uS i,s'uuliur jilt's uutiu'l itic Ito isihl' II,.,,.. 1.1st •ii, I'i,i.'lltic let' till .lutlgs- l(i'ts'r I \'ilhoiisc ,t,iuit 1I) I4'ruIiuc it ,'cleli,i ttt'i'ti SIIIIIIIIIII1eII 116 u' % I' JIlt S .uulri tu'd its, jur still Ii.' liii. s' '.s-opii '.tt''d \illiaitic tutiuk lu%'l't 1 iil'clill) Vll1i4ilII A ,ultri (11111 ,Ii11119 •\t ii ilsuttii stI'$i$144I I'alti'rclutI I 111 ii't'ui ultfu'ti'.i' (Iii' tus'itring MIIli 41114$ iri'jlttliit' l'4IttrrcluII IIf lilt 41(11011 titli'ral tutu III H pr %.sell silo, ;ctror - trial fl I lontu'l to %9l) , I'lannrii Unit I )v elojunent on tin' j)ril)s'rt on 1.41 air'. on the iitith 'title 411111 fronting 1.ake Mars Itlijilet ant, tt est of I ilte Mars -I .imgtsooii itiait anti eiist tif LIre designItid Itt ul I IiIItt't tiitig lot uirbiv his eprce ntatk'es of Wilco Construc tion ('ompany, rizpects To Open At S&L 43 44 1111tililil"I if fidile Ih MtHU)N ItEill1 'E . I tl'i pi.rtlhiis' l!tIIIOlil;IlOt' uttisi l ci 111,411 liii Ill js-.q tt il l t pleketi a't jtItoi't Ii, ii$'oi ti't' ci','tititli'i if (tlehin "t % iiiliittoji iic' 1111I5l'I luessla) st tub ttit' ii lit IUI SI Ill' 5't IV $04111 III, leIfIll tsiiitli' Ill it l'lt%V,\l 111,1lit Ititulit Nc'. Black. to right I Nancy Chorpoming. Earl Is On Agenda Okaye& Zoni ng 7-- T. ---- - - - ' 0 - Project Told - - * ti Peac -----.. -- f i ghting in the war. omhinej rnen k out thetr own wor to people th a vountar' pi'am o r'r, adrnmi'the accounk'd for. US. ba$ in R (&Rt. r. 1IBSPCIRF oac ho e1VW(' .ration has in .to'C if tbe' st$.s scttlCiTWflt" of the i.wt fresi- Thailand wu)d be cloae(1 and jihltt. for th their r PnIItw*t -Dispatch nted to demonMrate wa in power ships off the In&chifle( eosst wd11*1 MgTUTKflt *k t tHlC.'O So n Cobjlectioml; were riot lit scr -ing CVCfl$fl. thi tStet' in be but vacillatiTl nd impracto 'tarttcipating but .eorge MGovern. Mcw1n spoke *0 a crowd ing with other the nation pint tical man whoae solicits forewould the Vietnam war. the tvps he hides said numbered ltlM(Wi per. "the wre- in 'ctintrws to repair en d th war, IiW Vietnam e u4kc to Fat Al the same time. Mcovern SONS L a $ a-plate .kagc left by th is war." veflt'$ tand PraLsit for M the UnIWd SUittc can have trip dinner. addtd. 'We must 11M0 ari irafl1 -Art e,zpanciei aid peace "zsr sia He declared the cho'c'e in the came fr(Tl Hs*ard fl Samuel. o.called tar4'rtmes trials director of the Na- hi' sat•m me, for the past on an% election 1 'between e'tc'u1ive I nam it ar including it guarantee saving of face " timAl lAbor iless, % ar in Indochina or the x4lore tj ll-either lit good )0b Or It full ,W I'liemm-rattir presidential . distinct ptwabilit~- --and I dent W Hanoi to "itits is not the time for raflê?'flWfl for I'i'tIWfl of P1" funded higher education." tw'lieve the absolute nec'eitYof for 'ciung melt imtnat)On5.," he said. "It is a in ctners arid an sceountifl point plan in a natinnall _AmneSt) that we could have peace for reconciliation." night those rntssin rues'si Speech teieisei )all or esilt to asciid time ssho cho.'C Vietnam, and we could have it all US rz-'ne_______________________ He S4U1 he would su.cpend U.S Un% da% that we nut the m%ing a'tinT iiTid boming. rriilit.ar aheac of he saving of aid to Vietnam on inauguration of lives fact" 4a,andd1bWhht'1ctPre ( McGoverr \ ic t.ar. SP'ect ident to Hanoi Saying Preident Nixon's was considered t, aides to he p'nt f °N'° •M%a't' I.decisive rniilitar' actiort' has mibtie and rrtodular M1IC5 in one of the ml crucial of ht R Bill. SCOTT ConuUiSSIfner Julian Stenparate zomn rather than failed to brinG peace Ut In- entire campaign It was taped sion mixing thoo-m &5 dochifl Moserfl declared Sunday and cmed on "planners dream" stations at by the roning Monday night vttd to adopt an recommended Dale said West First Street flakethat will work" and is similar to an over-all cost of $17nM011 as the .rak-iuld be kept .same as 5th anix'rtded roiiing CIFdInEWe and bo,rd and in t France tht method used light m S'' t'th Ink in corrin'ients of l)i1ke starniflg ierc'ial USC. cit planner flake, points which against ttw cornmnerCi*t17.at10 ordinance, coniniissin in another The -An unn,ediate order upon of West First Street and uie The S.tuth Dakota ,atnr requfle5 two readings to pass, was it ammcndment, th f or takinjz the 1residentsal oa said there are two basic' differe l on approval of tak eflt IS forces to stop all bombing, will I, D.jilie .said too much his plan an between en t-.1 readinp, which will juris'icttofl ti'l approve all 13 n'ercia 4i these areas would coifli' ciurlrli ttic and sUr, an orderls supplieS, . First (-awse traffic pirriblen's And effort to rri.aintitm the gcn'ernaction whether the spirits are ccmW-dil 1.1 me cOmmlss South Vietnamese withdrawal under a the only at tr lak efront is mi-ni of reading cit the new law Is or fl i ed on President Nguyen 'an Thicu. schedule . we have in to," he added roning heduled for t -flireionsM US negotiaflake suggested insttid the Under the proposed n the 'ieti that miluth a were made Several changes North in the proposal as first concentration of commercial requirements beer and time theUnited Pains that to tellthe suceessfufl end the mrs it, tuan would be under the Vietnames' areas but leaving the lakefront omung board meet presented by the them to th board 3 skid Nixon "has. Stoles Maytr change wuid put for high-rise apartment-s Wi turn of re e th th to this. initikU%'C wi ed and fail h's thanct' all U.S war prisonerS arid ar, produce peace, rwting that "4(1 all the Americans accounting of those missing in Notice per cent of th&n9dY oni.iiLsewi jast in Vietnam have died in it* NOTIC( UNDER FICTITiOUS FICTITIOUS NAME ncitity all parties e would further NAME STATUTE FICTITIOUS died under th no NOTICE UNDII htP't ;.yf'4) ¶?'.4, last four 'ears. NOTICE IS at the United States would TO 5't$40Y 1 AV CONCERN NAME L&* th present aaministratlofl' • ,tri a' P 0 P.i P.IItt 9 lfl 1b' NotiCe it internal the in interfere C.sn lcniger s L0'C..vo0 SO"' PuAflt to i, 'Now the am.'wcr to tailurt' , flftifllø ?*r,i vI wo"c 4me 4 te t.c4t'0 Fla pohtic.'i. of Vietnam arid that we rts Statute - Charter C?"Ot't NA 'I the sanse.' bc said no more of cONSTRUCTION arid tuNc') *iIl reç i.,.' allti the \'ie:r.amest Sta?ut name o4 sia V 1l The %,!iI%I rtArlt e.'P' IA '- !pg:t'e' Ptrt vt' I ft'ar :'aritifluec •? 'C C Irk 0$ tna Csrcw' Cow' ,.M3h'T E M&. L a' ,amt*' 41 w v-,er. A. Thi • me C't Avenue, i me C'• •C •t.d br OIa?tOe Covntt 1%4 VS. It 3 n e Plan , I'M Two Seated On Turner Jury Trial 4 -;. S_• I V/,tcJre";rio ,, - I hr '.rif,rd I1rnId liti, 'lii lifi II-' • .ij,cIItIitIIi!IIIl. ,tIItIii',iIiitI6 1411111. VII gil'' - Ill) 11101 \1.'uttitttilli 'I iirit'r t,iriied to Ii;. 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Honest Judgement Sought By Voters 2 3 4 S 7 I) 14 is 1 17 71 27 7) 24 25 7' 7, 21 7, 34 35 36 37 41 '7 4) 14 for the It is getting TT1CIC and more difficult alance d Aineflcari voter to ach ieve the Lind of b jUdgment which a presidential campaign should encourage. discovered always This crne s. and T1O t is some of the basic that has been. so manipulated help assumptions which could be counted on to the ciuzen have been ignored Indeed. they have been viothiec CondItioned to expect a certain amount of "and-dngger derring & as the strategists went about planning a! the two great Part their campaigns. the continuing exposures of the powerful and rich GOP's invasion of their op-e pcments and we mean the candidates. ranks by spying is cvw instance to the T?CfT1t Now there car he added Watergate affair. the rcvelatiotl by ffit 1ustice Depart VVashingtati Post that FBI inert I ik indicate that infiltratrnil of thi campaigns. of the leading Democratic con rallies tenders b political spying to upset th opposition streng misdirect supporters and sap is part of the Nixon r election campaign instance cited is that of the sabotage of the Mask ) , rimnLr 'nmpaigT r NrV HaTTfl shire when a letter IWV. iiiic i fabricated by a White House aide, was. sent to wtuch the Manchester NH Unrnt Leader in Senator Edmund S MusI:ie of Maine then the :lfmocratIc front-runner was ciepic'ted cmrenck F" :Lunlng a racial slur or. Americans of :.merlcan descent as. 'Canucls. It was at that time Musl:ie's lead started ti drop s. he reacted with deep emotion, denying at such a such a letter wi th th e Irnd of disielief th taéic could be employed by his opponen which Secretarial going Nixon in! t::t1It".'t- balanced judgment ake the iii octuna war. for iii ezimplt ts. comment Senator George V-.! make this MrCiovern. Democratic presidential candidate — hr anthrb rrath .4E dts!nc F rnc: re ZrcuI8$l0V C,enrn Mj'nagr /3.D.,-iPdE IP PTu tw ttU sr:th - I 01' ., th re j s'inuIte L-cz ' S -t _t• ;11 . — - IIl at11 of iii. • f I I -Als. Al PAY/S County Commissioner 4 your Lx !i lffj or - I CA is Holding the bag stw, J Mr't,n,:a %, Idttr a1tlo' 'Ut - X15 VsILLI Edon, .4' - - v BILL - _____ •1 YAP ____ 5, M,øt' ______ F ,. .1. - --- -- su )e,Itvew 'IuT C.pie P ate Mr,flt?%t - re' $15 IX ---'-_— --- t'40r11t tieitv,- Semi' t4' lt --- anC Mn!errt ti' nbarra cnmerr'iMLIImmOIW about i tmnzf of tts astr1PiaU rpi at Use Apolit timar expedttiotn' druP Inwirt a cht. art waituil OP other tat memtrrs of Cotigrew tradttionaui' opposeti it f ece pntiJS(tI like' the' UpcUITIUuI ihuttit big nr manned tIne diwniwrei ni renewet atiemptl it will i pendinr next year Tan thu and other reasoni — . tiousm ii amer - the NatIonal Aeronautics. new ruin tiensi astronaUts CDI, canr' U. titer tviw sinti nurntaer of splice fltlSSlOTTh. future maniieC personaL pretereuct Itits at scheduled fur meat utciutit the !tnal Apotit tie three Skylab eafln inbitaf fitgtsta aet tat lift-of! Lt E. begin flkPI w aWleCI shuttle of WT and fla Wit Agenc' officiali tron. Its uclmmiltratat. tsr, .lamea C crck thrntusures. of aStrona ut cml.VILChs. at Unwi. merciauiafli tumvr taken some ae the' luster awa' from 1.'.t aimed apace flight ke SavttiI, one Of tie Thes have' afr"ttetl Lamuic ti aever. original MercurI' astronauts. kee' a tighter rein or ..nrotiaut sictivitsee., tins that the honor avsten. has beer. abandoned U tavir of struWeflt pea regulations. governine program cut space such mat.. 5' it Montt' - e Monttit sit:. . ..' Dftw Met flfiI %U13%r!'ipttUflS . P,st kpiute1iorr p"ti'iOt ftj' - PIIIC " Fiiiat'c Lu rCOnC rte n'W' Se 01f it nai?Ie iu(' ii' tt tiit)4'r - -. P0.' .- o! Uw. rililiD' a' pa" 0 ens meIr"se newt o etiveit.sifl in ens manner viltirni" Senlanc 44e"IIC vtsn Dr The . •nt iratC An, tt' puDiISh w itiP? prflcs%'O' li.I1 Dr p"00Lir1tfl t( 3.Ut 1f$3OIiSIDIt tirrr t1's.ituI" 0' v.si. in' Lli int".np'ii tie The t'ie"øicit :Iwt" end %r IT ,wit hob#r tat demdWl untie' me end Ctrtstmit ' jblts"seC daiti ('*inp' Sati,"ciem Sunoat t,rdii prerdtnç :n•,stmLu. ijt'WU - ' wflsrt t.- 4r. etC o. member o' ?ie titr'.Ctet litci' r,:I,'.'vt''' tt tOt t,'.t 'i" .i.4I;W' 1" p' ,nIrC '.11(i!' lit "N ci. er '01 IU.dI Herald Area Correspondents 5pinqs Altamonte I. t'. bee Lake IOTCS Ciii sIes Ant ED I I [stale. CutbenruC EastbrVaii tt'i'',' I,.,"cl.n t Ms,IyT c.t,'tici' 1' etc'( ChuM Liz Mefthlsu' 3.OS C.,oiuret' C,ammunhl, Me"e s-tv. sn( .504 I t D,ttonb.DebBrV' EnrPflse ' Where's titer nuwon. personal space nuiM mart mart etect a .. agen" aortumstt'aW' Where ASHIN(ItJPt the ncitemeUt gone' las. ui Ut im'-vut tms rurmnt rallier Usic the Stit'i8 O94L It ma' sta ume- in'. the thus teutUIilfr'tiflte'd clays month . but tie 1 7 race tar the While' How is begmnmf U) look like a U cuneIidat lVs aina*t are and voters li Of etatutdl b a deca poittirsal tumult the strange Lyer 'Water$tt caper' It. wtuct arv flier have' beci indicted.' install lot' trying to veattrupP1fl deeaces in' DTIUCratU !iat1otal t:a;rtmittee t,sdquTttrs Iis to udrgUt sometma - - MOT10! Lws9vveor Ant' Rsii' S4 ) Wtfl't' Sttt1 Mets igct' ElI Silt Osluer C.een:' 'vD' ir ç,,newI DIM* Slowilill ..tz Wafttmti; 345 no tisimi" thmnitiiithitsuit the ctati aim for ittim iu'cIii I utmsimia I s411111 ,jillp tt'l;cm sass he plans to ns'fiiiisletl, $1" 'l'a'cc ctati' legislators were fsiimilrmit rri'enitiv when the von- t this ,niiqt I ...... • •'I'''•''•''''' ;'ts' ,ttit$uu ivir to, l' msaitmc'd lit lorida, — stUd%' i ritmilnal law iii Florida, I'' III' I i '" 'Iliumim' sail i'li,di' s r sirs' ( ' omn • ' !for lot appnintinent. rw rpmn-. ing Minumi I k'rno'rntq, showed tip mnict,mke If I had been there I could u,iunnoiint'etl at the construetlon cite bitt were tt,ld by have gotten them in,' Brown reer'hti' (onctrtirt ion ('o cald ''I made arrangementc ripie i,1ffril that the firm' c in. take ;uimthoried ((shill have told the contractor Rursincis i overage wnsildnt let thetis roUse Inside while the jolt who they were They showed up had assuming In progress " they hadn't 1 lolloway and htaiitrugartner been triade, but Karl, 1)-hay' State Sen. tie let In hut the clem,iimntletl tOrill Reach, who rtwise not to i.ffirial held firm It's really ridiculous when run for re-election, will tie tw'k the tiuritra' tore wont let nest sesinn as a special con. owners and representatives of cultant to the state Senate on the owners inside a humibling," se' ,itj'/e emis.ncInne ' 1.' sr: E r cislil Ihutiiitgartfler , also i in nffiriai fron ffire Karl istbeing ,cked to cerve ng wac a re Mrs ' 7 '111 u,ss't int' Tyra .1r. has I t'(Iit5tl'Il a change Irommi 1 :.ris 'ulture' to office district I Ill III pen Iv located vast (if I uglas Ito.itl, ts'ta'eemi SIts 431 Mi l l 434, fact rig I.I. list' ri js'rty t'ontaIns It; acre's I )thvr public hearings in what lirtlinises to be a usarathon ii meeting. include Dav is FishIts k: request for .m /nnIng h.initi' fr'sstii .mgnie'iilture to Ii ittit industrial on I)rI'rtY li wated sumi 20 acres on Sit 441 of' the Orange-Se'iiitnole ( 'isUtit!' limit'. I"ortun,mto I'antuso - request miii ,tgrn'ulturu' to w)moIe'saIt' 01 I . Swofford SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT 3 DEMOCRAT ,,'II,.I..''-'''.'''''--fl I) maul , iiisimm&'reIal on property loeted east of Sit 426, on the' Miukkr 110811 north side fron t lutist Sum ii Slut as' it: multiple taimsily un industrial Iio of -, FULL TIME f) MISSOURI BELLE SWOFFORD WILL WORK TOWARD: SCHOOL HOUSING PLAN: To usoop a ]onq '"qis sc"oo t- , - us r"g fac t es I: r, for tho ontre co' , t d,ne; to r'ee i' u :a r growth irg ea.iorr ri Ss'rr 'ce County for petmanerl ,..Iu. POLITICAL AD PAID FOR BY MISSOURI UEU( SWOFFOP Stiatihitsltt ( - Irma ,iitrirulttirt' too gi'rseriil rota' ,nerriiil oil property IsIIL'ated liii /sirtw,rt ltnnli'viird, south of ( '011111!" C lub Road, north of Sit it; A Irvin mm I", W. Tompk ins ,mgri.'ulturi' lit gt'rwriI ctmni Prstu'rtY l,o'atiqI at mtwri'iai the soutlia i'st i orner of 511 436 '-..------------------ Wekiva Drive. gnnte Malksr,' home, r-Ti11.i- hacee lie 'sill cerve as sort of a judge who hears evidenee fl .1 mcp.'ncionc case then make m reromm,nitation to the Senate The lawmaker, en unsw'ces. fill candidate for overnnr in the 1&mc. taid his Daytona Reach law firm is opening i branch office in Talimihassee which can assist with some of ;scrierI.r 'r . ' ' Ioccihlv they were tryin All In One. OFF '/2 OR BETTER Is'.' •ttrl iins'l st,'tth SOUTHERN AIR FREIGHT DAMAGED NOLL'S residential tiis isrtis"rt 1.4 " ij Heat & Cool it t FPE,GHr DAMAGED FupnruQE one [title west cii out Sit P1 , for Total Comfort c'ontr&u'tor, -, -1-114--^,014`"j r9( t1) c1 'VSAPLF AVE. CAYELBERR'f HW( 119? F _____________________________________________________ genera Itl)IIIC''s'llt(t. Everette mntil I hisku's' - Speedy .1n Personal Drive - Up Service from It-I A\ A residential on property ks,ated north of Lake Brantley and '.oiith of Wekiva Springs itoad I(n'hard Stulti - (mmii ri'sitk mitt a I Its i ndustr ial sin property located on 511 427 at Magnolia tin' intersectis in .' gr Lure to of Avenue. AALESUNL), Norway A}' u - Three frogmen have reco- " little - creel more than 440 pounds of gold and silver coins from a Dutch ship which sank off the No rw egian coast in 1725. The value of the coins has been estI' mated at more than $30,000 - For all your Savings and Loan neeas FIRST FEDERAL is now occupying two city blocks on West First Street. —- ltii\ (lAKLE' ct.ur tn,. :'nt pit' un Mrs ivc t: :.ea'Spapers arc,und J* what was nttefler no ugly UP] would hate been 'ti- tiac.lgroutid It the foreground was Dr Wolfgang G Friedman'., Cr, veter-old professor of international Law at Columbia 1r sides alt. ','ersIt % . lying it ins own blood on a Ne's V cmrk been ttad He iUSt three blunts. from the university ;tatitwd b,t thret teen-age th ugs e United ironically Prof Fried man had come to th arch those th ugf escape life under to 1130 s the uf teL tittiC tue \az.is. page in most reaieri who did ri ot çuciciy turn thethe L bteck' th in at have noticed lost'se'r. ma.t disgust wall tend ground of tnt photograph. an attractive stone spra -pai-r. tie wall of a building were covered with soc..' pollution' visual of form initials—a tunics times dignified with the name graffiti ' ' Is there' an connection between the foreground tuio'liground of this picture which, to paraphrase Con tunsus. u aurtli 1(j.U(Xi words cii commenUir' -) Yes yes of course. am t he soc-iulugtsts say , criminal b burn Soc.wt is. ultimately respuns.iblt are nude but What it It th at s.uciet dues that makes ;.eo.ile— suung people sirticuIar}. a ho commit the overWhCInT' h it it' ticloul ing pncpurucienanit't of t'rmes.—Wkflt to deinto a jungle wh.' Iv ctegraot to turn their environment a i:! sid n.an .c.t-Trs. a the' stupic e'5 luitura. - / Ir!Jil mactee n mipen. -. r - by flTC rrwwn'-i c and W inter Woi uls hltiult'vard. F IV. Tonnpkimss - from l ititil hi pie f a int ly to property com merci al (in lot'.iti'ti ;it this' northse s'st corner ,f SIt i:u; and Winter W($41' residential to restricted '.i ,,ri,tlort i0('iItt'(l on Sit 434 .111(1 Kind Of Tune in agriculture to iiiultIplc' funnily sill property located tin Red 1111 9 Itoad, at the intersection of lmodd Ittiad, W. II Morrison. attorney " '" cmonc •. Lure' Ci .i ' ' property lo tl oil tile W. I). Smiths - from to It-IA A A ', smithe',sst corner of Jessup agriculture Aventit'. .S(.11 illissle Street and George Nailer - frotH FIND COINS maims e'iiir.c the S'nate miit follow Fred to We Play Your 1neithtronfirrnngatrn arrangements was • It 4V *** - - -- - - - - a 10 ** States mr S Opening date 11 - . - Thursday, October 12, 1972. Our new drive-up facility offers you the fastest service avjilabie always personal, with clear voice communication, and direct and ' visual contact. an nut ' " - . I at least :: , I is, _ 4",o l ' - k I : Iit /, P) ?r eERRY'S WORLD I. 1% -- ,, LWI +A - iflt.t. V t _L' I I : :: 1.1 I , '' am 41111* 4* dW a a All a 4 ( !/;// 11 & Excitement' In Campaign ? ti.' ti thu ilvet. of!.'" uc'wiiet imr that. the '.iT.tn' cummiLs. preaiUenr anc U. the stTe'(! himself it the' camuaugn Will. The mncuflibent sends. UUI his and 34 points ri5te1' whu jet in th eir 'ai OW. of azrxrta acrusa the DrIntad U. bolt' tie Gallup anc Harris. pulls. their tiupe's couflirI' like it man' taismfle cennk' niure atrt tutre tn. a t'uniMhtiafl - rtdttig taretulII' Ntzui nutaM prepared repurti aOL stirring OftII' UVVUSWflu* tuitionaL atThe sruge1t' speeches. tentiul. tairdlI' vunstitu it a iegituuale 'The clabenger !li from a for McGovern twgrt in. S,eiittle ii a tartur heputilicans wu'ikt Elite sijermnarliet in Dallas. it, a nuthing better than ti tr the roc* teStivaL it Mioneapulis.. Lnnmucratit tail it 'a e*il whet. tie appears candidate mute a lengthy alongside &enr. Ltiaard Nixon atamidit tak Ieflnet1!' . the :1.ett put The ur'ugates' till-hit,refused it,tw at candidate, that flutter tanuliar spct. IT* taithtu or the curious asnmngtun new'uum twgill %i gather mr 1Mw .lanuary snowfIakea and numbers the pabulum pr oac is about as 'flit men around ben peristiabit art M',,e'terr, Gc'urge They praise President waiting tat a ctwice to pouixt peacemaker. the Nizur OUt St!P wtit'T. Richard !"ttZUO candidate L'' flights and uflteUt ' FA'I MHUGS'i titews bervtet LeSt. Mort Any 2puttinf susperttC a '11mm' board "; tmieiIst)i'rclmil) in A litil I ittiscti ,fli'r 1 h. Ii' I isnt1,'r 'Ihimiiias. a .lupiti'r I )ti,misurmmt, t s'i'c'nt Is pun ha 'wd t Iii' plans fimrmmn'rtt' na mud hi Stilts' ('mull' tr.ilIi'r Fri'iI I) I )n'ki,isuu sit hi' istilsi 'iiii','t thms people" and 'sail' V thii' Iiatmni'r of s'uici'rt'ii' m',,mmUibntiorm imict week 'I )mi inntrihutiisn was; licted aq iittflin& froni a Santo Trimlfftanis, i.1 'I'Iumlupa 'in the previouc st i'th'c , ittitriloitlismi rc';irt filed with Sc'c'r.'tor' 'if State lilt hard Stone A ppmir.'nti y not knowi whis'ther the imuntrltsutbun Itik.', tsr really had commit' fr',ttm tin' pul.'mI Florida indc'rwor hi figure, I inwKlnc played it cmiii'. Nest week time ('OnI r tint Ii un showed up tinder I'ls;$mIclitmIrec contribution ilinni l'rtlIit ansi I 'imii't .Iiicthi Iabttteil tic ri'iuiitr m'tmmiirttman whole thing witot ;I rogroffAble Verreqm holloway and George I'mungarIn.7r, txotll State Hep ' Copiol Ideas ),l fl b71M tas.ribe" Tançkswo.0 t.ditl, W,be..' 3 t ern Pa's a ant . heart ailment, ton nian' yrar t tuis beet chief of the Office of Astronauts Mtatrs NrvertheLe. he had tit nowle11gt of widespread sales of atrnnaUts. "menmeflWs.' brought tiac+ U tnantt sifter auUigraP Ut : apiece tr u peudling rental! Nos it wit tie' Swytnn responsibIlity ii e tulAnwiTig rica ltSti'OWIUts UT. tUtWt uisiotu abide hI' th rules. that than 12 pensotutl items. weighing TIC 1 Ne flight half .puimcl mimI' be carrwC DI' at. astronaUt Ut Ni urmi thst later nught have a rumnierciál t•aIut ma tic niust : The apace init bt er IteUi} selerteit ftitnt uppmnvt cact of tie ersotial pre! FtSV1JTIS*Utf tnUSt k astronaut it' tic car-let: or isjonr disclose the limOs. anti numbenl of Items. Uit.et at miuions withu 31 Oays after cenupiftiot. ci! the flight jereuct 3U COTiUliTUTIf flight nenu must be tinal £ utm prior ti a niatnieci piw't•C. a tiunUr storage liti.oft not I If sistruflaUts shouit cam" Items. mU vulge di lIst' irt kintnaoer it pre'.'&ousiI' annouirecf publici. Lad. iastrc.'u*Ut mitt ti new's. media then. it peoruil of wcertificate' a asaigneci w a nusslor must sigr. not Thea rules anc will derstanduig that he' if aware of the ti o ers alit's or th profit truz items. carried mit SpILt't euUUTmerclUllZk on themr. t. ?-v$t-t !rw tacr amenr' officsal&. ftolDW' eP'Ie. - iI"tI"T t't'u.i':uur ututt, i UI , Swtot.,gounUe'Ct4 1' it tilt spa:'t p o g'atZ. be cause of lit fltA!J1 MACUMIICI. Milttar%.herIP1Irt Vinier f. Ih . — ' ' , Sun i..Li'- "5' rqs 1ØP?tIT Z"U. d&SSFL' ANE NASA Fears Reprisals By Congress : it s. ( '(11111 ic mirouml Foulest Form • Spoce Age Report j' At'nc . eMily 'wrote the hon' on ? ,,.., Pollution in Its WI øta a Ecieton lsQt W4! 0- sm I lions to school r.-c1h problems :'. i4% tor I is 6 Ic Associate ;f ELECT ~ - • I Grant. I Win IT q riinnI';' liii I'iiti$ii Serv lliqqilpyi. rpturtiptl a 11 ............... I I One Mans Opinion , II k i 4)M4 41 be - itiilii tIc ItS honti rary 0ioniiiall ond f(IT 1111'r V 1 v tilLit )'ssiiin 1 hiwkinc, thi' Multtcmivi imitticiwiti' mirmil I ( )' iiffli'jni district a EDUCATION FUNDING: Will explore all ways if LOW mmt 111111 iin clip hitter life( imuneti SmIprm'IID' I inirt (' , ill Its. aililmmilt tillif ui Its MilliON 111:11 IEi i)y his' lit' sumnsistt'rs'tl t lit o r .i f it)nilitg li.ttiit' l'9115'.t I ItsitIs is 'tomis' l'lantitti&t and Zmumnmi.t Iart:s' the tm 'limit!' 's fii't De rn' District 3 F' ee; irvins. Ii &ic ' Senate (nrnrnittee on Snsp.n. clon and Appimntment. and lit. 11111P qornething. he itaid tAit we dt , t tive øny knowledge of what they were trying to hid. llit, Brown. chief of the Rurpij of ( ontructinn caki the building it new ttiuq siffli' tii,il'Iir,g rftiu'ql let tt,ettt mcliii' 1vr a Ivik. tri,iior wh ;wilitiic 'tir' 1mm 'Office District' Planned If County Okays Rezoning - RE-ELECT -. thi. wit. it'vt MU girl nu1d wan Askew. a ho e -- - . ' Where Askew sd t'ts'sl re'ttrc'it hater . I , i sit that he has removed th tu5kflds.'." making it sound a inert handful. McGovern sees the war The reasor is clear enough Dakot.a preacher-man :rc'ut the eves of the South F'razt vicileflc* of near-pacifist. the ccirriplete e::..: thOut actiity wi rioves that tmni dmin;th war :::.gcther do not impres$ hint ciiicwrng McGovern on the trait tt,serv('r of his ar,tia: tib't st—cd t' the genuineness Phtadeiphia speech could well ha v t*eri the .uitii. That of his campaign tc date Vf'i' , best Vwtr.am does. Nc'crthelesS. his. prex-cWatiOt with by contrast cifter. hate Its hea" poli tic-al cost icGc,vcrn terested ahen in an even slight]' dis d evnts uninspired domestic con• other aria econorn he is talking about the perhaps.. he appears to t 'rns. Inath'entcrit rig that he reaii' is. a OY*-iSs.Ut candidate. as his r'as. 'aays. used it contend .. The betting has ic be. however that McGovern t.Lnn,mt-r: :'r \''tn.n te rcit bef:re the I ~ ~h a, ,. liti' twct i's i't'tett to run agatu in 19 4, ansI :sn.' miI niis ctlt' i'itIii'nc I,, hi ': — . IIIIIV L'SlIIIIIIIISU( at npiy decline'f tc accept Mc'Gc've.rt e j'res,dent'S withdrawal achievement For th s taken out more tgtance. he never s.'s Mr Nicir. ha- somewhat gr'dgconcedes He men million than half a 03 . flhI?, Ilatric Sii;rs'iiii i ''iirt ,iiicti. I ii s hi iimir hic p.itii'l, 11141111- same ". -X1 0 ! I - Ii r'uI 'i't'iiui'd Mlpe'rtlliuc, mni a Ili'ii After all. both ; bin .'\skea and Ilouc.' Speaker Richard l'ettigrca hadiIread .mpptms mit eel t'otfli%ttt'es tliist have been sttistimi lii,' prntmls'tim ir several timnilis a , (141 1111' iii ike l'e lii tmttee, a hich is made up only O f le g islators, 'flilmnlas sought hi eipCTI be sugj.cs.tir.g— \Vh. then. should an' political knack it off and talk Ic' he ough tiavt—ttlkt trust in government. etc more about the econotr.. cr.rrie advanced by some of his ns.is.if'nt Out argurnf'T.t. mveryone knows ahere Gect: 'c'mocratC friends i f thz-.t s ar.t1Wa? corist.:. That hi Mc'Gcert stands cit \'ic'tnart arid that ii u theref vn is alread s.ohdi behind him. time to keep dwelling cis". watt of valuable carnpalp pcititiclkll makes another po,:: 'i.Ti astute Republican that 'McGtwCrnis constant trieritirit of the a;: He argues. iior. s.ne it is £resider.t , a special athantape ii out rrcie trnincter U millians. c: -c.tcrs. that 1w has. Tsedto ahricis: CUUfl15 OUT cut .ar 5Ni.flC* i: S troops.. Vutharri and rin mapped sending draftees IC' ground action in the war. e President is. getting ':fls do indeed indicate that th also show that s.ate ey ,Jit on these macir counts, Th favor the bombr people American im'itwS of the other U S effr: trw mining of HazphctflC harbor. and take-over as we a," :c prevent a North Vn'triamest a — I bt it - )tunpri trori i, ant it L martin. tunl.' ut)ltSt ?D 8flC & V against .. oIiPiP'lIR phia / str1eV rinI.ifl4 a threF m1m. tunt., m wctar - r - ~tl rt• atwaym compilUIUfl4 that vnt.fleV inn, whfrt an. Wti tieT'i UT en!ritenz U hit o!ftt ML Grant Rur it wim ever acelrrec U, VO at that s therri Grant. is tiTle &tor1 want VOL tI tit atht U reat nw' U trw: Uw% oc: L'E ' • rEtEP14E tJEN plea ' want 30t - - vnL t: - doing If taking Hazards I • - Senate leader Ik it tiptm hunI. "fl •it, hille ribbon ciiiiiiiii1tee Its sludy the death penally and other illiUfl8l jtutii'e nuitterM . iWt'rntt. 'tncrngt' pro-Israel 5It. against our Vietnam bombir, scind off 1cwdl I utter of applause His cr drew the barest fl e aar His way It is not uualt this long and e1cWflt at a PMa&t and its human cos: was Tt5POTIS was fund-raiser, tend the audte' speeches at l''i!1er it approv1Ti Often'., orousi demand houiOd his parts and cit' squares be finds. greatest respont s far hi :r end to the war drawing by response is great or small McGovcn Yet, whether the heSVii' upon the "etn deWrmlflCLl to d a t II confessed th at he is he goes At tine stop. he herever Cerf , and is th.SI $.ITI(' C'Ii1)C11 \mcTrIan. war. The irony it he tiu)drl be numnt'r et j)ltmcat ibser'rr last week Iiti the tit '11 inj think before the ccmntereflce c, Neci'Ork appearaTl in hisAmcrcafl .teaish orgaTii7tmflS.. his pnTKipat put TT5.!Ct he is OCt th damaging rtCltIciTi that N5t was to dispel e tt'c be couldn't resist _________ ti Grant hut t. vm k: tnt twvl U unü da af . 1 1f TII wltt LU&. In Ii t01 f1I%'I 1 ItS an other wi. mat. Put Irr 01 tie lint "Mt Grant art wit. .ijrt Perhaps the most remarliibit c;'ec is that his wi' with everything president of the' trend the present according to the polLs. his ecnnoTr forget the' deficit spending . to so masterful control of news appears. to pi*sihl ormutrnr that no voter car. blanket the t his carnpaic'Tt t'Ct a her . evangelistic cries agAins, 1(oveT'T 't'cirgt t . AI' Sm'nate l'restdent Jcrr Th'mmas 1118' lift (A' EUflIIIU) tor ive -. nor. lie mayalrvail% thinii, lie is this evidence He Kniw it Wt itm1 r&gtE thOugh It this. tee up. and it t;urely Iorils. 115 will, then "we' will have' a ne nigh in. poliica lci blows during 1 5cr. AS CU l - Ti .1 ..nssi:i:. Fla ended — T'hte %%vrt, the i'm1ltR'nt T(EI Rt '1 n4'IaIeii Prt rItt'r a time wf •CIVt mt a bi & nn hun wit bow vnix I want U hit tun u far L tat andt nor': wan: ii but gr rr• ci&ir': uat want j : want i r. Mona' WrUn5L. Thu Prithi and wmetuTU sda. . Outqoin Senate ea erP a s Governor &' I vt dt ink. Mui araw., It is un t.Ibk far 1 HarvaTt mar U C.ampalgr Practices Committee if campaigns seem in be the diies1 i years t occ u pa t ional 0 F' FtRL(1 lItSSkT n&1t1 ii .Niani.. 't WtI ynt tuivt iiiut. and annzvr?SL' rait 1 (lL1T VM matiTii both endt mN't far wur b's wife'tim't wer,frr the %nnw!tlnwi wist iri the wind giIi7i wilt nt tie salar' I pa vnI. vrn tire'zi, i'hntbt, l!'., Tkir't vn Re a It it await. 81 .0 — this. year's ..4- I tu' iiii t. IZWL1 tiIZtà. 'mits. çt iiib & JP1*T 5!t& tI? rtj U Rnnt. I wit want It t1 tnT it thu nutft. vol. tie rWh tat U 51 01.' "Geed tIV. I kw VOL T!n**bI enu1dtt ipeL Bit: vnt Utkr thiatmi. &= an normal. honest mar would have held Yet it was employed then and there can he no douh that such t.actI are still very much ir use or. the c :F can ths hiame rest on N althougt they are the ones. whose hands. have been caught jr the coobe uir For instance, there is. the word from the Fair a:: Ruminations Offbeat and that the c C le pliw. wculc he speriting to eat and the meat to put or. his table as the big grain nmnhines reap in their golden harvest from the Russian wheat deal it Is in no wa to disparage the aceomphshnt!fltS which President Nixon has to his credi for his four years in the White House to point out that there is no excuse at all tom the use of the political tactics which are iws being brought to light Rather it is a time when the opening of channels for honest news floe is essential so that the true greatness of th e American democratic government car. be disclosed for all the world to see and eTWV' McG'S Antiwar Theme May Hurt therfi tc and long-time the of the war. plans disclosure of his Own plan for the WT5 tmd uI I public prcnlunceTflefl. Tusd*y 'z'et th is is also the time when Nnwmi's special advisor on foreign affairs Dr H.nry S. Kissinger reurfls from aT' extraordina ry prrvait u1 SLSrnTi with the Hann, peace negotiators in Paris .)ust a enincideflc(Y' Then there is C.andidatt Nixon 's extranrdinar promise of no fe federal tax for , years if he not onl y this year hut for the next four is. still in the While House What a crystal hall It does get a little cloudy when it is recalled that the taxpayer who would sav ta dollars. if this fiscal miracle were to ' 31 3, 3) t Q-, - - ,' IUI '.4.IJItItIV' if 0I -'' Candidate Returns $1 Contribution Political Notebook 072 a ke presiuentiaL -s ue2'iio :u: • iC'....itI relle"ate ISU ui,3iusitlon to tazin puint It tie improving 1fl1onII' putr MVGtW1im ur:uIutSteflCIeZ and recite the lateSt letetype avvutmts of at Hen" !r " \ \I tniit-i. nut exciting tat -eiisidied fuetlali Ilk.- a iense. the aurrc4ater we' =11111111 I xx"o the main — is / - f Our new drive-up facility is located Ili the next block due west of - p- t:isni.nuer s it / — ( II building. The entrance lust oft West First Street on Laurel in downtown Sanford. - 7 . erld First ederal semino e county savv 9s & ban associtiOfl' Of A I wilt a FI044a MAN UWCt 352 W.st Phil Se..i. Fiøitde O"..tlo, Cent.', OVilDO OFFICII Ou.4u shiopping t,ONI1W000 OPPICk On S Ii 434 At U.S. **- I7*2, L1il9'øOcJd. PIde The ttc(n'vern E St,rant quarters n the heart it business hIT4tttitiS rembler tnt t more of thrtrt , It tigitit !ie'ttl than teclumil of V. gaffs tisnimand center. 31"IUIJ. ' htym9 it could be McGoisesa 9e' Iflort IC., TV eaposwe j f is �r TheSanford 6A i TM 'e d We Herald E ss da y. nes Oct H. Owe latne ' ' 1 . W__ Z a. V - \ ..t # ,_*iii - - ;. . 44 I .- I 3 # __,.A t: 13 14 is -e• 1 . .. ',' ...1 -w r. ' 11 a, 1? -,-i.. i"-,oi ,-• . - . .;--- -_--11Z , - _` --illillms?, I , .. 23 ,, ', ,,,'.,, \ I 'iTAf 23 74 25 24 ' ty4S li . - J ..'t % t! :' t77.# 11 - ' ,'' It 41111 . J J .'•., * 27 It .' - ther of the Owens. 1n , hoinut guest. Mrs. W hi RiCharde, mother of the bridegroom; and Mrs. t)ingmafl. hostess. I Cecelia Farmer Photo) bride-clect of Nlike ith t recent RiCharde, was con'iplinwnted home of Mrs. J. M. the kitchen shower - 31 4 % , at 13 0 table. are Mrs. Walter Cook, co-hostess; Mrs. - lHinn JWL'II , Carrie La s n ill - To Add r 4, Bir th B " so I day t - .4l I - a 1. S1F('/,%'1 What tfl exciting t'pertence I Si had on Friday afternoon 53 1 met the must charming and arrie Si , , , ", , -- --- scal CS of i . I __ __~ T ill ' . - ' _______ _______ ' -k" ' _____ ______ ' 0 4 • MISS CYNTHIA ALICE DUBOIS __________ hiomnt'r Ginns. Swansea, Mass. Mrs Bonnie Perk:' oI Mrs \iirurua, ike N..t high School, Warwick, RI., and is emplo)ed by Sherwood 1111 SIk'cial cntt'rtauauiwnt it " I b% t1w ,%vininiolt, Jr CahleUe sirliters Her fiance. .also horn in iraas itIt'nrt', was graduated Veterans arts uk r.ini I '-- '51' Ii ai4'i,.11 hiiUhi S('h(.)l ii' 1964 .-. ... DEAR ABBY: I ICFVCd 0411 Jury with 10 bOfleet sincere people who all agreed on a verdict of "Not Guilty." But a had developed between a married man and very stubborn, prejudiced, closed-minded man. We needed ti man held out and the "not gIty" votes, but the trial had w refused to go against m, uled four months later. WASTE OF TIME IN GEORGIA ') hall. HEA.EN KEN'SER. l(bit. No formal invitations n being sent. All friends of the couple are cordially invited to . I — CANNON MUSIC CO _____________________________ PIANOS & ORGANS . Wotll u's ('tub, welcomes new member, Peg \'ance, at a nwmtx.trship brunch ~J ~ I~) L MAITLAND STORE 1601 Hwy. 17.92 CANNON -_ MUSIC CO - Our lapin dry chafing method restOril a ,ww.agaifl iook and l••llng to eli of your clothes, so you Stlitt off *&Ch day with a cmli.. You can depend on us for ___________________________ at $ 11 _______________________ __________________________________ . .- - , ' I • . 11 - HE COME TO - oc1(tV ______ __________________________________________________________ ________________________________ ------- --- ---------- Engagent and wedding forms. available at The Herald office, should be accompanied by a black and white gloss>' studio photo at before least five days desired publication date. Doria Williams, Society Editor — — — a . ---i YI..A ,, LIU ii Ti eu anlu ia' , Cosmetician will help you with all of your cosmetic needs and treatments. She Invites you to see the latest fall colors by — MAX FACTOR, DUBARRY COTY,BONNIEBELL ARDEN and many other name brand -------------------------------------k...f Features total wslght diamonds for every occasion and budget Specializes in famous name watches at Zales famous low prices ___ , 0. ____ ______ , I-. -.,._ 11- ____ 3 SI ... - s C/' ____ _____ _ - \ I ____ ____ ______ _____ (male or female) with Problem Skin Acne oily or dry skin blackheads, etc. __ ,)Electric W.thentrOnCefltt5I Air Conditioning Sys'em CI.LL W Pt J.'It" & 4c ALL MEAT 372 t542 ii. Sanford 5002 $ f;,t Ba.ori ' ' ,ce Bacon C L$i$ Danes.'. ____________ .'nØ Ciulti' 7.dia ''a carat lois! *.;Pit. ortø, in 14 anst gotd _____ yj COCE __________ ___ *a'•'-'•S c'a øi s a'."es't'." ¶ iAil 'ess øVC' $1588 ___ ______ ____- $11#9 ____________________________________ 5'.aAsc*c , • r., .i • ZALES! 90 . . worki'ici '' 4$ • '4 • •4*S pows"Al . ' -, .''',•'' -' . a . . ' . ,. 7i the whc4e voorld workng for ou .. .4 ,, • • , u' -' .,'. ______________________________________________ _________________________________________________ IF F%_ I PLAZA DRUGS Let us help you with your problems ZALES wtxlq' world for YOU. '-- - Special Medicated Cesmetics -' he I . 'ashO' Uas'i. C'a'' . a,..., • C,eiy"C'$7.. Lotaw Now for Ct-vntmasl FAIRWAY TEENAGER I I Not a good day (or latex l)rrss well you will Mar .'O) i'it'ssuit'* iii the a'tl isite it told to I'IS( I 's 1 eb 10 are best reduced t difidig hat malt' sugcsts mud being 5CI lC stoik ing well, so make agreeable Your truitiltise tjctllti"S udgiiuelit , good use t)l them (omuiOilC it ittu goad tic or due will lie 11; \'OLJK ('liii I) IS hIOKN I l)()AY young people who will get along one of those sraight-chootifl offspring who àdiiiirc suh 1u*litic* in your well with pensofli would gel ruowhcre but strides (omusard thereby, and make big education early along with other kinds of individualS Slanttigthe huuszneu and piefeishly lines of work with big gotClflhlWflt, meal go-getter here, whether male or In foreign coUntmIcs A . ttiougtu cai ly feniale tibc night c thiic4l trainirag conupcl W hat you makc of I'll* Stars insupei, they do not YOQf life is largely up to YOU' Ion your sign for Carroll Righter's lndivs.Iual I' orcc4st 'imd your buthdatc ovincr is now neatly Ion your tap new spapem), lbs of ndSl to Carroll Kightet t-oi .ini I name waste thur or __________________________ Oct : futille plAn trips, I'llAn It)llio~e 1114:11CASCil 111COIlle In tile I' __ General ,' _____ ______ ____________ J 1~ , _____ - / b . b cosmetics. ___ YOUR LOVE WITHA ______ ..,.. . --AW if 21 to spare (mine Show more understanding For kin Working at that ('...iit ,iAkatiOn in hobby you like so nulticli will guy 7''" S('OKI'I() (Oct 21 to Nov III You can encounter real problems it you ii tO put that plan across today, so you had better study more First I ugu te out how to be more l)nie with utmost care coopeuative Willi tathuens its the future if you must go out that difficulty SA( 1 I I A KIt 15 (Nov II to Dec Ii) I - ot get together with iutC imidititiujl intl you arc tuasimug with gotxI friends (or the (tutu and me Li sal ion you iircd L)ts use new ou (IcC tact it it ii iuiate in P in ideas that ale iruspu ins to ' 20) Don't lit imuit that to Jan 21 ('ti' RI ( -1) K N I I)et with liigwigs Who an 1oisate iiatrt) to detem you itoiui being hick I)II('n new doors ot opportunhity tot YOU Sit bcncfite poscitule instead of YOU Act tican that otht'rs get the Llecoiuse more alert to AQLJAK1(IS (jail II to l'eh lt sit ing of things, it hat is going on around OU Jilt1 i't in It) the Doli I ______________ ______ __ _____ ________ _______ __________ ________ COOL devoted in p us 111414 A (Sept ____________ _____ i'-. 45 Chail rattle 2$ Appla r.nt'r 'V)SpI.rI.tI col 7!, 5t.rn.rhI l Pr.pr..ui.'in 75Trarip'4In 'P2 fl"irg hAt,, 25 Ft"ri"Pi ?IVCT "S ( ,ri gem. VS $'hiisppin Al ?lI'ntato .t.,,i - '. . ,- r r' r - Ii- - - rr c r r' - - ir - -. - - - - 6 15 - - j — - - — -- — 11 -'-- -- ' _______ 23 — — 30 31 _ 29 8 24 !" _ ________________ ________________________ W ." Th'vin .00 Sat Sun ',o, C.n't 34 +_4 . — U -O O.I Ll & THE REdVERS" P') It 4:114T r 0 A 41 IE rn rlay __ ill my ,. 'a' Mmdniqht Thnv ii 'iO p ifl \1YRA BRE(' Kl N RI x .. LXJE -'I 41 39 - .Sui,n of the Cross" An ancient involved with patients. rnliginuis cross, valued at $1 patient is a pretty girl I played ruallion, disappears while en by Marcia Roddu who 'te by car from Me-ca o ?ia the ur.c,r,ihI" anr'r The nt.'r'- — ______________ 4T — 43 — feature 1 medley at 'iluie'; numbers including 'Birth the Thien" and ' The Man Tb" of IV ' 54 I — — 57 - - 80 — — - 56 1 58 - -. — — — — IPAPIC —£MTIIPI'St — — 'k1nat!d by a one-time top to marry the girl without her rraahiter playetl by Broderick being informed ,'if her illness (ra'4nrdi to lb.' Los Angeles lIl CBS. Cannon. A ynun' .trchdtneese It seems the ineft' tr f ar, , t mat, nv.mlry xm,ur ur'l Alt") — - — — 1 12 — — II.LYS B40 TURS0*V "'I g Ph, 322-0642 2676 5, Orlando Dr. (27th St. and Hwy. 17-92) Sanford ncynel it '' bi '- _t - , Hollywood, ('alit 4100!4 -- # -i 1 . 1111117 n:1L7I47zff_= - POINTERS Telev F_ Mr. wt.uy GEOR GE C. SCOTT In Ision "THE HOSPITAL 10 It 10 .________________ _______________________________________ ' Fur igIuI (ru%s Ii'r tn WEDNESDAY tt POLLY iR 'Ii:n _____________ uSt a person who AFTERNOON :rotects children and ot Truth (4) Truth Consequences It) Mouse Factor ? 0 (2) Price Is t' Mv Line' (4) Ct) Wait ii Fat her Comes Hm a Polly's Problem DEAR P(')I.I.Y - I cleaned my eorduri brocade ursr with cornmeal and it really cam.' clean the Eackground is light with a flower designi bill now I cannot get all of the cornmeal out I brushed it. put it in the dirver. beat it like a rug. bill nothing helped Suggestions, ' anyone`_MRS 1. S '. ,4mb' 16 EVENING night crawlers from her lawn I wi%h I were fr,rtunate t'riough to have tlieiui ll.r.' in the couthweit we night crawlers and .,th.': tturms for our lawns and gard.'ns They aerat.' and enrich the soil I'riihahly their J)tt'SeflCC is On.' of the major reasons she ha a o1 lawn - c.AYLF; 1130 (2) Hollywood oIaars (4) Love cit LifO (9) Bfi'NltChed 't' 16) Ne ear' I 12 )0 (2) News r BILLY (4) Srnar' l'r 800 (2) Adam '7 Tomorrow (t Split Second Burnett (4) ) Paul Linde A 30 (2) AAnvies (9) MOJ eb.S 9 00 (6) Medical Center 10:00 (2) Search (4) Cannon - to) Beat the Clock (9) All ,4Ay Childr-tv I 30 (7) Dirle 'JAM nVitoo . - . -.-A (4) As the Wcr'd (;p ii DEAR POLLY-M) [let Ileeve concerns those coupons we cut from the paper so as to get reduced prices on certain items We cul them out and then sometimes lose _____ or leave them at home and cannot get the Items at tIwni the lower pricu's These coupons art' nothing bill trouble If a store wants to put something on sale wh y don't they just advertise it that way and forget the coupons 1 -- 11 West's Lung thought was ust a smoke screen designed to let his partner buy the hand at three. Without (Is i s knowled e 4AK W84 4K Q93 5OCT11 4A V763 (2) Tonight (6) (9) Mov'e'l MORNING 600 19) Sunrise Jubilee 604 (2) Sunshine Almanac 6: us (8) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) World Tomorrow 6.30 (4) Summer Semeiter 6:45 (2) Sports Club 7:00 (2) Tay (9) Make Douglas 9 00 (2) Phil Donahue jm (8) Romper (9) 9:30 (8) Price Is RII'It Charges In (4) Secret Storm 1 Jeannie (4) Fltntstone's (9) Movies 4 10 (2) Ponderosa (4) Mer'i Griffin 5 30 (2) (9) News (6) HoganA eroes 00 (4) News knew that is presidential e ction year . ' 10 AND D'in Tht MEN '4ONE'1 MUflOE! I to, *A -' AT 10 _________ ___________ -'I - ONLY -- - -. - SPECIAL DAY OR W s 4; a1taiflä SEAFOOO HOUSE S' 95 15 Dinners jN0 I i5. 'fl,&iI ,i 1,1(1 ' "ill I) 'iat.iudes akeU suiaIo ian Shifts n ule IJW. tiUfl juppluS II%U IUI IC$1I ?OII .nuwdor Highball . . 65' _______ . - 39' Children's Dinner Michelob Beer . 20' Most Cocktuits 75 H ''I,! I I II lI ' 'I ft . ii - i it . 0.a ii ________________________________________ BAHAMA JOE 'S LOBSTER HOUSE . .1 ' ',ia;iI '(I , :- •I)L1i to be straight anti fair " In coy Wednesday N*ght 411 - F is Of Steak ii y Night aili to iuqnt is 'he Yh i? .' ':' • ' uwtg )um %-i'" What tb you do tto' thire hcatti spade call A stranger uusighl has e felt that West was et musidt'riiig ,i touir-sp.itIe' bid but Nm Itt knew all about West's little pt't'c'istlillo 1k knew that Vest had no intention of going to four spades, then or later, and _________________________ to at in So tiotigit do the Asini*t Iut'oll tat !it'W (',tiiilvd belit's.' iii ,qts5ulll s i hal it lieu t'hutalc haldi im it cut' stunt' sCtti, the taught ho itla gaiiues Ifitill i 1ihls nde'd In %itstyr luivaUi tuw - . - )t N 'SPOON Vst \RD Honey Dipped" e * Free Drink Ati iUaluv) . ______________________________________ ___ ' ____________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ ' - 'Its Regular ç Dinner StI -4 NOW 'N L / . .- )%~~ ./ , ' - 1 I $UO G ut) _________ WINNLR 'ii . . f 5, IN 'taught ties and auth ,uttvi muds pm t'm,apultig shut lhu.'t ii out Its All !'-rIO' 'ti4'..aas Si. I CSNTHAL FLOMiDA' OLD1 AND FINEST ST 1*10 HOUSE stavirto COMPLITI OirsNtK'S UNTiL I 50 AM Uith in Ft.RN PARK IIW\' 'ut .i It H L 4St ' Ih. PIT MI A$NM NT NIt tL / IeO,t , AW/A 116 FIUtD CIlCIEN QaM DAu.T it kM. t$. TO. 9PM, 1809 F tench Ave. (Hi-way 1,1~ iuI,ts sAT TO. ti P 'si. 17 '2 ______ — .- ___________________________________________________________ 75C FOR MITE to' io ADMISSION ADULTS SI ilO Color. Bias at four hearts started with were biased against President .jdministratlon reaction to East winning the spade cain pai g n Me Crov errs' s '°" lead Three ruunds ochubs ' 0 Spt't.'iJl edition of "NBC speeches. c a iii e next South ruffed I.)n the same show. a top Ni drew trumps. and went after Reports' Tuesday night, it appeared that the question of bias on aide, Wtlliazui Satire, irmsiste'1 diamonds but h.. had no has shifted to one of Fairness in the irsedia in 4ent'ral "is 'ryirig probiem there. South knew le th Owiaitiii hi.&.1 West could nut hold the dia' aiimpuign. mis tuuie th e gripes didn ' t erung the t, _______________ _____________________________________ inorud queen plus the other coltie from Agnew or anuther administration spokesmen. views, but hit' rmiizu-slebate be'iiS'A'ti ITiSPttil AiiM from Frank \la:a' tweeru Safe and Manikiewuct l'ht're was a certain east -----------•...............the -4 K.La Wit aiu _______ , couuic cietuc. uuti ____ ('iii espei t ____ ___________________ or maybe infamous fur rac1 -. tR'inug omit' little hit of gamesiaaai t' 'i mnanushuij'. Th is gamesutiant,uth well West North at r e It % shuija worked is, against stratigers bitt it put -16 1'*S 1 people P himi at the mercy ui .•. .. . .. 11 • it ho knew ubout his little bit )i'1sl u iii in'n skuldu gg..'r v of We Still Have C\jr Iii tt'd,i'' hand we find t 4t at I s6 V.t tu him sitting West in a rubber What 1L. 'u hit ias' LUNCHEON hitd gi' gi list' The taiddiii g in .t-Kid ihre ua.'.tataaiIp tth41 SPECIAL thu.' actual ,eiaLs teIale' thu.' bo CI% calls at thu..' table but it due's TOt).tt''S qt'L lION not show that West thought Sa v..J I A A tt '15 tiE bi1ltiuts th,v? I.a (or a long while before ibass' lIiOZ)ttl S Ut) I'd' 11W) ha', i, I irug alter his pai'trut'r s thur..'..' and LAST EVERYDAY ton E4t-west 'ahttt•l Weet ?orth Ea.t SOUth i a 2V Iai 34 3 24 ' also Daily .!(Ct3flT dt-)utii --. *n George 1ctujverri s euiuiEast play three spades lie u ji saut. 'ri t hate much of a raise didn' paign. AP Television Writer for hearts and in addition he had no defense against four soades but he knew slightly less than three )ears television coverage of the South DukuU Dotiuucr'at hod been uzusince Vtt President Spo I West like a book. ,twW's accusation that many fair by being, anuong other East would bitt' made t'i t ' L.. . NI'. iiciraao 9: (9) One L,?e '0 Lv, Of • ''I ' SI .uI.. 2 30 7 10- 920 ' Cat'nq Game 3:00 12) Another World Love Is 1 Many Splendored Thing () General No%o,?.si 310 (2) Return o Petition Place (4) News () Bozos Big T a:00 (6) Capt Kangaroo . ; -. tel Guiding Light (9) Newly-mod G,imo 2 30 (2) Doctors (4) Edge t Night 1000 (2) Dinah'. Place (8) Perry 'o 30 (2) Coocentratco Foul Gamesmanshipf --% _-4, ai THURSDAY WIN AT BRIDGE 4 Q 1053 () Let's Make it 00 (2) (4) It) News DEAR I'()l.I.\'-To cut a large sheet cake without dustuirbing the icing. use a long piece of dental floss longer than the width or length 0f the cake hold this floss taut and push it down through the icing and cake -1 with a saw irig -, 'p.' motion I : Sim, anti pull it To Till. to remus e This (lot's not damage the looks of tht J 2 cake so it can be cut aheati of sersing time - MRS w ii NORTH * VQ102 • , 109 6 4 487 111:1 .,S 'i. '...--.. ....':. - Ihadt ( - i ':.': ' * .,, * * ______________________________________________ _______ ______________________________- - EvuQ:1Pi r -. — FRANOURT1 I I. - 1711 — — "Is I '' - W t' s _____ " -c .1 7 ~ Creative nature is fine to pursue now ,I to july , . I) You had better NiOON CHILDREN (June 2. delve right into all that woik ahead of you, otherwise you have is trouble with higher . ups js well as co-wrkCr3 One at home most apprcci.utive of you now You get fine cperatIOn curr you keep those fl ippointinctits on little Ill husinese and your pisoniI life Ilindle constructive matters instead of going out (or fun. which is not fatored now. larly clever business expell has to st,1icst Show niate Y° ',, ' PEGGY- LALtYUTI ZALLS4YTM Deadline Requests for women's news and photo coverage u parties, clubs, etc. should be nrde at least a week in advance, \\ ________________________________________________________________________________ — c-' r' in rant rnmu.in"4 ,. *ulk $, tIk'illt" i ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr 19) Do nothing to irfltatc an - I5 , _________________________________________________________________ I. to bed tonight VIRGo (Aug 22 to Sept 21) Solve those prtsblflt5 in the business world and don't waste further time alone trying to decide between two ,isenuies in the future Listen to what 4 ' RE BEAUTY IS • r- your meaning TAURUS IAPr dealing with one you think a great deal of, but do not rely on your hunches, which are oft-base You can handle all those duties very well, if you use those Vcnus talents wisely. Avow 4 pitfallsofallkiflds (;I:MINI (May 21 to june 21) Wiuticisms and good tu?rnor Win others over easily excepting a partner with a dictatorial modest cost. / 016 ISkUIS associate who is vital to your wellbeing, and be cooperative with one who can help you appreciably in personal life. Choose your words careFully, or you find others misinterpret __________________________ service i #J 1$ ii0 fTomC1lTI ' 1 (;ENERA1, - 1 I:Nl)rN('IES If you try to hold \ ' on It) a siu tuition that has rvcd its purpo you th3t can confuse can have a series of disappointinen1% follow and frustrate you hut if you are alive and alert to sudden events and happenings that occur, you find you have a real d)ancc to gain big ticaditay to some new idea or approach to - your interests. _________ ..' Meltv'I IS 5.?maY II (P.r 134- MRS B I) RIOHTN'• I 12:00 to 6:00 ompt, rstiabii rliuRsI)AY, OrIOBER 12, 1972 ___________________________________ ANNOLL ______________ OPEN SUNDAY _______ hue wedding it ill he an event if Mart hi 17, 1973. at I P iii., it H'ti1g \Iathi-simst ('tiurdi ( Arm Riles Photo) ." e FORECAST I Ito . 1FAIRWAY SaUte Harrison Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will meet Friday, prayer. Reports from the various Oct 13, at 2:30 p.m., at USC AUNDROMA1 colninittee chairman were horne (if Mrs. A. W. Lee, 2407 Local.d behind the Fairway Laurel Ave. :lveru. Market on Hwy li-il at 21ffi St. All visiting Daughters are Mrs. Chapman, Mrs Op.natl a. m. DAILY 10`11 u!liatmus, \Irs C. 1. Thomas itt'!' .. _______________________________________________________________________________ ----: ________________________ ___________ -%kz DEAR ABBY: I served on a jury. One of the wornien Jurors refused to believe the accused could be guilty rape because he had such a nlice-looking mother. Another juror [a man) Wd, "But his chin is so weak, he can't poasib have any charader." Ather one said, "ut's not come to a hasty dwislon. 7be county Is paying (or all the meats, and the fond is au good here." LEARNED A LOT IN OKLAHOMA - ; ! Followed with an inspiring talk. II" Is. urrenitly serving a tour of (lutN -Aith Olt- U.S. Air Force i president of Altamonte Springs jury in New DEAR ABBY: When I was serving on Mexico the foreman uiuggted that we give the "poor wunin a peonaI injuries case evething an" who was she wanted because the insurance company had plenty of money. I had the feeling the "poor woman" was lying acm the stand, but everyone cise was for kth her sock It them. and I'm ashamed to admit they talked me into it. ,, The23rdpsalrnwasrePeated She is a 1972 graduate of lemorial in unison0lich was followed by . - .hids' Thomas. Mrs. Brmtlg' 37 !, a' ' Ito 43 Tha.r pert ______ .1 (.rnc'ty $ n;,, rAt., 35 P,v*t,n a The wedding will be an event of Nov. 18, nt3p.mn ., at All Souls i *~Ithohc Church, A reception will follow in the church social F d y miuembers: Mrs. Peg Vanut', — Mrs 1)ottie Erickson. Mr 14 i ___________________ " 11, _____ 'Flue Woman's ('hub is happy 7 lii.' Kutrh.ri ga.Ig.i nf nl.Ir ari'I I)EAIL ABII'. After passing judgment on several cii, one of the women Jurors told us the made all her decisions by following the horoscope! I pray God lam never tried by a Jury of my peers. L.A. APPALLED IN L. from Steubenville High School in 1%9. lie is serving a tour of - duty with the U.S Navy, stationed at Cecil Field, Jacksonville. New Membe s Ente111111ta"ine d At Brunch .' •,.t. ,eti — - ltamonte lVonlads Chlb Hosts 1.ele -- urn w cw.,s yew N. v. s, tir.aat.af .', • it 10 (ii'l•r i 1.I(.Rl punt POP" $4 27 Fiat. (p1 can in all m y S2 years of life. I used to sneer about the rich getting away with murtier while 11w' iu- Iangukhed in prison.s, hut when we hrd the C8%C OF fl convict licciLced during the prison in Ohio you wouldn't have believed the way the Jud&, lawyers and Jurorum bent over backwards to weigh all the evidence and come to a Fair conclusion. 'flue wcuaed was already a convict, he WLS black and uneducated, it w jurors tried to put ourselves In his place We knew in our hsrts that man was not guilty! And we jndged him FORMER CYNIC IN COIAJMRLIS Innocent! hurry Born in Rochester. N.Y., the bride-elect is a 1970 graduate of Seminole flgh School where slit' tta a memuiber of the Marching Seminoles. - New Seas( ,. 111 St IC( ' imytli p,• - (rOt', It t)ptrh.'l 31 fl..!.aII 7 F1'h Itwl mnlh.r 24 AOo _____ _____ a , lansing. She was celebrating — her birthday. SS Sa what else is new, 'ou may ask Well, this lively gal was s w McCauley,F.thical Daughters Class LauncheL . 57 celebrating tier 100th year on tias quite obviously and Hypnotist, still be the guest Justifiably proud as punch of this good earth! 1.tKtr tier lIavel m''tht'r )h and she was so beautiful MRS. CARRIE LANSING. too years 'oung. his great to see suth 1oveI iq - dressed irs a blue floral dress I _' serenity as graced tile face (if with daughter, MrS. Mark Reeks of Geneva. tludt' Mr. and Mrs. H. W. ,Aith ;I perfc411), gorgeous pink - . Mi - Carrie Lansing and I feel 40 corsage arul in the midst of a ii,etiloret. Sir. and Mrs. Forrest Daughtvrs of Wesley Sunday and others reported on their the tl.rong in 6rcenc, Nlr and Mrs. Frank ScboolClassof the First United visi to nursing homes and 61 host(if friends who gathered at privileged to join Sanford. . 11irttid. ,,%. dear . , ,;I% Ing, *11app% Gerhardt, Mr. and Mrs. Porter uAnnSieczkowSki Photot Seminole IA)dge to congratulate e sick during, l.ady,afldi*fl niuretoUtUIR' ' Il.imblen. Mr. and Mrs. Methodist Church held the homes to visit th 62. tier and to wish her all good flai monti Morris and Mrs. annual fried chicken luncheon the sumuumer months. on Monday with Mrs. Donald Hudson. Mrs. theThost making donations to King, Mrs. G.B. birthday bank were Mrs. Clarence Purse'l, Mrs. Viola 14 C/i err! Kelly. Wihhiamsand Mrs. Floyd Athow Doris Harriman, Mrs. I.. E. White, Mrs. J. P. Thurmnond, servin.. as hostesses. Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. It. F. Cole 7o 0 was and Mrs. M. K. Strickland. If avne Kelly beautit'ully decorated with Mrs. Taylor appointed Mrs. ..reenery :ntermingled with C. M. Flowers, Mrs. C. E. hibiscus 73. 1 4271w,. A uiut-mnbership branch su.as Two isiIors, Mrs. Mildred McKee and Mrs. S. G. Harriman to a nominating . held Wedrwsda, Oct. 4, t, the -it '(1 "e(! 111 Bishop and Mrs. Doris Rogers, committee to report on new i. IS. MLimtante Springs Woman's -.-'': . Along with 28 members at ;' -.______ officers that will serve for two , ('hub at the city's community _____ s-ears, in November. house , •'... . '.' r anti Mrs. Clinton C. Mrs. T. J. Taylor, class '___________________________ I.." t. .1. 20 Jes.sausine Court, .,T.. . r, ':• IX'ltorua, are announcifl. the president presided ove'r the Itefrt'stutmments, prepared by engagement of their daughter, tusiness session. çm.r'' ' .' D14R Chapter the club members, consisted of -. s1ISS Cheryl Lynn Kell), to ' It 4 ? cookies, cakes, nuts, mints, Mrs. W. P. Chapman in the \%ayne Bruce Kelly, son of Mrs. ausagu.'s, punch arid cot fee Virginia Kelly, Augusta. Ga., absence of Mrs. D. M. Paul, gave the devotional program. To hIeet nil Bron Kelly, Deltona. using the word "worry " as her was - .' 'Ilie club house the theine • . . .' .. '. ticautifully decorated with A short article by Helen S. hride'-eleCt is the grandri a 'laughter of Res'. and Mrs. C. Rice was read which she ' stuimc of the talented club I members. " tJtiit I it.p.at 21 Fje,vai t)EAIL ARHY' 'C(X)I.Vll.l.K, OuR)" was titegustid th )ury du4y and wanted to know IF her experience was iq: I had the same disgusting experience In San Diego. (* Juror said, "If we don't find this man guilty we will never be asked to serve on Jury duty again, and that's 11w way I make a little extra money, so let" make It unanmuuis and home My husband served on a Jury in Tuscaloosa, Ma He s twing tried for arson An' he r Jurw, .aid a cafe owner salesman in one of the stores, saki they stx*ild find the acetkwd guilty because he had voted to keep the storm open on Thursday afternoons instead of closing them sa 'was the custom during the .unvner months. TWO FO)tMFIt JITROM s - Community Room of First Federal Savings and Loan on building \'sociatmOfl 'tuuor.un Boulevard. j ( t Iie _____ __ U..mt-r SI Tfl) a 5Ialt.', lite _____ - ____ ttiIfl"V''' t"wi I? r,,,,p'l I Iin (myth .11 1tamfltc Sprinmzs i.;arden Club ttuil begun the 1912-73 h a dinner meeting, i -ji .' i 01 4 Flavieuu S. Sumnierlut Me., I)uflois, 2415 the announrtll( are engagement and forthcoming uuuarriage of their daughter, Miss ('nthia Alice t)uflnis, to John liiumbert I,indsay, son of Mr and Mrs. Georg" P. Lundsay tit Stcubt'nvillt', Ohio. I itistw" (car continued good health and to enjoy it ith her the cake and ice cream parts fare. She is a native of New York anti flight at the tender young age if 98 sears ouflg'' She is the mother of Mrs M.aik Reeks of Gent'ia. ith' - f1'ters IS Weird 51 1I"r fFr '1 Ai r,,.a, Pn'Ut('lI.S Ranar.'k I' Prvafr v, i iir. 1ra -Q (8S, Tb.' Carol furnett ma y still h.' ('Pp).'fl into the mnvestigfl(fl of .' pnlIMe4 by the donor to (wi the Shi''R. Another .'ptwt. ..f Ijii murder in4 bar rohhery FIer MOn rth.r nings.on toten rrrcs trngdi %iyeri y Pitrirk father Terminal Hospital." q at prs'ire •n ptit iA.lfl ARC. Wednesday (Neal 'llRt.'fI flhlFP IhRins '(rol (nnnn to et the br owner, n Firnett, of rMltse rr,rne to Movie of the Week. lieutenant hv Ie (rant old friend f temp ramentl Sthi,cter'c Wife grips pith ,ibsnlvn !he to dedicates Sher'.' North m nrm star 1Ydi.' (rme, phi, st'r' an a vi4ow iho girl of complicity It •ip1'ar4 but in- herself to clearing the name of has lost her voice by her her murdered policeman- the crime as planned fortunately not a1 of it boy friend Regulars Vicki l,arence, husband, hn Is accused ( Harvey Korman and 1.yl. having been on the take before i)1 NRC. earr'h l,iv Men Waggoner get into the art, too he 'ian slain The policeman, I Another 2tw%t iq -lark GilfArd PIRYP(i hY Patti Burke. in art, •A fliO'.'' us inderway utiuPflt killed on a mob Misc Gnrrrue get.s very serious hushed arid to maric the national crime for a wonderful rendition u'uf contract Money is planted in syndicate sod international his car to incriminate him, but "Rut Not For Me" wlisnh7ed crime Nick cartel if his wife launches her tfl. . Franelnna'u is unsigned 31) ARC, The Paul I.ynule ',entigatinfl when her pleas fall Rianco Mi'tsmnn Control to trick W Sh.'i, "To Commune or Not to on ympathetie police ears, but lown the apparent leader , if the (ntnmune." It's almost a happy fail to get any action Jack movement The effort 'AIflPS tfl (alloway. Partha for PauiI After several Warden, ,srgurnent.s with his father-in- Kitt anti N..hemiah Persoff ire light After a big mob hans c bumped rff. law, Ifowle and his wife featured Barbara park up and leave, and ;ii .iw. rhe Julie An4rciw -lG CBS. Medical Center move into a commune Paul is HourS Comedy s the big thrust shattering age-old, delighted, but his wife Martha The in Rickles isn't. She refuses to talk to Paul question of how much should a tnnhitht with f)nn inn Rich tattle West, until Howse and Barbara corne terminal patient knowihout the •iuiite'c md Alice C,hnstely to help Paul never had it so good. evtent of the illness us th. basis along. They do a spoof cit Noel u-larry of tonight's story _______ _______ I' $2 RuhiI ii Itj,'i I, rag.m 0 7~ ps and 1J Mr. anti Mrs kneis a u'am $fp$$f Willi Gr a . a'l'Ir 7 ' =-_ _________ es __________ 66 _____________________ ______ ______ ___________________________ 0- 'Ceiebrates I 00th 41 IaI 42 (t.r.I-'I 4 T i' 'I'i,ne _______ -J 44 }r) nne - A -, - - ~ - . 11N PI1Os 0 eh __________________________________________ hiss I)ii th)1S, ' 14 31 WarM. Jel' mtCls, M8r%ln l)avts, UnlPh Pcinhl, J. fersoti tmnd • 41 I rN fill. toqq . o1orful plaid kitchen towel anti the i r,.btx)n I bo%% w as composed of a spatula, spoon, recipe and ball of tttine Dingrnan. Left to right at the rt " his Highltg ___ , Engagement The hostesses ttcrc attired in long hostess gowns. Mrs. lhnnuan chose tangerine crepe .nd Mrs Cook oraniZe and %%hitv print their gift to Flatric pressurt' t'ooker .utIS t-iirappt'ti UI a iratuit'l' 11 11 'ENS, SS 1 1 11! - " I I ; Mt ' V 11111 1 11, 11111111111111141 Oi;'ens itas attired in a bt.0 k and ii hite Itto piece ectblt' ttith multicolor plaid trim lit r mother chose t tthn nd tthite knit dress ;'Iti reui, tttiit and blue trim and Mrs HiCharde ttore a red and tthite pculester dress / L 'r 5 - / ______ , J I - Let' s Lo t J1 . .1 . ia1 o we r F'10;1 - tin corsages to eomplt'nient their nembtes. They terc made cit sponges. nylon net bows and tiny kitchen gadgets. . ' Nup t ___________. w I a highlighted h a rank ltley htte. Orange Fruit punch center arrangement of green sered from a rstal txwl \Ico Mines. l.eofl Steina stiver along with nuts antI ratntx' iv ent med Scott, J. tth yelhn scented mtnt.c. Several brIdal ganeM i1WCE. l)iiinon c;wrgn' W F' MeTeer, Marie etaburatelY th Iuring the l%id, tandi's ere n joyit S. M ltt(iU1rtle Sr.. l)anttrtdite, kitchen theme was decorated cake tth yellow and evening and pri7eS %i Oil by Mrs The MUts S. M. Blchnr(iC Jr., J, A. ithite icing and the inscription lames Winter, Mrs. B. Q. tarried out in decorations and (4iflioun. K. I.. Griffith Sr., K. and the honoree the honor ..ucst, Miss O%ens, "For the Bride Tfle" Nichols, i.; O ens. Marion Mrs n. Other uest included her mother. Albert Zittrower, Marvin Estes, Theresa I3atle, Mrs W H. RiCharde, almost counpletel covered it ith and future ininiaturt' kitchen "gadgets" \lmcs I hotflas 5terltng and Miss Judy the of Cobb, H. A. Frank, Jr., liuomas miser, pit, including, a toffee mother each were bridegroom. , C - The rfreshmCflt table, •uta bride 8n1 rooifl standIng overlaid iIh yellow net over in tilt. tenter. The htue of Mrs. .1. M. 'a% tngmafl 2S00 Mrt1e thi' snC of a kitchen shower. ('itt 3. comptunentlng brhieElaine Owens. Co elett Mi hostess as Mrs. Walter Cook. *44 ' . I ............ 11 / .1 ) i in e rite d At Pre mpl (z I S s Co ii / p Aw .,--I Sh 972 // ./: ç / riIrf r r ,r'irf',rrl .—-----.-- SaiutUi d �EARN YOUR COLLEGE 6 Postal 11 WedneSdai!72 1A_TheSntOrdHtd Service Push Airmail _ - DEGREE AT HOME.. Regist er Now For Fall Term --- Hucksters tirt as t)us%fle mati tIerns eton 1r Tade type of set' i (w A POStRI Sci skfl the top white and bIUC the hatan of pror.otonM most cttcpfldeflCC. the arc available for hi ail service, fl Mt(1IAEt.ONNt1R the bannel nail efl'lOP in lne gill be ui to pnnt Postal Ser%ce. in CnpkyNc1SC1 promnAt pubheit' promotional material. indicates the from' of A brochure, The brochure tells ,osler,' and other OUIKflX' DENTURE tay in public there may be drawbacks airmail material for neC the use of "Unlike mans first tional o m o REPAIR IT WASHINGTON - In an c1d will insure more reliable buttdtfls The pr that fly stadhy hen on wending )ette centers muuM venture j.-Ito the of its priority theme ty beca under space is avaithlc, airmail extra mone for airmail f Madison Avenue 3dtMflg always catches the first plane mMl. three cent insurance echniqucs. the U S. PostAl over reilar to a maltifl ,'electei The out." the brochure states ice is pendlfl mcre than p&;c'" hu5iflCS t,'tblth Airmail volume now cn l,2(l0,(i0 ign Most of the American • ,P.I. nfltsbegAfltnthe5mmdt and stitutes about l.S billion piecc .t ne ss mail-ihtCh tot 0 perMiA&! buMflCsCfl they the will be cafflc'd out in four busi 49 billion pieces a year. It is estimated by C111'&-10* '-' all their letters by than houlii send • phased progr5.ms over the next more rst class postal Ser,ce that as man' as E C K F P 0 DRUGS Total cost of the annualIy-0CS by fi tnmiil. ew weekS billion more pts of regular 1 a*4e st s the matting f th ough thru deItve. Al A ma mail operatiOn is $4.O copy of the wclt f an A - pITVATE PIANO LESSONS $300 S I., J ~ -. , IMP ,A • ,-1':.tf r' s'' 11 • p .. COt tFtE orONFE rn. ?* r '' INOF i'i 'rr flllv ,P., .. *It 1-01sIrA 9 - - •'. WI F _SPINET PIANJ r' • " •'• .. * rw 1'- . 7600 I ' • .% d onitivOl" IV, "" • * fly ANN 8IEV1.KUWSKI FOU PUtt I,l,OUMAU0hITF0" CANNON MUSIC CO. 644 s(p& , ' - ' ' I' w • . .. . to P40104 •I HOMt ur 4tN lt,, , ..%s r st. UNIVERSITY OF MID.FLORIDA )C F )' •1•' In an attempt to establish priorities on problem railroad crossings In Seminole County. ('nunty Engineer William Hush presented to the Hoard of County ('ummnission a ;mint system he devised as a means to determine greatest iiecd. On the basis of ratings tic used four factors: 13-S7O8 iL County Board Actions 19 ____ One --- the number of trains per day through a particular 18 points; Icesburg-Tavares. K. crossing. Main lAnes S431, two points; Trilby, two poin(.s. Uvledo. Aluma, two points; S and K. Branch U)-4) rile: one point -- ere Come - - The secutiti category vehicular traffic heavy (ml lit'. was rated three IHOnts ; inetliwn traffic, two points; light, nut' .I point. -%.*.' - The Judge' I _ . ]A 1, ^% :' 1 . 'J; I*k In Hardhat 111 \1Ol.A \ .A( - I !I) / ' _ •\ V - And in the fourth category of seven', unusual sight hazard, if the decision Is "lies." it rates one point, and ''no,'' no points. Hecomninentleti priorities, based upon these ratings liv Bush, then was presented to the lkiard. Iionities in order of their listing are Eighteenth Street crossing, a main line, • 4,. -..---- I~ 7I~-- - --'~, ., PRICES , " OF OUR NEWEST STORE IN " T GOOD IN with 21 points S 425 i Airport Boulevard) on I .e,'chuirg• F1lVill( liiii' ,iitiit' piiots lh'or I ,ake Itioul, on the Trilby liju', eight points; Upsala Road. on I i'esburg-'ltivuirt's line, eight points; IA)ngwts)l1-Markham florni on Trilby line, seven points; Tuskawalla Road, on the Aloma line, seven points; Eden Park Hoati, Trilby line, six points; like Mary ikiulevard, Trilby line, six points; S 46A i West 25th Street _2 ~4-_ . t TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA \ 711 orkerswenttO his room at M acusetis General Hospii:sl make the prcsenUiti(rn fudge said N. rhaps you Thts is my gang." the them ni students of lan. No. just put down that chould ca ll there good guys, rcall great guys" the rw The construction workers have been working on ('ourthouse in East Cambridge, and every day at lunch. the drifted inti .tudte Viola's courtroom to see justice in act,o' .ludtC \iola said. "I*. funny. At first perhaps just one or two would cnn,e in. Then a week later. there were three or four And it just kept growing Tbc re regulars nc - true B 'A^ là ,I.Aft _1 '.nw the Judge." Thstrict V iola . 69. the presiding justice in East cmbndge , Court received the hardhat Monday when 211 coructior C Al - 1011 The c trctIO w okrs amC t'ar. t3&1SI'tlN AP Edard Viola. who is recovering fror, a gift for Judge M. broken hip. They gave him a hardhat. Printed netl above the visor were the letters And wtittCfl on each side were the words "flee - iii ' "I In the third category, traffic speed. Bush rated lust speed two points, and moderate s;wed, one point. h - .. APALACHEE PARKWAY is :'. ^_ I - -" I _. \ ___"~ '\ ext.) Trilby line, six ptnn(s; Airport Boulevard on S427A, Oviedo line, six points; South Sanford Avenue, Oviedo line. i;i;;, - -- six points. Lower priorities for future consideration, in order of their listing, are Bunnell Road, Trilby line; lAngwo(X- .1 ,7 410 41111" W 3 Markham Road. Leesburg-Tavares line; Silver Lake Drive, and Hester Avenue, Oviedo line; S-520 (Oviedo) Alotnxi line; Sipes Avenue, South & East line; Magnolia Street, I West of Bunnell) Trilby line: Lake Markham Road, Leesburg Tavares line; Hrts.son Avenue and Beardall Avenues. South & East lines; and Wlly Ave., Oviedo line. III 4 • had court uffc 1 o________________________ i - --------- bea Lan Woman SINE-AID 50 CT. FOR SINUS HEADACHES i~ vek Airline 11 thu. 01 M-lu host Sert \PS1I1ANTI. Mich iAP tier Barbara J Barrett has a f -problems zd. the only ArnCflCJfl wniuin commercial liOL flW the airlines accidentally booked her into a hotel room du'ing a vet with a mate ci member, A1thtmUh Miss Barrett is the fl copilot for a U firs woman I to the Fodor .-according airline. jjnmS JUICER .,N ,1.4-1y. - "Y -C.-* 1411 ,ws cards I,D,rI the t is. .e - c 4,c;t & colo I.0% Ofl and V°1 ocp.r! This $'.sh CDII.CIIDI Cs".stfrial decorated And '' " v.'I *?bnDtID each Cb?d so- You, ~00? 5016640cisoll Is c.-a •e I4owcer, she can't take thi test for an air transport pil' rating for another VtIIT F rules require a pers. ts SO cords $5.00 wdbOUl name arId 1 (S4K'. men my 2d birthday. year-old Ml L to paw " the 22 Barrett said. 1uI TIK test 155 n'eSSar' step t to to be an airlinc TII(1T etsgbiltt captain After that she will b Mrs. zc imprint -_ LAIWC ,v U 1 ET • •-• £ BROILER 1099 S. •. ` . -`7 ~ ,._ ms's ,mp?,flI'd . . -) l9f 1 1 .:u i. ' r smolow v. .• . "v"ll't ._ . \ oeorge jail -,' la g m.:•i'.'% Y'l". . % .~~ , s ( P - $1451 IG , ___ - A . LA WN GRASS ,, CATCMII . 599 • • 7.99__ PANTY ' '(-. w tow01110 DUAL / I r Charters, bureau chief of detention, is concerned with the construction and IunctionalitY and has the authority t0decide " the plans. "Seminole will have first priority for State takeover because of the nature of the makeup of this facility," Popp • on . ii 99 1• &I*.,ii: said. Ot&wD s.. .',: i. 1 i'iti :is '.: D15 ;; 1 • Il' 'LS.Z' WAIlS' '* A. .,'. :S:&. Cay-i 7--s-. iTiI $6 LADIES 88 SWEATERS '4 j 9! TABLE MATES - I REG c ro ' ' I i SQUARE SHOOTER 2 .•. AN D VALUE ) /' , 99 29 fi j 91 1 121 W§111, C SLIDE FILM :. ::. U" Iifttfl mi vv t FILM EACN MOVIE FILM . . 2 a CUT iTH SC ISSORS FO ROOF INC.:INSULATING . ' 6anforb f pmlb FRENCH AVE PH. 3222611 . %_'I ' ,. ,q• • - ' V. $2 39 .2.99 I ; , 'LL.V! , 11 1 2 ;..e- 1)99 to PPP' & AVCP3tL for " 1 , . '1 KODAK FILM - c,., .p t.0 , .. ' 9'% :s RIG. $499 I,.• .' '' tac. f,t. r •s', .' :' f 5 *' 5 ,' - PRICES GOOD . -#.&.. .. 5T- a-: •..l S.. - I . .. '-4 ......--• .I - . S.. -. - S •P • - • ;'1T' '' - Iii,.tht now, I can honestly Iknow nothing about it,'' tie cay I (LIfl't i,iinglni' tItIW it could have lIaI)pt'n49I We'll just have to ihit into It unit see what mntral part of the city. The Tnc ç correspondent said cev - It w s learned in Saigon that tIS lighter-bomber attacked In '1417 ____ , S( SATURDAY minor During the tail two weeks, there have been a few approved previously changes in personnel remuneration as by the board. The new zoning director will receive $11,500 saiiie is which Is an increase of $500 over budgeted figure, the administrator; and the chief true for the utility control Increase $9,163.60 snnuafly, an building Inspector will receive of 1163.60 pr year. Adminhitralive Assistant Rodney layer of a draftsman to was authorized to advertise for the position tie planning and building departinrfitL be used by both • .• t4 _. .4-. Lt I .,. A 101 __ _---_~_4__-Z:W - =,Wi M_ 4_4 . tha t isilim ibout after .m Iut r s qu5irrtl 11% IAIIiil$ mri(l lqautii li.i,txst told tile ,i r,e I' r ''u i':. -'-' -'~ A . V' ". c't • . -- - ,"On •.- . . _. - . . - Winter Park Mt'muiorial hospital • . ' t '. . -, __ ., -. .1. ... •. - :.- (f ,. - - - -- 't7 .. . 'liii' girl tas admitted to the - S - Ii ç_td- - tiv E. Hackett. 17, of taken to - _~09 ' is . -el I;' " 1, . Fern Park Iiiru m Dar hamlets north of Saigon from the North Vietnamese and Viet (ong, field reWwt.s said but •, new wave of terror .i!?,eks in the southern half if •'nnth Vietnam killed ur ,sinded nearly IflO civilians four r t do l'lumusi I)ni% V ietn,mese troops regained . man-- ___ . *,_; _. . _11, __ ,~&~U~,F~_ I ]W--. -, ..- -, ... - -1 I __ -- ' ,__. 114-1111AM 0M.- - -_ 7 .11, _....4 I.;- - _. # ..~,i _. _..-, ______A1=rM1NE_J9_~4-&= - ______ ___ .- _ ad!N~d -_ -.,E. ~.-`_-~ _-_ .-Ttill'-r___ _. ~ ~_-_----2-_-Tv1lI - -"I-_.~ 1- 1=____P7___ _Y~~__ ~~ ..-. . ~ __ . ft I aw 7- - i I 40 __ - ~__ rellifirts l is t e d Nepar ati f,,IIu :: The air attack on Hanoi was the first in several weeks and came as peace talks between President Ninn's adviser Henrv A. Kissinger and North Vietnamese representatives in Paris were going into their fourth day. There was speculation in Smgrin that the attack i-mn Banns had been ordered in ,in attempt to prod the North Vietnamese - Hospital y 1111.1 '4)*' Ir Il sttnyed it VCtY Quarrel Ends group of five buildings on a main avenue -and virtually de- danger Three other s'1ipknmats mnvl French secretaries were unhurt, Isut four Vietnamese employes were missing. lass, the Soviet news agency, reported from Hanoi that the '\rrieriran planes bombed the fjfjflflt'flt Sil . _________________ - . . later pronotinct-d out of danger arrived at his Fern Park ri'sik'nre near midnight and heard noises in his closet. Upon inves- ' _________ - ' ,tiI i g.(flt' i' 'fl ii ( . 0111- At Spring Oak s Xing Rai l road Signal Is R equested Ixtuan reported he talked with the hospital duty physician, who repl)rted the man disclosed lue had taken fise s&'conal and five lsbriumn i tran- fly MARION BETHEA quilizers) capsules after lie A representative stated that eventually 8W homes will be 1 it Is not warranted. '.0 ' Representauves mentionvi ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - A erected in the subdivision, that the trains are tinspithI . r t 1I' mission. The beautiful plants pack in .o ightly •iroutul boat ramps that it is diffucult for boaters to launch their ''st - L. craft. This photo was taken Tuesday :111(1 'lii' still there today , undisturbed by winds holiday Isle and in the Marina on Lake Monroe constituting a serious nuisance to boaters and fishermen, The pesky plants have been worse this summer than in past years in spite of spraying by the Aquatic Weed -- - - as Miss II:ickett. I T'II C , I . iit rut. i r. iSim fl ')t M IN I US by the acres have been collec 1mg ,iriur •.''' H\ ligation he discovered Miss hackett unconscious on the floor. , littr, ( iurro(thi was ,idnutted to the saute hospital and the saint' intensive tare unit, suffering the same symptoms Hi c . i. "iOiit(fl it he the railroad r:ic, otitier riijuests. Police Chet Justus East 'vas requested to Another iubject counell 'NI'S asked to consider was lire prntection in the area relative survey the streets in the area continuing subject of concern to hydrants and their distance and report to couned next week within the county was brought 156. lloweser, he said homes daily timetable, and cited the on the 15 mile speed tone. The r•sidences. to the attention of City Council are being built at the rate of two danger to youngsters titling from 'he representatives threw inrepresentative stated his bikes, to three a day. estertiay. tmmbsheil" when .mother e suranre iatt a break at m .further request was that th Mayor Lawrence Swofford Representa tives of the Spring they said they would like the but feet, 'if 100 'listance it post a IS-mile speed limit Oaks Homeowners Association contended that all railroad and nunty i' ;wtltiuii the ;tate ordinance stipulate-i 5W s :it', requested that council adopt a crossings should have signals, urn all streets in the subdivision, feet. City Attorney S. J. Davis "rect a tratftc tight at SR ilti which they wished done as the to perform a study to and that when the city ha inmiSprmg Oaks Boulevard and 1mmisiblv the determine the need for a sufficient funds at will request stxeets are built. Also, it is Jr remarked umimumienteti they would also modified. railroad signaling device at installation. Commenting on desired that the speed limit be ordinance should be 'honda like to slow the trains tu Davis was authorized Spring Oaks Boulevard. It was the request for studies, Mayor placed 100 yards be fore the Swotford \Iayur town.' prepare a resolution requesting noted that the street is a four- Swofford said, '' They'll stud) railroad crossing In addit.iofl, it install safety signal elucidated that the county is not lane road running across the from now on. Council will have was requested Spring Oaks the railroad at Spring Oaks involved, the issue IS t)C(Weefl 'levices to appropriate the funds. U it Is Boulevard be posted as a S-44) Sea board Coast Line spur line tilt' ity intl state Boulevard, studied they'll conic back anti nule speed zone fur fremim SR 436 tracks. although there are presently dependable" in their twice • i er nO II ted S so s au U lI fe As Rape of a San Diego hit- chhiker and the attempted assault on an Oviedo woman is be ing Investigated today by the sheriff's department. intirniiig reportt'tl a w (iiuian hitchhiker and her husband, both in their 211s and reportedly Iruin ('atifturnia , rt'cs'is'eti a ride iii as car containing two men Tuesday night at Orlando. According to Calangelo, the pair was driven to a ,Aotxied area off I 4)ngw(MKI'Marktiain Road, and while each of the IIlt'li held a knife to the man c - %I he- * * * I I Altamonte hIot For Elections X- !_ tour distric ts with slightic o' em By MAR:oN HETIII:tt , . . . . AI41AMOMF. SI RINGS - 2,000 persons in each. throat, the pair took turns Following (hit' contention of In other action Tuesday'City raping his wife. Mayor Lawrence Swofford that (''umicil approved progress An attempted ais.wult was tltt' issue is of utmost mm- reports and certificates of reis)rted in (iv iedo by 24-y ear - iirtaflct' In qualification for the pas unent for the new ('mtv Halt old wouuiusii, who awoke earls l'ct'iiiber municipal elections, .and ('isle ICenter toda'tu find as man in her room. ('ity ('u'uricd adopted on first A pay ment of $18,924 was She said (lit' man tried to raps reading ordinance authorized for the Civic ('enter. an her but finally left after slit' redistricting the city. and $47,620 for the City Halt continued to resist him \I.iyor Swofford explained The city will be divided into that the City (lath is a $24.0UIJ project, of which a balance vi . . Tf ft J 7' . - 'a itI I a '.s art' that bereavement occurs i n Ia unties from all walks of lite Accordingly, he otters a Widt' g a progress report upon the new ck'atCd storage tank. will apprise, before t week, the condition of next Mayor Street hillcrest - )i% V I. t ,ra m KUW -- to assurt.' (;ratiikow service will tinancial J IIUPOSt range of prices t hat P burdt'n 011 ,111%011V - of the otitrtil officer, presented ret- rapid development in the stret't, suggested the city admimiunt'ndustions to ttii' Board of itmUlit)', t'te'rLsivt' bunting tart ', ertise (or bids to pJve the County Commissioners smtiictt be e';wt'ted fur land clearing street 1k contended there is no 'uI)t'rItiOfis occurring for long ,A .,\ tu' iti,iintaifl the street 18 '5t en' l)luict(I on work seSSiOfl present t.tte There art' ui I inn' periods. uigt'ntluts for next w t't'k rt'sitknct's on the street. \1.', a Adair rt'etmmuiiiit'rstktt that the 'Ike first rt'comniiieiutulimili was that the board atbulit an tsiairtt define burning to include Sw offurd said t xli nth I k. ItN I ht tlit p1 uiuliit tu'ii of siuiuki r hut m tquiriliu all in is s'quipmiit'nt used in the utimncor- (lilt' ii (Ia iiit'; di' line public territorial Liinit.s a gaill, ci itti IMlrLst('tl areas for land clearimig tiigliw ii) to include any access aunt' satiuli upon set-tad and a nd dredge and fill operations for public vt'hick's, whether timial reading of two tracts of be Identified by Itit' muons'. Imvett or umpas'ed, ci ht'ther property. Annexed is the ustlsirt'ss Will tek'pluuiut' ,iummit*'r tkttit'itt'ti or untk'tiicuted as Weattwrsflestt property. owned ii the t iuiipauv 1a'rlor,iiiiig iti' lung ss tin' access is gent'ralh Ii . tour smittivittuals, locutei not (Pm ot t lit no iiit'(1iate I cioik I )iscusiuii aiii(umig tlss' at t'ptcui as (uI)t'mi to tile public subdivision. timer that opt'ti burning Weattwrsfiekt tit The Fur memilitIrn iol the board intlit'utest tiomirur,ii areas be prohibited tract fronts Sit I36 The upthat this was t)rattit'uil) umwic iinit'ss an apprus t'tt forces dralt plit'rnt5 requested C-J ,oning, lort'ablt' but would be studied, Adair said that ill 111!jopiniuli systciii Is used, but open burn- the city's highest 'uiiiinviviul allowed ,OIILHg, and it is anticipated ing in rural areas more stringent reguiuiiuua governing open burning In the without the use of this f()rcett offices culliple x cii will be draft system it itniur approval is ereted at the site. i ounty are necessary'. 'list' other annexation is the Chapter 17.5, Rules tit (tie' 1k'. received 1)\ the departmuit'nt of ic t'hr iiemist'n property IIIII liiii oil t'tuiil rid, Seminole L il le par Iuimt'nI of l'ultui iumi Control, tii'lsit'ii And finally. that the located north of Sit 43d, east tit allow open bumni uig under certain conditions. 'these practk'e of allowing tires to Montgomery Road. 'ftc at'onditkii, tmwesier, ean cause smolder during the i,1ht hours plicunt requested 11-3 multiple smoke problems when t'tt'n- imruhiibuted with provisions for tuniily on is Ik1rtin o( the tract, ansi ('-3 ui'mi the rt'iiomtmislt'r siS'e burning occurs udjat'ent to 114i'um4uitut's tirtis'itit'I /1 - uuruiin - 'I I ___________________ Commissioners received an unsigned letter "tiec'au.se I aim too ashamed to have people know I went to the place," which was placed in the record and copies forwarded to the sheriff, the state attorney, and to the tax collector. In part, the writer said, in referring to "Madame Katherine," South Seminole palmist, "me tins a sign that she one day. She said reads your palm I was curious and stopped that my husband got a see ill would pay her $79 she would job-for me to being an old dirty sock of his and she would see that tie started working (he was not working at the time I." 'Any way, plt'at' get someone to go and see how she operates." 1119 SINGING iitit'tit Open Burii i n ,-, ;' ' Air hiri e vmmiiiiiinndcr, promIced an Investigation of the in. rr;ii seriously injured," suffered kiss of bfrl aflfl ch'k, but his life was not in ' Langley .\tiair, pollution residential areas. With the Swofford, is resident IFILM PRINTS f or was heavily damaged and an envoy wounded France filed a proi'st with Washington Gpil John W, Vntt. US /th infro, I fvveiniz to the t S md South Vietnamese demands F,lseswhere in North Vietnam L S R52 bombers .truek supply (' .,cbes Tuesday midway tsrt'en the DMZ n4 Hanoi It was the deepest B52 penetration 'ut the North in cix months In the ground •w;ir, .'iih ,'i','v iernr,lition y,qnhj tot the French hiadivarters-.- a 'rth if fill arfluroi th Vietnatnese apital, government French A spokesman sai(I [if-legate General Pierre Susini was umnilcc" what the allegations are and try to pieu it together'' l'resident (;earges F'ninplikni after n,,eetinV with his Cabine t Iii Park f allod the hoinhing ilpltrahle" ;u t A protest was h,ontlu'd to II S. A,mibuisadi'mr Arthur E Watson Vogt said he would have nothing fiumre to add, and the ( S ('t,miimnuintl said it had no said their diplmtintir uiissloti premiuinfor all external glauwas Cltlmatedflt$l.O 66 44 REG ' TEA KETTLE 1: ti.i. ' DISH PAN and DRAIN RACK 1.58 -" 1.59 " - 7.4.1- .'.s "c ,%ssodmilcd l'reis Writer (IS, planes SAIGON i Al', rahledhlaru'l today. 'hit' Frenti house. _,.-.--•--- P,, n.ii.. '(A.' Al..Lh'I ) .i.' "'. *.•!I. P'LL-CJ! KODAK CHROME FILM SALE - "" MEN'S SWEATSHIRT -. , '.:. ' - c fl tuipis'nt'tI Wi' ru' ,u,ing to take a good bird look at it. What we have to do is pick up the piees County Final contracted cost of the facility was estimated ill . $3,9S8,000; carpets, $8,943; draperies, $16,812, and fur nlahings at 8197,5(0. For insurance purposes the annual .' :1 APPLIANCE UNIT PRINIING PLATES Seminole County Insurance advisory committee recommended to the Board of county Commissioners some the new court figures for consideration as to insurance for •".... POLYESTER i' fl44 : £ BLOUSE p, . • pp: 3685 )$ ' ' 411 CAMERA CASE ~ *0. - / - POLAROID 126 TIMER i3 Glass Insurance $7,150 99 AI 1 __ - 3D0 N. • ii-., . • 8 . 1. ,1II Ill 799 NON- RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN Xhr "I" ELEC. BLANKET CA' " "N • i'i • ':.- ' z ,, • • 'I BASKET ~oiieL t.ZI 19 PIG T,J. Popp, representing the architects for the juvenile detention center, reported to the Board of Commissioners that he feels confident the revisions in the plans will bring the price down to within budget range lie said that Paul . HOSE lb (il-)It(l F.Sl'Ell l)t't, Sgt. A.J. ('amlangelo this ________-1; Lower Priorities SHEERLON :' ' CAN BE 377 :1 •• •• •: ____ % IDEAL LINING MATERIAL They F 11 Between Studdin$ and Rafters) IDEAL I - ftolk Get 499. Aiilftnii~,W.A. ,\ _-`_ WASTE - 15C i recommended that Sen. Edward Gurney, senior Senator from Florida, be invited to be the key speaker at the ceremonies. lie further advised his fellow commissioners that since the costs of invitations and other incidental expenses of the dedication are not legal expenses to be laid to the taxpayers. that the board members individually would have to share the costs. A tentative date of Dec. 11 or 18, whichever is more convenient for Senator Gurney, was set. Expected date for moving into the new facility has been set for Dec. 4. OSCILL ATING SPRINKLER 6488 , ~~ _:,% . , \ , 1 _ 1P.. .- ROUND O E)JAMO ND SILIX _..i.*I'! I ~ . , _ -Z N BY 36 INCHES 23 INCHES - 5988 . I Commission Chairman Greg Drummond reminded commissioners that ills time to begin thinking and planning the dedication ceremonies for the new courthouse. lie At Hanoi Embassy Wcdrsdaj.Oct 1). I972---13 French Protesti ng At tack returned hoine $'Ii .£ .pp' Q.L1'*l4*I USED OFFSET leaf des I !3',S r - :i £ %•I*!' 5.99 2 Slice TOASTER &p.i r 3.99 - :m h' ' £'. ''' .. 4,) FOR SALE! ALUMINUM SHEETS b(C 's.' Courthouse Dedication c'. II U.", .&.111[4tt f; ' \L' Her P , ., t I I isdv Jr.. A%. ,..,.,s LUGGAGE I ?v :D_:::. - 50 cords 58.50 L ' 12 on• mi imprinte d wi' In 197(1. she earne he: melCial. riultiengIne and instrUT1I4' tii,tidiig certificates Vi'hilt' of Buffali the l3niversity had a varict of jobs. in:Itro parttirnt pilot of it ne"Ut I Pa i POWER EDGER \ 4*3MI ,a lso PR OVOP plane she wants to 11% Miss Barrett grit her ;cpilot hc'enJie in c&soi'i ' C,L&t &Pd 50 cords $7.50 able to take a test to qualify fLiT any type of cargo or passeng" 1 1 POWER MOWER it t:'a-L IN$'&'* _____________________ with - (S'AS N HETTE CLOCK RADIO .! OVEN . years old '1 tEpe't to ta'I -, Commissioner Sid Vihlen said that the board should go ahead and make the advance payment but have the district commissioner stay on top of the matter' to see that the work is carried out within 90 days. "The paper work on the Lake Mary Boulevard crossing sat on a desk in Dehand for six months before any action was taken," Vihien stated. I I4!VZ LIGHTER , 1 a- of designs ..,, ' - - U. I t, I ... :7 1 OI ¶'!, .. ::7 m. herself. I Cards 1% ."I s s,t I' )SS'. I. '."I . I: I 76 c . . - wits decoratedV$lP ,, iliclIft .7J1 . ILICTRIC IAIBQ 11 ~,. e -.-. C-' she's not letting problems get in and has a watchful eye held her way on the le ft-hand seat Barbara is a first officer for (lut Zantop Interintloflal Airlines IV* transports. and she helps shuttk cargo planes all over tiw hi world But she wants one of the the propelter.drivefl planes all U' (T'} . for Uncurly Hairdo ........ i&a' c C8 49c LILT BODY WAVE al A viation Administrati o n, Sp 79c - OFF RIG. PRICE 699 IG I " e- 200/0 .#fls JOHNSON & JOHNSON ,.-, ... ....... DENTAL FLOSS - vvAu & :::i::'\.i7,' : .. :'- GRILL LAMP BOWL' ________ .. - A ;n c 1/ Z. VISINE ..... EYE DROPS ............. 'I , FOLDING Hush said that on some of the crossings, where the roads are not paved, it will be difficult to impossible to position reflector markings before the crossings, as is done on the paved roads. lie said that it may be necessary to do some asphalting work In these cases in order to place the reflectors, The Board agreed as a special exception to go ahead and advance the $28,710 which was requested by the railroad companies to be held in escrow by the state for the signals to be installed at the North Street crossings. U. S. Hits The Sanford Herald RANIKOW '1 , , ., ' F UNE RAL HOME AIPQQ(I 55 ) WI. b,AstlArt 5I,,J w c.sm 14A ~J141hAv t , �2 B-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Oct. fl 1972 ; ; WINNING Meeting Await Friday DAVE KORNR[ICH TENNI S U,S.P,TAPessionaI if I em Over Tigers By HERKY CUSH City League hi sixF.si,tere reached t.n tht city k as H.av Cevnowa unloaded a 63$ series and Ed-fit Adams turned in a 609 set. %l i tle 19 pins less the effort of Adams proed more vital mn wise as he led the Betty Natale Pro Shop to tour ms vet Joe Creamons. Adams had games of 198. 213 and 19$ in s sent's and was aided by Jim Carver's 197, 202--SM and Raker Jerry Temple's 180, 3)0. For Creamtms it was Chuck with a 195. 197 and Don Gormar' 189-449. a 212 in his 63$ set a: ('4ynowa had games ci! 224. 192nd akin. with Jack Kanner's 191 helped Zak's split wmtt. F! For the FRA it was George Simkarurh 193 and Ken Mnufl pair of I Iea...ut BIII 185 Other highs in the loop were turned in by Walt Moore VIA lb Fl(.mina 197. 215. t)cec Rtrn IM, 185-557. Steve Rwhar S.,varese 2(12. R11)Halhack 199, vp',, Hon Urban 193. h Viaidrop 195, Ira l3olscAiIb 1& i. Iknimn I!fl. 214, (eor Bob Rartiour 199, ZIS-597. '. C : ...çì i;: '. ir lt.tcr ..t ; SIX .1 \i 4, Leading the iAa as Wcx.th iLsan with his t4L'1erLn4. 241,222-427. Also hitting the 600 mark urre F. Tnncla 195. 197, 211-403. D. Nicholas 224, 202-603 and Jack Kanni r C -(01. Other .sparkters in the t)ekles loop came from Skip \ur1i 186. 197-570. 3m; Carver 197, Jerry Temk 237. Jim Lamb 202. H. Herbst 199, E. Adams 196, Chuck Kariavei 195. % urrc' '4. 1't K it .rds :1:;. $ i 1 .ui 2. '.}i Srzit' : I. Baker i. Cbtxk Sp -14 i 13 1r,i W - had Late Toyota ask eIC this 0: -d %% it) 11051 tier I a i : A hek Early Toyota Alu (lul ho 1Iimti mndit idual honors in this loop 1AMI to L. Weaver imtio fired a 214, 183. 182-579 and was aided by D. Gorman's 196-535 as the Station Wagons took two and a half ganies froixi the Hardtops. For the Hardtops it ii dS P. Pemeb ii ith a It, the cot' 214 .-561Z in leading the Starts to Bill ('Lark had a fine 313.:% s \nother four tuime victor siere the Hi Lut's iitmo ivre led B. [Wirer 186 For the losing Splinters it was Bill Painter b put four wins on the board in t ith a 194 Four Wheel theit nmateh with Mark II. Leading tb immnrwrs were B. ftitahu 171 and 0 Martin 193. uucmg the ,other sparkling efforts were' I' Varner 189. B Varner 189. J. Jato 193, 0 r Tuuthton 211-567, C. Atiernatli) 1. Abernith 186. J. Pol'. 172. Si Parker 188, 3 187 Ii,er ."'(. id B P t i llps 195 Drive Sanford Plaza Merchants -' ___ '. ''. n 'Se.. _________ _______ - - - ' - ii - If I I _____________________ 1~i I ) i Oak Ridge Is Next For Seminole ' 1 1' ---: % $ i Hounds Are Hoping '*i I -,,, ' - 11. -1 - / ft,7, J W I ': 4P / _i11Ir? coming' path- last iieek as h4 . unloaded gaimies of 202 and 225 in his 597 set oul helped Pubh% to thri'e wins over nwtft Finance Also lwlpini pubtu was ;e 185 b Wait Bunim For the Doniesti ,reii it uxs Gar) Varner 180, 191-554 and Ed Adams 185 V "i. Ibrik tion four gatimes and overcanui' a fine 3)1, 200551 bi, Jim ('arer 411 Z.ites in doing so Robert Gilbo 187 it'd time R.mnkvr. Jiti; lAnk 163 and Richard Williams 197 lied the I'Liza to a '&eep of the HIS Store. tither top gaines uvre by Miiii l3urtsche 188. Gre. Itullock 195, Ed Jackson Jr-, Jim Brit-tor 198. 193, Ikrne) Hudie) 186 and Jack Kanner i. I' ' ne' , - -- , I U3( 1. - - - , -4 ih; y; % - . '- , - - . ! lpi be ad' I for He ac 1A Local Pinpourri I -'- i lea %,. ' , Si .iflflhIUZ the other autitir .it ltt'i I Aim.riva Smth.tJ Il l Uc sWXJTIN(; STARS Loop it ias Konnme link w ith a fume 2(10. 173-519, Kathy Couper 205-503 arid Joan Price 173. Sparklers in time CREATIVE ROU11QUE uirt'wt t'aii.e from 1-u' Re'iero 177 antI Glnn) Gaudreau 183.. From the (;l-.\Llt \1ION c;,p Ie,u" were the efforts CairoI'n Street 171, 5 in WiUiamit 180, Anrwtii 'iS ,.btedt 178 ii Kam Th omas 191-in the BALL AND CHAIN league the highs t'.-re t .!imii Malone') 198. 221-562, Chuck Ki'lIey 192. lIwry AlinonI 179. (re. BulLoci. 205. 220--585 and Jun Nader i!W..Hiih in the .!ET WJWILI4E11E.S loop was Elaine Kotv1's 172...Iksl in the (.00D SHFi'HERI) league' teen' .Im9in Clanton 170, J. Johns 170. It. S'tata 210, W. Lennox 192 and Frank I'Lipi 177...In the SE\llNOl.I. MEMOIIIM. lit iSE'ITAI. intuit the top stuers it re Bill Griffith 221. and Pat Sipk 189. And in the I)YNATRUNICS MIXI.l) kagut the highs caine froui Ira }Ieelsclate 189.191--561 - J tic uke' 197. J8-55L M. Sauls 193, K Golden's 194-5I6 and George Doon's 180,,,In the DAV BANTAM (1)01' it teas Sandi Cushe 130-376. Paul hart 125-371. lu Kanavel 151-337, Bill) Iturkart 116, Mike ("lark 140-373, Larry Jollies 1U-347, Tra(-e) Lee' 100, Hicks Sanakullu 100 Ward Behrens 114-314, [karoll 1, Trade Casiw I41-380, Mike lank 139-33., Julie Tracey D1%on 113. Ed'1e' Miller 118 and ((a) Wolf 127-319. - ' , '.'' - I - I0 L - r - - - -' - ' -' ~ •,_ ;'1,- '' - I' ;.a" I. it I- i' J- - -'-- , 1l&d1t -a -' - . - - J ' -- -' - - e - .,' _________ - "-- -Lt ' - a -__________ -- , -- -' - -- , 1 r • r ----- i a. Oviedo Coaches It ) 3 . L hunting . - _______ . . Plan Changes in the Sanford WHILE THESE men may seem to be big game Plaza, actually they're only demonstrating a new portable tree stand, Andy Rufus i above is sitting in the tree stand as it is strapped to palm tree Jim Blythe (below) shows the compactness of the tree stand alter it is taken down. He has it strapped to his back for easy carrying. The tree stands are on display at the Sports Shop in the Sanford Plaza. ' - ________ '. - - ________ I - - 5 51 - ______________ ' .' s s:s ' , - ,. . - ,,,• Angel .. - - .. I ,., - ' r ) - - t . , N 4iir. .. , mu -- -- v.. . - r'i. ~ --- - ----- (-'-.-e..'.-' ,..,-_- - , avo.'w',I, . ,L'W }' .. - - - - _,, V. - -___________ , ?'4! - "_ - ' 1 - ' '' ,'- 'r I, - - - imimitit', . - Or I - Approval .'- ' . Glance ves .' ' - - - f I - - - - •'I',,• net' City . - - Playoffs -' - Art ---m".,rt' t'i - -- v-.4nIr -- Making Changes no le J a I A Ia r l an do Se .., tIe- Injured ba Brent car1LCar1imisMd 1a week's game because of a trctchrd knee ligament. He was dressed in path for yeste-r' day's workout, but didn't cipate in an) contact exercises Ai'cordirig to head coach Bill :.1t'ss. but a rt .ain An rur-.nmn tt4:;i nee-ds mt Yciuru., Carli is expected to see fired-up Middie team. but in good health and VVT) little action against Oak c1fenst'e line 1(i te urking order if the backfield is the') are droppinmz 20 to Ridge 'We want to make sure N('th iflg could be more pitunds in tecight from their his knee is completely healed ," 10 5('Of'V we-re Young's reasons for not apparent to Head Coach Bill offensive line charge that has Duty and his Lake Braritley sprung a 1ike Brantle) runS playing Carli much this week face the' almost ring attack to two big it ins Will MKc'y did must of time Patriots as they conipiete decimation of their before last teeck' surprising - igra! tailing last tecek for t) loss of fensive forward wall Seminoles. arid did a good ob One of the youngsters eir th ree days away from Th despite tu fi rst meetin teith win-hungremoaming on the starting offirst ,ionndress for this Sanford Naval Academy, the fensime line that has ('oath knee and imill not Donald Brown, a Wishbone T" running attack I)ut happy is Vernon Prevatt, teet-ks game. the Patriots will have to a 135 pound offensive guard, or end, suffered a deep cut (f senior on one of his arms during last depend on an almost corn- who "just can't quit." acted line. In any cording to Iluty He faced a 190 week's game, but Brown cx- pit-tely untes Brantley will be pound defensit' tackle last hull 1' be back in ac-turn event. Lake' pt against the Pioneers thckie fielding a much smaller team week and although he "took a beating, he' never gave up" note Deas has a bruised hip, but the' fot quite soume time Perry us the only defensive l.inebaukct and ffensive injury isn't expected to stop the senior standout lie played last Guard Frank Perry joined a starter out, and although his week's tilt against Kathleen growing list of Patriots unable ikisition was c'ruciai. Duty is to play Perry. teho teill lx' out more hopeful for Ins defensive with a hurt shoulder Young teas impressed by the for the season with a knee in- set, saying that he plans only , around to of ('CJtTipafl) right some minor "shifting mniprumcrnent of the offensive JUT) tii i l fill the gap" line in last tecek's game. Despite SNA's No losses by Tackle Marty Willuanms with a Marcellious Daniels at center. to'iuziv Smith and Alan Myers broken hand may also have to lopsided scorn, the Patriots at guards, Larry Germain and sit the rest of the season out are not taking anything for le . Andy i:ranted th is time. Billy handy at tackles saw most The other starting tack "They'll iSNA, be up (cii us, still recuperating is Abramson. ,f the ntit'n on the offensive' front his injuries and may not and mu' expect a tough game . 11mw action for several more and tee don't really knome just Young also praised running MM %thtt nt'xpt"ct," I)ut%y re-ported backs, Turner Davis and Torn- mme'e'ks. Those three boy's try Thonipson. They did a good Perry. Williams and Abramson t're the biggest and rio't job picking up yardage (or the game against experienced of ('oat S&'mmnc$es. mr linemen interior Kathleen teas the first tinw 1 'uty 's 'Sonic years you don' since their opener with (Jvieckm, tune been any injuries at all," Coach Duty that the Seminoles is year we sure but th said, j-w b able t and all at share of them Voun smnile'd out t)eas, our At A (;ee,rg( lk'asle'y, Herb Sutton tk'psite their wounded, I 'atriots will c'Ufltinu(' their 0%0 igh explosive game plan. Gi I uty reported. The backfield i' fl line shape and the coachm By The Assui-latt-d Presto i;ff is approaching time of. Tourney litre are the schedules fun' the irisne line if it teere the an and 'ational League \mrl.'ru.anning of a twit season LirlipROShip ;iay off series: Rh it is in some i ays. Amt'rkau League' the Tampa We got hurt 5.t (is t 7. i1kland 3, l)*-ui;k Heights gaim', but liii (fl teal pleased with thisteam and trw' . 11 innings Ill Bill. Sun, Oct S. Oakland 5, De-iery one on the club thought tee itiuld have just as easily won troll (I Biddy and intermediate Tue's.. Oct to, h)e'truit 3, Oakthat game as lost it," Duty said basketball state tournaments 'I'rmi really proud of this land 0 mimay be cunning to Sanford with Wed.Oct. 11, Oakland 'Huntteam We gave therri Mondayaction Monday night b% time city .r 14 ,! I ),-troit I,10 22-81 but off Iron, piar-t.i( e t' re-t, uliUiiiSSiUti, giving approval to :io ;lm. El)'! these kids got together on their I a request for city sponsorship of Thu., Oct 12, Oakland at 1kthe state event and the own and worked out What can you say about a team like that" 'roit, 1:30 p.m. EDT. if ne-ce'sdesignation of 1400 cunu'ibutio'i 'We've' had to resort to 'basic sary of time city toward the ex. hlcmeiung' techniques for our periditures. 'miattunal League Total sponsorship for the younger, less experienced boys Sit ,Oct. 7, I'ittsbw'ghS,Cintourney, expected to take No tetmi,, will have to fill in for our Kevin tinnati I nijured,' Duty said, otays in the last w eek of Sun, Oct. 8, Cincinnati 5, February for the biddy and No I'rtcr or Gene Mueller and po'.sibly both will see action at Pittsburgh 3 tays in the first meerkerid in Mon Oct 9, Pittsburgh 3, Mardi for intermediate, is Frank I'erry's guard slot. Torn Wheeler or Bob Cira will be (mcmnnati 2 cxpetled to cost $800, but the' 'be-s., Ott. 20, ( irmc,'innati 7, parents and participants in the handling Williams tackle I'ittsburgti I t-herc' are rpiirtt-d to be Wed.. Oct. 11, Pittsburgh Nut only do these youngsters willing to raise $400 of the cost have Less experience to put on , Iflass 19-it at Cincinnati i Guiby' selling programs and concit 9-lOi, 3 p in, EI)T. the scrimmage line Saturday - - - position. ; Puffi *0ts _ ' Heljs Home -- Oak lbide depends much ofl lc.Z a and Joiinn Cordon f or their T' Fhtmn defensive efforts in last week's the talents of Earl Carr, a 6last imeek, but their play 1,ariic titas, as usual, was in on fnc.t-2, 200 pounder. 'm'c'ung, who s,ainst Lakeland Kathleen Cave some indication that several tackles and played his scouted Oak Ridge last week. normal outstanding game on reported Cart is a pass receiver they're te mnnmrw the mar . the ball dcl en.ce. Beasky was tagged as playing at ends, Sanford. 1-3 on the season. will plays backfield a the best defensive lineman from trek to Orlando this Fnda) ses, night to meet the Oak Ridge overall. tehile Sutton and quarte'rback and throw Spas plays Cordon did a good job in the de- kicks ettra points and Pioneers, also 1-3. ! ns v tackle fc-s:t c -g' ni.ar For the' sceond conserutmve week, the Seminoles will protiabl) tie pla)ing without the League - ' Yii'1 "1 t I. . t.n I 1 miloptt'il in 1-' hnn' O'n t.'rfiehl k'ag,im' s it mit' divided into Rio Um.' h:ast.'rn ii'isnutm imennant- 'a'emind. hubby I'oliuii :e'nriMt - fl game of the series, the first l It Al I'll HF JtTF:IN thu ici'ens, no teimiii has ('(illit clincher this se.msofl, .md I11P the error In the fourth, Gene' '..Miatm'tl l'r.'es Sports Writer '.,mitl Anderson tritrus i 20 .Irflt:it and won three (;utlm'tt lost l to Rlass in the first game of this playoff u'ries. 'rh \lley drop ped ,m pop fly ,mlnng I -\ i' gamut's and the pennant first game, giving up three runs nndi'r .ye;mrohI right-h the (ned line in short left held 'I'he 'ittbuirgti I'irmn.'s turned ronI We' don't (nice the edge', limit in the first inning and two more was l- thic season. while Gill- .mhlnwing Bench to score AhIe' steve ttmward reliable (mdu'ntly if tee' wi n ttmmn.errow we'll have in the fifth during his smxinnunit lett posted ,m '1-10 record as the then ennipotmnded the nustak' ltl,msc, it bile the Cincinnati if , ,. edge going into the final with young and stint Anderson figures that ltt'ti easily won the National hy throwing wildly in trying 's g;umuit','' Detroit M , mn;iit''r Billy l{e'tts NO to go (ullt'tt had playoff jitters and imllm'tt get llenrh mt time plate, ,ulhnwin 'iVt'ct title' omparabl inexperienced Do Martin saul be' more in control toiy wi 1114' six we'ek uI ll the batter, t'esar Gernnimno, te rniM&'eI ,it least Giill.'tt tuiday in their showdown lie' was tie s'rmtl teuthpaW are .urinth.'r ,;pent miii the 1 172 National rt':u, h !hurl from eher,' he .'asnfl f'r ,mii i. \1 it key I ,olirh .mit,iirst Oak( 'ifli- mnfliti forced Uiu' ti'ct-o( -l'Idtl'l I . it .1 .mngle Oil nth ,or ,,it corking hmmiis.'lf hind's .Juim - (it [mdi lhmmnter in I A'uiit' penn;mrmt fit' series into the fifth intl '( into shape'. Cincinnati hewmqterl its Iciut iu h-ark toehmy's mhu!uit' I auth WB5 the' I've' giet to like' toy hamuPi ('itting dame by trouncing the 'i .-4l lit the sixth on a iloushli' hi hieser irt tilt- II inning, 3-2 01)4-n- it oh Itlass,'' said Hill Virdt:m, Pirate's 7-1 Tuesday behind the Ironically. Pirates' ';mtm'ht'r Menke. an infield cait, - i l l two-hit pitching of young Ruts Manny Sangiiillt'n .111.1 left I 'nis manager ,If the Eastern E)mviuriut playoff gauit' walk. mother stolen ntm'ntinn;ml N, mnanimitt'r has an excuse championl'irates Grimshey the Reds itole three' fielderHe'nnit' ,t.'nne'tt, heroes 1-2 third game' base', C,rtmslev lien losing when he has a Mirki'y If U-I.' I';r;itt's' bases, hit and ran, and took adl if' mnn,mhi Manager Spaiky single' mfliI .in 11111 hunt iv i' ti' I ado h anti Woslie Fry moats in were the goats ii vantage of three Pittsburgh en. victory m-aiitmou,' \rmde'rstin spoke more' Ruse . 1. chat order at hoiiie','' Saul tOtS. ime's*biy's et,'(m'at. The' Bed.s ran 2y ear4d.1 Gullett, ly alxeut the Two more Ileds' runs ;m'er"ut Martin, thu will send F'ryman (in Sanguiihlt'n, ti lie ss'flt [041St ref (h-me 5i'iS4)fl in the' se'enthi ufl me Morg,imi's Viriton had a right to tie smug wild on the luist's o, tijiurid on 'l'huirsd;my lost two fly halls it rat k.'il with hepatiti. and ;inglr. a 'ripi.' by Timlan that about his .mpp;mrent pitching whilt Stm'nn.'tt o - tiuuI time' Tigers win today. shun t mitaks' the starting rotain the game Stt'nnett lost in the sun, and a he final for t ta adv;mn ge' It.'lore 'iiit'stiay prol) t'iiis Pitt sbuirgh -5 Pitthun until mid-Aiiguist irmglt' by \1m'nke' Unit ilso had for Blase won two games Martini h-whet a short team when inning time first 'chme'tding his eyes frnnm sbiirgh in last year's World started in Stt'nmwtt to pitch like lee,k for ('.iille,tt -I uma'.'ting. - It mac no tab, rah hrew into ''fl. then .ingui ,imnm 'lie' Series victory over Baltimore, tnt' st-conch inning in ti' did front liii,'' he explained, ''I Just said ce' shoul(l have won the lmrst euuit', we' itietru't pLus well in the it ce - mind, anti now we' nerd ti reach tii.'k (sir that little " i mi tra O Brew n rcat tied bat k leer Lii..' hima starting lot) S tie ''Will'' him against a Colonial teammI which I little' extra in the fourth inning, liv HERKY ('(ISH OnihiPt -fll( '0 Sit1' ,14 -i ii- rei ME .'uqm,, 'T.',."I this week, Thus, it's likelyrm,n 0,15! dii 7 .,lqem G,indi, I had steanirolk'd two foes after wEDNESDAY NiGPS T ffqs ? Pedrn. I • (racking a let. inside' fast ball I Qu'ns?n rmrm,n PnIntt C,h,i,IP3 hlt'rald Sports Writer (;wland will again go with Arti fleefl4 ii losing its opener to l.yuiuin. Elorri. I Pøn AguUifl. m G.' ,i,mI?o Pedr' Double' (ty Ken lleehWui;mn thri,iugti the FOURTH GAME senior the Ibmuchius, DflUbmPi S Arr, G,jrtm SEVENTH GAME MuquPr?a injury to the And adding ivmencnui. I L'lu seven POI,VI i the Nix fur a base's-loadeel, two-run Poutis I Eruios4 Jose, 2 Wind can 1w done to It TOP, I LeZU Minouo-Juan. starter. But Po'flIt the' v signak'aller as i '.ii.I TOfi' * Angel LO%, .rmn P.,cir'i%a I ,Ai4 LK.i I.yiii;in scene was the perOnubiet Five single I'triiut had hmiatksl the j,,rr.Per4 II *TH GAME jote. I A' Z,irre. I 04O YZ, S l.ymniun Greyhounds regain 6 Y,irur' should 1w lath tie move this' Bvo Rest-d S bmrr' formant'e put on against icaMenrn, mi 6 if rdon, i Anulei lmst' on a walk 1 Al Kaline', a i AO4 ene Y:.i their lost miuimmwntumu? Well, lt,,rri Ras?it,I I Reno M,,r?arsiI i llounds it is antici pa ted ('onGndi, I Fmen a, i Aiun4 7 :r.i LOta. I tmet'k in which P,drot last Edgewater Ooublei 'iCoND GAME 'Iuubk' b (lull F'r.'t'han. and a • coach Dick Copeland is hoping L.i(i S Chutilo PedrO, 4 Pena stamitifle will set' more action MeI1Cfl Ooubmei Fv -en PoifltS 1 Llu. 2 S.cIe Z.,rr., time' Greyhounds could not FIF TP4 GAME Willie' Horton. to Doubiet * Lull. 7 jui,tfl :.rnmu.rn. I Qu.ndO walk EIGHTH GAME the annual homecoming game 2 ManoiO and earlier in the gaumme. Erdo: 8Ii'O4 H. t Pedro. I Gat i generate anything in the way of te0i% 2- 'Mrtnr.et F.y.i PrintS 'N, it wasn't a bold niejyt.'," for one thing. Rene 1f)n' 4 Angel flastd4 Aquttfl, I Quifleto Elorro. e Eu'a Last week at least the 00111111!' A(31J5i 0 UflhtO iEVE1 "14 ;AME G.eut G,,rsti I of two an offense tor nearly three and Martin said of the' mnst'rtue'n III ',',,rur Lou. I Arte G.mnd G4rt. S ChuthO- iudn. 4 The Hounds, losers Greyhound rushing game' or F,v 0-intl 1 L.1u Zaire' Arr.I Eiorr , S Ailufl,i .iuAn. 6 And then only periods. Double' a half GAME THIRD Miequeril Br o wn into the starting lineup straight alter a hike number of Angel Joe.. 3. arte Toni, i Erelo:a lack of it, could be attributed to • Pend Muqula mi tee Seven PointS I Lilu ins.. 2 Er smxime GAME migunist the second defense of Sfl enquet used GAME S iberri PedFl, & 'a., '4uNTH is first base'. 'Ike at victories will be hosting the AnIC I Inane Tons I rre a fierce Edgewater defense', Porte I Aicl Pdroea, I I. CbdilOfO 2 Chucho 2. 7 54il MCbe. I I M.,riore$t -M,srur' in and wit." Y:.i S .Y,liur, playing I IiooneBrmves this Friday night the Eagles. Lu -S to artoru. e if mm 1 etA Since their opening game the seemingly as good as there' is in the 1972 homecoming contest iui,tO I Quneto Metro Con- _________________________________________________________________________________________ in the FUu4 found the Lyman 111gb IloundS have steadily' gone lx' SC' Sinuliet TENTH GAME DO4Jbi Em',Hh*4 GAME this week at lt'rent'e.'. In fact for Limo straight downhill, Scoring 34 in the ., ;,mti, .Mnomo. s ye, Point*. 1 Arra-Lueli .' ' " Field. .'4 weeks the Greyhounds were Gart.; u '%utl,n, i Muqula Mainland, %.t .qu%tifl, 3 Gatti ifiorri. & P.o., '\ A week ago it appeared as if opener, 21 against that iI JU'mfl D*' i fiict'il with two defense's Manomo scudu.rza ,.,,UIt4, 'I U Bishop Moore and three. 11. Q ou bmPt EIsvrnIfl (;lrn, l.yunan would most certainly ju,.fl &u,flitO ' ' •tlispl'ycd fantastic pursuit finally' the shutout against 11w * )E4tfl Points I Fpnrmn-LJ,s. 2sengmet -AME have a happy and easy time against the rush and an equally i.iyO-LQC4. 3. Ace L4cJ. I ifu.- Pants :.* ,j 'e'na. 7 r$,flI, I. Oar' 4' .1 . 60 of it during their homecoming. Eagles. I viencm4l, S e,ne Pedro. S l:nueno t. , .. MafluW. 5 .tquetlfl. 6 Muuiue:.i -- . %, But even more that the fact adept effort against the pass, t4l_xe 1( I -, ;~~ ' i~ %.. i ',i,,r?elre,li I 401,10 II,meticla •. I After. Boone was the loser of ings were looking up for * Th A1?ein,i CJOaIm.rli 4.. two straight and tmad scored nothing was put on the Dou blet rI TWELITN GAME ard is the nmanner in th week until Itoone put the OouOmrt bo TENTH ;AME only two touchdowns during score StoNier ofl Colonial's fine , ven PoentS i Amtunn ifIorre. , enS M,ncfl. 5wfl Poeffil I the Greyhound offense which I,n4 Mar'nreII. I Queneto Lull I. Cflucho La. I that tune, ____ fullback. 'l'onm Arrant, (tie has been sputtering, ul'SO C,ifl,iei.ir). I .rr;l- .liiuuitn l,iyoCaDaiIemfl. S. lutuflm Lat.1 to life came But the Braves 1.41 ' leading ground gainer as well I •.. ,,',t During the brief time the Euuca Mugurza. upmto-Lu't. I Eu.eMaftOrII' and although they did last week as top scorer in the Metro. 11, Ca '.'aI',(l rmin Oedmn. were able to mole the not t'miit their losing ways they Hounds if i. IC I IONS Arrant imi;mnagtsi only $ yards ey ball last week coach Copend 0011111 mild establish the fact that th 1/ EL 'I E PIT 14 I4ME and one toL :txlown against the - s .y,,, i . ;,,edt. pushover for was shuffling his quarterbacks, i ChuUiO-LuiPn,nt%. Svven ' I t .. any would not be -.j I. Itrames. -)j 5,I ifouma Cibemmemn, 1. AIttena.Gi '.i and Bob Conthe hounds. Time Braves ex- 'l'omn Bacchus ., r baum Joe., pen. lone, .tr?P Jul .'', Cope l a nd is hoping the -.000 S. i.att' .ttu%tifl. i OdOdi in 0 tended Ow Colonial Grenadiers stantineinandoutuneachPhmY, Mertoreis a. .teanuio-€ arm Lxilmnt't' that was clisplimy eel 4 a manner 2. sam. PedUfld, Law Jose. At-Ce Ju.neeo Muquemla. 4 .rr.0 s,e ll before bowing, 25-14. And that Neither performed in early ganies with the true) of Ii freshman Mike Massey, Al , I Frmen Proea, A:ca-M,ncfla, ______ 0_*_7 Cleveland and Steve Clark t,kx SILICTmONi S Maooio Aeultefl. Egue GamIn, doing the work will be too mnuctm -rri Muquemil Au.., Pe,Jros,., Maneer' MjrtOrpui for the Braves to contain. 'AdtI.eI 'iu's..,, C,)yU Lea tjeiiiUe Key ing on one man is touch Marur.-1014. Arnjrl lngoa ii. balma Lieoi ,,ila Toni, ' __________ ________________________ easier than trying to ek'fcnse i 1. Lisle ,andm .. .' - ' three and those' are the three' 0.ir it,I, .tit 'in,, OtiS!. __________________ ç F .rte, J os e, F.iuinifl-PeCt' 'to Aqusten m,,' barr,) Zaire it ho will again be sharing time u'n.tO, ChucnQ, E'orn' e 2qu.i Lola, ChuchoL I bull toting chore's 1 Aqucln, Judo, Manulo Atmti- 0.*ma Alti Lia. (hutnu Mansoreli S Get. Mugu.?iI, Equ.a.Eli' By GREG SINDAD . (imme' of the few bright spots in I,, 1(15.1 Manueo Juasi Herald Sports St aff " 1/; last week was the the' kiss 12 Juletu Caballero. tedliulO 4. AttA Lila. Fwmen-L.lcn, 0'.,, I 1 ,irt.i. utjsfl,tt) Lit passing catctming of Hod Lu, Oviedo Joe., bar,,, Pe,tif'..,. 7 This week is one of changes and hard work for the lwliuig, time Ilounds tight end . IHUNSDA MATINEE footballteamastheyattemPttoltfld combination of 0 nse anti lie picked off three' passes 4 MonaCo Mugueril. Audi -0 ; ' S '0 .t.3141 filocro ' Uu'.sii's LOA and defense that will bring them their first win. The lions, bwhjmed put 11w hounds ill their t of Apopka last 1 ' i.i1 eama .ute. 7 t'0oi4 Pffl' 1 GJVII*. Juan, 4qu5t'n 4, suffered a hwniliating defeat at the hands .smity -coring, position of time Yjj,. I, fuel Zaire, I. Mar01' tO. Atc.i mimsleda, Jul00 ,Oviedo by a score of 50-7. t Blue Darters bl as ed th Friday, as e flight S ii S PW 5 M•ntt'.i Refit ofpresent wnpf, seeing th at the ,, I i on head col Ii Ralph t1..mleao. ii II Ut i ifquea LiodOel,'), in 1mspIi mng take a hand a IL youngsters d to hounds 'i big blow to (lit' A '1' It RI of Sammtot'd Pedro" AiJutIifl, (Jusneto Mwzuecta fensive and defensive setups are not working, decide Double' squad. SECOND (1AM prior to the game with-i the sw-i near New Smyrna Saturday. -_ poutid channel t)aSS catight in mnake some major changes throughout the entire Eroa Joe., u,uite Svvn 16 .t.i.. ih. I innil iinvø !Wfltf'(I 2 I ',i,..0 .I,'r u.a.i ho' i,t, if star I 'eeo:i tiuit rt'm e'al hji'h one did '0 10.1111 i miiu i Lin ommense, so miii- uiiii r iiui i1't ill I ICSS, I 1t'!hl The t'iimitti'tm a joint linebacker Greg total of four touchdowns, one in each of th eir gaines. caught the t tsh so itt' will have to assume that it was actually *"tUd I L'tu Ganhli. I. (i05 it (ste siuffe'red a injury to his (h'iedo attack through the first four games mm'a.s geared to the ettort e session icnist mm a practice running atta ck as th e Lions ran almost exclusively from th ubirs 'Hi MD UE ' mnay hook But this week things Paints offensive set. wishbone-i different. Greg Washington has been removed from his quarManor s. s.. aSeUd. ____ tt'rbacking position anti Frank Gooch has taken over 1 Fqrrn,fl Pedrosa. I. Liu I -..0 \ also may Washlngton has been mov ed to the backfield and ,' 1,,1-41)A. -______ the air LuD es GAME play at th e fl anker spot. The' Lions also plan to go to QwCO PunIl I 4rr4 i'OJ, more, in an attempt to loosen up the opposing defense'. 1 m,ti M,utor.il , * gueo Lola. 3 Stwnpf also Indicated that sonic personnel changes will be I 177-9 - '' - ,4s) 11 CPiceChu LitA S Jul,Iu Me,o.hJ. h i4.I nnt mmpnt -,---on where these changes I ' IJ,.'., I' UIUJUUgI1 II! uI'-I l . Semino'e County men appealed for the commissions endorsement in their fight to have ____________________________ -the 1cmca Mn re v oked. Even - to .- ' All n -' - . - - s Blass Vs Gullett In NL F'I'n a l )%hm - Vi i k'y I 'mr-roiA caine m ithmn three ticka of the BIG SIX 11. let' - -- We're still in good chap" (mklmmnd Manager Dick Wt liamme. siwl W.-'re still abe-itt trt) ,mfl1rq tim onC - Wi' had more opportunities hut it' didn't ,.'t the hit. U wmsn't for lark if tr,'ing, Give "mtenumn t'reulit for that lie -e''c 'its'h w!i'fl he haul flu be ' - . - thret suns met the GT2000 And John Bryant's 197-527 a sweep tjv the Fastbacks in their vlash with the ('or ona 11 be at alTl o1n "len *!! I tlt*110,1 -~ !I n." - -_ Series runs. t•t4 U'eLS t tht rrc r(4i} tar T hi pace of Jun Carver. Carver ripped off gaines of 197. Z34 .nd 221 f or booming 652 ne's. Ed Lee had a Z1' and Alice Cirver a It iitwh helped the' Sedans sweep four from the .rakes and Mufflers. F'r the losers it as ('huk Iker iiith 199, 189 it takes more than one man to win and Rob Jones found this out as hie had a fine log. 201. lb"74 series but saw his Lug Nut team lose four to the Plugs. Mark 11 swept the Whee'&s with 193 tA. C. Senarl leadin g the '.i. High for the Wheels was R Williams 185. Seeral keglers turned in as high single games anianL them t'rc Pat Rouridtrrr with her 3)3, A Harold with his 23. Kat Arthur 207, J. Crespell 25. E. Barbour 200 and Al f1ling And other fine scorers were J Jackson 192. lb. Templeton 199, Cmi Filegar 182. Wes Stoner 181, K Wilbains It., Bud Larsen IM. and B. Barbour 193. ' Ii,I iLalw ..~,-'~N~1141 .111-11 ________ - '" - Se'nimnd'leS bea han her :"::. `!~~~ i '' W Dekies Classic '." ~t'p I . ~4 ~..~~i _____________ - \!nu mu v;ilked liii \1 ill \1,m dill t'(ore trikmnm! omit " 4 1B nuum to it ____________ 3T11i nuvu I uuvii fact 2' it, 1 972 T 0 Aft I ti'! 'lilt f ,O1s4'. I thin li'rnan was another Tiger - id'lIl'if ii, ltr(,Wr) I' the !. to,' Iii l%UIIY i'AI,Al)IN(i who reached back for a little trouble when I nad ,of Ut hit I th ink it mill -%ccne(ati'iI ('re-ce Sporte Writer etra, establishing his rhythm year-old rlght.handl'r said. ,'ilthoiigh the t,tggect hit of my' career ''1 quite often pitch better I d-F1U)lI I Al', ball, then rom iU5C it might have turned with a guwI with nwn on base. Von juSt bear ih.'y ,;t ill imt'r.' only tine gain' his favorite pitchmng in wi th metroit things mrrmn'ul for tic down You're a little ax when Iroimi ehmrmmirnmtlon, ttie' the fork boll, back von don't have tht'mmi on 'l'ige'rc weren't ready '1 think it's pretty tough to he playoff mutiny from (hi' imallengu' pro- in tIme play like that previous 'flue iuse I l'he A's stranded it, ,unners, i,letl by the Oakland Athletics the tact ctr.-otit record was 12, set by ' PkY with ('-miernan in serious troembi.' he'u'hlrimt intl. tuluys fourth wt'i'ks (1 the season,'' Roltumore's .hrn I'a!mer in lfr(1 e'm'eral times In the first in. \num.'ruenn l,m'Iugmmc' playoff thre 1.rown 'auuul. 'I think I only against Minnesota. gm' in . k)'ihh' ga mmii' It wasn't one of my best fling, he pinch hit three times." Trailing two ihimne's 10 fltmflhl in -_ the bt'st-t,f-fuvt' series, ti' 'tigers wit •m tteo-riiri cmneb' from surprise starter Itriiwn mril a playoflri'm tend t tmni: 11-strikeout p"rfur mm nmr ii' Inuerti ,Joe ('ole,n;mrt iii tIme A 's 3-0 Tuestl;m, ___________ "'•" AM M ft ( . ..-' U ' I', rough to get on the lakes to litill At this po int Comlimissloner tr)ing to enlist art' 'trovers) between sports of the count) their hoes I ist; t. inision as he ,pake at Uw ed , .. Ph acm ORRELI. In reply to the chairman's thi Seminole County Corn- fishermen and commercial the aid of the count) corn sidne Vihien interject Herald Sports Staff their fight to have submfl that the charaCtCnI5ti( question. "What is ur uiiS5ifl tecmrkshop meeting trot-line fishermen in regard 'm mission in the of the lakes )ou named arc - Vie are not agairl't ng the daylight ban rn'movcd. ri iltition?" Attorney H err the tian or. trotlmnes du cornnot commercial fishermen, me TUestta) Greg Firummond. count) more residential; ctatett Vie a re willing to utirl This meeting, the second in dahght hours in the waters of represent them too," stated said parable teith our cituatun chairman commission tth the Fish Commission. We arraiced bt Semtsle Countt ('hatrfllafl l)runmond asked ip am Da % ms Star1in of the tteo Week-9, tea' :mrcial fishing interests that he had been in telephone organized anti are itlhn, ti,iic ti '1t' - f F i'n1 t.::t :tt F rt'. \'ia.r tt contact teith I'. Earl Frye' Jr., if smnkmnm the trot-lines to a to police our tfltfl industr) ti Flirectcmr of the (;14nw and }h depth of four feet would solve Toni Hinford, icil kntnen _________ com mission and had been the problem. Starling replied sport.c fisherman, took the floor would I (our foot depth tvised that no decision would that "athe problem for boaters remarking that he thought it made at the hearing 'olve a grave injustice to en1(lice heduled at the SarI ord ('inc but not for fishermen trolling." . stringent regulation, 5uh ç "Are Center. Friday. Drummond Itrumnund then asked, "Ninct)Iive pe rcent of sports ou au thorized to haul out :giested th at the county lishennen and boaters comii' stand unmarked lines and are you ,.mmmssoners take no imO icekends only, saiL out .,':i1 after the Friday nwetmg doing it" Starling replied htinford, "I think a five day 'tween the Game and Fish the affirmatic, adding that it itrk meek for commercial ' -1 onmmmssmon and the cornS eustomar) to first give a fishermin mould help sohe the e"mrrnn. on miol'mticmn of ( . -rct -'iI fishing group problem." pro cm. c ..ptain Starling teas asked late . In closini: the hearing, 1-1 Attorney Roger Berry. acting lk-urnmond to identify the ii r U mu IflO rid of the onunt rct ml ( h ii r in i n I . blem In repl y , Starling told on behalf, noted that Stokes requested the commissioners tim " f numerous complaints I rorn interests .-j.,i ,.f'I et up an agenda item to out 'ports I Lsherrnen and boaters Fish Market alone paid 11 : request the (',aflht' .ifl(t Fish , hat trt-lincS interfered tith almost $300,(iO0 last :.ear CotiiiiliSSiOfl to render a speedy ise of lakes and river . "Putting purchasing catfish from the verdict after the Friday a ban on trot-lines during trot-liners anc made the "m ht'.tring, stating that the county - . . daylight hours is not a new statement. '11 )clu take away a meoulil be represented at that i.mn clitini. cmu put him tin the thing St'erlmnu. remarked It -l)rummnnnd also mimeeting lie also men in man' lakes of ii clfart rdl ,is been ii oulti like sct stated that he tea) for tm' state.' lie men ti on ed Lake honed that there is no obey the the commercial interests en\.cmnan arid Orange Lake in the commercial men ti-i dorse' Bmnford's solution of the Gainesville area among lame and take their lines up ater Game and F resh ork meek. Florida of the TARLI N G t. APTAU\ DA\ Is S cer da as some dais are too five tl;i ..them's daylight on ban th e st of lakes where li Fish Commission reads a ___________________________ - - --trothne fishing exists. Starling spoke before a workshop session of ? fisherCommission Tuesday in which commercial ''' - ) County Delays Trot-Line Decision I Today Lol i ch with '/pdriPcdtiy. Ort fhc' Sanford H'raId I in I.'-' ,a.'.'..'---' will take place. never able to on defense Friday night the lions were control. The secondary was bring the Apopka attack under ing ability of Lemon hull and ss ripped apart by' the great pa a considerable (tie' Blue Darter running backs racked tip azmiowmt of yardage against th e Orledo squad. This wee'k the defense has also undergone major changes all around. The rown out and a entire defensive alignment has been th Stummupf indicated tlmiil too hicre' setup has beemi introduced. Friday, but the lineup for seen in will be some new numbers again he did not elaborate on who would be moved around. The Oviedoirins will face a strong learn this week in give the lions a tough Lakeview, and the lied Devils could mu vicious runningattack and will remain on time. They tuive it should be Ink-resting to the gnetuntl for much ol Us e gmumie handle the Lakeview set' if (he new Oviedo defense can squad. With the umuumy changes being brought about this week, job in preparing for Friday th e lions will have a difficult in juries may hurt the lions. year this night. For time first time doubtful Friday and they Several starters were hurt inshould starters for th week. For Oviedo Cowin teresting spectacle that going to take place as John Field th is week. Before time game against Lakeview, (tie Oviedo High d ner School Boosters Club is sponsoring a fried chicken in dinner raise money for the achool'i athletic program. The will be served between I will be at Use $0001 cafeteria and the door and may be purchased and 7 p.m. Tickets everyone is Invited to attend. ne w 'I ' - 40 - is last is are be an fans, It to , at I' 6 ,I P__ "' - - . - - - -. - ' -' tittfl '' ":: T- '" "-' : . -U 1 A ____ 1i .. - -- ' -- I ___________ ___ --'. -~ =_ ' J• -4".5 -- \' _~ _R' _ - ." . TONIGHT - PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING _. . - ~ - ,- - - - __ - - BALCONY SOc ADMISSION RESERVE SEATS 75 'o $2 50 m rA3 .i / i LADIES FREE EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT MtTINUS Mon. - TPI$JRS, . SAT. Ii P.M.) .: "BOOM"' CAUI)ELt used a top water plug to fool this kiSs L"h'idLl' evening tlt.'iit' t ' uIt1ii Sehflifloki on the Wekiva River. Caudell had th ret' more hooked, but managed to ''h'ek'ast'' them near the boat. I Itoh t)rm'eU l'Imnlo i ___ i7rJ J W the Maui ;\('Tl()N WAS fast and tui'ious on Street I 'icr mu L)uvtona Saturday Bass, blues and trout were hitting in good tashtoii The above umigk'i', Eugt'tie Hart of Orlando, just - Luimtk'eL a siX-powut channel bass. Bob (rt't'lt Photo) t4IW 1ALCOIV AMA ISCAL410* r. III VATO* Polly Al.' eailtI.a.d Over 1000 YbenIs-. Ty. %ats - 4e.pI. P.s-haag 4$ J5, $35422' POE t454*'AICQN$ rAte., 10 &M-! "ii.) iNC tM(1C4 ii ^ iMiT l ify -. 4 - �( cII Wednesday Oct 11, 1972 4B-The Sanford Herald by V. T. Hamliri _____________ ALLEY OOP With Herald Want Ads I I I irCJhLJE Os&RM ME WIN WI.b LLtVtX PiY BUT FX)UhH.. \ bMIkLL V*J WANTAD I INFORMATION D.r.ct Phonc Lines To Want t1dc Se in i no le ;k\ 11 322261 1 by Lorry Low,s 10 BURNS CAMPUS CLATTER with STiLL ,- ) -' '-E 3 \_,____ Orlando / .EV •'. .,c :' :" ._s:4% PE :.--; -- Lt ' he Longer Your Ad Runs The LesS It Costs Per Line Per Day Rates For Consecuhve lnsert,ons—NO Change Of Copy by Al Vermeer - PRISCILLA'S POP s c'' AE\ (Ai&t4I ? ,1 SAJICES) 4ILtRE4 ) T-4E POTATC )OMAS. -E IP [7GET CA4 •\ M1 JAWS IS) 73 MINIMUM CHARGE) AP4T.' -A< M! tJ'LL AE T-1OUG C C L L E GE! ___ T-4E' SOE GET T TiLJ\ 3 LineS MinImum - = All adi.rt.4,.nS appear.nQ ri 5jnsorØ Herald 0" ss,-dneida. A.,tomat,calIy be placid in Thur FAMILY BARGAIN Ni 555 da ? bu 4 td tC SC I 'ON P! y add,iOnal t SC-C homes ri the IrCI Adierl,SCrt yhoid ,riC$dt thy ri cOmpu"9 thir tlrriid •L 1c 38c a ir'e 2$C a line 72c a line 1 tPiru 4 times S Ittru 70 times 71 times I (f Mile Help Wanted ___ Ii ' 0 ... *....'t iI• n(- r 1111111 IV - - I - uS Platform 41 41 I A Is I by Bill HowrilL. SGT. STRIPES...FOREVER CLASSIFICATIONS io"n1, 7,l;i4 lPh RIF vx*'tJ 4l)'l'Tt _) \_4q) VJAhT A - ih'i I VJOVJ 'flT t t1P'5 tI1' c-Oc (Ri,T,!16! c PM' \ I ( .zI — by Gill Fox B 1.1 s—PersonalS 3-AnnouncementS a—Cards of Thanks S-In Memorlams -BusinetS Opportunities I) -1 ___ 7—Instruct lOfl 8—FInancial S Employment lx - ? — ----- . vy CAPTAIN EASY tit pITT:... ,c,LrRE P' LAWYER. a' th '.rooi EEP 1414 1'IME.. AWP C-4VE L) ThE Lt" LJT TP4E MI5I CC5) NEI,'ER TURPJEP UP.. .r_L p4.w: c cC I It Se he '!uuuIj 1 TUt'M - _____ / __ by Bow.n & Schworz THE BADGE GUYS ' I 44E WA 1-. Real Estate For Sole - r t . I I I t ____ . ,iM p. ','! WA A PE T Th-' OT TEN WJTAT1ON OF PQINO SW,4,i1 . 43-Camping Equipment 44—Sports Equipment ,4, ',','l Merchandise -- --SO-Garage Rummage Sales A' SI-Auctions $7-Wanted To Buy $3-Swap And Trade / /- $4-EquIpment For Rent 5$-MIscellaneOuS For Sale SSA—Household Goods Se-Antiques Si—MusIcal Merchandise 5$-Store And Office Equipment ç c— I--- — ______ 3LONDIE i..E,,',.,.. " y-.E.'S S SLJC'-i A - - - i'5 D GO OW' )A H. - - I - ,j I,.-' -E '-.E'.E ) iPi . - -. r.E_.,. ,' ' V 15 '.i3 3iA...,. ETI4E - O . ri2E,) •—' .J- I Dy l.,.fllC TOUfl, -- I , ( fl"' -! -' (_'_. " P 59-Machinery And bolt $0-Building MaterIals Ti'.G '.2 A ' - 4OELAC5 - c'' ñ L s '' I — O " A. 3 G NIGT' IS ,i IA .-4 ___,t 41—Lawn And Garden Equipment '" ((:1 ' 4s-' .A F "' ''%, $7—Livestock And Poultry $3-Pets And Supplies 64-ClothIng Transportation r t a L!1Li BEETLE BALLEY -r \WEL.L-, FEE"4.. .' ''Y °----H I I _______________________ - pOA\EASA' OF "A'' C.E r -• ri , -__________ _ c /',,,_,/j ( -'7 I ThEVET '4Es\E.ELe. LET c. i-IELL 7-Truck And TrailerS 7$-Autos For Sale L.IP QE'.,S ., - Mon Walke- .,-.. __________________________________ 70-Travel Trailers 71-Auto Repairs Parts - Accessories 73-Import Autos 73-Motorcycles And Scooters $I s4rfi.. , WELl. R 'r.i/4' E 4 i Your Direct 1. ni Ad 0 epa rime nt TwO bedroom unfurnithed hOuse. Also one bedroom garage apart men? 571 2153 after 6 p m Line to Dial 322-26 1 1 or 831-9993 CLASSIFIED! ! - :tLjrra1i I , lie Cci'- .'.t't-cidyS b.fret4O3nh!O ',yrl 0' canCel iour ad for "r fcI'o.s'rtg day and $ -a.rda,s bef-re 2 flCOfl I _________________________________________________________ ___________________________ XRRY CLIF'IIC By George Arnold's professors were twins for the little boy's 5 newborn kittens. He named them "Liberals." Six weeks later he was still trying to sell them but had now called them "Conservatives." When asked why the names had changed, he said "Oh, now they've got their eyes open!" A wild B Sll.ill 111.11111 . facturnig plant vit1i 1thutit 6(1 ('lI11)lUetS. furnished 3 bedrOom house. Phone 322 2097 or 372 3750. TiE" . PAYTON ANY rent for the ClasSroom-s -_ 1 — - ' - out of y'our paychecks. do s'oti? Nor are you d4ited for H OUrs THE PHANTOM i,ET lifE ,YPIA'I ., ,. I io vilit "E5E Ci'1CPL Of Ci',,LFS I PIC4.E! tiPE MC)RE Kl.L'hG i't.S BEEN EPOUGPI B' T'iESE MiSi,EP BY Ii:5 PtOPI.E VitG W'eO WOU..D BE C'' O YpiE JJPI..F' ', p4 ,,_ ______ t-' / ECiDf -) ''\ - he grulubled. tIIt 9(Yi of all AtIl('rilallS s1oreover, the meager "Dr Crane." 1 attended 3.das' busillrss SShO get pa dIttkS eser' (lividends paid to those vital steek or month. but don't stockhldt'rs •'1io have seminar recently. it was addressid b si-s (JI)eratt' a farm, factory, risked their savings to build store or even a poptorni the factories, now are lucky eral UtlIt ersitv profe%s(lrs. - would operate OW big dustrie-s. -' sas.0 See t today -' - 830AM to 5:30 P.M. ' / - I '... I - .. SATUR DAY - pay niudu of the taxes CIfl Uu,ist'rsities. I Would ;: E.clusive - How's Ibis fur ,il,*" Neat 7 bedroom. kitchen equipped on corner lot f or only 5)7.000 See I' nowl It won't last long 4 lie bribed them to dO 50 - Bernember, without such base been regarded as a ular pay checks, thus don't enclosing a long - stathped, hiase to worry about over- return envelope, plus 25 liberal. fram. at $13,330 mighl be Ihe hr buy for the money 1 SnniWd Near Pinecrest Shnol 3 bedroomS. 7': bAthS. gnu' 5u4i family rootri with fir eplac.' Scs eerIe.) porch and ll Ihe ralra in lhll, area s that make hO We Have Many Other ', Ste fl stro iii St$ P0k Realty 533-3420 NIghtS. Sundays & Holidays Call 222 4*35 377 4.i3ê 37 603 3 ---------------- - the )Oj)Ulitr 1xlitital plupa- torr taxes, Insurance, depre- of iii, new..ap,r. •nriu.lng • lOni ,TAR T OR CANCEL "OUR . D N• xi' DAY gania against "Big Btisi' càt'o'i. obsolesct.'nct'. Un. tent, to os.r typIng ml prfnilnr 30 N Park Ave .323 4133 Available nightS t 377 23 t.inp.'d. .,Mr....d .n..Iop. sad 8$ p&ud bills, etc. t L.atl.a.) Cupytgkt 1812. of kis AlIraytse I hedrOOIfl 3 haIti home loft, with trailer Near Schools anstopping The "Whole Thing" fo 'IS-COO '..ALL UNTIL NOON TO e*'i .h,s yur.i ,.nd br $100 PER MONTH IS Il pUU PAY fOr thuS 3 bedroom, I StIll with panelled family rooni it s meal and clean F urtt $1.90 (lOnfl takes it and Sun's by AppoinIlneri? ST. JOHN'S REALTY I' desirable Cell today for details Available s.t afternoon Pleat, ne*Iy painted insid, and out. dci bedroOms. 1 bath. $13950 fur couple cc small family Nra THE TIME TLSTI() I IRM 5 tlQ Pt Stemper Agency -- Seminole County R,.11cr three bedrooms, I bath, Sur.iaI id MIMNLKORs.APIDO WPie I 1818£ tr etc Estates. Cash ouwn and attur 177 4991 undav 377 1)71 $. Mortgage. 323 7931 $ vi - ,.,'i ,'. ,', i ,I • (1,' .1,4, , I 4- I proIrsSiOflh% liarpet mt-suits rent blue Lustre Electric Stian,qiyoit 51 pen lay .u,e'? o Al/hOt tS C lIWNI I ORE SINGER STRETCH STITCH 1,11, 30 like new HouSCbOOt equipped, private. 54300 See ri building A, Sanford float Works On Hwy 115 ' -7 ' -Y-,i"m.im .1 5 - - , ' ______________________ ' Trucks And Tra,lers 74 drive P3 JeeP Wagon i'frbv II r,,,tor tran5rnitsuofl a"' I'r''n' 312 5947 'C lmantfr 1 *CeeI _____ -- '.' .' - ' Household Goods '- - ,i • -. ''. -, ' .- :i:' '- -..''s.i,.1 - ., ' , -• '' - - -. E ii? I lt ' u ', ' Mussuerg 15011 hObo 410 *-th od u'utable cfiobi, 01 jc3tl fl4iitiIiOii 115 Il) 61111 Su e - - C ' 0 - ' ' '---- 4, ,i,Iig '' - -- ' --. ThIS PilIWSPAPE does not accept HELI WANTEI ADS that In dlcates a preference based on age from employers AGE the covered by IN DISCRIMINATIC 4 EMPLOYMENT ACT More Iflfo(fl11 tic may be obtaIned trout the Wacjt' Hour office at 719 Carlane NE 12490 BuildIng. Seventh Avenue- North IIorld,% 33161, MIami, lelephorlt' ISO 5,91) kfloAiflqlY Tr - I ''' -' ,',,..,' " ' m',' - '.' - t0( (ltOtIItIt'cI - ' I a-r 5' -1.1 ,yt-u4U 54 ,_i,iiiIi.iiIJ .------'--- . -- Rt,,'l1t1 - ' - Electonic Test TechnicIan -'- t' : , - . -' • - i . . - ., - — - '._l-4 ,1 ' ill i'4i ''I'.- , ' ' - - - - ' .:,'. ' t, 4, - .'. , -. - .' ,- ',' * --' -' , '-4 ----- . . ,.iN i - 4E .- ''• j'_i --"- -----------_ --, AL5 ORiLLINC. I .- . -, - '.'' -- i .ti .4_it ha V' S - --------- '.i i. -IOPP S C'UID T EL.L'1 ' Material Scheduler ' Complete Benefit Program Call 323.1260 or WrIt, P 0. Box 117, 3 lI"t? Ati- -SS 04 .'' [,'3, 13 'y\e,', $16 50 $4O 0 tine Ad---'S6 72 S2? 00 SoI O Orlando, Fla. An ictual Opportunity ftt4s S lint! ."I- - S 40 - -- a, --ti" Get In On All The Action Clerk Typist .', 1.1db -- - A IL E - Locksrnsth " 4, P.5 ',l - - ;.5 'U - l -- - -' tO ' GIa'-, MIIOIS 51 , .4 ' - -- : i:: ,- :'-i -,' , at - .', re'pairl, stgg %ILjLAYED BRICK Call I.': ''*1 or 323 1..A77 -ti __ S CERAMIC SI-lU' 4. '-m'o 7 I - ir-',' - - -34: -5' THE WiNTER PtJI-4 .,j's91)iI bodler 'ning 1-4 4111 11 jfl 595.4 - ' - ii' . 4ILEMAN fA V -- -, - _i.w3 %500 , ie I-4,_i ,'ia- ',q ,, -- ,,'-i,i',bppr'..UWf'-% .,..,',w-'' • .'-Ili-'. -en, I,, i j , , j,. h.tU A -. t yl 'P)".'s fl ______________________________________ — -.*. I1rrlqa IulOfl I Dr I lit rq IC . 40AR ,I ' , .euv,lIrt '4-mOS0000IC 3211.5-I? ',4_442'i .." '":° , I',.e'4 "' If.' -. - Add. P's Iui inlq. u,-- - -o' :' - I : '' • . - - 4, ia-f SpecialSerlces -014 your is) •,3p '.: - , _ '-------i ,p 3) $37 ,,,'r, ,",' T'..__ - tee at ft1 iflllIlt'tIIuIIt' tlt't'(i '' ' Sanf ord----Divis ion I II 4 - - )2) 1153 - i ' ii Shoe Repair - ' . 1' ' ,E"t 1.1 .-'' s A,N CiJl4ij --v -l.tJnI)re11t*.fC.JA4nvm-t1 r', '(3m - ,i QOC qi Oi.f Au) '/ ---• " • -. --- —-;.se 5I,5i74l'i( _ "EN YE R repairs. Pdfl*i -sn work, Ir.m,ng fli' ' Carpeting - I 'boards, Truck Lettering. & 4th 31 . 173.1972. ,.l,'tord Av - ':2 'ti - - I '2 '643 5iNS Plalt'C Neon, -iER 5 - " - F 1.3 - " 'i -.'jIijuu Ifl - 371 edUF ' - ..-r -Jr tØU.-,Ii d4SllV%)'i, e'flLC. -' '. ._-. ',,., goal J il kfl .,nrent,eI) 30 yr5 :' '. •'. U -___________________________________ ' - -..v':':C' ' ' "': ' ..-- STROMBERG CARLSON SIGNS ' T_'. "T. ,i 01 ' - I'--il',ii' DEALt. 14 AUTO SALES iiuSt1,ismSl'u-iIs I! - • ___________________________ B t a U?P C i C - 'I • - - ' I ___________ erglisS wo'S Imee esi '1'.'.' 5" '1 ' --P ' :- . .542 fit 2'') 1-as! Lm,.i-I 1464 1- cird Stat ion Wagoii 1911) Monte Carlo Spool CvOe r IS6e000g,.fullPow, 1510 Hornet (Ra,nbl.nI 5Sjmi ('art 550 dd*fl Call 321 1:K i3ØP-, SETS 523 tIP Mitt EWS 'ill Or Au'.,,- in i' I:-, 4'.' -- , - ,'s-rit rig or small rep's '' Cr io ,t :c"J ,gur Piume' 0 0 'r,'e 12) 4566 I'S Yr, eatiec'Vnc-' C .pert Paint & Body. • Assu me Payments 1111 ' , 4 uAL ES & SER'4 -- - - C( v I( C 'C' •. - - 14 ,05 '4I.u,i-"' 14 ' '.1 BiLE *u.ii.-.: 111 111 c" - A -_______________________________ . ___________________________________ Autos For Sale 75 -- , - i - ' -- VI -. -entorOresim4MmflQ,Z0s ,5 ' r ? - on ar .iii, Sr xjri .42 i'4.i II ,', 'i Ai-i •-' - I i,jir,1 E iCC'lIen! Eiellent hlOr'lJ.t 197?. 750 CC otiCr 41-5 umnd I-Ii 51195 Or eSI -- 5665 tIl-PI _i-,j - oil rnjae% & model' '.--.0014 5 5€NIPII, CENTER i Itt 5? S.inIormi SINGER ' ' AytntO_IIYC , 'ue,r -'- - -- s, - 'flu4. nt Ii 'ii $ 'i-5if 5 --:"PE Il' Vagnole Ave ._.- ' - 14'. • '•' -' ifl( i --" -i ' ' - ,, .'- !','r R,a,00dOlC rIe's C.11l d.' - - ' ' - -- - " - - --_ CO'iPLE1E S (2811E HOME SEP/lot' St irtmnqs Nvrr - - .'Qfl UI lily rQQffl5, U -.-- -"5- Canon's rr.Urfls. (ou ' -, - - - i ''" Sw,n . *131 -- __________-3 I. Ii LANN SEP. " I '.4-, 4/i /4'- -eEE ESTI,MAT0 i 323-1(127 ' i' ii - . $,i4i'mii. 2,i4I.ipui -''Si'4 \,'-__ ,' ' ,____,- Sports Equipment - I? Wnrirslrr riflO. l6gauue i' tuii ii ',Iiclguil plus Shells $75 rit I I*I fable. All ace'ss>riet. S'S I . --'hI1( Au?Inur_ . ' ________ I .'.iNu, 4.IA(P-4iN1 I ,jttEjA"lijICS i Ic S 'l 'i' , 'ji)5tC5'.td - p.i 1),, l,ii' 4 ii At 56% or 10 p,tprnenI% Of $1 C.ill (red-I (lept SANFORD si: iS I NO I Pitt I-i ).? (- ,,sI Itt SI I:? 9itl Ii ill -, ,-,,- s . ' i Motorcycles And Scooters ,_ 4 I -' - I ''.'A - - ' A1 Iyp.S of carpenter and oe-n' ____ • — 13 - '- I' Up P III LV-.'.'O't' iIla.gtil SPilt. rJd-0 htjttr *0' uJmnper 52130 323 5926 322 '46' IS,- ul -0I is- -PU Vui'uiI srI ...miai 3134.) &i,ilfin' IJIl,' iniif tilt' ',treb ISreutilul $15, Shatiow boa - S--IS bedroom tel, s.o,nplolr, SIlO Dinette WI. churs, 575 All like new 337)111 44 - '' condil,cn thiAi 3,'85t4 SSA 66$ lBS eveS - 'A..; (I t'," .'sS REEL S BODY SI-sUP li'i4 SA"/"1 A,i.'.,r C ,itiifl Cruiser IS' 15 1$ I' Jplius-il -' ,nolor Tandem Iraiier 5995 reasonable offer $35 9757 firm .: auto parIS 112 - -I ,,LORc.I' WILSON PLAC( Open Saturday MornIngS kind of a private offici', busi: tax exemption. Uncle Sam sr,unii bedroom home Ideal lu r,umeroUs uses $88100 Owne4,11 finAntC CITY iaclutvc thiS 3 b,d,00iI - - The 9(71 who recesse reg- Logic and Political Tricks, 511 on Wekiva includeS year old 105 central NcI and Ar Goods ,- i IIA- I (,%, ,',ip, & Sn'.ti.rd 2...- 1.1 - i''.' .v"' 1'')US 61.4 656.) " ?lOni Psntnq DIII) Call 373 17713 ird ltisuIatb01t' AttIc £ PARTS P4w I & 5ar'ln41' New S cleannu _________________________________ " -. OS C riU I-if rId fully equipped ruIl,1L40Ut, 30 III' P,tt',c ,,iolOr. $900 RIVERFRONT Eacellent condition Here'S yOu, chan(et Only 5 19300 pay 5 to 61. 10 Common Fallacies in bedroom. I' bath 'S leSs then For at that titus.'. 1 was head"' nor corporation arid - wits. also; inclined to) "swallow business taxes, plus iris-enAl.sr. .rft. to nir. Crane In ii• 9 00 A - M. to 17 NOON ueighbo(hOod Assume 5', percent CITY-- Encfustve Thu attraclivi couldn't obtaiti anis' salt' for 1105S. farm or fatto,iv, WHY SOCIALISM get th'eir "net" profit only his bonds, and 'thus the DEVELOPS When 1 55.15 t(-achillIg )SV- AVTFR titer have paid 0f U.S.A. would go into chaos! ehologv both at Gcurg(' all their hills, including So send for my booklet ness.' 'I' lkges- For t.tiose svlio run an 311.900 7IOOAMELIA---OWNUR ustom home, F 1,1 li'urnAc 3 hr room, hardwood floors, air, alt garage, full tiled balh, beautiful Irud5( aped corner E is. rllnl mortgage 32) 6253 Ltpt.r a chet.-k eadl week, tunis on those bonds. tllOt1IhI 'l- or prisato' c'orporatituis to take home and spend as private banks meanwhile as ss cli as small business ht' 5s'is}It•S. Seminole Sporting - ' , "I-V )"-' Sur'1.'m it e '' - :--',i-g-', C' ' • -' .- i:: , I 'uU U -- lmii f shellS 510 372 9193 1)011'S (SAl I & TACKLE. 919 .'d is? '1 - Live (tail, Grocer ii',. fts','r Also flail Shop 206 Sanford Au,' PfrS 69 Open I ditpt 327 6729 A5',urnr S , 1-i- r enl 01 I. OAPI 611 (amel'a Court, Sunlanul I tidrflt I bath, IN UPlAND NEW CON Dl lION Sweet oranges Anti tangerines in landscaped yard $17,500 Owner 373 6253 - , C ,li - i' • -_ .l,"ATIIEU FIXIT SER'/IC ..'rt st b t'C'uilt •'.,. e p lid1ft C Ap Auto RepaIrs Parts Accessories ,, i.t.i.ii I I4ryolver-'31 SpecIal, never led, - AKC. - 4, r' -1 ',4,iri , IV.' I Ii",'.' ' l'• • wee-at $45 .Snir'i,il I-jAsOn Iten'n'-$S 122 71 .4 ,, . -- .' Minualure. Daiihshufld. femaleS, black and tan - (1 , ,, 5114'.'' cE 21 Hour Service & Rep.a.ns or CeriOl-on-nu. tefr qertliOr ',urt-ord , e • !.g •'ea!r-J LoyCAble', $30 535 307) Saurolers after 6 and weekends OrItimiuJo 7930112 Sarfomii 32) 5961 P lii I' 141 At I v 4' - '2 Itt 51 I?) 7)13 annually Home has nil It.' ,-. 'rn', (hIlt are running their own bonds! btlSint'SSes) },ave a lot of If MAYFAIR - Eiclusive know wPial a real estate do'lar buys .n Sanford, you well knOw that thiS 3 bedroom. 7 bath wIN Florida room and many e,lras s a real bargain at $37,950 grove producing ltosl 1.000 hours fllediC.*I 0113CC 011 Yslichigiun Nowadays, too, politicians "And ut lunch OIIC (if tlIClI) Aseriuc in Chicago. I WOkC try to win' our votes by cit. ing the 18.000 wealthy obj,ctt%J to the high puthts "P .st! For then I learned that Ajnerlcat,s who 1)aid no inof American industry. ' those 1(YL of OUT population) c'ine taxes last year. 'lie Openly ads odted So- who are not getting par But Uncle Sam coaxed cialism, where Uncle Sam cheeks from art employer them to buy his tax-exempt ROBSON SPORTING GOODS ItedrOom, I bath masonry borne in Sanford. close to school and shopping Outside needs some paint As is. 517,500 904 175 216) ivel betweefl 7 & 9 PAOLA - Not a sacrifice, nor a bargain! lull a modern. beai.,tful 3 bedroom. 7 both concrete blcxk and brick priced right On ap prOaimately 6 acres with S acres in to aserage 51, and that's nned subcoi-l' stand! 'But they Later, when I Opefloxi my inflated dollars! sciouslv hostile to our pri. \Vashingtoni arid Northwest" st-ages of their employees. ;iONOAYthru FRIDAY 5,yr,I()rQ 5 S-iII'S LtAII" - - SPiadil thots - ,( .4 P1 Care lrnpmoVcnnent' HOlTIc Air CondItIoning _____ _____________ on your lot fluild,nq Movers Mrs Winter Park, 641 5300 - to Our larger emitraliled localori it 2927 Hwy Il 92 Sanford 1'l7a it") (hAntJlnQ our name to 14085011 MAW 1141- tO bellCr Sirs'- 41.1 11111 Park. Sanford 377 5991. Nights, 37) 1167 Houses For Sale 31 s- WE ARE MOVING The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! - Registered EL .'SiAP1 5-liC?, Female, 1 11r 1.ath.-m parts Scm .. r used mAChine's MOONEY AP PC lANCES, 32)0691 mu' r ',ol -i I4r puppy AXC Whte mae r'mi-riINS, I0 wh'le f.male 2 4 r :-- ,j Shots 3225515 ,'.lLSOPl MAIIR FURNI TullE buy Sell tr,lde 1?? Slui ill 3531 1 irsI St - i-v _____ Yorishire Terrier. A P.0 Req Ps'.iic Pi yrt old Phone 377 7161 -. MIscellaneous For Sale ' UP 0 date wa' ,'r :r :i,' SHOP THE EASY WAY! Req German Shepeed Pup 1.-es Cell 373 6794 after 6 p m PluSeS moved 10 your lot Block Aol Irarne Price includes house. per mIS, moving, new foundil iOfl Boats and Marine EquIpment 42 - 'he most convenient art1 .__.. ( t'.iJ 6 wit old 7 males 3?? ___ this director', NIll tlfld r'- 'i \ " ,'; :,.', ' :,,n'eenence Perrr,Si'i'r? residentS and niewcorr7 \ _ I " .', - ,( [ - - ', I ' ' '-'i-'The - I tire i1sted for -,tr s, - / - F / - I AiC 0.1 Space ticater, tank, 5.1S Odds & era-IS 323 5857 aftc'r S Duplea lot wAffled. Sanford area Will pay caSh . 0 Boa 139). FIa 37789 Winter -- Court Justices) furnish the salaries of your secretaries insurance on 'our working the ht'at, 9uarters, plus \!e(1 dO VOl.1 kIlOS'.' wluy' lights. utilities, janitorial \Vell, I then belonged to services. (IC. ,rt ii ''I' 1.. .,.s iittu,iAt' ,it 1141 REDUCED Large I borm . 2 hAIti, 7610 H,wtha Ave at Il 92 Flit room. w w carpeting. ceo h a — -----37) 4357 Business Property 28 For Rent JIM HUNT REALTY --_________________ New commercial building to leatc. 2321 I'ark Or 322 2115 over 1.000 Sq ft With offiCe after hourS. 3770645 or 372 9281 space 1'. East oft 1. Pt 46 Call 323 5620 C A Whiddbri. Sr. Broker wh,.re you work! Nor lo you school princi. • pals (and esen Supreme - .iu reage PYLAP4D REAl - I' 3 Speed Spider bke, 518 Wt Ni ED LISTIPIGS We h,iiuO buyers for t'1-u''- S .ini Payton 1-'nb a Poc burrOughS Adding Machine, electric or manual Uo%lilch Boastomatic eleclric Stapler 377 0256 - Real Estate Wanted - — j V , f I ennile 1-'oodles S aus old AK C re.j,strred.Wol'medCall 377-5717 I - in ,j 14 .'.1.00WU1-1 S&A1-lDf-PICEPIIER 601 celery Aye - .U2 39711, - For example. OU millions - ,,,, / ' Pets And Supplies 63 bIn I',-i REPOSSESSION 37 Neal, clean, furnished house for rent, with fruit trees and (jarauc 1)1 SdIOOI teachers dont pay 55 5' / 'Ilir. - __-- 141 NT A lIED WiiiIilily, fl,itiy lIs',IS C. AR ROLL'S FURNI TURF 116W tsISI 12? 3)111 17.60 Skyline Call $31 2)2) Dealer furnished 2 bedroom home on small lot 510.100 1 --- Two bedroom. two bath furnished home on If acres 5130 month. '. ____ 'tW. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. Near Churches - I EquIpment For Rent Mobile Homes - THE SHOPPERS - ' - 54 - -— LP%,I: Wanted To Buy -- ,- uii f — (ASh 372 -41)7 I or uSed furniture, ,-Ippli,ir%i iS. lcxlt, etc (toy I or ICO.)I Ii,"', C .1?" y '. P.t,in 5. 215 ian' ,,r i,l A vi' GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 37) 3500 323 5200 Sanford Hwy I? 97 1-4 iver Lot wutti tr,ler ni',r A',lor sew 57700 wIN l,rms - - Yr old Registered Paint Mare 3?) i.' 1.11, lOS 'Ai' buy or Sell çr'r p.- e or household Consignments .'.-'IcOrIie Ir -ntrr-nIiori Call '.1an-i Vet r,ll-(,mi, 322 9920 S.infoe 0 A,, ii ot P-la, 17 97 Sar'f 'i'd 30 two Furnishcd DELTOPIA bedrooms, available now, no pets Security depoSit 511 1010 . .,-, - , 7mi vse'%tof I IOn H*y 1.6 373 7701 1 COp n' 52 - — Saddles, Bridles. Halters I'UllI IC .S(J( I IOPI I urry Moni1.iy Nit" FREE!' Aluminum Skirting with every OutplAy model toll now Itiru Scot Weekend Camp 2111SI "Just a Handshake Away" I1)t WEST FIRST STREET, SANFORD Orlando Ph. 644-1912 Sanford Ph 322 '141-5 -/o'biw1'3'-" ",'s-',drnrid.! on' LlvetockAnd Poultry Auctions lumn-Shed mobile hone 2 ItuIr in 312 5659 hOni,' on 5t,,id,'d 101, wñlIS parirlt'd. carpet, and "asy kitchen to work ri 510,900 - -- -- - - -25 Houses Rent Furnished ')&I Rarr.t'tr NagOri. gd " ul.tOn. Pi(CPt Irafl%miSSiOn, $''( DIE'S TACt. P0011/ Three grave plot, oak Shaded. Evergreen Cemetery S-ISO total 34 67 - & lllh 9 to S p m 370 W Lab" Mary filyti - Lab. Mary Many MiscellaririiuJs bnnS t,etwee'n Sanford and Deflary Of f Port Florida Roitti Phone AM "" 413). Detinri or Orlando 617 MID-FLORIDA DODGE, INC. -- So CI Sanford .API'ORT SALlE 1-ru P. 5yl 00 I) tOil 'fui Leisure World f.tot,le Plume Estates and Marina on the from 51) l'iu) ',t JohnS Rivet .?ui(h includes home & lot A fal,ulOUS omrnunIy, *itti all fit,l,turS on I? 97 recreational Three Bedroom Ill Garrison Drive. 2 bedrOom ___________________________ houSe Information ifl windOw - to support Lots & Acreage 33 In older loved borne wIN lotS of 365 S)I1 space for a large family New-i ,tctien, corner lot with tli 1,earing avocado tree and traultul %hrut)t)i'ry Price 577.500 b'..' liii I iriji' trn.iI'r hit leIu.lui ''u Sk) ulowli t,il,,'' i. 5 Country Living JOPIP4PIY WAL '.1 14 (_iii IlWl t .'.0 ? Al -IS best in this furniShed 7 beclrOOni 7 bath block hum,' on TRAIL.( 14 SPACE FOR RENT 5S approuimetely I acre. garden Plet r C.,-ruv .t. 545 mu C all 31-4 spot, ,',ll fenced S2SI*3i.) or 385 150? - (.icr V.5l 1-LEA MARKET I yes v Sturdy and Sunday Plwy 17 6 Roorn%, 7 full baths. ,ylt.,.hi'd qarage. corner lot, fenced Air conditioned fly o.ner App? 372 5525 Houses Rent 24 thenii their salaries? V7Va formal dining room, fully car oiled, enclosed g.iratji' VA. EllA & Convent ion,il F mmmii, rig 671 11160, Ray Crank._fluilcier Country Club 3 fldrm , CII. Iitrue orner lot. eacelleol condition 513500 327 2599 One bedroom apartment. newly I decorated. completely furnished Air conditioned, TV Reasonable râti5. Orange City 775 2155 55 St(ill tIl.tt trally furItlsh('s in rate farmer or store on the meager 31 or 41 rt•- I disposal, range and dishwAsher, . ONLY 1 1 ---- - -- ill 059 P/iiarig Mach I ji.I AutO TranS - Air, Pi7*.r I-# TireS. low Milage Call 177 Yi after 4 00 p rn liii' equipment preSently n%IAll". iri churcheS that we removed "m,tie wa., for larger in%Ifurr.rr?S IdeAl for another churCh. %CP'O<u 1 or the home Two are $400. orb. 51.100 pluS colt br rernos.'1pr',iCe ario ntYau'ai'o Organ Church 'nlept'one MuS.r, rImntSI'CeP 'N tOri'.-ie'.m"' i'I.' .i'irflily ,sr.d ijIlir C.i,lPr-. 4 -i i-.itiy (lathe',. ttam'd and lypelmrlem 01 nii-stpllitnrioris .Iems Saturday v 141 5 00 7111 Oak Ave Featuring -i cmplQtC lflS"C?lO3fl Of tour car and lfl chiding a Fi-ie Point ENGINE PERFORMANCE that'; right. the SERVICE CLINIC l TESt! V't'r.. No obligation on your part whatsoever, "FREE". But, we're antIcipating a lot of cars on those three days so won't you please call for an appoIntment. The CLINIC will be held from S to 8 P.M. and the coriplete Inspection MIll take onl' about 21) mInutes. • HWY 11-92 at S POINTS 323 6700 i4,l,',i")t I 0141.2.11', -Ne lair' 'hr.,' ftaIl,. n ttird,ird sled tOnSOIC organs .t7i separa' Garage-Rummage Sales -0 Houses For Sale CLINIC ', CENTER VW 'I A CONDUCT 7?'. l/J K I N (' - -' - ______________________________ — KIN(,SISF WW'i' fJr ih. home. 3 t,l'troor'i',. 7 bill' central heat and Air. kilt befl w I oc h Ar nor I Rdr m - C 8. 7 bath. pool, fenced yard. en h a. fully -impelt.d, double garage. d,Sri y,.i',ter 5.34.500 377 7599 1.1 are such professors hidden expenses. by prollilsing they would ry so biased against the no boss gives tht' nit have to par any taxes TsIE COg'sZ. AI'4' 23 • 51 MUSICal Merchandise I lowhoresville!' .50041 S S'a'sr$arl 5nIf? D4.m' '?r.i Clean. avid OfiI'f $601 Icrri CAPS 1,') i"4FI I F1'S 5)6 66 Vu Bug. Ar. WhIm 446vfl FaIIsan1. Blue ,,9u,-,j Sedan' % 'i-a C. lean 7', N 7' .e Velt(y TriOle dresser - .tt-) m,rror, bed and spr.ncj% & mattresS. walnut finiSh I. he new 517% Pecl,ri.-f, 'jrrrm" 530. C) rn.'l'r. ,, lb 9, h4 rs 115 1)) 11k) are 5 - i)', Id Sedan Aulnm"''ia'.c i,.) PfauUr"Ah de PrirtAhIe stero wIN 'r 377 303) two endings - —, (104W station REGIONAL SERVICE ' "1. J(V4,.,',irnr.i-,a 1j,e t,,-Ir. 7 bar ',Ir,I ylI u - rh cc, Irpunir compartment Twin ii-4Ir.'n'sbPth wth mattresses. I S1., -ACI rxker and I rer.luner ru 25*6 So I re'flChAvi' Apartments Rent Furnished (,Tpf(P% '4 (3) )i-,,'i,' TV? She said IUSPPY - -- - F.tleOtC ylCder ').' WILL $1395 il lli rO 1 ! im-r4u i. 311 "4' 3)5 10. and 5.40 30 Some wIti AM 1-PA radio, I *ilh I t'.s'i lape TrirmS 5VAilithl1. Call Sar 4-(P 0.01 177 9111. or se,. at SAle ii, mi F 1014(3 SE WING. C 1st C)ownlriwn oti 17) -- MID-FLORIDA DODGE, INC Pen Air Cnndi?ior'e'rt - 31 lsr.ah.s av'-d tf.0?nq A A I 'ricliFon $tiO' OCTOBER 17, 18 & 19 7OVW SEDAN P/aple Early AmericAri d,n,l?C Harvest lhiø with 7 rlearr,r' t.-r- u , n. 51)', 17? )7uI - --- _____ ON TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY - BANK RE.POSSESSIONS TA K F DV E R PAY M EN I S %C! ii - -----.------ 1)71145 Three Fireplaces I ______- ______ 41—Becycles 42-Boats and M.arine Equipment TNA'r SAP4MOARS.I?3fledroorr Trailers & ApIS 7 Adult parkS. 7 Family parks 3StS P-fisy 179? SanlOrd 1?) lV) Dii Wi - - ., iV'iH1j 1, WINTHROP AU... I4T, I'LL. KE4' Wi NTHP AT I-OYIE LJNT1L 1H O'GE AN EP'SWC ? THE W'... I I 34—Business Property 37-Real Estate Wanted ______ Recreational by Dick Covalli A HE VL&'3 eo j?Gf. E 3$—Income & Investment Property . (1 KA N rTziA"T I - _________ 31-HouseS For Sale 37-Farms & Groves 33-Lots & Acreage Homes AREctN L AES OF <AJ,JA!4, \ ' D 9-Wanted To Rent I GUEcI I'VE ULJT T A IREEN TP-4L4B. OU"3. MAN, WA 4AVE "iOLl 10 A'/ FO OUELF 7 _____ A I - 26 1 1 21—Rooms For Rent 22-Apartments Rent Unfurnished 23-Apartments Rent Furnished 24—Houses Rent Unfurnished 2$-Houses Rent Furnished 24-Mobile Homes Rent 27-ReSOrt Property For Rent 2$—BusIness Property For Rent I • _____ R Rentals &g,4NP! WI 2 2 1$—SituatIon Wanted 17-D.mestlC - ChIld Care PtCE,TI4E'? AVALOPI APARTM(NT. AD U L T NO 116W 2nd St __________ WELAIsA APARTMENTS 111W Itt St _____ 1 - _ dining room chAirs. 1 arrr. 'hair Upholstery goods Phone S tereos I wIll -alt. 1-400 177 '" ____ HARRISS .322-8444 REALTY . I and 7 het1ro'u Modern COMMODORE APARTMENTS 3027 Mainoli,s Ave 373 1310 I ______ - --- -r imaro, ,? 74 4 speir4 •s' ',r'ij-t'no Mat' ',fte' lit i iS - )i -, -,Cr--lev NewpflVt. 7 douse nan 'oct Sri!? vu,',n %ji - --' II) Man'y (0..! canon C#1 0' U /-aImit '44.4 u'yi 0.',' se ,I,,, 1100 (ricii"' C'fiti' tong. Frufecp'ise 445 IIer S p i-n t,iui, i' 0 00101'S! '/'P4 CE1 TEP, P)*'f t79'7 a? S PoInts. 371 91 - -- socv -- r 'Atiript, $" (o'er Z-rj Zags frrir" V I Pir,001l S SE hIl pjr, 54? uP FIlTER 71(1 F hI 51. Down ficatutitully ,n,iti-iu,rril y.Irtt, prl(.-u1 to sell at 516.300 tS,000 oash lithe-, .1 tar cIrIa.ls and viiwnQ - ' IN 1)59 Ol'i led Sng.r , r-,1ar /-,j tvJ - 5-,nfçu) ., r,riiy SUNNY SUNIAND Apartments Rent _____ Unfurnished - I 1 itti I -'-I i 22 IdIIIIIIIII I IS—Mate- Female Help Wanted HA.W IT WA CAGLE, 7&COP GJE±. &'T OW WE KWW I rREuME. W14 ML)T'L'F CC'REf,rlL.LEP 14tt. I'ECA[ ¶p4( NW JRP,.'"C'1/ E'' ' MP.JL1 7279 III Myrtle Ayr _______ 13-Male Help Wanted 14-Female Help Wanted ,.. .- _i. - ----.-- E - LIVE II UP - In ilir mi --"-------1PODC,'PlN,h1an'V'FN - ----- ---- r.nin,j yi.,nl r'.Q -,CPiuOl' Pr-red Ii') 3-A 5391 ' I.f9-S)I Autos For Sale ?S Hot.cehold Goods SSA coed hi? con'?.on' $7700 373 49/) fl)'3'O') ej% lb-aC 10.000 --------------------CU Jeep fihu)i',rCef • *rbeI ir.v* u'OW •nQ-' (i)w mle%nJi' 3.0 24 P4uu' 'icr u-u iii >22 149f Mature per SOn wanted for part true , 'E' thoc (Irk, on weekends Apply .lt '.ii' Santerd Shoe Center. 721 Cast 1st _____________________________ --, Rooms For Rent - 21 mar. to make iiClvCrC% for triephofle saleS offiCe Mull be neAt, alert. per sonable Ocpenclabte car required Available for work immediately Hoilestlesible between' a rn and I p m. Full or par? time Salary, pit commission Apply in person t 3em,rvIe Zoological Soc 'ely. 610 S,ynfprd Atlantic Rank flog ,sr.tcrisn Sanford ____________________________ I -'71 C. - ------------- ---- -- i' Announcements ______ 1-Lost a Found IT.NfsFi"T'! I C RtJt N' M&! k _____ I e r. altar 4 p sn WJVJ MUC4i MO'1 I,,, 'SV*IA h'946 P-4ih performance Pamhier Pan, .Mt,iI sell IM $1?? 1ari5 ,eo0Sse5loe, Ma- rrOd.It i, rPuis'n.frm S-SII lownpa-m,n' ari'j rio L"le t' no Cr#d-t Iayr.l roq,.rert pr us? Mc ?IA"erS g,aranle.'s 'it Piat'4fe' i4s,lr Fuse -appointment felapl'usra 4.64 151 t '5? a?er C p n 331 %tfl ri' 475 1714 Sanford Realty DELIVERY — SALES J -CJ'1, JT 1W'.T (JiU\T1 -, Help Wanted co 59n.t Autos For 3ate - --. >114) PAercedes hOP Phcsne )fl P115 1>71 Ford beer,, 500. 4 lots? F'jhIy d7y.ppad $7)S finPi Me Vee Used 'sea, ii' // 151 (A r7IS*)7 . ,• Get Results by Art Sansom . ( Want Ads , Results-- THE I3ORN LOSER r uelo, lc1rver%need ___ __ - Qq SA I ________ pn about Wit the 'd CANDY MIP Help Wanted U Houses For Sale 3 +'EANUTS, call 373 PSI hofle aan Liberal heart pIeAle vENDING flUSINESS in Sanfd Salary pluS commiSsion 3 ji.i car lot man, eupereen, GOOD INCOME $ j 5 hOUf% _____________________________ LALL REALTY (Sh . preferred but not essential •fienc' in 3,uWQ w.caI Total Price 51.131 ( LOST Miniature ;alI arid PePper KOM tiANDY flurle, and INSURANCE Jo. Creamons Gene oj hØmt%andlCtUP Call 773 p$rsrig cold TE.AS Write $hnau;er, fmte Chevrolet. 3700 5 fiwy 17 97, -.'-.pii;r,1 Miihll• HOmOS. H*y •ç.',- Wfd%, PANY Inc - 3' hI 'ii I '.T.'uTI 1P1',l.IU Al,. Sanford Tt 2 "" 17 97. Ørate City 53. 323 S32 O'hf'' time lOt 0 550 St I iRST SI r','-'t'P p' Reward — — ,.•. pp 372 77',? - i 177 3411 AMERICAN WOOD AAA EMPLOYMENT dachshund Very small PRODUCTS. INC Orange City Slpe,.r InstructiOn - off 1? 92 (sseIberry 7 . ,,r0ay cennQ (fl'P n' 1 C; appIicatlon for saw taking lit tOO' a ISO' homesite will a is Regency So $31 300 fl_A _____ : o,eral0rS. moulder operators, cut -----bedroom home Included hIS (ISV 4, 0f men, Assemblers. lift drlvpr, , water, its we'll as a lovely liviritj Men needed for factory wor MUS' ,%'estr. stacb*i5, and helpers Starting room, %re.nrisI porch, aIr. 51% SOt) t'e able to handle 100 lb b*95 Personals - _______________________ wages for klllt, s so an hour for 2 Prefer applicantS from North ti'iose wto qualify Short qcirk Cassetberry. or Sculf oriari'o McQuillan Male Help Wanted 13 WCCk. (OnPlete benefit prow mn ______ Seminole area 37) 28)0 hr.iI I stat.