7 10 272 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ba2963a85fa606fe2ad08e469c4e3ec1.pdf 9b54df04f2664b62b94fd1c392379555 PDF Text Text -- - W__ - _. - __ - - ___ ___ __ - I ' jo— — - --- - --I ______________________ - __ - __. - _____ __________________ -_-1 - .. I- ____ .- _____ - -%_..........,..... ______ .. t t. . .-__.-_._______. --- -...... `f. . I - . 1. 0 I P. i ,i:i ItI)( )11 u, 81903EtT . . 4 0, ?., • - _______________ / fat - ck AZ ON ,.Cc)RAZ a iR / A OR • -Im I t ' s ,,/ø••_ / LN 0 11I .-___ - I. -:.. . _____________ - - ____.1- ¼ I I -V' ________ ' F, ..~. - I 'iqu UtIIiFflhiftfl of th tiIiuint I tha t t: reI*iing at hix York it) ;ii'l(IIIy, M'i HVCrU von. '.'. fl•$l l'r('M'Ir'rlt Nluit of tk"_jvjrik III, I' titi,uI ' the i1ntloii iihout VIetti:ti pear.' 1'rocp'rt mu ' the i niintr like o without regurl for too. Umnari enns'rr'' ROIl "' IlI'.ult'flI(4U , * ;w arf ' I., the a'rc etiierul to I cnrk.I out with Monist are th entriut keucs of the war And tr Nixon kIOIS It." ,Nl( (;overii -; so I (I tile adminktration's ItUIt'$Wfl(ICflt polls ( ofltlnui 41 to Ir# act i Nixon-Agnew landslide in Tuesday's I)flhIIltiI$g ihat Is exlivcted to draw it record lotal of itiorf, it tites Iii' 4141'I the rc and Ii ct I I i rinng frr,rrl curc and pm-,porous Ar.!rsca to a great, 'q ith he saiti eould he a gtI n* matter who wins in the ne xt t'n da1 Shriv"r, winding up an Fast ( R5t swing ftr,rr, sew i!arriphire in J4ItIrnori' said the N' Vi*tnarrwe now have confirmed the stht.ment with whirl, he started off the rampaIg-th*1 I In a mu uwlile teirviqion 5p44e4 t, frcni, ew V'lrk iiih.v U .ht, he inkl f4ui1 P Ic rot at hand, uiuie.I h thc Nixon alinuini Ii tIon ''it Iq lie claimed 111,1 * en in elht II. 'oulil the r. ne- inIriv kcupq \II —S ,anford, Florida 32771 Mcinday,November 6,1972 of the day cnfrrnI Sn (:,n,nn Iygne nir1 rd in perh U1 th. tiiha 11e(IarIo1 in ut hfl4 1 10'I rh'.i'c In lu";d;' rn ( Ilif t,,ratb 1 ___________ ,. t , 1 'l \1 rlttnnx hIM Uphill i)r'MIlh'flhiHl liive ;'hiIt' Pr.'ci(Ietll Ninn penk frIltil hiq Sno let','. home in an iii I tion e iniIui that it t pities hit' 1(172 campaign , , ,. clilential t;s'tiiini'p 'largI Shrtver IIIS** 54Ilfl4IIlII'lt i IIIIIi ilii III 4111) pnigntng, from Pittsburgh II) Ihr'nuitisini, 1'' iitiI VIII' President Spiro I I1,1lI44 % pliutita 41 tact hi n ,j)cnran' I'M In Philade lphia IIi*I It U hi iioi*I b tt11f •twiii fHvUr.d in I )vti'. c%rC$) front New York (4) 1 ic AiiieIec 144419V to 1 - _:,0R_; If - -- 11seillocrAlic ":::t: ' :vr' 'ei1 , . I Homostretchi All - - 1110 V .• ]Frank _FF V - _• 4 II b3r 3EtX ES In Campaigns C;4r • - ,slflio,; Mv, .;,l ,ki .r,:tr !-,,ir Re uests I ,.. . V R 4- - - IF _ - . 1,47--17 : "~11 I I i- I ~F li I F . I - r~)rs ____ _ .jell TZ t -~ :. If; , . , , ~ ""% - ~ — ~ - t .., . . " to,000< ~5~ -. -, LI&WT I . 4 -jj : i5le • - U . - 4- a . I f / ____ •) I 'I ,I a • W-1 . " ' -. . .- - -- $ 1 - ij .V .....4\t / / t . -,H I. . I ll'', . 17 -7-r - (3 S ;Iqvl - .!, I ~_, ~ ._ -- .• 4 ., I I % ••1 . . . uscriousaIAPuxokon.eor - - I- ; . ..- and Zoning Board sort- amom, (lit ii*ht it. IllS for tiu' row 's S4.S5$Ofl of t il oist - .4 .• t, . 1,. . - Hannjr.4 arA /.rjnin4 Fviiml duoto Thursday, ,Nlj-.-. 9 ,in rc- Mar~ 11(jifle,,ard aw! 14 'Ibis, I 1 -- • .• INI mission B 4) 1) It% MAIM)% Ill-1111 % I 0:1011liod j)tj1)jlj jj4-.jj';jjj'FI1 , '`r'll"ki ''I 1"J? L'. '";"" I ..., 7;7~-'.~;,.x:-, 1,-i "P , ,I /. - I f I Vtre 'tIU getting inqutrse 'j ' XC __ 4111 I till ce+ LI A . ti - 1":V-. A . ii /4. - ' lli ~~L~ * ~_ - ,_1.14,_,:" - ,, ~~* , 11 _______ ; -,., I -1 • t. - . --.' 47 41 NIZE. 5- !L! Nitl.:ipll'Fl, ~ ON A CkX .- . o3 0 .&P I , T I , Z onin PUD T- r- ,\'* —1 . , 7. _ - olt"Z:l,%Ft, , q, &"N 11 -, -__LlE/ "I ( _-- ___ : _____ ,I _. —6 - __Mr. ____ St. Johns River Valley ( Fto~ ,^U - . , -M *__ . ~4, .- .-____~___ a - _- -IF. f , I'.N F _1 . _. - .L, I _- ./j" .: 1, . ,I .. I . I - II __ 1" . -~ f! - I -1 I --_- .i~~ - ti__ - .1 ul .. T'he answers are Yc!~ anti Nil. -15 lF.W_ ~ Z 1.l- modhW411611,111 4 .'- Tou a.m. representatives of Huron)- :;I.- On Counci y , l .. ,t6ex - 113 UZq14Y GS — ___ - ; \. . In sy jo c - . - '- 1/ ,- I ~~, - ,/ I -- _,,,. y - --A 2),2 ~i) . ( A C::: / - GOODNESS 01 \. I (I / Aiw,.- - "', ,~l . / ON' j L V - )_j mmmo&- __ "N __ .1 _: t_,~ -__- . \\ GWOAAf /' I W_ (Ij I ~ ) .) ,. 0 .. " _~' / ,I . - 1; )flOI nwi a .unirn ( onimittee lA)(le 1241 o( sanford ('(I 7 . .John Krider. (centers chairman (if the (;ood Samaritan tviring committee gave the welcoming remirks, Music vs provided I)y semitiole High School Band directed I)y Roland Castro. I'it all PIH)t() - Not.; for the second j)a rI. P. V1 ` ~;11 11i!1itl I haven't - - - . - - . -4 . thatvver public opinion it rAto I - CZ14D I I I .0101 ,Ftl .~i ~ I - .f ..~."".- I I 11 ~1_7, ~ h- - P ".,. ~s I i_Z!_N r - .,~-"' ) ,t. _ -sm A-;.,- I Florida t'itiiens being f*irined to Florida Country Club Plans It'l .. hollit-s anti (It-tachell holl"es as well its ;lit 13-Imle co*,f course. against further destruction of tilt- river's unvironment. , 1.___ - -. I ,007 - I I I 'I., \' -1J ;,.s.. . : - - - I ' . feelings or actual attitudes this I %edr • Church Schoo1 .*... added Chtskin M .Flo ) 'X - -- __ E - __ I -F, - - .-l" f I - - .- . __ f5F,IQG FOLLOWED! - 1_13 41F 4, - - - -r_ .~. - - i. '-' _ --,!. k - - (Y 4 ) J .. -' I - --- - .1...Jra.. ( t — - '4 ( - II i J,Ij i .1, I-11111111111 -.- Nwr__MW I , -401 . IL — —7 i . — V - m,, ,, .: kt_ -. . - - — - FAVM OF QVING MORE MOVEY 70 HELP R1E.11IBIL I T, -1E CRJMIt-JAL,S ,, -. , - ,,___ V - - - V .• -. V (;REAT.., i • • -' V . ' - •-• • - -- . --•- ••. V V • V V •. - - . bouquets of pr.*isi I California r V ___________ r—;;=. ~ _rrn I ( I - - - : / r-' = ,.-.- Z.-ILkl_- I-e i~ "~_ I - --- !1.0-^ ,.-) ' ' it , r_. _-. - fl fj(jfl(jj4 • :., ;:: ears hae not been a a rly partic ul " -----" tj " . I . = isbn V I- .. Z_"9 I _____- V -___________________ - IF,. L.- 9 It: iff : .------. iFE7 . --7 -.474 I Xil1hhtiItiUfls - _=M-1 - ~Fr7 - i,.= ---- -;. -WW-- 4 - ., *;z %I " -. _____ - 1 - in \ ict ham la.t ith ft.. I SJIIJII nut _______________________ V am(I 1 '. t haners ;, _--- (. .• 1- 4 - for months I I III It l X. Usis in on (1 0 1011111) 1. " I ,I deinonstr, t ile - I- "trial of broken treaties" ,allilMign if (kit V. III % acalt' the But eau of Indian A I f.ii N Inn Id i ng 1 he I,.,'. e lu'ld S lfl( P 1 Ii Ut (l I I U' 'tN \ I It I IN I ' promisS('S es a Ia p.i SIPSP hijacker a plane to Cuba arid $2 million a It .'r phis charge of plotting to LOOK, v kiKe `,~ffv Lay.lvv. ~Ito, of Orlando ~% Edgar '-m n t Ii in U.S. - - d hut I oug 11(111 l'oli t' ' :" ... ' r. : Y(-sterday's high 10) till.% :iiortiiiu' 69 Partly luuih thr(mi hi Ilit sda> V.1111 thiiIuI I. (If sho"ers. Ilighs lit 80%. District Court sT%'rF: today. / An Orlando Woman Raped In Seminole '. tilt tnv.uard tijj)er MI5SIS%ipj)i ___________________________ - SEN.VI'OIt and a Mail land - -" a..-- ---- \lilk .41141 I(.ubinsin in 1)1iiiulo. - Index ::; lilt . :' atur Richard -- - Itditl Ir )h,lt)tlit 11) p. r tonight and 40 per vent Sit Ih I ,% It I \ 1.011 I us sda tt itli I ii.Ita,i .IliiIliII i >. . 44111 (ii IlililiP 0.44111 III jIlt 4i'itit I IllilIlt hIlls iii*1 iiitII 0.4)5 dr Iiven Ili I t II St ilhilIlIlt tems'ruitures, t iiiititiiit'il tIIcIIiy ( ount nIt reIjIt'It at tllI1M.ilit liri*1 21) . 4A Calendar % car, bu' atcordmg to unthoritti. their Inve';timatioll indicates he %% -, drivitug ng tilt- - Weather 1N (It f( udants on a federal (Jish Upt the Itepublican National ( oiivt'nition rearms are s --duled for art , IF _ * 1411 10. hilt 141 (tI5l sttI41ltttp, U ir ,itiI t St api Ill nil ts.t Ihit In ilitit hi'iiit 4)411 0. Is Iitt r t,ilti fl to Ortuigi \1c iiioriit I lospital where she 0. I 400 slIP '.1I r ... I 1111. - ~1 F41 , w varly ' this mornbig 1)), (%%it ex"'I'llit'll ... lifily cXceptlon, h011it, show %%its volioccil inale.s after olie (it fliviii niviliva', c%ainirwr, falling ill tilt, Itockles as rain jumped into lit-r cat %%title it %%as ". "'I'S ' . I. I tile schmIs should Isit. reimbursed for their e\pense.s. UI I:- 0 .O' I It N \I I N I prom ises . tiitl nonpublic .s(hools are required that he VidS leaning toward a e % _o. he s Ix-come ,in undecided, - . IF V Jaillf., Rohel 1(11, N so N h. ito •i study il oh l(ldle n1( nIiin er> bib; to t*giii V.101 V Ik¼ itt . %, - . - : (lassif led juts rIPISV. on put./ le li()sijttjil nott " _11~ Publict"Alces ... _ SloorU . I ... I YO hbii1' TV —-------- (ii t slilijeit, 0.10' 4(, 6111.7h IA atuiitit $.00() .Liiiiagt' to a Irma. etist s41I1p I P trilL I at a job silt lit Sttiter Oaks Nit. Jaint-i Deck, Alit.25(11, - tlut i-UI I to I rit to ( -if ill" North Seilutrall AI4drtvi1v,It1 &tt Str eet where the 't ond 't It 11111 hluwi U hiuint Ii hUsI)t t ente red liii. fir L&IItI tihu l t- 1(41.11!, rtjsrteil the theft Of ' 'itt Ik M* (1(11)1.' hIIi ill %1....ti 11114-11 ill.. 11widt'llt. lilt- gil I :_ :: oil 1whalf of I)lack city council-wonian ('. Belle ::] ,;. or.. to-' r I ,I I - s compulsory New Y ork S tate' as a I lent ed tani paigns w ould have _. - n lb. •ippo il 1)) ' ::: and (. \ I I t P -it( - President Ni. (,it rol" I- I w York held the itsviolated the First tauit .. .•: Atncndiiient a stp4iritioii of (hurt II .ititt stuitt ek for a sealI on (1W I'ti but ? 1 1 , ma& North Vietnam look like a ,,. Service Commission, , . — ____ - ex - / happy John Kenneth ar un a month I 1. W-A Ail -.* y perience.' - __-___ -~.~ _`l* - I , last four /1 r __Z- __ -_ 4_w_cF1F_- - .. j Come - V ' ?I,."' '.. . ' , if V itit' t eI ' transplants rew rsidtrit.s of 1uV.fI and tountr> Apartments They halt: a good sense of II 't Itt) JI Thit ) re cause they humor. too, chuckledwhen we told thein the III. ____________ - - 4z , . V - - J - - Mil . - I 1 . (1 killed II 'i It It I ' nt If mart. pleased on hit bee _. V 6. ,..----- - 'i.- — - - --' V , - V / - - . --_ __- - - - on nation \%-ill) a liefty lead over f;vorge McGovern alt hough there are mdii at ions t h 1)1 11101 1it it n ** intleting the sisters Mrs. Ituth .Odell and Mildred Bottorff who :::: c itne Into the of fu. '.t itti . _______ JM ' W . '61 I- 1)(-I).11-11111,111 :11ler this satill-tilm. night at-cident ~* With every"thiriR else going .... V. rong thu norn1ng I couldn'tt i . __________ "I E,2 5tE L1&:.VE MEr I OUX-RSrAQ _ • - - --t_ _________ ~ IC, . - _ . ... .L' - r ' ,.- _. -- I _________ FFF / .,. rroc in (h'- i d en t i f ica t ion of Vi ih1ianh C I-till Grand V* drden V.110 li%5 in Ot..ila 0 . - r ","*"o"11.`FF`ll"`IFF`Fl..1_V - 4vp* A lcw~ _~M .- - . - reports required of tilt- schools :: ""', !hv ,,I.,:t!, : :• I * , U le - ' -I . . _______ II • V NW I___ -Mr-. - _ ____ ______ ____ already t*i-n telling us about - - - e!vction-e%,e **It*s not e%,en in sight." (irops ith all of the copy in Suroday'~. Iferald i and -A e art, M UGGeR ZtAQ _.j --".. - _~tv l'I'I It I \(, tht' fath€ r of ei .,.•:• uLfl) flit e things — i _- - __ __ : -. __F_ -. ; - I _uv"= - - - Vk...IF 71FFiCKS A fXK -NEP C lif.. home in , Wi nd up. 323-M. :,..: ____________________________________________________________________________ I - numbers: &U-W, or _______________ __ - .itliiiii iStt ring ma:rit.unin' to climax his uphill pre,~ 6ential driFvv whil(b CI( re in need of transportation to the polls. you may obtain a _V•T4•I•lJ4 - ouncil ( — $ schools to reimburst - o der Elo,wi o e Sclhne' I by _______ - ' fret ride Icourtes) of the Sanford Ci htafls b calling between ioon and 5 n ni ' & NEWS DIGEST 11 \1U( It l I( challenger (George \k'o t __g/ 1412 I" walsol Ell i. 3E:3EC c r :: 4 %200 - ' , ~ 1 - . ~ -- - -.- ) I 1; I '. —.-.., - river ,;V: i pollution front tilt- run-off requested Kritter to name Augustine; North Brevarct rep resentative to the Immediate plams of the St. John Gulslell of Titusville, overcro%stied schools, I.,ciri"Wilson of Merritt Tllv other development is it Johns Council will be to petition , o Ti VT rziuitjatui to Sekivui River Hilt! Appeals had been filed by Ar. unconstitutional By BARRY SCHWEID Associated Press Writer Tile justices acte(i on appeals thur IA'Vitt, tilt, state comptrol. poll.ster who his called all tile ler; Ewald It. Nyquist, tit W.A,SlIINGT0N (AP) - The from tile ruling by a threejudge presidential races correctlio ay agreed to juinel ill New York City last coll revie%k a New York law that April. 17he case will be heard Earl lirydges. majority Ivad " provided $28 million a year in early next year and a final of tile st.ate Senate; and it (IV '17honias E. Dewey in 1%8 Haman Catholic and two Jewi. ,,It state funds for parochial decision .announced by the end parochial scholols. .says he won't predict thiss rdt'r schooh until it was declared of June 1973. cause it's "an election like no '... - .:.::.*.*:.:.:-:-.,.::.:.:.:.:-:- - -:-:. :- -:FF::-X::::::-%~:-X-..% .::...,-::::::e::::::::::::::::::::::.:.:::..::::::::::::,- -.%.:,`~' 17be 1970 Mand.ited Servi(-e -~ - " 0%, / ,,~ ,~Y~, , /F-__--,-----j), .o. .I . If; polls Mid- It's interesting to note that "OW 1_1 be CAN 1 1a;!_I-. ? r — Courts To Rev liew - notlit. itlFtstanding all of the Harris, and Gallup, and I Ift"_ .11 — 3 anged my mind ch (VJtI .i'r& ii hI) (Ionuit( i 15 a cre i.ihtri lridtr, Grea t er SnIard sch(mil site. and S7.5,6.;10 for Chamber of Commerce 'nif. followin i: rlmlo,, !~,I-.o school consirm tioii. When executive inanager. Krider said ,I,illlll y w as a pp(olil ted to been submitted 14,11, -achvd 2,W0, lie Said. he would donate represent tile Sanford chamber lx)ririg counties tip serve &-1 another 15 council t-ontract..s for development acre siti' or $150,000 at a Nov. and -it U01 hudding permits organizational ineeting set for the drafting committee ! "until They include Putr .tttuttit r 15 at rt silt or another 1:30 m it Stetson Ufli% er hItiti (,ordon of P IIII $150 kit) liutist .%liU1ll is tht 'sit) 1)aIs hIilt Duval. Hans lander $2.00ii-$35,000 range. Jacksonville Mayur hans G Opposition aroose from citing "I"aniler J r,. - Jacksonville; Clay, Geor,,-,Carlisle of Green Cove Springs, of a possible ,A,iler crists, chairman of the river council trigiii). in 1969 acmpted -r being designated wti a Nation organtied St. .Johns Valles- Council, it group (of Moldel Ifiver Project (hapx.hI prt'si(llIh ir 1 as Good Samaritan I loille director Mother conditions like the present . ,. ) -, I I ; , 1 _', o X11.0"........._ , '(I/- I i Ititlo Lake F' I 't F lj1rcjs of Eustis and Gr eg frr 'a'rTdr'h gtn for a federal Stud. designedt ldt thet J I' • i.isys I,G(Xl acrus north of Sit 1.11. UlcIlIlliflU hI. . . ones Lz~ 11-7N /_________ I 0 ? it @ , — 0 I .T VI . - 1. __!f - We would have . . . J P) 0 .. -- S Peace could bve come V /,,, !S, 140ofIII , 1VW }. Ik knou I but one whose uord I find difficult to s%%allow i, Sau'th - " . 1~ 111r"~ , I Jj I ~, ,_ I VIIslip •-jV4._ -r . commen ts of one who should . "~' n,,, " / _______ ," II 11~ . , t.:10. - ----. GOOD SAMARITAN FLAG RAISING j •. .;ki , I ~ WF_ LIKES "tA L 'yo- f ~, ~F./ ),I' I 1 .I /I 4 __ 1 lsl"r,d. (mange. Jf~hn &-tt.en-;.kr tilt, 1)4-partint-rit ,.f I.-iler.ot ar-Al I4 rote tior4 Environmental ittIi".i S (,tur't bali) h , 4 I -0 I - - - : ,' A./ / __ could have and should have ended "hen Mr. Nixon was Van "I'llieu only today said, 2, ... .- ) ii i-y Its 1111.1, SC017 "w"I %0th tilt- coinmissioners. The Harming, 4)1141 /uuuw RIllird ix d this ut liii ir Ott 11 tilu €1 Ui' I'll- 4. kl %'4 r _- . I '$w - 1 - '........... •-.... I - _ S ____ I . I ' - C00c,HI E ./ j__ '__~_ __ _1-_-1 ", i SON / ' oc 91- :1 I4 < ' , , __ __ . 4. %, ya41 a - .-, - I ,., I 11 ' __ E'5 ,___._." YM I IF . I - C o . .." , L1, N%'r_711F;7.-) IN oi,aA~oolllIlt,," . -OV A - "- o-_ , ) :S7W,_)N& ' FLJ-n r7"t-F , "lt ' '1 * ? I ,V,ie~T u . — YEAH, All!,,"T ' I 0 4DJOL Md I votm for 'M r. Nixon four sears ago cause i as inced that he would end the - I E. Stoffells, & lby iti;=Aqeuffa~ all vot"agellit-lit anti %%vildilli" The first subject then drove ruloorto-d alootit $251) %~ijrth tit fl-v (.'it Imik too t%orlvi -Stivel t i,i'l lit thi. othu r tiiat out lit thirii 1r1Het'(Ie.I to Iri t' uitu.uiisl 1 OR Among hit ite ms hitkt Ii V. lIt thu Itt gi Ut) Aluirtiii& iits nil Sit 436 in ( asstilberry. LOGICAL " BUD' LEADERSHIP ' LAYER SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT DIM. ~6 �-- Monday, Nov 6. 1972 2A— The Sanford Herald Deputy - 114, i mton I I)et. %VIlltatii Hogan of the Two After 'ShootOut ' 'C lbgnn charged Paula Jean Howard. 27, and Frances 1)arlecn Carey, 21, with passing a forged check. Both were ;ild tinder $2,501 t,onil each. Willard toi; Cures, 29, and I--in E(l%flt(l thiward, 31, were both chsrge'I with t')nsItri(y to t'i-autnit other telony and jalIrd tinder $,001 bond each. According to Hogan, at tempts to cash the checks were made at several 'nnfort1 businesses Saturday niirnin. and he caught them in the act at one of the stores. Vincent Jarvis Militelln, 17, of 303 Oak Street, l,ongwood, turned himself iii at the department muter he .cherlf('s o had been sought on six felony charges by 1)ct. Sgt George :bbg). [)let. Robert Kunkler and (*)Lt. Jerry Capshaw. with Militello was charged w three counts of sale of Canumitas Sat Iva I marijuana I. ti, counts of possession of Can. liabin Sativa 1 and one count of receiving and aiding Its con- - GARY TAV 0K The 1 Police fle.artment arrested two l";ftCr d , Incident in the parking lot of Glenda's Restaurant on French Avenue _ llarok1 Garmon of Wi French Avenue told Patrolman F B Ch.....n rocking chair valued at $50 o" fit " ti porch. IS NO LAUGH ING Nichoiks, after she reportedly MATTER..* weapon and :cxa' Elvin Campbell. of 2521 South rrndingc. and v'.av.' :,I, P pi a fnille on your t- • . '. "Seminole County needs strong, positive thinking carrying a eo we a sertiing silver ladies carxwi in a public ring, a gold necklace, a ith small IA sweetheart ring John Shaw°I Atlanta toot diamond, a gold bracelet with Sanford Police someone from his wallet while he jade sets, a gold locket necklace. SW SemiDo)t a ladies wallet and $10 cash. was at Number 56. and UIIIIIIVUI IUJ judgm ent! down, support of kw enforcement, and orderly development." ç Zf,-, • ford ' t1ti 1?. .) KEEP Sant ord: Marcel.- Partridge - - Verlaia M. Purvis Joao-, Iudviig Cte.sUnt 0. E. Sirm Edgar W. Wamn I[Auise R. IA,d v.tg ' A. CamPbelL Like AL DAV IS Robby Pryon Fred E. C+iat 0-4NIE LESLIE )i 47,61 A RICHMOND rILDA 110 t tI.tb7 - t',ltoi, Orlando 3rd DISTRICT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, DEMOCRAT A Paid Political Advertisement yAl Do is ampaign Treas. Mta1LOr . Barbara L Seeley Risena W. Perkins John Wilbur Burgess Ann Marie Kennrd Dorothy L Harley Asher Kanner An.,. 'b'" llob Kane, DeBar' - WILLIAM P. "BUD" LAYER way ' '4 P NOVF.MBERSJV72 Admirtions San! on; Lt&bcrtna • .'i'.rv Bert Duboasc Timothy E. Built ii nm t 30 • C'fll C40 V.LIS set ' - 111* • All. M 1 PP I Lhd tO. Marco' if e. • MtPO lIe. - MI 14' o :Floi'-nAnC.rO 3 - MM & M Miii OP 73 . _ -- 80 sloe Tom ULAN has walked your neiqhborhoods,L V i sited al most 60,000 homes ... 4W I Because Tom DOL-AN rn., ii . (.114 p,1, Phi •' Rep its IS to iv. Jol loto - ,l,n 741, Ind Si, . -. ' - ' St-CL 1 r.J 111. ' - iii. • I' • I h Tr I) Soi.l' (0 Zi •1. c,, ,,, O LI t.. I IS'. • C. orro F its 26 lot sto pu G; P.6% 57'. • Woe W . (7,OI% 7'' • ' S!t 34 1. Gen Tel 30 -. c.+- i o ;9. - ''. ,. • 't : U •.•( ii iIj. ' --' ' l.r, ... pi.inii0 CA ilrot A L 74 . PW as '' "• ' I ')fd 73'. • - 11.1 We OuPOt! - • believes that to - represent you, - 'roPo(;R-t I'll IC MM'S 110- he must know -- - — PC ) ' Aft what you - 0 -. 06 , .., - was - The people who use the.. maps do not fit in a ny one category but they all have one thing in common — each user wants lnforma• tion, about the surface of the earth — information that c.sn heit he showr on topographic map — * Architects * Engineers * land AppraIeri * Lawyrs Military Personnel * Real Estate the Florida High. Patrol arrested 14 and 15- Chmk with p THE CONFUSION (' .+- rgn 'i.r1'a Art art )- nrneertnt I)rpsrtlLrLt (t itt maps ?° aipks -I to walk for him... * Sitittrnis aids I()NI)ON(All — Sex Use ltleti&dl Journa l )r. Practitioner. the issues. Developers — , about * Surveyors near the Lake Mary exit. should lx' prrstl ibtd fir with unhappy t hi n k Now Tom DOLAN needs you * Foresters were walking along Interstate- SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT -. , flrufl% t.a'r' Ir 0+ , ,, ,, year-old runaways from Melvindale, Michigan as they ;loria P. Veler, Ikltou Yuung. Eltona I , fludfl 2? Tomlinsosi of 4 Frederick K. Adams, Deltorw Mar) E. Retry, Lake Mary (;.r3eS 1. Stoodt, Winter is.. ( Trooper C. 1. (Tommy) Kenneth E. Gabbert,. Apopka • . ,,. • W: • v'a r II )CICWJ ford, Thomas A. Miller Irui G. o. At i ss Street, Sanford; Arthur Lee Jackson, 76, of P.O. Box 162, Lake Monroe; Leroy Hardy, of P.O. Box 171, Lake Monroe; and Wilhilm James Posey, 24, of 1711 West 14th SLect, San- 460 C. AmCv•flI)' arrested by I)tty Jay Leman, and c harged with possession of nLotal by a minor. His bond ;vas ,et at $100. Deputy Taylor Roundtree charged four men with gam. Wi ng and Jailed each under $50 bond. Arreated were James A. Polry, 25, ot 1510 West 13th 0 ELECT Baby &I G.Bnen Maxie I- Burke William ' Walk.,-r, 16, of 119 Lake Dot Drive, Sanford. J a nie!- Roger Bakke, 17, of I HER COUNTY COMMI VIRGINIA PETROSIVI F.0 gas 1214 pr-tat Dan C. F-'-ilve> , Lake Monroe a I3rnoi E. art i n, Orindo Dtsekargei Sanford: anga Eilec.i Peidelttin Lei Al Ca 14 ' Oil P1t A, A,, Ar 3S,''' .,flilc t, • ,,ca,, • , , I.tke Mary; Jeffery Wayne small, 18. of 119 l.nke Dot Drive, Sanford; Kenneth Hay Speigle 19, of Rt. 2 Box 530 A Sanford; and Dennis Joe Audrey J. Gamey Bmda C Ml - * ' Court, Sanford; Barbara Ann - rge Virgil D. Powell RA*rta A. Dube ' Al nU , - Robinson, u, Pine Tree Road, Mr. and Mrs. Kaplan tcrc, Admbih'UI C-- , ' bond each, are Colleen Rae Jenkins, 18, ol 625 Camella Bi5 NOVEMRER4.l172. i-.-, Step By Step R eport (marijuana), less than five grams. The live, jailed under $600 My record shows con6*q-., v,,-t9nt voting to held taxes ,- -.•-. - Stock Possession of alcoholic beverages by a minor and possession of Cannabis $ • Hospital Notes T • ~nstess can make it shot Ernie Stevens in the leg Orange Avenue. Sanford, with a .22 caliber pistel. reported several items missing In cc)nhiectlOfl with the UL)t from his residence. Entry was a p parentl y through a charged Jo Patrick Sullivan, itchLn window. 34, of 2545 South th TT ?O mong the missing lknLc A ealed t ALL -.. r1tCANMflN 2Wmusic CÔ. or - i N oon at $14,000. Sgt. Abbgy arres!ed two 15year-old Sanford juveniles in connection with a tIeft at the Presbyterian Church at t.Jpala Road and Country Club Road. Abligy also arrested of 14-yearold Forest City youth for petty larceny and violation of paroI'. That was in connection with it theft at ii Forest City cOiWlCflCl store and Abbgy is also seeking a 17-year4d in the incident. Sgt. Raymond Parker arrested fie teenagers at the Mevielanil Drive-in Theatre last night charging each with Total bond LEAVING HOME in Sanford. battery b;toleti from his car I,iot U, ZMS South Park Avenue, utulc t was parked in front of Sanford. %as charged uith his residence at 2551 Palme:tn ult with it A%vnue.Sanford. 71* bauer branishing was valued at W. m by a 3thnE! ! - 'I; — ceahr.ent of stolen property. am -......' - I ;rI C \ 1u at a total 11v items i4 PNc1IJ0Fc NEW I Arrested v)'? $300 11F AOL I A)fl)WOOII. t. & - sheriff's department nrresti'tl four Mims residents In con nection with the theft of ilwcks a nd a check writing tunehini' Iii from 1obIle World - !ihOi, PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS By (.Alfl' TA'I'IA)II d VIRGINIA Mercer, longtime Lake Mary !Id:1 s u: the community's woman club to introduce indoings sponc-r cumbent County Comijssioner Al Davis. Ann Siezkowski Photo MnndAy gr i-ct To,,, Dolon At the lake Mary Woman's ('list, dinner mmii rally lii'ncon is it I mirtilitiate for the hIoiis' :f Heprecentat lvi's. district 33 while Dolan Is running for Ihe State Seflnti., ifth, ilktrli I Turns In Checks ,!f Thc' SinforrJ H!rMd Sl-,VMt)ltI-. Itensori and Mrs, to the polls and $1.75 flearge - ra I Brian ItictiariLs stid -- these .sids tre in rsi stay ks-sky but of 1,l ival nwdical taint-. - - st,i.ia.jt. ,'. -i I into the vot ing fail P011itOPi OPIAPuDO S1A. SI', - Alice Mae lh1lcr __ - ELECT rJ FOR LEADERSHIP Chelsia Fletcher ?-,ancy Hope Johnson A Liesel T. Sumner ••.,.. Virginia McKibben. DeBar) Thelma L. Woodbury. DeBa I The?Dub,ngy,Deltuna UUUI IQflfld V.1 1)eltona Hugh FORWARD IN EDUCATION V Jennings, Longwood Amanda William r !asglo Luc- ar." M WITH SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT 3 / DEMOCRAT Fort. Ocklawaha Lang. Buster I TOM NO a Poff, Osteen Nanita A. Haim, Winter If VOTE "10v' 7th N French Ave Fl.., 37711. f S+snfo'd Second Class PosI- % 90 '.i. Sanford. Ftwida 41711. Ra?e, b-j Pd. Pot. Avd. 'i.j J. CoIL•r1, ________________________________________________________________________ ew. it i voll • . - . .'s - _____________________________ .• TIME - - -- :rt' DEM. Caip, Tt.io. - - - i7CA. / I-.:3 I CO !i ------------"' ttt. •'i' DOiAII Florida Senate District 16 Demo. MISSOURI BELLE SWOFFOHO WILL WOI1P( FOR: IMPROVED BTUOENT,'T(ACtftIl RATIOS: To ,'iii,iain proper classroom balniiu for totta; i natfuctsun, and to deovw u p th. child as an in1i du,iI. EXCEPTIONAL CHILD PROGRAM: tncvased seivices to: the E x ceptional Child Proratn Sns urddlatdtlljs the heartache and truelratione of many because IIO50 saivicas are grnatly kksrq at S+.bKripton Carrier. tj FULL UU by The Sanford I-4erata. 300 Imfl. wo o rd - -•: - —4 Pot, Adv. Pd. by Camp. Treas. �-— __.- - .__•• __•.4. - -- MondavNov 6,1973 4A--The Sanf ord Herald Friris With Nuclecr Power - "Y TUE FOOD ib hot and and the carklidates are ttskng I uh advantage of it at the Lake Mars Woman 's Club chicken dinner and rally Thursday night. On the serving line are Mrs. Alyce Lansing, Mrs Pile Hughes and Beth Gregory. Being Stci'ii's 'Friendly' Insect Is Sought aoi llo to . BY .IlIIt I041I1I' .111. TA).) .M)AS.SI';l-;, Flu. t A)')-Scientists, working under strict ill soon begin ccc urlt' for a friendly iiise I searching to free the state of ln'.eiIs like the Itesky hive bug or ilrenmh'it lime stalliv tei-hnlmpie %vas tisi'il t)mt fall heii Iwo widely sep. aroteit i'aes of si'rewwnrmim br- , CKP with nuclear powet. rriday. the big generator at (U~) ill ) "C • FI-dPower an Light Corn- ' Don served are Mrs. Struble, County Tax Collecti G. Troy Ray Jr; State candidate Representative dOSC 1 () UCSd.l\ 11 More than live million sterIle (lies were dropped In the Sebring area after larvae teii' se'rcwain-iii. found in late Sept.'intmi'r on it A $.,'I57,000 lalkiratory Is lwlng mimi-h, mititi Ihmi-,w million Were built at the University of Flor. dropd ' in 11w O x ford area lila as a first major step toward Friday, it ieek after larva" substituting biological eiiimtrols were found near there fur eheiukats. ('onnet' said his departiiment Agriculture Commis.-itincr did not think the ( it mass's were l\vle Conner sa c ' fit, elm Is to msmin'u'temt 4mmimI milit not knnw him prtet't the coy tr,,nimwtit tIme flies gut Into )'inrlula+ citing tile ImIb done iii prov i +1 in g a fmKt SII)11)' The I a tin ratorv will he operated by the university, Ibm' U.S Department of Agriculture mod the state Agriculture l\'parl ument s Plant 11141wstr Di v ision Conner would not venture a guess as to what agents the Inliorotory might discover to IlL ntn I •1 20 per := ml, affbi 'ant o it,! total 7&,flkiloMt s-'- 00 I - I Vince Fec±tel Jr. and Clerk of Circuit Court Arthur H. Rcc'lcwith By Florida Scientists F T? I' Jr. meresal operatin could be c -,pected by the end of the !tate s firci nuclear crated electricity floue the eourit's poi' uirnu - -- - , . ' '- , . " I - - for ma (Ifficial! v-he SpCnt SCVCfl year- er auousts a' battling counts, state and federa. 7 Ir '± _______ f _____ • I - 414- If-sustaining nuclear - reaction — less than threi after being lins1 months tr-i tt 't 1S ri ede.t Or-. ir in uwri:'r in OkK1ANI), 'if the Atomic Erier' ui 2. he fac'ts a pe.csible 1-10 year tamed the cc.mpute programs, tlertrnrncs v-lu? h.a pleaded cuilty lii pirating znlcrmatrnn stat-r prson term or one year in devised to print readouts for mission. All fr gererating ur Aeroet General Corp of Fcil. t telephone from a rival corn- ccIunt a1 and a $5,(k'Kl trw I'OIrt v-ill be Court records divulged these som, Calif., a firm that ud Turkey pany's computer. ISD as its main supplier of b mid-1973 T!v' will st The iniustrial c-}oak and "g. details of the episodc A caller used an identification computer services and UCC as 2.384.000 kilowatts of electn. episode rnv)'ei Hugh Jefenerg to florida resider : code number belonging to sir a backup source try Ward, 30. of Pain Alto, his FP&L vs eiiplvet. Uni'rrsi Comt- ISD ciomer to fl LSD's 1St) SaUl the hijacked proAfter the No unit reaches i multtmiflinndoliat UId%L Mg Ct. of Ialo Ails., Its cormwer pndtion 1Tfl enables a custOrlier to so p - cent computer here rnt rrleazng pcTJtOr. lntor.riaton Systems feed data into the computer's level, the facility wil l be shut alleged trade secrets on Jan m so furDesign. r.. of Oakirni.'t, and a memory bank over a telephone down (or several days am worti shout 'ornputcr ajjustments can 1w made. and '.}v' diagram, cha rt or Isp s4'c'tel it S ;. (mO miiwd graph responding to the data ciffm'als said. duped uher the rd reversed his previous ulli be plotted at the cu.-;torner's Ww'vt r. engineers and nucomputer began innocent plea Friday when Alalute. rlemr technicians have been data cards for no apparent mcdi County Deputy Dist Atty.with the rtactors nkering ti Ward w- arrested Feb Charles Herbert asreed to drop son and two v-t'4 later one of SITIL- ' their first operational day Q1 attt'i- police its customers reported receip' d the I ;. second count at grand theft ni order to comply with AEC 0tha t of $ 5 unordered computer dener ir, his offi "in w rn tere of iice+" test requirements necessary punch c-ard.s+ eorrance with the Ward. fret on E,f..i bail, was before full service is allowed. Subsequent investigation b stolen from ISP ordered to appear for sentenc'A giant r adiator" is under - . . L/ - a* Square dancin~ Join John Saunderf. 1 callcT P damages to tht San- and the Starlight Promenadors and ITC ford Cwmc Center at 8:30 prn+ 0 ISD I IL - :"'- •!.' •! - ' I• : I H E ADQUARTER -, I ___________ - . k. — / s Amcncu t .-'---iY been won - / - or lost by one perSOfl' s vote. III Christian ('hlsrch a part V. - . whntevcr your convictions, ihate'er your - • the strnnt voice of for the future. ho frl'edonl. - - 'a.c( your VOW Li of 'i1 SoJTpi Sterchi's will close at 3: 30 S iAuIc1 (J4L'T\ P-40"e 4W fl?ISHIR5 qcc you at the polls! p.m. rue. AMP , - f4t) - . • - - - . . D M I Gff - You want a washer thats within your budrt but tP sill e-quipped to :&rmdle Si - - - - 10 - •i-....- lit - - I. %, -------- 11=11111i Annual Teriyaki Steak Dinner at the Fleet Reserve, 4 p.m. £ - . l•z.. + - - V eterans Buddy P:.pp t' \T Eponxired b Put I0I(* SALES CASS(LRFRR Y 1792 - FURNITURE - ASKS DO YOU WANT 1k MAN WHO. 1)FVFtl)FF+ 1)1111 1FSr PIJFI I1 PFf(j1Y, * (5rF,i IN FI+lJ1flDA — INVISES YOUR Dlii EARS 10 FRN PER YEAR FOR YOU? * * IS A LEADER IN (;OVF rt f li/F - ) :j Ij Ni 'M'MuNli RN (;IVI(; AFFAIR./ * NI VFR HD A 1ji'm 11ICAL SEAIE AU[II * HAS KNQWLELi(E TO IMPLEM F NT P * HAS FROVIN HIS IFAhJFWH' AFII I 11( 1 - - DOYOUWANT , .. E1VICE+ '- EFFICIENCY, ACCURACY. pRU1rfirJN, environmental control equipment including devices to 1'' election. Regardless of your / . ) el ec tion has ld be t he ruciil ballot in nnext Your vote cou - I VOTE! Min mm Q. \irmandy Bonlevar tton. cp.nsoredby the Chi-istian o ricr.'s Le of the urh Sale hours are t' 11.1711 it. - -.r-- OR MORE - VEH' itil)V'S DU1' Tl flunirute sale will he helJ at I . . " Ciounly Campers, Altarminte Springs. 1k1J11 WtE IS L i he sald . dental rele ase no rete.ise until 'llwrc must be -ate Imitilogical it is found In be a element, a (rwnclty Insect t'' $ annihilate unIrien(1i) pests. " Fct.r green houses at the Itni. versity will be equmj)x'tl iitli - •- cml,iimnr'r mimmil q.ais' l!Iq'q timivi' q1,t end to Sniitlipiiqter ii _____________________________________________ "We mutist protet .m m:ai mist a'' - Lake Brantle) High Scho: Athletic Boosters meet at F p.m.Mtiweec-ampus sTh'J weests. love t'migc, fire nut iuosquitoes, fruit flies or screwornis. lie said a major .umokra. tion t the lab would 1w s,'CiIrI ty Compan} officials e xpect to agairist Ward begin using the "rachattir" next ear heays s.rv%worum fly jnleIiiIh.n Ijit - the hot eater purmit've and compensatory i'm lnctwli an ;mtt.ic. on 8110011 II I '4f- .k " In a civil trial that ended last constrcctmnn at the Turkey Seminole Calendar -------- 'Fi'i'q hail it . regulations te put Tirke into 1peratinn. info Stolcnt From Computer tr,neJi',, 116v fi,, I71i I h' ',,c?r,rI IllornIff INFORMATION FROM YO!JP ( !- F P filter the air. Their thick sak't glass will Lw ttutwdded with fiie wire to prevent irem rig. the screwworm .n i99 through the use of sterile nitt' , was. Conner s.id, ''a nitern phenomenon ef my time.' The screwworma flies "aused $10 million annual damage in Florida and about i 2o million in the Southeast, mostly to I'vestock. They are the most inhuman pest I know," said Conmer. Thcy just cat up the live animal." Winter killed the flies in other areas but they migrated to warm South and Central Florida. The area below Oala was sealed off with roadblocks in the winter of 1957.M to prevent trucks iuiulir.g cattle from Inking out the fl and the eradication program begun Millions of sterile flies were dropped over the areas and because the females ni:.!e o-lv once, their eggs mere infertile, i nd no new generation h;it.-'he..+ 1 "The program was a success almost from th start," Conner said flrni , r (ri YOU HAVE HIM! KEEP HIM ! CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY Paid P0Im.,I ,.d Be jchr Carl Car" "røms -. T £ . $ inent ektrtit', .rua1lv helps prtz rh or' life For example elrnirv vae tre.lrr'enc n'cc-'irv to çver . synthetic fabrIc. This iI c one DI our "MD91 in Demand" model. -, With IPIIIffl Pre.sit cycle that gives til permanent press fabrics proper wrthkie.frre care Three water level selections to choose - - from —uptolelba of m1'ed. heavy fabrics Big capacity heavy dut (. 'I? rIT1I-!rUCI0 'T%tPcn( hofChall , tItTi It. the public-. &-&30 p.ri - and bake sale b!' Luid". t,hijld vt As'ensnmn Luthe'an Oiur'. Cass'1berry. 830a.m.. gaff 92 north of Sci-iun.Me Plaza , ttaz2r -- j I 1'I \ -- - - '• - kid ii $nfnoo - - - - - -.: ervtiun1 r'ia: Joc'- his orn i:-n 'HC en'iror.mert. inc!uilvo the r'rt: I t I t1L..(ts I,iu ett'i,trKtt l:s t e -ncrv you 1t1 u'eIt crc: :- :c• t FPL rsiint or use, irtd lets .0 ettort' at one pI.ILPt .mtir - Lake Brantley High S"fItI] Athletic Boosters rponsor carnival. 2-8 pm.. Milvec c ' - - -' : ----------- rop and think ..i(-aner than letriir ' 'r a mtnure ot the alrerr1aclve. Mti!ton or :ndtvidual tires' kerone Limps.' Coal - No. 15 Square dancing at the Sanford Civic Center at 8:30 p.m Join John Saunders i rullu, and time Starlight F.:rirriadur - - -. . + - - - I I h - - Sanford Electric Co. Open Man thru Fri. 11a m. 5.ic v m - Cioscd on Sal. Square dancing at Vie li- - 'o\.t p.m. Join John Saunder~ 'rcer -, lie- -J, ServcinQ \t-r -.:•• Florida I "Seminole County needs strong, positive thinking HOUSE OF FOAM I, and common sense judgment! Grand Opening . Thursday, Nov. 9 My record shows consistent voting to hold taxes Al . j;s fijj A7 -\ 'When you pro 9 e electricit y, litirti"nt arent the environment" r.mtt't ail. we l'e F'L Al you down, suppor t o f law enforcement,'nd orderly development," here And that - t'fl t)tt r 'L'rtt ' ctctk'tt r'+ e ,. + onmrantiv I' -. - • --- - - Lim.0 c? tIL' sat'\. E,tttrt'rt'rtrttc.t. tit 4JIlAti %rlttL.hrt'teL!daItttt'rs. .A7tm. Ci \OttY rrto..t Add , eLI FP1 \Ia''.tt + - I, CUSHION COVER SHREDDED FOA+Vi CAMPER MATTRESSES MATTRESS TOPPERS - You a sk. CUSTOM MADE BED PILLOWS OPENING SPECIALS Brc P1101, — 89c 1 lb. Bare. Shredded Foam — 41". FREE WASH SPONGES (2 Blacks South of Sanford Pk e201 Orlando Drive KEEP AL DAVIS COUNTY COMMISSIONER 3rd DISTRICT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, DEMOCRAT 322-245 anford Florida V__-_•__- A Paid Political Advrtsernnt By Al i.)uvs Carnpign Treas, FPL answers. IPL I( + Or itthtiig c L5'. tV 'eItte l.'%('?tt,'hV7's ti t 'ti\' re e 'ri..' - If �I-. INEW F1UVt uiIie Into •jr Their i I ', • I __ T ''r i I '' • Rafts _________ - C_- 1 CENTER — -. :. I T±"T'- T -• - _C ..-. 1 - --- - •k.-•-- -• The Sanf"rrl I $c'rilc! - ' - 100 % Effort For Seminole -- - I,. Complete MAIL • .. 1 • :kjd i-i•-lip 11111E 1 4 Only . — j' II.'. 4 nc anwtr arc- enumerated b in urnben: tnte ISSUES fr Interested citizt!n- ttcndin theLzilw Ftcpreetitanv' lb 'hicke dinner and rufly 1Mary Womai _sAa_SieczkowsI 1 Phntc Gem, Cci?; 16 " Tbrp5 - Pup - Ga; ' L" Bogs up n esvi ll " All Sizes Mate flouci unit S!'rM. Suite r.. Bill Cuntt:r & Or- '1' — rr.It onh it, Most, cnntltcts, and SIX Are To Be Arissoc ig ned ffltZ It:, F n 1it L'i '. . Awtateu rre Writer ARMY-NAVY — ti1' :;A1NIS'IUL.Fti SURPLUS The "Gainesville Six" plus two ______________________________ LaKC Jennie supporter 61 the nrantxntion. -_____ .rt'tir' The VVAW mcz'thert are Slime has pre'di:ted 7' ti 75 per rent of the sjat f million !rott C.iimli, 2L, n! GutnesvjlI 1e•, WUian J. Patterson, 2, of Austin. Peter P. Mahone, of N Von: City, Alton C thpir akAir orv. ,if . ,urn ti hedrcom 1½-bath nomci. COT vnetntiy IoC?*C btwW 179 IMMEDIATE I 4 in Sanford Home% feturi rentral Pit neat wall In-WAII c 4ro.?tnQ,,nclosaauara9e kfCF 6LlE' IRIC.CIiATOR iP All lswflt are IuIl, tnili$11If, n (0,111. ,ldei and IS t o' OCCUPANCY ALL t'4DME1, ballOts .Iotw W Kntffui, 3, of Austin, voters will cii \ F( IW A Foss, 25. of Ihaleat, FIn.; ccr'uact, lifies incoming and outgoing mail ORGAN cuts. !' C3P . r - ov'n george ar$a. "n' tntin•, - t mn't' siurry' Won Lalill '-' P. Perdue. 25 of make it k'ss convemt'nt tO Vfltt' CANNON CO. Donald ii straight parts ticke: l inisi and Stanley K . Hollywood. IA)- 4 ' candidates for an office are Michelsen Zi, of C.amesvilk !f lined up side b) side, rather Nonmember John hriggs, fl.13.11SI thtir. Ont pLliN'd (III U) Of tIn :r f Gfltn*5Viitt is the ciglini fl IIGHIODOMOI4 other. Op.'nS',nI-t MaIiianhl Store I endant $21,900 I- ram Orlando *aI5 N wI, 179 PtI 95% LoDtIr Hr ut F I N A N C IN G 'c in' v'et' or Santa Karr.'- roII iufeiuê .49n h- 'it'- SANTt- MicheLset was added MUSIC O ne Vote Make The Difference H MO R E BEFORE GENERAL ELECTION -- Seminole K County L I. 121 F. tolonlal Di. On Orlando g43.1 anfert$--323.b461 Lth ,,Tills " N3VEMSER7,1972 MISSION E R I LEGISLATIVE ' Del1ocra t ALL PRECINCIS State Senator , iletils'-r'n 16th District (Vote for one) TOGL1ft' Lori Wilson rABINI[IS D * ' . Couid make the difter',r E.t-IE'S DlFFEiE"4T lnc1rndf''k FuIs' irne Ti s't- [. A n P1icJ for bN Al Davis C ri • a Last on the List of Four LORI V1IStN WHICH TEAM DO YOU WANT . - - t -. so -- - AII r- - _________ ;embe' sf the Nixon-Frey Team, w:r render the same type of -: Insco c:.rvative representation in Washingtr iht the people of central Florid a -e ri receiving from Lou Frey. :.e t>P V. a • h!JbIAL The voting records of Reubin Askew and Bill Gunter were nearly identical when they served together in the Florida State Legislature. Gunter, as a member of the McGovern-Askew team, will follow the liberal line in Washington. VOTE POLK YOUR SHERIFF V\AW nienihers were nnurij' then. McGOVERN-ASKEW GUNTER Florida's "Busing Governor," Reubin Askew, one of the only Governors in the entire South to support George McGovern for President, has endorsed Bill Gunter for Congress. acL hen- for the occasion en mutt A -I INSCO FIGHTS FOR AMERICAN PRINCIPLES e * JACK INSCO IS: , • FOR Capital Punishment SALE! ELECT Lake Mary Blvd. '36930 11,000#000 3.7% Northwest Lake Mary '25450 6 1#250#000 $21,700 Int.rchang. I ' 2.03% I '250,000 - Lak. Mary lnt.rcivang. Dougicra 2011650 441,800 22,500 '812,000 26% '14O,1J0) 58% '162,5o0 6.2% '8,100 Road S. Sanford Avenue 4.7% " -- I$ Information taken from the public record, of S.mlr.oL. County. Yo. Be The Judge * Ga 'sqvfs,d by Had all the lands b..n prop.r17 How many schoo1 How many roads How many added siriicu kw • AGAINST Amnesty for MY OPPQNNT I: taking credit for his •; J,cil •tpei4nce In th. some of I mats ond 'at, wsiAJ Ii a•vsn years. L.fLglY. Jiin sem maca of th. same vat.jn PROFESSIONALS 't . . . 'J'.'rT ' RICHARD • AGAINST Forced Busing USED 0FFSE1 PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES Draft Dodgers • AGAINST Welfare Chislers 5C I I. $t • AGAINST Gun Control The Only One • AGAINST Def1c-t "qfj3 it !''ven perid cry IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fil Between SludOjnnt Rafters) SOR 1' Is A S'JI11, pr NON RI5TI PURE 'LUMI 1UM EA5IL't NSTALLED W'.- STA'LFGUN Ho Know' COUNTY COMMISSION "Your Team In Washington" DITicr ', -. sa diinci You BALANC ASSESSMENTS with FAIR & EQUAL TREATMENT OEM. for &anfurb rraU I 300 N. REPCH AVE 5— If you want o3 POSIrIVE, PROC-RSSWE, UP 10 D ASSESSORS OFFICE vJh un appraiaI faff cnrpos.cI m only of KNOWLEDGEABLE, L1CNSED iEAI. EST,( • FOR Restoring Prayer in Schools ALUMINUM SHEETS hr AS$ES$MINTTO$AL$ YOU Be The iudg DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 C4VU BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING C' INSLJLA RATIO SAIl PRICE could Iie asisssmini-s have provld.d during tits past $VSa peer.? WHO g.ts credit for th. existing d.plorable diicr.p'onci.'-s betsur.sn h.*. ead land assessments. Wcyne Alrt Camp Trees DEMOCRAT apearina in The SanfordHerald are available o YOU jr [x1 repriffl size for S. FOR 1971 ASSLSMEPIT I.ak. Mori George McGovern has endorsed Bill Gunter for Congress. Irisco Conessrnn Lou Frey, one of America's outst a nding yrur. conservative Congressrner, has endorsed Insco for Congress . W Several 'V AW nleniber! from around the natior vopilrd dreds of arrests during street thsturbances on tin finu nigU of ttei GO! rilnvcntlori, ru Iti()t Bill WhIto homes arp being assessed at oer 90 pot cent of volvo $w.k if land assssm.nts remain un1air1y urid.e as,.ss.d, making • -1 if do burden of county support fall on this hom.c'wn.ri. Here are a few examples of land sales, Irtdkotlng an .x?vem.fy low rothi assessed value to current sal. price:* Orange Blvd. on the basis of performance. F" "Wi' art- gsi.sq ti puck the rountruoni again,' said i spokesnuir; for U;i group, "but of course Inert- vr't ruin; of us here tht timer' lionit- Iron deiiiuwitrut.rng lit the Miami Beach convention. I'S & SR 46 Pris'fnt Nixon has endorsed Jack fr Cngre: iian1i cnur' '"; wnuld sent. ? rr NEKON-FREY INSCO r orner Semiioie un ty - erin Peter D, Milliot, Republican, endorses the candidacy of John Polk for 7 Al the August hearing V 4W members sstageda marchIron; the tiniversit; of Finrithi carspus to the doimtown federal building and sent as man; of their n'imter inaide us the - XLI!1(1)11 a )( 4 kiI1irs and other actious o0iiii, svrvinuwit;) U.S.riiitnrv I — if Ino -• 41 - Through Excessive Assessment Hikes Ind ion 's Worth Looking For 1'4, 110111 U ReP I ' Seminole County INIil.lior' ± In Land Vc'si s's --- - --' -- - cndidatc peftiop the 'I ' 1 - ' 1" "ILLIOT ENDORSES POLK -. ,-' . -- Inst as an accessory and hriggs as ft ri-conspirator in a uftt': the (.011 Convention e.iIet ii. lylliml I4acti. i1w FAX 1CferLiiui?, pleaued utnecent ti the charges but guift; to oflenses iegietrt 'ietnufliest' civilians Ther p leu I olbwet ni) I\ F PE 1.1.. I.. I.. C V OTE ALL -. .. 14 AII - 'jr' - qi )S(?l A'.t.!Lsl fr; 't,r',t '''i#r çp 'r '- i ' in A,W.usl held the morning INC .,ALALTORS I' • Florida -': Ii~'lfl 'I,jri cntro po#sr Vol.4 v?!i,rh needd 21) pd odl o pfh ii s :' S! '('iii ls'iIitli ,,i ,,rI II' I Ii.' is rI Iii' it is liii ,-I,'I I ci I ls',isii'r, John Iii 'arli. (111(1i:mnnd110'' (bait '.'l %-Icrtstit S,i'nnli' to 1!W,l', ond tiii man of 'Senitnole ('oiiut s lnliis;i'd I'i,i :ii- ttvt(te yvarq Iii the I-11ri1n 11(11W unt" - Hs'p;itmlteans for '.- dr Gunter ", '0 ansI host IiIIIi ansI Senn$e' all ,,,,ihipissI, if stressel the Importance to In is tii,iiti irtiI'l4'9 111111 %% Ill' (In- trncsi A own of (lit' "I S SM A N 4T14 UI S IA IC I N t-sirmtttee menils'rs, of urging htglb'ct iiritst'iple and a tii.'n ktsssw'u Igi' a bility ansI sit epsehlicans to find 111111 %% 111) tw ceil.1la ry t o , (Icr si hi,?; I %% 1, still never have to oi le, siss tnt its A PRO VEN CONSFR VA TI VE is really best qunititod In (hi';i,schulzi' the great lack ttiiit WISt.ttv United 51"'o r. A'# I F I (Ui ( ';lilt said Senator Gmitpr's the JK'(il)is' in FInitilo's 00W '-k Congressional District ii:' background, -utii as. tx'tti.i 11-11t1i District iiiit h'tiumsl Bill (;ueitt'r and Jack rntcesl tin it stair;' I,irin near — Party lo oily nk'im" a Li'- s' oalit i'lnr II:i : elected great deal 10 fit(,, tic h4'i,'% I' It National Irosid nt of the iIx', to 111051 Heptibltcans But ('iture F'arn;i'rs of Ameri ca ; ,f h'ivaltv is 10 be true, it lutist ;ittaip"sI iflu htghs'ct scholastic not 1w blind," ('ant itd. ''It is rankitit in (lit' Senior ('hiss at in; op~ nion that if Ck('telI. Jack Uni versity lit l-'Iorssla 8(s liii S ' hticto ' ou'uI hi' . tosi(ke arit-ultur.sl student; ' aii ,l i'pibarrissenient to tAitii (lit' fortn-r i'leiiient:irv istiti high C0%TIIe ltepuhhican i'arty and Oil Ltit' sch,Mil teacher; A National people of (In' Filth District.— 's's timer of ''Speak lIp Jay -et'" (arlt sold he kness tlhl siqti'st; received the Orlando Gunter as a L)tiSlsi.-1w1 iililfl Jaycee,, Distinguished Service entered the political ,\'s's ant and 1he 'Fnith in God' At the original arraignment ROBERT.", & ( 11 ..M l u a I i f I e ci F i nd B - 1*' h Irea% - -. -• 1II,(It OFFICIAL BALLOT your ori, vote could lecide the close .1 IE'%. r4(- mr Ser : li or run-oil, Toe or.e r.=ZZ 45' -. N Could EVER I' - Column 1 U Uit dirunent return'c1 h a grand jury at Tuliulutiset, 1-In., he.t month Is It'Ll III S I;: Ii V-lit a'-. I iflhillV I' tnhliic4isHn'l SnItit'v 'iiiIs'ii, i HIs SI.tle tl1IiI-( (9i1,(f IV' l't!iiti''IIIHIIiI', iiiicl Sititi' Si'mtli I 'iIIllIutHh' l'hi)nt l;iiitlti'rt'r I viglil I I.lkl' IiIiiI' ililt III II1IIIIf' a "i"I minI iliritici til t ilt, I 10111(1 I I'ttga Iii 11111' Ii'tPliIIv rr,i' ylrri I'ut' anouesan 'nc rl,'v. rionle 1141,, Poloist I '5. vJR ONE VOTE fOr LC'I Wilson 4,iOWaC '"' ''--' stuart 0 st'rsoto' in:Iunt 'rsatr L'itO'' ;,. r ' i' "V - 10 YOU! W1)FWS " .10 ' ORAWDO. flOPIn& or $2500 6 Wrek fAMC 1 vs operation. An asset tø sopNisa-LinL Mm' C.?' CC r,(' el c, , most votes amonc the tour will be your RENTAL t iM(t ()t fi Po1L' will he imoc'r. frnru a.m In 7 pi. The ballots iii soiw areas will _______-- ndling ciPrlr event o t,on. Proe.øs Ircamirig •nv.Iopt ealed and Outgoing moil wasghccI, s pnp. in RE-ELECT Ifcon,&ned desk-top unit iOI ' the War 'VgWi. Tht eighth is dab George c: W.ltart Highlands CJflV( ordered nil UflOppW'd rriipportrnnntnt In the oTheni, emcierzit Sit! th is ytar McGovern (;unter tmmper Nottrict 13 sticker on aittn. U.C.Rep. Paul Rover."n: Wes: Palm Keah. w.o M we- Demncrau nit;'& Ili, the Florida of alir.t splittin or. pridenttnl and state f(ire. Fnrtdit Lre'nrd'q a, c-tUlIn irig tj 10th Cnngrestonai 11 v-itt- for Nixon, the Size of his has said he arnh other 1env' margin heir.1: the mati pont of cri)L art- running or,their records, rather than ni- part n ft cpubiran Stati Chairman the y1ecnvern i1I. C1t'titU1iIflti .1 i ft IrIii 1 i'onan phitnsrnth : rons-rvz-TImnii' ir-i char'v of pLntUr4, LI (l'Ufl' dic i. imRion-vnti luarino. but twu anti I don't stuirt the Reputilucan National Ciinerv fl .j• ff vern pIlflp' hi' vention with firearms and that mart likely. Roer. oppusen b Reptshl£lIng.chnL are 'Iicdtilcd fO The smaller fnr.'cast MU! .ii C,usuufson of Fort a rraignment tn US I)Lctrict iou$d he b record The bigj'eM Iuderdaic, is one of the nine Court tndn. presidential margin ever was F' t r i ci o 1, e r. t , Th claimed the gov!rn- 1C3,00(i for Dwight D wIn' have GilflI'(. scheduled their hearing F.iacntmc.wur over Adlai E. position ii tins election. 1. din before the ruitiuna. Stevenson it, 195 'rs.. Democratic incumhen&., .•Ierttni ti prevent them Nixon cu'ieti thei4:iW by t4oijik Crestvgr%' and Den campaigning iIOJIIW votes In 1968 rece1vmI f'uqu: of Alta, arid ani, R(heoritna1 six and 'nwnr the $f,Sfl4 to 67G,794 for Democrat iutil:cnr. Lou Fre Jr of Win-. msr,'dcfpr,diint,areniemersof Hubert It. Humphrey and 631,- tc Park, have no opposition Vietnam Veterans Agai t nst Vj to: Anie'ian ptrt candi- Thetr rurnic' wr't appear on e for Republicans arc hoping that a Sik es of Clewiston and L. A. n t.mu adal wave of votes for Pres,- lzin.tln, dent Nixon In it race with Congresswnai rant$IdnU' In U' "Skip' thfNLs of Patio Rtisrt .rdon are rnfltNttfl( the Iflth I)emncratsc Sen, C.tirpt• Mc- ne Ml, u)zMrie&. ?OmpInint'd ,, bnd Iemocrr: Fair Campaign Practices flrit't sea, Govern will wnsh some of their the ra!UltdZltes to the victor: hnre. C'rnnr'iittet las t we4 that William 1.ehmIIi' of North opposed h HeiI Rut mc.t Itepublirrn offiriaI npnrter '•f ht Republican OT eonced' tht. Is lIkei to pLn z oppnrwrt hui twe fiLittifli' Pati' I Rethel of MiamI t r -- hr (lard ' I ubtn A.V. h$v, 5411(1 itif. imilitit , ouit1 vorz fr McGovern. (iks vvna - ,3,ic - &; t1rnncr. 1t rnttntcs throughout 'in SUitf )ut hen But h' added h would no: ram- e,.i4UiI ffln agatnt itr bulIdtn l:le they can Tn1ocTntic pr.si• fr sblI'an Jack P. Jn& of Port tiee(, rn nv.n 1! thu Mrt; cntj:leatdithIt !'c flu for tIn' De1iw Richey in one of the thr rt' presidential thip sinks danger his drlvfdi s trict!; the nt1 01 at in rbdr, Tduy. Somc taive inPd — i4' i 51cpl, AP Fit, 4 S ALL TAX PAYERS PH 322-l; PAID FOR BY I(t.CI FOR C01 GR1s, ti t.'MUft(Pd, CPIRM C.OP Pd. Pal. Adv, by Ca"ip. Tvsoi. (Rchau. McCanna) - DIMOCRAT �• -'•- . •-.•' T S .•. ----,, -..----------------- -5-- --.--- .-. - s-c---- .-=" .S -. - - ---- _S_______.5___=_-_- -&.__ - ,- •; -- S - SS5• - -, -5 ___5____.__ --5' - S S - . -. lhc? Sari? or (I Herald t/.-T .ay,ford Pa r 111 :.. Mc'n t-alc Monri'i'j.Hov_697 Communist Gunners Hit U. S. Chopp ers June 7 '30 C,,, Tr,'o.a ..'dm )5.ose s,l,Porp •44 iitovo to - . fV% Mey '54 ids" Th t)*. i.. Cl', fin, CI' M.'sh ",'.,- Aug, 11 '34 c ; if. s F,i,I i*jNh"i $ tsr wof eø.k, V i • P a a ill 4,'.4.4 of 17th P.,ll,l Dec. '61 dicli'.; U is r"rI•". i,-. bile a. ,i4,piideote r'1 to lilli. P'" ,,pl',, 14,, Deh ill"., hlt.4 uS fi'r.. it i7.'X' O.i" 11% te'.., ii ' •t l"'ifi Nov. 1.2 '63 - Dec. '62 " US fe'.,i .0 11,100, .1,1111 It S rd IIrev -\t'ut r'ht LA lb Aug. 4'E4 1W. iLi 1 JWL! ci.0n i S of . T,"i'. ------ .•i,,r'",,, •_._. AV _.5._ 7 'f, irr, .n! ,,ni' of its rrc'y, v.'ns wounilwl ,\ )I16 then, A'n'nit in and pit kc'd lip the rI.'id anti wo,anrin'rI, anti a relief pilot lIeA' out I tiP tIII II) i,g.l 0116 Tb.' ( nptir- ii gunsh i p was Dt, '66 I) at IfS IV) 6011 ,4,f91I ø S. -. -- ';hot clown by srr.l) arms fire Fix miles to rho north The (.i. Command said or..' rewmvn wnh,fdf'd and th' 'ias killed. the serond ',ea helicopter was destroyed The losses raised toil S,U the total iomh." Y t S aircraft reported loct to all cat•-'' . r ',r' war This includes 4,91 helicopters '-1f rr.i U.S. 852 bombers swept to within their deepest rairk the 20th parallel fc.-Iay in iaiflS North Vietnam since the resumptior of fuilseale homhin l.;t April The raids -' shot 'low,, three It S iillt'optc'rs wilhiii Ii iniI's (if 1 ); i Nang -'i,,irli,y, killing two Arru'rir;,ris and niwiling three, thin Il S Command annrna,iri'cl today An Army \hlI ( 'ohrri gtinship was hit by 'nilIl arms lire and q'rash'ql in flames Ii milc's ,i ith fil Da Na ng, killi ng on.' rrr''.v rni;i ii a nd 114, $JiiIIfljf1il the siq',titl ( 1111'. light ot.s.'i v;it ion hell(- opt.'n .&'i JhIt fIIPY.'II ;i' it ;,ttl'Iu,1)te(l to rc'('ovn'r Itst (tisti I ' ruiiiiiiiiijst (Or(f'c AI ' I ir; iur'r. in(,')c'r (41" miles north of Vinh were part of a rnneerti "f(ort to blunt a (.rnrnunist buildup of troop, ;';id supplies in all jour countries of Ir.dohtr,s in anticipation M a cease-fire, ¶ . riluM ;alrl (t(";t rovi'.i March 31 '69 S 4 /pill J'h11..1 I on. "" of •j.,I'-" June 23 '60 -St,1 V,•$,,1,,., I., .'..i •_ 1'"'I •, Vogt, Lori 11 W* ' w son 11 -r BACK IN BRE'YL.D BCi' N EREVARD, there is very sirong feeling ?bDLrt the candi d ates for THE NEWSP4EMEN '4/ta.T DIFFERENCE DOES THAI 'IE 'TO YOU, in Sem!noe? OWE OF THOSE FOUR from will be YOUR State Senator All are on your Seminole County balot, .Jfl ,S LE' ,r.- - - -Dec. '67 - I1% AN WOMEN of Bre'ard. wio watch their qovernment officials closely say County Commission Cha i rman LENTY! aa&s.a • aHfour are known best, OE is the : lea r chpi '- late Senate Seat 16. four v ' her e b Jan.-Feb. '6R Lc,r, Wilson is that ONE. $o ' % Tel Off.. , - ' ,' . . - $, -- --• C - ., '(u, (:ounty (".nm. 11115i5I011 'halrmnan h,ri Wilson apparently has built up a teanIy lead in Itrevard in l,e Four-way race for State Senate Seat l 'lliat is tile r, still of a voter COCOA -611; 150000 '-4. 5'. "I ALL THREE DAILY NEWSPAPERS in BriL. .,ara have endorsea Lori Wilson as the best quarfied in that 4-Sv race ., _______ A Jffz A- 'iuerIal Ir, the 'sanfriril herald ____ 1dJ . • U41 a ,. V H C'o M,..h de. us t'.' c jtr'tii ,och,i 4 IP' % Pea'.. t.Iit big" • Par: I! ,, lt-ie TODAY Newspaper of Coc, Breard' Her' teadinq daily newspaper. said in its editorial of October 26, 1972: "We strongly %ecomrnend Co'jriiy C(.rn mission Cha irman Lori : Wilson, an independent candidate, as the best qualified in the race . HERE'S HOW TODAY, THEIR HOME AREA NEWSPAPER WHICH KNOWS THEM BEST, SIZED UP EACH OF THE FOUR CANDIDATES: li' 'ii 701l1 1,(1,' !\ \\ Rp } - iT Pszt N v,ikivi IAil{l ll.()\ md.' P olitical vriteri. in a pnil Cmilar tA the hilt first t' i a 7..4 final getting the highest number ci Those Brevarri county re3ultc votes wins, whether or not he or 'aCt.:: John Vogt fl, MA she has a majority There will Thom Rumbere'r R, 12.2. be no runoffs hrider,d.'rl ' 2R (I :(tu4n Thay told the New York Times in an i nterview !hat Hanoi -stands r"ady to r'siime' negotiations with the United States if way s.'tti.'mm'nt may ":'r ii weeks away PARIS he North Vet- - wsshinit,n - c - imam ho narnese prace negotiatnr - Work . contest. The candidate thwe!it Orange rntinty. (23 ,000). Dirty Ry The Aeated Wilson, an independent ran- '. __________________________ ________________________________________________ 'ii' \ \1''fl I' ll F-I) 'md. vounty. since Senate distrirt 16 'N S I N : r Si'rrt1iry f Stat.'. '.Vtlhidm P Rh.r; pre'dfr talks or, .1 :e'tn.fl' pea ch pact will rosmimp in the near future, Dl I -- -=4 if Mr. Wilsien should .;n Ihe senate seat, she vnmutd hernm the first candidate in Ftnrfrmn over t win a major Iet riffir. 'uthout political filiatmr,r, The surve' which th ow Mrs Wi1sn', 4trong following in Rre'iard vst tAwri on i crnwction tif 151 giStPtød i 'p July 8'69 Go/ance. '.i1rsreheoil a dsct4mnt fr,urU. P..' percentage's In the countywl.k' Hrevarrl Poll Iiri Wul,.n, I; Tom o an, 22 2; Hugh Evanc, 7l.; Barbara Mrrehea4, 4 t; T;r4e'n'u.trd, I&* All for ra nd udate are frrrn Brev.mrrl, But they obte, will he on the ballot in Seminole' week by Market Opinion Osceola and part of northwest The same survey aisked 11r'icmrr). of Detroit, wtuictu has Orange County. voter* their preferene in dour "stonsive political polling The senate seat 16 race has Fe natp dL'trict 17. 'vhich aLso 11 tioi,.m!l 6-specially high interest includes Seminole, Oii'enla, Ars-urtlirig to the sunr'y, Dori Tues4ay because it is a (our- Br.vard and a pothon if nordsdate, 6 o.k the field Detmuwrat'lim'iDolan i second, Republican Hugh Evans Evans third, an'I independent Barbara for Senate Seat 16.' f Area Deaths 11!nesSL born in Ti( County lions B -cg -ri, p'. Ga., and came to Sanford in stepdaughter, Mrs. Esther 1932 from TyTy, Ga. He was 1 Ridge, Sanford. two grandGarland If. Shaw, 60 219 W. member of First Baptist children. Church Street, I ,,ncwood, died Brisson Funeral Borne is in 'hur"h and was a retired truck Sunday at local hospital. He charge of arrangeieents. f i -mer. He is survived by his was Ixirn in Georma and wi's a wife Clarice M. L)ekle, Sanford; well4riller He belonged to the two cons, Melvin R. and Robert Longwood Volunteer Fire 1) tIckle, both of Sanford; three Department. DAVID JACK two and grandchildren; Survivors include his wife, "The peopli"s party &'haffner had filed the (0111- Mrs. T. Dekle, brothers, C. Atlanta; Shaw, Elena F. David L Jack. 43. of Girland. plaint against DWiN, but that he i Democrat) :ias without a W, c. Dekle, Orlando. Tel t. 2 a result of a died doubt the best slate o( can. ,,,t I '.'I Into that there I., Shaw, Winter springs; Michael f;a;rkow funeral 11 tFeSTl a Ladder at rum mime. didates that Seminole County nothing the office .1 the. state W. Willard Shaw. Longwood; 'c harge. d Mr . lie was the son of Mr an has ever had, and will he more attorney can (10 at 'Ili!: point, daughters, Elsie J. lialIbeck, ',srl Jack of Casselberry. Born responsive to Seminole ('ol!nty The only recourse, Fulenwider Satellite Beach; Melanie Ann said is if someone MRS. KATIIERYNE %IlUkK in Crawordsvilk, Lad. he needs." t,bsci veil the Posey, Eustis; brother, Joe moved to Garland now' rea.'s Ending his conuiienui, Davis pens son placing the stickers Shaw. Winter Springs; sister, Davis signs, and 75 ago Mrs. Katheryne Miller, S. UI}iJfl astutely observed, "politics is a this Mrs. Annie Grace Thomas, Other surivor's include his individual would sign an iii- Sanford; eight grandchildren, of 2416 S. Palmetto Ave., dirty business." fadavit to this eflect. died Saturila) atwife. Mrs. '-smary Jack: Sanford Seminole Funeral Home At press time Jack Fulen"It is futile to investigate the ternoon at Lakeview 'Nursing daughters. Robu: iad Michelle Altamonte Spcings in m"iarge. vider, investigator for the state umiatter", Fulenwider said, "we Home. Born n Vachulla, she Jack and Mr's. rn.ii.t Caldattorney office was contacted Ii:IVC miuthing It) go on. It might iu%t".l in Sanford for the past ti 'ad. son. Darrell; and three I))' The Herald. tiavi' been a Nixon randch.tldren, all of Garland. ftUhIN DEKI.E sears. She as a rncr:'sr of st.rker." Holy Cros.s Episcopal C'..urdi %ister, Mrs. Tom Todd; broumer. sai'! that Fulenwuder Reuben lkwey t)ekk, 78. of She was the wubr of Jde William Jack of Indianapolis. \Vst Firs' street, (lue(t Sunday Frar,k L. Ntffler , and is su rv ived Irot. mmrnrniiii.t at Seminole Memorial by a son. harry Stewart of ts Fu ne ral Services and im:.rial tOSpit4iL following a lengthy Altos Cal.; daughter. Mrs. .'.-rv C -' : tn Oarland -- Communist forces shot lawn three S. hel.pteri near Da .ang. ulling two Americans U S R52.1 strike t."l) in North Vietnam (,MILANiJ SHAW Charges Leveled Locally mle'.iniauns he has no Idea who By MARION BETHEA m;,I!mc r4.q)onsible for the acts Willidlll -- JIta II'.ILt'. W(i'.JJd rwi 'j .hen switched to :r the U. S. Congr ess, Scnat..c rardida'y when the t;tat reapportionment failed to create the r,,,i'need inonth mgrc.siordI scat he i•1ive that his ;Lite was eyeing. We r.ate candin..'v is simply a wiy of marking time trial to had run geated up and was determined he Typ.:d as flit- for srnie office "big-money" Big-money" candidate, Dolan ha' and riialy pent many months lie himself, dollars in tr.ing to sell 'hugh Lvan. a rel s torc owner and county cornmibslonei, r1t c14 a rst c:rmrid'it'e job on the y)mr.iIon. bt he loo announced for tne U S. real credratials for public office She is a "spoiler" candidate who obt4ined Congress, then changed his mind at the listed on the ballot She has no real telligent. attractive, able and fulltime -chance to win. Mrs. Morehead could b,e a local level, but a good office holder on with .amne timn' as Dolan. Evans, as the GU P's ch(en, must abc be eorisider& as i4 part uf that party 's manipulations of recent weeks which have kIt a bad taste in man ;i'p1es mouths. " - . .from editorial, Oct. 26 "Mr,. Barbara 1oreheud has no just barely enough signatures to be knowledge of state he. lack government would be a serious hin drance at this time. " from editoral, (ct. 26 - 'ounty cor.missioner. She is an in- public servant She has worked state a.- ,d nationJ government officials effec tively in mndr ways. .11 OtT) editorial . ( ;v( '!40 'Perhaps most important of all, Lri 's Independent candidacy offer a '!ori and her supporters got 'O,291 ;'titian signistures for her candidacy, inure th an t%%1(. 1' t1.• e nun her required Ii Florida la %% 11cr broad base of s up po rt a in u i. g In dependen ts. t).'i,u'raIs and Republicans. makes 111-1- the first rca 11% serious I ndependent 1 .1 .fir' III llOrj(lI. fill i iui.ijii I THOSE WHO KNOW THEM BEST SAY: to a..s n. a Schaffner, "Nixon-Agnew" and ''Nixon I OFFICIAL BALLOT GENERAL ELECTION Seminole County Florida s Best Qualified now". while, From Vu*e 1, ' Schaff.wr aid not accuse rove; traffic, and ovrcrowded nf the erecting the signs. he sni'.! schools. At last week's meeting of th e it was pecu liar that each placed at exactly the same commissIon, although in th e intt'rumn th ere has been much angle. Commissioner Al Davis, (hscu.sStofl betw".'n (to. prin. apprised of the allegations, cupuLh and county oui.ci,il s, th e .e ctamnls. came into The Herald office at genera! attitude press time, and categorically sion did not rent, ( appr')v'l, denied all of the charges. Davis with an objection again con' X'rn as Parade School Democrats and Republicans, an in- *** alone would 1w ulx'lievablr and there would be an ccon;i.n deficit of $3.5 million r.tpital outlay for .st't,txils ali;e. Other wrkstm'p sessions Items include a iwrsuuum.t'l hoard discwtsmon; Mautiand Utilities Temporary rate ir.crease; extension to courthouse allow. anc'i" repeal of intangible tax; mmuiuutenamn't' of vacant lots in a atmosphere this year's election, rnot Ji"kitJ9 PT.'] c"oOSiflg for .''('?g or 1-wrilen, on the ballot, .ani just too ing party labels, to;, of toe ticket on down. :i tim difft-rcnt thi- t , -. o . - ____________________ "W.' bclie% Jun %'ilsoii's t'I'e(Ion II give all vo'.er of this area their b.'ht pOsbihlic voice In tie Florida state ' or s W o rth ri. Jnd) 4. o oithw For; 4 A)RI WILSON -- ,- - .'---- All entries mutt bb in by Nov. 15, 1972. Winner will receive $25.uc U.S. Savings Bond, first runner-up will receive a $10.00 U.S. Savings Boria. li'i:1i editH'jlil, Oct. 2(i - il,Th Mail To: P.O. Box 1 543 Sanford Pd t;., kan.p.aign 'I _-au' -- t , AV ,'5- .' ________ Seminole countN on 111% uer U I all p rtici. ju..tttn rt'quut'st ,intl a on rutlroatl signal funding. t' s(lietluled Then em'.' iauhlk' hearings for the 7 Iv in. tuucet ing whtt'h include reztmuuimg fr an agriculture to I'LJl) on p. .tpert)' lut'ated fronting on est of I mhe Mars fltuti's'atd, I itkc %lam v.lAIng.." IsMl I ( otti. east of I.:;v t- mnim.n Road; rt'/..i' from ag: itmOtul ti liffittIlele' 6111111) lmi-&,itetl east of Montgoimiery Hood, south of Sit mu agrtt-ulture It' i:n ; nt'inmut' from multIltilule famnil) (Ill property It., ,ittd It Iti'.' souitti esi &-omnt'r III I Springs Itti.itl, la't f I -ak'.' liranti'.') Drive,; 411)I)ll&'1IttmPn (or t'ernitrate (if IPUhII(' convenience and uiet-t'stt) for muter anti sewer service' areas imud luIttiutiols (it extension for t-ertlficates of ;)ul)llc conieiii' 'nt-t• amid Ime('t'ssiIy for water anti set'r service areas. At iii'.' 7 p.m., miiet'tlng on 'I liurselay, Nov U hurt' '. ill be a •iimtuiuetl locution to ' ocate and iittoi, a utti lt easeuut'iul In ',S.'st ttfld II ('Oil' itit luumued elp, u ' uon for cer liii. ides of tulili'' •-onvt'nlence ciii iuet'csiity tor water and areas. st'w?r J"rvit e I Ileatliruts Millis i '(iuuul'Ifl, I rs'I" .' ~1 the , - :ui- rr :.'nd.ig I-i -- include Theme ALL PRECINCTS St a te Senator 10h District (Vole kir one) residential a vas. t'eonouuua' uIu.;.-'rI study formula, trailer set back requirements; order of payuuient for election violations; uziechamuiral in. s;wct oti fees and forms- ivid railroad signal funding Only two Items ap' ',ir fl the regular 2 ni u net' to,,. These - Theme e Contest Address ................ LEGISLATIVE Company; 'erstreet.&mnlni(Io transfer rates; zoo contract discussion; WILCO Construction ma state Senate almost certain to be very cksely divided betw'en NOVEMBER 7 1972 Agenda cerning traffic and schools. County Planrcr David Fan alledged the traffic situatic,: Name ........................................... Ag e d.'p.'iidcrit th inking and acting IMri % Ililsun ('OUl(l hi' a er k' frestit,ia,, UU - Jaycoos . , - ralhi) . i .vc 5. 'ed wI.Iy O 14) 1111 meld of •:.is'nd'o - Commisaion 5- . . . Column 1 WEl so n - ,, fresh air for those who are with the petty political parts' shenanigar with his is' rtild possibly .pe:iI i tit "r. i her homework better than any other fed up part - time sena ter, and L o ri Wilson has consistently done breath of would' be a It. a temporary and banking in$erests, tagged with the label -Lori of the Seminole Republican alleged by Sctwffncr. However, Executive Committee, has of tu1 t has been pointed out by advised The Herald that he is pu'utical observers, it is a contacting the office of the state normal political maneuver 'ch has occured on numerous attorney to report a violation of the election law against Al palit,cal elections upon other .'JfiS. Davis, incumbent County to Davs stated, "I want seeking Commissioner voting public that Al seat, tell '114! reelection to the District 3 Schaffner alleged that on t)avts is running upon his S,unday morning he noticeil muwrits and as a Democrat, and ")ard signs" placed at van.aje his merit.s ai"ae. 1 will continue throughout South to be respo nsiv e to the needs of paints Seminole County along rights- all f Semi n o l e County and its of-way. These, Schaffner said citizens." ssere bumper stickers below the photo and above the name of Daviz. I ty in e cti,'orc re ad accord pfl'.' Funeral Notice '.., ,$f'r,I n,j jur-41 '."5"'l I .- •,fl,' a.t'. . M '.itur.i-# 41 a ,, :.j fln, fl,jr.$I '. • • iv%ddy of ,. a*i.iwn M.'.or ' s1 1 'I '' .t . '.o 'P10 L.$wo 'om. 4i '1 ).4idi :* 41 nU i3rtc' n0 f 11 4 01"0 '*,'m r Lsr' -J i , 7uor -,,t,ci.st ni io,r ii �- - - -.----- -.-.-.----.-... - --..-._-___' -- ---- -- - -- • -.___v ' -- - • - Mondny, Nov. 6, 971--3B Thf, S,nfrd Hr&d . Mord3y Nov. b,19Y2 2B—TIe Sant jrcflHera td 01 . evin S f& Peace i s Pro osa-s _14 .,010Skis 44, HI scr Di i no tt imi on STATf . TTOR Alit— asking the raor, r, -;~ x. re. "Ix-li, t%wrlled 1- MrOe" Or "11PIP TAIIJMASSEE.11A. i ligion or national origin of the wall d ri-Ale- P.ds in newspa7be director of the statt's Huprospecidw- buyer, or from a,.%- pert'Vunkn tht rature of the job man Relations Commission _ pCa I1c1tI I _____ Frc1-i,:;.;,an Quota : prtubfiRndsc)olwould not f a ' roicL x 10 the area might change if a c'. female clothes—requires propa.s byAUy. uvfl. wLii lain type of resident moved in artieuir sex. Employers IO.1't'I7AI1 riice, color. religion Shevin will "bringflorida into rscrlrnin:4t1nn s ilso prohib. would he banned from adver, or rational origin of the •M?J1' age of human ited involving financing of tising on a discriminatory basis However, private elementar' estate or housing. or asking the sex, race, color, or secondary schools could urn. ObCTl R. R.acklcff said levisreligion or iational origin of an it enr'lnxnt to 4udcnts of LatinnprposedbyShevin could - Employment. Prohibits applicant. give his agency the power U' tiectwh r -t-s down on dis----cri:thpatU:Uw:ug -, ry * * * - - - - .. [ . v , - VC * .-. -* ' * * * * * * * * * * AICN ,LA!un1 q . . i'ativr proposal that trntnnq prt'cletth'n II 1., pea ve Ili vote, JOtiIiUn I s n't iuiiil lil'I Ofl tI)4 OUlliltUe. AkP4L It LII' 11 1Y he doent have j rhonu." unless there are tii"te nodeelth"I voters Ih:ni flhl%iIfll' Imagines. fbI lie 581(1 that soi,t affect his Volt' 81141 II;1 'I aiIm iulrig In I'n whith is lx'sI for j, )!IJ1 iii(s'ri"tq even • * * * * * * * * * * * - :-:-. -- I -.•- -- - •• - I f AAI1lR•]IIII1III thinks NI(LI;overn might %% its d spile llefivit.4 III Illp 1"1114, lip re lilled "my very I)P.qt opinion I-i 11181 '4 4 * i IIU V 4 I • * ; THE Al .l. (.')IINTf (;AND1DA TF DISTRICT 2 -R EPUBLICAN SCHOOL FIOAFID - • - - - -A - ___ - - - - -, - - - - - -- - - - — -- _____ 4 Stievin Friday unveiled I. lel,:- Undecided - - Demo subjeO of it rbidy Into the vot- Into the undet:l(led calllll 111P Ing habits of a typical "middle reason: lilt, Nixon adinhilm- * * * • HERRING vOP 14\ ____ ---- " EXPERIENCE caI' wn H) ('ARt. P. L.ElJ11SflORF ,niert'nvi." hnil ntd )li'pihtlrnn c lea ni ng W %8IIINGTON (All) — For Richard Nixon. Now, jiit a ilay twFore the months. Hkhnrit J, Johnson, a tt1ctiii t)emol'raI hn wallthe Ple('tton, he nvq he trn titoveil It , - - yp A . for vwient enrollment would b- i 0 lit All Law En?orcpneflt M Agence%AvOldfl9 111, - 11 HiRRING ~0- Delay, The Issue " _ 4 WOUI i give F~oricla is romprehertsive , 4 M .-- up Vic human relations crimmuivio, . to enfwce It. Shevtn's bill spells out for the 0 i 11117, It also gives the c which is now authoraed only tr I I Its recommendations, the power to issue orders nd ____ -- of the lisik of it 11flpr)erLstve ant,discriminatin 1at in Fil-r1da. uij.tiduaLc often have found they have had ncwheretogowitht*irrom- --- • 'ii, I ' - I .__ , Be.-,awe -- , - -_ . - , .•- - WI ___ - '- 4 - - ____ ' Usually the only agencies " with any power were the VOILA111teer person with a housing cwn- plaint three 'ears to get relief from the federal gc'ver-nment if an Nov. 7 If You Want Lietnentar's School.Volunteers ~-' ' _- t -, -j v-ould then have the power to needs 0 decentralized control Wt Last Try Today - - - R*chartl,the principal author * CONSUMER PROTECTION laws - including CONSERVATION a prohib.twti "Seminole County needs 1 _I common agairwf di3crimination in tat Tb1COfI)flxste OmesCiTfl Ills ced"ical pr.tection with 'eon.:ie nrowth erniloyer has as few as one . recycling . to "bring America home" In the (tie Vietnam issue. S i positive th i nk ng 1i . day, McGovern was to board the Dakota Queen 11 to pay his "We felt the "DR BOB" ize of the ' COTL - Ado, ft#d DV Jotin 9 1 DISTRICT I LSM Ifeel, —Public accmnodaticms. The bill proWbits the printing or communication of any sUtenw-nt which even indirectly expresses discirtmination. Rest- rooms and school dormitories TRANSPORTATION TO THE POLLS KEIiP L D V1 C UNTY COMMI ROMER are exempted fr= the arsti-sex discrimmation provWon. —Housing and real I Lake Mary Casselberry 834-2307 Fern Park Longwood Forest City Uamonte Springs 834.2307 834-2307 834-6676 838=2347 Oviedo 365-3231 Chuluota 365-3231 Geneva 349-5342 i __________ • BECAUSE HE TOOK THE + a - - - --- - "It is a kind of coming together on the part of the American public a realization that there A Paid Political Advertisement By Al Davis Compoip, If reas. has been too much deception both here at home and now even I - — "Timothy roe. rr - et- - y happy and Tins said 'I'll be i I ufi be home and not on Christmas My boy was killed needlessl ____________________ . in the issue of war and peace "We are killing Vietnamese, itself." 'Tue Aiiiericuii peupk," lie NW tim iul Suutii, Iuevlivaly," said, "were reluctant t think said Thonsas. "1 happen to be a Itepublithat their president was playing politics with the Issue of war. can," he added, "hut riot a of that Is be- the first day of November." Now, suddenly --.. - - - - - - .• - -.-- - FOR A PROGRESSIVE, ELECT .. ' 1Q11 THE CITIZEN a -: -- - RESPONSIM ELECTIONS OFFICE SERVING 4 - - - - -- - - -- • p. - . -. AND VOTER -_-:. ------ ' I. M. (Mike) - 9 Vote Jai (Jan) & MW FLORIDA SENATE COUNTY COMMISSION DISTRICT 1 ...FOR THE GROWING 'lO's ';. I DEM. I - DEM. P'.' Al Po.d VOl .'Y Rod Cat,'. DISTRICT 16 I COLLECTOR Trov Pay Camp Treits WWI y _X_ VOTE TO RE-ELECT t' TIME TO MSK - ... 4*7 TA, - - we were told that it was to kirg on his coast-to-coast finale, when be over on the 31st we were ver 3rd DISTRICT, SEMINOLE COUNTY'r DEMOCRAT Courtesy TROY RAY -P \0U — WHAT YOU WANT, :~~___rzr A TROY R AY -: '. -He perhaps even the conviction— ters to me," said M aai. talked of his girl he )- It b6ind that he can do It apain, his !4,ii_ Ile ', it the ih~,r $.We're going to .-,in.'. he told - nvc.r. znd ol course an intemiewer befc,:o embar- was nix 322- 5877 322-7288 322-7288 !4 - Thomas, Lafayette. Calif., George 3thnley McGovern ap. pears gripped by the hope— — Sanford Loch Arbor "the big lie" the adminis. ' €St&e nmr,e seHinj, either buit.-ft or real es-Wtv arr prohi$jited from WHEN TOM GOES TO TALLAHASSEE, HULL REPRESENT YOUR VIEWS ,.-,.-.. And, on the eve of a more States was supposed te sign a swesomp moment of truth, cease-fire agreement. — Just Call These Numher. . lot McGovern told his crew: whose son, tn.iothy, was one f 22 Arnericar.' killed i Vietnam "Resume y!r stations; we'i going to bring tI* plane -- Nov. 1. just one d efter. according to hanoi, the United home. ' DIPOC 04 *7 NEW York, ciuic'mcterized as sight. DakoL. fire ovcr Europe, that young pi. said Richan Here mi some of the major ele ments of Stievin's proposal: dre a Willis UNA I to - McGovern was joiner] in 0-ad ecad es broadca3-.s.eratarafly ago. -.,hen the ue1.r. was ripped by enemy In the Bronx—by Preston down, support of law enforcement, and ordery developmen . M1851ion was Itoo unwiel0y." "Right now were lo .ing 1:.' ii he orneone tosporisor tht .'L, I "Peace is not at hand," said Lo s Angeles en route to a day McGovern. "It Is not even in of waitirg in his native South t" salati"d members to nine responsible actions Alter drawing Large crowds in !l li noIs and New '..'ork Sun- 4111111wall 88011JA FUK Toei H FL`U ad- My record shows consistent voting to hold taxes u tAild alse reduce the size of the commissiori from 18 non- 0 politics & politicians th.-u people.' farewells h Philadelphia and tleiiient Is near. The proposed k is'atlon o CONFIDENCE in on George McGovem, his eyes hl(.'G,,vern drew sonic of the leaden with fmigue, mp~eq nn- louees.k Cheers -Ji Ills Campaign Ia.-it !,pan of the nation today iii 'ic arTused P%-.-sident Nixon before laying his two-year quest of playing "fazzt and loose" an me saiii it gon r D many amas not covered b federal OeVective appeals system, Put. HAS KNOCKED ON 60,M0 DOORS IN HIS CAMPAIGN J In stops Sunday at St. Ii)u!s, Associated Press Writer NEW YORK (AP) — Sen. Moline, Ill., and New York, 79 0coordinated control ginning to (lawn B)' LEE BYRD - _________ the bill. says if aclopted it would be the most vomprehensive civil rights act in the mrntr)-. (A property tax phase Low REPRESENTATIVE i Deputy Atty. Gets. Bam, S fewer laws anø r.'Ics ST ATE t'r'.' Mc overt subpoena the parties involved and, if necessary, iiiick up Wk arders with court action *full state funding of 91 owth VOTE , rr&mm.ated against to file a EDUCATIONAL REFORMS in the cluiic and other capacities at the school. ( Ann Rile' Photo) ____-'i4 aid working tit the inedia center ill [War La~e SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS -- J Seminole County P1 Pc' Adv by Camp Treat C.'p- DEMO. - - - Republic-in . 4 P01 Ad Pald By Ca.'ip. Treas t)EM -- ___ tA - - -- - �_.•_•S: -' -S-t-.• __ -- _-_—S-t...-,..r. —' i.._ \*.'-. •-- - - - - - - - A S -. - - - - _-•• --. .-. _•_P - - - -- -. ('. .a. - - - -- -- -.--------- - _ - - -------------------------- - - -_ - -- - - - - -- - MondFI/l, No', 6, l'?/?- SB Tho Sanfors'I 4nriIri S—.Ttz' Sanfcrci Hc.Md Refugees Favor Monday, Wcv. 6. 1972 9 C. • B) IKE ('(%()fl - tI oVCrn's i'nit for P ''rea!wssment" of U. S, Sen. But tberver mid that the PiorIHnnM IiPIj PleVt H :!flO,nflO Cuban exiles In the MI. tieni, fill 15 i'mgre!donai Mi'Htc and area will have littif' Itflpa(t and staff P state Ic'gI1atiii s sthen an etltnated 2 t;dIllnn Tuesday. FtA'RFS relationswith Fidel Castro, ' Recaiiw Of e x ile leader print that Ml per MI AMI (Al Nixon cent or the Cuban refugee vote Ill go to Pr'ctlent Nton. W — state lot 35,000-- olit of a total i'ktboit'of almost 34 million. Cuban refugees who do go I.. (fir poll,% are more likely to volp for Nixon partly tw(nI!e of hk more rnnqervntive pollru. Hill ."cIle leaders tnI4' their prf'dl.tlnnM more on refue3' eppu';IIbm to M 0'/f'rflM stand 00 I Lo a ELE 4 All TM1 i4 TERRY BEl. GO _ rs TAX ASSESSOR 11 overwhoming percentage of Ui' t se ntiment against negnhs South I)akot.1i eniitnr. A recent survey h the tlr,l 1)e,i t ( iii /t'll oll being pih'I't'I .'.l by I11\ Ojwncnt %% it,) is t'rtisiiig ••I( lF( to (liftu tiir;i h' \V % Vlt ( H D'''' 1I .re v Iliti; 0 •It N II so did he III I I fl I \ 1)11 Ill hi iii lit I 1)1" I t)It II I) I I 'I ' ' ' them at ahon' two major parlies. hut rcruk inies of v')(Ing jim w11 ev ic ts in tills ) car primary electiorLi hllowcd that ('tttninhorti voters In the Miami ' ' ' ' )ppouenl (7 0111 of a .ist -- m' no ill h as went ion. i IO'I urt't'b . . s o ille li .ts'i- s. went '. in Si Iii 111011' ( 'otitit V . . setI as Suc h a ccording ding to F1.4 lit II) iIy Opponent S11011.1) KNIM this anti SI I'll '1.1) K NOW that neither he 4 J. 'lilt coii'vcative sill, AlU11,111,%. or Fo- VIe I'ROOY ill this slatellit'll( a";, ..11% ow I I-- ...,....,,"I' i,J'I TERRY '- . - - - - _5_ • _ - - - ________ I__.3, - - - • -. - - H' I ________ . F I_ • .' - - - - - III lii P ________- N ot o a If - - ------------- 1 h - John Angel stands firmly on ' his 02 record. - Wot on shaky, unrealistic caniFaign promises. lop & 00 - - --__-- Dii ,. 1 Fos . As - • ___________' 'itHiii u ative in 1970 while rc,,ei% ing 65.53 votes is given little chance of upsetting the popular incum--bent Yc &l Des v *1 c - w . st - - 'iPIl U iosia race for state represent- Po. Pol. Adv. by Bill Sober, Campamqn Treas. I . - ft . Pepper has been In the house siaeei2 and was preVLous!yIfl the U.S. Senate, Estrella who -$I 1 L I - - Itepresen1.htves as a Republican against Demnoerat incumbent Claude Pepper, - Tle.i VOTF For REPUBLICAN work. V1NCE FECHTEL, JP. running fo- 1141C U.S. House A / and go to ... velo1wr who has becin lit" Ainerivan vitizen eight years, ,-i aitl% Heil 11-slatv Broker. GOEMSEL TAX ASSESSOR up 'em ` 04~'State Representative,, District 34, Rep. X t p. wi,e n mere is srne niunt I tcgnItlon And they prifu th' Ir plll)hticialls us the I \% I • let's roll - ,if Miaoii placid wille re gist.i ott. n it 6:1 p.r cent juiblit nit Other t stlii'atrs put 9 MOUTH-'.00-MOUTH respiration is taught at South Seminole Middle School in an effort to help more students obtain the standard first aid card. The plastic bag on a plastic bottle demonstrates brzithing to Mrs Sunny Hammond's class. Marilyn Goroon Photo' - -•--• Thi "Cuban Vote" Is bY no 11 united titoc of voters But lt'adlr'g irfugees, ;sditltl observc 4 YRS. ASSISTANT ASSESSOR ' - 7 YRS. APPRAISAL EXPERIENCE JIM V -.. - i,i('i;rocut3ast'ou1(lnotIw - - fin 11..' Iknicwratk' presidential noinine.' wants a "rea'r. lfltI('fl! With went'' of Castro. McGovern ha.; said hr sees 'in reason wh normal EM ¼f C ( • itniiiuiiIst ('nba. - -, ho I Of C1iI)afl voter-strength In 11w FOR ALL OF S EM I N OLE COUNTY I A Conservative : I P1 6 e T iW1'u L' iiI I! ' li ft I HAVE designed and eciea student counsel member at South Seminole Middle Scbuui are seakd; Maritza Acta, Vicic V dc Hute. Cr)i!' Cyll, Rhonda Coltrill, Tammy Houston and Janice Hird, back row. Allan i'alton. Gary Dalton, Perry Bunch, John Gregory, Scott Mc Fersor1 an' Sam Gibson. Lynn Ragsdale, David Hancock, isa Figerdo and Luie Payas were absent when the picture was taken. (Marilyn Gordon Phote Both oft i nator I JOHN ANGEL. IN JOHN ANGEL- called TRLBY BEND which: Has established 25 new kindergarten programs Is negotiating with developers for new sites to be given to the Seminole County School System at no cost to the taxpayer. Pays it's own way for Service I Creates no adverse impact 1 sten. Offer Is compatible with the area 11 Help Is environmentaHy sound I 6 l F or 'Li tt eMan F P" C. Mayo, first elected Iv the would refuse to do mi. Like the conunision in 1964, added, "We governor, both PSC candidates Associated Press Writer are guided by the current want to force utility companies economic conditions of the to pay the corporate income tax MIAMI ( AP I A L.t1* 5Cfl' country and the ne member, out of profits rather than pass it ator calling himself the chl whoever he or ah may be, will on to the consumer. pion of the little man and a find the Florida Public Service Ma'tLnd businessornan commission cannot change promising relief for the 1Itt1t current economic conditions of * nuir.'s bill-paying wife both am the country. We have to live • waging strong consi.mer- with them." irriented cianipai gns for a mat * Hawkins sayii, * Mrs. on the Public Service Corn"Although I can't promise the * mission. But neither candidate in the rates will go down, I'm going to * 011% statewide race Tuesday is try my very hardest to make that sure that the servi g:ea up." pr, ,iung any alliie She a.iid during her car'ipl.iry. cnsunwrs' rates will go down to the PSC. swings through Florid. in a if they're elected Democratic candidate Sen. borrowed iob1k borne she has Gerald Lewis of Miami said. discovered that people want to * A "I'm not going to make any ab talk about the quality of aer- * unqualified promises vices almost as much as the solute that utility bills will go down If high cost of li ving. Xl "For example, many people. I'm elected. I can say that I will et which expenses can be cut cpecwUy on the West Coast, * out of the rate baa" und thereby arf very upset -iver the quality * cut down skyrocketing In. ,ot their water," said Mrs. Haw- * kin, an attractive brunette * creaser. His opponent, Republican who's never held public office. * I TTJ J1' IP jPE. PUYBP'FP fP ''L1 All of which are part of By TAD BARTIMUS my platform. — 4 :- I ~ z_k - . DICK WILLIAMS *0 - - JANICE (JAN r tier of t..c PSC race would be is investing lease arrangements tar the onstructicn of new schvol buildings to re'ieve the burden of the t:ixpayers. JOHN ANG I L a Has developed a school construction program that produces one of the lciwest cost schools in tne slate His developed disciplinary policies that will eliminate the troubkmakers from our A VOTE FOR A * * * * * * DICK WILLIAMS - Fj JOHN V- E_ AN'r JOHN ANGEL- - NOV. 7 IS A VOTE FOR * SOLUTIONS BEFORE II Encourages your 5uppert ot mer.drne No. 4 which will provide construction dollars at no increase in local raes Has fewer $ available per child than any other county in the state. I ZONING. I * * _______ TELEPHONE 8317438 ______ . PSC Chairman Bevis said it wsquautea trom young on a would be more up to the Legis- 13.7 1L4 n Gulf Power Corp. * rate hike caw. but both Mrs. , tature to dIWI HawktnsaLewis said they aion'olkciei. as established 123 new rograms for Vo-Tech and hysically and MenIatv andicapped Childien. School s. * I 'uutri IlawknL replied, "Nope, not having delivery services of 1 sure can't," wtnm asked if she any kind, or not being able to * could pkd'e a reduction in get the telephone to work I Lt'wis has proposed Owl the monthly utility bills. "But I'm certainly going to PSC a: der telephone companies see the utility companies' to improve service within a books, and I'm sure there's specified time and take action • room for trimming," Mrs. against them if they fail. "The telephone company * Hawkins added. Gov Reulii4t Askew and the should be informed that no n't A two present PSC members havi rate increases will be granted their OWI ideas on whether the until their service is 1w- A outeomne of the statewide race proved," said the six-year would affect the consumer's legislative veteran. "II all else to tails, then the P3C should In- * pocketbook. Askew ,.ald fellow Democrat veatigate the possibility of lzwis "has a good chance to revoking tile fror-rhises (A these make a difference" in Florid- telephone companies and * ians' future utility bills. But granting these franc'hisea to * PSC members William Bevis some "ther teieltnite company * and William Mayo, both Drno that has druiu!brated thtir •' crats, sl the results of Tues- ability P provide adequate day's election for a third cow- service Hii a reasonable price." miscioner won't change PSC * * * JOHN ANGEL OHN ANGEL- JOHN ANGEL- Vect * , ational 'onnitttcewoman "In other areas they talk about LIE ** THE FULL RESPONSIBILITY CANDIDATE policies, developed u. rural community I ______ - * * * • I --.--'--- •---:--. -- - - j .,_ Pd. P01. Ad Ma c k Blyit, Treas. SUPERVISOR * County Commission District 3 * * OF ELEC T"' ONS * * • • F0 SEMINOLE COUNTY * * A RESPONSIVE ELECTIONS OFFICE _ * 10 * REPUBL'CAN * PD POL. 640V. BY CAMP. TRIAS.. EVE CiBTREE * jr A ** * ** IN I i- Has years of valuable e ,prience Ofl one of the most demanding public jobs today We're in a tough bail game - PLAN BEFORE WE GROW I -las test records that put ur children above the state veraqe in achievement. - :-- JANICE VIIILEN JOHN ANGEL- S - ____ Y O U R CO U N TY OHN ANGEL W 4 --• ------ Don't turn the signal calling over to a "rookie." 0 LI.f 41w.' "'•' 'I' .;,,, 11- 1 — PAID POL .Ao uY MASON WAMTOr, UI*R �-ij; ' -= - - _ - -. ,-.;:-. ---.-,' '_ 6B-The S enfzrd Herald '' ' - - rrsr' t,,riforsa M onday, Nov. 6, 1972 In Trinity Homecoming Prep FATHER LIKES Miami 7Z2 to',DE soints V - k- 'v 4 , ' ~ Ir ~ \ A P ~ i . '. '., 04 S t' ;tlj~ f, f t " I- J7, , f • p-I ji I . 41 4 I; #' 1 '1- I \ .- r. . ' - Down 25-8 i A - - i,RY DEAI. is crownc?d Trinity Prep Homecoming Queen at Dabney Hunter a hualter Field Saturdoy by List years her brother Troy, and Trinity Headmaster. Canon A. i'c:r's I'ese Hay smile their approval. Mile McDonel Photo . ''- '-- ---- - ~ ,~& I I, :' - .i_ _____. ~ __ , L Z!~~ - --a' W ~___- - 4_11~~ " - ' - % - - quarterback ran all over the place until he could smire, as U Clt',,elana ip 4) Brantley .1 RiCHARDS Ht-raldsporu %rI1rr B% South Florida LBe1l high School ran a cco-inc race with rwts ...ke t3rant th Satur..a. night at I ynutn field and won 32 '5 as two unan swe red third quart'r TI)': dropped the Pats toa4.'i season tefense a sta ndout part of the Ireslunan and Sophomore Like Brantley game, fell apart after impressive sho.cirgc against stronger bigger teams That in combination with an oUtnse that was completely slyr.,ec! from scoring in the third quar te r and did not appear in f ull force throughout the game spelled doom for the ' Patriot Head Coach Bi ll Duty, ho called tuil'back 'throwpass intended for quarterbackDanAnguiIhtwu.'e in the game. saw both asses intercepted ai his Sophox're 'xir !i r4Uc: tb. ball was underti r a. One i!tlercr)usr In the t½d uartr se-nt for a Th :ird to..eiiioso:i for Lap.-Ile. ..ioring the eonte out of reach. "I called the pass in th e th ird quarter. . I ca ll ed all th e Falls . Trinity Marches 4W ~ Seminole County's only -. In the Mate-wide gridiron po1i, Trinity Prcp, listed ninth in the Class A-AA rolls, marked up a seventh win of the year, easil: St. Petersburg Admiral Yarragut Sat'rday night, zsDue to th e late game time, the Sain ts did not ads-i r.ce in th e polls from the previous week and they still chase foe and District III rival Sara sota cardinal Moffl-% AAAA-AA Sebtiab 1. Fort Pierce Cent. 17-kii le() 14i, I. Merri tt Island t7-0 3 Talla. Leon 8-Oi 13G 112 4Ho!lywood Hills tS.O 11'1 5 Winter Park ( 8-O) 105 6. Jacks. Raines (7-0i I0 7.Gainess-ille84'j 87 . Sou th Plantation I 7-0 . 4. Hashes Cit ii, tampa King (1, 0 I 63 Miami Ji.cksoni5-l-1 I 12,GladesCentralfli 62 iJ. EauGallie7-0l 4• Poinpar.o Beach t7.0) 52 47 lb.W.11 Newn,uns7-l) New sm mti u r Pen '"te 7-1) tie Ut Tauiipalobinson 7-1 Iri urponprmgs i4)I j. Miami Killhan & Miami Central • 1) tit 30 , O'... ~W-_ V . - - : dfifir __ a iS Si ' ,._: Nears 4 I /--_ . it - chandler sg i in jat;cio. fa,led) .- '- • - -• 1X IN, ~ 11,~ _ I 11. / • • • -Q • • • •. • • ' '." , " . 1e S U set B*1d ' - pa RoOv,puei, - - - - - -•• • - - ' - - s -- ..,. - -: -- - •_ - Branford (741 1111. Talls. FAIMU(4-3) 19. Mulberry (f.-lt w.Ccotury(7.l) - -. - - , 45 40 37 33 __ _1- -1 i 8 -_%&-4~ I -_ -16 !- - I -# a. - _. , - =~ It - - - lw!~~. e , TOM Gu1CH. of Lyman. goes up in the air to hiu. d,vn a pass during l'i,da 'iight $ gax-ie with the Sanford Seminou"s lii.. ,.zr,jr r..eier -hdo%%m passes for the Greyhounds in :K:!ir 41-14 win caught three tou. over tbe Fighting . imoiec. - (.i,ie 4iicuru.l .0 5 g(Xt-i Pail of 114' l' oti ar røvelstr in the ,--'. la$ ,, ith Uxi ball oncv hoit p,its .1 ii-i . posMcslun. • 3rer.t - rti eo1-h.'1.6u,J (*i titne ,, tj ' tt'II ' -2 9r.' -s '5M ,' t.r, -.- 1 .1 c,'-- Pius ted. tax 34 al Spec iial Tire size 23 88 E78-14 I 15- I 4 2 52 24.86 -14) F78-14 ( 7 / 5 2 69 25.83 14 (25-14) (378' 27 26.1,6 (378-15 (825-15) 3 01 2T88 H78-15 (855-15) more per tire. $2 Withcat trade-In, add For pic kmups. For vans. For -panels. or just 23.22 pIus 2 44 t,'O 1.11 u U-15 6 ti..N , pe C Cargomaster' Highway. Our r !on cctrj ra--'.' -n trLC tre Modern 5 rib !rC, &iusI(1fl Tire size Tube type 0O-i5 6 750-168 Tubeless 67015 6 700-15 6 Price Plus fed ta 28.45 33,89 2 3r. 24,45 3295 322 4 20 26 , - SuIor 36 '' :es 24 ' - ~even PG'fltS F I AV - SEVENTH GAME Ociibl,s Five Pointu I Ante Jose.? Erdoga lam,. ) Re,* Yb, I Lilt fl,ngo.a, A:ci Mencha. bayo Toni. .Att4,I Lou. I Miru,i P,dnot ElOtITil OAPeE Doi,LiIes • Fey. Pnints I Arra Le' C'wt:' t,iorri, 3 Manolo iguus... 4 Aitvn'uguei'1a Qun90 Gielta; 6 (ia's' .. - Gardner e played grily tht wmvm! half after suffe!'Ing a sprained knee. ahalf,"DickejV said." e e .av W " If got g 1.'tlley. nho gained $ >ards on 15 runs In the thing together aua'nat Gf'O fl tub sr.'eL whok They fjr( hail, scored t'.la dossiu' n a 47-yard rue. Will tic Luundini.' back after a to, • -- ' -'3 SELECTIONS I lIidIfA Ton'. Lou Jose. Rent' Gands Sell; 7 Arts V.a, W,ne jO 3 Angel Yta, Martin. Gand., Erdola Jose I Ala tc,ni, liens P/ArlUreIl, Bengoa, Pt'fl Meitttia S Anna Floir, LtjuiA Just), t'r.a Muguerla Basic LOS. CPucho Lacs, S P B c Ton, Alt. Jose Mirtin' pc .wosa • Aluna P',gue.la , jinr* Lana, Oasis .ivar' Ca'*s e'o, UIC Alluna, $0 Gaits, Anna, Manolo II Were L..*, Baio Lu.t, Altuna MnncI-a jtIv abellv,9, Avta Gansia. 12 (.ait "vujuenia -0 "S ijt Pte., (3r ' CUJ.4AN'rE .j -', .t *'il ic,' ' o 'scia..' but C ome '3 - J C '05('4W-/ d0 iy L$ P1* O.f'd e' :" - " i! •fl - as t'e V'1w n'ng - "Pt. ' "' t""'!, "' 8:30 P.M. * of, ORLANDO $POST$.$VADIUM TONIGHT V__,__ _ Mi's __________________________________ '!-'' ' FLORIDA TITLE MATCH PAUL TIM ILI '1 WOODS 1 72 SIARCAT WRIGHT IITURNI THI G*IAT IIARCAT Sala Iota. 7 Alca Ton. 3 berot3inicll, I Ferm,v Bjstlda 3 Rne Martorell. 6 Ibarra Luis 1 Martini Pedro. S Pena Mencha FIFTH GAME Fv 1)ubIet Points I Qulnito MartonsIl, i *rna 3 Manoio Ga.ta, Mugu,ni, S Oat? Aguutin, Egula Juan SIXTH GAME Doubles rfnmn M,ncba. M49furl Caballero. Alca M..,tor,lI S Attuna 'antJ'. S Chuc. Lace, I Pcna Pedro, fir L-L _iI''p After I "e U ~=_, ' . 'Ph.) I k. Pr'n 1 Set,. OOfl -. Mt I obl" ,, b,.'A' ,'' ' . '-i,-,.,-- - ..-: 53 (, lit nu' i'' O -'()NF ' 2 - ' .j t•ij'ip,' c,tQfrfl4flc, I MONDAY ts.ngoa - S - ' -' -'- Ground Gainer' flelted A sth ioI/o;ter rr(1 Seven tiapo tu't '; ' _ -- .. k., ' ' - - Moore Top "Nat Mo'..redtr: more things wi th the bootbitli and feLt± goals of 32 and 28 yards a'i> running b&k I o'. ever seen, &91d Jett. ' 8 13 Yi. -i3 -, - of the "jt electrifying runners Th e C,.iors lost three fumbles nd two in time" .,aid Florida coach t'rceVleia And nut even Moot-C -5e two I In )rjg T)1gs-> downs or Jim Revels 79A doubt 0 iinyone ir. the c,)untrY 1183 8 better scamper bn a*.i interccVJon could overcurnie the back." ridded Au' ;,irn coach Ralph (Shug) earjy iead Auburn bwit up early in the ganja on "at , P 1988 ________- '• 5*30 BLJ Y I SPECIAL ________ : to 1 0 1. Y E S E R I L"m E D , I' -_-- 12*30 'Stuirt .IUIe'. Po i nts 1 ChucP'u, 2 Alum,, J FIRST GAME OUlr1 ieven QuflilO, I Eguma. S Laca, 6 s uuuuo Points I LW Jose. 7 Ant' Zirst-. Ca11eno TENTH GAME ' 3 Angel Pedrosa. 4 lbarra Ton., 5 Points I AijuIIfl. 7 Gash, I Erdota Battlda 6 Rent' Gandl, I Muojvtnlb. I Anna, S JuAn, 6 Sala Bongos. $ Maruri Yta Manolo, 7 Ga Pa SECOND Cjt*ME Oo.'bI,t DOvblt ELEVENTH GAME Seven Pont I Arts Yt., 7 Sal, Seventh Points I Altuna Msnu,a Jot,, 3 Angel Toni, I Erdota Pedrosa. S L'tu ondl, 6 Ibarra 1 Pen. Lo" I Atca fliotida. Lu i s, 6 Fermi n Lat.i S r Best-do , Y. Marur Zarue, • Mee JultO Pedro. I Egua ('AtAauei'o. S CP ,cho Mantofeti THIRD GAME Ooub.-% YWEL ut GAME Doubles Seven Points I Lilu Bastida, 2 I Pena Luis. 7 POOlS Sala 2.,,.. 3 Erdola Joo, I [uu'a Pedro. I Quinto Aguthin. I Angel 'u:,i • S F ermin Toni. e iu,na Eiorr' JulitO Caballero, S Mrun t9C-' Gand., I 6 Manoio Juan, I Anna r,a,,,., I Art, Prot. touchdown pass froin Lj ua.*terback David ;j41I "rying 'llu -bet extra yards, and sofmLsang passes for C uch ha'tle'd 1f 3 ,..rds aid au- 'e tisjcti Qr,sorI, /tiJ flit pdc'-t5 were 50 . BE £vr(Y P1I4 TH GAME TONIGHT ,,; ENTRIES - - - 62 I jSlmmaka lleo7-1i 16 l-ort Meade u-1i . Mek. - Jai-Alai Entries - .,' r. - LI' _____ - ---_- S OPEN _: •" IMF ' - ,_ - ;=A" - • -I -_i~ V~~ - - - - - ___ -' Orlando-Seminole ' ,a - . - SURVIVOR 3. •-,,--- - -. I. -r - fly ,Ji'tth 'lOt IRE Jr. 'l'Al.l.AtIASl'E, Fla. (At') FloridaState, stu,inei ti,Ibuston's offensive explosion Saturday, iiiiist lace anothe,' rebounding football team this LNA L - - ~ 4 " ~__ RI.)t,j1cI •', ___ )I - - O~~ :60", Fr"ch ' - 91 I , 'Tti . _, - I1 1 1. -. . - -- ~ - ' , - - r ,, iri% .. Last becona Catch Saves LSU 17-16 • _\ S - Tulsa. the invader of !•i k ('aniphell Stadium next Sat..' da> tipm et prevl('asI y unl.iuisviIie thu w"1kcnd, 38-2. It was o&y T.'lsa's second 3'ictory of the :sgiins'. five tosses. into t!i.1 lI(IUSIOm) l4IILihias!;ee Sat'rotay with a 7. 4-1 r-ord and it penchant for miscues tt it hial halted t):e I otigtlr attat'k But when the tiller State's I)utFy gaint' was over. Houston hati BY HERSCHEL NISSENSON fumble and turned an in- 22-12 one day Daugherty announced this snii 31-27 while losing no luniterception into another field Associated Press Wes and givimig tip only one pass would be his last season. goal in the final quarter for a 16Sports Writer interception In the Second ic's, No. 11 AnQuick as the wink he had Just 10 spread. "This was our best all-round LSUs last-second victory burn piled up a 26-point lead given coach Charlie McClendon, Louisiana State's Bert made it a clean sweep for the and then held off Florida 26-20; ganic thi, year," said Houston Jones went from goat to hero. Tip Ten college football teams Gary Diminick's 84-yard dash coach Bill Yeoma Seminole hopes a bowl bid 'u The Associated Press rat- with the opening kIe'kFF Sixth-ranked I.St. trailed to also dinitited. mere were no [),fine No. 12 Notre triggered Mississippi 16-10 Saturda night ings. Tot. .-anked Southern Califora 354 halftime lead and a 42-23 bowl scouts at the game and a when Ole Miss was called for Navy; No. 13 Tenloss that dropped the team's Washington State win over * pass interference at its own 30- nia trimn,m'tI left 44-3, runner-up Alabama walnessee blanked Georgia 14-0 on record to 6-3 isn't liclv to atyard line with four seconds ' tract any. loped Mississippi State 58-14 two scoring pLcseS by ('on. to play. On top of that, some new Jones quickly threw an In- and third-ranked Nebraska dredge Holloway; No. 16 MIsfor tianies were added to the FSU ii row complete pass to stop the clock whipped No, 15 Colorado 33-10. souri made it three in Elsewhere, It wasn't quite the first time since 1969 by injury list. since the Tigers had used up all Florida State coach Larry downing Kansav State 31-14; their timeouts. Now, only one that easy, loi,iwiU lest the un- Jones said defensive tackle Fourth-ranked Michigan N" 3eC('il reisialned but the Tigcrs got a big break when Mis- turned two Indiana fumbles and b.e'n ranks, losing to Tulsa 28- Hobby Aruleron has a serious sissippi unaccountably called a bad center snap Into touch- 26; No. 18 Texas Tech shaded ki.ee injury, halfback Mack downs in a 21.7 triumph and No. Rice 1-6; No. 19 Air Force lost Brown and guard Phil Arnold time out. ('liven a reprieve, Jones 5 Ohio State had to come from six interceptions and bos-.cd to also hurt th°ir knees and tackle ' trotted to the sidelines, where behind a defeat lowly Mm- servk'- mival Army 17-14 on Bob Don Sparnian and end Bert McClendon Intoned these pres- nesotn 27-19 as Harold Benson limes' last-quarter 4-yartt run ('Pc' pulled titinistrings. Wide receiver carry Smith sure-packed words. "Son," he powered for 131 yards and his and Texani A&AM stole six WHS knock e d unconscio us on the said, "this is it." Jones merely14th and 15th touchdowns of the passes from Arkansas hotshot Joe Ferguson and upset the No. first play of (lit' fourth quarter winked, went back to wok and season. s'.lien tie landed on his head fired a pass to Brad )avis in the Oklahoma, rated seventh, 20 Razorbacks 10-7. tiller a clean tackle. lie was out end zone aa the final horn continued toward another _____________________________ 10 minutes and was kept -Is sounded. Thanksgiving Day Big Eight overnight in the infirmary for B AR B S Still, the suspense wasn't shootout with Nebraska by observation. over, downing No, 14 Iowa State 206 - pj, PASTOIIET The Seminoles still scored UCLA, No, 8, needed Mat "I lost the ba ll in the lights," two touchdowns without him in Therr is 110 :;uchi thing as Harmon's 11-yard run with 3:52 S said Davis. a furious rally that barely fell "1 caught the ball with one left to defeat Stanford 29-23; a vote ihat's good far tioth1 hurt hand, then the oth er and th en Roosevelt Leaks rip ped off 175 in" _____________ my head, juggling it around a yards and powered ninth-ranklot before I fell. I didn't know I ell Texas past Southern Keep You Love had it made until I heard the Methodist 17-9 and No. 10 Penn stands explode." Rusty State pulled away from a 101l WARM Washington State battled Jackson then kicked the extra With Southern Cal to a 3-3 first-pen,,, point that gave L.SU a 17-16 So triumph and set up next od standoff but three touchIf out' millian ln'hIPit' "achi Eledric Southeastern downs by Anthony Davis, who Gcncrd' weekend's ii 'z Lit their vote didn't h t$) Conference showdown against gained 195 yards, helped the tcotint-Weir to flonvote ('01111 (l Trojans break It open. equally unt.'aten Alabama. delermilne the t'h's (loll. Weatherir n1 Despite their struggles, Jones marched the Tigers 80 HEAT PU M P Quzckt'."t Uhf! (is Ci(iU)s' yards In 13 play'. in the final Michigan and Ohio State (Ad S. r7Uiti'. i'isft' h Ifs Stu ff Ill, three mnu(es to remove the remained tied for the Big Ten )tsz;ids u'ith tsft'ristu:t' itt lead. Purdue Fell out of a threeUnderdog horns. (, I ,1 goat '" hi', f,iliU)f(' (i.' lit' it Mississippi t oo k a 3-0 lead In the way deadlock when the Boil2 'it Js!Ui 7w!1lOf1 tutu flit, f ir st period following a Jones ennakers lost to Michigan State - "' ' , 1 .•.'-;•(' ________________ - Alv furrible didn't hippe.-I 9. Orlando 'fl-rn Prep (-O It) Fort Laud Crest iS-0 4 riuMpto.ItJL ii it 0 ,1 'I.MI LY', p-4U'-l? - • I - % 'V. or 6. Sarasaa Card. I ,,/ - - - - 5' from - , -- - 4 ,, 1 ~4 ( ( IF Record * _'L /4/. %1cKAY,J ''' - , - COAC-' Peri*od - ' I jo1vV/-i. ' •, = 1 - - ,CA IA4AEAO, - - - 15 IA •-1 T - ,i ,' '' - '_•••_'4. - A. Cli kv(8-O) a ssu Ai di Desoto 71 .lr-VlELENM~ - - --- • - .. . - -' 'r \ tX RTFD PRI*.S dw night thc Los Angeles B Till The )ThllldtlphIh 7ers are L.al'trs trimmed "e Seattle • ____ 11 zeroing in on a SuperSonics 124-115 am' the literall . ______ I \atior..' Basketball Assci Phoenix Suns nipped C1ev.and _________________________ ciation rerord 107-106, _•V '1 _____________ After Sunday r.ight s 13-113 Only two games were played 1. Ins-: to the Mulwatee Buck's, in the American Baskttball Asthe hapless and helpless 76Ci5 sociation as the San Diego Con•. , __________ Jw~ -"I. are two games away from twig quistadors ran away from the the NBA record for most losses -121 and the -it . . -• %4.41111at the start of a season. the New routed ts Denver Rocke . 1 Alt,, It -'*. Thu- latest 'capade was ork Nits 1'7 107 -" .. their 13th loss without a sictors b. JerryWest and Wilt Chamo this year arid put them '"c. e berlain combined for 59 points i_ ' *a4r * ihoice po3ition to catch th rr'eord of 15 shared by to lead Los Angeles over negative Seattle. V,cs' hit on 14 of 23 Denver and Cleveland. GOALWARD BOUND Trinity Prep star running hack Larence shots and finiishedwith ii game- 0 tart of Denver last 15 at ff,c s Cleveland shows his patented running form to two Admiral Farragut l.at,gfcrd movtl LaBellt to change the final outcome Chamber. 35 points while season when It had an NBA at,rad on a 13 yard keeper to Even Jeff Hammond's first defenders as the Saints ran over the St. Petersburg eleven 25-s lain in raced up 1 of his 24 pomt5 franchise in 1949 and th e 'a open the s'ond quarter an a 52- extra-point Lick didn't help. Saturday night in the 'ar.d ha'!, when tie . Cavahero dropped that many vnru drive but Anguilli passes Mute raid Photo) lake rs pulled away. .* 1970, the ir first year. to IIax-gts and a Don Kcmp 15IMS Angeics le by only 7&.77 HERALD scoaaoao ---The longest losing streak is tls. ?rrt-. j'sunt c!ac. -. Late $renli=y L.B.II. 1',-shared by th e San Fran- with 4:4bto play when West and r)iDD% ''alching 13 yard Anguilli r w cisco team of 1.64 and the old Chamberlain took over., RUhirI scoring trip to end the half. pt Chamberlain stuffed three Y or at Pas.n 67 San Diego franchise of ia. LitBelle cane out throwin g In Patin '. Milwaukee reserve forward shots to run the Laker lead to ' 'i ' ic they never lost it. Grcgor was mostly re97-85 and Gtr 35 Pcnl"i drive s i th a one-s'an plunge p,,, sponsible for Philadelphia's tatNeal Walk hit two free throws star halloack Glerui Finks. est collapse, scoring 21 points wi th only two seconds kt to WiIht' F.ngtngs theft of an LaI Brftr?Icy 6 0 13_2 and ha uling in 19 rebounds. help Phoenix nip Cleveland. .3 , . ttiguilli- intended halfback pass LB' • Gregor entered the game In the The lead changed hands six by Chuck Coulter broke LB - Hamm3nd 27 g." opening quarter and helped the ti mes in th e final minutes of the Brantley a back late in the third t Bucks wipe out an early 12- fourth quarter before Walk frame as the young speedster I. Ta, 15 j)fl $tYr It was during the th irl period of 21 pas.es for yards agai ns Bo IIERKV CUSH point Philadelphia lead. cashed in the game-winning went 75 yards to paydird For the A.1taiit Sports Editor that the Seminoles were unable the Lyman defense and n r,n the other NBA games Sun- shots. In visitors ning game picked up 117 un to ger.ra'e nvth ing in the way r LB - £.gusli 13 run lPa3 P But fora 1ackatasical third of an ofiense. But a turnbl. more ya's. But ..ne re was not , •n r Never quitting, the Patriots L. rr'urn 04 intercepted period performance the during the lu-st two miniite cf any onsistancv to the 'anford came back kguilll mat-hed L C .up wi th end Grci' Miller for a io LB Hammond 3 rjr (P..C. fsitPd) Seminoles of Sanford 'avt ' the p.riod may have been the aUdek until the- fourth period. yard completion to highlight a from good account of th em.sdves 25 One third of Carti's passing key to th: c'eond hall as the their grid ris&tlrs- - i th the $'aiford crew hid to give Ut yardage came on one play. good fourth stanza dri ve shilc L.nOford ( F.nkt kick) !)all Lyman Greyhounds. Moved it lotiLfl he hit Mike Mitchell on a 1icis.secsiri on their own fc,' ard line. 30 yarder to put the ball an the by Dare Nelson. secretary-editor, Witi. L man already it'. Lyman 17 and set up the It I C Committee -.. I Football Rules ctintro! win a 20-0 lead tht Seminoles' first score Carli :t Bucknvll halfback runboundary line except another Scuninoles offered little went 16 yards on a roll out and player or game official. resistanc as freshman then dove in from a yard out for ning against Rutgers on a IA. R. 7) A r u n net in. fullback Mike Massey bolted the score. The second score for ssot'cp turns U field and bo unds bumps into or Is th e four yards on th e next play the Tribe also came on a one bunips an official who is touched by a player or game after the fumble. yard plunge by Carli and was standing on the sideline at On their next set of downs the preceeded by a pass to Mike the Rutgers 25-yard line. The official on the sideline 0 RULING: The ball is not out i4tick halfback continues Skuninoles ran once for r.o yards Mitc he ll of 13 yards and a Carli Into the Rutgers end zone of bounds ;.rid had two passes fall lilt- keeper For 11 ard.s. .• Nt,tI tNTJIPJIt ASSN The official shoud iarii rusneutorfoyarason 11 inpletv. Then they were . -• shoved back 72 yards by a carries but four of the carries I Award 13 u c k n e II if 'It termined Lyman march were instances in which lie was touchdown hich led to the fif th corc of sacked trying to pass Tommy - '- .or 2 Declare the ball out of I .- night. While the drive Thompson had 38 yards on 11 line the 2-s-ard at bounds arted at the Greyhound 2.8 it attempts FMassey led all ground gainers 3 Replay the down bereally was 15 yards longer after between the contact 82 yards on 10 carries, cause of itir a clipping penalty W4S called with . And ('astantir.e added another a player and an official a:airist (1w victors. " During this march only were 217yardsonpases, hitting 12Of ' '[Th Anssoer: Num be r I. soard "the Hounds able to equally put 2 with one intercepted. " 1I.cknt-ll touchduson Defensive sta ndouts in th e neether a ground and air •° Itifle b- iPl AU1 a'sault against the Sanford game were Gregg Wallick who er posbesion is out bounds was over his average of 16.5 when either the ball or any th'Fcnse. Nine a! the 13 plays in the tackles per gam and Paul p r I of the runner touchts Kelley who recovered two the ground or anyth in g else, , .-rive were running plays. sohich Is on or outside a fumbles and blocked a punt. ibree of the other four were ,55 completio ns . Massey -ked up 24 yards In the drive S vle John Mitche ll added 21 -. ii' TC Ofl three carrie.. The ;.:sses. from quarterback Bob --, L-. ( t.antirn soen' to Matt Lesit - It will take inure inu a 11-yard pass from quarterback Rand GA!NESVII.'..E, Ha fr 14 and iS yards and to Tom than Auburn's 26-20 win over Flo rida to settle a Wa lls. (,,ch or five yards Steve ____._j between the Tigers Terry no -ek-and-necs. race Moore has scored 54 points in six games w)ijje rk capped th4 d'- ..' with a t - L3 i -' Na* Henles and thi Gat' Moore for the hlenk) has ret'q,rde.ij 66 points in eight games -c '.air'l burt o., the middle 5ouf.beirtern Con..errn:e sc.i&ng title. hisoevtr, Moore wasn't as excited about tiI Aside fruvi ?.h k Both tatibacks re'rti. d two IF idowna each performance as everbod> else, kicking himself :t•-=-=: .imir'g and rnehodical drise Saturday ni,ht but it so..s Mciot - r). orew most o'r i fumble -=. .. -..-' th 5e'uinoles were able to play -___ ~,__2!0"Sr___ _-_ ~ Trailing ?it-n Ln $L lie(IJA ,luoi,tit.". Moore one," -Mwe waid. - - ___________________ Ph*11ade1oh*1a and i..t time ! n on tw' runs, Oflt fr.r 10 yarits ..a'. 'Ac should bud a scoring drie of three to . .,f i, ht did narrow th e Laflelie Margin to hive tay"d on the roL'nd." Anguilli nit n ine nI 17 l.aes 25-1 Mid %18', th rough the final for 119 ards and zu Li..ch downs %hlle spreading I.aI3eUe chapter 1a&I.c again ient defenJers th in enough to allow on the scoreboard with ard strike from Langford to Brantley runners operating Rubin Rodrizues, while Finks' room. Brantley halfback Jeff second conversion kick of th e 1-laminond opened the game's evening as good. While his efforts are spoken cenrin iifter th e two teanis in heroic terms at Lake ext-hinged punts on a 27 Yard aerial From Anguilli. La Belle BranUe%, little Rlck} Garza, a thin drove back 75 sards to tie 5-Ioot-'4 12 pcund halfback the score on d 15-bard Pal so ho sparkplugs Brantlt) Landford to Tunm) Taylor drives, tame up with his best piss Roth team'- con version plL) of the sea son on a last cring catch of attemptc failed, giving a 6-ft sece x but it was: too la:e pass, deadlock or the first quarter Anguil1 '- s - To La fie e 32m25 I - , ... Lake ,_ ,, 0 ~ - _v'' -\ ' ------ I %_. - , ) -, Queen. escort, -or4hslf rally in -hirh Jhn Gabriel threw only 11 passes 28, the New York Giants de- We were fired tip Th is was a IHIUCE I.OWIl1' fired four touchdown Hadl A ssociated I'ress Spoils Writer and completed eight of theuri for leafed Denver 29-li, Green Ray mneict significant win." e Dot- çac''c They did pretty good th Don Shula of Coach "Fristis listl Sunday isight un- 93 yard AntI he used his head heat San Francisco 4-24, Mm'-; not roocid- yh of playing catch-up," Dallas III I rt'psirtt'd to practice on by sticking to a relentless necota mauled New Orleans .7- phins insisted hp narti Tom Landry tinp.-icsit,Iity n an on'I'uectay was a whole week of ground giune spearheaded by r.. Detroit clint rsiiI nlituign 14-fl, storing uie season. ''I'm thinking derct.ated beaten oul-searchin g iinol thinking for Willie Ellison arul Jim Ret- ('Jevelarid hiiunt'led houston 2(_______________________________ England." he in.'," I )s Angeles qwirt.'rtnit'k ts'ls°n, who c-tmbinc4l for 215 0 antI I'hiladv'lphla and St. Iimic only about New , said of Miami's ned foe flunian (;:ibrlel siilsl. ''Then, yards anti a touchdown apiece struggled to a fl-6 tie, North Carolina State heat Against the Bills this time, On Monday night's nationally after the rez,stning sec.qlt,ns to carr y the Rains to a 207 Mercury Morris scampered W,ike Forest Miami of Florith with mys'lF. I caine to the ('on- victory that widened their teIevierl game, the Baltimore (lem.sn ;eason white "ihtIdsI in"c .-luninn I hail ill use my bend." divisional lead over the Falcons ('nitq play the l'atrksts In ew for lG yards and a pair M andlosing toticMnwns, farl Morrall hit (abris'l, whu' had t's'r lotu-cil to I k amvs f:flglafl(l Mar Fleming with a seven Ihere were two American tint' of lus so"rst da)s fiS H U?4F'rantr, liar- )atd st-rsring pass and Garr, Steelers Wool ttHUl1 l-'o'.tluill l.en;Iie quarter- Co nferenc e showdowns, nc k'tl a 230-yard Pittsburgh Yepre:nian booted three fitd It' t)io Central f)ivlsion, ha.'h a s."h ago li) throwing 4 5a in broke out al a first- ground assault with 101 yards of goals. I'sttbir'?i four int.'rts-pt'.i own, including a twoyard Anotr three - t ou c hd ow n FREE ENGINE 17 loss (Is D;ukltitul, iiss'd litmi p'acc d'atIlot-k with Cincinnati his touchdown spurt, while Terry quarterbrk was Washington's tis'iitl along with his sore IIrIII by rl.hLc'rsni the Itengak 4(-l7 STEAM CLEANING Stimutay against Atlanta in :heir ,'srul, in the Went, Kar.s.v ('Ify Bradshaw -nrtipkted half of his Billy Kilmer who connected ,r, yards Oakland and mt's a 20 passes for lfl yards. scoring passes of 45 National Conference VOS1 visults"i over WIT K A COM P LETE Len I)nwsn also threw for Roy Jefferson, ii) yards to isri('.giiie lead by tximulng the 'Jiiiwiliiwii. TUNE-UP three touchdowns Inc Kansas (hIey Taylor and 89 yards to It pa i'l oil handsomely - it-siders 27-14. AT the Redskins ______ In Sunday's other gaines, tin- City while the Chiefs l$rrslted Lirry Brown as ________ one-garrie lead AARON 'S AMOCO f"a'.'il Miami mode it eight in a Oakland's running game to 73 retained their ,,, , row t?ii year with a 30-16 yards, prompting Chiefs over Dallas in the NI'C east. to a uI' A#3' med nut Pie Cowboys wtiiping of fliiflnlo, Waciiirig. Coach Hank Strom to call it Is ci 322-9621 flin s~plted theN ',r; ,:r -:,' '',i;:.'! '.'tr ,'.,r! ;),I...itr.tl!l:*I __ fly - - ' 0'_ ., 11 0 y i 1, ( ' ' N 4k Eight ams Run B Atl CATCHES UiCI'. ON . i I" -h / P .I •Os 11 . " - --.,k 4fca%AY' . -I I 1r:V I J , .~ ~~ ,_ k d0sYN K. Number FR ' - * - - O#" Zips OS 0 0-7.t-s`0A I O,ZZ 0 "• •• - F arraijut on the with a 43 )ard p.-Ss half B 3 RICHARDS the game, ,A-a, the big tcgh, iiigher-ranked Cardinal Admiral FarragutOUiOfl ra board \jncv. Herald Spos Wtcr reption from Greg Cbandlcr "Our or play came (m a for Thflit} np1 nfl 1 Onefor another ta lly. pkkir,g p 7 nT things," yard pl,e t n following a Chandler, who sta rted his yards, whilc Chandler 'dded a couthinatim of of A slow-starting Trinity Prep second game at the quar- total of 59 .rds which aric on Ruby said, We've just come sostaned O yard drive, most s 43 Yard offense finally clicked on "big terback slot, played a part In a broken pass pla y Ic the (lard off a very lonr and hard road which came off Brazil our mld.drive Jaunt through s was this plays" to overcome a resolute Cleveland's first tally, setting quarter and resulted n a series, homecoming and 'c have this stunned Saints' defense. Petersburg Admiral Farragut up the high-scoring runner with Trinity score, Haiflack Greg Miles, ho Mike "Red" Austin, who does all-important grime with 254, upping th. Saints' searuin the "break-away block" as mark to 7-0, in their bid for h Cleveland began his upheld most of his work In a tough. Mooney coming up. We Jost perfonns his work-floraL' 'hOreS holes and pa rsurge towards payd. plaffh'rth gri nding fashion into the middle didn't have our minds on the of opening 6.1 I •hn ntrij'iil cikIn Trinity Prep, which M been of the line, again performed his game:The Prepsters, ooho play After a very slow First into oftentimes rugged opDistrictrivalSarasot.acardtnal lacking a consistant aerial handiwork well, picking up a fITiRI Mcmn'y this Frida', appeared warfare program throughout hard-earned 40 s ards and quarter in a game marred b> posing lineman put Up the tms in cxTrtntty markers on a 16 yard 'iiggish during the the season, has a unique setting up outside sweeps and penalties to both e k.mecoming tilt alter a five- s;tuation with Chandler He options for the Chandler- cess of 180 ttfl.tl '- ards, the option sweep in the fourth SdIntS cought fire on the qi.irtergmeroad trip, and shined only started the season as an an- Cleveland duo. is few times during the evening derstudv to senior Steve Ssn Despite the relati''e case by elcct;ifir.g Cleveland punt **a The stal- of greatest and-played his offense at .i1lt which the Saint' scored, Coach return with soccer-stle kicker HERALD SCOREBOARD Admiral FarrIut expressed Bill Stcphns booting the extra T',rntv Prep magnitude, as usual for Trinity end, until a shoulder injury to Toni Rub' 10 Fsrs)Ov.,flS Prej. was the explosive run- Saxon reversed their roles with displeasure o.ith his team 's point. 1Th.ut was followed on the 11 131 yards eroo ,ts ning of hzdf'riac'k Lawrence Saxon alternating tot the wide over-all perfor.iince, stniing next i-tries by the Cleveland- ;3 12 yArCIS PJISS,n; 620 pats'u Cleveland, who opened the rereiver slot and Chandler that he wa "serb glad t get Chandler passing combo for a 1042 3 FUmbIPt Lost g..rne up with a brilliantly run dciir.g the throwing, two of through this one," as ht- !ctcitcd 43 yard tally bringing the Saints 0 91 Prnalt:til Is 5oyard punt return for the which went to Saxon. forward to hi.c season make or into a 13-0 halftime margin. % i'- : .::t In "- m'-' C)pcning the second half's I-• Sr.- . oit. •--0 13 6 .1 " j K 1. ?0. scoring was Chandler's broken 7roniv, Prev .j~ ,= I t ..'. " 0 , I ' CEC,01%,1^4C." Makes P 1 rfi' ' -/ Ior.,!' WRIGHT MAIIEN (O I 'i't'i t'sl ., -, , -, Ii',t.tj)_IIILit .. , 5 PHIL BUDDY COLT ROBLEY PINNEY'S it t,.a.p g l'iitt ''i''"e A ('1 A. I' ,p .1' "" •'C"*' .1 ,tit' ' tat tPii a' '' . rtslaiIAi.,,.'Ii I., P 1"' ' - '. ;'''.t4P' l .- 'i I ', A • ' 1'., - - ' .,' - S - .-- - , - '' . * ''' %, -. Bob ORTON, Sr. Mike WEBSTER Penney (,, ---_ Ed WISKOSKI "Dick SLADER __ Bob OrTON, vii J.. NOVA auto center C•fi MONTh ,sJ*rk $VAN$ '1 f We kno i what you're looking for. Charge It I At Sonfnrd Na7o Penney's: Open B -- am tIl 9 pm Mon. thru Sot, �- - I ±L:I._ "-z- - -- - - —" -;-_--:-- I Mcndy Nov& 1972 Monday, 1i 6, 19/2---1C the antord Herald Editorial Comment 10 Nov. 7th Votes: C*t*izens Vs. Computers Global_ Vie w L We're Too Slow i With Technology SHERIFF JOHN POLK (h't out and vote. tomorrow! The turn-out of voters on a presidential the success or failure of the campaign to arouse the pCOJ)le to action, This odd-ball campaign will not CSC8IX' such )udgement. Indeed, without a better than 75 pei cent turnout in Florida this '72 sear-the first a presidential primary took place in the Sunshin state - the electorate will damn itself. In making this comment we are not beating the drum for the Republican or the Democratic tuinnnec. We are continuing our persistent emphasis on the ha Ilot as the only true means the dcinxratic purpose can he properly achieved Perhaps this is the latent tear of political observers. That the domination of the Republicans by means of the pollsters in(l the "hands-off"' by sincere thinkers of either candidate and the late-blooming of l)u'mocratic Nominee McGovern will combine to make!; this a non-election in terms of the number of votes Only a record number of ballots cast clul allay such fears. It 's also the (lay on which (1w ' deciSloul does not i'i)OW from "(lie people ' Only the who are eligible and thost who iave registered can make their convictions worth anything. Quite naturally tile Denlocrats (Itivshon the extraordirviry pollster percentage lead which President.C1Iuhdat1 Nixon holds over SenatorCandidate. McGovern Here is, !1CVC"thClcSS, al pcnt of view which ev,'rv voter sl'ouhl pay hced the McGovernto and which was printed Shiver News Service. Read it carefully and it is obvious that the warning to beware of computcu--pollster conclusions is quite timely: We're down to the wire miow, and all the smart boys tell us the election is (lended. 'I't'e the pundits, the commentators and (1w scribes are telling us the computers have it pegged. They've put their data into the machine arid 'chunk, chunk, gurgle, snap'--this is the way , it is going to be. HAS KEPT HIS WORD To THE PEOPI E OF SE Sheriff P&k ponsod full time 24 hour protection. Sheriff Polk promiseo ractment of a Civil Service Board. He has accomplished this. Sc U) Sa ITI ill '4 Sheriff Polk promised to establish a full time Juvenile Division. He has accomplished this. af '4 SI Sheriff Polk promised job security for all personnel. P He has accomplished this. I a. it si it prt'sidi'iit lot 115 to the lesser fllt'S. Sending your (i)Oj('t' to ('ungress is only worth Cluing when matter.' Translated this means We don't need citiiens ill this country we just IHPd 'oinI)uIt('rs to It'II Its what we tx'lleve want and need. ''We don't believe It. We still think we irt' individuals with minds of our own, nobody can reduce Its to it ciphel. oll 11 plinch card lind tell us. We are obsolete. Resides we've seell 104) IlHtfly Ihi's in a fly too wrong 'cx n' rt s • Tl t,usiness, 11411 "Who gets elected is YOUR snnwhody's computer!" never Voting is not at all a simple t lung really was, only at soon' times tutid in sunup elections too many voters have put II in UP''simple" category and have nuirke(l (belt' ballots with a uniforuuity of blind party loyalty which does, nuwe t lows thou not, put into office someone that should not hold the poxition nor the power. In a general election like tomorrow's, the comment just made is not as applicable to t)it' .__. - - -- it ilt'cision ()tue Iii "foggy bottom" these voices are nut ea sily heard at borne. ('h,se carefully. When it ('HOIC'S to the state ICVE'I offices and even niort' t) 10 the i'tsirity I)1 local races, failure to ;,1oruu telf of (lip ,,ierits of the Incumbt'riLc an(l the recordt; of those seeking new OffiCes will Is.' paid For in uinreprt'sefltIitVe. unresponsive mud no-account ahi It y office-holders. Thus I he real challenge is right in (he laps of flit r"gktt'rrd voters For these are thr' only OlIN ho vail chart the Future for t)iernselvC's as they vtiul it to be (mnputers will cnst no votes. The nu, vol tug cr1' ir . and these art' often the loudest when the tu.illuting is dohiC', should, In all fairness shut their mouths and keep 'hem that way Ni ,v 7th, P172 is a cr11 1(111 day, a time when it will he('orne apparent whether or not the American people have a voice and are willing !ui raise it in the great democratic spectacle of Kl('Ctioul Day , -- -- --- fly RAY (RMIMY Ktrin'rrii riata in gtvernment til.•s indicate that. 4.. rnrgfle m.asiit4 flOW #tng applied. lnfl?P' tti Onn and a dollar imbalance will he rdrnfr for years That same economic information mak.i near th. tindrlving enuce of both the dollar imbalance and inflation is that in wide area; of business, industry, education and the cervices, the application of now technology has nc. been %tifficiently rapid Government economic files also provide a cnlutv. which has been tried in two major instances with ma) qu' In the past several decades, t S agriculture ha rn.ide the greatest applied technnlny strides by far n any mainr grnent of industry-in mechan .' . adoption ct flew strains and in the use of u Ii/,-r4 Agru.lt'ure efficiency is now so great real genRe the farmer is the mainstay of o'r ' <.'r r -, gram We are 1Th1e to compete on favorable terms wi t i, the world's other major producers regardless of wa' ------ --- Offbeat Ruminations I Af raid Of "Women's 9 Lib* Think hi's missing sonic- '.-'l, vispil soal, u,pu'rac than ,iii'il in i rptauirant than fix a First-ratt on' 4t home. uIiucauutt'ntnry programs. 111111. in lute. Cr "s her legs self-conlkhrvi' h',r son is too good for Thir.k there must he more to NEW YORK( All) - simu sriotiiy In public men fear that lithe women's sex than she kno's, because the girls he meets. Be able to catch a cab In a -ShIR- k h"r -Iilies off In the liberation movement succeeds otherwk;" why wruild s,) many rain wher, a man can't. every lady finally hec'iines people talk tihe' it so nunch. i'iiddle of it bug movie, wathng dishes more Pick a winning i-acehorse by Spend more time rel'dIng the the girl of her own utrtanis the slie dws washing herself. Rd.4 thnn the prose in Sunday whim rather vian troin t1lie taim worIn will Iti.- it inort difficult Believe In God, astrology a.ul kniwledge of its blood lines. fle%spap4'rS. one for men Spend more timr w,&tchurig Ihtht'r eat n second-rate fortune tellers. --______ ''No telling what they'll be _______- ______________ like then," said ene worried A,4n1PA'i'?'*' P11t70A'it male. "It's hard entitigh to un— __- -derstand thorn now s slaves and mere sex objects. There's no telling how any man will lx' able to tell hat they'll want I when they get everything they I think they want." S As a lifelong admirer of wo"Sues' Pinked men myself, I think this attitutle is merely another exThe students at Scottsdale Community pressioru of outdated masculine College in Arizona have voted 'o send their chauvinism. Such forctx)duig is football team onto the field clad in lovely pink utterly unli'stil,eu. and white. They voted for thoe colors to protest Why shottt.t women be any the amount of money being spent or: uthletics at macre difficult to get along with the expense of academic progants. in the future than they sere in r' We suspect that Scotsdale's football players (1w past or are now? Is thu' ji will emerge as a hardier breed as a result of this. beauty of a rose changed by whether there are a few less or It they can stE.nd the taunts of opponents, they a few more thorns on its stem? should be as fieu cc as a boy named Sue. — Some things are changeless, Charlotte i N.C.) Observer -1 onc le t ir theiri, -reL.Jt /49 the essential nature of women. Xhr*anforbfrnflb Women are not a tinpredictable as they are thtLght to be, When you come down to it, they are actually as pre TELEPHONE dictable as a weathercock, cxt33) 9993 '2 2611 SANFORD FLA .12771 cept when they respond 3CO N FRENCH AVE the wind_s of their own soul. / ,OdALTER A 31ELOW. Ed"r and Publisher So, basically, no matter how ':.y NE D DOYLE Adier,isnq Director & Assu to Publisher much she may seem changed 114 on the surface, the willful g:rl o; nag, I- < At vOLTOt. INE C rC ulCtiOn General e an)l the future shouldn't lx' JOHN A SPOLSKI As n ate Editor harder to figure out than the FRED VAN PELT '.0-dii kED F GIELOVI willful woman of to'Iray. He has accomplished this. sv dr ''Wiuti they're saving is. Of CUUESC tJ )uti'l ltlwr to vote; it's all over. We know what's Sheriff Polk promised full cooperation with all law enforcement agencies. He has accomplished this. U %1 II 0 Sheriff Polk promised to establish a central crime lob to serve all surrounding areas. He has accomplished this. Managing Editor ( omptrotl..r sTAFFORD DERBY El d'or of Ed i torial Page ROY GREEN Ad.t" t'.ng Vana cler C..'R Y TAYLOR ts Edur Sheriff Polk promised to maintain a balanced budget. The average mann can safely bet that a typical liberatel woman of tomorrow 'a I Aill Solve the problcuui of what 10 do with a leaky package by gi'-ing It to a man to carry. CHARLES HAYS Mei.haoil Supt RALPH HAYS j.NE CLYIFLBERRY r di?cr Count Ii)' flAt. IIOVI.1 1 ,,h Ccokv Se rvice I - - - - ---- — - -- -- SUBSCRIPTION RATES $2.40 Month SSc Week $14 206 Months $78 40 2 Year - - -- - --- - - ---- ------Same As Home Delivery In Florida Home Deliver ______ By Mail This record of service to the people of Seminole County speaks for itself. Re-elect Sheriff John Polk . 9 I . a man who has kept his word. I n All Other M.ail $2.70Month 6 Months $io.20 VIL a v,slIIN(,i'oN The Vietnam Wat huis u't 'Mt tJnitt'tI Stales heavily in blood and treasure. More than 1,( )Ii bccn kll!ti, !O,fl0n have been hcspit4ulilet! Ainerienui.' for ounds and expendituirt's of nearly $105 htlblfl have been made. Ceasc1irt' may freeze casualty totals '.shcre they are. The dollar cost, however, is certain to grow for an indefinite number of years. Pru•sukrut Nixon has pIed4Ied to continue' iuuilitar> and t'(OI)(JllIit LIIIl to South Vietnam and, at the same Ummw, to help in the reconstruction of bomb-battered North Vietnam. than 3.3 million ,iuueriruutis Iusvin And, with served in the armed forces in Southeast Asia In the lust decade, C. I. Bill anti other veterans benefits are ex;iec- ted to add significantly t the ultimate price tag. I-'ii'ured on it nonulation basis. the cost to 'sitc runs to about $500 for every man, woman and child in the United Males. U't D.IiIiQafl,,lAtjflfl5flrOvlde that al! mail subscriptions be paid in adiance. 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BY WAYNE ALBERT CAM Winter Springs Nari,' Booth 322 613 Colored Community . i, i 3 Dltona DeBary En$eprise nntttt'EtL'.-ar' 5JA Gtiir v it Oviedo M3#,i 149 $,', - t -_— -I----_—_- , .. ..1 r British televiLONDON Mon is lively and entertainhm9 and boldIt in the material It permits on the air than itS American counterpart. Nudity on the telly is put history. iii a mneumiorabk telecast a few years ago H}IC had ii docwnen'ary on a nudist colony, with the reporter and camera crew roaming freely UbOti( the c1fli. But the current frankness in dialogue is causing a stir on the bustling ishsnd noted for ts tolerance in such inatter. Th e comedy series "701i - Lonciwood III .!S ' First, Good News - And Then the Bad t4 i)4)\ t)KL}- t near that L. r'rs ' m,-ul" Compaction of r idua1 annual acurrulat1cfls of plant materials caused by snowmobiles results in highly beneAccording to Dr Dale Gkascn, budegist at Lake Su- Korea, \/\(\// I servuccugueui hat Sei'fl duty in South Vietnam since 1965 and that between 520,000 and 650,000 of them eredraftet's. Among the 56,000 .r'ierii'an dead mn Vietnam. 45,884 sere killed in combat lint! 10,281 through accidents, Illnesses and tthcr noncowhat chUScs. For comparison. U. S. comhat deaths in World War U totaled 292,231; in World War 1.53,513 and In the Korean War, "I, (,t , Southme' Inames" military dead, as estiipiitt'd to be 182,44 and other free world forces dead, includ.ng South Koreans, Thai;, Australians and Now '/A'allnuL'rs, were put at 5,1)). as suffered far more r,ra'v'lus The ('nmnmunist t'ncun losses on Jw battlefield than., hi the :'lio', rut toe'her. S estimates, m ore than 903,000 Nar th According 1' Vii tnalvcse and Viet ('ng troops have been killed four (Lilies the comnhineti Allied WWI. While no official estunat.' of e'ne'lny wounded has been made, U S. e"s&'rvers be'ln". .- a nutrumum of one seriously wuuritle'tI man to,- each one' ,uUed sseuiil be conservative. The U. S., t'omnt;nind tn 's tetnaun estimates that 1,6 ..- --------- - - mechanical ompacthn, of snowf'etds, that can produce a stress upon sLbni%ean undcr-snow ,-ranisms and threb tncreise winter mortality Jt'a So stated the "Proceedings cf the 1971now'nuoile and Off the Road Vehicle Research Symposium" held in East Lansing, Mich Elsewhere, a Department of the Interior study has found that "compaction of snow from the use can cause a retardation in vegetative of growth '-'', :Jture. wt,, , j .i So what's a snowmut ,o , to do" i ,e-t c'..ui -,e I ntil the experts nii'.- .p '.'1,1' md' woulu be to stu- to de-ti.ited nuwruiouute tr.uius rather than go wandering off into the prusine wilderness. Any ecological damage caused by the contrapUuns would th us ort as cli .v'jul*t be ni a nd the be kept ' a m i n - -- BERRY'S WORLD een .t,,,t'rI, ..n nr.. miini' in notion And thMt 537 h.',e b -' . . - - — . Point Of v'ievv' 14-i,, P.,rk 1 El st..1-s Gu.d,-nr od 1.4 ',Ibe ook Sprnqs 3 ,•1 . In addition to their noise and exhaust fumes, snow, tn the last fact, It mobiles compact the snow . - Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte ' On-' IVUl, - Snuwrnobl!.1 haters will be happy to hear that ______________________________ Vietnam Toll BILL VINCENT JR SiatI Pho!qr,iphe'r _____________ peeds ilecumposition during winter rnuntS. providing ___________________________ Pro... -- i r'atjier suree of 1u!rlent3 for the annual ihat blo-nir in the sprlr tra-la I'his early reentng in turr ,r,vi'1es t- urnail t:te first s -rinft nutrition for grouse. deer and rodents The Cost Is Hi..o"i He has accomplished this. men o'. modern management and tecinoligy i40 1;#11111;ng technical men abroad American conoani"building very modern plants on foreign soil. provido additional demonstration plants. The result Wester— European and other fnretZn businessmen have becom' aIl-s,i-able competitors. Th federal government should adopt this county agent dem'untranon phi1occph'i in .lng the slower sectors f pruvats and public und-istry such as textile firms anti hospitals on the more •apfrl dnption of new producth" adn"istrative and organizatiiiiial More government research would he devoted to disco'.' rin technological improvements in selected industries Ire government effort would be spent in adapting 4 ej made in space. military and other areas for w;by private industries. More Joint cientlst.engineer-mndustrialist cross-fertilizing teams would be set up to inform hicmnessmen on what new technology has to offer and 'iv the research technicians in a wide variety of d'as as to how they ran modify certain technntoiical Cries tr rnpro'. ,ffmciency in one industry .r another advance has been made by a team )( I \ most notablea (-1reer-Ic,pit.'?s and medical men in adapting some nuclear weapon production techniques to work on virns dceases u '.Iore government-employed technolugista would be put t visiting local factories anti businesses, with the apt.) of the owners, to sell' these owners on minagement. operations mechanical. computer or other technical improvements they might not know about—and on how much money these mpro'.ements might save them. This program wautd, of necessity, be a major effort. as is the county agent program ,' agriiture But it necd not be expensl'.e a r'-.attieIy few able t.chnicai f re.iucraticallyJU men do betterthan .n'. -' minded official; 'crior state College in Sault Ste M.irie, compaction Comb' 'ri'irn Iiir,'rnan DORIS WILLAMS Sucte' Editor This agricultural miracle has been accc,mpiishe through a major research effort coupled with a Itin -agent system which his fervently 'sold" individia, far mere o' mprcived methods--through demonstrath 1irit.; and tir personal ad'cacy'' of new Ideas • Wetern European and other industry he?e ar thero in t.e -xrarId h.i'.- e made tremendous s?rde, in p the t.nuted Sttes through resud.'n( Trur.tu ti'ra i'.int Four program and its successors, a1.p'e4 - spirit of the county agent system in bringing Wstr European arid other industrial groups to this countri Death 11e Do Part.' from TV Is Bold, Hides Nothing which our "AU In the Family" originated, is the storin center of a controversy. In the London Press recently was a story headlined: "IIJJC Sorry for Garnett'a Blasphemy." It told of the apology by Lord Hill, BkK' chairman, over the dialogue an episode of "Till 1)esth Us 1)o Part." All Carnelt Is the Archie bunker of the series. It seems there was a snide reference to the kilessed 'lrgin Mary, siuch brought a wave of protests from the cit.' izeutry. Whefl tlieI3BC reported that i officials would screen the subsequent shows in advance, the program's creator, Johhny Speight, objected strongly, saying he couldn't iiueot,,t ground (or those who ssere engaged in stmüar putbut watching TV suits write scripts under such were on opposite sl'Ies of the - — "cens'rship-" Atlantic. Following dinner ci The trend toward (rankness has disturbed those who (allow tho television scene closeI), according to Clifford [lavis, st'te'ran 'Li' columnist for the laindon miilv Mirror. lie' was seated next to me dur- leisurely pace, Davis was re huing with a glass of brandy and a Churchill-Like cigar, Davis said that part of the ITublem is that the BBC has almost bsolute (rdom in tag a reception at (tie' 1)04'- t-hueste'u' hotel, where Amenca n unit Engliuh journalists viere usseiiuhlvt at the lulvitalion of Sir Lew Grade, cluef off icer u the Ir.d4wndeflt t.elevl,iun company, ASSOCI' zited Television Corp. 11w idea sus to provide a what it puut on the at, It Is under a 'ei&.rd of regents, and huts it t'hairman. Lord 11111, but it i virte'aLty u,idepcndent. When I told turn that the harriers are coming do wn in the areas of sex utad morality on American television this sen,on, Davis shrugged his shoulders p 'Pitt' Mind it' I IuS.'n �- -41 - --; - - ._.____.____._.;;._.-.. -------.---•'.-_-- - --- ------- - ----, r-- .- - - •--- - - -. =± 'i - : =--- a-' •- - - - - - Monday, Nov. r, 1c172 7C—The Sanford Herald n __________ I - War / - I 4 . . j ,1 - NOfl's PEGGY 5IMP&J1 *llfldatNi Press Writer C ev - 1$ w tart putting in place the btades removed early Last Saturda%. ~60 AN fSOCO'HOOL BOARD DISTRICT 2 REPUBLIC w bi a of the fedfraIbUtLljI the' seized last their illepal nrzuram- r. 1MCI - tolerance of itwrtorIereil hn'ng to ni- hieve racial balance In public s('hools, l'rhnnry Vi)iCtM cast their iiiiiibinding ballots against busing by an overwhelming margin. Now the 48 yenr-4tht l'eh Is organizing a national (atimpaign for a cen'titutinnnl rinm• cntIon on ow • ntroerinl tmie Deeb, Hepuhtkan flnr lender In the Senate, maintains the outciumw of Tuesili S race will 1w a clear Indication of voter ihoice on usin g . a'rss the street from ht The scho4 bu3 was symbolic. a stanch school busing foe, led the legislative Ight to put straw vote on busing on the presidential primary ballot last March, Tbe governw, meanhlle, was calling for I Thursday. The goverminent inthcated U. ______ - g S WHAT THE PRESIDENT SAYS ABOUT ___ 3 Int emt s I ers I U, end the unpremdentee loj- L I'll Keep Your Best ¼ - - - -__ ----------- in av Hurdle n ;r-34math L - THE ALL 14t hr what the% expected opponent's headquarters in the mall, llhlnTnned on the bus was a sign "Sen. Dech nws Gov Reubrn Askew to Ilinplins (nun. ---- -- -. S Run- ",Wnijes of the number of WA(WINGTON i AT) Endorses CounciI ST. PLTf. lWR(, Fin. 1* ' - t'n Reuhin Askew has thruM hsm1f sohilt' into Thesdava state Senate race hcre on behalf of black city tuncil.woniP C l4ette Wimbih whc i. chMIengin 4u;bent )egislatw Rhr 1b. The governor came rn from Tat base last week to give the Wimbish hid a personal boost. As 1w csrnpagned with her in a cruwded shnppüig pim. Deeb loaded 40 women supporters mnto a rented school bus and parked it Monthiy, Nov. 6,1912-3(' The Sanford tlerMcI " mEmoman Askew r s Declared n Ca Itol ___________ - ion - - " i d' U n - ;,: Fi rst Electi on L RE—ELECT bureau. W.4 RA, It Court for pemisstwi ti L - A CKS0 1's'VILLE, Fisher has tried to picture Fla JJA%int, eliminated two Bruce Smathers as a Miamian in the who camt I," tu oon b Snndan:htforvacanLlu '-. Hureall of Indian Affairs buile,- IING, to Mrs AI.TH011GR ACCORDI . Eclm Norman. representing thu :.iingwood Veteram of ForeignWa,-s Auxiliary. the organization has Ing donated ant American flt4 for ever swrno] c1as in need of them, and tT L t L • I. A.. .., ziOt OL1..iitT ,L.S.c .'turlennc Epste n a dv ise s roriTTTh x-zigii iiuE; tudent' Mi.c 1i Epst9l11' c!asi for several long requisitioned weeki saluted itap, a nz of the world in wFi,h the U S flag -' One of her students hecaim' so dittraug1 d over thu.- fe'i t hat he brought 8 rninia!ure flag. (hottom) tri class, 0iich * all Lhe class presently hai- w give the pledge of ailegiance to our countr. on the United ..tatea n Aflu-riCb-4i VOUT AZ.ation £iIc rnone1Ienrurtdirrctor & tit, American lediar, vcflIeri i.ett 1•flttUi III Lr nacat. -. - .2 i d I. L . betwmn police and thu weha"Med Indiam might resembit t- massacre at Wnundt'i: 4 The Indians Uot- over huitdinç Last Thursda came W the capital w protest tiier treatment at the twntii gi~ivemment In contrast U, last Frutay mght and earls Saturday, 1mwever, when the Indians prepared tt'coriront police wjtL SO thi Sa an FM dr - - an emotional fervor that verged on jubhar.ce. Die mood earls uxia% anbroodui IA -- al 71 of - -- __ w1or . — e rest ino e 1.1 - q DS .1 i 0 bU E* _____ potabk stwwerr, being a.4ed -uII • P. i I fl I U iJi.r - -,UIi&z -. - - - - •. - - V the ba:rg"t--ttw Indutra. were usted and sZntr wtijie Bellencotirt explained the situ- - • 4 uutt. IUib . --I T' shouted no" w the oficr but there war no weapon- - wcinçorchanting,ont'.arugti ' FORA - - . . - I' - allow the J . . . t" -- ' . - - -- - tlw first ever of tu iru.i will 1w fme1d at various leveb.. Tin f ield utFIorida Tech 1Jmversit pranuar thrust of the conDie week of Nov 1, c- ierenee will heurev&ew sufet isoreti b FTC, the Fioridi problems of all transportation Department of Thutiponation, nintleL and t develop recone- - edu - ,u,,n..,,,, •i.. - The workshop will bring , toge th er approzlntatel% m-eprcsvntatsves from - ye - ,irLLinrj Fisher said "Jack I Gene Mooney did a good job as a v'4i' freshman - iegslator n schedule the ro CO C L'i fJ 0 1' !1 (1 C t -I / 4 Democrat KIEP A MAN OF COURAGE IN WASHINGTONI District 3 VOTE BILL CHAPPELL TOGETHER RS Sinmithers polished off Arnold POL. AD. PD. BY L. "JACK" WHITE, CAMP. TREAS. - - four-laning of State Roan 45. -- - assistance for the - Seminole - - - - ve him a oetter Your Local Democrat*lc Team job. 7 It is with great pride that the Seminole County dividual basis. It is made up of yotir friends and neighbors individuals who think and live as you do.Considerable emphasis is always placed On national politics, with local issues and candadates lost in the shuffle. May we emphasize that your local office holders are the ones that effect you directly, every day Democratic Party takes this opportunity to present to you our slate of local Democratic - safete throughout tin- cntr Philip boter, Director Safety PrOUITI Coordin4un 101 the U f • - V \bte enced, and knowledgeable about giving you good government. n addition, this team belongs to you on an in- 00 YOUR LOCAL DEMOCRATIC BALLOT - J Vihien State Supervisor of Elections x P3 ai'v PAID Df fl Dtw riA.M VK;v DiliLl Ila 'rPJA. atJa.iZ.AN Republican PC PC- :a'mp. 111 tin vuu uut TiDJ2CilItiRt ve-Crentrw 1*.. - with 1kw U t Inartnient a! Transportation, will give tin 1. -- . experience, knowledge and dedication to good government. Vote for your local Democratic Team! - _____ - / OUINI III UT! is tnu , UIIMtIKS F. mu)()MI•; if )e' - . GENERAL ELECTION Sem emino i nole Count Florida - 'ti [)cm) - ALL PRECINCTS , 1 County Commissioner :l'I'llUIt II. ILE('KWITII, •J• 11 LFC,ISLATIVE ____ #1116 OAK ALL PRECINCTS Clerk of Circuit Court - - NAILt IIfl It • foloweti b & panel discussion - - ;. Compare the candidates, and we're sure that yiDu will feel as we do. Our local Democratic Team is the best team. Vote Tuesday, November 7th, for COUNTY Stale Attorney ift Judicial Circuit vaniis - yti TDVk will &I1 weiconw the group U nutioii that you live in Seminole County. It's your local Democratic team that Is concerned with better schools for your children, better highways for your safety, better land use programs, lower ad. valorem taxes, cleaner air and water, and yes, even the pot-holes in your street. - Instructions To Voters t)ni Assessor of Taxes . Superintendent ofScn,ois - Ttnsportton-Anzruatration ofinduztrandrnoaiudU. S 1)01, National Science nunmtratioi representativer Foundation, American 'transIt The workshop participants ilI Association, U. S. I)epartmen! thu. move W the FTC campus of Labor. Federal 1ta1krid where individual panel groups Administration. Fe&'rul High, convent- for thscusstons xe NOVEMBER 7, 1972 - 4, . ,u&. ELECT Wit.l.i..M P. * I -i-- CONGRESSIONAL Representative in Congress Fourth Congressional District . - 1,__,• WIUI'L tbi- day-long -. campw 3Wii5 wili be it&Ui1ttI It' - pantr;uiating officials, there A Hall of fdnw un- ret-urdrnip wil be an open session at 10 wam: plan'wmi icr a! Die three- &•rn iur. 17, when Wilhianc cia'- m&t'ting at the fational Hefflefinger, Aaststant o f Ret:iwi..j Arts Icretary- fur AdministruIim. 