- 1792 Orfla'y j. for steady wi-s UfoIidays. ss AM Sillor AM 4421 man tO or-ye truCk, lød FIELD REP tvICAt$Offl. insurAnce) Apply 1297 °'' C' -fi-- -. MI S OperiSuntay I 30 4p lii to ,rvtCd and unlOA..1 mAtCral. Arid Ar t the 4 me St I nnwoeI ChArlC5 RcspOflSblC Eve Attot 664 434% nveltiOltC a *fll ptAblShed and j"her yard II Hr NO' OffI(C TROUPLED' Ca' RE YOU _____________ ri Apply - erie4tS Elpanding this celient fringe company Carr growing We for ree eai 7CV . ______ -- - etiave reitJy to move In two P11W ° person alter 9 a area Our corporale team boosts P4 .rC Ath,115 or Teens i three bedroom. I t bAtt home-s. '"' ri Female Help Wanted ' 14 the Idt'S 'in Income P4ome tghest st nice locations C heal, (Arlwtr-iI ----- ---hr • duttrifl Appnintment only ht chen rquipp,'ii ian tidy 71% ii , ierpttOniyt with Swit(hbO.Sr(1 and r ACID ySITPI A OPk4N twecn 9am Arid 3 pm 372 CIM _fr nItuCr Iy i- i' t,,n.i5 urij 'ypng ciperience Reply to fbi PROBLEM i6S, care of The Sanford Herald, PerhApS AICOhO.'Cl Ann -'o.s Sanford. la . 37771 Cari HtP Saul's Agency 1ACH IN ISIS Pne a7) 1SS Io tu lltr1C 1'rrmAfli't pbSitiOfll In hI At 1014', OUTHSEMINOL I.%rnsll (iif( I' ••processing plant Must b WELDERS part time ft S p m I, mAture Di i% 172 7171 12) OIlS c,.u,l'Is older. andcihsS(atlY fit for lifting days, telephone anSwering. I.i,jht •''" ' '' 'inland fly owner 3 bdrrn Air. Hours Itt thU. 7 a m 3 30 P _typing Write P 0 fbi IS - . a r'ioujern ,ipptiantq'S, rilAny e.lress. and 2nd h,ft, 4 00 t m to 17 3° CasseIterry. Fla METAL WOk(RS BusIness Opr,ortunitles 6 flooth . ________________ Lynn ovirlookt lab,' $19,700. 53.0(5) Contact m r :- It yOU are prCeritly employed. p,net3ree:e Farms. South Sanford itoWn owner may cArry 7,iil C SILL AVO. RANCHEI CP-iCCF 5'EAT tNC i.,lieo ri metal fabrication Or mortg age ('hone 322 594? _________ Aye • Sanford Call 611 3°79 ri Mudrtt opening ri ayea - --- ' seldng, cons'der opportunity and __________ vestment up to SaO.000 Aririfll Dunedfl advancement OPening ir iF MANAGER I fledrc'orn, 7 bath. teneçI MATURE WOMEN cr appt - 32)4525 Shop. also field erection rni% down payment and ass'ru 7r.flCC mature for Famous Recipe are for peo)le who need you arid uiorlgge uI 5', per rill Dade City, PlymOuth lOrlAndO -__----_---__---_---___ Fred Chicken Apply in Person Metiarie Dl Station on 75th & receive an Income loot Full lime — a Vacation. 5iCk pay. .'i,i'i,it-'r I );7 ptc LAke Wales for CASh French Take ovtr 57L'i0 temporary assignments as SALES and for if'IdriO opening '(. ni'w overtime. kLES hat itOc. in station 372 9607 lye in iompanons or nurSes No a e high SChOOl Opportunities for — NAN Mutt not fee's Call HOMEMAKERS ITFie personality, e*pasdflQ ifl good A advancement, grAduAlC. Established busirie'St. is-Ork 10 PieS Inquire UPJOHN CO 1425 7769) collect. Call afra'd of people or work lady organilatiOn or man one a ere. 2541 ' I ri-nit, A' 5tfe St . Mr Boatrier No ClearwAter ($13' 731 3563. or operatiOn money maker SI 170 1; 'is" Must have Stlays , MP PImOUth (105' IM 0552 A phone A'lS please All O' k .-; c-'ort .iud tranSportation 10 ihe Sprriu' ______ arid helpers sCldir ,ifc.td riornriOt fOr Lrp'y (Sc-i 11.A .a't Lonuwond Small Children Pho" l',- ,i-'Il t4avr'nna I'rk selling, 1pm I .1 , - .-ri'5 --tIn' lam'ty .oncerned about Ionui PAr' aic '''' $31 7311 -- Stanley Home ProduCts. 3 ladies I mmd' value Modern 7 bedroom ri.ar? time. $50 $75 Call 531 3777. _----wanreo.uni Mn. LPrI, aria iars lior,e with plenty of (O4lveniefl C', -automobile -, Apply Leview Nursing Center ,'i1 sp-.t IPr •t,'l at ',?? %rt'i X PERlE NC ED (),ynnr .',int', III ilr,il rio-.s pAnttr. Apply Service Manager. 919 Cast 2nd SI Rob EndicClt Pontiac Buick Co . Callbart Real Estate 23I Orlaro Dr'wC Sanford is Male-Female - 83 1 -9993 )L I ,._ .1 - -. - l• • UUIIM L.U)I I w i;usw _______ ____ J T1/ •v." / 4 Ciassiiieu - /1eJrcici. U'J H, l9/2--B Fhe S,inford Herald 52' tO P800 DIAL 3U-ZOfl r A-'t OF cJSE YOU MA Ss YOUR AD IF YOU HA'."E A TELE ItIL)NE LISTED IN ' E mpIoytr ____ ' I-'- -- t �Wednesday, Ott. II, the Sanford Heraid , __ WINTERF SUMMERS SPRING OR FALL FAIRWA 'S THE GREATEST OF THEM ALL PRICES LFFECTIVI OCT. 11.17, 1972 toof-A—~PA%to r-, ii 1 -8 Herman L. Refoe Sr. Is Citizen Of The Week' Day Program s ' Women Annual Zion Hop e Slates Flergirls were Regina r VaUnt. l.*sa liwrencc. Katrina Williams and Regina Gilchrist as Jimlu) The ringbcart'T - By MARVA V. HAWKINS m.sii -- '' Von Hope Missionary Baptist Church will hold its annual Women's Day servis Sunday at ii a.m. and S p.m. lTefl(e .11 Jr __4. DA DICE I APOll - - / str'it.t to 't Paul and out ,landing service as choir president froin October 1939 to Dc(vmber 1%5. .• -0 Mrs Dudley is emplo)eo by the Orange County Board of Missionary Baptist Church Public Instruction as a career Family and pastor for their development specialist at tooperiltion ——— Wheatley Elementary School Master Bobby Johnson Jr She has one daught&r Apopk4m son of Mr. anti Mrs Bobby Yolanda Yvette,a senior Johnson Sr celebrated his Mount Dora High School Speaker for the S pm. service fourth birthday with a party will be Mrs. Carolyn Matthews given in ts honor by his Cohen. ;i member of Zion Hope grandmother. Mrs. Theresa / I r lad,_Z~~ . cJ)1 It a 'c' - ...randmother of the groom, Mrs Minnie hooks gore i oink dress ith hite ii'ce1rIes r ' •' & 4v"- , I S Elks Temple. Cocoa; Carlethia Merkerson. secretary of Sanford Elks - . '; f. -- 10W l ____ SPECIAL OFFEII SWINGING PINDULUMJUNIOR give you a dollars randfather Cock value for every tax -ender and %% ore it %% fill black aclololute knit still trs..m)Z from ( I scorit mod 1h I II ri1 1 Iuqu dollar spent! j Ar- ft lb K.C. Steaks 1-Bone Steak - III WL 28 'h 38 ____ L._ .r - '. -' 5 .__ _-•- U - MRS. BERNARD KNIGHT ' to. '. FRYER 5 ' U.S.D.A. CHOICE lb 43c b 43c b SAVE 7 Split Broilers Breast Quarters lb Leg Quarters lb Orange Juice ;.%,/ r - / 47c RE-ELECT 4l(tiI"A i' 69C 79 79 6 35 3,,A9 is ate & Nut Loaf it ake Donuts SAVE 30' R-16 oz. ?°t.E 1. CHERWV untovers :HCC I C 'I isE ) A 40 PIECES PLUS DEP DELICATESSEN Fairway Fresh Ush Cad PRODUCE I' I Z'" Chips Ahoy SAVE 40c ' . Chili with Beans OLD 6.12 s.- " 0 oz. sewing Machine Eqdpwd 00 DO jelling power that is packed in p1, Want Ads. Look around your house or apartmen?, in your garage, AMC closets. Let a Pure Action Want Ad loap into sta lling action for you, converting hite idle items into welcome 5 WORDS DAYS bug $29 MIC req Legs bi ,%!! 93 tuffed Clams 29C 24 ellowtuil Snapper i,ti 5W.l'_"Vi " resh Mullet 'rout Fillet RUMP iAiLflC u v ui rOiaiOeS Peanuts , 111 GOLDEN RIPE .- 9C Bananas it, BLUEBIRD 69c Orange Juice b — • - 'v'c",' IJ1 - • • • . ,. SAVE 30' ,, • e 10 0`11, 1111111111111 2.52 LOW COST I lb. *VALUMUL - SAVE 30' I QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED , nn ii I,uuru" - iClean diant it FAIRWAY MARKETS C l ' 19 26 oz. - f' V' INSTANT FOLGER'S CORtE CRYSTALS " al) Radishes . I - . SAVE Size WITH THIS COUPON FAIRWAY MARKETS 322,2611 2 98 YOU 3U1 * Jar ui RED BUT TON All want 15 .b glad Shrimp OR US NO qia,o Musical Instruments AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ads ordered during this week (ending Friday) will be half price for the amount of days ad runs. This for good non. offer commercial only. tL 2C$tU 14 SIRLOIN TIP tom GREEN discover for yourself the powerful SEAFOOD DISINFECTANT USDA CHOICE C efiWIM OU can 43 ' BONELESS Nofftb Ap p iwri WTNFI u 73C Roll ' 1 -2 lb-69 ARWA Jumbo Towels CUCUMBERS Trail Bike 'Tools CFMAN 5-401 SAVE lOc, NORTHERN 39c Zesty , 6-51189 Lysol Aero Spray A TLE oV huringer Cascade Tasty McIntosh V%w OCT. (8th THRU 14th) YOUR CHANCE TO TRY PURE ACTION WANT ADS, SCAR MArE epper Cheese SAtE 2.. Cans SAtE 2Q — ooked Salami oked Beans Ken 'L Ration headl1 3 2 3 85 b 65 85 b oiled Ham SA'.E 2''. CCG OCD MILWAUKEE 1 Price on all want ads, $0 EXPIRES 10-17-72 I I ° AVE 30c : [- -- ccc 3' . . WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY ANY 25 LO. PACKAGE OF I GRAVY TRAIN AT -' FAIRWAY : MARKETS i" ((30c) , . V N :; i 100 VALU ABLE COUPON 10 01 Pity . lot Cheerlos COUPON SAVE 10c ------ *5455 55 - --A 3O aloof -M aftwo a •."l '•it as dp "44 b* 'j1ê j to Sao hil 5 = 1 4' 1 • .5*' " Good J1FAIRWAY MARKETS EXPIRES 10-17-72 VALUABLE COUPON BACON - ,...sa I,iI'aU•t 4.te.4 sl. 5I*t" .,1 o... i' .4k ?z I'StI*S •- s,,i•J ,p S .I•a.54 ,aP..54 S -'s'. ..,wv...-b '*44 s4a.. SI 5 .t*41l at a . • • elSa. .i% 5 S 5f,I.'I sY.S .a,-jai su 41h si ..a...,.ts, . .s u'.èI*. (Jts.? 5J S. 5p lisa 40-o'. '4 501*1 ., . (5OIt a i..'Il 5 51'I o \ .iiu,, il $h.l ...*. , .j the ' *4 *'S . 00 see- ...' "bi J1 72 ')tt -:°9 ... .... 5 *5% '.4 -fl". J.a..' • 10 IM ( Oft 4IJ fill I* lis,5t$5t s54.-ti ": OFFER EXPIRES 1017-72 . - ,,,t.i*.. Sà,S OF F - ONE COUPON PER FAMILY - DIAL 322.2611 or 831-9993 SAVE lOc NABISCO 39C SAVE 36c I-IORMEL ! L E CAM 68 49c 49c Coffee French Dressing LETTUCE Week, we are offering you Special 1 means SAVE 1 Ic MAXWELL HOUSE * Crisp, Western — • 35C Grape Jelly Potato Chips As Fresh As The First Breeze of Fail SPECIAL ½ PRICE WANT-ADS • 16c, FAIRWAY SAVE 2 1 c KRAFT MIR OR , I SAVE hOc kAFT Twin - - . ARC INS 3.1,14-11,41A Qaf Cake DCounty Commissioner Dow istrict —_p0 dpd f or byAiDavis 3105. Sanford Ave. 2 -) Stainless Tableware AIDAVIS ARMY - NAVY SURPLUS Perch 115.111411111119K I UK Co i.iil 1.511111 I'%VlI.H" -siHLINER N01141CUAL r.oTtcNS :.- 43c Steak - 39 49 B ctaC 'aise. or i 43c 1b 43 C EAMF Cottage Cheese 43c Family Pak Cut Ups — q PARTS 2 Breasted Cut Ups 3 Legged Cut Ups Country Style 3Q3 VIENNA SAUSAGE , 4 .lol ,jj9' Cut-Ups i,, 37c CLING P AC ES FRUIT COCKTAIL •' 49 1- 49 PARKAY 303 $100 $9.99 citizen of the week . 98 i; 1 shI'rbIIIs ,& CUT OR BEANS, CUT-SLICED BEETS SWEET CORN — - AL HERMAN REF OE SR. . *4JIfr, rQgjy Al pair • 591, ausage %PPPI CHUCK STEAK men's heavy wt. '_ -•. S Sias EAKFAS" WHOLI Ketchup LIBBY SALE! 5 tims 4 rj,,$ SI$ M 29c ' p%19Job $8-9 0 WESTERN DUNGAREES r appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x0 reprint size for S3. You're reading this onel 7 Si Porterhouse Aillong the out-of-t4mil ~,,Ilvsts polinch "as IK)ured by Mrs. cri' Mr. anti Mrs. Jaiiies Estellt' t 'hinood) Bright Williams. Tampa. and George colored rice bags ere inatle by Rachel Mkt' and passed to the Broii. ('hicagu. I for over * STEAKS Temple. and Claudia Thompson. Orlando, daughter ruler , ' be noticed or effective? 43c ii ' 1 column by 2 in. ches. Too small for an ad to Ac 12 01 Orlando, district .• ..qf Ivory Liquid ALL Elks were conducted 1w Celery ('itv Lodge of lit it I. (\,i Li ilt t (l I(i I)V I t'il I 1,0\\, ii (1111 the icit io'\ i1 Cocoa Lodge: .Jerry \Valker. past exalted ruler of Sanford Lodge Harold Itishy. Lockwood Brown, exalted ruler of Sanford Lodge; (Ieputv ; t seated 1 Mrs. 1':dwird Butler. secretary of edding hells accented the iblc. where the three-tiered --ike. "ith light blue ;~rooin. Assistant at tilt- bride l)arlenc Brimn. iniature bride and bulk ' .i r' University. Oviedo. Chairmen afternoon were Stephanie for Women's Day are Mrs. F'lagler, Michele Frison, Willie, F'it-1'I were brith'muauls Their Melvin and Rennette Stevens, britlegrsmim is hit' sn if Mrs Rebecca I Henderson. Mrs were of light blue with ttye Terrence F lander. Robing Minnie i. Knight, Apt 15 .:own Evelyn Clark and Mrs. Be Washington. Theme is "'Die Wright, Eric and Loyal Barr, like Monrot' Terrace, Sanford. white. The carried a large olippropriate nuptial music was white gladioli with light blue Christian Woman, Whose Time Jacqueline and David Jones, arid white streamers. rerwiereil is Conic." Rev. J. L. Brooks is and Emanuel Barr. Leonard Knight served the Accenting the altar was the — pastor. — 11w twin daughters of Mrs arch flanked with two can- groom s best man. Ushers — — — Second Shiloh Missionary Clara Ashley celebrated their 'lt'I;mbra. with seven cathedral were Willie Chandler, henry Baptist Church is celebrating first natal day with a party tapers. with petted palmiks on Brown, 1m Brown, Arthur homns' of their I'lk and Bruce Simpson each '.mde its pastor's fourth anniversary given at the grandparents Mr and Mrs. GiNen in mtiarflzi.c bs her Oct. 10-15, 1972: %IORL lIE kit 0 Ha> iitontt Ashle. Little ones mmnm'le. S is- ester Randall Sr., Wednesday night, Rev i . B PhIll.A I )F.1 I'll I A w crc the h(lnorees.tie bride chow a kirmim;il length ,mttentlmng \I>'ers and Mt. Sinai Missmonar> S I(ATO('A sl'}(IstiS s Sharon I)t'nist and Sherri hict"t.wti with viiipire tiff Baptist Church 'Al' — Over-all attendance for ttf James Lynn Ih'irdre Ashley, Stephanie silhiiiuttt' with an array Thursda>, Hes . the Philadelphia Orchestra perDuhart. itotiriquic Alexander, sequins around the waist and New Mt. Zion Mis.sionar> - t' during its August liffan>, Jackson, Tony and The lonm v-cut sleeves were formanc Baptist Church. the Saratoga PerformFriday, Rev. B. T. Williams Vernon Miller. Twinkle Knight, trimmuia'd in lice 5k' wore a sta> at Center was up more ing Arts and St. Luke Missionars S'nja Noble, Anthony and I•lS(i 1 ' 1 1k whi ye ' than 2(1 per cent over last year Harris. \b'lissa and Reginald It• carried ii •ict.. I is tr l iim Total attendance for 1972 Baptist Church. I JOUU( Sunday morning service, Liwt'rt.'nt.t't'. hose, Bernard, .1 Ross Hill Missionary Baptist Melinda Rouse, Michael Cotton, and white streamers. reached 70885 This wasanifl * Carling and V1110 Knight attended crease of 12.019 over last year M Churt- h, Rev. S E F;dwarth. Melissa Brinson, )-,vtnd,i bt'itt. ( ures House, Williams his hr ide as ,ii,iid (if honor. She figures Sunday, 3 Antonio The final right of the arches' l'm'auock, \'t .mrmtIa Wore ,i (urinal length gown of Chapel Misslonar> Baptist e'lIttw' s'rgania and taffeta w itim Ira's season was attended Is> (liurch, Rev E. H Booker. Braxton and James Ashle Jr white lace, she wore a sellow 9,076. the second biggest ni.'ht , pastor. in (1w orchestras history at Mrs Marl) ii Mobk % tite. miumtching hat intl carried Sunday, 6 p.ni., Mt Olive Saratoga The biggest was for .m Washington, 1)1'.. and Miss . ,e -'iw-. ante ,irit . • ,..a m(' i • w ith Missionary Baptist Church, if concert b> an Iliburn F.lanor.m Moble, of Atlanta, wi & Rev. Oliver Glover, pastor. Officials attribute the growth .'1rown, M rs mainly Ga., w crc in the city for the ra to growing interest weekend to, visit with their iSS Linda among r*'smth'n1 I),mr (lit- BrEiwni .1111 Citizen of the Week'' is L Herman I. Re10 Sr who lives mother. Mrs. Freddie Moble,. ' ——— with his wife, Mrs. Louise Mr, Amuanda Tucker and her - Itefoc, at 614 Hickory Avenue. . of Mrs Eva Jose)friend, They have two sons, hiernnan I I Beach, jetted to I \ Jr., Sanford, and Waident'e, of l)el*ry \llentown. Pa., to attend the l'hiladelphta of Mrs. Jose) 's brother. Mr. lte'foe Sr. is a retired funeral Sanford The> will visit svw York Cmt',. tatler lie has lived in 70 years He has given liot'liestt'r and Greensboro, between Ibm' races. He has helped with the integration of schools. encouraged citizens to register find vote. improve the livvlihts.sd of the senior citizen and has and are still working toward the peak of the social jihysit'al and rthglous state of W church. f 3 L I services AA ' u r M EMOH l:\1 Iiiuiiiediately 1o1lu ing 11w tcrt'iflony the home of the bride's mother as the site of the reception. Basi;cts of the bride and inintature & • - lb — . $i2* Ground Beef SAVE 34c GIANT SIZE - I 790 Smoked Ham trip to tile tit loloi~%ved.s are residing 'it 1412 Southwest Roa d. Sa nford .. 64 ' t Missionary Baptist Church and \tcGill. 1109 holly Avenue. a student at Florida Tech Guesis helping Bobby enjoy tht ins serv ice to this tomImiUm miii rimItitt lie is a member of St. Ilaul toUt Missionary Baptist Church . where he still serves on the A onetti' 1. Ii: abet hi 1 i ' trustee board. chairman of the I.i'w n a:l Bernard Knight deacon board, president of united in bob nhlatriimiofl> choir 2 and overall president of were at First Burn Church of the St. Paul Gospel Chorus living GI. Midwa> , Aug. 19, at Mr. IR'foe's formuiml education ' I'"1 wzis rct'eivt'tI a' hopper Res I-'. E. Wiltiamiis was the 'i'adeiii> and Florida A.& Ni lergmnan it the offjt'ial mng Coliege Ii .ublt' •rim: mt-ri- mi ion> Mt - ikfoe, this sc-en ii ian) 'I')ii' bride is the (laughter of 'liangt's, improvement ant Anna Brown, 2S'I2 East Mrs mrogreS iiiade in t'duc.tion, ut ord. The govermmient and in the people of I i.Ila Street. Sa our city. Eking an ex.nit'mber of the bi-racial committee, he has worked with that group to improve the conditions of this '-oiThimitifllt)- and relationship 78c j Baked Ham now 'MAT AND OTHER MAIN IDISHFS CUT FREE 1-Bone Steaks Sirloin Steaks Porterhouse Chopped Sirloin ED OR TARNOW Avg Wt 40 50 lbs 1601 N. Bormudo Ave., Kissimmee -- k and Indian Riser Lodge Cotand Temples. pies Guest choir was th Women's Chorus of this city, mnts were Mrs. Valerie If. White and Mrs. Carkthia \iei-kerson. The Elks family AiSt$3 to thank First Shiloim AUGNESS DUDLEY Oflc -' THIN 98c lb . I I I Connell) delivered Ht the annua message for the -ice for Celery CM 1,odgv No. 542 of Elks. P Whole Beef Loin kCOOK non rsmni*msS AVI ti%SO,0P&'GI AVI J tinY ii iMAITLA0 - 5)Q 511VIII STAN NO SilO UOIRMIL( no HAl 1102SA III 111011110 — — F $?OSCOi,AAY no cIIOctnAntnon 1 U.S.D.A. CHOICE 29c 78c 79c THICK Bologna no, - t The 4randinother (if the bride. Mrs Lubitandoll. or a Na y blue and hite dress ith 'e. n ct ..SOtk S iflit tht Women's ist h Mmrr,Ii vrjt4i. OSCAR MAYIR 4' Mrs. Knight. mother t Ow groom. as attired in a blue tress ith white accessories hite carand a corsage of hite ith blue and •iation ribbon A h Sliced Bacon ribttow - 1 Veal Cutlet Bologna or Salami I I I r I Steakettes • . :.. bride. %k asattirs.-d in a light lw~'K ilress with white accessoric- Mrs. Dudley is a member of Greater Mt. Carmel Missionary Baptist Church. Tangerine. She received her early school training in Tangerine and wa graduated as an honor student from Hungerford High School. . which is now Wymotv Tech, Eatonville. She received her 1,7degree ... st Universit). Tallahassee. serves in mans capacities i / her church, is a member of the iiiii, Emma ooio go~ Gamma Phi Delta Sorority of . Orlando, secretary of ZAI'T Day program Sunday at Lion COMMI'VIEE in charge of the organiiatiofl, a four-c) Church is Pictured- Betty Washington. 1lopt Missionary Rapt Ze II m(t, r gil 0 xa t inn, k and i I lendu on 4ind F el n Clark. P1) mouth l{cbe Apopka. Marva Hawkins Photos) corresponding I angerine; secretary of Greater Orlando i hapter, Florida A. and M. The church being one of the County 01 the COfli' Orange Alumni: . -. mainstreams (udance association; FEA and inunity, he has %olorked and is N EA. still working hard to improve --the family atmosphere in the church and increase the church InetnIx-rship Mr. I(efoe stated that he loves his church Mr -I It'Ioe has served as exalted ,,.. , ruler of Celery City Lodge of / Elks. Ife has been given awards fnr his outsuinding service to t ti101Ci CT40PPED SIRIOIN 1, S -rcoDiCI'CCf ivss,LnriL's" NIMIPI (,UUfl .. The speaker for the morn in service is Mrs. Augness J Sir. anti Dudley. the daughter of. Mrs. Jack Jackson Sr of Tan ger a- .. 19/2.. .b,I.) I•s4J .4 a5htt.i 4, IS - "a K' :":': - �1, f -- - 'I- - ~. - Italian Soup Is Boxty In The I Excellent (I \IHF U,.fP:" F'n.'wl F'ilItnr Pan '.T o..4tr'n" r'ii.- tltv c in 'røii?etl hV ,1 0 4f01 .'n4ing .i ','.iti.t (if veeehi.' in I broth ha'f' Al. 'I (b$t,Th there .tf, as p-" for this filling soup Italian rciokq it IdItIflfl.11lY containS 1" ,rflPS 4llCh .14 white kidney '.'ins a n d chuck pe: or arpn',iec rhus it has 'I 1~0 111`1111 (If protein. ennith to very 9oo4 - ,1.;n I dieter 'n"s r'n" •ilsn u n c 11111P :.'sh .e-e?,,htes for .irnn, 'nil a little rneitt This is a d c.,up to make in Lir - e it u.s md t hu'i get the i .inI -I fla'or if all ,ngr.'rlieflt' tni' it fre,e's well, rna' .ir,t' t'nt'h and store ,iart tile contunPr4 In For twst ,me results erwk iir e gl efaI '-•' 83 cECL tRO\cTtL Aiwc3and Prrn Foiid Edflar 7'hert't a rhrminç Haik ect ruthrn in Ireland Vt came upon a description of It IT a Feasting Galore — Recipend Food Lore from Ireland by Maura Lavcrts Hcit, Riner471 ant Wiritot Here it whsit the author, %ayf, In the North and 'West Ireland. bot scirnctzme Lake the place of the Halk,Wt'eT t-armbrct as to propicitirat' of the year It weddinç' A rin in Wa itPape- is it iiith the batter And the are warned Bots.on.the-gflddlt. -- S are hb"r.' - -- - ' tr.'eler rn• the-pan. . If you dot 'l eat boty, VOL rw veT j!tt v0l1 man But Bo -iii the-Pari is 11'1 good to serve onh on HaHr' ecu If you tr' the Ioulciwin hefor. free7ing riefly TOP VALUE STAMPS! recipe, we think voull agre 0,fInd it ta,tes wonderful wu:l rca'i beef and makes a finf .i:ue icr Y. BUxTV-IN-T 1/4 cups water medium-small 1 jf cups ifted fiw 4 teapouTU tiaiin powW 1 tCUO0D. W - '' -14 hrefl',' cooked rniirar hen the c,usp is re he:,' -'r iierving thel mu ,int.iiners rh.sss' a 5E'IIIP in the cd' 'r,mtrir the night h.frr.' ".0 kI'IIISv you '-Vint it "-'t1:' it vmI ,'Li',V i.' nai( Ti '.fl, ''ir 'he Iontmnesr s ?t.uce1l an of hot water Ret owly since rapid heaT ic in overcook s4me ,tIF H cnnt,mi - (r '.is'n : - - - -" S ii p s - .'thtnspeciiI md r1'mi I I cup milk !A cup butter. melted 1 tablespoon baron tat in a I 1t-quart saurv..r bring water IP a boil Pee) the potatoes. rut inwMhi iiiac b: to boiling water Cover over TTfldIU?T1 beat With tatt'e ir* of I and water to IS TTdT rooted aw tiIf!i c- beck tiflct i.1 a'ciC ic- hiTf Mast potaIcIts thrciugt food mill mtacurI :. , 4 cup firmlit, parked I ll the t' aii' leftciver we in anc':b heftolPfl sii&'ei'sf4 'ir.crt mumps may sepum: m ht upon thawin. l'-:-'.r put them i' k rilp'r to eiverrnne • Pher eic.'pltenI friiI k e -a rich .'oncenfr u' ken or beef ;oiin iii - - ir It into ice rhe Ir -1 treee Trmn1.'r it " I'. I ..I.t'tn' in mit ;,.t .i' needed - -- - - H '•i•I' and — I' c' PRICES GOOD THUR OCT. 12 THRU WED. OCT. 18 - - I Quantity R i ghts Rou.rved Cs( Wilfs IN, se rye hw ' - er fr n, rcpYIGHT 1 972 - pound iS tlrtp'i ii it Ic cup chopped i)flhIIIl ahouit .! rnedttirim (1.1% ('S iartle, min''t snips e hopped ciIi'm,t I I $ head I chopped enilis e it I i'carnli' I & lrjvet) ii cups chopped e'eI,'r , I rib-I) cup chopped purdc'thin rarrnts. it CThi)P parsitlp. -iltreil thin I.! cmip •ir 1 ! zucchini mr summer si1iij'ih. •Ileeul LI ''14)" sr I paul mid I I iu.irt I CJfl 1 14 s)UuIiI'%l islIfl.lh.i'' cans '14 .uufler'. wit On wat papa %I!t tçvth' the flour baking pc'wbvr 1iTl sl set aside add milk huI" bce) renunfllf4 potato aII. fuitt shred s quee7e U' re'nuw 'trt There should be ie' 1/4 rup stirt-011!-c ;:itc sq uccZlr4 In ) Ia rgt TT. unç tiov I thw 'a1c uiughit mis stirecicled W - ! th !TUthhrd potatc Witt a Tw blender ma it sifted flour - iture until lint crumbi art med Stir it milkI'T1,111,114 'np LIT '. it flour is tiTTlpletet coed Soorm baron tat mu a f'unrt cast-Iron skillet Plac't- in a pre heated (2.c-Ocgrct ('vet fo about S minutes to heat tiaror liii and pan Remove pan frnrr Pit and 1Witi baron tat (we. cut pan Add hatter Rt' turn pan to c'ten anti hake unti Im'p is t)rowtwd and cocci a'! 3 tO 4 'rp and tirt'wTwd rnmnU1rI Serve ironi pan turn out iit pan turn right sia up Cut into wedçc Sent h. tt butter Makri I, wrvitv cup - sliced , ' i t.ifli.ito pa tte tahIe%p.uuui SJII I ti'ililHifl% o irtago.w il tsa'4pIHmn hush I can I_Ill ounce'. kmituies -s tilts ' b.'i,i'. I can p',IP .)iJnt's'sp rho I. pea. or ,irtuinisus i)js, tii'. M •tuiii'.''.. in at ir ulum ii rated Parm.',,,u c h.• e '.e - I hi-un in 4"' 'miiuijh to render s'- - . H .1t1 anion and g:mr uk uujitil -itig? 'jut r.'ni. - , vegetables. -*attar Ttn "-i. tULT1JIaJ pui,t.r and - nings Stir and brmru t)%i-r and iminter 'iiiit'.,', t!r:imn hi'jii in': .ck 1is.h. rin se .ini) i f; .in \Iul '.o 'uiup and .1 nuintites onger i GOOD LUNCH Seak'd Salad with GuacnuctIt B4%tTf( Cbi Cake GU PCT AMOLE pleasant change I rnrrm the um.ua salad drersing I &vocadc peeled and cubed 1/4 rq maycinnatar tablespoons lemon juice if: t up('oum i.alt 1/4 teaspoon tabaacv sauce Whirl all the ingredient' U' gether it at eleetric blender until month Di' this just tielore forriving or nurture win-i I darken Makes about I I cups, L FAMILY L)INNEF 1'OIUIcf Mary s Meat Loaf Greet Salad Creamed Corn Frrfib Faf5Ith O*t1' MLI7 , MAR It, ust j, . . . . . . 1" . . . . I I IL) I U ij: ,i.w:: . . . • . • . Macaroni . 1/2 teaspoon salt •: 1tab1espoon inttflUrh100 . . . . 'u i r miring . rrrnairunguigredlenti and T1 well Rinse a loaf Pan47l' S 1/2 k%. 2/4 inches' ithwa ter pack meat nurture mu pall. turn out onto a ba kAng pan I I kv , by 1 1/2 i:u . Mint siiuve Boast Lamb Green Bacans Chen Puta it" Fruit Compote Bes emge - . 2 tablespoons cticiners' 1/3 cup finely etiopped mint leases 1/4cu_pdirtmfled white v1fltT ID a arriaU sk,illet beat the ...... water and sugar. mint leases in a small bc's'), surmvineprLetstaneat least half an hour before WVmg Makes about 1/2 cup - ---- :-' . . . S105 Th Ajax • • • I . . . . . - - i' • - . . . . . . . .-s :mi . • • • • ''•: :•! ' . . • • 4,r-I :.::''-. "' I.::' i :m .is . . . . . - ' Vv'arr e Syrup • . . , '.' '''1. I Svrieet Re isn • . • • . . . . . . -:': . . ,)$ I.!.. '-I 1 . '-'-k -. . . . .: . • • • . . . • • , . ' . . . . . . . . . . ' . . 69c . Rolls • • 39 Listerine . . . . . • . . . . • C - 1 Oc 49c '- - PKG - ---CONDI TI ON ER 89c - 1 $10 9 of c 9°' PIGS Potatoes M1STAIf Collards its . . MORTON PIGS . . 3 • . . 16 &AG SAVE 3$. I) ci CAllS . . . . . . , I? (A.IS GERMAN , 99c . . 3 • . . . . . . . s 2 II s CAKIS STAlKS 49c Fish Fillets . SUPI IBIAND (IF AMID 49c . . . . . BAG Spinach Cookies I °° Cookies FIKGS Vegetables. KRAFT 4 13 . . . • • 3 = 4 — " H — . . . . . FIR ' ' , TOP ii XIVALUE STAMPS It , 7, I I UV XI TOP VALUE STAMPS -, , .•... ••••• Pledge u''i -, 1 •' •_ :y -- •• • •- - -- Trash Can Linens -. • rT'T7Y ' iL : - -. - •. 74 • 3 • . . - •. 419 E. FIRST ST. . AM(R( AN . 4 F - 2 79' Steakettes Smoked Picnics Th 47c : • I . D i nners . 4 . - . , 'I ' Ham Patties 29' Pimento Loaf 59c • I''. ol muilk 59c JtitJ Ireezet tap.-''sled to other •5J(itJI! 'i.l ,mIitj I.j4tt' N11 11CA . - H•. I 'I S .t A c 59 59 C Sl 614 1- 2 -; 99c I - U 1, 1 ti C . . . S )I ' '.i,t . $1 riam am H 0 1 - 0U C P cup ol 7 to It , (i.'JuiPi)fl -i..,ilt - 59C I I - - ;:;ti . . .m c- - \ il' • 9 2 . . . . itt'd ct • I-' ——— ——————————— ', tl, V YFi.''Q1 %.'.-i 1 ,'sdlWli-3ize 'vLk-. .r'nked - '4) frvzn 4ren 2 CO 1 1\ AA11.1 '-at IR~% TOP of UCC M (-,Ooi) fall to GOOD 911111t) 0('l Ill 4 111 11, SANFORD 4 ilL hour's iii it'u1 - si unto JU&'!PJiI and IISTli fi'r each Antivil -' " i* '1 d ice ',_,,,, 79c is . - nifla--tent hs full Re-s! sarto1hi. or - ,i. -it i SiCtS relill)- tapie -- • . - 'AJIII , U I I horu,umLh Is and 'jr -, ' . - . • . t- ') s itti . - lilt or ue milk top t'd 1 99 le d 'i.irT t:ofltaifliTrt t,.'ii ;)i.i - . La -, 99c ''I' . and 014)i ioup ii ,i.isi FARM 5 A HO LI s.. (" alA'.'' A. t 4. L A'.. 99c .. 41 3JI1 III Freeze i''I tess I Pork Sausage.. FRENCH AVE. &lth. ST. 4 56 99 VALUE STAMPS I i Til~E: XhW OP VALUE STAMPS GOOD TOOL) Oct Onion itings 1 t to.. TOP c VALUE STAMPS ~-" W. *V _V` lied Crab ........ 419 E. FIRST ST. SqUJ.ISh. '.pII iviuthregtUse 'it'•ki. Saute ;',s and red pepper 4wkJi i t i-L VvOlt 00I%wild wilder 'muuti lv peI kv with a shup i: is IT if a 04F T IF 11, 111 IF IN 111 W-w-w-w-W a 111 ::ui u1ieiinv stir '' I----------------- L 01 1041111FIN MAIL) , VEGETABLE 12 00 walaaaaa 1'~. 111101111, CHSO4A 00 sit i0% : Oill VALUE STAMPS : Cold Cups ---------------------- 31 . 16 I TIT 5 - 74109— 1W AL AMPS ip . 79c r, :' . 89c Smoked Hams ik", .o1141 TOP VAL !Y''ST AMPS ' . a 1E W=_ ' ' . ( P-IF t)t) Al 88c Borden's Dips 39c Swiss Cheese.. P i 0 ,, - '-s - XI I/ TOP VALUE STAMPS ' I Spaghetti Sauces j .........................................•• FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. .-• 1: rTT —w • ,•.. UIT f, y p " . . 24i: NI 10 141IV4 -. DISH -... l*PPIC' 32 - a' UL 1 ............. 5', . Alt A',$ . SOIDIN S SttCID P-tAtiIAL . . L It • &DTTAciI . . 3 :, $100 . . . . . . • 89c Link Sausage. TALIAA'O ASSORTED FLAVORS —-——— 1 . Cheese Food... C AN Z14 S • . . . SINGLY - -- . . . . . Cheese....... Biscuits 9'? . CSAl MAu1I 5.'Iil . . . . . 59c RU . 69c Pork Sausage PILISIUIY (iTIA 1.;l 16 59c Turkey . Ill' '1 HAM (H'PPt S;'.NvlA',D Cheese. 2 Cream Cheese 3 $ 100 Corned Beef A" Si) Pt IRIAN I) Mitt) (1AISI CIACKIN' GOOD BIG 60 11105 Itt iN11INA7ONAi -, Shrimp Patties DEL MONTe 2 of P(GS PiG . 48c Fish Fillets . . . . . 00(0 MIDAL 1 .. 59c $AINQ.w FRENCH 11110 PINIPI 35c CIACIIN' GOOD OLD FASHION uOlTON Pt '.5 COPILAND 511(10 (OCilt! Cl SIJPI IBIAPID ii 5 Hot Dog Chili 5 Flour 1° s1° 2 . . . Apple Strudel QUAITS ',OPT ...II1P BOWl $1°° Margarine $100 Tw l -d ri:I nAil,.; SAVE 10. 39C N 511.1 FRENCH lIPID Celery 11111115 BROWN FRENCH 11110 ILQIJ040I1 1°° Orange Juice 3 100 O'iiI DAII.INC. II. Flaky Rolls (ASTIIBIRI Choc. Cake Pecan Danish 79 Onions MIS Pound Cake. ;' Magnesia ol PIGS to . . Cake —1 4 foe (;i MORTON - - CRS? $10° Potatoes PIGS SAVE 311( UOITCP'S .,(iT AWAY 138 10 SAVE TROPICANA Bread Dough - If. YFILOW SA V E ii. MORTON 99 ------- 42c -a . lAG 010104* HO SWill DIJIANA POLY BAG SAVE . 1 00 Cucumbers . 79c S149 lOot PIGS ASTOR FRENCH Fl y $1 49 '2t: MO1YOi Honey Buns. • • II(SH MORTON SIZE Potatoes $100 trr,s . . . . . . . MORTON I1UEBIRR SAVE $179 19c - RUSSET BAKING HOUSE Donuts..... 41. Muffins ..... ':. 39c • •-.•- 33 Hair Tonic . SAVE • :- . . . • • . . MORTON PARKER SAVE 47( SiZ - . 9'c ' •, Fruit Drink . . HEAD & SHOULDERS :-:.n 37c . - 93c . . . E L 67c - 45 Bleac : 83c Macaroons :- Popcorn 45 . Excedrin 67c . ' . 72c ' ' . . 69- Beer-A-Roni .'-)' • . . :: I h i.:' ',i : ' s"- . . . . . . . . . . . 63c Crackers. OD Slender ... I.--! I Spaghetti ,:: 59c • . . •-•i 63c Garden Peas 4 • . )frriinf -'. . . . • . 85c Asparagus • ' . . 108 Giant Fob 'i :m. :, Quick Rice :::. . Meatball Stew . n MN _Lt Detergent 'i sl3ry 99c Pie F i ll i ng ""iiz'- . flavor WAY . :'s 3504egrtv men f or I hour LA1 stand f or 10 minutes Wore 1AX- Mi'rsAtcE . - beat egg and ffult to combine add rrumbili and Irt Kok Add Li J J • 43c LP ., $ I I I I . ctm ' • jn_n • . $ QAc Li ? '-'' Pizza Mix sage . ii''. 29c Dixie Cups • ':'' Pizza Mix I Pound ground lest beef cup hulk • 69c . 1u • •-i . Instant Coffee . 5D'! I . : :m :ta:.c' Sweetener .._. . I 59c . . Instant Coffee bc . '. Napkins s1 o ... :.i' s:- 1/4 pound il/ In a medium biet Food '" Gelatins fir"" -s:sii i. Frostings Lasagna 1/4 cup milk I cup soft bread crurnbs, •'d•'.0 &6 , amount tit sauWr I egg mini - SANFORD together the pers. ti-irk 'rt ,pper, and I Isrps tteb to, tuv um the iflati-'. dited M,)U41%h t'.ijts, '.pfUtkiiT tallith and reheat at 4i.) i-kfor 10615nunutes. Serse lret cc'a h-I p!.ttc S1\ .tt i-iot'e ,."o rt' anv '. — a rry -- �thn Wednesday. Oct. fl. 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Wednesdays Oct. 11, l 6C— The Sanford Herald i , ?1'fr ' Proper S Salad S I Protein Stars I Pasta Balance Heart pRt)'n?' fl 1lt an pøn4 ,heir m.n' By NEA Food Editor Busy weekends call for some all-around dishes that may be prepared in advance and will refrigerate well. Such an appealing snack that g o e S well with cold cuts. leftovers or serves as a meal in ilstlt s an Ea" Macaroni Carrot Salad It takes little time to prepare Addition of r a £ I n s and shredded carrots makes colorful and provides a special combination of f1a. ors To Cfl) O macaroni .nv pasta only until tender. never t the mushy stage EASYMACARONI i%lthT SALI) 1 cups elbos macaroni AILEEN CLURE O tI11 W WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES __________________________________________________________ Apt w PceA1 o - .rid •rwi must :# th.r nn't that hnm ' :0'etJtrIafl rflal .will i ... -- HAWAIIAN PUNCH i 1.% 29 POI OF GAL. 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WHITE OR RED GRAPEFRUIT a - 3& 7907 .CAN ANN PAGE BRAND StL4(eLL OEW-----------------79c.,, inunrntte-d. Morn ,fheatv,*i / WUL..............BOX 25c. sp", JAR) ________________ he niz1 tish. ir .o trrasfliflilY. tnlv modtrate ntake it 'atm hoieMtrnl intl U'iutild W KQ.K £ R(t&4t 84G4, ac FiE '4Y LOW "' DOG F000 -' 34, I LB .............. JAR ACJ I CAN included Lfl thert*t may rrgrotartan neal nti iave neat is -'ur,o ir i i atie ttsfl f -iou ANN PAGE BRAND 32 02 ___________ __________ _________ _________ LIVER SOUCe, ,..150 Z 25c Beef, 49c .iE OR A&P Caie Sugc TTON -- CON ItDINA Owe HEINZ POLISH OR KOSHER 25c FLAPSTAX S I/ 1 01 • CORN MUFFIN MIX 7 I 1 01 PICKIPI CORN BREAD S I - 10l 'C O S . Towle Twa& Pwa S&O ,,, &" CAN ia SHOP A&P WEO AND SAVE! A&P PROVOLONE .......... QUART JAR VEGETABLE SHORTENING C084M 59 gge _____ = 1207 __13 ____ O u K(wtfka Wkili Ktixeo CONTADINA 10 aà 996 / A&P 24 02 Stew ------CAN 68c. EVERYDAY LOW PRICE LAYS 3.07 ow P /, CkLpt - - - BAG 28e -' // /'\/. - / 1*11 ill S . - - - , - - •- ----- • ,• . -two to t,f-.. • - refl I .1St S. p , A LP PINEAPPLE JUICE A 46 .' .•. I' ') 4.1J1 l71wI P $ I 00 a (is 07 CAN ssc) MINUTE MAID FROZEN C 40727 1202 CAN CCAN5k 0"8 Na VASELINE LOTION %"jW JCM .• . . I C . I I CARNATION IS-OZ BOTTLE 99C Hot Cc= ','t.4L Ai_ I't ice-, effective 1hrou ,1VtjNb0Z ELOPE' Sund ay ••• I In these sIt$es - • - - •I PINECREST CENTER HWY. 17-92 AT271h0 SANFORD STORE HOURS. MON WED A M 51 M SAT A M AM SUN V TIIURS FRI A M VP M ] P.M. I-: PM ILItUb tflt'- LU C't ' J1 • qqompw, . SiCh "Bd..............g II 5 vEG BEEF OR 'O STYLE CHICKEN NOODLE 5 89 CANS oz,3/1 ADJUSTABLE I. I JIIL,itL, . tLS4MAI 'J(p,iIflU - Remoselrom heat Gradually beat in egg yolks. Stir in pea- In a circle around top of mixlure about I Inch from edge. Bake in a 350-degree oven intil PACK WfU UWjae. S LB G&L I4tedat--------------- -BAG 5 74 07 per until well mixed Gradually tiivie- Turn into greased 1 1/2quart souffle dish. Run spa tula 4 PQL . A PLAIN OR SELF PISING FLOUR EVERYD4Y LOW PRICE, /> B1, SteiV------- -CAN 6x stir in milk, keeping smooth Cookovermediumheat,5UT ring constantly, until mixture thickens and comes to a boil - etable mixture, about 1/4 at a a . $115 Ckibm -------------------------CAN,.7 CAN 7& - RUSSET CT. ? ci PKG ) 13m 70 USE bLBY FORI'AUL4 KIM& eg rtng occasionally, until vegetables are tender — S to 10 tables minutes Remove from heat - Stir in costarch, salt and pe nuts, cool S minute's- Beat white's until stiff, fold into veg- • , ANN PAGE BRAND P CLEAR PLASTIC I) DIPily IIAOORE 1 cup riulk : Box 13atkum Time IL 1/4 cup cornstarch ....... 24 ASSORTED COLORS 7 PLY AaP CHOCOLATE I nne Generous dash white pepper •' REGULAR OR SUPER 3 LB 3 ta blespoons corn oil marga- 3/4 teaspoon salt I BAKING REGULAR OR SUPER - " CAN CKasti2 -- -----6k I teItute texture arid flavor 2 tablespoons minced onion 8c A 6C BUTTER The peanuts add interesting ped ely fine' imedium grated 1/4 cup carrot 39C "I Tw& %takes 6 servings Salad Bowl Harvest Souffle Beverage HARVEST SOUFFLE - $ 4 SAVE WITH THESE EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! - degree oven I hour Cut in squares Serveal Once with hot spaghetti sauce from package Cookie-Bar, $ SAVE POTATOES Is Bake in a prehrated r5- SUNDAY SUPPER • PKG. Tomia ePate,... 2 o7. ' it It Pitf SAVE SAVE 14 c 3.30 v. LL.X CONTADINA 2 tablespoons fine dry breed crumbs Pour into greased 2-quart long baking dish cook spinach acording to package direc' lS'.OZ. • • a A DEE CHEESE _______________________________________________________________________________________ Da4 Dal Ted Tu*m N" Na gAin C& 13"wv A JUG ___________________________________________________________________________________ 3 eggs. slightly beaten puffed and brown — _________ INSTANT sauce 2cupsmilk 4 ____________________________________________________________________________ ............. _______________ GALLON __________ iE R (04 V LOW PR CE FLAVORS A&P buwv B&I 39e C&%% V=k -'4 v -'rimmed 'n(tage -hete, put r1ee, 'nohteil c ir' -eriaLm, 'rut, -shoie 4riin ire'ad intl 0 JANE PARKER tahiei. it LL*(1 L) !14IV"f FRANKS 0 Wkitim Fi&h Fk SLick6 ...........iLl 7 5c ':'t *'0'(ts intl flits tim )r lJrs !)0 All GIJ(K F 100119 01)1W (APN JOP4POS 11001114 LO 5,59 (APPi JOP4P,S ioflZF9 FROZE" WO&M rim., 59C 1) M& PATTIES og inaes. mt r'nieinber t.CI 1t' ir" :ittt ow ,n 'alorri I LS 2 Steah 14 oz PKG BULK — 13e4 La fh* 39 L Ui'f iiif,*41 'jui'W 1w0Z14 CHrJP"F FARM 1101 SPI I'UtlI PORK tial tt.' • oir tuilv)rIio lfl F STt- 9 flF I C CulLedSteLzh6 PxG 6k S J P I • 1 R IiIc, JP1 ILB JoPdt S DAlItY . ake, nfl)'-4 intl LaUCS. 4" ;iz intl itUd follow t.t fl their ,hiLlt%' :o ne.i o9 SWdAm lie ' GREEN BELL. a ',t- i eiro,V .9cr"9 irrr (OPt 1A140'S ALL MEAT • C APN JOHNS Apppx trnP unlni •irtit yriil - JO;I neat, nuI' ir ish et r .xample, •'omhinatkvi ..il FROZEI4CHOPPE OR ANGE ( - Saitoage. - - 4 Alp ' OP.F 7 g cl k ' SAVE AT WEO - ',MRU'44 r vh.at , rye, ire. ar!e-v .ttsill provide n.a1, te RI("HT i'4F, If NF ;TFM FF (iP 8 07 49 29c CTN. 6 12-OZ. CANS Cz .. - ----------OF :40 '- '.-' at,n -.vttj :.'gum. -- TUDOR PREMIUM QUALITY Bee. tVt - PER - 'jipt, r,s (OPI I API() S 1U141. PORK - - T4M Pa* -,q A&P FRESH HAM SALA D LB. - %j 4,; 14 for f.( S L 3 LBS. AND QUART 0 . `o G"Ud l)'teiitg 3 3c •.•• ..A COOKING old attn t nmhtt1nfl t'to rnt nr st.atiI .Ut4 aIafle.b tr.iinn f'tflPI' re9.'r C IpAr vo'getahI.i. rair .'ntlLai end - _____ ___________________ ? PER -- 5 9c •- that -. ontairv, h. flt) • itfllflfl wirtu 'rcr iiø.; trett Y'I'4 s r -,s r,r1F -------------------------------------it Pr.3ç . SULTANA BRAND - 1.qet.ir * ti (tYId no ---- — -ir iith q - .i fl.flI"1 79 II c LB $1 • •p#eistIy -vi if x0'iOlaflt ,.- qn tv-il r.'n ____________________ II 4 9C ': 'n*'ftilIy lannM -wnIt rflPtfl 1IE- )Iv TIiI i kok ASST FLAVORS . mid . ciirø i 9Q F LA KY ROLLS - -- 1flr' uim'fl" q .'at w ftth , i inMn lkh ir - • fl;fl ( jfI0'flt P AV, gC2 4stsvknp. WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATE S GRADE "A" FLA. OR GA. FRESH BAGGED ' t1a!1$( JANE PARKER COFFEE CAKE Crisp lettuce leaves Gradually -------------addd maarofli f 02 to lIa4(iA1( and l tablespoons saltthat rapidly bo il ing water so waterconttnuestobou100k TENDER PARKER LI uncovered, stirring occasion ally, until tender 7 to IC minutes or as directed or IL a . package ) Drain in colander TN4C41M. RING 49c III OR BLUE 1ince with cold water- Drain again SAIL DETERGENT JE PARKER ORANGE Blend mayonnaise. lemon LB :ce. water. i teaspoon salt 4 N 1' G1 02 PKG ..td peper in large bosi RiNG 4 , CWbou Add macaroni, carrots and raisins Toss lightly until combined. Cover and chill or seeral hours At serving time, toss lightANN PAGE LAYER •-. . • l II necessar' acid a fc tablespoons cold water Toss again. Serve salad surround(aJze. . air" PRICES ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO OTHER WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS. — MARVEL CHOCOLATE, VANILLA OR STRAWBERRY cup dark icedlesS raisins 0 1040 1 Cowpciioc 9K -' 4 to 5 quarts boiling taIer CUP maonn.atscy I tabkspoOflS lemon juice tahltspoOflS %%ater I teaspoon salt I. teaspoon pepper 1 pound carrots, shredded (about cups) ,. ,- - co: IJL b PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SUNDAY OCTOBER 15, 1972 'r tin frnm mea t. '14h. xdtr' .in1 milk t thy trfrquaI imno ial ill tPfl if0 I-I :.gPtih)P rij - • Iarw* '1 r Exha _______________________________ (12 ounces) tablespoons *It z A Ww ei To. Stal U. S. D. A. f p4Wi(1Iflg t hsl rnl I . I ' PI/ *.3OIUIlII vt4btus snd UUTWr3b)iiLtvOty minute. gil veeLsbles -ire Wnder tO UIttL 'tet', IIl's -'i - �nu,r Thr,f for rt BC—The Sanford Herald Wednesday Oct 11 972 C ng ookii e Takes Mystique Out Of ' She AP )M HI rsteatures % nier cup dr Marsala * inc ices prcsutto It a han hami NPP 1/3 cup chopped salt pork D1TII rut halt I I ; pound.' poL u:li : inch thick tur.d u1lct hifl ith T1WM 1ge in Ikur mi1 mallet wi th SIt aflil pepper Fr salt For pork n kiI1ri ith rli five mi niitcs .M utets and I t ti minutes on each side fli. Students c's'e" I l5 SW in inc and sinhii)er l minifies I'41 % CI ith slice hafli. each cutlet ---Trout flWI ter and aitii • I I .afl flOtC II3 and pour .11I i\ " ifl plattet Fat Dieter I ioSaturated , Chicken Good For Lowwi dd.1 I'nphe Ni".ss Se'i'.h e' 'l1,''.c the' loss 141411w% '.511% of I'll, '.'.I,o ,i,ipct tilciioh It his II,", hut ''ii III" ,t's"i liii fat itiul ,'t hii fish hits •'jq v, t.nkcI is inif noel sit night ft in the It idol in Its full mu kit 'ho' fist, ct e,'.s s 114,1101111; 111tH I %1.tIflNl S4d ill dti'1I ;iuret f,Pi preccIr fish f'I,,e 0 c'i 1, c.f lisle (l R cheot of Peony y deity MIeirr,fnhlfri wrnp firing tip long .r4s 'if let it't 'l;, i!,bo ('let ' ,gP'tt 'i ni'4s1, link v wool te,tshe'r Pu" nit'.' the' l'u I ce'Rlc in iiIi th fiovor c noel )eiie c's 'Ji, I, rc-c' • I l;'rire itt .' vt unraveling the mystenes of Fu ropean and Asian cooking for fellow New Yorkers over the past decade 1 believe in taking the Milos Uquc out of the kitchen and making people understand what they are cooking." said Mis' Mufkletto who formerk taught home economics at Hunter College and no runs her own cooking school, tht Cordon Ricu of Gourmet Gal cry, on New Yorks upper east ide After all. it is not as eom p:irated as some of these es ;efls tr' to make st sound. she ent on In fact I can teach . .rne of the most complicateJ ri i pes to a child \tss Muffoletin likes to ha'.' students get the feet an fa'.or of foreign cookery first fish, till rap4 n frM •n u hrtllng pn tre4 pith foil Rake II rnln,it°i in tSA.4,ro0 c'C'.'e'fl 'rt'n 'urn fo$l rark, jot 'sith 'no teaepoon of polyrinsaturate'l rnatgariflo. ipeinkle with shiv- lemon • flces (HI(KP4 RRnflWTTF, USDA. nnn . rnther .•asy, iph,r,'iq frnl 00 I are mushroom raplt I 4re'el% 20PPr • "it intoqtIar.'c STAMP ,oin4 boned chicken , ill into COUPONS .)eI,1ill 5.atuir,ited .il 3 chunks of - - I A I- 1 iAM ft I This fall, she said. "1 wi.. ________ — - • 'eacponn pr' • yr . injon rill !a the f'heturnlatoe's to Yt'r. 'otmi! ..ne'•u lit rl 'it -- --,• -.- - ifl5W'**'fl in.'tippte;ufr' Marinate 'he rhii DISCOUNT PRICES DAYS AWEEK FLA. GRADE "A" ii 7 RATH I "RACORN" Medium EGGS ITEMS & PRICES GOOD ALL WEEK LONG' THURS., OCT. 12 THRUWED., OCT. 18 SLICED 3DOzEN 99 Miss. Muffoletto decided hack in liGO that it was time she paid a visit to the land of her Sicilian forbears ,, M% first visit '.zis just 7: years after my grandparents had left for America she re (alled I vent to the commU' 1'. of Cvfalu vhert they yen horn and walked along the nan %A strits inhaling the Ira r,.ttcc of the live and or .3n( 1-LB. PKG. FOR 49c "BLACKHAWK" BEEF BLACKHAWK' BEEF ; TEAK I?afh STEAKS ROUND S Swiss U :. -, .•. . be iit.;n tir the intl i ,ulc .n 'he' mir:naete ,elect fntir thar' k.'wer';,iflul thread w e'arh It Qea'c j4,'fln'.'e' - F RYER PA RTS 58c LEGS THIGHS 48c • BREASTS WI RIB • 38c WINGS . . . . . BACKS W/ NECKS . . 1 8c f4illowirut .)r , . . wripe'et •cin'iIeteIy M Imni . . . . • ._—. .-__ L D. V ..-' ,uirng ti.'"..' iVP :fliflUti'. % vtth tot 'ita' iiiii1 whistle. *neappie uit'i'. '.vtuch 'raus rttturrd by boiling to - I a it int'l' in m , Ti Salmon Mousse CREAM CORN GARDEN PEAS GREEN BEANS GREEN BEANS EARLY Torte — C's's REFRIGERATED FRENCH-CUT £ BISCUITS CUT , MIXED H: VEGETABLES '• STEWED A 00 I WHOLE 2 PER BAG $1 CANS 46-OZ C FRYERS DRINKS 32-OZ. BTL. LIMIT. 2 PLEASE TOMATOES ASS'T'D. FRUIT LB. S 2 9 7 87 L 8 J I ______ Mf4y' SHORT RIBS f___ Of NO. 303 CANS LB. — N vo? trio . itnUt • - $ 100 .' -• c re'rt intl nIr'njti%" thy "Mik 5 flU 'insults 'his '1 I)k 5 )IIUIIIJ ii !Intl 1eIp silt' d Ti liv Cit I flt.n )r' iDleun s "V hei It II iturf, ilives in !ht* -irig- buittes ir lisfi itucK t;%up Iry t1iteifle ir 11" ervnuuUi neIope's •uilhavnr'si 4et.ttIi '.11p3 tt't"CtiV 'i,uu'il • • BAVARIAN (.'(IVTAGI. CHEESE TORTE 14 pieces 1 from a 5-ourwe age' zwieback 2 tablespoons butter, t't 2 tablespoons. sugar 1 pound di) ottigr ;t cheese, sieved 1 cup sugar 2 tablespoons flour 1 teaspoon vanilla 4 eggs I container 8 ounc es cream Rind and jwce of 1/2 lemon iV 1 Iet *.Intl !)rink tu ne iii 'rnt)rmous emount it rL'searrll unit ner •;ueiiun-.ifld' .inswe'r form i letighIlUIlV i- B. • ,, - ')%IlS'.• 'u.' SAUSAGE SAUSAGE FLA. OR GA. GRADE 'A' "HI-C" 4. jii1t$ H IC K OR Y SMOKED • I FRjrT -. '' LY K E S'' 'GRANNY'S'' F AS H I ON OLD -FASHION PORK __-i WHOLE KERNEL (OR) it'.' 'PjIh.Y I(u)WSTl)E '!"!ls 1'JOII It.tlIu,r I :iti Ia'.'" i tr.ittI'. HI 'tst -heir :usttifl (Mill Ind irink ertie's intl ire'par:Itlotl ,rep rv nay w is isriflat eel tSIIHOIIe1* / EXCLUDING CIOARITT1 I Delicious O LIMIT ONE PUAI WITH OTIi CHASES or $7.50, OR MC '. plate arrust'ted .s'ith water r's Makes'(Jill' .erni•; 4 Bavarian Cheese %,lit -eruler I KRAFT - Is ita III u't • r..iuigti o le-'It Ii. 'omahues 'hruigtl md tlrrlwfl JmgI'illy. ,- lilt still retain 'heir - - .-hicken 1 •. 'wo h,un4reurn.'tncwrrt1 • ss Muftoletto said Sicilian ing differed c'onsideratil !t In the cuisiflt of Itl It is influenced by Greek and Arab cuisines, she said .s neil as thos.e of Itak I rrwv and Spair And it is nt .rse or heavy as some 1 n v'ners imagine t'rk has tong been a m.n rn Sicilian dinner tubie . it is fixed in man'. '.ea'. lit re is a recipe Miss M'J. let to brought hack A ith te NiHt' tt'TLETS l %1*HS AlA VIIF 11,, he Itulvis ~nilreirtliontill in . . . . • • , SIRLOIN (OR) CLUB BACON 1 1 if 'uir I rsnur in liu itt'. ni. .'ine'gar, •it;.1 :wo •ir hr'e' "' V S There is no sense in spoiling it with rd dish by seasoning .. an inferior wine she said ----- w 4 "SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER"' Ing Crush the zwieback intn there should be crumbs about 1 cup In a small mixing boyl mix together the crumbs butter and 2 tablespoons sugar Press over bottom of a 9-inch xpnngform pan In Large bowl of electric mix• together the cottage .r beat cheese, 1 cup sugar. flour and vanilla Gently beat in the eggs. one at a time, the cream. lemon rind and lemon jwce Beat at mc'dirzm speed for 3 minutes Pour over crumb mixture in springlorm pan Bake in it preheated 3504c' gree oven until set — SO nun utes Cool ChillL Just before serving remu'.e sides of sprungforni pan. Cut cbersecake into quarters and then cut each quarter into 2 or 3 slices Makes 8 to 12 sen. ingi. ,b,t. v fii eis'ik Place oarh 1t w ' A !r-e,in tifloe 'Ci .IYCIo I we are pleased to accept cilian extraction, has been 11 ( F( 'I 1. Associated l'rcss Food ldiLor Milaukee s. nn'aI II(Id4' Folk Fair is coming up '.rmber 17 to 19 and vt '.e just P.d a preview of one of the good dshcs that will be offered e rtere This 1'olk Fair F. I' ir' the man'. ..rgect of e lid throughout Uit court r s;kinsored by Mit'.eaukre tirnat,uin.al institute '.e uth the of 45 natiorsalit% r.ups and cacti group design' t own btvth and decides whit h ':s it v ill .er'.'c at the Fair We tiorroved the Fairs rei. pr lot Bavarian Cheese Torte d made it in our own kit then rv1 •till r,or' q i' air ii up P.'te#r, fish uiri'l foil •nIc. .nvelnpo- style, tight ag?eIr't fIP I Anna Mu!toletto. a petite. flour attractive brunette of Si- rake my classes on tours Middle East spice shrps. It' m br'wse thriigh lt.. .çfr and sausage tactorit .nd visit Greek bakenes an Japanese grocery stores 'k A ill also poke our noses into th( cooking pots of a Greek tavern.i and an Italian traltonia belie'. e' Miss Muffoletto also nohtwr'. there is a good deal of ;hrit the supenorit' of loreiçr. . .s. fine as they ma be I use a lot ofrn estw '.'.in' I. tooth cooking and drinking .hc said and I have found the '.ines of Amenc'a are shaping up very well with their foreigr. nusins Thes' m.av not be on a par '.ith the great imports they are good t.bk' '.inrs p' Iectly suited to every day du ing Our friend also is a firm h hewer in the theory that V('k. chould use the same wines. fr '((flg thatyOU do for drinlo p!,.!t skiUt, itid him fl41iUt3 stid ubout 1, 4 :up .s4Lei Uring to tuiI, hell ,.uu ier niuitenite apu- eut intil .iii -ow ater i1a. S • - :T I' IL user rtiudCl -mIt titat mud -ti • C . ti.I.utin • ORLANDO • . • — - FANCY "RED-DELICIOUS" •U APPLES TOMATOES Oc CABBAGE GA CITRUS PUNCHI48c inc . . I I • I •LB. "FRESHFROZEN "MORTON" FRENCH FROZEN DINNERS FRIES /fl .oz. FIRM "RED-RIPE" 9Qc . . LB "FRESH-GREE N" ..... "SUNNY DELIGHT" FLORIDA I' 24111111 (AS STD .j PKG. 29 3 I PKGS. $100 "ALPO" VIENNA BEEF SAUSAGE DOG FOOD 3 LYKES 4-OZ 4/CANS 99c 14%.OZ. TALL CAN / $100 "CHOICE" IMPORTED LEG '0' LAMB LAMB LB. SHANKS LB. '' ' '' - iiitAJttl )U1CV PIat:e in * 1340 WEST GORE AVE. STORE 8 30 4 M 1 00 P M .ild tuu.um .u1t, ;,eppti eeiI tI)ut id nutuie s than . ou .souid 'tot tllkt) iIII 4iLtii' mtamav h pta'.e ii ioser he wouimn CIt I*( .iLuI 41111.11 •uItuiut set i.ing it All ..s..s.iUlId1 ur * 3939 S. ORANGE & TALIN AVE. STORE 9 00 A M 9 0L P M SANFORD * 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE MON -IHURS 800 AM F RI & SAT AM SUNDAY 8 00 A M '' .,in the i.uiti'L .IICd sdiltiti 'C... •.lv.'tru' !Atot,,Ii LIIS'I'fl ,I'JUI ,amt blend at up '.pe't'.h twill * PARK & SHOP PLAZA STORE Ci 00 4 M 2 00 P M 0M D N I T E' • a oo - 7,00 PM, 9:00 P M 00 P M * 25th ST. & PARK AVE. STORE 800 A M 900 PM — -a ,'"iea the mituri :l.&t ne'.fleit the tL'.uui3te1hY beat the '.re.sin until it twiuts s "hojipt *hkrll tootj lift up the bet" '.i Foii the 'rv.*JS' .MItU the Iinii iaituL to uwruuhi. snmt LOW .5 i'.0 tiQid it tuiut,,j, II s.iwuiu uu-lind, jthuc*tU huiui *1w the ?IIUII chill in the rettieraLut uw. Ser'ses b. �iOC_ThanDd Set Up Laboratory S cience Forensic Oct 11, 1972 Heral cl United Fund Agency LI Help The Handicapped In this ('PP and d our good fort l 71sme times f orget that there are some who good fortune .1' not share att cii Un I ro; fel Vi are reminded of course. ,hat America IS the Uq ma th e ' laind Of And it is. in that pportunity.' many different types of job to the individual. Mi tat bet Co cid if you the first questions orevrnu.s eztlenence. iad any was of F .., This question of eptfleflct is a meaningful one to the bandicapped Because employers seek someone who has been trained for the job ...,, Irt I Workshop trains the bandicapped and offers dignity and independence I I ia ii( job in the first this zlitt rb 14rtt rr a th they 4t working atmosphere. DOES it A HAND BILL tell about Mrs. Jones' new baby? see But there are severelimitat,ori, especially to licapped You remember when one you sought your first job flu get a — But where can a handicapped person get experience if he is 'I1 4 D OES WLL WI coc an' Oct. 10 School Middle Milwee Parents' Night. 7:30 p. m., at league Middle School. Forest the wit Oct. wedding? City. or sh t WI I up Oct. Brarn Towers 11 oct. 13 Rose Society, 6:30 p.m.. University Inn, e(Ii pa I Oct. 11 LW\' "go-see" courthouse, 9 a.m. th ( fee Ini shi C,')' tnt at an Bazaar at First United Methodist Church, 9 a.m-5:30 prr tour !!P1 1 1 1 Oct. 13 L 14 Ascension Lutheran Guild lc. Ourbrc'ok rumrru'ge t*ive. Casselberry 8:30 airiffi. to .' P.M. Oct 14 Auction to benefit South Seminole Community Library. 10 am . Seminole Plaza, C.asse1terr Oct. 12 Seminole County Campers. :30 p.m., First Federal S1'L. Altamonte Sprinis. In Oct. 19 Deltona Auiliar. I Center Civic IT, Cci (k't 20 14T, \iCitTItfl S h... A. SpeIkI •:. : .. :- ! ' L' . Oft, .. '"" . . .. . . 's.. . . . . fishing trip? L DOES A SHOPPER tell about the Greyhounds, Lions, Saints, Raiders, Seminoles and Knights winning? I LU. .z.11 Increases • I \ - A BROCHURE tell about the school and village board? 13ud . - ('oiintv Short ii .John Polk , right, in I ho tnt ( inn a C('t'('Illufl\ (III 1"l't (a1111)(iS Sheriff Polk w ill I 11101 nI al in O( (II iflg the grant, huh inst . . . d0 t'IOJ) •ifl Iea(temIc )O (150(1 LI) l)i111 ,iI1(i pi'ogruti1 in I ort'USIC SCIt'fl('i' It) 1W directed by u;it'I. iit'It 1w 1 )r. \V,Il aui W Met 'flw kit. represents an $115 i$$J grant toiid I . ( ounc oniail ii on (tim . . ini1 . Ii ow the (,o et nor et . BIG PIECE OF PAPER ,b. ii .. ' . . ...-. . I,., — . , . •.L '.. . . . , C ---- - -- .--- . . - . - r. - -. . , - - - 0 e ___________ -- - -- - e ia r Progra 0 t iC a m Approved News r. . LI - •- -fr: Wear i qjFr - . - . 11!'t1 - ' T", "M it IV j)b-.. ) r .. -- _.._ ',1r. -3 . .'r" IJ .'., 7- p',. • • p !: I. - . at' .. '. - That's Why I) 000 Fam ly . • " .'\ 11 C) I) S I I I LAqu Li r .../ I his The folks in this entire area read the Herald each day. P' - weekend, . 14 ,'.ni It not, prospective customers have probably missed seeing your h a (r,.i,, Court t 9s Why . firm's name, when it was founded, who runs it, and what type of 4 business you have. If you have been included before, you know the benefits, and will certainly want to be included this year. H Uhe paroel is sell nint'hoh' •eruth.' i If roure, puck, itahte .uiil :.i4tUtC area. The projert ifanson saul, would take ill in development. i'itett (lan_sn with !he n(itation that the prnjec' nuhIn.ithe s' from the road .lso planned (or the project I -high quality restattrant. of in "x fl type retreat with .i 'abin 'lm.ster',,l urotind .i :neetin - d . . explained the Aanion ollnpment was 'itnique" an(I :#,~, - r ONOR ROLL . .. $ $ , )'rationaL and athi'isIng and u. ' ... oitniann nrept of Wingfield Rev-r lever been initiated in IN, ir-.c. that is taking individitals an ii high income hr wket anti community f or sluljlOo for the Chamber :n(,reater Sanford Oimber of dustrtal icquisUion function suggested said Albert Commerce board of directors at . embership price tnerease_s It_I' I I eS('ntlng (1W aw ard IS I(OI)t'I t I ov their third quarterly meeting mn lude those presently (-risting liflhlihul .1 tist ice I'lannt'r for I )ist net Ill of tilt' mi nit .'rship iyearto 31 of hear tell that the 1U' budget heard reports from in(tCIl , Jon IL I 'hoto t) ill(. t 'IIIVCI it \ Connell\ %%ill be honored on various committees on their now at $la would ImP to $25 emunt)it' ,uilti1tt e t in1ie atiti Research IOlfl cost (ii other l;irt*'r menitwr'thips ( k bk r Thai frtiuui 5 kl projects and went on retmrd favoring the planned unit would rise approximately 15 room. Exi'rutwes i'nuht Oret it at (he Allen Chapel AM i: Wingfield Reserve in relativsWr cent, Albilln said. Church. developments rmidential areas • Ile t~stimaled there are 242 -weluslon. but itill have Icrr.%s Appreciate the invitation twing mentioned for the area that would pay to (1w many area tourist itbeing extundett for int- it- tilso be ,%.'st of Sanford. .it $25 tractions, Hanson iaid. rnemhershup.s 4 $40; Wayne ,\lhert. treasurer. id ii .ite The residential 'tnut 62.50 'hamber membership fees in eac..,tlil memberships at $ credit to this area - a tine from project would r.inge paying $75 twri and - -. ,II categoties would have to 000'up". Hunon fluted ani 40 ncreased to meet the rectnri apprnvI Probably what scares uiii' rganizations raised .in u pedestal. motion by Garnett White for 11111111 most 1get proposed for .vuuild be 480 con.iupporting the PUDs planned rlwr msnistraOons That budget of $47,000, (it Sanforl to loininium =L%. Ilowever, I desire to he "anti-press are 40 acres for community froin $42,54)0 the Preceetting for property west um, to pUI) plarined area w;is itateil there ire :10 pLanned entire that make Company, secretive about how ttie was approved, shopping and office center, 50 kimant op. Cit' of Sanford funds $25004) residential in nature with only ichuol iites. located on (he south side and unit ticvelo1niieflt). for an office park, 23 it the venture came position (I) The unpres.siVe project will 'naY vote The lone upfronting Lake Mary Boulevard, government. rough annual one "Greenbelt," a 1,435 acre Biedaut' west of Lake Mary-lAulgWIN$l feature 759 acres of residential acres for a neighborhood of the total th William Ever hear how the .. I'UI) community with a uoiiiiiiercial center and 30 acres contributions of $15,000 I or position was front Robert from cilullJ mu pekesman for the Markham a director ke Einiiia ilrvelopiiit'tit. 140 acres Daehn, itoati. and east of La notation "Fourth Estate" for ciiuuvvnience stores. ''e10LI worth of $100 million, un vho oui nuercial. 440 acres of parks tmber of e Seminole ountv Wi , about" About 200 sears Boad. tibet planner anti Doug! is (1W stauill) ii! approval spuit 45 acres the Ienmity, 'tit'a) U itsapproval )ning ind Planning Boari. It lakes iiid oL is Edmund Burke addressed (he rto'ived Site work upon (lit' project ount Lngineer with the firm (if signated as irea s the toning iant that fact the wa_s Brutish h1ou& of (oliunons •un'l last night Front (hi an, Wermers Parliament are Planning an(l Zoning Board fo' P everai weeks ago turned down pruiie 'tn( water rvchar'e acres for a two civic center Talbot 1973. said. -In ths major streets. A,sovlates, Virginia, told the three estates: The Lords recommendation to the County the PUD concept for Heathrow, area. and the fact that the The board last night up- and 47 acres for last night the copan co(tag"s and 0 million restaurant proved the request for rezoning housing will encompass single board Jeno Paulucci Spiritual. The liirds Temporal offiiiah The community, being UtnmUnit' located planned violate the tntent 'o tract of land from family homes, of estate, had met with all the and The Commons But in the Conclub concerned with the project. designate the Little Wekiva as a detached and country on 1.2 acres near LiKe Mary l(eporter's Gallery, yonder sits developed by Wilco :-. types. single family patio such as the Lake Mary Civic wild river Further. he said, the 1flh1 14 a Fourth Estate, more iun League, the county school tutulti-fainily an Boulevard iaid he homes C ol. portant by far than all nut it (In Pit "t" apartments intl .i against L,J;::l "Only the liberty of the Press, t 71rttt ;;plex notion since he had voted "hich no Influence. no po%%rer. The representative The parks. lakes and on .igain_st the project during the no tinni. ad BN ANN lF1"KI)SM spaces wilt he comprised of 200 further that his conupany h zoning hearing. M. L Cullum . w hicti nothing but the depravity . 11 estertIms i ugh Li ow acres of central lakes. 35 acres met with the county engineer cautioned the board to ion_sidir or corruption of a jur can ever plans of untegratul (lit, •inil lI i ount% health tie morning,15,41th -*Noi all Inch 'I the water recharge area in the of tq n Space. 15 acres of neigh Nation's destroy. It will be t I I) on t' ARE I \ ( It I Wilco Intorecreation, the county nuister menut ha% e b% State Division of I It I ( II ( )\ ye_sterility Partly ':tuudy It I while endorsing rain borhootl 140 acr area uuuiist awful uutonu i( it w ii' k am use plan, health requirement entered western hrinigtu rntciv Chance if u thsign.ut&d for a golf course. 5 It should be taken o1w riltilig ill tilt- 11.1ijoi area after thret. the pilots F I t thv f irst grwq) of t% rann), What outlining the degree to w hich into t pediatric Sm reenun few thundershowers tiwiniv :iu into consideration that City of acres for a town center park iort'in IfliSSiOflS are (iarnage(1 during I-II(I rvuiiains if thus public press is (hut' company plans to cooperate program according to a re r to 'JO. tw .dternuuinz. Highs and five acres for a nature without may wind up t tIl et . t_ Sanfur h( North 'iet n iou t_. 'so Ui i)fl thi t' tutt Taibet sat-1 it n tinguisht ti tIn ptopk th e Board of County tonight around 70. Rain probato 1rk. uliwn added. t_ wuter. slaved, and tiut' prince tituuliiiu" an net. mission rs b% bility ) per cent today .unut ¶0 Earmarked for commercial Jr. d (i I'g. 7 ,t ('iii. Ii Shoemaker ('OflI ' A K "As an acltocute of wiet. of health ulficer. h.uiiiber president assured per cent Friday, 1)1" peace and of liher(. I onjtirr 1)1 ST It I ('1' 'I'll i: 'I' ri•:s INM rhis prugr.um afford_s a Cullum that this cuncern wa reuiuperattires lriippetl into :u to guard the libcrt) cit J AIL Ft'I('as('(l ilItiO host ages they ettiedi exdfltuifli*ttt)fl to till beig investigated, the and )s is far uth as press, (tie great sentinel of blue children on medicaid and L the Central (lain_s today as a h1i(1 h1tl(1 lot' a I most 24 hours a It or a federal ii said his position for tie state, the grand cic'tector of i dude_s a physical excutuinauon against the motion wa_s wintry chill touched areas from ti(1g(' orders Ft'IonIllS it the titil it publi( tiuisistuir'. (uiiri1 it and hemoglobin test. vision, vuti.iig uckie_s ¶0 the the nor'hern .0 nie as exprt'_s_seti by the u hcru.sh it, tw,aUsr ti tiu'flet er it .uuehutor. tuberculin, stool, ipper 'I' I i UI!UIII ceases to Flourish, then will (he , urine and a test fur sickle cells -----------------.. .. -' ........,.. ..' ' "s 1 I I I I With It Lilt' IILA'I i) '0 Ui" P'S hilt I IS Ui 1 1411 iI'i' "i'" i P It lS 11)1. \ I I conditions requirtti4 nuy and the security of the ('rosin." 'oactuti'e'' Street today and give his M lamit a's I ci'rrectioul are referred to u in one oh silppont ers a pep talk ph'.sucan or urgauiltatiofl whi' soul in 'rut iiueiiit*'rs of (tie tailuit) packing AL' I treat individuals on medic,o'i OIl L.A NI fl), I" Ia, igil fwuys jut rr(Ioeuil As a n added thought, to tkJe% 1und bugs and lugging Neighulsirs repeirt all Orlando funding benefit From a giMid press (In' (heir belongings to an auti' Fried said that for each chili! , lurid captive a gunpoint faitutly dt'fenut Public should ,ealousl Monday hlciwet er, the tauutiiv raiiiiried, the county health by it lone ttun,ivalu last is tilt. press freu'uhiiiii .'t .'ui w hen it dt't'lined to ret cal it_s dt'stina' si N I l'( ult ( I .\tt'( (IV i: lb N says it has apparently pat'kth up and depa rtment would receive $10. hurts. is willing to (hill to iut'tL iiieui .ilini ist rat ion that illid ,i,;iii ..i ,.r ,,,ii,I I mill ''' Fret do in f tIn' lIrt'ss I,, dliii LI 0111. offuc tals said Staliung tii'rt'iitlt'i ''to Vi''ttiani ii 4)11 (Itt' hut' the state for br house tiri em w hue 1, uuitue to treetluimi liii '1 pUhilli' prt' preiItbl) wouttl go on trial in returned 5(1111 (flit' (flit ideals and ('Vt'I of Orlando. cutiuputer uiud laboratory work skirts (1t'CI'iut'\ , freetknmi, a putiha' posse 5514111 Noveiiibt,r, ''Estiniating $952 uicumne fur (AIN and right iutid in hiatt) w a s its 5t'rff's deputies saud Stall'I')te fatuity wits kId ui ttut' ltthis program stoutest WealsItu HifiS broke into the home just each two months, Jackson Stall' hour ordeal by will bring in appni'iuuatett , ifi' I'( iSSIIII1.1 i'V 'I"i deserve its freedoli' thur be fore uuiidnigtut Friulu> night, 'III .: uugs, it 17-)ear-old Ut' hindu Lw full, ne' s I011 (ii gIHKI (lit' press should sti'Ive t'Ioiitts I II l .1 .1'; explained. lair arid factual, but it free' held the family captive for 16 kidnaping for rancharged %% 1k elaborated further that a I I It tit t JA 01)1(. (lot.." 11fit I( (10 la "I Soil I' S itit o . 112 i't'l (111(15 of rapt'. ul to counts 1%% (o stun, t a cost OL $2,StiV 'u v' I.. ,tgi'iiIi' luit _s (lit' count each of ossaulung a tinder state S Bo-11" U 11 011115 Otte weeks would be hired; a for 51) ilistiFil flIP pr('lfl full, fair and (actual police officer with intent to nurse, for one day per week fur -law. coniiutit murder, rubber) , 0 weeks, at a cost oi $1,800. and breiiktmig and entering and (tie \i to dc.it hi, clerk for one and one-halt a not (hat's if And firt'artut in a unuuof a use tub ' days per week fur 50 weeks at a lirittgt• NI) 'I'lih( i:t: at what's going ).\l l:N S •J 'It V 4)1" 'i'iiit I'E %V IIiiSSijUl tIt it fi'lc'ii cut of $1, 200, w t.'Icl b dA .I1IUILdI on today in the h'Iuilipjiiiirs ut I ol \11."s will hut.'a r test iiiiuny in (lit' ti tequtreti. This total t'xpvuuditure 8k'9( Eight newspapers Stiut'4Iowfl, Stallings IN schettult'tl to *' ( i,.ssitte'd acts ( ; 101111 'I'tii'iit'r its his stuiati .1111( '' it in miii. CqU4IS the amount which would iii ill 7(' very few radio stations in uti'raigiirel today following Itis C tiitiit' t't'ui'it it'S laWS for violations of Florida's be reautted from the prtigralits tt' trial operation — and duo_se o the air release I'ucsdu.y fruiii Flciniutit I I ,issweircl iu,:le as prevtously dt'scribett hI is st,'ht'duh'd to continue today. strictly censored by the ho_splItst, where he was treesteti III ('rain' '''l'he progralii is therefore u1' like I u'r Ahb) people government., for a bullet wtiuiid iii blue shouthA solf._sus(ethituug unit will oniy myself under tier. lie was shot by a shcriU's I - clitoriil uutiiiiuit'tit enough... look arrest.... (it' require ttuthiiLtdiOfl for the he will I)on't forgetit can he put . deputy during ii scuffle wtucti l'.iuk'i t'11111114-11t AV Y I.T. M AItK (A It'll .K' N for expense use of iflcoifl (' I ¶1611 s! eitsit'ui tilehiostogu's' ott'iil last I km else e' jail for expressing an his first 94) days of liberty Since c 'iud six ('tout' the ii by iur eI_st'S (Jn I luisliIl.tl iur(e. opinion, what makes Saturday aftrrnoeimi and visiting career civilian ii vt'i' extra Further No tIi1ssiUIftr%. in tilling o that you wouldn't be arresteti u'uOFtli iii post w lit. requested,'' St'I'ViL'(!i,iCIi being (lit' Is t It.ili funding ha_s been held In filfilifiOS of nit similar charges, too" wt(hou( 51)411 15 or, Fried Suitt, 611-all Jail County 1'SOfl CanIPS. ()riaige governcnt w honest Vietnam Keep tile release' ('eruitis_siuin was given for (hit' 2: bond since hi_s hospital Stink' with a vigilant press -- without 11 iii.' tiuioh In under ','i,,,id,.d I i ei.. .. .',,..',.'.... interfuhtiui I. liii ill'' f''''' reen Last Year ? 4 , ' inneit ' * Given Progress Edition .• v 'it ' LA ______ ____________ DOES Honor Roll of the ber - DOES Mr. Businessman: Were You Included in the HERALD'S Cha Any. It starts it the Sanford Ph Huh I uk t \ ott tiit' to set' it Iriiiuu the beginning, please. All l'II SIY about it is if you ha tn't likt'I into the mirror la(e1. .1 tuwan iIo fl (let'l) tutu ours and conscience... .then - be prepared Assn munt'. (tUti. Tritic." liouever. three weeks "144) 1 artived in Tampa much varlier than had twen planned for the Gator-SN111 football gatile, and had a little time to kill. Spent tha t (line in (hi (hi a'rt i after .i quick visit for i couple -A-vini- one of the most ino% 111,~ organizations? — .. , r I - glass of "Suds", obviously I anit A MAILER tell about the community ,.. W•' 't I Road Ind eaoit ,wAs Ittar0am'N of the l.itti' 'r iwh vrnild be t.' ." •' 'I he projert, hiring developed 7~ #_ Ii I a I i ll HONOR ROLL . i 1ir it.., Plans for what rprPs'r- ,)ySh"r. hy "rl tativet; termed a JIM million 61itlined to the board (',utmann, of Gutmann. Eden called and axed iat night Dragash and Mat/. jp" ity ' AV, IL . Axed By Zone Unit , as much as I'd like to; and . • John A SIGNBOARD tell about Joés fcc C.entr;. Fido Clean Air. 1.30 p.m., Sanford Commerce of Chamber Buildintz. of Oct. 11 Fall bazaar, sponsored by Ileltona United Methodist WSCS 9 a.m. to 7 pm: snack bar: public invited Lie 12 $100 Million Eden __ 1% Oct. 17 Altamonte Springs E,ten,ior Homemakers Club, coffee, a.m.. meeting. 9:30 a.m.. First Altamonte Federal S&L. Springs SISTER luncheon, noon. 11 M11 A CIRCULAR tell about Mary Smiths Seminole Calendar ort. 16 Amencn Legion Post 256 of Casselberr' and Auxiliary, covered dish supper, 6:30 p.m., St. Augustine Church. Boy and Girl Stoters to speak. P1,11 II' LO CO Oct. 12 Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce, 8 p.m.. schooi Paulucci Entercafeteria prises will explain FleathrOvt development plans ' puirstiht Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No. 38 L Oct. lii Sanford Senior Citizens Club. 2 p.m.. Qi&iTlt.*1 Of COfftCt building, '-1h -' H' r 1 In Thursday, October 12, 1972—Sanford, Florida 37771 I Ti. anI tel . learn to adjust to AM of g kin there are th at offered e answer here in this area training workshop. Several of the clients is the Central Florida Sheltered Workshop. The main purpose of have left the workshop during this Workshop is to train the the past summer for work in the handicapped for jobs in the laundry area at Walt Thsru' World, some at the kitchen in working world one of the resort hotels, some A visit to the workshop would have gone back to school one at amaze you. especially when youMid-Florida Tech. One is at. the variety of jobs which Lending a class in electronic asare performed by the handicap- sembly at SJC. Workshop sales ped. They are trained to COfl- for the month of July alone c'entrate on the task they are totaled U.520.30 and in August. ,is performing This sometimes Is $10,38.24. Total sales for 4971 a difficult task, but it is finally Ten accomplished. Florida Central The minute breaks are granted to is an Workshop the clients and to the staff and Sheltered United Fund. For 30 minute breaks for lunch. This agency of knowing in interested helps the clients to learn that those there is a time to work and a more about its program or par Ucipating in the program time to rest. may address iriquines to the Different jobs vary in their Central Florida Sheltered rules as to when andhow often Workshop at 1600 Aaron Mean employe takes a break. In flue, (klando not able In place' A%"% SIEC7.KQWSKI I ; ____________________________________________________________________________________________ rerr'leled rr the f)IIII11414 41110 14T of noted th' Polk program trainuil experts lit for,'nci" U U I , Ij i of the Crime Ih will the professloti whkh facilities silence "be avai1ahl" to student_s. lirings lnlHirntc'ry evicIen('e The student body that ',wiIl e-. ,nurtrnu,iti has roqiulteti in the j 1 -r L' dart the proam next summer i'rpntinti of an e,Ii,c'nticiwtl will consist of tw main project I'' ulevc'lu'p fnc'iIit It's iiri'I A portion will be i,et 'aid M a ItS degree program invetig$tIofl labs in the law offleers wt" Ii tIik shortage li t Fluritla Tile 1141, will be located in a begin for student,s next siir of r 4untry that are undermanned. wish wish to learn the intracariec ! (Ituiversity. The project k flit, met, will feature a great deal t i' e (riot building In some unstancel,' forensics, while the remaInder and will involve result of n ('cu)penritive vs'uiture practical rips'rulte'l by the Sanford Airport maged will be undet-grauidat"' by V111, Governuir's ('olin' II on forensics experts from around M Gee, "evidence Authority. oral will rontoiri, J. State lie added that the of a crime has been da i'ri,uuIniul ,IiIsti('e, and Settilrt'iIt' . fini sherl, areas for the when Ii1 be one of overlooked because (here was enrolled fuiltime at erimin' i I.owe, Robert ('oututy sheriff's office rhpiriir'u,I testing, hallictirs F"flJ program at the scene who '.vas 00 one Ill justice planner for District under the 'ftie pprogram.. friar r,t fl'e" in the of Dr Willi""'tt' amid tither testing that ic only trained to find or protect it ." o f the c,nvprnor's Council. tau ght Al P S u1fru' t!iiii being jene uuceuI in what tins been Iprirsed Mc('e 'interned" for his praised cull agencIes involved in M'Gee. nccin-iuitv profevit u niversities foren sic st lent r 'the Sanforrl ss own project by working at the the ircesfuu% of the t'Iuetiuistry sit Fill, hiuis been A qualified qualified expert witne sIte anti the grant, itself, was marie was rant, which e possible through the himself, McGee declared that Region IV Crime lAb in granted $85,000 thirnugts the itiad the omnibus under Governor's Council to build a he shortage of trained forensic ford. OP'Stated tinder SherIff as!I e1 tts of in the Polk The Crime tAb us Ineated crIme 'ontrol hill and Safe lab and design a program that evident orida scbentist.s is r Mr (; rr(te(l that Fl will iead to the hIS uhegree from growing number of criminal near to the one 'Fe h ',; prrgr;iI,i, espe" ted FTP. A The business places use The Sanford Herald as their prime and most effective advertising medium! - - In either case, the charge of S8 will get your firm on the Edition to be chronological "Honor Roll., in our 45th Progress published on October 30. EVERY DOLLAR OF ADVERTISING Call BETTY or SANDI 322-2611 to place your order ' SPENT IN THE SANFORD HERALD "is returned to the community in news and pictures, too! - Index says ' '- s . ment - .. ' - ' - � 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 08, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/523f02bafa73738fe4c638c062336221.pdf b9332fc5c85ddbc41691ca030b87785f PDF Text Text 2 Million Ballots Expected . Monday. Sept. U. 1972 813-The Sanford Herald Disputes Al 1111, -- i 1v W Sho w I n Pu b li c, __ Annow 11 4n r tl-*N* h *W it Voting .. I 1 Plaguing Sen,, McGovern I % One top Mc(overn aide acs a i a to improve 11hat he considered M '6 or fl By WALTER It. MEARS organizational problems are of poor coordination, corn- knoledged there is tension within the organization, and AP Political Writer When little interest to anyone but municatrnn and sensitivity on the part of early WASHINGTON AP) He has since pronounced political writers. For months political campaign orgtisd !i with the McGovern men as Democratic himself talked about how tet1lia Y the politicians who earlier had izations are functioning orgarii7atIofl was .." h' organization and theme of ViveFechtei,i Republican for sided with other candidates smoothly, they don't chow. And our 'Now they're ingsay how campaigit. said. Sen. George But soon after that problem move into the campaign. clumsy we are." House of Representatives. District 34 Theze is nothing unusual been showing. In the days of his uphill climb was resolved, Rep. Frank r .I"4SI .4,.'''%I11 44 I. • about that; it is a strain that That is why the, McGovern Jersey r through the presidential Thompson of New director of the cam- affect any national campaign. headquarters is drawing primaries to the nomination, signed as much attention, despite the In- McGovern's organization did paign voter-registration drive What is unusual is the amount Democratic sistence of the presidential nominee and his perform brilliantly. It also per- after a dispute with campaign of open controversy it has genManager Gary hart over con- crated. lieutenants that matters of staff formed quietly. case of trol and finances. That has not been the and organization don't interest Then came the case of Gorlate. Disputes within the the voters, don Weil, executive assistant IL) '('ern political chop ha ' His has been a troubled cornMcGovern and executive threemand post since shortly after he been breaking out in public. O'Brien himself hinted he tor of the campaign, who left won the nomination McGovern himself once might quit as campaign chair- the headquarters one day after reprimanded his staff, and an. man unless something was done giving the impression he would not be back, refused to confirm .--. . PRACTICING ATTORNEY nounced that he had done so. or deny reports he was quitting. because an unidentified aide and a nnounced a day later that SEMINOLE COUNTY JUDGE GROUP 2 asserted that campaign he was staying. Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien "Speculation about internal Ili Honest Capable Fair Experienced would be ordy a figurehead with campaign matters is of no im41 no real responsibilitie prtance to the voter, nor Native of Seminole County should it be," Weil said. I But a presidential campaign Graduated from Stetson University College of Law LLB 1959 I 1 Practiced Law in Seminole County 13 years part of the process th 1 i shapes not only elections, tiut. W Seminole County Commissioner's attorney for 10 years administrations The men candidate during his around a Present Seminole County Prosecutor campaign are, presumably. Your VOTE on September 12th appreciated p'i P'I A1. lkv Lrnla Oiibrnf" men w ho would play ke roles in hic administration, - I 00 4 V.-OTLE t 4 roll 'em up... U1 11., I. ~ '00 ill . I ~_,_ I"I. . ,* ,~ xt. 4 C~ , ~_s *a let's and gOtOWOrk.w - - ~"I 00- lots were preprPd 4,nd turn ed into the Post Office a week ago fly JOHN VAN ESON Writer for delivery as third-class mail AsnrlfltCd Press All)Fla. ( TA! I $IAS.SEE, wo p"llintt place' that opened to Dade County residentS, but (10(1 places reported no late and complaint' at the lack there were many complaints Elections off In 1s1iIMI5 I)ade County, that t he hallots were either not as ay said. major priiblettis tod the polls where tsffirialc expertt'd a turn- of sample ballots." Welch to Florhtlan.c trooped 'Rut generally cc'aking. I received or arri'.'t too 'ate to out of 3 •1øi) Ilectiofls Superof an is going do any good. for a primary sluikdOWfl visor Hoke Welch said there would say the election elections systt'tii tirasticafly sample b91101-' were posted in altered by reapportionment, were a few report' of long lines well More than 4Ofl.fl4' campl Nil-rh prerflCt. W"rh "aid and ''mniict!V ilsinOt cornjudicial revision and the Ill. year-old vote. 1(11.1 Vt regict"reil voters would plasnt.s 'We've had a variety (if reshow up at the polls. Only a few failure, one or long lines were reported at pre. ports of machine 1.IV 1 fl 4 4. ' R u • • rratb I JOHNSON Sep tember 12, 1972-Sanford, Florida 32771 65th - .#w f Israel _,; . JERUSALEM sAP) . B) JOE IIAI.1. Auoelated Press Writer WASHINGTON APP - Sen. ate leaders are pushing for final passage of the $34.8-billion revenue-sharing bill but first must consider a couple dozen amendments, including one that iould help finance the program, • The Senate acted on 22 amendments in four days of debate last week but at least as many are pending, including a tax-reform measure and a series to increase Social it)' benefits. : _J Just one of the ( -. reasons why David i - It would raise an estimated $1 9 billion by beefing up the minimum tax plan adopted in the 1969 tax-refor m act, to get some payments from wealthy persons &ho are able to use various preferences to reduce or eliminate their tax liability. lit ~* ELL EY - EXPERIENCEDPR0VEN . . 7 1/2 Yrs. Experience In Following Positions : . - explanation froin Munich. - proper higher court trial .let's quiz the local school board and listen to their reasons. after testimony ended, Judge Strawn chose to withhold judgement for 10 days. giving him an opportunity to consider tr.e testimony Member Brevard County Bar Assoc. Ths was not an isolated case according to policemen who present cases to the judge. *Member Florida County Bar Assoc. III I ll lI I'll I You better be right, not half right,' when ,: take a defendant before Strawn, one policeman offered. i ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE * Presently Mayor of Titusville and former City Councilman with over four years experience working budget for City of Titusville Legal Advisor to North Brevard Library Board and Leader in campaign 1 "The process is time consuming and even gets to be somewhat tiresome waiting for all the usual excuses to be a' ,en, but when a defendant walks out of the courtroom, whether the verdict be guilty or not guilty, he can say he had a fair trial. th e Watergate incident, arid he res ponded that no one In high *Voting Member Brevard League of Cities New s . authority was involved! Maurice Stuns_finance There is a lot to be said for the procedure arid even more to be said for the judge." , As reported by Duke tlowcome in the ORLANDO SENTINEL, Uocomber 31. 1964 when David Strawn was Municipal Judge in Melbourne Beach. * director for Nixon's Campaign now ta gged by the Ik'tiios. Wonder If that's high enough for Mr. Connally? ______ Oh, by the way. on this same subject.. have been told that there's quite a bit of loot going into this national fund Your vote on Sept. 12 is one of the most important you will cast in 1972. - hii to write Bet'ets alter the flooding caused T%% l'L" K %V I' EK by t i'opil stu!iii Agin's, 1,200 bodies still are Ott) I' or t 1 Ott (.eifletci). - iiiiSSlIig ft V. " ' i'w; 'ri':i': to be informed that Mr. Nixon just might spviid a night In Sanford soon, much the sarile as former Vice President Humphrey did on numerous occasions. Public Defender SEPT. 12 JUDGE CIRCUIT COURT, GROUP U and see if there hasn't so, been a reduction of that gap between Nixon and McGovern, And by the end of this month, ,betclui it'll be nip-and-tuck! l8 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT- BREVARDSEM1NO1E COUNTIES Fr*nbse Boynton P*'d Poit*tLai 5w -MjthOr I So SUit5 :: ;:. . . inecrest .irea residents hait r till. ,ttenl hut thi 'n - -- . - 4 ..,'• ', I. . . .. . -. . .. .- 16. , - - - . 4 . ,, -: £' - J ;i. .. ' ________ j. . . ______ ,Pi. --• I . r' ____. - - - .I;int' ('asst'lht'rry Photo I -j - - 1. I . `.1 - No= - - 16 . . :' -. - ,. tush wa te r and sewer con- 0t - . I '\ juvenile tetefltiuifl facility to be located south of the city along near Five Points; '? year ta x millage at 3.5 l97 mills, and voted to change meeting times from ii p.m. to 7 p.m. on second .intt four-! Monday evenings beginning ..' next meeUn. Sept. - - - : 'If.- , ' L i - .: , . . 712t _ ____ L. - - .. . . . ' - - t I . u . . , (I1. - 4 . .' -- - . .. '- ' c '. ' , .': . - . - " - Thus resulted from the ... p usage Monday night by the City Commission rn first reading of an ordinance hi revise the water, sewer and ection iorning was Michael M. Booth \ )'l'IN(; at Sanford Civic ('enter this operating the machine. Voter turnout was Dick Schmitt right) was the county in today's primary el apparently light throughout ' - -- -- ._- - _.. . -- refuse rates to resident:a 'tumers ;nly. utu c o nit) e r c a I not ll be i wi fees "ustoniers creased. City manager W E. Know!,-, - 'Osts On Own r Ra iologi L•. e ave 1-1 o S p 1 t a I Staff 'h'' th. r,idi'I4 Iht' boar't si ;csttd no re would be he this and I agree," Dr. Johnson and stated t Medicaredifference in the added. Oct. Medicaid billing. Lit' 'xplatneti beginning the added 8esser 1, the hospital will bill patients l og ists will euuiploy their radio for use of the technical be and secretary 1tiipiiw'uit in the radioltigicat own collecting their for dt'1)8rttflCtIt anti technician r"sponstble tituiu 'iuinole Memorial hlospitlit trustees Monda y night voted lour-ttnC to allow the hospital radiologists to bill patients di- i wI' out ,InhI)nI .ater. retuSe customers '.vtlI find their average monthly bills ncreasetiby $2.50 to $3 additionaL per month. . Z_ Staff Photo) ILl. SCOTt' -- - increase Okayed - ,.V ______________________________ i ty - - =t' ' proposed1 th e nectiofl5 t J Y= .........,rn,C ''I.'' 1 ., at Precinct 24 were far from being Early bird-Election workers came out to vote th is morrus h e d as Sewart \Viston of Casselberry 1' S 17-92 inters'tion nimi The polling place is located at SR 434 and j . ni'111At Monday i city mission session, iw manager advised the worm problem had been resolved. pIaineiI thi' infestation U.' was awati'ul and water pipes had been washed nut and tisinfectt'd with chlorine to 'radical" the wnrrn.s. saiti b' .me to be the larvae of the blifld rnnsqtlltli The City Caunrnlsstofl a proved a request from Al Davis. county commissioner, to fur- EAR LV B I R D GETS I H E 'VOTE . - :rnm the hathrnorn faucet. Another area resident, ,lr. inhn E. Dnntsnn. tOfl West ,reet, called today hy Th.' Herald. saul water coming lot" her hnusP appeared to he .'le:r 'It.i even clearer than usual' ht' idated \lrs. Dodson repfr'.'sI fir.duo xrms in the ': - . ii city water she said for a while Ater it ititit) crews had worked on 'I pipes she failed to find a sin' .nler but this morning t'' p--.- S , redlY for Xrays debts. The measure p issed, with voting labor white 1w and Dr. Dexter Holland, in opposing the Ho ll an d only Curtis uiiie patients for would bill the by Andrew "nay," on a lliutit)fl Carrawa)' to adopt the iiiterpretu11 or reading the change, stated the rudiologts are using public property and XniiS'S are hospital employcs. ',','hat procetlurt' of allowing separate public a_s biLling fur services. ''This will tltiI11 1 v. ill nOt be they make is just as administrator the The i,nnn'dlate effect will be eniployc ut the hospital any what he added makes," slight Increase in charges for inure but have the same a lie advised the doctors were :: raIologk'ul services, ac- privileges a_S other physitliutitS of the 1: cortting it, L)r. John Johnson, who use hospital fctlities," the flow getting i per cent hospital's gross bulling for who with Dr. Charles Dexter, radiologist Said hould be tei1 1 the hospital's radiolugioperate Robert flesserer, hospital ad- Xra sand s department. % cal ministrator. told the trustees tower percentage. Shaking his head in disgust, Dr. Johnson stat ed separate agreed the radtologist 1i0lluid added, "There billing for services is beUl ----------- something wrong with the done "alt over the stat,." He systelli "tie turther elaborated said charges to patieiits for Index the radiologists received radiological services would not 2A $Q® in fees (or 10 month: change appreciablY arid would Area deaths while the hospital was abfollow it relative value scale Bridge tUSH area hospitals. rbirig 1o_ses on other itutn.s iu'5,t s,.itiitt Lliisiiit'ss re - - -- John CaLendar Schirard, e1eted 6IWU trustee chairman just minutes ('OM MiSSION u 611 belure, advised, "What a doctor THE PUBLI C S 11-:11""': weather an 9A . P= is 1 busine ss." Holland (:roswurthIuk decides to give Guy. 1t('tlbifl Askewt4ix pass61% replied Schirard's anulogy was Dr. ('rune portuflhtY to argue against corporate 95 not (tie ittne since other Yesterday's high U low 9. Dear Abby million raft hike case. OnS in a pending $15 4,A doctors usuig hospital facilities cloudy through WeilF:dtupriatcotlullent Partly 9A provide their own office away nesdaY with a chance of FritertuuinhIIet1t from the hospital, which the ,sfternoiin or evening thun- Liurosctpe OM I lSSI( iN I:it I H)' LI': SA i: r,iitiuttigist_s do nut. "We are 'u It I( 'L 'i.'U tlershsiwt'rs .0 tlospititL nu*' four 211 giving special treatment to . ('(iNN1't (l('tiit's l'e51)o)IiSiihitUY Iiu' taking Ilight' upper tiUs. Low tonight Public notIces .. SA persons nut gIven to others UI UnhiIIt'(l titt uvlugged j)asst'ulg('i'il. iiicludiiig Ms. Rain probability 40 Society ,6AIA10A the hospital," HolLand added. pilot's wife, on a 5,HB5lllik' flying tout' i:-;. Lower per cent today, 20 per cent Sports flit' : 811 'Lijr,ttd (j','1ttst'tl that ottss'r r rm Wcd- Storks tonight and TV 'I th,'ough liii' wt ,tsii*t.*ctsts t*,ilti iuicdt.' iii tt y .14ivist-t! wday the new rate, , ould boost refuse pickup; tudrt4eS from $'LI to $3.10 .t uosn th. Revised water rates .ndude SL cents per 1,UI' ..ilIuns increase and sewer t:irge. w nuch ire based 'iii i(et r:1 :, 1-, buoste'l ' - ru1uSauuii Ui I1 011 cluSton, hluUand moaned the hospital ii giving up its autonomy and !cc ,l! 'sntr"i Know • . would bring the city up to .t !.aI u other tuwn ire * h,irion ________________________________________________________ 1411 Buick Electra Limited, 225 PS. PS, ClitnJti AC. AM FM, Tilt Wheil, Cruise Control, Power SeJt , 4 Or ('11 Cost 57.Ot) o.w Onir Owner Now Onus $ tu., AC, One AM Radio, . Owner, Extra Nice $ (970 Rambler Ambassador 5t. PS, PB, AM Radio. VT. C. E 5tr4 C lea i). One Owner $1995 3895 iu i 'W III I Dr Pln,iuutn tuanati, si VW U 54 L'i .C. 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In view of the fact that Ted Kennedy is acti vely on caripaign trail for McGovern.. remind me to review the "polls" with you In a week or nuike "1 . fl4)W' g . .1-ti- ,hot wnrms,lisroverl-It 4 n the cit N tIer supply otflg - : dirt v niirchiug songs, says a quart of tl'(ltiiIa buddies iiispirt'd ::: Lifl(i t'&'qtittsts trotH his Atmy the popUtLit' ''BallLi(l of the (;re't'n . from Seminole County. Wouldn't surprise me one bit ,. . .., Digest ' V sAut .i:it, ''vho used ::: ______ ELECT David and fund drive for new Titusville Library. *Legal Advisor to City Boards & Commissions ' '-_ told Mansfield said he was eferring primarily to the "big games" lust conk (';t'ctiit ('Ut't. the I edt't'a I still I )a re To Be ( rca I asked ill that Li three-judge panel be fortnt'd to issue a tile Ct)llstitii('r t('IlijH)I'LII'Y Itijtiii('t loll de&'la i'ing law void and pi-ohihititig its etiloreetnent againsl the firm :.:.::-.:-:': .-- -- to la'Iieved the c11iest ions raised in the federalI &'iitii't stiit cOUI(I 114' hali(ll('d in the l"avet!e WhenJohn ConnalLy was lii TaLLahassee this past Friday for his "Relect the President" bit, newsmen quizzed him on ' • cis "Their ideal is being dissipated more rapidLy with the passIng of timeEven the refereeing Is getting a nationalist was temporarily enjoined Aug. 10 by a I"ayettt' Circuit judge from operating in Kentucky. In Mondays hearing. Swinford said he . / . I.___j iTT ____________ ' It smnelleti vtien they '(orced" prayers out of schools. . but, now the (lag, too" _____ - -' (API newsmen- - maybe, reminds me of an eff icient and . murderous," he A federal judge I"ItANK'0l('1', Ky. (Al ') sought to have Monday dismissed a suit that new consulli('r-lrau(I law declared Kentucky'S tIIi()t)stijutjotiaI. S. District .Judge thit' Svt itilord took tin' action, he SLII(I, because the tiiattt'i' IS pending iii I"ayet It' Circuit Court. mont h I'he suit was filed in federal court last by I )are To Be Great, Inc., a Florida-based firm 011111. sells lnoti%,,Iti()IIjII courses. The firM they recite the Pledge of Allegiance before start of 1st class? there, regardless of how minor the charge the case. the judge sent the witnesses out of the room in company of a policeman. Even = E infor i ithied - - I , too "too po too anarchic, and too In Kentucky Court I did, and nearly went thru the roof when IflY Son Said at Crooms 111gb School in Sanford (ninth graders). th ey DID NOT pledge to the fl ag How many others are involved? Just as we all wanted nfl one hour listening to testimony from two youths charged with public drunkenness, and their two witnesses. Rather than waive the rule for witnesses, which again is usually f-"' me games have become Tu rner Loses Bout daughter in school, ask them if ast court session. Judge Strawn spent nearly I dIconhlnUCd. litical __ - Senate MaloritY Leader Mont.) Mike Mansfield said today the Olympic Games serve no useful purpose and should be - If you think the demonstratton of those two track athletes was distasteful by not showing proper respect during the playing of the National Anthem, let me try this one on untrained or poorly presented defes'. t minor charges During Melbourne Beach s WASHINGTON May01' Brown opuie(t the zoning Boal d should nuwe thati once monthly, citing anticipated In area, including a t'oiidollhhhuuhlthu ve'lopmcflt in the located on five acres off Bi'll ltOi(t mild interest in defendants offerna • Prosecuting Ally. in St. Pete. Florida A £A A R55T. LITY Illy. Ui .U. DEMO - Senator SIars t Games de COUnCIl. "Too often lower Courts appear to show only levels of State & Federal Courts * General Civil Trial & Practice Before all a Criminal Trial Defense before Stale & Federal Courts SEminole * Chief Asst. Public Defender for the 18th Circuit (Brevard & Counties) for the past three years and presently 111111, I believe that statement. Beach, Sitting through a court session * Ally. North Brevard Library Board a Atty. Planning and Zoning Board Ally. Board of Adjustments & Appeals 1I1IJI I s the right man ieerTs to rs ca, n co.r T E ,er,cre r be the strict rule of Municipal Judge David Strawn when he hears cases in Melbojrre * Titusville City Atty kept Mary. Cast yours, t oo. and help to earlier the disapprove predictions that Less than 50 per '1 cent will vote today. I just can't "DUE PROCESS OBSERVED IN COURTS.. - cistionsi $2 billion in tax dutlars. Al the same time despite runaly inflation my conse rvative ..gulayour electric, gas liOn and telephone bills lower than the national average. To continue protecting your pOckitbOOki need your vole and support E you for size! If you have a son or a -. PUBLIC DEFENDER federal government has no revenue to share, onk m.lunting debts." Don't be -tiled! My Opponent spent the past 4 years as a liberal spending legislator wPpO Continuaily vole to reach into p L)ci, 1r l6 tv an a- Of course I voted. About 7:15 this ,norninga.lfl. and I was the 6th on my machine; and there are two In precinct 26 in Lake :- - - Some other senators rt. mained unconvinced the revenue-sharing bill should be passed at all STRAWN submitted and this was the extent of the matter. MayoiHowell introduced another applicant but Until a pay Brown deferred any further disctissioli rate is t'stat)lishl'd a t1uati(larY whit!il plans were ('otincli a niaintellaflce building at Sheoah golf, submitted for Victor Miller (1U&'t'iC(i why the cotirst'. ('ouflCiltliaIl 8 building inspector atid zoning Board ii Cl( has brought to the attetltion of such matters were to he B John A. Spolski -. ,AS AN At is nothing less than folly," said Church, "to pass this huge revenue-sharing bill without raising a dime to pay for it, I lC(tIonS Supervisor the polling was She 5111(1 gsnl going pretty Stht ''Not adamantly, explaining the application has been for the job! V 0~ Dot g Ies n " _________________________________________________________________________ I Another $1.8 billion would be obtained by repealing the acrclerated depreciation allowances for business firms snactt'd last % var at President Nixon's requet. ii • - I Wa ter - 9.ou It ll.Lk-. 110(1 is not the e of La r en cc name n- O'llriens game. but poll Last June, federal its Finance Committee, c thctments were handed down in tics is The former Demothins a money-distribution forFlorida and New York accusing cratic national chairman and current campaign mula which generally gives Laniky of conspiring to conct Sen. George for much more money than the $200,000 from American gam- manager 1cGO'TIi Is in the Public House bill to the smaller and blers who won it in London and ce esen in the semi-pripoorer states and less to the failing to report it on his income %,`artt of a Washington tax returns. phone booth. large, wealthy states. The tax amendment, sponsored by Sens. Frank Church. 1)-Ida., and Gaylord Nelson, D. Wis., would raise $3.7 billion in revenue to help offset the morethan46-billion annual cost of the revenue-sharing program. -' - 14 The court's ruling cleared the way for the 71-year-old underarid magnate's expulsion ram the country in which he .ugtit refuge more than two uars cars ago. He is under in'Zi. Adlai in Florida and .Ne w III., pointed out that the plan a York for illegally receving first was proposed in 1964 at gambling profits and failing to time when federal pay taxes on them. were in prospect State Atty. Gabriel Bach told it was rejected then but, he the court last spring that if the declared, it makes much government expelled Lansk. it now at a time of .sense s and mounting federal would give him a travel permit large to go to any country he those. deficits He said there was no in tention of turning him over to the The program "will not reduce taxes; it more likely will in. United States since Washington crease taxes." Stevenson as. has not requested his extradition. serted. Before Senators rci Stil I I n fl iUI I ... nuns problemc Til e early turnout varied In iliffi ri Ut int of 11w rtht& I sin ( iiutit ' % II 1SI''. .......... u Iii I ill ihi a s I' li'cttons Supervisor Will"', What vvill hapi)('ll if liii' \'01(1'S (I('('l(l(' II) k('('I) In I h' Sullivan said interest in Local WINTER SPRINGS races was generattn a hiti lot' ('lOS('tl t't'tit ive sessionS" (lti('L'l('(I ('oiiiicilIlulll ('Iiai'Ic pro\'isioIl Charter a turnout. 'Si fur It's been real brisk," Howell at last night's meting of t 'ity Council. ('tv At t orn('y 'I'hotnas I"ret'mna n, p' ussihly (IiSgrlIIlt led with ('01)11 II(Iit I stw said. She CXpt'('ted a 70 per ld 1o[) allusions in tin' Pit'ss Iii (lit' issue, t'c'I)l ied, "It hink it would he a signi tica uI k'l cat cent turnout, which wou the statewide prediction of 60 for (he (irla 11(111 Sentinel a mid 'i'Iie Sanford 1 It'rald." : \v it Ii (Il(' ('P uiinu'nt t hat I 1w city will per cent. I1i)W('Vel'. he ('xpand('(l his Statement 11(1' i('('0l(1l 1 lowever, in JackflvtllC, '111d (I) iiit't'l It) cotit ilitiC (I) Iunct 1(111 "iflht'StliL lit to the "sunstniw law, spot checks at various precincts with provisions Left intact iii the charter would "he utilawitil" e turnout may ,-ejCC t indicated that th today, will a L)prt' ot' polls Voters, at the that all be even lower than the 40 PCt cent predicted by Duval County iti amendment to (lit' charter which IT public Th Elections Supervisor Harry meetings of ('ity Council he open to the t'Xt'CIitiV(' sessioUS of Nearing charter 11I'0Vi(i('d for closed Itrevaril County Elections Suto have htn counCil. aLtitinigli (his s('('tioII WlS ;wrvisor James Boyd predicted officials adiiitttt'd (lit' provision (l('l('te(i ('it that 60 per cent of the county's ina(lvertently inist'd their attention as it did I hi' ____________________________________ state Legislature' and the secretary of state. N\I :\ti jiiulOi_'Il(fliS (I1SCtISSi0T1 of an assistant huhl(Iing heated cont i- ov('I'SY w hen _____________________________ nspt'C (or digressed t it a _ ______________________ to hire a previously , (it I. asked it a Rowell ) to 9M 10. ? WIS "cut iti(i dried.' Rowll (IiSt'tlSSed applicant the proceeditigs and said he was unaware of intimated aetioti was taken without his aliPrisal A hiVilk! Brown SO,'' injected May01' (1'il Is- rsels Supreme Court rejected .n appeal by American gambling czar Meyer L.arisky for Is,racli citizenship today. Sharing I A . - - On New Inspector - fl O us ts La n s ky en it comes A TOURIST IS A TOIRIST is a tourist Not Americasual. It seems. to dre%sIng eumfortahi' cans abroad this time but Russians LsiUng their capital. a sIght4eeIfl :oupk takes a moment out for ice cream In the hot loCo sun. - -• - 4 Il:l;et of the ri c --- - Eastern Dii) light Time, when polls peflt(l in most of Florida and 7 p in Central t)a)light Tutie S *.1. T ]. W.7 Y t expected to c8St between 7 am Price 10 Cents ii C i \./\f Worms " lA ELECT HAROLD F. Smoothly Going % ECONOMY CARS OF SANFORD. INC Hwy 17 92 & Onora Rd , - Dial 322 tioOi �-- - I -_ _~- - : ;-, .. , . 1~ -;~&_ i-,-~!,--_~ - t-- -, t - - - .41, Tuesday, Sept. 12.1972 2A—The Sanford Herald .1 $34.8 Billion Vote Near Lesbians Seek By MARILYN GORDON i F,d. -Note — A Revenue Sharing OK Seen By mrneecameupsithfanula Press citer Associated AP WASHINGTON Senate approaches - final Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield predicted final passage of the massive bill by late afternoon. It has been deba ted by the Senate six days. The most bitter floor fights have centered on how the big pot of federal-tax revenues will be divided a'nong the states. Proposal 'Slightl c ptl mitt.ee bill.' .Javits declared. recipients The measure as appr oved 5 Finance would limit the pr grams to about $1.7 billion a p However, Sen. Russell s. Long, 1)-La., floor manager for the bill and Finance chairman. said "We voted to give more mancv to the poor states and less to . the wealth y ones, and that tainly is justified." in another important test, the Senate kiJed. 67 to 17, an amendment by Sen. Lawton Chiles. fl-Fla,.' to eliminate a ~ i . 1~w t MW - . I~ L I . V" __=A -~ pored over Hanoi's t'st publicly described peace Proposal, found only one small eIuinge from previous positions. and wound up perplexed. State Department sources reported that the new proposal outlined in a broadcast from : if Monday. Hanoi tWits & • . - . . . . " t . --- ' .. tfE~ . go'.crn - inent a representatives 11•1 itTl•% tripartite postwar government of Sou th Vietnam. They citei part of the cornmurusts latest proposal that . a . •- . -. . • recent amendment to the state Constitution. were outlined this morning for Arthur Beckwith Jr. (left center), clerk of Seminole County courts. by Joseph F. Kyle, staff director of the Florida House 9f Representatives appropriations committee; James Storrv, budget analyst, and William Mapoles. legislative analyst, of the Governor's office, all from Tallahassee. said; *,The Provisional Revolutionar) Government (Viet Cong and the Saigon administration without i President ' Nguyen Van Ttueu will appoint each of ta people to participate in the government of tuitional accord. I The appointment oi people belonging to the third segment vill be made through consultations." On the other hand. U -S r of Article V. Accident V ic tim s New - —' more so. Although I amnow divorced, I was m arried and the mother of a baby girl. I lost ow still very baby when she UN was young." "We are very simihiar to other WOinCfl except we have chosen as sex partners im'm _ __ I ,I . _~_ - W - _;~ ' ,,4 , 1_.' -m _,- ~ .._5 _ M For ~L ~ 1 N ~ _ ~ : tiers of our ~ --- -- V _Y M R__~_ _- _ ;- Vfav~t ~ - ,-. 71 * -! ~_ : ~~--.r - --: __, _1`41z_ ~ -_ -- I females the ''discovery' of love -__i_-_ __ J -__ ,- , -_-Z ,_._~A ~ ~-_ _ the Precedes relations new Red Bug "discu'ery'' of sexuality while i'l1()i)L is lun discover these kindergarten pupils at the the reverse Is generally true for , Elementary School. Rocking their troubles away are Robert Mervine, males. What is said is that Robert Buchanan, Tami Duff and Shannon Ogier. Go women discover love before cx . - '1 I • 2 _,.it mc~;, --..... __ - - - . ~_---; I ug e ..,. - • own - arn_ rdon Photo ,, It is very rare for a young girl to be seduced( by a lesbian. ) There is too much emotional Involvement with it naive girl. For us it is always more than just a trick. Male homosexuals often have one night stands but women are seekine a more tx'rniant'flt 5=Year Sentence - Meted To 'Fe nce . sex. hut tin' male thtsu'uvt'rs sex before love." - relationship. A woman has to Feel more to respond" . By MARI0 BETHEA The Sauifuirul Herald PublisheJ Daily, except Saturday. Sunday and Christmas. published Sat preceedin urday Christmas by The Sanford Herald, 3 0 N. French Ave., Sanford, Fla, 32771r g p Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32771. 110.162, fire department: $7,714, sources say, the change may recreation and health gers says, yet there is We in significance because the Rep. Paul G. Rogers, B CARL C CRAFT inorlty for effcrt.s to department; $14,000, zoning fede ral Viet Cong still might claim veto chairman of the House public A.ekated Press Writer ce department; $15,000, finan ch powers through th e "conheal th subcommittee. but "close the gap of time whi ep arates victims from department; $1'.000. road Rutberg explained the plea sultations they de nd . ourneRai WASHINGTON AP — A ambulance operators, drivers now s bridge department, and was negotiated before Circuit is Publicly, the United St..tes congressional committee, try- and attendants often meet no medical treatment." Judge Charles Holley, who The House is due to vote soon $33,121.80. Mayor's Departnot commenting until the pro- trig to speed a $S-million pro- other requirements than having advised the defendant that if he posal is fully studied. But gram for the aid of accident a chauffeur's license or on the Rogers subcommittee's merit. me i s on'i Anticipated inco 164, 2 ti had no encounters with the law th plan to upgrade e n vately. officials say they are victims, says America's emer- m minimal first-aid tra ining." in induring presentence system of emergency medical from permits; $.)0 cigarette puzzled by its timing in view gency-medicail-care system is a tax; $30,7) utility taxes and More than 100,000 Americans care. vestigabon, the court would there is little that is new. conf used disaster area. per year "die unnecessarily .-. consider probation. If, the court The Nixon administration at- $10000 from franchises, It called for an immediate "This was a big organzaIn other action of council, Hairdressers are almost because of deficiencies in medi. gued against the legislation, said, he felt he he could not cease-fire, removal of Thicu. MELBOURNE. Fla. lAP) universally licensed," says cal-emergency services." Rosaying current federal profollowing a public hearing, a grant probation, he would Seventy-live pounds of mah. lion," said Melbourne Police and U.S. withdrawal. permit the defendant to with grams offer a responsible U.S. change was accepted in the Juana and $4,500 were seized by Chief Bob Cotron. 'ThiS should dr aw the guilty plea. Judge role "in support of activi ties planned unit development plans police Monday night when five put a big dent in ma ri jUana which proper)) are the primary concerning the new-water and men were arrested in what offi. traffic throughout the entire Saul, concurring with his fellow lt S T i Judge, re-set a trial date for responsibility of state and local sewage plant which changes the cers described as one of the area." location: The sewage treatment city's largest drug raids. Oct. 23. governments." Police said Howard Cannon, The comprehensive program plant will now be located near Florida Bureau of Law EnBy MARION BETHEA hands and looked imploringly lapses from sanity to insanity forcement officers who 23, of Tampa, picked up the Pathos was present this at her mother and husband as and the need for constant includes the award of R million Howell Branch Creek. SEND in contracts for projects in five Planner Harlan Hanson cooperated with Melbourne marijuana, valued at $13,000, in morning in arraignments held she was led away to county jail, medication in such cases. drove to .,.FLOWERS areas of the Tuition. advised the area is more police said the raid smashed a Tampa and Wore Circuit Judge DominickBond is $500. Rutberg made an tinth inalor supply channel for pot Melbourne. Officers said they But e committee-approved desirable for the eventual Saffi in a case involving if Another unusual case is uwt legisla tion would boost author- expansion to a th ree million coming from Mexico arid arrested Cannon, Dick CaIn, young, blonde woman. of Arthur Cubby, charged with pissnrned plea forina spec public defe nder appo tment u) funneled by shrimp boat 34, of Indialantic, and Richard 'iv),.ç, ity for federal help, step up gailci plant.. Mrs.Patricia Carole Williams, armed robbery arraignment in the case of planning and coordination, spur Jutras, 24, of Melbourne, when Council also approved a through Tampa. charged with possession of a which is again continued. The the court from Frederick er , charged development of emergency pro- resolution of a transaction was taking place — Robert prohibited drug, declaring court is awaiting a report with . possession of cannabis at a warehouse. \' , grams within communities, and Democratic candidate for state insolvency, heard Assistant a psychiatrist relative to the and possession sati create a grant system for re- representative, to allow city Public L)elencler Gerald Rut- sanity of the defendant. Cubby Two other men, Robert narcotic paraphernalia search and training. \ berg appointed as counsel, was declared crimin a lly insane employes one hour release in Reeves 26 of Melbourne and- /' While more than 90 per Cent order to vote in elections Sept Rutberg told the court the Following a not guilty plea, mon ths ago and was committed \ Russell Clan y, 21, of Satellite trial was set fur the week or to a state mental hospital. The dekodaiuit s disa&.isf led with of acute-care huspitalai UIMtfl- 12., Oct 3 and Nov. 7. Also apBeach, drove up later and also ' hospital directed a comment to representation his friends had lain emergency rooms to corn- pr oved was a proclamation of MRS. JADWIGA KULPA . Nov. 13. were arrested, police said. Can- '<. Circuit Judge William Akndge received in trial at Orlando, ply with national hospital the DAB proclaiming the week This Is usually the extent of non was charged with sale and SAN FORD Mrs Jadwiga Anna Kulpa, the normally "cut 'n dried" noting the defendant would be although the defendant was standards, the committee said, of Sept. 17-23 as Constitution possession of marijuana and court proceedings. However, all right if he were able to take a represented by private cousel. "only 10 per cent of these are Week. Citizens are asked to 56. West First St. died Sunday F LOWE R SHOP the others with possession of c'& ivr Co Lee bondsman Wheeler prescribed drug for the next Rutberg contended the zeelings equpped to handle all medical observe this week ad the 165th night after a long illness. Born marijuana . agai nst the public defender and surgical emergencies she came to , e in Newark N.J. th abruptly appr oached the bench two years. do tion of anniversary of a p - 1' Cubby has been evaluated by system would not serve the best and only 17 per cent of these U. S. Constitution. Sanford in 1V6. She was a and asked to be relieved of bond ____ member of All Souls Catholic liability in the case of the one psychiatrist, and reports of interests of the court. Judge hospitals have 24-hour physi. defendant. Wheeler requested the second are expected Salfi, who told the defendant cian staffing. Church of Sanford. SIAORIS SIARRY "It's not all that uncommon Include her Survivors the court remand the young momentarily. According to last week he would not allow ROI'EAY'%S an him to "hand pick" pati counsel, for a seriously ill Stanley Kulpa of ent to be woman to custody. husband, Rutberg, the case presents and I 'Nflt to do something Mrs. Williams, upon the interesting aspe ct in revealing said th is morning he would picked upbya garage mechan. Sanford; sons. Wesley t'•TYt , 7 Ic or a funeral-home wor ker "' '."' • both of Sanford and verge of hysteria , wrung her the dilemma of a defendant who "think about it." " Raymond, Interrace marriages in Ne,A and placed into the back of a Stanley Jr., Hartford, Conn.; for you Congress... Zealand are increasing so rapstation wagon equipped daughter, Miss Kristina Kulpa, idly that officials estimate a first-aid kit and ap*xnts' pr cent of rn.dmed Matins in Sanford brother, Fred not just be lle, N.J.; sister Browskt, Bayvi _________________________ Wellington City are wed to Eu01 Melb by Year 518 ww~ 00 Week 35 ___ LEAVING HOME IS NO LAUGHING K4 A 'r'FI'R £VL1. -- - to adjust to your flCW surrounding% timid lie put ti stiuule on your lace! $ & g f - — i..' 0n e u e ra Sn C i eT Area Deaths . Hi gh w ay Needs Debated -___________ _________- . ropemns Senior i' fr • • 1. - 0 - ', - .. Citizens - 4 (kO11i'à . - B M IL ., \ lie some Poh nestan blood or Do S,Outh Seminole Senior Citizens opened their bus) social season with a wonderful ______ dinner and show :t - . . d I I I ... ' I I I I - . - £1 • - ' - / - SFMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE defensive driving instructors Mary Lou Renner and Randy Sullivan welcome visiting Judge Charles Walls (left), Oviedo justice of we peace, to class. The judge has sent several traffic violators to the school where they are taught how to prevent practicing safe driving habits. accidents and become better drivers by have part -Polynesian relatives - trip to The &nicwQnswill meet the first Thur-Ida) of each month for social and recreational , meeting at the Fi rst Federal Savings and an on 5ft 4 ee monthly m ting wi ll of the third each month at Casselberi'y Woman's Club on Overtirook e b Drive. Thursday' I) t -4757 Ci..'E.'' Springs. 25 J Afh 5 'APE 8A 'V .0M ' ,TAt :4'.' 1 :rn - — — U — P F0R STANDS III E UP FOR YOU ack P f or CONGRESS S&I., I.,. - ... - the activities of Jane branches of government in Insco is the one candidate committed to restoring three America by hailing the excesses of the Supreme Court. lflSC() is the one Inseti is .- iAM uiiw.uu. - candidate who has come out a g ainst forced busing. the one candidate who has come out agaimistabolishing capital luise'o is the one candidate who 1iraserto the classroom. punishment. will fight for a Constitutional Amendment to restore Insco is the one candidate firmly committed againstguncontrol. the one candidate who will fight xelfarechislers. Insco is PRACTICING ATTORNEY is the Qualified Candidate: Insco — SEMINOLE COUNTY JUDGE GROUP 2 — Fair — Capable only 42 years lusco is the only candidate with ('ouigresional experience. Although old Insco has served as an Executive Assistant to three Republican Congressmen from Florida for the past eighteen years. Honest — 10 vears Seminole County Commissioner's attorney for Present Seminole County Prosecutor Your VOTE on September 12th appreciated 668-5861 th e Issues: on Insco is the only candidate who has had the courage to label sonous Fonda and Ramsey ('lark for exactly what they are — Native 01 Seminole County Graduated from Stetson University College of Law 1111 1959 Practiced Lw in Seminole County 13 years Fl., Speaks Out Insco LWV unit meeting, 9:45 a. in., Mtaunonte Community Church. 1.WV unit meeting, 7:45 p. in., Experienced HILDA RICHMOND I IIP .',i.. i, C.1s3111, h.. Inset) is the one candidate who knows t'edcrm_I burt'auirae the problems the people have with the and how to solve these prohle'uns Solving problenus is what lie's hlt't'il (hung for the past 18 veai's' ' F' Ii II F''' ''LI L- - lit-1h), 1, 111 \II1('(' I('('Ilt('I. I I.ti_ it i(,-pr l ,.4isiJti' — .11'. t I.. I", .s' $a,,..1 Dl' - r .104 I atti tItr J0)('e a rbixii mris.tWr tc' in iilu' .sIIiAi %% ( pr.iir1ii itir ,,air 51% 'I 1111111,. ,, ii .,,l Kira. •, ' 'irs. p..'.l'!" 1 -''I - . - '' ,, Insco is a Working Republican: PLATFORM .1 .ip'I i1',,' ttii'. •11IiitI à,'II 1 .1111 is ('s'nlrai Fiund.i t)u,1114,.imIfl ..'rki'i,' Florida IIou' ''I to rrtltr%S'fll )t*i in the ., u..: ' - 'S 2"~~ , a,,, -, Imisco travelled throughout the nation in 1968 as a memberof the Nixomi-.new ('amn)aIgu teaumi. user 20 ears to the Republican Part y office S'V' .,% ,. '' .''-''''' • the one candidate who has devoted amid to the election of Republicans to public Insco is '.0 .). ....4 4 ' AFL(O .,. t..' . 1'' I'.'' a .,, ; 4 14W tltt ..a, • ,.,,% - . I t' '_ . •__. _ . .,.F.tht là.' ,,ø, ',&T( -- •. to i '' . '\ _ 0 '-F t • ' VINCE FECHTEL, JR. pu.. ,u.t.a"'.-' .. -I A , ltf'1)Iml)Iuean, . . ,. "let's roll 'em up . - — ' - . . . . for iii.' I I.,iu'.' of Itu'pm'u'u'muiaI i ._ ,_ , - _ -_ -_ -_ ,_ Jack P. Insco.... and go to work,' I )j( : I. ~ ~ X I '_ .4 .. tJ11IhhhL.) JIJI 0mWd*t1i$luøy 0qR441 i_, - \ Stands Up For You 1 1 1 Vote Insco For Congress On Tuesdal 'I LI , T i. ote for our IIt-publkau Congressman pull the hit lever dusvu and ks'.t* it dews! i- Ill S t ' . . Name Phone ;: ()tt','r v ih.I un minimum hr:tnu • r .0 I u pp roved Aug. JOHNSON - i- . An.mon?eSl,rins.FI 37701 .. rhat's what's called driving a bargain. I,''.,' UNIVEIIITYOPMID.FLOIIDA 2W I iCR SI .. for the entire life of the loan. er i __1. .nd IIfV 'Ce Ira in'ng and *OfS ' FOR FULL INFORMATION WRITE Address '. ' ______________ .. every year VOTE F 0 R \;mtivity. starting at 12 noon, r 0 and ri' Freshii.i'nt I.W\.' coffee, 150 Spring Cove, '. i'd 1 ,1 anti! :mroun1 thu.' Spring Lake hills, Altamonte church. ELECT HAROLD F. 10. FIor,dI Oi'p.rlmcn' of In'P'fl0" UA.VIIV u 5 now tai..fV •pphtVfl fQY $VId.Vd*IS *'t.. 5$, 5*. or 58* O Miii($ Oe'r.. s" with IC Altamonte Springs. Their iii ____ BACHELOR or MASTERS DEGREE . Sept. 13 • without a ,tOm$ maintain ti* - . . . - CQNNIILESLII h,%I' ' You Faintly Fun 1 u. ito! p1:11 lb. I tke' Mar ( hunt hi of Iii' I Sincoroty Ask Fot Your Help and Vote . Without Attending Classes St'pt. 2) -- SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ADULTS evening of August . me phi) presented was 'Music Man." Sa int Augustine A bus has been planned, a Four-day cruise trip to Miami and Freeport, a trip to Disney World and other exciting AND WHO 'pI. 12 S. hivati Board, 3 ii. mu., t- ioi It'rt'iu -(' mom. recommended as a safety project for widening and resurfacing. 1- Sarfid Woodlawn Memorial Park with Al eventuallv ii~ve Rev. Joseph Kett officiating. f3nsson Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. ____________ Seminole Calendar Mayfair Country Club is part.menl. says Set Events ST _______________ _________ recomiiiiuvi,.uisuu ,... in., First Federal paving of 18th Street from Sept. ts in.. Altamonte. Springs. Southwest Road east to the city S4'hool Board. 7:30 p. Goldsboro .unfcrene't' ruuiti. by limits said VihIen Elementary School. in contract Sept 19 that be had been I.WV unit meeting, 7:45 p. in., with the City of Sanford Shoshonee Trail, Indian the 1728 regarding their continuing Hills. work within the city limits. Paving Riverview Street Sept. 19 Altamonte Springs hionicnorth to the lake from was 8 IS this makers Club, 9 n.m., First recommended since 46 10 17. Federal S&L. SR 'straight shot from 92 on the lakefront. County Club road by the Sept. 20 4 p [his. year, next year r I I fl I I A IIC C K rU D L I M I J '''flurse personnel will lii' necessary for the rutuul department tieparunnt to carry out its t'sponiLiilitie's'' Lavender Coimumnissioner Sid V ihlen Sept. 14 Boy Scout Troop 79 timid ret'ounmended resurfacing Sit slsTl-:lt, luncheon meeting, Explorer Group, 7 pun.. 41 which is now a primary road noon House of Steak. LiberalI ('ngregumtion of between Wilson Corner at SR 431 West around a dangerous Sept. 16 Sept. 2; curve to the intersection of the Sanford Women's Republican hli'tmnul. 7.311 p iii., new Sit 46 for it distance of 2400 ('liii). liiiit'l'iimi, noon. Trophy I ,ymmiin high School . feet — described as the worse I.ounge: speaker. ,h&'an Bryant. Sept. 28 section and could be considered St'hunl Board; call 322-2872 for I)Lstrlct a safety project. Also in WWI Vets Barracks 2898, 2 ; --. a flip reservation-s. VIRGINIA PETROSKI P.O So. 1214 aCongressman' John McEw4'n. head ofthe 1igston, NJ.; one grandMaori and Island Affai rs [.• child. Funeral services were held th e rate is intoday at 2 p.m. at graveside in fast creasing "very, very - _________ - cooperation From the residents. F7 — Mrs Helen C)mansk) boar.! that llighltmnd, south of Prairie Lake, was more "patch than roatl It looks like notxxty remembers where it is." ALso recommended for repaving was Der. Oxford Street nor th of byshire'. And Marker nor th to SR 427 neels paving. Drummiiomul said that this might ncces.sitLit& removal of soiiw of Liii,, trees and (bitt he expected 4 ____ . hush. - in only liii' ex pe nse of considering Si t 427 ( $81) to 90 thousand i is ''too rich for us without another money source according to ('omlllisciouler Al I)avis sai(i that hr is still reviewing tin' roads in his district tifl(l hint no rendattons. ,',-,utiutui . "- reqtn'StS. El \ and we'll pay for the tags. _________________________________________________ ,i,,, c;zi 7W- lwy a new car with one of our low-cost loans I uvend.'r requested that ii for t h'' ("111,1 ii I went to work for a very Few programs ts' umssigneil so road that the engineering work can nice Isiutique and worked my homosexual is not the probli'iii the male homosexu,il Listed as serious Way up into a position of it Is for situation were SR 427 to 511 415 begun authority. When I was offered it i believe anything between flush turid I uven(Ier are to The road, according to Kimas assistant manager, I two con.senting adults is perbrough, is breaking and needs pru';mre a summary to Include job decided to tell uiuy boss then and rnissahk. At the present time I to 1w dug up County engineer niore definite (list figures and not have a repeat of the last have to say miniething which said that S15 at Iuke Monroe IS work plans In present to the tint'. My boss was it young may contradict what I have the most tragic road condition lioaril for uinothui.'r work sessiuin wonuiari and very, very fltiiVi' stmiil before, I am now cornin the county - Drummond a i%'('u1tl('r tutu (hit' l,,irut tti,ut Slut' was from a small town n pletety bisexual I ha'ie found stihuiiittt'd that Sit 434 west of mnayts' is in (tire need for 24 niiur.' (hi' south. In fact till ii of u in man I ('an trust and 4 to SR 431 Is the mutist heavily he personnel for his department, that shop were gay. They have a lasting relationship traveled and most unsafe as to with. at listing one Vac;mIW), i'arhi for k'I(leul I wotilti tell her about chn.iluji'rs. Kinthrouuizh said th 3 isiul 4, u'qiuipuiit'imi t,'m,st,,i this shutilil h' the first priority. -— four Vtit'tiIIi o for .'tuiipmfli'Tu! 'ihuli'ii iifltl iitit Ihutit the- luau , vat'lmflu'tt's & been listed as ii first priority for 1.Iit'ratr 2; 11 vacumnu - i. 501111' tiuiie and the 1)()"'huts maintenance 1; Five2 and lw' Maintenance 11% consistently rejected their vacancies in maintenance .1 road. Il lI 4 -..' 2529 , ~L_______QSUN_SH1N_E STA1E.73J STATE SECUNL)AIIY 1U)AI)S was one- - - Drummondtold the I of us Var. i 'i'iiinui '.siunvr I' tMriiugh a sked the board to cons ider the 1'ustawi1111 t(oait Idt'miing and resurfacing (ruin SR 4ll to SIt 126, Markham Wood., ito.ut fromSit 431 to fild I ikt' %larN l(i'uti and Red Bug ltotil cast of Sit %21. Also in \',mrboriiugli's request half muiule from First Street in ;t'neva to tin' i't'uiie(ery; ('o'hran trail fru:ii SR 4' to Sit 121 thirouu1 hu .IL".IIp Sw iniup umull)rt)ughl said that he was most concerned with the ,t'condarv roads Sit 415 and SR 427 lIe stilt! that Lake Emmmua lttid is getting to he an arterial I / - one on us. 4 -------,° FLOF-HDA ' - ...___------- - PAVING AND REI'AvIN(; 'f - u.., But the Wcicmc Wagon hostess can make It easier d Nets Drug R Rates Subscription Carrier neither Spurlock nor his Spurlock, in meek comment, draw his guilty plea and tender a plea of not guilty. Rutberg __________________________________________________ agreed to waiver of speed) trial rights. a. - .-1N M . . _ _ __- . .~ _ .,, Af- _ --~~ _ ~= M-.14 _._ f_~._~*, ~_ _-,- Assistant Public Defender When queried by Judge Salfi an investigation disclosed no With the above uiavAsei, the maxi mum Gerald Rutberg told the court statement before reason why the as to a budget as stands includes $51.214, police department; sentence was pronounced sentence should not be imposed. the defendant wished to with.. * Program A'' 1 - •• " - •••• 1E1 AlL . Attorney, Albert Fitts, made said his attitude toward society as questioned by the court was comment. Walking wi th a cane, James a' Mayor Granville Brown one of "helping inv fellow However. Assistant State suggested 812.000 of the money H. Spurlock. found guilty by a he man. Spurlock maintained Attorney 0. H. t HUh Eaton told Court jury of buying, be allocated to the police Circuit I I uas nto on receiving, or aiding in the the court there were 18 n- of the felons. departmen t, $3000 to the fire department and $5,000 to the concealment of stolen property, dividuals prosecuted by The court adjudicated ti was sentenced this morning by slate in the theft ring in the road and bridge departmentdefendant guilty, and aft r 1 Mayor Brown explained the Circuit Judge Dominick Salfi to Longwood area and that one imposition sentence, 'a1losi received the stolen goods and cr edi t for actual time inallocation to the police live years at state prison, made disposition. The thieves, carcerated in county jail sine department as due to his being The balding Spurlock. of the opinion the city iU not be Longwood. was a participant in Eaton revealed, were young, Feb. 16. wi de theft under with thm a large scale In another scheduled patrolmen and auxiliary ring broken in January by ers of sentencing, that of Wallace v "Except for recei Two patrolmen. more sheriff's agents after months of intensive investigation. The stolen property like the Oglesby, who pleaded guilty to patrolmen are needed, he said. receiving, or aiding in .s.jso, he said, with increased ring had been in operation for defendant," Eaton stressed, buying, the concealment of stolen little reason for be would building in the area, there is three years and had specialized -there Wi.s1 property, the sentencing c1es thieves to steal." additional need for fire in burglary of homes protection. and business establishments. Judge Salfi told the defendant aborted. . that '•i'_ .. ._— hearing at which there were no opponents or proponents. The modification was due to io carry-over at the end of September of $(XKl. . • . - R,% MARIO% BETH114 ~ .. ' -. playing though. When two Role Playing Passe women are in lieu, they drop . role playing. I ibels ito not ,t Ellen walked into the room with a jaunty step She was cute as can be. She wore black bits, black hose, black veh hotpantS and a tiuti In match. "I," she announced, 'nu a lesbian. I have not always been as bo) C187y SO. As 8 teen I asthenext girl and maybe even Counc - - kkr.tft" . . by i — _________ her own words, names are changed to protect their roodified — . Viet Cong and North %tetna.m e5t 'A ould not insist on a rtik L. choosing the Saigon .- bait experiences with a man. i'tlst I know of 501111' happy for one never had a thunax until "The inasculine appearing 'tinirriages" that buy.' Iuistt'd I achieved snttsfaction with a lesbian is often called "d)'ke" 2P,10 years. There are no legal woman. are ties, just emotional ora's. You or a ''butch" and thesewear '11w laws that exist for the women who usually rarely see mu couple without i'in:de hnm.icexiial are milurti ,nnc.'iiline styled clothing turn! unc st:;' 4 'hey ruin pits In simpler and less restrictive have ne male miiannerlstns. than those that exist for the fly contrast, the 'femimue" is a ailuipt utitlilreri 'md do if authorIties do not know their IIiaII' Homosexuality For men homosexual, who lipl)('nrS as the average rt'hitiimship." as hIUS always been seen by society femninini' '.-•'. J W, 'GS -IN - . . ~__ - -4I I -~ budget in the amount of 1148.212 has been adopted I il following public City ~ 1H nrt't9, hc turned against - Approved _ F for the majority. Most have been married. Some have had -- .----• . .1 1. Vo?_" me" A%. --. c__ -~ - ~ .... .. defeated were two tax reform amendments designed to bring in enough revenue ti) pay for more than half the co.ct of revenue sharing. Long argued that mayor changes in the tax laws require far more consideration than could be given in Senate floor &b8It Bu q ~ .' - * 4 vcry rarely solict others. are getting away from thl-i mle i.:selush- e, Ibis sixth of eight parts deals with a lesbian. t Have if I was not fired I was and 'We often pick our friends nie tell tx,r about tht reit of the froin the queem (if the 111ale to told her I was gay. She hOhlIOSeSUnI subculture. They group I htiintit, did not know the meaning of the ik, have a great sense of word utiv and 541111 1 tim co are very artItii, onil are i i' ilain"I it have to worry about them iii to her arid she said it .1oi' W 4 stealing your girl Friend ma tter a hit hut all the time he ''Society's attitude toward us ther and further is redneck I was working for was moving fur I explained that finest away from inc. uric iii the areuu 's I value her friendship more rprtunt y!r.!Pq nii when they Itutin I wand) tier tiy . When I they found out about nie told her about the other hi she hnrrasci'it time They are not just said quietly All eleven" of A llowed to fire you because make After the shock wore of!, sb.' that, but they run sure to convert everyone. She '.uhi quit. They forced me to tried be lieved we all just needed the resign right partner and she tried to tin.! girk for the men and mrr. Gay Boutique fir the girls She ended up ,n,' Women 'ui girls have never been n more threatening. Women heterosexuni woman. wth it man, but that is not true Also $1 48, -i ______ .. . ;=2!-g _.;-___- y - Cr wict snonciuingetl t the large. industrial states compared to the apportionment granted in the House version. StbK.351t5,R-NX.. made a final effort to change the cornrnlllrt' s plan with a new method of distribution to aid the urbanized state.s He lost on a 57-27 vote. Under his amendment, $15 billion would have been added to the bill over the five-year perind the program covers. Also. funds would have been dLSti-ibuted on the basis of the de- pas- sage of the 134.8 billion revenuesharing bill today after its sponsors beat down efforts to increase aid to big, urban 11 a es' - and Poore .st The - ing onsocesprogran inIusw1aize t heo 1. 11 section of the bill putting a ceil- ! gree of urbanizati on The Senate F inance Corn- JOE HALL )/7 'a Retatonship i Permanent Iternlil men seeking relationships with other women instead. Told In 7 r,;'F r.uH ' ,iriftrri [lit' i .. ______________________________________ f J • -- ,i i 11oiAq & AO,1 , antj ii, ,','S, Mu 11vt'. C 3IOIFJFI t hA .f IO,I1 �- The Sanford Herald Political Tuesday. Sept. 12. 1972 4A—The Sanford Herald Editorial Comment Sem inole Couniy Voters Tested Today ~ Notebook Polls Close At q _o II ??.t II .t UI lit the publicity and SO ell.kflOwfl ai incumbent and aspirant no voter candidates' ignorance or on should make the decision from th e advice of others. mmendation on these no reco We are making news columns pertinent facts contests . In our are printed which afford the background before which the candidates stand illuminated, ever was a time when independent. If th ere informed voting was essential, this is it. of allowing the chanieleOfl4ike Th e haza have taken place in the coloration changes which VOTE-VOTE-VOTE! - - We urge every qualified and registered citizen to allow nothing to interfere in his privilege and opportunity to cast a ballot in this primary election. To those who weasel out with "one vote doesn't count" excuse, there is a very recent and a very near example of the fact that one vote does count. Indeed one vote was enough to settle a cliffhanger election to the Ovied o City Council last week. This is the sort of office that has the closest and most easily identified relation with every - Democrat parties. influence state and local voting so that coattails are substituted for backbones is a real and present danger. That there i3 a tendency for candidates to in pulled on a all we thrust the on what our hand' the stat e wid e EWYORKtAP room ormoUs t a common cheap gadget 50 a lso ta ugh t the white man to almost everyone needs or uses. highly valued they were grow such new food crops as sweet So one theory goes. it didn't classified among the Ci'Owfl corn, white potatoes and Things columnist might never know If work, however, for Walter beans, potatoes, kidney jewels. Hunt, the early 19th century Anunfaade:It is id that peanuts. lima beans, tomatoes. e white man gave the Indians peppers. squashes and pum- New York City Quaker who in. the political fact which this did illustrate is large and national in its scope. Some of the most surprising results came ut abo with a post-election analysis indicating that the change of one vote in every precinct would have changed our nation's history. So EVERY VOTE EVERY TIME does count! The primaries in today's event will result in the nomination of Democrat and Republican candidates for Congressional. State Legislative and top county posts. important Th ere are also five extremely e are, by judicial contests to be determined. Thes law, non-partisan. Yet so wide-spread has been the industry's marthus thilty rate to 115 for every 100,oo firemen. The long tusks of the walrus rivals aren't used only to fight They or scare away mAc handy tools to gouge up c lams from the floor of the sea. When it comes to wheels, no enemies. , age. here the past was also True. iwrhaps in a measure the present. \%e never allowed the skein to be broken. We came not because it was safe but because life here was still warm and good. table, I can call up Looking at the long dining room memories easily. of my fattier, a hard -charging lawyer. sisters. of my sensitive mother trying to balteasing ance half a dozen diets and keep a show of order amid the banter and laughter. Not just at Christmas but at birthdays and other special times, that table was a festive thing to see—brightened by flowers, well-appointed with distinctive coffee urns and other table pieces. laden with food. What went on here at such times was not lavish. It was just great good fun. which few who came ever forgot. I'm sitting now in my father's upstairs study, where built-in shelves once held hundreds of law books. On the floor, ready to be moved, are mans' piles of old 78 RPM the nearly continuphonograph records—reminders ous jazz festivals that enlivened the place in earlier times. This house was not just the family rock; it was for long ears a gathering place for young and old, attracted by originality. its warmth. its gaiety. its curious, free-style where a place and talkfest, center for songfest It was a Living never was dull. This stage, where our lives unfolded in cheerful competition and zestful celebration, will soon be dark. Its era is really over now. The loss is not just ours. but the world's. 1i I country yet comes near United States. With only other of the world's popuof lation, It has 49.5 ..P - motor vehicles. California alone has more cars than Europe and Asia combined. well in We're doing bicycles. too. About 67 Americans Amtrak trains have been flagged down in As recently as half a century and Kansas and dry counties of Oklahoma in ago, Labor was IS crewmen arrested for selling booze. This hill battle to get the standard with a terference with interstate commerce work week cut to five days. Now vengeance and an untimely hindrance to a employes of more than E railroad experiment that needs all the help it can working a four-day firms courier and Charleston (S.C.) News week of 43 hours or less. get. Modern war leaves vast scars on the Land as well as In the spirit of man. Scientists estimate that years of heavy aerial bombardment have left more TEL E PHONE than 26 million craters In the 831 9993 322 2611 soil and cities oflndoctl1fla.The SANFORD. FLA. 32771 300 N FRENCH AVE.. area of the craters is the equivalent of 400.000 3IELOW. Editor and Publisher WALTER A Quotable notables: "1 reDirector S. Ant to Publisher W AYNE D member once I was on Location in a snowbound mountain re-FRANK VOLTOLIPIE. Circulation General M.IInaQer sort. It was so cold I almost got JOHN A SPOLSKI. Associate Editor married." - Actress Shelley I ____ per cent II'i ng "Highba ll _____ - pretty - _____ - - - , fighting an up- ( __ ---.I,— ratb I " , ROY GRE EN DERBY STAFFORD Manager Advertising Editor of Editorial Page CHARLES HAYS GARY TAYLOR Sports Editor Mcthan,cdi Supt JANE CASSELBERRY RALPH HAYS Comp Rrm Foreman County Editor RAY STEVENS Press Room F or eman DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor BILL VINCENT. JR - _______ . S tiff photographer s9Ci6Months - Same In FLrod,a $170 Mon'' A'. 4c'me De mail US Postal RuIatson pr de that pad in sd'Ce' Eniered as second class matter October 27. liver 'y subs iplionS be 1910 at the Post will be div,duI or firm responsble for such reproduction will be and copyright Heralds infringing on The considered as held liable for damage under the law unday and Christmas Published daily eicept Saturday. S pre-ieding Christmas published Saturday local news titled exclusively to the use for reproduction of all the printed in this newspaper 1 Herald Area Correspondents Casselberry Tanglewood Kathy Niblack 836 7150 Marilyn Gordon 531 0975 Chuluota Mrs Sue McEachern 3655565 -_ Fern Park C Estates Goldenrod Eastbrook Marilyn 83169 7 5 Lake Mary i( o , ' '.'-' 377 1704 Lk.Monroe 372 2611 Longwood Ann Riley 831 9959 Winter Springs M.iryHfall 831 suo 4q"ll - COPI.! N.e'. S1 tAn__ 1~6 'It's getting hard to ignore it, Spiro..!' The curriculum offered to millions of month will school students returning to the books have one major shortcoming. The gap is a lack of classes on the subject of personal money management. a good job In preparing young "High schools are do this world, but few of them teach the kids what to to with a ThatlstheopiniOnofWU1iamA50ner,Pdentand Citychief executive officer of Waddell & Reed, a Kansas - Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hanson, girl, Sanford DISCHARGES Sanford: Benjamin Adams Jr. Leo Arnold Patrick T. Mike Fern Rasco Willie F. Stevens Marian T. Tedesco Harold F. Harris Carl Carlson, DeBary Stephen Phillips, Orange City Diane M. EchaniZ, Winter Springs Most firms in the Industry have had marked success In cleaning up plants and reputations In just a few short - - ,,tDrecOgnhZe thl55e1b0us Pt0man 4 Economic Priorities. their lives wIth "Th ese youngters will live th e rest of habits before money should learn good th arid ey money th ey get hooked on bad ones. ingredien t 'Personal money management Is the missing ," of a truly well-balanced high school ed ucati on Reasoner said. "Many young people and an astounding number of fall flat on their financial faces when It their parents co comes to budgeting th eir money, openin g a savings ac unt or properly writing a check." These are simple mechanics of money management, he said he was 0enR8b0u —but without significant dislocation of production or employment. lilt continues to score gains at the rate of the past two years. the Industr y could achieve virtually 100 per cent e ffective pollution control by 1975, according to the council, a nonprofit organization monitoring the social impact of business and industrial activities. Paper is. of course, still minor league compared with such Industries as steel, power production and mining all massive waste contributors. But its experience is evidence and that the pollution problem does yield to effort expenditure. Given this one Industry's image only a few years ago foul-smelling mills for, in the council's words, belching gases and discharging sludge Into streams who would have believed It? - Dellona DeBary. Enterprise Carl Allen Deltofla 574 1758 Ottetit (l4refl(eSflyd" 372 4841 - Geneva Oviedo Stavia Li: Mathcu% 3•9 os Melanie A. Tucker Wilda Quinn Avis B. Shoemaker Emma S. Ellenburg Laura S. Garrett Hester M. Hewitt Monroe Wilcox Caroline C. Howard Mrs. Glenn McKinney and baby girl Mrs, Kenneth Mullis and baby girl Anna Marie Pezold, DeBary Sadie L. Bailey, Maitland Abraham Smith, Oviedo Marjorie Bacon, Lake Mary Arthur R. Beadles l.illian Hastings Ola Harrison Sarah If. Richardson Hunter K. Archer Kathleen N. Perez Juellen A. Boyd liowaid G. Mathews John J. Harrigan, Deltona .John Kirkley, Deltona Burl Morr is Jr., Deltona Shirley L. Bishop, Geneva Leon Hutcheson, ..OIS J. Pittman, Winter Sorings Leonard Knight Mack U. Greene Patricia Bass How One Woman In Sanford Saved Her Home with No- Roach . But. Reasoner added, "Our children should know, too, rates, Investing, about credit, lending, borrowing, Interest deeds, insurance and other contracts, mortgages, leases, I, finan cial services." 10 DAYS Capital Touch til the 'Day Of The Cat' Jean Westwood IsHer Own Woman ventures followed. The West, requirement of tAcking a new including San Diego State Uniformed "Westwood By JAMES CARY woods versty, the University of Callvice president' nominee. Copley News Service EnterpriseL" a construction Utah U all this means Jean West- forms at Los Angeles,UniverThey have built business. wood is getting a baptism of State College and the apartment houses, middle- and Her hair is lire in her first national in - sit)' of Utah. WASHINGTON low-income housing, and their At 19 she married Richard E. wheat-colored and scraggly. volvement In a presidential and began own house in West Jordan, Her voice is hoarse from too campaign, she has been well Westwood, then 22, doing some of the usual things. Utah, near Salt Lake City. much wioking almost lte hallway across a room. prepared for it. Paient.Teacier AsMeanwhile. Mrs. Weatwood's Her face is crinkled and Born Nov. U, 1923, In Price, attending sod,ation meetings arid thing political career wu slowly Utah, a small mining town, she church work, plus some of the buiiding She advanced from leathery4$ the and her family, along with the the precinct work to natioi1 Westwood, But Jean UnUSUSI, tncluding involved In political committeewoman, spurning Democratic Party's new na- cs,nrnunity'i 15,000 other real- more C ugg&Jons from friends and tional chairman, is her OWfl dents, felt the terrible weight of pr II work. the first of her SZ the great dpreaslon. meantime she and her admirers that she run for pubwoman In the ever to hold the top party post. But her father became one husband Launched their first lic office. Already the impact of her the luckier orn*. Like many personality Is being felt In other unemployed family heads tsislneas venture.,ears ago they public office," she once told an TWeflt)'fiVe he took the U.S. Post ()ffi Democratic Party affairs. started a mink farm on a shoe interviewer. "You can't have Her election as chairman had examination. lie was hired as a hi good pubLic off (dais unless Sig on a five-acre hardly become official July 14 clerk, later becoming a post- Utah. Before that venture was have good people to manage when the party was hit with the master. sold they were producing 10.000 their campaigns. in (Mar. aisla over Sen. Thns Eagle- For Jean Life became a I year. cited In improving the political ton'S pastpsychiatric treat- cession of attending some 20 1tta Other successful business system at the base level.ui unprecedented different schools, eventually mont and LOOK FOR IT / - I)%%Il - - .% u.Ito.irh 1.r.-is its gIIii•' 'This it Ilsefirst kurt - q • have ______- fl- -- By F. T. SIAIFEELY Associated Press Writer . .. - I i . l b. - . . - .' . - . -- 1-. . :. - - 4111111111111. 11111L - - -. - - . merchandise UP TO 1 50%0 FF! ON OFFICE MA CHINES SUPPLIES F UR NIT UR E LUGGAGE ART& ENGINEERIN 1)05) 141.3431 Sanford Ph. 668.4431 GAINESVILLE, Fla. sAPi A policeman who said he faked clnokrng marijuana as part of his undercover work testified Monday that he bought two ounces of pot from Scott C.amntl, F lorida coordina tor of Vietnam Veterans Against the War. Cainil has his chance today wife could go on," Conner said. present a defense against d '1 have no urtsd1ction charges of delivering and pos- over t, thS entirety your - - for incoming Mountain On Dope . more room flIthtS -and the 11-day tour '.:i scheduled by Conner'; .gricuIture Department. Their comments came in the of disclosures that four T.-i ;wngers were not billed for ;ng with Conner to Rocky states and Canada in million .Jt;ty to promote federal appropriation for .i 'attic quaran ti ne sta tion in th e Florida Keys. State law requires that all passengers logged and billed tO cents 1 mile. Conner said it was not his d.ecision to allow Pilot Charles McNabb's wife on the plane. He called me and said there was one vacant sea t (Ui the plane and wanted to know if his g I house to make , --3 , a-ma . m2rIitI2flA ..-- 'a--- B -sttuaunr'. geo] g€ sulcow " '33 East ROBINSON ORLANDO. FLORIDA .., - ' S - . , . ' '• -. '. ot '..,.-- P AF . ' - .- AT— & ( 1t1IILfl LINCOLN MERCURY Hwy Il 92a15 Points solv - $ no Pr e yourDryi ob A A A LLYI - Governor To Argue I n Tax Pass-On Su it - AutomatiC Cycles for Added Convenience - ..- I - - . -- - - . ---.- . - \ - .-- - I: - - itaply .si.ct its. t.p.tstiUe (or itse typ. at fabric you 'i$ts to try aud your *5,-f u tia and stn.I the ri You wso cy.lo Is cpisIsd. Au10$ttO p.ianst r.5 Wilts vion 5•i .41 your p.raa.S* fsbr$ts--ftS usd .,rtnkl ft... Iry w POtS 111* wi*ht host" ..It*05 riIt ... -r..s.rou Ills to fabric. ,tsai* t -. - a. :tt. . - 99 $ DDE"IOON Sanford ElectricClOsedCo. on Open on. thru Fri. $ a. m. 5.30 P. M. 2522 PARK $a I. - DIAL 322- 1562 - - - - ________ - ____ __-_ _t A TRUE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE PEOR. -' '_i• - .' lft..__ - 910111h, - SENATOR DEMO SEAT . E\\ LRtY%\1L.\FL . -- ,,i-.- //./ I. '. V0G - i ' - 't v [\!.R i\t'FR\ 11 t'l'FLZF\ l \L L'( 1)\ 1's'4 ---- ccf WIIIICO 10 a impinP. but I tin an sell you that I think very highly Of your IIoiJU(t 'Nn.Roaih. I flflWCtt 1110)* house that as iisfc-iic'.I with oachci. I v.ent frantic hying every product a,tsc,tiw'tI on TV -until one day I was in tt'c supctmat-- ket and - I __________ -. _______ , I We re cleaning schedules th'- .IgCnCy that iet Vet Ch ar ed _______ - - V 1t.......... -- saw Noflisath' 'Ihought a try Well, if gcally . I would gist it worked! I 've ncsci seen a ii.ach you." slrre using Nolloich. Thank cnlofJohnston's No-Roach is a 'I Color ed Community Mi r Wit 14,1y,t."iS 377 5418 DISCHARGES Sanford: Itamona N. Walker ". . _______ e t - - ? ,_,,, - e\ - SEPTEMBER 9, 1972 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Frances J. Burbank p g -- /t pilot's wife, on a 5.M5-mile TAI.I.A}IA&SEE. Flu. tAP the West Agriculture Commissioner flying tour through th iS summer. Doyle Conner has denied But a State aviation offidal responsib il ity for ta king four said Monday the respnnsibllit unlogged and anbilled for de termining who is allowed passengers, including the on state airplanes lies '.wt th th i' The trial in fekiny court, which could put him in prison IRTHS for as long as fIve years, is the Mr. and Mrs. Randall Boyd, p.' girl, Sanford first of twocamil faces this fall. He and five other WAW DISCHARGES , Sanford: leaders are scheduled for trial ,, next month in federal court on hlarriett Bartlett ... charges they conspired to M arguerite E. Callan disrupt the recent Republican Irene E. Szabo National Convention with J ane B. Elkins :bombs, guns and wrist rocket E. Plumley slinshots. Beatrice Duncan, DeBary .: Mrs. Larry U. Cook and baby After five anti a half hours deDENNIS [LOOKER is in charge of the Earn and Y. Port Orange voted to selecting a jury of four Learn trailer at Sanford Middle School. The SEPTEMBER U, im men and two women in the with program is designed to train persons Admissions marijuana trial, prosecutor migrant background for different jobs. Sanford: Eugene Whit-w orth called four (Staff Photo) William A. Speigle Monday. ____________________ witnesses Beatrice R. William William James Walter Babey. a blond Mary S. Aiken Gainesville policeman, testified Julia If. Whiddon his first job in law enforcement Lillian B. Vickery was as an undercover man a Fred B. Swankhous sear ago. Byron L. Robinson was smoked." Eloise C. Jackson itabey said. "I did not smoke it. James C. Mitchell I faked it." Clara J. Boyd Under cross-examination he Shirley McCann ta king a mouthful but Eva L. Connors, DeBar)' users. State government admitted TALLAhASSEE, Fla. (AP) phone new it out. I didn't inJames L. Wilson, Deltona Sou theaste rn's blUest said: "I The Public Service Corn- is one of hale it. I didn't smoke IL" Henrietta T. Fraser, Deltona mission has decided to give customers. Alfred Bell, Deltona He testified Carnal invited The ruling appeared to inii. Gov. Reubin Askew an op- cite John Spades, Deltona that the iSC also would turn to a New Year's eve party Theresa Anderson, Deltona portunity to argue agaInst and he attended with his wife. to intervene co rporate tax pas ns In a permit Askew rate hike .tp"I asked if anybody could Diann C. Chapman, Fern pe nding $5 million rate hike other pendi.ig for the same reason. spare a lid about one ounce of Park plicattons grass marijuana i,'' R.abey harry W. Smi th Sr., Lake case. Th e I'SC Monday rejected a Fred McMullen. attorney for testified. 'i_"amtl went to a Mary Billie Jo Laster, Longwood motion by Southeastern Tale- Southeastern, told the cununiS- cabinet and took out two Osborn, phone Co.. seeking to block As- ston'youtuave already decided glassLne type bags. He gave E. Randall kew's intervention. Gulf Pow- them to inc and I handed hun Longwood question in your ,, This coiIitni53On Is not that went so far as two bills." decision. You or Births going to keep the governor from to say you would be remiss in labe) said he took the bags invervening in this case, an- 'our duty if you didn't allow to honw of Ronald Stanley, Mr. arid Mrs. Alvis Bishop, nouncetl I1SC i. hairiiuin William ' oni those were )OW' head of the state Region Two girl, Geneva Bevis after the three-member narcotics enforcement unit. lie words." Discharges on the couuiiission deliberated J J Miller, head of the Sa nford: He also argued that the attor- and five minutes. matter for about governor. unit, initialed the bags. Rabey hiiiiin U. Rice There wM no explanation ney general, not the and Miller Lucked them in official with said, Jessie I.. Andrew for the ruling, was the only state e PSC th given by of h13 car truck Alethii Smith although ('onunLssiofler Jess the legal right to intervene in a the Irene Watt Yarborough later told newsmen rate case. Ada ('0011cr ,..i.n -. -tile a governor's right to intervene Edward A. Jones hearing after In rate cases was a matter of briefly Orville Relley remarks, then longest.ablisbett precedent In McMullen's OsIe G. flowery to announce IL" reconvened hearing (ruin Mrs. Danny Horn and ba by Florida. without Askew Is attempting to keep decision — Askess's consumntr adviser, Art girl the h'SL' from periiiittiflg Southto sctiettukd ss..ts Sarah K. Crabtree who eastern Telephone to bounce Its England, Butler Daniels corporate income tax off tale- speak next. Daniel S. Lawrence Shirley A. Washburn Myrtice Nelder, I)eflary Mayme K. Staubltr, Deliary Ikltofla 4. 1-:111111t. Ii Nichols, Genevis Crystal I. Garvick, ______________ SEPTEMBER 10, 1972 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Eva Mae Siplin Jessie Lynn Andrew Maggie Zachary Charles N. Lung - - J J - ----------- __________________ Gloria Jean Hughes Flora M. Phillips Herman Burger, DeBary Beatrice Duncan, DeBary Desiree Braswell, Lake Monroe ItTIIS Mr. and Mrs. Theron Bass, BIRTHS years through new equipment and production practices, at no little cost to themselves—an estimated $840 million challenging educators, school boards, parents and politicians - Awl WASHINGTON based national financial services firm, Sen The Herald is a member of tht Asscxiated Press which Bear Lake Forest City .nn Wiry 83i i'Y ---:0 ~ high of this edition of No part of any material. news or athcrttsflQ manner *ithout in any reproduced The Sanford Herald may be herald Any in The of th. publisher of written permissiOn Altamonte Springs P,p,r.lyflGOrd01 831 6975 AFr_ By EU WARD NELLAN Copley News Service 1? rnOS 520 00 - — — eed Money Management Courses Office of Sanford. Florida 32771 - . N -. 6 Mon't'S SlO 15 .11 ."77 Job For Schools $lSOMonth $BOO1Ye." 35C Week Home Delivery All Other Mail - - - SUBSCRIPTION RATES By M,sI Turnabout: In the New Hebrides, according to the National Geographic Society, the native islanders scold their children b) saying, "Be good, or the ithite man will get you !" Scarcity makes value: Durtog the reign of King Edward III of England, the iron pots and DON GRAFF all in the vicinity of Anyone who has spent any time mill does not need the current concern for the a paper to be made forcefully aware of pollution as a ecology problem. The pulp and paper industry long had a special reputa Lion as a polluter par excellence. The Indescribable stench given off In the paper-making process, depending upon variations of local geography and prevailing winds. might also be inescapable at distances up to 30 miles from a plant. Sludge spewed into waterways could equal the total waste product of a major city. But guess which industry is now earning itself a very large "E" for pollution-control efforts? Paper is "years ahead" of other major manufacturing areas in cleaning up after itself, reports the Council on Winters. comptroller SEPTEMBER 1972 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Julia F. Dennis David C. Moore Melanie A. Tucker Ramona N. Walker Douglas Warren Edwin Waldow Virginia S. Nelson, Lake Mary Reta A. Daniel, Longwood Anthony J. Chavers, Osteen ' ______ .lIuL_c, L10harges -- '' - Den i es Air There were 111 legislative Notes - - __ at - STORE WI Aari~Chl"ef - -, ciassrooins, Hospital Paper' Wadding Up Its Pollution By acres. WINIFRED F OlE LOW - -.'. ___ -- - paign, One Man's Opinion - - - ---.. ----- come. -, are - - after School double sessions or have over. several tissiesand frankly, he meetings with more Board crowded He likeable. friendly and is We have some sut to on his record. standard schools operating in says, he'll stand My opponent, Ray Slaton has the county. Seminole is 66th out I'm not satisfied wi th the record claimed a 97 per cent atten- of 67 counties in pupil teacher as It stand.; and a mediocre dance record at board ratio. We are 61th in per pupil school system. The ch il dren of Seminole meetings- During the cam- exlwnliture. Teacher salaries deserve a good education. candidates have been are ranked 37 th , tied wi th 16 morning our election This graciously invited to speak other counties cleaving only 14 at $5.86. fund stands on before CIVIC groups and T.V. counties paying less then campaign e story th It bikes money to tall Mr. Slaton has avoided all but Seiiiinolel take intend to (lid I of the steps one of these tnvititions. lie you thing AS attend an NAACP meeting. These are real problems and when elected. But one of. Communication II an elected official I would feel yet Mr. Slaton, an elected can be sure responsibility to meet with the school official, for the past 14 with the public would be one of public. years, chooses not to face the th e first steps. If you have que'tions let them know how We are faced with a financial people and cope wi th these per ta ining to schoo l problems. crisis in our school system. In he plans to call me. My number Is 838-8702. addition enrollments have problems. Ken Patrick $ I have met wi th Mr. Slaton increased so rapidly we are on Editor, herald: I am Ken Patrick, candidate for School Board District 2. of per cent -- - -- - But *1 -- election. 'Schools Mediocre taking refuge in ' - - Letters To The Editor ceremony raising _____ - - an th t didn't open his mail: vented the safety pin. lie sold Fire fighting has now re- tuberculosis and firewater and pkim, avocados, cvm, arid all the rights to it for a sum t the Indian got even by pineapple& danmining as the most which left him, after paying his Another poor deal: To get man the ger ous U.S. profession. Last giving the white But the Indians rich all you have to do is invent debth, with just $385 in cash. ear 211 firemen were killed tobacco habit. and 8S83 injured while on duty _____________________________________________________________________________ races, ItClY advisable to take a dates competed for the right to sample ballot Into the represent Honda in the three new districts created as a result tiiichfi''' he said. of population growth. Incuni%t4itCWl(k' fliere are only two on the ballot, but a host of tA'nt 1mocratic Reps. Bob races local races were expected to Sikes, 1n Fuqua and Claude attract up to 60 per cent of the Pepper were the only the congressmen among a dozen ctatt"S registered voters to pirtY candiinrurnh"nt s facing primnar J ,Us to nninate 01 general eipfs)SitiOIl. dates for the Nov. 1 Seminole ('hapter :io I)lsabh'd American Veterans. Left to right, Sixth Mane Harrell District ('ommander John 'l'uite, Chief l)eputy receiving presenting citation from hays Ranch; Sheriff John Polk chapter also donated a check from ('ommander Louis Itotundo. The check for $l(X) to Seminole All Youth Shelter, (Ann Riley Photo) green to pans in the r01alPce' B) IUL BOYLE aflU 11W U1'U311 'ii I'"i"- .......- Ranch was presented by CH ECK lot' $25 for Florida Sheriffs' iloys we came Worst i/, Y 7p.m. - we we Mailbag Bul letin: Fire Fighting election. True the total was not impressive. Yet Managing Editor foi'nd photographs tumble game Offbeat Ruminations shock waves, such an election is of extreme importance. Vet when the balloting was over John Kuhn's hope for the Group 1V seat in the race with Herbert McCarley rested on the absentee ballots. Five of these were to be counted. Of th em, two were disqualified by improper registration. Three that were counted gave one to Kuhn and two to McCarley and Kuhn's 73 won out by one vote, Of course this was a small numerical FRED VAN PELT * unscarred the Florida Technological University sending out thr*;Rt1farb , The era slips away as hooks acquired are from the shelves, as letters are In dresser drawers, as hundreds of out of envelopes. as I find the ticket stub frontmy first ages ago. and m' father's grades f oot b a ll and my mother s notes about the night scholarship we can to this house in October. 1919, these things from their accustomed We are tearing and packing up. because my mother died a little places. while ago She was fl9 and had outlived my father by 21 years past into paperboard boxes. as :S sofas and chairs and tables we plant shipping labels are We leaving? own faces, know as we do First, a huge brick house with a ted'tIld roof, a spasome Lriv window, broad. h igh.ceiliflt rooms, a by far than when clous artl more richly 53 years ago. by trul a family fortress, a great rock Ii the battering tides of recent times. It is the visible proof grow and get had a stable setting in which that ready for the world. and I look at a corner of the oak.pant'lett dining Christ' en remember Ilkal for 52 unbroken 'ears nr.i trees stood there, l o aded down with hundrOds and hundreds of ornaments The tree. lasting sometimes for six weeks. was the in a long ceremofl' which was. for it,;. centerpiece annual c e 1 e bra t 1 o n of life. 'flelatives. neighbors and friends trooped In to gaze at it. We in this large family who returned year after year with our fullest energies couli be to sustain this . with trying to reclaim the past. with charged, I suppose from 1K90 - the length of hallols hy lumping in- pttmarle'. highlighted by the hon pcctfleL5 ret.iin th e same nintaries as h.fnre the 1#gis- all classes of ur1ges into two. By JOHN VAN GlF state senate battle betefl Sen Service Virtually ('umlient Public Associated V'rrse Writer lature completed reapPortiOn- rircult tnd county. '""'.a lintlahan and lintise Yar. J.ss ,'Al') CoiiiiiiiIorir judicial .itiice in the siaie TAl.l..AliASF, Flu , Richard Pettigrew. a meni In strict compliance with every Speaker second term tiiirntigh seeks a n th. ballot foe' a non-- About 2 million Floridian' Senate hopeful. Roth equal population ne man, one l'liI U S. determined in today" the iiv,ainst vOIC" dictum.' of the U S. So.