1 3 lb 1i e ... - - ., State Senator 11th District - Tax Collector Supervisor of EIctions 'jr - JOhN W. VU(.T • -_________ I'IIOV RAY ,'tMLL.I.A U. uLmim m Representative in Congress vivage centa. Dr. Scmader stated that the 33rd District ALL PRECINCTS EXCEPT 1 3 18 72 27 28 "PIN 24 26 29 30, 32 31 34 35 38 COUNTY COMMISSION STATE A' L PRECINCTS .ssaner, Florida cornmiPublic Service -urnmission DEW., Sheriff SPY,%10U1t BENSON 11011.11. GUNTER partwity for t1w eldutrige of DISTRICT 1 - : - A The trustees also 111isreu aportaUm Ilianagerb, jug" Vw,aw at ttw dispwal of t1w seplew, tatim in government. NARAN Institute. tv w used IDT representatives of salet). =IPn1xatk=. and educatom tjes It will be use for creation Im -nVerning salety pmblenu, tif rurrwtlh~ f(vr Ims-it MILIK I Dt'lli) • 72 21 21 .- The NARO itili ul r*'urne is Safet)M tiw U_ S.,, Mint put_ significant recardii,A mam of which "WV have been released before thi advent of the Gram my Awards Paul Westoriand Frank Jones were appointed it form a committer to warL VJ S ONLY PRECINCTS ie M s -- - ' lit'!)" L..-VI'K ItI('IlAltI) E. Mm('ANN TOM l)OlAN f)cm) purtmruieir triiztpurtutior 'rAt rr'wN I)'tVis i State Senator 161h District - such of salet) problems in Iran- r(mftitI:)ftI)i- 1?i COMMISSIONER - * t..•• - !irrt pr-izrry. County - 1: YOUR always nfl strtrmg in Duval Beaufort was eliminated in the - - YO U r primbeies. Sen. Sinathers in a runoff after Son. William - 0 -' luring himself as the hometown candidate w it h was probably a elp in the - - PLi broucm: I ii.r- iLh -d -on-, his Miami :iome anahadconsiderabtt LflflU'flLe i-'rLy i i ,-- i Vr! a L 1; t. u - cran Sniathers. a bachelor, has atSmathers said his father oficr-ed to campaign for him but tracteda large and enthusiastic the w'i said he rer-cted the group of pretty girls as campaign workers. They 'save offer. "i am very proud of him, but "Sma thers for Serate" signs at frie. I couiicr7 tjUv ' I . Fmslxt has paid r,-al estate tax. cc in 1'uval Counts for 19 years opponent owns no home- I \'(to on Vi Ln:- j - obsm'ers say the )der Srnath- residents from unfair U'LJCdil 1J. IIt( - Q' V! -3 f!0:1-1 y . I - I people want you to stand on rush hour motorists from bndges and overpasses on the our own feet,' Bruce said. Some pouiucal opponents and expressway ;)stern. and Consumer affairs .,, 4 -Jack Fisher has lived here 19 yearf-his opponent mo%-ed here from Dade Countv two Candidates. Each candi.late is qualified, experi. - will - -. ¶ , -. _ - S. epartnient of nspnrtation icl F.dward A nicndatiozv and gutuietines for Mueller. Enguwem-mg Advisor and the- u. S. Irmnt national educational and for the Florid Deparunent of iranonaIwn, CD71w am -trunennent was nuuk training efforts whict, will 71ransportation are )otntly kN ly.- linbert D 1~eT- InIpraw, tlansp"tion safety. chatrmen for ft- workshop A 'flit Workshop will open wttI number o faculty franc Stemi, FTC 1-an u EIIWIUII and Gen Benjamin 0 Davit . a luncheon meeting at noon on College of Ergineeñng at FTC , 1:ta: the l(amadic inn Last will participate tam hr sessions along Satet and Consumer Affairs. Ut (Jrlandü Walter L. I(velL with secreLar of th e Florida representatives from other U.F. ixm't The workshop u- beuii. hosted l)epa"-tmrflt of Transportation univeralties throughout the Thln3portation :. - chance to use his experience - - ; Universlt. 41 - - FTC's ' growth and protect present ELECTION S OFFICE F'io b; - will county il 0 control to do an even * - Gene Mooney took bold, local egis1ation which ::.er St. Augustine legislauve vet- steal in Duval County.- - PROGRESSIVE ti Safety Workshop $ tine. Fm.her lost to the popular - - an ad. to get pa.< Fisher, a physician who served ane Senate term and mid have been re-cloMed to • tt the 3SktTII but Cb( wtch, strict.s and take on Sen. ' erie Pope •-'f St. Augus- - - decssve action and drew up the 1 First, however, be will have - County by too-rapid growth, r 'bias there n g.littweihen the Flor. ' Ida Constitution was rcvi.ced fi'c The mt-oWn the posts and when the charter for tfr of governor, U.S. Senator and consoMat-d city of Jacluscri. ville was cvcn l"IrmdMi. hc said in • - - - & • He&soheIedobtajntate -. - : ----- being created sri Seminole - - • - - zoning changes. 1 - . Facing up to thi problems r n than accep thm governinent's -P_ h t-.*ndsnme son cit former S $-n. Gecit-geSmathers has ,isey cnrru'h higher ele1-tr.-e the X W n - thm- was unanimicy w, viurig tA, sM% and fight rather - Fisher tuis plaN-vid up 1,is legislative experivace in his 19 yrar:I , against former state Sen. John Fie-her it, Tve-Ma%, I s general . Anallwr IcndL-. G! tht — 64si! of Broken i'ratses caravan f(u mel; Means. predicted any figh- inthrz g.c or the final pilitwl career hurdle in his frst political race 4 11 JOHN E'. POLK A Stale Representative 341h DIsIrIct 13 14 19 20 24 26 79 30 32 31 34 Is 38 KEN PATRICK County Commisslorer District One 1W District School Board District Three techniques, particularl.N in ti) in indicated that Um wmtxhop n lur their will provide thr basic rAl NARAS guidelines for the development own educational prams NIISSOURI BELLE _j ax-ri I I — - - u Vem) Paid Political Ad By Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee (Dem �- ?- T1 - - - - ----- - -. 61 - : ____ ____ ____Notice _______ Monday,Nov. 6. 1972 gi Notice - N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. fl12 DIVISION JACb.S ( i 'LIE NATiONAL ' IF THE CIQi.U'T COURT OF ,..IG 'CNU JUGICIAL CIR CUlT iN ANt' FOR S$MINO4.E COUNTY. FLOP1A CIVIt. ACTION !Jt 71bA S.EPP4E' A C. IN THE :iICI.nT COURT 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR IINtt FLORIDA. SIMINO;.E CIVIL ACIOW NC fl 1)1 DIVISION 0 THE IN THE MATTEL 0' VIC ADOPTION OF PL'CL TORIA REITELBACe.a GENE WILLIAM GIBSON ad TAMI JUANITA GI0N Petiio.*ri TO EDWARD REITELACII WHOSE LAST INOWN RESIDENCE AND MAI..ING ADDRESS IS 313$ PELP4&M STREET viqG;NI. CHESAPEAI.E, Pi'tttf b% AL bENT A C CIR rtAR C"ITA ct'a•ian a forp " a tIt'tt AMI0IC WTCE OF SUIT TC. t44 . , ay IU OF SUIT STA1 O FLORIDA THE Uh'.WO*N SPOUSE of Alt*rta C Potion. noit.d 'hat a tull C-4, *. ,t b01' f 4100 •eairltt you and 'he Abo.e •Ubt. and th$t you are Pt.'IV ti W''ngtDn. Caronfil Ca.a Fear Caa1 an. 138 Souli e. 3'ttt z II roi. taIl 'o oc to. tuOgmCf.t may PC aQiin$? you for the reIe4 be dem&tOec m tPie complain' The lt bong • sao ni ' FøCl0tt( 01 M0rtA00 cUm-ensriQ 9.1' tolIouin9 6rtnlbed S.i,noIeCv,ty, gropi1,titu1' flr4i t( w.t GRANADA SOUTH. AC 10 The "iat 'h.'reOf l •aoe 'IX. tilt)4c RcicrdI a' SemrisIe Coun?. FpC'fftA WI'TNESS"i panOandthatp.'ct sia Court a? Sar.$ono F$041. tht of Out,on, c S.taIl a.T'4UR P1 FlECK WITH, JR C'iws a' 'i. C.rcut Court P. 't an. ' Eom Dtps?y Ce Cit 7). ) & fd0v 4. 13. 'C' Pul5h rfi 131 ____----- Arthur H tj.sett Jr Tht C'cut Court vim ft. rieps,!-, C'.t JOSEPH Pit M)N&SsO A'tc.rne.' At Laa P 0 flc Fern Pa's. 'O'IO) 37730 5 PubI,th Oct 4 U Xi I N DL. 174 Itt THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, ltd AltO FOP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO fl-lOST Ill ?C The Ma?Yage 7EVEhS EL(&4O P('iTONER And WILLIAM STEVEN' RESPON DENT NOTICE OF PROCEEDING 'TIlE STATE OF FLORIDA TO WHOSE f WILLIAM STEVENS AND MAILING RESIDENCE : ADDRESS IS CO MRS JEROME 'At1ECP4EK. 1110 MIAMI DRIVE PASADENA. TEA5 77501 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Peitmonfor Dsioiu'ion. 0 MarriaGe hit been IltO riQardfl y0u marr.age to ELEANOR STEVENS ill the Circuit Court an. ar.d for 0 Seminole Count,. Florida. PIaVt.! CoittAiriid a thn ttit Petition 4 reQuests me Court to award th$t certain proper' p ownfd by you yourw'iie. ELEANOR STEVENS.ai titlalits by the efltinl'!'It, located t I 751 BaywoOd Circle. !.anford, FIrCa. and mmcm, ptr?tijIatIy Oet.cnlbed Lof 102 SI,PIL&PfG ESTATES FIRST ADDITiON. acco'OmnQ lathe Piat ttereof at reW0 sri Pla. 13. Pages 97 and II. PubliC Bo Recomds Ct Seminole County. Florida '0 you? ale ELEANOR STEVENS. I. tmun' .t amc,ri• arid ate reou?e0 to ie'v* coOp of VoiJ' Answer or Piead"i; ig me pe';t,on tP, pt,?o--r5 n.'torney, c VtrnCn Mill .?, 1 the 9. firm *4 p CAestiart4, Met & berry 377I Drawer Z .antOU F .rid liv the :ini;iru- Anwer rl,adtho it. the *f,Ce of ?PiC C .n'rL 0 "I Crcu' Court. '-rinol, Cu,'fl!y CountPt.,se. 5.antord. 'lesida. or or of D.cemnben. t*sont lie lIt A 0 1972 It 401) tail 10 00 to. luogmerl by default *11 be taten aganrt vou' . 9* mel'(f Gemonded itt itt, Petition 'This nl't'ce shall DI publiShed once woN for •ou' Cofnectsfive wIlts Iri TP.e Sanford WIINES$my handanid siêli'4th, Cl,ofth,C,ru'10u,10fltPIm*2tti dly a' O'a'ot*' A 0 1172 lSi'all A1MUk H. BECI( WITH. R Clerk cf the C"ct Court ft. CKCIa V Esern Deputy ClInt 'EVELAhD. MIZE & BERRY $' P.4itsaver 701 North Oak Avtfl',e P0 Dr.*cr Sanford. Fior.oI 37711 PubiS", Oct. 30. 5 Nov 4 '13. 70. '1972 DLI 171 I • $ thi s4 ai (Ii and at . arid of tb at 1* tW lii - in u • oat I,• Herald • 4 C: a; agent' IN THE COUNTY COURT. SEMINOLE FLORIDA ESTATE NO tail Inre (stat. • If(D sARRIS. S "-a' ' Name itt THE CIRCUI CCIIRT OF THE LIGHTEE NIH JUDICAL CIICUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL NO 73.139 flIJFFAi.O SAVINGS flANK. Ptlintif$, ' N ,,l(LVIP4 (LIAP(TH L arid PAIGE PAIGE hi -Alfe Ciefendant NOTICE OF ACTION (AlOE aria . v(4 FL , ;APETM L P&,.jE l't "i ao-.s '' RF ttC)1Fi(O tha' "OiJ c'rPc'otue of !fiO"Q'tV' Iii bOit '100 nga.r.st vC Arid you r rr4J,rrd to $enau a copi o$ yOu' An. to ' or wi''tn. Oeferiset CORSETT, pIaintft DONALD $e$Od0U it PC Pot :)a3 Orlando. Florida. on or before Ptove,uer 27Th. 1972. and fii CF,Qinil with hi Clint of thi cct)rl CIte? be$01e Service on pl.aifltifli a'to-flry or immediately ?P*rPatt,r ofherwItC a Oelaut? .11 be IntOned aans' void to- The reef demanded ,n?t comnp;ant r pettiofi Tm, FwOperty F.r0*000 aGainst it OtsCribPC iS *0110*1 LC'I 5, BlocS 10 DREAMWOLD SUBDIVISION, THIRD SECTION l reco-Ot'O in. PIA! Bct 4 pipe oub' re,'ds ci' Seminole COunty, sBLCKWITP4 £7"U £5 C lens a' 'me Court , t.a*ine S Loon D*PIfl CIe'I PblrtP' Or? 23 30. 1 NOv FICTITIOUS NAME NOTiCE I5P1-'rt. VT""P' 0' Poi' Cf.:, en;,00 it tutrietI Pc. 703. Altamorte Springs SemnDe Coun',. Florida under the fiClt'Du.it name o' I N A CON TRACTIffO COMPANY. DIV OF thit I intend tO A INC 7 regiSter sacriame with the Clerk of County. PI C 'cut Court. m 'he r.t,,r.da in accordance o'OvrsIO'fl 1t the FiCtitiOuS fame S.tutes. 'To Wit 5,q'ct on sos o Flo-'a Statutes 19" 5 'T.'c. N Arnilurid and SemtDi, - - ,,. '1). Publitim C' 7) 33. 5 N? 1977 DLI l3i __________________________ ___________________________________________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH JUOICIAE. CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMIhOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION *40. 73 1)55 AIL'..l&P# E WELLS amId LIZZIE WELLS P.S *fi Plain'Ir?s, S m aga imt thAt PC it i lajilt Ill t A pt'v ,'it(.#t'.tt I ;"i In fP.A, Pi riot .*!ti,'itC. hOur. me -'.atberna(Itp that IPIC iOlPit wO,tml ,.n',rnber that P.• was a ArrtiIPf I ri' tAt ,r.rstcv and me s'"a,t tyCi p lii sl, tiAIi%lilil a lb b't Ib*t fb. b-C. ed - P rn ml PIe I.%i pIiit,'i lake a I,',5 at m. 'ate a 1p,',t It'.'t l'.tl P Il,t sROkki It It yi't'i I itntf- y. And pct i1( iliac (let ,'tt AThtI s-Of.' If'd ('of Adhi jiqrcirael Al-I " - ' -. A a Florida, and - Al i'' 'i 14 a 7-lMtru.110n -A*aIe Help Wanttd 14- Female Hep Wanted iS-Male Fema'e Help Wanted 1$-SItuatIon Wanted 17-DomestIc - ChIld Cae - - --- 31-Rooms For Rent 72-Apartments Rent Unfurntshed 73-Apartments heft FUrnISd 24- Houses Rent Urifurnlshed 25-Houses Rent Furntthed 7$ MobIle Homes Rent 27-ResOrt Property For Rent 21--Business Property For Rent 29-Wanted To Rent Real Estate For Sale 'p - a - FICTITIOUS HANS IaIOTICEIS11I?eb!glyWthat Is" engsged in business at P0 Boa 5er"irole Altarnorite Springs. vfldI'f tltø IiC'itioi.Jt Count,. name of T R A DEVELOPMENT COMPANY DIVISION OF IlL A.. INC.. and tPtat I I'ntenid to regIliC said na".e *.tPi the Clerk cit tnt Circuit Cci.'rt, Seminoe County FIrirda in accordance *P1 '* s'UvisiDn5 o tie FsCtil.'a. Warn. Statute's, To Wit. StOiun 56509 '101ida Statist('S S. Ted R. Asrikitid Pres Puitl,i!' Oct 33. 30. 4 #77 DEl 135 Ca, Thieves 0$ Copy wni approve upon second and final reading an- lthru4 times 3lca line 2$calirIs nezatlonofacresnorthofSR Sthru2otimes 23Ca lIne 434 owned by Morton Silver. 2ltlmes Sih'er has requested R-3 zoning ($1.75 MINIMUM CHARGE) m orr to erect an apartment 3 Lines Minimum complex. The city has already annexed one section of hi.s All advertising appearing in The property. Sanlord Herald on Wedretday will A Lorigwood resident scared autimatscally be placed in Thur. off two people as they at- Council will aLso authorize Idars FAMILY 1*10*1(4 NEWS that is distrebuitid to an tempted to ste-sI th crome preparation of a finance or- SECTiON aditoniI '0.5*0 homes in the area will necessitate thnance which wheeLs off tus car parted at his Ad.trtii, $PtøI,I •fl(Idi this all items procured by the city to in$ertiOfl in Computing their earn residence Satta".tsy. 0 be &nie so by purchase Ot't9' rate According to Cilef Wesley oril)'. Dowell of the Longwood Police Present policy is to have MONDAY thru $RIDAY Depize-flt Frank Webb, of (or puttise 1*-oUght Items 8:30 A.M. to S:J1 P.M. W)Georgta Avenue, I gWOOd, be-fore COuncil approved, IJId MW looked out the window and _____________________________ ttWfl purchased. COW)Cil h&i SATURDAY the men -uund his car, He contended this causes I*seC FICIIT:O'S NAME :0O AM. to 12 NOON then &ud 11"em cit scared N0'CE 15 ',rt, .. 'hat ex,erxnture of time. areengaQed.flbiS:flr%sit lilOSIalt 1umped in liii car to chase CALL UNTIL NOON TO Si In &1itioi to the above Sanford PIgr. So.fcrc. tJ*eti, but could not c.atch tiem. START OR CANCEL YOUR Se,,,,noIe Count,. FloniCt u, - the rt Jr. Is agenda items, council will of iPIE J'RT fttitiOut nam AD NEXT DAY. fzea nt monthly reports. investigating. GALLERY, arid iat we inte'i t regs:Ier said name with 9*' The igenda appar!ntly Is a (Fri. F-oon for 'sun. & tIte C ftuit Court. Semnole s-. Officer Tom Ling Is In on", a respite after last .T,t Iacr.cta .n accordance vcatigating the theft of a bat'ill' week's renundanI mcrathon i prow sorts *4 the fi(titi(.IJ% ,'Mark t.e.ryoutof a caro statutes. To Wit: Se:t,c.i 94, in which devektrs 1!awkir., 1.45 Glastonberry Florida Statutes 1957 weii ,er t.ps'O AntIc i'd. MaItt'snd. The car tmaM in presentations, one if w!;L'h Role Y(.9g Lyman 'igh wes w'thdrawn after ts hour's P" NOv 6. 13, 30. 3%, 1917 School psr%.Ing lot. 0J2I hassle - ' '-" h'nars ---- Wanted To - "' ill' W hI I)) JIlt tANK CON5TRtJCTIO'1 _______________________ - work. general, torn. lIQh? typinq Full and part time Ap plscations being taken for Holiday teason Apply in person to flIes Jewelry, SanIcrO Plaza. Sanford -_________ Ti-adler de'scis woman with c'wn transpOrtaliO't to babyiil late .tntt •venlngs afternoons. weekends FlexIble (Dun, ci college girl s-,mho deilnec 'VI in in exchange tv baby rii!tr1 aid luhI hot'skeeping Call 37 791$ Itrr 3 , , , experienced Wanted, settled, waitress. top salary and lips Apply in person only to Phelps Restaurant. 7920 Orlando Drive. Sanford ECONOMICAL AND EFFICIENT SUSINESS. That's the contintmnQ operatirn of the office of Clerk of C,ncuil rc..ri. ..hen you iv elect Arthur H Eeck*'fPt Jr Vote Beck with, Nov 7, (Pd P01 Adby Camp Trial OEM 1 PIANO LESSONS I7.eti Ctmo.d Course l4.try Wrrtr 323 .379 Ilrd,00rn, I, bath rn,nonry Paine in Sanlond, mloie to sf'hr'ol and shoPping Outside needS tome paint At is, 5*1.300 P0.1 17% 7163 yes between 7 5 9 LAKE MARY, 7 br.Jrooms, lot 66' a 153'. needs repair 13.000 Terms Broker Owner. 372 1613 MA V F- At R 4, lUlu' 1 tie'.lr,w,,r; l I help., 1 I itifmn" rmumisrj..t', tar pet. c Pp.1 11911 tti'is ,i cm,' '1.11-, .'irj Cailbart Real Esi.i 21 (four Service CIII 37) 7191 PAVEP4NA PAFX. Very nice: br. 1 ' baths, corner lot. landscaped for privacy, buIlt In kItchen, air, many estras i77.000 By owner 3270170 atter 1 30 Male Femal e Help Wanted -___ CIIY I II.. II A ,s' l'niicoocnl, ICrit- •A''iIy Ireet l'r•sqnt n.orIg,s;. 5.' mm ,,t,1 I' .'n,i P. ml Ill I 37) 09 WANTED Man to ContinOC the economical arid efficient operation of the office of Clerk of Circuit Coon, Seminole County. Mon's name must be Arthur H. Becky. un Jr. lPd P01 Ad By Camp. Treat OEM) '- A.AA EMPLOYMENT Mile oH Il 97. CassnIb.rry Regency So.331-3100 CHILD CARE. My home. Fenced ylrdt. hot meals Conveniently Ioca'id Sanford Call mat 441 6179 -- MASONS $6.50 to $750 Per Hour 21 PLUS FRINGE BEIIEFITS Sub Contractor's c Per Block Solid Count CONTACT BIf AlLEY ODI"IAM '.Pi0RA. SANFORD, FIt Ph 373 4470cr 295 4)70 Nicely furnished air conditioned room 111 Myrtle Av.'., Sanford, 3737239 - _______________________ Would like middle man to room and board in country hOme References 373 5540 age NIGHT WATCHMAN 22 511111% p m Local resdent, locol references Retired person $2 SO (fr. up, Contact BRAILEY ODHAM SANDRA. SANFORD Pt' 3'!) 14700r 295 4370 Apartments Rent 1Jnfurnistied DeBARY, man to drive truck, load and .nload material, and work in :-..ber yard II Hr week Es (clIent Inn;, benefits Apply in ;vrson after 9 a m. to 5cotty' Home BullOnra. 7DC S French Alp, 5nfrg Lake Susan APIS I t,edrooin, unfurnished, adults, no pets 6146451 -'_______ - - __________ Brand new Spacous one and two bedroom units in quiet, close in. of sanforo Ideal ton firmly or retired couples Call Orlando. i't5 1521 for Immediate occupancy (rnpprc 0 - - 23 $6to $7.50 Per Hour apartment - -- - - Apartments Rent Furnished Two bedroom PLUS FRINGE BENEFITS CARPEN'ERS HELPERS $3 Per Hour Up Furnlshe • aprtm.nt __ MACHINIST TRAINL". wlIl:, IC .5-on lid learn a vaIu.ule skill at t'ip 'ame tIme, Sta,Iin"j pan, s, soir'o per hour Send brief IetLr w h personAl detail: and aal;to t. 4,0 cAic of Sanl"rd Ma1iSJ three Fireplaces In olilC'f byrd hornc with lots of irace for a lerg t,1,nily Net S fchen corner lot with tall Is an in; avocado In and t'nulfulsh.11b,ry Pnie $37,500 DVI ,roo.w. raw,,, f.,nnmspapij 7 bedroom, 3 bath block home on garden Three Bedroom rt Shaded 101, walls paneled. carpet, and eity kItchen to ,.ork it 510.900 I . - Beautiful View from this rIverfront 101, $17,000 Cash -. Three b.druoi,' 1 bath, kItisit, I qCmlpped. poll wall carp.tin ii 5.untocld $15) ma 37) l04 1 25 Houses Rent Furnished ' 4 Sumi'.n.l Dr Sanford. 105 (4 Ss-cla.md Partially tirnis2i,d '1 DIrm , 7 bat'. •nc.l -ard, 'us S1S Qi-leiiot', I fl3 'A - It ---- - - _____________ . t..4i''9 ill-.- _--_ ' la•i' '- - ' ' - ' a..-., ' I " ,. --- -i -------- - , -S Iim'4oriii • -- - Thcs ' S) 1 401 fOUliO'i AUTO ;ALFS c4'iArIl*l Dr s"t's'' ii 'Y.41 'ft P. M .SI.ITG S'LR I r,.le5pn I I New P. I' Iu') ir'I 377 OIlS) ',fT.ill '54)19 11Pm sf). $73. Vh'iti'ij ''Ii' 's -P ma'se'je and ar. $73 '7) )r--1 after 1' -- --'- P,t' Acc,.;soris F'/lSiO'l SETS 17% tI" '' ,i'ti A1',1i egCifl(4'P ot -______ ---' Aul P,04lf5 .1- - 7'SM) - '' • '.'.." 'AIj SFA'O'l!O -liar ,ri' 7 l'nv nj.no -, q SV ,,,,'Jqml i,,.,,, IS.fl; mIni Cf 'iFi) raos. 1)3 PtfSISSS lfl __________________________ - " TI 0' 5593 'Ait a 9' se.nat Pools rI.,f,. 5t.',m'.'SA Tel. Ai91. 75 i F,et'.rt? -'1t1',t P'or. 77) ISIS r..fF'r. I A WPmldcior'. Sr , hirasue' Ill Pd Park Sar,f'w'J j77 5991. pdIgnt;. 173 P41 014(5 ,inw 1 tedrxjin Piip, F ISA (ir 735 F irtancin; Ill U(' 'L TV, Re.lt'q 0017. OUt i I "•,. •,.ø.(. - ensn, 322 ru or's rave ,.,,_,, ,_,, C4F'S _. 2114 - - - - .4IOnIanlo D's. 171 0I? C "sWitiS,'; peat ,v'.w'M mote ?e, _____________ - '940 r.-i *I..lsP 10. rAdli mtdiIav II ofWI '1'2l 39S1 a"er i a change 'ii,, ng i.misirtta eta'? Ar't,,r 14 4erv tlt it' .1t'lt p nO.4 04 Cirn.,.t ar't, P4mn'p Pitt Art tp Ca"D P"*4 r,FM Triinad #1*1.., Dr-or Heiwwf;. Slob fl7 0314 i'..- -.t funotur. b'r III. Incoinu R, lrivpstm',nt ProprIy iC 110,'.. I'Arliill,- ci'-,. mill. (led 7 mice's for .,.arse 'in jotS '..cr,' caSh 514.5041 May mrrantj. lull. bin clv pr prIm - --------- -- Househ0 Id Go0d '$itvytrf, . , . roen Na can" A IascsCntP.mp Nw"pw1. itfiti. P'.','am.ir, AW tlx cm.1. pHari%. nnf reg dared 1714477 ' o*a Pin ,,'s-' - 'ata' r'a 'tr I '.ilrm"r. .14.4 an.a.v ¶t4r'r' fla 309 s ''". - -- -- - . _- 941 Al cnedIonIno vw'wl mtf'w 'sit .w. -' p4''w r,'."It 97;.41 IO'.4 PI#m'i.j$p Ogq1r;,nit,,, • *od lirts*Cf ltP' :nr'),-r. ,.4m.I4 5,4n.'sP'"Wf PupØe's S aPt ittif 7 :,tarW ann fim. males, 'i Pen •.r'-.sIss Pill" •w Cell )fl 9177 i,.J ' riI $1111 )7 ISO') '1 501 i . I 01 1 AUPAPI 1, a ,ell .'mfljlmipp,) operalurau I') i'aoar It, COUNTRY Mt-I'i'w.nn'G'f')lr INC 'Ei'1I M'IER" i - i ' "'"' a', l• - 1 ' -- tA ________________________ v' Li ._ •'r • 1EPOSS[PSED Buslne%py ' THRIVING flUSIP4ES owners JIM HUNI REALlY 173 illS Iter I-Our',. 1120641 lvi WI WONT - Appntjairnatplv 1 acres. doubr rIver fncxitag' 1 bedroom CI) hon.a. fenced hi,, ic 104. Iøts of treeS nod laid'si'a.r'd I - ' -._- 'coo $ rn-i I II FitAd1(nnvpTrnssFl Go'riandb,ownpmrI'-u,faautcp'.,r itoats and 42 Pitnigermpar. frcist t'ittom (reeter, I m' '.'-Ji(. '.00(11. ':.-w irr'e. Marine EqulpnIent - $33,000 BOAT $j - tin;.' rc-o'ns, and fireplace Pd nIh and Magnolia 515.000 140- s0?l MARINE 7727 P1w 17 3773961 EAL NICE 3 Unit apartment building, excellent condition Fully Occupied $21.300 - 363 3716 tDUCED Large 4 bdrm, 7 bath, (Ia room, w w carpe-tInC. con 11 :3 4557. aridwIRteuWl 32) 7701 SADDLE E'.2UIPY('i' -- a' i.e i' ;n' .'s - .t '"" . . and ne'NcorrT re'd.rlfr '- NI I find thus dlr.c?or I 't--i COfl'denlQnt and ' J \ a i. oi5r Permar'e'rt -,, - to date wa' up ';ol'4'! pr;b'I.rr SHOP THE EASY WAY' , [).(Ip, ter' ue iS' - ø,sr I 1 ' ' -''k r's rs er's k''c:. ('fl.55.)• rl !..& rI C .2 Ii '.. r I .,,J U fl r I I I ' Homelmnpio 17flt:iit , e$r' st '".1 '.*L() ...J - Ir 'Ii T P. I I I,) * 54 Fulll ill GE APC' arift Sanford EIec?rc Cr-p'-', 13j' 22 P,prt 0' . "i"• ' 11.01 itCt'ti', , ______________________________ P 4,7 .:,-' ' OME - • .'aint-olrsm,cd ,ou,r Equiprnert?Foi Rent - ,ra - co,, n's, tiger ri- 5,: :- or I!) 567' - ' -,.'-'li, -,n .1 .is.fQrit 5lNi._ - . , :'-. Estate Sale FAk uff on this comlortat,ly furniShed Iwo bedrm ho'v;e near ct-lurches and town .1 b .'s"CA 1.rr' • 'Pir',* -IwO, 'isifl,i dIe 'n's -- - e'I c-tin -)qi.ctly alt' ,s,ci '( .cf , AyTQI11,.Q?IVSer'/is..e i'a.n'r.g sod ajlI;4;er.nhi RENT A BID mmq jlastdResiuen;'-ii I, 1) - I ARRO'.LS IIJI4NITURE 116W IsIS' 332 Sill Ill. "bnlUi'tdoy for you when yc'.t.' it. InIt altran'Ive 7 bedroom will'. and e'stna dining FIJlidi area Features central heat and air 511.000 Fmtti'riing AvAilible -. - - 55 room - ..E YCO,LF STA?t7 540 ERVlCE - 14 '', I p Ia-v METCALI STANDARD REALTORS 2565 lark 7?? 3430 Nmght. Suinday & Holdayl Call 333 603) 372 6074 322 643% ciii IA ()ri.n 31 - a'- Sçe it I i". 7:: 722 cm'..D ______ Tru.i'., I Dan nrv,ce 661453* fi Iift r na s ft ". . lIiiut'IuI Leisure Wtild Mo4le (Ionic Eslalrs and Marir;a on tI.i' f-non,; $11,130 St JoNts Mirt whith nnli,HSt h'im• I. lot A fabulous cOmrfluflily, with alt recreational l.cslities 0m, Il belwcert Sanford and Debñry DII Por' Florida Road Phone 661 41)1. Deflary on O.lar'du 017 5011 -- - Qu.s.tv __________________ - , ' i-' LII JtTll(') I' - C LiI ,irI day rental to- Electric Carpet 1 Stt.tmpooen *111 purchase of Blue I mOre (APR01 I Cl d NITURE I )ii 'Ii, -- . t ' ' -' ...IOI4GIAS CEIIASIIL .41 ji' 5 sr r,4 '-7 !%' tt ::: S,.,.., -'"" ru ?", •' i' (.111 .seri.Ii,I, it b,IOrCN.55im. -- - 1f1 Or Lit'lmt '',fi,'s, LJQ.JflJ -IiWiitiUfI'i't4J- ''i P ri.c posts. Itiasnino p.."qleJ, DL 7 pressure 'Ie,S'ed, (reotuti, P Nm I Icil, F' lOus,). fl.) cacti ('All ii) ______ fOli,i,',') da'. t't."t.' 1,' .,' . "' . .514! i. F N,.F tAe ii , , •. 290 per hour This NEWSPAPER does Mobile home experience preferred but not necessary. Experience inay qualify you to start at top rate. Apply at offIces of: - -- - . . i.' -______ SRVI(M,s-'. ' ', .' "si .5 '" '-" 'i• I_ l ? 1OP . Qn " -'U' ' indkatui a ;)rUtvrUIlCe based on aqe train ittil pbo- ers cuvered Payton Really. 171 1301 2640 Hiawatha Ave. sIll 9? the by AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT P'T More information may be obtaIi'J from the Wage Hour alIce at 219 (arIaIile E. BuIlding, 12.190 Sevenlh Avenuc, Miat,ii, FlorIda 3.1161, .' - .'. I RiIl1J t - '-, - ' " ', . -. - - - . ff - pj.,,. _____,, .5 A i4 -' a5 -i4'- ' It' 46.': ' 4- .' a, -- ' .'-a - Heating - ---- Di' I I -- - .- ,'jp- - , - - I ' ,4 ''., '(-. . - '- -.. " - , - -'., '- 7 -,. '''- .1 11) 74-4-, . - V .14*1 WI . .7 ' 'ii l .'. ' '-- - Irrigation -_.. • .2 - -. (fti (leaniflu Spice 0.1 Healers. <. I-it. -il. ...Il N 'f' 3F54NL'LE , ,,'sl1.o Dqt - vI'aany, lltdn,n.. 7b P*,cen ha. all iarpel.d and diap.d, corner lot, fned, carport $70.eob 664 5-40.1 telephone: :ist) 397.. _ "•" - sjms St ,, mi's J 100 j,iJ 121 L'ICS JQVCI *EL.L DR1LLWti .'jfl4)i. 54)( 'clwvu 311', OmIjes •J,l,J4*1 m:1 400 A l• - _ S. Sanford Ave. Sanford. Fla. a Get In On Al! The Acon! JOIN THE SHOPPER'SGUIDE . THE HtRAI.Ot DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVILtS. 6D.iys 25 Days Winchester Homes - _, 2 'J -'- 'L '8 ' all's utset,., QnPr5tl7r t it.' I .-ii'it,t,J. '..'i'de', ,iis3 'nbuir*) ui,',mnvii, .1.. v uenI.al ncR.. r mu anti t71n,c%OIC CusuitSy, 74 hr :2 497Q Gla'') Ml! tors CN - ..,., ""'"' - 1,_i__I Mobile Home Production Workert Needed Immediately - Tr j - 5%-AN r.,-. . ,,'ii c-it' ''P Excellent Frineio Rnnøflt. '"" ',- 'c'.'A.'i1 __ Jliv Fencing - V C Fit lhanuvsng S.'niit.' . - - J(4I1( i0ii5j. LIII S *t.er•q. c,ea'wu. -ed iraimmu '. I( -Iung tiyhqtr 'in .aitr ., , ).1 i-s _ ___________________ - a..''rw.l ',i,ii -" S'ORILE *O, ES I SEW'. - - ,,..,i" ' - ' - S7A iii! 'mJIsnt. ii'. , COIIJ17WI* Call $31 717) - - .s''J '.',,,-II',j if 'Ut's triO smasI weaut' - . ., E a tlflq P113 ce- C,Itli ,ovr 0<2 I ,.. k.Ih... ' "' a,.riur's. __ , -,, _______ E.ecutve cifhn chair. swivel lyp.' Very reaSonable 33) 70'O - --._-..__,__ n't'fi.i ' - : 'SAC HOE SERVICE '-'cling. L.ading A I 4,34.l3$ '?M" HQ(.153 SERVICE __________________________ _,__- _______ ti .____-- -i ' i I "1. N 'jut' n.j ir *51' i. - os Cal' jfl 41.1. - .LI'SS%i. t - " t*1('smfl'I - Line to - ti,',-,, i.x.I,rnOtirnp Trt,'. "i'saI cc 4 L Ovase i ...poucl*vrng A 'to a "S -.uo, - t,n ' ' Your Direct ')r'im?c, "u.sr "ai _______________ -. - - -- - 1 - LJrpetlrlq -__ - -- p,IrftI, jiut'd. in "l.3'4."tJ .Ve is..i '.*.alU mic "lIar, '0 nOun alan's. 914 iumn'seelin At.. RItt.' 377 ""i ' - ' 7:: )'i: SpecIal Ser',ces i 'S 1. 3 LANlI SER\i ICE - FE ESTIMATE'. 12') 1Q77 ,.. a,., ,, ,- • - ' P PIitst mfrI 51,;l'mtl uSed zu tog Docs everything *mth4ivl ,flihcytpflI5 Make's buttonhcile's m - crcatts. ansi monograms (.uinptefti price. 139 SO. Or I im.-,mentt 01 56 Call cr00' at ru monger. 377 9411 or 3.inlord Srw.itg Center. Down - Nor's Ci r . - T..-cj F itt I' SE N's ICE P.sinfnq Odd ii: Call 12) 2710 - ft )IIIIJ t t( Liii' LIUJ - AsvrQses) 5400.1* 40in1 °"E,°' work Tent fia.g.'rIy -"r. E,?cnaIes 323 OI. I!) 17io a".) .a. '.1' - te. DREAM ISLAND located in Beautiful Wetiva River II you can't own a piece 01 th. Rock, a tmilecl c.ucnben of for lunat. ones can buy a piece of Dfai'' lt5 r'r' 17c1 II',r Will We'..,.. River ApIaceloIaun:h your boat. park your car, and fish off the ',r.( Trees. shrubS. grali and ton; terrc;5 teOmilitul 110*041 .iab.ble PI;octe 377 6735 'hnø nii. _________________________________ ,'I '-'(71: .1 rcisti 'mew 'A.su,iIem,nt in iso '.5 - LOTS 01 ('noplr - .'::'-" ,4 -,' wIll LOTS oh AC'd(AQI kno* ttmi' aIr of keeping Arthur If (led with Jr Clerk of Circuit Count in Seminole County Vole Beckwith, Nov 1 lPd ('01 Ad by Camp Tre,ss OEM) .J Bea u?7 3D MAGNETIC SIGNS ._. :-'-' Snewd Spin :4 4'5 I IA IA ci '- Il,rv'i)(jvling' Piun' 1, p4.rSr ca4I' ill tp4i -of .lrP.'..fr 3... Ester'ur. Reasuc'aOle - -- _________________ eaC)qrP Expert Pant I Bud, F-berglass n.u'i F". eshimatIt. 53997 'Tgm £lu.LAR. 2330U3 - - -. I1 'r:'- '.t 121 )4H S Miscellaneous ror Sale - STENSTROM REALTY not knowIngly aci.opt HELP WANTED ADS that N, -.' ," , ,.. stucco :mir 11111,15 / Sewing 'a 541,11.5 TED BRICK Call '-: ' ,,, .I%,i)ri unait repa-rI turn." 0 0 '"10 i odtjiIr ,li is it,'q- 'dl snOt. in lily .III 7442 :- ,ni,- ,'r - ,m or cc 272 4 'ea - ,..... ' , '' Photography 4-s-CE 1, .7€P.*4 '.', :: ' .3n - A,AA MOBILE L. . - -.•, - 4,5 II'I $i59Q5 'drflL I ,trtnq '7'ounuj ".w,- IA ,'y"4I ;; 545, ., ,i, •'i •' - '' •l -'-' 'i.'t.j Attic InS U làt IOfl __________________ '_' - - .' trI 7,3 S .-'i'rd ft..r EXLUSIVE ii'i',t,rl We lii,,' I uiuiut' mule' ti,tl,Iti. S e Slit) tlii*mI mu (all Bud JOhNNY S'ALKEW 141 Al IV 323 6131 '-"' ., .5111,1? Sen-sc.'. s.' e Down,, Electrical, Earar or ..ani. PofiOl. Aatimflq's. KdOi i.,' Canng.S.i-'s'm'sq." 7i Hour Se-sic. 32.1 10*3 :so Pert ,A-,q , S Inford _____________________________________ Appliances (A',.l ''3 101 I on useo •u 9 lu',' •pi.Ian L'S I O - ' WantodTo Buy ,tr' • i' S OLF PIGJ* 7'Chi SERs ICE 1 P4<W,r left CC I ReOdra as" 4-n , utitnq. Qefrqeratcin. in.) Serving SanIcni arid P4.aI ft "ei' Pin area Phone P CE Care P1 " Open daily lOS We buy or sli oft, piece or hOqiseftolci Consignments welcome For ntormaticr' call SIan VermIlion 117 EV Sanford Auction iist I? 'sl Sar.lord OUNTRY CLUB MANOR ____ I ç I'UBLIL ilr,110P4 - -_--- - - . ' Auctions O',(E AFTER HOME. people are 'aldon Arthur H Beckwth Jr.. for (Ink of Circuit Court, Seminole (i"iflfy Re elect flcckwith, Nov 7 (Pu P01 Ad by Camp Treat OEM I Lots & Acreage / / J \ 1 I t'1iii_...-Y - .. weitOf , -I' rortvenen(e / DLI S TACIt P001/ S4Ociiei. Bn.ilit's. Halter's 2mm 11011 40 fti . \'c And - .,' . Ar CondItioning RYLAIID REALTY - -r ' rrj' r i7'l' " - ii- I', . LOOKING FOR A HOME ltd THE COUNTRY'? 550 ttave several good listings and acreage Call us today for per tonal and professional service -- - I / I.-" " iJ " DO N'S BAIT 4 TACKL (.9 1$ W it St Liv" flit, Groceries. Beer PU.. 49. Ou.'i 7 day's 322 P779 51 33 / ...L..... , • A. Ib,',t, m. ,P,'riAi'i D,,cr Closed Alt 0.i Wedc.e'.dan 372 IS 93 BROKERS I - , Goods '[JOHN'S REALTY CO. -' \J ( "IiL,. l.m'.,o?, *a%b,f. oa"s. tons . uSS'l lit-ripS -YCiG'IEY PiP P1',.f, f 3 1371' Seminole Sporting - II _________________________ .ELLOR TRADE 19 (bin Cruller Can live aboard Want M.,bIIe Home. Airstream, Motnr (forte, Real Estite or'? P0 (ba 7002. Sanford P0 ACRES--- Somt innrovrci pasture, mile hIghway frontage Witlseparate into smaller parcels Located near Oilpen $550 per acre _____ L,vistoc¼ S f' ' 62 f) P E R c: i \ .,,, n.,, ' LOSF l'4 .4 t,,'clmci.,r-'i, 2 - . E S 1'l Cu ft all. It?? ic (ftnst, n)loiti4I, 535, 5p pr 'ISbIC Co4'iit..l, &4 li'i - --IJILSCSI MAILD PURIIITUOL SIll 'male ' II 313 F ? LOT SPE CIA .5 I) i ,P'ral.thmncjboatwth well %141) II with double wellS, $775 Tn lill runabout. fitherman Dependable $370. I) ISP 516 Cmtvunit.d II' trailer. cc's. erms 5133 Many o ttt Pd(.W I --_ 'all a'. fl[t.UTI( UL RETREAT- South Sanlord Av '1 bedrooms. CD home, I I'caviy Wixided lots tallof - l;' .r,t fnlih radio' •rJ lii''I tlp I'S yi'OPnI% iIt 59 '1. naflArier 13) $111 Vo't to re pInt Arthur If flenk ,,th, Jr Clerk oP Cruil ourt 377 9'I.I in ,m 3I • Unfurnlshed _. Yard man. '30 IC S. sli't Apply In person, B E'&ards .iulId,,s Supple's 903 w, , __ best in thu - -- -- Autos For Suhi P. fli u.•r li"'',rIe"l 'I'mar re-s "'; 1-; tai n "rat 599 rip.r ,f,q /4gs f,m 5.4? up vIpIr,r)op4 S $Ffll(lO t( U 710 F l? 51 Dean . ________ Prime SAPIMiIPAMKS, 7-) Trailers P. ApIs 7 Adult parks, FAinily parks 3'. %'a (fey 112. I Santor 373 19)0. Liy, Wk *'n A - I I o____ !a,tj i' SeminoleCounty Realtor MEMttEtl,ORLAND)---WpM I S 377 4I II9jren(h Eve Sunday 37z 1214 or 37 $a9 -- -. - AduIti 140 WELAKAAPINTMEPITS 111W 1sf St ConstructIon (re'* Es II 1ri Ref lenced in of resIdentIal buIIdlrI' 411 'iou evenings - frs- itt 3 '/4 (,tns& Richly landscaped and extra large tflacJt'.J lot, include's 7 rm home with large l:ving room, fireplitie, ;arage and Secluded patio wilh barbecue pit Convert merit yet prestige lot'.pton Only 520,500 approxmmitely I acre, spot, all fenced 573.000 AVALON APART ,iE(iJ, ADULTS - NO Pt: TI 116* 2nd SI Psoerlenced can line mechanIcs ..edid. 131 399, ABC. Con. .)yOfs Inc. MAYFAIR jffered New 3 bdrm 2 First tim bath. carpeted. paneled family room. paneled tw car garage. screened l'omch. many, many r-trat Only 113.500 With cx cpllenl tCmmS Ot 'a t.iI pA UNSHINE FOR SALE MCQUillafl Real (stale. Il 92 Deflary 305664 5311 or 644 4173 MLS--OpenSunday 130 4p m Eve- Assoc. 041 6345 Country Living 12 BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY PARK AVENUE MotIlLr PARK 7545 Park Dr.. 323 7041 'iJSI hive 1 yr rerent eiperienica -- duplea Iurn,tP,d 1720 Orlando Our,, Sanford - ,Ouc os'm bach yardt Yard con sistt of I". üf the most beautiful 'res in Lake Mary, 510,000 Price tooffer " Stemper Agency Garage apartment Air onditoned Pool privileges. AJults. Utitilles furnished. $115 3224110 ___________ • Canal 1) Lake _________----- 'sale -- (' 1 f,mlfil rrnt'ltr' rn... imnilal hp4f. $500 dm,sn, 'l%Ii.U'P SI 117 %Oi3 35 rsjçn,r, IDEAL LIVING VaI Lau Apartment in DeBary. rii* tr 3 rtrr,ccd. h:;t .i-. air Screened Porch and wash; facilities 661 SOil _________________________________ Del - sole REALTY - Rooms For Rent , I Pet; And Ssipplt.i P.) Ml"PIIAglPOlj% iiiger • -- EXCLUSIVE 254.4 Park 3222120 REALTORS Nights. Sundlyt I Holldayt (.dll 722 6053 77 6435 ----------' CARE FOR YOUR CHILDREIi through pvtper retertion Of all official records. Keep Arthur H Beckwlth Jr. Clerk of Crcuit Court, Seminole County. Vote Beckwlth, Nov. 7 (Pd. Po1 Ad. by Camp Tr.as OEM) i'.s r,c,a TraIbrS pm ' - The Time Tested FIrm 120 N Park Ave Days, 327 6*73 Nights 372 7337. 377 5-121 This 3 bedroom, It bath, lust ', year old has all the extras, plus rrntrjl heat and air, completely fenced, equipped kitchen. anti factory built tuoi house. $20.SOi) - Trucks And F' _____ 'ii i - MAKE 'PAPPY HAPPY' 5 STENSTROM 17Domestic-Child Care - Salesman wanted to call on air conditioning contractors to sell Aluminum bendable aIr duct Salary and commistiOn Etcelleilt opportunity for a substantial PC S 't Th,t,ofn. Inc 31015 W 1st Terrace Ft Lauderdale, Fla 30557)5173 q's _/ ;nmp m,ans to'. pIn, • .1 PsIPSI, Pnmorj vitt,r awn t'.a-t,,."" Ur,i,J IS. I aPe Ultra. r, ,... 'mri'lap Ii) P544 ca, 17) SOIl MIil,F lfIJ'ifF Ave 37 'It i Orlando Dr U !,parrsAva!IabI. '-4"' c.'nrFl limmlroorima, tii,ii, P'rIA', it fiwirs onner IoI tIlt tce.t I IA i,mrmitn;i-tml jivm -I,'h.ir 75.145 FrenchAve. Days 37) 7217 TWENTY WEST ' i. o ,A*l)F'4FiIVft. ld,Du',cr r.,•,1p-,p I1)hltt u .t4(' Cir3* 'r -i(? ir., ______ MEN AND WOMEN, all ages over Il. Help reefect Arthur H Beckwith Jr , Clerk of CIrcuit Court. Seminole County- vote Beckwlh, Nov. 7. (PsI P01 Ad hy Camp Treas. DEM) f'J f/sf / 'j 17 For 1911 flr;cjp'Iier l2'sl$'. or'.' I,.ilr)nir,' I'srnIlP,aml att 441 g14, rn! VI,ir,( nf sllOuA, P,4.mIw Fr.-, mu Pistil Li'nr - IAYF AIR SECTION--Corner location. 3 bedrooms stucco PiOuti, vsell, sprir -hog syStem, beautiful yard _______ - Iruction laborers Apply 701 Pd t.'.tpIs, ..tfGrd, (In SOl Olvison St Orlando An qual Op oprt'.ntty Employee ---- W tAt I TA1I INSURANCE 101 C WIST I IIIST ST Ph 372 5411 Ri-i 377 7757 Master Halrdress.r. Call 37) 176.) Wed thru Sat 9 a m --S p 'it C1ItACT BRAILEY ODHAM 'APIORA, SANFORD, FLA P11 3231470 or 29% 4370 - DRIVERS Part time or full time. We train you Good commifllofl. Country living 5 minutes from town. Yellow Cab Co.. 201 5. Part house with 6 ocres of cleared land __________________ West of Sanford $45,000. 377 4557. General kitChon Pant tuft II 3 • Male or female Holiday 140s'ae, lii) E. Cnmmercial, Sanford SANFORD REALTY • Apply lip 'n 13 M.aleHelpWanted FRAMING TRUSSING DECKING TOP HOIh1LY WAGES --- BALL. REALTY arid INSURANCE Wanl.dOne RId. LPN. and Aide's Apply Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 East 2nd 5t 15 .--- !j5 DrI'ocsF SSlOP4 17.40 SIyI;np Call III 1)71 DIaler '524 ('a'. Dr - Instruction OPERATING LESSONS. Seminole County doet(1' hawi lhe tame to train someone new Re-Elect Arthur II. tieckwith Jr, Clerk of Circuit Court. November 7. (Pd PcI Ad by Camp Treat OEM) --____________________ -_ Sflm.ti'.itj Orivamnm.nt RCtRiit •mnn.,r'., r1 r*'4'nAr?Ptof lw-keIth t0 - ------------- IMMIDIATE OCCUI'ANCY Brand new all brick Ibtee and foun bP(jr000t homes ("HA 73% I marc in; avallIbI.' Only a few Irft Call till Morris at III 6)00 _._____-___-- MoblluHorT*PS - 671 rlO 1 - - ii IuIvp 71 SIYI ri flen 5'iniP Incised. cycaIlent enadit;lwt. I'll ISA) '- -- (.eiiey$ C IT V - / AUtOS I')t' Sub - - _,j tar;, ci,; - -_ lot fri 7 Ilril'rt a Ii r P. (Ifrul Ira.;, •vall.nt wat,r 1193119 PIll I' UI Al Iv - Looking for income rarely ava Imuilt for women todoy? A Califonia Corporation has oI,rcd a •IP'A woman's diviSion w,tti 3 ei(timtQ potltions 30% 372 3q44 betwei.-n , I? a m I -._-. 3$ Houses For Sale HousosForale ti()5i%i" -" I '. - ,t) _____ i _______ 1 1 ( r-' c'tr Rent i - •. 29 '\) ' .. xtyEt,,,iAp11 fri I Môt 13 c__,Ir,. - 3) -'-- ----------____ - A ,wya,,. v - - 31 Office MACHINISTS and WELDERS - rm,r'ct the flubli Miisi be K I N G SB ERR Y pratt tnt In shorthand arid Iypriu Salary open fsw to, Ili;Pt ci HOM [S perlenced porsnn $121 dupe'.ding <WI •..per 11CC ': - ittiti,; 1,1, si..;, 1,_ ,tIiilii Bralley Odhart. Sanford. 71' our lot or Ouri Os rr Iii) lil,t,i.. t or 295 4370 Iron - 7 - ci Florida Faye -SECRETARY+ RECEPTIONIST -'-- (CIPI I. UP:D' COIN UN'.' CLEANINS it cumng to Sartoci Two choice locations S Sano'c Att & and 51Pi St Airport Blvd HalmoflO Idt.l investment op portunity for ditCnIrniflaIln% .en, For ,cnmatiOfl cal?' Gn.'ge Canelo. (30% 641 $221) iSruer Park, or writ. to Mill Pearson Corp 5925 Cart me.' St North, St Petersburg, (Ii 33711 =--= _. '' tAan Scares -- - F liter ly per ui; cinch room A boar ,$, or room .tIh kitthen pnivlIp;et '122 1567 WalIrt .',.% *.,iled F' Ipi'rerite - ----------- ------- - - essential SI per hour tot 1' hi ci lii Sicifurd Cwio little aork 1'r yviek P4,: 1itto, thu old Itity ian rent Inn Inst tlir, $It3 Apply at C Ilnda Wi'tfjut,,i.t, .1 ,,ti,lh,t 'cri I5 I ii'.', 11 A-e 11) ?l',u NORGE TOWN Renta's - - ) I ( "t' Of f lIE 1(114 14I'Plt, UctI Ins tior,. *7 92 In Sanford C•nlral If A. An carpeted, ample parkln offIce I'00 (øt 1w proud nil appt (all 177 1070 . OFFICE MAPIACSFMFNT Thel fri-st available KP Arthur H t..'ctth in Clerk of Cicti' Court VO'eft,cIYlth, Nov 7 (Pd pci s.-' by C,mmr Ti eas OEM) . " , - --______ 'tOT"E I! HERESY GIVEN, ..rsi.,ant t Flonaaa Statute KS Th ufldii'S,;ned OpIning IC rt;age n Dut".l'tt .5910eV ft f.c 'tout name of "0 E OF TEN PIEEE. INC"at P 0 Pc. 50$, Altainonte Springs, Florida. intends to ,eg,tler tao name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of S,manol, County. Florida. and tIe Depart men? Of Sta'e. State o Florida. bblla'tatsee. Florida SEAL I Development Enlerpntses. In Teevessee corporation By s Farrell B JO1'IS Vt. President PuibliSh 00 10. 23. 301 P'd-y 6. 1977 DEs Ii % Mature Iaoy for a let hours an veflln to baby 'sit Call 7 in to 4, call 33) 5143. 69 p m call 373 oElUsInessOpportunities ______ *4oTIcr OF INTENTION TO ,, _____ lIt' 1,97 hi' tInn% In pllpnl .'l'MY Corier locallon will, lam;. •lqn. rtJ p.mrkln;, I)IP$tty of I ln iii' a ithlo. new hsiIIclinu io- rl(IIIent PA11iU'U 73''' for dill thip, flo,Iif. elm i,$,at ,cic.d l,as,, mall (Irnlier, 554y% A& 1111 tee MI 1111 IT'S A WOMAN'S WORI.t' -= REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME _________________________ Atn.ri(.1n (hirInl - ED1I)?OYIflCI1I sad Original with tIe Clerk C-f tIe abOvettylId Court am. on bIfOry Thii-i5t December 5. 1973, default and tsltrnite ivOgment oe entered against you for tIte relief demanded It the PtltiOi WITNESS fY'y fiord arid Ct5 U i*.l Qf said Court on th lt PlC,vel'flbl't' AD 1972 (Seal) ART (fUR H BLCKWIT4. jR Clerk of the Circuit Court Srm,nole County. By Maine S Eden DIPIJ4 p Cleft !iiLLIAPit I COLBEf 1 04 51ENSI ROM. DAVIS I McINTOSh Flo',da State Bank - Sill Pots Office Boa 133's Sanford. Florida fl'l Attorneys I' Plf,I.u..-r PuSI.stt P-t*v 6. 1'. fl 27. 1972 OEJ 2) 1297 Ilairdtpisert, 60 pen iettoin misSion. ct busy Santord salon 377 213.11 iii after A p ii. 1)3 AS7) 1$ AC(D %lt4 A DRINKlP4c PRO SI F 55 r, '.r' .ikot'OI'(s Anon. rt'(it Can Help r,ni73 4$7 %r !C1' 0 (It. 1213 c,ict'r., ('Cr .ia I--FInancial V. _'iI TI) Ilt:Y •' "itt AV( P4 (all All tI? I -tusIflCSS OppoItunItIet \JIt1t'•'' - 1') -- Female Help WillitOd . it,..i'dS iii Thanl.i S-" M'mnr%arnI '-- t.IA1T ) __ - - I ontjwood 7 tnt 1 rt"eca (i'tti llnlu1 stiIm S*tViA SP.'wmae at 3'l l.,ine Ombl Dive. l'ttsburgh. Pa 15315 mace the -. Apply In Productt. . Longvvood - WORKERS (''41 A Ill \..i' i)P i:i (q-mtp' flapI It Ch,r,t Announcement! ._• 1330, Sanford, Florida 22771. arid fil, Florida - 'I .t' I si'i'fll I I'?' ,.tti 't,,, f,, tSp f4 'r Vj/s i'.-1 \\ I34OY4pl KE(J Rt1 - I,, as a a'- - a Florida . - CLASSI F CATION oat as Suite 9993 tie: weos - 1- ongagec . • 83 the a' . I • Or Ia ndo __________________________ .-•: * 1 322 - 261 - . I Setninote -- ' i , ,_- (But it ct\ l'AIJ ¶1r4' Nv. -- '1-.- 5e,i,'ayfe lsM"11' 110ip1, Al intitti tl,l, telt Ii'iA. a' I", ii( II It. I i It. e''ard ttai'nl l,t (5.. fAt A59I'StOI I rem 1*1 Ct(Pt* cam PItimAit Cr,,?? Ott t. p.,I at a $'itsr itiatheittats Ian made ' ... d' by Art S'en.om - 110! ' t'ersol'1ats WA.,l Iiotnes Male Help Waiteil thlIfr i! - A?tJP 1 ttnitn'.'i ,?.'I,lI' fitc,p ('In swi- ri's AND CHIMNFY aIshnIkb,tcaiJIt mInweit (anti ACUPUNCTURE FI'EI4TS. It SPilililol. ii) 4410 doesn't ntttter who yu ate, ycu can vole Ijs A,thur fipikeIth ' Two t,.ufmnnrn AifPlt cvii Pin r.ts fur CI,'rk of ',Ir toll Court, $91 ,in I u'l',i,ed 171 7.ss 5m1tott County Vote fleckwith. -.- -(4v 7 lV.t Pal Ad y (ann 28 Ptoperty fluslness TrQa'. DIMI . - - lot Rent flni,.r fol' fool route - Nc ioirtrttprt lal In'Idiimj I,, l.ale 414 ,V.it 1111 %t 'vP' lt'O) Sq Ft witI, iitfl( 0 Unicwl 1)11(0 - -- -- tItem. I', I' stt rif I 1. Nt 44 Call - - I DEl '131 13 ,'? INEORMA1ON FII44 RcI POTICE OF SUIT TO PaIa &-'ie L:w Rale.On NTh Co4'a yj ARE piEREeY wOTiFI.0 mat an ac,on ton DstoPutlOi' Mi.- ' aec hat been fled aQainti you are reajrd to Wve a copi 04 your *itten 0040n1fl. If an-., •0 I.tnnt!P M Pta. o STEPHEN SON. A PEANE, Pott O'fce Dna.." One Caltelbenri, FIor.da. and fiC MI hi isniginal with 9* Clint o4 , abOve ttIed Court on or bofOnt ' Nov,,,btr ' ttted •Qatr.s' JUdOmen? ftSA ill yo for 'he rt*.C4 OPfnAnded ill Prt?Or WIT N ESS my hint And the teal 0 tad Court on. mu. me INit Oay of Ocwc*r. 1q72 .taIl ArtP,,j H PCCt Clint *1 CircuIt COut t.t.i.ne l,-.-t P1jbhth Ot 73. 33 A Nov S 13. -- ' .,. - ' WANT AD ___________________ •__________ - Iieet 1A1f 7 Nt l.o,cin FEDERAL NATIONAL MO TGAGI ASSOCIATION a cor IiflS nrQanU1 t1 Ct••Q .,r'Añt '0 The Ia-Al Cf 'PF Un'ii a s'a' o Ar*'.C*. WINTER PARK- A 1'tMof HIGH and b.AYLA H&RN'Y anti me disttngutshetl authr i'e a Dendl HIG, ened At C1t4't ' " '" writers will 1esnl on Winter wII at Ii 00 0C'O(1 I?IEd C P tOt II Park on .. NC..,mt*f t& ir: ttr ilV A furTh annual Hcllins (\tllege tale And ieI to me PIQh1tI .Vld twt !r1v'i the a? Wntccs' tf'onftcencc. Thts tourb,00r ton CAiPI. r cW tP, courmot*e 04 t1''' 4, consultant under vcnt, a' Sinic 0. Countt. Florida -w - , win tiring t ttie Men t •..r.t'c tonC'C Th.' Fi.r.0l, Ilt AltO 3p(5 TltitllFtA, $PNIJI StOt' rr'nrt. IiflQ -It*0A 'iwil nx1 m*aine article writeci. y.avfar Seci ,,n, Firt? LOf poets. playwnbts. editors an1 Addlioni .It rd1.1nd ii rat secWdI o' iè hterary representative. 13, Pact a CC'i' F.ini4a INCLUDN Tlilft R poio.'c bi *ai 0' tmlk!104t wir.ner fcc AdVI* an1 (onsent. And are N oç.'er?v ibed n othea ncvelis% participating Permanenll tfrgrnat0r statut.o Hester Cbapfl)an. london. Sa talC it tO be mAre to W;tt Enlar.d crge Larrctt,' .'.oe.ro' the tent ot ta F iA Columbia, S. C; Hari Golden. (Stall ANTIIIJR H PECI. Charlotte, N. C., l. Edwin Ce of Cilwt COifll Park: C.ranberry. Winter Sem,rOie Count'., rIo-ida Leesbiirg, i.'n Baynard Kennck. Co'eIa v P'. Dep.r', CIP Florida; ('eIstinc Siblri', . EE A 'E f ai M3 Alianla, Crii 113 U.crl.0 A.ifl"f Steele, Cpel Hill. N. C flo-ida S*n$ FiOri"f! tio A'i*i'i'*yt t Sveroi editors will a 14': itwipate. mcludin.g John M. OEJ cit -. Allen. serucir staff editc' NOIlCE OF PUELIC SALE Readers l)igest, Rc'ber At-bib, ¼OCE IS HERESY GIVEN. MatTiaroneck.NCw 'csct'ittir of na Fcr'uIotutC reno"00 on P40.-,mbtr of American Birds. and Drew. aso - iate editor of I. 12 it thAt cfrlain ca,sa it bd toin 'hC Circait Coin d C:p:. New DO11ed., Somnoll Cnij',. ri'.0 .tcrer Yctt i h Anliofi FEDERA.. ttA IC"IAI MON Sues'thil poets who will 'TGAGE ASSCICIATON a co' ,;'re tnsv-uct the literary hopefuls $t'% orQt,P0 'ii t'.e 'awt os the unea include Jean West MacKenzie ltat.-t .$ Amerni it Flaintift. ad nglish Department JAMES L NOMAP4 mid ANN E of the NORMAN Pi% tV'e •C Dtt faculty. Rollins College, David ti the IJt00'I4Qtd as CIII'S Po3eir. and Robert Siiton, trip abOvt styl00 Court. .11 a' I DC and ccIDcb. A N on Not-ember lItt, 1973 both of Winter Park %1L 10 thC Piighett Evelyn Arid sale Crtscent of offer toT'horne rbrt' b'odei- 'or caSt attt,frDfi? Cit', Florida. StiU thers who of me COUrThOUSI 04 ..j.ti Seminole County F I- 'di. at San Will take part in the pogramn the follOtr.Q are Ormond Powers, Gene toro. Florida oesciibd property. lyri; mi bin; Burns and Harry M Savage, all In sImino'e County, F)r,n.dp, iC) wI Pat-k Lof 539 and Wet' 7 tt't c Lot Sf1. of the Orlando-Winter bccordr.p Wendy Weil. a noted TOWN OF LONOW000. area, and tO te pla therpOf as record00 " literary agent from New York Put Poc '1. Pa;rs ii tmiru 21 PubIc City. RecOrds Of Seminole County. Florida Keen interest has been shown 9. the to TOGETHER in ths year's Conference and is wIIiCPI are terms 01 propert 'At.LA ANNE LOAl, Adams - , -- -._- , and CAU',Y C WINSTON PATRICIA CAUSEY. r'5 Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION O .514 STAE OF FRICA 510*4 C CAIJSEY bId PATN ICIA CAUSEY. HIS WIFE. WHOSE MAILING AND RESIDENCE ADDRESS ARE UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY n"$ed • .c..... LvrnI.a'r.i •, Mo' g.Dlontt,eIDlIVndtnbPd property, tO *it LiC a4. Oct Pond A,aJdtiOrt '0 L.55.'It'1?v. Seminole County. .rori.ng to rercrd pla? Pit e'tif ror'aru in 057$ Boot 1, P ? of tm: Rvt.,( Records of SeniFbDIV' Courltv, F'l-a'ida P.al been 'lied vøs and you .q,reraoredlotti-veaCOP,Of YOu? Answer or pivedirig tO ftC Complaint Qit the Plaintiff's atto-ney. C Vefrs.'i Mite. Jr .04 the law firm of Cleveland. Me & irry. P0. Drawer Z. sar'to'J. Florida 37771 • ItIClI.S 'i$ t NOTICe i.. Aid 'IC ,,-.t o-;,il.I ASP' : CL 45 p1,03 rig in the off 'Ce *4 ttit Clerk cf •CI I 'na Circuit Court. Seminole Cosntv ' on o Courthouse. Sanford. FIOei it. tPit mber. 3?PI day if N Wiore tpie i cI..-y "s,ctat"t6 Na' AD. 'Ifl If tOt' fail to oo to. Sas.l- FIor'd. .atl , i. r....ster ivOgrnettf Dv default miII be taken In r.unl. wiTPifPteC.ef' agaInSt yos (DI' the iefii4 dei,iarided FI000. d Ion me Complaint. prit5 Of upon 'i-clipS T P..s nof ice shall be published on.' tic t'e p,sLlsCItien of this notICe. Pit fOur coniecvfsve ACN ,,tioutnamne,$OwiI MINI-TOW OF weeks IA The Sanford Herald FLONIDA CORPORATION undOt' WITP,kLSmy Paridard sealof the *hiCPi t it in business at 2309 CIa-b f 'h Circuit Court ontP..t 75th luscamora Trail in the City of of October. A 0. '1972 Flida t.au That trip party intOrIsted it hid ARTHUR H OECK*ITH. JR. fellows Clerk of the C'cuit Cavil ti,srtes onierp-use is Canlsr B. Hervy B, Cecef V. Elern Deputy Clerk tOO ne,' Cent 0.1.0 at Winter Park. Orange CLEVELAND, M'ZE Ccs.5nty Oclor 7th. 97? BERRY Attorneys tam ri.,nt,s,s tJiriVfiCe H Fit!. (tOur. Barclay KS!! 3Q, North Oil Avenue %g, P0 Drawer 7 372 W. F4i't',ènks Avenue s..-soi-o Florida 3777' Pa,t_ FI0(i PUbth O$ 30. & Nov. 8. 19. 30. Pole5t';Ocf.)4, 23,305 Pdo'v.6. #77 ifl f'I DEl 179 WWIIU ____________ ('I - p? inn, l. '.,3tl% 7 Itt (0104 jtt. a ,bli9 ,,et. cmnrt P." tell. IntWOrt Pu the itA't'l let' (lit test a' collar F WARt' 171 4s (iF (iF ROt" 04 332 I",pll 4, l?'/7- S( /m4)rithl',. ?'i Problem_When You Shop_Classified. Parkina Nc - S. Fonda has • '4 C. . 1 Cirt • $P.I.VOI Therti I..osl & Found PIandanO9*SI04 a S 1 'n and peirnanenlly installed capacity crowd is expected p.r,Of,h,,ntpnovement$ontPeSaid frxn 14 States of the Union. 3-Houses For Sale And '1 four 32-Farms & Groves Ore WestinghouSe Refigemato' Emphasis, during the 33-Lots S. Acreaje days, will be on fiction, (EIec) r i:' Homes Seral 131. RC Mcl Ni' Not fiction, poetry and film writing. 34-Mobile s.ble 35-Income & ln'estment tO satiSfy S,aa ialt it tO L.P One of the highlight', open tO Property NOTICE FOR BIDS trms o4 Final Judgment '• Seminole County Board 04 the general public, will be the 3$-fiusiness Property Semi, Count, Ccw'nF'ssOnei-1 *ll rpCøve ARTHUR P4 BECKWITP4, .11 banquet in the Langford Hotel 37-Reil Estate _____ Wanted_____ _____ buS $1 'hr ottice of IrtP'v? H PKk Ctc ' on Frida evening, November with, Jr ClInt up '0 11 tie non Count,, Fl-ida Seminole ReCreational IC. T.ckets for this evvnt may MOndai. Nveinbrr 7. 1972 • ______ fit Cec.u,a V Lien' trnsPmung the following ma'Pllt iri'i'i n advnc'e purchace be Deputi Clerk 4-BECycits rng ?Pit tweYC triOlIth periOd 5P(ER p A SPEER the Cc!k',e b fuc'i'ra5dthg a r'mcn; D."e''be'r 1, 197) 42-Boats ani Avin,.pe 11? '150 DC check lot' $.0O 7T person *'1 A LInerort ______________________________ Mar'n" Equipment P 0 tic. B AwaIt Ol; Boz 259, Rol.ln.t Colttge, Winter 43-Carlpifl Equipment FICTITIOUS NAME Sanford, Florida 37771 C Co ce'. Ppe N0 CL 5 heretw gver Attorrilys fo' Planf Guest speaker Park, Fbi-i 44-SportS Equipment 0 Metal Ppe egaged 1 b,'Smeit ! 170 SanlamoC DublIn. lOv 6 1972 4ester Oz.spsnri, be Mrs. will air.e0 a Specificatsonas may be Lorgwod. Nave. Site ; Sonnet Merchandise !Pi 011cc 4 m Semnil, Count ____________________________London, Enilard. Cu1"y Feor,p ijridCV 'he Erigin*Cr. 4300 South Orlando On,ve. COUrT: 'irtt,cs -mmml STEWAR TITLE CIRCUIT 1*4 THE The Write'3' Conference Is SD-Garage Rummage Sales Sanford, Florida 37171.or by wnit.nQ 0. [MIN .-E COUNTY end that LIGHTE £ NIH JUDICIAL CIP P0 Ofiwe? C. Clerks otIce, said same *th open toevery)(e, writers, those Si-Auctions tester -Ot nteno to COURT. IN AND cuI Sanford. Florida 32771 Al bioS are the Clerk of the Circuit Court. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA whowruldlisetOWritS,OtthO5 52-Wanted To Buy to tie in a s.aiec iveIope. plaIt Seminole Count'p. Florida in a Cl'.IL ACTION NO 7314CR just interested In th subject of 53-Swap And Trade flid narke0 on the o.itssoe. 'Sealed WITh tht prowsions o4the arid EVELYN t*'oance ,HN HARRISON to' llternl, open NDvtmbr writing. The registration F,ClltiOUt P4.rne Statitet. To Wit HAN ll.ON. hs *fe, 54-EqUipment For Relit 11'3 Pla'nttts $75.00 which includes the Section 505 Dl Flor.da Statutes 195, 55-Miscellaneous BiCt *11 be Opened Ot P N 7 tie S K Gil oe RubtO banquet sri other social func. theBo,rdOf r.Ounf, COmm,In,%4-mI-1 For Sale As On'ce Mam.a;l'r M WILI.l_ ')fsCl. ROIfTI 10$. Court P40nle 20 PutiSh Oc' 30. 5 Ptv t, D-.e.' tions For those wh) cannot SSA-HOUSCPJId Goods Sanford Florida Actual aware O 1972 NCJTICE CF SUIT d.vote four full daa to the 'f-&nques t IiuCCPssfiil t.3dtt *11 DI DLI 174 WlL IS TO se1:.nar, there is a specla pet neit neguar County Commnts.on MsurI Merchandise ResO-'e a'..t Meeting. TP..nd Floor of Count dftrm rate of $O for Novemtn.r S$'I £'mt U'r.0t And FICTITIOUS NAME HouSe, Santo-C. Florida. Tuesdap. T,rlEO 9,10 ani 11 and $15 for Sund-, 'you LE HEREBY Equl(iment Office gven the' a NOTICE IS te?ett NoyemDe'c 71. "72 that 5t for Fo'eCletuni Iiai Dt*n. hoven4ber 12. ri butriest of 713 OAk Anitiun I'd Penkeith. Jr ,9-M&chinery 'C filed against? yOu in. n.e ircJt P.r' P411 O"ve Altamorite Springs. rIOrk And Tools of the Eighteenth JudiCiil Circuit .1 Comvlcte information and Count',, Florida under IPie Semnole ot Co..ntp • 04 Florid., it me S'a'e 00-BuIlding Materials CDrmnsssner's fctilous nam, Of A' I PIP HOMES. Seminole Cnty undOr (l act,Dr1 applicitiot. forms may be! AflO !tiA' We ,ntend to nl.Qstec said And si--Lawn Semmitale County. Feo'.oa 72 tiC',11* styli of sad cause obtained h 3pplying to m.anme *ith IhI (tnt 4 the C'Lu By W Bush JI Garden EquIpment JOHN Q HARRISON ano Writers' Conference, Rollins in Fl.da Court. SAmirio.e Count,, PbI,5h PIv 0 13. 1V77 HARRISON, hi wife: $2-Livestock And EVELYV4 a:c'danc, with the piovisioni of OEJ 72 vs ORJA N WILLIS College, Winter Park, FbI-Ida Poultry _____________________________ Pla ,nttI t'4 fiç?iliOiJt name s'a'utes 'To ____________________________ Defendant. arid. St'IS kt M509 $3-Pets And Supplies YOU APE HEREBY REQUIRED 957 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND to tIC yOur Answer athIpie Clerk of S MchaeI P Germ', COUNTY. ?heCrCtitCOVrtafldtOierWtOCOP, (Ify SEMINOLE FOR Mar.a N C,e'rnti 'i's wte FLORIDA COUflCIi thereof upc" ti'r Pta-tIff 13 P.o. 1, P.etliV. Dc' 30. CIVIL ACTION HO 72-1)65 aria amess are name mose 9?) srI m,. The Marnap. SI ,.4.'rred to below or on before i'% 70-T;vcITnaII;rt ,.L, 17 2 LEROY BARTCPI. Husband ,PI Of Deceir.ber. 1i72. o• a 71-Auto RepaIrs __________________________ a0 .e4auIt may b.. laker. again? yc NOTICE OF IIIITENTIONTOFILI VV1II 1\pprove Parts . AccessorIes r.i £P.t.1 BARTON, Wte DORA 'AITPIESS MY r.arid and the FICTITIOUS NAME AMENDED 72. lmp.rI Autos fcaI teal of said C'm,mnl this 2nd 0' ff07 'CE iS HEREDV GI'a'EN that NOTICE TO DEFEND tHOM.A$ N 'TINDALL and LALUPt of Noverb.r. A 0 . 1972..' SanforC 73' -Motorcycles lIfE STATE OF FLORIDA TO Seminole Cn'v. T!P4DALL are engaged DORA ANN BARTON end ,Annexaton busr.rIsa'tPuerorIiMHwv 17) Wctaar0 SInOet 74-Trucks And Trailers ART HUN I'd BECKWITH, a20 Geneva. Florida, undf the R0(ftctIm, N " Cierk 01 tfe Circuit Co." fiCtitiOus nmt of GENEVA ER 75-AuSos Fcr Sale YOU ARE ,4EREBY NOTIFIED Mel- ma T VihlIn. fl VICE CENTER. and mflti'f'ld to By MARION BETHEA LEROY BARTON hat. fed S that Depufy Clerk register the sad fiame with the PtitOfl in •'.e Crcu't Court Cf CARL I. THOMPS')P4, JR Clerk of the Circuit Court of Ie,nn.cle Court,. Florida. for Sou'i' Magnolia A.,ne WINTER SPRINGS - The' The Longer Your Ad Runs Se,n,nole Co-i"',. Florida. pursuant Dstcmlut,o-m c4 Marriage. Orid you are Orlaridni, Florida fl$C) The Less It COStS Per Line applicable provsi of IM City will extend it.s t1-itOT-LI reQuired t serve a copy of your AttO', ft.' Pta,nt't Lawi of Florida Per y limits tonigbtks a result of anwritten defentet, if any, en Put-S' et. 6 ii :i. 'cn Thomas N Tsnøall of COLBErT WILLIAM L nezatton wlui'h will be conDEJ7' L•l B TindêII STEItSIROM, DAVIS A MCIII Rated For Consecutive PubIS" 0:' '16 23. 30. & Nov 0. sid.ered at 1:30 p.m. meeth'ig oi $Qr Pettion. TOSPI. Alto-revs Insertions-No Change 1?3 '"y (i'incil FICTIOUS NA'E I4OT ICE IShefebyivAntPtt I ' ,igaged n ousne'.s P 711 p,'j, 'iama - Su't 1 AltAr rmm Sc SemInole (.n,nty. Florda .tCe' me ICIII.oini name of RICIAR000P. INSURANCE AGENCY snO 'hit ,?t'lt'%d ,o,egi'o sac r.nme wiTh tt'I Clerk cv the Circuit COurt 5pml Count, Fl-Os mit acto'oarce me oncm'iors Of tP.e r,cftlan Section Stat,'?pI, To Wit SoS Dl Flo'da Statutes 1957. S James * Richardson II P',blith Oct Xi 1 Nv 4. 13. 20 1973 DLI 17S __________________________ Dec eas' NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND APPLICATION FOR DIScHARGr All p.r%c..'t are he9e01 ni.?t.rC tt 1a ' '"t" ririi%t"IPr. nil 512 esta', hat ':ol.pIefed the ed" in,stmat,on tP.er04 r.4 has til0 art .0 0 COurt Fr's' and Final Report ano pi,c.t,or. 'on Discharge Obiec'sons ?P.rnlit0, 11 any. ShOuld be d'jlp fled tile.' •lng of SI%C.'.II'.3 this riOtite bet Ouk Oubl,shtd oce a COflSe(iJt't't *eett. the matts f approval o sad rOP'rl .d th. o'Gei.na of distribution 04 tAd estate will co"e before the Co-sri Leru'i'e R As Aominittratrls said esta'e of KENNETH F MURRAPI Of U..,'ah anc Doyle p.o. 1. 13,, 500 Eas' Mrse BojICv*rd W11rf PA'.. (ltn'da 37719 At'ORPltaY FOR ESTATE Publish t,t 23, 30. 5 No a. i3. '972 DEl '33 S 'o F ' 'air icE 'S H(RI' Q' ifl ThC TC 4•fJ N;ri-Aay - JIIDGF.S COUNTY. Ns NFD ('5%RO I C*L l 97. 130 North Castelberry. Florida 37101, or or bIson NOvember 79th 1972. and file the original with the clerk of ittit COu't OtriOr before service On pCt toilers attorrie, or .mnrned*a'elv II will thOr eah.W'. otherwise a ? be entered egam' yOuto- iereIii4 emariaec ri me petItion WITNESSm ths Court on Octob.' 24 1972 IC.rtuit Court SpoIl ARTHUR H BEC,v,l1H IN AS Cit". 01 the Court fly Cocata V (5pY As Deuty Cleft, ILRED If CONRAC Attorney to? ?rton 1X Norm pliPway 'l'9 Catttlbtnry. & Nov a II ruti'se Oct Florida st,'e , I pf The coCuli Cci'1T OF 1(41 ('ONTEENTH JUDICI'L CIR C'uT. Itt AND FOR s(uIwOLc COUN'!Y. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION N) The Marralt .1 0 E C 44(P,P V c.a.LZA PIUSBA1.r NOTiCE OF aCTION ZA TO PIFImiRY IIa' F'izbn..t'A AyPitje chicaao ',,ino.t n.o'7cYOU A RE NOTIFIED ?tSi an bCtiOn 'C 0SSOltItiO" f mar-aD. hat be' 1100 aganS' t'o. arid you are reauirPC tO spnve a copy of your it any, to It 01' *itte91 CONRAD II WILFRED or PIOTICE OF PU$IC iN 'HE CIRCUIT COUNT 0i THE CIR EIOHTEENTI JUDICA CUlT. IN AND FR IId4O4.I COUNTY. PL.QID CIIL ACTION NO YU3S *ITMUR H SECt.WITH JR ?h Crcu' Cai" C'.- . fly CeCAIJ V (ter1 Dtptf, CIe CLEVELAND uuzE flERNY Attorneys o- P0',ti01*r .. !,antcnl, c,..ca 13 Xi r'.0 it C'.t X I inn '2 ------"1.. on. - C. a, C ToAIICn.dibot$aM Pci-tons Hav,n$ Clams or Dtmav.ds Agasm' Said Estate 'c' and cacti o you are npretv riC'?tiid mtiCrt'OiJitP4 C) PPI" • clamI and Oefridn.0S wh'C't yOu. ett*? of you. ml, hIve aDam? the ,EFlSTER. tIate a' FRED il deceased. at, 04 saC Co,rt'y to ?Pit County JC 04 Se'm'r'OIC C.'aun', in tpit t0ur Fla, a' ; ndvt 01 said Co,j'm', a? Sanford Florida. within, I, ,.piend. mo' from the time Of 1.0 first publ.cP'u1' T#io copies of PCCti of CIA" O? 0tlnVid Shall D in w?iiinig. And Shall Itatethe place of residence nd pot.? office adonis of the claaa'nant. and shall be srn to by attorney me clamAnt' hI and accompanied by i fling tp o colic' arid such claim or oemand not so filed Shall be void 5 Douglas Stenst.'Dmm As etccflo- c4 the LaSt Will arc 'Ti-stamen? of FRED N WEBSTER. cocCi 5IENSTROM DAVIS MclNTOSi Attorrityl o- (aecutoPOSt Otlici fl. 1230 Bank Si,Pte 77 ',m'Drd, Fici''d. 377fl 4. '1). '1972 Plitn. 27. 3 A tic DLI t27 . ti bUU% pain. teen fiec in tP.. (-f Count i arnø to Semindle CO)ft, Flo'O* tht ItIC Of wPI4Ch it THE IN THE MA7' ER C' tC PIVCLA ADOPTION O TORIA EZLPACK a fliFii01 by ard GENE *ILL'i.t CIPSC TAMI :JNITA C.PSO'.. hit rgf• tit' CM P.i lonert. The4e .rtj you to appoat and fie your l" 9 Ansiei or thon ?It(IP Clint *4 tP* Cc' Cou 1 of $eminoe CO3jn'y , on.oa. arid $C'Vt at a copy ?tti.niOf on. p,tturr 'ent' W.e. JY 0 tornot. . 5%' ei.a',nii i,*C.ev,1bnd Mfl 1 un in before ThO 151 da. :4 C,ci'm or.erw. a oetaull . AD. v be ,',terp . b III:! t ipt,.*1l'-i C.rcut Ct.j, ,thrt '" ozi Di Oc'nt.ft. Al). 1t72 in the Cou't of 9. COunty J6t kw,ea.Ie County. Florida. In Probate in re (stat, SI itEfiSIER FD LOa I,. A Iworn Pefl?sO1' Pamela V,c,or.a RettIbbCI b GeflO CIMI Of thu Court, And tO I %.' • a4' I'WO* 145011 'he PIa.nl,$$, t'1a'1'tt ritt 1 SMITH P4ULSEV. SPRANER & ,C'1WALPZ, Ot Barne?? Ba't P.IC$OLS PIrI0-e JAcLtCn,'iiIt F Ior,da. 37X7 n 'trr tian NOvCrib.r 27th. YOU ac,E p.FRPY no' ,itd mat .'s;tton., a Cotr)a"lw fIPJ A-'Lt 04'4c e:a-l. Pus ..ar.5t .,, ilt l* b.t 1i"eCl tufl iI"I3'."PaCPT adyajaU H an. ot c' yjT 'rt '3Vl i'idjI'j'f •i.wr.e. JCEPP4 MUPAStO. t' o ?C e'r P alt.. F.O 9t 04 9* CliwI 04 ';in.r. in ' C.rcul Coit on o' bewetite ta t cf Def'nt?n ti's u cte. to n. d.4ai1 all bi ,attq aa'ns, v:'u Inn ?Pie eiief otmanoec • he c-.tlaint crPfc.al my hand ar .sat ottct a' SanI'd Seminov t iif O)t's FIo.5a. 'iit O)4 •• OS1ON and thi POu!i .4 Alberta C Lega!NO_ _Jagai Notice ijaI iiiic L0011, Read, B U rc A/i -1 . .::: Snnforcl HerifrJ 1JIFP lJWks 3 line Md-$,5.88 $19.14 $34.60 4 line Ad- 7.84 25-52 72.80 S line Ad-- 9.80 31,90 91.00 Dial 322 261% or 831.9993 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHAIWE YOURAD1FYOUHAVEATELE. PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME. �___________ - -, - - --- - - T- ----- -: - -- •- --- - - - - --------- • -- -- - - ----- -- Ito •iiuIorJ i'iirtsfrJ I" cu co CI% Edwards Denies 'Nag Rift -- - II Seek Mh n o rities ____ C& on JWMCaw ZZ — c --- - _______ • Election To The Offi ce 1k-. Of t riage at the tn t''. W"', - I (2'11115 I t •fl. IL .a ' j • iv- - ASSESSOR - 7! low tiirw~ J= - TAXES = ' M Si 4 Z cc ____ - rib . - - ht Iin,I, I knn Inn. 't IiI'Ii I h IIIIII ,n'wIl gliq fully ns I thick he:ioled, like two iiutles And that's been the trot.')le, ''I LwlIev' H 'i)Hfl 4h4 )nk1 he tll? head 11 ttio tonse 11111WIff shouilol (I%1' htiii adVice but ttti let I)II11 lit) things hIM way 1 tell 111 3 (*111'. IA't 1110 1114 it 'rn i n, because I horns lrotii eper$CiWi' ( kIt tIiI' end U'suit will he G ive I1)t tiettit for SOIIIC tot I1iirnrs' ' - F _ -acys— 1114 11f, It g Ii Mi'ain r .r ___ g .IL St CI or - 1PI i Who Is He? LgprQj' ,s N.s zr IN Zaith I&M h=1W ____ _____ he *nrc • 've ir. I ' '*e: ir ne Se -: a .cwva bt? Y(P4 a Ds:t *lrC.vnncr IZW Txa ' P h i*irnar a IN Y&w bt h rese U. b IZLb - ZMa 4 1J' € F,11 - To z r .e; -ere or . IT ir - +i e': zse- "And i 'Iii:, knows that ran'( park thur.' "1I.'uu -.'mir that (Is is the last Sign. 'I'll pi s "ct reSs3e-' o p - '•bZ r?e : - - ' by ; no waiting "Will you forgive this dread. In) crime'?" The court's reply was penned by clerk Edwani Harding in his lunch hour: "The court has decided on your line, "Two pounds to be paid in 14 days' time. — ...3J •- Ilijie role jc .3J' - * r. awm_ .ku i'v r £; wi&.-a =00-- up ln=w a-, aV! gM I 10 YEARS DEDICATED PUBLIC SERVICE si. UWzi rm • kr ELECT t, Umevver, Jz I At ?a1ag1 C • t L trun Mei # - By satr u'.1i1 for the MOST QUALIFIED for Public Office g' ILO — — .-- a F. ho ' -I Dem . ----------- -, Re-ELECT An 0DY 00 T Richard McCanna v It •1 rxt. I'v -• 1 GOiria for control !r, I- ,j'i,ip•;' Stopping (Jb3VE1Up1 Go,,rr 'Jansity as 6 unik acre ar- '1 m1Ijrr rier;i ' / 4f ,rrn 'f re. (Lethr to Pobert [--he., ?oninq Board 4-11 -12) jr,'j * -'.•.orded in County Commissior. minutec 1 12-71 tc 6-6-72 YO MPE RIGHT, AL., YOUR I L(DDoiSPEAK FOR 'Tr I - .U I r1ii will decide ho, - row.... le County will g - Semi the RESIDENTS or Special interests ? Elect a man who has proven his interest ICK WILLIAMS * He Has Fought The Spoilers Of Our Ecology p.cni,,1E*Na progress astan cc tr e Elect * He Has Personally Convicted 47 Murderers And Rapists. 0 St OPoii ion F% -- * He Has Maintained The Integrity Of Our Grand Jury System, A Jury Made Up Of You The Citizens. A. S topr-)-Irq support to residents arid homec,\vvnPrc, 4 -. GO' r the( ucit%/o li'"-e nSerrin4 - f rJr1t\/ Stopr)!rg toP "1 (GO) the. imp rovement oflifon in SrWITH BENSON I DICK WILLIAMS * He Has Vigorously Prosecuted Drug Violators. NOV. i IS A VOTE FOR SOLUTIONS BEFORE Agencies, Avoiding A Waste Of Tax Dollars. ZONING, TELEPHONE 831-7438 * He Has Conducted Investigations In A Fair Manner Without Smearing The Innocent. Pd. Poi \l Mack BN,te * He And His Sta'f Have A 96.1 % Conviction Record For Comfy Commission All Feloiies During The Past Fiscal Year In SniinoIe County. District 3 PLAN BEFORE WE GROW county VOTE, EXPERIENCE VOTE HERRIN DEMOCRAT - A VOTE FOR * He Has Closely Cooperated With All Law Enforcement GO'ling for people protection frrr in the RESIDENTS I I fB for education ',-1 l r, ,'ot&j ;rct:ct!nq the Weki i Rmier Earc Ut'vekp1 i"rt (County Ccrnmiss!oi minutes 2-22-77, p is oGoQie nt ha s had a Red cornpakg n led Fr.r- i:utes 2- 15-12) Since His Election In 1968 SeyrrourBenson has Hd a Gre en carnprign ((r), 7 `) 'ccI - STATE ATTORNEY n ., e.,d i \-~ Cot0sk..~ gns 'o Po," ate reP. SeC)t 3 3 UC0 SO ,I ,,id -,' c, HERRING r"--N ('.v'J Lohb-,i; t- b--i ,r,tiritj against " r)rr-4 rr,;e,r ) n minutes orrh,r,anrr fi VCit(;( for apartments in a low density, residential area IL1i LW!'li V 1t 'X, ?N! Vjtcd ft;, sur'i'ori in a qreenbelt, water recharge I c.r en , rmrlty rnmisstor) minute- 10 - 21)71) VOIH car iaoartments in a by density area i)fl Pen Bii' (County Commission minutes 8- iS-i?) - -- to train. "i's(o :nt'n in t)lU1 wui!I'd lit, returti. "'Iliu'y stock a tickrt .r my 5ab-z a, r The-SE :005"!10 -Is Zk flJU1 A. w Sitp - - A spare for Inv u ,sin the ground, "Arid s I had i'it wr.:i sn)n - multi-family !oninq, the County Planner recomr,ptanrii of only 1, but -/rit) ,rjtJ i favor ol 14, Al trj' th 'ko yot. s : P dr'r fr 1I1•;I ); :iti ,, I;r1i!anul I Al' i !a' ,tirhu'u'I, H ar' it ith parktn4 lii I) 1•i*k t,i: Folio, iiuitdt' 1Ii eu t -, tl. rot1rt in verse Mini .1, 'Its my iinfurttitint,. lot, ''To hi&i' ;arked IIIV rat where i should not, 'With glee I Ibought that I ' wE.E.E uQw- or ':1L'D1 'EiEE - vsn - - - I .' tar, ' D p A - Bac1 What's His Record? vr E - ba vw — )o evel H1II't - Pal lough doctor 'ert' IHIkIJIR about Vttii 1' avc I 3 nU thliii ljoill I acer witilt go IIVPr in '011)1 w hich it s''t; i-'thing hi' never NO liefoip' Ivi'ui lithe teriec Ictit Ievivc'4I, there's a 11111114 P III I14'1 III It inuivie'' S, let' 1II)$' the EtIWftrli 1)4111)113' tIt$(P tlo't live "MATURE VALUE JUDGMENT" le 1W figgm jr Arjc- 19 Ol I A Proven Adrrirjigtrzfor with M !w 14,11 I HPy M an cCa _ ILW 4$ Irr'uitiiiIIy, lit like If) set' IPtIt fl nfl f4 With Vi " fP5)t iIflK the role of the - hih' Vinct' PIns just ftiiisIieI it IW''ie ((till H tiii'cI topiu-aI title, I II lltiuiil*'r, In ((hilt) 1)4' an Indlati -Italian polii -c'iiian, I;I'II 0 1110 \1I tie! ii It ill 1)4' thit' II' .t II( ; IX 111t's iiIioi' UI, i'tht1 alt', 11111,1 6 - SUligV.hui 11111011 Vers e ? Lrrn?r P ('44). I t$i'll I lr ¶' Vince 44"Vq. Iii IIIAIIY illinitrl( - 8Il /l()l')dfIf, k,v. 17/2- 10 YOU ARE RUNNING 1 1()URU BADI YOU LD RUN ON AU OF IT• %n)q ItCH H IWWI II,J eqpuI w$h (he mw. And he Pftl tOugh, fl I"UILII 'I1111111 iinI IHI P WOCklilil on lk1 - AL W v'ntnaIIy IsI,-iIIe twrn tpIv kIni PtIP (If ( tIinI% hi- aik litith 4)IIlIfl$ tO do with It. I'inIhin.' l" Vine, H8? 1 411(141 likes tEw ,'Ree. \ A matter of fart, hc anteti to get some trIP tT '.f lIf H '' 'ttl II(l\ %1. 1111 hIi \\\1c111 Ut1 So At I \ i10 fleo' annon nrc r 'n 511111 hi A fri an • Broath .('i ing ('oror.)t i,n dc 'ot ibed the governor of ('alt l,'int.i sit Uori Iii Iu'a,n i ''Ale 11w there I flfl)l. .' - '7! Li! 'k, t%'ti ttnrt iuiut a dI III I 1, (1, d chr lII'4'flt %Zilit P YIP II),' PHI h 'thc'i- . IIIIII lInt lW lull ol (ire, arni I 'in full of fire. We 're both11)111 torI' 1)111 I hililt I Hocver, fl)'.- that I iiiit has r(ei1nddcl ed her action .x_'LLT OF : When lii', tfe, actre ss I int1i Iote, 1%1I 11W dlirve. th4- Mor flew that Hhe -a tired of ('Olt%)CtIng with horses fw Viner's allen(Ion lion. SEMINOLE — - ar t)I,\VtMLt arh flatb' d(t)i reports that he IiIfllOHt ht Ilis njAr. - 2- • :_- llhas not RETURN I w W X _k _ and Vtn lii the hI's i ill hiP (ntiifl, he __ -i NAN('V A)11) 1 ____________________________ LPQId For SyHorrinj,_Jrecs. .J .l'kij I '1 FA• I• --,._J' I _______ S L GOP �_____ ____ - ______________ - 7 - ________________ ____ - . S - - - )- 1 .- ' - I Ii- ç)1111 ,rd I 4nrrilil sanford HerMz 20--Ti MonW'. Nov 6 LH- !I _ - c I 9i - ragmats So Atlas r. PtL I ~ B %R'1 - steer rsr - , _________* _________ 'flI'AC( ' _______ _______ I H.brii month crts"n i,., 11 'Who °'' pt.ft 1fluuØitrr yp (d. VIUUPIIIt IJVI Buren S 3 ?7 P. 4 Wst, 1 a. zi erecutht numbier of opk. and atilambom esiF daiF t*VM& •TZ$ 9P1tfl4 ?etT?e "Mast T tel: htw i'' tii I maki a _______ _ VE 1i of nunbvr en- stkw v n persontal.1% av. revt su et pPmw cal ,l r In~ let yearT *p. WRTI coUm Mr JOuSt 7 tmd : m',s: cpi'Um' 1 hens U.. irtcY usk "Ma1 •' .V hnr wh as eLimc e' !*' dati :n.. V M 'nø r.pli bnc: ti ai Salo Z AS 'N • - _____ - 14 j Nelfter am 0' W aMt$j 4 i .-_--___ ____ wv speak2n D - rat, na I msu: .b)eec p Poll'' - ,larri. en Pl.kl'Y 1', At. . Abvs "Haii k How * WSI amw L çf Sfl(irm;flt c. it •\ )j t i' P.IIL I ....-: eooft~ u..d .- - -; - - 'n- - 6i I- i( i i - #4 - • N •, at,. rvrnan; ': 11141r.'. :i , tIV' %Q..:1* 0: VOU. 1`13l.lition ;Jr hunche- art- "cl% t( tie accurate nem I at art abir I, - - an Ti1c ut tnt rhiltlrøi 1mw good&id 0! thos u p&-crtu! position. and alit- a: CT an-snrsoint- ezianai that can hr e.celien' Icrvo. ' ' _-us, drtaii-, Ri1 'Pita: 1 it Ap: )'7 Somr opportun:t vo:. m - toi sanit- tnnr car aiim- in toda'. us w:ii • r.e atat hr bet' t ti1rn1 trer: - enencrt At , the cut knrn' ma' Ut .iIrt t*cI stop call at writ• "' lApr cart: Mt)OP'. C1IILI)ItE i June I t 't ott cat: i Jul' ciorer ti r' th e drift a nat ii;' nu are duinç vnc' thi car 1eat I mud. su.cru %%Itt: rre-wnI CfltrTtTiw '- tiiI make %O hri tti' lin: I lilt diaster wnci In' lam; - Vi 'i'flC s- N'(1111M \IK(,( tAui U Srt-: oh tiavt- to won. iactiult it :atrir to; Igir nenetut VOlT i'tIflt Stating .Umrc to kin bt4n'. tin resronic saner the' Sit- aituni Ii vow need nc 1r it it-icon Will one who : ZJUmCn1AUYLr LIBIC ISCrI 2: it- (in: 22t I: Vol us rnn'r dire:: 3) t . u; It1- 'si: Li tuette , t t•-. • i,: i £ 1: . 411116J 98-1 St)PTII ,I. l- ;i a *crn #kIItJS (P' 27 ti lic. 21i Plan it Avoiti on- wIlt Heed a v- 2O . 3h need urn from spccaahtt. intl can plan tin- tutu'c better at trail, heir Juck! inetud &&ln it i, trc'utbic Tnt- CvCn1n4 izir AOVAIIII '~, Unt. 21 tv f,ett 111) I ou: mind I% sharl, siu! "lu 1 tOUT cater , Ii a n._ an U takt tr 1001 d s 'in rcaJxn at-out th $ piact- you hgt sieve seer hcior-e I'ljr i Iakr ntiur ;totlutnt will vn P1sCL- (Pet 2() II Pita: Ji Siuw Vt_It. car. ken' pruimse tin - - liavr made ot gn 1.tnd ar.... ;aut, the cadutdl at cther Thc recreational ii '.cra appealing U '-tt.. and you can hive iJeJiØitlui tunr blair it In a most rccrptivr mood to p.0: If YOUR CHILI) IS lti)Iti- lt!'M\ hr or -% fll one at tho*r clvmmtni: youu peoptr whew mmd is ct.ti willi )ust shou: vvervitung under ific suu. ami therr wd~ hir o vat - % 'I -1 ft' - :-- opportt!flhts for travrteaTt Aflythinr that ha . mm tireatifI or converutzonahst ui hU thin Sport- an: excellent ra. )4 as lIt tint a ki i. '- h-d "The Stit.. intre the'. au nor Campo a am,a iCw, hunt, Last'. : 'a.i : - urcj: flrz't 1 P MU.IC Co. pAa.'ers - J!IvitW at, , tmrjiediats trurn" t1rt; r tie '" ant I1~ie,7~-~ "-~ .~ - . . - ."- ~ o"',it-s'leet did; like Out' grand slant contract nt ant had ntadihII b.d it Jim "1 set wh: Las: West got mad Eittoubt.edt'- %I entmeer an - ----- - -- -A - d• REELCT0. ANt) - .. I WILL- C.)NTINUE TO Y r', ., pr' iME O(F E tEE ' -) 'eq r -'1__ -_ - ( I L_ ,. !" '' AND 44V P HE )sj 1V i3 1AT ( , C44 pvvq ••' IN-LAWt ALL WILLP AILE it) f-A1-. ON it) '1HEl i'-IPE JO1IG . i - _, S $ % -- - ra. 514.5& lit' scientist.- Auj : witi: the çueen 0! cLk,, U:tfthnto:trtmr: tr ;r'-Ifl' I -'rw t wm a',t' - -iii - ":s E4LEP! r-''. Pt- '. itt' •' -"! . - '-.a- w,"-J --' . -s •.i 041 4- IPEn a... " ' £ ' - 'sarf- - t rttJ' .tI - s, POfl?flt tolioweti La the set onti tn-Wit; lead there were sin further problems He '.,, 6 ~ - N 7_~, 14. 1 I ~; H i - - % I - .. 7k FRANK AND ERNEST -- • •,..r tic U t* D 3R.bAiC& Un ruJu made the s,iarn while the op ~1 I t-..tt ".1'.1. - f1s . ,.. . . - - -. - I ~""""' f - - H UFfr : .t( tA+1 Jt.' , •. , '" • . LOOP KN . , ""' " ivw IT - ' W2 ( /-.- _. -' fft • •_, I., . ,r r - '- - -- ---- r1* I -krAm -,Aap"Au., I ' -., -') - 1 [ ~ (~, - .. - . EASIER coen- on taut ,4 "4 - '" V %i~koue r .u. - .r - - BEETLE BAILEY - Wei $4.66 lo .1 I - - leactinjiL nc* sa% C ' UI- tr --- \ 1040W.. 2Q& \ : .-AVE - !? - FE E 111 306 U4100's" y 6. 88 I- r tendc are - Nuriiug tart o'- - - -- ( . AX - N? ~ ." . n•- - '-" Mutt Walker - - _____ ' ' , 1 P )0U - j - -. & r.! ', -._: :., Ira:. lx-c-:' play . - - - 4 • reerdirm th 5'__________________________ Sanfoit, Fla. Ph. 32-670' -- - - - -- - HU7141i14C PARTY ______________________________ 't .m a - -. ,,.., , •'4* r y4i.', 1111101 - _ ,., - / ''''•l -; 3 % \ ,-- , / WE tI.-it •,ir,4 Ii'/ t?d•) (11 I 1 , [Aft ItA/f A'V I .( Pal Pt' lUui' (-O((-'-' 7 • - - , Af' 11 ((,Mt W)f ,ju no 16 JI '. . ~= / II Iii' M •,r. LV - 0 9' ( ,~ 0 14, I 1r, " I And its I I 6 00 ; M1,. (5 . hI THURS - SAT I P41W lALCOP4V A*EA 15C41410* & ILIV4TO* -Folly 45r-tea,iitl...J Over 1000 ib..Ir. Typ. Asp). F.rIl. Seat. a 1 hO titli tILth ii 41)1.141 11' I; ('(111)1 N SI't)UN AVAK1) I Vote 40, LADIES FREE EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT f WINNI It I Janice (Jan) Ilihien CLN I HAL I-tOIIlt)A S UI. L)L4 1 AND PINEIiT SILAK HULiSI II - i 0 BALLONY 50c ADMISSION RESERVE SEATS 75c to $2 50 V JO Call 105 $351111 FOR li$IIVATIOP4$ tAb., Is) A hi I Li. creWv.s ti Ii 'i TONIGHT PARIMUTUEL WAGERING ri_ Cat •. - - Lee Falk and Sy Barry ICAWt I$IrI itti I 'itM P40) G-41U AM) PtC' (,A,I'.kP j .. es '-2 iA ti . MATINEES -; . i;- j t'- •, T;Th'-77iTizs GROWING 70's '1 .__', 1 -, I, -•', .t - - _4 - - r z- Of Slick ou';r OP 4 na Sit - Still I 10 Now Show in g - I'd Pot A4 . -, - Supervisor of Elections RCPIII)tICflhl - ' - - ...FO.THE - _____________ 'tC (AVA wI;i I AM PP4Cf OiJU C) 1 t.O"f U5ILkPd Ml Pt(Pi.( THE n'AM&t Ltad A51' W"Y CA(tiVAN5 J RC,.Tt THk('tjCiH "ti -C'C #-'1 vtu'i. PA - 4 - • LUNCHEON SPECIAL / IngotiI Iiits almost exclusive- T ALVA'rE' ,THAT E F. IT T 9 - f / 4 _______________________- - ,, •-• I Iiii- 'Irtippt'r Johiti role reprtreiiLs ii drastic i hainge of Part' for the flirt,unghanihot H auttif and Iiott i-toSs isistist> til4i)iti ttt,u, for the pasht '' ( L& THE PHANTOM ' I ' We Still Have Our ik'taILtt' Jt-rry I u'tt is is an cli :t rit,'r, prtcliat er and busines -thu ii whose :t'nitures tilt lude tit' Nt'twt'r k I 'liwn ii Ow in of atitotiiittaI niu -I heat t-i, ht' 1 10l(Ls raids its ii wauns 'Its at hit t-tantU.slng, - ,Jerr initials ' Satitiu'tii itt' I distit Cr 1)1451 liii •u Iu,ull% on Ntrike aga iut ti a -rI I - . 'I, Out Patient Therapy oic E. 2nd V.t'tt! tloilii', it to SitV(' SUIfltt,o!y's life L1'Uuh'r CENTER Private Pat.ent!. - VA - ________ 'ii, -* - ifteelive' / 4 - • EC!IRD DRUGS wh'r*-- Vt) ui.t -_-_ Sit' Ii We d .00 '5 30 i 2, Hour t. fJ 11 - I fl%r cOIurnI Li: ii then Too small tar an act to - . • I I tills iiotei stalk naked :t ith it fusdmia panti hiutet, the .I I :s itulti hI,lItt' an waderly inig ret i' tusisesS if I IM-vt'rly - - ' If > our iIleSS4ige Is (SOC of life ttntl death, the- series can't be pure sltipst uk, - - lit' sai& - If I were to juuimp off the - SMOCK -IT-PRINTS •t- p.:.. -' + f + 11* ________________________ I - - r "r..-I r I( - __________- - , 4P I assorted print X -- . --.a -J00 -- PPIE CUT• - make set calLs, zipping from sound stage to sound stage to check the technical health of shows about doctors. lrt';itiv the technical adviser fur - - Medical ('enter over at M(;M, lie's now adtht.t "M•A-S-hl - to his case-load anti is on call to give actor(tQ(-turs on the Fox lot directloius for handling their stethoscvpes tulUt .clpds . ly tw' I (Aniti Wayne sti)'% I I ,0 T t 11 1 ' ei *AMMlT14'7 ,,,. .j,. :it ' i' w-unien uupattr'ri - -, I- 11 . ' 11T 01% n.'r"% -' no. iraiUona,lt llioug.. a. ' r-w' 'AZTER .,.. .%onmer %%1k in panic-ut... i' afieciec am. shoult t'c: side: oppurtuniUe.t ii lit- ta tiu1ior- at' - a: h ua An*wirr tomut-roit at ' I 5I' S I': teac.irr. eacher! - I: 1p /:t'f ,'. flg (' LL3 I 1 jO &r IV, -- t7 ' grauuatC- s-eel(Ilit : uutaildc We Chic L ' R.';;- act or, ret- tor V wt H ) r!WI. .'11-A-541" set: Or. W,ilter [hshell may not make house calls, but he does tuadnt bet'n iontict'd that - - M-A--5S-I I'' has an underlying 11 --______ ir :- Ln I •i - BLON DIE -, - . uVtflVt, placinr aca ~ -) seriuusmwss. $66 hUb; to Job anti sciw 7ur°.dc . l.woclnTV, see n if 41011-i - U.TICflR - House in trouble" Ile wouldn't have accepted the Trapper John role if he -1 ( A conser- Wayne Rogers, Trapper - 141 lc~,P. " __ - John in the new CBS-TV series "M-A-S-H," 51135 tht' thought has fleetingly crossed ins mind that he titay be workIng in an updated version of "Sgt iftiko." "lint," Wayne Says. 'if that's what we're doing, we're A -I ~ I -~~ , d6AK96: ond.at- teacher- durm !r• lIi- ma' tim keet c-aim can't kLavt noticed 0- I1 - _. 45 DF - 4 Item from the - set: Mci.em Stevenson 's chair has r'iore Limo just his name on the hack A inussage on the cant-as If you're not warns, " if STEVENSON. MCI.FAN you're sitting on hun" Oiw more item from the + + + 21! u - ''!' 1 9,11 HOTLINE turd. by Dick Cavohhi WINTHROP phorit :.. jt• . ;- , 4.4Ii* t.iI.iWt 5. ' I _ I A, _____________ I_- -. , HAMMERSMIIH is out 6:00 (6) NP-'- upholsterer and his customers before discovering that the material In question was rabbit fur dyed to look like leop- , - , , L r ,(tt.i, 14 I:Ll1Li_lLIu{*LLIt'TT'T'La....4 :IuI ,.'(11 5. .10 (7) (6) Pln,-i'. ( 6) Ibm tvi,e- Iii 'rh,smti. Vooth.iil. The f;alti:,aor" LoIN. the : ni,n:etl ;iwer of prof.- sslunti I fiicuthti II, ha';turned into sn,nehat of a doormat thin, season They hop' tO untrl('k .igrimfl!t th N o w r-:ngl:,ncI I'airvts in tonigh! (9) Movies A. 30 1 75 )'r,y,tlt'rOt (6) Mery c;rtfr wta'ii she saw an upholsterer covering a thair for .Sonny and Cher with what she took to be leopard skin. She rushed into the shop and berated the ~:~ "l b7 7 1 - f-.-zpctu. tu I I( iLI.VW()OI) ATTt Ys W...,.-$i, 's-li AJ(( NF (6) r t,ntsto". ta tiunist almost had it fit I ' 19) A Q(.) (7) U: NANCY ,NtwR-SON Copley Nests Sersice Cr'r,N( use Alt If a Vw..k (6) *i:i'ra uza Wally Cot, Nan'-'t- Ti;,1Ptr, Ftuhart'y ,, elinati I li-it - .. nI :irt Jnt,n Iamrrh, S.',.-sil - 0 .,-._ .iil ,'tttitirf'i h,iq sp ,iI i4,t,iI 6nec ,0 to Pt' ft1)fl I't,ictt5ecret Slorm ()ne Lite in LI" I ()rc'oc'l ni (9) by Bob Thavu $AY8L TH E 111 t J over -. . r,., -Li ' ttK WtL)IC WD1"IC & wir fir IIe,utm, I - !! , Pfl is ' i ........... Fur really flies 'leopard' .,-. fo-C.twst,*s! . If - " Tnt cummtsiunt-- .is r' r:.iittl- student: tIm' n"v t:. - If M p.rtnr' b HOLLYWOOD - L%A~ A~IZIF :,- ATI) cm..te • b.r*.*'...',it: • Mau, r- --. ' (6) Perry Mason 10:30 (2) ( iiit-iiir.itiOfl . De 1I ill ri - trinstanti a playtnw coat tuckering r-nu1,Ie ti n the tour Other guest stars are At,)-, (6) (,itcI, ftti Iitjht (9) P1r-il ,n iei1 G.irne totS -' iii (3) t) tél Iclue of Plight (9) fi-iling 6,irni' 5 (Ii) (3) AtintI P*i'r World (6) 1 ntie I: 1 9 50 (6) Pr ci' Is Right 0:00 (2) Dnahs Place sir" y,,A Hl%i . IA by i'I9 Ttw,u 4ri' ac/u)Irc I- fr.''Ua,Irr (9) All &A V (PiiitIt,'rt hi' () At. 11*' 'Iri'lt1 Ito rrisi t'. Mettle " 1 19) A :0(1 (6) (apt K,iIlq,lrot) (9) .likt' Douglas c oo ti) ('tiil Don.,huo (6) Romper Room (9) Movies ti 'tir r sir to. a nIc ci ¶i 0 nature. 111i ItntI.us arid t t wife, I lenny, flavor the t-nrn."l qr-errss WhIt It'uit the (:ltI e'er 0 (a) Summer Sems 6 4% (2) Snorts Club 7 IX) (2) Tdiy ':'tT h'lL' .'tlJ 11E l.TAIP I -..i a'fP-. TIAT, ihnre'c a irtystertrtis cIt-tnt-ri' 'ih Ira' in the person of a 'In furl I,, ',tt''it'l cc'S (7) 6 - by I 10 (7) D o ti, Vei n 2) '%,t I'1 1 . rcw alJ.4uN1 cm -. • k A SS 5,14 5L ht..i __________. Cfl''- IW7'EggEP" f.AW P4 'i,. '-.A 141 \I\II ' II I(dI "'Ii IJ.II1 Ilf\ \i{1) (J ftJ\dIIII I \'-I) .R%ISj - ant trun -eae empmisU Or t'cvupatlona satet: • i '. 'u"ri r dumm player, lava Whet: oU ,jii by Crook' & Lawronce •7'-r'p. tsira'r IMMTDI _TIDIJJU. _I - '' lit - ,, i Ucruanc to, goods- and ir I II pSi rulu,t -t-'s wo; i' at. I4ru&Jt. -- ','rrinp S.tS 5 MU U NI NO - - ..- , • ' VA. AN' I '4S'V PAuI5I utrtr £ ;tPii # Jill 0 I.\UK(I \1 111.1, ( way throtig r ,n'iw (lag tours ' lu TutU- ri ip- (! hintro- ,sir Pt It' Tumor? ti/I (A) pop tier working n vi.gf. III 1.?) N•/,% - On Doi c c'.,1-itt1 wher n tOr' heart I% (1) (9) ?Jo'e '. 0 TUESDAY - 1:1!! / -. Moor.: C etUiifle-rrtru. growl: wI result trot;. Ut austria euanillo1 Li niee: tnt xncreasm population. : -' Seitill., made Uw- grand &Izri OSWakl. "LxitcLt ), 't -V ly Bowen & Schworz -- ' - ii a Mt Govern 1O:33 (4) Nin 11100 1 ofl)Qtll ¶,PItVtN II 30 (6) (9) 1,t1VI.% ..I•, • . - CAPTAIN EASY - ('(V( U 70.00 (6) 11511 Cathy I coflfius n It ineli. i-apRil 1urtn tin- 197u - an nesa.truizia:i 11.1 Vd • --- _- . - a M ' V 10 (a) I ),~ i ~ .~_c -- - -, I I -1 E! \hi' '-III I'M N111:u IMagir V iirpopl I Pits' Is i r ituiesly starring Sucu 1r 4iIIari Ford fnint .Iamnc's (of WiT"" faille She ;ilay; a s tiidrr ' Al ; F-11 1`400" (6) News. (9) (loins (hg Top - r•t,- c'. it. 410 I '' , \ e"w aq ' Pent jt.. •.i5 t1 It teIroU vs ¼ __ - ______ r -td (A) (9) h4-. t-t. 9 i-il U I NatIonal (;t-(6) lIt-ret. uty (9) loolball ' V4 •-. L ',T L path c1emocnar- "' Ct1tT ru1rI .- queca as at-.- iitt iw,p 0 •pee vt t ha bid t Li effec t ant! wanted It, mak'- 4. flIW ntun rebu: anti that ii Souti- - tA&I A-bik! 94. hi - P1W Z ('ft'tt _., reer:- a t'iemrnt-ar am: tioi vow partn 1 f - 'ItIti ASk (1) IN ,ils' to, s IA) Whit t My 1i7 d) I tilt. Mile i DPAI .c-,eismrv( - in' m.iorit' prevait , , - V. (9) 14 I ('1) (a) \ ,' ' -- ar 'iv it. anion;- tnt lastes 9.' rowmoccupationai Iicki if reten ' • 'her, 1: i rubite- bruigt uanti tna' got alt lou mad South tool, ant too • at ur 'n! a asktd W,,% iartnt'r couldz I __ ni' -i ; w • / . I 2. ) , ?h - f. LUt but: 4 a - U; it Yhit' thr r. (stroll Itiliter" indoslurl I'orrcast toy vow tzgt- so Detxmher i' new real, Par you' capt send your h;itlialatc sad S lo Cant.ii ltg:ner.forecav InInhi' ot newspaper t, ho, 621, Hollywood, Uhl ')Ofl?lVauT __ I t't •rFJT.'i Sosrntiso m' txx)kle Pi : Un- Save (1w Itepubhr: en -iotn • (,eoftre: H Moon. .-.tltn: Departnwn Cori- lon !tarn;w- , t-- 'V77 -t-:ou- ,q. £ \l3h, t114 CII3IIUnEd head enWrec t( J -tccecq the lmpsc (tin the fuitur" well s': A rr,etin-:,r 'utrumnnq In Just half hour, b''' thi' AU( News learn '-fT'r P fliis iritrigsiirit isi (,,nhit I) P'a"nord is Ui ()) Pic,tI?nrwtd ',c;ismrc'c IA) I 'i-si' (if I t in 7 (it) (7) To T.tI ihe ItIIIII 1111111 of , Coll %0411 P em I''l 7 - \\\ - - icpr ti hell Ict vcul: most :sirnt'd :ntti 1 hen i- 7 - "di of - 1 III mman mabocrar missioner or iriu' Statistic.. :-• 00:1111 " ~ I 'I 1i-er ..'I'. -' - Ala-, tht-rnlnorlt,e:,theI cat. Is. piltagrc toot", a iulie a iiti hu U oar kepubti minorme !IiUfl UtrOpFt tli OUl(: no: stil have eua ntgttL wtr Inin,. ;iwa' Iron exigineerini and scientlih, career- in- majont: a- per ott' ur:tte: - ti •i •1N4 •. '.a. , - - -• )ttVa APILILI)qp-,. hut 11_. i , by Al Vermeer ONL" RUI __________ CCLiNCIL"' LT1 ' It, L1t.1l I1()UIt ,, the bes t Ime of pLa even wni Chant'. tm ClU'.!s '': alized entn rrrcon &tnt rraht- understand vot. and ciii hr root' help! ',iarii;uta,-la tint- &red ttrm; ;us a - liii- titm7 Crou:- aflauh arttnt- c.at-act' an(' gond 1aac vol _ I - .\ L - - 7- - , N ,- ' -i cf-reinS cplendsw.. The moo magiiifieeni pielitrr rer' In relative rrwrllq tird 1114' of 1, qqr In c-il Phi' Unntt,r " EVENING 1 XAMS vWW OF CiFFNT derno.na-Tht& Juitzt-e Joni Fuiirsnal explainer: wh' clemti-r4-'- Ii StiI 1 il 'W!,PAP5r tKflPPr tho sex- ' son-wont a nar - ,Lrn r! In. Be Bu t than 2f ncr cent but . per cen: cn.anc-t had mater i' IOflhSflCt' I 'Y vI,stoll P.'\ () N 1) /\ \' , / ~- -_ * . . -- _.~ __ --. - ~J etire T~ -~ 1 1 ( __ ~ ___ LJSkEO') M . larTtttt Tnt les- ' - w Itrpubtsc ant: no roQUCI ()RPl(l (lr U P'ttu 'II 1 ud t-'U 1' 301 Wafl It tu lab. over %'our aftair- will. u tugiiri-ur will , h* ngi' souUri ni rrfltitrm Stilt aim t i. tar tlim Witt r1st'. vets, 1191, ....- '..........- It " rF !' lo ~ , !" au i.11 xi - river ant eomt iU fist Ili In mouth £ C) Ot.aint- ' A - 1C ' 'n r'- pm cause a: Un curren uro; :i (.oflhiituttor: 1 ' I S1 . C•-. imt girLs ieavt ti&ne & . ii c - It, . 1 opuortunhtier '4 1., This f\ ii w'u , ' ~i- our t" turtirt tii ant Iinsec Mar. I.i,L, I LI-LI (Jut) 2' u Aul 2) I IJCIiIU. listI tttuatt've * Z"11=21 or 81-11911. flaUtTr car tiflfl tint- result:. tui and r.'rtiçtu: kncw what mats- titian-. and tT It- piea.it . &j nu't- thrwa t-v mn' tortne. - - WE El 11 Careers - tool mon ctlrTnlnl. ,• tmna pp- Larti cit T$I!ItIIII! 16111 to, r,,nI,t AfiL MU NEWS 11`IA. 'U* ?l..t Step it i' - It k rhlfIletilt to (lit' __________ too • ' A'IPJ AT BRIDGE adep: at sun. aftzzt am; it. ther: etwiUflueS oursear, nn mans other - Aleki 0 ___ t i ll, - . Ipt 11 I II R if) 'i' PISCILLA'C POP A GFT FROM TIE WMOLE FA.MI: ge - p t"sw. C'a' R F kIT14 ( ' ant roar ha al&i-a'. heei neetlre to: mint lit carttu no It get an' pain rn thu lniidt -POLl ' W4U, SuCceilit' result- Itandk petsonul, businet,. ant. cnn. mattc,;wrt Ava*d Ont' Wi. - t unirwniiv U' vot GEMit Illetax 2 J It Juntiott and an usoctait- can Tyr It eyc t0c3*\ flavc du.cukaclfl earl: to: tint- rr-VJts rood .1.' to: nan.ltult' c'ni. tnant-r alit Shcn& voi an nioi *- ___ • , thus VOL car. lit- mac netntu ii. zleahnl- will, ozIirr ve •. '- (ned Fn.rt'' rit ? as a \9. twc- hit ml look area: 2( n Ita 20' Tni' g - . tht'i lair: I: s (otor it' a tea nu'unr a: nuntr awavsmosth girI- he!weet ,, havo patajlr(~ man' , riuct: shade- but ha%o nrvr~ ulirt, enanIfIl a, M- h-L, doet, ius: flat pain. lstov,. shim shadtart quilt oopulxr and that we: %htw lool. 11vould ItH ol. larnet itti rname Tnt .ini Inn. i I,rtn sun that tin pain r"t'r munthl' ittt in •ruru ' ticr 01*' ma: s tir' out the - stud' at, tin tamt, %%itt bulb- turnee tie ant set j! tflrrt art an' snot- o Iih: roman, thrntit. IUIVI tflr ( Vest . ))LM (ilRL'-liart du no: ti' butan: assumn sW meant pa;ir: iv .i-calfre naretimen: %hatle- 1 lot. •nvnu, S' hIr't c,hot* thd Pert Year there were 2L3 4 rw' court lltPwldt eteetim-. for " ' I' 2' add tiorta ote t Un (,overncr a- 1'. - 'enaco ret-en classica Ii ca ' Mai' hoie- to tat ti Indian.;conies to thi I . a StThatI SeE 0. Sm. IlatUU WA . bafl- &1tte CflgrfUmaI: ht ant tnreiened h' St esor. uiet. mother it pollm: cte aru tner bab'-ci Sc,, ttart*t woe n ies' thever in tin autL to ortirru boos 50 h*lt0U. Ui' total turncu' of votert st eloit tha - .. r'-cowi. I &as Iternemne: U: dirLuori. nation . .IKf 1tussi. cuzen fli . countle lfldiafl1 ha. Tie Im Choiet a: candidate of • one 51 difterenet vote W. per offict ______________________________ ' i• gratetu. wt tith car Choose- ntr leader, 11. tirr pnva-a, ; %'Otlf4 '"'Al - fro,n tue C'voii c- t. ' ASi ; It - --- I . f .z't% I. . en- - .--- -) z> , - - PRIVATE PIAN LESSOWS txctiz' .1 . • - read' a the art unclui feel - L. t '" would havi, ,Aw tria Clot s' - :u - I i -- it Q1 Ikkrr ettr4 voter, apirr-t it the IIIOI VflLZfl. WOpaf l'OUIU pror. , - sc&.rr's C*ROLL 4"'. Fez ' . nif Th UIU LZ p - - • flLl !i.'t-A-. 4 da l' reaac: o: vow t-utumt an ::i.e:r Ilari- Who want Li restart, vtlinwt't: lam; :uidt- tt :1- origma l whitenes. ar 4! vcarr I hvt neet . tilt foIir, .n:' iii:r. tnt-n c itt an - utit euarnc- . nIV' thret i:olrt: FV% am Ut'- II it tn,aUtlt t ,00C - ur.,, 'I- - - - couh: ( T' \ bOy trltfld. sart c1rtn)WI and negIe1 tht-rhildre! Arid cc the cirrlt be!1fls irrnw - .ii no wan',U p sameotact liki I"rw(' fir rseem- hit mother at T ha nk., to: iistt-nm -\TliJ _ n h. 7)51-IOU. rets1erer vater i, tnt t. i'-thu- 4. TIUCt. greater honor 'iu , innt' hr Valtafl! (leSt it cal vow mn' ec-onornz-a- wav'.0 -, ii . , the- 1l!- t. i L tfrrIl3r of gnoc candidate Wilt LI zatesrnen incteac.4 o. men •har, It mare: ir 4emorLa. Ja are parades an wave rn 1&a SCtlb.t POiltL1i o' you teeru-agers aIs( Sometime jut, ant extr4 %ott it , volunteer vnt,rnet; prrcmr . au uuct Tin Ut hour. late rc rat - hau' tha: AV VIE ?iikl er. ; rLXiaric. mother tciot "art-prsmtst;L.bttte' &clru.ctfu ar% oTter. tvired• Pniizewnmar. Alter. tze thU ... if - iom. 0 tin oth'r wh flavt • , , IrrtadnL.mos. 1n, U man: uU on, Ihas' rude nelehb-cr; whi sene the!: thitdret U tithitt Tn' s'n anc without askin' i- I' con'enter' The' _____ la'et' Th fron sugar Inclet-c itrr girl,- Ukt Marz4 .orgt ant it other warp sinet • thrr4 rigri II 'ott ha beer ai ea1ijr 'tjt* It U 2t time- t • h- • flt O• OO(- 0 CoUrageOUr tuIt, ilk,- to a& - h' an ": tr th"t - THE BADGE GUYS • • •-• I - pc'utetilv mi't- c inutifrrq the killer 111111 in fl tfl imit, choc't c hi in I)titigc' ,-IlI,pn., instemi itT hailing huts as a Iw'rci, show slgtmc of outrage ht'i-ntisi' the killer ti-tic shitit In the hack - ' ' '11 I BURNS - ' %'E •w u-- ti4t! ir •n ic-ac. proc 'our parent. ant. it tnt tnt-I VOL art directi' granoarrTltr Twillrespontoh tar their ballots'Iterniru. then ma: a: 't.alk'r -' I an 1IX it. c • the chiT: arui spirt'U guns aric $CTUVE ' j Wf'Vt "Man' n the wnrke! with" said PoIire%totTat aro Allet o the Cucagi Polu'v tieparmien"c voutt d' 1 - ,Forbivouwilui:ustvoir tamil'.- car'tiipic:uoItictrr'- writ ro1,,err I "2 ant guec list ______ P I. •4 I M IIIIRRII Fritir, 4icc P',tar P'.t - ant: nations etet p011 knit' )4t, rr'i' ttc'f 4..', mad' home. tilt. (iut(lncr riarzn.eu it i.u' Lit:':vart: ane we wer, tm awart o: thi untz 1 wa mowing tht varc. I must have twer. thl tron- the mowe' that Ut • I 4ierr u . • ti - c.irnf ri t. a ft a.Lf' . MI. it rn- hat: anti rit.zn; mi roall' flat: stin. Vu IL'IVt ti-let: hurrin- then (41' £Tho1fl then. nut ant spravin. th"n liii' tnt-' art stiI tnert Picas' ':i somt-nnt- tfti: U -I. ?.I F. .4 t I 1-1.,011"I. " . o.. ._____ Ab Psr a uu.ai rst), wilar k L. A.., CAUT. , . g5.jj &i U t.att Inea P Pt) ag, CLATTER with BIMO ________________________________________________________ vrn vmm folk-, 0• 5tJJI1h,Ict runs'- It tw - ft-ut Sn t,,1-r S'.inl,sirrt in IUPWA'l .,'1!) MAIl I INS IMItIN Mr. Wor itmth hl,nqc'It. Ik,n file-kit-c fur tic tin as ti faith Itt-tiler. uniting other liming. Inti gIIc'l shut Hut the Itiortiect ski I flab pit tort-c flu kit-s Spank y, a Icirmer hurl stat now It y1fig is c'c,,t,nhnk at $0 -wiUt Pile singe tv,n,ihc't I 11111h (n vi fl by henry Lewis OjZ Thur if tfen•aer. Ilk! Mar&. So Ifee) vet frustrated a flO rnuW tiavi nrganizN ever 1' hr%n4 Ikiwt if VOtI t111 I hig ntxtlrr- it f'Vt" COUflI It anci rathntfln'.t ltlrnuiunavt Prohlt,ii Bvt ?' . a .btCI - ecl,Irnl ::t , cIn the 11""O' it, hunt thiti the s'frItui killer, (;t1NsMoKI: IflS $ 'MhlIhinn'' .11111s,1111(,All,. panelin, tstmn pin)-etI n tnw%-er on liii Itoh I )nic - Itmrtms 1111111 iuililmer In 1111111 'mint tin iti I thin- Murgnn Also eimiii guest chits in the title rc'1', tic it in liii liii I! liii 11114111. 6, 1 4, 11 rlvi, - till iiiii'tI cliii - , 1 -- prrrrin our grwrrnmen: ' ,, btt either. IIowevrr tat- wam Its* Wrote . ad slem sistack. and C -e pI.a.r DSI her Siut CC*a)aU). he Af I IIIPJL that. ó',vflt aeu gt I 1 Ru: ' I . • I' .,4 . ! - ' - . .' '1 • Crant Dtt Mt mit - I k:-_ -d1__..- j . ag, • ••r) ,-rant: ' sht War. • \pfl. Slant t7 `< , " -,\ g '' th ,.••• 11 : a 'I%L .. r)1A1: flAI' MAWL Y(W sever calls voi b' Vu' arcu .5- ' 'ill ii ,'. i%U prinsar II CAMPUS T 4+( '..' ' politira riut. ' zuarU qiok I -1t- '1&• -- ' irh svMromt fea:Ure( b rwwrrr1 nedt I f' 'eye: M_m werhar? peorali- %L .z.. I. Msr ttrwtnr &...IfVrL, G.rp %. - - ' !1' your n seemr t1m e cut' oextrem mars Jr - •_ - '.j&\T. QV --_ '-iLc - -__ rx% I - a'•t 'Sloar, lavth A ___ Maxit IMCtTtfl •, --- A ' - tr -. __ - - -T~,_ !m_ --~ .741.1 ': -. - tIr. im M a it feTTlak rOwtprTar tht i.at1 Queens (irLc fWt: for tttim- ti wt rar datt tt ieade fl h" canna! vote - 'ft r (kw. s& t examIe. z, ho' gari raflecf tht Iti - your' Infer- that we ma': Ii IteIIm' tmsb.and 'vn tsforhtn. wtr-- Tnuc Iu Harr It's for- von whim, : l'mzbarv.. ut rat' 'fla: 1 thi' awrt - I - _-_Iam ____ wan' I 1 j' 'c'. e 1 %_( ,t,Ss I', m- • fuIteprI.arPr dm' npei Ii wai: 14 S%a' etetI$on AI are 7 i4 - zggecte. VTL a $- -ant -_ U- e hi attetU. r1I gongs r - i tT-* IM' fittest umnt- fe- Pr IxN* If, Year?. am,' 36' days * f r \& - see hallqit Ir \nvemhrampat'I 'et flft r hP v(e 'mat rhaIIenyi a I . timr' % nwP(: to voor ' I' i 14, yr - an roneep-Z -s Pi '* ' J atou ttn -pr -s-rw ti ____________________________ 3 - (vIl t,s ' 11 . A-N, A . : , L , /'! vu4atinr&s and ?t.34Jtharg of Uruversflv Will h SC$11Z1 thcorderh enndur: st-al' or *irtiRr, 3 r- "He'' o "Si'- theft. uga- !btt 1j I 6- V _______ I I fOtTfledaIorw raria etftiiTc ographica Lxne Man; serv mosz a auxiizarse.c ti ho. t - trimtV,91auau1t IUCc'citk ani 1iun- 1a' pro 2_ raid ____r ?ijiwi do Pftlft cii VOL ' titsi Inutile' I mr, warrim. V a mar ww- hax': ea11ei me or I •• rflGAT: ALj*J Pfi-!'-t tha 4 /7% - '___ MI I '- Ii. 2.-7 the FRI sav, g1rL un& - tr rPr(' involved fri 5,O(K -_ - I - spirt u'a anC I I -. I-_ -:.--- 1.,_ . 7 ~L~ the'rt trJ, l:' w: unm ma'. Us fin kruvec aric gun tr their pw-t rar: _ ____________ - 1)IU O'I1)E1I ?ri zr. t zurt• afAllth sv obv.oii. bsumilA4 .,r,.v. •rpm t'): Maan*a ii. Uit '- if I .W \I , , C-44kW-111 11441 It"Irk klIZ.' ____ , tanrn c- enrnr - au PWi- dear tua- -_-1 - Rflt'fl!i . I - yy1.• Fd.ra Rureau of flvtt2 sUtUst" for that nerux ever, further trcxr. thc - i - "Threw away 97(J liITfl( - s * 14 (WITfl1Ql Th IIHih%tr& Ii: the amon p1rI 11 th rougt- 17 row' twu', as las: a aMarag ho '- r t1'Ufl tht I c12ç perfttT T rmflect' tny ntV Journal &rie ia • ' t pa ' 47Z'hsn.. Wap.hk Rni,r vetLt, ?'n?.!In A?-.r,r' - H..n (I ] 't ____ I Iftl _______ 2 -k Yftsewlaw I.or LI I)L4I. ABfl'L a. P&z-un, es gw±- 'more tn4eT*ren: art. term. ti U des'rit p1rL- it. rerr: b' tP t)enRrmu'n: o! Health, -nra wh that Ir(t 196 U 4 III Sy Abigail Vain 0RL'11s,-qAT0\WFq.,- . 1041111 IM 114F r IrzF V ~, R"41 %:.`*A_____4 - . la ,,nforrenwn: agetww men: s1inkImari CirI n" 'More aggrecIvt ant: h Ppang av ' , 1ismtha van :; Nou-seithed is caiiing flIn$tWi. 41;rMrn1I- P5Irni$ ! Hymn nir etn krljnr. wtuel- t a: ronsk erabb .- di Uw- 1ar nZ1 r tr2. fron rrnenta 3*-.tr.ta :i ' ar.• ehilivc ver. rIetrth4n little W6 But 1 ts S 3h Tsrrr~ ifs appalling to ask I I.,. Hen Su!k: cnr ar Avdther * r"- hlnms: ; (1) r) tht a -taker b' the cni* Ci'wt' pf"c (Xfsre r. 2970 tnvC)v girk *flC MfIia1 'TflC'! fU'r,r'- a th4 rriwrn numhe - n f.m.,ii 'an'- whi . a T narrirs' th Xreet LRThL apIe 'S.r1r 'I • !-- ___________ 14n, .4f 11110 P . ,I 2:1 C141"riffid FAh I ~~, -'i - - 'N V , '4 '11111(1 I'rvs'iPlI'S - ____ 4,)'rvncthr.r :j Anwrismit; - Among Girls U e Is Crilo ! I ~ fromk~ i1mr.. ACUM44 - 1 197 ____ I ''2 I• - 1 I' •vitS(I (OMIt t I tSItttitlt t)N 10 I 10 MI' HWY - I '1-')2, Ninlli in 11:I(N IA R K 51 MIPSItI tti NItalt TL'c ttill I MMII lullt L I, C OF ___ Ite �MINE 4t' -The Sr.4rrc He-*W Mriy, Nov 6 Indiecati0ons ®R ! 1 11 Drug Crime, 411M Pointing To Innovation *** Is ELECT ******** High Started - _ Ry MARION BETHEA compihng information, locrng witnesses and tremg up the caw beior actur.] trial as well (As another Innovation by the as during the trial. Fulenwider fleralil periodic visits will be who shuns personal attenVir made to the State Attorney preferring to be only an rnt'ge office to apprise dtlzea of the part of the team. said the indrug, the crim the good and vencatzvr force assists an the had v.ltuatlonswnkb exist ln law enforcement agencoar rount. Following Is an whenever requested, and art oerowit of the first "visit") often ci4led by local agcwks &'minole County Is fortunate An example of this could he in having a State Attorney lnvet*gaUon of fcrery. erroffice comprised of efficient, bezzlement, etc. 0.1 articuiste, a.ic proficient in- malfeasance or misfeasance dividuals whu, mort imFulerwider said tw part of portantly, function as a team the mvest1gt1vr office wu and are not glory seekers in- directly responsible 'or the dividually. arrtst of c'oiwicted murderer Included inthis team are Richard Gourley, who iad fled A ssistant State Attorney's to Arizona The mvestigato" Newrnjn. Firn C H Eii of i.irr i wari' Eaton; Claude Van Hnol IV; from is jiulgt, calieL4 Twcon, and a new member of the learn since the police teletype had Edward Remel. Of course, broken, and read the warrant major tano is sLie Attorney over the pSone ti Tuscan of. Abbott Herring. ficuils An Investigative team par cicellence cor.arsts of Jack A ATCHDOG OF C(ThThfLNTrV Fulenwider and Edward and he secretarial Fuieniider elucidated ttit force who keep the sims or, the state attorne offi'e is tin ;ad we Sherry Carpin; Mary "watchdog' of the conimunft. Vowtger; Carolyn Rrwielle; Investigating complaints of and • i ynri farrefly citizens who may complain T"IREE ATFOR'tY'.S ginst las en PREPARE CAS I orcement off tcera In fact. he illustrated, a iolire chief and Vat, Hoik explained that the two officers were indicted in assistants are presentJ inthanlantic after being inpreparing for the next trial vestagated by the State attm'ne week, and that all three are office. The metier was taken responsible for filing of in- before the grand Jury and informations Each works on a dii'trnents were returned which, rotating L'IZr with prosecuting Fulenwider said, "almost trials. wiped out the entire police Keezel presently spends most of bin firrw In Brevard county Queried how a i..ltlzer also in this judicial circuit; proceeds with a complaint, he filing Informations and said one talks with either out of preparing cases involving the assistant state attorneys or uniform reciprocal support investigators and if validity v, Van Hook mentioned that establudwd the matter becomes upon moving to the new one for action by the off i ce courthouse the office attaches Presently. Fulenwider said, the will specialize; that is one will office is working an two cases tile informations c.nly, another involving fraud, reciprocal support and others Quizzed as to the ever intrial attorneys only. creasing arraignment and trial There will be considerable docket involving drug added responsibilities, Van vrnlatwns, we &k"d If the Hook streud. since with the latugition is worsening with the nptuur. a Art*Lk V, the uflice youth or the "cos" are just will now be responsible for clamping down more cindomeaaors. fictently. Herring, Brock and -Fulenwider, Van Hook said, will each have individual offices, the rest will share an office, One office ' . wU UJtL%C the secretarial ii0Ol ' or LA_Lf .1 Proposed COUNTY COMMISSION I _ . .r c.411 i n t '.r. — Sanford is ifl('lUdCd in the prOpVCd tt'anspot'ta'inn t)1Olt't't for the vldi'i'Iy now tinder study liv Environmental Design (ri)%II) I'I )( ; I ttiid tIn(I('i- 1iSiCt'S of as dist lo .('(l hs I hi m O' eola '1 r,tnspoi tat ion Authot it the Orange winle 1 ('I 'I, Reg on al sOt I(ii (eiiLl i' n the Wilson, transportation plannoi' with East Stewart Planning Council and Fred Pshvk, ED(; vice 1wt'sitlm'nt Both tflt.'U, involved it) the study. S(8tC(l ui11 details including the number of buses available 1111(1 ç.O IJ,,J number of times per week the survive will he con ducted between Sanford and South Seminole were ifl( oniplete but some ser i e to Sanford is phinni tlit added. \\ ilson stI(l a $2 m ll on gi ant fl-0111 fedem ,tI t rhan Mass Ti',i nsmt Authority IT M I A ) is expected. 1 These funds will he used to purchase 33 new airconditioned buses for USC in Orange, Semim'ote and Osceola Counties, — Wilson continti'ii lie added an elderly transportation project 14 uniting such facilities as Dram Towers, Sanford's senior citizens high-rise, with a run to Seminole C LO Plaza in ('asselberry and thence to Orlando is being Bs John A. Spoiski considered. ''This service will enable the elderly to have mobility," Wilson commented. lie iridica ted another bus would operate between Oh, how I wanted to be the Chuluota and Oviedo, linking with Sanford, also in firstinluicisig. the planning stage. Ne%er made it though. The elderly project is being considered f rst. but As a matter of fact, oth ers this there before 6:33 were Wilson said, this (lid not mean that persons other morning, according to the poll than aged would not be prohibited from riding the FRED COUNTY KEL-LEY SHERIFF wat.'hers. Vote Janice (Jar..) - have been with lav enforcement in Seminole County for fourteen years, starting with the Sanford Police Department under Chief Roy C. Williams. I then joined the Seminole County Sheriff's Department working with Sheriff Hobby, Sheriff Millioti and Sheriff Polk. During this time I worked many types of law enforcement including walking the heat, patroling in a car and investigating organized crime. Supervisor of Electiiins Republican PC P l o l'Ob (t I If You Want EDUCATIONAL REFORMS funding of growth decentralized control fewer laws and n!Ies less paperwork property tax phase out Beginning three years ago. I specialized in working with youth of Seminole County. With the cooperation of all the police departments in Seminole County, I have held Annual Bicycle Safety Rodeos at Our Certain conditions that exist n the present Sheriff's Department deeply trouble me. In the Jail there is tremendous overcrowding, no rehabilitative or exercising areas, and juveniles placed there because of no juvenile detention home. I will support the prison farm idea to relieve these undesirable conditions, where the minimum security prisoners vi, ill have an opportunity to live as n'irmal as possible while serving thc;r sentences. We also need a juvenile detention home. respert- CONSERVATION tul attitude toward himself, his job, dnd the citizens he comes in contact with da;ly. ft ecological protection with economic growth incentives research recycling I would appreciate your support and vote to insure these ideas become realities or the betterment of C0 1 Seminole County re'.id'nts - Suit erel politics & politicians thru responsible actiwis way communications Yours, M2 - 'DF. BOB" Fred PO.JTICAL A:) PA:) FOP PEARSON i W. Kelley, ,r ..¼inI . '. lT:pat,4, C.m. Tot, - , I • . . .. 40. - Deputy Ally. Despite Poor Weather ote mate, Vice an anticipated record turnout President Spiro T. Agnew, baltod.i'. as '.ssters chose betwee n loti si in Fo )r, Md a suburb '. title Baltimore, s1 "four niusre years'' of Itichard S. \l II 11'AIt 'OUit( I ' say Not t h ", tet nam is building up its base camps along the U. -e_st and northwest o S. M(Owern, ,the come home Sargent Shm er. cast his vote in Rockville. Md.. i; Washington America" candidate. suburb. it e it v v r it i n s or C.understorms troubled many WAR 11EFU(;EE'S from Quang 1'ri 1)rovince were given chicken feed in a rice scandal ,IIS involving high-railking Vietnamese offiCi, and U. . dollars. John Schmitz, presidential sectiows except the West an(I nominee of the American Par. Northeast. And still, Americans ty. planned to vote at midday in %%ere up varly and in large Twitin, Calif., his home 0t)-. . S . : FLO R IDA (' Nl)I1) VI'l"4 on tod'iv's ballot .4 ItIiStO dUti SEX. fl ,.. 2 million in Congres,sional . OflhIfllSSIOfl l".'.o former presidents, IIar• numbers everywhere. ity day's end, more than 80 rv S. Truman and Lyndon H Amneric.su. '.vrs' cx- Johnson, '.crt' using abscnte' pi'ctt'd to cast tnrsr bailots. 1k'sides the race between the Ilel'rt sub . nt and his publican uphill fighting ri'. ti from the Senate. voters will pick 18 govtrfl(rs '33 senators and an en tire hiout - ballots. Another onetime White (bust' resident. Jacqueline Kennedy Onissis voted in a Catholic s htI in Manhattan Republicans were hoping that Nixon '.t)tll(l .uid that it would product - .,_.,•.".......... ..'..... stL.res which does an effective job of removing traces that you just might, have harked us .. ák A _4 A t. lit . . "--S Prcs, '.4110 un Sept. 21st r e ported that the state, acting undir new guidelines, w a s taxing pensions funded by its- - V •'' gt / . f / surance companies but not thoc funded by other means. t pen ions .irt SIn( ii coin insurance Iuntdtd by many of panics, this nwitnt that citizens living Florida's senior on small, fixed Incomes Were belngforcetopaytaxesonthetr annuities, while others were not. As a result of this reporting, ' ' .t• - , -i.- '.. 'S .-. 'T-.. . . . '-_ - ... - . ... -. - ' - - _ . . -. .1 ' on Octoter 31, the Florida tax. Ttuarik your luck stars ti we do have a free and vigilant press, neighbors. . and when - - . . .'a -/ - y . -, - , . , something reported i"ading Mc(ovecn bs 61 * * State Record Seen or o ys ec ton (i FSO5 pisUcti1:a1 elec'_;ou. .\1' Fa FA l.LA UASSE E. Even the rains, considered by some Floridians headed for the polls in of Democratic Sen. George lining up before record numbers today, em s supporter'. is their beet dawn at hundreds of pret tnt. ts in a hope to upset President Nixon in 'htn'. ot voter enthusiasm Ltrnpened Florida appeared to have little effect rains in a on turnout omik slightly b hea mnimbt'r of cities and some flooding Iii In Tampa, West Palm Beach and PaInt [leach Daytona Beach, all drent*ed by heav' EI&'etions Director [)ot (flisson ruins, elections supervuors reported reported at mid-day that the state was generally good turnouts. "turn Beach '.ell on the way to establishing a voter reached seven inches us rain and turnout record that would easily smash motorists were told to ex ercise caution the mark of 2 . 2 million In the 19W bet-awe of flooding it )I I \ .\ . ' . '. toIsiiiiisu.'iier Julian tamed the adt'ptuuii uuhL to tie ,'usisiusc...oaer Juba Morris w.s . dune in a "clean" w.uuier with ,ubesit. no t.toud upon It The propued Pit Lh.LCWC ma to be pubLlhtniteinbers of the board to deLi'. th4rter Is to be adopted by the up the Thursday edition of The ubtitissiois of a new charter to (uuutIL'sslon next %I0fXUy4 Sanford Herald. tue people of the city When iukLmf for an opinion, Stentruiii .ain warned that 11% Manager W. E. knowles index ti srt i it .tppro'.td ti'. flit itetl S. ..harttr u k'iturstt in t)tttinbtr cum bt iisuniipaht is tht tniuu. law riaiiemitt in the courts and he said. likening it to the lB treudetiths isistit .s&u'. ertisung of the ('usit.s(itti. 3B Bridge dot uitk'Iit, since it has fl)t been the uec continued that Business ltetsew 4838 ioriii.ilh' approved by the a city charter i's so uupitant Calendar 2A govt'u'iiing both 10 official the city shvul'i v L' estreune Ciasst1lvdad 6848 ia1 cx t's.turt, has no been property or iuwa 68 L'uuua.' uuthvriseI pense, if i'isar), to see that Crusswurdpuzzle 38 ct'nninis'tuner mainT its atloptiori Is pi"oper 68 Pr ('rant' t.rs,ltin Pear Abby —. ('oiulnissionCr 38 Mc % er, relying on the opinion vi Editorial cununetit tA titiatn Ittir- I.niertauuint sty Attorney 38 Weather chisun, sisd de!ay of submission twom.VW 38 it9 ci the dtcuiiient to trw people to'.pit.aI not \'t- 'tci h igh 1W 1,;1i t.s'. iiji jjj.Ij ' , on en- don't want to )U IrI Stentrum continued his effort list night to ptrsu.ade (cUos '. -- Cabinet abolished the anriUitii's ~ . ''-" 7 . ' thusiasts there Ls this damp. ening fact: Dixville Notch hasn't picked .i presidential winner 'mrni.'itstarted midnight to .3. Put for Repubiican en- '.'uting in 1960. Charter Action Improper ' J4 IIS Nixon voted at &-in Clemente, Wil gain o( 5 S-mate teats and to) .15 per cent. The first voting results came eats—enough f' ({e_ He41 Ikn House. Mc(overn returned to publican control of Congress. (ruin the hamlet of Deivmiie Generally poor weather over his hometown, Mitchell, S.D. The final Gallup Poll found Notch,N H. It went for Nixon III : most of the nation failed to stem Nixon's runni.. legislative and PublicService o ('all!., near the Western White Al' Political Writer getting out the vote. / R us rs 11v CARL 11. LEUMDORF • those of you What duesafree press dofor you" Well, It was the Associated -. . h?d W. Girleveii. By-the-way. with bumper stickers on your cars, there's a guru remover which is sold at most hardware . ..;. County Judge Raymond races press, it's usually cause they 34 -. W. Young Issued the order extending the hours from the morning , cording to a Vietnamese sorceress, she has heard it loud and clear froin the spirit warld or beat ctismipbuiiilng about the a . - county. This just might tie the last time to get a plug in. ..ac- that Sen. George M{svern will win the U. S. presidential election. P.S.- She al_so said that shi' meditates best after curfew, s h' n flit noise of the Hondas has died in the back alleys.) t . I ( ITY ,J All )— V O ling hours In Hudson County were ixtended by a judge today until 11 . m. ).ST because .4 a breakdosn in about 40 per rent of the voting machines In the largel y Democratic votes today in San Clemente Calif. while his campaign ough election organii.aion .OflLfltICS right day a series of radio commercials flilfluu, a Cambodian border DEMOC RAT STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT \ Bulle t in SI s CONFIDENCE in VOTE me averaged about a minute or so in the voter's booth ; und you've Liken the time to study the ballot and have your mind made up. it shouldn't take you more than 30 secinds or so \'ith proper adminiMration and cooperation of all law enforcement uenc ir in ihi rntintv rrrijnrJ i ng counties, and the State Bureau of Law Enforcement, steps toward a tighter and more effective control iner ad types of crime couid he taken I would like to see a hetter %vor working king relotio nship bet een the ci ti/ns and the Seminole County Sfft'1I1'5 Department. This ould he accomplished by the law enforcement officer who has a more coordinated control *effective appeals system - the elementary schools for the past five years. Recognizing the importance of our youth, the future leaders, I organized the Juvenile Division of ih Sherif' Deprtmcr.t. At the trri 'f siiy tetigtwoum to run for the office of Sheriff, I held the rank of Lieutenart in this Division. long wait *n hne. Those ahead of 1'rna South Dakota to cast his ballot and await the voters' verdict on his 22-month-long campaign : loser CONSUMER PROTECTION D siiu'kiii,' Mt'anwtiilt', in other prednct.s inciii(iini,, (our in Altamonte Springs lint's extended far into the ('sty hail parking hI and the X e same were experiencing I .. indicate'J a Willingness,; 111110i smnisk'.' (ruin içort'tte i NEW ...S 0 proud Al l My precinct is No. 26 in Like Don't be concerned about any 0 -. - kind of overwhelming response. presently , normal 8 p.m. poll closing on an application made this cause the therotld g areas For n;ne years I have participated in the sport of karate, and hold the rank ot 3rd Degree Back Belt. This experience has enabled me to teach sell defense to Law Enforcement Officers at Seminole Junior College. Timifitit wnq rx,ellent R.9 well , buses, impressed and proud of you Jr.. your Republican candidate for Sheriff of Seminole County. I am 38 years old, married and have three children. I have resided in Seminole County for twenty years. I . i Dear Voter. (I' 15 this morning 1Mngwd 33 at prec met in mninut€'s to cast their ha114)t a. 31j (top photo) while, cup of coffee in hand, another g(Wl citii.en w3it her turn at 710 just after the polls opened at precinct ?A in La ke .Mary I)jr- notif wa,; Pxtremply hfavy wnder ov,,rraqt #:#oxg it all .1.1 pnillinq Drizzling rain had no effect 6n the Irong IineS 61i'vnter-, waiting 4) tr, ' ' And by the tirne I made it into the office,!would be even inore I would like to take a few minutes of your time to introdui5e myself to you. I am Fred W. Kelley, A RECORD IN THE M A K I N G . , SEMINOLE sinp rind one-half hourl Th- one another and tremendous patience and none prings, there, all were ilispluy iisg Sorfoni, Winter patli'rirs' and none was shliwing Ovi mh, like Mary and all to be deterred by the crowds any ns'l irsat ion to leave aroun d the ('(July. ( F'hotos by Jr1 r without r isling tils ballot. At the tinge precinct 8 whIrls '.ot s in 5Im'. uk (,zinls n iInr tii'tisl,'tI JO Ft'i't into the yard i .•I f I ''s' 'l'lil GwirvTouby was In tin" at -inc,' 28, Sanford Utility When On, tr i lls Ihilhuirig, at 'qk'lIeul then', 12 persons tere already in line. Voters only complaint at iii re (Ip cinct t '(Il' 1' i FOR - 1 ' FOR YnIttng (line Ito vote WII on up o '.%ifll long line this morning t 8 this inr,rnins, lines ti t the Pull workers at precinrt 31. Sunl;anvtn ('opt kt Church, lA)1)gso4x1 City (loll, said II it; prN'incI 35, exten;lerl 'sf10 Sit i VOTE lit ni i' of 11 90 per rent turnout at 1 )q,spitv the fa( t voter; 1 AdvPrilist Vhiir(hawl .11 Fit 43 Imilling, places werr, jimmird izf,,xl himior. r fly DiLl lS Day T ' IN,po)lls loday might Is, romint: :1 t:::TtI:O\ INOV. ,0 Busline I fit tim' pipnt1, to pwir, w; most of tho, romit-i't; crow(h wi,rp reportrd It) be if) Inc ues Sanord ' 0 O!A0VP appeared prrillrfloti It IUJUSTRA TEl) The importance of the office was isaheutly Illustrated In that as a case is put together, often a witness is found having information of wtucti possibly the sheriff was not cogmzant.Thts witness is located and the investigation an is "beefed up" b, Fulenwider and DcPuy. Van Hook contends two or three more investigations are needed since the work load will be compounded when misdemeanors come under the jurisdiction of the office. Fulenwider, who works "from can 1.11 can't" says as long as there a job to do, the office will do it. There art no regular working hours per se. investigators do the 'letwork" for the attorney's onit' Iselil (rise fit pt ii,iffV Fit in' I 7. , ih DONN A FISTFS pe GROWING 70's two are jammed Tuesday. November 7, 1972'-Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 54ti Year, No. 37 FOR THE 4;; stale needs Most of the county's 43 polling places ?lfrath -- S Turnou toyed by kids and iiilhhcians alike Is discovered Murray, Suzanne I)avis and Angie ()uthnw i by children froni Christine Keeter's kill shown while on a field trij) to 11-'oi- est Lake bet,timing clouili, 1wesetil isgrertl. ComitiLulowr dergarten class at Dear Lake School. Left to Farms, Forest City. Wt'tbtt'tlii'. htitha in low mind ii id iii'. 1 45W ts'iiigtil orisunsi 70 S.tt't'lu,nu.ban 110041 Soflht' \ hi o '.4 % em' a p pi t' 1: cli Sit' it, ( Ann Riley ('hub' i!owcrs today aiid tonight the remainder of the board parti) . iv 18 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1972 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 06, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 06, 1972. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 06, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/71af4604ce5b6b6ca2aab8a92cc1cf83.pdf 19be64d6dd0961e6559b05136a33d7f3 PDF Text Text .V..'T'i Thursday, Sept. 7. 972 Sanford Herald , YWBOOK REVlE\V R ecorus j School LL On Taxes Planned Mikk Smith , cU (' Canadian Pics nIer dral. I in nt gittin excited The album. .ith liner I " untlen b Kris Knstottersrl %rit*en fur The Atociated this Lime "This time mean the re- is. except for one Knstnfterofl Press Ronnie lease of his newest album song. pure. d rock n roll TORONTO Ai We have a CanddJs king of rock-rolI• W m The }Iak says HalAkins ca ses his 4O pounds f makn it nw lI get a onto a cia in the ti -c rr - m of er muic might ' at' li '.' r than we ever h.id I had a l.1 hi su4. heavy help on this one He rattles off a list Of musicians such as Boots Randoiph. Fred Carter. Gra THE OTHER WOMAN By Marirn and CarheMcCo Rona Jaffe Morrow 246 Pages 4 . •_ Othe Ir L R ft Look A o an' . t Is Dreary . in Beginning • tOt) N. - Maple Ave rIi P - P in the var his Rolls RONNIE AKlNS tnds be. of his home near Toronto The car formerlyowned by Lads Eaton is Ofl( ('1 13 .r' HaIki?l5 OWfl &cirth a total of almost S8.3 Royce ' __________________________________ - 4 ; - _,. I W OR - •'i - MORE nfl 1 S FURNITURE SALES L be - iWY. 1792 i ~ CASSELBERRY - Old •• 1 Ill j ilil ISTIMATIS IsaEi$ LVLIUILI - •I'l ' (tAi I 11 -. -- n '' ,41' a' '. 0 Ii 8 :-• I a .t - ' _ " I "l' ' I I I i . ' • LA1G nil I I 1._. .t . DILIYIIIP saD I%T*1UD I DISPLAY , DeBary NOW! L.... . - ISTUTZ ALL ALUMINtJMTOPI'ERS, I FITS LONG AND SHORT WHEEL RASE & EL C&MINQS ANO RANCHEROS A-d l II __________-!- _________________________ ..---------- iw. y.zg -, 1S45 N OtAtcDO av( - K_ m MAtii*ND tit - , / nd your .. 41 george stuart ,pl,o. 2414431 [2 133 list 10111sal - - I I Am MN CA RROLL ELECT JOHN' FACTS _T' i IIII1I_ _ I4:triZd e. A to IVUU - A Man of Action I '¼. [STATE SENATE 1 -J L DEMO. SEAT 17 -'. s. '- ; ;' . J 6 s''jaa and 11rndlrnnm ___ AOv P.0 t,v R E 11 r-nr )1.te,; ri,, AtT SC3H O O L 489 1. , o I. Index r zjw~ I I It V_____4 7 I ..il - - . - 14 t ..14WW-k" op"~ (( Jt'czihø FACTORY DIRECT TO DEALER YOU SAVE MORE WITH CURTIS MATHES 8 year Picture Tube Warranty I .111 ( ongrsitUlLittOfl to soptiia M. (2 yrS standard; 6 yrs. prorated) Gov ernorAskess prisoners in : ttLt( transportation to the pulls An organization which is doing sssmmicthtng instead of just feting 'lip service" Keep it up teilahs X. You know, there's so touch : ' spokesman Fur the gnt uUlit said, because it was ''hard to say what was going to happen the attack at the :lKL(l('AN ''I'ItIVAI'l' SA\'I N( TAPE - to cut po%loer consultilAton. it plant We thought the Plnt utit lit servitt, have been .. - ri \% ifluini I Ii out lsitittg \'ietnarn, The Sanford before then was out of , service generator citizens from .: Sevrelary Itoget heirs ,James ' ,' less. MEDITERRANEAN STEREO AM-FM-FM/MULTIPLEX BACKED BY CENTRAL FLA'S LARGESTI 4-SPEED 30 FACTORY TRAINED TECHNICIANS TURNTABLE 199 hatred in the news, let me lay a little love on you - . The kind whiictiofllyu mother can give. Mrs Frank A Gatlin of I 'Ikt' Monroe has a son Larry who'll 1w 0 )ears l)iursday. More than likely, he will be spending it in Germany, as a "guest" of Co. B. - ri Engineering Battalion, U. S. Pos : : . Army. Momma and Poppa say, :;-: ' for a hlaIf(tbzdfl rohhers who the search AtIlericaI eight 51101 Virgin lslannds to (h'Lith at 80 ('XCltlStVe resort while the territorial governor orders flags flown at • (Ut IUOriL to ti€ ueau. half-mast tl "Ippy Birthday!" (lairry Is a regular sui scriber to The herald. he'll be happy; the folks are - so happy; and this is Friday I I'm happy.) hope you find the weekenti the third hurricane of ttw I).%%' N htouWM Atlnotte St'il5OIl Its she olrifts 250 miles off the t)tt' U. S. winds. coast With 84) tiiile-aflitoilr -. ,------------ ' f lit' itittt'tt that colilpafi) ticuils ho1ii'd 'ut' might have 1usd seine cooling rain which us oukt has- c kept the ikutand although weather down, forecasters sass only a 20 i'r cent chance of rain across the state : The trouble was blamed on a leak in ii boiler tube it the iutftirei facility, :.: (II i'si)t'&'idllY Im'si IIW(l I('(l('i'Li I agents ednesday ' lud spoke :: I N IllS SI I A It P KS'l' :'I"I'A('K Oil the Nixon o P1 ,SIOIL, lithi a(thtl iuiStl''itiiIIi III tlii' : , \Vhite CLilflh1g1L (1'orge Mc(,ovt'rfl SiYS the house hums heen 'very clearly mortgaged the special interests of this countt'y." • P. It ho! ía 1Ii fbi. Rec Bond Campa gn i Opene d By Godfrey '' - - SEPT' 12th PRIMARY COIDq. for should not l)e IflVOlVtld 111 flCgOtiatLOflS COUb. They'rCg0%t1gt0 SEM INOLE COUNTY J*#ot C A .:: .' ,,. A You Go' SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION '. ()lymplcs. ': 8-TRACK - ,L)tCriOrlh(lemifldtflg tht, release of those held member of the Seminole Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees Stereo Consoles & Combos SAVE UP TO 30000 ' it c,111 to counter the threat ret a liation IlOUt 1 ' NEWS DIGEST .... . IA) - . - SUPERINTENDENT By ted tA i " $ I *----7_7- Curtis Mathes for AdvtlI.)l'ffltf" '' _- by selling direct from factory to deoler. WI' en we cut out the diitnibutor, we cut the cost of living. Why strain your budget when you can hove a higher quality 5'Ø Pt$rf,I'$i *. .' B £ Higher quality doesn't ho'i'e to cost you higher prices. Al Curtis Mathes we PR( )PERTY TAX INCREASES /1 I ! 1 _Ij! P ower Resume Certoli, iriliurti give you higher quality for lower prices )SES o A FP&L S SANFORD PLANT AVERTS BROWNOUT PPAI'uIfl r;- Illinois, Wm. P. "Bud" *F'A\'t)RS * ()J)( Resentence • . DEMOCRAT ELECT _ '' :.'-:-:.:':': ::-:-: :.'•:•:-:•:: to the 1970 Census, The World Almanac notes. Of number. approximate. ly 6 million It v e in the South, 2 million live in New l'ork. 1.8 million in Cali -' ' ' - - and vote. - SUPER-BRITE MATRIX PICTURE TUBE y%?.t 'ts". .- - but I would appreciate your support COMPARE AT $700. _* Z. - • . To : duties of my office will not allow AUTOMATIC TINT LOCK pulation or about US - If 'AUTOMATIC FINE TUNING Nearly 10 per cent of the ----' Ennronmental Engineer Consumer Advocate Concerned Citizen - -V., . - 2 * - -INSTANT TOUCH TUNING I .- *~-, _________ _____________ (Brightness Contrast, Color Intensity) - ' ('ulpepper. with iiaatstiifit'C \ l.ir. itilisation of East fpstui hut 1Eirt'ults I:roUl) It'd liv tiiuii t)ttItIk and 1 ikt' I !tII cli ar.'.i It .tn'i t l'i.uk I Ic t'xi)l1ilfll'(t then' is inthursday getj thing.' done school parents for the neW chosit stiffii'ent funds for both s ut ci's s full ott afternoon by Ss'ptt'untx'r .t l!i74 a new prasured the Semuink' (uuntv Tuskitwilla Road. other than ('ulpepper were Ray project.s K cclii I .ed by Dr. Stuart Ciiliwpjwr. SIII ton anti A. F. Supt. John Angel sought to Idihi' howell high school at School Uo.ir.t mitt) approving we recommend ation Built' Jr., fifth have the board approve proposed $3 million coat to be from 1111' ('iu)rUSCs and With chaininhiti Al'. construction of an all-portable defeated on a twtwn tie vo'" Partisan Patents group of iuicuiitwr ii! the board, was not recs.uouuiendatlofl5 to house reatly by .January. 1975, two uiiidtlle school as soon .t Voting '.vItfl Angel was Kes". Rapi sts elementary schools, both at per sons, the atutlents in the county through approxuttuttely present fb 1)t1S.SlblC. and Slaton hut voting na each. approxltnatelY The list included unThe action apparently board voted three-to-one in l97 76. .k r, Br in' Mrs were Atiswt'rifig The Herald's etc proposed for Winter favor of the portable fiirIIit doomed all possibilities iii Culpepper only 'nay" vote was cast by tlii.'stion on what the action mediate priorities for con i southwestern inford area schools receiving A .trs. Bryant said i nditioning, since moneys Jean Bryant. vice chairman. ought do to tabled plans to air strutting four permanent Springs and site air co hooLs more time to :or.sider the The two elementary sc Receive had tentative March 1974 superintendents suggestion:; vo te the and sought to have -nmptetion dates. new schools, delayed a week hut her motion ,P.p,,,0 t/ To fund the failed to receive a second. new lito'ted a ,\ngcl Liter. the and Culpepper state wide education bill will sided to prevent passage, thuo on (hi' November ballot, which. the four-mill request is still on I approved by voters, would 'n far'h 4. By %I.RU) BITHEA ballot but, ac llow counties to request the the November ittorney Albert FittS flied league, there may S(;it.' Education Board sell cording to C a pi La I pUt) t I ft me nit. brief contending the selection it not be enough time to draw the I county bonds. the jury did not afford -i fair bill and submit it for placement receiving national promutaflett i 1 '1.'d The money used to retire for several years while thetrial. Later. ut t97 Fitts e Oct. 1(1 deadline. e these bonds would conic from by th I habeas corpus mr th e death writ i I Also defeated was an Angel cnn.titUtitiflaiitY Of the licensing of motor vehicles penalty languished in the trial. local request that .10 new portable 'r' ,to R_ 11 and would not require a t the time he two et-iuft,s, and -which has recently for _____________ property millage increase, classrooms be purchased been ruled unconsltiutlOfl3II )V ;nt:twht1ct in an inter by L placement around the county to LO Angel advised Court, will District Judge William \kR-a' the U S. Supreme County, in order to sell bonds, alleviate all double sessioning 'Jo' I see the results locally ii'. banning eeci.1t1ofl tint B John A. Spolski I i gal ,'uiauengt' of the state ta" . It ____ inut pledge 90 per cent of its until the state-wide bond Monday in Circuit Court. rapit..l outlay and debt service program could bring in enough s.'-. Two uumite5 of death row at and procedures in capital In. fund.s to build new permanent the funds for retirement of ______ since prtson settled. was (aifOrtl state About those two at the Stat.- EducatIon Board bcn'ls s.h.iLs On Aug. 17, lt)67. U J. Dtstr'i will be r'turfled to t%5, '.agust, (11virnics. .-I for Monday Juttge Gesrge Young oliter"t I believe the words of Sanford ruuxtenciflg before Circuit stay of executltifl for the best applies to this youths and retained 1uri'tictan Judge Tarn Waddell. "The only good Iti situati !C!Lr after 65' ri their ease pendefl On M-ai 4 knowledge, anti the only evil is I .sfliLil it i.:ura of rieliberatlon, a Circuit minatitrn of the itatt.s ___ in Florida .,_ i delivered a guilty ptiniirnCnt .urt jury recomwithout ,'cjqt iii ,lmflt'tittrnt'flt .J th.' in the case :;enttior. of mercy -otiitItUtiflfl filed 'ifl Jimmie L" Florida i Israel Gilley cifeetive Oct. U flar'ii 10. ll7 rumnwttitllt. The two teen-age dplatdigflflra it the death that pr'nudes . t)uths were convicted of the lei'Iar"tl L5fl os p."iit -ape iii a 12-year'old Sanford spoke like achild." ,iIbUtUtiuItIUi, those Pe" sflUI .,irl in a field off West Sixth Two spoiled brats who really presiou!tiY seflteflt'rtt to death -street on Feb 3, %5. don't know the significance of enteriretI its life tinthe girl was walking with 'hall he their actions. Perhaps (iso, an rtMiuimeflt and itirther that ,noUiet' ettilti when she was three years from now, fate will will not he perit)U5 these saulted, and her screams t eligible lier paink. i 'rought respunse from a neightht. cilse of tile raised. -i .iihtnl woman. 'The woman c lenched fist of one John Carlos at ,be tillS! of Judge .rubbed a stick anti beat the Young's order, contended this at the Olympics in Mexico. ed two youths until would eventually result in the fled the scene. but wtrv the two ~ Today, he's begging. i We're rownou I'' being returned to the state ippl'ehS!flded two ;b'i later by courts for retrial. repeating an earlier story oil tnm posse They were i 'I', wen hav' this cat. . and it's on page III There pen-tett to til tO 170,000) KWs this sentenced to death in the The new $40 million plant had Lit.' tile Ity FRED VAN PELT in .-iat1uns 'leetruc chair onAug .4. $5 1960. mi operating at near present afternoon Electricity output was CX bet Moo's.[lie critical (ntis' for possible tt y Judge Wjdde[l. pecte(l to be niirtnal this capacity of :I7U,00 titiii ii out' is as the peak Capacity will be 419,000 KWs. i Power and afternoon at Florida t'ours 4-8 1) in Thursda y . sinet' Now let toe tell you about light Company's new Sanford Willi the plant failure, Johns River out put dropped to 100,000 (1w Riviera Beach, Port another Olympic athilete , ide Wednesday evening but was I'.vergl.idvs and L'alatka FP&I. plant on the St. Mark Spitz' plants aisti hiai e been operating it near statew uiiue Vn(L'rt.IUumfletI( "brownout" Wednesday and The swim hero stands to after t-t':', \rea at low level betaust' of r 0,000 K% a Guide . restored t lii.."Ofl or his .3 Farm nCW% I .5 I. .1 XIU Thursday when a boiler mursti'.1) evening . It was ex- necessary renairs SB i,%Hornscupe sudden world Fame. On top of ..ble w ." calendar IA Hospital notes Another new unit callable of 1fl3 that, there's a possibility of him tr'-h hr.'etnry : P1.ibiii' notices Hollywood a accepting N. producing 4l9.(0 RWs is CX tiurvh news Sut,etv petted to be tpt'ned in mid-1973 , and actor Kirk iB-7B contract. .sstf led ads lB.in Volusi. s,nt:' Plant, at the Sanford advisor his ;wrsomial lB is l)ouglas oust's County on the St Johns River StOcks 513 At ta boy, Mark. Make it .: 'roWQrtl pzzIe Gw: amiti U S. l.-tLl, jtit .Rross Like :: ijuntilt'. I ear ,bby 58 dui :: 1htihtiii1iUi• Monroe a ol tutorial L'urnmnent (.ustouia r is it not s arnt it it lb % I ' I (.1 It 'ii \ \ go v ernment ',d __ time to see each of you individually, WOPLD ALMANAC r l ' , .t ; r for t added. A r Since U. 'i'.' provide note oum.l.ng nior... than a four-mill 'ax levy to .requesteil f o'ar.ty 'ioter November. Angel asked the board to withdraw the mtlIa.' request hut all of Ange. if s,t tmE Al ,i proimtly $7 million Angel submitted proposed sties at I aiks' unwell fr,c a 1'1tii"flt tiiittfls seh,l to be constructed at a $1.8 million eatiruiatetl coat and cnimpietesi a tiool iifitlitinfl north county s hisils, Walter Teague. 8sxo( Iitte You superintendents said, ,ant csnd a .lnllar hut one 'p EXPERIENCE Fill. who wiitcd ititire little to tuily the proposal ilviiiicctl liv t'xpe&tttl to be used to ('liuiUItIle the old Sanford facilities now ill is' 1ipj)llVil toward controt u.n '1 tile triuiIaIr4IrY iiiiildle uhit.iii tin iimoIfl'rty purthiaseti ii few uiiunths ago on .' all - --------- . THROUGH PI '('ontd ( )n Pg. AA (ni I .- OR.UN.DO, flORIDA QUALIFIED The - Us 1111.1. SCOU trade-in Committee said that there are • - COUNTY JUDGE GROUP 2 EMINOLE COUNTY creating Players Pian P" charity. will go to your favorite BO B" Ghost Train" will be on the Carolines and the Mart. come a I 6:30 P. M. Reserystions for anas. These islands lie al. must be made before Sept. 21. Sept. 14 and 15. Tom Thurston. rrost on 2 line between lia. Call 574-2139 or 574-1963 for chairman of the Play-Reading wait and the Philippines. I I lif 1% Is \&Joe Ith TO list the as'rotnpltstirfieflt.4 of Krider, hli !nurP its rnsrnager for the Seminole County ('huihet, which later tø'earr,e the Greater ;,,nirsrtl ('barnbc't ( o f (ororrierre, and for the ear; 1.4' served on the .,eminnIe County ( ru.uriI;cion and S.nford ('sty (,ovnmissIon would rrtire reams of newsprint hut some of the '.ighllghls (if the nntans career in public service Parents Pressu re Sch ools I it 190 'V . Portable Middle Plant OKd , Banque K ck-Off A WONT RUST 2 X 3 TERMITE TREATED MAR COVERED BY 'PARTICLf WOOD ftOOR PATIO ROOFS. £WNINGSSCREEW ROOMS ALUMINUM SIDING AND SOFFIT SYSTEMS $tJJD ON ENAMIL fiNISH ~,~ FLECT • I I . j % -r I __ TI R onnie already ons 13 cars. finds herself in the dreaded role inc u trig a Rolls-Royce of houses'fe. orring about light bulbs and groceries Ironi I guess I got about callv the has become the corn he sa ys, mit'ted mate. because she tied up in cars That a a sore point with the thinks she really loves him Finally there is the unexpectI Thats Wanda. a slim hru ed development Matthe aist-Iength hair wants to arrange a divorce and to cit. goernmunt agtni ir' ne-ite w ith - including the militar trailing from a delicate face - marry her Will Carol give up tu and part at a into shift their men ar'untl girl he met a her inhibitions and enter the perils of matrimony' Can dents and faculty inemtwrs of' later marned ten become wanderers, farm Ano ther sore point ith the Should she' Wanda is a 163-year-old log About this time the reader workers migrate. aerospace firms hate a high rate of transcabin sitting in their bac-kard may not care Its all a rather lets, old people spend their bChUld i ('luster of tTNS dreari tale winters in Flonda and their summers in the North. facto rica run around the clock. I a disruptit life style the midnight shift in the rubbet factories of Akron serve as an example. city dellcrs f let' to the suburbs. retired people t i cluster in trailer camps. ethnic groups move from one part of a I)eBary Players will open DeBafy. announced three city to another. pseudo towns their 19fl73 season with a kick- plays are planned for thiS spring up around shopping oil banquet at DeLand Country SUSOfl. the first of which will be malls "Ghost Train", scheduled for Club onThursday. Sept- . MIcronesia Dimmer will be served, buffet- Nov. 9. 10 In DeBAry. This play The islands that co:npflav style at 730 p mm. Those will be taken to DeLand for the Tryouts Micronesia are the Marshall. . Interested in cocktails may Tourist Club Nov. . . t(J ',w It on Famous Name Brand Luggage (. ri! they used to say Graduall -' %- "pt Rn islet IS reported nfl vi" at Ion ati.l Is 11511 P" teil tit return In Sanford untIl next week, it t faiiils'r spoki'sfiiiifl salsl FrIday, September B, 1972-Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No. 14 Luggage 1-1 , ~ - _~__ any of the really heavy bread more. but for status reasons feel like having a di 11 ii 111 1 L - . Iit step il.wii .flr. ti.•" work only .h. eu iaker sa id K rider desires to 1. r t him' after Sept Trade in Your . . __' ,. - - .; I 4. -5V uouIdrneanachangeofUde But it wouldn't mean an apAnd Carol becomes his 'othpreciable difference in life- er woman.'' or mistress. as (21I!,1 & . So what old rock n' roll piece typical of the tunes he sang when he first some. uealthoi,. a globe-trotter came to Canada in IM from and of course a nun %hho ~ __I1111111111111111111111111111 Block's tax course consists of ., -=-- !, Ph 322 $371 A N A T I 0 N 0 F 81 hours of in-class Instruction STRANGERS Bv V ance Pack on the procedures of Income tax - -- • AIR of Sanford, Inc. Sanord - a r,.utfvatt'r Kriiler. f'((ln15'($ SttIt5''I'l4" 115 8 even awl for his abilities to gel ttiiiiit dine. letter it sinniun' esi in tii'n the going is rough, his s presid A K Shts'Ii sikr hr (1111111101 1' president. %% K&W § ."i R' 11 'i "B - • IIiiUt lii)41 Sanfi.ril sirid Spt,iinol County civic lpiIIlt't sitiil iniltigirial prrH iitat'.i .ttitiii K rider is fu iiiIrii,t ac ItilIlinger of tile I ,rI51t4'r 5iinfottl I ')iutiil.'r of I f,ti,rIIerI:r. ii V,citiriil he hs., ti'IiI fur thi' lrnt 18 years. -_ ~__= - ,I voo""ttitirt 0. t'e' SOUTHERN chl will teach prospective preparers about taxes and Lax returns.. 'f•' ? mId and meets twice Rock and Roll ResurThe ucreasingly rootless preparation. The principal figure of this Wtk for 13"i weeks. The solid collection a recucin nature of Amencans' is the novel is a woman with an odd oldies such as L.awd Miss qui twtion fee includes at rk All her life and she is theme of Packards book He modest MabeIlenC. necessary textbooks, supplies.. Clawdy. to of 40 when says his research led him uIlu pushing the age Memphis. Tenessee, For the study 01 and materials at least 4 she believe that these events take place millions Amencans now lead both Federal and State tax after pt.c a voi d ed mamage. houseteeri released in are Instructors . feebly rooted lives returns. nited wilerv and the domesticated releaseander ear in the I Mcbilit is a chief phenomeveteran H & B Block en). life. hating a zero response to .9ttSfl Britain non of our society, he says. nd such things oyces, who lend their ex• (uiji.' Her name is carol Prince. today $ families are trip*perteflee and know-how to It 's already in the top 40 i and she has done pretty well in mented avoid commitment teaching the ;it actical apEngland. and that goes or a what she always wanted to do any social causes. are lcinel ' 1icaton of tax rrenaratlon Europe. the Hawk says - writing As a free lancer for and suffer from a malaise that Graduates who succcssftilly He drawls on about an u the magazines she ianders goes with their lack of moral coming t. S promoUon.il t our. around the world writing alitcomplete the course will stamina including an appearance on the ties that give her a comfortable appropriate There are corpor?tiOn3 that receive Tonight Show, and a Europe income, working at her own move their personnel endlessly certificates, and ob interviews tour this fall I)arien. Corn . is cit ed as a pace and getting some kicks out are available for top graduates. It you get the expos.e ' c'::n:uter t;n w!ere the of the cwiThalts she runs lilt.) There is n .t1itic on th b rcccd.r e markc-t a tot her r at r s tudents p right time, wellu nt OsThe eflip hero. he says affairs with marned men a! And you also stand to make ways assuming that the affairs Interested persons should some . . taper off in a year or t'A' contact the nearest H & H Block win nenrollment in o ffice thesongsonthealbU) -the , get lived or corr * ' ' IU%1 'an ar rrf -, wflt1, contractor, ; rt Sh'sernakr ctii.l tie tall'"'l 1111 R r i.lvr f,' telephone Irorti Trnnesse aril 'bc told fill- Pd" wit. resigning tO enter real estate A special meeting nil (hntr'iher directors i "t tsr later ts.day to dlsr-iiss seeking rs'pia' •ni nit - Sh,,eniiaker sistil Uts resignation took Moto he, stir pris" and have no one in fflffl(l at the vnotnent fr repla('s'ni"flt, the ('hamt#t president s,3'k I A . REM EM11F R 9 • ---.---_•,__t•__ - - t. Chamber Resigns fly hUt. srrr aI,__i- September. H&R Block's tax . helped put the a;hum together 1 e• 1 ...tiWflQ S' ' rier Kd 4 - ILl I- 0 .'Xiate1 Prcs Ar~ AW 11 1J Hawkins Has Nostalgia LP I' t I. 'c. home winner in P Comehot weather! - - Wea thor but jit •' opened the ititcad of betiding future gent Arthur Godfre eratiuns th one u bonding for itnise tss You" Lands for or hiss to elI things future generations." 54) imi 1k said cost of the bonds C\ ell the itts'a of piet out of general sets ing their OssIi paradise-" would be paid (tsttrey, ont' of tekvtsion and rrsenut, but that cost had not radios top salesimien, will serve been deteruiuned because th not be as honorary co-chairmoali of the rate of LntereSt would sold are the bonds until 1ii'e to obtain passage it, No'- known Also introduced at the news euiiber of a $240 mnitlit':i benti referendum for purchase of cotikrvtis'e were the chatruian recreation areas and en- of the drive, Sen. Robert Graendangered haiti, li-Miami. and its ice sirtininentully , . ' ttuIititittiti tsi At news conference on the gos ermwr's iiiaIiVtl Nti.), GodIre said, "this legislation is the insist heartening thins to \ e'sterthl) s high 90) low &t ) clut Ursnigh iturttay i t usnie of afteras Florida in my i noon or es- t'ning showers. Ilugha happen to with uswiation years of 70s 87 to 92. tow tonight In mid state." plowing ilurris'une lhw ii wits 1k said approval of the two through the st'as is ith 80 utilewas located ballot Issues could set a potterli iwt-iioiir usintis antI tulles off ('ape for Ow nation In presersilig Uht)Ut 240 expected to lands, a sentiment r-t'h&Mt b) Hatteras, N.( aint Heubin Askew , Gov. swing nortiwsust atitt away from "I hsts'e i's'n tiI1iN.MI 0, the ,iiat.ilaiol during the tly - CHECK THESE VALUES I 'Z FORD MUSTANG. Not Many Around For s2695 Only . J landS and of a constitutional chtr;tn. Rep Jack Shies e, John amendment to allow purchase U-Merritt. Island, anti utWik Florida if outtlotir ret'reatuoiwl Lush on Jones of the i DOMESTIC CAR CLOSE-OUT! Feki,io dtkill - - -' '' - Bu lletin 1A11 1- Lsrartt wt attacked LG e air :15 r gueri 4 bases dp taide rAd tAbauoa a the utsa ': PCNTIAC CATALINA 400, 21.002 Miles. 71 Ljded ' 2595 OPEL Gt, A Fine Lithe Spurt Car 71 u FORD Ton Pick 1895 Up, Sharp '2 MAVERCK viiow. Good Sesoitd Car us Only FORD FALCON fa Automatic, Rout Rack ! PONT IAC FIREBIRD, 5Jit.)I. 'I 11095 1095 CunvsjrtiblW, Mgw 995 Green Paint ' 11 '1Ø95 THUNDERBIRD. Writhe Loaded RAMBLER REBEL Loaded. Nice (jr Too' 00 P 1895 11695 so THUNDERBIRD. Blac k a nd 1i" SEVERAL OLDER AMERICAN CARS IN STOCK ALL PRICED TO GOb" BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGENS INC ",..'