- pattic-afl .'teetinn efTeetiflg the are expertt'd to vote men are Miami 1)ernOcTatS. HI' rhaflenge (1 state Sen. Gerald Of r ,n.f.rre'n primary shakedown which preme Court fteappnrtlonmeflt. Lewis, f-Miamni. system drastiCallY ,'lectloflS "The precinct changes ar .Justire Oavld %V-Cain. ap- created oneeliminatd new statehouse altered by reappo rti onment. eight bound to rse some confumon juiliclal rcvtsiofl arid the 1- pointed to the Supreme Court in seat and in the with people going to the wrong 1970 by former Gov. Claude Senate seats, resulted year-old vote. most drastic redrawing of plae." Stone said. Judicial revision, apprnve'l Secretary f St.8tC Ric hard Kirk, is seeking election In h is election district' in Florida's Stone retnifide(l Floriitiar that own right lie is challenged by bY the voterS in the March 14 it is no longer Illegal t tlIkC itivers Buford of Tallahassee, histOry- the state's 2,9'l* alec- presidential primary. .trptched Few of voting Instrurt.$oflS Into the former State Board of II. cut Education counsel, and .JIITI to DE Istoth lie urged them l.aud€rdale by using Carter, Fort polling place confUSlOfl attorney. stiiple ballot-', s Ten congressional primaries ne of machi ,,The stlorthge . _., rn,.kp it wI'?A t.n thi hziiir,t it fl 101 Ponitp- •' is and the appearance of both the Republican and voter. And And when it is in an area which is experiencing the very healthy and very challenging growth that this southeastern Seminole city is ex periencing with the impact of and moving can be chore. For "i. " !t S t' UI"here to close a gamily hiiine I&h more an ht'lPt a painful leave' labor as much a so half a century. it is not warm. bright living. era of taking from an the early l9Xs trim their sails to the present force of existing winds is a political norm that is not too hazardous in normal election years. Th is not at all a normal presidential election year. Yet it is the normal and usual political actions by the state and local officials which will hit the personal fortunes of every voter. With all these factors under consideration, the one answer which the electorate can provide when the primaries a re all over tonight will be in the total of votes cast. Seminole County is alive with a vigor which has attracted national attention from the business, real estate and industrial world. Let it now speak out and take its place as an important and influential political area. as vell! th .', '.'' 60% Voter Turnout Seen Curtain Falls on Good Yesterdays I iut'c: IIIOSSAT In - .rYIi. Ieia. txlntkis (,iatirig shat stays cf PI.OSO .1,4, ltt ti'e 6i, in ntht Maiiabk at A you WINN.-DIXIE , ) h - r-- Man of Action! , T.,,, �I ho irifr d I Sanford Herald :I Tuesday, Sept. 2. 1972 's Opener Starters Names The squad is wesentY ht tackle And Bill th a few to about O bo. will the weakest point of the Seminoles to get year the This the nod e Hark' is expected ccntLy dropping off the team line lacks the "I" formation. Seminoles. The tackle. fl vilOUS xperience, but onLy time *tRounding out the probable for and ae&ng to Rogers they 'll and e ll . Jim Steffens will be a slight favorite over might e will te are up squa d e ba offensive -sucking th ll th be ' Lhori.c, but not by 6 points as 4 starting mldcne More. as OppOSCd to end at center. with Alan Myers the Donald Brown at tight end and the they did last year. Jo McGregor pla ying at th Frank Sloan at split end sweeps-" rd positions. Reggie Smi The offensive Irne is possibly gua rnt ofction. Z And 11 haven't earned slarung B4Fl 01,0,1 Ka i' IF , B%% r ,"' I' - 0 Hunting Notes Some monkey business' went on at the August 2 of The florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Cam meeting mISSIOn in TsUshkss('t the According to Commission Chairman, C. A. Peacock, granted hits been Laboratories Ouirles River Breeding approval to convert loggerhead Key to a breeding sU*trnn for production of Rhesus monkeys. the The 90 acre C.tellwr County island, owned by escape e th to prevent proofed Laborawies, will be monkey of the animals and steps will be taken to ketp people off The Loggerhead Kc project is designed to assurC continuing supply of Rhesus monkeys f ie scientific research proposes. Also at this meeting. the C.nmmtLsioU closed portions of Cht'r, riade, and Monroe countieS located sout of the .tt f. -' ' 1amlamt Trail U' the tai.ug o %k 11a hogs durug hunting season. The area has been stocked with wild hogs and a closed season will provide an opportunit) for the stock to become esiablistwd and provide improved released hunting during future seasons. The C.omnusslon clarified archery hununc regulations b pointing out that wild turkeys are protected in Northwest Florida until the opening of spring turkey gobbler sca'ion on March 24. Wild turkeys will not be considered legal game in northwe1 Florida durtntt the archers scasian which opened September In other actions the ComlTilssiCJfl adopted seasons a alc limits for ducks and rcKIU. apprcved special hunting a applying to Win Militarl Reservation and St. Vincent Island Wildlife Refuge in northeast Florida and speci;il onal Wildlife Reftwt in hunting on the Lake Woodruff Na ti central F)nruta boundaries of :' The fl';T1IIII{Ifl aist redefined to include itU of Area ApalkChicol.B Wildlife Management the Ap.athrhic'nla NatitiMil Forest in leon. Litiert, V.akulL.. and Franklin counties eic'ept for a feu isolated parcels. The . also redefined in it similar manner the boundaries of tilt Rlackwater Wildlife Management Area in Santa Rt,sia aria Okaloosa counties The next meeting of the C',wriniissitifl is itt'! for September 18 in Paint Beach ALL OF WHICH BRINGS UP some complaintS which thic has been receiving that Florida hunters are being column PRICED OUT OF BUSINESS' fl future a CS for the Fighting 51OICS could ups starting for their season prepare they One thing that has hampered lifter s Friday night at 8 Municipal Mark Cant and Jiminc,' is a Sanford t The of a change tc a ne •'pe of 0 tnSe. site odium will be the between the Sanford ash ninnies and the Oviedr. 1.1 on-c But unfortUnately, new tw: co ach Jim Rogers isn't lu enough to have as much depth in evem posi ti on as he arnong the running hacks. As It stands now. Brent C;*rL in w get the starting nod at iarrback Friday night. He'll Pt'ohably be joined in the back flrid by Walter Collier at fullck. Tommy Thompson uiilback and Renn' MrIat wingtiack Among the second sin 11acks are sensors Mark Car nd Benns .lmme7. C.arli is at ti 1ac. an Jimirie will t nnmgeralpOU1. _____ _____ luding fullback and wmgback team bill M' is the second Z* q r. -- '. -. mul I £ - . -___ -' ,. . - - "N _S_ ;_1111 " ~ , - - iI wk 1111111111= I Want to do something for you In Congress not Just be -a Congressman' -- -- - - ' " V t. '1 Putt Ready To ~__' Is~ Scribe -,.,L--, _ .1 Ir"ll ~ ~_ ja~ - AI ' highest paul pro in the I .n-ksl (hi' 'i -Isuimisp (tint flOt L "metl' ttrushimt away objections HifltlflUPIi Its BOB OltItEl.l. he merely kept ' ' business 1w y ke' c ore more rod was fishing that i lit raId Sports Staff 'earned over $29,000 for this !10 thing than a golf club, Tons the iirtter omp,any while he -. .' ' year to date, and in the past lw. -' OWtiy ': #t . 14 VI •c,,;,, ''hey Hot; yOU ti.suislly take proceeded to display the forn; shamkeii years has exceeded W).000'' Lt ,.. c#11 &: town the scores of the Fern which led 1dm In winning the Fern Park I'utt-I'utt rnurc ltetwet'fl choice expletives A ctuiIl%pi"flshlP. Putt-Putt Golf l'ourstat.' Park will fly the hampionhip flag :i I hole, ;,iiiii'iI at the ball, by misc, every Stootini' fsr'.t n - n.j;srit, Why don't son drive denoting lh,il ri's! that hue bad for the i.iiiieis ,is.'ntimwd I down to the course and get a the mbamisp i'xplaimu'd just ss tier.' .'4 Tom Uanieis, the new state -__... few pictures of Tom l)ank'ts to hank the little whit.' ball and bi'en aetivt' in the game for five champion, re.resentetl that " how much pressure to nit into sears, the last three as a ____________ . I and the trophy he won Sun .. . .. t tIay" This innocent little cacti stroke. When he did it, (he professional. This is th e first cou rse. ',t enied to 'o major totirnatlit nt he has won _~ * ~_ __a I& - V., - ~ . With 111(1W Y like THAT t#tnv , remark b) Ilerk) Cush. Herald h ill ,ilwa> q _~w Iliti Pbs. e SC( ond in th e 5% uS SUpP4)'.( it lit tilt tl) where it ts;inded out for gentl) striking a - -Sports Writer, led to this srite r Central Florida ('hamnpionshiP' this writer, it just With does anyone O II) ending up in a mat. h V. iLls the ' ,; ago and after this sirtail sphere they would hampion putter of (he state didn't work out that way. flint two year. 1 c .. ball seemed to have a mind of win, hopes to go on to bigger have an old golf club 4 Monday evening, isiatch, Its own, but after scoring an ace and better things. Following the like tood trade 1. ' for a well used Actually. It W8S 1W) PRESSURE IS a vital aspect (1! the putting Clarence ex- fishing r brother rather a MISMATCh! Daniels, on the third hole, visions of munIch, ------and I' em Park professional Tom that I'utt.t'utt Golf Is who with his brother Clarence, turning pro and knocking off plained Daniels, shon here, overcame a great deal of rapidly becoming one of the and $400 prizes kept popping up. managers are the _______________________________________ ___________________________ in prize $400 first the The next hole d[uipnted that tiigtwst paid competitive sports it as he captured professionals for the Fern Park -This year," he in the world. recent Florida State professional putters Course, pot for pictures, fantasy in a hurry. , Daniels first putt, stated, ''$L,O,OOO in prize money tourney at the Colonial Drive course. Knowing displayed the $400 winner's nomwh;alanttv sank uk as on by putters on the world game where to hit and how much pressure to use were check, and then graciously ant this writer picked up his to give this writer a few ball alter being told that five champion_ship tour. Next year, the keys noted by l)aniels as being most 11W of better than Ar txJinters on how the game stroke's was the limis for any that figure will go to The dollars. million portant. half a hole. SHOULD be played. 1ot) ()rrefl Photo) , qio- r ' , 1.7 ______ ________ ,. - t - -. 00 - 1 t I 111 ".' - Uj IIAA • I 1~~ 'S - - '111. I _____ - _________ _ '- _ ' - . - - . . . . -Me _: - IiM7- _ - Z - . _ - • - 4% and second tearr, icks will be seeing about the - t-l ' b r ' ff down rwcocyear -- -- Offensive h,ann"t$ from further Olympic Am.rk'an flag during tito m.4cirr,1titi°n for life hrntis als reremnv the' tr r''l their ?,ir k r.. 'Pd' . - thought tb. Olympics might never start again. Hut Brundage, speaking at a ii,rmorinl service for the dead Israelis the nest mourning. annmmciul the gamn"s ,mi;sst go on With flags at half staff taut the flame still burning In it cauldron in the stadium, the (dyir;pic tonLiflut urd"r 'lark shadow. When the shootings and It o political wrangling had been stamp.'i lo ft behind, the 1( hard on athletes who were judged to have broken the Olympic code. Vin' e Matthews and Wayne ('ollctt, Americans who wr,n the gold and sliver medals. respr lively, in the 400 meters were '[hot. the critics nid, was the Illy (IcOF'FREY MIli.11t Olympics of the future, One of big dent in the litiage of the first the sheer Associated rrcss Sports Writer their problems is ic', which had always Olyni p I jird bill, growth of the gain" MUNICH t AP striven to Is free of politk'nl )I y topics In the Mon it'); ( isnin of lrvlimut took over tot ny liresslires as the new president of the ln• about 8,000 athletes iuiP4'le'l, Then, when the ( llyinpics had tcrnatonal Olympic ('ommittee attended by 2,1MM) vnat-tw% istid heen In progress for ID flay s, the trusts nftii'inls, and mimic Ilium; itt; a t)rie(('aM' full of vrot fri*'nllv utimsosphert' of Oiylnpi(' k'nss to be otvcd before the 4,000 journalists and photoiLrfl' village was shattered by the the till parts nest Olymie (;m in Mon phers.'auie finn; Arab guerrillas who broke in wot hi. treal in 197g. Wills ttw whole world watch' with sulnit;o lime guns and twitl The (limit's of the XX Olym' ii n'tss)s' N of the I cruel I team us p1ni1, bloodstained by murder log lilt tt'levi cliii;, the gasises on hsi, t:igec. and rocked by political strife, h ave 1)4,1,1 ,111 4. a platform ( )If itmI (l ily it Israelis tiled- . ended in Munich's Olympic Sta- wtslt'h ;illtit'ai quarrels are tilins pureither umrslrretl in their qisarli s aired and nationa t diusu Monday. tore in the -illiige or shot down As the Olympic fl ame was sued fore the in the gun trnttle between the For two weeks be extinguished anti the Olympic rican Arabs and (*'rtt%Afl ;x,lk'e at a Af flag cause down, Avery flrun gaiiies began the hinek after 20 countries fought to stop the ni':srtay air misc late in the evetinge teniwti stown 1(W) ning. mmiilthndeian tenhis from years as l(X president. Many believed the gaines Killanin and his committee peting. ntnundont'dS"tiiP ss iiiild t di il In the end till, cuet have to think about 11w sm I Rouers , i101a c.pt , For Friday L i7 11 7 q i !, it';'I:i j, i llanin * roblems Belong To K 1) -Lure Olympic u 0 6A-The r nr,iI'i 4. - J * 1.1,1'. D., ",_ 1. ! - - nh z - %L1L1,VN;K . I- .W- I ' * 111,** ri 4 . . - _________'- Tarpon -1. - Rociuw I Begins •'__ __ HARWOOD 1 ___________ -J I n NiB ORE ELI IMp. $A1,11 I.ASTS 6 810 DAYS moll. SIPT.I I THAU SAT. SIPT. 16 __ !!% - ' s'Tarpon seasrrn is get1ng into . 1 . .. .'. . -.. ..' I , t full swing on the caS1 in the RV i .. '. . ' . Daytona-New Smyrna area. Stephens. Karen Thornton and Fancine Williams icoThe Halifax Sports Fishing on hand to will be cheerleaders SEMINOLE HIGH'S captain second row, Lynn Fortier. Renee Cauthen and Club's Annual larpcan Rodec' Complaints Aired night as the Friday lead the Seminole followers this run started Saturday arid will Cindy Johnson; top row. Toni Brister. Tara Marcell through Oct. W Quite a few f season opens with Sanford hosting Oviedo. The One hunting enthusiast. whit asked that his name 1* captain and Missy Aiken. withheld, stated. 'Hunting and Fishing is an American the silver kings art showing up cheerleaders are left to right front row, Beverly around the inlet seat buoy and heritage which is rapidly becoming extinct. but 1, for one. will continue to hunt 'till the da I die ever, if it means several have already been entered in the rodeo. breaking the la This sentiment was seconded fervently by three other David Leett' and son Bobby landed one of 41 pounds the !irsl devotees of the sport who were present at the impromptu , day of the conteol along with mertirnt When questioned as to the etaci nature of their to 27 pounds four kingfish up dissatisfactIon, the following reasori were voiced, 'Fees and Steve Kenzae outlasted at 75 the exteit that to being increased pounder Saturday and 12-yearpermits are constantly pursue the sport " many hunters are travelling to Georgia to old Jay Lamee landed one of 60 Steve a White Sax' record-accounted pounds These were all caught Our hunting time is being DECREASED wtidc our cofts are relief decided to call it, giving i-hmtlng seascm has been cut a week short for all the Chicago runs and ninth inning scare as pinch hit- Carlton Fisk and even INCREASING ' from private boats. .lim B HAL BOCK pitcher Bill Lee while Jack Kline his 16th victor), twoThe Farmton Area will be closed two days each Associated Press Sports Writer ter Joe Lahoud crashed a this year." McDaniel missed out n Consecutive fourth inning Tom Bradley allowed Just three in Many people have invested hundreds of dollars Baseball is going through its nut shot into the right field Broha.mer and Tom Mc'Craw homers by Bobby Murcer and hits f or the victory. week " but got himself a pair of lungs, four wheel drive 'ehirks and no'. Find out they have to stab annual September Song arid as bleachers barely foul. A few connected for the Indians Allen, the AL's leader in 21 and 25 pounds the The score was 5-5 in the sixth Felipe Alou gave New York on the Circle Road in the Bull Creek Area to make it easier ic homer homers, runs batted in (104) Trolling boats are hitting the days dwindle down to a fIre- feet the other way, and the Ottfollowing Lee's homer when the lead for keeps. Murcer's in batting average check cars" kings, two to 18 per trip. °t' c'rnus few. the chase for the ales would have been on the of the year and one and second Indians scored the deciding was his 28th in the first inThe c-oncensuS of opinion indicated the average hunter .316), connected Lxanita and amberjacks. Capt. American League East pennant short end of the wore. for the three hits in the game of bases sport inhis The other AL East contenders run. Cleveland loaded the "Finest spends several hundred dollars per yew on 'rod Grubbson the fielder. Alou's ning and Bradley protected the gets whuackler and whackier. center Bell's single, a hit Yankee shells, guns. Buddy innings on cluding lscense, stamps. special permits. gas, Kind" boated a small sailfish. edge into the ninth. When Front-running Boston. for ex- splashed through 5 and an us- shot was the 200th of his major shiui Steve Hovely tagged a KC other ciixnpuuz equipment, and groceries. Those buying four12 kings, and 2 jacks on a ample. had its lead trunzned to before the rain took over and batsman. a sacrifice league career. wheel drive hunting vehicles probably lightens their wallet one-half game by losing to the Yankees t)eat the Tigers 4-2. tenuonal walk. Then Roy Fos ninth, Terry ForWednesday charter trip. In the AL West, Chicago homer in the Oglivie. to flied final out. by hundreds of dollars more. Tarpon fishing is always best Cleveland 6.5 Monday night on The victory moved New York tot' e ball chopped 1 games off Oak- ster came on to get the th The rookie dropped The nest question. naturally, was, "What can be done Rich Reese's ninth inning games near the shrimp boats working a sacrifice' fly that turned into a into third place. i land's edge by nipping Kansas time to force about it" And acain. some answers ere fast in coming drove home the deciding outside Ponc'e DeLeon Inlet dubh' f)l. And RalUmoie behind Boston. Detroit slipped but recovered in a double third and City while the A's were losing fourth, two games off the Red Jacic Heidemann at -G i ve florida hunters it break" Gve them somnethini for victory us the opener for Minnesota because' ci! the many fish closed the gap with a run when Foster passed another pair to Minnesota . "Stop raising fees and stop shortening the their money' thrown o"er board when the over Milwaukee. thanks to a Sax' pace Dick Allen's 34th borne run- after Oakland had tied the score keep Florida HUNTERS in the AL West. Chicago runner on the base-paths. he seaivjli; that way. maybe we can nets art' pulled Charter boat friendly foul pole that turned a But Bell ___________________________________________ and Florida DOlLARS in our own state'" skippers Issued a warning to potential home run into a long moved to within two games of also was declared out. Oakland by beating Kansas scored on the play arid the Hunters are invited to express their viewpoints on thu. operators of smatli boats tO tiC strike, situation by writing The Sanford Herald Sports I)c'partint'nt. ' Cleveland's winning run City 2-1 while the A's were los- damage had been done. sure to keep the ir distance from U) :i thn-- Baltimore did its offensive the shu-umpers as the cables and against the Red Sos caine on at tug a doubleheader u e ** * * * * * and damage on Powell's thiree-nin nets are extremely dangerous. sacrif i ce fly that outhelder Ben nesota, 2.1 and 3-2. Te Carl Williams has been try Uig Oglivie dropped and then clev- California weren't scheduled. tiouuer in the fourth inning. it Last week's column nuade mention (d is met' string of 25 the salt water recently and er)y turned into a double play. Only three National League was No. 18 this season but his speckled perch caught b) Walter Price in Lake Monroe. fliis reports some good catches s The DP erased what would games were played Mundli) fit-st since Aug. 21. was correct, but the nest line stating the fish were caught There is absolutely n truth to tilut'. sea bass atrid trout in the have beer, an error for the night The New York Mets while drift fishing with live Muiauuri minnows as in error :: inlet at New Sruvrrut. Sea bass, rookie outfielder, but the fly trimmnst'd Philadelphia and the report that Manager Ralph B ThE ASSOCIATED PRESS ,: Price landed his catch trolling with arti!wal lures as tie doing a rain are in the surf between New ball got home the run that beat Steve Canton, 4-2.. Mntrea1 Hook was seen A lways dot's Sorry about that. Walter. Smyrna and the old coast guard Iloston shut out St. Louis 4-0 and Hous- dance en the New York dugout National League Paul Johnson at Osteen Bridge Fish Camp relays the American League as the Yankees waited out a used ton topped Los Angeles 4' station also. Raltjincire Meanwhile. East ward that specks are doing quite well again this week with East Eric Viblen came up with at Boog Powell's first home run in The Red Sox flexed their one-hour, 43-minute delay with W. L. Pet. G.B. most of the anglers from his camp using live minnows in w. L. Pct. G. more than three weeks to trip muscles with home runs by Carl the lead secure and ft* game beauty of at sea bass mredfuth 86 48 .642 x t e nt Pittsburgh Lake Monroe. Bass fishing has slowed down to sonic e 61 .ss Boston near Oakhill last week, The big Milwaukee But the Birds had a 's'astrrcmski, Reggio Smith- official. Finally, the umpires 75 61 .551 12 Chicago according to Johnson but a ft' of the regulars are able to find 540 74 red hit on a "Trout-''out" lure . Baltimore 70 64 .5fl16 five one da last week. ii New York them. Watt Elsea brought in New York 73 64 .533 Fees 1-Additional 64 73 .467 2.Th St. Louis A Lady angler, Nell Bridges, who qualified as "Hard Luck 72 64 .529 2 1.kti'oit 63 72 .467 Montreal Fisherman of the week" recently when the bottLnhi of her fist 2-Fence Laws 63 3 Cleveland 87 .360 38 to lust her entire days catch. wnt 49 hia basket tore out causing her Milwaukee 54 83 .394Philadel :3-No Decent Way To Hunt West ward that she had replaced the old basket and filled it again West 4-Shorter Season 83 53 .610 Cincinnati AT LAST - something, good has been said about the 79 57 581 Oakland 76 60 .559 7 Houston LOVE BUGS. Bob King of Marina isle Fish Camp noted that 5-irresponsible Hunters 77 59 .566 2 ChIcago Los Angeles 73 63 .537 10 If I. '"' since the arrival of the most recent batch of the pesky in69 66 .ii Minnesota 64 73 .467 19'i Atlanta sects, fly rod fishermen have enjoyed extremely good Kansas City' 66 68 .493 12 f1J the iaatcr Francisco 60 77 .433 fishing. King says that perhaps the bugs falling on 63 72 .467 1S'z CalifornIa and the lung stick 51 83 .331 31 San L)iego encuurdge bream to strike (in the surface - ". 51 M 378 27 Texas ol~ bugs come into their own. Some fly men with their popping Monday's Resulti . rod catches mentioned include a string of 70 and another of 40 Monday's Results '1;, Baltimore 5, Milwaukee 2 'I. on successive days by three visitors from North Carolina. New York 4, Philadelphia 2 Cleveland 6. Boston S <' Mn Bangs of Sanford also connected with so mans he lost Montreal 4, St. Louis 0 Minnesota 2-3, Oakland 1-2 \\\ Houston 4, Los Angeles 3 count but retained 35 of the larger ones Chicago 2, Kansas City I Wekh'a River bass are running small: O'lis Only games scheduled No'. all of the New York 4, Detroit 2, S'i inFaulk, owner of Camp Seniinole had tio beauties brought in ningi, rain to Jul place by Tommy Spark of Sanford. They weighed five Tuesday's Games Only games scheduled 114R! , _1~ , * IF and eight pounds. respectively.. A Titusville angler, Arthur New York (Webb 0.0) at Tuesday's Games Marshall, fishing out of the same camp landed a three ,, at New Philadelphia (ReynoWs2-12),N Boston Iant 1l usual catfish and redbreast tire';tm are being "l'be St. Louis Santonini 6-10) at pounder. York (Peterson 14-14), N caught along with the bass' Faulk said. Cleveland (Wilcox 7-12 or Hil. Montreal (Morton 6-13), U Night fishing paid off for Bob Miller over Labor Day Los Angeles (John 114) at gendorf 34) at Mil waukee weekend according to nuties gathered by Don Smith at the San Francisco (Bryant 114), N (Parsons 11-12 i, N ( _L4.IP Seminole Sporting Goods Store. Miller used the old faithful Cincinnati (Simpson 84) at Oakland (Hunter 19-7) at 'Jtterbug" and "Devithurse' lures to land an eight pounder. Atlanta (Freeman 2-0), N Minnesota i Corbin 8.7),N a pair of five pounders, and several more bass in two-three Pittsburgh (Ellis 1.3-7) at OilChicago (Bahnaen 17-15) at pound class as wU as some smaller ones frum Lake Jack*m. Kansas Qty (Montgomery 14), cago (l400ton 9-12) Florida Muse Richardson drifted Lake Monroe with live mkn. Only gaines scheduled N nows the first part of last week, = itpe.ckeld perch was his Hunters Baltimore (Dotion 15-15) at % score. Don Smith took time out from his tackle store duties Wedws"y's Games Detroit i Fryman S-2, U Accompanied by Dick long enough to try the bass first hand. JI i Texas (Gogolewski 34) at St. Lirsis at Moni.'-eal, li ' Mower, the two landed a total of nine. Don admitted. New York at Philadelphia. N California (Ryan 18.13), N did not quite get his half of the catich as he WedneidaYiGames Florida Hunters Pittsbsrgh at Chicago however, that be 1 'i 1' was fishing "dth one of the best t.ass men around itt California, N TeiSts Cincinnati at PeUant.a,hN Being Devoured By A Many-Headed Monster 's Joe Larare, Plar.a Sports S&4 also took if fling a', the ft I itt MiflflkOt3 N Oakland Los Angeles at San Franwith a sever pounder bass recently and brought back a linut CIUCagOM Kansas City, N topping the string. Laze mentioned that Garvin Harden them to: Sports Departmeflt The Sanford Balthnare at Detroit, N San Diego at Houston, N caught limits on four consecutiv'? days last week. 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Open TO Closed Sunday IB( s wh. he or she will he IF YOUR CHILD IS OKN 101) young people who is forever those chamniuig and logical ins plans and cAtrYins ,hell, through to gain what is illost your son or daughter will I rtant Upon reaching maturity self in a most ideal and articulate wsy, so it W ItO OX1C$$ OU can afford there vit I (or you to give the finest education spiritual ci be fame in this chart, piovidcd the ethical and tr4ning necessary ii r,ot neglected - BANKAMERICARD You CAI UEPI u.11act early ired now PISCFS (Feb 2() to Mar 11)) You are highly insp tic , i" r.r it - ' ' I / I 'Itt \. , ) '. ________________________ nd pn jOU Can "-'.1 ___ J'l r life is largely up to 'Ot' sign for stroll Righter's Indi.itIU*l losecatt for your and hirthidate your send Oiobt is now grady For your copy it), b ( sPP). Box I nalIi $ l to Cauotl Righter I- oircJt hIlywood, ('alit V()02$ ff gilbergs ____________________________ 4?*hort 9 sai• fZwn,Is tO Moitt•nS y ______ 'the IiUW (if 1000 llabricu 228 E. FIRST ST. DIAL 322.3524 ), 0 It's I 'rosji' rity 8F11V (ANRY II• 40 rMa. III. hut they aicri serverl ac real guidelines to a more ordered exictence than Is poscible today, I wonder if he means that we used to know certainly it was better to be poor and happy than to be rich and rniqerat)Iq' Now we' spend time trying to work 'itit a corn- i r r- r' Fleliginuic principles, for i'*ample'. might have rectrirted .. 41 Nota 49 In lb. miIdl. irr'rn, torn-ui "I I(t VtilI i pI.nt 2 )iiol'Ier It'll I ii (irt*ul '•.' IT" — — — 13 "'] — — _______ ,v; h'1ng mnderitelv 'n ll.Mf and tirP promic.'- iit moody r)r (,reennerij ite'c the comnetinvi' ri,efv mat in For the' growing vinp?'ms of (fl1111114'. inertia. apathy, depreccuon Rut, he uavc, the average pernn Cicfl h elp hlmcelf 1W heinming we11.rnntivaIti flow in hecirne' motuv,t.'r1' Fr,' nme' nul.cetruhIn! RI,4 Fr'.' (Or ineight 1 tit the reacon :ouI hehiv' .i cw do He has the Bible 3? the head t his r.'ading 1k?, (ollnw.d by classic novele arwi play He ciuggects, ,.lcn, we note with worth-while people fit,tells tiq to fargret this higger ear, the hetter fiirnilt:r,, the flCW dighw.icher .ind ,4 hoc? Of other 1119?erIal thing.., that have renlared our ceareh for a pirituially 'ntkhin life And it might he well to remember along the way that V 'sterday Ic exoerienee' tnmnr.'nw is hope. and today oi u.nplv getting from ti the 'tber 14 ben? rn' 'an reion for ne'tiroi - - — — — — 1* hti.'h ts _______ ____________ Hf i '/ ' J 1 *mo 1r ' u ' i , _________ —— i .04- 30 CWS, Hawaii I.41 i Premiere I. wedding rnrrwn %tinctly after Death is Company Policy Maude And The however, tragedy results when I'ychiatris1" Maud. Finlay AIice'.c brother steps into the 'Shen important e'vtdefleu", which could lead to the arrest ;is introduced in an 'All In the piclilte. .cnrl 'onvletinn -uf i h'irriti," it4c la- t :rar. - - y 'T ff _________________ — ____________________ l — __ _ - — — — ________ - ?A 31)CBS,Maude 24 - 25 25 .- I 3 " __________ ________________ ______________ i — - - __________ 41 r 1:5' —• — ______________ — — _____________ Iiiiiiiiiiii, — — _________ ______________ — - 54 - — — — — — — — — - _____________________________________________________ — ———— . POLLY'S MINTERS I Old Photut' Unrolled - 116-1% * 1 lt,' I'OLLY ('ItAMER I)EAIt POLLY—My husband's hobby Is photography o wants to unroll so I have . -I suggestion for Mrs. G , 11. a 50-year-old picture so it will not crack. She needs to put it where it can get some humidity, such as placing it Ofl a rack above some water in her big roaster. Let it stand, with the top on, until the humidity softens the plc. (tire enough that it will unroll easily. Do not put the plc(tire in the water—MRS. C It. . _____ _ _____ Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY—Thanks to you and the readers for the help you have given me. I work in the kitchen of a large restaurant that is not air conditioned and Is only cooled with fans. I use a good dry anti- .. ntlrome. Played by Beatrice Rising (Premlerin. Opet.tinfl governor realizes the eak came \rthur, tall, husky.vniee'ri Bingo." Comedy comes to the SOfl'WOIW 'ither with 'he Firoadway actress, Maude Is h4iapital, it's wards, and rooms, from nw'tn of the prosecutor; Edith Bunker's cousin, a role James Whitmore and Clenn top Office 'Ir the $41 unit. Tti plug ;io which wcin so much !avnr. it i,ittie itrob .itafred. Trying in leak, a complete ieciirtv the wea inevitable that It should rausi'rnnneytohelpfrlends. rn turn up as a spin-off series. Noland Little plans to have the made' of itc Maude lives with her fourth hosPttal bingo game without check 1w the -d husband Walter iplayed by Bill Chief Surgeon Campaneilir;nit, recutnr'c 14 tw ,he and office of .i Mary, and divorced daughter tWhinrei funding out. proaecutor' office Carol (Adrienne Barb.0 — — — — 3O-2Oh4l ARC, Tuesday Movie upstate New York. In this Of The Week (Premier). "The )-30.l1 CBS. Tuesday MovIe 01 opening episode, Maude an Longest Ni gh t" Th is a takeis The Week -The Brothers 4uivsced Carol is having .iffair. especiall) when her off on the Mackie kidnapping in Rica." "The Crodfather" has iade "family" ,;tnri !he iev 'l;;ughter keeps coming home Florida last year Karen L4 t Lite until she learns the secret: Chambers, a wealthy co-oft. imprisoned fail. This TV movie' tells the Carol is seeing a psychiatrist kidnapped an-11 Maude shocked, ard curious, the inderworht. and how that and manages to confuse life-support system tevotinni to the ir-garniatinn is must operate herself to everyone, 1'e tflWOrtlflt than to real — alive for one week. Although — her ra nsom money is paid family tieS. Jo Van Fleet pIay NBC, Bonanza "Forever imznedJately by her fa ther, the %taina Rico and the tirother3 aro! portrayed by Ben ;Iazzar, 'Michael Landoni Marries away without the money. Nnow James Sa I Minen and Alice Harper t Bonnie Bedelia they must find Karen before her nUno ,- good 'ast turns in in this special two hour season life support system runs out. a fine job. premiere. When Alice arrives David Janasen, plays the Vtrinia City to help her father, James Farentino and — l I 3t11 .k M DiCk bro ther start a new life, free of Skye Aubrey, the kidnappers (.avett t:1ifroi-I Irving, drinking, she me'CtS .Ioe. TheY and Sallie Shockley, their perpetrator if the great fall in love immediately and the victim, Howard Hughes book hoax, is th Caveit for the entire 90 AFTERNOON m inutes • around the arm holes. Is there some way I could both remove these stains from dresses?—JAN . - white and colored Television DEAR POLLY—My five.vear-old was really a dawdler. She could find all sorts of things to do when she was cup Posed to be dressin' for school or eating. No amount 01 nagging made her hurry and she seeme'! to get slower and slower. She would be tripping on untied shoe laces, have a hair brush ill her hand, a jacket over her arm and forgetting tier school bag on the hall table as she hurried to catch the school bus. One day, in desperation, I set the portable timer and told her it would ring when time came for her to leave for school. This was placed in her room w h e r e she , could set' the pointer mov, ing toward zero Before ktc' It, she came to the breakfast table, dressed and carrying the timer. :1 She ate, brushed her teeth anti was neatly ready to catch the bus before the she plays"BetheBell" bell _________________ Ings and Mom no longer has to nag.—MARY ANN ,, .# (a) Where the .;f (5) EAST WLNT , , • 4 41116 j H sou-ni IDI 41; V K J 97 53 4 K iO H 46 K (4 to lioth vtiliii ,slulj' irI North East 6V I,&-.-. 11,61ii.% South I & one' ace We were drawn into the discussion \V pointed out that we 5) IiilldthiZt'd a little' %%lilt North, but hollied that would not let t'uthu North siasiti run away with butt in the future .hter all, we reMarked, —i'liere is no extra bonus for a slain biti all at iwirrts Out' (it thit' L'OIlIliiOti!st lflI takes ruihbt'r britigu' pl't'rs iiiakt' Is ovt'rrt'lUnce n the hilii&'kw iiod t'onvt'ntton. -rhev don't reallite [ZfflhiJU tti 'ir lOiNaL W4 5 up, In Vbd r-' 11 o Matine Line' (5) Thrill 6 - 00 (7) Bonanza () Hollywood Squares 8.30 (2) MIes 9:30 (6) Movies 10 - 00 (2) Election Results Weiby. (5) Marc M0 ii 00 (7) (a) IS) News ii 10 (2) Tonight Show (a) (5) Moves WEDNESDAY 6:01 (2) Sunshine Almasc •.- - 751 Oaily ATARTs rmtjRS DAY - k j PG! CLINT EASTW000 JOE ICIDO' ______________________ _______________________ uti.z.a iou-i '- J.1JU1J1IF __________________I Drive-in Theet _____________________ inq Show Showing Tonight v Children Dick Van Dye (a) As the World Turns (5) Lers Make a Oei r Lives 200 (2) Days of (a) Guiding Lqnt IS) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2) Doctor's (a) Edge of Night (5) Daring Game ) 00 (2) Another World PATTON )0 (2) 7)0 (2) I've Go? a ,- - , ...-... ___________ (5) Truth (a) Truth or ,.Onseguences - ___ ___ Splendored Thing () General Hospital 3:30 (2) Return to Peyton Place (a) Secret Storm (5) Life ? L'4', &O0 (2) I Dream of Jeannie (a) FIintones r It. 44 Df4 '-tJt .11k ' .: 'i+. -. 'f:'- ' SI - jo "1ij _______ U5TlN 4QFFMAN ANNE $A*cASn o'OO (6) News I) THE '00 All Students ___________ l:Xi X) ":T;.tcEpr FREE DRINK Whalabjrujer NO W SHOWING GRADUATE come ic k to School S , ''" ____ ________ ,,,,. 11 00 iCMt4.*Y KV - (a) Mery Gruttin () News (a) Hoçan T CMAt) Ull4R1M4L) AL - ______ Wel A" .. P4N..' •C MASH -1 • - lilT ALTO Iro 1 R 1diL1h1 STARTS WED. 00 P.M. (5) 330 (2) 7.*WAROS ' () Love Is a Many 11 % ell 11:00 (7) S.Ie of the Century ii (a) Gambit (5) Password 10 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Lobe of Life (5) BewiIthed -----.--- — - ____________ _____________________________ uuth \00, .itittt II Tuesday Night r' The Green Top " S e '( OPsO it a m is Family Night The et EV RYDAY SPECIA DAY E.at I • 4rJ the 'i (A 4 QY DIPPOd" Dinner - Free Drink, HOUSE SEAFOOD uuIh riiqnt ri Regular 25 Balii iI¼it3O )34i itIiI p , , , 5? 10 LilIk NOW tt'Il 4 AID? V K J I • 3 4K 514 I I'.'I What tb 500 it Is .it Iii StliUi' Lli&U't'S A—Pass. ntt ell illegal to enough itt,nglh (in a bid at this uittiAt cuit.ideietl bid a slain without 4't1lr)lng point. (our no-trunip somewhere TODAV-4 Qt'VNTI0 a'ong the way. YOU &_U W.I bitis two dadThus. Ii was very surpris- iisonUs N o r I h mild EastN iss lug to SCi. North, with a hand What tL' you do now? just built for IiIiit.'kwood use, Answer lusnutruSS Kasley's (orgettilig about right to six hearts. Vest I1OPI'ti to 1w iIh)li4 to cash both his aces, but was loo stilUt I lii double. lie could gumn I(X) l01Ut5 II (tie at- t- ' -'1 ______________________ IMIIIPISI ________________________________ 111,11 lIlac ksi ii,iti iS ;uiuu t' i hilt till ti t keeping out of 118(1 slLiiils titan of getting to gtit1 l'itt' ~y , aaaaaaaaa k.itl 4 A II) Oswald & James Jaeub ,boy VX (5) Split Se-cord Blackwood r. tieiIitl ,0 1 00 (2) So merset EVENING 1:00 (2) To Tell the 645 (1) Sports Club Today ' 00 (2) W Ne's oo's iq (1) on 800 (a) Capt .anqaroo (5) Mike Douulas held nil, he could lose a lot more if North knew what he 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (a) Romper Room was doing and was void of (5) WV its one of the black suits. North was very apologetic 9:30 () Price I Right in the ensuing const'rsatiuii. 10:00 (2) Dinah Place rry Mason (6) id that his hand looked lie about the 1)o)sability that his partner might not have t'vt'n • i;a i i . LID jj4 Mews ___________________________________________________ WIN AT BRIDGE . AQ .i 1 - Tomorrow 6:13 (6) Sur,ShirId Almanac 623 (2) World Tomorrow 6.30 (6) Summer Semester ________________________ oRT1t *KQ V A Q Ins . I TUESDAY Whars My 'lrflflrrllW 31rt% . Search for . Over-Refiance r4,irr' ________________________ heart Is DEAR POLLY—My Pet Peeve is with the manufacturers of hair shampoo—baby shampoo in particular. Why do they put baby shampoo in glass bottles and adult shampoo in plastic ones" If accidentally dropped in the sink or tub, a child could be badly injured by the glass from a broken bottle.—MItS. I). B. to Jan uiiic are under AQUARILJS (ian 11 to leo l') You tight ac lion and p re ssu me now that rctluirCs thought activities that interest You inVnediately 'I lien gel OUt 10 the aid in tiit , pioidd you -"riiit. A higher-lip can gise tine of MASTER CHARGE a,iid. i Polyester. (onl behavior is built 4,. 20) KnoW what YOUr titiC lootlay, then citty through in positive fashion Study that particular ann well before fine (or happiness with y u take any action on it Fvcniflg is aJ'ost 10 %j _/0 RYL]CS _. - who argues to(.) much CAPRICORN (l)ec 22 ?Itit,i ii (nth,ri U0T14'nt..i bird, 43 ('e..itaI relion in Anti. 441rwarn.tuon "I Vi,hnua (Pr11uaIl ?TVI.I. iEfl.- In a attouflt 9 Stp* in a ' 04 ' / aother. Oct 21) You hase practical af(ai to LIBRA (Sept .'I I0 any longer Get routine hndlc early so do riot i1rorasti1uuC I'a those im;'iortaflt bills also too work out of the was'. l*n't forget shopping , SCORPIO (Oct 14) successfully and e4zly so that you can then plus through it whoiii you ale to gain the benefits therefrom l'ntcrtaifl those ,cliiiorihip and show appreciation lot their 21) Out to some place I SAGlI ARItIS (Nov 22 to i) where you can concentrate and plan the future more intelligently then you can set the wheels in motion with good 4it I' * S 14) Attend to duties c&FIY 160 YOu cLn make new acquaintances later, look into new outlets, etc. Idvestigate nc. sources of information so you can extend your ptesent views. Don't argue with mate iii pm TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20) You can complete those later you can delve tas with an associate early in the day so rilht into the work neccssa to further mutual aims i' t b more understanding with mate lie ahead of the game GiMlNI (May 21 to June 211 You can get all thoseduties h4ndled most efficiently now if you really apply yourself Get caily arid then 'ou can join the ssorld of action for at them tastes gqod purposes. 1-,Ix your wardrobe to please own (MOON ClIlLI)REN (June 22 to July 21) Plan the rreation you want to have early Then get right into with artners with enthus:2sm You can cqnvinor someone to do what you want in the morning, but others are not so amenable later LIO (July 11 to Aug 21) Handle that situation at home vry carefully in a m Then you can work on creative activity Into basic illatters Witt) bigwigs and tnak, e big hcad%ay (set is tine for auiiusenicflts ttt arc import:int. l-veiiing vlR(;o (Aug llto Sept 22) Appointments and shopping later you can be with kin to should he schcdulcd early so that more harmony at home You had better plan early what ) hive yQu will say in that vital conversatior'. you want to have with Orlando Ave. Maitlaitd. Fla.. PN.4444440 01 S ________________________ '- it CARROLL RIGHTER'S , k -a--------- i{ E( EPT I( ) third, ~ 11 Hospital. . - L .- _____________________________ Beginning Children Organ or Piano) ounces, on Sept. 8, 1972, at Park Memorial Winter t, - 3- . - - '. j - Id .. ..3.. .1 a-i . . -. . ' I# ' , - :---. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Bollinger announce the birth of their first child, a son, James Wallace Bollinger II, who weighed in at nine pound!, 11 - I- t - - ~ IV PriIems? Trial Abby. For a pes-ossal rvl,. write to ABBY. BOX 517W, L. A., CAUF. $110 aad ouch.. a iiaape. s4rrsse envelope. Mrs. Harold Swank and MY*. u' A.C. Wheatley (117). — - words are among them. But the dirtiest word I know is a THREE-LE'I'FER word. "WARt" , Dolores Finn Mrs. Edna Reilly and AC. Wheatley I120; and fourth, . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ilerndon, his charming wife, Lucy, are hosts. was held at the left, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thorne. The reception the Thorne's and a capacity crowd attended to Inch Arbor home of ________ ' t125'm); tamed the requirements that in- soap Is packed in a washcloth cluded achieving a concept that of dehydrated s ponge com was pleasing to the eye and a pressed to paper thinness, t was 0t -basic ingredient ganically grown In addition the soap had to clean the skin naturallov without bung the user's eyes, It could not slip out of a user's hands. .lI(1!"Ii' and It had to float In water The package had to be soluble or reusable and made of organic ingredients so it could be re-- , __ - DeBar) Bridge Club met Mrs. Donald Johnston (131' third, Don MacNaughton afld Sept. S with nine tables under Norman Meyer II18); ami direction of Oscar Crosby. fourth, Mr. and Mrs, HA. Winners taverage 108 for Brown (Il4'). all): north-south, first Mrs. East-west, first, Mrs. i,ue1p Abby Richardson and Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Richard Norman Meyer, 1133 p13.1: ); second, Mrs. David i117" second, Mrs. Anne Connell and rdi and Mrs. Glori, ___________________________ - GREETING SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT candidate Bud La . - to appear I usefulms, even as they 1711111in' a Ume. An em-toi-un hand L. DEAR CONSENTING: No decent man would give his wile permission to carry on with someone else. And a mature man woWd certainly not say. "Go ahead. but I don't want to know about IL" (P S. and tell your brother in law with the big mouth tt he not only dztnka too much. be taMs too much I I Witt) Ballet-Guild of Sanford - future, non-pollut" - dancers The area is most fortunate to Seminole for the Forthcoming which she founded two years ago, Miss Dulce also appears have a person of Miss Dulce's season. ; I Atrøu'.rner. YKIP CONSENG CUCKOLD _* - *-. - DEAR ABBY: At a recent family wedding, my brother In law (who wits under the influence of alcohol at the time), confided that he had passed on a letter addressed to his sister (my wife) in care of his office! Ile said it was from an old boy friend of hers. My wife Is, and has been for many years a "swinger," while I've gradually apprcachei impotency, I regret to admit. Now for the problem: I have reason to believe that the letter set up a specific time and place for an upcomin g meeting between the two of them. Casually, I told my wife th at If that were true, it was loo per cent 0. K. with me, except that I did not want to ever know about it. Have I tmennsciously "re g ressed " to the younger generatlon's standards? Or am I being maturely realistic? 14 floman h,stnrian t9fllyrnat,n4 4$i(.pit.l '.f - I1tVaI Mafrit ?J Intlr•'lfP 4 1611041 (ii. u 34 Sick man's,P.,it,'lnftiui. SfloIfrno,rd Sin 6Th. 71 Filtiel h.Ip.r Since nobody gets out of (his world alive. death should be Iookrd upon reRIittlCOlh, and without tear. Then' Is no "bliss" In ignorance which creates false hope, and the Inconvenience and confusion of unfinished business. . iar,rI'Iitei 14 Natural rnir, 71 FamIly m.mb., 2 ip1at. IJ(IN 21 ,.pop.r.. for .*mmple 7-3 Moit IICIllill 2ICoIRI. with z7 Martial worn. n Y)Ctoi'.ir 32 ward, U to. . Uaybe fhfl have you tcen feeling bored. blue' or hlah Iate'lv your" probnhly one of the RI) per rent of Amerlcan4 (IAqcifieql R' flClItf,t Aecr'rdirg to 1)r SAmuel Greenberg. author of N.0 q cutter mildrock Ic a r'unf,ut Style' of f.ivin.' some of lY- crime moderately. 41111 nther 4VCte'IY bottom two per cent - adding up to four million Ameriranc -are' totally lneapatltateii The reason, according to rr Greenberg. Is that we have too many choices and douh'c today He says that in the past we had more stability because there were c1t-CUI stfldat'd4 I I.iits r'l Il laliral ___ fit ii h.r,Iake feminine 20 1 10 I - doctors believe In telling their patients the truth, but some will not if the family asks him sot to, or if the doctor feels the patient can't handle it. (Most patient. "know" without being told, but prs't-etul not -. -' A,tr,ni,hM DEAR ____ - - ~ - "~* a 111(1/i? fly SI App"lIatinn Utr'uy lull 19 Not *o moth S iurpSIIi ____ Shom" illanv Variations House of Representatives, District 34 I , _______ ____ ditIon. - Bar Soap ran . . - u-un It 1, 't) . Bridtre Club Naines //' r -* - .:: u' - ~ I- ,. : . ~ il . ' . Do s, be her father. She lnsi4ta that "Ignorance is bUss," and her father should not have been tolil. (Ills doctor told him.) I say It's a person's right to know 60 that he can put his affairs in order. Isn't It the practice of most doctors to tell their patients the truth? And don't YOU think most patients rather know' And finally, Abby, how do you feel about this' J AND A 1" - i() -. lis , to Florida Desifyns For N B.ulh'rIfl.i l)ultP l'UlM • Anava will be In Sunday, Sept. 17, at 1p.m. 81' School of Dance Arts to t'n • duct auditions for company dancers to appear with" mIld (;uilil of SanfordSeminole during the l972-7 scason. MI area dancers, re-' ganhless of dance school al. W toured Europe and this country Jacksonville Ballet theatr e EST TELEPHONE AND CALL tried her luck at the game See you now, around and THE sHERIFF'S DEPART- tables and Was a big winner. Seminole County. Then it was on ta the Grand about MENT TO SET A DATE FOR YOUR GROUP TO VIEW THIS MASTERPIECE. It Only pros-es th at Seminole County once again leads the rest of the state best. in first to produce - 17. welcome- John Bethau, sponsors of the South Seminole Club and MARILYN GORDON Today's mail brought a Granddaddy Optimists. special treat. Mildred Knight, a It Is rumored that "Beau" has ordered a director's chair beard the drums and had to pop talented port, sent me a very in. "Beau." you know, was a special poem for the Jewish and along cigarette bolder. drummer in Call- New Year and I am tucking it Among the actors 1 woiJd professional away in my box for special or 10 years. have to single out would be Jay for-Ma f things. Thank YOU Mildred for beautiful, Lynn Josephs, that Leman, the deputy. In his last being so thoughtful. Mildred young thing scene, Jay builds tension to tin- talented sweet bmk made an excit. has written poems for church believable beights. The expres- from East spent and civw groups for special sion3 on his face are worthy of Ing trip to the west. She , where occasions. two days In Las Vegas an Oscar. Steve she saw Edie Got"mc and Program chairmen, RUN Lawrence. While there, she WALE TO YOUR NEARNOT - )k . y, I,. • y*i believe that when doctor knows there is no hope for a patir-rit's recovery. he should tell the patient the truth? My wife and I disagree on this, 'The patient happens to ____ &_ im w cut.,. T,Iw DEAR AIIIIY: - Requirements are that each dancer be at least 12 years of age with two or more years of qualified ballet training For the auditions, dancers are asked to wear black bcordc, pink tights and bring both ballet and pointed shoes. Also dancers should report t.x'tore 1 p.m. For further information. call 323-19M. Male dancers are also needed arid Portraying the classic work usual tamou:, artists. A most trip was fantastic but ti-eat. The it is always nice to come home - ing Sheriff John Polk. Bud HEAVILY 11 consisting of live models Conservatory in Cuba. She later and tic. "Beau" was given a standIng ovation. Various dignitaries were present for the occasion Includi - . - By Abigeil Van Buron she really had the feeling of Hamburg State Opera. She was liindon right in the middle of assista n t director of Munich the Arizona desert. Op'ra Ballet Completing the trip was a was assistant director of visit to the famous Laguna She llet. Festival of the Arts and Munich Opera Ba The prominent personality Pageant of the Masters held at began her teaching career at Laguna Beach. agel7&amemberOf Espinosa This was a unique art show 'FIG". should d W '—.. ' __ fle tell tIiC ti'iithi about eath r -ni r This year's auditions will be Canyon. She also saw the original London Bridge, recon- conducted by prima ballerina ck. She Dulce Anaya, formerly a prima struct-ed trick by bri rode a double-deck er bus where ballerina of the Munich and My vote for "man-of -the-month" goes to Harold 'Beau" The South Seminole Doctoi S . . . 1972-73 season at 1 p. m.,at School of I)ance Arts. 2560 S. Elm Ave., Sanford chich is the home studio of B (; 5.5. Regardless of dance school affiliation. all area dancers are ,%fr'4 - . auditions will be held for the . .-; .0 `iW affiliated with Southeastern Regional Ballet AssoCiaUOfl. . -- . ,-....-,. Your dream can become reality and you may just become a dancer wi th ut1d of Sanford Seminole. a ncin.prof*t ballet company '. .' 1. 1(1 SI Spinih Peeicutition - 14 I"nn* 10 be-omcabatlerifla. So awake, dear hearts, be vigilant and stop dreaming' 4$ MNIF _______________ SOCIKTYEDTIOR t . 'i. sn wiarn It.,. w,it ,,q _ ______ _________________ zrv~ tI -MY1. I ~Ifl - I 1kn1 / rr' -rj ,-'J ____ __________ %, - Touch — , rrr BETTY CANARY P.111. , 3.a4 Si t., JACOIY MOOUN book Is: 'Wiit of 8 ;40,- (c/a sts eec.' p.p.). PD. 9.. 489. lüi City SIO(IO New Y,k, N Y 100 19. 1 ___ bakU potato o, French Ft es, tossed sa tad iiiiud of (O Sw. hush puppies and our deii.uus tun thuwder Highball ost . . 65' ChIldren's Dinner . CocktaIls 75' Mlch.lob I) R 1U t't't1 Bee r ye. Sanford- 10 i. . . r - I "—_ . - 20' BAHAMA JOE'S LOBSTER HOUSE 508 S French $1 NLV 22 325) Ni en Til :3OP. M. RA*0 num ctwww 1509 French Ave. (Hi-way 1? -92 �hr 10A-The Sanford Herald SA-1 i U.S. Turns To Guru In Drug F g Tuesday. Sept 12. 1c7 t3on who Oan to use his ads R RREN cap" pr 'SC' be pl-aject abuse, ' iet s in the fall, the meth t new able to in*qrove gradm and is l4ea&'h't rclat on'hip - cmhatijrUg frorn national to state CAPitolli The federsil government. 1 .dlI'IIII we t STOREWIDE vide children an adzquate INASIC ation. the \atinal InSti: AesPerate for sOlutinrL'; 10 the rmtrnn's edueStion and drug pob1erns, has turned to mc of educof Mental Health awarde I .)'Cr3 for the Democratic i'rt $r) again tiay to (iii' aflega. tons that former Commerce crctary Maurire ii Stan veil a key role in the inigging nd burglarizing of l'imrati&' $attonal ('aimnittee offices last June. The churges are contained in amended t'atlIplalflt to the 'cit1 invasinn•nfprivat'v suit filed 1w the l'h'maeratir Nation. '1Committee and I iirence F it former thainnan W AS twily P i the world's most pOpUlart7Nl tute a grant to the nonprofit Stu' RuruF for heirs dCT In n!ti!rnl Meditation Maharish ia hesh Yogi. for. Socletv to have Maharishi rem nven S i mer spirituid Beatles, mot-It. - - I star-Mahesh Yogi train teachers ge".ee Ski during Augist at vi.crnn California the Science of Square Garden is alive anti well And through a $2'i54( federal . I - .. 5' rslty Arcata, Il .a1if. SAVE FROM l introduce The U'aC)WrS SCI Ifl their reSpCC'tl'T S,:4 more S security 4. __ ADDITIONS to Uic seminole High Schocil ficulty include front row, left to right: Peter Derby. English; Martha Worlcman. English: Jane Epps English: and Mike o , hack row: )ennis. child dav- -cAreMaxine I'- &] kk :*m.' t c: Richard Zriowwk, education. .thri vocation __ - it - - - PH. 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S.. 1' '5 •- i '' T _____ .-. - 4 ' '4• - - .4 . : ' u•________ .5 II It 'hI 11%.N11) till the hrliim of the sailboat, 'Head ire presidential minininre Start." demonstrated b% Sargent Shriser. out on Niintuit'ki't Sound with the lainils, should also come in uisi'ftil in the slow - starting hirmocrahic campaign. -. - WHERE THE ACTION IS! YOU and your county' dpibl GNASH INTO F For Take -Owl Read 4 uO BETTER BURGER U1 Wilt WE £.R C.0I.P! 7 tONED DiNiPc. P00W' Ruling Burger In FRENCH SANFORD N. Carolina vs. Maryland *an(nr Wrath RICHMOND. Va. tAP) - The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the Central Intelligence Agency has the right to impose a secrecy oath on its employes. but ha s limited scope of the oath to classied matters. The Monday decision inyotve'd in effort by a former CIA iniploye. Victor 1.. Marchettl, to remove himself from the oath so he can publish a boik about the intelligence agency. Marchetti resigned three )'ears ago after working 14 )ears for the CIA, including a stint as executive assistant to 3222611 331.9993 Last May, U. S. District Court Judge Albert V. Bryan Jr. of Alexandria granted the U - S. Eovernnment an injunction from Marchetti barring ublishing information about p the CIA. Basing his ruling on secrecy oaths signed by Marchetti when be joined the CIA arid wtwn he 'Ieft. Bryan ruled Marchetti would have to utiuiIt any information about time CIA to the ;agency for approval. Richmond vs. W. Virginia S ,. . . .,., • S 08 , .,t least 1% maintained a flrItlh (m oper In fns 'rho proteqtant Unionist P,ir \orthrn fr.lirl !V, which ran 'nrhern Ireland until the Rritkh - 'wernment took direct 'otr n Mareh, was eft out This :n• ieated the UI. would try MMIVI:l,ot's (or words of a grntlriiti*iu fan diurhe (tie rrist'IIoU IlohrIgldo makes an enItimihal) ui'lr'ss (inmis appears to hunmdi as lug a mass layiiig ott 1:1 am (vtlSP$Venice e aDnUSI th trance at heal voice , rhe coalition named forme)rovin('i&Ii 'ahinet minict.'r Vihliam Craig to head its inner un.tl ()ne of the most miii. (r,rrlfileting their i(.rqtiect r,f Vietnam' s northernmost ant of the Protestants, øiS the 1 ;lster V;mngunr 'it'' tamlel r.it v.'r .itt,ti from the north. th.' eamt and the The council tectared that svtll resist 'any attempt '0 .F pose a solution which is 'rs trary to the normal utemnerata' We are the people ed that many North Vietnamese prnres.c .vtthtmut a who control the Aram-ronts mawere surrendering i'nuntrj. and ,when One reportedly said he of this nrtty fight. arises. me wuil e the necessi had joined the North Vietname (It. 'w zr forces is ce army only v.n weeks ago ULF is expected to .age Quang Th e and had been rus)ert to couith Officersin Quang itt report- ' itt front with harrtly any tram- ifl. its first chow of force at a raLly Sept. 10. - S - ': Chang n g 1. p 4 Story Ihy JOHN li-:N(.l-:l. Associated Press Writer .• . ' S ' , ' '. - , • ' -5 . hares j wast 4 itO 1i ,jiirenL5. Laws sad Paula s M \ Ifenry kissinger at Laa.s. Switzerland. Kissinger, during thieir oth anniserary celebration - led Kennedy On C s Band W Vietnam. S .. F Air Force Gen. John D. lzveL1e ap. parently has changed the nuances, if not the substance, of the story he is telling Congress about his role In unauthorized air strikes against North McGovern WA.sIIINGTON I Al' i '-a4 . M'. • S I' It I) N (i BACKINGIs suiitpiit'ti to British Royal A ir Force I ml. Neil i)urant by a dog ijikially knowIu Layette was called to testify before the Senate Armed ServBy GRFGG HERKINGTON ices Conunittee after disclosure Associated Press Writer of the unauthorized strikes led to his ouster as conunander of the 7th U.S. Air Force in VietAP MINNE.tPoI.1S nam. lie returns to the closed. McGovern's CUIflC door session for continued quesfrombehind presidential tioning today. campaign is taking on a frantic After his initial testunon but rousing roadshow apMonday, committee Chairman peariunce as Sen. Edward M. John Stennis 1)-Miss., quoted Kennedy joins the t)enwcratic layette this way: nominee for three days Of "lie has testified that he nev- ra llies across the populous en knowingly disobeyed orders Northeast. and guidance of authorities The two senators set out on a above him ... lie has done no five-day. 16-hour schedule of wrong tIS he set it '• appearances from Minneaplis liusiever. L.avelle told ' to Pittsburgh tudy fuUuwuig ai; Number 72. lia tiull Its the corporal's ---Common Market Eyes Terrorism, Currency days tugeLtwr in Philadelphia. somiw pressed reservations about rope. Itis 'tnce uwre even than Albany. N.Y. New Yoric. Citstur' .il' miii W tterburv, Cairn. Kexuiedy'"i md hm _______________________________ - . . . .' the already .e'nthusiastti t-ruwd it predomimimuntly-yowig people inside the Mumeapulis Audit niuiii. The (urinal will be reN'ated at least a .. 3 times this week and probably again later in the fall. e "t'hc Aimnican pcuple ,..,.... I,. ,.,l...-t . IFlStgIi4flt Whg4... hVUIb w V. "'5-'' '5Interests do oot tie with Wall Street but with Main Strt't-t strung measures ,agaiimst I, SIMPSON I'alestiiuiuii terrorists because 10 ,%I' lilt' foreign might go%'ernhlments Iimi.stmteiiuinlster% Arab Ill against WL'SIL'nlm oil ta re liate of the European ('uliilIiuli Marinterests in the Middle East. kit countrica meet today In Massachusetts 11w (k'rinans were believed U.S.A.," the search for jolnit action against st'rutur atit while Mcovern currency seeking at least a call for u N unit tcnrorisimm waited utIstage. '1 stid with action against terrorism upheavals, Mtu urn for the rights Foreign ministers and ffi- tr While reported near agreeoatlthepeopledwewantall inent on a ('imfliIllon Market .-talsuf West Uerinany, Britain, beside the Benelux ° monetary fund to promote the France, Italy and Kennedy, considered * sure .stability of Europe's money, the countries discussed the Middle ruspect for tmnoc ratuc presiIll uimiiiitries went' lit,' e%1)e('ted Fast crisis and Arab terrorism demuttat itittt in the future. to take cuilcR'te measures at m three-hour meeting against 1)151W hijackings and Rome Monday, but put off tie- displayed a touch vi fuily hu• in a reference to umor talleti talks for the broadened terrorist violence Mct;tmt urn's rwuung-mate Sar Meeting tine ulsy alter the end session with the ministers of wit shriven, a Kennedy us-law ul the Muni, Olympics, which I)efliiiark, Norway and Ireland g "Until only recently," tie were bloodied by an attack by today. The 10 countries make- qused, "I was just one uwmuArab terrorists, the foreign up lime enlarged Cuiiunon M her of a hwittred in the United ministers planned to ullicuss a ket which in to come into being StatesSetu*te,justdIMfl* my job West German proposal for 08 Jan. 1. unit then all of a sudden the Finance ministers were close toi,rit1muitetl serurtty issemisuIres tmkttltaIm taint' (or the % against sutxitag., Iii mckings to tigrtt'metmt on it European it just It, and amid terrorist btmiiibimigs In Monetary Fund that would be president, low what ills to have a (suous the forerunner of a single i,n- al Kurope. tirotjwr-tn-leaw." inttmtmituis e. t*iil bunk for all Western KuBut there w :ic the vigt'rtiu. kip ;;;;; to thefttce when Kennedy :iiust non exlsteflt, Mcs.uveri .iskett the absent President Ni..s. .was a contrast popular with the on ..and what about the Water- audience. In a speech Interrupted at gate butfl4 scandal. Mr President' Why doesn't your teast .t umes y applause, jliriistraUufl Listen to the \ktovern eieived one it Ins American people in public tn- biggest ova tions 'in the ISSUe stead of trtng to eavesdrop on that made bun riatiunaily facirge 1tiuvern and Lirry IfliSiS When be said "Caine l'uiane, limerica. fr']ui the cruelO'Brien at private"" The crwmi loved it. But it test, the longest and the ituptloved Metiucern, too, and the dest war in our national hislonger and the tory After toduy engagements in cheers louder when the South !)akuta uunuiter'l sun took the Minneapolis, Chicago. L)elrwt. stage. intoning "thark visa, Cleveland and Pittsburgh, th.Lnk 'uu sery much,'' '4tUIu Mctkmvern and Kennedy will U idzmreri Shouted We want spend the rest at tfleir three witittee during public testimony' in Jul). before approximately 11,000 "In certain Instances, against eoiiipaiiion on guard duty pt"uplt' at L.aarhruit'h. IVest Gt'rtiigh-rit'mrity' targets. L made Kenneth whm' earlier this mali). ()rdinnnil) I h e interpretations that were prob down turned suuiiuier patrol on loot, but ikse ilbI) beyond the literal intention Mctiovern's offers to run with it ted the bicyile trick to of time rules." ty's vice presiar huii as the p of I for t isitors,__________________________________________________- iknuttal candidate, revved up -' ' of S Carolina vs. Ga. Tech . • ;)CtIiti('at Ulster V.inguar1 .1.'ment anit the Loyalist .t'intinn of A'orkers It rin ouster 20fl.iiflA men-on pa'r 1 i keeping of miiicrofilm records of all deposits and checks lit' also said time A CLU will ask that the injunction 1)4' ims aile ;s.'rmitaneflt. 'hit' order was handed down by U.S. 1)istrict Court Judges Williammi T. Sweigert of San Francisco and Williasit I':ast at I'iirtlaiul, Ore, who ctiimjtst'd the majority, and Justine Oliver I) hiatimlin of the U.S 901 ('ircuit Court of %ppeals, Al o wrote tin' iim.sent 'lim'i.LJ 1U had brought suit last June fulltiwemi by tilt('BA on June '22. 0mm ,Junie 30, only one day tii'f ore (lie iI(t w i,uld hate golie into full effect, Sw cigert temporarily restrained its reporting function while the case was being argued and ih'idetl. iii' did not mill the provision that haiks ,,mii'ralilmii imli stn'mks armil mim'1msit.s ' 'roe, I . . referring to the ri,-porting of foreign transactions and tilt, GULF PRODUCTS Tires • Batt.,Ies is Accessories Experienced Mechanics Expert Wash, Polish TWO LOCATIONS 2518 S. French 322.4924 322.4821 Sanford Airport Awiimf Lavelle all ciwcks and deposits and continue to report foreign transactions to the U.S. Treasury. Andrew J. Shepard. president of the 158-member California Bankers Association, indicated his group would ritiritie to seek elimination iii microfilm records of all tloiiiestic deposits and checks. the act's Foreign provisions. Shepard said, "We agree that measures are necessary to eliminate the illegal fIow• flow of funds overseas." But tic said his group Feels that the court, in throwing out domes tic reporting requirements, has "upheld the traditional confidential relationships between bunks and their customers. "We regard it as a significant but partial victory," said American Civil Liberties Union attorney' Charles Marsileni. Marsden said 1w expects the governatent to appeal the ik.isimIm. in w lituim case time A( 1 A' would tilt' cross ippti1s "Wi' will ask that the injuntiolm lx broadened to outlaw time other two provisions of the act," Marsden said, Watch television In our air conditioned waiting room while we service your car. RENTALS 1fen.eWIatifl. the mor '.. • ordered banks to continue to keep timicrofilmed records of GULF SERVICE TRUCK-ALL NEW CAR tiyalt*t Front. 'ne ,ilItane. , A three-judge federal panel SAN FRANCISCOAl' has ruled that part of tilt- new Bank secrecy Act is "all urireasonibk invasion of privacy'' arid therefore tilltmnstitutiorlal in requiring banks to report the domestic transactions of customers. The court in a 2 to I decision issued a teniporary illjtution Monday against the reporting Practi('e. But it KING t •• inked the paramilitary Ulster fly Hu1.t;Eit .JFNSFN South Vietnamese batteries ,ssnelated l'retc Writer VietnamHighway I south of the city in- pros ore. The South QUAN(; ThU. Vietrumi Al' long-range 175mm artil- ese launched a counter-oftenSouth Vl.'tnaumese Marines riuded North Viet- dye on June 2 imuuight their way into the Quang kry to counter the A South Vietnamese poses. en. natnese 134)trirn guns. They 'In ('itiulel today, but were the marines mnmuuitm'rilig tough resistance. ttnlndere(i throughout the day man in Saigon said entered the Citadel through a 'It Ic still contested," one infor- but ('0111(1 not silence the enemy tømh hole in the southern wall fire hitting marine positions ininant said. several small- after clearing out North VietOne source estimated that side the city and namese bunkers Just out.clde. alxuit 400 North Vietnamese er gun batteries to the south. at other marine Officers at the front said the He reported th troops were still entrenched in Citadel's the 19th century fortress whose llmantfl4'5 outside the ;ilit1ral syliitsiiMli outweighs walls were closing off the eriesupply and i tiulitary value in the battle lay's avenur itt rvtnfort.i'uwnt. of Quiing Tr I . are twgianing to box It could not be determined them in,'' said one. 'The enemy ) timo iimt'ii of th e Citadel's way. They have acres the marines had occupied are In a bad and how much the enemy stilt been trying like hell to reinforce held. Newsmen were not their troops in the Citadel but are cutting them down allowed closer than 200 yards to before they get in." the fortress. The North Vietnamese capShells from both sides hit the fortress while U.S. and South ttited Quang in on May 1. I S - S ecrecy and Wax Jobs. 32245i . iltfra1 at- any t)tt dn.s not r.'hir ;n'r tn the 2roinre'l Pr ma3onity rakirilt the name if 1 5- ..'. - Secrecy Act Held Illegal By Court OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY that affects .. - Virtniiiece jets pounded it. I *the deputy director. Get the news 7I0 wFi.COML HLRL Sell & Trade .. For Quang Tr Control DEKLE'S See you after the game! 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Ident Nixon gathers his Cabnct ..snd Republican House and Sentr leaders today fora political strategy session certain to rcaten an his moves to make the Democratic-controlled ('on. gress a campaign issue -a Ia Harry Truman. A White house spokesman isild the breakfast meeting in the state dining room would discuss pending legislative matters. He left unsaid what '2lxon is saying frequently nowadays: that too many of the administration's proposals have been pending before congress for too long Just as Truman did in 1948 when he barnstormed the country berating the "donothtrig Congress," Nixon has indicated he is preparing to mount a campaign against the tcurrent Congress and its "donothing" attitude toward ins major proposals. Nixon's plan is to elect ore congressmen who back his pro. grams Before legislators returned last week to begin their drive for adjournment. Nixon told a lo football games this weekend are placed, one in each ad on this page. Indicate winner by writing in the So retleil iittnrnr% q By GAYLORD SIIAW Associated Press % riter C014TEST RU LES file civ il cult nriil (lie Inn I li Intl S l)viii'it' rat c far 'f prosecutiondliii Ht'tlS 1. prorc'ss 'hit' iii legntliiflS are fal s" anil Mr O'Brien anti tIIc fiIPNiq are well aware they all are M M( ;regor. raise:' Stanc I ItIleil 11W I4('(lISflIlflflS a cttiriiiiai 4 U1('k at lies MacI ;rI'giir tithed fill S'f) I rorite Mr( ovCrfl, Democratic ;ins'clileflhliII tiIii&iti', to ilk. hmsi who ar the 11011tihlni Ill awn i IlarMell with breaking itito a r -' oto lork i i'fii'i'ii lo a't't'pt it t. I111'I' ti %il tii't ni'iiiiiipanied by a motion asking 11 S 1)1st ('aunt Judge (luiries Hkhey's piflhit5SiCtn Iii amenil the iirlgi• nal filing The new 'nniplatnt nllege that Stan, now finance hnlr. I 11.ifl of the ('oiiiinit tee for the fli'.EIe( tion of the President, anti 1 Ittith Slii.in, former (11111. nuttee treasurer, gave $114.101 in uinr'porteii Republican eam• paign funds last April 11, to G oirtnn iuht a fin,icr White 'Nixon Takes O n Congress ge U( r" 1k for Galey. math: Walter Wtlliarns. art: Joseph Monserrat. French and Spanish: and Frank Werner. L 11101L1' iau Ph AND ENLII the A c1rc.' - -- orgo stuart AND MahCHIWIS . But Allen attornr~5 lik the eonipt:tnt Monday, the rURNITURE ART 0 dirt- '$ AOl to Wfth FALSE TEETH £ ' r I - -- 1. -... -•.--. (ekti%C InZelii state 1 'ru Htnnbo)dt. bringing his mystirant he is bringing cat messag e to public sc xo t teachc from afl over the • - In and lets and star of bite-night telestars _ n 'Bugging' Charge At a tAme when SklTfl4fl Servier Coalition Formed By Irish emos Pushing Suit t but also datm rci;dy. Sept . I'l l I?fl---- 1 B iriId S,infrirrl rI l.j Ira .-1'W-. V I ' ; . . . s... . 4 - . r' V . . . 4 -4 3i)t.1e.eL . - i •f . 41 . - . .' . . . . 5- I ' - lit l\'s'i LIt k'. LI' at Kt'auiedy Siisce (ter a. \ '5' 1ethtilt'las betu bs's'kta out 'ItItbi barsbsare (tar the Itnal snaumied moot' iuib %lors. .Pul1u t. chcd uktI for a Dci it tauui'h Iii thu tvtcrUMtMI, astzuaaul'i hlurrisotm H. Schmitt. Itmuiar umuclule 1 1I0I and tugeue AIc,rnan.ini%tui*t'0Utfl14.1t1dt't, test the Latest tuothi Uttruir lluiiri lit the "clitruund is the 4411* "a 1 spact't'rttlt su Pikh wilt carrythiiflufl the tUtt415U*' �I i,ocdy. Sept. 1?. 197. Thr crtor(1 Hcirakl i Curtis Blow Steps Down O Tuesday Sept E - The Santo' Herald - BA- I, I A Mayor's Resignation Is Accepted Orange County line. The site. They feel that such tacre tract commercuilizat ion of the site have five rears. atd. "i can't sa 8 KATIfl NIBC Kasik.WOfldbPrY.PCtcrman deve1&pe dtrtmental to the value of the ealIy." It was anything I ('ASSEI.RCRRY to all of the propey on SR 436 Annexation (1eslnated a site li b lflfl property, and to the quaIIt of In respo I for a lire station, and will gt wU expreastons of deep the neighborhood. In the Wnrtj that tiw city council last night cnmments,MaY0rB10at(L 'I of this tract (actuallyextefl(1 severaldonate feet $25,(WO to the "Ity for a wili of property owner Paul ' t solve all the problems parcels cit limits to the new lire truck in order that fire ccepte(l the resignation of didr.' Casselberr rn fe' point ir Johnson. 'There's protection in that area may he \lavor Curtis I3lo. Coun- r.asselberry has. I Left you a making Seminolit Knulevard facilitated, First reading of the rdnn harry Sambrook, in to take care ' annexation ordinance will take ha4. alley of C seltwrr' a motion to accePt the resignation becomes clfccttvt Legal Notice making the In discussing the need for resignation, called it "An un- Oct. i. Council has taken ni _____________________ place in approximately two ne maintenance site, Zacco NOTIC OF APPLICATIOW weeks. pleasant duty " and expressed action as vet In filling his post FOR TAX DEED In other action, council and ltghty were named Ins sincere appreciation and until the election in December. 15.c 97 1S Florida committee to work with clt In other action at Last denied two requests for corndeep regre. 5laIu?o oi Im Councilman John Leighty night's meeting, the council ns R W Snoolcr(.f I tl POIdt' Roulevard. This subject has new site. Mayor ftLo requested c'r,is;atc ,as IiIe that the council allow him tna -erve on ttus council with him annexation ordinance for the , fcUo rome before the council rnan - S.RICI C,r1fiCI? return the deed for the ' times during the past few tIm past 18 months' Coun- \ •_••• - . s- - røon ilman John Zacco expressed has left a ctt that we can / ______ a heart about Casselberry." City _,- during all the five years of the intl mliii lii st.turn,'d.inti.-driimc cell at art fairs at pries exceeding come of hi mayor's service, said, I think uiihUi, hltb ________ overybody kns how I feel ni go " 1 hate to s And City Clerk Mary Legal Notice hawthorne. who has also Legal Notice _____ Legal Notice worked wit1 the mayor for his _________________________ NOTICL OF APPLICATION buS NAMI ADVERTISEMENT FOP 5105 ______ _______ ________ iCt - rsame Of f1PsO(u lrr4litb0n. and Inat I niend ti ,t-U,ItCr sate name wifli z iui ci tPit Cit-cult Court. Seminole County. Florida In at rordance with ifir fOVi%S i the Fic-titloir, Name SAlutes. To-Wit M: mon of lSPifrehiUiWC'fltfla' ' . ec ut Itusitil'S' ci Pt . t)o Mi1ifld- FI 37751 SemInole P Elshol SW ubfuSh Au; 71. A SI 5 12 1977 I 1 •) DEl. 1 - FOP TAX DEED ____________________________ ____________________________ FOR SALE OF REAL PROPERTY 1Ii District scnooi ooartt (Set 197 ItS F$orid, Statutes ci 9ê9 ri Of the followno desrrioed Counly. F torioc, , Kopinnin at the guIrtPr 5e(tiO - the North ftodary Post SeCtion 2. lownthip2O South. RMIQc run West 795.75 feet. tnpnce South 75 2. fit tbenct Eat' , •• Pt!t 79 7' fee I par.' 0' beginning iLess the East 7, tee' was T pee ten tic. ing V DestrIiOh 01 Property follows jOOitettow" ea C Certificate Plo Pages 97£ 99 Ph' Hops ç trr asseSSed' Oscar A Issuance Name I,, Description 01 Properly Catnerinr&unn AIIof5aIdprOpfety LOt £7A being ir' thi- County 01 Seminole. A Repla' e ru Part of Sportsman's State 01 Florida Ut-less such cry tificalesnail berodeemOti cCcOrditiQ Paradist' P1st Hook P Page to IatheprOO.rl1detcrIbed In such Name in whIch assessed Anneliete C,rt,flCite will b-Sold to the highest GAs' bidder it tnt' front door Of the A'. KOpethi All of silo property Semunole County Cou#' House a' being It- the County 0$ Seminole. Sanford. Florida. a' 11.00 AM. on State 0$ Flat-Ida Unit's Il,.- furl! Montla. it thu month Of tlfuCbt5flêIl neredermed accordnt, October, 1972. which IS the 2nd day of t lay/tIle prc'pf'rli described in Such 1n (),tttutt School t$osrc, ,nvte' A Replat of A Part of Sportsman's those garlic's interested •n biddtnq for thu' prrhasr of said property to P.radl5e %ubmit sealed hid', addressed tO thi' PIat ($001' I Page V DiStrict School Hoard Of Seminole 14,,me n which assessed Val Rich Jot Sot Gr i'ropetlie. Int All of sam properls State- of Florida tiniest. SUCh Ce' an- SsflfQr(,l Florida hid'. Seminole County Court House a' (Oflit iii C Iers'i. Sealt ARTHUR II BECKWITII. JR . Santorct. Florid., it 11:03 AM.. tnt' fIrS' Monday in thc' month of October 1972. whiCh Is true 2nd day 0' Cleri. e' Circuit Court. October - 1977. whiCh is the' 2nd day Ct October, 72 ti,,Ce'i tnt'. 75ff day' of AuguSt 1977 Olstia' Cit-ri'- ol it UECKWITII. jp Ni Said property Will be soir ti thr nighesi budder tO' cast. sav anti eecept however, thAt fbi' Hoard reserves Ifln rught to aciine all bid; No bid's o lest thØfl SIUMOO.0O *111 be considered watte' leaguu Iuhi,Sh Sept Il U:' DEC. In flu' Court ol the' Count, Judi tI. Li; 0 Ity Virginia E ____ EL fitl(. LAKE ROAD enuisgec in nusinet a' 3 Sunset Drive CmtsrIb,rry Flu. Semifloir County. Florida under the fictitious Said EstEe Va an:' eat' : yt en hrret,, s utifirti anti regurof) ti presen' a'us r PETITIONER ANt) GLENN PAY E Ii ENACTED flY THE CITY TO GLENN KAY KNICKER RESIDENCE UNKNOWN COUNCIL Or 'THE CITY or SECTION 1 'The' thIs Ordinance ta' an aCtion to' dissolutiof marriage hal. been filed by is enacted oursuant to ChaPters 63 1351. Laws ci Florida. 1965. 69-976. SHEAR2E KIIICKEP and you are Se:tion 5 (7I. 699V La To All Creditors And Persons CITe, Circuit BOU)NDARIESO1 5lL)CITY AUG tiia __________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME PraIe Ir re Estal' iii 'IEP.- L If .5A1HIS BECWlTH, In Rt MarrIage of I . . i it or Of WTttC defenses if any. I inteNt It' reguSte sit? name with Seminole (ounty Florida in at cordance with Ins rov,siont ol the FictitiOUS Name Statutes lu.Wit 617 FIor7d. 1971 ano Chapter 17i.. !'etilionet. whole address Sanford Atlantic Bank Building Fiend., Statutes 1971 SECT IOU 7 ThE the City ot Santord. FlOrida 37771, and fift' tne Cusbelberry, Flor ida. hereby e' igiflA ti tfl Clrr the aDC declares its intention toann,' to thC styled Court c. or before tn.' 17th .ary t t.hsnn CIty of C.sselberry, Florida. at tIle' dy of October.. AD 1972 Otherwise s i-the' Of you. nsa', nave' against fhr RubI,si, Sept II 19 76 Oct i 1977 .'iatfuOf Vet-n LC,MAthiS, deceased •puritiOn O thirty 1301 dAYS Iron a ludument may be entered against true 01ofSaid Counly. to theFIrid.0 County DElI SI Seminolr County ______________________________ the alOPlIOfl 01 this C,rliflOncV. the you for the relief demanded foilowinti aescribed parcels Of land PttiiiOn FICTITIOUS NAME , tii,oflItPiIIth.'courthousrO' said c*tm and ormands whit? you or Section I6S. F Icr id, Statutes 9 I' I boundaries 0 tne City Of Said Cour on the 9th day 0! Sept . - i' cairnd.a' months from Ph. time are enuliuNi iii t,usine$s at lwQ cop'c 0' .ACfl claim r demand County. Florida under tnt' littiliOus ponlionOf the Wed Bug (Sealt Arthur H Ileckwitt Jr snaIl Dr in wriIing. arE shah state' name f l 5 C'. EQUIPMENT .ddreSs (0 file claimant, anti shall ,ntt'ntltoregiSter sates name With th Section dollar andsuctl ttaiIl,Dr demani.l nOt Name Statutes. To Wit ti t.ieti shall be void 663.09 1 ic'n,U,' Statutes ItS? V Il Hello's - .5' .iecutor f the Last Will and Testament 0$ 0 F r Good Gene Dowflt. Publish Sept 12.1% 26. Oct 3 1971 nort?. and South of true centerline thereot antI running easterly from cornet Of tncW ' ;of tile' 5, of Seminole County, Florida By Ma'ine Edet' 612 Santord AtlantiC the' NV.' '. (0 Section 22. TownShip Hank Bldg 37111 21 South Range 30 East the S.ntord. centerline of said porlior' of Road PDliSh 5ept 12 9,26 Oct.3. 19fl __________________________________________________ ttu welt centerline- f Section 31. ______________________________ lownsS'ttp 71 South Range 30 Eal' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH Gordon V 1-feeler di - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Sanford Flørtda 37771 [lEG _________________________ CUlT 114 AND FOR SEMINOLE southiol the centerline therecl and ADOPT lOt, 01 SUS.t, .UPdE JANET C VENDITTO teusouth centerline (0 Section 71. "uric'; tj' JOHN (3 MOOTH PetfIlonen __________________________ FOIl IA)' luLl) 15cc )7,I95 Florida Statutes Of Iftti NOliCt t' iIEREn's GIVEN ma' St V, ;rs,oc'af' the- holder Of ' i,e' follu*nu ertti_ati has flee c,rlilicatt' for as decO Ia Dr 'ssued fil?t-Con TPir certillcate WiLlAfi,' L1DWARC VENUITTO Respondent NOTICE OF SUIT TO W,il,an Earti Vendlttt & C Josedi Ventitti' ii Manor Roan Plantsville, ConncIsWt 't't)U ARE •4ERIf.SY NOTIFIED Ifts' an arI,oe' to' divOrce has beet' rij'flDC' aol yeA' O isbuancI' tiler Oescripl dl tt property. and the tiled øgaitfl! you. and you art' name inwtdtt' it was asIIIWd*rt41 reguired It' serve a cov of your follows Crrtifit.ate No lIe Year C' fsuantt' 196. 515 Fl Of Lot $6 OUCI Pt"nt Add tr Cat,setuerr, written defenses if any. to it or JOHN A. BALDWIN. Attorney fo' Petitioner, SuIte 20. 500 East High arid file the pr tg,n*I with the' Clerk Of tits' tn' atsove tt,iod Court a Cu0tttiLUSC t'fl,i101t Lunty Piat booi. ii dU' ? WhiCh assessed Mtoe' Sanford. Florida on or before Name L 4 EvIIyflC. lomS". nt .5110' sates yrplember 79th. 1977. otherwiSe a Sensiflolc, State of Flotida UnlesS you for the relief etisanded sOd' cecliliCaI&' si-tall be redeemed Complaint CIeC Of Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florid., fl Viroinba C Huff Deouls CIer PbIIp Aug 79 5cr' 1 *9. *972 DEG I Township 71 Speth, Range' 30 East NOTICE OF ADOPTION to the inlrrsetliOfl of sam road PROCEEDING5 L.OPIOI' TO *11 5%inter Park Drive the 1111. STAll 0' centerline' o Said portion 01 Road PICHAPT1 P !'Ai&t. WHOSE running atong ant) he east Sect RESIDENCE AND MAILING towel' centerline- Of Section 71. ADDRESS ARE UNKNOW'4 YOU ARE HEREBY HJTIFIEO lownstti: 71 South, Range 30 East ti'l' the Petitioner nar.,ect herein, and Section 7. 'TownShip 71 South'. ,lOPIh Li HOOTH I1C. filed a Range 30 East SECTION 3 That flits Ordinance Ptitifl 'c' tile alsovc styled Court LOOK FOR IT -- AT / ' •( IIIIIL r\ I (P%% IL LINCOLN-MERCURY . c: ,i - 'PEN - SUNDAY I t rn - ggrcgatc contain test titan left (101 ii an',. upon Roger L Berry of tzu & BERRY, registered electors and Seminole CLEVELAND tt 'JfIce ttroug 'It Attorneys for Prti?ton' Count, r lO'idu 0, l', aulboriled oflicicil favors the Drawer 2. Santoru, r'iofid 3P?1 UN APJiMOUSLY ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR MEETINC. OF flOARD 0! COUPITV COM or SEMI P40 L C Mt ss I oii ii COUNTY, FLORIDA. ON 'THE 151 D1'.'s of AUGUST A.D 1971 thc' recent reap H I NE SHOP ________________________ ________ f annesat,or. 0' said property anti t, filing tite- originat tnereOf SECTION 5 That this Ordinance and ton 5e'miflO$e County, Fii iØ,i. sometimes Ionç and er's se. I'it, W?! wfl5fl fl &?0d tO he . k - : WI j) __ .' ' ti V. tc' S ' '°' 76C 12) . . I . . . -' p '''''• I , ' I II _________________________________________ 1 - - /. ''- F, ( IIASSIS I - ' . I. PIY _________ •." ________________ I .• __________ I -: . !' ''-Ii- #! I "• '. , -. , .____________ . ----------------. ________________ 4 _'_ . ..-- G l' TIWFMI' PIT I, IVIPI(. Phone 668 4126 _; / Hwy it 9), flr y. r I Wi' linli',,' .i- br da GOOt) I,i$,'nt ( Courtesy / - Paint & Body Shop the nt to give a part) and give club on a superb rrangerneflt )resbyterinn Church. We invite you all to keep your Why don't )ou go dotn and eveS and ea open because him the reason and he will plan bound to twlp the criUSC have lunch tsitti Johnny and a' Johnny has some mighty a party which you and your "z(' great folks at Club L.ui or for an lie r'ntiv hosted nit' interestifli: plans for ub Ii in guests will never forget. _____ 1 a g I c a I Will enjoy it. S m i n o I c 7. (10 include a costume Halloween lih to ;av' a lovely, quiet plat ______________ -'- party, and he is going to build It stage in the club and bring in well known entertainers for the See Caribbean Cruises enjoyment of area revelers. We' would not want to forget ii mention general manager SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Fiberglass float Repairs q q ' ' __________________________________________________________ SWEDISH CLOG Wosana Honith-SI1PPOrS with tho canstruction fitted exactly to the shape of the the package store, Hank Wh' foot is giving the foot a wonderful fooling lit' isa connoisseur of wines ic can advise you about the pri;'-' ________ CPuisolm. Heirs All Of SAid property L. beIng in the' County of Seminole. PLAYCARE ________________________ State of Florida Unless such cer ,ificatrsnaliredeemedAccoI'diflc winestoservewithyourmes. rind can answer all those otht' ________________ _______________________________ - - - - of support and relaxation. '7:. .,. Colors: Brown and blue .- - ______________ _________________ suede and white / perforated _______ ' _______________________________________________ will be SOld to the htpl*S' JdLJ AT CASSELBERRY ______ - _______________ ippearin in l'he Sanford Herald are KIndergarten Pre KIndergarten Nursery available to you in BxlO reprini $ 9.99 " Summer Program . Transportatan for Mon Fri. UMSNOLI PtAZA 7;OOA.M 600P.M. CA$SflIf"' October.1972 precincts and WHEREAS in compliance with FlorIda Slatute% Sectidn 101.73. the Huarci ci County CommissIOners of ARTHUR H UECKWITH. JR.. Seminole Co'ty nas by re%utlon a Virg,n I Huff Cleri. of Circuit Court Semnoli' County. FiOtttin Deputy Clerk Rublivl Aug 75. Sept 5. 1; it. 197; P,lOPef 1)4197' Ph 834-1144 39 1 PInt- S RIdgE Rd. ____________ ____________ -_______. . . I I Downtown Sanford Fir', dane' and limits 0' earl pre'inc' oc- ISI 760 ___________________________________________________ precinct, and WHEREAS thi' Hoard of Count, NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED nut. determined tna' no ac comn,odatiOfls pretently t'l$t withir, precinCts 1 72 77 and ______________________ statutes oi ,,.,i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. 'That St V, Scfloofcraft tht- holder C 23 INCHE BY 36 INCHES I I election Cent$atc Ut SIt Ye.' Ct' NOW THEREFORE, HE IT Issvanct 1969 I4ESOLVEDDYIhC Itoardot County Description Of Properly CommiSsioners of Seminole County. LOt 7 HI, N Florida, that tot tIle ourpost' Of tilt' North Orlando RanrPie Se 7 Un11 ehauitiofl overcomes : ANTIQUES sselcome 'iOU get lbOltr(1 the Whatsoever are you dawdling at- about fur-let's go. Has this suflflief heat iit tUU luxurious liner. The Judy Schlenk, the gorgeous down' Caribbean Cruises 111 mosphere is at once continental BLA IR , duldrwns. A cruise on one of the true meaning of "Ctao." John, was absolutely bubbling _________ -A-. _______ ______ . , ris" i,-cte-C Me'tiii!,ic f 3rd & Park Ave.' !C wtr cruise lint's will do the Italian phrase of greeting. You over with the delighth of her latest jaunt-a l4lsy cruise illtre with the great crowds trick. Sanford tstio go to enjoy these perfectly aboard the M-S Southward, If you don't have a lot of time, three or [our day trips all around the Caribbean In- and nights in the fascinating A at CAPIBBE is INC 574 North Orlando don'tbut getung fliUt'll fun aboard the FreeportAvenuC at Winter Park Mall WnsP Wis & Polish Jobs ANTIQUE S P N. JP TPUCP' WAITINCs P00W according to 11w the propert oescibed in Such certificac *1' be I Temporary Polling Place Sanford Monday in the mopth of October. Civic Center. Saocd Florida I972,whiCli itflC2nddAyOf October PRECINCT NC 77 1912 world whoSe inhebitaflis PIt 3?? 492 French Avc _________________________________________________________ , __________________________________________________ invite you call us. arid will d our utmosl to øtify e.er, .',pec'olion at an unusun REFINISHING OPEN / DAYS A WEE K REJECTED DECLINED Course, Judy, who is a most NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM I 10 INSURANCE Caribbean seas lwcitust' they posntble through CarIbbean -all are ebpectally ts'riutif ul nd ('ruises rn Winter l'urk, c particular pleasure. They are U anti Caracas memorieS away from any Freeport rind Nassau. I can tefl sunsst"-1 world of the eluding Vt'nt'zueLa. if unont' has never I In Our Hands! aries 42. saiO polilnO places being Semunole. State of Florida LIttlest. -. JAGENCY triF you lake Plan your OCII you that it is a fabulous (it btiean. properly eung in the Coumy of BOUGHT & SOLD ss liv not consider one of the fabulous trips, the exciting clays island hopping over nine Islands o' are sure to las e rY,jsny __________ ______________ LACH 5 with , s unforgettable -v- Name in which assessed Joseph A Florida. at 1I:00 I. Al.. on the firs' -, -I 1 plans With litiI Ilartman, of the Bahama cruise liner, the Freeport. thCm ¶he act the legend OP G AN I C SHAMPOO 5er,.mno Ln , LeCond primary follows _ ______ ___ with them in their village till I its at available sports arid shopping areas ills also a land f legend cuStom that . MINERALS TEAS ETC. NATUR AL GRAINS USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES th rejog. a centuries - old perfect vacation HI PRO'T EIN VITAMINS within said precincts. end numb,' and yea' of issuance tn WHEREA5, on the- 3rd day of description of the properly. and October. 1972. there will be hCtd in name in whiCh It was assessed am,- a' 2 - which irightr'n away his foe pelt's edicient housing and handling of SaId certIfiCate to' lii deed tc be _______ _______ _______ In foa'somC masks two ',. i'".'.'f actors at Ponorogo ctrothed to another Suitor The P.ing wIns her bad finally by using a disgutso i5,i Tuflu ':' 'ii''! I HOE!REE JOHN CHLENK REGISTRATION OPEN DIAL 322-2611 orB31-9993 ____________________________________________________ - __________________________________________________ Senior Citizens fellOw-trUfll Wales of courSC, of Norway, Nordic Prince and lived just everywhere In the On Hwy -flY acttVltICS_SUIZiC quiet and ss.iU* not tt' so quiet, a lot of I un nd foodbut is all ablutely The Royal Carilibetiri line tInic, t'aui tell )'t)U iiliou( Ph J6 J'4 PHONE mak&s your cruise dreatlis everyLwri' if OU issk. 'Lite eoiie true. You will see the entire stall at Caribbean Cru- dvefl1ute Call 64 2o it The pt'tS'lflIWl aboard the .aturddY 1C 2 seen before at ttit' best ;sorts In travel ls'ciiu.se_' of course, (Iley ______________________________ slap is the' iisost rourteous and the islands at tue best times of all do a great deal of traveling Civic Center. $artforC, Florida (Official Clerk'S Seal) PI4ECIUC'T NO HELPFUL HINTS ARTHUR Pt BECKWIIH iF. dellgtltf uL burn-ti you ever saw. Temporary Po1I,, Place Seminole BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED O.sipnatiof' (0 polling places malI Seminole County. Flo,,U,, De,Iy Clerk __________________________________________________ trip so that you can iron Ojt lOSt minult' dtflicul?ses __________________________________________________________- _____________________________________________________ rupee precincts bCtflQ located for DEG IS? r,'.,rvoiiS o an •ltcto - , ABOUT THE NEVV building, the' voting places for thc several precinct'. invOlved Shalt be maintained and established separate and apart frr,. each other NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED ___________________________ _________ (Sec *97.495 Florida _________ F or Sa I e I ____________________ ________________________________ ixperlt'ta'1fig the very best of them help you plan a cruise. __________________________ ___________________________ _______________ 12 Tons B R I D G E STO N E - - I If P l$.swy'Duty Cail lrei molts. Mane Msd.li 1. Choose Piem And Re ins in bet / . 1595 YOU YAZOOIN' - ____ ___ -4 Tne revolufltio!'Iar'Y tire ciisigned for long , ' 'tnce uda Auto Parts and Oviedo Tractor Co. REAR GRASS • I Easy Fina ' Oviedo Ph. 3653248 Route 24 •ART SUPPLIES NEW iI19 1110 ' __ ______________________________________ and •GLASS I HEREBY CERTIFY Inue' tn.' Fc,s Every Purpose propel', Deing it' the' County t GUARANTEED corrrecf cup, eta Resolution gas thu OfficiaI t.e6& (0 the boaro ot 2nd LIlY Ci Qcloo.r, 1912 Court', Commissioners tnis true lIlt Dated 1*1$t 75th day.' August. 1972 day of August. *912. 'c' (4ecc's Soall (Seal) ARTHURPI HECKW1TI'-i,JP. /irtnur II lS,ckwittt, Jr.. Clerk 01 the Board Of Clerk of (ir(vi' Court Count, Conuinissioflecm in Seminole County. FIoq'oa and for Seminole County. 5y VIrginia E Hef* FlOrida Deputy CleeP Publish Sept 5. 12. *972 PbliSh Aug. 29, Sept. 5, 12. Iv 1972 PEH22 DEG-153 IS yOu 1110w Save - PiE Bone. Ii Pa : Name inWhiChiOsSeS$eO Josep' I (Seal ARTHUR 44. BECI4WI'TH. Jr-. lIen' ef 11w' Circuit Court ISy Ma"le Eden DepvI'i Ciefi, A B,ald*ii' Sulk' 20 op East Highway 136 Cseu,rey Florida 3770? I'bll54' Aug 79. Sepl 5, 17. 1. *977 Ji Vacuum action lifts Isavis and ciippuns into & FARM ______ ________ LO I ($11' 14 tite 2nd dat of OCtober 1912 Dated, this 759t' day of AuguSt. 1972. (Diticial Cierm'l, SeaIl ARTHUR II UPCKWl1H. JR Drive Out & 17 AUTO PARTS ' -" _______________ North, Orlando Ranches Set. WITNESS my hand arid ledI Of 5ipurfithil73thday8tAugu5t 77 Latest Mow.r For AII Seasons ('arlbt.wlIfl Sscaig. And Accessories STEEL RA DI A L YAZO _________ WHOLESALE-RETAIL o' leSs 'ban twenty days prior to foilows the holding ci the upcoming election Certificate No 517 'Year o in hot less than Iwo ISSu.5 Of a issuance 1969 . oO not consider a reid treat" excited at the saint' tillie Anti corner, .'uLl Cartbbeun CruIses ('aribbeafl Cruses is iij,rentiy introducing tb. Italian 7-14 day knotting that you are in the Winter Park Mall unit Let Sialutes Of 199,1 Said building. NOTICE IS HEREBY (jIVU-P,, Ut IT FURIHER RESOLVED That St W Scfiocraft the holder a' tha' Said temporary polling places thin' tOliOwirXJ cq'i-tificate ty.,ss tiie-'n corded in the' Offi,öI Retoid Soid Certificate for los deed Itt ts. Ui' book in Ihe Office of the' Clerk ot the issued thereon 'The certlfic.aIe' Cit-cull Court of Seminole County, number and year o issuance. tm publiShed so said County ' ______________ seven or fourteen days of ,ou through the fall and winter PS end stays should 1* certificate be redeemed shati face effect immediately UPOfl or before the 4tt1 dày of October. unan'mously Dy I he (S.ord 04 County such Seminole. Stale Shill 01 Florida Unless (Seat of - A,D 1972 ARTHUR 14 BECKWITH. FINAL READING AND ADOP Clerk of the Circuit Court 'LION t.os --day"?4 ---. Al) 1172 Br Martha I vinien APPROVED L)CF ,, t', C:erh UFTiS I ILL)'.'.. CLI.VELAI'dtl MIZE 6. BERRY MAYOR Attocneis fQt Petitioner ATTEST Pt 0ff *cr Drawer' MARY W HAWTHORNE Saislurd, FlorIda 37771 CITY CLERK Publish Aug 7% $ept 5. 12. W *972 PubliSh Sept 5. 12 19. 36. IV?? 0EH20 DEGI43 md BEAUTY SALON Name in whiC assessec .SC',hr Dated thu. 2Stt dA of AugusI. 1972 (official Clef1' 's Seali PRECINCT NO 72 or hrilrp'et' S Mon Thru Sal . r -. Thor!, I rw,ceSsil End changes In the' loCatlO" but COntiOUWS thereto PRECINCT NO I I,. tV floo 1 Page 41 October 197;.whithlstnr2nddayOf to be held on October 3. 1972. trsat the' 1ti '1('Itt't O'('' Mia tnt- firs' M0nd or the lit day of AuguSt. 1q72. desCribed and 5r fort! trut- ooun ________________________________________ _______________________________________ ______________ _____ _______________ NOTICE IS HERCfl' GIVEN That P W Scndolrraf? tht- holder of the following certlticctt' has filed Said certificate toe las deed to be isSued thereon The certIficate number •fld year of Issuance. tnt' description of the prOperly, and tht' name inwhirh II was assessed are a'. WHEREAS. said reaoporlionvm'fl' and alteraliDft of precincts ISIS Of polling places within SUCI nw U ,, County and STATE OF FLORIDCOUUT DI EMINOt- ' •. s efforts to keep Ilit' 'ift lights and mirrors who wish to enjoy football .t meeting or dining r'.'erywhert' and thick plush games in the quiet and corn- questIofl.5 u V anted to ask but tofunction. Liolit shy not eall ('hit) I.tit aittt $& was ilonated froiut the ft,rtzihlr' atmosphere which didn't dare, about wines, anti let Johnny and his staff of proceeds. lie is married to .-arpetlng. - t'er posh, my Club l.ut does cater for pervades the club during the it'nth - von are missing a .-%nd ilid you know that •Johnny, high School. lucy have twii 1nhnny saysouvres that heduring plans to or at thebe Club. all location party plans will madeEntire for tcho, of coIirs&'. is a local bOy chIldren, JoAnn, 7, and Jay tctm ii And nit question about it. have ganws hors d 'on Saturda) and you using your theme or if you rind involved with local civic is Ifi months olil. ,lolin is active tin v il surt'l' St'( your ti('st _________ Statute'. ci 1999) ____________________________________ dourl House at Sanford. Florida. at en trw firS' Monday im ,ng th, month of October 917 which is 4fe C,flty. Fida 14y Verpinua £ Huff DepgyCIet5 PublISh Aug 79 SI 5 17. U. 1972 I Of The Cat' ____________ ______________ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Court House at Seniord. Fida, at FIRST READING this--day Of seaic' th" Clerk 0' the Circuit Court M'nuir Obek fr said county tP4 WITNESS WHEREOF. I hAve DI, thiS lose oay of .ugust, t,.( - . 1'!) 19': nertunic Set my t.and and atfizeemuntrt hOC (0 't October, on the fit-It In is the 1972.nday WhiCh te *972 SECOND READING this -- - 'Day it and really sat-or the food, nnlslcinns called the Miami. can do that too And ii you has been playing for your and pleasure ch a little something to sip dancing . siing with ntir meal, )ust ask entertainment. Three ver vot shrill re't'Ive -- cause popular and gifted young mt'r. has thought of from Sanford, Tin' l\riah,i, Johnt i'vervttiing to make your dining Wayne ('cynowa rind Rand Rowling, make up this musical i. total pleasure. I enjoyed the decor of the group and they are reail _______________________________ BlocL Resurfactn Shalt be pubiiSflfd once a week for to' tn.' aciOpt,or' ot tite' minor 5Ivrr,n, Florida and thbt thiS resOlul'oe b, description f the properly. and tti. it hit ct' lOrd' nariuctI tout 41 cunbecot, publiShed riot more titan Ifurty days name in wsicn ii was assessed are as Sanferci Herald. a newspaper $t.i,.,.P. :c41.t PAIGE aria kAREN publiShed in Seminole Counly. LYPI,I PAIGE.td you are' required to Soy, cause Why the' same snould Florida DOVC nd De- granted bt serving a copy- of SECTION 4 Ttiat the ' rilIAliSi %'%9M AU P'AR 1% I - I -. "' NIJF'SIPl'' I UPIVAI I ____________________________ RESOLUTION ON MOTION (IV COMMISSIONER follows VIHLEP. SECONDED flY COM Cert,ficats Nt. 371 Year of itsuanc 1965' KIMIiROUJGH THE DescriptiOn of Property WHEt - L! i- I owns and manages the club, 'harge. On weekends, ii you feel liki reall has a great place. The business man's lunches swinging :' bit. Club t.m is ____________________ PARTS runt 3' 5. 12 19. 197 ,oldtofhcnianest C4llibidd,tnit the' secutive WOCkS tfl tnt' Sanford Clef, OI Cii'ult Court, ____ PUbliSh Aug 75 ARTHUR H RECKWITH, JR y4 :. Whelehel, a young rents and delicious hor ,mn AND Seminole County Florida Virginia E Huff AD. W'2. cIthenwIse a defautt may CorflmusSiOflersCt Seminoic COunly according to law the property .ts final passage and adoption entered *gaift$I you granting said FIOtidi. a' its Regular Meeting held described in sOCh certIficate wilt be SECTION 0 Ttst all ordinances On the Is? elan of Aug$t, 1977. as SOld to the highest cam bidder at the or parts p1 ordinances in confl.Ct adoption THIS NOTICE utah be publiShed according to law the property described in wth ce'rliflC.afc will Dr once patti w1k to' four (11 CDII 1' bI mat portion 0' the keel bug CIVIL ACTION NO 77.1097 lION NO 72.1995 NOTICE 01 1Si'PLICAIIOP4 __________ JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR I ito East Commerciat SIred - anti Section 72. Township 21 Sooth ___________ ___________ Clerk of CirCuit Cnu be designated for preCincts 1, 72. 77 Sern'nvie Co,.nly Florida. towS' STOCK p 171 " ' ir,Pii t IOPI %iIt1 W rR'h: It the AUTO PARTS and to law tne roOf?1v descrIbed In suet certifiCate will be Sold tO thy higheSt CaSh bidder at tnt-front door of the Seminole Couitty Court House at CaSh bidder at true Iron' doo' of alteraIiti Ct the' precincts an) Seminole County Court House t pretuit boundaries within Semiheic Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 AM., or Semo Iron-tv Ftora wi'tpitti 'THE SAME COUNTY. LAmy. ItEINC. KNOWN A' S WE 0 Ie ____________ ______ torid.s has necessitated an Deputy den Publi5' Aug 79, Sept 5. 12. 19. 1972 EXPRESSING THE INTENTION OEC.-t' Or 'THE CITY TO EXTEND '1$. ____________________________ TERRITORIAL LIMITS TO AN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND COuNTY SEMINOLI urv CEPTAIN LAUD eYING FOP ________________ ______________________ _____________ coNTlGUo.n TI' 'THE PRESENT FLOWIDU CIVIL ACTION NO 72 i91. I- to has-' the prQpertv described in suct .Pi 0IDIIJANCE 0l THE CITY 01 FLORIDA. C.ASSEL-UERR". tiU.tWt QI SEMINOLt COUNt' t- .ORlDI Deputy Cleri ARTHUR ORDINANCI NO 717 1+41 DISTRICT SCHOOL S.'nntc Count, 1 Icc itl, li V,ruin,a (. HOtI TI M (Oflicial CIers Se t)1L IS 1 'nanC.- Officer to? .:ss ci Circuit Court Deputy Cit-ri. __________________________________________________ i5h bidder at the tt 4001 of the th price offerer tor the properly MI £7 Sem,noa County. Florida October, 1977 1 fl ADAMS AUTO PARTS '.' ' , postnfftc'c. You can't miss it. hard da at whatever 'ou do nil And once von have been day. why not bun on by the 1 Lhrre,ittsaleadpipecinch.yoU 'lub IMI for their "hnpp pliirt, of FlOrida Unless Suet Cit- (Official Clefkl Sal tflr Legislature of the Slate ot tnIawtnIPrcOerlYdOLcrlbcdirtWCti October10 l912,anctSi%Oufllttbtntht cest,fi*tew,IIbeIOldtOthiQM$t name,ndflddret. ø!the,ddCr ade SusnoIs' County Court House At SAntord. Florida, at 11.00 / ., on nay in the month 0' the finil GASP' bidder a' the front doo' Ci the Dated thii-. 7Mt-. ciii, C! AuguSt 191,7 PubliSh Au 7%. Sept 5. 17. 19. 1912 rCCr.ved un , 3.00 n'cloc' ha' cerIIficatewilibs'WtdtothP higheSt October. 1972 County, e oWaitC' league. Finance fsiei the fIrSt Monday In tnt- montr 0 Said certlIlCite for tas deed to be October 1972. ich lsthe ddav of ISSUed thCtCOh The certIficate number and yea' o issuance. the Octobei. 19 thI 75'? d$ of August. in; description 0? the proper1, and the Dated follows C,,?ifICa?t Na IA V.ar Of Issuance I9c D.icrlpt son 0$ Property very fine ________________ __________________________________________________________ ISet 197 497 Florida sam cerlficatr Itt? us deed In 0' Statutes Of 14,i IlSuec: thereon The certIficate GIVEN. NOTICI t HFWEfl number and yCRr o Issuance, the property, and the 'ThE k V. Scnootcraf' tiw doserlOhloti of itru UEiy - 0$ LU' 54' 1hrrnt' /r1: ('4. PifldP Davis. et ii AO ci Iiid issuance PtOPt' bqlnQ In the Coi,"t', °' Several homeowners weri cCriOt , w i 11w ropert, ni the S9t00id, Stile of Florida Unless present to protest against these a$99j,f name Ifl WfkP t SUC CC?IfICi?C S.iII Tht'si' fllOw twi renut'sts prQrt ccOrdinr. tr l - rr'fifr . . gcneralL the sanie rt'sttti'iiL' r. suc cectitecatc WI t' describ Ittuan %oIdtOthidhPttcaViblddCitthe who protested agaInst the DescriptIon 0' Property. front door 0$ the Seminole County location of the neit clt Court HouSe at Sanford. Florida. a maintenance building on orienta &arden FIt AddOlor 11:00 AM. on the firSt Monda Plat Boos 10 PaQe 77 Seminola l4nulevard, and is wlct 1972. month of Oc,doer, tName in WflIc i%%asI Or.enfa NOTICE OF APPLICATION . . .- • • • hitrt of Sanford,' The place, of friends there cause this is the o;irse, is Club IAn, located 'in" place to go in Sanford. R AN\ Stl'izKOWsM a rezoning from C.l to ('-2. and anc v•ar dt- -. 4 LCI D hoidor o' flat c I u L I.. u I I s '1" h e ' I ri ' Sp o t Fo r S e m I Itt niiInu'm1t1 further commercialitiofl of the area. Council denied the - U I • group of area residen has csselberr, who deeded thc Legal Notice Tna P W SrhoolcrifIthe holdCr c FOR TAX DEFT) Iess Said propert hE fl2 fee' of ISet I9.19 Florida frontage On the LOflOW000 Martham Of 1,9,1 5u Road ,n Semnair County. Flrldn P4DTICI I'. HIRE81 GIVEN mat P V. Srhoolcraf' Inn notde of vjfltCti said Road 0. paved and Mt a 'ne foIlO*flj certificate nat filed he' depth ol fl 7 f,e' 11w saut .rtfui.itc for Ia deed It be 1110 1 ii, ClclIioti anti nearly level It iSSUCd thereon The c,rtificalr us nicely wooded The number ann yeer Of issuance. the pceentl ag?icuttur*l Inc situated on thi Wesi side o the deirriplion of tlw properly. and t*1V Lonawooci Mirphan Road ap narns' inwtiirt' it wa's assessed art' at pros imateli, egh' n'.le' frort f0ilOW approirnatelv and C_ertticAt" No 919 Year 0 Santord Seventeen miles front Orlando prel Itatut,t ci 19191 R VI' ScfloolCrai' rnr ?nr fOiIOwiflçj re'tflcati' urooer?. ad . .... • Tnr e.rlIllcat' filIOwt n v- • C,reiflrate C lssusnr co TAX DEED IS gro with and improve upon." Ronald Manager Cits Hergman expressed his thanks . .4' ci the .-----.--- '......- IU .MIRRORS 1/2 PRICE With Pvrchdu1 for ia LB. Torn t3owser & Sons ____________________________________ - - Gcafsd in Oiedo Shoppinq Center ALL SIZES POURED IN APPROXIMATELY 20 POUND PIGS •WALLPAPER DuB OIS AVAILABLE LAWN MOWER TIRES j L Senkarik & Service IflC. L lJS5 & t't Ph 322 4622 JOHN DICK EY INC. - L_McROBERTS onlor0 tUrrath o W F ,rsl _____ ______ ____________ ,(i Super Market 322 'Ci,S 2lOMagnolI*Ave insfd Ph. 322-6963 Corner 2tth& Elm Behind Addir's Aulo l'arls ____________________________ ______________________________ ___________ AND DILIVIMY _ Dubuque Iowa B.of USDA CHOICE , 'I Oc Per Lb,AboveOUr InVOICe Cost / I I Lewis Sales & Service PHONE 3311fl8 Cut and Freezer Wrapped UiS( OIl 'uANDCASL OPO'5NYITlMS *I iCCSPTP000 5TAMPS pp1. 365.3498 _____________________ SR 419 Al 426 OViSdO Sanford 2511 Country Club lid, - ______________________ __________________________________________________ I I ' IAUAMIrnCAAI __________ .. -- �Hi OXA110 - 4B—TheSanford Her a Id Tuesday. Sept. 12, 1972 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT - SA-1 GALORE I BARGAINSDOOR PRIIFS . ri featuring LIVE ENTFRTAINMENT I % T, o il " i TIT THE DRIFTERS i BtueGrass&CDufl?rY SUN I FAIRWAY I PLAZA Lis YOU a', / S"25 S1.95 CLUB DIAMOND HAPPY HOUR Ba lls Slic Open i a Ph 3": 4716 )K CAL HEGSTROM of FLA. C Ph DeSary Hwy. 17-2 Ilt I 44 I 2 L 4 OPEN U6 Atr P''' I ' Specializing 2012 French In All Phases Of Hair Care I1 I t - -- mon ____ . H EAV V DUTY • - pres was undo . CALL 324$ 5 : renct And 323 PH I Pre u re nnager foranother for 1 0 sears before from partner and manager. ptiarmacv BAR & GU 00 jot FOR BREAKFAST i_cocatlo_ns To Servit You French hw441 Apopka Sa nford 6:30 AM LUNCHEON SPECIAL Served Daily hal DACD j7W1W-J7AWM LAWN Fufi Menu I& so 10 p. im. Served Til be 271>0 S. sit Try ErTha HLodso"'s tioutInt'! $Ptcsbls PH.322.5958 SANFORD AVE. __________________________________________________ af) OPEN NOW R rLMT. ' GE, G 0*1 n. & R -- N4 M Yl THINGS CERAMICS **W 1 0 B y Appntm.nt PHONE 931-9549 C)o 4 ~C .3.- be*..% een 17 9*7 & I A %,_ V.-0D!1j[)USTRI/.LPARK MORNING— AFTFRNOON& EVENING CLASSES Ph (305) 3222811 SMITTY'S _____________________________________ WHERE THE ACTION IS Hwy. 17.?2—Longwood Ms. South of 111i g Tree PH. 131-3433 pa MOWER G ffrS Engines. Transmission %tarters Fenders - 0&,ors es Wheels Etc BY Pick Up Sa Ies Delivery Strvice Easy Ftimancing AA Come In And Browse . . . See Our Selection al The 73' Are H - Throughout The SouTheau rgest AuioPasHou in Stmincle County A Co rnpte Stock 2710 Or n& Dr'° Sanford - - Parts Locating Service We Have Sanford Dntowfl Unusual F RE E * r U U EMERSON DuMON • jkt1Aqt11 Gloss dW - with Remote ___________ Control 'Course. we would not want 358 Ph. 323200 Bldg 125 (29th St N — EW — ITEM ARRIVING DAILY SANFORD (In The Ace Hardware Bldg.) Xj Wwa6l~ SAN F OR D HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING sorship Of a $100 ffulbon of them ta lk .t Total your roome FREE ESTIMATE FOR 3726390 CALL -- - -•------- --'-.-- - ---- - limmis ill "tvilin tables For tOillI(trI all star I service for sp ce ____ COPYMATE 11 C Th 0 C for growing families Horn.. si, for $ 39 Sanford Airpo? air conditioning units, ii 10P quality unit. lwiced lower than SPEUAL HAIR STYLES I/ - BATH I is Nit' 1~1 1 11 se(f to kerl) n Indific:11 ;uit tw:boii. %:.:.:.- 6- V _1"r r 747 E. Like lt—) LATEST EOUIPMENT ASSURE FACTORY SPECIFICATIONS staff, Dottie Scott, a I 2708 Sanford Sanford Ave Sanford INSTRUCTION Roof Reors WeHsdte Ball The Wholv Z__ Of w. v' WHEN Remode n g li Call AC-305 I JOY Road, Sonfor(f ART & CRAFT N. HWY 17M PH. 831 "17 Frans SUPPLIES —GIFTS CASSELBERRY CALL ovrpl 1.11, 1%0 v.r 40 ' SEMINOLE BODY SUPPLIES 3nqodP1a8 Is Y e.irs in Sanfcrd Area P H 12 iso t 35163Snford 0 f" just 4000% *4 414 PO4 "I - Now On Display ~ Ton Pick up FREE Complimentary Make-up Lesson MERLE noRM nn COSMETIC STUDIO PH 3?) 2631 DOWNTOWN S A N FOR 0 cvs FREIGHT D A MAGE D NOLL HWY 17 FURNITURE SALES CASSELBERRY 42 Sanford Fla. - s You Can Get Results! f CAMPING OR BETTER L et U BLOW YO R WHISTLE* ______ ore Ph. 323-2780 2400 Reach Ave. OFF '/2 Simple Hookup • Easy Parking ormation n Our Toot Is Loud And Strong / and the others we \\ W -' Faiay Plaza U' we guarantee you'll like 'em A \ i L ii ASK For Your Advertising Consultant . - oweii - - Your Business or Products in the Business Review Section of The Herald Let us feature Your Business What You Can Do Today with a • PICTURE and STORY A and S.rvie.s in th. SANFORD HERALD forAdwdatv Your Wares Q0d WHEEL _______ CALL Try ADVERTISE CHILDREN'S WORKSHOP Evr W tOo m ?I t1 3o O m ADULT WORKSHOP &'Thurs 930 12:30 322-7029 E. LINK Constructio Vihien rs Af ' T oje jw of Many other featur?s r Th Old Kilgore RE Yes Good Thing if nobody FREE SAN 0 Stnrø Id Sth ______ th ~ R M IA 23-e4JO T IME 11 6%..001 110 PAR K AVE - %jar, 94t)t)., 13041011 WESTERN PAINT & .4-6 I* T. What Good is ALL WORK GUARANTEED I - E 1311-3411110 PH Ir,1 Phone 322.2304 I 1~t~ a Bay Avenue, Sanford, Fli. I Your GRESIDENTIAL AUTOMOTIVE OOPEN LOCKS C INSTALL A REPAI On These Pages Will Acquaint 100,000 A-_ - - MADE 21 HOUR VICF KEYS Bonded AVE. SANFORD 202 S. PARK llIllllllhIIIlIIlIlIIllhlllHl Ad Prospects With Your Product Or Service iocs ) - , IA — T ac?41 am. arowim. 'S Su An(I ~Grlalns %Uf11CI*n, Aqtf-ent's PERSONNEL ...,ssIa ... — ThUtSdlY. ROSES1 FLIEi ue 9 a.nu. 9 are convenient pin. from Monday 1.111`04 Saturday and on Sunday from p.m. to 6 p.111. Ilie telc)hone on FLORIDA Gardedand in EXPERIENCED TO RODS AND ACCESSORIES — j Ph. 322-6755 • C St. Longwood NELSON 041L uC e 41 Ha rdwar* fr 1h Fr ir Ho me t) P E N DA I L (4 A -M L Nursing Care Since 1964 300 0r CiOES FERTILIZERS 8IJL SEEDS PE THROUGH Z1 Personalized ProfeSS10 ...' X. FAC NEW RED ROSE Ism "Um. nia" III Lad 1It- Nursing and - I r / ( COMES SEMINOLE DRAPERY an l Phil Huet— 25th r 1 I _________________________________ WE CARRY KIRSCH ' A coulition X4 Seminole mentioned before. SPECIALIZING IN IO E Electrolysis Shop GardenLand 12georglogtuml con writers. Pratt, bookkeeper; Joe S11110L clerk, Delma Stewart, tlCf ________________ ford Red Rose RABBIT PELLETS O S?1: 00 Choice of StYIP% ' heaters and wall furnaces. It also offers Ilie well-known I)o yoursell b SEM*.NIBER completed, 7bere are two-story favor and have a 14. real treal for se- Beauty & S — Homes — Residential & Commercial Fine Fabric% COHt'('HtlO'i s1itt'cht t)e'fJHI to thttik about )iit- Singer American heating and n Wave Bet riluintI DRAPERIES CUSTOM Offices — Apartments I, '17 ( e - Soil., toe boys u ,ho neznt . . of h an d a t ter in q New Hair Body 14431 N FIRST IT )wn all his cainl)aign sign it distributor after Ilie election . A Oil Foods Cooked in Peanut Orders m for 1100 S. French Ave. h ntit go t (he phone right now and call Sanford IIeatin r sockH ty Sps MEN'S, BOYS'&LADIES' for SANFORD HEATING & - All _______________________________________ is York window units and SitS .ifl(i 1IuiU)i iZtu Qo,Ls this equipment, as a well as For Monograiui The conipariv instruct you as to its pro;wr u3t. And folks, you don't have tO Drugs 99 SCALLOPS stiti IS I h first IilitItI prornist tui bttn IotatttI for ttt jullit six %ear% at 2619 French s.ays a candidate will take Grand Opening I This Month's I comfort prodvcts havu bKon known and respect9d for m0fc ohon 70 years For YjK# 00fro ,*&tong and rooting Singer COAAFORT MAKER is un . w,pas, .ed in quality, Is formance end price - tit lwofessioni*11 two lx)ptilar folks on ffie s(wi, to inedicine or any other ittir, found at Fairway. is 3224M! We invite you to the GI D financed solely by Hayes i SHRIMP • Jack has a staff of 12 highls restaurant equipuitent suit h a Hill md lttv Jack, wia it you K Ph (,Y et Your Pick-up of the Day with AMIN ~,'T .I CHICKEN DINNERS FISH • OYSTERS 11iii Inviiness, %%itli owners and purchase this O. :;c ; r FRIED CHICKEN in what y ou neeu r S,Ivpr;rnith tile fliieit (iu;kllt* course, are free. lity At Fairway. qua It is cmsidelred the largest supreffw, service uneXLIk and most amtutious project of and there Ls the very niceSt,VW 1 1U kind to be initiated entirely best qualified staff of pu 1 by buck financial lnteres you will find anywhere. 1100 aimed at bog re .O0o thin the next five years Specific cities have Fnrr; - es DonnieHartsock.Del1ver1e'd ll be gaen ap vahous pans of the country, fRItO HKKLW - B HEATING . COOLING We are provd 10 be &SSOCisled - it ( r ilie inobile units tire equij)lwd and Air (,()III lit i4gling. week uturd i S ith iiioU radio rntrol o d i s froni 8 to 5 business IS IsWiuing %,jjltIjjI)lj- 111ne is lost. f rot 11 8 1(1 noon. At &anford Ileat and Air. ),ou Fhese men siwciall!e in fast, hours, call 3224K) for prompt : • ficient ef S will receivIe fast. s of efficient service it nt c(ficiviit service on ill t Go b)' Ilw new location al 2roj I nstall. - "N ien who are e-qwrts in Ilicir ne", building 4)r ;in existins, South &anf(ird and sa., liello tio 4eld In a conquit1% Milull onk structure. I%ko of tlit. nicest folks piti could hotwng another local young 11411. in theUwtedStes Mary/end 'lliese talt'litt-Il rnn(I to tmuie 10 and your aid 24 hours a day. seven Jack owner fill led by just days a week. manager Duane Elmore MID-FLORIDA EXTRA - \ nothin ftftSSTh.i( 5tIUof(Xj)trtS S(F't CROIX, Virgin Islands rmchine is Fairways delhvn (AP) — Singer-composer luac truck and tioward is in (*114t Hayes has a=unced that he of delivering your order III YW Also rk and & group of black business- door with lu - ano'd For 8 V Ave. look at ows ttiat real1:tr cosmetic business from one en to the o ther. So if you have ST for Better fm Sillif(Ird .iIualdt servire by Sanford •asa COMPLETE I lti and Air ii and we inat-Iiines are Ile brands of conU)arable pd drive do t Fainay to up your order . Cause 1lowa Sutton r g re WI FIACED HOUSING Ph 322.7121 201 S. ELM I %Ijjq — CONSUMER ELECTRONICS, INC. ( existing, livating livalins, or air ronditionin o, .(In- lmiblem, tell Jacks aIx)tjt it and t4i amoinniodate air ( ditimmil, other room 2619-B S. French cosmetician For Fatay - FREE -. the t(iisS.'FeIIi$) and York uoiiuiwrtial refriieraIion units ilk in frii'i ritor s Ii W 11w only thing changed ;ittit plies for home use and )-s he wants fflost a Tract StereosT33 Color T-VA be in the South and Stereo Conoles I Engines TURTLE NAPl I }our doctor. Also. available tsa marvelous patent medicine stock for those items such as between "Down flector" blows %alks and driveways clean For Demonstrat ion 1111111111116111111111ou" Cz= ;it gLctered phamiacLsts. of the handles for close trimming We Cater Private SUNDAYS OPEN DAILY 7 30 iNS'TAuCTi0t%tS - GREENwAPE - FIRING 10 5 p.m 2 a m large / PHONE 1305) in Picks up leaves, pinestraw and light litter while you VALVE JOBS HWY 17-92 LONGWOO;.rLA jew L Lei don't OPEN SUNDAY (111.111IN , SIECZKOWSKI in mid tablets, ointrinents~ and all you know withment, that well, as well. tic has oxyget kinds of "tamms, — therapy equipment and 9* SANDWICHES TUNE UPS • CAR AIR CONDITIONING H J - HOT LUNCHEON SPECIALS REPAIR AT THE RIGHT PRICE 0 Sat. Niles • ____________________________________________________________ P~ figAMI By I Platers Maryland ORD AVE. ' iton at Sanford Ileat and Air cases, YOUR - service 11w heattni and air conditioning line' The plaue to 1." Sanford 1k it intl ir in its unquestionably know their handle veterans' needs, state other interpreting medicaid saittss which and filling pre-smptions from various welfare needN. Fairwi) i the loaU franchised dealn s our doctor for Electont Hearing Aids. There is a we1l stocked supply of ri-*dicines at Fairway and Men who know how to prepare chair, or temporarily. other sick roor,4 supplies %;h% W of th e order m or you on go over to Fait-way -tnlIg VACUUM CLEANS ,4f-MM-c000 _ - - . SANFORD HEAT OF" ore ii-tirruntl)- being in%talled III Information and-or ne%% bomes Ili the area now.I Need • are re of BAR-114 Chuck Schirra ?%&qr OPEN 11% ANN or NT - •inii • U V iou t ing prLtt Flnrtro NEW PLANT s ow re . !ng * ou t o into Fairs be flt an d has bn ycars He was with a loc for —_ ximpany for 12 years and drag ( as drug : you feel to be o er to F aira and let Pe , 1I1I ood to 111 In found in t1us area. They are Don help you will, ill,- rig t' sanicird arm is Fairway Plau Johnson. ho has bn tn the cosmetic or hair fltS tfl&)% A n'S 1 G do s t urce rugs (formerly for the past eight do realize of Saord under the -I rivueorner to Fairway only carries t1w and . management of, Herman Koleff ".3riford, Niack Wilburri. Both best known of all the cos", - A hiu Arlo :1 - anoth Well. dom'l it nuke service Sanford 323-S966 1 reputable take out ________ ;;u; LF LonqwnOd SHEFFIELD —1, - s - art, Don Johnson, Herman Koleff, Dot tie sott and 1h.ird Sutton. licrivan as txrr Ha%.e you ever been trA a r4,eded a strange tovm and renew ed pr t scr pt ton ing Ren-iierribero was — not to know one Dinners __ NEXT TO MR. MUFFLER 7471 S. French S. F Teten Delma ANN LFCiO SM 13% a A A A ALIGNMENT teri tic. 2017 Peggy CHICKE N BE F - PH 931 " 0 51 $ M. PoR K RIBS ' staff at Fair-A-ay Pl Workl's Rnest Sun ravel LONGWOOD 2995 $40 V&ILW 11 A. M.-9 P. NO CHARGE FOR OUR SERVICE C LON&WOOD PLAZA ;S '. • __ Fairway aza D r g Grand Opening Thursday DAILY (Inckoding Son.) okuthcr t.100 A.9ent f OFAII Airlin" & Stiiatnship Lirm • rant Wheels Packed , Reg. Gr. 4 - plan Drugs From ic VLfl Vale"s Junior I ing - _.... UNTRAVEL SHOES . "-"HAMBURCE r) i4'c I f Or FRE E BROC HUR E EDWARD'S Front End Alignment : Tayl Out c, or 7j jff I Dog3oerCeIn Sanford Ave. - op e io - TIMEX REPAIR CENTER AØ rd *kA Inc. Altamon?eOrQ1 orf WIN T ER TOURS Ite - Car-ben Jewelers I Sir - SCHOOL RING I iSF Hwy first class __ INC. S,nfr,rd p' p' '. TICKLE ,our Ego, EUROPE WM Printing City I ..-r. 'I ARMEW Celery Conversation Piece I -• - WE riførd 1? 17) Or. 1 I TrT .- _________ BiIIWilkiflIMQt Sanford Airport — (30th St.) p 0 Bar . Bid. 13 Coen 7 Days AWek - NOVEMBER' '' ThAt A1111 ft iIL I . —. L Lounge ocs %t'c . rhn A& 4% Ho — ON IF Sanf ord Heat A91r Moves . COUNTRY Lunch Dinner ABOUT UP bø'r IootnQ for UHUIJA1 You ha furnitt,rn or UHOUF døror ,ørnc fr joi,r MIDNIGHT RAMBLERS CAN EAT OUR MOVE OR 'oord(,ns0t1gS) OrlandO 16F6 a g DRUGS Ph. 177 0447 . - and COLD ALL The COPY STAT - (crrnr • • • • S r" AFiTEPRrOON Buffet HOT S a 4'lI FREE GIFTS -GRAND PRIZE _i7so,a)VALUE JsmmyDeeand HAUS ii — �Tuesday.Sept.'12 . '1972 Hera ld 6B—The Sanford THAI 6E13 ' , ON WW. -, 1--li . ; WANT AD .- -t " -~-;-,~ ,,, -- - Direct , ,~ " wt <çs' CLATTER with CMPtS WEMAVE.t..'v.E ' BURNS BIMO f '.-'-_ -.s j 3A'.A3E4'i Orlando \ ( I Ad Runs Longer Your The L.ss It Costs I he /4_j, ,jj. $r ., ~) Al Vermeer t',' BOSS PAID M &I:= . .. V 0. 1' , -_ I _,~~,/ AT -% ___:~ ,e-'z , —, y 0 •' .' S' '.. ,, .. " . - GUYS .........._______________ voL.Nc - - - J Y3L - - . i L ____ by _ 7I i F Bowen & Schworz American hostages " - "I -, _ ,R '- Air' LJi T-E E ..fr'i:LE ,' -, I :Ea:sr AI'..FOL/R "L:;l 'ro4E 'FJ'T LMT i4 ,,_*`00 LII I I -J • r4 I t &pz 16' - I ,. ammo 0, I ALio!~S WSW P ' . 'It' . . I , 11 ) , ,,_ aWFEVEN ic/_ fI FEET .f ow A= iI 1 _J,..: I I i II ii I J : "" % I, I , " .1 , "' I - Dr. Hanke represents thousands of deditated Voluntary citizens in the tional Mental Health Asso. I _______ I_:'-1 L.._ 9ta WINTHROP . Real Estate For Sale ,AN 4'G 'N 71 3"4 I-44vi A FV ETW r ruri-.. ,'AWi A c - lJtIOfl. OP 0 ' ; I 'T. T Ui flOrthtrTI Illinois joiiaed in this spkn. did senture irad the Di'.on TELEGItAI'II helped sp'.rn. sor tilt- all-div program. Like huiditds of other prugressise 1rw5paIWTS. the TELECB&Pl1 has k'en cft'riti this '\Vorr: Chtii.' to Four ,.: i -' I - " .. u .- '4 in %3 ow Op ----''°'' ....E ,Dc 'a.4OSE A' 'Es. 1 '..a'' ' E' '— .e.ME AP'J C $ 3E CE f I '-' V-10 i - - ..' '' , isa) -. / --. ~ ~ 1i I -- -- —, .., .• - -- i - , - ',.rr ,4aw I li-IAT GAs"/ -, ' I ' 'oi..i -ro M v . I - ' - -- ,___i - I - - IS %i .e NDwfl uior --- j I. K - - A MESSAGE' J,_,,, L-.. .'A.'i- 5 F' Lm. rJ I I • - - ' - ' ; Aqr~.,T `lo~% TOOK PM' LOCK OF REVS A PtAlR-AN AME5SAE - \ - ria ir guards. Security __ conditioned bedroOm. 377 7779 III Mine t.ve air __ - r - Sanforri Pnr-rtor,S, Inc $94 0761 tA/ KULP REALTY 407W. lit St. 322 7333 • 4 did National Association for Mental Health, SLII..'t it is a nationwide VOLUNTARY citizens organhZ.at lolL \Vht'ii I htUladWd tiltS 'Wori' Clinic" a generation ago, it was to help spotlight this same acute probhin. AVAL0PI APARTMENTS ADULTS -NO PETS 116 W 2nd St 61-Livestock And - WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W 1sf St MO PARKS, I 2 3 Bedroom Trailers & Apts 7 Adult parkS. 7 fa mily irktISIS Hwy 1797, $.antord 3 2 ) 19)0. Day- Wk SAN - 70-Travel Trailers 71-AutoRepairs Paris - Accessories Unfurnished 73--Molarcycles And Scooters 75-Autos For Trre be-drOom, bdultl. I Child 2671 Im 1)1 4454 or 372 7059, Sale I I $.Tf Want Ad a Department ,ppp Hours p pp MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8,30 AM. i. A.M. 10 12 i, Orr , -t "i i' I.. sv..r tp1s.e aid wi ..n4 fir v,. A I... swi,.d. .iata ?tI S., III fri,. wkrft to 5:30 P.M. SATURDAY li' plus zs cents. Aiøi)I 'v 4 Iidrm , 2 bath, en Pa a, w carpliflg. Cu. fruit trees, large rooms. Ideal school area. 373 4337 Beautiful Leisure World Mobile Home Estates and Marina on the St. Johns Riv er - Prom $13,750 which includeS hOC & lot. A fabulous communIty, wit h all facilities on I? 97 recreational be tween Sanf or d and De ftary Off Port Florida Road Phon e 66$4431. DeBary or Orla ndo 647 S0$$. i ;U NOON ".ALL UNTIL NOON TO ',TART OR CANCEL "OUR ..[) N1XT DAY Sports Equipment - - - -. DOPd'1 IIAI I A. TACKLE. 919W 1st St - I o ve flail, Groceries, Beer lIrs 6 II Open 7 dayS . 377 6279 Ilednoorn, d'n'ng room furniture, lawn mower, gas logs Phone 173 119 __________ Wefrigerators. stoves, table & chAirs, sofa P. ihars 4720 So Orlando Of - 121 7970 - Garage - Rummage 50 Sales -- - _. - --- Piiover portable w6Shcr, misc furniture. carpet remnants, auto ..,,.. 44414 tivilt. etC ',i,iaimerl.n Ave. Sanford ,,...I. clothes dryer, 130 1230092 tIde A Bed, foam mattress, full sit.. ike new Two cuShions. Green tweed 1360175 Ill PUBLIC AUCTION Ivory Monday PIle 7 OOp Ol,.'n daily 10 S We buy or Sell one pieCe or hOusehOld Consignments welcome For information call Stan Vcrrnillion, 323 9920 Santo. ii Auction, i4v.y Il 92, Sanford RENT A RED RolIawai. Baby Beds CARROLL'S FURNITURE 116W is' St., 372 Sill 1? 34 373 GREGORY MOBILE P40M15 3 Locat ions In Sanlord 37 1 $ 200 300 French Ave 37333(1) 3101 Orlando Dr [POSSE SS ION 1970 New Moon, I?' a 63' Eapando. 3 bedroom, ill bath, with centra air, Call CII 7323 Dealer Located on lot in Catsetberry 4 _ ONLY 1 We h6ve 7 large trailer lots nerTliifl rag. 1700 down, balance S yearS Call Bud, JOHNNY WALKER REALTY. 3776457 This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept HELPWANTEC' ADS that Indicates a preference based on age from employers covered by the AGE IN DISCRIMINATIC t EMPLOYMENT ACT. More infornit tic - may be obtained from the Wage Hour office at 219 Carlaino Building, 12490 WE Seventh Avenue. North 33161, Miami, Florida telephone: 350 5973. Spt. Buick 71 fully Wagon, equipped. _~ Phone- -2611 110 Employer scn villis12$ camera. I Sp iP4Pu?.w'th buCk sfrpei New eng ine nra*6'S. shockS, gauges. tact. .nar (7,tit (GM Prit,,( Tmmp.Sl 11434) 122 1694 771 'w I __*"' I.-Will" J) FOR EVRYONE P/ 71 ~ The fOtiOWIfl9 bu*lnaA. listed for your convenience Permanent ' residents and newcomers the most convenient and up to date way to solve - %. ~ L every problem SHOP THE EASY WAY! The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! 9895 71 Mercury Capri. Low mileage and air - $2295 PONTIAC Grand Prix 2995 1 Very Ciein 1970 :1 p4o.,.r 3ec,-cv & 4V011'"n A-n Wetn.rat'OfltJ and cond,t'Ond' PONTIAC LeMans 2Dr. Spt Cpo. Low Miles 2695 2495 PONTIAC $970 Executive 4 Dr, Well EquIpped PON1IAC Grand Prix 1969 BINGO Every Mon &Tues Early Bird ,tl 1SPM Regular at 7 45 P M Did you know that your Club or organization can appear in this listing each week for only $3 per week? This Is an ideal way to in form the public of your club activities I,',ther 4 uchard J L 0f)S Sc' ,..,,. ,'r'ij Arts 3_Crafts 9095 1095 7 30PM lst&3rd I uesda y BINGO EVERY Thursday 1:30 PM. --- - .u#"% iEL.9O, t': in riPi li-li ave v'...e it %SILAOY'S Ill S IABR li, st'tQPPE, Magnolia sr AANTASERVICEMAN 4eac oday"S 3toppec 5 Guide for rae help V014 need Fencing he Repair all INGOOP4 S St '>1 3(t) Il'AA Attic_Insulatior!S . Auto _Insurance Sir ,5)5uftIr Heavy Duly 14#11 1"I s ntxk absorberS. IV 7% ea,l' 7121 S French Ave 373 JIll --- --BIL GARAGE & STANDARD SERVICE 71111 West First St Curoplehe Automotive tiasuirie I Octal reps ns, Trui,s cond,tOnng. auto air & Msbrlgvatora road serv'e Glass Mirrors - • Shoe Repair tjpER 1,4sJE REPAIR N ew 321.51211 '..j,horrJPt4L4 :24472 Homelmprovement i ., & mutles WiMQ CENTER jflfQJ SINGER . moses . %'ij'cia 'i.e %'• — r2ual,t _ WHY STORE IT AND FORGET IT ' — Sell it and Porget it with Want Ad h It NcNU Call one of oi~ Ad Viors for hell Spet 4 ..'f , -in ,rt,i ii .nas .,td pllcing your ad Other ',OeS '', .sfr'J!'rS Cil an,t iYl .1.lv r tatf32264'44 SANOWD hi,ag.lrl inS.,FI' on AiR CON A. ,hI.AYiPI(, Lilt ION1NG 36I S Frncfl Ave 122 6)9i) __________ -- - Sewing_ L,UYSHOUSE OF BAR B Q 4,5 ChiCken, R b'S. Be" ren,.ra 'i.e 2101 - III ,,j*e'- ' -. -. ________________________ Business Meeting ME liI DIP ' "' r r 451 HQirC 2179 Frenba Ave .322 ill -N Appliances AUtQmQ1IVC_Serviç COUNCIL $JS, ,' I.- ' __________________ ____________________ Full lint GE Appliances Santora Electric Comp4fly 2327 pArt Drive. 327 1541 'i , ME N .SY'N 'ON .5 ',li $ ' - ,a .. el,qc1 t.') 1494 ' si ::- ,,,,. Rubber Stamps Eating Places 5,iuiQid a.'d c-. 1969 CHEVlmPala PONTIAC 1966 Grand Prix Special of the Week nj (,Sri eled ' Wriected' C,ill for 14ujt1 bLAIR Aoi NCY 31$ s Pa" A-. 11) 36.66 ,) 3724912 2495 Very Nice Suppliio. ANIMAL PIAhIEN BOAROIPiG JACKSON 'S CERAMICS KENNELSO.itnng, Dipping. -sw1 ., ji',$... ') Hwy 46 iNe'S Ph 122_1752 'i'. t:: 'l wici S REF RIOFRATION SERVICE pi,.,' Pet Care Ceramics Air Conditioning MEETINGS -------8 P.M.-2nd and .4th Well H.T. equipped Hwy. 17-92 1 Mile South of Sanford 1961 LIMANS $' ir ii hr.d "Ii.L'i 'u unje' p _ieiui IIi,,S It 'our 'pi Call 177 7411 Special Services Ii• 'l - aeeJc,i ,SAN 041Iv AN T A SC 4 , ç I4qJ S J'p''% 040 06 u 'h beIJ iOU need ' , ,, ,, - -___________Rguin Add. pa rai-n9.l4,rnod,ilflg! III types of carpentry into, or MeaSwlabIe 323 434) _____ !,$ ".S'$t)'V %'' No lob tgu smill, painting. riQrn* 322 2645 ,eclair Ai'dv s Saw Sharpening, Hand I. han saws. scitwvs. Circular tfli4t, 4.1.-den Pools 1476 Laura 'i.e 3731115 Trap lr Rentals A! 9110et 'out rqp141S.ii1i.1'' 'Q Yvs IapO'lenfe Clean dt't a 322 7359, t' U HAUL TRAILERS ,our tool. '#tC'tCE A.NNiN. ICARPE' PARS Ci4lk 1233671 - -', . ju ', ...''-.'' • (Jt S.'J '. 1969 Opel real Sport 61. A Model,$1795 Sanford 11Ks Club 14 66 Buick Skylark 2 Dr. Sport Coupe. air 69 Ford Mustang. sharp and priced to_sell 1095 $1295 OpiNv - floA M JOy uUI' Your Direct before NoOflto -'art or cancel your ad for Call weekdays the •ollowlng day and before I? noon TIlES CHIC WIG SALON Open Daily, V S Op, 'a 'till lvii I Pil.irt t'TtA I Il I ;ti - itt. SanforIV Flk% Lod Meeting Nights 1h.ri PM All Elks & Guests L)lniler & L1illact Friday Nights 6:30PM BINGO ,eiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I £1140 BATHROOM I" ,a 'is .,1 4',' SL AWS ri 'ELL L"kLi.EC PiMPS 4LN'SLti1. )'S1 ti illij All types and sizes 44e r.par end tar vie 5-I 'S I W-kpat , mso.oPaf vI% 112 6032 C arpeting , Well Drilling -- Locksmith 5. '1"L u "1' ..aue ! iil l 1' clii Car Sanlc'rd 112 (''I . .5511) PLORIDA LOC1I.SMITPIS R,51d.nuIlal. Commercial , A-jtUtflgl'IC 14"I Bonded lIr 14, 7172 5 P a rk 3116"I I .'. 322 64.32 3nJ p (ilca. JOYCE WELL DRIlLING ,'a e7v '115 QS . .I'.l i'.'' ',Ie' _.)ii,J,Icui*IS. III 46 A) Get In On All The Action! JOINTHESHOPPER'SGUIDE If your club or organization would like to be Included In this listing call: THE SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 322 2611 N . . .,j '.,L I , I' ,,,i' TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Hlrriett"S Beauty 140*) SIt C Pine, 372 P13 : 0: •i:i -- of 7:30PM _1I ,1I CLASSIFIED! BeautyCare Wednesday Plights Line to - An Equal Opportunity .eiiklwagefl. IS rebu,It engine roof. l ust .nspicted. cleat' 141% 327 11$. -75) 122 c)ASi THE SHOPPERS GUIDE [7 \ E Thursday Each Month Sport Coupe Special OWNER I bdrm., l'-' bath, air conditioned home on a very large fenced i(fl 333019) Complete Benefit Program Call 323.1260 or Write P. 0. Box 111, Orlando, Fla. CM I 14.0 500 Powee end Air Clean 5595 SHELLEY $ i.iSEO CARS. 322-7960 1,45 ForJ I lOor will find this directory 1695 Saturdays 831-999 1961 BuCk R, era •,tra..ara. 7 new 'res. AM FM stereo "ICcIr ir wndows & seats, All a'4(C55 AIM sacrifice for $1195. or 5200 down $r< tat, over pay"i"!% f %T ' SW C I , np boy p.00d'i' puPOeS 373 1310, 17) 3*43 possessed ConvertIble $ Air. Very Sharp bedroom, 22 bath, family I Swifl 3 bedrOom. 5l.0( rooms, carpeted. corner lot clown Refinance 3734144 Draftsman, Electrical ¶9'O 301(1 Plymouth P t*t,ii wAgon. custom Suburban loaded I owner Call 50-4 177 3411 Autos For Sale 75 Pets And Supplies 3' Walnut stereo and I track tape Pa y balance of 1100 of) payments of 510 Call Credit Manager. 372 9111 or see at Sanford Sewing Center. Downtown $3495 69 Olds Delta IS Custom 4 door 1970 -- Maintenance Electricians rim, -nor call 323 1230 DEALER AUTO SALES i'lw# Il 92 Mobile Homes 1114 1 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1, That's Our Business IIIIIIIIIIIIIII - SANFORD. 3 bedroom. Fla, room, ar, cor ne r lot, shade I. fruit frets Current openings seminole Re Need a Car? Need Financing' 195$ GMC 7 ton truCk Contractor jr"p nnd -y Ca" 372 1177 Yr old flog Pinto Mare Blocs & 7 yr old Palamr0 ad v.hta (.',.nt rag mire 373 3701 AMERICAN LEGION POST 53 Has an immediate need for qualified personnel Sanford Herald WANT ADS SAOT)L F f r), PMI7IT /d,'mr 5# t the O'd ` 4 ii ((,r61 ili devorn S-,-, v I? 7? I rl'i''# 5 jot OaRs'.________ PIEW Dee's Tack Room 7m1 We'll of I ion Hwy U 373 7701 63 OLOS (99) Yr '6$ 4-door hard too PS OR air, rf,ie contra p-IARO ',,,',(,o,F $14430 Ca" ar 1,onl 149 1477 V,nir',r" 'rf) 1971 red Iv'i?err,.at,Onai I , ton p.ck uP. itt'i 73.000 actual seres 1110. mile'S, one owner Ciii 904 477 141I Livestock And Poultry Frigidaire Range Turquoise E' ellent ConiltiOn. ses 372 7016 Equipment For Rent 54 $100 173 4153 I '6, II) Roa'ri,nfl*r 1- Speed Low mileage. Nose. tuftS 3ood 371 6011 ChevrOtef Truck. $947. heavy duty w,etpanf condition. rrddf ('art" orc epted DEALER AUTO SALES 1197 373 1220 - SFWlPdO MACHINE lu tags, buttonholes. etc Sold for $799, repossesSed, pay balance of aS or 10 payments of 17 Call Credit Dept , SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 301 East itt St 377 9411 or eves, 531 1146 (ASPI 327 1121 For used furniture, appliances. tools. etc buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 313 Sanford Ave P770 Chevrolet Pick up C W. half Ion, long wPiPI bale. V6, iutO.'h'iistC 17.195 Bob McKee Used Care, Ill -M IS? St , 373 $102 A r(tiffl,rin and Stand SINGER STRETCH STITCH Wanted To Buy 1941 Ford Eeonnlirie V,on. 194A Dodge u'itOm pri5nian' - pn 1961 1' fIi(1 322 1022 drum Net 1 yt old. BL(JF r'AJ-'i(t.E. 5775 (411 7733471 Pingola Hay for Salt 373 4769 aditleec" IJi Da'wn 1700. At AM FM radiO. 13" tIres ;sm After 4, raIl 37_I 473$ 713 25)4 o Pece 12 SI-n r,P, - 4 GA% Sl () .e $100. i'hlci, WeirrAtr P. I reezef. 515. Kenmore etectr, Auctions S2 Household Goods 55A 365 3718 Sanford ----Division 'EL'(, '.cs ftLPt. E (c'fri('A... ;I ,.,e ). 1,..T A7 Phe' -- --- - RNITUPE 377 1573 -. --- CARROLL'S only II per clay (1051 Au 0,5, .'ir'dn,'5i3,, 44 any. QuiCk carpet cleaninij rent (live Lustre Electric Shampooer 04'A IF' RYLAND REALTY Realtor a- Orlando I of Goods II ACRES near Oviedu. Good f or future inv es tment. STROMBERG- CARLSON P..,1 frt. P. Seminole Sporting Will trade I acre of land for a camper. F or more Information, call 373 4323 Completely remodeled, CB horny Small but vary attractive Paneled walls Carpeted thru out. Screened porch, garage 1. work shop 117.500 $3000 dO*fl. easy terms 713 Cedar. 373 $123 Houses Rent 21 Ligv.ta)d. ifit 7 t,e'ciroo'n frame houSe, re'Ji panted on n%dC, IllS plus $'ecurity $31 2111. " .A Lots 8. Acreage 33 , The So send for itis' txxklet L'OW to As old N-rs oats Breakdowns," ent lusi,i a long starriped. return CliS FOR THE PRACTICAL MINDED BUYER We recommend this $17,000 3 bedroOm l' bath DeBary home Paneled Florida room, Stove a nd refrigerator, pluS wither. PRIVATE BEACH on beautiful Lake Maria in Deflary. IS, a II' screened porch situated on ii of an acre overlooking white sand beach See this home You wli want it Fantastic at 179.500 and2btdI'0Q'fl M(fl .rna.sU000RE APARTMENTS 3231310 337 Magnolia A a crowd a Number One health pith. kin in America." Be g3ateful to this splen- ,IP1 trri.Shed to, rent, 545 Plo pets 6615267 Call after 130 Garden Equipment ' THE TIME TESTED FIRM 120 N Park Ave 377 6173 Available nigh ts at 373 73 52 area -- - Dorm 61-Lawn And but is C A Whidden, Sr Broker 111PI Park. Sanford 322 3991, Nights 323-116' c. couples One Ud. m rental unit, aly.nopel5 Sl7SmOnth 377l1 ' Transportation COUNTRY HOME One acre plus. 3 bedroOm. 7 bath, central ai r. $37,500 McQuillan Real Estate. Il 92 DeBar 541 5)IIOrM$ 4473 MLS_OP,flSUnY 1.70 4RJn Evening AisoC 175 1377 I 60-Building Materials public au- nwif-olier. that ps%chiatr% . is . rquItC Apartments Rent _ Furnished 23 S, Altamonte Springs are.. uniforr'pm,nt furnished Phone and 59-Machinery And Tools Rooms For Rent 21 . Office Equipment As such it should be culti' of 3(X) menibers of our sated Lw all intelligent pe'fJ\Iental Health Association. $ This type of all-day clinic speua recognitior. r we shall nt's Uestr' to afford one psvchiaamid praise. aiiiu, ii, iaauaj inst for es For mental lIiflCiS, says . of the thoughtless do-gooders 'rn Prrsidct L H. Chase, National Association, is our to acjs-ocate". -- -. NO. ,, .. 'A REX! . ppintment 373 6747 Don Love- SC-Store And nv ii5 ARROW WAS RANGI WCY R YOU (,aesre H.us.e Cleaning by ff1 Day t 373 10090' 377 3591 voill d o} V 1'TlT PIP ECI'1L. DAY (AWL CENTER — in Mn — Fr I ,. 6 meats arts & Plot 'I 'oug" S rS ,,,its 1I'tdCC Loy-rig Care 119 '.i'st Arpor B1d 377 1131 - Two full time antors Also night Clerk whO is high tCfOOl graduate o m Domestic-Child Care 17 Semi r et ired carpenter for small lobs B E Link Construction. 322 7079 li.. Sa Stenstrom pickeil orarllj"%, ,iI,ipli'S, mangos, kuke'S, etc By the piece. round, peck. bushel or tub Dm05 Plate, lIwy 46. between I 4 A. Sarford, ____________________ lady American RCA Victor I v Ittack and white picture 13(1) pl SIM Good c,adition 373 1476 - -. Trailer Mofors Floats P085011'S SPORTING 00005 Ilownlown Sanford. in 59A1 P. II is'in ,iP'aIrf .. - 57 anc.r 01' Runs, steker, Ge"'rca, new taoS. battery $150 3' 1711 WawiSak'. 03 'a"n 130 CC Also new 190 Rr-dges'Oi'e, 100 5 wer cot' New arid uiCd fIridgeifofiC parts BARNES CYCLE %Al,ES.O!hfl'7i C-ti 741 PIANO Rental Retufn, (ill New. 1195 64.4 7600 fr%t-i S SI FURNISHED. 3 bdrms, l'i bath, garage, large lot Nice neighborhood. WW carpet Landscaped $77.000 323 lS16or 372 9607. - , _____ / ( Carpenter for remodeling wG' must have full tet of tools B E Link Construction, rrw4 57-Musical Merchandise - (J - drive truCk. ioa material, and work in r to We Have Many Other L istings Open All Day Every Saturday Available Sundays by Appointments - 61 07K Needs sonic work Rest oite' 171 3144 And Scooters Merchandise Musical mCWtSrCyCtI ci' requlatien porl, 'able 173 4141 Motorcicls 13 Stemper , J \\' .A. UJW) 54-Anti -I I- 41 , - they ftwussed on or. JP I Sales Rummage 5 )-Swap And Irade 54.-Equipment For Rent 55-Miscellaneous For Sa le ciu-u.y .EINP 'va.J A9:u1 . 52-Wanted To Buy . - Merchandise cook - You've come to the 3.anLantia right ad This? bedroom on corner lot 151' a 10' for only 511,930 wit 'top you In y our tracks' ST. JOHN' S REALTY - Gener al handy man for yea r rOun g'eenhOUse work Call 377 166' 51-Auctions and surgical game di' Dr. Crane. ms' host b gan, at 10:30 in the morn- operations for appendicitis. _____________________________________ ing we'd like to base s'ou "all bladder, tc. But tin-v ignored this vatt meet with the staff at •our I YOUR \ . ONCE I'VE of psychosomatic modfield \Iriital Ib-aitli Center. I I DIET.' \! TAKEN ailments and mental "There s..ill probably he k-al YOUR IT vast !aealth prDbleiliS. to 40 at th:s St"SSiOtl. 35 DIEt' ' ' t._- ) -. _'__"\ I — Marine Equipment 43-camping Equipment aaSports Equipment — 4 Cemetery Maintenance man arid ground keeper needed Oaaiawn Memorial Park. 322 4263 0 254450. FrenchAve. Div 322 7212 FOUR BEDROOMS. on Ii acres. 18, e view, many eatrit 139.500. phone calft Ranch House No THREE BEDROOMS, On large corner, all rooms are extra large -. AAA EMPLOYMENT MAny Additional feitures 177.50'). .wtiieot 11 92CasSelbefrY Terms arranged. Regency Q "I 3100 THREE BEDROOMS, Pinecrest, central h a. huge family room, Counter Help. over Ili. to wworb with fireplace. and wet bar Under 0 nights. Apply in person t Castle, 27DO Orlando Drive. priced at $30.000 THREE BEDROOMS. Paola, over Sanford l, acres, extra clean, only AMERICAN WOOD 533. S00. PRODUCTS. INC CITY HOME SITES. 100' a 102' immediate ~Clb openings for saw 53950, or 100' a 1)7' 13.500. Both operators, moulder operators, cut cash off men. assemblers. lift drlvtfs. DUPLEX LOTS 100' * 130', 11.000 -%_ stackefs. arid helpers Starting 51' a 142' $7.000 wages for $kilts are 12 SO an hour COMMERCIAL on 17-92.500' at 5223 . I and uo-full tome Short work per foot Take sIt or part week, part time available . Agency Complete benefit rogra S are ,,'' available for steady workers. Seminole County Realtor 1holidays, vacations, insurance,) Apply I97 Charles. St,L ongwood MEMBER. ORLANDO-WP M.L.S 1919 S French P 327 19S1 Suns & Eves 377-7374 cellent fringe benef itS. Apply person after 9 •. m. to Scotty's wme Builders, 700 S French AvC. Sanford 42-Boats and tilt- schwAs to hr)) teen- ous newspapers. .--- I UNITED SOLVENTS, 373-1101 nd m - "is merely Fosdkk Dr. reduce mental problem.s. ' I' ' recent tlarris roii counseling on IL group A pubof the scale. showed that %)arii I laundied this ut said they personally "t\ urn Clinic a number of ished more mforrnataon e-trllcnt medical columns l illness me-filia about theit running in sarieducatk'n were fasi'r And s I S2 nfor d Realt UI - ',hh P. S,infccI Ave - 7QQQ' hardwood floor, bath 'oh, ommode & wash basin, deep sn. C all217 364% Msc lu mber Call i -itly equipped houseboat. 5l"". C.celi.-'' .0 total cnrntorl (i,ti(lltiOO 17) 1$17 of 177 0710 alter E x clusive Place Owner sharpened the,r pen( ii aol Iic ed price from 535900 to 115,000 en this 3 bedroom, 7 bath. with enclosed pool in this eacIusvr ,es,d,ntialarea. Don't will Sri' it eda y' IC? .arul Ira 7 lANCES. 1110671 I t,t%cfl', 7545 Park Realty 373.2420 Nights. Sundays ill, Holidays Call 322 6671 372 6033 322 61)6 - DRIVER, Part time. chauffef's license. 2 ton truck 41-bicycles - 1 1 ' 1 -1 j>., - - 7 ' ,,- it- ~ : i - - ("al i i - II tc wide readership to help Way, T. QUICK t -. Ewper ented br ea kfast -Z Apply in perSOM, Cyprus Bo ......... Fla pm _0s $3.4 0311 . and a half for your your on detail collect UNITED SOLVENTS 373 men 1401 Reliable man - -- , d - . inc For are bedr ooms Has built in kit then, Iwo tiled baths. Florida with fireplace, dining nail room central heat and air, and fern cit yard 131.500 BALL REALTY supplement pei.ent income Work at icturi. FILLING. Bills Of LACI-ng, Wafellouse %%Vit Need 3 37-Real Estate 50--Garage Female - " SOLVENT - k'or the newspapers are merias most wideb read and thus iiicist influential h*milv te,itbook. Th -v do on a nationwide st-ale what the late 1)r. 11.iirv Emerson Fosdick said a g(X)rJ clt'rt"inan should do acdiiate locally. namely, 1X)It against mental illness of all s'irts and espiallv social dikrnrnas. . Prehin. thus warned bedroom. I bath, CII. tnced, trees, pick Up 4I mortgage. or refinance 516.500 377 117i Three 2M Frencta Ave. Joet. V.Id you like to 'n PP .Construction labor ets. apply 701 P1 P.'aple An Eauat Opportun'? - 35-income & Investment Property lé-Bussness Property ' III - - tts - -. T- . '- ih'2ESSE.', -, 'oufltit' . -— Cabne?s North 30 c ats •oerry. 34-Mobile Homes itse sponsorship of the 0ile (;(ItInr' Iental Health Asso- - - Th Eslusl.e I,', % niiiay lu.iirr% 1 livr ,f lii-- ayton iraty, fl2 1301 2610 Hiawatha Ave ati? 97 r Custom mornif Builcier. netcls, help S*erpers. to Cabinet makers Phone Deeary, 6M.4461 3i-Houses For Sale 32-F&rms & Groves 33-Lots a Acreage . iM i I'M Q-4A BQ Cuttom s.irance benefits . ilints; So I st3rted this iVorrv . Male 1=Bahama Sanford plove es .IT)d other pS\'c.'hO101Zl P L K,cNenhfltOtrnOrfliflQbfld Wanted le I1bln • r 'oi,pys, the zooming rate of mental . - process of elPanton •nu in netcl of men Neecled cut Out mom, Rent Furnished 25-Houses . 2b-MoblIe Homes Rent timidity, persm-iltion volli- Ii 1 and IN ICI ceann*J noI perence helpful but REAL.ESTATE IN necessary. Call 322 9703 or Ill 5415 lOt C WEST FIRST ST after Ph SoIl Rt 322 7757 . -- Ma Cattle . c.il dilemmas. And to aSsist their parents topnotch clergymen also asoidini disorc'e, SeUaI in apply psychiatry on a group inaLiadjustuients 1)arent-dHld scale, as per Dr. Fosdick! disease senereal U .SSb: Dr. 0. A. feuding. (.j'.r additional myriad and lI.iii.e re'eutiv Invited st's eral talks under vial problems. to 1 JJ 24-Houses Rent Unfurnished -linic" as the quick-est. liva%- LPN's Help Wanted - - 23-Apartments Rent Furnished - help teen-acers overcorriv '() al plarblaii.. mcessi%( Sanford opening. time 15 PiANOLESSONS I .%ee'. Harry_Wetter.),,)139 — iii-Business Property For Rent , ;9-Wanted To Rent pioneer in this ume field Clinic."And via this Worry Clinic. by D k Th.1A' - Female Unfurnished , preferrabl y perenc ed aides 7 3. or 3 11 Shift l,jll tme Appl LakCVIrS Couk Nursing Center, 919 U 2nd St Sanford Instruction 7 21-Rooms For Rent 22-Apartments Rent a .7 I 11 , Help Wanted .. * types of mentsl illness. other \Vhile te.ieh:ni 1,..vcholog% - at Georce \\ asbinrtoii matter saion Part - - R entals itv in out national d at capital. I bicie. W 5Y I I - i --, F_r __ ...: .- Wanted Help S tsearooms clean houle and ,ard (lath. enced Central heat and air 'I (. alit' U ruter , tf'i .-, tra, 5300 .133 1775 ,.,I,it',ta v.5hc. partS. $*r,ite. 'sell m6rhairaes MOONEY AP ParanOia $ n 1 . TELEVISION SETS 175 UP MILIEPS ?4t9OrlarsrIn Of , va 1720Is? Boats and Marine Equipment ii S inlord'S only nuhhofltPd Singer ll.aler. now Singer lip Zag n cibinet, 199 Other Z9 lisps from 1-47 up KIPIGOCIN'S $EWINC. CENTER. 210 F 1sf St trrwn 311 6141 WILSON MAtER FURNITURE buy sell trade 377 5477 lIt 11SF FirtSt , 1966 MuStang Cot.. 70 4 speed. trile ff' r,'yit sell molof' 0 A') Matter ON $11 7$ REEL S BODY SHOP '(A ',ae"rl A-,,.''. L7 I 'Inn I V cnr.,erQ,nce spec al (et II) 7$ labor Moon.-1 'i$.i color ApplianrOIL 373 0691 0 I 69)') - Household Goods 1 'glit tnt' iutn stereos brand n'e'v. (HEAP 3771616 ,i-7i' .- . 14 r le, 1 Url ',.j'.t'r'f 'ti Exclusive - fig. ..c'h Arbor and beautifult That's the brick best way to describe this 4 bed room, 21 3 bath. laiii'lroflt tYmi This home h5 it all $59,300 _________ --- Wanted 11-Domestic Child Cate port showed that one out of es tr four had somebody in their family or frunds who t Replies confidential 531 5011 _______________________ Full lme RN'tand L.PNt 3 ii Results Help Wanted : - ; ____j 1 - 13-Male rt'ent ne* ' Bring, cImtnt I'u p.. i5-Malc For t.h ea'can. ___ unit 11 and 12 at 9 bath, k,$ 4542 ,Ads \Nant Dane call oe$ween Eralgcman. — C-Financial Ph D. M D l ,' _- - . by Bill Howrillo I I Crane - apponlment 7-InstructIon - ~, - J'r'•'i ii - - . I 1 IS IiIt sI - I _ A 'A AW I .. ,•,_ I C C GtorQe By 'l - ,•_ ._ -_ 6BU%anCtS opportunities , T!.nnnr UI£ V.t'It avau& or pot unilili for local manager For I" F, 1, Eaclulive --- Quit worrying' ly You can beat the high coSt of livinu ty puichaiifl9 this 7 bedroom 2 a tpa with don, dining room, double garage, fireplace, plus central heal and air, and by renting out the OOC bedroom apartrnr"' that tomes with it 576.000. Ten's (.otcltpnt, ia,soo BTU Air Con dtniner, 13000 BTU. OF Selling rhep 377 1.471 In rq C".vy Super Sport. $411"5 ROtS 'l-"O.NG'SAUl'O SALES, P$wy 11 73, 373000% C-S M P. .1,4 AUTO PARIS "*1 IA Ib#teen I 1 A. 5i'fOVli Pie-a' Al. RIiullh auto ports fl7 0303 Singer Pdl',n'a sr nt ,d4t Uj.i W000PUF 'S (,ARtJEP4 C EN TER AOl C plot v Ave .377 Real Estate Wanted 37 "Sanford's Sales LeAder" screened front and back Porch. .. .i,,.rn,..,. tin .ri near Nom:CS'. ',tttaOY, 1972 13030 Perfect triter park, 1793 (').flay l.ach pa,i-fl 11 ?11f *11 4113 REALTY 2534 Park, 37) 2116 alter hours, 332 06 4-I, 321 9711 C $1 7i(1 q'qul v 59,10399 172 72 Motile hlu,a'i' assume baltic, 7565 Jim Hunt bedroom home kitchen, Parts- Accessories __ S SA Miscellaneous For Sale 5; Mobile Homes 14 ( ,OVERNM(NT OWNED HOMES LOW DOWN PAYMENT C OMPLEIEI.Y RECOPIDITIONI'() with living room and separate 1meearn time Houses For Sale - man mutt - -- emorms not ... Thanks is-Situation --I Ii ________________________________ SGT. STRIPES ...FOREVER V -% £ 4-Cards of M4NIOPJ' l !!. ( •-'- !.Ta i ____ I (fl1 __ Ja -r-----_____f ' _________ Swu -_ > .N - t 3__Announcements PA ATART i.o lsJc P 964... W044 Z 2-rsonals 'XIORRY CLINIL 95" able to Wend 3 3 _____ room, 4)_!1 A,O& ~6 1 too 197_I FOrd 4aauie $00 Factory, air ,ary yvad 'rullt,tWi Call 3771472 Cr, 73 Mon Auto Repairs 71 - Owner. small 2 bedroom. I bath ssth air conditioner. carpet, i r.eraed in carport ti(,ll,nt ' aton 5tI.SX Call 5311017 Act now Represent Sarah Coventi s. tail fl area Part-- time tales. - 4 f5 a *e to i.r ice acc ounts- Call 252 2033. for Beach nO Daytona I" ?,'fatC nttr..e*. or Ar,tC dge Ar 701 S C Pi.i .•.i i-Lost & Found ia-Female 1. I r- — intentions were not immediately identified, but sources said all aaeucopter fully Secured ,an — t~ . ~~ C ex — ----.-_-- I urn liPid older 7 a' 11 1Cenre'S a nard )fl 5026 ,m*i 1944 Oimbfpf 2 (10ev hardtop, A' ofld fncd, au'oirIa'-t. ia new COfdt,on Poe - 64 edew tags at'd riper? O4 SUOPt ed Btry in r eed I with 30 OfP'iv.'s of DEALER AUTO SAtF5 14*y 11 97 37_I 1210 CPi.P'uiPiu,t'S Some with and vtP'Ou$ AI(C 135 up Animal 3')) s?S7 Haven ~_r ; q - hOPS 17) A1$4 $Ttjt.3 ,! .,.Z 'RL r,',napiete a I 1 ltrdroum ..ttleflt neighbOrhond. inlr& .r tirautilully decora't'd ,,'til t, ..all carpeting ,ii draperies. kitchen equipliril, breakfast room, plus dining room 531.3(X) Terms - / ' \._ , 1951 FyfIl 10,418V i t, i dr p Pot and ,.. blond r".1-0 on ti-iherman PrisePier. Ill" Female 7 r?*. 0!. pond iaeturti, gorul around small children Best offer fl746t6or fl7979 9 i ATTRACTIVE _w1'ci drives "aidt wanted Ages l 1. (men t rnith, i_i,,,'. I''.'red wth milking mat hoes, in mc.Jern vnIng parlor t6 per day Full tine or occasional work call (ty •pt-onlme'nl for Interview 12 2 arpor?t, bark%. etc. wterver First tame offer rent are nei'dc.i n this area Umeed number of available tfl d,ttributotshPt restmen! from 5j9 50 to 52.55. t were They Comoanon and light taOut1e,I-nd &ooking for one lady Prese' 'r ' ( ' show fluality ionic 14A $19 730. one left, Ibedroom, tth, heat and air. car petng Santando Realty 'oc Real to,.. $316771 N Ou?Stbnd.nQ ppporunts for small .nves?or to gel into the fabulous VendiflO Business We vend 1PII' num ber One pen ri the worlo, 'ir" a.4urh et 43 DCI' Cent Of orEcs all ;u ace _____ dear. A U.S. spokesman said he reparteiiy was armed with an e and a pistol. HiS hostages were a lieutenant and two enlisted men. 11asTenceR. 10 BUY OR SELL AVON V EN D.A. PEN Announcements Tanner's r'----------- -- Crooks & Lawrence by slihtiy wounded. assigned to a helicopter Unit at Long Rinh. 12 miles northeast of Saigon. He was taken prisoner after an exchange of eurthre near the U.S Arms. Hospitaloutside Tan BALL Pl_ANy`=_ R'S r Le';4L rAcy - t . Callell 3079 ______________________ p S B0*ufi(ul *1CC Call- E'BIRG ME) BES. .. MGut U)€LL I 1ThPJK C'LILJ1 'aT Autos For Sale Pets AnO Supplies I SANFORD lb CLASSIFICATIONS K I TALK WE RAE) MEMEPS THAT \ I Bedroom. I'', b*lh. Shag tarp.'. air, 51700 dOsn aS%umC $13 I() mortgage Noquallyn 123 IPSI 'i4$ats Sitter needed in my h,. r, t- Must have own tranwortaf'n Call 323 3466 MAKING MONEY St. reported was officer in a CCP at Tanner, 20. of Orange. Tex. They said he was Pt 72c a line LII add i,sflQ ApprA' '9 in the Sa'.'Ord 04eald on ssedr,da', will placed in Thur ii,.or.aaticaiiy FAMILY BARGAIN NEwS an SECT 10% that It Øtv ibuttd to aØO,1onai 16 SOC hemti in tilt area &ø,,rt.trn% should ,ritIudl thl,% flSCr"O' in comput.flg thtir earned Son Nhut Air Pie'. the U.S command said. One security gunpoint and drove from base at Long RuTh to Saigon, military officials said. Officials said the soldier was L .)- . — ( J a - A AP - .- a __ today after he kidnaped tlwN! -' ---- - ____ - r. ;.'_-.-. OPPORTUNITY aces Charr1 SAh;u ____ -'.' D'd vo know you can have YOUR p1sness appear in the SHOP PERS GUIDE for as loss as $15 a month' Call 322 2611 arvi Ask for our want ad ad '.sor tci1ayt 3 Lines Minimum — - - WITH Female Help Wanted ,Sn.i N- jJ'.i 5?'ift% 'urbUrl% - Appi .n rec sn only o A P. s% Dre In, 1903 Frenth Ave (illS MINIMUM CHARGE) tAnn Riley I'hoto) ., .. - of Florida as projt. " . 1 .,.i '- American soldier was captured L-E A&.AE. - vjs CAP I . -~__ - 7 4 F_LU A4LET I I,, I I : r : -rJ+iT BEN j --- 5RUTALM I I 4) __k .' - -, •, . A A9U56 ' :_ - .:L— RAbG '.. 4i ,I. Twr Z ~~~ level at the fourth .liliN SIMMONS of id Fik'mc'ntary 'hocll s -ilin off to a IA',L' goc start having comple led plaster rrlicl map r-111" jj 14 - Freeze Dried Products Division 3SISMOO?rOSe. Su,t1?O Houston. Texas. 170 iane bc 71c a line 1 thru 4 timeS S ?Piru 70 timps 71 times I!, a - ________ Sonsom 63 - -, my , %1~ j ,,,:~- I . y f bUsinMs CHEMICAL CORP Rates For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of Copy - I. .1 '7 wriiI I A IC ThPSD TE Per Line Per Day. 18 All E HAVE ash accounts. growing by leaps and bounds Wt'nfl'd6dIPCrsdabtI associate In your area with $900 minimum to invest in equipment and ,nventory which will turn Øyf' About two times monthly . IhCOC tpnt,al escept$Onally high All replies strictly confidential CONSOLIDATED 831-9993 C1,S.,.4,' l A ....hlrsae Art by --- ( . ' Sr Business Opportunities 6 •4 MIh glIb - : >>-' SEE .•r,. : '..E' 1j -- 1OtOflT FurnIshed ______________------ Phone 423 $' rlti P 0 Bcis 1213 SanfOrd I' Ic"da 322-261 '1 - .-'- FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM rIonyt' PerhapS Seminole ;x-1 Mi Phone Lines ToWantAd' I-N 1,, ) L TROUBLED? Call Toll YOU ___________ ARI Free. oil 7027 for "We Care""Hotline", Adults or Teems ...:ilek Male Help Wanted 3 IFE 25 H'juse Rent . (oly initAg, for- -3 o, three No SIll _artotman. r PetS Lease renii-ref 333 4106 WIIIrCd, but not MsCntial See GeflI' Bunk,, Joe C'eari,,n.. ---- -. rV!l Che'rOIef, 3700 S Hwy 1197 29 Wanted To Rent Sanford -%'ant,.1 !,.'r no then 6 m05 a MACHINISTS tmall I or 7 bedroom rural home, HELPERS 'eot suitable for Senor cititefl' ____ 323 0910 ____ _____________ PrOtOn Indoor plumbing ______ _________________ essential, maybe small -n needed for tac'or ' mull rCtr.geq.li Wci, Boa 460, care able to handle tOO pound bags, the Sanford Herald. Sanfor d. .. 'd prefer applicants from North F 16 - 33771 landO Caisplber r s %cuth 'rmEnle areas 373 W'itnw wants to r en t with option to l-',i, 2 t,alim hOuti in or near seø car lot man wanted Must .. 'anford Please Write to P.O Boa mechanically minded Apoly n tIll, Sanford person to flO(l YOUNG'S .SJTO SALES Hwy 1797. San'.wd ___ _ Houses For Sale ipiliefl(ed automob,lq salesman 31 needed Good pay PlAn Apply a (%NNI WOOD I b,.lrms - I bath r"', nerson to BOB YOUNG S AUTO taralily room, large lot 513,900 AL ('S. 14w', 1? 97 Santo'd 12) 1130 Owner broken alter S P is.. DiAL ADEVOI ION 32 3 3010 central Baptist Church INFORMATION "; I ( t~,_,_' "* , 0 . " Iii Ap4 -1 Lost & Found 1 i 7, 912--- /B ank The Cash When You Sell 'Von't Needs"" wIth a Classified Ad -- ----- - . )-i - ,k I- ,-~ r ~-:;-* ,0~ 04~.',' 1~ 4 , ~ __,~ 114. f - 4-1'' V . 's': ---- — LL "---— 'iCAM ii LIkE T'4E PIARI3W tVi.XS I MIV41 SET SOP RAIN SURE D. r'i s.rs ) evic W. a-i&N' ANT, s.cR \ MOVE OUT! , ) 4411101110, A*\Q. ( '. N" c.XaS '.. . Look, Read, BUY-.. by V. T. Hamlin ALLEY 001' Tiodij. Snp Sanford IflrfI1 i The - THE HERALDS DAILY DREC TORY OF BUSI NESS SERVICES S UclyS 21 Diys Ii Wks 3 line Ad-SS-04 $16.50 $46.80 .1 line Ad-$.72 $2200 $62.40 5 line Ad $8.40 $2750 $78.00 DIAL 322-26IlOrd)1 9993 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME 0 n �lv,* 6 Ft Tuesday, Sept. U. 97 813-Tht Sanford Herald . . %, .., .1 '. Bodies Washea Away ' __ . - , -1 - I I - r t ,. T _ I -1 . I .:"I. * '... * -rI - - - - - ~__, - t - -if - . - ff7 i- - #_ - - 01, ~. I 1,1 - - t: - - I , - 'm .. I. 41 5 s,-' R!L - - - . it e- . " _,; ;_ - •• -- Ik I I - '. ' _____ Mi or Ernst Rascomb said cle-inup cre;s. hirttl b the Wednesday, September 13, 1972-Sanford. Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No. 17 I I. . ' Heathrow ' Near Lake Mary .11 0 nict plat t for the (It -~4 2 .I $ on itid icr the hing to lsit ul Pro I ect I 0 0 ~ M 1.1 t I I has period Single family, patio uniquel> distinctit coin Fstates P.iulucct t)eelopinCflt plans for the homes, town houses, and inuni through ti! Iieathro ' a totnib planned prn)'resSed Within a 1mlle radius of the fflage (1(1st. rs and con nfld pIannIn' ifinmunits of prelirninar opt n pa I site there Is dUIIIIDIUIIIS are to) t)t nuok Ikathrri approximately 1,300 acres of desii'n stage for the' Heathrow new community project, whkh .iuiiliibk at differing densities paralleled expansion A now gentl) rolling hills attrinti residential development. office s expected to represent a within the Heathrow corn lakes and wooded areas .ire and professional buIldings, and an advancing on schedule toward development in the $200 million niunity to completed. and appropriate number of regional shopping centers are when an anticipated start of con- range (lelling unit styles Board under development which will uuion early in 1973 Mkh.iel P,iuluw said s tr Die Heathrow site is west of beautifully landscaped green be a v ailable within the next J P.iuluii General Partner of tre included in the year areas' I'uulucu F states, Sanford, interstate 4 and north of Lake I iet c h K I y ot o k I and \l.tr'. Boulevard in Seminole (iCClOpmeflt prorarn he said ,iflflOUfl( ((I toda considerable to maintain and enhance the Associates of Newport Beach with tounts frontage on lake Mary superior environmental at Calif are the planners of the --- - - rb that not been developod t o the considered. incorporation should he However, he added. "we have not closed the door to incorporation as a part of the City of Lake Mary." He said that "this will have to he worked nut." Gr'?Pnbelt will have its own water supply and sewage treatment plants The proposed City of lake Mary eventually would have its own '.va!er supply and sewage treatment pl.ints rnnt'l On P. 4A CiII has The property, according to William T. Baker Jr., executive vice president of Wilco, is being acquired for approximately $5 million, Part of the prope rty, according to a company spokesman, lays within the boundaries of the proposed incorporation of the City of Lake Mary, Company officials plan te meet in the near future with Lake Mary charter proponents, according to the spokesman. tIe said the land use plan By I-'ItFI) VAN I'EIST Preliminary master plans for a 1,430-acre residential community, "Greenbelt," will he presented this evening to the Seminole County Zoning and Planning Commission. Public hearing will be held Oct. 11 Construction Company, Orlando, said the developed worth of Greenbelt will be $100 million. It will he located south of Lake Mary Boulevard and east of Inters ta te 4. rrtttb . Schooley, a bank trust officer lit nearby Wilkes-B,arre, said ashed away d we ha%-c recovered onl% 105." Will Cost $100 Million I I The rampaging river washeNt out ne.arly five acres of e dating back to the earl), 18ffls- and graves, destroying soill I imily plots Only It few %ears ago busN , Nivantime,N tombstones that %%e . . ; n -It was frightful. I saw vaults and caskets popping out of the ground. Bodies turlibl"i out of broken boxes. Some looked inding or walking on the water." N, -1i e. - . 41_' , A . - - W" iL.W ST I .-. w _i~m la#t', A - .- -- - 11`1 ---, I V_ I- I N - ~.7z . ~ I .-V ~-, . r, .n_-~1 - .vl V - ~ t. , - ln.! w . , . , 1A . - _. 17 .1 I *. -. -, - ~- _#1 r ~V,%__41_---c&_.,.1 . 10-1 41--.*-*, - - I ' Greenbel t ' Communi ty allfla but it won't be easy. Records in the tiny office 150 yards from the river were in. undatul, and no are twir.g iree7Clried. was begun in 1777 by The 16-acrc nonsectarian eet'rY cin the town its 44 settlers who built a fort near the river-gi ving "The river came roaring over the steel piling, like ocean waves, and began to lift the grass and dirt, and knocked down the tombstones like matchsticks," recalled cemetery r:Irthkt!r John Novak. ,'.. aw ze~~ ___ -'_ - -5- - r . horses to gather them up. and skeletons that have beci found were Those cadavers reburied, at least temporarily, in the Memorial Shrine Cemetery in Carerton. eight miles north. Only 30 were positively identified. Schoolcy said, because marked vaults or caskets. they were picked up intact in About the missing 1,000. 1,200 or U1IYLM 1,500 tX)dlCS" d knows where," Schoolcy "They're probably gone, said. them, The cemetery association. deternitneti not to forget topø.s to determine who was t)Uriekt in the (teStrO)'C(l section, ~-, _ *_ - I 0* 00W caskets cranes and even everywhere, and used trucks, helicop t e rs, - '..- ~,v and gravestones bodies. Army Engineers. found I 01 . 111 41 From Burial Ground By LEE UNDER Associated Press Writer roR1' FORT, Pa. (AP) - Still missing: 1,200 bodies, more or less, from floodwrecked Forty Fort Cemetery. "It's a tragedy," sild Harry B. Schooley Jr., cemetery president. But for still shocked residents who live near the Susquehanna River-many miles from the 195-year-old burial ground in northeastern Pennsylvania-it's a horror to find parts of bodies 12 weeks after the flooding caused by tropical storm Agnes. The bodies were gouged out of their graves when the river swelled to record heights and tore through a 33-foot dike on June 23. r, .. 4 . ('4 $ ,:4- 1_,:;:. - d A I 411 . ,-.. .- .' S , - . - - . - - _~ ;V;~, v ' I . People In The Ne s - .,. ¶1 4 : ., ;' - d ., ni - -Xguisaw , and SR 46to the east This fence seems to prove the point SIflCC it as placed by property owners and closes the road Geneva-Oviedo Road of a road district rec ommended by counts officials to residents of Old Mims Road for the purposes of raising funds (through a tax levy in the district to the roadway State and t improve aflu m onerhi of the ESTABLISHMENT i r I nuondor ... = - - - •' - "'" - - ' ,' PROPERTY owners on Old Minis Road are anxious to have this old wooden bridge replaced. The tOed only access to their homes. County and State say it Is not their responsibility although the county presently Is cleaning ditches along the right-of-way. Property owners say cleaning the ditches now will cause '' -. ' , ., - .. . , - - - ' - .111' . - I . - . - '.' '-'. '; .. - 1 I -1..4 .. . - ft--. - - . - -:- '. N¶ ew faculty . - - -. rh::- . ':. . members at Sanford Middle School are left to right, . di first Richard D. Jones; second row, Miss Helen McMullen, Miss Linda . Reiter, Miss Susan Smith, and Mrs. Janet Miller. (Staff Photo) ir ~, 4 Bush and County CornMission Chairman Greg DrurTunond. - - __.,--:.%;` ., . ..,..._,s" __ . -, . - . 1 4 - SAN FRANCISCO (AP) World renowned soprano J oan Sutherland let forth with a Ver- z . 11, ..,- - •"-. - _/ .- . _- -Z - the middle of downtown Union Square, virtually bringing crowds in the area to a di - "4/ - - ollutt ' pon Linked.? - - aria In bait - UI irie formance for a noon-time Dell .'_.x---t t r,il - the dea th rate from lung cancer throng of thousands Monday might be reduced if air pol- 3 GIs Serving Enemy -, - The - -- ---i-AUSUdlIdJI the burning of fossil fuels. The report said studies corn- The 361-page report concentrated on a group of pollutants By STAN BENJAMLN Associated Press Writer was curbed marked the opening of Opera lutlon The council reported to the Week in San Francisco to honor Environmental Protection the 50th anniversary season of Agency Monday that the high Villagers say the Viet Cong but one source said officials the local company. The season errates of lung cancer found in the -Thev are inembers of sinall By DENNIS NEEII) Vict Cong units, and as far as tlisplay the Americans in re- were reluctant to do this for opens Friday with Miss Suth nation's urban areas may be Associated Press Writer nd in BellinI's "Norma." no special mote villages and tell the fear of endangering other la partly due to pollution from the DA NAN(;, Vietnam (AP) - we can tell they enjoy Americans. coal, wood and Three Americans ha ve been privileges," one intelligence people: Af ter she received a thander. burning of ese American th at "Look se rpetroleum products, rn ers port s of Weste Re otis ovation for her "Ah fore e seen serving with the Viet Cong source sa id. "We are certain offer them only a comrades. 0 The report said the possible for at least two years, military they do not command their life of hardship and struggle ving or traveling with Com- lul ... Sempre libera' from link between pollution and caniata. " Miss munist field units have cropped Verdi's waces report. U.S. military units." "IA Trav p and yet they choose to fight at up frequently during the Viet. Su is 5th uncertain, but "a Investigators say Pork therland treated the crowd Intelligence knows them as appears the most active and our side. They are living proof different types Of closest the War. The nam Pork Chop, Salt and Pepper. an encore, "The Last Rose of number of ever came to Summer," which the legendary studies do lead to fairly con* The men are believed to be daring of the three. Several that our cause is just and rn Americans will triumph." ning down such a report was in Luisa Tetrazzini had sung to a sistent estimates of a substandeserters but could be prisoners times he has flagged down military U.S. small A .Marine patrol Market Street assemblage back tial effect of air pollution on U.S. when a 1969 In' . military veof war who defected. the South Vietnamev . is -,hot at and apparently wounded nd hijacked them at telligence tealli at Da Nang lung cancer death rate sources say. is ioo We .. - ,. - 1flC1UUIfl ter, or "rum, complex chemicals fomed in ~ high-POM and low-POM areas are needed before controls can be prescribed. , " th ing left for us in the minority . . . and I'm not even black and I can claim that, The only Pinned By Car W an Five Days, Survives - om The coroner said the three GUELPH, Ont. (AP) - A th woman who was pinned under a o ers could not ha ve survived, wrecked car for five day's while even If they had received "hope". • He also is credited with hay- men. Lance by Americans and seva Viet Cong squad near Da A reward for Information two American ing made off eral times close at hand Nang. Vietnamese villagers, they armored personnel carriers about them has been suggested, have eluded capture and have from a vehicle park, hitching one to the other. not been identified, All three of the men are reSalt and Pepper work together In Quang Ngai Province 70 to ported to have spent "leaves" 90 mites south of Da Nang. Salt in Da Nang, hitching rides into the city virtually under the Is white, Pepper black. Pork Chop, a blond 6-footer, noses of U.S. and South Vieta little farther south in wor id names-c military police. Two of Birth Dinh Province. He is sa his them were said to have been It VEItN A. GUIDRY Jr. lice of Education has "neither to have bad burn scars on a mo torbike in Associated Press Writer the capability nor the desire" to face and wears bushy sideburns spotted riding the city' last Christmas. WASHINGTON (AP) - A re- enforce "comparability," the to obscure them. Ont., was found Sunday. Dr. G.* icombe. 38, of Preston Town. L. Stewart, the coroner in the ship. and, Albert Price. 49. of case, said he didn't understand Maxwell, believed to have been the driver of the car. how she survived, Rev. J. E. Connelly of being the black who sold out tile vote. . . you're flirting with a law suit. If I 1~ . by Secret SurveyAired ()n Education Plan . port the governmient hoped to Stock Report Noon 1 i. N '' 5J$ Alcoa Ar p'. Am -', Am 111a A? Am Ca' 3 1 Am C,fi ii Am ., Amps *0 RC IaDc '* ' -'. $) - ' : , 2P. ,. - ,, rowrt" 354 - .,, C" ' 43', a CI,'IIs c cats in CC'n5d34'I 3. Cent CAn 32 , Oo Q dgPor liii 231. r £ $(d ip*. .-i*, 1 Finan 710 - ' • __ .. 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'a ns'o ss' i Open House Set 1.- keep secret says a program per-pupil expenditures be spending billions to upgrade equalized be fore federal money education for the poor is superis spent. vised on the basis of "unrealisAs a consequence, the lawtic' estimates and inaccurate yers maintained, "millions of figures." poor children throughout the The audit agency of the Decountry continue to be denied parent of Health, Education the compensatory benefits" of and Welfare surveyed 11 sethe program. found Lected school Lystems to deterThe audit mine If money Under title I Of a breakdown In guidance arid the Elementary and Secondary monitoring of comparability . Education Act of 1% gtts to the poor and whether It - ~N . 1.. , -.,- - i $. - '; - conten r ' Look at the two main stories I -today. . . If you think there was growth in the south end of the county. . . "you ain't Seefl nuttin' yet, brother I All of Seminole Is "cxplotting".., and the next to feel the brunt of It is "little ole Lake Mary". Enjoy it now, neigh- '. )l, _. .., ' ' the hustling-bustLIng'-Center of Central Florida. I ' I , ' i - A , ,%. "Not one mile over the posted speed limit!" Those are the , - -, - . . - . - 1 :::_:- - .. - ,-- ... i ' words of Sanford Police Chief Hen Butler in issuing a hioulevard.....ii says 25, and L __ i..: that's all they're going to allow - - you, friends. In many cases, the audit went on, state school agencies did not even make a cursory review of local district reports. "' . _______ COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN is defeated for Democratic nomination and another is trailing after primary balloting in ONE HOUSE 1.000 students since opening day of school. This was disclosed at Tuesday's regular School Board session by Supt. John Angel, who advised board members that county school A S 33.6 111111AACIN revenue-sharing bill, one of the landmark measures of the 92nd Congress, of - ' TIlE U.S. - Ihmojs prisoners. ses fear of a superintendent, advised the board if the county student growth does not Increase any more this year than it did a year ago, then he foresaw no problems in andlln the Board, Just had a quorum f r new Israeli attack as U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim calls for General Assembly action against terrorism, o ISN'T th e same. There are many schoolyard figh ts. Some teachers get TEA CHING plaints at hoine that they turn the TV too loud. What do these things have in common. They're attributed to jet noise. - - ' corrunissioner of elementary and serondary education, said in an interview that the coit. fidentlal review was an attempt a short, mostly routine busine" - - Index Coast Guard Auxiliary is having another "free" boating Area detha ................2A Entertaimnent........3D .-. W ...-... UVWUIWI UIII,,.urnV ..,,, IIU train our program people as to what to look for in Moni toring. . AMONG new teachers assigned to Seminole High School this year are front row, from left: Walton, science; and Thurmond Thompson, automotive mechanics; back row; Emory distributive Jerry Mays, math; Raymond -Self, _,_i ...a...1....,., I.'., Blake, math; David Fair, physical education; education' Susan wneicnei, - Social stuu', iJU 'T..... IUflI LIAUU . - DlciiLX. . Staf(PIioto) - . ces , _ , -. ,. 2A41A along the lakefront in Sanford, Classif ied ads ........ r _6B-7B Publicnoti and with all of it* many boats on the St. Johns River, id Crossword puzzle ..........3D Sports ..,.,........ 6A.7A 2A course if I owned a $nkii the 38 Stocks Abby . -31! 4A t .Editorial comment boat. . i"inr - - - -_It - 1 f-i. Thumps;n iteieatei1 tov. 'N;iI. HacKett, 39. -in nsuranet ter Peterson in a c.iwk-and.neck agent, a former state legislator. and the evident preiereni.'e , it Republican primary. e retiring Guy Deane C. Davis. ll th Wi th r'turns from a . von the Republican nomination stat. I towns .ini wards countHe deteatet for governor for eel, the vote was 43,396 the state Jetfords, e James M. Thompson and 41,231 for th governor Winter Springs Approves Government state Sunshine law. w , ' BE1'HF_A By MARION electors. WINTER SPRINGS - JWBped from 25,2 on Sept. 5 followed a local trend of apa thy divided into 70 voting to delete (opening day i to 26,294 as of in voting in yesterday's prim- the provision and 10 voting for Sept. 11, a net gain of 1,040 ary elections, nevertheless, rt'uinage in precinct 13. In electors approved oy a precinct 24 the vote was 43 for students in six days. Seminole high School resounding majority the and five against. City uüiVillIS declared that the new city enrollment increased by 169 amendment to e provision, being contrary to th pupils since opening day, when charter which requires that all e state law could never be th a total 1,584) was enrolled New miieetlitgs of City Council be placed into effect. City Attorney enrollment at the high school o pe n to the public, e city's 500 Thomas Freeman Monday now totals 1,749. Angel ()Jy iz of th at should the amendth to noted disclosed, registered voters bo thered ment have failed the city would mere was only a 21-student visit the polls but, of these, ii of 113 approved the still continue to function putincrease during the same time total Sunshine law. To the at Lyman High School. where amendment which deletes a suant to attendance increased from section of the charter providing meet otherwise, he said, would 2,503 to 2,524. Oviedo High for closed executive sessions of be unlawful. The new charter adopted School enroihutent jumped from council. Voting for retention of the June Ii by referendwn was nut opening day' 1,384 students to provision, which would have to have included the provision 1,452 in the six days. U.S. Alit FORCES claim effort to end the war and free the POWs by bombing North Vietnam has resulted in a major increase in the number of - .-- The city . is divided into Iwo attendance in the 32 schools had Although this municipality precincts. The total vote SOME _____ - Seminole County scho01 enrollment has climbed by over states. According to Clyde Long, - Cli m bi ng I n Sc h o o I S their first triple MW kill in four months but the number of American pilots missing in the new air campaign against North Vietnam reaches 100. - .! •--'•- attorney 4eneral. and will fact- Roger Crowley. the Demo- Democrat Thomas Salmon is House Disu'tct of Columbia results on Page IBi at cratic nominee for governor the heavy favorite in Nove'mRep. Wayne N. Aspinall. Committee. A recount of th two YCIWI igo, won that numi- her. chairman of the House Interior race seems certain. ,,Tenrette's .fl told, there were primary nation again in .1 three-way and Insular Affairs Committee, margin was less than 600 votes. elections in Iii states Tuesday. In New Hampshire, con- race. lost in Colorado's 4th District Next door in Vermont, Luther but few major statewide cn• Alan Merson, a University of servative challenger Meidrtmn The 1&at of McMillan q'- t :io,000 LAS vi•:(;As children were shut out of their schools for a week wtiile a desegregation ruling by Supreme Court Justice William 0. I)ouglas made its slow way by mail across the United States. • f,4at' .*- im (Complete Seminole County NicMillan is chairman of Ule II rn en Enrollment passes the Senate despite the misgivings many members. I.. v Denver law professor just half his age AP Political Writer John Jenrette, 36, a member Two elders of the House of the 3tate legisla ture, narrowRepresentatives, bo th of them of committee chairmen, have I beat Rep. Jot-in McMllIan in a been defeated in Democratic runoff primary in the 6th Distr tct of South Carolina Tuesday. pr ary elections. News Digest 10 - -'- By WALTER IL MEARS Robert R. Wheeler, associate to ., • his fellow man - black or white, it's this same Rev. ('onnelly As far as I'm concerned, this man is beyond reproach and those' of you who have wrongly accused him owe the man an apology. - LERANON'S PREMIER -'. P. t1lere's one who is con. cerned a bout the problems of - and federal levels. • - it a Illegally replaces fund,s state and local education agencies High The PTSA of Lyman an "open would have spent in the absence School will hold of the federal money. Na O, $I it" -' house" and class visitation at 7 A copy of the study, whose P4 Am RI ia -. cover bears instructions not to P,c Cent 3 4 Pr'u'mv in. Tuesday, Sept. 19. There release its " press or ts Prp Co. if'. - ., will be a meeting In the school "a Mae public even upon request, was prim pef 3410 - , I se b auditorium and refreshments R. Sit Z3'a - Is ill be served. This will be a NAACP Legal Defense Fund. ' A separate study released Re* md 10. R. P good opportunity to meet the Monday by' the Lawyers Corn. = teachers and see the school mittee for Civil Rights Under Law concluded that the U.S. Of. facilities. . I , 'legal requirement that local out of ex- Before I forget It, or run out of spuce... you who are accvsing 1. son, 42; Mrs. Gordon Will- run cuses on November 7 for the general election. I # i I trying to track down the three a young armed American with Although seen from a dis- gunpoint. Maybe you'll , ...... . -: .: __ Veteran Solons Def eated - too... we In the small minority of a little of over 30 per cent who did vote. - the only thing left is - the bodies of her husband and prompt medical attention, be. two friends lay nearby is cause of the extent of their inrecovering in a Guelph hospital. juries. They were Frank Spray- . 4 ._- Both Committee Chairmv,00ln an attractive life style Caretul to do something about it. - - I - - which rubs them wrong, you lie outlined plans calling for and sensitive planning and can hetcha th ey re the first to construction of more than 5,000 engineering ha ve been applied 4. bend my ear aria wait mor onn _____________________________________________ Denise Sprayson, of Maxwell, "An outstanding feature of portunities" --' MASTER land use plan for "Heathrow," a $200 million community, is outlined for The Sanford Herald by H. Gordon Wyllie, executive vice president-real estate development, of Jeno F Paulucci Enterprises, as he i11 pr esent the! plan tonight to the Seminole County Zoning and Planning Commission. . paring cam-r rates between -_--_ - pened over in the Olympics. development through an in- Golf Cajules course In the Can just hear en chewing de pend ent evaluation, It is our Dominican Republic, Ls called a out those two guys for not be being intention to offer attractive "masterpiece" in the cover at attention during the playing building sites and dwelling feature article of the August of the National Anthem. etc...t units, the value of which will issue of "Golf Digest." but, heaven forbid to think tha exceed a minimum of $40.000," "The natural assets of the they'd get themselves away Paulucci said. "The land use Heathrow site bring to Central enough front the , and street layout offer many Florida a residential cornto cast a vote. unique and exciting residential munity." Wylie said, "which - living choices and design op- will be unique in its approach to . And if they see something - -- -----.--:. ' . -. 1.4 Heathrow will be a chainPreliminary development pionship 18-hole golf course e se are C plans have been prepared to designed by Peter Dye, But, Ill betchathese same loud mouths (those who create a high quality residential internationally renowned golf S'd*% didn't community for , medium and course designer," Wyllie said. Ie same ones r high income residents. "Based Peter Dye's most recent . , . - opinion on why they didn't vote. amenities." - - --____ - , ~* - • - ~& p . - • = 4 hoots in Hades about my recreation and open-space row, Miss Freda Evans, Mrs. Pam Frisbey, Ernest MacDonald, and 040 4e - 14v LO - Joan Sutherland ,-Y. 4 - . ., '• PeN H. Gordon Wyllie, executive Road. The property is upof vice president - real estate proximately 11 miles north that Orlando,with 15 minute high de%elopment, pointed out " to both Orlando and the interlocking recreation and ay access I i' Sanford, within 30 minutes of open-space systems winding l7I Walt Disney World and within through the development 25 minutes of the Florida should prove to be very k '\4 Technological University desirable for all future h l"s.! ' residents of Hea throw. campus. Specifically, Wyllie said "The development concept planning includes an equestrian For IIeathro, Pauluct.i said, center with pa sture and stables, "Is oriented towards the tennis and swimming clubs, a C creation of a well-balanced thousand-seat championship pe s th community wi cial em- tennis tournament r,rea, By John A. Spolski Those who phasis on residential con- beautiful lakes for fishing, a can Isay? What veniences, excellent public canoeing and sa iling, bridle Y. dn't vote wouldn 't give to facilities, and extraordinary pa thsand bike ways. % , . . . - Boulevard as well as frontage mosphere and natural beauty Of th I f%n trnod-markhain the Heathrow property U -- - u.c plaa ___________________________ -- iFN_ .~i r° " caused the structure to tilt. - Rep. Eugene Mooney, County Engineer William . / - p.s.. Pb - scaffold-which looked Uke a giant hand - waiting for curtain to go up on her show at the Sahara Tahoe Hotel. A hotel ! spokesman said part of the scaffold apparently broke and '- - r % ... The 31-year-old actress and nger had been standing on the .. From the left: County Road -__' a / The fall from a 22-foot-high stage scaffold Sunday night re suited in five fractures of facial bones, a fractured left arm, a concussion and a broken jaw. '' ' ' .. '., . 1 i 4 ,:- - . 4:. \ . t \ - .-, . . - Vl- % . .r .~.* ".... . -. - ' -.- the rainy season but officials claim the surplus water will run off into swampland. Officials are studying the questinn further but &a' they are up against a stonewall. " s - permit attractive - -. LOS ANGELES (AP) - fltertalner Ann-Margret faI reconstruCtl%e surgery toda for facial injuries caused by a falljustbeforeheraCtata hotel in Lake Tahoe. She was flown to Iils Angeles Monday and admitted at UCLA Medical Center, where she was reported in satisfactory condi. - - - , - - Ann.AAnr rpt right-of-way at a point midway between ________ ' w Pictured are State Rep Eugene Moone>, Counts Commission Chairman Greg Drum I - --... .. meeting, with Ctuairumu*n A.F. Keeth and members A.P. hjuit Jr. and Ray Slaton attending. Weather en in direct vlOI&UQn of the fur clugwd wswons. although the issuehatibeefldlSCUssedbY our.cil at length. City officials ere of the opinion a closed session was indicated in eonsidering accusa tions against Congratulations to Sirs. R. E e city officials which might Higgins, chief deputy In th - Congratulations wtipugn their character or Supervisor of Elections office reputation. au.! to all those others who The provision I or ie cloed A. helped last itight. . . by" the Collins, Shirley' Higgins, Mary sessions "slipped cou.ncd, the state Legislature Emma Hall. . . and to Betty Slmcue and those from Art and Secretary of State Richard Stone. It took threatened court 13eckwith's office. action by resident John Hitch to Each and everyone who had a pinpoint the seriousness of the Yesterday's high 90 low 67. will) a Chance of all thun- dcrshowcr. Afternoon highs n. the uppr 80 and low 90s, Low tonight 'It! LU i rt In preparing the results of deserve a "well done". issue to the City CounctI. I.Ater, initted that while the present Seminole County was one -it Lvuncii would abide by the open not THE FIRST to be finished., public meetings, the situation . certainly a credit to the might present a problem In the ,.... ,..,....,.... it,'.... f,.tur,' itUtltIJIUIIt'IttILfl tiuhil i'.0 .'...., '1ep. Charles C. Digga Jr im Michigan, a Negro, it' betnii' .hairmmn of the Dtsict of aunbiu Coimunittee in the nt'x t..anaem if DernucraU reni-tin ,it Luntrol. rhe coininittL4.1 and its Senaw With public iupptirt a ,he tipen public meetings, antler :uunlerpart 'iirtuly gov"Li home rule oroviiions. the rule' - no hume 54tiL1II will be re'itiocd Jamme .lIaie'y oil" Rep. IIiediJtI!ly from the •,harte t1cfats-'i allowing the closeil executive ida runk behind the Aspinull in 'enionty ,in the ses' t' terut :: ________ � 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 12, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 12, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 12, 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/748f0202fc113b8c718008d4d609fe75.pdf 2857e42d1c77142801ebaabbd73261d3 PDF Text Text L-Jr4c Ifl1)l1 L1i 3d. 9. No Favorites On Utilities Tax 9;2 h ' c1 7OWW i", I-110, P I I M EWSPAPER t`1 o 1 eWEEK' n 1* 1 1, 4 Aw ,r4 r r t Tuesday, October 10, 1977—Sanford, Florida 327/1 Price 10 Cents 651h Year, No. 36 L in ormation medium L ••,• -. . .-'., former .empt entities will begin paying titility taxes. which iq IA per rent of the tntal bill The Commission, conterned re'er the damage done to Pnc' Street Ad jacent to BrIm Tnweri, by the contractor for the structore, ipprnved a motion by (ommkstsiner .iulian Stenstrrim. which put the 1"usme Smear; Admitted Fobrication Agi The FU Irin4' prc'vlr.ticly. - :!rot rapRits are tIfl4PflHk'fl dthln lA c1aY, the city wifl lock Mt the qtrc'pt The mot ion w1ts .roMei1 hy 'mmi'i'ner ('.oiion Mevi'r inn pawci with Mayor I Moors abstaining from The city manager "st,,nats1 i t w,uld require from PiflA !n IMAA to make repairi to the Itreet. reportedly rlami,gr'd by osavy equipment in .;nnh.r tern, i(nnw!es nfntrner1 the •',mmIsclnn he has hilled the Sanford Airport Authority to collect for water which :•s not being motor,ld by the airport tenant' rffirø, plus 'hurches .ind other (ity (nmmlssfr'n w;is aprsed of this during Monday nhthUs meeting by W f Knowles. city manager. who asked if the panel wsintd to Allow for eernptinns for these rinn-Iiix paying groups ('r.rnrnIssir)n did not want to exempt anyone The new city ordinance means the new county rnur tto'usc'. ,q "øll ;is other county pr,iC .t er Clitirif bps. hr,ttirhiq and .vc'rnuiientnl s,geriric's In orufv.trl whkt, are bIlying watt ;4fl.l 5Pw1i'(' c'rvIrc'. t'i" fri'b'u"s. c'le triiity and gas will start paying city utility t8ec with their next bills rc'u eIvecl at the end r,f this uirpntk The new city ordinance. whjvh b.'ranj,p ef1etIve Of I, tart f th" lit',' fisaI yc'ar. f.uiieil tit (sc'rnPt ff'flPtaI, ctate, . r.unity, urusnk'Ipil g(ivernrn,Pflt5 and burr Pu property ns'rl for nrchip or e'lurntlnn. a* was all 10-rb ,".""_ Süiifid Leies Against Stat rnnt For Churches, Governments And Similar Former Exempted Grouos fill, ( (in Laid To f 'D i rty Pol itics' il M.l((iti] (iNTItV ,'I%'bfll'iilteIl I'rvs Writer W AS) II " ; IN fAll, \'iIi' ilu t, Kcii W 'l4Iwsorl 11115 ;irknuiw ledged fahrivatitill a letter which ul,i unageui ttii' presidential campaign of I)u'iiuuicratic Sen. I-:.luiiuind S. Muskie. The Wa.hingt.iui Post reported tolav. ('lawson now denies the u statement 1 ii' it ',anl, was .ill.'i:"t itt.'uuipts WI '.'. lute Itraise rn,mmun Ica tinns, referring to them i I kuialii I Iirls'rt S#'ure'ttl to ri'S wi si) iri', the sabotage t.iiciwild not he reached for corn- nuck.s l runt ( ()1' nnils'nitivir ;uieruts ti' paign inrluideil ' Follo w ing The letter and edit iuieuriis•rc ut Iriire t;u?R u;irirli. i"nt Monday night. A news•t'nJII 1 l.;u,rutim autiviti" 'lit' tar in Muckis' h. ,me '.!.(i telephoned hu Ilie l'OSt 541111 S4'irf'ltl, it for- utatc'. f.iuruiiiu's. forgui litters man leader' s publisher. William uiu'r l'ri'asur Department I;,w- arid distritiutinli theuui under the was told via the White IP.'ise to that he had retired Loch, prompted Muskie ',.'r who now, t,iaintiu$fus offices CII nd i Ia t' s' I etter he ads ; cwitrhtarrt and manufactured for the night and that his wife make the now-famous iii Marina l)eI flay. Calif has leaking speech denouncing the new tsun idi'ntifiu'ul in III1 re;rts items to the press throwing did not with to awaken him. The document flawcon allegpaper and fi.h in front of ti. as all uperIItIve of the Nixon ramupli I go schedules Into disarray; sesiing I onfudential edly wrote was a letter to the newspaper Mt ire. clIIIIpluuitn :t'• Then the front-runner files, and in- rditnr (if the Manchester N H. i (';Irnpalgnl A sMIkesIIl1un for (tie Nuxon t u or, nomina i c iiItllillItti'P, I,ieVan L. Sham- vestutatinit the lives cut do-zens Union Leader. It accused the 1)ernoc of condoning a Muski.! iuhscqtwfltly hegan Til article in the of Democratic campaign Maine senator .1%, sa id, ''e racial slur against Americans slip in the public-opinion poI workers.'' piece of tl('tiOfl. I'ost Is it i'xaiuipl.' il ,i Itpiul:tii iri tr,utrjy of s4utxdat' dirritid at I).'IIIIH'rIlti(' presuuII'nthui ron. R u. l"fl, iui'f)ti' tuii'Ii't.i the iriuulflry IuulpaIitl'. 114'glIuI. liii' Post 5111(1 LIII Ii9'rlt.s have eSt4IhltstI('1l that the break. in and alleged bugging of I kuioratl'' national hradquarters also sta'iiuiieul from the 5111111' slilMit4IgI' tIuIlipIlIgn dithe Wtiitr ret'tcd by officials lluiuise and the ('omnilttee for the re-4'luutlon of the President Another *'xamuiple, the Post ' . jp !' AT tear ' - .4. false , (or of The liel,% spaper quotes lawcot orcenient s,,urres as saying the Clawson letter is the best --id-es Nixon A rat New Sewer Connections Halted S - Here Under Orders From State I---- I It '.i..i thi,'. ,i1.41111m11( that f,i.ii..i'.''- untiL tal.i, The state ban Li not expected manager reported the 31.11.' oct - I deadline imposed by the enabled Sanford to obtain the ,,tate but the permit was ren- permit, since the federal to have much effect on the gave the city a clean bill 'lered void by the 1X)llUtlOfl itovernrnent. which is funding a city's current building boom, health. Health officials took ianportion of the cost caused the since most major developers board. Major Lee P. Moore Informed delay in building the new plant. took out sufficent permits two plingi of water from vario'iu Moore complained that the days before the ban was sup- locations around the city nir the commission Sanford would request an informal conference pollution board had ' tarred posed to go Into effect testing purposes. A county health official w ith the state board and explain Sa nford with the cam.' brush" statewide. But now, it is urnible to obtain a permit for vised The Herald that only ss er state po th that the city is trying to con- that was used on o harmful bacteria is checked form with the anti-pollution cities that had not tried to connecting a sewer It is Concerning alleged pollution when guidelines in that it is now conform to the new standards. No date or time for the of the city drinking water, possible for foreign bodies to be constructing a seconhidry sewage treatment facility, hearing before the pollution which was reported in The inthe water but ullesathey an which will surpass the new board was set since the official Herald after a Sanford woman cause sickness or disease, theY city request did not arrive at found "wiggle worms" in water are not cited. state requirements, .iIitmIilIs' utiliiI'l thins 1111.1 S('O'fl It's official! 'flit' State Water and Air Pollution Board has served notice on City of Sanford to B John A. Spolski mmike no further sewer connections until the present sewage treatment facility is Poli tics equipped with a secondary Dirty Ioii1tks Oh my. m I.-; the word for the day, dear stage designed to remove at readers. least 90 per cent of the bacteria from the effluent that Is dumped into the St. Johns Let me borrow a coup!e River. ° C firstbelong ing (iU11tS . CityManager W. E. Knowles Clarence Darrow: Chase informed the City Commission he truth Like all hell and at Monday nights meetln that 9 you'll free yourself, even ,I notice was received Friday 4 C I. . . iast ti' tests - are -- ' - •-.:_. - - EA VM EN I E M ERG E NC'? V , liter an Avenue in Sanford. is carried to an ambulance accident at Mellonville and Rosalia Sanford. yesterday. Brr'vn was drivtng a IJ71 )Ids. Also involved in the at't':d'nt was I i tive-n- made. i 210:i k,iml4fph \ "flue dolyn Davis 25 r ving a (9. 1 r ill' . 1inuord '. . d - i $ to , after * though you never touch Its coatta i Is. "Truth is tile greatest of a So what's new? New.,; from China, Russia, Vietnam, the Moon and Mars. Is that all there is? While news from far-off places seems to dominate the headlines, life goes on and things happen right here in Central Florida that are of far greater concern to you. In this day of miracles, nothing has replaced the newspaper for A*iracle at keeping you informed of what's ha1)Jsening around your own neighborhood: ur doorst so p weddings, engagements, births, deaths, church news, school news, police news, social events. 'here else do you get local sport news? Who helps fill quotas during fund drives, promotes safety, fights pollution, and backs every cause whose aim is to make this a better place in which to live? Your newspaper, with all its services and features is perhaps the greatest single force for service to the public and the community. Our goal is to make it continue to fill every possible need in a bigger and better way in the future. This is your newspaper. a miracle on your doorstep. ( national possessions. A state, a people. a system which suppresses the truth or feprs to publish it, deserves to collap- Dropping to N apier UUT UT rUD11C L T& afternoon from tile state board ndvising tile city riot to connect a ddi tiona l iso the present plant, which is effectively " - . ? ;- 0 '1- ___q ' bacteria from the effluent. 4 1, 1111111k F-— 40 . order may result Ili it cIvit penalty of tip to $5,000 per (141)' — for each duiv that the violation fins country's problem occurs or criminal penalty of that we've all being :0nd1t1etl $1 000 fine and up to a year in to living and accepting a the county jail. hy change For msLincu. Previously, Sanford had dates in history obtained a temporary permit, 1(1 be the first one in favor of c it y to _______ utiltI 41110w ttit thrt t.d.i u.etkt nd but ai the 80 year old World War I ve teran said Ili jo kson ilk toda y, " We ' ve riot going to nihiriti in the Vetran s d) 2A (h'IIIlLS • unless ( ongress I .irade 211 Bridge changes the (bitt' back to NOV. Business review 311-514 it. 3A Calendar Veterans Day will be 13-711 lassif ed ads celebrated October 23rd. . and ('uumuics 9A that's a lie In Itself. isn't it 2B Crossword puzzle 211 Dr. ('rant' 211 l)tarAbb Ltt'rahl late Monday afterrn By I)( )NNA E.STF_S ('ASSE I .UF.R flY — (otin. tit' ill not be a candidate this cilman Thomas Napier, who year for either the chief previously 114111 announced his executive position or for a seat intention to seek the office of on City Council. Napier said, however, he will mayor in the L)t'ce'mber his present term of -iniiplete munic ipa l cl".'tion. told The u iulite hit h t. xplres in earl) The four-)ear City unuar uncil veteran md past t ii utrmnan said his dtu.i'on nut conto run was made Editorial comment and thought 211 siukrable Entertainment CUSiOfl with his wife, si 2fl uhi Horoscope 3\ Juanita, and friends. hospital notes lie explained th t he has 9A-10A Publ c noties a given been lii rt't'ttntl) Sot'ietv 6A-8A PmOhIlo)tion with the MartinSports Vt Marietta Corporation ttuch has Stocks 214 iuiort respunsibilits and ttull V , 3 .. .w Cio Index e C after a i 6 i \mI then there's tli't champion of "truth''. .M'r. • Agnew who charged that Senator McGovern tnt s to (uhf tiS('iItt' the issues In & mnotional rha torit ,intl reckless and grouruimt'sS intsinuiliuI(uu1s (II ;orruptton 1111(1 s('Iin(111l iii high I O fr WO - - ' ; obIus('.Ite of all cihlililsI' to darken or to IIICan.S I , I McGovern tttio is issuing those obfuscating statements; it's flOflC other than the I"hil. So, don't obfuscate the already cloudy issue, U.K.? r - ' - , -U wr4rdrl Now If that wasn't enough, ailttt'it Agni'it Mr tit, I McGovern had broken a it promise of last May to "avoid Inflammatory rhetoric," Which leads me to question if the Republicans, Including Mr Nixon haven't really broken one of the more Important lessons In life .... the Ten Colt)itiatiditienla ..,''Thou 51)4111 hot bear false witness..." .- nett s a r) ai . t - ' -. , - _- -- ' CHOI CE YOU IV E AIV E A RRIVE r for Laurel .enUI', ."dnlorut, climnI)etl out 1)1 Jerry Wesley Cox, 28. ot thiar seconds betore it "as hit by a Seaboatd u,i'tlirie treight train, T R. McIntyre. COX pulled tip t o thi' According to investigating tracks, saw the train quite a ihstanice down the track. Jilil 'tiIL'tLMj to u across the tracks. 'rhe car stalled and Cox had to jump t rum the 4iIi Pk mouth Impact knocked the t et.ked car into a I97 thevr'i 'anti;: driven by Terry Von Mcktnne'v 107. of Rt 2 Box tr( much as possible its well as w o )per . Rip E ' - -. . •- - - - -- I - I _4_ , . .4 - I . I ' - - -. . - * . Weather b '' - - apvrt.tet1, amid ettieti on Ule walls. The sLiUoti attundwit, terQy Htcksun, went into the o rapid back .to-back 111011 s rest room, where .t "1'itSiOfl5 injured a Sanford circuit breaker t'vt. is ',erv ice station attendant and and turniem -au.scd extensive damage to the tlghb. imperial station at 13th Street The spars t"ih the ,and Park Avenue this morning, bt.i-' nutte.j the IWIICa It ,.c'm'duui to Sanford Fire Chief quick explosions. the expLu**wi ; M. Harriett. ripped the dour from its hinge" Harriett said a tanker WdS at demolished the bc'm the station. unloading &OUUand ed Witt Fume's had wall." HiciLsun was treat .aLluns of gasoline. ed releas at Semnuwle' Memoria Irfited into the building, LIu.'sputal. he tanker alread) ha umiloamkd all the gasuh:iu, su the twuie tere nut pouring out ii high 88 low this the tenL' of the widergruwd \'tvrtia Iluirluing 58. Uemiera1l fair ta.suk.s when the e xplosion octodat and parilt cloudy curred. Aecur thng to Harriett. - . oe pwitper had own still 'L.(1K ' - ~l' - City Service Station LIt (R' I' - - - - -. ' - - . . - . ' t Fthe truth. anti nothing bill truth — -' -'• -- telmibersilIp on the local lit mot ratit eeeutt e um T -1 ' - - 831.9993 t_ I -- - ,. -- . - lkrath P NEWSPAPER — or I - anftn'b require more of his tune In addition, he pointed iut that with the growth of the city by necessity anyone seeking the ma>or's office must be willing to give almost full time to the job. This is also true '( a council post he said Napier reminded other tandidates who wil1 it. ) forward seeking the office that three hoursa week will two not be adequate to fulfill the responsibilities of the job. lie said at least six hours daily is a Ina)o to give to the city anti nearly that much time for a councilman. Napier thanked the people of t.a,s.si.Lbtrr for twice electing hum to the council and said he -- First * 322.2611 -- 0 , AN INDEPENDENT DAILY -- , Women cani keep secrets It takes is-tier than men it. mmo'tt' iii Itiriuu Iii (Jo -. ( 'toil uiit ol shit'I u's wei't' knocked to the floor dw ung 1%%o back-to-back explosions at tilt lflhI)trlfll Service StIltiun on 131h Street and I'Lti'k venlIe this morning. Service station attendant Leroy Hickson was t!'('iltt'(I LOUt t'deLtSt'(I ft'OIU the St'IflhtU)l(' Memorial I luspital ill III V nwent 1'hUb) Thv sAluthern hall of the nation totbi) enju ed lair and pleasanhi) nukt weather toda %%htile great variety spiced the northern half with snow. rain, chill tt'mnI'ra(ures and trust .ilhl fret'tt' ,mtu1ituc' ' --vit.vitruphe." t \t o engine cumnpaiues trot' the Saittt'rd tire mWpartineiit responded to the tall at 3:,'! ama., with a 1.6W gallon tanker with 1tiimmu tiullimnent on the 'uclIc .t'i a t'.c kut' - Contact Cireni (liqer I Administrator PH. 323-5432 322-8358 - �Tlfscli/, Oct. 10, 19/2- rho S,1r- f(,rrI Ht!r,I'J __ ..!.-1 __ -,--..-__. _. -___:________----. .~ i . Tuesday. Oct. 10, 1972 2k— The Sanford Herald Planning, Zoning Meeting 1 ~ Z_.-Ififti., ~~ '1111111111119"""_ -M-0111"Iffim- 11b -" a ----I _,--;._ 1 ~I -- I - ~11011 PUD Projects . I - ' ,' '1 I ' ' it 1 A "e k . Policemen ' s Base __ ~ I H! Pay Of 16FOOO OKd liWCt the qualifications of the Ipartment of B MARION BETHEA Standards Board of Police abide by dicating the city would state and that none ar ethe standards set forth in WINTER SPRINGS - City policemen will now I•C'C'tiVC an revenue sharing act. However, remunerated in an amount of annual salary of $6,000 as a Donald Fish, bureau chief of the less than $6,000 annually. Council advised that the cit result to straw vote action Police Standards Board, adtaken b) City Council at a vised he wished a signed has met these provisos and workshop meeting last night. resolution of agreement by resolved that the information he forwarded to the Florida Ma -or Granville Brown council of Revenue, and I)epartrnent explained that he had traxiThe resolution, adopted by mitted a letter in June to straw vote and to be ratified at that City Council desires to (,eot- ge Clemmons, of the State next week's regular council participate in the Florida Revenue Sharing Act of 1972. session, stipulates that the i Councilman Victor Miller Florida revenue sharing act is — HARK THE IIERALI) angels sing to the tune of 1(K) per cent participation for United Fund of Seminole County At a Rotary' Club luncheon Monday, Doris Williams, The Herald UF chairman. reported to George Foster. countY UF chaim man, that the average per Herald employ was $22.80. The drive ends Oct. 19 with o per cent of the goal reached to date. Herald staff photo) B lame Is Fixed aftrrward queried the mayoras desired to be participated in by poli' funds to the fact uM Winter Springs, with all an increment to had received to ihich the city is entitled c we going are do for the $&000, 'What In order to qualify Accidents Studied revenue sharing funds for 1972- about the other municipal 73, it is necessary that the city employes"" Mayor Brown and various certify that all city policemen replied "I'm working on that' size, driver's age hat happens when cars of other factors different sizes collide. M ,s CoplrNrf.St'rlce Thtt't matfl findings were expected. these studies show LOS ANGELES - Parents of that the smaller ear generally discovered. These are: -Different age groups prefer teen-agers now have some new comes off second B) RICK ()RU)V ammunition they can fire at Burg hopes the study will lead different cars. -l)iii'ers of the same age their youngsters the next time to methods i hem e the the kids want to take the family prevention of accidents have comparable accident .' ______ ________ 1 ______________ 1 ,1j NOZ'/.IE usage is c'¼pla mud I0 RCIWkTa l'hoinp'.on. leii Starling and Grammar l.eslie Graham by }"u'e Lt. Jim F. joovev .Jr, at Sanford St'nwi) as a part of Fire Prevent urn Week !, __ I' ' T u1 S af e ty NJ i: M I N (II .t•; ('Ut N 'I' V t I In ou ,-atet f.icton' to Lx' ,inert'd and returned. - . ed ha'.is also helps to get the fire G. M. lIarnett and 11 31111 tire fighting equipment ;m1 for fire prevention week as Poovey Jr. visited the Sanford distributing literature con- follows: Monday am., Sanford check Iliristian School; Monday p. Herald office to announce plans taming safety completed. in.. Grammar School, Wedfor its observance, questionnaires to be Chief Harriett stated that it The purpose being to stop fire nesday a. in.. MI Souls Sch000l; I) III. Southside;Thursdiiy. always has been the practice tx-fore it starts in the morning and (oldstxro s locally to approacti parentthrough the children--a twoThe department also visits Iloppt'r in the afternoon fold way of making people fire businesses and organizations cm F'rid>, Pine Crest Nursery will the home. request to teach proper use of take the children to the lire eOflSClOUS in Literature is distributed to fire extinguishers and other department and Pint' ('rest students in all the schools with tfet devices. Working with Kindergarten will visit the clubs on a year-round station in the afternoon, CiVIC concerning questionnaires r ivers 110 . 1-10nor T_ I __ __ 1t~m th Area Dea " A ____ GENE ' - tiree I Airport manager and president Airport Managers Association, said time of Florida time draft on the (if *-aid S411111. Emerson , __ , ' 'r / ,, ,r '), ''"ri'i- 10r1 ' i S 7' RENT ' ' NUMMM vl~ for n$y % $10 i% -,J X I month i.4 sI n Ifirckollip mit m,ro Royal Electronic Calculator - S. ' '— '' m'e '' i'.n ., expt.'suii'cI .V.i0P'i J . ', ••'i ' • .0 f.' —',t y nynI div',.nn f..o I' ". '4 2-Q ç F,reaOp i a .1., -- ,- 1 -.. - "('1) r(k' ac Rep ta 'Ne,"Il."c Still another opinion expressed h" T: ,s iou ir.- -- stu '4 '4 - __ .' ..:: .::. JOIN OUR 13th ii 4 advised. lIe said the tax 1)111 is received in one lump sumii but the airport is protected since it is scritten in the lease that tenants will pay taxes, if any. " The law sass municipalowned property - is stmbjt't't to toc's if the city S not using the PrOP.'rt) for municipal purpse,' - I )urronc't' added 'Flit' airport official added that legislation is the unIv imitihod OS it,itilt' to handle the Airport manager. discussed (lit' taxing of airport property by (hit' count), in lint' with the recent action by St'lmilfit)te in situation. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Oct. U Fall bazaar, sponsirc't I )t'ltofla United Moth' . W 'S. 9 a. m. to 7 ju II - 'I' bar. ))uit)lui ifl' 1(01 NOW THRU FRIDAY THE 13th ' Ott. i sts'i- ; it Ium'hu'in Uramn Timer-, Hourly Prizes 11141. 12 Semuitnok' ('ount) I. Iul pin., First F't't'ra I 's I(,iiiiumntt' Springs ,s Daily Prizes Ott. 13 Razoar at First t'nito! Methtsti t Church, 9 a ill '' - be 11 AirpOrt aCt siu i Ilit' (111nt tax t Uartus, evt'rthing 4) i( )ltElI 9, I'372 Al )M NSI( Sauiforil Fred It. Sss arikhiuus I l t'li'ii I. I lt'nry C icero I lull Florence E. Nc'l.sori Brenda I Iowiirtl Cassandra I). .Jackson Edith N. lk'rr.'y Arthur M. ('auiptwll 'Ilmormias K. Id iu'hi 'U Cornelia ('. Shit'Ilit'ld Misnck Owens Augusta i l Mani tic Kohl Anril) Ii. fsI)i'rs ,Jtuiiii W. Ilemisuti .Jost'ph Griffin Margaret N. 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WI.a.' iw a'. iib4 fo m4uitIl,ui lvii t'ifl ii HOM5 S -ft t4 515 ØI4" FRIDAY THE 13TH if'1.1 j itiw t41S n.,s -' ,, u,,piid ,,u - 55,4, IL 1014 FULL I14 •',:,'s-."' 5W' I ', '. t L)'d u. 'ILL "WEEKEND TRIP FOR 2 UNIVERSITY OF MID-FLORIDA . 'Si'' '', '4, 5,. i, u,, ', 5) 0!' Bonnie I. 'i'uckt'i Bonnie — 1 -. .1 S' ,J - ''s .. , ".nj ,nttPs.' V 1 "0* '41 trun •q'- j . . ''f (t.LFi.E OCtCIt ''J *.%h S) ?4"P' s's,). iwo"''.a "1 tow-.4'", S I '-'5 tie Mt'lhit'iit') Winter - (!4 -0,4, I , `11*I Vt'rlt'li 3 'Fimoimias Kathleen '.miiMt'ter Register Now For Fail Term - . 0 411 _ _______ EARN YOUR COLLEGE DEGREE AT HOME ;s'tssur 11111,111S r Brenda fl Plus a ', Hospital Notes Ella I xe Miller 'I uurthoust', 9 .ini ' TO FREEPORT" AND I w ish hi L.'\pt'c't4 Iii ''PF''''''' tat itli hi Ills...' 'stIlt.'!". 111t_1 ' It L,'ctl-' "tt'I]lIlU)lt' ('(11111EV f r \'&'Lli '.ilpplt (11 ni's' c'aIittcI1c'\ tc'i S'tiitrt o t I,' $ 1 00.00 CASH FOR EXPENSES! 'l'lii' iabsfl,rtl Herald In PublisheJ Daily, QAcept Saturday, Sunday and Christmas. published Sat preceedbflu urday Christmas by The Sanford Herald, 300 N. French ve, Senlo'd, Fl. 17171 Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32711. Subscripllon Rates by Carrier. Year Sl$00 Week iS ( 'u)tlfltV I In 'sv Judge, ill ( l's)IIp - it I' Iv.., (i,) C11 I'll tilt.' t 1.11'4t 1111d t.'ottt.k'nt.'t.' \'( ) it I i.uv SECURITY FEDERAL ' lilttm, Savings & Loan Assoc. 1 I,\l( )t.! ii- - R )I IN'st 'N ctt the Winter Park Mall 647.4100 I',uiI I'..IIi, ul Atist', 1'4t'IIO't by rust hiliIo.' t i,I'iki I ru,'tS - 14 SURPLUS 0. Relieving that the death pc'nalt' is ,i necessary let.'rrent. I hope progress is made toward morlifir,itinn of Furman '."'r ;'t University Inn, IkLin1 ______________ 4 It . - ~,i-,,r-, s, t ~.,ir, m i n ol e C taxing local tenants of city055 nod property at tile sanmorti proposed ' say -- - ('k's elomul, conmriuenting on the Sanlunul situation, said, Out. 13 & ii '"Flit' county dues nut past' any Ascension Lutheran Guilt roads tin prov ide any services to rurIliliog',' c-rbrok i'', to local _________________________________________ the airport.'' Referring regulations of state airports ,; uubd require each airport manager to be Ixindecl and deputy sheriff, Ziu'. rn ;' ' Seen t'xu.'t'It the muss . ,urd taxi ways are taxed,'' I )urrance regulations score alright but there were sonic that were in Aviation Prime subject under con- conflict with l"culi'ral ( FAA i $(11tiirii5tr0tiun I sideralion at the recent meeting requirements. Ili Sanford of several airport Kenneth I ,c'ffltr, Sanford managers from various Central attOrtit')', who attended it new Florida airports was requirements fromtheState Tallatiitsst'e session of the 'i'ra ii- imroPse1l ni'guil.itiunis, said, ''A of I )c'partmmit'nt lot of these rules do not coincide division. SiWirtatiori's airport ,l S I Red) Cleveland hosted with time FAA.'' a greed and ( it'velaiitl the group for luru'hi where getting to ''It's commented. the proposed discussions over SShicrc they can tell you Mien to rules were (liscussed. and close your airport." I)otm Emerson, Lakeland - , Bartow I)urrarmcc', Bell '- you Cut p in By 1111.1. SCOTT MLSS JUANITA M1'LLINS Nee e Insurance State Air Rules Aired s S&'miriolr l4odg&'. She ias a native of Labette Count'. Kans. council requirements regarding Miss Juanita E. Mullins, zo, and had lived in Sanford for the some engineering problems, A1ll1I11 past 50 }ears. She was a and agreed to submit an at- of H 2, Sanford, died Sunday .\bbott. -tudt'iits u; " ;md -M al -1111 Arthur PYLE. ceptable plan for sewage night at Florida Hospital in member of Sanford Christian have School Seminole Middle lifelong Church and the Seminola Claudia Bush's sixth grade at South f or the projects to the Orlando. She was a treatnient have Rebekah Lodge 43, fashioned tools in the same manner as prehistoric man might city. Saulter reported that the resident of Sanford and was a Gramnkow Funeral Ilonie in i Marilyn Gordon Photo done projects were prepared to member of Friendship Baptist ,irrani'.'mments har' either build a temporary ('hutch of Alt.anionte Springs. I Survivors include her sewage package plant on the mother, Mrs. Hester Alderson Funeral Notice or to hook up to Mullins of Sanford; four (:AssU(X) system if hookups d d Foster 1-lorries UULI.INS. MISS JUANITA I.— Charles H., George brothers, *ere available. Council was M rerdl ser y CS 'O especially concerned about A., Ronald Alfred and Harold F. ' F P' .'t 2') $ Ri 7. " n' ,Je' ted. battered r abar1- subsidy 'iou1d be paid C%t'TI this, and cits' manager Mullins, at! of Sanford; three O' (11 .1 I IIUL * OrIa"0. Evelyn I4oipiaI. half-sisters, Mrs. though nocruldren are placcdinBergman icrø• ;.iuncd &en. t.4 1110 iI Ii rn • weari t,way a, Interested in a financially that there would be room for a Wallace, Jackson ilk; Mrs. Margaret A oderson, the home for that month. r,f •rnPOw Fint'f.I Home Cisapel In addition to the subsidy, package plant on either site if 1)ek4es Williams, Orlando and and emotionally rewarding pi'ott.ctJve custody supervisor B illy Grill" of v. -f l. Rt'w c c .a t.ng 8AIII in Lolorv,evir emergency shelter care P occupation? for the thvsion of Family oneshouldbe needed . It simned Mrs. Lola Keeping of Naples, (IrnV$erV GrITtiO# in and ticipants are paid JILZ a da y for a time that council would Italy; three half-brothers, BriU Do you have a few spare Services, is seeking warn Land Raymond Yates, both of per child, board rate for accepting pwp!e to care for deny the site pUps. rooms or be&? Sanfc.rd, and David T. Yates, THORNTON, MIS, SEAULA are without length of time the child Is In a children, who lonely In a 1st' "You're asking us to 'eat' GI-UIU)'. f , f/re Are parental care through no fault home, The r*'mal length of 71 for Tni)rtOf, . V4? WVI "W€ remain *128.000. S'iiJWr siiLiii houc because 'our "hddre Gramt.ow Funeral Huziw in time these children will of their own. *450 M,iflO11 ''.'I )O gone' are grown and charge of arrz*ngemnents 'IL .o 1 5cvnoIe Lodge, Monthly subsidies will be in the home is 14 days, she said. have always been under Wdsw%4a Interested persons reeking impression that we could If your answer is "yes" to paid. starting at $100, depenat tionf oord are proceed with our projects" lie information more qv ames C Vaughn of these questions, then the ding on how many cthildz-en are that "our MRS. ISEAULA THIWVIO% went on to nc.nng S.minoia R•1e5ah housed. Just tohai'e people with requested to call Mrs Amiderson of Family Services Is Division I ~ 43 w'lI (Qf'OV(t tar w.tat a, at 3224661 in Sanford or write commitments are based on anxious for you to coinac't t to homes available to accept Mr Beaua ',%, 'fl.oraton, .n Late* c'..t-c'r her at the Division of Family projects assubmitted"and said arrange an appointment for children on an emergency Ciftntler V Gramow Fn*rl 75. furmmwrl) of 306 Magnolia th in asking the developers to at Services. P.O. Box 2194, Sanin charge H0V consultation on providing basis. projects Ave., di Monday afternoon at e -, nlans for ''-' '•airs. Anderson said the " emergency shelter care [Or I. I, fMtrirt ('nurt. Miami, who told Judge ,Salfi the opinion in the WhgIen case is "extremely thought out and Oct. Ii 'I - I - - Waddell. 4 Several questions were diwussed in regard to these projects. The developers agreed to go along with all - -- liitliY NItil.I('k l'hiitt,i , ' ( Ii,i". 111-1db' iiitl titit S 44 E ., (-1(),,l - ( l 'I'hf'rr w.'ri' rd)0 vol i'rs ri'gisU'red Nott' Saturday at flit' l*ratl('hl tiflirt' .ilorit' in '' " ' I ill i Ie of FlorIa trndet Role i or. celitc r'orlmfieatinn Think y''i crime'; Another proponent for the death penalty is Peter Fay. (S S on the issue of the "ritc'nt of penalty, has the power t" imne the death sentence .hiilgr Salfi rrinfrncts the nly '" ''uit"ni' to 'bic' u.urt is life, either imposed ruurrc'ntley (if consecutively ith the defendant's present !if' sentence, unlesS the st..' iprerrie ('oiirt reconsiders act Isrifi*'s the language .ri.thi'r ca.w. in which it .!.It#,fl ''we ore unable in lbI.1( p of existing authorities or I lo g ic to find support for ft.' i'rintiflhianre of capital of!.'' as theretofore applied orange County ilueitor I' Powell has declared that hi' : .i reviewed the derision ru JuL" Solfi .inI found it to ho F'o reasoned and logical ser that as he understardit the i'oflSeflSUS of the L'nit.' -- 4, D ,u' h - hulk if ,iiitiuiiiiibil*' iri:,ur,,n(r li' 'oiil if U'Molli'y pr. fuir IhISI liability coverage, ll 'lflM RAt butts iuuit of tI-a' ourt.s. ()'\l alley said hiss at',ii;iturvl) uriIt'ri'd dt'crt'asi's Im AS'.Is'lzit('d I'ru's Writer a related matter, O'MalIe 4 ,01111P111% had di'termined that A 1s ni-Fault rati's, then insurant , TA 1,1 ,Al bAI:l-:, Fla also t old newsmnu'ri hi' w,uliI il. ihiittiit' tiiuitlit he fflr('i'(l Ii, no-fault had worki'd so well that lorida lustiranci' ('ohmFlorida 'no major exceptions" to lo iii;iki' it tip in ithi'r Forimis of hi! was going to order an ;iil. tiiissioiier 'iumim I )'Mallt'v hii uirtli'r requiring all accident ilutinal rat" uli' r'.i:i' uthark in i'iiii't.I)I' mnrliiilini; ;)''ih)l4' he'll order a u ,iruil health insimranii' linus uli ill pO.j)4'rtY dam' "Flu' r,'ilii'turm is hosed ii$$fl we increases ,iiitoiiioljilt' tnsutam'e maLt's in ing busuness in Florida to stando'iillssinn I ))riite(-tsun. ivsdu'rui' t"vt' gatiicnu'd for the st'vt'ral i ceks bet'atist' i n ardmn' and imriplify their potsuhit.'l I first i5 liii )IlthiS no-Fault's i$'(!n Fault savings, hut a spikI'Sil11ifl ii's starling Jon. 1 lissachIuist'(ts ur(lerc'il an in IM'rtw11," said ()'M;illey. Slates Supreme Court fir Liii' umisurarmut' industry Spukt'srrit'n froni a number of tinder its norates t'iiliI ili'rru'ase lit Furman versus Georgia is th..' complains tile illove lii os ever , Iii' i'on.'t'du'd ttiat imia jir Firms insurance insurant'.' i'ollisitrm fault law, it was the manner in which t1,,' tilt mrmitel result in higher liii' ('ilIIIIlOtlii'S i'oulil afford isratlng in Florida toldstati' ti rat,'s sin l>t'gan to soar death penalty was being urninsurance costs. Monday gsvuig rat.' decreases hurt' insurance officia ls to insurance s. imiaki' up time lass s '-rongfut and p os'ct that was )'Malley told several new than others, and that his order they couldn't meet the deadline firms. mmuu'ri Monday lie planned to hold lili until l' on a 'iruiian'-by— _______________ "I'rt"s nothing in the ti a r1t'i s conference **at the end .'..iiipanv basis if this month" to announce rate fault law that sa's Ilict 1)' Mollt' also said decreases rettin'tion.s because t-ninpinit's rimissionur has to order a rate e inlil h'pu.'nd in Individual had realized savings under decrease less than a year alter Iriviuit ri'urds and i here Florida 's no-fault insurance it t ook effect,'' said Wudulu'II ,Ou it. 10 '' p4 lIr'. tiil,k'r lioil ''I 'in not ''Same insurance c'nrmmpanIt's law, in effect since last Jan Sanford Sensor Citizens Club, into stanipeded get in on time ratesang to Tom Waddell, executive are still operating 2 p in (ii;ummiher of Commerceto I i ore utiarging in l%7, and ,iiakirmg prematureu'oriiments" director of (lie Florida they huilultnuZ Ii the exact ammiounts of the rate Insurance clflitdfl't afford to give rote 4k 1 Ii Association of (let re;isi's, he told newsmen (lilt., decreases. " Au. (ion to Lndi tht. 10 Companies. said enough Under no-fault insurmnct-, no-fault took ,'flect, it When Seiuic.itt' (iuimunut:. I.ihr,ur., School Middle M ilwec' hasn't been collected yet to motorists are reimbursed up to 15 man d a t ory s ithi it a Seminole P a is. 1') a in . Parents' Night, 7:30 p. fit., at know if no-fault is really saving carried $5,00t) b' their own insurance bowtier rent rate reduction. I (',.sseI'mry Teague Middle School, Forest money. Cuhlipanil's for personal injuries "Sonic of our companies (('II ever, that rate cut applied unity received in accidents regarto tin' cost of the basic no-fault its they are experiencing Oft. 11 was at fault. The 55 diess of 111) coverage below wit the said coverage a result of no-fault,"losses Volusia Rose Soc it't . Pi ti) tended to take the law si as in polic) holder had beeui paying Apartment 9 '. .A$ , - Car National Fire Prevention Week the fire department and in line with this Fire Chief .int'.i schooI, demonstrating announced the vieeks schedule ._ --..' -,,' ' , ItifIge Salfi reque'sterl the - for punishment tiih rUrt a(Tf'pt (f'l'tl(Ifatinfl (if the qne4tlr)n of whether a trial court sitting as sole trier of the fact after accepting a plea of guilty to first rl,'gree murder artil holding an evklenc'mtzry Rea Ii ze Sav i ngs Firms safety message across. Poovey, who is in charge l)uring the ieek, members I mill visit training and fire prevention. The week of Oct. 8-14 is It ra was ____ _____ iriariager, Walter Rnrone . npi'ti Seminole Pla,.a, ('asselhel'ry, Iiii"• ii Illti) S;lttII'll;t\ to icc'uni,iiiid:itt' those 'ishiiti.'. Lu) r('t!,iStt'l' ((I VOlt' Lfl'tllii' IHll)L'S F actors fl 1108 0RRIJ.I. Approved - . ____________ $ / I' Fire Prevention Week Complex es all f.., 1, I .' Is V; - Ill) 'i '''''''''' -, _______ becomes the main concern of rates, regardless of the car That ammunition comes in researchers f~". ages are corn-When the form of a survey which was The researchers mailed out bined, subcompacts and recently completed at the at Los 28,000 detailed questionnaires compacts have the worst over V, University of California attempt to assess drng all in an accident rate Angeles. It shows that the . tiabit.s. These were divided into The main differtuwe in _____ likclihoc.i of an accident categories of foreign sub- cent rates was age. Burg said - It. T.-J — curring depends not -ij compacts American compacts, e Younger drivers, on th of the car, but the age of the 0 1. and Am'ncan standard . whole, seem to prefer driving was smaller cars and were involved - Nearly 9,000 motorists categor) Each "ou are asking as to shelve the NlBICK KATHY 8 resded to a siTy con- represented b two makes of in more accidents, the study . money and start over." ducted by three University of cars. The Volkswagen "Beetle" indicates, Density of the projects was CASSELBERRY — Accep - L 490-- ~, _. Older drivers, while seeming California at Los Angeles and the Toyota Corona ,~o te plans for two also a big considera tion at the nce of the si car ta subcompact to prefer the standard sized researcher, Prof. Harry Case, represented ___________ proposed apartment complexes meeting. Saulter reported that the average age for the owner Dr Albert Burg and Jack field, the Ford Falcon and project had __________ COITh was approved at Last night's the architect for the 49.3 Baird. All are with the UClA Qws.-- II were the American of a standard car City Council meeting following computed the density for the Institute of Transportation and compact cars selected and full- pared to 13.5 for cornpact ___________ Marabella project 'on Grassy -t extended discussion. Traffic Engineering, sized Fords and Pontiacs were were involved in fewer ac acre, and Developers for the proposed Lake I at 14.7 units per m the standard sue car cide'nts. The study was unique, ac-Marabella project and the the density for the Whitehall Burg and his associates About 9,000 cording to Burg. because of its category. n project ion North Lake Tripleti project have emphasized the study was a Whitehall emphasis on the incidence of person' responded and the "fil , : befcfethe1nci1severa1Umes at l8. units per acre. collons. study team computed the pilot project and the results Council agreed to go along "Most previous research," he number of accidents per 100,000 should be considered a.' ten- 10 Order to establish that governed by with the 14.7 density, since this projects are not govern RETIRING after 19 years of driving a school bus for Seminole County, said. "has concentrated on miles driven in terms of car the newest wrung ordinance is within the requirements of Herbert Cherry (center) receives congratulations and a check from or- the site plan review ordinance, ____ and the site plan review -.Superintendent of Schools John Angel (right) and transportation dinance. Attorne) Jim Saulter but negotiated with the Supervisor Woodrow Burnsed. for the developers. May-Miller developers to bring the density - ""at":... Z, (Ann Sicczkowski Photo) 1411 7 Associates, claimed before and on Whitehall to 12 units per again at this meeting that City acre Saulter said that the Manager Ronald Bergman had developers would either purtold him the projects would not chase more land or remove Re s .' . . -' " come under the two rc'es. some units to comply with this . 4 requirement. City Attorne' Kenneth - Council agreed to accept site - 'r . . M cIntosh reported to the plans for both projects conAn orchid corsage was of the event, with committee LI ANN SIECZKOWSKI . -council that he had investigated tingent upon compliance with presented to Mrs. Baumgartner members Janet Byrnes, Clara _ I John Matheson. Geneva I.argent, Bergman's statement, which all stipulations as set forth by Seminole County School Bus and a carnation to Cherry. Maheu had been witnessed by two city the council and acting mayor. [)rivers Association held a Angel, superintendent of (;race ))ollowa', Lois - /TdP hools and Woodrow Rurnsed, and Pat Fletcher, prepared a '4 building inspectors and the Vote on both plans wa 3.-I, John retireir.' "t reception for two of architect for the project. Zacco voting "no." Zacco actheir memoers recently at the transportation supervisor For colorful reception fare for those and Pat designed ' McIntosh determined that lake Mary fire station. council theremaining the school system, pre'-.entud firesent. las 1 the a cake in shape of a school Bergman's statement was that members of -wheeling and A total of 96 bus drivers from checks to each of the retirees on bus, decorated with cllow I himself, did not think the dealing" in order to satisfy Seminole Count)' gathered to behalf of the drivers, c0('t)niit, and complete with time ordinances would apply but he developers, and urged denial of bid a "fond adieu' to Mrs. Jean flag signifying a stop sign. Mrs. Grace hxkr, chairman rid could not speak for the City the plans. Acting Council Baumgartner, itio has coinCouncil's feelings on this. Chairman Leighty pleted 22 years of service to the John Bergman clarified this at last replied. 'NObOd)' tells me how county schools as a bus driver, night's meeting by repeating to vote;' and the plans were and to Herbert Cherry, who has that he was not speaking for the approved 3-1. been on the job for 19 )'ears. city, and that he had said that -' the twitter would be a council ____ -1 decision. car. ',': ' - "0~0~_ __j~= •' ' .,., 'f,f-)!I,qtio,.~!qf,altlhf, "ith penally could he imposed I i • '' -r .d." ..'.jrlIng certain criteria 'A';14 u.irc'rit hoc t'''t r''' ''i'.'rd p met ( ir imit Jmirlie 1o,ninu k Salfi in l'e,','ll stated that in flo r'g;srd t(i iIfl opinion and Ct'Whalen ease, 'Von met all '' i!' otiofl filed ',*'ith (hi' he a .'a,lahle rriterIa LI-i." (.',,irt in *1.0 ,,tC r,f ,•,,.,i ,.nAr !w ,r,i r %i'Iiit4ç iiI.'.' '.1 Paid Wnolen hr.pefiilly t he Florida Supreri" .'Jhnfrn pleaded guilty (in (o'srt -mill accept your cr tIre 26 to !tie rroirrler last Is'c t ifieation and clarify th" of Richard Franklin 1 'Y , language in the I'hnniildccin I ;celt,i'rry Ail,( l,i,iur,r Store "rsi&s Stick which you pointed ..-.citar;t manager r' another case in quest inn Whalen remain' to te se nI'owetl continue, 1 hnil ten4'eil in the plea html has follow this decision with great received a life sentene for ii interest. and share with you the May 23 guilty plea lii kidnaping cnnrern o'ier the lnc.s of the ;inl rrit,t'r',' rif the store's death penalty a'; the altimate __________ t, r'- t. t196#1 r.-'q "' 1' :' 17 Hailed By Attorneys , ,-. 1 - I J__ ~:__~'i i ' ' Re duced to 44" (104 ' . !";1 ., 4 0,01 60 • . ' 41 __ _ . ..• -- --j. oi l by . . rr,'rc,,n ARMY-NAVY 1 p P ' "I;-,---V, Salft Death Opi nion It', %IItIO'. I J 4, I V4 . ' , _', - - I I \\ ~ I it - - -- Agenda Planrurg and Zoning board Farr 4,iludM recommending denial of the agriculture to PU!) on property commercial area, school site. Three public hearing's which The meeting will be held at 730 in hjtlito* Prf1rtFarr, loca ted west of Markham gofl course, recrOSItiOn area and involve Pill) 4 planned unit p. m. at the County Comimasion kiokin, to the future, said there Woods Road and cast of Little open space. ofthe courthouse. developuient i are on tomorrow were five applicnts for PU!) Wekiva River. The propertv Hou.s1ec gill Lw m ater front At last month'S cmmLSS1ofl for connight's agenda contains 776actes with one mile homes, two story terrace encom developments ________ - - .--------. multitudinous of river frontage. Plans include a p tssing esafld golf a patio and —• pcpulatum,andthatif the board an cecutive retreat. golf ranted one applicant, it would, course, stables, recreation The third request is •n fairness, have to grant all. 1 center and restaurant. Everette Huske -. developer of A second request is that of iave a gnawing feeling". Fart -. the county is Alan Day ton developer of Sweetwater Oaks. for a chan*' ticn said. a from agriculture to PUP Runnymed e ," who requests reaching the point of maximum located on 642 acres along the -. return. We must say 'no' to change from agriculture to River. north of Vekiva of the line things which PU!) on propert located north Wekiva Springs Road. of SR 434 including the Mid..re coming before us" The ieveopment iull feature 4 . Among the three requests for Florida Country Club. The single tanul condonuniums. .. ;omng change to Pill) are a property encompasses 1,600 4 . and diellings. and an office park. request by Shaker Vale, Inc., acres between The Springs - - Wingfield Sweetwater Oaks Plans in. Ln. ('.untV Planner !)avid developers of to these PFOPOM1S Reserve," for a change from clutle a residential area. the -.i' r.d tuo\ m-:1HF t On I J. I" I . N %I --, ~ - - " 12. .o __ Fibre FOO'TLOCX IRS 'S �Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1972 4A-The Sanford Herald Editorial t 7~ Comment . I. a- I . Fire Prevention It there is one hazard of everyday living in which the old saying "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" is certainly true, it is in the case of fire. Always true from the days when brush and forest fires swept into the frontier towns and wrecked havoc to these times of complex construction and drastic changes in neighborhoods, it is imperatively demanding in the explosive areas of Central Florida. And in none more so than Seminole County where governmental boundaries are under and common sense pressure to adjust to the '70s do away with the concepts of yester-years. We are moved to make this comment as this is "Fire Prevention Week" and it is a campaign which this year is aimed at the place where most fires destroy not only property but lives. The Is Truly U To P You! " - common good. Indeed this is another of the factors. now at much longer. that work and not to be gain points to a n opportunity for consolidated or combined government which confronts the county and all the municipal governments. And while this may take a great deal of doing before it can he realized, the fire hazard is something which has no time limitations nor check list. The danger is great. Last year over $300 million was the loss in home fires and more than half the victims killed in fires suffered this fate in their own homes. IA.'t us make this a week for good housekeeping and for the home clean-up which can and will prevent such losses! time-table for happening. Offbeat Ruminations Home. We trust that other fire departments are as wide awake to this opportunity to spread the gospel of prevention as is the Sanford Fire Department. For what the expert fire-fighters of this rapidly modernizing department are abou t is somrt hing which is so simple :111(1 makes such good sense that it deserves to tx' copied. Under the direction of Fire Chief G. Manning Uarriett, this story of home fire prevention is being told to the elementary school classes, Easily read and clearly diagrammed plans for protection from fire hazards in homes are being furnished the youngsters. Opening The Ma i I, Opens The Eyes Belittled sage: Confucius. books of Confucious, burned in Channel, better wait fl() until B HAL BOYLI. an 1,400 long revered by the Chinese as 213 B.C., by an earlier shortth Th sa next year. Of more 0 columnist might never know if swimmers ho attempted this the wisest of their wise men, Is lived dictatorship, survived to [cit fewer than 2(50 have sue- now officially in disfavor in Red tx't'otne the basis tit Chinese he didnt open his mail gators don't have to worry et-eded since Matthew Vcbt, China Authorities feel his eduation for more than ,si(50 Alli about getting false teeth. Some first conquered the Channel in teachings tend to undermine years. Worth remembering: "All authoritarianism because they membersnfthe&liigatOrfaTTlilY 1875. Strong tides and the cold, grow as many as 40 sets of teeth choppy waters defeated more stress the ethical responsi- you can do about children these bilities of individuals. But the days is to have them." than 1,200 swir'imers. in a lifetime, The auto has become man's worst enemy - except for man himself. Of America's 114 mu Lt. Jim Poovey, training and fire prevention lion drivers, one in live as In. officer, is making the personal contact. This vohed in a car accident last the story to the homes by way of the year. s.ioo were killed and effective which has been . million were injured. children is one e Spectacl s weren't innationally, troduced until around the dawn The burden of the message is that fire of the 14th century. Until then prevention is a family affair. If there is a fire this millions of short-sighted people represents a failure in the home to correct throughout the world lived out hazards and to take simple precautionary steps. their lives without ever really This county, of course, includes many seeing a mountain, a cloud or unincorporated areas. Some of these have the stars. volunteer fire departments. But the patchwork Gi of the myths about sex this over which stretches most people used to believe quilt of fire protection States is ed and many still do - is that food fastest growing county in th e Unit containing saltpeter will rob something which definitely is not capable of both men and women of sexual providing the kind and the extent of fire desire. It doesn't. protection which is needed. You may have trouble finding your identity, but you can be pretty sure of one thing: You are different from everyone else on earth. Except for identiIn Washington, we are told, the Nixon adcal twins, whodohave the same ministration is talking about turning the Vietmixture of genes, since they nam war over to the Postal Service on the theory both come from a single ferthat if the postal officials can't stop the war, at tilized egg, your chance of Charleston (S.C.) being exactly like any other hu. down. least they can slow it man being is infinitesimally News and Courier small. The odds against it can ____________________________________________________ be expressed only by the digit one followed by 9.301 zeros. The Good Old Days 7 In Montgomer Ward & Co.'s original TELEPHONE ca talogue in 1872 here were a 831 9993 2611 322 few of the prices quoted : six SANFORD. FLA 32771 300 N FRENCH AVE pairs of Army wool sax, $1; a set of 12 white-handled knives IELOW. Editor and Publisher WALTER A forks, $1: a six-gallon keg t Publisher and NE D DOYLE, Ad.,ertisrig Director & Ass? of bourbon whisky, $1.70. FRANK VOLTOLINE. Circulation General Manager Postpone it: If youare planJOHN A SPOLSKI. Assoc iate Editor ning to try to swim the English 'ik f WA P SOME AM(CAN t y4AT ).PAAJE5E 7PM$tcrC'R' - - IF - If I - 4- ,1 / - -- I Capitol Joke xhit0anforb nath FRED VAN PELT Managing Editor WINIFRED F GIELOW Comptroller STAFFORD DERBY Editor of Editorial Page ROY GREEN CHARLES HAYS Mehan'ai Sup! RALPH HAYS Con'i' Rr"vii Forerriari ,ANE CASSELBERRY County Edlor RAY STEVENS DORIS WILLIAMS Press Room Foreman coc.ety Editor BILL VINCENT JR Staff Photographer SUBSCRIPTION RATES Jsc wc 19006 Mo,,ths - %1 SO Month 115005 Yeav - Same A Home Del'i'ry In F br .da onths ItO IS () P,?n?h All Other I? ms S,O USP0Ilal Regulations pr.o, de that alt mail ?.t.,ihs iptons (' paid in ad v anc e Fritu'red as seond class matter OOober 77. 1910 at the Post Office of Sanford Florida - - - No part of any material. r,cws or ad,,er? sriQ of this edition of !'IflflCc *ithOç,it The Sanf or d Herald may be reproduced fl .tten perins5.Ofl of th.' publisher of The Herald Any '1 ,r, di, ,duPI or f il m responsible for such reproduitiofl ill be (onsidered as infringing on The Heralds copyright and will be held liable for damage under the iaw PbIished daily e'cpt Saturday Sunaa ) and Christmas published Saturday preceding Christmas The Herald is a merrbvr of the Aisc,'a?ed Pre whsth s en rE'pr Od L.c lpOO r! vt the lo( tilled iCluSi.Clp t the use printed in ths nt-wpape' Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs .l. 'ii , 5)1 6975 bear Lake Forest City Ann R*lc $35 9959 C,iiberry Tanglewood i',Iihp Id'b)ack 815 11510 Mar , l,n Gordon 831 o97S Fern Park ( (ttes Goideneod Iastb,o,I P.'..,' a, G',.'il'' Chu luota 349,5205 D.Itona.DeBrYEnterprise 372.2611 Ext $7 I 11 / I 4 1 HINW IM0 . -------- X X _L : The constant Iravelci about the United States these Lake Mary Ann !ec:kow ii, I 322 $104 One Mans Opinion a I Like Monroe )22 7oI' Long*o*d Ann R i ley WInI.' Springs Mary Hyatt WASHINGTON-The wellpublicized bugging incident at the Watergate here may never emerge as the most telling issue in the Nixon-McGovern campaign. It could be, however, the biggest publishing bet-off since Clifford Irving tried to tell us all Oslein Snyder Clarence M's 377 4.141 Geneva Oviedo Slavia Lit Mathieu* 3.49.5201 Publishers' representatives I*ri &y ii. 'lrca .r4 outlines are coming In at an accelerated pare from potential writers who want to tell it all atotit Watergate. flie writers range from Martha Mitchell to free lanca who contend they have scene at the Democratic National Committee headquarters here earlier this yeai are favorite targets of book publishen, one printer's rep said. All are reluctant to jump into print until their court cases have concluded- No definitive publishing work on the incident is ripetted to be prLn.cd tef ore the end of 1972. Next year, however, they may glut the market. House Republicans may not have seniority but they have becti singularly successful over the Last few years in bouncing Democrats in a definitely - . 1i ____ I L. - -. , ,'. - ':. F & '\ I - _______ c... . - - . - j S -, . 1 \ .. ' . ': • ' ;. '..' I Automatic Cycle,; for Added Convenience t 'e - limply .e1i't tti. 7 -lh. ¶amp.rat'3?e Typ. t t,hr1u In-i yrnr f -..',5 iii t.','tq.il 4111 tfrt (5 J and .tnaI ti. r.i? J ..ti.n •5T l. If " "%... "a 'try 4 ( '(hen position I didn't want to be in Winewrind, developing a rest dential and commercial enir iicx southeast of Tallahatser If'tt I and Sandy Austin. ,\f-ill I { i 1ev Photo ' --- - - - - ____ Federal Judge Rejects Case Turner Tr i a I To en 0 advice,'' said I irry (cirgirirh, I tilrlsphrs.'.s' new attorney. Mt'anwhili', three Turner as- i.iti's turned therriselv es in tv Pinii'll;is County Jail in Clear ater Monday to begin serving O.u1ay t'nnternpt sentence hanulcd down by Circuit JwI.' B. J. In-iver when they refused to talk to a grand jury last imiontli The 2roi I istrsrt court of A1peals last Friday ordered Liro', Re;uli', Jack O'Brien and Nant Sue Gilliam begin serving their senteni es Beak it'd the trio to jail. wearing a flashy knit suit, holding up a $1,200 wad of ruone. and carrying a copy of ''Do Yui'i Sincu'ru'Iv Want to lx' Ituh.'' * a _____ ... ....... ----- ir.s ng. Iu.put - , . .' r ., r . 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Turner refused to state court had no authority to testily under the show ('ansi' or;)ro(t'('(l with trial as scheduled der and was sentenced to 150 ttii' while juirisdict itinalI,iy iii jail. That conviction (1lIcStioIl was IlendiIIII, at the pri'_senitl> is tinder appeal to the 211d District Court in Lakeland. federal level. UruiMk'i'tive jurors were not FIn, In his trial, Turner (act's M present in tin' iourtruwiui, which was hail filled with spectators. counts of violating Florida's si-Defense attorneys later mdi- curities lalAs in salt's of l)ari• i'atttl tilt')' would appeal to lx' Great,'' a motivational Krcntttmiani's denial to the 5th course and subsidiary of Glenn U. S. Circuit Cuiuirt of Appeals at W. Turner Enterprises. humNew Orleans. It was not liii- phries was charged with 50 UIIli.m Li., !,,,rn,,.l t,, ,iu.'uii:ili'it ii,'ar it hue flint'.. i'.iurutc while the third c1u'fi'n1ant, I)avid Baumann, was turn state's evidence in return would again delay the trial lilt! petition se'klng it t'iiangi.' flaITle(i on 36 counts of selling of immunity and three for Turner's business associates of jurisdiction was hstily filed in unregistered securities. IIuiiuphries, a ''Dare to Ix' went to jail for refusing to the U.S. Middle District Court answer it grand jury's in nearby Tnnpa last Friday Great" area director from after Patterson (lenied a change Tampa told Judge Patterson questions. Monday he wanted to (urn In a verbal order Monday, of ve nue. state's evidence anti fire his It eIiiiiit'ui lurner's ('Oflstitu. KrentzJudge Hen District U.S. man refused to step into the tiounl rights to free speech, as- attorney, Arnold Levine. Ile was iniine'diately grilflte(i case and sent it right back to si'nstily andpublic trial had Pinellas County Circuit Court. been imperiled 1)), the state immunity by the state and K rent z man dismissed Court and that lower court spent iiiuch of the rest of the without hearing a defense plea judges had evidenced prejudice (lay behind closed doors with for a federal court to take over in events which led to the initial prosecutors. ''lie arrived at his 'ccision the case, saying that the postponement of the cast' last freely. iiluritarsI and at Ili iiv)\ViilflesdaY. not en Its face did petition on such relief under to title Turner ,T,,,,,.,I..._,,,l,......,.. p.. -- '- p.rm.i.n! CANNON MJSCN P1 A 0, £ I l''alttì and 1(ehahilutatti' -.'rvires I hlltSi. liv PAT I.KISNER Associated Press Writer Cl ,1-:Auwv1I-:ht, l"la. 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RETIRED 11 vvr BERRY'S YiORLO it • j4 N -________ (kC4 t'.14l 01 4 E , / . course. - 'I , . - Revenues of all city governments In the country totaled $37.4 billion In fiscal year 1970.71, an increase of $4.7 billion over the previous year. Hut the city expenditures totaled $39.1 billion in 1970.7i, making for a net loss of $1.7 billion. This was $200 million more on the minus side of the ledger than in the year before. Property taxation continues to be the predominant source of funds, supplying more than a quarter of total revenues. Talk among city fathers these days is of "revenue sharing," in which the federal government will ante up generous injections of money for the hard-pressed state and local governments, with the hoped- for result that increasingly unpopular property taxes can be eased. But Uncle Sam can only give to the people what he takes from them In the first place and he Is already running tremendous deficits himself (which are paid for through inflation, another kind of taxation). Cynical students of the situation take a wait-and-see attitude. Ruttier than helping the cities out of their financial plight, revenue sharing may only enable them to dig deeper holes. OOOOW I. . -U---, -1 1 The next day, Everett Tote to President Lincoln: "1 should be glad if 1 could flatter myself that I came as near to the central idea of the occasion in two hours, as >013 did In two minutes.' In this case, they would rely on another professional graybeard-Rep. Jack Kemp, It-N.Y. One l(publicani pushing the game told this writer that Keziip, long since retired from the Buffalo Bills, still has enough rip in the arm to defeat anything the Democrats might display. "We have enough weight by otlien attu.bef& to gIve Jck thc protection he needs," the wurce said. "But we don't know how much weight they have." At this point, the game has not beets scheduled. Also, no one is willing to begin calculating the odds on such a contest. ' . , I Of Cities Worsens Many Bid For "The Watergate Story" / I By DON OAKLEY Carl Siiridburg reports that Lir.coln looked at the voluminous manuscript and cited a remark by Daniel Webster. "Solid men of Boston make no long orations." Whether Lincoln wrote his own speech on the back of an envelope, while on the train heading for the ceremonies, old as fact or fanta sy. difficult to establish is just about forgotten Edward Everett, as has History Gett.sburg, although this was not true at role at least for his time. Everett got the big newspaper play-his speech the and was widely praised. took up two full newspaper pages Lincoln's remarks got Little immediate attention, and even this included biting criticism. Everett began: "Overlooking these broad fields now reposing from the Labors of the waning year, the mighty Alleghenies dimly towering above us, th e graves of our brethren beneath our feet, it is with hestitatlon that I raise my poor voice to break th e eloquent silence of God and nature.. ." He broke that silence for a hour arid 57 minutes, So President Lincoln had is hard act to follow, eloquently. and an audience which must have been a wee bit on the jaded side. There were a few reporters, however, who praised it. The Springfield siU. Republican said of the speech: "It tins the merit of unexpectedness in its verbal perfection and beauty." . I Pennsylvania Avenue the "iniide,' dope. All of the men arrested on the ' ' . the law, Abe Said It .411 In Two Minutes By MICIIAF.LO'('O%N(m ('opley Nes*s Service 'j ' .1). ) nonpolitical venture--the an. nual baseball game. Democrats have been so oversitieliningly trounced In these benefit outings each year that the Republicans now even keep their best pitcher-Wilmer "Vinegar Bend,' Mizell of Mizouri-ff the mound. Mizell has picked up several Inches of girth on the middle since his days with the St. Louis Cardinals but still apparently baa enough on the ball to wipe out Ufl% would-be Democratic curve ball hitter. Republican.s now say they want to go One better by ehulknging t.)euiocrats to an equally competitive onegame only match up in tom) :;-::oiwir- ' i) - City governments are in a financial hole and It's getting deeper, reports Commerce Clearing house. thought or sentiment. . .2 --i I. -' I ,%~ - [Copley NrSService by a few appropriate remarks." More bluntly, keep it short, buster. Everett was a thoughtful man, and when he had cornpieted his speech he sent a copy of the text to President Lincoln, noting that it might help In avoiding duplication of .-.. . .d • (lflS finds it %etV difficult to be 01)ttIflktIC about the future As affluence has advanced beyond most Imaginings. the quality of life seems to have itecisned seriously in man ,many ways I' not talking just about those things the politicians and someother figures mean when they say ''quality of life" - the pollution of air and water, the rampant crime in the streets, the deterimatloli of city services, etc There is something much bigger and more important missing (toni American life And the saddest part about that is that millions upon millions of Americans don't know It because they never had it. To speak of the '1jood old ilays'' is to lay oneself open wise There is to easy scoffing, good.nat ured or of souit' validit v in that kind of criticism l'olit ical analyst Richard Sc am mon once s nor ted ''The good old days , those were the days when mama boileti the wash", Agreed Many of tile shortcomings of hte past are forgotten as recollections of good times spread a golden * glow over everything But I'll just defy my younger friends and asstx'tates and say tlatl' that a lot that went on was better than what goes on today One hardly knows where to begin and no short repoil like this can more than brush the surface I'll start by saving there was a great deal more sim 1i' dignity in lIfe kindness, in the sense of considerat on for others exhibited in public places. was pract ic.'ti in shouting ;waci' and io'i' not ca tried on lilac fact of flowers tnt'' or .it ttfIL'l.ili\ ;t (bred liv the thriittIn, strangi'I s• hand A short few decades ago. freedom and opportunity Wi'' i' cruefly detii.'d to blacks and other minorities (thei r numbers were then intich smallert But freedom Wa s better understood as (ieeplv linked with order. Because In this age. ''order" was adopted by some Americans as a code word for harsh suppression of minority rights and opportunities Its vital bond with Freedom is broken. tXX to 75,(XX) miles a Wherever I go. and I travel year to all corners of the land. I see on almost any given day more thoughtless. selfish, inconsiderate, disorderly human behavior than I saw in months in earlier times e s. there are far more people today. but that just Yes, y isn't the whole story. We like to blame the carnage on the highways on dedi'. (ective cars. There is a point there, lint a thousand Ralph Naders couldn't produce safety out of the mail, selfish scramble which enlivens our roadways When we're not in cars, most of us these days t ra ci lit the great big bus in the sky. It's a marvel of speed and technical efficiency. But almost everything a human being has to do to get to an airplanc, sit in it, get off of it, get his bags and go on his way involves a herdlike clashing of elbows that i painfully demeaning. We like to blame city decay on government neglect and lack of rebuilding money. Again, the complaint has some merit But much of the mess is simply disorganized human behavior. The cities are an ugly portrait of people who don't care, who litter streets and lawns. scrawl their pathetic names anti slogans In spray paint every. where, wait for "them" to make the urban scene more livable. The fuss about the voting wearing long hair and beads is silly. What isn't silly is the rontrived ugliness some of the young insist upon these days, and the emptyheaded lounging in public places which passes for "living" in the nonworld they have created Amid all the gross selfishness, I find little real caring for self. And much of the "new freedom" is only a spiritless caricature. .-Ito '. '•- -.- ' Financial Plight In this autumn of presidential speeches, it might be useful to dwell upon the speech that President Abraham Lincoln gave at Gettysbur g five score and rune years ago. It wasn't intended as a speech, either by President Lincoln or by the worthy citizens who invited him to attend the edicatson ul a National Soldier's Cemetery at Gett)StAir. In fact, if he hadn't held the high office he did, Lmcoln have been asked to say a word. It was this matter of protocol alone that put turn on the program. They had a "main speaker" - Edward Everett. perhaps one of the great classical orators of his tory. But it took some discussion before It was decided that the chairman Include in .1 am the imitation to the president this request: you to invite authorized b) the governors of the various states which will ceremonies, to be present and participate in these doubtless be very imposing and solemnly Impressive of the nation. formally set apart these grounds to their sacred use - - ' r.\I.I.AUASSEF. f'ia I Al' I flr'trnoc R ain Wjre',c'rM 'x,. Sot 'ut's the best of Foist of (etc reroi r'l f lot irl1i (.' fl°i I irnrtnr ('hester Rlakernore by Iho department, with a he sees no a'inflirt of in- price of $4M0 a square font F'partment official Jim Rnir"st In all' wing a firm r '(iflatiflI ;Slc,(Wi annual ieflr sairl the agency is seekine i with a state agency to a total of l2f1.flflA square feet, 'kI a gate frrim his hack yard probably in four separate hut Wtno -'o,ii contiguous $ golf course. Blakeniore approves or re- tsiildngs, it an annual cost if )P('tS c(i,tf' teases. taking his ar557fll tionc to the Cabinet For cririfir. Rlakemorr'. who lives in i' roalion olrli'r quibdiviinn ad joining It" Asked Monday if he had con- W,npund golf course, said ..ik'red ., priccibleennflfrt when favored reinniflg proprsse1 by ' riewrøwl Properties built the the company even though most to its golf course at his re- of his Indianhead Acres neigh1 ui'ct . Blakern'ire said '1 don't Pwirs opposed the development f'el there's any 1 favored re-inning of that itt' said W,ra'wc.nwl partner property from agricultural l's'i:obc'rt (,trtee r,ffered him a ruse I was afraid that pastiiroçirtnerchip in the firm but '1 land out there could become a iirneii it down because I don't pigpen or it trailer park." he tIi(iW whether there would be saul. '1 thought a golf ny leases corning from this the quality-type project hey l'frlt apre'ilkini.i hnti( .eotslrl _____________ / Ij B, SAM STEWART CopleyNewsSerViCC .,,. Lai'i) ....IL(il.? 0~ ' -- _ 9" . Americana about Howard Hughes. Color ed Community PMr.., HdwkinS 372 SItS IV I I -aaff flit o97', $31 9959 Li: Mathitux 6. X_ -_, By lUfl'('F BIOSStT Adbeftssng Manager GARY TAYLOR Sports Editor Ilonie Del, I I .-__,p ." fr\P Said Not Linked Mirror Reflects Much Bad Today - - Nor does it signal ahead whether it will take place in some of the obviously dangerous firetraps which usage and time have made of the older buildings in the county on the farm or on Main Street. Thus we join with the non-profit National Fire Frevention Association of Boston and urge all county home-owners to complete a safety fire There are existing fire fighting units which are capable of mustering enough strength to cope with the fire hazard. These could be welded into a much better weapon if the legal restricthe local tions and - even more damaging a zeal for the by erased rivalries could be , Is ,_- ~AF , , By Mdii Big Lease, Gate Political Notebook ~.~ -1 --I RETIRED AMERICA. INC. I e:': 4" I, I I j 111111111111111111 11111111111111111 010=1111 It South Strict ()IJ i,ui (.'i Vull 1:-ti i'.t L5.1 5.fl Annex Orlando. Florida 3201 Ph..n. (3051 846 0555 a 1 % - Ayvp wi �,A-The Tuesday. Oct. 10, 1972 Sanford Herald 1 Editorial Comment Fire Prevention Is Truly Up To You! There are existing fire fighting units It there is one hazard of everyday living i n which the old saying "An ounce of prevention is true, which capable of mustering enough strength to wi th the fire hazard. These could be welded into a much better weapon if the legal restricLions and - even more damaging - the local rivalries could be erased by a zeal for the common good. Indeed this is another of the factor . now at work and not to be gainsaied much longer, that points to an opportunity for consolidated or c mbined government which confronts the county and all the municipal governments, And while this may take a great deal of doing before it can be realized, the fire hazard is something which has no time limitations nor time-table for happening. are it is in worth a pound of cure" is certainly the case of fire, Always true from the days when brush and forest fires swept into the frontier towns and w-recked havoc to these times of complex COfl' struction and drastic changes in neighborhoods. it is imperatively demanding in the explosive areas of Central Florida. o And in none more so than Seminole County governmental boundaries are under where common sense pressure to adjust to the '70s and do away with the concepts of yester-years. We are moved to make this comment as this is "Fire Prevention Week" and it is a campaign which this year is aimed at the place where most fires destroy not only property but lives, The Political :~ Q I V1 LA I Nor does it signal ahead whether it will take place in some of the obviously dangerous firetraps which usage and time have made of the on the farm or on older buildings in the county Main Street. Thus we join with the non-profit National Fire Prevention Association of Boston and urge all county home-owners to complete a safety fire check list. The danger is great. Last year over $300 million was the loss in home fires and more than half the victims killed in fires suffered this fate in their own honws. Let us make this a week for good housekeeping and for the home clean-up which can and will prevent such loss& Opening The Mail, Opens The Eyes books I Confucious, burned in P'clttIt'd sage: Confucius, it nC% until Channel. better 1 HAL BOYLE as 213 B.C., by an earlier short\%i,' YORK' AP - Thuis a next year . Of more than 1.400 long revered by the Chinese lived dictatorship, survived to is miumnist might never know if swimmers who attempted tIns the wisest of their wise men, of Chinese feat, fewer than 2(X) have sue- now officiaflyindasfaiortn Red become the basis open his mail: he than 2,000 for more education i-ceded sinc'c Matthew Webb China Authorities feel his Alliitcirs don ' t have to wom scars. t'onquert'd the Channel n teac tun'. tend to undermine about getting false teeth. Some first Worth remembering: "All because they authoritarianism cold, tides and the members of the alligator family 18Th. Strong you can do about children these waters defeated more stress the ethical responsigrow as many as 40 sets of teeth choppy bilittes of individuals. But the days is to have them." than 1.200 swimmers. in a lifetime, The auto has become man's 'iL fWAP WME AA1FPC4N W447 worst enemy except for man Of America's 114 milhimself. PtAJEE 7MTOR' FO A 1IOTI drivers, one in five was involved in a car accident last ; %ear, 54,700 were killed and j. ve million were injured. - Spectacles weren't in- - Capitol Joke 'anftirb wrath FRENCH AVE N - FRED VAN PELT 'anag'n; Editor WINIFRED F GIELOW STAFFORD DERBY Editor of Editorial Page ROY GREEN PAP01-An-C61 ItALPHHAYS Cc'ip Rr.r,m Forrrnri DORIS WILLIAMS Editor BILL VINCENT , J 'Sf. ',ee+. Sane (1(1 I? 'I"' - ir.e'v" as 'cond tass matter Octobe' 7 7 1910 at lIt" Pt 32771 (Yfici" 'f 5nfc,d FIor. - No par t of any ma terial. ne S or ,'iCJvCt t'Sirig of this edition c1 hP Sanford Herald rav be reproduced In any manner iithOtit r 'lien perrmsston of IN. put- ithei of Ihe Herald Any in ct.'OueI or firm responsible icr such rc.roduO,on AsIl be onsidered as i nfringing or, The berald'% c opyright And siII be . ,mage under in. IaA t'ubIi,l*d daily eept S,,turday Sunuay and Chr,st.as 1.,.,blsheiJ Satuiday preceding Chr,%tmas for . - ' - The Hera ld is a member of the Associa ted Press *Piich is Cfl titled Cis (IuSiweI, •: c" 4 or rcprOdic 'iOn c'f p1? the local nt.ws t,',..:1pCr A'tamnnit $pr.r.s ic I y nC,,ydon IIU t.V?!, Bear Lake Fortt City An" Riep 8)? 9959 Fcmn Pail I (states Goldenrod Casibrook t,.,, ,..1. ''1 Lake Mar p Ann cet : j;'i III - .I - - It t)'SbUr1, In fact, if he hadn't held the high office be did. Lincoln souldn't have been asked to ay a word. It was this matter of protocol alone that put him an the program. They had a 'main speaker" - Eduard Everett, perhaps one of the great classical orators of history. iit it took some discussion bo!ore It was decided that the chairman include in the invitation to the president this request: ". . .1 am y authoriu'ciby the governors of the various states to invite will which ceremonies, to be pr.-sent and participate in these impressive of the and soleinrd) doubtless be very imposing grounds to their sacred use nation, formally set apart these by a few appropria te remarks." More bluntly, keep it short, buster. Everett was a thoughtful man, and when be had cornpleted his speech he sent a coiy of the text to President lincoln. noting that it might help in avoiding duplication of Carl Sandburg reports thsi l.ir.coln looked at the volinntr.aus manuscript and cited a remark by I)ant?l Webster "Solid men of Boston make no long orations." Whether Lc,coln v:rnte his own speech on the back of a.1 old en-elope. while on the- train heading for the ceremonies, is difficult to establish as fact or fantasy. History has just atx,ut kis-gotteia Edward Everett, as least for his rnle atGettsbtwg. although this was not tru. at the time. Evzrett got the big neisneper play -his speech took up two full newspaper pages - and was widehe praised. lincoln's remarks got little immediate attention, end even this included bitini criticism. "Overlooking these 'road fields now K Everet reposlnz from the labors of the waning )•(5J the mighty Aflegherues dimly towermg above us, the graves of our brethren beneath our feet, it is with hesttt.atlon that 1 raise my poor voice to break the eloquent sticrce of God and nature. ....lie broke that silence lot a hour and 57 minutes, So President lincoln vtd a hard act to follow, eloquently. and at'. audience ,thirh must have been a we,. bit on the laded side. There were a few reporters, howe"er, who praised it. The SprL'Igfield 1111. i Republican said of the speech: "It has th e merit of unexpectedress in its verbal perfection and beauty." The next ally. Everett wrote to President Lincoln: "I should be glad if I could flatter myself that I came as near to the central idea of the occasion In oAohours, as you did in two minutes." t to- an: biB 7150 P,øiriIyfl Go'd'ri 83' 0c'i Chvlti*1 Liz Mathieu* I -.-._ij' . -' . - t4dry Hyatt !! 30 5205 t/ji WASHINGTON-The wellpublicized bugging incident at paign. It could be. however, the biggest publishing bet-off Wince D"rnocrats have teen so scene at the Democratic overwhelmingly tr.unced in National Committee these benefit outings each year earlier tins headquarters here that the Republicans now evt-n targets of year are favorite pitcher-Wilmer keep their best book publishers, one printer's rep said. All are reluctant to jump L'ito print until their court cases have conchded. No definitive publishing work on the Incident Is expected to be printed before the end of 1972. Next year, however, they may glut the Geneva Ovs"do Slavia Liz A.athteu 349 S"S free House Republicans may not have seniority but they have been singularly successful over Ole Last few )cars in bouncing lancers who contend they have Democrats In a definitely 777 441 ---- ---- from Martha Mitthell to , ,, market. 'Vingar Bend,' Mizell of Missouri-off the mound. Mizell has picked up several Inches of girth on the middle since his days with the St. Louis Cardinals but still apparently has enough on the ball to wipe out any would-be Democratic curve bitil hitter. Republicans now say they want to go one better by challenging Democrats to an equally competitive onegame only match up in touch football. in this L - w__, -, - , 1. '. __ kr,cw how much weight they have." At this point, the game has not been scheduled. Also, no one is willing to begin calculating Ow odds on such a contest. ._ ' -- .r . . SAFARI (;1111)1-',S in the Wilds of the l"ot't.'st Elementary School media ('('utet' - ('I(%, ( 'oheli $ I 'uutti'rsu'tu di'la'i'd it after has e tx's'n ssarus'tl to rusrufint' their accounts to tt'stituiu'n aiid Miiiit' (I) st IIIiO'tl suulaIxIrters vvidt'ni's' as it turuftulds in the demonstrated in supportof ('I.EMtWATEU, Fla . i Al' cuurtrooliu. 'l'uirti.'r out-side the courthouse. l'lie twice-delayed securities lit' then iirulvru'd 'l'iurnr'r his s'' l'.utti'rsuun's uusntinuatwt' fol. violations cast' of Florida business tycoon Glenn S. litstesl is brief s iunrtroiuui hear- plain ss hat hart. II any. he had tug during %ii hicli ulek'rusu' t'ouru- in ssrgaruiiing and financing the Turner was set for trial again st'l .laiiues Russ argued the exhibition, Turner refused to today despite nearly a week of state court had nsu authority to testily tinder the show cause or legal moves by his lawyers to liroc('etl with trial its st'hesluhr'd sh'r :irisl was sentenced to 150 take it out of the hands of a state the while jiirisdicliumu;uI days Ili jail. That conviction court here. question Was pi- ndi ng at IN, iuru'se,itly is untk'r appeal to the A federal judge Monday re2nd District Court in I lku'land, federal k's'el jet-ted the 38-)- car-old sell-mink' Prospective jurors were not I"la. millionaire's plea to take juris. In his trial. Turner fact's 80; diction and last week the pro- present Ili tilt' l'ourtrsftutli, which counts of violating Florida's sa'half filled with spectators. stats' judge denied Turnsiding l'fen_se attorneys later mdi- t'urlties laws in sales ol ''t)art' er's request to switch the trial tat u'sl they would a pua I to be Great." a motivational from Pinellas County because Kreiititivan's denial to (lit' 5th course anal subsidiary of ( l'iin of widespread publicity. In related actions Monday, U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals at W. Turner Enterprises. Ruinone of Turner's codefendants, New Orleans. It was nuat liii- idiries stas charged with 50 William Humphries, sgrecd to nis'shiati'ly clear if this iuuovt' count_s st hut' the third t'odi'feiiaf. ant. Ihuvid Hautnanni, was turn state's evidence in return would again delay the trial 'flue petition seeking it t'hiaiigi' tairineti on 16 counts of selling of and three immunity for jurisdiction was hstily filed in unregistered securities. business associates of Turner's went to jail for refusing to the U.S. Middle District ('ourt Humphries. a "Dare to be grand jury's ill nearby Tampa last Friday Grea t" area director from answer a after Patterson denied a change Tampa, told Judge Patterson questions, of VCflUL'. Monudiiy he wanted to turn verbal order Monday. In a It claimed Turner's eunstitu- state's evidence and fire his U.S. District Judge lien Krentz man refused to step into the tioniul right_s to fret' speech, as. attorney, Arnold Levine. lie was Immediately granted case and sent it right back to sembly and public trial had been itiipt'rult.'d by the state Immunity by the state and Pinellas County Circuit Court. that lower court spent uuiucti of the rest of tin' disin is se ti court and K rent z iiian plea judges had evidenced prejudice day behind closed doors with without bearing a defense events which led to the initial Prosecutors. court to take over in for a federal ''lit' arrived at his decision the case, saying that the postpiit'uiit'nit of (tie cOSt' last not enWt'tltn'sday. fres.'lv, voluntarily and at in>' face did petition on its to such relief under title Turner the law. Krentzman's order wits I issue'l 90 minutes after Pinellas u (suunt ', It"Itries 'alul Wineseonci was IluitiOti, older subdivision adjoining the .sked Montluiv if hi" hintl ((ifl. Winewnod golf course, laid he cislereti a possible conflict when favored re'inning proposed by Wlncwos'l l'rnpertim's built the the rornpa.iy even though most uti' tip It,;riIf t tiurs at his u'- of his Indlanhead Acres neigh1tui'st, ltliikeIn(,rf' said 'I don't hors opposed the development f.'r'l there's any." "1 favored renning of that 1k' saId 'Ninewo'sd p,rtner property from agricultural heItotwrt ('arts's' offered him a cause I was afraid that pasturerte.'rship in this' Firm but I land out there could become u r fl4'(l it ilsuwn t,m'rauss' I don't pigpen or a trailer park," he 'iiiw whether there would he mid. '1 thought a golf course. I ll y leases coming from this the quality-type project they iubilpiifly for my approval I fell wr'ro t.ulk ing about, would enlike that wouilsl put tiui' in a hu;uns nprnperty psit1uu1u I tlusln't want to be in CANNON MUSIC CO. Wins'woii'l, developing a resi P IA NOS & ORGANS slentriul and e'omnur'ra'iuuI iili'x coiitt,s"iit of 'l'illahuiser', l' rwgotiuit unit to l"4uss' nflu'c' SUNDAY Ills' 1)'t)4irtrrli"nt of 12:00 to 6:00 0,!10 , 1! ;',r illhi orgi I F'. III'S I liii:. MAITLAND STORE I IllS s''ms't;irv l-zinuii'tt Iti'iti.1601 Hwy. 17.92 II! t a'uugt'r tit put his ;igen Phone 644.7600 .5 at (a'rt'al throughout several tate and private office build C NNON huts. in the same lo'';utnin, said I )s"put )' Secretary I)arnrsn _ (k'Z4 v.aat (4 V4J1 SPECIAL $30850 ((A r.ii! 4 0 ;.. Lets., $ ,, (Si'W,d .ait ('t4S'.ai; ¶',a41 (s (AOVA V.41! '.' 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Mt'aruwtuik', flirt's' 'I'uirni'r asNO4'i4114'S turned themselves in to Pinellas Jail in ('lear ssats'r Monday to licgiri serving hiO-slav rontetiupt sentences hamk'sl down by Circuit .Judgs' U. .1 I )rivsr whs'ri they refused to talk to a grand jury last - (Z4 Vaif V,-ut 11 ( OPEN A. Patterson postponed the trial 11171 NIA I.r - ' I%v PAT I _EISNI-:lt Associated Press Writer BERRY'S WORD I flel li and Sands Ansi ui - Turner Tri al To Open County Circuit Judge Williani - I 1_ C'1 V.11? I - (5 . I .' Federal Judge Rejects Case LEPA t,ai ç rriO;rI;s, 1f;'r.ilrJ ' Financial Plight Of Cities Worsens they would rely on another professional graybeard-Rep. Jack Kemp, H-N V One Republican p'zshwi the game told this writer that Kenip, long since retired from the Buffalo Bltb, still has enough zip in the arm to &feat anything the Democrats might 7 - . . City governments are in a financial bole and it's getting deeper, reports Commerce Clearing house. Revenues of all city governments In the country totaled $37.4 billion in fiscal year 1970-71, an increase of $4.7 billion over the previous year. But the city expenditures totaled $39.1 billion in 1970-71, making for a net loss of $1 7 billion. This was $200 million more on the minus side of the ledger than in the year before. Property taxation continues to be the predominant source of funds, supplying more than a quarter of total revenues. Talk among city fathers these days is of "revenue sharing," in which the federal government will ante up generous injections of money for the hard-pressed state and local governments, with the hoped-for result that increasingly unpopular property taxes care be eased. But Uncle Sam can only give to the people what he takes from them In the first place and he is already running tremendous deficits himself (which are paid for through inflation, another kind of taxation. Cynical students of the situation take a wait-and-see attitude. Rather than helping the cities out of their financial plight, revenue sharing may only enable them to dig deeper holes. display. "We have enough weight by other nwmben' to give Jack the protection he needs," the source said. "But we don't ' - '.- go case, ., ''_. Many Bid For "The Watergate Story' Clifford Irving tried to tell us all about Howard Hughes. Publishers' representatives here say inquiries and outlines are coming In at at, accelerated pace from potential writers who want to tell it all about W&atergate. The writers rai'ge Osleen (;ar,nceSn,o" _,•1• ti*'i V.411 nonpolitical venture -the ar. nual baseball game. 11 . - -- Pennsylvania Avenue the "inside,' dope. All of the men arrested on the \ 1 -. (2(4 1.41! the Water&att here nwy never emerge as the most telling issue in the Nixon-McGovern cam- Winier Springs - kC4W V.42! Copici News &-rs'k'r I. ongvrvood 14,10- P 8)1 W59 --'1 L By DON OAKLEY All In Two Minutes t - I I lI.:._.:t .., ., • Opinion ' r.,iq,r(i tiw' hq't of four offers receiverl liv the department. with a lea"' price of -1.0 a juare foot. tt'rrct in allowing a firm Department official Jim Hni. $516.001 annual ,elli' said t1w agency is seeking negotiuitini! lriuse with a state agency to n total of 120,000 cn,uiare fret, h,ushl a guts' frotri his tiack yard probably In four separate bitt Winewond hut golf (('IitSt', ('flnt$guOu.s ltluikf'tnhuro approves or re- tutuulslings, at an annual cost of ' t.c stats' leases, taking his It('$7,000. lions to the ('ahinet for e-r'nfir. Rlnkemnre, who lives in an ''1 S I.- Flu I Al')Florida (',r,upru.l Sc'rvlrs'c I orr'rtsir ( hester Bhtherumiri' cave hut' sees no conflict of in- .' p - - . I .) ______ Service Man's __0 1k.-_ / -- One . ~~ - that is that mihons upon millions of Americans don't know it because they never hail it. To speak of the ''good old days is to lay oneself open it to easy scofting, good.nattired or otherwise There is some validity in that kind of criticism Political analyst Richard Scanimon once snorted : ''The good old days , those were the days when mama boiled the WaSh . Agreed. Mans' of the shortcomings of the past are for gotten as recollections of good times spread a golden glow over everything But I'll just defy my younger friends and associates and say flatly that a lot that went on was better than what goes on today. short report One hardly knows where to begin and no e than brush the surface like this can niot 1, 11 start by sas ing there was a great (teal more sim lIt' dignity in life kindness, in the sense of considerat on for others ehihited in public places, was practiced in fact- not carried on placards shouting peace and love or artificially proffered by the thrusting of flowers into strangers hands fi c'edom .111d (illitirt liii t \ ss il A Ow l t few decades I theii cruelly denied to blacks and other minorities numbers were then much smaller). But freedom wa better understood as deeply linked with order. Because in this age, "order" was adopted by some of Americans as a code word for harsh suppression bond with minority rights and opportunities. Its vital freedom is broken. Wherever I go. and I travel 50,000 to 75,000 miles a 0' year to all corners of the land. I see on almost any given day more thoughtless. selfish, inconsiderate, disorderly human behavior than I saw in months in earlier times Yes. yes, there are far more people today. but that Just isn't the whole story We like to blame the carnage on the highways on defective cars. There is a point there. But a thousand Ralph Naders couldn't produce safety out of the mad, selfish scramble which enlivens our roadways When we're not in cars. most of us these days travel in the great big bus in the sky. It's a marvel oI speed and technical efficiency. But almost everything a human being has to do to get to an airplane, sit in it, get off of it, get his bags and go on his way involves a herdlike clashing of elbows that is paint tilly demeaning. We like to blame city decay on government neglect and lack of rebuilding money. Again, the complaint has sonic merit But much of the mess is simply disorganized human behavior. The cities are an ugly portrait of people who don't care, who litter streets and lawns scrawl their pathetic names and slogans in spray paint everywhere, wait for "them" to make the urban scene more ' L ltv IUU'('L tUOSS,tT politicians I'm not talking just about those things the "quality ey say and sonic other figures mean when th water, the rampant anti air of life" - the pollution of city services, etc crime in the streets, the deterioration of and nioi'e important bigger There is something much saddest part about the missing from American life. And /\ >,//'\ .. I 8) MICHAEL O'C(NNOR Lke Monroe N E n t 51 I - __. I ui s',.ai CosseIPwrv Tanqleivoc4 372261 1 9MPR i tliouØit or sentiment. Herald Area Correspondents Enterprise i 'I esidential speeches. It might be this autulin of presidential the seech that President Abraham useful to wcu1 upon Lincoln gave at Gettysburg five score and nine years ago. t wasn't intended as a speech, either by 1'resident lsncolr. or by inc worUy citizens who invited him to attend the octlication uf a Nati.)flI'l Soldier's Cemetery at Get- p.iid in adane 3' 5419 1 D SAM STEWART Copley?'ewsSerVlCe As H ,me Del ierv !.I 7o Month 6&"V-$ "- % 1 0S oIlier Mail _____ 1 P. bol I4t'9uIlc1n..*Ob idt ¶iI' IIl Colored Community ?1ar,aHawI,r,s \$Ii / i S I so S1 001 Year 59 006 Mo ,'ts I Florida r,,ih, / . Abe Sa d RAY STEVENS Press Room Fc,rernan Stall 'i grapher SUC.CRIPT ION RATES th -Th If _~. 0 The fuss about the young wearing long hair and beads s i the contrived ugliness some is silly What Isn't silly these days. and the empty' vouniz insist upon of the headed lounging in public places which passes for "living" in the nonworhl they have created. Amid all the gross selfishness. I find little real caring for self. And much of the 'new freedom" is only a spiritless caricature. - I Mirror Reflects Much Bad Today livable. _::~Aiit7 Americana SUP1 County Ed'or pliflieCi in I 10 -_ I I ."It. 1~ 1. ___,__ _~ Big Lease, Gate • 1 -U j aia NOT' Link e - 4 CHARLES HAYS :.NE CASSELBERRY held lat'p / -..- Ad v ertising Manager Sports Editor lI .- - qW Cornptrollet GARY TAYLOR 0 I catalogue in 1872 here were a few of the prices quoted: six pairs of Army wool sox, $1; a set of 12 white-.handk-d knives and forks. $1: a six-gallon keg of bourbon whisky, $1.70. Postne it: If you are plan' nmg to try to swim the English 831 9993 SANFORD. FLA 37771 FRANK VOL1OLINE. Circutation General Ma na ger JOHN A SPOLSKI, Associate Editor H .me Delivery / W - I 41 in ninny. many says The Good Old Days: In Mont. gomery Ward & Co.'s original WALTER A Z,IELOW. Editor and Puhsher WAYNE 0 DOYLE, Ad vert i s i ng Di rector & Asti toPiibl,shet ¶' .c iriy r\J /./, one followed b 9,301 zeros. T E L E P1-ION E :4c throughout the world lived out their lives without ever really seeing a mountain, a cloud or the stars. , of the myths about sex mnst people used to believe and many still do - is that food containing saltpeter will rob both men and women of sexual desire. It doesn't. You may have trouble finding your Identity, but you can Lx' pretty sure of one thing: You are different from everyone , ________________________________________________ 322 7611 ; else on earth. Except for identicaltwlnS..whod, havethesaiTw mixture of genes, since N)both come from a single feryour chance of tiui being exactly like any other human being is Infinitesimally small. The odds against it can tie expressed only by the digit In Washington, we are told, the Nixon administration is talking about turning the Vietnam war over to the Postal Service on th e theory that if the postal officials can't stop the war, at least th ey can slow it down. - Charleston tS.C. News and Courier Xhr -. oduced until around the dawn of the 14th century. Until then millions of short-sighted people a States these The constant traveler about the United about the optimistic very difficult to be da's finds it advanced beyond most Inlaginhas future. As a1fluiene ings. the quality of lilt' seems to have declined seriotisi Offbeat Ruminations r , 'llI Home. We trust that other fire departments are as wide awake to this opportunity to spread the gospel of prevention as is the Sanford Fire g Department. For what the expert fire-fighters of this rapidly modernizing department are about i something hich is so simple and makes such gcij snt' that it deserves to be copied Under the direction of Fire Chief G. Manning Harriett. this story of home fire prevention is being told to the elementary school classes, Easily read and clearly diagrammed plans for protection from fire hazards in homes are being furnished the youngsters. Lt. Jim Poovey. training and fire prevention officer, is making the personal contact. This getting th e story to the homes by way of the children is one which has been effective nationally. The burden of the message is that fire .e is a fire this prevention is a family affair. If therepresents a failure in the home to correct hazards and to take simple precautionary steps. This county, of course, includes many unincorporated areas. Some of these have volunteer fire departments. But the patchwork quilt of fire protection which stretches over this fastest growing county in th e United States is something which definitely is not capable of providing the kind and the extent of fire protection which is needed. - Notebook Tb' . - ( V 1 I I I I I 1 �TufS(M/. Or? 10, lfl-7fe ihe ,anford HerelcI oA-The Sanford Herald In Two Weeks Edgewater, Winter Park On Course t i ThiS post week the Eaglc rOared past 1.yITIIUI in what was expected to be a close battle, 34ft. It y,ui the tough Eagle defense and the' tleetf noted Wayne Gand) that sparked the Eagle victory And the effort h) the Eagles against lyman served as a notice to the other Metro crews for the Edgewater offense, ee hich had been sputtering really came to life also in fact the Eagles scored one less point against Lyman then they had ir their first three games. Tee o other Metro entrie' continued their winning ways. both posting their third straight victory. Colonial rallied H lIERK' CISH Hunting Notes Ikaubiul days. cool nights, and a bit of a nip in the rnorrnrig air ushered in Phase One of dove season for hunters in the Central florida Region. Starting October 7, the first phase will run to NoveTther 5. Phase Two begins November 11 and continues through November 26. Dect'mtx!t 16 is openln4! date for Phase Three and after January fi, dove hunters can put away their shotguns to turn to other game. Daily bag limit is 12 with not more than two days limit in possession at any time. Quail and squnrel season is only a month away with opening day set for November 11. closing date is February 1I Rag and posses.siofl hmiLs arc 12 per day on quail with n more than 24 on hand. Ten gray squirreLs ma be taken daily with possession lirn: set at 20. Deer and turkey hunters will take to the woods November 11 with their activities scheduled to end innuar' 1, Daily hog limit on both is one. season limit two, arid Herald Sports Writer There are but tee o untx'ateflS irs the Metro Confercflct' and other than their head on clash in tee o weeks they both may have passe ri their toughest test already. And that "test" is none other than the Class AAA Hornets of Bishop Moore who gave the Winter Park Wildcats fits last week before bowing 13-7. The margin of victor) was a pair ot field goals by the Parkers fine kicker Dan Lovett. unbeaten, other flit' Edgewatc'r. previous1) had edged past the same Bishop Moore team be a slim R4 count. Win 3-2 Bucs the Metro that has scored at Colonial really had to put out least three touchdowns in in the second half of its game everygarne. But ahead of the with upstart Boone, a three- Colonial creee are dates with time loser in Metro play. The Evans. Edgewater. Winter Braves had a 147 lead earl) in Park and Bishop Moore, who the third period :and led 14-13 are' perhaps the toughest four later in the period only to have is entries in the circuit. Evans, a 14-7 loser to Vinter Torn Arrant touchdown put the Genadicr ahead, 19-14 after Park in its opener, really had a three periods. A fourth period tough time posting its third trasght m'in Titusvtlle me as nOt rt i el things tr the t ,in.1 Wiiitt'i Park lead the pack me itli 44) records followed by Colonial and Evans, both 3-1. Lyman and Bishop Moore have 2.2 marks and Oak Hisige ansi Boone are 14 while . Jones Is This emeek's action finds l,i1ian at home against Boone, bishop Moore at Colonial, Winter Park faces Jones. Oak ,ttt , CMX'e'tett to prom ide illlO'h test for the Trojans and things looked easy for the Orlando school as they assumed a 27. lead after three periods. But three scores in the fourth period made it a little hairy at the finish. in the other game Oak tdge kept .lnnes me inless anti scoreless as well with a 32.4) bopping. It was the Pioneers first ,ctnry after three straight 'hargi's ot Terry Man! reds. The ;rt'nadsers are the only team in Iwisp l4'n. 2-14 mehils' Lvans nipped Titusvillc, 27-26 in a nonconference clash, Pirates Take NL Playoff Lead 'I •_ - - -- - - -- Ridge hosts Sanford and Edgeemater goes to Satellite open tiati'. , .1' .. it'! eats -- ('IN(INNAII I Al'i - The Pittr,tnirgh l'truits'.s an' going to steal ii le;if from liii' lsu,k of liii' (ins itinsitl its sic iti'i tre In em his N,ihiiitiiil I ," II'154' Peumn.ust indite em itli the Ii, ip of a core .intii piti lii r I)sis I illS .. ,- .2 'r 4 , .:''- b k lb' lt'"k' ti' hit; ;slts'r I'itthiirithi wipest omit a 2.0 in ririnati lead lb IIl.l'lI IIEIINSI FIN ?.j fsf in ths' bt's?-s1 fivi' ;'n ,snrhiteii l'ree Sports Writer mint playoff ' -_ i.e .,, . -. - "I went us hard as I soiii'l for Stennt'tt made the first big as long as I rismilil,'' said thi' ils'Js's'tesl Nolan, who hail f)lt- PIli' Cine'inniilf'c Johnny It"nr Ii tniple'i leading rift the s lii ii I , Innings suns o this I Just ran fourth Die it. 'is already led 2-fl t,t.,r (tillil In liii) Islit of i'i i I sitiltiri I afford to unit it ioriketl .ic if they were out to s's I another run i sstitiiiiiv k silrui: eli hettsr link than -i"- ' fo r tF.'lr,th ti"d t n 's-a' a'''. enth off reliever.; Pedro Rorhon , ' , fl heat us, said (inc in- arid (lay Carroll when Rirhi' nati Manager Sparky Ander- Uebcser was hit by a pitch. SOn, who tiIl iited the Sanguillen singled and Gene tiplayoff would go five gates ley sacrificed to piare runner thoight that as the turning it ernnd md third Pinch hi' point of the dame murmured ter Vie 1a au tIn wa'e n Anderson thr report was that tentionally walked Stenn.'' 'tennett had 1 better than- then rapped run ienrsn average inn, tot vacnt that single accurate 'iUie Stirt 11 i t IF.' oor#'', thr'.' 'o - I _____________________________________ . : '- , - - - , . .., -' 5 - nlngsS.'pt. 3flhsit it was his first start cimis r "s lit 11 Nolan, lint Liii' pressure , 01 going sit-omit .si'altist Ins L poem er , ittsisiir ,, HI RIO line iii) 15)54k its toll f ,' - w'4r- • - - You Must c .. - "-c ''," . , t' thi l'ir its s net r untie his t4sks ' • . , li.ible I )1is e (.iusti •s Sanguillen hit 4 , f'.is-a .'sr'ier toward the -.nk hetew short and third that CincinnatI Darrell ( haney reached is over the Ieft-eenterfield fence (sir a borne run to mace it 2-I , Ills I irate' 12 cii ton) thin III) em as hi iii i, outfis lii r ( sir (,s mnniino hit a 11, hall to , • - SI.nk. The Ileds now had runners .,t this's orner' with one out It nine on to .'. SVhen I left the dugosit ilk 't" ni' t r o bouni i on i - F ' ,i r - A - -' ' .- I . . -- - ' 4 I J'_ - * I lit,I - _" - - ---'--- -,• . I iMISt'itJr limit tWO I)on Smith of &'mrno)e Sporting Goods Store noted that fewer hunters were nut for opening day of dove season than U years past. due possibly to the stricter no-trespass law and lack of information on hunting dates. John Fuller and party were among those who did tr their luck. They reported a very successful hunt. Danny lloyd was another of the opening day dove hunters who came in with a limit from the Farmton area according to Jim Hlythc at the Plaza Sports Shop. Willie Brown and sons also chose Farmntun for their first day 's shooting and also got their limit. lilythe mentioned a few good hauls around Lake Mary but most hunters brought in only four or five. Fresh Water News 'I'!a' ril(('t has catch for st'vt'rl (tat s for Wekiva River fishermen was brought to Camp Seminole Sunday. (fltis Faulk, owner, checked in a string of seven landed by C.oney Sparek Sunday. Live shiners accounted for this haul. Itass action along the river is improving according to Faulk and cooler weather should cause it to become even better ('. Caudell tried his luck here for a couple of hours Frida) with top water plugs, hooking three but unfortunate)) landing onl) one of about three pounds. Man) visitors were nut oh the weekend Faulk noted. mostly just cruising the river and enjoying the weather fl fishing is producing some fair catches of nitxed bream and bass. Boat traffic was heavy around the Ostet'n lidge Canip Sunday morning with most fishermen heading for La Monroe and speckled perch Paul Johnson. camp owner, saw that not mans bass anglers were on the river as specks ha't urne to life ain in the take. Sortie nice ones arc beira' caught too around the bridge by bank fishermnerc Bob ling at Marina isle Camp was not vaiIable for comment but his wife. Shirley. gave' out the information that Rob tried the river himself this week, just to see if the perch were hungry in that area. Thes were. King landed l nice' ones on is jigger pole along with a bass and a bream. Buck Pay and party visited the highbanks section of the .1011115 river and found the specks had moved in there. It!'. landed a string of 39. lake Jessup reports showed fishing action to be' a little io but bob )'oglt' and sons, Bobby and Ryan, managed to tind Li large shelkric'kt'rs in Howell Creek. Soldwrs Creek is still troubled with the problem of mud iiiing down from building sites in the Winter Springs urea .tnce the heavy rainfall of last week llvainths have contributed another protil'ni in Lake' .h'M.Up Black Hammock hisb'vn completel bhx'kcd in and several vursfl. of the beautiful pests lined the breakwater at Iliky's ('amp. Thrt' ' helpful' airboat operators smashed tht'ii craft through the ;aninit'd plantr to break them up hut tvi the process, smashed Hiley 's breakwater f cmi' in several dors's and blasted the windshield out of a boat, all this ut being asked to help t'ore Cheney Lit Wekiva River liziven Camp said he sorr to say it but rumors of big fish eerc more ve'.'ak'rit than actual catches thus week. Man) tales of big iass seen me urking up from the St. Johns were related but feme atches reported. ' ampt'rs are getting some bream and 'atfih for their nigtlt.l) cooknut and Ctu'ne almost became' ;ot'tic describing the' sinell of fish and hushpuppies si72liflg ofl an open tue in the brisk Fail evenings. ' in fact, said ,eorgi', ''It smells so gc around here, it riuskes nic wish I v.;o the camper anti someone else doing the work '' Conie to tiirsk about it - that is Li oretty hard combination to beat Mis) McMilian and Pauline (jornian stopped by 1km 's .:It :ntl Tt'Ht Shop ti show off a nice strinc of :w speekt'Id 1;i.' •' cal1 came' in from as far ace as Canada, blasting everythin. ,iP I Its good HOUSTON that the Houston-Oakland pro from the Oilers to the televisi" football game was on national rnnimentzir) The Oilers, getting their firtelevision Monday night-you'd at the' Mejndus) nIs.!t chance have' to see it to believe it. Quarterback Daryle Lamo- spectacle since )9ft, got a vere' ca.se' of stage frmiht an: nica finally got Oakland rolling to (in)) 69 yards in. stutte'rt'd ceith touchdown pass plays of 16 net o!fen.se-thear worst total and 27 cards and George' in tustcsrm shssee iris. nUt rise a former Oils r kicked flit Oe land deft rise rank tee o field greats in a 34-0 rout I • . dropped several other possibli the pertormarat The unhappe mood spread to I told the_rn at the half all eec tiim t to do is settle down . I 'ave Oakland . ' c me ill be ainuur tø ,w,''.t :u. lk' I tta.5b fronts hen Stabler to tight dHbM . . . . / cir Or - _________ ________________ - _________ - - ______ 11) (1'()It(E SiTh)l)E tcsos laRd l'rt Spurts %S nh r 1)1st k I IN ( I N N \ II I \ P 'I just ran hard snf tnitil to I brs ik sip the doubli pl s> illume iOi sue, sib ii iit I Is - - -_ - - - - - - - teem' pite'he's. " ' - - - ' ' ' . - "' - . - - s i just about rt'dd to signal an end to the proceedings Sp,kki Photo John K - hands. r Jot t ole in in hi id the job - - " - - it ,us sa snhui Cli sais straight N ittisnal I e4igut for l.sstb.ills •inel he threw high fist sins. oct r the plate, ; nn4srt for thi' I'ir,itt s tods) •. - . - '' !'.".., If ccc mciii tomorrow ' That s em hat he hi id said t 3 \1f i) for I Is. id in the ' :s'spce't for the' fleets, hows.'ver, ' £ L- - •, - the ir I 'n'ie- ,)IllinL s. \t ut hit the Gre hound ball carrie r Bill Robert' i ______________________________________________________________________ - -- -- - _________ ---- World Series 't s into the - , . Ironi Catiipanenis. piece of good news before their •sneris had 7 ' ' still have to go out there . em irked out \londtis and sug been suspended bill 15 me ir old Jeanne I cert of I' t I lbs said - ' men s tennis can only n hat k lb in tt'it ccc nt cchkh starts Wtnmubl.'tkrn the' C S Open inst ofis and fined $500 for hurling might end up helping Ik'troit. \I'srinw Sanguillen damaged the (iOWfled Mona &'hallau of Iowa with the.' richest purse emer on lie might hmam'e done us a fa- Ile'els tonuI'sy as the playoffs City, Iowa, 6-3. 6-2 Monday to the wummwn's tour. Twelve es- th.ampion. -.'--------------- , series, countered with left- 14-0 and m'ill be trying to return to the stra ioht O9) i i. Mis. Everett, one of the top nate attractions in the game, is 15 , Ve'Ft joined ii t , a ge s sat Martin the ri WI F tkcauss. of the puibLe for the $100 (MX) Virginia Stuns (ruin qualif ing for the ihani I Ii let Shsttiuiii you know after tomorrow, pionship, which carries first ban here San 'uilk'n belted -i filth-tn- ('hislnhiionshlp < , ,,,, ni us.'i. '..OUT ' €• 1 • t ii minnie ha' onil'. one runner Slis nil INS eeinirnns. squd T'hat rurimner ' I 'ii" \\L)IN( young team iTulke rand iris- Carrs'IlFurn last Thursdui) 'suIte me ho ptae.td second in ',obil Hille Bille definite thrust te. cm in the in dividual titie' lie cm- ill be' challenging like' ('it 's 7idok i sidu Ott , V. 1 14 6 1O' 10' 7 13 1-la said of the (,ators c(' teco fumnsbks I inetmiani u! this. Vt cc I s. njom eel and us 17-point fac tints. entering cc In 11 Jack t ouns,bluod h.w4 Florida St ste s i,ctpt the c crc real said (,ator Coat h Fksug Dieke m 1 e nan high Sthcxil cc here tie Anige Ie. H.ai V. ith the second team plac trig cc isthmi)., it would nit m er run out Vt e set re re.all'. * n)oe ing it life tin, ___ the --- ( foot 2 224 I ng ' II ,, 3 1 0 750 73 II PUS 1 1 0 250 s 118 Ok 5 f) 1 1 625 99 65 P Iii I.illas at flaltinnore, 4 p.111. ' I 1 625 ft5 at Pittsburgh, li.iii. Houston 3a 8 120 --- -.--. P 'L's 1.1 'urnalismn and will be marri''l his high school swet-thear. , V.' I. T I'd. P15. 01' I'sUtt of this miis.-t't will be' a good clii atiesn of tirice the usll rushed two or three men which put a 11de burde 11 on hints fronis the' Al's Southeastern "tU Amn rican Aiim isor board fr,r Browns', who had comnpt'titlon Mike' Mullen and A1aLania of- k1a top spots in Southern California and u r - ebraska, aS). id.e NoU't' Danuse. which blanked 'er It 42-13 rnaullnu b) un . . i JIC "'P em'ets' Teams with ' hacking teamniates RalpIs Or Also cited for their tue " If I s. tin t do iris thui1' PisIllstiiI) rotinsl hut I dun I thank I c nil F p'tts. in of \hisnmsi b.-3 6-3 laxeil and conl;dent c(introl ius' tein;wr imial'ii tstaY with Jill ('oopt'r of Calif., Boston se nt s tli,iti note, lit, s.uiltl I ttiinik I ce. got Iii) stuff to hit lIed shortstop in the' hti of P,nmi lee girdeii of 1A't ,\nige Its 4 ustr iii i s t'-4 6-2 e is. tom uc er Janet I Iaas of titaini Sonic titiie ', I scm ui' " S inson, Alabanmea's David WaR kins arid Skip Jubeliu Iiiui- tiles fronts them." Malusiak ' 0 5(x) 10" 'r. ( mural ni Via ) 1iu ' 50 86 69 GAM,t;oubIes pi pin. I). 130 land, 1 pin 'san I)iego it Miami 1 0 Ut I JOs. iiul)o I P*drOs. 1 kene St C OND C,AMI (.run ll,$) it Detroit 9 P Iii '"n" Macor TcII. A 1110 Jose'. I Ania'l Ztsr,. I 5450% 5arurs ledioca. 6 flQO. S - IOI Pedro 1 SPa it:;is GAME 9 1 icn. Juisto. Chuho - I Sia Sniee G,t%It S AQuStfl A Seven ('osnit B,iyc ' Sre,en Los,i. I Mt'ne Mencha, 7 ) Ant Cahaliero I tluio Jose, TOn, rdu:,e iii sbeut it ecer sluice thinkm I iion 4)411 ,lL \ e.te. rafl Margaret ( ourt ( j.it1 Cluru, Chris and Evonne, t * L (I I r t to think it s worth it If the.. had ml s,'uukt put on ,i tournament. of the ganmie They ci like to wits mmbkelon Court, a tmse,msber of the WhiF "But the'. didn't do any' 'Is. titus I' di. r etsoni Vt Li F s didu t me ant t .. Singles Ill GAME 5 011)15 I Ci u( to 7 '. st,aii. so I 1iP C,ar,t,s 1)oubir% I (3ti lilt) C ir I t I urr 7.5. 6-4 winner over ' would tis.k with the USLTA Li S lilteli l'ennis l"ederatson USL.'l'.\ i, for ree-cignutioni of her i p iii. Minnesota at Denver, 41)111. I ill iiit'tt ( orinni. \hoksworth If m dot'cn t join hloustoii publistit r of World in the. past beuiuse I thought l'cmuus limagazine, will try to t.ht'y were going to do staneemork out ,s settIe'iiieflt with thing (er em.'inen's tennis and up - I' ram i3tO 4 ) HI - I forts Abbott, a senior, said the 'ie'torv was due to "just a darn good i 0 V (;ts •'• be III ItS( HI I NIS') 'sMi's .i t C it.tor siet. r Vt , ihut ii is C (lU C 50 s 6-3 b-2 (ruin tier Inane town i ' I ule October 28 should end. iikie lhrnerof Canada '4 liii" ejil sins, ci are the teen hess tes -'-""' 2 ''I ' Buffalo at Oakland 4 p in Chftago at (lee eland 2 p in to this surfau? and ris was out (silt nnin like Ilultim.sn a 19 Cm etefuisuve geni of the series Ks. ndall of \tLinmii S i-S Mon If I were 100 per cent sn_re f im em ill uieet herre lhrri.s of th it I would be barred frotu its ret sIt (. .snnp4sn H 1 1 0 250 74 lift List tiiiit I 1)la) ed her I be. it her Ui three sets courts it the. lbs. a Itaton huts. I Monday s Result Rilt ,. mgiitti with in infield bounu er lIt ilso teamed with left fit IcIer It d the bases in the' filth unlike if I1 - us U de'fe'nd their iitl*' 22 .'. - 63 Alt Times IA T -, I think it s a position that fit'. rite pretty we'll, but ESU had a little' bit to do with it,'' said --_- S I-ran 2 2 0 4 0 0 1 000 97 54 miii t4ie.ktt s augtit F lorida State Saturdam em a' be. c ause. of the. quarte rbac Is. (jars Huff tee ice rica Ire or personal inn blocked one. of Huff c passes V.est mericau Conference 4.8 seconds, was switched from latt'd that this.' regulars were fullback for the- Grevhounds "si I Standings irs lit )t seventh inning rhubarb ot Pfenismct end Rickc Browns. 'ullt'ge"s Rick)' Golden, anon .de'.South s V. c's Brunt'r the runt the Raider s ecill be the cith time in s.ii'ht I I ! a'.; ,rid 1 the' Halifuu River. - LETS GO FiSHING . _______ Salt Water eport isplayed a ctueruss'l bass wt'ig hing 11 pounds caught in ',wl near Ne'ee SUIYrrUI early Saturdzi) morning. They Use never did re'veul which of them actually caught this nice one so we will have' to ussuniv thist all three hind a hand in It. On the Main Street Pier in Daytona. Chuck Buclungham. substituting for vacationing Merle Keller, 1usd meord of trout. croakers and a ft'e whiting being caught along with suns' nice t'hannt'l bass. Eugene Hart, an Orlando visitor to the pier. landed a re'dfish of about five pounds and another of three' pounds Saturday afternoon. Urrnond Ileach Pier turned its operations over to the' Ormond'by-thv-&a Lion's Club all da Saturday. the entire days receipts going toward the club's work in twlpng the blini. William Wirenun, owner of the f)it't, is also first vice' pre'side'nt of the? new organization. He' reported the club's operation of the pier was a huge success with channel buss in the' s to 4 pound class, good sized blues, trout and whiting all c'ontributhsg to make' the event a pleasant one. Sunitlome pier at Port Orange had word of flounder, me tuting. bts' and drum listed on the' record tioa"d for Saturda) alter a ba'J day Friday. Chod reports were telephoned by brtgadoon Fish Camp Hose Ba). Pet iowers. manager stated the lust three' at weeks have been !izin fun trout and bass with quite a feme snook hitting around the oyster bars In both }e' Bay and Spruce Creek. "Trout from 3 to 12 pou1ids have been taken," said Pete, "some on live shrimp, some on Wrrolure plugs." Wus)n' Brady of the 'Fishin' Hole" Halt and Tackle iop in L4ytwia gave 1115 weekly roundup as follows, "Plenty of trout in the' H.ilifu River and Tonioka Basin, a 37 pound ta thc trJct tarpon lunck'cJ from the Main Suet; biedi, hitting live' shrimp and fingerling mullet." Brady also mentioned that surf fishermen were getting bass, 'lut's, and croakers. The best catch noted was made by Pr Richard Kipp; who pulled ii trout of elt'vcn pounds from b-.. * lead going The - .': - ' After runnins sccsm cm ith the C epre ss (,1irckni him iusaonal Uui ' . ' ' Sistrunk set up the final two T1)s 't 14-card rums be sturdae Last m'ear Miami Dade-South once again the faetr'ite - - - . . . , the last period and inter Seminole' Junior College in the ('love'rlt'uf Invitational Cross ' i 13-0 . . , ts'ttonis fell out on the Oilers M ColIc nod ass r - 0' * Idu it . (,ARLANI) (81 leaps Ifl ti despthrlte tr for p11sS (liii iri l,,st Thursday night's game between Sanford and Lakt'land Kathleen. ,J urn Sleffens (62 is shown running toward the Kathleen ret.'eivel', in case he ca ugh I the' pass. Kathleen won I he Big Eight ('onft'rvnce tilt 42-6. I lodges I 5 lnsto , - made it a runaway with three . .1 1.J. }• e mrtu.illy all of the game's top ft iii ik t irs mm sib this. s. ccc ptioui Prdr,i.t Eve'rt, signed to the' IIlUu'a Cacti Iiio Iota A:,, - I so - -- - - -_________________ VI'l F' I Shuts tour Cab,bilero, Pe-tt, AUttin szIne'tissni the WIT)" and in thit' ________________________- bonus held unto the Jas'i. Brisut ecu but Uo' into third place and upset-mind- Auburn's second straight 1616 14.12_1(-,s4-5'4-341. MississiPPi fo1lowmms.' a %'ictor) going after, The popular for the' imrst time this season. Southern Cal's Trojans 1'- over Tennessee' the previous Florida based grappler went eee's'k. vaulted tts Tigers from prestigious ct'ived 34 first-place votes End the' afte'r points frommi a nationwide' 17th to ninth while' Texas, hardtwavycct'ight world title last beat Utah State 27night in his nitch with pane'l of sports writers and pressed to their headliner at the Orlando fifth torsaee_utie & triumph a 30- Auburn s meteuri( rise also Oklahoma, which 1usd a week and Colorado one spot ach to lith. 12th arid l3thu L( l.A reoft before' this Saturdui) 's an niasinied 14th trailed be Penn nual em itr with '1 e.x.as pulled Veouds retained his southerni area title' when Buddy Colt was 912 Lxsints The' only change among the found Paul Jones winning over e'onnt'.from-be'tmind 35-18 win defeated Mike. Paidousis and rettic eel the re'niaining first I'hll Robley beat Bob Orton Jr. place vote and 625 points. 7 'sotre Dame 9. Auburn 10 eXcis 11 1 & riniesset Iowa State. O11ahotn.a State ii (olorad(-' 14. UCLA and Arkansas. ' State'. ir '. . '- '• , '' , '. ' Sanford Christian School's - 3-0 460 their third straight loss and " t -' .''.. 201 '.0 200 " ' ' - 'si' ' - :., , '\ 3-1108 ' 16. Air Force' sis'.ippi 'suutht ri Mt. Ii, ,.ht fulatse', Veest 'is irginta. - c ".'-' - Froota ilnuoa \')< .' . - Phone '831'i525 " ' had three passes toIen l)Y ' Don I' arrow opens. d this.' the winners and Barr) SulIi'.ui teanii played a near perfect added the extra point for a 13-0 in offense us the lenipk I' lag \ - Only 16 total yards were /:NO'CRtDIT IS GQODr.'/X" ' OW I QuSu' 23 I NL HF S B'v 3o 1NL HES S MnroIo Elotte, 6 Airs Gall, I Julitu MnUuef in A 1u' barra Gand. 7 Fvrmsn jnrcc bowed to Orlando 're'iiiple The tZ) for tise extra Point (ailed Baptist 1941 In liii. s4,.( (nil JM rind 1.&st& r It was ,jriothe r e. ase. of not i ,' • fl Seven PointS e -- '._ Florida State, UCLA, Stanford, Florida, Florida Steite, (,s.orgia Air F circe and iowa S I Arte Yin. 7 Ito . - inadest back after dropping out 18. iowa State fol'ocmiw .ini oie nit is. s.ornke loss P4 Okluhoimia iState is.sippi ro Sanispree and Mississi U ni's hutch Ve'at .e> - . Twent' (or the first time Man Mountain Mike. aU 650 spots, where Alabama climbed Top j 3 AlabanTia 4. Ohio 5. Michigan 't'venPon5% ' '.1 Danny • Brisco took ii decision when Funk meas disqualified thus the tithe did not ctiant'e hands cit a partner for Rob (rulfittu as points on the heels of a 25-i s tu trots' Is tub., of (,e ut gut that clue lost their 2. Oklahoma I 1) 3-3 12 adiziutted, "1 don't know if! like' it us much as linebacker, but 4-0 66i Aubu i' sane The final touchdown of the with Furrow doing the honors I 2 Attn i54%'tlsl S ermin InCa 5',r iii 7(4 f,AML t)flut1ttS II'S I I oat' Pedro i i eos.is i A AItun4 Cat,*iiero. ' Lata afternoon tusoving the ball as bimson. S Erdota Pidros.i. 6 - I suit 4100110 r 60 p.i'ssuig RESERVE SEATS 75c to 32 50 Fit Ut'tween Studdengs an N ON k U S I I N ( '' U Rat tersi f E \1. U \t I N U \ EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT IDEAL FOR ROOFING '.c INSULATING FuIIV 41r.c..dm...d t't't.e fare much better. The Sanford srds smuif ' SALCONY SOc NCW SALCON! 4*tA once again And the extra point for '4 itiarra ano the. Sanford yridders And only '"-° ii.s. ii.'nu.s P4na i'edruti ADMISSION - s"..' 'a ci I Ju ' Ga,du U (Jun So - stu ;,Mnno4G:rti WiSS lost via the' L- 7 Maru I'celtota I 3S4ii'edfo%a, Maru' I Joe 4.,r'' route by C c SEICTiONS I 01JUl11 GAME seven punts i ivarra 1,11, S..i. Ov.r 3OOO1 T u, ,:t;: - cItes. Too small for an ad to You re ii ____________________________ ___ ____________________________________ ____ id isuj thu - 300 N. FR F NCH AVE. out . PH J22-2I1 _____________________________________________________________________________ --- - ____________ A - __________ ___ ____ �Legal Notice SA-The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Oct. NOTICE UND E R FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE 'TO WHOM IT MAY (ONCFPN , tFI,V 4i the i InGJ purSuant t "I itIEIiuu Nie Statute' Chapter rloritM Statute. will s With the Clerk of the Circitit Court. in 10, 1972 - U. "'-V . --- - _________ ________ _. Z1. CO I'l lE 15 football R ULES S'! nd fur Seminole County. Florida. upon receipt of proof of p.htiaton of this ,iotice, the , tiliOtiS name, to wit 4OYAI ARMS At'A14 TMFNTS under which we are ?nvud 'n huine%s at SOo Orange games this weekend are placed, one In each ad on this page. Indicate winner by writing in the name of team opposite the advertiser ' s name on the Drive in the City of Entry Blank. No scores. Just pick winners. I jq1i f Pick a number you think will be the highest number t .\ . 0 4 7 . ,. 11 ; . ." -- - '/ I t '' •' .- • p 1 k S II ---~ / Carol Dudley J" P0 PRIZES CASH fox 764, Lake Mat y -2ND PRIZE - S6 Diane Smith TO BE ANNOUNCED EACH WEEK Florida State Bank ..........Winner .........................demand not so tileS shall be ....Donald M Cahill 1807 Palmetto, Sanford of INC Estate 01 i 3RD PR IZE - S4 - rirst .rize.... NOTHING TO BUY - NO OBLIGATION $4 Pri APPEAR EACH WEEK DURING z e THE FOOTBALL SEASON! - -I !IAPdL or BRING ENTRY TO: Contest Editor c/o Sanford Herald n*l o y your LYMAN E SEMINOLE Knit suit •.' l. personalized Slacks P Reg. $17 . $18 - $19 I-"' Ring 4988 Q1 , This week or while they last. -'. single breast , accessories - decoys- a camouflage clothing - . / 3846 $5 down! / shotguns - rifles. . , Everything for boys' 56 ____ ___ ___ S ANFORD PLAZA The Values Open Mon., Thurs.,, Frt. TII 11, O/é'sfC/7ufzO.é. . . SANFORD PLAZA AUL1 sIuvct BAN, ,yivtiia r Virginia vs. VMI Georgia vs. Mississippi 11 ________________________________ _________________________________ ______________________________________________ See you af ter D E K LE'S the game! £.4 NF' your banking needs. Watch television In our air conditioned waiting room while we service your car THE ACTION The place to 'Fighting Seminole ' ' 1 ._.iue,,,7 . A f For Take-Out ANYWHERE . 0.1- 'I PONCHO N. Wake Forest vs. I ii NEW CAR TWO LOCATIONS fl Your B*u iP,Au.tLD'C' HElL' Carolina TRUCK-ALL RENTALS ________________ Burger Buy them at our bank and the concession stand during the game. SOC from every sale given to the Seminole High Athletic Association. KING $21.99 ' AIR CONDITIONED DiNiNG 0(0'.'' Cut Rate Liquors Special Case Prices $150 - '.0 ISLTTI:R BURGER 322-9860 , , . 3 22 - 4 AVE. , Expert Wash. Polish and Wax Jobs. , -, Orders 114 S. PARK , Experienced Mechanics GNASH INTO i and RELAX 14, 2109 RENCH SANFORD N.C. Slate Tenn. vs. Oklahoma I iqts 2538 S. French 322-4924 - 208£ F IkST ST Michigan vs. Michigan A Sanford Airport 322-4821 . 3220204 St. a I Purdue vs. Minnesota - - . ' I fliRts DON1 HAV( Get the to of fjrpf#slvf! news , 1(1 If iiIif(l\i lisi \ i'" \ oRtus I'AN, A -ytut C 0 0 ) that affects YOU Keep Florida J America 's Future PUIAR and your COUfltf! IV Beautiful o50-13 1111% ____ _ '\/ DON'T 0"1 E 0 _ Nov. LI IT E R 8319993 Davidson vs. Furman Vanderbilt vs. Win & 1r'dry MISS. St VS Fia, St Maryland vi. Villanova ( 5hl(.'kstlllis'IU(', Is (itt' world's Ltii gt'st in land urea. Vtthi area of 827 stltltli'e I iiiuinkipul t1)iltN it Is 1110'1' eXj)LlIiSIVL' - 11)1111 London, Tokyo or New _____ ________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ L I -'lu. Ph. 322•9621 Alabama vs Florida lot'tI I)ut' to a inc r gi' r of all ('(lillit)' t'ulllll$II1ll(it't tiliti hIlt' tlitlI1iCI$)LIllI)', o o as Largest City ; York City. ____________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________ County, arid (SEAL) Arthur If Beckwith, Jr as Clerk of Seminole County Circuit Court By Cecella V. Ekern Deputy Clerk JOHN 0 HAIPIES. ESQ WundeeeSle, Haines Ward & Woodman, P A 204 East New England Avenue Winter Park. Florida 32749 precincts, and WHEREAS. in compliance with Florid4 Statutes Section 101 73. the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County has by resolutiOn on the 11th day of July, 1972, forth the boun described and dories and limits of each precinct and the pulling places 01 each Precinct. and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioner% of Seminole County Publish Sept 366. Oct 3. tO. I?. 1977 has determined that no ac tommodation5 presently exist DEH - within precincts I. 23. 27 and 12, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR adequate for the expeditious and SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA efficient housing and handling of voting and voting paraphernalia CIVIL ACTION NO. 72.1117 JACK P DODDand KAY F DODD, within said precincts. NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT hiS wife, Plaintiffs, RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, vs FLEMING. single; Florida, that for precincts I, 77, 77 HOWELL and .57, the following temporary WILLIAM T LOVELACE polling places be designated. Said JUNE 14 LOVELACE. hiS wife, Defendants potting places being outside their respective precincts, but cOnt.guaus NOTICE OF ACTION tt,t't 10 Howcll lerning PRECINCT NO I Residence UnknOwn YOU are hereby notif'ed that a Suit Temporary Polling Place: Portable. to foreclose two mortgages entitled Sanford Middle School. Sanford, Jack P Dodd and Kay F Dodd, his Florida *ifc, plainlifft. versus Howell PRECINCT P40 7) Temporary Polling Place. Sanford Flt'rning, 5ifltJhi William Lovelace and June II Lovelace. his CivicCenter, Sanford. Florida wife, defendanti, has been filed PRECINCT NO 17 against you in the Circuit Court for Temporary Polling Place. Sesnnole I it ,,lC St'iiiiiiul Cuviily. Ions0a. ing UI IT I OR THEM RESOLVED Civil Action No 12)217. and that you arerequired tofile your answer with that where tOC ,ibOve s4id the Clerk of Said Court and to serv, a designation of coiling places shall copy thereof upon the plaintiffs ' result In the voting place for two or attorney%, vs,hose name and adds,eis niore precinct% being located for forth below, not later than purposes of an election in one 5 November SIN, $972 If you fail t do bvilding, INc voting places for the so a default will be entered against several precincts involved shall be you for the relief demanded in the established anti maintained The real properiv Separate arid &pa4l. frorn raCh other Complaint procedeci against, Situated in in Said buila's g anti UI IT FUR TItER ME SOLV ED Seminole County. I- br ida, is as that said temporary polling plac es follows be recorded in theOfficial Record PARCEL NO I tiegin 35 feet West of SE corner of (look in the 0111cc of the Clerk 01 the Circuit Court of Semi nole County, NE'4 of ttuc NW'.. Section Township 2$ South, Range 30 East florida, atul that tOt resolution be for point of beginning, rup North published not more than thirty days 1306 feel, West Xl 0 feel, North ISO nor less then twenty lays pror to lOt- holding UI the uptoinng general led. West 27461 feet. South $45 left, thence East )04 65 feet to point election to be hold on November 1. 1972. in not less than two issues of a of beginning newspaper oh general circulation PARCEL NO 7 Begin 75 feet Welt and 1306 leet ptutihitlwd in said CnIy Northeast '4 of the Northwest i,, Section 35, Township 71 South, llmriije Ii) E,itl . null Wril .Ii) ft-el, th( e North $5 tool. theru Itlil tosed ode through the streets, 2397 French Ave., Sanford (J [] () El (II () o c Ill' liloiltited 111)011 ii horse and - Thu notice will be published OACI portionrnent of election districts a week for four Ill consecutive the Legislature of the State at weeks in the Sanford Herald, a Florida has necetstated an newspaper having general cii' alteration of the pmecructs and North of the Southeast corner of the SuiTE OF FLORIDA (.'os'.'iilry. 1k' LIgret'd tt do If itw wouikt rdi' rlIkt'(I through Itit' town. Clothed tsnly in her long hair, Slit' 'WhireSirviceisthi Best' ov7! 3222611 B ' )t 71161 feel, thence North III 52 feet, uruaninuously by be Board of County thence East 30113 feet. thence South (onunhiSsionert of Seminole County. Florida, at its Regular Merlisg held WITH ESS my hand and seal of °t' he SIts day of September, 1913. as this Court of Sanford, Florida, fbi same appears on the record in the 6th day of October, tfl3. Minute Book ton said County IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have ISeal) ARTHUR H BECKWITH, , , nereuruto set my harr.i and affixed the Official Seal of the Board of Clerk By Martha T Viblen Clerk liar Ian tuck of the film of Giles, Hedrick & Robinson $09 East Church Street Orlando, Florida Attorneys for Plaintiffs Publish Oct 10. Il. 21, 31, 1912 DII 46 County Commissioners, thiS the 5th day of Sepl.mba'r. A 0 $973 I Seal) At thur It l%eci.*iIh. Jr . Clerk, at the Board of County Cwnruuusson.fs for Seminole County. Florida , _ I 7 I %4.• ! Y.. - - I ?~ `-,I, --/ J7 kI , CAMPUS CLATTER with 81M0 BURNS .L< . .,. Ad• is .%, 0 1! ' 4; p ,~ ,~ -4 L ' 2 11 I J, ~ _____ __________________________________ ___________ ________________________ _______ by Al V...r PRISCILLA'S POP ______________________ ______________________________________________ AE \GILtpJr, -, ) F -)-~~ ^Iqh __ . . BU ; .-) , A 'LL wiri.i I LOT MG - 4 I ~ "~, - a ,' / " r' . .. _..,,,. ,. ) - I -- : ( ;- , .. '">' ' •.'m ' / '- .. -. .7 2 / c I -- I -f - ( I -J ' r - 11 I - , -'" 1 - - ' 'E . .-----' - - %. 1 - a ) L I ' i..) ". - - .1 - I THE BADGE GUYS '''1 by Bow.n & Schwr AD MGT~IER A ' - I ,, .t , 1I ~ "I - MO1s1ER44-(J*J. .~_, __ . . ":, Ira '_-'- ) __ -, ' k. \ It 5 'S' , ___.1 I ~ __ - j ~~ 1 J 5 2& . .. L /) J~, ,I" - any unknOwn stockholders. .Ir'i 1% s,_' - V - : 0. 2] by Crooks 1. Lawrence CAPTAIN EASY • L"4. C,L! '4 i. TE LOCK 57016w u'U rr4 - '#jr Ll COIW! . - "E %fhNO .C' kS4E.0ff0W '3 I '4 "1 21 .. -'S.., NOTICE OF SUIT TO HOWARD H, ALLSOPP anti ERNEST S ALLSOPP. last Stir f Drclori and is Trustees ALTAMONTE HOMES COMPANY C d.%SOIved corporation and nv unknown stockholders. U C. STANTON. J. F AUGE. W L STORY. J H TUCKER. C F GRAHAM. C 0 CHRIST. P F MAGUIRE. A. V FULLER. 0 F MACV. C A ROBERTS and .J iN MOST ELLER. last known Board of Directors and l'qu.dators of BANK OF ORANGE AND TRUST CO .and any unknown stockholders. J F PHIPPS and -- PHIPPS. h's wife HAPPY F PHIPPS and ALICE M PHIPPS. his *ilC, BLANCHE P 'I S 1 ..,ng memberS of the las' Board of - ..' . . ' ..__.._4 • S . - . - STRIPES ... FOREVER SGT. tVe EN by 8,11 Hownlla -, L,1ENz,it/E ! (I" 'S ' .**, I..* .. , , / 4f l~ , (:W71-L42F_0.? WH99~_=- iusa 'rt'-J eR • STA'T PUT!.. S o PONT I A,,0140 _____________ - ANDERSON H N BAKER and I, NELLiE M BAKER. his *ifC. .1 1 Ili- ______ - f, . I 14 Q('11 if i I . huSband LOF TUS. her NELLIE A BARTLETT and J F BARTLETT. SR , her husband. J E MATTHEWS and ROSE N MA VT H EWS. his wife, J 0 MORRISON and J 0 PAYNE. Officers of LYMAN SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION and -. JAMES H, SELLERS arid SELLERS, hiS wife, GARAPIC KAUSEK & LORBACH. INC . arid it% jucces%or. GARAPIC INC tiS%0lvd corporations aid 'is' Is no Beard of Directors, GARY u HAROLD GARAPIC. GOODRICH and RANDOLPH ' MATHENY. and any UflkflUA" GA R A P i C stockholders. ASSOCIATES. INC. and ti s5or. KEY DEVELOPMENT AND REALTY. INC. dissolved corporations, and last known Board of Directors. GARY I GARAPIC HAROLD B GOODRICH miii RANDOLPH V MATt'IEN'S', md any unknown stockholders. ,iild HARVEY W PIOGARTI'I and se. MARILYN G I'IOGARTH. his _______ - wA.P - -) ". ______ ' _' L _____ ( ___ _____________ WINTHROP by Dick CQvaHi IV AM?, F_4J 14U<ING 'M-4EN "Q.3 -C) 61rjMEBCCy -A'_.<,_ -N 'I-,I-- Yv IN T1-4;Z-_P.. -3i--k,, _." '.. -.- A •'L . I '.-."t'C ... ' 1. ___ 6 .1 _____________________ "" 'b. " -' L..... __________________1 1 BLONDIE.......,.. ______ -.5. _-;.--. -S ( ' S ' I , - any of Ih ,.bove Still b I'vng, 'I dead. their vnknon heirs, le levisreS. legatees. grantees. • ' I iç 'r , - DAG'wOOC) ' , - . ' _,S, ' a',, 'S - L '. - BEETLE BAILEY . , ,f 1, ' Wt1O LEFT ( ?s 4 i , i.s '2 .,,__ -- _____________ - '_Lo ' - - . Ll~;TSN TO ""`1l s,,'.s / NE -IN " ' ') ". 'e ' .......S!q - I ik lIz- ~-- ~,V~-i U'- L .I 1 . 4CME sclov Is I C"U! TQ 'V QØ 'K., a--, Wal r Mu 7 , t,5C ' t0'ney, with the Clerk of true C,rtut Court, Eighteenth Judicial Cir c uit. Semnole County Ftid.5. at the fl Sanford. F lor.da, CourtOl5J%C Plaintitis attorney. wPuOsC flardue 5 PSENNETII PS BEANE. 01 the firm of STEPP4INSONaruJ IIEANE , Put' - ,- T. TWINK ,'U1. , k:I I .;~t* _______ WRE -NE 5 - (Ii . ,__ -4 - -______I ALL. OVER NE L i'•'t' -- TOOTP4PA9TE defense pemwnally. or by you .I . ,-..' -, - ,-- . - .i..aQ . . If , , - - sit lk~l , I -~ , (". - .5-.---- ,, § <"'S-- T . .,_ ,,-. lir < Ii q .... - I ' - v Chic YuuiIq -. -'I. "_. ( 4p 1 li1 t) - '' '" ''7 - - '#.s.k" .S,V . following described real property situaled ,n Seminole County, Florida. to t Lots I. 2. 3. I. 5. 6. and 7 in Block 29, of SANLANDO TIlE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL. Sanford Se c tion. according to Plat thereof as recorded .n Plat Boo k 3. Page 66. of the Public Records Of County, Florida, and you are required hereby to e lout answer or other written I 11 , _____ r i Lewis , tE r. - -'S 7 / HARVEY w. HOGARTH arid MARILYN C, PIOGARTH, ?i,s wIn . j any of the above tIll be tying. Cr'l i f dead, their unknown hors. cSeviteei. legatees. grantees trustees. wouies. creditors, INiors SucceSsOrs and all other part es claiming by, through. under r against any of the ,nivduaI% C, corporal.ons named. Defendants interest ifl0' lien upon . by __________________________________________________________ ,A -.' - :, ::; ,' ) Fborid, )3?Q7. not later than the 15th day of October, Ii?). thirfilin Selling up the estate, right, title, or interest I __________ ___ ii. E P H A N TOM - ______ S.. ,, Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County. F Ior,d ____ __ L ________ ____________ ______ 7 _7 - L',s: __________ __________________ 'S( 44(,,j517 ,4 fl_:'-,;42;..\, ' ' V __________ A,)' '4". (z' thit o .t"sC) I SA$C7 HiM' / J " X)C,AA1V 1. - - ...71i/' ' It ,' 4- -, -. ii 4\I "¼1 . )S Si . ' ,'i By Marine Eden i5~ - ., 4 I ti Casselberry, Florida 3310? Publish' Oct 10, I?. $977. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF OF I 41 F'vbliih Scpt tf, 26. o i. -- 4 I •45' ' 5) - 'S . - ". 's. IN p 'I. . • ' --.5-- --. - off 4b'Q 1 ' ti' Deputy Clerk Kenneth AS bean. STEPHENSON and CEANE Post Offis Drawer One I i hId )'y 'J.iI? y / Floiida, th.s 11th day 01 Septeriubf'r 1971 tSea) ARTHUR II BECKWITH. JR ": ________ L'i' nitrcuJ aja.itsl , WITNESS my hand and teal OP inc COUrt at Sanlord. Seminole County. _______ __ THE of tCn upon the abo. e jescr j property rlamed by you and should you fail to xi so default *ihi ________ _.._..__,h____- _(_ Office Drawer One. Cau,lb.rr'v. I COUNTY V Of SEMI HOLE) I HEREBY CERTIFY that the ug it It ,itud ilios ,,rud lii t e West or ret I op p ul a Resolu tion iS5Cd 16006 feet to point of t,eginning .