.t light terrorism with all I %' u 'Ii ite the Stsuukth ui s mur e. S 3195 l.5'..t' %111111411-U4110 U 19 H WAV IF fl I,pIfl S.,,k., Ph. 32Z tin Q(i.and.3P0- 4t4 )IS it'.t '7,,, 'I Qd_ 01alo.4%Q I Pit Ui 1)44 �V inn / , çi.t q, ri/i I hi' iin!eird P Ii"e II(I 2A—The Sanford Hera IC Pastors Corner We Live plation C ontem Serious Time For Good 0 st"r ,-__ By Faith Ili %'teIIlt .lt'v' lhroaaihceait VII) Ill:'r)i fi% DAVID c'e' what the' nucleon The )ftk - "E. - the". hc'lie".'t' to be' the' h''pt' 'i:v When 1 re'r,'n1l rt't?l'.'t'd e'ris \ ot cirgianhlt't1 religion01 hind th. preibleni i not citti'. traditional nssignflu'flt . hut etthe-t re ; v:rlting an article' nhnflt 'i'h ligi0fl sa well Are' the'ct' linsti IILcPuilu&tl. the ,,& ,. or ' 71 RE. HA1101J1 A. HARRiS Fir* Chr-titkam Church NevYear arid Yom Kippur , Two nutjl)T iorcei art strtvtnf t'r supremac to t'Jer ntir life Thv arc the lift-defi'alinç Inrre that rie5to%, 'tfltnV that P'i:rt, 1Pm' tr'ar rinwn Thr,ri, nki nrr IN lifz the' Da'. (it Atone'flwflt ci rt' it blani, 'Vt'hut cart I v'rflt' about I that IS it hit different thought Last year 1 wrote ithouli own hetlada I'XfltTIt'flN' in Israel. The' ye-ar before' I wrote' Li historical article What to dc this year" lathet inn I phone-ri n I nrrr 'hat build up, that svengthen. that heal This has been i .int ecapc flu iEit1Cn. trut sus"t 1kv ,rJng of time at ttmei the conflict. Any honest biogrnph mnke It clear that even the giants of the faith knee it. after, inter.ey. Even the sarntshad their conflicts. At on one timt 2' eIther of thew mupn or farces in complete control Both liIe.deiltructivc forces and 1ff e.buI1din. forces are described to an infinite variety of ways in the RIbk. eSpecialiv in the hook of Psalms All of tht enintinwk known to rnai ar' nriwnI'd in P'cnLm Guilt, while it can twve some posltivt .atuc' and lead 1t rrnwtl,, can lit&ra1ls t*ar a man tie ptrces when unrelu"ieo ant "nntInunu Nnwh.r. or It ,k'rrItwc2 more clearI% than in "Have mercy on me:. ( (Ind, according U' th Pszilrn 'rr" nit" t"!' II7 ,.pflflCIflflC Wash iut thoroughly from m iniquit., and cinanitme from my sin" Here is thy ugnnWn sense of guilt wturh people describe when they say. "I can't escape It. I can't sleep. I can't work.' Fol. I know my transgeuions, and m sin is ever before me Over and over. descr&ption.c of the de'ctrurtive power of guilt npicar in this cLsir of the devntlonti uk However, we also find desc'riptrnn' of the healing em& re-dcniiettI ;tnt ..'i'rin,, husthInIn folk I II Inc: em 48 Ott Guerrillas' Release Jewish Holidays: Friday. SeptL 1972 distance' and uktt tat a te ult'zzs He' hunt none bait prom thuni. about I' and ;thont' rice' the next tin'. I! he' Ne-ti it ttmiight of iinvthltig lie' dad 1)Litl had nuilieti o'.'t'r the' pth'uIblhitie' and the'r he' tnoI nt qiaestinl home' lr the' rest that ii i!tit it! III , the' tuniil dinner Mv s'numgest brother asti that ht' didn't te•t' tbe were Wt]rttlwtulk' only going ti vou'rt' "If 'e-ceWflI7t nice time' of tin 'enr it hi' a gotal jiersect. lice-ic It's kind of a v.'aStt,' he' "fil- does not dual Witt] u rrordtni' ti ow in'. nor re'wnt w arrordinr w our rnznqutties . .. as tar at the east is from the west. Si) tar does he remove our transgrtOfls from us wrnuan will, P's&ilrns luJ:10.121 I recall U sisuuitent of ;e 'icnct' of guU' for lonL time After it tuei hen.!r, hart,nrir lenjth rnnvt!rsatIot when she finally had drvetope'c rnUrIIL'C Li "lukt o confession and tie belit'vt ltflt a4cre;ll ar)LtIVt she' said 'You know, Pastor. I feel clean for the first time it it lon' time Bitternesr. hostilitf. resentment and )euinusl are tht" Wit, find examples in the narrative' arcounti of both (Jul anc Ne'v Testhuwnts Again it isThis, Psotm that give one' of the said Indeed ttu could well he the zcttituict' lit rlutfl' itl''tiit news' No The' Biblical 1'ropht't tailed auftInsI nh,se-r'. since' wlihnuir the real practice' at reiI1ifit—heil1g 11 good harnuit tie'ing At m' Isenul'. 's discussion, Ihe-ru se!ft'e \onc Kippu Sc ),fIlI(lt' & W. Germany Threatened -!. ?' ' I 'j ran I C F 1 i 0 iuiIIi5I tiimst'hl but nie'' uin tart' not cit this flhitts't \lu-u! sin'. are' among on'' moral flw.'ntnr\ to see what . haul: nguaInt tiamusehi. nunic he-crc 1w the past 'eaz and ho he' could Improve him. 'hi M' brother agree-ti Anti n:' lathe-i White iS st uatli'nt ci •huidnisn as well nttie'r religions snide-cl 'Prnhsabt lice,' most iniptit tarn thing about rhes.' huh tises is that aice' doet' not ask ten the' to I'.'t'fle'Ss (i (.051 tot sin- the oust ttSO COOt nutted against other men He can nnh ask for f o rgive tar himself for sin fleftlUatnst God 8!SIiti.t fit' me-ni iii ltIT must rn' uithv: 'that hi nvere' ing et: rwcrdrinluang or p, holing the almneisphmrt' he ec ti! \ harming ilanNehi And the'r: r)uud sadrie's , Mal, can '! he' treat: lu hc' God-un'. God-It he' i nc true tie himseht hi' Ie'hIuw men and his env ironment to think at it mat: Come sag' 'rson' throughout it,, tori tuave conveyed t)t; same' thought in slghtl'. cut V. n. tt'f'ti ('nuild m : ~ e'flt'lr: ~ r '' I 'lci!' le~ #f-.., 1,.11 - .!f ..;~ I k , ,- :~ ''--' ' 4 ' ' - A - _____ _________ ' _______________ BLOWING T s-i E SHOFAR 0 t" N EV' YEAR S DAY - SQ - '''''' The issue' has been smowueririg, among, church officials for nuunths, wveral of wtwnc lucite beeta rebutted it efforts to conter with the President Only recenti'., tuiwever, tucve flies protested openi The latest complaint came' in the' September tasut' of Tempt N e' is s Ie itt' r , ne t'n t ii Is putulicittauri of the' National Council of Churches, including most of the' iuitiuii'i major Easter,: anti Protestant C"ty I j,!ojIj V tht C-01111"It, ]iI-OL Will self tst huge sta ined glass win- 11% JAM WMIR. t)unu is the onli church in the MONTREAl.. Cuunacta-"Ynu world that has stained ghess raT stand nr, sin'. street corner windows in the cilint: it Mnntreul," mid Mark Twain, -and throu it strIne ansal it wil: ughters. .1 uth and Su."ati. of art-- (;ook ri •'1 i1 iS ; I Altamonte Springs were honored at ii farewell dinner at Friendship Baptist Church before leaving to work as missionaries with the Arctic Mission in British Columbia. Members of the church. they have been ai'ttvt' in a Spanish speaking missirni in Apopka with the migrants. Ann Riley Photo I '(lp '7' ,, â - "' . ' night, They will be living 'With th'v Panart - - ' - ' " '' c' 1i'sis'li buIldup iIlslii}t the I ,c'tcani'se' antI Ss nan hottiers i-acne' (re-ill lelttit taint '' - avas .IT_1It1r)I V ¼.(?U I II i Holy Cross 1,at'. Miller: fourth grunt I .h'Tif (Ii ate treperimental basis i.uttieran Church of the Wayne- Nurwood and Ptcyllm Cramer There' will also be at Iltreleenier a- holding, Saturtth evening, worship services adult class, during Septenther to meet ii V sivrte Sisuith's, Mrs. need for less lurmal. additiona l curriculum riuppI) and worship opportunities. Then' v'hiitrniaii. and Mrs Don v. ii' be nc Saturduc' worship or: Cranuer , wtct' is it: charge of Sept 1( us the pastor will tie' teacher have' training, attending an Evangelism Clinic scheduled teacher three In F't Lauderdale. Except for trainint: classes for '7:30 Ii nit., Sept M. a service of pTicyl' Monday, Sept 11. and Tuesday, and songs at p. in. a. services Sept and OCt 17. will be-gin at fc:30 Ji m There' The' Fusher'r of Mein Club, for v.11 lit In sei"fliui tufliu"t'ob' iii LIItI ü the Chape. will nise' night and an opportunity w ill be for breakfast and program itiveuc for worihIPpen; Lu' share Sundic it F a mc: The- director their taithi and experiences of the.' nest South Seminole' with others present. Of special YMCA w ill be the- speaker. interest to youth is the Holy Plsins for un early fall Cuninusnion Folk Service, Sept will be fnuilized. Central Baptist ARamonte Community Chapel First Christian . ' Til bdptun Chu:rch nket with Mm cLitiuiI) Suritias at 0'45 a. lb Sc lion! 1 r'#'k' 11w Firs, Ctzrtstian Church. Sanford 1 hosualia, will observe' Loyalty and rally th1 wi th an uttersauth (Writ-t- goal o '71 Thu have as their goal 3(i Tue prugruiti: will be presented by fl ue cniiclrei:'s departnsetlU anti thct' Junior and Senior High: classes Starting, last January and sparked by the youth thu schwa l hiw. grown from around ittwns present enrulimenL and in.' 'ire-c.'.. for ny aittenthance' of jut, will continue du'ius the 'il with is contact anti '.'isituitcun outreach program F'dliuwing the 11 a. rue win. entire church the bervice. faintly will have a picnic at 5'.''.'aii utid cars will leave the parking lotsatIP.m. Th will Lw gances. pIIT%iS4d P123 f or prt'-sctuutiltrm. SWUIUUIIW .t. I1I ..,,,... i, ..,., ••' l..,.th np qu 4 t,4 1. Fumes: Cit , odd Sc prayer breakfast it, the' social room a! the church recently for the purpae of discussing, the- cm- .,.,,,,J .,,,.i ..,.L, II''Y Ci: utn and nieetnw and other usiects of Sn •" - 41 4 i j a r;uui.uL. ' reeVeb5) to run off an extra - " ' S - ., ' 4 \ a I ' ) ' visit - - r k '' r__~ for their business meeting, hollowed in a ruLxnc Lun',rhe-uru Prayer ucwetirig on Wednesday is it' ' - 1'1 ' "4 _' ' T' cit t"- F ores t Lake US" _ " I. 4 '' - ' --I - '.... ''ii,.! c:" •',d'.,'nf,'' ('htir"t ' '- - ' - tRY A. (AIlll.l. -- ' CHURCH OF CHRIST, CIENTIST SubjectSUBSTANCE Wednesday $ p. m. Testimonial Meeting - - ,~ — Sanlord, Flit, - - Cahill. 72, of Lake .Lr1 . 'fled Thursday af Li noon' Born in Pittsburgh, 1-'a. he came 1,0 lake Mary five 1 eara ago. Be was a retired florist and a Methodist. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Alice Cahill of Lake Mar)'; and soy I)'n' Cahill ul Sanford, Invites you to attend its services Sunda' 11 a m econd S but the Gla didn't think s '' FIRST truu E 'er 1Y)rpose I. Area Deaths That ELelersof that Futeat Lake - pinup was the photo of BeLt> erable's back sand legs It is still puauished at tilne's today But the photograph that reall y "shook Up" the GIs of World War II was a photo of a girl no one had heard of then or las since. Her name was Chili arid she was wearing a 1lk,a dot bikini. Stars & Stripes Nicet pubLiatd her photo 2 e'ols wide by 15 Inches deep Even the chaplain got excited. and condemned the Stars & Stripes, charging that ''the space could have been used to _________ Adventist - fi.M) copieS, Probably the most famous with them last June Circle' 2 of the' (VF will nwet .it the church Motithes &ut' 3t) p Tic and Circle' 2 will meet in the socia l hail on 'luesthay. at 10:3(1 • F - - four gra nd children rid burial Mercipteus, Tents F Mir ide "..ttL 4 r I TRAFFIC STOPPER Blonde if, &mstadt, Gee 't'py has OCie 1OU OILJC I' will is' ac Hriss"fl Funeral Ifuane '" t.' (i'i -' kill th.r'c amI,*q fsi'i" '''rr " ' '. II i't .' ' t!' ers I y - icuirutite hrosiein'scqt 'en radio jinel television Thurc'lay night that an all out caftan welt being ituacle- to r'aptuire the- fugitives I fr 'irelere-'i all It S arid Var 'k ' ', ' '' ' , J I'' , autnmaIie 'lining are's. '.uth '.W"AP'1'lS fire' "W" 4cm'! 'snow why t he kiltcrc P'4cn faring, end unfortt nateiy ataut the only peop4' who would know ar' are- elpicel : Tonkmn .11 k1,in't Il:ie! flo'n it halt (if tf stuff today an raceitcaly F'ceiintaln Valley tie-wi, and 1' offered a $1 ,OI'l rrw.urd far in ,\tiv 1 ;e- hinnealil II Itenklri I lice' VarItiri Islands caul I hursdsuy tcii.hhct lns'c'ctia',atars till Ii cut not identified lice' sit a,uk''rc • '1 .1 ' ,r. I _: - .: formation Is'ue-ling to the arr"! ,ui'cel an'.' je I Ion of th. killer ;o'.'e'rnraue'nI nfti('uliS it ' Olft ~-ti , ~L . w —, '7 Lebanese ' lace (in both St Cmix antl tt,rivilohlioring capital nf Charltiti,'i,a,chse- (efl St 'fliotnas that the t,aeirelers were an LIatNI in - t&._> - - --- t%%i there.'' lie- s4elet lice-ta;" - ''unnreceelentu'ci 1)1111(1' -' ,', I ' 'We'll ',c't ~i_ 0160, A- - ' replit' to .1 - was in Visitguerrilla Incursion at x Itortler Wednesday in which I'll Israeli soldier anti two Arabs sit rt killed. Tile travelers said 11115 think ttcc' Israelis will at- __ ' - ;_~711i~:_~ 0::It - .r \ir I itt' spoke cii crc In Mlauiiuu .is Mr cinch Mrs Iiu'ltcurel W. iriffin Jr cartel Mr. and Mrs tic'.' riwnt on this or any other r isl.urceI.' Tonkin uiel ,,( "Thus sippears If, be only .cr. froin Mialill, Itockresort.s. fle;& - .--/ ~ ( ~ j ireucti'. e-- 'Is tutu in tict hic)i(htij) We ilnel.0 Israel's '' uele'rtit lice' eigtitti .1' liii tuic twit bee-n re'Ie'n'e'el I ',e'iv . Melvin If Evans as,ure-el rpsident,c In a special 10- fi:mii"ti'il , -- / / flu t (1w Israelis said lice' raid ed : "Pertmuips I am 0 '. ,- , . -, - we 'I . Jackson (iI.iySUtt Ili(- I tile parvnt fonkin c iii thu it it spite en cleIIclifl eussflunl' scuntaarc V1il flictini, ri-jifirti from ,AIt,ne!v;rI; it appeared the intruders ley. identif led three of the other four vietirais as eiiiiltiyes of the deniod - -_~~- 1__nr_ - ~ "" i H EAD is S CHURCH , I. i 1 •' Air now under way 1n I)aiic sa id antiaircraft guns were ' '.e-t into position The • ' ,,.i ' -" - -. ' A J "Sonny'' aro;cilel the fair grounds and tanks were po sted in groves of trees near the defense mtnistrs' I S - ,';- ;Z':. '-- and the radio and television ll - I - 4rflfi sultlorLs .111 located near tilt-' - - - -_ ~.--:. -_ " • Damascus. " ___ - rL ' ' Sourt'es in reached from Beirut by tele , , .. phone agreed stith the reports of iifl Israeli buildup along th e 'isrian 1intt IA bane-ce borders 0111 SOUT( c 'iiid three Israeli crticortl brigades sure riiiacst.iI on the Golan Plea ghts, which Is- - S 004, - V Y ii r'" F ' " F A& L W\ . " A ' 1t ' - "?' - - Van Pelt recalls Stars & carried by Stripes editors continually were toda 's stc'r AsociaU'd Press that piflUpS on the lookout for a "good piece of cheesecake." a pretty girl in are "out" in today's AT1I) Stars & Stripes started during a scanty bathing suit. Editors of World War I. a legitimate the Casablanca and Algiers by editions fought over a special published newspaper newsmt'n.turiwd-soldWrs for piece of art accompltshed by the oerse'aS nmihtary. It Was Esquire magazine's Vargas for started up again in World War the rwwspapeas. And there was oe photo II. published by newspaper:ltt'fl in uniform. Today's Stars & taken by an Army Signal Corps are photoitrapher. There were two newspapers Stripes publtshe-d for the military but girls in the nude-, standing waist-deed in a Lake. 11'wtr t,,y civilian personnel Herald's arms eere crussed at strategic' Sanford The managing editor. Fred Van poin ts. Actuillyal1th3tcOU1dbeSe'Cfl Pelt. easa N.WSpap1!fl45H1I r . ture tr.e rs Pretty :ace!i. SCrI LIflIfuf 111 dur1r serv ing as eff Ice-I in charge- bare shoulders and bare arms. pict ur e was published four editor for Stars & Str ipes of the Casablanca edition in French columns wide. Arid the following day ,,.tht' Many" i, I'Pw Corrct,.:it was so great.. it was demand -"''' rdr ,nrJ tf'TrfiS uc U ,,s,t 're'is trn" ill(- tnmen(. she ss'rote in defense at women's Liberation. "you th it should be the. first to thst pictures reinforce the w'cm,mfl-ac an.bjtct nientaitti end are. in insult to the roan'. professional inilitars siomen who -ire included in our read ership." piece of cl'wece cake each Algeria South France edition das That si ms d must to meet at Nice and Cn'. edition at the demand. is• quite contrary to e- ted re titi itlecti li r the 'I tscgret1 ' Carlson. disagreed. Stars & Stripes staff duri,niz publishing onh for the frontline to publish a soldiersi Oran edition in Lent War II w whole peopk 'in \ra for a hvilt to the cheesecake. • . In ;,ec'l threatened . the editors S The% art! gill -and-`stalnedglass stitrsses U. th-fai e th of it alit ' strote an enlisted utckr,owe plaining in a flood of letters to I'tIli i I i 1' '1' vv e'onditinr1 Lice' Youth Center Educational Building send the' spiritual growth of the church oUennt' at thu iourfl: Sunthe Of "raer ne'e'tinj' tncwevetr war each: month througi Ma) wil tn' prime su1) tet t toward tins project cur.' sidlefrable ntorw faa- ulread All Souls Catholic 'rttieer '-sii"-ci t tie. Junior arid Sernueir High Classes sc'iIl lie-et fur cftt send a Bible AU Souls Ca th olic Women's Itap Session the fourth Sunthi) Cluh w ill hold a covered dish: ; each iiieuith, starting, supper and meeting, Monday at September 24 at 0,I us. nit trip p.m. Husbands will judge to Youth are' planning, is Crnr Hut contest Plans for the' Norfolk, Vit,, ti' vijit wi th the' sear stilt be' ricauc you th of Rosemont Christian Adeen Sixeriiiurr fur the will J* 'clii Middies of the Church aebool C11!5 ii flat nwn thly meeting. Mrs. Allene- Sanford Naval Aden'y wico Altamunte Cutuinunits Chapel. Perkins opened the nueetuig, aturin' tilt church will be-' a-, the picnit: v whact wil tie : part of ttut welcome buck U' those who attended lust year The SunUa Stiuo pro ject for and a clasuiC devutlun, ltaD- specW guL.31- i I/fl I is ) r ide rc an cgcc7Ifli s 4t An infcentrs captain (rant t'ul ifornia objected (ci flue- "play. i i A rovicietci Ak I rtuests c.nc train \ A( en Cheesecake Art Was 'Must' 0 Stri pes r Sta I Ctuurcti whit came' here to - churches of the 3vearl cm sit allass bs ttireiss ing in luts'rccl dwses of beer and naked %%0111- - Rut the American laurie' should not miss a '.1s4 to ttit either churches thiroughout r lorithe in a Sunday SchoolLed rt'rivul The public invi te d and a nurser)' will be tulupt' Si 1.111as Ili Beirut charged Israel your "It seems the military lead- the nicinthl edition of but reader response was 48 per cover ccrtainl brightens anyhack cent Iii 3 per cent against the crship, in order to make its soldiers, the offices at thus installation " 'he'est'cskC They said the thing acceptable' to Ic t I t r si r i t u n g The is remaining l ;-r bi. I t'ls it must make it easier to t':t ecentreiversy was triggered by a WA( in Greece who wrote a stinging letter last May calling b 'Board (I! Souttwm Baptist inup itTOIC an ask ed far an occasional .,you wn'l believe it." the editors %%Tole in the latest ISSW. and dozens of g,c- uetpartflwnt. Sunda school First Baptist Church (if JUl gaizuer scud rt'treshinient.s were' enjoyed B Harris c training will be speaker Sunthu' sit l a tie anti caci 7 J gentI3 dawn mti the' bowels of the' church en ding just before' it hugv wcecKieii aLtar covered wi th y htoutiques restaurants Ill 1. Notre Danit in Old Montreal, st o rft(thfnio coUfflul churches. iti the woridr niarbit' uislc 4 (slymph" Village At Virgin Islands 8 - allies %it-cre re- * soving it lacked publica- in a revealing red nigligit hopc~ to heighten the - I.— featuring a -\si'ho could complain about "true profesIsionallsil tion's appeal I* Some male chaminisin remonthly color pinup of a strant- that"' But some a' the tpc both m1tifls Ice-sit icr as ,in ,irtulkrs cLa d femalc Apparently, i Hetcsre The-re is siting in th e niountains a hall-hours drive Tenn ne grandeur that the tOUtlSi fi here streeLs to! Ott Town. for example. are filled with thii- chatter of Frencb P lr:.li icimrter a? tP'i 't,ae'hov morning, killed two merrehers of fir lcrac'hi lymplr qiiacI , ftw'ck nine' otts'rs hr,'stagc ,critituii geis'erri- I i cacti". ctout ti;m t ,if I tin Ii,iucaseuls i rac'tt forces ninth' an e'iilltt h'ur raid Into sotithe'rac IA'hm' hid ci! inant Sidle tier in todas s The editors of "Soldiers," the Army intarritiofl, as he leikei of the August pinup rmy's official nmgazcne, ed over a photo at the Man and HLs World Epositi or the' island of St. chwch certain that a miracle wilt nuet the-n it the altar (c (UT L( Li U htctc ci ... to** 1w, i i . 30, Wvnuna and Doug s,.uwur, by Baptist. of Altamonte Springs, V/1 h0n th e church at a farewell banquet Saturda ' (,en mosphe'rr intact. Montreal is alao it c'it of many delights There arc the ) rrenrh-speutking nightc'Iutes where Dm13 mer, and the th'.'e are aluiwed. dancing on tables sit the' German beer hall and - - ' ' to work with priMiLive U-il'i'm ul Venezuelli ', I ! 0 I S ("7 l I I \ .1, O\ rity"t, varied European st- It - — On an'. giver dii'. von will find C.iith olti (.unuudums climbing, h the k " up -' NEWTRLBESmu.s1OlWriebPreP'1TWt 0 return __ were granted one. claim senti Ssund Cramt'r , 'ifti and 8th grath ' • s rown On F to the French desire ti keep :'tcties and runes inside "h ur ctt-anutt testinrnns U' theo' crippled C.uirueduins situ tutu rrrnir tie the church seel ing a miracle and heliure. c'' ' - I II Montreal u. ar, old vio. fins; pa the churches tutc sand ca thedrals which raise' their dames and spires above the riiodert office' bu il dings a visit tie Montreal you can .lnsefh's dm1 tc the' Oratorio, at ruutrit'dral-Likt' :'h ur ctc it is a gathering point ' " _ ---- — - _~, ~ ~_ ~ - Lutheran Lb — — - minimum of Wtd5 '1 I,,, --! T I jts aun as usual, N11171. --- 1 - - - Us H(IUERT A. tiBKi\ Thenu' for the studies will he' j(nhng ti-God's Love" A nurser' ii in sesuon from 10 to Epis copal 11 a ni cacti Sunday for the Church of God rnrl-.'nt r,'ntw.'ltk ot parenu convenicoct . I)eclaring, that "a iunci or UOt Cross Episcopal Church attending worship SerViCe.' of Prophecy heavy curuuiii of silen ce" i Classes for grades 7-12 will "breakfast with have will it clerIc"cart: tine bees: lowered $:31J Li us A tiuiset u ',' a m with Sara Tit- Souruis a! Retienipuon gaLlon a! ecumenical Leaders Hector' Sundicy at discussion will follow Vi jillerli, I.e-c' liolicric, Suit) franc Nwthvilk, 'lemi.. will and talk sought a 'gtve-unththkt' meetDavison and Join' Anderson the naeul runcjui't revival ins:" with titus, the' nil icuil inJunior Choir starts rehear- teietrhem Luesses fur .ear aIds Ctcure*u of God of roptiett" terchurci publiesatien: adds' Opei if, through 6th grade' v'ilI meet at ie Elm Avenue. Sanford "Save' for one' or two early mis 'luesday at 4 p nu these 1(1 anc Teachers lot' through th girls in fif and boys Bali and Sunda'. Sept hO-itt tit • ecumenical ut'casuoris when will tie' Pat classes seventh: grades nighti ,Sunciuv'. at 7 p.m i me, leade'rs were' asked to preach at t year , cc! e-tmurctc Penn'. Kelluine , sessuen Ctpernirig cordially invited U' Waite' Hoei,st' services of '.-year ulds, Belts 'luvior, Pat ptthli awik H,fl sit 10 lie Sund,ns these services and enjoy attend pet'President has Still,, ttii Burkett, Donna Prult and Polls nctz,ge; and singing, of , lutvt' little nutted tisinmelf to first grade.'. Alice' shetl musicians sn'cunipli ttiest iii' contact with them" Redeemer (sdt,nt; se-coral anti third grade- - ",' G1 Churches Of ' trtiiodox bodie It says previous presidents met read lis anti frequenti) wIth chur ch leaders on public' mat ten involving moral concerm, but that Nixon generalI: has refused tíet' them, despite' re- ' . ' ,1 I Li Ltflt1, Lula Norwuoci anti -- , ______________ Nixon Rebuffs Church-Claim '"' 'T i& 1cist atxi( tilts t'otte-s' mtICl ice-tel I Hei,1tiiii' se'. en we-es old and weetcs nine oean:es Ave-tags' -- .cI! !.heDommncauc en Sacrarne-nk %s"CS'iCt tiE' ('IIif' pCr"i'i 'f' ' cii iiie'tt force's .111 11' unuinc alert iiiisl 'ict'cli'tt all lc'.is es, tearttig an lcrae'li attt'k In re t.ilt tItan (icr the kchltni c In \ltinlc'h travelers surrt%'licg lit I aui;ci cellS I toni Ii rut at cc I e'pcet(s 'sertc'et tesIcy - C U '1 E CUPFUL - Montreal 'trea 1 iinderctandmg, rompas.'irno, goodwill and hive art' ueLci twrt The's arc found in thu career of .lnnattuin, the' stor of Htzsea, the forgiving Love of Christ Huatreti destroys: hive builds. Fear is, Ili tiat' IIIbk:, and not without reason The Tw'npIt uid occasions when fear war the onh logical respeuw. There were times when they trembled like the leaves on the trees hut courage is 1i1r1) here There is the stoical courage of Lather, going up before the king. saying "I! I perish, I Is the courage- that comes out of self-forgetful c'immutment: "Perfect Love casts out fear' I I .lotm 4 lEo There is the courage that comes only with faith: "Walt for Ulf , l.ord: 1* strong and let your heart take' courage, yes wait for the lrnti" Psalnm 27:14 i. We' sometimes set both forces at work within one perona1tty "I cannot be' good as I deurc it, he. and I do evil sei!LIrnst my own wishes" The' life-destructive forces gained the' uptzr hand even in the' Life- of Paul. "Wretched man that I uiii" he said Romans 7.M Hen' art anxtet., self-doubt, l!uiIt and many more ensotinem condensed to aim sentences Hut Paul also could write- Have' no anxiety about anything. but in everything, my prayer anti supplication with let your requests be ma& known unto Gao And "the' peace of God which passes all understanding, will keep your heart and your minds in Christ Jesus" PhiIt pwfls 4:7a The life-enriching, the life-suStaining, the lift-gwmg, forces. sire nnvc in rnntrnl It is the message of tiit' Sr'rlpturrs that the- ttie-.givuw forces are' always stranger than the life-destructive forces It may not always seelL si U you, either In the world around w. or the wend within us It is it venture' of faith, but these alfirnuitiotu are true Lov( is stronger than hate: guilt cite be overronu Ii) forgiveness. and faith is truer than doubt 14y thu faith we live" i,,,a. 'P,',Ipth1t r'hmtrr)ic , ' -" - . '"'"' . - I lie s;eokesaueueri leer thus' We'd rauft mc c;wett.'r', tlh$)iIt 1,111 14-111-t al cute-nt c ;xihlee tartel fe-li cit ,;114,( 0111v VI \P . ste-re ji,vok'e-ei iii iiarshalc crab cs'quire-1 trtultc.'et 'liI aa'"tct sare-e haute-i; with In no ce'tireti the' atitt,te'sl ltilb cimi,ttri (s,dct liii Ii!I(II'ihJtiicli thick liii' shst'c'rs of e'Iitht AttIs'rle'nnc 'liii' juices' c'e,tie't'iitFihi'(t its ef' ititiiis'ul classic Ii; tin' ItcIluheali of , fart'. ,uul)ni stat to the luxury all ii ce-ri 'uuIbei I 'itch ( 'oturse' Iini ii tis'hieitpts'r uutcel either l"eetuictillfl tess ice-cl by 11w itsa'ke-fc'lls't loud hht %SSIH 1 ,%'i'EI) ('Ill icelt at ' _____________________ I ' - Of II:'' 5'. alaIc i!eeve't'itiIWici tc:c'. ' - moSt graphic examples. In the saute collection that includes beautiful phrases of "green pastures and still waters' there L,, vindirttvencs of the severest sort in Psalm I.Xi. Hatred. bI!te?flt.t all(i htt'ctlttv it, alfl7n(t ,in In'rn are stri-inni fl it rii'' life-. t'strurtive' forces - I , " %. taint, IwoPe' in 0 For War '' ' - #. , ftsGI-:(IRGt,CORP4EU M' Religion Writer An litNEW YORK Al' terdenonciruitutmal periodical charges that President Nixon tiw been "coid-atcouldering, the leadership" of the- country's ______- I __ - '4.. si r (l's' tuunil. is hot n lwnvy huheiw we "on dciii I he-ui If fls l'dis'c of ciii .enut nshc' c ;; a's' nr:t tc'lr'n "I ns) r e't,irne-iI to us,'' the-tied ore' e"ir ehenuel fiitlut"rs cciii tei itoh act Dra net I '\IlI '& ctrngaie'd 11w tumor uI tic" itrent I Prepare ,* t 'We' still chow 11w (;ernIecn ieaiperinllcis. Will' 9 --" - , Syrians . I ' ., .-Y=y~~ _V!ioIt"... ,-,. ~ %. - I'-4 1 , I .~ ., _~~ _-~ ~~- ,.!~ - neetatY" weurdy precautions Psel lee-en t.a" Eight Iflark S.pt.mt'#r terrna icts tnvs4e-d tre' - 40,0i t e i - W -: _ -A __ wm -% ~ 0 4 "... I ~-, I - :,iUn': In s. us'e ticuir, (eeuid vauirs 1't'rhap thus: c "isniethitig i•)-. Ii hunt hueuit Un this von' neu"ifl le''w*''i Ftut, llsistuunal ~, W. ~,# fire ' re1c'si'el not '? ft.'.. - - , 1I.. 1 `../' )- frrmnti't' %,m'Intcd I'i'eee ','tltec 'Ibis' We-it ( ;.'r,ccccn iteeicrnhics'iIt MINN e ,\)' I It flti Ill eliiiitl'i hit' tlire'nt lit slicing all "AS S It IS her t"t'ish s ihsai ceucihing 11w tritni Arahi c'talisctiscn I 11w (lire-c gus'r rubs he-let Ii'r the' nth:ce be ide-ace' elf at (Its' C ihinpie", 11w Illat be Septe ;icls't I 'ci Is-ct ml an group 'alit in a hroscels'n't Ire-in 'silt ci 'l'heir cdii v It ci cicihel luI't' • if tt' t1iri'' ,e hs';i'. 510111 4 'pi'e lilitlil Us AN llt)' ('Oh VINGN ' p4flpit'. In' the hulichia' ot Rnuh Iiietese nnh i the' lam.' Ii' make nienci' to tpiinsc mists. for the re'hcatinnhip" he'tWpe'n ,'-',If me'nitwr at the' hufle at: ' are' ninre' ifllfiflrtanT that, 1r ictht'r relationships ttuaI c' land of a person one' had Demanded n,' tat s'our ee1'holt' life it he it good thing father sugge'uie-d that In um Ito")-;t, Ha'utaanut and KiPpur he' tSlkVIl it,CI&IVS (it 'ft i '.'e-r'. chittarial7 it, 1151 aloctice': ei:'gt\'''fl''' I tent' person Hut it is vtrr e' .n''. tee ask forgiveness tram (Cud It it ;wrnr uses the' we-t't -' the re-;t of the' vent '. in - I'VOOfl , c'. '' 'I . ., • ,,,. '" L" e.,. A., Mv' I. . .% - .t 4".( • 9• i. • '. • , • , " ',M SM o. 64 ' (" t1 . . .. Lot•,d • ' ' . Mv 1)'. 1. 9 • PC. L' R ••. ., C°' I '' fl P,ip W. . 1.co. • I" . - i-i -- . ' ' - . nd CS sovt' co SD.t,, o ' ,, , 7 t C..'e El 5) I • I" i41 12'. NJ It ,• is , . I , - • -. - • 'I ' UVC IM VII C.'t.d I, jn 4CC 7". us 144,09 I • )7t Nnt PS ________________________________________________ Elect House of Representatives District 34 Is V IA1tS Administrative NI (i US 'Iha t K t - 0010% . '0V II~ I , , , h%h" "Have You Returned Your Card?" Paid Political Adv. Rep. - and Courtroom 'L'I'IaI EXI)cI'ICIlCe - ' 'FS( 'II ' ' i' Will: ' ' • , I Act I ( ) rga ni zed I ect'ea t i omt I :\ lId l eha hIll tat iv e I Encow'a ge Out' \ 'oung I etiple TO Hi ACtive t' seu Pi'oi ii ( tc VII V Facilit ies To . ' Citizens Vote September 12th for: Kr UTS NC E RI ENCE PERSONAL & EXPERIE • A'c YE AR • CH E EDUCATION: e ,tI ... I iS tsllsli1t"" ,".cilIlilt :12 1962 ' (11 ( (1 U II I It ()UM I' RIEINCE l"t'lony 'l'i'Utl Division ( hut Pi'c'senll,s' Joe. A. ('owa r I Jr ., And For J (1(1 A,s.sistant TO 'l')ie ('(flintY Solicitor 'l'rietl 20() l"eLonY ,Jury Trials PLUS Over 1.000 !'!on•.Jui'y Truils ('htci i ra1 ( 'ounsel all(I AdIIiInistrator For 'I'hi'tt' Of 1''i','c ( 'ounty Solicitor's Since 1965 City Attor- ney I AS.SL. And City I 'rosecutor 4 1 • Ycat's For Titusvi ll c • -1.s DEFENDER ls Eli titi oat e Needless EXpense Ut' U imecesszi rv J urv Tr * nu nal Appeals . Ni liii fl'hl'/A' I I Ih (. ost ( )t (ii 1 )ue Regard 1ot The Rights . Protect The Rights ( )t' The Accused With Of 1, 1K I ) Ul)llC S 1 f or • William Walden Annie Ma.ie Pez.oitl, lkliary William Sistet Stein liuttu Ella llro'rc, Ikllary Kertnethu !sluridc Coit';athn, Deltonu th A Ru lk'ulah (' Gahiiuc,re' Varride-Il, L)e-ltoraa It Ruth Agnes K. Isirig, Debter> Geraldine M. Cook, Port Guy I'. Jackson, 1k'lt,ica Orange Iva J MAitte>, Ih'ltuis,s James If Post vii, sanford Sylvia It. Muller, i)ehteercst BIRTHS Maggie Johnson, Ostce'ri Mr. and Mrs. Danny Horn, Your Voice in the Fla . P U BLIC 7 - BILL WARD KUTSCHE I, I ho>'. Sucnkrcl sEI'TElIWR '7,1972 'Mr and Mr' Lcrr ('oak, flMhSSIONS ts:s , Pert Orange' Sanford ELiz,abcth M. Pelletier I)lS('ll,tIIGES laura S. Garrett Sanford: Savannah ('Layton Mrs. Leroy firoen cit lISlIJY Ltr;u' lkAt,re'ru girl dness Eve-lane M. I"rances It 1'tiorrat':ia Marguerite Evans Ehuzatiettia I. Our ) Georgia I) Co)'fle' Nancy J, ('Levenate'r Merutorie E. Brooks JessIe L. ltotuin'e'ii Darlene Horn Bernard I';ase'nbe-rc Jesr, M. llan.con 1.1111t . Mae 'falter It Gordon Brisson John Gullorc Johnnie W. Madison Jr. l':Igin ii M>c'rs John Fe-tin Jessie' C. liruelic', Matilda M. Ifealy, 1)eflary lieuis&' Carter, DetBary /' W. . ' +ri \'\ Cl B,and1 IiltAI 2" " 0 Grn f 0% 24 I, s,' S' 7" •• WonteD 15 • . Go" pM'i i,St p. P4*' Ol ' • t4'I'O4't' fl"" P4*,oRIil'.-'.C,en Tot : Pe- CoInt 114 - 1• c.'. '' is'. ,,, 'i*• • j, , 1 , • •, . - (I' • P ( . .4'% I? . .. . •.• .,... . i' Coa -' ,, .1 P eg . . Pit. . • C ,%tfl 27i ri. p* II ' I ' . ,, Po"? IS) L . I oda 12716 roa I. Drl _L )IQCPS Ci_ -- • i , • * tt' urn. ot I Lt School In 1965 PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS • flI't''aI'(t hat' ASsoCiation • Honda Bal. :."lSot,'Ilt 11011 • Amt't'ican Judicature, Society • 1"hi, Assoc, of I irosceuting Attorneys • A('Ilth'hny (it Flu. 'L'ial Ltwyers • NILII)IUII )kI - L At tot'flt'y :\,SSOC • 11-1. ( 't)thIl('ll on ('oinlnt'I'CUIl Frauds Author Pot Adv Pd for by Cancpasçjn Treasurer A ,j. kuIscIce �- Fr,daSep.6 1c72 IA—The Sanford Herald 11 Editorial Comment ri Politico1 Notebook Cost of Manpower Faults McGovern -:A: The Primary: Test For "PoF' And Voter the redistricting, he re-elected This year with the number cit new candidates who have been for thc' ;rir'al This v.'eekerid j registered voters of Seminole County to do some to th oughtiul pondering of th e hopefuls who want timE-. P putting on some very active campaigns in this county is greater than usual At least that is hc it appea rs to he. We trust able to sense the vigor that tie voters have been and th e vision and the promise which some wi th our candidates have shown here in talks editorial hoard. performance But these are new hands. It is standards of and a willingness to accept the new responsiveness and accountability which the cannot. honestly, trot out us qualificatrnns. different The incumbents are in an entirely position. These have to he willing to stand on their records, explain whether or not the officeholding experier.ce has broadened their un. derstandirig of their jobs or frozen them into a is quite unacceptable. "Sta tUs quo' which. in 72. emerge from next Tuesday*s primaries as the anointed ones to go forth and do battle for viein the November finals to At a time when even the parts,' affiliationS are undergoing a transformation, the ability to thtnI clearly about what a Democrat means when running as such or what a Republican is hoping for by running as such is not easy to achieve, Yet it should be sought and the primary voting must be a winnowing of the chaff from the wheat. This can be accomplished. however, only with the honest effort by the voters In understand. A first step is to refer to the sample ballot which we printed on Sept ith. A quick glance will disclose that the Republican choices have now become nearly as wide as the majority Democratic party. But there is non-partisan balloting for the !r(s. :.'urts which are nov. UffsCiall divorced politics. Again in thiscolumn there are specifically affiliated by the past with posts in both of the major parties. This year they must be judged by the voters purely on their record tf sitting judges or on their professional qualifications if seeking to don judicial robes for the first time. Whether or not the candidate who is receiving consideration is partisan or nflfl partisan there is one yardstick which is a plic.able All are either seeking new offices or want to f( Offbeat Quite we lock up. Ro, do I feel a t3uslnesamahi, I can tell a week." wivi.r "tines that wind up the bushed tonight let me tell you i ran m office the syrnptlUTLc It not only that NEW YORK (A P — Re- way dormnri run their offices, patients for the night. Maude' m I'd be an ntlt.n1-tnLslnessmIin in l4't tui't flip fl SnU't' before doctor's seetot' R tired f hearing: "rio I get ) per cent 1f it I pii ins fee in c-ash right now" do vciu work far a nuirrwd docW for. Maudt If I was a reuy siingk girl like you. I'd get a 3Db with a doctor whc was single." "Could I plca.sc have 11* ke% . 0 A Li the Ladies' room. miss" t Mauc.wilIyoakme the ver' at to see 11w doctor chance - My hushan' I. double-parked outside waiting % to take ow to the movie" been waiting over or "I've hour nOW I thought tin reu.con -. the doctor i.tartcd evening 1 1 hours v.a.' so patients wouldn't 457 around half their have ti iit (I lives it, h off ic lii order to see - Let's Do It ! £ 3 I ) The suggestion made by Senator Ralph Ft Poston. chairman of the senate's committee cm transportation. that all 5(1 states plan now IM issue Red, White and Blue license tags for '76 if, so simple and yet profound that we arc happy to give it our support. It may seem a long way off, hut it is near enough to arouse doubts whether or not proper plans and proper arrangements have been made to make this bicentennial of th e founding of our nation what it should be from th e grassroots point of view Thus we believe that this Florida-born great deal to sug estion is one which can do a accomplish this basic purpose. The simple figures i77&-1976 are inspiring. They deserve a Red-White- Blue background' / tuni." ,IELC. A Ectutr Global FRANK VOL1'OLiNE Csrcu16tIDT citviwraI MJ,nIIqer, JOHN A SPOLSKL &ssocealr Editur CurnptroIle REEP's ROY ArIisng 5'TAFrORC) DERBY EdIo,a Page £ tD CMARI. ES HAyS, Me.ch,iñI JANE CASSELBERRY RALPH HAYS Si EVE kA DOR IS WILLIAMS P - t't. Ruorr F Ort'r,ueir' 5ue.ei f itir PhotucirdPtIC' BILL VINCE NT JR S1Ot - - . SUBSCRIPT ION RAT 1.5 ,')fl$t1 - — By $I o MDItt SIB 00 1 j sc Or ( . '.arn&' A hurnt' Sr FI"'da Møs All Ot her Mail USPOSI RPpIiI4IIiOns "" that e l' ,dsubscflP1'Un ___ provide' ' paid in atharice Ernered as unid ç5jse m1,ttrr Office' of Sa,iturci F In' iCi. 17) fl. 1911) ,t p pt,,,, ot ant m,i'e.al news or advertising f thi' vdiIiu a? The' Santo' d He'ald ma, be rrpruduCd in an manner w itiwo' No pa" in written permission cit lh" publsPwf of The Herold Ant' *111 tW v,poducIwfl i.iCh tcn responsttPr ir firm d'vsdu LW coni.ide'td as infringing on 'The He-"aid 4, opyr,Uht and will twit, Iidit)lI' lot damage' under the' IOV. Sinaai Sat,'d. PL,bI,s.twC daily mds c*cep' ,t,I,shed p'riedng Satisr'day Chrasi,na!, - ''ii -4prald is Ii rclus' 4 the' .... A111.rnonh- 4 changes in recent defense budgets." The supporting figures are impressive. 1973 budget. military and civilian manpower and In the related personnel costs are expected to c'couflt for Se outlays. In fiscal 1964. they came per cent of total defense per cent, though there were then 300,000 mcu'i in just 43 men on .1,-1 1% , r m 1 ,!nr du'k% *htst it s iittI Thouih the sen:itoI humseli s.i. cut some 65i0,000 men to own defense document promises rolls- The clear import from strictly military manpower substantial sa ings of course, is. that this would produce From fiscal 1965 Still, the record isn't all that cheerifl — 1 I I - -- _•_ S_ti )('LS 1010 full . 'S - - committec . . It that the first responsibility of government is the cist safety of our people. This responsibilut) rests no less physi on foreign service officers than it does on mthtar) officers, and our ob)e-ctive is identical to maintain an international en'irunfla'flt in winch the incentives and opportunities fur r,inrurt are' kept at a minimum; and if conflict occurs, to con tain and defeat :t quickly. "Fur a gond part of my We," Johnson said, '1 have wurkeel closel) with professional military men. I think I know them as well as any civilian can - The American miiitry professionals I have known have served with devotion and skill the' v.'e1Ieing and the peare of th land," Johnson finds the argument that we should reduce our military strength as a contribution to the' national search for n "i my experience. military peace falLacious.. He sa ys: ace. th streng is. mit un ternuitive' to a na ti onal search for pe — and is as it is v.orld of it in the It is an essential element Likely to be for the indefinite future mibUir)- strength and diplomacy are fingerb of the same hand." . - - - - - 'apr ro'esIC.Iy Ar. Rilep VV 59 £ I -.t.ti'-. Goldenrod (a.tbroo4i Fi"n P,ii M.,riIn C,ii'an 1i I *IRIS Lake Mar, Ann 5e,' :l.o,v,. I'-. Casseiberry langlr*iwd P.athi N'ba Luke Monroe' it - lu 11150 Marilyn Gordon E31 W5 Longwood Ann Riley 13 V95 Chulupta Mrs Sue McEact*rn Winter Sp11fl01 365 uS Colored Communs'v M*rwi Mawb.ifl' 'in S.Lt Dettona Dr eary Enterprise Carl Allen f.IA ,11,11 17 .,,A!..I rreiuenr,a, t however, and that word. too, is. descriptive. A c'hannclized nothing but a big gutter dt.ssgned to river or stream is transport water in the most efficient manner from point A to point B. th.ii - 'Gutteriatiori" is also the direct opposite of all - 11 4 4 wihi fish and makes a stream biologically healthsf or Spare That Tree The "sa ve our trees" or di nance patterned alter an identical one currently in force in Winter Park and sponsor ed in Alt.arnontc Springs by Councilman Helen Keyser has passed its second and final reading to Mrs. Keyser's delight. Under the ordinance, land developers will not be able to just raze' trees from properUes Permits to destr oy certain trees will have to be obtained from city hafl and good reasons will have to be given before destruction will be permitted. lute. writes conservationist John Madson in a slashin,. attack on the "river wreckers" in the September issue of Audubon magazine. When hit' engineers. remove the bends, pools. rif fl es. snags and sandbars. of a stream, along with the tTt' that shade the streambank, all that's left, says Madson, is a barren ditch To date. he reports. more than 8.000 miles of livin g strcambc'ds. in more than 4(1 states have been "gutterI." ized." 13,M) more have been scheduled for "impro\ merit, and the U.S Suit Conservation Service estimatt' that 15.UU0 miles of streams "need channelizatlofl." The Natwnal Audubon Society has undertaken a major effort to publicize what it considered • i be the excCSM't of of the' Soil Conservation Service and the Army Corps Candidates in next Tuesday's primary electIon are Iintshing up the final week of th is particular campaign. Campaign posters are up, clever slogans are seen all about on bumper strips, etc., and many of th e candidates are in. t&'nslfying door-to-door and telephone solicitation for votes. All th at is necessary now is that a majority (really It sho ul d be all) of Seminole's 39,000 plus registered voters go to th e' I. polls. It would be nice' if the voter turnout would be as good, or nearly as good, as th at seen in (.'omn,untst countries where th e' electorate has no choice. Engineers.. Among other things, it challenges the alleged flood control benefits of ctiarinelization. Why, it asks, s.j*ru.i money on costly projects to protect fields from beund flooded when the nation already has a surplus crop Pro!) Cadets Seek Equipment lem' And anyway. it claims., the projects often fail to cur trol floods. but just transfer the flood threat to 1.1w nt' - i'ummunity downstream. The trouble with such arguments is that they amour' to accepting battle with engineers. on their own terms. p 14 I ongwuodites will be happy to learn th at Carl I.onirz,kr's doct or has given the "go" sign For him to go back to work In his post as fire chief of th e city. And the volunteer fire department early tins week gave lonimler a vote of eonlide'ncc. Vet to be taken care' of is the formality', now th at the doctor's jwrinlssion slip is in hand, of th e City Council approving his return to wor k. The police t'stde't Also to do with Longwood two canoes that have been e th hoping to equip organization ts. etc. life ja"kats, equipriient with sak'ty to it donated that the boys. ran be-gin th e camping trips th ey have been loukior Inrwui'i t'. Since' th e group of sennic 2 boys hart' no funds, it is hoped th at citizens will donate the' needed equipment. Anyone with an)' safety eqwptneiit (Jo'>- would like to see given th is worth' white organization may rita e'ither rnenibe'r of 11w police [BERRY'S WORLD - - Osleen Clare'ni.r Snyck'-" 3?? 4941 Oviedo stavis Geneva L Ma?h.ruf 34c' ?t1S '7' i B JEFFREY ST JOHN Copley News Service "Each YORK national election year brings unwarranted attacks. (Ill the' observes. lo ud Lius.iueSb, Michael J. O'Connor, eecuttvC director of 11w Supermarket institute. "These attacks. come truni both sideL Republicans and Densucrata. 71n. side with the consumers to gan votes." NEVi - As the presidential cam- paign heats up in lute Septeiiit.'r. we art' fikeb. to wittwat. both political partief 'macking the "high coat of iuud for eunsunserL" !,wndwrs of Ow food Ir.cbstr7 meeting recently in the Rudy Mountain resort city of Vail. Cola., conceded that loud prim are likei)' to go up before eiectAu day de.i1te govern- producers. lose , ejich dollar spent by housewife who is apeisding for food thati a decade despite inflationary facto' 'I, - ________ - I ?4Iaod 0nd work, dear!" additional portable' cluss,ruomns. Anylotivi, ., itli t vi ibamrflt concern, the' School Board at Iest fur this )eur, isn't agreed not to dectstou, reversed its seuiona, le doub on put any elm parents In the city, aiiii'st all of happy m y There were an e school board for considering eir praise of th th em loud in th th e matter. their feelings in ploy."l at the facility — ' -01. - e - - . ,,i, ;tst,tn'- P1 -. ,- 4).jAi7 'georgo Is 111 (1 li l;Is"o - "- Kr7l 4 ,w 'r Gunter••• -' % -' zr • ' __________4"" - ,_.t!_('" __________ -, - -! , Your Independent Voice in Congress -.i'~ O~__; ~~_P, t ,I'' 1 -- B; Ga'r .t ___ I .- - Co.sporisored Fr-dr; sunshine" tow. III of the school other than to possibly influence a Few parents to keep their children home. There is never a crackdown on truancy in opening days of (befall term, said Innar Nash, information director for the school system. The protesters at Oceanway were primarily people from the nearby lcw'to-rniddle income, of court order. About 25 per the pupils are blacks who are bused in to both schools. Sixth graders living in Oceanwit), ride buses five miles to Moncrief School. Eighth and ninth graders go about flint' miles to Hibault Junior high. -- -. unIer u.s. Congress Congressional Dtstrict S -'-- ,1 Inen ' e "ire qitt'i a'# -osce. c-1 r 'sY-'! rj led Ser'eed C% inefficienc'1, is Se nal-ea Aper'çr - cnons chairman - Championed 'he ''m.ccue nome wnr'; ciiI of rights," and numerous 'ruth n the marketplace" meosure Cared for Florida retirees, Mith tceciai mo. pension and health care measures. led in the fight for legislation to combat crime, and protect honest citizens. ! to you Bill Gunt ar ___________________ *will listen — --- DEMO(.R r SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT SEMINOLE COUNTY SEPT. 1 2th PRIMARV * * * * LAYER for Logical Leadership OPPOSES 45-15 YEAR AROUND SCHOOL PLAN FAVORS STRI CT AND IMPARTIAL DISCiPLINE FAVORS SECURE SCHOOLS - FREE FROM DRUGS FAVORS STRONG REAE)ING PROGRAM - Gt. 1. 2. 3 FAVORS NEIGHBORHOOI)SCHOOLS FAVORS IMPROVED VOCATIONAL EDUCATION FAVORS "Pay As You Go" SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION OPPOSES PROPERTY TAX INCREASES GO FORWARD IN EDUCATION WITH i'.-J polit.ai slvtrI-eu'.,,'t Pv..Iiir alpine V/ark-ed for c - Sough? sound conservation, with laws to effectively manage our natural resources, and to halt pollution. * i$ ., Fought for the needs of Florida farmers. * S'iil '' high school had unity scant integration until this fall. It was converted to a i.5 grades elementary school and it seventh grade center under the * District 3 Republican •k "Y combination elementary junior VOTE Xi County Commissioner 5th Opposed the $1 2'' Go semirural community whose Save Seminole! plan before we grow elect DICK WILLIAMS ' Bill Gunter '#voc listening when he Resi stance Formi ng To Jax School Bus '1'Al,1hIASSEE. Flit. sAl' I iiit'('t' f o r the trip, in keeping Ainriculture Commissioner with a law requiring that each Doyle Conner "apparently passenger pay at least 10 cents violated" state law by taking an for every iiuite flown in a state "I1-day Junket aboard a state plane, the newspaper said. The Post reported that there airplane,'' 11w Palm Reach Post is no record that any other pasreported today. In a copyrighted story in this sengers paid for their transpor. morning's editions, the Post tation—so the state paid the bill said at least four unlogged for private passengers who passengers arcoinpoflie(i were Conner's guests. Conner at various times on it ''The failure to record the 5,885-niuile trip to Oklauoriia, Ilssne'rs on tfs trip log was Colorado, Wyoming, Montana in apparent viulittiun of it new stitte' law elusiis1nng down on and Canada. asbust's of (hue state-owned air Conner denied the report. Conner and Wallace ltich, it fleet and preubabl) cost the state state livestock promotion six well over SUM in pa ssenger c'lalSt, billed the state $.SM50 1itrt;,'' the sturs said. #^ 0.11 ( i\riri I(iis'%- J'1P ti Conner Ai r Junket Criticized By Paper .n'-; Bill Gunter w reelected Ni' 1' 60 p.srcerit of the -vote. How does Bill Gunter do t° 1Vl'W( )I{K ( )N ( )NEof Ihe' attractive giant ()stcrs tlist ele'oraB' h'eirt'st ('ity Klcint'ntaI'y School am's' fleW teachers, T('fl'sa I lines, second level from lthk'igh, N. ('.; Shirks' ('oniski, fourth level, Winter l'ark l'ani l':i'icksoii St. ('mix, Virgin Islands; an(l 1Joan Kenen, first Ieve'l, I"t I .iti( Ici'd sit' JACKSONVILLE, Flu. '110' groc'i drew increasing of 'yttipathizera Al')— A 40 per cent Increase in crowds throughout Thursday afternoon smoothly school busing went as on this and Stat(MI an attention-getting as could be extected first week of the term, motorcade of more than 100 Jacksonville school officials cats through the city in early said, but a growing pocket of evening. "We're going to stay out here resistance Was camped out across from the Occunway until soiiiebesiy stoi5 thus busing," vowed one camper, school. About 200 persons, some nine A protest group set up school age children, displayed campers in a tents anti several signs read: "Boycott" and that street vacant lot across the (romiu the school in north ''Kt.'c.'p Ncighihorhcsi Schools" Jacksonville, one of several unthieprote'stat the campsite on affected by the second phase of private land. School officials said the pro. a federal court integration testers didn't affect operation order. --i" State Senate, against \c'hOt many s nt rl '-.'er-s impossible odds. in 1 968, against ri Republican tide led by President Ni 't' , I'd ; i He's been elected I- C' r- itAW0Ih FtIIh '' - I i 5Plot ,ill fo 08611111L of will go to your favorite charity. — ! P la Iit bi III, 'Intended Sheriff ('milk. ;-u r,. lie runs a fine jail ...-- * , w tit'n uuuiouncc'nient was made' that school were going (in double elementary certain classes of its and complain. HatIwr,they did hack Just sit sessions, did not it. something about A large group bndtd together to discuss. the prolikin with the school board Some sug(ested that arrangements be niade with Christ Episcopal Church to utilize Its educatio na l huillIny as a temporary measure and some par en ts Inrliride'd H wiliitn'III"iS to pool p'r;.asaI reSource'! to purchase --______________ 1 -1 1111110 , Ilriuri,c,m,nd 44 -: 41 1 1 1 1 ,X,,Z -- .i r_y) I— . _~ , 'RepuLslkuns to, McGovern' '.'oul.Jn't . -. ;u whom i . '"- . Parents Get Action 'I fold you a drnne, wafIi 'Democ,cfs foe' , of "- .,,: .cmnith'q report -t.nr-liirl" 'I with a rpcomnimnendntfrun that P r 'inch I Inns a sleting in r- r.uoty jail qhruiild be cotta' P to insure the safety an't ''H hieing of thin i nrriatp;,i'. c uper visor y par sonnet a ______ graft. ntutie' 1.01 supermark'ts en 1071, with after-Utz profit of 11.9 per in other words., uuptirzuur made less than one penn) - Ii , Jti'iariile's -_ - Iliuftey raising cattle for I housewife's. table. The nation's superr.'iarkt 11w final lini', in is lung and hr recognized food chain that the tiist productive in blot tustor)'. lace much the su problems as cattlemenAccording to the Wall Etr firm of Merrill Lynch, Pies Fenner and Smith, a ct tunation of fierce cotnpetll and government restrict against passing along increl op-rtitig wag" rrjct' 1- SU in is 10.-year-low profit -- departzne'nt uimunittee, ('ounctliiwn Williani Klosky or I)bck Crenshiaw. Inc'iilu'nt;illr - ('r.'nshaw is still in i'lorida Hospital and probably will rs'main there for a twit' 1k ss hia,trig skin A Political Hoax On The Housewif E ,,I n Russia. the figures art' ment pressures and controls to still between 40 and 50 per keep them artificially k's in the poorer nations cent.,.and The Auerican housewife may of the world, the quest fur food Lw cois' inced that over-all food all of the consumes nearly rusts. have gone through the finances." ceilinj, but the opposite is. true-. family's efforts id (JUonnor 'ntend that it "At-cording to the U-5. check of Atnerwan consumer Department of hgriCUItUrt," O'Ctmnur said in a speech to the expenditures for food fur the Colorado meeting. "the last lu ears shows clearly that American houaewile In 1071 in 12, American housewives spent 1U per cent of the spent 16.1 per cent of their family's of ter'tnx income on alter-tax dollars on food' Clearly a hoax Is being food cunsunied in the home perpetrated by politicians.. This is the lowest figure ever They accuse the food industry reported in our country. or in of inflated and ewesaivr prices., any other country in the world. the housewife, whether while "To give you some cornparlaun. I refer to figures d* realizes. it or nut. is being supplied by the Department of sut*ldii,ed when It cinnes to Commerce British trnuaew1vt5 such items us beef. Earlier this year much spend 22 per cent if their afterpolitical posturing took place taz dollars c food 71m French over meat prices. What was. not .pend per cent. The Japanese that most heel said was spend ever 20 per cuit. - - - mate;. Trade in Youi Old Luggage on Famous Name Brand Luggage - ', Vip, IIattf.r, currently of M jr Also '- onilog mitaler liii; - (air'' r't-ery time urlcorwrs rncpin;t st hdM'l was this' (noel ;c'rvs'cl sit thin visit hi ft clot-tar. ''I would gre-cc jail and liii; lmibe'I drew ;hor;i that I; sttteqt,nte,'' he' ruhl rncpeunice fruit, Drummond, who In riuntiusry of the lnepe' lion,, said lie luis cult-ti itinals at thin Stisithi noted flint the overall huh ansi Found his' Fswul twfler toting of the jail wag only Ittiuti that ptiritisisetl sit iIiIlIi'(ssir,'' I Inching it grossly rirsuheirle rr',tiiurnnts. SherifF Insuchi'qusute to tried the nerd; ________________ ii th it', 1 uP ?i i5 piIITltl\ ,PsninuiIli I had th e' privilt'gc last week of covering th e' Board of County Commissioners' meeting. And that is a real ex perienee. Whe th er anyone agrees wIth th e actions of th e board, th ose men certainly are working commissioners. The mee ting began at 11 a.rn, with work session and continued wi th only a brief recess until th e offi cial meeting began at 2 p.m. From then the commission chamber jumped wi th business until a tiurrieci recess for supper and th e "shorter meeting than usual" finally ended at 11 p.m. It is a shame th at mom-c citizens do not attend these im. portant meetings. The only times there were large audiences was during public hearings on zoning. With th e se'atir,g capacity of th e commission meeting room at th e new courthouse increased from 0 to 96 perhaps more citizens will attend, Commission Qiairman Greg l)rummondsaid. Attempting to explain the apparent lack of interest of th e citizenry, Drummond said maybe th ey realize the limited seating capacity in the ancient old county building . War III has so f& been averted.. America has proposeG, and in the process has made A siru1a' contributIOns to the economic rectri'er of the rest of the world and to the development of an international cununiic system of a scope unprecedented In world tiistor. we "flit tact that we have had some' failures. — and that still face serious problems — gives no basis for the denial of th ese accompllshiflt!fltS." Johnson says. One' grave problem we fact today is the serious dcgradittrnfl of our military strength vt-a-vis that of the Suvwt Union. Apropos of defense mutters., .Iohnson told the - Long Day For Commission banks. "GutterlT2ticPfl" is what critics of the practice call it. World '' - Th e' advisory committee consist.; of B. 11. Ferrell of 1ongwi'l, Th omas Dyer. Altamonte Sp rings. and Charles Ke'Iley, Winter Springs Ferre'll is a forineu' councilman of his city and I; currently chairman iii Lb.' l.ongwnod t on ing hoard. Dyer is a land (tt'vt'Io(x'r and orn' of the principals in the company that developed San Sebastian tls'ights as welt as a memtwr of Alt.amonte's inning board. Kt'lle' at th e same' time has served a; a me'mht'r of the' Winter Springs city co uncil, on its zoning board and board of .idju.strnent. So, th ese men hare' considerable knowledge about the th ree cities and sho uld be of inestimable value to the' planner. 1 The engineers call it 'chnnt'itz,jtI(ifl." and the ,A or ,, the deepenir.is self-descriptive. Ctauue1iiatiOn i o thzi' and clearing of natural v.-att'rcourseS straightening he'av)r ains. will drain off rapidly instead of overflowing 11 In 1 If - iri thit' ;u,nirnry Wa.' ganernhtid el.u?err,e'nt of rn:,,', rrirupininte (tort, Ininat" regarthirig nv"d a) trentrru"r' fr,r-), p assjvp 1us-it and 11 proper ventilation (".1k reporter! the' Jail, tia; it r aprhty 'if 5, Pias -' rori;islr trig the ii liii I sin rif the tunri liii I - ginul, (or Ihitti's, with- ti are dam bererl 'o,isiiIred As only i,r'n-n;Ietent in the jail, unit the Smith (tilt'' (tie hierititiit, it'i.ieatlntsuil 1110111( ill otfrnthuni, wtihtt was it, v, ,,,ruiiriil ottent Ion,, mmii a; only ''fair,'' ('milk sal') ttuir k nun training progr suits that itiedli-sil attention is given k,, ... UVt-flh1)t'[, lii(IV. catch sitiil catiltattitni w nrc t- nnclitnic'il rorri'i'tiuin; , This latest in. c;wi t 1,111 re;Mir( ;nlniiltteul by K. various studies for the organhyation We're Improving Till It Hurts - tiiii'l;, t,eshhing, hiou;e'keephrig ", .- w'tvunutal for u next (let oh y.str I. Also inclui't"'i ncWiti'unisi) '' lIth.ilintth it hi hi sit no '.._........._i..._ hiidgt hearing.; strict r ' ' ' - In , feel; 'ths'y are wrong ':,Ik slid agree, tIflWPVPt, with thin in;wc- trur' nc;e;;tnent rf grout.'' IlitlirlIP thir' ventilation, lighting and I; jolt klIst,en, er - reenirig, which, wsi tarm'cI I)luuhIiinM, ill;tplliie, wsiter, ''poor facilitiet, tt Iwitsitig II is had up there,'' he, '' months ago, had Ln'tte'r get their working lothc; on because Harlan hanson, ('Al NO planner is ready to lw-gin work on j 0 ______ " , ' ' 'ititt that gistilgog Jr, jr h'1 su ri,, hh,n Jnhi I (".1k requ s'" 'P In the r eport, Siiiltti incUr oleil thai u-n;tiuiy s;ncl c't'tiiity at thi' taxpayer;' onion osissiun ('hnlrinnn 1 ;rg Drummond reu)lrsrk.'ul. ''It steal; In generalities, with few specifies Involved If the state is to rt'pnrt, (two' SIlIHIhcI III" ;pei' liii' tC(il,iii1lPti($8 I inns rsi ther than liii; type of missuteriol whih- h only serve; is, east general ihispersions tin Ito' ;twrlIf I )rniiiinuinit wits referring In the' latest in;;w'tinn of the Scuninnh' (.'nunty jail, wtih- hi is already ;u'hietlulent for c's. uiuiciutii. 1'lw;e inWei'tli'nM ore soiuiut'Ir'd ever)' (our tit si; week; h) 11w State I It'. isbn of ('otii. Will ..... j... (hit' (It', John Volk nIn tilngnr'ntl Wilt, the (unit r itirpie, coving flint Pt" ut i'nuhI re;1rt I' a v. iiti' of Council of lA)col (',ssvt'rruiut'nts, v. hictiwi'r i' .ippoint.'il several One Man's opinion :;, E. UBBY ::. liii' t.ht'e-iiit'tiihie'r ;td,isor romnitttei' of thin ('Al ,N() 11% I)()% OAKLEY •,' I- frnt(h, irisors i,ipcirtiir, sic 'nnI' (air' SiVf''tl1O%%'MKt Planning Study to Begin ____ - , Ill INN - not unsympathetic to McGovern's presidential candrda' told me the senator's sm billion defense cut proposal is , $1' billion might XCCSS',C He suggested saving up i t be achieved. 6W . 1110111 11,;Wi lltl ufense budget since Itif t an amount almost matching 'ictnaTn, the savings from oti wth.traWalS from savings from the Incidentally, there won't be -my huge vaiiltet I The war. 'ietnam further winding down of the spent collected and 'peace dividend" long since has been out of war Any dramatic portrait of , country brought released sums to great home front tasks and turninc vast is cruelly false. As a matter of fact. one respected budget specialist - %II1 pt'rhaps. bcrsng athis SI military and civilian defense mar'. until now. total '' S Vet. power has been cut by l.f, million individuals , went that span, payroll and ether defense pesanflCl cost. up by 10 billion ycarl). Strictly military pa doubled in the period, and civiliar defense ph% went lip iO per cent says. defense And the end it not in sight. Brookings. billion in the 197 $4 S up another manpower costs will go 1977 at least budget It further es.timates. that h) fiscal just through costs n will be added to those another $4 billio pay boosts. and civilian ni1itary hiked tt By a strange coincidence, pay legislation has - CMpk News Srrvict MnbasSadOt U Aiexis Johnson. ursOn Aug itate fur political affairs. ttsttsed before the' cjtrecrt'U1r of House F'uresgr AUstin- sutx'omflilttt't on national security poLir 3t years His remarks., bawd on his experiences during in 11w foreign service. deserve wider publicity than thit stffurcit'd b the subcommittee report. They contain much th at is a welcome' relief tram flood of left-wing and liberal propaganda. To deternufle which way we should go in the future, it is. ht'ipf ul to examine the past. immediately following World War II. the ambassador notes, in the defeated countries "desperate' men and shattered sta tessaw a bleak fut ur e. We alum' had the' s'tre'ngth and confidence to provide the ao..iship and help" to save these defe*ite'd peupk from "a new tyranfl) which openly professed tiotilhty not mil to the United States but also to any rnternatmn&d structure in which we could survive." only sensible thing we crnild have done, he said. was. U) offer this help, because' 'strong as we were, we were nut strong enough to be indifferent thorn — and we are not now ti the' world we live in Johnson finds. It extraordinarY that it is now fashionable question our motives and aiccomplishluellth during these to postwar years.. As. Lii motive, Winston• Churchill culled our efforts "tie must unsordid in hustor) insignificant As. to our cvumpis.hfliCUts.. the' were' not our mortal wartime enemies art' Not the least of them is. the' n'a among our closest friends. Y._... - .._. M,srilyr (,c,'don BJt tN'S f.I4. - Report Assoi ate'd Press whsh s tIM' local vir'. f' 'ep' uCictiflr ) Herald Area Correspondents 531 .., review of the proposed 197 The Brookings lns.tittilIOfl'5 that "increases in manpower costs budget slates. flatI imxirtaflt single determinant of hzi'e become the mast - CLI4)D Its- But who will be appointed by the ('it)- ('outwit to serve (hiring the period from the cffective slate of Blow'; resignation wxt month until the new ninynr a;;ts,iit'; office. ,Ianuar) 8 ('otincti ('h-airman Dr . I'.nlith lint-mr has indicated she will not seek election Iii (hi' office She was Just re4-leetell to this' council last 1''e'eiiibt'r by a re'..uns1Ing margin and has one year to serve in that term I Councilmen John I cight and harry Sambrook, both with ti'rms expiring this year. are being talked atintit for the office . Scuttletnit in this' n'its' for Sonic' months has been (tint ti n surn'es.'Jul ninyomal 'andtd,itc anti fcirmer t'ounu.'blmnn Bit-hard \Vir: is also interested in running in 1'rt'rntwr. So, the one-year split term as mayor has evitninly created a lot of interest And when the campaign in the city a member of the' ,- bear Lake ~ I ' 7niu' untt'. 550 1% SI 7DMont' ,' - • , Co'ntii Editor Htrlw DcI;wert' 1" t a : rni.'ri the 1 ')/l •' County Jail Rated 'Only Fair' ByZlTaie Vlh'ti0flS. tended to be I D% C,ARY 'TAYLOR ¶,py-Is Editor - 1. 2. ' Foreo gn Wi1itarY Pohcies Together WINIFRED Editor Managing 14 ___ - r(',/ , -'I ,,:..,. :-:.. .*. - ___ and Publssh'T WALF k A%St IC Put1I,st1f AYNt D DOYLE. A o-m,i is ing DsrecIoI & FRED vAN PEL'T . - r ' SANFORD. FLA RENCH AVE - 'If I hove te go wi thout m dinner mud longer. I won" needu,seeadocWr. I'll need undertaker." All right. Johnny. I'm wiling nt time. 11 you you for don't stop pulling your 51S1PT'li halt , I won't let him give you 0 lollipop when he sees is" "l'vc react all the National Geugraptur magazines. about the Spanish-American War and the first World War. Do you hove any c0p1e2 of the magazinc that have been printed since I was. born' I'd land of like to creep up or, m own times-" 631 9993 ".12 2611, p.:' __ 0141f011anfilrb frath TELEPHONE READY TO SPREAD THE ALARM - Drummond Slaps Inspector 's Report Who will the new mayor of 'acselberr)- be , ('Hill; the oat) mais in the isito lit, Iket (it) to he eiee'I(MI ii) Ihl'Ct! 1'cictittvv two.vear terms, ha; nnni'stinee'd hi; resignation to twcnnw effective in (\'tisher This wilt give urns' for ranittilates to quahti) for election to the offIce in I eern%wr The talk Is that some nwnthers ill the (ity ('outwit would like the Job. tiflt', ('ouncilman '10111 Na5 ter, has IBOIIC It known (tuit he will seeiç,the post in the tlecenilwr 5 municipal 1111k paragraphs on defense outlays., McGovern in two ke military in his New \'ork economic speech nwnhlflne(i 'waste of scarce hardv.are' repeatedly and spokc of the the "dead weight o wealth on excess hrepoWE't' and cX.'-CSSI'' arms. upon manpower just once, when he sug. He touched stationed in Europe 11 gested that our present NATO force was far too big with weapoflr)% makes his ?1cGc'erfl'5 preoccupation rea too much Like an - 'alternative defense budget", - k Review of Books., e motional essay in th e liberal Nev. \ cu realistic document it wa s inand too little like the hard Irritatinq active I j'. dmc ii' t,ttf'r't a iLi I)41\\ -' is. putIsfl his. i 'Ifl't' again. en Ceorg(' M.'&'i'('1flplanes. missiles and fewer 'mphas.iS iip.lfl our having the deft cut he would says 1*thei armarnonts. when 1w But rnrir.pv.'er is reuuii 'ears three sr huilcet $3( billion the ''ng cost escalat(W in defense spending. Ruminations Quite :. : pie ' , Natural And . Deliberatlo I1S fl BR1E RIflSST Thc primanes are a first hurdle for both the candidates and the voters. Run-offs will take place on Sept. 26. It will then be six weeks to the general election of Nov. 6th it is important that the concerned cit i7Cfl keep these calendar dea.11ines in mind. For this appears to be an election in which change will he much more the rule than the exception. To make the change one of a pcisiti'e. useful and clehnahlc' character the qualified cit izenS must register and vote in greater numbers and been the wi th greater understanding than has case in the past ure of American democracy is The broad in for some changes. The ones which are easiest seen and even more easily felt are at the local levels Thu-c. Seminole County redistricted and re-woed is a political phenomena of more than local interest ... Donna 's ::: .....: -4 W - b Ji_.I',r. C 4. ,.iO.tt i a"o ',i" LAY ER �F 1P' Smnford crafrl tffr"i/. County Also To Tighten Dredge And Fill Laws .1 Divided a es ixon A ff Ju nke t a Over Ho 6A—The Sanf Ord H oil - 4. .- ' 'S. I 4* usMngmr iteit the rcsufllpnfl of the Paris 1WaCe 1gestung the I oner labor leader pestptW his isutto T,ut, said b,mnr m%'o said he it mom until after Jut' ngements" to get the net'scarY arra was going to make in a tell!proval fromthe fdral rroie board, Taub stated iayer for James liolta md P Ilk ASN\ prcstdential a1vser Henr) Kissingerapproved a **% thflt re tdent to trae1 to plan for the farmer Teamcte t mon p kth releaseof Anernafl prisoners of 'metnam ;nd 4 . 4or -.S-- phofle interview SlateDepartment's Wiliami. TuuhOfNC',t York sau1tu'm4a that Kissinger was iWla's legal counsel disputed the validatifl hail not been an lusl' m in San t,iemente. Calif , that Ilctta had auegatmofl that the movement beet ifl%'itOd b the Nu'stlh VmetflMmWS-l! trade union Taubsaid,authorl7edhaproperauthority passporO(1II' approved the plans,' idRobedJohnson,once1 for the Hesa tni1until after .lulv . ,i ..- .. ' v%r to1ltwt floffat'em he fll)T 45I'(t uw h Secretary ofhad approvea Vietfl8fl Thumb was responding to liCtIOflS Thursd lCi his passport in visiting North tIolfo's tram'l approVI'tt revoked the passpor validation so Rnget who Department al The Jiustu wuit't hate aliow1 Hatta to travel to Hanoi, plans. Taut) sa id solicit tb insstatiOfl to indicated through his press off seer Charles Ilofin did not The attorney said nl without result of - procedural go quseti ' Brn' the revocation was the North ',etnam, but was willing tould po rt obtain the release of to validate Holla's pass co publicity because he thought he irreiuuiarilIe5” in the wa used Rnger also was quoted h gray as sa ing pnvatc Anwrithe prisoners ,'iluiens should not be involved in negotiations concerning ullO ri'lon' of 11w I\'Wt. 'a (l to a m ci I si s'loI ,rui 'I t - Oi .1 ohnson 'S F v as Ave, New Srriyrna Beach morning around 9 a .m. ana oad BouleVIT'CI and Lake - - ary taxuu mu She Orlando Naval Training Cc r s e er - P - _ - .... . As C Of L Phuo< that the NX vottitruind reported Irkility that plunihim, fixtures lit, all Aater lillil fuReAt removed front their offpred to attend and r( the UsaruI of (nun(y loin. mis'ioners that ton tUhifl) pertinent finals were twing or ipnored ovem looked sItn,stlwr, In that r idences or bttness ojWattofld fatted to ant "t" Iai'ttitles in. ansi all t ttitt 440(1 plate. tie also (i'll that at least Th per tefli of all elemtrk'iml ws'tk anti hiturcs ititist 1w In, or the wire s'nds lapel ansi breakers lurked it or slissormett,'l A Further 1- 14,01111 M,nutatlnmi um as that the ujwrintenmilent of construction tsul ulectru at contractors 1w required to sign isfhtidavils ttiiml all necessary inspections will tM I ailed in. 'u totiipurarv m* us sr us mild silcusunneit t,oces ('u,u,ufflliirwra (cit tutu toure ret'otn• of these tsitIy qqqIy jisen;in1liun lwfurt• atting on thetis. A work session is s(tiesIuled for nest week ru ne teirs The miles ' There ulas no word on either L',tr Cn,, Iin „pd -- ....... kIkr1 Elections A By South Vietnam ... I I)ediealed Serrice Elect Aft- % F.stimbliShflWTlt here of RTK21) Tt-wers, just-opened senlOt KEEP FRANK ot 1 ... The RIGHT man ... The RIGHT time - -- WILLING TO SERVE' not just be ;- • fill a Congressman! TOM RAgLOFF '4 S COUNTY COMMISSION te t'trsat1. candithite for rt'preM'fltimtlt'r. to request that blt V1NTER SPRINGS — — cUrIflg cm the budget Ici' the' text fiscal sear will be held at emp1o'erS allow their employrs tire, precege- one bOUT off on 730pm Mnn the polls and cast which to visit regular meeting of C'ut votes eir Ccsuncil Total budget figure' u. th Also, tm be thsc'uaWd is a $ 1 L1 will tieprciclanuatrnn A public bearing Mw c4 the American Revolutiot held on the location of the' new urging all citizens to p15 water and sewage treatment special attention to the week of plant Sept. 1-23. designated a Council will consider p Constitution presented h Rotwr. ICE LI.E Y -- -. 4 III I iii 1'I, I GIVE THE ,, irmolu Don't at rnsiv ?UflSVuIt Ifl?iSt'Oit I have A icPpl Fl orid . S utuilt tileS ttit tr nstot'a e ve rt M.anrhlII lout VOICE CD' of stale Vove?flmeflt '.enl up mote than $3 billion since 'I%$ Compare n e,eo'd o conservative utility ve;uiatIDrt v.utt rn cti,,poflefltI ,ecot as a Iit*riI iii .,,p.nding 1,9s45*D' Can 'ou flaa'd to have ':in witthtng Owe'f LlIS DEMOCRAT STATE SEAT 17 pout cleri'sc ca's aiC ptsorue oils' St'fll. lb SENATE \i1ii1iIi Sept. '27 0 Sm lHuul lt*'sitt, t,s miwn high s h,,ot Sept. 'lob, lunim't,eoni, 1104)0, Trophy I.utiiuj4t'; spu'okt'r, ,Iean 11rant. School ltoa ri I; c.iII 322-2872 for I e serva lit imis S4'tII. 114 Su lisuil itsuard, u,iifmrt'iu*' miMi ii Sol IA. 31) 1A stuart L 31 low 11041wris 4 - -- Bill Gunter... needs your help mom - - -- ' (oure invited to join the hundreds of civic-minded -icturireers working to send 3iI Gunter to Washington. We need you! Please coil 1(15 4 I 1R7 ir -rt. at the address below. It's something positive you can do for your country1 -. -. ' - ' — 5t Ccrçresicral Cistrmct GO - unter - usCOflgre5S or,srth 3'tf)' * '' SCHOOL BOARD '-' 14 YEARS EXPERIENCE WWI Vets lt.si r,.'ks fl'I8 1p t"irst i-'eik'r.sl Sl., Altamonte Spring's \our tii , \Ot& Will Be APPrecia ted t P ELHAM Louis D bDAN 19 ehoo1 Stiperinteitdeitt . u;i-: . - • _ . : 1 l{IHL•;t) 'tWO :ULLL)RF\ fl. . MIA;U F.E. - t \ l' ERL'l'\ OF FLOR 11) DEGRE E IN S CH OOL LflhI\ LS'tR1 L'LO\ l .:-.. St-out Troiip 79 and Explorer Group, 7 p in., at (ii gre 45154)1) (it Liberal 'i'i.: W11IM; Ps F\L1'\OLE U)) \ L)\) I\1'I'1( 'I'L F Ut TI ES -tS LW \. 'vt' i'uit:Li' L. s, I'Rt'(:Li't. 'I'll 111TEF.N F 't K I{ • )" ' ,.I.;: N o- EL I E tits Cl . j\ ECTED ((fl\'l'\ IN SE'1L\oLL: 4)I \'F\ F' L%8 St-pt. 25 EMINOLE t:ot NTY I'OR'L' U 1,11011 1,11 .S Boy * FOR Strong Ilibatlilig 1'ro9raii in All Seliook * FOR Strong lIII1)LLL'LLL(l L)Ltci'iI)ILIItt Voting Member Brevard League oi Cities 1X2 Principal Lyman High School) .Better use of available Public Defender SLATON ELECAT I"isuiil> I"iiiu I );s mid pu-iou it tIm- Like Moi% ('hiir.'hi oh thit' \.itir,it>, starting ut 12 iuuuni; ref r t's tsuit' iii and 'Is iiis o i .t-rvt'sl iurcls *Proven leadership (9 Yrs. SEPT. 12 te JUDICIAL CIRCUIT— BREVARD- SEMINOLE COUNTIES L)EM p4.i ;m, geoge i arid fund drive for new Titusville Library. Commissions a Legal AdviSOr t City Boards 8 DEMO as - VOTE FOR Less luxury in building program s' 1''4 211 * Vote HENLEY for: - Sept. a Presently Mayor of Titusville and former City Councilman with over four years experience working budget for City of Titusville E Legal Advisor to North Brevard Library Board and Leader in campaign , iu kwt" W,Ve a rm4,sswelttrs. iii ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS ft hIrOPrnitl' r:umlroatl crossings n paved r t;tit' where no signal f Altamonte Springs htuiiiiemakers ('1(11), 9 am, First Federal S&I. , HENLEY ,et 'torn ;37a) n .11ovmiica nr tocw old moeh low 4ntnl )urntmnca 'it '1 lAW ewrtnr? ->)rtnhhm 109.50 S109.- Sanford Wuiiwn's lk'publscan 44,#'.pet Leader o resources *improved curriculum 1II1ITI1IJ con. - Elect CARLTON pu•cst inst,all (in ,I trial t.4asts, bum[wil ti I :IIII 11' LI II I•S of annexation spoke to the board regarding Sit 425i, which according to hI pa rcels of land Shenandoah Village on high- Knowles, needs wideoing and of various Springs, Altamonte around way 17-92. lie mid that this was repaving. Also receiving requests were sent out to a unique situation in that two attention will he Airport I u'ials of that city requesting years ago when he acquired lt*uI'v4trd from 17-92 to the Copies of its annexation or- se wers, he signed an agreement din.mnee No. 165-72. to annex to the City of Sa nford. According to Administrative m expected time involved Assistant Rodney Layer, the now for the' annexation to be ordinance provided by time City effected ø to &o days, or at of Altamonte Springs shows timost six months following examination and TEMPOR1tItY PLANT proper scaling to a section map HIl1 by the Seminole County pint'ning department draftsman, assured the hoard that that the annexed property is the temporary plant would be Indeed contiguous with the city properly maintained until that limits of Altamonte Springs. tinme. Ss-tiocil hoard, 3 fu'rm'ns,-e rtsuii Cnes) for the past three years and presently * Member Brevard County Bar Assoc - PEOPLE ('ounit ) Water Control •mntl Maitland treatment plant. Advisory Committee wiil be Pinch r.'ntmituteti the board that . utseul Inclusion uI this area was one of If time lake cleaning efforts do the itt'nILs recently negotiated not exceed iuuore than ten inches with the City of Maitland. Sept. I.' rrSItI!tIHT Ar's It b. (DISTRICT 2) I Cc.ni Bar Assoc I Sr,uI.,. tire Seminole Calendar a, .-tty Board of Ad1ustmeflts 8 Appeals levels of State & Federal Courts a General Civil Trial & Practice Before all a Criminal Trial Defense before State & Federal Courts (Brevard & Seminole 'Chief Asst. Public Defender for the 18th Circuit I uiIIlI ,ue.wH4-4stI4e Utt• -quid. jl.qdv ii ,11 pt ,vOl9 5tt?i. aPr. 4() 11P r1 f~ a Titusville City Atty . I I4"ihi. met RAY SLATON ' -.- * Atty Planning and Zoning Board . ICM rtictrutnr5 in the .ake )iarnwy or'-, I-: it Al N other ot 11,0, Ito 1 With tint, E rigs ricer had infornin' I r" ;srt.'tl that 1w flenetiu't, distrif I' A the Still, for 'rig I neer I *'partnnent of Trio nsi.rtatt .N !hat the rtr;tina'" t';uaetnent lt $27 north of Altannir; Springs, running west from U'' higtiwtiy tit two construction apparently is' Itt statuinme htn4-ked by unknown person i ;Prving Ev.euHV Ls. 5u,ou. .-,,'jtptfl r,,p..i II YSlulti Ii rur al kid - Atty. North Brevard Library Board - uuz.Iu Typewriters RE-ELECT • rsecuting Ally , n S Pete, FIDr*c a L1. City Atty. in St Pete. Florida -. -• r Portable v Yrs. Experience In Following Positions : was of Elecfric - DEFENDER By Winter Springs A million i-isithtsrizmrug waiver tin' IIfl filing fee for i qi'rtIftrtitc' of IUlr ('(*1 s'nili'nu 0 and rin' -.'csity water I for Lake Harney Walt .\qccsit,tIon us-1is ;ipprn'.erl Iii us a non-profit rrganiiiitmnnm ,,i-.l flllui o Le Executive (of forts to determine the Development Corporation, floulevard to County Club Rr PUBLIC prelit'fltrflce investlguitu(1t oroert and e- dclt renaifls on bond. The state' ncille ircissed the breaking and entering a vehicle charge Smith.-Cwow I ,,rih,r,i r;itcs at'' present ('cuIjitnissioti Chairman (r Drummond and Manager f city of Sanford, Warren — of sill and weeds or extend Ituwever, the consulting Knowles, were scheduled to, more than :too feet along 41 engineer for the City ul -unfer for (hi' purpose of shoreline or In excess of 50 feet Maitlar.d has advised the discussing the county-city -into (1w lake, then there will be Maittant! Utilities that ''It is our cooperative paving program as uin,terstanding that Ti*flgleWOod to the rantiifieation.s of where no fee or bond required. However, a permit will be Shores is not in time original the county arterial roads into required before any lake area covered by the wholesale Sanford are what used to be cleaning effort Is allowed, The agreement be tween the City of State secondary maintenance Seminole roads. " and county pollution control officer Maitland tifld the county zoning director County" These roads, under this has authority to stop work if I'incti said that Maitlimntl lila> classification have until undue turbidity of waters is peal the previous agreement recently been maintained b) noted and attributed to the with the County to avoid the state, but are now mount) cleaning operation, providing service for the responsibility. Also inder Tanglewxd area, discussion, will be specific ANNEXATION In other action, Harold Fuse, roads for the cooperative L)ynannic program, namely Airport of president 11441 - EXPERIENCED -PROVEN I t Brand New • - AS AN Budget Hearing Slated 1 IU I want to do something for you In Congress . . . 101 'R SI 'PPORT .1 PI'IIL( 11 TEl) ed ll aL Docket Fi Trial W i t h Drug Cases ersinty r perativ e paving Hermits' Trail to Semarin operatIOfl (f1eted for cnnAvenue; Palm Springs ran clttratttn by the ('Ounty Pre:strtø'tinn and paving of in atrt Street from SR $27 taaddItional 24 leetu from SR 'he 1, irnit h auttmntty It time regulations. W. Turner Itish said that he requestel f (;k qutartis Ai)pr('tl Fur tm-lu.sItni in tim. 1nits'rpr.'s, mw . to carry lire i )T to inspect 11w area to n fl('W rlswuitnenl will Lw ii sectionarms Sheriff .John Polk in- urs' that tb highway dramn.ui: directing that where weeds anti 'till not 10 tilorketi t'stIgateml a nt lourt both The (nunty Road deparltron silt are re tHu veil from ii appi imations viii id shoreline,onlybar'khocs,and•l'mnmhreported t h atMaitlani sniI county engineer have ls'u'rs orbulldozers(instead of IJitittieshas forrestnitn seworauthoruetibythe Board ti draglines) or other equipment line from Tanglewoo)(I SubuIl1flflhib hI thu tile approve u U, into time thy (it SEMINOLE COUNTY JUDGE GROUP 2 __ (..' •'i3OIiIYIIiiflt1 Wool 'Ict'is flortda House of Representatives eatoee -.1 Iss-.'r reported that a rs'pru'cs'ntat ice of utnhitn World. 'TighInIng I has rt';uIe sled a variance to the req iii r e nicnt hark Scsiiinule ( 'ounly drt'tlg.' and sit ill(stint y and a sctatillchs'tl by t 'tlghtenuiuig up' at fill laws fame ii further request Fur variance to next su''k's tiseet log sit tile '.i't 415110 Its.' requirement It tic I 'rt'sentett County ( 'uttiiiiii(ifl It,.' trailers on his stiles down this week , :u,uus'nttnis(qiIs Its the lilt. ,\ request was t,ituiI that if current r.'guiliitinmis in lii.' 25'fuot set back (miii tile property lie waived Colndredge,fill r,'qiilrt'tii'iilMtiiical',n*'ra voted to deny the use been in l)ragliiit'; have ri-quo t:;_ thus r.'qisir ing Mobile by throughout S4'niilnol.' ( 'ounty World to follow the ret: islat loris cleaning persons as set forth by the orilinant-ec lii hard ''It is Loki short u't bat-ks and (H' r.'gartting uk' phi usinu It sit tlms' tim lm no (or trailers (141 downs it', Langley A nigley ps'ratiun , ;HltItl'iI tInt iffi ir, 'totu-tl ttitis'r pnt'st'nl iltissif i4(tituil, (.t N i'I-II M 115 all r,'guilatitiris got'.' mni og uiru'tlgu' and Fill operations are hi it tw'r tic tutu, hiss' Ihuartl covered Li> *i toning, directive. approved applications Iron, commissioners fell that titi Vincent E. ('offs'v and Edward ' ' "22. £. .... Ii LECT Ken tLi*iI, IfI ol - - - which quality for the city- the Ibarti of (muuuulccl'tiera at or;tri,urn t lifted, hUt , pihilt hearings II 1PfIuI"Sfri Hr t lots . tic t,IkrIn at this thruutli S.';utcti,Is'r The hoard uir's't,ng. A letter from Warren a'itl,url,esI I.;uyer In begin Knowles. ('Ity danagt'r r,f the ti (11% ii Sanford, whfrh 'rfor i,utv,'r Ikeusent a fir juei anrucsatInn of I1*' Ieplats'tuut'rtt fir I'm ' ' a Ecu, houtrs east and nrtht'ast of lien a n had announced Phuoc fell 1cm Phuoc. \'iet said. earlier that Tien .amnitl i*:it n th ,'iio : pCTSWIdIIIg ibm nitt'; *I I: B kI\I1 .1 FREU the New \'orI Giants, bringingcacti drive imaiflst Scr, Gecrt reactivate former Sanford was his project Press VinIer ASsociated who has charge Giants hasebali tean here with the above A1nn Adta tion, after it was AP Naval Air S lNuTU WA NH atning; athletic the Presmdcnt with propping u nin for Wand War mentioned apparefltly civiC projects. c'sti7rn5hs"; the Semunnit closed at the end at his ministration offuciimts are pri. su we pa rks ontartan regC U*kc fields and was hrudet Counts Pod Authority. s-aie1 disgruntled ahou South a auth Kr,der's efforts , c'es..stul with Marina iick(frnflt in luring industry His rEf os to develop the test Monroe \'mm'thnm's abolition of elections Vier. asked to c1imLn 14t\ Cmmun Well art' timte waterways dt've1npm(t; road progra health on the most 1Lsic popular lcvc. Seminole CoUflt that firms th e a setThwutP the ason. Some of n known. including his work 10 far Uw entire county. nciuding his eff ads declaring the aon is wiis "I tab Charles stke ptme ustoen Bridge. linking depareflt truCt the St .lahns-lnthar trouht here through Uit ne Ameflean u,.erests Seminole Cmitsos Sontord b Krsth'r actionS on nuns C'hicmtwt ifi Connierce hac'k in which was as He aLso Rivet Canal, Votusia and 11 ndet the decree b~ the the county mmnissIOfl asLt the President Nguyen pose one must the St Johns River. ( n on Sanford Avenue, eroment of e han-Aets in North Vietnamest offensiv Work on the Cross State Rarge Eg F ar \'anThieu th Senimole Memorial e de: Ma1air ment of Winnth eggs for will no longer was atnajo fad& Good which supplies flt' The wok nvCI 11w toier HosplUat Krider was aive In Canal Sanford South Vietnam Stores. SIOf t&kCT- -- -t)uic Hotel propertit' owned b u' their own leaders but wiL 1 assume. i view of MnufBctuniflg Company elect Wimter have them ImpOsed danger. South \'struaT. and present -la thing manufacturer. "We feel this s.c a setback it to do wIll l..S felt constrained !- on r cli Ni a nu I act ur g one happy," said not we're could to prcmfldt SUmbil1t' tompany. H I. Hunt plant. even though the public Win CemC local level" was sold to which later position Set do wn b' the State Even the officials eSIet' Motsule Homes. that the auan Green Company, Cotna R,oat.c: Deparutment is pressed displeasure with and move is an internal mattel' not iiflf jenision a Teed this pct)vnamics i n; General uefl U' American ura s;ti:r prihnt1' was Dearborn Electric plants; sub 'flWflt or plant ratoniCS new bo Jungle I Another c'iew expressed ur just off Sanf ord Avenue and his private was that "the general iatest effort, the yww Southern under IN'ling in the State Shortening fimc'ulit at that Saigon's act is flat T a uitunUi(ig11n1 TtsonspbOn, ctuurgt'o su uth construction on C'ountr Club helpful rn"nt isto our interests" utmil salt, R. M.kRIO REfljEk oa d drug in two separate cases Arrnthtl' official said elimliuton a brt'aklng and entering a vehicle R Krtder also wcmrP.ed to better related oftenses, as has \'er Riggall charged offerings to tion of demc'erac5 at the grass three-count information with and grand larceny; aggravated Raymond the educational dent Nixtot sevcrai cu Gras charged with been the hallucinogenic Cotuins as wit- rook under ts e possessiflfl of a mpted escape; Senunole the bulk of th assault and atte mit'S position that his adminis. central his help possession of a nesses b dr ug; k next wee truil docket t and Grge Jackson. charged with Junior matson is trying to support the stimulant etahliShiIW Seminole nervous Th ons naUOr Circuit Judge ing and entenng with heft a Co!Ie'gt alonc .S 17-92 and principle of selfeterrni ;x,scsuIn of cannabis, and break commtt it VIt'tflim intent ViaddcU Jr 7cnol0giCbl Jerrs Riddell Jr. charged with misth'ineafl('T, aggravated Floridb These cases include that of Further other ciffs:;kis nt'ers1t near im'dn esssumn cannabis sativa L of a farIT1 BuIl Timmpsoim. charged with a assault and of possession --_--_ c'oninhLSSmn of a Ivlan; Clifton possession and salt- of a and tmltucLnncVfliC with charged ls Walker. prohibited drug; James Pe Faring trial on a mora barre of a short lled jr ., charged with poasofl of cannabis. itunnir Howe. charge' is Wendell Drummond, possesStOfl assault on a sbotfturu; Arthaniel Irvin. ctuirgt'd with lewd charged with uttering a charged with possessiofi anti child in which he allegedly and Leslie' Williams Iorge sale lit, a halluciflD!eflir ttrdg, t'oung girl on June' and James Alien. bath charged Jack Mill er. 'barged milli hndle'd it possession and sale- of a without intent to commit rapt . th uttering ii forgers Other cases docketed f or trial wiHerbert Charles Long. wh pruhitntt'd drug and possession .was ctuurgecl with wearing aui entering a vehicle and gran 7 1/2 — iarcen5 and thicketed for trial, t ointinuird From 11"agr 6": Urged 'Finals' i tit the tiu ating one to tank-led North Vietna Ille.se ed the est had cmnl captur TWt hCimdquartersm the T0 rerm SALE This Week Otity ii ui s.r Iiur I'' 'riI In uitlwr rrpfurtc. I ivsr vth Sri?h Str'et t furr r.'poiti'I 111:1 W1IIIIII Pit, Ii. hi, r i ri ofl hi c trustIcr. (urt; IIermIts Trail (mm SP (mtn ftride ItI1 i onirot ofliter. baa ,,I(rat(srltl(fl r the iscuante of In res'r.ce to ornrnucdlont1 t t he ,nteraertinn 1flttciiø'l pffrttjve SIfI if) 111' 1uuililing f)f'rttulta anti Fhrirl and 1a gnnila the frOrtu repted 1' PstIn Ha Itutiding iratInna wac pliiierrerneat hiss Finrid anti ,'itatti(iflte Roulevard publir wurka ili'pai Ituuctit heal it 'ivi'i'ttietit tut Shenandoah(tuliflirIpalitI. inter e th Rnuievard 1mm Springs cut,rnitteti three streets uItinnrI. Plnth vji. for the' rity f Alection with Magnolia and Selimole County Ile advised militar) or civilian casualties forces its troops zstumndnmed the town PhiuoC. "The defenders re treated in Tien cml Tien Phuoc south Al, Dim Sang. The Li & Command. said In the t id hut an lmrrtcBfl generat nvimr '' gunships qcm) are n South ol DoViet. a spokesflafl American helicopter LI C detank P176 further." Hiestand e Saigon command He destroyed a third forces s.iU held get ar for th on \'metth e Sou andlatin- elated He stid th th bun- that helped lead the assault thc linked up wi of the tcumvn" at 3said ed namese counterattack nL,. that the town of 3-3.000. 'd z eounera moved intO the area on foot andTwo other tanks were thucthcadquarknockedouton\Vednesda). gnt n g Manager — Military re, Lion, said at o torward regsountizmled Press Vinier Saigon mental headquarters near Twn Bob Lovering was charged by FHP Trooper of %k,1j\-, %fler she %%-Ith failure to yie)d right ( øl1jdd with a car driven b io passenger of 1,ake 'Mary. Robert Pickier was a in th e Johnson car. rth IM I!k'PIl In the' ,nsi• t,f IImec mud t tIn -e nerc move snpiete Iwlore in s'crept for unces of air t,nntItiii utiuita anti light fixtures In these races, the UUhI lm Lu, k th is a move tinsIersav by iflcflrutor. chie! hsiuliltni J ;4u Turanthik, to iittlt 11w ii te,n$'( .ifl html itdtn In for Reports On WarDiff er -irthern :cnng ui 1$' N SILl 7K %SK1 •_I_ I. i;iII fur html IUMWIthuItc i1i1t th s'rv Iii the ,,l1sllnc Turanuhik reuumumenulel that 11w oR povthk :iv to et tsisrry html fir mm tilt! inertial tuslIdins, k mIi1,et must tmve ii fl - _ L41* A. CIamp Down On B .1 TRADE-IN Po Ad , P•.tJ IO; Cvnp,'Sfl Tc.ssu'.' means I column by 2 in. ches, Too small for an ad to be noticed or effective? You're read!ng this onet IOR Aui lnforuuitttl 1U1)1ic On All lSL1tS Voeatioiial-'l'eehnical l'rogranis For All Students o SI11t rhfltmndtItL L AM S chool Stg Akh) ELECT PE1 * FOR Strong * l)L11O(J4A1 hil. Au. Pet, by Louis I. Peitiolul, 'lrea's -- -- - — -- �Friday. Sept. 8. 1972 GA—The Sanford Herald 4lII ELECT Herald Series Continues: Never Be Busted 'I'll It MARILYNGORDON A tlrtiltI TI1 fxrluslvi. Ihi fourth ol parts, dtails W th a urug izstr, sirnI peddlrr . She claims In have nId In iInrtn. lawyers and prominent businessmen i %in1vr Park urea. II told in ntv 1d. - - - . - -- - i itsoords With Ilame,% shanged Its prutret Ideiitit.i their the inti. walkeil Site tascrooni with ease. Alter all thu wits thi second rear shi Ir- Witliani Allet's sociology lass Her dress was much like that of the student population Shu wtire heIL% anti it long sireve l)iAUSt. 51w was 24 years old. h'gan and with introductions stw rmulv herst'h at of the an sfsrt;ihl, nil I hr cdi'' - - Un r g u u s .•'• . i n .. .. . . 9A i into nn room and pins m 'uit.sr or read I have never tuid ' g(eiil int1 stuff s - Ipal there should 1w ' problem was '1 no musiciafl a , lirofessional i when I was 14~ 1 nit'.'uied all the time', stayed up guiding m. telling ntraI Florida). tnt what to tin and what not to are (III their toes," tb ''I have never sold ti' childrer Yihefl I was In high school everyone tried to set' how much though I do nut think that is IK•er the' could tirink Kids right I have soul wt't'tt' seen kids of 14 hooked sc deeply ttsnst prominent doctors an mItt heroin thes could not get lawyers in the Winter Park usUt There art so tnt places area Grass is the easiest tiru. Seminole County never beer busted and I all. she u1 ht sure I rtver brag d Yintir ________________________________ FOR , 'mIno$e Count-. J - I :-- 4`1 1 ~ * HFIRALI) rea d (.i's were reniinded ,-,Ill\ a week ago of tile "fatv" that was John (.'.arlos' after he and TI'IUlIVIIe Smi I h raised t heir lists in runners have t'\ tiex ico City in the 19i ga rnc's No two more I. 41 -0--i story. in part * - . ;_-_._ )4 e~ vital . , ~ ,I . issues PLANNING-ZONING B LAND DEVELOPER WE DDNT NEED ON THE COUNTY COMMISSION! M., Too ofit" oppOfleflt IS a land c1eveIopt upOn WIti plannirij and zoning are ciecidei out proper consideration to the toncm'ranflt , iRA BERKO NEAl MUNICH "What's it been like the last four years" Miserable. I beg here, borrow there, steal here. Hustlin' When von gro up in a ghetto like 1-Larlem, you learn how to hustle'',, said John Carlos "Nobody'll hire OW. I'm - - ok~~ r effect that development will have I wi I ' were ejected from the present games. Cai'los' is told hehw , investigate the county wide land use pro ram and coordinate ftorts between c Mgt C;41 16h C , 1111'1;, ,7~)"1-1117SI,-M~ ,t ;lij, ~,t, ",)Ljlt,~ 'I'l" .), 1he re:,.rI tsllett saint' t'n the ctanl Uh II1( ;t stet.'' tInttIic s t sintinneil Wi' i snjils'r s'hircel%'ec the is'qt 11(111 tIer-ti illers In 11w unit f t e s atits'sl Iii ;srsstcI ' i' sutilul slit H Ius'tt.r H' titan that lint 1 's'llett ii;,cnt etiijshnl- these t;amt's ansI rejecting %nienis'an ;ip;x'ul of its ruling to strip sit iiuuiwr flitk t)s'Muuuit his gsiltl nis'slal. Ths' lOt' ruled that l)tt,ius 'I their behat ussr sm the t istst (lit' statist, Iii hung (us' itidul int'dal slit Its thinin ns this' titus. lies :sttsl tntc isillist down tipoti tIns' fislit t fl'• as it ii i1sitt'st' rsplts'sl \Iatths'ii c, this' siwesl. it ht' Its lusuhi 'I cloud at attention slirinit tlt' nat ional ;,tsths't,i, Saul. I sssulslts't 1111 it iulti clear ismcets'ns e sland followniz 1`hurstIa%'s 4'X)Ilieter race, MaltheWs anti VOI* It'll wotilit not be Uowt'tI lii ster (rom Ilri,okl)n, NN Y_ M141 had been clocked fit 11 11 1; ss'tstisi 1st tIle 11.811 lii i silvei'.it tiituiti teatutnats' trutti S.s;it.s Mists .i, 'all ;w '' '' '11w suther \inerii an ,tis'sll i tn,,tt Ilts' stay ,t t 111ollil ' lit Sacramento., Calif . %%list Imik the hronts, in lilt- , t S is's strut it liii t,,i uluakluig ud 51,61 is 'nnlc 'list' ittiht .ffl , . SMi equit% I~ gains's ittust IlsiiHtsl.% wants'iI (ss t)N(.h:ul lit K IU)l. \%%ocialvil lIrr%s Sports Writer Mark Spitz N l( 'lii At' I it as slaninu'si 1st-ansi' he dithti't IoC disagreed. take an%- chances. Spitz. s liatulsisimit'. ittasta' Meanwhile, the Aunt'ris'an m'hitua'tl titan of 22, ii on hits first basketball tenth atiti ('itHuti I lank Iba prepareti (sir its (itl' lit l918 and tiaiuunesl tx'causs' he gstlsi tiit'stal iii ttis'ss' galtu's in tl( sslt I I\ 5 'iflI a butt) ani tilt' .tht'r t-ountrits us that shisit slotin itithi Hussia. the 2t-iius'tsr hutls'rflv n (hit' slid in '72 the other countries are not image in Mi'xico City.'' first (till sins oh usitiipctltion in tsnitthl tune St'vt'tu gititi tuiedals and his - We'll have a In what has been variously preachin' this freedom of liii' back- ripUlatlon as a t-hisikm'r wi'iglietl (lit' 20th Olytispiami, hit' cracked Umeni sill it (lit' III%5 ieserihed as an heroic, dumb, speech 'ive. In the States, it ltt'eptflk boards." iba siitl hit'avilt isti his unhaui ii lien tie Ins suit U is ssrltl iut.srk with it humanitarian, evil act, John they don't dig sihat you're sinus 'Thursday night Ater has started Olympic t'otnpetition 2:0070 to Iwat (cllsiw Aiin'ri. ('.arios and Tcumnmnie Smith each satn', you're an oUtcast. cans Gary Hall of (ssrtkui kids ukinolished lt.sls' i8-38 in :uiit. 28 "I see that 'cause I can't get tile seimiulirm:il gave black-gloved Black Power iiit' ttliit'li (uI' With each s'vt'nt Ill' s't'lbpseil a (rsst-s', ('alit and hlithnui Itas ksalutes as they ri'ecis'ed their hired. I got a degree in business hsttt'st (1w Sosiet t'IlluttIS it sir Iii tii,irk, put a miiesial baits 'if l{.'tllniusls, ('alit It tins in that event it) Mt'k'o bronre and gold medals respe - from San Jose State. It means triumph over Cuba liotlu t&'aulIs ,irtiunti his tit's'k and s'rass'tl tively after the ?OlLmeter race nothing I wanted some thing in earn 841 records into Saturda' 'somiit' tif this' siouhd abou( his City tour years ago that he . , an untouchable. All because I took rT-,v Iva and stuck it in the L Dia l iO4 E. Commercial 322-5762 , ________________________________________________ __________________________________________— COUNTY SEWER SYSTEM .n,,rii'uns in the the 4(hJt r' r irciilsr ring - The ofll. tng in int'(l.Ii 1 eist'itl''!I .me Air P'nree ('apt. Wayne Raughmn of hJntveral City. Tei. ' . it.%'q fit her g - K(exaleviki. aniff JaY ltntanson of Spr ing Valley, (' lit., who defeat' ci .lesus Blanco of Att'efltiflhi world Uritate Ste'ths'r in rmtntl•cqiia1Iitn 121 set nods Utah hst beun,rte a A ( 1,, to ['i,'sIt',''S 100 ;'''tinst in freemyle. in which Genter came itis' thu S. Pshi,ursis'r . 1vintling the fourth gold it) tit. Si-titsllanult'r's record and in thiu'n wiiucirig liii' fifth his break it ;i'nte'r am'l Spitz wa4 worried 'lliursstay night (tint was the •ihout the ( irnpetitirn Spi'' lug night ( for use r said 1w wi -Everything jitter that is (enter's heal' uit.ttntiill'' ."nt"r IsThe guunt. ,.s r. Evs'n though tie was riding 'I didn't knsi' nally said. (hi' s'rust, Ito- ist,ultin't let himHe has story. Mark's cutle of the self nt'st II,' still had two races at.,: to ba ckground my srne ana tss gus Hi' still tutu tins'riiorleS its' didn't think I should wu tsar stars .sgs ) ' ,.:%,I.,, tltsitigli he caitie nut of ,sfld r (Its' ()lytiipit's withou' defeat, In illrw ' ,. . .,I wa), ever)thing w;is (townhill, ' ltuii.,r~ i, - ,s - r- r jr:,t-1--' , tbilt Spl u hill it handful nf lut r- lie was Sn'('usetl of creating alive financial offers, some '1 IfflateS . whICh he would accept publicl~ a ('sire-fret' 2l-yessr.old UCLA he ended his amateur career ,11 %senstolt among tean h~ bad-Itiouth E ' It was another dismal Is' for hltissin uilco ust two wilds in Innk antI field Thursday as Nasteihdei ( hiihova win hut' tts,It)f'Ii'c stint put unit ,n;utaly Iii asian htik tusk the nwn's hsatiitiirn throw East (;u'rina- - . \r,"tIcifl riI UItV. ',f 'L team bert' it has tsikiball Htl(1W(I an OVerage M just 4 points a game. destrnved Italy'' hopes of an ups"' ct (i'r iivr c \1'nik.0 t. itt in in an IlytlItsIl •i . orti ',SI5I German tutu Wilden gist the silver St.vi' I 'rc'foiut ii in. of ( lr.'grirl i ac thu' oril \uiterIrun quali. tier for the Ftrutic cit the 5,000 meters, iuithiifli In st'(ONI in his I S CO U N IY U N I F I CAT I 0 N Where Quality Sells 8 Service Tel Is UnrnrS pitz Getting Abused Again had arguett that I i \hint's te of the drug (sir an ,ithina condition shotiltl list have eluninated him, but tits' "11 16, in the .1W - olynipics. They were public relations, Nothing I 111r.lit", i:1s1(l-IlIVd.Il final .1hility that had lingered sitice -sinittered lit eiglith 'Ind was Ia. l beside' each other the couple , N anted to make a State llk,partimmediately expelled from the loeled ,I choker. \j,jt1,ht, %%S ,Ind 11(od , A hiburn tilt' gallit." , III Mexico (,It\. confiscated, and when qui*zze(! (lit' Four sears sign the l8-yearolsb there. Carlos inent track tour. They took Bill highlighted the best day MsstiVillage ss( glory Olympic Tits final burst air. by the court as to Its value(if tilt, Santa Clara the proceedings so * team mam American I , what . 2titli Slimmer 111; ties thrashed to triumph tit Swint ('fill) unroute ill Indiana I was un-hustle.Iml. until he retvritl\ words they told tile . jjjj~, hall at th,v,,*, iew' I need money. I got ach anything sitting there in that , ,. Long range l ot the !jetiefit of ALL countV resident. Of the week of Oct. 5011W metiley relay, University brashly predicted hit' became assistant athletic desirable." this' 4I$iitt'tt'r ()lsinpit' (;siint's-but a wife and two little kids that I garage, which unvolet" I will work toward a unified long range road plan . N 1, *It0Ic%%ssix gold Illedals. litwould tic do the Illack Power ,Ind k, ojlj (I ts%%otlld will pleaded not guilty. director at Oberlin College. oath t a critical matter qt's actions %kas overshailimed by the , been malung promises Ili Then tssss---in this' 1110 54)ihlt'hio"t hush onl salute again if he had it to do did ('srlos gite the Wh qualification in 11w l,5(N-imn'tt'r State, County anti City auttlDr IIVS it ~ the' victory stand, I show up empty. Come across Itutberg was apPoInIt'(1 1 it.' for surgery . ,. :1 l: l. and entering an iiia 'r.:iOc t-g-in ck.,lowd in a. over' -San fruestyle relay and the 199) st'csrt:: I ."lute, :s' .'ia's 'it't': t. :,e firvestyle tit Rick I X-Miont tit some bread. huh"" tflr the future oid rtc de fense c-nun_sc! and arraign,~ I noc"ent plea Is James Higgm- ment Ls continued until next -If I felt I had to." freestyle relay. He also won it tried to do something for 41 -I our Rafae l. Calif,. for using protest b% U.S. .1thletes I Carlos slumped slightly in his i ' 100 freestyle snd a ttus' botham, charge,i with carrying mankind,'' he said. ''1 wanted tears ago, angered stime of the prcst'rijit isin drug officIals saul hroiize in Although Rutberg, p chair in the athletic shot' store week I c'n iii .'t a aoe: in 'it st''.'.t'' "s'vC ptii'1 t''it' "I a t'onc-ealtid firearm arid eemini'Iy feeling tlu apparent Z O t's'' ci'. fl , si i ii f101t i._'OJ 'in the Olympic village here. 8000 0 . s of a firearm by , A pall of death of fellow Jews tors, _X system RaIt let, as develo;)ments are buill stroked his beard. stretched out Lake Brantley animociti toward hint by the ~ the convicted felon. The defendant defendant, requested 111-6world, not just Amenca. I Milburn, Iron. Opelouses. 'I'uesday paled a news confer. two gold titedals," Spitz said of his long legs and agreed tacutly supply theit own sewage treatment plants, many of which are inadequate, or the develo; I * swarlsong Ili Olympic tits upset by American Doug had requested an 1nso)venc I wOulct wanted people to wake up to I ~i., %toott erect, facing tile fhig V nce . iis to talk. ments are being annexed into cities so that they may 'tie into existing systems. Lake Brantic% will hit the status, but last week was ruled pointment of Lu special publu 1intwr sit minuting that should have Uuss&'ll in (hi' 100 fly. "II I had arj tngleut .nder requirements e Athletes in a rainbo,a of sweat ootball field for the first ever as the st ~ ,l evelop a plan J)y which developers, wc)rking not indigent and ordered its defender. the court stressed, "I * titsn, I'd have SWUm on the One half the iAarld is rich, the f was played alter he'd woo the ettikil on a htSsliiu note. ts came m U. look at shoes, tnmorroiA night at 7:30 r.tn In development and in turn, deed these systems to the appeared - barefoot. and sitting which tie has _ /\ Real Winner? .11'apost-m t Expect Carlos Dl*dn' 1nd1*v1*dua1 Expression * .:1, . y4~ J1111111011141011 h ,c the nufflon;il siitlwin ia,i, liis' ctststtl lik'. a c, basing n a lrs'in the tlai' \l;iflhs c ith his nuns tidditi sitisi I 'sstlt't I It Ii htatuts siti lttps,siintting sit saslunally as his' intisit' pl:ts'sl tin .\iist it hen the s'crtniouy end. i essnilwts' agurn. They had been scheduled to go in Stintia S 6t-meter relay race Then the Olympic ruling bost t-onftrn's'tl its earlier decision ( strip I)eMont sit his switniniflg s:llsi bt't'aiice sit ;osittvs' rs'ciiii pressed themselves and * l If 7- j ~ * .. . I - r¶ iAo fli1; ,IIINS()N ss minI i'm" P4tl Fsitl"r I hi' Inter. \fl Nlti I \P I slisulal t )I mp;' ('eluhlifitee nine dss a hart! sli the ttntted st ales tmthy barring it eversial qu arter-m ilers \'Iiwe \hitlhcws anti Wane I 'ullelt , ,A I * - TOM RAD LUFF speaks on ... . ~ _~ir / - ense -~= . - . ~__ - _~ .; -,I.- I Answer 7K7 ___________ AGENCY ' d * Masor.s & Toastm' Michael Walker, charged wlU Judge Salfi who, in his wife Mars Metisa. with Assistant Public Defender possession of canmuihi' satuva c;eratcl Itutberg, said, ''hi' is thu requested an antiaciti tablet finest public official I've' had from the bailiff Queried if the the privUedge of knowing in the ru. t DEMOCRAT prisoner was serious, Walker entire' suite He ftght a C851 remarked. yes, Ire got it hard and we are privUedged U nervous stomach. If you were have hint working for us. If he sitting hers- to go before the ,,vet ls'a''es, it will 1w hard to ____ judge. you'd need one too" find someone to fill his shoes Mrs. Walker, who is in custody with tier husband, Weaver revealed his car, in ' d= I. Seminolm Jaycee acurnecl the aspec of Damon but attempted to 'hand pick" 1tunyot stories in relation to his attorney. This drew a human interest Prior to court convening, vehement verbal blast frcrn K~AD,N.S .. UNI T ED SEMINOL E A '. K U peCTTUI n 00111111110111111 TOM RADLOFF is qualified inht'rtutlili, faced the court Bt 'Ii AIIO\ BrrHEA i lit. iu, tuuW tresses caught The defendant Arraignments held before "pony tail_- def a -,. p1 ________________________________________________ ttv.% can go to for help and not it) obtain if) this area. Most pills * 1w turned in. They see their are either stolen or obtained friend-,turned on and the\ want * sliegali us experiment. 1LB 1959 or. September 12th apprec iated VOTE ------- ' Disres — — Honest t ge — - years CornniSSl0fler' attorney for 10 , Human Interest In Court Child With Reading Problem? Pelham Has The Capable - itamonteSrt;' ,A — Native 01 Seminole Ct'n flr'trci!v (\!!e!e S (raclUaIea iruin " '''' ' 1 in Semif101C Coun practiced __________ ________________________ Fair — .. I it I - - This is it had area for dealing Even todas I can get high and E xperlenC 11,iii., t P I PRACTICING ATTORNEY SEMINOLE COUNTY JUDGE GROUP 2 i_ct). 1iC IUIVt hi1IWtI flU tO develop rn potential. Its knhsiA hR sul and ' PersonalI ^--wq. JOHNSON i. .iltht tinr shflld bt treated l.vt'ront %houltl tile art liI., 'inc crossed over the lilt(-and 1h nnt wa t(, tit, this lindt and sta within :is a tisetlical problem. TIM f their UI1 with the help of drugs. H thur iiiflst'k wants that drug tiii can .ithhet . knn wtiat t-% i 'l hIV( Used drugs for II) thu 1mw 1 w 17 1 had med their limi than he wants t live. There is can handle I anthin i,calrn. handle years 1.iku 11w nta)orit% of drug narijuana, tho' can 1w p ?tI;I1 h,iIia1l :ii. T• •.., ,. ,irIW xlitLLt ti.,.. nrh ii, . • I,, ill stop them. I will smoke d and of the rugs that art titling t)riii users are broken down ;iniphetamines, opiates. and I die. eras' until the da all t' others Not a bad phvcic;ill addicting I limit rn iflt(i ti iitignrii'S, thi.- drug almost is'uieuse I enJo It. 1 renll like intake." tisvr, anti tin tIru atldirt. The ri'i'nrd for three tears, is It i I iruI user uses drugs. the drugs wits luckier than most young '1 have been into dealing. ••• _1W -- HAROLD F. ~w I Ih1 p1 I I was who freestyler. was with ., one reportedly liu)spit.'IlIls'd live slays before sporting guests company. whcs'o' 1,olTlix-tition Iiii ,. of a partially (ollapsed - shoes hi- inadvertantly hoisted in hi-s hanil one night while step- - When Spitz. twssrtl of (cnter's ping from the victory stand ilint-, ' ' - Plays 5• usin ss b e / - - '- ~. appear this week with counsel uflu not going to appoint one Although Higginbothun's up. upon his whim" and requested !I .A Ift Elect Republican I -.-. C, -i ,Norl,~ 10 county, would supply systems for the . - Operated! by the county, A!so, through proper planning these systems could become subSemlnolv Cnurl!,,, adv- Uale aric! SO4- I,( dungarees, It was ascertained hand was estrcited and is (unit he receives is sa1ar - ariias issued f or time arrest of considerably above that of the cHerbert Long. charged with average wage' earner, although tie' requested (lit' ptitilit. breaking and entering with intent (ci coflifiuit i. felons and defender as Ins counsel, Carol Ann May, whose' grand Larceny. Long did not arraignment on charges of appear for ins urraignnient. stopping payment wilts intent in other arraignment_s. trial defraud, has been continued set f or the' week of Oct 2 ii 15; due Us since Aug the cast' of Ito)' Cianton, Jr.. tanticipating," was reported he' in the' hospital having charged witi; possession of attained motherhood. cannabis saliva 1. and for Oct 5,, :hrs;e'isiii (t' 's #?A DLOFF 5,' 5, * * COUNTY COMM 15510 N DISTRICT 3 .r. I iQ . ' , - —- PLATFORM FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY Representatives. Stop welfare abuses. PP,O'TEC'T tne natural t*as'ty 8. or•vutoflmeflr t our stale like a real business Mv wife Joyce is ii school teacher and I am aware of the problems we face in education. \Ve' (i. ha '- c t wn school children - .],I.%,. 11 and Kara. III Change welfare to I TOP forced busing STiFFER penalties for t'lruC pushers STATE $1'ATU'Tl ID entiuru th individuals right its w'i at Ihe occupation tit-, ChOsC with a o' workfare. P No additional taxation I Sincerely Ask For I No state personci l income tax. Your Help and Vofe Pepeal intangible tax. III Repeal legislator !i pension plan P Use "common sense' ,I-'or,g -Right to Work" P Er)uct.TION prepare for IOD 8 responsibility Itie constituinono KEEP 'sciht of law abiding CItIij05 to bear arm, I TRICT 8 swift ha enforcement IBUILD the ru;ht roath in the right place a' the right time I FE INSTATE capital punishment P Demand the state get its business in order . IN 'M ~. r~_ I \'.~, , ! ~,o . U_ l c - 1\4 xz'. . VINCE FECHTEL, -- i' - ' '' zv, - , .5, -'.: ' L'. P~k_ - ,. Kicks ' Toni -. ' %11 4 ' - - -- '. ' "19V - / -_ '' -_ :Z" - . . - ' . *- - ,---. lia -4` A&~~W * Cam paign .- - .. ) -I __..., A -_ I . . . and go to " __ - . , ' . , - _ ..... f . - - 'h 3 . - --- - - V "V , I - ' ' - t ' " . - , '. i ' . - 'fr Ot.her key garrieb Saturd.1) huskers are ranked at the toP once more in The AP's pre- find 1'elliplv at Syra Cuse. %Tla- Oviedo If 3r (La. P s For Opener nova at West Virginia, The B> GREG SINI)Al) Citadel at Clenn, Au'uUtfl at contest_s Other Saturday night Herald Sports Stall pair eighth-ranked Southern Mississippi State, Richmond at at nd Cahfonua and four th-rated Ar- North Carolina, Maryla 'Ihe Oviedr, IJoru have great te, Vgiia ta Carolina S Nor th kansas at tattle Rock. in the oni> at South Carolina, Toledo at hopes of finishing with a winranking weekend match-up Tanupa, Washington State' at rang record this year and if they teams while' No 7 ALabama nsas, Tuba at Kansas State, do, imiuch of Uw credit must go entertains Duke at BirOnt-gorm at Mis_sour, 'texas A&M to the coaching staff mingham Saturday afternoon, secofld- at Wichita State, lion_stun at In charge of the Lions ranked Colorado opens at home Rice, Colorado State at Ariwrut dekrist' is George than, a h Sta te at New Mexico toot-S. Z4 pound graduate of the * against Califorma and ninth- and Uta ' State. rated Washington hosts Pciflt'. University of Florida Dean played defensive end for Uw (.ators and )iss_s done a fins' job V.tth Liii. dt,fs n_situ ti nut its lit t)ee at Oviedo. But CVCfl isiths at the' Civic Center- (1w good prowess of hi_s squad, > outs m tog Tr) out_s for the Sul) ord In order to handle late- jw indicated that a lot more work. , Republican for th e House of Representatives District 34. JR. -- - Flog FootballTryouts P.ecivabon Di.jilarttient's flag 1 ~"I_ f % season pull __ - ' " ~ 41 ethic, , in government 'let's roll 'em up __ ________________________________________ - :ipi " - - , ELIMINATE pohihicat -Spoils" systems REFORM probate laws STOP poisonous spraying business management. ~ ~~ ~ -- done here was itill a ,fact. hall won - Run the stale business 1%W40 4 1-10 ' ,a%ur if lie -equalling !1.2 seconds. tits ___ * major at Indiana UniversIty, ___________ France's (uy 1)ru( isas second picked on For tiotimirisititig a have tmiatcheti I)on St'huollauuOlympic' boycott action here" 1.1 Toni hill of sisirt lnstt'sid of relaxing :tnti tier's record (if four sm lived pro football career ended Lake Brantlev, under head and Arimi "No. and I don't think there s'njt.ving nearly another week golds is his amateur standing. He is in coach Bill Duty, will play the Knot ilk'. 'Ferun., got the lint hi' lost And no one likes a will be any Irons an individual of Olympic tompt'tition frtuimu fact working in the store. He first two periods, taking or, bron7t'. Especially Mark Spitz. So SC he loser. standpoint. The athlete's hustled out is-as But after Matthe'is s and (,ol" tin' I'lt'lmncs, say the shoe company paid his Temple Heights and Berkley 400-iiwtt'r sit tinder heavy guard lit' put hiiinsa'll through four younger now, and not sit lett finished 1-2 in (tie transportation and room here. ~~, A -_ it , socially conscious, I'm not Prep. A motorcade will leave dash, Colle'tt stt'pps'tl up from ls'rauss' his victories muatie himmi s-ears of punishiunt practit'e. But that's all He say's he must the Lake Brantley campus at S about the nation-tohis tier and joined Matthews (Mi (Iii' iii''st proillilient .Jew in (he honing his body and tuning his tal.kin pick up all other epenses A miminti for Munich. That's something p.m. nation thing. He had wanted an executive thuuthis'tits sifter winning tie ' cl_se.,, 1. job with the company wtic'se ''c 's,. &LL ' . 21*) fly, lit' anchored (tic' 400 Did he learn anything from ,,M shoes 1w has been wearing and 'is another tt'sitit tre't'st)h(' reIn)' promoting for 10 years i "before the experience"' world ret'orul of :i : 3t.4, "I learned that the only r"4,.! other cats ever even heard of Ir The next day hit' is on the 200 . ., 'cmi, but says he' wa_s refused difft'rt'rwt' betv.een America : .~ . freestyle in 1:52.78 and - -:. - 10 . ;~_ A ht'd another world timrk. ______ smii:ss ______ , ;%" lj --.NTFW.W~ , __1 lii~~ %Vctinesday Wits a tiiiy (ill, but he winged his Wity to Thursday ~.__ I in the 100 butterfly strut ________________ a 1 27 College 11 tied 5'hmollandcr's harvest of _________________ If 'I'-- 5...,. Ii itt victories in isii 'ii i ust U ftF (lien sis,itii (slur kngthis of (hi Ohtm •- - ____________________________ a:" helps sI Aim ru a to .ino(htr golti • l. _4& this 'k (II iii L itti th' r" Tim 'sl.SSE%"ON 11 lit HERSCHEL stud simiuthut'r r,iorld iwns1 . V. - ak Ten will be' in action on the Associated Press Sports Writer record lull of otball season road—No 15 Tennessee at AitsIscial CARPET CLEANING TIME _.1 ~ The college fo I ha d italIc tI four i ,irs for Minnesota cleaned •n with Georgia Tech in a national telefootball stadium is Un,v.nsstv of gets under ima) tonight that, said 5ipit, lit the 100 II) .,aa. -r game and get new cos Zu)flet* puiipdtalsomu for kxfltaIl 'season End or ) State Diego vision ABC-V Oregon State at San lo tin that race meant a lot 1 e,, .— a , for mele,sssson at Pitt .. -.AN, shtISIflt)Ofl'stlflt Florida State the exc'ttmeflt 19 but most m' isis gla d it isis the one that let . 11-IF San Diego State get_s a chance tz.ke_s place Saturday when twochampion to era_sb the bigtirneb) beating C time national 1 A. e Battrs th other Oregon State but hit Nebraska and ''pv 1?% s" A94,11),joill x "' '1 " e . tnT:inr Dee Andros, the former laynes (30) 1 )eaiI iiit,t!'tii'ts SteVt ban DVI FA)() defersive coach George J, , Konstandies Nebraska opens its bid for an liemosthefles will kickoul their season during a recent practice session 'l'liu' Lions r15. unprecedented third con- Andrecopoulos % Please enroll (m&/ (us / next Friday night when they c'omt' to Sanford to battle the 1"ight ing LSan Diego's Don es no And, 23secutive crown by putting its , Semipk's " \ ne winning streak and 32- Coryt'll. Oregon State has "; u (;i'g Sindad I 1hot i)' liking to play of n the 1 972-73 terrible habit ganw unbeaten skein on the hoe ' \ all the tune'. ufkr • under the lights against UU "We &e a balk'untrol club ,' in ti Los Angeles Cohsewn. IN I 'L , ". . '. admits Andro~. ,.. Tilt all-conquering Corn. REPUBLICAN _____________________________________ -- a be balanced compete in the Clearwater Is he invoKed in an% kind of Central Catholic Jamboree. participant because h short- -_. - . -__ I have lived in Central Florida most of my life, and know this district well. I am a Central Florida businessman seeking to represent you in th e Flori da House of z , TOM Hello, I'm Vince Fechtel, Jr. .ww Fi-- A' Sm%,;I,ji- at.i'' ai'riL'rsi'i 5, i in the case' of Roosevelt defendunt, Another Frederick Weaver, charged ,lohnson,ctturgedWithciWT)'iflg a concealed firi'nrn Both with possession of cannabis pleaded not gliUt) narcotic's1 I 'zs tiriti . * 4( ' Iristeati of be'uug praised for American mettle.s' relay team," other half is starving It should Clearwater . The team will 1%0-iuit'ter hurdles in a storlsi . joke' and slap palms with nt v , prope, cotirity. Throuqh this action, these systems would become aswis fleared in court garbed in it Itntboee shirt anti dant, lettattered '- citizens s' * have to worry about him. mittee's carpet bt he wnsn I Genter wits released from thic ground Into it hospital the day swirmuntng ''1 thiilrt't s.-,irs' h,st they dii!, started and Spitz, .5 pre-dental he IOC. "Wb( I bate hueii Although a'r s - sing that moth is ithi (Its' I,usns his alma) s fisrm,ier ts'iimml, amisi mork is ns't'sls.'d in this area, he to beat his St'muuilit,Il'S tin' also s'ogtuutt'fltetl, 'We'll he alUissugli throughly tnssulis s'sI Oviedo Inst rt'aul." sif I'i, this ) car All of this' i-oat-he_s have' kits,wii )usir Ii> si score "Suit's' lii' imiost of the put> er_s on the' squnul essulit 1w dii fe're'ui( for at least (iso years and this been tart', this is this' lw_st has helped the _stsitl to instill a u-hauls's' we've' ever had to Is'u' I lain,' • isutlisis-ii Stuiiipf *stssUt iigh(ut'i spirit ,)it the tintis 'I'hw taunts huive' been pu_shied Sanford, hard by tile tuatiws list_s year And the Semitinssli.'_s, es.mmiing and are hoping (si imtspnssve' hi_s_st's (ii Isith Lyman and ss a_slimS vat at art br a i ng (',slstnhiil in their luintx,retr, squat! fast's si tusugis usIuissnt':st In isulst be in (sir a toughs bis(tls' its first gsslms.' ssgsumn_sI S,suifursl I 11 1.1" 111 1 111 ijilit t n Ott_s is tjf5u rivalries In 11w county unit this' ' this (e'451t5_s ' K OO tolliloui of thss-, e, k alwa)s drawb bw. clithusiliji,tic registrawn will 260 work is neemsury to prepare crowds, And this year"ti 5. (OrUw coming 5&5Ofl meeting should be no different. for tomorrow morning at 9:30 P. be taken at the field prior to The Lion offense, which tonwrrw's tryoutsm. The tryout seaon w Any boys unable to make the appeared to have many conducted at the Ft. Mellon WtUWI Field. Me of all the is going to have to register at the recreation jamboree, weekly actionviedo I-%towiri. but cuumieuruur,difO departiiwflt all nex t w eek . vie' flag football league is fur Jumm Rein Able, a sophomore coach Recreation Director boys 10, 11 and 12 years of age. 11w gitiute with time Seimiioles has always imicuuit a great steal imi'ire to anyone' in Ot ado than Lu, head football ,oa,. ti Ralph St',unpf Stumpi, isho is In his A'-.' - , 1, [".. ) '- Na me ______________________________________________ , Address ___________________________________________ , ',', /,, I Deprtznent. located in the rei3triu1lt_s Coach Stusnipf's goal Mille N SSech No WITH A I SEMINOLE BOOSTER CLUB 110* 185$ P, / j 7- •... .,.,• ' . , - , a s.. , -. SANFQRO PLAZA , , ,• - - ( t \ AUVCWCI%ING SPACe PUWNISPISO iv. ' ' ,J1 '' I - - SANFORD 32711 ' Air Corsdutsosssng Syslinin r M I h KOOL KREW '' - - 1 s Is ;, i it t,i sot it ,t , tI00 Club - Us perking up the often_se. Z Iip city 7 I " II \ We'.sliit'utu oil CcisIr At i .&I ,1. fr \' ' Booster Club \? " ' i, '.. 4 High School lil~ ~N ) it I -- nole 1, I 1~ . 0,4 N 1 ) 4, k -' - �— Youth Shelter V/ill Benefit I • - me by Fon Frost - I cl umpire Shag ('rnwforcl 4 - .... . / burgh Pirates hold a l2'.garne Cleveland 1: Kansas City Thursday correspond with a prize list. In rod and reel. Eckerds Drugs in transistor Anjzlers will be able to try addition. several prizes. in. Sanford Plaza: 5 Mayfair 1lr of skates, Skate Cit; $&1 record set, Wl.OF 24 Cwpertone Suntan radio: 22 2. 52.5 altgrcen Agenc: 17 Webh Dru*zs in Longwood: A1s'. Ii - $10 gift eertihcatc. Sines i: savings bond, Sanford - ________________________________________________________________________________________________ I - irge loss of personnel after the the event, the flshathon is intended for all ages. Many people have expressed plans to make it a family outing. The the opposition is making big artificallake is large enough to hundred handle several gainers Jeff Icardi is the top defen- anglers. driving fullback are all Glenn Hill and tackles Mike has Steve Schanbachcr and who are returning none are essential parts of any offense Hawkins and Mike White. Steve Dykcs working along Side expecially strong defensive and are important to a wininmnc I.incebackers Grezg Walhck and of bun All three are first rate in performers. It's doubtful the 't'flt'flt the Mrr IOi liSt of Pioneers can equal thcr 4 club but unless the dctrsc is Richard Stokes are the tough there the chances of winning a middlemen in the Lyman linebackers Other defensive league mark of last year with and it looks like another long a 12-foot cane pole with 10 or 12 season for the Hornets who pound test line and a size four, finished last year at the bottom lice c1 si bream hook as hit' of the Metro loop Oi 1.7-1 best tackle. \Vccrms, crickets or Boone's defense will be hurt bread appear to be the best Defensive halfback Terry because of their detensive are Travis arid John Mitchell will experience that the Herald Sports Venter C the patrol the deep area for the dras mu the ncctice Stc bomb, long The s another of the \tttO coaches tho suffered a B HERK' CUSH "- . ,, -' Iorctii'i. 7?. to t)iiI!rf,IhcI Mu Ic 14cc w,'is fltTl()OSI IcIcIe teOnhItfittec kclhc'cI Pu auto fun •iII fu,cui iiivolv(I accidot. Non d.',corn,n..ii,uuc,il 'i'tiic' w.p, h.IcI in tho si hind uv ( TOt I iii rt'portlnit his hicep, ii) Ilat('IiuIn, dccc rihing flu - i a ci l.'gc'cI fifth-inning incident Itat&riian said that hi' nit,tcil to the plate' uiiipire s cal I a pitch thrown by S'c'v' Lions Hope Offense 'I, - I ir lion. Batevuin insisted it Carlton wound up with nine league-leading mark to 272 and erased ,lirn Running's former Gai-n let's go, let to him lie' sm,el Ilatevian t ,ilk,'cl i ci front of flu' plate cii') Ict iii) tic iii". 'hunt tell iiic ii,'' Provides' Defense I 4 It IIIIIS(hIF1. JSf'S(h l.cl.ut Pr a Sport Writer In Boston. the Red Sos trrmnrc'd the New York 'jankec's l(l-I ftursdty rnght and Neither 'as ininy iIarç'r. who, ilong with Rico Petroecili t.tgecl a thr'enm tnmc'r East for the first time all sea- per homered in the second inning arid Siebert and Petroc'eIli Me'.ro Confeu'nc'e champion six solid defensive performers Wtnt& Park proved this last returning to play under coach rome from Rick) Smith and Ralph Simas. These are juSt a of many teams that will be out tomorrow in quest of a ;urizrs will be given out and new officers for the new year will forced out of the lineup for The 34 lettermen gone from and end Tom Tillrnari. Edgewater, the runnerup in last year's Jones team is the offense on the field for a while Tickets are available at area longer last season. Less offense sporting goods stores or at the Pete Morley. Linebacker Cliff unit Only the defensive ends time of it in 1972. The top lilcip you" I cliiii't encourage' and I)ic k l'Beiuu c'c.mnlng off ,%ssneIti'ti I'rt"o Spor1c %Sriter '.iitl, tinning out of (ha' pcu kt't, hut if knee surgery. 'I'hat Out I )ELIU)Il' tel' e - :' ' If anytlilni'. should hzipjs'n tic lions in the Natioual Football - We':ivc'r imincng the NF( ' Ihitemmian said he would writ.' raments iwmetune this month. We will bring YOU UP to date onthatassoonZWerteiVCthemflf0TTT1at0fl ___________ L.hiAflIP uh1 tt car again be the team that is able to keep a solid defensive unit to have to be especially adept at putting points on the board. 8:45am. a shot unstart will sound the beginning of the nt".e gcilf season. It will be a scramble tournament followed b) a Seminole Cuntp Flo'#da uno tat' f?it Out name of AMER IC AN lettermen from last year's te cicr most seriously and boast a large number of entries in the to he among the favorites again the other hand play tournaments the year ed Tannier, Hugh Wigmore, Harn' several net category, t the low net mone'. The teams were: Frank three teams s~, members of the another tough Parker defensive- Howse, Bill Richards, Dave' Sefton and Tom Roberts: Dick Copel.and has tiament in which Fred and Doris Harvey zid Chuck and provisiOnS of 'To tP Sta'u'es F Ray Dorman All Anci'r,can Publt5h $ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR linebacker Buddy I4urd and end MI of the teams fuilahed at 58. with ttIC Faclutiout Name 1971 healthy Latimer. Several members of that and packrd up the low gross award. In the low coroanc, at tpce Circuit court, defensive team returning end were' Gene' Davis, Miiiie Wilson and Rip and Lib R'.zssell: ________________________ DoPpiws D.DNPIS' MARIE CBB'N! WILLIAM 'THOMAS 'THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO WILLIaM THOMAS DOBBINS Department will extend registration for girls ages 10, U and 12 to Sept. 15. There will be a $4 registration fee. Girls will cheer for Flag Football Teams Perhaps nine of the biggest events on the Rolling Hills Golf calendar is the Annual Member"Guest Tournament wiucti will be coming up next month. Oct. 7-8 are the cht'diiltd dates. The 36 hole event will include prizes for both that MACIC HARRELL ht tied a PetitiOn fl Deceased AIM!, OR DEMANDS AGAiNST You end ebct 01 ou are hereby BROWN the Circuit Petition of £,dopt-On Of W:II,Cm Thomas Dobbi?n and Donna Marie Dobbins. minorS. an yOu •re recured to ie'riee copy of ,'our writleflDetelibCi, fany.OnMarOid J ,' Baker Released By STP Ofhcrys ,if a Default and ultimate uOgmen' will be .nt,red against yC. tO! tht relief demanded in tilt it a ion my hand and Official Seal FOR'I l.Al'DERDAI.E race and we want to do all Wer "'Die team has tcifl MX races WitneSs Court on September 5th, 1C72 Of Anthony (Andy) Grarate11i, can to help hun," Granatelli thus far this season and we' are (Seati Chairman arid chief executive 5aId, very pleased with the Pee'ARTHUR H BECPrWITI'I Clerk f Circuit Court officer of STP Corporation, "The major reason we formance of the enttte Seminole Count, F lorda announced tod.a that he has haven't entered two cars at operation" Cecilia V (scm (i s complied with a request by more races is that we want to ___________________________ DePO'y Clerk driver Buddy Baker for release see all possible effort put S Harold F fp' Pe1u1,00h" from his 1972 season contract behind Richard Petty, who is _________________________________________ &'tD!fle'y - "We' unth'rstand Buddy's fourth national has an excellent chance to races we contracted for at the he now holds if the full effort of start of the season. BUdd) the team continues to go into a naturally wishes to continue to single car," Gran.atelli said. NOT ICE 5 HEREBY GIvEN. Re co r ds or,ciosuce renDer Ø n September 'Pt. 1977. in tflst certain cause os'ridirig in the Circuit Court. it. and 'or Seminole County, Florida. in FEDERAL NATIONAL 4 1iai S HAVING STROKES by Frank Beard - 48—Forget Food While Golfiflg I nt'cenitI that tiu ed sm.sw a survey that mac erage gollers score higher on the back nine than the front nine. I think I knuw one major reason energy My doctor tells me that today's rncrgc conies from yeste'rda 'a. lood an)' W km WSPAPt* INTLLPIISI AflN I - - It isn't fatigue. The golfers studied were using carts. Eating lunch nia cecIl Lit' the cause of scores going up on the second nine Those halfway houses can hurt your handicap. Alter you eat. you get lethargic—your senses are dulled. You perform best when you're hungry This irritation leads to sharpness and altertIlcSai I flttcs'i tt white placing and I dur't eat much beforehand, but I suffer no loss cit ' ac and a . - (.n$i _____ fur an 88 total. t -. reference wlh Kniep Fr*nk Beard's 9011 tips handy for ready M'fld Ii plus copy. your Strokes." lo get hi book. 'Shaving Strokes" co scents f- p'slage md hand1lng to 'Shavinç Dep$. 327. Radiu City The Sanf'rd Herald P.O Baa a,. Station. New York.. N.Y. 10019. MOP in the regular 54-hole medal IGAGE ASSOCIATION a con play Tue'sday night at Fern oprr ,-i organized and caSting pvmsuCflt to the laws of ?tir United Park Putt-Putt Golf Course. Stiti'S Of AmeriCa, is Plaintiff, and Calvin Lingelbach, playing C J LE WISanO EMMA LEWIS, Hi Course number 2, set a new low W'te. ace Defenaan'S. the un of 79 with rounds of 36. 27 and 26 O*Pt.gfled, ai C'erP of t'. e ll at 11 00 O'CiDCti while Charlie Zeni shot a 22 for s'yled COur an 18 hole' record. Zen's othet' M t T saiv •TW r' .v"r"i''— two rounds, 29, and 30, brought us-st biDder for cash, a' Hit frOnt his total to 61 and put hiiii UI lWesf) Door Of the CourlhOvl4 of three tie for second place with Seminole County, Florida. at San foiloking John Rankin and Dave Brown. ''ø Florida. tIi Os-Sc' 'DC propert, ,ng a-sd being IUAI%IUfl took 36, 36, 9., whue cmi S.m'nnI' C1e,sy IC ci Brown shot 29, 26, 36-81. aO GRANADA SOUTH 'iit'i vcim as David Rogers landed filth 'ci.g.i, 'ci it ii position with 89 and another tie , ecorDed in Piat boos IS Page iDO. ,c Records of Seminole County. resulted for the siath spot PFlorida between Torn Bonds and Chuck TOGETHER *ith the follo*'ng Stanton, each shooting 90. eQiprYt permanently installed. Eighth spot fell to Joe wtuich snail e deemed t be a Is pft ol the realty Mararrito with a score of 91. tjc, o'.nrIpoo' Range MODel RWE Lion Fanni tied fur ninth with ,ic A Dan Weidi, both tiavut I aito Hood, Model 766 Gary English led the 2 Lectn , Plea' Heaters. Model 21 prodivision, taking first place 1 Electra Ccl irig Heiter. Model with 26,29.26-85. 1100 Warren Morris, who is host I ery 's'it Wale' 54 lit er for the September 9-10 tourney Model SR 'ma azo V at the East Colonial Putt-Putt sa,a sale 's 'a a. made tO satisfy terms of lad Final Judgment Course, landed wcon'.A place. tPiteal) He had rounds of 31, 29 arid 23 ARTHUR H BECKWTH. JR Clerk of Circuit Court Srninoie County. FI0'da A tie cropped up itt third By M1$ØW Eden spot between Jim Haynes and O'IPU'V Clerk Dale Fuhr Haynes had rounds SPEER I of 31, 28, 30419 and Fuhr, 27. 32, Magnoa A.en..t e 0 Sos 13b4 30.89, 3377! Dennis Brusnahan nosed out San'of'd. FIiGa g.,, Aflos-ner5 f cf P,ain'ltf Tom Daniels for fifth with a PubliSh Sept 1. 1512 Danielshavingtoiiettlefor6th 0EPl31 P,?OQ F( DE PAL NATIONAL ROGE P V. WALLACE H HALL CcS,nt arc Defendants. 'he 1jn0e.ignPd as EL L and a' ?.mt of th first pubiica?'Dn Of thiS notice Each claim or dembnd must the h.ghes? aria Dn'tl bidder for CMVd. Of the at the front Wet? I 01':e address Of THE COMMERCIAL BAtIK A' WINTER PARK FIorid a! Sanford Florida th ?P 'c' pta? jt P40? INCLJDING 5z*t,liC.*Iiy PattIlo, the Citt Council Of the City of LOng*OOd. Florida, tn.t sa'a City Council will hold a public hearing On tht Question of Changing the zoning clast,tcat'ofl f ?Pip following aesc'"ued propetly Beginning at the SE corner 4 thf' toE . of Section 31. Township 70 South KCnQe Xi E.tt. the'nC, (as! to the West riOft of eap £27 thence Nnrtheriv along the said WeSt right of way boundary of said S R £77 to ?hC North mufliccPal boundary line of tnt City o' c o 2' " 3i TownshiP 20 South, Range 30 Eat' the'ne Eat.' to a i'"' 5*1 Sr .' '! ft-c' ?:r. of tid SrctiO Of the' tilE :' sworn to 5P(( P 1 SPEER 9 MILLER, SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING ____________________________________ ZONING COMMISSION AND canning and Zoning Com a'iie 01 prO5ed cing frOm A 1 De.f'lopment) on 'he follo*"ig 04 SE 045W . i Sect con All that part of the PIWa ar-same 5 p thr E , o sec 72. lying F of '. Little WeS ira R'vtr. '. a. 4 ' ... . .. • Page ' : 7fj Page usage in ' as 'a ,. - ' . ,, east By U S Zon:ng f7,ce'ct' PubliSh Seljtenitit'r I. 1977 D(H75 Joe rushing record. "Iist nent passers just 18 times, lucy- tertxick 'i 't' Sept a. is. m zs 1573 PubI,5S SePt I. 15 72 25. 1577 DEC32 Paul Naumnoff, year ccc are more mature," iip Chicago : ' I'hilidt'lphia 72 61 541 l2 l)etroit 71 61 538 63 69 477 21 New York 70 63 .526 2 49 &1 .371 35 Milwaukee 54 79 406 18 82 5% .617 Oakland 77 54 .588 - Demands *PIICI% you may to shudder when l..andry ran, Registration will begin Sept 12advising against it because tie 26. Students ages 8- 11 will meet might get injured. Hut when on'liiesctiiv4-515p. ni Age's 12- 1 section 3. lying North, Nor tnedstee'lp and East of Wetuiva Palm Springs Road. except 50 foot ti 0f'ce Of the Clerk of the standard procedure. "We have certain plays de_________________________ I' B rown be barred ' weeks. Mrs. Judy Maloney will be Instructor, - _____________ ------ Dated at Fort Lauderdale. Florida, th. 31st day of AuguSt. A 0 1977 C.ordon A. Merritt. DOS - '1' 1) Assiwlatt'd Pri'u Sports Writer GEORGE ALLEN Tacked on to the measure, the way the division stands - ate Judiciary Committee, were rehot. They've won three in a —Virtually eliminate the di fans chanting 'We're Number basketb.illbyallowingteamsto the scoreboard showed Balti- 66 63 ,512 10 (han two Years. ('alifornia 61 70 ,466 16 than 30 per cent of the home hit one of Boston's three home fans yelling,' —Black out all telecasts of the scoreboard and I didn't - -- lIc,ust.in 5, San Francisco 1, Milwaukee 7, ('leveland I diiv and Friday nights and all ('tut'ag 4, Pittsburgh 2 Kansas City 6, CalifornIa 0 radius of high school, junior Mcntreal 4, New York I) Atlanta 4, lAs Angeles 2 San I)iego 2.5, CincinnatI (1-I Minnesota 4, Texas (I FrIday's (;Iinles New York u I't'terson 14-i:ti at .Elimiiinate' the proposed $1.5 miiillion indemnity payment e'i'h ABA team would pay to S Ididii%usemy t'1(L0fliilly televised over the Ilibby 1-0) at New York tMit- risen 15-15 and IAmlonds 36i, 2, of bowl and "un-schedukd" lack 11-9 and Webb 0-0), 2, (cci- twi-night playoff games if the games are Minnesoti'i tCorbin 8-6 and soki out. Pittsburgh Moose 10-8 an(l Woodson 12.l3i at Kansas ('it) 't least part of the freedom .Ilbhnson 3-4 or \Valker 4-Si at Murphy 3.2 and hush> 0-0). 2, of the professional athlete has Morton 4-l2 and Montreal been preserved with the i.night 4-2 at Ihil 1 Mc.'tnally 3-15), 2, (cc i.night I l'r)mli1en amendments,'' said Sen. Sam J L)etroi( Chu'ago iJenkimis l0-lOi at timbre eI)obsomc 15-lU, N Ervin, 1)-NC., a staunch upPhiladelphia I)owns 1-0), N i ltyt'rson 3-8i at polwnt of a muerger unless play'4ilt,s'aukt'e Atlanta Mc'Queen 0-2) mit l.cis ('leveland Perr> l9.lSi, N ers' rights are protected. Hunter lS-7i at Angeles Singer 6'l3), N The hill, introduced in the Oakland houston Reuss 9-11) at Sami fexas I Paul 7-Si, N Senate more than a year ago, Liit1 I11t3 t1(1)t tO(1t because I feel absolutely dry. - Only gaines scheduled Itostomi at (ie'ee'lmind mi The regular SCiSOii OPCflS ('!mit'ago at I'hiladelptiia, N (,eklimid ,et 'l'cxas N There' ecere numerous tranisaetioiis'l'huirsttii)' 8s the' 26 NFl. clubs got docen (C) (hit' 4:t.1ila>i.'r HilustOn at Los Angeles, N ()mily gaines scheduled Sumiula) 's calufulltiI:l ,lt ('tiucoigo, N " merge "if such agreement does Fort Lauderdale. Florida cInmnati Ilengmils of (he National seCtion I lying Northeasterly of CITY OF LONGW000. FLORIDA Wear. Springs Road. Notice of Public Hearing All en Townip 3i South. Range TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 75 Fast. /\ ye r ted i'3 '.' DElI 43 Flr.Ga. - Mve MERRITT. . Department will sponsor art 11-3 mark. DeraSt - ______ but only if they give ui their 4-2 Montreal beat New York 4-0 complete hold on players. anti Philadelphia edged St. The Senate antitrust and mo- lMuts 2-1. nopoly sul.s.'ommnittee approved surprise me that Thursday's Results tied for a 741 record—second NO Public Hearing player and the guy who's goin. lii win the ('v Young ward ti: IA)S Angeles 71 61 .538 10'2 Minnesota kicked around severely by Oj}. iN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE a t section 34. all in I hereof Townthip 30 south range 75 East All ttit pitt (f the N 01w ' of in ':.::.:.':::.,::' opped California 6-0 and Md- opening frame and three more in (hi' $erflflft ri,iuke whipped fleveland 7-1 American Basketball Moci- ton Manager Eddie Kasko 1 San l-'ran('iscO 58 75 .436 24 I of the w ::::• '':..:: Fsi l.lnebarking Is solid with Cincinnati the fifth-)ear pro said after a Casselberrv: Florida 32107 Carroll & Ots'ce Boi 310 • - .:rr::: Chin'- i.aitt skipper •• touchdowns. lie carried the ball wasn't clone last sear. The 1971 St. lA)uls 500 ( H'ay, 134, .. DE H :-:•:- '' Estate o '. Publish Sept S. '1572 ..-:.:•.::-:r- :: Las. LalrycoInpletedl36oF2til plus tackles Bob Hell and _. Attorneys for Plaintiff . .'.-:: I)efensively (tie question is '. 113 Magnicita t,vt'n'ji' P0 Boa 1361 Sanford. Florida 32171 .::-:-. lucky I"reitas highlight an secon(l in the conference behind league champion quar" p Mr JOhn A Baldwin As Admint'ra?cr fast ,. HAROLD 0 MILLER, HAZEL 5 Roger M Nu'on Aii-I'ro center Eel I"lanagan, rated aeceased, late of' Florida. to the P4W Sem,note County. the ihe E 5 6 of Sect.On 76 of Seminole County. County Judge. im. dfld • •ri0 ,e P's ol 5 h SE tnt tilE tec?'on 7.1 au that part andfilethesame induPiicb?CafldaS p'Ov'dCd n Secton 73) 16. Florida 01 'Pie E 1 6 Cf tc ' o' 'he SE of Statutes. n tne,r OffiCeS n CII' and 'he F 5 Ii Of m Sw 'tt.ori 3.3 I,iri tIo'tfteatierly of County Courthouse in Semocit County, Florida. within SIC calendar the WeS'va Springs Road, the w Of the idA '101 ftct PIE 1, w months from the time of the t'% sw • hess SE' c,l SE c,ublicat,on hereof, or the same *0 '. 1512 y the claimant, his agent oescribeO property of ?ht P4[ 'o Of ssd E • W of Lcs4cjw000 MarKh4 ,'i Pd. Seo.on thence (.5? to Point ?,( ouf tIE 'a,. o ftepirining LESSL04S 1 through Pot '.cif SW •. W '0 SW 'a PIf ' . tnClvl.ib'r. Block 4. and i-a's I cif NW through iS inclusive, Block 3. and of pf NW ' SW Po . SE . Lofi 1 through i3 inclusre. Blocs W 1 acreS cit N '. of N ' 01 Of POW 2. of Ent:mingets AdditlOhi NO 1 NW a 04 SW. S . of NW ., t LOnQaIOOd eccordnU to Peat ifl 7'. publ. Records BookS. W fl NW corner f PlA • ol lilA • seninose Cos%'fv Florida and '.a.( ,a LESS the Fast 115 feel of Lots -. South. R.,v.e 75 anD 7 of Bradley 'S Addition to Ail ,flTUWft%Piip Longwood. accding to Piat Boos (ast. lung mi Seminole County, Fla '1 PubliC RecorDs 01 1 TOGE'mP4ER with any acid all of S.'m.nor Count, FIur.de Orw,fr's r parar 9Pc5. rgPs o access. egretS. and tigress arid from casting R 3 Residential tO R i of and fo the Little Weacva . Re-,0t'nt ,al Oistr R.r the PutihiC 54e1!ing wi1 be held .ci.rct 0" i F'.( ee e' City 5-1011. Lg*OOD. Fiord., on line of S.c 7)205 75E. ta'a North •t Tn,,.rsday. Sep'enbef 7$. 1913. 3) ft * of the tIE corner po.n' being as soon tte'r,a'tP' 1.00 p m. or f I.E tit taa Set 23. 0 't feW Possible, Ct whiCti tir,,e inft5ted 'Thence IV 1(15 24 ft aiong tht P1 one prOPOSeD against the and Mf"eS so ofta05ec73 ttceneS3)Ott. thence tonifl9 chang, will be heard and E 9% '• 'c • p.'nt ly.rSg 72tt W final scion taken i ii' Loeg*OQd pulithe'd I or T.' No'ce s We'. (3 p,uciuc pateS in three I' along idly Ii A 01 5' I within the Cify Ot Long*OOd. pd to the '/Irkh.m fl-si i ,. ,n Tht F boa , arid F ijbi.ShCd POB fl,*1pag4' 4 Ht"aua, Sanford Further Described CS west €14 general circulation in said City orit M*P'.ham woo's Rd •nd east of f1ttetn tW days lii timi at Little Wtk'wà River. norm tif Dels praQr to tPiq' time 01 the PubIc Rd. cDnt.in'riS 776 acres, ii mile Hearing road frontage arid ne mile r've' September. ED tn's 5th 04! Of DAT frontage Ao This pubic hearing *il be e*id in Shomits R S Or,rie COmmiflOfl Chambers thy City Clerk p1 t PluIe, Sanford. COuft tr-t U' City f Longe000 Fioceda • Florida. on October It. i977. at 7 30 s OSEP$ DAVIS. ,jp • P i" ' • ESQUIRE pOss'e4 STENSTROM. DAVfS Planning and Zoning tCr'! CSPt I CO'noi'SS',,fi 13)0 Pci' cj'tcv bOa S.,nurioic County. f,Orid• 37771 Sanford FlordO Ørown. ."' last season the former Uni- acno AT WINTER PARK tYiP him ant) I'm saying it again That bleeping butcher. lie's a an cc here'.'' - and Itled .rc ov.,l.ca'e. and mutt ePcs mom torny or the same shall be vOid and mae NFl., ,iitul tIWie are suiwrfast turn : questionable team into a Sea" tnt SW i ci Lonowood, Florida eacn Room •n Fojr Bedrooms Cle'k o Circuit Court Semnole Coun'y, FIor'da By Ma ne Eden Depu', Clerk tighit e'net in thi 4 -I rc ,sSon wilt conut a public To All Creditors and All Persons nearing to carnion-r recommending a Having Claims or Demaut3s Against gtoposod change of zonr from A 1 Said Ettate :' ' 0(5434 publ,cat'orc of this c'dO?(C ,, clamant and must be sworn to NotiC, of ('harlie' Sanders that First if eec' expect to get (3rd homer ani) a rmnner 'We hail to In it, oat the second tilossomneel into one of the that total for CONDOR MERpITI. Johnson Furnace. Model HASSI bjl to *atl canrei,nQ in Liwil'iQ line of o,gree% Writ to the SW corner 'iwnqya ' hi office . c'atn the place of , 5t.T liuQi ;efrgeratof, MOOtO PjtOi5ti Snit 6, 15. 72 75 I$77 DE i' 31 " Couccty Judge of Seminole Counts. 30 111$ Pars FIn.da 377$ a at galilt'. for his '24th victory and Ii's tss.wIaL.'d Pre'ss Sports Wrlfr Diego upset Cincinnati twIce 2-0 pulled relief are Fred Seher- gest game iii the year.... APi — The and S-I, Houston downed San man out of the bullpen for his "Now, 'ven if we iii op anott Florida. n the Courthouse at San against SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING named '?c"e P3%t Office hoe 310 3 HARRIET LAKE Seminole County. Florida 01 Sad Estate ijncary p1 ce Lot of SemMOIe CouriCy. passing t games. turned the tables .inet rushed ITetroit -0. Minnesota a $'t 5etino3e CO+JfltY. David B King and beieQ ESTA'ES At Adm,r,us'rMOq 4'. Ifl't'I' AM on Seotember U DO ocior l'tae ' !'O t'i1 CO "1 hiIt ,%'dei Of Sinoe COunt, and ael'nands ,ru.cec you. or ct?"tr of you ma the' past ieee sears Hut it could iinprovt' enough this sean In thu s'atrthePiaCeo' residence and oos Ime 01 the fin? publcahcOf'l of 1 th MA clans ithrn 5si calendar n'rae,On tht Court House In Saord Florida, Sect,cin provide turn scitha car for more .n ether of you mac ve against ta.d NorTh municipl DOundP' Sanford Florida 37771 driving in eva' certain Cttt 5th. is arid 'nøng n tp* C.rcu' Court. fense', which has gene downtiill 5' 1 LL NOTICE TO CREDITORS PER sONS NAVING ALL o riolifed and reQuired '0 fJ AnY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN C leeS of the above styled couft on or peft.arq the Ptt" day of Octbe' 1973 __________________ organized j,rSuant ,o the ia* pfijii!C' ,,, Mary Nicholson, Abie Gordon and Joan Daly: Jerry imnd CJ' D tht cian'an!, he agent or a? 'i'r.1', Another pair of Foursomes had to settle for a share of third £. residence and P0%t NO 73 isa seven MACPr HARP (IL BROWN under par 71. }'ifty-s-c't'n was the lo net in the event and C'CLfC'I. Notice Legai Legal Notice Legal Notice ________________________________________________________ ilii Rolling Hills I of Mike Cuetlar's fir Else where, Baltimore (four run.si in the two previous business," A deep and nut.standing re- dry said. 'We' haven't beaten lug" mad. 'Bleep himii," said board for the 1.iuns they eeicn't H ' hit pitching. The White Sax used an first-inning blues against the 'fi't;,rice in (he West Division MINOLE COUNTY FLOR IDA E%11t ol PIAZEL k 'OILLER riLE edO Ia oi NOTICE TO CREDITORS ''.'A OENE: (LA" t'! t CC I'4 AZ El ... support two back. York our biggest game of the year'' ______________________________ Colonial is another of the best But twc' players do rot make a iria have to make a lot f Parker defense and like the tackles and if they do itmearts truerhampionsthcywert'rnOrt bets in the Metro and its Warn. __________________________________ than equal to the task. iict' a In Chicago, the White Sox srnnnected in the sixth They saying lt'ss than (tiat,'' Slifl[)j)4Y11 best ..tlant4I over los Angeles. e 1 s;,id - conthinedon .i six-hitter to par' inning with his 13th homer of the year and Roger Met,ger Red Sox Take AL East Lead Ii) (rawfard ,' 'B igg es f V/in ('olbert hit a grand shuT homer, stith inning, Moor.' .cr:1tv hii'1 boosting hIs season's total to 101 ,lfl anxious monwn! ''d , !w.ir1 Williams R RI. to pace San Diego's cond-game triumph, run honwr end r'inkw .kmniy the fifth Inning while ntehlng 1 event. The team of Oakland his lrnl victory M ann) the Alanta Braves shipped the fxs Ang1c's Dlg- niethlt's 2.1 vIctory over the St AcUI5 ( 'iirdinals. in the tratluc ac:c Defense Seen As Key In Metro Loop dicap. Only last Saturday, he fired a five under par 67 in a 'casual round." Dwight is also a two handicapper and quite capable (Pf hreakin par Lit allY i'.t'n time ingest competition c-ulci p .smbl camt from Their the team of Larry Sherwood, who rncidenfly fired in 67 last C , was consistent before and after 2.4) and 5-1. 25 AeCWdiflg to Ehput 11arol1 Beaul Taylor, cwdinatccr of First Annual Two Farther Best Ball Cub Charnpionshp for members only. It is anticipated that a large ournament 1 number of the members will participate in the inriaugural event. Trophies will be awarded to the winning Warn as well i the runner-up team in both gross and net divisions. 1I. :irtul1t' imriossible to even venture a gtwss as to who will win the low net prizes There are se-i'erkl teams exPected to do well in the low gross category. I believe the team to beat should be Dave McCoy and Dwight Street. Dave is the The men on Ralor Mnntc' tlrd a tve-hIt- Chicago over the Pirates. ter and Ron Woods crashed .t The Padres beit the Reds in home run, carrying Montreil 0 The heated Rateman-Craw- the opener as leron lee hit a over Ne Yrk. Racked by a home run and Mike Caidwell hit attack that included Woods' ford confrontation couldn'i Texas (I and Chicago itt the National League' front The Ib4Icton Astros defeated iffj,c', icerorelirig tic he's reportthe San Francisco (;tants 5-1 in The' catcher says fl Innings, ttw Montreal u the' umpire (or using atiti- - - l.ig, Vl.Ol" radio; Tomorrow. the Mayfair Mens Gclf A.sociatmr. will hciid C Den Viln went the route tot' Houston, scattering 10 htta. flies and Burt Honton scattered 12 Pittthutgh hits to ead , Minnesota 4, California 0; to defeat San Francisco. - - 4 r f victory, not inridntal1y, w the 100th of rariton's career Carmen Fanmne drove In two runs with a pair of sacrifice , nIght's 1.2 loss to the Chicago lni not telling you %3 (tib; and the Cincinnati Reds said flttiiiin are 7, gaines in front in the Itic'ep you," said Crawford \nd that little 't)let'p" will Wrct despite losing a double- ____ - - erwks' dull September of runa• way division races. The Pitis- Amerlcsn I.ague results Boston 10, New York 4; RaIti. more Detroit 0: MIlwaukee 7, lean In the f'ast aBe! 4 i'M•'l i threrun blast FIiictnfl fame up with tour run4 PhiInfrlpe r ti(nHl I rc t•2 in th other contetc. 'iiflt fr strikes ti;,r 1h P5(ItPIflCflI in I'hlIn' •Hphia created a stir in an th i9iIliicIe1phI I'hUHes 'f)on't IP1I me what to th" _____ ______ __ Ruffle Bateman It,%I'I'OPHT I KI Spnrt Wrlfrr I'rr ,%wiriafrd ii let's go,' go, t't the' John Hateman of catcher _____ -- - i _ _____ AtlantiC National Rank; 18 'ries E avtngs bond, $2 florida State Rank: 19 caIflplfl. light. Sanford Auto coniplete Pirts. Inc.: 20 ('if Roosevelt dimes, Sanf..r Coin Center: Argus canicr. Al.o. 21 - - I — • n Sanford Ruet's ll.ut and Tackle: 12 $10 The Seminole All-Youth their luck from La. ni. until 6 p. cluding a used car. wiU be given radii,.Fi \1'vor cleanint;, Cornet rod anti reel. The free dr with a Plaza: Shelter 15 scheduled to benefit m.withalonglistofpflzestobe away throughout theda3 the K-Mart Plaza: in Sports Shop in tii Sanford Ctcan'r3 from a fishathon tomorrow at given away by both tagged fish drawing of ticket stub. transistor radio, Sanford Pl;aa: 7 — 12-inch black and 1t and drawings. Speeial bag limit prizes for the tagged fish arc: Warren Lake, Just off SR f $20 in tools, hitCtcle1MOn, Penneys in tiw tiectric Co.: 14 lran1stcir radio, I west of Sanford. The event 15 for the day is si bass and 25 \lion Auto Parts; 15 SI0 cash. Sanford Plaza: 8 Touchtonl)rugs: 2 threc-da the breaTTi. being sponsored b in .'rorys radio. rod and transistor Bailiff and Sans: 9 eekend camper rental, Seminole County Sheriff's $10 hentown Sanford: Iti reel. I'int1 and Water Sports Twenty-five bream have been Maitland Campers. Department. WLC)F Radio, and 4 __ 4, , IIIp..I%, I ri ) _wiU1 __ Th- - Lake Warren Fishathon 'Tomorrow __ __ __ __ iF ' ___ (4 on Frosty's Fat rway ri/i , To Report Crawford :1 Friday. Sepi8172 ,'p' Frfrii riIJ IPf' ,,rfrn'd on the sidelines during the Ben- t gals' practice, lb looked Up and beheld 260-lulunid She.'rmiian ' PlOT ICE IS HERE BY GIVEN To*nship 21 South. Parigi" 75 East. COunCil *11 hold a pUblic hearing ri run Soiitpi (V Oe'gcs 23' East the Question of chang'ng the along the centt-r Section line 60 7* class , fitation of the •olIo*'g faa po.nt *f beginning; thence DeScribed pqpiy continue aiongtaid center line and LOtS 12 through iS inclUSive, ftl0P On same bearing liSI Ii feet, 3. and LOts I through 12 inCluSivt tPit'nct' S 65 degrees 55 30" west Block 2. of Entzrninger's Addition 45536 feet to tnt P C of a Curve No ltoiongworud, ace,ordlngfoPlll which 5 concave Northw.rd acid Book S. Page 77. PublIc Records cf has a radius of i371 itee?, thenc, Seminole County, FIorida arid '' aicing trw .rc Ot si.o curve ic' tast 115 tlt CA L0'5 6 •O ' c flet tO the P T . thence N 71 Bradlepi AddiflOn to Long*oui degrees 30" 75' S9 feet. according to Pie? Book I, Page i, thence Cl 20 degree's Ii 77" West Public Records of Seminole Count,, -, loridø. ....... 17I50 fee' to the PC 4 a curve F *PitPt '5 concave Westward and from causIng 9 7 Residential to B I Pias I radius 04 lfli 55 feet, thence Business Disfricl along the arc of Slid Curve 42594 Public Hearng will be held in Ui, fee? to the P 1 thence P1 79 C:ly Hall, LongvvQc.d. Florida. O 0t9?t'S 09' 27' West 143 feet, Thursday, September 26. It??. at thence N 61 deuirees 01' 0*" East 7 00 p m, or soon thereafter 95 feet. thence S 3* 47' 20" pOssible, at which tlmC interested East 2C* 11 fttt. thence P1 47 parties for arid agaInst the proposed degrees 3* 20" East 37361 feet, toning Chinge will e arid thence Pd 49 aegrees 01' 70" Fast finCI action faken 112 54 fef, thence North 17 This P4otie 5 to be pubtish*d o oeg'ee Si 50' Wes' 115 36 feet, POStIrig ,r tpin )) publ.0 placeS truence P4 77 Degrees 32 30" East iYalPtin the Cify of LQflgw000. Lii 61 feet to ISis point Of beginning Florida. arid published In Tie icrJ ?an.rig 2, acres more or Sanford Herald, • newspaper c general circulation en sa.d City Q. Further desc'ibed 35 North of (I) time at least fiffn (IS) dayS ' R. 431 including P1cc Mid Florida prior to the I Inca of lie Public Country ClUb ApOfoalmately 1400 Hearing. acres between Tn Springs and DAT ED thiS Stri day of September. 5*.e'water 0I AD. 1972. Sr Circle P. Shorviati lii's public Pieav,ng will be held in City Clerk of the 'he County COmm,sson Chambers City of Longe'ood, Florida of fr, Courl House. Sanford, JOSEPH DAVIS, JR. FlOrida. On October ii. 1572, *4 7:30 ESQUIRE PM, a. 1MfHItt as STEPISTROM. DAViS Possible 1. MClNTSH Planning arid Zorarsg Poll Office Co"ss.on Sanford. Florida 3777; Seminole Count, Florid. AtfQfflCy5 for 'he City Bt U 5 B**rt_ '" L 1 good. Florida Zoning DIrec., PV*IiSh Sept. $, 1573 Publish' Sapeevnbet a, 1513 DElhI 0(113* •j Dave I A'CCIS iii IIII tackle hun. At. Brocemi dived to the ground, White cct'nit over him. I'ittsburgh it Montreal ('mmiciminmiti at San I)iego, hIlOit.t.Imt at I .iis Angeles - , while (he Senate Suiiclu>'s (ames Boston at Cleveland, 2 (he merger, two NBA stars— Oscar Robertson of the Mdwaukee Bucks and Jotmn Bach' Minnt'sl.'t.I at Kansas City Oakland ,( 'l'exas Nc'cc \'ork ,lt l)t'trciit attorneys were testifying igainst a similar bill before the httiust' ;inti'rut subconuiiittet' ---------- - - --- Mitt-hunt Anti-PerSirJtit pra Llr'1tJll1 lilt 1re' who has learned quick rt'flexes fromni hIs years tif Brown, - anti-perspIrint ingredients / i and remain dr... cc i-'t' if c e1U perspire.' hac il coiictiiri'., suffered friction ----------------------------a burns on his t'Itiocc menU morenemlu , than an leading spras. You nia be able to skip a da high school, college and pr in avoiding a headon collision. "i guess that the Old ('oach disaster, Brown coinniented after he picked himiise'lf up frummi the artificial turf. ... averted The' , incident pcucpit.tubt ,.ICIr,ct.,i l('i e.ce.uc,e Itie'* cpT,$t lotllIuiJ c .ini e' ipe' c ih pe'ripitJIiUfl arid help ic ti happene'tl of the' lust exhibition weekend Iii ,.sinst perspae.bt'on t'dain pvc.i.ii bull' t'I Miithnt (lie NFl., wtiicti timis time' (lie Bengals entertaining the Atlanta Falcons Saturday heard - tev mjlie-s It sJtt' hIP yi skin geillit' night. 'lime' cceke 'ol activities ill" I e' \tal Pnc'c tually gets under way tonight -s ' delphia Eagles at Buffalo. On Saturday night, in addi' tlon to Atlanta at Cint'irmiitl, the New York Jets are at San : ' . . . .. ' . . .. '.. ,, - . 1 C. Cutt.Pe-l'.p? I' ' - uli. t' riiPit . I heai C.0 Uhie diii 0cC' I' wiUi (tie San Francisco 49crs mit Los Angeles mind the Phila- u.tJ ,IIU 'tt'. tU .pJ!k, ,,'i.biii, .'.' ' - Thursday on the eve of the start a. as to attc'miipt hliimiiami tin waivers from Kitmi' 5.15 ('ity. hlicmiimini started his pro l ;trt'('r lit. the' 1)allmis Nil I pitk m tin' lH,6 llr,Itt Irunicall> ' to ; ' ,,PiAiltIl ,- ,e ji1'i,- ii..Mj 4 , _jva' ' I - . l' IDiego, Oakland at l)allas, Clii-ut cagoatSt. la,uis, Washington lie' ialaliMi&e.4 &44U'IifAII,it, t't4h IIIIDWi 1414 li(t5t)urgti and Kanc.as City vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee. 'three Sunday afternoon games find , Baltimore at Den- ver,Clevelmindat New York (li. manta mind New Orleans at IlouisLUll, -ii.......i.. i ,,i ti_iiiiiil DilllltV 4 iL'I Ii'.' S fur ii ii �I 101 4E'Tht SaTT1Dr teraL . . - j io lizan ii Odh am. _11ich ael Jh ss r Fr tlay, Sep 6 1q72 __ irrii ._.... ( 0 Brown - Exch a nge J To ws In Double Ring Rites V 1. 40 I V'ipt'l )eat III-III tintu-IlI 66~, .l IFit-nut - --it -4 t)tt( 49 Typify SI Pat to, ?2 t)e'a-tt •% thata-tri I &ltwa%. Au Z. a! i OrIar4t Puri .ajr.r k ietttt si*. tIurt, Cran& Tie'1thI. Grii WBI gvnizr a' th nftmtxnc ciindk1i:'. - u i.:•tu :• TIr hr. u. and M M Othuur 5..1I Lir Laim riunth and iurmerr irdord Sm. U lift andriauglttrtr bTodIe Wiiiwm. an - Th -. on •Jui. -- bion. - crat and - .up' eviulnç.'c '.t tJLtOfl' hit U1tIC WtUrI tv PC* B arbara - -- aented wth t "t 1I _____ _____ - --,. - - -- - a 1 v - - - zltuawri ct!uC of -WO, iithni lit, i. hapei in UT1i Ciied W b wai il-a' :up. urn,iui' hr trteedthxtj .i. Si' : - Ii 1(111 n rus 'aica& of arid uut'y i breath snawered wilL trathn w L1eibit- Kwett. (trlanUc4. attended the trith w maid a won a lavenuer honor 5 flow -lengtt. owi.. Empire ivied will. wnite lat inserted wilt wvenckir ribtgnu autllnini' u&ttut • - Pretty aI i ..-ii;ea uiu c . Re..'i ter Ti_- ) Iti JUD Y 1,(1% I It3V hiiieI Ttn PTt'ttlti.' 5IuVt' eves su't•z. turn Li;' or lt1U-; cocIi•' aiu full Tt. hUtIdfluiJ(l. htUJWJ tILIr in It U fatuur Ia ti•-It- to, t-enturit'i. but n.vei to I iiii --iti' mlawl a • J I,:'" !.II i1 ftgun!h tinipk luri dr-eM vt,t't 't)U TI- infl Iii till c-hill i fall nuhrl A tutiji cti';airturt- from tilttruditiurual triangular deei.ui this Shawl i tenuaninc- tltutnufururied separate patterned rounds When thu circles -etilt- iLa pUIWtfte- spuktjT untirt4.eii ,v- urt it fruni uric t-irek- to the- iw3t tie-pw-c- garnient tiled e ;,rar-viu's srwwl with U SiZe- } cTjt'ti'! si hook in uric size for '.uiui chIn'. with uu'Ll vu-ort ina a wide- e-l.•t-tsun ef hernut yanus I-)epelidu!ig oil Ow - urn texture -vtw ctneusc. 'tuU nce--d )ui;1 I iv. to 111,1' o&lls to creUtt- our ruston I ok. -- - j . . :. ' - ) ( I . - - t - • ._ - -. . I B az aar or - - I _ ---.--. nSnhIr% IH :rl.,re - j - - ': t.. r- _ i--. tilt li!ic- wris-, et' you'll tn cLItUIIg Ttuats real. iv all there is It it !'..uV. it's perfert1 sate- Iv cut since the- roy' s of stitching will pr-cvent an'. unravelling TIus sane me'ttiucl a- ui.ed Iv trial 't button hole-i whenittitt'x; ttwna lit the itit'ti 16 0'.t V l~ JlJ..a iiiittin vu cirb.ed J Uh' fl.LI ctuxit- the- wv's of tc111114: before you cut the bunmthuk anti uv- rreast vu it h u- i I thread K Pith. up those scissors unti don 't v'urr You'll tiey'eaririv that sv'cater It.-J u0% night Gtwd • FANodrrjn 1 flPVllê ca: c 1 rurirnr. Pt 323-i 480 Sanford 1-1 96 Potty's Problem I tap.' sIne r.',urler can tell me l'i \II I'('I,I. a ills, canine otlair from a vinyl re liner chair that I rete-titiv bo ught 411 a garage sale I .ttit'rw ive !tiis chair is lovely huit the doggy smell ruak"'. ii tmIfcsItih.' it, ice iii our famil room where l'Ia- a' h.'l;' -a-a- ,,..I ll,. ru-il it hu ii N NE~ 0 go .-liiiiiriat.- 0 tiling some talks on Stundav night for my young people. 1 shall deal with 'Vocatinna I Gui id.i nec and 'Career So coutld you please send Mill via Air tl,mil ,&t lea-ct copies of your 'Vocational (l,iid.unc" iook!et. plus 3.5 .ddtuonaI copies of your 'Tests for Employers and r:mplovers' 'And if you have anything else that I could misc with this group, please send them along at once .:.:::-:::::r:-,::' i nstit ute have been stressing 'Total" " ' co more charming and operative Buy new clothesyou need, "ut make sure the)' are in good taste GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Go to recreations you along for best results. You are enjoy and take your mate a good deal Try to imitate accomplish 1cative and can now one who is vet)' successfulMake your MOON ('lIlLl)REN (June 22 to July 21) friends in good horn: at attractive as you can and then mute music to your for a delightful time Adit color, harmony and abode Show others you have (hie taste LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) If you give a pat on the back to those who work with you, they will cooperate with you more l)on't forget to do shopping that is necessary. Make professional appointments you may need advice from those who VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Get - them Th0t on the ----------------------- oniprehend money matters well and then take the ngha w ,tuon. Listen to what an adviser has to suggest and foLios inrough with ideas Be wise LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) You are a magnetic person today and can charm others easily, whether in business cit social life and get the results you want Entertain tonighI Make sure you dress well. SCORPIO (Oct 23 tc Nov 21') You can now get th i liii you need which wtil dear up con f using condit:oi, PC can b happiness Much start Investigating without delay yours Show that you are a romantic person SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) You can spen re spare time with congeniats you like and gain much pleasu you want out of Li IS therefrom. He happy. Know what it and then go after it Seek right ideas CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) Ideal day to impto your civic image and improve relations with those who a 'itjl to your welfare Do philanthropic work that important and make a fine impression on othersAQUARIUS (Jan 2. to Feb I')) Conditions come through which you can benefit greatly. so work on the ma important one first Don't limit yourself - be active is y can Evening can he happy with mate PISCES (Feb 20 to 't1a 20) If you follow yo hundies, you can accomplish a great deal today, since rh are particularly accurate A better understanding with ma is in the offing Think kindly .-i,,Piin 12.5-pound woman or 1.5O pound man on the other end ( that tth or appendix. And this new organismic (total) instead of organic (segment.il concept is sprr.idini like wildfire. lies- . Brunson is .1 aiperh example of the same thing ii NI)ENCIES: ('ontinue who yesterday's accent upon pleasing tho se GE N ER AL problems? Trust Abby. For a personal reply, write to 1., \ Ave. Winter Part. DOUBLEKNIU -SW,EARR KNITS -- a ABBY. BOX $7SS. L. A.. CAUF. 10011 a.nd enclose aaped. addressed envelope. 'i,-a,_e $I to Abby, Bog 1*110. Los Hate to write letters? Send "how I. WrIte Letbooklet, Aageks. Cal. lims. for Abby's / ' $911 / r1 for All OccasIonS." __ :,, WIN AT BRIDGE I tN M l 'O'. - ' "3.911 __ __ RY PRIS J ESE NT -CAW r4 AHW~ 1lilt I. ..,_.It, I'.r •*v ., 5... - - /... :..f / .I - - T . If / , , ..,P, . ~- --., /) 5.(WSPAPIS INTIIPCISI ASSN 1 -- _________ ,sk1 1. • EYELET TOOL KIT TOOL KIT BENT TRIMMER Engagement and wedding , , f 4. ' ,% X. 9 . • i - F 99t f , -. ç -- "1 7S ,-..- - 4. ,j - I .L 11 .' SANFORD LONGWOOD 7 413 E. Fur-si St. Hwy. l?-9arid 434 OSunde,' ltiam 3pm Ofl Sunday lOam •7p.m. ln., Tues., Wed.. Thurs. I $.t. Mon., Tues., Wed. 9a.m. p.m. 9am. ?pm. Fri.9err 9 p.m.Thur-i, Fri.. Sat.9am -9p.m.' -g i J7!i1I B)' Oswuld & James Jacobs SEWING NEEDLES $ z . ,- . I - , .. I -9 < i, 'a i'7r..- _ - - - mil N \ .' 'I FAVORITES s 1:;i duni my. After Alter tills start it was an easy matter for Eas: I win a club, lead a diamood to his partner, win a second club after West led that suit and let West's sec nod diamond trick set (tie citritract It was tough luck to timid the king anti jack of clubs .iuiui (l(it't'fl of diamonds In tile wrong spots, but a carethe Itil South would have made the contract In any event. :\flt'i drawing trumps he would lead a low diamond tow ard (lumlimny and would have had time to set up Ills last two diamonds for a (Itsc a u- d of one of (ltiflhillV'S clubs - 1 / 0 t. . . . . B ee Contract i There was nothing wrong hs-t'n The tabling with South's heart contract South Fast North %'euI except that if West had been I 4 I'ss Otilt' I • a -seventh son of a seventh I' " 2 son he could have opened a Vu. s0uth. 1dI ri iiii and (h'feLIleul it i 43 V 2 • A K 9 I 3 • Ia 4 On (tie o ther hand, if East What do nn •1u '.'" and West tiLid just been in. A-Double. No guarantee goes dIned to bid a little niiorc, this double, but Ii won't vuiIh SuIti would never have had give sour oppt)nrtlts game and play at to u r a:chance to In a juk) prn.11. IC*4i Ii.) hearts, TO DAY'S East might ti a v e pulled You do doublc and Nuith himself together and given tiia partner a cOfliI)ClIt'C 1a, tvuo spattea What do you rgise to two spades or West d 110w' Answer tum,,rru,w might have elected to ti)' a takeout double with his nice hard Either Way tile)' ,old .n4 Si iou IACOIY MODIRN bosS have reached the easy SPade to, "Win at fltidgt," 1C/O II flfV' 1,11110 . papa'), P0 419, Radio City till won South As It was. N Y..10019, You, New Station, bade lead. drew tiuflulls toward Afd led a c In h QL!FsTu)N A o. - 'I. 4i (t}' - u i .. dSIJ ,.-.,__.;-' i - - 1 411 Lj mean iiuch to you Attending the studies oi the services of your choice rflew5 a glowing spirit in you amid makes it of others, even possible for you to continue to tic thoughtful na-c when personal problems 1)l You can iliscuss quietly ARIES (Mar II to Apr to a far better understanding conic vu itti an associate and not stay out to Show your finest qualities in public Do late tonight. Show you are sensible TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) I)oin something favors in the thoughtful for one who has done you many your finest clothing you reacti yoer aims Wear past can help and make fine impression Avoid any arguments You can express yourself ;I-MINI (May II to June 21) that appeal to oui Show more '.- well at the activities affection for mate and get right results ,-vo,d one who is 5. not uu't us.., MOON ChlIlI)KEN (June 21 to July II) Spend time at home, making it more charming and showing fine affection to those to dwell with you You can ttiink deeply and wisely a bou t how to make the future more satisfying lU) (July 22 to Aug Il) A day to join in recreation wuthi associates and cement better relations witti them Meditation vu' ill reveal how to express your loftiest convictions l)ont permit anyone to lead you astray in discover a VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) You .' '' - ' the uinichnln classes .it verity, I would pick a coed a male student at random; then let them come II) the front of th e room wit - . cutipy adjacent chain side them on a bus or plane- more valuable rhen sensible plan for making your property expert how to add to prese nt talk over with business e action ak Income Stop feeling so f ru strated r men. For religion houkI itip' plement catechism wit h cational guidance and prac- be piepared by our churches for "total harmonious adjustnie-nt to society. Anti that involves more LIBRA tSept. 23 to Oct 22) You vu ant to reach many personal aims, so get an early start, and carry through Contact Fine friends who can he helpful to you Attending group affairs can have line results the BETTY SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov II) rr ' to oniprchcnd reasonS why you and others are not reacting us usual tod.c. A fine day for cnjoinai Ihen try to do something about it the romantic side of Life SAGIrIARIUS (Nov. 21 to Dec 21) Any new interests of life is concerned can now he vu-here the social side to your roster A pursued with fine results Add fine friends good pal gives you a new idea 1-chow it strong effort CAPRICORN (Dec 12 to )in 10) Make a image with the ill improve your in going after aurias that person will give you fine ideas public A most Practical iii Contact this person early AQUARIUS (Jan II o Feb l) Fine day for studying to get into new activities and datc that will soon permit you get right results Gain the friendship of an important person Make your life a happy one Mar 20) You have excellent l'lS('FS (Feb 20 to and gain the benefits -t romantic hunches, so follow them you have can he pursued with excellent resulti A interest aIm, quiet attitude us best in the long run i ill 1,, ahtiIaiitl- th5 Ie:arned how to solve their critical everyday sodal di lemmas. And that IS .1 vit.ul asset of 'Ike r.uror pulpit 54tt, Bn. Ind,-t,!. Emers o n Fosuii&k 'I I1I stated: 'Preaching is merely - nun tillingon .i group st-all '!' - Smart clergymen thus i'' •ssav more th an deliver tvpei of s.•rnions in which the-v mrr'kv rrp.'at i('71111hire. Instead, they employ local oc"Case Records" a nd du merit moral princtpk"i by concrete examples from modern life, told in the muirI raIl' e not the ncr lhis rn.iil sets tic IN non-profit t'-'duuci*tiiimi.sl tunc-lion of this newspaper. So dergvmnen (Arid teachers get a -41)% discount on such c-tsav .imnong our leading clergy - Boys and girls should thus - - - 4 tical psychology, DEAR SUI'EFREI): 'iou have. IN MILWAU CONFII)ENTIAI. TO ASHAMED TO ASK no "stupid" question'There are and ask. KF.E: Go ahead too they're because remain Ignorant who only stupid people ashamed to ask. knd another should be cche--diuied on 'flow to Cirr.;; i -,7-, On I tkmn - These practical SATURDAY others and gain their gocutwill You can now advance towards the greatest possible success with these companions'iou can also settle any differences of opinion that are of a romantic or personal nature ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr I')) I'alk with associates and come to a far better understanding with them now. Make the future brighter a n d morc satisfying- Do some entertaining with mate tonight that will he pleasant. 'lAtIKUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Gain the cooperation of and you are able to make your surroundings Likewise. ne- Stund,uv evening can he de-ente-d in the 1ntrovPTt'EVtrOv''Tt Tests. Th ey were then to show VERSATILE CLERGYMEN the class how the-v vvniild tr.In my ,addresces be1ore to hunch cnvrrsahofl, as dental and medical T0hii, with a stranger seated be- ft IGII'I'ER'S the It is thus very' relevunt in Yo'ing People's Meetings to launch the "Compliment (,hia ic * .l$)-dav• prolect for sprt'ag hiriv nid Imppinese. Planning.* - - horoscope GENERAL- tINI)ENCIES: One of your best wish to .i,cceed on job or in marriage' ilam in? From the Carroll Righter Phis the rsc.'nti.i I .,lit-, tr aits to cultivate when Dr. (:ranr." he tetephoneuI with those buildings Mv h'ul l'to' a that rio not prominently I 1l.Res of tiumsin.' ilia-Imlas their street numntwr c I get so peeved when I ''k a n,.mnutier up In the telephone book, get to the neightairtioo(l iund then have to ask someone where the place that i am looking for Too often ntimht'rs (in residences hu'.' In-en painlu'd over ;r ;i!a i-ti so high that at night 'h'- - at.- ti lii.' sti,iclnwc co ian.' iiiiKt bark and often walk ill, lii strange- hoiisi.'s all the while wishing For a flashlight What it tooI project this vu-ritild be for service clubs il I over the country. After a number of ears mirrors on medicine cahirets get cloudy around tI.' edges I had such a one that was With a 15-cent bottle of gold in it h.-rwise good condition ;a ml - bought it a hobby store. I painted a scroll of leaves rut blsvommi S 4111 around the edges of the mirror t hu Those wi a (iesire a mu t-iv'er ing the -IOmi(1 s' a rt'a sti-neil to ice as a guiid.' ft t -uta-.- ilt-ign 'ntmld make 1. it ha' ____ tititold Rule', the 23rd Psalm, etc "crgarnsmic' pacta. h'is teach them the "Cornplimen t (J11h" srr.itec!v for winning friends long distance, '1 am cched- lii 'JI Iiill .V pal lit than reir,ttinn if the Ten (;nmma nd menti. the Cisirien Case U-i: Del Rninson is the versati!e pastor of the First Baptist (;hnrch at Chester, S. C. }\ tiula tO t)i.tvei' tigitat a-navvy friends, better jobs, plus an increase in general health and happiness. Bravo! SUNDAY advance Editor I N ajj. . ivaa a DEAR ABBY: My husband of 46 years insisted on renting the small house which is situated on our property to two young women He did this last year In spite of my His checkstrongest objections. He doesn't need the moneyIng account Is in four figures and tic has ark - adequate my pension. pension. I also have I made that little house habita ble, but to bear him talk, he did it all himself. Unconscionable braggart! Those women are in and out all day long and my husband enjoys looking at them for too much to suit me- I At the knew this would happen when he rented to them. time I couldn't decide between divorce or suicide. Now I should I die and have made up my mind It's divorce. Why Lave him living? I'm not In need of any advice. I just want someone to tell me I have made the right chok' 'lave I' ' FFEREl) ENOUGH EIfi3E\ft abricr -fr ; L)UtL!. &thiiitii (r.mrnainhI y iuma HE-tB UNI)ECII)l-1): If you have any doubts or mIsgh'ings about your reasons for wanting to adopt a child. you'd be wise not to. baked good!. Clrlatidt (I Swiss __ - 111111110111111111 ____um organluitlot thi. repsiers for the Bazaar auiisigned ii space It tin Mali for the cta' and is peruufled U et du iti'a and tirinhot .- forms. available- at Thi Herald tifht. shoal in accwnpanicd u at black and whale- glossy studio photo at It" five days brftse desired publication date. e , Euc iL Vi MIt In ti 0 DEAR ABIIY: When I was In my teens I gave birth to a baby boy which I gave up for adoption because I was not married. My husband knows all about it and has never held it against me. We have two darling daughters an d are considering adopting a baby boy. We don't want another child unless we are sure of getting a boy. I keep thinking maybe the reason I want a boy is to replace the one I gave away. If this Is true. it wouldn't be lair to the child. My husband is satl.sf led with our family, but I am the one who wants a boy. Please help me decide. UNDECIDED F piiw;et - w- . $AOO95 EE DELIVER E' ':2DIP Fl- flit. -' H.cqucsta fur women's news and phutu t-u%eragr parties, clubs. etc. should Lie made at le" a week in '. ------- " 1.ariiET -------------- ..: tire tfl'i .t: ! ;?, '' pn tlerr, 'i cii l,e'i'.- crche1 Thrce ,rctes pin t't* with o ,!'-,')e )fl lan; 4 rirue t, :'e - - -i;;;e s*cvitlet. -- UI 5 IA.w haunt. 2-9 (ji;its of 47 t)rt'p-tont-tI .aahotn I I Il1I111 I)l-Alt lIPI'Y: I'll tell Gloria and Betty. and (,ermaine and Bella. Lfli. '' Deadline !.!! ;.: hire L.ouh for the lalesi it *as ...Jr wth !-. - e?bperL! o. . 27 1',itaIrtIng t, a 1iai t a 16 PUUS iasa aoa w.v. rt.cubtlerttiat ever ts *t, voIder, clu, t days to unite your efforts harmoniously with GDd thet 12 Ar-a tent ant- W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. Del Brunson illustrates the new type of clergyman! He knows that religIon etippsed to help pplI attain the more abundant life! That ;nvolv,s more - $3 Wheyt of nailk 2$ (la'irth pat Z ('fair tal 1u.itat (I ,last 41', Noun suffix 2Vi I'er f;inia- I l'illagt' 2 i'rri.,itly a b L lUO'n PULflTtF 'W Wlt -. ) Is - Silv er and Set By George I iI-.-\lt ph mI.L'i' and Amy - I fun -I a good dog repeila'r lii Imils two parts flour. inc- bitt raynfle pepper and nut' part tlt in tistard Shake It where voti want it. toil do tie- - ar .'ftml riot to get this In your eyes or hrt'at he it in -tiny's canine neighhor% will regard her yard with mm-li less t'rtt huticlosumi if shi' sprinkles this around trees, cli Tb.' r"ndt'r who hates to ir - asure .etahu.' shortening might liv using he r i". (rerl.:, scoop She tidds i'i( tI'. uI)a% ttII"I - etJ all Tt-- uric cished urT. 11: smaller The larjte- circle as worked zt. forming the- t.itk of Iii, :,!.a wl Tv' i STflUlk'? t-ir- clee worked in the- same nun net and then all three- are Joined A lt - rrueht'I bu der is next. finished vurtt Society COMPLETE MODERN ROOMS OF FURNITURE 1 o a: ('44-44iL, or write Winter Puii Ma].. Charity Bazaar. ,6( !'..urt - . .e Sa-i-, tru --raise it - - - ''at - Clv1t, SOcial. or If VOW vice club *could like It' pticipate in the Fall Chari:' bazaar, but has not vet repsiereci toraspactcont!*r . r_.••• , ' ' - E :: OU • ;:. Ii Ti :ht -' -; - -' - ,5r ,: -: . - - .- - , ii I 'c-ar .ludi. M Muiii tilia lVt'1) lilt is jwi beaUtifUl sV.ea%eT that wa uiice' her-S lie a tnt UK! bit liii Tilt- UIId tul.111V ill thi- aiacscunui wuid do the tnir. &'rialiia.n I ni terrified of .-. - --- -- - t-UttinV. the- cxtrU it.ctie't off ShuuiO i nave nv iucu kuualtang tiu;' & it. or can I bundle the job myself' It OUW tic' •itu; binfUl IL epuii v" the r,* rater Ttuarui 'i tu T L hsh. DC lie-sr T. L.: nit job is ,usrr than %Uti think-but f du understand 'our hueiiltMtUI iii cut In this case-. it's. Ulf best bet. tiuvu e•v er stateti ru' avusu the IIId itlU'hrs ,ttitit be a rumplituted task 'I%t-t fUut-tiIflkSiriu;)'. utpuUt ...". .-ta 1('% !u . ''• - - - --•-•: • - tat' - - LI ,,,,', - - -- ,,i- ---- '. i - - , 3 ri'! kather trimmed With .Si peati Ut- suit c.utehe %'CT (7j7(7 run.. c * ,.trun. lighiti' and %0Ll a huurItiuI lth1-V.eItth1 t, V. raji up '.t'ur lull I$JkhIUI1 kui. i.us -ti..lnhliIV. diret hi' 0104 LH}% IlI" %r obtained b' ;u thins 5*' nts ha f.Utehiti ,.i•ndsn !ie.'dit•wurll,.rj. need tit*"" Time. Time t o .t'ur local a r worn WIw! it, V.!U U Itiidii (11% tit-Jurt- 1I'i "old enoUgh fur ' Ak - IIK'th ruUtII LturqJred in upenwtri fur l,-ufkI '3 and be sureU?twhrl and tri"Ittled Ili soft to manic ad u t'tiiiij drt'Shel It i Llbbta ut. i-'. 'ot f ilial, lou' x it, at -I il uft 11uW1111 efieti ttiuti gracet ulli feminine lv ;are'.tv over all v-our cia'. - an ¶' cij and i',il f ' Ne. t-thndbogs . VTIrIt flf'itm, ?t'twft nu it ruthdtap t tninc. dres'st 1I ee;ir lOt '° wit- eact year the Winter )verchar.t.i - Mall the sponsors suciatiot area enable to '-" Tharit". - i . Perkt)ShawIs givifir a seunuls Fahi' 4 é , : Pn%hee1S C Iu RveL '&e.e 'e: -'&jEY r-- 1 a '- r4er fianrt. sat of Mn. Tessie and the late n Sanfar wai barr: it, iert)er . hegistration art noV beznf .iv:er, Part ittii.cd hr Mali i Full Chfft"A B=a IL- -ll r: - . I t iii i-' NOW. ?ori-Frint Ha1.. .h ii i%t raiiuiitt of Lvrnar HIP. ?)f i -'' V I F REGISTER rs r .,.i. r- a! Sexnniuir H!gr. 51iooi when LA I '&u Future Etu.cmes 'inertz and or the vearboo4 - -- oniuegruorri iatTie t:'r laied Ah:rCiT.. :Jtuc Sbe i. sa - - Jr-- t tiut!.-eV.uiSt1tht UriC iron bodice Her of the tted fi ttdpiece wu i wnit pcture w:tI - rnt't: un. Mn. Babb. Miri. stanti are ±riar .1crlinw4 anairs uric suit carried U FO h) t1DiTW.4IW8 0u 'r. the white iaske: arririgeti wit!. WOri U AUTIf plaic St.I tirith biverickir uric wtiitt thust., ensemble with ;ke and tiativs bruit! ar. fern iei. yelim' a or britfesmaith VCrt Mn. Fo :tienne Sutium. Miss Stiaileet u !ioulvyret anc Miii their bliTne It mattland UUII!4 t!t of sister brown. The brick aa denUi tride -ocm. all truii; wilbur ?&L Liaiu lOT TJ Their gowns anc fliiweri wert brIdeTDOTL L' JliLflUL. It= It)' ienticai w the bourn aflerer park emp'oyed a: Wint ciar frn i.: LAJ. , tT . 1111 t a 1 ev En - - ndelalr; VarreI1 Cuttinç and th cake were !ilrs Sian UWN MRS MJ 'HAEL ROBERT I DEAR ABBY: I am a 77-year-old hou.ccwlfe with two, small children Now that my older child is in school all day I have time to watch some of the morning talk shovs on television. Lately I have noticed that thcse shows have become a soapbox for Women's Libbers who tell me "hat an ompty life I'm living "The (lull, dreary housewife, tied to say I -! d irt y dishes. diapers and the Family laundry" They have no chance to express myself or use my imagtratlon I have never felt that I was "tied" to anything I have a car in my (triveway. and even If I (lklfl't, I have two healthy legs to get me where I want to go. 4 'it As for expressing myself and using my imagination. I 'have done that in the best possible way Fve made my own dra1eries and curtains and I've even upholstered my own furniture- I dream up a different menu for nearly every mi-al - and I u-prcss ms.'lf plenty vu twit' niv children are flcert1C(i I am happy as a homoniaker, and I wish women who find fulfillment in other vu ay-s would quit downgrading me Since this wonderful country of ours began, the source of its strength has been the family The wile and mother has made the house a home and held the family together . Sign me "IIAI'I'Y IN OLYMPIA" - . .auLtner of tt late IIr an iOUtifl4 V. Miii tiettjit- ElmA anti P The close)) fittec bodice "i&tureti a lii49 , tir - - I. t] : '' II Itt-a'l ii r.k Itito hail T5 F.ihe', of filitillpt I') IIo.t III ii (irmip of I') Al'-ounalu 3 I'utitittiai ittttr,anat-nt 1$ Evening 35 It It iintong IStags 3Vi English river 5 On veil itiralti ing 37 Ahaa'ttPd -' a Mrs Robert Walling nnrv'c 11 - - I A41fle ailhiotiettt utpturecf ch:iin azic iner litirni; &t-rve. all accented with rernbruideretl Mencin lace tU StriPed tJtlLTZZL bOTtIeTtC U XWSWTh lact fortued i P1L. tn,Wt the trim! of the A-lint :irJ ,,viuct Witi ed4i)fi. will, aliciped lace. cufltiflUlflj ITIW U LL tnppec wtt WfU.... d - - - -- ;:- i- and bb- 'I WORRY CLINIC I)o 14) 'I'll*. urikh' imitatti (' st,I' .\mu,y citilil I)I-Ah LcU.V lawn to keep the neighbor s di her of aiiiid lb.rdge 5 .iu, hiathr(fim -\ Ii tilt tiultig her ;awn iufl(I flower ht'dc 415 8 are ri1 crt4ulc It then) toll if .11mb fir Kracc will hid" up -- F 1.4111 F NC F broken ht)all s tan ho' iiiiit uui ilahilt. a t (a.. Whttf was carried au: ii: ---- - Leffer 01.1-011611"l , IbIS 39 I'r'litimi K -n t•i- Z t_.t It 'I,. - ' " ( It gan IIMnt ic lCfl 5v CSIas tflW-N V News itid., lu.) f .j The cnptrien ' Ms of TECanc £cien't 'lubs He Is TTm1N?. t 'L.' Furii..ct-.artrL Eth. Sjdii' tt r)flnL Ca5iie1t)T M Cm i heinj aflnawkd Tht wedthn wit be a even: her awt and guarthan. M a1p Tn a afFeh ]( 1 Jj,*.:aeer. Davis a! Sanford. ,7L7 _____ J • h1Li .thrvt anti twt EandarW- ' zed white !uurri Canth .-tt arrazigec it t&er ikiwi. the uia Given u marriage )% far her tin brict! cn UI CZZU131U gnw of wtut* ipoWd I1II ulZuflm PUWC over tafteti. fasnaoneti alun -. - itat - - - housewife By Abigail Van Buren - th IZUIe'L pent nierarrd i Teceptu!t a! tilt lI - l 1l ( •ii' .' - KEN L.EFFLER. canthiate ior the 34 th Distrwt, Ficrid. State Houst a: epreIitativeS. wa honored at a coffee m Leesburg Photo shows. train Ie!i Mrs William "Bill" Heriong. whD W85 hostess at her home. - umvirnpanietiwhnst.Mn. Lvm DleVr1l. I te H of a;. - - _- being Ii FtIi 22 Sit a' 2$ I'.uii, ..'fl ttt.ni ' I'tI - Mn. Bradit WWana. Uw andnutlr. win ri& :tut eiw.,rrthft wit!. arnatrnr I J - Mrs Ker. Leffler. - i- L :j : - neee! wltt king sh med Witt;wtuu :a -natwt - - 'Housewife happy illai ii A'pf0111 hat 9 )raler I [.1111,) Ii Hanoi it PtIIrvIate 7 Matcialii,e - I :. 11'. Turntust% I M rnt.nwleal 211 Fat at ay I l/? IiiI, I'r4 ii,, - i f V1()neijmr $ Ng.rimn Ni-gi.) W. ii gi apilolil tIbIA ii HI ttutIitt*lil A / - - ' - The giittt pp anc Mn. Harnitl Wil%m swt. 49(; torte: rizi urgan ill., . - = \ ' - t: BrnwT !PnthPT Q OGTI war aulreci U- i wit tmq t. ut #.1zr • :: 4 ' Lfl1WT crige and mai:flmL aMfl1fS wiii. !itC LrnPIT I '% v. •tinbeare Fn hI! dauçntr: wr.Zi1fli. ttr InL tht & nun: gre ::' presented if reauil . ufi.gm3efaw. !t?IIIJ David - iiii • IiArt it Attitit 1 1 -,i I"I*,ss *'s' , liv I'Ul,l.'i' tit-1Elt I%% purr Ii( lot- fit "lilt P r~Z A ~ -<I Ax V. 4 IlilIti .1 n.m $1 i)tilt It uu,tlr 4 2 (Inagria 4 (ats aituw At 110MM __ I'OLI'S rOINTEUS P,.,twi P.t,i, Aa,..c to Muskcilcj 4 r -'1-3 f. The cfrirrl Herilr$ orders as Rev. Bninsons Cr.'. n to Dr. ista n.,.p.r. inclosing ..tuusps4. olwirweagal citivilinve and write ung and printing venta emo virrt,tg c.*ta wh.n rqre ,.nd for s,Iu.sLi Cop,r'ght iSt ,no 4 ' CANARY C"ards on I (Ible, ion gue in Cheek B n;'rrY Ut's-tRY vu We are t,iitJiltl ) being told to get our feelings to the ,urtace, to let louse those aggressions, to get rid of bottled-up emnutlunS- Only then, we are told, can we rid ourselves of hejtlji.'he%. ulcers, neck pains and other jsstarted ills In other wools. it's better to be bitter on the outsid thin on the inside Hut then. we are jlso constantly being told that a woe can damage a child's psyche and a husba:f her sacrtf Ic'-' ':i' with c onstant references to .Ill MONDAY ('.I NIRAL I LNl)I' NClI S You start the vu cek determined to get results from vu hatever is of interest and conccn to you whether personal, business or govcmnnicntal You have the chance now to unovL'r some facts and figures you have not hiatt before anti to use them at once Ili .. ---------------,,,nS lULlS 4'11''''' Ii,.,', nr,.'.ttttflAtP ARIES (Mar II to Apr . 1')) YOU have litany ,c%ponsibilitics to get rid of, so start early on them and do not neglect taxes or insurance Know what it Is that loved one expects of you I hen do your utmost to please I AURUS Apr 10 to May 10) Sit down with that important partner and cement better relations, particularly here iuuust vital issues are concerned Get to the right public places to put your ideas across successfully Avoid tunic waiters (d:MINI (May 21 to June Il) You have many duties to unt il perform so get at them call)' and stick with tasks completed liking the right treatments can do much to add to vu your present energy Don't he afraid of e*ercuse MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Plan part of this day for the good amusements you have not had in & long time Get relict from worries Keeping busy with creative wtk you like to do is ve ry fine now Ixcellent results are Possible t.U) (July 22 to Aug 21) If you do not stir up any old and wounds at home, you can make this a most harmonious to k,n and encouragement happy day, p m there Give more contention all Is fine Quietly rid yourself of that bone of can VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) It you shop simly, you ineiead with that new plan for then follow through production Mike your lute work more efficient Keep aru professional appointment you may have made 23 to Nov 21) Find better methods tot SCO I(l'iO (U some plan jetting the right energetic people to go along with you have that means * great deal to you l)o something hclptul for them, too \'our social ideas are goad -- follow through on them SAGI I lARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec Il) Instead of trying to project yourself so much, get into the studies and work that Show- trig mnor'a affection are utal now and make big he for mate is important in p mu Increase your own happiness as well CAPRICORN (11cc 21 to Jan 20) You have a secret associate ttirouglt vu hiomut ou ciii benefit now, so get together early with this person I hen the social is most productive of good results later Do some entertaining yourself in p mn AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb l) You have certain matters not delay any to handle in the business world and you should civic work with true lonler in so doing Inter into that enthusiasm and get excellent results Speak softly to others PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar 20) FInd new outlets for cxpmcssiflj yourself better now and triose whose background has been different from your own can be most helpful Stake of that new fmicnds who are clever and Jynamtc and let some tub off on you think logically Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign f o r October is now ready For your copy send your birthdate and $11to Carroll Right![ Forecast (flimiuC of newspaper), Box hI°, Hollywood, Calif 9 0028 \tually. I believe it Is best to be truthlui ,'.ith Lh-i in 1u fl ly members at all times As I tell my family made for them resent all the su:rif1ces I have nt Ii: Don't worry about taking the new car," I etjntsoi mother is dr-tv lOT ile -.e It the old car breaks down wh well, the walk to the garage will be good exercise for ru" - Go along to uur meeting and have a wunderlal i I tell mny husband ''I couldn't miss this L-y' (true old I-'urry Mason rerun on TV (or anything!" -' pair of bot'' (it :ourse you s hould buy all prefer wearuo 1 assure my daughter "i'd di pointed toes and these shoes I hate here Why, the u:a nuere now that the tu' stiletto heels hardly - vei liii t vurn down this wanot esenut the I think it l IIuIpiJi taut k-u 11", ht'jth to little things In tile as well as the bi" things. Some little things 1 have not resented, loudly ana clearly include. Having my handc.'ratted pewter cancIlestkk melted down it, u chemiilstry experiment. vpe" a llaving lily new manicure scissors used to pry toy sfu Looking tvuu hours fur my curling iron'. Find it in the basement where It Willis used in an mx- ucceusltil .ultruitpt at burning tnLttals Into the work- �?/i ridri / irifor1 .ri(J rh' /-'. -. 1 --Thenor ALLEY OOP 1 LegalNotice LegalNotice Lost V. T. H.mu b J5 .4 Te4E - P4I a $E £13.17 7.44! 1D 0415 t 'TeL t 6A- ! - 4 &0 TeL aA*dS_&.. ...- Rt 'rR.i' V IT . bV.. -. 4I '- 1 ...- - re'. ML JP .4E c or . zw" t WITh * 1t'ThIfIb9. l Th C.un" CoaaP"P. z. .' u orss. WANT AD o a. , cL.$c sc','wo.I coui'rv ., 1*fl a re.Vrrf , There's INFORMATION r.- -a M C 'E. _________ " 4r L ___ j - 31 viti _________ Lorry Lewis $URPl5 BIUO •1.'t0'PA&',C lg I, C ICoI 'poac .11'? o Camj'• ': "i .t1-p1- I IL A I S.h< ti -.i : !110.)??fl •O'T Tht ?IV?$I I '-. . 'a'" o : CA iØ4 S'-01 t 'C W??$fl b' 1)551 sa'r 'I epaCt -a • r 1 u r I I br At Vcrmeer pLlsciü..A5 POP - - - 4 -eap.&J'1. D iJ lb 1 p:--'• - ) ____________ - : GUYS by Boven & Schwsr _ T . ft -r e -( "if; r1__t?4" 'C-P I £ - T-4E . -: $ couli I.- ___ ' -• W._! : • 1 e r.srRlPfs...F0REYER .. 7 c,v. //.A1E 0.7 SrT by ____________ ____________ IniP 04T'sCE QI I04&L &IP0T 0CA .004 £040 £P 01 D?SCOILR GE LI WS0' 5t !'$f'Ps ?5O'$4 .EIC '0ia Th U!50r1 'p15CC as Lo P'U 0. SlIP efIr. I1 'tr'OVOC ??* 10 num,o,rr' t)5re01 rC 'as 'eec SliP CDJ lts •n'e PICIIiDPi br se OOiP..0.fl We?. IpVIp be Duly flOP fiIrrç r'.o' 0. r'ublicrlD,u 5'ou 'PPi'$ '?D'Ct 'sa. beer DJOI11P*P 0•t y' 'ou" C"SCU',vt *'5.1 'Pit m.!Ier 01 airtp ?4s0. si: rpp r'S0 0. O• S.: piy liebye 'Pit er','e •.l fri MCtnos - I ______________________________ STA14T 04 CDUWT'Y JUDGE'S COURT SEMtNOLE COUNTY LD1lDA Fibs WI Estate 04 €'':' E M:i:;( ____ ___ ?. it.pt i •. C 90 Ei 6,LL1M P E HS : '. 7 At,; ti Bill Hawrill i7 TPs 0" 'sr' L1-ss It Costs Per Line Per Da O Cop. • 'es 5 ?t'-, 7- t,'nes u •I' p . :.- -• • .. t ' ::c :: IS) ' MINIMUV CHAGE - - ________ II&01.( - I Th LL II if'-, CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks & _________________ IFMMfA4OWE. W/5EGzF ,,) UEW 7 i'-' -' ' ,j" w' j ___ ' - MOOR TALk2.. Lcwrence c T'E LAM_u :::: • g; - I, d - - by WINTHROP i:o -'L S A TUR'rLE f I L'.'& '\ @'- iE EA'TG TE 2GS . '-' Cavalli ) .J - r , RAVE TO '. ( \ I Dick • - 'r -,.- 'I )_ L ,___O. c •.. '•. *i•' :":os' ;'.c.- .o 4 -- ___ ;ct ¶cc47 Lt2WE'J At - _-_•_4_' P OO7, ( ( E w' •- - - -' _,/ _J _.__, - 5, . _ - - •-'-' 1 "- M 2ET.? ' o5 7 ' . , / _ 0 -77k r -' -' ,-Susini Opportunities -- ______________ - (!' 7' :j. r'- '. 4 I \ '•'e neeo(1d fo" IOC?Dry worS.. im,i! •lp to handle $00 ooufld bags. arid prefer ,soolcar(rs PrOm No,!,, Help Wanted 1-Sit&aation Wanted 0' 'J•Y NOTICE 10 CIIOITORS TI All P,rsono 94avtn5 Claims Dr 't,.: : - .---Demoruos £a*rus1 Said (its?, • 'i'; Y arip 'SC' 01 yo. •C P*r,0, F'' 1' !tmf,CC InC 'pOu.r,C t f'.e en,' clams np Qr?$pniØ5 WInCP' vj, o, _____________________________ 01 va. flIls' Isave spaonV Slid I'S'O'C i? t?I? OIIICC 0$ MDC ICT*TIOUSNAME II HALL CDI)'?',' Jiidpt ,, 01 Sem ,not, Court',. 5t liii OffiCt " Ensc.a-,w,,. 4 "'. (Du" 'Phil? il Saii'orp FID't0i. DiFSIISe%1 *' bf Canpiew.cs Pp ou"iV'5p calencta' mDnI',n frc' !he L-*ooa. F?a . Senn-oo, C-,jnn!, 01 ?Po ,,rV p,.J3.C5?iD0 Of I5 Fior.. unDer IPit .c.ous . ti- 0. 'sc'•rr (Sc' CISc" D4' DtanD P"ui/1,t CI.LIR HOMES •n tPt! jF be rwln;anpCctuIa.nth.pLpct04 Ee"p"ws Inc ,ntrsc 'o register et 'Pefoct id pest 01$ o prrI of l,-• "u ciannart' SIC "tust be I'a0 10 Crc.,! Coin. St"it COj"'t. -. •Pir CISmnnlnl. P.5 5P11l oi $1 feo,'pa , III? W'$C Shalt be void fDvitiO,fl f ?h C'?4 iOt;$ %5$y4 Cer.on 0 oct s'm't' T WI SPC?C'n • , £5 E,eci.'Io' r i.:a $'•teics )951 01 Ibid I'S St fJ EnIe'gi'iw'i. A E WIPIDERWEDDLE. JR (y Fp hanut. A'iride"ouei,. •nes. PrtSipert') 'D arid WDodnnSn P.A PutjLt0 £i,g ?S I Sf'P' I 5 )2 C B.os NC DEC. UI Vl n'p' ParO,, F.Dq,da 7770 £'tornc,.s 'or tIs (iIe Pt,blrW Aug 11.25. Sap! 1.1.3913 FICTITIOUS NAME DEC.?! PICI' ICE C e-rcsge'- 0 bjl, r,4'55 at 790 lru OIC CaSteIb,rrr Seminole (c,,,'n'! c .icvrioa uricte' trtC r-,cu,oi/s FICTITIOUS NAME 04C)'ricE .sreretc,g,rru?I.$tI.?Y Of P V SERVICES. •rsd!Pslt we in!•fl 'C rrg'siec SaC rome *c'cl "t,1 & P0 1ø ItS? CItes c' Court. 't C"Cii 1094. Sanford. 5?u..riot, CDUfI1y. Senninoli C.011')'V. r-lo'ida ri •C 04 "* f ,C"i!iDlJI . co'P.anc• ,aTh h B I. B LAAN SERVICE. eriC tOIl' I .nICtr.g11tetSlidnamewtrtte FiClitpu 45n.e 5!atjij. t.0'i ItS 09 FiCifid,O SlatuleS 19S7 Clerk Of IPie Circuil Court. 51'tnufloLe S R01•lIC P Lewuck County. Fio,a •n accord•nte *uth W Dawns tIe p'Ow'S'orfl Of tpi. FhC!I5 fyar's, 5tatuteS, TOW# Sactioro Pijbt5P Au it. 25 s.c'1 I, I, rn DEC. 51 kSOP Florida Statutes 1951 5 H LOCh B5er Pjtcii%)5 Av II. 25. Swb. I. 8. 19'7 11 FICTITIOUS NAME hOICE 15 P-fe 9 vtO !rt __________ _____________________________ crc et'9aed •t' b.mt"$tSS i' Lake FICTITIOUS NAME Mar,, S?'n,rioi, County, Florida ,''C( l5t's4'1'('1 -- "a' i unsier tie fi0iliotjl name Of "THE n b,,S nuI.55 .1 3:)? PLA)5'TIT 1004". ariD '0.' we inlend Iced-a D . Af)o'La. Seen.nc,p lo rig 5tqf 9iØ same *rtPi ?Po Clerk FlQrC uflDt' trip Of rn Circuit Court semnot, ''.PIQ.J$ name of EAIFkT County, Fso,p in .ora.rc. e;IPi (CT RON IC SERVICE ano the pi Vy'Si0.-4 04 tPi FiC!tt,oi.i -. a' I •n'end t ?f'gcS'ef Said 'tJmp S'a'u",s, 'To Wit "the C'e'r. o the C.rcu-t Cojr' 56509 FIr cta Sta'ules 1957 'nnOl? Coun',. Florida it' . S RQbtrt T An0eron. LTD '.'daflC'*,'htPiePtOw.SlOflSOf Irs, Get-oral Partnet r''uous Name SlaluIij. To WI RObert M Anderson. '-'.on 16$ U? Florida S,'j'e' General Partn PuOlmI?? Asig 15. 73. S'$ I. 1. 1977 5 James F Q1j,nn DEC. 59 P-jV,jl'5cl Sept I. 1 1$. 72. 1972 72-Artvnents Rent Un4urniiP*d 23-Apartments Rent Furnth.d 26-Mobile Homes Rent \\ -' ' WAT ( 'o FACE 1 TPEZ C% FICTITIOUS NAME P,)T ICE ISPo.fet, vgoIn!P.afia'0 n Dv$r$f'S$ •t 2413 Frtrtct' Lyt, Sanford, Semnole Co.,!p Florida unde? the fiçtt.tj$ 04 CENTRAL ALIGNMENT SIJPPLYS. ,d 'a I un'eriD 'o rp;-s'pr 5a. nbt -'t 't• tft Circuit Court, Scrvnole CQvfly. Florida in •CCOi'dWrCe With P159 p'o-v's ions p4 ?P4 Fictitious P4arne $t.ttp$, T Wit - $'t.cmn 16$ U? FO"C• Statudfl 1957 $ Harry W boors, P.ibl ,5I'm p! I. 8 15 37. 1977 CE P4 II q rriar1ivrv FICTITIOUS NAME - - a. raIL, l £. fl.... , ___________________ FICTITIOUS NAME PICT ICE 5 Pit'tOy 9iv?fl U'at *9 are ngaged in bi/SirstU •t 101 Alfimente Gentvieve Drive, Springs. Iecnl.sp$e County, Florida under the filtitrOus name of DUN RITI CON$YRUCTION f Intend tO TERPIISES. arid * rCgiitar 5*0 With Ire Clerk 'Pt, (,rut Cwr1, Sen'tnuie County. Florida 'n •C(i0.da'?Ce *117) th ov'slons 04 fpi4 Ficl.tiO/I f4 5ttuteS, To WIt Section *630' Florida $tCfwt,$ 19$,' ti Ct'..ertrs nj, r 1.la_re N Crg Pt,it,ilbiu i.'s. . •. i fl 117 ran".. - AhO Qy *f NOTICE 15 rter.o 91cr) ??S?I we crc tngag.ø 'n Bjsnei.s at 121 Gum LOn9w'OOC. FlO'uDS 37730 Semnol, COn'v, Fc.rida ur,dar 'Iii fi0 ,fi flim? Of MYRIAD TERPRISES, bed we onfind '0 50 IP Clerk of 'cc 'r a- e•r,' to', "rf 5ennne COvOty. Flo,pa in •cto,dance wtP f?o VOw510f of the 4ame Sttufts. To WI Sector •. FlOrid. Statvtts 1957 g C. A Wliot.,ioy. ' OIa,l 5 Fi'y$ S.-t I, 25 171; 33 DEH'V FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE V9 afee'?gagednousvs,ss.t PC BOO 1)4, Lake Ma.','. 37744, Seminole County. Florid, under the fictitious name of A BETTER TR(( SEP. VICE, InOthet we infend Id register s.d name wiflu th Clerk of the (rn.', Curi, Seminole Count,, Fi,,ø. n aorC.crsc, *trt tne tI'O.lioriI of tn. Fettlficjij Name Statufes, to *it Section $430' Florida Sf&u$es 1957 5 Joe I 1'-'eec P SbOt'i'i Pjiu e i a ,r Itil fJ[ I 3/ !ssp b.''nN"" hAils $10l'i 1,ii security Ac1ull, 1W pt'1? 323 - 4 Acreage - 35-Income £ Investment Proprty 3jsiness Property 37-Real Estate Wanted I ,o, - - - Carpenter POf remOdeling *0Vk, "t'S hOyt full set of tools B E Link Construction, 3fl 34'Mobile Homes 56m,rebfed iobt B E 1..$* ConStructiOn. - $ 1*0 full tIne jlnitQr5 Atso nigh' C$?f who thigh SchOol gnadualt Must be bondable Cal? for 1 pountment 37) 6712 Don Lowe -________________ 41-Bicycles 42-Boats and Marine Equipment 43-Camping Equipment 44-Sports Equipment , Seur?y Sanford guards. £1!an'rti' Springs are., urfCrfrI ad tJ P"Ct't tuf"i'S.flcI "'""S r( 511 0761 _________ Merchandise _______ 14 SD-Garage -Rummage Sales SI-Auctions 37-Wanted To Buy $4-EquIpment For Rent 55-MIscellaneous For Sale Goods 36-AntIques Office EquIpment 59-Machinery And Tools 60-Building Materili 6) -Lawn And Garden Equipment 67-Ltvestock And Poultry Supplies -Clotlsng ______ _____ -______ ' 70-TrAvel _______ TraIlers 71-Auto Repairt Parts . Accessories 72-Import ) Part Imi' Counter help II) r1l Apply In Person, or call PETE DELTONA REXALL-441'9'977 I I CASHI(R HOSTESS. I'4r 3-45l 9 30. 5 0•r • week Personal p PIuS DtDCI%dable. We need a gres' gnrl form really great lob Apply Person Ofll) ?Q l'dolday HOUS?. E Commercia', Sanford ' Autos 73-Motørcycl.t And Scoo?,r* . 75-Autos For Sal. BARMAID WANTED Lak C VII Bar 1792, mi in Volus a County om ii7 ', t.ct now Represent Sarah Cowentr in yojr area Part time safes, $1 time earnings Plo invetfrree?% (OIlecl,ons. or deliveries CC oortunuty for local manage? Fi' 00cr appointment call Bridgeman. between and I?. ' 644 4547 , rr.. __________________________ FulItimeRN'Iand LPN'$ 3 11 I'mIt Part timt LPN's 11 7 EsPtCtd aides 73. or 311 thifl ________________________ Cook full time Apply Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E 2nd St 5-a - icr _____________________________- MaIe•FernaJe - nt ,Od Depa rtrnent V1Va ,-- - -- - nours - , - r.tOHDAY$h,u FRIDAY 1:30 AM. to S30 P.M. SATURDAY to 17 NOON 'ALL UNTIL NOON TO ,TARTOR CANCEL "CUR AL) NEXT DAY I Ill l'. t THE WAN I Afl NI) I A TRAP JUST A SURE WAY TO ANt) RESULT S GET THUS (AR 740 ONE COME LIP WITH A RET Dry cleaning presser waded Espr truce helpful but not necessary Call 531 5415 mornTng PVPflhI4g shifts Apply in persnn tQ Bahama Jots, 250$ Fr,nfl Ave, Sanford ______________ 9,00 AM Would y lik• to su,ipIemesu$ yOuf. presnt Income Work at your own leisure For !ietafls wrte P0. Bo 713. Can.Ibcrry, FIa. 37701 or calt lftCrö-i. m. )0$I3103$I.' I EaperenccU breakfast oit . 7 P m Apply in pt-son Sanford' Rmnth House. Plo Øsone cells. Lester Seel, 11)1 S M.s Willow Ave Sanford, re cently ran the following ad In TIlE HER,4L0 I43 V.W by owner Good Condition, but needs pain? $350 0000000 The afternoon tn. ad came out in Itie paper. they re (dyed 7 calls The 2nd caller I,oughf It LIKE I SAID NOT A TRAP JUST A VERY c000 WAY TO GET RE SO CALL SULTS FAST 327 7411 0" 1)1 99-7) AND PLACE API AD IN OUR c GET I AST ui: - AAAEMPLOYMENT -4UileOIl7t7Caj5eIbefry Rg,ncy 131 3)00 ,' Sq DRIVERS Par? true ti, full turns." We trifl you C,O commisilon YelLow Cab Co • 7C1 S Park. ______________________________ • - I.. II I - -you , )q ,n I•5 n.'c''a I' Sales - - GARAGE SALE Friday, Salurday. Sunday, 107 Loch Arbor Court 313 116$. 17) 1735. or 3731244 TWO wicker chairs, furniture, lamps, " hOuSphOlci gooas ,,,... -- - - PURL. IC AUC T ION Every Monday PIle i p m Open daily lOS We buy or cIl pne piece or housrhold Consignmenl% For information (all I SIan Verrnillion. 327 9470 Sanford Auclori Hy 1792. Sanford AUCTION SALE FRIDAY NIlE 7:30 p. m. - _________________________ - * - - • .... U 9) -,,, . -. .- - 'sa r r,rmt (.4,14 0 11' AKC tiny toy poodle puppIes ' (,,'t pqfj%iOflll carpet cleaning ______________________ rent ,.uIt5 (blue Lustre il - P ' 66 JEEP WACIONE ER. V - 1 944 (')''s GO - - -- - - -" ' - - - u I u - $ IA - COPTI NA. F C')RD '--b I -- '' 9295 , Atitriru',stIr I rl, - tsa'I 'u ' P5. PB Ar 5a,I.riO rwwt" 54177 7'-') (--in 0-i ',O, gts*J 1395 695 ",y.i', '" ' 4 tYL /4 '''1 - - 1.19% 0(I U (Pievv 5.,pon . ',- 0i 1 ?4t''SAUTQ ,ALE'i P441"u ' 3?. 3730011 PC' nr1,;r t r CALAXIE 500. 2 Or FORD GALAX I E 66 P 5i)fl. $ 595 Sir '' 4 FORD -• lflUar A - - - 196$ BmiiCl P-sirs •1,,A CIP'r --sw stereo trec AM FM ci." .-' '6,6 FORD RANCH WAGON. 4 lAs,j'pr 5i,tOV'fl,iC Pidm ,y ChOW? 4 j4tI, sO •'tii & ' 5t''l '115' 54(rfnil Ii' t't -, I ,nd t$' ,,'1.$'"' )206%i c1i'rr-nt'1 P -i ,cr ' - - - - - $495 yi r .1 i' Ce,r n' -; '63 FORD GA LAXI E. z Do- r -4•ir1 - l'liO 170011 Pt yrn'oi'C 1 Pi'ss.r'g'r %4'O svaQOfl. Custom Suburba° $495 - H ' 295 "1) tteririg Pr4',j'?r loaded I ow,sar Call 90-1 421 3441 -w t#i Ford Idoor Calale 300 Pose..' led Ar Clean 5595 SHELLE' USED CARS. 773 2960 -- ___ ?,fL I! _.1 Carrern,: e,vneora.p'i fink. mags c-" I SCO(% gs "•' I -_ I__:711 - - _ '_ _ I_I_ ._i_'A'I -- ___ _- -- - tfi arid sore'. 322 26 1 1 - Acreage Y' n,4s.r'v ,;/ •,, acre of land for a uiiort inlorini.$toqn 'flu Your Direct Line to Auto RepaIrs 11 Parts-Accessories ApplianceS 3730697 - r-g-dare Mange TurguouW eIIent cünditofl. 140 372 7016 - - - I •. ((-/ S Walnut stereo nd S trSdk tape Piy balance of $6.3 or 1 paymee'S of $10 Call Credit Manage?, 372 tIll or see et Sanford St-wIng confer, Downtown ------ I, REEL'S BODY SHOP 73 Call WeekdayS beloreN004 'IO cancel your ad for - 'art following day and Ihe Sa?urdaS before I? noon or The followIng bUSIrIeS'JeS 1$re lIsted for iour Motorcycles And Scooters Singer --- - convenIence - 1471 K,1w,1S.$ki bg 1-,- " 33<' CC 54nIord's Ont, .iuthor,Zid Singer dealer. ness Singer Zig Zag Cabinet, $99 OIlier Zig Zags from $61 up KINGOON'S SEWING CENTER 210 F lit Sf - Down 5:50 new 1972 flrdg,StOne. 100 ,P, *25 over cot? New and Used tinOgestOfle parts. BARNES YCLE SALES. Orange City 904 773 2538 - .'c-.-* 1)1 ASh resident up to SHOP THE EASY WAY! 1970 Ford LTD a fIr Sedan, Vs. A1 ps Pt')- PAN. Factory Ar Light Green 1995 1970 Ford Custom 500 5 .51, I Dr Sedan •,, P) PB, P41--i IA-n Med &od Olds Delta $8 door 1)70 Pontiac LeMans RAP Lb TI ,i1)% Lesabre$2295 10 QUICk 4 Dr. Hardtop _-_4'' 69OpelGT- Area$$1795 sport mode 66 Buick Skylark 2 Dr. Sport *li' to sell i'n'' -- $ AT, I-'', I ,iIpr .5- , 1? 1795 1 29 s.,. • v i,$LLP$ OPEN9:OOA M TO 900 PM 69 Dodge 2-ton FLtbed 1193 795 64 Jeep 'I wIt Drive $4 ton 70 Chevrolet 119$ PICkUp Chevrolet PIckup Camper 61 C.iiv. PU w-uI$IIIY Roses 7 Ford Eo,IOIInC VaIu è9 Ford 'a ton PIckup Mechanics Special 69 Ford ton PU i''J 115 I .5-j. '-' ., 0,1 n.j 9S i -- tint)p S saw Shm,oenirsg, liar'-: - tu5sn Sl*%. SC5-- rcijllr Jalcien 'out? 2425 , i 12) ':5 ri .0'$, - - TraIler Rentals HAUL. 'AILE s-'-"EM -• - ' E ' t "%". " ..v"' u.., 17.) 34)4 ANO ' i$'-1 - 5fdL,Il •A'"t4.,'t7M ___- ,.,-,,, .1' .2' ., I/2 1.52 Locksmith ' - - ' - - u -. I ' - -- '- , - ' - - - 'ii - irq _ ' - '' ._"1-L' c. 'it)RO' Ltlu55iIH) Re%i13qfllim L,mnerci1l. -S-, ui'''-'t • 24 P-in 5er',c'. I'll S P1k )ji ')f-iji , .', - 1 -- •' .. 'i jsj.I -', i' '.1 Get In On All The Action! 6tFordCIub Wagon it Ford Bronco Wapon 299$ DrIve 66 Ford Ranchero. AT, P49W JOIN THE SHOPPER S GUIDE THE HERAL.D S 195 DAILY DlECTORY OF BUSINESS SER\- iCES Jack Prosser FORD 5 3786 Hwy. 17.92 South Sontord, FlorIda PHONE 322 1481 Winter Pork Ph 644 8916 I, Ut',s 1 Di- s J t'it - WELL DRlLt,lF,O 'ci;'-J ,lOvC* -'-s .1- -i"' a.- .e- $. - UI I'' Dr lvi;',, • .''4 L n'4 - '; -4 .'i'pV%J,'ti .215 Fue rep.4ir 4$WJWfvit .E '.'.41741 . 493 1195 1393 'l-wh. -' - -, - _ '- $1 . t - ,, ___________________________ - . Ceo,i - ss*tsEu 11*11' EPvlCE Pemnl.rig Odd 'g Work Call 12.) 11713 ' Corpetng 693 enc vl 177 PIf r 1(11 Want Al by (aIl'IN 11.' £ 1395 1...' , 5e11 lh,iii Quickly WIrt -tuii5 '1 v Sup noti need ii"- I *j,iI jn Tnr5 TO(4ER 'a BkAUTY SALO04 formerly birriIt% Bidut, PiuuASIC E Pine, 322 3742 -_____________________--iS"'I'.S Dora I tnrti* awl, .v%efu -' IS 7'S ' ,1-'4Ii(55A,4 04, '- ,l . I.,, • Mgilaa-E S .i...Jt '- . -r 44 Call 377 2*II - ,, ()ri I-li '4''* 'i4 slii*i/t' f''''' i')" Special Services find 11.101,. ' ,oq5 lor ra longer fliii.rJ I' 5 soivi -tqn'u e%r ,U U-)' - - I Beaut't Care 1795 '.' '' Mi ii • $,'r -' She Repair 1lPi' 4 ,P-il7P -l'1'-4 I - to%rn,1)l,pl.n?;r'g. '.ar 37.2 24-43 - 5' -' os ''-' 1, , ____________________________ PEIIS C.IPDE fir 55 IO* - ) Jt! ¶ i'i i_ -ii 2395 i ' lilA - l$ n. I,t._Ifijr P1•.j,, s"P. iOsulDerS. $I 'S na-_c' ,-I! - tDt.Pt AS* 323 II S i,i),4 500* #04 St1 Pi,,? V(L 14 Dut-nCWt appear i, the 5HQi .1)' -t 17 --; r III '40 tO? 6. rnIxfelS ''04(OOPdS EWlMG CEP4'EP - - I) E '5? ,t ,)niIc)ni3 , 4l, ' 14 RousT' Add. pnI.r'g Inter or dasonaOIq 333-4541 ' ' .,. .' .4....),Jqi'n)g ,, Pr5 .q 1967 Buick Riviera e$ -- - ,, - -i C I' '5 3I'PE ''i ,J'lui nI ''a:i Iftsylance - 1 395 66 Ford FlOG "Goat' o$Ch.vroletCSO'GOat' 1. .'.'4 S Xl ,rs q*perC4it.t All wurk ' ,- 4, PIT LFi-Je' , .1 .-.i .-' 0 inJ - 't4P. -% t4.,.j4 .1 4, u,nI) 4jcnagf. iitiIfl.i'U'fl sting, .. • S " - Coupe.$1095 6, Ford Mustal)sJ. sharp and prIced IS Aytpmotive Servu.e ' - '.'..-tro .0 -5,', 11 Ii (if'. i2.)l!V 00(1 3P4 ii.. II - /4,574$' sSLRvICEMAN lAST l$.p,pJ tt*jayS Snooper's '.ii-de for 'Pan c'qlp yOU fWed. Glass Mirrors 'iEldit .Sn.1 •. $ Honie Improvements -,:''v .'t-.1 - , , ,, , -:- ---------• •I4 -- -. , , I i4% 1971 Ford Gal. $00 i ' " Autp -' I fIn PIT 1 - - I.") - -"-'s 2'.:: '-'"' ., - 1969 Mercury I 1 Docr P41 h'm 4 API I, Black --- Attic Insulations 7 ,) I :: S I'dC '' - ---_ -. q ,,V I '_'SE C Chicken, PbS. 0$ S ______________________________________________ 1911 VW "Bug" I t,! SrtIarc 9395 'N Ifl 127 01',' - jq,j02rtjIIIri.i.'V*ui?Ad ?ii f 0t., .?J . '4i(S jlss fig your a) I I;, - --- S4'ii 5'? , 7 (,'r nI 9,n 1 295 01-c t-':, .7'•' P-di)rnn.' '-i , ink. " Ford Fairtane 1969 £. 93 Rub b Sta m PS Eating Places Cal ,.nn. 19701 2 Ford Falcon 7 Cl' ''7. 6 C.' 5') ji/I)i5i. .I.' ''l' .. r ,o' i'4f') an ?' 74 7'l ?Sli(fl iT ANt) 1L)iIijEt 2395 ,$I41%i,SL P4,SIi'cI ittl.Oi1'fO 4 Ii 7414 El,. If,I$hng, Dipping ié Nest 1)Po Ifl 't.52 - - Arts & Crafts Or 0-IT 4 At PS PR. RAP. A-n CLind It Beige 70 Chrysler Newport I Dr low mIleage. A real$1995 buy 2395 ,:'.,'l i, 'r.i E C Can'u.,n, LI' - ir 3i.' - Sal ::: i.," V SW' 0 2295 70 Mercury Cou gar, fully equIp EQAMII, ACOSCN- 5 ,- , , - •. S ' AopIsance I p41' 1tl5ii i . S piT PS Pit A-n (ond fbea.it.I Pontiac Square 10 VW Back Wgn. cotta clean '4 , I I equipped .8 door c -e 6, Wng.,-r'% )'i .5 • [i $2295 Esecutive, fully • '1'" 4 14p$r i3rr5t'Ofi, 0•-,.....-, -- si-i ,' i - 1795 (- 1970 Ford Torino GT WelI$1895 equIpped 70 w Pet Care Ceramtcs AIr CondItIoning P Buick Spt. fullY$3495 Wagon, equipped. 11 Low mileage air problem" The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! USED CARS it Mercury Capri- date way to solve every '1 7c5 14.1. Permanent and newcomers wtll find thIS directory the most convenIent and NEW & USED - 69 Custom 'I FOR EVER fONE , i7.-' 1109 __________________________________ Paint CLASSIFIED! GUIDE I •, between I 1 4 SofOrd I P4ev. 4 Rebuilt auto parIs 7720)03 - HT.$2295 III N Park, Sanford ').?7 ¶991 NightS 37) I e-' - 373 13113 ' (P--Cudlhu415 Son" olr 1 '1 (nfl in çjennc n' spec ml I Sot till (01cr 514 95 lot)r Mooney Oldsmobile Luoury 4 Orall equIpment Litittiliful Leihufi World Mobile I.ome Estabet and Marina on IPIC si Johns River From 513.730 hiChi n(IudC% home A lul A fabulous ommuflily. wi?h all facilifIes on I? 97 recreational betweCn Sanford and DeBary Off Port Florida Road PhonO 66$ 1.31, DeBar,' v Orlando 617-3051 I-sr I - I i0* 'o- l Gc'b(d C',rnl - ' Autos For Sale V (R FIFED 67 BUICK ELECTRA flS LImIted PB P1N, Power Seats. AIr, Au?orntt A 1A F 'A P.scllri I Dr - Vn',st Too - 73 . USED PRICED 69 J E E P TRUCK, c',. i.,'i -. - ped and sporty , SULTS - , •, ---- •' a' fjeftav - (brought back a load of nice ICOnS from Ohio and Pennsylvania Such as silver, glass, dolls of all kinds. dinnerware, ,amp and linens, and other 1cm? Also) piece sectional, living room chairs. (10th?? rack, bedding, a real nice Il' a 12' green nylon rug Air condilionerl and hundreds of other miscellaneouS C A Whdden, Sr Broker atl 321 -, - t, I- _______________________________ I ,1 7 ,'nIrl ar. 537300 ride .• Corral /4.5 - _, b3u', p.0 - • ' ' - Repossessed Auctions 51 TRY HOME ornier --------tall rad lrotCf,'At0fl41' tPI 1110 mij on, ownvr ___________ flack los School ('OMPtOPI'S EPdcYCL0('E0S j 1.lh0. 1?? 1s4-1 - -- 1n' ,,cre plus. 3 bedroOm I habh Will LlVtSTO( MIIU Poultry 61 - - .. -'. Garage.Rutflmage -----_____ Lots& I F40'i 544 Singer Zig ZAg, $48 -- SO __________ 33 HelpWanted ____________________ ,. 2 Sports Equipment -- DON'S BAIT 4 TACKLE. 919W It s - Live Bail. Groceries, fleer (Irs 6 II Open 7 dayS 37? 6775' corinpirlely furniShed, large lot Reasonable 170$ Magnolia Ave 37) 6163 ____________________________ BeauticIan, master preferrably, new salon Opening, Sarubord Replits cOnfidential 534 5017 - ,.. -. IN THE tO I9SIGMC37IICIIu(kC00fVl" t pIck 5) a bushel Farm on Airport Rd (old GraP,h A.,i'l 0* m tO 60 rn W L ;',l(•. 37) 3141 r I' I 44 Eiclut,vC - QuIt worrying! City Voucan Real Pie high cost of living by purchasing lhiS 7 bedroom. 7 Iatn wolli den. dining room, double garage. Iirepla(e. plus central heal and air, and by renting Out Ihe one bedroom aparlment that comes with.? 526000 TermS Sanlanba - Eaclusivc - Thus home has many lusuries' Five of them are bedrooms Has built in kil th5, rlotld r'en, two ?ild room wilfl fireplace. dining roam. central heal and air, and fenced bard 531.500 - - - P-nk tiC' C' 0 04$ ''1'haSl $C. VI. *U'0n'41 13.135 Bob Mce used Cars it st ni sin -' _________ - .*i011. -wI . i .-• r ',. .__. rI _____________________________________ LI entii U Pt A 'do 327 5471 11 s r r r,t 5? 1? - NE HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO BUILD A BETTER MOUSETRAP. At i'qrl 'a r.1,'-.', 0' - ---- l3 ItJ'lJ Musical MerchandIse 51 - ___ PAINT UP. SPRUCE UP! Earn the CaSh o pay for It all as an Avon PtPft5kfltltiv If yi)ri like p.CipIP led lOyp making money, get tr fact? now Call 6.44 3079. 15 74LSOHMAIFP-rURNITURE - REALTY 7571 Park, 377 7118 alter hour?. 3779.1 ---_ 7 ,iJai, Ln.Ir)s,'OiP1d - -- Houses For Sale 31 - I t,dn'S . I t4tt ,%YNPIL WOOD lamly room. large lot 515,900 322 IISO Owner broker afler S P 5',lton Place - Eiclusve mu Owner sharpened Iheir pencil and Sliced pruce from SSS.U0O to 1-15.000 i tern S on IbiS 3 bedroom. 7 bath, with 5lurday&Suflday DELL'S AUCTION enclosed pool in Ibis eaclusivr kinqSbcrryHOfflC,3LedrOOm,?th residenlialarea Don'? wail' Secil SERVICE hii(k. lormal dining roor.i. today! Hwy 16. Wi's? Stnford paneled family roan', cr,lral heal Loch Arbor - EaclulIve - (bug. 37) 5620 and air, buill in kitcht'n ',il10 dish briCk and beAutifUl! ThaI's the washer, diSpOsal and range. 4 bed best way !o describe thiS giraUl' $.'1.c0Ocns'enliO0.tl EPA room. 2't bath, lakefront home Wanted To Buy 52 VA I inanc iniJ Airporl (blvd This home his it all 559500 RAY orner Mignolii Ave CASH 371 1%)? You've come 10 lb.' 5,inLantit CRANK, (boulder. 671 ni(3hf ad ThuS 7 bedroom" on corner For used furnifure, appliances. 10015. tIC Buy 1 or 1001 items 01 151' a 70' for only 511.950 Will For sale or rent 3bdrm.li,bafh Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave slop you fl your Iracks! kulc,itnct*uIPPt'cl Casselborry and ,pav,Manyo?hsrLstlngs Winter Sprinqs ,tre.a $35 1441 Equipment For Rent OpenAIl Day (vary Saturday - Available Sundays RENT A 0(0 by Appoln?meflt$ Rollaway. Baby Beds and INSURANCE CARROLL'S FURNITURE 116W 1st St .372 S1SI REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 101 C WEST FIRST ST Ri's 372 775? Stenstrom Ph-------372 5611 ----- -----------Miscellaneous 55 2363 park Really 322-3420 For Sale Nights. Sundays 4 HolidayS Call San ford Realty 377 6824 377 60S3 112 6436 (lecltOOrnm l,mnnIcne. Studio ('I.)( I -7544 So frermch.'C Mis ,tenns 3309 S Sanford Ae Day 3727217 371 1563 ST. JOHN'S REALTY t-.'i ------------_____________ I UI.1PIISI-IID Large console color TV. goou ic'n THE TIME TESTED FIRM garaQe. large lot Nice neult ditson. SlOOcash 37) 5366 afber 7 P 170 N Park Ave .327 6173 hood w w carpet Lands-ii no Available nighf? at 372 7357 *77000 3?) 151$ -Nelson's Florida Roles Three bedroom. I RaIn. CO. lencid. ____________________________ W000MUEF'SGARDEN CENTER trees, pick up 1. mortgage, (-it 601 Cplcry Ae 17.7 )9b relnan(e $16,500 37) S176 - 74-Truoi* And Trailers ''"reos. brr'cl n'w ________________________________ ' SiMiislcal Mrchandjse SI-Store And And Wanted I $3-Swap And Trade 63-Pets Female Help i' ii M'l ______ _____ -____ Recreational - - - WED SEPT EMIIEW)0 NEED SMALL FURNISHED (lOUSE PLEASE CALL 377 7.775 Al Tf 1.4 1 P 7.' _______________ jCf*$'Ii randy man br tear round $'t'i,i5C Work Call 322 )U -- Widow win?? In reD? wilh OPliflfl lo buy , I bdrm house in or nrir Sanbord PleaSe Write to P0 (boa 1911. Sanford ' 32-Farrrs £ Groyss Wanted To Rent 29 - $ '' Jim Hunt - _,- vw' "i' t)t.s(oa,t-'o!e' IF' t I' / I Sl(')Pl SETS 17% UP MILLERS 7417 rIar,r1u 0'- ye ill oj OWNED HOMES LOW DOWN PAYMENT LcIMrLC 'ELY RECO'-I OtT tONED 2 .2 (bedroomS for rein? No AlcOholiC Camp allowed beverage? Scmmnole 37? 1170 - Help wanted for Corocrefe C 2$-Business Propirty For Rent p'ant Cares manufactur n 29-Wanted To Rent I Ccrncri?e Ppe Co. Old Apocea Ha y Plo of Over land Rd Locn P45r5 area Apply in pe"sri tO Real Estate For Sale t'C PVitt plan! manager -_____________________________ - 1935176 3) -Houses For Sale - .11 I9i9 Cr'evrl,f ,n'ia$a, belt bsry. -" at 113 Varatuus"' $1150 41fl 'se TrucksAndTraIlers is ---' KUIP REALTY 407W 1st SI _______________________ Mobile Homes Rent 26 27-Resc,r-t Propet-t-y For Rtri? 33-Lots Houses Rent Furnished .' - - "Sanlc,rcl'S Sales Ledldcr" Rent Furn.shed iauIJl ------------- __________________________ So':n aftenpanl Eapercc(1Je4eerrd MIturt man Salary Apc"y at )'t Acr?7! 8IvP plaza 66 Rent Unfurnihed - - I) r-EE puE Good Part tmC Knapp Shoes $alt-5m14'l earn C0r'trnms%lOr.h sno neer buy ShOeS No n btment' Fr Eu'pe" Free 'Tranurig Program' Ir"ec,sted! Wr!e I'd E Magner Ori K,,app (en r, BrocI.!on. Mats 2a1 21-Rooms Foe Rent 24-Houses 25-r4ovws 25 - rcentmI MIS Open Sunday 1)0 4 P m Evening ASoC 66$ 5433 -. -' tr I)' After 4 1Il$ 37') 87)9 - rø0,l11t3Vt -------in'r m,- mx- oai. y c-ti,. 'u.. - Ii - McQulllafl Ril Estale. 1197 Deflary - Orlando Caiselberry. South Sem,rte areas 373 'I)0 17 -Domestic. Child Car-i Transportation ': i GZAT 6A2E! J p Trim Pisone 6.) 0193 0$' 3fl IS1I after 6 p ' 15-MJ)e FtTtaIi r5p: SAN MO PARKS 1 7 3 flr'dron" Trailer? A Apts 7 Adult .4tk5 2 family parks 1515 (4y 17 Sanford 373 1930. Day. Wit. - ---- - --Nice 7 bedroom $1i rflStNl apart OIIM".ji Dnci-. 4720 Sanford. 377 SIll - 'I yJ /1 II - - nj ) rinuiOIr' ((lily Il,'itltor MIMPL1.$,OWLAP400 WI'ML.S 1919 S FrerIIi 1991 Suns &ile)77 7)74 - .\'-'.,, f --I 5' ,0' , I?, "i' .' 7 I (% .-. 44 rats 7 n -'-bbs. ti"1i" ii I I2 ml '/Jesf of 4 fl I'4 $200 du*n t.ii,lni S ornu?, a'sgns WI' lace 554 m 7701 Jfl14?-174Y WAI x ER I il' Roil 36 ppr rnorc'h Cat' C red-b -, $71 Al.' 'I f'ar.gla (Is, I',, smu. 7736749 -• ,',V, -,.jrr 'i,17 ?1M ., -- -- -------,r: /,iNC', --------- --IllS ,','ii -0i Real Estate Wanted 31 :. 11150 Is? SI s Vr old r.iJ P.rnt ii,,. flira I (( 141? U i ? Oil *htC 7 Inn' cr, it'd (u tnlns" '.onir,rd • .)"' III ti • crji', 41d .41 0'$1t r' ,,. svf'te paint ra' rn'4te Ill 71-')l li.S I I'u- .lr Sanc'cirnJ 1)0'd Kenmore *Shi'f, pant?, Service, III A .1 jU)ç)I lOS • c'uflu m11thcfleS MOONEY AP ____________________________________ u5 ('1 lANCES, 373 0697 ' r.rprl ii0 ('-cip'. Boats and 42 muSiC I PortabiC iv's ft 4 '/ .it'I $?$ Canh 'a id Pd.od 0 5r Marine Equipment Color A15m) IllS ChrySler Stafnr*11 1997 - Wagon 37) 0704 ,I.' uru I, (uho CruSot. 10 ('OODLES. AKC- 1. *C?IS Old i'.oi X)00 hardwoOd tloor. bath tub, Own mn,ature lOP E I nrnIe arid trailer Wil ¶ell chocOlate i,- c,imOdO P. washb5sin. deop sink, I?? 77S '.,-i-,,r,tt. Re5onabIe Airport Blvd 377 S373 5' '.i lumb.'r Call 372 74.IS Pet and Trailer RauIifuI AKC Collie pupS (bats Mobors n,-',h picked oranges, apples. oos QJ411tV Champion blood I-Q' RORSON'S SPORTING I!.)Cli0%. kukel. PlC Ii,' Ihe pib'cP, I ru's 377 6196 Downtown Sanford. 37? S9Ai pound peck, bShCl on tub Dm05 ______________________________ P14CC, Hwy 46, betwe?fl I 1 4 DupermanP'nsche?. Req ferns?.. 2 Seminole Sporting #fs. old, good natured, cjd Small children (best off.' Goods ml, American RCA Victor T v (I') 32? 4116 fltistoni ,SI-l' (H,-,ui.-n J1t'.lc A Ii ik and whilC picfure sSOOset CIo%rni All Div %Ro 00011 conditiOn 373 1176 (',erman Scnepherd p140 ('.rc I)) )597 751h A Sinlorci Avo $70 575 HlF ;:, ____________________________ ,I,,. - Canr,.efl'ers 14-Female Help Wanted '0' 9O Day 0. £uQ5' ONLY ____-------- --- - Employment _____________________ 13-MaIe Help Wanted apros'l . 5 - Houohold Goods SSA Mi%c;ItafloouS r r Sale - - I I - ,- 1970 New Moon 12' iIS Ep$rido. bedroom. 1' , balh. wilh central air, Call SlI 7)73 Dealer Locat.rl nib •n (asøltn.rr v an, a __________ _______________________________ MACHINISTS HELPERS 373 09 &--Flv$ancaI i.e ffpriCPi;I ap ,l4 I. (0 0W V P.Ofl$t I oi)_F 2 1. ot dllOnS " i''.'I 12) ;ii II tithA,$ 17) 55(1) Ill I tl'tmndo fIt One bdrm rental unit, a , (OU)llrS NIOWD only. no pets 5175 monito . un %l9,?.O. one loll, I bedroom. l$,jlPi 1(nlrii lici' and a,. car FurniShed one bedroom aparIr4nruci petrnij SanlIlnujo RP4lly IflC Real ? 9450 adults, no peR $316717 AVALON APAR TMLPdT. Pt. API YOUR NEXT PARTY ', ADULTS - 740 p 4 lPns sp cou5 3 bdrm , 7 bnlh. 7 116W 2nd St in garage. home. on ovorSiied -e cn-v1ed 101 t itlosive Sanford WEt. AKA AF'AU 17.51 Pd I' ic"ghbOfhOOIJ 1)5.000 111W Il SI - Si . ff , I, lalhs IurnthPd Air, 111110 awnng. %kirtIflQ and ohod SS In IlOAfi. aSSume .ayrnoni% I on bhrf 372 4751 Stemper Agency 1 rd 7 t)edruwn Moth'rn COMM000REAPAWTMENTS 3077 MaqnOla Ave 32) 1310 r Sttie 37) 314$ - - MobIle Homes 5! • 14? 52000 tu',",'I WCIAL on)? 9?. 500' at 5725 ,I u' ill (I V )}.l rI cc $ Apartments Rent Furnished ?3 : tot "an rIPtre-:r a peefrered, bit riO? e,sent,a. C.en, 8uhe. ice Cream-s CPiereri. 313 S Hp ' I 7 -Instruction - JfJ mt GO ' p BEETLE BAILEY E'EZ97"e r_ ', - - I.4E1, ____ - w 4; ~A_E45S - S'i - 5-In Memoraams -- . ESPCr?OCCd frp P1! h1ICr$ r*ecei £.pç,I a' 5&rtgorrecs arc 1 Co. $?rt 4 Perimrri, Ae IRI$ro.5P Staluont. 5.arutrp. a-Car-es f .as'.'cc ? be r'-rsen' a' 15.0 t.n'er .o i'ie coun. ccrw "-'t%i0.$ R000,". $et'.,lIDit Coun'? Dt'Ji.- SIFISO'P rlo,.pa. O - i*Ct _________ 3-hnnursctmcnts ,:.*o,. re - Payton -- ------- P11 -"o$DrcyeC - Af.• FM 'adid - -_-_--- Ibc fliM', Jfl 74-IS -- - i34)(t. Fir 'rrnrluli1wo-1 ('littu'? 1 )45 M.stfang (t5'jDP 299 1 speed 'f Act? f, octal and ,c,iIt iw : ,t'cAN APIS I c,nilii't',$.,l Alulls. no 1fl11'l LX lOTS. tOO' d 1)0'. 51,000 txir'c - ACI.&b4 , '1C 10 075? ,r1 (153 Icr II 13 ,jmq ar 41 q.pf!5 App 1 cell?"?! Ira;? person met • a " '0 5cc", 1 t', Om, 5,ji(jrs, 7X S rpn1,u As'?, ')-Lost £ Found 2-Personals ' n1I_,.$4PP - r)fA( fR AUI'r) SAi 17_ PeRAWY I All - Announcements - ____________________________ i'? Sit *P&% .HCCI?'D .-- ___________________________________________ 3 Male Help Wanted -- C LASS I F I CATION S 370 GI D 5-eD't"t*". Yowl Ie*J 7_TH' .. '' 040)1CC $ £pp$.t54,Dr'° £Iiblbrsc Sprw.cc r!InC)5IIt '4: 1 E CE P' £ 's M& M0'S MDIJIIriCP Set s'r(t will 10ip Cetert', Co,rocssiciners r' V -e'n.r,c,,q Cojyi',' an F I - ----.-_-_ i4At.' \,i / 4' $795 - AT m "I 'dl ( ' I '1 (lAb') I', I Woalby, 177 1)01 ti.'•' I 1.01 (I 7-411 4-) 4 awalba A.e all? 97 • in I r I , •'i 7, ru Ici A -ibroull'. S yv. lii.' 'nil ,iI . •urO(.ce liv I ULIW Ill (JWOOMS. 0$) 1 i acres. 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Se"c-C --.: - $t0cr- f$, l4c'..4b!'s be :aeP P1 1.5011 &Y'L'c PARGLI)5 1,( S.tC0' , bl ut P t?-D,.-'eC f/ AtitOS For Sale - Autos For Sale inance Here 'e (,jP 5 sc44'Tc TI.i A 'T4 Pt-' t';f 'fl4 \ cc'i own.r -a---- •p,' 'rri..o "i:* - PuCE 15 P*'i, Q-wpr the' ar ecsgaec "' I1'IS1 0 Co* &t5jy b' OspEc' 54'f"u'IC I3r.3) Th Cm't 'amt 01 P51'?" t,'5.l slIp It pc'i'r SliP 151i'* ou-,t-) ',,t Cif'% 01 t?st Coul. SmilIDi. $O.Pl IC 5 Camt ',t r"D%' 11,10.11 1? mc C $'?" Sta'jj',. '7o*- • I"' .5O io'oa S'sttites 'c' ovnrtme.es Si; 1r,A5l .. Jortr t; r',ihlcSO i; ( & 5r'r' t E:• , Opportuniti 5 3 Lines Minimum Gr' \r, " 3-sc 1c a I-ne :i times •'.fi . eiAsEa)5ilto.Ipb,.o . _______________________________________ 5CO'cl!1. 9rC.w arttces Werer-da decet0a.i, ahIC< .t, •et your area . t •nes' n "Ct'? .Ce4'f4V0'5 C!1 lf_•t *-"& ?w '-me oientuel eaceo'.v- ai$v rto a. rcOl.n 5'?C?l, CO1'W.0eettal CONSOLIDA'rEO CWEYICAL CORP c Cr-e i I-jC!3 InSerI,OrIS-?'IJO CPsarQe . St'-p 4r o: 'c: an' C',' BUi7ltS cOuPdTlvIcTAtr • nc hQfO S arej, tIPOOPtI lh ti.* mI'I' ant n gr -- Rates For Consecuti. -. Di 1'-cl. W?t,ua N'•• °-'E .EM&', rASI iorter Your A Runs pt DIJ0IP s?if t , 831-9993 - ' £1 E,e:,'o" 4 . u. cer e-i ,arao at !clt tIt' IC'I - 0. s.c esre E Pope Basoe? r 50 SotAP Mahisn: £vpn.i M111u15'?c t'sd$ T4 A .& -' , rt.e'.ors. Or Ia ndo lC ,T'IC5 pg J..ic . A'et A a; -.. - - '. £Mp 'r'd cs -: e ..-- •---- Tfl!E?J THE BADGE 01 Iota?, Of •. Cardsof Ttanks ____________ - - •" ' ea4ec Sf141 0411 £4 tr-.i - 322 - 261 1 *0 t'If '1 C $04 C01J041V JUDGE'S Q1 0 ' i ' N' OEC. 1. - Se n-i no le •. '_%.e. o l4( 410? A SO.. It 0UPC O0'. 0' s'b..r bfl? '- eSO cl: - "C "'.rI?w' - LIV W.l San$c' 0'iO.a 7'71 "to"wys $o Cc' £o.prtilt UOI11C Au; 25 15cr" i I )5 )*' , Ptie a:2-asr )o'i•' • '$• 41'sp. •' - "'im'I! o :. t t,,&14 0-sour - .l4 ?l si•$_ -. 0' i'* 00I11 SlIP art: C 0' :v"ee ___________________ 15 -- 1 - 'W s. AD PQ..EY AED To Want 0',41' i$.' 0' 't C'i-' p4'Ø, •r ? 'urv.' C &r' b 0' P Z') -'N*Y 15 '°: • •. ' 0eI'' .-I be aeem ?'r'.ef - ' .0.IV)SI C S?o. $r I • " Lines a"rr aVC' d , P?ne DIrect c•' -t.'e rns'c"c, Os t( CLI01?55?% r1 - P$0IJ1 0. 1.5 IC j -_ wOriCt 'r £LE'.D C. i. D"'E $1? 0' 'ct •r 'ir YOU TQOULEDC);t; 00' •p Ca-, ;r, N4 7'? "'t • . Classified. Iouses For Sale AMLIflCAN WOOl) PI1OflUC1 INC nmenI41le ID?) t) eDn4I% fiw & Opf'f Mott ifloUlilor DI)P141l&W5. (t,t W"I ANt) J(A t V on mtn, IIV.Pmbl,r%, lill drlyp, 1A Jill spr SlOrInu PoalIo, s It(kPf'. ag,i br 5111% arC 12 W an hout AT TM ACTIVE and up lull Inu' Shod •"IltflI npqhcwHI tme viII,Io ('flIrdlI aIr, hPdl(JIIbUIIY doorattd ComplIlt b,neblb t-ogramo ar, $51111 It' *4111 cart.IIt"j and •aIabIP lr heady wnvIpr, bc hen oqup'I 05. 'I'P IPotd41I%. n(41IOfl%, nSLjrdlnt, h'Cm415t rO", pluS dnnu roori l"nnj$5•l Apply 1797 (h'Irs St $'1Jf Tern's the produtton I iidnilhed older ? bedroom ho,,P Ih livintj room dlnd spparabo SEtuatlons WnIed iô (ItninU room. hltthpn. 1)11th. Scrponed lrnt and hack j,orch. tocai hu5n!Sma (,IPablP flI 0*r hurt Ii Intl %tO1flh1t1U $IOSOO a%tumn complete rt)41t$41U,'rnnI rtWOflhIbllIS and in all areas of bu%lflC%5 attuvuly 3 Bedrooms iflIectilpO on new $cIcJol tfldpdlvnt I Path np r 10414 IOMJSO and yøcd iih pro'"'%flU •UIUtP hip Imp I ,nu 0(1 (ont'l hen? arid air S.anbOrd resident HOme Owner Sit (10 Torms family man Civic woiker Rpiy 45$ care ob Tb,' Sanford I&E ' '1L 0' " 'C!I41P1• sr.e *Ov'IC ?t D'r' • :11 ______________ . 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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 it mayor 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 Ntul M'K fl KVtll L r1 I kiiifiirb iLjrrath I Monday, September 11 972—Sanford Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No. 15 Pinecrest Area Produces Worms Wigglers In City Water a Iii, a hen It i 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 not hinril of any 111(1 h' 'itv after tb' ti too \li '. Stn.'r it i'Iuiriiie iontetit, Iui;ilI1I' , at"r I', i ,s'd iuii'acu r''; It i( 'ha r iii' iiruue s nrc found ill till At least thrni S,iit 'iii \' tb .iter Mrs 11 I Stogner, 103 West strong to ilrink +" reM(ientS, all P'mecrest area Another neighbor, Mrs ( 'Ivite IO( 'harili' said Use city hail wilil ts'gsmi uiurii'dlately to dwellers, have reported finding 30th Street, called The Ilerahi V Nult. of Ill() West 311111Street, cleaned imnil dtsinft'rted the nruuilk'ate Use pests. 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 I Is aren't making more in takehome pay than that amount reported w hen they qualified 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 ________ , * - D ul, 1 __ 1 , " Ia - = F -- water in the past months. 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 -- - I uusik'long stretch. They say It is i'.-, . - , I '1 . . ,, ., Bulletin A 69'ycnr'ultt Orange ('it) usisin was killed In ii uiir'car accident on U.S. 112, jail south of his hometown this niuruing. 1 hi' Flor ida High- . P . - . '& — 1 ', I' . ' ' I I tk' . - '' . this one 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 reasufi as yet, feIIOfh hazard and pointed out that cveral traffic accidents have occurred. however, Sanford Airport tenants and the Airport two :1 By the way, if you get one of dealing with saying a prayer or with else you'll be 'blessed" you break the chain. bad tuck if give me a call, will you, Some of the government people would be int.teited in getting to the bottom of it! - . ... there'll be some penalties assessed along the way, too. I- x)rho1 have reported receiving something "extra" along with their - according to what these investlgators feel should have been paid, and more than likely .- via the water faucet route. At least two other homes in the same neigh- 1 rentals being available throughout Seminole County. some people are willing to be scalped). If you're caught, you have to make good the differences 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 City g material. his spelling, mathematical achievement, Hike V ote On the for back To brought Aug. 14 meeting, again skills and school attitude. MI of these can result in mu 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 ________________________ - 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 ) uci'bdt'iut. i4. I' _____ . disgruntled over their ci'inpi't1 Is der monkey blznezz. . . Apparently an esea(w Friday. "pad" at the municipal zoo, two simlans effect of their na ttiral habitat, promised Perhaps they long for the conditions nog() tYLIIIIpiIigU e',id by the Seminole Zoological Society whose go-o" ''Speaks no evil'' of this mont.i). Monkey at. left apparently, typically, a check with the the •'pron. lsi_'d Land'' of the new zoo. Incidentally,practice Is routine Sanford Police Depar t men t revealed the escape who voluntarily return after tlu'ii' ITS )I t(- iii the with the anthropoids, Miu'in e'th1 I 1h° out.ide world. was Patrol w ithtield ittc'ntIIh cation, pt'mniiiig notillt'utiois of mut't of kill. Si-v tumorrow's herald for pictures and t'oniplelc' details of the C - . - -- Weather Yesterday's high 90 low' 67, Partly cloudy through Tuesday county investigator, reported Jerry Rtggtns, narcotic squad pa to th e member, was distched scene after a report was received from the school that girls were unconscious. Sidney Uoyette, school principal, advised two girls, bo th age 14, had apparenti> taken a precription type drug He said it might have been sleeping pills. but both students were removed to a hospital by .uubulance and parent..s were One of the gir 6 w a uiotifuett %Ci5%I.t'tumi.t'It'U.5 state.' Itoyctte added In 41ltaiuivuite Spr in g s. a woman reported to Seititnule Count 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 eightmonth-old buy, but Left the 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 Sanford resembled it doughnut early Plit'e she was raped and today with showers and several of her wigs s tolen. The ttiunderstoriius iii the hole anti Incident Is alleged to base pleasant cool weather around occurred at a 1:tttu Strt'et uuiost of tht' t'utgt' � 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 08, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 08, 1972. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 25-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 05, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4ec39f1b5774c7f77bd0d1fec150b730.pdf 78d686416b93183df8b0cd6b3c51ff76 PDF Text Text On Tenants In Arrears- BC-TheSanlordHerald Wednesday, Sept. 6.972 Pik, ~,011 fl1T1T Hous ing I _ . S I - r %CIA (crc Yea 5 U I 5 fly lUll. Xhi _______ ___ ON I ri V PUB shat ,loc til, 41110 S-.## I P,om,w- toos,0,4wl P Sliced Bacon 16 9 -c smoked Daisies* . so lo 416 ji - UC ft s 86c ' 1CI ;I rid ill 37 °. BtI. Plus Deposit 1-. bOC IY Pabst Bloc Ribbon itifl 6 Beer r •,, .. 2002. oa '\ Cold Cuts •............. - Milk tic 39C For . Lb. 5 Ba g 49 Sugar liced Bologna . . . ., .. . - %..,...a •' C 79 lb Ct ft Fom Oa Fit~PA F6*d I-L-+ Fried Chicken -5 ' ' ' Lemonade Corn - ,.... U ins ' Pound Coke ii I It. Green Onions . . . . . Ire 33c -•1I 39' ' 59' 59 . 39-9' ,,•, ' I, CL - .. Dii .i L_A •' - 2 LAYER -- 3 CAKE F MIXES 89' 41 30 . . . 4 • I IY 15t -s s. • 'V L .,j 4.,_-•._ IT) - m r ......... ........... SUE$3995:' ON THts WEM nATURED 0* th :1 fr ' •- 55' . . . . . with this (oup" gj0''0' iced '' .•, be boot.#-woo, Also,"od Cottage Cheese lb a 9 9 a a 6 61 we"lls 99C Pf)flt (JiltGon t..,p Ib•' • • S S S S 75' •" is '• .e, 45' .-.• Corn Twists ............. I•s*,.,CI..... D.$.,s.v, 3., I.. S...., Psibi - Mouthwash . .. • • • • • $303 Fruit Cocktail 54%'I ' Vege ta ble S I d love 14 co-r"It , 0 0 0 0 Is 0 0 0 0 two 29 • • S , Gainesuurgers SAVI 5 Spaghetti & Meat Boils ' CS,.II.p-*.-D. , . ....... 70, 'J64-sst4 Le&*l Dewar 1 Is I---------P 111T11 • GreenStamps ':...._ ::' ' Fabric Softener* 0 SavI 81 11". .8 -oil ¶' Instant Potatoes % 9 a a ''u' D.I M..is. C...s 0303 $1 e Golden Corn 9 9 e a a a a 9 v a 4 co"s SAVI I, Del • - is co ask '° Question, please ... why is it I ' f I - Wt we only read and hear that the Jew ish people are offering ..... i..., •,, : memorial services for those who were slain? ,, Where are the other II_1_1 • "• '......."I'4 denominations? Arrid (sIrs-Dry I know, I know . . . I'm I.gwl.r or U.su.,,ted starting to "tread where no man (in his right mind) would 9-01. six* dare to walk ' _ '" IS. $....b..' I $ PII,b,., '••. . 49' 31b si - •'•"'P' 49c 5*VI ID' &,p'.r., ri , 34•• - - - Manion Freego-Dry C6446 4-41t. jar 'T!TTY1"T 29' S S*VP Thank you for listening. A Concerned Youth 11 JWGreenStamprom] , som-sons O 3-02. 7 0, Two of our very favorite people. . . Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Klrschstein of 145 Country Club Circle in Sanford looked for ward to that special vacation in Europe, for many, many years. Finally got around to taking Same, but Alfred was felled with a heart attack after the fourth day of his arrival In - - 550 ".4 ------ ---------- Fruen 4.1 JWGreenStamps SwIFT 5 PRIEWUM PROTIEN CO0v T INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE -- Wo ol worth Kosher : Dill Pickles I - Chuck Steak s - -. S I' P. ...•...••••. - ' •'• 0 0 0 _-. -''i' Beef Short _______ - .- -• -- 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 '• • English Cut Roast ,.Amm r--" W11J,4G 4 reenStamps P.s.r.I•. I. Imperial Roast "''' 89 Pot Roast -L ' 10-0a. Plitt. 6 ' * Ribs 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 .. ................. 16 69 I@ MIJ-WGreenStamps Stouffer'. Pouch I..f St... 10-08. Plitt. - _____ its. 1 .*0 r Switzerland and then spent the ft%e following recuperating in 0r hospitals . Welcome back to both of u. (Next time take a vacation aroundhere ... like Chuluota, Paola, Sainsula, Osteen to name Just a few ) 32-9s. I' 5- , ' ' •-.- .5- M ARKETS a ........ ...a....... 1: , ,",4 Ux 8 C • TROPICA1. STORM DAWN springs to life- and forecasters call it a hurricane struggling to be born. ( L\ I HAl I I )ltIl)t town in the booming Wait Disney World area re- lives an old political battle and Mayor George Barely s something like refighting the Civil says " it' ,ar. GIORGIO 1,ENA, an Italian immigrant moving furniture for a living despite his two doctoral degrees, says he plans to turn in his t tea ching off' t I wo rkcoveralls the University of Dallas. --- l.gviuroc o Hold - ) , 01', TIlE,I AItENTS '-------- 21 119 Spray JWGreenStamps - $ t fl'h,'i, a - r A &J fSflf PLA : 'it' s-.. i.,. •• 5.4 I... II i* 'i 0 - - - L ake Ma • ryCh arter Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry uy 9 q A7 , •i* . - A - T a -,i'- -. • -4 - ,.- " . .. ' • - F FOLLOWING ALL SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS, THIS CROSSING IS A DEATH TRAP Fill" TROOPERS conducted a series of tesL% on this crossing on Sit 431 and determined that if you are in your auto (A) traveling 35 m.p.h., 30 mph. UNDER the permissable 65 m.p.h. speed limit, you can not see Troo ers approaching tra in (B) and by the time you brake your auto to a stop. yrAi will be on or beyond (C) the railroad crossing. Related photot, page A, taken by Gary Taylor , c tion A p 5 ross nu i ea S colhsion wiOun recent vrEww will have to go :hrouah I)uth the 'I'll e two troopers. after can't be obtained. Department of Transportathn A seven-year-old Sanford there. running a series of tests on the According to Tomlinson. in and the Seminole County Board Ninny tittles Florida Highway rural crossing, have recom- girl, Toni Helman, was killed at Patrolman have pointed out inended to Weaver that a stop the crossing less than two order to get the crossing of County Commissioner-1. (Contd On t. 2A Cot. 1 how dangerous area railroad sign be erected lf warning tights weeks ago. it was the second declared dangerous. Weaver crossings e when they file a fatality report following a cartrain fatality. But for the first time, two Suite Troopers liave set out to (to something about an unprotected crossing. roinmn,) Troopers C. I. • Tomlinson and it. W. (Bob) Loovering have written it letter By GARY TAYL011 Churches Now Subjec To Pay Uti1*it*ies Taxes Herald staffer Gary Taylor was on hand at the SR 431 crossing to observe the tests mentioned In hir, article. and actuallyrode in tilt lIigha Patrol cruiser -Ahilv rnan)- of thetests%ert_being (I),)_ UI. Coiincil ipproved a re.-iolution for the 3pectal aisessinent roll Lit) Attorney S Joseph and equalization for the pavm AL lAMO' II Si'Hi's(,S - for exemption either by charter David Davis Jr. told ct..linctl of BalLird Street in which a or special act. within the Churches Therefore, Mayor Swofford that the buildings "look good" public hearing was belt!. municipality can no longer tu Davis wa!s juthortzedWeaver, com. exempted froin payment of the ordered that the churches be and will be "beautiful when to Capt. H. A. city utility tax, Mayor billed effective initnediately to landscaped." P3yrnent in the prePire 3n ordinancl-' to Compel manding officer of the F1111 was commercial establishments to comply with the opinion of the amount of 125,554 Troop that includes Seminole I.awrenceSwofford has .advi.sed authorized for the civic center adopt proper waste disposal attorney general. Count' asking that he '0 City Council. methods. City Council authorized and $35,43a for the city hail, Mayor Swofford related that through theappropriate approved It Council Authorization also was given channels to have the crossing an opinion was forwarded to his certificates of payment to the maintenance bond for Spring from invoice payment of an for the for Attorney contractor and architect off ice by State dangerous. on sit 431 declared d'ingerous the county tax assessor in the Oaks, unit II and a itrtet amount of $835.55 which lighting plan for Barclay rvpresenLs one-half of one per W LxXts AuthurizaUcin wxi 4iven to cent of the levy ut 1163,123. The to prepare .tn annezaUcn .t-4.SCSSLUCnI invoice was for the Davis -roll and Mayor ordinance for the Dunierich t71 cits tax -. Swofford reported tocounclI the property on west Montgomery city soon wtfl receive a sitnilar Ruad in wtuch a toning ehAnge d 15 requested from 1(4 to ' bill fromii the ta collector. . -- By NIA11ION BETHEA General Robert Shevin stating c1tv',i new city hall -nI the city has no such authority center. Jerrold Bross Exonerate It 'MAItLOS IWTIIF'. - Of Charges and counter charges been hurled by both - have A county grand jury returned candidates In the heated [k)litical tiff. but in yesterday's no exonerating Ilrevard Count), deliberations by the grand jury. Bross issued an ifflidavit i1t1rr or err S stating he appeared voluntarily of c1arges b) State before the august body and not g of Attorne) Abtx)tt Ilerrii distrepancles in the attheruiuestof the grand jury . political was his tampaign tath are sagtng fur Bross (urUiet stated it although not the desire to ttstlfy, state attorney for Eighteenth Judicial Circuit require to to . and waived immunity for encompasiing Brevard aid all rights of prosecutiun in the matter. Specifically, the grand jury Herring alleged Bross was art inguilt), uf perpetrating clection niet to "cunduct "reelect '.estigation of campaign fraud in advertising a Thomas Freeman will be guest speaker at a 6:30 p. m. meeting on incorporation of Lake Mary planned by Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce today at the Lake Mary School . cafeteria lie ill speak on the charter (or the proposed incorporation. A covered dish Li with h' supper 'II I held meeting. The program was arranged so that the twople could have a better understanding of , , - y' what the committee is trying to do to get BlIEVARD County Solicitor Jerry Brusi was cleared of all election fraud charges things in order to present to the legislative delegation this fall.*Residents of the area involved would then have the opportunity to express their feelings on incorporation in a County grand jury. Earlier two Brevard judges threw out an indictment (roin the lirevard grand lurv the prosecution team." Herring contended that since he is the mandate of Chapter 104.43 Florida Statutes as said ordy state attorney for thi circuit the Implication lit Bross' This is addresud to thow chief judge of the Eighteenth apathetic voters who fluff off literature cain nil 'n Judicial Circuit 011 ur about the claim that every vote special election by referendum, erroneous. counts." John Kuhn and HerAll interested persons are invited to atA Brevard county grand jury Aug 15 by capdidate Abbott bert McCarley campaigned for Weather also probed identical charges Herring. tend whethqr they are included in the a city council wat at Oviedo. by Herring against firms and proposed boundaries or not. Yesterday' s high 93 low 71. returned Unofficial retan3 in Tuesby's an indictment. jury yesterday was givrn by Partly cloudy through Friday However, the charges were Herrings Bross and Jkm &,helection: Kuhn, 72; McCarley, with shght chance of lhun' dismissed by two Brevard midt, 11w grand jury also 70. But there were live ableentee related all dershower nialrily during Court of Record judges who considered ballots to be counted in the 6(1 to and herring itot-uments marked as exhibits official canvass Wednesday Area death-s ......... II) Entertainment .-.-.... 4C afternoon hours. highs ruled that Bross 711. Rain are each elected officials atid and imitk a part of the ret orol. 4C Horoscope ..............4C l.ow tonight 70 afternoon. Two of the absentt.e Bridge •..... to election officials. That left Classified ads -----------613-713 CLOSED SUNDAY - - 7A ZA Hwy. 17.92 and Airport piVu., ,aflwru . • index t . q ~4t - *,- - X, - '' IIIIIJM'GreenStamps . ,, of h yperac ti ve children have psychiatric problems and were themselves hyperactive when they were young, a Los Angeles psychiatrist finds. %1A __,,•_ ' 'Ti----- . - T+. ** - l).ire To He (treat is a subsidiary of Glenn VI I ui net Enterpr ises, Inc., ow ned b the self-made t,. tear old Orlando millionaire of the SdflW Iii Jackson, Miss.. Attv. (,en. A. I' . Summer and 43 district and county attorneys Wednesday filed suit, ByJohn A. Spolskl asking for a court order to bar Turner and Dare To He Great from operating in Mississippi. Summer So that we don't get said the suit charged fraudulent business practices, repetitious on the subject, operation of a lottery, violation of Mississippi yesterday my personal obh securities laws, chain-letter selling in a pyramid ervatior were 013mipies debacle, let's give sales, scl some space to an unidentified without a letter of authority. student at Seminole High School who did take the time to write his or her thoughts to us on the matter: "A very recent and tragic event has touched the heart of many people. The slaying ofll innocent people. I am deeply THE HOUSE RJURNS even a half-a-loaf by this tragedy and the s t eat et A el' version of bill t interruption f a peaceful sports event. For once I thought wheat, and congressional auditors agree to investigate the recent U. S.-Soviet wheat deal. 1 1 - ' •.'' 59' I 16 -----------------s,-------- 4 '' P wreon %? Bord en' s Cr.m.r. 7 C, pleorauraces. Butitseems this can no longer be. Iama young I hope this will not continue. My generation has pledged peace. But after this event I wonder? I can only ask myself, • why' Andi hope we all do. Then maybe there will be an answer I in the years to come. I look I forward to happen soon. - b.of Pancake Mix . . . . . . . . "' - . ),.•, 16-41, 'y •, "' I Grape Jelly • . • . • • . . . • • R eady-Tow Spread '' ' SAW$ I S & P •I.•,..4. Apple Sauce " '"""'" oo, 296 79 "-•' S S 3 . - - Illfl how 1i&Ur1itt' its records are or ho much 11101k \ Tu rneri ma kes i oni it. nu gathering of thousands of I SAVI I' $ Pear Halves D-O'4 '' a" s q Monarch Western Dressing o _r_uI.u.I,__ a V1L 1 "I lAc s' IV 49' •. -. Del ftestos, vast, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pike" 52"' I S I S 99c 1 85c 1IIIIJGreenStamnstl ...................r 59, II 5"'." ss S.b.. b•.• L. Baby OO Pc IL I- Pimento Cheese Spread W.00aasoo Clsoo" 1k.- Mid Longhorn Cheese ........ " •" SPMA 3 st"'V# Sharp Cheese ............ 66' '•.. I.,', -as : Club Crackers . 1T 1I •'•iI.$Ie.I....I.b.l : ni. Evaporated Milk I•.p L4 • "'Ti f" "-''-" Dairl-Fresh Yoguri S.... \. -" ., SAVI 6t WORTH 1,41vil lei ca'"offoo ii r's . . ('.dI••. Soft Margarine S3. 9 5 okly SID 95 u o S*VI4. : : CHINA SERVICE F-,;F.CE . _. Tot, tube R NEWS DIGEST W0 'c.r , 'i lb S 1 'j / S •i ri _w - uh1 L---1 Dr.. ID-., 1"- [, ,.. p . Pinellas CountyAsst State Alts Allen Alteiss said Lopez and Hallam refused to tell ho the firm is 1 89 ': w .. I Banana -UuuIng air -!grew- _____________ Thev were release Foriv-three other enil)loyes of Dare To lie (;real, hich sa ' it sells personality development courses without incident at the hearing Wednesday tt"tIfiC(1' in learater. P 59' lb S - Flounder Fillets "' •,, • S t.,', ,, 5 •• . . "" 59' 'Sb.', Roast Beef * . . . . . . . . . . " lit'" 59 Old Potato Salad . • . 49' . 1S.•, ........... $331 S OW Park. Pickle & Pimento Loaf N.I I.... lsj..,4.sl SI.. *..l.bl. jr- P •0S• Green Peas , " " ... Green Peas &Mushrooms ... 3.%.89c Orange Juice •• Shc*strlrlg Potatoes 29 Popcorn • • . . • • • • • • S - J* '' Olive Loaf intel of \\ # boobel 0 0 6 0 p 89 .. o ''•- •"•'• H a llam.U , it T%vo elliployes of (delill W, Turiler's Dare To be Grval were Jailed ill (1val, iit.i t),IS('(I motivation school f,R('Ii It ,i1 t('.t. 1itt'I \\ i'tliii''di \liilt' tII( Flor ida ()J) sippi, Kansas and P'llellils ('olliltv ("reuit Judge 11 .1 Driver slapped 60-da\ jail Iel Comptroller iLu t' to Ut' (i eat ( 1IiiitiI ftt'i (liCt declined to atis ('I (1UCSIIOI1'-s 'fltOflI() I opt'? 4h 1)1 AIIU1U)fltt.' Spi ings and assistant iompti olk'i Itwuild 1f 'Jtk VP11ft7iEA&M 1Ig wanted, Ile ".. I) l'ltl' 35c 59c 7V Cod Fish Fillets * . . • • • • - - - Mattenq also advi,"d allnuring only the qp(,ke.-crnan for (tip Tenant Council to appear before the boarri not the entire entineil Smith ve tIM this new hoard, the said, -Since we' tenant.s have not done anything they have not Turner Aides 16-01 Oise 16-01 5.00 corelood 0 tasty -- I Inqblp the sesinn, the HUt) men were ad vising the tflhiitlliSSiOflCIq If, helP in the election (if it new rouncil. which will tw (if tenint.q only. It wait explained hy Nialiteux that 11111y lenantq could nerve rin the coomil Atithfirityiit(i.irneyNP,I.Iiiiian ,ir RaidlitithIA ltiggln t)ixnn Tennntc ( otincil mernter not a public housing resident hut was riirctIng aut1wirIty other tenents to criticize tt operation, Get Ja*il Terms 89 Beef Liver .40000000000* Cooked Ham ..........:::S9t i.. '4 Y general office. ••• i•• E vurr a np tn 2 ::: 55' '' BreakfaO Club Evap. 3 Price 10 Cents III, hirthor ttecl the htuthority to up grievance roirimittee rompoeij of two tenants, two lay people ehoc"n by the authority and the four together select a fifth person The grievance committee will hear all tenant rornplatnL an'! then one of the group will bringthe prr.blem.s 79 P491 49 2L 65th Year, No. , frrq r.plicd th ((Ofl( it houl4 he ehnc"n per tent of all frnantq, not Jnt a few l( by •,wlD.R.,Si4' ' Bread TAT S 99 c Breakf ast U rid ••• Swift's Franks...... •.• I •ea .( L;::--• Corned Beef Round • Thursday, September 7, 972-Sanford, Florida 32771 b the AU lOt tie a pp lose Pr..se of A. C. Mnsters anti David l)epartmrfltohtloUU1gflfl1$ ' r' 'ci (1IIJ1)) iiffkial (rum Jntkcini1ie met !II1tI Sanford Housing Authority board miwmnber Wettneday evening to advise th group to begin evicting those tenants who are in arrenr in rent. John Smith, outing Soriforli Authorit) director and chairman of (tip Authority's 1xiard (if commissioners. advined there are 110,000 lit uncollected rentS Ile eniiiiinted sonte 15.0(XI lit unpoid rprM ccumulated since 11w new iiunnicqion tsuirml WAS a ointed to replace the hoard that ri tgrie;I en masse after tenants launched ii eIIPs of complaints over alleged ('oflditiOflS at the city's NOW A -- C) i I I %MAN N Ia1T xS 1:11: J bOtUME ZIn SAL.L i0 IIII' twuing UhIIt ltpv. (;ohlle Itilmnkc, releiit the Tenant rli rt:r Ir:t side and roin:=' Pn flf'( 14' WH SCUll Down Clamps Board counted. Final, official tally: Crossword puzzle, Kuhn, 73 votes; McCarley, 72 Dear Abby votes. go, each vote does courit. Editorial corrunent ..,.. Public notices ..............613 slashed across the country's rilidsvction, spurreil by a new _3A 4C infliIx (if (,(lot Northerii air. 4C Sports ..................3818 4C Stocks . ............ ... 4A TV tomorrow. seek reelection Bross is entitled Mcintosh and Ned Julian Jr. consider that lie tlaM pIC%i0UslY perforined the prosectition appointed legal counsel after Herring and his staff SPECIALS 1295 1 70 VW BUG Clean Car. Flair Fenders $ 795 .70 SIMCA, 4 Door, Blue 7o 69 69 $1295 vW FASTBACK, Lite Blue SQUAREBACK With Air Conditioning $1395 KARMANN GHIA COUPE, 511)e 069 TOYOTA CORONA, Blu* 68 VW KARMANN GHIA With Automatic ' 1395 1 68 VW FASTBACK, Nice On* 'I V5 o 6a VW BUG$, Several to Choose From, Pricod From VW BUGS, Prices B*gin At SEVERAL OLDER VW'S BILL NOW BAKER ' tIll Hwy IP-l1l.vttt Santud Ph, Orlando Ph- 644 $414 %9S $695 IN STOCK m , Is N C tQ S. PISPy It12&T,wc DoLand Ph I'M 0413 14nigid Ph ill JMQ1 �- CALNO To Ight Planning Council Thursday, Sept. 7, 972 2A— The Sanford Herald Count Board A ci t s R Troopers Prove .j' WWI Ri Ne'A P d/ y Dea othrn:nsucccssful" nunilbe is 14OfeetfrOTflthe Whale), do not feel a Uøutinued From Pagelp an speed at the crossing would be Troopers have i-wi tegs at tracks. At 35 mph, with Yea of re%11 %ea sha %10( ing bl. A TO ("at II*' and 4-11 (1001 lah br fll car O1 per Tzi r 111C all' N' =verz! speeds, and have found siverage reaction time of 24 of A %WY hEIPU41. With U* speed that wolth the train 50 feet down sem4 the car is Im thari I00 lurut reditkmd to 15 to 25 mph, the driver would have to reacl a car traveling 25 the tra, feet from the tracks when the the at the earbest possible miament hour 4 mph) can be driver begins applying that he sau the train in order to Aopped with only an sit foot brakes. Though Owre we no gleed come to a sale stop. The margin of safety, if the driver oxu braking at the first. "I signs on SR 431 betwm t:roopers also feel that dn%-t_-s the possible second that he sets the SR 46 and SR 46A. the speed would tend to ignore r Mae3per train All of these tj'sts were run 4 stop sign. WlWe the tesu that were run by the troopers point mt hou IOUS the crossing 15., th( heading south. A two-story possibly see the tram which IS feet from the crossing, it times arid distances measured house with a tree in the yard takes only 1 1-3rd seconds to were with a trooper driving a makes it extremely difficult to . - - -. - - membership of the planning council to the other cities of the six-county East Central Flori da -- car wi th good brakes and tires see the approaching train until readi the tracks. VASCAR, a andwiththedriveranticipating Troopers used its almost too late. to the braking action. device In a test run at 35 mph. the computerized just The SR 431 crossing cardidn'tcome to aStoPUflUflt detine sp . to clock a Tt many that was Oil the tracks and the front dozen cars coming across the one of was enforcement officers have pointed out as dangerous the stop lines painted on the 39J mph, with only two cars was made under 25 mph. The clocks were Others are on Upsala Road. md. And that " trooper anticipating taken just one week after the south of SR 46, and on SR 419 at th with e Tuscawilla Road Both un theac'tmnaflddOe.itall0Wfar fatalaccident ,ings have bm The troopers, who have protected cro&, tht, ricwrmal reartmn :.me. If the uìc rs iC t tht train Ls 5u feet down th tracks, &oLttJ " ii e' J (l Heai ci'nt includini fatalitiec cooperation thedriercanpibh seethe - w Tomlinson of the Flori da Highway Patrol indicates under here his skid marks began when he attempted to stop The car came to rest on racks. .. _ _--.__ _____ - - . • -, __ — _____ - — 1.. ____________________ , V !TX _ '______ % A-V 11 •1 113 AL 09 .4 440 -it - 4- a~-'~~ 4i,-' ,. ' - or ir 1 17 7J ke '( ie.J Hurry! Hurry! Come One, come all to the BIG 'lUoveri MFIO;d' DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORES the greatest 9fl0 ricI Only. - -, / / buys - -, 11), ANN SIECZKOWSKI Bids for furnishings for the new courthouse were heard and contracts let oil Tuesday. A total of 1194,539.32 will be s pent fortthese furnishings, plus the drnp.riei and carpeting According to Gary Crainer, representative of Atrium, Inc., interior decorators for the new building, the total figure to be expended Is $90.000 les.i than had been anticipated. , COLOSSAL SAVINGS ON HOME APPLIANCES, COLOR TV'S & STEREOS furnishings include; Companies receiving contracts U. K. Wilkinson Company, hlch will 5U1)PI)' (kSks for clericil anddepartment head use, chairs, seating for waiting rooms, Furniture for employe lounges, furniture for grand jury room and other miscellaneous items and accessories such nslamp.s, ash trays and wi.ste baskets. Delivery dates - - L - 1 ht eeks, g . stack inissioners and the Judges. - ei g " "11] ' - I I I 1l '1 -. — I TV console feat Mediterranean style -- - Mediterr'iii IyIt credenza with 1 20-wi it 6-speaker system, nger. e changer. BSR . I 95 $ ' II - - -- I[1I_— , - - - COLOR, ~ color deluxe features According to Acting County Attorney Ho ward tarset, is a misdemeanor to knowingly keep a vicious (log, "Willful ncss must be prove(], how 329 0 0. 'vely Fields Installment Account Used Exclus! for Major Appliance purchases! . - __________ L; . "5 , 0 $ Drummond said that he felt that there should be someone t from the sheriff's office in the south court howse facility to -ar c inplaints relating to the (log leash problem. Ile felt that It is unreasonable for the residenLs in South Seminole County to have to travel all the way to Sanford to file cornplainL% on this issue. - J.M. Pushbutton 95 . ..... . - slim portable I T A work st ston has lxi n c hi (hilt d for T ue sday 'ala) inorlint' to consider the (log It-ash la%%s for Seminole County. Commission Lliairinan Greg I)runiniond recommended that the law affect only the residential areas. 1 T*nt, Instant Color, and du, I I cabinet CIo r bright 00 picture tube' AFC Perma- - - V og eas Law SI im li ls l ii .- AM/FM stereo console with 8 track for files and storage equipment. Ileginning next Mondi%. carpeting will be laid in the new building, with th e work expected to take about th ree weeks. . OLOR u ' SYLVANIA 25 Diagonal color l tin r. I ii (1)11(1 (OUI- )%Ufl Company as awardedtithe contract 34 Republican Candidate Florida House of Representatives - - ________________________________________ w George Stuart Company will deliver %% itliin 60 to 90 days desk s aml tn duii is For offu t n di fives, and di aftin' tahh - 7" lit Ill L.EL I . s Wdlo (ompnn ill pro vid e lounge seats In the Judges' artasnndothtrstatingiIthtnsixtoeightuks FINAL ta lly of absentee totes Wednesday night re%-caled John Kuhn winner in the cliff-hanger i-ace for Group IV City Council seat in Tuesday 's 0 d tion by onl) one vote. Kuhn J received one of the absentee votes giving him a total of 1 and his opponent Herbert McCarley received two with final count of 72. Two other absentee votes were dis. qualified because of liii proper registration. Arthur Evans and James Pierson were unchallenged winners of the two other vacant Council seats. - - on these items vary from four to eight wet'ks. 3- ELECT Ken 7IELDSLT3DAYS4J in i - Winter Springs) have basically been disenfranchised. He continued that none of the three voting Seminole members of the Council have ever vtsited the cities to determine their net1c Swofford inlcrrtd further that mans actions of the &-,il are potiticall) inspired and that staff members "Just don't tell their booss what to do and stay around." being told that Ben B Ward of Oviedo has been representing the cities on the Council.asked, How come he ne ver came here to find out wiiat we need and want if he is representing us?" Carl Goslin, assistant director of the regional planners, told the mayors they should 1ean on the County Commissioner" lithe) are not their with satisfied presentation. Swofford said, '-"- Oki— io n : Longwood, Altamonte and Tavlor Photo) t - - - for Region. Altamonte Councilman Dan Dorfman said the people of the three South Seminole ci ties C. L. (TOMMY) l5 t TV Altamonte mayor said ~e &lTAtO SPRING mayors of the The three CALNO Council of Local cvuncil that a resolution be Governments have agreed to go adopted explaining the cities' to the federal agency predicament. Dorfmon, at the i Environmental Protection same time, said the Counril is Agency) that -&dm out the being used as a "political tool to inor-ty with its complaints harass the cities." Swofford added that since the against the compoisition of the I coun' is not involved in as many federal programs as the Planning Council. Altamonte M&YOr IAWrence cities, it should not be aliowed offord suggested the action to control the membership of ~i nd said he will take the fight to the planning group. get urban-municipal represelitation on the voting ' limit under the Florida statutes reduced speeds more than under the same circ~tance:s is 65 mph duruig the day and 55 of the fatal accident. with the mph at nighL At 55 mph, from tradn travehng east and the car the first Umie the driver can I however, this 4 By MINNA ESM Crossing Thurcdi, (!pt. I, Ii/i- JA the Sanford Hernld >—___ . • L7. AJ '- Af ef dr 0 6" PRICES HAVE BEEN SLASHED TO INCREDIBLE NEW LOWS...JUST LOOK! County Sanitarian Val Itobbins reported to We board that personnel from his department investigated a report ..., regarding an outbreak of hookworm infections in the Slier. .. Highway Patrol car came to a stop during AT on SR 431. Troopers R. W. (Bob) Lovering tracks tests on the railroad .gns be and C L (Tommy) Tomlinson ha ve remmended . (p1. dfld son ering, C. L. (Tommy) Tomlin Bob Lo% TROOPERS H. \ . F .. - . Herman Whaley take measurements during tests conducted at the railroad crossing on SR 431, scene of a recent death. The car sitting (C ar) Ta) br Photo) down the track was used to simulate ie train. (Gary Ta ylor * __________________ ni Se .64rl CALNO Gets $18,000 Grant By DO%NA ESTES Florida for some 1111,000 in of Local Gm%iments was state-federal funds for various exeqited by Longwood Mayor ALIAMONTE SPRINGS— th Contract with the State of studies for the CALNO Council Kenneth Brown chairman of e ill at SI Iv sl al ILS s - - The RICfT t ime ! - -. "A portion of this subdivision Is located in the county and our rabies control workers will patrol this area and take all appropriate action on strays and unlicensed dogs" Robbins said. Permit Laws ALrAMONTE SPKT.GS Research to determine under what state law or authority Seminole County Pollution - organization, last night. The grant will be matched with Control Officer Langley Actair some ,a,000 in ci ties fundz. issuanee (if KU Harlan Hanson, CALNO is taking permits within planner,saidwhilel2monthsis septic tank municipal the permitted for completion on the areas of reports, actually they jirtsdiction is being undertaken •aij ff i l May 31. by Attorney A. Joseph Davis must be completed when the state funding will Jr. He had previously in(hcated expire. By KATHY NIBLACK Longwood Mayor Kenneth to Council that for "personal Council Altarncntc Spring: Mayer Brown. CALN reasons" be planned to submit C AS SE LB E ft ft V Chairman, informed Wed Lawrence Swofford pointed out the his resignation prior to the next the more quickly the fire nesday night that Davis, about Speculation municipal election resignation of Mayo Curtis protection section of the repod attorney for both lAingwood and voters could name his succes- is completed the better. lianson Altamonte Springs, has Blow came to an end when in a surpn!w move he submitted his sor. Mayor Blow has another replied that the areas of stud) corresponded with Tallahassee f ormal resignation effective year to go to complete t.' determine this authority. In will be gone over and term in the Od.. Ito the council. The the interim. Brawn said set ii Accoi-cii dated Sept S gave no reasons the lng ood is still issuing sec also no that Swofford it is expected that Council Seminole County communitIes tank permits. It was announced for th is step which he has bee n contemplating for some time. Chairman Edith tiuerr will are members of the at last week s county cornserve as temporary ' mayor until o;nizatlon are currently mission meeting that Adair is ' the Dec. 5 election and CounAng a combined SW.W0 for now not only a county officer. cilman John Leighty will mme sper plann ing a nd hanson likened but a state one as well In the as Council chairman field of poll ution con trol thi to $1 per capi ta Mayor Blow later toid me rnina "I am just resign__ lie %4 Mayor B ovi AAa e s O ic a : Quits ff Davis Pro The RICHT man. affected families are new In th e state and unfamiliar with parasites common in Florida," Robbins explalned. A nurse andsahltarlan subsequently visited all of the families In that community and advised them of preventive measures neceswy to avoid this infection. 'Th e dPII.c.I Ad. p4If3'by gn Tr...,r.r niom ' Itobbins Said that It IS difficult to control cat and dog problems whIch spread disease, especially in rainy seasons. 1k recommended th at children ear shoes. ., 11 -- '\ ".' ___ priorities -, 11 ,.--1 ,. 1 1 I _.4 1 ral1 arid am lust going to leave the city." Blow explained be is retiring and will no longer Lie a resident of CasseIberr co - - NYORIC STOCKV :i'' intPa Alilchal 1340 Air Am — Can 11 Am Cvan 1414 Al' : 610 Am TOM ''ne I know bow disappointed COUNTY COMMISSION t)uerrstatedaheha,srloideaoI , ,, V V . ' ' ° Com Ed 344 - Chr r,,!.-'-,--,,'r' _______I.I_ .. we o a LOi* 44&Mat I of ;l - '' ::: vritin IV* p — - S SSSISSSS5555 -- What d -- you wont from us'- Just soy the v'ord and more than likely well do as Helping p,opIe get what they want is on important port of our busin.is and pii014. we re in n.ss.. not . vi? In banking ' Banks help V - ': . o SUPERINTENDENT SEMINOLE COUNTY Ii -' - • P-i.caI v,Itm(fll 8 .loi E Co'tf?1. Cem lint the \Veknme \Vagon er k ' 't I t to adjust to your new smi ouiidins and nuy i-ic Put a Smile on your ' "' • p44J11:t'J1yX('1('fI • p P5 L4I \ w J J'.''1!.1 - K y I i - ium NORGE PHILCO R.C.A. STEREO I 193 Fantastic sound, Fine - All Fabric Temps 1b, Storage Cap $359 279 $ $ 159 4' -. - 'r I J - $1 9 Port W Cutting B).vi Mu?i C~cJ. I__ DELMON 12 Cu. Ft. 2-door refrigerator and freezer PRICE PROTECTION POLICY i ." -- 'Thin wall' insulation t.,..7 - - Compare at "''-.' ,1Tfl' , '., ' - - i'o -i' I r ;".e..' md up on ltivertlsed here is av lliat)i.' "S .J M. FiCld'i 1J if In I3 YOU' - 9. i - jr $ • - - LI 'r -- '------ I - i 1 I l j - for extra space. I "I' -- I - - P . NORGE 3-cycle, 2 speed I 4 capaci8ty i -i . dee washing action, automatic rinse dispenser, 3-level water siver, eas controls. Easy-cleaning tearoiler l res, pc. b roi1er pan, no-spillover u edging. ______ ----------------III1 $ - - 4 , Choose from hundreds of unadverbsed specials, many famous name bran mascot. t01f101 S I I Herald *ZENITH . RCA .WH,RLPoOL. SONY* KELVINAT0N0F1GESPHH.0 19 Putillshoi Daily. 'exc@Pt Saturday, Sunday and Christmas, publishod Sat- Year U6 00 WHIRLPOOL AM FM Radio wide oven spaco 4 Subtcrlptlon Rates bY Carrior. A DOUBLE the DIFFERENCE n F I ds u CONSOLE STEREO electric range with big 25" '. Week 35 $4 - t'JI' 18 Cu No Frost with Auto ice Maker - ______________________ $219 "• ( S MAGIC CHEF , P.O lam 1214 Sanford. Fla. 4767 at Sanford, Florida 32171. Member The Atlantic Gr&jp Df Banks In Florlda C Port. Color .7 2 Speed J C cie #i PHIL r fl IL U 1lM Ti 1' • - ' JIJiIlI_.T WHIRLPOOL fate! - Second Class Postage Paid . ,j ' , Christmas by The Sanford Herald, 300 N. French * FA VORS STRICT AND IMPARTIAL DISCIPLINE p • LEAVING HOME ISNOLAUGFlING : :: le '0_M "N 10 SEPT* 12th PRIMARY SECURE SCHOOLS FREE FROM DRUGS You're reading this onel ' The first class of cadets at the U.S. Air Force Academy north of Colorado Springs graduated In June 1959- Th e cadets chose th e falcon as the academy's 'fl 1i.I f; - s Ford "14. 6111toNj V09- as w ' $W41 Is ' T,.ace 341 8 r,,n Din 3S, G" ot 254 Gaod'ch W- UnA't 3 " &ood_yr • ;" Winn 0141 - " Hn'*I iii. rs - - '1 259 Sovm Co 194 '. — . :: — - 18" #i A r LIM I 25" Console 1 Yr. Serv. mea n 1 col umn by ,. ches. Too small for an ad to be noticed or effective' • - Wm P "Bud UU" FAVORS l . ' uan / DIUi -• RING nui u Remote Control ' i"' • I)EMOCRAT 3 $ • t running for mayor. - X. :. cont con '. 1' md l)s Do* CP• 1 Reg P01 iII'I z :: ' ,,.. ' ' ii. ir Calif'"II iEPUBLICi..!, RCT 3 I ' E r . M W : Il'MJ1M )?&DLO F t3 — $129 $359 0 I I Auto Color Cont. - R.C.A. XL-100 Jont%&L Ill: 13 (ornmented. ,I was disap;inted to see it carrie at this 19" /' P 15" • 199 ..-irjI - .. . !it has been in some arm." It has been rumored that he might seek the post but MAVOR BLOW ' iiii.I iiii. 1 .r V 4 "' 2 I $ $259 R.C.A. PORT. T.V. I Ccbe -; Noon I ) £rOCts R ep ort - office, -year two - X. ::: :.:.:.:.::.:.:':-'.:.:.::::::::: - letter ' —I RCA PORT COLOR I I vruznznond said that control would take the cooperation of all animal owners to have their animals pro perly cared for, He issued a reminder to dog owners that the best way to control the situation is to do whatever is necessary before the dog leash law goes into effect. try ice Maker Ready $79 G 2 Speed 14 Cu. No Frost Either Camp - The investigation revealed seven children, living In that area, have an Inft-etion. "creeping eruption." According to Robbins, this is not hookworm disease but a deriniatitis caused by larvae from cat and dog hookworms. 7 erected at the crossing if warning lights aren't available. 12"— 1973 Model 1.1LL-1V!1 WHIRLPOOL KELVINATOR R.C.A. PORT. T.V. ' Forest area. 35 mph. this is where th e - , H . JkDA RICHMOND 6611141167 ' DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORES - __ ---_1l_• L—_.._..r CAPEHART •SYLVANIA ORLANDO ORLANDO Parkwood Plaza 3201 West Colonial 1000 Amber Rd. Eastland Shopping Center WINTER PARK Rt. 17-92 at Lee RoAd URG 933 N. 14th 51 U. S. Hwy.27 Ili 0 111 i �Herald i—The I tie Sanford I loraki Thursday, Sept.7. 972 Global View ditorial Comment Dissent Roiling Russian Regime _J1"7_ ed Cleans And Conti nued Olympic Games, We strongly German support the wise words and by Avery Brundage, President of the International Olympic Committee at the memorial s -ice: terrorists to destroy this nucleus of international cooperation and good will that we have in the Olympic mø'.'ement. The games must go on!" Spoken in the Olympic Stadium, in the presence of RO,OCXi with the stirring and sombre strains of Beethoven's 'Erocia" symphony still echoing in their ears, these sentiments were poignant and needed reminders of the hope that had been roused and the tragedy which had shattered the XXth Olympiad's performance. Out of every such tragic ana ugly event as the invasion of the peaceful Olympic Village by Arab terrorists and the kill ings which followed there are lessons to be learned, even now. Perhaps the most obvious is that the seeds of passionate nationalist actions can be sown without true evaluation of their probable results. Our world is a complex of conflicting purposes that need to be controlled and not encouraged. Such a stage for exposure to global Publicity a the Ol ympi c pirnes must be reckoned as a prime target for reckless adventure n this government which had seen Olympic games an opport unit)' for them to show the world the new German concept of international affairs and blot out the lingering remnants of the Hitler dominated Olympic games of '36 held in Berlin, with all their flagrant sentiment uttered "We cannot allow a handful of games have been held with the overall design and purpose to bring men and women and nations together in an atmosphere of good-will. Thi, is a purpose that never becomes outdated. Olympic athletes in their preparation for the quadrennial contests exhibit such a dedication to athletic excellence that each one is a living argument for the games continuance. Too many international gatherings have been held which are wordy with their promises and empty in their results when defined by deeds which benefit all mankind. In the Olympic games there is a vehicle on which mankind with all its faults and all its favors can ride into £ time when rivalry will truly be for excellence and the laurels of peace the reward. racism. But the decision of the International Olympic Committee to continue the games with a one-day recess is one which does in fact allow the games, with its crown of peaceful competition slightly askew, to get on with the events. May they be at the true Olympic standard and may the laurels crown the brow of the winners without any taint of national favoritism allowed to debase the gold medals. Since their beginning in 1R96. the Olympic Offbeat Ruminations "Flicker" Dreams To Movie Reality nnthinç is posstbk. I'd rather r,' and "The Godfather." tends to trunirnize the problems 11h, HAL BOYLE NEW YORK AP - At 14 the hire a man with the right What is thc big problem Van- he fares "lin ot rchlI) worried about childhood dream of Frank attitude than one with a titans fetL& he laces nr "Welt, I gueft it might be to anvthin," he said cheerfully, Vablaris was to be a champion spectacular 1.Q." up with another picture "because I can always go back come Paramount Pictures reached chicken flicker. "In the Kosher poultry In- its Nis. I rote in the industry by that successful." he said Frail- to chicken flicking. I under. "it woula be nice to have taric! they re paying three dustry. you flick the feathers offproducing back-to-back two of times now what they did when I chickens," he explained. "In the most profitable and popular three in a row." Yablans doesn't di.SXTUSL but was a boy." the other kind you pluck them." films of all time—"Love SWFrank never stayed in the poultry game long enough to win fame as a chicken flicker. : ~!!E~~~~I!!!!` ==.---. But now at 37, as president of 4—T Paramount Pictures, he is the T:S: ynungest head of a major Hal--lvwnod studio. Yablans,areiaxedexecutive, is a product of the lrswcr Cast 1 Side here and clime up the hard they were allowed to commence the IOC yielded to pressure from black athletes and 12 African nations and refused Rhodesia a place in the competition. This was political blackmail. It did nothing to weaken the peculiar national standards which 3.hodesia had adopted. Nor would it have arty meaning to those who would do whatever they could to further discredit the games and use them as a vehicle to exploit their dangerous nationalist purposes. Before the next Olympiad. the games need to be further cleansed of all politics and strengthened Our sympathies go to the Israeli athletes who were killed in the savage gun and grenade battle between the Arab terrorists i who had already killed two Israelis in a before-dawn assault on the israeli's quarters in the Olympic village and the West German police. When this battle scene at the Furestenfeldbrook NATO airfield just outside Munich is compared with the truly glorious and beautiful even opening day's parade of nations and more moving chorus and dance of the West the true ugliness of the German children battle is underscored. It is from this point of view that nothing but informed sympathy cart be tendered the West Even before I He got up at 5 am. at the age of 12 to deliver newspapers from a small wagon. "I'd always liked working." he said. "I never held a job I ence i got a lot of everything I ever did. it fed My Curiosity." After a stint at the Uw ersit) of Wisconsin. where he studied business administration, and a two-year hitch an the Arms. '" stret YabLnr — Y'2ik . -- & - the into the office of Warner Bros. here and talked hüneIf into a job asa management trainee at ,_ I! ' j more - Ii - pP I I -.... —4 '2, /_JJ' f - ,) TELEPHONE 831 9983 SANFORD. FLA 32771 300 N WALTER A &tELOW Eøilor And PjbIist*r W4L'INE D DON LE. Adirrtssing Director I Aw loPubIster FRANKVOLTOLIP'JE Circuletior &pnpt Manace' JOPIW A SPDLSKI, hssocale Editor WINIFRED F GIELO PELT FRED Managing Editor Corlptroller GARY TAYLOR Sports Editor CHARLES HAYS Mehjn,caI Supt .SANE CASSELBERRY County Ed'tol RALPH Comp Prnrn Fo't.njj' DORIS Pre BILL VINCENT. JR Home Deliwery Si 7U Month DC) athI'rt t,.riQ tit this edition of The S.antcnd he ltd may be reproCJud in an ,ridi?Ivs,'r wittiD,.' t written permission at th.' publisher of The' H,'rjild Any in dv.due of him irsjuni.sbie fr IUCP' reproducloor will be Wn%,C*red as in1ririn; on Th, heralds copyrih1 and will be- held liable tor darnaUc under the la* PubIthed daily eppt Saturday Sunoay and Christmas p.ib tP-1 %tolvicittiv pec eding Ct'ir timeS The Herald is a member 01 the Anaciated Press Wtiiih i% en tilted ejclut'i'i, to thr usr 1r 'ep'udir'ion tit all the- IcrñI ns pr inted an tP;tt nrwsiape'c Altamonle Springs MdrtiynGu'don all 6975 Fern Park ( (lute-s &oldeniud EasthiDok Marilyn Gordon 511 t.'" - . 9 II ,,, I _- -t — - , .. , - '- WE PVE C.OPE OJT O 1-91E5TGWt WA1t5 The National Institute of Education, the Department of Health. Education and Welfare's new research and development arm, faces a difficult fight for Its lifeblood money Rep Edith Green, 1)-Ore., is txpccted ti oppose expenditure of $550 million during the next three years for the ME with the akil gamed during 18 years in the House of Represemtatzves and information from two years of intensive Investigation of federal nusinanagernent of R&D funds. Mrs. Green, chairman of the House special subcommittee on education, is seeking her 10th term. She is one of the nation's most knowledgeable people about education. Mrs. Green developed many sections of the omnibus Higher Education Act of 1072 that became Las this summer. It established the ME. Money to pay for programs under the act, including ME, will be allocated in a separate appropriations bill and it is this legislation that Mrs. Gre2n will attack. This will bring about a con! rontaticsi between academicians and the education-industry complex and advocates of more mont'y for state and local education efforts. Educational research and development has been a federal stepchild and establishment of the ME is an attempt to give It status, a new Image' and increased funding with the hope that it will find answers to such questions makes people learnt How can they be motivated! How can school effectiveness be- measured anJ the education irvstem - . . -- qw tasselberry Lake-Mary AnnSit 3fl Tar.glewvood 8?D' Uk. Monroe' Kethv N,bLaCl' i'' e- s. ' Longwood A-01 Rale, lii 9V5 Chu lupta WIntor Springs Mary l4 Y ell 1136 saw Mrs Sue McEechern 365 1565 Colored Community PaPjar a HOW410 "it 372 Detlona DcBar' Erderprise Dwlwta 1" :b Mr Oslee. Ca,,',itr !npa.'r 372 MIt Genea Cbi'er.do Slavic :A45 1705, - - - - H urricane Daw " Commerce is presented to R. L. Johnson, center director Of Cil)k, passenger service, for showing on the Auto Train t)v .Jack 1 I jul11 n deft ), a mid Norma It secreta rv I )m ilttWii BtiIflt'SS Associatio SAAT made accountable" Tec questions are being studied now ut it plethora of programs spread throughout the vast education bureaucracy in Washington and elsewhere. The ME is authorized to go outside Civil Service job Was to hire staff. This has enraged the palace guard and union officials. Mrs. Green believes that federal education funds should be used at this time primarily to relieve the severe financial presure till fell by many school systems rather than to develop more programs they cannot afford. Her continuing investigation discloses that only 10 per cent of HEW and U.S. Office of Education contracts and grants are based on competitive bids. "Without competitive bidding ... USOE has cleared the way for numerous iIl.ccmceived and overpriced projects which have been negotiated quickly and qwet'. On the receiving end of these agreements are the consultants, think tanks, university-based groups and other research orgamzatiun" Mrs. Green wrote in "The Sunday Oregonian." U)E officials have testified to the existence of 50,001) education grants and contracts and that figure's accuracy Is questionable. No estimate of total R&D expenditures has been provided. 1uod management and useful educational reserth have been elusive goals for the Office of Education," she said. "I am particular)' irked because at a tune when local school districts are scraping for thousands of dollars. USOE at the federal level allows millions of educational dollars to fail between the cracks" , - ._________ Letters To The — - — 1 n Jax troversy. Thrrr weather statitins and Uii' \IS 1 sati'hlits' huh ts'ains t,isi'al -, ______ - ,', .,. ............................... 'swi . ...,..,,,,,,. are 1 " "' 1 17ill , 14 14.7 ;u. It, No Frost Ref rlgerator-Fritezer Freezer ho l d nip to 117 1t,; .Jet Frieze ice compartment Slide-nut cntnnet shelf $349 people in ' Sanford Electric Co. . itor , s- ............- - ' ,,.,,,,,,...,,,,.. - Eves For SHEBA '' ........................ . -- - . - -_ - ................... - Brerhnev regime as unwilling to go back to the Stalin type terror, it will not be able to prevent the steady growth of the dissent For c.ne th i ng. the go v ernment is caufht in a box Some of the strongest dissenters are br iant physical scientists . irreplaceable in their jobs, and badly needed jj'e developin Moscow's military. scientific and ec ment plans To jail these men for long terms wou be counterproductive. For another, an accused intellectu ii passes his papers on to his friends, if he can, before the police arrive, There seem to be more than enougn willing 'AfldS to LOUIS D. DAN' ' - PELHAM e'innrecsinn suppression Navels such as George Orwell's "1984" get all the greater and more appreciative audiences for being confiscated—and for being read in handwritten or typed copies smuggled from man to man. OF SCHOOLS PERINTENDE — For Strong Impartial Discipline folks? Having depend on most everything. There are hundreds of blind OAKLEY (nit. of the basic rights which Amencans take for granted. yet which is nowhere directly mentioned in the Constitution or the Bill of Rights, is the right to travel abroad or to leave the country permanently It is not merely the rights of free speech and press. or the ultimate power of the ballot in the hands of the citizen, that distinguishes between democracies and totalitarian systems. It is the right of any fed-up citizen to bug out for good and au any tune he duesnt like the way the country is going or thinks he can find a better life somewhere ,_ i ---- IcroyC.Maclavish tEd. Note — I sonder if OU would object as "strongly" had )our life been threatened, as there somewhere and praying for our photographer's? Or, someone's eye, someone who the lift- of one of the arresting will never use their eyes again, officers'.' thaw do you report The next of kin can help. Will nm'thing "nicely" when Ills you do this? repulsive by Its very nature? J. W. Harkey Thank> ou for your comments.) persons out today, waiting . 4 'h" 'Stinking Bums' 'a "Wax Eloquent - In a recent book on Vietnam war resisters who have fled to Canada. a number of the deserters or draft evad. ers remarked upon the ridiculous ease with which they crussed the border—as if this were one more proof of s:upidity in Washington II did not dawn on them that the very simplicity of foreign travel for Americans, particularly travel to our nearest neighbors Canada and Mexico. undercut much of their allegations about U S. "imperialism To be sure, dictatorships have often found it useful to rid themselves of dissidents or those they considered undesirable, but it has always been for a price. We have only to look to Cuba for a modern model. There, until the Castro government found it convenient to stop further emigration, those who' wished to leave had to place themselves on the list of "gusanos. or worms, arid ui a political and social limbo After mans' long months, those fortunate enough to be permitted' aboard the one daily plane to Miami could take wi th them little more than the clothes on their barks All their property and wealth had been confiscated the iuvernment to.. , For Career Training For All Students , seaboard "but right now ttuit possibility isn't a strong one," - any cmrni'rcial signs. We would appreciate hearing besides help from (tie flying of action taken. Thank you very hurricane hunters, storm much for your consideration. trackers getting were betty C. F)amm assistance front ships, land - ottom less [ Fined In Lewdness B TITUSVII.LE, Fla. (AP) A (lIly. Editor . Herald: housewife accused of dancing County deputies said hl much longer are we the bottomless pleaded guilty threeItrevard male customers in [loot's Editor, Herald: 'kc(rit law abiding citizens of Wednesday and was fined $l 'I'uierni touched Mrs. Gottwald Every so often concern arises Florida and the other 49 states For the "lewd and lascivious" (luring (he dance. Two men arover the matter of stores of the union going to have to Put show. rested with her entered guilty remaining open on Sundays. lip with the stinking antiThe 28-year-old nnother of pleas and were lined $50 each, People wax eloquent about American bunts? For example, two, wife of the Leesburg police while the third titan charged In protecting the Lord's I)a' and in Miammis, who don't know what information officer, e incident was not present at was th bb RLJUII " ""• exactly in purgatory they are (lancing to Juke box music the hearing Wednesday. Recently I've noticed cvithifl protesting, who throw rocks arrested in a bar bywhen two stores again open on Sunday, ;inil bottles at cars, puncture deputies posing as customers. it A. C. Gottwald, 36, reand no doubt voices will soon be tires with ice picks, burn Roberta Gottwald, calling signed from (tie Leesburg heard denouncing the practice. ,\nIIt'rican flags, Flap their gums herself a part-time professional police department Aug. 3 after when this happens much is said about something they don't ,ancer, originally pleaded not the incident came to light enabout the people who are know the First thing about, wave guilty and asked for a jury trial, ding his nine-year career on the selIin, but little is said about around coimiiiiunist North but changed tier mind Wednes- force. the 1x'oph' who are buying! Via'tnaun and Viet Cong flags, Which ituakes me wonder if the iunn the' United States and qua rrel is really over iii:in)' acts of treason, protecting the Sabbath or asault arid assault and battery, .,, . "i' uUiii otecting (1W businesses arson, It'ion tes anti many outer o er open do not wish to remain acts of crime' seven days a week, which of lIow iiiut- ti longer, before the course, is their right. jwlges of our great America get So far Sabbath observance I off their ts.'hinds 1111(1 start concerned, however, I notice dishing out the prox'r mnedit'ine that God is far more particular for those hell raisers? than nniost people realize. Hack Ik'porumtton and stiff prison in the' uays when the Isrealites sentencing would mnore than fill were wan dering in the tt Prest'ription.. wilmlt'rness and rely in g on God III, being 29 years of age, for manna supplied each day to were to do the siummie by feed ttieimi, there was not ,ii>'selfi I could ex pect no less On All Personal Accounts gathering of manna on the than five years at Raiford. So what's so special about Sabbath. God didn't !end any - I ;0 ._. ,,.. •. 4 reasons ri ce) i (in cludngp other - lIds ourier to Ick Fo -- pr th 1111111 FREE —. S over other Im orts p CHECKING Plus inanna on that day. People were suppoe'I to gather tw i - e as miiuth titanium and do all their baking and seettiing or whatever on the ..'. cu-op sales accounted fur about 12 per cent of the market. According to one co-op union officiaL most memls cone ------ - preparation day. And anyone' who disobeyed died. It was that innple and that important to Gaxi. flu(. And I b*'hievt' about 190 million ittii'i Americans are, tot) Ii> PPd1Hti01i 11 those kooks in Miami or ('hic:igo' Most of them are over 18 ansI know exactly what they are iloing. So let ttwnii know exactly what the lull brunt of tile bmw Is! lam sick and tired and feel U with them. l.ong or short hair. — Self-Service Co-Op Food Markets Today the co-ops are run by and saves front 20 to 50 per cent trade unions, farmers, in the bargain. Co-op societies got their start fishermen and even housewife in Tokyo in 197, growing up groups. Tie are more than with Japan's labor movement. 600 co-epa now In uperatiosi. And to this day, hwy get most of Besides food price cuts, the cotheir political support train the op system offers discount left, in the last decade, prices on Insurance, medical clinic care, even appliances. An however, rising prices ttruughoot Japan have caused estimated 80 per cent of the cothe cop concept to blossom, in ops are retail outlets. As yet, the co-ops have barely spite of strict government restiuctiuns on financing and put a dent in retail market revenues, in 1971, for instance, exnansion. MIAMI l Al' I —'l'ropit'uu I gathering Stir in I law ii, Off W. E I'iiris, who was a city 'omiitiiissloiw'r, sa id: ''I WH t,tuiii at the time uin'I I still IIUI that they sit it over on us like they did.'' I C. (lenu'mtt was mayor of '-BF'l•cN this I,-II--' • i \ , town wliti will tuirdly ever strength as she churno- d back pictures fit tile earth from on ilf of that organization. Frane(mir resident of itriff Ph,tni through (he Atlantic 5011ff' 500 its t'zsntiiup point in annr iwrrv speak to their neighbors to-cause of this," Clement said i,iilt's cost of Florida, was 2h t,iimiutes. WbPItevCr emotions are t'spects'(I to becomeatturrictine ''After analyzing (tie reports tixiny, the National Hurricane . the concensus of opinion here stirred by the memories, a Center here said. is that a high pressure systenni Florida Power sign outside the ind on Sat. Open Mon thri, Fri a a m S in p m street substation At fl a. ni. El)T l)awn's official to (tie east-southeast of Dawn miiain ms ''Partners in location was latitude 30.5 north, will push it toward the procla ilois DIAL n2- IS4 25fl PARK longitude 72.0 west or about 450 northeast for the next 12 I'rogress- since 1897." aiiilcc wct co,1t'1ict of Ilersitti. hntir'i Frank ci,hl - __._ __-.---c---- - --j!' utti, Forecasters said. l)awn, like all tropical weathWeathermen estimated Dawn er phenomena, wits being and th,' Sabbath that was so Editor, Herald: Jackson. was 500 miles east of steered by the normal environBig Tree Sign I ha ve been In Lakeview important was Saturday, the viik', Fla., and moving north- mental pressure systems which Nursing Center, 919 East seventh day! Ask any Jew. east at about 15 to 20 miles an surround her. Editor, Ilerahl: Ail this comes to tind right Second Street for a year now. The season's fourth tropical 1. board of County ('(tIll- hour vltli top winds of ) m.p It. niiiw l't'aust' for tilt, past k And have learned to walk again reconnnlssan('e military storm evolv ed from a tropical A mliissialnt'rs vt'k.s it'ir church titis been with a walker. I plane reported that gales ex- wave which appeared last studying Sabbath observance, Greg Drummond. Chairman tendeti 100 mItes from Dawn's 'l'uesd.ay some 30 miles off the dea th s We have man)' here at "lt'' Seminole County Court hI(itist L,akeview of elderly people. md the manna situation is ccnter and (butt the storm had south Florida coast between Sanlorti, Fla. And think what all these eyes part of our lesson for this formed a small eye which Miami and Bimini in the t'tt',u1, would mean to SHEIlA, if they coming Saturday. It's the "rapiti miiight cause fl.ahamas. IIIL' Garden ('lob cii Sanford, could be obtained in some way. Seventh-day Adventist church strengthening." Neither of the Atlantic sea. Inc., as to )ti For as of now they are going to tin Ihigltay 4311 in Forest City. son's second and third tropical which I storms—Betty or Carrie— i.l....,.. êt.... i,,,i,, i.,, .,•,, ak.. ,,,,. cont'i..'rned about the bcuuity of sprang to life in the warm At. Illilt' Liii IllitI (liv lu'L) very bad. YIZIdL U UIV3&iIN UIVY niusliroomed to the hurricane especially lantic waters Wednesday, w would be to the population of Sabbath and what it means is (lilt' environment strength of 75 m.p.h. but rather Seminole well to the northwest of BerniuNT SU elcoine to come. We meet at ill Sanford and Florida. drifted to a quiet disintegration County. We wish to call your at- dii and (tie island was expected saturday morning. Why not have some one to 9:30 every in the chilly North Atlantic, George K. Janssen tention to the unattractive sign 'to experience only friage ciwrite an article for the Sanford Agnes, however, sprouted on hhghw' 17.72 designating fects of the storm." Herald' It should be written to into a killer last June and zwcpt Dawn coulul be the necond the Dig Tree Park. We (eel that the elderly folks of Lakeview Objects the Florida ashore in it would be to the advantage of hurricane of the 1972 season, and to their next of km. In hopes an East Panhandle to begin the county to have a more inForecaster Neil Frank said we could get the next of kin left scores Coast rampage that viting sign. We would suggest a Dawn was expect ed to contjnue interested In the eye transfer, Editor, herald: dead and caused millions of stained t"ood marker similar to to travel away from the U.!). Th ink what it would mean to Ttii,sieh these "kooks" are --dnI1nr in ilnmnue from fl n iw i'o-. u' nunnianu during Lie next those usco it'r the many blind persons out obviously "telling it like it 15. weeks after its birth In Three believe this type marker would hours. there somewhere waiting for or at least as they see It, I must be the Caribbean Just south of PAID POL ADV. BY DAN PELHAM more in keeping with this lie said there was a DEMOCRAT someone's eyes? What would strongly object to the obscene stately broke up In Cuba, Agnes also old tree. possibility the storm could loop the North Atlantic. you give for one eye if you were :est'ires portrayed on the front would back onto a southeasterly we addition, In blind, couldn't see the sunrise, of your Aug. 18 edition, strongly recommend a (listimset course—toward the Eastern the pretty flowers, and your Very truly yours, separation of this marker and! ' In the main, with some notable are fearful of what the regime will co to their careers and their families. Because of these factors, the protests have thus for made little headway despite the occasional publicity given the underground writings of the protest. ers. the infrequent public trials and open protests The government also is faced with a dilemma. It has not been willing to return to the massive purges of Stalin's day. when more than a mullion party mem bers were arrested, with fewer than 50.000 ever coming out of prison alive. according to Academician Andrei Sakhariv. There is a feeling among some American students of the Soviet intellectual underground that so long as the Forming PROMOTIONAL FILM sho%ving the attractions of (lie Sanford area, )WS North'', "Ri v er made by the Greater Sanford Chamber of , ~, - - Power.