- 1 - Directors. GARY I GARAPIC GOODRICH aol HAROLD IS RANDOLPH V MA THENY. ird trustees, spouses. credlors, lienori. successors and all other parties amng by throu9ti. under Of .anit any Of the ifldiyidu6it of corporations above named YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Suit toQuiet Title has been brought 0 the Circuit Court of SminIt County. Florida. against you and each of you claiming an estate. right. title or .A 'I ,'7" of wife. GERTURDE I LOFTUS arid taxi's AARON'S AMOCO.. -- - / itS successor, GARAPIC, INC dissolved corporat'Ons. and ics' known Board of Drectoni. GARY I HAROLD A C,ARAPIC. GOODRICH and RANDOLPH V MATHEPIY. and any unknown GA P A P I C 5t0dkh05. ASSOCIATES. INC . and its SOC cestor. KEY DEVELOPMENT itSoi ei AND REALTY, INC 0 polling places within such new 1.ads' (odi%'a asked her III l'ih,l 11(1 III I t'tt lit I' 1111 ht'av v ATTENTION BOATERS: Free Ice With Fill-Up. - . ' 0*1 - ASSOCIATION, arid JAMES SELLERSCnd this 22nd day of September, 1972. Iteasoii for RId _____ 1LWb ttTh fs • Willis V ItatI State of Florida. Unless such CCf 1111_126 $4920 England RESOLUTION Avenue, Winter Park. Florida, at torney for petitioner. ROBERT ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER DALTON STEWART, and by filing VIPILEPI, SECONDED BY COM the original thereof with the Clerk of MISSIONER YARBOROUGH. THE the said Court at the Courthouse, FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS Sanford. Florida, not later than the UNANIMOU3LY ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF tit day of November. 1972 If you fail to appear and show THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM notice, MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE caus e in a default will be entered against you COUNTY, FLORIDA, ON THE 5TH for the relief demanded in the DAY OF SEPTEMBER, AD 1977 WHEREAS. the recent reap petition ' } OctetS at tii.itr v. . r it thi 5 15th day of July. 191) his wilC. 0 F BENSON. GARRETT and ---- GARRETT, PuS Set Of 4 Read man, P A, 201 East N I UTrIP(F.0 'rx.rf of Seminole C ount, non-sc, ,Solid trade name of A n c Plu,mh. COtS Eieftrft Company 0 corn WIN Sert'r,rs 545 ry rt,jj Circuit Court of Seminole County, and alteration of Precincts has Florida. and the teal of said Court ,ietettitated changes in the location deceased MORTON MOSENISLUM I"P - mney for Administrator 43) (last highway 434 ( a~ssislberrsss, F $34 • . S'ut'liSh Oct 3, 10. Il. 74 $977 - 4~4 1 I lorida. at Sanford. Florida. the lollowing described property. tying and being in Seminole County, I ((si r*,r rt TIMF W! IfIiHFr) Pti,mt,nej M McGee. et at All of sasu properly being in the County of Seminole. or demand not so filed shall 6* voId Howard T Anderson ' Adrnlnlslralot' of the (State of James Warren AnderSon, ALL I SIZES 1 %iftf 0411 I 1,0111-15A 911-1 Italic And M ariano pfalIar.Pt. vt. i'r'vi of A tt C eni r ectri t"nrnpan and ntar.rJ li 'i'' with the Clerk Of ('i,c,,t and J F BARTLETT 5id sale is to be made to Satusly at It 00 o'clock A M on October BARTLETT J F MA I SM , her buSbfld 20th. 1913. offer Ion sale and sell c, the termS of said Final Judgment md POSE II YA I TP4F'#dS I1E the higheSt arid best bidder for aslu, (Seal) h.s wife, i D MOP P I SON And J r, At the front (West) door of the ART14UR 14 BECKWITH, JR PA',141, Officers of L YMAPI Courthouse of Seminole County, Clerk of Circuit Court ATH1FIiC S C 14 0 0 1 Seminole County. Florida fly Martha I Vihlen Deputy Clerk by V. T. Hemlin ____________________________________________________ . Clerk of the above Styled Court. will SRI 47 ov Florida , laim GOOD ALL Help Guide l thereafter as poslt,I•, to re h.ar rnattr% pertaining It) thø Order entered the 14th day of !.pt.mher PR 2 Pg IS filing fee of one dollar and such ______________________________________________ - 11V . culation in Seminole County. Precinct boundaries within Seminole In the Court of the County Judge, Seminole County, Florida, In Probate. In me: Estate of JAMES WARREN ANDERSON Deceased To All Creditors and Persons Having Claims or Demands Against Said Estalt: are hereby You and each of i"itfied anti reguir to present any iaim5 and demands WhiCh you, or i'thrr of you. may have against the iitate of JAMES WARREN AN DIRSON, deceased, late of said County, to the County Judge of Seminole County, Florida. at his office in the court house of said County ót Sanford. Florida. within Si. calendar months from the time of the first publication of thiS notice Two copies of ch claim or demand Shall be in writing, and shall state 11we place of residence arid post office ,uddre'Ss of the claimant , and shall be SWorn to by the claimant. P.ms agent, attorney and accompanied by a , • Tires • Batteries Accessories _ ________________________ meet your friends. Kentucky Vs. DAILY 24 HOURS GULF PRODUCTS Support your team with a WHERE BAR and PACKAGE OPEN STEP OUT OF LINE 91 I GULF SERVICE U I ___ ,_~_ I HARRY'S We can handle all . Seminole Park tificaleshallberedc'cmed according tn law the property described in such certificatewillbesoldtothehigtuest cash bidder at thC front door of the Seminole County Court House at Sanford, Florida, at 11 00 A M.. on the first Monday in the month of November. 1977,whirhustheóthday ot November, 19?? Dated thiS 791h day of September. $972 lOfficial Clerk's Seal HUM H BECKWITH. JR ARTHUR Clerk of Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida By Virginia F Huff Deputy Clerk Pi,iblittu Oct 3. 10, 17. . DLII 25 MON-SAT, Ø.9 SANFORD [,Uf~[D p rr,G OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS SANFORD PLAZA are here everyday. Clemson vs. Duke Navy vs. Syracuse Columbia vs. Harvard The Sports Shop JCPenney Year - No Estra Char ges 9 1 1 or more. good hunting - at C'sar' (:ii* Ti - St,.d,"tAtc.msir,'•d Any graduating Sanford Plaza b ammunition. Openastudentaccount! 1 C'1 u 'S"S'\'/ SIZES Iii SEC. 197.495 FLORIDA STATUTES OF 1969) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Thomas G. Freeman. jr bolder of the following certificate hasfiledsaidcerlift(ate for tar deed The certificate issued the In 4number and year of issuance, the description of the property, and the name inwhicti twasassessedareat followS Certificate No 99 Year Of Issuance 1970 Description Property: Lot I (Ilk 9 Ti' 16 - GIRLS' 46 size s , , - or . SPEER & SPEER 113 MagnOlia Avenue P0 for 1364 Sanford. Florida 37771 Attorneys for Ptntiff Publish Oc' tO. 197? 01144 PERRY _______________ FOR TAX DEED Boosters " .I" .1 . 2 button Now' k C Vernon Mile. Jr .01 CiEVELAND. MIZE NOTICE OF APPLICATION Now in stock • hunting - - 995 4_ i Seminole Hig -. I' Class 0 1111, jj Fci ,. ` - T: , Sig Sull Woof ton Publish C o mplete _____________________________________________ ______________________________________ "S S.rtlnn Florida Statutes 1957 I 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Ha. 100% Polyester Knit meSiloners of Seminole County Sitting ci the Seminole County Utilities floarci will hold a public hearing in the County Commission CPia,nhers of the 5,rninot County SAS (fl CotP'oue, ',arufod, Florid., on t%dA the I?tPu clay of October. II7 at 1 P M. or ci soon Lot 55. GRANADA SOUTH. cording to the phil thereof as McKibbin Agency ..........Winner ...........................Attorneys for Estale Drawer recorded in Plat flook IS. Page 100. Sanford. Florida 3777) Public Records of Seminole County, Vote ........................Winner ..........................1 Publith Sept 19, 76. Oct 3, 10, $973 Florida TOGETHER with the following equipment permanently Sanford Herald .............Winner ...........................PEH?S installed wtiiCh shall be deemed to NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IPIANO tie a fixture and a part of the realty NAME STATUTE Don' t Litter ................Winner SEMINOLE FOR COUNTY. I Whirlpool Pang, Model PWE 300 10 WHOM ii MAY CONCERN FLORIDA t. $ Fatco Hood. Mocici 366. 7 Notice 5 Iiq'reuy given that thr Arron's Amoco .............Winner ,,..,,,..,..,,'' CIVIL ACTION NO 11-1194 Electri Heal Heater%. Model 24 ER C# undersigned, pursuant to the 50. 1 Electra Ceiling Heater. Model "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter _________________________ In re. Petition of $100 I Century Hot Water Heater, loS 09. Florida Statute, will register think ........ will be the most points scored in any e I DAL TON STEWART I0t5 Model SRTS 43DV With the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in -_game. Said sate is lobe made to Satisfy and for Seminole County, F'orida, NOTICE TO APPEAR the terms of said Final Judgment upon receipt of proof of the __________________________________________________________________________ IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF (Seal) ____________________________________________________________ publication of thiS notice. the IC FLORIDA TO: ARTHUR H BECKWITII. titiOc.S name, to Wit E SCHAT TEN PETER ADAMONIS Clerk of Circuit Court ASSOCIATES under which $ am Seminole County. Florida engaged in business at 500 Orange you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED fly Martha , Drive, in the City of Altamonte that a petition has been filed in the Deputy Clerk Springi, Florida above entitled Court for the adoption That the party interested in said of SPIERILEE ANN ADAMONIS. SPEER & SPEER business enterprise is as follows and ,ou are hereby summoned, 113 Magnolia Avenue ordered and required to Show cause I' 0 Boa 136.1 Emanuel Schatten Sanford, Florida 3777$ • DatedatOrlando.OranUe County, v'hythe%nmethOtJIdnO$ be granted 1 972 73 the by serving a copy of your written Attorneys for Plaintiff ForitiC September 13th, 1977 L jr'p e defenSes. 1f any, upon JOHN D PubliSh Oct $0, 1973 I'ublith Sept $9. 76, Oct 3. 10. 1977 HAINES. ESQ. of the firm of Win DEl 45 ,DEII iS -- -----------derweedle, Haines, Ward 1. Wood H igh THIS CONTEST PAGE WILL Third deceased Winner Penney's .................. & Second Prize . 0 0 $6 %'.. % .,s Henry A Cahill. Ricky Smith 1807 Palmetto, Sanford 110 void As ,atiminsstrator Krlight's Shoes ..............Winner ...................... \ \ .,H.'at Statute', to WI UuI,i, of Public Hearing The Hoard of County Corn 1T% . .4' , - F J • oflUwOod IMyrtte Seminole County. tloridm under the IctItIouS nam. of Ml Sue Steel Erection, and that I with the Clerk r.gster Said the Circuit Court. Seminole County. I lorida in accordance with proviibons of the Fl,lti, OOP ALLEY NOTICE OF INTENTION To REG ISTER rcviviouc TRADE HAM! SEMINOLE COUNTY NOANO or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ( rhc, Sanfcrd Herald . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiie M Altamonte % ) r ings. I Ion id.s lt'r ttt' .c'$crr'rtt 0 %l busineSS enterpm sic art' ci follows SOuatten MessIer FICTITIOUS NAME NOT ICF IS h'reby iv.n that I mm InP;% C$ I C) 11% PU't In Legal Nifi ce Le9al Notice - Ma' en Itch A 0. $977. by Utility Control Board NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE J . to. it. 21 I/ on cerning Meredith Manor or, Puhlit X Oct '. of points scored in any one game on this page and place NOTICV IS HEREBY GIVEN. cotS c utilities. tn A copy of said Order ii that, pursuant to Final Judgment t 14,Iroid Sted end may be crammed in tne I I HE LIRCUtT COURT OF THE this number In the space provided In Entry Blank. This on October ForecloSure rendered Diteulat Oriantlo. Orange County, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C Offur., Room 1)2. th, $973 in that .rtain cause Utility Control will be used to break ties. rlorisa September 11th. lv?) MIHO) F Sanford Atlantic National flank (lIlT. IN *140 ro Circuit Court. in and in the FLORIDA CIVIL A' Publish Sept ___ 19. 74. Oct 1, $0. 1472 pending ullding. SnIø,cJ. Florida during COUPIII. Florida, in for Seminole County, rtorida, VION HO 11 tiCt orrnal buSineSs hours HLH 79 Civil Action No 17SA wherein One entry blank only to each contestant. Entries SUITE VOQUIFT TlTl. F All persons hCving information or IFOEMAL NATIONAL MOM ' 'I ,F fP.'OI ol the County Jude. At '111 /# hs the Court____ hy%ICaI evidenCe concerning this per or post. pa . must be brought to the office of this YGAGI ASSOCIATION, a con Seminole County, Florida, In 1IYI4E H SF f1OU'. sting natter are herrfiy notified to attend FI ratbon organised and ex i Plaintiff's Probate. marked no later than Friday Noon, October 13. nd Present sam. at the aforesaid pursuant to the laws of the United In re Estate of time and place State' 01 America, is Plaintiff, and HOWARD It ALLSOPP and F" _________________________________________________________________________ 4A$4I4Y A CAIIIL t. , alSO kn*fl as singie (Seal) a CAROLYN WRIGHT, HF NIJY A (AIlIL I PSESI S ALLSOPP 5urvi.ir'J fl y Greg Drummond, wOmCfl. is Defendant. the un -' members of the lasi flar Deceased Chairman It To All Creditors and Persons Having ciersigned. as Clerk of the above styled Court.. will At 11 00 O'clock Claims or Demands Against Said Al TAMOPII F P)MFS COMPAN f Arthur H fleckwith, Jr AM On O(tot),r 20th. 1917. offer for jrpumat.ovu. nirI ,i, Estate C ulSV)iled Clerk sale And sell to the highest arid best r. ij You unit ',i(li t ii.j 't' unknortri stockrIold*rS Publish Ott tO. $977 bidder foi' ash. at ttue front (West) Ootitird and requireri Ia preirnI any STANTON, j F AUGF. W door of the Courthouse ol Semirmle 0F I II It TUCKER. C F clemt and dpmand which you if ST0 County. Florida. at Sanford, either of you. may have against the GRAP4AM, C. 0 CHRIsT. R F PUBLIC SALE NOTICE OF following described Ilorida, the estate of HARRY A CAHILL. also MA.U'PF A Y FULLER, r. r ENTRY BLANK NOTICE IS ttrurny GIVEN, OFFICIAL known as HENRY A CAHILL. properly, tying and being in MACV. r A RORER VS. and i I miii Judgment of that, pursuant t 'ernin0le County, Florida, to wit deceased, late of said County, to the ____ rendefc1___ on October MOSTI.LLEU. last knownBoard Lot 45, GRANADA SOUTH, at roreclosure (Reasonable Facsimile Also Accepted) 0,t'(tors and niu1mt04'5 of A' County Judge of Seminole County. etni, ;'i in that certain cause cording to tnt' plat therenf court office irit1, Ct OF ORANGE AND TRUST CO. n'i recorded in t'il flunk 15. Page l, pending in the Circuit Court. in and - .............. Address My name is any ,nknO'wn slorkboldt'ri. J F Pii%t' of said County at Sanford, Public Records •if Seminole County, for Siminole County, Florida. n I iiun$a, within sir calendar monthS 1) 1012 wherein Civil Action No foridn TcKjrttwrr with the following H.I.S. store for men ......... Winner .................. - HAPPY F PHIPPS .ini Al ICE M 1% from the time of the first publication I uipmen? permanentty inStCIIed. ft:DE RAt, HATIOP4AL MOP PHI PPS. his #,.##, H Pit RAietO .1 10% notte Two copies of each T6A6U ASSOCIATION, a car %hall be deemed to he a fix and 14111 II M flAk FR, pi,. ,t. I (laim or demand "all be in %irriling. which tureand a partoflherealty I Whirl poratuon organized and •i%tlnq .iifld shaltstatctheplacc of res.decxe C ARL J flEHP4 and MARY t pool Range. Model UWE 300 A of the United pursuant to the ta . Burger In ...................Winner ..................... BE HSON. h F 0 *ife. and pust otfict' atidre's of the 1% PlaintIff, anti Model 766. 7 Elertrl Slates of America, I asco IlouI. GA PP F I I, '. C,AP RI VT and i lainiurul, and %hll he srn to by A PlO P0(1111,014 ili',it Itrilers, Model 21 I Il '. I MAT V t F W ILrry's Bar ..............WInlwr ttit' (lCifliitlt, Itier ,igont, dir at #.fr, IILAPICHE P A!lC)Fc" Electra Ceiling Ifeatec. Model 1100, I PAPIKIL J WOflIPISOPI. ItS Wile, torney and accompanied by a tiling GERTRUDE I L0 TUS and I Century Hot Water Heater, Model are Defendants, the undersigned, as ................ Winner .......................' Zales . t of one dollar and such claim or LOU TLJS. Pier husband NELLIE A - I, Legal Notice - 5' k . _,-' = - �I San Tuesday, Oct. 10. 1972 1OA-The Sanford Herald World's (!!'fl o r"g allrepI Mo War, Ne's Scr Ice Po 1 "9 t '9 cs N ws ill be in no atfeeteti by the oncoming presidential clectin Nov. 7. Mr Nixon said he rarely will visit the campaign trail until Congress adjourns because he wants to stay in the capital "to campaign." The chief executive said the administration overturned efforts to push through welfare lop no proi ip.l tigiire s (nhiidatt has been say ing about his adnunistration, Mr Nixon observed that "I think responsible members of the t)emocratic Party t it he this kind of turned off b ,..ettlenicr.t Most roads led to Washington this week as President Nixon ould seek no tax pledged he boosts next year and Congress of to" iign comulittec had an part in it Mr. Nixon said his 1973 goal hill be to ease propertyn tax burdens ithout xosting other levies and to seek relief for millions of elderly retired of Americans with incomes of less Federal spending." reform legislation. investigating than $2,CW a year who pa an lie also promised a string of investigation is In an unusual impromptu average of one-third of that sum grain deal Soviet l press conference, the Presdent veto messages aimed at last. the U S. taxes. property any in ere has been th promised "there will be no minute legislation exceeding because "if to politics. the Turning any illegality, we impropriety, presidential tax increase" next his budget limit goals. 11 President noted his idt' h'i *ant to kno that Talking about Sen. George warned but er the polls intt of McGovern in over bugging As for the _.t t Vsr' rhnr&t that the said he has cautioned his aides Nixon administration has been I)cmocratic National Cornmight make one necessary. The Vietnamese peace talks corrupt. the President said, mittec headquarters. the not the rely on them. lit' he had rei'ed his support for a are "in a sensitive stage." the 'I'm not going to dignify such President repeated that clf are reform plan killed b President said, adding that his comments." As for hat the no PrsonaI knowledge of the said he is convinced the Senate a day earlier and earo for the swiftest OSSlt)k' liernocratic presidenttal affair and ronused to rene his plea for fight the battle against rising Bureau - .... '. 1 41 1 ui eter ° i - .. . r •. '.' I T 111 an Israeli qtIi'l In tlu' feiist' \tuustcr Moshe la an saltt he ttix's not antic ipate the a other Arat,lsrad ar Ili should But if war next would erupt. the Soviet Union 1)ayan not actively parttcipfltt'. U I . OS ~\ II I T " - r __ I. ; ..w , .1 07v last v.eek as Snook I 1 I . -,- " 01 ,( _416.19 h N You 14irtngs, .\nd in Cincinnati. (Thio. the l ilton. 01,141, the tiatmilititti Born in I'atuxent Rftcr, Mit , the hi Ide-elect Is Iii,' granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs Ernest It. lIuskin, West t'tsluniblti, 5 C. At Seminole 111gb School " here she grudii:lted In iw;i, Miss Morgan was a member of 11w hand and I aim (hum Shi' is a 1972 graduate of I'atrti'in Stevens I"tntsIutiig st'tisiiil. Tampa, where she studied modeling istid f:,stiii,n ttrdlnatlng - Slit' Is presently a nier.'liiinilki'r (or Grant's, Stuart ve l,imitl land. ( )III,, , is Ito 11cr Ihin t' who %;;I -, bern in Cleit Mt I irli N Marker of grand.soli of Mr. and Mrs Van County police ttisp;ttclicr sent this n essagc to Car 479: "Go to Friend1Taerfl A tight" c'. e got this gu out in II'. Yours [or a lGta free trial. If after 10 days you tin not wish to California.A machine sent lilt' .11, .ecp this lovely edition, simply .tr.'t L.1;.t offer on ne M.tt mail it back to us." poker." said grandpa. "A body That also is computer talk. covers." almost never gels a pat hand." Another machint' tants me to not lone However, I can break it down. I bought some books bt .t v.,tlkt with iu ini!i.tl- in a It decodes thusly: ago from a machine "If you don't want this book, gold computer somewhere in Ne!,t Mt-,tnwhilt', the first lhOi lint you've got 10 days. as of York. I made a mistake and buddy, ithen it left New started sending we more books mailed them payment in ad' three days ago I irote: "Stop sendint remember to mail it to van ce. It made me eligible f or a York. this time, you will books." for life. back. I)uring drawing for $100 a week to They sent me a copy of Bo way The books came OF;., But the tave to find some e box it came To Fight Back In The Computer th machine told a lot of other rewTaP it since infella par ttthen you opened it. Age." But I didn't have much niachines about me. k It'll nrcthahlv cost about ii fight left n nw I"' 1A), IICIC i U it saii - - - ' b-i. , . . . ,'l_ l P . v .. ' 14 P I $ 4 OWLS of every shape _________ ,- 116-__ -__ ----q - and description from her collection displa yed by Mrs. Eleanor Evans right of Orlando in Forest City Elementary School media center recently in observance of "hoot 0w1' Day at the school Inspecting the replicas of her school's mascot Jayne Slack. were is I(eeoer //tarries On Beach L.irihfhous ,. .,., ' haul.irt'p ('ape prouiing easier to send the money" hiti'hous litters eased the lonelinessn hack for the outdoors wedding l4reton-born Ann code" Those book selling machines and Ojibav Indian Joe Jacs life as lighthouse keeper cereOfly The other computers an. Water' New The bride from that's started hanging around and Thibeault icre married on the Michipic-oten Island swered "clunk clunk" ford. N S *orea long. hrightl and began having lunch with machines beach here alter a romance b talk The groom, a former fish' hued drt'.o. ihich Joe said signi- computer correspondence ','Iltngctther things They saidtied nature ' s colors And life They met brie'fl in Toronto ermaflwho has been light(' jch . HARWOOD IMP. CANADIAN wLAP4I IMP. GRANT'S 8 YR. 's'TEACHERS IMP. SCOTCH fri I 1 D HEDGES -BUTLER t#'k' LEWISu%" "66" 6 YL ',. 3 - SW #Of r. DAD 100 essss" es.ss.s GRAND ' 67?'IN '.'; i'i '- -' LI ' 10 yjjyy pp,__________________________ *I4DAMd1 CISI titi . ' I . COCKTAIL LOUNGE - ABC 'i*. .t 4e 4 ,, ''. • , V.0. BARTON (;ANA': iiss SANI )I(i J.T.S. BROWN - ------- -- - Hilt) - - "u,I ( - '-, i ' - , . • - __ IlI 'I 'III hi • ISLANDER tot OS RUM m"s LEWIS _________ "66" I% 5l•t hii. LIL OIL PPIU ft _ " ' 4' d .. L r '4.:k ,' - -, . - - 00 ,01 .,' y a, , Mill ItS (if SI \II",OI I ,IIJNI()l( ('s)i!u'j'u' Itet-order •'nscinblr, directed by Mis-s Barbara Muller, were guest ;1('rforilu'rs on Doris Ash'u%orn.in S ist II s prugri;ii World" on (liarinel 9, Oct. 5. Itir s'nsu'iiiblt presented, their f su'I.'ctions [rub rcp.'ratorics Forming the t'nss'uihle are, from left, Mi Bonnie Wit'bolil( Muller. Phyllis Trigg and lthonit;s Grviter 0 N' , ' It -- ' .iV"4 4 . -- '-"-.-. . - .4 - . .4 i r LONDON DRY ROYAL DELUXE p0558 18' GIN CUCKENHEIMER FIEISCHMANN SI Di? 4.1 ITS It% kISS •,L ,,,_ 477•1, ' •'5 TI SI III t.&ICS1 •ISSSCTII ' 45 471$ 'i'' 3.79 ' 99 '" ''' ABC VODKA ABC GIN Ills& "I (0411218001031(c lid? Di HARVEY'S , ,, k ; - I . 010 REPEATER HEAVEN HILL ,ssaNDIt1'I' ____ ICJLS il : ________ .... 597% I ;a.. .99 II CRIMI.Df.MtN'THI A - oc*O £N1SITTI .r. II' i$tiliIl SD LtDUIVS -__ Your They're Here, Now & Awaiting .t.'i. •5 Vol tI Iii ,v1'lU18"ItP.U''1 ' i,.t' Inspection " 111'flh] IA 4.49 2?'. . . i-:iij 3 iS 3.. 1' 5€ 95 5' HICHLIIND BREEZE CERTIFIED 5 'tEAR PT E 599 .... Al 88 ia" 12 YEAR MacCALLUW 8 YR 86 KY. OLD Sfl1WIEY4 79 86PR 449 MACKAY ill 01 McHENRY 17 YR PT 519.... 61.35 6" WHYTE L ___________ 5.49 B' 01. CEO. DICLEL S'I YR KY OLD REPEATER 319 .... '-'- ... 6' (BEN HORN 33 8 YR KY 479 .,.. OLD GENTR GIN fr II' &.1 MYERS RUML 0141ITI~A *V&ot • CANADIAN DELUXE 'I' • '-" CANADIAN loop I(C(• I '' HIGHLAND BREEZE ______________ UP 0th. CERTIFIED PSlt?it,i tOVIL - TOM SIMS 8 YR. PREMIUM 10 YR. i."," A fl" " _' ',i. CRAWFORD tsp 5(Qt(U I'do ''°°'' CItP 5" 1II&'1.0 g0v5504 SCOTS LION / GIN - %,' ,-' . IE!11 WHITEHALL ____________ °'' RUM •"' WHITEHALL _______ DRY GIN WHITEHALL VODKA I' 8'' 411$ $ I 4.29 , 0$ tS&.UCD.'1tl h - •&" 3•49 QULI7 I?$ • t-..il 5.9 I. :T i LIi&, EJ_"L.L.J'A'T - '. :. . ) 'tre Montego 2 door riardtop, 1011/ equipped, blue wt th .•,hitC top E,tra peciaI price BUSCH BAVARIAN BEER I 6.99." d,cr loaded PtJ. rio.',er ar d ter eo an d ,',ind o f/,jr 'I'. . se.t .' .. ... . . . •I 5*15 " '•' . .III ..,,,.. 'Ii' -. 1151'.. 5*54 ....a ..• IT lOS 'II 78$ T sit,5it1,511? 7 $7871 i;,,,,, t, ,, U oil I so 964 3fl T. RASPOLIKI CHIANTI _1 ..-, 1.69S'. . SAUTIINI IUSUNDY C)JIT POST TA WNI POST - (SIAM SNIISY 3" NIRASSOU PINOT BILE ' -• 1.58 . 'H *5509 WIlT SILOS bUIlD a (415. II sIltS? AIC .OSi.IUIOUWDY ft 9 CNI*NT,.IAUTISP4Ict*hI' :: to" SIC, ' SM CULITI PORT *14111 PORT SNIPPY - WUSC*TIL "-'.-.- S - - - ' _ I 1 - I 5515,5 51 CRE I II a ti'' 5 - ' DEWAR'S scowi D- * * Hi- Way ,,,, * Hi-Way 17.92 17.92 ''(O 9C0 540 (8' _.,_' 3" • .r QUART .•...4__.. JICIA (,Ib-1 (54555 55? a .... 31,95 3490 4 U1CI1 [ BACARDI RUM GORDON GIN RELSKA VODKA 371 QUART' 359 : QUART .449 A -- 1.99 1S •' 4 JOSE PEMARTIN SPANISH 21$ Fern Park !$ &T. i '. - - =r-, QUART SEAGRAM P.M. DELUXE C'°W 479 BLEND : ..: 288 510 ___-_JIL1ND 1,7 L..:.. I •. or ._S 5'. 4 -9 0 IIIIIIIIIIIIII11 • • Town .,-' . .4 ,I. ': . - . ' , '1,1 -' • -. 16I , ' - - Coun try LINCOLN MERCURY ___________________________________ S. HWY 17.92 at 5 POINTS Ph. 3224884 - ___ 8318090 It - .t 10 - ' . • -- . . L DANIEL \1[{ , , .• t e br",de is employed bv ;.•neral rivnamnmt's intl the tronlu has iuSt rei'tnt1y been . (,lii / hi rites (.ffI.stln i,str',s.s n now __________________- ________________________________• , Now imyrna Bii('h and ar' HENRY FAINT i Bob Orwig Photo lisChari4ell from the US. Air Force. c(d 1)(4)(ite Mr .ind Mri. M.%Y Varner, ' Mifthntown. ' - - ' , ' - , ' '. '' ,\. ' -.- JI A -. '."•tS. -' '-.'t '-. -' . U, • . St. --. . 'ears in the urinals (if :\SiiiIi couture .irid can list tiui'rii hers of Thailand's ;oyal family among its clientt'Iu' ' . .. - T % . ' '.8 " liii' Sut- tal Ihpart:netit ot s,uiifurd Wtinman's Club will ti'ifl the l97273 season with .m 'erett dish luncheon and card :.utws, Wednesday, Oct. U, noon. at the clubhouse - • I 'S - • - )7)f, i l)F,it.I I ,n O C5't(' (Jl. di urnot i : cJ 1I U 1C1' colors 1 Ftc quil ted Design lhu, ectiutig t1R''. Ic t I) side slit and a double pattern border at the ger'tly shuped w a i s tline Oriental sI)Ien(tor in pattern and color are combined in the long dress and coot (right) for the Star of Siam collection The dress, closht1 Irlt) a dramatic decoIItte, is a hand-printed Thai silk in vivid Oriental colors On the coot, the pattern ii, deftly (id med by skill $ tl quilt trig Jean Noel Ho o is the designer ;.terinst .r Mrs ersonally st'lt't't s thur color 'oiiihuiiI.stiiutss liii lii designs and suistms ist's the hand• scmi'.'Itiiig p''' thil trailsfri s I hi'in onto tab; its p 'flit' I )t'sii!fl 'l'hiai s'tthl.'eliumi com,ihinus lush tropical cal ors like t'i'i sian Iilut' jungle green am t'hitl - t.'il a cotta amid hlamitu' tin jui'iiits dciii ed Iltirmi ant'it'iit Itt'ii t'ih-t' Ill' iloiuimi Batik •iiot limit miu,'st' How One Woman prints antI liii' tit' sugmis tit tt'imiplt' tiles 4iiut'it'I't rubbiiug-. and i1ittt'tl it'S The results are msi'r.'stiisg Xi Epsilon %, '11i ULrOLS ()ii Ill '-h I _______ Mt'tiits'rs tit the smurui'l1 is ho p.srtit'Itmmit'ti in thit'st' 4it'Iuv itit' 1rt' Mrs JiI% i I lottie tioltuit, Wt'ntti'tl , J out tim ttk',, Mm Mr Jesse u ltubyt ('4111cr, Mrs U Ii' mimla u l iiit'r soui. ii itiiii Mrs. Billy tAmumi i (rmiL'v anti Mrs. I lertild i Mart' lie ha I hieckenbach, Also Mrs. harry i Ruth Iloiftun, Mrs. John ( Aiiittrt't u I .iI(misms, Mis I 4mmuiar Marti) ill \li'rt'mlittu, Mrs Bill t I lotus' Ilotte, Mrs. ('Liar It's i Joyce Smsmisuiut't, Mrs Eddie i Vi'rtis i Sauls, Mrs. dliii ijumwi warner atitl Miss Grate Marie' StIfIt'm'iluhuem sell various :ilt itemius as its ways and titcans project, Aimiort't I i1tosa gust. it sirs' tmitcri'stimig um'ugrmiiti liii '''the Sense of 'I'out'h " Hi Sept 30, sororit) mclii' lwrs and their husbands hunt it Western Cookout Lit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay BoRon on Yak' Avenue. Old lanterns. t'titit'kercti mmiii smiddles i.ithlt't'ltmthi's were mu few of the Iteuuis used itt curry out the wt'slermi misoni. 'thIs year all t'huiplcr sovtuts will center around the tta'imue ''Aroiimid the World.'' I'eii ittiiple's m'miju cit the t'vm'ltiuIpt Saved Her Home with No. Roach - Capping Long Hair Wtit,lt'ii smiiuiggler s Calls '- .5 - SANFORD FLOWER SHOP t ,,,!,l1I5ft'4i A,r I!! Ill! I? I. 1~1 tu , • ..7!~-, I ". .,-I * I ~ ~ ST'VL NO. -4627 I \ ( / , /' jr!1 /L "-.5 // I. - ... s' .. . - ... ' • a nsure bedutitul lit Lycra CR t 5. ss er ,,,mnde' frame Uu - all RI pande ,sjy stretch brief natural back, ,! i 4 i.' aculul NJ ped it 'it pnet Perlect i'jr i,'tt clothes S. 't'Uili5 - F LOWE R S ,: and gentle nderwiruniq NO. 96 cuffs. look great with lon1 Iltuss- umig hair 'l'hiu or fii'' hair eaii be tucked inside tile Cap i' and then tiny wispy 'mu be puLled 0 to cnt'irt'lt' tti&' Lice - ' -- is uth is ide It 11 - 'T .4 head hugging tiat - ' I - In Sanford K Horton, depart .'or!rii' 0tH) 'lures Nide set straps Lr)L-h' - - /2 mnient chairman, and her 'iiiutiiitttt' are hostesses Mr .l F Hunt and Mrs W I' llotiitann are in charge t't tiriulgt' and canasta lust icimis 'l'tii' primuts in t'qu.it l t attiamul colors ill tlit.' Stam ol Siaiii cttllct'tittn art' ii •iii Iatitsns tu gctttuirtrit' t rib1il • B. ft :t:,'r'-r:t. • ,,,,, . k) . \!r I 4L1 11r11('( )I) I- 5 .5 45' - ' \titerr'at .,randmnotht'r is W A. Kratzert, Sanford 'tir and Mrs l.ester ct'L.'v, (t,'.tl,,t. i.ire tho ' F A '. ,*.' - t( . r,.I'. " - . Xi Epsilon Sigma ('lumpier of Ik'th Sigma Phi began its year of au-lull Ii's at the liively new Oak Avenue hmumiiit' uif Grace Marie Stineetiiptier where they had their first muit't'tuug. At this time Ruth hot (on was elected as (lie chutipter's Valentine Girl. She will represent the chapter at the annual Beta Sigma I'III sponIn sored Sweetheart huh February. 4 Joyce) Charles Mrs. Smnioutet was hostesa for the second meeting at tier huotiuc in I.ake Mary. I)uring this mmieeting, the chapter those to 831-8090 ir • In this country, hr's I't known for the I)esigii Thal collection of exotic cotton prints stiaJ)ed into pants costunics an long dresses and skirts, This season his tiesigns for a second fashiiuun Ia el, Star of Siam. oak" ttwir (urinal debut hem' Q NO , - .i -, 11 Mercurys -_ 'U.-. -St•- •• .••. 5.44 % -. -- .._ S. 'e. .4.•.,• I' 29 £ 4iithINCPOSE'"''98. 3195 WAD wom . .i.95'-. 31% 5" COIUALES-BYASS ._. .__ Casselberry ... 18 95 •, 3" QUBOIU(IT RED-BLONDE At 436 4 2.9$ \, / ;S. sedan. fully Now Available For Lease & Rent ' 449 1 58 (Iii 04• It5. PURl CjLIF DRIll Ut PORT - SsIIU' WUSC*TII. AM 0' OH SNLRHS ' - _,_ -. , - -• '4 look, he believes, as a lwami' tifullv shaped siltioiiet Ii' to it deftly cut decollt'tt.' hie ,P FOR INFORMATION CALL 322-4884 ... , , . S , grossed with color and hat' tern They are as ins,'par able from a total fas umoli ,,S4$I .... SLYI *! 'I .' . 1S..4Sl, • _ ., 4,,. -- Sine.' moving to Thiailamiti , ii en Jean Noel has b ... - •Jt' - - - - . I. isorlti's l)t'St-tlreSS('(l is tuinevi at houses such as l'iitou. Ricci ari(t Lans' III. p1795 New '1973 Lincolns & I , ~ - was scoop ed tip liv the 895 MOntere'/ $ door ':0 u p,':d, iinI I ' - ences with impeccable Westr ri tailoring tt'chIitulUt's These tie lear ned in Paris where his early design wIti k *2995 too '" . - 'fir , 6 M,mrqui' Uroughcirn , loaded with 'icry e x tra including poiier eat and power windows Twin comfort AM FM stereo '" ' - I ' 111 't ' - .% ' r 1969 MERCURY 1970 MERCURY 1971 MERCURY ("14 - - $995 ''si"' ' 8 . - Pa.. p.derai Sack'' I •h 'if the bride; Mr with each tra!utparl!nts .swardshighhghtedpastpUys, iper. forum p a It t i c a I I v Tw o -Jensen, Orange Park, and ms to toTom ac- knowledgeable college student. or deeds, with pre'.k'nUUnn to last 15 miflute'., 'tin intl Mrs. E.lwarl Whitt 'ufta company novelty will speak for their favorite five minutes each far rebuttal .intl ilaughter. Margaret Ca candidates at a Sky 5.net' r and ten minutes for tlUestlImfls and Cora Thurston usti [)ale r't iU"es it 'he .iruomn rrnm th C ri 'tntIrs) - ri. RuU from the audience. Toastmistress Club meeting, 'k' 1Miller, Margueritc The public is urged to attend 12. at 8:00 p.m.. at the and F'Iort'ncv and Paul Thu'ut, ()i!it Commerce and gte these speakersiUpport of Chamber ;ipple, Gil, Tim, and Eleanor Luilding. Sanford. and the awareness that ill Robbins. Abbie Waites, Mildred If there are still doubts by adults ire not .iputhetw .n 'his Genevieve some adults u)fl the adv isability and ('askey election year. ii e n r y of jilowuig 18 year-olds to vote B ic h a r d s o n , The 'umsine.ss meeting at k' I.aniknes'ht. Eileen lIren iflti these two uung men will dispel .'tnchors rujstrntstress Club Paul Ducharme. and Ruth them The debate is to be an will be dispensed 'atth in or'ier Moore. to give ample 'tine to this lively tebate. Jeff Siskind. a itudent The last and most important flirt/i it Seminole Jr College, will award was an empty box, inspeak in behalf at Mctkvern st'ribetl "This box may appear and Mike Malone. a student at to be empty but indeed it is full t In11o1111 the Urn'4 ersit of Florida, will .if the DeRury Players' love anti peak fur l'resident Nixon. Plan deep appreciation for your iLl UpfX1lt," which was meant for Mr and Mrs J the lo)aL, faithful. fun-Losing WCek1e r Rose Kratert ,1111 uuulit'ru-t' 319 ELliott Ave. Sanford, are 7N.......0000001000 a 6 announcing the birth of their first child, a daughter. Doris thrit', who weighed in at a I )il lo t hhlt'1I t t-eal th'. nine pounds, on Oct 1972, at 11oltda Hospital. (', .,,.( I S.. ('Prianik 10 Jean Not'I' designs tom both houses t)leml Eiistt'rn styling and pattern influ tMverici 2 door c'dan, automatic, Colony Park 9 Passenger wagon. big 6 cylinder engine, radio loaded with equipment. Super low Economical transportation ;rif* at ' ' - , . • I) 11 1) I ( - "/'() J) oh t I I '' - - ,it . j ' president. . -- " 1967 MERCURY 1970 FORD ____________________ 399 115 •.. 1295 BDNFPREBDPD[AUJ 6 'A 109 MUNICH BAVARIAN TYPE BEER . BDRDELUJ SUPEPJ[UP.-MUSCADEI 4,19 22.95 •..,..., i'Tói'I1TU1t 1.99 1.09 BURGER BEER RAYES"1D VIKI. BLAWOILIS 6 4i9 6'.'99 1895 1.79 2' RoSi FROM .EE)I: ,,.,.,: :. R,. CQ 1,99,,.: 6 " 1.09 GENESEE BErR 5115551 " ..•1b$SP4S' '?" l5il'(a' ' 4.29 cuMpM ¼a it .IIIC 14' ." .6144 SItS MS 3" B& CHATEAU MEYKARDE 1.95 6 IO 1,19 SCHAEFER BEER '-e,'&,'.'0 .t.t$ 5455 GLASSIS 155(1 ii) 8. chistt1ini 318 22.95 ,S$.$IS .•. ....... 4.4 9 1 99 FROM SPAIN 1.25 BIATZ BEER 3" 6 99t 'C 1 NOT "CABERNET SCHIII1-BEER 12 01. POP TOP CANSIII.....4.69 2.49. NOIR 3" CHLTEAU E1dP CRAVES 249 SAUVIGNON *1 C8I is, 5.11.55' 1095 Lit (l.OlSi (Alt' 1.99 22 95 13U HEINEKEN IMP. HOLLAND BEER 3" MP OLkISH CHERRY ........ If $1695 ,P StOt(. r' 32 r-'.i: £ _$1895 iOn, 1969 MERCURY TKIS willS 1151 f'., I -. 0h tac tor a' r cond honing. autorn.it P luggage rack, AM FM radio. r,mdi,iI Rcadj to mole out 010 low. low prirf' trarim TEACHER'S "" 49':. "Miso ~ qurpp'.d ST. tIGER " • I. ... '. E UP SUIb-IS La ANCIENT AGE COID UC 3 971 Volkswaaen Square Back ___________________ BEEFEATER £ ItS It IO%JISO' 1.99. HEIDSEICK .-Z ' 5.99 .... P St a r of Siam, ft',ti ii, wool challis and silk is nut fledgling It goes back 21' SPECIAL OF THE WEEK WISER 10 YR. UP I 5111,111 SCIL McHENRY 12 YR pf IC 1s S'S Its Ut IS$0 Debut -- 4.49?,.. ___ - AT I £ COACH GOLD tors Factory Warranties B&l.; till 6.39 -.-. " HENRI MARCHAN'T . 'a'l 55.95 SIMS 8 YR . TOM of 1101186cm 1 11 61C.. 49S S J. BONU CHAMrAGNE - 51, - 1JI In of meets West in the at Jean Noel llaxo. Mr. liaxo is a French designer who has lived in Bangkok for itt. past 10 years Tremen d ous Savings! . ...' IMP. SCOTCH 49: _ : ' V.V.O. 8 YR. • AVAILA BLE ARE Dtb Gb. DICKEL '"' I' 'II. ,.". ,.'."It''Iii ' • It MARTIN'S IMPORTED SCOTCH '. - .• Fashion SS S a in e Eastern t'uuntru's are producing a s'e.sltli of f a s i I o n splendor that's worthy of your close serumtiny ,,.tiII it 11811 QUEEN ANNE -. 4.69 Of PREMIUM '10" l Makes stores have set their sights on Thailand w It e r e East Brand New 72s and 31 9.5 ... J.5 '' "s" Look Many buyers for American 4. 3.99 - 4595 3.11" 4495 3"'10" 41.88 3 ..''11111 51.95 r QUART RONRICO RUM ,'':i ,,LS, OS LIII '". - to ABC RUM • 61's 3•,_9h1 - WELlER'S RESERVE 54 PS ITS III l 5II MR. ED KY. - WHYTI & MACKAY • Gi.RUMYOOKA % PROOf GI N . Ik'II[I.LLiLI '. 4695 3 4' - L, NI• " .:. ., s.., - 5.29'. .~ , . .... - . b-I 1W A Wide Range I ... ... . TLIMAN S GIN 111 I. FOR YOU ::gi ________ 3.515 299 .... J •4 QUEEN ANNE -. ' -_ '. $ .. WHISKY 2 99 ... JACQUIN RUM LONDON TOWER "''U' CERTIFIED . IN STOCK WE WILL BE HAPPY TO ORDER IT __________ 95 6 1X PRO ABC VODKA 5" OT. =. CIN.RUM-YODKA 99 51.75 4" ABC VODKA-GIN-RUN 1895 B BLACK VELVET CANADIAN 3....lr 5.99 49 .....61 95 6" QUART JACQUIKS 5 99.,.. 1115 1 0T. CERTIFIED I YR &0'Yt'S :W--R, 'I CE RTIF IED 5 i' 61.95 8" QUART LANC'S SCOTCH 4295 10 12 YR DID Will 53 58 9" QUART ABC 8 YR •sss . JC*W ,... ''" , ' BOURBON SUPREME III 59 3.99 Thai if your idea of Far East tash Ion is the dull blue worker's costume c a in I n g out of China, look again. IF WE DON'T HAVE EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT To; _______________________ ::: __________________ 1 8, 51$ oas ' :Ir' i'MI_________ i' * KITE DUCK LITE 7 e from politics to fashion all eyes are looking East. And Models, Colors & Optional Equipment. ' 4,11 (4U it'.I.I 64U 5.49" 1115 r EMBASSY CLUB CANADIAN 399 5295 6" 01 SUNNY BROOK BLEND 449..... 514 01 CANADIAN RARE 8584 9$ 5885 499 899 I5 a.... 5995 1O' WISER 18 YR. ___ 6' IX BOND KY, TAVERN I YR 499 ta . _ " ... " _• • t('r 9 news that runs the gamut "' -. sesu.n.. $ "- 4a 7 - ____________________________________ () 171 - - (iltht cast for the first pli, .twmst Train, to be presented on Nov. ,9 and 10 iFriday and s.iturd4s in Doll.ir ,it the Couirnunity Center. at 8 pm. r. Thuot then made the 1uwards, only two of which were W -- NEW YORK-' NEAt -For U. It ci' ': IAM1OOIUIOUIVI 499. _________ - L,. . Members (ti the •'ct'i'uti'e - P_ . -..I~ - X.- -to -9#, * I .. ' •- 4 - _________________________ - 1 ; ' -. corresponding sccretar. . 9 ii scct tUTY? UII IWP %tCltP II DIIISUII e ByFLF ' '" L. Th IIA}tDTUI' (lOWS LISt I .'.. otsas .' 59T. . ' IltUiflI 11718 stieS 4.t(Idt MARQUiS IiiUt1.it.M Ill (54•SI 1.54451 554 ,&5.1 ' ...: served hi' cake and pouring "r' Mrs .lameis Mcl..-mghlin intl Mr limes P-nil Miss Nita Virner, sister it 'h.' brIde. presided it the rite' I 'itink 'able a'e bags it 1 tulle tied with wiuti' rhbon %:" r,, il,i,'est ri u 'antainer nr Ut'"1. Ia or 'tie r'utat n'i;;is' tint. r r u' ''iint, \lr; a thr'e-iueru' navy intl tiite pantault with white .m.' -"ssories and the rnse nrsagt' - ,. C ft Tillus lil t intl Mn - ' - , ,. - gititi 1111 ittIti ._. - ABC 8 YEAR A ,wedding bells Crystal mu .W;+4 Ir I - , . ,-. - '1 % ' sulvc'r appointments were tined - - II.,,.. .. - -. ,t. lit t. •. ' .1 N C( ) I .N \IAHR IV SWill ItI T.V. VODKA __________ - . .. . Next, Mrs Ithbhins intrtsliiced the rffict'rs for the } ear, George Napoli, v it.' president ; Ruth Crease , (; ii recording secretary and treasurer, Robbins. l.a n gk r" - h Dora thy - .' 7.1 551 IMP. TEQUILA ' ' ,. - - :':' J}.."i' , KING GEORGE Scotto ________________ ______________ RONRICO Soeo WELLER'S SPECIA'fl __________________ 'CuTS 11(81 155 90 PR. GIN BENEDICTINE 7" I.I&ITI 551)44 oisuis RESERVE P5to, 5t1"I 4 15 III •t 55$ LONDON TOWER JACQUINS 54 P5DO COINTREAU 61-,. sues bass NAU LISUIVI JACQUINS 3WHITE HORSE MILL IF'I SS?iVtI JACQUIN sties I. 111461 togati 444 "v" IMP. SCOTCH KY. TAVERN KY. GINIUMAW i TIA MARIA P' ,#' BEF(ATER Si I' ACtS I IS III IT 5045105 ______ IMP. CANADIAN US 45? :-. ABC 8 YR. OLD it '5 ___________ _______ CLAN MACGREGOR iMP WCOTtil t&LIIW . J.W. DAMT 10 YR. OLD CROW ` ITs J kc60 17551 III '..': ____ YELLOWSTONE III It r t•cII1ç-'-b-' II,Ut 5.,l 14 OLD GOLD iai O YR "'" CALVERT _________ JACQUIN ABC 6 YR. KY. . , . ______________________ ,t' t'tU IS tIAS stiPa tI*"C nJ su. ppiS?OSt(OlttSlIt IiSI . - _______________________________ _ _____________________ BROOKFORD It stI* O&PT OS 0455 -._ . I' - Eileen Breri, Kay Anderson arid F Inrut nt e Thuot , . ; i ' n 73 's1 - 'I-.t, • e evening Dorothy Iangkner'ht, ew - -' - . I'aul Thuot, Master of ceremonies, introduced the president, F leanor Robbinc who in turn introduced the following hostesses of the 'til 111 - 1111i oflit _,v,it'e a mUltLcriInrs'd sItei"d knit tiress .inrl .i whit.' .ur-1,it ion 'sir ,gt' Following the 'eru'mnny. reception was held n the nciai hull of the church . The bride' -; table was sivertaid with u white lace i'toth, over red taffeta, intl held the four tiered wedding rake. topped with white satin . this way to charity. I. •mccess4'ires anti black The paternal 4ran'lmnther .f V.irner 'p" bride. \1r M l Grace C) Brien ent rtained during dinner with piano rnusie Slit' donates all money earned " ' / SCHINUT '''sties .H.1iI'11lB i , A II represented rnom's family Mrs Faint .r" a beige polyester dress tIC carnation roriL,e - N OLD GOLD 10 lIAR YSOP BRANDY es' sleD CIRTIIIID RUM - I - •Il'& TOURS ABC BUYS IITHE CARLOAD AND ThE SAYING IS - ) II if the groom, .t'.V -'.' - -. . ' . ii ITS I? 551 ___________________ __________________ . I)"I ,ni1 ('.i;itry ( 1015 Al silt' for the 't onri annual kR off banquet for I.'Itary PIay"r intl friends. patron.c ;ind gue.u., •''.M - ith rsver I tiir-oI.s', ittt'thh;it - , - IMP. KILT CASTL' (am Cua L IttA.I 58"CA' 'j 4. 7. _____________________ 4.99 • ' ...' I II S M R( .AN 4 11)1) 0rv ig .• - '" I TI ITS ST SDS$S 86 PR. SCOTCH . ;' r sA. .' ' liVER-HOUSE , ,,, wor I'h chason ) AV - TIUOWSTONI " 51 III PREMIUM LIGHT WHISKfl' :'":'.:''..:.,.,,:,,,., ____________ "__''' :. '.1 .IIt' •.'. .. VISIT YOU' $IAUTIIU& WIW SWIWGIW' - II ,*.$• .s MaS- IS' M1 iLIAR - tj S r ' ______ EU ' ______________ STL IOUON $c•tc• • S,cp . ABC EXTRA DRY HAWAIIAN RUM1 AMERICA S LAR LAR GEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER • 11 ML ID. KT. IPI C.tI I1 Pat ILI.0 M&EOYR. ,aD , , " ii_ CLAN MA(GREGO CaaDI. '.. 0 M. I 11111gTm ol. is CANADIAN SPRINGS 100 PR. VODKA 1 0 1 e .oe 1-eep1es. Jr an Richard Rentnn hr tie c wither hose red -inuhie knit dress with )nnt lP0'5 intl s white 'sri;,t ri 'orcage 'str anti 1r-; 'rtenr.' 'aint, .Ir brother md uteter n' ' '. ' - ' - I , 1)1)4' II' - - '. , .... ,. - • . ,.' - 5 s t'tping tttr it' hert '\n n as h ing. some in Indian regalia as he ' Liter they started dressed other and Ann s rt.de up to the be h on horse' riting i' MICI1Il'l('i) TEN mt With the L.iit' surM- rlr 'tJt - the postage or more, and you'll .ho p.i.5 cash on to go to the post office to barrelht',td. How would you like have get it eighed. Wouldn't it be his nanit an address and zip -.--- -. ... . . , -- 4 •1 - Ann Hiley Photo • Ki (- k .1 . - '_/ IA ', x; , ------- - -- - "ap-STS '' lit at , - - - - , a flowers wer dentieal to those of the honor attendant. Jack H Hansen. r was best rving as LIShPF'l man and 1 , - Materials, Stuart g w- ill be n e ent ut III.. ,,1, ,it The s'. w eddin eddini, t.utheran Church of liii' Ilisleenmer. Sanford. Pati Mt'i.ataghlln and Beth Sr.uth. Their downs. hats .inil - . - - • . . - Mr. Snook was grll(iu4itL'iI in 1968 from Western lii'srr ' Aratli'my, Hudson, Ohio, where he lettered In soci'.'r, (Ili Rollins ('olk'ge, Winter l'ark, he was a ,iw,nht'r of I fraternity, lie Is currently a muaniitertriiiii'4' fit; I(inhsi - •----- 'u ' ' I It JolI\ l\OR ' r1 and white lotted Swisa empire styled. with Thort putted ;Ieevec anti ., whit. hw' ,ar4.n hat with red trim She arr1ed a hand tstiqtiCt M red roses and baby's breath with whIte rIhtn 4tr.'irner;. Bridesmaids were the .Mm",; evIn Varrwr ISi F'airway Patri'k and Kevin Smith arid length gown of whIt. organza A ik ,n was with rhantilly taee trim. It IrIve, Siinfortl, bemnuie tPiø .Jr,hrj ('hatle featuretl long cl.ves anti high bride of f )aniI Il*'nry Faint, organist roilar and (till length train The co 'if tbe late Mr arid Mrc, were eibow.Iength veil of silk tulle flowers Altar Henry I. Faint, Sr ,Santord, attached to a clos, fitting gladioli, was white S'pt 2', )(02. in MI Sitiiic arrangement.s of reath rhantilly la.-*' cap trimmed with red roses ar.r1 baby's I ,tholst- ( roirr ii. Sanford at and she rarred a • Ft-air ceed pearls flank.I by potted palms to III bouquet of while roses cascade rantielabra with burning tapers arr.urtd th. and baby's breath. f'iith*'r F';itrir k .1 Kett was were pIated on arid Misc Wendy Jensen. (range Ill, iating I*'rgyirian at the ,sltar .-. * .'comnes Iaiv without the Park, 'tc maid M Mcw .Th. wore a formal length gown of i"n in rr,arrlage by her ring tIomit,Ie I/tiij;l' Varr,r, t aritllplight, Misc ilaugliter .f Mr and Mr; I iale rerefitisny Macs crvr w*r. father, the bride w'.r a formal-. Knrr'r, predicted lrcidrnt I I t -. MIss Ito .nd Senate overrode his veto ot bill boosting pensions for retired railroaad workers by :i per cent. The measure no'' Wanted Never • - ('ngress this week nhen lions' t n gs ' Mr. and Mrs. I.ewts Edward Morgan, 103 South Stinliinsl Drive, Sanford, are announcIng the niigngciiiriit itmI fur Sundra (;ns-i' theoming marriage of their daughter, iook, son of Mr. and Mrs• fltt'tminil o Morgan, to Peter Van Snook, 103 Orange Iilossotii ('trek', Altamonte Edwin reform legislation next eor Mr. Nixon lost a round I. . ^ . I -- 1, T e p. ____ •: ............... ________ I '11 1t, . - 7"Id1) v. i ',i ne e ('optc Iuc';dis-/. ('fl. anford Herald Fat"n i K are)n Vatio r, D 0 Married In Church Ceremony Week Tax, II(, . 'I 'itO that hen scii hih, "1 OUt pIt.lu1t \i.. KO4JI ts1'sed infl' I Ir%41 A A, * siPi IU41h5 I acid .5481, tr,lt;A c'ty pt1K'ts aJs,tcj oi IV until on day I ss srs thesqimat Itt aoj us ts,.. rh5h I ulJ Stolleit toy WsIi, it ISIILT ist'*IçJ I%C i%(s5, Iççn £ t,th ,ntc sur' RL'h 't'haiik t' I''hi'ti,'i i S. Rt'ah tt (tb i'l t • -41 II% thai 5(55 ii t(ttllt i ''i" sisiahIc DI XI E - / OPEN FRIDAY £ V E NI N ANKAME RICARD MASTER CHARGE 2 E. First St. Dial 322 WI I'J NJ , / 24 - :. ____ _____ ______ 1 1 -- - A - ,, - . . ------ • - - --------.--- --s.-i P1 �______ __________________ 'e ',':i The Delight Pistorio I I ACRC#Wri I . !.__1 C-9 04~) __ lo- ,,,' -~,~- 7 41 Travel on 43Poekproo i 45 Craitl1iw SCwso4f I Frethater _ ____________ t)€1 i o, 6~ i trpe Ntii Zii1iM S., fat nan :5 his shorts By Abigail Van Buren 1 1 1 1 1 C1 1 1 1 1 141 1 0 te 1111,111 25 15 -18 Stace the arraagemeals have a1read heea ask DEAR ABBY: Just read that a huiband was granted a dIvorce because his vile hadn't taken a bath for three ____ I w1d ike to exchange with hlm My wile haM't stoçiçiei talking and onmp.ainlr for thirt) years I figure uId stand the Smell a kit better than I can . SOUNDING BOARD IN TACOMA noise. Sign ___ Abby. TN S Tr sI "P7. 71S. I.. A.. CAUF ABBY. BOX ve4epe. stape& a4* Si I. Abb , Des Hate 1 vr$te ktten? 5 Mgeles, Cal. ISS. I.e Abbys caaisas." 13 - - 16 - - - 114 48 51 so I _I 49 , 52 - - - - - 65 64 - - - - - - - - - .. - - _________ I'OLLYS POINTEUS eoturt'd 4, ______ ________ Polly's Problem c RAIL 11 NDLN('lIS Verb s-,r'rismg an- !rn:it rscryone gets an iica arid has no patience or thought to la it out intelliptitly I! VIts action without neaimr)' prparaflon lake time to viesi all factors of this tuaUon md ' gain right perspectibe ARILS tMar 21 to Apr 1e) Make an appointment t , that nes contact in ith be sure 20 to May 20) Laercise self-control and 1AURUS (Apt you knot' Just stril so other matters study all those money and how to handle them successfully I-orcu'.g male tO go along wi th your spontaneous ideas is not good Use diplomacy Gt:MINI (Ma> :1 to June Ill Gentir prodding is best if fair share cut )OU feel that asiOiatCS are not carrying their is going find all improves An outsider orkloai - and then > ou against you hlandk tt:is matte! diplomaticall) MOON CHILDRI- N tiune 22 to Jul> 21) Although you arc is important. not in the mood to get all that stork done that take a little exercise and dehe ngiit into it 1 hen all storki out ------------------------------ILO (Jut)' 21 to Aug 21) You need the nght kind of recreation today but make sure it is not too cxpcnae. then )'ou raise lagging spirits A staid of encouragement to mate hnngs fine results Shot' you are loyal, true VIRGO (Aug lto Sept lli Using your temper at home is about the nslri.sctrsc n't good, t-.ut doing s..meihircg situation the re is fine An oppottuni' presents itseU to prc'tc your ingenuit) in the face of an emergency Use good common success I)on't lake anything for granted - sense, judgment LIBRA (Sept .13 to Oct 22) Don't deliberate so much over strot leave them there I saw what looked like a dozen aspirin tablets near a drinking fountain in a dc'ctcirs building Luckily, I had gone with the children to ct a drink o good frsends, neighbors that you really appreciate them ScORIlO iOci 3 to Ncs fl) Stop stonying about sihat cannot he helped and get bus) stith that pun that still ne > ou mc*e of ttus stcnlds goods Study how one siho is most successful did it mu blast along such lines )-c'urselt Ilostese: aid an original touch of your c-sin SGITI AKIUS (sc-s .1to Dec flt nost sihat your osin hopes and desires are and he sure to steed out those that ate unacceptable Gad about in a SOQal WI) and gain results thusi>', in p m I orget long gabfests on the phone Use time one of these pills and eat oo-an aluaoo.k OF objecicse stith PIS(1S ti th 20 to Mai 20) If You ale c an accomplish much in your highen-ups. you fund y and hate more harmon) at home as t'c!! Pa. community Later uu mit beeng pressured Shot' you are at-ma ll that bi cheerful pern he or she st- he IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN IODAY one of those delightful Yount people who still sit' a>-; hate something to say and sery likely still put the cart before the not taught catty to thLnk a ell befute commg out 'A Ith comments of any kind, or to p1-an sitU before tackling any job horse If be sure *o teach thu caily and then sthere this astsculate youngster send to nght schools can make 6 In the roost of the fuse foreign Lands denoted of ''The Stars zmpel. they do not compel What >ou make yoi' your tile s target,' up to CanoIl Righter's lndrndua Forecast for your agn f or November is not' reaáy For your cop)' send your buthdate of nestsape:l. Boa arid SI io Carioil Righter Forecast (name ' Ho wood, Ckhf '10O28 - '. ':- i flushed down a mmmode s 0 1:. 't Jn 1 Please. -A - thes MOTHER like to interline so it have a lightweight coat could bt ('.u"c c- alzot you ssscatcr as the lining Use on" that na t- taded or not good enough to wear as a sweater but NEVER a bulky one Cut the' sweater se-arl and the' at lt'es off open up the shoulder se-am. Slip the sstcater up be. tsiet'n the garment and the lining and sew up. by hand the shciuldt-r seam. Opt-ri the sweater sleeves from j I "Flo. the wrist to the underarm _____ part IVork sleeve up be- Return e ¶ 30 9 '' _________ 'f pj it '-- "BILLY JACK" Senkarik -. Glass & Paint (.0,, Inc -----------------___bet-n opened to get and hand sew the seams that have the sweater in as an interlining I hate dune thus several mose-d again si he-n sprir.g . t- C'rlAt'5 -ELMA __________________________________________________________ AT BRIDGE WIN - .'-' - A lut of ut stiid.-iits t fi ,ui,d that it is realls fuiui ii ho'i k 1)1114t' hue our 10-11(7' IIIll .uffjt-e ca*.'s a bu,k (if sum ,uI tt r air sur1nisi at the ss Ide sjuirts of Pr'l)ltus .- Tuesdau, Oct 70 A Cold Six IIear ts l-Iidden ut I wish rn'd alu t,-fl ADULTS SI .00 ______________________________ _______________________ 7 30 o"d MURDERI It 10 NOR,ni • hf!' EAST (i)) WLSi'I 11111t. * : • A84 LA 10C. v A K 10 s •3 4K QJ sot,rl, 4 AKJ94 V8 Q ,t- 10 4 8742 Last-V.'rst vubwral.tk , A est %orth East Sowth 14 3 V 44 4V 34 Op.-au:ig lr&id-sct' article i be too rnueli for East-IVest to keep on to six but thes would has-c picked up 300 m• of juSt 100 poirils II4Pi e 14 • 1'.- - - Yu -a, s.,-t_ VA i' •K 4 -i ro' wt., sto uu las I' Istu A-Bid LA K Your partner has opened tile the right sirt-ngth for a imu nubi(tdirig and you are looking 1.-Ump call. but '-'m" hind i right at two aces. What sheuld 'ou do? have lots of good. sound opening bids at leave >-ou no play for 11 tricks- Then. do you double The West pla>er we were watching doubled East left the double In and South was P'1flPt!Y S4'1 u;fle- trick t hrt "1(1 _____________ _______________ $ :1 :: 1) $50 DAY 1A its of J) isiuti & ceb that ma ihould rapture sthelde ibelitie-. 1ir-i. see Then to ne,n and the Mellow ol d bustling, canal laced Am sterdarn an airporl built fields 5144 on "9 . 0 \ \ tho*der 10 A I.1J ORLANDO INC 574 North Orlando Avenue (Winter Remerrubem Park Mall) that Europe was corn fortably middle aged before the SANFORD HERALD _______ ____________________ INSURANCE has be en flowing there, in all its endless varluty of culture - To Advertise Most Cocktails 75' Michelob t"!'L \ ' I) I r' '1 :r - 1 I' ri & S,it 11 ,i': __________ . Your Feature story And H,iC - 20' IOU- I II I. I. !' , oJ " -• Beer "CALL JAN" i . - - 9 2-26 1 ii 1171 Of 508 S French ye- Sanford - 83 1 .9993 _______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ mere is Iravel toO' ',,tiii' '.11 72 5281 - Wednesday Night STEEL "It's Honey (A ii 40 Va jut) fJ)W OfJ L 'f .( , RADIAL Ill(. % - l.sutz .1 ' - 4 - . -\ .--:'- TREE ,. , BLOW YOUR • #5 WHISTLE! 1, CALL / !'/ / I Cit_i' 322-2611 or 831-9993 Youi Advor tusinq ( COnsult(3t't log F 4 r t,v0jk)Ijljojj4j,, y fire Dun t Put Ott 1 ,,\ i.' - - - , ''' JOP011111st, ADVERTISE ; YOUI L'i.. '- Ui,iSt1tt)S 1,41 l"i 0 the -' - ,, cfion of The Herold Bosiness Review St, o,' \\ I'.* \r\ -. let - I Whitt Ytn. au' Do I o( us feature Your -.4 - Busine I ~ 1.1- , I ~~! -I-- ~ --I •'-' IN f or 40,000 Miles ALL SIZES I" I I -':'' I'-. t,...J -\'ul,-I S'r t PICTURE and STORY GUARANTEED , SHOE . Let Us A 4 tuirsist'd st-lit-ri '-I ' lot # 1 1 , ''\ , >- ,_.1' - I 3. -''Y." " "-' U! .- _s.- Ad Ui I Piu 'UdJU) - ii A1.tauul ' I ' ( '.-',_,--' ,-uiI Yur attr,er r,- i-' t'. Jlice d'rdth Wh..i 'lu su.t d- i." Anssir, iun4iuua' DUH ba.5 kad SI toy IACOIV rci. 10: 'w .. '' • . PA4#0 City , _____________________________ - 11ke-d thee-rn and pelted tue-ne tiltuiebtliiiitt against ZIFI stirs is al F'.et ISauliI.I. attisl& race gist- a.-i, -ja a sesiii group stierre tile atte-culants lIcljttkDt1., t. :j1J dune-u- diIiked them! can't In'llc's C i.ti th.tt is-,. iAI.•i. prIt. I,. Dr Cus,.. •i'U•. 11.iLUt • 10th tilt- i .auussca pae..tussg .s a flat .i 1)141 •#iup* •,4 •ta04 addl... •Iid plstiog surface' ($051 t* W5? Ifl4 et Si. •-ea i.' io .-.Ld for I ieituit 'vu .5, 1st, i.ilu ir , :. ' - 405W. First FRI. & SAT TIL 10 P.M 1809 French Ave. (Hi.way 17 92 Sanford ti.t I,, ' '~ I .i' JTI 0651 ___ Sanford ' // A4 JOHN DICKEY INC. IED CHICKEN OPEN DAILY 11AM, TIL9 P.M. - McROBERTS TIRES A to '35 S164`4 11 KE l'AM IS For More Information ) '1" designed for tong dklance irid tueWiIy (frivo • V 551% ,tuw 1 TOift Yes 0 0 0 / TIRES ) 1 10 A Ask For Jan Tot' be t t 44. $ t 'S 0 ,.'. I 5 Dinner Free Drink t11 -.-,,' , - ' BRIDGESTONE Dipped" Proof Boots. 'I 5 You Can Get Results! week) Regular ., Including _______ - - S (The best night in the 0OiTiO4'4P -. - - ABOUT THE NEW Fanii y Night I S44)CKS 'tis S -- - Boots "'- AUST SvSTEOS ' Sporting W I I I IS ' - - ------AND ASK John Dickey _____________________________________ ________________________________________ --- e .% S __ CALL or DROP BY ________________________ - 'p ' .,.itIOP PHONE 11010 1 - ar a,iy 3CCAiON flhile 'fu M.au? Ph 12 3i ______________ -- -S.-- nollo-cl 1,11)14' :' - - - s AL'i trig 4tOI 0 'Oi ,,rntoi - SHOP 6 . iJ ''. , for Quote's si, i- to tri' .1 q1i4I 1.11 shoeS wht_'iu 01.1 yolk 11 L FILED Welcome SenIor Citizens Young Drivers .' it -- ____ ____- s dt, sill Ocorat-e - AUTO PARTS HELPFUL HINTS ________________________ _________________________________________ A JOUS LOBSTER HOUSE BAHAM SR PASTRY $t) ADAMS REJECTED DECLINED WAYS to fascinate you for years to come- - - Call 645 Open daily 930 5 - 30 2060 Saturday IC 2 Your Business On This Page And DECORATED CAKES 4 aCfl Many Styles of Hunting & -- • 5 arafcrJ Ph. 123.4711 _________ was ever born Lift U.S 0,9 Fiberglass Boat Repairs WE SPECIALIZE miltion of the S) million and thes v.erc all in one cardBlair Agency is located at the board bos - making that b far r rmut vj l'jabie )iijd i)f thimet of South Park arol third n 2-4:'d m Sanforl, 123-38e4 .t- to Co 99S GUARANTEED ~i ll;, 1501 w ist t amount at took as long as it did was that efficiently give you a quote. he learned before CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF entire to I ri' >ou paying too much for million ssorth iii securIties on 'or auto insurance' Call one trip E.ich trip t oo k 1' BLur and compare'. The mi cute's each 's a> t Cor. 3rd & Park Ave. Sanford There are many helpful hints Advertise Ifl SATISFACTION - AGENCY is a _______________________ __________________ r. Body Shop -- ___________________________ Ihe site of a long 090 flOvOl battle- Holland. shere the has become a Icoend. tine place to VISIt ,innot pay the BLAIR tulip tinted little Dutch boy the poison - j3it going ram parts you will visit both the 1111111111 Home 365 - Elm \ojorth 11-1 to a ne--k office Securl required to file an SH-21 to keep preitumn in one hirilp sum At N)n&Iid,'iI into a Brink ties were a after Agency, Blair their drivers licenses. reasoruible down payment. low are iicemcfl stith riflet jnd ejnng Manto- drivers are not aware monthly payments bullet - Proof vests ' •iliiU hold a the y that, *ii of course behind the Ph. 3637t0 lev fall back . re The or tole slaw, hush puppies and our delicious conch - .. moving its stocks .init ,is iflVOlVC(t Iii accidents arid Lire credible accomplishments On H,sy 419 -: * lliecliuse they can not pay those motorists who have been entire cost of their ini Ita Project, a colloial 2 Mi. No of Oviedo UNDER . es ai au ait gallers SCHLENK Hollanders creAted the i SE A FOOD 1-10 U SE SI i• 41, Hugh tides churned by gales smashed dikes In the winter ç 1953, and rampaging the invaded waters Netherlands claiming 1.800 ANTIQUES ________________ ______________ __________ ________ h. .l pelforrIuiiI Jesus rare'h of h.'il his icieracks ally (if t1iIrZ inig It s ithiouit first 1)l_i( log st its c-if jia.ri the sou'd hand' r fiii'r hUt t nt '' fl' 11fF. ' S I itt k I'.I) S 'TI K Ii I las our autottuilnit' II*I fault drtvt'r ru sti ,'. F. f(I HI ri F Insuranie ever he-n cancelled an automobile, they are tLI or rejected' Ih you have a poor required to have liability in driving record' If so, you will surance if they do drive. The '. '. ' Blair Agency writes a nontime and SoniC .4hi.jl $ti) mLcr sort SI)efl(I quite owner's liability policy for ties effort trying to locate a corn- these people at a reduced rate. moved through the streets of Philadelphia in two hours pany that will insure you. Many drivers today are recent Saturday morning -s The Blair Insurance Agency breaking the law b' driving far as the company intolved spec:alizes in helping good or without the required no fault knows it was the rest mi.-. itrivers under 25 with surities at on.' time. es poor driving records and also liability insurance simply against the sea Their in 1 #; Includts baked potato or French Fries, tossed salad ii •'--' Courtesy ,(~ 'k -- traveling in Europe. Come 1 5 Dinners . G000 __________________ to 1amft "..' ,- 'i . Maslervvcirk of defenses LAWN MOWER _______________ 1 %'s of- ri. (lit' party to st'i' is ________ ______ DAYS AWEEK OFF Corner 26th Fur tie:it li ti -tii I1 tOt S ,iti' juSt almt noon..I pt l.II ill ge'ttureg stese to tlec- thera .- It -jije unsws -h irripccrtane(i' of this m 1).')Itl( ::i 1.1 'ott . . -flt' si'eoei..1ce 4bnI ,f 'la eeeg on of heautli Pre's jooslt', I toll S Oil 'if dee,-fis fr.nci In-ac iiug sniit't tier tsso groups of rats, earle taste scud tow -fe. re-isv us 7 Ph. 322-6963 EVERYDAY -__'-. - ________________________ - t-li'i 7 )2. o.aar, ": at blair insurance Agency - it ifl flC(I 01 Iftsuranci rePt ( )ftice is at Park Avt'nti" :111(1 Thirrl ______ _______________ __________________________ ANTIQUES REFINISHING FURNITURE I Bois story pat .. 5iS , ____ Behi .t., ams Auto Parts hitipilig Vtfll ' -_ w k-: : - MOqulOII.1 Pton. _______________________________ ' W -CIU)k -- thumb Mt ________________ SHO 372 0808 ______ ~j - , ______ _________ i HAHN ECLIPSE . RIDERS with Rear Grass Catcher 26" and 30" cut 1, A A _______________ -, ,•..,t ui ___ ________________________________________________________ hliiS St 14 ttd 1111. if stits 'iii he otlo'i s .i bu. debate at agani. •' tb.- diniui.'i t,thiI." itt .iib b. rii• the- ii,, ,st glaI -.rnw, at fctt _______ ______________ :•_$ Au, 10 ROBE PT WALKER fliC' CLAP K .. ___________ ____ I•t•••"•• x s : . ',- lb Ii _______________________________________________ lie And his sib- sa . - TOt in " S d l , ______________ ANTIQUES - - gone to five spades It would %.ird, By Ossiald & James Jacub Take a look at the ": hand only V o u r partnt' opens with one heart South overcalls with one spade and you give a limit jump raise to 1)11CC lit-arts The rddini continues with three spade's foui hearts by your partner utlu arid four spade-s by It is obviously your hand ENDS THURSDAY - - S MS ____ JOHN ________________ s tices' stir "how could I tell that ss sour kiddies to cornpih' log hands were cold for six hearts,' scra1)lsuks. that will raise' along asked West The feundim' ear-li othi.r "You couldn't." stas our their 19 hair ad kiss and riubrat.And Ini ii it jdiuig' reply "however, you could ESC'II your (xi dog still have let your partner into For sudi a 1erojet-t st-ill the game All ou had to do stiruiuhstr thriiu to (hi ireir. nib its nose' against Suit sias pass" d.triglinig hand as too sit iii If West had passtd East trailing their s-our ras% chair, readitig the-. 'flois, the's still get would have gone on to use per. hearts He would have seen stilt sth,,-tt.h lit literally nft-stspa stii'kr its head, l4iit tutu hurt four If little chance to of ns- ide-as spades lie might have be-c-n then - tuft voter hand a Irs'. 11iOII('i 1)sydiOlutist allowed to p1 a y there or ciii -lies. it stIll rear-u leigh. the opponents might hate I)r \Villiatnt Jartues of I Ian tri-i' scr 4 !)B11R ) M11.\OJ? '4 -& _____ ___________ 3 t thus 111,1! ' : Santo ______ $#.1,,I%A' __________________________________ 4 Q It! 8 __ ___ AD*ISSION REIVERS" ____ ,,4 - - -, - I'NlE ll.Al it " r4:14JAq1-i1:14:J 11111 6491:11:14:11"I dubk check titi the to fiI ,f all I'tII Tii4t*v St'Iis('s is it si}ut ''1 }wiring •r others. r.$)i,it'' And t)i,tt tactile cryism- is II .ili sit.tl Ill rulrlu.&!i .- .t SCRAPBOOKS as riwdicinue. RAISE l.Q. u7' '.50-1 ' I-or ?ohmnig ).tn.iits if s ut ts ill itiiit.ttr - -- ''-'I nvntc Cnc -.'.te'r Jrd 10 ~; . ' S we regard the write touch .is the "Supreme Court" of all our senst. 44 , '.- S. BOUGHT4 SOLD that when s oui see nrwl'. piii&teti prk benches iii ur(4i luirtilturt'. tend to touch theni just to the piflt is d' prose rii'(r HlY: .-s - X0N 772 t lent-s: Please I)o Not TicIs. 'md has t'nt tutu noticed 4~ _,~17 ~, - - - . . ____ usualls' appears at art gal- . 11111 ________ s-our cohuttin all this selne's t.I .aud the-u make an iride's for it. tii. .,.., Dubuque Iowa BeeF &, - Tonight Only N11olic-1, is , Alioi, this sign wkvd .- 4. -' - - - " -- S,,nford ________________________ _____ . ~ ________ Dt&In Thast Starts Wed. I - Western Wear 1 210 Magnolia Till DRI H L i- Super Market ' / - 6 Phone j 11 he I)e.tii. hi I •WALLPAPER & _0 IlA times and it ucitks great Tht f. III Torn Lc-Lhlru 6 0 Con? Sat & Sun 1:30 J t COUNTRY QUICK 7p un in 9 Recoil and Electric " a And . ' OPEN •PAINT S?u?s1hurS- & k ______ i . DAILY J1SCREENPLAY I / . I4 - d & Resurfacing •MIRRORS BEST 1111 -). , Ac i2-i' ______ -. ¼ ii' t)Oi .: . t3Iock GLASS For Cery I) a' __ & TThWT • 7. e. 's." I ' •ART SUPPLIES ___ - Ph . - oLnlilille ItT 4 (9) PSSWOd 3:) (2) HtIy*ood Sausres ,--- Oviedo Tractor Co. 7k Engine R ebuiIdiflCi •Complete VOlVO Woik II1J &OC'TS CS 17 CLINIC -' ' O'i? ) tS PARTS \ I ____________________ "THE Duda Auto Parts 1 - . WE STOCK IMPORT AND SPEED y Ness (4) Hogans Her't' 600 (6) Nevs AFTERNOON (2) Jeopardy LA • -. j .. _____ ___ '- - (9) (6) Gamb? 1 I - i_ • -. Ph )fl 9$ --) t ____ i, IS • (I) M..'es .4:3:) (2) Ponderosa (6) Mert Griffin 530 (7) Blair See 9 9 VIM & F A ' ic. I oft - I) (4) Flsnts?ones 1000 (2) Dinah's Place rr v Mason (4) 1030 (7) Concentration C"'ui 1100 (7) Sa of I , d A.sc,,rrac FAL F ____________________ 7 c" Life .1 WI IH I V Dv (_,t 4 PARTS /,ol,.s - I; ..--. Ji V i ~i --7: -_ - C cesso' '' Ac ?S18 S. I ipiliti Ave I Jeannie I') B070S Big 00 (6) Capt Ka.s'o (9) Mike 000 (2) PiI Donahoe (6) Romper Room es 9) 9.30 (4) Price Is R;hl - irs Insured (:Aw TU( x WAIT tNt, WOO\ Wl NT,t d - tiaer " r-.' Dream 1:00 (2) I us to chp ' N( 1 ) An.'her Wc' Place Secret - - high Olool K I Da?inç Garrt' oi, o' , ~jAl daily uduitnu. -br. Crane. W.t 5. I'OI ish Jitts '0 25 Insuran ce Need I IJ DEKLESjUIfSER!ICE Splendored Thn 813 (6) Sunshine Almanac 6 73 (2) World Tomorr* t3O (6) Summer Semester i3 (2) Sports Club 7:00 (7) TCXiSy \H -; ; I / ~'l i I )rr,rn, rot %'oe( 01.1fl,(olo_W 1. portrays r. (6) Loe Is a 608 (7) Srshrue Almanac ubl'shers' n t want to bid fj%e You don' litus charl Much aork in hearts '7 0 u I partner can -' u 00 (9) S ru'ise Jobst& become newspaper-oriented" and amateur book YOUG CHILDREN , A ould yourwif Don t come out si uth ash comments that could alienate good aocaaics Think before you speak (Jan 1110 1 th l) Find a bettet si a)' to gain 1,1st n aims of a pers'nal nature and get the oope?ation of OOJ p als by Peing coopenatne yourself Dont come out stith rash comments that could alienate good assoctes Think hCIOIe be DEAR POLLY-If •',ciU 22 to late 20) You have some stise C APR1CORs d) plan in mud that needs only the advice of an expert to iron P1l (9) MORNING 11 ii thinking it sias candy readers. dispose cf IhoH' pills some other stat W ut I). put in fuic operation I (-d the Licked them in it Tht 1wilson uht, dr(,;,;, shoppint an,: Arpotininients you oaant to make that you Sri nothing done at all Attend to these early and all is fine Shc" out the k ink ii. and then you can In Our Hands! Ends Torno,rov r Li'' Dabs of Under ________ ______________ ______________ ___ _______ . Lets Mtke a (9) teacher is wise. For she will actually raise the I.Q. of her students by their stimulating 90-day assignll ment Meanwhile, they' . () Ede of N By George W. Crine, Ph.D., M.D. stho . Drivers Wor lol (9) Ne-lvw (2) Arden's high school pep1e 0 - ________ ___________________ N with th ose I 's' Ii 230 wE 0 N E S D A V 00 T ~011111 & I Mr% ]p L S ____________________________ D" (9) General Hi''a XRJRRY sass a lot of blue pills and some capuies e'n the strc'et in front of a newsstand There was a setter n-eat- by and I Cavofl Riut' Institute tl Ut 'A (I) TIhI Sho* (4) (9) L1h'.iii Ri-titit DEAR POLLY-1 get turt-ct cut having to tnu spider sttb of! Ut- t(*u.( I' there ans tts to ,i - ; t from hu:id.fl 1ff- : ttt-h' on tfi to spidtt _~ (.1 NI : co ' 30 (2) men. p Van Dea I Marcus Welty'y MD (9) -10 NBC. The Bold Ones Time Bomb in the Chest." ThLS is a compelling drama. Its IM)LL' (IIAMFIt an of ma'r interest since it de:iLc with problems of menIal s read-to-bakt- bit.tiit probably flEAR I'oLL\-Mi rehabilitation of people isho iipkide because of being out of the refrigerator to suffered heart at ta cks. ha ve before baking Remove Just before baking In summer second. when so much time elapses bet ssecn siore and home I and live in fear of the go shoppr arid fatal, attack. icthri Vernon when I take along a foam pcnic container p1 sys the chief of medical and any such a rticles arc carried home ifl it . its TE A deicn at Craig Institute 9 I I)'E cI)A'I'. OC1C*I 11 H from ths (4) 900 ifi Sold O 30 (4) fI$ The French Connection." arc p -en u-nripted to pick them up Todax _" I you - II 7IS, L - a - - - - , 59 58 1 - - n 0. ."-- ' s - 53 56 54 •. _____ - Squares (9) :ria - AUTO iurfls Five 0 (4) H5t5ii 0 #46 A I S pond,th1n 'er VCC Put Your Car ?"'tiI' ' C'o' ChiLl"' Mv 9) Alt () As I t (9) HoIIywCX 30 t the (2) Dick r 75 Maude For F .it ------- 5mersC' () 1 (9) Ne.ss 41 - Thrill SeekerS (e) I *I =LTV a 11 I ______ ________ ToniorrC 12) (2) Tuedas Mosie 30.10 A : the Seck "Night of Terror. '.'-penseful police stClr) about young girls who witness a . . .rder of a small-time mob :. .:rc ar.d are then marked for .ith However, an accident . :msone of the girls' lives ztn1 '- pples the other. In this - :dition. she's trapped by the played by Chuck Conrs. The girl is C.a th Burns 'iThrttn Balsam and Eddie York F ..n, former Nest NCsS (21 lye Got a (9) __ - ____________________________________________________________________ the stricken doctor. a tsidotser ttilh sho has been ting son .i trippled siflCi an nt'cident in %oi h'h his mother ita' killed I Patrick ONeal (el Search Secret W?'IJI'S MY Line? to stcal a U.S balltstic - wt*re the t) Split S''1 -'- . S plight anto-one else disemer tits (I) Drbgnet oo.ile delo-Iltv for mainland 36 4 -30 ';arrettnwtargetthistinic - te) . '37 (21 (4) Life Around Us The Jinn WhciCiearsthe Way" o. Fat is back o tr to outwit 32 Lose of LiIC Hrt Is Truth 30.9:30 CBS. Haw ail Five-k) - 14) g) Ness T' tell the c ui - - have onb 127. tho •• __________________________________________ f114 - - - 1 S 1 011 EVENING State Prison last he helped Ben out of a tLght spot during an inspection of the prison j - 01 - 29 I)EAR PtiLLY-M Pet J'e-esc is SI Nevada - 28 - .j - 24 - t - I %fla l(t Il toward t lienC.arIght'ScUstcitYfrOm 21 - Te le - A Marcus Welt' :\ll(', bust' of \ltrrors \l SorbtnP drama about a %tho kflot s 111' hns 1loctor cancer. hut refuses to let • • tp 10111 - -- 19 -- mot~ ________________________________________________ ' IURLCASI I tilt - r F" 6 1 - alieacty as. sta t t I And the .r Umea stmflar the gb-btwitopkaae have the grst*eIaaacaIITOU. n i.... f•: told him to expect a call trcn me. Question: Is It proper (and wLw1 for me to call bun' Aitho I am not very well acquainted her* I don't want him to think I am desperate for a ro.an and am thaslng him. Iwish I had thght t' tell Grace to give the ge'ntinan MY number and have him call ME, Should I II Grace t back and ask her to do that" I don' it to appear ungrateful, hi* I'm not aCXtist to calling rnithaild I do? ON TI-fE FDCE ten i.e - - LU aborttfles WN 'I o' trhe 8Sl 'sear found a Utopia 1n of violence hittern"' or ancr Thet .ue oin as th Tasada 9 NBC. Bonan; tritf Played by Tm Matheson) beccinWs part of the Pondero.ca • imil tonight He's paroled iii SP&eLke 4Ferr.e - 27 - 'ati'd nuflItWrtflg honor. It's of - Fv.dôl1ar 53 r rr iT aiçer ran. Etr.at Ot1'T guest Talked in could s%flafl • W -. rain forest on the island f Mikn Is the sub) Ct of tht - fleports d1'tmwntari met repirteilv 101 N lit'. N tIC The Cat e People of the art' gentle cave 1it tfle id he has . IUa)Cir dafliaRe. CWSt' - ,7 Fall drns Herb 3Footh1ii&tt 34Theti: on, -. O: 41 C7&74 TI1 tiith great hostilities : 1 Bard t - They said they had 4C;lt infloL 1 Eat th r- pracaUy no large ty moved I Grace, a coUe friid, ca1d me king distance and gave me the number ci an eligLle gentleman who lives He's a friend ci Grace's husband and is suppd to be DEAR Ho*t,Irv - him to put .em iotb 1.r Dollill shows ultuconert alive, Ca dsrragr :CLr.4 DEAR TURNED: A blat w'I kelp. Raad t1 Lar.'° ilFold $4 s tited 3. Savor Mt pr-lot this in yr colunm, 1IBXED OFT flJ PENSA get the hint. near rki 63 Poker stalit 30 1k) found 10 F,. 62 Ribliocal :: T. low 111111111111- 1111111.1 T"11111111111o'-ft n io a u thk at DEAR ABBY: te a yrs old, weiØis 240 Txniids. has a belly that )oc WalkS it 'tind tue and man re.dY to deliver, regnaM biae naked as a newborn baby? I think it'irevolthig! I don't mind that ne, but waftng srid the hc*zse withc*.d a ititdi hate h a hot stmer. ally too mu' Y. I but U I can stand ft. he can stand it. and we do have fans in every rm. man xe complalz*d to yc bause her btnd*nd A came to the table hare frczn the waist up. Well the dcan't of shorts abd tiell 9SCt1tJ fib Attstuodmat ram an rivet 40 Crre.a1 4lAnad, er hih :Ptrr ir -t:: 44Sl Ohitrui Ltd LI Fent 3,ot A-ntr.name r-tat.vily bzww how ..or i1i informs :''nvt'r th.it 1. Ph%llIpwc' 1aflttfl) of somt'mt' Vt's %fl C%P volutiona. Blacks rnt call at the last minute and appearance cancel thci Maude sets panicky. gets her maid Flonda to change clothes beconw a guest Mea n. and pkh&rd -1 ; SIOflS -- fl 1'It'l('S '!jllie 'fJ p1a'e1 by Monte Markhaim honor of a black militant jrrckup 20 Hishorst pootrill dear, just hand the the part S1WS 1V1T1 In . 3 Young I Muawal VCTUII fc IIKr,eeliktpa4i 1\'Iv I:j;1i-zi child 54 C c&pit&1 _ _____ t Mu U 6. animal h S :-t1 CBS 11w Ne 4 30 CBS. Maude Maude \1tt;t.c Night fl5 Tuecda .tit the R41(ical" Maud( h(fl " Vsins " A leading pfess4r. into a StIitS to fall apart self41escrtbed e1airvoant. i'j P'tc19 _____ SO Hi it 51 Liii.c' Mni ti itt 14 Svirt c.ty IS Man i rkiarne 1€ Fsvote 'l'(G1) 1t L) - -. i:: ç2,5 __ _ _______ I 1* L l~"I ______________ _____________ 4C Silvery gar~;r fish i/i I ___ 12 Sov,t river a pair H Tuesday,Oct.O. 972 2B- ri , r _-f -, 1hc,nfor(lr1 _____ ,. / , % __ r - -- -. S ' ----,' :,. ' - ,. ' . '-•' . .-- - ,• '-"S.,'- - .\_,-..b_ -.5 '' -- _______ '..1T."?'b- lb. . 1 �- _•__,f ic. 4B—The Sanford Herald I Tuesday, Oct. 10. 1972 See Our Display Pool official WYLER - ETERNA Wat-hAgent Free Gift Wrap 1 — SCREEN ENCLOSURES I I I I Trained Cosmetician To Help You MAX FACTOR DUBARRY I COTY BONNIE BELL AR DEN AND MANY OTHER NAME BRAND COSMETICS I I I TRADE, IT IWOIIIi S7.DO towards the purchase olanewont (1S ;r o;cr Phil Huet— i " 1 r!J(F UPS • I %., rr'Pt . - - In Mood To Redecorate? id SpcsaIiliflQ in men ' s Bc% £ La dies Hair StYlts l •-r-. I I I iiv rrif i '1 / — e . /ALVF JBS Visit Senlcarik Paint And Glass La rLELP. R. G& AVFSFPVICF •1APUTOQS BARBER SHOP FAIRWAY rID Ilt'C PLAZA I#RUUJ :t7 . S 0i Irio Dr (17 c P 01 0 i'fl r,PSTT THE FRIZZIES7 --AD — .. DOES YOUR WI HAVE , l\!i PH II) Sanford VISIT OUR COSMETIC DEPARTMENT I FoPF Of roA It I 4 A M SANFORD POOL CHEMICALS FENCING I .1 \\T GardenLand JEWELERS _/ PLANTS u s N4 1NIsID WATCHIJEWEIRY STAMPS COMMEMORATIVE REPAIR MASTER CHARGE PH 372 6509 LAY AWAY 218 French Ave. Ph. 322.3022 iIA/ t STRA WBERRY 204S PARK AVE pOOI_ is - 51R ELSON FLORIDA ROSES Engraving Gtvdhq - I:IUJJ1It011 FFf' rFUVII ,u; RIfl Hr'i ra'rn Of rrIrP for the r'rcrprU,r r, N - -; rir"i FOR PIUMt WK 1 00 (, ./ v; OIJP MOVE ; ?AAC,NOL$A AVE SOON! rr City Printing Celery Ph '! ( 0 a nlin rell I11 ?iU r 77 E. Lake St. Longwood S31-340 — Sanford — FREIGHT DAMAGED FURNITURE A Happy Harvest OFF '/2 For Your Hair • 4 OR BETTER 1ir L a;t rI1 The 01 A A r ' - t - LL"S . CASSELBERRY HWY. 17 2 Front End Alignment 2 Front shocks TIMEX SPECIAL : Front Adjusted NEXTTO MR. MUFFLER * Sanford Ph. 323-566 Jewel Movement I 6 6so New Look Featured 4, 4,1 11-. 71 Beautiful Gift Items 607 W. 25th St. Car- ben Jewelers Inc. : * aaaa a a a a aa a a a a a a a a a a a a a 2421 S French • -, Wheels Packed : )AAA ALIGNMENT * ture TIMEX REPAIR CENTER 396 Longwood Longwood Ph. Plaza (Hwy. 17-912), - 831-27$, 11l( )N I)II \lc \1 II .1 ,:\ N displays rt-aU tb knus their t)USint''.' furruturt .Iflt they ha \v s t ill ne and very luxurious Brohill The have decorated houws all er Florida and they know Premier ill velvets and w hat pieces look grand together hr ides Among ther well and what colors enhance each known (tt'siners featured are other and how to Odd the little Early flaywood-Wakefield decorator touches to make c American furniture real showpiece. home a I you know we really w ant Romels carries hard-tofind to stress that when you shop at items such as grandfather and flomel's. you can get absolutely granliuu'ther clocks in various fret' the benefit of interior tis .upt-rb qUI1It) furniture at e reduced price because their e SUTeI' dt' art t4 thank overhead is lower and they can ple who helped afford to charge less. all the nice All of the furniture at HonleEs grandI to celebrate our us Mrs. exemplifies the very finest in le third anniversar) .1rnettc Kidder, owncr• craftsmanship. comfort and artager of Romel's home of value. You can choose between the the graceful and authentic lint' furnishings located cm l7.9 just designs, meticulous selection of Pa I ubbled with enthusiasm. exquisite fabrics to the -inner A Yoo he beer Io3.; for UNUSUL IFyo or Lrrjture or UNIQUE decor items for I I home or office come to Conversation Piece i tor a sPprv; ,I1J I our Ego! TICKLE -a1 POLYNESIAN RICAN SP A NS ORIENTAL C0PTEPO I I Ph 13*3130 '5 E Altamonte Spring Hw-,4)4 I I Of(vurse. all of you who have uorld' of plunip cushions and -t-n down to Romel's know sktl1fu11 constructed frames that they carry some of the and spring bases aw amp NOW ArtsE CPaKS .4"' Frans iPvPL)CT'OS MORNING ART& CRAFT SUPPLIES—GIFTS CASSELBERRY PH 131 $177 81 N HWY 17 92 7W'a 1792 — . - Chuck Schirra M;r I OPEN FOR BREAKFAST 6:30 AM ELECTRIC MOTORS %REWOUND& RE LUNCHEON SPECIAL Served Daily ' BUIL7,114 WATER PUMPS REBUILT Full Menu I CHICKEN. BEEF PORK RIBS Dinner And Sanford ; ,,.,' ...It GUY'S - Sell111101e Lod(re e . OUSE of BAR•B .. - r 4i - - 7 Locations To Serve Yot. 01 French hwy. 441 Apopka Sanford MiAMI ' Fri. a. Sat. NIICS - awl t - : ' • - ' ' 1 - ('AN!)V MANN displays a few of the mans' hair SI( OPEN SUNDAY Ph. 322-6755 - -' SANDWICHES Nursing Care Since 964 , '_i , HOT LUNCHEON SPECIALS Personalized Professional 7L • I ~1411111111 Nurfl an Ccn'aecefl' Re dc-rc- HAPPY HOUR S 47 one mnih rdc.k I(oad north of Dog Track rhree Guesses y.ir' ,o P4erI0O'l or.9.'P' t:'•tbl * QtYf aiJv ?r — - PH ' 7 - OLD SHEFFIELD PLATING Co. El E;"or Ençan 1445 777* K., I? Electro Platers a. Silversmith *( 110 -. ,.l iO'Th ' Du ii l IL Downtown Sanford NOW OPEN 10 vintid tWI APPOINTMT CALL Mryfnd FORD (HICKIN I!.-lIl .'iI1 L1..'t hr jt'i/ t%.' ) t'VllIi( Specializing In All Phases Of Hair Care 2012 French Ave. Sanford CHICKEN DINNER I SNACK PAK CHICKEN or FISH 794 INCLUDES: FRIES -SLAW ,ROLLS All —;-;--i .u. ruuu s..UUKe in reanuiuii for Phone Ahead Orders 322-9447 Sanford 2100 S. French Ave. WW t.wed stripes. All 'Os, colas' W H ERE °1p . Call AC-105 •'' -Jr . t.t' ..tt ( e '4 .os"; t .54 -I' ' I!.' uiHer Road Scr,frd -' I ''- a,4% 4 n' • a-. -.- '" - t øn'7 :r'f GUARANTEED 2540 S Myrtle ", v1j , :-- JUST FOR FUN TRY ONE OF OUR WESTERN SUPPLIES PH 33a-52) LONG'OOO PLAZA —JiJit No if Hwy Il CRUISES 414 Sanford ___j LONG WOOD COST: LESS THAN YOU THINK AS LOW AS S5 ARE YOU SAFE for f ur t her When You Lock Your Door? TN'rt. jrt' th):tns ,)t ,,3S 'C e jr't.i f't' 'i.e IO(S to beat e.e"y ,,'t them Try Our Secur i ty Check 0 U0 I1iOI'7'CO , 0.i 'S .", .'t 't' • .'C' ,C , C -% $ US I t --'' -'n MID-FLORIDA LOCKSMITH 7p 1 hr See v ice -v. 'j5 PARK AVE - Sun Travel Agency HOT jr"ij COLD ''.t ALL YOU CAN EAT st HAPPY 4 USED - FRONT is $7-500"' goorgo$Luart. ç ENDS 10 1 '_ " •' Op,.'i ' a vi whcatt can Ph ,JCIIIC tU('' - L.i ii :.flflij( !rilnçJS. (Qt - .'pttllVU to tiltJiI )s1. - . t r,eutj .* 'tue. L.0 - )- featuring LIVE ENTERTAINMENT II •' $-$u j,AT MIGHT'S ,, - V - ;- Phyllis Jbean it S also 'eac-1y 'or on 3irleJUf air uUfli.iitlQli any%IInu'PQU w4*rit it, - - 01 j,Id ?t,j WHITE ..IOHTNINO SWINGERS AI L ' ' \. \ ç'tj( hoifl Give 110.3 We U5 .40 SUNDAY AFTERNOON 1 L - MIDNIGHT RAMBLERS ja,voUS COUN T Ctorit' heatiig& tYY Sill NCER CLUB FRIED CHICKEN in ti p ii' '04, id .fl 'jrI St issions 4- tid ,J -I--'-'t- UNDER NEW WRECKER SERVICE DIP1,10,1 -5 .*.i,.30ii1ti10I 1 t ut HOUR MANAGEMENT Largest Auto Parts House ALL MAKES I ANOMODELS - 'iIL.IflN 3 ?Qet1 Thursdd , In Seminole County 1i- Tel. 323-4650 St 5 Luuch Dinner '• AV Throughout The Soutneebi oil 1%W eaw Buffet Liu-44: 1323-6901 / '' 4111116. 8313433 U i1tiJi'T1.2 ttoil ,?oU v OTTO'S HOFBRAU HAUS a $Q(I,tj h4I'fl 3227029 i - B.E. LINK Construction -- ,cri r' SEMINOLE HARDWARE & ALL. WORK Starteit Fenders Duors file -, Whee ls Lit brass - "1 TO ASSURE FACIORf SPECIFICATIONS -- ON parts -t X 5' U. S. Flogs •..' •', I H E ACTION I S Longwood Hwy. i?uth of Bi9 Tree I FREE Parts Locating Sort-ice •.. — LATEST EQUIPMENT D1 PPE 0 Durable Hunting I '.-4OUGH HONEY Govvmiet'Iq4ttl . — 3232650 390 LONG WOOD PLAZA HWY 2792 LONG WOOD PH 131 7252 i Mod. Dl EDWARD' S SHOES EDWARD' S SHOES Vale's Junior Shoeland . EXPERIENCED PER - ' SIte Is 9.riJ-'s ,•' d e'di r.• 'mears n )'l. -j '-'a - Iii' uIIl........ .. PAINT & BODY iitrii. Florida. began 11cr work in thu or girlfriend to goout, the'> shewife' Ii.'ltl in \'cro Beach, but don't want to wait for hours !tr know s Florida WoIilt'fl and business in Orlando which he total hair care tet be' comnpieteti Horuta styles andsoshe solve that problt'miu. make o;s'rhite(i for 11 yearS. 1k t'allW guarantees satisfiit'tiofl. to S&'iiiinolt'('tiuntyL)CChiUSt' he ii fantastic pre- >our tii.tni happy, get their felt that this is where the mniijorI)uring from the wig ..'a;ile'ss new grando;wtiilig special --- y..0 '' hair lint. growth is hiap1wninit and he lawaiian I i- an purchase the' highest wanted tn be'a part Of it. 1k said Uenie'mber now , (or that lossest they tiuiihit>' wigs for that styling is better here than brani nvtt look, go down to time prices in Central I"Iorudhi. Their t'lsewhie're and that the whole lihiw aiili hair hut it 777 East prices will .ilw a> she' lower than ''1 liut'flthil ttitudt' is different. I ike Street, in I Angwtxxt on S,uivwhi..'re else because their feel that this is the best area in utile north of Li 427timit' (IS ereais loss er. the' ss hole' country to be. Track ILiad. '[hey are open 'yalso has e U wig trade in a week frotii 9 a mu to We. h s' thud wi have' titit wicuiit,tdass p.ilu'yssuei given you (hue idea that ltiillip For imthrtmiatinmi call .Jt I*'chilLst' ss tit'n > tin get tire-ct of P . only (y Is hair for mmue'n tune of sour wis just gii dossn to because' that di'!inuitt'ly is just liIwhiuihIn blair Ituit ,imi trade it not true lit' spt'cialites in in tin a branti mut'ss wig,itut kat v witilien's shun: cuts,soifthat is liskimig like i (utah> 11t soil like', imuulad>, wi'll, justthere' iturself ilown hit' ('andy sas that slit' will hr hiw,iiian hair hutthis irrs un. the 1 lura iplt s w It t t'hiiltip furthtr iliI)Iiit nt imiot in th s i rs nt ir future Iit . mdi in..e> •ur natural ti.iuts (lit' t-aplt's.s w Well. enough is enough,ilt carr> tmnl> li& ha' a brand m w pri urti .1 iln ,id> ,it,ouit t'IiiUip wig ofTo>okalon, su hicli dot's have' partner you know fabuttlith. It us wash ,ititl wear. and is slit' t'ver hi little' (lo easy cart', capless iltill has the atid her mum'' skin t"' And tiumiestl, gals. it wouldn't > oU just know it. Slit' is nuwe thini, llS Iioks the .>fl U lsin.itidt p, t iais at looking )Sltist I> gre (lit tu sei , t> ling ht won the'ts ''too know, wigs are' not f,m tti' award for that tak'iit (tie', ,tr for hit I.n.irtt'II Hi•FII U.S. Fbaqs 7 FOR •' down at Senkarik's realty or painting that iiiake photograph hisik really special U EDWARD'S SHOES • there is really no need to worry tine little minute about the matter Just take your picture down and let Ron frame it for .iu. Then go home, hand it and stand back and be very proud i'd the lovely addition to your home. - A. Remodeling 'I'h.'n hi.' got tired of travelinig ANN SII-(ZKl%S SKI — / Ylc D I 04to 0 -? j We Cater Privet, Parties - SEMINOLE were reiiuir.'d to ito piecs available at the Hawaiian hair Hut on 5pm 2am .enue Sanford, F Ia iiiaker. Uhundel M(M 11110. So, to Iit'li) von even more, you with one f till- l7 to 200 tuE. ire allowed to take the book lt'rent I)att(rns of Iranws which hOUR' with you and t heck the are ;ivailahlt' for sour ctus)sing. hit. hati the ( alit., and sa .pis.rtunity to workitri IIihUiY of tht I iions n.uii' s Soil ouli! . ,isils reC 0$ mit Ii. had i i-haiti of hairstytunt salons for Into in thi Ifl I e rri1indo V,itlt > in ( 'itifornia and was out tta'ri' $ for 17 scars. lb caine hiouie to Orlando and worked for two years as the tfI barl) r fur P,ini Atiu ru In during whsu Ii s rusl hit w is flowmu to (tie difh'retit down sLutiiis optr.ittd American for NASA, ui order to th 4-11i1,lot liii tII islands looking sharp as tilt' I Entertainment ... X. SE -- olor and pattern when you lire in the store looking at a hook. - Rt-p.oir'. on WaIrY SALES & SERVICE PL&L PH 323 5041 7519 0-S French Ave - it is to make a wise choice of Aloha. S 1w hIll, Especially >ou ou uwn who want to be' in style. We' have fount! thit' place for you to go get yourM'lI spruced up like 11w king stiti reall> iire. l'tie plate' is the h iawiiian lint on5427. just one' mile nor th of I'g 'I'rhlck Road, It iS by'H,iuct hifld 'Ituis is not a ttit'se tssi. salon. tilks phlrtnt'rs sperialiie in hair t> hug For tni'ri arid beautiful wigs for seiitiien Phillip is triginuill> fr-tin Florida but hi' was trained iii World's Finest BAR B•Q fW7 OPi(R iLvPE 0 on Senkariks realize how difficult tInciudi' Sun 4 ELECTRIC MOTOR paintings up again. Why to advise Roof Repairs ED fraiiies all different sizes and air Hut For Men, Women a ndwicl I A very nice will l' ab lidely sure thit i!l have chosen the perfect your s'tiiil roi,ui, ipr for Red Rose Styling, Wigs Are Specialties - Pumps • Power 1001% j?ti-r Ch*r9t% and Ivory inatting and the g cans..' when the> PH.322-5958 [pt- v (toile it Is 111114. to hang those available anwhert'. iRtP Served TII 10 p. m. Tr Ertha I4,dsons Gourmet Specials 2700S. SAN FOR D AVE. have problems, the)- are th'Cre select tile higi est quality paint — 1 - - 11 A. M. .9 P.M. I / And now that OU have your painting and wail papering fi-ature that we flufill is that AFTERNOON a. EVENING CLASSES : Yiars Eipc'tiCflCt i- ililt You will Intl the ,.legantl:, siiiite fraiio'. or the very irinitel .ir i -i! train.' or ii plain fratiie witti a ;wrfe t liner in .tuIft'rent rotors 'ir even linen, if all are % ou pri'ler --- ari.l lesigneit to fit your particular needs. Senkarik's carries white _____________ 02101 Oiick OuaI'v Service BAR & RESTAURANT 'I1KaFI in stuck at - . LONGW000, ILA 37 750 PHONE 13051 834-4303 has i-uliir an'l pattern m the li hting ill your Ii%%Ii III,IIw .t) that the folks dow n a Senkariks kflow t he ir husiness and if ot1 j you like the new and egant look of wall Iai'r ii ur home, Senkariks' Ili-,; a choice of 40 or 50 book. of perfectly luscious colors hUt1 patterns from which Soil tan make'your't'lt'ttin --.— I SI E( Zh( )% S I (;lass ('oinpany in Sanford tttt Finish which resist alcohol, hot added incentive to buy from water, and other spillables. You shopping at Romels because the lovely just can't go wrong Jeannette and her husband Roniel's. tIll I ri 111(5 1w fluW 'i'lire -iiiii' in a very s ok r.initt' Ii! j,rIi't- tEst, 511 that sour huilget eeii not feel a low 1)1(1W just because you want a t'auttIul houw. to Senk, peri(xis Anti her tables art, A PL&Z* 34 Ines 1)1 ' ii ;i1s ( 'OlulihI If )ou are in a rt.vte(',Irating i1ul now that the weather is of I a hit. why not go Romel's us that you get all of new look in Florida room — CERAMICS -N' THINGS NIGHT CLASSES EVERY WED 7PM 630 P.M Joy Lti' OPEN _prJ''( AkN FREE INSTRUCTIONS WORKSHOPMO$ £THURS' 30-1.3C all out- 'd 2J,JJJJJJ,JjJJJJJJ)JJJflJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ_1' . lh .% uith the perctiase of the furniture. It-Is just has to be an fint-st and best known brands of standing features to make thelf. furniture to be found any where furniture exactly what you can in the the area. And a -e' nice bu with pride and confidence. Romel's s now feat ur ing the added benefit to shopping at ror• Prre Lake tDrie In D,;a-aII — decorating advice. It i IIuaIiy - I SPEC] SANFORD NS-11 * A% Sit'. & for Better Living Longw(xii(i I'lala -Iiver tile third antiiversiry $350 Cleaned Oi led * (HEAVY DUTY) \ u.n NOW OPEN a a * * ** ****a******* * * aa * a * a ** s Np ,ME IN AND SEE OuR DISPLAY PH 3.,3 . 1631 DOA; NTO%NSANFO nO PARK AVE . FURNITURE SALES NO ER1F noRmAn cosmETic STUDIO .r .'1P% Ii. vPrnIø ' ii,!', 'ør 1itW- I,qhtnq - FREIGHT DAMAGED Prociucts forNorma l and Problem Hair MITES DIAMOND BAR & PACKAGE Opeul Daily II a Fm I. & Sat lit tO p.m 1809 French Ave (Hwy. 1? 92) SANFORD Oi'.n ' Djvi Wee '' Hw y,I792 DeBar CALL iiZ 439Q FOR FREE ESTIMA! SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 0JSSANFORDAVE. ANFOD �Tuesday, A __ -Male Help Wanted 13 IIJrADA.4 INFORM Announcements Direct Phone L. - its 1-Lost & Found 2- Persona Is 4& To Want 4-Cards of Thanks Seminole OpportunitieS ?-Instruction 322-2611 831 - 9993 15-Male. Female Help Wanted Ihe Longer Your Ad Runs Wanted The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day 17-Domestic. Child Care Renta Is insertions-No Change Of Copy 2-Apartmen?S Rent Unfurnished 2)-ApatmentS Rent Furnished 4-HDv5C5 Rent Unfurnished 3ec a sine 71c a line c a lint Inru 4 timtS S 1flu ? t.mcs 1 tmes :5-Houses Rent Furnished IUM CHLRGE) 51 75 MINM :e-Mobile Homes Rent 3 Lines Minimum 7-Rei.orl Property For Rent :1-Business Property For Rent - - _.___ Real Ectale For Sale 3l-.-HOu%t5 For Sale 37-Farms IL Groves 33-Lots £ Acreage appia' i5 . Tt'r LIl i'l tanso'a 14i'b'O 041 A,0',pOal tit ;tac,.0 i 71w' .0a' U&Y 1 ILPt.IPI '1AS t' , t'i .1 7 ION 'P-.' a0O-I,0Pa '& U P.crr'ti If, The a,i* LOb I' i.ttPt t INVuld ,i( ',OP PhI n, •D" .r r' p,'n 11%# .f tairC 34--Business Property 37-Real Estate Wanted LOST Vna?!e Wt aro pf.pppc Scnriau:e', senIle wper.nQ ODIC I collar, Nome 'CeCe' Wee0b'. 13. "3 S432 O'er !.rne. 3 aSD Reward Recreational small V ery 41-Pcyc es OICPPSPu?O LOS! 1 " c" F'L' t r 1.)? and - .no 7 ': .no a Marine Equipment 44-Sports Equipment Merchandise Rummage Sales SD-Garage 57-Wanted To Buy 53-Swap And Trade 54-- Equipment For Rent Pelap5 Alcoholics Lrlonymou% Can Mclp SSA-Household Goods ,.• I f So- Antiques SI-Store And Off ice Equipment 01-Lawn And Garden Equipment 0-Livestock And Poultry )-Pets And Supplies s4-Clothing Transportation 7D-Travel Trailers li-Auto Repairs Parts Accessories ;, ! . '' 57-Musical Merchandise 0-Building Materials 4517 F' r'lD"a' s:) ':,'", - VE ".CCi.'E $ you PIvt from U tourS per wept up to full I- mt You cv.', it to yourself to look intOp pfliI0t POi!.OntP our COPPOPIPIDO f 0ublI$'P- YDV v.41 1#'vCt rftbl lrcD.,''I T hal we hlvt ettabl4Ve0 Irieresore n ability PD get aicn; well witP-L*DPt area POUC ppeIranct are II vDi. hp,t Thf eØ rn,? mum ,vvettmnt o 57500. •nO would like Out pe'sct.p'ive iitrr1.?urt SenO your name And IdOl-St inc chore number to The Thomas Con, Des pany. 1100 East Toutiy Pipires, Illinois. 40011 or if YOu s -$er, call 317 299 7110 And Scooters 74-Trucks And Trailers 7$-Autos For Sale RLhCP4(R CHOICE YELT INC c'p,-"r'g I rk area MoOct' it, pstrnen' Up to 110.000 annual FD, app' 32)4531 YrtInt 0- SPa' 'on 04i 251rw A Pp,rtl' Ipor over 12000 cash for tto I in stw sion 322 9407 Want Ad Department I: i.'$bI,tPit0bi1,fWt5. wDrk ID hrs • week. a ore ,'iar or i*dp operation. monep flibIr' &A 420 includes all stoct I eau.prnrnt Reply BOB 166r carrot Itt !.pnfr,O PifihlO, Sanford. r ip - Hours fir, real estate Must tpv, up ,o C mOrtht rembnng DII PVIS1 'us, Op'.o"S to rrev. Call .-s ',P-$lq, Rep' Estate i r li c - 7. M IDS 3: P PA ;,, s 0011 A M to 12 NOON PEANUTS. CANDY 1. GUM vEPOIPO BSNESS n SAFtfOrd GOOD INCOME P PD I wifirtitV Total pr.e 11,131 00 caSh NOON I UNTIL wrt, TEaLS kAPOY KOM PANV Inc ;3:' fiasse PC t.rl'Ø')p 'i' 'P77 induce itJ'-fl pIOnt n.jit,q-' :TART OR CANCEL "OU D NEXT DAY i - .. - •-. IS NO iidjuFt .1 .. , __ --- - - - MVtCA'E QP(PieSC.5 LANDSCAPE FOREMAN [)fit hilt'i r.I*r.efltt recess.' H train on cornmer caI arc rrtceii'a' 13 00 per hOu' CEPiE PAL LABORER billing ig worb. Start at once S?rr.role Cou"i, 12 50 per Pru' WV AAA [MPLOY?d Eel fee-t wft&SSpIhry -ttftY M.It, toil 17 07, Cesselberi, I. r711K? çi- ri '' r n.:i SetuP II ot;'s' 574 1010 . , I, 1 71 11 re 11 .,,. . *t4 l 1-- Ill 11 it Mfg I I. P.p. II Loke M.ti..t 0-' - 5IMa'$ Iaa.s vs 114 ri*flfip raa lOis a.Ua*tiI 1111 p. 6 1. Ts Nwaid C,c.a! Cup- cVuCl-S4 -" wv-91.64 3 ui (05 i%h' ('tI -'I VIRGINIA PITIOSKI .O So. 1714 S.PfOVd. C.ONNII ç:i, LULlS $3 i-4757 C.s..lb.rr,. fl.. HILDA RICHMOND 0.1.1'.. :. It a0~1 Iptili'S Ill SIC 1.t, talr41ltI'C 11 * 1`11101, p$a'sa Ptw id ca. ai,P a hi s.C.wad Saint "Oft, peps Oh. rs piv*s Cr Ii •4 bow .,..fl5 i.r 1.1,1 • ('Oulpis at tbi.s I.. tw o rev 1,0* settlei (Ii' is 10411,01111119e pI.PuIs-111 sip p*0$ad *411' PhI '.,,ø*Th.p to p piacii5 u, 4Id ,t 3411 0' III 00') and Itt '9.l'%u11(P •q,'I•.wi vi 4 1w i Ii-ft5 I ma'i VOl 11 Psapir * S - appilnics 14•? I4 fltr 1' Co.IPuy 1 or l(i Pr"l .i 71' c'I"-1 .\sr DON S BAIl 1. TACKLE, 010W C Electonic Test Technician st - Lye Bat, Grcceries Beer Alc 1.' Shop 336 Sanford A t e ' - s tO OClw7Oavt 333 p731 I (lf4 141)1 I OWIAPI'. r filt er, flaltiwin 1l,l','l i 'I I imnp,olf 1, UlbIl CIII '8+11,11 IIlimP rquii,,ttrwtt •tPently n'wtiIr I -it , ti,r t hep that we rp,,invi Ii, Material Scheduler ia a S1CQE 7 AND rCRCEI 7 'it a Pan' Ad St ' arc 'c-or' • ,.&7 1. v'r NEt' bht! hOmeS plirpe beoroom tw ccrcrz ncr lcgalwDns i r I'Chffl f'Ou'pp40 Ca' 7' :7' c iter type I.nancin; Houses For Sale 15! ID' 372 7335 ;; iio; e 'a'c We Pl,t read1 to mc,up in Pw Complese Benefit Program Call 323-1260 or Write P. 0. Box 117, Orlando, Fla. __________ . 'l ''- 1 1 An Equal Opportunity Employer ? ti ' I',I,I'iito, 434 , I - - _ I ItPO. Ray Crani Build" ill SANFORD 1ev. 3 brOm. ho me S11.100 FMLor73SFlribflc ,ng 1)1 0013 Quest Realty P1-1110? BALL REALTY and INSURANCE 1014$ FrCnCPI 3:2 iQ'Sl Ev es 1SunOi,-327 I Oranpe CIt 5Ipppei It i 130 , 15(1 ?to"es ti wIlt a 7 bedroom home included hIS Citl eater, as well at a loved, living room, 5C?1neD p'r. pr, 515.500 McQuillan si,sx S0U$ SEMINOLE imaii D$ICI. part 'me 15 p i- I , mature. $ aavs 'riepron, ans wering, iight t yping Wt .t P Q Co. ISClisseltert,, Flo OR •ELI. Li'OmP. del.. X)74 MATURE WOMEN tOn OCOOC Aft fired YOV a"O UPJOHN CO 14257765 25 GayS Mutt have o*n trprpr1at.urt to "The Springs LOngw'd small C hiorer' Dpo', MAD C)1 7311 ifs.n!ec.Qnt PP. LPN. and A,ctrs 47t) LPif. tv. P'Su'tfl; Crn'er, I'. tat' 7"? 1' Rooms For Rent 72 Apartments Rent Unf urnished I air. t..) ti'-' - Mud.' ' COMMODORE &PARTMCNTS 3271 Magnol AbC 372 !).4C A',-ALON APARTMENT' L.C'ULTS NO PE' - "CC bedrooms- ta! 5nand El'a'i'S Cash acer inc assume $ • Mo'-lga;e 373 7930 ' ___________ ST JOHNS REALTY THE - 'iE 1(5' CC ('PM P F1'S ,Lit 377 f173 £.aaD, r,,$.i5 a'3fl 7353 __________________ __________ - Sant o'dl 1,•i-s eaoer P&OLA- Pic a sacrific e. 'of a t.,,ga,n' Jilt a mooern beautiful 7 bath CDnc'c'e lC.t pnØ brCS priced r.gtt' On IP p'c.,rni.tri, paters yPh S.trrt fl ;;I Owe p'ODuC'flO aD.J' .0000c'es .fluIIlP tlpne hat al one ex tras, 7 StOrDom COUNTRY CLUB MANOR (stifllvC - soy's this to' value! heat 7 be.OrOQm littler eou.PpeO. Or corner 101 for on's 172.00(1 See .1 nov.' I' won't fast ion; This •Hr1C 4 lt "i bath s debt than a r pil old MIS ten'r.t tell (ate'ltr'i ton0''Oc' sen-- s vou trance' Only 515.500 'v - (I7Y E.(lijtive This 3 frame at 513 350 might be 'tie best Wit tot !ttt ,'tOPtf, It SInIQIG Near P,nt.(teS' 5(ttJti' CITY - (iclutive - Ni.r hospital and doclors af,ce1 Loud at tnrs 7 tiedroom vvh large flr 01 room l'S 31K We 04* we Many Other Listings WELAPA APARTMENTS and Sun's by Appointment Tri- NEWSPAPER øos not tno.tin;Iy accept HELP wANrEr ADS tPt in 17 - ' i App ha flCCS JIB' HUNT REALTY eftpc hou'I ____________________________ , n GE App.anices 5.nf.j Eec'rc Co'npan, 2537 pa" D'v' 332 1567 )fl 3111 3220445 or 372 ..( ', 5 1 1 Blocs 1003 OrIon. Anne L Sp.-;oo'- P 0 Cc. N. Cent-a.a - ea:' __ LO$ A. Lots & Acreage -- 33 Bea."Iu- Le-5ue Mme Est a tes a oPtns P.r 5' - I 631 • c.' & Auto Invra nce Ce'- • td' 0 .-'?" A t,e'v.et-r, San'o'O anD DeBars' 0" Port For'Ca Road Pripn* t.61 4431. Debar, or Of tarOt U7 SON Tp,'e-e g'abe pipe , Q41 Shaded, t.ergr.erI Ce'te'erv 1150 total - 'Cr". f. ir tal ent S fears Doer S7IZ C." BuO JOHNNY WALPEP C ieaitv 332 347c ,t9,i4$ Eating Places Sundail 2565 Para 1-40 CO V I CO'' E Carpeting - TRAILER SPACE FOR Rihi' hip? C,eftfwI. 53) mt Cal .1l S 34 - - -'.'... - - -- 1. -' __ - Mobile Homes 73 MoLt PIyr;f Lt,..' C 332 710 - - -- ---' Ceramics jLC'". LlrnrtI'1 $P.rl.rtg y,OP ever,' Osply model solo roe tPi' Sept GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 373 5sou 32 1 $700 M*y 17.07 Sanford .,_ SURVEY CREWS PARTY CHIEFS In central FIridô arid Sou$'wastern Un,le-d States Fuli tnptits -' - ,. .p ..i ..,.'.•.. •• Glass t/srrorS • '. ..' ,.. it. '.' "' nce aper 990 Labe Elienur Drive, Suite 13$. OrlontlU F to 32809 303-151.0330 At,, Fq...al Qpi'.,rtri? Ervtp?o,er ,..- '1LI artf,rIi A,pnuf Motorcycles And Scooters 73 Hwy. S Custom door h-i' - 45 Cup',. I dr ',pnr? Coupe , CARVED REDWOOD SIGNS for ril,d,rmCe. Out rmOltt$. or spiicial ;ft •. pa r' nj r.',"C 377 7a4$ 322 VIT 67 Plymouth hardtp, on sale OPEN? '1').'. rdI ? .trJc'r 591$ - -. TRUCK 37) 5353 37? 73 P(NTER repairS, panel.rmu. .r .c#i. tram-np 323 5C UNITED FENCE. LW?f.c, 1 CARPET 25135 PAR P DPI-if 323 3674 AND BATsRta/ , •... 'Aft NE '1, i'tir".rà .L. . . " "' .' 'i.' 3775352. ,_.i.ar''. P.. ' - ..c.-'..4'e'c;';'rv in'tr.'..' ' :1 cfl4 (Z' Locksmith - P/ID LGk:OCS'/TPS R,'.iC,r'.l Ct'"-ir IL t-'."-':' • P............• i.e ,41 c..' , .; : 3770437 ,', • •'• O'Cor JOYCE WELL DRILLING 4''I I'" PS '7 /. dot 'f_f9 I ,,'t%, jlj 4417 DAILY DIRECTORY OF eUSINESS SERVICES "is DIAL 3222611or83I-9993 OF Cc'URSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELEPHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME '--' - I l. I'. Ir i TRUCK, - -. ,I' .,'',- - u Learn Lo ' - - ' ' - ...I 0.01 (3,. 1 4041 1' 1 n I '.tti ,p 4ia e fa.,c I "I- -, i '.ø.mø' ,34,,l two -0th1 tu"9.'•' C,') '4l V,m 7 A , 4r7i7 132 '247 ,, 4 3 .) Se etvn1 ' ' ' ' GETTING FT? d a better job7 rue '-' • "..'Ii ' . i'i't t "" , """ .. _-ii_, * 14111 - iii..' •.• .314 ,*9.i Iiflv.J 0'IqrO$S,. • Th.n ,si,,. ..'it '041 4' 4.044 413,09.1 4 49.5 1*4) '.4411 lout ,u*'.ur Cii Poll f,., '3 AM 'u-i I ia 3..m '11.17 41. '734) ut ., .' "I .r 4 w1K '34' 0 '.O •.. Il11,O9.I .0th Ma'ma•r ii ,oi.' local Am-p. • MOVE 2 l fa i l N4.)'.4 '4 41 Ill 4J_ , ..., iI,it ."l'" jlr-j -., -- ,ntnu'.,i. suovy COUNCIL Si'/ EquiP It & lid Iu_'.ii.i p IINGO EVERY Thursday 1:30PM 11 club or your would organization It like to be included In this listing call: 322 2611 E d pprIgArP3 tp, 24 gaiv Pfl ' ,, i Idle items Into ).,ii ' - ' -' -- ii', ., l..,r,... ' arn your ' time. spare - ..- 3(01 Aa*y 4 lure our $04 faw ".14041 1 4.0114K. CUll Poll •'m. '. 4 I'14 )ui 400 P ')ie' .4 - • i-'Mfl , . iii 0 "i' 1 rl~ter Steflab u[L i ,~~ 41 LOOKING Juinn SL~- ' PROMOTION? . Op portun i ti es . 1~ , , ". I 4. ft 'Ili. 4è 1 '.D.m ,it ,'uu0 l.am'ng p.'..'.v.. ,Isi4u'J .iu,m ' '' ..u. ..'.oh.mg l'.iI., 'flue pill '., - 'o.' .,. .. i -. I'- .ri.'i - I " . ..uta a..'. 'uu ,i..0 .... ,.'.. 3ti ,l,il4 ,.s.i locul 4..". I p'1044.UP'W'4 '.551 *QIC '.111.4 ,.j, $,. I . . . ..'... Coil loll PCI 7 AM Po '.u. ',oei ival lea. '1 AM 't, 4 CM 't.J SQQ-432-77 437729.3 Q.oI D.ol $43Q432-?29QI "II A/P7?D £qatpfnFfif 'K ill s.1v14040iS4.iA i)t P'. ,, Tt.vi '.u' I - - .- Siup.. m , The Army Reserve. k pays to go to meetings Musical Instruments Want AdsLook óround your house or apart lilt-Ill, in your parallil, attic, cloalsAd leap 1810 a Leta Pure Ac tion Wnt conv.rllntI you, for action telling those 'flflI• 4 '14 m oney fl'.) ' .:'9.',14,4".(UPIO"l to -; '' ' i ',,, 1 4'. 'i, 4 " 'mi '8', .14 ew To (cldlflaW NIlhOflOh I'ICWIpdpCl Week, wit are olleri,;g you Special' Pricu on all want ads, so you can 11l'.covtir for yow self the Powerful '.elliiig power that Is packvil Ill Pie Business Meet 1119 CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT . . ,.',,, .I AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SPECIAL ½ PRICE WANT-ADS I 1HE SANFORD - I "* 'lieu % 81 .,:,% 'I'" 1 j,'.'tt.il.', 'h''l '' ' "us.. .'m'.oni u ".4)111 ',' 1 .. pa,) tw.*aa.. .,tr , .-. .1 4 4..'.'' . 3.2 -..i., . 4i-., -' ' 9.'.•U9..(I '7i POLICE. .JLj) IIn Ircrv it ,,1111 I , '•%l,04'1 '' A F-I EAD Have a care v - ,,. T-13 ILiTARY :. bit ., 9. '0'..' 4 P ~Vtjr- to 134'i'ø 49.0 '00" ,JiItI .0.t4.iji..*4J. fOPiIO p.30 .ImI. - . ' c. i ,' ot.'."g 44',ih."V", ',pti-9,p.n - ' 2 IM '. I "A ,,l.,t. i-ilti'0oti'dt 2nd 95414144)' ,,.. • ' ' 'out G.l pusd .1,1. pow Its" v G,)l A'..l.". C.,d'l'i sewing Machine (VIS? 0 30 I) M ''I ' l.a.sv* your h 'i tch Trajj Bike Gboy Lyons ~ #v (I ,j "~_j ' COLOR-BLIND. -::.:'.:' ,'dt' Of II Al'P l' 'mu. -3 , '•,J, iter Father Ruhard ) IU - "-- -" - i FOR A flach week for only $3 per week? This ig, an ideal WIlY to in form the public of your club ctCtivitii'S 1 .11-Il t.' -- ilPd 404'Y 'WOfC $1 90.9 attI .*.•mv SO Choose 9,0* 300 u.wuq AM 10 .('.0d p,nq,,ii,i. Call loll Ira., 7 .,,. TI'. .'cr.a,e% $1 9. IP'U I •9.i 9i'.O ?*U v.OtC nqc)5t 1tn 40' I •ia iiiI 4(313.4.37 72,79) 'I I"Gtl 011,09.1 I '.OlHI il"l ',, -3m) hI '.•ffl(3k Coil 'Oil Na 'p.1 1* '1 '.'. '.00. 0' bough 437 77')(3 4 I. C',ul 41313 3 AM • , a.el, iv.eolIy 'nAdeon. 44.41 oli.i 30,0 '"it .,H' '.OSI'. '(i". II us.., ".•. .t,'d -I'. 3000 207 iC' Ne e -- .0 -oI i ''ii,., "all 'oil A pii' Handshake Away" 1801 WEST FIRST STREET, SANFORD Orlando Ph. 6443912 Sanford Ph. 322.0614 list 1179 'P FF.- * Open ings. f. you know Mat your Out) or organization tillS in appear (110 p Yitur. pnu$ -, - I ,in, 9041 hit'. '4 -mimi ,O y'3',c ...c.,liv.Th 3VT)uOS .h.c!,'mir , ,,t,,I I,". h,.,',,a It,.,, ' -'nt ,n. u- ,.. 'I'. .,uI'd• -" '1W 'Ire .4 li ..,,ld, iti., . us'. .wit l .3rd ,tn,5 I I.q' ' ' .. I v L..i 1 , ' ' '5 yt4..* O'.0-S f).' ''0 N Oi jond OY " f)"' ' " i.,4 '- 4--i' -i -- - ---- --- -V .S..bmi1% '/1.1K 3(71' ' ''.1'.54k' t,$*wlt0tt0-' I"*P •i'IIfl •iiri 01'O' *.tn 'asih4n, floe ,.rw,eni ,nlii*mlic.' - '•." ii' , .M.41c ul ,pecitltii.. ,., ,.,l a.... I-i.. ,'' Ia' )(I541fll0*W9. to -' " -. 'ni, I . i.w Send', in ;ni'i' 'h... nib Ira. I i'A n, 4 '4 , ,- • a L h ome. Did It Ineiq, "-' S Take a hike. " Just a It HERALD F -$504 $1650 $4680 d-$6 72 $7200 $62 40 i s. 57800 4i1- - ' - -_. 9%10 OCT. (8th THRU 14th) YOUR CHANCE TO TRY PURE ACTION WANT ADS, 13 INGO [very Mon &Tues Larly third ,it /ISP M W.-qu?.ir it 1 .15 P M Get In On All The Action! THE HERALDS • - --' • '- -~.I- - j,, - - - f r om WE'RE - IT 'S NATIONAL IREWSPAPER M --2nd and 4th Thursday Each Month WCII On Ilirg ILL I t 1)5/P5 /,l - ', Ii'4P'L I..l' 7v',!Lt/'j 4.11 l5t-'S r.O 51,1 1e,epa'r aria tlrwr I. p ',j cr •, ' I ' ,,' 'i, ,,. r'l '0 ,.t I'.'''ot:% )1 5195 .""', - S Uas 2) Da,s p in 45 p y- 8P Trailer Rentals - i,.,. ... 179)1 Mill' South of S,irifoi'tl Professional bridal 5Cr vice. Complete rrdd r,rj planr)ricj and 1950 -. BEAT THE WINTER RUSH SpaceOPtPatlrCIt-lflinP Cell Ralph 173 9954 U HAUL TRAILERS repairs, stucco and 'i.',-, SlP/ULL 1(0 BRICK Call )Ii 750 pr 373 5177 • ' ' ' A 41•Nt lull 'dl( I 5/API 1171 t.;grQveO Mobil, Mpme Sir ..( -rj 1.I'*II "Ali". '8 Gw.dr 109 c,j.ltp pr5 ly fSaçjprriv I ire )7 l7,, 9 tn f-:p ,'j need Id' "bIt . $42.76 'g a 'ii '. I,,. lobs Getinon Communications. l1.'.y Special Services NOT. id 'nil t 0, I Vait 0 pa'j you Ii ,,,Ih, ME ETINGS Shoe Repair SuPI P 7.4(21 kff'AIR .1/.r6'jCrr(-t1 u. 377 554 LEARN TO BE SOMETHING , We - ,.,i - I 1792 AMERICAN LEGION " 10. POST 3 1 11 , ., - - fn. -- -P41 .1 1i01'$i P41 i" ii " " 0.. '--I ".- . ,, I" 75 ' 1')fl s.i.- '-, 0 h"9390 ' i.-, 1,u lOVI 3 d9h4 iO 7:15 1' 1 . , iIu't4 ~ - " o IF 1* b1l_W6~ .,. - - - . u.4riu_.lIkrodSOfIeattntirrd (u'S tirante,d 30 prl jOij THE SHOPPER S GUIDE Birds S ALBERIS SIGNS, PlastIc Noon, TrvCk Lettiring BillbOardS Sanford AI• $. 4th St., 323 1933 - -. 51095 Bingo 7 .30 P.c'NT 17. r..lIPt 0 SIGPdS One as Service Pr, 661 6S3) 4' '' .0 I Every Wed & Sat. Early I "81 i r - lç ,. A P'viø 40i -'-'a ,,.4 u .,i,i, 51914 'i I - r.uf i#I$WW'l I 311 15 Fvsr,bdv, jitI". - i. 10 Pontiac Grand Prl4 ? 7:30 3rd. Tues ReqIjiar I .,, - ad pei,i$'9 II If'C9 ",.clion" 1 piv 'it.. ••'.'. we e'e.i j if to'. •'m-' '- $2 $95 1If SIGNS - - Grand?? Pris Meetings 7:30 1s t , Tues P,p$ortabIe prct. 7101 Airport - 373 2126 ft , EAL? •r P-I N" MECHANICS. ,fir .. po-iier. .1 top Special of the-nec" S11105 Business . . ,P.. - --- - I. AVIATION MID-FLORIDA DODGE, INC. - Ii? 1 I?) V ,,mal',I frm4jm , F accileilt (OflditiOfl 5400 317 6531 'VANT A ETTER 88 . REEL S BODY SP409' p ,i.,j South of Sontord Ai?er.tiOnl Per r'ianent LOWE ENGINEERS Buick LrSabre Custom -t dp,i',r, •-.tr.i -.Iarç, $3395 cluding a Five-Point ENGINE PERFORMANCE TESTI Yes. • that's right; the SERVICE CLINIC is "FREE". . No obligation on your part whatsoever. But, we're anticipating a lot of cars on those three The days so won't you please call for an appointment. CLINIC will be held from S to 8 P.M. and the complete inspection will take only about 20 minutes. , t o go to meetIngs. ) Social INSTRUMENTMEN ODMEN.CHAINMEN . ..1•4 ,,'44114')7 11')') -*+- it &,.,S,ti.I 41,r, 43? /) 67 CLINIC •i' tin UPI$'.s' nh 69 Old'. 98 I 'Jo'' - n ci / $7195 1.qiI1lpf.l1,r.I'?llrl 67 Olds Delta ' .wIi aunN -m 1,11 f,,',, 4'--.' -i-' _,,t .siI I,.. -'- 1K. A,'.s'p #.Afv* iP44 ..-I" ,, 1-41.-f LTD 1 Nov. Open I' Dr,ssme6rig. 73 Yrs Irrigation '-.-.-'' GEORGAS CERAP/IC SP"-1' hi •' v11'-la'• I fr,npC.'7'." Ait 'I .'r", MOBILE HOME SERVICE $ Ir?.ng t MurrClfle t"c?IOrs. LIP-It, QQfTt$, Sc-icr oo'l Cao."a 'os COO Sea A ' Conal09.,n Cant F.nancing AvaI•c'.0 CI.PLMCS 6. FREE' P C P'C 7SF 7 7 t. ', c,, p -' 4 ,t'ncr t.i -.____. 377 (I I ',- COLORADO. 40 acr es - 14.000 165 0-Own. 545 'ro Qene' v.--ti Crtsn,v teauti$ul rerchtanc a m.lt and a PtIll high in Ire Coio'aOo top $ted. 011 * 10th. Lm.r,lio, Te.a$. 79101 (504 376 I000i ,' t prjrt REGIONAL SERVICE DISABLED A ME R I CA N '[TERANS .3 604; COMPLETE heed partn; or small repars around yOV' home? 0 D Crat 'ree, 333 1546 15 Yrs caperente '1'3 if Al, 1Y 127 6451 - MOBILE WORLD S&LESL SERviCE bLJ1Y 7.c'71. '.,- u''I, bra. "-'• i; •4 I A' "hr I •'c' 'a I" - ''- " u-.'.. ORS - A - p -• 4.-. . '-p1 Cull "ill ''.. '-4 417/) I I) '; ,' .'1' 'L1 'i) i. Sewing Call931-2,323 Beauty Care ONLY I I I , 1.277 1 ) F f o r ?ra I tj ,',r I $'[41''i 1' - We'll teach you all you need to know. NOTI CEh 5rnrrer Fabrct, reduced up to ' FABRIC cv cc at MILADY'S - PI'n"ti Sl4OPPE. 117 Magnolia Ave Al. t7*S of arpi'r'ttt and w01 Reasonable rates Call Bct lId (.4 All rta'c% £ rnoJpI ):3 413 7 P P4C.DON S SEWING CENTER. 710' C t%t $? Sanford SINGER. B A B LA',N SERVICE '' ran 7? - .-;; ...Drb-c--'% 371 3111 5 Frsittf A - ________________________ (.i' Par" I Body. ''t' 'tn t'%!"l'C'8 .t.-1IaS'8 Ip"- j1r,L,LId 1730!11 365 53)1 . 1 InnØa 1972, 750 CC U iieIleflt condition 51395 Or bell otter 538 '8i757 - Av.rmgs - a. • 7)- r. P . Ic' - fabulous :Onmuttv v.itf all lpCii'tfS o %i p7 rperea',enal t- 365 350' . available Call Service 332 II1' or see At SAP I OPt) SEWING CENTER. 307 1 P.1 ().wntowfl CIII 323 7775) - CC'. ,"crr L. ., ;t: ''.1 DOWN bu'qS anp VW over SO sloCk Many criotV V/I CFPI TI P 44.p IT 11 'il S 11i'0S 17 1 - MID-FLORIDA DODGE, INC. WILL CONDUCT A ) * hA A (To l'A P 1 5 PtA A t,i'tAIt'Im I I & Sanfor d) New A will-11 ilutO partS 321 0301 (3) lepirts E PPIELS Bathng. Dppn; Pi* £4 Wcst Ph 372 ,V 52 ___ 1 F3IIIr$I • i AM 137 1779) 5P ' /1.'. 7 12 . ' mp*m,'itP5'., •t'i.im'iI . -' i.,..ca ,i,pevrnuI p',-,,r$ 'ap'•'' I' ' 0., 100 ei1'e' .'/1.1K 90D k'l Ci?) 5,41 9,.., 7 AM s I..,va $3 ,195 I't,pr t,raSP% Pod SIeerii'mç7 Ar Still ','-,r r,wnpt A I (Or,dit,On Ill 5009 •' "• NURSES, MEDICS. '- 373 1027 5APi FO A 11 5A i -jr 'I '1 - .' 79(11 4.4 Cr ,'8ier P1"etu-n'I. 7 dOor hard lop ' ,,.,• T DOC U 5- - '1111/ ;r,rt rir rnIlrarJni1nrifl-)ri Featuring a complete inspection of your car and in.' Ph/nra, r (,IJ)P Parts Accessories r upar cfl,Ir(3es of $ 11 50 BOARDING HAVP ANIMAL M,LTPIEu FIXIT SERVICE '' 000 JOtS a r d Worok FREE ESTIMATES Aytprnotive Servie 30 Ste n stro m Y 35 S F.I. i. t.'.F'.0 L, :;: Pc.t ;-- 32; i-it: ADrIC MoDe Manna rrp" $13 75C includes home whcP "i • ' I7 "- p;a 111 N Part. Sanford 372 $051. N'g''I 373 116.7 1 )S 660 6.543 - Attic Insu'ationS C A WhiOfloid. Sr .Brotr' Ser PId"r .'ct--t F ?',t Motle PiOme Doctor P GE RAT OP ni,. r$ Auto Repairs 71 Pep? Pet Care Home Improvements $E RI 'CE '4 0.' 5t"u -dt I Repairs or A r Cone t.pr. n; Re4'gc'alcm" ."t Heat ing Sp'ving Sanford ant 7721 A.r"e- P.rt a-ca Phone tae mason?, home close to SChoOl and .,, stopping OutsiDe needs some pa int As is 517.500 97.4 115 7413 2574 Pao Dr fur Buick i ip.rill' 11 F'nntl,lr Tompes? r 1 1 ('r / 9' 10.30 'p.r t (' I,' I 7's' 44 Comet '.1 I with ar. 5400 371 OCTOBER 17, 18 & 19 "1'? SIG 10. and 1.10 70 Some yth AM IM r•'do I with I track tape every problem 7j 7pe 3 Bedroom, i' fitS til-'v. Soil 11 69 PontIac '0 Stereos it ISt,u'k IfiSdibre. 2 dr I',1ir4rt f.'r,upe it#i rn 11011(3 0 33.195 '1 (b,pprrinI. V I h,it'ii''".'-' .'ir1t"1.6'.° 4if 5)19), laP ' (I p hint'. 121 1.44 ''' %, we'll trea to a car Crimp Oat and Son rhec* fleaistles Before Possible Price nrraasec 11 Pontiac Tempost r t/ ON TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY lP,cPShund. Mniolure. l.KC 'cmiii."., (thud and tan, 7 CCCII CII /. iii 54,t en 1-, rneI%. 112 UpholStery goods. PhcilPl' ARE HEREI F%islck t.c'S,'ihrn, I 'fr P-.irritr,p. .1 roil hii, $7)')5 __ ' _" . GIRLS 1$ '''. , . ( "I i nitjlemn PvicaS are lire r.FALr14 AUTO 51SF'. liC', It 97 Fiv e. l'oirild 171 )2Y) f''i' Ti %h,,tli'tl Mei'.lered ,iv1-f. I ein•ile. I yr ipil IholS I oveiiblc. 130 13$ 2073 Maple Early American dinette set "OrvcSt ?Able wIh 2 deln or' tflches $)75 372 )03 convenience Permanent residents and newcomers will find this directory the most convenient and up to date way to solve Air Conditioning E 01 323 6700 - II 151 AN The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! CE S Ii'?', HWY. 17-92 at 5 POINTS i 5t '8 old Pliorw 132 716) - listed for your are - 'r REDuCED L arge I Do'r-. 7 F room Ca'pVIn cf'n Pa 3 4S' 77'. VW KING I1C(j German Shepefd i'.ip pcI Coil 323 6196 n?lnr 6 p 'ii '"j'' d%'IS VW CENTER. - - - ' ' i-Il.' puppy AIC While r,m,Ii' 1 10lllht, also while lrmli, 7 Itr Id Shot'. 377 pp 00-% 11 I 4' I - ,'.l,IS SHOP THE EASY WAY' 1 I- .', Anti Supplies - 373434$ The following businesses - - Opt-n Saturda, Mornings £.va,lIDl. Sal afIs'f noon Viii,i' ' - nh - 5lI530-7100AMELiA--OANER lmrnac 3 be custom hOme, Fil room PtIrCPwoOd flOorS air ' tIdf, full t.100 b1t. bePu't, dfldSt1.PC corner E'c,le'- ' tt... Ci.. flaets,, 'p "-"--------. mortgage 3736.253 - GMC TRUCKS I','.f I ,1 (I V/I le, nrrnitIivi I,lm.r ta VW, 11,11540 21 1 ',In,'iI ------------'-- - ______________' .1 5e 0L Sa' iIfi. 2ry5' t.P MC? PARKS 1 7 3 BfO'0C7' ¶rit's £ Apis 3 ADuIP plOt mlp parts 3515 iIv.o 1797 -. Owner 373 1713 - Y?lk Sectional living room Sitt, 6 i See to appreCiate 323 703$ FOR EVERYONE! 31 Pi0J Ca!)72 'd55 TWO BEDROOM.. 1 bItt home *1' Florida toO". a-ge corner lot, ai S 51.S.00J0 Se" nt • (t.n', ;,ap. ..AP'.DO-- AP hi L Z $,,rC, Camei,a Coun- sunand 3 1 bath, IN BRAND PEA CC". DII OP S weet oranges at 'r'tprineS in landscaped va-c '7"REE BEDROOM. l bath home v_fPi Florida room. ri' lIke. y41Pi cort W,hoOw Pr tD'b',one, Drapes 533.300 FPIA 'u E ACRES. *ttm 71 mob, home beC,00m, 7 bath- Central fiat ant a'. Other estt.1 $ 19 900 - . . . r . ,S Iruur. t• I MliJ i.utn bath. tuti painPec inset And W. Ci-''. 1'3 S C chair - Cailbart Real Estate ASSu'flt$ - per ten' C. LOAN t'' '. '4 01141 W. IN ,TO(P .5' I.' il ' ,','. I- v (iii' Se v en dnin(3 ronIn (flIrl, 1 i - 10-1 C tESt FiR57 5T 327 7757 R Pit 373 Sos' , l'red, 41 Pot 6*1% old 7 males 11: - 't.I '. ''if I only .W '-'-2 oi.plrr. !'eA Sn3rr 10 1•1 .tbln." su Ot-r zu Zaus •,,,,, K I pc,tkiP S SE WI NC, $+? v5) GUIDE -. - RELi. ES'LE NSL RANCE HANK REPOSSESSIONS TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ''I '014' 1100411W. C u'O'. eld Al I I i'gi'SlPrCtI Wnf ,tt'd (i,li 33) $117 town 333 616) V;~_ - Pets A 1541 t'notar , SIPS 171 1''. -- ) II '.t j,IP6e.ltjPfl (-,nru'i re,.v4.I t on re. i fl "'1 111 .- 9 • -inC 9 . 63 Household Goods (IN1I7R, 210 ( Ill St I 0101--' twO StOP1 3 PedrDO'n home-- t I iowr. convenen'ly locat ed or a" eat, care lot )ut 5 . 5i v. ' I h; ot'wn , rw't /Ian, I. ' 4 - 1 9'.') 1 Il 1,171 tIltsi, paippit IrhnSmi%%'ofl. SI, ',101 171 tI'S SPECIAL '7OVW .$1350 - 13.1y 554-- _ I mortgage of 51 4 per ten Lvaitphtt Pecv 1 372 UPS 5 CmeBp, Pep hia'. 305 6.60 5''' or MI '423 VLS-- -C)pf-' 5,-np, I 301pm Lie L5p 441 1345 and V A '' lv. !thb r,ppriFmce Rp'y to fts 01 If, Santoro MenlO. 1.r$orc fa , 37711 _ ___ -- S HOPPERS THE , - 'i.( 'I' I I .1. I5 I il .'''CI' .5',','' 5,1.1' Ii ii'.,,t,tI i%.- '.ti' I. cp1i I P I' I'' I ' ?/i,'8llr-,(4 P/arh i - fill'" Trans , Ar, P'rrAa?, PIe,, .rc,, I',n 44,1 0000 faIl 177 171" f for 1 00 ii r" 'I Atiffi 199.9 Iltiip VIN Pr if I' $1100 (q,,,l Ii I ( t.ov'tj- [rt,fprl%. 411 441) ,jIir, 6 I' ill $101 til.l for -.i haUl, lx,ltonholrs v-h t,al,,n e (if S)VP rr-pptssr%sed. 14S to piyinm'imtl of $? I it? i' CP.'Dl (t.5l! 'API OR[) St •5.1. (1 NIl U It? I i'' Id 51 77 Ii i' .,'' Ill II it . Saul's Agency - --------- .ti MS Sill Weekly Payments Yr old lleguSterPt) Cavil Marr ill Singer CAL 7 OR S Diis 1.3 ?I7-323 3.t ri 11,4 (II i ', TAI 0 SatI+Ilrs, lit dInt if,ll'tS 7 ml west of I Ion ifwi1 44 ----- PONTIACS, OPELS, -. '-' .n.s 5? 19) ii 11 )9)... 't'I' IO' mania I) IrthIpI' I l. I IJ Sr,itIe i71l( I'.'. -. Utgr'% o)l 515-I) ibbs 0 "1% 6UV 19.on',iv ) aa,i I Oka Ci . ?& '73 BUICKS, 'illom Fnrrl Air rond,tIonmso "''-'8 tP'n 107f)0 tyli 5710$) 371 4.979) I P00(4% 1710700 - IT PAYS TO GO TO ME ETIN GS. THE NEW pa) 401 37) VOl I ,i Ii ffi(3P Par. Y,sI Experienced Make your weekends pay. help needed. 1)41. I,',-. '''191 I?'U r'' -. I!.' 19? 540• 1 ' '.. 'I I 0111 Tnr',m, SO(). I rita,r lit .liiiiil,r.tl 53175 floti MVet' blc"t 1,1,1. 3)7 VI Ill 9 , 1)) 550) Asitte, Fo. ;.ote Irv.paIe 7 lrv'r h's'd i,lt,m's!'f rad - o, P-es'.' ''p gifiP pleari) •i.p clean 5*11 '-'IFS StY'S 115Ff) CARS Ill It - Livestock And Poullry 67 SI 1% IN' - SAl '4 '41 - .1',) ' _____ Surtand By owner 3 borm a m00frfl applancet. mar, ?ptr?it ltd horn.. 3 bedroomS, 7 bath, DvPriOOtI pie 510 In,--central feat AMC at. lithen with ocwn owner may care oi mortgage Phone 372 $47 csposai, range are dshwathsi, 'o'rnal cnn; room full Cat peted- etc l5e.O garage VA. FpiA 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. f en ced down payment and Iltu'- t rCD'veflt,Oi'1a1 Financing 671 - It 'P sAt r IW,) VoIIp4ue U--'. Ii , tof' ri(I let" Arid 1 ' 9,itpç 11") fir',' r.ltec I'I-i"'' :7 l)SA 'IhI C iiy fur larucr 1,11,1 titt'.-'il 'wed mactines .'i"' SPIil,1I'm.M0n' 51 Per 5 5 I IILNITCIUI r)" (Pie ii' A.-) ,.,',..r",.rt IS ',In (1,1 , 0Iii%14Pt %'i?'. •( '.,1p''-''Iw r q, in, l.ne Ir... :nsII 1n,cr'114 p'c.r'i ,i'''f q4f. '. Ill0 .1f, flO i rarrail tr f'c 'w'ii,iroi l P,Pr P Q,,sm antee It, PardIp ,' .-,. ",) II IFit a,pn4riIr-'-c'l . iCit.,,P All 7))) he alter Op 11 Ill Sill 't' M1114 14 1 Alf (WI Si' pd '-''Ini' (1.1, I41 ff"V IFI ll 4 1,11 pm'*e0'8 to 511 91) it I 71 ,I , '7I PiN ti 511Sal 7/7 •JIi) local for alinttitif tiur (f 5t1,1 Iti. horn. Two %r f' Ii00. m'81,100 PiUS (fl'it ID? VPI1IItIill 'ii Vi c e nod itt%tlIIilliIli PIr.i.' church Orm,'. irleIdhOOr 54 4iip SlFrnlI ()riIl?i,flCnt. I s'.ht Salo Al' I.,, - Autos P-or 'hAl 'eap /lapr.,lear. I eh.ef'i -lc - , I ire 'Ilapa )f() flirO •ccj ro ''I'd rmuniln(3 i*lirle PrI,'i ' 'all lIt 3171 tit 147 3194 incuS Mu'. i cal Mr r cha nil ise Si Autos For 4* a P II special, flP1- lit ti. of %Piclt $10 177 9193 -. ?l.m1i1'I -, i 71f0l1'%%(Ofl'll i.4l prt Ii be, bit 'bIll rRnt (hut t Clerk Typist ;' - partt %C' -. ' MOONEY '.1' 4 ' iAPIt'lTS. 373 040? - .--.-- -1 to your lot 11110( l. 41'1it '1.1114' P1CC 04 iude% P iP iisu' ,r'm-flilt OmnSiO(J, riCA loiiclltinn .4i sour lot Iluildinu MDI rrs Mrs 7y'nter Pt P. 614 5300 rill 'hinders After 1, and v,,ehmt (), Iflc1O $S0117. 1 -',w - - uSILSON PuSAI57II I URPITIup tIDy to 'ratIp )3 s+; 1? i 111 F t r'.t St - 'i need fcr qua I fled Has an Itlied late --- '5 -u dat I l,rov.tt, ii eitt MN 11111 it,imn little, toll U30 Sell %",l 172 Sanford - - -- Division ROBSON SPORTING GOODS __- - STROM BERG - CARLSON - WE ARE MOVING 1.Fçr '- a- .r.. 'a •I C 'ce' 11 53 Sanforo Plaza i'it cP-lInC,v "or nr'e Pt' R015i"' t'e"c' ic. - - '''• ':. pj - 15 P I 1.11' ,lm PIpe? *ilti illir uim l,,'.l ,q"l 1l1 .0(3% 1 ,l,ilttr P11 , *11" 1 Pp new 5)71 lipf I I •,%P .-rc.n, 511) fllietlp v.111 4 'I '1 111 132 44l1 Ilro*fl iiinU i Oct' '.P( 11001 S If 0CC, New 14cm.' %OA'ItU i"iihifle in thin.'. 5)10 137 ¶179 :)41 ilItir I - .- '.I1 tip'I,c 1,5.. $IP - Oil %lm.li hratrr, tank, 10. Oitd A er1 ,'l 5553 pllrr S Wanted To Buy 52 , ,,, -• .sii • 'r -' " , JolnsRver Th ?trmS " • - 31 Female Help Wanted a preference based on age from employers the AGE cowered by Pd DISCRIMIPdATIC d EMPLOYM[N ACT may be More inform, tic obtained from the Wage Hour otf ice at 219 Carlane Pd E Building , 12190 Seventh Avenue- North Florida 33151 MImI 'ePp1idnf 35-3 573 r - - I ...- fli '-d.'tV ' 4' " -S *I ptt'( a tma a i ifttVt.Cvtl (I. 1.',, tl'v• Ti. 5*i.$.'l N,141 c.ai4,04 $-b'i4$ * _ o •imirc :' - O(t '037 lai Boats and Marine Equipment 2W 0. PAPIP L't or 't P114 cb-,mprLa? Piu-l0-' c t'yf! 4 'I -. 32) !'e.77 &YEiCAh WOOD PRODUCTS INC It Palm; applicationS to' sty operators. moulder operators, cut oH men, asSemDIprI lift Or'vert. ItItir'S arO Pie.ipe-s Starlin; v.ipt for 55111 53 Sr at hour to, those WPIO Dual$ Short *y wCt'&. tompecte benefit prop-an. for 5!el0y wD'IP'$ I $Oi'DOyS uacpt,D'fl. inIUraflCt Appb, 1707 i'Ip5 $ LDnvwoc a' the ,-- 'c ) tb.- • 4.' '' - -_ a, .1. itIW Is# 5 6 42 _-___ lOX - Sports Equipment 44 -_- - I*0 ciOr? bccro'r P''r !v.?Q room AMC seoa'i'e ta'h. rn; room tc'tr 'rr 'c'" a'- ta '.1 ''- - . ' ' :;, Business Property For Rent Nc :271 414 lrrtle Li 1 '40 5 ' -'." Stemper Agency • :' 1. r .. • house tO' fP*d u-S 1. 4 ! ;a?IQr 'P 3:3 0410 72 ' :'.' -_ Re t ir ing? ,. I,r - l! %ititintrio, Sanford area C 0 IOl 1303. t i 3271-c Dip'e ,% It Payton WELDERS siret "c 3 POrm P"e call 337 1600 Nice n , ge,orpio eQ40ICd , At liii' 'IAO'.tI I v.iiu'l 'I., I) itililit 0,OIflt trIll,II,4'8- ii', I. avpIer 570$) rhme 111 0 7 0 1 - 11 I., . SINGER STRETCH • STITCH mI,n,jqbtturCr var'I c''O - U)" MACHINISTS 21 - icr' lit) ,rtpme lop' Full tin',e '(ct'aria temporary ass.pnmrIs as I've in Companions or nurses Pt fees Call $OMEMLKERS :Tt :'. • I CaU' - fOr moOc'n .-'r ''a'r 'f' it t' ' ' dflflO '. 'G room, nti& v.altC*lIdirpe!. rle' ttPen form'Cl nel.ng. tarpe CCO 'o sell. serving Ci'b'f" ti Cr tchfitld I VIII ? PIP Mere r" Mi ii,S rl __ 30 371k ,a:'c' ' tliTh $rns'eO Pomt on I Itit 0000 garcer tAna a' •'i 53SX ¶ errt r ar ,. . i , - I it' '8Ip,mlP All IIM I i I,. p o'''I.'ar lnr,,I ipiflt I i l.idrpn5 ItettI CIII, ,tilttrPlPrl. '.wiy,i r ier an.t I r,,Io,,yc in N*ijtlbyitP Pittie 411cm wIth 172 )111 IA-Il 'lriIhPm ... Si, 1'nitt CF Radio. 73 ihnntl 11 1,10 Prp%rngf? 1. S'S 1)300*) We buy Ø sell OrIt ot h%tOid Consignments r"e for ,nfcvmat,on call I'' lemli0n, 313 5530 Sanford l * ',. 141 ne .' L,.. pl (pIers Ave 177 1974 Ci't' 41111 10 p '.,ae4 it S'a,cra' Johnson Eltc?roma'C triter. sss its 4)16 M R'b'iAdU RtALT'P Urban ----------- PtaI, tiCan ___ C a'. :. - Ma leHelpWanled 13 but the Wvlcmne \Von hoteis can make i t t'isier to your new to rurroundings, bnd rntyhe put a 5fl1.t7 tin vi.r .t : -- • •r'I- I LAUGHING MATTER... - •utomot,it E x PER iEPICED peri'e? t4ipl Se't.tt Marp;04. hot Endcat Pen'.Iit Fir' Co 7;20 D'ianot 'vt. 7.p'zrr 14 :: Pent Houses Rent Furnished 2$ mau'C morl to mobte t'p?if!'tI O' eltglt'Oflt 16811111, tr'tstt Mull 71 rpp!. alert per tofbbbt Dep.'n0abt rat 9.P0u'reC L81I87if for wD't •rn"edattI, MOurS I to bit be'*rer S a " aflO '11t Salb'p p m Full or P*?! pluS cDm?nISIDn Applp ;" person it 5miopl. 100100 icIl Sot -r tIC SarferO AlilnIt Ba"S Blo; Downtown Srp$oI'Ø Instruction 7 LEAVING HOME P1.-I I:' I ' lppn FOR SALE SAl URDAY -• raperericre tber;lau wrbprI F t 'ND't If.mpor,ardfi in SprinOs. moving about 1ff first of 'PIt ytI' to SlIrIto'-d Phone 133 oe N cv e v rn . Ave Unfurnished litircul l'it gultOS for Oi.pOo area £0 hI'S i For ,rPfD!'nlatIOfl plotiC 333 0370 RC$it turnitu?, buSiness '.LP4'( 74,g4c SID %V Houses 74 DELIVERY- SALES Business Opportunities :1s' " - - Fre"C" 77-Import Autos 73-M.olorcycles tPIt ,1rcirn mnirtmer 1 deuPilI.o cP?nPIt'ty i,rn SP*d pi-7'Pr ,-i -'-' • 'i T A Marine Equipment PEED LISTINGS ll e bulers for homes AMC We ea Wanted ____ -- LOOK __ t c,r ,tla - - nln Pb 0't tra C lk. ioa and unbId Ma le? .6; I'IO wo't Inb,? vIrO II Mr wept El (iI?T irir Ot bpnrdi?5 £pptp n person af,r S a in 10 Sro" -s 'tome BL-.ldPr%, 700 5 Sanf ord boat % I .,i'flOid(11 I S t,,AU(IIN t II ri'. i r'.erI Ywi1ap Pht Boats and t -u' I,'- I For Sale s Auctions si 42 reaity lty Sanford R ti 047 1P'tt L;i5tivt, resporilbil r',n needeO on our Wn Sta ff PC fake man;,menP pcl$'lOflf EttOliOn' for those cpc,r'uri ie ,ay &ppOnlfPP5 omtv Cal, 32IM4 De'e'1 5 00 a m 3 0Cm N ew rACCO 0;1- A PRO Fi. C V $5-Miscellaneous For Sale St-Mac Piinery And Tools 1.1"It'r two wroom, lrtmf'n! '1' Lo'QwooC 3:2 430S 'Se* O)PO?1U?V Pep0 L.[ IOU TROUBLED ') CIII TI ret MS 3037 tot Wt Care Mo,ln,_ A0fl't or T(PflS 51-Auctions - - #rmale it, C.tnt J) SOI0 Cpn!rll Baptist Church ' Real Estate 37 Houses For Sale 31 Furnished - prp$pP'pO but nO et,tn?.hl 51p BurSe. Joe Cr,amcns Chrrclet 3100 5 P4w i' Sanford Personals 2 - I Apartments Rent 73 'spa car lot man, evper.ence Equipment - Miscella,ieouc Furflhtutt, And Oct Idds and ends Wild ii llI ni 'otp '" 7ISOSanI01d Alt 3 2'6 $11016 :St F- L_ - .P III. PLGEa Ave ' I -- lip A • fl li(i 4pn ,,,,IC$ !''' 'ii, aI,ji*t hilt ,ldin, l,CilPr .1 0 ,m,r'pr $71") 111517A P,PtI I ;A;9O,Il,IIIODIe. 1)) l'Iii? I110% (ARWOI I. 't I tiUNiTilil!' itA IS. I'.0 it, 323 '.151 - it voti. are PifiP?*I (npsOyeO. or %.5.11p0 in r,*'l' sabr.ca'iOn or lIPId wf'ldIflO CbtnLft" lIcPvhiICCPIICf! 0pen.rc Durw.d,fP Slop, also f ield epCibn cre* Door C"I' P1?nOUtP' (Orili'IdO' VIral'?" sc pa. Lak e Wii vel0,nQ fl? Ovff'?PPit, !f'CP.n.Outt 0ppDrt 'es for ldvanctnPJ'?. in t'DlII'd" C011CC' Call DrQlnZlt'Dn CiearwlPer lIi) 73.4 356.3 or Plymouth (3C-$ 060553 Opennos for wtlOtr helpers an laborers Lost 6. Found I I P.S ,t U (AqrORT SALE - l:Vi,b(lP4 cUT'. WI (dl' uP PdP A Oil' 15 Trucks And Trailers .s Household Goods A Equipmeiii For si MsceilIflPOuI items -- WELDER! METAL WORI.ER$ .10 34-Mobile Homes 35-Income & Investment Property 4)-Camping IF "' 1v MW 11009 - trORT SALE Fri A At Oct 13 A 141h 5 to 5 p c' 170 'i' Lake Mar' Many Varp Blvd I ruelo.i Orlvert npcOrO Call 323 nI salary pIUS Rates For Consecutive 2l-Rooms For Pent 42-Boats AE.9 ! I t 'a'?; lppitaPo?% tor iob of wor,fOre1hlv1Frt4Pr 3aor yp (lC'r'ti?CPO wlth 5900nQ Mut! P'*vt PlO suDervusorl Pit per ,ett Sa lary cOPnmptl%Jrl't w'P ,bp,'r'ge rbeopb, 131 a4ct to' mom,ntment lksk PO P1 Orlando 14-Female Help Wanted :c-Wanted To Rent I ~ •fl4LLv4 Sales Saturday find 5'ndiy 17 57 50 01 IIflYIWU pq I PRODUCTS P.0 13-Male Help Wanted Is-Situation ` - AVER CAS WOOD Employment - rLEA MARKET ~T't' ) 1WT "p iarageRuiflfl1age 'AE tj:-: t;k::fr. '-S Th elr*r,erlce •n PullirPC MIn rl.DIt Pmrs ans pl uc Cell 775 4)50 w.ii.aro Motile P4O!Vt5. P4 17 OranQe C?!I _____ I-Financial - ik - S-In Memorlams -Business - so 10 3-An nov ncements Sonsom l 0l M*,Ot Dri#r 'iC Spl.eacaQe van Lilt COC1 LO$I tf El S$fl$O WIllorlo 08VAnd COf"P4' MuI! mtt! a! DOT and C0'%Pl rtj.rtnitn!I 10.- .n$orfna?' 01Iy P 0 contlacl Guff 0' C SOij" ti:, A? carol AT UION U Art by ,;4 WANT AD - -- --- /R There's No Parking Problem When You Shop Class"1 fied. Even For You! Home For Ever New THE BORN LOSER - ___ - ______ - '/2- - H) 0% 10.1972 Classified Ads Will Find CLASSIFICATIONS 1a rho?Stnfor(J Hprnlcl - Oct. . All want ads ordered dui'i,ig this week (011(1illy F I Ida y WIll be half price for the amount of clays ad runs. This for non good offer couhiflor Cia! only, PURL ACTION WANT AU KA1 C) 15 5 WORDS DAYS ----I',, is'..'.' V Ii I54. li ..I I'i i.,I,i. P bui ii I 1 ,4 III 1114 I 1 64, I I $2*52 I LOW COST I It .,s.. i,', ' I 11 5 - ' ' ' ' - ' ' - 'I I' .... ' ' . 11 .-.--- II ,,i , '0 .. ' ' lie M. Ii '.' u,,1 • i' 144' liii' ll4,IflI,.. .- cii, i.'.' • ' -,,,, i . ' - iii I ', i - iii' ' ', - "--- ill welcome dollars 144.5 ....... o 6 atiftni't' 1ttta t. I , - I Itt''. sItu's *5'ZS1I I I '• L----------------- - ' ------------ - �I he 1;if C L aid iuesday. Oct. 10. 1972 T..II fl. eei i uii. Who 's .g In My F Mouth? C Bv TOM TIEI)E NEW I1OCUEL1.E. N i NEA i - S o in e years ago there was a head-shaking 11— 3— news reiort out of Daytona Beach. L"la that a woman was hearing r a d a a music through her tCth T h e ga l, unidentIfied. claimed she was sitting in her living room one day. minding her own business. when the fillings in her teeth suddenly began to rcverber ate with an enthusiastic orehestration of "It's a Long Way to Tipperary.'' Well, it was quite a story A dentist confirmed the lad) was indeed receiving radio signals through her recapped choppers. "Rambling Ruse, iattle Hymn of the Itepub' liz.'' etc. It was p rinted throughout the nation. And everybody had a nice laugh. Now It seems a woman in this New York City suburb has one the Florida story one better But she's not laughing at all. She says she's not on ly picking up radio signals through her teeth, but fears it's being done deliberately to harass . s— - - is - 17 - I '3— 24— 25---- 7_ mit. lilt I t' ll thwi ican l)entat being sannt'd I don I kno Somebody she in. her °II I hat in Chicago is using m> noggin ii scanned is the right ord sist s oi no! Its like a beam ut I "R' flCCI5iOfl5 dental 11.1 besides me. I know it sounds tients have had trouble heai dumb, but it's happening I light, like a one color rain Sometimes I can sense ing uulstdc noises through bo :eep hearing voices :niI 1 it coming from a point far t e e t h fillings ''We don't feel like I'm being tracked But there is it by radar I can't even get to awa> right up as if it %iiw, di. know wh rected at me. An>way as it process that can take p1.1cc' sleep ant' more w it ho it asnt e n o u g h. the in the mouth called galan' that noises vibrating out of m iing This can happen %ht'fl osces started in IO damn teeth tti and P sofl has both The oman. who demands The owes usiiall eon sil% ci tilling anon> mity. says she is "def. t h t' lactinc each "The voices T h r e e of initelv not a kook" She says them They bother me most she is a registered nurse. of all It's like they knu working in a home for the where I am and litih at I'm elderly. "I don't believe In doing. For vampIe. it I lift flyir saucers or things like Ill> arm. one of te voict' that I don't go to fortune ma> sa>. She's lifting het tellers I don't worry about arm.' if I get worried about little green men I'm a rearn mont') problems. a vu' sonably intelligent woman might say 'Shi doesn't ha and, I think. level-headed any monc>.' Honest I kn it's wild Hut I can heat The thing is, though, she's them very clean> It's Imkt' got these' nuts) teeth over short wa t' or somr Says she ''I was li ing in thing I get a pulsation n Florida when it started In mouth or my ears ti Ocala. Not far from that ocal cords I)av aif Datona Beach woman who in> night 1 can't explain it an' had the troubles, But m more than that thing started before hers - Neither can an>une vIc' Mine started in 19. At first A ll I could only feel vibrations explain it, apparently in my teeth, like radio waves least not as described t were beaming in Then I t h i s woman Hr IIai t' I ii, in an i1liti.rd .it thi started to sense that I Fantastic! Progress '-a 42 tD'•'o oft I.' Ill w W Wc '' ' C)0° sown:g A coO 1;, (U 4 £aO Le ,. THE SANFORD HERALD'S 45th Annual PROGRESS EDITION Christmas Cards 31 32-3331— Completely Covering... with decorated envelopes This ' from the - Paper' This flesh collection 0 v ariety of des i gns I . Churches 'f Christmas decorated I? ( 41— '•ør's cords Drawing Board, Inc. are th. fr,t yet a feast of color and go d.r kgb,s on luiury , to order tout And s personalist each cord for you. Your sotifoction is guaranteed. Cord sits is lit .s* MA 44— so—. ft . Industry 50 cards $5.00 It without name imprint Si'.—, Low with 54- one 0 line U. '1111110111, imprint ed 50 cards $7.50 ss—i SSA- . 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Al -77`11111 J., C 1 4 I Cr ( ; Ec -. it I.,"t~~ ~ 4 d 4A 61'Nex It fill Tj MD 0. —u ' - i..A4 :- - 144 j11ii 6"0 Do zo F1TIL]R & &C& RA in CD IQ I raw ctriuIIt-t(i'Rfl t.uictnccrn.n, ruir p(Ili$I( nffiriale and other int"r i'd;." the rnrripIiint c4ud The lanil-grunt nll.ic ar,,l iiniverlilt io ti, nearly All cti"(iwrw'nI unit r'reutd, werob "r d.- wed t.v 1,r i intc -1 la nd tinder. the M(,rriii Ae • f i M C'I i o P ot vi uv ini n ('ASSEI,itEI(I{Y - City ( oijniI made a IlPetsurn this eVk 1jfl tuitti area Mb IDA 0• 4, j ra 0 41111111h, 64 66~-j -- I uuilul feiusitul> serve with tire As uuiut- h as we srealfl at the . 01ll% to have to crossin gs. report on one who allegedly elected to -beat the train", :inti then stalled on the tracks.. - Well, w liaddyah gonna (to 'i-ludent in (as;elherr. S Elementary School. Srhi),I, p ncluded in mutual iud inctp !:ds were opened •n the -. rug of I%% Road Mc1txt' ,e and Like Ka th ryn Circle. U t - se bids were turned over cuts manager and city a ri-quest from Club Juana that :t' club be alloetI to remain j't'fl until 3 or I a in. in New \ 'irs Eve i'it Attorne) nrwth Mcintosh reported t, council that in order rint this request, th e c1ti'5 - - i:--"holie beverage ordinance a(IV('l't Isltfl. Ma 11ev ordered P rudent ia l officials to appea r at a Dec 6 hearing in Tallahassee and show cause w liv the company should not be oi'di_'i't'd to cease its ''own it piece of the rock'' () lid . have to be changed. uncil vetoed this idea, and - ted to deny the request. Council also authorized the -rt'paration of a tie-down or. taance for mobile homes. a Lund clearing or'-ance. and discussed a iruage problem in Carrmage . ,. 9 ad s Ill i o il i(iI - Such advert isements -. - encouraged v iew&'rs of tilt- rock' and thereby acquire all Interest in steel 111111s, the E in pu riState Building, text ilt' companies, (li'tuuia tutu acttii'iiig i'miinpa nit's and fashion design ii' Malley said. industry piece ' and recommendations. Council voted to deny - to buy it study Icr engineer Casselberry residents are r-'mundt'd that they may obtain tekphunt' stickers coneuziergene') muing city -, lophont' numbers frwui any - uithcr of the Voiuzatet'r I-'tre - -parUuuent- ,' ' '-" 1 llringini,, the problems closer if % uu're a "fatt)'' to twine, - News D qe S t I)elt and wo.-lit out and purchased it unissu'tr frumiitar, Ito-chuck and ('o, somuut'tlIilt' twty,m'efl l)ett'muibt-r lt'i .111(1 '-'(lU ::: 4 )c'01w of thus t T -ur. •:the shock of your get you imili'ht 1 The l iii' POO -.........FIiK III I : It 'SE votes to give president Nixon , epasr . authority to hold back appropriations at his (liscret loll and confine government spending uiiassagi-rs with iiiodel No. 449 .)I II) to taku tilt- unit" to titt ne utarest un st St irs outlet for repair. T hey pri'st'I1t a ;xti-ntial danger lit st rious ( 1(1 tm II shot k to usloN kills three youths in it ( aiholit se". t IOU of Belfast raising I (lt's(Lt \ 5 loll Northern Ireland's religious wai'tin-e' ( / - Q - - Florida I egislature voted themselves a substantial tm CtiiUuiiMttt at a public (it Irimum. \totida night rt'iumi t..i three Iwt'lLmngs freon (hi' list of ti drawn up by the ' building utficil us being under , dead S('ht)ol : III It' N I I"(Nl -'1OlN have p1mI t \ pI at for Ui S U ppo it Uig State issued a c Li p it ii I w hich punishune'nt as a crime deterrent may signal it partisan battle in a special - .' 2 servive ill " registered letter advising of the ht'artmig No'&'nthe'r. tusrtielml Walker, owner of 6I Laurel A'.enut', appeared ' - - - (I llES from PROHIBITEDfrom -Issuing fl(\ - , the building perlilits of it moratorium on may delay the order by sewer hookups requesting a hearing from the Pollution control Board. J Williazi)It , Saxbe, It-(Huit' U just typical of thus' jsmlltt - s of - I trying - -- ------ .- '' - - I liiiit said that Mien tnit)i Ihirtit's .uru' to tool the iwoplu' : —5- . rin mit't'dt'd on the perth It was aLso d154. kiet1 that two 'thi'r tructures, at :90 Laurel the Lute .%t'flUt', owtut'd b t)lGto%amu. and at '' tin the c'ondeiufli*tiofl List During .tisc'ussioii it was resealt-d that the building in. hi't'ked ib.' ;-ct'r hill imst : i if ri I ti u - — - . - Index - -' Llridie - ipeukiflit. is describes! as 3JtUfaCtOt. Mrs Eli Griffith, i Magnolia \venue. telephoned The Herald newiruom catty this morning to say the has had -' jince July ano her water - another one showed up this H e r .0 (1 L .1 4 t photographer Bill Vincent Jr brought the - animal" back the newsroom. County and city iticiaLs also in he iignesl the report 'the tflflrnIflhil iVUflU na'j 5e i iJIflPIei must have been mumigi' that ;vns broken loose rmtine md not ipeciat, -is -VIIh the' flushing ut the vawr eqiue3teit. He tted his .iren nains. - Sponsors Ar e Needed a For Miss B Pv / Co tes t - - .j',j-. take place -iaturtay. Oct. fl, it flue response from entries in -I p. in. in Seminole High School the 'Little Miss BPW" eontest, auditorium. 2 mill, *' 'uukir"n imier p4JtOI.ed !v the Ri ua•s.s intl about three weeks ago, about Pr'uiessuunal Women It Club it .iuituuttt-'t - r'u, :urtv 'k impure water, and was tfl raumt will be ii. ter Sanford. has been jo .inuii tIlii( King f-mi,'! b' V J RubbiJiS, inure sponsors from businesses "s±rs'mnunles. c.uun t -itate janutartan, ifld or individuals are :u.,etle't, ;umctur'i ot the Skifle) RiCharde. city super- .nyont' interested cuntrthuting fluuid ic mubmitte-d -i visor of uUUUes. that samples w ipunsor me it the 'tittle 41r13 , :hat t may be li5pi.t a were taken at private homes may contact Kan WeUnar$i utiuv of the t'anic a nti at The Herald plant and 'a at Sanford Atlantic National in--- u i'rswecsts fri-on 'die report will be forthcoming in Bank. iuLl .ui mainly' to the elnmumabout a week or 10 days." There pplicauiins have been ..ouhigutuul Society s /ou :umol. has been no report. -.13 YCt, to received front :13 chmIdrn -ith tile remainder 4otfl( The Herald. %e'ars lid and inure are c:stver '!xpcfl5is .uzid mid -;nCityManager W E. Knowles pected before the Ott, (Ii (3PW -e continuing projes' was quoted Tuesday that he had deadline, At '-much as the tree dental cliii ponsurs are iie1eti been :iotifted dfcual1y that tonds -mll Entry blanks are available -it "Sanford's water ui satisfacP1mdh1t1't! to the first, *l;' tory' Ut' was unavailable mn..'rehanti displaying the And third plate 'iuuinru untest poster r at Sanford to say who wade We nntr Parents le'ctri&'. Merle Norman. -ur the turde Ma the official report but ,•, t'euve :i t'tc mnuui.vae-attun i-i '-euTiurIuue uuul.igi'i sa id his copy was signet! y E " :E!I Snipes. Winter Par'. G heard from Mrj. Griffith and said they were obtaining inik for testing. The Herald pressed the issue ' -' 'n - -' - 4, regional engineer 1 'ha' t5.yparuuient it hlea:n taii' Calendar Ltss$ttCd ad ('uiiti* C`r"""o"fIt Ptulle Sttett andi t (after, sluuuld ,*L-'u 'rust '1 II be dcleted from the liii because he in- pet. tor could not check Vii.',' 'auilh ' tn,'.ide Permits lvi rep,.uirs had beemi tsued to houses located at iU' \lrtk senue and 110 \lsrte t)euuuolish pemmui s enue obta ined fur prupertues at -' I'M) \l ilk Y :- ,venue id M3 i .une seiuue uuudtulti4(iii actiuli w 1 I ---- - -- 1,-s md was riot sered as required IA 'A turdoit Couuu,,itssiuner Meyer, tvniwntW on several of (hi' tructures said he' cuuh'I smut ',ei' bow st'iimt' of the huu.tuitt be brought up to i.- tt' toik' 'Wi' hired a buildaug in. pi't- tor to get these' houses up 'A IA IA Society 6A S ports Stocks 111-314 5— S and I ft-el we shou!tI to tsK' S -k-- Rockwell '-a" ULTRA DRILL Jigsaw i 1110del '41) Black & Decker 1,CmRLL IT YOUR CHOICE 1999 IA Kttitil i.unuut'nt Entertauuiiwnt Hospital note's Public mwtices with Power Tools . 1O( pe'tpenuetl on a house lix sated it 11121-311 ange tstnue alter it wa 413dtsciued thd E lizjtvth B. l)ear Abby commission to ask hloro.st'ope mm huy his prt.pt-rty smums included because Sell, ta b l e d at te r it w a tltelt'ttt that the propirts ow ne-r was unavailable for legislative session oil the death 1witalty 111 1 owiwrsot 19 houses 90 d'.s bring (hem up to cede it dt'iuiolish wilers wem1 tiret' '(her uas- en l0 dais and action on one us -- , uiitL'fli t'it) - (hit tits u*lt but gave th jury - tId u' \% JIkCI ii the hut was new iu'1t itt bus di i' ci ha e been picked as jur ors to hear W. Turner tin' svctii miii's violation of selection process continues while the liole after retirement to he 41eightyears of servtce Was this done at the last session'!' Wishi The - mtl, 4' urms have returned. At least, one showed up in S.infr.1's water iupplj this morn1ni Yet Sanford's water -upply, biologically Demolish' ' in get around and find nid, 83 YOU ::: Inquire, Is it true ttuit the - - i" flip*'M ''11(1 r:w Iu'rai,i tu morning that the tepuurtmenl merely wipsng -Hit" iiintur'i w .sr s - n the urea covered h' .iooratorles whind" that he ipent 'the 'mlliuumn tost;vtc1i. also i "iteni1 - uflnmflg tests." He r'guonal •'ngifleer. .Pto •'tuulul not tPc111 uiikiflit testa if uiuicatluutth' 'inlay Robbins uaid ' hat "thi the 'infurd .urnples :rut uauit if I, r fl liii 1 stI) II ,, \ Pt \ and a part-time - N PELT House Owners Warne -isking all owners if -- B) FRED ' - collipall10 issuct As 5(M) as that person who insists (Iii repeatedly mailing inc an unsigned postal curd out of Or lando sign-s his or her name, then uiuumy(*' I'll he able to A A I ting I =dlrLance to effect Press Writer o r d's \PV a t e r f in i ve - unrilrnan John Zact'o u-,ke'l if this would tie a 24-hnur prit.'ctlofl. lie was answered by ('unt-ilman harry Sambrook, ih, - left no doubts about council int e ntions when be said, Well prvide fire protection when ( fjr" hutdings catch urucul tiuri1 second reading a n .rthnance stating the i! s intention to '-t if Ret! Bug Road, and .i'.:horuzetl the preparation and ' - a nf 1S ouncil will agree to offer f.r-- i TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP , -- Prudential I nsura nce Co. television com mercia ls suggesting wouldbe policy holders can ''own a iit'ct' of the rock" have come under fire from I"lum'i da I nsu i'a lice ( 'om miss loner To in (I' Ma 11ev L i ll. entered all UI'dI.'I' Tuesda y Char g i ng IIII laws prOhIl)itutg misrepresent violal 10115 01 t i lt, I t -ri lls of insurance policies and tk'cept i ye - - F:tement- pr tection to an) of ,i h'*4)LS at an time. i ' ARE RETURNING -.-mnunnilu' Middle Sthoi'd, P-- I -W here Herald Editor , r,S ,r.i;selherr', children ,(sM'lbrr) F;lenwntary. S41'. I.ingwnod - WORMS - . h'. attended ,rhnni Itoo, J OH N V A N (01-.' SO N • divorce. ) '1/ lOGLV , Regardless of which plan is President Nixon's or Senator Mut uverns on the release of tilee 1'( ) 's, (JO t be of jnun ii sm ni ficancu' (ii ian'ee -Iaru'i tutu In case uu don't kn Alvarei is it Navy flier who is identified b) (hi' I )epartuiuetut of I ut'fense as ht'uig it prisoner of war longer than any other mull in American military history Alvarez awl his wife were married just two ii ionths 1*-lore he was assigned to (La' Vietummese war zone. his wife sent Tuingre it "(h-ar .Ioiin' letter and has filed for finally accepted — mutual aid agreement.;. P • Commerc a l Comes Under F I * - Fsjfl IC, - mcii taa'irerry resiurr. s!tend, and echonLe which ur-- I Associated I •,'. thank you, gentlemen, railroad folksatx)ut inadequate and inefficient signals at tile a - , . Irrnan presente't a List f protec tion ;tu1uld a nerd arise was held i-in time sch4inIs to the n-ounrul this w.'v! is sue last i-'*'k ful!uwin44 for crunsideration In the 110 L'ergrndfl included scho - ROCK M nager -. - - (aeltrry it S__we I , ' - infu'rrriatwin nn whic h srhnik torn expert help U "I'll"] - i1W S ''- øi Rn.ird rquect1n ''urit ----- - - - ,r n '---r r-• 'v r F. _- . - C11 .61. 'hhl. ' ,Il- tippe ndpril fiiiuily IIrrflPt luriru wr,rkq'rc, rnunnrltlr - - ii '-iMai'r ,nr,iiIJy into Iho In;tiIii'n; fM- fril.r,l dviI righlc liwc. 4I .rirfltn1(inn in empleyrrifrit A nti agrifillwral r;.arch, 4*rhiitnn M tø'flPfltI iflil rhArilett ts1A trmtMflt S (d 9 ' "• / don - •'r r,f e/berry OKs ussion (onet'rnlng renewal of the city D isc ussion Ii "I'I( I N G S AlLTA\ 'mpliuycs Iwalth aiim! u'ci1t'iit IIi1IhuIl(c l)N)tl1ht a sti ction to (ity ('ouncil by lavor Lawrence Swofford yesterday that the entire insurance program be ith vvho rn e ie ed I he ma\ ol objected to uii tinreast' in r,tes b he eOIfl8fl onlylast year Ma your Ui he ( itS t I II1t'I 14(1 its emplos ('S inStil tnt (' program wolford contended that while each year impressive presentations are given by ollipa flj(b 11w ra tm's 11uIIShI'()ifl aIl(I t lie next year 1 he city switches to a not her umpanv In suggesting sttidv of the insurance program for ttum' city, Mayor Sw fiord cited a stumbling block -. t know if we can urnd three honest Ili that. I insurance people. lie noted that a committee COUI(l T be formed from among council, but then explained, rn O1)IfllOfl otil(I be too t)IdSCd I c ouldn't 5pp ''I can't even talk to them" ithe insurance 7j I see 0 agents m , M avor Swofford told cou ncil. through their phony statements Councilman Daniel I)orf man suggested the city advertise for bids on the program as they do in other ISSUeS and he, too, injected a vituperation against the insurance industry, noting, ''When you talk to the insurance companies they say they are losing money but look at their buildings . - they're the It John A. po1%kI richest corporations in the world." In another action of council, expenditure of a budgeted $4,175 was authorized for portable radios Was asked to ())0vr a special for the fire department. 'thank uiu' to ineutdwrs of flue The total encompassed four radios at cost of $9J8 ;tuuiinule Cunty ('uiUfliSSIOfl each. Three companies were invited to submit bids, f or the part the played In but only one acceeded to the request; Motorola .-ttinu a traffic iigtut at tiltCorporation. fl(I ntu-rsectiiuui of Sit 43G 1lthough apparently overwhelmed by the cost of V,iiuurI' uuui. All uI the parents of sciuwd the radios, Mayor Swofford nevertheless recom:tuuldren, the 10 or more bUS mended the appropriation of funds commenting, lrivvrs ho regularly make it ''We're expanding - . - we're trying to go first class [ tan at that intersectIon, the I think we ought to buy them" all larrird motorists 1 ai`4 ~ d 1UtION w:'i'iii:1 BY - 2 2 Cas — s S ,I A-4. ' - 1 nsurance 4, ft. 1 0 S 4'(S x t t amon t e vr a nt pngrim iru ic if f"fiPr,l tn'1 n.'fil pfivfr int er-04 .n'1 r.rr.,ttn,c iitw'it qIISIt rmvpi,I t P,'fler ,nd cumn.'te. ,'nv,rr,nrn4ntalicte. pr ,,,in,ritirs Ihi- suit, fuli'I ill 111 - Iitctrftt (tnirt h.'r.. rullmii'e !-''t ri'tsiry (if Air u ulture Farl 1. Ituuti and Srtri'hciry nit ItraltPi. r.dui(atinfl and Vii'IIurc' Ellirifi flirharnicon and n.thn'r n.fIn iuile Airung thi uuuiy nIi'rruanil;, ui' unruiplalnt u'i'k; ii per. tiiiini'flt Ifli1flf lion agaunet f.q$. land i-rat pi'rui1irui' nn the TI 'pritrn Thf'' ;tindurtic and guii" lini's :uiui;t irucliri' that the u.ppuratu; Ir)(ludP i rnajnr 1 rv'pr;nt in,: rric'rritiv'tchip legitimate .ik''erriPn for rt.n- tot, ,sgrt-t,ucjru'cs and c;.riuI mi,l if I1FN inn in- 'k-ril fisrdc. prrris': l#,r r,rfrml1. arr Sued I,T(IV11E'fI intcrr'ct grnuips hi flip qIf'trirnPnt ,if email fur,n.'r;, cnns,nn.rq Wednesday, October 11, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No. 37 1 in ilrant r.uipl'. (i f ] t'q'r;ilIqq, aaricidtiiral r,- ar c h. P lo pe ritis p rit Mallon; and e'frnck*ri v'rvk.; until new 'spritiru ru"' .r flY ION JUNIJ,I I, All, Farm V,g-lli- _ Officials C'pn TUi P W Sallurdayoo ellophaite MAT** C$A$* 12245Q11 UIL4MWCA*Ø SZO S. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 07, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cf5aabd2dba4665dd1756760a032aa2c.pdf 70cc5ee9d883c62cf6166febe3ffe0f2 PDF Text Text Abolttion Of Mayoralty Urged If yi have to be Wight, I'll t-' willing to buy counellm'n." Chairman Catches Councilmen With Surprise he 'aid "I'm in favor M In M Iin the Mariei if it takes ol work irpi Ico t,iuvs' at a tugot At Ca sso lb or ry With Prop as a to et cinci1men to tom. s'ccii,ri, (ity ('nundi (imirinan metingR." The other t I' lith Duerr ctnrtleii the Count it D • membeN of the c'undImen I' I OS I fl a I ' cuggi'cttng that the IItII'n 0 Eliminate disagreed on the need for a poy if mayor t' as,qtwd. raise /neeo said. "If yi pant Dr lhierr, in itmnking the qug. raise, I don't think thk is gretiun, w'Intd nut that u All th ,'rwnril memher' hdgt the matter of nuneil a PY Y rinag' r ariec for t;e coming year. a valid reason for bring)flg it number of dtiec no longer have tile;)OitP?I fnIcced the ehairman'c idea be ,iiail strong enough uouiil iiv. iii i'rc She ric Urnt At this particular Chairman Duerr seemed to fe.'t up iger would have that the ii Council covered the parts of tiiotiits'i i'otiiu il nuil city me in (iicceiberry, I don't that the calarie' might have to time ngi'r could run the City effc'i- all the power anil rc'cponcituthty raised, She pointed out the the budget dealing with ectIthink tht is a good idea," -said Our city mayor it tively but, if a mayor wait noted- of Councilman John 7.acco. ''I rllffirulty che hac hart in getting mated revenue. adminitratinfl i'd at any lime, the eflundi manager's position wall; InnclP and want crirnetly responsible fr all the cccincilrner% together for and pernnnel. building ueuik in the beginning because inning, and the council catarlei hairinan in new one will the people," *Aid councilman meetinga, and cnggeted that of the ctrnng feelings of an in. i1g mting vfll be c'IPrtt'(l In Jnnuuirv I could un larger salary might pocihly The harry Sainhrk cuttitw'iit mayor," Ihierr said ednecday night hold W the pocitiiin In diqrucqing further in the help in that area torrent that '' ti tnO too It I )r I )ui'rr went on to say that fl KVtll L r1 I kiiifiirb iLjrrath I Monday, September 11 972—Sanford Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No. 15 Ntul M'K Pinecrest Area Produces Worms Wigglers In City Water hen It i a Iii, a il r reIw;rt soumu (r ink i ri it o tl1s(I\trId small red worms n s$K)kl'cltIlifl advised department by t IiH(k' utiontks uui:i' Was It 11111 s(o1r i'omtng from the ptgots aloni: "liter had an apparent high t \li '. Stn.'r ti tb' 'itv after h' 111(1 not hinril of any i'Iuiriiie iontetit, Iui;ilI1I' it too It i( 'ha r iii' I', i ,s'd iuii'acu r''; iiruue s nrc found ill till, at"r At least thrni S,iit 'iii \' tb .iter Mrs 11 I Stogner, 103 West strong to ilrink +" IO( 'harili' said Use city hail wilil ts'gsmi uiurii'dlately to reM(ientS, all P'mecrest area Another neighbor, Mrs ( 'Ivite dwellers, have reported finding 30th Street, called The Ilerahi West 311111Street, cleaned imnil dtsinft'rted the nruuilk'ate Use pests. V Nult. of Ill() advise of the ''worni mn foreign bodies in their city to vntofl'' via the water faucet. told The Herald she could not water lines trying to eltuuiinuuti' water and two of them the is'sl S staff drink the ''city's watcr'' and Vincent, -. Bill ses it only for bathing and photographer, was dispatched I lii% un the creatures liter lundryShe cplalned, 'w to Ow scene to retrieve a the PIIWS' Ih('harde replied sampling of the water hazards use bottled water for drinking they can enter through broken d of an cooking.'Sanford utility pI1w of the fire hydrant route if I ter, in a Herald survey City of other t'inecrest residents", it 1I rf'lnUVed. director Sidney ItiCharule was ('aP t' Criti determined at least In an effort to determine if lining also have had water problems. contai'ted and, after esaminin had twen reIs)rts iiuuh to oruus sampling, stated the VU Mrs. John E. Dodson. 100 tilt, small red wigglers were larvae Seminole county sanitarian, h West 30th Street, said she others finding wor ins in worms in the water a month of the tiling tuiosquito. _ Sunshine' Vote Due .L A!: - 3 +1" CLO I% John A. Spolcki 0 A b L. j C of you who are destroying the signs of one particular can___________________ being contrary to state law, itt) s Iu('h would imn)ugfl or didat mespec'ially in the south fly MARION BETHEA end of the county), may I could never be put in effect, defame their character. City remind you that tonight there wIN'rER SPRINGS - The nevertheless It took threatened olfii' hils jidtiiitteti the closed ju...t might lx' some of his voteirs will court action b resident John the charter hail 'slipped by" backers on their own property city's 500 registered U__ additional item to ltitcn to focus attention to the SCISNIOn proviso renuiming in an have Id) to (with shotguns I'm awaiting your return. No consider on tomorrow's ballot potential seriousness of OW their also "slipped by"attention. the state It Legislature and ,. issue, &'t'r1r)' of State Richard shooting . . just to hold 'em in the primary elections, The new charter, adopted by Vote will give the sUnup of until the pohcc arrive on the approval or turn thumbs down referendum June 13, wits not Stone. If the mnioriiy of voters scene. on an amendment to the new supposed to have included n ItEl) WORMS or blind city charter which requires that provision for closed executive tomorrow support deletion o - And why would men . . in all meetings of the City Council sesston.s, which council had the provision for closed mosquito Whatever It is, thelarvae" small red wigglers previously discussed would be executive SessiOns, under home were (pictured above rule provisions the section will firemen's uniforms. . ,be going be open to the public, While city officials are quick proper to consider accusation,s discovered coining from the throughout the area of to point out that the provision, against public officials in the 1w removed Immediately. Altamonte Springs requesting Mayor Granville Brown, in water into the home of the support of one of the county candidates commission are they Ostensibly, volunteers" and not on duty while soliciting Hear tell that Camilla Bruce be released from this same hospital on Wednesday. Day following all of the confusion. Cammy. Take it easy , t - Understand that the ifl' vestigators are in town concermng those living In the federally.sUbsldiled "235 Houses'' . . . doing a double check to make certain that the present occupants are the saint' I who originally qualified for the loans, and further, that they aren't making more in takehome pay than that amount I reported w hen they qualified Is Have been told of an instance on the Forest City area where an original renter moved out, rerented it (without reporting samem and presently is making a killing what with the lack of rentals being available thr oughout Seminole County. some people are willing to be scalped). If you're caught, you have to ________ * - D ul, 1 __ 1 , " Ia - = I -- Rap Cut i sts 10 Sentence 30Yea rs 'r* convicted. Sanfoni were brought back Circuit Judge Thomas By MARION BETh for resenwnctflg thls morning Waddell, Jr. explained the Standing before the nature of the proceedings, Israel Gilley and Jimmie lee the judge who meted them noting that t was a petition by I)runsWright, among previou.SIy Joomed inmates f death sentence seven eari the dCndants for an entry of slu baser! upon a. Ra1urd' death rrw, following ago. the two youths. in apten and demeanor, belied federal 'ourt order The U.S. nviction of rape without pearance recommendation of mercy, the heinous crime of which they Supremi. Court. Judge Wathiell has decreed the laws of the country dealing with the -- - :1 ,, ' •I . was Patrol w ithtielci ittc'atIIh (" c'utiuii, p'mniiiig notillt'utiois of mut't of kill. Si-v tomor. : I I else you'll be 'blessed" with bad tuck if you break the chain. give me a call, will you, Some of the government '& 1 . this one people would be inteteited in it! getting to the bot tom of tk' . ', 4 ' ' i4. I' _____ . their ci'inpi't1 Is der monkey blznezz. . . Apparently disgruntled over effect an esea(w Friday. "pad" at the municipal zoo, two simlans ttiral habitat, promised Perhaps they long for the conditions nog() IYLII,IpiIigU e',id by the Seminole Zoological Society whose go-o" ''Speaks 110 evil'' of this monts). Monkey at left apparently, typically, new zoo. Incidentally, a check with the lsi_'d Land'' of the the • 'pron. revealed the escape practice Is routine Sanford Police Depar t men t (- iii (lit' voluntarily return after then' ITS )I t with the anthropoids, who e'th1 I 1h° Miu'in row's Herald for pictures and t'ompklc' details of the u&'i'bdt'iut. ' of their na Had a reader call the other day, "hy W are the public rest rooms at the Sanford Marina always closed" haven't been atili to 1usd a tiicicai reasofi as yet, feIIOfh A 69'ycnr'ultt Orange ('it) milan was killed In a une'car accident on U.S. 112, jail %outh of his hometown this morning. lIst' Flo r ida High- _ 1:b,'- By the way, if you get one of dealing with saying a prayer or '' .r out.ide world. F water in the past months. . ... there'll be some penalties I- x)rho1 have reported receiving something "extra" along with their 1 - assessed along the way, too. .- via the water faucet route. At least two other homes in the same neigh- , make good the differences according to what these investlgators feel should have been paid, and more than likely those "chain letters" j, tu)gner, UNWELCOME (U t I'S tf( CX,siIL't'tI,%.\L'. it Pinecrest area resident, after she discoverd them entering her home defense of the oversight, Pinecrest area residents h'ict' (if city water sold to stressed the fact the present residents is expected to be council would never use the Read" ri g Problem provision, but that a flCW Increased in an ordinance to hi' adopted tonight by the council might present it divergent problem if the section Sanford City Commission. Sithi national attention spotlighted ins t'dui'atioau, aunt % permitting closed executive m Hill Vincent Photo particularly on reading problems. Herald Mall writer Marion sessions Is left intact. I•tht'a presents a thrs'e"part t'ouispreht'usi'e' report on ' nuant probls. Regardless of the adamant crucial area involving students with perceptuali'm death penalty to be illegal and,, wrongdoing, rebuttal of These can affect the (hild's abilities 10 ('UP) wriueui therefore, the petitioners were Councilman Troy Pilanil, at an Cy g material. his spelling, mathematical achievement, Hike On \ the for back it 'r o brought Aug. 14 meeting, again skills and school attitude. MI of these can result in all adverse resentenctng. suggested closed meetings to twhavor(aI pattern not of the child's making. having at! judicateit the pt)t1Oa if ,UCh (1I51"JS5 accusations against city As serious as is the problem, Sanford Middle School is Ihe A public hearimig to resolve .uthur%t) which governs the eIUCIes were obliged to use tfehmdanLs guilty of the crime officials. Whether these prove 0151) school in the counts' ithi a reading program to assist airport, have objected to the tIn' traffic problems along if rape, the 'ourt uerted t Piland 1W') either routes which are false, or true' soungstt'rs in cliff fruit). Apprist'd of Ihi' problem. liii' enttuih proposal to limit traffic by the Airport Boulevard 0111 Onora they wished to make all.maintained, the dammuige is done avaitabk school office has taken sin action, Itnt between Sanford Avenue heavy .eucIc& 1 be ontefld it ALSO on tonight% agenda is a cununent before sentencing to a person's reputation if the ,('c'ording to Sanford Middle Middle School l'riitnil)LIl would iw injurious fromnan anul I S 17-92 has been set fur Defense Attorney Albert report (ruin the city uwnager jictitiiif%.S are made public. l)aa Pdham, alter a thud frau's the school, there is no p tit tonight at Sanford City mu the proposed closing of two Fttts, who has, through the Piland suggested an advisory further help available. . .nowhere for the child to turn. hall p_irking tot entrances at 25th years, waged an intensive legal board to sift through the In a)car when attention is u'uiieri'il on education with hioth sides of the controvers) Drugs battle upon the part of the complaints as to creditability Street nd French. upcoming elections, herald readers will want to apprise are expected It) present their CunumusslOn us expected tu youth, requested the court and then make a report to themselves of the (acts of the situation Iii the rill - views to the City Conunissiun, F e I i .itttpt on first reading orconsider the length of time is council. report beginning Thursday. who are in the thriws of trying -liriances to raise water, sewer which the two have been into to) determine whether It wants jri.,'erutetj on death row anti refuse rates to custuuuiers. to imuuplt'uuue'nt a city ordinance it t revised city eIuspIO)o p4) the t.raumiwtic effect this would C I r I S tiui drawn up two muionth.s uctiule raising salaries Li also have upon a person. to prohibit heavy traffic, iii' FiUs contended there was it3 epecti'd to be adopted h) 0' ':lutltng buses a'sd trailers, from mu. s'o-n' ttsnance Finall, the consviolence involved in the per . using the residential area route. .. Two South Se'minole Middle mission Li expected to deter- petration 'it the rape, and askeii Property owners in the ' court to consider ;A sentt'nt ' School students were removed wine the rate of taxation and . ..' . I 'tnt'crest area of Sanford have t the muiuilage rate for next of 10 years jr Ies 'tie to Tv by aimibuhince to Winter Park coiiiplaint'd se%er.Il tune's to the hospital this morning after a year Cont'il ( Pg A Col. i . ouuiiiil Sioti about fast traffic reported drug overdose. - (Isng anti coining from the . . Del. it L J. Krtz, chief Sanford Airport utilizing the county investigator, reported uusik'long stretch. They say It is hazard and pointed out that Jerry Rtggtns, narcotic squad pa to th e cveral traffic accidents have member, was distched scene after a report was occurred. received from the school that however, Sanford Airport . tenants and the Airport two girls were unconscious. i'.-, , Sidney Uoyette, school . I advised two girls, principal, . ., bo th age 14, had apparenti> . Bulletin taken a precription type drug ________________________ - ToldJa he was a VIP . . . Charlie Greco, presently a patient at Seminole Memorial Hospital was visited by former Governor Kirk, this past Saturday. Pretty nice of Kirk to remember an old friend Re that, don't you think' it JOZUl m00 ) C - . - -- Weather He said it might have been sleeping pills. but both students were removed to a hospital by .uubulance and parent..s were auiotifiett One of the gir 6 w .1 %emnI.ctuft',r'ItUs state,' Itoyctte added In 41ltaiuivuite Spr in g s. a woman reported to Seminole ('ount deputy L4wren'e Ford that she was attacked by tt'.e men as she was about to enter a house on Magnolia Avenue. She said the then grabbed her Yesterday's high 90 low' 67, eightmonth-old buy, but Left the Partly cloudy through Tuesday chid inside on the couch, while with a dunce of afternoon they ransacked the house. thundershowers. highs upper In Sanford, a tioi'ishoro urea 1.0W tonight in lower 'he t national wt'tittier picture conan complained to Sa nf ord resembled it doughnut early Plit'e she was raped and today with showers and several of her wigs stolen. The ttiunderstoriius iii the hole anti Incident Is alleged to base pleasant cool weather around incurred at a 1:tttu Strt'et uuiost of tht' t'utgt' �The 2A-The Sanford Herald Monday, Sept. 11, 1972 Partial $354,000 Budget o od Approved By Longvv LONGWOOD - Budget of anticipated revenues for the general operation Of the city in the IS72-73 fmca] year w" tentatively set by Vie City Council at S354,(=, A16 in work smian this moming. The firure does not include anticipated revenues from 1 • A:-rw, whert. large increases are anticiapted are.- Jr With the building boom seen this .year. however, 2n orchnancr amending the budget for the current year tz show revenues of V56,158 haii been prepared and is eqwmrd to be adopted later this month. dWoWVOCaU% this TnnThthg The entire city ills for several years will not and ad valorm x be Increased It is expected another SM,000 will be included in the budget far expenditures for miscellaneous iterris including professional fees and mavor and couricil salaries.. Another budget session has been scheduled for 9 a.m. W runcxfl budgets e xpected thb discussed are those i;f the cit% clerk, water clerk, building inspector. and fire 4epartmen'. Juveni e De en on Bids Due 1Lii -- - ti - - V Problems In Few _7 Ont of the first items (if, tuirics when the County - improve the sc 00 s - - \ J.. that a group of parents plan t has learn demand action on getting the road paed According to Sidney Boyette, principal of South Seminole Middle School, nine per cent of the student population of the counts attend the t".'.o schools PREiTS OF students attending south Seminole Middle School and Casselberr Elementar are up in arms over the route buses take when leaving the schools. Crystal Bowl Circle an unpa ed road has been ciced to bus traffic forcing the buses to come back through thebusi parking lot, also unpaved. The Herr.ld -J_--I --_ l t - _____________ _ ' revenues hOV.eVCr were ITVTL 'i'd considerabls in the amended budget t W be adopted. It as annod during the work session that department heads' request total $335.O.18. exclusive again of water and sewer dertnenU ' r - s C ren ,E.- - 3 Categories city pro'. iding the e'uineerin Hermits Trail from SR 4'.6 Count) road problems come North to include Florida in three categones. according Boulevard and Seminola to Commission Chairman Greg Avenue would require about $40 000 '.'ith materials Drummond. At a work Palm Spring'. flr'.e with held at the counts enj'ineer s dioni fN-t ied proposed tif office, 1)runond Iden the problerru as county paving from SR 436 north to the cat) THREE ClTJA residents were killed in a grinding collision near their Marion County home Friday night According to the Florida Highway Public are hearings scheduled for 7 p. in., as Patrol. Rowland Dennison, 24, Alfred Robinson Jr., 22.and Alfred Goodwin,26, were killed when the car in which they were riding ran a - ji - - - - -' .' ''. IMF be program Mitchell Hammock it' pain $35 760 and the ant) $33&KI Hecaidthzit this t'.dd from SR 426 to SR 520 might be eligible, but will ma be a sum the city cant requ ire 100 feet right-of-way afford. Drummond said that with $90,000 muck removal there is a definite need for this expense and sz2,x to pave. It work to be done Commissioner is expected to be an important John Kimbraugh remarked that connector rd in the future, after considering all the Old SR 426 begins and ends in projects, it will be necessary and repaving. mate secondary limits. Bush said that the road the cit~ of Oviedo and is not roads with the county was improved by the county eligible. Franklin Street with one responsible for maintenance five years ago and that initially, the there was a rezoning and block between N orth St and and repa v ing , mg other than SR 410 is really a dead end at ce nt er a fe a shopp in g for cii'. participation count'. o other passenge stop sign and as hit broadside b a semi-uck crc criti cally injured The truck loaded with orange juice overturned dtro ing the cargo (RupertChastainPhoto) T!' -_ -- - Lisa - Karen and desirable to determine priorifies and that aus latest one woold appear to be at the Crooms 9th Grade - - AAI La Ik ev i ew ,viiuuie p I - i Masters Degree in Administratio n and V David - Lake Ma ry Elementary L ae a ry E l emen t ary a e lI I a e Mary CII h Mi c top '1 l STORE WIDE red cted - . - E...- :_- - - ç - -- • ___ -- - •- - 7 L 3o. oem. Jj r. Hig h: £ C) SSi. rriflClpa Lyman H igh: Pr inci pal I... - • 1 Seminoie Hig : Asst. rrincipa ' - I 17 Years Experience in Eaucation Ov ied o (G r 1 -1 2): Teacher, P rincipal r -... ".. / S uperv i si on TAIM - '.ears ago with one condition bo.h ends Bush said p grams Jessup Street from N orth PreSCUt at the meeting in being that the applicant was Street from North Street to add a third lane fur e commissioners, willing to addition to th Count'. Engineer William Bush cthragt lanes He said that the South Street, begins and ends and Road Supt J C Lavender property has since changed within the n.y limits and is not ±• B. said that be could now nor ever will be a eonElection president In Tuesday's of the Rolling Hills Civic not see how the 24 feet could be nectmg road to any county request wparka trallerinaC-2 Association. Upmeyer was added wi thout more right of road. Bush said that he believed commercial zone on property 0/ representing all the residents of way and that there would be a there was an honest located on Forest City Road that i area who object to the cost of about $20,000 in P /0 that d misunderstanding of th e Oscar Cook). mate te Drummond r ll in Ro ing the streets of a paving of by Oviedo and thus Appli cation f or ambula nce TAUASSEE, Fla. AP elections supeisirs around Deniocratic prima that the unpaved that participation on that part program Hills. He said McCall be franchise Only 60 per cent cii Florida's the suite and "the history 01 Public Service Commission election streets is an attraction which would mean reversal of the accounts for their submitting past primaries" post and a nonpartisan Ambulance Service will g. to agreernetit by the developer to the ineligible roads for cvri3.29 milli on draws residents to the area. that pave. Lavenderreininded those sideration. Drummond reported voters. young of th Stone Lavender told the board ftl election, Seth4arv of Stalk out hundreds upon hundreds' vere present Viat cults and gutUTs UXWNr "Indicationi; are that the 18-to- fusion would result from the muck rem oval on Mitchell a th e ltielwd Suine predicted th th e on any road would require paving of opposed to e -vear-old voters are more realigning Hammock Road would take a liwrv will 1* lilies at ti around the state caused v roads. He said that only the new ro1jJaitsst30 feet wide. A rea tt will also require a year and it pollingplaces.butwetiopeflo inWrested residents who had moved in and back filling. site disposal real messes," saui S1c"- the election in November than the legislative and 7O ROADS to from ctAes, want the county reapportionment mean a need for a w state's duel elections official. primary." said Stone which the streets. He emAU legislati ve and "But we're hoping that this pa'.' ta re da The City of Casselberry bow pit Mo Stone said his prthction th e phasxze& however , that confusion will be minor," he this project on roads. Crystal collected voter turnout was based on the sional and most judicial PO two county paves only connector or submitted IZON MW asaid level of absentee ballots being are on Tuesday's ballot along arterial roads, not private Bowl Circle and Red Bug RoadREE1 -ORD Bh. C returned. p'edir'ia'i'___with twot tewideraces Leonard It Williams, 80. of The City of Sanford Commissioner John Kim- bowl never would beeligible for DeBary died Thursday ifl brough opined that the county county-city participation several projects which did not Ravenna. Ohio. Ohio. He lived in i should investigate whether it is without the school bus angle qualify. One which did qualify i DeBary for the past five years being considered. Unless the was Airport Boulevard from SR popular and practical or, more and was formerly of Cleveland, 46 to County Club Road which buses use the street for school it more 28 City of Sanford Utility to the point. us 11. First Federal Building, Ohio. where he was employed Seminole County's 43 polling no need needs attention. Airport economically feasible to pave turning, there will be Building. Altamonte Springs. by the 1enial Revenue Ser- places will be pen from 7 17-92 to that Boulevard Davis said for expansion. or to provide continual Croons High SchooL 12. Forest City-Bear Lake vice for 30 years. For 15 years to 7 p.m. Tuesday for state and qualify. It the principal at Casselberry Avenue also will 30. Lake Monroe Scout maintenance, he had a private practice of county party primary elections Fire Station. that Elementary School is unhappy needs leveling and resurfacing Lavender told the board 13. Winter Springs Town Hall. Building. inaw-ance. He was a member of and for state and county 31. English Es t School. the parti cipation programs about the rerouting of the buses and work on drainage at an ta es School 34 Lyman High American Legion. Veterans of judicial elections The polling 32. Portable, adjacent to would have to be considered as which he claims was ordered by approximate cost of $10,000 for 15. Sanford Civic Center. WW I, Masonic Blue Lodge places tiy' precincts are Florida Power Em- south sick of Mayfair Country a thrt'e-to-!our year program the count) engineer. Flush said materials. 11 I, Portable, Sanford Middle Consistory, and llama Temple Winter Springs formerly because there is no way that this was not true, that on pluyees' Lounge, Bear Lake. Club. Mystic Shrine of Orlando, High Sclnbol North Orlando) requested that conferred with he had 28, the county to pave Aug. possible for 33. Longwuod Town Hall. 17. Casselberry Women's 2 Wilson School. Twelve, Way-farers, Lincoln Tuscawilla Road be included in projects Hugh Carlton, of the school 34. Altamonte Springs all participation Club, 3 Midway Fire House. Chapter OES, Lakewood and city-county participation the of the on order one year. Drumadministration, proposed to IL Seminole County Agri. Elementary School. 4. City Hall Altarnonte Service Lodge F&AM. He wasa program. Bush said that Board of County Cornnot be 35. Sanlando Baptist Church. mond said It would Center. Baptist and was instrumental in Springs missioners regarding the road is substandard width for X, Social Hall. St. Mary- possible to even pave all 19. Senunole High School. 5. City' Hull, Ovuedo. starting the Little Red School one situation at the school. School the traffic load it bears and that in 20. Idyllwilde School, VihIen Magdalen Catholic Church, necessary county roads Community House, 6. House for Retarded Children in buses previously turned around he would hate to year Altamonte. Road. Sanford and contributed to its Geneva There is now and has been for n school property until they resurfisring of the had sections 37 Pitirerest Baptist Church, 21. Jaycee Information House, Community support. of least 10 years, a question as s1artec using Crystal Bowl done. He said that 49 per at Sanford. booth, Sanford. SW'.IVOF include wife, Nora; Chutuuta. circle. Canton agreed to try to the road (or 1.8 miles) is in and 38. South Seminole Middle w which roads enter county Civic Center, Sanford. 7-A Community House. stepdaughter. Mrs. Ei.'elyn exit city as a collector road see if Winter Park Drive would county and that 51 per cent or Halu. School. Casscltierry. Legion M. Prairie Lake Benner, Mantua, Ohio. Mrs Ctiuluutii 39. St. Johns Village Craft serving the majority of citizens be better for this purpose and 1.9 miles is in the City' of 24. Portable. SE corner of SR 8. Slovak Gardens CotiunuruEdna Flick, Minerva. Ohio: and at large. or whether just after a satisfactory trial period WmterSprmgs,for atatal of 3.7 Shop 434 and U.S. 17-92. ty House. eight grandchildren would conta"t the Corn- miles. Bush said that if through a city. 40. Eastlirouk Swim Club. 25. Seventh-day Adventist 9 Forest City Community Funeral services were held nilisioners if found to be un widening strips are added and Al Davis Cumrnissicner 41. Mlwee Muddle School. Church. Altamonte Springs. today at Wood Funeral Home House. the road Is resurfaced to 24 feet suitable, count an auto 42. Seminole Hugh School, suggested that 26. Lake Mary Fire House. 10. Lake Mary Elementary East Main Street, Ravenna, is elibigle for wide, for the distance of 3.7 Bug Road Red should be conducted on the 27. Civic Center, Sanford. School cino. and, according to miles, the total cost would be to the 7rugram, roads in question, designed urnou i C'. ' SIECZkO%%Skl B A 1' pointment ii' poll workers for the secaNt pruuar election; discussion of dog leash or. dinance; count'. planner's report'. on a community economic piannlnf. consultant and illegal land sales without platting. Rezone from A-I a gricultural to C-! gezral located approperty proximately one mile north of the intersection of SR 434 and U. S 17-92 tEsty Appesl pin'1 r%'5nn board of adjustment in denying r Eff o! bids for the proposed 4; I .' * - I '' o Prolects luvendcDetentwnFacillts Monday, Sept. 11 1972-3A -- I'll E N Li *4 feltures from municipal courb up train $M,000 to L%,000. cigarette tax up from $M,W0 tD L%,0W. Most of these either the water department or the proposed sewer system epeed to be up Th per cent from the The revenue sa.us originally estimated for operation for the current year. HcrMd Let liii one of the largest Increases In the antiviriaten revenues is By DO%J%A ESTES Sanford . - Ft em ei - ir s ap i S ir ', Church, At I ( L) V Deaths / A\ - L sted 43 Poll ng Were cleaning house to make more room for incoming I• mercLhand i se , . - UP TO 50%OFFI N OPis OFFICE MACHINES SUPPLIES FURNITURE LUGGAGE ART & ENGINEERING (30%) 741.3431 Sanford Ph. 6$.4436 ¶ II georgp arts 133 E a st ROBINSON ORLANDO, FLORIDA determine point of origin and Bush. would mean a probable approximately $69,400, with t1w point of desurtation. the purpose expenditure of W.WO for muck being to decide if these are in,_ removal, and $17,000 for - - - - _ - - city residents traveling about materials with no curbs and the city' or if they are residents gutters, but would include using the particular road to widening and resurfacing. Longwood Hills Road and reach other destinations. He said that this would be an Myrtle Lake Hills Road. W.h equitable way to determine confused by pri vate developments in the area, both face total county involvement. Lavender said that moat of opposition voiced by Kim ' r - - ' Vif -.s ' i the )obs are done on the basis of ' _Aw arr 4A&_ paved hartilihip in maintaining, "It tit , '.1 ' A ,W •::: - - - il - I, ' GERALD DENNIS Blair, 22, of i Higgins Terrace. Sanford, escaPed from a count)' work gang at 23rd Street and Airport Boulevard *111 urs&y moming at 11:45 a.m.. and less than an hr later Del Sgt. Johnny Wright arrested him on escape charges. with bond set at $5,001. Blair had been serving a term for failure to Arl- ' ti ,1 '. Epilepucs ma~y obtain Ken- SC OOS .' Ou 'I1.1 resources available ht t • * increased accounta bi lity ,, , "' s It Honey Dipped" rink F r ee Drin tuide}ines fur deternunung the condition is controllable by roads to come under the drugs. NO 'use S4:JfonIHerdld Published Daily, except in the city-cminty Participation Saturday, Sunday and Christmas, published $of. SH 4r, west to South Street on Christmas by The S&Mord register as a convicted felon. Several mem bers of the Sherifis Department You th Deputy Division searched a 'arge field off Jones Street the East which Bush said had teen derued by previous boards since 1ls6. as I COlfltY H.rId, 300 N. French Ave Sa,dord Flu.. 32771. Uirough a municipality. Burph until the escapee's clothes were found. Shown here are lt to right S. Bonnie Godwin, Connie Snyder, Sgt. David Towns, Sgt. Ditane of Sanlorct, Florida 32771. said it would niquire at lealit a rural if come road. or $12,000 if curL* and gutlers were added th the CarrWw. Anderson,, Wright and Roland Fullenwider. I Regular 4.25 Dinrw (A S 1.40 Va iu*) Altamunte Springs submitted three streets for cunslderatiue Mi * better use ' (The best night an the week) On." Davis said that this was regulaUm. provided they have Ow reason 1,t: sul-v.eisted a physician's statement the program. - fl ent o strongdiscipline And A '.'.iU be hard to deride on one lucky driver's licenses under a thatthecitieswnitmurderus new PublicSafetyDepart.rnect ''"-': EFRXVnC DIUVER OK ) • U ten eri I Tuesday N*ght i Fam y g brough. OVIEDO ROADS travel from city limits to Oviedo presented four roads another road, with connectcr L:treets at both ends. Some for consideration in the u ONLY 4 .,. . * - $11010 '- - -... expanded vocational - technical programs 4 * improved reading program provide programs for the physically 4J iL d han dicapped and uiue gifte Now Open TII 930 P M '- Second Class Postage Paid Subscription R Week .35 DEM. FRIED CHICKEN by YOar$ILOO Pd. f or by 1509 French Ave. (HI-way 17-92 Sanford ' - 0 -J �Mondy,SCPt.l.l'I" 6A The Sanford Herald AA—The Sanford Monday. Sepi. 'IL Herald V 1q72 Domestic Comment _I~: 11 Editorial Comment Keep Your Eyes On New Young Voters sought. Offbeat Ruminations Middle-Age Suspicion' Is Analyzed that the-se are the ones who tmve been most critical of "the establishment" but are now—as soon as the primaries which will take place start creation of an establishtomorrow ment" of their own choosing. For this is, in essence, what voting is all about. It is the only democratic method by which the p-e-o-p-1-e, if they are willing to assume the :-.porisibilites as well as enjoy the pnv1le.Z(S. esty and common SCOM' lefL he srr they picked on him. But t(' of every other Tflitfl By HAL BOYLE Any fresh sign of the ravages might look in the mirror and acting like a coward won't No you NEW YORK i AP any younger, so snap speech: iiial ht the thinning of your make have "middle-age suspicion" of time and go back to being it of ,,Listen, old-timer, there is out If 50. YOU are suffing from hair, the lass of a tooth, the ap- nothing wrong with the world a man again." one of the commonest maladies pearance of a new wrinkle don't, "middle-age susIf y With it yesof our times, but one which is causes you to become morose that wasn't wrong age you quicker wrong picrnn" will terday. What's really rarely diagnosed. because It for days. make you, as well as those What can mar. do if he ree- with yourself is you Vc'i ' re full, and isn't ordxriiiril rf'c'ogTil7.ed b arcnind 'o u, feet miserable tx'doctors as a medical entity any ogniics these signs of "middle- '1 seU -pity, just like a sm; k more than menopaUse in men age suspicion" in himself" who threatens to eat worms, vond endurance. There is no 'ure for it but sell-cure. Well, if he's still got any hon- th en die, and make evervtxidv is. - — — — — can create a government which should reflect the wishes of the majority. this is the basic th rust behind th Fur ermore strong and very necessary insistence on very the one responsiveness and accountability which is hallmark of this political season. Youth power has undergone the fires of symptoms xbr *anforb ileraLb TELEPHONE 831 322 2611 1 32771 E LOW. Ed-tor and Pb ç r Eg Director 5. Ati' to P.bithe! 0 DOYLE Adweri i sing A &I . A''E _________________ recognizable to most perienced personnel e x ecutives, marriage coursellirs and others dealing in the, problems of mental health. It is a condition insidious in itself that tends to be selfperpetuating and is quite difficult to isolate and combat. It affects both men and wornen, although it is perhaps more often noticed in men. What is "middle-age s11.cpicicin" and how can you tell if you have it ' "Middle-age suspicion" is a neurotic feeling of self -doubt and insufficienc') shown by people in their middle years to distrust and suswho ped the motives of others to a degree unjusitified by the facts. You should suspect yourself of being a victim of "middleage suspicrnn"ifTnianY0rm0S of the foUo,%W things are true of you: You are convinced that there is a conspiracy in the office to ease you out of your job or to keep your merit from being fully recognized. You can't take criticism of m cle without losany kind sny Ing your temper. Some of the younger men at the office, you feel, are poking fun at you behind your back. You pick on other members of your famili more than you used violent actions in the late 60s to what is being ate cre seen today is a tempering which can only cutting edge. a better grade of steel and a finer The new voters, however, as is coming more cannot be C0fl evident in other classifications, sidered anything like a "bloc." It does not exist as such. It will not respond as such. As an instance, it is obvious that when the 1824 voter is talked about, it is not the unregulated and freely ac'dng young who were seen on the streets of Miami Beach during both conventions, and Nor are they the well trained, organized rehearsed young boys and girls who were so well-scrubbed and so well-controlled at the Republican convention delighting the eyes and ears of the NixoncratS. Happily, there is a very welcome variety in the new voter ranks which has spread far from the campus, into the shops, offices and make up the lifeprofessional services which blood of every community which is on the way up. N FRENCH AVE. SANFORD. FLA of But the -middle-age suspicion" are change. the wide swing from the rebellious and 310 Of the 27.5 million new voters estimated, turnthere is expected to be about a 13 million out- These are, to be sure, box-car numbers. But they are more than just statistics. They describe, as best it can be before the November election, this new political factor whose numerical extent can be easily prophesied, but whose true political impact cannot be known until the final lever is pulled. the final booth closed and the man who will live in the White House from '73 to '77 is determined! Seminole county is very much in this class. The traditional party affiliations are changing with the oldsters making new judgments. The influx of new residents from every section of the United States is a leaven which is bound to create a more representative electorate. One of the aspects of the young vote which is also somewhat surprising is that in their own dejberations, the values of the older standards of both major parties are being seen as solid indeed, 'Make Way For Youth" is an ancient chani This ycai however there is a new tune. This is the strain of the politicos whose wooing of the 18-24 voters has already resulted in a new bent and melody for the old refrain. Statisticians have been having a ball as the numbers of new voters and those who will cast their first votes in a presidential election is ______- - - * F,4 prir /(' - , ~_ 7 - r~rab - 1 — 41, .'— -m may WINIFRED F GIELOW FRED VAN PELT managing Editor COmPtrOuIt!r ROY GREEN Ad,erIIslnQ STAFFORD DERBY Edlor of Edi torial Page HAYS NU.Ctianical S,'Pl AE RAY STEVENS Prei.s Room Foreman rxiS WILLIAMS '.. 'ely Ed'o' SUBSCRIPTION RAT ES S18 00 I Year 59006 Months. - - In Vt,' All Ot her 5 50 Mon" 35 t4k Home Deincry By Mo ll iii - - . Same -- -- -- At. Home $1 70 Month 6 Months 510 IS 17 Mail -- --------Li S Postal Regulations pr.oide that all ma il s.ubscrip$'O?fl i. paid in advance Erlered as 'econd class matter October 17. 1910 .t ?hc Post Office A Sanford. Florida 32771 of tht, edition at No part of any material nes or advertis ing rr,dnrwr bithOUt anv In The Sanford Her aid rrav be reproduced — - in permissOn of th.' publisher of The Herald Any reproduction ISIII be such for firm responl'b' or dividUfI Considered as infringing on 'The Heralds copyright and *ill be .ritlrfl liable Cs' damage under the law Published daily eIVPt Saturday. Sunoy and pbiShCd Saturday preeding Christmas held - - ' Thf. Herald is a member of the Christmas — Assoc 'ated Pre ' *h,h is en 'f' ?li.drstlusswely to th use for veprodu ,rrted in Ih, % nr',.,Spapef' '" Herald Area Correspondents Springs Attamu,it' M4vIynC.ci'dCifl 53169'S Bear Lame. Ann r:-"(ely Riley SP 9959 Casselberry Tangl.wood Kathy Pdbô.k 53.5 7t50 elyn Gor don ' Mr I Estatis Fern Park Goldenrod (astb,00k mar .IynC,orc1or 8)1 69 7 5 Lake Mary Ann Sieczko.' 1.'2 8' 1ke Monroe ):,; ; Longwood Ann R.ly 5)1 9959 Chu luota Mrs Sue MrLachern 3.65 5 56 5 Winier Springs P...a' rib ' Ibb6 Colored Community M.arva HaAb ,n )7? 5.sb Deltona.DeBSrY- OsIe..t Mrs Clarence Snyder 377 441 Geneva Oviedo Enterprise Slavia Carl t.lI..n Li! PMthriji cp.itork, 5/4 101 RJ6IIT... IT IS KJSSWGEVt!' - 3. 5205 Pupils Can Expect Better Reading By K'ETH J }t,J1flBEN Copley News Senice BILL VINCENT JR Staff Photographer - __ Education Notebook RALPH HAYS Camp RmFoea , CASSELBERRY Cnty Editor ---- )*O ______________________________________________________________________________ CHARLES GARY 'TAYLOR Spor?t. Editor - — . ç ' The na tional Right-to-Read Program hopes to begin unique project to retain about 300 elementary Instructors in the teaching of read in g this January. Teachers in seven or 11 states will be thoroughly schooled in three of five reading methods that seem to work best for must pupils. They will be-expected to return to their classrooms better able to help children Improve their reading skills and to teach other teachers. The pilot program, still in the planning stage, will be conducted in cooperation wi th sta te departments of educjitiori and local school systems. It will cost about $5 million for the four-week training sessions, including hiring other teachers to substitute for those attending the workshops. if the idea produces results it will be recommended for extensive use throughout the nation. At the same time, the Right-to-Read Program and the National Urban CoalTtkon will spend about $30,000 in one of four cities under consideration to show mothers on welfare how to help their children and themselves become better readers. This program, too, is designed for duplication if it is effective. Dr. Ruth Love Holloway. Right-to-Read Program . oo1 people continually urge parents to help director. said their children in reading, but rarely provide concrete advice. This program also should b! of great psychological benefit to the families, she added. California, MliiThe Right-to-Read target states nesot.a. Ohio, Texas. Kentucky. North Carolina, Georgia, will get Florida, Pennsylvania. New York and Vermont ct. first crack at the tea cher retraining proje jr. Holloway explained, ff we can get teachers highly developed in the teaching of reading we are hallway there. Success is not necessarily in any one reading method, but in knowing which method will work for a particular child." Al though reluctant to make a strong, official in. dorsement of phonics instruction, she said it plays a part in every reading program. "You hr.ve to have phonics and motivation, too." Since she accepted the directorship nearly a year ago of the controversial program designed to eliminate functional illiteracy by ieo. Dr. Holloway has valida ted evidence that there are at least live reading methods that seem to work for most pupils. to the next few months, all states will be Invited to compete for Itight-to-Read funds. Instead of the states submitting proposals to Washington. the Right-0.0-Read office will i4velon orolectz In coopera tion wi th the sta tes. These projects Include strict provisions for accountability. — — ... --.--,- ,. - Since the death of North Vietnamese President Ho Osi Minh Sept- 3, 19G9, the leadership In Hanoi has been cloaked in collective anonymity. The armed attempt to seize South Vietnam has been continued by a small group of men who are unknown to most of the world. They prefer to lcr.e the linpewlon that the war is the product of passionate nationalism on the part of the North Vietnamese people. In fact, the people's lives are controlled by the nine members of the Polotburu of the Lao — humble origins of most of his colleaguesThe son of a mandarin in the court of the Emperor Duy Tan, he, too, fell under Ho Chi Minh's spell and soon became a dedicated adherent to the Communist cause. Defense Minister Vo Nguyen Glap, 60. has been de facto commander In chief of the North Vietnamese army since 1945, but did not receive the title officially until 194L Trainod at a Communist military school In China, he organised an effecth'e guerrilla army among mountain tribal minorities to form the nucleus of the North Vietnamese army. — . I Ilurton I 4'Wl5 h1niu,c ynrtirnugh for high power anti telephone bills tIJi(l (lilItliS Ihi" tflUiIIiIbeflt has th w arted the Intent of the new in, pora!t' Itt ',tt)0 18' hi %(itlfl lip pertiiit utilItIes tO pass 011 II pcflS' t qonstiinPrc Yartirrnigti claims lewIs k a big - Ili the I.P910allire which have Thofflill, 55, ArcadIa. ENDORSE AND SUPPORT a r A PATRIOTIC CANDIDATE DEDICATED TO THE GEORGE C. WALLACE other MIami 1ph"ian, 11, 1; r)ndp County MMlsslONE R JESS YARBOROUGH th the 13th dIstrict, two state lgislatnr' are In the running. are isep. i,iiii S.'n Iiw Weisentx'rn , $. Iioth of I FOR FLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION A 5Li'PO 'i'CVS V I 0 A v NEW TEACI IEIIS at 'orest ('dv Elementary School are ilelt to right Donna Potter, Science Ill , from I .exmgton, KN .- Sherry Viilker, Science IV from Titusville ; ltettv Palmer, S&'it'ili'(' coordinator for Seminoli' ('ountv and la (liv I ,aut, Sn('In'c III, of Wiflt('r I 'a t'k. Atiti I ( i 1ev 1 4 hoto I - . Letters ToEdi for Boating Course Set complaInIng :ihout Mr. 'l'uri1t'tS COI1IPaIlY are those who saw ''the big picture'' and that it was an easy way to make a Editor, herald to Please excuse my informal fast buck, but when It came railroad crossings tills at a the working IinL, which they problem that certainly needs letter, but I feel I must write In could not do because the mind attention but there is an equally this now and this way. It Is easily programed by the SO WM dangerous situation that has regard to the Glenn Turner negative thoughts of other Enterprises. First let tile say I received little attention in the Up never met Mr. Turner and people, that they finally gave have past, a situation that may prove wanted their money back. have never been associated and as disastrous as the railroad ()lilflhitiiWflt S one of the s utti any cif his enterprises. but problem. 'Flit' sUCCCSS. to ion familiar with SOme of kt'ys I to The problem I have reft'retlCt'them. I feel he is doing what our 1wsstmntst is always eager these >, ''1 told you so'', conditions etlu&''i(ional school systelil the are Ito that exist on the St. Johns River should have been teaching people seldom if ever are constructive, which could be almost everyday anol are ago. Napoleon the reason they hope he won't multiplied beyond belief each years Teach principals of weekend. Anytxxly who has tJIV hill, Dale Carnegie, Maxwell either. Poverty is it negative conprice of a iiit, ranging from MaUi. W. Clement Stone and Jon boat with three horsepower many others. Mr. Turner's dition of the mind. I keep kicker to a hydroplane with a inotivuited courses are of th is hearing the word pyraflul(l from 100 horse Mercury thinks the t y pe, Ile builds self-confidence, (tie' SEC as If it was a nasty whole way of lift' is river is their ossn private creek. sbows them that enflitisiiism word our based Oil il pyr&iinid. I think Up and (town they roar, skiers makes a big difference. sometimes that the government flying in one direction, It has been proven by houseboats plowing down the repeated demonstration that a is trying to keep the people ever channel and bass fishennan himself just stupid because if they day they some crossing mid-channel looking person make to of provided he wake up wflicfl what can he wants some is in for for some quiet place to fish. wants to badly enough and will I this country By mid-afternoon choas tins correctly goes about doing it. big changes and the young replaced danger. Quite a few of Mr. Turner tries to show these generation can do it by the way years old, but I'll help. ) the Capt. Hhighs have finished the greatest human need I'm 38 people I wish you could kind of put their first six pack and are now of our time and that is "a or If thoughts, which I have working on their second weapon to fight mediocrity" my the boats are big enough, their and that that weapon is written in the newspaper. up for second batch of martinis, enthusiasm, but In order to be Maybe more will stand e Turner. As the sun slowly sinks in th enthusiastic you must set your Mr. It is difficult to put in writing west, the St. Johns turns into goals whatever they may, be that picture in what I am trying to say, but I the shoot-out at the OK Corral. for the and then set point. Es-erytxxly is heading of you, plant it In your hope you get the barn. Throttles are wide open, front then go after it. "Only Thank you and good luck to mind high Mr. Turnerthe wakes are as that day dawns to which we art' Paul It. l'enthertofl helmsman. If one does make it back to hoinepOrt, then one really is a believer that the river is named after a saint, for only a river with special connections with the Almighty could keep the loss of life to marginal levels as we witnessed in the past. In the next 20 years, Seminole County's population will grow from the present 88,000 to 200,000. Can you imagine the St. Johns then' Even a saint will not protect the Sunday sailors then. Seminole Junior College is cosponsoring a boating course with the Orlando Power Squadron- The course to be held ever)' \Vednc5dfly7 :30 to 930 in rootu 207-208, main campus,Ufl(l W ill be open to the public a t no registration cost. '[he course starts W e dnesda y, .Sept. 13, and will run for 10 weeks. We cordially invite you and readers to -itclass. Maybe, just maybe, we I __ can make the St. Johns into if 14. wet of a river instead --I David I.. Ehlert Like the much-publicized "dc*th" of Lake Erie, the alleged demise of America's unique subtropical wilderness. the Everglades.. is one of those reports that seems to hav e been slightly exaggerated. As usual, it's all man's fault. With his canals and Waterways. he has cut off life-giving water from the Ever glades, with the result that its animal and plant life is thing Wildfires are finishing the job. The situation is not quite that simple. says J. \Valter Dineen. chief of the Environmental Services Division of the Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District. Ver) kw i,idiitiva1s have dealt with Everglades ccciiogy for an extended period of time. he points out. Most recent workers have run into the Everglades for a year or so and said, "My gosh, it's not like it's supposed to be" and then gone off criticizing that "the water is too low" or "the water is too high.' The "true" Everglades, says Dineen. is a vast sawgrass prairie, dotted with green tree islands known as ham' mocks, and otherwise marked by sloughs and strands of vegetation. During periods of abundant rainfall, it is a flood plain When rainfall is deficient, it is often swept by sawgrass fires that may even consume the peat soil that lies above the porous rock cap of the Everglades basin. The most commonly accepted belief is that the EverLl.ideS depends upon an overflow of water from like Okeechobee. 100 miles to the forth It is this water which the engineers have been accused of diverting. Recent studies indicate, hosvever, that It is rainfall in and around the area which determines the condition of the Glades at any given time, and rainfall is notoriously fickle 11 some species of plants and animals suffer during a period of drought. other species flourish—until the return of the opposite cycle. Stabilization of water levels in the Everglades by removal of the so-called "yo-yo" principle—the fluctuations between drought and flood—would he disastrous to Ever' glades ecology. Dineen contends lie sums up. "The Everglades is an extremely tough and dynamic a wide-open. free-swinging ecosystem that ecosystem has been subjected to much abuse in recentyears. The Glades are not dead; they are alive and well in South Florida." The Big P i cture — ' your kind of man, - ' , -- Editor, Herald : By all indications vou seeill tit ii luau ln(enttstelt in safety. Vuur present campaIgn on - ...... . Bill Gunter... __________ o.-tKLEY #' ' Agriculture, 1 956. National president, Future Farmers of - STOREWIDE America, 1954. Distinguished service to agriculture award, Gamma Sigma Delta, 1972. Pre-Inventory One of "Outstanding young men of America," Notional Jaycees, 1964; one of "Florida's five outstanding young men," State Jaycees, 1955. 40 SAVE 4 to OFFICI SUPPUIS AND MACHINtS State Jaycee 'Good Government FROM 50 — Award," 1972. 111111111 'ii OFFICE NO FURNITURE ART AND ING1NURING S. \ \ 4*,, .george stuart PH. (305) 241-3431 133 list 13115534 OL*5I3. 1tO*IDk - Go t (IS Veteran, United States Army. LJfl er CTnaresS ,.,. Member, Orange Count? Sportsman's Association, Florida Audubon Societ%t, Farm Bureau, Kiwanis, Jaycees and Masons. Bill Gunter will listen to yotA .1. ' I . . . ,Q-i-. I. BERRY'S WORLD V INSIDE .1 % 1 1 A% " ~~ "'i", . .V '.., .. ~ - ~"'-_, I. .. : SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT * MASTERS DEGREE IN ADMINISTRATION & SUPERVISION FROM STETSON U. * 17 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOLS * KOREAN WAR VETERAN LAYER LAYER FAVORS NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOLS .OPPOSES 45-15 YEAR AROUND SCHOOL PLAN FAVORS IMPROVED VOCATIONALTECHNICAL EDUCATION FAVORS PAY AS YOU GO' SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM FAVORS SECURE SCHOOLS FREE FROM DRUGS 00 a ~ " LAYER M P. "BUD *FAVORS STRICT AND IMPARTIAL DISCIPLINE B11 FAVORS STRONG READING PROGRAM IN GRADES 1, 2, & 3 *OPPOSES PROPERTY TAX INCREASES i' J You Too Can Have A Cool Igloo.. Ino - FREE ESTIMATES " - "I thought young political ideologues were only supposed to be interested in the ISSUES" SEPT. 12th PRIMARY InstaIIA CARRIER Central Air Conditioning VOTE System. C im i, HI,*, IN, 1J I FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS OF GOV. GFORGE C. WALLACE firmer dire tot of the Sbutn I hvlSt(ifl of General Regulation. and Bruce Scott, 39, North Fort Myers, a former lee ('nunty 43, CLIJBS1 ',f .4Y'l I'D Kiclak 1'I a mortage hanker Ifl tieilltonc Ihi ilIS(l'es in the 'JlIflC (1k\1IIilul ' Flip ic t or fiu cc l'aula 1I.iwk trk Ic or renpportinntnent i1,lr,p Iiniit .i .ii ins ut The only two state wide races )-'lnrlda Itran I'SC t'arwliclatc, In the No.* en' for the I'M' anti the ember general election for ,i Supre'llie' Court. term -in the cornon' Voters may decide a ,.ox-year fuur'year The job pays $32,000 rnSupretlw ('ourt teriti by the don. .'locc' of election Lsothc at 7 p in. mially. Florida W8S accorded three in the laic be tween Incuttilient to MrCaIn, new seals in Congress—for a 1)avld Justice former State Ed"- lid of la-.l'ginning next yt'ir lIllIhIcM'(' ment attorney by virtue of population gain;. c'eitleen De p art intl active' contests have iy'ns' Rivers Itulord .Jr., TallahasM't', on for the ns'w districts'' the' '* a Fort and .Iiii Car ter. of ('entral Florida, 5th and 10th I iuilcrdale lawyer. the 13th in Dade and Brow' '1114. ,'lictie'n is nonpartisan, ;IrUI of the .ird totinttt'S aii(t thus final if any one In the west central l-'lontda's tree' i'Ifl(llelilt('3 iteb lucre "cflr!r0" if ,At, District, GOP candidate In. Bit? ,dtr;Vndc h' r,etedc litir iii, cr r)n lwr rent of the sot" Jai k Irns o %3, I 'crt IIR 1 of responsible Floridians, bncouti fle Ili) 'die' gains a itiajority, the elude U.S to Itaruue'r I')', riot's' an icicle shores them. vie' ti ir will be decided in the Oct. Rep, Bill Cramer; ['inellas Bill was born in Florida, and he is equally 10 runoff. Mc('aiu, 41, was appointed by ('ounty Cornrnis.ciOnPr Charles at home in the city or the countrf. He was anti fortna'r (ieiv, (liiudt' Kirk and is Itainey. 40. (learwater: raised on a small dairy farm near live Oak, laek Martin, 35, OrlandO seeking Ins first elective teriti. and he has devoted his adult life to business In the 10th district of sooth liulord, 45, is the son of a for. former ..,,and public service in Central Florida. Florida, iner state justice. Carter, 58, central gubernatorial Republican law s1s'clallles in real estate' and (-lalins to have' been a law- candidate L. A. ''Skip'' Ilalalis,it fighting yen lunger than M('Ceifl and flu- 42, Palm Itcach, is 42, Myers. with Paul J out fond together. Deacon and Sunday School teacher, First Fort Myers of job pays former mayor 'hut' Supreme Court Baptist Church of Orlando. The lk'uux'ratic primary in' Married to the former Teresa Arbaugh; A litter contest has been eludes two former aides to Rep Rogers, Bill Sikes, 20 . the primary for the Paul fs, ui,!it in two tons, Joel, 7, and Bar?, 9. and John A IMmili relic PSC iioinlflatlofl ( 'lewiston 5th CongressiOnal District Educated in the public schools; graduated tx'(s'efl incumbent Jess Var- I )arlson, 30, Stuart Other ire' with high honors, U. of Fla. College of .11111 lit ,it ii borough and challen:ter Gerald I )c'fflcit'r - - France's new Popular Front government, only to be tmprisoned again when that goveinment fell. Thiong Chinh. 64, who as chairir in of the National Assembly standing committee ranks second to Le Duan, has a young similar background revolutionary, imprisonment, hard-line Communist and outstanding party organizer. Described as an intransigent Stalinist, he has for many years warned against deviations, not only within the Lao Dung Party. but also within the international Communist movement, Prime Minister Ptuzzn Van Dong, 66, does not share the MIAMI A)' I l-'lorIdiflS go to (he polls 'I'uesil8y In pu. mark's which lead to the thin of three new congressmen a fir'i i e bttk 'a' 1 c '.'at ten for the thiree.rnetTItr , Service (otiiiniSI'ublk State -: sloui .. =~__ .1, _~ t The balloting also IN - _ ._.:: ' ii WALLACE THE rI flPIDA L t') War Button Pushers In Hanoi Dung Workers) Party. Seven of them stay riiurv or less permanently in Hanoi. One stays at the battle front, and is currently believed to be In Cambodia. The ninth shuttles back and forth between Hanoi and Paris. They thus have direction over the home front, the battle front, the propaganda front and the diplomatic front- Following Ho Cal Minh's death, the dominant role was taken over by IA Duan. Aged 65. he is today first secretary of the Lao Dung Party. He was imprisoned by the French for illegal political activity, released under _' V -1 The Everglades: 'Alive and Well' 3.yenr.old state sr'nbUr from Miami I a'wic, Rl('li (tI'l'Fl ccm'Intrd l'rcc Writer ' Shadow Figures By ROBERT BElTS Copley News Service ! ' Opinion a By I)ON — VOLTOLINE. C,rci.,iatsOfl General manager JOHN A SPOLSKI, Assocae Editor RAN( ' - 1 Ity - — to. You feel that every repairman you deal with is. dishonest have lost one or You or at reenUy friends more by imleast offended them pugmflg their loyalty. More and more you mope about this being a "dog eat dog" world and that ever)'man is determined to take advan- I " One Man ) - -- - Fierce Fight Ends In Tuesday's Vo te - ~~ \VASIIINGTON tNEA) taken place in the city of me1hlng of a miracle has Pacifica. Calif.. these past two years. 10.111d 21 1i Juvenile delinquency dropped 15 jx'r cent in 19per cent more in 1971. dehnqiieny was steadily increasing At the same time. naticinide'—in many ltalitieS at a rate of S to 10 per cent every 12 months. year after year.Pacifica, ppula ill The outlook was not always bright In 1949. juvenile located near San Francisco. tion 37.101. arrests rose 35 per cent in these statistics compiled by the California Youth Authority. Now it might be argued that the 1970 and 1971 declines from the major bulge were merely a return to normal from 821 to 1.130. But this jumped in 1969. when arrests plain away the 1971 figure. down to 742 x theory dciesnt e I) arrests, almost 10 jx'r cent below 1969. apparently came about not through any This miracle great new discovery about young people or exotic new seemingly resulted from the application techniq ues It well'kncewfl and not overly costly mt'l hods of sonic rather The old practice. apparently followed in many cities. and send him home. was to warn an arrested youngster or forward him to court. Ne-ther alternative produced satisfactory results What Pacifica did then was sort out about a fifth to .0 arrested. and transfer fourth of these youngsters. when po1ice.OurtPrOhati0fl system. them out of the Each of these seltd youngsters. picked hecaitsi' tlii' were showed promise and because their delinquenc i es over to cciiperating groups not serious, was then turned Teachers kept a lochotit ii; the' ct'hoolc for youths pos11 t, sihlv leaded for deilmItic i' ihese '.'ui stCI'S U4 police. to the not then referred through their parents, but to the assisting groups .id was confidential and free and sisters woul d The boy or girl and parents. brothers problems with an adviser then sit down and discuss their his interests, then for The boy would be sounded out goals. fit his projects that invited into groups or A tutoring group was set up manned 1w college youths It-, help those youngsters having study difficulty. 'oung people in. An attempt was made to get these youth activities. They volved in community problems and They took part in conimti treated birds alter an oil spill. fairs, rock concerts, dances and discussions. nity Youths called "streetwalkers" were hired to go out on the streets, in parks. shopping centers, the beach and to other places where young people gather "to attempt find alter verbalize their feelings and help angry youth such as the group ac ,,ale means of expression tivities mentionedPacilica isn't the only community using these tech' niques. Some cities add a health service which may aid in plastic surgery. removal of tattoos. corrective dentist ry* or eye examinations, to remove sources of enibarrassment or handicaps which may help to drive a young person into delinquency. Drug programs are a part. Some towns have teen prevocational workshops i - - _- - ~4 F __ ~ Ii' II t I IU)MLF. - Dry0 T+ 0 11o, One City Cuts Youth Delinquency ,.1,i Political analysts. however, are not so beguiled by the possible 25.7 million young people who will be making history, as by the changing character of the entire group. They are also intrigued by the haunting fact , ' LAYER For Logical Leadership --- SOUTHERN AIR OF SANFORD, INC. OO N. MAPLE AVE. PHONE 322.832 1 __ Pd Pol Adv. by John E CoIbei't. Campaign Treisurer DEMOCRAT �I. . un Monday Sept 11. 1972 6A—The Sanford Herald Regents To Decide ator The Sanford Herald Prostitute Relates Two Rapists Meted 30 Years How She Was Sold The culation of 23,0M. has never o Ed Barber. 30. edtor.pub%ishcr been subjected IL censorship ctfl3ot ORlANDO. Fla. tAPs - Who ligator. the Largest student selection of director of UF with power to Alligator, former attng &' history ,he paper. with clr• during it-year shall control a student iww. newspaper in Florida. Regent Marshall criser o c'•'"" riiihcntinns u t university The paper or a board of West Palm Beach proposed president students, teachers and tax- instead that a seven-member payers Florida Regents are board be set up, on each settodecldethetssuetodO% for campus. to serve as Legal all u r.uliclyowrd cam- publt3hr of the ,tUdnt newspaper. The members pmes in the state. president of the would LW three faculty memThe orida t hers. three students and twi Ilniversit% of Florida C. taxpayers - one 8 lawyet. one Gainesville. Stephen O'Connell. has been seeking it ynzrnalLsi O'Connell asked the State authority to name an admInLstratton official to censor The Al- Board of Regents to c'ertit his - Ir -. -- - • t -. - y.. - D j - Return Demanded - - ., i far 1uscular )UNUSTERS from one rneghbnr?inoci colIett'ci Dystrophy in Longwood and Winter Springs. Inspired b the Jerry Telethon were left to right, Linda Ditsicar, Patricia and Joy Paxsrnri, Karen Lucock. Donny and Gary Coyle. Ronald and Robin rin Riley Photo' Paxsrrn arid Lynn t)iLslear. Lewis Viet Vet To Go On Justicv i Ed. Note . was abFBI agent, Gainesducted from a busy shopping conpirar cast, goi!i ti court eluding an GAINESVII..LE, Flu. AP, Scott Camli, Florida coordirus- today on marijuana charges. yule Mayor Richard Jones, center here in April 1971. The Fifteen witnesses have been Fire Chief John Dampier, the dark-haired secretary's body tor of Vietnam Veterans Camli's be. wife of a University of Florida was found in a shallo grave Against the War and a def en- called ti testify on twn employer of the near the University of Florida dant hi the Gainesville Six tuilt in ttw iiiarijuana case, in- dean and state prison at Tallahassee. in Gainesville a month later. Rov Carroll Pauik, 30, was Camil was charged on Feb. of and sentenced to 46 grams convicted with having had Racial Violence Breaks marijuana in his possession last death in the slaying But the Court Supreme Dec. 21. He wa also accused of Florida inF resentened PauW to lift selling marijuana inesville, Ga. Out At -year-old ex-Marine prisonment Friday in cornThe 2.5 at a high sergeant is one of a half dozen plianre with a U S. Supreme erupted youth black GAINESVILLE, Ga. t AP Leaders a! the veterans Court decision last June that football game Attempts to calm outbreaks of school City commissioners and organization indicted by a struck down the death penalty. violence were interrupted by The distraught father, his jury at ftrebomblngz and curfew 1a- black leaders were in con- federal grand night Tallahassee for nliegedl plot- head bowed as he stood before Sunday Uon Sunday ntit, and state ference weekend ting to disrupt the Republican the committee In a small and federal officials were discussing the viotence when two fires broke National Convention last month Hilisborough Coun ty called in. vourtroom said the only wa out on the predominantly black with guns and bombs Mayor Joe Stargel and city south side and it rash of commissioners met at midnight firehombings were reported with Cinyd Hall, special in the next 90 minutes fir.I ii'li1 ',iiiiiuk ant to Gay. Junniy Carter; as- men investigated more than a chief Bill aigant Civil Defense dozen firebombing reports and TOM Clack; and two representatives said they found evidence of of the Justice Department. firebomb(; in at least five small Police said 30 state troopers blazes. No serious damage was were called Into the city Sunday reported. Police reported 30 arrests for night as sporadic violence COUNTY COMMISSION broke out Friday night violations of a citywide, clusktzwhich continued, in addition. 2B more dawn curfew, imposed by REPUBLICAN troopers were placed on stand- Stargel Saturday night when D1511flcl 3 nmrv than 60 persons were arby. J"L'4P ti. t4!OQ 1attP'!. iHI''. ' '"'The violence followed a fight rested in on outbreak of between a white youth and ii violence , REPUBLICANS STAND UP FOR THE MAN WHO STANDS UP FOR YOU... - ~ Ga Rummo ~ ' VOTE FOR Jack P. Insco f or CONGRESS Insco Speaks Out on the Issues: — 'i'' activities of Jane insco is the only candidate who has had the courage to label th e Fonda and Ramsey Clark for exactly what th ey are— treasonous 4 * STATE YOUR 4 4 Insco is the one candidate who will fight for a * * ATTORNEY - . * * Accomplishments: 41 4 * 4 * Herring And Staff Record * 91 Per Cent Convictions All Felonies Last Fiscal Year. * • - Personally Obtained 9 Convictions Last 10 Cases ( 1ri Degree Murder, 2 Rapes, 1 Manslaughter. - -- - •••''•'• -. - - 4 * 4 -- ELECT O uls L II). "Ii)/%]N' PELHAM School Superintendent ' • ..t6E 36 Clii 1.1)11 EN .M1t 1111 1 El) T\V()UNIV EItSl'I'Y OF' I'1O1{ lI)A • U.S. 1)EG H EE IN scHool4 ADMINISTRATION .MASTERS L)E(;HEE 'l'tlIH'fEEIN YEARS TEACIIUN(; INSEMIN()l,E (OU'FY • 11 \E I EARS tI)i1 UN 1S'l'I{ 1t'FIVE l)(JTIES 1t5 1)1-:AN, - J _____ - -. . .. / . - ASSISTANT l'RIN(:II'A14 & I5 RINCIJ'AL 1MISSIONER IN SEMINOLE COUNTY 10 ELEC'I'El) COUNTY (: IN 1968 • SEMIN()1 4E (:ouN'rY 110111' AUTHORiTY - * FOR Strong Reading Programs In All Schools * FOR Strong Impartial Discipline * FOR An Infornwd Public On All Issues * FOR Strong Vocational-Tech nical Programs For All Students * FOR Strong Leadership ELECT PELHAM School Superintendent DEMOCR AT Pol. Ad. Pd. by Louis D. Pelham, Treas. rpir elect Insco is the Qualified Candidate: - _________ A' IFI w.. * * * Insco is the one candidate who knows the problems the people have with the BE 1 4 it must be accomplished properly because all crime from • - TOM RADLOFF SPEAKS ON VITAL ISSUES PLANNING & ZONING My opponent is i IiiuI developer' Tot) utitri W ,1111111111 We don't need a land developer on the County Co,nmn,ssioui, I the long range effect that development will have and zoning are decided UOfl wit liout proper consider 916 011 to . Cuti'ity ond Stilt' plilflIttl l)rOP'fl .111(1 (uOi(IiIl,itL effOft between City will investigate the county wide land use commissions. the beflnefit of ALL in the area of roads. IS a "111c.l matter - I will work Seminole County Residents. Long range planning, especially State, County and City aut tmor it it's at)( I Which tjiVt. Sem i nole toward a on ied long range road pl an which involves Road right - of -ways need to be secutd in advance at nrowth! County a comprehensive road plan for the future. — I COUNTY SEWER SYSTEM to c entrali ze an adequate sewer system" hlathet as (levelo;) Seminole County has, at present, 110 comireherl5iVi' supply the'ir owo sewage treatment pla nts. mn.ny of ments are built outside city limits, the (luveloperS are having to being annexed into cities so that ttie'j may tie into existing systems which are inadequate, or the (1evetopnhu.tS are ul' I evopers, working under requirwnuluts OStJl)liShle'(I by 11"I county, I would work to develop ii plan by which del system these' System's to the County. Ilir otitihi this MI R)[) supply systems for the (1Cv0101)rile'flt and in turn, deed these disiios4ii WhiCh WoUld 4151114! Sm'minolt' County tideqi ltitit atul safe' sewage (;ould liecomne suhst ,mt ionS to ,t mn.iStt'r systu'mll Insco is the one candidate who has devoted over 20 years to the Republican Party Am . and to the election of Republicans to public office. Insco travelled throughout the nation in 1968 as a member of the Nixon-Agnew campaign ti-am. 4 "1 FEEL SO STRONGLY ABOUT ARTICLE S Consolidation, ISSION C UNTY C III insco is the only candidate wi th Congress ions I eperience. Al though only 42 years old Insco has served as an Executive Assistant it three Republican Congressmen from Florida for the past eighteen years. Insco is a Working Republican: Vigorously Prosecuted Drug Violators. 4 elect towards cooperative' goals The county and cities rnust cement their relationship and work I , tar future geu)i'r It it)ii I 1 1st DEGREE MURDER TO TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS WILL COME TO THIS OFFICE. Jack P. Insco.... NOW, MORE THAN EVER, YOU NEED A MAN OF RESPONSIBILITY, EXPERIENCE, AND INTEGRITY AS YOUR STATE ATTORNEY" I a TOM RADLOFF IS QUALIFIED Local Businessman Altamonte Sp'ings City Councilman Stands Up For You I I I THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED S. Seminole Jaycees Masons & Toastmasters Vote Insco For Congress On Tuesday SUPPORT INDUSTRIAL GIIOWTII ut to provide 1obs for aiim (ltlt?iIl1)lOyt(I. Attraction I will work for prudent n(iustridl growth within Seminole County erwin orirnen tsi standi,rds WøU hi nut .fein industry that requires nii n 1mm un COl in ty services .111(1 will i ropitrly meet our t eioluuih it I",-t'n ti hut -.,'inld to usoi ,ilituuiud it'. i'.iltit uhtil only be a benefit to our County siMtiOcuiltIlj. burden on our r e ok r itS DRUGS As a conscious citizen, I am deeply concerned about the Seminole Resident since 1963 Married, one Son Baptist Religion Ta vote for yaw Republit$fl Coressmazt pull the lit lever dews and leave ft dews!! 4 LU! by POIII - 14 Hrr,mj Cmp.Vfl Troalmrer MM .M At G.O.P. AL AL AL PotO PoibI,'C.I At ',vc1tttng by On McMiIIn, Camp.gn Ci,rm.o ill rising drug problem. As your County Commlsiotier. I will officials to stalfl$) out this menace to our s06ety 1 support and assist both local and state law enforcement DISTRICT 3 For a United Seminole * * Pot 4 - COUNTY UNIFICATION Vigorously Combated Spoilers Of Our Ecology. 4 -- - - e~= 'N-q inset' is the one ca ndidate firmly committed against gun controL he's been doing for the past 18 years! * Outstanding Mutual Spirit Of Cooperation With Law Enforcement. 4 4 respective Circuit (otirt-s. Fleeing the scene, the two were 'flj, possibly an Cfl(liflg is apprehended two days later by written to one of the most In- a 75.rnan posse and were fatuous crimes to hit the San- sentenced to death in the electric chair by Judge Waddell ford court annals. on Aug 24, igrs. The two were convicted TOM Federal hureauracy and how to solve these problems Solving problems is what — 4 4 - 11 were returnpil to their * 4 4 - Avqitrtlin~, , Io 11rouk. act (if - Consti tutional Amendment to restore Insco is the' ant' candidate who will fight welfare t'hislers. * • - 'Ainishment lWyond tile act. t1ant to life imuprisomnent. itself. If punishing you would do j80. 1, 1972, convicted rapists having been found guilty by a anything (or that little girl. I are ii%'en an nutuiiuitie life Circuit Court jury Rd assure you I would mete out the sentence. ,n amnct,ituiient to the entcnCed to the electric chair. maximum punishiuiwnt. Rut, t)ii' state Contttutiofl. to become effecti'r Oct. I. provides that in According to lirock, "Yes. harm done her is done." Stating he was taking into there was trauma in this 'fl ' prosecuting consideration the age of the the OSCAR FOR STEEl. but it lays with The NEW YORK A1'i itness." Brock stressed (hi' defendants at the time of the nation's rnuIIibIIlIondolliir ider the offense, Judge Waddell then s court sh o uld con trauma of the child, a 12-year. sentenced the two defendants to steel industry has its version of old girl, when meting the 30 years at a state prison, fllmdom's Oscar awards Called the l)eiign In Steel commencing from the date of sentence. Award Program the contest Is their original incarceration, lie open to all architects, engidiminutive in (illev, daYs Iii stature. iuI%'I%CtI (1W)' tlI neers, designers and artists nd l)rumright. eorinilant ntt liicli to appeal the sentence, who work In steel h.'.pt.it led, made no (01flIn the past, such diverse Supreme U.S, Under the ment upon their ease, sta nding as dump trucks and dishitems before the court with hands ('tiurt ruling outlawing the washers, subway cars and sum clasped behind their backs, in death penalty, 13 men on iner houses have won awards meek, set'intngly subservient Rail ord's death row. sentenced Thfs year, a panøl of I ? noirtl t die for rape, were ordered by uhitt1t' experts will judge the erit r bc ('otirt to Supri'iiit' i i.... w,.i.i..it orior to hit' Florida I•' prayer to the classroom. 4 4 • court to sentence abolishing capital punishment. ________________________ Insco is the one candidate who has come out against * For DECENCY in Prosecution 4 % ives. lUt is one of the Insco is the one candidate who has come out a1ainst forced busing. ABBOTT HERRING 4 truck stop. I was not even given any instruction. The tricks 1,11111111ptiteil -1-hert, Iw returned insco is the one candidate committed o restoring th ree branches of government in America by halting the excesses of the Supreme Court. * RE- ELECT - - - PUADLOFF . reasons why I think prostitution was 'locked-up" In Atlanta and men paying helped me. should be legalized. It is better forced Into prosti tu ti on. It's told Within a few days I was raw. to have a man pretend I am his in her own words wi th names One of the truck drivers told me daughter than to have him one changed to protect their about NV. I did not even know day ra pe her. One man lik ed Iii' ldenttfy.i how to check a man for VD. to t alk over him with m' high They toug't me that too. There heels. I liked him because I did temert. the sociologist ri' only three states that do not not even have to undress. out that the differences in ......Prostitutes art' brainwashed Ni(1et11R laws. Th is law appearance of the prostitute is to protect the prostitute from very early to hate the square, have vanished. "so that to the pimp Georgia was one of \'t'ti learn to lake a climax. You separate her from the soelet) pimp is the matron. the debutante, or those three. A -n of man. Most of up their ego. Also it causes college girl in a hotel lobby is an lowest ton them are extreme woman them to ('lunax faster and time almost impossible haters 1'hcv are stupid and is im'nev. We can moan and Indeed Jovct could have tx'en have a basic inseCurity wi th in groan and say all the right a combination of all three. She character. Some still hold things while kokin at our appeared very smart indeed their their girls in line ith mi- match out of the corner of our t ith a super sophisticated possible dreams of 1k day eye. It is such a business like pants when we go square and have a arrangement that not even She addressed the class with t'tLJit' 1)) the roid Mine kept Casinova ct'uhl ha e made ''Your , tcxt," she related, inc in tine ith tctr lie ra v e ciinntx. says 4 per cent oi me gins in me man- reasons to fear him. Truck stops you split 5(-50. prostltuion were recruit ed b) Once a week he would come houses with the madam. force. I believe that to be an around and collect the money. I a nd 4G-&l with bell boys at accurate figure. 1 was one of made about a $1,(Wa week I hotels It is always worth it lived that 4 per cent knew if I made less he would because that bellboy is supwas 18 years of age beat me. I was luckier than posed to protect you. lie makes Geora, and had just lost my child. My moMHethd buy mea car and I sure of the trick not being the husbandleltme.IhadbecflOUt had $20 in my purse for law, bails you out of jail if of touch wi th m parents for emergencies. Most girls do not necessary, and can protect you two years. 1 moved across town have anything. if the trick gets rough- Once a to lose contact with my A trick at a truck stop is trick hung me out a fourth floor husbaid. You can do that easily arwwhere from $10420. a hotel window and the bellboy in Atlanta. I booked bands. S2O44Oanda call girl quite a bit me. "One day I met a man, young hig her. I have had doctors, lawyers, and good looking He wore Mostmenfromlowersocio— priests id senators. Doctors alligator shoes, custom shuts, economic groups perferred sex are th e m os t likely to be $3(W suits and drove a new unconventionalwaystniafl over sadistic. I believe99.44 per cent Caddy,' I was so naive that I woman and half-and-half). It of all men use prostitutes. All neser even wondered why (ii' was the higher socio-economic men are animals. boy a young man could have men that perferred the deviant TRIED TO RUN AWAY su'h wealth. I poured out my ways. I liked deviancy because Once I tried to run away from heart to him and he realized the more devant. the more the my pimp. I saved a little money ve quickly that no one knew trick paid. They were often from each one and got a $100 bill where I was or would even miss willing to pay anything. My rolled it up and sewed it into nis favorite trick was a masochist. my hem He found it and 'He and another friend of his He would come about one a twueve me It was not worth it. wire going to drive me home. month and bring this kit full of Once in north Georgia I thought mehave to a locke y took lntead u joint.thSome girls been things for me to beat him with. I could have gotten to a bank He represented all the tricks to deposit box but I had no place to thri' sears. I was there for inc and this was my chance to hide the key. severe months. Pimps came It was an FBI agent that get even. I vented my hostility rigutarly to select girls. One finally helped me to escape. lie I would call him all kinds of divahamburger pimp came in names i enjoyed beating him was after my pimp for d I told turn 3u51 get me out of and after awhile we outgrew something- lie broke state laws, trrc and I will work for you for that kit and I collected things to but not Federal laws. This tic rest of my life. I kept telling use. It would take several agent lent me the money from nysctf this cannot be hap- weeks for the bruises to leave his own pocket and helped me yning. This is 1964. 1 cotild turn. Of course I always tied into Florida with the Liopes that lave very easily gotten away him Up. the pimp would follow me and rom him within the week but Daddy" "I'd Call The m they could nab him. He was too te sat in on a poker game and would like me rt though to cross that state "Many tricks ast me to another manwas their daughter. hoe. to pretend I I just kept repeating to - emotion Diana de Ia Paz, Herald "'.... PAID POL, ADV. BY DAN PELI-IAM DEMOCRAT A — Exclusive, this fifth (it seven parts a prostitute one Wrific crimes n' :iu.thter'i- life I hope it will not tail me again.' 1e 11i Paz told the committee Satur- Tr al th' MARILYN GORDON For Strong Impartial Discipline For Countywide Reading Program For Career Training For All Students - TAMPA, Fla. i AP there can be 'justice for the Smz eekt equal punishment for murder" of his daughter is tr the man convicted of putting reassemble *1w electric chair daughter to death Sergio dc lit Mat. Atty. Gen. Raymond Paz has urged the governor's Markey, also appearing bet art committee on Capital PIi'i the Committee, said the ment to restore capital punish- Legislature should reinstate tht metu in Florida. his failed me and death penalty, but only far Mny 4, IWkS, toy the jury af,,,r Io Circult Courts qjjvIj cnses there sluill be no two tvsirs of deliberation. eligibility for parole. was certainly trnuiiui in the for rt'enten&'ltig to life tinThe victim was walking nir case." found (lint yumu prisonment or a term of years. th e circumstances of Prior to Jan. 1, flrock *.nkl, case. me jury fl1 off West Six th Street on Assistant State Attorney lay woiting at the railroad track Those sentenced to death for onvitctI rapists could receive ret A. 1965. w he n she was rnelf this is 1 f4 This cannot I would ca ll them 'daddy.' 8101 Newman Urock, in his anti attacked the rhikt. I think murder were resentenced to life etthcr death, life iroprisenment øqiihIi'ul screams 11cr be happening, but it did of deviant men would never customary hard.hitti ng what Mr. Fins meant was there tm;iirIsunmimi' lit ttnvtulving 27 or a terni of years in prison, brought assistance from ' happen 1k' sold me for $150 to a reveal their deviancy to their prosecution manner, askettthe was no unstint beating or inmates. which, he said, is the rcaspn the neighborhood woman, who bent selijeneIng. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Of Death Penalty Mondy, Sept. 11, 1912—IA - Ati - •U' 01 (''' (1.1.1, C.'i.y'' REPUBLICAN �f r,rd , — BA—The Sanford Herald Monday , Sept. fli!L I njew s EAV1NGHOM oper-s ^i- v J OR MORE In Endorsing Candidates IC in %'mriircgth was Continue N,tPrn'Jt a I ...i4rti IhC 111119 CIi- efld(WSC- BACHELOR • T'-. ,I,.,prs! 1 N %P 0" P.It"4 Republican Cand,date District 34 Florida House of Represent stiffs 1 or -f MASTERS DEGREE r,' .1, 'ii.."j ppt.4I S A. 5A If q9! I'll ,.00dI t If 's f'I Yast.qS Wi th out Attending Classes ! "i'" '_ I' " "'1)!' a s.r-I, S V"I øi'' pVli*O ,..vr),4f1I,afa ',1i Ø'T' (vd' 5 'Vøfl Osv 'r"") ,e'J *r# 'i ç r,C,%Arn'I w'rp ;',! . '' bildy of more arret Sunday h. (Iav II, (IIRISTIANSTE!). St Croix. rww's said, at least 14 men had been moved in and init ,,f the V I I AP — Five fflf'fl charged with murdering eight person.s Hn<'kefell.rowfled clubhouse the poth Two of the men left the cnrn• during a robbery At A Course rnand PASt in han&- uff' arid Fountain Valley (,(,If ____ puiliee as ompan;ed by polite, raising still are on the run the arrest srl1latlOn. keep a heavy guard Tonkin refused to dlsuc rc jailed in the killings flenth warrant_s for the five them unfugitives were issued late SunaybyJuogeWarrPn Young If day by jw,ge Warren of US, [hctri(t Court. Atty (;rn. flonald Tonkin said Gov Melvin Ii Evans ulentilien the live us Warren Ba lientine, lsnniael lbeet. l(apha'i ______________ Jrse ph. a man identified only ;sc a Sunehei and another identified presented SEM lNOlE Chapter 30 I)lsahlNl American Veterans only as i'epe'' or Pahlo year membership pin to J P. M{ready. seated, and 25-year pins to "The men being sought are i1(Vifl! ,Jesse Cook, and stan(tiflg lift to right', G. A. Muffley, Marvin l)yal. armed ar.d should be considi Ann Riley Photo) 'red dangerous...Tonkin said, Thomas ( udak. reading from a st4ternent hy Evans Two others charged in th e VIRGINIA UTROSK$ Meral Smith and slayings P.O Bog 1114 have been Ucatuiiont (kreau __ Samford, FIR. iiIe'l on the neighboring i.5I,Ifld CONP4I( LESLIE of St iluiirias, where they were ii.4Th7 ' taken Following their are1 Shooting FIfir Saturday night Smith, 21, of Estate Grove HILDA RICHMOND (Ii('Itt'd today that they thought medal with champagne. By (111(1 IH)I.lJ.IN(. 66$SSbl Place, St. Croix, and Gereau. 'Champagne bottles go pop. •i report of shots at the Olympic ,tociattii I're%s Writer D.Iton., F'& t, of St. Thomas, were atPolice in Village on the eve of the ending as s'iryone knows," one of the 1UNl(il APi raigned in secret shortly after of the 20th games was a False Frenchmen commented. SUppOSe(1 their arrest_c, and Municipal The shots also were alarm. Judge John March set bond at The police called off their to have been heard near the more than $1 million." acsearch for a gunman after corn- viet quarters, but "the Busn-ordng to a statement Ltsuenl -1 A 11111 01 bing the athletes' residential stuns heard nothing," an Olym the governor's office b area all night with dogs. ltec• pir spokesman said. TOM Some newsmen, however. Saturday night. lives said they found no spent the Bu sHowever, Evans said Sunday and saw police swarm into bullets, no empty cartridge night said charges against all no other evidence that any shots stun area. Several photograThe been filed in U S pliers were roughed up by se- had seven tiul been lLred. Utstnct Court for the Virgin Strong police rcinlorcemiivlit-s runty guards, awl their press Islands by actrng US. Atty COUNTY COMMISSION were rushed into the village credentials were taken awiy as Frederick Watts and Young set Sunday night amid Fears of an. they attempted to take pictures bail at $2UO,)O each. nt_ I'UI3LICAr other terrorist attack like the in that area. u ic I :t anThe German government Tonkmn' s meeting with the IsOOC Tuesday in which 11 I I,' , I - I , ,''i' press on the terrace of the club raelis, five Arabs and one Munnounced meanwhile that UU — site of four of the eight killtopsies of the nine slain Israeli ich policeman were killed. ings last Wednesday As (luring Tuesday's tragedy, hostages showed the Arab terof them a they squelched rumors of the possiall conflicting reports and rumors rorists shot uw' and blindfolded in tied flooded into the Olympic press sat renter across the campus from two helicopters at an air base near Munich. the Olympic Village. Th ere had been speculation Munich police gave this 'er- _______-_---- ci CflT Kan In ________ A I CASSELBERRY 92 _________ -4- Mit,o%ifldIflgc nud I11dV ;ut a smile un uur t.. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ADULTS i Ihit th! \Velcoml' \Vngnn hostess U1111 InAl! it easivr le, FURNITURE ALES candidate had sufficient Lewis, I)- prerne Court scat, Rivers fluBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS State Sen. Gerald running for a ford Jr., a former assistant Most Florida newspapers Miami, who is general, was they would prefer that the three Public Service state atturney in seat on the made appointive. have rejected incumbents Commission. Incumbent Jess recommended to voters by PSC seats be for their editorial endorsements endorsed- by eight newspapers. Incumbent -- Police Hunt For 5 ,• , PEARSON '.. IS NO I.AUGIIING I'. p VOTE 1Vj ), 17 2---9A PIr'd"j. "pt. r'r.-id fl y MAT (ARNF.S u •• W,Ilpr ''* — — - - u'4,Jecrr' P '4tD — .' — — — — - — C.oPiOA 30H c,m,rat"l "r1'• y' — ' ' 'irna o1r1r'cc ELECT BOB" CARROLL __________________ COUNTY JUDGE At Olympic Village _ GROUP 2 EMINOLE COUNTY — — Is False QUALIFIED THROUGH EXPERIENCE DLOFF R duties of my office will not allow time to see each of you individually, but I would appreciate your support .' ' and vote. ' ' — .1) rI I want to do something frr cmii I 7 in. ConareSS Congress -- - not just be a man! Congressman! stun of Sunday night's activity: that the German sharDshooters Five shots were fired. A gun- might have hit some of the hosshooting at the ziman was seen firing from a tages while£t__ AiaIIwI' uiv mut M8DS. spiral staircase outsiUe me th e Arabs showed the autopsy quarters of the Moroccan team. apparently killed the hostages The gunman got away. No casmoments after the sharpualtles were found. ed shooters opened fire. A police official suggest Mat it 'could have be-en an evil - - - tt.& _ ___ - I I -- ;. ',,c,r • EMCCAT SLATON 1t ;:, ___________ "A ... SCHOOL BOARD / (DISTRICT 2) 14 YEARS EXPERIENCE - Your Vote pal Ad Pa - Will Be Appreciated Ov Q.111 5ljte. r4S PLATFORM Hello, I'm Vince Fechtel, Jr. PRO IrECT tt'itj r%dIi,r.11 oe.,ut', & eslS,,ir'Jflmefll f aur state. -,TQP forted busing- I have lived in Central Florida most of my life, and know this district well. I am it Central Florida businessman seeking to represent you in the Florida House of Representatives. My wife Joyce is a school teacher and I am avare of the problems we face in education. We have two school children: Jav, 1% and Kara, 6. 4 ..r _..U..e.w,nn heard, a 17-year-old Austrian LONDON API — The BritFell to ins death from a flagpole near the village while ap- Ish Safety Council wants to set Jack Martin has proved parently tr ying to steal an up & round-the-clock iniorma protect the cornOlympic flag, Hans Klein, the lion center to head of the Olympics' press munity against disaster after hemicalas County accidents involving chemicalsection, said the dea th ab- carrying trucks, County* in solutely was not connected with The centerS which would pro-' the shooting. , I1l I vide lull information on th e Another Olympic official sal" dangers of any chemical to th e the shots were heard in the area police and lire authorities. of time French quarters — would be on the Lines of an whtre, about that time, the existing service in Washington to meet the challenge. French were toasting their 1,- which dealt with more thin VOTE 6Omcter rela y team's bronze 4,000 enquiries last year. . F CCNEp'-I"/E REELECT RAY SLATON practical joke." OFFERED About the time the shots were INFORMATION ON CHEMICALS' HARM I ) -,flFFER penalties or irug pushers, )TATE STATUTE to ensure 'he ,ndi'd,dudIS right 'o NOqk at the 3cn1Jpdt1011 ,i15 ChOICe #oth I tronq 'Right To Work - law. ,If EouC.r;cN orepare lof Os .1. re'spunstbillt'y I Sincerely Ask For r'qht Q 'iCT ,i, 1?it5f1% Your Help and Vote 9 the conctitutioncli of law abiding 'nEEP v4r arms. swift law !$ ' torcement. L3UILD the right reads ji this regflt plv, ~4<2w it 1he rtqht flme. 4EINSTATE capital tyunishment ELIMNATE po4iftcal 'sOilS' Vstf REFORM probate laws. oiTOP 3QIS000%j% sprIvflt3 - )t P.cnth. RESTORE ntegrit'i. & 'thus fl "let's roll 'em up. JR. I For Action! ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER LONCERNED CITIZEN CONSUMER ADVOCATE JOHN VOGT FOR STATE SENATE DEMO, SEAT 17 - p.it1l Vol Ad,' Ui C mmiJ'iJ° I T i'at I . . and go to work. for tIit' [louse of Re1rese,tath'e Dktri( too ill �Monday. çf,, 11, 19/) I IA 1 tie ,'iitfo' (I IIr'r.itt %4 Monday, Sept. 11, 1972 10A—The Sanford Herald PICKUP and Vote Supports Israeli's S. Casts Veto I n U N H istory U 0 SIfl(W the 144 Wilt. The Soviet Ambassador'lacnh A. tsppotnt&'d" b.the U.S. 'et the AP - The United State, CASt thatstould have 8pPhI the HIVIUCS Mali spoke of -the LIISLrNSIOg and could not ki the miter armed forces remained on second vein in the hi-stOry of resohitini; to terrnrst ItS ZLI1 both he and Kelani as well as milluir)' operatILUh5 evenlc which occurred in Mw- rest. UNITED ?AT1flNS. Li Get'.. l')a'td E1u7.ar. the the U N Securit C'.c'uncil Sun to put them on the railed trw resotUiofl that trilled JIJ " U.S AInlIUsSildor George Army chief of staff, warned day night. It killed a resolution killed "a same footing as the ne Israeli 1O weak. during ii television appearance di'rnarultiw a halt U Israeli T(- Rush said their The restiliitinn, very IYqWI.UIn passzit that raids would he '' doning thi u-,- that more terrorist attacks ririsril raids hut UILITII.. 1W g and i1Ui. Gus the S uientliifl of the Arab terrorism could have made the resolution aggressive potic utiIsraeli shivu, noted "the deterkirritlng could be expected. He said Lhe mzinlacs. more acceptable." that provoked the raids situation in the Mddlc East" would be met further countExplaining his own veto. he The crautrik.. ThebIsraeli raids. 1w TheveWC*itflCHftPrZlfl nuIdav Chinese Ambassador Huring and called an ••( parties (flfl• said, were In retaliation net the pestinian Mild the resolution ignored realIifl . and "looked Ii) effect but Htut. presiding (Wet tthe CoUncil eerTwd It' c'eiw, immerli'itely tile., nnl' for the Munich msssacrC guerrilla massacre of Israeli Olympic athletes in Munich not to cause. Its "silence on for the First time sfl,ce Peking military operations it rising wave of ym Tueda and Israeli nil strikes the disaster in Munich" invited ernered the world organimtiofl erc'ise the greatest restraint" but also for au.ac'ksagillnStlsrJiPt'S border" means 1 column by 2 In late last year. also referred in Friday at reputed guerriflu po- more terrorism, he said. Adjourning the meeting, with Syria and 1..ebannn. che. Too smell for an aid Replying to Arab churns tb:: fl-resident HIunig said the " and support a world "11w unfortunate incident" STUI and Leharuiri We be noticed or e'flectve? stUons in China and the SIWII't Ufli1W in which athletes need not fear Munich but then said that the eurits Council still had before It numerous civilians were kills'.1 You're readiric this one! ' assassins and passengers an Palestinians and other Arabs the Syruan and14" banese cam- in the raids, Elazar said: ' W earlier tuid yt1l1flWfld1 planes make ever)' effort to avoid , need not fear hijacking. hadbe"r —compelled to take up plziints against the Israeli — arms . to recover their tacks and he would consult the hurting civilians. hut many let ush declared. Rush r other members on when to meet rnri.ct bases are situated in the Bush gM applause from the hnriwthruls' from israel vicinity of civilian settlements again. gallery for his veto And Israeli ARIbIIsSIId(rS Haissam In Israel, the start of the It is, therefore. unforturut Amha.c.cadnr Yosef Tekouh, a1Kelan: of Syria and Ednuard N Neu Jewi sh t,,Ghnrra of Lebanin. who 1usd .lewist' Neu Year was cele- impassible always to avoid sent because of the for the meeting. braled quiet1 in the wake of the riling civilians" Year, told newsmen by le Syria Mild its casualties In on' heaviest Israeli air attacks phone that the U.S vaiC would 'is dissatisfactiOn, "applauded b the people of registered Ghnrra said he was "deep!% rigisinsI the Arab guerrillas Friday bombings were t Islsrui' By WIlLiAM !%. O'flS Aasaeiated Press Writer 1x2 heav,e'4 ?.irnN' the 1W ,\.dM war-2(* killed and scores LebAnil"911' 'çhe wounded government said 111 persons re liUetl and M wounded h Israeli air action against its .. 1-. a- -; _______________________________________ appear ing in The Sanford Herald re a Va lab I e to you in 8 x 1 0 repr In s I z e for $3 DIAL 322-2611 or 8319993 —0-0 V iet ( VLU UTIII'J 171 SHEETS USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES H NONRUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS or INSULATING I DEAL FOR ROOFING .1 : - - .... ' New Mutual Bwl'evs-1 C 'n Vows Iii .i)ot.ti)i( Rtfl44 Jtt(" Off Sanford I Open MOO. thru Fr $ a., Concelt a ... -. - ,- " -. ' - . , .. - ' .- - ' . - 4 . . . - - - - J.. ' . I-, •' . .- - - Season - _. 2522 PARK way a , between and tonight 8 n .'d' - . '/6eeks - - . . ... (1g 'Sr (I1 - - '(Iia.iidkl Chattel 57(),j 4 - - j' \ Isabel Neville Feted At Suipise Shover --- L - - - In hc"vj'1n1_f u'iili the Lijilun Jmlic"i The . - - the guests wearing aSTartl0n long white gown adorned with MIt. AND MILS. GEORGE. gown fasonedwithaWhitetP Nary braid. Frank was sporting unusual FOl'EIt are also among he and muted red and white skirt accented with red fringe. Sanford Civitan Club Me in I ier,Ivror Lino Clyde L0n Bill M8iic2ow'. Sal Manire Sid RiChere Jerry 'Ross tIe; Serraes Ron Urban Leon Walker 1- W Woodall URGE EVERYONE TO MRS. RANDALL iJUIJA) CHASE was one of the first concert patrons I spotted. Julia, su who has been a concert poer for >.Car5was Pet)' lovely in a long pink lace gown embellished with brilhants. was terrific, too, Ladling up punch at one of the tables. %1iS A1Ili(1uit, K. 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Sohidsand Fancies ______ ': SCREEN ',iuIriii iii Pt" SHOE REPAIRS R EG. $2.38 or $5h () (in boys, cleaning & Dyeing All Work Guaranteed Yd. 2 G R O UP I I Expert Shoe Repair GET OUT AND 88 $ And Men's Wear Weaes 1 exclusi vely . .. NOW Selection Knits No Al At A Special Low Price - - shortage. And save yourself money, too. POLYESTER t11)I'eI1aIlt AlmqUlSt, Ill Anderson Circle, structofl Co. and the brIi!e at the T.G. and V. announce Sanford, marriage of their daughter, ROSE SOUThWARD AND Summer Dress Carolyn Almqulst, to JANICE SPRINGFIElD Miss lAstig, eulIiahIle tlrt'iiss' table In the den, Kenneth Suprenant, son of Mr. reigned a perfect for a car,'(rt's' are Mrs. Tim hkkaraiflefl, 403 where they were busy renewing and Sanford, summer. For sit hiuuii' or in Way. the Colonial into memberships (lie' seashore', these dreism's Saturdriy, Sept. 2, 1972. (ire'ssed tip or tuhh1t'tI aisoci,ilt on. The bride is graduate of tin- rums be it. Rose wore a long twn-Wne Janet chose 1972 class at Seminole High doii pink gown and School. 'I'tie grown also — purple and white. membership attended Seminole High and Joining the received his diploina while chairmen lovere ELEAN01i a'"" Alkahest serving in the U.S. Arm)'. of RILEY The couple will snake their oducUon3, Inc., Atlanta, Ga., in Delt.ona. The grown is home each who arrives In Sanford / — --- - AJrI Brsson .obei'1 Brissim E C Harper, Jr. Tt.d Nawkirs Ed 4-iuçihes Wilier,' Jet Charles l(mp4 ,ICCi V,enr*r Derrell '3ai/iLc4 .0 - . f csI.F and rtj'tI ndlAbc3 .'.ith white burning tapers. the i:lendaflt's bouqut' ."re placed an the punch table W55 etted with hi l an large erysl punch ntiqt silver tn4 re enttaifld a! the reception by a inuklafl in kilt-4 playing a rred'ley of lively Snttish wedding tun5 on the tmgpipeq Greeting guests at the door nd tntroducing thet to the receiving line was Mrs fn Watson r . aunt of the bride 1ss Gina Madden, st.r of the groom, presided at the bride'; took table Mrs Howati Ik4ges and Mrs. Noah Rth ciii and QTVCd U* ilkC anti pouring were Mrs Orville Touchthfl and Mrs Seeber himooks, aunt.' of the bride and 1r; Melvin WilkinS Floating hnitesie* were rs M 0 Walker, Miss emfl of the rnom; Miss Joy FAwaT' rd '4Iss Judie JIll) Jar ,crsCs -,VeTP Miss PtastY and Miss .&rah (.1: couSinS of the groom. For her going-awaY outfit Mrs. Madden chose a beige and blue printed knit ensemble fflg a high neck with blue -veltss redlngot? with beige She carried tagnin nt," presents . Kicks — It in_ m- "td11:.) US e I arnt Mrs. Orville Barks, couple' at riiItt, who are greet ing Mr. a nil Mrs. \'altcr 1 ' ' Uill \iiiceiit plwtu) 1 Reception ( /i (ib ' A. Madden, cIr,iature nosellay, a reptfr;i lt'flgtti gi iwo of silk organ 1.'i, .rr wedding bouquet. fashioned along (he Kinpirt' The couple left for a trip at Watt In3ney World and silhouette, with a high Mandarin collar. 'the lxxlk'e and residence will be in their n M US. S 11' V EN ALLANMA I II) EN collar were overlaid with venise Tampa where they are students the University of S(,uth blot! velvet ribbon was blue miramtst over taffeta, pink. lavender. green, yellow at fltW'Ot1n-F5 In the concert lace and in never did Figure peach They carried inserted around the waist and footwear 1shiiit'tl along (Ii.' Empire and astwIntIofl. ar to attend the rptiOfl. l't this a fabulous party " (Alt of town gue-_%Lj came from out whether they were white who is president sit lace ;stst'ls siowni the front.sIn-er The silhouette. Deep blue velvet multicolored flower bills Florida 't1t', — ''This home is perfectly wai-St an(i Ninilting frorn ribbons matching distinctive decorations booth, booties or just what jo11e. Daytona Reach. bows Accented ill(, The ce lace their gowns just a few of the were under the eonuttand of anyhow his hitc flairs and Barnett Bank of Seminole full Bishop sleeves of organza were capited Willi blue the cokr of de Gainesville. Dade City, Vern Collilty, is Also tile county 1972These are but the slanilders and cuffs and (till tiistmp ieeves. A wi Bruce Hobin served burgursly Jacket were llighty sit Reach. Orlando, Palatka, 73 UNlThI) FUND ChAIR- appliqued with lace' medallions, velvet bow of the same shade handsome threads to cornt'er h'lpiecV. She carried groom as best man and Tampa, flothan. Ala . and WilS t1N. cthe&rd Thursday night top form, wearing a long black were Charles miniature grootnsUie'fl Throuith a Freudian slip. I hen the board of directors of and white absti'qCt print gown. plement his txxitcry. n- sweeping chapel length a nuilticolo boll of % i[i rnpa; V n UIIIIUI 11)oTTIF; train wits overlaid With silk pink carnations. lavender pom litav . , with introduced George MRS. Mutual County to chat I'aused briefly was orguiflw and edged with venise pon dsisies, peach snowflake Io Watson Jr., Gainesville. Association KARNS, food chairman, JORGE [ ( ,7nic er t of the bride; Tommy us self. and I)II. AND nolC lace. Her fingertip veil of irn• porn pons, blue cornfiowers and cousin tntertained at a gala reception her usual %ivaciO Lessons For May and Barney Griggs, STEl.I1 C,OMEZ to discover go, George, go! hanging I the lakefront home of DR. perfectly lovely in a swishing ported silk Illusion fell (ruin a yellow poun pon daisies "lnfanticitatiflg." groom. of the that Stella is Maitlanci, cousin Beginning Children Before niaking my egress, cap, overlaid with from a blue satin ribbon. pink sheer floral print gown. ,\ND MRS. ORVILlE BARKS ('ongrats, were The bride's mother chose a enjoyed enlightening encounter Tudor (organ or Pno Her capable assistants the youthful, but matching lace over organza, lot workers, supporters and Britiessisaids and matron KIRK rose crepe with silver JERR1) and inset dainty blue rose ttes promoters of th e association. MRS. BILL. had the with Misses 1.ynne hall, (treSS of Speaking of doctors, two new DYNAMIC DOMINICK and his with blue ribbon. In tier shoe were the AND MRS. JACK 1VIRGINIA1 WLLM a six pence brought from Tampa; Sandy Scott, North jeweled neckline anti a corsage easure of meeting wore a black pl ANt) 1)EI.IGIITFUI4 DORIS The spacious home was BURNEY. Je the occasion by her I'alin hk'ach; Jeanette Guess, of rose cmbtdiuin orchids. The and doctors in our midst, DR. wore a blue ANNON known as JUDGE AND England for [ bulging at the beams with and white long gown ROBERT L.EI.ANI) better MUSIC MRS. . Joining us were that attorney ittaid of honor. She carried a Clearwater; Pamela Madden, groom's mother and Virginia, crimson lace. CO • MUM action and activity CECEUA) SMITH, and l)lt. MRS.'roun'toWfl, SAI.FI a WII4FOIU) Tudor nosegay of white roses, sister of the groom and Mrs. linen coataccordian dress, accented with sheer sleeves and beautiful people who are ready o.w. rurSa$le of white cymbidsum — blue Leo Watson Jr., cousin of to put the show on the road to Mattlaød. pis ,P5. e-7 bride, G8incville. ('ONIIAI) and his pIu:rrv English ivy and pale baby's breath. begin the 1972-73 conceit Mae CIIn. MC PEGGY. trs. Ped hasty, maternal Their gowns were fashioned season. Miss Karen Antolick, of Vero $:I.S7oa or e groom, ' of th mall of honor. She similar to that of the honor grandmother Yep, it was a perfectly bee-you Beach was blue sheath and pale stel colors of wore a and pa of attendant in it was a night to eat drink wore a forrnal.leniith gown white roses. Mrs. A tee-ful party! corsage and total be merry You, too, can be a part of this T( Harder To l C. Madden, his paternal . I S \V II B \ 1) (IR hosllt-ality was the order of the i. .. , , . cultural conununity endeavor grandmother, wore a beige evening. TN4I5 ,tiy 1 5411 •l?Va Car. .fl by joining Seminole County sheath and corsage of pink :cIiIisr IfdCGbI Sisi'i.'1 beittoinq four Tables in the living room, Mutual Concert Association . roses. solarium and dining room were txia'. YOU ARE NEEDED! Following the ceremony, the laden with luscious hors d' i, srtnqn,..; in held Three topnotich concerts was IIUSSEI212 MRS. reception ¼ oeuss and a pot pourn of Committee members per. AND have been booked, including FellowshiP haIl of the Church KATHY) SIIAW. party fare prepared forming varied behind-thea9.OQft Decorations included potted . IIhl,L)EGARDE, FRED Welcoiiie, folks! board members. were LIZ Budget scene duties a HIS PENAND WARING palms, baskets of flowers, FAIRWAY The dining room table was MRS. and PAULUCCI The growth of Seminole is N V S LV A N I A N S A N D single pink rose in a crystal bud crocheted overlaid with a hand PLAZA ng WA'.TER BILL) GIELOW. table C$5 The Anna Miller 1rcle, affiliated with the Sanford Elks new sup- FLORIDA SYMPHONY ORv ase on the bride's book doth and featured all sterli American gal. Uz, evident with many The allItge No. 1241, hosted a surprise stork shower Tuesday ch1ErI(A. and the bride's bouquet, placed --ILAUNDROMAT porters of SCMCA on hand. appointments with a sil ver WS pMriotic m a long red, get first patrons Also concert evening, Sept. 5, for Isabel Neville (Sirs. James). Located Melid ma beside the four tiered wedding spanking new Ii r a d candelabrum arranged with Bill , ., ma st white and blue gown, with MMI*t cake which was flanked by black, members in die as3miation at option to attend the Decvmber aqua and wbite open at?1M DAILY — were played with prizes going to Elaine Smith, long bowing out in a and yellow print creation, the reception, among UUIOY glittering gala, the Champagne tall tapers. Thelma Snyder and Pat Franks. white others, were GERTItUI)E Ball, and the spring fling, WEISS, a resident of 1111AM Spring Frolic Hall. MRS. RALPH AUSTIN liusbami Jim, and fond grandparents-tn-be, Guy and Eve' For information regarding 1i)WEIS. 5 CHARLOTTE I SMI1H, Bertha Neville. watched Isabelle open the lovely gifts. Alas' concert membership, call president of SCMCA. headed Another conunitler member, From across the river over the receivingwas line.striking in a unable to attend the reception itefrestuiwflts served were a cake made in the shape of a Charlotte Deltona way making the ROSE The)UTiIWA11l). price is right! baby dress, beautifully decorated with blue and pink roses Sanford gala were MII.DIIEI) long blue gown with jewelled was MRS. JOHN (EVE) — meet again with CRARTHEE, who was CASKEY and GENEVIEVE rind punch and coffee. So until we Overall chairman of the hospitalized on the big night. RICIIAIIIJSON Both uIIu)E(;AIU)E in October A W.M $ W..4.s P.,4cs (;uests present were Elaine Smith, Frances Cross, Bett' Hurry and get well, Eve! extensive backgrounds in the if not before .ta-ta. Hartz, IAsUbSe holmes, Pat Franks, Anne Hooleh.an, Bertha affair was MRS. HAROLD fine artr, field and are already And to the board members of stunning Nevilie, Mildred Launt, Mary Roettger, Kitty Allison, Lillian (BERTHA) HAIL. phone active in community affairs SCMCA ... the reception was To say that DR. AN!) MRS. Cordell, Barbara McCarthy, I)oris Phillips, Thelma Snyder, in a long white gown, enhanced 323-2110 including board members out of thLs world. E FIRST ST and Carol Kenny. with black braid (run amid a FRANK (JEAN) CLONTZ were Evelyn Mills SanfordBANK AMERICARO Ballet-Guild of Photo coverage coining up STERCHAGE outstanding is putting it mildly. modified cape. Seminole. later. ________________________________________ STORE HOURS: 910 5:30 EACH DAY . Jean was as chic as ever In a GEORGIA BARKS greeted - - . BOAlU )I' iii l(l't It lS iii S('fltiflol(' 'uiiitv Mutual Concert AsscV i,it Ion t'iite'rta lnt'(I at a at the Mafair home of l)i-. reception Sept - FPL - .. Gala known and %A £ 1 sto,ven S 1tI MarIon I1I,nhie%ti Ito kr unit Steven AlInti Mnslelrui were' united In holy Matrimony, 'P .. 1972, at 230 ,, ,. , First flnptlst (lion-li, Sanford. 'flit' 11ev Kerun-Ils harrison, nods' if the brute, was of.. fbinting slergynian at c o,id IehIhl ring. slsiiibl" i'ele'iiinfl). Milsun, Marvin Mrs. organist, l)resetlte'd$ appropriate niitial selectionS onil orsitups; ni i'd soloist. Left A. Ws;tsoti Sr • uncle of the linde, tui sang "liii' Weddluig 'Ilie %l(lC Is list' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WUtieirn Ittigers. ll Park Ave., anti the griesun is tIll! sun of Mr. and Mrs. unroll 1' Madden. 2134 Myrtle Ave., all of Sanford. Directly tn-hint1 the altar was a in-atitlisil fusn.shuiiwst florist arrauigetise'nt of glistIloli, m and tMhy'r pon ilisisk's, hteath, flanked by four brass candelabra, each halting nm' whit" cathedral taper'; In (lii backiti oiiini fl 5 I hi"I iiruint'hc'ei brass eatisielistit cast it soft glow. Potted pa liii. were orrito itch lirross the front of tin- sanctuary anti fatiiIl lwws were iisarked with whit' satin rititso and s;riIts of fern. Given in lnhirri&iKt' by her father, the bride t'hose a (urinal a rraI1i PH 3 2611 300 N. FRENCH AVE. lime. . ' .. — 11,%ft S1l(l1i( j,rt( J, p 0 The four military in. neither side can win the war itS peevious formula for the niiiiuiril But 'set Cong and makeup of the government of North \'setnarneSC spokesman national concord--b three-seg, mimI c'oalition composed of Ii have said re;wutedl past—f or public consumption niembers of the Provisional coalition gay- Re'vuiutititulr) Government i' t'rnment ttu' pnspase'd would n ibers of the Saior. redminiStrati(In excluding ThieU. and tie' Tit c'oauition o equals. .11 repeesentativesofothel pc litical forces in South Vietnam termed n- "including those who. for politihe' Vie! Cong term tlirt"-pagt declaration cal reasons, have been cornitsUstemimb0W war u: Vietnam rind restoring pellt'd to live in exile." "These three segments of this peace." But at first reading ft .t.rprl ii, hi' no more than a government are on the same looting and equal the statetn'nlprt t inus Comni : ) nient said ;ie'iit't ds•nlanci5 IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They J s.i Fit Between Stuadinqs and R&lers 'attfuri r SrJGON Al' - The Viet Once again it culled on the --. --. --- I .. U WIUiUI1I' ii u s Cong issued a nt' peace state- United SUIteS tin-nt today saying it is "pre-- troops from Vietnami. It stop i part'd tt' accept, a provisional supporting the regime of government of tuitional concord President Nguyen Van Thieu that shall 1* dominated tn net- and to halt the bombing and mining of North Vietnam. liver sideU.S sources in saigon intertIns as a concession that ''1w Viet Cong also repeated A I II U I N II U 1r U l ff -. --- _ _ New Peace Proposal FOR SALE! 15C11CH P r I •' .. E,vrt ioa Atr Rase. i miles pret'sded the Utsiti' aiiL gets stiilatisr.s wc'rt attacked fo: northeast of Saigon. desoyed out of Vietnam completely and the first time in the war. The As%oriaIrd Press Writer SAIGON AP - U.S jets or d4lTTUigt'd 7fl South Vietnam- takes President Nguyen Van included antiaircraft assernh' Thicu with it. U.S analysts and repair plains, storage and made some of tIn- most devas- ese helicopters It was the worst aircraft loss were studying the statement to distribution depots for war ma Uitiflg raids on the war against teruil.c. and barracks. the war for the South Viet- determine if it contained am'of Hanoi and its suburbs Sunday, The U.S. Command anwrecking North Vietnam's hip- namese and will severely Fe- thing ne. rrnunr's'd the loss of one plaru strict their operations iii a crlt gt'si rind niuSt wiport..an: bridge ' ' A sPokt'sIUi1 1O Sunday. a Navy A jet shrit smashing tour militair in- i'a time, when renewed North Force said the U.S. lilt attack and smashing down b' an antiaircraft missile covering more than Vietnamese offensive action on the Paul Doumer Bridge at 14 miles southwest of Hanoi. It 300 acres, the' U.S. Air Force expected said the pilot is missing. On tIn- political front, the \'n-t Hanoi, the hie.ct in North ainnnunc'ed todn'. Hanoi claimed three U.S Rut the ALT Force's report of Cong issued a nei' peace Vietnam. was "the most darnage' we've ever done to it in the shot down Sunda. planes were heavy damage' in North \'iel- statement saying it would agree anThe Saigon command annum was offset by a revised to a coalition government war." The bridge across the field report tlwtcxpinsirlfl5 Sun- dominated b neither the Corn- Red River was repeatedly attacked in tIn1965-4w bombing nouncedat earlier the• explosion Bienthat Hoa were dai A t it 1mmi storage dump at niunists nor the Saigon regime campaign and again last May caused In enern rockets, but IMI. hut it was repaired each today it said the rouse WflS not 4 A .l. Er LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING CALL Sanford Dry Cleaners 322-8700_ 11%c;r:oRc;t 1PER I - - ,1—, DELIVERY Of U. S. J ets Blast Bri ge A l 1'io es Lost 70 Choppers I. www ,i.t On'. II'. It( "I Ire,*, Z4LS V OPENMON.,THURS.,FRI.TU.9 SANFORD PLAZA kEG$2.99 Lir"llui �1 /(,r 'll/ Ov er 20() En tries Monday, Sept 11, 1972 12A--The Santord Herald ,• 'r - i't t' - - Incorporation Studied 6 Eyes Charter Lake Mary n the' proposed boundaries c4 on the smith, and on the- caM. n.". c'd, ". hid' Can he ,si.ler'ct r(1 qt 'th'r, i' Hi A.'N SIECZkOWSkI Lake Mary Reacts compared with a 16-year-nIl the nei city of Luke Mary and Hospital and tie or n.i iü tie" s the for the residents in the area The charter as presented to with "reSt potential but UflS1WE' they must all decide what they, in the meorpnratiorl question , put to approximately c'onceried the group is according to — tx-set wi th great elaticins want to be or net to be." to "h: tnded discussions is "To be cit not area those Freeman. a model charter, a stred Jackson and great dc'pre.ioris Or t'. I'll rf iv" — a decision as it whether , Z,.. at .Vl_ &A Chamber Chamber as a skeleton Wi Ill (U lIiUlêI( present that the on the the matronly Sanford, cota become they to want Commerce meeting to hear found to be most other side — steady. seciwe but body is not promoting incor- government Don porate entity. itt President Chamber t — it flexible in dealing without the enthusiasm of the poratinn or refutui Lake Mary will be either a said Jackson present views and a . He problems younger city, accepts chances simply is the logical body to municipal separate entity similar to a propose d charter, drawing up the reluctantly and is somewhat present the facts to the public so that in to Freeman, child in school, begin Atthrne Thomas - . .. ..-..i• irifli'thfr These. then are the that it can make intelligent document, he included those uw uncuun In ws who prepared the proposc city areas of development wliic? either three choices facing the citwns decisions on its own. id tii. will be swallowed up by i-rr charter f o r Those In attendance were would include products of the fledglui advised that if any large groups experience of other had serious objections to murncipalitie5 wheh hr" I become a part of the permanent succeeded in t -F tioundaries as proposed by the corporation efforts. p It provides for a :rccirpciFatIOfl committee. hould let their objections be live councilmen, a cii'. - • s LTUWTI — they should step manager. powers of autin 4 forward and ask to be left nut" and authority if p-;-iit .' Copies of the proposed services. I , Jackson Mid th:-: th boundaries and the proposed city charter will be printed for hopes a bill creatni the nc'. distribution to all those within city will be approved by th srea' being considered for local legislative delegation an; incorporation This information that they will introduce it in th e, is expected tr be available for ]ft legislative session. Onct on this procedur is c'ornp1etc' the next rcguiar, mee:ir % then the residents in the area' I Oct I — inv o lved would have the op. The area proposed for in corporation includes ap- portuflhty Ui vote on it in ( proximately 14 square miles referendum A majority of - of those votinit and extends northward from per cent plus one Suite Road 4fA past Markham must approve the inccirporatm. F. (41 on die t c' S.I. 42 - -- - - S' hr - - Se e I )e'pu I I a y tar - w hi by Gary Taylor ' inn g1 1 0011 1)(1\1141 111 11-- 111114111'r h h' 'ntn .. ki tia t is'.t returned from a two-week stn in Meuca, ii tare hi' (ask in Kondracki. (hi' some boxing and hull fights At--sriisng to Nuiern I a'n, Mexico ?sjonk'rrs''s in boxing card he viewed was far su1wriOr to any 1w has attenleci arnu'iil (hi' t ! ts ite,l All five bouts on (hi' pragnitui featured tsp-flight (igldi'rs, (hi' l(sni Maga iuuir 1ucluiding some that are listed high in rankings. against ( a The main event mnatt'heel Ruben ()ltvares the Jill e: '-" in f tilt Stevens. Olivares wona lc4ound decs (rev inning matches Il l-,() t rem four of til , fl,s u t decisions. lingo flarraza defeated flutil (Til, J - - I ,' -. - -. -- Save Seminole! plan before we grow OW 'J from Ain't trim ,tiin't, 'nilng from a ir' 11 pitcs' Prlpq from v'v'ral flu,t:i -itl' -rr ..it ir ing ,'r,'n .1 \Ir IL w)i 11141111"1 In thggeii 11th wet P Il oi lo Snt',, 11%) ( e'erge' Stier?. Winter Spniiis Margie 1 ) - ;. I .tn - cito A venue, S nn, 1 R0 1fl Hhtieaii, f,I Wulftri1, ('assq'lhrrry. Frank Mann, U's 'ill, I ..ake' Mary. )',nimlil l'cirti;iri, 115 Mayfair Mn 111(1 ci i.., Ittigemn, 511 ('artieriter, (liang (sty; and I lelen t,nvmas, $(Y) Magnoli a. Alt amon te Springs stall t,aIIc 'lire: I )Viil M If AhIitt Avenue, I '/ • of F- ia-i A "Mb, and it -sent 'r fitr d ' - - r Joe won a we a (her lsnight ticket_s nnd 's's .'ri' quilt' Sn nit ard Sevrrl large sIr mugs a! Winter train hnrmn"ter lui'kv in the drawing. ;w'opl.' can brenini we're een leaving the Frank I ,ue.'ker if Sanford, it I 'ark F.'Im'risl 'those pr l,i's at the fichattuori. but very few ha cc iIepud - , won (lit' grant priiu', a pick miji (twit by '.'s err i-nught A four pmrol'r us'pa rt iuient 'II Valiant fr o m _ltuui I ,astm Sheriff's I %16 11111 (tie largest bass report. 'I heir ticket tuihs I iuryslt'r 1'l ninth I )uman" ;n.''t'nitsng t There '.'s'r.' 1ietple stantihtust ,\nstt'rson, a 11th l'pui(y , wan I-:tmtrrtiinnwnt was proviek'I ntWflCIl at a t-iiuuwra In aiim WI A )F and in liii.' wh.'n (tie' event ill and caine were reluctant by 'several singing groups Sheriff _lotm I 'alk 's's in a set it i a thr'aigtunit (1w slay, with one to pull in their lines when the ri't-iirds fraumi Wl.( IF' ' - C - - the Sheriff's ui ul , Kondracki In Mexico Excedrin, ,irgani7eul the p !;i'ven of the 75 IaMKPII fsq)i t'iijit 'the tue-ky nni$.'r'- •'nt 'ries F Isnil I).';%1tIulI'f1t. 111 11 %t have twktri Mary. Wflhl it l'nrk Federal . niiil (1w anus II smut' of tile fellow from Winter Ituucs, 1201 FInn Avenue, ssffl'er s, h'.'auici' R4111111, of Itiu'imi thu C -'- for thu-i' ;ia kaitec 1 str,'n5. poet 1r1','ø-tt far away a 2, I Fis hathon Successy Pill ('AIIIP (ii P I lII'P nt ta'cI,li'q sre nut 1,iec"iit And t,iut'i ki'r, s beau i ha riibl _________________ ..- - tIf nr'eil to pIck up their pri;e At (In' She rUt ' s tie pn it itient Ai-neleiuiy ls' nctttte'I ti le Seminal" MI- 1 1snnw Wiule, lii a silver I ly., Snntuil, Vootti Shelter. 'l'tui' was s Prk inter W h (1w Seintruile I 'nunty uomwiti' frouu Stwtiffc I )i'par(tnetit. WI .( iF' F'rilerpl. Margie I )nvis. J, Iii4 iiln ,\'.-Pnul', Sanford, Will tt,utIi atil ,1 's, \Varri'n -- P ); li'il (twit hanil at Itching (iii the ht ones in l,nki' Wnrr.'n SntuiiIn 'luring a I I qhn than I II nt Opt% PEN It h "r - - £ WEDNESDAY - - . PRICES GOOD THRU ------ ------- - - -- - - IR''.ht'r. to \ Okitili' k e ep'. out [ckrd . natliv \ Ur flt'\t priit i tion to plie 'ii't Or ir.lhI\ .Itld !O\\ Iii .: & \ ~~1 7 - ' , Lake Warren As We fill more prescriptions than anyone else in Florida. ''/, .r.: ' I -- - .- .,id .'- ( . , .-- C -- 16, M \/ '1 0 Da ielsCap res t a t e Putting Event tu n i - 'I .irrit'r. 2-I - lisle the' Morris liii I )aiuels it.'t .t lot if Craig, in (hi' third sudden death ilisixiseti of (.irrnl and in (lit' putt-putt range to mimak' it into the ttuiatetir sru'w -4 i uu'' his tmratht'r Clarence is the lia l'rsI'ro it the' $200 lii Fern it, tilt. $) t'rAui misatiti I'.'. ncr aIi(l at)t'rntr of the "s' Mirr5s iriul fliotnpn course Putt-I 'u(t Park play tourney 'n Saturday it was out over Larry \'s':tcrday that practice really the (Cain of l'feilfer atiti J"hni winning the top prize (;ilhreatti and Torn Mc Lain. tiiwt'tt as I )nniels raptured thu' Rankin raptured The $200 AmuiAmu event went $00 first prize in the Florida by defeating Warren and Steve Rankin Steve Morris aral j)ilfl Anders State' tourney for prolessitmflals NIrris, 3-2. Pft'iffer and ating who twt,'d Atkinson and 1.-id at the ('alonmitt Wive had a tough semuii -final be I dn5(-Onth in it hectic 7 lin:i! urse. slit the 'auuils) af F'utir arut Danielshad his hands full in t Ia' finauuiiit"h d the tourney but anise uiut ahead of Clyde' Iterry iistrh play scoring in m I)aniels reached the final by heating Mike ('heck, 2-1 in the • quarterfinals. ('heck had to win first and second round matches i ii 14, gain (lie ber th iiplK)Sltt' I ).sniels. In (he semi-finals atiunal F'Iatb4lli disposed of Jim fly JACK STEVENSON Ilaynes, 2-1 then defeated Associated I"rrnis Sports Writer 1%'). Gabriel ree,,Vt'rt'(l from the berry. In his tnatcht-s berry LOS ANGI-:I k:s AP) — Carroll Rnsenblooii's acquired the lung problem- tlwn he suffert-i had to start [roil's ''scratch,'' severely brui sed knee, .ini opening with a sudden death los . Angeles Rams one week in a the fall and a few (lays later the Itarns went into the nnark.-twin over Will 1)avis; beating place and landed l'ete Reathar , t out thir)- English in a second nearly lost his quarterback. hail the collapsed lung suf - as a backup A star at (hr round iiia(e- h, 1-0; taking quarin Q (erect by Roman Gabriel kept University of uthern CaliforTommyHubbard, 2.1 Tommy season, Rose- nm, Be.utharil played at hIousterfbnal before edging Howell himi's out for tileso ntjloom s investment would (in and Kansas City. Smith, 4-3 in the semifinal After switching front UCLA Several of the "big names" in have suffer ed grievously and been to succeed George Allen with Orlando putting circles were the franchise worth has the Rains last season, Coach eliminated early in the con's20 plac'ett at about $ million, Mike Pleiffer Still (tie fortunes of the Itaiuis Tununy I'rothro had an -S4 peton. record with his pro club He in ni pped by Mike Munnery in 1972 rest largely with the 1 ed it from a primarily sudden death in (hi' first rotlfi(l Year pr veteran who won Most switch oriented (can's to defensively the M i l e F'uhr met his irthn Valuable Player awards in one where th ere was a flati's",iiatuh" in tie first round also, boyance on offense , lie losing to l)ale Barger, S. susie trick plays anit he si'I Warren Morris and Emuglish (bent effectively tilt-second tsitli uitade MI the way, he de pe nded on further. round but no (',abrit'L who completed 180 of S It's the atmuitcur phase of (lie for 2,238 ards, 17 jt the at 11154) played state' tI)Urfit')', son S touchdowns antI a .511 corn('eilotat course, Stes,- e Simpson pletion average, (tef('iltt'(i Joe Marazzito, 3-2 in The Rams have some speed (lit' finals in the running back departSimnpc'ofl defeated hieylng, mcnt, particularly if veteran G a rcia 1-up; Jones 2-up; and reco ver trim's 's,sriou-s injuries get into the final, iiti'vi By BlOYS l)avis 2-up to suffered during a pie-season %I' auto Itacing Writer \larlIzzit) disposed of ('ontes b' t'anm'spiugn Richf orfeit: 'LS(5), 1-tsp; defending twtwt'eti Ilie' dogfight have Larry Smith, 'i1'se for Allison ihtaii'sp Eddie' Turner, 2-1 and ard Petty and bobby Travis Williams. Willie Ellison. stock ear racing's major drivJu'eptitIfl and the most cxung title could go down to the I.e's i; citing rookie of the camp. Jun wire this year. IterteLsen's of Texas. s uuisl' Petty, one of the sport winners, beat Allison's Jack Snow and Lance Rentzel lion dollar L. receivers but in a 250-u'siler at Hictiniotid. are the No 1 wide Klein and A Vu,, Sunday and e'Iti'tt up the depth is lacking- itoh Putt ('urran are experienced at I' p in the poitits battle for the (lie' tight end spot talflpitlttShIP. Offensively, the' linemen are ld Petty won the [he 36-year-o t'x;wrlel'st'e(l with Charlie ('ow. ist ultiarttr of the' Wsnstai's ('UI) L ',tan(IIngs and e-olle'ctect $10,000at's.tnci Harry S&huh at the tac'kle',Totui Mack and it's bonuses. Allison'swon the sectuiimi Joe Se-hit*'lli ..ut the' guareL and leg, for am's equal payoff. -. arul Ken's luituti's itt et'sti'r tt Was a lean's 's's e'ekenct for l lot'fensivetY, left tackle Mermimotorslxurts. co-c.'ulptiuii's lam Olsen is lit Al (miser again wuli the dmii-.(.*"d - u- - — . , - - fl h nr.r'f r'. F'ItANK MANN left -.f 1ke Ma is shown receiving certificates (lay's Lake Warren F'sshathon. lie s Taylor of the Sheriff's IJepa" his prizes from 1)eputy Harold Beau certificate from Rimillat' S Walgre rnent - F' rank won a iO gift vifli. E Agency with a tagged fish and also received a 2 . t .r:. bond from the Barnett Bank and a thermal blanket :u rd Loa nn hrriu:h dr-i'.'ingS I si'. in - 1.. 1 • -' - r - 1".5 lef t and Cmnio:a'i 1 i1-] 1 l t_ ''1 r. (, misiontr .1 cihr N irurouz meeting and paused to consider Al Davis attended the incorporation the new charter with Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce President. l)cm Jackson and Attorney Thomas Freeman during a R . G. K0NI)11A('K1 snapped this shot in Monterrey. Kondracki trip to the bull tights stab in M ('xlcO.• just returned from a two-week $5 Million Budget Studied By KATH \1BL4CI CA,.SSEI.BERHY— The City Council is going over the new city budget for 1973. by far the largest in the c-ity ' 5 history, the budget rounds out at lepproxini.'ttl S..46,476. Four million dollars (If this will txtied up it, the purchase of the CASS1J(XJ system tiu' this still leaves a budget of over one million dollars This is a huge increase over the 1972 budget of 890 B; Lstiiiatt'ci re''.'tniut Jn tie- art- e'stuucuitt'cu at $71i0O(—a hu year is $5,241,971 Tilts allows jump from the $40,000 of 1972 for $4 million from the sale of The city expects a 11* per cen: ut t-t, t,xincls on the utility Fvsterii. It increase in growth and it hur in building since th increase Increase also allows for $25(i,tKK utilit' fees ended is building moratoriuzi $59,(KKi tix: EK17.(KKI wider sewer fees. $5.(Wi pollution Also included in the estimated $1I,5QO sewer taps. revenue, among other items, is fees because of it - 'riei period of a %2,03II road and bridge tax re-venue sharing with the and it 06.417, gasoline tiet Estimated expenditurc for state." the city will receive the year is. $5,464,7411 This as this year's revenue probably will be lowered upon share. c'r'uicmls review of cart-'it ;artttt- r. huildiru' ;.-ri:iit fee • decisioned Jesus Escobedo. Jorge Gomez won over Julio Guerrero by a TKO in the eighth. Fight seats cost from $25 to $250 and Kondracil was right down on the front row viewing the actioncoziles to utMexican fans have more spirit when it they'll Kondracki, tendn4 the matches, and according to throw chairs and bottles into the ring. elect DICK WILLIAMS Visited Bull Fights County Commissioner while In Mexico, and Kondr acki also s,lsi( ed bull figh ts elsewhere' in this one of the pictures he snapped is shown column. domed arena, with the District 3 Republican , •,_(, j The bull fights are held in a big ortly after th e first fight started, It began dome open. th at the bull raining. anti the big dome' was closed to assure fights could cofltIflUe' Kondracki and his family also toured such sights as Horsetail Falls, the Garcia Caves and the Bishop's I'alace. bewn, editor Part of the time they were the guest of Goffrey of Sportlight on Monterrey Magazine. Kondracki has plans of postbly running another light In the show In Sanford- Any boys interested in participating program should contact Kondracki about joining the boxing Republican Candidate District 34 Florida House of Representatives ELECT Ken team. Sunoco Sta ti on, The boys can see Kondracki at his located on U_S. 17-92 next to the I'inecre'st Shopping Center. Kondracki runs his bo xing prograrlis at the Sanford also carries fighters to rings in cities such S Armory, and Jacksomn ille', Miami and Tampa . the Rosenbloo Rel ying __ b r eI _ jot-- - - . - - -''-' -- p wit - - - -4 p10UPT .A-. ', r PLATFORM - 4 Alli Point Lead ' - 41 p -- i - : - - - 4n - Retain the - '}ttght-to-Work ?reserve the right of law-abiding citizens to keep ftrear:*i - -. -- Eliminate the state miangibit ta outrageous Keep the death penalty as a deterrent to commission of heinous and - Crimes, Stop rampant gtr.'ernment growth and attendant control over our daily lives and loss of individual freedom. w.z monies to those who can and won't work Stop anth'ut a! s ,teat a Keep guvertunent close to the people so that they may dictate a-nd cntiu it - a- - '-1 ., -- uuiomiey. Fight ef arts to impu a state income taxprosecution. a Restore respect for law and order through strict enforcement and Provide practical high school curriculums for those not seeking higher education, by tea-thing useful skills and trades and ability to manage one's personal life and finances. * Preserve the profit motive In business Allisuii's ('hu's'rOltt is t1ti '• I * Fluninate (al-se and dishonest ad's'ertlsin. ' - j ,$ ,. ' ' (I'O ''''' ,- -' - -,' ' •. . - g KEN LEFFLER 4 - , - trailed Petty's Plymouth by almu'so-st half a little In the lltctunond i ace, but he was (tie unity driver In the saint' lap at the (mush, nnhi was third In a 11111 Dennis - a have no legsIizaUon of sale, use or possession of marijuana ut hard drugs age en se. End arbitrary juti quotas based on race. color, ethrilc backgroundS I'd Hoosier 100 at 1101111-110 0 IJ15, a dirt true- k rate that was cartied cit's the \tt(' television net. work Old pro A J l-'oyt cause in e'ond, and lii'. high finish gave' him the dirt track driving title for the year t"oy( an'sd Utiser rank with l'etty as $1 million areer winners I':iu it- rsoni Fit(tpaldi is no big 't, but t'se's muiui'se-y 's'sinnt'r hseutling toward the $1 munItion's 'lass 'list' stocky, hu%tt)'-hairlMt llraztttiin win tIme Italian's Grand Prix at Monza Sun'scia)- anti with it tilt 191'.! world diving cimutmi's' piomiship. After only four years 01 ('('slitpetition, only two at (twin's In high-powered iiumetutnery, F'ltttPiuitit probably call expect to tuiiske close to $500,000 next year sum sulny, gusiranitei's utah hits - ut cit jiti'st'rtlslng and pt tie' - it Ken Leffl er belie' es e must: - . ' . , raxt intl hands it ra from left ELUFF JOHN POLK 5.t)rd away follow tng SI I th e final prizes ere ivCfl l)t'puty Harold Taylor as to owner of the lake Fishathon Saturday J V Warrfl, the Like' Warren fa r right kx'sks on Gary Taylor Photo -- ' ' - Pe pp er I ii't' It. G. KOhi(Il'at' 5oUveiiIrh Of MCX' DISPLAYING soniC of their 3, GeorgUnfle, 6, and children (left to right) Mike, attended lx)xillg and bull fightil and three of his d his family Kondracki an mare 5. In Monterrey. during a twa-week t-ay (Gary Taylor Photo) ('lwvrolet, Jaui'ses Ilyttonm fourth in's a Mercury auth have Mart'ts fifth in a Ikxtge. George' Snider placed third In c-- - Ut 1 F( (t'pk tilts iii J ttuild't1 Utat pi rtt'e iittie newep.iper he's Use defensive' fortune's Of the moo M'.'sit'an ouths kxk up to bib Merlin's little brother l'hisl, at 2n5 pounds. holds down's them j'Tt'stflt', ui'sct' an ubse-ure, the right tackle spot. Fred L'se'r takes over for elepar(e'.t $jea-wt't'k asaisLttit pro in l'acomt, Jones at one e'nd 'seithi le'xas, is a tiutlionaire now several tui'ses ,jutt prubabl .it (h'se' other ('''s R& the over lies the es-Marine, the starting limieb,se'kers are of the ether si. (siat's Ku (tom the McKee's er, M.ur hum not the tracks who miuck it t'ur m'sell Jun obe' rtse'n tenet If whute', ,nigleSasoi% Ptu(estaflt lh'hir'set (hem, trouble louts SCCtII'st14F) lacks with the '.'.,Ile'ge e'etuc,'attOn and 'tIme tkknisive' depth anti some regulars were cashmere sweatersnow s Si muiila r I , G ' mmsei banged up during use r'. '.-atie can tell hartshipa son both Ctam'scy Wiliiuumts .tiat about about pick ' espertenwe Kermit Alexander were hurt- (rcii grapes ing cotton atl So was (;one Howard in packing huu,ses 1 " Nettles appears react) amsil so working A pUt fintl) I rum th,t' I),uve l:lmuieiitlort, one of cLuiie' 1. if e' id's ' t easy , the' toekit' stars cf 1_ist season's ba'.- k '.'.'. lie', ltoL*'rtsomt siiut uteIt-tisl'sC Gesuie'i 's'stis' 1 was iut(uttate to get end Jack \'&ungblood were sa'ss wre-s(limig iuste' ttue't" to( the' best first - year mien 1 hit' ia-) ear-old Guiniel lit (hit' leaguehis t'.tmmt' Ii's S411 h'rothro won't keep unSi's) makes w'restl:s in iwttht'(fl aiti but he ('alit rookies this Iliac around, ,slttt'nmuia wt'seii nut touring the ( has shown a tenedelicy not to go t'utiiiti y, but, although tie may along with ule$'ttim'se veterans- not be its w ell known ' Joist's was traded to Sam's l)lego iii-'. lilt', he's tihi lust its tAg a ,,iscl I'ust Stt1tttt '.5155 wai'.ttl to slkhi (s figure' to uiium5 tew Englanut. lime re'asuIi is Gu-uiue'z e1oc Ii .rtea twvi' been's prevalent sloni fourth and (licK Weld NFl. camps. filth. Called 0 $ Nrttlt'. pt'. wres(kr Pepper (iOfl'se'L determine' tu'. could Olsens 'time' t' at least one th ing in euni- the 11ouster 100, Sal"1111Y Sts- jilliong the Itativa as In Olhvf - W r e t Iing Tre vino - - The RIGHT man... the RIGHT time! - - - - . '01 * e ,. 11 7 P tty N ,- - 0 's R - t) uinuther Lei.in4 fur galBut he's twi kits u umA nur even (IIUOC) whet's he mmukes 'sulwiteer .ppearans .t tiuspiub .uai ju'.eruk halls us and aruw'd wrestler , .iiie w fle lets 'si ufl ns ut tr-.iw to .* uioi.lisflly tong sty it a t'e.xJl wrestling '-our. .ioe ?ine auw that it rleip xea,c town b.jrr icr-s rietween hunt ,ii,ti u'seute hail 'ssith, V. hen on a u U'sCIUIC halt 'tt RoiaLIe sass, he tells the utj.. tit iIU matter sht riaUunali( bause ate when he appear before uur uu cat's suc\Ivxicdll misentiy reurded '.ou th , his imiuLti F'si'ii thuu4ih the '4.it1s *1" I.'J. wife, l(os,aIie, goes with him. ihitVQUV%. lie (eu:. I iii interested in helping buWd thetti thc' azi puzil thcnitsees these children, out L that nd of 'they ke to e the wufe ( \o mn'satter whetv he wresLIe'. wrestler and touch me L iou t t muiatter how ti red he imiay . go to ju'seiule hail. its strictly after a ntsafl. he will take the' l bo '.1tt iutugt'apta. 1''e ' iXbttUctdM's at the rtJh tUlt' ti 'wen the chiIdrn' home anticipate kidS iUC hums KU1IC $) adi. the niuseular by visits RUSJLIC C*peiWO(3 .')c wrestler , his trips have eudUafear wivea if umie tbe ktd ak timl 'saliies share thefearottniuI'. 'Lit whate'set they want, and -s afraid he'U bck h tLuestitts miu he odd," Kvh he' Yt- \-'ii iit't'k but theyre putting it tiI OIa they body likes to '.hwui am a sentci'e, witting it" hurt. Pepper ha.s bet-n bee get ttme'iiist'i biu t twice in Sic ru, Jis.-e ''It instills inthdn 11w when Put Pietterstili JI,i,I'IaI to write suniething,' she says, laying Nit' 'IV .uid that is what really helps Pept.'i't ktiec. ajsi once with fur hOW ilkStthS, the kids, a 'srCtt'ifl Of U )a-5'$ a brain c4cu- - - ' ' - jose, as a IwufssMoOst wresttd, has ""m') I'll isiruimall y hear about. Otte rca-p e u blicIty is he is te littl m ,a.tuug wi1'ubli'.'iied ar" iut for about t%'se C4i5- t'sut (*w of (lie UMU tIiMIgetuIt3 ii'sc4iit-flt5 in wrettU when a wrestler is thiu" t ''Lie doesn't get paid,'' of the ring free time" Pepper used to wear u tvsa-iw butch can tweak his back or ys. - �CALL IT LEO ~ ! j, ZL_ —,tw . C..Ifni nrd i4e—b.Id— ~7 _______ I i grid __ .. Nebraska, Arpansas —- quiz I bgD.r %C4_4 Eiqht Darn fic ta.. exert lie a'erw1 £77. F..tb.0 R91Pa Có-lttee li6 Fall )' 4'44f[ Teams f1M . • . 11 NAk'V6 '(1( H:.(W.' w— W — — a'W)' crthbz'c ft helm and a :J 14 du __ T ..,'uIh' I ' :' 7U 9it I - / - I ,2'#'8 I ( ~ z; tuimper ticIinrs reathn /,, . - - __ . k es spotlight is or. the Vt c1 being. other rncmhers a! th „:!mrs weret'l srhedulrb— trrnUØ their npennt' * * * \ un .-•- .I. 1* Wo Id S r -n Panth hart. as only "atxiut assiri n*c yards cm rw HLf1aZI Later it the permcL Pitt the krepers arui had a fvard a% erage" fct turn. a PW flri satsisfie& he said but t1t playS UnJdh&T drive That enind FInrI& Stait e dxw a little was .. it tciward Huth witit 5 snc'ands left sri the tx'tier pasng UUf?d'eptrd Zr. tlit erid7L)1W nd thCl'? we just wariti'd i t .CDnd QWL'lEt', ha!! .nrl it t) riot -nrcg the ball and shirt-L'vnd as WS Th lead the 5icmrnflU!S bIAked a held hanc'es" v.ria. tr t' PIVs 3a?sr White Huff hi: wide rec'e:v Barr' The defeat was cic'u n lj smith ai11' a 'l-', ad 'ormC &. C line trait tltt 'tirid State series pa.ss on Florida State's zwtt forPtthv eki C'f defns T Mass, CnL1C Whet.AIIUWI .Qszt. a pla froni s,mmage Ia give end and co-captaifl John th ss - !. I . - Golf Prize '. ' • ji To Weaver .. Wnn 't ~ f - ____ ____ _S UK ',.'. 0 cIp,TSLI. WL.7I'4tkili CQ*DITCOFIIG 5ysTaU *51 PLUMBING Wr HEATING, IN WALL 377 0567 - ., . llP,4IIP1 - ' .. t ' Associated Press sports iiruer Eddie Kasko always has been known for his diplomacy, and he certainly won't change now that his Boston Red Sax have their biggest lead of the season in the tight four-team American League East pennant race. "1 couldn't pick nut a single aspect as to why we're in front," the tactful Kasko said Sunda' after the Red Sax had swept [I iiouhlt'heatler frouis (I Cleveland 5-1 in 12 innings and 1111. Please enroll (me) (us) in the 972-73 24 I% 1 SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT SEMINOLF COUNTY SEPT. '12th PRIMARY p POt. *Di lJQt-P.0 COLCEPT.C1'J1P1.ed..hTSLASVPLP 2-0, increasing their lead to I games over runnerup Balti- 1 1 ,--%J1 ,L,y,f, AN I k 1, ., ' added the Boston manager''But If I said the pitchers were < High School D ... f'I..L IU UV V U U .1 T\ .V ". nuiore, "We've been getting good pitching for quite a while,'' '<) Seminole , ) 4)) - ) Name Address / — City - Zip Reçuler t/iember'ships 500CIub Miil d1s4¼ !s: $1 eeci, No --S5eich, No— fkIL - 't"v?. SEMINOLE BOOSTER CLUB P. 0. Box issi SANFORD 32771 ADVfTISlG SPACE FUIWISHID • [US1 L[E 0,4' ' 7L/2O'4 _= aIJLit."t u" it - . ['l[i[2 SANFORO PLAZA V.Jvbl I, I 1,--- ' - -) 4' A,_!tl ' doing it, the hitters would get mad. It's been a combination of everything." Baltimore, winner of the East championship the past three years, AM '4II. the protest was filed, 'told like to rr.rnm.ncl the Russians far their play for minutes arid 'N. have never pusr4, however, of a game in played for III minutes and as 4'I rosy $05 three i&flndS" Joyce, a University of South Carolina se nior. provided a lime nf what was to come "We ',rited quickly and tinanlmouly, -. hr id rgh? after the game, "not to take the sll',er medal since we legally and morally won the gold." The Yanks stzM by their own vote. They boycotted the medal 141W I1ALAWDU (1541 $10 'O") Iobie WATSON Elk WALaEX Johnny WALKER Ch'tk RIlEY nis. 5.0.05 ,, s.h 04000~ A01 1111111111111111 WRESTLING CHANGES = N1hX;T AT. TO SUNDAY 4 P.M. reremoflies And although the - Russians got a few boos and derisive -whistles along with their cheers, America was booed loud and long by the spert.atrsrs --- - ' - — -..L..M P. - Belted polyester. (iI1Pcc' ursnsuiuit'r- and Luis pue ILIUa bunt single gave Boston its final three runs and former Notional At a fast ng price. movi Specia l 1988 .' I ! 51 84 .378 281-. -'.' : . s -: - " 3 .%- • Ground Gainer' eIt.d. - 2 " -' r' s' ' - :''' " e' - ' " Tire site E ' ' "' F.E.T. Special '4 ' 14 '4 '3-14 i825-14 '' G7815 H 73-1 5 774 23.38 2 24 38 25.88 26 33 2? 38 2 69 2 25l 5c 2 - Without trade-in, add $2 more per tire ,, .467 - ' a 'a.- ply po yester. Ang eles 4 %:.Ili FrancLsco 60 ,, — ttle money nings Saturday's Resulls Isltimisore 2-8, Milwaukee 1.0 New York 3, St. IAMB I l' t'xas 3. Oakland 2 Francisco 2, Ci n cinnati 1 San Le aguer Bob Veale his first AI New York 3, Detroit I 4 Philadelphia Chicago 7, triumph. Chicago 3, California 2 8, Montreal 3 Pittsburgh Rookie John Curtis, gained Minnesota 3, Kansas City 2, l.os Angeles 4, Houston 0 his 10th victor' in 16 decisionsinnings the gaines scheduled. from Only called up being sin(-e Sunday's Results May, shackling in late mmunor.s New' York 5, Detroit 0 Sunday's Results the lndian on five hits In the California 5, Chicago I Montreal 8, Pittsburgh'.' si'cisistb gaisit'. Aparit'io t-ontribKansas CIA) A , Minnesota I solo bonier. New York 3. St l,oub uted a Italtiniore 2, Milwaukee 0 3 Palnier's shiuttiut mmiovt'ut lit"' I'hihntelphLs 5, Chicago Oakland 7, Texas 2 within one victory of his third hlousto'i Los Angeles :t, Boston 5-2, Cleveland I-0. 1st ('incinnati 8-2, Sams Fr,utcicta straight 2G-'ictor' season and 12 innings was the 20th by Baltimore (fl.5 liitlti San 1)iego I.I. Atlanta 3-4 pitchers this season. Oa kl an d i Blue 54 and DarIen at Minnesota J. Perry 12Tile first Baltimore run 2-is 14 and Biykven 12.16s, 2 lw-iMouda) 's Gaines scored on an error by Mdnight York McAnttrt'w i New wmsuket' catcher Ellie Itontri('olixirn i-SI at 'it PtlilmIdeiptsia Carlton !A ' , M ilwaiiket' gut'!, and Terry Crowley sin' Raltiimsort' ('uellar IS- 10). gle(t in the second run. Boston e Su't*'rt 12-il) at St. l_otzis t t'.ilsner 0-2) at Stottleussyre's shutout over 1) (1t''elantt s Tttlrow 13-lI), ahintre'al iNlotire 7-7), n I)t'troit was his seventh of the at 1k'New York (Kline 15-6 Wilson 1111 at LAIN Houston > ear anti the 36th of his career, 6.21, n ( Schcr,nan trait DownIng 8-71, U i ;Sngeles tying huts wills lied Huffing for at 13-13) u Bradley Chicago Schedule-it Only Gaines for the Yankee club record U ..,.,. '5h., i C,slite,,rff I LiSle ii Secial 1588 ,- JCIIi34l k.J'I' • e - •w Tuesday's Games Blackwall tublss Tire size ' - - 5Le-- Special F£I 2048 - 21 so 22.38 Whitewalis only1 99 more per tire. available at our Additional whstvwill special low prices. Without trade- sri, add $2 more per tire. . 14 , ' ' - LJ,t4J1.4 Tuesday's Games Pittsburgh ,it ('hut-ag's New York at t'hiiadelphia, it St. Louis at Montreal, is ('snt'lnnats at Atlanti , U 14 1 , A - 2 56 2 '7 "4.k k-k~ Special 7999 -- IL', 55'' ''' '. ' ''' "'-''-''' - Otis.' "..'ueitss 4 11Jit-s 1) iPUtildeitS -,sijrtu Ji'.J tutso sJi'tv's er-stutJ F1I tunssn,y Usal iisej t'sans'ei olusi su - I' i_ - . t 'is usc Frequtie-ec, ('t'esrveL 'A .-!.,!(J! t - It . ' . - I' JCPenney t)rugo, - 4 piy pOive'te •0' . - l Ground Gassier - New York, ii ('lt'v'lssntt at Milwaukee, n .d .tt M tfi1lt'Mete*, is this Angeles at San Frau('hu'ago at Kumismis ('it), is t'i_co, ft ILiltisusore at I )t'trott, is Only (liasnes Scheduled 'rexas at ('uslifornis, it --------- I Bustumi at ' , ' rainier scoitti ''I " right.han(Iers. hits for his 19th victory. Stottleniyre, 14-16, outdueled The New York Yankees, in )1 rut l's 20. guiiie winner, fourth place, 21 ' gamises back, Mtt- kt'>' 14)1k-h. lInace Clarke dtoptW(t Detroit from secOfl(t to and Bobby Murcer each drove third, two gamsies tinhsind Nis- us t iso Yankee runs. ton, stopping the Tigers 5-0 un Oakland, held hitless for five Mel Stottlem'rc's three-hitter. innings by 'l'exu' Rich hand, Oakland, seeking its second inning, ,m-ored Ofl((' Ofl two tilts In the straight West l)ivlsion title', in- sixth snsel erupted for six runs in creased its lead to I t i games thi' eighths in beating the over Chicago, trouncing the ietItu'r5 Sal Itmindo's two-russ TexasRangers 7.2 while Use siuigli' -aq*'sl use big r.ibl) White Sax were losin g to CaliTwo-run homers by Bob tiltornia 5-I. s- er and Leroy Stanton, idus it Kansas City downed Miii solo shot by Hilly Parker backnesota 3.1 In the other Al. gainti. el l Rutty May's seven-hit pitch' Boston's two victories over Ing as the Angels thwarted the Cleveland gave the Red-hot lied bid of Chicago's Wilbur Wood ØSOII 14 triwnphs in their Lust 17 for his 25th victory. Kansas City' Dick games and a 46-26 record since 7 1 were 2 ,ium*ksnsg his first start since July 1, when they being struck Us the jaw by a line games back, Fisk's 20111 strive Sept. I, stytstit'd MimiRookie Carlton enatiled miesota on three hits and John homer of the heason break a i-i tie against Mayberry hit a two-run holner Boston to (1,,unl,,'nit In ISa,. iith InflinIZO Of In I,,.. lteo,oiit' triumph over the th;u;t;;r:utkas Jim p __________________________________________________________ MATCH 0.5u1' ;akl train manager lfrrh Mats - ,l I M It 'if; N WI5 Ofl(' (if severalI American ()Ivmpit' sta N WlI(s were befelled with had luck i'hi 1 1.)(9) meter runner in t lit' Muni('h hail the misI(,rtIUlf' to collide with another runner and fell during a early heat on Fnirla y A Iti'rwa r(I Ryun said it would he his final fling at an Olympic medal SIflCP he is retiring. wss ,ctIli TAG TIAM GOWEN FULLER JACIf EVAmi ROBLEY GARFA ORION FLORIDA WOMIN'S Tlfll fr,r 1 . - WOODS ,m arid fls.4 the hall in at the the deciding points hoe-fl YJ of the t;nited States,'' p . stleaw rim a the el4t of tnt rune Siui E lictric - $POT5 OUTHIRM T1TLI MATCH of-the-flr pss to Aleknander Retr,v, who rnitmust'i"l two ianks under the .Soviet hask.? - - Tvxa., UK Schedule Medallion Released " General / ' one Why Redsox On Top !! sts ('One. WITH A , - - are ueei!usru fur lliona A it tans Tn coins art slughti that numefouS ,vaibablc t, mail All ne-I of Kettutr Tue Uiutrzi mated larger than U S ai)v dollars tie firm go to the W ildcat Wulticaits will be' adding nuan received PIISIUCd in uiqwriei had linen coliecturs to their lilt of ariCI Lire being trout other colleges and Club cum Weaver Wok a double' bogey build bronze and FUrther udurmatiur. may be urnqur Unti antiqued sh 101. it tans. thaiiki' lit i$mllar utillerIttitS for on the- fizu itig hole. Proof build Sterling Silver nun ined that otitairied, and medallions may unutival !UHd yau1rl1 lowing Cuurtra'., who had Tue bank of L.ezingtut is the- medaiuiuti. He expla t, titing 'c to tie a ,eniuraU"e- mediethut M da chipped pull the' flag and thet T Liriti prUICIPLLI fur t te UI)CkTw'TI th dcat Club Medallion, cart of e il issued b tie members of httOSt successful prtsgraxle fur W three-putted fur a tiugr program. uie'ditltiUfl theto follow.' adbank of Lexington. 311 East UK Wildcat Club !irins tJth t'u1Acites both I unshed regulation pia business Various 'desl4lwT$ The- n*dallwtI,-41 roughout the- state art also duui that urden were- now being Main Street. Lexington, with tuur-round totals of 27l accepted for 1973 SchedUle Kentucky 4(#J1 Weaver won the playoff hole thknurna" converted to a th er ing tie medallions on a The total number of featurr utt collectors' delight"— medallions with a par I uur—wsd the $LUUO sponsor basic. ll nedallAuns niedathuns to be issued will tie p1rte- Kentuek footba . Antique bronze the- ti 'Li proofs. limittd to orders received and b*ke-ttiU schedules, and created that UnUivail copyright Lirid Sterling Silver victur) as '- a bigger thr ill than ru.nur:.ed tIiruth l-euuit,er 31. l2 is designed as a iusdividuali winmna' the- U.S Match Plaaj 11 SUPP1YLTII tip Wildcat ur f a,,.. i ,.q'fr't tnt an I LNUJO . 1 Weaver. why led after tacIt a! t'e firat thet rounds iii the '7G-yard. par 7U Greet Island :tsuntry Quti course. closed with twit-over-pLaY 72 Courtney. a Ct ruuui, luau closmi, 70. wi th Chi CLu Rodrigurz nailing down third with a 71 and a Z' 7, tutl. Geesge Julinauri of Atlanta and Frank'. Beard of LouIsville. th() ZUirte'J Uit' d.as de-iat kactad fur the lead with Wea" rr, ku cuff the pace an the' fruit: Cool Your Bedroom M ilensist this itsorning as the Inte'rmitleiwsl ( ilymispis- ('oninslttc't' rt'vteweel a (I S protest, Only Iiour before the (-ioshrW, rert' tisonit's -eeliuisenceel. tnkettill The 11 S loss of e-esntt. amne the' first In tncr the ;uiwrIcan-tirn schedule mishandling by was intr.isicNI to the Olvzisplrs the 400-mne'ter freestyle t,ctau;e' lympir organizer' q 11 S tea us off rI als neglected to in this' VI14 flerl m ; liii' ulliusats' blow tis the' 11.5. tell hhiss tee hange medications The haskethmiui gam. had all 'psrit which hint taken a roller susie' Eph.'sirinr' was banned by the intrigue and rr.nfu,sinn of a onster rids' since thit'i' (IIuir5 this' ii llu,%%ian'Arner(Thn spy encriunis'gats here Aug. l. It was Matthews and Collett . ter, The United States, trailing 'There were. of ('(Purse, ma- gidil srse1 silver nsedxslkt. In the the entire game, seemed to isiemits of incredible elation The who breached have It won when Illinois State's minignif scent Mark Spitz, with his 400-useter dash, on the victo- 1)oug Collins sank two free decorum vvpn gold nst'dals led the way nlympir ry stand, chatting and relaxing throws with three seconds aquakids slitting the playing of the ria• remaining, Amncrk'a's .ss elumlnatetl (he swimming, Russia tossed the ball in, tional anthem, an action which second And there was Sunday's final brought out the wrath of the railed time out with track-and-field competition, bC, which barred thern frorri — Mien Larry Black, Bolx'rt Tay. the rest of the Games—and thus bor, Gerald Tinker and Eddie kayrd America's entry in the hart blazed America to victory l,(0O-usse'te'r relays. in the 40(l-me'te'r Mays and riowlsi'n )"r,ink Shie.rt"c a Mursn'h- '1 11CR' were lesser iibecame' trsev.'rsles, too. Some, parts. born Yale gresltiate, S boxing Coach Bobby larl. U the first U.S. winner of the I ,ew is, felt America's poor marathon in 64 years. But as the thought.s of glory showing in the ring—Just one and three bronzes—was fadeaway, names like flick . gold and the result of Judges who voted Mm'st, Vince Matthews ( 0 TO SLISPP - -stjn--ruId 9'sat. hf'aU5e of 'he confusion, Russia stilt had th ree v'eorwls left. So the RusSIans tnw'd the hail in again. this time a length- I /v'l alor L e a gtie Stan dings Outhe rn TOO HOT 4r ' * k u?ut.e. In te-eC uf! aptiti UliC tise drive tiouked in the saute' direction- The- shut struck U treelimb, twwever. and fell tutu fair • .• o,tAw Raskethilt Fart.?- \mateIIt ll: ' .1 S I If a 8:SU TONIGHT n-err.?ar7. ., Wayne Collett will linger, along not on what they saw but on how eo- their politics ran. with other distasteful mm And when hart and Hey ItohIt was Demont, a 16-year-old $11SOni showed up too late for swimiiier fromsi San Rafael, Ca- their qualifying heats In the 106lit., who took a miindication con- meter dash, some felt It was the The Dodgers are 9l ga taming Ephedrine to combat result not of incompetence on Cincin- tory in the second. behind division-leading Johnny Bench hit a two-run his asthma—and was deprived the part of U.S. track officials nati but Houston is Just two Angeles homer and an Hill single as the of the gold medal he'd won in but of noncooperation and games up on them. Los -:,: X. came from behind with three Reds broke a three-game losing runs in the eighth inning to beat streak in their opener, Joe Mor1 gan drove in the decisive run An the Astros. Manny Mota led off with a a two-run eighth. Bobby Bonds' provided powsingle and Willie Davis followed three-run homer Giants An the second the er for Astro with a double that chased gae. had , who starter Dave Roberts, Tom Seaver won his 17th : pitched four-hit ball for seven V. X game and John Milner hit his Fred Cladding (# innings. When PRESS A&SOCIATED By ThE X. carne in, he was greeted by Wes 16th homer for the New York " National League Parker's single to score a run Mets, Seaver had to leave the American League Fast before Robinson singled to tie game alter five innings with a East muscle. W I. I'd. GB the game 2-2. Steve Garvey 1subbed back t;it w i. Pet. — and Ken Rudolph's isomer he which pittsburgh 86 48 .642 — then laid (lown a bunt 73 60 .549 Boston single drove in three runs for but 75 1 55112 Chica go beat cut for a single', 13 ml .sii 1 hliib(unom Pa ppas pitched the Cubs as Mitt 69 64 519 l6' the ball wide t New York Cladding threw 72 63 .511 2 Detroit no-hit game since his first his .471 64 72 St. IA)Uis first and the winning run 72 64 .5'J 2' New York eight days ago. iwrforuisan .463 24 62 72 Montreal scored. 62 73 .459 12 Cleveland 19 86 .163 371s Philadelphia 54 82 397 Milwaukee West 79 55 .590 — Oakland West • wwww UU WV 31 i .6 59 Chicago 8.3 53 .610 — üncinnati .. I - SCIP"Il johnny U Sp ark s Colts Past Broncis u - -. ,,, Use I ).MlgI'rs' winner was Ron Associated Press Sports writer P.'rr;s,sea'ks, a veteran reliever Iii thi' NI1)IInII releass'il iy I )e'troit 1'lst' 101) of sight for the I ,eis Angeles In oilier Ni. gaines, Chicago lXxigers, but No 2 isn't that far I 'hsl;sth'lphia 5-3, Montreal awas' and Frank Robinson twat toI)In'(I Pittsburgh 8-2, NeW thinks it's where the team sexm \'erk edged St. Louis 3-2, Cmwill beat San Francisco 8-7 ''We have plenty of time to ('usriati in the first gausie of a (bOUbie catch up with Houston," RobinThe Giants ' fl the son said Sunday, after the header. ttod gIIIfle 8-2, an tho 3-2. Dodgers beat the Astros you can shut out Atlanta l'O in Game "It's great any lime 1 of their twinbill but the come from behind like that.'' ines Braves came hack for a 4.1 vie- have I - B - TOM EMORY - "•"' .TM LA Shooting For Houston, Then Dedl egs ci ' • - ,':, ,,. * .. I t -4 t' .. -" 10 ' 11 lhse'ii liter won 5I-'jO 4, "I ' c. .rdnra th 1 I1C7 "5, i4 e tbtPasWa eemrc run war&' rntazrc after the eftw: I.- was Ju.c politeness, but F1nr ”] think that overall wt -"Uatt off 5UJtJOtT 11 cia State was gushrnt W itt. 1% fine thntha1' 0 J played e= Iii !i3 .AiKb&fnia pulled prum ar *'%t. wirs the' bac UI ht assinned ' ' nth 'tc thr rcilltgtfoothIlL upen for a Stroflg-arTflf!c &:ic Wlit tp hust tmnthi. Tht' throm en I K lilt bo11 teama V'hinV I caught us with twi and It hir: ou Paci I'n. vert mpresw' ;teimest blitzed .. 1.' L eries Pitt s tie* Wistitxmt ntien TWIflUIf fIIIXIS 1$ UIUZt • °"• '!letivt E ,nwrnus and thr lilt clear. and tiar' wu — 11w little pPysaca fitness tar txrt u tint Florida SuIte quartertiacL IUT and ir-ruttueC 241 yards ,Wye. 0uTh.i,.niiinthC1U underwent surger Sunda' iasci "vi ' Q(J-lrCW 44- trc field goal or. tn fcst edge 4 tn turned caul and yards broke but tht Palber runnmi attarl th a "This will be a grcat lss t a zune cm it 'e w ran&WtL fir tu vitxr Zr su troker saic Coact Bob iuues a' -j nlAegc aUtfl rouc Uv ged dr. it rePasqua said "The u,' said t*Pa.cqua. •( IffiM titcl. ws u: 3UL'OtL 'f rttian "H IltWIUt tUI fir K fresh- pa . stiL twvs:': nuz.cu!rec s er is n kitki back t; go dN' There paiinf 110 winn buck U (OflS'.Ut1Vt thu £VeT1 14 hew 1U mui.' sn Senunolr Coact safe* was supposed ID -. 1 Wtshbuw cample1n 6 Itu . because this sat. late.Pitt. hever to th ZTMIJOT e corner but be was wmwinrunf nati TiLL •The 3riea 'We had uIlked iui native Soutl Africa tuda La ". trunk WI the Panthers host he'd a. urd the whult game," 1w declared Pasqua atht1tl g .pmwi a golnf Astir. bcked 1 Ia 'rn hut it UhOUt i1 need at awiul Am whet a Player team and played Thcy't a WnriC befits of Gull title C'-1 upset over N. I ranked 1, write: auggd • int hit Goldsmith with a 54 a lilac one " good M tunes we thW't' e last penNebraska Saturday night and th CL .pau well & garnee' Pitt's Wishbone gained rn- WUCh&,WT paw it passmç penw was ttw m Trrvuit Pitt C.oact Carl tasqua . - 'L Ns*,iau ek — Fhda State th He. touted "Yec. I dii Ai sii NscIau hm the tw gtujta vtst'r Hciçar replaced the is!Huff. thenaU'5 w get him nowhere with 1"113 !;lit pw round of tht tmr- round.' PlvYta aclml asai it Of. ver rtTflenilJer .fIt ur atwnns fu on that rep- leeAeadeT ui dt' Me-bU 1 !ini it nanwnt. 6 242 yarl! WCL I UUITIpt fir . yard itUItihnd UtWl lit Of 24 ' am"* Heras With rt'vin, Wilt had K clzin P.:: iMad putt' against at U pftiCiU't recaL tuttinç one I 7(i Thr' cct earned I1l.fsOl w The little trifriump fourth }'lact Gay brewer TOP ALLYlN(1 Howrvet etjd offepjat 4 uL.D1'fu stiuotuW - pttttts iscers and Use h\ 1tsthsm haiii .1LIZIT HOgar ailC 15 Medwid rpd Just neVer unim, "1 maQe' 170 a mmdl. wiper, I une.puflerl or. the trout nine rurki btISCd UI K' loirsottit. tt1)ed r,uc ed out UK K I' tact. borne, 1umbs nd 1in' -lef, . 1 1 PUSSM intercepted Und It givel; YOU 11 kwuff Rmt tt* finest field it, tile &ki, .4 revorct Tht Puver~ dio eact, 17112C 'IT' lntf!rc~W`ion ytlirli. nainaged just 14 IiLrdies Souttierr, Cal. tiounLITIV buck it Ill 1.464 bvittitq of Vidue&." Uald PlayeT _____ J(1-J_ lik the Squire's start whet linebacker Geure Ciseans tied 1414 i the ither aznes can the B TED !tTh-IEK "We IC Fetier untereepted Huff's proinp'Jflr lrrvmu final dayof the ethibiticin airipalgrL kaueiaInd Press Sports b%rlter - od paw of the Itame, but the- iliLTht' Saturday rtiit articzl. Green Bay -'w 'tr lit Old iohnu t'. is back on the twam That routed ycara. 2&•0• .h Will could 11WAM the BitUflirt and ll as overcame Oakl Cincinnati 44-14. Da coniendet in the National Football League lf40. St Lc'ius humbled QucagO 3344. I-act that starts next Sunday Washington and Pittsburgh tied 10-10 while . as veteran 39-year-cud Johnn .)ahnxw Jets rallied to dead1ck San . Diego 20-20 Broncos in one Of five JAN Last Fnda' night. in the opening ,.trnes o' thitntiut gaInes Sunday that ended the \TL an Wneke-& San FraaCIS the- last ,,. , — j u rrcnt 1 les 17-14 and Buffalo scored stwi'd I to Ange t)rUtaS passing and signal uailiflg acb 34-17 over Philadelphia. ccrnted for twt first hail touchdowns that Plunkett passed hr three touchdowns ,~~ gave the' Colts a 2010 lead at intermissionand Carl Garrett ran for two more in leading TheThe Colt defense took over in the last two A the Patriots over the Lions. The Dolphins FU C'uLtMltUS. Gt. AP.— fitI oi'erc.aiiie a 12-point Minnesota lead to edge Don Mccafferly. the Baltimore coach, Tr" ". luntan !.icWutl Weaver capturec the Vikuw.s on Mercury Morris' diving touchhappy with Unitas and his defensive star .11 tie SIlL .1111 Southern. Uperi Gui! down on fourth clown from the six-yard lane wartt. "Now we're- looking forward to next -'1 uwuamnnt Sunday. eUgiu with 52 seconds left I— * week I'm glad the prelea3iruiS0'eI-" C'tuuct Cuiruir or. the fir1 t,tnt A Ici-yard TD end run by Ward Walsh, also __ The Colts open at bonnie against St Louis. In le ii uuthkt, tieutll pwyuff with 52 seconds left, gained the Oilers their tie IN I the' other openers next Sunday, Miami is at Courtrw charged to with it Wi h the Saints. "LMAR ''-s.'-______ Kansas City. Atlanta at utagt., Cincuuiattt 'tat stru.e it! Weaver lit tin' ::t Cbaz'lue Evans scored all four of the New at Cl eve d. lan --,V at New England. Green bay tfe-t1t CtJIIUIW aw&s witi York touchdowns as the Giants downed the huustur. at Liem'er. New Orleans at Los tie Aeade wrdw al Brua7is Angeles. New York Giants at Detroit. Oak. fur The end of the ehibitaon sea9i also land at Pittsburgh. New York Jets at Buffalo. But wuit (lunt pla yed it marked the retirement of Gale Sa ers of the Philadelphia at Dallas and San Diego at San safe tmunkuu: tie was fsgfltuw Chicago Bears considered one of the best Francisco. Washington plays at Minnesota a lot' iievutid pla1- at the liii th e upcoming basketball slate All li halfbacks ever to carry a football. of the new THE FRONT and tack iid week !rtcn tonight in the first Monday night greii. Weaver —playing teturid go sale of the medallions will th e proceeds from He fumbled twice against the Cardinals (left M&ialhon are shown here. The front club at the regular seum. tun—was ezpersenculg near Saturday night and on Sunday said "it's with W the UK Wildcat Club. The' Giants downed Cleveland mn, New diaastet' or. 11* let U! No 1 features th e 1972 football schedule and the hack Il great deal of reluctance I am announcing england tripped Detroit 34-30. Miatru shaded V. eaver I ITIU1 tet aliut of my retirement-" New Mmnewtl 1-19 while Houston and play Alhouked atuarp1 out rr at g ,'-''!', '1 11 Seminoles Halve Praise For Panthers n,-,S~:t,lc lit, J~,%r bU r 7(/ ytj Aft er To ug 11 19 7 Win rbutthertac h- -- y' jj- I gariin' _______ tT' O- Y,V / , ': ,, ç referee, htie- R William "; t.rr ,,,_ 1irit't' ,ten.riit of the International M "m •Y it claim it - 45/' ' * * * )','/tz' ,iq 40 % fla nk tIm •nd hs ksd (' *,,q it' Sam. offidal--- r:in In ttii' ( )1yutiplt' and they've' Iltinily it. ,np It" tinlkul tnte; I srthntI clqr Mrt'tn just- c' feitsicil Whs'th.'r the' %i.rtI rvenke.l'' tc eun-tis' prol'acr is sip fir l!rflh) nisnit n usmi. is. It scenic as the we-won, they-won 1)05keihiell gotise ngnlnst the Soviet (irsiisn wish h, as for mis the I ltihli'rl Stats's Is romerneil. will cnhise)ww c nsixsliic' ttsc'sc 20th !-;'I,I,mnI'r (;mi,nc's Tc's-hnirnlly. although the Itussimitis Inset already lweni siwarsb'el the itrilil mnethil, the ssmsts- .,,isr of its.' hiskethall ,aiiil' wish is we' won 50--Vs. ,;,, - "i// 'I ;r-.r,' ;hi't that never "mø eIn. It -'ei js,hiIntin time ft.r ('or'h - They've At' ','rr'l.i/ 1.11, 1h4'n ?rI.rl n il.epnrMiofl -eiu'laleel l'rcee Sporte Fdltnr Mtltl('ll / / -- trn trying to rook the Amen. I - • - /,._ il l 141% - fl lUll! ,IOHNS()N I' - 1 a ' -r ttled Basketb ll :.r :i : sp p CNC1L ri thm - f fumblr an tnWeple three send ôngst f rnciern SIM SitWilt &d twt who 'ead Pau cant tUTW Has t rpa Ted tilt 1-yTC lint 'Silm sswbdnwr t gu 1L g t with t hu)w ma U. L ttr!f p aa' 1rnptk& UK e the 3 tnei tu ?Wh ft na1f pint 24 n 4 pas With tOut Give (Iregot tflt opLDt RflC ff Wood adin a defensethat Ric Eig't u a -wrwc P.U. t J BIV Ru wits. p t pfl Wti k n mp$t a!' Al th ___ th -,urnp cvet RIUTOn& W. .641 Lineb&kr E an run' Whrsmer Ks rnu tt p nn bi F&cur un rived ttb & Mar ôefeate £ig-n-ai fItt urd m Zt tIIrC t 1 WU tJ1 i)E it th pr e wa,01tww'. playing 'I thc cioZ' r unbeaten. with a M. 1for its 3(th v'tc mU!rce1 UtTI jnlinwml a aranultlr apert with firsi dnw Uflt &k1 11 ii a?uW pass a Th-yar lun wran' said rIOt 1i tbe t&wt Otb1 Sonti' StkIflP. UN thk on 24 rn weelCf!fl whit sa unh- Ut w ft a tht' &I H*d Coact Jntrn Iza pa 4 Dc with nct. bull . lit ic upe -ranitd .-i.ii-4 .tile a natutnk Ita1 Greg Hill 's fl-yard fteld goal e But!.. gvt 1t ar HufL the nu th )us: r mint hal! hut hnaLl war out when twuö licoflthC 1&flt !sbi WUZN nat*0fla a! Sout C rt nr u se'ciods rrair5iri. T-Iin a 'ear ago, with a four- nffpnt leade , pt f i-: ant ugiü- air with Pnu bull P t the ontesZ ps'ed fat ?4 yards and *oiwh Ric' upt Howon t-t . Clurlit i''i gained 5 YM un nw.c T1U. tE1t ti4 yard rut thu it heTt CU1i1IUIS df Arizona iWtf ut tnt ran est Virginia's Frank Nester fi T it iiid S4 ya ItOWn Cit Arkan} cn he wuctatrci "1 tirn and uilhtec Cnicra& irnmedtu1nI JOTWs 4.ysTt punt off & 'iilvtt un' fzr duwi, Ufld 1(1 iL a!U!r tfl flU4 K OT*- W"d rut rkr,da State's V'urnP) vt bac'Wd ar NCA rr-n •NWAPf$ 1071111U SUI1 "r' Uu uirn. has more Latent that or. si' fwld goals t beat VUana 3AL -Pt -T, et things u. m4ial! uurhdawns t, illU' pnwr. Tnntwt. with rtw*ae qwir- T'1 11 The Bi CO- ma& a big ttwPrU BeatharC}W f Stiwe Rtsegba r)av Ethewrt. Tamp made s '60s" 'i ?'etra-'rou bask it 11w ear% shaw ta.c seuwt wheT. :nn an CiW _ft f ,j toI1f U In- Uti zedentnd I. ; WrUr 1 4.- uL away III= d- 4iriç .-:' Rooked'? 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A jjp 1:00 (2) Today L)IJCLE N114TORICAL . 1 CLINT e-1, II 9: 30 (6) Price 1% Right 10:00 (2) Dinahs Place i • -, ------- - (6)RomprRoom (9) M ______ i ' (6) Capt Kariq.iron (9) Mike DnugI.S 9M (2) Phil Donahue / G(NEIk4L MO?JKTON '\'JA ,io , ,-j .~ A ill - .- - (6) News of-// 8,00 CAPTAIN EASY PA,F-I -~YK -, -_ - - 1~ill I ~ Abby. - I 19) R (x)k o-, II PLUS ' "' - r4 T ruth ~ j. , Ill - DEAA ABBY: A flemale reguefil OPU11011 relsiders, regarding hol thl fill about womerl with faill —'7 lorloi,rell it, WA P @ PIWACHan- , 0,11, __ - ,1 C,) OJflI 'E 10 . real "Keep I t \ ) - I .. % THE BADGE GUYS ',t,u UE , i 11, - -_ & Schw.rx 16 05LAPO"" •*4 IP'.e FREE DRINK r('lkI'c lkI' In nfl P"1" POMNR Flat If In ;r hool J,,1 th I wl Abby, 'i- ,. w IHkT i' IHS Bowen Welcome U Willi 141111811 U' A flfl I . - I -I ,* I , by - Sept. 11 L vi e -4 Q ", 1. I — ,\) _% i -" l, I _____-___,,l ~, .., - X _, - i , , - 1 t t., _--i pqmmi4i (Itoolif r ncrete Valle"., EVING ,t1U) Ii, 1i4thø I )Al 1. A_ r --U4~~~ ^ I .- - — " - -, -_ toqlLvrInthcrn?llnIWftH. Truth or I ol ll.~~, ~ ^, ~,~~ meant qho nover expected. tall firqt Ppill al ,~Tossl - I -' a- I — - Monday, at a , . t ~~ \~, 4 , " ---A __1 Tbm* yrni for statthg , I 7%' i 1 — ,_Iwg-_- )~ -,Oft-, I .,- 4i - Any - THE BADGE GUYS —— I- W PaP I 0 , 152 - — - - - thiol sell MONDAY 0 Is IT/ - k IN . - . - - I Z'll~! r bar. vill- from " i il " k k, I I . r 1~ ,/ AN 1T oNLy, KINP(1LNt ' HARO' NO ( , %% LIKE C J.4,Vol fj T~ --,. IT'S ' DON ' 4 "To k_ P . ~ my identity confidential as I would not wl to km Gave. y.o're doing - E_~ I,'~4 t~ - op __ DEAR \L A J)sol It (filornierly Willi the At WlI(e (tflk Mktuit'i ntkeiin Teleri , . *(.v by Al Vermeer I (ritnt't, npp4'r- . \\ i ~ / crt vivotill arl lit the Ptefflif're I HOWS0 4 CAL ' AE LTLE\ _VF t .1 i 4t.f Il marrtaZes akei1 i'iU' A PRISCILLA'S POP GA'E L :' L— — ~_ 'I I I by Al I - and C&ftlms and in divatrele Bews a anal it I)ell Allen and ,%jilistal firli 441119i Illisener lot John wil,)l who liortrayxi Ili brirril ilk ___ -1 1 __________________________________________________ AM S OU 5)GA' — 30 3 __ I kinel ~ PSCLLA'S POP 23 g2 tetng attorney. and I bandit Cat1i - I I tt -. ~ ' 17 \ ! ! I - OW i.fl 'I ii4E - ~~-'NUT) t' F ' l the Flo". '411, W.4 f ifloslit 1,4ill 15 in the hitsi 11 . ." - Lil ,~ huie hint' hitnn 1 2 DEAF. ABBY: Regarding marruliger, hat"al - by Larry Lewis . L Nv th the dn,orce rate 1114 ,),Ali life. I)III(in lit forl lit ... . I .." _____ '' -'-.l Attorney quite pleased - CAMPUS CLATTER with RIMO BURNS by Larry Law,s 9-ill l Itere's silarxii. Find .1111 r Iloollurning rf,vular fire 1111th .41 , jill Tli,ilailR41lamlil AR fill Il ~gkl I )if', If',l liii, II onvi tire 11,11(le lly t-ollipil li ~k~ - -1 I _ P " M ^_ , .4 % 4 ' I • 1-~),-, , 411l Alklill 1i - --i- .l ' I /Jt ill <1 qmmmmmw. ~, - , A, "f . o'/i H ( ( *.Nt flIFE %SLL TALkFP /ANI' iW ifl 114AI - M ., - %.-1 ~, i "I I ", - $ •1. __ tk*Xl \ ou, " ` ", 'i I I T]YH I I - I - I I jloa t L k4 b6it eak I _11, I M Hail' .%4 Valid fflr=~Cvr L r ALL b V T Hemlin I" AMAIV ,L1 '"i __________ 1,Neill ,: Itarroar. date : — ( T Ff i stillSLIT I G)iC r-. ____________________ Wt , lll a "L%A 'M -kpNil OOP ALLEY 1/i 4ri.I'I t EASTWOOD I .- 4 _______ mun as we have had quite fellletters with the same a visl a L& Flier Abbrs bow". -mew . COL am. I DEAR POLLY-Evelyn wrote about tier problem Ill - together. liti hus- .~, - . -.*.4, " -1 1 earned ( .04WAGO TRI811,11111 1111ii.-NEW YORK X ( ing to directions. After applying glue to both parts f the joint. be the chair to hold them toge ther firmly and let dry for at least 24 ho Br sure to aernble chatr properly Once dried thc probably will never COnW loose aga in —MARIE DEAR POLLY—I sympathuf with Evelyn. the Imiac chair joints- Glue penetrates the gram oi the n 0--.K .1 .s,,, I ~ I - '. ~, Z>,,i , I I I I I trictintt ulr ptar . arr Actual the) so ttlal you cal be inuch mate successful will condition& YOU' , . 1 I to Apt I Q ) Mal surr YOU Plan activities well Iscitorr you still out w the inorning. or You I I in write new and interesting way with ttir good idil you need hall it) sill and tv alont of fell ' tP J ll: 11'Instead MUCIN CHILI)kLN'(Junr ?'. something constructive yourself. grt tiuil and do so gaff) jot time to be witli interril and all is fine fat You lall two of these in the center I 1 conditions you wlfl not feel frustrated hccauw you cannot ad plannill Don' t brin tri the peace. a tough home. Kell rnvcril stitjcct at up cont (Aus :? tv Sept .:.-_-A -- ~ :_1 7 I I ) )~ or, , I ..,- %il 11 l 1 4 4l A financial expert could hr of grvat bell, if : € • 4Ai t quite good start bill it wasn' goold enough West ruffed - to Jan 204 Shoe others that nu urth t%rst 4 ;3 p Past! : IM an anç mood Ans- thing of a basic nature an be WI aside no Until you t ne information to ad to futu Think loCl) - 1 plenty of -.7i hc you plus et dus with lair plus IrS iii solsed There' were plenty of mistakes made as you would T '"M , it. ai l to I _4 - j - mquues plenty I. ol dc,;l data (1i as fine an can. plus 20MC artistic study for cultutill of study purposes Ron ca: your lifr is successfully compel -Wililil you make of lil u P to )'Out your btrthdil October is noill ready - For your l send 'mt0!fle*1V5P)B0562 Y te, oecast $1 tpCinoUR4hF , 11 , I -_ -- QW-,? _" __ 07* I .* , . ! ( RE&. OF.,.~ _`~__ , , I I &V . Il W__ - - A I . . Is_,- I - I _.,/ --~ I - _ ( , s?p- , . . ! A* A I It P H • . uni A club lead would beat • -__________ f . . . It A _. -'~ L —V - - I I:~,l,.l,ll,/ I j Osw ald: Dellarer, started munds s- Ill discard " il U ,ii ssill a club - t - i I ) •. •• - I 'I ---- - - . f/. ) - Q 70 . ;& ( - _/ I - J) ) ' I * - - ~-, ~,~ --:: I G _______________________________ NOW ON, EAT 6O F I / '1I "Dan"Pelham . \X\ - I Supen - - M / GUNPAE AFTER A I c 4 I I - - 'J %~~ ,, -' / . / )~ \ . -.4 f % - 3 / J 7 I -- J 1 -7 NOT Al 011 11 - - - - _-l_ - \ ' - . 4 i . CA to fi Fpl Hfill I For Strong Im portDiscipline For An Intormed Public On All Issues Jechnical Programs For For Strong Leadership • ,-7 1 - % - . I , ) - — - ____ ... ____ - - / : t i s 'tIti - I - 407 U W" - ll SOW $1 till JAC0111111 MODERN book dmintstrtWfl 1iIII ill e1t%tnole )I Dill uLtninitt ittt dutit . Lr I(, "ll 1-1 I cars School * _______ . A- I a 1 - - ) - __~~ - )IL )\ aul w ( ' iter it'grt'e lot t'u \ L tIl It ,~ ll :$ lk - hitdrt'ti IV I ~ ' r 1 IWO 1IIUI -- - " ) _ t2 _______________________________ WtLL Murtvd - I .#IZ i ~ ,, ') i) - I f1i e oe - - j f. j ON YOUR 1I CETING ___________ I cre / I QVEMON • D. Louls 4. ' 6% I 4-I. I I - I REFdE - -- mabk h.r i / SELL.ME r 'h - / I - 1% Anet Wnurn' ti PARK ,- ~ I, . __,-1 _-_ I tE PHANTOM You do noillo." , 1I\ l7_. North in LtRN 1~ I ... I - ~ - -. . I I '- I F . -- witti a rush He cashed dl mill ace and Ill of il t1 4, S(RV,NQCOMPLtTL U,iNLM UNTIL I 6:00 (6) News I - Mor i Walker \ ZIT.' U -ro IN R& CAhl r- 1 -~11 I I 11ill uWtwd a dininutil (9) Movies 4. 0(7 rcws i 1 -- — - BEETLE BAILEY \ TUDA" .104"00 .4-11letv.11 11sults -t - - and has e _,-ftjoj i L, 1 - I - - . I ~,I; ;_ I ) _____ SALESW-Al 0 , v , ip ~ 3\ - , 1 Ir I / 4.1. 1 -r .l - I ) ( 11 1 should interest our readers ** Jim "What a bout this , . ' I ,- 4l I l , l A_~ -1 ~ .