- ports that these crackdowns may be increasing the num tier of dissidents . There is no evidence the regime is in trouble. The opposition is largely composed of intellectuals, emotionally strongly against police oppression of ideas, but hopeiesslv divided on what should be done. The Shopping Basket Kyud.-Copte' News berslcr 'mKYO -When Mrs. Takato Ouhima goes shopping, she bypmm the local vegetable, fruit and meat markets. Instead she )rath for one of the many self..ervlce co-op food markets that are springing up all over Japan. She is a member of Japan's C4nswner Co-operative Union. Mn;. Oshima fills her shopping curt to the ks-un with foodstuffs of even' variety - ___ - - bear Lake Forest City A'ir.RalCp a:ti V9s . a !W Means 9-11 Freedom to Leave ? — '' — For Countywide Reading Program . . - the confiscation of forbidden manuscripts and the backyard strong-arming of the educated. There are also re By DON L '- - - , • In — - , -. 11 -'-----5- . -, - Freedom come in 511 figures. .a nasty he i convinced that a man's attitude toward his job is a key factor in his success. '1'lw biggest problem I had working as a young man," he said, "was that I always felt there was a wits to th things better—and always met with a management reluctance to let me try it. I , O By Kfl4 J. RABBL"I Cupk', News Service or Herald Area Correspondents . Green To Oppose Research Funds All Other Mail U S Postal Rg i&.n pr.oidc that all mall SubScriPtiOrfl t* paid in adiarue Empred as cecond class matter Dctg*i- 77, 191C) , ,he Pi CXtice at Sanford, Florida 377 71 No part t any material. news '- _ _-,_, I -. -' twiny, information director Wil. thief legal officer, said they are This central F lorida hum (. Johnson, saUl the firni nc('ef)teli us genuine, sub}et't to authentication. town In the booming Walt iiis only doing its t'lvk' (hOly by I)isney World area L reliving explaining its position flfl 8 I'°Urandimort' said he th'cn't old rnlilk'nt battle and pni'd new .'tmrtrr giving Win- set' . 'ty legal vioiatinn tirwi Muissir George hardy says ''It's ti'r (nrden the right to start 0 frankly, I find it ililficult to something like refighting 11w municipal rle('tri(' systemii. find a moral violation f'erhp ('lvii Wcr.'' I wis said they came to him it wits isrnr strategy.'' Slate Sen. Ga'rold l#wis of Irmn st anonyinint source but The flCW city (hatter wn n Miumini, enitipiiigning for a seal ''rhiitioriito details, letter)wuuts, proved by a narrow margin, but on the Public Service Corn. signatures aral the Sequence of after a turnover of elected oftiiissinn, opened the old wounds events ties in with other things Winter Garden fii'm Is, iith release of the ''Florida :iisl tends to confirm their noc tricity to get ele continued Power ;i'r.'' lie said they Ihentirity.'' Corp from Florida Power show an uttetiipt by Florida ()tlwr conipany officials suit 'We decided you Just couldn't i'iiser Corp. In take over tb' tti.' tlocuinenls seciti to be ones heat them," nid Franklin (a p. town f Winter Garden l)flCk in taken front the fiit'. more than a piemiin, former ('tulirrnan of di'cut'le ago by a dissatisfied I9fU. city Utilities ('a'imrimni.c..qion ,\ sj kesnuan for tI'e ('0111' employe. S. A. Brandimnore, the --__ --- 'There's too touch power in the t ftl' i ~r_l VC ' ' ._ One Mans Opinion $1 SC) Month Sib O0tYear 6 Months $10 IS 1 mos 170 ) , Education Notebook Same As Home DeIiver, in Florida By Mail - If / / ~ ___ _ Phptoçrapher SUBSCRIPT ION RATES 35c Wet* $cDC(Mnntftt. I Thought control is on the increase. More instances are reported in which prominent men are arrested in secret, tried an secret and silently shipped off to a prison camo or insane asylum—all this accomplished in days before friends and larnilies can- mobilize protest-s. There are more reports of KGB raids on intellectuals. else. )om SUM __ J V I N'I'Efl GARDE,N . Fin. .. --~ 10 7' 4Y . 41 hithueristhtatutucte STEvENS Fremar RL. WILLIAMS Society Editor f — "Attitude is aD-LmWW1 In ROY GREEN Adertisin9 Manager S'TAIFORD DERBY Editor at Edslo'al PIQt ,I ,~,, \" "M 4iJ \ .1, '! o A ~ 1p Frank proved to be a genius lb /~, T11 t J $32 a week. XbrOianfirbfrra ' , I - l'I If i I I /) Jj ' . ' .) 1 Pa~T10M5 RM '.'" - 1 FRENCH AVE . Relived, Refoughf the V_1; .S R. is to hold its own in world competition. A recent spate of studies by American scholars sug. vests the intellectuals by and large are ignorant of what is actually happening in the Soviet Union and how the government aperates They are likewise ignorant of how other governmental systems such as democracy A p B' RAY CROMLEY \VAS)IINCTON NEA' past Bits and pis of infoimation out of Russia these months suggest dissent is growing. The evidence is that Soviet security police have the dis Moscow's increasinc ser4ters wcU under control. But combined with the security thought c"wi'rn with internal be termed national chauvinistic must grnsth of what groups leagued with the KGB and the Russian army must ineutably stand in the way of a realistic rapprochemc'nt with the United States. The data at hand suggests there will be only those deals in arms, science and economics necessari' for survival of the Soviet establishment and essential it r,/i 1 horcdri ,', Old Political Battle (a ' - 322 lit I the Y way, the 1(11 ,i SATURDAY DRIVE-IN I slandaid pot. So au BANKING - prI 0 S ni-jot hub caps i'lud saps at tsi • dual sun viso(S • tiusi aimr.,ss • lull hoot mill backed by fl$uIji3Ofl • handy slot age cocci b.rtoil latched seat tack - ,S('V PiAta.MAI. eaa, B MAITLAN 644700Q .J!$ - •,•_ ...'em Il• a-I . / - . o.'i s ,.e: ul 'tit i',j 3110 cao.ae_i•i,I Ja ,j lc't Poole and payloads. kO AJ L.iut'sl't ba't PisaiiIm than aisai "PtflhI- Hisy tram. Bag ccii jiings ,p io.wt toeg 6-ed l4i_s)'p.i..'it.J FORD'S COURIER 50110 t)Iili 734.8811 a a. 'sa. e' T'a ,. At selected Ford Dealers. p*I5lfltj '',,antaClu(aI'I s.,amied 1614d psci O.etinhlJn chug., desist PtIpEIatufl chaig.. it any, saie and local tails hits CELANU Still •A* and wide loadspace hy pap up to $150 1110t•--s1J still not gel All mat C,r -s' 'i*$ )O.I' Uclose wow bu', a", 'T'piftSti i' it)d nit) CouPeS , LIOUf Courier is the import with the hefty build Courier is the impoit with the low $2222* price Courier is th e import You gil the silts smooth ness of a long 104-inch *hselbase-and a sal cab in *hsch to enjoy the tide Foam-padded seal is deep and comfottabie Handsomely taiIOtQd ,; t.cai:.o; I.1 ,iiiuI ui las i,,i COUNTY COMMISSION Fail Ii b,i (rur.je VIdltrs i, (eji't y (111111j.jft Iseesute; Iii •v - S1AUAIW (QUIPMINT ON lORD'S COURILA tij?iI P.r, itt ti',i IUIYlel ('jul ?tt-h tJJIl . 0,ll with the long wheelbase to smooth the ride IiiII'II 't,'iiIilIliIl' IIIPUIIL ICAN fl l5OO-c uas'hsad- cam engr's and the •as iii? 4 spI,0 Hanem 55100 OFF t)I., I H IC T '3 .iI some impOlti-Of open I ItaI*tilI They a all included in Coutef's 10* TOM ft-un Japan's middle class. One of the primary alms the co-op union Is consumer education. Members of the various cop VVUP6 meet once a month to discuss policies and to evglwete peuducla. If there is a prodact that they feel is Untale or overpriced., they try to conct the situation. dID f,'d Feautem Wayr,cCrumptim was A Courier is the import with the long list of standard equipment S �6A—The Sanford Herald 6ç F L L • 7 -. lei )' IT7 Ru m . ________ . o Mat 1)uLlhIe 1O'L. B ic u ! b le v j,. ______ _____ Boy Mr. an - t.ae, arc iro .. -- ------- Gli I 'a .iirP Diiiiiei' Eiilei tams — The bride-elect. granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M. Sanfrd. and presently employed at tAe Brothers umbing. was born in Los Angeles. Calif., and will graduate n from Seminole High School in June. 1973. - — (1 • '1 l ' - 1' .1 mint grt-#,n with malrbing lace 'Weddiwy Party .,. The 'edthng will be an event of r"ec IS at . i I . ''• 3.- right) with her mother, Mrs. Robert Thomas at a Bob Cook. r'ent shower in her honor. are standinaz from left De Hoiiol ed ito ou the trim and daisy corsage, a gift from her fiance. Her mother, -__ •• •-- -. ' -, . • , F. ' -. , hostess, Mrs. Cook, wore a bumble bee print of red tnd lace. white with pearl s rsed with apricot.ttnted baby's breath. Family pews • . : .. - .' refreshment table overlaid with a lace cloth. The (7 - f . •'c' '' . .. '.' '. . ' . -' . - ' Miller, %Irs. Iouise [)'Abates, MUg Day, IA-Slie Hell. 1110111iS components in this one :; , a basket arrangementof - - .r RDIS - -. cift - - "-. -- - - . r,• okkred ,' . Miss, Sonda Brown is captured %%ith her beautifull%. - embossed birthday cake at a celebration in her honor at the Sanf~rd home of her grandmother. ne Mrs. Lo%-edv Brown, • ' 7c-Tr three years old on Sept. Great 'I7%1 5 # ' t .0 .PV111IV5 for this years great ' "Layered Look" banve Arts !'Z Sdnford Business & the proceeds from the contest professional Women's Club is wLu Lae donated to Semirtole Polyester Double Knit and Regular ad& the smart touch to this stunning dress from our Nardis collection. Custom \ tailored of 100 per cent Dacion polyester Skirts an Junior & Misses Sizes double knit in %,inter many summer White with Black: 6 to 16 clearance items &W Mor yl Buy I 200 N. PARK AVE. SANFORD,FLA. Dwn y a qualified judges. Valuable prizes will be awarded Now I " 422-M1 kt'vt' uk PO of swing pleated doubleknit polyesterplus-silk plaid. Very together in burgundywhite, or chestnut-white. -• - . I "_ : .luuII___ The d I sleeve I tag fashions lisbidlor widearal based upon careful c hoic e of materials arid, now and then, modification in 1 I I - ' The deep " - ' 4-•_' ' . . - -. •: dolman. c classi -s I ' the 1 — -' ,t . ",, - '.. . ' - ' a . - - ,, IN'INTER PARK, FLORIDA 32790 TREMENDOUS SAVINGS S • wu A Prize for each year we've been here I piUS a 'f+ spec al gift ' - 'I 'IM • register . Cu y * FREE' ' , & "CIII , 4.4 - , 0 SANFORD FLOWER SHOP r, merc , ii 150 As,e P2IZf • 3rd PRIZE A 4,' "many - keystone $IL 9.00 fin/slur Ut'e'piimmn nfl No Purchase is Required lit PRIZE ' •r i - _____________________________ _____ WIDE C)'t.g,.- of the ernoSsnservLng uses cf the full do4nan will be in sweaters of smooth knit capable of falling into soft folds. ost sweaters ar short pullovers with the armholes opening almost as low as ribbed waistbands -____ Sale Now thru Sept. 30th ti," 1 - ' A Lamp , b R ECL IN ER ROCKER - . , r —i-0 I - INIRS. BE'RNICE ZITTROWER, right, celebrated her 79th birthday at Scininok' Lodge, where she has lived for several months. Members of the Ethel the Adult Sunday bi rthday recept on enterta ned Congregat onal Chr st i an . i i : i i THE in her honor, Sept. 1. She is shown with Mrs. Laura Ludeeke, left, at the refreshment table, wearing a yellow and white rose corsage, a gift -i 0q0 PR from the church women. Orange punch and cake were served to thosv who called and the other residents and friends sang "Happy Birthday" to her. Cecelia I"arnwr Photo) ChT iqC PU MP i;c1 this plush and polished tiuetto, In l ' - " • -' soft suede with a 'd'n the mark gift with any Living Room Suite $'ir • ft • th any . - ng Room Su te i $ 50 gin with any Sofa .-• IV gift with any occasional Chair '(Vt. L iOU Y ou" iuOfl and a special I 4 . - 0 Ronnel's now thru Sept. 30th, fl'\ Suede I N GS FABULOUS VALUES STOREWIDE ONCE.AYEARSAVI 411 // a' ivy S g -- REGISTER NOWI -. Beiqe& Grey Zoles bridal diamonds ore unique. So is their guarantee. Begins .' [ganco regn supreme in 0 en, gold I saw PLUS THESE F IN E GIFTS 01, 1~w forvin no shoo c ,'. e d Annitversary Thw (-4 ' - Detivw" - ..n.eo& ________ -,-:-. ,9; ' Mww ra,.r, Mrs I K Rearent Potted Plant' \ •!,, •• ((~/~*,M,10q_ preside and vi.4itinv r):vightpri art, welcorne - " Uvely in keeping with daytime Jersies and lightetght knits - - dtrm rww - Iine,Lsatits-stin-soft je rsIes, silks and gentle knits. - Jaz z E. Rosmillat, Co-hOSteSSes will he Miss Irene lftisn and MrC I. PrwaU presided at the punch bowl and draped from deep armhole c-ut reaching almc.st to the waist- ... Sept 11th meet on Friday, Sept 4, at 2 '01 rake was decorated with yellow daisies and it was cut arid serveti by Mrs. Jotsa ll DanieLs. Mrs. Annette Sanderson Gratefully an hannczi with the drape or flow of evening jersey, silk and chiffon gowns, " p fliArro1ifOr POCtAnqUiAr tAblo% )0" 1 A?" If W table overlaid with - • Sharp tutor Fall Term Ballet Tap \Vr,irrI • the brink s thosen colors of I' ur Fall , \tl \tuid ",- ttuiipt)rIr% a! ls tv't m. m's , Diroctors Miriam R ye & Valerie Weld 323-19DO 322-9272 25W S. E lm Ave. Sanford UNBELIEVABLE VALUES nominaladniivaonprice I — -_- _--- --_ -- , Notice 0000 11 hdia"VoIlds 14 " 4 -- ' R AI -- ,,,Jsank,ndsUP,a1415t'IJ - $999, - 4~ ' WIDE SELECTION IMMEDIATE DELIVERY CASH OR CREDIT TOP QUALITY - tile Stride. PLUS MANY PRIZES Re L. Harvey Plumbing 204 S. Sanford Ave. will be - I Maltta3. P IS .P.M4- 7IIS cannon masAc at Mum Mar, ________ 11,11 , —- Closed For Va"ifion i j /AltSPIAMON0110APANIII 1-10619,-wt. ly Mo W&HIS440 "t I'll" jt4mmul to Ihe for-to in I# Xt hi iCPfd$'tg,I'/-" - IBANKAMERICARU Sept. 8th thru Sept. 23 G, &91 S+ Orton" Ave 201 E. 1511. ST. SANFORD _ eeks 9"/6 W CANNON E MUSIC Co. B.E.Purcell Company ORLANDO Oct. 2 For Information call . - Lesions For B.ginnlngChlldrin DO%'%'TOWN Entries must be received by Nor& Gordon. 323-2631, or Pat Moran. 3134450. Ilie contest wW be held Oct, In addition to Uttle M' ss 21. at 9 p.m.. at Seminole High BPW a first runner-up and School aduitanum. There is Less 124 W. 01URCH ST. ' .- 1 k /jit. f ('1 Harold a silver bitt' r!oth was centered with an arrangement of yellow and white diiiniei, carrying out wiflreign for a)-earPortionsot .- &Save esther s urnx mm BPW. AU little girls ages three four and five. are eligible to Each contestant will b judged on beacty and per. sonahty and 11ttle Miss BPW , U 'IL T -' necklined top of in. Dacron sturdy construction, careful craftsmanship happily bridge the generation gap. 1' Is Lookill", FOr Entrants Ile dolman sleeves ' !_dl3;Iw .. 131111" Contest Ar - anti a yellow rose JA The latest fashions in blouses, wide, wide leg paints, skirts and sleeveless knit sNeaters V II. • 1(1( 11 11 11 if The three-tiered wedding T , )' " roses. apricot highlighted with ruffles boa'- flowers. Mass Kathy I.ych registered derirag the hemline and V. the guests an the bride's book corsage Her Miss shaped neckline. Bridesmaids were yellow — Joan was a white orchid wi th Mu. Cec'elia Neroda, \1,Kerman. Miss Marcia ribbon. I )almaii ' C piece dress divided only by color and texture contrast. Clever, yes? It - s crepe-knit collar and bib are"inset in the ribbed U- cun showered with tiny satin streamer-s. j / fir—,i arid corsage of yellow i arruttions, Following the CeremOnY, ption was held in Fellowship Hall of the Church ii.'iPRESLEY iu;itcii .iu. 4 -- h - o hose it ecral color drem anti -10010100"""_"W7-M , ME AND MY I)OLLY — Pretty little 4I ' •/ ' Sallie flarri.4on Chapter National Wiety, Daijqhteri 4 r .age The groom's mother - ius. • - -,, ..P•• .es __________ . - carried out the bride's c-horn colors of green and e1low In 'plCt decorations. The -. ____________________________________________________ and Mar) land Murray would Like all parents to attend and tiacet their • - - Patty yAhates and Sam D'AbaWs. no layers at all. Act Ill devises the look of F. Murray. principal of AlUtmonte FIvinentary School. AlLinionle Sprinizs will host an open house from 9:30 a.m. to Friday at the School. - - Iso \Ii. and Mrs. Thomas Ryals, Mr. and Mrs. Di Kathy Staley, Martha Courier, John Courier Mrs. John Courier Jr., Audra Courier, Kimberly Belstel, wedding from Florida, New York, New Jersey, Califomia Pormri Is In uited open Ilouw the brides mother wore llwist4 "I-1, EFF0RILESS LAYERING.., done with mAn hite lace dress with long "hile ro%e corsage, Grandmother. Mrs Room huld's teachers. assignments for students will tie posted on classroom doors If treath an child's name as mtsang Given in marriage b her however, Murray would like f a ther, the gown ws an original fcrm.al parents to check iiIh Alfred kngei and registration personnel an the b desed MRS HENRI DANIEL B1.L\ school office . str led b' Edythe V1n'ent. grandmother, wore a white Kindergarten classes are in Fashioned along the A-line Mi.s.s Theresa Buzy, sIsters cit silhouette of Imported organza the bridegroom, and Miss satin shift embroidered with Building 800. first grade nd Cbantilly lace. the gown Suzanne Mengani, sister of the glitter. Nim Carmela.Mengani, classes. Building 300. swecond featured asatA'thanecklirleand bride. Their gowns and also the bride's grandmother, grade classes Building 400, Ph 3229180 wasattlreøina bluetioralprmt Gibson girl slee'.cs. The flowers 'ere identical to the th ird aradc classes Building satin dress. Mrs. Vito Gigantl, 600, fourth grade classes 2640 Hiawatha graceful skirt terminated in a honor attendant's Sanford th e building sO0 and fifth radc of e grandmother Michael Hricak served th sun chapel s'aseep Her chapel ore a bhu.'e Ushers bridegroom bu ilding 700 ________________________ length manufla of imported Wk bridegroon as best man -. — metallic coat and dress enLawrence Witt. Edward were i n illusion was bordered sembie Enhancing the grand tact Gentile Kean Heer j j reembir Men' mothers costumes were white and she carried a formal Lyons Jr, and Edward was orchid corsages tied with -i cascade nf n'trnaflnn and uni The groomsman 3 si ribbcns to match. James Heaning and Daniel I following the Immediately Miss Karen Lynn Mengaru Buzy was ring bearer. _____________ attended her sister as maid of For her daughter s wedding, ceremon), the bride's Parents entertained at a recep ti on at y + honor. She was gowned an a Mrs. Mengaru chose a floortion of apricot length gown of beige lace Edison Country Club. Edison, floor-length J. c-hilton. Empire styled, with an enhanced with gold and amber lbride's ta ble embroidered band encirclmg trim around the sleeves and V. overlaid with white ace, A the hig -ri' se waistline arid the neckline. Complementing her Cor. bordered in satin, over apricot. ll sleeves. cuffed in ruffles. 90Wn wJs A wtute 0fc1ud + Centenngthe thbtewas asilver Herheadpiecewasaflapflcot sage, tied with gold ribtxm. Mrs. Buzy, mother of the candelabrum arranged with pictw'e hat and she carried a Sharp co!or combos, flared heel, neat lie ... with-it LAjuquet of pink roses, apneot bndegroom, selected a flow. flowers arid fern. Each table chiffon, contained an assortment of yellow gown of length types say: "This one, please!" Extension sole, mums and baby's breath, were identified with white satin bois and spns'.s of baby's .' ACT Ill Glassboro State College. A host of guests attended the I •.• •.. Accenting the altar were large arrangements of white carna tions and roses inter- _\ - 0i . . ' Guest %peaker will re Hon f:(,-A1-r girl and hsr v.(#,.vn and Dominick Salfi, Judge of the f 1;,,x e r It were miniature ro,lilicai of the honor attendant. Clrniit CrAirt. •••77••J••• Also Mr . and Mrs Jim (ourler, Mr and Mrs Ctumrk s x) best lintel. both of ()vtNki 11th" Mlc Julie Hattie was _________ _TA - Giordano thstributed the the are both students at - -iccompanied soloist. Miss Mrs. Robert Thomas, was attired in navy blue with matching accessories and - -. Attending were Rev. A. Bradford Dinsmore and Mrs. flfl.'liiOfl' Mrs hugh Wallace. Mrs Richard Adkks Sr., Mr. andNIrs,.NIarritt Stalev and Mr. and Mr.-%. Fred Alford. Rermuda,thenewlywed.sareat - —-- hr,ttrr of the bride, and Alan at her how. 910 Palmettil Avol home in Glassboro. N.J., where Iselin, N. . Gene Brokes. organist. presented a recita o approxaate nuptial selections and - I)ayid Austin was ' cit I I sh ed I ric net and contrasting ribbons. For traveling. the bride wore a Navy blue suit with harnonizing accessories and a %hite orchid corsage Following a wedding trip to V- Iifl Pam greeted her guests wearingawtute dress with red - Raymond ' Mengani -'ooth D. for miscellaneous bridal greener an"C Winter P ar k e r ve d Guests were s shower, Aug. 29, hononng Miss rnoaxT of the honor guest.. N a. an d •rs. \ . daughter of r. sherbet puccfl, nuts., rainbow Pam's grandmother. Mrs. Pam Thomas, whose wedding to Michael Rudd wiU be an minU and cake. 77he eske was Maude Tbomas. Mrs. Corbett of Mr. and Mrs JerT)* Farells, adcirned vnth wedding bells. a Rudd and Mrs. C'ecil She~. d. cupid and the anscnptiom Best both grandmothers of the a co Grace Methodist Church The bridegroom's parents are groom. Wishes Pam ard Mike Sanford. Nir and Mrs, Herth BM of , - , J, N ei Guests gl_1P .. . • . t .ini ushers were John Stoudt, p m.. for Mrs litiotif. Assorted cold cuts, hain. cheeses, mmr(t4l congealcd salads. Istato salad, macaroni salad. sweet and sour uiienl united in Holy MaUvr#ony. Aug :-, ,t at SL Joseph's High sctml Chapel. Metuchen. N. Father Frank Izetta was Officiating ck-M-man at the 2 p m.. double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter r,f shol ations. daisies and Now \ .. -• ,..L iurnetfrOrlando Their yellow The table was arriing.d in a buffet style using a bridal i i i LS e Meii traiii M al I ie~s H. D. Buzy Mass Denise Ann Meng irad Henn Daniel Bury were At Miscellaneous ,1' hml, -celia Farmer Photo is 10 Mrs S. . Omplol . (!S heing _j that of the honor attendant and Ihey (arried brAicitiets of white balls, assorted crackers, chips, dips, liii rolls, relish trsis, I'dke, cofft.t. and Ict'd Iva ~%ery Served grandmother of the future bruiegroom. hoste_,,s. Nirs. Corbett Rudd, \Irs. Cecil ShepMrs. Maude Thomas. Pam's grandmother. and pard grandrr5other, of the groom , - A rehearsal dinner honoring Miss Mary Anti Courier arid Mr. James Alford was held at the Oviedo honir of Mr. and Mrs. John Day (in lake l"Icki-tt with Mr. wid Mrs. Jame.s It. Alford, parenN of the bridegroom, serving as ro-liosts. . ( Thomas seat 11117 MA1IIIIIJX a! , ; .'.. - . SHARING PRE—NUPTIAL HAPPINESS with Bob Cook was hostess yellow 0AR Y, htriileqrnaitls werePhyllis li_Ill MIS6 lAURA LEE BIWWN ¶ Cotillei Alfo d I 4 Nancy fkwen kef,! the P,q'klø'i tok I'nt her gn$flg.mmway-timffIt. Mrs. fluirrh rho. an •rrraId green ,nqemt,J' and to. white or( hid corsage from her wekling hoimqu.t The rtsmple left fr,t' a wedding trip to the FlrorltlA Keys Arwi ;:.r tP,elral train and veil their n.wreidene wtllhemn wru' c4'qured to of (Menlo floth arp mpinyed at '"P hum' leaves will, seed pearl trim I$sn.y World a white rrr'hld Out of town guests cam. from on twr mother's white Bible Kutitnwn, F's, ant lorence, \licc Ann Cooke of Kutitown, Ala l'.i wc maid of honor, Sb. worn' am formal length gown of • / cpherd lutheran Oiwch i ' I rim . cl ' ___ - Plumbing. . __________ — tier ftance, grandson of Mr. anti Mrs. W. C. Rumbley and -, . - - .1 El g"n.ce F)r bin. ing Outdoors Or In Jr. J)• Burch Stoudt I3ride 0/ 41 -------------------------------- • m-suricing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their Humble) Jr.. son of John W. Rumb l e' Mr and Mrs (LIpI rc.qø, flurt'h, itmite 2, Oviedo, were stiiurv waxoffirliti,ig lnll:ir, prr'enti'd opproprit' 'f Vl'lI(rA And wtilt Irniuiq united in Holy Matrimony Aug. dergymnan at the il'nhfr ring tnmptinl c"lpttlonq and greenery mmml two 76, 1972 at 2 p.m. in First United reri'iiimiy. (liurrI, ilpvorntlr,q liit'htptled lnrg.' nndelata. ( rs in marriage by her Methodist (iiurt'h, Oviedo, t)rg:mnkt, Mrs .ln Autism two large basket sir rsurigeusentc f:iUser, the bride wore a formal The flaw. firadloni A fin. frngth gcswfl of white hue over catir,, ,ripire style, featuring 1 king k'.'vc'q and yellow ribbon I— ' ?it'lin*la KayStoutli, t1:ui:htcr of Mr. and Mrs. harry Kohn, Itoute 2, Oviedo, and 'lam Presley thirdi Jr., son Mr, anti Mrs. %Vflhinm P. if I , e. e 1i nda e il sondent are the edit orial Area t htetl / )/ /.•. e omcfl a news and photo coverage i parties clubs, Cit' k' made ztt least a WCCk In . RiLes Uiiitu Ri,i ,r 1iI RequctS for • - -. r,r;'T.) / . Tic' ,,irif (,rr$ aia I ee Thursday, Sept. 7, 1972 Reopen Monday Sept. 25 360 LONGWOOD PLAZA 11411. 1131-7!72 Five convealew ways to buy I oe E. FIRST ST. :1 108E.FIRS ST. PH. 321-'0204 SANFORD PLAZA 322-1000 DIAL322-3S24 J I Moa,Tues. Thurs,F,tU$ Wed & Nut 'U1S55Ly 1$ MasterLUrtte flar(j, WeetWillbouso iiim .r 1,orsusv. by Jeannette Kidder --- �Red 6A_ s Use Tan k s In Thur cri'i. C,nr,f Ir', ;1!tl I PIP ;iiifiii 1, I Drive OEMTnursday, Sept 7, 1972 BA—The Sanford Herald Commie Offensive Surges Anew . Super September at S111 e Y Penn ,Pcrf,rf. I flt tUEllIflI F.S19.t( %*us* lnts'il 1'iP S\ Ii ;t )N Al't , 1nnt ii I *41111111110 0 Wilts't lilt all ' lnI vi' lilitli $W%iflt II'tilt a tank -ts'al nacniilt nn i •%n sitsir tat til%%'Il 4181111 of liii' JI'' Sam Valley ittisi a capper ncniilI V ti'Iiiuiuii''"' Sutit It liii Si slivistatirnl ll4'flsl5IlIuIiti'i5 Iii thu.' titgi'sl lii 8 tl*'W Come / to Penneys this weekend! Big sales and specials for your home and everyone in it! . k ' SaIe2c Rig. 39,99. 1. .' . 15% off '•I highway 4, our famous diir rt'vf)r.t' riril c1ijhtt insulated I 4 p Sale 2999 Peg 36 9E . - R.g.3L9. •.4 rutt' :jpf!rBh(1 speoc u' tz 2. 1Y) RPM Pnrmartt' 329 ':iii :ii;. ••' pills fine luflIflP rpf1' hfflRr'( ' It's ior TV with iP (.ntures tiUtOV'flflt' ow sias It s as the first (tins' u'ns'uiiv --\ •IaZ r% I, - ) and matching y - -:r-. a" bedspreads. - *' S4, 1- ,,_, • -_ • - .5 ak-__& 'lb. ratitpst *as kist and r" gained by the gnvernmeni trraps, field r.prirtc cain, Nit there r're run r,tb.r 4etails Ia'q et.s igMean'.hile, I niled twn supply ,lets on the western edge nf Ilaiphnnt Wenln.vtay hut at least tw. planes wet'e 4nwn.1 over M#'wth Vietnam and two rnn'ss airmen are mis.qlng, the U ,S ( tsrnmand tanks that tw Svlet.tsiIlt II announced. The ornrnand sakl the lnwc raised to M the rn,rnher of t; ,i:; jets downed ruv.r the Norti' Since the Un,tl'l States r' curried fuil i-ia- ale ts'u'nhlng Apt' the number of Ai r and to trwn musing flanol s'lMrrus ,, ' r ri r r aptuir" Prisoners, Inspectors Altamonte Acts Differ On County Jail On New System - 'I 't " s_fs4. a ,-4 --.- against an r'dpnst a mile i' 11 nf nearby fAnding /ime Ralt --..............................-. ' draperies - N-1 0 R 7 041 - XT7 !I!F ' IflS. as nu an a pri-nuuIucl loser has icli (roni RcES MAY BF FOR lilt: flR litirralli% the ease. In hesils tip time, and at the Illinois Slate Fair time to a demonslritlinul sl Ic. Tom 1M%Je'% steed takes the least in an ostrich race. ltcinus . them hesided in kee;is broom the of the tine pnins of handling the big birds right direction. the insulated Chrom?LOC' 10' liii i' flflC' tIfl COn!!OIS • •,••. - 4tII1,I5tIThI(' speed iic. Sale At Ttu'n I 'hum' ilktiii't tuiuim, mntI 1.' unIts's we't of tlia' ittil north caitilli I ligluw ny I unit tO mmutlu'c south sit Quit Suit, hattIu' raged in his' strI'f'tM thisnughuasit • . 'Tique' added protection Which taiitiii'stc lIt.' slu'hI;i ittli Simiguuuu I 5N#'1 jrscfltftd i 4 _ - -- wrs' siw,tti'sl Wealitecilay ahiu,i' two untIes rsorthwt nf the town, qouirres report"ul F'ierse fighting was rel%I?t"fl earlier at the airstrip on the outskIrts cut lien I'),,Ioc, whitP, been uniter heavy pressure Chas ts-s'r.' uittarkiuig lien 114140 '11W ccsirtrq itaill heavy en° fruitmi the northwest oust the was hustling 'lien t'buot my firs' nuirtheutsi 'they csulul mortar trmui 11111 211, a r,lørfont pr uuiut ierolIlecs rifle firs' was iiasprgtor y 'ivnionkirug the town hittIng guva'i mnuent Ixuqitionc at nu',rthosict It was capfrom the liii' mu' of four rounds a (ill i,5flhVitnI5t forces tar s'iI by I tnt tints' Wu'(Irwsui4iy, 11is South Vis'tnnuuis'ce threw Que Son itself was reported liimnstts'uis of rs'inl,uruu'uimenl' t'lay although two small ulutet hits' till, imttla' for the town, IitIui(kS were buir boil Against whlrlm had been sis'1enaIel by our \Ia'knng I )u'lta unIv Ii) mlii's is'lui Snigain ituisi reports -Will 2 S'uiitli Vietnamnecs' soluiluqe ta'u killeul l ii ui,iiiateit In ihi' capper uttask, s'nrtteui usuil iu a cuuinli 'iu't ('until niusi Nut lb Vla't,uuiun s'qu' unit lit (lie Viuitu NhI luuicu' Sale! 91011th Vi.tnsnriee pnllinfla at the mouthnf the valley againat the riqtri't t(i'.n nt 'rhang flinh and the rtt'r'r hsittallnn (of ti,illtInniPn anti nne rc'githii luitniutry trntIallr,n HIwilit I ,(XWI uuiim in all flows'vc'r, field iri(sr ut,,intc cPl nnt sill the rrinfort e,,,er,ta hail been Able I" link up I nw i Iniul ri,vu'r II unitNi RIlis"l air support but Aurieriruin hiellusipter gunships sli'ctrnyed Innkq wte iiqpsl In 11w 40 ffl1rq cqsith ut %11110-11 Ic I Iii Nnnu l(a'llsr from III,- P11111111110#411 tiiwn were rnnfiiceil ansi t'onir'islls'tnry, hut at urn' point In 11w iifls'rnnnti unntsu't w ri c lust ts'twe.'ii the district hesiihluntters In 'lieu l'hum' anul the l it suvinse hrsulsIiInrIs'rc In 'Inuri l(s, 12 ,iuiipq nurthenet of the tiiwil 1 nriss'r In tb's' fIeld saul art .'neuiy five u'ct i,niits'sI insure thuui I (XX) lmttallunq supported by Isutik tr.wi; - Sale V 3999 -I t 764. Reg. 49.96. Eft'l sanciel ntis a iusi pickup system to keep Wore' Sale araB Ciftflfl '48- CO belt cirive thiV r(UUi't Sale 299 ini A Pep 339.9S sCrftflfl trnunaurer t uitomotir lint No • with IF açi:inaity 111ninp 1 AFTl,that helps siprui Pennc!nr. t' rnfluntH fir . I.- €.fI?Ilc; çjlvr!5 trIf.-t-Il?f. )IV II!I Two machines Your choice Sander or Polisher. 4999 Sale per cent Tiave reaao are ,-avr co'tor iacauard therrnEl tarr twick Penn - drarirlec - Prest to machine wash, tumble cir~ never iron Decorator COIO"- S( f'd J 1i \ i-i - Matching ?WIfl bedso't'i'C Rep. s.23. NOW ic, F- -----' - _ - - weal fran Mrs it *10 flih I host bun will, Ti 00 per cent ball bearing construction to 4500 rpm Sale Sale 29" Rep. ,4.9, Sale 2c.99 I Penn crafvar'abie speed sabre saw can This heavy duty saw Is double wa ' Deta i l ed By Kimbrough motor that delivers up '— Polyester 229 Rag. 2BP.PS ':iiiif c.;ir' v wit' I scrfier tMeat, clinç i Ff.flturL's flLJtJrnflhIr fine tuninp nnr "Cnromli-LDr friar 3k11r'.tru ti;tn' pic:tu r paved road. "This is based on coordination with the East Central Florida Planning the philosophy that developers, and not the public at large, Annexations of propert). Council, These greenbelt areas serve should twar the expense of this particularly in and around development." purposes, not the least of Longwood and .1tamontc many Kinthrough expressed a hope Springs, has been the subject of which is for recharge ground lihe City of Longwotxl will vcstigation Into the airfield kill, water and aquifer resources. that much discussior in Count) Commission chambers and Prudent planning is urn- require the developers of the ing of nine Israeli hostages on Bv ANN SLECZKOWSKI double knits .!' \ Insulated for added protection against Special elsewhere throughout the port a n t," K sin b r o u g it properties in question to pave Tuesday. continued, "and would require the dirt roads to the nearest Bavarian state police said the county the past several weeks per acre paved road one unit and not just a 15were suspected of being sicIn a letter to Mayor Kenneth no more than roads. any portion of eomIuJ)lices in the planning and Brown, of Longwood, Corn- development, 1 shock. Till base speeds up to 3500 SP", Sale. Rep. 49.99 cirLuift' by the city of Longwotc)d, ac- '8v, VII1I' w:!' Rep 419,95. PiabIt c:":' nna, cliaç I otters the ekttLi flVftflh(T1CC a! remote control vlum(' aric k's-fr ruinn,' siet'n entu'e iiit ni8ta Albert, owner of a land filling 0l)-inpic team and culminated rided to abandon further com- Umn one unit per acre, encir- ___----------------------- of Wael expressed approval of - -- ' -- _ DeMont Loses Go/d Review Set Friday Cash Tries For Cash B ut Girls' B tit ' bikini of Jack Fulenwider, state attorney Investigator. Sanford police charged William Cash, of 16 SemInole Gardens, with uttering a forged Boys corduroy leans Girls' body suits $6 brushed cglln hip-hugging "bikini slacks have 2 hip pockets. OLrtsandfng valuel boys cation corduroy jeans with flare legs Assorted coLrL Sizes I Ifi wide flare legs bi.,tton.frants Assorled stsC C1tJ109. szes r $4 / f 100 per cent polyester bcidysuits for çri in butlon, zip, or string-tie fronts. Machine wash. Assorted solid colors sizes s-mi Polyestercofl0fl in sizes s.rn.ixl = holder from Sams Rafael, ('aiiif., Stgt'r---tt'lIilliiuLiteS It's ''Sure he's got the medal. uuuhas been stripped of his gold macdat in the 400-meter tub." i'hc lO(' SinhioUfluTtI formally freestyle sivumnmulmig event, but Wednesday msight that the gold the L'XL'('UtlVt' tuaaairsl of the In. iiiedtil won by I )t'Muuit in thus' 41X1 ternutlonal (.ilyuispie t'oiiiiiiittt't' being vacated freestyle was agreed Thursday to take amitliof a drug— trat-es tx'cause of em huak at that' dei'Isioti imitate in his tests. l'lien Kjihrt'dlnt' the basis of ahmug violation. twit ticonti the 104.2 apparently The executive board diic%i5MI ti.' minitter iurO'F!y this thoughts, I )t'Mont mliioIled that ha' hi4si vmuornuutig amid then •,mimiiaurus_'iI it tJUl(I hold is muuei'ting Friday to tiihcii tablets containing Kithre . t, one count each, are A Sanford man was arrested car thef Michael Mayberry, 18, of by police and jailed Wednesday afternoon after lie tried to cash a check with a forged signature slackso 498 Ch e c ks In While 1w re f used to talk he By WILL sisisi on orders of Ken Tread. MUNICH Al> - lthk Mont, lbys'arold world record- n suy, the switmuuning tezilmu 1111111- - a lnnunt after he tried to cash a check for $0 at Florida Stew Bank. The check was taken from Fulenwider'? car, which was Longwood, arid Benjamin Giles, 17, of Sa nford. The pair was caught around midnight while parked near a closed convenience stOre on SR , - 436, Altamonte Springs. Patrolman Garver spotted Uw car and bet'axzme suspicious when he found a sack of change and several packages of cigaI'ettil in the youth's car - -. _____ later the two sedmuttesi parked at the Sanford herald, burglarizIng Glenn's Bar, also the h',auw of Ear' while Fuknwider was inside cmi SR 4311 and Strawder, 181 Hay Drive, the newspaper office. Cash is accused of forging Mtanionte, ljai - ''That with right.'' Rut this' s1~ikt'siiiumi (lieu gave - Fulelowider's name on tile re looking for. We know what you' 'CHARGE IT' at SANFORD PLAZA Penneys: Open 10 a.m. ti! 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday. SANFORD PLAZA 1'1Nr '''-r I'i'J In Sanford, tiurgiass P' Anyway. this tree In as Mae np1atnt, 0j, N.J. backyard took $2ILa in tub from Charged on two counts of patently sticking to (he "United, we breaking and .'nteririg with Cowan's !)epiurtflleflt Store, IsuiisI'' lluu'sur '1 frn -1 I r Uient to fii_i 1 l .. t. ' '. • VeiIite' lease delivered to nfl news SliUtt'CS, titU'itiutett the ut'titauu to 1)4.) 1 F Go 1 HER E WHERE ROM slightk Mtd(tIt School Ill Forest ('Itm pauses to give threctk'zt.- to t' U conlitst'd new sixth gra ders as school opened I its evond vesr ,'r Layer opera Hon. Left to t'ight, John Varney , tntniy Robinson Lt.' Attn and Rtkv J --' --- -. ---- .--- - - -- --- i'.. - R obbers IV\ a C Ii Inegun E 1 g h ('IIAI(l.4)'l1'E A4Al,lK, St 'flauiws, V.1 tAt'i -- l'tIl$O tuututt'ui today for fear or five ikittilitrtt a Pat t'arbert, me girl who worked nu the club's gulf hualu, ,tmui John (1ultiver, a ti% ci'. it'tuuu5 were ekewiuua machine-gunned eight er two AuiwrR'an. to death during a trlti.siis 11uc gwuunen upsnwtt (ire tale robbery in that gulf clubhouse tit a Rockefeller resort in the Vir- Wcttmsesda) afternoon at the Fountain Vulley Gulf Ctub m Officials would not release the island of St. Cruts, about 5') '[lie spokesimian, however, drug csiimitniion. tidies south of St. Thomas, U.S. the 'uunea of four of the viel)etruit, I)otig Itchy of declined to elaborate, Meanwhile, ttus: 16-year-old imiendier of the IGC iwlul thu e- tints, but I.I. (toy. David Maui Maui said, Seven persons diest mist they were tuehit'ved Iii tue ill flue scene oust amsottut'r at a it plane (hut ('001(1 not be official. prote3l, was being conxidered, Wspk.jou "A caHed JCPenney ttuimioUuiut'uuieii( the uietmilla of the further mcd- the lOC executive Ward It Alexander togs, indicating ft U.S. appeal or quoted Prince apprehended car belonging to IIitjls thick but he was officials became Emmnona, of Maitland, Scwhen bank cording to serrilmle Det. 89t. police. Abbgy, wt was culed li .Steve George Pjtwnoi-ite po ceman WeI'i iCCne. Both ILl the Garver apprehended two county jail and remuved to the suspects lat.e Wednei4&s,' and and im rcerated In lieu of solved two breakinE entg cues and • car theft bonds. listen to Clifford husk, tiresi' itine to case situ ustiuiumtit' cun slitiuti. lie has been taking meaiu'uit of all. U S I)I)muipir dus'atiomu for misthuns (sir two muittee. An 104' spokesmmuiimi, asked years. 'i-lie ii iumammaimuav,msent iii I lie '' P01 0111 I ICATAL0GSt1c1J ald slyers as to the determina- :3. 1 CALL According th City AtIarney Joseph [Mvii Jr the ordjnar.ci' will necessitate 4 $PTi.i5 )f AARP Sets Meeting III. mm11 boys solid shirt with surfing embroidery, o tank top styling Included for cooncil's perusal prior to the mneeUng brre Fruition. Too, as opposed U) other meetings, Mayor Swofford did not digress (torn the prepared agenda, adhering . T'he Arabs said they would free created conflict with the city's the ent:re state. Mayor Swofford told council Israel released ordinance. However, Mayor the hostages if ny. The Olympic competition, 200 guerrillas jailed in Israel. Swofford disclosed, the city has to peruse the document and be to But the Interior Ministry said adopted a policy of cooperation prepared next week either suspended 12 hours after the or approve the ordinFirst IsraelI was killed in the (hrinan authorities were con- in requests for numbers. The amend system us aruce Another work session Ls Olympic Village, resumed late vinced that "a flight out of this new numbering Wednesday with big crowds. country would have meant cer- compatible with that of the aL54) scheduled to review the ' - 2 49 i' and played recorded on ta prior to adoption A Pulhii" held :.- r he aring su1 to prior edification adoption. - - ' Boys knit shirts ur '- Sale 5379 44. it death penalty In West Germa- -- - HCCICI(IfltII iti15 suming document. May ,Swoffnrd suggested petition. They said they were the decision to try to kill the tion for division of the city, Lewis. Hanson and George cording to the Longwood or- mous damage could result in operation called "Albert's Pit" in the airfield shootout. 'f 115-500. terrorists and free the hostages. Mayor Swofford revealed this Huffrnan for a fee the down recharge was required to close the terrorists and a shaken by the killings of the Iswater Five of area's dinances. -'i'he parcels annexed along capabilities and adverse effects operation. The reason was a West German policeman also raclis. of control in out The first two Isracium were A the were killed at the airfield. Lake Myrtle Hilts Road in- on the water table and supply F ire burning pit. The Court ordered a tent- Gt'rnu*n helicopter pilot WSIS SC- killed when the terrorists included only the east one half of could be substantial." -. porary injunction against riously wounded. Three of the vaded their quarters at the L concern the road. 'Those parcels anA second area of dawn Olympic Village before Kirnbrough Albert and the operation of the tt'rrorists were captured nezed north of Longwood Mills mentioned by Tuesday. Lute Tuesday night Road failed to include any partrelates to the maintenance of pit until such time as the fire slightly wounded. was extinguished. 'flue three captives were isk'nthe Arabs and their nine 111)5of lake Emma Road running Lake Myrtle hills Road, that Albert alleges Lake on July 17, tilied as Ibrahim Rauiran, 20, north and south and failed to Longwood Hills Road and after the fire had spread over Atxi Es Kadir h-1 l)nay and portion of Emma Road, include any irmicr M(,IuImed Abdulab, h.'th Longwood Hills Road other "These are dirt roads with approximately five acres of the pit, I)aris then requested 22. Ilwy claimed to be students than that portion south of the relatively light traffic loads at southeast one fourth of south- the present time. Future assistance from the Forest City and said tile)' last lived in Jurdevelopment of the three Fire Department. Albert dan and Syria. west one fourth, DeHary Chapter 64 of Kimbrough pointed out, parcels of a dense nature could charges that the delay caused A Bavarian court official said by Davis's "contradictory, they faced multiple charges of American Association of or. "Aside from the question as to result In increased traffic . first unectind would present arbitrary and capricious advice Persons' murder. They were being inter- Retired the legality of these an- these roads and to the fire department" caused nexatlons, several problems of severe maintenance problems rorgotesi at an undisclosed of the fall season will be FriuI.i the spread of the fire and location, at 10 a.m. in Deltary Fire hiatt Aftil public concern arise by reason as long as the roads remain landfill extensiv(' damage to the unpaved" of the annexationsIt has tong been a policy of area. According to the wording ,,The hr-st oncern comes from the fact that all annexed Seminole County and respon- in the complaint, "the above 1 ; parcels lie within an area sible municipalities to requir' actions rendered Al Davis designated 'greenbelt' by the the developers to pave such dirt direety responsible for the land use plan developed in roads to the nearest existing nusance created by the smoke and odors." I f vtiteQuflrd tt,atur(ft lounci an no ottw sav 'Security Switch' halpi. prevent dinanee or resialution. It was apparent that the mayor's recent rulings that persons appear ing before the council be brief in presentations ari that the voluminous crurresindeflce, formerly read, he page legal document deference to the time rr.. The specter of Albert's pit execution of the Arab terrorist "Should the parcels annexed missioner John Kimbrough with the planners. detail the by Longwood ultimately be will not be stilled. Following a attack TuestL'iy that killed two But at least four Dutch and 12 lain death for the athletes." postal service, the mayor said, matter discussed in some Compilation of the document Queried by Councilman Don(hi' Israeli Norwtgiain team uiuembers (is'Afterward Premier Golda Meir higher court ruling in July, Raymond density of other mncnutM'rs issue of two recent annexations developed at a was rmde by elty pLumen %. kfl 3999 ' Police Seek More Arabs In Probing Massacre Has burnout protected oval cok decs rn Of Annexati o Probles Full size Rep 55, NOW 21.2 both feature Mayor Lawrence Swofford suiggested to council that the trect numbering system for the city be adopted either by or- ard number irnild he every 75 feet Continued until next '1" action is the city'; new cnmpr'herstve timing ordinance, a flint a public hearings encnmpaitflg the comprehensive zoning plan and zoning ordinance. In terms at hand of his contract with the tity, trirtly to the Mayor Swofford told council, Planner Harlan Hanson must in relation to the street number- appear at the hearings. I)avls admonished the city ung, the task had been adroitly must be cautious in taking performed by the city fire deat tow, by proper equenc.! und partmnent since no others would map undertake the job and that adopting the rew zoning s.t-'i'tii eta was con- and three months a-''; ;.' stmultaneouil'. Mayor Swofford surned. utsnance suggested adoption of the Mayor Sw.r : resident-s indicating U system, 'Ihe court had until Thursday t.ages were taken to Fna'rstcnBy JOHN INO('UR ltr'-t .w.d fehtitiruck military airfield in the numbers assigned to them, the ordinance s night to issue formal charges Associated l'rrcs Writer cnvern more than any other Rocing in the lxff%L %fayor Swoffolril MUNIC111 (All ) — West Ger- The imixiinum penally for pre- two ix-licopters where a he said, the fact, 727 was waiting, ostensibly to said, residents have taken ordinance. -, In man police hunted for 15 more meditated murder is life liiithe most strict in is Arabs today and pressed an in- prisunmnent, there being no fly them to the Middle East. random numerals which ordinance ' polisher; or 7' disc trim sssluntilrs's, the following information was ru'l:iyeit to Ilsurrell: Wi' winuisi Ilk.' to let you know that (hi' uspinisun nnsl dislikes of a few truuuiimtes sirs' not the iuuuast --. Al ,TAM(NTE S1'lti '(,S meeting nil City r:nunctl, suistinguisbed by Its brevity. In if) great lengths it) inake things as bearable its eport divulged of possible," the letter added. l)espite the Iiusps'u'tuts' comnhuien(S, Sher if Polk, in reference to the jumil inspection the prisoners iuwars-s'rated in the cement 811(1 steel structure, have notified I hiatus' hl;urru'hl, report, said ''I feel we were treated unfairly on chief deputy, that, although there art' saauiw the food lndings'' but added, ''highflng arid prisoners whosttsltke their situation, for the most ventilation Is always a question." 'flEi'.J - '.il(1 be SR 1$ ar4 1-4 ;st l they nra' satIsfied with tfii' ( - orislitIriruc lu'uist for it Jail In a letter s'nntsuining a majority of Inriiutu' pal the S.t'iiiinnle hasIdic and a separated report ls's'lirigs of tIle umiajority.'' 'l'his' letter went on that jail officials are lair miusie by 311 justl prisnn.'rs. The state report mailed hi' Sheriff John Polk and go out of their way to make things pleasant, f air- considering 11w situation. criticiteil the jail and cited lack 'I'll(- prisoners point taut that television seth .'ondstia'iutng, neeti for painting, lighting and vu mutilation problems ansi stressed this' need for arm' a privilege they receive and are not uswully an iinprovs'nwnt mu fassi and umuedis'ail ('Ofl(tItlufl_s. futirul in oUter juills ''We t.'s'l that S's'umminnls' County Jail has gone liuttuites were requit ed to slea'jt on the floor 7) - sander or r widths, wall.to•wali, and l' and save 15 )r Reg WO 7" disc - lt 1111 .1, S('(E1'f umumnati's of the Su'tiiitiaulu' Comity Jail vts'w the living s'oiustitiotic sat their uuisHls' sillfert'ntl than this' Florida l)Ivistain of I 'uarrs'rtions irtsuirus and jails tflclWrinrS un a; reflvt'tu'sI In his' latest iiis;x'rtivaii report just released by K. K Siuiith, iius;s'u'tur, of more! Choose the size you want n: '' r eve: Gra Sftn triple Suumuuu' :15; - I Rep. 8.9. Silt length. floor ienpt' nc U) I I- . Denwrmle, chairman of Ole KW gin Islands. t '.5t,'.'IL) l'e kii,it'i *eLr icWiu cleued out the 'Lubhütw I. unto the ovrrvwn hills ,uuw.i the course .iUtCliLiti.r k'vtesi U'WL thu MvWui ft bsana ame.s called back to the uLends (rtut J111tw HoW.W.vshttv he h&d t*!'dn ismeitted Vice ch4UlU4*l of the &uthern (rne4"s Cijsference. 'Thus ii absolutely the wtarst OiLing that has ever hapçenes.I nit the Virgin Islands," said i)cMouit was booked on tourists Iroiti the U.S. imumin. hospital. "I was not tohsi of it," he said, leaving Munich at 12:45 am the the Tonkin, htanmikt ned no umueettng on tumid, (7:45 n.m. KI)'I'l (sir the United "W. was acting gt ernur until imuu(ter. My understanding WU A epokednueuu for the Rock- territory's attorney general, who se il New York said said there were tour or (tin men Evans' return. "The men w l He apparently had the medal flail we were to meet Thursday elcUer futility in caught. hi' fatigues tising two of the vit'tImui wets' ts'titmi- Ili gres' miiorning '' wIttu hatui �Thurvfa',, Søpt. 7, 1972- 10 Sanford torMrf Thursday. Sept 2 B-The Santord Ha )d Federal Housing Programs 7. 1 7 2 ___ Critical T . 91 parks, suti, h P ek!flltfltS that:dctermne the qua'ity oh neighborhood, - -- II - - WASGTON Wi P1' federal - - - lkw _ ____________ ' "* - S - ! 1 I V ' - a a -- I I - - - ii . E ' ] - - -1 ., \ ikPTEi-T ii. ic " part s __ no!i:.s frorr, ditu o federal mortgage insurance Mz and bad hiluiag zflttutiflfl5. ow-rent public The government depends on housing and the relatzvei new housing staUsum that are en home OWi1 and rental Ann Riley Photo - .t....,4,,.,. ,.- ...4...T-. kC1t1V'i ' U44'.......4.4 i4 --- M fc.r shim Pan to i evei Gra San Pi Uirr firm Mn $ t ii Ma l hosi tm T We car: cok dec Wa! Widmuzrk win iu first T series as s resul: o tui a -.1wh riinct.or. ijit' foUT-huur "Vtrld Prenmir presentation of Fletcher KnebeFi Vanished." He PYP-d president of the United States in Miithgun." n is being filmed ir. New Yfri Cit Rod adio1n1n areits ..l i I I, - r Li &i a4 --- - - - ____ ild social s -vi'es be provi ded along with public -- I a Congressman. hmsing 71 Should pubiw bousn be used racialseçregauon o.r it accammodMe eLctn should e -. , 11 ILIIIT'iIfI11 W e bra nch tried t develop i hou.cin strategj that wou T ' • ?tI . - . -ft ___ privaiwd, &b&ted and enacteIL -Ji' )IO'('5 Th - i,F lristea& legticr' has twe s 4111.L1LJIWUL1ULLLL 1 0 f& IV - ;i.]i. P'' of fltW flU%iW UflitS vacate other uruM other households race them and Vacate still other units, and s. M. I i I ttr • -i Cob I a Boats' D ea I ers Entertained At WDVV -Ir iI o' I company- 1 the heard 1..t year at $ marketing plans u. as well as an inspiratuinai sales playing has'. to nure ever. talk in G Worthington Nipple. than ThO Cobia dealers at Wall a nauonall -recognized sales Disney Worl& The dealers, their families mrttwatlon expert. and ke emplot'es come fromCcbia' marine cxhibit at the states for a preview of the 1P73 Contemporary Hotel which tet.'r; ftatiirei me. woly Cth.s lint mind Cotnm'r boats but also displays set up b strattgj Ed Atchle. vice president of most major marine suppliers marketing for Cotna, said l73 officiitIl was opened witi it salft were the best in cam- luntheor. tii •4 -4I D L1D44J4 _I for 1P7) is even better CotInc., cif Sard, P I ,6 our rimattm l.p in cm the right am market AIC±LIt% eZPbtin0d "I think our sales will go even includes • fl 1uauatthePolynesiar ,i Village This morning Colas dealers -_ . Try plan before we grow It... You'll Like It! j Batik Preident Howard Huige., pres.erlL teller Marjorie Morgenstern with it bouquet of 12 carnations-one for each year she has worked at the bank. - - - - Us A - - elect DICK WILLIAMS County Commissioner Andrew W. TeMa, Lake Mary BOTUUI }tdfet. Deltunai Brunelle. David J. Landau, Deltona J. Willian.i Howard E bus, Lake Mary Lcingwoud George Jeicb.sti, Osteen i1 Springs Cecil C. Kuori. O'Brien D1SCDJtGES Sanford: Mrs. Gene Sunpuns and baby girl With,axx Ztnl Doris A. Oglest' Angela Mario' hat.t Russ Pounds Jane Colburn Alfred Weaver. Deltuu !.etl L Berk. Deltona Larl F. Logan. Lis'il.una District 3 Republican C ',,, av. t'. W.øtP tip., ELE Call . ... . W. 6. U00 Us A Note. - - - CLIPAND race for the Penske organization finished a fine second. You can expect to hear more from this great young driver the future. Roger Penske alwiiys chooses wisely when lie pick." drivers to compete in his cars. McClusky has been ii USAC stockcar competition for the past dominate factor several years. McClusky's Plymouth Superbird has been it regular visitor to the winners circle. Now Roger has finally won a major championship car event. - I ; To SE R VE' k YOUR St 'PI'ORT A PPREC!A TED Engineer Consumer Advocate I Concerned Citizen PC Slpf A0v Sy S F STATE SENATE I tMO SFAT 17 , c. r .. -, 4 ' , . - - - 11 _ - : ,, -. ' -, "~ . . . . . ' •. ___________________ ' .. clear the way with a nifty hkwk on ; '.vntild-it' tackler from Ocoee. Action took place in Lakeview Jamboree last Friday mght - corner and heading upfield is Oviedo halfback John Jackson (24) but the Lion runner first had to wait for Mark Gomez (21) to - ------______________ (.1•I'I ING THE -------- In Lone SEC Tilt O ver Au burn P W Is se St e j - - I Paper To: Name The Bomber Feature at DeLand this past Monday was just that as David Hubbard took the lead from Jim Yawn on the final lap and then fought off Butch Smith at the finish to capture the flag by nothing more than the length of a fender. Yawn faded quickly after being overtaken by Hubbard and finished behind Wayne Doyle who took the third spot, it car length behind the winner. Paul Blue of Orlando outlasted defending Mini Stock champion Irene Medders in that event's feature on the high banked clay oval at DeIind. Leon Gault of Lake Mary came from deep in the pack to finish in the third position. The English Ford of Gault was really making a strong effort when he just ran out of track, Larry Flynn of Holly Hill drove his 1967 Chevelle to victory in the late model feature. Flynn had captured the first heat ahead of Carl Tyler of Daytona who was driving a '64 Chevdlle. That same order prevailed in the feature. Randy Connell took the third position In the feature of late models. Joe Roach, new promoter of the action at l)eIAInd says regular races will be held in the mini, bomber and late model classes every Friday night with the first event starting at 8:30 p.m. I • I I Address I 1 I I I I • CUT ,AND PASTE ON YOUR ENVELOPE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1111111111111 CIRCULATION DEPT. i 14r ' 14rralb anthrb P.O. BOX 157 SANFORD, FLORIDA 32171 _/0 . -;~ I Expect th - Will ll - because season too error % . - into - first GREAT Jeans n' th"n gs! ! ! - - point __~_,4_ - said either Ashe or Smith will sake this year's crown. "With the kind of bad bounces we're getting on these courts, the only person who can win Is a man with a big serve," Mrs. King said. Clinic Ton g t I i h Parents of Seminole High gridders and other interested parties are invited to attend a football clinic tonight at the Seminole high School gym year from the Seminole grid team. Those coaches expected to be present to ''reveal" their contributions to the team are Rogers, Bill Young, Dave Fair, Mike Roberts, l'omii Nisun, Gee Knight and Emery Blake. The Seminole Boosters Club will have a meeting tonight at Seminole high also with it starting around 1:30 p.m 1111111 will have haiti time with defense of Tide. Alabama should get chance to season a few of their running backs and try out some new people all around. Look for wide open game. Tide on top - maybe by as much as 30. super starting at 1 p.m. New head coach Jim Rogers and his Seminole coaching staff will be on hand to Inform the audience on what to expect this .,e W.~ ..- I I~Ivo` I ) i, .., ~ -_ F , I ~_ - ~ ti~~ F - 0; ; 0;i, ~ , . ~-I ~ . . . ~_. # _~ - , -,- TENNESSEE vs. GEORGIA TECH A national TV game played in Atlanta iii the afternoon. Tech is death at twine; comes into I k,~ I, this game off a 64 season last )car, including a beating by (Me Miss In the Peach Bowl Mc'Ashan, another black quarterback at a major school In the Sotth, is a proven leader-lie's well liked and respected by the team and the Coach. Bill 'a -yi __- __ 1 J I Take our Tops by Campus Hang Teti intl other tine names. Just right for school and any place eke Eve-.atchin9 tptLow Low Prices. . Fulcher, Coach of "Yellow Jackets," caine back to his alma mater Iclua of 31), irvin on strung with Tampa to wide open pro-type offense. come 4 Our jeans catch everyone, eyes. toe! Jeans by it, I. s.0, '_' I,! . MALE10, LEVIS and more, V have a feeling Coach Fulcher ft Je.r1 c'r'ces at 14 ', tO .1 1 iitti.l "sistissusis - I 1. ., running I1 M*lied ii i'LlItd Stat,s. J r - - I, AV MAN - - - - - nest S S I I I I I City________________________________ Tel. - :: top I $ - ll preparation. To the young folks who want to go racing it's good to remember that. Whether its dragracing at the local (rack or major competition. Prepare your car, I I I I I ::':: round Th e SEC Smith, Ashe Set 1 . ('let Battle As good as the top drivers of NASCAR are the only possible edge that any driver can have anymore Is in car I :. - - with BILL BAKER ed defending women's Chaifli). I • Addressee I Environmental JUDGE GROUP 2 .• _ - V_*1-_aC__.":1- ~L -' 1. . ill 130- Pt A Man of Action! SEMINOLE COUNTY ___________ eL- :.' _____________ I - - - .' li - in Mid-September will find the auto racing world looking closely at the Brinniard, Minnesota Can-Am where the Mcl.arrn Team of Hulmne and Revson will try to even the score against Porsche driven by George Follrm'r. It's going to be real tight racing you can bet on that. MAILDM=mmmmmmmmm FIRST CLASS PLI$tT NO. 40. SIC. 34.9 Pt&l SANFORD. PLA. earroff - four teams BUSINESS REPLY ENVELOPE - - ' 322-2611 - 831 -9993 ______________ Start Notes For Continued Dedicated Service -- - DeLand Action dealer zerue of the SA % F iJti) AUiiUc. aticinal Theresa M. Bradley Donald E. Herring Mary A. Williams Butler Daniels John B. ft"na Ida P. Stephens Garfield Annatra'ig Daniel S. Lawrence Lloyd V. Moran. Debary Betty A BeaU, Debary Marion B. Harmar., Deliai, Thomas J. OMeara. Dc4twia Gr'irj' Ress. r.'lt';n. Lcli.i I.. Hofonar.. Lietturia ' - punts in - I S I S I 1 - -- ball League champions. I"rutsch Francisco last Sunday. Mercer but Is the second youngster to push didn't play last season from 1961aside a veteran. Dallas dealt played on six : :: --: :-........ -:;-:- :.:.:.:,:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:... :•:::•:> :.: :::-: : :-: :1970. punter lion veteran four-year Four of the ten Southeastern Meanwhile, the New Orleans Widby to the (;reen Bay Packplayers on Conference teams open their ers and replaced liiuui with Saints poked waivers, including 1971 No. 2 respective seasons this comingA rookie Mars' Bateman. Clark, a to-year veteran, (trait pick Sam liolden of weekend. Two of the booted two field goals against Grambling, and the Atlanta open against each other, with • he Falcons traded running back Auburn and Mississippi State Cleveland two years ago e getting an early jump on the playoffs and provided Dallas Jim "Cannonball" Butler to th V. with a 6-2 triumph. The Cow- Philadelphia Eagles for run- other teams for the conference :--::.:..:.: .::- '•:-> Bitlead. They square off in e Th ck Tony Baker. 5-I) ba in ning boys had defeated Detroit the first playoff game of that Pittsburgh Steelers dealt mlngham. Lets take a look at season on a Clark field goal and defensive tackle Lloyd Voss to these three games and see what I Tenn. will be indeiog. This ta 1. .. will turn McMhan loose early. the Denver Broncos for an to expect on opening day. a safety. Penn State. I! Vols for He will have plenty of help from opener AUBURN vs. MISS. STATE In other pro football trarisac- undisclosed 1973 draft selection. . Playing in Birmingham in several excellent running get pant the Nittany Lions," •. way go all the first game of a day-night backs, led by Greg Home who they could I go to MLSIiISS1PP1 Should doubleheader. Look for a had 4.8 average in 125 carries Georgia game 4-41, catching last year as a sophomore. Tech sputtering off-on type offense d from Auburn. Not consistent also has strong defense with (',ecrgla ifter tabanuipla ys :irst. Look tot the - 'Bull-Dogs.' tmportant past with previous teams, but several returning starters It ivagooil jail remember Sullivan is gone and key positions. Tennessee comes game for Ole Miss. them V.NDEIlIHLT: L.SU: Plays 31X fairly easy offense' is green. Auburn could in with a black quarterback gia play Ge hens or . to to go to :up in Ole possibly establish a running also, sophomore Condredge games before running If they are to record. with s 1-1 ying game against the untested Holloway who is expected to do Miss, at night, but at L.iU they WilSOfl, She beat the poor pla By CAUSEWELL VAUGHAN games thus have successfUl defense of Miss. State. State well, but not tested under SEC Should be one of top iave to get past the Bu -Dogs. F'OIIES'l' hILLS, N.Y. (API surface In the West Side Tennis a tough time with fire. Look for tennessee year Wednesday and will have Ole Miss '.s nest in may decide Club Stadium because . L ) The match that GEORGIA: Look for a urn defense. Rookie, black defense to be too much for' to the women's quarAub US 1972 e th advanced player in the Mel Barkum. MeAshan and crew '- Big mark when they host .tlabama schedule. prtibly victory quarterback i(ENTUCKY' l.TA All-American rankings ter-finals with 6-2. 7-Virginia Orange" in low scoring game at hou:w Don t think ey wi going against one of the fi North going into today (luring the over eighth-seeded .t 2, tie I-I, or place takes take Rest Eleptumts.' but if defensive teams he will face all by tour, Carolina. at men's quarter-finals of the U.S. Wade of England. But it was game Carolina they should they hav' Ole Miss ar, will have Lewis Grubbs LSU This ame .& must Open Tennis Championships, match between third-seeded ye at some the next Saturday in Jas'kson. look a Let's take toting the bulk of the Lauderdale, Georgia .irs next on Evert of Fort Smith of Sea Chris -intl tan Top-seeded S FLORIDA: Really believe making or breaking Both may find Auburn Fla., and Russia's Olga attack. meet.-. sixth-seeded in Pines. S.C., Gd101, tll entertAjn rtde much. Look for a Pugh games. MISZISSIPPI: Will probably Arthur AsPic of Miami and, al- Morozova that brought the line go to Gainesville with i 3-0 record. Should ALtBAMA: type game with fumbles though Smith is the betting la crowd to its feet. Miss, come to Gainesville to take on Miss Evert beat Mrs. %loro- and interceptions. Auburn too Georgia undefeated, if they get But with Alabama, Ole vorite, Ashe's credentials in the Florida with .i 1-2 recant. If Auburn and Georgia in five by the 'Bull Dogs," they play tournament are more impres- zova, the 1972 Eastern Grass strong, over State by 15. Florida at home, then Ten- weeks, they must gut by they an' 'aks.' Gators they are ALABAMA 'ii. DIKE women's titleholder, 3-6, Courts tooking down a long road. siVe'. Alabama. Tough senetlule thus Play in Birmingham in the nessee there. Georgia should be review NEXT WEEK; Smith is the defending chain- 6-3, 7-6. Following the match, year for Gatumn. second game of the day- big iiJIne. she never the -intl -i took it the s pe cial Miss Evert said ."its tames on pion and No. I .tCBL1tN: Opens with Miss this TENNESSEE: After tough night game. Duke conies winner, t;et the us for both she'd be ,;iuot'thought the Ole All-American rankings is game after a 6-5 record for opener at Tech., Penn State State, then Tennessee. pros. "I never thought I could win, th and independent contract last year, a little deceiving, comes to Neyland Stadium. Miss., L.U. in a row. Must ,iet Ashe is No. 2 and the tourna- Olga was serving well. The only )c*IL they were undefeated time I got confident was when it ment's 198 winner. four games List through for are noted was 3-1 in the tie-breaker," year and ranked high Both players their strong serves, but while Miss Evert said. She won the tie nationally. Beat Stanford 9-3 Ashe has lost only one set in his breaker 5-1 with the last out there, but injuries got them. three previous rounds this year. coining on a lob by Mrs. have excellent defense Should Smith has dropped at least one Morozova that just dropped out. especially front four. Mark to each opponent. Johnson is expected to be great. I I Billy Jean King, the top-seed• kz~, but the sophomore quartertack ~ in - -- V -- -- nine or Just Drop ..4l. 4. £J'. r,d-shirting," (:onnn Hay athIetic would he minimal. said. rest concern ' that 'hey Canon F-lay $tiited •" - be The rain delayed Ontario 500 may have been won by Roger McClusky but young Mike Hiss who drove his first Just Give u'......4 not for an academic because they had entered school early and were -- teams DEUVE1ED MONDAY THRU FRIDAY SEPThMBEI( &, 1Y72 ADMISSIONS Saud crd I -- power Beat Ontario Rain IV Hospital - -- - civ running Save Seminole! [ _. . -, - fly TIlE ASSOCIATFI) Pit F..SS tinn.s Wednesday, Pat Studatill, S lark an 11-year veteran wide re I'luus'ki' kur Mik' the Dallas Cow. er arid punter, was :su1uired by tielpi'si to their first Super Howl the New England Patriots on I.O apIwarance - now lie's been waivers front the IMS Angeles flanss. Studstill, who averaged lsots'st off tliu' train. 41.4 yards per punt last season, whose unerring per. (lark, used solely as a punter will situntion.s foruuianwe in t'ltittli New England. lie spent sevby role in Dallas' played a major with Detroit and the playen seasons and the playoffs surviving the Rains, with ou r r Bowl two sealust f log In the Supe on Mike Mercer, a 1-year pro lip picked StillS ago, was Cowboy waivers Wednesday by veteran who caine out of retireuuient us a real estate agent to the Buffalo Hills attempt a comeback with means Austrs Ills departure on Toni Frlt.sch, a soccer-style Oakland Raiders, has one more kicker in his second year of exhibition game left to prove football, becotmws the No.1 plo- his ability. He averaged 365 against San u'kscker for the National Foot- yards on six - £ cafl a filtering strategy. continued In emphasiiing nis position .'n had they been .sppron's'd fot this years play, their inthat neither boy .as lieki hark similar to college fluence on Trinity Prep move in Clark Booted From Dallas To Buffalo . F';- - Survey.m the doz ens ol, housing programs spawned sthce the Neu r*a of the 19-Ctc. Aaron conc'udes that at no time b$ i Bobby Allison did the impossible when he passed David Pearson with live laps to go to win the Southern 500 at Darlington. Why was what 84'hby slut iIlqxsssit)le' Well friends, Hubby Allison in that ( lwv rolet . pocced David W Mercury while entering turn n(' Pearson and the Wood Bros hut nsutis lv ;'iss.' on turn Nobody, lace H at flarlington one at Darlington, but Allison did Junior Johnson, Allison's pit c hief. had the ts'st husnifling i cer on the track oust u.s it tribute to .lohnson and his •-rew, flit' car handled so superbly at Darlington. lto)l)l)v is Well ISO 1115 way to the Grand National point-s championship. Darlington was the most exciting NAS('Afl event I have seen or heard this year. Without a dou'it this has lwcti their greatest year. Let's look at the record. The Atlantis 500, 1)lxii' S00, Firecracker 400 and Michigan 400 have isli been cI(flian.'rs to the end. Now this fantastic roes' with Allison blowing off I 'en rs.'ri with j tist a few laps rt motnin g It was ii tough loss for p e a l N on and a great in for Allison Richard Petty Is still hanging in there for the point-s championship. He finished third in this race. Fourth islace went to Fred l.orenson in the Iloss Ellingtnn ('hevrolet. Fred claims that this car Is the best he has had utIl season. The competitive way he has been raring proves It In filth spot was HIt. Bailey who is bs':.t known (or nis competitive efforts in Pontiac Ftrebird.c in the NASCAR Grand American and Grand National East division. Bailey was competing in it 1971 Pontiac which finished quite well in Its First outing. We will keep an eye on this car and driver to see where they progress during the remainder of the senson. Buddy Arringten in a 1970 Dodge finished a tine sixth at Darlington. In seventh place came the American Motors Matador prepared by linger Penske and driven by Dave Marcis. All helped make for a really great day of racing at stE the Darlington, smith Carolina in (he 23rd Southern 500. N.'ither boy parti-lpistd :n u full four years of ,ithletfrs .incf 'erned with ,cwtemie.s than to tivItie Assn. and we swasld he they were the youngest and qt'holuistlt activities ruling as a result (of an act of Gr1," more Intrted in keeping he on athletic pncu,erhnose," he The decisions involved the smallest boys in their class hotly however, calling the pointed 'iu 1 applied for waivers on the young people involved in appeal an empty move, Canon four years of opportunity rule of schood's Ilensluusstc'r, ('anon A Bees hay Senior .lerry Faslem, last Hay doesn't expert any change Southern 50(1 -- -. reason :r/ P t tp ;i!uit' 'u Hay Canon boys.' the Both of the boys repeated a grade f ,i .'-tss having played four years," ('anon Hay said. Iii's Accutiation Warld steamer followed NXI _-;_~ - S The Dtsnc World ad enture began Wednesday witti a cucta1l cruise on a L ' I WIT' decision, nt't'oriling to the iv&onnt tn tin .. cnmethIflQ - - -. . - - t i ,- not just be - The last two illustrate tiat Aaron calls the trutal choice Aaron believes that reliance Aaron hioki at the housing of housing assistance ohlem iii the broad context of whether to concentrate on this inefficient açiroach residential services These kssistkflce among more might diminish if direct sub- HOLLYWOOD - Television I: is significant tlmt tht is going In be glutted üus fall executive producer of the series with polite series. The viewers is Dean Hargrc've, who wrote will need is rap sheet to keep and produced the TV film. then. straight in view of "Ranscnn for a Dead Man' The concept a! 'Mathgan" is recent emphasis aghitnst Peter Falkstarred in that familiar enough. He 's a violence on TV, it will be which WitS the genesis of ITIOV1t. dedicated policemsr.. lives and interesting to we lww mayhem TV's successful police NBC treathes lut work 24 wurs a is tiiindled it, the scripts ColuTntK." The network nshow. Richard Widmark, sho dat, and likes U ae the would like poitii bc.pir his movie career b cnunl&. theme of "ColumW' continued psycbcspattuc What the acries t playing )athgnn" over into gangster in "1.iss o Deatc it does a reversal in his new NBC- has in tht acting arena, and the Whereas Wootniark is seen as TV abc, Madigan." He ap- fact the Mathpin won't be a X)hte detective, Pepperd wid PCs" as a Nev York City confined to the environs of Farentinr piaj private in.. Manhattan. He will be able to vestipurs, in their iieriea. 1etectvt. Dan Madig.an. wht, p] assiçnnients woru best "a icmer. Recovering last or stolen &M-TI of the flVh1Ctt 111 the world. That property for insivame camThe programis NBC Weclnesdaj My5tOt'3" !TUOj CO1TW its news U. the men u, parues IS PCiplIrd} fi*C1itlt trilogy, which cuntiStS of blue in New York, W luStS the As Banacek.. he is a Wt} the Kr1p1 taouric'c. (-gr Peppard in "BanaceL iphisUcat'd, well-traveled Deupite this prornusing man who has made a lot of .iarr.es Farentino in "Coal international flavor about munc in tus time. Millior..' arid Mathg.ar." I ?r!S'?MTfl ti the basw difficulties, the report says, will il The Fall BY J(PSEI'H THESKEN (.uplr- \ -wi SrrnN- - for you In Congress... continue .. Tht- gn'trnrrt'nt sr'nrdmç U) CCJZflt W .. A - rame to grips with these ISRX's. :rsurer. ':uii:. cci .ridr Sii: Chip:er. Fr:ii: \ 'cthn 3. Tuite, Sixth District Commander: Mrs. Florence WtUikTflS, uiliary treasurer: Mrs Mayme Williams. Department commander: T auxiliary assistant adutant. • e: v:. ,711" '1 . - TV S Wa1 *1 I • t rad the r.rgnnt,abr.n, nothing to do with elth.r boy year's quarterback on the f oot- - pouc' mfte George Crossley _:~7Q_ owcdtp of to-art from the group vi-ic Ii fly ''.1,' IIt()IAIII)S ball tonni, was denied pertriis- made the original derision, Item alit Sparta Stall It Is rpiitc' evident that they grid comnpetlSbus Its no intention of changing hove tUsn as well as all other sports. Waivers to continue the c'liglth.ir position," he stated. bility of two Trinity Prep Jimmy Madden, also a senior, Aroruling to the If,acimasathletes were turned down by played soccer. Tb" derision is under appeal t.'r, the position of the ev'nitive the Flsuriuiu, 111gb School Artivi. in what was by ('anon flay, the first such council vies thw only exemp- Aaron M $ that thee nr programs for )ow-ineorne groups face Mill other qucstns -. p- renUi and home s rent idie vatio d holds wh hamrip husuws but finds that targeU as pribUcal ob)eCti'M mm of iu programs aim iD. rather than a real fwerast of dpmpwi dm.m*d " etersms group Left In right , Louls .1A, is the fir-gi mte affice for the i, A I "1" Pessimistic h to fair fractrnn of OIT families and give no housUt benefits s th headauarts in Ciermcmt The building. formerly a city - ----- Ird. Is !eJ1rt'1 th numbers of dwelling units and neglect demands for better 1ivin . cOonditions U. u& pUb1L)*d re'entt by the Brookings Aarr. 1so finds rn&jor 1w howuniz pcials, ctkUd In the The study reaches some pessmuw cmc1usuzns about of i the 1ea) hmzsm natim's ability to ovoisroomt concall ed for This l'mrrw won.. sancouilin or rehabilitation of miIlu-m housinI duririç Uv- &c&1%&-79 &. lfld SubSidieS theM about si mzUuin would and a senior fellow ' be fe&rall' subsidi7ed and the Brnobngs ennmw SUdiCS reo tmder.ten tj the private program. acknowledges the merit of th e ncnment s Tt.' report VICES these reasons for getting lulL) the .kumliary of Sanford iwere represoented lit the fiag nhising at the Dem- DAV li. .s,.r that federal units .. I. 'hntI.fld Wtat -' j ..%_ I 10 qrr is ion Prep Ap peals F HSAA Dec inity TRACK TALK Study rniurk 01111111110- An Empty Move ? wfh .11 lB .. -. ab(.., L - UIIII1 I s.-.'.L.,.ir'' .-,, .. -_ .•i .' P .. -.-. . .. ,-. ' - ,, . . ': . •;,• .- - • - .1'. ' .. . - , ' •4 -' 'a -.-. t.-. :'q% ..% 'i, . - . . -. - . I •J '- I. . 4 • . - . , 1. '(.4•. - - ' '.- &. 1 HI UY ISAAC'S K&K Innuranco! I )odgi' was knocked out of liii' in I)urlingtoli, S. C. on Latxw 1)"Y Southern 500 at I)arltngtofl ItIICCWBy here, the lt crew is shown when he wa nvolvcd III an accident, pushing the car to the garage. Isaac Was also knocked out of the recent III it tilgh.st'o'd tct'l(It'iiI Ta llado'gn 50(1 who'n he Was involved I(tegrt I Itil)s. 1 'hubs ' TOM - '_'__j' R&PLOFF COUNTY COMMISSION UISIPIICT 3 OUT FRONT. WINTER PARK MA'.L, ORANGE 5LOS06% CENTER SAPFQ*D PLAZA REPUBLICAN 5,1$ ?,.I. }',s .5 ItId II) t.'".i' tJC 'il ts i. t)#puO, ('i''I)J-sl' - ii PARKWOOD PLAZA WEST COLONIAL GOLDEN TRIANGLE CENTER, MOUNT DORA Your bank Anu,s€ird. Dineri (sub, Amiss nlapue's ,),)d 1er croaryVcs.th Wwini ~ �- Sin•TD L- -I TIUbW,. -, rTtC'L ,.'- 6A- Assoeiated Press Football Schedule - 1972 1972 1 cnkiiit. p*r'rd at ftel& nf tram Ui j.. 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The Orioles were victimized a threat In the eighth inning to \'..rk Manag.r l(al1th Honk highlights tape for U S i By KEN RAPPOPORT released in a report by Ampex part of Joe lititli's two-nan homer : by Detroit's bullpen, which not give the hot Red Sax their -.. Corp. whose videotape, un- audiences Each "ountry, -st Associated Press Sports Writer Incidentally stretched Ita scoretriumph over New York. The and Don Mincher's pinch two: stant replay" and recording coaw,e will incorporate its own "There's no reason to believe flirt double featured a six-run in 12 au(tio intt place emphasis orn ,ls less streak through 35 innings victory wits Boston's 10th machines art-mint f-s E that we can't win gaines in a Until that carried Oaklar.d over athletes This time, Chuck Seelbach games row." : third of the $30 million worth of S Smith and Yastrzemskl Chicago. Ken lloltznaan won his save Mickey CoUch's came in to While .mpex is also supplying h.: No, the pressure of a tight equipment used by the German 20th victory. The lefthander were the offensive stars for 16th game for the Vs By TIlE AS.SOCIATED PRF..S.S pennant race hasn't gotten teievtsion authority, Deutschea -i 'macn 'instant repl-iRudy May pitched a six-hitter finally made the magic 20.-game Boston, Rico Petrocelli made Earl Weaver. The Baltimore Olympisches Zentrum 'DOZ',. machines for television ur", play of the game for ('alilornis; Dick Woodson his fifth try on defensive plateau the aficionados the world over Orioles' manager insists that he OakLand at Texas, N Today's Baseball Time and cultural differences Seelbach came to the rescue in the sixth inning He (lived to l)ltChCd Minnesota over Texas Isn't flipping hta baseball tap. California at Chicago, N Il THE AS.SOCIATEU PKF.SS First used in Otvmpitire the two ma$or prottleins after four Baltimore singles his right, gobbled Roy Whites with a two-hitter and Cleveland Optimistic as always, BaltiCoverage at the Mexico City .tirtng the games, according to had produced two runs in the sharp grounder and threw to took its first game on Buddy American League more's cocky field bOSS bookl "instant replay" Ampex's report. This makes games an 1968, National League sixth. Reggie Smith hit a twoont second (wise for a forest-out play Hell's two-run tiortier in the East on the sunny side despite a p IS expected to play an even ti recording videotape eighth bile Milwaukee won the EaSt home run in the fifth inning from his knees. w. L Pet. G.I1 tough 4-3 loss to the Detroit Tiessential ingredient in reaching greater role 'luring the Munich W. L Pet. GB. "I still don't know how he nightcap on burners by Johnny I)eU-oit following Carl Yastrzemski's 71 60 .542 gers Wednesday night that comPetition. the world audience, for all Pittsburgh 83 44 643 triple and Bob Bolin choked off made that play," said New flriggs and George Scott 69 59 so dropped his team to fourth 71 61 538 13La Munich events will occur at Chicago ILI v cameras will ic assigned 70 62 530 place, two games behind, in the -' . - New York viewers to cover all but a (ew events. 16'-a times inconvenient to New York 66 62 .516 69 62 .527 2 Ialtirnore American League East. 63 68 .481 21 in some parts of the world, TI) Zxceptlons ari sports mswte.t St. LOUiS 61 70 .456 10 ('teveland "We've spotted them a remedy this the broadcast forimir.elecuveragesuchu Montreal 64) 69 .465 I 53 79 402 18 Milwaukee couple," said Weaver "There army will actually record on Philadelphia 43 83 366 36 archery shooting. and West are to go ... and we've got to videotape three times the However, West these events '.vill be 77 53 592 Oakland get hct, that's all there is to it." the g;irnes. Only recordeti on 16-millimeter color elapsed time ot Ctncinnatt 32 49 626 73 , ('hictigo The Tigers held onto first 366 hours separate the opening Boston 73 58 337 9 film and avathabie for later use. so u n,1jnnesota place by an unstable half-game, and closing ceremonies, yet it is Los Angeles 71 60 .542 II Kansas City 62 66 464 14 looking over their shoulders at Fur in idea of how it works, estimated by DOZ that at least Atlanta 61 72 J59 61 69 489 16 CaliFornia the Boston Red Sox. The New 1,3)0 how's of action wiU be Let's take a look at a sIngle 50 i ,382 27L. San Francisco 58 74 .439 24 York Yankees, who lot to the fly I$ERSCIIEIJ NISSENSUN 3.2 and Sun Francisco trounced tiomered in the sixth and Bob TCX35 event, the UD-meter race recorded, San Diego 48 82 369 33' Wednesday's Results Red Sox 20 Wednesday night, Associated Press Sports Writer San Diego 6-0, Atlanta and lailey (lelivered ii two-run Because live transmission Wednesdays Results OakLand 9, Chicago I dropped to third, l'i games be-. Not only are the Pittsburgh Houston were not scheduled. single In the ninth in the United ''tth os many as 15 events would be seen Phitadeiptua 3, St. Louis 2 Cleveland 4, Milwaukee 3, 1st hind the front-runners, Pirates trumping the rest of the States between .1 tin. ,ind under way utmult.aneously and Pittsburgh's ninth con"IOn(re 7, New York 3 tarsttill retired the Last six Milwaukee 5, Cleveland 2, 'It's anybody's race," said National League East, but the race will be recorded with some 6) miles between ;itn, sec-utive victory equaled the P1- batters and recorded his 16th 2nd Pittsburgh 4, Chicago o Manager Billy Martin of Dc- they're doing it wIth five aces transmission rn tape for later events the yacht:ng held on the winning streak of save to go wIth 14 victories, iIl San Francisco 6. San Diego Iitori 2. Nest- York (roil "The four contending Nothing illegal, mind you. It's rates' longest B,i1tic Sea and the track events it .1 prime time. Bet'awie of the i; season and boosted in relief Cincinnati 6, Los Angeles 2 Detroit 4, Baltimore 3 teams are playing hard and just that Pittsburgh's pitching the baseball it in downtown Munich, it 'till be ipeed and accuracy their runaway lead in the East Other clubs not scheduled California 3, Kansas City I tough right now" IiiUiitIeIptili's Ken Reynolds, staff, usually overlooked )31,'p games over the booming 1)ivision to While not much daylight amidst the crash of the Houston Wilson 10-8; at San the action on tape with the updated as eveniD are cornThursday's Games slons, made it two wins in a row pleted to give audiences the remainder on film. their third division title in New York (Kline 1S'S at Francisco McDowell 6.81 Oakland A's opened some room get some of the recognition i clinch - scattering 10 hIts as the Phils Other factors which tinmost 'trlunatic review of the in a row Is 12. St FOULS Santertna 6-9 at Elusion Siebert IlIl. N for themselves in the West by deserves. flippiMi the Cardinals 'he importance of day's -activities der'4c.3r' The Rues got off quickly with Phtkidelptua i'arlton 22-61, N Detroit SLayback 5-6) ut bombing second-place Chicago 'They have a good, steady runs In the first Inning Don Money singled two runs titnore iCuellar 14-10), N -- \lontreul 'Moore 6-fl zit New 1-1 The victory gave them a nitch1n staff and they can send three against han Mc(iiflfl on singies across in the secunti inning anu York McAndrew W , l, N \tilw'tukee sParsons 10-12) at four-game lead over the White igood man out agaInst you by Gene Clines anti Al Oliver, Toinni)' Hutton drove in the' t'letT1I'i)'rt(ir(w 13-12), N Chicago illooton 6-13 at Sax, the biggest advantage the every observed game," Roberto Clemente's triple anti a winning run with a Ii! th.inning I Briles 13-6), N Pittsburgh ('alifornia Messersinith 6-8) A's have had in more than a Chicago pitching coach I.arry single by ltichie lichner, Ellis tlouhk' after I irry Rowa Cincinnati i Nolan 14-4 .in*t Kartsas ('its- I Montgomery month. Jansen after Dock Ellis blanked (li(lfl't walk anyone anti fanned glc.i 2sini stole tct'rtd. Bill Billingh.ain 10-11' at San Dtetgi s Elsewhere in the American the Cubs 4-0 on seven hilts six while hurling one- of his rare Stein, da-iuig his first big Caldwell 6-8 and Norman '-J \Iinne'soUI Perry 11.111 at League, the California Angels Wednesday night. "They can complete games--he tizis a leagtit'baseb>ill game, homered Texas (Bosnian 7-1), N . (wi-night defeated the Kansas City Roy- use five starters because they chronically sore' elbow-and in the ninth for St louis. , Attinti Frt'cnun 1-0) at 1.05 Oakland i Blue 5-71 at Ciiala 3-1; the Minnesota Twins have fivtt good pitchers. M Lowering the pitching staff's . --------------Angeles Rau 1-Ot, N iWood23-l21, N blar.ked the Texas Rangers 2-0 teams tiave a problem finding earned run average, which was (;anies S'tiday's Frida) 's Games and the Cleveland Indians and that many." a scintillating 2.96 entt'rI:ig the Chicago at Philadelphia, N New York at Boston, N Milwaukee Brewers split a twin Elsewhere, Cincinnati twat t-ouitt'st , Pittsburgh at Montreal, N \hiniwsota at Kan.s.is Cits. bill-the Indians winning the l.os Angeles 6-3, Montreal Otive Coneetwiori stroked two SI louis at New York. N list i.nighi (list game 4-3 and the Brewers U-imnmed the New York Mets 7 singles and drove In the dccl, Detroit at Baltimore. N the nIghtcap 5-2. 3, I'hiladclphia edged St louis flIVL' I liii III lilt- IIIIIIIU U IUIIIIIII tIUU3UJII .ii tizi r rianciscu, 'is \Iiliitike-t' Lit ('lcst'tittt1 over l.os Angeles. The Reds liicreased (twit lead in the West Division to nine games over idle i lit' 1 t'iilriii 1- no i.t.t titurhouston Hilly Grmibarkewitz hit naiiient slated (or this weekend thre-run tioiiaer for all the I)slger runs and Cincy's JOe sl be held ut the Putt-l'uti by Frank Beard Morgan made his first error in ('Isirse on (ohonitil Drive in Orlando aini not (hi' Fern Park 61 gullies. a ion r se Ir v it'll sly Ron Wo.xt_s and Ken Singleton -Putting Bumpy Groans hit home runs and relief uice iiivntltnwel 1 The tout' ins i- itteti fur Mike M uirsiwull preserved Mike 'lorrcz' 15th pitching victory as Saturday unit Suiiday, the 9th On bumpy gret'ris, (hit ball Montreal whippeti (tie Mitts. arid 10th antI will have' pro-pro will not roil us well. I here ,Voods hornere-d in (tie' second event, a iiin-aiii tisurlity us well - is an adjustmviit I mntiki' )'OU, that can twill inning, ex-Met. 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Wyoming 35-l7 tbrassa (7-31j Mont St (304), Montana (U'-30, S Just St 21-21j Lamar (7%) Arlzuns (3-14; ldataoi4213 Ii Yo.aigtl735 Notr, Dante B Young 27-14, Nra Mea s7%60213. Arazui, '14-27 Planaas (35-14, 'Ituuaton (N> Idaho (12-21> Aria St (52134.0, 7% TeaSt (1O-Oi thabSt 117-2J Utah (21-17i Tea El P (7-12t (t., il-t.t, Wjo 53-i4 S Jta.t St (5454, Uiah jlS17, AIr Forot (5-14-17k 'Tea El P (24-7> Tulsa - FresnO 512-3, Tulsa - .rc-U (1-20 HousturN> - _. ' ColoniaI Ariz St 7% 'Arizona (5 31-0 Mci Q-j4 I16-4 ) St (N 37-2 Wichita St (7% 3l-7 B Yotmg (17-15, Sc Miii. Ariz (7% 14-3, '--_________________________ _____-- Tesas Tech 115-0) SMU )6-20 Ba)lor 20-by Tea AIM .'id 7% 3-4-14, Tea t23d 514:341 krn,- (20-Z91 Arkansas (0-15i Ark St (N 7-713, Aces Dealing' Hot Hands V*ndbAlt (S7-IO Canit - . - Clemson ti Memuius St il2-27, - V.ak, Duke '23 7. VMI 25-3 F Carolina 25 It' Olympics --------'-.---..'--.-. --..-.-,-..-..'-.'-..-.-.-.-.-.--.-.....-.-...--..-. - 's t1Lan't s get the impression that th') which he held the world reeor( ' ' 1risiana ,31-31'i I 2. Berlin (;am.s ti"ni to combat an asthmatic (,rnncarlo is also '-niin(Ing on condition. was asked by the Inwhat he b.Iie'.'es is a less-than. ternational Oivmpfr (mmitte" high spirit on the part of the to withdraw irom Sunday'.s 1,- - CIIIO Sta&e 10i rlhF'tklern g7-2 21 t'.are.cU 2 • Yanks 7-0. have never Inst in 2 Reause of that, the lA,"ar Olympic contests .tince the r,Id cwimmer from San Rafael the citin Olympians. Yanks from rirse in will peIl necessary to win Now I'm just (T.ili(. won that rare 't1tcr heavyweight Duane the (lifferenre in Thurcrlay hoping that they don't deride to .rd )n '.V.'dnesday the !('' Itritsicks loss to ('titian Teofilo night's semifinal. Russia plays really open up against tta' strIpped 11.-Mont of his 400-meif' venson nfl Tuesday, it W4I5 ('p Rick r-eMtant swam as hard ter gold because of his use in the other semifinal. t-'g)nning to look as if (1w crtt-The United Stateq," Italy'i as was necessary to win btit, on Ephetlrine, . drug banned c' c tier.- right in saying US. coach said, "is very t.'sig). de- Wednesday. the powers-that-be the IOC's Medical Commission ott is ten r ho in tuid gone into a .- ftU '-kin iiit's'i ,ii'U .1.1 hi' 'il' "i' (i,,s' I, (h' 11,111 - .111, lInt twit itit), It's tli,iii litir U) It)\I SU.%I)lNl) ittit the two American i\ir eight. mets' or.' Inony other possitet-ks left in the regular 51>i Associated Press Spoils Writer I-'onr crrgennts-Valmhtz, a u.n-s Insw it could look on Isilities. NESS' YORK (Al' 1 - For the son, six clubs are in ctinteritien - i->Mc siennA interica n flet, 4. liii- problem, however, first time in the history of nut- in each division and since the thor.' a nd a spoke-suits n for wi-I te' r weight fr urn Ifotis ton, Eati jot league baseball, a strike- title gws to the club with t liowi. Kuhn and (.'arrc-rws a New York W I I'.-I (I ( otiiiii;'tsintr 'reentage, the ending but not one thrown by a litch- best titintauriweight of I'uerto Itican 85 71 .515 I'troit '.21) cr-4'ouhl play (hi' key role In .-'nold be controversial, o say it an'l origin sit at least :i ternporis i .543 84 71 Nt'W York 'We have discus.ced determining tb. American the' les( to ry tiolt the t 'iticism i 513 8-4 71 flostun d.'.-i.'sI to let things go as ltague champion in 1972. uint say I'm the best.'' 510 1 83 71 flaltiti,ore Its a prishli-iti hut wo''ll have to lithe clubs all finish with the When the players struck last ' - ,ster.tatt,' ..r.tt.ig in' (((- .r,.' 'n p(u',e fc-.r "-'-r-,' V;sltis', grinned alter he hail It u iv ULG( West (45k1' solar (hIiflreS" April for an iinproveui lwnston same nuiutwr of losses, the l)e5r"ri.''s in languages ansi athletes 1uru'y-dt;irweeI, pumrrwIf'd and (.opiey News Service 9 5 S1 Marvin Miller, eec-utive iiiplan and stayed not Ildays, the (roil Tigers would win the East Oakland (it the fact that more than the Major lague j;it>he.l Russian Anatoly Kholov 578 89 65 national interest - or lack ( rector of problem set in but wasn't and the Oakland A's the West Chicago the into siihiiiission, "but the fans Many viewers of the XX 1.000 reels of magnetic lost SIX oil the l'1(iyVr1l Assr -iation, agrees since I)etrnit only O1H ('itrrying it further, considered serious until now, 'iiF example, a jorcer match (IiS1idVaflthgI brag--tint I guess Urn pretty aware of the complexities in- miles in length will be required het Rrazii -md West 150 atIv>intage or more with an 84-70 titark and layed and the games missed while floston and New York to res- orri the highlight.c f the 1;o(sI. volveel in providing adequate of little tnrst a .-rmany, (lie s;ivs "You won't ti cliibtt, lost seven anti Ilaltimore each Detroit at 85-71, giving the onwould not be inide up, the owntmei. televtsir,n and radio cr';erage ('arrsr,i.; hId a tougher time most paris of the United States r.'ailv know until it over," eight. In (1w Vest, Oakland tiles East title with a .51515 tin e dechied. Or that the TV audience win of it, winning a split decision for this, the "festival of hope." ______________________ billion mark probably would be the major ______________________ __________________________________ _______ -- For 'sample, few probably approach the one (ruin another Russian, Vasily event of the -lay or South -I'.lornln, by dominating the realize it Likes approximately in comparison to the 'if, American and Furnpean fans. hrst and third rounds while the 2,54)1) technicians, announcers million who viewed the !$ The match would he shown S'.viet boxer counter-punched and officials to operate ttm Olympics in Mexico City 11a1's I wt>t tint' ttiiiId ('haflIpi011 I l'.Mfl !i P . BY 4 1jti Ccl St WeberSt 1 a 10 i-lost . SHAVING SIR OKES Putters 3 - _____ .-------------- -- - - - -- . ....._._ - - f -- f C t I d CAL IIOPhIf 17 WAND (Xi DfiEDN(X t,RL(1DNST&Tt(X PACIXIC LX SAs DILD ST IX. 7AM iOU 51*11 IXi , CAtIFURMIA(Z; I.MIOP.I 7 CLA CX. I*IIUMCTO*SIdTI (X - ',, -'i ...4 1', t.tie.u.t.e..r. V.e!ta-r Si (P434-20Ut.tahunia luau J3 Cl P (P414-21s 7% Tea St (544-213, Calif sl(434, Illinois 213-Ui Duke .1' 'Ira. Michigan P4.11.'b. Purdue (141335, Aria (5.25-391 Mutt St 4112 UCLA (2Vtt,P41 13 Young Montana (NIlU-Idi P4anil Slate Freanui z ,114) (7%j Wct \'irguua Ce.retgon tP(2Vttsi UlInuus (52-14s that, (34(2 Far West 'i.t. t:e.tu ,. V.'ut.t: 3 Stale 'Waati (23-21) Ant fit tN.24-15; FrMIO Si (5.14 114 S .IDM' St (P4.7-45, 'SDlitgO St (P4.45-I) 'Sianford,1533j u Cal 314 tb Aria ,N.2b12, (jrsg1 (71-23) Ilw '.u. ill 21' NV Ulinota . WitI St c21-31> UCLA t34-17, LVch St (7% 141St Houston (N Calif 1260) V.*t. 174, '-tire St 517-34) btanfw-d ib-ZI> Oregan (3l-21i L( L.A ,, . Idaflu St 4t).4, blantord ( 1413, Wash St (2ll4 5 .iuser Si Ut-213s B (Irven - Picifit (25-lb Wis.t :3l2i cirt* 3b17 . 'I V.ae.t. : Pw-ttir i114-12, ho (a! 2b-23 Staiurd (24-141, Idaho e!2-114, Fresac St. 4P(JD-17J LBcti St (N.30- 2b rrron 9ru. St CaL (24-141t Sv Cal ti2-13 Ore Stats 414-21; L(III.MPT. ;Aaa - M- SI. (st. Cdt - Cd... Ciet. StieS. al (ISle. Ct-a1iilad. 1sm 1: Ott. Si.S. ,.,Cds Si. Aña. (SI, Dadde.s t F,a (5,7.31, Dat Ala. (Si. (Caidlas %Ml, P)a. Si. Si. 7%i. Citadel ' - Pill (J1l3. Fs. Wa. * Si. a Ws., IL ii. S.. ilL, 11i. $ Mn (N h4dat,a $1 S-S) Ha-s-- l.a . &'. $.Wi St. at W. Ma., Mt 5C Si. (N,$.7>, M. a S D 14-li. SisaL St. a S.D. I tS-rPi.NuS. UCLA(S1.OrtatMa..PkW,udN.C.4$2IaatsC1sesatS.pJa.5(.5.CaI.4A.rS.P4.T,,aj Scaca.. Ta at Ga. T.c1 11S41. ma. Atl*gtaa aS. Ma. (l. Teas. *&M a WieilMa St. 5Al-I. Td.de at lisp. i. Talas a La. Si- (lS-øI. L'I St at Se' Sita. St-tN.34*i.Teai..C'Satta...p.t '.ade.bUl tSJL3Sj. %a. at S C. .1d34i. at W a., W. St. at Ia. 1$-341. a'r at M.ratu4 Si. IN). a.piws at Days.. tS.34-3fi Sf71. 15: MaUi at Sj, Td Seat.. Cd. (5), Wamr Jiulatru (St. LrT. Ic,: Au. at Ott. 45), An.. St. at I4p 111-171. $ay4 a Ga.. Seulleg Gras. sq Ce,4IIII 1 - Cats., (gd $ A:th(a, Si. INi. - M1 t37• Dan.. it MUiad. 0.1$14. tiat,, St. at past, Dat at L Fl.. Si. a Sileid (5.21-IT,. I.,. a (*1. St. (2142i, laws St. at Cole Si.. La. St. s I. , ', I stresse1 that in nor gold medal :n he 44Y1meter rr.styTe-tit after the are c>rkout.s traces of 1'phau1rthe ,'r.' Italy is 5-2 here vhile the tfl a sample of his urirt" (sinitrls says his (titlian 1.II*- Plays Percentages Rocky Mountain NS Mn 25 34. Utah (7%41-21 iia ____________________________ ________________ spot-Isman Ilohhv Huithord roars tlillfle lust his :6loot ('igarette - l'ino' powered Lw two 252 h p. Mereruiser SteI'fldl'IV(' engines 'Ille Iatrst -' Ir' - -- "-a--.- i 1)iflflShI p race, Mill flU 1C'IICh In III 1011(1 I1(' Southwest bayltir 357 LI Young (Olbi P4.0-J5 lent. L2-i.5 Ga Thct :(l-4 'Vi Chati 7%ie.2-35, Virginia (3215, 'Woflurd 122 3, Maryland 7%.CStaie (7%.3)-ISi Miu C'ulura&-St Richmond (Ntt-2t1, Vanderbilt (34-Ui Auburn (34-31t LSU (7%.l3-17i kenuck) (P4.17-13 Wuct St (7%,21-s 'Duke 'N 1ea5t s474t 77. i4a5101 Florida So Miiii Wake Fox-eat (73, L Carulma (Nl5-31, 1 urman (P4.20-U) Cl Mtti State firsas- (P436-2 Aititierna i I'-32 - V. tirginta - IX, 1/1 fen4lvely in'I in r.'ho,nrling hare really operwl up agalr4t Healing the Amarlrn.q to the hlm---nr, more prerialy hoards is going to be one of -sir aaInsf U S ewimmfn Mupr.-.Mems W. must 1w, uI, Mlmethlng -, tWt (€1 i-21s ;rT) Dec rtsr-zmiuth L3191 Pitt i'lSi (CI* - ij___ - wi%lra (OrfltU P .ir . ::.: 'Miam. (N 7% ,C :. __________ South AU1IfiM ti. CtADEL (i. CLEU*tZ. Ii. VuItIfltI iA ARoLrnsrx DIDA(Xs rLpptjrj tx 1 Carreras Saving Y 11011 ,IOUNStJN (ArrerR got it tilt rot n break "tcsnrinfrd ;'ress Sports Kttltnr wtwn Jw,- FrnI'n \1I1fl( ( M') '1ut plAin Uiwlrlgi;ei ('p %(fonsn 7,,. 'ii isat 'ciii, is the strategy of ii Meirnn wtwsrn ('nt (I S t,rsv'rq .Ipscr Valdz and (enrf'd lpq - _____ S i..- Hrr 4fBt •244 ill Mictugar Dtm Statt 2 Minz 14-ill I iias S .14 (I I('5JI lDws StaL 't-14 V. Mich ho 1I whit .-t:'i' America's Boxing Image - St (N . Mint (2-l3. iowa .4!. 3 -hi it irv-'y --, -' 1 a1 N'nr C't& T('I vWaOti *2D' kutperi - Marahall • 17 lit urfluei)' Nu'-s 1*nw 7%trtni I S(. - :2, I!''r-irI - - flPVflW L Midwest ICiv iN IPLF :y _is.Iiui i I)&Y1DI, 1X iIKOtZ IKCI*$5 tX ti. usu 1t'1 cx - NO. IS ov. u • Pre*o Itrci p Culats I)rezi. ct'-14 .s- Th huziuwl. si•L) 4s Rnuxi Syraust- d-14 - Corntili 3-.1 4rut% c4t0, •5f 4otrt ?*m. Cant. 3Jj r*tmuuth '..rmunt .:-e-2 LaIawtIt i-U% 'Iav> 14-t; V. V&rjzirna (L-4i Mu-viunt 2t. - 2- Rhdt Mau uIiarvarc e•1I6 1brIi .\42-J CniumhU fllft, 'sir Mssm Yak Prn s-fl -ss 'itrWi L- ,.i ';o. 4 OCT USIir - Pifi 412 Tempk 214' j(.4i lOb L.!E'Uf Prineiw tk? Force .4-2i Ma •4-fi tawsir, •l• ' 80TDIIL IL .- - - ;---.- __________________ L - --i-- ,;)f.f - .r(J p East zu . - 1). - - 'I.- Valdez, (lImes ptavr at beW ifi iran Ui tIrt ntvav. rcrpt 1o'i ThaT SEPT. 23 ok& ---. .1 24 V.aih St (144-211 Cal (30-7i - UCLA (2134; Urekts lIlt), Utah St tI3-42 CaIal 'it)-7j Wait U4-138i los Ang St*te W. Teams. St (N) - N Measvo(233l> St (312(1 U1_A (2tJ-1'j Starurd (5-20k Ore Si (14514) So Cal. 120'30i Cit-c hI i4il, Montana c21-12s S Jose St 3-4-14 Calif I27-J0i - 5 Deego St (5.7-14> Pacific (P4J47) SLZgWd '0 14j W M)Ch$.. 'Ore State (29-140> ArIa. St (5.649> %isat.t. St t23-24, C&II1 (340I Ss (5.2371. La (14-42k CWejoti (140'29 tX Dsvis Oregon l4-34 -Walt (J2-2i UCLA (23-12) Siavdurd 124-23; St UCLA ( -7I Sc. Cal Wash 7-7 t 'LB eli St (N.7'I2 Haai(j (N; ' LiamcUc 22x..24; 1ta.al( (tksc 2dj Zo2u W*iti (2U-28 Si. auIIh (51. ft at Ld..m. 4i. '. f. az-ee. L &scb Si. at N. Tea. Si. (Nj, NIth. Si. aiM '1$4j. M. lid. (2141, Miii. - Mje Si. (-2Ji, Ma. St. a SL l, M.td.id Si. $ Sn Nez. Ii. a N..Mtz. a M. (4P23 S.D. Si. a M St. NC. at Mt (1544j, Ns. IL a WS. $41 ON. at '. Os.. hi. a S.. Cd. IS), P.c a LSL (Nj, PSL at la. (N,I1-3j Pryieuiia a PwRas (5,35. Id&?alW. Ga. IseS (24-li. Syracae at S.C. St. (5,. lisps S.. Mlth., Ta..iIa at Xavl (5,3I4, T.aii, Arilegi.. at 011.. St., Tcia, AIM it Sö.7-34j.Td.4vai 1.. Va t64> %M., Femi at 5511. Sj. W. Midi N irna. Si. 5. %ba Si. C.L (21-241, W. Tesas St. at fa&.(21.3b, wk St. Tat.. (13-311. Wa £ Mwp Sry. *ys. £ Ww 4*-23i. I)FC. 2: l4dy C.a. a B..0 Cd. (721 1. liaa Si. at Diip Si. tNAS.31i. 1.5*) a Td.s. r - .11445i. Satri Da.. at S.. Cd. (14-21j, 051.. Si. at osi.. tj-, k* ii$.4.r 2341. SM1. $ TCt (1-1$i. Ta.. at ViibSi '371. DEC. : J_ a Rk* (5,23-hi, S.C.it . , SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT SEMINOLE COUNTY S Elect Your s I r u k e lsti't us amooth, and your direction not us accurate hut on bumpy greens you don't exItect great results-YOU just want to do the best you can. Even (lie' finest greens get bumpy us the day wears WI ' "' _____.., 91 lie ready tor the'mii, (NIwIPAPSI INTIIPSI$I AISH) Keep Frank Beard's golf tips handy for ready reference with hIs book, 'Shaving Strokes.' To get your cop, send 7; plus 25 cents for postage and handiing, to "Shaving Strokes care of The Sanford Herald. p. 0 (los 419, Dept. 321, Paulo City Station, New York, N. Y. 10019. BILL WARD Your Voice in the ha house ol Representatives District 34 SEPT. '12th PRIMARY "Have You Returned Your Card?" Paid Political Adv. Rep. * I".VORS * 1"_, v(jRS I\II1 Rti\'I'l) \t): TRN I. E1)UC.'L'LU\ 3 'I'I( )Nt ; Rh' I)I\(: I'R( n: R \1 (r. 1. '. }' p',I .i! .\.5,.-, 'is,- flv'I LI, 'tit i..Ot(S t_a.l'...t ,,i t',i.l*( �I hp Saifi.'ud lr •ild LA- Thursday, Sept. 7, 1972 6B-The Sardord Herald Legal Notice-- ............................. ....,t'z: t. . . i -- "4w :'. t . . . J,. . -- .--. . --;*-. • ...' a•lI5 -- - . -- . - ,_..,l.-_ .. ,-. ':-. - . ,• - - -J ..'#' -- - - .' . -. .- ft r, . tlficaIe't of Publ&c ConvenIence 5,wr Necessi?, fOr water •." •. - • . .. •I _ • sarvice in Seminole COUntY. Florida - . .: . - - 1) - A" . •' water anti sewer Service ha' regested Is as follows TIM' •OlIIf'i described landS. lying arc being in lonihip South. Range 25 East Seminole .. . ",, - S.. •. County. Florida SECTION . . All of sale ' SECTION2 .."'. -: I SECTION . ThC SECTION 12 -. ,a-. -. L "_:' • - .-._, - • - , : - , .• - - A_,. ______ , . MIAMI IS LUCKY enough to have prett Ilia liurges, 23, antI 72-73 will be lucky for everyone - . - 'b'dp ___ '.4' The South ½ o the SE i of the SE Ot the NE TownShip 30 SoUth, Range 3: east In Seminole County. Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED tPIa? in sction Pc QulO? title to the above ditCrlbi prOpVty has bean filed agalns? you. the abbreviated title of Banks, which Is. Eddie L riprl'Cf we, toae'Pie" $.pvic! r pi.InIIf"t. •?tc,ne 'c-ti.. irflrflPøI$tCl', herlt: n'herv. se' v.111' tht N t, will b- entered agaInst you default SECTION 7 in said The SW ' o' the SW I.. and all 04 tr the' rolia'4 demanded the Section lying Wes' 04 Interstate Wi'TNES my hand and the of4 rightol-wey flclai seal 01 thIs Court this 29th dat SECTION of AuGust. 4.0 1c7 The P4W L Of the NW I, . to be sure everyone gets a copy liStlfl.! numerous area activities throughout the seaSon. Just write Calendar. Miami-Metro Ilia, whose jnh it is to mail out the Greater I)ept. of Publicity and Tourism. 49i Riscaync Miami Fall-Winter Calendar of EvenU. wants Blvd., Miami, Fla. 33132. i4 o' claiming an, right. $tI o' In tOreS' I arc tc the following soc Leffler Plaintiff's Attorney, toqethe' ttift the P. i whoU addrpa It. P01' Office Drawer Thr following dii.c'ibed lands H Sanford Florida 327'7. on or Township lying err o October. A.D East, Semlnoic before the 5th South Ravige 197, arc file the origInal wIt? me County riorida Clark of the' Clrcvlt Court. Seminole SECTION 6 County, Florida, either b.the All 0 ?PC $ e lying Writ of In - iii Greater Miami from October through April. Led By t All ft laid 5..tlr, cFCTION 1) Of the Section lying written defenses. if any, IC the same All Cl the S .• _ -. . . - - " P ' RAU4..ERSOP4, Plaintiff, L A Fos., it ai.. Defendants. Clvii Action No 73OSO. In the Circuit Court of thu Judicial CIrcuit, Eighteenth Sainlnole County, Florida. you art reoutruc to sr4e a copy 01 yOur TPiC . C A FOX. wii& .(Pct lard. lying and being A genera d3Cription of the area Sam mole County. F lorida to .ft wnrpin application to p'ovide -t . . - - ••'•__i .-. .. - - .-.,.. ... - . _* The tolIInQ described lands lying .rc being In Township 19 South, Range 30 East. Seminole DE&.1d& County. Florida M 5s El) SHLMIEI( sh0 p wc-inted Press pofli. Writer (S.all ARTHU1 hi BECKWITM, CIeri o the Circuit Court By Maxine Eden County, Flo'ida Deputy Clerk SECTION 31 SW L. Ci V' C MUTCifiIOPi The S L together with the LEFFLER ?Pe NW . together with tht NV' L HLJTCHiSON ANO OFlCE DRAWER POST 0' thp ORIDA SANFORD. The tilowlflg described lands iyng and being In Township 19 ATTORP4EY FOR PLAINTIFF IaEa rn a for ACTION heirs, I.Vat..s. dvl;pes • grant..s. CURRIE and MANUFACTURING COMDANY, Cnurthouse Sanfoc, FlOrida, corora?;on. II achy.. end If . 01s501v*d tPie L.,nknown otf4cirs as 97 a' 7O PM. pOisibli to cOnhlder an directors and stockholders nirof '.tt acting as trustees tMrefo', ?feir application wbmittpr by $eathrf Unkno*t successors or assigns arc Utilities, Inc.. ru,5IIng Car Id againt any and all peions Piaving ..:! ' T- so note County Utliltues oar0 wI hold a JbiiC prIr t,' tre County Commission Chambers 04 tte Simnote County .- ____ - - -. ,t - - __________ _____ -:: - • •. :-- ri - _____ r-' - ____ - - .' - :_.- - ..• _s-__• . .4 , - •, ____ - .... '-s-- .••••, - r •L ...1. '4.. -. . - woruct ac xiatiox., ha.' si.. oftcnsivi anti five defensive starters return- SECTION j 1--SiLltt't t(1T 'artifl All O'tft, Sp:'ty ins P.' N CLtiITLSOI. .O4iCt. Hoot.u' 111' . leSt the . ' Condregt Holloway at Ten- gram says his thret'-year 5Tl3N . 'The' S 5. IN flit CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NO. 73.1130 Sam mole County. a DoIItIcaI sub division 04 flie Stat. of Florida. " a'' R BOR tt&V. JAMES 0 WILL IAM. HELEN H LAW, JULIA E ac SHIPLE'Y MAE CLARK. SUMMONS TO SHOW CAUSE AND NOTICE OF EMINENT DOMAIN PPDCEEDI$OS IN THE NAME Or 'tHE STATE OF . WANT AD INFORMATION LOS'!. Maf't wfiIIPt, hiseui S,wwtay afternoon, vIcinity Purger Chef parking lot. Keep money. please return important c.Coers 322 7)02 Direct Phone Lines To Want dc a The following ifll and State of Florida. wna names and places of risZden'* .me sit torm as far as ascertaInable by diligent search. S@0b R Day 400 SOuth Cot. Orlando. Florida 0 Div 617 Sw.etbriar Roar Orlando, Florida Runs it Costs Per Line The LISS Per Day. 3W East JaklOfl StneO Orlando. Florida 3ec a ine thru 4 tImes Winter Park, Florida t The following persons wtsO$O are residence of placeS unknown If alive. Cd if deceased. the unknown heirs df'vIUOS and all persons arc parties claIming under thPfll whole names and places residence I?e' unknown (5175 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines MInimum (5 arc c The unknown hotrs. davlials l.catr arc granliiln. 01 the above CLASSIFICATIONS named lOdividuli Defendants who mat be d.d • The unknown assigns. stic ceswrs it intereSt, truStilS on ant persons arc parties claimir.g or owners. mortgagee's ludgment credItors a' Ilenholders of. upon nr ageint' the pirr" 0' icoc describer belovi in Serninoir Coun'v. io-lda SemInole County. a political evet (Ira Si*fl froo Mrs atti mel host bun whit Ti CflIl COld deci was - n' anti Melvin Harkum at bui1drn program is begtnntn MiSsissippi Stnte ti develop mare depth, but not liollnwn should give ' enough tti ratt the Tigers as Volts that extra spark on of- title cofltenue?s. for University ont-Iwi' pinches u the' country, return of su starting offensive Stetson (;ar huff, one of the nation's The' defense- also is back he.avv, linetnieui. including All-ACC November , It has been artto;i quarterbacks. make! nonnounced bs Jack Singbu.sh. featuring twi.-tirnt' All-SEC' ccii- chnic'esl(oi'iltusnah. Jerry Sam WITPiESSmyttanCancltPseSe&O4 CbOC court this i4tt day of AUgUSt 197: ____________ Announcements 1-Lost & Found a-Cards of Thank; S-In MemoriafTtS t-ausiness Opportunities I. Ave. Sanford ft Eltit' PREWrTI' Aisuctated Press Sports Wilier '1 a f t C SAN FRANCISC.'O APi - This could be season Couch I)ick Nolan's Sax; Francisco 4Slerx reach maturity, and he thinks that will mean ii trip I' the' Super Bowl. Of Liii' Leant's 22 probable starters, 11 have between three- and seven years of pro football ex,prrience. 'Ttuit'i in accident," says Nolan, a preriinm on experience and tisinlis moat of his ulus'ers art' approaching of their football lives "Jack White t4ers' personnel boss) dam' ci great johs and we've' got good scouting system. Most of our recent h.gli draft pick have helped us already," Nolan says. The relativel) young 4i'ers have been stepped one step from the' Super Bowl Dallas Cowboys the last two eaaons, kzing in the National Football Conference champiovship games by 13.10 two years ago and 14-3 last season. Among the 4ers indispensable old pros ar qitarterhack John Brudit' anti tackle' Len Rohitie on offense, tackle Charlie Krueger and cornerback Jimmy Johnson on defense. is the' oldest of the 4ere and the Brodie, most important. Ills otherwise good 1971 season was marred by a career-high interceptions, sonic' of them fatal in the team's five' losses. In Gene Washington and tight end Ted Kwuhck, Brud," tins two of the finest young receivers iii the National 1"ootball League. Both are fourth-year pros, and thc' combined for 98 catches worth 1P '48 yards last Dick Witcher wIll probably retain the other startini' receivill4: job Top rukie- pIck Terry Beasle- was expected tochallenge but limped through the preseason period with a series of ____ mnjwies. three seasons of pro experience in Canada. Wastungton gained 811 yards rushing and caught 36 posses. Seven-year vet Ken Willard ran far 85S yards, the second best total of Ins career, and reserve- fullback Larry Schrelber ran for 180 yards backing up Willard. The' offensive line includes A1l-NFC Cu Banaszek at one tackle 3nd All-Pro Forrest Blue' at center. Over the' past two years, " Protectors" have allowed Brodie to be cked only 11) times. Two 1071 All-Pro selections, Johnson end outside linebacker Dave Wilcox ant on the defensive unit. Nolan's biggest wart)' is whether defensive end Cedrick Hardman, who appeared to be nearing All-Pro form lest year, will be at full strength Rard.man, who had knee surgery after an Off4ealaT) injury playing basketball, made his first appearance last Sunday against Oakland, playing briefly, but looking good. The 23-pound lineman was in on lB 4ers' 38 quarterback sacks last year, just his second as a pro. The only starter Nolan lust from either Wfl unit wutree Safely ftoae-Tay1nr. Five-year man Johnny Fuller is the probable replacement, 11 Johnson doesn't recover fron'i a preseason shoulder separation quickly, the 49ers will Lie vulnerable' in their secondary for early games. Hut they face' Sani Diego, HuEfalti and New Orleans before what looks like' their first major test, 11w i sngeles I1m ()ct 6. The' Ramsand 4Wrs look turns In first place for most of the 1071 season' before San Francisco emerged wiUi a 9- record, to they Itains' 11-5.1, in the NFC West. nw bicycles aboundFOR FINAL DIICHAROE tilts COyrt or Sepf.mbe 5th. Sf72 Public Defends' The moat avid devotees of the (Seall 'TO WHD IT MAY CONCERN to' tnt toiio*ing NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN that State S,natsrc new sport to date are best ARTHUR 5-4 BECKWITI'4, JR.. Districts 16. 17 JACK W FLYPI'! has tiled Isis final Senatorial As Clerk of tIM' Court Identified by long hair and Plousi of Members of reper' as Executor of the Las' Will DY Ceceija V Ekern tQr the following beards, but an increasing anc .stamsn' 4 E.ATHER INC F Representativis Deputy Clerk -P41 HOUW' DistrIcts 32 number of students referred to P11L.iE aeceasea tna' he 7 t 2 It t9' C ie"s C" so' Co,r' 0 led his petil ion so' final C iscrsarge. - 'straigflts' Bit learning the DL si 7c -' .J he will Øppiy to the HON 5nritf delicate art of putting with ¶.. WALLACE 5-4 HALL. Cuuns' Judge lax Coliectof Frisbee. FICTITIOUS NAME 04 Seminole CQunty, Florida. Sujxs' ifltqfldaflt 4 Schools Trophies and aw3rtls for the NOTICE Isrs.qeoygiventna' lOft day øf Ociobes-, A,D 1972. for Suesvisoc oh Elections Box biusin,$taI P.O approval o tournament will be presented engaged in bc.a"d of County Commissioners. AItatTi*flte Springs. Seminole discharge as Executor e by officers of VarIOUS campus Co'snly, FiorIGa under the f.cIitvu' DistriCts 1.). 5 September Members of the School Bard, organizations at the COOCIUSIOI3 name of T.R.A CONTRACTING Dated this 5th day of Districts 2. CORPORAl iOPt. DiV 01- T.R.A of play. *0 1972 In 'Testimony Wf*coof I nave Teams tram other colleges INC Intl 'hat I intend Pd register W' rLYN'T twrevnto it my nand and iflixed 54.0 name with the CiteS' of the As th, LaI and universities have been the Greet Seal of tlt Stal, of Circuit Court. Seminole County and 'Testament of tur,uA. a 'Tallahassee. the Copital, invited to cofltaCt the Stetson Florid, in accordance with the KATHERINE F. KILBISE. this Ifs. 'Thirtieth day f August. Student Union Board for details of the Ficlilioul Name Deceased. A.0. 1972 e,'i CflteTlUE the tourniunent. Statutes, ToW ;t. Section 145.09 Mr George A Speer. Jr (SE,t,L) 1937. Statutes Fioridi Attgrniy at Lay persons Interested RICHARD (DICK) STONE S lea P Arnliund P.O Boa 1364 5qt,t.ry ø Slate cautioned to note whether the' president 37771 Sefls-d. Puolish Sept 7. 'S. V 79. 1972 )4. art amateurs of ptOfeSSiOflaIs, PubliSh Sept 7. II. 21. 25. 1972 DEPt 23 DEl-i -7' Iuurr.arnen officials stated. DENs. tise State . ____________________ . . lice's Task Room 7mi WestoIl lnnIIwy - Quit worrying' tciusve VOucenbf'CtttiePiigl'icostOf iiy.n by pur(tsatiñQ tPis 2 bedroom. 2 bath with den. dinitiQ room, double --- garage. flreplace. plus contrOl Pica? and 4lr, and by renting Out bedroom apartment that thf Te-rms cc'rt'ri v.ith It 26 EquIpment For Rent ,'4 -' Carpenters I Helpers Frame I Trim Phone 4771..$3 on 372 t.S14 a p m Men nede'b tot factory' w3rt. must be able to handle 100 pound bb5. and prefer applicants from Non?, Orlando Casselberry. South Seminole areas 333.7530 FREE SHOES Shoes Good Part time Salesman earn big commissions Knapp PIP In vestmefl? Free F.gu,pmen" Fret inc. nt-ye' buy 5h0f5 Training Program' Iflte're'5te' Write P-i F Magnt'r. One Knapp Centre, Brot.ktOn, Mast 07401 Station s'Iendsflt. Experienced Salary open Apply at 17 02 anc Airport Plaza U Mature man ' .'- wanted for Concrete pipe manufacturinv plan' Cams Concrete Pipe Co.. Old ApopSa Hwy 140 a' Overland Rd Loch 'iar't area You've coslie to the r,ght ad TIlls 2 bedroom on corner '0' fOr only 511.950 v.11 lot 151 stO5 you ri your tracks' We Have Many Oth.r Listings 3 tiedroom. 1': batt. sha2 Ci, rPc'. $1,700 down, as,m. !.IS.S00 mortgage No gualifying i7'-'d Three' bedroom, 1 bath. (1B, fenced tree-s. pick up 41. rno.lgage, or refinance 114,500 372-1176. Ft.,RP4ISPED, 3 bdrms. 1", bath, garage, large lot Pd ice neighborhood W W carpet Landscaped. 132.000 323 1518 COUNTRY ESTATE For horse owners S acres. cleaned and ins grass with new mobile home Appip in persor. It, tilan' nan,ae 3a.5 371e ST. JOHN'S REALTY ATTRACTIVE 3 Bedroom, excellent neighborhood central air, beautifully decorated. all to wall carpeting and draperies, kitchen equipped. breakfast room, plus dining room 571.300 Terms Furnlsl*Ø older 2 bedrOom home with living room and separate dinrip room. kitchen. bath. screened front and back porch. near churCh and shopping 510.100. COUNTRY HOME One acre pius. 3 b.deoom. 2 bath. central a.r. $37,500. C A Wluiddefl. Sr Broker III P4. Park. Sanford - 322'SWl, Nights 323 111 Completely furnished, large lot Reasonable 1705 Magridi.a Ave 323-6763 3 Bedrooms 1'-j Bath. nice ci.ian Piouse and yard FenCEd Central seat and air 516.000 Terms - Serif,'ircl -- - -- Leisure World Mobile Home Estates and Marina on the St Johns River From $13,730 which includes home A lot. A fabulous community, with all Mobile Homes l'jret,recIC,crnistn Shepherd puo cx hew radio with 2 speakerS change lot stereo Cost $67, sell for 135. 166 6966. 71 -- Used 7000' hardwood floor, bath tub, commode I wash basin, deep sink, M's( lumber Call 327 2645 32) 35)7 313) Orlando Dr 'P E7POSSESSIO$'4 17t New Moon. 17' x *3' Expando. 3 bedroom. 1" bath. *,tPi i.ecstral a'. Call 53712373 Dealer Located rvi;,.,v r-ivuP' r.CFSHIEP.HOSTESS, Ptrs 3 43 to Realty. 332-1301 261(1 hiawatha Ave at 17 92 1 30. 5 a.a ys a week Per.Ol'al ity Pius dependabla We need a gresi gri for a really ioo Apply in prrsott only 10 Holiday House, 330 - i - great ' - E Cos'nmerCiaI. Sanford ARMAID WANTED Lake Valley Bar 17 CL '-, mi in VoIia County o65.I447. : ! I.,,' now Represen' Sanat Covert' p your area Pant lime sales. full '.me earnings Plo investments. , '- tlie-Ct,Oflt, or deliverieS Op . .orti,,nity toe local manager FO' ' And Tools Payton Diane between S and 12. at eppointment ding MaterIals 61-Lawn And Garden Equipment 62-Livestock And Poultry 43-Pets And Suppliu 44-Clothing lirapeman tail 66$ 1542 PAINT UP, SPRUCE UP' Earn the casts to pay foe it all as an Avon Representative If you like peogie and love making money, get the Call 644 3079 facts now Beaut.c an, master preferrably. new salon opening. Sanford Replies confidential 534 5017 ____________________________ Transportation 70.Travl Trailers 71-Auto Repairs Stemper Agency FOUR BEDROOMS, on 1"s acrec, lake view, many extras 139.500 'THREE BEDROOMS. or large corner, all rooms are extra large Mar', aocl't , c,'ial teatures 577,50(1 Trm arranged THREE BEDROOMS. Pinecnc-s', central Pu a. huge family room. with fireplace, and wet bar Under priced at 530.000 THREE BEDROOMS. Papia, Over l5 j •C,Ctt, extra clean, Only 53 S. 500 CITY HOME SITES. 7100' i 102' 13.930. or 100 a 137'. 13.500 Both '64 Continua ('.1, (English Fordi White. good 2nd car 5.475 Oviedo 16% 3331 offer S DUPLEX LOIS. 100'. 7130 - 14000 SI' a 147' 13.000 COMMERCIAL on 17.92. 500' t $223 per foot Take all or path Seminole County Realtor MEMB[R.ORLANDO-WPM.L S 191 5. French LPP4'S 3 Il 5Ii,ft Pprt 372-4991 Suns &Ev,s322-7374 time LPN's 117 ExperienCed a.ov-s 7 3. or 3 U t,ift CooS' full SANFORD tmt- Apply Lakev.f-w N,.irsn I isA 519,730, one left. I bedroom. 7 Center. 519 ( 2nd 5' Sa,'lord balls. central heal and air, car peting Sariando Realty Inc. Real Male.Female 15 lu's, 134 4777 72-lmport Autos 73-Motorcyclej Help Wanted Ai,d Scootsri' 74-Trucks And Trailers ,r't(tt sear' tres5 Nrw tPfl,tne' manufacturer Orlano I Ix per 73-Autos For Sal. 7. 'hall ColleCt 43332770422.0528 ,bvould you like to supplement your 2 present income Work a' your own leisure Foe aetals wrIte P.O Box 773. Casaeloefry, Fia 32707 or call Collect, after 6 P m 303.131-0311. Want Ad Depa rirrient coOk 5 a m 7 p en Apply in person Sanford Ranch HouSe No ptione calls. PLAN YOUR NEXT PARTY In Ihis specious 3 OWen 2 bath, 3 cm' garage. home, on oers'zed wooded lOt. F,,cluSs,, Sanford neighborhood $33,000 McQulllan Real Estate. 1792 Celery 305,416 5311cr 456-4173 MLS-OPr Sunday 1:30-4 p en I! yefl ing Asso'c 441 5532 apes- ,envd tanediSfest Hours LAND 0' FABRICS 104 E. 1st ST. SANFORD AAA EMPLOYMENT I,. MIle of 17.92 Casaelbefrv Regency 5q 53) 3100 AMERICAN WOOD pRODUCTS, INC. * is immediate tOO Openings for saw op.-atoi"s, mouldef operators. Cut' Off Vn.I, *ssernt,le"S. ItS' drivers, slackens, arid neipert Starting wages tot- skills are *2.50 an hour as-sc up-full time Short week, part tim. available. *Ork Complete benefit programS as-I *val(sbie for steady woi'ker$, ,rurIn(e.l (holidays, vacationS. Apply 125-7 CharleS St. Lfl9*Ood at the pruCuctiurl Offitt Has an opening for a female manager. If you are interested In a Career of selling fabrics; apply In porson Wednesday and Thursday, September 6th 1 7th between the hours of 10 o 5 2 Real Estate Wanted 37 - ACREAGE WANTED 110 acres of agnicuttural arid, with Or without buidirsgs Send replies to Box 460 C 0 The Sanford Herald 5.àfl tQ bus. lots arid acreag. in c' P'lOi'i[ near Sanford DON 37) 6970 Bicycles 41 -. - Auto KepalrS Parts.Accessories M P. M AUTO PARTS. Hwy 46 t)i'iWCefl I I P. Snif0rtIi New P. Trucks Anti Trailers FOR EVERYONE! , 1966 Chevrolet Pick up 5,395 BOIl ) Household Goods - ' Tl The Shoppers Gude Is Here To Serve You! Air (.,lIIOn'flU .' Seminole Sporting Goods A Bosor' ,'irêl,r Dr.' Closed All Day i'dednesda -v 3?) isy 35th 6. Sanford Awe CENTER, 210 C Is? SI, Down to-an 373 6661 Frigidaire Rang, Turquoise Lx cellent cond.tlOfl, 550 377 2014 TELIVISr'i SETS $75 UP MILLERS Plt'PdO Rental ke'lu'ti. Like New. 5495 644 76(1-3 EMPLOYMEP4'r ACT. More informe tic' may be obtained from the Wage lfovr office at 219 C,arlaine Building, 12490 IdE. Seventh Avenue North Miami, Florlde J16i. lelept'soee. iSO 5973. ttic Pnsulptions Call for quote IILAII.t A(,(iP4('Y. ill S Park Ay' 3)3 1*66 oc 112 19*7 nl'i s-Ie'i' t4.cIcct.d7 Aufomolive Muffler Heavy 0uiy lifetime S absorbers, 59 95 each. 7121 S french Ave 32) 3611 led yOU know you can have YOUR Beauty Care - a. Home Improvenet,j Roof Reprs. Ro-4 P..inling Leaks I wind damage, aluminum siding, 30 yrs. espes-lenc. All work guar 1141.', (lii, ,*i(l SALON Open Daily, 9 S - 4 ¶iiOt MEPAi'I lJrth'f New M.iia,JUrivi" 7 Sanford Piala Special Services - - .... A - AMP1 A ',CRvitEMAN RIId lodli t shopper s (lode 101 the help ,uu flr,d , Andy's Saw Sharpening. Hand I Cruiar Chain sawS, Sc-SlOt', krii, c-S .j.ir in' t,),% 2426 i. .1.8 Vi Ave 323 IllS Trailer Rentals - Li HAUL TRAILERS Ii - ii ti ,' ', SA,l, i'.S 'xcii Iti-'', 110', Ii, Carpeting - '' 1:111 - 171115 PARR DRive UI 1671 VJ.'ll Dn'IIIlng -- a? wtc.'i AND BATHROOM KITCiSEN CACtI NE IS I- on riiica lops. yi,k esliect iiistallati,,ii ill *13) Aill.,i,,it4ilJt itS We repair anu sense StINt: MACPINE A, 'Lii'.'l 5' 1. (5 - Locks ni ith MIt) FLORIDA Residential, Commercial, Automotive fluiJed,31 III' ServiCe 1.1 DRILLED PUMPS ','4iP4.I4 SYSTI%SS - .' .'- 342 48.11 i".t 'x DICK j YCwLl, DRILLING ,iiid larger. pi,Iaip% ps-inkIerS Park ill 6u)l ' ,',,'. I'7 Get In On All The Action! JOIN THE SHOPPERS GUIDE - THE HERALD S DAILY DIRECTORYOF DUSINESS SERVICES 5 (Jays 21 Days 13 Wks 3 line Ad-55.04 4 lIne Ad-56.72 S line Ad--SB .tO - &(AWPEI ._ tOWER'S BEAUTY SALON fuiltiECly Plarniett's heauly NookI I 11.1,4 M,a.) IJy' Shopper s Gu'Uq i'the hilIp YOU need .ris.i r.pa,rsUUarnh,'i'sI I 1C 'rrs experience Clean Ucta' 5 oIl V'JtiII tool. 377 7359 - SERVICEMAN I45y iWAht .5 small, painting, home No lob , repair 371 3448 - Open 'till ion Thurt ,-,, - '.rb o.' CönCel your ad for and the following day SOii.,rddys kle'f0re' 17 neon Shoe Repair Remodeling'? Room Add. paining. all types 01 carpentry Interior Reasonable 32)4541 MATHUFIXIT SERVICE Painting Odd ions Yard Work talt 173 2710 ____________ ___________ fiN' 1(70117 NC 17 _____________________________ Cell iiitti'.dd/S rranfer pattern nerkinqa easil. ct' .1 TACT IT MILADY e Pepsin .,il makes mod,', KIN000N'S SEWING CENtre 710 17 tSl 'it Sanford Sll'iC,L.i 315AM , Tssl ,,AP,OY '.5.514 cervh P,iIl tO e-,,ii carpelinIl for .,,i,' , ,l (in ii.,rr.', '1 l.i. -I '.at'il i4 IUI CLASSIFIED! MILADY I Ii? S ' " - Line to FABRIC SHOPPE. Magnolia , ____ Your Direct ( .10 iOutm at lAlIWIC SHOPPE. It? S anteed Call 373 7359 '' '4 ii,', ,i,i Was'' Ad t.i Ill t ii "ii .451 .'i In. a I, 'etidl, 'l/fd GUY'S HOUSE OF BAR B Q Chicken. Ribs, Beef & Pork 371 3730 2101 French Ae "s colorS VELCRO Quality and se vice , laan Insulallon, SANFORD AIR CON hEATiNG A, (311 ION 1146 2619 S French Ave . 122 6 vii ' ,,. - - '.'i'iA ii., 'I li',t% .-. '-% WHY STORE II AlIt) FO14GLI IT' Glass Mirrors Sell it and forget it with a Want Ad. Call one of our Ad Viidrs for hell SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO placing your ad 210 Magnolia Ave ______________________________ 312 319 C. Pin.,)73 3147 icebox, dry lbs-ape, conie. ac-ic how rail Clean- 1350 323 SIll This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept HELPWANTE ADS that in. dicatos a preference based on age from ,mployori covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATICd IN - husines appear in the 51401' ltlIMSGUiDEforasIowas$lSa ,,lofi?tit Cali 323 3611 and ask foe our want sI ad visor today I 3222611 Slobber Slat,ps All 71t L.i-a'S' pr: 4", Ire's. dci- ye', I:J I.4iI - - Arts8 Crafts - Rubber Starnps THE BIG DIP st'ui -, l4tiSlhI- SSMEN ,5TTIJPdT ION Eat lieneor Take ison',' 2439 French Ave . 322 Ols'i hi I- Eating Places Applid nces Auto Iiiurance Musical Merchandise JACKSON'S (FRAMICS ci.pplies. 5,10 dr,ilt'r 103 Closed Thur',d.i, A ,uol,, 171 7921 ANIMAL HAVEN BOADiti PLPfPtL5 eatn'rtj. O'ppng Hay löWpit Ph !II3J31 Urtniis-rC? ,On. .Ind 2619 Orlando Drive, 377 (1352 197(1 II' Glass Tnl HIi, live well bOAT FOR SALE It' I Craft 120 Mi Merc Cruiser Stern driva with Oepth finder and Other extras Murray Trailer $ 2500 Call aftei Phone p en 372 7311 Ar full lIne GE ApplianCes Sanford Electric Company 2322 Park Drive, 327 1562 Sanfore's only eutPiO,Zed Singer dealer, new Singer Zig Zag In cabinet. 199 Other Zig Zags from 567 up KINGDOPi'S SEWING Pet Care CeramIcs 5cr v,oj 5a,,Ior,1 Cod 'lInt Park jreit Phone 641 7219 (enter, Down'cswn - Downtown Sanford, 322 5961 Conditioning 141(1 51417rWIGLWAt0N F WV1CL Service & Rcpit'r% on 74 tiOur 5' iainut Stereo and I tracL tape Pay balance of $60 or 7 payrrer'ts ,f 510 Call Credit Manager. 372 9411 or see at Sanford See-mg Eoats and Marine Equipment Boats Motors Tea lee ROBSON'S SPORTING GOODS convenienCe. Permanent residents and newcomers 'iill find this directory the most convenient and up to date way to solve every problem AuO Ilafteret. 511 S's 42 - (1c SHOP THE EASY WAY! Repossessed 70" boy's bike, good Condition The following busInesseS are listed for your ,- J REEL'S BODY SHOP ttcn ,arford Avenue 57 HWY. 17-92 SANFORD Orlando 647-8878 :I 74 Electric Carpet Shampooer II Ier clay CARROLL'S FURNITURE _____ :73(115! PH. 322-1055 THE SHOPPERS GUIDE p's-s 1 wss Wormed. 570523 Singer We have 2 large trailer 10t5 remain tug. $700 doe-n. balance 5 years Call bud. JOHNNY WALKER REALTY. 322 6437 cash Full time Parts - Accessories ONLY CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS JIM LASH 51)50. san be seen t 143 Vagatsitil Wñy. Lonuwood Get profe'ss'onat carpet cleaning results - rent Blue Lustre GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 7 LOCations in Sanford 373 S2X SOC Fr,nCh Aye "The Little Dealer With The Big Savings" 1969 Chevrolet Impala, besl buy.,,! YOUPIG'SAUTOSALES.HWV 17 FreSh picked oranges, apples. 97. Sanford. 3230011mango's. kuke's, etc fly the piKe, pound, peck, bushel or tots Olcuo's 1970 Chevrolet Pick Up C 10, hail ton, Place, Hwy 46. between I 4 1 long wheel bets-. V I, automatic 57.195 Bob McKee Used Cars. 3)7 Sc ,il,i.r d V itt St - 3?) 902 Early American RCA Victor TV Black and whIt picture 5500 sEt1931 G'/iC 2 ton truck. Contractor 17100 Good conditiOn 32) 1176 dump body Call 372 1177. 55A OPEN MON. THRU FRI. 'IlL 8:30 p,m. SAT. 'TIL 6 P.M. ; isle on 322 9*39 Post-s f r poeserman Pinschcr, i4e female, 2 ,rs. old, good natured, good .vOufld small children Best offer Nelson's Florida 5%OODRUFF'SGARDENCENTER 601 Celery Ave . 372 3176 recreational fa,,iiltles on 17.97 between Sanford and DeBary. Ott Port Florida Road. Phone 4i414431. Debary or Orlando 847301$ '//t/ Sale Price 3988 Alter 6. call 373 1239 Phone 32'? 9305 14autlful .11)1 ilnul II (.TX Needs some ,,ri'k ,rflrC 373 3161 Electric appliances TV's, Pt, ri, glasses, dishes, chains, tools Lots & Acieage 34 " fle,jutful Aki: Collie pups. Pet anti si-ow quI,ty Champion blood i,eses 327 6196 --________ THE TIME TESTED FIRM 130N PartAve,3276123 Available nlofsts at 372 735.7 33 - SANFORD SEW I NO tIN It P 307 A East itt St 1116 (iyiile & Portable TV's II A W and Color. Also 71965 Chrysler Station Wagon 3330705 RYLAND REALTY Realtor ..__. - Pi, ANCES. 323 ("697 air. li''t 1972 CHRYSLER NEWPORT f., II, AT. F"5. 1Ft . f'( - rfrt (,I..17." i,(f( ,'If,r .349 SIll I ebrador Pe?resver, mile, gi'c'(1 1964 Dodge Van $393 ROB wlttth COO LoveS childnen flout oiiNG'S AUTO SALES, Hwy 11 ffpr 171 1229 92. 7230011 %hirs'Otur(. Poodles 3 Is-fl, rrtliticrcd, tsv5l.1 Need to sell 575 P4.lh 1911 DOttun 1700. Air ondilioneit, AM P.t nitutlo, 13'' tires SISOkI - 3774124 3316033 323.4434 Sotne' with Crid tune u'' I ,incer ('.t Needs eonS' St t,' 'y Ill s-s. tau. nut hal?,, , A' Pcsu'xlIe' Pups, Standard no papers. 'Al RenOull (Janavelte Combination 110 90) Sotl Ave , Sanfotil convertiblt-isnit hardtop 5131) (4314 Sf41 i. Si'I(IAI AkC tiny tOy poodle jsupiies In I FY'S USED CAMS, 371 Sf60 4542. 723 31.45 kenmore washer, parts. service, uSCd macnines MOONEY AP Stenstrom All ',-t.iiirji. (i,'',,iirtt 11EAI.UlJ AUTO SALES I? 97. Sanford _____ ,iS'7 Mdcl n Cab,net I (Its-sI 7 monthS, buttOflhOlt-S, blind POODLES. AKC. 6 StCCPS 01(1, chocolate brown niiflettutC 107 U th hems. cft-5.Qn% Will fast- $34 Purport Blvd 172 II'S C' 5$ per m('rtPP Call Crectt _________ 322 9411 or exes 131 '.t,s's,ucr - $30 Phrine Finance Here Pots And Supplies % Singer ZIg Zag. 5.48 C\'4n?Cyn os-vOlt Inns. new lag on lot in Casselberry area 39-Machinery 'ALL UNTIL NOON TC START OR CANCE L 'o AD Nt XT DAY 751450 French AVe. Day 33177712 5176 55-Store And Office Equipment SATURDAY 9:00 AM. Ia 12 NOON - Realty 322-3435 2563 Park Nights, Sundays I Holidays Call F ends F' 'trier. 57-MusIcal Me'chandtse ONDAYthru FRIDAY .5:30 AM. to 5:30 P.M. SanLenita lfl OlIN lypet and years F in4rip rip,,,, 'n '!'t', Call 111 1730 w 'tliout AKI $15 up Animal ilaten KennelS )7 5752 -- Available Sundays by Appointments Sanloid Realty Help - - Open All Day Every Saturday Ret 372 2757 Ph 372 SAIl MACHINISTS HELPERS 373 DSL ',-. - Pg E,ctusivc Loch Arpor br'ct. and beluhifult Thats ti-itbest way to describe this C bed room, 2's bath, Iaieroist home Thu PiCniC Pies it all 550,500 .51 177 7*11 I 14 [I huifeflh, jirt Per hICn. 6 v.5' old L ovci 'bIdv en A dng (it,. t,Ciin,I .;:,' :os '', '.'," l'.iritl flew I ,." ' '.PIL.Al' i:: 1416 Sale Price 3758 127 IPSO su .inI ,,f I rid h,ippy ,r.0 ç fu' ,t,'t I,'.iuj.'i ,irt'tiyt l'i-t u,',,I II S t' c'.%y I" ,i ,' 63 wC, & wwt. hltni s?r;Iet PIpe- pngin, twahns Slot S's. gages, titt k, ,nag, (7 iti I Al tp,e, For Sale 4 Dr. Sdn. 360 Encj,, AT, PS, P11, AC, TInt Glasc,R. NI,, Buick School tar. 5393 Clxi a cwk i)'nit Chevrofei pickup for s tar. 5795 171 360% ., it 1972 PLYMOUTH FURY III tatile 113 AIM tOM 2 70 Camaro, 4 Sp White wIth Panuisla hay fnr tale .171 4749 Miscellaneous . /' ___________11 7701 ,'.- 55 I p.'ed. If ittt. Ins' hnt Cud motor tic tiritcincyile or regulsilon IVInI Sc old req Pinto Mare fliack A white 7 yr old I'afamino and whi?Ppetnl,g mare 3712701. RUN1 A I[() Roliaway, Baby Beds (PtQROLLS rtftNITURF 7116W 1st 5,t 3 hIlt "Sanford's Sales Leldee" 191% Muhtittig Coupe. 7 NEW t &'.tS 12) 41)2 5r,1 fut nt,'' I' appIlatsi.es. Tot toots, s-i. fitiy I or 1001 It--nit I C''' 5i,,t ;;u S,rii,'w,t Ae 34 101 C WEST FIRST ST. Sanford 33-LOts & Acreage 34-Mobil, Homes - . Wanted To floy 52 322 9751 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Gene Burke, Joe Creameint, Chevrolet, 3'700 S Hwy 17 02. attorney, or State ____________ Autos For Sale 7% Livestock And Poultry \r''cnn tk,'.'t- ti' C' P "'ltl t%ptlC,,i %I'.,'p I 9, I nit' S itt _______________________________ after hourS. 322 (7164. BALL REALTY U$PC car lot man. experience preferred. but not essent 'a I See . 'Wv made bij improvement last year in our running game." says Nolan. The reason was Vic' Washington. an NFL rookie who had P [ALT Y 2571 Park.322 711* and INSURANCE Exier .e'ncpd freight handlers needed Apply a' Montgomers Ward & Co, Itt-i I. Persimmon Ave (Railroad Statlont, Sanford between hours I 30 to S 311 _____ 49 'ers WVNNEWOOD- 3 t)rm, 1 bath, family root -i, large 10, 515.900 3 1150 flwnpr broker after 5 p m matinal, arid and Houts For Sale 31 work in unload lumP.' yard 41 fIr weeS. Cx cellen. fringe benefits Apply in person after 9 a m to Scotty's Home Builders, 700 S French hearing For iiin Hunt one 7.7 p.eroomt for rent NC AlCOhOlIC beverages allowed Came h,.cmincie 337 1470 Peiibls man io drive truck, load - Seen HOMES EREN'T LOW DOWN PAYMENT ' Male Help Wanted 13 name ' 111W 1st St. Want Ads Bring Results EXAMPLE: - c.\('t-ii I I iJiilI'5tl '4.1 - at Casseiber'', Ole. Seminole Cuunh, and Piecet". for waler se'v'r NOTICE OF ACTION Florida under tIlt- tiCIitiut. name of tournament have brought only TO STE-Wisp' 'TRUST COMPANY Seminole County Fio'ida A general deScription o4 the ares p j DISTRiBUTORS. •flC met I 5y,' t-reewy du-ections to send data to the wherein application tc provide merdtoristersaicnamewItnthe Houston. Texas 77001 Nes York office, a spokesman OU APE NOTIFIED that an waler service has Deer requested 1 Cierk of the Circuit Coserl, Seminole at Stetson explained Inquiries action for foreclosure of mortgage as follows County. Florida it' accordance with The South 10 tii Øf LO 10 and all the provisions 04 the Fictitious to Ness York have been made, It nas bean lilec agains' you and you 04 Lof 11, Lake 0' the Woods Sub Section Name Statutes. To.Wit •re riOuired to serve a cas of your was stated any. to It or division, according to the PINt 565.08 Florida Statutes 1q37, written a.tenses. Singbush stated that the DONALD P CORBE1"T. pialntlffs recorder in Piat bOOS 7. PI9C 2.5 S Paul J Picon, school sponsorship of the event attorney. whose adored as P.O Box Public Records 0' Seminole County, Publish Aug 17. 34. 31, Sept 7 1972 DEC-17 was ar attempt to generate 7363 Orlando Florida Ot' o' before Florida 5y Greg DrufnmnonC campus interest in a new sport. October thIs. 1972. arC tile his. Chairman clues 01 tnis NOTICE OF ELECTION The' title- reference to Pro-Am original wltt, tntervie on plaintiff's ATTEST eltr',e' DuPa'e Belt knOwt' the' I. Richard t0lct1 has not developed ArthUr i-i beckwitii, Jr immediately tIles-oaf Stone. Secretary of Siate Of the State professional Frisbee players. tue. otherwise a default will be Cies-i. f Fiorda. oo hereby give notice Smgbush stated. 'Apparenthy, enlered against you to the relief Publish September 7. 1977 that a GENERAL ELECTION will DEH.7S f be hOld Ifl emInoie County. no one makes his living playing tmVsOIC In hisS comPialfl' The Property proceeded against is FioriGa,or T5Øpy heith tuccevdlflg gull with Frisbees," he corn- Oe%CrlDIO as toIlows the firs' Monday In NovemDe'. 4.0.. mented. at SW , of Section 36. East being the The 18 "hole" course winds Township 21 South. Range 30 East. IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY 1972, thi said 'TuflOat cay o NOVEMBER. to till the following otlicis about the campus and utilizes lying North of SR No 426; PLUS JUDGE. SEMINOLE COUNTY. SEVENThS SW'... of SW,.. 04 STATE UF FLORIDA east Representative to Congress 10' tiM' such devices as palm trees, Section 36. 'TownshiP 21 SOuth. l's ci Eslate •f Fourth I. FIfIC Congr.?slonal doorie.s, and lamP POSts J Range 30 East. North f railroad KATHERINE F KILBEL, Deceased DistriCt greenz.HaZ&dSiUchabco-edS. rignt.of.w*v Seminole CouflI, One '1! CommissIoner, Fio'de NOl'ICL OF INTENTION fountains, and ten-speed Florida P uol 'c 5er vice Commission TO MAKE APPL ICAT ION WITNESS my nana *iid the $ii 04 Stale Attorney (tONS BAIT & TACKLE. 9%CW is? SI . LIvE RCiI. Croracles. fleet Irs a II Open 7 days 177 4731 407 5%' 1St 5.t 337 21'S ", 11w the KUIP REALTY - 4 East for official sanction of 44Sporis Equipn'ient .... This PiCnIc sci,jt.re SAN MO PAi4kS, 1 3) Aedroon'-- !.4nIlritA Put many' fusuniM' Five of them Trailers A Apts 2 Adult parks, 2 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE are bedrooms Has built in kit family parts 33715 P-4v.'v 17 92. COP4SOL I DATED buy, sell trade Chenu, two tiled baths. Florida Sltrsforcl 323 1830. Day'. CHEMICAL CORP 33'? 5623 room with fireplace, dining room, 311 )ISE pirsI St , Freeze Dried Products Division P-diCe 2 bedroom furniShed ODin central heat and air, and fenced merit 4720 $ Orlaricic Orve. PEAS, bOu pick 1) a bushel Farm 351 Montrose. SuiPt 1X' yard 534.500 Sanifora 3771411 ____________ cvi Airport Rd (old Grapeville "4C',iStffl, Tpsjis "ilsr Wison Place - Escfusive Aye ) 9 a m to 6 p m, W L OwnEr sharpened pts,;r pt-nc 1 end Justice. .127 5161 Houses Rent Furnished 23 Instruction '7 sliced price from 535.100 to 545.000 'Two bed'cuc'n house 5130 plus 30 on this 3 bedroom. 2 bath. ,,th PIANO LESSON'S flack To School 5P,.'," A.'l,.l't. rio re's 322.0614 encli*ed pool itt this cxc I,,t us-'.'.IIdI'TOPI S ENCYCLOPEDIAS l2Weef Cttiv'd Course residentiaiarea Don't WCih! See 'I MOr", Wi'c'e' 712) II'S I) J P ,hey. 372 5341 today I 76 Mobile Home; Rent cia StiUt' the pacesetter among nerback }3uy Rosenberg. a and If oh Thornton. 35-Income & Investment social chairman I or the, Student iSeal nperty Southern mdpenedenti.. with punt return star Duke also lost 14 starters and Union Board ARTHUR Pt BECKW1TH. JR.. 3-bussness Property John L Polk. Georgia lechi prnvidin The tournament will be 4251 Coach Mike iicGee says as Clers s,ventecfl starters art' back Sheriff Vibler itv Martha T 37-Real Estate Want.ci strongest challenge, the Ut "hole" course citizens on interest 12 sophomores nuiy anc at All parties In at Ok' Mi.ss, including 10 on an nuir.y played Seminoit- County. Florida be A Deputy Cers opportunity shall hOve an is-i BlueDevIl playini designed b\ students adept two figure in Lix' by The SEC. winch! sent 51! offensive' unit headed 14 r,aOiisS, Aug 3. Sei PuDliitt Aug 17 74, ii. Sept 7. 1977 Recreational at Mitt hearing qwirterbacks-Nornis plans. However, Duke does tea- the' art of Frisbee flinging and heard DEC. 167 teams ti bowls a year ago. en- junior DEC.50 H N lamm, it turt the' strongest ntining back ininginatwt' ni thea concept of 41-Bicycles wIthout such out- Weesc, wtv avcrage 103 ya ______________________________ tars I City IerP. 04 tIlt5-pound Spurt. the conference, Fionid FICTITIOUS NAME Sanford game last year, and Kenny iii of 42-Boat; and standing players at- Auburn's per NOiCt tshereDy'glverttia' Robert (I Payne, vice Publish Sentembr 1977 MarIne Equipment fullback Steve Jones, who EMINULL COUNTY BOARD Helsnuul Trophy winner Pat Lyons, who averaged l3 engaged in business P.O Box 151 DEPt 2e president of the' Whani-O e. last year. beOr CouNTy COMMISSIONERS yards 43-Camping Equipment Thiascasonnwrkjitlw arrival gained p.54 Sullivan and All-American LongWOOd. Seminole CoUnty, 44-sports the Equipment Newman. a Manufacturing Company. black quarterback in the feniitvt' tackle' Ed of the ot ' ceis'er Terry Heusley. UfldV the fictitioUS Notice of Public Hearinç tjIL''PlItL)TlN& CO. anti hut Paul "Bear" lirvan. Southeastern; Conference, with 23l-pounder, is one' of the developers arid manufacturers lit THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Board f County Corn ,SI' Merchandise __________________________ of thu- Frisbee, has offered EIONTEENTH JUDICIAL CIP. rn.ssioners of Seminole County I intend tc register saitt name with tW(i highly toutt'tI sophomores league's top players wmningest active coach Hi the' of the Circuit Court. the initial CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE sitting as the Semnoir County the' Ciers So-Garage Rummage Sales Public Seminole county, FtofiOa m at ______________________________________________________________________________________venture' cooperation With golf and has COUNTY. FLORIOA. CIVIL P40 72UtilitieS Board wii noie in Frisbee SlAuctions in the County Commission cordance with P1st prouislons of me 4 forwarded special 'Pro" iou oiv e Name Statutes. Ta-Wit 52-Wanted To Buy County Fictitious Chambers o4 the Seminole INC WALKER. IiCt:LIN& A models of the plastic disc for Courttsoust, Sanford, Florida. on Section 565.05 FloriD. Statutes 1q57 53-Swap And Trade Plaintiff. S Henry C.aines use in the' tournament. Tuesday the 36th hat ot September, 54-EquIpment Fe,' Rent Publish Aug 1724. 31, Septl. 1977 1972 a' 7:00 P.A. on as Super CONSTRUCTION Inquiries by student and LDEPAL. 55-Miscellaneous or FLORtDA and tners.bte'a.possIbIe.toconside'afl _________________________ university officials to the' con For Sale FICTiTiOUS NAME STEWART TRUST COMPANY, * appiicdtionlubml?tedbv Lakf'O' the the offices o Florida dl 55A-Hnuseho1d t5nereby giver that lam Goods Woods Trailer Pa'S reGuilling NOTICE le.as cong Professional Golf ASlaUOI) Certificate of Publit Convenient? ,ngagec in wsineSs a' P.O Bax Defendants 54-Antiques Bowl Trip - 6? Houses For Siiie potential eyceptloruI,y PIQPt All replies strictly confidential. 37-Farms & grove; agens? you WELAKA APARTMENTS anti inventOry' wI CP' will turn ever llt.,ui' 'WO tine',. rn.'l's'hly i'e NOTICE F sHERIFF'S SALEthe' 00000mm,& District Said County Courthouse in property beiflO more particularly Seminole the above Sanford, Florida. ocicrIboC as follows described personal oroperly feC! 0. SE'.. ' Iti.- utt' Tna! sate ic ii. being made t© section; Township 20 South. R.nw County. Florida satiety the terms ot s.io Writ of East. Seminole Execution AirprI tiouIavartl ns o' lying AVALOPI APARTMENTS ADULTS-NO PETS 116W. 2nd 5t . All •0vP'tlflQ aop.areng in The Sanford $4,fjIC on W.dn.rsda will trn,Clh b piecer ir iuli ( tciaV cAMIL'r IiARC,ttlh NEWS SE Cl' lOP. tnat d'ttributed tc al Shirley Mae Clark ie.S*C homes the area Advertherl ihOold include ths C i'heunknownhusbatd%0rWiVes ,ns,'rI,on Sr computing their earned at any o the above individual Defendants other parties claiming by, through on acaifli? en a all of ftc above namer defendants anc againi' all Business Opportunities 6 tk New 1972 Chryslers & Plymouths Th - -..........COMPLETELY RFCONDITIONFO 1 avid 3 be&- OOrn Modern COMMODORE APARTMENTS 3027 Magnolia AvE 323 1340 WE NAVE a wtsOte'sait- buSinesS all c5Pt accounts, growing by,' seaps boundS We need a dependmbie associate in your area with $500 minimum to Invitt in eQuipment 1 ' 31 Apat'tments REnt Furnished 23 Department Tilt PIEIMAN FAMILY -, jz"hit -. I - Apartments Rent 22 2c a IIn 71 tames ---' ' Desire Housi Cleaning by the Day' Phe 37) 1008 or 372 359e ________________________________ acts ot kindiless during our bereavement (it Our liñQ daughter, TOni tie-imnars. Our specet thank' tO the Sanford Fire Of Copy. Helen H Lay. I_- FSl 's'.r . Sl D-%'v CARE LEPITER 'C en tO6p m -Mon Fri Imo thrOugh 5 yr's HO? meats. arts 1. 1rfPt Tender LOving (are 119 377 335 ( -____________ Insertions -No Change €XL \â1 ..IL -.... Unfurnithed Wewc4ild litic t0P5C1e" i'ti,r sincere appreciation ltd thanks tØ at; our DeBAR'S' LAKE So%AN OPTS 1 friends. neighbors, relatives toe twit's, unfutfllS'.ixl Ac,'tts, eto the fiowrs. ronc cards and their wt 665MM Rates For Consecutive James 0 Williams ''I Cardsof Thanks 4 C*1t W .__--- - -'.5 -- ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toil Free. 644.2077 fr "We Care""54s-.Ilin" Ad,,I!' or Teens tte Longer Your Ad - TI .5 f---- s.mesimc-nttu s..are ii Central Bapt,st Church 83 1 -9993 '_.-- CLEARANCE .4 .1 Family man CIvIC wortpr Reply,' Ben 431. cOre of The Sanford Herald DIAL. A DEVOTION 373-5010 Or I a n do "-r * S ..(M- i3p ITh1H 11'O 1 future Life time PPsone47) '6557 Write' P 0 Pot 1713 Sanford. FIO'-i4a 322- 26 1 1 1VP ME fl iCYVt fl- O responsibiOtles cI'td experienced in all areas of bunitseit activity Is lfthirp5tpd in now field o pndtas'or with oromislisg SaIIP0 -d rtsldent. Horn. owner FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Car Help Seminole mt O1R Local businessman capable 01 astumirIg complete m*nagement Personal; 2 Situations Wanted 16 Lost & Found subdivision o tnt State of Florida, 7-Instruction has fIled a ptltior In eminent it Grg Drumrnoncj S-Financlal NOTICE IS HEPEIIY GIVEN agains' you and domliinprocpsdlngt Cnairman of sach of you seeking to condemn to' '_______ by vIrtue of the' certain andyin' under Employment Execution ISsued 0.1' 04 public purposes the tee' simple tin, ATTEST tht- see' a the Small claims Court of I en.st' that wzt mLcSirig a year to the parcel ecribed belov. Thrt'e of the propabkt also13-Male Help Wanted Arthur y Beckwifti. Jr Seminole County. Florida upon a locCtec in Seminole county. ago when a mighty defense car- rans have new coaches-Jerry Clefs fine' ,udgmont rendered in PM' Florida 14-Female Help Wanted L' set to muscle its wa, to foot- heads Liii' defensive returnees Thi' biggest plus for Mabanui ned the team Tennessee. hms- Chttborn- at Maryland, Lou Publish September 7. 1972 afo'esald court on tht 19Th day Of The north 1,076.7 feet of the alt 15-Male - Female lxiii domination in the SouD August. 4.0 1971, In. tl'taf certain HoLt.z at North Carolina State DEH fee' o the northeast ' Oh the the schedule The Tide ever, again will feature Help Wanted again in 1972, despite the grad- may 1w Finance tltIed C,AC CusP iouthwes' '.. lets State Road 100. all ferise. with eight starter re- and Toni harper at Wake Fortins eight conference games, 1&-Situation Wanted uaUon of most of its glamor -- poritiOri a aflf O'r Plaintiff, ocing it Section 7i Township est Georgus and Ole Miss seven turTling 17-Domestic- Child Care O PUItLIC HEARIP4&Or Thomas Wmtkins Inc Sarah Range 29. saId parcel containing boys NOTiCE The greatest change in tiit' Defendant, whiCh 30.31: acres. mon.' or less each and LSU and 'iennessec CHANGES AND Watkins ri0POSED Rentals SE('power structure will be the '1øj arc cacti oh you are corn A MU II OME PIT I P. CL F 7 A I N aforesaic WrI' o Execution was Defending champion A1kt SD. each The title is decided bt oh delivered to meas Sheriff written defenseS to to file banui must still hi regarded as winning percentage. L,SU meets demise of Auburn. which must t)VT,tlC"TS ANt) B0UNDARIE 21-Room; For Rent Seminole County. Florida. and I the PetItion In the office' f fist Clerk 01 'THE ZOI4iNC. ORDINANCE O the team to beat, but Louisiana ont two of the top five, while turn Ui a three yards and cloud Ste tson have levied upon ttte following In and ton Court 23-Apartments Rent Circuit the OF SANFORD t4E CITY of dust offense with the los of State, Georgia, Mississippi and the others meet at least three. described property owned by Seminole County, FlorIua In IPit Unfurnish.d FLORIDA Sullivan and Heasle Tennessee cacti have th( P0tt' CIty o Sanford, Seminole County, Notice Ii hOrifly giver tlsa' a Thomas Watkins anc Sarah Vinct' I)noiev at Georgia 23-Apartments Rent Public Hearing will be' held a! the Watkins,IaidprOoerif being located Florida, or on before the 20th day o The remaining four teams t,.aI ii' go all the way. moans the loss of his offensive Furnistd 5 In Seminole County, Florid. nsnr, Sept.mbu'. 1972. the same o.ing no' Commission Room In the City Hail In and defensive lines, but the will be scrapping Iii avoid the 24-Houses Rent Unfurnished particularly dew'iDid as follows Elsewhere iii Dixie. the Alits tt,an 35 clays nor mo's tnar c the Cii, h Sanforc, Florida. a' e cellar, One (11 - 1916 Ford Vats White OayifromtPitdateatthisnOtIci. and Bulldogs art' loaded witi back2.5-Houses Rent Furnished tantic Coast Conference shapes on September 25. 1972, o'clock FN. in cOio' - '7J .icens. Tag No Hill Dootey, brother of the to serve your wrItten defenses upon field talent and the off enstvt.' tc conslde' changes anti amend up as a repeat season for North 2$-Mobile Homes Rent - iD No ttse County' Attorney of SemInole rnentl to the Zoning OrdInance o the 6O4 Peg Plo 2525590 front isn't in as dire need as Georgia coach, faces the same Carullnii, a solid favorite ti slij 27-Resort Property For Rent E1IAHI3flV County on or before' that dtt. which CIt', o Sanford Florida, as follOw'S book's would lead one ti beproblem o most Atlantic Coast pastDukt' and darkhort- Clam25-Butiness Property For Rent That Property lying Northeasterly anti the uncterhlPned as Snarlfl f defenses shall snow wise! rignt. title conference teams-rebulldrni. County lieve. son The Southern Cant erenct' Florida will a' a' Interes' you. a' any a' you nave 29-Wanted 'To Pont DELAND- The First Annual of Airport Loui.varc1 ano between Seminole 11 :OC AM or the flvic dat o Ands Johnson and Jimmy The Tar Heels lost 14 starters ___________________________ v and tc the ab,ve could be ii three-team donnHighway 17.97 and the Old Lake ttmber. 4.0 1972. offer ten sale anc described parce of land arc IPde Real Estate For Sale "The Greek" Poulos. soph- from last year's Gator Howl Stetsun Traditional Invitational Ma", Ro.C:spropOs.dtObCrUonC sill brook, involvsn: defending to the hiPhit' bidder. to' Cish. cause why It should nat be' taken for (Multiple Family Golf Tourfrom P.3 Frisbee but should pack the punch Prit-Ani telim oman' sensations a year ago, champion Itichniond. tin' Clii.existing Islets, an', and all ileCt to fhpuandpu5et torth ir.the Dweliingi District to C-i (Neigh 31-Houses For Sale give thu Bulldogs one' of the top iii rcpcata.s ACC kings with th(' nanient tins been scheduled by a' the Front IWest. Door oh the del and Willinni & Marspetitlor. or celaut' may be ,nterec intromn club that lost only to The national champion Nebraik3i in ATLAN1'A iM'i Orange Ilowi Terry DnvLc the Southeastern Conference, feais bad it' trigger the Wishbone turing fiv pnwerhou.ce ttacl. iiid end John Mitchell k'gitnnate championship hopes, ______________________ FLO1 ID. TO ALL l MAY CONCERN part ICS who •rt r-es dents oh tPiC 1, 1911 There's No Parking Problem When You Shop Classified.__I Art THE BORN LOSER - -. Legal Notice Legal Notice RaUIOIWn RAULERSON 4 bfl HI The o.rc 0, COunty Corn mlsiloniri 1 SCflth'tOIP County A. SALARY. TAMA Ht!WDFRSON, If ilve. l'hetr u,WnOwn spousis U - - _____ - '- . i - ...4, - .: . .., . - W.d vt SEMINOLI COUNT'V BRO OF COUNTY COMNISSIOhERS - I litir ciy, $16.50 $46.80 $22.00 $62.40 $77.50 $18.00 DIAL 322-2611 or83l-999i OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME. �O x-- Smaller Producers 6/ d Court Not overworke , Thursday, Sept. 7, 1972 €_The Sanford Herald 61 -11111 __ __ . Ao~ '. ~X #q 4vi -, e.1 I IJustice The mOI important point. at the ac• independent thsagreerneflt with arert1 with Burger th went on, is that "we're c35e5 rewhing l)oug%as B BARRY SCTIWEU) o f Puflibcr !uii sIt'W. donitnirt hearing and deciding the -pve Agsodated Press Wilier is on the nse— actually Burger's plea, sounded te high court cases flOW than when we WA.SHISCTON tAP —Ever groups frc 1,fiOO IYI" three i'CCdC5 fewer I went on the court." n'e Warren Burger became before bat and judictat 4,200 currently. were when large, has won ago up to about 0 ibIic at hicfjutic'e he has sounded one and the --the court a handful of ad Supreme for persistent theme. the p,yj ad i ditiortal law clerks Court is overloaded wi th work I . . It ft~ -- . -11 - - Ir - . " ~N( 4: — .. . I zn~ ,-, —_. J) W ____rw z~r I"4 ~_ ?.-.,- ,-,. -- ___j __~-If--l't, _ - . i ~NEIZ_l- __ 1-1-.4~_. '* ~.~_ --.--_. ___. ___ - .__ - - r : 1. - - .-.- - - - -' . - . - -. . -._ . A few r. • • R econc il iation ( R(K)N LE%AU) the Olympic City with the 'Artncninc'emcnt of a milestone visit A*osw isted Press Writer — T"he bullets to Borin this month by Foreign 110NN ~ AP i 11% r Sh a ttered the guerrillas 11 theirhostages hament Werner, a member of to Cairo. the opposition Christian Demo- months ago. chess a ______ ' " _fI1i11hJlllhJWwJ1h.JIL1Ii I " ________ Even Hanc-Juergen , - 1 .- . - . I - t - "' -. M - - , ' ~ ' la U C P a' C' McGovern Hits Connall 'nI e ye y Johnson, whom and prt'domiriantly young B) (dtF.6f HFJIRINGTON Lyndon B McGovern visited at the LBJ crowd. "never ran away from Assoc'ialtd Press Writer Ranch last month. Those men, the Democratic ticket in a George DALLAS AP McGovern told the enthusiastic idcntil*l election year In Teias trying to McGovern Is cement former Gov. John B. Connally into position as a symt'l of special interests and tax li'phnles - b ci dk d S. G nUns after telling them the could take the hosta es g " - Catro Ii Ui U tt it H St • I I 4. in ta ;i3 " 01 . .1 . - __ ~_I 11 10~~1~1:*' .. ,f I .. V I * %_ ?C~_ __- - _11 I .kj *:.,4i -__. 'F __it -'I', '.. f V I - Monitored T I li N : 1 1 .` ; - 1 rat.' manitring r r im. Tuesday the method use's i 14 Boston re'.'ice with computer i'lrcuitr, FSTON API can detect, filter. analyze which .Is ,'b announced a %,1td1 GREENSBORO.N.C. - hgurts Just released by the the weak electrical and amplify ' "'' ' ''S • "ew method of monitoring Federal Home Loan hank of Atlanta show that Florida .' VJj the fetal heart from pu Lses / ',''' • . • heart rates of fetuses which im . savings and loan associations set new records in July in i' " -M through the mother's skin. s t'ey say can indicate how well _t'• terms of savings inflows and mortgage loans c losed. The ...., able to use have been "We , . )8by will survive the rigors of 5 1 ," Atlanta Bank is the regional reserve bank for s,avings anti .. i• :• this method as .'art' is the 28th irth loan associations in Florida. six other Southeastern states, pregr.4lnev,' I ,eventhal week of The method was developed and the District of Columbia. it in -!searchers at Boston hospital uuil. 'We haven't tried i . I During July. Florida's 129 associations received $772.6 LS a • • stage because this r Women and the Brattle earlier million in new savings. while withdrawals tot.iled $486.8 I. rni first have a viable innstrument Corp. of Cam- ',v hen t Ses ••S • million. The resulting net gain of $185.8 million surpassed by hut I'm sure it would be fant, .' . ••.• . ridge. a wide margin th old July mark of $177 million established on an even younger effective •. • , • • Dr John M. l.even thal, tjirec• ' .e Just a year ago. 1.'tt*s .r of the hospital's fetal heart• Ii 'I a • • July was also a record month lendingwisc as associations saul that th e two I in th e state closed $376.2 million in mortgage loans, in methodi of monitoring fetal ",' . ...• ' comparison, their previous high for the month was last '5 S $S SS wart rat-es presently used have 'I, • S$S $ year's output of $297 million. II itifl(t 11is8(1v8ntitLes CufliSI PESO ;areil with the new process. ~itff..$ ..•.a 41 ~ With (11w method , the uterus _____ Wynne. Girls State thigh if Mrs Supreme Court; Dr. Pepper Sales Climb s punctured after the beginning in (;IltI4s STAFEI(S reported on their week Ann labor and .in electrode s for the auxiliary; and Elizabeth mi chairman 'l'allahassee to members of the American .it ta chett to the waip of the Cynthia ,Johnson. (Buff) Keeth and Legion Auxiliary. From the left: Gail ,Johnson, [)r Pepper Company in Dallas; reported a national inborn child. The second methwho was named a "justice" of the Florida gallonage sales gain for August of better than 18 per cent 4 toes away with th e cornover the same month last year. It was the biggest August on plicattons of rupturing uter:iL -_ record and the 136th consecutive monthly increaw for the nembranes by applying an iii Texas based soft drink producer. PE) house. xs rh. 19 tr:Isonic device to the mother on Cumulativ e sales for the year through eight months now nearing completion the :iJomen and counting feLii stand nearly 16 per cent ahead of th e same period last year, of corner Sweetwater heartbeats by following the manoted W. V. (lements, president and chief executive officer boulevard and Palm Lake ti un if the fe ta l heart company. for the Court in Sweetwater Oaks. Lventhal saiti the ultra.iani' $ Situated on a half-acre wooded me thod, while more convenient than the scalp electrode, us lot, th is large contemporary Taylor Corp. Sets Records e highest home will be sold to th much less sensitive in detecting bidder to bene,it th e annual small variatio ns in the fetal fund raising for PESO heart rate. — a Jack Taylor Development Corporation MIAMI fourDr. Leventhal said the, ,001) Th e theme of the 00 Nearly 1 co nsin, sch ool districts. other land and has joined with Wis with major condominium Buck firm owned While puotcly Brattle Instriment equipment. current practices. people took part and produced bedroom, twi bath home. lt KENNE11I J. RAlEN eye State residents call fur re. Nlwhigan, Florida, Oregon and and real estate developments In Southeast and Central by architect Torn recomrnenda' which is about the size of -a written designed 2,0 1 Copley Ne,AsSer%ice th the help f cal proTexas to study, wi announced today that its fiscal year ending June 30 di is not a ra th Florida form, ere breadbox and coatzil about V.federal funds, steps these tions from smaU group di.s,cus- Hurley .)f the Enviranmontjl I posal on their list. set records both in revenue and In net income and a 32 per Park, e unprecedentd tfl o, can monitor fetal electrical Th sign Group of Winter De Ohio's states take to develop account- sioris. " Some months ago. — e cent Increase In earnings per share over the previous year. Ohioans Tomocro" th solvement of "Welcome e'ti"ity by .* unique coin. will be th eir state Department of EduDepartment of Education ability systems. Statewide as- most massive citize ns study state The company's year-end report showed earnings of 78 bi na tion of analog; and tilgitial Everett Hukey. president ut educalinnal cation a blueprint for Lmprovof Cunsen- sesuncnt previous the for a "StUl'Cb has share as compared to 59 cents fut cents per ever conducted ma state cuniputer circuitry. -1 y liivestmenti, developer states ing public schools that might to determine what "needs" is required by - of Sweetwater Oaks, ts 5u5' needed direc ta vi lly osded year. lit: said the new me thod ciiii of plans cerrebuil di ng for the suit in seeking f ed eral funds career tiofl cha nges citizens wanted The record earnings were based on sales of $3,519,437 as de lopi pr th ve e task of 10 division Iistingwsh th e th ree Major of th e house other states. co ninliends- Lain new projects and achievable goals for educachairman compared to $3,401,750 for the 1971 fiscal year. H Ite heart rate patterns which .ir" Ohinans single out conimuni- their schools. or PFO anti has coo rd ina ted ed ucation. front the survey will help super- f Jack Taylor. president of the Miamiased firm, said detectible luring labor, ill t t'atiuns as a major educational timins flurry of activity prob. tion," th e former Akron the many suun tr ae'tors who is Th prOblCmI), 'l'hey also want better tkveltq) a statewide school ac- ably is a direct result of citizen intentlent said. that the record earnings were based Ofl 8 net income after to th e building wh.ch :irr',lite wi th ta" system requir ed of imnpor ta rce , have contr ibuted in order Here. taxes of $290,779ascompart'd to $203.284 in fiscal 'el. irtruction (ruin more ksIi- t't)UflL'it)ilit) amount aI oxygen 4olng into h" pressure to improve c hi ldren's the house liv the state' l'gislature e the It) major changes re- of Feature in the design will be i cated teachers and more defeat of ar He also said advance sales on the company developed ucation and the fetal brain. Heart rates ehan" Ohio is one of 14 states in quested by Ohioans to improve phasis on basic skills, vocationthan half the school bond nients are at a record $7.5 million, and predicted the comIn! room with beamed 1110*1? when th e fetus' head is coin family whucti legislatures have called th e educa tion of the state's year will show the biggest volume in the history of the across al and special education, issues and similar levies pressed with uterIne conThese re'quesLs (or improve- for ts.sess1flCflt of schtMils, deJJ'lV thte* nuLlion publi c cathedral ceiling 18 feet highS company. The $7.5 million advance sales is a 525 per cent tiuns, when the baby's head te master bedroom tr-uc e separa Th new in Ohio or vt'lopment of future require- the nation in fiscal 1971. - s&ht)OL pupils. merits are not increase over last year. comp resses the umbilical cur't In Ohio, only 29 of 121 bond suite has a large bath and e frequent- niients, goals and priorities and any state and beg th I Conununica ti on between uuuuuui opening to a private and af te r the peak of uterine ve a systt'nii of accountability. SUeS were approvedly usk ed question, "Wha t ha school and community must be en and pool area. contrac ti on, State Superin te ndent Martin th e public schools been doing?" Florida. Maryland and VirScotty's Earnings Up iunong others, are con- W. Essex held "Local Citizens irnpro"ed- Seminar partict- pati'tt The PESO house is open for Since the supply of blood rnacil us can ginlit, 'llie recommflefl(kltiOfls th of Ohio's 623 pants call ed fur more mnfi.uruiameetviewing. Women Frorti the •,xygen to the brain is a major an indictment of ducting similar polls. ('olurado Seminars" in 604 I* consider ed board fun about school development Women's factor in brain .lamn.age .t birth. theater Guild. — earnings, board policy reported mugs, Inc., Home Builders Supply, &x'trng auk' to monitor ira:: ajmiiriiittee of the ivniphoflY. . .mnd greater opportuniti es ended .June 30, of $1,697,714 for the fiscal year taxes, after th e Opera Gala oxygenation th rough heart Golf 'ii',municatiun between par- Cowicil it I'll. 1972, an increase of 42.8 per cent over 1971 earnings of Guilt! and the Museuini Guild during labor would gi" an d schools cuit,S M,872. James W. Sweet, chairman and president of the " $l,l physicians ti chance to More individual mnstruc- will be manning th e house Winter IIiven.bi t,d chain of building supply stores, said that measur" n weekends corrective hostesses .1oll earnings per share were .63 For th e year just completed, ."ut -r''ii ji','tI th re'ughuut September It I Additional cocaticunal educompared to 45 for the previous year, on a fully diluted basis. This will be th e th ird year a net'ueu are classes Totit! sales for the year were $44,466,724 compared with e'iuiibuiiiuu. the' cation lavimig'' is house Pius been among 11w Using special Bermuda grass planters, the retk'signt'&l Silver all stuFor 'should be prus tde_t fiscal liii). lot $28,831,752 items donated to the PESO fairway Pita's gulf course became' ill- t'Cofloiliit'S of condomiiiniumii dents who want them.' aut''iuiat it' and project. Proceeds are sl'uireti stantl) green in dedication building and overall area plan Florida Sympathy. Central Q ua lified teachers shuuld uem't'ilionies of the Silver Pines ning so today's honie buyer - TL and Museumti Florida 'miipL0%Cd who will w or k ctndtuiiiniwii and apartment may enjoy truly trouble-tree I'LueLiriwn, Loch Haven Art t'umiiplex now under develop, country club living at a realistic wi th en th usiusimi and dedicuii c ost. tiuli to provide each pupil with Cen te r, Centr al Florida Civic miient Theater, the ('uwicil of Arts and a positive educational e:ilperi! 0~ .14 i, r . _ ) Silver ('tnt's will follow a I 'base I of (lit' uIei t'lopmnt'nt Ir.-j I~k -I ill feature cuntltuiiiiiltiiii tow it- ionirig classification called 1 ',, -io planned development I'D i ('11 'Iilt?O with 95 per c-emit fiuian,, , ~ is a total development plan through arranged irig __ W. -,;Lkz,00 / whereby the county mssue Federal Savings & \iia'riciin 1_1_0 'I -1 Orlando, building permits only for Association of ., A 4.— I an 'ii''. ____ / i 11 ~~ ~ _. - % south of that follows an construction is olver Pines located . ; 4= * 11 control piami Pine tween environmental be _ ILoad — Silver Star ._ ~ I is re'presentatte oh -~1I. Bond and Ilastuigs Silver Pines 9 . I) . ii ..,....l ... ..,i,,.,,,.I it'.'UiiJ1I ,Ssi mii.'iiiber- ire ire U. . i ,' ii '1 VI ar1 ul Vi itlialu (sordon director um urged to attend, partie Silver Pities ottersit life style areas — an all inc liisis c I t 'f/i/I \ V 0 of coiland is being adult continuing education at those seeking skilled labor us coniinunitv with every \ advantage f r dt.mninium living amid yet retains developed liv Silver Pines Ss'mninole Junior College, Li this miiay provide an upI: ( bt IA planning a program for the pvrtwuty to employ one or simigle-famnily indepenJence and Properties. (1,/I 1' I "-" 'tpt ii i,eneral menibi.rship miiore of these soung ptrsons i tutracti r I scrs 4mtti,mmitage of !! ho are making an chfort (t'i' the 61 iiit't't in g of Mi itltnd'South Liii,nc'ing (hit' rolling terrain !im been ._2 .' their lives. carefully considered with the tuwnhomiies of phase I has been Seimiinok . ('hainber of ('0111- rethre'ct - : .. :iso scneuuieu iui' inc .srchitecturul conCept tit each 1srrsltgt'd through American merce, ill fl0ti 81 .ThIIIL4DU \ 'tikrAIi Sasings and L.t'an As- Cti' Center, to acqu4tnt the iiwetuig 15 electiO4t of itwiubers . IuVi nbotne. 'the gulf course, encompassing the Silver Pines soelatton of Orlando n the organization with the college's to the board of directors. The community, Serves as a natural tilnount ui $l.tu iiiihltin v hen adult migrant educational nomiiutttng coinxnitte.. chaired by De. Eddie Waldheim, will u1111)kteti, the Silver Pines de- prugramii barrier fr un the bustle and been present the following slate of has to program expected The Is anti a s'etopimient modern Living bustle of I p represent an eptndlture of organized to benefit migrants candidates: Keith L Nixon, *wtllllIilng pool i available ti I I' 01w-year tertti II, Let' Barrett, stud easti1ial I srm labor people. tiniti $31) tiitliun rt'ttknt,s. Evers purchaser at s Architect Is Alsni I$t'iiiiaii, Lurinit' i'homas, black cu• Geurge W. Foster, Robert T. i'uc t tUidulIUl$iUlii will phase , ret CISC U tree one-year iflelil' ALA, Orlando. tk'ne lkust'l has Irdinittir of r irant edticatUfl Itattaway, Harvey Titeii ant. (,ciit' I lutist'!, bership Iii the Silver Pines been ap pointed project diretor for Jt'. will speak and will tat' Dr. K. C'. WaldheUii---eaci to F,MME'1I' PItE1SSER (l e ft) , 1"trst at ()rlundo LoFp., and John Amato Is construction .icconip.tiiictt li tu tudt'iiLs serve two.s- ear terms guiniig Country Club and John Jenkins, First Lit Orlando project director, Silver Pines,f.-,. tO Itt'' I.ct I I. III ti Il.iO (NI...... III'' ''III'' .i,tntIIw Ii.. 'Ziie.r i'm,". ''(orinulit for till I ti.i.t,,i lilt 'Ii%i 'n'''''' Corp , 411 (l('dl('atIOfl o'reuiumly e''':A ' WARRF'4 F'.. I.,F,%RY %sanctated Press Writer fly . ' ' A- , - • , /,, . -' -- ----.. - - ". 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PETERSBUA3/TAMPA _ - _____________ 0! Adult ______________ - - - - Migrant Program ___________ Featured At Chamber •.. ':;: 11 1113 - Drive - - t.i ,- V , - . 4 II. 0 - - -- . 0 0 ___ ' ' , ,.. Ike I "P ______ r LOW PRICES! , - - - PHe 322-4884 , _ j __ MERCURY Hwy. '1 7.92 At 5 Points Course Si lver Pines Now Open 0 • CsleteilU • Banks - 1 980 C•j o - - power factory air conditioning, very clear. liminutes for about the pnce fapf cigarettesa thlY! . __- - - . . . . ~0 ____ . __ - I - z - ___- _~~ __ ~ ~ ~ I -'' ~ . i.- -*~*. . . ._ ;I- ~ ~_____ -_ : -_1 ~-- --~ z Z . ~z ~ O - $ PECIAL ownt. Country Cost? Your message will app e ar every - ro,if" _- - __________- _________________________- transmission. 1967 Dodge Dart Monterey equipped with pictorial shots designed to hold interest and entertain viewers. Get In on PorldaS ground floor with the Now Media. - Brougham r ,iryl _____ 4 Features 1969 i.e'an, per steering & brakes, factory air con dltioning. AM FM stereo c $2945 __. Dodge steering, Dart 6 cyhnder, 1969 - . Reduce Capri ercur Visual Dynamics is a whole new concept In visual advertising allowing you to put your tailor - crafted, full color messages In high traffic areas close to, and surrounding, your place of business. Your product or service will be displayed on a giant screen *V00"'9) . 19 _______________________________ TO. SPECIAL LOW and services 1' '2' " - t'LAM se A~ ~_ T __ 'J teaching chess. not to discourage people, to malc them relai and enjoy the among spectacular travel and M -,-, .- - . 4,a'burn and former Pretaderit qi ds - - 'J lilt - i41A' Speaker of the House Sam Ii ..i -- - - Don! Ot ,niiied' MY op. pontrxi spent the put 4 cars as a liberal spend I?19 IiIQ5I1IOV who continuaiiy voted to reach into yc,ur pox'is $0, an addisOflal $2 billion in lii dollar Al the sariw IU,i. dfpitf rufliwl)' inflation. my conservati v e ,.guIa tion kept your e$ctric. gas and t.ii,phom bills lower than the natonai averag.. To continue protecting your pocketbook .1 need your vot e and support I Rates - He contrasted I. oxriaUy to two the ir well known Texans I Heart Of Fetuses - ., LOCATION - lionaire friends have decided they are more at home supportin Richard Nixon's brand of Lepubhcanism than they are hacking the Democratic national ticket this year," McGovern told a crowd of about 3,000 in wntcnhii I)alla' ( t f s. New T0 I .uprts('d inc at all It hi that John Ccnriall) ai his bil- w -- - ' i I I. ('1 -- - rim ii McGovern. tilt- Democratic prCidtntthl candidate, said iaie Wedrwscta) that if Connally a Tie niocrat turned supporter Wt I'iider NiU IP boosting McGoerfl'5 White House hopes instead, "I'd rt'aU lnot I Ubs off the at _ -0--i . ~r - - '"'IIj'1iI1 111 1 Ii Ii if I . I.;. I , g I "'' I II I "\.thiih I 'NJFIIIII II tion at the United Nations ac- Sociology is teacher ,emian authorities distinguished by ins nerv ous ct "dirty and inhuman tre.acheand his passion for energy in opening fire on the guer'It's important 10- ','. , 0 I: 0-''',, '' I 11 , F Florida S&Ls Set Record ' ____________________ -- The Palestine Arab cklega- pletely. I 1 ______________ . Abram other cities, leads national production. tappint 'i t .24 1 million t '.i' T I . 0 . 1 U • * ~ I , Al though he welcomes publicity, Lyman is perturt'r. by the description that he is the Julia Child of chess. 'I don't even look like her he said missing the analog) corn Uoin'rI Ma roti. president of the Wisconsin State Iti'.'wt'rs Association, said major breweries tiiav ('(iurIpf'tt' fiercely among tbpr,sel';es, hit I ii'' oti' I('--. (till, i*t I i' di'(' 1)(11 f'4lg('l' 1(1 ;il;iuils -' P. Republican!I 1111k — . nationwide. ARTI V f in Iceland but came back early II . VOTE-FOR - . Kansas City. Florida, Hnnolti!ti. Texas. North Carolina and Tennessee Busch. with breweries in St Louis and cigh' advertising 1 0 . California. 1' iy Florida at stht ronv'ntions in lliritungh:im, Ala., Atlanta, and Willniingtnn, N (' Ga,, Myrtle Beach. Si' O.I sthteXn45s tnt.ril F lorida area June 16 18. 'entton will be in the Central ___,• . moot the ch&Oehgi-~ the age of 9 by his uncle, Harry 1.3-man, a noted chess player in doliars in fees. New England. His uncle visited "1 didn't have an agent be.. fore." he said. ,*Now I have the world champions Bonn's relations With C.airC) •'ç mans one-sided cial circles was demonstrated . ntwd Israel in 1965. the resignation of Rudolf been strained because Presithe by Only five days before X U ldfl dent Anwar Sadat refused help ha man licz Ota the Arab guerrilla operation that W erner from the cochair Brandt telephoned him to if dece when ived the Palestinians," a left 11 Israeli sportsmen dead in gIp of an ArabGei-man safe passage for the isBunask for in the Getfriendship group columnist wrote in the Munich, unofficial West rth. should West German' let officialFgypttafl neiicpaper Al Par lower house of man Fcvritian t fl ended in desta the . . I television programs -- . ' ' . pupil of mine," said L)m,wirl. - . R _________ tv4'r:II:oL' von re left ,i trine in 'he field r-'Seblilt, the nations SeCorli j' (iemonstraes the weight r.f plant expansion Beginning with a lone MuLwauk.e brewery in th" l94(is, Schlitt has opened hret'eries in New York. I Mrs l.lute Mae Pook ointr manager of PUl)lt ftfl(I FFuller (1arden Supply. Winter lark, and resident of the Like lirantles Area of Seminole County, ,us recently elected president of the F lorula SI'edstnefl and ( ,nrden Supply ,' , I tionals. This is probably true. The item of competition is always going to exist 'Itut the basic feeling ni larger hrewerie' -saul not to put anyone out of business,' Marort ''You run into trouble from the --_ ' The program began in " personal appearances at $1,000 sbiftedtotht' tach. conferring with publish- YorkCityand was Public t ra over advances of $40,000 and quarters of the System here. 0,000 f or books on chess and Broadcasting agents keeping track _ Wins Honor ____ to watch his nephew on telecratir party. said he would not chewski. the leading expert on agents." to have him 1he sudden fame as irust v;sion. "I wanted group th e until Arab I°" the Middle Fact in Brandt's Sohe 's on my program but that brought death to the 1972 Minister Mohammed Murad rejoin orkas uponbimbecauseoh ter- cia1 Demcic1ail' parts clearly condemn shat' Olympics may also have Ghaleb. on the educa- lazy.' Lyman said. Arab-German commentator chief architect ofsaid Now the visit the first such teredChanceflor Willy Brandt's m state- tioruil television network broad reconciliation since the 1965 break — appears reconciliation long-prepared ' le cast of th e world chess ch.:. Brandt himself was c arly ment that the "murderous wi-in doubt. "Nobody knows." a wi th th e Arab ior1d -. 'I 'T" had caused "i.rre"2- pionship between Bobby I the lack O rCSPO Three months ago. Egypt 1*. Foreign Ministry .spokesman angered by oris Spasaky. T cher and B the Arab name came the sixth coufltr)' U) said when asked if Ghaleb'z from Arab leaders to his Per biharm" to ns and the rest programs, first televi' sonal appeal for intervention erma 5t_jfl of diplomat-i.th was in West G pledge resumption lccanyinNew\'orkStat1y e save the Israeli hostages. A . the world One newspaper called on th ic ties wi th Bonn. 5t'VCfl the chancellor state Publi c Broadcast Sysic: . spokesman for the visit disenchantment Tiafter the ID-nation Arab break- g'er-runent were picked up and distrihu e televlSic)rl audience wake of tj"ab reacti3n in offi- told th Tuesday's tragedy was off when West Germany TCCO fl had b t Lizzie Poole 0 teacher Shelbourne Richard ..I su ggested the idea to him Lyman of Brooklyn would have and we developed a bigger and made time for bigger. program 0 . It ' Sales RepresentativC Fred .10oore to Mrs. Bell gift from husband. On Lincoln Mercury Kalish. who received as h al Spragins Town & Countryare prented by right is owner Hal Spragins. (Staff Photo) .1 new Five Points location. Brandt Drea rn "'A itt i'Ii. Seli lilt and I 'al is t . tit(, nat ion's hi ggt'st lI,,i't' Iirt'wt'rs, are p4l('mti tht' It end (Of p14101 i; uc I Oil lv pica I of I host' lit tile tit her end of the sca I.' is I lit' I21- .'a rold Lit h Il brewery of West 1lI'n(l w hose 22- cnii plove pruduir Ii on is he in g Ira rift'rred to ;t brewery lO Eati Claire. Wis. ''It I'. a ('41St' (II COfl)Ifl't it IOn just being too lo'avv, 1.11 lila Vice I'resident I lenry f)heim 5411(1 'It is ha rd to t'onipete with the prices of the III boys secondary brands and their heavy - . PAGE IC THE SANFORD HERALD a Congressman! comethingforpeopletoento' ticMel Chase director operations of the 'ublIc Bro ' was Shelby Lyman said casting System redulclush and I don t hate 'umental in I win time. U he h,~,'YS to new Lincoln Mark IN', first car sold by I l want to do something for you In Congress not lust be chess formutab)e and make it — I Thursthiy, September 7, 1972 Chess Teacher AP) Al Blt\\ '% '' want to take chess leaPeople 'ans from me for $100 an hour - German-Arab From Justice William l _' 0 ministrators, an extra few dollars from a sometimes m .kepca1 Congr .. -_ Of ___ ___ - __ . __ -I. Is Mu ch In Demand I__-= - - ~~ ~]_113 _____;__ M. - done as. inarareCBSi'Vm soft, with a not He smile, but a characterl't4Ca1h tervww. suggested it is 7 - . - ___ -1 I -I Z~_. .= _A-_ -1, __ ;,nd something must be = i - -~~ _,~.-.~--_.___ __ __--------~ - - ___=- _ - __ 44 _.- I -.- _~-I~ .; = . -;r,' a l,o4'll hr(''.'or t'"; '.'ht ti fail, he .,ti(I because of strong ComDet$tiofl from the na- iuiiiiitic'i't'tl 7',( ll'if* ('' % 1470 * Bargain Section , , : -- ~ . ,Q - ---.____ ~~_ I 1~~k. I - -~_,__* _ - -= ~ 4- ~__ — . ijrt * it) PE',,. iIi(l Only 1111 by lit 'lin' l'l,ilililI't'( iul giiitit' \l II \.\I 'lI•:l: .-\l' t, ill liii' liltllilI I)t'('I' IilI'(I('li ,llI' litiiI f'llilI('tl ill I'\)iii-iI)lI 1,i'it'ttiis ssliu'ii ii'fk''l .111 llI('reasIllL IliiiflhtiiIiI)n1 III 111o. lli(ltlstV' by a shrinking Ii;i,uItul (it Iii't'ssi','ii' I )('S pit I' yea i''- id i vt'rli iiit'iit tI h nI to pi'('S('t' VI ti)t)lln'l ition. snii,iIl t)i'('Wf'liI'' t'i,IltiIitI(' II, In' leFt Ii''Iimmnl ill ,i 1110(1 iii 4'\ja'Ii,iVt' ,i(Ii'(i. tii,ltili aIIII luWpl'icL'(l t)i'a iids I row the corporate giants ut ii'.,'artIi report prelit'ts I nyc 11141)01 St I .i it is' A uiht'tist'r LltlSCh, iI ii' hrewers s SchI it / \I i I'' auk et'' s I 'a 1)51. 1 )onv('r' S sill t('pt't'S('llt 71i ('ii(ii's amid 1ilsvatik'e's \Iilli'r PMLIP H'1' ('t'iit of I' S L)I'O(lIlI'I 1(111 ('4iLnt('its by (i)lflI)iI'I'(I vit)i P1 .) I"'" t't'iit lit l9lti. i'm' I ical aiiiiliI' ol hi hi't'is t','it'S to (b(Ituil) Ii(ot, lIlttttt has la'lLn'tI tlit'Iii ;lt)sI)rt) niankets aba ii (lolieti by (I\'iIii. Ill—ills 'I'm' inhiitl'y's UIfl'flhtIIli.t w,. (7- ,•'. -- w Douglas Says - : _C__ ing Giant Breweries Tak Over I • iP It__,7F" -1i~i t S 64~ A~jI 1 - ___ - i Dying Out , ' i'''-' - �r-7 '1 rhurSdr/ )ep Th' S,ntord Herald F Thursday, 2rl 972 Defic it Spending Is Down 61 J Global Language eeu Is O t n eu I / vo I 1 than it is to stwt a kid throitigh co1lege.) When I got ho 'nc, I said: As there any of th at bran th tooka big 6hOp. "Man the lifeboats" sinking fast'- Th lAte bills. The I %:rJ : Iukedr business expert around I ç L!2i?T ipViA L.Jil C\\ er e: h V R ' .,_. iets roll em Ui)... dgotowDrk 11 there t the "What if He said - -If you operate an deficit piendfing under this s~stem youll be in real trouble. Clinily the poverriment can get - . V - s it. BI K \ :. REG 18 ' - 01 14 " rMi Ph 323 4700 San ford / ,( ter ;- .,t'. are . tie suggests, may not reside so No \'Ith .13 ).1 31' .I - tjie oii many years of dtpi year and us' for the life of the viuJow ScntIy Price Muntlir P1tt.-r ii lleiqht 38 3,8'' 50 b, 8- — 37" 19.21 - 13 43 " ' :b. A '" Elect Chester - - -. 14.50 -- - ______ - - - Bit Itesuft for the fmhy Nd twert be! , F"brits Is " table t". a big 3r I 4r I g W tisass vtt a i*P tt. Legs ed wttt Iwltbnt visyl r 196 r rl County the faculty is Mrs. Kaye Berry. media specialist, who will replace Mrs. Melloulse Cherry Liz Mathieux Photo) 133 to" I I TM OOVTW Enrolled Schoo V I - - -- P " l ' - ' Ofl fl'/ - . • In afttion to Murphy, Mrs. has an enrollment of 133 pupils. This yew rather than a full. olaTtiompson is waching thrd grade. Miss Ann Widener. urrsie priniclipal, tht schocil % an administrativil! f mrth, with Mrs. Kaye Berry have Sanford 1 1 Vi F: rerich A ve. ~04 OPEN 9:30 5:30 322-7953 C Thir same lunch proparn wW d bt ftillowed as in the past with t D - I I %1ITA TIO]'V extremely \ FU tight or short shorts. clothing muscle sturts. - £ -' -- - -- U I'-.- I - too - LAPPW AWL - -- - JERSEY PRI — L(19 - -- ''1 I AFTO _ " NTS c.i: - / -, -..Coroiw a Execubve Line of Electric Pwtuble '"" 184 Fo"vows Exam" G SEWIN ..&. I a I j / iic-rucc I EYELETTOOL i'UI 29' •Ji. I ..I 'T".I'I stwopp4m tho fift"t. uWaWlemnalh $109-W Alawme lor . f m. *&:) 'b" NT TRIMM _________________________________ ILI SANFORD - 413 E. First St. ur old ITgIthV' 10puicss of a pi1esr1 " V V"4401 be" 0 111111111111110.1 h"some so hm P ftew 2414" gleor& H".17-92 iA 434 stumm Mon., Tues.. Wed.. Thvrs. & sat, qa,m. -7p.m., Fri,ta-m. - 9 P.M Current Best Sellers 4j 0 F l( '1 ION I IS IM.STt)\ CO JONATIIAN iith IL SEAGUL , (5.)q. Tit E - 0 JERUSALEM% Collinsatill pierre FM O.K., YOU'RE 0.K., '' harris (;EoIu;F: S. KAUFMAN, T1111F. S1A1EI1I.AWVFI1S. Goulden KUTSCHE FLE'ANOR: "I'liff. ItLARN MAINE. Lash i - e B.S. Business Admin. — Uni,~. of Fla. in 0 f For Judge Joe. A. Cowart Jr. Assistant To The County Solicitor e Tried 200 Felony Jury Trials PLUS Over 1,OW Non-Jury Trials 9 Chief iriai Counsel and Administrator For 111ree Of Five County Solicitors Since 1965 0 Oty Attorney I Asst.) And City Prosecutor - 41; Years The area's nesest and largest luxury campground. Twelve oaks Cainpgruunut, ipt'ned 21-: • Na ial School Justice 'Na ial School Intelligence • Florida Atlantic University — Candidate for Master of Public Administration Prosecutor . Attorney for Browird Count, .r i Planning Boari Co Member of: - • Broward County Bar Association • Florida Bar Association • ATCrIIZ Bar Assoc ia t i on •r — • • ------- •:PL . All may - • J. Kutsche •I i - •• 9JJ'r - . N 1 • liE.! • . ' . • - ---- '- 0 0/ Perritand Ins parent Ir and 100 ". yester doublekni ts c3 great savings Boudes, ribs, C n-tony Wi mini rI stitches All 60" w. de and of cours, ! %.,:% bolts. This low price w e - on l y week 03 d tb lake front tract and develolk-d it Intoa facility will) attraction. Shade trees are scattu rt d throughout tile 125 po l oil (lie I)rt)iwrt%- for the 1 4,011VVI'lle[We Of Callipers area stuire,eraIilrge pool, sauna haiti, miniature golf, shuffle' board, horse shoes, oflvcfleflre - BONANZA Cotton wide, tf I colors dress prints, heovywelght 100 '- ' i o cotton, ght u es o b c lids yard - Casselberry, Flurida Phone 838.8133 Res. 831-3640 s s t. I e c ft on -- - Ion maChine w0liih and dry. Come save u! r ub r ft t COLORED POLYESTER THREAD ° P0 1yE xtra strong ester thread in 0 great iselection of colors. 225 Periect or knits. Stock up todoy wh le prices are low yo. DRAPERY A brand new -,h,prn %:nt 0me SCC thl" gorgeous t.osortmerit1 Antique utin, dacron ,,heer, - e,'igner 45'' wide ond J lengths. Very econorni' - Cal. - i — YOs• I 1 9 SPOOL X Open Sunday 1-6 Sanford — Pinecrest Center Next to Sears aitland — North of Underpass ABRIC CENTE S - — - — - f blend. Designer lengths, 45 0. 1601 S. Orlando Ave. -- --- 0 arriel ocet0tes and acetate& ny- l. yd. spools. Vo V ol- . dii ng KNIT 79 - 304 N. Hwy. 17-92 A,Out tan 99 COTT014 br - FASHION DOUBLE caine here (rout (onneeticut Iheti t%iI,IkLflttItbt paddle hodits, an itilull recreation rooin and teen recreation rot)in. paved roa&, and duml)ing station. 'I'wehil. oak.s al-sto offer-, oilsite trailt-r rentals for families. POLYESTER - --______ I r[.l[FkAIII'TiI'1114" • I41 ___ • llif'(Illtv -sa/1111 P6,13 1141 Henry J Prarniniki P,iid for b Owners of tile recreation . Ad. vote non-partisan Sept. 12th Pd Pciacal .d L Facility are Mr. and Mrs. Huger Registered Electrologist F Ui • iCtive in the United attS '4ivii Reser'e, Navy Pilot .qith tis rank of Commander S Arbitrator. American Arbitration • In erra ona Bar ssccaton • 3FOR ~iorida Bar Associa tion e Arnerican Judicature Society Fla. Aussoc. of Prosecuting Attorneys Academy of Fla. Trial Lawyers e National District Attzmey Assoc. Fla. Council on Commercial Frauds Author. eServed as State Repesenlaiivt~ r, the Florida Loqi, .],Ourl~ )611 through 1970 pa for F'ritla and stay KREE method The newest, most effecti ve remove unwanted hair on face, arms and Ieqs ••rtn 'menu Y C' l I for 11)1 00 111 Ml' and P. quickly bc VI . • Assistant City Attorney and Citi Saturday night fr'ce. 0 P01 Ad, Pd for b-, • Admitted to all Florida Courts and United States Supr'me Court l vanijwrs Electrolysis is last with the NEW INST W Univ. of Fla. Law PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS e Presently — Felon), Trial Division Chief *LLB University of Miami • LLM McGill University -- I t rid (d till w antv( I GF(' 1962 • Ci'ier ten years varied law pracire i'i if Penn' 'BA Un ser iii4IIW' • - EDUCATION: e Juris Dm-torate — School in 19 j HE IS QUALIFIED i'Tit cauiip.sitt' which are eqwpped s ith picnic tables and cumnpktt' TIlE WORD, Wallace Vote September 12th for: 0 7 YEARS OF COURTROOM EX1 ERIEME 1 ONO %%htle retaining its natural CAPTAINS A ND INGS. Caldwell I - Fourth District Court of Appeal medical care. It doesn't contribute one penny toward pay- • U Operating %~O(Kied Putok A office PERSONAL & EXPERIENCE seals only the cost of billing for Raymond Perra. who Citizens For Titusville It A. w r i centem etc. 140 Get ftm $37-W so TOOLKIT II PUBLIC DEFENDER e Age 32 -' '' _________________________ Facilities To Encourage Our Young People To Be Active, Useful Urogi to the thismore . opt ning qP 0 *Activelv Promote Organized Recreational And flehabilitative scm pofftal" - Do " 8'econ6va" lie* ON, .. OM I NSKI indes west of 14 On Sit 46 across from Indi,an Ilead Ranch. As an L 1 or Murphy wiil maintain his Of The Pt th ere. Typewritm -7-l' 3 Crocir ROCK AND R01.1. PART Gar) Glitter Smith FAVORITES ( 'I'UI' I)OT %IF.Ss AItOL i) WITH JIM, Jim z. co • Minimize caPacit. Hughes wiBendearor inal Appeals cused With Due Regard For The Rights ` G"" to be ;reat' sent * Protect Ti facility leastatonm a day, but , - Ji— P ,.. 'RiiFM)t'I' Ar - 5%IloI.E U S.A, Donna Fargo -. servethis Bmad New TRAEI1IO*AL DREtS N5h1 A '['1111E WINDS OF WAR, Wouk ' ltoss Perot, the Texas bil- of (ourre, that BACK STAIIIIKILS. O'Ja wH)WIVE To LOVE. Car- N'11,ARS Administrative and Courtroom Trial Experience Means That k I. TS( II I \ ifl: - - ''' 1 SCH K This Week On $ 'I/ill EATER1110A.10040 "ITS DOUBLEKNITS sw.., - - TM-111111111 SW - j HOLD - 199 " J , L.O'it. COOL V,O%tA?', i 4 I itt 111% IN .1. l'OLK. l.l). (ipley Ness Service Je HENRY - 12 Oaks Camp Is F.Nt STILL IN LML %ITII -: / Footwear with soles, absolutely DOUBLEKNITS I b L5LU I "I at's tj*,f: YOU. Al Green Boys: Shwts and shorts or slacks. Shirts must be butkwied. I RS PoLnim - $61W wo n, L Gilbert O'Sullhan N- pant suits may t* vi orn, also slacks and shiorts. but not 110 E io. . lf -i Ole , 41 - - %Ivdicare forilLs in Texas in 1970. At that, EDS was offering a bargain. the nationwide average for the sarne billinig service was $3 75, As to dress the following codes will be obwn-ed: For girb proper ature with no bare 0 '74 /,, I § n.r. increase in price. A handling government Medicare Et)S charged an aver• -1 J' ' 1 5 C I 1 elect lionaire, ho made rwss last irig for doctor, hospital, meditx-en used lot centuries and a inuch heralded flight one or other care iii ins base achieved almost to Vietrutin Offering to fly the ( course, In the to ta l amount universal acceptance. For Ajnt'ru-an prisoners home, t. e government f or skull and example, the for 111,%`1 but spent by th care, the cost of the billcrossbones that warn of poLson, health final'lyshowinga ly striking. In company ine charge is not the male and female s)'rntx)ls of Texas life insurance e govern th 1970 for example biology,the 'ample highsas hi to wake the most of .i corn out $22 billion for trient shelled urros s that caution for curves. pukr lit sold th in according supplies arid health services to Forbes uuif'dZIflC lie used of that went About to thir 1 Ilocsir, Smith saflts to go the tinnputer pirttunt to proth hospital and nursing home the idea lit. ress health clatrn for Texas for further wi For care. Doctors got about 15 per highly lUut Cross-Blue Shield, need the U I I ''r v ihd on rntnirnurn loans 1 I ippr v'd -\ti. 7 r - Billing Ma kes Perot Rich luding the inure than $3 charge Su-angel', he Finds support the public IuillmngformedlcalCarelstMg for processing medical lortheideaifloddPltices — like the comic strips ( tile broken Ixisiness. According to the findcharge Of course, e $3. ings of a house sub'orrnnittee, h t theI light bulb for a n Perots financial th at suppor ts i'erot's ctmputer firm, Elec i'' idea). Data Systems, made $72 empire is only half the cost octronic curred in filling out the forms. niillion over the past 4 years ''" r.rntabIe tc. Rabt-rt Hushes. T V. Lawton Elementar) School By LIZ MAThIEUX I ' S • 4 - A. J . SN-111 bols, of course. have - Boss Perot wils off and run- cent of the total The remaining systelluitited and international approach to symbols that would ning in the Invdical care busi- '.10 1wr cent or paid for medill, facilitate the now of com- ness. in tile business of billing cines. dental care, eyeglasses across language for medical care to be exact. and the like Included in this 25) munications And he became a billionaire by per cent was administrative and cultural barriers. selling his company's stock to cost. Probably that's where Seminole PAUL MURPHY. administrative assistant of Gencwa School cowsu]Ls Aith Mrs. 01a Thompson. new thir-d grade teacher. Another addition to SALE! FASHIONABLE 7-PC. DINEITE Henry by Sourcebook,'' 1)reyluss, a noted industrial rineer and designer on 11it - -- .. is - F ,. IIIl)o1S Stuth made his remarks in Syiittsd reviewing ii book, IS.98 Hung Single - v. ridw. .-. II All parts are qu1irantee(I for one qii,r.iiitr'vd •Ihit's whit's called driving i hargain f1 Photo h Bill I iF muthmho;s for ,ntc ItiotI1Inkudie asitislor a .' out %iUiI . for the entire life of the loan . liii' answer to the problem, 'L Awning Type . TO DO MORE! NO Ii i ... :•• oow% has done something about it. - ( -ir 'f hi s year. nex ii ii. I ( f nIt r ' h i ,ii I I r' d Jensen I \\ llt( )\ l I N I A I \ \'. \ IC I) llwar(k(t annual I-11'EnvironmentalI Pr otec tion Avvircl for out stafl(Iiflg work as a graduate student Helping him support the trophy. first awarded in 1971. are I )r. VnJsf'f A Vousef, associate professor t' t',igiii('erin, left. and I )r David Block, Assistant Dean of the ('ollege Engin('t'ring. In the event you wondered, the fourth pair of hands h('iongs to I)r. Marty Wanielista , also on the Engineering faculty, and grd:iated from (UStOdMflOf possible." WINDOWS - a- . Boyd 73J a n d we'll pay for the fags. L I L S 9 2 lWy a new Car with one of cour low-cost 10,3111 % one or tile simple. s of Communication — the symbol Dr. David It. Smith. assointr professor of English at tile Of Institute California Way. this it Technology, t)tIts to HIGHEST QUALITY ALUMINUM a - 25 - thousand languages and dialects used in the world, interniakiflg g tlietii citininunicatlon Wi difficult hom u h e builders ers are k W - lo stretch aX a - Aw SUNSHINE STATE 1 i. We art' Iced with the fact that there are nearly s ix French Ave lzr-OTTYS supply pushers ill ' Drug c - At urcntin' a I)roblf'tIl. And th at 1 -. . 4.I • I Ii 1I I — probleti; may herald the return SEP - FLORIDA I I1fic' itself. Iangu;g: CASH BUYS MORL AT - ':': '1 , Of SAVE ROCKER RECLINER \.9' Att.O- Apr a par t resoect Illowever. as tile world q, - - - vharmtcrtstks by whii h rpr (OhliIflHnds t - •-r ' thu r ! seven innguages almost UIOIflRII(8IIS Republican for House 0f R eprese n ta tives, District 34 ' prided F"mally, in the spring ci( 1915. he and his gang rode into and tned to rob two banks At the Slime t1mc - LA-Z-130Y Nlan has alwvs himself Oil his Ix)ssession of a lip sets himplilf written It I% one other ('iple Nv*s Ser ice VU?1echt(?1.i. they stepped into the bank and got the attention of the teller with hn armful of shoitguns. Henr%. Starr. the last of the horseback bank robbem. with that ' 177 iron tried to reform several times, but he just C - have to The neighbors were all the time robbing banks When the )ool sand the alt ris rode into aTexas cou us1taca quick Pe'" s*ncUmes. I Ic didn't trust banks very he There was a t much. 71". hoctiially. was due to the fact Om, did nc4 truct their neighmm. j I guppw you could go dA%*n it, the bank and say: "Do :::: pretty wrinkled up out the p&yments here and ttwny (V get.s T By ntm C011111E.n, nf1ivUC Now thiert LA iplan fcr banks to handle 11 our i u my vivrit away grumbling. iMaybe Have one on us. - �6.4 iC—The Sanford Herald i ®_ __ ftvw it v CA • • t'riiC r 2d -4 I L1(I&. I 171 44 Burl -- It Gui'i fl&JT* 4$ Tskr to rrnIrLa Spffi M , I' sppeUsl Tepsr' nt Ic • FU$IO*L 4 for a It b , D ii Abiga il V an Bu.. ... 2"d., ..) pp -'— iuq'. - ,-.itamt zr 3$ .1 B?othe ivsn ' ( C orevUt)or IL U bI I %'_ I 'h4 1 DEAR ABBY Here E a 1011wed. cud save our naftcm: 1amil! His wife 1 The maT% should be the head of the the children atxiuld slay home Ane look After uxitd 4 prefeeit th a Ylt : A marT*d man A smØe man. 3 Married women should give up their Jnh to msrrwd U Rr.n.ir ditt men dl.. - - - - - - .... $ CbsMC$ rnt bert 31p1aM,eed Msktrrrst wvn pound 14 SThbv. (Scat) 41 Pavi ng mste-rssl ''1" 29Tsupp.'f -rizirnt 2: Tiny rtVM 3 23 7'spetrv n 44 Daul. 44 E1Ptt5 tributr Frfquenth Criss 45 Dried Imirchartiols 3$Fw.dsc?sp1 4 Mtuil cvm4 Devil (Sot r )4k,dr r* tst , 49 D- as ' Hs.ctvt (iwi umbet ?4 T)-Ail" * MEN aa jaui aMEN ; . I .= --. lN. = M a---ll 0 THURSDAY ___ --- —_ UclI1 FOR IRIDA EOP.ICS1 SiFlihihiR I 11101 PoIi.\ t1101L11" ,\ 1(•ILS Malt £UTt C'U c.LLRAL 17 trnd icida and thStvnu or IT' don't rig, of rttin IT. trctuhir is aimnd takun ctnrwes where there art .L puurt iii the doy become' improved and you T he lttcr perforiried tirter , us duties so thr are ir rirgatuze Fir rxect * day to dc your work It $ ! to &RILS (Mar conscientious fashunir.. ht'thei at hunt o at placr of fl3OSt nais car pr you mare health treatments husmru 1*Lung future the cnrrg for activities ui' OI If you take pmfruitniai 1 AURUS Apt :C so Ma make yourself mare beauty trtJtTflC!1tt nc's you is ill social affairs att?azlWt The rvrmt4 is excellent far attending yu eTVC" Avoid a false friend GLMINI tMa) I to )unt 211 Spend time a.idin needed in appliances in the home .1k goad time Sc' enteridir. lightly the evening Have a Iuapp time with kin Don't forget t o "r .. i...,..... hi '1 1lirr ujip .. it corrniumt .'' usnd , : - 5.hI?'!' Mm3. t• DC ( Sutshine Zimanat t.;1 (( Wariø Tomorrow. C 30 it' Sumrrse' 5emesler t 43 i2 Sprfl CLit 'Tc.1t ri~ t (K F I)II i \ I -- ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 %,- I 3— (c Baros Si; 'Tx 1:00 it Capt Kanparric I Mile Don;tes coo (2) Phi, Doruan,.* (t.) Rornpr' Roo, 9I 130 ,t.i Men. Grir 'IC.:QC 2} Dinah's P,a:e 10.31' (7) Concentrt,o'11 Fiihicirit it Sev.i'i: (K TI Sale of ?'.i eri-'.ie) Gambit ( 5) asswcrc lii) '5'V.'Xc- So.e'e -: t.) Love CO (5) berIc-t*C IMOWlS rir• .. cpr $prr, i DC 3? WO* - You will reecI'e' s dollar if Pol) uses our favorite solutbn hnnwmutking idea. Pet Peet. Poll' 's Problem or this nrsspaper. ii! It. a problem. WrIte PolI in rare __5J - It mbcK' .4 TPi Highball .- ,. 20 GAMES PAY ONCE FOR ALL EVENING INCLUDING JACKPOT 15 Dinners ' I. ost PLUS Blood of Draculas C.astie MsO Nit, Show 11 30 p in Beyond the Valley • • jWS4" F ;" hi) ' . 20 I II LLh."'t Su' r :r,'i* ur .i rn (p rr. Fr..&Sut :: 1 rr'.-llpm 3 Ia t BAHAMA JOE'S LOBSTER HOUSE of the Dolts 25Db 5 French.&ve.janford.......,. ADULTS ONLY ALSO E.uny& Clod — — Obvious Finesse Avoided V F. t" 4 L - , -- - LAST IiI'S'! K i.e :Q,)f V Vu • ., IT 43 i s: i ST i : -: '£ V A. '.1' 1 itt £ .-. Q L.: V. .-cc i'..lTi-Mtih i ouril West tirtb n Last Snuth - 4 I V ELECT ut fi' '. Sit :t' :e nesse he will lose that truck but he does not have to. West has the three trumps and tie' can use an elimination play to catch West in at'. end pla.. South simply take the IW(I hia. trumps and his good spade. Then he plays out the' rest of the hip diamonds West's best de ense is to re• fuse to ruff. but this does hun'. no good. South sumpl throws V.et in. with- mi htgh est 11 trump and forcer lead of a the losing make Club on spade 1'.'A'ti ti:-LPIL':.i a:'.,. 7 '.ORTH - ,t : %IWth Dtilf 4 * B' Oss aid & James Jurot The poet w ho wrote "Lit'neuth the bludgeuningi chance. my bead Is bloody but unbowed," probably a nridgt player. If he was. he would haveit it pretty gcio one ti keep those * bludgeunings from really hurting urn West cashes two "de tricks and shifts to a mod South has looked over this time and duInl7i' b seen tt'.ut iissurr'.uni trumps don't break Z4J. be' will tiltr to draw trumps and try the club finesse for an Lwertrick He plays a pugh trump and kit udgt'miungs s a r ¶ East stoisi üUI He tuti t lose a triflip truck and e'nt:u: ittmid to lose a club also ....:.. uut I• ?ass ' : . - Last PL*it School Superintendent — Age .6 Mamed - - P tso children B. S Degree. Univer. ii Florida Masters Degree in School Administration — Thirtn years teaching in Seminole as Dean. Asst. Prin — Five years adrninistrati''e duties and Principal Elected County Commissioner in Seminole County — South * 4 N7 bud two dub over your one spuith Titis s passed around to WIMII cit' 5PL tic &nswer surnorns - Send !7 JACC)IY MODERN 10419i or-riDl ji,gfj," pops". P.O los 419. Radio Cnr stitior, Now rowi. my lOWS. " I ~ 4ztfj_~j i r <e~ l ) ., I -- 11 ? I'[LTi,4rj/I rcjsa Cr,OSC, IW! t.'ir 'r '-'i i-4Oti'' TI1E - ii - . ( .4, ---- --.- - — ~ ,-. ., . jw .- - • f -,. i'?--1 \ 5T'.i%. :'- 41 . '.-------_- - - -J', '-, - '- . , -'.-- . ' L -' ,T ~ l , . - -2 4 by Bowen -'Jr l ~ __ _J E " & - .r cnwarz - __IC'CH C ANS ',. F , I . -) . &$-..- t L1 - 3 . lo, 'r 11 ie 1 '1 _ TENi1 '-.' ,-"u.,' - ___ RK) '' - L,. E1ii . 'lL - ___ FREL WH'1 O SAP, FRED I '1'W YOUR RICYf TEAM ON 1HE NBNS LA1 NGW. r COME',/ ,. - - k O" • THE BADGE GUYS II EP 1 •'"4 '- .', - " '; : #/ 'r, - - You I , . -. • ,1' - -. I , ( / ,AIP .4•_ 4 Y /.'i-u/(r C;, SAY TO T)'-lA I SC ILL - 1-40/I TO ~ -- ? by Al V.rrns"r .4;,4,5. _~ ,, ,, ,~ 'k4 \' glV"-i :L - ~. ~', ! I [t ,,~ ~ . . " AT - II~ W t ~ C WHY ? I,, 4 1-11 j " - ___ CAPTAIN EASY - rstr MPSPJ WITH THE FLINIJY EAP HE'5 F,EEPJ FQk(,OWj5J' M MOJi1J3t... I, O<Ds.r THINK. LET'c, I .1 -7- 7 by Crooks & Lawrence H01011 wS TER... Z ror/ukroYot'f' - I A It ~Iiil 7 ^' v, I I ~ ,41 - - - I. -- . -: ''v — -4 by Bill Howrslla SGT. STRIPES,..FOREVER rT&AT IS O&HT Of' 'rbu' ALLEY- FOMEñ 1'W, ACTUAL EXfE1 EtICE ______________ A~D ,,- Seminol e C _ ' -FE WIL E2NE'Sc SU'JlVAL, IN Ot-IF.. AFX 54 LOE c* cc,a 1Cl4 AT NE%4,PAF . Id ____________ \~, _%%Uaw C_ t,,st .., v___ / - '—. / ,i 1,; ' - - , ~,~', ,~7 - -~,~ .\ m 11~ V CCML s '\' .- CctL) b4.l.,)th5Jf ' £11 U* 'r - !i (\'.. f --- .. -- - .1 '" ' P?--'' - tN I IE') w.,s - " - I f\ ' . __ I It C.W L'D11 3f. \ - c I —• ,.H BL"NDIE ,1O,jEirLY. -___- _"s Ar e.'cs .r'.c't: __',.' \_______ . -. ( ) (_ , - ic i by Dick Cavalli ESATt'H a: LEVNA.D l'L-L_ I_'VEZ 64LL, 0 , - lo- # . . P WINTHROP ELL,THI6 - t **~.-_* __ . _10 :114f I N / J _ I - .. _s_ " -I' ' •— '5 (" — ( •- - P.t, 01 IL.f ' —' % - ,t-_ - I _ 1t,J L__ WA.O:(I)ME,CUTt7 of - '." 2.'.',. •_Qc as •4.'.,' "s'-," , . , I . ____ -. c.Ec 'r ,. AE ..o t5'cttO,fi . — . ' -. s'i - ' ' - - - r' . Is - f-; I I , 7 " j F , . "IV ~ to I? in 1968 — Seminole Crnt:.' Port Authority For Strong Reading Programs In All Schools For Strong Impartial Discipline For An Informed Public On All Issues For Strong Vocational-Technical Programs For All Student! For Strong Leadership Elect Pelham School Superintendent DEMOCRAT t,a u - t- i., ;rru 4 t Y ' L - '- BEETLE, BAILEY. TilE AT $AID TO p "" -- 1i4.V"J" ,/t' ' ' - ' a country's name does A Japan -------- 50% U.S.A. -------- 40% Russia --------38% EngLr.d ------31% France Italy ---------20% new C'TO) of youngsters the facts! Send for my bookkt "how to Save Our 11t1)tiblk', ('II' closing a long stalIlIweb, return envelope, plus 5 cents. - ILJI ~J~ - . i1" L I -,I as 1 Hi I51ANTOM - TCiYi,1 ".5P') I 'i i' Ii I',." newt u n' t'i(l '., "t , !. ''.'ib : ; - -'-' ' ',.." q1 iv"flp,'p ig--,- - _. .. " i I '1 ' . 'i-i,SSCC -V -k's ERA%R?I -. ' it , - t \i11 , ,I ' ' ' ~=n,_~ , , ~W~- . "A meg as MAdu -,-,-)T A,PVtAR v - ' I .- ; ; t JV\ - - ::!f- Q T ' - ! I 41 . t . l '( 1 I - WORKED. ~ 'fiat's not Inie, for we not pertain to that countryl must articulate (tell) every .%c 'I I - site , ier su& 'ss. IT )%C%V 4. - -.-. Ts11 ThE IC' 'i'. r' - ff ______-- ' " ~) -_ , - - ' --- ' EC F -1Lk%18 3)4Tt 151T? - FOOD I T t r -. S - :', TODAY'S QUD710! . - — Pam Inatoad of paw'ng. West jai I 9 "_~_~ -,_ ~ ~_ r, L ) • Louis D. "'Don " Pelham * 4£ 46 Pi.sr 11 I 43 VT • A K$43 4L2' v:;it th c'A-Bid (us- clubs You, partore cannot base gs'od enough spades to s-arrant a spade von- z '' L1J'm'-I] : ' I )j j ~, IIV, , '? ky's -' — - i - ; '.' I - ~44 J_- 4 never to "-'- 65' Children's Dinner • . 89' HI 5 L\ 44 11 - -- UNDER Cocktails 75' Michelob Beer t CLINIC in Inc Iudi til(-c' pct.IC or French Fries, toned sated role sIa* , hush puppies and our delicious conch FRIDAY 7:3i P.M All Souls Church 9th & Oak urges us SEAFOOD HOUSE 1) f___~ 11 Ij Vr (,1,f ~ I - - ,$ z2li OO(".idANCPv1A wi'tI" )'E.Ai.1 "tOU TO )'PiiT ,Aj r) cRocirr' / Crane, Ph.D., M.D. ________ "--s Tahamä BINGO 100 AT BRIDGE - -_ At 11:40 EVERYDAY IS A SPECIAL DAY -, - * - .4 PRISCILLA'S POP revealnig the location of certain represented by Jnnws Markel, 'I'uesdusy's bearing the dc-len' allegedly stolen golf clubs. The Iirtr in a Winter Park law slant's disitsissal ituollon that the 1UCS(tdtY lirns iut'tlo:s by Judge hull tines not plaintiff maintains that false .\ H'aring was heist to dismiss motion the t'snstltute a bar to further A before Circuit Judge Volie statements were iiiade by the es against the .heIs'ndaflt.s action was denied as was the rhar g Cli m:IIIS .7 r on a civil suit luIi'sl ileU' liii, it ill proe'uurs'nss'nt of usistisili Ii) the' sis'Is'iiilarit that the" atturlus'), Ns'tI liv L .l,uusues l)avts, t)akla'sd hills, the sarrant .is;tI (lint (here was was filed 24 on Aug. the plaintiff failed to state a .iuhinun Jr., against Gerene Ewaldt, justice not sufficient evidence to Justilsthe pl!iinthff that contending t'nuuse of action for intent to of the peace, District 6, the charges of mental distress. state it cause action Inflict Davis further contends that tallest to Altamonte Springs, who is against the defendants for sh.'letsihuint's motion that the defendants ac'ted without seeking the office of county ,tusI that the warrant was Issued for any judge, Group 2, in (tie fl0fl' probable cause' In causing malicious prosecution other (hun to obtain the disusissal by a t'oiiiinunity PUrPOSe partisan judicial election criminal proceedings to be the plaintiff was preliminary of prosecution iuuagistrate on the Instituted against him with a f Tuesday. the basis of ingranted by the court, and the hearing situ Davis alleges in his action th criminal warrant charging him in sufficient evidence to establish plaintiff was granted 20 days grand larceny. Davis is loch tie demands punittve and not concause does unnenil this count of the jirotiable istuich to compensatory damages In states he was arrested and stitute adjudication of the suit. excess of $500, that on May I the incarcerated in county jail but conflict on its uterus tsar does defendant and Clarence Ewalt, that ida June 16 hearing before the disiuiisal constitute a co.slelendant in the suit, con- County Judge Wallace hall he barrier to further action. spired and confederated to was not bound over to Circuit Julian, i his nsotion, ah' procure a warrant for i)avts' ('our? for criminal trial and the OS arrest on grand larceny charges against him were states the' 1 )Iaintilf failed to allege the i" rrant was is_sued charges without din) cause or dismissed by Judge hall. for any purpose other (tints to : As a result of this action, provocation. Davis contends the warrant Davis contends, he sustained prosecute the plaintiff. Also, the ion motion contends the plaintiff was procure.i intentionally, damages of expenditure of tailed to state a cause of action and moneys inf)OStiflgfl$l,500bond, fradulently falsely, for intent of infliction of mental maliciously with intent to legal counsel procured at a cost distress and the allegation does harass him, and that the of $2,350 and other costs of $207' not support a cause for Davis alleges he has suffered defendants acted without intention infliction of mental sufficient, evidence to issue a humiliation, embarrassment, This city will distress. Based upon (lie fact forego participating warrant against the plaintiff in loss of his reputation and credit participating with the the incident was investigated that the warrant was based and community standing as a county sheriff's count) in the paving and insby the upon imcomplete investigation result of the action by the prnveuuuent of joint city-county department, the statement that by the sheriff's dep..rtinent and defend-ants, and the County this year the action was done for the roads Daviss demands a jury trial in the warrant brought to harass 'siluLIlitSSItifl will be thus inpurpose of inflicting m and frighten the plaintiff Into the civil action and Is being for;iied. distress is negated, the motion t 'ounciltusnun William Klosky alleges. ed stated was au th orized last night to The warrent issu had stolen Ewaldt's inforns the county board of his that Davii golf clubs and booties. At the roach t'ounniittei"S decision in 0. preliminary hearing before the matter. Judge hall the court 'aId there By George WI T he first year councilman videMce was not sufficient said since roads lwved at this establishing probable cause tinie will be cut during conand 'the the charge of grand W. Germany---- l(M Philip of the ci ty's sewer larceny was dismissed. "shut up" about our "free ystem. it would be ii waste of System. Mrs. Ewaldt, In anrwer to the Sthe taxpayers' money to coinSeveral factors are Inenterprise" system ConIn- s'olved in the comparison of charges, said that she is without trast the percentage paving at this time. and 11 der.ies each of food costs in diff erent na- knowledge, come required lie is asking the county. Indemands proof of the allegation the 7 countries just to pur- tions that she acted without probable stead, to give' I.nngwood top chare the food needed. These include the fertility lrIurIt in tile t-oursty's road cause. She denies all of the Then distribute the booklet and acreage of its farmian other charges In the suit. At prsgralii for 1973. below to teen-agersi plus its industrial and cornmercial alertness. Case U-582: Dr. Philip M. Japan, for example, has Crane is our Congressman little land but rates high in Its Industrial output, C OCCflSl OflhI So hei( Russia, with oodles of inside dope on many thing's land, concentrates an exces'i". 21 facing the U.S.A. in its sire amount of its Industry :;;unforel Middle School OIWI1 Family Fun l)ay and picnic at tinual contest with Bissint, Irving to equal the U.S.A. its house for parents, 7.11 11,111. I ,kt' Mars Church of hit' IiiDad, he said recently, military hardware. its, starting at 12 tinon; \;tiv clt-spite a lot of the liberals 12 thinner and refreshments look at the actual Sept. NOw Who fawn over Communism S'hissil Bsiarsh, 3 p. iii • ton- served in and around the na and laud Russia, take a look ratings of those same 7 church lions with their percentage fl'r'erit't' rooni. " at these figures. of income required for food: Sept. 25 "For tile)' we're prepared ScpL 16 ltipubhlcan Japan --------40% Boy Scout Troop 79 and Women's Sanford by the Cab ornia Beef CoinsTrophy Explorer (;roup, I p. m., at Club, luncheon, noon, U.S.A. --------I6)% cii. of Liberal speaker, Jean Bryant, Congregation I Aiursge; Russia --------50% "They contrast the amount 322 28'2 for Judaism. School Board: ('all of a worker's annual income England ------ 28% rest' rs'ation.s. S4'ld. 27 that must he spent for food, France ------- 31% ill .St 111)(11 1141:10, -; M and Am(rica, fluissia both in Italy------- -- 3~1 14- p t. IN l.s uui:iti I lughu Si-haul 5 other cirnntries. W Germany - _28% Sshax)l Board. 7:30 p. iuu, "Obviously, the best (YCO' i mfurence rootii Sept. z When I'luillp inter' is-wed oinic syste m ould he the icing I In escapee's hina ed sept, 19 one where the per cent me- Kong last fall, t ir said they WWI Vets Bnirmnn- ks 288, 2 p. Altamonte Springs homeirst Federa l S&L, . quirtel for food is the least." were paid 200 Cine'se do tnaker; Club, 9 a.nu., First Alt,ilIlsdintC Springs. thst' Then Philip gave I"i'ds'rnil S.&I.. hart per year. 'lit-' 0 with following list sit ruatIon But they admitted it took the per cent of a worker's ash 200 dollars just for the-it ifl(s)mflt' in t'.tdi country that ininittuim fxxi requ iu-nss'nt s, is re(puired for fxI, left for so they had not As a little test of your clothing, shoes, etc. ability to outguess the Call'flint meant that in 11)71 fornia Beef Council, I'll mix Red Cliituese along (hit' tip the countries and per- the seaside opposite I long Kong cc'ntages. spent 100% of their wage's So try to match earls nafor food! tioru with its correct per. Si) tilt' Comimnitiist ti.ititiiis T ventage. far inferior iii Jtrinembt'r. I have them obvioussly are their economic systems to cur "I"rt'e 1':,ste•rjsiisi" or ,' . 'L'A.J 1' (Capitalistic") systeni. -. ,' Japan would rate cii .1 par 'f with West Gertisuusy if jap.iii didn't need to i-sport so ,,,,,(,)I foodstuff from iih,ra,nt, /I I _/ 10 T(X) bug our tra-la'rs .e,eh business leaders has-c' 111111 up" alanit lit' superiority ci our econoitfiC systtJi. up11.Ir' ~?1-j --. emIly feeling It would he self.evident to each new crop of chIldren. figure oppojumbled, so the WORRY SWAPPERS" - A .1 j - - - AFTERNOON 12:00 i21 .ie3par Where the '-see (5) NevPI 30 (2) PiewS No. — \ cc • — L News - r : Al c Ali MacGraw "GOODBYE COLUMBUS" EtLI $OVTI C;'. $ 7-.T Fta?ures 1' W TFa V 14 All Color 11 11 ill ' All-Dc' -,.-la ~~ ~,,N \ IN' A 7~ - ,,ujLT'1.E -St I Larry Lmw,s "t - *---..,. - ff I Saves $ $ 2nd GREAT WEEK e News I Act r '-- - ,.,, I '( I WT$U Pt),64 ' maanuft: DEAR POLLY-M Pet F'ecve is with the make snos tint the' di' turens of winter outer wean its boots a of outsith' £fl't!T the to pa pants 1urc enough boot top for t there IF not room iiidt since 'he" shou d the pants leg -MRS L A WIN kyuwONEAL ' ,: t Ecsie of N-;14 0-it Life Sc-Love i.uO. : ) FI,r.t,?amie't 1' Movies i 30 Hi;'- Chaa?ra tt. Perrs Pzr 1 :30 (2) MORNING -, 4 ,X. 40 , . 11 . by I EENIE, M6EP1'E, ,SIINEV MOED OUT LOU. -- Court Rules In JP Su *It ' N01A,fiik*0A 1 ~ _'~ ___ ., '. I I '4#"q — BIMO BURNS AMh4) kICI'ttO sIi OUT 1,419 FiPJAL111 11 * Ij C __ ~~ , r6os Ih 'MARION BETIIEt ' FRIDAY t E-'e':' c-''e'"'t c-: — " .. -- with CAMPUS CLATTER - f 'noII - -T-1: 14 - it' Jan OI The morniflj is dull CM'RlCOR (Dec. you can engage in new doing regular routines nut later A deeper study o f facts and arvvitles ah.at are fasciriating at thus time 4ums 55 rit'C?115i) Jan 1 to I-ct'lu) Handling obligatuani AQUARIA bunches rffi:srnt)) earl) us the dat is wist 'tour Shc'v uintivittes attrrnocn it pars taki tn prompting you mart devotion Ic' mate this evening Plart hos to rraig.httti out tc- Mui P1SCIS 'Feb tie cart) and scni get goad results * tituluOrt is ith a clime' care of civic work will in'npttwt >'tnr image later TaUng Don't go sIummuig tc'night he 'or she is ill kit IF YOUR CHILD IS B0k!' TODAY am of thaw deluglirful young peapk who has a sumig desire ii difficult to knc,s what to do sc' do fat others hut educatscus as you cat and Icur set! Be cure i: c'.r a !unr at tifliUflutStUiTt ac-tivibel for greatest due-cl r scs aid Stir macS family person in itus fine li A ft iausfacticin and succru Jrchart Sports a re veT)' IUIPOTtVII here compel" What you make 'Ihe Stars impel. thr' do not of )DI.LT We ii large) UP ID YOU' ir Csrrli Righter's Individual Forecast send you! birthdalr non ready F at )'our cap)' October ruanie C!f flhpIPdl), Forecast Wd Ii to Crtul1 Usher tot 69. Hol'ywooi, Calif (4CIO ' - •- -- gumbling Mocks in vour patti of progress Remove them cii. fasinEnr,I i ou get ahead mu.J. faster Spend time w;th tuindle :ctrrrspzmdtflc-r .s-.Oc-uUtrI Don's neglect to ic the to Aug 211 Pui mote lkO 003' ;tactucal tide of your existence nc's and use mare efficient financial expert has methods in the future t.islert in is list a to us. but don't take or) risks I The ma-fling could hr tc Sept VIRGO tAug out with conditions sniciftii fTulItraUng Intl lain all those prrs.m s ticinsertEr to you tirc-cunmg fzer'rahIe understand .ciui ideas and pcisitiaTt Avoid gr"u:pI 0.1 221 LItunmate all) ritiEf UbE.A iSept of your progress and then you car. 1' that stand iii the way Of lilt tonight. shead efl quicily Seek , he rctn'.mrtic side but t1flf Lhi after ar. interest ic' cw 21' You car nt's c ngae it. C0kPIO iOc-t goad friends fascinating tiaht'w's and other plruurn s'itt Handlt much mane) during spare unit, but don't ,pcnd too important business matters list wisdom 1) Use cat? it to t)r. fAGI11 ARR'S t%c" expect cxr.cllcnt cur. )'cIu and 1rid1iflg outside matters citireti I ngapr that you are a s'rrs goad results Shos attirt's activities irud gait added prestige (2) 1o"ss.dC (C) Movies 1000 (2) Dear PtP..b'it 110C () (4) (t) Nev.'t 11 30 (2) 'TO1'" 5a.' i C) oset gave rEAR T1,01-l-) -S,,,T1-bl vears apr a trienc of large a veri sh-s;* nt- an unuuiti ast in the' muslin! glass Following a suggestion in a magazine I filled it with marbles and ii did hick attractive hut I tired of it When I rcrno'cd the' marble's the' hotwa down the torn one tacd firm) lodged half everything I can glass I have tried stem of th e heat cold, oil, cit to remove this of such think but the marbk will riot budge Can sornecinc offer a suggestion-MRS .1 M .- .: 4i from the Canoll Righter Institute ....... a W!ic' soap flE Fi OLLY--rIolly rt'qucstt'C1 a recipe for lye-which and I wculd like' her to tr in' moth er s recipe. wtl crit'-half galhas beer. used for rnan vt'ars Strum. tinc-hitli pllc'r. water drippings and mix of tsiwor lon in from the tSucei and one can of lye Mn well and stir ir enamel par. until almost firm .-3OHN1E with Ise 1'uLR (21111-'-11141 be careful is hen sarkilig of the reneb the' are 'md of sure utud jimmonla and be soup. bothersome If this uunp.Lers. The odor will be It-NI. Some of the mari of doors. out naLitip can be dtsrnreaders w ho sent In recipes for this lined the box into shich the soup isus poured with cloth and mau covered it oierTIiEht it slUt a piece of blanket or carpet and left ,-POLL' It Into bars the rtI dac and rut 1$6 - F 00 : tdven?ure Theatre st Bii) GraPiaTn C) OIyrT'ipi I 3 .e> P4a'lo'i -lea's I1r-tiIL Ith(ltl(*L I1a Gerr'e i(t DEAR PC)LLY-1 would l ike tr, pass on mn Wand Viar bacon II recipe for lye soap to I)(111% who wants to use her aluminum pan-no drippings Use only an enamel or iron r other such metal--and buT with a wooden spoon or paddle Put half of a 'iWwnce can of lye in cot' pint cf Strain P quarts of iio cold %%-Bier and set aside it tnvl!td grease Add to it one' tahlt'spc'un stsa; flakes. coohalt tcnspc'OTI bcsrasi and (Inc tat) t'spoon of ammonia Wht'r all this is we ) l-mixed, add Sc- the iC waler and beat has until liii mixture is ver thick Pour into a box that When 11 cools you should paper. been lined with brown 2': pounds of soup -NORMAN (:: ..~ prsanimPX'rutTt bull T MUU! I t1tL'P4 The' is toil.' thuuig is not sour ds'i'l s.c cucig. It is auiutltuiS I inn qiits'kls gold: iivi'r lii ills. IiilIs'( that scinut' i)1 I () f mailk' Is his sits eel ier hisulsO there is I know for an ihssihtite fat't thi;t i( I hose gelatin salads you (sit gerntmI nom in t he' t s'(rI whuIihI)I'ii till t his a ternoon 'Dams-. at i'iy house, In 'ii i teli Ig('t atm, halt a Valent isis' saks' nitusl thtee I 'furlct liii' nut rolls tuit uued till J C') 545 '.i IT rw rIIATIJ xP(T 11 .' . IV ,I . -.,. " - :'" -pur c'".i, i,a,t,,5 a() i(5fT ./5t!AH A 5s'i.l :i ,, - " - I s'c*r i 51, 0 2 30 yAT:pdEE DAILY Day-s of O..' Lit" t' Love Is a Mani 5)les'i33'ed T' -.: C.a-it (i') Newlywed 7:30 (7) Dxlors a) Guiotri; Lip" 9) Da?iri Game 200 : AnoThr Wa-ic-t 5c-r tc-'" C r'fø, t'tOrr ic'o3 3: : :oc 9011 CAR ROLL RIGHTER'8 - - I I fit 171 False Arrest Charged LN: — r ,C( LC'I Make a (e) h4oar'S *.4er0e5 '. Lt' 'oaJ) I D-ea-of Jeriri e 1) Dane X (2) Tn 'Tel ¶1* '- sq-; ; * Coseoences POINTERS Poll -' s Problem N "00 ) * more rflnrCrDSd I'IE'tR BFWIU)ERET) I vouli' he hide. than what be shout what hr imagines he has to man Urge him to behaving Like a sic-I actual).' ha% lit's see a dttiinr , ~. I -' -- p DUATE oi Sp!- Se::' 01' -: So-rie'se' t Wht M, L1w' L c & Y ChIiP :30 (2) D'c4 Vbfl 'c' & the World t) 'TruTh cit POLLYS hot me unfair. A s s'iii We'l l- sluwsi In this t,ace,un'nt curt I ug ttiisiitiih $ihle'c of iinwashs'sh sws'iutls IIIICI stia'kitig raps In nncitti.'t siecIwt c- ttc-tn't to maki, a Isinsi of fil le color -0 GRA ,%'. ._--r 1, 1 is) Sea.." EVENING DEAR ABBY What would you think of a husband Ins belorW sifter being married over a year still locks or, it There is nobody else tbc hru!.e trip up in cedar closets' - ss's% lntZ lip is I uits'i is iii sheila' S (sir st-heal sic-s I jisits * ~ up \'ou'vu si iilttlsst ulsiisti s- inn walctilni' hr luiiping if biIIi iIet-s'c fuiuini Not •'is't V, 1111 sogurt in ,lnniuuuiv ,,III' hattiiiiii .iill us Ysuus just I utii,I'i'sl sti iu1Illg little ,lIilmuIl'cl' lsitiIi gs'tllliji sill, %4,'i4' c1il'nilhig the' IIIIS patti' .sI'tsIsS tiiii snow I Ires t epuldISi,sl . Tele U1S1OI? --- CTIDENTtAL T(1 (1UCAGO GIRL WLW ii marries a man. she should he willing Don 't Insist that make the best )lthi.-id glad)' abbe to please you Ii's Inahab and ti he relseate and start in'er ' , BANCROFT THE . 1*• W)Vi tw,utd a was be priiillwd t*(aU he has 0ppnrtunitki should be bawd rbrnet ts remain alng!Lt' .loh cm shUt?'. not marital status. %*mt Siime married womev must an the % Im&ielaI lrad as married mrs. Li be hi-me 4 Y.nrkthpz mntbers east always min&1f before thri? children. S What evet happened Ui freedom of ehoirt! ctn.r'. - easy \VhnI delay . IIISII is ho defer, lsmtpsml those s;f us lives, i'aspi'tnts'd is's' need is onitsi staiidlisg \'hiit is's' get are of tIPSj)811 Is I'll) gvst%Ire niost retol Is. itis:iitt'd remal k' i;tir quicket lissInds As a pr acticed pro-ernst liait'r, I can tell son I hat lis'lng surmotinih'tt by eff i cient orgnnl7ed people Is an exercIse 1&4 In depressloll III our ils'Iensc-, mrus I sas that it isn't esac ils is 1)111 WI tu icr don't duI it's juist the way things aie of Ilihhls nfl 5)1St Wt-''i e this' sins's is liii has e wilted else has Oriental eversbos sis hen -, kItchen wuiniiiwsills poppies gi'uwIisg protuely In sittew ilk bords'i s When son have tinlshs'd isiahun plans (or a .1111) 4th party. us alt' still tis lug to gil the masking tape anti torts comets of ('lii 1st mac carets oil the wall Von has s' replacesh the wehhing nu sour lawis i'halrs -9 I. hr aunts? the' sails.' thus' that us' have t'Ieant'tt up the crushed eggshells of l':aster L et 115 P11Y tin' j)tlslI I ,It'l85t111ut01- We don't In. - thfldrili at all! DEkR ABBY Thu letter is grnng to sound like a nightmare' I just found a library hook that is 3i ears turn cwerdui' I figured it out, and it will east roe $' 5f if I ciru) ti:'ok lutrlf c-oSi.5 Th e it in and pay the overdue penalty say I % Abby I just don't knois what to do Should I just a nes cw' It with lost It arid will he gl.ac to repla mate' ao penalty don'I T'u'mg that ridiculous overdue sense u' we GtILTY Can vziu help nie' Tale the book back to the librar'. and iuF.R if she sill tb-ps 'nunielf on the librarian's inf'c-5 stud as.k ho-L. rrttkw A I it'll0 ,ic) oe'v'o.IFm! rt( - 1 ' 5WiJ' 1)5' rWpf1i'4O ('i'P('' i,',cuur' sa to tAvs U'frt c.iIA1 I 5141W 'yOU ,' -' 1W" 1' ................ USTIN !4e phiwl t,mtbe* Is ill-_;,R ron R O If the wlfes eiiergii4 and Pr?r is nI man' t uleul' turnd beyond thud t.tndin' Or whtrt itwrf Lr n' . We' re The Tail On Human Kite tAil. by V T. Hmhn ______ iiPji(PLISS4T --'( --. Will. I RI! A(. 544 ' t rsir IT \ ',tI s11 i I'AVu TO PAW AT r'ciqpc (uisc; (tM '10 pijpj nip tOuJflskMPiil' I p.jaq q'l' iq ______ house ever' ! There should he rocirt and telrvts$nn blaekeu.sto cact farnihm could talk ii' from S p rn to 7 p m so ap 'ery tru' yriurf. neritiC1n p the :d bridge FOR A STRCrGER AMERICA Air..,). be gets asl hi'- miii ii hi sutt' s BEWILDERF. :What does he, have to hizir' bc ' - -Az rm * - ALLEY OOP jnrjele.' 'ii,iu , - borne from schrool. to an 4 A child should never come n tinction by th, p%c and the tiger in him m:i'kel for e x horseback. on Olyrnpcs. billiard XX 30-Il *BC. he lures a mob, and the 'ye hired ismes fading comes -iut, as As the XX Olympics continue to The story is set in a and drags her ('lofl for the contract mrntflg town out West and helpless female IUflICtL Viewtrs get £ chRflC tO ''uiih -titpUPrt'(i ..,.L f (.)J fIfl5 nrnni KJII s ilTnhsri see track a horse Village apartment to let loos" hoaniz. vlleyhali, wrestling blet' and Cord is rtCiilPt for s'iet. Tlw dS matches and live coverage of brooder. The stakesin this bet turns out to be not are his f -tunc and the cam- woman basketball. twplcss. but just as frustrateil 58311 CR5. M World Ann bier's wife. gets 0-9 CBS. It Was A Short from the badgenflg she Wck(UTie To It Rerun Dors a With frc.oi her husband. cnrirnuntIc'flChPr(-'ill CtISI Sirrimer. Charlie common intere st. thc plot to Just about everyone Rerun K tw('('fl .John Monroe and his improve societ' daughter LirW I.incta's father can remember his first da (I NRC, lrciri.1c lcrur is is cartoonist, her teacher is back to scb'l after summer English same the Nifl Ironside' A been vacation. and has t.inda 'Cintiact that sure assignment of writing it corn famil killer's humiliated b his work 1.miti's hired bereavement saves Chief teacher suggests that Monroe position of Hov. I Spent M see the school principal for Stimtr Vacation." Charlie Ironside's life tonight. The no c%c'epticrn and this Chief Ramond Burr is some help ;n improving father- Th'own daughter relations, which leads sbc,w flashes back to some cit ni .umrnev adventures as he to Monroe escaping into his fantas% world, this tune facing writes them in his compasitlon 1 i.I1 CBS. CBS Thursda the wrath of the authorities. ti G01III 10 "Th Reruni Adventure NEC. NRC Night Movies S-! EXCEPT The&erRrrun,iht1J3dY Makes k \1% wife.- Tonight's shna and Anne Jar IlIn, IATIAMCM-A team by Ed McMahon husbaruk and wife acting hasted NOW HOFFMAN D of stage and screen. arc .1cn Simmons, Bradford SHOWING 'NNE wITUIp ROSS r)unman, and Ale Cord. MISS co.rarred in th is brustlun. humzsr I about comedy Simmons pla's the grand I12t , angr' plays ar e rncist unuul of frustrations Eli ir. one of th ,,%~ .mpt) 34 Droy (pl 3$ Ssslrng $ Rdcnt of Cr,ckt'j*T%d DO% Ai r h is s I LI IL . I ts ' /i li - hLLhDr . Si.smship Ht"' )IU Ise"Mak PT1n,t rind 1$ $IIIUUIW ) Terninine 4 q1I. N !l ie 10 fl'w" vwsr 41 , ua A b 6i 1 OntheGo I - BETTY CANARY . Prt'*. P..ias Thur5CiaY Sept. 7. 1972 / 11? r' j fur' ,ansfrnrt1 5'rIfI , - F jk and Sy B.iltAT 'ti,1t ,rs':" me .on ,- . -...-'' \ .)Y - - �.V..'T'i Thursday, Sept. 7. 972 Sanford Herald , YWBOOK REVlE\V R ecorus j School LL On Taxes Planned Mikk Smith , cU (' Canadian Pics nIer dral. I in nt gittin excited The album. .ith liner I " untlen b Kris Knstottersrl %rit*en fur The Atociated this Lime "This time mean the re- is. except for one Knstnfterofl Press Ronnie lease of his newest album song. pure. d rock n roll TORONTO Ai We have a CanddJs king of rock-rolI• W m The }Iak says HalAkins ca ses his 4O pounds f makn it nw lI get a onto a cia in the ti -c rr - m of er muic might ' at' li '.' r than we ever h.id I had a l.1 hi su4. heavy help on this one He rattles off a list Of musicians such as Boots Randoiph. Fred Carter. Gra THE OTHER WOMAN By Marirn and CarheMcCo Rona Jaffe Morrow 246 Pages 4 . •_ Othe Ir L R ft Look A o an' . t Is Dreary . in Beginning • tOt) N. - Maple Ave rIi P - P in the var his Rolls RONNIE AKlNS tnds be. of his home near Toronto The car formerlyowned by Lads Eaton is Ofl( ('1 13 .r' HaIki?l5 OWfl &cirth a total of almost S8.3 Royce ' __________________________________ - 4 ; - _,. I W OR - •'i - MORE nfl 1 S FURNITURE SALES L be - iWY. 1792 i ~ CASSELBERRY - Old •• 1 Ill j ilil ISTIMATIS IsaEi$ LVLIUILI - •I'l ' (tAi I 11 -. -- n '' ,41' a' '. 0 Ii 8 :-• I a .t - ' _ " I "l' ' I I I i . ' • LA1G nil I I 1._. .t . DILIYIIIP saD I%T*1UD I DISPLAY , DeBary NOW! L.... . - ISTUTZ ALL ALUMINtJMTOPI'ERS, I FITS LONG AND SHORT WHEEL RASE & EL C&MINQS ANO RANCHEROS A-d l II __________-!- _________________________ ..---------- iw. y.zg -, 1S45 N OtAtcDO av( - K_ m MAtii*ND tit - , / nd your .. 41 george stuart ,pl,o. 2414431 [2 133 list 10111sal - - I I Am MN CA RROLL ELECT JOHN' FACTS _T' i IIII1I_ _ I4:triZd e. A to IVUU - A Man of Action I '¼. [STATE SENATE 1 -J L DEMO. SEAT 17 -'. s. '- ; ;' . J 6 s''jaa and 11rndlrnnm ___ AOv P.0 t,v R E 11 r-nr )1.te,; ri,, AtT SC3H O O L 489 1. , o I. Index r zjw~ I I It V_____4 7 I ..il - - . - 14 t ..14WW-k" op"~ (( Jt'czihø FACTORY DIRECT TO DEALER YOU SAVE MORE WITH CURTIS MATHES 8 year Picture Tube Warranty I .111 ( ongrsitUlLittOfl to soptiia M. (2 yrS standard; 6 yrs. prorated) Gov ernorAskess prisoners in : ttLt( transportation to the pulls An organization which is doing sssmmicthtng instead of just feting 'lip service" Keep it up teilahs X. You know, there's so touch : ' spokesman Fur the gnt uUlit said, because it was ''hard to say what was going to happen the attack at the :lKL(l('AN ''I'ItIVAI'l' SA\'I N( TAPE - to cut po%loer consultilAton. it plant We thought the Plnt utit lit servitt, have been .. - ri \% ifluini I Ii out lsitittg \'ietnarn, The Sanford before then was out of , service generator citizens from .: Sevrelary Itoget heirs ,James ' ,' less. MEDITERRANEAN STEREO AM-FM-FM/MULTIPLEX BACKED BY CENTRAL FLA'S LARGESTI 4-SPEED 30 FACTORY TRAINED TECHNICIANS TURNTABLE 199 hatred in the news, let me lay a little love on you - . The kind whiictiofllyu mother can give. Mrs Frank A Gatlin of I 'Ikt' Monroe has a son Larry who'll 1w 0 )ears l)iursday. More than likely, he will be spending it in Germany, as a "guest" of Co. B. - ri Engineering Battalion, U. S. Pos : : . Army. Momma and Poppa say, :;-: ' for a hlaIf(tbzdfl rohhers who the search AtIlericaI eight 51101 Virgin lslannds to (h'Lith at 80 ('XCltlStVe resort while the territorial governor orders flags flown at • (Ut IUOriL to ti€ ueau. half-mast tl "Ippy Birthday!" (lairry Is a regular sui scriber to The herald. he'll be happy; the folks are - so happy; and this is Friday I I'm happy.) hope you find the weekenti the third hurricane of ttw I).%%' N htouWM Atlnotte St'il5OIl Its she olrifts 250 miles off the t)tt' U. S. winds. coast With 84) tiiile-aflitoilr -. ,------------ ' f lit' itittt'tt that colilpafi) ticuils ho1ii'd 'ut' might have 1usd seine cooling rain which us oukt has- c kept the ikutand although weather down, forecasters sass only a 20 i'r cent chance of rain across the state : The trouble was blamed on a leak in ii boiler tube it the iutftirei facility, :.: (II i'si)t'&'idllY Im'si IIW(l I('(l('i'Li I agents ednesday ' lud spoke :: I N IllS SI I A It P KS'l' :'I"I'A('K Oil the Nixon o P1 ,SIOIL, lithi a(thtl iuiStl''itiiIIi III tlii' : , \Vhite CLilflh1g1L (1'orge Mc(,ovt'rfl SiYS the house hums heen 'very clearly mortgaged the special interests of this countt'y." • P. It ho! ía 1Ii fbi. Rec Bond Campa gn i Opene d By Godfrey '' - - SEPT' 12th PRIMARY COIDq. for should not l)e IflVOlVtld 111 flCgOtiatLOflS COUb. They'rCg0%t1gt0 SEM INOLE COUNTY J*#ot C A .:: .' ,,. A You Go' SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION '. ()lymplcs. ': 8-TRACK - ,L)tCriOrlh(lemifldtflg tht, release of those held member of the Seminole Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees Stereo Consoles & Combos SAVE UP TO 30000 ' it c,111 to counter the threat ret a liation IlOUt 1 ' NEWS DIGEST .... . IA) - . - SUPERINTENDENT By ted tA i " $ I *----7_7- Curtis Mathes for AdvtlI.)l'ffltf" '' _- by selling direct from factory to deoler. WI' en we cut out the diitnibutor, we cut the cost of living. Why strain your budget when you can hove a higher quality 5'Ø Pt$rf,I'$i *. .' B £ Higher quality doesn't ho'i'e to cost you higher prices. Al Curtis Mathes we PR( )PERTY TAX INCREASES /1 I ! 1 _Ij! P ower Resume Certoli, iriliurti give you higher quality for lower prices )SES o A FP&L S SANFORD PLANT AVERTS BROWNOUT PPAI'uIfl r;- Illinois, Wm. P. "Bud" *F'A\'t)RS * ()J)( Resentence • . DEMOCRAT ELECT _ '' :.'-:-:.:':': ::-:-: :.'•:•:-:•:: to the 1970 Census, The World Almanac notes. Of number. approximate. ly 6 million It v e in the South, 2 million live in New l'ork. 1.8 million in Cali -' ' ' - - and vote. - SUPER-BRITE MATRIX PICTURE TUBE y%?.t 'ts". .- - but I would appreciate your support COMPARE AT $700. _* Z. - • . To : duties of my office will not allow AUTOMATIC TINT LOCK pulation or about US - If 'AUTOMATIC FINE TUNING Nearly 10 per cent of the ----' Ennronmental Engineer Consumer Advocate Concerned Citizen - -V., . - 2 * - -INSTANT TOUCH TUNING I .- *~-, _________ _____________ (Brightness Contrast, Color Intensity) - ' ('ulpepper. with iiaatstiifit'C \ l.ir. itilisation of East fpstui hut 1Eirt'ults I:roUl) It'd liv tiiuii t)ttItIk and 1 ikt' I !tII cli ar.'.i It .tn'i t l'i.uk I Ic t'xi)l1ilfll'(t then' is inthursday getj thing.' done school parents for the neW chosit stiffii'ent funds for both s ut ci's s full ott afternoon by Ss'ptt'untx'r .t l!i74 a new prasured the Semuink' (uuntv Tuskitwilla Road. other than ('ulpepper were Ray project.s K cclii I .ed by Dr. Stuart Ciiliwpjwr. SIII ton anti A. F. Supt. John Angel sought to Idihi' howell high school at School Uo.ir.t mitt) approving we recommend ation Built' Jr., fifth have the board approve proposed $3 million coat to be from 1111' ('iu)rUSCs and With chaininhiti Al'. construction of an all-portable defeated on a twtwn tie vo'" Partisan Patents group of iuicuiitwr ii! the board, was not recs.uouuiendatlofl5 to house reatly by .January. 1975, two uiiidtlle school as soon .t Voting '.vItfl Angel was Kes". Rapi sts elementary schools, both at per sons, the atutlents in the county through approxuttuttely present fb 1)t1S.SlblC. and Slaton hut voting na each. approxltnatelY The list included unThe action apparently board voted three-to-one in l97 76. .k r, Br in' Mrs were Atiswt'rifig The Herald's etc proposed for Winter favor of the portable fiirIIit doomed all possibilities iii Culpepper only 'nay" vote was cast by tlii.'stion on what the action mediate priorities for con i southwestern inford area schools receiving A .trs. Bryant said i nditioning, since moneys Jean Bryant. vice chairman. ought do to tabled plans to air strutting four permanent Springs and site air co hooLs more time to :or.sider the The two elementary sc Receive had tentative March 1974 superintendents suggestion:; vo te the and sought to have -nmptetion dates. new schools, delayed a week hut her motion ,P.p,,,0 t/ To fund the failed to receive a second. new lito'ted a ,\ngcl Liter. the and Culpepper state wide education bill will sided to prevent passage, thuo on (hi' November ballot, which. the four-mill request is still on I approved by voters, would 'n far'h 4. By %I.RU) BITHEA ballot but, ac llow counties to request the the November ittorney Albert FittS flied league, there may S(;it.' Education Board sell cording to C a pi La I pUt) t I ft me nit. brief contending the selection it not be enough time to draw the I county bonds. the jury did not afford -i fair bill and submit it for placement receiving national promutaflett i 1 '1.'d The money used to retire for several years while thetrial. Later. ut t97 Fitts e Oct. 1(1 deadline. e these bonds would conic from by th I habeas corpus mr th e death writ i I Also defeated was an Angel cnn.titUtitiflaiitY Of the licensing of motor vehicles penalty languished in the trial. local request that .10 new portable 'r' ,to R_ 11 and would not require a t the time he two et-iuft,s, and -which has recently for _____________ property millage increase, classrooms be purchased been ruled unconsltiutlOfl3II )V ;nt:twht1ct in an inter by L placement around the county to LO Angel advised Court, will District Judge William \kR-a' the U S. Supreme County, in order to sell bonds, alleviate all double sessioning 'Jo' I see the results locally ii'. banning eeci.1t1ofl tint B John A. Spolski I i gal ,'uiauengt' of the state ta" . It ____ inut pledge 90 per cent of its until the state-wide bond Monday in Circuit Court. rapit..l outlay and debt service program could bring in enough s.'-. Two uumite5 of death row at and procedures in capital In. fund.s to build new permanent the funds for retirement of ______ since prtson settled. was (aifOrtl state About those two at the Stat.- EducatIon Board bcn'ls s.h.iLs On Aug. 17, lt)67. U J. Dtstr'i will be r'turfled to t%5, '.agust, (11virnics. .-I for Monday Juttge Gesrge Young oliter"t I believe the words of Sanford ruuxtenciflg before Circuit stay of executltifl for the best applies to this youths and retained 1uri'tictan Judge Tarn Waddell. "The only good Iti situati !C!Lr after 65' ri their ease pendefl On M-ai 4 knowledge, anti the only evil is I .sfliLil it i.:ura of rieliberatlon, a Circuit minatitrn of the itatt.s ___ in Florida .,_ i delivered a guilty ptiniirnCnt .urt jury recomwithout ,'cjqt iii ,lmflt'tittrnt'flt .J th.' in the case :;enttior. of mercy -otiitItUtiflfl filed 'ifl Jimmie L" Florida i Israel Gilley cifeetive Oct. U flar'ii 10. ll7 rumnwttitllt. The two teen-age dplatdigflflra it the death that pr'nudes . t)uths were convicted of the lei'Iar"tl L5fl os p."iit -ape iii a 12-year'old Sanford spoke like achild." ,iIbUtUtiuItIUi, those Pe" sflUI .,irl in a field off West Sixth Two spoiled brats who really presiou!tiY seflteflt'rtt to death -street on Feb 3, %5. don't know the significance of enteriretI its life tinthe girl was walking with 'hall he their actions. Perhaps (iso, an rtMiuimeflt and itirther that ,noUiet' ettilti when she was three years from now, fate will will not he perit)U5 these saulted, and her screams t eligible lier paink. i 'rought respunse from a neightht. cilse of tile raised. -i .iihtnl woman. 'The woman c lenched fist of one John Carlos at ,be tillS! of Judge .rubbed a stick anti beat the Young's order, contended this at the Olympics in Mexico. ed two youths until would eventually result in the fled the scene. but wtrv the two ~ Today, he's begging. i We're rownou I'' being returned to the state ippl'ehS!flded two ;b'i later by courts for retrial. repeating an earlier story oil tnm posse They were i 'I', wen hav' this cat. . and it's on page III There pen-tett to til tO 170,000) KWs this sentenced to death in the The new $40 million plant had Lit.' tile Ity FRED VAN PELT in .-iat1uns 'leetruc chair onAug .4. $5 1960. mi operating at near present afternoon Electricity output was CX bet Moo's.[lie critical (ntis' for possible tt y Judge Wjdde[l. pecte(l to be niirtnal this capacity of :I7U,00 titiii ii out' is as the peak Capacity will be 419,000 KWs. i Power and afternoon at Florida t'ours 4-8 1) in Thursda y . sinet' Now let toe tell you about light Company's new Sanford Willi the plant failure, Johns River out put dropped to 100,000 (1w Riviera Beach, Port another Olympic athilete , ide Wednesday evening but was I'.vergl.idvs and L'alatka FP&I. plant on the St. Mark Spitz' plants aisti hiai e been operating it near statew uiiue Vn(L'rt.IUumfletI( "brownout" Wednesday and The swim hero stands to after t-t':', \rea at low level betaust' of r 0,000 K% a Guide . restored t lii.."Ofl or his .3 Farm nCW% I .5 I. .1 XIU Thursday when a boiler mursti'.1) evening . It was ex- necessary renairs SB i,%Hornscupe sudden world Fame. On top of ..ble w ." calendar IA Hospital notes Another new unit callable of 1fl3 that, there's a possibility of him tr'-h hr.'etnry : P1.ibiii' notices Hollywood a accepting N. producing 4l9.(0 RWs is CX tiurvh news Sut,etv petted to be tpt'ned in mid-1973 , and actor Kirk iB-7B contract. .sstf led ads lB.in Volusi. s,nt:' Plant, at the Sanford advisor his ;wrsomial lB is l)ouglas oust's County on the St Johns River StOcks 513 At ta boy, Mark. Make it .: 'roWQrtl pzzIe Gw: amiti U S. l.-tLl, jtit .Rross Like :: ijuntilt'. I ear ,bby 58 dui :: 1htihtiii1iUi• Monroe a ol tutorial L'urnmnent (.ustouia r is it not s arnt it it lb % I ' I (.1 It 'ii \ \ go v ernment ',d __ time to see each of you individually, WOPLD ALMANAC r l ' , .t ; r for t added. A r Since U. 'i'.' provide note oum.l.ng nior... than a four-mill 'ax levy to .requesteil f o'ar.ty 'ioter November. Angel asked the board to withdraw the mtlIa.' request hut all of Ange. if s,t tmE Al ,i proimtly $7 million Angel submitted proposed sties at I aiks' unwell fr,c a 1'1tii"flt tiiittfls seh,l to be constructed at a $1.8 million eatiruiatetl coat and cnimpietesi a tiool iifitlitinfl north county s hisils, Walter Teague. 8sxo( Iitte You superintendents said, ,ant csnd a .lnllar hut one 'p EXPERIENCE Fill. who wiitcd ititire little to tuily the proposal ilviiiicctl liv t'xpe&tttl to be used to ('liuiUItIle the old Sanford facilities now ill is' 1ipj)llVil toward controt u.n '1 tile triuiIaIr4IrY iiiiildle uhit.iii tin iimoIfl'rty purthiaseti ii few uiiunths ago on .' all - --------- . THROUGH PI '('ontd ( )n Pg. AA (ni I .- OR.UN.DO, flORIDA QUALIFIED The - Us 1111.1. SCOU trade-in Committee said that there are • - COUNTY JUDGE GROUP 2 EMINOLE COUNTY creating Players Pian P" charity. will go to your favorite BO B" Ghost Train" will be on the Carolines and the Mart. come a I 6:30 P. M. Reserystions for anas. These islands lie al. must be made before Sept. 21. Sept. 14 and 15. Tom Thurston. rrost on 2 line between lia. Call 574-2139 or 574-1963 for chairman of the Play-Reading wait and the Philippines. I I lif 1% Is \&Joe Ith TO list the as'rotnpltstirfieflt.4 of Krider, hli !nurP its rnsrnager for the Seminole County ('huihet, which later tø'earr,e the Greater ;,,nirsrtl ('barnbc't ( o f (ororrierre, and for the ear; 1.4' served on the .,eminnIe County ( ru.uriI;cion and S.nford ('sty (,ovnmissIon would rrtire reams of newsprint hut some of the '.ighllghls (if the nntans career in public service Parents Pressu re Sch ools I it 190 'V . Portable Middle Plant OKd , Banque K ck-Off A WONT RUST 2 X 3 TERMITE TREATED MAR COVERED BY 'PARTICLf WOOD ftOOR PATIO ROOFS. £WNINGSSCREEW ROOMS ALUMINUM SIDING AND SOFFIT SYSTEMS $tJJD ON ENAMIL fiNISH ~,~ FLECT • I I . j % -r I __ TI R onnie already ons 13 cars. finds herself in the dreaded role inc u trig a Rolls-Royce of houses'fe. orring about light bulbs and groceries Ironi I guess I got about callv the has become the corn he sa ys, mit'ted mate. because she tied up in cars That a a sore point with the thinks she really loves him Finally there is the unexpectI Thats Wanda. a slim hru ed development Matthe aist-Iength hair wants to arrange a divorce and to cit. goernmunt agtni ir' ne-ite w ith - including the militar trailing from a delicate face - marry her Will Carol give up tu and part at a into shift their men ar'untl girl he met a her inhibitions and enter the perils of matrimony' Can dents and faculty inemtwrs of' later marned ten become wanderers, farm Ano ther sore point ith the Should she' Wanda is a 163-year-old log About this time the reader workers migrate. aerospace firms hate a high rate of transcabin sitting in their bac-kard may not care Its all a rather lets, old people spend their bChUld i ('luster of tTNS dreari tale winters in Flonda and their summers in the North. facto rica run around the clock. I a disruptit life style the midnight shift in the rubbet factories of Akron serve as an example. city dellcrs f let' to the suburbs. retired people t i cluster in trailer camps. ethnic groups move from one part of a I)eBary Players will open DeBafy. announced three city to another. pseudo towns their 19fl73 season with a kick- plays are planned for thiS spring up around shopping oil banquet at DeLand Country SUSOfl. the first of which will be malls "Ghost Train", scheduled for Club onThursday. Sept- . MIcronesia Dimmer will be served, buffet- Nov. 9. 10 In DeBAry. This play The islands that co:npflav style at 730 p mm. Those will be taken to DeLand for the Tryouts Micronesia are the Marshall. . Interested in cocktails may Tourist Club Nov. . . t(J ',w It on Famous Name Brand Luggage (. ri! they used to say Graduall -' %- "pt Rn islet IS reported nfl vi" at Ion ati.l Is 11511 P" teil tit return In Sanford untIl next week, it t faiiils'r spoki'sfiiiifl salsl FrIday, September B, 1972-Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No. 14 Luggage 1-1 , ~ - _~__ any of the really heavy bread more. but for status reasons feel like having a di 11 ii 111 1 L - . Iit step il.wii .flr. ti.•" work only .h. eu iaker sa id K rider desires to 1. r t him' after Sept Trade in Your . . __' ,. - - .; I 4. -5V uouIdrneanachangeofUde But it wouldn't mean an apAnd Carol becomes his 'othpreciable difference in life- er woman.'' or mistress. as (21I!,1 & . So what old rock n' roll piece typical of the tunes he sang when he first some. uealthoi,. a globe-trotter came to Canada in IM from and of course a nun %hho ~ __I1111111111111111111111111111 Block's tax course consists of ., -=-- !, Ph 322 $371 A N A T I 0 N 0 F 81 hours of in-class Instruction STRANGERS Bv V ance Pack on the procedures of Income tax - -- • AIR of Sanford, Inc. Sanord - a r,.utfvatt'r Kriiler. f'((ln15'($ SttIt5''I'l4" 115 8 even awl for his abilities to gel ttiiiiit dine. letter it sinniun' esi in tii'n the going is rough, his s presid A K Shts'Ii sikr hr (1111111101 1' president. %% K&W § ."i R' 11 'i "B - • IIiiUt lii)41 Sanfi.ril sirid Spt,iinol County civic lpiIIlt't sitiil iniltigirial prrH iitat'.i .ttitiii K rider is fu iiiIrii,t ac ItilIlinger of tile I ,rI51t4'r 5iinfottl I ')iutiil.'r of I f,ti,rIIerI:r. ii V,citiriil he hs., ti'IiI fur thi' lrnt 18 years. -_ ~__= - ,I voo""ttitirt 0. t'e' SOUTHERN chl will teach prospective preparers about taxes and Lax returns.. 'f•' ? mId and meets twice Rock and Roll ResurThe ucreasingly rootless preparation. The principal figure of this Wtk for 13"i weeks. The solid collection a recucin nature of Amencans' is the novel is a woman with an odd oldies such as L.awd Miss qui twtion fee includes at rk All her life and she is theme of Packards book He modest MabeIlenC. necessary textbooks, supplies.. Clawdy. to of 40 when says his research led him uIlu pushing the age Memphis. Tenessee, For the study 01 and materials at least 4 she believe that these events take place millions Amencans now lead both Federal and State tax after pt.c a voi d ed mamage. houseteeri released in are Instructors . feebly rooted lives returns. nited wilerv and the domesticated releaseander ear in the I Mcbilit is a chief phenomeveteran H & B Block en). life. hating a zero response to .9ttSfl Britain non of our society, he says. nd such things oyces, who lend their ex• (uiji.' Her name is carol Prince. today $ families are trip*perteflee and know-how to It 's already in the top 40 i and she has done pretty well in mented avoid commitment teaching the ;it actical apEngland. and that goes or a what she always wanted to do any social causes. are lcinel ' 1icaton of tax rrenaratlon Europe. the Hawk says - writing As a free lancer for and suffer from a malaise that Graduates who succcssftilly He drawls on about an u the magazines she ianders goes with their lack of moral coming t. S promoUon.il t our. around the world writing alitcomplete the course will stamina including an appearance on the ties that give her a comfortable appropriate There are corpor?tiOn3 that receive Tonight Show, and a Europe income, working at her own move their personnel endlessly certificates, and ob interviews tour this fall I)arien. Corn . is cit ed as a pace and getting some kicks out are available for top graduates. It you get the expos.e ' c'::n:uter t;n w!ere the of the cwiThalts she runs lilt.) There is n .t1itic on th b rcccd.r e markc-t a tot her r at r s tudents p right time, wellu nt OsThe eflip hero. he says affairs with marned men a! And you also stand to make ways assuming that the affairs Interested persons should some . . taper off in a year or t'A' contact the nearest H & H Block win nenrollment in o ffice thesongsonthealbU) -the , get lived or corr * ' ' IU%1 'an ar rrf -, wflt1, contractor, ; rt Sh'sernakr ctii.l tie tall'"'l 1111 R r i.lvr f,' telephone Irorti Trnnesse aril 'bc told fill- Pd" wit. resigning tO enter real estate A special meeting nil (hntr'iher directors i "t tsr later ts.day to dlsr-iiss seeking rs'pia' •ni nit - Sh,,eniiaker sistil Uts resignation took Moto he, stir pris" and have no one in fflffl(l at the vnotnent fr repla('s'ni"flt, the ('hamt#t president s,3'k I A . REM EM11F R 9 • ---.---_•,__t•__ - - t. Chamber Resigns fly hUt. srrr aI,__i- September. H&R Block's tax . helped put the a;hum together 1 e• 1 ...tiWflQ S' ' rier Kd 4 - ILl I- 0 .'Xiate1 Prcs Ar~ AW 11 1J Hawkins Has Nostalgia LP I' t I. 'c. home winner in P Comehot weather! - - Wea thor but jit •' opened the ititcad of betiding future gent Arthur Godfre eratiuns th one u bonding for itnise tss You" Lands for or hiss to elI things future generations." 54) imi 1k said cost of the bonds C\ ell the itts'a of piet out of general sets ing their OssIi paradise-" would be paid (tsttrey, ont' of tekvtsion and rrsenut, but that cost had not radios top salesimien, will serve been deteruiuned because th not be as honorary co-chairmoali of the rate of LntereSt would sold are the bonds until 1ii'e to obtain passage it, No'- known Also introduced at the news euiiber of a $240 mnitlit':i benti referendum for purchase of cotikrvtis'e were the chatruian recreation areas and en- of the drive, Sen. Robert Graendangered haiti, li-Miami. and its ice sirtininentully , . ' ttuIititittiti tsi At news conference on the gos ermwr's iiiaIiVtl Nti.), GodIre said, "this legislation is the insist heartening thins to \ e'sterthl) s high 90) low &t ) clut Ursnigh iturttay i t usnie of afteras Florida in my i noon or es- t'ning showers. Ilugha happen to with uswiation years of 70s 87 to 92. tow tonight In mid state." plowing ilurris'une lhw ii wits 1k said approval of the two through the st'as is ith 80 utilewas located ballot Issues could set a potterli iwt-iioiir usintis antI tulles off ('ape for Ow nation In presersilig Uht)Ut 240 expected to lands, a sentiment r-t'h&Mt b) Hatteras, N.( aint Heubin Askew , Gov. swing nortiwsust atitt away from "I hsts'e i's'n tiI1iN.MI 0, the ,iiat.ilaiol during the tly - CHECK THESE VALUES I 'Z FORD MUSTANG. Not Many Around For s2695 Only . J landS and of a constitutional chtr;tn. Rep Jack Shies e, John amendment to allow purchase U-Merritt. Island, anti utWik Florida if outtlotir ret'reatuoiwl Lush on Jones of the i DOMESTIC CAR CLOSE-OUT! Feki,io dtkill - - -' '' - Bu lletin 1A11 1- Lsrartt wt attacked LG e air :15 r gueri 4 bases dp taide rAd tAbauoa a the utsa ': PCNTIAC CATALINA 400, 21.002 Miles. 71 Ljded ' 2595 OPEL Gt, A Fine Lithe Spurt Car 71 u FORD Ton Pick 1895 Up, Sharp '2 MAVERCK viiow. Good Sesoitd Car us Only FORD FALCON fa Automatic, Rout Rack ! PONT IAC FIREBIRD, 5Jit.)I. 'I 11095 1095 CunvsjrtiblW, Mgw 995 Green Paint ' 11 '1Ø95 THUNDERBIRD. Writhe Loaded RAMBLER REBEL Loaded. Nice (jr Too' 00 P 1895 11695 so THUNDERBIRD. Blac k a nd 1i" SEVERAL OLDER AMERICAN CARS IN STOCK ALL PRICED TO GOb" BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGENS INC ",..'.t light terrorism with all I %' u 'Ii ite the Stsuukth ui s mur e. S 3195 l.5'..t' %111111411-U4110 U 19 H WAV IF fl I,pIfl S.,,k., Ph. 32Z tin Q(i.and.3P0- 4t4 )IS it'.t '7,,, 'I Qd_ 01alo.4%Q I Pit Ui 1)44 � 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 07, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 07, 1972. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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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>, October 05, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/15011d333c024f8f24db099c7c274914.pdf 22561cc21fbe3f8fb253cf9351ff3000 PDF Text Text - 4C—The Sanford Herald 6E .t : ,j Friday. Nov. 3972 x' T r Husband Learns Hard W ay; ~0 .. _~ Ic,r'+ crici inr' "' W,L. iie H:W u And so the bet was Richard Hansard agreed Jo all of the things his wife ordmarsl>- dot's as part cs( her daily duties in the borne LSTI home liarisard took over the -- ,i'ti,c rA her hticb,n1 last three -Di- d Richard . . as k . mcfsths' you me answer is a tired "no" He gave it i aft-er only three weeks - utterly custed It all started when Hansard ifought home a copy of Ms ,a ,new magazine dedicated to women's nght.s 1,yn. who isa working wife, read it arid became militant about housework Ingeadof sympathy, her husbarid pooh-pxihed housework with a "it's aol> truvta" reu,ark That was too much (ci- Lyn, s they agreed to the wager At ----i si- TI, c-.. ,, stake eitr i.eu p sws' vicar the table i Time tsr more rulatrng for 1,yn i bedtinw .- she would retireHe s-s..-*ild straighten up the IV use 'I)uing the snxxud week, I can-ut home from work cete night totall) cthausted, said Kichard ' - That night she 'c-ked me dinner t)w'mg the .4 t.-.-k n-ee ,,,... '--" "-' .. -' --- '- dinner three times. too" lrs side of the bargain includc"d urjctcksnig the paenger side of the car for hum, ch*uffennig hum to work and lighting his cigarettes — -- -- and I didrit have to remnd her to gist me a light. ctther' said Ric-hard f"ie raght 1 started rearranging all the grocene-s on the ,ciuld relax on the c':-a-h He would cook dinner, iSh' -'i - seas still relaxing' He would check to See if iht '--:i up her work clothes -a c'u ma urm tl:r1 UI •7- S '-p ___•_,___) I/ILL 5') ((/J Jill i-,, 1.', I,.14 ' -'I •'---\,'-, t.f \'r-t I ~ r z: 1 11 ' 5 years Chief Deputy Clerk ; II. ---- - ---- — - It,,, - - Graduate University of Florida i'iust'andaridwtfecafl settle bet'we'en th emselves." the SAint Richard admitted that most 6 LIMITED OFFER Weeks For ' an f College of Business Ad noO $L iii in e. is t r a t ion renwbo heard aboUt his Wifel> duties thought he was crazs Established Tag Agency He doesnt think so Besides, his wife agreed to leave the cats in the kennel during the next vacation But then it was no big acrilice for a stile whcst' lt-eoai ut gas e her an Seminole iL jrrat South in 10 1965 in Sundny, November 5, 1972 ---Sanford, FlorIda 32171 PrIce 20 Cents 65th Year, No. 55 Installed machine accounting and office data processed billing KARMS Act vt:' men' her tHost of First state wide convention /47 AG E N CY .9 6 Where Quality Sells & Service Tells Commercial VOTE NOV. 7 FOR TROY RAY - Dial 322-5762 ( li,, , - — College u with the American Federatict. 'l Musicians The front part if the R'rit&'r section will be re-served fur older citizens and their friends but others-test' tha-rs art- r ,'..c.i'rvpqi seats itiditi'' i,iiIiiiliii tb. .urr.'nt tunii'iI i-tuiiriiian. a i,iruits'r iii lii.' iit' i'I,artrr revision Ufl$)jR5Cd to another two-year Isuirul ut,st a f..ruit'r ttiUiI('IIIIIIIfl VII ir .111 t'it I n1:wI vi'ar. Iiniiii' It 'Irrk ot 14 ri'-i'l.'t'(uiiti %i)Ii ShIIITiaIC — -riii.4,r%,(.,I.itiit;il(~f.six%i,;irs(liitliq~~ I -, him ----- - - ---- - 0 0U 'DR BOB" L, v DISTRICT ,:'' and former Council Chairman Percy White. Casstlberry. meanwhile, has 12 candidates the remaining ' ,,-~ , = 34 - - re former Cuunt'ilruan H helms. Norma Jean Ilenninga;; ' .4, 1A STATE REPRESENTATIVE 6 £ '1I ERSON For it,,. t%ko seats on the City ('nunsiI five caiidiil.ites have qua I if ied Ittimiffing for the are former ilistrn- t i - own ilriian arut current /uinlng It''ard ('hairimin It. II. Ferrell ,in'l Kenneth I)uWt7, a uuemnbcr (if th fire department. Seeking the district 5 .)ffl(e - i. - - -.' Re-Elect 14 1 - * I, .'eeutivi' post as willas Winter Spritius aIM) on ri - _________ __ :i"IlIIil tHIy thin' In I,ss,igwtiiiil. three s'an• IIS tI.S 11 lH)NN The concert is open to tI. and in cooperation ** It John A SsIskI So now I know what it feels like getting up earl on the steil of ut hiru' tktmud p - 'uunciI. Vying fur the mayor's office are former ('ouncitinan Bill ;r:er, Zoning Board Chairman (ss ii I I srmnun irul (0001ilinan - t extra 40 iAinksl - p,,jiltion is something rod,av. ., % fur Harry Sambrook. campaigning for tile three seats on the Council currently We U probably make a couple hehil by Thomas Napier ; $ tn rs - .,nd I .ujx;loglzt or resigned i, Sambrook and John sariie beforehand. IA'ighty are: Greg l)riggers, At the SaIIIe time a pledge 1miias Emiubree, lAnhis Kirby. strut t I(i( h,irtl I A ugh IA ights J mines s,nst .nU that wu II 4 . 4 iiiiprovciiieflt towards Sumiiara Joseph but Miller, nwr lost sight of thu l.uI that liii hard 640 ,_ Vurz and John IM .uur olinr sluR and our we in .itiiniti r pre's- sioi •IJuuits •oi III or Winners will is' determined '.1 Thank -uu fur your u'untinut-d ts the three top sote-retters. -ijirt ,srisl interest. fliere i no pr°n in the' I Ca.s.wlberr\ Charter nor Ili tile - 1-1 11. 11 - - •• - 3: I r:' l4rngwuoil laws for the winner -- - , to carry.. iiiil0nity of the votes ui at nir fir ruric'ff lei tlisri' drawn sipposltioo to givi' t)w city the Iirt us.ntti"I .'Iertin tO three yrars provided to us) indicated u'andiuiate vince l'eehtel, itetiuhlican for I)mstrict 34 as not hias'ing subiuuitted a reply to 4. P submitted questions. I ~11 l , EM ; F'et'htal called and said that he ''hand-carried'' saint' to this' I A'ague ofFice - I — c. ~ I .1*.ti~llil)tl(llil-*,iistlie i)rvsciit k r law reads, iii the event if the death of a marriage partner, a hssmesteatl si oubul be stis iule'sI betweeti the chiihstru,n arl the surviving s;suse. estfl ii a will '_ i - . l. r I- - n* 0177 • I I I d WINTEII IIEMII, F'la Al's petitt' blonde, says slw has (ivelope(l a healthy set of muscles hauling F br hi fruit to m.srktt in New York behind the wheel of a 73.. Sharon Steel.', a 000-pound truck. Miss Steele, 21, and her (a ther. William. take 33 hours to drive their 1i56 semi-rig from Florida's citrus belt along the East Coast to New York. I us&d to (iris t. timidl in the heavy traffic of New Jer.'y and Miss 'get Is said \tw \ ork But m father told inc I Lid to learn to drive' aggressusel like the rest of the folks in those Northern cities So now I 'I.'.'' .Miss Steele, b.arely five feet tall and weighing 125 pounds. sa)s she has to 'iirt of stretch' F * 95$ ' - . •- .-. -. -- . -. - - - . '- - - - -. - - EXPANDED DETECTIVE AND ROAD DEPUTIES DIVISION Maintains a Balanced Budget NOVEMBER 7 DEPJOCR/T t.d by w'.i'' f1(F (tfl Trc' says I lii' huildtil) e'u)uitra(tict' t that pt'it'(' IS Wittuiti FCChi - ' -..- -_ ., the pn sent l ----- about progriimmi II I ! L _______ " I - .;!, .. . I : ' .1 -- this for for it ubiolilit that wouuhut toiuut unth r Iho term of rclMitrIiutiOti 1 belie s-c ~~_ - I utitflt. - l )\h I\N'I'I( 'llU\ ~11(1(.,- Illg $-#.) I)lIl1()1l Ill li(l 1111 lutling S2 hilluuin br North \ mt'tivatn, in a 1is'e-car to r it 551St a tic C t'cu)noIn IC )rs)g1i n sit - huit. n')li 11.1 . which if yoll check it -Attli Lb. its t ° %Vt bstt r mitt sinus sArillig, 111jury, e1c." \Vhi.s is this ucilimo r tisl w Iii (for it raIls ' them 'It '. I % - - ()It Still, *30~1 .,N111, .. - -W.-- - 4 ,. - - - - . .- - Alli - •.- I\JV T to reach the petl.ik s.n the f1ssr tird of the truck. Just handl1ng the steering wheel and changing tires has helped develop muscles in her urms she 54t) - :flii.s ,orth -ii ii1s'nt in thus (uerj s:nIlu)n er Yrda'.. fls truck Junctinn on th. uin''.w itne Park'vr; trailer a Peterbtfl, .vas de t'nyeut - with 441.t)flm) lamakft 'o he .wPrpn anul rnluna. '.ver' :Uttmt rn inipat Phitts, 33. of Tahr City. North m.iterial. truck '.va carrying large rolls of lrv gt)i)ds Rup.r? 'hasIiifl t;ourned jew. j .iral times already at Thrner' - -- request In addition. Whuppk order - fitricken from the .hiMflIS.S' - - -- ---- FI I 0n T ues a y S --- - I I Ba ot - c1uai -x..- e Ii ac Uhe baII3t concerns proposed hmch he' lMb ilits of creat1fl a county ordinat'ce 7'-X trol con regWate -md filth fine control distric' in would is uai in re'o unrestrained logs minole 1. e'Uflt% 13 one nsf two at the areas conunercial b c .1 cowits questions an the ar us tis I\ ESTES litIt k I I I I IIiU\ I e all bs SUPtL UUU ket tttenipt hit h inaihisgei' has fouled a i obhei restuIt('(I umi the shoot uig tttttis nil ttu'ee bandits proved Thursday iight by the adverttstng 'a 'he business r Zoning and Planning Cam- use of the r'!uiuise in -vflit'fl 3 bV 'e sign 5 '!,,t.a(eii atSi 'lie r"strstutjfls it tuLki gn ira th e city cwIfliS5il)fl. Until an iftctaUy by the cummisslun, :1 ,rsilnance s adopted 4U1C' there s it) - •'it:un of iuch athettisulg in - reset1t sign irsitnance :tt, the city tiS 001 tritl 'nturce 1 prohibition 'I .::ea; ander'.og, but nas a.'?flhi11e'. wnr few Y6-14r,j the following .ippruval b and iti for those areas outiid onitfltflknt at retuire the us orpe'r tIed littuits of people 1c)lition of the , untr',l:ng - ,u'cat:uns at the ntailat:. At first there was a ,prvettt any effort ti butunder threat -t nssil ipu., 'ung I siw'i aititn citien3 as utjnv ruu!uugienit the lhe qut-Iin'n i to be ote'd count> ca;)tuie nil tWo tittierS e Itt iiii b'5 Ilit 1' liii iota all's Illwyer that lie 11111s"' t UVIII Julid ('XJ)Cll5t" legal fees aunt (kId Ui lit S STU11111-:N'll's 111terrupts it lilveling lit till- 1.1ol- ida Board tit Regents to * Ilresillent Alf the Universit\ tit Vlol-1(14-1 fur dog owners lb sit i i urrentis sersed muisde L1iC40el bs the' Fern Park Volunteer I- ire I'tpartment It is an I nO X ticupatt'il in the event the questiesri i apprn'se'J that the deaths equipment presently used by the 5'l1 teens scull be tran I1TtI! -- within the Would district mill taati0fl - ro.swortt puuk proposed 000 lIe t'ie.r bbs getierdte about SIB) Ic s-F etitorul etinunent m.ttIett he woutti nspps3e a higher Illwin title mill to nlhlnin I t*tp1illt%, t*jillillit-4ioners beftwe I'\ i I I I" - uet'ii S;,% i "Is ie but onie untrols e epected i prevelit the sidewalks-. p'le* and awns :r'itu bLusunun4 in to ar'Jens ot paper,pdtflL JOel weed. A ifiut sit nine square Ottt iign in S eaeh ,re,uuse Involsing e w th r ,eriiissihle er site - tier. ttutast:ssn ir nr ulv..r!ung ie I1t1U1'!t!5t 'hler'9fl sr hep in naul e Ieesnett 'n'e sc- sod nt'duntaL to 'such met, 'uiilihtng ir ise :essorV :r- T s,-e'I r'lu mirls'e biU.' -ith &'aitert1 flflo' uni '.Ve.tneMia ies4ta •itc !iIi'his -'engunig n ti rn-i sod the uws -n he :upper • .1 + iI e s - • - L- \ ' - Li 'ii - 1 . - -sod eapture t • o others. \v itflesse', sa al lie t • gh I itteifliJi -- no '. I)teI' n(er'-'i tth '" Polite sJ d the men ianked )ut 'wu ill the nrse telepnutie iunes aisude me muartft anti hen lr' et o manager 3i11 ",IumhUeI ii suns but didii to present nun troni uailiuug the Lut± \'v ase police Lttiofl ij hail mile away "'th IflJIIJj4tF 40t 'iii a s,.tLiil 10 .b bet0I"t :Jie cubit_Ic ' Polk mtered 'he ,.a-,hitr rubbe to the head a 1ne robbers 5 uus s i .e nontined within private blu 71) 'ect irvin the elLrbIuw at -°Y 1( street inwrse' (tots hostage during the holdup sere uzunn' 'i. tall Just ttiiiuute- altem saLmudet 7 . , JA pts-sti -Ill ntLtts 14ys follow WWI) ' lh4B \I 1.,, tO çIUf 't-. tvinWrtiry sign WrIlut 111u3t W orI '" i' ru si r - No inportamut iay 'o 's'imlper:uIurs' ulangs's_ an re e I -I -- :s•nsie'I ,ullos Say 04fl JIJC:eut rn .uiui ir 'ml ''''' - wrtTiofliOU :,earImice istor. 'erm inst :JrvIs-r''-e 'rufa' 'tight and ijuled a -nbier fur .sd.-ertistnig 'nd .sl1ut-d the sign citi - to be reted hither it'd un When lvgallzelt. 'Ile 4 u'd i}u)rlltnaIIsl h re ittwtur1, n IUC he wanner hat 'he iverall "stfl(iie( W ' Ll i • ruscepe I Io,spital notes, -,,, - . fs ; ,ten.s t intl n 'I,e ie 1IC uie:1uutt' ,r'Jinamu'e s igns. uanitwie ii political prnluibitlun For the brst time lIgn i pit!iding for ,,itizen --Aes portable ugns. impop! jigns ir bra ertaen Litca1 anstidate sea '.vad 4igns. The pr'ncupat 'eaturs a he wifi be !egal 10 .mtor't. .1 the -irtnnan.:e. ap- new -loe'uuent is to r"str.ct , ' tiltlusiS hat 11 • ,'i ' ir us r .0 i.•is lOW fl ei ii ci nor" inst -,mnmn,.rcuu1 -intl nttutr uri r nr u ' sign itfis - ptilitit';ii itt5 klthifl the cut'. - - I* ty fl aii U)rr I t-r '"'5 Iflilflth . -- - ---- inance Cons i .imnon the Uei.ed suit.ms t)( two men jumped their rig and ro Be (treat if Pashman s the rear doors flee- tare is upheld in an appeal ing when, Steele said, he order the 3rd U S Circuit CoUrt jumped out of the cab with .ppeat-' in l'hiladelphia. ,un in his hand. Civil .ictioc. have been intuMisis Steele said she first atnsst turner in at least lrust' the truck when she was 13 ated 42 states lie faces sislitional sears ld and had to quit-kb> becanie ill on a trip. -a - - ,iupericir A:uur. In Philadelphia thes were SMOON) Intl) a fund which -.Luld be du'ndenl robbed s,OCC and another tune take the wheel when her father - ign New crowded around to help change fleral court's nermanent t:lbs tin &J I lust stoOd off in the Sthipple also ruled that shadows and watched" ohue Orae in irgurua Muss Steele any o hus ea 1e:r saul shc h4utl a bliiwUt but counsel Turner rn...' in , fortunately I was only doing 40 to toe i miles per hour so I was able Turner a!raly has piud keep it under control'' - - S ilega' on 'J' s a hurt ar Steele firuts advantages in 1,,l.jhmar. wa.i invol%---d in i (~qmplrac) Another ,ittarne mate :n''il ed in the case sal a kr Once when they tud .i flat tire presumably 'ul1 brie ut sus at a truck stop, he says, "about references before th e record eight or nine truck drivers the dusn'usse'l case goes irl - - T'o men •--_.e Whippe immediately j - A E U NT f 0 EA TH Q SCEO LA C I into ' sutiuig 4tgaitust \ 5)111 t II su - . - I upol, ,,ill% tit precincts 14, 24. JI \l ( •(1\ I It N tcUs t lit Ihi tutu a 1. . is ''tryllig fob loss ung ; * -- 'fr .00 I . - The' Nton adiitotiielit tuuinistr.sthn is u (11151:1. rim-. - ' - - I - logethel" , after tile vivi, Think - ____________ IN 1: ar- there are tit) minfir children," aiiplie5 as Ituliciited alErt' . . (t'uI't' Mci;oVt'ril to tithI) -' pull Ihis country 24 HOUR FULL TIME PATROL PROTECTIONS COUNTYWIDE VOTE POLK FOR SHERIFF San . - -'. - I fr ' -L-'- - - ' - • - * A FULL TIME JUVENILE DIVISION * . 1 'a• i 11 4 the devise of the huineste'.sd if ire ins oh sl 'I-1 trrnn of Thornai H.,Ioff, ncr ss"i by Ito 14 Nar QuIifytng perur4 in Wir!. Speings •nded Wednesda'i sr a qS ___ i I. I F.S ruse s more liii'. I N 111:1) n'i hi Si iut Ii \ i.,'t it't tia in iuuuli ta u'y aid 1[oil of the' war North \ )fl( . t ' 'L.' " 0,1 _f I"",-_~ -,_~~~ ' - -- According to the au,u'ndiiuent, , - - 0 i.'r' - ' s,w),Ise tinles!i minor (,till ire proven leaderwith a welitralned ESTABLISHED REGION FOUR CRIME LAB. * SERVING7 SURROUNDING COUNTIES - - I'I{I-Sll)KN'l' N IXUN. iiltt'r t'rtiiig thiIt been r n twtl on an .1 lit • ii u"ret'uit'nt ha ' - iniulul t xist to flit t ontr.trS - nt I Irr,er I'urns'r sued Sp'rior (,iirt N EWAItK, NJ. Al' A led l'irnani r'ter 'uotateu1 l'a.thuins earlier Mi,rris Judge eral Judge dtsmntssest (lenn rO 1 thIs year alter f';ishrnan freedom of speei Turner's suit against a Newark Orlando alleged Pa.shman wts 'par' the banned superior court Judge Friday businessman's t)are To He a consptary to harras.s when Turner's lawyer said the was $11000 (;reat motIvational firm from sle5trcc, his htne.cs. mink oil pr(rnoter Friday 14 hard .i r%.r.O(u" behind in payment of legal fees. the sthte. 'kl U.S I)tstfl' t Court Juig. - reflCe A. Whuppk he ha'tn i "n paid abnut $LO00 n tegal ' Itt'rususii t-ontued, "the honue would bt (iwn. tl in total bs the -- efficient crew ofenforcement officers. Thanks to Seymour Ikuisoru fur offering clarification on Amndmtnt 4 iH'nitstUit ç " 1. iIdt y - - A - - V IT,:1 B Glenn Turner Tossed 0u t Of Court Sul"t - yesterilay First issuer Facts On l'rescnts 'League information I Candislates' pages - n 'Iii ' i 't.' itstiri, .g' i,,,is4'l two ising rhallengid by Sandra (.linn, a wonian antive in the rub c'rnhnig s,s:itter iritiffiripal government. Itt in,'iir,itnt s oIifl('ilIfl('fl in A Itainonte Sirnigc have ooe year of the unekpired term (if Mayor Curtis Blow, resigned, and three seats or' the Cit y + ' " * * 401"I" 11 , - YOUR SHERIFF -.viI ii c:-r Junior If h per;y's hi r#cpnniblIitv hø "ir Mor ','n think 1w 'rtinn, nne 1w AmriCan pPn Nn'' hiy play oil i pr nnr and 'ii ir " it' ttf It is the',' .'hn treat iir rnn i<' -' ny nIdiPr4 n 1w inn''d •. 'r Qu al ifi cati onlosed Seminole County 1969 i_\ VOTE nnragain ,"aid poar - .,. ~-'-, -, - 7 w will present a varied and in- aging at Seminole 1a 'W ''' Cities In Three et State Association 3 Ltnerah public arid is prrseritt--t .is an ac'tivlt> of project - s Programs for the "Greatest" s'n Iii vM rn TiIfc(IaY tamP In i rmark Te(,,vprn' natirnaIIy tppvirI addrs Friday night whieh va q$'IrrPrl by 'i c.n r,wn brr,irkat ) h'ir ParhPr 'rhc SPfla trir a Id Friday ffl Iviinn tha hs h Ni nn a rid Sn,ith Vie'nam ; J'rsdrst N guyn Van Thipui had plan ad. rr,hs d'v n r,n turned lit Ifrnry A K ic,ngPr ',a,v- r'nI by Inst"ad rf h' ma icir hraic thrr1iih Prq,dpT1t puhIiIy rlairnPd by th hrnakdrawi. thnr has b"n a faMi 1w aI(l -r'r ,'' i' V \t,e' ' .'. in Civic Center AuditoriumN. ttt ,it 7:30 pm Six artists Florida Svmphon> Orcht'str. TOM I •.'..s..-i' 'i;tti it t of — ur b 'rms nad almnct $ by thø nrnn nfli't fniir i"ar .W "prnhricPd ?hP am' prinrplPc' t r1 h. Mr(,nvrn. ha lnng ,dvreat. Incd 'hi' ji Mr Nknn ha e-' .er ;' 1' 1W %rlfrr "n 'c'nrWP \I' II .\() I'ri'icIi'r,t 'i iri ha ii ;i', .1' (ivf'I 1tr cpPs iiit Itifl ,$'? 4('(I I ht' iiriiiiig a ('t I.'uu'nt I I$'tflfl hi pci(c'. hut irr' ta I i ,itt i p;ith 'Hiuir41r(MIfi(I 'Ii'rt inn day irn" t iric. \lu( ;r'rn ;i,nI At I h inn' nid th Iin I (UI xi c ''i 'l a tin,ii II iii . r :,t in- dnrnr'c I ir -;I Ic I'r t)(sW saul M((,nvnrn. 'that vf rnnst unripnirt;int 1, h"n liii' f're rInmI -,'lvknr ;innntilit"I ttit p'a('$ had - • It \.$( it.11 I'i •' I. seresung program 44'. ,ioha, bassoon, flute, ceUo ... , Nixon' s Course Denounced It, I I I %Ai,l i tit p;esente'i .t ' I's __._.__ -.1 i.,q Concert Slated On Nov. 17 ( )t(,f' ( 1,qsiI McGovern Cha/lenges 'Peace Talk' 8 years experienCe as Tax Collcctoi' [,yru, who said she is in no wa a rabid Wcinen 1bber, explained that men are afrail f losing their comforts at some if the> liberate their women 'Women go along as the has'e been raised and the' 1t' certain things But who is I. mop the floors is something a Lyr. Irv,-t1,r'.''I 2 11P Ip-II$iIl \I,r' .'l - u have sc.ap in >-.'iw e>es I I,,,I-, i- I ;i I ( ( kii,,u,,or (kif-III) () 1 , marriage Men do not realize all that women do." Richard said it is the wife who puts out that cicifl towel s-u reach (ci- when tinner dishes be was too tired ti wash the night before - - .-o- CA p',, I!csur1 out. he said, 'that there are a lot of things I could -- -----------& to make her work easier Now I cook dinner sometimes arid I take 5.'it all the trash and sick up the rooms and nisclothes Still, she does mote than her fair share' - ..11 (. )I)'I' 1)1 M around arid watered them 1,y-ad that itMmedlukea well 00 the s--acation for her - He did prelts main things. like cooking arid Sinee she began working keeping the hous picked UlS, about a >ear ago, she has been lyn said. 'Rut I wanted to s-a> trying to get more household ?fl those thurigs - feed the cats things done on week-rught.s arid but I has failed rail cut clean toweLc s.'Both agreed the change was ausc he was c'us3nt good for their three-year-old kitchen shels-es,' Richard s-aid "sitS Woot-4 and I'm more than six feet She got upset it --..'. ...--. -aon the bet. theCats would Sta> a kennel instead of going alorig cii the next vacation hlansard begii."i bravely — he w,;uld not allow his wife ur.t IRS kitchen Alter work. he would dci t..#. .--"' to - threr'4Th'iflth bet. I,vn returned to her sedel> duties Richard said she did it out of synipath> Rut when she returned to her chores, it su.s with a ti-and new automatic dishwasher — a gilt fr-scnR,chard 11)1 ) '•' \ 1 111 1 11"I I I Ct)L IF-C101 the 's-ith c-hr-es ; Then, three weeks. into their tc-hcn - As 1 was dctm it, the handle fell cuff a cupboard I started to lua it, but remembered Os-st was her cub I just went in ars-i c9ped the handle on her lap as she sat watching T\' - Lyru said she had rmotrciub)e repainog the handle. 'eCi- QICI checkiri&t the oil. £ettm the ski ---rack put ciri the car ci- washing prob1em the car cause an> Richard thought the rnLcsed a fe-s-s spots on the car, but she let said he would -chasthe $ants due if she hadn't 'ueaked )) I\ ).iI. I iI II '$,IllIlPlII lAX çc-sed to nag mc %% hen I was d.-'- ngin HFR kit, en But 1 told her it was MY c- eat lie The> B> MARY 'eLF %flfl Copies New-s Sers-ic-e j4 b';! TROY R AY ,-.-.. i&T_] )()j) VOTE TO RE-ELECT I,ø'.'.I,IJr! I 1 I fII'%%lI''I ,I II \\ IIII'I I',iiI II iii;iii e1ur!t%.,1-1 Thev 4:atnte out shooting an,i ,,.%: r, I. 't-a' \ tpt bt_ I' t "'- tflfl �',iiirlii. f' III(, ',a,,f,,,rI I Ii', .'plrI 2A—The Sanford Hera Id - I " t'// li 107. Siirci Reporter Finds Equipment In Deplorable Condition Student Progress 'U nlikely' At Crooms Where in the world t fitteflffitt wher( cicnuaeQ flags those noz hliving a trprVirltet it. the summer's plsnnin c sehoo it wffliçj seem the wirk in teams UILc rt'quesZ has Tue. beer a'eecieci money we have funded throu were, Miss Epstein said she had course were bored. And h((!1fl the equipment wa,, not company is located in outer days. She explained it is difficult for And the answer to "why" to bond issucs New constnwtk fUi, heard nothing lies the behavior problems. peditiou.sls ordered. he replied Mongolia.) requested a Quabty education quality stijtjergs th Wdte an the prfWnt mirm.. but wh, oh wh, d the pnwetbiM. "the of iicg situation We asked Prinripsil Edward the schwa board had budgeted is The same situation e xists in all this Another conditions ... terms epwidod desks. which consist if variflUS enough the older sictwis have to 1 is Rliteksheare the situation tot won't VOlt L., fact that although this it, thi approved it and it was the Home Fr class relative to taxTtayem again and again. Not so at equi pment. i-beaded I1t'i ng machines. Not more to adequately fund the trt5t('(i like regarding the tyepwrfters and ordered The deli, he at the sew the tenth week of school the i Creams High Scthno. where The desks are antiquated. children class still does not have English he so many students lrihuted to the ('IiW* replied 'he, enough for each girl. they must schis deplwable cmiditmns tist. and one collapsed this week wished tt take the course it recei v ed the ti Award teitbonks We visited the classroom of while c'upc.cl by student j-. We asked where these necessitated two classes, C.orisicieririg a ctlt of almost Miss Adrienne Epsteir, who ft iso virtuafl impossible P U cher resul:ira ir.thishortag Asked tour weeks after th heginrun a reposed and the te teaches English, Fren'c'h and close the door in her shruged her shoulders sin. Spanish, and who labors in an classroom since the casing is 1 said, all she could sa was U.: understatement, under con almost enurely broken loose, ditions in which we find it a sht had requisitioned the,;— Compounding the situation 1.4. AE ma. weeks ago a the fact thatlthough the Pub] ir miracle that students progre ., .. Students, therefore. are 5desE was; tflflprfl1hl( It can only be due to her instructed from mimeographttere.ct in the students, and in for mam weeks and students sheets taken from a share talking with her oneducational didnot salute the flag, until the cnncepts,we found her tohe one Herald pressed the issue and tncthciok with another Eng1.' teacher. two days after an article ap of the vital. progressive In the Home F.conmnic's cli' as peart d the sssterr, teachers in the eount who will ce ing machines are of literally go out on a limb to repaired Miss Fpstein's class 52iok V ~ -1; vintageweusedIt)ye.arSag' 4 - VA (pose adverse conditions saluted the "flag.' High School. and the War regardless of possible reprisals advw'd she con.ctanU rep. FLAG MISSING for the welfare of her gude"ts them Desks in the class were flag available The nnl formerl used as a lab, and she TYPF:WRITFR S40RTAL11 was it map of the world, with has requested since the lab desks are no longer operable. the U.S designated A student It one typing class, a finally brought a miniature due to an apparent electronic flag, similar to that used on tage of typewriters existed Lint! oblem never repaired. tbe three wei'i apprnna:t ., and the class auto antenna, he rrnmt'ed and replaced Iok t rn rn-&, . StUden ts c'clges alle!iaoc to The prL'5CfltI r'crtional desks By MARION BET}{EA ' A" ' .. 6 - . . . —. . •,,' '- - - IDuII1If WI WILKINSON HWIV' BONDED . - r . u ___ B'. 1)0'.s.A ( 7E' '.' 11.,rri.. "t (nTfl1SSl1')flCT Julian trot-n Sten. strum that the city is subjecting — s.. , ( i itself to the possibility of litigation at an' time in the Mum. the City Commission at i.specud meeting F'riday night approved iti proposed ne charter for publication With the dcadiirw to begin advertising on the length document Thurada'., the Commissioners on a four-to-one vole decided to reverse end starl prot'e-durt's publication before the charter is adopted in ordinance form on Ni".. Stenstrtim cast the on] negative vote with warnings of "trouble" in the future. The charter qui'ction will 1w' voted _ t' ;';it ; r.;rI City dO?WTmt'11t in hand for months before taking action and onli apoved it in content earl'. this u, week. "A city, attorney like s city manager sometimes needs direction," the attorne' said The problem with adoption of ordinaru't., he noted, is that -rent cit charter onh the permits adoption of laws at a regular meeting of the board and the next is not scheduled until a week from Monday. Mayor lie P. Moore rt'leyec City Manager W L Knowles feelings that the charter adoption should be a "clean" one in that then- should be no question about its legality thi echoed Sti-nstrom manager's statement At1Orn(' W illiam Hutchuion gave the opinion that normally adoption or of the ordinanc"e would take place before the ath'ci using once week)'. fat four rtmsec'ut.rvt' week, But. 5' - the SUite laV .,:.t the order O procedure, it could be reversed it order, he said Gordon Comrriissicner MtVtI, txpressing c'tinc'ern about the decision at hand, questioned sirangl whii the adoption and advertistrip dea dlines, were not brought to the commission's earlier. Flu'tctusnn facetiously placed the titanic on the city's "stupid attorney" and thcr expended " —---- ;.:r SCHICK HOT LATHERKIT I1KW1fflHIllIIO " (LIMIT ONI) ,4 (4'j4'J*"4 raf I III TONI. DIPPITY DO ItII1 IOvIO, SETTING GEL 0 place textbooks, notebooks. etc. Miss Epstein contends it is virtually impossible for a child to write his assignments in the crowded space afforded She has requested conventional desks, but has received no word as to the Si tiu at ion 11 Aa AMONG the many deplorable conditions existing at Crooms High School is antiquated desks, formerly used in a language lab, no longer operable, and in which the teacher, Miss Adrienne Epstein, has requested be removed and conventional desks replace them, A student was sitting in the desk in the above photo, when it collapsed. The broken desk has reposed in the corner of the room for se','eral da ys. --_-- ..------ ' C qW ¼ Ii' as he dresses 1./i .1 N ; 1t USE is studied hy I 'aol Mi le II Ioi' party liii' t'hlitll'(91 11'Oli'l Hey I )IIIIIII' D iddle \LIi'S('i' givell at S('IIlIIU)l(' ,Jiiiiiiw t 'iillett' hild I )t''t'lptiii'iit ( 't'titt't' ( A fill I(IIi'',' I'lui(o ) - $1.06 1.06 1110W Hospital Notes I-ui-ti ADMISS ' -- $.'infor d iiarv S. Iro'.'.'n ' M.trei'IIe M lirtrotge, ..lohn ii I'.'IagaIi Audrey Janet (j;liney Anptes M. FIo'.'.ers Lars harry hlcllstrom Nell June \'oirng John George llauer Giles Chapman VALUE I '¼'itflh1I I lottie I I bit, I )eflary Mark K Ma% , I AIiigW('IHI 1111(11 IS Mr. a nd \l rs. Malarhi Vialtun, baby girl, Sanford Mr and Mrs. David M Br'.'. ii, baby girl, Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Young, baby girl. Sanford I )eltiifla Douglas L. I iriie tor, I )t'Itona jilin W. Carr, I )t'ltiini i' Victor I Itigi, Jent'ks, Orange City Edward K. Dennis, Like Monroe' Helen M Mary C. Sandra Dunn Frieda I. Tyre Mary Ellen Powell — Linda F. Coleman Sharon Diane Elbery Woodrow Coleman Veronica H. t'rgan. Deltona , - C. . Withers, , '' IUUI •• but I ifl_ ft"'m". ,'t lit ht t PEARL DROPS TOOTH POLISH (LIMIT mc Ji •. a 24 KODACOLOR CARDS FOR ONLY $3.79 ('Ivdc V. Stilt IArenc H. Phillips Sandra I.. Bole Julie Mae ('oleston Lizzie Ann Sanders George Kilger ibus'.ard W. Kee James Pitts baby bay, Osteen f Id hurta e or it SA '.1t her and flur It-on Lint •'undo on' id V.,' fia'. i' j - - BATTERIES F(, 8C !-:I :1 1 '1 I 24 BLACK AND WHITI CARDS FOR $2.19 YOUR NAME iY'oD 'N (OPTIONAL GOLD FOR ONLY 52 50 UTA $2.29 Martha Jefferson, Oviedo 1111111 — Ia a. KUUAK (LIMIT OND iai iI I IIl?II - • .cc•s vC'. )LIm-LlrlC' - "-" pi.'ro • 12 CODACOLOR FOR ONLY $3,7 • 12 BLACK AND WNlTI FOR S3.1 -, , - ,,, --, 'iii <-". ,' lIiI I I:' ' •EEi : - __-_----- CABLES CAN OPENER & BOTTLE OPENER &s!i2Lui:'%"r9 TILT PROOF CASt THERE IS AN EASIER h WAY TO MAGNETIC L;O I KEEPCOOL 9 99c . "-•" •1 Carriers famous central Air Condu ioiiung Syskin quality built to give you fbi' I — u TUBULAR ALUMINUM ZIPPO L..I INDOOR DRYER jill To Operate In Sanford I'Ii I 1 I 99 • tASTO.'.3E REG. .99 J i ll Gi''lI'ER FLU ID 3 IlIl.S\llIII -- Survivors include a mec, a twkt to motorcyclist "htn Snifts't and Mrs. Shirley Caswry. WorPfuactj fg,t and c'vster. M au Lind rt'ptit'%t lIi t.. IIiII. "Seminole County needs strong, positive thinking -"' n it and common sense judgment! Crew and flight operations amul aircraft are certified b)' US under FAA overnhiteflt egulations assuring the 5411111' tigh standards of imi;iInt.'ua'li'' My record shows consistent voting to hold taxes 4nd safety as requir.'d 1 ,onu('rCtaI i1 airlines Sky Safari made it', fir .-, t U i September to The Bahuinii Ind is imioving its base of çperatiofls from llerndon lrLxrt in Orando to Sanford. Andre.. J. Lockhart, NorwaliT,, C11, - cIDDLS ALEXANDER K — iutece becw.te *u' £rianQic D'5ø Wt)V O WVOTWOP wept t.e'ie 01 11C. a M t-.al,rdp, V *'t' i, ,., v f.c.1.np Git in Iiij u ma Pt 'nsr burial j Rog-.dake go will ' tale •?a 4loe'i DunV QnI it 000i pvtowat 04orm *I s i.o' c 00 e GRILL S' INCENSE STICKS 1 988 : - • f ersonal • iti I nces • i A tII IIII l KEEP AL DAVIS Jill' ,4iIiil)lli I IIIdl'i :Published Daily and 'Sunday except Saturday by The Sanford Herald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Fla., 127 7 1. COUNTY COMMISSIONER Second Class Postage Paid at Santord. Fio'ida 327/I 3rd DISTRICT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, DEMOCRAT 'i; .iL•) • -" , R jT_ (Ii I t,JfN A Paid Political Advertisement By Al Davis Campaign Treas, "' n , ORION --' . it i Q. 4--J 28 1 :1111* hOt 41 I: ,lII1IiIlII,lI1Ii,IIIiIIl tIillIlIIIIIhhII IlI',Iñ',I;i, 'i. I.i ',.I:.It,. — 2", 'LAMP LOUNGING SOCKS —RE6 by Subscription Rates Carrier. Year $28 4.1 wevok SSc ,' REG $2.99 — S TU DAY DRIVE-IN • sT1J LECTRIC — A CHARCOL . BLOUSES 'I' i" ll 1_ . 8 POLYESTER -- I Minimurn No Maintenanc e 5 c LIGI'i'I'ER P • ..- LATEST FALL SHADES David Lang Funeral Hunw Funeral Notice SWINGER 58 c . F RE E perienced flight captain is lwuys in charge of the flight down, support of law enforcement, and orderly development,"' I., it, :argt tit t tart ent'nts IPCENSE . BURNER . . OF SANF. INC. too N. MAPLE AVE. PHONE 322-8321 ---- AL4 CRASS ' LL CHECKING U a SOUTHERN AT U'II A BILl. S4'07-1 aten when he Sky Safari, Central Florida s air travel club for those who iimiiy flights eat-ti weekend with have a yen for bra'.'. ay places the ti&'xt st'hedulvd for Nov. 9 ti %it1i strange sounding names, San Jose Costa If u-a. A flight uii for the negotiating to operate out of Mexico City is plat'tt Thanksgiving holidays at Page Air'.'. ,i y s faci lit ies - Sanford Airport. - The dub's luxurious (iiur engine jet will be' to the public inspection Sunday 1-4 0,111, at Sanford Airport According to Ilerti L)ag, first is iilficer, the aircraft was fordarly part of the Pan American . et't and now seats 75. An ex- Constable Beating Binds 2 LIt*tI*bII, hope to make mitemnbers" 19C REd. ' I I he 19 S, 4 ' REG. 7.99 Sky Safari Negotiates Gary Taylor Photo 1. — IL operating CoSt RAYNI' )ND WARREN SEIHLE. 2. of 416 Edith ('trck'. Sanford, wacharged with dnving while under the influence of a narcotic drug b Trooper P C Wright of the Florida Highway Patrol According to ;uthorities who are shown inspecting damage to the car, the i'4 Chevrolet left the roadway on the left side of the road at the 26(K block if Sanford Avenue, went up a guide wire to a power pole, rolled, and came to rest right side up on the sidewalk The car was a total loss C CELL LZ e,d PHOTO — ikrnb't' M. Sobt'ck, Nike Mary Mrs, Kenneth Ibosack, and D or Ar P04 KODAK "TRIM-LINE" CARDS L)LSCUAIIGFS Sanford: Velina L. Grvmns itacht'l E(lvth(' \Vinier Elizabeth P. Carpenter lh'rtha M&'lthe SVoodrov. Coie'in1in Angel K. Ford Edna Stroud Christopher B. Young Wemly K. Albers Nathan Butler I 4 VaN " ' ist - ECXED B RA t' Betitusat, I ikt- . Edgar W. Warren Ii p Iii t' f4t-.4.rept'r' . s'i't toO 'n Ilur the t'u¼1 o tint' duuhlrd in 1971 \ III I th 4 88C Jç91 Oflc . . .•....07 " IA't' rea Dea s : Forrester ' 'i'. Road near Altamonte Springs were dropped after the state it had Rtit 1 Nelson no case against Prutat, X. of "67d Fairvie Avenue, Orlando. ALEXANDER GEDDES Ordered bound over on felMy 'harges were Henry Sandicrt.Alexandier K. Geddes 72 of : %titidhrti. Place, :T Sanford Ati',. DdBar - dad Springs. and Stev en V't'dnesday at Setiuinol rcv Knouse, 23. of 4467, MJurIIL1 Hospital. Burn in hir - jeu Avenue, Othirtth'. Meriden. Ct,. he lived in :h men, charged with DeBark' seven years. He was a vitt'd assault and larceny retued tool and die maker. He were free on bond was a member of the Uruon ti Lodjte No. F&" in St&lflIW'd. 5 i'all threw out a Ci., member of De-Bary rubtier1 .tree against Sand- Wayfarers. DrEarii Civic firt, Placet after Hal GranIietYL dti$rt six deputy Association and Odd Fellows 14 CHRISTMAS C Allen U. Bowling Julia C, Vann I'' I' .1 ritiu,d f'lt.*t.I' II C Id dt''.fItt t' all in hit' cuirbeed it, argurnt'n: The c'onstabit' marusgt'd IL men accused of tie-sting a the constabit over radar traps crawl to his patrol car and nunmwn help '.'ia his car radio ctt'put rtin.ctablc and taking his alleged to be operating in the pistol wme ordered bound over Sprm1akt' Ruud area. Grenberri told the rouri he Sheriff's deputies arrestec to 18th Juthrial Cirew' Court i,'. wak, field b Sandiurt and both Sanfurt, Knoust and Prribsl at County Judge Wallace Hall ges against a third man men beat him on the face and Sanfort's home, located ntarb Ctuuand rec'v'.'ercd the c'ontablv 's also impbeated in the Monday neck before leaving hint lying night uu.'ident on Sproiglake on the road. ,o.sc "' pp4r•4r, d4, I VICKS NYQUIL LC -2 6 -c irnieiilflmum I 'us'. i'll i.tr Caroline S('hll'u'h.'r, I)t'Bary Katherine . IIIlI1_, IIIIIIIIUmUHHIIUIWKIMImW- \L,rg.irt't I tlilO ii, I )s,'ltiiti.i ('harks t'. Weeks. l)t'ltona I.a('tlsiI)('IIi, Germaine NovF:tili-1t 3, L92 IONS FuBT \t)IITII Sat ,,us ROSE BUSHES 1188 i: 3 'pc 801 RIG. & EXTRA HOLD THE AHu\'E photo aepicis a aesk utilized h English. French and Spanish students in the class of Miss Adrienne Epstein at Crcioms High School. Formerly used for a lab, the desks, as can be seen, afford no room for students to May Be In Court CONTINUES THRU WEDNESDAY 7 "' R1 Sanford Charter SALE 7911 . —— — BLADES 1L- EG 39c u . 