__ 4KU4 (6) FlInti,tones . . . ' . .I I . %ortli You, South. hold •AQ5 VKJ4 •3: I CENTRAL FLOR 11DA1 OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE T Chic Young V " est -411'"'All Jeannie \-./ ___________________ __________________ '-' ____ __ ; I IA. 4: l I 1) I Dream of _. 'I . 6 ,_ -i I C j Ills, 1 , i ____ 11 5 I E 00Z ill ~0" ED o.i ' irODAY Afill 4 1 E.-r-( W"A7 111111111111111111111111. some diachnr so that tensions that maY arue later in life can be niet .I I T A,N E~_E_ -710l ~ 1P1PESI.*JtE -`l Atoll I "we watched a brill gatilf, tile oth, - ThIll General Hospital ' Place . %l , 0 I II YOUR CHILD 15 BURN TODAY Ill to be rather one of thaw delightful young peulift who u M" till (UL 1)1.\ I'OO A\ARL) Mery Griffin II HOU "&oil . 1 52 (9) One Life to Live -6l ii 0siAmid & Junirill Jaciiii Oswald plSC*LS l 20 to Mil 2oi C;ct an tilt Ilood side of (9) _______ LOBSTER 4 I . 11% te! ,, cit. ho,or jus! Itl tit], atil ilthal Clow tie who U *sS tNtIPP'SI HcwrAPII € . have ___________ JOE'S rp (2) Another World -j ; --# 1 ~ UI plus East and W est JUSt with saint real tdte U iuzie-daizkdcteiise' SET1ME I G6O ___*11`\ ), 0 - A brilliant series of Jim 2:30 (2) Doctors (6) Edge of Night (9) Dating Game by Dick CavaIll ________ BAHAMA . Il I ;4— i Cocktails 75' Michelob Beer . 20' 2508 S. French Ave -Sanford () Love Is a Many ) 0 h lust spade, whereupon W est set the hand b rutting 4?3 ' l _________ 0 4~ r_% . I% blamil Sol fur tits line Some effort you expend on social functions an brin? teal Inipresi others ill OU Jiarn: and niagnetlin multi rto AQUARIUS (Jan .1 to 1-cIt lQ)rhumUlemCfltC*5 ith not good so fort them Get hus fl you Give full hoIdWPy and mar b business and cdit afla IF J, _________ '~Tl. ~~APPVI,ls echsoll :A ~ 11w OI1uI ' I I have . I KV nutol (6) Guiding Light Il Newlywed GarrIle 9.11 C-mill I I pruduLed tltt three front jack from South East and the ace tram West West cashed his ace of clubs and A. line experts a w in ani but do not forget worries that YOU C&fl help aUevIe gratitude Clow ts TeIll it) be more wif-deperident P~ _ 8 ~ C iplendcred ruffed with tht . if ( Deal 2:00 (2) Days of Our Lives, - by Dick Ccolk -n-4E: 64y, 0CLOCli NENYS - EAST 1 #11i lI4 fi Shoit ittiers that " SCRVlO tOi 2 to Nos itt your action' it line thought a charming and meaningful have to dethy amewhat where neeuIry. Dorn you may d right friends a ae tever is thoughtful for good w ha i - 111W kaw" Sal . - .. OS t (6) Be& the CIo 1 I -rarpliliq- 1`-* ,llls.1~1~1~ ,IE21-1 1mr , 41 7CV11111l TH6 KA6 FSEE! declill Iliad it) use durnh III tu 11%l= nn" ` you contact this Person Ill il .~ ry . - (,: 3IT Razzle-Dazzle Defense _ 1 2i Improving toutines. makinf. monetar) nisitters I 1 ,v , -1. WINTHROP Sil 11 Mondl . . ) is I ________ AT BRIDGE ctiowder Ill ICTIN lassolls C- bass a .. .11 )J _______________________________ WIN lncludesbJlI,dPOtI00r French Fros tossid s.slad or oI sw hush upP'S .d our &ICIOUS cOflCh TON (9) Split Second Will YOU FORF" ..., I I ___ strip of wood slipped is to make a tourniquet ll hold It tightl~. Put x1l behind rung while drying.-POLLY 11 w diplortil for hest ivsults CAPRiCORN (Dec IT -_ _- 11:N e_ - _____ Do remember that glue most be r *DLAR READER. applird tbl as, thick glut tends to get brittle. If you do not have fumiturr clumps to hold the mended parts, together, a long pie" tore from ain old sheet (rope might cut into the woodl wrapped round and round and then a S1 95 - I Orwaid e hjill viorthwhiL 15LRE,Mill 111_ _~!.. ) . V:rp •f - UNDER i PU 42 - 30 (2) News I i' ..T_12DJ&H IT ;5?W, Hr=01loolible (.. 1 in the Itoh or prepare flRMLY rung an it both fl squeeze in With P ftlrflhtUfl' clamI). If one laver Of muslin ,I, not enough l another, a the joint must be tight. I use that popular new mlWy t tr) til top thc boll a. you get in bit Don' 1:01nitru A HROP LIO (July 22 to Aug21) II you get busy improvrng home Ill and -. .- the hole. Crollut of meter by Bill HowrIIl. D nners Award Winning Show __________Ib\ FOOD HOUSE SE Pi'L le - ll i: s,SA;B.-~ E! ffl~ _ I '.t ' '- R I 11 DO AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (6) WP- ere the Heart Is T - — (111111, I ____ , II is what you conned intc, something without feeling it being' want. Stud) al] factum Carefully Listen tv what cloo-workers ! by Bill Howrslk 7 1i 1_15 All.N Ice 4 1 . . 1 .i -- J (9) Bewitched - Ill . - . I wililitill Vill tilal i~ for ALL thinp.s -SAN1. the old timet tonigill . _50ME-T;4lW& LoLlill TIE CHAIlt that .. - -I. Mal tilt evening TAURUS tApt 20 to May aT of the nrnneIa matters rela tiofli)flPL srnpred but steer Cit matte wor instead Do not t involved couW rnar I all it il COU ta ugcmefl an pu i ; — @I 'Wes4 11:30 12) H - - ) - . and glue them to the dowel I ar fiancee ~ - It) Password . J, . I - , .~.- . 3 SGT. STlPES..F0UVER art called wide and twil the len th T, of the dowel plui - - . . - _ ... hole is too big I with a rula~% file or sanding drum, If the bmall ARIES (Msr ~ - .— wood and. unless the old glue is completely removed down to Ll Oil surfal you know what happenh The dowel up to pri nitilli dnnt a all stIl or dappwnted if mans detay and I i from all Carroll R*htmr lrmftuft I IF I . r_ __ 61 4i4i . .~ : glue and i0d, finish Use resin CARROLL RIOHTE*$ I " , 01 _11:11. : ~~ of such work and Eand and I have dont a In! lowing Sand ull wood joints to removt il oid I 91 , V I - - . All Students Elect Pelham School Superintendont . I p �Trial Opens In Deaths Of 25 Farm Workers Monday. Sept. 11, 1972 6B-The Sanford Herald X/ORRY CLINIC FAIRFIELD. calif. (AP - question aeparateb' eaCh some 10 ProsPective Jurors CorOnagoe5O4'Ita1hert0CtaY Sununonedinthefirstvefllreto th hAve not been mSkC SU charged with slaying 25 lt.irierby bhctty. ant f&rniworkers, whose hack• 11'rjUd!Ctd ed t)oiies were found In shallow pach-orthard wOTICE OF APPLICATION I'O Feather River beginning May AND VACATING CLOSING, _____________________________ . 1971. ABANDONING By the time the 10th hail been All of th road runnvf East and slOg the North boundary d.wovered, six days later, Co51$p4P&M PLAN rcawasarrtstecLHelattrwu Lofi s a 6 of By George W. Crane, Ph.D.. M.D. Cathy had isa med the primary sicist for winning boy fnends. Yet many of my brilliant, Phi Beta Kv Pi Northwestern UniversitY coed students still were ignorant of it. So I had to teach them the repartee strategy outlined below. U .:4 Legal Notice / / charged with murdering four of , ' have been identified. All were iiddk aged or older U white men, and many wei I Case tSS5. C.ath H., whom known around skid rows near aged IL s a clever practical if she merely recites all \'ubaCttyandMLY5V111t, where the killu S took place. 1nychokgut honors andscial assets Corona, 38. has pleaded InHer grandparents were re the c'enth' visiting in Cathy of hself and farnil but SOTI 2(X) wlthesses art tO doesn't boost his ego. she Florida. 'Grandpa. P)CCtS she becan, 1 may rebuff him and thus be- testify and hundreds Of ofevidencearetObe eammed a one-date coed! am the fastest runner in my come Co to your public library ' of thP road running Norm and Scum alond me Eas' side of LO'S S. ti arid 33 04 TAT ION and The West BSNP&M PLANTATION. ac to • p;' P..rpof rPcordPd iri Piat Roob 1. Page 64. of tht PubliC Records f Seminole County. Florida TO wHOM iT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HERESY GIvEN by the City Cjncei of the City of AltamOnte Springs, Seminole Coun",. Florida. that a PetItion t%$5 becri fiitd *Ith Said Council tO CIOS0. vacate anØ abjndon a p(lrt certain roads Iri the City of in the case. which District Atty. Altamonte Springs. Florida. oesc?ibed as follows room at school G. David Teja of Sutter CCiUTIty All of the rOSd runhiflO (au •nd Vi For I can beat all the and c'r'sult Chapter k -p5,. admits is purely circum- Wfii along ¶ht North boundary Of my college boss a.s well as the girls, LOtS 5 arid I Of BISHP.tM PLAN stantial. ssh TAT ION. nd The West ' 04 the b's cholo Applied if you But I found that the The case was moved gxowd. Co- road running NTh nd South along to se how I tau it college don't like mc 11 1 win, lano county tht East sioe f Lo'S 5, 14 and 23 f O fl of Coeds the sas to win quick I 5ISp4PAM PLANTATION, ac Suuer County. Where the bodies coroirt; to the Fiat 'hereof recorded in Flat Book 1. PageIS. of the PubliC Notice how the following were found. Judge Records of Seminole County Court Superior ten in rin fcctd ii ,d macit' 1irn fl Rictr E. Ptto o Ccilu arid that the iao Ct', Co.jncI -. through the race. T!rr; I 5hw dcn*'TI * lit' tie to let the boys pass me. the 'And the bo'ts ric,w like more important: me'!" She said: County, especial) assigned tO ti-v the case, has agreed he will This ii. a dance step for me but I find it o easy to follow Alas, many of rn' hnlliarit Jack. You must dance a'lot' PioId a Public hearIng ofi thu PttltiOn aId 30 p m , or as soon therufter a the 26Th 05', of Sep possible. tentr. A D 1572. at the City Mill 04 _________________________________ AstirnOnte Springs, FloridS. at Legal Notice - Wh,chtIrfleShCSeiorahobgatt same *11 be heard aitO tinil action coed students at Northwest" You say 's'ou don't?" FICTITIOUS PAME NOTICE iShetetis p iertt,t lam -- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND OR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 73 - U .- CIRCUITCOURTOFTHE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUIT IN AND FOR UMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CWII. AC. TION NO. 7)-SI,. DIV4$o%. A Iii it: Tht MbrI4$5e 4 Et)Ott L WILL1M5. FICT$TI0USME QVf NOTICE IS •m Pfl$I*Od In 703 AI?amOntt Spr"Q'. SnlnoIe County. 0'd 4C?iI40U% name o, T. R. A k'.1t the Circuit Court. 5emnof Couny. FIlØa In accordance *tP the proitsO4fl of the FICtItIOUS Name o NOTICE OF ACTION TO Sandra R WilliamS 'rOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED statutes. To Wit SectIon 455 tlO(0 that an actIon fr$ the nature o, a S Ted R Amlund teecfl for cissolution of rn$rrgt hS bfl filed against you copy and yOU are reOulrPd to serve a to ii wclttefl de?04'55if any, Of yOuT PetitlonS nim'i ndbddre15 appear below on atte of be40reO.t0b*f ? tht original with the Cue's Of this service on PttiIsonerS attorneys or im mediately thereafter. otherwise a default will b entered bQSiriSt you tht me relief demanded iOfl Witness my hand and the seal of thiS Court on September 5th, 14 ISesi Arthur H fteckwith, Jr As Clerk of the Court 5y Cecelil V (btrn Deputy Clerk HUTCP•4ISON AND LEFFLER Pot' Office Drawer H Saf 0 Florid$ 33771 Attorneys 404' Petitioner PubliSh Sept. 1). ii. 25 Oct 2. 1572 0(14 IS ;N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. STATE OF OF THE CUlT FOR AN0 I Pif FL OR IDA SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION 73.414 ALLEN 6. WILLIAMS, M0.TOP INC , S corporation. Pljiritiff vs GLORIA LACEY. a divOrCed PubIS Aug OEGta* $I WANT AD In Re: fl• MafflalI MICHAEL EDWARD GRANT. PETITIONER. AND .JACQUELYN 0 EVELYN 0 NT, EVELYN .IACQUELYN O GRANT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN WHOSE LAST KNOWN MAILING ADDRESS IS. co J E Meeks 107 AuStin Drive Charlotte. No1h Carolina YOU ARE HERESY 1Lost-& Found INFORMATION AWE NOTIF I ED SURKE. AttOrney rn' ., 3P County Commissioners wit receive CARROLL Peiti0flt4'. whOSe aodress IS 612 bOs at ihtCitfiCOOf Arthur P1 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building. wPi, Jr. Clerk, up to 12 00 r.00n Sanford. Florida 33771. and tilt tht 1972, for- origInal with the Clerk 0$ the above MonOay. September le. mteraIs Longer Your Ad Runs i furniShing the toiiov.rc styled Court on or before September It Costs Per Line The L,IsS 'the 0,Jr.nQ the ,Otri. 1572. terwis. a (ugment Per Day. may be entered e.gantt you for tc qriØing OctOber 1, 1973 A PetrOleum Products relief ØetnndCd ifl ,I'C PCtitiOfl Rates For Consecutive ft Atc,haltC COr.re'e I. WlyNEsSmyhandandthesealof InsertIOns-NO Change Cold Patch C. TranSit Ms Concrete & Cement the said Col.wt on the 17th day Of Copy. A9uSt. AD. 1572 SpeCificationS may b oOlain.d at (Seal) tPi office 04 trie Seminole County ArtPIUI H Beckwth, Jr 35c a tine I thru 4 times Engineer. 1)CiO South Orlando Drive. CIefI. of CirCuit Court 2$c a line S thru 20 timeS Sanford. FloridS 33771. or by writinO 5eminole County. Florida 23c a line 21 times Clerk's office. P0 Drawer C. By Coccus V (kern Sanford, Florida 33771 All bidS are Deputy Clerk O17S MINIMUM CHARGE) to be .n a sealed envelope plainly CARROLL BURkE Sd marked on the outside. 'Sealed ...ttorney for PetitiOner 3 Lines Minimum 4cr them), open September e13 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg 1 c73" Sanford, FlorIda 32771 ftdslllb.Ooenedat2 00PM .n All aJvtrti%irig apprarinS in Thi PbliIh AuQ 21.21 Sept 1, .Il "4' Board of (o,Jrfi CrmI5f'S Santord plr,SId un Wdflil'15, 0(0 103 54' ___,,___,.,,_.__.._________ Su1 C) S tiCS ii', be pis C Cd ri II' C" it. R om 1Io Court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ydsyt FAMILY BARGAIN N(ihS Sanford, Florida. Actual ewad is dittributCd to an successful bidder will be made at thO SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. SESduu0fl5I CT ION le trial 300 homey iri trit area reguLar County CommiSsion 4'*kI CIVIL ACTION NO. fl.10)I Ad.,,titeft yhould include thu Meeting. Third Floor of the Court MARIE D WEBB and nyrt,øfl in computing IMi! earned Mouse. Sanford. Flor.da Tuesday- OULA •,. ARLON J. WEBB. Pier husband. Sep'ember 19. 1572 PlaintiffS, Arthur H Beck*?h. Jr vs EARNEST ZIMMERMANN and LEA ZIMMERMANN. his wilt, and CLASSIFICATIONS F reele Dr urd Prcuuli.n ty (i 341'. Mniitr ('SC, '454' I 3-ri lioutton, Ic, as.1 lOOit U . '.v -5 I 'c- Want Ads Houses For Sale 7 PIANo II ','I)tf'. 12 ,'df'i'1. (ft ill 'it Ifarry V,r'',ti'I 13-I 110 Results - Apartments Rent I FurnIshed I .1' iU f,,rt,i I ri I , - ( n:(i Ii's .tily, no petS IllS 'orith 177 6057 -irnitPiil onC bedroom aplrtrnent, i'liiIts no p'ls 171 9144) - 13 I anti 3-tjm'sjmoom Modern iOMMOIOMf7 AF'APTMEP4TS 11127 M,ignoli Ave 37) 1)40 Male Help Wanted Reliable man to dr yr ti, I and unload mater ,il, ,icd no' I ii turr,b4'r ynd 10 Hr week F tclleflt triiiji' liu.'ntfils Apply ri person alter 9 a. m 10 Scollys Home BuIlders, 700 S F remit fi Ave. Sanford I OW THI $'MAI III At MIP1LIL 1, nuir rcorvimnnd this 5*1 Cr0 tedrOOVT lii bOthi tioflary Po" Par'rled F Inir da room - yt-e aI u-elm igeratom , plus waster PRiVATE 1114(14 teaut'fid I alie Mare fl DeBar y II screened pou'P' litu*ICl is' un '. of an acre overlOOking *ti'te sand beach St. thiS home Yr_i lantilylt ' 379 4/) will w,Int '.I I .' CR ES. Colorado, $2500 A mile ml a half high In flue Colorado y 1)5 dOwn' 5)5 riii)nthl titutlully loatF'd between l*" c,u,jfll4iI'i firnQCS owner, Steed. 7910? si I '11 l4)'h, Amar : '04 )76.5gri) ___ MoblIP McQuillafl ' ','il - , f 10-Cat-in'. -n I 'rich Ave JQrlandriDm AI'AW TMItI 1', 111W 1st St pi/ I 11)3200 AN MO PARKS. I 3- 3 tlednoorn I maciCr', I A"i 7 Adult pirk s F ,,mly parks 35*5 p4,'.,- 17 '71 ''' ',,,rcford 13-3 l930 Disy, 'i'll ,i,tPiflm a41 cinl- S ,s,,,pr ,,,i.ier 353l) ii.. ac i,-' ir OPfNP4nt ill Rid .rjJ I ' Pt At TY IWI (',irk, 33-1 7114 itter hourS. 372 osia. 372 9751 - ' - 'iL.Oi' reamed but x - a 3? ,r -a. on'.OIe blOt t'I, good coo'.rI.t.Ori, 5*00 CASh 373 3)46 af?K 7 p - -.'', V,- , , '' ,' S ".1' w (0 F flILSON MAIER FURNITURE bu sell trade 333 SIfl ill 31St FirSt St. Real Estate Wanted ' 1. . '" ',.r4 - .r ( , O'_i'e n4"_i.'. E Boats-and Marine Equipment SC'. 10 •lri'trU-U I v rmud" ,,r.l triIer 'fill jell 33-2 7775 i,,'iiratp Reaj,ori,ltli' (' If Or nt frock au'd 'tfe'ens, brar.d new ('HEAP 3774616. rio". Motor'.- Trailer I.':tiSON'S SPORTING GOODS fowntO*'fl 5,tnford. 377 3941 Seminole Sporting Goods .',cin & it.cin im',,pm C)' I.' Closed All Oily Wedne%dOv 377 ('.3? s''- c Sanford Awe I uily equipped hOulCbOit, Sleeps ni total comfort (i(ellern5 i. i)7 13 tIre, -iitUlrlXi 33-2 1623- r 1)? Sports Equipment 4 ION'S hAITI TACKLE 919W l'.t St Live Bait. Groceries, Peer PItS 6 1,1 Open 7 dayS 32') f')"J , 50 Garage-Rutflmage S,a los I1110.i't protablo *0'.hCr 01,51 furniture, carpet remnants. autc Ss,l•% 'oil'. Hr 3-I' p-.tntt I ri .'i,,' - '.,ipl,u- 1 ,,,r' ________ Used 2000' h,ir.l,uooOd fI/s4)r. oath tub - - .54' ifly 1.5/ commode & wiSh basil, deep 'sins MiS(. lumber (all 7273-US PUIILiC AUCTION Every Monday trIll 7 00P m )pe-m'i dOily 10 S we but or yyli ore pieCe 0 houSehOld Comn.gflrtients *iuitiv. Ecu' nforrr.d?'Ofl (Ott Stan VermilIOn. 1729920 Sanford AuCtOfl. p4,'.. 179? 5,,r'Iord - SSA 44 153 9omdflInflef a-Spod mIe.eqC. -'ICOn. runs ')cimd - . 323 '---.i -4) Yr 64 IdOOf tiOrII 501) P5, PB. tin cruiSe '0,0th SHARP .4(9] OICE Si'4)C3 '.i,' 'i ....'' .4 - - / Household Goods - "" , 1 ' \ ,,..) , U rsident5 irtd newcomers .34111 find thIs directory the most OflVefllent md j - SINGER STRETCH STITCH tip to dat. Nay o solve - ?rc)hiern ,'ii'r' s1hNG MACHINE 1-3- Ji4S rul'orihOlei. etc 50'd tOe 5799. mm possessed. p4', ai Mi<e o I 565 or (0 payments of 5) Cal PFOD C,esiI Deul Jill ' "CENTER. ).)7 (,55u -)r e,i's III 1144 i .' ' - I/ 'The to Ii; ('i3 3(J'i 'tr lIsteti for jOur convenletit.e Permanent - I', ,j,j r.' P r'.p- T,,_i r - .r) 'ii' .,ilICi't ,,-d I-On, 565 322 2016 ode a Besi foam mattress, full 5I. Ike new Two Cush-OnS 'reofl 'e.d 131 0)15 CNE' iR E FO SHOP THE EASY WAY' The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! ''S .1' "'i' ,i'S. ". ',mv (C' & 1J,'i i' c'J Care Pet U ;v.', SAIfI)ltI'i", 'i,'. .IN ,,.4 .',t-., : us ill, 'I,iln.ng, '.Jioping 54*! rn .'yest 1h 122 13-2 ,.' .. - i:i '-" •: . '' ' ', - U,. ,',' -' Eating Place''. ___________________ I i '4.J.. I\ppIlal1CCS - .i -r .? I - . . --'. - ' , - '. - '-' -, - 'S SERVICEMAN FAt 4',id today'. Shopper". Ouuiie uOt :t' ritlg you need. I'., ,1.ifl i ,, , - 'eudr jIl ceta'.e'. L rViUiJelS l'E(,DON', 'itt'NlN(a .?tN PBS. ,,iiic_irvl 'I tlu,,,L4 0 5-A ',4'# 'r GIa'"-u Mis 101's ___________________________________ ',) .\'. 50,', - •' Shoe Repair • U ' ''. 'i".i. '4) '. ",i-'' .111 ______ .'J ,Ou kfsmrw you can hdwS YQI,-4 OuS'mie%s app-so' 'A lISt SHO" 'tIf"n L.U'C'E Ii,ii as 0* 5551 I I),' 10 i'd 41'. Ijir n,' ' . - , ,,,,! I,, )•J ' .,i ''ni ,.',k . l-rqii'.r' .S, 'i '.4 .' Bt'aut', Care wP''. .'o.jl nt'pO'rS. .J'.Oi,IFii. Yrs vaUi unce Clean t)i'ii cd •,r '',,I )1! ?t* - .5., ,?', ,'j - . ) Qp-n 'till ?gnlhgr%. - '' " -I /36!'. - i, i Line to .I'..t.kI.,'.'i ', '-'I. -'-s.' -: TraIei Rentals U HAUL TRAILER' .' '..'I'. '. Dm4 .1, .\140 . 5 -c-,riN ,'3 - , I '-.1 ' ' ' bA!s,iML4JM Ji,r ' i .'SLLI'. DS,L1.1O iJ. ,lc '.p'.4IN'.L'c'If ,'Y'ItOL"-'3-I ,l.$.'S ill'.) '.Ut' i'm.: repair ,$fki.S'i4(b %t'S,?tIPIL tc1 "01"L" -,i,) '--,,' • 'U-- Carpeting Locksmith L Ii.,'., ',. .,,i SS'L' i'LJI4014 LQ,.'u.'.,S'il Ti-rI", lt,SiO.ntaal. , i,4 r...I. ,'.. I, li_il s -I '-'4'.), 74 "rIr Servo.'. - LLDILL OICK JOYCE ,wicS lai'gei. iiwfli$95. lQfiflAlCt'. j,5eit'ms, I)? 4-410 .5 i',: 1' - mOn ALL The Action! JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE or 831-9993 I THE HERJLO S DAILY DIRECTORY OF BLIStNESSSE 4'Z'. !IJES L)iis 21 Diys 13 kM's - , ________ Ad--$504 $16-SI) $4680 4 line Ad-S6 12 St .iO , hti' Aol $2200 $6240 3 irie ' $' i'Q - - - - Get - Dii Iii I1L CLASSIFIED! ir - - -- , L)unt up,tQ* 0*4w uteful i-' .,'ai'. Sell InQti lu 'i,,kly C l_i ',.' id ,'.,itit 'Si U, ,. JIl'Ii,J ti.), '-.1' I '4 i'd l'.. c.' -' _l • Dial 322-2611 - - 1o,s BAUTY SALON 5,1 'r,ei'l', Hr,iIllS t$.uIy 5*9 B Pita, 322 3-74.2 .'. , S ' v ,',r,, . ,,,,i,,,_.'si - - '.7.i' 1Jr S ',dW ShSil,itil.iiA, viwid '. r'c_ii4( Chain saws. SCi%Sua'. in ou'i,-,.' s ,'42C -- ti_itt' -- PViCL S%ATP4E'J .1*17 0043 "ofllung ii WOO'. il 11) 2770 a',-, • ,fiifrt-,'.'.'i ,'4' -4' ..J '--dl, 5 4,,i, '.''.Cii) yOu 4ev' -, - Recycle your Reusables It's Srnartt Its Easy ,'. ' ii a... N C) v V r. , ub ta.)U y,'n4ll, p-amfl5'ng, 'w-'-'Odit 32) 3-443- 5 .i ''d't 4 Spectul Services '4- ..aielI144' 40U41' .530. Pdiflt.lrl II t',p-es .l .;xrp'Vilry. rile' .4,.05a74,aOie Z)-43-4/ AtJIOlt1'.)IiY%, Serv.i' , ,'u5 , %5,lfr:' '.'' jim- ',Ia'. "rIoi "4.'$JJ.FS. 4(7,4 'l1ilUci9 I, .,,,;ijj Jai''.i%Ji', 1i0Ilci.siii t ,ri. e*pes.*f5-v All woe'. guon i-?uid Liii (27 /)3-9 _- 1 '_i. ' ill.' , , . I"-'loitit..' linpi ' '.0 .3 jay, cr.c .,'- --i_i in hut', liii,) ii 'It' II '.1% L. ALi Ill .SIIRIC SPIOPPE, U. ' AUIQ l-tl".yr '.H1ç • Sc WI Ii g - Owt Foit 1a4' Voted ino'st lIkely to help you succeed ill sellIng your reusable, no longer needed items. She IS of course Our Herald Want AdVisor. Give Our Fair Lady a ring, on the phone that IS, If you have furniture. motorcycle, bicycle, garden equipment. stereo. sports equipment. power tools, typewrIter desk, offIce eqUiprnellt pets lust about any thitig that you want to turn 11110 cash. She lakes it from there. Lii i 5AN4Ui4O '3 If 'S.'' ''1'. ', ' In,c',u'','''*. '5''' ii ,'ril" Iii - )r u.S 0 = 5, U rn ' .. Fencing Attic InNulatwn') - , Li r'tcçfl .5.,.' _______________________ l .y'.,,, I. ,,v.4;T .Ini )''4 I l'i.li'I *J Si,', S 100 i)r'34' ' or '4_it'. OC I ,"4i' _ii ). Ad ,,gt as) - ',' .,r'r - l-' * t.' -40'. u,.,-'. n-i' Arts & Crafts Oi.-'. 14 'i - .1 .Sppi,ii, c's ' s-r,'r i. U i'd_il, -'i'' ,.'i ,e 1 2) ''nor,' 'f.( il - 'n' - -IL, ''is" ,'''' -- Your Direct = .,-.'. - - I 'n -- ,.-,. U' f2 Want Ad Depa rt nient ______- ' =- jI __________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ______ _______________ " -=-- 9(,4 Fort gcoruolifle b)5n. DOdde uS'nm ,.portSn'Jir"% ISA? 1' ttirml- 322 .022. GUIDE - 6 - CarI'na 01'. (English F Nhltt',QOCidI'iCl car 342S Ovr'". 341 35% , .ffer S --=---- ______________ (7,aIOxe 500 Priwer .-- ' - .- - f " Autos For Sale 2965 FOrd 4 doer toil .54' ri,.,,, t%% SHE: CondItioning ______ 3222611 Chevrolet impala. riest on. ISfl, 'an tie s•emi of 11% /iQ4r -. -Nay- LOOqWflOd - '69 kelvina?Or A C 77.000 BTU $150 Call 3730066 ,,fter 3 30 1 - ______ __________________- 1954 I i' I',',i'r'f4iW' iol 1971) station wagon. ustom Suflurt)an, 1 owner C_isll 111131 lad - -- THE SHOPPERS _________ Bedrooms - a -OH Datsun (700. AIr roedltiri AM FM "04110. Ii" fireS 3 Aiter 5. call 373.1334 193* GMC 3 tn true-k Contractor lumo ',1y C.,lI 12'? 1i71 _______________________________ 75 ' Buick tcriOdt ,sr $3.5 and X)otl iI'hlO'icm')lOt -,ii.'hi,Q "4' I - or, 1395 372 3-SM And Trl.IICrS -- Early American RCA ViCtor I V Black and whit Octure 5500 jet 5100 C.00dcoiidt on fli tile For easy. Quick aroet dleOning tar' Blue Lustre Elp.'tr,C Sham"poorv (AROLLS ',r;, 31 per r ruN T1i i'='u -________ =_.__=__,___ -' - --- 17) I F raSh piCked orange's. apples mangO'.. ku55. etC By the piece. pound. peck. b'u",i'.el Or tub Ono's Place. H'y 44. between I e & Sanford - - a -' _____ 010-00% = " '6) LanCer CT t3unt. sticker. 34'w-.il tsatterv 5150 1.4 ftow tqs, lift'S, - - --'i- - - No.41% some .eork iT) '.344 U'lff•f :1) ii," 'ii o '7'!) C.rovu'Olat P oflO #V"irl D."i' / I. ,utorr-.it 32,19% Roti .51(1(00 tJsesl Car'.. 311 . N =_="-= (911 ted lnt,rnOt'OflOI - 1051 tiCk 10, sere'. 1110. *th 13.000 .yrtual mileS. one owner Call 301-177 loSS ' old r.g P nUt Mare Black ' t. 7 -4r Old PigiamnO god eirbiito pant req mar. 37)770% II fi- - ' Cr G r-' ' 2-n-mn AuCtions 51 Trucks 74 -- Pançola MO'.i for sale 1234769 ' r r r r 196% Mustang Coupt. 3-41 i 'r,,d. to' hoOt -ted mntc,r ., 'nfn,rv(lp or regulation ',-,tlIe 173-alAS - . A 00:. F F.'. A.sI.rri -fl-ion So.. i' 'tie Ct I '_v'lC ''rr4i AIe"l" ',".iO 7 D.c3.'r a' lIEN 0.e". Tars Room 2mm N"%t 04 I 4 041 P4w'y 46 373 77)1 FerrflOrC washef. parts. SefvrCt. uSed mchfltS MOONEY AP PLIANCES, 32)0447 -' - ______ Il 9'? rig onto 330 CC ,,w,,tak new 1972 Ii' (loritnIto. (01) (,P 133 over osst '40w and used BARNES Rr,dg,'.fOriC pert', 'Yo"i.E SALES Or-trill' 75/ 9(iS- Poultry fluids with ReduCe e*c.Ss LOSE FLUIDEX, 514, flEIGHT .,th Dlv A-Out capsules. It SI at Roujmlllat's halgreen - , - ,. :9': _______________________________ LIvestock And Bark To School COMPTOI4'S ENCYCLOPEDIAS E i Rch•-y. 377 (165 - '$'er' LI' LI i%t.lil'V,, hC.?ri101t, !yp.i and yearS F i 48 o-s'ITS. 14-wy -- _______ - Mntorc-icles And Sconters 73 , - 62 - - = '. OPELS BODY jpiflP ',arfcimdi Av'flO - - nt,l: P A'4("7 xc '4 ' 'n -, F1 n2nt' MusiCill MerchandIse 51 Sanford Realty ton Pay . :7 -JOlt AutO (tOt"Pt' a'. 5)1 7'. fl çpi' '4w'., '?OUPie,'s,sl,To cauc' 7fl :,) i4wi ,-'. ___ TELkVISIOPI SETS 03-S UP MILLERS 2819 Orlando 0' v 17203-57 - _____ ,ir,'mOl cci - Si. C'iernym 5,,p,.c çpi,' parsfl'2l'k)-_ d 1' '1 -,',mi,'u'i0t5C4SOee0I MI)OvsOy 'io color I 5(975 brim AppllflCd% 3730607 PleIsons Florida Poses WOODRUFF'S C,AROEN CENTER 6.01 Ceter.c'Aia .3773974 l,lfl Ford (3,allviP $00 F,ettory a' .-er / good cfl4' on Call 333 54: Fr '1% Mcii' - silo 4, ),s i Count S i,SCN_il ferns It's so eaSy tO 0(a(P ,our ad Call j7) eii jer - "40/ 3-SC m_varnlph?t.'- ub ri4arkxtrfS Ifrwpni3:u'e brako'. ()$5%, tk rn45 i., Auto Repairs Par?c.Acce54nrieS civig.e l'g Zag ne,v cn0 - - ______ - . 11 'abC"' W) C3'h.? Zig Zags from 347 LiD I 1100014'S SEWI NC. 71)) E lit St. 0.ywfl CENTE ti7i' 71 44*1 I_v Jim Hunt man. e,per.'ti' i' essential See preferred. but not Gene Burke. Joe Crt.ilmcrr'. ' Chevrolet, 3700 S Hwy ii 5) 14' 'i' I)) 5303 ONLYI r-,' lot -' ' ' , ,__. - • - '_' -...- -I '. - - - ______ p ored Germ4l ThtDf"ord pU GI7 's Wormed. it a i',nm - Siger MIscellaneouS For Sale 5 ._ ;s* s yk Riviera ,rtra Ic5e iiW me" AM FM steron dpi" i h winuulflw". ,4, ',ef WC 11(0 '09 5151% - or sno m$Ow arid tako wee pwyiitenti 04 177 041 ,','' ,OVEWP4MEPI 1 OWNED HOMI LOW ClOWN PAYMENT - UYJ't t'Yl' 1 / 141 ('ON TnT 1011 1 1) - - - -- 101 nt' i * 'fr i. 333 " 'lP,4'.t.t AKC SOy"'" ,r,','es'c • ('en'uu' DowftO*' - - ________- n 3 Plow Moon, *7' s 65' (, 1.arido. I edroorn. I' bath, wIth central .r, ('all 415 7371 Dealer- L0'ated ,. i-,i r reIn / tram 10? W tsi St (1) 3-H'. , - c''sr'i CjIw ------- - woman Thus Notice is to be pubIhed Dy Board of Coun", Defendant _________________________________ I) Houses Rent iust a engaged i busne a' 1314 MelOdy Unis'i' tiul ldnt Commisujonerl unt',. posting in three (3) publiC places lie el thus: i'm t all other Pe0 unknOwn Claiming NOTICE OF SALE Un fur n i shed Lane. Apopka. Ser,rOC Seminole County. Florida any right. t,ie. estate, lien or in NCt :e -s hereby ;en that, learned that inportant rule horn dancer!" 5.-u nford Flør.dl undO' thO fict.'iouS name f within the City of Allamonte Florida. and PubliShed in By W BuSh "Sanford's S-ate'. LeidPf" tSUrit to a Final Judgment of tefes? fl the real property deScribed fr ' ,', -.1, 2 I'. .c,..er Ir ,,''r' tOuS" whith Cathy SALES I SERVICE. of pwtholo She said: Sevrn' miles SPECIALTY Announcements MAC 11114 ISTS Pb1iSh 5cc' 4 11. 1572 pit Plairtilf's Complaint adverse tO ForecloSure entered In cause brr'',t! , p.i eli-cl 'n ,rrs.le SI IS Quit worn',n(V nDaP.' City, - t:.dlusive --said -- 14 H FL PEWS ds'cred in the 7th grade. Jack and I'm no a hit anø tha' I intend tO register Said The Sanford Herald, a Plaintiff's ownership or any cloud $44. Ifl tht Circuit 01* 71(1 'i.' it! iOr ,C • oumbered sca! But I'd never let rn' name with ThC Clerk of trie CirCul genera CirculatIon Ih 0I Yru can heat the high cost of 1-404 1-Lost & Found 33-30910 upo" Plaintiff's title hereto. Court f Seminole County. Florida, I It is based on the Uni' Court. Seminole County. Florida in (Ii tme at leaSt fifteen t_iy purchasing fhi'. 2 bedroOm, 2 me time f The Public Hearing Defendants 2-Personals wilt Sell the property situate ifl Mobile Homes Rent 26 bath with den. dining room. double Carpenters & Helpers Frame & prOviIiO'fl that c-ervbody brother Ed risk my life like 5C04'daf'ge with the NOTICE FOR BIDS sei-sal law DAT ED this 5Th day of September. NOTICE OF SUIT SemInole County. Florida. describtd 3-Announcements Trim Phone 671 049) or 377 0511 QOrilUe. fireplace. plus central F ICNIIDUI hfTl Statutes. To The Seminole County Board of bear's this invisible tattoo this." TOQUIET TITLE 3- lietirootS for remit lb AftohOl r after 6 p m heat and air, and by rntiflQ out 55 W' Section sas 05 Flo'ida Siru'es 1. 0 1573 4-Cards of Thanks 10 fee' of Lot 4. All of County ComrnisOn'5 *11 recese Camp IN THE h4%'E OF THE SLATE OF itlIowed ti'erOqCS lhi' one bedroom apiirtmefll that The East across the c-hct: lie felt thus: She tnicts , 10 and 11 and the ike's' 1 00 fj bids at the offiCi o Arthur H Beck City Clerk 04 the -In MemorlamS Men needed for factory work, mu'S S 1?? 1110 ',i'r.InIIt' FLORIDA comes wilt, it 53-6.000 Terms LOtS S Thomas E Cos with. Jr . Cle up to 17 00 Noon CR', of AItamYdt be able to handle 100 pound baq. 1 \VANT TO FtEL me far I'm an per1 driver" -Business Opportunities TO The Defendants 14, CRYSTAL LAKE 6 Lot 12. Block 04 for the following She said: "Oh. yes. I'd PubliSh Sea' It. 15 75 O 2. 1972 ThiS t'iOiTir and prefer applicants from North (iclusivi' Springs. Florida WINTER HOMES SUBDIVISION, September 15. 1972. ERNEST ZIMYERMANN PORTANT." 7-Instruction i Legal size Closed File Shelves to FivC of then) Orlando Casselbcrry. South many luxurieSt PubliSh SePt 11. 15)) tOy Wanted To Rent 29 ( Ur'.kflo*'n acCord.nQ t the Plat the,Of at. Seminole areas. 373 76)0 So it is sc-i-v dcrflatiilg to lose to stc' you tonight for 0(1443 fill area appros IS' Long X 20" deep 1.-Financial ire edroOi'Tl5 liii'. built in kit 0(1445 LEA ZIMMERMANN recorded In Plat Book 7. Pages 111. In the Court of the County Jud5e. High tien. two tiled baths, Florid-u 'i'S cl.rn wools II) r ri' with option to 115 and 11601 the PubliC RecordS at X UflkVSOWT' the male c-go to be bc-lte'd I nevd some'advicv and S,minoit County. Florida, in General handy man for year round mourn with birepladC. dininQ room, S,*cificatiO4s may be oOtained at trily, 3- bdrmn IOu'.,' in or r,r.r Employment IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Seminole County, Florida if SliVO. and if dead. their unknown tti. take's me sc-n" Probate greCiihOu%C work Call 372 16ff liv any female, cs'ixtciallv in farnils' ¶,,,nford 1'Ir',-uu' ,'Ir Ic to 1' (1 Ftc) Range and Clerk of Crcu't Court Office or by i ,ntreii heat and air, and tenci'd COUNTY. SEMINOLE heirs. devitetS, legalers or gran?ecS 1OGET14EQ WITH FOR In re (slate U' Drawer P 0. ,,ird 531.500 -Male Help Wanted l'Slt ',ani(--rd writing Clerk's Off'ce. aihIetcs. csusly' Carpenter for remodeling work. parties 13 FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO and all of her PefS0I or ' waii to Walt Carpet i'm so un- BEIE L BPLB&KER musl have full set of tools B F a Pub sale totni highest and best C. Sanford, Florida 37771 All bids claiming by. through. under or 14-Female Help Wanted Exclusive Deceased 1054 WilSOn Place He felt thus: But, Dr. Crane." mans' Owner ShOrptfled their pencil intl Link Construclion, 372 7079bidder. for cash, at trie front door of are tØ be in a sealed envelope. SUIT TO against them. and to Female and Persons HavIng 15-Male Houses For Sale detanding a man of the To All creditors 31 at plainly marked on tae outside ild tcadul' jilted coeds ',i.ced price from 553.000 Ic, 5450(1) QUIET TITLE All persons having Ot claiming Demands Agalnt lad the Seminole County Court MouSe, Help Wanted Clams sm,ill Bid for Legal Si?, closed Semi retired carpenter br world." both. to . I and at 11 00 A M. on (Sealed 3 bdrrfi% any rght, titlC Or IntereSt in on thiS 3 btdrOOrn, 7 bath, with .idytSpl(*)000 ft.RB1.RA L AESS. protest in my fac'uJt'i' office, Sanford. FIonidi, Estate. 16-Situation Wanted File Shelves, OPtri September IS. ios- (I E Link ConstructiOn. 372 s-ncloStd pOol in this escIus ," lamily room. large to: 515,900 dO5Ctibtd property. the follo*11'lg 1912 hereby Pn'$ September 71st. to Send for mmiv 2(X1point eaCh 04 yOU are VOu arid don't we girls also want 157 1 Bids *ill e openca at 2 p rn 70;':'. Child Care residentialarea Don't wai?l S-re it Owner br3kCr after S p Seminole County. 17-DomestIcin iiso situated vs Seal) and reo,,ired to present any trie Board of Trsts for Sweethearts." en notifiedarid Omand5 WhiCh yOu. 0' toda yt feel i.tportantr MARY L ARTHUR 14 BECKWITH, JR September 15. 1572 in 01 AMBROSE C FORD and Florida clams Two full time laflitor'. Also night County CommIssIoners Office. Rentals A DURYE& - ExClUSIVe - Big. dosing a lnng stamped. reE. Tract JOHN h-'. *'$t 23. Block Lu n Arbor tht Court and the rcD L0% 77 ', hlvC against as Clerk f tPr of yOu. Yes, indeed! clerk who i% high sOoul qradu,itc P Rm i. Courthouse, Sanford. PJ bath, shag carp-cl. and beaUtIfUl1 Thats the DLJRYES. r5 wUfe. tti'droonl. I' Sanlarido Springs. Plat Book , Page I_i' Cl .1 Srud ', Misine Eden estate Oil BESSIE L BRUBAKER. turn ctnvt4ope. plus 25 cents. Must be bondable Call for "P Fl0'iGS Actual award to SuCCeSsful But the popular coeds ar, $1700 dow!'. assume 515.600 114'S? way to describe If-uS 4 bed NELLIE A BARTLETT and 5)04 the PubliC Records of Seminole 21-Rooms For Rent Al Deputy Clerk Deceased. late 04 Said COirty. to the polnlment 373 6717 Don Love bidder will be mode at the nest room, 2') bath. lakefront Pv,rne q'.aalltylng. )fl 365$ No mortgage 22-APartments Rant the value of BARTLETT. her husband. JUDITH PublISh Sept. 11, 1472 County. Florida h'e &'e AIap ,-nii, to Dr Crolir it rirs County Judge 4 Seminole County. Commist.ion regular County This home has it all 139.500 ititi Sanford, of ui tw*nlssw?. ,nii?'i H BRUGMAN and GLENN H guards. YOU. AND EACH OF YOU, ARE Unfurnlsh.d Security Pill office In tht C.aJrt DEM-4l Florida. at It', Owner, small 7 bedrOOm. 1 both Meeting. Third Floor, CourthouSe, •p(4,p inflating the boy's ego at the ED Title p•4, •4fr, BRIJC,MAN. ner husband. Altamonte Spring'. area, uniforri" NOTIFIED that a suit to Quiet Y've come to tre with aIr conditioner, carpet, 2)-Apartments Rent 'anL,ir)ta ,,,, -pur., srt rrni:?( house Of said County at Sanford. Sanford. FlorIda September 14. 1q72. vep beginning1 and equipment furnished Phone At.R0 ALLEN I'4ARDWICKE sri: to the above described property has m,ght ad This 2 bedroom on ccm'nrr screened in carport Excellent i'ata wh.r p'Os .,h fri t't if FlOrida. w,tttin 5i Calendar months Furnished Commissioners The Board of County FICTITIOUS NAME EDYTH W HARDWICKE, b5 *fe. kl,1& I Comsst II Pinkerton'., Inc 891 0761 been filed agartst you and Pt)' br Only 511,950 'will Call III 5017 from trit time of tne firSt pbliCiiiOh 101 554' tocti:n %i,S if they first make the boy 24-HOus*s Rent Unfurnishid NOTiCE iSitrtOv gwen that lam reserves tht right tO waIve •y an: your NANCY JO WINOHAM to serve a copy' of •acri required sIo{ you in your triicksl of copies Iwo of this notice technicalities in he 2410 irregularities or feel more important, then Station atlenctant. E,perlenced wi PIDMA V. tier engaged .n Dulin•15 at SANFORD ROBERT W 2$-Houses Rent Furnished ani$'t to tie Complaint on tPie claim or pman0 Shall be in wrIting, THES"LL EVEN TR's' Rd.. Malt land, bids and-or to relect any or all bOO. preferred- Mature man. Salary We Have Many Other LIstings 1 oeao- their elainaw000 arid will ioon seek their cOrnif IwiniP FIIA 519.750, one left, i bedrOOm, 2 tari attorney. LAWRENCE R. PIa,ntlMS' tnt pioce of residence slete Homes Rent 26-Mobile ano st-.aii open Apply at Il 92 arid Airport TO TREE A COON car Open All Day Every Saturday Seminole County. Florida under the Seal) unknOiwfl heirS oevlsel, legatees. MIll. c,c'ntral heat and air, Office Drawer thi of KIRKW000. Post arid post offIce address on future dates. Arthur 1.4 BeCkwitPh. J4'. Blvd Plaza 66 27-Resort ProP.rtY For Rant Available Sundays name of NEW VISTA CLEVELAND. Ohio IAPt fictitious poling Snlflndo Realty Inc Real spouses. tr5tCe5 pu-antIcs. "B". Winter Park, Florida V. claimant. ano shall bt sworn to by by Appointments Ciers Thus, the girls will later th the clamant, hiS agent. or attorney V.'Otlng to shaw torI, $34 6777c'ed ons l,,ncirS.suCteflOrS. 0' $fly CONSTRUCTION, arid thSt I intend 21-ButIniSs Property For Rent and file the original in the office of 04 County Board with trie Clerk neguter laid name 'a is part.es claiming by. tbrDu;'. :'ne' trie Clerk of trie Circuit Court. get their own ego inflated reed of help that there 2-Wanted To Rent '1eipwttntedf0'ConCrefePe arid accompanied Dy a filing fee 04 manufacturing plant Corns Commissioners the Circuit Court, Seminole Three bedroom, 1 bath, CS, fenced. someone who cares." a roi Seminole County Courthouse. rio,r or against AMBROSE C of onueoollaraftdlucllcloimOr demand Concrete Pipe Co. Old Apopka Seminole County, Florida with and can then feel important. trees, pick up I'm mortgage, Or FORD 5nd MARY L FORD. Pi45 COUnty, Florida in accordance Sanford, Florida. on or before Real Estate For Sale fled shall be void Hwy No of Overland Rd loch , Stenstrom refinance. 516,300. 377 $176- trie provisions of the FictitiOUs By AG. Jones Mans' of my brilliant coed c.' suburban Ason residents wife. JOHN A OUR YEA and 71sf, ISfl; otherwise, a person to September In Hart area Apply DeIriine o Jeff 04'th s has formed Avon Referral S.erSection Publish, Sept a, 11, 1512 Name Statutes. To Wit *it. NELLIE 4, 3545 Park Realty 327.2120 DURYEA. hr5 you e entered against Sale mn,, Default will 31-Houses For nauer Randy P trier, plant students, beautiful and so' vice S Evelyn Cummifl DEH 17 Statutes 1951 Holidays C.uiI For sale or renl 3 bdrm , l'i bO!r NightS, Sundays the relief demanded .n the ftARTLE TI arid -- BARTLEI 56501 Florida 293 St?6 for Las' executors 04 the as 32-Farms & Groves Its members offer babysit, c'ialb adept in other meS James Stanley Sala'ak 327 6021 11 kitchtfl equipped CatSolberry r:t 372 6053 JUDITH 32? 6435 husband. her Complaint Will and Teitarmient of 4 11. is. 75. 1417 Acreage ptIt.i. 33-Lots & icrid an car. find a appropri' Ii Se 4 W,r,tcr prin;'. area. 036 1461 of! 5R UGMAPI arID OLE Nix speucis. would try to show ThiSnoficeShalID.PUOIishedOe Female Help Wanted 5($SlE L BRUBAKER, 14 (i)mpletely furniShed, large cii to which 34-Mobile Homes E4UlC,MAPd. tier husband. ED OEM occeased each week for four consecutive ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS tblf'u own i.mpor'tanc't' on the ate organir.atlon MeasOflablO 170S Magnolia Ay" Companion ,-untl Iitjtit hOu%CkCt'P'flU pit-RW ICKE 0 WARD ALLEN Weeks in the Sanford Herald, San refer someone. cook meats BALL REALTY [N$TROM DAVIS 35-Income & Investment 323 8765 first date. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND cooking for one lady Prefer on,' EDYTH w HARDAICI'.E. P5 .iiif', ford, Florida 'For. Dr. Crane." t.he'v'd do what the')' can any di)'. any s, McINTOSP4 01. PUBLIC NOTICE Public Property and INSURANCE COUNTY. SEMINOLE 319 5557 NANCY JO WINDPIAM and FOR who drivesSeal) A'tnrneyS for Executors hour Notice 5 hvby given that Sealed 36--Business Property ROBERT W WIPIDPIAM. her FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. fl. ST. JOHN'S REALTY Arthur H. BeckwitPl, Jr., WEAL ESTATE INSURANCE ask, isn't it true that brs's Milkmaids wanted Ages 19 1% rWOposals will be received by the Thc-ir first service was mail- rionida State B4nk Defendants 1443 PiuSDSrid. 37-Real Estate Wanted Circuit Court iOl C WEST FIRST ST Clerk of the preferred Women to milk con". Ste 37 City of Causelberry hereinafter 111cc- to associate with socal log telephone suckers with S) QUIET TITLE SUIT 4 Wes 377 7751 THE TIME TESTED FIRM By: Maxine Brown Po'l Office Box 1330 with milking machint'., in modern Ph j'3- 5611 caII,dtheD*fler,attheotCeotThi AMENDED EARL F SsOWERS arid MAR leaders and girls who are emergency numbers on them. Sanford, Florida 37771 120 N Pork Ave .371 6123 RecreatIonal Clerk Deputy per day'. Full City Hall, milking por'or- Sib Manager. NOTICE OF SUIT City Ari,iillibit nightS at 1?? 7357 LORD and JORIE M SHOWERS. his wife. along with those of UOU PubliSh. Sept. fl, II, 75, Dcl). 972 for LAWRENCE P. KIRKW000. time or occasional work Call pminent?' Ptointins, Cas,selb.rry, Florida. until 4:30 p. 70 AMBRoSE" C il-Bicycles members who accept distress 0(1441 appointment for Interview 377 (SQ. OF nt on September 15. 1412. for tPie True enough. MARY L FORD Pi I *i. SIt Lots & Acreage 2541 So F rend Ave. III? 42-Boats and 33 yriuwflresidenCeUflm JOI'INA SELEPIOR KELLEYandHARRY constructbonotpauhmngofMebd! Felder. ftetIlngPiau%, But an c-sen more sital callsDay 377.7217 PlierS "We try to help people if we ________________________ Marine Equipment husband. and Lane and Ivy Road drainage I DIJRYEA. and ou F KELLEY, her Act now RepreSent Sarah Coventry Iteaujlitul LeiSure World Mobile law states that the hay must can. says Jack D Riegeisbur- In the Cowl of thu County Judge. -- prolects In accordance with Post Office Drawer "B" wrfe,la%tkflc,*flmeSu0Pnteu0wn. 43-Camping Equipment in your area Part time sate'., full F tJW 14151410. 3 hdri'nS , I' bath Home Estates and Marina on the Park, Florida 377w Winter dra*nPS. specifications. and JAMEShiS M wife, YOUNG and auto if meanwhile be made to fed ger. a spokcsmnan for the 30- Seminole County, Florida, In EDWARD ALLEN i'fARDWICKE YOUNG. 44-Sports Equipment if living, time earningS. No invetlrTiCfltt. neighbor From 513,750 gar age. large lot N iCe St Johns Wiv Publish Aug 21. . 4. ii, 972 uflkflO*'fl tiers, di'visees, pro(t-diir*l documents prepared by ,rd EDYIM A P4ARDACKE colleCtiOnS. or deliveries Op important. even if his girl person group Or. he adds, Probate oeao their which Includes home & lot A hood W W carpet lancisCaPOCI DEC. 101 Diet: arid Associates. Inc In it (stale of pontunily for locI manager For Merchandise trustees. Clark. ri's *ife, l51 knOwn residence bbulOU5 community, with ,i support theni until we can granted, legateet. 53-2,000 373 ISIS friend is trying to toot her Diane FUPlKHOUSII hereinattin called the Engineer call appointment Florence Heights Route 1. Bow 535 facilities on Il SI recreat .onal spouses. creditOrs. lienorS. sut get them in touch with the COKE V Deceased - 4. Pellon. South (roina 24123, and In general trie project includeS the FICTITIOUS NAME COUNTRY ESTATE flridg'man between 9 and I), al SO-Garage - Rummage Sales t,etweefl Sanbord and De5ary Of oss'n born cessors, and Il other parties right people" ConstruCtion of approximately 3.500 To All Creditors and Persons Having 6601517 F or horse owners- S acres, dleinec Port Florida Road Priori, 665 ii the above named Defendants be claiming by. thr0,rh, under or A NOTICE (S hereby given that i ann L F. of n foot wide autaItic Con and In gross. with new mobil, Claims or Demands Against Said r 143% DeBary or Orlando 517 5011 dead. tne.r unknown hens, deviser's: the against them, PAINT UP, SPRUCE UPI Earn $2-Wanted To Buy 1-10014' creR,streef with concrete cures. rel engaged ri buSineSs at Bldg. 125, Estate' lilt I S%l I' I' ti. I' SI') ii or tlIe 1155. ' It. II lepatees. grantees. succeslO'S Defendants cash to pay for It all as an Avon and drainage storm Sanford Airport, Sanford. Seminole ated You and tact o yOu are riertoy 53-Swap And Trade PYLANO REALTY any trustees. Spouses. creditors Ot NOTICE OF SUIT Reprr'SentOtiVe If you like peopli 363 371 mnisceIlaneof4wOrkOflMIIOdV Lane County. Florida under the fIctltioS flOtifipO and reQuired to present This NEWSPAPER does not Realtor tc Prri.ii P.,z,l. any other partieS arid KF.LLEY and lienors 54-Equipment For Rent and love making money. gef the TO SELEPiOR which yOU, 0' ri,sband, from Lake Howell ROO across tame Of CE AVIONICS, and that I claims ano demands knowingly accept HELP. 3079. 6.44 Call nave against ttie claiming Di', tltf'OuOh. i?ftdef' HARRY F. KELLEY. her facts now 55-Miscellaneous Writers - Highways 11-53 onto Quail Pond ir,tendtOrppistersaidnamewlththe ether of you. may wANTEC ADS that in ATTRACTIVE ØPnsftheabOv,nimed004endit5 JA.Y.ES M YOUNG •n I _____ 1±"I For Sale if Circle to Lake Triplet Drive. Also I Court, Seminole Clerk of the Circuit -,_,'s?ateofCOKEV FUNKHOUSER. fleautiCjan. master preberratily -, 3 Bedroom excellent neighbOrhOot all persons decafes a preference based an of ttiem. a YOUNG. nis wife, if living •nd new salon openlflg Sanford 5 the construction of a County. Florida ml accordance with SSA-Housihold Goods central air. beautilUlly decorate deceased. ate Of Said County, to the or ________________________ _____ ____________ having or claiming tc. have any on age from employers oeao their unknown PilirS, deviser's, included AC*OSS 42 Somewhat of Seminole County. 10" ReplieS confidential Ill 5017o ISO L F the provisions 01 Fictitious wall to wall carpeting an Ill the Count, Judge trustees, proximately en or i ? itt Di' iflt (;ufllxl ri94ii 56-Antiques , covered by the AGE granted,,, legatees. ri& draperies, kitchen equippr r orida within 5i' calendar r',cJ'itfls e'uvalCrt elliptical concrete storm it lame Statutes, T Se'cticn ".' - 44 Son of ;ri ti 17"r '.till IN P14's 3 Il DISCRIMINATIC upon the !'rt nafter d.cribed spouses. CreditorS. lieno's, suc F ulitinc RN ',,,iiil 1 57-Musical Merchandise hrah last room, plus dining rnou' 4o"n the 'me of the first pubicat.on iu Lng1u.k cessors, and all other partieS draflaJe pp. corytectiori bttwedn 56509 Florida Statutes 1957 L1'N'% II 1 1 property or an, part ?herOCf EMPLOYMENT ACT Part limi S.- Jonuion 511.300 termS. 5$-Store And philc*ophi'r two existing canals across Ivy Road Sip Consumer Electronics, Inc 'h't flOtiti' Two COpies af each YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED de'. 1 3, or 3 II shill periencitti More ifltOrl,1t tIC may be I Roman (lIming by through, ufldCr Office Equipment 49 lA'S V(S out inClud'ng a weir structure, am or demand shall be in writing, Loden M Friedle 1,iZ thit • Suit '0 Quiet titid hSS bn last known residence arid also Cook full time Apply Lakevi'. murs1st them. a. obtained front the Wage siainst 7 bedroOm ho" UTfljSti 'd older D4mu shed l I erosion profectian ..n0 Shall state the place of residence orouv't in the Circu' (our' °' 59-Machinery 32 TIny pair ucir Hilllborougfl Counfy, Florida. headwall and PiurtiiliJ C,'uilm'r. 9*9 F 3-nd St Ifour office at 319 Car lame with living room arid siparo' I. )'t the ( 9 of address Proposals will be publicly Oiifltd post office President and I3Cnl.iin mount Silmpafltd .f-rn.noe County. Fior.oa. aganI.l Sanboud ________________ And Tools prr'$ent res.dence unknown dining room. kllchefl. ball NE *2490 ItuIldInQ. Cheese llaimaflt, and shall be sworn to Dy arid each o you (lri1tnig an, I-YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Suit and read aloud at the City COUnCil Publish Aug 201 Sept. 4, ii, II, 1572 60-Building Materials Seventh Avenue. North screened Iroflt and back por I5-prcii.equi YJltautanriii September ii, 1977. tti, clamant. h's agent. or atorney 147 Meeting 04 0(0 estate, right, title or riterest iri or MaIe.Female 15 near thurth and yflopl)'flhl 51060 7 01 shi's '.i)lirldu toQue4 Titietiasbeen rovght fl the !i7 R.oute(xb Miami. Florida 33161. lBChançc-, 61-Lawn And arid .ccomaanii'd by a filing fee of whiCh is CheduIed to begin all 30 p upori the following Ori.cr'bed real 3'Ge,rcirnt.00l *..ircuit Court of Seminoid County, Help Wanted ,tRswitia.nL-rd SF.iiclti.h couz'eo teleI)horle iSO S97) or demand Equipment one dollar lriO Such Claim Garden m. property situated fl Seminole 31 Prevent viuirlit Florida against you arid each of you II GIves fur 59 Eurvpean IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I n,itilt't( void 0 14 A W I N 0 S 3 t so tleo snail be 07 Count,. Florida. tO*s Dry c Icaninu presser ib ,thnims 33KLndoIearth 62-Livestock And capital aprscr claiming ari estate. right, title or AND BIGrITEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. n bul IC A TI 014 S ticlplul HELEN SUPIIKIIOUS(R 395'rrb&uffix perlence Lo'sS.C. 7.4.5,10.11 and 12. elorP I' a Ibath. ,,ie ( leOn louse ,icl GOLzuingoIt) 9SetI ,2OCouni'tn Poultry intefeit nor lien uponthefolho*i?lg SPEC IF CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE (comb turin) 4lDancs'sl.s'p PAERA S&NLAMOO THE SUBURB necessary Call 1)1 5615F s-nc i'd C entnill heat ,ircI ,I' Wyoming CIS cit 7 o.scriD real prOptrty Situated l PROCLDURAL DOCUMENTS AC. 63-Pets And Supplies S3Amrrsca.n lQAciolt'ict'rit As £.om.ntstratrlx C TA Drawings, Specifications and COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL 21 1rteii.he1csi, ALTAMONTE BEAuTIFuL. Seminole County, Florida, 'ci *it Ie,00O Term'. or morning DO5S' KItchen help. for Z3Lxttle (that) Procedural Documents may be lION NO 12003 of Inc Estate f 64-ClothIng Bik 's SECTION acoraing tO flit Pl•t 11. Lots • ri person I 4 i.si maci.e liGn-erk Apply 24 Up-to-date application at me C H STAFFORD and MARIE evening shilts COKE V FUNKMOUSER, IKltchrnitcrTls LA.C(VIEW. according t tIte plat o0taned upon thereof, 55 recorDed in Flat Boo'. 3 mount.air. withcabbai' ftahama Joel, 2S* French Ave deceased s, office of the Engineer, Clark, Dell STAFFORD, his wife. Transportation IndIan 7 Saknesui Public Records piat Book rU 41 PersIan es to 66. çf the Pages as r0'ded ifi thereof Itatiun seaport 2 Slou.an 31 Plaintiffs, Sanford First (vt) SHiNHOLSER AND LOGAN 47Anglu.-Ssxori (sulhai Pageld. PubliC Re(rO$oi Seminole and AssociateS, Inc. $00 West 32Corgei' of Seminole Coun',. FIor.da 70-Travel Trailers Building Office Drawer 1976, --vs30p Federal First Post serf Street. 19 VIew 34L'hIl1y YOU ARE H(REBY REQUIRED I Would you like to supplement you County, Florida. 1) 37771. upon CHARLES W STAFFORD and '"Y ISSrtwoj+. . 2Waut, Sanford , Florida. 37711 33Fixhsaurr 71-Auto Repairs tQ file ucur answer or other written present income Work t your ow arid you are required hereby to file Sanford. Fiorlda, wife, STAFFORD, h's 4Aina'rii'ain ronat) allowance Attomnrs t0' Administratrux written payment of a deposit f $1500 per MAXINE P XChlriese'wa" lfc'aItyc. 337 1301 Parts - Accessories defense personally or by yOU' at answer or other leisure For dirf il% write P 0 tb your Defendants ',.Mrntalun*gt Z4Mrican 3kierk.egsaxd. , at 5t' The fundS shall D5 in cash or publiSh a I 377070' 26.0 IfeiwOthul Ave at I? '11 CircuIt of the 713. (asselberry. f'la ltrk the C personally, or by your defense tornev. with (both I'IameI! 1 breathe country NOTICE OF tar example drawn payable 10 Clark, Dieti 0(14 11 303031 0)11 m Clerk cA m. Circuit cn•ck collect, after 4 p Court, Eighteenth Ju0i4'iSl Circuit, tr.ey. *utri the hruit'i)' S Invite 25 Soviet city' 3 5'oet., Rainer MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE .andshallnobe Court, Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. andAssociatet.lriC P.r:ta djck ?6 Kind cit t.dr ' 72-Import Autos 6 B.'1iea1 Seminole County. Florida. at thi MarIa -. I u1i14 BEDROOMS, ott I' _i SALE SY CLERK (001. S a COURT, Eiperiersedtlrc,%i.Poit IN COUNTY JUDGE'S ulLi&, 1nl1:Te Caldtfl 4CI1ta1iane't.sysl Courthouse fl SanfOrd. Florida. and Seminole County. Florida, a? flit refurnabie 1 il a' yew, alliny extraS 1393(1.1 NOTICE IS H(R(5Y GIVEN In psi ion Sarif:' 73-Motorcycles 3- p rn Apply SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Drawings. Specifications and 0 serve a COP', there UPOIt the Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, arid IIIUIt, lIE DI400MS. 00 IS' u' Judgment of Final No pnone calls pursuant Ig Knth House And Scooters File No 4540 i_ ito serve a copy thereof upon me 0415cr Contract Documents 'nay be uir ncr, all rooms are exlra large Pta irtiff 5 •tIOdri,i', JOfifl 0 54511555' offices of Clark. Foreclosure, entered on the 7th day (ShIll 04 74-Trucks And Tralers ',',,c,-, ai1Jtioral feature'. 5J? Sk Piir.tff5' •!IOrn,,i, *'nose name 's eaamnlad at the Eso. Of th fm of WinOv'weedIe. in Civil Acton Septemb,f, 1973, office i"APRV J AAA EMPLOYMENT Deft aria Associates. arid in ills ,irranjed planes, Ward arid ,x,amar, P E WlP4DERWE(DE. p , 75-Autos For Sal. iT" 13 the of trie Circuit Courl 03 of I- MIle of Il 97 Casselblrrrv Cccl al.d City Manager, Casseiberry, NO- 72 TifMtE 5EDROOMS. Fienecrexl tn firm of Winderweidie. Plaines, of trie 20a East New England Avenue. ElgMeri'h Judicial Circuit In and NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT Regency Sq $31 3100 rI_v \4 4- i's. I-' a. huge family fi)Oil wara and Woodman, P A. P0 Box Florida Winter Park, Florida 32749. no later 3 PROPOSAL GUARANTY: for Seminole Ccunty, Florida, AND APPLICATION Under and *11 bar nIh lmr.pla(e. a' 1972. .i full Iii' winter Park. Florida vii not ttian the iitn ø•v of Octoper, DRIVERS )'arI little O( Wherein C 14 STAFFORD and FOR DISCHARGE ..7., 1_i'l -i'd at 130,000 Good commfliltu ii laser than the 5th day f October. EacPiproPdsaISh.11b.aCCOmPaflled therein setling up the estate. right, We train you MARIE STAFFORD are plaintiffs ''-c,, $'y4 2O' - - - - - Li persons are hereby notified 19 an acceptable form of Proposal THREE BEDROOMS, Paola, over therein IVttiflg up the estate. by title, intefeit in or lien upon tPiI Yellow Cab Co, 301 S Park 1051 and CHARLES W. S1AI'FORD and ci•n, 001', IQWaI 'tie' trie Jnd,rsigi*0 as Executor of I' i acres. extra Uove Otcribd propirty claimed right, title,, interest in or lien jpri Guaranty in an amount MAXINE 14. STAF FORD SI'S 115500 ic I$) percent of tnt amount Said estate, has completed the ad 23 - 21 AMERICAN WOOD Ou liii toøo so. yOU. and sPt tie above decrlbed property lea Dy Goferdants, I nil lI t Ire highest ut Pal filed I II i 1107,51 SITES. 100' s ltlJ 'n.tfration trereof and ' ifopos.i. payable ,o t'- e ceder INC PII000C IS, udgrr.i'fl' will be en'e'ed ..amned Dy ,ou and Should vojfa-1 IC and te'Sl bOde' ice csh at Inc trc.irit 51,1513, jim lu_i • 137 . %j,SiJiJ bull. firill report and ap or Si s.ai court tics C.sselberry • City ef hal immediate ob o9tIlflU5 for 2T" 26 21T5 K) " aga inst you default will be entered agaifnf 04 the nose. Proposal is Door 0$ fhe Seminole County cash o.ctons I puicattOn for discharge guaranty tPit if th operators. moulder operatorS. 0 of ynu ", Eatid and Seal OIIPI E K LOTS 10)0' • 1)0'. 11.000 ' ''o' Courthouse. in tie Ci", of Sanford, Hours thereto if any, should be duly filed accepted, the bidder will ,xeCvte Off flIlfl. a5$etnt)1fr5 left driver I, hind nd seal of the my n" WITNESS cnic' 34 - - Se'' II 00 O'i',lOck. A i,. i -'' a' M, on at II' .. 113' 5/tIlt) Sfartil g aepfable Florida, After filing proof of pubhljtiofl file stackers. and helperS •t Sanford, $eminOle Ccunty, the Corifract. and 1193. 3013' at 573-S Cn'v, Filda. trirl 7th day of Court noficd as been wages (or skills ar. 57 50 an hot ir COMMERCIAL on showing tPii Florida, this 31sf day of August, performance bonØ within ft (10) the 21st day of September, 1917, the per foot Take all or part k following deScribed proprfy: *0 Short September. 1572 four timeonce a wiek f up--full PjDIiSP*d d.vsanertnea*atdoftlieCordract and 1972 ,yi: Laf I), hock 6. WynnewOod per weeks, the matter of week, part time availabl consecutive 0' SPECIAL FEATURES: The (Seal) H BECkWlT4. JR, 4 ARTHUR benefit programs of the P1st Book 4, pages 53 to Stemper Agency tg Complete right approval of said report acid th tne r,It to MONDAY thru FRIDAY ARTHUR H. IECKWITH, j., O*ti reserves wrkeI public racords of Seminole County, Circuit Court Clerk availabla for steady distribuliOfi of said or ill Propgsals. or any part ordering of any Clerk vacations. lnI'5h5te 5emifloie County 1:30 AM. to 5:30 P.M. Seminole Counly Realtor esfate will come t9'fore the court. thereof. arid waive any informality Florida 44 (holidays, Circuit Court, Dated thiS 7th day sA Siptembec, Apply 12$? Charles St , 1000*0 S James I 0,Ilos MFMIIEII 0k141400 WI'ML S 0'fiChnICaIitVinan1Pr0P011i" seminole County, al the produCIIOfl office *9145 French By C.c,lia V (krrn 1977 A Executor 1?? 4vV1 infirpit Of flit Owner SATURDAY T -.Z 9 " B', - Cscehia V- (kern Z ' (S•&J I. Evet 3)71771 Deputy c1er5 iuIhI of said estate Øted Augv La. 1572 Duty (lerk 9:00 AM. 'c Ii NOON ARTHUR H BECKWITPI, JR OH14 HAINES ESO MAGUIRE. VOORHIS Care (SEAL) DomesticChild 17 Cull 1ti6d.lyS bulurUN'.t1f() W. E WINDERWEEDLE, j COUNTRY HOME As Clerk of the Court wIndarw.,OIe, HaineL B, Ron S. Bergman I. WELLS H.lne$,, pIus. 3 bedroom. 7 bafh. ''art or cancut your ad for Winderweedfe, On. •ave PlNt±CHLSI ISAPTIST Ward and W000man, P.A. by , C.celia V. Ek..n '.ALL UNTIL NOON TC City Manager 13$ Wall g III', 531.500 nue following day and Ward and woodman, a. .nlral CI.Pd1tR ,Jygi East New England Avenue DAY CAIII-DeP"Y C' JTAR T OR CANCEL '1OUl Attest Linda Thomas P0 Box 63) .1''' di, s l-efi're 13 fiooi f.tii Pr I ill u, Publish ti C in p F' 0 BOx 1 WilIdulen. Sr Broken Orlando. Florida 21O," Deputy City Clerk A AD NEXT DAY , . Park, Florida 37749 - or I I & Winter thrills H,iI yr S 37751 19 lPsmrxjljli Park, Florida DLH 5 writer III Pd Park, Saiifo(il PubliSh Avg 31 4. Sept 1, II 1973 Attorneys for Executor PubliSh: SipI i, il, *4, 35, lSli cr*ll.. Tender LovilIiJ Core 119 Pvblt$h Sept. *1, *6. 25. Oct.), 977 3271991, N'gtlt 173 hI' Publish SqpI 4., ii, II, 25. 1473 OEG 14$ 337 313? DES IS West AIrport blvd - - - - - - Q(H 46 DES IS tnIWi.*PIa fwTIIPSIi$ iti ____ c'.re'd "Ot'h Cm.ti,,ahuil'i Some .ith and some ' Homes - 'ram 4 laDe, Pa'm nalanc. f 5/ti in 7 ga-mments of $10 Call Credt Manager, 372 Of Sanf0'd 5ewlflo GiI or or 'a .'. ocr R'_iiiwiy O-'i' Ret', CARROLL 111, fi IS'S' 177 Slit es ------ HOu%BhOId Goods 4/ jlCtt '.5cm wi trill - Equipment For Rent -- Repossessed - fl.'r/ Meal I ',t,ile I? '7) ituS SIll r_ir 54.4 41)1 MIS- OpenSunday 1 304pm I. ','enirig Assot 773 1111 (UALOf4 f.l'AWIMITP'ITS AD(fl IS NO PETS I lit W 3-st '5 cemetery Mlint000nc man ant ground keeper nettled Oitkliliiii Memorial Park. 373- 43-6) Used car -'- --------- SA (A'P4 i/) 1117 0,IS%0C1 furflitiifC, Applan(0i. 5',,' I 11, *001 itemS trv'55, pt t.mmr '% Maf' .0% ,,nfo,d Ar,'C ,' Instruction - '4 land tm a I ir,rle. ,nfOmI'TOtO'fi. ,'r'rrS' ! ',r r.Ciem 11173 IUI rr" Bring Wanted To Bui 3 Lots & Acreage - For Sate )73 ISIS of I ,mw'lJ11'mii ii? ---- AUtOS ', (),ybecmtlAn1'M5ChefltQ fei,at4.) ,,,. , 00041 :'Muqed 49iJf'd small thjIdr-r' iIa.bt uf,-r I I II I 'li1 APT. -r-''i /'I'iISy v'' i-. C A I - U ii ') ' ft.at,tfuI AK Coflie PODS Rat itd Clianjoirin nInOd ylcfl'M t1URIItY 337 4198 ne's \ g WtiHAVEa*hOlP'.1IC t)tJ%lfl4"t%, 'ill cOSh accounts, UfowiflU I", l.iipt and bounds We need a dependable associate ifl your area with %SIXI mInimum to lnv%t In OQualpciruI and Inventory whIch will turn u,.'r about two times monthly lfloc,rr eseptionallv hUh MI potential replies strictly tool identl,il C ON SOL IDA I F 0 CHEMICAL COWl' 831 9993 ' t"'.,Ii1if1' n.tl,tmns,f t."cfrm,'i,ri 17? lii U1.'VliP Aye 'lIAR, 5.1,,, ---- 75 , BusinesS Opportunities 6 i'' Poodl.'s I ci arks irt taerms pc-u c$')l 1'7 u' A eor Cpufl(Ol4ItC0'W" tjlflili;r5 A'rpiOft (31vj Jfl 0173 r "nJ Apartments Rent Unfurnished ji!' Or Ia ndo M1'1WI Rooms For Rent ),i' FACED WITH A DWlP4KIPlc. PROBlEM PerhapS AICOhCII(S ArviriynciHis Can Help Phone 173 155? y'iriteP 0 flow Ill) Sarif,rci, Florida 322-261 1 V iftt"' I I - Pets And Supplies llt' imp lilciSi' I' lear-rig f, Sr.. oxr 'ieee 11) 10)9 mr 117 Wit YOU I WOUflLFI) 1(.ill Tell rye,. 6.44 7027 tom ''We Cars 'HOtlIn' Ailtills of I pens Direct Phone Lines To Want Adc ,l.AUS jim"."' THE BORN LOSER - Domestic-Child Care DIAL At')F VOl ION 113 3010 Central flapfist Ct'ur Ii Seminole that an action 404' dliiolutiOfl of marrIage nas been fiId by MICHAEL EDWARD GRANT, and - you are tO ured to serve a copy oi yOUt *4 ,tt4'% ,SQftflCT$. If any, to It on NOTICE FOR RIDS The Spm;noIt Count', Soard of Clerk L,. ,xnc A..a the? I -- Hu.an4 DEVELOPMENT CORP T&. Inc.. •nd tiat jnten Ie'io regIster sad name with the CIef 0 SANDRA R. WILLIAMS. ' them till we are halfway FEMININE STRATEGY - lB 97? -, - Legal Notice Legal Notice ice ,r.p' '/rr.ri"*j, 1P1." ,infr,rd Hor,irI t..PIJ'AL .344 ii O' ,s, .a..----.lti 19)1 vi OF COURSE YOU MA'.t' Ch,ARL".E YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE PHONE LISTED IN YOUR N,i\M �2 Million Ballots Expected . Monday. Sept. U. 1972 813-The Sanford Herald Disputes Al W 1111, -- i 1v Sho w I n Pu b li c, __ Annow 11 4n r tl-*N* h *W it I Plaguing 1 Sen,, McGovern I % - ~"I • l u f 00- 1 1.IV R fly JOHN VAN ESON AsnrlfltCd Press Writer TA! I $IAS.SEE, Fla. ( All) wo p"llintt place' that opened reported no (10(1 places late and complaint' at the lack there were many complaints Elections off In 1s1iIMI5 I)ade County, that t he hallots were either not as ay said. major priiblettis tod the polls where tsffirialc expertt'd a turn- of sample ballots." Welch to Florhtlan.c trooped 'Rut generally cc'aking. I received or arri'.'t too 'ate to out of 3 • 1øi) Ilectiofls Superof an for a primary sluikdOWfl say the election is going do any good. visor Hoke Welch said there would elections systt'tii tirasticafly sample b91101-' were posted in altered by reapportionment, were a few report' of long lines well More than 4Ofl.fl4' campl Nil-rh prerflCt. W"rh "aid and ''mniict!V ilsinOt cornjudicial revision and the Ill. year-old vote. 4 4. rratb ELECT HAROLD F. JOHNSON - .#w f Israel _,; W cans abroad this time but Russians LsiUng their capital. a sIght4eeIfl :oupk takes a moment out for ice cream In the hot loCo sun. . JERUSALEM sAP) - Before Senators passage of the $34.8-billion revenue-sharing bill but first must consider a couple dozen amendments, including one that iould help finance the program, • The Senate acted on 22 amendments in four days of debate last week but at least as many are pending, including a tax-reform measure and a series to increase Social it)' benefits. . It would raise an estimated $1 9 billion by beefing up the minimum tax plan adopted in the 1969 tax-refor m act, to get some payments from wealthy persons &ho are able to use various preferences to reduce or eliminate their tax liability. ELL ~* EY Just one of the ( -. N\I reasons why - David ll.Lk-. 110(1 is not the name e La r en cc of - mained unconvinced the revenue-sharing bill should be passed at all - Yrs. Experience In Following Positions : • Prosecuting Ally. in A R55T. LITY St. explanation froin Munich. - proper higher court trial .let's quiz the local school board and listen to their reasons. one hour listening to testimony from two youths charged with public drunkenness, and their two witnesses. Rather than waive the rule for witnesses, which again is usually Courts III I ll lI I'll I ,: take a defendant before Strawn, one policeman offered. ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE same time despite runaly inflation my conse rvative ..gulayour electric, gas liOn the kept and telephone bills lower than the national average. To continue protecting your pOckitbOOki need your vole and support giving him an opportunity to consider You better be right, not half right,' when i pL)ci, 1r l6 tv an acistionsi $2 billion in tax after testimony ended, Judge Strawn chose to withhold judgement for 10 days. Ths was not an isolated case according to policemen who present cases to the judge. *Member Florida County Bar Assoc. to reach into the case. the judge sent the witnesses out of the room in company of a policeman. Even tr.e testimony Member Brevard County Bar Assoc. 111111, I maybe, reminds me of an eff icient and . : when a defendant walks out of the courtroom, whether the verdict be guilty or not guilty, he can say he had a fair trial. the usual excuses to be a' ,en, but There is a lot to be said for the procedure arid even more to be said for the judge." , * Mr. Connally? * Presently Mayor of Titusville and former City Councilman with over four years experience working budget for City of Titusville Board and Leader in on th is Oh, by the way. sanie subject.. have been told that there's quite a bit of loot going into this national fund from Seminole County. ''vho used 'a make "La :: 1: V. " i'w; 'si' ,.i)PltOPI(iATi()NS ('UMMLT niav think KP duty is "whoIeount' and hut the utien who pt't'i 1)t)tItOt'5 . as former Vice President Humphrey did on numerous tii't'ti I u ': ('OM MiSSION PUBLIC S 11-:11"" to give Guy. 1t('tlbifl Askew an op= VOTE FOR DEMO Public Defender SEPT. 12 JUDGE CIRCUIT COURT, GROUP U . Poitcol Aiert5ang Paid for by George Lankow, Treasurer. . l8 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT- BREVARDSEM1NO1E COUNTIES P*'d Poit*tLai 5w -MjthOr Fr*nbse Boynton 1:: : weather - I . : The .: 'If.- City Caunrnlsstofl a proved a request from Al Davis. county commissioner, to fur- - tush wa te r and sewer conth e proposeti nectiofl5 t juvenile tetefltiuifl facility to be '\ located south of the city along j-', near F ive Points; sa'? year tax millage at 3.5 l97 mills, and voted to change meeting times from ii p.m. to 7 p.m. on second .sntt four-! Monday evenings beginning next rneeUn. Sept. , - . ..' . 712t - L. - , - : ' . . . . =' ' - ti Ii ty increase - . , ( .. Okayed - .' - . ' c'- ' .. ' '. , .': . - . - " wI' iiul ,InhI)nI hater. retuSe customers '.vtlI find their average mon thly bills ncreasetiby $2.50 to $3 additionaL - . Z_ - I1. . -- -- u - ,.V . ------ --- - . per mon th . Thus resulted from ... ' - apparently -- -- ._- - ection .- - _... 'h'' th. r,idi'I4 I ht' boar't si ;cstt'd re would be no he this and I agree," Dr. Johnson and stated t Medicaredifference in the added. Oct. Medicaid billing. Lit' 'xplatneti beginning the added 8esser 1, the hospital will bill patients diologists will euuiploy their ra for use of the technical be and eWuP11w'11t in the radioloticat own secretary collecting their makes,'' he added lie advised the doctors were flOW gtttttig 36 per cent of the hospital's gross bulling for radiologist Said hould tit' reSleivuig '1 Robert flesserer, hospital ad- Xra sand s lower percentage. ministratur. told the trustees Shaking his head in disgust, the radiologists agreed 1i0lltid added, "There -- - -- ----------- - systerhi "tie turther elaborated Index U51 while the hospital was abrburig 1u_ses on other tum.s John 6IWB 611 . 61% 9A 4A 9A horoscope IlospitoL iui* u' revise the water, , .. 2 11 SA ,6AIA10A MB 'I Schirard, elected trustee chairman just minutes bejure, advised, "What a doctor is 1 busine ss." Holland replied Schirard's anulogy was itttie since other titit the doctors usuig hospital facilities provide their own office away from the hospital, which the rdiutugIst_s do nut. "We are giving special treatment to persons nut gIven to others Ui the hospital," HolLand added. Lijr,ttd tj'ttust'tt that othss'r ,tsii*t.*ctsts t*,ilui iuscdt.' iU tt sewer and refuse rates to resident:a 'tumers ;nly. utu c o nit) e r c i a I not ll be i wi fees 'istoniers creased. City manager W E. Know!,-, r .14ivist-t! wday the new rate, ould boost refuse pickup; barges from $'LI to $3.10 .t uosn th. Revised water rates .ndude SL cents per 1,iJIJ ,.il1uns increase and se wer t:irge. w nuch ire based 'iii , i(et ''' fl. ruuIi.jih UI hluUand moaned the cluSton, giving up its hopitJl and !cc ,l! 'sntr"i autonomy r:1 :,1 -, ' - buoste'l Know would bring the city up to other tuwn ire * h.irtin • . . !,aI u ________________________________________________________ IJ1I Buick Electra Limited, AC. 225 PS. PS, ClitnJti AM FM, Tilt Wheil, Cruise Control, Power SeJt , 4 Or ('11 Cost 57.Ot) o.w Onir Owner Now Onus ''Ui W III I AM Radio, Owner, Dr to., AC, . One Extra Nice $ (970 Rambler Ambassador 5t. PS, PB, AM Radio. VT. C. E 5tr4 C lea I1. One Owner 1 Ch9Y Vega Dr Cuow 23'i0 AC I Sp.. AM Radio, Extra Clean. One Owner ' Toyota Buii'pos Owner Picui. Caul4s Cu.e' $2650 S* Oiw 19o? Cadillac Coupe DeVill.. PS, PB. V 1. AM-FM 51,1,0. AC Tilt 'hl. Nit* Car Ouw Owivel $ 1895 $ 1695 LOW BANK FINANCING OP EN EVININOS % ECONOMY 'TO,. C CARS OF SANFORD INC Dial 32? Hwy 17 92 & Onora Rd - iii, tuanati, si VW Ui 4 Li .C. AM Radio. 5 ftP. Q'wner, Estra Mice $179.5 iC? it', Pln,iuutn Extra Clean. S. Pd. AM Radio, AC, Low Males $ 1595 2650 2A $Q® in fees (or 10 month: t:roswurtLpouk Dr. ('rune Ptiblii,' iKlti('C* Society Sports Storks reading of an ordinance hi - the radiologists received Ct,miiies Ilight' upper 60_s. 1,ow tonight Lower ills. Rain probability 40 per cent today, 20 per cent ;)r WcdIIt tonight and something wrong with the the p usage Monday night by the City Commission rn first M. Booth )'l'IN(; at Sanford Civic ('enter this iorning was Michael Voter turnout was the machine. Dick Schmitt right) was operating light throughout the county in today's primary el \ Yesterday's high U low 9. Dear Abby Partly cloudy through Weil- F:tLtupriatcotlullent Y :' 'i.. -. j Y= ,sfternoiin or evening thuni' tlershsiwt'rs . . J follow a relative value scale Bridge ',itiiuttier area hospitals. LlusilIt'ss re iu'5' ('aLendur ('lassiftett iuh U It I( 'L 'I.'I'( ii y.yjyi.y . 16 - - nesdaY with a chance of Friterttuinhiient . . 0t change appreciablY arid would Area deaths -' 'OM M lSSI( IN i:lt I H' i taking lout' ('(hNN1't (l('nit's l'('SI)ottiSi1hilY tin' pLsst'ng('i'i ini'Iudiiig unhiIlt'(l iitt uuh)ggt'd 5,H135llilIt' flying toui' the pilot's wife, 1)11 through liii' west `.1 - No=r. '. I "alt over the stat,." He said charges to patieiits for radiological services would not in Frank KELLEY 1. I - . pass- In view of the fact that Ted Kennedy is actively on caripaign trail for McGovern.. ::;: remind me to review the "polls" with you in a week or and see if there hasn't so. been a reduction of that gap between Nixon and McGovern. And by the end of this month, .betclui it'll be nip-and-tuck! - - done THE decides corporate (ax portuflhtY to argue against rate hike CLISC. a pending $15 million OnS occasions. -j - Staff Photo) who with Dr. Charles Dexter, operate the hopitt'3 radiolugical department. Dr. Johnson stated separate billing for services is being SO ti' problem had been resolved. pIaineiI thi' infestation U.' was awati'ul and water pipes had been washed nut and tisinfectt'd with chlorine to 'radicate the worms. saiti b' .me to be the larvae of th e blind rnnsqtlltli Photo uure but have the same a slight Increase in charges for raIologk'al services, ac- privileges a_S other physitliitltS cording tui L)r. John Johnson, who use hospital fctlities," the alter the flooding caused T%%, l'L" K %V I' EK Agin's, 1,200 bodies still are by t t'opiI StU!1i1 (.eIflCtCi). I ssiti ft otu I' or t 1 ott . Wouldn't surprise me one bit to be informed that Mr. Nixon just might spviid a night In Sanford soon. ,riiuch the same ELECT David *Voting Member Brevard League of Cities : ni .. i'111city mission session, iw manager advised the worm At Monday for redlY for Xrays issed, with dt'parttflcflt anti technician r"sponstble debts. The measure p voting labor white 1w and Dr. Dexter Holland, in opposing the only Curtis Ho ll an d for would bill the uhie patients the change, stated the rudiologts "nay," on a lhiutit)fl by Andrew or reading adopt the tnterpretin are using public property and Carrawa)' to Xniiys hospital emuployt's. ',','hat allowing separate are procetlurt' of tiuilimig fur services. ''This will tltiI11 1 v ill nOt be they make is just as public a_s Digest Iii1 to write thit' ______ campaign and fund drive for new Titusville Library. *Legal Advisor to City Boards & Commissions :: ______ Your vote on Sept. 12 is one of the most important you will cast in 1972. - are 'iuinole Memorial hioslutlit trustees Monda y night voted four-to-one to a llow the hospital radiologists to bill patients di- lIt'i'ets - I .........,rn,C ''I.'' 1 xrms in the - 4 it) 1111.1. SCOTt' ,. . .., his A riii' buddies Lllsl)il'('(I Li iid t'equtts(S tt't uiH pupUlLit' ''Ballad of (he (;ri't'n - - tituiu :.:.::-.:-:': V sAut .i:it, ____. _ agaiisl (lit' f trill New s ______ ,Pi. 'Osts On Own Ra iologi e ave 1-1 oSp1 ta I Staff that Li ________ J. ;l. ,.. j ______________________________ Mondays hearing. Swinford said he 11W c11iest ionS rLIiSt'(I ill tilt, 1t'di'ra i in (lit' l"ayct!c &'iittt't suit (0(11(1 he handk'tI (';t'ctiit ('oUl'(. I )a re To Be ( rca I asked ill the I t'dt'i'a I suit three-judge panel he formed (I) ISSUe Li authority was involved! Maurice Stuns_finance director for Nixon's Campaign ::: Wonder If that's high enough for As reported by Duke tlowcome in the ORLANDO SENTINEL, Uocomber 31. 1964 when David Strawn was Municipal Judge in Melbourne Beach. he ' J - lint' ('asst'lht'rry . faucet. at . - :rcim the hathrrmrn Another area resident, ,lr. inhn E. Dnntsnn. tOfl West ,areet, called today hy Th.' Herald. saul water coming lot" her hnusP appeared to he .'le:r 'It.i even clearer than usual' ht' idated \lrs. Dodson repfr'.'sI fir.duo ,, Precinct 24 were far from being Early bird-Election workers Casselberry came out to vote this mor rus h e d as Sewart Win,ston of 1' S 17-92 inter5.'ti')n nimi The polling place is located at SR 434 and 16. 10 by a Fayette was temporarily enjoined Aug. Circuit judge from operating ill Kentucky. . -. . - - EAR LV B I R D GETS I H E "VOTE scheduled for Montreal in firm 011111. sells lnoti%,,Iti()IIjII courses. The firM th e Watergate Incident, arid he res ponded that no one In high . r' cis too told summer games in I"ayct It' Circuit Court. Ii I'hc suit was filed in federal court last mont , a Florida-based nc . by I )are' To lie Great, I ' - .- , she said for a while Ater it ititit) crews had worked on 'I pipes she failed to find a sin' .nler but this morning t'' - - plctcd in Munich. The next act lot), he SLIi(I, bCCLIUS(' the tiiattt'i' IS pending WhenJohn ConnalLy was iii TaLLahassee this past Friday for his "Relect the President" bit, newsmen quizzed him on - ..,'• ii city water p--.- S - Mansfield said he was eferring primarily to the "big games" lust conk law void and piohibi(itig its eiiloreetflt'Iit gets to be somewhat tiresome waiting for all I 4 to tile Ct)i)Stitii('r t('illjH)I'iiI'Y itljuii('t IOu ilt'&'la i'ing "The process is time consuming and even . -- ' . 1 and 4 n the cit N tIer supply otflg hait ts residen inecrest .irea r till. ,ttenl hut thi 'n . with the passIng of timeIs Even the refereeing nationalist getting a tIIi()m)stijutiot1aI S. District .Judge thit' Svt itilord took tin' It smnelleti vtien they '(orced" prayers out of schools. . but, now the (lag, too" . too . fl4)W' g . .1-ti- ,hot wnrms,lisroverl-It - , . "Their ideal is bein g dissipated more rapidLy In .U. SEminole * Chief Asst. Public Defender for the 18th Circuit (Brevard & Counties) for the past three years and presently 1I1IJI I there, regardless of how minor the charge , too murderous," newsmen- Kentucky's new consuili('r-lrau(I law declared I did, and nearly went thru the roof when IflY Son Said at Crooms 111gb School in Sanford (ninth graders). th ey DID NOT pledge to the fl ag How many others are involved? Just as we all wanted tin ieerTs to ast court session. Judge Strawn spent nearly Legal Advisor to North Brevard Library . The games have become - class? untrained or poorly presented defes'. t minor charges During Melbourne Beach s A £A Illy. Ui . diconhlnUCd. A federal judge I"ItANK'()t('1', Ky. (Al ' ) Monday dismissed a suit that sought to have recite the Pledge of Allegiance before start of 1st I. - • . useful purpose and should be litical '-_ -- ', Mont.) the Olympic Way po I- -- -' Games serve no In Kentucky Court th ey -- . I Mike Mansfield anarchic, _____ ____________ Senate MaloritY L eader said . - WASHINGTON (API Tu rner Loses Bout mild interest in defendants offerna Pete. Florida f-"' Senator S I a psAt Games - son or a daughter in school, ask them if Beach, Sitting through a court session levels of State & Federal * General Civil Trial & Practice Before all a Criminal Trial Defense before Stale & Federal Courts years as a liberal spend- . If you think the demonstratton of those two track athletes was distasteful by not showing proper respect during the playing of the National Anthem, let me try this one on E ,er,cre r be the strict rule of Municipal Judge David Strawn when he hears cases in Melbojrre -. I ' ______________________ council. Brown opine(t the Zoning Boal d should May01more thati once monthly, citing anticipated (ICIn area, including a t'oiidoiiihhuuhlthi the velopmcnt acres off Bi'll ltOi(t located Oil fiVi' "Too often lower Courts appear to show only 7 1/2 - = _____________________________ in "DUE PROCESS OBSERVED IN COURTS.. * Ally. North Brevard Library Board a Atty. Planning and Zoning Board Ally. Board of Adjustments & Appeals ing legislator wPpO Contin- . / iTT E infor i ithied - - - Wa t er - I lC(tIonS Supervisor the polling was She 5111(1 gsnl going pretty Stht in youforsize! If you have a * Titusville City Atty Don't be -tiled! My Opponent spent the past 4 '1 :- - - dutlars. Al s the right man Of course I voted. About 7:15 this ,norninga.lfl. and I was the 6th on my machine; and there are two In precinct 26 in Lake Mary. Cast yours, too. and help to earlier the disapprove predictions that Less than 50 per cent will vote today. I just can't believe that statement. -. . PUBLIC DEFENDER federal government has no revenue to share, onk m.lunti ng debts." vole E rs ca, n co.r T At is nothing less than folly," said Church, "to pass this huge revenue-sharing bill without raising a dime to pay for it, uaily STRAWN I I __ ... Dot es intilila(e(I aetioti was taken withoUt his apprisal (i'ati'ilk! tftoWti ''Not SO,' injected May01' as been adamantly, explaining the application h submitted and this was the extent of the matter. Howell introduced another applicant hut May01further discussioli Until a pay Brown deferred rate is established a quatitkiry when platis were ('otincli WaS golf, submitted for a niainteilaflce building at Sheoah Miller (1U&'t'iC(i why the course. ('ounCiltilall Victor BOLiI'(t ii building inspector and Zoning city has a such matters were to he brought to the attention of B John A. Spols for the job! - Some other senators rt.- ) to 9M . ? 4 Il:l;et of the :\ti jIiulOt'IlOtiS (iiSCtISSi0Tl if an assistant building heated cont i- ovel'Sy w hen nspt'C (or digressed t it a , (it hire a pr('VIOUSIY Rowell asked it a (it I. WIS "cut iti(i dried." Rowell (IiSt'LISS('d applicant said he was unaware of the proceeditigs and _ Stil n fl iUI I .___j 9.ou l It ,AS AN EXPERIENCEDPR0VEN I g - IA I meetings _________________________________________________________________________ lit n -• - - " • I V 0~ Another $1.8 billion would be obtained by repealing the acrclerated depreciation allowances for business firms snactt'd last % var at President Nixon's requet. -' : _J i - rci Eastern 7 am polls when Dii) light Time, and 7 Florida peflt(l in most of t)a)light Tutie p in Central --- - between nuns problemc Til e early turnout varied In iliffi ri Ut int of 11w rtht& I sin ( iiutit ' % II 1SI''. .......... u Iii I ill ihi a s I' li'cttons Supervisor Will"', I h' Sullivan said interest in Local What will hapi)('ll if liii' \'O1(1'S (I('('l(l(' II) k('('I) In a hiti WINTER SPRINGS (lti('L'l('(I ('OIlIlcilIluifl ('Iiai'I('' races was generattn a pro\'iSiOIl lot' ('lOS('tl exectit iVe St'SSiOt Charter turnout. Howell at last night's meting of ('it v Council. "Si; far It's been real brisk," ('tv At t orn('y 'I'hotnas I"ret'nia n, p' ussihly (Iisgruhlt lc(l with t'otiti II(Iit I stw said. She CXIW('te(t a 70 per allusions in tin' Pit'ss Iii the issue, t't'I)l ied, "It hink it would he a signi tica uI k'l cat cent turnout, which wOUl(1 10[) the statewide prediction of 60 for the (irla 11(111 Sentinel a mid 'i'Iie Sanford 1It'rald." t hat I 1w city will per cent. \v it Ii (Il(' ('P I1i)W('V('l'. lit' ('xpand('(l his Statement i('('l'(Ii I lowever, in JackonvtllC, (II iiit't't It) '111d mit to (In' "stitistntit' law," cont I1(lC (I) lunct 1(111 "iflht'StliL spot checks at various precincts "Lw utilawitiL" with provisions Left intact iii the charter would the turnout may at the polls today, will a pprove ot' i-eject indicated that Voters, that all be even lower than the 40 per which IT cent predicted by Duval County an amendment to (he charter the public Th Elections Supervisor Harry of ('ity Council he open to sessionS of Nearing charter 11t'oVt(i('d for closed t'Xt'CIitiV(' Itrevaril County Elections SuwlS to I)a\'t' IWttn council. iLttiuitigli (his s('('tioII 40 (lit' provision ;wrvislir James Boyd predicted ('it y officials adiiit(tt'd (k'l('te(t that 60 per cent of the county's ina(lv('rtcntly inisst'd their attention as it did I hi' ____________________________________ of state. state Legislature and the secretary - nLast June, federal O'llriens game. but poll its Finance Committee, c handed down in tics is The former Demowere thctments thins a money-distribution forcratic national chairman accusing New York Florida and and current campaign mula which generally gives Laniky of conspiring to conct Sen. George for much more money than the $200,000 from American gam- manager 1cGO'TIi Is in the Public House bill to the smaller and blers who won it in London and ce esen in the semi-pripoorer states and less to the failing to report it on his income %,`artt of a Washington tax returns. phone booth. large, wealthy states. The tax amendment, sponsored by Sens. Frank Church. 1)-Ida., and Gaylord Nelson, D. Wis., would raise $3.7 billion in revenue to help offset the morethan46-billion annual cost of the revenue-sharing program. \./\f Ci T ]. W.7 Y t to c8St uiinu'nt 14 The court's ruling cleared the way for the 71-year-old underarid magnate's expulsion ram the country in which he .ugtit refuge more than two uars cars ago. He is under in'Zi. Adlai in Florida and .Ne w III., pointed out that the plan a York for illegally receving first was proposed in 1964 at gambling profits and failing to time when federal pay taxes on them. were in prospect State Atty. Gabriel Bach told it was rejected then but, he the court last spring that if the declared, it makes much government expelled Lansk. it now at a time of .sense s and mounting federal would give him a travel permit large to go to any country he those. deficits He said there was no in tention of turning him over to the The program "will not reduce taxes; it more likely will in. United States since Washington crease taxes." Stevenson as. has not requested his extradition. serted. ri expected On New Inspector - Is- rsels Supreme Court rejected .n appeal by American gambling czar Meyer L.arisky for Is,racli citizenship today. Sharing ii c fl O us ts La n s ky en it comes A TOURIST IS A TOIRIST is a tourist Not Americasual. It seems. to dre%sIng eumfortahi' - 12, 1972-Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents S *.1. Worms " I 65th lots were preprPd 4,nd turned into the Post Office a week ago for delivery as third-class mail to Dade County residentS, but ' lA Sep tember Going 1(11.1 Vt regict"reil voters would plasnt.s 'We've had a variety (if reshow up at the polls. Only a few failure, one or long lines were reported at pre. ports of machine r • • *a and gOtOWOrk.w - Voting 4 V.-OTLE t 4 let's roll 'em up... U1 11., I. ~ '00 ill . I ~_,_ I"I. . ,* ,~ xt. 4 C~ , ~_s One top Mc(overn aide acs a i a to improve 11hat he considered M '6 or fl By WALTER It. MEARS organizational problems are of poor coordination, corn- knoledged there is tension within the organization, and A P Political Writer When little interest to anyone but municatrnn and sensitivity on the part of early WASHINGTON AP) He has since pronounced political writers. For months political campaign orgtisd !i with the McGovern men as Democratic himself talked about how tet1lia Y the politicians who earlier had functioning are izations orgarii7atIofl was .." h' organization and theme of ViveFechtei,i Republican for sided with other candidates smoothly, they don't chow. And our 'Now they're ingsay how campaigit. said. Sen. George But soon after that problem move into the campaign. clumsy we are." House of Representatives. District 34 Theze is nothing unusual been showing. In the days of his uphill climb was resolved, Rep. Frank .I"4SI .4,.'''%I11 44 I. about that; it is a strain that That is why the, McGovern Jersey r through the presidential Thompson of New director of the cam- affect any national campaign. headquarters is drawing primaries to the nomination, signed as much attention, despite the In- McGovern's organization did paign voter-registration drive What is unusual is the amount Democratic sistence of the presidential nominee and his perform brilliantly. It also per- after a dispute with campaign of open controversy it has genManager Gary hart over con- crated. lieutenants that matters of staff formed quietly. case of trol and finances. That has not been the and organization don't interest Then came the case of Gorlate. Disputes within the the voters, don Weil, executive assistant IL) '('ern political chop ha ' His has been a troubled cornMcGovern and executive threemand post since shortly after he been breaking out in public. O'Brien himself hinted he tor of the campaign, who left won the nomination McGovern himself once might quit as campaign chair- the headquarters one day after reprimanded his staff, and an. man unless something was done giving the impression he would not be back, refused to confirm .--. . PRACTICING ATTORNEY nounced that he had done so. or deny reports he was quitting. because an unidentified aide and a nnounced a day later that SEMINOLE COUNTY JUDGE GROUP 2 asserted that campaign he was staying. Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien "Speculation about internal Ili Honest Capable Fair Experienced would be ordy a figurehead with campaign matters is of no im41 no real responsibilitie prtance to the voter, nor Native of Seminole County should it be," Weil said. Graduated from Stetson University College of Law LLB 1959 I But a presidential campaign I 1Practiced Law in Seminole County 13 years part of the process th 1 i shapes not only elections, tiut. Seminole County Commissioner's attorney for 10 years administrations The men candidate during his around a Present Seminole County Prosecutor campaign are, presumably. Your VOTE on September 12th appreciated men who would play ke roles p'i P'I A1. lkv Lrnla Oiibrnf" in hic administration, - I 00 B) JOE IIAI.1. Auoelated Press Writer WASHINGTON APP - Sen. ate leaders are pushing for final Smoothly .. 8601 � 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 11, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 11, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/02a5e0c6a6b249b3f2e9e09dcdcde5bb.pdf c9c15e9383e8be80ba24a9acabb57a4d PDF Text Text 747 t* rn Counterfeit Currency Wit That Rea l Money Y ou Have? 'anthrb iJ jrrath I -' a 0 the aqqA4tjinatfr.fl of President William MrKmney Rates told a law enforcement V,'tuetu It ('OUIPS tO detecting vice's effectiveness an oin. forrinv rousnterfeit laws is - Turner Trial Set For State Court Shriier vV;ns Tu; delayed 11w trial while awaitut Knmt iiuian decision, Pinellas County Circuit Judge William A I'at terson said the trial would v vnit rthnuise at (lea rwa ter TtIeS(Ia V he i, in t hi i'tt tnt......................,...............- unurni rig IJ6 ( I I 1 .. - ) ill I I I I I I - , - - -- I About a year or so ago, I received a tic-clip from it reader in Casselberry.....an original-showing the signature p of this culwnn. lists to be one of the most cherished mementoes. This past Friday, Mrs. Edna Norman came in on behalf of the' Ladles Auxiliary to Post 8207 V. F.W. - Longwood, inc with it special pen , .,presented . - engraved sItu The' Pledge Allegiance. This its it result of our Inquiring eye of wIt)' 501111' of the Seminole County Schools were pertiittted to Mart the' da this' re-citing without Pledge ....+. this has now bce'mi -1 corrected. Tha1ik you, ladle's I * FL After giving it it ti'st++++++++ + believe that the 25 1111)hi Weed limit on Airport Boulevard Is absolutely unreali stic . 'l'u tie 4 penalized and fined for driving i + ' -+ p 0" over this limit.. in an area from 17-02 towards Sanford Avenue here ttwre are no twimsea ' the oetter part of the roadway Is nothing more than a speed trap ss hit'h reflects poorly on (he w city. I'erhwps It wu high sit 40 umi jihi, but 25 iisiihi Is rttbculoua! ticilighits are ss t're you tia't't 'all lIst' guys whuu look haunt u" lii p c's s cuss cull the ruaui DrawS - - - . . In - ': Police P 0 y Hike To Get OK Ity MAItIt)N IIE1'IIKA 'lN'l'1'l( sl'ltIN(;s MuliI&'iPtl ixlu't'ita'tu will have su stated salary in ''black and while" its ii result of conteniplis led action by City Council it it 7:30 workshop imiet'tuig tonight. Although the city has agreed to 1)41)' itspolict'iiien $6,000 arintisully, the stiuteil policy has not been formally forwarded to it,,, Ptilk't' Standard Bureau 'l'hiere'fiire, I kumuitlut Fish, bureau thief. has requested (bitt (lie' u itv smulupt it resolution t4ihung the $uruu$Ruse'sl salary and Irsunsuisit it to the board. ('annul will take under uiuiusliteriutloiu a requested ituisiuig t'hisunge by W. II. Green and Seumis, 'liii' request is Iruuiuu l(.t I to IllA on silt itt acre (runt lu, - ate'et oft Sit 4:14 aild at 5410111 ('ortez Aveitut' Iteprustintistites of three Insurance companies will be on hand tonight to present I)rols.*ala In 11w long dtscusM'ul insurance delayed esrid program for uituinir$pul ciii and life tnsurttm-e will (it' .;ve'red its the proposals. City Engine-er It. C. ('ienkhii will appear be fore t'uunt'Il 0 explain iuisul dIscuss tariff rates for lIst' North Orlando Wuteu' noel 54'wer ('ucuispian) Reg To Nov . + -- Turnout P son e *'mswratie ticket in most pout lnce it- 'saul ItUSI LI olurnbua tt.oi isti'fleil to the antis lie wnui.i t ut in tit i.-vvr Iui'. e' ITNy ibe ew World nttc:iflons vnuld .'-i hat l:e• vuirUl .vas :..sstl, .1041 uai1e no trnunent. trial the rhrouihnut r"'r s.,nnet o utte1 .i .\ iix-nn Circuit Court uri ;ru'eeihngs, however, . Iirv.sKtaI .iI1l atior eaeter in returned a verdict of + onver'eil .anunmtedly it It1R)011! tLXiily .iiitl thpn t.O tL) tervals with us attorney. Neil Philadelphia sfld PIttsburgh. ,ui1ty of first degree murder in case of Stanley DeBose. 13- Inlian Ir \lri. Shriver engaged in s '.c.ir.old amateur boxer, I!) the -'rr1irt is had the triiii bref truggle with .s itate kiiz 7 meat cleaver staying of 4uflhlu1itlofl5. iirought opposing Yyw)t'Iift(' party official ' .ra Lee Mathis. views :oncermng the effects f trit to i' take the Inlcrnph(Jflr DeBose was sentenced by muriluafla sri the comnu.ssiufl of nm twr:ut .sSunday beer irtv + .rcuit Judge Richaril Muktrew the m, in + life imprisonment at the Fair Campaign l'taettc's Judge,!Muldrew told the 'r'.inn. DeBose displayed iiti defendant, - "this ihouIit be a I.7aillinittee said today that the 'motion as the verlict was es5itfl to .ill young peupte. In .iIi zunpftgfl will he the Urprobability if you hatl.n't used 'lest in recent :.'ears. ' It said it mariluafla you wouldn't have has bundled "muirc "umplilints OltCOS , • R I s t r a t i on 7 Lif I - - A woman caller Posed this By JANE CASSEI.BERRY puzzler for me... and since I'm not In a position to answer her, Elections Supervisor Camilla perhaps you Lould shed soine Bruce predicted today, in the light on same light of the big voter Why is it that there are some registration, as high as a 90 per takes ..... within 50 or a hundred tent turnout at the polls in the feet from one another (like the Nov. 7 general election. Sunland area) where one (If the' the percentage for 1\1thii bodies of water is smothered the primary and run-off dccwith hyacinths and the other is tions was rather low, it was completely free. higher here than In some of the counties in the state, the ulst She reported that her offices Actuince to hear and question both of the candidates for Supt. • of Schools Incumbent John Angel and candidate Bud Layer will be speaking before the I'TA of 1(1 y 11w tIde Elementary School tomorrow at 7:31) ;)mIi Public is Invited Thruver also made .s refer ..e' ut the' ;ir h.iwmg by - IghVoter H* 1e'arnitt. Nixon 'e.iiul. that for he annual Ci-tlurntnis Day nIy Vice' resident Spurn I Ay new dud not campaign Sun- + 'nierica us a cnun(rj in vbirh parade. lie' vas to o in Detroit lay, but he planned to resume' .i man r nman has .rn equal later in the tay in another st.In'nast 'ampatgfl cwlng. 'hanri' it the ;tarttng line .unul urnpatgnIni tonight at a r:ulty '.tr(iivern tieel Sunday sn equal tu*nrs' o 4i't n the' nahem. Clii 'Ie'visinfl ipeerfl on h prnpn inc Sunday campaigner, Eu- top.' uk fora Vietnam pence'. Sched.nierbe its be proud o Let w; " Kennedy Shruver, wife, of iled for lewing Tuesday night. he' uiut to cheers. tie' 1'OCTItiC VICC prPMIdentiaL scans." .intttdate SarntShrw"r. won praised F1.-CIO President the peerh s u*ut to nnUun core' Meany as among labor itebylep plan for U.S. ,'ugf-war for a mirrnohnne' tr:uwat rom Indochina. .hruve'r parliripated in .s iuntius Day parade in PrnviI.flL'e'. 11.1., uneZay. winning .i ,1attMt,nu10rmt'uut from DeBose Sta ii "tnsie'rau*' Chairman Law- L - -- - - - - - Po i nts P -. - - Friday. We do have some good people serving In the 1X)StIl ystem. For instance, John Norden at the Lake Mary P0. Would you believe that there was a letter mailed from Charleston, S.C.. addressed to 'Editor News Paper, Lake . and that I found It Mary, Fla", in my mall box on Sunday morning? * - -. .t;int in Mulhnns if immlgrintR have headed far New York City today the tap four candidates. .. h Pr.'mtent Nixon pr.iiedNixon' ; niy tither ,innmmr1 Nin. sen, (nrt .ippearance' tht. !-(, vern and Sar4ent Shruver tatw t';ider ind paid tribute' campaign McGovern trip to 1tlantu quIrk 1 IS Columbusweek .i it :,. Ave been wking vnte from to thnie ruipi rhuretav. rn olumbus Day rrnwI't as the fl:iy tinner :;ponsnr't by sen. Mu ve. the Dem ,residential elertinn campaign [tlt*nAinerr:ifl rtaniiittnnc crath' candidWe (or pudent. .ipprnact'.e tt.i final four weeks. in Washington. - --. - F- k4altifliiir ' wIaIe4 Pre Writer ring at which he delayed the start of m(wfliflg' s hearing too( 'I 40%'c'rflnie?lt 'orutral The paper cofltaifl4 r'4 toil hIuie 1her's vtitihle to the e'ye' -C,enimlne notes .mr' printed from engraved plates mail.' by msster craftsmen using the suns? 'snphkticate"l s'luiprneflt , ,.'r' BN K. (.RJSiKV (iK I le had sent prosfR'ctive jurors home after this Turner's trial for the second time. Richard Mensh, assistant Pinellas state at torney, tol(1 Patterson in chambers that the county ________ attorney's office had been notified by KrentzmanS 11 2 10 office that the federal judge issued his order at 11 a.m., rejecting defense contentions that Turner's <4 civil rights were being violated in the county court. Noting that it was a federal holi(lay - Columbus Mvnsh said "Judge Krentzman made himself I )ay 10 available because of the apparent urgency. The state also filed a contract for immunity for co-defendant William F". Ilurnphries. who has li John A. SpoIsk agreed to testify for the state. At a brief hearing before presiding circuit judi.t' Peace.....right around that 11. .L Driver, llumphries acknowledged through his proverbial corner? Maybe....attorney that a he "arrived at the decision freely nd If it's only the resignation of voluntarily'' and with advice of counsel. Mr. 'flik'u which is holding-up Earlier. Krentzman said the filing of a defense the proceedings, why then (11(1 request seeking transfer of jurisdiction from the tie willingly offer to do so about state to federal level did not automatically stay eight or nine monthss ago? And no he's not about to (10 further proceedings in Clearwater. so, eh? Makes you wonder if But he said Sunday if he grants the petition, any anyone really understands the action taken in state court would be negated. sincere meaning of peace or Even though today is a federal holiday in obnot..... servance of Columbus 1)ay, Krentzmafl Sai(I he would come to his office in Tampa to examine the — -motion, which was filed by Turner's attorneys late I rnanuI.irttire"1 sins-icr 4trlct Columbus Day Crowd'; Eune U .S. 1)1st. Judge Ik'n Krentiman sent Orlando (All) htii.'tnan ( lcnn Turners st'ruirittes violation trial hark to a state court IOthIV judge 'irr'r,c",' IS (,nflnmImn.' paper iperisil printed in prin(.'l Candidates Seek Votes From 'I .KAI(\VATEU, l'la 90 inuitutes alter the state crimes committed We don't Presidential Drive Nears Final Weeks Its I' VI I .t•: I SN Kit i iti r S'iflI i .i I *II Press p are tin longer h.$ng printed 's the nIthP'st - The 110A all denomination mt.' nwr lwing help as" fle cited se'.'er.sl facts about genuine paper currency which many merchants intl ,'onsumets are not aware of ,Stlw'r (:erftfieates as xr'U area alone, more than $201) rniuIli(,r, xis lost in 'thoplifting P and IS I;nb.4 +ateq Notes small it are We oUflIThtiflfl," Rates said 'We' don't really have enough people to handle all the rnnntertetthng work on ii 24hciur bests like a nforcement other law agene'teS We rely on m,rehant.* and local pollee d.partrne'flts to dernonstrafrd by the fart that only $4 7 rru,lhion in counterfeit rnreruey ',;g pissed in I'WI ac nppuK4"rI to IdlY) million pawd in false stock securitieS As a rnrnpsirts*'ifl, he rioted that in the Washington (DC COLUMBUS cDAY , ":tt .. group rer.ntly that the set. not sjrriilaritis's 'liffe'ren(e's 'hunt's lIce usfIvi( i' of tiren a sperinl agent of the I'nite'd States Sertet Serviuwsi Ihie' Sc' - rt Se'rvI f'uuirnleul by the' fs'partrrif'nt of ihe' 'treasury in IMS to siIrjress a nationwide' rash of rosin!.'rfeitlng, Hate's Raid, flur' sr'rvirP sun not heroine 1,resi'Icnt,a1 to -. I'. .''l it Monday, October 9,1972—Sanford, Florida 321/1 Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No. 35 p., , uu,gite'rFe'It inonf'y, look for e's (-rIm" pr ,t"' Ti('Ti until 1A) f(ullr,'.' tr fly (.I1.'d feB ANI I upky P4pw' +ervire %lARI0'' 8ITHE. have registered 4,825 voters for the general election anti 505) p.urt> preference of the new ssince ince the September primary, registered the last da, at the voters. She eipects 'a terrific tur. making a total of 16,501 who courthouse annex in Seminole nout Li indicated by the en have registered since the first Plaza, Casselberry. and a little Judge Stuidrew 'said it ins WeekS if the It)7'.l "ampaiMn The' P to the year. "It used to t.ike us "ver lil iii the Sanford c,ffce, thusiastie registration. huipe that the Irug is never than in .uii' comparable ;wriod in any vt-ar iou'. t .tartt.sl eight or 10 years to add that according to Mrs. Bruce. It will presidential election will brtn. be a few dus tM-fore a break- e+er)body out to vote tther prng 1atIstit many voters." she stated. To T ;iluan in his m*niut1un, told ailjbk as to 'for' or 'against'," she ddt't 41o%% 1I %k ill t' 'l'tie books closed Saturs1a -- --- --- ---- 'ii" ,ury tiiat the ulefeislant had In the past the high for voter ________ -- - - - - - -- - 'seen smoking "put" on the day turnout was 86+86 per cent.TuLII Weather i the 'itfense and that. while number of registered voters n To C of C index this lid nut excuse the cninu. it now 44.h9 Seminole U ?ester'luy ugh 14 o his l-:ntrrtairiitwnt lId 40 in unsuIvraLion ot one of '24 Sennole County was the fir-it Area sleuths tSELBF att' morning J. ener'uily :air .rus&'ope 411!I t + the elements ' n the crime lb to report its returns in the Bridge througn1'uesduy. highs in and 5A Ilospitsulnotes 3A recent prunary. Mrs. Bruce Calendar Juliazii,ufliue*l that the Senunule County ..aiidtdates Lillti sipper U. !...iw tonight 60s. I'tihlic noticeS 611-711 ('la.sif ted ads oA'iB t'rt'elits the use of the computer will be spotlighted at the eltects ot marijuana priiviited ret,iperzitur's lipped into the setv llt-5B Soein Clerk of the Circuit Court ('uiuics October meetIng of Maitland- 1)eBose frijmn having a Mn"P 10 and t4s acnss Must it killing, lfl4l Beckwtth's office ('rossssuursl puzzle Arthur Siirt scious tinuwletige ot the Stocks which ts doing rapidly what South Seminole Chamber 'if Conmuerce to be held Thursday and that hue to the effects 'ii the 'he northern part of the sutton llt'.,r Abb ,,day s thu Vs r'giste!'l mu TV r1 used to be done by hand. -- - , I':utiti'r i,ul ti 'iiiiiit'itt at noon in the cuuttinunity room :naru)uana lad actions jj the L'vittr"Iile iur'hern +ire.io. at Fu--,t Federal Savuigs uud ',ictlIu 1' .ivackszig DeBuse l"rot '.arnutgs were si-arel themloan -jsu.tatsfl. 5K J6. with the meat cleaver thep ' : I 1 '+ sor part!, of North Dau. uffle and DeBuse was a Atiusiunte Springs. ' \llhutlt'StJtil. tntit 0 \lkhugan The program cumui:zuttee has euntendeil he 'had to hit her I suet 'it'r' her's Illinois. -' • invited 1{epoblicaii John Angel I hd ' mw'.'. i\ ---------- - j suid Denwcrat William But) + \ tur candidates + + Layer, SupertnteiudentulSchuuls; J+M. I ' — + Mike U,.tttaway D Donald W Strtabk Ri, Dist. '-Ir Count) Cuinuiiissluii seat 'Richard ' Vick) Williams, K + + and At l)uvts 't)S. County + CulIutsLion Dist 3. I1 cuntiidate will have equal bune to present their plat1oruit. and a question and answer ' ", -. ' ' session will follow. 1 - +'. ++ - Ott Sept it, five tucuibers ' I ' '. - .. wetC elected to serve out the /+4u . " ' t1:t board of directors. 'the : ire it Lee Barrett corge W Foster. Robert Hattawa'. liar'. e 't utemu and Or E C W,ih.theuimi, t% ,)-eear terw, J Keith I Nixon, t-ear term. the 1973 presideust will uppuuit ti " wu additional members to fill L T .'w l-neimuber board Ott Sept. V the board of : Jtrvs,'tur'e met antI elected the _____ _________ olluw in .'fttcets fur the ___________ u.'uliwig )edr - Itunaki U. Smith of ("turidu I'uwer Corp.. president: t' EU. Waidheaut, bert u. president; first v'e Hattaway, sevuuid vice + __ __ _________ j president; Vssan K. k'rrts, anti I'rtsctlla l. ('AM I l.1-\ RUt '('K, elections supeu''usnr t'ontuutws 1st tile's ome ot the 4 ,1L!5 addit ioautt vu1eri a dded to th' Sem inok' .. 'isunty tolls, botst ung the' ill br overa Ill sit sul to -I-i ,!:19 .\ ;srt-tIIcI ton mntst't' than 911 pe'r t't'iit t urnout lit 11¼t' (lii' Nui eiitlut'I I iu'tit'ial L';Ie'u'lieu,u \s+is Itiatit' tI\ \lm '-. Uret'is, secretary mud euecuttve The dmte'e'tu'r new ulficers asd tetil be tmutr luced it �,tJ r. - -• ATh Sn1ord Hrad _____ __ __ - - Suttie 00 --••. 1J a ri' e1 To Panel ;~~~~-* --- - - -400 What ' s Going on Here? H ~.?. , -v, .,. '' Iii, ". .I .,40"'f ", I \,~,P-----i~, anoi iion os*t* f , . - '----- - I , . qt~It! . ' "_ _______ - I - -z - - - --- WSPAPER 4 E WrJQ)4( RW H t U 1II T '' 1\ I 0 1o - %~N ' \ ' ..,- , S-S- ' N11 . \ c' sqptw \ - - ____ __ - - f 0% 'i4 ,• • 11 - It -\ - -. -- . ., i 8 . z 8 GFA1R(E FSPF.R Assnetated Press '.rtter . - ¶ _____________ perhaps even on the capital it. if. timed to coincide with the us. election in an attempt t embarraSS President Nixon Rut of ficials sa they find n .-.. _-- - - hit.' iI.iut' aide t. tL:\Tl:fl OF ,TTE\i IO\ in the Watergate affair. (firmer headquarters t;ordon $ hltI pleaded not guilt of breaking Into DemocratiC NtionaI a rising level of enemy attacks in the vwinitv of Saigon and Sa gon _. 1 ' SAIGON i All I - From 250 to North Vietnamese and Viet 5M !l: • City Council Meets in g Zon \ A On _ . __- -• -- , I - - ,'.. r. U / - -- 1p recetilly k'u'hi'r 'li;u.u' ;-It aiim1 " - .ilI I h'iti'i Six Programs S I 'i itut IS 11 primary w ay , I, ,_,_,i .1 •t •npinu, p,r.ls4snit hours cf m I1uuitir:n1 for isry ret ,rrl,st' i ,A reci M'nmhi'rs of tli.' ails-isors \\ l I I lk( i% k I Mrs in. ltu.tt umniit tt. I A'mk)re Mi-Ne.'r, ri'prt'st'ritiuig Ilmi' 54'iiiIliiiIe (.citiit As-.'c iprivate junior colleges, I )r 41tb011 for Iii-tarikil ('lisl,lri'n ('lark 'litfiwis, director cf diI. si pro r iin in I It III ministration ulitpkmiu.'nt4i• U ,iLi r (liarit's (lm.uskes, tiv serve (Ii.' retOOl sshirh cIii'i'i director, Michigan ('ouiiimiisiim president tartleil of S.'ttiinule ('iiunty. Aging. and In ,I,fiuimtg 4,1111 l.'s'.'lipirsg N1uticlmnul ,ssoeiatiitn of State I nit.s on Aging: I)r. ('hark's these ;ir1'lr4umtms. the s, Steins hitmi tis(il National Adult .ippru ith Ii \oii,l president - -. . . ir.kr to harness anti eIte.tiveiy Education Association; ('ontanc.' M.-Queen, New York use the resolirut's 4uV1iil1iblt' College. A.-.'uriIitig to Mrs ('lirustint' (dv ('omiiiiiiinit%) represeuitini urban junior .Iomui's. execiiti' V ciiri'utccr, lamol, colleges: Suffield. and Dr. It, a,I,litiimial f4u(-ilitl('5, enulilsi' Maddox, chairman psy-choluigy- iitu'nt, patronage, iiiany voltin' department, I )iike University, tc'er u tic it it's, pro1wrty for resale or t'x.-hang.' are just a advisor to (Ii.' couiummuhtee. - so co . i . On County Agenda , :s • Hospital -- Notes ' o(m)lu•:n 6, 1972 %tlmlscluiuis Sanford: Anthony I). Neal hkmiry I). Faint ill Williimn I). Smith Maxie Boozer Shawn Denise Holden I Aren T. Hillery Chester B. Brown Edna U. Stumpf Joy Ann Keith Joyce L. Baxter Destiny Taylor Bertha McRae * Annie Lou Mi;ulI Henderson, HowardA. Howard t)eBary Dennis J. hiarless, Dt'Bury Joseph Vincent O'Connor, I)elton1u Robert IAYt' Jardine, Lake Mary Karen I.ee Sparrow, O'Brien James K. ('ixdey, Ituebling, N. j III Births Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stumpf, boy, Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Brian Schanel, boy, Sanford Mr. arid Mrs John Sparrow, - - - - - - ' - . 4 _______________ - - 7f Are Jailed On Dope Charges - N '. s T: ' - , Saigon. Some of the raids were only four miles east of Huong Phuong and of highway 13. Despite the secret Vietnam peace talks in Paris, the United States also kept up its heavy air ikes across North Vietnam, and the Communist forces of pulling back no frc.m tattlefieldc in South Viet narn Malcolm Putman, 30. and Judy t)eanna Rosenbloom, 29. listed Sir persons. including a 15- as occupants of the apartment. year-old youth, were arrested along with the 15-year-old. Putman. Miss Rosenbloom Mechanical Inspection on narcotics charges duruig the the south were booked at and weekend b combined Sanford Ordinance counts jail on charges of Application for Water and Seminole County narcotic the narcotic of possession Sewer Certificates of Public agents. and possession paraphernalia The three including the Consenience and seccSSit) for jusenile were arrested after of cannabis over fuse grams Lotus Utilities Inc authorities served a search aftertheagentsSetzed a supply Apphcatlonfor CertificateSof warrant on Apartment 14-C at of marijuana and a copper alley Forge Apartments m smoking pipe according Public Conenience and ecesby sit), for a water service area Alt.amonte Spi ings according Parker s report Depots Dd id Zorian charged Sanford Mobile Park to Sgt Raymond Parker. were David an Orlando man withC Charged Subject for discussion at the possession (If cannabis, less :-:-:-:::'::::::. than five grams, after finding ha nd-rolled mari juana :: agarettebuttsintheashtraYOl By fflU. sc'orr - ' - Vp' ar l 1 '. " .. . ..f4L' oi ;_., r : 1111 , ' i #4' 1 - , ' - jl%~A lf . - r -. .. i4 r 111110 f .4 '"2 ( j j - d' ,1ik4 -,, - -I 1J - -':- :' L. / ~1 4 - - - - , - 1!. C P I - / i .5•/ s') . ']'t vl#' , k? '- . -. . ". - ' P 'i"f ' - r - -_-1 - . .1 - ____-~ • 41. 01 lli WALTER JOSEPH \AI)I)ELL Laurel Drive, Sanford. was taken to th Orlando Naval Hospital with injuries after a F'ridav afternoon accident on U.S. 17-92 ancer Jr., exy r News D i ges t 1 7-92 in h is lJbb Ch evrolet, when )OUfl( onU another car cut in front of him and forced him Ott the road. The car was a total loss alter striking a culvert. The other car left the scene at a high rate of speed. .S. Longwood. According to Longwood Policeman Twenty board members and J. H. Paddock, above'. Waddell was northfriends, attending the annual Fre'druck Caruso 17. Mvine, 20, and meeting, witnessed the election Arthur Wayne of John Carli,credit personnel Charles T. \'oungman. 17. 0 hENRY A. KIsSIM;EI4 meets the North of Fort Lauderdale. were manager of Chase & Corn... to the presidenci of the Vietname.%e in Paris again and the talks may *,. .:27 arrested on pot-session of pa n)-. Seminole County unit of the of : marijuana and possimlon continue today. President Ng . X battery. lie is under PSI and on future appears to be the chief ISSUe under ". niarijuana paraphernalia American Cancer Society.Carli h;irc.-d with tiu ing, remiiz.ancc' in the custidy f to:r 1t. Jr couraged board members RI-T111-A MARION I bond (CiVl1Ii, aflil C(JflCVIltIit'flt of :: charges by Constable Fred en discussion. tor Galloway, sbho served warrants and friends to get 'ins olved'. Continuances were granted in stolen property. to the group hiS 'P Although there were 13 cases tJ,* triak of V.ilh urn I yuins Jr Justice of the Peace c-iung liurke Martin issued usThe state nolle prossed Robert sere when he learned as crusade k last wee docketed k and Randall Queen, charged Both men Robert Carroll against Clyde hay-es, charged with aggravated ' 1F r\ MI..F (U I F \"I Ictwrman how many SeiC1S I III NORTh additiontothatofaltrstdegrt'e charges ailedlfllieUof$1,S00tdC11 , ,sion of can. assault, pleaded guilty to tile Wifii grand Larceny; Wayne -posse. ,,, , . *1 are available to the Lximmunity, impro ved the ('ommunists murder trial which consumed charged with has charged with in the coun Clayton John Sperry- lesser offense of assault and Kirkland, servic'es many times m.ot known . all of the week Circuit Judge n..sbis, and strategic position for a settlement. flid sale of a to the general public sunpls Richard Muldrew informed Ui. f}rollItlut1 drug; and Peter • because they do not ask. A venire all had been disposed tiu M.idison liarged ith grand . Mrs Harry Cochrane ser. one la rceny. All of the above trials l'400fl U \' I WE II OF F IN N( I U legal and vice chairman for the Unit cases ssert dispose The h.ism. been r 54 for Nos 27 I exn Vs dlter T government difficulties reported that 18 trips to e tither by guilty pleas of the deV. I)untan has become the sear s higgt. t lis t ed :.: :: been pros ided to Orlando •Cflufli3, f en da nts, dropping o ,.. .4 "" THRASHER daughter. Mr$. James Wright, :-: : cam-" ii' political tWicrTpth..0 WSinceW,U.OI contributni to presidential charges by the state, or gran______________________ 2014 Sanford; six grandchildren and 46, of David E. ilirasher, -. ::: the year. Three persons have Ung of continuances by- the paigns Laurel Ave., Sanford dud II great grandctuldren S been transported to Orange court F C NA W I E Y MNS ' fIrisss)n Funeral hlonue is in Among those entering guilty Friday night Horn lit Sanford, Florida and ELIZABETH- f]i11,11,d1 Memorial :; .rYce t.jr MrS ChaIJIh . Elks • Ii tr t of .irr ini'e mthLs Hospitals for radiation treat pleas ,A ere the following 1w s'ds a nitmnber of the C ra.'vicy. 10. o lS$O Moniroi % I) Ok. 'I t It I TI I IFEDERAL 1,11111-1 Lodge. Fleet Reserve of mnent;onepersoneverydayfor defendants: Ave. Lao. iack%anvoie. *tio •,., , CRAWIXY -I'll %IltS. LLIZARE IpN1siit,TU)Nsoonisexpecte'dtoannunce . . Ito Pop M'. two weeks, one person every died Sundav, *111 be hold &I 2 p Deborah Kilmer, charged Seminole County. and Palmetto lie was # iuesciav •i OskIa*n 1. . " ,,. that offshore docking fac'filies P cannabis 0 .. a withPOsStSSlOfl :r-n.-'cr. 4nlo,0. .lh Pi'v eo '. . Power arid n'. F Pt50fl eStI) U> •OC five saliva I., pleaded guilty- to the ployrd Li)- Florida • rensk In Hail oiIuc.aong, * are the best way to import oil and stave off an Mr s. Elizabeth L. Crawley, t, C' 30. ..s'. Conimpany and was a c' 3 . . ao weeks. This service Is available IlArdau, and 5-t. Esirs Krauss lesser offense of possession of light •0, of l80 Monitrt.s& Ave.. energy- crisis udge s ..-teran f 1 jdI liGn'.' se of the 20 men at no cost becau grains J .Iit.1 k ttuimi five a less jast SulidaY LV$ • include two Sursisors and women in the area WhO .' ut sonsill. Muldressorderedaprestntence .i .uft&rnot.ni In ' Sherry Miss • have volunteered to drise insesugationPSIandaHo55ed daughters g astiort spital . Ut 'I\I'S T'( (ION (.,lenn W. Turner sonte Thrasher and Miss Suzanne ho meeting e of th Other highlights defendant to remain the Iflt55. .uit V.05 ol flti..i5C 0. . s... Genev ; delayed securities violation traI is scheduled °" " ' 'a " • " were the e lection f C H ward and had lived in , Boston.Mass . avid C ;~randchild; fat.her. RoLwrt C. as treasurer. Mrs. ult) , to open today under the shado%% bc'ore 1110`160" 6 WO I I 0 N AmillI IS for 8 years ' S Sanford Thrasher. 46 Of 2614 , Laurel ' llanke id Dav mottir charged with Thrasher. Orlando ' " ' Ros V. Brossn steretar) and b.. . who died 10 years de fense petition which m'. ma k e the p5'55b0n arid sale of a ,lrs Martha Warner Miiiii imioving to Jacksonville president. i , u. ' Ray Maltby. vice thu. ss idiw. of 'lIlt V. .15 ° ;i proceedings meaningless. guilty Beach; brother. Robert H dangerous drug pleaded 1`1011110n krUnitial Home "g o' Awards for meritorious : , CEd ' ' a dangerous Thrasher, U.S. Ariny in . :#,. 8CA 3T I servif-v to t1w Serianole County to posbebsion of was n Crr.n Cemetery, miwimiber of First I'resbykrian nolle pro drug and the state VIrL'unia Crusade brii.on in recent during the Unit Do CP* '7 Sanford. : ao ' Church of ith I i hn.cf.irics " • droppedi the sale charge. lit iL' Ill 451 Ii 151St' .kstlil ..Ji4qr%. w IL.J IU .a ,Pn4 ' C., ii A •u- I iriu".' .s Brisson Funerai hlonie us In b C"1j to were r two include F. A L ii's • S. Survivors is urder PSI and re- charge of arrangements. , ,iOI.g.r persons, b' a lone gunman says "I '' henry and Mildred Long. Hanke on " .7 i' L*.00.II. • 's scc snfl • W. H. daughters, Mrs. ..1 bOfl(L mains uess • Mn. Gordon Mey-er. ba d uevuuse i Chuluota; hurt too t wasn' H. X. the man Williamson and Mrs. 431IPIL , MRS. MAGGIE ZAChARY Eirunaltne Fuller Franer, ZACHAR Y. U. MAGGiof him. 74j Kay Sasaman Mrs. ROSe he needs someone to take of Jiicsiunvllie, Kennedy; t,ubs for M, Zachary, 100 Southward, Mrs. Vertis Sauls, charged w!th assault with in Mrs MaggieAve.died two Friday three grandihildieni and 1801*fy, 100 04 all M8,9109 * BeckV.Ith and tent to commit a felony and 612 Magnolia , Mrs Zona ' re it grand. hildrt n M.'jn.olia Ave *Ito dirt) I i4y basing a mourning Born in Burlington, criminal offender Iit were PtsId at It am today of and Sons, Esteslughes ', hfardage' guilty to c., she lived In Sanford for the 5 BILLION slit I it F4( it SE IIov ard I pleaded Wilson, the retiring firearm, John Dr. uM(na 214: Krauss Riverside Funeral II F. Whiner o*IicIat,ng Burial C40 AAf tit Pe made a mysterious 22-hour journey from the esident of the unit, received a assault with intent to commit a past 62 years and was was in Lakeview Cemetery. 517 Park St. in Home, Miami a . his United February. from Carli for First plaque Bahamas to Miami last Felony and Uw state dropped the member of us s'.. i'- • Kr.ion in criarge W. Jai. ksonville is in charge of 29 . - . .. •. dedication and leadership to the second 1eUltt deferant charge i.sc1oseS. cap1ain I S. st-a - . She is survived by a arrangements. W. - -, WOW group for the past year. is on psi andreleased on recog- h41v, O'Brien It III ,..t.,.I iIIiI'iviLr. 5-..- (..i..l, 1.0th', Anna O. Myers Florence N. Manning Trials Reset For Nov. Betty Mac' Hadley I.usa I.4uuis(' Cooper Be-mint' Mackeyroy Wi Ihelmn ma C Most-1vy Fred K. Meeks J1uIiieS If. I 'iuwell Ru-han! T. I I4iuiit'lifl Mrs 51-'rcedes l..emnuii and , . ' • ' baby - ( 10 Funeral Notice , Porf r • - . . , - • r..tt, ,', a • ho - p care 60 -C ; . : • • -. ' '' Del 'and Unt)e'rt I 'e Jardine, Lake Marc Charlie B. Ilurche-It, Orange City '"'''''''''''" 41 . Second Class Postage Paid . ,lumniIuiI%iuuI - Fi.-or'l' ' - ,. • - i•_' I ' '1' ' ,/ - I r SIZE t I S l I -- P ANTY HOSE -.,--....- '-- I -t .4 I i- - :::; 77 - '' s TY -'- I fAlitnItAt ci tinder - I • ly J4t tC' 'etc I BODY COLOGNE 1. ' \\ - '/.F - WESTINGHOUSE // ST!AM & DRY IRON SPRAY • EC K ER D DRUGS __________________________ - 1099 II - - - - - - )C - - - - .s4',sJ5 ?It- HOT POT ' 122 EG - NCr 2 -•: - HPEE H.P POWER MOWER :- ii -u :14 r',.;"u i 4 '-,' .,_;_ -. - ,.r '--'-, :. :, .. :: .. :: :, . :,I ..: :~ :, : i.. A;, - - - -- I , -1 ~~, ~ ~ ) __ ___-.1, ,6~") \ iiiiiiiipiiiiiiinogiiIiiiiiiiIIIIIII, . lj_,~~~_ 11,111,1 ------__ : , 1~:_ SCDY-JE' I EG 'ml s*C'iEMf' . IALSIC • -,IiI-4 M,).% .'-5 ..0 :.-3I'4m . '*.5 DYMAMIC 4' .1 "2 II 3 4 II . Tit tu kmioi n .0 I.ai.i a' 1 ,ur't 'n.it I.is I'ru.h.is , the t-ccuipIe is being financed liv thu.' gus en n mt-nt 1k.' first stage tit con st met u.'ni ill he .'iimttpl.'I sI in - i.- (lOCK ('41,1st •I s.c'a-rc. - - - - - - - - - - -iE.'Y DUT'i' 1 .1 .... or , IiMti , ............ ''"''''''''" . . I _--, -,, ( 1____~_ .- i' 1(11(1151 I'I. I-. \ \1..%% 5 M i:x Ii 'm I CITY All , %., ,.t indust rial c.itflpl.'s that ill Include iron niune xi 5800 ,,,, lt),, stt'l in ill. lu drip.- li-etnic llion u li plints hiighss .i . r.iulnic.ich .ini .1 modern seaport. it being con t rurt i-cl ilsnig \tt'S a'' s I '.uci I 'I 46 1-'. 'II.,. - - - --------- - X - _._ -. - I&I #Iltá IP N IIJN L_LJI(IJ _. __. _ • - - - --- - . - A99 -' .t4i:.'i1 - -.4.,. )- I I. 8 99 FOOT3A11 AND A ~' KICKING TEE t -. M 222 R! *f,~ d1 It-".) 11.1.11 -- J., ,.41, "I "I. Z J - Is sU)I it 111 Ju1'-. 4, -A-'y RANCHES REC. 89z lOOK WIldi you ii ZILIVU ii you A0 I dial it yourself: ,, - ._ - _':__' JUU SYLVANIA MAG1139 ' \\ .-\ ç uBES ....I 'I. - - - - 1 . 8 ', 4... ' _. - - Mu' - - 11 .1 Is 51'i,.'99 -b:- W., , . 1. 1. , Share a smile. .Dial long distance tonight. RE- ELECT '215 2 I. PHOTO PRINTS for :k i I r', -' I -, - - -- ',i ':.e '_,'-i - I....(:1. ,.)J #,to --a .c - .i ii pt'ct:'J .4 unisu ru £ for I 1UU Mft III " 111. 91r/s Al 6 Do Tit. iii by At 01,t - STADIUM SEAT PAD - ' i''i - ------------ 1- - - ' SYLVANIk\ District] - DIAL I'41415 - V 1 'ii ,'' - A. NA'te - Births Mr. and Mrs ('411'.' in Murrell, girl, Sauferd Mr. 1.11.1 Mrs Paul Keith, buy Sanford Mr. and Mrs Richard For. Ihumn, girl, Sanford 01 - 31) BAT H LOTION AFTER .. - I - - EG . ". CRE AMY 1 6 05. - - - co f ii ut - •. I low I, ,~... _ / I hit I -ith-- '-''ti e ' 4 . - / ., IIi.ricla amid the miitsnn, there s program for retorditec dl lIt,' s;s'eial olyimsIitus sever 101- at partic-uaparit s r.'ttirrm'dli first pI;u e awards at the'.'ntly (PISI1IPII $' 111115 held recent si Oh mumpi'c Si,ec'ual i'amnping are the two big ri'ti' for the next year for SlAPI l.:xi;iriuIumig p.urtic ipititirm sri U. for 501101' ret sit , itif' Oil' flu' l i antudi I. l'unkney Toni K. Cochrane Donald M. King J411 uies I i stir ,Juist'iuhi if. Meyer, I)elhury Judy A. Stuckey, I )eU,tm y t\Iicc' V. Wirth. I )t'Ituil1u I.. Euds, I )el,,.imid W .in.lrey SV ('l4unu'nc.I' t k'ltumt4i ott) I ii. (he S4u rifortt: Agnes L. Burnsed I'oi -i •trn" '. ................... ''''' County Commissioner Subscription Pates by Carrier Year $1IOO Week . 35 t iv '' - -.c'u ss 1. at Sanford, Florida 32771. 1 -' drug-. !r.''r, for) WEDU ESD Y hurch %% u(iUliI-'lt 8 1972 PubllsheJ Daily. escep Saturday. Sunday and Christmas, pu blished Saturday pr.cesdin9 CiuiSti.iaI by The Sanford Herald, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, Re., 32771. r our HR U GOOD PRiCES -, y~%%1%1%11.1, • : Uls,'tiargt's Sanford: Mrs. I':dss-ard Iiwremit-e and baby- girl Mrs. I Ioiiier F'ay'son and baby IX)) Joseph Ness- kirk Georgia I). ('oy- ne Fred B. Sss ;inkhous John I.. I ;1irrOW l)orotliy Pope Ann I.. Bridges William K. ('base Iticti1irtl G. Kondracki Isaac I)yess Jr. Sharon F. Bass Wurth, Dehlary U McCullough. C. J4iiIies 'liii' Satiltirmi I I.'rahl -• -' Births Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fry- miuinm, boy. Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Willie F. Murkey, girl. Itkt' Monroe '5 - 11 .r'I 't, 1f - . -iii!'it' ' j.. ( , pi -,-• Admissions .. • . Sanford: Ituthizi S1it' Y.lurkt'y Jcist'1diimie Griffin Elizabeth L. Wilde .104u0 N. Fryman Sandra Merrell Williaiii I). Miuguuet Michael Eugene 5It'I)suvid, %Itaiiiotite Springs . . .,; - - 'ur n't prPccr,pt(inc (HIOHEIt 7, 1972 ,,• • -' Mrs Susan I lardee and baby girl Mrs. Isabel Neville and baby girl Mrs. Sa ndra Weatherman 1111(1 hatiy- girl Agnes 5!. Sykes, CasseIlk'rry 1-I1a Strouti, I )eflary William A. iiartmuliin, I)eliary (.'ori't' Stuir&mus. lA)nit%S(M)(l m. - llendt'rsuui, Judith Silver Springs If j Stock Discharges Sanford: Annie Bookman Laurette A. Francocur Richard Simmons George It. Sykes. Cassellwrry Mantli4u C Bearden. I )"Itary Ella Brown, I )t'hiaryGloria P. Velez, I)eltona I .eroy Ha rdy Jr., lake Monroe I Iutw;t F. Blair, Minis f..%% lit (hi In ally ii. ests •f Si MU' 'Flu' No. I trogrssmm1 is liii' Little lIed 5(111 ol I louse, a day car. uiitt tr limlin' program for liii' flewlMirri to age Ii, who 1141cc' hi'.'is .'x-Iudi'il frictit lb.- M'''1 isltui';ut icirt progrismil of the S.'tiistic,ls' (iucit v l)istrict S.'hi.I Itiiartl Ilius si hool is temporarily I.......i.'.l in ul. I !nii,..i ('g,ttutIlIIni. h in ('asselty Methodist C herrs and ssill open Oct. 23 It ill servi' 7 l,iIcIr'n lit it ;'iraius of no lo,,;,, thin is him' 1wr •l;uy Ajiphi it ii • ory h'-ItI4 41(1 t'l)tl'll floss Is. .II1II4il4' iiiiitiur coorulun4itiiin and selfhelp skills will be c-omiuhint'd it, an umiclividualui.'il program for l'1i(I1 thud. Alter I }i'c . I, visitor,, will be welt-un it' by 4 u111$uItIt iiu'mit on 'l'uesday. Wednesday or Thursday- by calling 831-3811 ,\mi.i(lm.'r exceptional progr;srii being ('Ofl(Iuctt'(I by the SCAR( u Seminole ( 'iunty Is the 'I'4ifeta program 'lime Assoeu4utuiuml fur Exceptional Trainable - - For Work Adults i lins is 45 P5t_Stt11Mdl pnuram fur adult retardites and will be reopened within six week.s with primary trainingcenter IO('1ite(i at the old facility at N3 East Magnolia in Sanford. Tiikta %0I offer it lull day of he activity designed to place tiltifl(hiS'idU1il into local jobs for no utiore than four hours each day. A health card ss ill Lx' n-quired 1tttt'ii,t1tfl(' is 4111(1 (aily essential. I'imy steal exercise, perst,nal grooming and work training on a regular baus will be provide,I. Fur information .10 this prngr4umn, ('4111 :122-7211. - RtJII 01)1 1 ouf 0w R etarded . .- r cm lhatit riflirl;QF1. ' c II WHiT 11 f will (fin5l, 'd Ill aitivitU'c, dances. birth clay parties arid c;s'i iii fiehil t r it - -' ' pok' tO the S ch ool Ititsitii"' 'I;i.'. at S.'iiiinimlm' i Elmira' Eubanks. (hi ,'ilit i. \lrs ,mul I\ (i\l(l .1 ol iii itwo imf, 011(1 s i.fl Implementation - rs ifl5 liii' ,'I.t.'rls prui.r.iiims s. - f . iin:I tin, iIi.'e giiid.'IIui.'s ss ill he utit.listi'ti aim.l .Ius.se,iiinit.'d ti , Crossing S i gn als :, 1 ' \'Vf' fill more pres riptions than anyone else in Florida. /k(lS'';l-I -it It - InA_a_ Board of Ad. justment in denying request for lot shape variance in Ni A-I Agriculture Zone located n Longwood-Markham Road across from Seminole Golf Course. . I I I the areas huh they ha t' 11 village and three hamlets 15 t _;::::, \\\ •'\ Seized In the last si months 11 0 miles north of Saigon today -'-' Tit Iw tile 11 - t -The Communist units are -Map allims offices to be establish,ed tournaments despite heavy air stnkes. , ., -A, ::,~~ rebuilding their former base 1. `It\ for rip. t'it would have to ante-up $800 areas to maintain their presand Huong Friday hamlets Commission is cti Cit y .tinterest to cover the costs. of Also expected to be ence and to declare, 'we're - -Phuong on Saturday. cutting from officer. expected to ..i .i . conare property-owners it is thought the coflmiis.Siofl here, said one U.S. Highway 13 between Saigon and erted real estate brokers and to uiahm0n hearings for city may be asked to donate $400 • "They are here to Sta a big South Vietnamese mill. during developers land said to be in a toward the costs with the Khe. As soon as they are refitted tonight's ? pm. public bearing structures 4 condition and not parents and children involved __________________________________________________________________________________ tary headquarters at Lai :io miles north of the capital. and resupplied. the North in the proposed new city-wide delaputlatecity's building code. iuth the city recreation activity the 1 don't think anyone regards Vietnamese could launch zoning ordinance and map at UP to • Ovners of the affected expecte(l to raise the other $400 the threat to Saigon itself another ma)or offensive push. city hall, sale of concessions The new regulations. if ap- properties are expected to be from the significant because of the relaThis time they would have the programs to the events. and i liv capabilities of the two advantage of starting from proved, will adhere to an Be. present for the hearings. tiich Finally. a discussion of comnitsstofl si s. said one U .S. source. positions far forward of where companving city map which were set up by the repair exempting certain groups and type t force owners to either South Vietnamese tx-n The what they launched designates Acre entities, such i's churches anti s or dvinoll-Al tht' ll! ir offensive last March 30. development can Iw esta ernmental functions. from Linits have good defensive ca. city conwimsion also will 90\Viewed politically. the in all city areas. I. utility tax ordinance 6 the cit\'s i-wbilities The North Vietna. control the C-mimunists have lncorp orated in the new consider tonight ,Ahether to ' state buddy and also will be brought before the macse units are still under won of large areas of South zoning document is a new type sponsor the basketball panel for consideration. strength from pre%ious combat. zoning classitication. which intermediate Vietnam hnh tcgirs at facilities; Robinson injury attacks by fire, sapper attacks regarding decision A in. claim: Visiting N urses Assoctaand perhaps small infiltration prefunding to the railroad for 10: 15 a. in. Tuesday variance tuon; Health Department dude: Subdivision efforts, but the likelihood of any -. crossing signals will be xrde -'i. skimming opera- Revenue Revision; Rig 1'T attack on Saigon is rather clay main by the Board of County Corn- request: r ,. ' railroad cross- Park remote 4' , nu.ssioners when they meet Uoncide slopes •tC* I be held on will meetings All Otter American and South ing priority list rumble strips -i : A. Tuesday at 2 pm Also 1ICIS thought u - funding the third floor of the Courthouse Viam planrailroad signals 77 agenda will be the county V"' small-scale attacks might be - trot in the Counts Commissioners , ,. -ncr s report on recomrnenda commercial fishing - d V room to keep goiernment Juvenile Detention meeting dsigned . ,:IS,; Ap~_=X_ " "., ',.. tions of Parks Adsisory Board lines -troops busy while larger enemy discuasi on on subsidized ambu- Tè forces slipped past to attack LV lance service renewal, and SAL 'I I , Juvenile detention facility hr proposals A ut and its Tan Son • U.S. B52 bombers attacked Public hearings on the follow- \ . ____________ 'N iiiiifiit%, I,Illlt-1,t, l)t-(il!r;iiiis After 4 i'in the __ 41 Uwgion amdSag: i - Ilii' project .'ntitlu'il I M l' A(' I iiiprns ito' \1 s mip.iss . r aimil to ist ,i'trii' l'm'itgraisi ('ituzefls isill inclutli' a stirsi's iii college prograinc for the "1.Ierl currently- iun.Ii'rssay \SilrksIuips \011 lie ln1.1 establish gtit.k'hiu's for e.iiii- 1. , 00toll - _ I 00000008 limo jIsi' counsel ,'.tiflhinit% ,uii.l IIlni'ir ,.illeges fo' iii eIalili'dmIilg ;mri'graiii the ,il.ierly Support.'I h an 11KW grant UI $147,491, Iii.' pt iJect will li101)ili?l' colleges to pm .'par.' j'rsnns for work %% tilt tIm" . Nearing 00 it:is i'i'ti iiiinitt'li'ii lit it ttiillnttiil ' Enemy W -----" of progranis ii'')t',-t for iii.' I,-V aging, Seininol,' .Iuunlnr ( 'oflege, I. . phrased it, has shifted south t ,:::~_:~5~ ,,----I-~~ ,.~ Suffs.'l.I, i.'-gir,riing with .119 Pt ilti'l ft -tilialk who sire (if post s hid,! effor' h. lirt r'cIIre '• for age will hi.' e mnu,,lr.r I ivit ciipplc'ntieritary t tim 't.'tt vnunu'.clvrc pres"rul iv the ot t,r five pr ngr am, is Ii ving In urihiniI imistht,,!iori, tail j.reviriIy rfrsr-ritwrl, ptn'.'idini •. arp .1uall(etI In Ilvi' in 11w additional ,nfr'rrtia'i'.n ttit(ii',P i,,iiriiiriits'. will hi tioucisi of, . "'miliNir ; (iT morni., u'i ;''dl lii "lii gitol ft lasses I; primarily for parents. i'I"r fl ip )oiOt s.ncnrtiIp of grar4parentc ant nesghhir; t,f 'Piiii r;,ni S"rton,m, ( lush and '-law' rc'tarcic'cI r 'n fl" a . i XiIl hi' epe( tall'. hIpf'il 'I ?ii i't"4'fIt liiri is Ic' prnvich those who directly or uridir- r "iii li mns, for 12 III It young ;,ffrrt the life of a I. • ita gets who will ritia lily for I -. spi' liii i.'thu''iit I('fl program ,frt,ir(1i11(in ic a no' f ii,.' Si'i,,jnc,le ( ount iii sIr . iu.rt of c'very cornomusnity for hi. hi ,cIi I io;uriI hiss n 1055 ccl three progratti i tier.*l .111 aroun d tmrrmt Iin r'g .hic ii sill in' Iitft ritimiping, (i.r,,tmuiinities plan for many •ti,u,mtulr,g. hiking urmi surfing the nerrtq, but sold,rii if ever of group \rriviul of the firct .if ,, rr ,' jisio' v;uIe !r,r 9w .i tot ',ing;ti'r is : year -.- -,1t,-r the fist of thi' rritinui("i-I iii' muir-lelis of a i; ;r1Ii tsi; ,uWmf ntE ! j It %nilvisory committee %%hich will ' N director *11111111 £ changes in the original plan, the" are no s into 'thaI I a new phase. The lull that followed the re• * * * capture of Quang Th City t) the South Vietnamese last month has ended in a new surge _.___ - . A hanoi's 1972 of fenMve in South Vietnam has greatly im proved the Communist s1dc's strategic position for a settleflleflt-4flilitkry or political. And while battlefield reverse' have forced numerous - " l.y It' K. Will Reside Here th - N 0000 ,-,i.. - s.. I el "(I 119 A 8 " " ft SAiGON AP - Although falling well short of the vict4ry that apparently ac ii' ultimate goal. -. 'S improve P s R% RICHARD PYI} Aodaied Prcu Writer ' / ''' ,, 1. __ ___~_,Z~_* -Z-' ". -_ - ''I -__ 7 , _. .11.4 __& . T-1 Teen Retardates ld For Bargaining Purposes Ne ".;, . I !. I s_I-. Southern Bell . , .. _",",*J %_ .-. , _. ,-• I ,. ", jij 4 '.tt - '-•. '5. .-J.çtot Of bl.ic's J'SJ -- ", - 'u.' ' I' -' wrIle - tilPt �4A— The Sanford 0 Monday, Oct . 9 Herald 40% " politico! Notebook 1972 Lommenl Editorial .1 ILGWU is ase, B P ress! No Smothering Of Your Free way B' refused to tell BRt't'E a arid t his rc'plv Your iahilits to (tnubte.Uilk, o course, can ruikt' or break your touh!e-Ualk Is till while act of SUViflk one thinking just the opposite. and it is the basis of all polite canversntton. For tf we only opened our mouths to speak th tru th, we'd all quickly lose our teeth, and Ilk' would Lx' a jungle of resentment. It is worth reading and remembering. For this newsman puts this whole freedom of the press into a bright and revealing light: "A person who is not a news reporter may wonder why it is so importan t to main ta in the confidentiality of sources. As a re porter with sears experienCe. 1 can testify that confidential sources comprise the single most important device in th e effective gathering of information. "Any threat to the use of that device threa tens th e destruction of a free press." There is in Congress a bill which would r(-;tore this confidentiality right to the newsman and plug this leak in the enly dam which prevents the whol esale and overwhelming drowning of the truth in the beguiling waters of propaganda. There has always been and should be th e honorable antagonism which exists between those who want to conceal what is going on and those who want to find out. This is true whether it is politics, industry. organi zed special interests, organized crime or entrenched power. The history of journalism is full of the contest. The martyrs and th e scam have their day in the spotlight and th en fade. The task of the journalist is wel l depicted in our cartoon in which the search for truth is shown being hampered by deception on one hand . - % AVE, .%l%,i:::. . \ -. ' 1.-- - DOPtt .. knn% I just Love' to go Li , football game, Reginald. But pea - don't keep apologizing for the seats They're Just fine' I guess those tiny little figures running around on tatfield wa down there must Lw the players . - -- Y5 sopi .. •. .,,, . --- - -- - - -- - - -- - -- - - Same' A, Horn.' De'I,v,'r p lit Florida Mdii Si SO Month IS[ Wee'S (9 OOe Month', - sfai ,.. 1mall i'.iid in advance iTtered a Second class rntter Octotier Cflf,cc of Sanford Florida )?771 - sub%crlpficim tm, I-,, I . — - ;ii,rb rat .in m.it,'r ,,-iI news or advertising of itu'. .'diIiti' t it. .an n,ann,'r itti,i$ ,'.rtfe' perm,c.',;IJri tat th" pubtisher of Tht' Hi'r1;i(i An . it viduI or firm rponsibIr for such re'pvoductioo will Lc,ns,dIs.rt'Ct as infringing on Tfir Hrrnld's copyright and will tietii'iti Itiltili' for tiOtmiul' amdc" the' idV 11(ibliStWd daily e'*.'pi Saturday Suncii'a .,,ict (tic ,strna'liublistied Sturdy n,recedinu Christmas -- Thi' Herald is a member iii toe Associate-ct Pvpc' which , billed eat' ucivi'by It, the' use for reproduritoe rat .,ti ttw local 1" ffli'Cl it, Iti' 'i.'wsn,ape'c Herald Area Correspondents Aitamonlr 5r,ngs - I ,. Fern Park F Estates Goldenrod F a sfbrook A _i l &,i " Bear Lake Forit City Atiri Rile'p 9v59 au 'selber'y langiewood b ,iitay Nibiai..S 53* 7ISO ',..i' Iyn Gocauni bit aV'S Lake Mary Ann Ssec:a.owss'. 37? 870-' Lke' Mont .W )e' Longwood Ann Roe, )t Ctwluols Liz Ma$hieus 34 520.' , "5V Winter Sprifl9% Mary riytI 538 - . - ' - 01 •. " •- - : - - - - -- nw7l V . - -, -.... - - - . - - ;rRUTh V , ' I L_ _ - / . - Military nien, both past and present, frequently talk of the' perilt acing the- United States if this nation does not beef up its clout in the Mediterrarean. Indian Ocean and Persian Gulf areas of the Middle East, Four facts stick out cie'&irl in the matter of the' niilitar) political-economic importance' of this area, and altlit'urh Mail Tse-tung is the man who said military force is naerel an e'Xtt'nsiiifl of political otijt'ctiva.'. his words in somewhat lesser dcgrt'i'upp!Y to all nations. The' tour pertinentfacLsare' 1. Production of It barrel of crude oil in the United States costS about $1.55 i42 gallons to the barrel). U.S. production 3.(imillion barrels a year. runs about 3.(i . Production of it barrel of Persian Gulf area oil runs about lb cents. 3. About 60 per cent of the world's oil reserve. tire - + - - - _ . -. J i.4l5 Osleen Mrs CIarnce 37? 44l Dettono-DBaryEnterprise Geneva Ov.,da 3222611 Li: Moth) 349 S?O5 E1 Slavia 13 • Ann Hikv Photo . S. Told ROUND DESIGN tJPF(.OW DESIGN TOSSF HEAT And ;onNt) SKYWARD SOUTHERN AIR of SANFORD, INC. iu4tM MAPLE AVE . DWAIJ m RIM (.11') und API ic,1 d - _ RENT ' /1". "' V_~ I I-Elffl ___________ Hostages Freed ,. - -, ' '' ' , . Qu C, 1%tx .$1 OMI-f 0 ,-,. •SJ sojourn 4 Drive, Casselberr)- 8:30 amm. 01711. 10 Sanford Senior Citizens Club, to 1 P.M. 2 p.m., Chamber of Commerce Oct. 14 building. Auction to benefit South Seminole Community library, Oct. 10 10 a.m., Seminole Plaza, School Casselberry. Parents' Night, 7:30 p. m., Teague Middle School, Forest Oct. 16 City. American Ikglora Post 256 of Milwee Middle at Oct. 10 Lions Club, noon, House of Steak; program on defensive driving. f Oct11 Volusia Rose Society, 6:30 p.m., University Inn, DeLurnd. 11 Y IURL[J 3 411, 12& 14 Oct. Ascension Lutheran Guild k, Ocerbrook ailations to 11.11-old ,Johnsoii, FUN Wed. Thurs, Fri. Sat. S $ $ $ S $ $ S 10 11 12 13 14 15 22 16 23 17 18 19 20 24 25 26 27 21 28 29 3031 - - I'LL K EEP YOUR INTERESTS INMND'. , , Some financial institutions compound annually, others others quarterly. At the Fun Banks semi-annually WE_ COMPOUND_DAILY! --- -:, ' 1 ": - Compounding Daily means more dollars in your pocket - _ - - We do lots of things other Banks don't do: - - H - charge FREE CHECKING . SATURDAY BANKING COMPOUNDING DAILY - -' W continuing ' I - 'The Homes Of Happy Banking' r'- REELECT NEWO — -. - "Why don't 'OU try Because WE WANT TO BE YOUR BANK . - a 'en I — . the microphone'—you know, like Mar joer' 12a V .&I That s when (?v1Iy0110 l.ISOS a lot Of elilctt k. t at the same time It s also when you can help lessen the chanct, Cat a PtJWei 'hL)I ta(le an(l s:tv' VOIII self sümo money, too) by using less electricity And it's a great time to sit back, relax, and read our' two free economy booklets. Both are jam-packed with cost-saving ways to eonornizeon your electric air conditioner and other major electric appliancesPick UI) your fiee Copies at any FPL office Ot at your appliance dealei . " MAJO R IUCTRIC APPtIANaS. ' . , 9. It - - $ '" ' L ill , County - . - - Commissioner m i.-. ... Al flvit ....#*,". i- , - -_'i..........,.,( t._"IPI _'l __ "5 1 _ ' S't • ' Please use less electricity between 4 and 8 tonight. , ,u '.rvorkin' The best time re our free econom bo4 between 4 an( on October :hrd and - f1' ,, , 6 1,..~41 "'t I, !2 'hu'i.,';11 ^111411;"1~1 -i.",,' ;' All Banks can pay the some rate of interest on your savings. The Big diffe,ence is the WAY YOU DO IT! rummage- ?Y1 I hi'haII. .uid Con Sun. Mon. Tues. Methodist Church, 9 amii.-S:30 p.m. kirur george Stuart x%orked SO hard iii my - Bazaar at First United aware, For their support and vote especially for those xhio Banks -- -_ OCTO B E R 1972 --- _ Oct. 13 — '- 4"' '' 'a" OF SEMINOLE COUNTY at the Fall bazaar. six;nsOredbY Deltona United Methodist WScS, 9 am. to 7 p.m.: snack Liar; public invited. OCL Seminole County Cauaupers. 7:30 p.m., First Federal S&L, Altamonte Springs. It I case' ton level-s. f Get Daily Compounding OCL 11 _ - '.'" 1Ww LWV "go-see" tour of courthouse, 9 a.m. Thu best solution. from both Lin environmental and con. servataun standpoint, Would ScenT' to be to encourage everyone to drive small cars. Yet this would still leave the prubk'rn of the swelling number of trucks, which have a clear collision advantage over everything. Maybe we should all just drive tanks. J ' -' ('asse-Iberry and Auxiliary, covered dish supper, 6:30 p.m., St. Augustine Church. Boy and Girl Staters tc 'peak. Oct On tilt other hand as the question of safety. But many jaeuplt' neither want nor can afford large cars. f 'ss nni. , THANKS TO THE CITIZENS Seminole Calendar to , at ---1 and less fuel to operate, They ulvu emit less pollution into ttit atmosphere and add less traffic connestion. - - was On the' one hand, environmentalists favor small cars i , - for because they consume fewer resources to manufacture 60 -1 -,' expert, OAKLEY — ,b'-,''i - - 8ERRY'S , A of All of which could Ili the lung run be good news fur the automukersbig cars have a higher profit margin than little' cars a But it leaves the car-buying public in suni..'whut of it quandary - d.d.s D - s-i"." -igiIle lbs Cty f,1,-i d.c,n,nls 7'," . ,di. i0. d... 3' 5fi .Y',tl. hp R.,'poi d,v,sru.i f Litton lndu,e.., Fe,,rn,u11 S74) S Now $124 )3 .',r h nf 'i'a. 5"f.'I ,r.alri',,S tn ..'-1r-iç of secrecy 4111 on B ION Royal Electronic Calculator Adds were' to speak " Ves it To i..J it \'is hlats,'lIe'(l ' ju' 1 One concerned dealer, Dewey Ray of Rig Spring Tex has stop;ed selling compacts and ubeompacts entirely. He went so far as to buy a half-hour of time on a vision station to show a film which vividly records the results of collisions between small cars and standard sized tit, reports that several pt-ople told him they had decided against buying it small car after seeing the film iocated in the Persian Gulf. 4. The United States has about 6.5 per cent of the world's oil reserves and at the present rate of consumption. America b the Bicentennial year of 1916, will have to look beyond this nation's resources, Venezuela where much of our supply conies from now, and even beyond the wildest dreams concerning Alaskan sources. Thus, in oversimplification, if you wish to drive' your one, two or three automobiles and heat your house with oil in the late' '7( and beyond, the Middle' East as of more ttuira casual importance Ito*you And, We price is right True, Mideast oil is big business for U.S. big business already a $2.8 billion American investment in the vital Persian Gull urea. And, the' recent emphasis b military men on the ship-by-ship and plane-by-plane comparisons between this Soviet Union and the United States in the Mediterranean and Indian (k-van-Persian Gulf area, understandably "turns off" liberals. can be made for the direct !lowever, it valid relationship of the military, political and economic aspects of a relationship important U.S. presence in the Mideast right down to the man who needs to drive- his Pinto, or Catlillay. to work and beyond. for This so-culled man in the street should be Instance, that it is ver -!ikelt that by 19t) at kiist SO per cent and the of oil used in this country will have to be imported Mideast will be' the major source. t iiai'etings and ding pi'ctict' of conducting in cunimunity affairs is a engage' in rap sessions with ussenthiy programs in some' philosophy the' company tries to educators, students, govern- 2,000 high schools each year and carry down through the organization to all empoye flit-nt offaciaiis. tk'alerr, plan- serctirig representatives ti In tIns, the' age' of c-un ners and others important to college campuses sUtlierisutl. 'tiut Chairman Richard op. GM on job the communities. discussions nit'ttitid of communicating with l)ehorenzo is vice president portuflities, social respun- Gerstenberg this year, for c-onsuzuerh" "Fact' to face," fl in example. has honored V plant of GM public sibilities and anything e6e. words of the nuin who holds relations. Part of the' present story is workers with medals for ezperhaps (1w world's most irn•,'flk' main thrust of GM GM's $400 million outlay for cellencv in communtty acpurtant corporate public' 'public relations) today is a antipollution efforts this year tivities. relations ix,aiDc Lorenzo said GM sales program of aimed at further control of Anthony G. DeLorenzv said education, trying to ac-quaint engine and plant emissions, and (kits year are running his is the reason Gereral the public with what we arc the earmarking of $3t) ndthon record pace and that the Motors Corp. now is giving doing in the most important for looking into ways to make company expects further gains Top 1973 models. with "much more attention to areus,"Dt- Lorenz.o said in an ccrs safer. new 1k Lorenzo said GM, the executives are estunating speakers." In a vast expansion interview. "Face to face is the of earlier Pit efforts. GM this niost effective way of telling the employer of 247,000 men and model sales to reach 13.5 womenut 2 plants. views itself million to 14 million un.ts. year and next year will send stur The nt's 10(1-city program is us "the place were that nice- Truck sales, termed "very knowledge'aiblt' speakers funfling out to 100 Arnericati cities in addition to GM's long.stan- guy, ,uc, works." involvement stron',," ItITFI-;R Cuplet Nrw Servie'.' '. ;a r cat collides with a little one, the latter has much the worst of it - GM Is Speaking Out On Its Image CARL. APR rr,'srtrt(jNF #11TH EXCLUSIVE Cra I] Meeting The Public B) Fataufe'a',c rho '' Autoniotayt' and safe-t experts have lung known that at Colored Community Md' a Hawkins to . ___________________________________________________________________________ Ji JOHN I'INKERMAN Editor, ('opley News Servive G unman Horns Driver Of a Dilemma ft - - I lii 11,111 c,I- I, .d -'il "IV01 It, f_ui' --sit (, f' htihlauiii.aai' - Isk ','fill (111%% 11 1)\ 4-t lii,, ',In,uih(l r a'. hhll,tI,u'',' 'uis I '.s-s carat) II IiuiI, fiulu': i c'. hiss' llocc.irui hlaighe's tuinik' a ! Wo e auth a real rile's' fellow t'e-ri'tis'e 22'hiiiii jutur rues' last irs, I ;uuislera arruin,t.'d the tnt , lte'htcik, kiitiwii ci', ''('alit Fi'hruiarv from Nassau, Ha through 1uru;ilal I. Miller, if It Itoh," said Iltighas's, a private Ff3. hu:unas (ci Miami on a re'ritii lured Navy Isu'uli'teant who cics uuuaslt' thu doctor and fenir aisle's lisit luxury yacht to avoid all hluirris-;irio hisule 0 111 Marina an Na Bahamiantrip %% ill) Iiauuist'II and 114 appe'circuiu'e' for it where the boat was do-s-k'-- I sir four of ttue'iui carried saiu, ' A hree ri'siuk'ne'y i'laiuua, ,'ire'ordln', to -. i''hehens Il i . hiuuar it a panel truck on hliighii'suuuit of the yacht's fuiri,ae'r skippt'r in a of lInen' cuuibuihueguuti uric' stretcher, Michele satel. Polk's' said Stall- copyrighted story ira 'hit, Miami pital spokesmt'n Said there ORLANDO, Fla. AI lain-c' strt'b-luc'rs that straighten I icrahi. ungs placed the girls lit one hope the man wasn't hurt too were no indications that Capt. Bob h{etacek, 55, hornier up." Ue'Iiak sai d. room, the boys in another and bad because I guess he needs Stallings scas on drugs, ''l'lic' Nassau itu,',- .- riinuae'uat skipa'r of the yacht C' u:iiiis, PRIVATE PIANO .iulult.s in a third room. h'isltt'e said Stallings' father, someone to take care of hint," toltl 'INItTI) Michele said She fell said 10-vear-old Michele PratLs %ho rerx)rtedly has been workSunday copyrighted story that 'I lucy were )uittung the Ilr.'saiir'and ''when 1 woke up, I just after being held hostage with 13 ing in the Orlando area, visited hi' shwnut 22 hours %% fill lluilthes utua tuna. ituvint tutu so niano staved cchae're I was until he tillother persons by a lone teenage his son Sunday and thanked cmii his i'ntiutircugu un the trill hours to get thae'rt' a for ci fl'sI$30O WFEK tied us just before the shooting police for not killing him during Ufl!m"ii. can't j dent'y t'luuiiuu from Nassau to Miami. htc'hak cIpv'curanic'e '. started,'' Police said the gunman, iden- the capture. security gu s said hi' of thai' ilili' and Iinald l'ewre'nce flout, a Stallings, whose mother lives Police said Stallings had I SPINETPIAN Ufied as 18- year-old Jackson was not going to Is' pressured t, , 1 ,, , 34-year -o ld Mi a mi houseboat freed Mrs. Vanderpcxd and J. Stallings, was shot in the neck in Jacksonville. Fla., scar shot V"ii''. ' Into cina',thatng. 'haul's why liidesigner, served it s dual capby police to end his 16-hour hold while struggling with an un- I). Jackson early Saturday to itt'Iacuk said in 'the hle'rcilul left," (alias tin the $125,000 yacht. CAN NON on on the hostages Saturday. He ziriitt'd police judo expert in the raise the $5,000. story. The mysterious 66-year-old MUSIC CO. 146 ft ,)ackson, who alerted police, was reported in satisfactory house where he held his bound The trip sc_is r.'pturte'etly arleft industrialist Hughes returned with about $1,500 cinch pital victims, police mid. condition at an Orlando hospital 644-1600 Nassau where' he hail lived ranged by James Golden , ciii ix 1244 I C i,ion'& (Jr - Or sitting around just "We said he old Stallings he was tintoday once asagent secret service in thai' under a veil 843.5708 Nine of the hostages were watching television when the cable to raise more — to Vice President Iti( ta Britannia Beach Hotel and signed posh children between the ages of 10 na:in came in, '' related youfl,.t Police, who had ringed the reached Miami Reach on Feb. _ ________ ___________ — Muchele, who was visiting one and 17. house in hopes ('ustomns S. ambushing 17 at 4:30 a.m. U. St.allmgs, charged withas- of the children of lMretta Van. the gunman, sent Sgt. Claude officials confirmed Hughes' with a deadly weapon, two derpool. "He said, 'don't no. Trueby, it judo back arrival in the predawn hours, counts of rape and breaking and body move, ThLS Is a stickup.' with Mrs. Vanderpool. Trtieby, hughes left later in the day on ,,r,tnr,n in rsi,-nmii fv.innt' , and notxd' did." icin -a chartered Eastern Air Lines Orange County Sheriff Melvin told St.allings, had demanded $5,000 ransom "1 brought her jet for Managua, Nicaragua Colman said St.allings burst back, but It-ant's all the money I his prisoners and claimed he where hit is now after a brief through a bathroom window of have. needed it because he in Vancouver, British home the sr- tall, white wanted by police, Freed sc-crc the four children Columbia. However, police said they about midnight Friday. "lie had this real stringy Mrs. Vanderpool, her parhave been unable to find any "lie tied us up with long cloth ofents, heard, real thin, and it canac Jackson and his wife, their record of Stallings and no mo- itorn into strips from a sheet) down to almost his waist," lietive has been established. (los- and put us all over the house," children and Michele. ,4 () frame : :1:7 ' - :_, - - C- - -. -- '''' Howard Hughes 7- U'_. LW this quail frOm ifl t'Z 'hi' liii'el i htanalit'apj-4'd the equivalent to club feet One Man's Opinion '.4 V~R - \ I A)VE ME. LOVE MY Ri ill) l aiihe' Morgan of Longwood hatched - . - :' l ,' ea '''" - -. - — - - / ,', As I noted in a recent column. that' West European nfl tions arc evidently bonding together more tightly than ever an an exclusionary trade bloc. It hurts both the United States and Japan. and we are natural allies in the effort to combat it The Japanese set'rn t o understand ttns better than we do New Japanese Prime' Minister Tanaka's assurances of friendship, given to President Nixon a: Hawaii, are surely very genuine Rut so are Tanaka's overtures to Peking Japan toda is not only powerful but increasingly independent an niore' and more mindful of its ancient ties in the East. Racial slurs will simply hasten the shift away from t S bonds that should t)c rock-solid 1i ________________________________ to all of us . _______ ' -- "Will, Mr. Throggsheud, Its I .. S -. The ¶,,nford He'raicl may tie' reproduced OIIit'r -______ '' i. . - : •- Nn i ,. - -. / - Uberals and even moderates who sa the are more concerned with pressing needs "at home" fight this and ecny utlien cxpansiui of American mllitar presenca abroad. oaCh b%r the milltarN minded and a A less parochial appr more realistic one' Liv those' who oppose them might succeed iii casting more light on the' facts of economic lift' for ever', American light tint would prove' the Mideast. particularly the' lndian Ot-eun-Persiun Gulf urea, U'Lw of vital importance' n .- Workingman Has Stake In Mideast SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home' Deliver ,, . \_ VV_-- all u S In truth, Japan is steadily turning away from its former g rm enI ri'at de'pendenct' upon the lahor.inteflsive high.technolog trades and i. moving to reliance upon higher wages The Japanese. indeed industries it, are ttwmselves importing more and more' textiles from such countries as Taiwan and South Korea If. then. the anti'Jnpant'SC blasts crudely misjudge the textile trade picture. they can also have broader. deepea effects Ira the most practical sense. Japan and the Unitec allies—not adversaries States should be durable trudin . _,_ , , . :- - _~ " - ------- ' - - a .... 5tt' Photographer ------- - ' . - one —. - is even a . -. ,'. .- r, ""`*~% stir -' -; ,;_ ~ 11--_ ' I assaults can only A Changing World RAY STEVENS Press Room r- or(m,ar1 - - -• - - — - WILLIAMS Editor ft ILL VINCENT J1.L - - . 0 ,ip - ___---- "Wluatif you did nuakeanustake' and take- the wrong turmitt, dear" It'll just give' us a chance- to enjoy this splendid scenery that much longer." Wake' mu up when we get there', stupid. would nu suggest right no that I put nn extra money RALPH HAN" Comp Rt'nrv; F o ,'ri,Ir fetv . - _________ -- -. .' se'v i'ut al icr ii life rail hii,cI h-t'ti ilrci;i;w'cI lit them by the- eairti pliant' )-onqiic'mnn quid ('rein.', (netter of ('nuatas- - I ;iuui Eru$nr'erIng ("i. in liii licinclole, told lii ui, "All of ii ciitlelc'n the Irruit end sa .'iit u ow r '1111cc uiirnitoq later it was guns' 1 tiers' wait ten time I" tin tiny I lung tail get lift- Jeirketc ''All tiws' ,,ianagccl It, get on the raslici out was they were cink hut 20 tulle's of I Feirt Iitier tici is',' - it I 'nost Guard s1wikrcm,i:iri sualtI sit the' muieccage' bmunuhs act by ( 'rain' lit 2:30 pm Satuirela y - ''They garh,led the ,',ourt' staic iIn q M lInk i'd ( 'ne, 17, iii hullranilale ( ith.'rq on that' e'iahira 'riilse'r i - ce hlars'e ('tittle , $1, nil huhlatitluili', Inicbumcl ,d M Ilili c'il ;ienl .'s utr iii Ihe' Ixuil their tihit , I avid, Jr. St.'ptn'n, II, a nd Sn sii, I(); Neat tin n it'l Ib'lhurw, i'nptaiu iii c.'vc'ruil i H itt s at ( ' ii, ( 'ss- e Muir lain in I )artin, nail VIIlivauiu I'r',uileltniu,, 54, ,in 11111.(+111111, liii ci mi*'sq Friu'uael oil ('rnuu' - MI they u-iiiilcl cay was thank .n,'' suilul ,liihin t"uirc;uiernn of Nun- Ui Miami iliac hi, w lass cc uic in I ;uinrsl hellm' Oi two I i - oliti'rs while-It plc'kr'sI til t thu.' 497;--m Ii:i II P f thr r b'ii t intl cisiti !h"y we're' potting rin life' jackets ( tIIfle' truth F'iirtpwron th" didn't Piuivv' fIOI" ?(, gt flare hi"r ;iflcra. all nt a snciIøri f)'' wetter Just started corning If,' hI Lxrnt with ri two-Inch, fnahot! a nv titUitri Crane said dish, 'I re erierriber bitt, ra anything The Coast (;uinrei said the uihf Strarn and northwesterl winds carried the-rn to II m,le'c ofichote' Irrirri Stuart, when tb', we're Firiuills' satstted at 1 15 p 1' Stin'liy -, 'We' Joked a little hit Math Ii'' Susan kept Iking at r hands bee-auice her (angers wet.' -ill wrinkled frtirni firing in lb, Ater so lnng,' said Fturquerr.ni ho took ne. Susan arI 'c'rielt'ltr,n to Miami Beach Pii h.'Iit'r.pter ('r;ine told Furquerrsn tb". hold run to hi tither to ke'e1, fret, getting '.'p;srafrei ii '. " Press - - . __ of the - I di br Cnorif . .vk' " Freed 011 - - - - ROY GREEN Advertising ivton,'iqt'r JoANE CA!,I)EIBURRY ..,. ' ~ _**~ "Why, I could have bad John iisii husband If I had wanted to He used to come running every unit' i snapped my fingers." i guess I must have snapped them one-c' teat often. "What kind of girl do you think I am" — Anyway, ytn esSed right the first time. "Itnt'ty, you know I hinU' to 1w asking you for nione all theHut I'd rather ask time." than go without it. Comptroller Mechonacal _; ../ ill / ni potential financial adviser, CHARLES / / , ,,;,' . / th'enii - a '. 831 9993 SANFORD. FLA 327fl GARY TAYLOR Sflorts Editor . / ~~ ~') , , %/ . '.- . thinking OLTOLINE. Circulation General Mnqe i:N A SPOLSK1, Associate Editor STAFFORD DERBY Editor of Editorial Page .. 1. t real life stitnns. The speaker's actual remarks are- u quotes. followed, in each ('LiSt. by what he was etually feralb Manitging Editor 114 - in ALTER A 5IELOW. Editor nnd Publisher 0 DOYLE Advertising Director & As1 to Pjbl,she -'' - ' Perhaps the' best way U' proreed is to give a Ie examples TELEPHONE :i?' ?t I I :rnc' N FRENCH /, ' '' e ,..• : ' - apparel imports. Japan accounts lot about while European nations supply 16 per cent IS per cent. the developing lands of Asia and Latin America. Rut the 1l.GWt' together, provide M pet cent Where are taken subway car cards inveighing against Colombia or zuela or Taiwan" This as not the end of the story Well known is the fact stiff quota limits that the ,lapanese in 1971 accepted new on its textile output to the United States. In the first sax months of 1972. .lapan's textile shipments to us. as rneas yards of goods. were off more than 17 tired in square ago. from the same period a year LIGHTING THE WAY — rOlanfarb — ' ) The warnings agLinst a possibly reviving anti-Japanese racism deserve to be taken very seriously. There simçl out Japan as the lLG i• ' no valid excuse for singling brain cell are doing If these people have and others knowthat their haive to working. they old racial resentments thought to 1w properly buried after the b:tterness of World War 11 Moreover, making Japan special target involves pain fail ironies and misjudgments per cent First off, in 1971 the Japanese supplied Just of the total I' S consumption of apparel Estimates are that the proportion will he even lower this year ( )ft thini and ignorance on the oth er. The reporter has to uncover the former and enlighten the latter. But so complicated has this Xh will." - we're 's'l'.Sl' IIAIAI fll' i'd 'II - l"lii fishAll - An Atlantic Ins, outing mmcii into a weeki-tiil nlitht,nari' For ci'vc'ii persa lieu their 541-hail buiat lut-uake' up in heavy ceas utfi F liii'' lui;i Huh they itrifteil liar 20'-, hours in Itle jau'kels before Is'tuia re'se-u,'il 5k f the ci'veta wi'r lreaais'i I unit released at a West I'aluiu Beach hospital titter being 10. e'alrnt Sainclu,v by it ('nact Guard ta; in -enitini' uiiiiphibinn uilri-ratt 54) mnili's fruitti uthe're their' taint sank lii fair e'nnslhtteiva in the tiuus' Ilital snffi'rinit from slio-'k anti .Iapane5e words ? ~_!5 iNEA were there — — - To Round Out 'four f'om fort notice nirkt Irma your purse Sister expectations up too high. neph1 took ii dime ew, hut I don't mind letting you took the nickel 'Yes, it's a deal. But wh do know that ou'rc the very first nu want me to put It in writ- person mentioned in my I couldn't wait until the ang' Isn't m ward of honor put it an writsecond paragraph to disinherit enough'If I you. ing, you can hold me to II in Now do you understand t'outt. "I don't want vnti U) act 'nur double-talk" IPn1'hht 1IOUSL'S. stocks, bonds, or undeveloped I hope this jokWe realestata'" NEW VOHE APi cash on him to )wven'thdafl drills in double- er tuis enough check. Otherlunch the pick up talk lately, have we Well, we might as well have wise, both of us will be embarin rassed. one now, just to be sure "Cross my heart and hope (Ia and winter strnw for the fall die, Mama, I didn't steal the sncial season tUIL1 HAL wlim tier Offbeat Rum inOtjOflS How About OS) mOSSAT busy in Chinese leaders jne relationship. which ,mved their Peking signing papers displaying writings an American labor union has S fl with Japan which do clear harm to vital t' In newspaCr advertisem('flts and in car cards" ON. the International hihited in New York city ,ut'ways. Ladies Garment Workers Union has been warning against the alleged export of American yohs to Japan that .Iapanese The underlying argument. of course, is erebv textile products "flood" the US. market and deprive American garment workers of their jobs that there Is no similar public It has not escaped the import of popular French an Italcomplaint aiainst ian flbflCS fl consequence. the distinguished Wall Street editorial, to blast the Journal has seen fit. n strong II.GWL' advertisements as a thinly veiled exhibition of a current song 'acisn The paper notes that t'alled "The import Rines. with crudely fashioned anti ____________________________________________________________________________ ouble— Talk " Drill Sea Unfair wh ________________________________________________ 'sen. p — — -- place. ('nflfidf'nt i; I titnrmnt mu Restcin. Bridge and To these three we would add our comment which Severied finds their conclusions accurate, their appraisal of the present threat to the free press arid the "people's right-to-kn" a "clear and present danger.' Let this 1972 Newspaper Week be broadened far beyond the narrow confines of the profession and let the people become aware of what is at stake and not be lulled into a state of lethargy which will only end when the game is lost! task become and so dangerous are the very high walls being erected to keep the press from finding out what is going on and then printing it that the without danger of legal prosecution been aroused. sober alarm of many has Among these can be counted the philosophic Eric Servereid of CBS. whose knitted brow, became even more so as he noted that in his 25 years as a Washington newsman, he had not experienced the kind of White House opposition to the gathering of news that now exists. F rom Seven Rescued __ Off WASHINGTON Newspaper Week this 'ear is being observed in a climate which emphasizes the need for La free press and the danger of such a 'people's-rightto-know" of being lost. Not by the honest suppression by a dic ta tor such as has ta ken place in Saigon with the hard-hand of General Thicu at the controls. The danger which has now mounted to such an extent that two of the most respected. experienced and thoughtful practitioners of the art of communication have written and spoken frankly is the loss by nibbling tact i cs. .James Reston of the New York Times, recently voted tw outstanding columnist, writes about "Nixon an tw Press" and with his skill brings in several factors which indicate what is taking These include the Supreme Court with its new Nixon appointed majority which ruled that the private notes of a reporter are not private and the confide n tiality which has always been Ins right no longer exists. Ask Reporter Peter Bridge of the defunct Newark Evening News, who has been jailed grand jury the source t)ecLauSC he ___?