3- COUNT MI1011IfflII . -• - 44c EL. $ 444 " It SHOE SHIM 78 �Th S,rifrr'l mr rIPl I ' 4A—The Sanford Herald fl Sunday Nov. 5, 1972 Club Sponsors Charity Affairs Lion 's Dances Aid Eyes 4 4 By FANNFrE EDWARDS DELTONA -The Lions Club of Deltona will bold two dances this weekend. On Friday. Nov. 10 at 7:30 p.m., they will have a square dance In the Community Center with all couples dressed in traditional western garb. These members and their partners are veterans in this dance and they urge all who like to dance to )oin them. All proceeds go for a worthy cause... .EYES. On Saturday, the following evening, Nov. 11, a Harvest Ball, will be given by them for all ages. Come one ... come all...says Dana Kimball, president of the club, who, with his chairmen, Leo Aukrum. in charge of the •Square Dance and Duke Caukin, in charge of the Ball, has been planning these affairs for the past months, so that they will be truly hpp ones and iiict profitable, as well. Kimball, explained that the Lion's Club main proect is to aid the needy who have poor eyesight, to see clearly, again. They purchase glasses for the needy and indigent. pay for eye tests and now, are making a special plea to all, to donate their eyes, after death, to those to would we, but cannot. This is why they must make a sucess of these affairs. The Club will maintain a booth at the Volusia County Fair. during Nov. 2—ll, aktng for this donation and explaining the eye bank program to those interested. Anyone interested in making such a bequest, may contact Kimball, ct 170 Philadelphia Crt., or call him, at 5744049. Schools are as important as sewers! The men elected to the local and state positions will have Florida will have a budget surplus of S286 million this year. Much of this money is already being re-budgeted for sewerage systems and pollution control. Schools are as important as sewers. We can get a large share of this money re-budgeted for education in rapid-growth areas like Seminole Counts'. I will light to get this additional funding for Seminole County schools! a direct influence in our lives and development. After studying able and better qualified for the positions they are seeking. CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS FOURTH DISTRICT Bill Chappell DEM . COUNTY ASSESSOR OF TAXES Richard E. McCanna REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS FIFTH DISTRICT Missouri Belle Swofford Bill Gunter SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT 3 DEMOCRAT DEM DEM TAX COLLECTOR DE Troy R ay County Commission STATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER SHERIFF Paula F. Hawkins HOUSTON All) - A Russian-born scientist has been ' awarded a 160.000 grant to study how unborn babies are affected by lack of oxygen Dr Donald Rappoport. head of the Division of Molecular f Biology at the University of Texas medical branch in Galveston. received the award from the United Cerebral Palsy Research and Education Found.ation MA Oxygen deprivation in unborn titj A fiJ and newborn infants is a leading cause of cerebral palsy, a disorder that now affects at least 750.000 persons in the United Slates REP John E. Polk Abbott DEM COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 1 DEM M. Herring REP J. M. Hattaway LEGISLATIVE STATE SENATOR 16TH DISTRICT Tom Dolan For the past year I've been working hard studying the fnrni and function of Seminole County government. During this period I've talked with many of you about your concerns, problems and ideas. COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT3 I was the only citizen attending the budget sessions of the county corn mission, and am the only candidate that has regularly attended both the county commission and zoning board meetings. I have watched the present county commission in session, and have a working understanding of our multi-million dollar county business. i DEMI DEM Al Davis * * 0 EXPERIENCED * STATE SENATOR 17TH DISTRICT * * John W. Vogt DEM The problems facing Seminole County are inc;easing every day. The emergency is not coming, it is already here! Our crowded schools will become more crowded, and our traffic-jammed highways will become even more unbearable, More "apartment rows" are currently on the way. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Wm. P. "Bud" Layer DEM 1)1 Let's start solving these problems now! Every day delayed is another day lost. The job of county commissioner has become a full time job, and a full time responsibility. I..- * EFFICIENT QUALIFIED RE-ELECT A PROVEN MAN - -- CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT - -- * * W a STATE REPRESENTATIVE -- a SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS 33RD DISTRICT a Seymour Benson a As your full time county commissioner I will strive to solve our many problems ... NOW...flot next year. Let me put the knowledge I have acquired to work for you. As your county commissioner I will be an instrument of all the people, not a tool of special interest groups. DEM DEM Camilla D. Bruce a a SEMINOLE COUNTY Put the voice of the people back into Seminole County government. in order to go to work for you I need your vote on Election Day. IF 3**It * Vote Nov. 7 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court * * * ART ECKWITH * * * EXPERIENCE * * * It * OFFICE FINANCES• * OFFICE OPERATION counties. : * STATEWIDE RECOGNITION Past President of Florida Assn. Court a * ' 5'' * a .14. F * * * DEM Ken Patrick COUNTY CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT DEM t-. DISTRICT THREE SCHOOL BOARD Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. DEM Missouri Belle Swofford DEM IF I cast your vote for conservative go vernment * * We recommend you vote FOR all the proposed Constitutional Amendments. Prepared, equipped and trained to meet a the impact that Article V and rapid : County growth will bring to the office of * IOU can •I beat the ii'iii/i ! FOR PROGRESSIVE LEADERSHIP! It!eep ART BECKWITH 4Jerk of the Ciretiit Court Robt. J. Pearson CHALLENGE OF FUTURE * Clerks; member of its Board, Legislative * I, and Courts Administration Committees. * 0 1h Clerk. It * ** DISTRICT TWO SCHOOL BOARD 34TH DISTRICT Moaernized recording system providing a economical retention. Designed, installed a * modern machine bookkeeping. accounting sy3tem, a pattern for many other Recipient of many awards for govern. mental and community service. Member, trustee, Sunday School teacher at 1st * * a a Proven ability efficient, economical : * office operation substantiated by exem * plary State Audits. * * 21 years experience in Seminole County government - 121 2 as Clerk of Circuit a a * Court. * * * COMMUNITY-SERVICE ** STATE REPRESENTATIVE a * DEM. DISTRICT 1 STATE ATTORNEY 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT * a PINN IF IAB ELECT A PRF!ATAL. STUDV * [1 concerned citizens selected by ballot the following as the most I In 4 4 Vi'II every candidate, regardless of political affiliation, a group of * a It * Louis M. Perez, M. Do CHAIRMAN * * * It Clifton Strickland At YA SECRETARY SEMINOLE COUNTY-DEMO * Pot. Ad Pd. by John Carli, Camp. Treas. * ** * * * * a * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * a * * * * * * * * a a * * * At Paid Political Advertising '\t) I , . . i 'A '1A Ii'II �or - 6 A — The S Anf or Hera Id Surd PI'/ c, in lit, 'i.lfI?f)f t 1c't IIft N,- t Ad LET'S KEEP THIS CRIMEFIGHT I NG 'TE AM SERVING SEMINOLE COUNTY! :1 I , M I Civilian Clerical and Cadc'?c A Bingham, I ict Row - Whitehead, P. McLellan, A. , Q it ,. •A S?rnwa't C . Carroll. C Jacquec, S. Mjssak. R Pittman S Harrieti 3rd - . & ; I CAPTAIN '.LIM" GALLOWAY * CAPIAIN I .1 KUII 44 1 P r I )Lt 4190 iffi !?' t Rnv. J Htltc: initn-rr Squct n [ r Uniform S.QLIIId C T W Rohbinc ... a. Dep .- wy t Row I Ctjrr trer Ad ILL i Sql 6 Abbg I \ or? Sql i W ri ght 0.1 Sqi (aiang.Io t).? W Hogan (Id W Kunbl,I cli, (I., I ( 4W J Starr ' R Parker ''° ''° R'J'IdLSIflq4, THIS TEAMWORK SPEAKS 'FOR ITSELF! TAKE A LOOK AT THIS ACTION $332,000 In Confiscated Drugs Pleases Vice Squad . •-.. .. rrffI1ld . in Probe I . _,,, _,, •.t. •. ..t, .a •.1 0... ........... , I It. skit •• 7. ., 1St.• Defenses For Women I OutlLned By Sherqf — — id;~AL • •_. 07 t- t. I. 1' 44* - •' - -- 7• 41 - 17. 44*7 II. I.. _t._• . • -. . -- r Murder Case 1w .. I'— s. . - ' ." *i.1 ..*. Ring Tj -.. Auto Sberff Crad(ed os. 7.-- - - ----- - — '5'•. 11-4 •. .- . -. os, __,s_ '-5...-.. — p ".4. . I (.Jflty _.. - $ .. kk_ -- 1 ,IUP •V' ddIf .;:.s* ¼...) =:L::. R ing 000 ?%. 4 eflc ocerj b I ---.- *404 '• :'-' en bism S. I'• S• Probe I%.O .l..m 047 •. •.I• *7 * P -, -. -• -. - • 71 15 Face Theft Ring Charges ov% . -- eia Two Me -. -I - 444 II l - . ..................7 4771 Defenses For Women. I• I J d l i ne Out By S ertif - S•4 I ID*J Trial Sta[ts 5. 4 *4 I 4I •-:.... -TOM P40 "od ••4* •••• b- Is . to Ring L Au Cracked . . . Robbery Suspect Arrested - -- - - 1411447. :r- - ..... --•- if . I.-, Sheriff Claims . — ' j Na rcofics No.1 I Tells Co Problem tiflty ,.:,,,u. B rg/arY Broken :-" - - 4-_•• I's 4 - - n Area -o6oss., kiEW1111111116M IL ____ Security I — sort %oll. u f * .___.. - ' 4. - t'. -• •••• '. two to -4 ti t%en II 04 ii Mr. Skirt 1.9.1 .• Counties Using Sanford Lab In Crime War "I . ç 4 7 P01k Sm G • •4 .I,-. 7.*4. I lot ip I P 7 I I ..........S • I ow sc-ur ......I7 Problem In Area r ... .. 4 66" Narcotics No.1 More B u glarY •" 0, MIND LIrnD — — . ty. n . 10 •S• 1 U () 1rr('1e(I In J.- Sheriff clai ms , — - • I..- Deputics r - to s000~ _- '. S" lab. I— : Monday In . I -I IS— Robbery Suspect Arrested Trial Startc r-, 0""Isse - V.~ - 4•.7 II- * 5*4 000 In Confiscated Drugs Pleases Vice Squad :It ": •. S• s_Inn, 'S. •'t lssss-. food I 57.. *4 I I • 7 Counties Using Sanford Lab In Crime War pso ,.0. •, NM urni ., •j - Ia. T 7VO .1 .4 I 'l 777 lt7A/ I — CHIEF DEPUTY DUANE HARRELL Ai I I 5105mimr3r Uniform Squad -D" I&I Row ( r MmdbdlLL AL 4L it, 71 ''"l #.hr..r 41 G ev~ 0 0cO 00 ObOC4, /5 J'U(•( Theft Ring Charges r, we" 10 s- John Polk Gets""'T e Job Done The times demand the very best law enforcement that can be made available for the citizens of Seminole County Let's keep the VOTE c PLEA,WE TUESDAY, NOV9 7 EXPERIENCED John Polk team going florvivard in serving all the people of Seminole County! SHERIFF, SEMINOLE COUNTY Pd. Pot Adv by Wayne Albert. Camp. Treajrer �SA—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Nov. 5, 1972 — WORRY CLINIC GeoigcW, Crane, Last Week s Highligh ts Complete I By f[ PkD.,M.D. MAIL . ENTER Note Rev. Zeb's dilemma. Claustmphobic persons of- A AF ten dislike burial, so they prsfer cremation But in 14 eaven we'll probably a p pear as of different ages to our mends who Last saw us as toddlers vs. young adults vi. graybeards! 41 .._., , 'r._ '\ 'ps. $ 95 0 fl , - \ \lop,.X\ F'untttng I'IeiIgeiI . ' ' I t A compact, s,lf coritoin.d d.sL top unit that urn piufiss incoming and outgoing mail handling (, op.ra envelopes tons and ap•r cuts Outgoing mail weighed, sea ciit to An s t omped in on* time saving op•ra?iOfl Check th. Data 1mn . .ry modem office completeness and aas• o operutiorl. t.r for to prevent \ Zei Re " -536 aged 2S has a rohlem J( f he h ".n Dr. C ,ranc: • of Parishioners SOtfl are feuding o%vT the crerna- jent tran~portational vehicle their departed loved to C'ITV US aTC)UT)d whik ' Earth, then we apparently ones. c an leave it here and reach 'For the\. thin), it is sinful And the' say that at the IIt'.aven in a though' Last Da the dt ad travels at about OflC Sound rise again. posed mile in 5 seconds or 1 an%e So ho could the per imniut" mu if their intact, Our astronauts c't.uld .d Is.shes were scattered ovrz a river or strt-Am from an air- tain maybe 2.5SM miles pe; plane over hundreds of rn~iles hour. But light moves at the i.,oi terrain? 'How would you suggest comprchunsible sperd if 1 in- to adjudicate this dis- I S6,(KK) miles PER Sl-('ONlY ptite? However, thonht n tin RELIGIOUS means of (rat el i fastest 'HORSE SENSE" this tmnu rrse. mainCase \ _- -. / . r L -.._••d £ - I ;•.:•- speed, m tion of moment of time ,E.\. KEN 13LANTE Migrant right s pok u at lliv W bb , economic de elopment specialist W i th E\ectifi\-e Systerns Corp.. Washington. DC, and Vernell Britt. executive associate \k ith Junior ('allege Nlondav on "Housing and Transportation for ,N11grant Workers." Other guests included ~ left 1 t popIsoW ORLANDO. RO RI. WIN I M( SPUIN,S nn Riles Ph o to _____________ ri - - ELECT * * * S '*. k nut s it- cent and should riot be For those u.-ho It-ft us stnnijin1' propert lii III t'lititi'. (011111 ii ii, nit ii the ri (1111 st . i.vt si . FAILED I I) I - . S J • ( lvi M k e) i I, h- '/ - I.iirlier, (.r1intwrrv had Ilk iirre'th ear C KEEP 1,114,11 4 s Why "I"ON1 DOLAN 111is Knocked 0n 60,000 I )o II I I • g' U SFX h-Mt ( .... COUNTY COMMISSION — W . 4 '" n Ii — R • ' ' 4 4 a .i • i f Igil J)'i1 ' 1, T LNI F. 'rf' ii • Cou n y — r in in o m' t A ( nd . A )1 I )( ) I A \ Will B . I \', hat ' W . h y I ()\I I)( )14 ' \ ill Hav i e t Direct dim To dollars home Billions dollars th is conqre-,s alone Meintirial I lospital. A IlliN, . .' 'I' ct, ' t ) ( ( )" I I() ( ) II . ,i t 0 mental red tape. Works with local officials. They like him U U U U Di 1 WI' m Jr . r).- 1) t 16 stric Democrat DISTRICT A PROVEN CONSERVATIVE PO) AO I'd t PiiI m t Florida Senate U VOTE BILL CFIAPPELL CONGRESSMAN 4TH Ti THAT'S COMMUNICATION TOM culs red lape lor you! Win% 87 0 pct of the fir-ne Brings your tax residence. Granberry was treated for injuries lit Seininole ,.'. Call ii Iii in Di re - all groups A prisoner, Carl Neal, had Iii dispensing information tin such be forcefully removed from sex subjects as birth control, Courtroom at S&'mlnolt' County abortion and child adoption. Courthouse Tuesday when he Included will be represen- refused to leave following tatives of Planned Parenthtxxl, sentencing by Judge Dominick organizat i on Salfion two counts of armed con- robbery. use of Salfi meted out 20 years on tracteptives for birth control; $ a... (oii LA.N WiI I I I a v e A F 14 ).N .. members of DE c... And,i ()ra n g' -, I icar from Board agra-d to l' 4 31 . ('('01a • g sears I B rpsa ni ( ) miii ol r I ,i , to sUflhIlofl assista nce over the restgnd his post It 'itt ri Is %esltt Dowell of (lit IAin'sc isni radio I hi suspects arrested and (hi' gun was Department was named to the $10,000 annual position on located at the Sanfort Sweat's recommendatl0fir I" BELIEVES COMMUNI ATION IS CRUCIAL hard TlckziI wnq girls Two juveniIe' w.'ri' alesi developer ineligible as he Is not it ii rt'gktrri'i$ voter or resident of thi ( It , fur ImP lb is l'l.A'4 I Pill)I'( 151 I) Satiltiril I itv I 'inmimni ''in I I mititlimneil on I'- lIlA the city's police cluef fcr four managed to `get back to his car 1 ' J to iu. ri•. long celebration, M ccviiiiti \I,nilip flight - lllr Nfichliel (;IltllllIli (11 1 holl.q. and on Maitlatiil Avenue from IWAA to W3 1 intilti-family prolessional district) permit lsii'ation All of fit e for •i mind) counsel ing Seminole Jaycees. Civic other susPects Frederick henry gfl)UpS• t'tiaurches, schools and Sanfort, 34, of 113 Wiwsllirig l'l., Altamonte Springs, and Steven other organizations invited to .Inm Knotise, 23, of 44fi1 F aIrvii's Ave., Orlando, CHIEF ltLSI(.'sS returned intl beat tit) the constable, 110%,ILAVOOD After they left (,ranix,rry It. 1.:. S%%cat, il on when we we're' children, will scolded, Today thou shalt he with probably set- us as children Others me in paradise." Jesus told deyoung adults, will re'eogniltthe dying th ief who us a-rdingb'. fendtl him A rid old, r as' heardi ii How did that thief get to folks we iew down hew, Heaven so quicklv will seetn to be ravbearde-d If we regard our pluvsictl nu-rt-h the con ri- up there bc1s' IED Entries in the parade are ()rintlo on a traffic violation. A being accepteti by the Sanford- short tiuiie later I rot)st and two nie other r(-prn%*(-d his Earth. thes' deserved their punish- Ni S 1O\IN(. DEN 11 'ii I i\I( iN II Sl'itINI S A room onh rniI altenihng a public Isearing gun. The incident oceurrm'sl MoniIa t1iiit at Spring Iikt' Itnail ;itul WO4)IIIII1I: Plate we - . dwarfed this Eart1i other crucified victims what pt TL4Pt wit. tafl the 'i ta ke tLId (lirict perfect physique 'i Jesus the (inc thief derided bopM for down here f or not sa%ing himself And we mat' simultatit'ousiv appear different to dit- them will also feature various rides ticketed I(olloert Nvlson Probst, and a carnival. ?J;. of 4467 Fairviv%% A\ v., when Jesus was dving on moment. If we -were blind. cinpp)vJ the cross between the two L1vifl nIternatie Ilolicta) Carnival to be the an. highlighted by niuniSanitird C hristmas parade, . ', thieving comrade b pregnnnt on multwle counts after followitir s all nttack on District Si\ A&-Awiation set the week of Nov. Constable lial Granberry %%ho 23-Dec. 1 for a special (lirist- was pistol t hippesi ith is own to or Ktrl iIni'k In orkchip Iinlh nitfI It III Approve plan it, .tnictrucl a ;,int,tle botti" itinniifnt ttirIri' mi lilly 'in It, hqIHHI pr(p.'rt) west of Fleetwood ir;wtrt Uniil.".nrd STUI)F onstmni lion of the plant Is to Three Seminole hli'h school lsvIn Dec.I t.nnil Ic currently studs ntc i ri nrrvctr ii nn'l 1i. ,oneil SlIt 1 hiii a c1qlj'tintiinp eccsir 511 ) jq tt ii stieps tiils ii following itictnrlmtui" Miinilnv nt thi' TICKAL amq, 17, oil To-ri-nue, 61 Loke Monr li, nitwi"il City Attorney S. Sanforil wnc ihnrt'esl with (-otInt,% )f Ivs q.11111 ;,,,,I iiatiet) Dnvi.q.1r, irtiled that a Would to, after allvdited1% Ariking two candidate (fir city council. 1) o %% n I o %% [I Ii u s i n I, s or re' is an Siiely, whkh UIn hoI and lint 'i 0 probation on I ALTANION .: SVIIIN 4 '(;S 11irce men \%ere arrested iin PARADE SE V %Vben we get to he.avtr Srnsc So all faithful cburcii folks v.-hether our earthh- bod\ ashes should avoid unnecessary was burned dust via the slower turned rmotional feuds. 'tias, many denominations dissolution in ('lie r.4' in pa5t centuries have split matters littit For we will prohablv c (1ff from earlier religious croups ;ut by petty quib- talhize at the end of our ow insult to Cod thought wave and assumt hlzn th at &lmightt the form we wish at th t the iiil iiiO itt to nuiki Clt changes In the city financial operation follott tnt' 111111 menitations in the Certified PublicAccountant smuntanit Harold Ilart-sock. Counc to to tiait 1 '.* ion; eration phomo 241-3431 Executive Systems. county curler- to right Raymond \lcGouc'h a are sup- oeorge e School at Seminole abort d ' rc awl III Ill ti Neal prevIoti1y 114'erl *'titi'ti't'iI it , 5 enr In ;)ri''I; liii At In' ii robbery In Urnitue •'iiiit one , (11itrei1'M I l.itne Seminok ( tiunh ( IIiit'.stnfl promised Tim Hannuk of Seminole p i -ug Action ( OlUflutItee for 11w coining sear siitii p(UctI)lIt(% Ne of further tupport ic donated for headquarters iitti'i' 11% 1 h 11aulucci 4111 First Street Sanford, -' MADE, C11 I AN'GE toward o Proc.ssss incoming , t Ii opposing -i - - - \f,\\ \ 1111,111 %SI J%N1' I . . •. in And Around Se m i nole ' j - . \\. Plv. 5, 7-17. rhn Sr?rarl l4prorild (.rn Trr.is P'i . AA Pt r, r,o Tr.i 00 as L Your Local Democratic Team It I is with great pride that the Seminole County Democratic Party takes this opportunity to present to you our slate of local Democratic Candidates. Each candidate is qualified, experi. enced, and knowledgeable about giving you good government. In addition, this team belongs to You on an i n that you live in Seminole County. It's your local Compare Tne candidates, andwe'ra sure that you neighbors, individuals who think and live as YOU do,Considerable emphasis is always placed on national politics, with local issues and candidates lost in the shuffle. May we emphasize that your local office holders are the ones that effect you directly, every day Democratic team that is concerned with better schools for your children, better highways for your safety, better land use programs, lower advalorem taxes, cleaner air and water, and yes, even the pot-holes in your street. will feel as we do. Our local Democratic Team is the best team. Vote Tuesday, November 7th, for experience knowledge and dedication 10 good government. Vote for your local Democratic earn. YOUR LOCAL SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT -- dividual basis. It is made up of your friends and State Attorney 18th Judicial Circuit I . p I . .-,. W 111 fin =CUTIJNI Ti ciSU ca MARKS MIST St SNOCINS 1C ?fTI To . P-9 MAII YOUR Will "ll U1111 IURKS 17 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOLS I i FI - '.,' I lI.UtU•;S 1'. liltooMi-: - hI'.t K'IA lilt. .JR. I "Il, LEGISLATIVE - GENERAL ELECTION Seminole County, Florida - ACTIVE MEMBER OF FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1 Sutmt-flits"dent ,31 Schools . I AN Fit Itit'll \R111 F. CONGRESSIONAL Representative in Congress Fourth Congressional District ONLY I'RFCI?ICIS A Asss'ior of Taxes 16th District . NOVEMBER 1. 197 7 KOREAN WAR VETERAN IS - . ' • "PRINCIPAL OF THE YEAR'' AWARD r' illy 0or" D . 1 — - it Circt' .j' Instructions To Voters MASTERS DEGREE IN SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION & SUPERVISION County Commissioner Oistrict Three QOu"t . . 1111.1 ('iI,.w15 1:i.i. IUl1\ It Is IUIIN Vs. VI)I'.'l' I),IIH U iii 11 1KE FAIR. lilt 11 i)EL'JSIU\S l3A EI) 0\ FACTh SUptr'diSUl ol E!uctlons t,is Collecter State Senator I/Ill District — 1lifll - C \IILL. 0. %N11l" BRUCE Stale Representative entative Ili Congress Fifth congressional District Distric.1 Two 22 21 28 '" - " - I ' I'l-AVIS DEMO c''- '• by r'r I Coftjet' It lyn Trea.,Vrt r I _i i hi IKL State Representative 34th District ALL PRECINCTS Commissioner, Florida Public Service Com mission i\ iitin STATE r Sheoill "il \ Slut It BENSON, ItII I ('1 t lilt I / 24 26 29 30 32 3 1 34 J S 30 - ONLY PRECINCTS2 49 10 13 14 19 20 24 26 29 41; - ROBERT .1. 111FARSON (1*111) A County Commissioner District One 11011101 Dislricl Schwl Ward District Thrvq 1 MATTA\% AN, 4 1 it-lit I Paid Political Ad By Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee - \IlSS0UH1 BELLE N\\ 0F FORD J �10A—The Sanford Herald Seven In 1 Sunday, Nov. 5, 1972 Jailed Altamonte 43 Polling Places Seminole Countys 43 polling places will t from 7 am 1est. for state and p tount) I1;trt prun.ir> elections and for state anti county judicial elections The polling places by precincts are Portable. Sanford Middle s bling charges by IA. Ed Standley and Deputy finger Blat. 4 I S. City Hall, Oviedo, tenberger of the sheriff's department. According to the of. ficers. the men were gambling on a pool table at an 6. Community House, Altamonte Springs bar. Lodged in the county jail were Otis L. Patterson, 22, of 419 Base Wood Avenue; hIu.ges Barnes, 21. of 153 North Street; Lynn Hopson, 39, of P.O. Box 192, Tommie Lee James, 50, of 325 Longwood Avenue: Henry Cisny, 5. of 140 Jackson Street; Walter Wright. 26, of 401 Base Wood Avenue; Geneva. House, 7 CornnunhIy Chuluota. 7A ('ommunit house, Chuiuot.i. S. Slovak Gardens Communi- and James Archie Johnson, 25, of 129 11ne Street. all oi Altamnonte Springs. - Forest City ConirnunitN Deputy Luke A. St.aliworth arrested Willie Lee Campbell, 20, of Dunbar Street, Nike Monroe, and charged him with minor patronizing, visiting in a dance hail and bar, and failure to obey a police officer. World mobile homes sales on U. Someone entered S. 17-92 in Longwood. Missing are 12 blank checks, three checks written to Weirch, Inc. and one Paymaster, valued at . Pa trolman Earl Connell of the Longwood Police Department recovered a stolen car in the parking lot at Lyman High School. Connell discovered that the car was stolen and turned the investigation over to Del. William Hogan of the sheriff's department. The car ',ias owned by Kenneth Farmer, 30, of 224 East Warren Street, Longwood. Pa tr icia E. Morgan told the Sanford Police that someone '.tole '-tole her wallet from her purse in Room 619 of the Sanford Atlantic (lank Building The wallet, containing $2.30 in cash. rtant personal papers. t;i.t'i rt,dit cards ant she was in another room. No boat chairs and a tachometer valued at $500 were taken from a boat at the Monroe harbor Marina. The Sanford Police Department is investigating. — Last Week ' s Highlights (Continued from P-9A1 presented to t1i, ft.lr.1 ,11 general manager of Trim-Tic County Cuniiiiissiuntrs Development Co., developers of Tuesday night by Paulurci Shadow 11111 subdivision. Enterprises. A hearing has been set for VACC.hIN VISITS Nov. 9 at 7 p.m. The same G 0 L 1) E N I 0 D — rezoning request was denied I)isunguished guest lecturer at earlier by the County Planning Trinity Preparatory School last and Zoning hoard for the week was Jack Vaughn, former development known as ambassador to Columbia and heathrow. it revisedplan was Peace Corps director from l966. presented before an overflow 69 under President Johnson. Comnnwnting 00 the current peace negotiations, Vaughn stated "The South Vietnamese government Is just trying to get the best possible deal it ran." crov.d t) Center. Sanford. lit-ouse . - ---- - Seaboard ('(last Ililt' Railroad and one of its engineers are being sued by the HEARING SET administrator of the state and A request for rezoning from relative of a Sanford woman, A-I Agriculture to PUD Sylvia hlightstioc who was in. (Planned Unit Development) jured anti later died after her property located on the nor- car was struck by an SCI. 'thwest quadrant of Lake Mary freight train at a Sanford - 'Boulevard and 1-4, was railroad crossing iii March. - - - WORKING (;1NEsvIl.LE, Ha. APi had a good record ui (hi' aria Sen. Edward ('gurney, R.Fla., economics, crime anti the war had to nuishout a group of 50 "ltw and order, I think that's hecklers in a speech promoting an appropriate subject," President Nixon's re-election ey said as the students chanted effort on the University- of hit' cited a drop in crime in Florida campus Friday. '..i.hington l).('., and said Gurney told an audience 41f riots and dt'i ntrations ire' 2t') thi \ \. .i!n1mitr,ttion .1 tuinc *11 the p.. '. - - -1 Chap p eli's Record Is ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Your Vote ? 1,522 peisO ila I plot) In ins solved for you security, veterans, civil service, servicemen, housing, medicare AN 87 PCI. SUCCESS RECORD Seminole County NOVEMBER 7, 1912 35.000 visits and telephone requests processed— through Daytona Beach and Ocala District Off ices LEGISLATIVE 70,000 letters answered— by the Washington office Florida NY PEOPLE s till ar e undecided tice. ?c' mark thoir hiIlt on Tuesda' ____ ' YOUR VOTE is very important It is very personally curs, to use as hi ' best . -PRECINCTS ALL State Senator 16th District (Vote for one) LORI WILSON hopCS yOu sIi use hire he r as YOUr state senator it to _____ .. . . S Wilt 3 post offices completed and 3 others approved THE LIST GOES ON. . . I Last on the List of Four • I and sewer protects funded - . t md p Lori's Worth Looking For ) ) im KEEP BILL CHAPPELL working Hep I SHE ' S DIFFERENT independently yours. Fulltime Meyer. A. A. MrClan.shan and he meet, other than in the to Rive it commissioner John Morris. meanwhile, during Commission room, is at a AAS a m prayer breakfast every Wpflropwlay morning at the Holiday Inn. And even that has meeting was the,"I of patience as he tried xever il 'ir-make a statement -It is kind nf hard !o talk while -1 0~ not been out of the sunshine since a certain bearded fellow seen around Sanford often also attends. If I 'sin ever make th at long trip from I ongwnod to SanIr.ri that early c"mne Widnesday, I'll join you. tr.o, gentienien interrupting.' he, said. "' 1" The reporters at the City Commission meetin other governnwntdl softest seats anywhere. None of the bodies in the county provides the member; of the estate with such deluxe seats Hot Line F:iNtl officials receive some strange telephone calls My apologies to Mr and Mrs Richard Tfrkal of wwilands ft spelling their surname wrong earlier peek. rt - _______________________________________________ [..J i Dent • Lori Wilson ((or tile record that th e only time Cmmilt.4inner.q Gordon Two things changed when he left (1w Pence Corps, Vaughn said. The tnetntwrship changed front 11,000 to 12,000 tip 5,000 and the einphnIs was changed from youthful volunteers to those persons over 30, in most cases who were married, and were craftsmen such as plumbers, and dcc. 'ii GENERAL ELECTION Covering the Sanford ('ity ('onimissirin meetings is a pleasure. All the members of the hoard arc go'nticmnen to the 'nth degree and very seldom ILSC naughty wrirtLc to punctuate Mayor Lee 1'. Moore uggect.ed early this week that perhaps three of the commissioners. who supported an effort tO change wording In the proposed new charter to that contamed in the current rifle concerning the city manager, had met out (if the sunshine. Commissioner milan Steristromn sent this reporter a little typewritten memo. The memo said, uct 1cM-n r,,nstitu.nts at times. A few if the Sanfrwlrornrnjsioners thiS wk had o'ne Intprcting anee1o!#c Meyer told Of the woman who called him most uPset about the ifl crease in wS?P? rat. Referring to the fat that Cornmissioner McClanahan has the nlekname Meyer said the woman referred to him as 'Three.1Uartr time" offlr.' Stens'nm, meanwhiI tM4 of a man who called his to leave the message that he would never vote for him again When the secretary asked for the man's name n she ro'ti'l properly convey the message, however, the person ref • Service To People! I 0 FF1 C I A I B AL LOT W Ii o Deserves Heavenly Sunshine hn th. t ,tt i'4111t1I,i$lrIy llhI)recive k hflhIIIicc,fl.t5 are stating dtarnetrirtiily i.ping vjs'wc, gnt4 manners politeness And respect prevail with no raised voices, Sundi,Nov. 3, 1972—Ill u'icinns. The former director said the government found the persons In their 30's were not as vociferous as the young People. "I am sure the world does have a need for plumbers and electricians but I am not sure plumbers, elt'('trtciilfl.s and related,'' 1w saiti.'' The name of the game was communications among people of the world and lain better e Peace Corps is accomplishing this goal now." not sure th 11 Talking a little nostalgically at times, but not with bitused to travel 250,000 he terness. tie Insisted. Vaughn said pa of the Peace miles a year around th e world and the wa I 'orp' and the young volunteers '1u'tw1t wasa thiui:ot th t'iuniiwiit. l'ittiiips It V.1(5 like the swallows in ('apistronn," he said. But the young peopit' really believed, as Bobby Kennedy said, that one man could make a difference, that one man could change the world. It a great thing while it lasted." ' Turning his attention to VISTA Volunteers in Service to America) Vaughn said that movement now tuts 4,000 members when it should have 140,000 because the need is 54) -J great. lie continued that both JFK and i.BJ made it easy for young people to volunteer. The volunteers were taught the language of the area to which they were being sent, given free medical care and a small stipened to live on. This is no longer the case, he said. The former ambassador lobbied for some (line for a bill income tax credit for up to 500 hours volunteer work allow ' to at the minimum wage plus transportation and lunch cxpenses for those persons willing to give of their time to help he th eir fellow man. '"l'he bill (lid not get out of committee," said. How was the youth concept of the Peace Corps allowed to die? Vaughn was asked. "By electing Richard Nixon as president and that is not just New Frontier bias," Vaughn •insisted, identifying himself as a Republican. CoIumn I Fred Harris of Oklithoina. their sUlkm ts. i Si Billion federal moneys—returned to the 4th District this Congress Still Not Sure Aide, Ifenry Kissinger, Is in effect bring used An a %econd State Department with a ittaff of PieverAl hundrp(l lie Also, opined that the Department of Health, Education and Welfare should be split into three separate anti distinct departments of government, all of equal importance with other cabinet offices FOR YOU ! d! Don'tBe Misled! foreign affairs, 1k criticired the fart that the prcsiti!nt's I% safe for Spiro I Agnew, the vice president) to go abroad without fear of being mnbusheit by young volunteers from the best colleges In the nation." So declared Jack Vaughn, regional director for Latin America of the Corps in the Kennedy administration before he replaced H. Sargent Stiriver as national director during the Johnson administration. Vaughn became ambassador to Columbia during the early part of th e Nixon administration before resigning to run the presidentIal campaign of Sen. ELL Gurney ' s Nixon Speech II. First Federal Building, Altamonte Springs. 12. Forest ('it .Bear Lake Fire Station, 13. Winter Springs Town Hail 14 1.yma High School 15. Sa nford Civic Center. 16. Florida Power Em. plO)'CcS' Lounge, Bear Lake 17. ('asselberr Women's t_'1tit ,The Ileace Corps has btvn changed to thO point where It I 10. Lake Mary Elrmentar % president of the nation - - one for domi-Ole Affairs And (one Por \'X{ LL - Gainesville Crowd 'Bug I 5(1 SLIt) By IKINNA F-ST11-:8 39. St. Johns Village Craft Shop 4i) Eastbrook Swim Club. 41 Mihiec Middle School 42 Seminole high School ----- Speaking of his own political philosophy, the former ambnu.sadoc said tie is personally lobbying for a second vice I KEEP government scntItn! f"ri' Iit n tic rr.trrcI'n. tative to the world h4t1y it Was lo r rwllng the Ot Iliicti grea t guy, but the administration by naming him rviny ) arnl)assndnr was saying we don't hinge all that iititti ti('IiP on that nrganiiatinn," he saul. "The games many plan in the tie United Nations have little to do with pi'iic," Vaughn A dded. Deliberations _ School. Camelberry, . , _____ 38, Stith Seminole Middle 28. City of Sanford Utility Building. ('rooms High School. 30. Lake Monroe Scout Building, - - - Donna _ Sanford 26. lake Mary Fire House. 2,. Ci%rlC I Altamonte, 37. Pinec-rest Haptts Church, Church, Altamonte Springs Springs S t a t es 'Magdalen Catholic Church, 434 anil U S 17$2 25. Seventh.day Athenlist Fire House 4. City Hall Altamonte Listed 31. English Estates School, 32. Portabh, adjacent (0 south th' of %ia1:iir ('c,untr ('hub. 33. I.ongwtxI Town hall. 34. Altamonte Springs Elcmntary School. 35 Sanlando Baptist Church 36. Social hail, St. Mnr! 24 Portable, SP corner of Sli Wilson Sctuvl Seven Altamonte Springs men s*ere ar:estetl on gam. A re 18. Seminole County Agri. ('enter, 19. Seminole high S-boo). 20, Idyll tIde SchtI. Viblen Road. 21. Jaycee lnfrmatton Booth, Sanford. 22. Civic Center, Sanford 23. Prairie Lake Legion Hall Mida' The Snnf ord H',rild )1 "' 1111d) • - - -- -,.c • ____________________________________________________________________________________ FOR YOU IN CONGRESS 4th DISTRICT • • • • Si, Si, Sesame Street NOW! lie Is moving to New York City where he will be working it Number I lincoln Plaza in the home Television Children's Workshlp, which will he preparing programs for the Latin I American countries. Vaughn said 85 per cent of the people of Latin America have an eigh th grade or less educa tion and 50 pet- cent have n second grade or less education. "There is no way for an illiterate person to be a good, active, and involved citizen," he declared. He added that programs such as Sesame Street would have a tremendous impact educationally in the countries where it would be beamed by local television. Despite the poverty of the people, many have television sets, he said. Speaking of the Ineffectiveness of the United Nations, which refused to or was not willing to, get Involved in Bangladesh and Northern Ireland, Vaughn said by the United DEMOCRAT 14 POL. AD. PD. BY L. "JACK WHITE, CAMP. TREAS. ' -. - ____ ___________________________ Seminole Calendar Nov.? ov. 3 Sanford Senior Citizens Club, American Legion Auxiliary Post 53 will hold its November Sanford Civic Center at 11:30 a. meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the in., sack lunch followed by American Legion hail on U.S. program and business meeting. 17-92, south of Sanford. Installation of new members is Sanford Shuffleboard and Tourist Club; covered dish scheduled. business dinner, 6 meeting follows, at the Nov. 4 N - DEMOCRATIC WOMEN'S CLUB OF SEMINOLE COUNTY Volunteer osteen RUNNING FOR PUBLIC OFFICE . - (UN(,RE,SSiONAl. Iteprrst'ntatis c In Congress Fourth Congressional l)istrltt Oiil Precincts in Congress 1-3.lh.--??-27.2h LEGISLATIVE All Precincts State Senator 16(11 i)ktritl I)()t.N BILL (ii.UPELI. Reprt'st'ntatlt t' Fifth Congressional District (;En.Li) ".JEIUtY'' 11, 11 -3111 S State Mtnrnc se' t' Stale R eprentatl' All Precincts (:lt'r JACK sIlltI:vE State Senator 17th District Precinct 7-A ()n1 W. State htepresentalt% ' tSthi)istrlct JOHN STATE All I'recincts Commissioner. Florida Public Scricr('ommjssiun COUN-17 Y 'O(T State Iepresenit.atIs e 33rd t)istrt(-1 ,tll Precinc ts xcept 2-44A-9- 10-13-14 19-20-24-26-29-30 32-33-34-35-3* SKY Th)IIK BENSON IIIhtIt'l' ) ,I. MARCIIIANO) State Representatite 46th District St a t e in. i. III) K. (':\1 iij.it :MI" Collector KI:N III I 1. 'IV l9-?U-?1-26-?9-30-3?.33-31.35.3 Pririnit 7-A On! IU)JIEIIT F. BIt( )OM F: .J. I'I:.Itsos State Reprt'sentatisi' 47th 47th I)istricl I ' I PA'I'Itk'K . . District School Board District Three ' \IISSOL'ltI in:i.mi: S%OI"I"O)(I) isIb Juitittlal I it, oil J. .\I, ''sflJj•;'' o u Wa n t *full state funding of growth needs • decentralized control • fewer laws and rules • less paperwork U(E Pol.K (Toumit Commissioner District One Y 7 - I lIiVI'T;W,-y . CONSUMER PROTECTION S coordinated control *effective appeals system CONSERVATION economic growth *research - incentives - recycling in PUTS PEOPLE FIRST! politics & politicians thru responsible actions *two - way communications * , NO ORS S NO BUTS TOM S ecological protection with . CONFIDENCE 1111.1. NELSON NO IFS • property tax phase out • . O BE A FULL-TIME SENATOR . EDUCATIONAL REFORMS j. District School Board District TV.o It' I., K it 34th District Only I'n'dntI 24-9-10-13-14- If . ' Sheriff JOhN m:. • Supervisor of Elections MuCANNA Herald Editorial Page Editor Stafford Derby will speak on Nov . 1 P. '.1112D., i.v m:it Assessor iii 'I j.'s TIIOV . Superintt'udt'nI of 4 hools If. Rf:('KwI'I'IJ, Good Samaritan Home by BPOE Lodge 1241, at 1:30 pin. DAVIS of (lnuit Court Precinct 7- A Onh LE(;lst,ATIvL County Commissioner DistrietThree OFFICE IN SEMINOLE Flag raising ceremony at the of Steak banquet room. Sanford '. .\11'I'l I t' It All Precincts E'pt 1111.1 (NIL 'EL ' It Precinct 7-A 0111) - Fire clubhouse on the lakefront. Department tih fry, noon to 7 lake Mary Woman's Club pin., Osteen lire hall. Sit 415; and Lake Mary Chamber of turkey shoot starts at noon. Commerce, meet the can. didates, 6:30 p.m., at Lake Nov. 5 Fish fry, Our Lady of tlit' Mary School. Lakes Church, Maxmillian St., The Lions Clubs meets at 12 Deltona, 4-7 p.m. noon at the Holiday Inn house WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT OF OUR LOCAL CANDIDATES WHO ARE OPEN A FULL TIME "DR. BOB' VOTE FLORIDA SENATE DISTRICT ft 16 DIMOCKAT Paid Political Advertising by Democratic Women's Club of Seminole County ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 4 - -- - STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT. 34 ISO. A4. P*U by * I J '0111 IIt.aiII". (au,. 1,.ai P01. AD PD, BY CAMP. TRES. OEM. �ICA ( Supreme Court To Decide 12 Pentagon Papers t. 55•4 It 1k I l.It),k [I:tT,tH ksiudated Pre,. % rltrr 4)5 ANGELES AP — Resumption of the Pentagon Pa;wrs trial of Daniel F.Ilsberg and Anthon Russo could bc delayed until next spring if thf U .S. Supreme Court clecities t hear arguments in a wiretap issue that has stalled the cast Should the high court rejec: the Ells erg-Russo request for a hearing. however, the tria could resume within is It'.' weeks ElLcberg, 41. and Russo, both former Rand Corp. researchers. are charged with CSpicinage, c-onspirac arid theft in connection with the leak it. news rnetha of top-secret papers detailing origins of U.S ir vnh'ement in Vietnam The defendants and their attorneys have scattered across the count.r since the trial recessed Aug. Wi La So 4e(.. . dtis The trial which began last ul'.. was halted in August Just Iter the jury was sworn in At iat çk- tnt the government re'alefseret' to the udc( tu .o C . •. t versatwn of a defense team member during it wiretap of someone eL'.es phone l'c:itt,f 0' ro: v.: .'. ' Trial : '::.... St :. refused to disclose the informalion. The judge said the govern. merit didn't have to tell, and the (It Cruit C.urt 'O,'ul5 Thi O'i 0' '' Is Delayed ... ..: .• : illiam 0 U S. Justice Douglas granted a sta of trial so the high court could decide if %' V"P' t. Ot r. i' t'i'f 5 • ; , s. -. :' .. . • • traveling the country ,'ao paigning against Presl4ii Nixon's re')ectmn an push. : tw ck eri to the \'it't ' V. _______ and the 12 Jurors and t alternates have been waiting sinm then for the call tc return to court the ao I first persons- ever chargeii wit espinruue- for giving secrets ti newspapers in their own C'C1UT4zr. Attorneys have seen their a a test of espionage laws well as a test of c'orL:ti('nal riiht t freedom of LIP Voter Says ' Paralysis L ori Really Is DI* fferent, No Excuse B u&' u&u. Assucialed re %1 met AP — FAIIWIEIJ. t)orit give Hill Clarke an excust for not voting: flr' ara1yzed from the neck de".n as the' result of an aulC rt'ath accident. but he has voted by absentee ballot What's more. ht''s working ti t others to cast their voles William H Clarke Ill suf!- vj a broken neck in June :.f '. can move onlN his heir. (on Wednesday, at age 24. he , marked the one-year atnIvirsar of his release fro-. the hospital by answering c.-ali .' hi.- hotut. tc a of the (onu-nittee I')tI(4t1C o. '. 0 5 IS r 0 She Promises — Fullt*ime Ef f ort - -, For Seminole County. ¶,. .>.:... L-EIect the President It's been verb interesting hut it's a lot for nit to do,' he riswering if phone for Clarke it jcit in iLst'lf. He must if, z_ ;ustic wand lying near his isd b clenching it in fw 'uth 1k uses the stand t press th".ern a wooden lever that the' phone circuit. per. ttin hi:i: to ";al: into it cr('phc'li( near his bed Another switch signals the eperator, who dials outgoln4 calls for him. The lint also (w be' answered at a GOP rnobu headquarters '.'hicfl it 1( })( flR 1'111(... Mt I (-.•) County Commission Chairman Scm rie E i, E R. NO, PO E n assure qt are as en;?her,s€-es hc. 'ht' 00 ¶ht N ' lh r best represen'a'eon pr - CiCcilorl ballot iC) is cor — '. The ICtiO' IS C0'1" 'c,S' 4O't' F rrr. the lop of thE' e' o:• .%tl pick and choose' c,nda'es rather than parties Some of the f ac es really are diferCffl. In thE' rare for Senate Seat i, four candidates are, running Ic represent Serniric'ie. Bre,,ara Osceola and par' 11 4 - arige County in the Stale Senate All four candidates are from Brearo Count, Do any of them really care abcw' Seminole' Can one of them re&v rcprec'r YOU" V4'_ti'€- e-,e:'c:',' 5 the counts' commit , • 'c' 'ht' has wc' e•o area '- : :• t '• o .• •"• '•• o'e'' •.t LURI "11JV11 II 4'.pr :,..' bc'he5 problems of the people Lor ' 15 fjht successfully Ic protect pr.a'€ff 3pt'rt', trorr fly h riiqht developers She has ietped reduce p'opc"" taes She haS made !'ouPtP million c,Ilar decisionsand Saved millions of tarpaye' dollars in 'ht. Process NOW as you' state senator Lor Wso" Column 1 OFFICIAL BALLOT GENERAL ELECTION .., :,,': • .4., ' - '''-'''s. Seminole County Florida A 16 t '. 4- I glo NOVEMBER 7. 172 s— i t., the,s. The ;ipii' rnapi do not fit in aiy ene us:rgory but they all ha'. ,'n,' thing in czjmmon — ti h uaer Wienti infor'ma' ti:'. about the irfacr of .h- rarti — inforrnatmn that can beat be ,thewr 'n a t,grieph'c inp — * Architects * }njnrrrP * Jorr.Irri * Land Appral.ers * L.w'rr. Military Per,onncl * Rral Jr,iI.te I)esrlolurs * Surveyors * Students As YOUR Stale Se-nator LORI Vu ILSCP puru's- ti *REDUCE YOUR PROPERTY TAXES '. ''•. •, '-h. '' ar pe''so'n ''"c '' rpca' Itle rtarit,le . Ct. o: tars, hO'Tit' : the c0.J"1iCt PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY VALUES . •. :'.' ' ' '" '.' 4' Ge' sta'e lecis. ,'o ' asst p':c.cr S ;: ' .':'i .'. i"(ii, ¶'' ' '• • D't..' r,a!orti 'erou' ret . e- :u' .UPGRADE LAW ENFORCEMENT ,, ' e' t. !L''C.' :*- i:' icr '1 'C- eSäb s'° capta puni!,'"en* 'e-peaters- assure as-'er pros-er ''o" :' 0' u • '1tj rdtO': .TAKE EDUCATIONAL POLICY MAKING aAayr fr ,i'id re)rn 11 ',, pare''s- SlLd''5 and teachers'c 'o' • 'O' i',."dti cc SPEND FEWER TAX DOLLARS:" •.. 4"c3 cls-phdt REDUCE THE NUMBER OF WELFARE CHECKS and 'i-ir pa, \'t''t pc-:; ' :o !v,'ies-tI, i'I vr'-c' SHELL PLAY NO FAVORITES. As an independent candidate norn natd by 11,2;1 people who signed her petitions . . . - Lori has no political party obligations to look after. - . - no special interest controls over her, no lobbyists to pay off. - rett fur ibe raps yi. niad. $1.75 b 'LL PRECINCTS State Senator 16th District (Vot(- for one) 1—i , [1 SHE'LL WORK TO LI I ESTABLISH A LOCAL SENATE OFFICE IN LORI WTLSi' SEMINOLE COUNTY. LORI WILSON DIFFERENT . . SHE'LL WORK FULLTIME FOR YOU ! IS Ck with Geg. Stuarti An and Enin.sru4 D,p.rt. LEGISLATIVE 0 LJ1II ) 10% A Worth Looking For I, george L stuart V. fr'5i cPL4'.)Q PiSA. This advertisement cost S276 it), and is paid for by frieriøt of Lori W:lor'i, who believe it is very important that YOU in Serninole County have the best FULl TIME oice- in Tall,hjjs-s-'e Pd. Campaign Treus. Independent �04'AV,O 10,P V,O(/C,wmR � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1972 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 05, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 06, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/eb787d8019dce3f40288adfdabdaf2e6.pdf bf23da6c8f66a9d15ed13bc355f80a02 PDF Text Text 111 - -- -. Lr Mother Killed JFK's A per sonal MIAMI(All ) rall telephone - son clo o 3 ca 3 CL = w Z Clio, M r: - 40 - M M CD all, Loof C 0 et ______ C) ?' CL a g8 aa F (0 ____ 0 P!!)- anth rb p 0 a CID '' 3• - ____ (0 CCDID Wednesday. October 4 1972—Sanford, Florld 32771 PricelOCents 65thyear,NO.32 4 -. ..- (31 C I nnn Ponulation seen in M I II - - - I t 4 i Uhi, _______ - growing political subdivision of like propor tions within the - or - -- rowin es 0 U r g.le -,.*ttt ..'rr -.r rend r.ntnu' rI nIo he 'r F or the first quarter of rnurh July month of the 4econd quar' fiscal ,ar, May th $48.0.17.7,38 and hi' W irigt'n, I) I expectt'(t to grow from 37,500 value AtitTr no (nrrattofl iel lid w building in that ti dl predicte d l'Th iutomotil. c last April Ii 18 (1 in irri' d 1$ 7 it ill It d lii II)II'IIi t th it offurii f Mayor I isr io -Greenbelt" - slated for tilt! Slary 4- Lake Interstate Sc ininolL Not 0nIv i s f.:Ajuili Selluncile flOtIlCVUr(t intersection- as two to near double United States, according to a County expected prime exLilnplCS of Iutur( n size b 1975 am om 1rett to report b the East I entral Florida Regional PlannIng 1970, but, according to VihIen, growth. The county t'onimnisstoner the county !s Council, released today by its "the south part of recalled that to 1970 the ( s a I ii r a b e c o in 111 g C7 (D 1 L I growth he indicated the ai hi pttdliOst (1 1 iflO ii ri .,mid lii ,ithiro (r.i& ts of Osceol a-Seminal c -orange u1m' o chairman. icmmnttt of the chairman ice Vitik n Jr Seminole County is the fastest County Colliliumion FREt) VA N I'ELT B - qeVeral ye rpinqtate the name CaPO C Altaintinte Springs, on repolorted that buil(ling Iwrinit.9 the a., and Sanfor(i in the Another Indication tit l(x:al I r ' on gross revenues of $1.S three Ulfdflthi ending July ii - h was an Asscd ,,tc't iued ts'tet'n January and growtri ;rt this niarnirdi fr c i in s, pt iiit r (hi i ir tt - • ;..i i To ( $ w ' (D V A ;irting fin the 1990 s 0 4 •' Of 0"_ , ______ 0 0 00 0 c' mmhet jnri4 , " that that ttw ,t,ntht M PtPI4effl jVfl to the (1 •t•. 11,it J(ilybyflothlis '() NeUIi pretty well Kennedy had phoned O'Neill, than IflA j.'arm ago it ,ut.,, fiOfl mnTC EdwnrclGurflry 00(1 Iiw• pretty well Romtnn area the denied rv an unnamed (lark Hoyt of the IkrnhF' (pifltPd ton ( hilem (',,Ile ( aniseral wam lfrtnl'I I)erfl4Tat wam acting on her 'Y in grcmmioniil itaff rnr'mher Wahini'ton liurenti mid The Iterall *aid Rep ls Uape Kennedy In $t behalf * ''iIl in turn ,i,fltn(ted l(p naineil to ()Neill cnnflruwi$ An aide $ in iflrCfld memory of I'reml'lent John F IIC i dOing this fl hI oWfl Frj HI,cori" I' \lillrr. I) iiif t1ay that the rr,nrPrnafl ll th of J4ek Toeay aver e appnrn' iIIitmirmnon of the S'leti( e 00(1 Kennedy it the he' a;e he wam a friend flie lleriiII calil Miller u.uld did go to Miller and itop finished.- Kennedy 'r. and dn.mn I fret that ing of the bill 'hat he threatened Amtrnnnutirs (,,;,nnittee, and the name of the niune kill (hi' bill h) imieri I Failing to huh Am of rvw lt all of ciFIden. we ihould itart to try to rhange asked him to block the IIerht maid. Kenput it on liii iiii0iiiittep'q the aide aecrir'Iing to the rhanginL the namem of plati'm ('ape (nd Miss to Cape" tiongitig hill But late nedy the after The in' amure to rewune (ape clii 1 Millrri likes ha newipaper. while admnting named 'lie : Kennedy was pushed through - 000 mom (A _) () tit kill it bill to) of Callor Kennedy back to 4 V - 2 % 2 m (1 . (fl jil. 3 . L E LP g CL 3 .0 C- a 73 - U) a ' -: 4A 0 7 40 r- fro 5 I on ' Rk)(ked ii Herald y Massi ro I 3 -0 - It t4 1f1 a II r _4 o C ii Charicjc M ( ii 1(IVtI Kentledv toMuH:hIIrtts I'. (unr'sMtmIfl Jtntni, Bill clape during August no t Sn 1 - ((1 L - -- - - JW . A 1., . • - Ilatilli jig Council predicted now is shifting to the northern SCIIII11ole County would grow from tile 1970 census count of part of the county." ( Population-wtse) and tile trend - cOU 0,40 ' A .- .C Col. Its 411~ tI 1 Owl • 1 f is 120.000 and the newest estilllate of growth IS it population of 150.000 In 1975. her. estilliates for 1980 were increased from 148,000 t0 172,000 while the projection for 1990 is 218,000 persons in based on housing construction. school enrollment and utility 4 •• Mat projection was enlarged last year to an estimated 114,000. Now, says Viblen, the out that the Greater Sanford area was e.stilliated in April 1977, to have it population of 17.500 and that it is ailliCil)"t it %%ill grow t0 48,000 Ili 1975 and 77.000 I n Vililen state --Tile Manning Council has been monitoring l:rowth in the region and $ •-' 83 692 to 98 000 b 1975 Thi. 19Th Vihit n elaborated b tiotntIn t { - - - -- - -. '- _1 0y. g• Including all others in the entire •-t ,,g . PEARL L To recap, Vthltn pointed out re vised." lie pointed out that presently Seminole as a whole is expected there are 7,000 homes under to nearly double [ruin the 1970 uction in the Greater census figure of 83,692 to an Kudos to the local elections constr Sanford area alone. To further estimated 1975 population of office. . .A(,Al elaborate on the Sanford area l50,000 while Greater Slmtordts Last night's performance resul ts totaling the election demonSatedthePr0nc)'0f in that this 1mli:et:e first. . Ahe very grou o n hrsttobecomPleted 1 t" f ' . - - / ,../ • - Bs John A Spels ' OIL- or Seminole County. Vililen terims these eslilliatei as parent that our previousIv CLO ESTA. G LI S qxre -'= - -' Sam • SR 436 - — - .1 . .: -- . L. - VXT 1 ft . U i"t .-. . . 4RASS LAKE ____ do ,... - -- - - .-.. - state 0C/) P I - - '2. W (0 IC- 1 :E 0 co 3 is M (D 15-mmaom m X. &M - *C a 5 0 IQ r1w go 7 6 ft CD CL ID IlarWr -It is about the advc age 195. Ille %%.ir, as follows: I) 0 u. s. Government bc4t ' lit 4-1 1 C (D fly lULL size, to bring up to date on censorship: Frolli the bwk. written by Jerry Delia Femina title-"From Those Wonderful Folks Who Gave You Ilearl __ M (D fr 0 M has decided that you cannot call your cherry % 1 pie cherry pie unless it has 32 h€rries per pie, or sona.thiflg ike Uiat. Now who is going to )eU about the .herl) Pit'" ' pZ C IM Because emp .'ij, CWT , 0 U 't ¶ . Xl_. 3 t" be counted and before it (,if n emptied into tile pie ther 1U.St be no less than Lhirty-t"() de.rrtes in the Pie. Yours for bcAter cherry Ple'l- •' 0 n a figure of ttitrries per cherr' pie the pie uanpafl) has commit got up with a sieve oral they've U - Fr* A- man one Washington tuis arbitrarily set (D • , ILI 0 it - fT - . ,.• , - . V IRI's blame it on (i'ort' I iri't Washington. 0 K.? If he was his replied that this £. -II Z - If ' C. - _____ melon? 6 -. - - - . ' TIY IiI1 kI 'recaster to mittee. . - 4A iii issue is e5l,fl1 to la%e t state purchase outdoor recreation lands, tile asked that the Wcktva ( h'ti11b4l (.OiflIfl1tt( project be included, since River scenic river cornit was explained by harold Rowland, land of mittee chairman there' are to piee in tt(ljdlCflt to the riser that could lx' 'or xi ited in the Weki ''i (lest 'r ijo • Scellic ItIver by tile state, it t"Ilds to were available. lii t'Xplci mning purchase the support for the Heathrow was sidetracked pro ('ou ntv fl 11(1 Planning IV tilt' Zoning for planner reported the count y is not ready approved such a (lt'V(!lOj)!fleflt, the t'oriinilttee a Illotioll I)v B(Ita all (-,111illp for support of st tile Countv (oU)IfljSSlOI) that it favorably consider uppropriate zoning to accomplish it. worried about )tsterda) - - 10 a Sargent Shriver. appealed for for tile ticket in Indiana and plan to b his suplHdrttrs ant Nixon has said ItO to pr grimii designed to bene fit the it I U U )U .1) during workers of this country" ki 11(1 4 ilIihiigfl \braska lit Great Falls. he pr used the would ci tre be ,iitcricJmi l'arty presidential utmninistration's initiatives in , "will what tilt- hard Sixon ""n"Ot how it president of tilt' 11"Ited M ri t4th iltU )rimih l di t,iitk I st li ()' irman ill rence ,ii'nttal campaign. Ilut Vice PreSt(t('Iit Spiro I locace ,tCVcl(';htItt'htt I( it planned et 32 states and he hits an l.excellent" chance of wull"I id. im,initr,uti0fl tiruitasaLs on the in California. Michigan .uitt tilt- la bor movement,'' he sa ). first term inay ex, reed Ilm billion anti accustd ((1 liul to tile %litland.Soutil ' - — -I - - • qr Cluntiber of Commueret' for - WAYS NOT') liE (Y1'Pl.t) And for the ret'ord, there are '-I Inore than 8W known g)lrl' W W The one wtiieh particubirtlY . CRUM my attention was No. 16 Vanity can cost YOU Illoney or 8 health. "No known product or - - grow your half .- wrvice call make you taller; remove °r educe Your pfevent N - ""Is etgtit by creams. belto, glrdlc or *c*t A class action petitIon for a (ItIcting if "lifilltival uon gillike" Turner's a. alt ( ourt Juilgi 't', ithiamim . 'I Whalen, who shooting us reported to pleaded guilty to the mui'del' of Richard 1)iiv and was sentenc ed to life imprisonment on a h8ve occurred at the S*forit guilty plw to robbery, and itobert 11yall. ii today when Michael Cross, prison inrnaU' itt Starke. 11yan states Illat the petition attacks a lite @. amire" unknown Was, struck by a bullet from a .38 Florida statute, governing murder, as not misdemeanor. being 11 felony but rather a Further, he states that the sthtute, when d not bot. applicable, lit! and Whalen coUl punished punished by death. Further, the ;wtltlont'i' contends Whalen Is entitled to a jury trial and revolver. Seminole Memuial Hospital filloliches poded the wound, wall not ; se the 19411. Aceurdimtl Ia anfurd police L WtllLA Iykrns. fl I' during the ateventing hQU.N. I I I F II l smol uittndul u tait ulated ga is-like tit the trial atmosphere -calculated to uu ittiiittate i 'imtr ki',t'1 ,im nl Iii i'd tii t tile Jurof- S." today 1XISIli011ed tile tile hearing -- - ----- i ditit kotiltlkylll: a ,mteuf titmie UP F'R ICE 0 F ROM Index 2. out. caleiklar (ho Pinellas ('tiunty (l,,IfIt?t% ittl I Prefunished MouldingS For the ultimate Ill celling iuxur\ stt'uitg t ''tltng Tile Center where 'ou can See the latest 41.1 Pulii'e' Chief Frank L)nnieb- Dr ('rune Rosemary MontotiterY, 25 Ktluhiirtitl 4L%5L( tit 011111cs CourtImuie. 181111111119 tile elltrance, until asked tit 11love by es Paneling AcceSsor III nigi' I-:iirlier600 %ttiiuen. stiiiie car- lii sitt 99 $ Ile labeled tile Ill 0 i e,. 1tt'stt ---- - its, imraded leg, r"a T uritilas ssu s Ito state' Bulletin writ of habeas dliOSt likely toudi Ii* President Nixon has licit CLEARWATER.Fla ';%II I ii unsidera ble 0 iIi oann limit t ot;t'rn, who ;aritntts lit ItUttlilil allot Ne - of %outo vote for Ifichard Nt%on is itleant ''cast, In tile telling )Ou to vote agaiwit your Americall fariners." lie 360 otmi inte rests—to slash your said the IX mat rata. tot leS5 e Weather c~lndlcUte John Schmitz salit tit Ittlallu.(1411 w ill bw-- 11.4ted on the balluts tit AL Judge Postpones Agn( umit rprot( 1100,mtl01% - eiected, thines we going to ar his thi. labor %-ote in (olumnbus Mumitar.a 1k p1 mnnetl to go nan said the in bad that peopl it) iouth Dakota. ber who told them ut ollio. telling is labor group. "Ili tod.1% itipaign aides say. It will be ell and to gtit is to Increase the Nixon th in thCtILpI II' part of an Intensiv e ,tntl%at every stage in his career Hit-h- Mct;avern's home state, by Per cent over wt it ti4 % turner. accused of iulatuni - fl 'ot r to the Jnerl4an party \tw Jer',t, ilmuis and Penn intl tht lndodttmui Ilig N Freedom On Writ the -juter, itation 'Tuesday began dii. prvdw 93 mUtton letters ('rt'knt .gm1tw .amnpatgnetI patt.tuflg 'ilc(io%rIl s runi,tng mimati 5&n Gtorgc Mctotrfl %1ll announce oil t- twduled an% pearances this week. Vice (,elling on federal spending it dtir 1k ,itttl tin tot il deficit and Ight, it, Its tlemands for a 11-2150 bilholl . . it-tem. )IJU Today is tile tomorro% .0 c War an En overn ,* Assorlaled 11'ress Writer bond As a companion measure with the Whalen Requests . Nixon Has Plans, Too , water count, right? . - I come about. Why didn't tie say h SCUll' Endorsements Of the JC no 1,)IIUIU eeli Illeathrow" de%,elopment and a state proposed $240 million general obligation bond tile state of outdoor issue for the purchase by recreation 1jill(ts were actions taken this (1 Chamber of development coill, Commerce cotlimullitv Seminole ,. Sminole Plaza to the loer left and English Estate -it the upper left. Bill Vincent atirial t'hI1' Central population vie. in the Opinion of the East the population l'1 lorida Regional Planning Council and 4:1t-t'.S. trend will shift northward. Pictured is the SR 'Heathrow "Well when you are filled up tohere..ttYth00efh0' I L Nlt .1= with Prairle Lakt- At more taxes. _______ -0 if 0 218.000 — U all atoM;m Worth Population Of uth Seminole ()IllltN is reaching the saturation point need more people or more industry, just more mone thus ID E - One Picture Is is county, someone comes up — w -' SEMINO. ha ' 2 - Supporting From The hiallbag: -,-*a, 111r. Spolski: - - just when you think you e heard everything about O$iUltt'tlL 11am t't - ul" their love to 'l'turflerJudge l'mIteraon poitpoiued hlu.puh mitite 4A Saivrdmys MASTII CHUO$ l 32ZQSQ0 �- Sewer Letter Called 2A-TheSanford Herald Wednesday. Oct. I utilityControl Aide Employed 4. 1972 41 1 1 1 I Mari ne is EmploY w u A0 4 AM _ - For bL. i DA' __ r nonxdli%IVC franehlSCS. SOUth Seminole Utilities, Wat,1 4! reported then to be satisfac- and Idis Willis. of areas where dredging wnrk tory In both flowing water MibUl8Ct Service. appeared Sewer t'Otnp8fly. Wint er ' VI ,'ø, done by land developers creates I. * silt problem. pollution around lake front property. CommiSsion the those tnchnkj Seminole County CornThe "train talk" came about before Adair an e xclusive Springs were (ftcer 1A requesting Chairman , miuloners handled a wide Control Adair rccoiiitncntkd henCommission suggested the contraptions when the franchise. stating that too many r ~~ - = -discussed muorntnrhmi variety of subjects ranging ' rvices some building permit . . . ~- DOT diapers as an *id Greg flnm1mond an or. emergency J from "diapers" to trains during known as removed for I.ynwood as stat4 cut possibility of passing . "rj~ to citing as an lead to a their regular meeting Tuesday. in the never-ending fight accident in requlreflwfltim have now twen of water- dinance downgrading train llution , ~& where example the recent I Z The "diapers" In this case down on po , it -1 speeds in country areas all, Was In- met thtch an consisted of sheets of builder's gays. unmarked crossings iir' the Adair mentioned that the City had volveil. Adair stated that he attorney was plastic, weighted on the bottom county . The i tle other Longwood was listed in the the T of In Jesse McCall, the em in 111116~ up a and supported by floa ts on top. examined th franchise petitioner. '' sIate.ISSUCII moratorium. in Indian River section and instructed to draw tentative ordinance for con• used to control turbidity I - _s%u the process III It is in Although questioned at length about the meeting. sideration at the next application accident, the qualifications of establishing a city sewage ff C. A. Robinson's and the number system, presently there is no was accepted as executive his personnel, expects to sewage treatment plant in the secretary of the Seminole of vehicles which he Willis, town. County Industrial Development USC in the county. :.J - - ::-! subjected to the 7!;. 7~~* 10---', ~~~~~~~-i,-~~~Notice was given to can. AuthorIty SCII)A). replacing 11kcwse, was Kelley. resigned. ssme quesUo' After much tildates no longer In the running David captain. discussion. it was decided to remove signs. 11 they are still Robinson, presently a John is retiring after 20 years in the grant both services a non- to -a S Corp. A native of exclusive franchise for one U Polk next 11eS4hI.. Sheriff will have a work setn. U.S. Marine THIS CITY OF Sanford street cleaner caught fire in a convenient spot is corning year. Roth were notified that inviting said candidates (i Mo., he Kansas City. run on foot to the Sanford spot checks of their equipment at PI1r and explain why. this morning. Driver Ike Cullen was able to here from Cherry Point, N.C. two station. only a block away. The employment becomes and drivers will be made number his Fire Departments In still other iIttiOfl, Lime frequent intervals. hlerndon's t and French Avenue due to a was salary ee his effective Oct 16 machine caught fire at 13th Str rezone subsidy bid for handling in• cntmunissioflt'rs voted to of W1".1 north hydraulic leak. The Sanford Public Works Department reported the set at $12,500. tract thigent patients was $20,000, a 2S-acre adutility control The new First Street and west of U.S. :- , damage as only minor. , l Mccall's, $15,000 -i(rv Tnvinr Photo ) iii .......i be Col. ,g will 'iiui'.''''." uiim.n.s" li, ru i.ieuri.v tn ''' ' P°' 01'J. pollution control Several commercial ttw In fishermen present. ''The kta)rn<ui Seifert, filling the of five buslnt'SS as flirdlen Devt'lt'i fLchennen attended Tuesday's licer's report. a new list ' Commissioners will vacancy created by the Count % sewage treatment plants not went Enterprises, has it ctn. Counts 'Trnic.sIofl mee ting to propt'rt%-. re s ignation if fl F Simon The Likt' (PUS matter under t'OT slate stammd.irds was tr,ut to purtlmise this enlist aid in their struIc sideration and we will hae salary in this case will be meeting The suhdivlsioii still have in. added to th list affected by the remove the ban on daylight representatives at the Oct. annually. Apple trance roads from Orange trotlme fishing imposed by Seminole County now has the sewer moratorium meeting of the G ame and Fish ,4 _&W40~19 '_ fly Council ticlau'd the opening of two ('AEi,llER It V paving bids for one week In the hope that mitre imbis will hi receiveit in the mncnntinie. Involved In the bidding are three major projects thi' paving of Mehxiy I Jifle . Ivy I ne and Lake Kathryn Circle )ne hid received was purported to be for iiII three projects, ity Mnruigt'r anti the other for just a portion of the f)ru)ec is. C rOufl('il that hi' hail been In Ronald fl4'rgimman reported to the inilii'iiteil other companies, will) had that ii,ntit with three City Engineer It C' Conklin thi'v w i'uIil send huts this w'k . un g.'ii the count II to item y the bid opening for another w t'i'k in fol Itiw tinier to see If these bids are received ('ouncil voted to -- - &: ne Ban Protested To United Fund - 5,00 P.M. .Ind it will be the FL&h Commission in Seminole Time in t1w ounership of Mr. and Mrs. United this area. All the county waters. Seminole Count)" George Robert Tucker will have a gala fst use of This ruling imposed a serious the United Fund proceeds from the games and e 1972 affair going for th of e Seminole County Chairman Foster, that will be blow to th Fund Camof Seminole County. It is going the giant prizes ed according to Figures Seminole Unit FUN-d - in Legal Notice O utl ine - '- --.. I. . . Hospital Notes . ) - " ., ' , • - a Legal Notice tuO9mCt may be entered against vi IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 1330, Sanford, Florida. 37771. and file in the DAVID GOHAGEN a nd GEORGIA SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. the original with the Cler k Of the you tot the relief demanded a GOHACIE N. his wife, complaint styled Court on o' before Action Nc 73537 above Defendant (SI of the seal and and MAUDE 0 Q(f0$34r WI TN E S' my hand default DARLING 19, 1972, otherwise a LeRoy 2nd. 1972 October ORDER FOR SERVICE *ifp. Court art the sad Pl•intifft, and ultimate iudgmcnt will be en DARLING. his BY PUBLICATION ter" against you f or trw relief (Seal) V ARTHUR BECK*ITH On motonand ahIiavit of plaIntiff WILLIAM wITPIA;.'. and LEAN 0 dema nded fl the Petition a en AS Clerk of said Court i n true above entitled cause by WITNESS my hand and official WITHAM. Et Al By Ceceta V Ebern Defendants KendeII W Wherry its Assistant seal of said Court on thiS 15th day of A Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF SUIT United Stales Attorney. .n an "lionn September. A 0 . 1972 (itt. 4 Publish Oct A. II, II 75. 1972 TOQUIET TITLE against the defendantlll, David ( Seal) Annual membership brunch IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ARTHUR H BECKWITH. JR DE 31 and Georga B Gohagen, ma n's Altamonte Springs Wo ______________________________ C,ohagen FLORIDA Clerk of the Circuit Court 0.5 wife. and to enforce a lien upon To DANIEL V M.ARTIP4. JR P0 Eden SitU&?C in thS District IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE real per OiL S EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Boa 100. PdOrlh WirtdPtiSm, Mar* if Deputy Clerk _______________________________ I,WV general meeting, 7:30 sli vet, and if dead. his unknown LOt 93, ACADEMY MANOR, ,r ,Øs,iegateesor grantees Florida State Sank FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 12. p rn, Altanmofltt' S&L. recorded in Plot UNIT ONE. Persons or Pa and all other Ill? rties Suite 22 Page 93, Public Records of Boos 13, ,, Marriage of claiming liv. trtrouru. under Post OffIce 50' 1330 Oct. MANY IPFNE DOUGHERTY. Ster"Inci t County, F for ids &fj&intl thorn. 8^0 1 0 Sanford, Florida 32711 Dug Action Committee. and It appearing to thC Court that the All per-sons having of claiming Attorneys for Petitioner WIF F. pm.. Teague Middle Prtit.Onef. defendant(s). David Gohagen and any right, title or interest in arid to Publish Sept 20. 27, Oct 4. ii. 1912 Gg'a B Goruagen. hit wife, the fol lowing described property. DEN SO DOUG1'tEttt'l. not inhabitants of nor found within Seminole County, DANIEL FRANCIS in situated (let. 5 the State of Florida and have not Hjthlhti. IN COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT Lake Mary Chamber of YSTAL LAWN, R MPOndcnt wolurelarily Lots S and 6 in CRYSTAL SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Commerce. S pu., at school; ording to the Plot thtfill0f 0% NOTICE OF ACTION that personal service upon them is scr -Greenbelt" FRANCIS not DANIEL incorporation 10 practical because their recorded in PIat Book 6, Page 6. File No. 4763 Estate .4 i IY. whi'.0 liSt kflO*n teS.df'fl(t' and whereabouts i'itt c Rords of Seminole County, will be discussed HALBIRT L EDGE. I ,esidenc e arid whiereabout Florida unknown, it is Deceased YOU. AND EACH OF YOU. ARE known ORDERED that David Gotiagen Oct. 6 Ills NOT110E TO CREDITO ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NOIIFIEDthat til levillooverf Title YOU 000acien. his wife, CallIpbell I.ossing unit. Ti All Persons lfavin$ Claims Or de'scribeo properly hat B thit an action in toe nature of • and Gevgia to tl'ie or Plead to the Complaint proceeding for dissolution of American Legion AuxiliarY, been filed aga..flt you and you are Demands Against Said Estate against you herein by the 71h day of November, hereby You and each of yOu required to ser ye a copy of yQUt marriage ruat been filed p.in.,Ltglon ball; planning thi Court Complaint on the arid required to file are required to serve a copy 1972, and in default thereof answer to the and yO'i notified for district president's visit. on Will proceed to the hearing and Of of your written defenses. if any, Plaintiffs' attOrney, LAWRENCE R Claims and demands which you. as of David PoloConer's ellflorneltv. *h(At niliffif *divdirsf-on of this suit K I R V, WOOD, P 0 Df&*vr 8, t,ther Of ro.j. male, ha tte against said and address appaSts below, on or G.c.ragen and (,eorga ft C..ruaijn, Winter Park, Florida 37759. and Ill estate in lute offic, of Honorable Congregational Christian true origiiial in the office of the Click Wallace II Hall, County Judge of oefc.ve october 24th. 1917. and file hit *ihi, had been served with 11,,tclerk f this proces in the State of Florida, but sale, of the Circuit Court, S•minole Seminole County, at hi5 off-CO in the 'oe cr' nil m 'lbelOfe rummage Church (filly to the eahent provided for by service ithef County Courthouse. Court Sanford, Court House in Sanford, Florida, Park. Florida. Of' Of before October 20th. fellowship baa, 24th ' " Section 1635. Title 2$. Unit ed Slat es ,.mu., Peliliuiier S from the mof'ifPts withif' tiC calendar med iately thereafter otherwise a Code it it further ,7j, other*.se. a Default will be lime of etse first piAiit.f ion of this ef the reli for you will be entered against YOU •OalflS ORDERED that notice of this entered notic. Eachcl.lmOrdemif'd must default Oct. Ii ,, Ot,n.nuou ...... OlOic be pJbIiWed U! hIS ij*iiIed LWV "go-see" tour of Th$notiC,shallbeP1bl11t51d011 pefition States Marshal in a newspaper of potl office address of witness my hand and the seal of general circulation in Seminole HO week foe four consecutive residence andand courthouse. 9 am. be sworn to mutt weeks in true Santord Herald. San the claimant this Court on September 111th, $972 County. Florida, once a vvevk for situ y the claimant. VIII agenCy 04 ford. Florida (6) consecutive weeks, commencing or the same shall be Oct. 12 torr5eY. Arthur H Beckw.th, Jr (Seal) on September $3. it?? Mary James Edge Seminole County Campers. ARTHUR II. BECKW1TH. JR . As Clerk of the Court DONE AND ORDERED E.e'cufrii Circuit Court By. Cecilia V (kern Clerk of true 7:30 p.m.. First Federal S.&L, Orlando, Florida, this 14th of ui 00 &I By: Cecelia V. (kern Deputy Clerk August. it?? Altamonte Springs. W C HUTCHISON. JR wHIrFIEL0, WRIGHT, D.pvIi' clerk S. Peter T Fay TRICICEL of and Leffler lc,rkeood I. LEONHAROT HutChitOfl Lawrence R United Status FELOER, B1TTIP40PIAU Oct. 14 Post Office Drawer VI 709 Metcalf ftviiding 0.itriet Judge Sanford. Fier-do 37771 Auction to benefit South I. HIERS Orlando. Florida 32501 II, 20. 77. Oct. f, II, Publish. Attorney for PetItionerDrawer p.o AtIory$ for the Seminole Community library, Wintir Park, Florida 37759 PubliSh: Itpt 30, 77. Oct. 4, ii, itfl is, 19 77 Sepf. 13,30.77. OcI. 1. 1913 pubfi 10 am., Seminole Plaza, PubliSh. 5.0. 20.77. Oct 1. n, itfl OEM 55 DEN ' DEN I? DEN 111I Caiselberry. Thru Oct. 2 1 In 1 the ('t-ntr;ih Florida iul)t'rFlorida culosis arid Respiratory Disease ASM*lUUOn, 'lhrougim (1,1.' tuOI*'r.lti1 (it Department Of Health and Rehabilitauve Services, JacksonviIIeiafldthCSemlnb0teCt) hIealthI)epartflTefltia of mobile chest x.ray unit from the Florida Department Health and Rehlibilitative Services. Jilicksonville. will be in Scniinolc County through Oct. 21. Wednesday, Oct. 4, Altamonte Springs Jackson St. and Lunbar. 2:30.5:30: North Street and Iz,niWOOd Road tnear Midwa)' Mart), 61. 'I'hw'sday. Oc t. 5. W. 13th St. and S. Olive Ave. 1-4 and 58. - Friday,0(1.6 -W. 13th St. and S-Mulberry Ave.. 14 and Saturday. Oct. 7, Sanford - Midwa) and Cannan, . pes, Si.11; Roam area, 11:15-2:45' Midway Ave. and Si 'tk'ardall Ave. and Main St. St. and S. Tuesday. Oct. 10, Sanford. Go1dbO(O-W. 13th Mulberry, 1-4 and 5-8. Wednt'sda ) Oct 31, Sanford-- Bell Ave. and W 16th St., 1-3; Bell W. 18th St., 611jM1a). Oct. 12, Sanford - Sanford Ave. and 5th Street. 1 and - Jamestown, Me thodist Friday. Oct. 13, Ovledo Geneva Road, 61. ChUrCh. .s:I."3G. Jct': (''FY; Butler Boston Court, 9-lu; Oviedo Saturday. Oct. 14, Chapel AME Church, Reed and Harrison. 10:30-11:30; Grant 2'30-5. 1-2; Avert B and Broadwa). TuesdaY. Oct. 17. Sanford - W. 213th St. and Shepherd Ave., 1-4 and 5-8. and Shepherd Ave., 1-4 and 5-L Thursday, Oct. 19. IaxigwoOd - Long wood hotel, and 4-7. Winn Dixie, FrIday. Oct. 20. LOflitt100 - IA)fleW( 11w)'. 1742. 1-4 and 5-8. - W. 13th St. and Shepherd Saturday, Oct. 21, SanfOrd Ave.. 10.3 and 2-5. I Semi no e C l - - ' ' -, i. ' , ', State Chest Xray Unit - dar - as 7:30 are and " are above appear are any :' at ' Seal (state A ti A@L Pt takes the worry wearc; deurc out I rl,F . , I ,I? ~ ~1-1 - . I .. \ 4 ~ _ M~f ~ r~--- I __ 1 ~ -.1I .1 ;1 . I ~ \ . - - , " Rochester. New York, on the day of November, 1977. at ID 0) o'clock in the fore noon of that dl, 'iiei El MIS ,in Mfrs 71' to not e granted dealing with the a-I infant chitd accor ding to the provisionsof Article 100$ the Famitu Court Act, Section 371 of the Social Services Law. and Section Ill of hOe Cfevd r,,.il 0. laws, in that he be declare" neglected and abandoned by hi'. legal lather, and that his consent to adoption be dispensed with by resson of the aforesaid noglect and abandonment, arid it is further 000ERED, that serviceof a cope of literOrder be made upon the saO MASON DIX, either Personally n't ' least twenty (70) days PtiOf to thi' return date here'of,or by publication Of thiS Order at least once a weep for (Our (4) successive weeks in two (2) newspapers at the place of the last - ' , • , is . 2U. UMC i U Carbd £5, Un AirC 12'0 US Steel $ . etl El 10'. W(W 0' 'i'' wOO" 3 ' ' -. ' ' ' But the 'cicome 'sV,on hostessetmn ;ii.l.e itt'.msie.'t to adjust to your new surroundings , nint nmybe put l snide on )-uur fit ci Johanna l)awsen, of 1101 Holly Ayenuc, Sanford, Flu., has . reported for duty at the Marine ,. . , ,.;o Corps Base, ('amp L.ejeunmt', aI i I Be G. Oltl.ANIX) Mic Bride -. Navy Scanman McBride, Still RecruIt Iirut't' (;. of Sir. and Mrs. (;elle Mcliritiv 703 Palmetto Avt'flut.', San fords was graduated frolil recruit training at 11w Naval Training Center in Orlando, of securely closed postpaid wrIPP"directed Cr' tb's outtidi thereof to It' sad MASON DIX. at Orange Cent" Boulevard, Orlando, Florida. th" being hit last known addictS at least l6pril li, eight 124, days Prior 10 Itep r,ltutfl date hereof, and ltiat %U(h Service personally or by publi(aliofl and mailing asherhin direcbedtO the said MASON DIX lii deemed due and sufficient noilce In Ohl! matter to - - __________________________ - ) ('Flf~w[,k (f,/(,01~1 ublsh•'J Daily. except - Enter, . '' 9 hii' Sanford I herald him. l4othetter, New York 1U30 Publish - Oct. 4, ii, II, 75. 1111112 • IS NO LAUGH MATTER... husband of the former Miss -. the day of first publication In ot °'' " - - CAMP I.EJEUNE, N.C. Izrine I'lt', Alvin Pridgt'on Jr., SENTINEL, Orlando, Florida, THE SANFORD HERALD. Sanford I lorida and by clu'posltlncl a opy 1w, cot in true Post OfI ice at ' ' Th.OkOi IS', , It', TeaaiO A. Pridgeon Domestic Relations Law, and other Judge of the Family Court County of State of New York Dated Sept 20th. It?? $ Madeline E O'Nsil Deputy Clerk of the Cowl S Charles G. Finch Attorney for the Petitioner Office and P0. Address III Westfall Road '. i...,, hI 34'. i.Ce,1(h 715, show cause why an Order HOME ' ', • aS'i -. hell' or as soon as counsel can be shout , •i - Saturday. Sunday and Christmas. published Satr,.ra.dlfl urday Christmas by The Sanford Herald, 300 N. F ranch Av.., Sanford, Ft. 37771. . I - - Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Fi3.'$da 3)171. Subscription Carrier. Week .35 PIUOSRI I.. 1314 VIRGINIA p, 5anfoid, Fl.. ' pit 115111 Caii.sIbiiiy, El., . - pIILDA RICHMOND Rates by _______________ $11.00 Yeal' 0(121 - 661514 D.11.n., Fl.. u n , ., . . " S____ . I. - ;;,,___:;_______ -- - __ I~ I - 'I ______ r.iti'3 I 1TII&1 i. ,ils (u •:v '' - Gø%V,fflV, Add-a,jØt0' 'I '?9 1$ I a sWarT. rii tiC .. . . . .. - ___________________________________________________ _________ . - - _ IL a - - ~_ - A, __ " - . ;_ 311111111111111JEW"w- 1. -~~ _~~.it I!mr1~- _7~~ - ( i4~4. _;J - I " - - ATUROAY OCT.? 512Vaki I x - I ,._. 1.10 ,ou -. In . . _i) - .- ~ It '4~rl.- - - 0 . -. I ",:i - . - rikar. 1 - In' ARM '(-NA V u;rffhi - - -~ ~:- --A - 'I ' I I hoille.4. dlicussed proposed revision% - LI A I - -- the ,- t', in' lii'I:ri, .ri.'i f 'JT .iod St Chew' -. i u,ctc require'! t.y the u c,tiflt'j ''1 ~ ._0-'r. . Men's Shoes - lie also point"l to the "xtr.i hAS I Lt I M VTJHT.. another newsplip4'r - . - - Swofford .;nul ' ,utherri States Cnluies Ii i.d , gnvetfltri"t-" - The 5 foot Qestetner printing plant. - .' --- -. It is not tight for the peripir' of Altarnonte to uintlnue to tie ir the cost of cer'iing areas sw it as Spring Valley, Spring IMkr I tills, Irmuilwo.4 Ecbmtes. anti mirc'aq north anti cad of 9," ru " ............................. , liii,, - - - _...s .. i..........I .0 _______________________ 11/ '"' ' . Swuninhng Iol ordinance, and discussed time question of offering fire prot ec tion to schon1 not in time city limits. Legal Notice __________________________________________ - - i 1 he stall' nctui;ill' has banned r,inn&'rtillns to tile i I tv's _______________________ AND NOTICE UN DER FICTITIOUS p;umgn. said today "these to be a game carnival and all given away ll give the United IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 1P4 FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME NAME LAW COUNTY. SEMINOLE flea market fans, who are Fund a big boost toward presented to the Count) NOTICL 15 hereby ,;,ven that I am FOR that I a n' NOTICE is hereby 9,vien pihlat'd Section 1450$ ccumlng two week ends are gnal c ,f Commission by spokesnian for !h engaged in t,us'ne%S at Xii Tuli's FLORIDA their 'n buS'fl4'tt it 492 looking for the buried treasure making Notice I'. hereby given that County. CIVIL ACTION NO 73.flQO the commercial fishing in'n going to be very boy ones. The LongwOOd. Scroflole to engauc prings Sem.r.0Ie Ave. . undersigned. deSsflflU AItbt"tOtItC S In re The marriage 01 ,Mr. anti Mrs. homer I"ayson, that always lurks in a flea $82,000 00." Florida under the fictitious name 01 terests. Mhifland Flea Market under County. Florida i,g',der Pif fctt.ouS LEGERE ROSE ()(OIlEit3, 12 and tP%.Vt I tIURIEL MEN". market, can also play in the HANDY AITAMONTE MALL & number itt Mrs. LE. Estes, wholesale nameo0 o as. TAPE SALES, and 'THE with the PETITIONER. AND ROLAND E 'So_-c0me00C'C0mea11 Admissions newlyconstructedgarnearea said njme intend tO , ttec ad me and Mrs. James Neville, Attimonte Avenu.'. in the City o that I Id to regIster I FC.ERF RESPONDENT ou Seminole Flea Market on fish dealer, reported that circuit C rt, the Ctech 01 Springs. Florida. iflte) Maitland the " to Sanford: Altamonte the Crcu' Court, *th tte Cl,l't of NOTICE OF ACTION girl section will be ,,This C ounty, Flor ida in accordance with to regstrr the said name wth 17-92 and help the Unit ed Fund 2(.431 pounds of catfish were Seminole Coy. Florida n ac Estella Williams 10 001 AND F LE GIT OF Tom.C'tit.OuS Mrs i Mr. an d the nrotOnS of the ill benefit the United Fund of handled ma thrrnonth period the dec k 0' toe C,rcu't (curt N RFSI DINC F UN NC'. *th the provIi% 01 Sect-on while hunting for your .latin's hiartimeld cords 1 WI Sta'utes. Name \Vt'atlmertnan, girl Seminole County. Florida Seminole County on the LAST KNOWN MAILINC' and treasures at the Flea Market of Last year. The same three Fictitious Name Statutrt. To Wit lAS 0' Florida Statutes 1957 IA.'muofl ALTAMONTE. INC. Mr. mimi Mrs. Larry IA'twIn, Florida Statutes ADDRESS weekends of October 7 & 8 year, with the Barbour Jr Section $6509 wham J S months this Partner General Florida." l.isa 11ouise Cooper BRYANT. o SIM.MONE c POSIIC 1972 II II. 25 LX))' Rot PuhIsh Oct 1. October 14 & 15 from 11:00 A M. By Robert J Schreiber, enforced removal of lines in the 1413 ANDREW STREET, Karen M. Slider Discharges PubliSh SePt 13 , 70 , 27. Oct Dr I 3 President vice to ll is figure fe ILLINOIS ROCKFORD. daytime, th ___________________________ Dorothy M. Pope fly Arthur 0 Wohfcale, Jr Sanford: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 43.000 pounds. At 40 cents per SeuetarY Mice F. McWhortcr action br duSi3OIUt,Ofl Of SheIla Ileckenback un trw Court of he COuMT' Judge. d amounts th is the county Judge, that an pound wholesale, the In the Court of ,.: Signed .n MURIEL marriagehasbtt'flbIedbY Seminole County, Florida. Sylvester Bryant Jerry D. Smith Seminole C ounty, Florida. PreSence of to a loss of over $65,000 for local In Probate ROSE LEGERE, and you are :-Crawford W. Shelton Jimmie M. Greenlee In Probate Rrbc4 L RuSsell B) LIZ MATHIEUX rured to serve i copy 01 your fishermen, she said. In re Estate of Darn Winterer In re Estate of it on Ronald L Evans any, to J. Starnes Florence written def.'flWS. if "It has come to the point that RUTH B SHEODEN. Deceased HOMART DEVELOPMENT ESTP1R w RIVE. hot Knighton Pink Deceased CARROLL BURKE. attorney Mrs. Jean ('Irimi Jolly OVIEI)O CO . General partner if we don't get relief, I don't Petitioner, whOSe adirest is SI? T. All Creditors and P1r5tHiv lknnie Mackeyroy iltl Lien Warnock, school representative By D L Vichmanfl. 0wwpatwearegoingtodo." Claims or Qe'tn$AdS Against Said To All Creditors and Persons Having Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Clams or Demands Against Said Sanford, Florida 32771. and file the Cathy McMillan Mrs. Fred Angle and bab) Telephone Executive Vice Bell oftheSoutherfl Estate Mrs. Estes stated. Co you are hereby Estate: president Ann I.. Bridges with the Clerk of thC above eaCh original students of You and boy Company spoke to Dora Lee Russell, also apany fly Charles H May. It, You and each of you are hereby Court on or before the 77th Charles I.. Cooley 0tt ed and reguir ed to eSe.'t Minnie M. Surette, L)eBary Oviedo High School, who work Asst Secretary and r*uired to present any pearing on behalf of the clams and oemand% *9iiCh you. ot noth'ed and October, A 0 1977. otherwiSe demands whiCh you. or day of I.. Hardee Susan rn the Ryt: (tu s Ann present to against agiifl5t Virginia Judy A. Stuckey. lk'Bary school office to may 1w entered in the trotlinersquotedl)r. Earl Frye, e'thef of you. may have either of you. may hive against the a judgment J. Kane, Deltona in the Muriel Heybach Peter RUTH B SHEDOEN. ed Joan F. I'odunavac. Deltona the relief demand th e for usage of oper estate them the pr director of the Florida Game deated.oflate 01 sa id County, to the estate of ESTHER W. RIVE. OU PubliSh Oct 4. Ii. 1$. 75, 1972 eti tion Francine Locke, Deltona Ruth G. Smith, Lake Mary County, to the P telephone and the proper hate of said and Fresh Water Fish Corn- C ounty Judge of Seminc1e County, deceased. DEl WITNESS my hand and the seal of Charlie B. I3urchett, Orange ou nty Judge of Seminole County. Edwin B. Connelly, Winter (ifl court C ta fl trw while king , , rt said Court on the 2SIh day of Sep "voice" to mission, as saying, "Sports Florida. a hit OftiCC the c ou Florida. at his offiCe In At a Term oh the ramily court f at Sanford, City County Springs said at !onford. tembef, AD 1972 of the 'phone fishermen support the Game povse d County house of the State of New York, in and for the ' Jenny Cushman, I)eBary (Seal) FlDqidLWittlifl sli calendar monthS She pointed out bow vital it Inc Hill Of ,vl "iTh Commission." This I't n..P,luat,On Florida. within 5" calendar mon ths i,I Monroe. v. ." "S-' -MTflU' Ti trom TF'e T.m mr1u5 _,. the torsi Ptb0 Justice, Civic Center Plain was to speak in "a well Clerk of Circuit Court this notice. TWO copIst of $j(h ,romthe t,m.Of remark was allegedly made Two copies of each Rochester, New York. on the 70?' Claim Of demand shall be In wf,tiflO. of thiS notice Seminole County. FlOVidi modulated tone of voice" and following the recent meeting and Shall state th9 place cii residCP ciaim or demand shall b in writing. day of September. 19?? Ekern By Cecelia V '"I.' "to be pleasant at all times" nt: :..'.: : held by the state Commission in and pOt? office address of tPie andthalI%tItetheP1aCe011d1'C Docket No Deputy Clerk the of address olfice since the party who was calling Order of Publication West Palm Beach, causing the claimant. and shall be sworn to by arid pott ll be tfl to by Carroll Burke it Robert claimant: and HON PRESENT the claimant; his agent or attorney "foniedtheU'UflPrt5510fltthC Attorney for Petitioner ... Noon trothiners to think sports .. Wagner nd accomPanied by a filing fee of the claimant, hit agent, or attoey 617 Sanford Atlantic individual as well as of the re responsible. fishermen and accompanied by a tiling tee of JUDGE OF THE FAMILY COUPT .ndtuChCtaimOf demand Bank Building onedoIlarandsuchc1amor establishment represented" on" dollar In the Matter of Mr-s. Russell cited figures f not so filed shall be void Sanford, Florida 37771 `-*: not so tiled Shalt be void* WILSON PubliSh TRACY LYNNARD DIX. Child Stock fromthewaytheyansweTed the Robert F Shedder' JOHN Sept 27. Oct 4. Ii. 1$. 1q77 a nine-month period showing S ndrr Sixteen Years of Age A5 tCOt 01 the Last telephone, income paid to fbermen at As riecutOr of the Last Upon reading and filing with thiS Will and Testament of 11 Mrs. Warnock touched upon Will and Testament of NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS $2M,3.6 this year. This figure Court the verified petition Of SARA RUTH B SHEDOEN. Y/ ReportK-1 ESTHER W RIVE. NAME STATUTE deceased XLIMAN. a caseworker employed covers only 3dealers out of five various telephone techniques deceased TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN .•.. by the Monroe County Department SNINHOLSER AND LOGAN and was well received by the in the area. SPEER I SPEER, P A NOtiC iS hereby given that the of Social Services, together with her Both women said that flO ATTORNEYS AT LAW students. Mrs. Alva Jenugan, - edEw YORK tAP) fli PlaVw ii'. Attofflest ft sad Estate affidavit duly verified on the 3II undersigned, pursuant to the FIRST FEDERAL BUILDING tnt Nick 33. word of the day light ban was SANFORD. FLORIDA 37171 113 Magnolia Avenue - SIOCkI office secretary, also discussed "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter day of July. 1977. alleging Ihat iInt Pap 34. At C. . P 0 So. mentioned prior to its passage Attofrey5 for Executor $6509. Florida Statute, will register TRACY LYNPIARD DtX. hiI,l with the students at this time AlcoaSi', Sanford, Florida 37771 IV'. under sisteen years of age, has nec with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. in Commission Pbli5h Oct 4. It. ii. 25. 1972 state At" ar U - i, Xa.t by the code of dress for the office Oct a. 11. IS. 75. 1977 Pubtish K.n(Ot 31" neglected and abandoned b, '5 ic. and for Seminole County, Florida, Am lids DEl 31 three 17'i representatives at assistants and the many facets DEl 37 An' Can 30'-. i, e,r.l'cO legal bather, MASON DIX. and upon receipt of proof of the L'gLMw$tI COURT. CIRCUIT meetings held over the state. AmCvanl'. which THE pqayingthatasUmm0115bd1ttedtO IN the responsibilities of "I m Mot V. • 'a 1.0(P'd IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND publication of this notice, the tic the said MASON DIX requiring him LoewS U'. ' S. B. (Jim) Crowe, r'etited EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR • It 4$ COUNTY, titiout name. to wit. AT&T they had assumed. SEMINOLE FOR hld CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Mag.. 27'. to show cause why the said Anpi MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS 1P4 fishing camp operator, had this COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL AC- FLORIDA - .. M-a'cO( 77'. Claude Dozier, assistant EINIE COWEN. from the Orlando Chamber of herein Should not be dealt *ith fl are we which $0'. under STITUTE NO 71975 to say. "in m' 45 Years COfl• TION NO. 72-1173 • -. M5'&M .., R,Ch principal, discussed the merits accordance with the provisiOns f O'i 0.1 44'. * -, Commerce spoke to the South Seminole O r.'gaged in business at 1571 East its BuOcs In In re the Marriage of, Article 10 of the Family Court Act, nected with Fishing, the Corn' M(0 32 of honesty and the attitude of Birth SO 7$ The Pf!itiOn ' Itivd in the City of Maitland 37751, DENNIS STRAIGHT. Htbaflti '• timnist Club about TIP, (Turn In a Pusher ). If to 52 • the Social Serv'( Section 371 of BOi 72 . to mission has had no interest in WENDELL RONALD LOOS the students as it related Florida Nat Dist It and Low. and Section 11101 the DomIC 21., Owden you have information about a hard drug pusher That the parties ,nteqested in said t, Pd AmR1 3.1'. whether trothnes were in the CAROLYN RUTH 9TQAIGHT. wife TO Janice Carol LS B4untk 33 students and (Ii adults who Relations Law, and other lam'.. fl Cent 3'. cci James Mangrim business enterprise are as hollows (itte Ti 43', NOTICE TO DEFEND phone K41-I)RUG. Do not give your name. A that he be declared neglected ar'i water fl daylight or dark. No Pniy Cl come into the school offi. a, 3063 Woodview Drive 10 nn THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO P Paul Riditla Prp Cola $7'. * to abandoned by his legal father, and CP'qyair code name will be assigned to you. Trained hearings were held In this CAROLYN RUTH STRAIGHT Jackson. MiSSiSSiPPi Finally, Keith Stone, pflfltie atioption Joan C. Riditla to consent hiS 1119t. thi? C.:Colt; YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Dated at Maitland. Seminole Phil Per 35. • s the county and this smacks of Address UNKNOWN personnel will take the information, and pass it ipal, complimented (Un" Ed 11'-; d-%penSed *ilh by realon of Ir-e ') 11g, 31'. RCA insit an action tot custody Of s minor County, Florida. September 7th. 1973 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED EdS 74', ab3' violation of the Sunishinte tAw." and exand If the innegleCt assistants aforesaid student Rep $ ti 23'. child unconnected with divotce has Cone Can 32', • fon to law officers to investigate. tnat DENNIS STRAIGHT has filed a moI0fl y Revlon IS'. -1 Commission donment, and upon County 00* Che VS'S are Publish' Sept 13, 70, 77, Oct A. 1977 plained their role in public ormation results in arrest and conviction, you Petition in the Circuit Court of been filed against you and you Re, lr'd 94'. i-i. FINCH. ESQ CHARLES 0. Poul *44'. DEN Sill Chairman Greg Drummond (.,,,I.,nla County. Florida, for required to serve a copy of your SfRouPM'-. .......... reintions •i.t. titVi in t"ih -a •1 IA, the UiW"f ''' ,, ,,• , appeared __________________________ SbCL "ti 57', • will be given irom ais, iv e" " J,,g,,antiyouare writtendefen Set,ifanY.b0t00thd* suggested another meeting to UNITED STATES DISTRICT 'rtmms program was the first of ' Ill'.' I, Sea's of your V Baum. at t orney for Husbifld. COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF petitioner, it was Firtin 73' 1 copy serve the circumstances. required 'o depending upon SOuth Co 19 ORDERED. that MASON DIX, be held October 10 with both its kind at Oviedo high School 1. (-Ia P.. 41 wt,oi.e address ,s261 East Packwood FLORIDA ORLANDO. DIVISION named wfittCfl dEfenses, if any, on NED N 5pqer l 44I leg al father of the above rt Pit. 34 37751. A,e'nce, P.tailtafld. Florida, firm o and it was organized and larilyn Gordon Photo) $' .1 $ Brand , -. JULIAN. JR . 0$ the law ed to up Oft Civ on , Child be hereby summ and file th original with the clerk of Case No 72.119 910 Pd) ii'. STE NST ROM. DAVIS & MON for Mc ii LEAVING coordinated by Mrs Hazel court on or before UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. pear before the Family Court, Hail , StJO W SO TOH. Attorneys lot PetitiOner, the above '.t,hed 1rØ Ti P1.1'. Plaintiff, JuStCC, Civic Center ))'s students til of -. 5il West. dean owemtirr 3rd 1972. othef*%e a (i"' Difl 35 75th ING mtose addresS s Post Office Boa 'Phone Usage 'veiled liii' Mild threat'' fritisi Malt wits the resul t iii a uikqiiutti'dl tatrment In wuirk sesIun action, council discussed The I)own ___________________________ _________________________- Legal Notice Legal Notice .Swofford .IIirIu,,,tItI ,-,.,,Ill;,tiotl,, f or Illo bile - lii the _______________ pro ised. '"' exterling tity inurmmncP Inc - know fl Altamonte utilities i, will Lie taken it, the governor's offic e s',stemu. rry anti Avenue and Oregon Boulevard Florida Game and Fresh Water iIIIIul . " Carnival At Flea Market nn the C itv of Altarnonte Springs" ....................................... .I.,.sI - Si' Itmist inn ('ountil had been scheduled to take up the site p1mm for the proposeit Marahella arid Whitehall apartment I)rO'Vt5, but tabled this for one week when It was learned (lint one of time pr intiptils anti (hi' attorney For the projects wituki not 1w able to attend tint' to unexpected plane trouble In other action at the regular meeting, council authorized .t _..i.._ ....i,..in.,, n,i,,Iiiii,t in the Atliint Ic III,,',I",, ,. Bank Of ('asselberry and in the Central Florida 'l'irc ('0111to the dl i'ngini'er to P1fl) mmii gave formal authorization for t to' C ',\SSt Ut) piant itisj)l'i I anil tIi''iiii Itit' tiow at.'r - .__ .._. - - 110110 his suggestion. County - A rfee to (lean up vt ,t'r. th AltRmnnte,' he utility lines tin rounty ht4nf. h l)nrflnafl. r,otlng h fig plant, tot oti'tI otitchi" the (-ity Wily. 'd favored rharging a premium caltl Mlthttugh mail Hurdle The tOT the Tfl(ounty rutof It', P1011 plann.'d I" tt,neet I rmlecc lb.' tr.'tiii"iit 110111 that rnisst"n want It. he limit with us, two years, mafe a mo'i'.' I, atui the rmnty people will ha'ie to s1ed by new ('ouneilman L-• .. iL r........t.i ,ritpiti'tttJ ( it -i lItUL TIrt III ir- ..,u,, FIT I JTIMI'J TI/ri ,' ' ............., Fri i'If ''"/" tø'nr TEI t'lT .Ios.ph 1,a'tic iv 'r. t plant was main s. rert,rrsrneriinU t Attorney ha expansIon of the ,i,tpnttett. water and prepare an OT(liflimfl4e rallmn t.c'gan On IIfr pceuiiuirn on both tlelnyc'il, work ti-. rent hike per 2 per rent he for the S anti rniotlifying the rates of cutting of he m', of rA-3dent.user; ncr' rr.*jnt' -city Spring Volley facility ;,ccesced to out.of r the S.'IVI( e Swr,f fr,rrl al-, Adair f lie ursisyor. aIled (hi.' ri re';ald negotititiflc are niti a t,:irasrnent" letter cl.'Iit,.'timt.' effort to ciely prresx for the city to srpsir.' LOW EST PR ICE EVER I roIogirRl ttilitiex plant.s and things making expandofl '.1 the - It)- KAThY NIflI,A('K ja * Trotli ret c'ntly nicquireil Spring Valley lnterprrteil by ('itv ('nmin,iiltnimri Dan I)otfuiRt) tic aim effort to ''turn the strew on the thy" 110 III, Iriivaght ilown th.' wrath of the mayor anti lb.' City ('nunmi-Il Mayor lmwrrnt e Swu,ffnttl told 'I Ili limpId Tui'stlmiy night (tic' correslsltidCIIi c', from Admit suggm'stlni', ctimt.' .'utinfi way lie rrvntiimnt'iitktI by his office to utility systems Int'l.' costly to silif) conni'ctiiOic to the city's Casselberry k- ___ I.MrEs Control Officer Ijingley Ailnir, ' & DONNA Al .TA W JNlE SI'lt I NC ;; P f ie*jiot-~ 3&mm 'm......g. By Delayed llcrndofl ll4lfltWt. Inc., Wcaltwrsftchl North Orlando Water and, By BOB ORRELI. Harassment /Ilrrt, ,.irf,r'I tr.1rI Alfamonfe Counc il ls Angr - y _ Bids Paving * ftr' cENifl*YAWffK luPim ~ q ,~_--. v $ ' �Ihe t. '1 ednes1a A— The Santord Hera Pd Democrats A ttack Nixon "Corruption" we "stgni Iflto law y psident Nixon on .luly 1. 1972." It also noted that the Congress had enacted the new statute. But what it did not and could not sa was that Nixon's hitter-end fight against this incr'ase Was lost, only when the strong and congressional Democratic determined majorities prcvaik'i have the voters forgot ten this We hope not, But we also fervently wish that no such enclosure had betfl included. ('aesar and not only Caesar's wife should be "atxwe suspicion." Ille calli INl ign does need enlivening And this "corruption" issue is one which could Lw enlivening enough but should not be allowed to submerge tile issues of the continuing war, the domestic economy and the effectiveness of government. Thus there has arisen a qu estion of moral honesty which should never have been given any legs to stand Ofl. This could be the sapping Weakness which is a malaise affecting all of the nation, infiltrating afl politicai parties. damaging democracy. But it could be stopped. The Democratic thitical attack may be the antidote able to do the b if given the opportunity The response. not by the newly tamed Vice-President Spiro T. Agnew. but by Candidate Nixon would be good medicine, :\fl instance of the kind of moves which invite suspicion of parti.san motivations was found in the envelopes in which the 20 per cent increase in Social Security benefits were distributed yesterday. For therein was an enclosure which pointed out that these "higher social security Lynwnts" It is now abundantly dear that the Democrats will focus on the issuC of "corrupas the presidential race gathers speed for lion" the final weeks of the campaign. This is. of course, not a new tactic for the political strategists who have used "throw the rascals out" as an car-filling slogan for many elections. Yet this year It is different. For there have been scandals in the open and in the making which have been received by an apathetic public and this is the most dangerous or else one inced graft and spice attitude — that is conv all privilege is an occupational hazard of ial - politicians. Strong attacks by Democratic Nominee Senator George McGovern and even more telling accusations from the '68 presidential nominee Senator Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota are the spear-heads of this new and forceful tactic. McGovern'S s pells it out. "The Nixon administration is the most morally bankrupt adrnistratiOfl in the entire history of our country Lesser scandals than ITT cr the ssheat deal shook previous administrations to their very • \;NEW CAMPAL(N iNEA 1'UStItCI1I I zI n g Mans Poor wmse - danger than ~n)-wng new he can tell 3ou. antique. just when is anyone nation is a If you're Uu1 on the job. n sin. really OW m the man whose word is been evaded is word f ro uld, with profit for all. law to his cohorts and co e to all. make the answers clear and acceptabl "A Mere 64." Dear Mere 64: Notes It is called Won'n' Lm but ttiit - money. Somehow .... - -- - cit all is. "It's a pity isn't it fl oer they get, the younger the)' like them.' But )Ou no longer fee) it nec- Psr*r Asst to PbisSP*f DrectQ' & . '.F CASSELBERRY RALPH HAYS j' According to Prof. Howard Schuman of the University of Michigan's Institute of Social Research, "College students and faculty tend to oppose American involvement in Vietnam on moral grounds. They criticize U.S. devastation of a foreign country and cite the deaths and In. ___________ ____________ 0. all the way to the cemetery, juries that have resulted on both sides. "The public at large has become disenchanted for a more practical reason—our failure to win." Schuman's findings, based on data from Gallup Polls and other opinion surveys and in-depth interviews with boadults adults and college students, are scheduled to be sometimes you wonder hished —: neral homes than you do in X• rated movies. And when 'ou accompany a departed friend it's " C:'t Editor nt Rr"ari RAY STEVENS. Press Room Fcit"i.t'i ::'S WILLIAMS e ty Ed-for jR lLL VINCENT, - ----- - slat Ri'çijlat.00% Pr.ows lP'iat all mail sub%ruPtO1S b' iaicf ,n ,jthance as 'econ.i class matter tober 77, 1910 at the P$ F cc of Sanford Florida 37771 uus editiOn at advCrl5i1'O '. part f any matecsat o e*i, Or bs,thout n'anrter an Sanford He,ald may be reproduced in Herald Any in The of 'ten per m.ss'On of It's-, pvbiShCf '1i be reproduction ch i respcs'bIC tr .p, or f rm tt,iI be as ,nfrnginQ on The Herald s coprught and ta* 'd liable for dama9c under the JS never president. In fact, this country has had a lot ci good men who in. ,,a.ibe.d their names history without moving into the White s one of these; one wo ul d also have to name House. Clay Daniel Webster, Robert Taft, Arthur Vandenburg and, of in course, others. clay's father was a preacher it-ho died when Henry was four and the boy had only three years of formal schooling, Rut he was a great reader and from a clerkship qualified h imself for the practice of law. when he was lie was elected to the Kentucky l.,egialatw'e Senate %&anc) f ill 5U ears old, and he was named to (hc,slmat -- •• i'.- Pre-,% *h'h t. en ,'c: s a mr'rbef of the Associated 'on of all the ior a! MeW11, epr c'ct LC for r t the y CI nI I 'i' Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs 1 Bear Lk, ForeilCity (7' ' Lake Mar hI 999 372 $'Ci Casw'lbtrrv Tingii'*rood P IF Ls fMn'or Bift 7150 G'don 1Onguoud Iii S'S9 CM' luota Wortley SpringS Liz Mathit'U* 319 5705 ses .172 541 D.flori3De"Y EnterpilSi 3722611 Ext 57 Osleen f/,' (i,renr ¶vd" 377 464 1 GerWY Oviedo slavis Liz ?I,atP'ue'j' 349$20S * • george 12 A//t \ / 4 "DO cell batteries AC adaptor I(?AtflWaI (1hIU Royal portable manual typewriter \ 2-color ribbon. 88characterkeV' / stuart, 133 Eu' IO$ithtOP4 051*1400, PtA switch 29 !9!9 . .- clear onlry / J 0 dtvId - subtract Oufitin constant ING i decimal entry 5 yr. Guarantee 88-character keyboard. to.I ow ROYAL CE Royal electric typewriter with 1-YEAR-OVER-THE COUNTER-GUARANTEE - I Touch-Set margins ribboi color selector You pay -. 79.99 Royal refund -1O:00 88 Yur :ai 99 Cost 47 state Division of Corrections Medical Center at Lake Butler. Five full time matrons have been assigned to guard the petite Mrs. Arrington, a fugitive on the FBI's most wanted list of criminals until her recapture Last December. She Is confined in a hospital room behind lock With built-in but- protective vinyl bur,r " G.E. lighted WORLD may hear now with a "COMMUNICATOR" f, shadowless make-up mirror 'A (' disposable bag. A088 —r with carry case If So, Be Sure To Read This Ad . dust bag cover, saniti:eC . 9988 HAVE A HEARING PROBLEM? - llIfl ' Power driv en c lean i ng action. Strong vinyl "- ing and more! DO YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW ' Eureka upright model vaccuurn cleaner tonholer, pushbutton darn- doors. The 37-year-old Mrs. the only woman Arrington under the death sentence in Florida until the U. S. Supreme Co',..rt outlawed capital punishment last June. IJL1 U_ W - WIEUREA Brother Zig-Zag sewing machine with case fV 7-77 . - ,J With attachments i Sturdy, compact Sanyo hair dryer No-glare illumination. 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ORLANDO DR,(HW''. 17-92) a watching pro / I ''L'J larger quonhitils. )ears y '' Easy- rcad 8-digit window, floating decimal. battery strength mdicator. 4"D" cell batter ies Included. way ever. display - 50 cards $8.50 Also available in stoollir or was Sews a I _iI____ C w i th two lines i mprinted has been transferred from Raiford State Prison to the You hours, they'll always 1e. Al"Besides bringing in pro- cernel. "Itight now, the net- of ways they'll underestimate in On grams, Maxesa can ,oisid a works are trying to get Service Copley he said. their viewing time because central alarm if the set is being closed-circuit TV," have to cut they're embarrassed. will temper- "Eentuatly. it HOLLY WOW — Paul Klein, stolen or if the room "And they'll always tell you atire has readied a dangerous into their market and they who was once an OUtSPOkUI e much they like to watch how aril an author- level or it can wake somebody don't like not being a part of it. ec.itiVe at NBC set' the big advantage of vlic affairs program-s. Evityon the ratings structure. has ic without a phone call or re- 'i'uu verybody says they w&nt to — and the networks &t vridwed into the04 motely operate a message cable is that the have serious public affairs full)' aware of this — closed-circuit television. He lig" there when you hvw on the air but I'm not gratns are lately. Klein has been testheads a company called Cmwn sise anybody said they really then." piter Cinema. which is expel U% this deivce in hotels in New want It was Paul Klein, for 20 want to watch them it meriting with fd4lifl EIiUYleS York and Oucago. The "There's a pime in 'IV — involved with audience roans woriu. the siewer is slowed 10 shown in hold it's .'win' mea.awerneflt at NBC, who the 'intellectual ghetto' ,, ; j7J'5 by meana r1 a caic. d the lightly cynical called," VJetn saiQ conceive 'it's the way: of the 1utste." and after that he is autorn*tnday afWrnocn, in other h notion of ha he calls fliP — sa ng the othw dRY' icall y billed $2.0 for t e film, Klein master antenna "We can also handle une-ot that is, the theory of the Lead words, So they put (AiIWOVaml Hotels base designed for the upper nd Program. ' events," said Klein, (*$ectiOruable system which is similar to a "My theory is still valid," the socwecOflOflUc scale, the small cable s)'iten. SomedaY "such as big heavyweight Ufl Sunday alterall of the things that M*ii championship (igtds ci' rnajc*' Said Klan when Iapplies posedmore the Intellectuals, noons. And the Intellectuals are query. 'In fact, it ran do — that's the device put horse races." the indeed at their TV sets %Then people an Morn he the ga dietry is avail, th watch television a lotsaand only trouble is, they're busy stop 'IV set to make it all in the borne, Klein figures they ask for a gecific r*mmber work - will be available in the football." that the networks will be ccti• you home. was I liquldcr'r*Ui coo maw w Color old Common", HaA's BERRI'S $dlçtt - Lloyd's accurate electronic portable digital calculator B) DOS FREEMAN and !31 '3 is also extremely hostile toward college protesters. post too often already and passed him b). Actually. Clay was a presidential nominee only three tunes, which ties turn with William Jennings Bryan and puts turn (sit up on Adla.I Stevenson rrid Torn Dewey among history's also-r ans. 50 cards $1.50 Still complaining of paralysis In her legs, convicted inurderesa Marie Dean Arrington This shift represented probably the most significant change in public opinion during the entire war, says Schuman. The My Lal massacre, which aroused moral indignation on the campuses. "caused scarcely a ripple in the in 1848, but his party I the %`hip) figured he had gone to the _ with on. line imprinted - The .'neiaI public snich includes noncohlege youths in their 'ms' has not turned against the war by expanding American rn!litary moves, he says, but by major Amencan defeats For instance, prior to the Communist Tet offensive of polls." St'hurnan's studies cast doubt on the common assumplion that public opposition to the Vietnam war was a-wakened by college and university demonstrations. The fact is that a substantial portion of the antiwar public nommommo~ LAKE BUTI.ER, Flit. tAI' the American Journal of Sociology in Novem r. January, 1968, with Amercan leaders confidently predicting's'ictory, the iiui ber of self-described hawks outnumbered doves by a ratio of two to one. By the end of that year, doves outnumbered hawks by nearly two to one. 9.99 Limit'! 50 cards $5.00 without name Imprint C Closed Circuit TV Gets A Boost Goldenrod (as?broob i stitutiorually, but apparently no challenge was ever made.; Clay was a leader to the group that figured the U.S. had to fight England in the War of 1812; he resigned from Congress to help write the peace treaty, th en returned to the House of Representatives and there became Immortal, in the history books, for engin eerin g the Misso ur i Compromise. lie was developing his record of being right, and made his first pitch for the presidency in 1824. In that election election procedures were different then) no candidate received a majority of the electoral votes, so the task fell to the House of Representatives, ('lay threw his support to John Quincy Adams, who was named president even though Jackson had led in popular vo ting, ay wound up as Adams' seetary of state. Clay was in the presidential race in 1844 and this time lost to James K. Polk. And he was itching fo another whack at it "We've had too many elections and the people are rather tired of them," he said. "Secondly," Stone sald,"the pt Of View L Eslatet Fern Park when he wasonly 29. That left him under age, &e 10 15 12 Mc% $70 00 col ,,Ily e1kcepol ,'.jrd.ay preced'nQ Who Would Rather Be Right that " would ra ther be His best remembered words right than be president." Contrast this with the Impression gisen by an overabwidance of figures on today's political scene, which, in quotation form. would be: "I would rather be pr esi de nt t ha n anything" We're talking, of course, about Ileni-y (lay, born April 1777. Clay lived to a fairly advanced age for his time, and *2, became he was right a good many times. But he Same As P'$ome D.ttl ()thtr (Mu fJ\an B' SAM STEWART Cophey Nei Service si soct 5 (Ic) 1 Year sQ cio o M:n't's In I :.r ct.i 'I'he 4$f plographef S%BSCRiPT ION RATES )S Week 44m Dlu.e Americana Fci."t in Fast-tiring huffant bonnet for lar't site 's 'Murderess Reports Paralysis In one respect, th ere is no generation gap or understanding gap between college campuses and the general public, and that is disgust with the war in Vietnam. _ Cord G.E. hair dryer & case level of campaigning has been But that is as far as the resemblance goes. You spend more tune in fu- Mar'Olief CH A RLES HAYS .'i'. n,j; .'. . unrantssd. By DON OAKLEY U f _______________ true. ROY GREEN GARY TAYLOR 5pts Ed tr -, — essary to worry about your rep' utat3on. You only wish that a ten th of what the gossips suspect about you would come ' 'E 0 DOYLE A,er!uS fl FRANI( VC'L'TOLINE CrCIat'C"' &rnerai Martacer JOHN A SPOLSXI, Associate Editor wiNiFRED F GIELOW FRED VAN P ELT ComptrotEt Managing Ed'or Af'ftV't iSI - personal life," Stone said. mal." Swells the Doves _____________ envelopes I,, % wits to oul.r e arly And. we ' ll p.rt000It. .och cord for you.Your ,ottslotion is thattheshowingwouldbe"dI It's Losing that 1 envirorimii"ntal % coniervationists pointed out grounds. Ile contends ill I that the poonson inight also kill basic prolwrtl, ril,,Us would [ofdenied if Ia' ciiuilil not get till bees and beneficial hugs. ;wrli%1t can renlire relief "Before we - - One Man's Opinion I p,p.t! iii 4 . firn i , I 7.99 0 Iiit' I rnlor I.-Olt v rit This I.th i oliscion h.inijs n oii.l of d.s.ns TAI.tltAEE, Fin. AI 5 ) on a charge and counter charge basis in many, many Cases inSecre ta ry of State Richard stead (II 811 ISIIt' basis. •lluit Florida's v todn' Stone said tcrs are suffering from "elect- frequently discourages voters from thinking they're going It) Lonitis," lie prescribed a lessening of political bombast have the kind of selection they want and they just stay home." as a cure. "The people want to feel that Stone said in an interview th ey will have someone get per bo ut 20 that the turnout of a th em esults instead of wondernot exact figures were 4ent about who's the least bad ing in Tuesday's yet available person in morals, ethics and runoff confirnis his prediction -40 rniisct4I.ir ahes& pains. II mar, with decorated ,nv.lopss This v.or'u cords from the III hit' pt'rImiit, ,'.'ii tIiilPi 'ill G.E. electric massager Christmas Cards Voters Suffer n g Electionit is : ro 13 ,t•::, '7 rtres . —. ' -. But SLwvin 581(1 "if (his urgu •rc the love bug," Conner know niut'h uilen( is allowed to prevail, in to need said, 'We life effect, it would mean the ('at,i' about them, their more Is' ;>ttt'rls's.s (ii Stop wutiltt allY, flt'( if ('nelilit's cycle, ,mtura) college -- the thing the)'hketb&aY most ,',,.LTER A ZoiELCovr Elor and STAFFORD DERBY [ u?c of Edtc.aI Page ,f" t be his granddaughter." But SANFORD. FLA 37771 AVE, WN - 9cc) , ?O2r . ___-i shows than late movies. A good long nap after lunch refreshes you more than a whole night's sleep whWh, of irse. you no longer get anyway. f.ou pat a younggir1ont.he snoulder in public, gossips no longer say. 'iy, he's old 'nughto be her fa ther-" They 'ti,.., Ti Lii, .i.&t tr,.ino 83 1 RENCH ._-.-- more breakfast television aiutiru ?2 2611 seei ng yOU are le% or ." You could say that all this amounts to hitting a man when he's down, or there is hardly a scrap of evidence from the various polls to indicate 'McGovern is well regarded as a peace negotiator or a foreign policy manager. You could also say that, in helping Nixon ress his advantage in this fiel'd, Spiro Agnew is not slmp1Ly confining himself to the "issues" as he promised he would, but is striking hard at McGovern himself. By word and tone he contrives to make McGovern seem 'tike a green Lad who couldn't get a "C" grade in foreign policy in a junior _______________ .' a tieniali(l by (;efiri,,i, sprayed along roadsides. But project Hanoi for their releas e . "A strong nation," says Agnew', "need never beg at the ctiicx. II1I( SATISFY ALWAYS.. . NO STRINGS ATTACHED YOU CAN CHARGE IT 3 EASY WAYS J L mixed in honey Witter and staff- ai,,encies, obiect tit till, bargaining table" You get more letters from Uncle Sam enclosing checks than dunning you for more x .. TELEPHONE . H Is' 11181 ite.t'i(iuitlt' on the Famous Brands I Milker cmilenols that Ill, It v. .1 One Solution adl.-anced last t't'k AV19 YOU A LOT OF ARD EARNED MONEY g I :u u •frnnt end of cars, but nobody lli'lk.'r for a I'rIiIit to fill . in lsiltiiiii land of acres et'mns to he able anything 1111% caynt' about them. The I)emocratiC nominee, he suggests, is a "Pied away our guns Piper" who would not only have us throw either have to would where he its down a path but lead good will" or, as in the place "our trust in the enemy's of war, go begging to matter of our prisoners oft-cited _______________________________ ___________ %%ays an(I mash all twer tile reject On his current swing, the vice-President has been talkfat ing to retired federal workers. farmers, Republican outfits like cats gathered to raise "victory funds," and the Natien.il Defense Transportation Association. Hut, no matter what the audience, he rarely can resist taking novice, swats at McGovern as a foreign policy / IfinIlell F oelds EngIish, J.M. p lai n 19715A 9 j;ni'l nw owns'cI ill iin'Ier fl4'iMk' wi,trq 1)I Iq 'oulil lUll 8 high xI,x ;wrq," t,' sni . ill, the heavity-arined .. M') filIini Very SIICVIII nisiIIt approval it University iii Florida Gen, Robert Shevin, resolution dls(I,uralng Ally meanwhile, pro;sed that the stru' (ion on waterfront innal. ('aLlnet adopt a resolution on grotinils (hi' artific ial trucking ilown Ofl construction waterways art, a uIlaI d tiI waterfront ('liflhlls and halt n health anil the t'nviriiiiii'tit fliscayne 1111) fill that he (curs lii' said '8 prep4nul('l . ' i'ould u'pOI' 2,000 acres of i'ViiIi'II(f' P IlIli(ati 5thtt')i1l'tI t)(t0i1l land to de. siil'Ilt Ifli' (811815 i'ojitrwt"tl t. that VCIII1)flht'Ilt. huililing siti' I ke the weather, everylxsly create Will complains ntxut lost' hugs, are ultuiiately di'l.'ti'rious for iii (hi those pesky little flying crest. the 8(1118 th' resouri i'S'' all'. tiiru'c that strtii at ccrtnin st SIu'vtn iirpi'd that the ('ah,init t ililes of the ear along high- om strength, and not Soviet union. he said, is done fr tic, unilateral tlisarmament " lie added: - ini'nomer. What is happening is that men are being liberated from some unholy obligations that piled up during the centuries when matrimony was considered some special kind of holy alliance. Consider the action of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court in rejecting a claim by a woman for back alimony, in a unanimous (lecision. the court said that it is appropriate for a judge "to take into account the enhanced ability and desire of women today' to look after their own affairs and to provide for th eir ow economic well being." — Th at makes li be ration a twway street. \liamt ELi hh'raid (blip 'M,AN 7'Atk" M&7e,17' 8P'AP.1 AOCIted tfl"t lUtl ri'senriii hn I)4'I1 to dat or, In Sall Alitt,1110 th.-it prollosal.% ve,it by niere "The Soviet Union is not Illo United States f the o president frowns from any t ie s ts %h8t nttrnrtc thi'l!; to (1W hIgh like McGovern's are so naise as to he nothin short of _________________________________________________________________________________________ , * expenditures can be slashed 0 per cent aggression and chaos in the world.pet rilsolving our partnerships with other nations, and im frightening " sliccessitil dealing en Agriculture Commissioner lyIc Conner says seiennsth conner sahl Dr William d to learn what makes love Eden, Itnlvercltv of linrida en. tick before they can figure toinolngist. hnsdlsruscrd 8 Invi' bug research pinriitui with out how (0 (1() them In. Sell l;wtnn(iilI". l.l"ln , allot i he is rIi(Ki5ing that the resoliifederal a1rhisUurnl ofikinic binet fl(14)pt M niul will s4MIfl unveil lion seeking 15 in federal nation's defense 1116,16 thouut viting - 5(%1T it li ci t% JOHN %'AN (t1:.SON ThltAIlASEE, Flu e, infor lied person can believe that it"Ir - at 61 still funds himself dismayed by the LIT)pcAbtlity of denying that he must be getting middk"4ge'd, I find the specter of old age unctrnfortable, too. Hut there is no doubt that :aostpeoplc get old in time, and tre5'eal there are 5}Pimm ppe ned, this has ha You are probably old if prople accuse you of being in Goodbye, Doll . - Instead of hurrying acrcs body el_ce in the office ''°' ng to hit at Me(ovit has proved mor' tempti Evnientiv another vulnerable spot Polls show that, for all(1his l "' stress on ending the Vietnam war and cutting back ijt'knses, Mc(oVerfl is not registering well with voter as the 'peace candidate" given high credit for having rcmo is being Mr Nixon ,10(O troops from Vietnam. for cutting our casualties, is also making strong for ending our combat role li e on his new approaches to t'him and Russia oi nts livt'rtig his speeches like a Agnew. as always cor1rate lard chairman calmly totting up the year's and loss, recites the Nixon strong points AntI, in profit the process. he puts the rap on Mct'iO"i'rfl as a man he portraYs as uncapablt of doing the job Samplt' assault on Mc(overfl'S proposal to slash defense outlays by roughly a third. at nightfall that you've got U only half done. fee ls it "' siipping hick into Ili ,. old lie nt'iry to akc you up if von to make the strt to get out of the all the trouble worth B) HAL BOYLE of an autombile. you stop now do7c off in the swivel, chair. 1"he Dear the long trip back to town. roots. \~W YORK iAP) _made you safe from Many voters must have their priva te doubts CUTUflU• and then and shake ycnu fist at years have You have trouble Pe Man's Phuloscupef. exttve t' th pple, bause the driver and make him CouW about the honesty of an administration which is a person tell for nicatrn wi If ou'r retired, your wife pc r and all the ung d.nt listen arid your ;t compICIc bait to the atergatc "\ grosn old 11w surt' whether he has ell as are ut aren't ve ry interesting, because flOW, HenrY. fter Nov 7th airing. to make deaf to hear. aw tendency in Aenca heart all childrvn used to be when they answers to an riegated Flitcause few can.uve enough he alread% knows by decision by itriyone over 3D feel hke he is a cre all )oung" perhaps, the most unf days that the things wrong with you. arid relic, but I am twice that age to meet all the rainy You can Swnd all day doin answers twhich ('andidate Nixon is to leave hard ortunate cwne Alth age, you think in- vou already know there Isn't nothing. and still tuave to admit ilond don't regard mvwlf as an f his many 1,e rarel\ hard) to the lot 0 gates." For what is needed and what has M1 The plan to ha' "cc to drifting Ins campaign tune to maktn earthy background has nratic workers of ethntc'ath0 twen shoved aside for a (line He's busy knocking Son, Ceorge -t;overn n toreign and policy Illinois. the I'resldent's into rexas On hismate c iasn'l lwen within hailing distance of the running with sleeves EOIICd up ami glass of beer in hard hat gm 1W W8 going to the adaflCC notices Said hand Vet him of 1 tilsen VCImIfl1 I Ins fellow, to 'nnccn(rat" n chantment with the temoiatk party and keep him from _______________ Philosoph Th e S Ill.HIW('E BIOSSAT Offbeat Ruminations _______________________ in Agnew's Switch: Attacks McGovern Editorial Comment -- Love Bugs Stump Political Notebook 1972 4, 20. 4 HraId Sanford SANFORD Sun Noon to 7 1' M E. SILVER SPRING DRIVE 10 P.M. Open Wily 9 A OCALA to PM. S'in ORLANDO to? LEESBURG IiAIll P.M. 1 4th STREET, U. S. HIGHWAY 2? Open L\11111 10 &M. to 10 P.M. EASTLAND SHOPPIN($ CENTER 10 P.M. Ojn D.Hy 10 A M DAYTONA to PAR KWC)O() Pt. AA SiOPPN Open Daily V A M tt li) P M ' . ! -. . to. ...u I '' I L2'I,,:'.e(t (.u'l', ' :..', . It) P M. Sw �!lIa r v : 1 (1! i 1 i e Lee, Wednesday, Oct. J. 1972 6A-The Sanford Herald 1. I A.11-1 soffi',-h "I-IRW . I At the Zoo [Iigli I Ai',.'' I., ________________- ------ _ 41, Diane Wilson, Leslie R. I-Ic zelbaker Exchar geVows In Double Ring Rite-- Sp - - i Miss Patri cia mane Wilson and Leslie Ray Hzelbaker were united In Holy matrimony Aug. , 1972 at 10 a. M. In the First Baptist Church, Sanford. Officiating clergyman was Cosmato at the the Rev. Jay candleli ght, double ring Ida1 couple ceremon). lighted one candle from two others already burning, then extinguished them., leaving the one burning signifying their life as one. Mrs. Libby Mossman. organist, presented appropriate T. nuptial selections including theme songs from Love Story", "Romeo and Juliet" and "1 Don't Know How To Love Him". The bride is the daughter at Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Leon Wilson. Sr., 4000 LondontowTi Rd, Titusville, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ______ ______ _________________ ________ It -- 1" __I I _ izl ... , ________ • 41 _____ - , u( _____ ____ Forrest Hazelbaker, Lake Brantley Road, Forest City. -.4 t3~~ . 1 MISS MAUY LEE _________________________ - LFlhI'1(1ifl,S '(U/(?1'S . .YpSoPhtlta ndsnowflakcPOmPOfllS1th !r(zFle Mrs Bonnie Patton. llLr basket standing tu MONTHLY and Mrs. Tommyc I.lod. of white glad.s, arrangements Sanford. cut and served the WITH PVT. LESSONS carnations and snow flake F rs cake and pouring were Mrs pompons. potted palms, one lS Jeannett Rciszella, Mrs. Ethel brancned brass arch canCANNON Meredith and Mrs. Joyce ___________ delabrum, white pnc..dieu and a boot" Clarence Richardson. Orlando. has just completed his 40ft 2 MUSIC Co. Turner, all of Sanford. Miss Mrs Frances Sanders white Grecian column with a Mrs. Gar Sanders Av e, Mtind, f .,s1 Beth Williams presided at the tw.tess at a family reunion M training at the Orlando Naval Mr. and three-branched brass canAltamonte Springs: and Mrs f 644-7600 bride's book table which . her home, 8 North Lormanfl delabnun for candle ceremony. I Cotonal Or . Orinncio Charlotte Sanders and StilL adorned with one long-stemmed Circle. .ongwood. Friday. Training Center. ills parents. 8435708 Family pews were marked with Mr. and Mrs. (lea Sanders. Tet1d, Lonwood ___________ in lilac tipped white rose a which was attended by 16 . __________________________________ -___________ long white satin ribbons and flew down from Gainesville for silver bud vase, relatives. nosegays of white snow flake A bountiful supper was en- the occasion. Floating hostesses were N ; . i and ferns.. , 'j ', porn PO Others enjoying the party . 4i, - 11 '"A .0., , I Misses Marty Perkins, Vicki }oyed by those attending. after , Mrs. Given in marriage by her t ZALES 49TH Turner and Camiiv Wharton, which the group brought each were Mrs. Lillian Vickery. IV .~ ,~,. ,_ 7 ., M essenger. Mack N. ' ' mother and father, the bride lavender rice bags tied With other up to date on the hap NNIVERSARY EVENT -ore a formal-length gown of *hite ribbon were placed in a penings in the family since they Cleveland, Sr. and Mr. and 'Mrs. Joe Koke. all from Sanford. Specializes In famous name watches silk organza fashioned along white basket trimmed with a were last together. at Zalos famous low prices Also Mrs. Margaret Clayton i the empire silhouette with MRS LESLIE RAY 11AZEIAAKER lavender bow and white carThe occasicn for the high mandarin collar. Th! was the graduation of Randy and her mother, Mrs. M)TtIe t Bob Orwig Photo) nations. Maitland; Mrs. collar and bodice were overlaid Mrs. Sanders of Gainesville, Ga. who Bailey traveling, For 0 -__ with venise lace and white satin Hazelbaker chose a black and _________________________ ribbon was inserted forming a Perkins as white dress with red trim and MISS Pat Miss Judy Wilson served her "V" shape to the waist. bridesmaid arid her gown and acces.cories arid a red carnation 1. sister as maid of honor. She flowers were identical to those corsage. The couple left for a . The full bishop sleeves had wore a formal-length gown of wedding trip to Daytona Beach of the honor attendant. venise lace panels with Is Gary Planck was best man and their new residence is l4 I cuffs and hte satin ribbon lavender flocked batiste with 3. and serving as usherlake Pleasant Road, Apopka. ' Insertions. Her sweeping white lace trim, in a peasant employed as at 004%t~l The groom cathedral-length train was style with puffed sleeves, white groomsmen were Buddy picture hat with lavender Wilson, brother of the bride, produce manager of Winncreated of folds of t organza edged with venise lace ribbon and carried a French Woody of the groom. Ses.somL andbrother-in-law Mike Fin- Orlando, Dixie.and on Edgewater the bride asDrive, teller -;;--'. . at First Federal Savings ani and attached to a Juliet cap of hand bouquet of lilac daisies, patrick. All of the men in . Loan Association of Seminole c&rried an matching lace. snowflake pompons. blue wedding party were attired OUR CHOICE County. Other guests included Mrs. ' 's Vt' Baron ' 4A * Mildred Griffin and Mrs. Edwardian bridal bouquet Prince Edward Tuxedoes. Out of town guests included !f.'4!%TIt' % Baron. t ;.r tt white shasta daisies rows and cornfl'wers and gypsophilia Miss Tonya Hazelbaker, Mrs. Gary Planck. Washington, Harold Sundvall entertained at Griffin, Lorraine Griffin, Mrs. 1588 i. w.s .t Barons. e Bill Piloian, Sara Piloian, Mrs. e with natural foliage and long a stork shower. Sept. 19, at th g>iliv with English ivy and sister of the groom was flower c satin ribbons home to honor Mrs. -.- Griffin white satin shower streamers. -. . .. Bruce Rinehart (nee Libby Jim Griffin, Mrs. Dave Rush, • MIeV Ck'I • 1a4*I Ci' ' • C..I$' C'a. • Karen Rush, Michele Rush. LbyawetJ Now for Chrisimasi Griffin'i. Mrs. Bob Rinehart, Rhonda The hostesses presented the Rinehart and Mrs. Bernie wIa, honoree with a corsage of pink Williams. Op the whole world V've got and blue mums, showered with Sending gifts but unable to for you. working baby's breath and tied with a '1 'a '•'a pink bow centered with a attend were Thetis Rinehart, _ft Mrs. Pat Tetkamp and -trs babykans. _______________ 323-icOO_ SANFORD PLAZA • THURS.FRI.TIL Steve Shumaker. OPEN ______ _________________ The refreshment table, I ' - overlaid with a Lace cloth, was (entered with an arrangement .. . - •' . of pink and blue mums. baby's ' breath arid greenery. Accenting the centerpiece were glowing . I white tapers in gold candlesticks. 5 . . S.. -- -- • ' , O ______ - - - - Bru ce R ineha rt 2 C Gues 4 Shoicer -; ____ ____ - '" $ , en Ho u s Pionee14 H e ZAI.IEIIS --- - I . - . . . ... - .. - '1 = • . .. . - '1 • - - ... - I , I ' 61 - . . - - 1. - 14! 111 - ~. I ,I ~ 1\ YOUR I H :. ) '..'. - - - 'i.4 9""~ - ___ -- i FRE14HT DAM GED OR I - - C Hair Stylist 2 children photographod togothur--1.49 each child ) And we never charge for handling or delivery. 11 A L 'S Mrs. King - SALES - Styles Jess 4 Analetici 0 k V/ • Only at Penneys • Age limit: 12 years All portraits delivered to you at our store. JCPennewi Phone 322-3914 Sanford Plata 10a.m. to p.m. C;tppe 41 M. fl. (.1 04.0 77 fl.witr.ny ZR Shr'ph.rtl i S F.,irnpeani river plaint Tenant iirwi"r from the CvolI \fl 1 sr Instituls GIiNERALTEN1)EN(lFS A day when neither TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Although OU right moment, so mood for a good time, this is not the bring adverse result. postpone recreations which could Improve your appearance. Show that you have poise. annoying situations can G,[-MINI (May 21 to June II) Many at home. arise today, but take them in your stride. pitilãilY your temper lose Don't Make your abode more comfortable under any circumstances Being careful in MOON (.'IIILI)REN (June 12 to July 2)) money. Don't you could uve anything you do or say today hly or you may lose valuable allies. criticize others too hars Make sure you speak clearly and well. financially LEO (July 22 to Aug. .1 1) Although you may he will quickly that measures lacking, you can Launch economy work that is build a new fund for you Do some repair valuable. Don't wait until tomorrow want to get Into new VIRGO (Aug. 12 to Sept 22) You behooves you to study them well first. Your activities, but it appearance needs improvement, so do something about that. l)on't lose your teniper tonight. annoying LI BRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) A situation could beway before the will he out of it to you, but if you persevere Study well new activities before you put them in you know it. operation. Relax tonight. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. II) Getting into arguments with good friends would he most unfortunate and could sever valuable tlgtjoflhip5 Social fun is fine provided you control your temper and don't criticize. sM;lllARIUS (Nov 22 to l)ec 21) Reinforce yourself $o that you don't take any vis where your tine reputation ii general can he difficult now, so obey 4 concerned 'llue public In all laws that apply to you. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan 20) Show others that OU ame a most polite person and keep out of trouble, as well as have should he acted upon better rapport with others. I ravel plans FaI,elwid Thurs., Fri. & Sal. at a later date want to AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb. I')) Although you you carry through renege on promises you have niadi', be sure mood l'reat goc.d Willi the important ones. Mate Is not in a with kid gloves and all Is fine. 20) If you clitseuc an aiaoci*ls PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. rouble and do nobody any good, to t seriously, this will lead especially you. A real change of atiltud.s Is ncceusiy. Take It : easy tonight. he or site will be U' YOL'! (IIU t) IS BORN TODAY develop a martyr one of those young people who could a challenge to Is complex. Teach to reaiite that everyone's life E. your pmcny then ch:nges, thus the ability, and you uliud hail cutlien bocomlni a most worthwhileand succeuful A connection with the line. Trouble-.hiOOttfld profealons are your life is largely up to YOU! " uaai t -. L7 " '_"-.'~ " I '71 '2' We Still Have - Of Steak House 1i I' ~ ,"" r*w 5SI* . " Our "'a, $1 SPECIAL -- ' '; A is k4 t ur. CItIPtOF OPSPI nAIt e ,ru.,r. ;,,', shady doctor 5-34.10 ARC, 'NednecrLu Ern.'rg.f'fliy' are enlisted to Malkuy and Reed Movie 0f the Week. 'RMlinu aid Officers Dennis Weaver star; in Man Marty Millnet and Kent I MrCorel when a 4-year-old boy an emotional drama about i man sent to prison for attemptstaffers a diabetic seizure and Is Hospital. ing to kill his '.wife' lover, md Rampart rushed to his .ffort.s to Incate his mic.sint Malloy and Reed also keep a ;*- ns upon release and st.art hf., young drug addict from Coinn.w. mob cast is loaded with milling suicide familiar people, Don Strrrnd ;is 54:30 ARC. The Paul Lyride Show. No Nudes Is 64Y1 th.' lover. Jimmy Dean the cnuntr ,nnijeri a fellow conNudes." Tbe hug in this week's Simm-s iict. Agnes Mnorphead, ,g the nvperlentP for Paul wife'* grandmother who tuirn' nude howl., the I.ynde Is the kids over to foster parents artr. Paul in his legal, and moral and sanctimonious atti- and Donna Milks, a young tinger who befriends Weaver tilde decides to close down a nitIe show in town, although 14.11 CBS, Cannon. Jessica itY r,UuiiIs at" not behind w,irer play; in ittrinev that discovers soon receives threats on her Iií' tarn. Paul n-in-law Ikiwie is one Of after an associate is killed in .1 a ctors in the show, which Mt car bombing. She brings in only infuriates him even more, (aflflflfl to protect her. and but makes him more deter- trace the source of the threats, it mined than ever to down and F(Airvd." Pop paramedics rif 9: 'r VP 4 - I I -W 'nv1 Angora Shedding _1 4'1 \\'itIi I liese i %%O I ips 7-00 (2) To Tell the Truth (e) Truth or CccneciueflCeS () Mouse Factor'/ ax u h ., il -, - -r. planning a wedding anni- ii 1)EAIt POLLY -We are and would like to make folks versary party for my tq.rnilu tree but do not know what to use or how to Involved so we make it There are four families to make a nice tree. I also would be would be able , arty hints th at ) in any other anniversary interested anyone may have. Thank you.-MRS. L. B. U IUI - ...... t) Julie Andrews fl:00 (2) (6) () NeWS -- . umau in ,un.vu. Ce) (9) MovIes I -. What you make of v4 ~ tl~ , r off bks and riPaPaTt PC iyonewhoets In UW* way. i'! ..: 4rv;v '- 'A. -. l IILL~~ I 4:0i~-Ll 0 THURSDAY ~ k.-Otj-,-. -DEAR POLLY-My Pet Peeve is that, during an elec , tion year, candidates put up signs and posters every i:= . 6:15 (e) 6:25 (2) 6:30 (6) 6:4.5 (2) THUMB TACKS DEAR POLLI'-1 did get -- ,. - Can't. 4.00 Sunshine Almanac strings on my ironing bo d cover but could not ° tie them permanently as the cover must be removed to be washed ever so often. Finally I p 1 a c e d two thumbtacks on the tinder part of the board. After pulling the strings tight 1 wrapped each s tr and securely around the cover each tack This works beautifully and keeps smooth and even-A L. It. 7*ti.UICUTI ND Purr Mason n "The ospitai"] _______________________ L..)TNIGHT NI'..I: Cr=, , 4;WtCj" tPW SAWT PECK Midnight Show 10 30 (2) Concentration Sale of the Cent ury t 00 (2) (e) Gambit AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) jeopardy -- -- - -- -: - - -r- -t' -- 4 r( - S It - -- GOLDEN SPOON' (91 Password 1130 (2) H011ywOOd Squares WINNER (4) Lobe of Late Making Up for a Sure Loser the loss or a ciuo trim... South does ruff the dia- nitind and he pIas three rounds of spades :ast (ollows to the third spade and South should stop a 111011iflt and try to count the hand 1k can't get an exact count 4. that Lust but he K io w , spades. three started with three hearts and some number of diamonds. West Ii .i, is __ ,f that suit cult anti Lily played the deuce nest 1( South decides that West started with five diamonds. that gives East the s a us e number and leases him just %III to) Wher* the Ill Heart ls i2:)0 ii) News (4) for Tomorrow (.MTHIAL 4LORiOASQLU (9) Split Seend i -N (2) So Mier Sat the Clock '4 - i IW' IN Children 1:30 (2) Dick Van D'kv (4) A. the Werfd cMi'L is Family Night ' .5 'It'i Honiy ' rbe best Dipped" - 1 '-' . hi tii tt,i t'iIttii t ih te t t Pwm 3 r 3N 1' ' you Sautli. twll V % 10 • K53 4AJ$ What .lo b' ' ' .-LIki •t pa r 14% C t haa t*tbeJ uw-tiump pas t game and uur 9 p&'lnI the sme1 likely to psudce £ sLain. (4' - "It's Honey - lauteiI of budding four iq i '_ 0, N At Famous Recipe WED.. THU RS.. & F RI. i ,Ls.J 2 Pci. Chicken Cole Slew Hot Biscuit & Honey 4 , ya YE '~ ~ -4 4 :a $ ti) 'ii J j n ' . #00 .. 864 TODAY'S QVTI0N ibo- trump. y..ur partser has bid clubs over your three no(o d... 0-.., i.: ,tie Regular %25 Dinner Free Drink 2NT Pam . p riiq0!Ili '!'ti .'i ...uth East 4 L'.s Wednesday Night . B,- flaw alit & James Jacoby ;4 -6. 1. -- I '-Q. N.,j rth Iii FER'4 P.- RK CHICKEN LUNCH *0) I ... at* .1 - plait and cashes the two top clubs before throwing East in East doesn't have a clut left and has to give South ruff and discard IPAPtt INI - TIPSISI ASSN) lIiere are lots of ways of bidding to six hearts. One iN !2T aTCAIS 140U5E 4NL'1 S 'N'L t All My two clubs Now South changes his show n in lilt. box Isr based on th'' I a c t that North' three-t'iub bid was a try of solilt' Sort aittl his four heart bid showed that it was hearts. South's fist' .)iert but asked partner to go to six with g ooti hearts unit Nor iii obliged South wlits the tttiiitifld head and plays the two to)% he'isi t If hicaits broke there would be no trouble with the slain, but West discards the deuce of diamonds unit there Is a sure heart loser. S o u I h doesn't give up There is a simple way to play the hand whtt't% is to r u f f his last uiimimolui in dun'.'ny. pIns' Spades and eventually throw East In with his high trump East will have to teat! a club and if the club honors air s1allt South will be able to uvoid 75cI Pilo uoinahve (4) Romper Room (9) Movies le; prscs is Right Dinah's Plae WIN AT BRIDGE Goo. C. Scott eecept ;ar 3un Sat. £ Sun. 1 30 World Tomorrow Summer Semester Sports Club 00 (2) Today (6) News () BoZC3S Big Top d00 (4) Capt. Kangaroo Mike Douglas sore. Can something be done about making sure these signs are all removed' - SLIERRIE MATINEE DAILY r4ELD Q'iE 1 ta f15 Sunday -1t3 MORNING Jubilee 00 (') Sunrise 6. 6: 05 (2) Sunshine Almanac where. When the election is over the posters are taken down but many signs are left Up until they fall down, which is certainly an eye- ill . Jeannie (6) FIntiton.ts () Movies .1:30 (2) Ponderos..i (6) Mer'i Griffin 5.30 12) (9) News (a) Noqans Neces 8 '30 '6) News () MOVII-S 4, ,. Pk w~~-i. OTT T.T1 ZiYAU it- - Another Wnrd Lo'm Is a Man, (6) Secret Star" ( ) One Life to L 4. 00 (2) I Dream if 2 Carol Burnett Adam 9:00 (4) Medical Center 10:00 (2) Search (6) Cannon aV2 '4 r Dor.?o.'s Edge f Night Dating Ganm, Pace Lynde MovIes 30 (2) e material. The nap may also be brushed up with a soft l ook .-JOAN brush and then sprayed for a fluffier P cpiendored floq (9) General Hosoatal 3:30 (2) Return to Pey'rin 7:30 (2) Price is Right (6) wrs My Line' () wt ni Fa t her Comes Home on a flat surface, a:.d out and repeat. This really helps and does not harm the - 2 10 (2) () () 3 00 (2) (6) _____ , , 2 iO (2) Da's if 04ir L .(6) Guiding Li ght () Nf'wed Gam.' EVENING made DEAR PoLl,Y-1 hope to help Lee whose handmade always wrapped my angora angora stole sheds. I have in a towel and put them in (or any that shed) sweaters the refrigerator overnight or for at least 12 hours- This has always worked for its but, needless to say, do not refrigerator has a strong odor.do It if any food in the KATHY DEAR POLLY-Tell Lee that a can of hair spray could on her be the solution for tier angora stole that sheds can of spray Hold the touches. clothing and anything it be placed about eight inches ,ibove the stole, which should spray lightly. Let dry. turn inside 1- ND6 Tt OOA ') Let's Yak.' De.m I WEDNESDAY By POLLS' ('RAMER Polly's Problem '0.4?'.'5 - Turns i i '.t,,r'r 'e Tel evision 'II • goveu4meflt would be Ideal "The Stars impel, they do not compel fUtile . I-fiV) NRC. Adam-12. 'Lost Cab (sllnwav guest-stars 3 9 .t (Fr a (Ser.i 45 Si.mm.re it SO I'OLLY'S POINTERS - LOVE daughter and her husband, Mr and Mrs. Clyde Emlly) BrockElectri c General man, live with her father and seated ( right ) with son It. D, Priest, celebrated his 96th C. C. PRIEST. the youngest son, and his wife, birthday at an annual open house and family re-union at his home on WeatherlrOfl Central Mr. and Mrs. Randall D. priest Sanford Avenue. Standing from left, are his other children. C. P. Air Conditioning Sys.m ire local residents. He Is a Priest. Mentone, Ala.: Mrs. Clyde Brockman, Sanford; Mrs. Earl commercial fisherman. Their CALL. Kipp. Orlando; and Mrs. George Sims, Mount Dora. Another son. W. two youngest daughters ,Emily P. 511* I I and Louise helped serve at the VV#4 I. '-.1. 1-'"'' Vernon Priest, Anthony, was present earlier in the day. 372 t52 •,rj _________ tCecelia Farmer Photo; open house. ________ W. Vernon Priest and his wife __________________ reside In Anthony, the bir- can be seen each weeKUa) Kipp, Joy and Jon, Mount l)ora; A. L. Irby. Lake Kerr; thplace of his father. Daughter among his orange trees hoeing. Mr. arid Mrs. R. A. Carlton, (Fannie Belle) Kipp and Since his eyesight is failing he husband, Earl. were the only keeps track of the area to hoe Miami and from Anthony. Mrs. Birdie Priest, Mrs. Pearl ones with all of their family by using lawn chairs to mark Kelsey Priest, Mr. and Mrs. square" between four present. Their son Bob and the John Priest, Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Flora O'Stee. trees. By hoeing ever)' Inch of directed the serving. The oldest the ground he manages to get Walter Priest, Mr. and Mrs. : (Formerly with Jack. & .Jrans) Van Priest, Mr. and Mrs. Paul daughter (Sarah Lou) and all the weeds. Krteterfle)er, Mrs. Bill Smith Out of town guests included husband, George Sims, of ~e :?~~ Mount Dora, proudly added the Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Greene, and the Misses Martha and has moved Flaint' Priest newest name t,o the Priest Orlando; Mr and Mrs. Terry gena1oglcal Chart, their first uptown grandchild, Gregory Scott Sims. The Brockmans also to talked about their fird grand' E son up In Ohio. The senior Priest looks Icr• ward eagerly to greeting his by friends and kin at this arnual hi, cnt. lIc is very rotd • IV51%ao 121 N Oak Ave. - Across from FIa.St&e Bank sons and daughters, tht-tr families, his 10 grandchildren FURNITURE and eight great-grMrlctiildren and their families. Mr. Priest, who was a celery For new Fail & Holiday hair styling CASSELBERRY Y. 17.92 farmer until his retirement. --,il "-- to ii nek outdoors and 41 AYr*tC4 42 Skillful WA very good. You your icas nor judgment are into effect would be wise to await a more favorable day to put with through sure you carry any new plan of action. Make whatever you have begun in a poised and patient manner. critical of ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You could be too refrain from so doing. so others now, which they would resent. 1 ambitions of others, but do nothing You 'are well aware of the right now to assist. are in the COOL - 14 I'..ralimriti' $OfliKIieie r.i 44 lI.lnea It Part of a 44 Arrow pon mar hi,,. r. Ha,,tiraI term $7 Jiar*ln i'mnht,5 . oitjifi . 'I . - t-A - ZSPii.kl '1tj;1'r !'ri'i''",' 4) . rinse CARNOLL RIO SN'S ~' 1),; Winning prizes in a game, 'Old Fashioned Sayings", were Mary Nichols and Marvelyn - - tr.othl Ari,m*l whieli 9 (i#t..ii ,,f iiAmphinn4 rI,r.rrl w,Ie (myth a 10 F.nIl,P, qti..,, A - ,. I_ 'l-. r . F'.W 'TI , Sir Stork carrying a baby was perched beside a crystal punch bowl which contained lime sherbet punch and floating ice cubes centered with ruinsoaked cherries. A beautifully CIflbOSSCd cake, assorted toasted nuts, butter mints and sour balls were also served the guests. . rPhIvP I? Showered Ii U.ap.d 73 i'ythiai i Malt btfCW 4" 7 __ _ r;m 7wi~ -O, , " - .-.,. - C. C. Priest observed his 96th birthday with an open house celebration, Sunday Sept. 24 with family members and friends at his home, 2599 Sanford Ave. All six of his children along with four grandchildren arid six were great-grandchildren present. Refreshments of birthday cake, punch and coffee were served to friends who called during the appointed hours of 2 to 4 p.m. Some of the family members were there for the entire day. His oldest child. Clarence Patrick Priest, a retired teacher from Mentone, Ala., arrived recently to spend the a,, river 9 (lriI.r I1.*tn' a 0 licare-tI. / 1" II II floti N.e IIOW4 minimal 7 9hakr.ra'V. Ogg IP4" I. is 834.10 NRC, Madigan. Tb" 5-9 (:115, The Car ol Burnett Show Steve Lawrence and Midtown Beat." An exciting Tony-winning actor Paul Sands police drama about a young lMn Carol arid friend-s tonight man who holds lip a party where guests include tap ma,h for another entertaining hour the highlights is Steve figures Thats an iinprndoni'On. at hi.' sin in organtied crim" impersonation at lawrence'S The circles, so Madigan's objectiv" Ilurnphr'y Bogart in I'uitrifled Forest" spoof. The is double-duty, riot only to ml'.'. ('arol and Sis episode this week the ctie, h4)t find the boy before has Carol and Roger (Harvey the mob gets there and rIelq Korman upset because sis ait its ruwi juslire. Resides the (Vicki Iawrencet plans 10 R° partys host, a wealthy man away for it weekend with her m.i.king mob favor. hires a killer to ito after the robber, ton chat.' so tired of retying those -. -. 31 Roman tr.*'t si Sparih tbe•r 5% P4.wtq tai t,,nhs at 7 M1441ini 3 Armored ', 1972 FORECAST FOR THURSDAY, OCTOBER S. . Observes 96th Birthday wther .1 Iiat.f't w b..kleI. "Wb.M Te.-Aprs Waet S. p'sr Ahhy's d it in Abby. 1.5 070 Las AIsS, CaL 1100. $sw," pa - I 41 (nf ),,e,tl U wtl t Fi,ine 011ii vat i Small (S.nl I ) t)clare .1 i Of th' mind .1 I(.rtain DEAR ABBY: I think I have an even more tow eply for the person who says, "I'll tell you something very ,onfIdentI*1 If you promise not to repeat It." my mouth Say, "Don't tell me. You know I can't keep STEVEN C. hut any better than you can." - C.C. Priest ltc-lat (.i,eta. I P.111k hiarbet 2V John (If lo ts I h -- le onol s cz Pn'Iu. 72 of your readers are DEAR ABBY: I wonder LI any bothered by the same thing that bothers me. When sImpping I will often look up and see someone watching me! I pestle that with all the shoplifting going on, they have to !atch people, but you would think they would have trained personnel who could do this subtly so as not to make the I ustomerI feel they are being spied on. works In a supermarket told me A friend d mine who hat be was told to keep his eye on me! it have already aed to my lawyer about this.] must be from a complex I U I am suspiclous lookbig It ave. I am shy by nature and do not like to look people pquarely In the face. I can't help It. It hurts to think I am t trusted because I would never steal anything. my chrat. 1 Thanks for letting me get this off INNOCENT BUT WOKS GUILTY - Honor Ra cut. Rh.a.I. trM' CnnIiemøiit 49 I1.,veit,i women with big humiliated because her husband gawks at bosoms. The explanaUon was that such men are little boyM still looking for "Mommy." look, too, but the Well, I have a husband who likes to his "Mcenmy." They girLs he looks at In no way resemble V* usually teen-agers. When he sees a young girl In a miniskirt and a nice figure he forgets where he is and and just whom he's with. He gets as close as he can to her, at lace Is frightening stares and stares. And the took on his ,tlnies. My husband is 50 and so am 1. I have a figure my married uaughters envy and I keep my hair nice and dress well. my pastor. I Don't tell me to talk to my pastor. He Is to you What honestly think this man Is sick in the bead. WORRIED IN FLORIDA think? DEAR WORRIED: I thlik you ought to get Mn to a to sully his reputa' 4 doctor. A man of the cloth can't affordquit this unbecoming has, and be surely will it hi doesn't behavior. Pastors are not saints. Pastors are people. and ey axe susceptible to the same WneUes land weakneuiil o the rest sin:. or Reunion Fainily Gathe I,'s. ti t),,Imil.' DEAR ABBY: I just read about the woman who Is Church decorations included 1-4 t'nlar or i,rnwfl Stray any seas@ to me either. DEAR MRS. C.: It didn't make 's I referred your complaint to your very able senator. 'Congress sought to get food Mark 0. hatfIeld. lie replied: We the stomachs of the truly needy, so by law, osly FOOD cleanliness can be obtained with food stamps. Not only Is as food. I health nest to Godliness. It a as es.eaUal to good agree. poor people seed soap more than they need gum. op. and I am going New you've given ME something to chew is do all Ican to Improve the ,ttuatloe." the All relatives and friends are cordiallY Invited to wedding and ret'tptnn iintiiediatel' fofl,ting It, ADELINE __ DEAR ABBY: I live In Salien, Ore., and here Is my The government gives me food stamps for which ep1alnt. I can get anything I want to eat. They even let me have cw1ng gum. But they won't give me soap or toilet paper I 'IbIs doesn't make any sense to me, and I would like you to b please find out how come, because thoss Items are a lot more important than chewing gum. Thank you. MRS. C. IN OREGON L F 1,111 By Abi gail Van Buren . im w ciii.. ylo w" N. v. n.e' $d,. S.i.1 -- The wedding will be an evcnt of Feb. 24. 1973, at 2 p.m., at ;r.ipe'tIl' (iape1, 2724 Country Club load. Sanford. ' . ;, Arabian 'ili No soap, she says Senator comes to her aid ver 11cr fiance wac horn in ('t'o a and attentlti ('r stl Iti Ucklfl Iligh &'hool, lecanto 1k is employed by l.opp Company. I .. -__ - ~__ - 212 Forres t l)rlvt', Satiford, Mr. and Mrs. Erne%t M I t'C, t)e engagement nd forthcoming marriage are a nnouncing lee. to Kenneth Albert of their daughter. Miss Mary Adeline of I ecanto. opp. son of Mr. anti 'rs. Jctccph Vl1linin I opp I -. 1 rJtj/ 1 I 1 I 114 111I 47 (ons.tit ,rl Roman 5OI OWN i x_a~ Fcllowshp hall of the Church Potted palms were placed at vantage points and the bndes '..ble held the wedding cake and five-branched candelabrum ith cascading arr angement of hite carnations, lilac daisies h.4T _____________ i(11' 10 Ili? B4'autY Saka Following the ceremony. .1 in held as reception ---i . 1911 graduate of horn in Sanford, the %wide41'lCCt is a was also graduated from Sanford emtn41le high 'hool Sit' urri'fltI enipItteti at Irt'nes flenuty ('o11ee in P1 anti is t.ackground. "/4 - 1. 7 I1 . "'r" Yotini I& .I Iopp .- i orchid corsage with beige ________________ 1 ________________ ___________________________ ii. 4$ . T . Al: \A 4. .- - replica of the other attendants gowns and carried a white Bo,-Peep basket with lilac satin streamers, filled with httt flower petals and a hair circlet of lilac daisies and ta1 breath_ The bride's mother wore a ellow and white two pe ensemble with matching accessorics and a white cattleyii irchid corsage. The groom's beige a chose mother polyester princess style crepe ith lace trim, matching accessorics and a white cattlea ItL.____ ____ A Kennel h girl. She wore a imniaurt' I I ., hit,,*p' ACNOq5I 0 igb ' .I~~ :: r l ~ '/,'..- ' :':: AmiA er luimsum tow XW10W. Seed II 1w JACOIY NUDISM o.0 N: 'ls 01 $64.7 (c/s thil o. • m, s city Sidt4s, Now Y040, NY 10019. FRED ctacstts OPEN DAILY II &M. IlL 9 P M. FRI. & SAT. 71k W P.M. Sanford (HI-way 17.92) 1309 French Ave. - FRED CHWUN .i jAT ii.. i.i 1.'4. SJfltQij_ 1809 French Ave. (Hi ay 17-92 UPM DAILY 11 A.M. Tn.' r.rai.. i. �/Irtrr.;rio,, Wednesday, —The Sanford Her&d Oct 4, Support 972 Women To Throwing Turner 1 Iiapp lwi';nie they (1 111 nerd III %IM. 11I 'I" hili . ifl ther thtng; - like helping W tit t our programs have los' .rnt' - pp ed Up Bombing 1111, rim:4l 014, I i'ld trip ,ntj hrc t Fhrida lemen sho ho mann. Turner and t a id rdathui% CIARWATER, Fla AP I s O'Neil. publicnteflrtsCS. 'lie's matte lots anti 1O Of htflefttt their ritlies. . of St. Petersburg. and Wil• Women of a) ages, some car. iiiey in the 3' yea he was 8 director of Turner of Ta;up barn Humphrics. ____________ f nveii ing babies, have and said iirncr kiwt iitis are chargi with selling unreg• distributor for both Kost I1e women's sbo of pp.rt until retirement peaceful is th on istered serities and failing to Dare to 1w ('8t.' his N OW I community t1ay to demon rt'tentI, and as happ "tb' uh1n't strate their support of mink oil register as securities dealers stated. She , %ladies are able t. take an cti'" I 1,~ I The govcrnment claims Dare mudi \ .,O~~ , \ 1~, , tycoon Glenn W. Turner. 8C The women, Mr \lontgoim port __ ____ oma ~ J / I ----.--of violating the state's to 1w Great franchises are I cus -'m", ,,nr.r cttP lt Turn- er' sa' s, are footing the costs e "'" " seriUeZ taws. .F1X'ONWRE ' 'We want to show Mr. Tuer er'slaycrs claim thc a not themselves to travdb bus (1 uu" i i W 'te plan to stand around out plane from Mit htan Ohio "t a PLASTIC MODELS REPAIR KIT said Rocema ARTISTS SUPPLIES I lose him e braska. Rhode Island. Penns% T BOOKS. BIBLES side the courthouse just It, let ,P 1 , 1~~,%, 9RD1 —, --' M and - ..-' / / Aug Firi I, an , Mr Tu I I' ur ',ve for the female Tumer btm%ter. MonsIssIppit, A1.1hama. SA)Ilth Car,— ainM Mrs. She said BW women. - ag - a .Wc just love (Ilenn Turner one to %Is anti a former ind %hat he'.41 done for its an,l hand today as Turn ,,, .I pp,- -- \%'e want to opened. The 3&year-old Flohda, Miss Mt_"L, .,. . id the vciun~ shou evervone ho%% happ\ we our I a 86 millionaire is charged with wollian. explaining that WIVe. . 0 ~ the can ligh 0 l program jc - president fl a reional ti..t ri .t ~ 'tr'." , t -It$,1 ~ 10 -. k.,r. # " .At-* - - - - - F."~ r ;JL -i . . I Should Stat Mr.Tl Be theiWhy I 11 t ,. I : k 00 , 0 4 a l,o%- Su cker I fa lie ( ('C ) c ~, I t I / I tOO l itt le ts di - I--I I . <S!;1 .4 \ ;raw for them I 9 . - ~ tb It , I " _ - - ers attempting a%%-a\'with something. Illv% I I II __- and prof - s ' ":0 - - N ~-.,11 ,',q =_ -_ -. 7 "-- r '---. - . .- ~_ ,-_ .ri?__ 's cheating from .L),. 1~ tries cheating on t hr txc me mt preparation firms of life dct It has become a game I bra citizens Fiat iiii, POfl In a bulletin reit at d i ' before the last .tpril 15 Ii. • This country has al'AZIYs (" its mu prided itself on the ess voluntarily ass wot citizens silk themselves and pay their : i;:t_) I f "DO .11.0 . a, _-,o 70 . C. , `~~ . . , 0 r*~ "- ; 0 70 ~ - -, , t, ,ff,,~ ,-~~,!_ -)~C-- I, _. I -.A. I __.. . r . %. , ,.el., ? t+*. % ., - 7= __ = . - - - A • 0 UUU WASH HAI R SPRAY for - ....... . sellate Seat cat ArnerlaflS corretl' report all their Income eer' sear . or willingly settle their ac an' counts ins In recent years anew - - - - - - - -------- - - (if the tax : #I r ing abuses a re promptinR a careful look -for tax fraud fee on a percentage of 1 I IL___ • . - I 1,J ,;.Ip-. 't. *, . . I. — CANVAS CASUALS and SANDALS II I - 133 ' ~ 'ssi ` . . .-*,: . L0 N t 899 ~ _:_:,1::... . I citing a number of t or, EFFORT FOR SEMINOLE ' $1099 1, • r -_ t e publidt held .orpo! a he flits It is indeed shock ifli. Tax cheating generally restilts either from th e feeling some p e 0 p 1 e are getting away wit h ou t paying their liii ce tl fri c fair share or a rebellion cre. tile feeling the tax iv' • NATURAL SCENT ' PERSPIRANT (R(G 670 pr resu ltin g attitude ttitfl or should n t millionaires so In a gettiui. tY. ktt& rs are ',ittiout pat ing' When the feeling tha I wo lit %rl J (RIG $i 09 IRIG 400) of part th dl " at Ill can t some to see 'A 11 iol I can get away t i itt lit if the r y b., ~_ . .• I, I'• CASSIME TAPES .. - - - District 3 I \ ...~, ~ 2for I FILM PRINTS E* M. litti Hobert lIlt nut me I • With ii! I 00 SPRINGS— I 0 1 _ - __ .i PRIMARY ELECTION NONPARTISAN n were soiled anti contained , twirs. Sh(ws the defendant wort. REPUBLICAN . Nelson i,uid lie ,.was ieeking . from ,I I%-,- ~:entrai ,isiuns. !iaturf! inoney i:aqes, -once 'Hernomlity relateil.However. the larger animal attraction. I . Florida t-ounty ~x)ards ftt iend %0 ebum saift the ioclery now trmls. .i natural ,ustory -ss nott4l that DeBose told ' , "I'm the one you want.” has 134.301 in ,- ash .Ind 118,924 riluseuni hnilding .ind the hi m to tw locifted Although h& ath ised Detiose of and fin it rea ding But of the ordinance will be- held in ibtt ant. until deteLs ire for on the 85 second his rights. Bernosky .iaid he the defenint what as ~Ioing in I net em is 11 3,1972 visitet Y-~r Road Agreement Reached tts ..srF Bs DeYs't in intialirill ' I '4 etom Lttrent cttotford rttrieted fruiti the Store Upon retross ct-anima tion said 4. tdoçx rs of the tra..t buildmnt. JuIiuui euntruterss arose over ti Itt. et..ree.tt It.) hate. flu e photo Liken of the de.uendant etth. site until constmuttion tw~un h% the city till v%pa"S10" by John Spolski. All Justice Supreme Court . ,, SELF PROPELLED NACK TRAY I .( 1 KODAK FILM - I. ' p' r t ' 1- '•''- t' 4. '; - ' ri Ii I- I :: ' . 10" _________________ 1 -•, - .'_ . .•- . pu_i. . Damage ' - • - % .: - It-.6 ; UNICAPS ., 4 0!uials. ;tit well .is thum! Till" I cnuipaii$es, avor the I I I - . - .f.. 't 38 FOAM BACK 17 x 26" ' .. 0 '- :, •_ I • IV I . . S — , , - - • L - - • - - - -' , Gp*wp . -- - - P ) state L nitortli trimifte. - iinpLet1 iut III IILII '0 heet it ''. . __ P.itt - -, - .. . -r7 ~!,_~-\ -~ . 14kW —.---- St4itcHt;Iuostititatvu I lv~ ,\ t.mght intl #arnirn4 iystefll 4111 .m be insta ll ed 'iwoiror'i iiu . Luiitr"E - Culonel F .1drige - ~ . . (, - ~ \,re..ii tie :all br two pre.une.t.s III the new electiun ,ri,nhiaile.e. w m iuupui '..'iu. uthe.r ele c tric a l - Beit, ~ 1 Arec Delcths . •ii I.nii 01*1.141 c"irtstm,jsriIsh bowuer the tor, 5t 411l law said the. Florida Highc - State Roprusoritative - - t'i.. I. lorida Stat.. Le.ge.shitur.. s si.. atlu I - " tI1 re. 1.. si. S(IkI.t ilIe. I. . ksbbth*. SA.H '4, .ii.k.'' It1H Mrs 'ir in \kMutluu Stith itt Lii '*111 t"i Stilt I te.artite.r, whu resided ut 'c,jgiii'I (HtiliIt ; * . I CHARCOAL -- ' .suv'. ,e.te.r.el tears hut ot -4. *a - • 5.55*. •'.fItIis. , - -. . a • . - - - .. .. I.. •_ , . •,,, .a_ • .. •• -- •.. , --------- :. • .. , -, . •..:. ••m •,. - -' . ,) % I a I -S. •. •5. —' C . . "... :..:_. ,II...•.. ,' •, silt • •• •ç• •. 114,' PU' ' ' - • - - - - ttL'ett'it'tI voters i'iist 01 OCHOOCI - 'tI1T" a - - - - - ~ ) __, k UTLI 1$ ,....,._,._,_,____-_-----' - a ballot in 1 uesttay s run- , J - . J~ tn .t i:y vIIu.:N sui: ino t-Il - 'I C1 -. - it . a e' \l.iol* (tlec'. e :ii i tlite. ,,r rvpatr shops. when revvivuig d.uliaged mutur %ehicies uhil. \lIhd uist S.Q. he cwjie'u _14udoriii 17 in i.e.iirs ago. He was owner uitl Sartuurs ie.ILtc . us ,vro Itejrw,tur, Wallace Stich, Clearwater William Stic h . I)II:601 ,Jj) lises Pain %.1 athy, and Shei-t * C Sa ~v,hvv &-partment or Flurida Nlich.jul WhitIt highway Patrol office withuz 24 iA sister. Mrs. Faye Ganit, North. 1 Sanf used t.i tittilt this iin'i tiiIil to oUtLilit' tht' &lt't4ttk tIlt related pu itt t it epoi It'd Ott p.igt' I - is do nut have a daiivage rvlea ( ;;L ih ttri lr!''Y ,l,'-t ion iii 29 7 iwt' hots n aLNm' t' A daillige ruleti.w sticker is e.qwred wh..n a v e h icle %IiiIiil.)31tIl oh , "- - - off pl- IIIIIII- y Its collipared to only a Slightly better . - ___ tl e.t..iiii4ii'' •.,.. ,_ •,.. - I •S'•• A -ilim '.'0A per vent ill Senimole's 39,482 .( I - . I _..."I"..".. O- ,,-~ ! - - - 'VSN _ Superintendent RIG 99c 5' S. .. . -.. .•.••.•• •. .a.. • _..:.. ~I N .- n..;:,.1 -`i*.r1i4k-=- i- ~ 1 ~ =-- - -- _* . 78 .7'. I ( u,, 1ASY POUNI OG •' f ~ i - _ " __ _. J •. BUCKET 1 ~. CIA, It.bort I ) wmlo , •. •,_.•.*i.•...' - U I 18 it-AU171111 ,,$2`0)", 52C a ,, -. - I I ''- IOM $199 q - S BEER STEINS -• 1 .I."1 'I 'hat tuuipkinenting . •r a outage. re. e.ast bewre repairs are made. •c.hed ,rtltr 'u oinpit win uie.. ii ' I . ,., I 1)99 - I if LIP. ~_ - -- - :~: ! ~ 1:i!:1 :":1I., "I ~` I,.: , , ; . ~, - I -,,:: -~- , - ,_~ I - I. 0 - ~,- ..'s " . -S ,ianueers but e :,i--ady .,stabhbhi:d arewi I)e ,!very thret hvuri cuch piant in I Chw ,. _______________________ - 4041 TRAVEL CHEST GILLME OR KIT . it 1 99 , J:,.166 ~- .- - - .., - 1.1055 1.. 'A £ 4 -- .t, _______________________ VOGT 3 ,.(, ' es :, 0 QUART ., a 'U me irne by leveluptrs. Deta>eit I )UbL1(_ tieur'iug to •;inpi'ehensite ..unLflg new ' troilnunct- Ind !and 4ft inaps -P OLYMil r~>_ "I ,pEr7 49,, 3 0 , TISSL ULLJ 4c . P; or. - Cb..I.t R it, 584 - IIt 29 ,4. _ BATH TiSSUE !I..! I 99 j :.,,* CHARMIN (REG. 656 77 1 I *,' LAXATIVE (REG. 2.74) i . ALOPHEN VITAMINSr ) Lreet ~ines friini Ruinuda Inn nurth !)eyond Loraine Drive )n Avenue wi th dl usLs , DUULth 1 64 ________ e.-r I -III,, Stickers R1.0ts SAW it. 1 Ii ~ _% Jack F - I I OLL I : • • .. ' MULTIPLE I PLANTER - , . 39 ro 5 1pjDC)()P OUTr,COP PM 4991 0 ~1*1_ - r'. ui.' S u remain it he eitaIR imsi illtd in the road i Wier business. L.aUn*_I1. ant a report froiui the • mr t1'st post it de.piirtzuiuit Release • r £5. :-.. - ' 1 KODAK X30 COLOR OUTFIT _____________ . .... :''. kEG ,' *0 FOR - , Si '., . .'t ' . - - / ' 0P a iii !tt evetituaily will be rebuilt ,,,r, ,,wvitbiv itter itswer lin" Are tci i m,i:duiUa'-f AUTHENTIC 12os G1ASI 99c - * u RIG I trict - State $490t.1"I nth 0.61#041 - POWER MOWER COCA COLA I N - I ; ,1 ' liii he Judge Circuit luttroad on tile West anti north hand. Bernosk~ testified there weralitl I.vtus I,ake on the east. to no finger ' prints of valut!tile ,.-It% ,s main sewer plant ' mmoniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiI mit Brevari . Jti /,' iii REG 1 3 88 of his It utdition o winmnote these Uflui ii irrtens pl edges 'or a toUt if 153 t45 plat st Nelson in assets. He ,und. it I 38$ inirnber t to III.'TnI hIP ' xitrng iuppor' giv NONPARTISAN ( ony( r:its rendered. •mrrated. "I iidnt knOW sanford jOI) )flti) countY in mirWime. l973, ,.wi th 'nrk in Omt to arrest him for. ** Sgt. property for ,-xpansion into .i .wress roads. ~jtllitie.-1. inim.ai elections The city ,wi,q)ted ', 11 e ,me "Ity for sUblbhed it the ft,y hail ount i offer md euthorizeti flu. Pt irt \luldrew to admonish r'me nt between the t.'OUfltv propriate amount ot land 4) il,tllll the .:tty on the ''Ity Engineer William the defendant to refrain from ,o%errutient and mc • hiUcs unt il luliLe sh.ekinhee htad a testimons fltI.)' "mtnt ii Palm .,prings ir';rt th e engineering or Ixtelopers of the property writti ii tiiipt')Vellii!flt wtititjtiofls .an be u1' t 1fl Ittijid i attepteti by the e tIt .it a thus em. also to Nixon 'ul iccepteti the ow au ruiicilin.iti Keith eartng tennis 5Loe5 L,iJSC, 'Without tuesci.iy night $13.5,1X water Systeuli and pa isked that lad tiappeneti tO 'liii joutheastern Supply for u r po rtion removed, :umnient.' a large with the back Al costs of extending reCOIiililentiatiIin o ,he :Jlic' 'quipinent it $2,.1L 4. force main from the tract. sits at his seat at the defense it was \t.myur ount flat Herrnits triil 'tuthurizeel the •'nginerr Orange table alternately scratching his tawrtnt.e swolfuril retuint,oundetionth -south , Count%, the SeatKNird Coastline - - - __ __ wct. Swotifont asbured that the ,-xtenston of water .ind iewer County, October oh 4 Nelson. itwiety pro.-iident, to the enough matching funds tnapply by iolation perpetrated f unds fav(iring, the ,ittraction but I 1)4-Ho~w when he arrested him. &Infortt Citi Conirra.sition in -i fnr ,he itate Ind fecteral ittviseil it 'ould lot legally iperat'rna1 ;)I1rP4)Se. i th ere was no peetflc statu.l report in efforts 1w the for Lotus 9 Dorfman reminded Florida 1iI d uiri I • iwtl .tr it it 2O *10 O4) \ 4I 'The rmnute we fail to meet But Ui* namt' it hi' ame' Future if the S.'mmnole one of mtr milestones. -me will I arrival at the crime scene and ZA - -ou <now, ' N elso,n toI d the 1(1(jed. 1 ~e I we sill .-iave - he Tet . of arresting [X434)." after .i ,tsublish a Central Puri(i,a i4w) . Into Mrs. anti b4it.iini(al 4.artiens niat. ininuds out 4 ianiord bv the eoinnussionen. little fellow' c.-imp 'telson ipt.itir Monda tie intl 'nd f the' tisil .eir Mithis to and said D.Bose depend in whether iLiti' peariMi before the Seminole federal n'oneys; in be obLuned pri'tiiitetl was riding around in a car that County School iliselosed Defense Attnrney Ned Julian to help o. i f e win prnlet borrowing if $751300 may be received 'nelortemnent of Jie Jr succeeded in getting the forward. Thee wa4 rlmsclo,seil by Clifford ne'ressarv in irder to have 'oologtczd endeavor The schooL .ergeant to admit he knew of no th e.r . .,ittn for a iItt purpose In broU ore point in the eidiItofl (.ount ilnian Dan ELECTION Seminole octobe r 3. 1972 3, 1972 Octo!jei OFFICIAL BALLOT Zoo Nee s Grants riot • pair of trousers sheet , R.'rrosky testified l5 tO tits the (leferidant removed. tier- 2.5 acres on advised when he r-ional park, the jint is to be OFFICIAL BALLOT For Expans ion (I after the I'lanne(l Development , 11 1)i is acres to be dedicated for a Home Park. Florida / 99 %, '* 1P which ap- J; et ------ Orduinet was adopted on first reading I)% the City Council , to annex the 380 inc sd it night Orlando S.m.noIe Count 1099 6724 4 -1 .51, I - worob it human or anit ,tial blooll ino e s Vote (o SCmII'UIS — r. 4.4 iw~ - - 11 ___ 0010000""' ____ The xergeant intl to have firS ct frn h ,' it breaking and AI.TANIONTI: ti .rg.s hunkkr std Sanford .N 10I)ile OFFICIAL BALLOT HOOD-SPIT 9 )"' --40W r \rnong thes se were a lavender at the crime wene in proximit', irt worn by the defendant to the location of the boyty, ;%ho-n arrested. which the I TEREO • - 1 _______ 1—f SYSTEM t . .- r -1 ,.'a' I \ . ) -, -'61 vi~l--;i. r tt fr om N ide ntlf i d B€r no s ) taken fr.m objects nuflietot th.' defendant or from hi Annexin ,viously (Ili tile Bond on Maciaga %%as listed at were arrested prc ,I AU TO I 7P I3rnky further identifi e d i f(ird Police 1)4-partrv.ent. _- . I Vt a: 01 . thilrtt!(l with testimony Of to1.i Altamonte Eyes l)uUhe'Ilis wms the third man /V 1 County Co mmissioner s., 6, 7 ~:~ - q,~,, ; P, e ?ef;.J!81 ;",~e r.1 .: - 0. - - I I d.I) - breaking and entering PRIMARY ILECTION l soaking .et Iloines. • the investigator ethIc d " 29 MULTIPLEX Of residence, and iin charges Involving separate 11 (-I 1' him - I -- tIfl 4 4 0" I 60 MINUTE J_ , " iii d ti, ' I %. 2 iOF P I.' $LA — .I- 1~ , divV406 s AWFM IIF.IIIFA em sti (I ifl (Oflfl(Ctiofl with i had blood stains upon them but w ere unidentifiable as to the ft from (,regors Mobile arrested In tile theft of seven serving as ,I guard -it St. Johns ark. actelevision sets froin an aparttj ApartnieriLs lit Fern 1), had one inent complex in South cording to Ixgge. "He seininole. James Evans and lit tier person working with SEAT ---- : f111I f -, ~ - I rr ., pair'i 6f iI charve. - .40.1, " 1.17 it •- 39 11 ' C .. . 'I away hecouneS a cons iction there is a tendency of' 111t, te _• RE ELECT' . J'~ * LIMJT I (' : illuch in taxes is Ix It 49 t ,u ' oauts llhIIi io . N. .I der ports In otht r shtrilf s thr iii. ii h4u.t bun .irr.stul Muciaga was reportedly . NORTH AMERICAN LOTION - , 2rl, AFTER BATH es pany. for %%hich lit- %%orks (ir securit)%,,irk %%.till it licensed Imndb% . Det. Ito , cense. - I TRIMMER GET THIM BOTH FOR ONLY $30 00 's's,j'J- - SHAMPOO ; HEDGE 299 - - V.- _.;Iw ' • PRELL C OCIPiTP , TI (1l - i 2 B8 ELECTRIC GRASS TRIM GET i I.-W, %I 'M'% .0 40,1..!, 0 4011 0 %k- I 0 #If, I . ..(,..wil .-, s; -, . I • LARGE 3 ox TUBE •• ti nd i!11 l - CHARGER "c'•'' -0 on ;I warrant for viola state statute covering oriter, 'is .,I security guard it pvrson ,• Ire ~1 Up R G. * ,I? Til 1.4 " t _________________________ I I I.- - -I- entering and jailed in lieu of $2,W) bond, Kunkler .said. The $500 .;, Was iiriii investigator, reported Matthew burglaries, Paul l)e('hells, 2.1, Orlando, Miiciaga. 23, had been arrested , i " - r a a security service without a . 111 1111 Ji. -ithn u - '045 /0 license. Sk,t. Paul Legge. coulitN Si HIGHIST QUALITY HIAT ANT GLASS o,40 DRIP I— iffffffjffj -_ ~1101100111. 499) s r u.. without Ut'It t •' PETITE PERK 19 .;:*:-,:: r.;_.,*:'. " ciiceccfiiI 1' trial of Stanley [.i Wce .ir iild amateur boxer I bar d with th. \u ' 7 rrieat "I _______________ be *'iiijiloyt'tl by a iiiiist A Surrento inan ll,j.., beell GLASS f REG. 12.9 -1 - T, 99C - (Staff Photo with o perating •• - S ' WRY - - . 3 to 5 C ' '1 VU - • I . . 49 he hihei the fee. i ' it :; - ~. -i., . . -k .~,> , -~ to - HAMILTON BEACH CORN POPPER . SOLIDS & (Q' 1.41 - - - ALLI §jTIIRS CCIN WHILI POPPING LEC JUICER Is. -„ S ~411e 11, C) •I ' -. ' BATH TOWELS Itorl SILICTION, the greater the savings and ell recommend prosecution . 1 • i•. -. • -.•• , ~_______- - - - - ..J The more cheating then Where warranted. the coniissioner said. "thv Service ' • DOPUSLI KNIT CO%T;hfhlA,L If;. ItS 1111.1. SUE11 '.• : REG. $999 ; I sa%e you in corporation returns I _. I , : tax preparers of basing their •- -) 1 I 88 , pare tax returns for a fee said in Johnnie M Walters . ( Detroit recent1% that "alarm- , 1 i V PANTS licensing for those who pre. The gu%ernment investigation disclosed the practice on - '.'.' .' . f or some form of testing and ,who are Involved internal .b ii Ii I f fl( Id l' - . 11 , - MEWS POLYESTER eeed f ins for their illegal he tin t con encouraged by professional h taxpaYers seem Ai1Imn to e a chance on getting a w ay W — I,,.% not )ust indii, iduals ,* -0 -,. ' -I , : . .1 , .: REG 9' 66 returns ii itti ( ( ) i - ,•Li,.I Iry in The filing of fraudulent . ,,1,-~A, CONDITIONER... -,i, ': mav have aided or abetted [if - ~ ) itio Charge: No , . C " / to . .I itt %t.'tItI Guard Is Arrested ,-..'-,• 1 Yqwl ',~ r - - I , I I f,I, _ I ~4 Policeman -I, • '; *.,I :1 .41 . _ I Mur - -, I 4= :Z%___= Iry - . . _________ BALSAM r~ I(htlnhli('1 ('I. (',,tI(I.itP III St4itt' Sen1ite, 111(1 I tugh E% dflS, ,ifldI(ldte . 0- I UI I H II - 0 _ W % I Ii )L I If I \I i ihl)liIl i fllOFfiIfl thi. held ni ni d v .i'. RICHARDS C REME lfl the . _- : : -, ... • . .It I .— . . 1 6 01. 7 oz. . I I) _ .11- - AMPLON PANTY HOSE preparers investigated so far the), e%en get it . N1 ; ; .. i MIE -1 ? - _~ -!- ~=V-. I - .. 0 !"t, 0 , tred in a nation ide in ccti gation ligation has been 1 from their earnings before ' ,. TOOTH PASTE -:' "* ;~a vet k : , down of the tax preparation deducted e . LGATE 41a , .0 2 OZ i . 6 75 OZ S40 and at the same launched a nationwide crack- stantialIv all of their tax ob • • • .-''.' wit .AI ______________ ( / To combat the tren d greatly expanded its 4ree service to puzzled taxpayers a* taxes annuall% . Since the ad. vent of %%ithholding this de. hig f -%oluntary compli* llt~ - , \A -- 11 - Ar,iIfl f l I( t Tes -._; - - significant numbcr of return preparers eraJe over %hat is going on JA 14 41'f'I'l i 1:1 I - t- ,_~____4.- z;_-G& i- I ~ .. ~~ ;. -- _- __T_,V%_ -w_ .-~~---~_ _:- - .- -_ .- _ ~_ .: -,-, - __1 .I.I z __ff=z~~ 41~10 Z"r _PtEWtl~ ` A; . d they -W tIl i'1d I I ... wu_]K e _J lx~ ~-, - I --_f-~~,_.-~ II ! m_-~~._-_ _-P. IIIII._~_'*__ , -. J IF . I__ 1- _ I _~- I _. __,:`W_ _1_ __ - I ~_1~ --~--M-~_ , ___W---~~ - - _1 ___. ..-M I iA----_ ;-~_ __.. . __ .1 I~ ~-, __1 S ~ ~_ __. ~ ~_ -... I ____ !, f "! .. ~1_ -~ __1:~_--,_- i_ _. iai a_ _.=-_i~ I ----OI - ~, p MWA i Z -1 f . -, z i &-_ , Y - " , W - ~1! r. C tax deli tam South American coun I" M 'rtiiH were ______ .. France, in Italy and in cer- I 0 - i low prices you get more f rom Ecke(d % than clucil"y 0 nd lov.. Next time the friendly peopito ,^roring I Thirty 145? homberm. itrtirlk indpot ntirth (if Safg(sn 'I'lis- ( (mimand gaid two of thp oriprny t.,irgPt.i r-n twir ;idom; I F~ tior,11(.0pterl; qti-;tainPd light Raignn, US nffirer-; ;aid L '. . .N. 110 * (Inination and rettirnod qAfely fro .0riker. wore aimed primarily a t their lonses, while Ihe third new it(ockpileg of war materiaiq t n c_. " ; f Illitilp it craoth-landing and wrvt and wore (irdpred intemifspd ~, +-c;1rfoy#,fI A total of thrrom after Par)0*r raid; PrAvod . , to ~vt two t)e release(i tht arr. u- I I I b C mvillable throijoh y newspapers 0 . - , I f(,Tee rincr h. 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DOWIIfl9 I I F w - -- w - w- - wet - hi ittuni r.tttinrc ni th the tck1es C1%te 10 I" "i' of itio. ..iLIt;;:ji Man' — ound other outinS. But he While he did not mention tt Ahri%brA and Wailick werC starting just save to work a little harai c re m:i1e . nu behind ht' i B UERK\ (uSH can pick ourcertainly is not alone. der," said ('opeland. the offenMve the HoufldS pVi a whale of a of. Whether we Herald Sports riter cnmmage me fnt wail of the ort The Eagles have a 3 ivec up or ntinue mosir.g." all ot Hower, the play of the Copeland's team in ret team wthch was really blowing defeft' game d performances by L)man defense was not enough thus far but have not been us micai to revive a pauent year's have seemingly always nut the Colonial defrnse in standout the hornets I55( week with reg Waflick and to give the Hounds a viory. dazzling anyone with their nly to find out that only the broken from the gale quickly. openeranihtng has not in been the able way of linebacke C it th the I Uail) winning kto ntinUe ll make fumble holding three foes to a lone waiting for his LyrnAin foot- siowtcl b injuries later n the backs might run And the credited i ith 17 tackles and excellent field position withon two has been nothing short of super, 'coveries but the best that tiiti0ifl a1lers to recapture that canipai. Rut for the most defee of the Grenadie was Ahrnsbrak 1 more The fact occasions "football life" they dispYCd in part this sean the Hounds eted to be the toughest f that 33 tackles were made by 1,man this FridaY uld be a em Over Au$ By HERKY CUSH 0 _________________________________________ the pair of keglers & tic must commend and envy a We can shambles out of the oaks at Bol American really made a of the class Sanford las wetk. JohnnY Jaco goes to the bead Ugh 237 wmch resulted In a 663 with his blistering 211. 215 and oth m the Keglers league. that of George exti set-its -. American Sanford to the tune of 178. 267 and 2(12 for his Nice 1c.nc tcllahs orgi masterful 647 set City League The efforts of Sirnkanich along ttith Jim Ra)'s 10 arid 550 helped FRA sweep Music and Walraven'S 195 140% Unlimited. High for Unlunited were Dick Zuckerrnar*. 190. Junior Lewis 203, Jim Lewis 199 and Al Roaltr,g 184. 534. George WMdrop unloaded a steady 186,202.204— S arid Duke Caukin 225 and Phil Santoro 199 helped Burger Roa mates IS I Chef spli( with H.l S. Stores. For H .1.5. it was Darwin Fedder Slot - Oviedo i I \ .-'' I ' Opens Eleven i't a ii. th e'r .an hc'aU hull the i.hlfl.S B 6REG SIMIAL) - por cluding their handicap they had a whooping 2,512 total. For 194. C Make Up it was Jim Link 213 and 1). Rite found Larry's Mart Winning Another solid it-am -fforl itmo was 1. Pivec 1115, For Larry's it three from Sanford Heating. wc sil) 19(1, Ve'rn Mrssersiruth 205. Jack Kaiser 192 and B. C3ark 197. Burgess 210. the For Sanford Heating it was G. efforts came from D. Dolguer 212. 0. Ii Other top hi€ Hackett 1110, Ed Adams 226 Crabtree 188,3. Farrelly 191,3. col 590, Wade Snyder 183 wit B Trmpletofl 201.3. Ct'roscili 197. 212 and Bill Painter 211. rib "V - -s • ) UocLin ,- -. for the ," ' - 3" . - . - -P -- . ,.g , AN( T:CKLlNG is the sign of a solid defensive euiort and Lyman's Martin Johnson 22 is beginning to feel the effects of the tough Bishop Moore defense as several Hornets gang up on him in last week's 14-3 last m&cek Rwky Payne bad the high series en tIns league ared as the Ocean the evening hOt 231. He had a nifty S&' ttsl on Mist swept the Engmnc'ers 189, 179 — 558 and Rodger Sauls turned en a steady 1110, Harold Herbst 182 as the Purple Plum swept . not' starting to come iround ____ down. goes back a long way. The coaching st-aft also hopes and the coaches feel that the To have a shot at wUUUrig this week, the Lions are going to that getting a set lineup will defensive squad can do a good have to put together a good eliminate the large number of job against the tough Apopka team effort And the Oviedo mistakes which have been team. But there is still much B 1,t the Whistle slop. Regal Elm led b) the Regal Gate swept four games from 193,202 — 551 of Eddie Ryan. turned in by \'ernie Other hugh games in the league were F ' ar Kaiser 189, 178— 513 and Terry Waldrc*p 19.3,2(12 - Sanford Moza Merchants arid There were several sparkling efforts in this circuit HIS. led who —545 by Betty Allen .riong the best was a to four wins over Publix 577 from Jim Carver arid a 204 Zaics got a nifty 2(17. 204 — from Jay Jackson but could do no better than a split with Noah's Ark High for the Ark was Jac'k KanneI"S 201. There were numerous high games en the league last week Jim Brewer 200. Richard Wdluuzns 211. the best of wtiich were Ed Adams 192, Berney Hudley 212. Ed Jackson 182. PoIly Price 194. Merle Price 211, Robert GilbO 186, 189. Ed Kemp 1113 and Reid MacLeay 198. ( ( C For the most part the Middies score. Thus, they too, penence on the Middies team really showed Saturday and it d-i w 212 led the Weed Jack Ives 180 and Chuck Stimehy 1nners. Millie Gamer 182 Haulers to thrt wins over the led the Pebbles to three wins over the fl'ir" Tzibot 219 wlUl Ladders while the 'ming1es won three over the Slates Ray Templeton's 202 and Ron Altman 184. 185 535 leading H tbeia Cl lx .i5' St s ------- ....-. - --.'-' i.outbjuj MICiC1It'.5 w UUIItLi ___________________________________________________________________ , F - ar ,, _ ____ . . - ,. ' - ., _____ _- ' .: ---. e'-- .-..---..----- _________ - - -- . _______ _________ r I C C C C - ______ - ning of John Winesberry and liked our aggressiveness defense against Michigan State. We went after 'em all the time. But we can't use the same •' League Major Senhlinoles Favored : .> -, " have to play a little bit more cautious." Stanford, ranked 15th, is 8 - The AUOCLaICd Press - 86 69 .555 "I was covering Bulethikoff," xlktroit — as the athletic director contin- trastate football game at Tatior at Florida. "FSU recovered Baltimore was in 1964. 80 74 .519 5 xPittsburgh % New York l4 . haunted them in lust haS a pinched nerve, is cx- if the offense doesn't gel rolling, dependent Memphis State. Vandys Bill Pnct r:m the hampered by injuries. but workout to pri- contact .is an excuse." Georgia's Vini'e heavy .*ls pamefiirVtrgIfliU.'ThCe11lPha ioley, whose team has West West that toss to Auburn, tucky Coach John Ray said full- "There's no way we can win" week's 1 • Gators; one of only two the they had a break. ii) pass defense. Price hitl several inurt"d garters 66 553 9i Houston 66 .569 4 this year. hiftad me ots in warmti his .quat1 to be ready whole time, but Biletnikoff Chicago io Los Mges 84 70 76 77 .4 15 some speed (rum Virginia. Sthte—"lt's a little too cart)' to in the 1anitiiell, lyear rivalry, Slim Allen now an a• iiiadc a great move and blew by Minnesota an effort to add depth to the for good we are," determine how San FranciscO 66 86 .442 75 79 .4 17 ;u.i'"rJ.*t -. jflIl staff at Florida, remembers the threw a great pass and Freddy California Charlie ML'rrttt Coach LSU was pleaseet harrison Da'. WOfl hian. Michigan State's 5l lo Billie Jean King huts (OP Mct2lendon said he i-clinched division title x.clinched division title tunfliflg 1w $100,000 Vtrginis with the Tigers' defensive drills fur the down." seeding a great aerial coinmesday's Results FSU had the It gave FSU a 7lead and one-sided," according to ('oach just us it does this bination New York 5-4. Montreal 2-3, championshiP tournament fense tacked coehsion. "Maybe Florid-u (;tOr5 went through fluffy Daugherty. In fact, the Chicago 5 Minnesota 4 FSU offense .ind defense, in iii' "I felt partly responsible for scheduled at the Boca it's because Rice shows game 12 innings really mmmdc me Cleveland 6-3, Baltimore 5-4. many different defenses that ditiun to sharpening their uwn the loss, and it Hotel for Oct. 7-15. ______________________________________________________ Pittsburgh 6, St. Lou.is 2 innings 1st game 10 .IthiI1g .itmil ticking. George feel bad," Trainmell said, "beTournament director &-...i i*i..nt S Ih. ti-nut 'umad couldn't line uu _________ __________ ________ J, j'W 1 Ui i' LAJ5 itqçv*v ii, Milwaukee job that T1 cause I didn't do a bad t.iddy Tuesday announced the iiriat1una" he Cincinnati 6, Houston 1 Kansas City 0 Texas 3, day over all. They only threw to San Francisco 7, San Diego 4 seedings for the tournament, added. Detroit 3, Boston I a few times and I inwhich will award the winner Freddy Bill Battle of Tennessee, flui_11111, Wednesday's Games ('altforflla 3, Oakland 2 tercepted one and knocked tn, that 'the thing Memphis Regular season ends Wednesday's Games wa Gunter R:chey another down." Nancy throw .uid dues best State '1L......... Philadelphia tLersch 3-7) at Regular season ends Trammel1 helped Florida ranked in the second .lingi. catch," worked the Vol txic('hmcago C,ossage 7.O at Chicago Bonhatti beat FSU (lie following year, aginstsw!le favorite pass New York tMatlack 4-tO at Mrs. King has won seven of the field Minnesota iCorbin 6-9) tit, tiatitmond .,i,, .k.,. hm ,nI,.rs.ui )N Mil,iuktC Lonborg 13-121 at Montreal Moore returning it 46 bards Southern Cal, p U in Houston anti Et Fast Pac4 crown and Coach Jack Florida SUite' is favored over it was Steve Tensi to Fred Bi1- schedule, we'll show upS" øy ThE ASSOCIATED PRESS meanwhile, rtlledtussquatton Lexington Saturilay K*'nbig, strong ,Init Auburn arid Ole Miss boned Auburn formations and plays to tiieky is IU)hile. -iamnetl('oach Charlie their rnem',irtes and up Tuesday for their tangle in refresh Shira tlies' .t't .iiter you real Jackson, Miss., Saturday— shore up the defense. Fourth-ranked AlabiiiUa gooit. their first in regular'ea5Ofl ;nt .ilter" the flit' ,VkI(i(',it Coach Baiph "Shug" Jordan on the limping Bulldogs 'his his Tigers' practice per- ranked .s Choice - ''° q .. - - - . ' bo Rub> puts in a cs b> with a tweek breather no — ( 36-17 ictor> Liiletnikofftwd gone on to the * Los Angeles tStrahler 1 2) at (it) I)rago 1247) tPultln 16-13) at LX Atlanta Jasten ti N Ikistoil kiik tuverage during a stiff praUe session in anti&ipdtiulI Other seeelings included M garet burt, third Chris Event 4 ____ (loca The - A ....... -foot r iuiiu ball arid basketball games fur graduated high schuol athletes was given new life Tuesday when it was resanctioned by the Florida High School Activities Association. The game had lost its sanction last August ID a dispute over profits. Without sanction, participating players faced the risk of losing their first year of college athletic eligibility. "The conditions were that the pro!mts. ii any. tuu1d be' invested in scholarships far need> students who participate in these games." said Ted Flu> d Da>. ezecuti%'e 'retar). of FHSAA. He said the FHSAA would take a "firmer hand" in wood 199 R Dovnei 181 E Jaco22landP Local Punpourri the DB1D AMERICAN VL'lS BANTAMS U' 44, Mike Link 174 — 413, Sandi was Trac'ie Cashe 151 Cashe 130— 335, Paul Hart 114— 331. Fred l3uruk 121. Mike M3. Billy Burkhart 1(*, Mary Kaiser 101. Larry Clark 118 Ward Betu'efls 125 — 353, Rick)' Jones 109, Darrell Tate 128, Sandkulls 103, Don Mc'Nubb 1111. Aubrt) Norris 104, Kelly Towers 123 — 317, Jerry Kaiser Dougherty 131 — 356, Mike120-323 and Ray Wolf 195... }It4 142 - 339. Ronri) GENERATION GAP ere from um-1ey Spariders m the' Sumas 171, Darts Bacon 172, hochelle Wtiith> 1E. Mary HenderbC*i 177, Jan Renaud 170 and Jeannie H.itt 184.. best were Thelma Hickson 171, Bryant HALL AND CHAIN'S HicksCEi I90,1V1-53, harry Almond 177,3.3, Sai Gus Sexton 201, Jim Malone>' 191.183 and Greg Bullock 179was a nifty 200, 202 - 527 far Jose 500.. . In the SJC loop it From SEMThOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL . ..In the SHOOTI!G Si Alt-S comes the 177 by Bill Griffith Lwp it was Elaine Geduldig 176, BonnIe Link 180.184, Kath> CREATIVE 171 Cooper III and Mary Johnson from Cijudia Jasa 170, Ruthe WL)UTIQUE highs came 377, 171.. . The tops in Gaudresu Zavrotny 202 and Ginny JET BOWLERETI'ES were Mae Wilkins 1, Jeannie Adams . -, 18(1, Haiti Baker 17'?, Mary Mark 170 and Peggy Muon 173 "" .111 1atheGSLMLooPitwa5WLe the DYNAThONl( MIXED league it was Robert Garden 113, Ed MaIm 373.3. Drake 90, 203, C. Stenbaugh 178. H. 204-544 and 3. West 178. C-an'çlleld 174, 1.. Holsedaw ill, - . . . - ated enior3 of the northern half of the state against those of the ,,iuth- Orian o-Seminole Jai-Alai Entries ''' WEDNESDAY NIGHT Duublrl. 7 3 ikSI GAME I'ont% I Angel Ysa, 3 ErdOza /,irre 3 Sale Toni. 4 Gene Jose. S *igoa. 6 IbCtC Genii- i ''.ruri Iii' Ii%Iud4. S L.iiu peiirosa 000bis, SECOND c.AME nil I Arl Zaire. I Erdoil S 3 Itnerre ilisa, I Wane YIJ. saia Bingo.. 'ut" tiest'de, zu G.ntIl. I Marten Pedr011 , tiouDlil ipit 140 CAME I unli I Angel lent, -J 100 JoSe. i Endoll Iota. I IOIUI Arte Toni, I Ferrnt 1545005, Maruri Gandi, S. Sale P.dvO flouhIrs. 7 I 001411$ GAME site I PointS tiastuda. 3 Maruni Los... I Ibarrd I'ecro S Aid BingOl 6 Fmlni MvIOteIl. I Ken. i_ada. • Chutno ___ _____ _-4- -Il _____ - #_,,J_11 ' - ____ TONIGHT PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING ti;:, L'€ - -4 -" M!ia -$ _ ) - r w " a1 ;j - j: :; -P - ____ BALCONY SOc RESERVE SEATS 7Sc to $2.50 MAT INEES - Mon. ThURS.- SAT. (I P.M.) ISCAL,ATOI 6 - . -.-''-'' -' Ov.' If igli WINTER PARK receiver hauls in a pass as Seinwok-' back Stanley Gordon moves in to make the tackle. Sanford dropped a night, but have since changed head 4-4J decision to the Wildcats Friday coaches and are preparing to meet Lakeland Kathleen tomorrow night. Sanford is 1 - 2 and Kathleen is 2-4.1 going into the contest. Joth teams are members of the Big Eight Conference. los £LIYATOR - Fatly irci.*itiss' lest. 3000 A.pI. P.,IJaq Th..t. Type - Revu p'euroie. NIW IALCOHT AUA 1 A ADMISSION: ' i8ir... tI'.c the Florida Athletic Coaches Assoctattori. No date has been ret for next year contests. 25th in the series, but the>' art traditionally held the firt week of August - - , aer 183 L Garnett 173 - r ,.V - C 0 1' I . - Colerado at Kansas State—K- the half-pennant. His seventh the Pittsburgh starter in playoff of the ojans, who travel up Crimson Tide and it says here inning single game the 37-year- Game No. 1. the California coast this wee- it's high time for low tide. Upset SUite was primed for an upset, "I'm kind of glad that fl hits in his last 44 kend for a key Pacific-8 Confer- Special of the Week . Georgia. but Okiahoriw State beat them old veteran got into a little trouble so that Auburn vs. Mississippi at to It last week, fluffs bounce at bats. ence game. "They have a more ho dwells in the same Torn Rub> is preparing for a category is center and defen Jacksonille battle that he / 526 led the Campers er Chuck Abemath) 1111 5tbacksaereledb) John Briarit sl% 197 i a a .' _______ Bouldin and Alan Johnson who gridiron temis Ii ' ..'' p4ss and ' d. am n ti of these is almost a sure bet to gain long-gainers too. Each into the first move starting recognition from backs can ________________________________________________________________________ _____ some Syme, both young defensive coaching staff feels. .. .--....i... uw iriruiy paui, linemen, will be spelling the _____ Saints' regular gladiators more far, but often times showing ------_______ and more on the basis of what flashes of brilliance, has plenty :. the coach called "real good of potential. When back-up ______________ * games" against the young signal caller Chandler isn't ______ _____ running the show, he's more Middies. 'S Sanford -;. ______ The uris share of defensit'e than likely splitting wide _________________ r,1ttfi%tt cttli dwells in the ur- receiver chores witti Ray xirdt'rtng on the insane, I) (,l% - at a tougn defense during his p5 were managcd St1101'1.S't -. career atTrimut>' and to ask the - at w - on them The' fleetfooted Cleveland has flattened many -- Ic i with one' of the top halfbacks en the state iLawreflcc Cleveland being turned loose four wins Last Pt .,,.s ,-n,w"h nf "a The Tarbabies were the only team to post Jaro, 202 week. ts-oorning the Gutters behind the 203 of John gr . dies pride but such should no B& D Roofing wi record into the game Friday. like Wiii Jo Ch01C e the year, came to We arid thd a card against revenge-minded conte, neither of which came sprung Trinity backs for long of his offensive power. while even their ort stuff. "They're a big, ballntroI Then comes the second team; wfar this week, it has way the few bumps advafltC of extra game a only with Saints brises Perhaps the most cmpet1tIun orktn for them. Friday mght might become a oriented team. running from a adding der to his squad. and ('amer. who has filled in ad- David Teil1iger and Greg - ce wi fr Sa e a I " ' 1 concerted effort to stop his 11 the prospect of being able to "Red" Austin and Greg Miles 56 and Alice besI 186 led the Bill Kcruw) 188. 203 the LlQwdatZsS. Bob Ashb four wins over penny Puichers to 532 for the Wooden Nickels but It availed them had a 190 — by the Stock Holders. litUc as they were broomed split with the Bank Drafts The Green Backs managed a thanks to the 197— 43of Jack Kaiser. Vern MeSserstTflth 192 Wheels divide its match arid Bill Varner 1% helped the Cart with the Top Doll&. bit ( r i\f Cl t e r fl ' Flu. State onk Mixed f 0 v e r SNA Ball-hawking Is a by-word in highly rated Double-A class was playing, Coach Ruby the Trinity defensive backfield, tuarn chances prior to the Minutemen to only 70 team currently sporting a 2--1 revealed, LkraldSportlWrtter ie still not sauied with a and while the Saints have Its back to the drawing kes to Thnity Prep and with the through highly prolific offense wiuch relatively few interceptiOnS, The Lions hope to get both mark The Saints, fresh from a 6 tard and practice field far the schedule being mosU dohiU Sanford Naval Academy from here he may very well Sill their 3nmng attack and their Academy, will have two weeks Prep's 101 points this season, recovered enemy miscues, and before trelung to Jacksonville Ruby feels confident in his held opposing aerial comWhat ma) disturb him most Friday and if possible, U) to recover both physicall) to improve on last year's newly installed Wishbone "T" pletions to onl)' 30 per cent. the fact that now his youthful Lions would like to be able t and mentally from the 66-0 is * ground. to defeat inflied upon them b) charges must play five straight keep the ball on power runs and gamut from prong constantly. weekend when they joey to probably look much the same bear" Epopa1 eleven. with break-away possibilities to nightTrinity halfback lawrence talks about his defense. sonel changes. The team ater Central Catholic. Thnity Prep. SNA roach Pete its meeting sfered no injuries Fnda)"s during the close battle, defensive unit of five freshmen ends, also with breakway in first this past week what to expt in his ten Butcher 187. Gena Bukur 173. Mark Whitiry 184, John 171. Jun MacGregor 201, Ron WilliamS 172. Len Groover550. wi W in Aft e r .. .' .1 saul I t ' out seven to bring beat San Dii'" Al Oliver and Richie Hebner and ick "The main thing was that the NEW YORK Al') — south- Notre I)aine's offense can punt and a prayt'r," according 3 in 12 innings, Pittsburgh to Coach Shug Jordan. Prayers dumped St. Louis 6-2, Los An- arm felt good and there was o each drove in two runs to supply -___. em California faces its toughest score. Notreat Dame. Alabailia (;eorgia—Geor- usually don't help against the geles nipped Atlanta 6-5, Cm- pain," saul Btass after giving test to date SaturdayItsintop an attempt to maintain gui held quarterback Andy Rebels in Jackson. Mississippi. cinnati took Houston 6-1 and up a run and walking three batLouisiana State at Rice— San Francisco downed San ters in two innings. JohnsOn out last Saturday to The performance was good ranking in college football. Who says so? John Mckay. make sure he's be 100 per cent Footballs fill the air 85 thrOWn Diego 7-4.was the man most re- enough for Manager Bill Virdon Gears For Kaline A iib urn "Suinfor(t is the best team for Alabama. One of only two by Bruce Gadd of Rice and Bert too," he added, "since they've time from the offensive side Herald Sports Staff allowed only three touchdowns now that depth has been touchdoWn was enough to give cstabtishd should be able to the Minutemen a win against an Tht Trinity Prep football in three games." The Saints have allowed only work more on their explosive impotent Lion offense. And defensive snd. which had machine gets a rest this week was helped by _____ Bishop Moore victory. i1l do his best to see that week with the mct t-mphas board In ee games the b have scored a total of 19 points, being put on blocking arid on the team is ready when they take the field. Cocoa Beach had its which comes out to one touch- passing attack ci.wn per carrie Offense has in last Fridays' loss it C'c'c'a share of trouble in moving baU against the Lions' __________________ _________________________________ defense and could not put on a _______ Lc'od drive until the final By KEN RA)'PON)RT niti h*', •ns modern NI. record for .i jett ila- Morgan knock* arni that's a shot in the arm delphtii for Uo,ag games, Phillies clnuted the (Thi. apiece and Gary NnIu. r bed han(br the ranifige of the fans. Bill Buckner laced three htt. Els*'wh're in the Mnerican the 'No Pittsburgh Pirates. pain at all, I'm ready," cagn cubs li-I; the ls Angeles five innings of one-hit ball to La'agiw Tuesday night. West "!rnia 3-2, Texas shut out lingness to start the National Braves -5. the New York Mets Nolan, who missed several two runs in Los Angele ilanta. Torn t 1' ('ity 3-0, MIlwaukee League playoffs against the sweep a doubleheader from the dames recentlypained herau31 of a triumph over neck, S.'aver won his 1lt game .; Montreal Expos 5-2 and 4-i in 12 bad tooth and .i ,i., dNew York 3-2, Chicago Cincinnati Reds Saturday. first game and the Mets took ('levelnfld split a doubleheader utter pitcher, who was struck in Giants turned back the San in aSteve tuneup for the playoffs. Canitcin notched his 27th the mghLip on Ken I3osweII' i with Baltimore, winning 6-5 be- the elbow by a line drive Last Deign Padres 7.4. Bob Moose pitched the first victory and Don Money and RRI single in the 12th. Titu Sunday. tested the arm in Greg I.uiumki each slugged two Ftientes belted .i run-scoring fort' losing 4-3. appearance five innings for Pittsburgh relsf home runs to tend Philadelphia t.iple ii i tIrt'*'-run thini kilut In (tie National l.t'ague. brief l'hlladelphin ripped Chicago ii- Tuesday night as the Pirates Tuesday nigt't and allowed just . ',' .: ,• ' -- U4It th - Blass Ready For Playoffs the hero. The 20-year-veteran drove in the tie-breaking run ,tti ci'vrntt inning single an'l then ur*'d .in inurari(e run lbu ('an Yasi.etnski's error. . Belt Cnfcrence game of the made but there much more to be desd. One of the few iedo was Apopka'S Blue be done. According to Stph. bright spots for year agai made have caused a lot of fit Uon to rush for more than i1l be looking for their first b win, but this time it will be confusion on the team. But 1(10 yards this year. Allen had against a team from their own Stumpf also confided that much 1(15 arth in 10 carries for conference And the rivalry progress is t-*emg made now and Oviedo. Junior-Seniors gy Me( riw drivIhe harder it Is to get up foe one out in the seventh and Ka. dre.'cing room We just didn't ingle with Tom hit, and if you don't hit, you iflg tfl four runs (lfl a clngk HAl1 Il(WM ,%nciatcd Pm Sports Writer every game. But fr the big line followed with a single ssing base- oneslikethis,WanOPTObIemRt McAullffestnTe'1 on the tilt and (k)fl't 5tO1C If YOU lOnt SCOCC double nd itlm' wiiiiwi' of II) vearold (liVisiolt. anti ithcky ,l('r!1Iiii, WIllnI' 10 ii old class. 'l'hirtl row, l 3-'ear'O1(I winnel' I )av itt Wiggins and .Iack - an W 44 attack. led by quarterback This Fi-ida:' night. the Oviedo score. deL B A D Roofing topped the 8(10 mark in eac'l of their three FQI arid his tiret mates. Jim lonj games thanks to the effort of Jaco Jones bad a 190 and W. ncis Carver chipped in with a 197, Rob swept Mark Up 1. InBurrows had a paw of 184's as B & D on 4 ' Today's most The Tigers now move into the Pitcher Boric Harrsn ii,unI Manager Billy Martin, hop- play at the plate I3il Lee relieved Tiant and playMfs Saturday against west t- mered a home run and the (n which tearli will win the Amen-ine champagnecorner to another In Duke Sims heat nut a slow rollchampion Oakland. The -an League's East Division ping from - ' a_ •l . taking the nightcap. race. The Detroit Tigers have California. riddle. :w, the question is eti to Kaline as the key to th. glove, sending Kaline to third to a fourth plaro !;n;ch .. -• "Th'e's not a word I can Carl Yastuemn*ki and Kahne bowed to California Tuesday .-.-.,.-w say All the superlatives-.. I broke for home. Yaz grabbed night with Clyde Wright going tagging the Yankees with 'iw:r vive a possible playoff victory - 'n- bY Joe Ihoud .ind Johnny by I)ctroit against Oakland. Stephenson drove in the lnini.pennantTUelaY night, it aren'tworcLstoticrlbehnwbe line scored theenough insurance run the ning run with a ninth inning Brigga proved the IliIferenr.' That was to finish single, beating rUever Rnllie aY \flite and Robby Miirr'r r ' .. . . . it set off a chaotic scene as the played." said won Martin. bon1ere(t for New York The Tigers the haligame Sox. "We have no apologies," said Fingers frantic fans spilled all over the sevj. I 1I4'l(t, tearing lip the bases and and the division title in the .. . . -. . . - * 1 who had been Boston's very battled them and nobody e- with a split against Cleveland, Ofl the rombined pitching f ' . ii*od half hour with the fans best pitcher down the stretch. pected us to get as far as we clinching third place in the E.ict Mike and ifl5tt'h ofBill two('.ngolewcki teams .vti' The sea of people lasted for n .1Paul for the (ioles 3tart next season with n''w vi1i Dick MrAiillffe, whose first did." Cleveland took the first dame - (. Tommy Harper had a simple *ttiit ripping huge tufic of turf out of Inning error had given the explanation in the quiet Boston on Frank fluffy's 1nth-nnln' the infield and outfield an unearned run, doubled with ______________ _______ - . ebrating the title it was said ____________ -, . . ,. -1 :" nobody wanted tO win. '. tj 4' l)etrnit finally ended the tug Arm Gets Test of war that sthrtrd with four tellilLs, dwindled to three and fiA l \V INN EHS in the I 'unt, I 'ass and Kick contest are shown with I nally two, by beating off Boston llWl1' trophies alter Friday night's citY cofilpet ition . Shown are I left to fP. - keglers mi ca ------- I -- ... - - 'ei . ..— 71',' -S ,. - 4$ Tiqers Win Division,LOSe Turf : . and Kevin I patrick l"alI. winner in eight -vearMld (livision , Second row, i Tu'u1 1 'ervz. 1 )iv id St am iii, winfll'i' In l vi'al'-(iI(l E()U) , I lt'ctr For 200, Bob Pcnndexte'r 234 and Ron Urban 190,92. 5Jiurl rf Jack Kariru'r ?Ci1, 199, 194 — 596 wis four sticks ('e.amCin5. from Joe C the BIG SIX but helped Zales sweep four 196 - 575 and Bill Ceyriowa 91, t.t c Also helping Za'ies were Ray art-. lyre &. 500. For Creamons it was Earl Weaver 193 and Don car Gormnafl 188 Other sparkling effort-s came from Jun Maloney 193, 199 pon 570, Rb Fleming 233, Ra' RobinsOn 94. ByrI Henry 228. bra and Steve Grcicivcr 196 deli Jcrr) Tt'rr.pli' 190. John Garra 193 whi thr - ______ _________ S • Cpend was really disap- does not mean the Iioets were gl. y've definitely rhaps the biggest change bu was more impressed with the Hounds fare the rest of the se&sonillbeuptnnb0ne0ther in the Hounds since their Rishop Moore in the losa than the Greyhounds th- opening game cto has been week. He cal the Hornets the the failure of the offense tO hardest hitting Warn his Hounds selves, 'We could finish around 2 mave the bait. QuarteaCk have met in the ast two vear And that is really sayln :1.r the season or we could finish Tom Rahus. who looked the sdenng the very 2," said Cpelafld after his part of a master magician in something the opener, has not ualed that fine teams the Hounds tekm lost its first game _______________________________ ,j the: - tnjurs. Rut over Colonial. Jaco's effort was And 16 sticks short of number rune and 10 lanes at Bowl Sirnkatuch who riçed the flUP - _ -,.,V.iJ M Fans Run Wild In Time For Eagles Wednesday Oct.4, 1972 B_—The Sanford Herald th raonth BWRrIIH sponsored by MaitILlfltI were given to First National Bunk of shown here with Lake Brant!('Y'S Don Kemp, IRe Barrett, nd Bank's senior vice prerudent Lyman's Grepg WalUck who was unable to make award ceremonies yesterday at the bank. player of the week Th hank also sponsors ii Urantley gi'iddet's. award for I 4ymafl and 1.ake i Mike Mcl)oflLlId I'hoto) h'IjAYi';It - USIIVATIONS — C-si )OS/$)14231 Aft.. 10 AM) NO OHS UNDSI Ii ADMITTID Macthe HF TN GAME Points I Maf101u P.drO. 3 QuiflhtO AguItifl. 3 GesIl Etotni. 4 Egute Mugueria S AirS Guile, S Jul00 Juan Doubles. SIXTH GAME I'ontl I Pane GrInd'. 7 ChuCho ASC. Lot.). 3 Fermin Mencha AUUOC L.CS. S ba0 Caballero. e I',dro, I Aria Lull, I QulnhtO -- Mar lonall DotiDlil. SEVENTH GAME h'otnil i MIruf, Jvi•. 3 Erodia PudrOsa, 3 Anet Toni. 4 i_ito S Ken. levi.. S Ante 15ingO.) 1 11ev0 MenCha, I Asa Loll - DuvbleI, S (Mt POmIS I. QuflilO LuS. I Pfl GenIe 3 JuliO Aguitufl. 4 AttunCJual, S C1StI MU9UWZS I M1I)I0 Elorri Soglel 7 NINI N C.AME i_ItS. 7. Ctuho. 3. I POflhl CatMhlelo 4 QuinutO. S JUiltO. 6. $ Fiotil AU,I 1 EQU3 5031115, 6 PottS iUtPI GAME I GC%Ii, 2 PCflI. 3 JUCfl 4 p,inIO S Oar ,ta. 6 Muguefla. 1 -- Aguttin Ovubiel. 1 Pools lITP,GA, tE i tieto Lv's , 1 l'erntn Lose I Pine beside. 4 AltunS Macthe S Ace Ptl(0; 6 Egule MartOnlIl, 7 Wr". C30.)iterO $ (hL&.'O I .*4 - LiubIei, I Points iI $ I Juilio LVII 2 ManotO M.eniof,lI; Arra Caballero. I QuintO Elotil S line Agust'fl. b cguie GarliC; Attune MogueniC. S 0050 Juan THUNSDAY M*TuS - - itestuda Doublis.ECOND GAME --Sp.claru*f Seven 1 Irtiola VII. 3 Angel JoSe; 3 ArtO Toni, 4 Sale Bengal. S Lute Pediosa. I bC3iO bmO.da. I Iberia Genii'. I MOtor, lair. - Doubles FOUP4 TN GAME Spa atuilt S.,n I Fafino i_Ito Au.,l,J Ii'in* Mirtoreli 1 iguia wi.ncpta. PubIc. 4 C h*(ho Padeo, 6. Aico CeDeliero, , uavo Etoui , I Anra Losa Doubles tif TN GAME Ponts I Pene Mar?Oi'eII. 2. G.)s?I gt..oI P,O'o. I Me,iQ ElO(Fi. 3. Agust'fl,- S Quin'to Mvgulrta • - - 't't 4 qVI Spqtwl4' .iid4 I i.aoali,ru. 3 Cbu(hO Lull. S 4 Men,,ha. 7 Eciu.s Osr'Ia I AUtefla piuro. L.%(a. I Jtel,10L054 Ouuo-. 1LEvEH GAME k.n PUntS Jul'tO Mirtorihi. 1 Egu.' I i Gas?' Oar I C 3bauiqrU Qvi*itu ChIeCPO Muijuif 14. 5 AItten4 4flQi(p 3, I.h% irrs 5 iii;' I .\rri Agl" '' .'V4 I" It.) SeLeCTiONS t.Iodi AM.PM su ..ue j,en t .* L t)' I I4't'iiII ..•.P"J (,iuIvs I'..e l3 GAME 53 AItuna PointS I Feimin Pedro. 7 I b4vO 1545110. Sale bengDe, Liv Genii I Aite Lu's I Pine Lola. P.tOSa J,liU 5 Maniunell. BivU S 3 Ma'v' *'Uvusa. lDra etuo, • ChvhO CallrO. Mactn., 1. Sala Z.rr. Qulnhto LEa I Aita (abjIlefO. Rena M,antef ill. Doubles SEIIEPIIH GAME Ahiuna Peutole Arts Ygok Five PQjI5 1 Molten Quinto ManQiO Agultlfl. S 3 lola Lola 4. lbarra BiflOO r;; Miivvv'ta. Iou; S AflgiiMifl(ha. s erooza 6- QulnhtO ICC.. Prse i.osa. AItvnm uric I Aica Tool, S L.iu 11CC (Iandl EIGHTH GAME -- DoubleS lIve I Ptanuro Via. Sale Lola Lute ksa JuliO points i ot LVI, I ia* Qulnito Agulicni. Pq Genie; 3 QuniD Gultin, i Arra- S GasO t.u'b Moguiril S P,na Juan. S Marolo Agvsitn. Muguifia. Juan Elornl Alto Ucitida. Singii$ Sis 10 MinI GenOa. NINTH OAME Egv'a i_eta 1 Gash, I Pine. I GenOa, PQInI EQuiC Cetneulelu. AitflS JuSt' i Agusin. S ManalO 6 MogvifiS- II Gash Genie Juan -. 8â..' ..'udu! .t J'i ' -- Io,..ii Cb.'44% Cv"t".' I '.4U8I31L'I i34 dsuqn -- 00Vb115 FIRST GAME psct*cula! Seven 1 Mu Jose. l -v Zarre I Erdoll Toni; Sal. Yla. S Marten bacgoe. 6 Mac. Genii'. I Incite Pedrola I .ngel ' oo.os I u it 0 oML S,,ctaCuI.t 5ven I Sale Zerre Angel Toni. 3 AfIe Via. 4 ErOoza liango.. S m'iu Gandi, . barr. Iiattud•, 7 Matter' Pedrola. • ermn ,oie '' ZALE got tf who'e woki JOL OrkIN f rq\ - OPEN-%i¼)N - INUWS . Fill IlL , NFt.)40 i'i_.i.Z. u21itN �4. Ifl? - ' C cd r1,' Wcr 1 The Sanford Herald ui - Sell Wednesday, Oct. 4. 1972 4B-The Sanford Herald by V. T. Hansfln ALLEY OOP so -_=' c*ii 116460 WT CF ws ntu1csflnh1Na.Glk? tT.. \ *.P4NY? '. ,111.11111110 MY 11~ Rc~ )r FATtl ) (.xJT AS S4 (* Lzill r,xJ SVP'I" *5 mr Hill WANT AD --OUPID Young German SP*pl- .rd rrtAlC. tr,ertdlv Id,Ilt*110 area --------_ Owner vlease Phone Lines To Want Ads :1 7 I ~~. f. i I it L! - is -ar Yc -1 rwiv IL *1i±1 A Q.-' .. r.. - $ -(. -:. ' . . -S _'..-s_'__i.\•_. I ?.)_A ,/\ . .Ac; ,,AsiPiS -) / :S A E s..' .' - \ :Q)$ 'r- I ) %T=at ' - T , - -~ , :,-;.),~-] ,-- . , ~~, - --- - ---' le ' "--- e f , I t I Rates For Consecutive InsertIOns-NO Change 04 Copy ' PRISCILLA'S POP 3 Lanes Minimum j P : .. 1 1110-4 ol ad..'1''Q aOpearI$ p -aha' t if—..- a''0 strald on *ednesdl, *11 ,'oratCa'1 , be pa(d ,n Th.r ES dIts FAMILY BARGAIN t CTICd •ba ii ds"-bw' to art 5) hom,S n Ihi area id,,r I,trS should ,i(IuCe th5 nsru'-o" nm computn9 mimer CJ(nrd tip '. - 43S0 Hilliard - - M 1. - *- 2--Personals 4—Cards J'• of by Crooks & L.awr*flCS ( RETURNSI.THE IS-Mall . Female Help Wanted 14-Situation Wanted 17-Domestic - Child Care FAST Rentals 23-Rooms For Rent 22-Apartments Rent by Bowen & Schwarz E WAS U'VED 10 CQ1 W)QP< ThE WI1H H \ UD n4EY WERE BOTH WEARNG THE GAME BUT WF4EN HE SHOWED I UP F)\R1NER, Mr-VF-'i. I 11 ________ _ 31-Houses For Sale 32-Farms & Groves 33-Lots & Acreage I .I, ) Z Cavam 42-Boats and N Marine EquIpment 43_CampIng Equipment 44-Sports Equipment Merchandise For I ,. psky I .- '" - -- S s4-Antiques 57-Musical Merchandise by Chsc Young :rCcoLJ p . I1 _ ~'I 161 1 I , I ~ Cnfice Equipment Lx And Toots , ( ,~ ,fli Garden Equipment 6i-Livestock And Poultry 3—Pets And Supplies 1 64-Clothing ., _I Li k BEETLE BAILEY L cc - 4. ~.: io !— -. '. Transportation _________ i—ii TP4E EP2 OF ¶bE LINE' Mon_Walker, LA OF.' Ok &O TO ¶4E FRONT OF ¶I4E L NE, (OW.' f . 19ç.Qwg 1 I I S. MNP ) I FO.WIN ) Ot'E.G IF Parts Accessories 75-Autos For Sale f. JI . ) 4 , cxac1ed the public purchase I I _- the sexual frosting off the cake and for free! The widow, however, had I. price, so her husband had Stimed tltt• fiiiiciil antI - social - obligations that S( cicty prescribes for a marthen they march ned man. Crane," she began, "we had a lively sex dt4iatc brite _______ 111th, it is less deflating to at our sorority house last down the center aisle. That is generally tne, the sex ego of a virile male night than to find that itt' was aria lye the romaIiiC attihave me say so! Ickttl Into paying full price des of men. 3US, the typical male for a sndhand or "used" "One of our sorority siscan easily g a ha dozen Coe conibiiue tefl has been living with a boy for several months. desirable r(,c' ' Wa ft Ad women to say "Bit, Dr. Crane," Hours affairs with lie found out girls ore ) alter the teen-age manager with another college student years, e slow to propose! Tie enough, but they do For there are an extra it as a convenient lilexpetitwo years ago. I es el nt at once and mused above the age of 21. And sive way es to enjoy the sexual of a concubine privileg me not enough males to go witliotit laying ftill pr1ti out, leasing her crushed. a a w1ing. "She is now back in school around. Men realize, theref ore, "Yes, but some ot the tisen and staying at the sorority uyer'i mark. finally ina that it Is a their para. house. And when they But she wonders why her lflOUS, don't they," Alma a girl, rotested,"even though tisc recent fiance deserted' her by agreeing to ma a young, WidoW, till7 figure they are paying flOW the girl has slept with to whose husband had been lull pike for tlt&r nittri- another manr monial merchandise, killed In Vietnam. Yes for there are varying So they doubly resent Won this widow had thus of virility in males thingr ;ONOAY thru FRIDAY 8:30A.M. foS:30 P.M. a.Ao SATURDAY A Iiai t4rSSJUI'I .ALL UNTIL NOON TO ',TAP T QP CANCEL YOUR AD NEXT DAY WANTED For local busineSs IDE ~,l .1 11 2 males 6*k5 0 ; 30p m - Sanford Realty 2S So F rCrI(I1 A'J Day 372 77%? ____________ Call bart Real Estate _______________ ________________ -..- :u ,l3Netnycr'-''-'Cnsgnnoehi , C(C C? h0OSCO ..l(O01e Fo' information (ill t.ifl V iiIIOO 322 96?T- S.mOtOtl mtrj .'.;ct:Cr thAi I? 97 _________________________ -Wanted T0 convenIence Perma,'%eflt :i uour Son, _____ Call)?? 7198 -I r+iident' and newl:am*7r' 3-11600 _ ______ p I' b,,d,nQ 4011 (nitC i,,.s,ng anue' ts , eguipmer' .ncludnd Poole. 3fl 3362 Nt11 find this directory the l't'TOSt (TQflV,?f1let and tip to d.lte NI',' •I) ,CIi' B1jk female PoOdle 7 -vra o'-1HeuSe0,0km ReCtO'uAObO 11: _____ 4 r ;t .'" .'-d.-r ;. 4 i:: SHOP THE EASY WAY' .mpIar-' Travel Trailers 70 lOt"' 1 '1 t1'l qO Ple,I? 3 bedroom. I bathl.Iu1ly It , - -- 5 " --------room, _____ - sed) SOUTH PINECREST air cond,tiOflOd- arpor'. T he Shoppers G u ide Is Here To Serve You 75 y 'j - "' '- -. " "' • - - ' ' well patiO A n to in per so rs 130 d(JdO 0' r D.-BarlllIty room. shall help Apply nt'.. Kitchen fledr000i 2 Patti'. 2 A C dt'(1 . call 4 717 flflQ Grill. SItuat ed on tree Otto's Hobbrau Haul 7511 Park Equipment Fr Rent barpe corner lot, sprnkler 1 iprfl , 51 rrner 101 in WynflO0d ____ Dr ye alter 30 a oh s buy at S72C i Don't muSS th . I' ID tot P. ,.ti0f 377 9519 , Iy i BedroOm. 7 bath, larpe lant Pet Care Auto Repairs 71 Gla - Mirrors Women to Wofk in foliage nursery ___________________________________________ WI uway Baby BedS ----------_ond,t,oiitt1g roon%, central heat & A lt . A t. P.lrt% Ac:ssorIeS 4i' fl (4ARGAIN lowlier %$ 900 '' '° E.peciCfl(C preferred 831 lilA 5 1t1101 .- ' -• S I -J1 S. 0 .'4 breplace. carpet. breakfast room , on dOuble cot I --t tn 3 hr 1 bath -i' ' Y 1 1' i'I' 31.200 ' '' _ "' - ' ' A many other e.braS $ A - C l'A 7, 'w. to 5 ------ Bedroom, -i Ideal locAtiOn H W miOo'. Two RN's, 73 shift One--cook. 95 4.i .4__i--. - " 1 bath. 7 A C unitS. well ' - -- -I * & SnIoro - New A rm Alt gin Kut(h Fla EO 'E Shill Apply Lakeview Nurcnhj mr Miscellaneous & POOP. I,"u,'iI yArd & tl.t 55 it itQ pants 322 (1301 ,niuippCd lmmCd occupinc , C en ter, 919 East 2nd St 11 Hour Service A R.sr , u A (I4i4 c.(t'III 1! c,nd-!-t,n 5371V) For Sale I ' 1iOj Roll r)0( it Øfl $10) Ho me I II) provement '.sume 1.2O0 at S'i per cent u - pr . '-, -"lu I 0 ' :. • si'" '. S ,ER's-tE It'd 1 retnanCe See -ii 7100 Amelia )fl - :1 5 5 -' ,-rq ),iOtOlb Pan time help Weekend Shoe (ll'r r:.-i avi e-r'- I ioirsu-e SUNLAND ESTATES - 'n 1TMTE lLD ocr H ut10 EEL S BODY 0 s. smnm.l Ov er 10 Apply in person. Sanford 67*) mnme vilivivil I iP.'droon. 1 0,111 (1(00,'. $0010 , vtel. 5175 7513 HOOI,l*n Ave ' - -_-_-,.OPRE. IIi Magnolia ____________________________ Shoe Center, 274 E First santor A,tOyC -paitfip SI] 05)0 ,srntprd .iltq S p KINOSBE R RY AppltaflCC COMPLETE mode. Mature woman to act as recep ba. Rein ill mfl4kS home. I bedroOm'. 7 bni TRANSMISSION fir-( HOME 3RV ICE •,u.tht)N". '.FNING (Eli Vt- 1 'corur -ZOO ir, klchefl Ath tioniSt, answer phone, minor t - , i 3 irt lut. S rntral heat arid GROVE MANOR %wnuiflQl. sk,r?nus, surt - - $1" - IS, St ,flfort1 ,IPIGI S I N GE R STRETCH .- - - --------------OeILE bookkeeping No typipo Apply .11 5 ]:,':"5 Hut %t -1--,poS6l. range and J siiwaS5" A -I ' cr'*° .'.iuChOri, Utility rooms. urn S II It '01 5 11th - t,*r'l - ly . 'CAl _____ Seminole Body Shop Call I-r tur ,,i,l diflinQ room, fully cIt . '0011)3. C40o"d fOUtflS• Coot Sc..' — -______________________________ .14 ir,il lIeu & ,u.r - some car VA. r'A -appointment, 37 3 5163 garage 1.-med. en(IOSCd 'my Ipfl for Motorcycles -_• -I ,•. •. ' ..' ,, ,, '. r -:onitio.'-r'u ' '0") I .ttlls't 141 ,It 6' tion it or it '00 -- - •. Afl ic l, e III -. A Conventionil F tnaflc ng - - I -4 - I' I I iik PnI'r"J Ayul.lfllO And Scooters Baby sitter n my pot,ie for (SUIJO' -- - ' Ray Crar' o.---------------•'u' Own tr,,u u'pU%tOS SOcl Ira, t-$.I°. I' Ctl6ll71?) $ : . small children RAVEN NA PARK 0-. , -s' or $0 p3y(Os'fl'S Pb 5' Cm sportatlOn preferred Cmli ,mll'r * jii 5t50 rr .'s hICf I ,, , . -, , '.!UBILE WORLD _______ cELBERRYUSTOAI '- - .s I -'rd-I Dept , SAN oo .,i - ' n I -. en tral '. , :'.-' LES A SERVICE , 372 02W bedroOm. 7 bath, famill rOun° 5'4'G ,il?rt I III'(ltOOfll. 2 bathS øt'n, c I -EJI! )i St lfl d)I u . I NT FR ,entrai heat. at. carpeted. 2 .1 ti-it A ar, rarpel fenced yart •II ii -, 0y c'flO('k -ii ullaco MeIralia 250 C C CII clli'n? CIU iS u' I IC mt,',t on ii.lrAUe. lob 101 a 110 I lios Male- Female 15 ,,74 i Ol5iL MmI • $t )utOJ ,0Ut 0'"' - 0 - ' In pOsSible . tiufi 511.500 --- -- 1W )05 $14 202s -AutQ t3I)CC lake 90 per cent loan Help Wanted Pir-cl Vill - '' s aper ,,in,t mrge, i: )N,g, dark bfo*fi, 1( ~ i it-,,i, ,S%u me existing loan Price - - P4dA 150(9 - . rn h'tiv. COSt 5330 el , ,,iO 3 -saC A tth t - 171 19) Bahama Joe's Lobster houSe I!. $ )2.600 Call 4 4 4 "II ' ' 7361 after I " for oil applications '4 accepting I ' --I GEO WILIMER ASSOC INC III ,4U 122 :O5 I CAM 5 4 -J -I 'tii I ltelro.itti I Patti I larOA too r waitresses and ktChCn help II , Ut) %TAND. PUPPS BED 0 _______________________ On-14y -Ct' -, UNi or iitt) -, 7 lOts SI I 1100 REALTOR Apply in person between 9 1% a mn , ,. , WI TM TWO € I D I ng 4Ilknd3- ,rep4ire(1 _______________ Trucks And TraIlerS and 26 p_ m 7500 French Ave 7* _ ____ 'm s I Willie 'tsLLES 322 39_ I AutOlTIOtlVC 5.r m'e' r,ur urai,tevd )Q cr1 Cl N---_________________________ MAY FAIR Sinbord 10 Il 91 or I 1 3 UedrOitl 21'-" e 4" onc Patti k It hen - -- I Bedroom I I -t"" Spd'r b ke tIl Oil SP:I? -, $ . ' - ' - " '" 17) )S1 ' ,: -'." 5 ini10tl-.110 oCCuPan( , 511 u F' - , 7' 1)4 -e (PC — Shoe Repa ir AAA EMPLOYMEPIT I Ii'tilt ,I 1,.,t & CrS - - '.4 .'IIiiPP'l S Od t,$flI u,ltC? . , ill 121 4267 stri ght i , I"-." ENC. A,4N'o. - '" I, Mile ,)If 17 97. C,1s%Clb,'rt ' -a 51650 (, .4. .-' • ?'I -----1:) 5552 llCr s '. EL ) 5926 -_____ V '0 y It 1101 tly --MI DITERRANIAN VILLA a CARPET :'4' -' '4'.i , ,'m" JON MAIER - ----" — fmpert Pnt 1, niub. -'mu'•'' ()Ili world dor combined 1442 5.5(heyroiqt trk *th 550 )$ - 'is PAR CR L's All to Al Tic but sell 'raje rld LombOrts You " -.APiY OltIl -fill .-e ' I wo 373 JAil !ticl,Iy s 1053 Ac'' tic'k, runs Mike 011Cr (ate -0evI7 Child Domestic . 323 O i; L 151 lPJ•', 0 315 F luvO thiS very mutual biO( Mjt'als no west 25th t A TMQCl•'. ecial Services S p ANO ----------.I n The II'-'-' P4,10' hu$ C,ill At'(h inCludeS an •lAnt C'.". t -- us. 5' Ma0 It Pt vale Aid e-tk war! -I " Arid open courl'..vrd .1 ,e-. it .1.1 I~edroorvi . - ,,ir , B - a u - Car Sod ,tmacO'5 5SOO'gEv 32) 4799 . , -------------I.,t,.1,JIi$ .ti,$i"Ii') $S' ii.tlOoknQ 0 beautifUl Sprmi'Cd ,,,mrtc Aesit3? _______ _________ i A NC ES 323 06 1' P lake lndCU is an adio'n-'- i ,ystiiu 11.1 ."J I - • 114 0,5 ii' 4 _____________________________________ ,J•• 172 711* hulk Ut to'oottI leach). burnthCd it 1-iC - :' - - i4 ' IIi'l -DAY OR NIGHT 3fl 5049 vi.)' .La U I 1,1 • 0jtS )b 1 lsAT THE NIPITER ii 'fl ado nung lot th at will -r -, .1. -177 .. 'DU F 4AWDPI I ____________________________ -1 ..it-a hr$, 332 064* 0! 3U 9261 , CindcreIlAt Nursery.A50h1l1 ,ippio* 5100 fliQflth Tim's 11.1% t t - 172 114 III eol Celery I gild CjiI 14.10411 II) Wo-4 seen to be apnrcc.ated Stucco Ftidiy. Sm to to lOp in S6turO-I, repairs. ,10r fli " 0(lt 377 3591 - rental for EIeclric Ct5'r '.SULATED BRICK Call 7U 7amI l-' dJ p yt AND ( At I . t A Whutlon. Sr ' Broker purh$i Cf BI' Tr a ir Rwlta I 7 _____— --mmpO0C( of 4h Ur.$"III N Park. Sanford CARROLL'S FURN' vitro 127 $ 993. NightS 32) 1167 Rooms For Rent 21 U L t A I L E R - . , ' J ____ Lots & Acteage 1. o* 'in 0.100." If 'Ce' C 7. f;;l;ni 10 F1t ecl 00e00m ''' -u --I, -trance, private bath & Showom 530 rash 373 613% Tank 140(110 EstateS and Marna On tm-c oriiing Space 372 V60 _ 11.10 I - ---Pedi own. 3' lath 5 Ill ""'l ton JohnS R iv er From $1 I . 750 2 6 1 1 __ ,liou Pnng Room set, $ p40cC. CII ear old ibis s'cOral prit AIIJ .1-f f I - which iflludVb hOme & 'ot A I ApartmentS Rent 22 1 -1 I .ceIl,nt COfldlO here'S your 1A t)%jIOU% community. ifill -111 I • ' - -i ut ne:, - ',s, , , i'44 ,'J' ,O( re-OIIOOAI tA(ilhtiO% 00 l 91 . -i p'-1 - .-.'u'- '' -. - -- • 1:'.'. -. d ant' Delta', Ott i or Itweefl Sanf I I IV LaIuSvf This I bedmoflul • - .. - ,,0 t, .1 . i-'" , I mod 3 PrO' ( tOiU 55(..lIu .ERUiA S CE 14 AMI C '1py IiU Goods Household Port P (oriOn Road PIlr$4ir SiA I Ii arne at 51)350 nmigl'l be bbe pt COMM000R AI'AR IMI 1iT -$ 04 i " 5 .'4C SU4,r nd 1*11 Druary of Orlando 61, 6$ Iuy for the rumormey n Sanford 3027 Magnolia Ave 17) 13411 ••i,t1i4i a ' ' !u7S A ,'.t is! yl 172 t:i • — ' Locksmith -_______--______________________________ rican I'nreSt School i - Ssr 'i ' '1 A I MARY - zoned neighb(h ' Ill 1- - -. .'- , .'- t OIl AI'AM TMFNI'Pica.? liuspIal -, , ,itt. - : ----. IlliCIt-Al 370 i 337 1 ,($USvO a I Ill q P La I V '" PE is " o C' ' J'( U.. NO Sd-I ,.()()L i - I LOnE-' -' ________ I'LACE,,tud JoctOr'S offices Look it thiS 2 SingC' ! u ,,ON In .-, i r ' .15 1445sbV°' I - o,flVil. i 116W Ind S t _______ ri-iiijential Abt $50' a 352 WELL ilLLtliG uiei. 5,9 OIhC Zg tas Ito t4edrOolTi with large Florda room 1 .4 p. Iv.t- n -IPIGDON S SEA'S * -- TMLN 1' Ii')' 515.300 ' -p ) ,,ht AKA Ap'AW 'li_I.' " 'I ' t 0CM ARBOR Zoned veSidenh,,I P ol F Ii' 5' Dt-,-. -. . • F NT IL,cbuSlve lb you're in IPit' IIIW Is' ''27 " u . .0-7 - itY AbOut 700 i ISO 59000 I ,n,$r kef, for a fr amne horn,, we -- --- -- - I residenbili pi '10 PARKS. I 2 3 lIeu' ,1 tin',"'. A ApiS 1 AOlt 11.0 5 '. 2 - 23 '-' - That's why Alma's sown- Send for my booklet "Sex problems of Young Pcople," Ity sister was ditthed In 1 Irriqa - e price. ytittvnwlv pride, and thus grwnble less the same ic pill $Cd I,llV;lIfIldV. th e wedding ireinonyI '' MALE SEX PSYCHOLOGY k,,su', Ill I Itl 2640 111/. $11.1 A' ,it 17 92 --------------- 3 Bedroom. 1 bath masonry honC in Sanford. Close to School and shopping Outside needs 'aom 31.500 90 4 7757163 -- int 45 iS. $ COOS bet ween 7 A 9 I .litil • 11$ 5'. I IS It.Ss ntorO 111 19)0 Div W' other man, too, so why herself to same other male - so some men with weak ki my sorority sister be without requiiing the PUb.Id05 have less sexual doing BEAU - • degrees Jilted for 1 - Silullon 1 '. 5,1 1 ?' 1 cli'' had sex relations with an- - learning tl*at a girl ias given Department qo~, Toy Poodles ____________________ 322- Alma "They planned to get mar- "Yes" to liii marriage pro- protested, "don't many men posais. nowadays Indulge in sexual n ed this fall. she had also been sleeping mnci, ~i SIGNS then walked out again, lie got 'So he I)roke their engage- 5,000,000 72-IMport Autos 73-MotorcycleS And Scootert 74-Trucks And Trailers 4 strolled Into 13cr life and - Case V.&: Alma D., aged 20, is a college coed. _________________ a wed ding. her intiina' to a man who castoff females! " Bill 71—Auto Repairs ______ IllOT-10! .tv TO \ :w:.__ COURW* Libbers intensely to (1W &I -Lawn And •' I - - ____ Instead, she gave away and virile males don't like Dr. " 5$—Store And St—Machinery : ft ir ~l Goods ' Sewing '" • - talk of Women's Libbers. to mar te SSA -Househ0 ! .P$.Sl 'i.- ' . out she'd been a FREE sex• college man! So you girls better dlsrsgard the stupid oCA STITCH sorority sister lost fiance when he found Si—AuctiOns SS -Miscellaneous oEA-ro rE f 1' Qr5ro r•. . wE< Pl vu' ____________________ CLINIC By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. ual concubine of anothsr , 53-Swap And Trade : ll~ L uU Alma's her 10 bUY O SELL AV04 _______ Call 611 3079 or831 -9993 WORRY and S p rn 9 p rn Apply in person to Mrs Slaratt, Room 617, Sanford AlIafltC Bank Bldg 9 im oh tuil p . • SO—Garage - Rummage Sales Sill-Equipment For Rent ,3IVEEFvE IllSTAAVe -___)s1• a. :r I..-r..e .11 - r •Q _________ - Payton IPM - 41-Bicycles -n-4 I K ThC1 A NLVY E<CO. A 2,1355 -WORD S4Tt-NCE. STARVtI1 .--, I O1GOGO YOU prese nt 37-Real Estate Wanted -- 52—Waflt.d To Buy C-10 . a..' 'W.';..' u41. ia' t$.i.8 'U' iI.4'$ v,r, " '' $ S b'' L4 I 1.1 ian - Property 34-Business Property WINTHROP 1 S.."' " ocusa,ivs p&Im l,I:,Il,?1015,WI' H' .1..,. e,l1.f'l'$ St 54 Pi.S5 I I4u1'"- DAILY NEWSPAPER. Recreational t $1 60 per hour ShiftS 9 a m -i ll'•'- • 35—Income & Investment I. 4- 0M • ._; WITH YOUR _____ rn! I ..i 14W11'I• 1l " hi ll -, ~ - " wcK5 many _' 111,1 to 34-Mobile Homes & FEEL T1-AY (XJLD y- NICE 10 F M /,QTH1L I Tr) F1.W FM'T' IT .CLLD IN A GCC7 Th4t'K AFTER ARC) D&!3 I PELAX IF I LEAJN7 10 FtA'? ThE 'hCR)', AN IF I DIDN'T GET I 14r1G-0 GEr cCuLD I ACCWNYiM2 A A Il l QLAsTEt.. 6TPJ kil iK* 1 D two r 7 bPdr (m I . *4 4i'. • , he0l,t5 • REALTY THE SHOPPERS - P5 * fl S II Real Estate For Sale " ), ) by Dick . - 1'4 it" CUrtIS I$ - jr ' .nt5 . 4115 in rut un- ' P A 1 11 & - 2-Wanted To Rent DRESS. I FOR I • -- -- SOd MIsKI i'OyO,iAi, - 5.4 $II " Psn's1. UssIf$ "i" Li Is II Cut"' itt. s , $1 $4 (.1 144011511.1' I •.tes 5rIIS till .1 •1.lVW i$ "" $I I I •rAW w - $ _____ FurnIShed 24-Houses Rent Unturnished 2S-HOUlIs Rent Furnithed 24-Mobile Homes Rent 27-R.sort Property For Rent 21-Business Property For Rent THE BADGE GUYS F_I~jitioiiiiiiiiir4~ ! r r-v, v A I.) S -- 5'.- ii - 11)1 ••t Iti It-t.4iI, *,&' Rent 23-Apartments _________ ~1 Voll - I NT — 14$ C P. UuiKi natm0 psoft ' (••If I4 %ii7I 1411 Ui4.4 ln IllS u" sir'ae..-. Unfurnished LI *' ETE'. H3LLAJ WA 1 r. 114 fr '1,1 1 Pa 7%'. es'. ',. -'n 'I ,,.. 7'.' ... . - r.f% 'Oil i_s..' • app, $Nw,fls.'f I Il'IU' - it •$$IIf ,at,w.U, Ut) •1f4 II"l t?.ut? •l. U .ae,w. Sin Va4ll"- I ii''('fs I•4t EXPERT Al Herald $ a ss.. I •' mIs i i " or Olt t ii Its us' " •" 13-Mate Help Wanted 14-Female Help Wanted CAPTAIN EASY I3LONDIE e c Employment 1 Th San If ti-Financial - 0- frinue t%'/B_E I , Thanks fl PINTO HWY 11 92 at 5 POINTS 323 6100 '? GALL f i,•,I I Ut ftV III *Ii. Ii $IIS $5 .4. GE T A5 -,.'-- 7-Instruction 7 0 iT1LT j , S-In Memoniams è-BuSIfless Opportunities I 'EN IIft Ill ,.TU( III i Ill I I.Wt - 3_Announcements W4AT ' I -- ' VW KING -_ -;DoWN,yflyV'N. COt(IV'%' '1W K 17 9'3 At S pointi. 71 TF. '- )$S)r3619• BODY 0 (--- 1, -_____ ~Pi • .&h#f" rfrar,or, ESTIMATES * - * Announcements -.-- -- 1-Lost & Found ill - 1971 -1olk4waQ- _ io NaoOreØ. 1(1W miIA,I4) 310 the 7 - - -4/. II' 0p('? eIICC. np't1ei (' -.4(rs irditlY Diesel tractor Semitrailer Local hauling Call Winter Garden, 305 65-6 3736 At, uaI opportunity employer )d St - Sanford Terms can be irrônge-d Call mornings A talc' -710,s boat manufacturer e.enflQS, 322 44 .prieflCCd fiberglass workers yOrk temporarily in Altamorile For Lease New re-modeled SersCe (prings. moving about the fit o ',tahiOfl, good location, buSy the 4par to Sanford Phone I) 'eSeClOfl Modern nytm?flf 3) Phr 32 tt,l p C LASSI F I CATIONS I Air, $IflO 37) 43-A - - by viII tiownhla SGT. STRIPES... FOREVER 4'35 S i)6 -zc IIII1 R.$A1r Cne-ir&t. ii mIII's c,anrsar1 Piift Air P-.-4 re-j. rI.an 5'3S 37) iSM ___________ Household Goods A tots &Arreaqe --f,MtMl(AN WO('() Houses For Sale ______________ 31 * * * * * * * * * * * * Ap.3rtnlentS Rent 23 • * * * * * b b * * * IP ___________ -,'wODT5, J F4 'FL P Furn,shed * for plot n.a %P,A,I0t, ' ppttAton% ,-'IlL L F * Ii 1 r ,- Pie x ,r4 i'ivswc.n 4 * F mlii r emoter / SI 1A1 , ri'..-'b'-.D'#a 377 IIS3 OPe- ,itiS, nioulcier oper ,ior$ t1rdr 110(0 11111, I ;rpirl And I Od Sun 'OP ' JO I y 3 toc tiuc ti' ,lou, f -n. ASSemblerS- lilt driv.-'s Or l,toli t)r ivO lAS 531 I _____ 1,1101, iflO -----------------------------------frm Mf.r Pa .ipirtrnnt% 1,001(1 tin ,entI lrc r.,ilerl helperS StAt '''5. * sawnQ marh.ne laq Wh'te/0 * Four bIrCf)r, % ____ - montP,l Jfl I %1 lot %killS. 57 50 an hour I r W.0 h,tmnhnles, ' hi it r 511 S it nI 00 hloliles I!h% (ume ho quilIp Short MobIle Homes 31 tho' I I ar1tfi K i""S' "ft . 19M rsn.nlaI Id? * E X P E RT F I BE R LASS WORK C fb (omopleIc henrI It pwou'. wer npmnrs lh all I nadCl -* McQuillan P F NI 5I ;SlOPJ p"is ir roncit 0000 A sleran 'apa .Il %hArr 3 t,e,lcou,ti triI' vacalons insurance) Apply I1? OWNF pI I SIAlO I! U l,nfl' I ,'.'(I ' 1100 (iii III 7)7) Daunt t-res. •nsp.rm no intl * Stereos (3) tad-n N FREE with same (tiii*471 t lilt' (.nCVA at St - LonuwOod 1S AM Sill it los Char it l% Ese-Ot.Oflul COnd'-(1 - ' '' i Sit 0 ----- $ 5 995 0? will UIVO lrce trAJil S OPen 5001,1! I ) p " produl tilul otfic OP RATED *59) after S P m $13S u M.nle F4niC Assume balA " AM parkinu ,,pirby in i 511 14 in 5t Eve Asso $ 14 iI FROM r . CALL I), iiii tAPe th I tra . rM rado. I -. ,iJer couple Write Ml. earn rh -- - -_—-OS Many models Rank repOS%M1 1 Imp Snob"1 PIrrillI Snultil Terms AvilibI? Call S.neP 323153 Aur esSivO, reponSubbr 11(11 - I UFF'' - frOm Small 4nw0P.AvinPt ONP4F. 5nlOr(t i TM * 0o' 3fl 9411. or e• At SAIl I l. 11111 needl-'(l on our sales staff to lip Hwy. 1 7-92 ,-srpetett. air, Corner Lit. 5hil' A rtn w'th evp Aluminum Little or no 0 rd rd. VIE I ru 0 SF ,IINr, CE NTE P man-luemmI po%ItiOflS Fucellent III Iru,ul trees Partially furniShed tfl?u r'taf*d Yr Ferrell or !,4 tI.splAi mJat sold hii I i' r>riw opporttitit1 for those Across from Sunland Estates, Sanford Wanted To Rent 519.400 I%N W 4th St , 373 1711 fl,,lf.?%gOA?4(1tSt0hd' ,,r • m guilty Appointments only , c,!l 29 * . * . ppnnlmen' IFOORY MOBILE HOMFS • For 4C((1uflt a rn 322 AlAS beterfl 9 T,,C01p;roornS. I Pitt, 5olil ,,5 -'" • 37) C I1 ir 1 1311 or altar 9 p -Pit -, 1 • '' n 5700 teIpph(10 ___________________________________________________ 3:00 p in Sanbr#r1 si' ; %tpc h1I, %5 7.1 3fl 1519 bs'itS. (iSh down irit . ii -h-I .i'-'- "' ' tli I? 97 1i SIll o' 175 715$ 1?1 1, •, ti%i t• t!I II' Ii'' iN SANFORD 000dyi'M hA'. (frSIrAI)l0 ep)nnJ fur N OW O PE --- i'iNov . Ai , , 14A Ceroi,? rnpalA 3 F' satyr e rnnnauer trainer, ltil, mA'Ch 5i to iiih 5700* Ir% in Al pir *lh pcI Pets n-' 'no autOmitC. radio, relle-ot cnd 000110 M 1fldi INSURANCE , y Houses For Sale F*nr sle-.rflQ. •,,ra ctean vat.'t°t' on the tOb traui-n U S 1 0 C 3 ra.rS, 514 377 USO SHEI LEYS USED CAPS i.i Phoor S P.S thur 377 7171 1,417)"i w- lul J' I'.il( I) it Well t I 11 I -, T'%'. I c.1 CAR & TRUCK LEASING Real Estate Wanted 17 l$ c /I '.1 I P.7 ST IIh hUnici ______________ mit I'm m.i,uou'l ut-' Surv r I.' c.- '-. 12 - ' ' ________ lu .i1Ofl C I1PAI. t,lrimul ti I,) SAIl 1 i4r' : - Ii 1 - t .it s on Mm, i •l'' I:'-' .,'l, .. 371 Frl Trnn 500 4 don -u hfl'-lti S'.r it P tI Ph' I'' II(Piuui 4J ( i 1, l'i Il" I-eeuppnd 5719S nh Mc K ea u ed F' 0 flo. ID). Musical MerchandIse /oll 1.1/ ' us , r`fji~ -_ . i l~: - Elliott --- -- - -St- - Sanforduttuer lyps' Inn 'I) F ROM sm 5' 171 Ln.' Mary •,Oulh l.i Cars )11 Ii /i P .) (jPC,ANS os n. ,mmaculate, will CONSOLE 04f Need sei or I oppor t unit y 6 CMILE Ne S a Lii ' s Agency #iilcrpt. central Pinat mod Air. I 140- naye thrCC fla$dw(1 t4ndan1 ' $ -' u,irc br Oviedo nre.0 40 tin SItpAr.,?n bith5. OverSirtI ? coats and - --- -.wj cnnv)ieorg.i0s t .-ilf($it'l. U WI Al i(lW S Per Week fk For inlofmhiOfl phour ,i) lily behind •uttncped cjar,it u,n equipment pr.%entI nStil'Cl Marlile Equipment n PICKUP TRUCKS AVAILABLE li, ?L'I il ti.'u o-" -------____________ p hu?CPe-5 Ihit we removed ' Small down payment 500 PIOPKIPIS REALTY IPII FOR DAILY RENTAL Ii, ,, •,,., T, n%trum?ri ie way for 0'.,1t015. Ill 4500 Experienced man wanted for lijr Olh,r chjrrh, ,cr. 0' Ii ',04 5 5IQP T 114. r,o)ri, 66 OldS 4$ utnm4t'( LOOK SPECIAL RATES GIVEN FOR i,JrI for niture warehouse and delivefy 1 1 .',( Iii:r)MooM.Ibath home r,wntowfl 5i,'td. 377 594-tr the home T*o are 5400 er'' '67 MuM400 S C/I - wIlt INSURANCE COMPANY CLAIMS P0,11011 Furfliturc, 3A0 Louuwt)d Peburtu5(i'(I It uric home, 1 toridA room, bar go corner lot ns %i 100 plus cosb br removaL AS Oodq. Slant s l)edrrttt. t.rU tflO' (11(o) CARS AND TRUCKS OF ALL MAKES AND MODaLS Pt,it.i. 17 92 LonowOod, Fla III ø model 16 Starcraf?. 10 HP 'prvCe and ,nt4ltat'On Pleas" s tlS.000 room, new will to walt c,ir1,t, ni'/. 'AS -dolswlQen Ri _____________ 2 and 3 YEAR LEASES 7272 t It hons' Or4,0 I PIP FE BEDROOM. ' (0,r'h 66 Rambler Se*Iin ip(hOnn p.'lt10 lnru k iI(tiOn, lormi(il F,rtromaU( Johnson- n, 971 alh AV" - Ninti'r .3rk, F 1a r, 'Al Main Offrrn •) 5'r" ldhli Floldi room on Ink fJl ,ttf-n' l'r(rI tO SA PlymOUth JiIAnt 'ruler, p95 $345$5 ,00d lr Tire hanQCr need %erJllJ conditiont1ck WindOW air 66 Falcon Se-dan r'ii. MechAnically inclined Plo 5IO9 HWY 17 2 1 iso&&Tra,le?.w1th7S ()r,lpeS, $73,0 P-HA Call-, 0 K Tire Store. 743) Erevir 0 Twenty otherS Neekhy payments WenkdaY'. 'Ill Urban rfudO n'4IOf. -- I Ill ACRES. with '71 mObilehO-'Bob Young SANFORD AVUC , Sanford L;vetOCk And dAll -- 62 .sti,rlay 'Ill s m! -- - -b tirn%t)rd tedroom 2 P.110 central ti.. Ni' 3 L4'd,00t, 7 Pu DEALER AUTO SALES Across from Poultry AUTO SALES Seminole Sporting 'lOfil ____ 323 (iperenceti P,iimitt-r ,utl(1 Air, otttor pwIr'. 519,900 i-nt' on I ,ucre (10(1(1 çj,irdetl lrnd, Credit by PPIOflS Suniland Ectat*us -- ill 5777 - --It,r - - '. 1 h.tJrOOrr I FAN pit ;, I AND Ci 5tI lefl(Ctl 575.0(5) TermS -'' OEES TA( 1 Goods I .t9I Iu' p.i '1-I r' I" ,inrj ti Saddles, Of dim, HAIti?% WELDERS- MI TAI .'iO-'' I U-. A P ' -/,c,I .-' nt-i " 'u_i Retiring? 01 I I on Hwp U m. If yl'U ItO prmnIly emplOyCd. or ,l A - I .tderSiiy 371 2703 177 1593 skilled in metal babricmt,On or A , itbufO A.r Stemper Agency , mt Ir .11-' ii 0 51 bOil'. P " eIdnO. conIdrt opportunity intl I th pt fl" 7 Yr old RrtgStftr*d Pan' Mare 1t fl Volus'.) ( - %m 7*) 5(014114' (ut' Pn.ilirf advAtucemeIlt Opening Du'Jiu ftl T & TACKLE. 919 N st Nfl) WP '. 7701 opt '.'I S'llI P " so field erection nr-'.' AT TRACTIVIShop. al , ,, -, ? - L oC flat. Groceries Beef -m 1i Dade City. Plymouth (Orlando', E fuP'E IT -' A '-rI-I 377 3194 ________________ ;.iso flat SO 206 5,ar,'ord Ave -, ul' ,w carl)". kIttlOn lullp Vocation, 51(k Lnke Wal . -. --' ---mirs 69 OC.cr 7 rIm v' 1?? 41 ': ," ifil new onverhsffie. 1.1 (flfl Cl0flt orflc? locatur - .. , .-:': per r-nti b,r n?i teconqUcs OppOrtU ST JOHNS REALTY lock yard fenced, Sill in espamCt11 tritgC - payable 5)0900 mo It' advancement s' - ____________ Collect, Garage Ruin mage Call SO oruaniziitOtt urtt1,,ii(' occupin( 573.000 (All *I( TI ME TI ''1 0 Fl 5' I Pets And Supplies G U I 63 Clcarwater 11131 nl ssi. or Sales 170 N Pik A4 , 377 AIfl 1j I 055? Ai) PIyrnOulh (3041 A ,,l,mtie n-qPt% .it 172 2)5? r WAGE 4,A I Al ''5 ri !onc mu . openflOS for wrldr tnlp0rS .ini %t1411 't• or I .jd 0' 114 0. burntutu- Ill laporer'. 3 IL' a' SA ,iropDN3 rc1m ', -tO l,vIlt) rCl and ' 10 r0__ _____________ FOP EVER ONE intO'd 1214664 4)) Financing t-rmnq room, kitchen bath 17,600 FHAor 215 ,,j Ca;;2 I - -- cre.Puppies.I* — ' 001? QueSt ReAlty, Realtor Female Help Wanted .mii,l trill mi tt,$(b tOr(0 II us Grand Bend Ave Lab-AuctIons The follow log bu'I1m!', 4.''; 1 ,, 1 ,mti III --------- 51 OLAN MILLS STUDIo . mr y 7 UIC A *07 ,5t . - i Several ladies for tnlrphnfla' slIt's are iit.d for your .l'ry MOndAy N-Ic fl , york from our office fl Sanford Mobile Homes, Hv 37 92. Orange City !ix ______________________________ i0 - r, 1$71 ,ilp4, p,(iCtV .srt' 'd thr0u0'h 5I7YI 3M 674 7O ' -- ot Ante to Mull Pearson. Corp. S 9 2S Carrier St., North r,.trrshurg Fl - 33731 ' - r cal bu5fl5 for SAIC En L 'ccl clrV VW CEN If R ______ ___ Oil Malor Driver — truCk &mpany Semi package van L'. 6 Business Opportunities n Sanford area Local run f - - - ------------ -- - - -- celleflt pay nd omnY benefits Must meet all DOT arid company NORGETOWN requirements For information COIN LAUNDRY inICt Gull Ott CompanY. P0 COIN DRY LEANERS fl. 1037$ Charleston. South IS coming to Sanford To hO'(f Pope (0h, Alt Mr IpcationS flCft to COflVIfllCflCC Man with ,iPCfiCflCfiflPhflQ stees Ideal inves tmen t O 'tUflty For more information ry'icubiie homes and Set up Call 775 , -1c\ ~ - SI, ?f'tNf an-I "" ') LTD 3 dIOf "A"d mo, m4rCn. yt too Fic.IIen? eondl ptal 13Y 371 1077 S1Q69 -f-1 : -I/I ro*t. '1 SuDø' Aee #.J '11/ Ra1) Afl '1W. ,rI-n M/ /1 4? IN ',) /T-,, ' -. - __________________________________ - cmiI Grge Cahebo, (303) 644 $2 - Male Help Wanted AMERICAN WOOD PRODUCTS. INC ppIiCAtIOflS for lob Of iAkIflg Prefer 21 or Oil e" ork,nQfOremaPref and especeflCtd with shlpp'fl MI/St have had SuperviSory Cl rience Salary commensutate *th euPeriICe Phone $31 4ISA O,aPPhCui' (A for 111111 Pe'P'apS A,ColOtC% A,'Ct Can Help Phone 12) 'cc o n. 5,t'j (1 13 MINIMUM CHARGE) I r - I/I I 36c a sit 2$c a line 22c a lint I IPuru 4 times thru 20 ttmes tt times PLEASE, EMIL"f'! WON'T 'yCU RE.CO?.4SIDER"? 7S t~i 7 zzz= __;'V C1HFR5 IN I 7)5 /a1t c.lnr Onhi lAKE OVER PAYMENTS SPECIAL '69 VW sortord Al -- - ___________________ 11 ((ours? HArr Wr'sle( 32 1379 13 •- e1I4( •Rtt ¶iI 1'1_ LITTII .t4iE 5tO(E Wilt' PCTS CP THE" I LO .. n - Ar lot men. ';ren prrli-rrcd. but not essential c..r Ocr' Burke, Joe Cream(,"s I? 93. Crrult. 3100 S P1w -, Isi _- PROBLEM Ihe L3nger Your Ad Runs The Less II Costs Per Line Per nay. 1 i Autos For Sale 944 r.rat'd prii. at?, all ,-,.4lent r.Mtfl $0 Of 'M' 19M)_ PIym4PIh rail br 1111117' is __ -- Spotirn. - REPOSSESSIONS HANK Ae ___________________ PIANO 1, USSONS - ACED WITH A ORINKIPIc. - , ?' 'oi4 js ( 11M G0iP'4 (ME I' E46.AE '10 J lnstruCtiflfl ________________________ 8319993 1 - k . ------- b lUalt R,II' mAn to drive hUt afl(1 UnloAd ,flAt?rLl. and work 11 $iJflt,rr yard II Hr tIIr' IIInIJ(' bi'nr4it% A(,ply II .ttp , a m l() I4Oni fluIlder% 7 0 , [-qii 1 '..intord v ' ' For Sa le 15 Autos For - , AR( VOU TROUBLED' Ca" Toll 3Q27 f a r We Carp Free p4QtI,fl' Ad,lt Cf Tpe-nS Orlando ____ THE BORN LOSER - - 1 '.".'.' , PE'.' . It , -7 -- - - -, the -- A DECO DIAL 3) Ct,Al Baps? Ch-c'- n CashWhe lurlo,ldVfr' - - —' c I II JI ;, ,ASS I ..A '7-' k . 'r..E ..?S" : 322-261 1 by Larry Lewis _____ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - - 3 FOOD DISTRIBUTOR FOR SALE GUM for warchou%e I?P' PEANUTS CANDY & ENDING BUSINESS in SanIOfd NertS man A'pIyaIn peranfl to C - c.i.i,r to $ pitrIbutIflO Co . Inc • Ill N ! c.000 INCOME nr .-,'I Total price 51.13100 CMI' VitCb't OM Write TEXAS KANOY K 1300 - 5An __________________________ PANY, Inc 1371 Da%e Rd AntoniO. Tel tim ifl(lVde- your ionc Personals Seminole *,.t.4 323 01111M - 2 -.-' ! -J - .. Lr4 r (All Photo aray LOST Ment gIa%Sr IfIl aiumüum frames. blach au. Santord Plaza are-a 373 ISII l?e- S REWARD Direct It 6 e - Male Help Wanted 13 rtunifles - Th %W101114M 31lif WIT flci eeds" I"Don' t YouSeI byArtSansom Autos 15 N Male Help Wanted D - -- Lost & Found I NFORMATION L ___------_ — Bank p- Aas Want With _Herald 1=7 _ ftAUP _ -- Ad - Men are often fearful of favor of a young widow, '' )!t4 tiN IC MIST t I U 115 Wor k in g rnott'er wants mature bedroolil I b.mcle to 5he, ,snnw-md 322 4)03, You (On ,00Vt' st 105 pin 2 bed'OCItfl. iriatv,I • 155 - - - -- Your Direct 5 -- 1 -. Get In On All The Action! Line to ' 3541 P'ark Drive CLASSIFIED! i, S L-'a,s 1 -1 - .'.t.'CILJ.$t t'C'C rid '0' O (tlfl(Ct i,t fQllQs54I5 thIs .l.u,s bitt rt' - -- t.ts I. S. I. 6. hik 3002 [)ibuna Writs L Spurgeon, P 0 Bus N. - (enlralia. Ill 62*03 ill E 4QPP R -' C,U1D OF E.-" ''' -E.ALD EiViLE d ONLY I " 4 Ii A - 'i I t ii 14t Iii ICI it's , o 5215) d,lAo PAIIu.r ' "'I". i-' iO'4NPIY ,'. ' '- I 4 'i I 's U,' im*S7 \° ''" 121 1470 at'.:r?ie'i by 7-,ti.i PIE I 0th 15 Stenstlorn Realty w.Hav.ManyOthsrLlltg Open saturday Mornings and Zoned uru ,leiil,$l 3- KIUsen quiPPed ______________________ CLUB MANOP1. o.nu today Furnished --- OUPITRY julifuI yard 517000 . ---- 10 '.0o it to yOu 51% 000 I One bedroom apartment. fl detO(ated. completely furliIbiC(I Air conditioned. TV Reasonable Ste n stro rates Orange City, 17% 315% $ SS Park hl,ul 3l 2420 NightS. SundAyI5 b,osidays Call Two tearoom fiiihid apartment. ,,,lahI for couple , or couple A iii isa 322 6033 (lid 41 02 U" enclosing a long stamped, d= of potential We'll be happy to usivo ,eal ApartmentS Rent -- - Afl 9474 - tutn envelope. 1)1(35 Both had had a sexual r a wedding ceremony, since cen mMi 21 & na-fr nre-vinuslv. ' ......— ---------I75 luCy •Or (Aleapi writ, to Dr. Crane to tare But Alma's sorority sister of thu ,..wsasmr, ,nelo.lng life sentence. ataasps4, s4dr,sa.'J •au.lop. ..id 2$ And they feel they give didn't exact the public pur- Al to loser •yiag tind printing riliken you forw for 001 of his the chae price" In this form of tes.j ca;yriaht up far I9OIC than have a nice I bedroom with loads - -S5 04 ,) line Ad $ 72 s lint' Ad 5 40 I rue Ad - . Da-, j DIAL 312 2611 or 331 499 3 31650 S-so 80 322 00 S? .0 C''.JE OF COuFSE YOU MAY YOUR AD IF YOU 4AVE A I E LE $27 S-' 00 Ph)NL LiED So) (N �Wednesday, Oct. 4,1972— TheSaitord Herald POct, 4.10, 1972I RICES EFFECT VE 4E Miss Eunice Wilson 'Citizen Of The Week' 1 1 01 10011, Q,__ a_ _i,a i Women TA s WITH FOLKS I KNOW AND IRUST _ Day l orafing St. James T Annie .ncScotL acCit.M" I. W'Ln While in Florida Mr. iM Ernest Mchlc the Just Us Club; Mrs. the) visited Walt Dey World and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Carroll. Lots, Turner, Miss Marva Y. Dung the visit here of Atlanta, Ga., we in the city Mrs Martha Maths, enjoyed a day at Walt Diey and Miami. .lnhnny Hicks. of New York. for the weekend to attend the EDWARD Gaines, son of Hawkins, Mrs. Eva Stephens. Mrs World. w in the city for a few days wding of Miss Joan RobeS. Mrs. Minnie J. Kindell, of Jowease stephen. Midway his daughter. Mrs. The Mobleys and Carrolls with Mr. and Mrs James iackn. viting v cal! Ciub and churches Adams. and his thCOcCStS0fMrs F 1diCMtamonte Springs, has ar of the bov ersonstopick o \'nunn. Ohio. we Uw Doroth Mobley. mplet Mr Force basic up your donations. Rev. H. Ross gues of thea aunt, Mrs. Ra brother. Frank Hicks. ' AFII and Mrs Thea Nathan are — training at iJIrrp.Cn . is The airman Tex. . Church will St- James A lebra i annual Women's sy. Sunday at ii am and p.m. Theme: "Faith, Hope, and dena of a the Chrian Woman." The morTung speaker will be C M. Mabel Goynes. Mt. CarmMsiona Bap Church, Eathnulk Evening speaker 11 wiu i . - ' .. . - ' ..- . ________________________________________________________ . . '. . 1' - . 0 r)ltas C Brown, son of Mr. -inc! Mrs Willie Rrnm Jr has in,eeu come a long . rarning round for football sutrwd in the sand lot for Dallas and mn;'ed on to junior high s'hol sports whey he par. ticipated In football basket ttl1 track and field cvenls The versatility is still nt. The former Seminole ~!igh School football star, 'anding at six feet and three ) 0 pounds ha. nvhm. weighing. confirmed many beliefs that hu I-,, continuing to go farther The, understanding and family. friends and other terected person have chr tird him helped u mo Dallas in becoming what hi r . . uua - Paul Missionary Baptist Church. Youth department will be in charge Mrs. Jammie Hardy ischaian. Mrs.Sylvut SUorth co-chairman, Re Moms Brown. pastor .. - -Ciuzeriof tile Week — is N, Eunice Idella Wilson. morticiiii; owner of Wilson and Eichelberger Mortuary, Pine Avenut, SaMm Wilson has lived in nfordformaflYYeUtLwhete to the she has given se heruLr lpks rid lit ;kor --T . . 1 I .I \1( . I . '' L the week citizen Of as needed to lighten a . load. In M Wilson'!; profession Albertha Scott Sonja and Mrs Margaret Oliver. Mrs toda% The lvc o .cportL, especii! connUy aware the Kenneth Noble, Anthony Artie Sorrell and M Juanita she Harr. Jack. Marche. Gail Papino. Mrs Grace Brewer, football. helped him to deter wth ever changing world of today. Soshetsadapdhcrae°iS Winwrs. Nora Dixon. Tommie, presented the guest. Miss mine what dion he Georgia and Fred Bresnn. I.Indie Steward was presented it, help thaw who am in handling th ball on the gridiror, un award for the captain who Thomac lamar. Gen S))t 18 orded him the opportumt) Ic amount of Gainers, Peg and raised the high lwLc Wilson attended the and play with "Florida'sga' it Ms schno of Seminole County, Santonic Sanders. John Dillard the all-Mar high school footbal where he was graduated from and Jani Robinson. At b p.m. the youth of the game at Gainesville and w ooms High. and pursued her chur~!h was in charge with MI& nominated high school All&t Paul Missionary Baptist Debrb Stokes presiding. A p18%, American. Them credentuib, School of Embalming and Cliurch schotil will pick up "The Cross Road." w* F-testorative Art children and adulLs wtv) wish to presented b% the youth. Tilt* tor bigger and better things umve attend Sunday Schwil The bILS Miss Wilson L1, Thf tit-st news a! all Is Dh Allen family wishes it) thiink n1l member of ADen Chapel AVXwt,helpedtnmakctheLrda a continues to do his "thing" ii. has been purchased and is serves beauty wen on Sunda% marChurch. when she an success. Total raised S2.447.78 trustee and treasurer, She rungs as it makes its MnJl4 on Mrs Swsw B111CLShert. Milt famed Florida ALM Univercontributes her -Know-linw" each side of the c* it, pick up Doroth% Ringling, Mrs. Gram sity. Tallahassee, and hus time and service it) man%' those who do not have is way to Brewer, chairmen, Rev. J. E. )oined the ranks of the FAM1* pluyinv squtird, organlzatioris..she is a member attend services. Cab Herman Rattler Ct)nntll%,, Pastor. ()f Malti, Court No. 99. Refou Sr. at 322-2254 for a ride defensive end. Dallas rxhibiled Daughters of Isis; lxs Ban on Sun rncirnins2. and that lw into what he is doing Amies Club. Alpha Gamma ) PY' in the FAMV v Temple. 321 Evergreen c'tiaptor of Epsilon Nu Delte. C'o1ins A&'l. us Chapel Woman's D8) at Allen LB.P.O. Elks of World, will ( financial treasurer of Florida reenhrn" The more e , AME ChurCh was a great hold memorial semcs Sundas member Morticians Inc; Mrs. Elnuise at 3 p.m. at First Shiloh perienN- in collegiate footbuli executive board and treasurer success with Misior Baptist Church. will rome on the ithron. Ti' of the fourth regional district of Eubanks presiding and Mrs ii! you wlw enjoy sports Connelly as pastor for West 13th 'Street. Elks ldges those Rebekah Chapter No. 83, 1U' from Orlando. DeLand and keep on the lookout for Dalla~ the do%, Order (of Eastern Star, Brown. You will be a witness, C Ctwoa will join in this service. Miss Organ Prelude, of Solomon. Daughter& Of a nia!ve-ho-T. the Suevew; it, All el" are asked to attend. call to 1 Lorraine Ringling of Jericho. c Heroines l400d Brown is exalted Sanfordite t h lx Cinnell hmn worship M - 'A Mighty Fortress." Mrs. ruler. Rufus McClain, ut The Case Brewer day ca center will open Monday Agnes Hall. InvocaUun. Mrs. set'Ui.Mrs GraceBW&. Fa) reunion was held the home a! Mr. and Mrs. 3 C daughter ruler. 'innie Miller; responsive Parents interested in having Scott. in lke Monroe. This their children attend ma) reading, Mrs Shlt" Wilson; All senior ciuzens iA-ho would affair was in honor of Paul contact Mrs. Unda Williams for r igriition Lit the off Ive of the Senior Citizens Club arc asked from Philadelphia after bein t £ 8 igu Sanford Housing Authori in U) m",()( ,t in at " p.m. at the i1 wuy r, years. Guests al. Johnson. benevolent offerinf, Castle Brewer Court. of Commerce tending were the Paul Scott Vim Ross Mt-cov; soh). MM Chumber building. First Strut and Family. Mrs Fannie Scott Da"hill Mitchell Mast er Edwaytie Robinson Vinson Oviedo: Mr. and Mrs Sanford Avenue A memuriafli to the dc,aMd clriirated h sixth birthday at tA'wth Scott, th'iedo; K. V was - - the home of his great- women of Allen Chapel The Just Us Club istielping in Scott. Sanford, Mr. and Mrs grandmother, Mrs Ella San- held t)) Mrs DorothyRingling Mrs Shtrk Allen sank "The the United Fund drive You Johnnie Robinson St Petedt.rs Guests helping Edasmc e sour dulthtiofl8 to sbur Mrs Dorothy Brat 11 ma aer Offering have fun were Valerie and Lord's Mrs Mary Smith. president of and Family. Eusus and M Michael! Powell, Sheryl Knight, tskeo by Mrs. Naomi Gibson. r.~ #I, V, I ' -. lb Pug V 3)IGIATI* -1..av S2U0 O*Gl AI tieø pAIIAS AI aining Command base for . $V I? M*t i AO . aliz I training in the 1601 N. BERMUDA AVE. KISSIMMEE 1 THE r . I. . • . .. . --T - . - . •i.. - - . . '.r , - :- C TODAY! 43 Tomatoes SOUTHERN - AIR __ SEAFOOD JUMBO FROG LEGS US D A CHOICE STEAK ib $189 Rock Shrimp Pineapple JUICE C. BROWN DALLAS ... OF SANFORD, INC. IDO N. MAPLE AVE. PHONE 322-8321 sthr athlete 2 SAVE Businessmane U were You included in the HERALD ____ I# U r U U I SAVE 26 24og / V7 -. YRUP 9 32 or - SAVE 10c, pp I' c 43 F '. O. 9 $1 N Tasty Macintosh Cube Steaks lb Rib Steaks 1b FAIRWAY FRESH APPLES :. 10 P 20-4 oz. 5 lb box 59 lb. $3 69 SAVE 6c, STOKELY FROZEN VEGETABLES W Bananas Ib 9C FRESH 33c If not prospective customers have probably missed seeing your ., GOLDEN u L h : you have been included before, you know the benefits, and will certainty want to be included this year. If Sweet Corn us NO 11 of $8 will get your firm on the r I published onOCtOber3o Lady Scott . Green Cele .' mlx[DVEGITABLIS PEAS CHUCK Ac i lu FACIAL TISSUE uu 10 lb 2 ' ' SAVE 49C _ 'C it 2611 to place your order 1 1b. I SAVE 20, FAIRWAY -, hwuni WITH THIS COUPON NES"IEA REDEEM AT FAIRWAY MARKETS --- - -- - - 100 _-) liii of 1j VH~ OFFER EXPIRES 10-10-72 W off sigiit ,•,•,..a • .:i;;.i :. \ Os -,..'0-,,, •' '' .. ,,,..'., •' P.S.,.,, FRANKS ".5* 4,0*.'' .4'. 0', 1 . "I IJ 1". ... ' litco Stainless Tableware .0 "''a'::' lop OCT. 10L 19Y7 . J06 poll "it 40, 6.4 ft I i...• ., 1 1,11 10116 c IA'JIIY 1000,10 TEA Ot 406 -- 5 a log FS 10-10-72 -.- 9 FAME ____ LIMIT PC, 1%)91 !iL"J"Y* Margarine Size County CommissiOnOf Fiencot T1,1061 P€U I C Giant I 10, SWANSON Breakfast' 39c bunh.$ 28 oz. Lflc 2Ib ___ . COuu Tfl'D TOP $8-p9%"9 - MUE flC)L COTTAGE VALUABLE COUPON— Call BETTY or SANDI CUT BEANS r rtirrer lb . SPECIAL QUilt SAVE I6c,FAIRWAY - 2 2 P1. i !!!! 0es now-ft -.-'..j' - . 99C us rooms FLORIDA YELLOW business you have. BONELESS 49C 43 24 oi - Okra . RISEBYID ?,. c GOLDEN $ ;(O.~ A* - 49 ;b* Steaks Sweet Mellow -. I HonDr 988 QUANTITY 111161,1113 N c hronological T Bone Steaks 1 ONION, CJJUCK WAGON S ALISBURY PEP P ER HONEYDEWS In CHOICE QUALITY 3 Ground Beef : k .1 p..Y 10 79 STEAKS It V~4 - . OR RUMP C 4 59c T 'b1 SIRLOIN TIP '-. Ohm CARAMEL CHIPr FUDGE N NUT, CHOCOLATE DROP cJ< .' _N ,.1' . 22 0: 3 SAVE1BcFFV - DOVE LIQUID - US D A CHOICE BONELESS /1 , SCALlOP BEEF TURKEY HAM -:- - . 59 Au Gratin Potatoes3 , (hi ed Meats . - C Coff eemate 3 $1 TARNOW - 29 600dlbadjW41 b69c Bologna I b. c Aqua Lotion ' 49c - - PRODUCE ' PATH BREAKFAST lb SAVE 14c TIXIZE W 88 A . 67C 24 oz Ksnv riCrackers I 12 oz . r c 00 SAVE bc, SUNSHINE LT111 b £ COPELAND 20c. MAIN DISH SAVE 47- FRENr 88C O. 5—DREAMY DESSERTS ___ c Lnn Cabin A 39c Halibut Fillet OS CAR MAYER VA ____________ C Lflc Cookies ;: ot49 Lipton Dinners Progress Edition Last Year ? 29 6-12 oz. Cans ' — ;b Links Oc. DINTY MOORE SAVE lOc, .1.0 Franks 43 1oo4. 1$398 C Lobster Tails Fresh mullet .4 All Beef C lb FLIPPER Smokie Tmpical Sego Roll ",- Wieners lb 88c English Cut . All Moot 78C OUflu none SAVE lOc. NEW of 'yx Quart OSCAR MAYER C 20 o Beef Stew • -q 7-Bone Roast SAVE 24C ont 68 BONELESS TOP SIRLOIN Kosher Dills I $ lb lb SAVE - Pot Roast ______________________ ______________________________________________________ , e ect yste FAIRWAY __________________ $12S S l 3 IN NAT Al HeMan Refoe Sr. St M-2259. Cole Slaw I . SAVE 30c, DOLE smog ow adults wisWng to attend Sunday .school at St. Paul have bus &mice. if desired. C411 lb OS1T c ,,48c Picnics 69 Provolone L0 R SHOULDIP LYx 1 P0 K AOC TI b _~e SAVE 20c. FAME WHOLE - - WA t . A FT C El S I C London Broil RE ELECT ClillDKEN 29 .1 Spare I ALL /IHITE MEAT T.urey nOn R oll __ . - FESI1 MlSS0lJl - - r - -. lb Steaettes ' - Tomato Sauce 3 Bog 29 1 - V Qtrs. SAVE 7c, FAME yOURBE iERE INMN VI'l Leg - I'LL KEEP B Alt I . COc i ,., i 39 a L WUICU LOUl SIRLOIN . AAFAr 11) Cut 816 oz M -, 6'ArJ QPFIk ALL £ Central Air Conditioning system - Call Us Available Thursday 1tiCl0'Jc 5PC( Bologna Famous Carrier - Fenton ch splayed somt! of ta! urks and gave the audhencta Steji-b%-step detail desLTiption cif liow the United E48tv. Government arrives at the ftruil I IBM- CHUCK ROAST . :- / / 6,,,48c Onion Rolls DEUCATESSEN Relax and Eno I Yourself With A . . . . •. . C. WE w 3 f irm's name when it was founded, who runs it, and what Type of - i/A i / - which the artistS and engraver' submit of pogc smi um current lie 1. no%% retired from tht government iervice and o tractung at the Maitland Art Center assistance of many friends, f Breast reasi Qtrs. '" ,' D P1) U P1 RN -' i. celebrated his sixth birthda% with the hB PPY EDWAN'NE ROBIN'SON Ill AS S17)0 TE - - . i I, IF \ . V, 7L 68 c Cream Horns er ____ 4 -.-: . W M A D S MAL1(jW r 39 )PON .: ' 48c ons 40 Aw ... iNlI. a HEAT I F A . III SALE! ICE MILK Engraving IJ5. O - NV II5AIORO L / J/i n/i BEEF STAR D I IIIVt - mLltthev Fenton, muster engraver, formerly with the Bureau of Engraving In washington, D.C., for mort than 40 sears appeared as the guest at the first meeting of the Art Seminale I P - FAIRWAY FARMS B% 1_17MATHIEUX itt IUOt*HILL field. surity - Speaks On 4 1, tih. rcmaintn BAKERY rtirrrr vrri £ the A' at -. MAXWElL HOUS( 1.2 an . , . d GATORADE 301089 &.. .. . . GIOPOIA GRADI A SAVE 28c . .. . . . I of Happy Shoppers our Store, Join Our Family (AGtIi PIIDI FPISH Make Fairway Annua %...eie By MARVAY. I1S ... I LIKE TO SHOP I'M FUSSY! - 0'. 1., I" , 14[CIS -$9.99 0%61% PVftVA1l 610411 ItIA UM IC"M 1166 86 01 I �r.,1 r '. - ' nr.iIr1 f ',r'i // n ?- I r., 0 " rl ) //nrfr,s.'yJi Vvednesday, Oct. 41972 2L—The Sanford Herald FRn7FN muw U P -, d .' ' Sweet, mr. 311111111111 _ Sour vi Special FOOD 1 I'4Af Fililiir 111 SALE ,nhinr,tlonc 1.- 1•' ,i'; Pnrk chnpc md % (ill 4 ,i rn o 'IIt I .t1i'I )'tW' .,nd i r 1rcifig ,5 fl(j .'lVl t1i' flavrmrfiil r'n.';mt Tilt, .vh rhsc iih fl%l'/ '.v1l •fljfl•• pace' (r.m •lii .m •hnntP '( sat t'hIS'tCI'fl sr J? h.'r . (.,n1ly i• p t (Iff .m'.lh fr.ch f.sfl .: lAW *t Ihelr 54' neddar 'hø fit C . - r'. YIiRV PORK ( H' P' I v.i•r '*' x'r Ka isi IIrs ( - l55,li hnp' ',It md 40' i s *prtk.m Ip Indr,Itn. pork . lt) hot ti*t ti*ite*ti $t FUDGE BARS sip fliiel V ,'tis* ¶11)" I sir 41ev 5Ut41 a( ''n kIIt.'t Ir.imn v.'k ,4n11 'r.iiist)l.'rt 11,1 1. - Ti n Ir ppIni: for Ir' 'w i Ohlipl. is .'nSs ij fl 11 tS - SAVE 50c ERS •utitin SALUTE YOU WITH AN.. ' th aIt 4 tthl 88 ct ' must lU •tsnpc :r in' p.'rSpir Riitsnt'" •Ue't .115(1 tsci•aril itrpsIfl 'lip if r:muut lIps rss'rv" f ir tr.cI IT t .mCE iiiI in ;kilt*t lidd •hnn ivor tnd arnmer 1Isnimt :i -. i i rTtjIe ,i i r i lli ti l ?.flul*'r ili tt,1 ttt*, vluS'r. ;( lePS.IF ll ls ''ist*k 1fit. i,'iisV* ' 88C Dinners 2 f Sl1p •n tnth ;lil. r.'nsnm k.i 12 2-C T. PKGS. •ish.'I *ot I tI* sU Pt R B R AN D ' - .. A. : • 88C Cake 'sntIfle rmflt. us V •th .riiiI nut sat! if par IV :-nuisuIs I.;it lU {rut-s)ni.lt(' .•r' .sop n sxt urs, inst ur: nke vitts -!5ltl5iflk )at. I''' \LIkSTI 'I 'II 88' Barbecue A..& T - 88C Corn . 2 £ , ''.' !Actl &: Z -j, 1 1 A r.s ;kil*t just (s1t) V:IriT ntatueS -vst1 s•st IUI - & BE uon w~ Rights, R e s e rve d PI1 9 88C Punch 6 PRICES GOOD OCT. 5 THRU OCT. 8 i 511' - Margarine..... PRICES GOOD OCT. 5 THRU OCT. 8 - Drestng '.s.i *Il IfltUfl fl 15• TItS ; miii ''nsjt.r .-tt.t Ip 4ss'r'"t riuut :1(1 .1 It!sp(1S)t1ii trrnty ir)V1 iiwar 2 t iS I \ sr-;1r ;hurt, .1I1 intl i on 1ri'011v .ZrnUflut •sl.irk n.,r Brnm in .1 ).si •ur - PIES BAKED FRESH DAILY AT 25th ST. WINN DIXIE OCOMA CHICKEN. BEEF OR TURKEY POT PIES ••' ' .. COOKING IS FUN SAVE 22c P1 5 S s—ox. PIES c.. -.c ...;s Pi e . . . . jj — Vd l 4 P ppers - A Berries 3 A. !A AS! 1 C' Sticks 88C 2 rI A N 5A vittow Onions 49 3 Pot to s 88c a -.7,1 19 P V I :up . Los. Whole Sfice Hm II .. G.ra. es ' P 88C 59c Black Pepper AN . Is 4 C Brownie Mix. 1'3_L5.I I PKOS. Muffin Mix Dry Fry Get Free Buy Grape Jelly pACi.I•. o in Syrup . . . . . • • . • . . . All . . . . 33c 2 . 2 33c s Kosher Dills . . . $131 AN •.. . . Instant Coffee 1' 5 Tea Bags pple Sauce. - . . . . Tomato Juice.. rj fD 7V Green Beans 4 t..Y35c .4 Peas 39c ANT 1• C . QI I? ' slIP . . II1* .p1 . . . . . ';t. . . . . Dog Raton 55C . 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Just put us on your shopping list for the featuredho"PieceL o;Week." Pick up one piece ~vith a S3-P0 purc 6 C. two with a $6.00 purchase, etc. Then 161low our s0edulas, 3 nack Roll H . cUPIpyLAsr) IOU . Snack Roll 14 . Fabric Finish . 1,AL;tAG( V ';• . . . • )tM DA4)V '25 37c . . Detergent $100 QIUPd Cheese Mac : ' . . • . ' . $100 . 99c . . A 3 67c Apple Juice Is. 67' Apple Sauce 75C Cherry Pie Mix .'; ' — I AAi I'. f '- - ' I - 'ce hall, mh.,ri,ugfl tur :lt r '.ht Iltiur s.(ursg ,)'J% lilt Indugar :r I ollail Ilflg huwi 1W41 '111, g 151(1 - k ml:I . iflfSfl,M1 tsr n list *ijtJ 'tj isitir TuitUr' •t: •t 111 1:1 mr IImr.M1wnts U usttnt"I iir fl .iinUts I Dr'sp ')tIer situ .t •trt i let flit 'Tiulil fl-)4fl nips ••st I) i,ec:tfl tIIIng •sL)inU I :utl tinu! fl * srenet's POLY BAG SHOE St RING POTATOES ''z; 1 Icut 1 e .. ' • up Ti1I ' ' • Ii - 'LSKflI• •t,p)'n . Orange B '. Smo ed. Ham 0 0 as. 7V $11" Fned hicken • TROPICAmA I - ')s insitti s'•rulI 1)rlur•' fl'' i ' IAILMADOI Panms C0111111111111111111IF IC'' Turnips 3':. r 63C 'liii 'r' in 'h.•'.. •;'r WHOM 00 I • I I . 1 I.•s•t 4.ish ii I an MLO CURgo ("I ith~ 644-1 an 1111111ANS kill 0441 BAG r1lialt''11141, IV %1..\t 7 Nil ovin 3 am oked.. b 88C • C cu,cum ers. 88C Rich .2. les PP HARVIST FRESH •. • Sm 5 • Puppies 1b.", 88 aks t _ I • 5 w Se H _ IRISH GRIIN 88C Shells 3 I rt1i Tomatoes QQc — �Ihr' ,irf1r'I r1frJ Wednesday, Oct. 4. 972 4C—The Sanford Herald 01 0 wwror r(flJflMV flPI(1PJATc WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES L! 1 L .j..4 . .(,..i T10* LCiIN LW& CIMP6 FOR YOUR LAUNDRY Cbmywvm 2 Ftqet $ 1 15 PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING OFF LIQUID DETERGENT 12 02 Dw £LqLULL............ SIZE4& Akq DefMad ........... 29 pawom 'Beet 02. JAR Riilsg FoeS.................. . 9c 2LB.$I BOX. 10 LBS 69t BOTTLE SINK ....................... cift 9uno 29 0 SLB.5 BAG 49 Wd & Sk&deko....... w6wag &tled ........ 3 JANE PARKER DANISH & S GRAIN e2O-Ge&tlii.. PKG.OF II Ag? A5 1B(ft (S 07. CAN) ALP ANTI PERSPIRANT Cake Sbkau 9 1902. ..........LOAF C"rt ........SIZE Appfwam....... ' O 59C ANN PAGE ....... . ...... ,oz 3Ex BOTTLE PURE CANE SUGAR 59C 5 BAG L5 ON* ALP PURE CAN tdwit ceLLLL........... 120Z.& KELLOGGS noz 3 Pop Ta'clo ..............BOX DEL MONTE ASSORTED FLAVORS cow Smut ........ 5BAG49c L8. ASSORTED FLAVORS PuddLug ANN PAGE BRAND P0* Kmvaiia & 4.PAK 3CTNS 0T 8 V" ; LB. 14{wtga'thw Puiw BnN sagm ..................BOX 2ge p4m TOOTHPASTE EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI Pepuded................. COMPARE 130ft CAN OZ htBI1C .............P1(6. P1(6. "'7 Dog ROW.... 4' . .. ALL DIET O A; DINTY MO. 13W 100 PERC4. 53c PEPOSODENT HARD AND MEDIUM BRISTLED #Dt* SUNSHINE ODAR OUR OWN I fla2i Thwi PACKERS 4. 15 McCORMR S CHICKEN N 00 Caw CAMPBELL4 * PRICES IN THIS AD, ARE EFFECTIVE THROUGH SUNDAY, OCTOBER. I72. ITEMS OFFERED IN THIS ADARE NOT AVAILABLE TO OTHER RETAIL OR WHOLESALE DEALERS. MERICO BUTTER ME.NO1 Tumula............... SIZET 46c Ifi*x, Cc"*4k Biocuilo.................... 6'. Toi*W . 24 oz. 99C CANg Tea '8 L 4 BAG7 Cawfi" MA 15c TALL LAN IlL 39e eutVaufM Rfivb 13c .... AZiLIAN MILD id, Cb& P RA T RI oe CARNATION CUETS tIBAG ' )' 01 eOZ 77 ee tfiate JAMC Ccj6 kLLOCGS k - 3 Ic KCUOLtL b'uut 49c KELL000S SU GAR FROSTED p QOZ i 0? Box 67c '6SuCA,N lie CCU F&zhe ALP BRAND CLEAR PLASTIC soCT BOX .%to? 14 AN 32e Sosdwick 13u p 25c 'tee OL ,'' WY. 14 T CENTER 279%, SANFORD .4 ] I4'iQZ CAN Ek.LOW COFFEE EVAPORATED i.°° 3_$ 59C 319c COA F" I . . , •. BAG $20 116 02. CAN) ......... I LS QUICK FROZEN BULK 89c ASSORT Et.) FLAY 15 7 0?. -,..........7 CANS Cat TW_ JIM DANDY DRY Wkthwj.... I EN OR LITTLE GIRkç, D(PERCENTfl j{ * p4YLON PAIR 9c Pwthj REGULAR OR SU;ippkj 24 CI 7 BOX FRISKIES QUICK FROZEN BULK FILLETS .0w PTICE! 4/32e tO CT. BOX %F %1%0 Peuk Diiwe'co..4 9c I • $ 1 00 -(PERSONAL SIZE) BeW-373 Kekyc Two4. SUNSWELT ALP CRACKERS £ REGULAR OP SUP€R ANN PAGE CHICKEN NOODLE. TOMATO, RICE OR SILVERBROOK jpti. oz.6/g CA N CHECK JARS 63c ENCORE SOLID TROPICANA CHILLED FRESH Oge ASSORTED FLAVORS REGULAR OR DIET I VACUUM PACK COFFEE Fo.2ge'to CUCUMBERS OR GREEN BELL PEPPERSEA1O' - 1 GOLDEN DELICIOUS 3 7002 39 PKG CAP'N JOHN'S QUICK FROZEN oume 91da .............. 22 oz. 9c I, I Ah, k v t4oz Kan wetchiput. .. - 29c MUSSE LMANN'S 39c CAPN JOHN'S NORWEGIAN FILLETS (6 PAK 6 0?. CANS) ASP FROZEN JANE PARKER BAKERY FRESH Dmfau4 ........ o oz. 11,i Sa&z4 Rfauem* ASSORTED FLAVORED DESSERT JANE PARKER ICED SPANISH 19C i'th.........B'ZE ALP DELICIOUS FRESH . UP C, B 79c is OZ CUP O wqmwiop. ........... ItQp SERVE FCahg Reffo. CAN ICED QT. .oz.g JANE PARKER BROWN Piwesk ClQae, ANN PAGE *' *** Cowd cww....... • SWw w"mmiae..............RT4SC COFFEE CAKE ......SIZE ASP REG. MENTHOL, OR LEMON-LIME A&P DELICIOUS PIN CTN. 2007. 22c LOAF Wk& 13u" • HELLMAN'S JANE PARKER ENRICHED REGULAR IS CT. PK STAINLESS STEEL RAZOR BLADES 3 9celCotte. 39c ' 4.I • I CTN.OFI1(% DOZEN &995.......... Lange, 1/GAL.7 SHAMPOO BANQUET QUICK FROZEN SUNNYBROOD FRESH (STATE) GPADE A Qp FARMBEST MASTERPIECE (?OZ TUBE) Stied OSCAR MAYER PURE BEEF OALL MEAT GeN WeM... 1$ 02. R,c;ER so5 II 8 RONE BO2IIJKL. .•....•4...... soi. 5Th (Meal Thwceko.. .•PK PLAIN OR SELF RISING FLOUR MOUTHWASH PxG 59c SUPER RIGHT FULLY COOKED SMOKED 6 9c I t 39 49c . . COPE LAND ALL MEAT SKINLESS COPELAND ALL ME?LICEb VINE RIPE TOMATOES '1LEY .t .... LB 79c TuWo 4 LB . 13af 2 0Z S,wst.......CAN 65c wt V&N& 4 POTATOES . 11 oz PASTEURIZED PROCESSED CHEESE SPREAD HEINZ STRAINED F'uutko ........ BOX i . 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THURS..FRI.A.M.-9P.M.--SUN )Q.\.M. �Wccnesdav Oct 6C—The Sanford Herald .. 1c1 L I Potato IS rubLiunUA V, By TOM HOGE AP Neasfeatures Writer The potato is hardly a glamorous object to behold, but at is probably the most this suup I have encountered is served at the Renaissance restaurant specializing in contivienta) dishes and located on 1tibpultal.L t.t-pt-LItHV oh t..fUi I today, serving as the main Isource of nourishment in many hIamb. Graceless as it looks, the potato became a fashionable vegetable in Europe It was inthere by the Spaniards tiho discovered the tuber in the 16th century during their conquest of the Inca empire of Peru But it waited a long time to reach the gourmet league For more than a century after its appearance, the potato was grown only in flower gardens in England and on the continent a botanical cunosity with showy flowers that was regarded with suspicion because it was a member of the nightshade family By the end of the 17th cen tury. the impoverished Irish be came aware of the nutritional value of the tuber and began to cultivate it throughout their land In fact. immigrants from Ireland brought the potato to * menci with them and it beme known here as the lricl \orks East side Michael Kirvan. the Renaissance manager. uses sialerrress in his version of this great soup Herr vi is his wipe 4 mediurnsiL 4 cups ch,ck sommc 3 hunch uate! vicnvsoiss: ieet.s 3 onions ,.- (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) - The potato finally came intc ;-5 own when Frances King Louis XVI and Marie An tuiriette began serving it at the royal table Soon the top chefs in France and Germany were creating potato dishes on the "SOUTH'S Savinas Center" haute cuisine level There are said to be more than 8D varieties of tuber. but even the farmers have difficult. telling them apart For prac:ical purses there are two nain types, the new potato nown for its firm wary quality nd good for boiling, and the 'ealv. tender tuber like the ho hirh is best fur hakir.ç One of the attributes of th x)tato is its ability to absorb a iumber of flavors and still re .ain its own identity An example is the Francillon Salad xpular in France in the Last -entur) It consisted of hot hcrd potatoes. cooked in bowlon instead of water. then mansated in champagne and blend,d with poached mussels The potatoes and mussels are seasoned with oil, vinegar, chop ed shallots and aromatic iertis, plus salt and pepper Ibis salad is served covered with sliced truffles in a crystal owI Hardly an economy dish One gourmet potato specialty hat is considerably more reatonable is the famous soup tnowti as Vichysoisse which is usually sen-ed chilled It consists mainly of potatoes, cream and watercress, sorrel or span- Discount Prices 7 DAYS A WEEK FLO~. ITEMS & PRICES GOOD FLORIDA GRANUL - . - ALL WEEK LONG! *THURS., OCT. 5 THRU— * WED., OCT. 11 £ och I One of the finest examples of 4 GOOL 1.1 NCH Cream of Cucumber Su; Mary s Ham Sandwache' Fr e sh Fruit MARY S HAM SANl)Wl('HE. This s pread rria aIs t-4 tt'.'-1 It, top crackers 1 1/2 cups lightly packed eoarsel ground lean baked U.S. NO. I WHITE him - :2 cup grated imedjum-fie lightl packed cheddar cheese tablcspcxns mayonnai'.t 4 cup undrained 5t tMt ; I r-lisn I tablespoon prepared mustard Into a medii.m mixing bo turn hanri and cheese In. it cup stir together the remaining in redwnts. mix with ham and cheese Store tightly covered in the refrigerator and use as a filling for sandwiches Males 2 cups lihtl pac- ked POTATOES 10 BAG 58c ou PILLSBURY'S "HUNGRY JACK". BISCUITS1 5 9'2-OZ. PKGS. $ "BANQU MEAT SU TURKEY • CHI KEN SALISBURY STEAK • iFor 21 I ,HT Ill F Fi;T 'howdrr Bread lr Chef s Salad Helen McCully s Sour Cream Torte StNt)A\' f us Ort. HELEN McCULL' SOUR CREAM TORTE 2-LB. PKG. An abolutelv delicious par dessert 3 cups sifted flour 3/4 cup sugar 1 cup butter, cut up 1 egg 8 Filling and Assembling. c.te be-Mix the flour and sup r to gether in a bowl Work in the butter vitt, a pastry blender until the mixture looks mealy Stir in the unbeaten er g and mix with) our hands until the dough holds together Divide into 7 equal parts Roll each part into a 9-inc-ti circle on a lightly floured cookie sheet 1 use a 9-inch cake pan as your guide' Hake IC) to 12 minute-s in a preheated 34-degree oxen until the edges begin to brown lightly. Youil undoubtedly have to bake the layers in 2 or 3 batches Cool and lift from the cookie sheet with a spatula Filling and Assembling Chop 2 cups walnuts very line inot in a blender) and mix with c two ounce cartons commerial sour cream. 1 1/2 cups confectioners sugar and 1 teaspoon .anAUa Spread between the baked layers, arranging them on top ci one another Sift confet-tiorers sugar over the top Layer MelLus in the ref rig erat.or for about i hours or long er S FRESH N CRISP WESTERN ICEBERG LETTUCE . ,.. LARGE HEAD' 23c "TASTY' WASHINGTON BARTLETT PEARS • ......ia.0 U.S. "NO. 1" 3-LBS. (CIII 0- YELLOW ONIONS Aflc . • • • BAG) "FANCY" CANADIAN RUTABAGA . .18.1 2c "RICELAND" RICE 3-Li. PKG. .48 �I World cream Ieek.s, orncmc and I saute mnutei th Pm' chicken stock or c*'nsrnrnt' Suflflwr Idi vcr-v tender Place flt%IuI1 atct in a blender, adding erC Chill and add ca.._pd eaon to taste with 541111 Spanish Onions . S Over and I' 'II FE NI I •••IflI III•' I. 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'r•',in .'tt3 I tahls'cpnn' t iII) bitt.' r.sI.'s$ 1 jr ' i 'p Chicken W/Pears Salad Ilk I - tIi* I 1i: t441W111.f1 Pri I'i)41d i.sIli,sr it. . .in .Iad with fnist And wr. the latent vor,4inn of this rt'r I vevø teitM f)Iri'tl K.rt?.'t* pir ir ctstef1 to the s'hire'n mtur intl it jq mnict.'ned mnt sppr prtats'ty with 'nrried ms nniice -ind ervs'd Sifl ifle'd penut m.' 'hi' iipninu( The .irnount of rurrv pnw*t.'.iIted for in the reripe jtv.• ftctinrt flavor it ':nii wint nistrr nrhsfl,*tssfl sitil ,'-' 1 hi' I,b• %ND '. a.i.0 war 1.'4 eup .tirt 4fI'fl pepper 112 cup hunlv 4$lrI'ct "I•r' J1 cup m,i'.rnfl.oici I ts!a3pfliifl irr': ,*te Ii' tt'ipiwin i.itt Dash ,if white L,'mnn jilurs' '..a t&d 4ri'rfl 101111111 ' •p K" BEEF! OAST ir" .nh) live we bit :XD' ;)earl mix with 'tuts't1. ren pepper intl cIi'rv In s im.ilI miring tnwI. .ttII .1 1Jfl hjr 6 orlic rnd sfl,s miuiu. urrv iiowsivr jit 'nit pepper toI3 with •h,cwi; !1.1 i :nrcture (.'i.'r ind it I .hurt1v htort wr.mi ir tit%e .ind rors' 'hr ix pw;jr4 !3r'bh ut .i th rriion j ints' lo tiriIi'ning (' t)Vi!r and chill %L .!rvIng time mt1 nitr m•mi wList pl.iR"i with .. 4r'im. pliitc, twu peW I14* in i'tft Illali' rip ith *1ll .5 I 'npv.mr s.,itjd pr's. )t'JflUt3 it Nlikes i iervinw, C we are pleased to accept U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP COUPONS RE! 9 EF '''.ili,'' i imug their way litu m ,.mrv niche it 11ie 1w iv nun 'Y •liI1 UtCN who )ttl'fl tiui ti'wri pinaeh, Ilea.s. ejiul !uw.-'r intl ..irrob low u. ii I)t tiihbling .iwav with ''itt) pIaiit it these nutri,: tudles ;n ltis nly tmuutl 1W if tsn.ikil tjte It 111'1 iii ? t' the result it the 'u; flJ5*5 Oil natural '1)0415 II '1 .1 ,.. I toe, iut down on nuth h ub in the I4itcheu .mml tijijjls ifle rn.iY be ttiiishs i tnt're 'hurl irder t.'u' imneIhutig ii 'rv Iii .ijuiii.tei jr' t_':uiudtud C' . • 13v ULE1' 4L1Ii NE. l't,imd tditii Li. I • LB PPG 69c pi s.auin4s t,sj) ciii r* j.mcmes (rs,iiis stulit it LB PkG 79c to 78' ORLANDO* LB 78C * PARK & SHOP PLAZA STORE 1200 P M MID..NITE) 6:00 AM * 1340 WEST GORE AVE. STORE 1100PM 830AM * 3939 S. ORANGE & GATLIN AVE. STORE 900 AM - 900 P M SANFORD• * 329 SANFORD AVE STORE MON.-THURS 8:00 A.M. • 700 P.M. FRL & SAT.... 800 A.M. 9 00 P.M. SUNDAY .... .. 8 00 A.M * 25th ST. & PARK AVE. STORE 8:00 AM. - 9:00 P.M. 1 00 P M. I LibIe'.puuii. i)Utlss is .sr t,ar ilu umax i 1 ku. sJI I4 5.1 I 'Sb I ': iiJ. .., it ;6'1 uith thick '.t! ts il ft iOu i inch uu I i tic h j1te1 w .iti iuutil twister jbs'uL U) to :umuiuuW' Los sttlpa ii to u ,uiiiuht% fur slicer. It tiue*t. csuk .vsdn to ki,c Jo ecluon.'. tiun thus (eat tnix nm.,tktds.. butt'ir j umuwu )WcV us .a tjis ',kutkt uuitti bIwided Add dt,t;uucsi Ji LVI. ,tiisJ ,,v4J* O04 ' 'ti&*WL.ti tii r usg i...*t uttlil esents tt A lvd .ut ta.sted Spitnkte smith .ie1tiuig \tjkc' .Lts betvz �6C• WednesdaY, Oct. 4. 972 SC—The Sanford Herald Do PJO IM F- -V 7 NOT!= F r .1.41 4 ' 1!2: ia FOR'$ o If 3 Ilk r - MIA ?t?b ; 2 .$lov e 0 Tomatoes . . . . ..• • • • r! quei %Volvo, Pen a twit, to To Ft ' ':;:: 394 Cauljflowor..'' ' Sam* Of Our Feetiorsold Choft%*% Are: was dens l as t, rl. G'oot pot 01.186 Tiffl ak'al to, Tow. 6,vek Weds veto looet., By .\ tit, — ' valut la nd ( J z 7 C'"i me a ,J to1w 0" — ' r PL j i :' / ty tell main Fnt 74 .I1 Roast pair I ( twa) -+- - daho One .J .. .:\+ JpotatoSalad .........• 49' ,•,• Cb....-I.•'• + 10-06 ... only 05 +\ . 4S ç - ,.. M t' %t' + +.' 1*64 falls tied Possil b Cuban Sandwich ....... fee 59 -•-. save pI$HC *U.0 •• 9 ) Pillsbury Biscuits ++++++++++ q riuxi t :i'( '1 99 j~ ,+-- e NN em Sees Sirloin. fell Stew Club at' ~ Monel eggi s Top Round on 51 0 1 tllustraed V'orki . J ' list is -ionabli thOWT jJiUNG .+ : ON vo1uME1O?s169 Steak Sale_ POW Pawnee Al $129 r:r: - . il -S + -J +.%-IT:I F-k .' '' :sists fT .:-.--- ' - - 3 - porkSteaks ........... :89 1De pork • II. Corned Beef Round..... Ma $,1. jig , '' E t....Tr.,t Beef Liver •............ '.' chee Cold - ____________________ '" so Chuck Steaks Pot Roast 000 o 35" 59c 796 / , . ....... %&O !'tA. fi.Ik ' $1" - Breod Dough . •o o Tomat 59 ++ '° 5-CU. .Vl .5 ••,• Fmh +( 59 " Juice • • - • ... '' .... $1 • 1 An a I egg Filling MIX tet her ':' French Cut Beans. I l5 Ist. t5IP . . . LIPID i ' ..... 69 Instant I 2-.. nais ' •' $..i I I i 39' ar II-.. t•,;;-5-'•';•v;5. Fish Coke 0 ' 3C3 •.• .• A' 39 7 '• - • . - - . •k BathTissue MiIk 20 OX 49c + . + 3 For a 0W G re'e'n"S t a m ps 39 : Sugar 99' 4.o 25' '. , • - .•. . - . :• ,,, ---------- D.i,.... SAYS / yrup Log :::", :69' +. Otsego !.!! reserves . . . . . . . . . . . . '•' 499 S 5*YS 59' Carnation Salad ... .. . — : a L[iIi1arW SAYS tAt. I'VtV Brownie Supreme 3- .... ':;' - P.Id.nI Denture T.bi.S. A 1 1 III -I I 599 %Avg Ida. clod .5 Everca'* I Tomato Catsup . . . . . . . '::: — w 1 4-lb. pkg. 3 ;::. 9 SAYS %O. Cb.'.. Wb,$I' A....i.d 9000*0900*0 V,*911 ..•.... / -- 5.5.' 52-., ..... •-' I 44' 504 , 1 4 - + '1 breakfast Club Evap. Medium ____ - - Bread 2 .---- a FLOnsoa 11 doUttI ' Breakfast Club . 89 butter nUIW siss! 89 ......! Sole Fillets ............ unul 1j Stir in a . . . . . . . . • en '2 29'II1I 11#(GreeflStamps . . . . . . . . • Sags, S•,s ' 33-02 ' !. Z iw e I 33 o, ta i' '_---- Ass?. or Decorated Assorted Cookies - Party Pilau 99't.------- Bounty Towels . I I pat F 0. 3 Tea Mix Zesta Saltines • .:; 5S,4 / A ——— ...b..c,,s,I...h / - Dish washer Detergent 49' P eas • 41 644reen Stamps 10 rl;: / S SAYS 554 I P Sweet __ + .- / C "-'I SAVI 134 loll-be Alive too.*^ ' + 1 i ' Maxw ell House Dinner Fries S 4 , J'Areen Stamps lkb '•" /.# .l S...., .. . . . . . . . . . . Apple g. 430.* &do 11,0600 C-0091, Still. tato 4 •. I ::::::::::.::::: a-, $109 White & ssvm s,,,. . D.'•.. I.I• 1 ,,, 0*000000 Beef Short Ribs PineappleJulce.......3 Fwn ...... English Cut Roast , .... Halibut Steaks . . :' , 22_t3 0bOt Ilk / *,l.s. s.... • ..--' .', ,,,.' imperial Roast 10%01- s le vel ____________ -Ift 69 s.., - I0,os,skCIeaner Willi Sp r ayer 1!; 12-01 9 6,00 Sliced Bologna .....-.. .. . •.., 3$-is :;::iiaif' k. In the I 24 Cotioll l - ______p( ..,. ri-ho. 5,.)..d t.,.S 11-6 *VI WESTERN BEEF SALE 114 turn he stir tol . 49.ozpkg.77c lOt ' ;iotin .......... ; • 67' ff, .::' 39' Chunk Tuna .......... 10 COCIhT!ATIO 18 . . so a :..::.:.: 39 Mustard ................ + "(' SWIFTS PRIMIUM PROTEN GOV 1. ork : i::::.'.::. - tat-If 91' " u.. 3.04 • . Franks Swift ' . . ... 0203 STAMPS! : 89' Smoked Daisies .. . . . . . . ham ACCEPT :. I...,$,.' S.." • This A / ).• L 1 . P.p...4 • $Avg as 5 qua" op4ps- D,l,...0 P Fresh - .4.) ... ..••. Golden Corn .........2 / lustytoo" .. .4 , /iu.ir and about + W1't DINNER KNIFE • . Iv". '.1 Merio's Pizza ........ "tato, filling ••• le each +4 d,flerent piece Onsa PcpS 1 39C Cole Slaw . . . . . . . . • • • •. lb h — 6 79' ••• :49 lent ur iticirld , on ins uted ad wit + Beer 33a .Fryers Q . . ...••• vqIL iCkC..D' + . $ 69g o. I • 1L- .' #. sumb .ain it ample xpu1a vrziu j si" Old Fashion Loaf....... \ g CUSTOM DESIGNED BEAUTIFUL NEW I.......... Margarine ............... I Exclusive Offer a • F edChjcken . . . I1iIL ' -1 1 1 I\ I hLocif _ _ '• :.i __\ Y. . 19C lit Schlitz creatJ haute than t . " sC. f ec me r i + 1;; j:i1c1 W . A met ••. gotts s.. • Zucchini Squash . . . . . . . a Lb 549 c ..-•.45v•-• $AvI - ,49': SandwIChBagS... . •-•i 1 is. Dixie CUP Refills ...... '' S G ied. A,,o,i.d . Air letsheners 39' .1 a • 10 tightly J1,46een Stamps %% 6 So W tip 0 tightly. 100-11 tell PUB[IX % 1> coolue 1. Ill. 114A Fill Chop 2 I not in of ,.461 Pp5 w i,.. clal so Inir Sarav them of .......... - I) I 5 .. Tooth Paste ••• • ••• •.• /It!( %/(/)/m lg I'(I J1-1( 11 10-0j, - I list .... ...... -wits SEMINOLE PLAZA confPct top lay, t ji . I two conlect Ipocs th e ba 4i ...G. reenStamps ' S5NFORD - - CLOSED SUNDAY Hwy. 17 -92 Casselberry s... - i . -------------- ._, * -. ... .. . . _40 - ... •. e... . *5 .t4 n.s -S - 555! 1 Its -, •4 _4 �I $ —————————————————————— JA I P M z 4 C) C) ~O I ic Ut' SD M C —————————————— H ———————— ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— H 4 41P de scr up '4 cu clip t I egg Filling JVIA M ti thee until •. Stir ir MJJL '4 dougri into ;iirt it lightly Si-in ruith til the lightly wbk batcbe Fi ; i Chop 2 L notir) two nil M noni ccl r!. 5UUfl the hi them a ; ec,riltrl top Ly erto1 her. ~N MMa �6C AN WaterQual P _ I "V P — n A gIan but I impt: da soun tandt - •1 (A - r Gr 1 :C 4~ 11 _.-1 1 m As') : has sent f'r i4*nt Nixrifl • - T 'T;;: ith appr(4iriati(tn' tU1 PCTU 0 C r vol- If hilly financed, the war# 11i l; illy hill writild pitinvido, hilli(in in fiscal year 1W.I. VI '6 Thursday, October 5, 1972—Sonf ord, F lorida 32771 Price 10 CentS WAS I dens turv, By 2 : canle Value — cultiv land I relar •• • Amer Cartle — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — U — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — lh It (.ItI (1(U\ \OkI its 0% I Louis tonet __ royal __ W1 . • S - 64 tirl"t, Nluf;11~ lit IIIF4YIII I)IPUkII1I \ii,ii m .- .- • in Fr. creati haute The • - '- S S 5 C r even It - .S - • -- — 4fl I'I'l - - - — - -. : •- - entuqr diced ion insi r o U_I. Ii)l%t( (I ) A .. staff like tile law enforcement n Fort .tg; Colora do. arrested in -hat is tonable nown usually visa m A ach LIU I t Fr — I W ;0z 0 . This to top. 1 1/2 t't.ar ham 1/2 - u ugh W _______ • • I 1) S > - - ' - - - I N I > turn h stir tot ____________ -,-; I• • n X • -' I 0 Center As a tiiatter of fact fl'l - 01 1 05 4A S U 1 • - --I' ( ' - ' 40 i lt. / 5 ) - Fish C I I . And while we're on this beat - u Mcdco I)iscoUflt l)rugs will —— - — — — — — — — — — — — — — — • — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — , against the wishes of :l'LCl() President NI c( ; — — — • ovember Ist, according ilill (it Ili Campb e ll and Williams of that CMI)Pan)'. Ill be located it, tile Pinevrest Center on Highway 17-92 ill 27th Street, next door to AV SO e) J 3/4 cui I cup b I egg M CD 0 "It aviv labor leader, no matter how high he is.' tells 5I)U to vote for Iii isel ' told the totiniti Richard Nixon It(- is It'lling ~'011 to vote against \our own best interests and against the best interests of eveI' worker in the country." Shrivt'r was to liv to Sai .JOSV ati(i Los 0ro 1, Mll M I r mix w Things I'm 111mit nderstanding ftill(M m W < butter until ti Stir in utrgt s and ounttr diargt ietween Chuck Itailley and S -' z 0 dough into 7 F,art it ghtly tit the lightly. to bak - s- - U C 0 m - omit 0 it r - 00 C3 X Coll confect spoon them a confect top Lay cratorl er, " II 4M ____________________________ - - - - - -- - - 0 1 the Oct. n ..*r xct,'n ne iinrattrtIm - rda 1~ Iwo iir lit working for Oii T OF THINGS TO COME ner leaving the 1,111 appt ar# d in apped ated Press newspapers thitintighout tile It was humorous when this photograph tvas snapped last Sunday as Nlillionaire ( litliriter :VlA'l() President it (.()It froillatioll will) Slate labor units "lliarling at rt'solul bus in-ging the lii' orders to repeal I -\ix' tit Uit'h'ti-d tk'k'it I \IiIIY t'eL)iIi'ti.'dIY has ordered a halt-down III' tin ire state hihor et iuia'i Is tO at)iiI(lI)ti "tltiuiip N IXI )il cllii)aigiiS Oil gi'uuiitis that such ebb ot'ts V iulatt' hit' national lt'deratloll, s policy id lIeu t ral ity in lilt- presidential cant"I don ' It have the authority to rescind the i'esiiltit uni I'm going lii work on it but t' are' ', I- villi., to clect 4.1 V S sellatol. down here g i ot uikI,ihititii1i It-lupholle lilterview Said a stall lilt-Illbel. ol: I MVILIIIN does is I Ill Food Prices Spiral Again deft-al ill Nixon ;:.t;5 Man ste e .nora onum rts' tel a'. erage tt ''it I t I ''I' 11 f i tie a ei put )n raiiatumwt- I I iou. sctrvr orkers atfeLted. -;offortt interpreted the the ' — I I Tur oil *ion is5 ner et iurner ' .1 ;u'St1rt ntortIctt J. I ewp.ipr report listed the departitieflt employc that the Zortan in his car is "liUSSifl$j" th e driven by (tie listing tag number of the car Wednesday visits b) and she would have In hunt for mnsterv nuin to two former the man calling on Nusbaum it. The employe prumnised to h!enn Turner officials' homes a nti tAipei as 12W-81J68, which one of the men return the call when the flto "talk" over the coming trtai was copied by tonmiutifl was found. who, co u nts of and relayed to H llmn. 'rurner to Atli) :.flttt tl 'iUitt1Ofl the men Dare to be ahout flirner (reat trtanhzat1ufl. This nurmng Hallam. contacteti by the Herald, said he was advised by the Pinellas 'ounL Ute attorney to ':et m 'iy it flhtttflg in the :e.ter:ii 4uvernlfleflt to give tWo4lUrtts rant.S to pay coStS of Updating iewer treatznenL hiood iil come frnm this," he wid. Ss tor his ity, he said the iewer treatment Plant cited b the itate.Sprtnii Valley-i', if Zurian, in his report. iaid V101.atirig Florida's securities turn. gave the number to Hillaill was "icared of lims prompted it third he was Today. The Herald attempted threats and advised (orliler Turner Enterprise's ofto having the license one )f thie pEIOILi to contact Seminole to find out to whom uuctl-- with :ocal authorities oper .111d, adVtse theln 0i thevt!M3 of -,VacttY. and Plans are '1) ipilate 1 hy .iittllng ne's the "n1vMwr man" to Lopez nactunery, pmnps. -'te. 'Bum ,imt NustiUii), we irill not abuut to .-lose thu Nu:,I)aujil,ind U)pez wen! not County authorities I'inelIa (ounty trial is finaily Seminole Deput) David the underwa y ortan answered a call last belonged to a car owned liv available when The Fleraki tiban'.' he declared, lie pointe,1 out the prtng Valley taLlity 'tetf to 'ontact them. ilfictals. ii!egeii threats made to her capacity. the West Altamonte I 'mub,inil and Lopez was - isirted at Fort Lmudenlule. Sebastlani facility will be full epUIy Zortan reported he beiore the city goes to conmflcrea5ln 'in structiull ti Hallain to .nitact the 'nt!', iitiie II case someone capacity at the main w'r tuie tu his house and 'tried to plant (ruin 1.2 miLlion 4aUui 2 imniliuti him hard Uine," ' - WUS out of Like County and night to the home of Ronald State Bureau of . tutur Veh~cles. in checking with the StatxHallman. IM Briarcliff Road. Altaitiorite Springs. Turner En- office at Tallahassee. this terprl.ses assistant controller. wtio resigned his office. along with Antonio tApez. Turner controller, and Wb1him Nu.um. assistant treasurer, both of Winter Park. Balkan told Zorian that Nusbaum and • l.opez had received visits tro a man who would not identit>, cuurt charges Conteir 1pt Igainst Ilailani.ind Lopez were .rIN't - 'tieLc hitimlf but who wanted It, learn what forill of testitnony they would give in the Turner J The deputy a dvised The t Weather tit the Illitl anti upper 8N. 1A)w - 1 gullons 'lull*, h Us -1 .00.U00 ---- --------- resaftng Judge Woody Lyles. But Lioles said -lie was unable to kieterinine from Patterslonithat sent. Turnet 11ritten ordet I if the ippeal truly wab without inerit. the defense motion to Sliet Patterw .ii who said it was arguable 75 NEW VW's IN STOCK 1 % 5 Demonstrators Must Be Sold! te-stify 4.Virislituted Turner was sentenctid v a a V whether ttiiple o,fusal to rIir Slot). Vmsgt Williani lxistt-d Ili southern Arizona. U ---- build was "frivulous.Highs 1k ibout the Bit 11 %1' LITSNER Herald that tiall.nian told "tilt! threii~-judge aptvals panel took testllnon~ tucitity oil whether to all 1w had to d(i is tell the truth bond for busiresstitan Glenn 'turner in a Pinellas County `i~ 'ont,!Illpt conviction. yhe state argued be till t onight and 1' rida) -- - Sen tence a nut w lit to ' Tycoon Appeals Yestrrda~'s high 84 low 69. he could not argue ijutz lilattersun In bounds of the written urder Deliver y lmtenipt (ur refusing to liestliv cs)ntempt, hearing -kiiuld sevond quarters of the )ear, tilat lcod and feeds soared .emit 111 the third quarter . it4te will ilnally 'le ,taid the izate %titH let ootha1ls'' ;o for awhile. jut 6w ' :et tt.rt:iwIaUentru1 was tu .-a tieatii 4% Sit. NUIt) %St'tIitt''d and it n the tgisLature ai1tng t or trial. I I ( l() Pit sidt'iit I lenis 1 1 tk..'s ter'in hC 1.0-year Pull !c he October inoratontun -into- ficial 1t \ El I. ( II. BIt II E - it ither reee*ittes f ',lie. he ' ' o ar nyrnents, ago after posting bail to answer Pt criminal charges Another Ti br t vnrker3 viii medical !xpenses Ind ill 'he But it wasn't funny today rur- ,rmany - ' joblessand ~inable to pay house ner's attorneys are in the District Court i A ppea l at La k e land a ppealing a 150-day jail blow-up of his photograph showing Turner leaving the Seminole Counts jail a couple w eeks B) • \\ .Sl II \( 'fl)\ AP' .hnusifld Stripes United States and the military Stars Turner entertained the news media at his Meany Fighting ts 1,1%s Own Labor ' i 'sit ht largest tnpIo%ir in Itate it this irne. lit- i-rintinued that in -ihor" - * * * private inte R 'its whilt' industrial (ti,;t k for grateful to iii'. Id t.tirnatt) IlUMiltits inc riaseti two-tenths it wliuhIIeVt!r WLIS (hut of one tier t't'I I afl * gotiatul iii, rt ktis 'Ilie report amit thst in (tie would tie sincere In the wish three uiionttis, wholesale 111411 that Ihit'y t'ouhtt Lie equally lirlut's rose at tin annual rate of successful lit getting the rest of At per t'eimt compared with 4.9 POWs (rt'c, tt! - * the bi 0u( ''"" W - __.5L . 51 'o,4fl1 only treed L'urnet au a ciimpu& at" In the It months so far of l lilon'! , waq%~-prlcv Calendar Illonth. tile government today. Ilremilent ki And how 111lout tile story oil controls, wholesale prices tulve Classified kids 1))r tile Bureau (it 2A, wherein tilt., recentl) twr L,jililics 'I lit, report risen a t all annual rate,Of 4.3 relensed Air Force Major says 1,atitir Statistics &did the Ill- vent. conl1wred with a rate of Crtx"wtord pulde Quit tile only way this Aspect crease illjluded it rinte of sitInkill iths 11ir, Vr a nr 2 lwr etint, irs the little 5 ulti tx- lhandled is through ti, our government, and [lilt products, processtikid foods anti Editoria ltt)IIifllt lit The September mt rt . two 8-4 rial sc - :,adequate, und the $1 billii-n an Internal controntation ii~as hilliding -ders 14) stalc deleii t iii N I Xliii to repeal resolutions (1 rLI hit' ha ISSU('( I such i U UrtIt'I t ii the ta t ;\l'I ('Ii) klitiloillil. and ,iindar order., In California and 1Irt)liIi \ottli iii \tititieoti \I,(t Ni'hi 1iski, l0 a iiiil I ('X.iS. V t1('l t' the state lahot coiivi'lit i,mi have - a lIed br dt'k'a t ot N ixomi it bat h cookie Fill Chop 2 Inot in -quire jt;IIP mis predicted iv \,tanionte Springs N14 - allwillit Congressional scat — and tile labeling of Insco i tile tiltinlate #1101 1tintir Ili this run-off I as WASHIN'toTON; Atl i I)evn arrested for I"rii-es tif it broad range tit and [to ;-,14 E4 M Cn for iarnilles of 'ruet.lnn workers,v1tti ,iieIes • hellall of Nixon z to Filling 0; WOOD — - ald , di sstr 3 cups ( Tr . George paign -- - when xtensive as the one under beast construction presently on Sit ) over in that suburb ii! Samiford ti ('it1 Ikaittiful Orlando You ain't seen nothing, . this is just the neighbors Lwginntng! - • t UON % F1 -- 1)5 hit InIst(m( I decV, - itiisilisal(I and done, Sanford's shopping venter complexes will 0 filling about 2 IIIIIii I iilit next to tile Sinford Shopping • / t sargeld Shriver. e\pl-esstld support ill I)enver for it 1()1I ill till. to endorse is one site, and the other wilt Lw 17 • - cheese in the t Market Farnit-Cs Auctionproperty, ill the curner of Airport Boulevard and 17-t rM - announced Zayre Shopping Center on highway 17-92 in OSanforti. Look for still another "expansion explosion" to conic out in the next couple of days of two more gigantic shopping centers to 1w built here - also on 17-92. 'I'lle X - Into Imagine getting a ticket when all she did was ride a horse You're getting the tirt tip" . in addition to the alreatty chee - the upicions p ______ - (\j)( I((( m . • 0 - M Morgan on charges of drunk driving — on a horse! bigger woman, ch"i mr 0 rn M I dO%fltO%fl Fort (#another ... ;Ind it only took four police officers to twrsuade tier to dismount. (Must have been e%Uwrat)g horse or an even One I i _;t- In favm. lit it neilt. Internatitalalisill Iii'.td iiot on1 tllI'i out \ ital inlet eI.N 1)111 il() (11)011 '111 tilld sill BON, you surely (to hear of sonic "narrowded" people . - st rring Predic -. Isillation'sill CL C ,.... Kith sl )owl. I- ;• talk and bW I'Viltagoll I)II(Igets are S0111(lilow S\ noliv lilt Ilis %011 national lilt said + we ;oned )ed Ill - I that tl)tli!li %4 pot - j)lICy .Swoffc: -. za 0 • , Sewer tlWIili( i1 1w (I4:('i'll)((I tiit'h 'spU( Ii liii the ( II\ (lob ( li'velawl tiidiv. said the Nixon foreu.n pohicleIi are 1t1(l tra(111n iiit ( d State., Fm Ill iIattitt 11W T S5 10 l)d1tn 0 1/4 (- tit in 't'rthln r'n Vt \h (,ui fli Ill i -,.-- S 6 table _r AA Ban Hits Economy _______________ I Crc lot Iingwnnd ' AI4new II(l \Ie( ovet- n i 4. - : '_ •-. main (nown Ind g( I Thimnnt' Spring.i. (,w'lherr rng or Winter ntt ___ iiihiIiiiniin iin lit tirt teraIir resulriitiil utlitlaiP lu(ovi'rn hiit - I) liit k I tlt I' j)l11l '" I)l tttiiit III hI (lit Itli d StH)IiUI (11t101111(V(lIfllfl 4iI(l .id(lIIi' thit I hi Ant \iiIn)(I\ (II1 h e l leve (, iU i \h (,ii etti nl\ itiiki' 111111 w\ i n - "- Atli 1 '1 _o pull One xiato ibe 1 • '41141fl('P •'ffluent City Manager Warren Knn%wlf-4 rind -Irfi iiii to-4141 ( .,11114 ilman ArthfIr F entativin from r4t rh Mitt program 4en Iiidy