_,_ _ - - ~ . -_ FRL �____ oi'd Big Political ".t.._. ,~~4[. - - a ,-;*4 ew- Facing - ii I V 4 ft. - - - - . .,&., 4 , :' - , - . ' J ' - I. 1 I I • f 1 - • 1 41 - . L . \'I.. _ N- \, .1 - - " - \ - - r ' -. - - p...: .: - - .'• • '. ' ,. '- - - - I ;---- I - -- -- -- --- ______________ - - .-.---------- - - --- n 1 F t -- liuniphrei in 19F k-x) it ,the %linnesout senator in and June. M 1k uas Listed in reports to tho astatin as a siill in a hariiir i tt tht- bill .uld be ic.cated from 3 to 50 lh JAY f'FEtL%S oernment ept 10 Environmental conccrni aLso tr. mile-s offshore. The tuije facilA,.soctated Pre,-s Virurr distributing $25,(. mostI in 'mere are several sKirt The it)would handle 'he large coriipli:ate the problem. li1 WAS9INGTON .API C tinks. i a.'fl5 01 Federal Maritime dniiriis- ocean-goini supertankers that superport backers say fbating designs but the one gaining .•he $&iXOfl committets an- cannot dock in most relatively sk:ri.s that would surround the most favor resembles a giant Repeated efforts it put quessupertankers thilc the unload octopus. The body would be a niune that offshore docktrg shaltoi U.S. harbors tions to i)trncan about his cin' would prevent anyoil spills, pumping station connected by , facititieS-'SuperpOCtEr--are the 'T aauge aanta,i telephone. tributioris. h And hey 'skim an oil spill on underwater pipelines to shore k'st %'a:. for the t.mted States tank 1 and through associat '.'.nttr. the one-n seas is not nearly as storage tanks t. import the oil it needs to irtte - _____________________________________ allf,aut: iant an la or .iii stave off an energy liminarv renort said te cost of Top priority. according to a shipping oil From the Persian iireluntnary report, will be Gulf to the Un;t?d States-a 24,en to a site oh Dela.'are—near ODD-mile rowid trip- -would the oil-hungry rcftneres of the fr•i S9.93 per ton in coi•Est Coast that depend on forT' ntional ships to $7.2 per ton 'in crude-oil for more thin 50 in the supertankers i i-r cent of their production. The I ic'ures are bsea or a But ..he final report also ti superport eer.nected by pipeUzt'ns V.a to rt'm.tm ,ative a site expected to re l, KATHY NIBi.ACK lines to onshore siorage tanks and to c-or'tir.ue to exercise their soruei here off the Gulf Ccw.st. and doing 2(X) miU'n tons f (Tiv.'.' ('&SSEI..bERRY lostcan "You mir.ds. And it could arouse environ- business a year. eltirenc oi tiut' area !fl4't everyth'ng, but your inemories ru:ur M -e nn-utnta1ists, who earlier together in the Fellowship Hall md the activity of %s our mind,' The National PeroIeum stxirne:atal in getting Delaware i Un ted he &2;e. --No one really likes to of Community Council says the ainut of oh to ban a deep-water transfer fa. CIIUr Methcuctit for the f!rst grow old, but it's up to us tit 4 imported by the United States is nlit in t)clav.are [4y Years this year's Golden of expected to nse from 3 million grow old with dignity and The' mnaritnue report uill not Fellowship luncheons s,,on1976 to 15 barrels per dzy tit 4onor" setilu- the controversy. Reports the ctW'ch. Special Thus, soi'ed by million barrels by 1985 T. Colder, Years Fellowship .Isu i.rc being prepsred by Lhe guest sM,sker f(i the occasw.i 5UppOfl br.ckrrs COMtT1tl, the is held on the fourth Wednesday ('ors eA F.ntireers, th Council Kirby Grant, televisions ne-ed icr a niore economical as each month in the Fellowship of on Environmental Quality, anti ho no* ITIakes King,' shipping oil i: great. "5k:, of ilall of the church. All senior are fightb several .tates that hs home in Oviedo ciu.t-ns are invited to tbese the' Iacilmt' Studies done by several states trig for .hort talk r' his cave a Grant luncheons and programs put Administration Maritime indicate a !uperport would cost A experiencs ai.-d backgrouc,d tot them epeciall' tt-.--rner the White anywhere million sokes'nar. sass from $350 —. bt'foi-.' rentl.rttig to songs For House probably will inmuke the upward-depending on whether the miudience. Grant told 01 txn final decision on whether a sir- it also was equipped to handle he had -;Lit ted out ir, iadio, and lx-rport snould tiebuilt and solid or containerized cargo described some oi his f:uno;'s hers'. Most backers feel it quickly acquaintances from that The supt'rport would either would pay for itself. And . i Media . i I3 a n companie I''t II IL t i Oil Vrom 1942 to 1945, he ser lt't 100 feet of water and have indicated the) might t Ports Stu Offshore .,-. ' ,1 --- I 11 -A - , i e 4 - Plane Best Is Ever Built belier S-a!et\ r.'e-(rd pdt'l itoith-ill A. I)01111N ihar. any other Arnermci.a-buit % I' MiIltar % riter w.sH1N(;Tos AI' To its supersonic aircra1t. urc;, tht F1) is a fisco. To U . S. re!umu"d When th the men who fly it, itr bombing o North Vietnam last greate-.t airplane ever built. spring, the Air Force was anxx, l-ormt'rh' known as the it"is to return the planes to fi,,hter-cxfOr tactical combat and prove their worth. it'rimer,:ai, the Flit has tXCYI Pentagon leadiis, after some -tecix'd in controversy--frc-ni initial hesitation, otdered two 1.5 birth 10 sears ago to its resquadrons te Thailand t his .rn to combat earlier th.s suau'uns month tutu Itobert S. McNamara, Pre-i'nt John F Kennedy's 5eCr' Bran ti ey H i ,ur of Defense, conceived it a-. ttuC most saphisticaed, fiexibic. .-onomira .rplanc' I .. Open House used—a single Weapons systt'iii apabte of performing the mostI.i k L llr.*nLt--. hIih Scht1 hve-rge'nt Inuissioris of t)ttI 'li hold an oper. house tor.ght 'av" and Air Furee. 7.0 ill Pareits are as'ed Rut in the past decode: to t'jet in the auditorium first, -After spending more than where a gtr-eat mnet'nr.g will U230 million. the Navy t'.mt-ekd held. The organim'ationai its s't'rsvrn of the Fill, con- procedure for a Parent-T,i.cher iirdi".g its was -mprarti(al to Or nu'ion will he discussed use on airu alt c.r-riers. Parer.t, will then foll'u --Ii six tears of operations, to 2i Fills crashed, killtr.g I T the various classes to get -' 'rewmen and leaving eight oth- chance to me-ct all the teachers irs missing. - -The Air Force. fir,dtnit it Parents are urged to visit the iirpracticttl as a dogfiglitcr" a't:ninistratl%-e office and 'i:ainst en'rny %ctG: because a' gudanec department durimz butte tirmni radius, as-- the students' .study ti-al] perot signed it primarily aA .'i lO%s' Pants wlj be allowed to visit level, all ireather att#ck omb- cat-h class for about 10 minutt ii- Tbe'e on't be tune .iUotted A "Iiasco," 4:i,1mered the Se-n. ate :ernwner.t mi't'stigatrons for individual conferences, but utx-ommnitee at s 1070 report Friday, Oct. 20, is a teacher %lork day and appointnierLs c ii "w TIX. The swing-wing Flits were be made for those das given a brief combat test in Ir.dochin.a An 1968. But after 55 mtssons they were brought home. Of aix bitialiy sent over, three craslicd, including two -h vanished tiiystenously 1x2 ti hjtit a trace. t A number of mechanical and structural flaws forced the ,or Force to ground the planes on a mesns 1 column by 2 in. number of occasions since then. Despite the losses, the Air ches. Too small for an ad to F'or'ce contends that on inure be noticed or effective? You're reading this one! thin 200(X)0 houis of flight op. uk.. Fills h'it'a, ht - '' - . - - Li ntat.tta, fl.s . I 1111TL - that series left televisio', most .1 his time hi.s L--ii spent in persona! appearances. (;rat is urrentl:.' making plans for a fl(it coh.r ersion of ''Sky King.' and is also making plans to create a real- W e 'Fi/ifli Crown Ranch" modeled after King's" home cii Sk television. greats. the near'J gr,.uts, and the not-so-greats" hits advice tc the s'-nur - : - 'flit' Sa oford ('It:.' ( oni m is' ion For tl1c tax burden carried 50 cards $5.00 Without name imprint Budget was po pulation 50 cards $7.50 11 - or tnt-ct int.. george ~ 13) 1,.' I5 'd:i - - nj t i'hit t tie property btielgtt ut il it\ to ('-ci n Trr,iS w making of was able to develop a expanded at a cost s of also Cd tiiC 1111(kr Close from subsidizing the refuse operations 'l'he cost of this function was put on a pay-as-you-go This meant an increase of 85 cents per month to the user of is more than offset k and to bc- - - - --' . : ''' ' - and Mrs. \Voodrow ('ash. 'urie-t;i iAi 11111 e x ,. - ------- -- - . . -- an increase c.'aflt' of the sewcr bill by one dollar and SI .74 fi;ri cents can see the cost a each month. Al this of all the antipollution talk and nroirams which eventually came hack to antipollution programs while few realize cost or who finally pays. 'I'his sewer rate increase is directly attributable to the plesent ecology and the federal and state levels. The water rate was also revised with an increase r thousand gallons. The rate had labor, and equipment costs to the city have climbed In s'':ninat rov'- nuc' and ye w'.- re from tti( c sister, was the maid of Members were re-minded that only floor-length wore a there are more home accidents honor She pale blue pebble crepeeach year requiring the rare gown of than with long, flowing chiffon and attention of a doctor automobile sleeves- Her headpiece will i are recorded in bow and Sue- carrueu '1 accidents. Each was reminded blue houquet of white carnations and to make 1972.71 a safety conl Y scious year inSe'rnmnole County The next meeting, to be held blue ribbon streamers, Anthony Ronavia served theon Oct lOut the lire hall in take its hestmari a program bridegroom Mary. I. will feature Ushers were Michael Perez, the on ''shopping for rugs and bndegronm's brother and Hal carpets Newcomers are Wilson, brother of the bride-. vte-tl to attend. For For her daughter's wedding, formation, call Mrs. Kay Mrs Wilson chose a pink dress itcmnin or Mrs. liiuise ('sill at ,untl -- out v'nc.'TnhIo 'amthe Agri (''nt.'r - r,i i . - - r - -I I " ORGANS • PIANO '(. a • L .0 pen tin • • • • • / ,• : • . a * * a a a * a * * a It - I 1. " P , _& ''•-? ,i . " .. honored by the Palatka Round Crusader of the Tali is leadership and her Year for activities in that comiflunit) She will meet with the board of directors at 6 p.m. in the Sanford holiday Inn, followed by dinner at 7p in preceding the 8 p in business meeting The Orlando Pilot Club has ) inv ted the South an51st International's niversarv at a Founders' Day Dinner in the Purple Porpoise Restaurant at 7 p.m.,Oct. 25 , I -. • , i ., rics j' > . / ,e, . " 's' .i -- 1 I, % - -. -: - - "- -- I ---'-'I - '.- - -v . - -' . - . . - - . li -• I " 1. - -. 11 V . -- -. - ' - .:- /\ .-: .--. - -' - - ', - /:, - - -' -- ---.! It '? " .'' '' - N" i A 0/ A CETATE I VV "0 J ERSEY P JIF i,,,,1 " r - • '- - - ? - . .. ' - -Y' . '• I . .. ' ,ci- 1. .". &11I -, j'- '01t • 45 WASHABLE lit. and Mrs. Eric N. Este'rstr nee Anti Schumacher) Jacsonvilk, N.C., are .lit nouncing the birth of their fir's' child, a daughter, Enici Ann. JUI 12 1912 i,ranmuther Mrs Ikor> Skhuimuiher at' paternal grandparents are Mr anti Mrs. A. L. Esterson, s11 N EVER BEFORE Re g • ::, V \ JI X .. - .' 'e / — . •' / .'* S1 1 . I yd / C COTTON BLENDS I I e . ALSO BIG TABLE OF N" • . 00 - . - - - ,.-. % . . .- ./ .~~'.,.. Look What 5 1 00 Will Buy This Week Arnel Jersey Prints IConcord's . - - - - Coats'n Clark yarn Acrylic Double Knits -1k.r1-.d5,, -~ . Req. 1.98 yd. "'- Req. 1 . 98 yd. Req. 1.29Skein - ": 4.0 Req. 3.98 yd. adsy ".,%N-.,... $ 3p,1t3sI of Sincerely, 1. All Remnants Are 1/Z of Already REDUCED PRICE ,.. SANFORD CITY COMMISSION p K( !).. Req. 1,79 yd. Kettlecioth Carpets with October 5, 1972 01 . . . communities providing all city services at the lowest tax rate. . .% •. .- - - '' EASIER! FASTER! to - .., I - RENT ELECTRIC SHAMPOOER Cleans _: - , Permanent Prest Sharkskin - a a a i LtIiLL 111 ' s'' ,, # tel.)., I .Jt 1 4, 40 • - Mayor '.i',l I 46 . A -0, C46, 1 • "llV* La'.wj Now (or Ctw.stm*st " S j I 6,0.#. .d ZALES $ It $1 a day For Smaller Machine ECKERD DRUGS SANFORD PLAZA wIts.. V, SANFORD got the whole world workmg for you. OPEN MON. TP4URS. FKI. TiLe SANFONO P-.A you can OPEN MON. )22 iGO a FRI 10-9 TUES - SAT 10.6 - Mailland Store 1601 Hwy. Il 4.76o0 - i i1be ,, , I average hiit- a I wI u '..' I) lit. Gov . Mike Bowen, E)istict 4 of Pilot International. will mike tier official visit to the Pilot Club of South Seminole j' If 49 . ,' (? II II.' - * 0 * - •, - . 11 0 i, i 4 •0 - I .. ~P~~ ~~/W -,~/,Nv~ 4~ ~~ - , . I () 1 1 ('(1r J 11 4 .'1 I * - ( / ii I) , Bradenton, Pie-Non, Orlando intl I)enee, - ~ . * (,1"1 .. -- - - -- ., .......................... .... fl. '' entering ill fsj an inc1't'ase ol nearly three dollars a month on the user fees while the tax rate reduction of 21 mills will offset this to the city property Owner. V. an -- - antipollution steps: which nave been estal)lished at of six '; cf.hrlts - ,,I,,,,i ,,, - 11w 1, -- - the ' I C -- - , - - i z ~a____ tiripate- iii a hlolirla',' Sh'' hirh will lx' hr-hi at the F'irst Federal Hank Building in Altamonte Springs, ilit,s will he a very informative meeting as many new and challenging Christmas gift ideas will lx' 'tmwn l)er. 7 is the date for the ('hristmas party and stallation cii county officers. liii' Extension hloniernakers long been have CIuh' recognii'd for their programs and concern about safety in the tiottit'. ,t the recent lake Mary club meeting, the the-mn. was "Safety's Not Old Hat." - - _) Vo , Thanks to the VU) these 51w and Ray are living in youngsters have an obstacle Smyrna, (lii. course and several strong In answer to some of your swings. calls, I aiim sorry to tell you that It saddens me very much to Vivian Dunn is not feeling very wed at all after her recent back have to tell you that Mrs. Deese surgery at Orange Memorial is still up in Tallahassee where Hospital. She is in Room 2520 she went to be with her son who twt she would like a card. loit Im wife in an automobile I chatted with Darrell. w-Teck. Mrs. Deese is remaining Vivian 's husband, and he tells in the Capitol city for a few me that she will have to be more days. [loth of the placed In a cast and remain youngsters are progressing as there for approximately three well as can be expected. Rev. Deese is trying to keep months. the home fires burning at You can really tell that there Geneva while he attends to is a hit of a nip in the air and I himself and his lovely little am happy. I've always said that (laughter. Betty. I could put enough clothes on to Say, I haven't even menstay warm, but trying to stay well, that's another tionid the Central Florida (001 - but in order to pa" for this expansion it did i- equire -. r Gems fl 1)U Mai is froni Siagon and did slit- ever spoil us'" Every time Did we ever have one big we turned around chic was surprise this past 'I'hursday asking its if we were tiretior did ,mfternoon when our still and his St' Wiiit her to do anything for us. adorable ('liinest' itt' drove to visit with its for the wt-t'kt'nd, She is a real (tuna dull and I cani readily see how our 5011 in. j - ---------- - ' - I he to ish IN partimu mit will iiuist n rovt'rv'vl dish luncheon lit 1:oo ntttm, Out, 11, at the club ' • r Club,IX), - will) x'. i , president (ii Sanford ii Olihil) S ..itid, first (t - Tl' , luncheon hostesses were Mrs Kenneth (npelitnnl, lii rio r I liii r iii iii Mr lt.'hr.'ns, Mrs I tiiigiiis SIu'ni. strumis \lrs lb. ho i Niblin k Mrs. ,l, C, Mitt-tie-Il, Mrs. .J, T. ('rIljns and Mrs. John Polk. , uiidcrway a half city property tax. Sanford s now one of the Central Florida - - - the City ('lull- mission cutting two and a half t2') mills I ___ - - - - - - - __ lt ' ' Bill Dibble is home from the I sometimes find myself hospital and I hope on the road wishing that there were two to a coiiiplete recovery. Mr. Bill Tuesdays in the week! is one of evertLxxlvs most , , "Never underestimate the favorite people and we don't power of a woman" True it like having him sick. may well be a time-worn cliche, Remnt gue:sts at die home of but don't ever underestimate John Stone were his nephews, the power of Katherine Ladd' This petite soul wits out in tier Jack and Ed Stone, and their families. The Stones hail from grove' doing what she calls Sanford,N.C. Also visiting with routine chores when suddenly John were Joe and Clara ('ox of tier clogs started to bark. When she investigated the situation, Ashboro, N. C. she encountered a rattle snake Paul and Louise Maxwell miiore than six feet long which spent the weekend visiting with she just as hastily inatk Short with' a shovel' I' nil 'a mother. Mrs ( irne work of Surely am glad we are Maxwell and his sister Mrs. friends anutit. who can wield Marie 'itunipf, in °arasota shovel so adeptly deserves a lot I passed by the' Ge-neva of respect. and rooiii too, I School the other (lay and was might add very delighted to see our capable administrative assistant, Paul Murphy, taking our Geneva youngsters through athletic a well-planned progriiin. packs of cigarettes a month This . ' - - -- one and a half ma illior; dollars 'the construction is now ,F4$),($,) ) (II a small deficit year About the cost of one '' Robert Morris, left, .X (' . Mrs G. J Bishop (Julie to those of us who dire Li once again at the podium and Is tuning us to get ready for the lovely Christmas season which is not ('ongratulations are in order too far hence. Bettye Smith is again for Mr. and Mrs Steve Phillips upon the arrival of a son Mrs honoring us by serving i'a our Phillips is the former Mar) accompanist. Honestly,we do ha ve a grand group and we Bowen. increase the degree of sewerage property taxes. To do this, we stopped the city -- - - requirements meant the sewer plant had point, you hen City government the ref use service. - I 0 . - Fran Bicklev this morning and She tells rue that she had a good visit with the children and friends in Connecticut. tmtil cost.s exce'ded using , 'n - Wt * .,,,. I bad ,I pleamnt chat. with member. The ever-capable taianced budget and they were able to reduce your these services: . She wanted to fix us an authentic ('hiniese meal i'.ell, she uliti complete Ic) "hugs the hugs being and rice' F.RS. I fried GRASSHOPPERS? really had to let my thoughts ruMili as I tried with all my miiigtit to get them down but she was so cute she made up for the food which I could not accept. QUALIFIED rI New nie-mnhers attending wi'ri' Mrs Wilfred lf ( (bran. Mrs W. I['. Gordon, Mrs. John Iltuitililturi. Mrs (harks .............................. Thorne. Mrs Robert Morris, Mrs Nicholas l'astis, Mrs Jorge Giottiet, Mrs. G. 11. Drew. could not wait until this and not been increased for several vers while pipe, to those .. t'( e k EPUBLICAN budget must meet the increased cost of Commission ._, ' I YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED hen materials and This is - ClLA3, PIA of Seminole County ALL *DEDICATED • adopted. are ¼' - approached growth Mi's Istuart EXPERIENCED livtni basis -. . _____ S must lace the complexities of rising costs, just as a'payers - - 4 ' M 1s JACK Ut i( 0 I Florida Citation by the - I tax assessor more services and extension se'.'ices. City If - with ono line ,mpnt.d GOEMBEL re increasing harp!y: a time when the V - iur it -- tew family _____ ' national ,nilaiin, a time the ' . ' _______ 1. ) rest on the prople People require and demand existing I ( `~ lson; G ayle ' ( ontinulnit on iiih N 5110), (..'ttmn to Know You1 :in;l W( l( 111115 I flit I in.Ii' uluiI:lY f)C% tiff in s'r, - - - - - . r reducing taxes was accomplished at a time of for -': - (1tristinas to marry tier. When you stop and think that this goal of demands , - - Itf . TERRY owners for many sears. This goal was achieved )'wkting and . ' - ELECT lirw on city property taxes and to actually relieve ages ' ' : 1111111111111111111111111 fiscal year with a firm objective to hold the lJ7:'-73 - - IA plemented with a pink carMiss Joy Gayle- Wiln and nHtion corsage RK'atdfl Liuic Perez were united The bridegrnnm':i mother in Holy Matrimony, Saturday, 1 I Sept. 30, 1972, at All Souls wore a two-piece purple ,,ncI Catholic Church with Father white print ristiume and a t ' William Kett officiating at the yellow corsage Antonio Pore-i, the Mn double ring ceremony, I .- --. -..oninegroorli ...S u(UkIIutuuuiLiiI ow i-wine is trw naugrm'r ItT 'leeted -s light blue dre-c.c • %ir md Mrs. harry Wilson, tl ideRittitim's enhanced with ,I t ile mr.%age F. rJ r?nt I eftq I Perez Sr., 629 E. 2nd St , all of mother Mthe hri4, write- a blue . Sanford. suit and blue corsage. Immediately following the Rrnimillat, Mrs. F. riruantst, presented appropriate ceremony, the bride's parents ('IS PFUF''/ \IRS UI(' \t(l)( 1 LUIS il( nuptial selections and W- entertained at a reception t / hebliii 'tettino rrm..l .,1,.,.t 1I,'i,4 in their Martha Goethe r&'gistered the ltolt,rtaw, book Standing baskets of white giect4 in the brir1e' punch we-ri' tla4.s and spider pompons ,mntl the Pouring r i)1 '1 ' ' 1Ili I To Joi 1 IC ' tandlng candelabra accented P;IIIIInP Goethe and Iuk" the altar area Unwell, Cutting ,mnnI serving tb' her heatitAfisik' ,'mbossent tour (',i'ien in marriage by L1 I I • I father, the bride tienu'ti ',,u'clrting oaks' 'w.'r-' mother and J ( ) I I 0 IltI a y i i 0 %V a ,, chose for her vows a fl oor- Grace- Flanders, Reeky .11u'n, .1 - i length gown of silk organza Cn4y Flanders unit solefashioned pcau tie over Stoudenmire Eight nwnnbers were each B ANN 511.1 '/.KOWSKI FollowIng u wedding 'rp 'ii give-n a hat on which were along the Empire silhouettencr ked bodice and The t onped the Carolinas 'hi' n.' vi', ii Ii phi, erl the hai4rtLs r rim%t a r Imini ii uk r I .k lu't''.'e-s fe-atur.'d fe-heat.' long ir' making their hniiie .1 utonly fruimd ;irountl the home-. C lob lit-id iL first fall mnt-tyting bride.Sanford.The Myrtle Mo r. (e-fl(i at flit' home of the Tb-re were hats depictinut shirring flow' Her tiered veil of imported ,,t employed us matches, pill iiiiptoit'tly stored president. Kay S.issrnian. Guest was secured to a industries, Inc ,mnd tiltIa,uist' (liii, Extension lioniw bottles within reach of children, silk illusion it F' employed in easily accessible Dint bow and she carried is bridegroom knives F (OnofilIt s Agent was present ,mnh of white carnations and bouquet street rdaiu' Lauderdale Exciting pl.ins for the coining pht s's for childrens busy little F with baby c breath, showered Co. Manufacturing ('lilt) year were (IASC1ZMe(1+ On fingers, cluttered stairways, itin tteiiiTieT5. Out-of-town guests t'anle-Nov 14 all clubs in the (rayed electrical cords and New niic',iuls'rs who w'rt' unable- In attend are Mrs. II, Voting and Mrs. Elvis Mar' Kiinklr-. ., _____ - state the ' ' .,i . ,, '' ,. treatment by January 1, 1973. These federal and when _____________________ .' CASSEIBERR Y WY. 17-92 SAN FORD RESIDENTS: of -r: -c f-r1tbi by federal guidelines and a State of part "o.- E . '. Month'i, Oct. 9, 19/2- Ricardo L. Perez - ~~ 'E ' examination by your Commissioners. I lire the City 1 :i7.!-7. - I - 11 SALES and Front 1955 to 1967 ne ttarz"u in the "Sky King" series. Since ,. I it ue to order •o.Iy And, .6 11 p•rsoi'aotI• e ach card tr 'ou. Y our sotuloCton is ,'i'ont..d. Card si te is FURNITURE I returned to spend five years ;urthes. Mounted .oint. Fiasco; _____ 'a-i Ir a Sykes, Mrs C A. Anderson, Mrs. Frank S. Kish, Mrs ;.'orge K Mi-Munus, Mrs f)minc-an, Mr s. (;rally I. Woodrow ('ash. ,,, A!oaalab1 lar g er quonht-li F MORE s . 4 R_. I Hrnld Sanford Joy ... f-10"", A__IF - , , Mr George Parks Mrs ____ -''' sev ______ . - __ force!. fi _____ . or. in s"uTl.r - armed - _______. ----' - - the '' / ooi ,s OR Talks Ex-TV S o Senior Citizens iii ' I cords from ik. This y it.. 11row,mg Board. Inc. o f.oui of color InistVol ond golden t.gtOi on IuIurV 110p•'1 Itis I,,uk colI.to of d.sgns a ,..'h CI',utr'as d.co,atid with two lino mprinted -- -- ' ____ with decors tid envelopes , - .. Christmas Cards 50 cards $8.50 s e _____ -- - ______ -- and pipeli • . - - _______ - - . ,' 'n at - _____ _, 'I 1 - ._at : "- - -- ' -- iZj ..._47 - '. ________ - ef u oa - ~_ ~ -eor 1 7-7i, Mrs Jn k Bun ne-v. u':,llruI It,.' toui ne-cc ii ire-i log to unvlu'r F ii luuw Iiii Ilit' bti slur- c immeeting Mrs. A ('. M('ItrymuItic presented cacti new imiemuher the- club with a nhort lmt'kgroisnd on her. -u - k 0'! L - - - - - - - - - - -- . the off icer who include Joe Grosenkemper, photographer: Laura }rown. reporter: Greg I)ouglass. Sergeant-at-arms: Behe Ilamner. '- chaplain , pariiamentarman: \anda \\atkins. and 1Jane Rieck. historian, staff Photo llsTEu!3uTlvE Cooperative Training Club at Stinjnok High School is the social aspx't of the 1)11' vocational program. which provides chissroom instruction and on the job training. oordinator Vernon Rice. is shown with some of - -. a - - - - 3_ } ______ ha c - C tq"1i - $ . . . - Problems t'omnplc'nicnt their Individual attire After a lovely anti IKiumitIfili Iiitits'iii Its' president 1or vvnue Wotine-suloy, Oct. 4. As the new miietiibera arrived, et'h 'sus presented with a e'imrnatium corsage' in ii,lors to The - .. *_ = 4 ,4 .J7 1_. - Lunc I ~I - 4 - $ M Sanford Woiiian's ('lub held (he first business uteeting immiti t-twured tush luncheon of the s carat (li(' chit) house on Oak DIC). BRNIS didn't expect t)un an %!OUItI the most attention From mnveti gatturs were begun in April l9 Associated Press Writersrespond. Four Thoredoc,irc anti $2.2 mit- i;tth National Bankers Life liiBRYAN. Te% i APi days after Walter T. Duncan lion law suit. both outgrowths of surance Co. of Dallas. check that a 29 lanl deal, antI other n'uwett $24 million wrote out a Duncan helped make turn the year's aspetLs ci I)uncan's affairs and $ it million from the corn rgest hsed political donor. a have ten quietly lookeul into by pans putting up as secunt tu .acre parcel of Texas land he the FBI. Internal Revenue ar'el.s of land near Austin s sold at a foreclosure service. Federal Deposit Insur- Appraisals made on Duncan', auction because he failed to nct Corp. and Federal and behalf and ac-ceptet by tht' make the payments. state grand juries, insurance company were tm.c tx'en in- time-, prices attuall jmmul for No months later as the He also is or estate real ohed in a number of ciil tht I und or sntuaticun 1.111,1little knvicn 'peculator *as handing i'uUt tourt actions chietl intthing made h 1t -ur n-t t mother $25" (XX) in campaign alleged nonpayment of debt evimmnti'Aimd his web of business contnbutmons, he was named _____ - defendant in a $2 2 million lic delnc l)un an li ed in rn ir mnoninit in this t'ist f '-uit br-ought partli on behalf of &Iflfluflm( for 10 sears a ietiera corporation Soon after, Duncan sold tus These are among the Imanal, legal and governmental $O.(00 home here and move1 r.hlems faced by the clusie with his wife and son to San Antonio, headquarters For anDuncan. his difficulties wrre un• other of his entures. His hornc ed b The Associated phone antiaddress aren I puhli• Press in the wake of his mas- clv listed, and relatives won first to Sen. tell newsmen where he Lives sive Hubert H Humphrey's un-Duncan, 45, moved into land in the I9 dealings on his n successful Democratic prtma It I Iter uper"iSifliz then t F'i-.' klt'nt Corp's Texas land affairs \ ns reelection bid. The deal- uhich have drim T1 ft.ncan, ihnse only pr _______--------_ .:siy recorded national cain- . / . b ein , ers N __ I .1 1 1.1 1 ~ ~ Donor ..;- l ,m ~S__ __ ; .~., _'?-,:, *, . T :.__ - *- ,_, " --. ~ ... - . ---in - . Woutan's Club Fetes Sait-l' Monday, Oct. 9. 1972 6A—The Sanford Herald - ______ 'nd on .,,,--. # - gilbergs 'that ItL t4 su) Fibs it.,' 1, IF �Mondiy, Oct. 72--i B The SnforcJ Herntd Monday, Oct. 9, BA—The Sanford Herald . M11111_~___ - . . . - I - . ___- 1- iA% "t. !*I .. ~ir Stopped Cold As 1.* '1~ a I op. di.dt - 1,., `1 _.,~_ ~,, .1 %~___ I .. __ O ffens e Grey hounds Stymie d By Edgewate r the ititnuc eight yards And they the rnnldfr, 1noV(d the ball ( a firct I1U fl lIHtKV (US11 M fur yards to the Edgewater 42 (,rsvh.iui'l uftencR'e efforts ran 29 plays to rr here thelIound lnvludf'fi in the 29 Edgewater defense that tumid Spnrts %ritrr E(lWAtPr eight piavil as if their very lives plays they took the snap from pusbiI to the center they punted four times, where the .agle coach "eager not t our Offense (l)f'tllIIMl P" it 'Ii we e ep?e1 and hungry" for not only the three psec While the l.ymari offensive h tnoving this second limilI It's victory but th e e losing the lopsided going to 1w a long night, said train has been "winding flown" and fumbled twice tunes Thus it was shutout put his first team back ciru the opening U tory over ball both 1> man ( mu h I )u k ( opclaii(l woniler they were trailing in the game. The "move" luiliway point Fritlay night (iilonial could not get 1011db worked as the Eagles ton river 31-0 after first 10 nriinutec against Kilgewater. I t wa.4t for tile two yard line with less Well, t he l!ountic didn't nod it first three hidl quarters than a half minute to in the grudders34-4) froiiiby last h mislay flight. only offensive threat '.' While the Greyhound offense l;itigsod WVIC , floundering the Ea Rle"I wit, I W1t111!1i114! ii' - F'dgewnter. I! _________ t - IIII - i - - a III 1I ' , , ., on their by Gary Taylor • - : - . t$IU,IFC ( l , - - ~ - — --I h I - — — — — — — I TCNAI CAN BE DIS&CTIR I .. . . 0 III Volt- 10 minutes tile fit"'M S down. "larted iniflway through the were --flying" the first time %%, pill "Ithout ,I first they touched the PiRskin. perl('dr A third down pass After forring Lyman in punt Durinst that Ilme they rinanaged final '17heir only pass from Junior Bob CnMantine in it,(. Eagle-; went in work frorn 33 total yards ;I (pwk foitch river ti,vir I,' ind needed h1it fivil I .I Hoid 1)(milini!, 4oillpletioll ww, i-wod 'fir ,I hunitry crew (of Eagles- with ;III 41(lually 11hurigry" coachL Copelatill's offense could not Itenerate .I drive until the final Ix-riml and it wIM"t IMIll then . ..- . . The iS 115 , •- - - - N Seminoles Are Improving M 10111 . 4111111111 ~ OflC-SI(IC(l loss lust Thursday night, nov of the 1oyai infor 1 tints ho made flu trip to lAlkeland could erthitils tell ti ; .1 . , tbreak of this tragedy. . .the y loss of home, business, farm, forest. Gua .# ______________ - __-__ ~f -, T I - — --LAI-;_ - el . -1 season But now I think . " 11t, ______ - - - -- t he y ,,ilght have a thant t - EiiIff$ ii( it wiring, hold fire dr i I Is At bus i obe'-' ness ' - - - ~_ I . j, -. ___ ~- tA_ 1!_ - L . - r - 0 -1 - , - , . . . -LL- 20 R - - -. •• - .- Ai, -it ~ I -1 , 1 0 .. % :1 , i $1I .,I .. 0 ,,,Ili,,,, 1 1 0 0 1 1 l~ ~ 1 I 'I 1117 .I I. 6 . 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BOSE, PR ES. , - 0 r i -I ~~ I P 1, _.. ______ i:-- _J I A ~ 1~ VENHON OCT* = - - ___ - 8 ~_ - - _`~._ — - __-i i ~ 14 I --kilONO 14 - I -__ *F14-~~-__;~~_-4 a _- - 1z --r __ _- __. 79E~ - - i - -- the )kalt d) as (I \)O)kI l t> SCOt ( - O hill th from %s.tlh) .dv I I Alio must rate iip !hvri- wit! led, 24 -0. Oviedo was still unable • - 'I as the ckwk ran out, a battered Oviedo team headed home lick their wounds an(i to - to to i Z. possession and continued generate an offense and late in to score all evening against a tile first half, Apopka wits again prepare for next week. And a confu.sed Oviedo defense. And ill rx)ssession of tile bill]. But very satisfied Apopka tearn had tile Lions offense which has not this tulle the Lion defense held %krap1wd up a big win in th been effective all year could put and the Darters were forced to Orange Belt Conference. ' yards lmon hail picked apart ly 52 on fourth down. Hut A popka, Earnest Aiston's kick was Lion set-t)ntlary again and again i nst s t r o ng ga .. > __ ~ a - - inst O%mtulo was powerless to ii thi. Blue t,lotkttt ,inti Oviedo recovered he Lion defense put stop together their worst performance of the year and Apopk.i I ,,,oved the biall it) the three and went right to work. hfixing his then quarterback Greg Washpla ys beautifully, it took Hall ington passed to Clenrue Patonly six plays to get Apopka on tersnnforOiedO sonl) score of fourth week in a row nm.stakt hurt the tjorts badly and acthe scor eboard, the evening , lark Gomez , - lead. - 1 __________ ___________ ________ thu' Spring Lake Yellow ja('kets L.ymun High Field. - irtt run ' . - Daniel's head, After retrieving Oviedo took the kickoff to would hell) thein did not exist a.; viedo quarterbacks connected Olwn the second half, but on the O five passe time t'ntlione for a safets . first pla% . from scrunina But credit cannot be taken A(ter Oviedo. s fret- kick. \yashitigtoti fumbled and dic. from the Apopka team. A;x)Pka again began i ,ii4irch l)arters recovered on the played it fine ~aine. both toward tht- I -ion-1i Itool Five 11111., vard line. And three pla.Irs 'rhev . plays later , the Blue I) trte rs later. White stored his second ufi._ n_si e.l and defensively and uut;dayedtht' Lions in every tierecorded their second 11) if the l'l ) of the night. 1'hme score 3U-7 and Apopk.i was partmcnt And the Blue Darter first Pt'riutl, 11 a I),ii5 (ruin If;, no avea -,otxt , should shot hh.i to end Mark Nelson. 1141's runnin , ttd. ning the OBC title tilt- Darters scored onkv - - Lion L horn to "catch it nmmn linebacker Greg % alliek ", is about in JLtIOfl t)i - itj4ht win away ID t'IS t it1LOtI 34 4 was *I'llisgoodand t1ine tilt- try for t%oio p"Ints more Ili the third 1wrioA oil it "a.4 I? ydrus Rusn'nq YbrU% ., I I 1 10 II 0 37 Even with this big utown after the Blue' I).irters kicked but soon the l,ion of lead Atpka did not let up first quarter caine I" 'up4Ijt.t '.i .t .i4 • .iifl In blot-kt'si in-h ti- 1 I I - A p opk a at the end of the third Oviedo recorded itsfirst first quarter and tile apopka lead ilS the I lII(', - - Weekend Sports In Brief HERALD %CORE BOARD Api)pka led 16-0 pa.ss from Hall to Nel.wn. This wit m fi ru inainiim in the first ore oi. ur d just as tune maim out - I*S a il punt uittt'iimpt I-Cr t - Golf rnallielit tutu; Racing ht.tlfl&1t'L-E, NC. - Ikbby tllison in Lhtrukt won the car $tiiU National 500 stock re by a car length over h3uddv Baker at an average sLwi a • I e I - 1111 m'!.teesi before' sudden-death. . I, k - - q i - -_ _____ -_- -_- - - l % , tinuit of (haiiipions , U-ukes - - A . ltlS - Luimitimy Aaron won - -. over - - t> thret bum 'uSu. tskupf eIth a final round two-wider mm 0 for i 7hole total ( 79 - - & - the er . won the $34)0,iA)0 L'uciftc Maters L'ourney on the first hole of .i sudden-death playoff with Rumst t.rah4uiim after 'the), had liii -hules uhed the regulation tied at .!7b arid still wets, dead kicktd after i plasoff that .. .. PARIS S.UI -.um, .ui %iImerIat etm'breii ve,irIti filly LUK\ 'J Ken Rosewall beat 10 Fred Stulle 7. i, __ . __- A k ___ ~ - -_.- ~ __-_ -, , 'Zli _ _: _ ~ - 14=-E -0 f ~ ~ ~~ : ~tjj'%~ L - W trKtNs Ii FN N y ed otlai's Jackie Stewart t off t'rc de Triomphe at Lungchamps by one length over Re-ousse, another fillyNEW YORK Unbeaten her Prevuante, .tU• 10th in u row with a two-length IOU I'riLettt victory in the $ over a slupp~ truck .it Behimunt Park. CHiCAGO Faiiie and l'iw$10.60. cured by toOl red t14 er. - Park nited Stateu (.rand Derby at SportsliuII s Chou II' "(I\GTI,)?S K'st l.t ruati race in a I) mcli 1' viel tr )uts. SJ 40, beat S4.rbit.1%e with a recurd as._rae speetl Music be a rk 10 th h fl7 43 m it Kenn land II iIIet ic -- Nljr- e Fasette . firit Lip of the Itu)jl I 3W won by Ron tlutcher*^ Keokuk, Iowa, it, a 1971 .NIM111ry at an average spet.d ot S.%LE.N1. %.u. - .Pdar Elftim. $3.60, spigubed home by four th-dille, Clivillung, N Saill Geter, Pat Johnsoii, Ned yard scoring play and a 13-0 I ., the extra point and with counted for a number of Ui- for 'i two added -irds out The 2 0-1 rt In mining in half. the Darters points ifl fa iled the poin t converr sion read ,x)pk 21,The Lions biggest probleri s( ore ho tt4im w is continues to be their ofler,s ,tic Darters 1to t 4 \.. Oviedo imnth r Once again Oviedo could pU' \hutr receiving Appl 4ibk to store in the kickoff. Oviedo was un ible to of the half intl the store only a single touchdown on the m;mniiiel drtl o. l run4nndcd this. same And it board and the Apopka defense held the Lions to onh 52 total , back to punt from deep in his 55 I, attack Anti the own territory. But tilt- snap pop i crowd I ma observed Mitch the Lions had howd (ruin center sail td over tile balftime festivities. 1 a Osceola fumble in their end zone. Deve .Wok the handoff froin SmItK and then fired a strike be gunning for their fourth ry when they ho3t Niz_W .I I i ° After .1 ------- - Path gut Its off t'itsi e iiiattmine rullivi once' again. Jones ripped really steaturolhing in recent and Willie losing the ball on off a 30 yard gainer jeks. Frederick added I" more to put tile first series of downs ill( e the ball on the (Neola 30 From Packers went to work for th here it was Mike F imhl on the end gaines first s ore ,irotinul fur (hi fourth 'u ore of Big ground gaint r in hit first time t1ts Istius enser' don the mnsrch was a 15 yard scziinper slit was 7 t Jeff Jones who put tile ball page,.-, delcrise accounted for down to the eight yard line. From there Joe Smith took it over on a quarterback keeper. Running over the extra point - - Win • Next time time>- had the ball Victory number three was the Packers took it in for their placed Into the hopper by the third score of the tiiiy, a 25 yard Page Airways Packers of Sanford who ripped into the dash by tnith anti a torn timuin(ting 20-0 tuilftinie lead Osceola Vikings, 34 Saturday lit'. te .iiiiS lhIttlt d on e % en afternoon at flu I >111.111 High the first luw inhimutes Field , fflUMNI -_O - - Ad i 11 - ______ i a - rd Thi -- 322-0375 — .. FdOPWAtor-coak 2 run flocIt ,,,. I ,a I Ufl rn.w sts,r M4t'sw% turins for PH. 322-0285 I i ll :, t~ Its"N'll.-r 1-1111i halfback Kim period . - - LOCALLYOWNEOAP4OSERVICEO SANFORD SooW. FIRST ST ' EM I NOLE Iniq , - FIRE EXT IN G U IS H ER BE SURE TO KEEP YOUR POLICIES IN LINE WITH INFLATION COSTS! -- - p I - I ~ . I .t-r - r PROTECT YOUR HOME am , . 1i .tj I ) ~ ~ I - ______________________________________________________________ Repairs. Prevent Fire STATE FARM INSURANCE Zff A Port St Joe is ranked first in the small school poll with ('hiple), Hastings, Wildwtxxt and Tallahassee F ,tMU close behind in that order Ft. Ilierce Central lx)I(Ls first place in the Class AAAAAAA prep poll. They are undefeated with a 4-0 record, while Eight Conference teams battk F rk1a night In (,int s ilk • ponallies yd"i pilot - . week's poll, climbing one notch over last week lAikeland '- ' j the world, to Dolce. Gainesville is tied with It,ainei City for seventh in tilt$ 322-5763 PH La , rq1,141 NI.Ittliews (rom one The wore went w '21-41. .Nlatthewli hit Gandy for the two) FA)int converiinn. :%.i if the 88 yard mar noit onough the Eagle offensw Oviedo miscues as they rolled 111age of the night after another run the clock in imaking no ht over the Lions 50-7 Friday two point conversion. Apopka leserish sttempt to score And four wins, . SANFORD - r lô 4 Avg PtnI% Nlatthew,i in David flanks pass 4 gj ~,,),I for 56 yards. The touch psus.sessiofl (,l the ball. On three sixth touchdown of the night on Dunn i run by had inn%ed pla ys, the Darters once e Blue Darters scored Th from their own 24 to the Lion 43, hi.mll rimore this time on a pass from flu n ()fl SW)fld down, I Apopka ball(it-d off to tits slick ball'back Hall to Carter to now make the Halt threw for three touchdowl) %liki white, wbo broke right up final score 50-7 with 1:14 posses and the Blue flarttrs time middle fur the touchdown It remaining in the game. Oviedo appeared content to took advantage of several was the longest run (ruin rim- Merritt Inland, also 4-0. is second. Tallaha&we lk-on is third, juo*. a point behind ,%Ierritt Island, and also undefeated with - FIRE -LIABIL ITY F_ W __V 0 - V _4 ' )047." Pfl.flQ i' srd iiØ - — fly GRFG SDAl) 0 Staff Iltrald Sports 11 -- DLG-im so it the nulset of , Lions N o Match For Darters - ______ ; were idle this week, but sti managed to climb into the top 20 in the Class A.Ai prep football poll The Sainls 3-0 on the season are tied with Bristol lart for 18th I Q9VJ0VE_~rV_) I~Mvg r31 Qnwn% rth uthflQ There was no holding •he la igle offense the second half as they tank the 176 I kit koff md iri hed y irmis in nine plays for their third score. Big play in the dovei was 3 30 1 Fourth Setback Trinity Prep Ranked - I 1. In . 1 , :,L~ . " A- ' Where r" for !he times on three interceptions E.agles rolled to a 3-11-0 Vi C (I behind .%lit( -11 is the Intended receiver Dav I Link~, , I Ierky Ctish Photo 1 -_ ------ I - Darters and quarterback Hall ° thu ApoPkel 20 The I ions S ', '1 1 • INSURANCE AGENCY I \ U R \ \ ( 'F -\ (' F \ ( To the Eagles, all the success no thing. lie deserves It. . _4 L REALTY AND INSURANCE AGENCY -_ - :- c '-' - -L - -. 'rile Lions kicked I D £ I A t BALL z. - , - 4J - - - it - the - ) TAFFER '- -A - - 40~1. _.. . - •• - & . '.e-, - !;~Irj-,-~! ~ __--a-~XWE~ - I)olLe got Ws wish its the Eagles soared 34-0 but had any members of th.at first tearn defense been injured at that state of the game we wonder what I)oIce might have been wishing II and Fire Alarm Dealer 4 - hew handed t Conk uprights and the nring ended Who bolted over fr om the two time the try (or estri Next A'eek the Hounds will 1nns ___ , So with all of this riding on the line and holding a 34-0 lead what(tid Eagle coach Dolce do Friday night against Lyman? He so wanted the shutout so badly the risked Injur) to members of Ws first team defense b returning them to the game when it appeared Lyman "might" score. ç , KARN S iii This VMA`~ - ~ - -t With four straight victorics including three In the Mctr Conference, the Eagles are loorning as a prime threat to the - . _______________________________________________ Keep Your Valuables FIRE PREVENTION j~ - INC Your Sanford Burgler Sears Building-Pinecrest Shopping Center .,' ;s' 645-3900 SAVE LIVES AND PROPERTY . ar :1 — - - - Does the Edgewater grid team deserve its success? Most certainly but we cant say the came for their coach, Bob r,olce. ~ -' ' J /f ittempt And llnbert Adkins never hesitated after weing the lonw hall, ,senriping it lip on 111P Ic run -md going 21 yards for th e final touchdown. Sachse'i wrer ittyle kick ,;plit tll# sc - AA - - 9 CONSUMER Phone 32.71 r: C *1 offit Of tilt, Eagles Yes . . . Doice No — SANFORD _______________________________________________ 4 ri. Home Owners, Commercial, Boats I -.-,,.=IiU411 , -M : Four play., q later the Eagles the Lyman 32, hail their final score. A host f give the EAgles fine field FaRle in rn on the Edgewater two yard ,lil mi, - 100' of Wire Battery INSTALLATION NOT IN Auto, Fire. Theft, Life Accident & Sickness UI.,). • defending champion. Winter Park. . INSURE WITH CONFIDENCF 7' tu IF - 3 Heat Sensors 1 For sent I fonda ~k,. ~L .. ,at 11a pperied all night %%vnt without all was placed (10%% even it warning from tile referves. 1 and the two teams went into the huddles. Lakeland cattle out a nd set tip their defense. (hie of the players casually walked up to the ball anti rolled it back about two yards. 1-1 FIRE PROTECTION FOR LESS THAN $ at LOW Cost is listed inside the front cover of your Winter Park Telephone Directory For Sure Fire Insurance I- n igh t ' s game. aa s ort dI I'lie head linesman ,seemed to be watching the incident. . it word, and just ignored shotits from tile but didn't sao, :*,~k -"-M . ," -_ _ M 0 You Can't Afford Not Tol Top Qua I i ty P rotect i on T - ( I - -, - -I I A partially blocked point went ,lit of bounds on N , - ~ A 0 I I pris,sp,ssinn ,I (ter having the hall it didn't hurt and Don Killing did the work for tw(, play.i waq Killing who had the mucha% the 6treyhlound defen" And it hnnori. going iix yards for tile thwarted the Fa i lle_4' next touchdown with 9-52 left in the scoring bid. hloorking ,ii field game. Another bad .-onap nitned goal attempt from 'ho- 25 yard the conversion attempt * 0 - q 0 ,Ji I i '.I lI .1 l Y' , ,andy and Cook, sitting on the ' ( next - Th) math some bad calls on pass interfert nt and hit c made right In front of me, and the masks. One mask as holding the nian b)- the collar. _______ A' its call was - is it 10 C -_ i T0 T -- - A— - _____________________________________ unit -_, ~_% .s. '1 t I? Il I III I culls tht) strc muiking ere unhelleibte P drive diii Lyman had ptanse%sion on five ..get 'I'livre's oniv one word to describe ill( 0 YOUR ' .. 11 H 0~Z — s _. l,J r L I? I cigarettes, don't litter. , iflSi(iC . ession. On the final play of the firit period Gandy raced 18 ,,trds to the Hound 18. A latil -~in of i2 yard.s by G,andy put . e Eagles on the Lyman again, Anti four pl, -i litter qu. terback K - r 10-W 01 w .1 I enjneers 01CC — \ gereral, yards 1,4111 ' A a iA r- fellow didn ' t. tlefenders blew, C) *OP". I * - check honrft Wayne Gandy. - 14 to stn t score when they lid the ball Insiile the I ikeland Kathleen In I jfl ,I %I(II tilt, thus bird lint Iii cis , least two inore. &nnford made some mistakes and twice tilt-)- failed to, __________ - — For a change. the lx)ys hall some spirit and )- ou could tell the)- were ready to play. A %oivek ago you couldn't havu convinced ine that the Tribe %%ollld %%Lin anothcr game 0&, . you cherish. At home: remove trash and litter, little the - C it - - .s a field as" point. on h' ftbort F a drive of 9 the in 12 plays The Lyman had to stop and three of the five not start out well as J no carried the plays (or El yards. The final 27 Williants was stopped for o sweep by Gandy gain -rn ,he initial ay of the earne on a for brief march Whit (li'I moment then nut ra"ed the But from ther" on out the ione Lyman defense to the Tim S.tihse hooted the extra Eagles really moved. And this V1S iccmp:i'4ii1 with waq 7-41 with 721 Point and the Eagles' top ground gainerL4. the per ft Lyman fumble d on pl.iyc to put OW 11111e s fine end Mark Nelsoll %V110 hLitlit.(I ill t1lis aerial fl-0111 Atmpka' Darters quarterback Lenion I 11ill during the 5(1-7 rout (if Ovicxto Friday t'tlght in Apopku. I( at -- -- - ------ .-.— ----- --- - -' Siiidatt Photo) I_•--__--_______ ------ tutiriley %ith a 72-hole total ul 2#7, two stroke ahead Of TORY Juckltim who had kd for three ritummels --- --------=--- - Cliftyrulet-poweml Vatimlit at average an Ill h --- _______ _______________________________________ for an ei&hL1vrgt,n in the Sunrise Hamumpett% of flV8 triumph slit- at' at \ttati' Ct ----'. �____ .X l'Hr rJiii - Monday. Oct. 9, 1972 28—The Sanford Herald Brawl Interrupts Game ,ft e Oakland Takes Second - % ; : e_.* r"WOR ,M I - 0P"if (!iiL,, 4 '1 - . - . '. -. P - ... - ,6 -, - • 0 0 . . . - -. -- Likiand t ill pitch kit-bander hat action to Like. the sc euth inning After pick - Joe Ruth's single I I.' got tt o in the Ken I Ioltzman, 19-) 1 In the including OflC ' That was the dirtiest thing I ing him.seIf out of the dirt, he more hits, rru Sports Writer ' Associated I regular season for the West 1)1. (lung his bat at the mound but A's four-run (fib inning. OAKLAND (AP) - The Oak- ever saw in the game of basevision champions. against the Hudi, who had two hits Sunurnland Athletics, with a 7ero pop- ball," Tigers' Manager 8db nussed the pitcher. The that he was Tigers' Joe ('olenuni, 19•14, in recalled later ularity rating in Detroit, would Martin said lIe's got to be pires prevented a fight between day, like to end the American suspended for the rest of the the teams and restrained under a pile of txxIie in a fight Tuesday's third game. ill return here The A's Martin as he tried to reach that occurr i the last time the League playoffs in Tiger Sta- playoffs " Tuesday night if they s\teep the A's played in De troit . Cronin said, "The way I feel Campancris. diurn Tuesday and get out of had playoffs and there's IN, to Pittsburgh or "I don't know if The A's shortstop went to a personally. any time you swing town quickly. ('int'innati. teams. But They moved within one victo- your bat at another ballplayer, ho3pital for X-rays. which were blood between these "I think eve got the better I've been with the A's since i'a r of a three-game sweep in the it's something that doesn't be- negative. team, and I hope we end it and I can't think of a sear we Campaneris singled to open best-o14 series Sunday hen long in baseball." 'mipaneris was hit on the the A's first inning, stole second haven't had a fight ith the Tuesttav," Manager l)it'k Vil. John "Blue Moon" Odorn threw hams said. a three-hitter to beat the Tigers left ankle t a liGrow pitch in and third bases and scored on Tigers,'' he said. ' Df f _ - - . r~~ :'.• L~r- '• ~_.- ---. - ~-2~ lct Cronin had a decision to make--whether to take any diuplinar) action against \s shortstop Bert Campanerts The Cuban infielder got the - ~ - - -I : -: - ill '% ..•- .• - - - - ,r -' r-'- A- W - , 1 -. - -............ - - - - V. t F ';.\ j,1 . t - J - — r ' ,' f ' , ' - - = ".__ = '-p ¶ ' ~, 5 f... ..~, ," 'I' - , ' '. ' .L - 'Ji. . - ZI a host of Lakeland ll4IJ McCOY i 11) heads for the Kathleen defenders close behind. Mc('oy started at quarterback for Sanford Thursday night with first-string signal-caller Brent Carli out with a leg injury. Sanford lost a 42 decision to Lakeland Kathleen. Roger hodges Photo) __________ -______________ ____________ sidelines with -- Sunday _ U eri UCC n ut O 0 . on those things," Anderson %aid. -I ain't sinart enough to keep cartIN." ui_ i'á TAll,AIfASSEE, F'ha. poses highlyt outed Benn Ilitt,sbtirgh 3 \Ion., Oct, 9-Pittsburgli i Briles 14-11) at Cincinnati I No,- o a 4 16 Suffers First Loss I I C 15-5 B U I I 9-fil-0 - - A- ~~ - - ~ ~ - _. . — - - - ~ - - ____ ' ankle. rnnin ounced today that ____ '"'ann-The little shortstop, who colshortstop Bert ('ampancris lected three hits and scored two (if the Oakland Athletics has runs in the A's 5-0 victory, the l)('('ii suspended for touclied off a near brawl when remainder of At. pla)olls lie flipped his bat in LaGrow's direction alter beintruck. bat during Sunday's game rmlessly The bat sailed against Doltroit. over LaGrow's head but both players were ejected. Williams said Carnpnneris DET1tOIT SAl') - The Oakland A's Bert "Campy" Camp- will be replaced by Dal Maxvill aneris, focus of a near brawl in and Oakland's batting lineup Sunday's playoff game between will be shifted but "I'm not SWC Oakland and Detroit. is "defi- yet exactly how I'll do It. Williams said Carnpaneris niti.iv out for the rest of the pkiyoffs" says A's manager accompanied the A's to Detroit but that the swelling of his Dick Williams Williamuis said early today ankle had worsened since leavthat C.aniparwrus, struck on the ing Oakland after Sunday's ankle by a pitch thrown by game. - • Tues., Oct. 10-l'mttsburgfl at evening,a one-yard plunge with out passing. Halfback Chuck Cincinnati. 3 p.m., EDT eleven seconds to go. ('ftulter spiraled his first option Wed., Oct. 11-Pittsburgh at 1'o more Patriots joined a pass ever to premier receiver. David almost downed Goliath Cincinnati. 3 p.m.. EDT. if necgrowing injured list after Saturday night when Lake split end Steve Hargis. on a play essary playing their second varsity Brantley shocked a bigger, especially introduced for the gaiiie of the season. producing the game. older Tampa Temple Heights Tampa Sat., Oct. 7-Oakland , peFrank Perry and Marty garu'e's first tally. The 25 yard Willi a first quarter razzleWilliams were hurt, reported troit 2, 11 innings dazzle sc,ore, but the visiting toss Was tile only stwe during Sun., Oct. 8—Oakland 5 DcHead Coach Bill Duty, almost Tampa team ground out a 22-6 the first (rame. troll 0 eliminating his starting line-up. Ball-hawking and alert *tn, breaking a three-game Oct. 10—Oakland Tues., Duty added that he felt his winning skein for the young defensive play from Craig IS-Ili at Detroit ilioltzman team had played remarkably Davis helped stave off an iuuiSeminole team. 1:30 P111• 19-14m, i Coleman and he had counted on "needing mediate Tampa rush in paydurt, Brantley scrappy The EDT a few breaks to win this game, but inside and outside running Patriots gave away up to 30 or Well., Oct. Ii, Oakland at Dc- '''' %11iVUt 11lfli'U ti •,ftI tif' itid e't anv didn't •'• ... ,, uwuIulnaLIun, more pounds at almost ever)' two troit, 1:30 p.m.. EI)T, if necesthose especially position on the line and In the back to its own three yard-line questionable calls with Rick sary. backfield, as well as two years in the second quarter where Thurs., Oct. 12, Oakland at (;ar:..a" playing experience, in their quarterback Steve Groover troit. 1:30 pun., EDT. If IiCt e Craig Davis, who receives D slipped in for the tying score. second varsity contest. regular plaudits for his play, essary. Hampered by injuries to Hardy brusled his way past the was especially singled out by crucial linemen before the Patriots defense for zi two-point Duty for his tackling on Urantley's conversion run, securing the Lake atne, defense, as he faced an op.heretofore potent Wishbone T lead. posing lineman outweighing holding a two-point margin stopp ed running attack was him by almost 40 pounds. Other tenacious, "physically during the third stanza, the cold by a defensive stalwarts were overpowering" defense. Only 42 visiting Tampa eleven exerted Vernon Prevail, AIf Ic Franklin of the Patriots' 137 yards total its physical force, again scoring offense came from the rushing on a short burst. Carl Giddens and Don Kemp who helped hold attack, whereas Temple carried it four-yard pay-off vaunted Tampa fullback Randy Hardy to only one touchdown. Heights. paced by 250 pound blast, but a determined host of "They (Tampa) just took Senior fullback Handy Hardy, Patriots swarmed over Hardy ass a> our running game'," amassed 214 >ards on the on the conversion try, setting up remarked Duty. "and I'm sure ground and 65 more through the the game's most controversial we just might face other bigger, play. airways. older teams as we continue to Tampa holding After - Outgunned but not outfought. play a varsity schedule." he Patriots never conceded scoreless for most of the final 1k-continued, "I'm just proud frame, Lake Iirantley found defeat. the way they kids and of these itself faced with a third and played. We lost, but we were long-yardage situation on the beaten." never Tampa 45 with three minutes This coming Satur-dry the left to play. Ricky Garza, 125 Pat_s will entertain cross- ounty speedster, gathered in a pound Sanford Naval Academ rivals and ss Dan Agnuilli screen pa in an 8 to a t) mit yards Mhm1;'rt'd 45 ;) iii. contest at I . muian Fit-Id t after hut' cross i s score', but, j the final stripe an official HERALD SCOREBOARD witnessed an apparent clipTampa Lab: BrantIy IF ,,t, MAni, ping violation against like' T 4 Yards RutPtnq Brantley. calling back the - Brantley Un. ._,•fl__, , 11cr-aid Sports Staff ______ _______ Brisco Am ror itle P ins their smash hit homi' to the Or. ange Bowl as the iinlwatt':i and currently unchallenged .sensadirected Dolphins have wowed tiuiiis of the American ('oriferthem on (he road with four-star enet' East in the National Footratings before audiences in ball I vague. Kansas City, Minnesota and ''IVi' think win t'verv New York. gaunt',..said Garo Yepreuuunin, 40 That w suppos'd to be thut' the balding field goal whiz of the Dolphins. tough part. But now, the Dolphins take Sunday, Miiiiuii chopped (loWn '.IOft 6190 497 PasseS -- __________ j T0N .st- twiluled have %like Grahain muiecting Mike I'aidousis and Phil Robley taking on Bob Orlon Jr mo ONJ IGH UNDIR 31 I — ADMIrTED I 41 ~. 1 '; ' . .. * . MONDAY 8:30 P.M. 1 TONIGHT ' - , __ _- t DORY JCK BR1SCOF UNK. L_ - __ CHAIIINOII) monthly 0 - -- - .. - rgain. ... .. I . .. ....... . ' . , - ....... ,., - so. ' " P " (CHAMPIONI CHALLINOI') esipoupios, MAN MOUNTAIN SPUTNIK wit NOIVU the New York ,h'Ls 27-17 to run its record to 4-4) and open a two- game division lead in the only early runaway amuuong the .six NFl. races. Dallas rallied to nudge Pitt_cburgh 17-13 and Washington blanked winless Philadelphia 14-4) as the Redskins and world champion Cow boys remained tied at 3-1 In the National Conference Eastern Division. He1ped' Says Tigers' Jordan Phil ROSIlY W il l 41, Bob ONION, is. NOTICE NO INCREASE IN PRLC!J ____________________________________ PERMANENT RESERVATIONS AND OTHER RESERVED SEATS AT RINGSIDE CAN BE PICKED UP ALL DAY TODAY. PERMANENT RESERVATIONS MUST BE PICKED UP BY 8PM,TONIGHT. THOSE NOT 'ICKED UPBY 8 P.M. TONIGHT WILL BE PLACVJ ON SALE. I Muguerza is Egula who has times ir. (hr ;utcy thank: to 10 show efforts. Having 18 tiiiic in the money are Penn and Mitruri. ______________________________________________ L. I ii 1i t.A.',tL Op,-', I -.,per- Others whovi' been lit the night's Saturday I Ac ra Pt)to 1 I'n.i I'oott 17 tuuui&'s are l.uzu, IIWI1C forinance at the OrlandoGart,s. 3 Qunito Elorri 1 1 ju* l't'tlruisa, loin and Mt'neha . Seminole Jai ,lam Fronton saw AUuSI , fl. S M,inoto Muute 1.'. 6 Gas?, Juan the largest crowd of ttit' young Five SeaSoli 1 3,304 1 pack into (lit' Altuna became thit' first t3ubIIt ix T H GAME facility but the big ''money'' casualty of the season when he t'ontt I I ermin Lots. ) ArI 3 C huhO Gand crowd cauuit' Friday evening. suffered zi pulled muscle' in Atca cac. $ iiao Martoreli 4\ total handle of $135,559 was Saturday's Matinee. But he is I JulIo I us I'ena Men&na . 7 sent through the Fronton by the expected to be back in the Allna Pøro Friday night crowd of 3,028 hit-up this week. DoubI% -SEvE NTH GAME e Pontt I trdoia Zaire. 2 patrons. The Friday and iarun, V j,- 3 Angel Ton I I lU Attendance Is exiwt'teti to rise Siitnrtlnt'j ni&'ht t'rnwib were the S Refit Jose. S Ar It ilt'ngo season is thit' in 'tcnctia. 7 IIao LOSA 5 Ai,i only times the attendance hits quickly now that i'rdrota topped the 3,000 mark as the full swing. I'hit' patrons who've OøubIit El OH T H GAME first week of the season 'on- been attracted to the Fronton e Ponls 1 Altuna Mactoni' I have been telling of their addedl'rna Loot. 3 Aria (lorrI, 4 cluded. Gas' j ,it o Muguer ja $ There is a five way tie for thi&' Pleasure' now that 1,000 seats ;'us'r, - 6 Maoolo Juan most victories by the players have bt't'n added to the coinSi" P1111 Ut GAME --- Snules with Arra, Mnruri, Juan, plt'x. The Fronton now seats n,jcho. 2 (loin I I'ontt I Garita and Julito all posting around 4,000. i, .,,,I I Qu into S Egu 'a MarlonelI. i iuiao. I 1.84, 411 eight victories. SS*ng'n TENTH GAME TENTH Juan, Via and Muguerza MONDAY NIGHT Pointi I Ama. 2 Manolo I Go?! share the lead for the most Garta S Juan, S Muguefla S even OoijtJhtt lUST GAME Aguttin times In the money with 21 top PointS I Ercia jte. 3 Arli Vii. ELEVENTH GAME - Doubles has finishes, Muguerza lbirra larva. I Marurl Ttl Seven I'o.nht I Altoona Iota. 1 parlayed six wins, eight places Sale tiasida S Men. Pedrosa, I Vermin 0.5110.. 1 Ilayo LoS 1 ' C lIt Ou at a S A j a and seven shows for his 21 1 iu Genii U Angel liengoc Jul'13 Cabi Wene Martoneli, 1 finishes. Juan has won eight seicotw GAME -- Doubles Egula Mencha times, placed second seven seven PointS I Macun lame 2 TWELFTH CAME --- OOutii'ii Arlo 3 (rOute Toni, i I Manolo La'' I SibCfl PQIIiI times and cattle in third on six barn Via. S Angel Pedrol4, I (loin. Criucho 3 Eguis Lois occasions. Via Is 7.8.6 for hIs 21 11W tiaStida. 1. tsr'. tin - • JuittO Quito Cilbailero. S Sale GinO) total. Gist GenIe. P Aline -DoubI GAME -. Julfl Arri MuUusUi S THIRD Right behind Juan and -. MiKI MIKI SEE AND TEST DRIVE THE FULL LINE OF ifl) VOLKSWAGENS AT @ it JONES MIKE GRIFFIN MONROE AUSTIN GRAHAM PAIDOUSIS GOLDEN - oddoolici, 'yofli. r-d Cit.' diot.' cPo'.s it Vs*o. 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The Lions uutIastt'i Atlanta 2&2,l and Ui.' Packers nudged the (iin-ag* Rears 20-li, The l.os Angeles i squashed San Francisco Ill.; * snatch the NF'C West tEif) skit from the l9ers, San F'rane,i and Atlanta are a half garn'' behind the Rams. Cincinnati broke a tie with Cleveland in the AFC Central by belting Denver 21-10 while the Browns were bowing to Kansas City 31-7. The Chiefs needed a victory to retain the Western Division lead over much-improved San Diego. The Chargers nipped the slumping Baltimore li-ire Colt_s 2J-U and trail Kansas City by a half garuic. Oakland, I.I.I. can tie San Diego for the runnerup spot in the American Conference West by donning Houston, 1-2, in tonight's nationally televised match in the Astrodome at 9 pun., EDT. In o ther Sunday games, Butlab smashed New England 3814, the New York Giants massacred mistake-prone and winless New Orleans 45-21 and St. Louis spilled struggling MmnesoUi 1 17. Mt am u quarterback Bob Griese won a superstar showdown with Joe Narnath of the Jets, picking apart a weak New York secondary to connect on 15 of 27 throws for 220 yards, in. eluding a 16-yard payoff toss to Howard Twilley. Nautath was bothered by a three-man Dolphin rush and an extra defender in the secondary, not to mention several dropped passes by his teauuimates, Joe was 12 of 25 for only 125 yards and didn't toss for a score. Burly Lorry Csonka rushed for 102 yards and sidekick Jim Kiick ran for two touchdowns for Coach Don Shula's wonder gang from the land of the sun. Orlando-Seminole Jai-Alai Entries on (:ol: in the first 20-minutes of the nmuirh Phil Robh'y must get in the ring iriSh Woods. rgain . . mrs. - - Old favorite (usti Is in with 17 timmie in the money thanks to ni no------------------------------.nt'imnil nl;i-e fiti i.th'it I — 11 Sifl Poinli I ON Y84. 2. Sala Zarr.. I Angel Jots. I Arlo Toni, i E,uuse Pedrosa . 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Fif th-ranked Michigan erupted for 28 points in Florida—get to try on college football's gla ss the third period and sank Navy 35-7. slipper for real next weekend, A pair of walk-on placeklc'kers starred for No. Auburn, 19-13 conqueror of 18th-ranked Mississippi Saturday after upsetting Tennessee 7 Notre Dame and No. 8 Louisiana State. Bob the previous week, now travels to Louisiana Thomas booted field goals of 47, 24 and 26 yards Sta te while Florida, fresh from a shocking 42-13 as the Irish blanked Michigan State 1 6 and rout of 13th-ranked Florida State, v isits Juan Roca connected from 46 and 53 yards in Alabama. Both ISU and Alabama are in The I.SU's 12-6 struggle over Rice. Texas, rated No. 9, was held to a 10-9 halftime Associated Press Top Ten. "Every man who played made a major con- lead by Utah State but got fourth-quarter touchtribution,"' Auburn's Shug Jordan said after the downs from Tommy Landry and Alan Lowry to unheralded but now 11th-ranked Tigers overtook beat the Aggies 27-12 and set up next Saturday's favored Ole Miss with a 16-point outburst in the battle of the unheatens with Oklahoma. Basket Stanback's three touchdowns and Art th ird period. Florida's Doug Dickey told much the same Reynolds' 96-yard run with an interception paced sa me tale after the Gutors broke open a tight No. 10 Tennessee past Memphis State 384. Sonny Sixkiller hit for three touchdown game with three second-period touchdowns, Including runs of 46 and seven yards by speedy passes—two to John Brady—but 11th-ranked Washington needed Cal Jones' deflection of an sophomore Nat Moore. "The defense just did a super Job of getting us Oregon pass in the end zone with 12 seconds left the ball," Dickey said after watching Florida to subdue the Ducks 23-17. No, 12 Colorado rebounded froiii its loss to SUite lose six fumbles and four interceptions. The only other uuiciuiber of The All's TOP OklahOIl)a State with a 38-17 decision over KanTwenty to taste defeat was No. 15 Stanford, a 30- sit-, State. Kermit Johnson scored twice as UCI.A, No. 14, 21 loser to top-ranked Southern California's rallied n the second half to beat stubborn revenge-uuiinded Coach John McKay. Elsewhere, while secondranked Oklahoma, Arizona 42-31; No. 16 Penn State, which hadn't sixth-rated Nebraska and No. 20 Iowa State all scored a first-half point in three previous games. were idle, third-ranked Ohio State rallied from a exploded for 28 points and whipped Illinois 35-17. Air Force, ranked 19th, leveled Colorado State 9-3 halftime deficit on three thirdperlod touchdowns by sophomore fullback h1aold Benson 52.13. 00 3 TITLE r.co low price, you really can't begin to y-- . the vol-jo until you know whom you're foryourrro., /iorront,', fr rsocco, that's '- ce .. -:' -jou gem with or-,' 0th0 ratl cc' 24 -- -' I TWO OUT OF THREE FALLS is a . It p. - A ,. 'Everybody called strike three. of ORLANDO SPOUTS STADIUM IS VRrdS An action packed program - %I;r that it was anticlimatic 3; FumbleS Lott 0 p' I IT s s s lots been lined up by wrestling Garza, playing Rocky that 7 7 PcnatI.eS Proniott'r Milo Steinborn and it ifets, was again involved in a will all come off at the Orlando disputed call this one Tampa 0 I S S 71 4 0 0 0 e-Sports Stadmun starting at 8:34) resulting ultimately Ina Tampa p,tui. tonight .'..core. (;arw, battling a Tampa - Hargit 15 pass from COul!.. licatinig the' c-ard is a World receiver almost a foot taller (run t Title miiaLchl between champion Gtc.ot't 3 run tHary run, and 100 pounds heavier than i OdderiS £ run trun failed) Dory Funk Jr. and challenger hitmiscif, was called for pass pa '' '°' I Yufl Co(i Jack Bristo. This match th interference deep in Patriots best two of (lx' falls, has been a territory, setting up htand — ----long time in the making and it alone houl.Itx worth the price ________________________________________________________________________________________ pf zuduuiissn'n. But there's a lot more i t ____________ eluding a Southern Art-tit Title _________ bout between champion Tuni -J former Champion and Woods ________________ Buddy Coll. This match has a -,%pecial condition"that states — if Woods gets it full on Colt in the first 20 minutes of the • match Phil Robley must I.K. PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING peruiuitk'd iRsitit' tilt, ring ti Work with Woods. ADMISSION -- BALCONY SOc Florida chazuiplon Paul Jones RESERVE SEATS 75c to $2.50 A lso puts his title on the hoe this LADIES FREE 'evening in his battle with Jim 'Golden. EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT And still another "big" match MATINEES — Mon. .THURS. SAT. is a tag teanu affair which finds ) (I 650 Masi Mountain Mike NEW IALCOUT ARIA — ESCALATOR 6 ELEVATOR pounds u pairing with Bob FsISyASrR•adlSIaI Griffin against Sputnik Monror ',,,• ••,,_, over 3 and Nors'eI Austin. A.pI• P.r&Sa P01 UUIVAflONI — Cal 305/U$4fli matches (APP.. AM.) Individual 4solitli 1111111isisis ~ ( oll'g' - i'hit' Now catilt. tile big pitch, it battle. Curtoy recently turned pro alter a successful amateur career that saw film make it to the Olympic boxing trials in Ls Angeles. 1ei nw bile the younger Perez, Aaron, Uittled to it iour round draw with Chick Situmons in Daytona Beach last week and a rematch is slated in two weeks. Both the Perez boys will be fighting in Orlando later this month. Worse - / ~ Remain Undefeated Us- lit IlKiti' Ml'/.Iil, slider down and away for a the prelim to tile Frankie Ortero and Felix Figueroa Ill 1999 ed us to Oakland as soon as pOS i APi-Ame- ETROIT 148t 3 1972--Th KAPNS' (till count. The Perez-Curtoy bout will be Oct 9, as a coach rr offense ilidn'1 Halfback Nat Moore, line- alertly coverIng it. OW REMODELED! In its first four games, all give FSU any help by mistakes. hacker Ralph Ortega anti quar?erliuck David Kowrkn who en- victories, 13th ranked Florida took advantage of breaks, and LLLIk5 gineered Fiorda's fifth straight State lost a total of four fumbles our lefense (twced FSL into BARBER STYLING rut tory over the Seminoles Sat- ,,nti seven interceptions , rrt,,at error;:' ,, , ?'orlda .State seemed to have j ;)'. o'rhsy, are all sophomores It was the seenni consecutive little tr ble moving the iall -\nd the (4110r5 dern(,nstraterj year P'.StJ went into the game ou ri their 42-13 ';ittory the mis- undefeated and lost. Florida, 2until they 4-,it Close to the Fnritik"-forcing. releritlecs type of I, uuppet't its lead in the series to dim goal. rriv to the Gator 12 and 'fl wore ctnpnert by fmsmttles it"fense that (-ouch 1)niig Dickey 12-2-I .' * ____________________________ t - .' ti;ic been c.'eking sun' p he arriRo'xden, a i-fnnt-1 1. lAS-red at Florida two years ago pounder from fMkeiand, pro(orw' from the FSU team at vuded Florida's major offensive their next meeting will be threat in the first half as he record-se tting quarterback scrambled out of Seminole (;,try huff, wide receiver Barry grasps arid passed for the first ;uuuth anil linebacker Larry two touchdowns. For the day IT ~ -L K M-f Strickland. All three are sen- Rowden completed 10 of hI / 4-f&1 ' Associated Press Sports Writer Miami's well-produced, well. Hall (,;title In with a 2-4) count Tiger pitcher lkirrin NiGrow in preliminar) at tile Nitalm tile seventh inning. is returning Beach Auditorium. AP, Florida State football fans an find little solace in 'waittiinett-year' with state rival Sun., Oct. 8-Cincinnati s, . .inge-shmrted (atnrs. - (ir defense played r.at the first halt" said ,ioriet With all the turnovers they ust couldn't .ep It up." Iilrkey said, This "as the nr ed sit F-si; furr.hles and nterrepted tour of Huff's pcs.s, scoring its fIrt fly. TDs after S.mnoIe miscues Florida State coach Larry Jones said the Florida riefens ___ a , eStat Crew Flonda .1K. Avwiated 1'rr, Writer Drop Jets 27 - 17 .ind -i -(l LItA - Sonic nianagers keep cards straight lights. will tx' trying for his 15th win in 22 lights tomorrow rught when lie op.. e_~.~w .l:\tIl( ,J. ll)Nl'\' .JI(., 'It'll It) right vice 't.'S i(l('Iit it I hi' First National Bank of Malt latu I, irt's('n ts Baseball I Iaver of I he Month 1 wa i'ds to MIke Kelly of Seminole Junior ('(II k'ge and I 1h II Hi no of Valencia Junior var,- said tile Reds' manager. M-1 with eight saves 1tlall Vie I'ere-z, inner ol three Year May Be fl y .IFHF' M(,(,IF 11 I Fourth In Row \ational League Lake Brantley Crew i#/ Mr1rda Herald 1i I ~__ * ca mpa For ( 1i Sanford 322-9642 Seek ng Associated Press Here is the seheduc to: ball s t-hauuipionship series c the National and American I . I 11 lt it sn ippttl (iii think i. umint.. I)urint tilt' 'i ison Hall had . 11-rates' skipper worked live innings against Anderson's biggest move in 1 hittshurgh and posted an ERA Sunday's victors at Pittsburgh I 0 Ii lilt 1uiit°'t ldt t t irk r Ja ck But t i ri lii '. in Ifl Oft I IflU iflil iii ,untith lead lingham ith to outs and run ir ont strtd a three run ntrc it first and third in the mcrit in league in baseball s fie games and e II In it htuiitr to Willie St trgtll It hut Cincinnati boss added fifth inning V orid & ries of look tI as if Anderson %%5 fttd II ill pitched 4 1-3 innings I in not Lx ing smart about it or \ndercon s Reds used a pair ur th ( hiristuans to the lions run b ictb.ill to to-hit one-run doubles popin off,1 just feel that I tirst inning t w o tub hr ut& s St re going home intl that ea rn tht ittor ti Robb Tolan and &on Perez Vt ould ou Lx lies i. that the t if you looked at the st4u irid solid relit. f pitching b Torn gives us an ad antagt first hatter hail hail to face was Pittsburgh Manager Bill tustics, bringing in hall could Ball to beat Pittsburgh Sunday Stargt'll' S-3 and ct&'n the National Vierdon reacted predictably have been devastating to the Anderson said he never even League's best-of-5 playoff when informed of Anderson's ought about the last tune hall words. "If they think they're st'ries at 1-1. i l i'itched to Stargell. "Toni Hall 's ihu third gaiui' will lit' played home free, they've got another re tturd speaks for i tself this By The Next i . r htrt toda I said ii u on today (Sun Asoctatt d Pri ss ports % rita ('incinday we would win it t the NaCIN('INNATI AP tional I .cagu' pennant),'' said . .'1tn L :'...i 1ti r ;. r rson riot i pic t ure of ton Anders-tin. orr' to is ilks likt ill he Ii about is who ill represent the Iuknc*. I still think it v ill go A ' . —J B It I PhI B) R\S1l l\ Playoffs At Glance E 5 -3 I 1'r 41 NL Pennant Series Evened Tigers' reliever Lerrin LaGr• 0' Cronin, one of the spectators, said he would get full reports from the timpres r ti k l 0:11 t it II - Vt/in Reds the gaine or i'- 41 *4_ . - 'f' i~F_ ~- ' . • It rh 44 I * * * _____ / r I 17 ttr1uLIFuI . T k:' 9, --- I t'ithn B ERI(' PRE%1. ITT r .,..J' . - , I" 0p` i Pr *_-:s~---.~A ~ I .~,~ tt}:.tj 4- :: -*It ii i Strai9ht r'r'r - I ars L= IMI M 1=1 Mill We know what you're looking for. Sanford Plaza 8 am. to 9 P.M. Mon.-Sat. �Th ALLEY OO P I) V. T. Hamlin 4B-The Sanford Herald Oct. 9. 1972 Monday. ALLEY OOP Apswite • ______ Hh and Mighty _________ iii~ rl, .,tXpqfV%)#.W,NtIUWC00V4ff NC= ___ r - 1 bbt Wk ~1 Phonographic 41 Soh minotirst IU1II'%t 43 Without (comb.form) Friend of S2 Garden I - a F" eMan 33 Born strtm A Ou-n 37 Winglike psi t 33 Twist the n"anft of 16 Ca (rjucatioluil 57 Commonplu-t B"4141contractiondiscourse IOGrtn4JOnc( p "Allow 58 In,.01" Benjamin 42 High - hot 04111111 . that could save your life DEAR READEI: Even U statkstics re you, pleal, repeat it. nle Informadon may eme in hardy it you're ever on a quiz show. It could even F4%-e your life: ( T'% ' g 2 ' '.1 " fa0 0 9. \ T.EE1 A '. Ei 'rs / nish prtfix) I I6.1 - The chief causea 01 fLr, In order o1 the toll taken - - • V - 16 1" - I 1. v - 5 126 - V I 7" I I "a' .." ' " " I r _,1. . d :_ I . 111~ " .) Now for some tips t,hat could save your Uffe: never leave matches or lighters Ithin the reach of chUthen. - - - - - ____ - - ~ 0 Have yatr wiring &M ekctr" blistal,lations dx* by a professional. 0 SWre ofly rap &W paintis in a Cool piece In 1:19" doom Have a fire drill In your home to t, krxms what todoIne of fire Inve in a cmpsct, easy-to-we flit $ and keep It handy In one for yo'z car, t • Per pessssaj , --- ' Maped auresse' - FORLCAST FOR TUESI)A OCTOBER 10 1972 - I- - Umbrella I CARROLL RIOHTMR#S .) . II (6) 1, IV 1, r i. ) )t-. P( " ((.'• . V , 1-11'. I I r,ne hontions so you can envision them on a much pander scale than previously ljowevet. be sure of your facts and figures % difOOD THIW `\ CARIltY THIEMVTLIFF.~,. V '?C'i)R OL*Y....LP P5 AWUT FZE-APY TO I --,_~ / 11~11 ... ?.- It ABC. ) 1 i by Bowen ". lo-7 - ~4 "I I ARIES (Mat 21 to Apr 19) Your intuitive faculties Am ,A aitking very weti. to be sure to follow your hunches and you sohle problems easily Stop debbersung to much Do whatever itl bnng about more harmonious relations with the one you sO - 7 I.,- WC C have the succen you want whether in businen ot personal life. reconciliations. also Uw a soft tone of voice with others GEMINI (May 21 to June 11) Plan just how to establish more harmony with co-worker,ii and you increaw production iably now Study bunneu and wardrobe problems ers how much you appreciate them. 1 1) Ideal day to get MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July . e sattsfyi,rig. Avoid & atuatien that his given you trouble in the past 1 1) Listen to what kin suUest for 2 to Aug . LEO (July 2. You will receive a dollar H Polly uses )our favorite homemaking Idea. Pet Peeve. Pol[lyi Problem or solution to Ill problem. Write Polly In care lif this p . TAURUS (Apr 20 to Stay 20) it is up to you to have thow having a happier and mo prosperous future. initead of acflng Ln such a stubbom way Evening is fine for light entertathment at home Don't invite that troublemaker, though VIRGO (Aug 2: to Sept. 21) Cement better relations with aaciates by discung mutual affaus more thoroughly Cet iil,N;~~V u'VV'_6AF0!..._ r k:ivwArFv iiiii.ii VI4[M ITLIr P T I -. 01 ANYT1iII --:. 1 1. - -__. wr BETTER- . ___I'l kjo^4re 1' GRCL=12 FbI2 Mr= CAN090j. though, othcise you only waste sour time LIBRA (Sept 2310 Oct 22) You have to get busy paying bills and making collections if you arc to ha'e your life runnint on a moic even keel Get the confidence of mate to you have moic backing for your enterpnwi Show you are s(-oKplo (Oct . 1 3 to Nov !D Organams personal ambitions better can insure a morc suci:tuful and satisfvint future. 1.- vcnLng is best t ime to ot % itii friends for fun A good day for stating )our aims to higher ups iho can "icip you attain them ' to Dec 21) You knoViii exactly get on the good ode of a higher-up what shouLJ be done to An honest and blunt manner for crecy a penchant who has is best with one who is not acting right Show you e a tsue friend 10) Go to thow good friends I to Jan . CA11 RICORN (Dcc :. who can be of help to ou todi> but ao thow who merel> . ta I ,I and donottung ideal Jayandpm for thesocul,%ince AQUARIUS (Jan 'I to I eb 19) Show a higher up that ou are an A I cmztn and that ) ou admire the WI) operates, the fine work done Some civic endeavor can work diplomat p1scus (Feb ?0 to Mat 20) Coritespondinj with out-of-tow nets and mcctlng persons ho have the facts you need is your best mode of procedure in a-m I hen do some study that will help uou put that ne prect acro Keep ac tive and weU your tile Is largely up to YOU __ , & Q 10 7 3 ...YCO"M aged THAT ", , - b li nd r . . . w.isa blind girl. 16. - \' - -&411 - e a e ST LF_ I O ~445W - W 0-7 68642 C963 Jim 1o42 & A KJ 9 9 knew his paner wouldn't be hurt at four spades and went to four spades." North lAst South 14 p PaM Opening lead-6 K c. 'Iii tutiig>titi situations when each side has Its own suit and approzi. A (' r ,/ - I SOTIO - Is ( I -) '------_..-' 't', 1 4 ----. , mately ha If the hlghard East wanted to get to lay - -, I 4(.:,. I I I . I r I`_ I - I I -I............. f, toll b9 k ______ 1 i J E - I Al II1IHIWIII -- they'd kiti" It-et, in 1 II 0, ff I L i - - I - If & Q. _j ________ iVe CM TO A-E TO SOU \ E TAT ) ( S - - ) I I ) -- V _."4,.)s - ) gEAW t / I -' Q I . 1- - I 1. - - U__ THE 11 1,1ANTOM ____ ,( I'I - t(,i . .• c ____________________ W41CP1t.I) THI I 910P.. ___ rvs• " UM AL iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiVoo 4%j'% 8 4 W SEAFOOD HOUSE ti.1111L.Ii 111111L.All 1101 IIttR t im.~U4jv,.*-jAQd juldlu'..1 tI. t Iti.utii ) - et*t lpi'is 11% iii tt I MQst Cocktails 75 Michelob .t1ittiI4 .iid ts,iidt Beer t' isitgn.11 ,, I I tilt JOUS LOBSTER NOU 'illillik thn 1. %shIIl 5i.ttit h lilpisi IOKQ b.it tliii ts - l - i's. YCUR SA js ) I)' 20' II BAHAMA t ..114. - III / 3 95 qovvder I .1 hI, - s1 '15 Dinners :':: 10 i DAY SPECIA 'I I'll - $1 ____________________________________________________ , (11R I aiM. PiViH " '' ) :i EVERYDAY v ( ______ ________ -' rc us' ~ Z.1111111& ii nt Ju .Lu 1t1 . . :€ ,ihhed la-r 1\ Arov% - - tisit itilitrtI ''1 I ) -' I`1%% ~11 I)t M %II, I t .1t.110 % that 'llift is lit (klor 'U I iiii I I / -- er - 11 - - - by Lee Falk and Sy Barry ACRiLfG--nt TJC III ' 1,11,1 A t.I,I.kr 'I, It ,lo"If. i'-- ' 01 - double mi oka OVII00.4 to"'at House Of Steak I Yf - ~ ______________________ \_- ..-k1f/' II ____________- LLL INDS THURSDAY ___ to., Cra& = - %lillo"ll mthe it Vd tit %( , BEETLE BAILEY r -. - I HI-T-TIN6 01%`k F- i i .ilre.sdv Islilid It kII lwt - .~ 4 I _____ - - L' (,',it " W.~ ~ SPECIAL _7 , Lw : Q ,is I V. # to f. C_ 4 / ! i .. 0, 1: II ,4. 11 So %Vic klle% oilie had beell So tIii- 1itl stilw4niious ittii tlts ii itttI It' 1 4 thvir Ic-ithet slitit' -,iwles .i% T ^~ I 1i 10 LIAW $11 .7 I I , '." . BOUNCE Ii IM1.11 Chic - ( •o , , , PSYCHOLOGY OF BLIND , . \t elI .tit-.er ikit sa'iid t. fiit ftsi Iwii t i1tietis'it by Chic Young - :$4 t - el, ,, ent1% 04orml thread ,* I r .-1 - ... I . 6" ho 1, P,VV ON . . . ---- _ _____ _______ __ - T 11 - - - O " C .~ - \ , ~ ~ 40T - 5 C % 'I I _ TODAY'S QUTION r -1 . - '' Plus , their li-mil it%) sfixm "Or - thmir, ,Vo holi% .0-.4.1% timid, that doorwhril to, II 1. .. I - OUT, MEN.') ;I I , TMf __ iitiv tIti' ri 1I( t 0 tileti I"'I ---_ V -.,D :nt -' T*nlqht II MURDER! the redi; from thr .i6o .Lvvxir4trI% -A)rtmL ItIve I, d take And she' Iabrk. smell it hrw . then cull oItit its basic litte * like. Site cotild e%ell do . %%.ilk ,tcrwo. .I ro4fin all 10 Un Midnight Show ii virc, tij -And oiir i4her Wiwi , •. - I - ) ,JfI ' 0f 1glit-it-ti I GAW rr J -- - ____ . 11s- . __% . I -Ik - ,4i 0 5'CP nM-- io-9 CO.. ,:~;NVIVI~VIII ' iI ( ) It rLL THE PHAN TOM - C - F_ ( . 1 --------- , - * PAR WO LIC&1 , j -11h ' I". ~j " I I ,~, / I - $1 W'PAP 5 1_ 111_I%i.`oI.`- - . U1 F Mort Walker . -_ I - *.. -rFZAVELa-:CjE.A),4D A 611i,*-ALONG. : I i 'I', ,..,., .. , , '. . '' I , : . ,;: ,~ .. ,I : ~ I - ~ ~ ~: ~ ~: Ir I was going to be satisfied to sin I~ ) cor - -joL*4x To MoVIE . b,I %fill-11, "Wolild voll like to trift Iwr alld tr~' tit explain I,-)%%' I 11111111111,111. I11 110may Tonight & Tuesda' 'L 00 BIG - or as a sae' F LnaU Fast orth was saing eciMeu 51 j11 I ISIJOGET A o I 0 % __ . -`A ) I' ll, B ON DIE . . IT6 WOeR AN .- - 64y, CART0CN9,'MtW_C_ . -11 . by Chic 1 -) . I - k I 11 n f If SIX-GUNJUOTICE,' w I-AW MA'nNEE AT- MIL: I 0 This threw the Osa1d balIbacktoEast.aiMrth - - -. i '' By Oz%ald & James Jacoby doubled which is just what Oswald ---, . ___ P'.1 As' // - South passed He looked like a double. This put it right up to North. North None vulnerable - '3 had good defense against .111111, j 7 3 I - V.- .-- East went on to the four hearts he had wanted to bid from the start." 62 I / _____ - 0 AO*ISSIO$ ADULTS 51 S.it d. Sun - old She iitilclnt lvs m.ik It - stre 1 1 1 1 1 1 COil i ii) pink- %ftimus red. hilt W01111d place thein in the same pile Ad pIe ens wouki be by Dick Coy Ili ~ -. /:11! 171-- T S ,_; -( ,_, 1-__..........o.- - I __ - - - -- __ __ - - - I - - - -- ) - •-' 1 4111111-1 4rerom. etc. -1 - ~ . TE CO5 0. [/ ____ - ---~ 40 1P I wniju~tivv ... cH, I I I I e 8)OSStbilih of sa Ing at fI e hearts. Tberefore. lie just bid ' I - '. it I - S -I VtIJAT V*(U_X.P TKAT LIT TIJ=- I TCS -11 Im ~_ofjqhhn , tUlting . She attended the St. School for the Blind in %%'I,.cim I II ' . --li, V 4 ., 'if , r ~ '9,1 - AKQ9 t~ _7 ,L I Y - - Ai - ' 0 ee e . Ar _____y WIN the facts you need 4 ; '-' I - V,ln Ovk ,. ______ Yet Arlrtt.i mU . ,, I 'X ( 2) Dick Irri-. ri?ht moment h take hold ioIorCd IIulmtrtn v for " sr irt ii-.n 0 a doorknob' ' H owria Ii bYB II ~ CLLE V Ie IIIIIIIII )01 (4) seat !tllif 7 - - l precision of blind ,t of ,iAn"""% who could reach out at the through the b4) '- SGT STRIPES FOREVER _____________ ___ Spiendored Thing -lorer'll Hn.soffal (9) r so ave ANP MAKE OURE - - 2 fl (2) NfoL i / ____ - cw ON E - "Mia 'r NEEP F2cor MORE... POE --- NT WOW - f . I "* k I 4 - ~ (1) 1 %0.. Doc?Or* .. Ern Arletta would probably have been called a witch mtittlI pninsnttl b li nd in earlier generations. For i jwrnn.t!lv prep.irsiI hits L she seemed to have nhagi- 1 ut.itrii( l - -hIt.tp.1Io ( 1 ' cii powers. How would you 1 - (9) Newlywed GArra 230 (7) 'ti. (1) BwstCh0ii By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. . _ '.-' :~.E126eMT. W O Ih Ii , I In (2) Hollywond lnuArwo; \YORRY CLINIC _ tll;, I I urns ii 11 OF - 14 A. - -. AFTERNOON () j.npr1, y'p . - - - - - -. ! - r ______ )o4)(3)piIDo,hu0 sr - -; - 0 - - _________________________ AT BRIDGE - - 1r)c -- / - .0 , _( Acn g:ILr- (oF YEA;Z5 AGO 110 RAVES Kli`~Ct yCu nLy.~~ F0Q A Rr:;AAAP1Vr_ ' L-1k:r= _n--~AT! ______________________________________________________ ((a) _ ____________ ;-.-; i1 FZI~~HT. fiiUT PIR~,T li~-':5EL tF TH;-- HAh&VEFC- AlQP - . THE GATUH004C.- WITH THe I 't'.rL iC1 I LI ' tkW PEAPIRP-AT A;44iolioo,MY, aO F7A0 -- .I( -; '. BLONQ He voke -in June 14L 1(*T t tiw cIeilu -itinn ( the Fran JO 6OA (2) unsi"rt0 AImInC Desi Arnaz Jr. as 30r. Craig. Cviw i-i 1 I ~(-,otj pro,iL,rict fr,r the by Crooks & Lawrence ... AWD I3RJUoHT HIM HEWE AF TER CLO!511,11 6 TIME-' HC'f*- TIEP UP __1 - sc- POW AvsuOEP OF - At 2 S ( 6 00 (9) r_l'unrlse, jutdoe, 8roatwayJnecal1SOntheI.uTY carter household. and another __101~ 7) 7.1, , / 0 1~~ A . 10-9 . by Bill Howrilia WINTHROP temporary underarm dress -1 shields. I cut some clispos__ able diapers into half a moon shape. iThe dress it COldthbe lturnedh1?ld ower arod armhole traced) Cut two such sectiuns and sew together. zigzagging the outer edge. Pin into the dress at bot,~ peaks or points of the Welds. making sure the plastic side is next to the dress -IRENE precklent Ui. (1r41 I MORNING -Lucy and Joe Namath" i ~ '11116- C TRAT:~ 60M FOMARC) TO YOLIe .I ~ . ____ - _____ X \ () ' J ) - - - . "" 6. ft" b. DEAR POLLY-I have a g r e a t way of making Brandeasil"It President T nhrxr The vdlam ttrnciutti'p be ,I rnan bitter about the gfflrnster's project tcauce hi own (laughter is involved and hasn't gone to him fro help, Schwarz .* 1%, ( - - 1, I 111%< I I_ CAPTAIN EASY -:iiTAW1 7,j., KlNCy,CA(:,Lr_ IF THAT'tl 'Y'L101IZ NAMF' ~4 . . . ______ -:. 4 () 'nroS Lu(,' ") )td 1' - )I,'S) L. - ____ - , 1~ . - . SGT STRIPES FOREVER L - - ni; A Q: -~rr AJOME? HlEfL j,=TMZ FCp , IW.. TO M E: f, A -- _.qr - I .00 ___ \ E ~ I & I • V , , HOU' - 7 . .. - . J ! I ,*_ - .y4' .-.- / - lr . ), j \ ., ; 11 11, NEF-9 TO LEA~Vrm A GOWPLE OF I-AGT WEEK. Goor,rAL - e% - t- rc,.\zT-I; pEpAT1Y€Nr -6 , G-r0qf= - G I-wNG A PRE~: -,,) 15ALE: I 8"r i REALLY AND I [AD HA\X-- I K":yIV W DECOY 8YAWTHER W51CAL rirtep "WHAT' AND JL" rrLNg YOUMAKE j_., this table our arms get silvery black from this aluminum. I would like to know how to prevent this. r__ from the back. This problem is greatest with the sheer tummy-to-toe hose, -.%I. M. V. (1) vov.tfis .4 V) (2) PIM01`51M " . FM WL4;Z ARREGr I not put a tab of some kind on ihe back of the hose so that (6) Fl;Mf#,frIr4%,% th Raidor4 ,Iialflt the FfrM)tflfl Cj4le in H.utnn'4 .stri4nme Wfotod. Don Mered .in,rl Howard CA-u-11 ,wlll enlin- r.rØics lirwrc (iiklnnd qnarti'rbak. will eac1 Moror 07,rilffln DI'II stbafl timø AFI \1t VIuahlo Payr 1brry1. Imnnfr.i. the PIACR , (6) IN)- ov t'to AA-j Liflo" (1) List'% P.A.000 4 4? ,7 ;( (\ y' s1ngrflafl rls'c hic ?trMi5'h I slit kup ,-. --.. -- n ARC 4) .r,øt tsrm ($ Cr0 L sf0 " LIVO • ') (2) I D'rs (9) You Aitififfod for It the -;I I.- r rn r I ?, tOfl ? "~) 1 I ' Put or Allen (a'ii F Ilsi't 1)1141 and lie' /'IP.'rPAi'r " Henry Fonda. Stewart play. thO .4horiff of Firocreek aM FonIda J41111111,11`1111111 trying t keep hr career alive i '' ( y ( DISAG;ZEED \WTH ~ 'A, ;ZF-TURN. IZF-VE-E NUE GEIZViCE .) W' DEAR POLLY-My Pet Peeve is with the manufacMy the quality ,rers of pantyhose (especiz, . ones) who do elevt.s (2) I, no pnt to get me benefits that mean a ø torn hot%"Pn tolerating 'he .'rr'rct n4 rkng his life 'with MONDAY : - T pr/fl ImiAy,-~T*,%N1T, Sol1SLQT1'R "-/L\_... - ..._ -4 I e , Mn4ai ght tilting, %atire In (me 0ifitch in which . ,%ficharl Landon of Itonania" plays a dirtortnti of I V cointriliorrial, He foricounter-ii 4 . THE BADGE GUYS CAPTAIN EASY DEAR POLLY-Mv problem concerns the aluminum ribbing on m.y tZibletop, When playing cards on I - ~ ` . ') -1.) VA ~11`- , % ---- husb4nd cas not too impressed at firct and said he did not see much difference but It realI look ed white after dring -LILLIA\ Polly's Problem , i,.-. - I .1 it and. while standing on a bench, was able to clean th inside of the umbrella, too - .I. 1 \ OOTt3 LI / ~, ' _-~z_ r,), 11% . POLLY CRAMER . I 'A - - placed on e table under the frmged area I as orting on and I scrubbed it in sections all around th e umbrella. It was then hosed down and, after it had dripped awhile. uroceure I opened the umbrela and reraled th e s closed and I cleaned in on the inside. It was and out of the folds and then sp rinkled it down. I opened I oft"', .1 ' For I_) jitio ~ I I V_ - - Q_ , ?$ % 11 64 - D1.AR POLL\ It as odd that Mrs. S. S. s question appeared in the paper just after I had washed the fringe on the umbreUa over my atio table. I closed the umbrella tose so it was re:ids, for rinsing. and attached the A scrub bucket as filled uth hot 'ater to hIch I added some detergent and a household cleanser that contained ammonia- I used a sponge but would have preferred a soft bristle scrubbing brush had I had one. The bucket was Never use flwable Uquidi for thy I.fllfl P?st A11111Y. BOX =\, '%P .1 P-'s '4W, I(r.wan and Martini - -- -_ - - I ~ / --a r Is • , 1, ~ T ~ , I j -.9 1i ,I . -_ Ii '- ' Le '' -, ,,_ .s ' " 1 .7 ' ( -2 ) qs.JpE kjLjGT ?j15MBES 1D MLITICIANG A I evei fore few nmges. 1,- ill . - ( "<', ( - ~I - by Bowen & Schwarx -k 0 Never leave small childrVen abne in Ow house. Not r,ini(,d tw o l(1f e.Arrnv hk nIan.trm hurh puts \LItch,4 1isIl'n in th middlo. ; '. 0 \jTh v -500-M POLLVS POINTERS •fi r • 1 r p.ij,lripq ann nsnfrr,ntti'an ) Dontri - I radlatos 1t s-' cuda wider Itr or they may V4 damaged. Arid replace a cord if it is frayed. 1 ,r. K 4- 00 (2) NAtionAl IF.ON I . 4~0 - 0 Don't overlDad electrical outle,ts with too many apph- ,,q,pis'i by Lsuy Lewis III - THE BADGE GUYS - 'I,i 19??- )~ 10.7 1 - 57 56 0 Be =e your cigareit is out. Matches. too. And / r. h,,raqing by ' r I ii_T -"p - -,, '~, *- - :,,_ '' I 'r - -1 - ~ \, . ," ________________ - A ~ ______________________________ NON SWINiME' 44' _____ ." Ail( ! ,),N n ,-I n rl S POP PRISCILLA' by Al Vermeer I ' '11' k ._~ ' I) ~ ~ j~ I- j + 1 j _ 1Lb ---", IIf ~) HE ----THA 5 * • 34 , ' , ; io(ked .4t tho Nlfrovieq Fireirr"k- ThI4t In play. The pint grit, of a man killifid 11) thP Indian villavp raid Tbe widinw's half. lorped Ron was crippled in the Inch e emotionally di.qtrev alo wh(, vildipti -r~ .' ~-~, tit / I 41 I , '~, 4, ) I 4i,,,, I ) 0, ., p- ly " I 111f I L~0_ T IT- well : 1.1 unokUig 2.) electrical wIring. 3) beating bg equlpment,4.1chtldrenpLayingWtthmattht1.5.)0P1 flames and sparks, 6 I flammaNe liquids. 7.1 xuspicioa a( arwn, 8 1 chimineys ous igniUm. ______________________ I pr '1 , ,,, 11 in and denio-4 Craig permiqqinn haunted by a maltitacre. It twurillws pi,irtiltularly painful It , ! • I , . tCEAt'j, OF AIR , F. 144 ~~ Kii,ia ________ J.~,~"L I -SCIENCE- SAYS IV,% E ir 'I I 1i " 1~ i I. - I I 4 , "* - -- . I # ______________________________________________ r 'Uh1U t".irii, EVENING S POP PRISCILLA' I )6 -. , ,. - I _______________________________ ___________________ I 1; I, . 4 14 United States? More than 12,5W Uves were lost. Even man tragjcauy a urge percentage o deaths were ctdr, elderly permns and invallds who had bm Wt alone for - . . .P -- 7 , " let's get mre current shaU we? Did you know that I . . _________ ,' But . __________ j f I , lot >11" .? .1 ,, - I .4 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS t..ws ! . _. - , 1!* ______ 10 ~ I J AS S :E ALL 11 ~, % 11 11111 ' .0 . . W. by Larry - ; , ii, ~,Ii Ttir R-'J ('uS, fltinrruk rf , . 4 S3 Summer (Fr ) 56 To,%-n (Cot- approval (of 32 High - ".L I ,k'~ E 'J si R -V Sign of 'AA SE °]°' a Forr ' ~ ' ~. "~___-..,' -* .- ' . CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS __________________________________________ _______________________ 25 Point sD*liu1 33 Va'or rntht 3 Woods 34-hsnd.d 4Cbimscsl suffix (desixfoc) 5 Speed up :9 Firminine appellation C Dalightef of V. r. r .., n~ :: . . . - ~ 7 - 4$bo. tSc*up isiwtal 2Ists o( sm Abigail Vi Iw'.n w ' )2S(fl 16 Womhip £)Russinc 4Mucii I body) 44CraggyhtILi 46 Fragrancie 11Trr °" . _______________ information det* By ,I r ~ - ~, I. I 1 , Oct I - --I-waft6 t) M .014-1. . - = - I;t.,~, -A P1 I 11, I I ,--,-ew-11111ii, 1-If `ii' ~~ - jjl,r~- f I. I I . ,? It *.I , "I A - 1'11* ~ I. 1; I A.., , . , , , . [ 0 "A: "', - ',~ - . 23 rinfush bike 14 Decide --a Some t-v ~4. - ,' ' Môndy, i . 't 1% F, I: I ' Lfl t tfl ts TI 1;~ - 1 - 'I : 4. `1 - ( Sanford rAId 1 1.' 1 T)OCM1114 I 11 , T M . - . __ F ,,7, 7 """' ~~_~ 4,~ ) - _____ rI,;"_,____ by V. T. AND iPd%T STEAK HOUU p �' -' -T - Si WANTAD Legal Notice — — Legal Notice Legal Notice INFORMATION -_ Meraic Legal Notice ______ Legal Notice FtCTIT,00S NAME IN 1141 CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE OF IWTE*4TIONTO FICTITIOUS NSML that I or S Preb oiv JUDICIAL £ GMTL EEOISTEE FICTITIOUS woT CI CUlT. IN IWD FOE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOPIbA •' CIVIL ACTION NO rrpt r GE&M.M ls&LP$ M T&CR in re T)w p & ROGERS Dt.N!EL MATHEw5 EuoI Partn,ri orr ari P' ) D'.N ROY 10)O DWfl(P'% 0 DV 1. a eneo' RESIDENCE UNKNOWN prtnerthI ay'o inreno to rpit1'p' NOTICE TO DEFEND with 1Pe Curt ot the Circuit tour' th0 11W VOL AlE saio TilDE N&ME Nottct it pip,tr G,vpci 'UaU lnbuti?eI3 a' 7OC P4IbIICUI Court. 5anford, SomIFlole CountS'. ;Iora Ufl0 th $C?HU% Mt of ma' in ?ha' ! 'end B J'I C&; isc name with nt Ci SC'1,t Df thi Cc1.j" Cou Coun'y Florida In .cco?dlflct with •otin of the FIc,flioui SictIOn To WI? Name Slatutel Ioid0 StatuteS 1957 RUDY & Lingitor t 2. 9. tb. PUIIIPI S.minole County. Florida. of DVI in compliance a Pe?ltIorv for blItcIu?10n lIIaI' you prrlaQe sat WI??' SPCIIOO 96309 FlorIda 5ta$u?y ir the abOVt.ttYII0 Court and Dat.ca' Tampa. FlorIda. 0a DI 117 •t r.olJI'SC 0' Seo?rmbe". 1972 I'yrn' ( Fop; Harley L Graham Ralon M Tackor Artwr Or pleadinO IC the PetltIor OF' the PlaintiffS atior,w', RUUAN BOs 11g. I &R&5Oh. Pt OffIce At,amont, Sprinus, FloridA • tile the orsQina AnsWer or pI•adir .,' the tfict Ct the Clerk I ?PI CIrcvI' Court, 5pmInolt tout", Courthouse. Sanford, Florida OPO" befor, the ',$t Oils 04 Novtmt,t'T. 197; Ii VOl.. IIIit Richard & RoperS R P MathewS Sot Owners Pobilh Dcl 2. 9. a. , lvfl DII IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR CUll' IN AND FOR SEMINOLE do W IUOO?flP0$ by Oelaui will be COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT taker apaintI you for the reIl-t IN SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA File No Estate of DONE AND ORDERED at Sat' florida ThIs 79th day of 5p temte', TO Rani0rr- I, LflwI'l P 0 Ito; 67 Owotso M,Ctligat' *467 YOU &RE PIOTIr lEt) its.' an lhC aCteor to toreclt11 tolloweflO prope'r ri Seminole County. Florida Lot IC RFPLZ.T or Lots 54 and LOiS 76 ihrOuQl throuOP SOL'4 MIE ROE OuLE N5 5(CONC)REPL&'i sccOrdIfSpttthl T All Person; Having Claim; Of bemandt &p*lfltt Said Estate "OL 4iT-t 1.0ff 0' yOt n'I he',t ,tltied and ru're'O t( fft iaIrnt ottO d,mands WhiCh Ou 0' ,thrr i1 yni, may PVP 000irill "' _________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT (DUEl DC THE -,TatC In fIst off ire of P4110 WAllar P1 Mali, Coun", Judge 4 Seminole I- 1014T1 I NT14 JUDICIAL ('P county. at lift office in me Co'j" CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE aIenda month; Iron-. the time 0$ lIst 1175' pus,leCaton Of thiS noI.CF CIVIL ACTION NO 72.711 In re The Adoptian 0$ Each claim or demand must be In MARCIA CAY LEE ,iritlfl( $?SL1 COfl'Oir tIll' ('111CC of NOTICE Tb DEFEND II ",(lrir1ct nr'n no'. nf'..t titIre'jA 4 7. 6. RESIDENCE uNkNOWN the Claimant and mu-st be sworn tO You ae hereby notIfied that S nw the claimant, ISIS sPent 0! Petition for the adoption of the or the tame Shall be voc mino' chIld romeo above has beer PhilIp C. RIfle lilac apaitflt YOU itt the above s'yleC - LwPCUtO' Court and you are reguirec tO serve -. ,,.ait, estate - I ELD WRIGHT. i' 101st, 0' yOu! Aritwe" or pleading ic the PelIti. or the PlaintIff'; ' I ,N&RDT I TRICkEt.trny.TFUM4h I C1R&S0h r'oj' i'.". Metcalf I'IuiIdiflg Office (lot 147. &llan'tonIr Springs. iin000. floridO 37101 Florida 377111. and file- the original c-?rlrncYi- for 11* Estate 500$ II. 75 DII 7.9. 1977 Answer or pleadIng in the office 0$ 7,1 the Clerk of the circuit Court Courthouse Scm naIl' C nun" Sanford. Florida orior before lIst is? NOTICE OF AC' iON cia', 0$ NOvember. 1977 Il you fail tO ORlt,A I do So. ludgmn by cIf'fnul' will hf :.lTUS I. C,kl11M. jR token auains' you for the relief _______________________________ Llflkrtowr' OcmøntiaC so tts, Petition .l',APdI GRIFFITH DONE AlIt) ORDERED 1.1 I f'.OPflte 11r9.nDW0 t torecli, 11,1 ?ltt" (10', 0 hPe'hs u.ncl pact- it' tOe.. Septrmbr !9 .rC that i tul' tins en brDu;h' Sea ,i:,e.iflht YOU in the Circuit CItuti. AI.'ThU' H Keckwittt. Jr I ,(JPiIPPntP JudiriOl CircuIt, in ant Clerk of the Circuit Court in " Seminole Coun'v, Florida CIa ActictIl P40 72 11)0 en'etIpCl Deputy Clerk MOP ,.IA't iONf,L F DIE'... PubliSh Oct 7.9. 16. 73. 1977 - -i.&E L!,SOCIAT ION a c" 71 i,r"il'lOI- ngan.:Pc1 antI pptng a' the United tiil'SitClit t the' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 01 THE 0$ AmericA Plaintiff, v ElliS L GRIFFITH, JR ano EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR Cull IN AND FOR SEMINOLE - ..),Ah I CiR1 F 701 04,5 Wife rinlnnoant', and you ano sort' t COUNTS'. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 72-1212 -,fl,. ,'trecui'po ft file you' ,,ns*e' lormerl', or writtendotIenset tothe Complaint C M bL ISS 'NC 0 UAPANTV y.'.tt list Clerk 04 SaId Court and & 1 1. E P 4. L Morc,4.&E I a cops theed tionf' %A'O BUILDING - e-.iOpnCt' - - -,' ui: -- DeU.nc*an'S NOTICE OF ACTION Cle'I of the Circuit Court By CeceliA V Ekern Deputy CI.rs . 1977 publIsh ot . '. 16 DII - V uflor' them. DICE ASFO 'SealA"hur P4 Ke:kwth. Jr NTICE TO CREDITORS I'iaIn?Iffi. and DWELL R&NSOP' &LEf'41.DINE LOWELL. hi', wIfS tP,rOupP or •noIttsocIam1n0 demanded It' the Pe'itiofl 1. 1 J.!( PSOt. COUNTY FLORIDA CASE NO fl.1313 FR&N 0 MILLER and $&EL L MILLER- Pit wIfe - , IS. of the Public Seminole COUntY. Re'rØ; FlOrida ha' iepr tied OPOIflS' flIP', 0$ your 0I f'QLi'CC tO Sl''L'F wrlfit?'- CleftflWS. I' arty. to It on I. ' CARROLL. JR of the H?NT(E. P&TILL0. C&PPO L 1. kING P (7 Pot 3,40. WIn',' ('ak Florida 37714+ PialnlitVs fo.r OCtober 31st. 1973 and orb' lip the oi;lfla- with list clerk of tills cOu't pithpr befD"e SpryiCt 00 pIOlfltltf'S alto-ne', 0' imrned,atpls thereafter. tterwIse a de1aut il t,e entered again' vD for the relic' demanded If the romnPiolfl' or P4ltion WITNES! rn', Piano alsO Dir see! 1 this Court or, 5aptrmber 77th 1977 s.RTP4UP II (l(ECkV.'lTPi As Clerk o the Court fl C.celia V Eke"n Deputy Clot"; PuhlItt'+ Dcl 7 9 Is 23 DII ; • Direct Phone Lines To Wjint £dc IN THE couwTv ,uocr's NOTICE isereb ;vtpar "3 t P0 COUT II ND FOE SEMINOLE inanC in sriroi sinu' COUNTS', FiORIDA tPU' f.C1l?i0J Jn•'j (itoH (P1 Of lLIAMONTE SPENG J&MS I W&NN&M&E i CQIST ans? fla I n'.n ?r NOTiCE TO CREDiTORS irui? Courl, S ,InOI COtJn' Hivil,9 ClaIm; Or I wi.orIn pru;'r, trrrr To All Pri.Oni f$o'oa in accordance A9aIn,t Said E'.1. of the FIC'ttIoui Name VOL) onc eoP o yOv a't hereby PrOVI,iOnt To WI? Sec'ior $65 Slatutpt, to flit any r,GulrpC r.otiflac arc n L7 i si om Sem lie , Florida Statutes Lott VP", smell oacP,IMuPlC arc mend; lnturftrlCel ) S Ro & vlcInl? O 17 plthprO 'VOSj 0v have a(iains' talC LnOw00d at Orla ndo CharleS St 9 1t 25 DC' 3 RubIliPI SeO' "oncab'r a'(' &te REWARD 6'l 1174 a'r es'p'r $t the 0f1t r'"°" .idoe br DEP4 10? Wallace P4 $011. Coun 83 -9993 SnIISOlo County. Ii' P%I 0ff iCC In th THE COUNTY JUDGES IN F,rnae Help Wanted ia or A Runs C0u' MOUSe in S-anforo, FLrlda hC LO°C ersonaIs 2 COUR1 IN AND FOR SEMINOLE w?PIir tli cOIPtdbr monthS fror- 'he - _._ Thc L'SS It Costs Per Line ,,,,, tit of the tlrV PubIIC0Or 0 thiS COUNTY FLORIDA '° " typltC perIenCe Per D FILE NO •Y'I ( nOtice Ea:tvciaI'r Or demand muc' The Sa.'fOrc MPrald 0$ care a63 Estate of be If writinC AlSO COntOIr its' P111CC of M W4hNAkFR Sanford- Fla or Consecutive Rates Cen*.a: ear' s' C'" and ooi' office acnrets De.asPG _____________________________ IPIf' ClAImlirt' arc mutt be sworn t InS(.r?IOrtS -NO ChartQe SOUTH SEMINOLE. tmbil Office NOTICE TO CREDITORS LEE 'v',j TQ0ILLD' Call Toll t, IPIC claimant ISI% open' or a' mature par! t,"s# il-S Of Cops or Person; 145v.n9 Cla,ms To All Frpt e. 202' to' We Care'tO'nF" Or ttP tOl?se shall be yØid te'fephOFC an;We'rlltQ i-9b' Tpens &t,ji?s Demands &palnst Said Estate p4!!fi4 _______________________________ 4f"oiC I &ustattor typtQ Wrte P 0 P0' FST &' I times 3Ac a tint1 thru S 4dminit$o Fla "C%I 0?'CI eaCPi 0' yOu O'P hprPb I ____ 0$ Said Estate 7$c a line S th'ij ?C ?i'?lPs ______________ . r&cs r'tIPd and rnouired to tue an', f (NNETP4 R MACHP. 221 a liFtS' PEOPLE V ?,mrs 10 PliY OR SILL AVO"S arid dpmind% which you. or . MInte'Y 1'Hlio (0644 vaPt &lco".7'cs AnOnymOuS Of you may hayC agaInst said r C$roII I Can '4C10 CP4ARC'E) of Honorable MIPvJIMUM r"-'n'F' In the' o4Ii (SI 75 Wet' na"; L-.t'ny ' Phone ' MATURE WOMEN Wallace Ii Mill. County judge or wintpr ('ark florldC 37'IS 3 LInCS Minimum _________________ : ',r 'I ' who nN'd you Orid Car, for people SemInOlP County. a' PIlt OtfiCP In the Attorne. tO' S.flminus?rator IncOme 100' iull t,me '"C '. 'f'•t recCive an 'ri Sanford, Florida. Court MOuse 16 23 30. 1972 Pupilsi. Of' as arid temporary assipnmen — withir 515 caIPheC! mntht from the hF . ,prlI%lfl9 . lye in companions 0' tti'Sf'l' NC time 0$ the $fr%t publ.CotiOn Of this +li 5jfliO'C WCr$IO on WnO'.sLla, Business Opportunities tees call HOMEMAkERS TP'e flo,uj, tEach claim o' demand mutI au'ema"ca"s be pia.nt thu . - -__— SEMINOLE COUNTY IsOARDOF UPJOHN CO ia7S 74 the PIOCO contain be if wrilin; ano of sOas; C LYILY B&RGLlh .,1 WS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS "r'sedi'ne 0lSd post office add"i'lS of (Tk the' t d.t?ibu'tC 'r or NORGETOWN Live lIt pleasant surroufld,nVt LIOn' Notice of Public Hearing 400,,yy0+ vs s.itr hOme; it ttst ,'.a lIst claImant arid mutt he twOrO tO POL,$OWO"k Care fr tern ",vale COIN LsuIlr)', &d,,vt,S,r', Should •"C'vCC tite claimant hiS open! 0' 11? fl.t Itoa'c 0 (nunty Corn riosslble COUNTY. FLOP IDA CIVIL AC ISoarct of Counts Cornmli%ennP"S Sominole (our", Florida Org Chairman Attest A'thsr Ii Beckwl?h ii' Publish Oct 9. 1973 till 43 TIOP. NO 73 1163 It' ri Tht Marriage of. I, 0" .. S 41. WS.ET Wilt' ()rjr,ivnonc, CLASS I F IC AT IONS Announcements ___-1-Lost & Found ________ 7—Personals 3-AnnOuncements 4-Cards of Thanks S-In Memorsains )-IItttruCtIOfl ---------- Employment Ste MI I'OSSE 551014 117i50 Shyl.,tc (Tall Ill 2171 fi.'.Iiv Acicaqe I.ots & n stro iii Calibart Real Estate 1 i4r Sc! Al 7 - -' --' 'I,,, _____________________________ ________________________________ V. so' vA IS-Male Femalt — IS Summer Strep' Help Wanted IN THE IIGHTI 164104 JUDICIAL Winthrol, Maine CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR Wanted NOIIC itt) )6.SIIuatlOfl B,i LEE MEFIFY INVITATION TO VOL t)estrie' SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA. mo' W"e 'LID" L ',AN WART hat e'yye17-DomestIc - Child Care CIVIL ACTION NO 72.1215 Circul' Court of SchOol I%o.rtt will receive bidt for filed 11 Pi"ltiOrt PetitIon 0' In re ?PiC furnestlinp Of Oil labor, !e'm irIt It' Coun's. FlDrida. Rentals ____ 71 swlutior- Cs' Marriage and you are mate'ials eCuIDmen! and StfvlCeS P05!' t'iA.I HIGGINIIOTHAM. PptttloriP' YOU' rni'eC It SC'vt' 6 coOs n rpQuI'PC to' lIst constui'tiOI" 31-Rooms For Rent NOTICE DC ACTION v. tIer efentet- If ny ott I'IEO N £ t) (I C LI it- N I I C N I AL L-ha'Iet L Chum TO 0$ '27ApArtmefltI Rent Of the lOw fiHIGH J.'L AN JR BUILDING FOE LYMAN cc C,enra Del'vP"i !1 6457R0M t)&vi$ I MCIN Unfurnihed SCHOOL 4.640 INDUSTRIAL ARTS KauIii, P4av.0 peti'*onr AttOPYt t 0 BUILDINC.Al 5&NFORt) MIDDLE Rent 7)_ApartmentS YOLT '.RE HEPEBY NOTIFIED witte- address is Pos' Office Pot SCHOOL SEMINOLE cOUNTY Furnished hIss' Itti above nme(1 Petlteoner. 1. and file Sanford Flori0a.3 7 FLORIDA Rola Dale H,ggsnbotilamPas filed a 34-Houses Rent UnfurnIshed Bed; *111 be received until w.o tIle origIflol with the Clerk 0$ lIst pelltlor in the aoovt ityled Court 30 bovPstylPC Court on or befo", 25—House's Rent Furnssh.d October 75 1977 a' tPI adoption o1 the minor chIldren October 11 1972. othOrwise p defOul' I t)7 Ot LYOfl High M — FOP SALE O( 4.1,J 'I5, CANt)" I GUM Sanford S ENDiNG BUSINESS C.000 iNCOMI C tO P hours wPPkI', Iota' p-ice 1113$ 00 cattt Wr te EXAS kAPIIDY KOM 1. 1505Sf' Ed SAri Inc AN AntOniO 't; -: +t'OlL0 (SIsOnC neivntir' ASALOI, A1A MEN 7 ADULTS- NC' PE1, 11eV.' 7ndc' in _____________________ ______________________ - ____ , ,___ -- --------_ - - - - - I -- + THE - - ' '; _-- -+ 57) to serve a cops 0$ your w'IttIr 27-Resort Property For Rent against you f0' the e1,P' time soc piare the beds will be It on Pelltioner'I terec defe'flSe'li. If 5ny to 0,1 demanded il'i the Petition ?Ø( Ma1uY t)r vt'? •IOUC 00(1 publici', Property For Rent Truck 'Two isedroOm fully furis!hCd WInSe Address IS P C fIns 364 II) us at10'fleV, Charles H Williams- 331 my hard and officio 171_BusIneSs Drawings arc Sp.clfeco*lOfl; ma', V.'lLL AMS 01W tampa?'; Scm. DaCSSU' van Live fluDitt. 4270 S Orlando Orve MitUf101iA AvotflUe. Sonfo'd rloricia MLIR RAY C 0 (los Robinson Street Suite i0 P of said Court Di' thIS 14?? day Of '79-Wanted To Rent p, otstalnrc n deposEtin; the (5[ITY V.'ILL 4V.5. - ir Sanford area (.0(51 rui Es oft or before- October 11 1972 176, Ola000 Florida 37$. OF' or September. A t)., 1977 __ Defendanti detlgnatec omOufltS wit? Gijtmann. One bedroom apartment newly Cello'S' as anc company benefItS ,,'iE' II yOU fal to do so a Delail' befO't Plovembe' s 1972. aflOfilttP't Real Estate For Sale Dragos?' anc MatZ 4.rCtil?pCfI. NOTICE OF ACTION decorbed come'r'y t"n Must men •il DOT anc company *it hf entOrpO nga'n'-' — _______________________ ARTHUR 04 PECKWITH JR C WILLIAMS 01W IncorporateS Sultt 400 SanIord 0!lgl' wh the Clerk 0' ThIS (is" A' condteoneC Is' Reasonable reout'- mertis CD' info'?.ayD and each of you to' the teirl 77i MLVC LY servIce on Pe!tIofS0!"S before eIther clerk l tht CircuIt Court 31-Houses For S. WI,L i&M!' Atianiit Nations! (lana BuildIng, cOt'ttOCt Gull t)il Company P 0 PFT' 'ste's Q"artge CIt '75 7155 tild'h41n0001 In Said Complain' ttorney or immediately thereafter. Ca'celea s (Set-Tv 1%', -tOSICItfiCI uflkfloWtt SafltOrO. ,'Io?iw; E7I croricivor. SC'U'P' 32-Farms & Groves The natu', (f flieS %ul' is to tyftie"wlst a detaul' will be entered a's Deputs Clerb BE YOU ARE 140151 illta' lIst) DDCUMINTS WILL Co-coo A" At' , rPriO%, a certar mlg9f dated relief Houses Rent you to' list 24 33-Lots I Acreoe demandd SIENSIPOM DAVIS R(1..LASED JNTI, t)(P3$tI IS JUlY 1 1471 $110 Iilid July 7 1Q71 action to terminate a certain land ir fist petition .r pl.dliflQ Unfurnithed Homes McIh'l'OS" Ctg)Or'enrt 34-Moblit 6. 'Mar wilt F-[CrVEt) suit reCOrded iri Of$ieai ReCord', Contract And tO hOyt Said lOt-IC w,P415!' m's; hand and the USl 0 _________ __________________ FID?ici6 State BanS D.po;lfl rlared nut arc void or' moo.le names arid sr u Cal- 775 Document; 35-Income & investment hook 9.57 page 7ai itt the- itH'.t of the contract a' Sanford. Seminole', Suite (Dli'-' this 4350 P4IleS'd Mobilt Homes. Hwy 3 FOrt I 0.0$?' Souse for 'en' $135 pe se :ompsetesets Seminole tttt followIng described proper's ! C It"k at t"ct'I' (Dun Property lo'idO tillS 77th das 0 toun", mo 3230394 Offire Ito' 1330 -------. 1797, Qrenge Cl'; Sai'cllic$tioflI tln?iflh ,'ntumIIprlflG the lituitteD It' Seminole (nun's ---' rp'1"."t'l UIIVJ 'V P10' 00 4Sf! lb-Dullness I I Sanlort p.' copy 1)5 00 OnIs Iytng FIO'sda. following deScribed property Three bdrOOlF' pa'll, tufiittliod, SEA,. Attont to' Petitioner e pe" set Alt l LC'C alSO Eat' I) ½ fee' o Drawings Only 37-Real Estate Wanted AMERICAN WOOD 11110 beind in 5eminoiI' County. oi,iet piace, large yard ho p,.., AR"PIIJR Pt (lECKWITM, .R rt..i.ii..n !.osn 11 25 Or? 2. 9 77 -4 LAAII"ifF' ' Pkp)ULT IL I iOriflIt ill Slit !— _________________________________________________ tI-inkers Refe'enctS Call 2?) 4 (le'rt r' saio CircuI' Couf" 5 7 00per thee' DFH 71 Sheets Recreational ,nt 7t' (llC; C, W717171MEPI PLAT O O,.MSTEAC I. MILLIE " t5,n; orphcaliont to' iot 0$ S EoPn _____________________________ 1 Masint By _________________ SUBDIVISION Altamonte Spings, RrjS ____________________________ c workinsso.cmanPreser 240! Ovr l 'U; SI COND Af P LI As Deputy Curs IN 1141 COUNTY JUDGE'S 0$ 121 FIoridO, according to Pitt BooS S. A maslmurn of t 5fl.ifl 3 Bedroom. 2 bath. cbhOuSS', ki!CtsPfl i,'inU t itic plot tnereot esperiencec with and PUblish OCt 7' 9. is 27. 1972 COURT. IN AND 11-OR SEMINOLE 41-BICYC*% PubliC RecoOt of SemInole oocuments may be oDlaifled by .ac e0uiPed. In ci'y near SChool and ('let Book 13 Pgr 73 page M' ilvt had SuperviSors CS ordec 47—)atS 711 iF COUNTY FLORIDA prospective biacter fo full refund CounIs. t I0'idO ngtpta! Av-b.Ibblt Or' 10 1150 I itillt Ptc'ds 0$ Seminole (nun'; per iCtttC SoIay commentu'ate 'tI Marme EquIpment F ILl NO bid contingen' or pcpep' has been flIed •;alnV you and yOu w't'. e*P0!iCOC. PIsnt 1% 322 7194 I In'idO Estate of DeduCtions at speriflec belOw P wit? flit f011owing •!t reQUIrUC IC secve COPY f yOUr 43-CamPIfl Equipment tar appointment Ask lot0(71 ___________________________ HoCo' Rent win. PurChase Plon to I on I' Additional compl.tesets or parl,e ittrrUNITED IT 4.7(5 0151 lult. I 'AMV.i( L"641. V.S.Pl%AMAKEP i4Sports Equipment Rønp. — It i,PC t'DUePfltCflt Dersesoc PaI Ridge 7 Pedrooms 3 bath. JULIUS 0 PITRUSI,'. PlaintIff's se's 0$ documents mA', be ootainec FU,I011OniVersnP.050 I rI-ipprato' Well IC Wall Ca' COURT. MIDDLE DISTRICI OF NOTICE TO CREDITORS Call 3734262 e ID7 * 15 Dt proparlive bi(1de"s o' Stto'ney, Whose OdOrCil ;33 East ;-'ing FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Merchandise Call 327 It All Person', HavIng Claims interested pti5 by depositing the Roblnso! Street Orlando, FlQ'idO, COURT 640 1344 ORL CIV .IThESS m; tionc arC oflic, Salary plus commisSion Demands Again.' Said Estate %p,Clfied amount wnpr.y or ono' before the 3111 cia', l October ________________________________ seal 0' thiS Coun' •t Sanlord UN 1(t) 57&IES OF AMERICA, Seminole Coun'y Flol'idA, 'he; 17*? 1972. and file the OipIfl$I with fIst 'eceup' at retwn.c oocum.nts keleaDit nior. to Ø'.ve ?'utk+ I0C notified •1W eduCC lb file a"p '51-AuctiOns NARD P NIGHI. A SNOLE w'-v'rt on Plaintiff's .tto'np; 0' 0e'psI' wil! N refunded bed'OCmt •wa'Iablt now, no pe Seal' r'tIse? 0 yOU ma; have again?' Said I lumber yard 4$ H Week Es S7s it Secu' v DC SALE No':e 1 ?'"U; And Trifle ctllPfS' l'InPt b,ni'S Apply mte't' it' the office t Hono'-able .53-- Sw. -----____________ (1'aw trors bidden; wilt receeve ootIul' will 1w entered agant' yits' Clerk o' Circu" Durt the' pursuon' to a Summafy Fine. --a nto Sco"v s pot'sor a'ot' 9 Wallace H Mali. Coun's uuue for 54- EquIpment For Rent the per ten' 0$ their total Orpoilt to' ttte relief DemandeD 0$ Seminole Dec"ee o' fo'teSure ent.rec 0( S FrPnCC Home Bu,iaers Houses For Sale 31 St,- '1n0It (Our";, a' t'i,s offi, ir the dOcuments 'ecept Complain' September IS. ic'; t,', tnt auov, 5SMI',cettOnP0UI Counts C so' iOa SenIorC Ate' 10'DO (DU'-' H0bi if Sontora seA! 0' t,anc'. anD Itte Ott, Illtio'i 1A1P'.l.S! e'st'tIPd Court eO ttte bor S'yled For ie lIt Zeri.n S tI" Pf viithir- 515 cIrnda' months t'o te leIUflt or Costs fOr postage !tiIk COu' or. fhe 77th osy of SCi the undprtipfleO • 40,W 15! 5t io' oral.. esperienc C 1t COISt used ca time 0' the firS' publication 0' thIS SSA—UPhPld Goods DellvS'% charges I11CU!0d Shall be tember t977 A 51(16. States srshaI or an; 0' h dul; ' not essential See preferred. 7735 clan- or Demand mvs' oecurtic from fIst aeposit it(OP' I lSeall 54-.AntIqs•es autno'izeci deputieS. wel set' ,h, notice tact Cii 5P(( P 1 51ff P Joe C'e."nons — Gene Burke be Inwrttingalldtoflt.lrthtPlaCeDf ARTHUR H BEC,:WiTM. R to' edoenda prop.ytattit SemInole County 1 1792. (l KINOSBERRY Chevrolet. 3700 S Mw, and pot' office add'eSI f 57-MuitaI MerchandIlC meet', It selecting e SIsPV As Clerk f the Court II) Magnolia Avenue Florida oettiDeS as (.0' IC Flock B'icp home, 3 Deorooms. 2 oat?' Sanford the claimant Soc mus' e swo'n tO 51-Store And _________________________________ Ekerri IV' lieu 0' a Complete SI" F; Cecelia s' nIgrd. IIø' 32171 SUMMERSET NQRTH SIC tpnttal heit •flØ 5', kItChin w?' (it, Inc cia mont hI; agent or at fict Equipment ot ContraCt Oocum,n the fir- 0' Deputy Clerk 7P4 IN I E S A' A P.. A 0 1 P Attorneys to' Piaintlti lION 3 accordIng 't the Pla' dftposai. r0fl9t 01W dIshwasher lIsp tarn. shall b void ton,s 0' tame assumes iS 23+ l Pbil5h DC? 3 individual AggreSsive. relponhiDie men ?twi'epf as recOrded ii' Plal Boos 15 59_Machinery Ptil,s?' 5ept II 25 Oct 7 4 1917 formal dining room. ftIy Plarolt F us'aPsor the sole rpIbIllt; • 711 4 I!' P1 I Pages 74 end . PUDIIt ecuros neeDed OF' OUt sales 50$ tO take PefOd. enclosed garage VA. 1044. An Tools Admin,Strtor mnantvemeft' posItiors Escellen' Semnri, Coun", 1l0'iO$ r' publi( __________________________________________________________ sheet hr r,gUIrt5 f P. Conventional Fir.OFicin; 47) 0' sac Estate D-Bulldlng M.i.t-sal; outC", tO the niphes' and bel' DidOet 4160+ Ry Crank. BiIDer Al DoCumentS art Inc propert; 0$ guali'; Appointments on'y- cait ti-Lawn And P"iIt the 01ufltt' Scrambler 9 00 a m ønd 24 1977 a 373 Tud$; , Garden EquIpment Dranpe Cdt Si.. I following within five (5! rront poor 0' tne Seminoie County C,rr011 6. sin; Thu lDQ t 150' homeSIte with a 2 75,' We',' PaS Avenue 47-LivS'StDck And nate set to' receiving bids F IOidC Sc,nto'D Cou'!PDliSt bedrot,rrs Pst)mf ifitiucipO na', CI1 1'OI. rior,oa Wint Poultry 77 lieD aucumen'; ma', be esamiflec iMW.E 0iA1 DP(NIPi&$. Dater 4 3' Cule flieR-v *et,f. at well OS 5 Iovelp It ir'; Atto'nr', tom ,mini5trtDr the I 1UI roast a' tIlt offlcr of the 4.t-cIsit! MAN I LANDSC4.E F OP J4(P. P'EEPLES 43— PetS And Supplies ICoroisr room. ','.reenpO porch. am. SX Pu(iI,tt' Dcl 9 16. 73 30. 1977 uI— IflhltItuing locations a'v Only light ..ienct United States MarShal _________________________________ 64—ClothIng 1. IUuetct niotsi')' Dliii ),eti't,nolt' County D,s?rict _____________________________________ cornmerceoI pr and win t'ain ro'id, MotIle- t)is$'ic' 4) Maktle I llrmainder McQuillan 5-PgI (lord rrsioen',al 1300 lInt hour TIUSUikV s.f NOELL V.' W01(RRY O R(SOLUT ION 6401 CI 1:' Ltu.ngrm's Transportation ': wj"1 I • I Slate Ii 9; OtBe' v .1010 4.ØminhitrOtion BuIlding 42ltrqtIl? s,s',,st.nt Ui,ltrd States Attprfl', Of NE PAL LABOR (P s'&Cs.T INC. '.640 ANNULLING litidr 5jEl0' 4473 5 s'. Eat! comme'- ee 5ttp0' v'StaH at t PI.intlff PARI O A PLAT AND ABAN Willing tr. wurk 12 Is-s1puiiit 7D-TrlvCi TraIktrS ML S OperSunda, I 304pm ',iiifO?V. FigridO 4 J'hilsppint' AND 71(76464(7 A CLOSING PublIsh Sep? 25. 01? 2 9. it- I977 Seminoir COitl 14 IIPEIUIL 34S (;t '.SSD( li-Auto Repasrs DIS(CI641 I NU INC. L 013 BL Ott S IS Mispl*crd ,rrttu DIH AAA EMPLO"1-(T rise'5I Clot-lao . :.. 45 Attempt Parts AccesSories 11' II ltl-cn 5"P(ETS £.I.L.EY3, PARES AND F ce-- I wee.; Salary terms 3APl1 ORD. New 3 beom . home ii.,iI(1r'-s' (j,ctsaflge IYWrtt 5fJGtoupoJ I15ileL AR (A S Co UN ('(.41 110 MilCOt' . 117.600 ChAp' 775 1,nanciog $)t Auto; 77_smp0rt War&,in 1111 _________________________ test Pa"; horses 4 Olirse'.lhtD THEREIN Ca%%,ltir"t %1 Ours' Utah, P,ttør drs'its Lake Avenut Aui;qiiiou' 1$ Utsc(e ITuo1;i1un It MAY CONCERN C WHOM 73-MO1OI'CyClt't — (iTy OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ReVPOC; So 131 3100 34li-nttittl,t'1utIi lnduaii (port) DrianDu FlO'iOe Cumpst'y the herebt given treat NOtitt '5 And Scooter; FLORIDA list FuTrar ai;ii;dnr 3flTukr tlt I BALL REALTY Board 0! (Dun'y CommIsS,oners a WELDERS. METAL Notice Of Hearing iigiittit' ;4-Ttuck5 And It-aliens 7 russIi i I)?UflUtd I V. Dodge Company 33 LIu:Ih Io'iOa. 01 itS Seminole (our", MAY CONCERN 'C WHOA' IT 37 Cutiw futth mounUiuti = &e'i'v&nr maid 7874 Lage*nlCr Drive t'r)'lIlI 56+tlled itt ri*fal IabeitF' or 3It TUI,t011Zr F PliiN'L 4 1)imitu heerinl helD Oft the- 3rd day 0$ r PILL f.5747( N3'JPAN(F CounCil f Ail,mOflte 5pr cogs wriD'ng conseder oppOunity nØ A certified cnect o' bank 0ratf tObe'. L.O 1972 tri tnt Count; )bl C L5T 11143751 dvanCCiiInflt Opening Dunedin Semuttole- Coun';. 1liO that said 311 Luruliaali payable to the Seminole County Cumrnutsionef'S Meeting P00'! I" — Re 372 771 P 377 %it t,On ii?, niriol field Council will hold a flvaufl; on also Shop ll1l LI Destruct School BD.rV British ruh ttet Seminole Count; CourthouSe a' pIvmOUtP tOrionool, iSiusdi,whosrs Itic Uuett,Utt of chang'ng lIst zoning t)aoe C"y. Government Bonds a' a sl'istac sllkwurii lii L$e WaleS V0ti0fl SiCk pay. TWO BEDROOM. I bath home with 25Bktiirdu1 iaS',,Ie(,t iOn tot tnt following Santu'C. FIOr ida. pursuan' t Il'% to'; bid UCtsC esecuted b' tfte bidder PCtitiOf" and publiC nOtiCe giver rkut' IamU oetciDed properly SUrrtiet it' Sr end acceptable 4l Ulrtmet 7. lIriu". 31) A.grr situ: iirs I Ilrt.t-ghi is 5)5,00(1 techniQues Opportune' es f r iiours vacating end anniiuiung a part f flit ci p0.-dIng 'it 1*414(1 BEOROOA' 1', home OWE LL 1140 Dl5TRiC" TO P 3 •0b0('!''" be SubmitteD *itt' act' Dci shall IlfUli,). (Uitr oW 0$ 1.01W L•%C - 3 ELI' .7 Ii'; i'ti Fla' ' ttt roliect. WP LI0'uGS 'oo"- on lake, with Call MLIL. I IPLE CAMIL S' 71$ P1(1, o•par-za''cir Sutimntlted bond tic The (lid R IDAY V Its' u a', followS WhoDvi •' Or I "oio' CleO'*a'er ($131 3Lo?s I anU CLESStPeW,lt 150?.eli 9 r unsuccessful biDders *ill be 3 T" 2 10111 4.110' ThO' POr' o flit Pia' o' te FM'. Draper.. 573, ¶0 Plymouth (3051 6k 0533 Also F000'S ADDITiON C' 3 A M Ic 5 30 P M 'eturned promp"; hurt?' arid lyiri; itn Laoe' ¶owr f F ts'( ACRES. *ittt '71 oro , ue ,,,.,,. "AMDNTF SPRINGS according OPr'9 to' weidet- helpi's and t,t' su ;otS5'L t.00er *li beSC$iJtIO'd tuot'l,fte R,"uac WPS I 3 bed'opm 7 bail. (cotta Pi-.' trtrecf r,co-oec en Via' tI Dii' RIO1 iaborvrI r5guired IC furnish and pay t ___________________________ SATURDAY •ria gee, other Cetret $% tf PøDlit rugl" pf w.; 'fOrmerly Orange Bail Page 13 t 11ao I. sat stactor; pet'formantc ant Railroad rign' 0' way I EXCEPI ' Rn0r05 a' Seminole Count', '.u'vCp FOrty chef Permanent P4(47 4.140 CLEAN. 3 opOro. I 9 00 A M to 12 NOON payment boriC 0'- bonDs SedtIOn 51 JOHNS LS'INUE acCording to betht, lust paenfed eI15iØ •fl(1 (,,,t position Pad vS(O'iOr Mny FIpridS )507 MaltianC Av9flup' 715 1$, Florida Statutes 1967 as the ptai the'eof 'eco'o,d in Pia tJflI 51) 500 0 the (sty PC boa 396 Hearing will be held othe'ben0$"S WrIte amendeD. will govern tfte rate 0$ lv iibook 2. Page 32 Putji, RecorDs of UNTIL NOOts IC HØI Altamoete Springs Florida or Lana Mary AL anirs wageS p0cC tO 00 $em.nle (Dun';. C'iDa October 4. 1972 at i Stemper Agency 'TueSDay I OR CANC EL OUR AR CmPl0C an the work eatrrs acreage, WhiCh Need secvcls New _______________________________ P A' or as soon tne'eaflr •', returning s.me to CO't', PP.110, r ti? $rrneflOir (our"; os' ' __________________________ : I Pt0lUi0 CISc' p'Ov'ded to- s,. os lot- OwiedO ar.0 0 nrs tStt'Il et 'tt.t 'ore ,f",'fSter . - "ri ;.I-., .'.1.tl Sc"oo Burr 'ese'es toe ;t' 7 aI..arcC0rfI. ,ntocma'iDei ptsone 377 tusirtg v0(•'-flU Ftp pr1 'ci Icr 000 ago iriS' the- poposeC 377 4l'S'l ItS Fron 'rtecl an; and or all beds or tc WOlvr renounl tng and ci tsr a I'flifl a. an, 0379 well DO heard and zvn'ng ctsange Ewes ISunc.,. 3231496 C any informalltiet in the bidding NV ,s all rign! 0$ the COun'; 0$ finS action, 105,51' bid shall hO wlthD'ø*i' to' a per çt Øfl tL manula('i,..r' wantS toe' It.ev. Seminole 01W theIi0I.0 itt', Notict *1? be putll Sned try BARGAiN B, Vvinr 511.9% o' tt,irty (301 Days SUDIo-Queri' 1 tnt rspsr.eeeCed tit,e"gleSt *O'ke'fs Ig lots. blockS streetS alleys. paris post,ng Ill tnt-en 13 1 pUbliC PioCSS (wstgm 3 hr I batI'i, on OetjtjIe to,. opening Of biOL withoUt tfle CpfltOflt ift Altacisoflte woes temporarily and uflpiatted a'eas EXCEPT r *tt?,ri the Cl's Øf Altamon'e Ia. Ideal lot.rI.go *4 W flri, 0$ the board' Springs. moving abous flee first 4 JQHNS $eVEPIUEi as $fsOSi'Tl in that 5pr,nps FiofrCa and published in Cli ''-. 1i go' V-itch. • Rune ns Sanford low's gI tne isIind *nt pec to theplal o pare 0$ THE SANFORD HERALD. a .ou'ppa'G mmcd octpancy 5124 DiY 0' PVSt'il" Lana at .fcresaia DeScribed newspaper a4 general C irtUtit'Oft ifS r a man. (ly Its, boa'U 0$ County Corn III at leAst time Said City. flf Ill ?efifsanCeSena$2IOOAmefii32). E,p.'ienC*d140'n!0! Seminole County f Seminole Coun',, missions's leer 1151 day$ pfipF 10 lIst time of tile 471) 6n'me 3?'oiitr 7 ;t"i' 3,4$! Board 11 Øa tIll 3'C 06; a' !Jrtotaer 1$pi, Hea'ing t.rmlnceleCoucti; c'lu',cia 1972 0 , ." k" EIIua.f,fTAnf.wci.$ 04.110 15415 SIt 00, 0$ October IlOLk'2CJ1C0'UPil' C"414 ANGEL Ca a l9t-2 I "ivs new, imns.cuL.t,. wall 11.QMMiSSIONE PS JANE RICHARDS IVI IIIs)Is) 5EMlNO..E COUNTY Or Seminole (ounly. City Clerk 0$ the dcoorn.l'-,bathLo,*rs,:e FLORIDA Ni',triCt School BOa'd City of AihamOFlit SpringS. (ly Arthur H becitwItet ,.r .-r'-it,oe. County, 4 Io'ida I Put,li$t' Qct '4 1977 0' t- 977 i,t,'st' Dcl 7. 9. 14 1912 OF I O'7 ''" ru e,l _- G U 1 D E convenIence Permanent residents and newcomers ') wsll find this directory - + I up to date way to slv \5t..i --- - ?.u,tl - -' ' SHOP THE EASY WAY! The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! '- .•, '+1' 5.i.0 -, I - '-' 63 67 6 DELUXE BUG Dark Blun ESPrASh4rp I'd 11 Ford Ttjr'rU), 500 I door lull I 'quipped $7395 Bob MKee lJ'."i (Art. 3)7W Itt St 3135107 R&H I Speed 6 DELUXE BUG Atr Conditioned, LIght Blue 70 VW KARMANN GHIA 5/,000 Miles, Extra Sharp $1295 S795 $1395 $1595 Bank Financing Available W4KING. Hwy 17.92 at 5 Points. 3236700 . I trik t.poiseSh'Ons Many models '' oos. from Small do'*npasm'rlt r 'ti V .v(1 r dc I., it IC or rio s' ceqirCd Mr Cerceli ',eetlteqsguarantecs to handle ,sccounZ For appointment tt-Ii'p'orse 641 71)5 or aft.' p iii SI?) -c 37$ t?S0 ,- Yr fI.kt - I Spited. DELUXE BUG Interior. 4.Speed. R&H - A%.n,Ale)h0, t).0 tuslutil, Ii-iniil5. bla(k ,i,stl t,tn. 7 Al'" S $15 Anrnitl P4vCfl knnrtOl%. 322 5757 ',on.d r'-.s l,'Al,iIfll '46,5 cyl ,or '$1 rattan 6' 5" 1 Only 119 (10*0 '..'lin u.,vmenft 0$ 1)490 32)1730 C I SEDAN E tlra Pluce •, .'.' lri?nr'ir vw ' sun lop. goud ti?e% ansi tiller' 1300 firm offr P"-'.' 177 1)14 Pets And Supplies $895 $995 $1495 $995 $895 ¶,EDAP C 57) 9)02 iv t, Ii, CENTER.. THE '5O' DOWN.. OI II I'lPl TI 51100 -- ' vw sa'tVW DELUXE BUG LI Blue, RadIo. Heater - f', ,i ---- v' 50 Garage-Rummage Sales ______________________________________________________________________________ - 'i-u irs - -- - '' I OW SALE 1587 '1lk*it5"n 14 - .iil -DELUXE BUG ) Whit". Red InterIor. V iylQ I TI) 71100'. r',srd Pu lIACk yenyl Intl F icellenI U.' ti- t $7100 177 1077 F I!QliIl-'.'f'4' Mos',tli'rQ bolt Act on 110 v-etlt id good iond't -on 1i.stOblC 525 377 eu-Itl - - Autos For Sale - -- VWSEDAN Dark Blue. Low Mileaqe () ,' - r?e.vrsfa?, '1 as' tIff) !.4C0 11 '' - ' )73 17$ (10190. (j, ' F'I'ic4 bisSg ,1$7C-veP" 'A $IU) DELUXE BUG ReIqe. Radio. Hoaler, 7O V'/l SI IPep Wagon. i wbel fin-.' t,i,II ,nntr)r t,risrn%S'O'1 i IritiSts'' i,I- - Pt v 17; 'Ii' 75 67VW E) • - - Over 50 New & Used WI'S In Stock. 5.' I'' - - - - - 4 1 h''e ''Pt I' (5 lIp SI, .t.QtSf P,lI v .l'J'cj, tiotO! it-, i. isper, 521Sf) 17) 5976 old Registered Point Mare' 37) 770% Sports Eqwpment 44 every problem - - S I '470 1V - the most convenient and ,,d_1.JN_.__, • '+ 1300(1, DON'S BAIT & TACKLE. 919 W 1st St Live Bait. Grocer it't, fleer Alt.Q flail Shop 706 Sanford AVC hfrs 69 Open 7 day-i 322 6729 - 1"p9 as's' ,fee DIALED aiiTd) SA '74? I'%r'iqot, MaIt,hint' Trucks And Trailers is LIII'S TACk. WOO-'.' ",tci-dIes, tic idles, HAIti',', 211,1 we'%t of I Ion P4* 46 37) 710% C rilCPiliId fully eQuipPOd 50 HI' Merc motor. $4(U) I em 66$ $335 eves - ,. ii Live!Iock And Poultry 6? . The followIng businesseS t openect '. I hornpsOfl 17 If P Johnscrt i-lclric slArter With lrilt'. 575a) 719 3675 or 377 2755 II' boat and trader All tern's etteoned 75 lIP C t.,.nruilO c'leOr ( 'eI,ttt New battery. new tune ip (us i"lftOt, 14(10 8)8 1731 .511.1' 4 p nu 7)7 1 Warren St LoniJwOOd FOR EVERYONE! S%orkiflg •flotpter wants mature ternaie to shore two tweroom - _._.-- -' . -- - - it Furnished - u , ..,,, & tls''' .%P- .t'r' P'+' ( lOSftJ All (Si, 122 I Sf2 - ' '' P. 5.infiId A. c I - , ,+u A ir) iiOt'l' 'II fi S ftfi(IY u.s Cs' sa -,t't S ,..55-i "7ned ..',..4.,.lSee ,'e4 • - Apartments Rent 23 F+ANL-.UtSON? C' c t"'"' SHOPPERS -5- 70IC'S I Ar's 7 4.0," pc-st 3 '1' 'Or'- -'; .ii'L 'c oat 5anIo' -' - , -' Goods ___-.--- Lit. VCt PARKS 123 Pe0rotm _____ InstruCtIon 17 I _ ')i'tSuOt ISuOC. .HOME OF i, ,' Seminole Sporting 14) R'-;fi'0' #l4"'f' 'f - Sine •I?P(tf 't't." asn I)) 1550 .. I' A 41(1 lAM VS p4,'. , I I P. Sanford) , It iuto paris 3)7 OWl I ,' //klj Pa';ment Sd) hor I 1) o Asito Rnpalrs Parts AccessorIes p. (0P SOIl! (114 NAIl S ,5i' i'yC three 1101(1*0 ;t,uu't.i' 1 J i'd C oli',.lt' hr gins with separ.t'r e'qc,epvus.'i't IIfi%I'flIly ,"i%tItll. - I tiurthies tlu'tt we rpr'sov"ut t -uSC w.sy for larger ,n%lrurTtili'. il for anoltier churCh, %(Pv'iiil. - Vt',' home Two .srr 5400. on.' 'S oSt for bei'flO;Oi $1 100 pIus '-'- 'vice and instillAtiOn Please (3, ij.tri Church tf'iCf)PsOfle' Str.'.-i, -+'. (ii'l.,Il linent, (l,l,lnUc) 121 7101 - WILAkA AP&PTY1P4T5 V. . ,• ______________________________ _______________________ - - - t ,,,t,.,t /1 t'w'el • 47.0 'i'i"eVS 1)49 '5 't'4r') •/'n i P.p,,ynr 15049 j.+ ,,u-, tpu"- . 5 f/,iØ4P 1a'' Jfl 77W) , - i/I 4754 miter 5, ti lv,i ICr V.'lln#u',lO"i' us r IrJq APi fiv..e, Den.' all US OR)? 1% Musical Met chaiidise Si model IS' Starcrali. 10 III' eu JoIln',on, III'w 1 li'ctrofl'tiItiC 'v.1 le'r 5995 P14 CIII 'cc /0 - Y49-'--1)44 e,'ee,l Pt'.e .1-9' •ll n 1*10 sv w pv"Of Is" • i •t'$' 'II. '4909 f.e-%!' 1 - l'f' , ic - C ji-'. .'. 'i-i , Tr,'ivl TraIlers 'II! i, I - iv Iti Ic dltS%i!r *ufh InIttOf, thu ,Iriit 'i' ,il'J', P. ,itttl (5% . walnut I ei.shi Like new 517% i-U' in,-, . vu. 511 flits-lI'' 515 177 let!) Ic ,t.ipr ,ite'u s ltchlt'. 14005014" ',i'UWT 1140 GOODS ('owflIOwfl Sa,slo' ii 372 ¶95 .... 1" + Boats and Marine Equipment '' i 5h_a) '.5!'.". rrirtf If*q 4 p '.,'r,vtOn Si- epie'f (''i' .,'- l,or. 7 liAr StOolS with kx I ''I' T e01tli)ArtrnSflt ltlr('fl'S heit; w.tI, i,,attrpSs't - .',-;u'I rocker anti I ,,'tleflec 'I ii'glaliydI' f'o,teshla ;tn'ro ii -t' lw-i) liCetkl'lt 17) 3031 Siiples lot wdfltF'd, Sanford orr.s Will pay rash P 0 Pa. 1)91. 37719 Winter Park, Ei l',ui 1 , t 57(i) down t'%'.'i'.u' 5 ;i.t' (tl4ti'4' ;%."I • I f5,,,l ',,'.,., los 1110 , ONLY I • " 'th for modern 2 hdrrn tIe neighbhOOd Call 122 6470 three •jravc plot, OAk tbadcil fsie'f'Qrecn Cemelery %ISO tot,' 'Cs Slid ii $50 (StiLl" •',,; .qi"# 10? 's-r.f 97 iN CC eV'SPi' *I'sre • shy 51495 II 97 .0 1 P'sv?s. I.'' ?D e.cfvw'rr'u- '* + 2 1! '.1,,'? IIYI ANt) 141 Al tY bet*cefl iv '' ,i, -lealtoc 1 ,- ii .' I %li -lit I,, ,',.th A 1,' SiR 401. All 5111 I M bAtIeO, I with $ trtk tap'I or nit ityitithlP C all Sect-v P at 5th lie-Il 121 9111. or S, 7I 'u) 'sI WIPI('a crpiTI- P, b'.l. ficpyvntown WE NEED LIST IhIl', have' buyi'bS Ir I' e''-'-.-'''I Si' u,,ii-ii,. "4", E)U. PperefØ' 19'IP PPtts-p ti? tV P'op-.i. I vieS I tjll rail Ill IltI 110 r.tarirt Bend Ave . I 450 su V I Stereos (3) RvaI Es?at Wanted 17 lit ,,,l.f,,jI I i''%tirf' ',%,tr Id A%OII,Ie 14,'ii'tie I-states nd Mac ma on the I ru7i1 $11 5' lOt's P 'vcr A lOt hI 05 Itidq'% fabulous cOmliofl't;. *ilti All tilcItiC; on 17 97 fl'(V eat Anal Sanford And IleflAry Off I'c'lf FloridA Road Phone CM %(thP II)) L'1eltarv or Orlando 547 - ' PlØiIfI SP((.R. ttl SPItE I 5P1E' ii iiAL tOPS (",',s 1 7174 373OI$Snu°" - i' ,' 'rip 4.,"t9iiitr Al'ri '*et"'*09 5100'- 'i7 a,Pç y'ie,it $04'. AO5, I-' *3171 C55 ' T'ey l",tdlci At I Ill 11W) ri.i,yi '.04. 4 pi" Ill 101 tonal IIvin 'u 'it' :sss Park EtOlti 3 7470 Nights Sundays & MOl.da',; (OIl 1 C7 4'IP tt.' renew 'li-Female Help Wanted -. ,i'. i "LI %- I?r'J 7 spl; 1w-u. 551' 04.35 ae'u'l ,nitcp55, l*in ;lge, yecy get lpr it Ic Oven. i"' stia5l. (7 I? t,itjip cooler IIA I lInk InS (IrIs' 'ilI EGOPY MOBIL I HOMES )fl 51(i) 11 5700 Segnfvs'il i;s', I? 97 & 6 flIciti, 1002. Delt.,iv de' ui' I "l"'',)'S" t' (7 fin. N .s Ill ,"; I 9 P I ' 00ftcf*°" 41*10 ic' SM 'u"iS-,V'sI5S "4'4 7 *w Cit'S A.' •r,r4ifs*t'7, i')PlViv.s, $7715) 177*970 I .'r'r'gi P1107)5) Si AY( 'ldhlp m'e l"oic$lp pii(ip 'nontt's, l;o wt,ita femAle 3 ivld 9t- t% ii? 00*1 -' .' It; e'njuncl U) i. A ','jhidcIon 5, , BroS 11)14 Park Sanford '177 599). Night;, 373 lie? • I19?1it5POI1TS 371 6/00 il .jt', 103 7/ Vi4.r ..søee, If,, i'[N1F F I/I// KIN(; ''5 '-'f i'-+-'I'.--s ,-,? I'st'4'AS1tF' vt,esv. 'ol-i 4'55 VW hf/if a Iv', 5. ,.rk% nil 7 rr4ia5 11) 141% iv'. ,tPItiflUP'it 51 ling wIlh errf S ,t.til0y ,ssotti'l solil i'w,w lhr ii '.i't ," _________________________ 13—Malt Help Wonted irv?Isr C00C CO"' 5500 'ello' Car Cc. ?C t Park Wl' tfDi , VOL W'&NTED EPtAII f,irn,turehutiries.S - 22 Unfurnlshed -. no real estate Must have &i toe months remaining on present MolIerr' I arso 7 hed'oo Cal t lease Opttont to COMMODORE APAR TA' I 1.15 Miller Real Estate Inc P pattor. 3077 MhpF'Oha Lit 373 1740 _____ - t,me 'Ut Apartments Rent 5-FInint sal - ' Help Wanted F'i 0 a 1 c: -._- (IT', Es'uSvP 7P'', S hedr00m 'ra-"t a' 517 ISO r-- .i'-V t'r 'P.c bf't '.,,oland fly nwnn- 3 bdrm •s+' -"(51010 A(I4tl'OOt f'% nq't; Ct'r,'t% 0"X .' lIlt ISiOCtt S -' -vcrI00k5 lake 5)9.700. 57 'lear Pinesrest School icwn owner ma', carry ?n.1 CITY - E;clus'e - Near hptal mortgage Phone 323 14&7 -- -arid doctors office's Look at lhiS ' nedroom. 3 bath Ienced ',A'd bedroom with lirQe ClOr..1A roorli clOwn payment and lItSer"l' 515300 mOrtgage 01 5'. per t 1.rt we HAvCMariy Other Listings Available P4o; 1 337 8465 _____ Open Saturda', Morning; Available Sat afternoon ,!i,Jef' two shy', 3 bedroom hO" I' nd Sun; lit A0pOifltrT'I'nt ti' consenienti', located, OilS', CAtC lot Just 545i)0 tp "" O,'v-f' fL;;n'rri' Male Female 'A' V i'" i - " 47 SlIppInc '171 .5, I 5' • 'c "'t Do'n 'I.,;! t011 44* 5)77 - 14(E It P'tsurS. 377 05-sI or 177 9714 '''cf pac read; to move is two N1'.' lhrCf' bedroom Pr bAth hme'c o e lo(ateons c heat. ar'ted I ',t'en i"Qt.Cr'nl (Ar' tn.y 1, TP,s attva' c Esciutvc s;; :t it 7574 I'a?I (7r homes And •' 'et- "7% vt'j-li'rivl ill'd'en'tf 1 40 ''51 rltettseOiiS ficiciIliiiS fr'''- I l-i'lti'v.0i,P'r',,%n for tt,tjit p if-SI, Vil(l)liPfl t lear,.?. 7 $v-t pt, hiirti 0 bPrt 't'r'.ffot P si •llanenu% aisil a vat tV, ,artl Il1inI; PU C Wetrri'u Cu I iuqwi'iI ASIUnIP 1,010,. P 7 S'ol'le l4,i,,e '77 7001 1,,- , ,- ,. ii - %('Ar Old Hat (f9lrill ht'At i;n*-I At LctIIent ndtrr rrs sot' ,.ttar'e Only 519 - ut' tO 0.1 0% rCCt(I t'5, answer phone. moor p,hS,eping Ni' ?ypinQ '-nc's Irt Shop CA! •' 1.' .t'OIt BO a - c.on'rnPflt 37) 5).3 - PQul(Ime'n' 6-BusIness Opportunities wt.c ,, ,iii A114c1P Muthafli NOTICE TO DEFEND 5741 or r L01 IDA 4.1. 4. El ML F PC' 151 F I . e, l S shIft &ppty Lftkevi -ORE' LR JIM HUNI RIALIY Payton MObile -s Pn'$-, ',l I I I -- i'.'IIN '.1 ' - 41 MU I EMS !*llOPiI'',itiI flu ;, nIt J - • ltouchnld A rc' prPlt 1,111 14 cl'Ai r P4.ar (tenIsa 54', u,,r, I' all 119 5505 'v 10% 150' 1 flptlrisuusi 1' r hth ritOSOlil y PiOrti. in '00IOtd. ilOSP In ;thtI a,i't shopping Out%idp nC4S15 SeTh' PtS i SI' SItS 9i54 77% 7401 r;i'', t'etwre" 0. 9 tts leviap room and separate pvaf', room, kthrn ',,ef"4vl trosil and bill p.-,', t' .. . ,• ,, h .s-'t SI-ri' ".i s ANOP COUN I P Y CL UP (tcltjt,Vt MOwS th,s 0' ;AItF" ','.r N,atLsedroom.ktsheflegu I 'ws tOrnOr lOt for on', SI; (100 now' It wO't laSt long Cen'e' 919 (East 2nd IS 'r SP*d OII4'f 7 i'r,lroOm pys, ., ., - ?6& 14 .;n.$'-.' A %L3 Q) I., Vt Lots & Acreaqe 33 l4ot,sec For Sale 11 " Not 0%*ct.f,tt l'ADLA $ IrQil.n' Just a modern rme I r.lroom, 3 bAth concrete p.,i. I .' - e tr,ck (IfiCOd right On ap -, r'l'*', oacrcsw'th Saivr' r' prodsicerig abeo.it 2(5)0 ,ise' annu11lt', Home hAS All tP'I e;trA;. 563000 See .t r,<ta + I,, ni'. -, f" e'efi l,'lh 15 I.,,, 57 7(57 w,th fey n'; -n VOli,%iA Co (34. /_p fl'4)'vr• , f .frmaf tenwc m-I05.)ø I Pt-c'S end-c. ,alS.'ia f.uI lfl Stif cOil I?, Slit Ar 0i ill V srr'vqfvn Oft-a ,sfl, f4Iua P.' 5 1,9% S ¼ ,-' ,$ Ii airy 'I'.t 'v' 'SilniOrd% Sales Lean - t& ReliriflQ? - locations ntst lb c00tCflCflCt ' op Two PIes 73 iPtft One cook 95 deal InveStment Nutting portunity For more intOrrnatIDr. C.eooe CaP,eIo i35i •44 $4 (.0 0 0' .,-':, 'c. M.lI; North. St Carrier 5? Petersburg Fla - 3,37)4 ____________________________ tt 35??' It. 'Mebane Di' Sta'iOn Frpnh Take over 1200C cask to' stock if' t'ttiOfl 322960, - _______________________ FstsithedbusinOtt wOrk IC lirs wppk. a oe man or lad', ope-atior. money mAk,, %443( IncludeS all stock P. Pot isa. care of The Santo-C Herald Smn'c,rC IIa 37' Utban 1H( Tl%'1 7t\T1tl I 3• AAIable n.is; .Ilt 17? I' r,,'IF- u; tIS C?''' 4.) /fi pf't-.4ltfy)rfw"% - ' LItfel- Pe',eqor,-sa 4,4544'-' lte. 3 p 1)54 SPECIAL/DVW $1350 ' hIPI tl,rn,$he(1 P',',.'r isn I a re i'od qa.dr' Ian$ u II4 e,1 SS 7 ST JOHNS REALTY , 0955 s'ortt arc • L reau'red. aui 323 ____________________________ - I comirs; ic S.anbarn Iwo ChOiCt It. hold a PubliC hearing to Consider a Harold I Gustafsoe 41mirtRtrtOr ropo'.0 chariot 0' zoning from E 3 MultipIt Fvs'iily to C? Genera' (5! SOld Estate Commnrl01 on tIlt following ,ENNEl'w P M&RCIIM&N ESC P4LIO'C' p0'?;IO desCribed P!0OC% The- Eat' 2S I' it' tt( 511 • ci tIlt COr'Cl S. k SW '- west f SF 436 Sec 7) 71 ; Wet' Ptr Avenue Further dr-sc-two flt OF' Well Side W,fl'P' Park FIo'da of SR 436 Welt t MOWPII &rms A?10flC', to' AdmInIstrator PubliSh DC? c. tê 23 30 t973 Apartments, 76 acres TrtI', public hea'i't will be helci It- t)(l c — lIst County ComrnitIEOfl Chambers ___________________ ______ CIRCUIT COURT IN TIfF f the Court Hnute. Santord EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL cu FIorid, Or October 31. 1972. a' 7 0 PM.. or a; soon the'eftPr 05 CulT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE !nntord, brn 1W OWNI p, tar(.tec, or. corner itt, turnitven trt,' Irnet rarl'aI: cos w tt '. tn - _-_-----h&h S1H11a11 prr$t f,;Iates. (aSP dew" and *St,u'' 5l M'itos" 741 '9U 4OI'OOI l,pl', t'Q' yl,pr TAKE OVER F'AYMENIS h,'" t,'If(flf'fl IiflQ rto', 1vsu ltt,p'f ,sm,nr* I! I,'. .)• I . Pv,ke'l I,' ,.I$ .-r'..nt3 ',' c,'I - - $?PrtInQ tphCri ar an P,Our II WOQM to' .jiity port work pqp .neflt ortQr0m week comIP'P P,pieri '..OIL'P LOOK ')Ur.., Otnl on'e'd $140 ted 4 '7'.. Py'ttiaf', IUS 77) 775 rttv ('.brit t(4h Ar 04$ Ppsrt%PAp0 ar'q LOFT t*1jlt" ______________________ PIo;s Ew&RO 5•ntimeital 32226 1 'I Sanlord Realty Atsto% nr si'l, ile ItAN K RI i'os;i. ;iwis ______ 0ppIatiOnt ora'on cut coIIr. NsmC 'CPCP'. Wdat Aistri; Frit 7% Houses For SIe 31 Houses For SIe 31 PMrRlc&N WOOD Poo&,C1S INC . by A,t 5oniom THE CORN 1OS!1 I MIe Hetp Wanted Lost & Found 1 ?/2 /3 Therets No Parking Problem When You Shop Classified 7, LOOK, iceuu, '*' 1 , - '' 1St. 5.U' . '"' -'..--. ,'.,..-.,.-... ______ ' _______________ _________________________ I __________________________ - - - Air Condit lollIng bOA U fl NC. I NP41 I ll.ttt-r' 0-pr u .',eSI P J'2 I 57 iM1. L piA','1 P4 ______________ PAIN I CO is P ICE 5 P IF POE PA ION t 5'"-O A. r ( I E ;; :z Hour Sersece I Cond,tiofling EvIrgerateon and cr"O'd nd___________________________ Home IrnprovemelX H.ot.r; 5r, "n'tr V.'en'r Psrs orra All t10r5 of corPt'!er arid naintir -oc. W0SOnOUIC rtr'S Call Bob - ' iii and " , ________________________________ - rnmtt Fabrics. reduced uP 10 ' D . -' - ____________________________ ' , - COMPL ETE MOBILE HOME SERVICE Pfurr'cat'f Aring%. 5kirlflQS Oc(ttQrS U? itt, rom%, S't' ''"s. Cabana rooms, Coot 5,-al Ar IOnditIOfl*ng bank FnancengAvalartc Call 1)1 7373 MOBILE OPLD -- SAL ISP. SERVICE Attic Ins u Ia lions ________________ - - I!' -' ,.,,,,. . I _____________ , ,, - ' , __________________________ Auto lnutce - I. - (- : 6. - , - I - - -.. ' ttYl -, - .. -- -•. _________ ____________ - Aytomo1iy(' Servi - __________________________ , - ______ -_ ________ _________ ' ________ a'l " _______ ________________ ____________ ' •' rt tI a.. - For Sale 1-5,5.''. (.'.l'4(;ti (I 'ill Il 601 Celery Ave 371 3476 Psi' - - ' ' '-" - _____ - " I or,I - - ______ - ,'4 (I-A' ,',,.! - - - - T •'If'' j '' - -. -- , • , -- ., . . , •-.'' - ' .' - 1. r C'. I. ' ' I pJ1'( S 5u14- ' ' .- '. t ,pi'. 1 ''pr'.", erule! ' 'i Stucco ate) l'inttCf re;a't$ .1 MULL TED BRICK Call 32? 7b0 OC 3235617 U HAUL TRAILE . ,1' I ' _ Irrigation ' ' "' _ - x 'fltj't ?'( áJ Li L i-i''-" ________ + ' _______________ 0! - ' - , - " ' C ' +........... - , lU I ' f•i,' 4 U . '' .9' +?j ei j 01 N - - N 'I' - I'd i -511 I T4 14 - ' ,Ci'' l'.i'b + ' dr"t 51, ' 41? 5', + , ..i _______ . - I I 1'. s_. I I profr-tseonal ('4!(ICl 5tieti,tp'0ir II or. ilet AIIMOIL'S FUPHIILJUI' Ill Ill 4 . - SINGER SIRE TOl S TiE C 1-1 ' i45 I I '-I - /l14(, MA(!ItI PIE i,.jllcneiieile-5 tIe 5,,leI I, 9.iTh ir1,ut',pS%rd, piy li4ldi 16$ tic It) pSicliinhI of $1 Ca (nUt lie- pt , SANfORD SIIWII'd a (111111114 3d East 151 SI 321 VII us Cit-S III 1146 ' i .it II THE SHOP P E k S C U I D E THE H. R AL D S - D'lL'1 DIRECTORY OF I3USINESS SERVICES Li'sj' i U D 'j Iiti,.' 4 ____----------- Ad--04 $1650 $4680 $2200 $/ 0 562 40 line Ad --56 72 lr*t Ad 8 40 5/800 - -- __________________ * - get OF COURSE YOU MAY CHAROL Y0lJR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELL PHONE LISTED IN YOUR 1M1 To celebrate NisilOilili klewspisper Week, we are ollering you Spvci4l i PrIce oIl all wani ails, SO yøu sAIl tls',t tivet to.- yuui sell liv powerful selling puwut thaI Is piskud in Ih Walt Pds took ,ound your house or apaitiisiit, In your garage. attIc, cloths, Lii a Puic AcIion Want Ad leap into sellIng tion for you. ronv.Illng thos. Idle thuS 11)10 welcOme dolimis. PURE ACTION WANT AD RATES All want ads o,det'ed titsi iiq thIs week tvndIIflJ Ii td4t I will be half price for the amount of days ad runs, This for non good oiler coninwrclat only. 15 5 .52 WORDS DAYS LOW COST Household Good; DIAL 322-7611 or 831-9993 - - - A - I N I ('TC i V WELDERS SPECIAL ½ PRICE WANT-ADS (arpil clsalIii. ,r;Il', renl tilue LusIr a Elci Ii + ______ 5''' ' . I I i (',,-t fliC V JOYCE WELL DR IL LIP4G -rb I lb "lit '1 i,)f 1i_ ai AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF -.'.'-'l lutbCtleIlIt MOONEY Al' Pi IAP4C 15, 373 0491 ', I Mucical Intrurnent s turnoff waSher, pat Is scr we." (Ill II I I) I'll 0', I I! V. t I I y5,i'% iliii 54*5 /, repay and ser'l"' NI '/4.' '1 Nt I'li V iC I I'. I - (j( .'/fzFD Equorne'fif Wetj. cI4rk brown, Reid Me', .1 VP, wVfl lillltr. coSt SIlO Sell 550 Ii) 7741 sf1.1 4 II. 5(714 ?,'AI ER tURN 17(1141 tiu till trade I/l 54.4 Ill 315 It I 'rsl St . + PU'.Jlltt' - .. e 4 I Rfl b..i ,,,, •i U ______________________________ -- . - ' f/fl I (NU I rr - -- . - Placc _______________________________ --i'u' I - Qppoun'ty ' Eating . ' Locksmith ______________________________ - iii 1 ,1 " - - (Ci I ri'r-i Irti'% 171 SIYS ', R5 1.Innt , Eqidi' H 0 SCALE RACE 11441 ornpietr. 1 cars. r.ellr,iI dit Ion, sPa 372 $151 rsIIinq We'll .l sewing Machine ill own leving 104)111 SC(IiOflAl. 550 i.e new, New Home sew 'ii', ,,,(hsifle en catj'nel. $150 321 51). ' U Ui NI• I Nh I i+'.i Itt dI"i '•' , 1 L 1.i ,.,3 ii,iJ,i S '..tti,pli IA'lp ViJ' f.i'Cd - '' "- — - j .' _____ (714 N I A C C 11 u 49 it sr ,v.' IC a I.,' !1 5715 IJC) - ' ''''''. - (4.ltl l'iti#I To'v' eloger ly I-vt, - ,,,h,'. 3, Ci ,f 373 I/do "' ' - Trail Bike 3 Speed Spider bike, Ill. Oil l5t'1191. ink, $45. Odds P. elviS 3)) 5157 offer S Suet . ' T ra i Ic r R eiita Is '' - ___________- + - ' me ' _.___-_---_______ ---- -' -' ' Ut0'S4b1P 3)3 ,,, ______________________________ - 73,000 BTU. GenerAl Fle-clric Ar (o4'idiIOflef' (,00d ConditiOn I r'.i 5135 takeS 377 7199 ____________________________ .. i * OCT. (8th THRL. YOUR CHANCE TO TRY PURE ACTION WANT ADS, l'rto C B Radio, 73 channel. 5114.) ',,ssenge" 3 175 377000) iv iv III AT THE WiN TIP P lJSlf Spar roil heater c l,n "U Cail Ralph 37) SSI 1...' ' III - ',rf C It r la' (urvIIttr ..,clul.ut'J Ul,ti' "4 ..flI 33) +•% __________________________ - I Super iritefldefit - Pp-,. $" ofrs', n0I - lir C ',jiI U ',ii(l UI i'A 6. Ca,lr,rIJ I'l,I:.l -- + — Shoe Re aa I r ____________________________ BA T,ii0ON' AND "I N 4 h 1.l IC I r ri .1 i'jt-S ' S I I',' I - Special Services iNTrO FENCE. 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No Favorites On Utilities Tax 9;2 h ' c1 7OWW i", I-110, P I I M EWSPAPER t`1 o 1 eWEEK' n 1* 1 1, 4 Aw ,r4 r r t Tuesday, October 10, 1977—Sanford, Florida 327/1 Price 10 Cents 651h Year, No. 36 L in ormation medium L ••,• -. . .-'., former .empt entities will begin paying titility taxes. which iq IA per rent of the tntal bill The Commission, conterned re'er the damage done to Pnc' Street Ad jacent to BrIm Tnweri, by the contractor for the structore, ipprnved a motion by (ommkstsiner .iulian Stenstrrim. which put the 1"usme Smear; Admitted Fobrication Agi The FU Irin4' prc'vlr.ticly. - :!rot rapRits are tIfl4PflHk'fl dthln lA c1aY, the city wifl lock Mt the qtrc'pt The mot ion w1ts .roMei1 hy 'mmi'i'ner ('.oiion Mevi'r inn pawci with Mayor I Moors abstaining from The city manager "st,,nats1 i t w,uld require from PiflA !n IMAA to make repairi to the Itreet. reportedly rlami,gr'd by osavy equipment in .;nnh.r tern, i(nnw!es nfntrner1 the •',mmIsclnn he has hilled the Sanford Airport Authority to collect for water which :•s not being motor,ld by the airport tenant' rffirø, plus 'hurches .ind other (ity (nmmlssfr'n w;is aprsed of this during Monday nhthUs meeting by W f Knowles. city manager. who asked if the panel wsintd to Allow for eernptinns for these rinn-Iiix paying groups ('r.rnrnIssir)n did not want to exempt anyone The new city ordinance means the new county rnur tto'usc'. ,q "øll ;is other county pr,iC .t er Clitirif bps. hr,ttirhiq and .vc'rnuiientnl s,geriric's In orufv.trl whkt, are bIlying watt ;4fl.l 5Pw1i'(' c'rvIrc'. t'i" fri'b'u"s. c'le triiity and gas will start paying city utility t8ec with their next bills rc'u eIvecl at the end r,f this uirpntk The new city ordinance. whjvh b.'ranj,p ef1etIve Of I, tart f th" lit',' fisaI yc'ar. f.uiieil tit (sc'rnPt ff'flPtaI, ctate, . r.unity, urusnk'Ipil g(ivernrn,Pflt5 and burr Pu property ns'rl for nrchip or e'lurntlnn. a* was all 10-rb ,".""_ Süiifid Leies Against Stat rnnt For Churches, Governments And Similar Former Exempted Grouos fill, ( (in Laid To f 'D i rty Pol itics' il M.l((iti] (iNTItV ,'I%'bfll'iilteIl I'rvs Writer W AS) II " ; IN fAll, \'iIi' ilu t, Kcii W 'l4Iwsorl 11115 ;irknuiw ledged fahrivatitill a letter which ul,i unageui ttii' presidential campaign of I)u'iiuuicratic Sen. I-:.luiiuind S. Muskie. The Wa.hingt.iui Post reported tolav. ('lawson now denies the u statement 1 ii' it ',anl, was .ill.'i:"t itt.'uuipts WI '.'. lute Itraise rn,mmun Ica tinns, referring to them i I kuialii I Iirls'rt S#'ure'ttl to ri'S wi si) iri', the sabotage t.iiciwild not he reached for corn- nuck.s l runt ( ()1' nnils'nitivir ;uieruts ti' paign inrluideil ' Follo w ing The letter and edit iuieuriis•rc ut Iriire t;u?R u;irirli. i"nt Monday night. A news•t'nJII 1 l.;u,rutim autiviti" 'lit' tar in Muckis' h. ,me '.!.(i telephoned hu Ilie l'OSt 541111 S4'irf'ltl, it for- utatc'. f.iuruiiiu's. forgui litters man leader' s publisher. William uiu'r l'ri'asur Department I;,w- arid distritiutinli theuui under the was told via the White IP.'ise to that he had retired Loch, prompted Muskie ',.'r who now, t,iaintiu$fus offices CII nd i Ia t' s' I etter he ads ; cwitrhtarrt and manufactured for the night and that his wife make the now-famous iii Marina l)eI flay. Calif has leaking speech denouncing the new tsun idi'ntifiu'ul in III1 re;rts items to the press throwing did not with to awaken him. The document flawcon allegpaper and fi.h in front of ti. as all uperIItIve of the Nixon ramupli I go schedules Into disarray; sesiing I onfudential edly wrote was a letter to the newspaper Mt ire. clIIIIpluuitn :t'• Then the front-runner files, and in- rditnr (if the Manchester N H. i (';Irnpalgnl A sMIkesIIl1un for (tie Nuxon t u or, nomina i c iiItllillItti'P, I,ieVan L. Sham- vestutatinit the lives cut do-zens Union Leader. It accused the 1)ernoc of condoning a Muski.! iuhscqtwfltly hegan Til article in the of Democratic campaign Maine senator .1%, sa id, ''e racial slur against Americans slip in the public-opinion poI workers.'' piece of tl('tiOfl. I'ost Is it i'xaiuipl.' il ,i Itpiul:tii iri tr,utrjy of s4utxdat' dirritid at I).'IIIIH'rIlti(' presuuII'nthui ron. R u. l"fl, iui'f)ti' tuii'Ii't.i the iriuulflry IuulpaIitl'. 114'glIuI. liii' Post 5111(1 LIII Ii9'rlt.s have eSt4IhltstI('1l that the break. in and alleged bugging of I kuioratl'' national hradquarters also sta'iiuiieul from the 5111111' slilMit4IgI' tIuIlipIlIgn dithe Wtiitr ret'tcd by officials lluiuise and the ('omnilttee for the re-4'luutlon of the President Another *'xamuiple, the Post ' . jp !' AT tear ' - .4. false , (or of The liel,% spaper quotes lawcot orcenient s,,urres as saying the Clawson letter is the best --id-es Nixon A rat New Sewer Connections Halted S - Here Under Orders From State I---- I It '.i..i thi,'. ,i1.41111m11( that f,i.ii..i'.''- untiL tal.i, The state ban Li not expected manager reported the 31.11.' oct - I deadline imposed by the enabled Sanford to obtain the ,,tate but the permit was ren- permit, since the federal to have much effect on the gave the city a clean bill 'lered void by the 1X)llUtlOfl itovernrnent. which is funding a city's current building boom, health. Health officials took ianportion of the cost caused the since most major developers board. Major Lee P. Moore Informed delay in building the new plant. took out sufficent permits two plingi of water from vario'iu Moore complained that the days before the ban was sup- locations around the city nir the commission Sanford would request an informal conference pollution board had ' tarred posed to go Into effect testing purposes. A county health official w ith the state board and explain Sa nford with the cam.' brush" statewide. But now, it is urnible to obtain a permit for vised The Herald that only ss er state po th that the city is trying to con- that was used on o harmful bacteria is checked form with the anti-pollution cities that had not tried to connecting a sewer It is Concerning alleged pollution when guidelines in that it is now conform to the new standards. No date or time for the of the city drinking water, possible for foreign bodies to be constructing a seconhidry sewage treatment facility, hearing before the pollution which was reported in The inthe water but ullesathey an which will surpass the new board was set since the official Herald after a Sanford woman cause sickness or disease, theY city request did not arrive at found "wiggle worms" in water are not cited. state requirements, .iIitmIilIs' utiliiI'l thins 1111.1 S('O'fl It's official! 'flit' State Water and Air Pollution Board has served notice on City of Sanford to B John A. Spolski mmike no further sewer connections until the present sewage treatment facility is Poli tics equipped with a secondary Dirty Ioii1tks Oh my. m I.-; the word for the day, dear stage designed to remove at readers. least 90 per cent of the bacteria from the effluent that Is dumped into the St. Johns Let me borrow a coup!e River. ° C firstbelong ing (iU11tS . CityManager W. E. Knowles Clarence Darrow: Chase informed the City Commission he truth Like all hell and at Monday nights meetln that 9 you'll free yourself, even ,I notice was received Friday 4 C I. . . iast ti' tests - are -- ' - •-.:_. - - EA VM EN I E M ERG E NC'? V , liter an Avenue in Sanford. is carried to an ambulance accident at Mellonville and Rosalia Sanford. yesterday. Brr'vn was drivtng a IJ71 )Ids. Also involved in the at't':d'nt was I i tive-n- made. i 210:i k,iml4fph \ "flue dolyn Davis 25 r ving a (9. 1 r ill' . 1inuord '. . d - i $ to , after * though you never touch Its coatta i Is. "Truth is tile greatest of a So what's new? New.,; from China, Russia, Vietnam, the Moon and Mars. Is that all there is? While news from far-off places seems to dominate the headlines, life goes on and things happen right here in Central Florida that are of far greater concern to you. In this day of miracles, nothing has replaced the newspaper for A*iracle at keeping you informed of what's ha1)Jsening around your own neighborhood: ur doorst so p weddings, engagements, births, deaths, church news, school news, police news, social events. 'here else do you get local sport news? Who helps fill quotas during fund drives, promotes safety, fights pollution, and backs every cause whose aim is to make this a better place in which to live? Your newspaper, with all its services and features is perhaps the greatest single force for service to the public and the community. Our goal is to make it continue to fill every possible need in a bigger and better way in the future. This is your newspaper. a miracle on your doorstep. ( national possessions. A state, a people. a system which suppresses the truth or feprs to publish it, deserves to collap- Dropping to N apier UUT UT rUD11C L T& afternoon from tile state board ndvising tile city riot to connect a ddi tiona l iso the present plant, which is effectively " - . ? ;- 0 '1- ' bacteria from the effluent. 4 1, 1111111k F-— 40 . order may result Ili it cIvit penalty of tip to $5,000 per (141)' — for each duiv that the violation fins country's problem occurs or criminal penalty of that we've all being :0nd1t1etl $1 000 fine and up to a year in to living and accepting a the county jail. hy change For msLincu. Previously, Sanford had dates in history obtained a temporary permit, 1(1 be the first one in favor of c it y to _______ utiltI 41110w ttit thrt t.d.i u.etkt nd but ai the 80 year old World War I ve teran said Ili jo kson ilk toda y, " We ' ve riot going to nihiriti in the Vetran s d) 2A (h'IIIlLS • unless ( ongress I .irade 211 Bridge changes the (bitt' back to NOV. Business review 311-514 it. 3A Calendar Veterans Day will be 13-711 lassif ed ads celebrated October 23rd. . and ('uumuics 9A that's a lie In Itself. isn't it 2B Crossword puzzle 211 Dr. ('rant' 211 l)tarAbb Ltt'rahl late Monday afterrn By I)( )NNA E.STF_S ('ASSE I .UF.R flY — (otin. tit' ill not be a candidate this cilman Thomas Napier, who year for either the chief previously 114111 announced his executive position or for a seat intention to seek the office of on City Council. Napier said, however, he will mayor in the L)t'ce'mber his present term of -iniiplete munic ipa l cl".'tion. told The u iulite hit h t. xplres in earl) The four-)ear City unuar uncil veteran md past t ii utrmnan said his dtu.i'on nut conto run was made Editorial comment and thought 211 siukrable Entertainment CUSiOfl with his wife, si 2fl uhi Horoscope 3\ Juanita, and friends. hospital notes lie explained th t he has 9A-10A Publ c noties a given been lii rt't'ttntl) Sot'ietv 6A-8A PmOhIlo)tion with the MartinSports Vt Marietta Corporation ttuch has Stocks 214 iuiort respunsibilits and ttull V , 3 .. .w Cio Index e C after a i 6 i \mI then there's tli't champion of "truth''. .M'r. • Agnew who charged that Senator McGovern tnt s to (uhf tiS('iItt' the issues In & mnotional rha torit ,intl reckless and grouruimt'sS intsinuiliuI(uu1s (II ;orruptton 1111(1 s('Iin(111l iii high I O fr WO - - ' ; obIus('.Ite of all cihlililsI' to darken or to IIICan.S I , I McGovern tttio is issuing those obfuscating statements; it's flOflC other than the I"hil. So, don't obfuscate the already cloudy issue, U.K.? r - ' - , -U wr4rdrl Now If that wasn't enough, ailttt'it Agni'it Mr tit, I McGovern had broken a it promise of last May to "avoid Inflammatory rhetoric," Which leads me to question if the Republicans, Including Mr Nixon haven't really broken one of the more Important lessons In life .... the Ten Colt)itiatiditienla ..,''Thou 51)4111 hot bear false witness..." .- nett s a r) ai . t - ' -. , - _- -- ' CHOI CE YOU IV E AIV E A RRIVE r for Laurel .enUI', ."dnlorut, climnI)etl out 1)1 Jerry Wesley Cox, 28. ot thiar seconds betore it "as hit by a Seaboatd u,i'tlirie treight train, T R. McIntyre. COX pulled tip t o thi' According to investigating tracks, saw the train quite a ihstanice down the track. Jilil 'tiIL'tLMj to u across the tracks. 'rhe car stalled and Cox had to jump t rum the 4iIi Pk mouth Impact knocked the t et.ked car into a I97 thevr'i 'anti;: driven by Terry Von Mcktnne'v 107. of Rt 2 Box tr( much as possible its well as w o )per . Rip E ' - -. . •- - - - -- I - I _4_ , . .4 - I . I ' - - -. . - * . Weather b '' - - apvrt.tet1, amid ettieti on Ule walls. The sLiUoti attundwit, terQy Htcksun, went into the o rapid back .to-back 111011 s rest room, where .t "1'itSiOfl5 injured a Sanford circuit breaker t'vt. is ',erv ice station attendant and and turniem -au.scd extensive damage to the tlghb. imperial station at 13th Street The spars t"ih the ,and Park Avenue this morning, bt.i-' nutte.j the IWIICa It ,.c'm'duui to Sanford Fire Chief quick explosions. the expLu**wi ; M. Harriett. ripped the dour from its hinge" Harriett said a tanker WdS at demolished the bc'm the station. unloading &OUUand ed Witt Fume's had wall." HiciLsun was treat .aLluns of gasoline. ed releas at Semnuwle' Memoria Irfited into the building, LIu.'sputal. he tanker alread) ha umiloamkd all the gasuh:iu, su the twuie tere nut pouring out ii high 88 low this the tenL' of the widergruwd \'tvrtia Iluirluing 58. Uemiera1l fair ta.suk.s when the e xplosion octodat and parilt cloudy curred. Aecur thng to Harriett. - . oe pwitper had own still 'L.(1K ' - ~l' - City Service Station LIt (R' I' - - - - -. ' - - . . - . ' t Fthe truth. anti nothing bill truth — -' -'• -- telmibersilIp on the local lit mot ratit eeeutt e um T -1 ' - - 831.9993 t_ I -- - ,. -- . - lkrath P NEWSPAPER — or I - anftn'b require more of his tune In addition, he pointed iut that with the growth of the city by necessity anyone seeking the ma>or's office must be willing to give almost full time to the job. This is also true '( a council post he said Napier reminded other tandidates who wil1 it. ) forward seeking the office that three hoursa week will two not be adequate to fulfill the responsibilities of the job. lie said at least six hours daily is a Ina)o to give to the city anti nearly that much time for a councilman. Napier thanked the people of t.a,s.si.Lbtrr for twice electing hum to the council and said he -- First * 322.2611 -- 0 , AN INDEPENDENT DAILY -- , Women cani keep secrets It takes is-tier than men it. mmo'tt' iii Itiriuu Iii (Jo -. ( 'toil uiit ol shit'I u's wei't' knocked to the floor dw ung 1%%o back-to-back explosions at tilt lflhI)trlfll Service StIltiun on 131h Street and I'Lti'k venlIe this morning. Service station attendant Leroy Hickson was t!'('iltt'(I LOUt t'deLtSt'(I ft'OIU the St'IflhtU)l(' Memorial I luspital ill III V nwent 1'hUb) Thv sAluthern hall of the nation totbi) enju ed lair and pleasanhi) nukt weather toda %%htile great variety spiced the northern half with snow. rain, chill tt'mnI'ra(ures and trust .ilhl fret'tt' ,mtu1ituc' ' --vit.vitruphe." t \t o engine cumnpaiues trot' the Saittt'rd tire mWpartineiit responded to the tall at 3:,'! ama., with a 1.6W gallon tanker with 1tiimmu tiullimnent on the 'uclIc .t'i a t'.c kut' - Contact Cireni (liqer I Administrator PH. 323-5432 322-8358 - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1972 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 09, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald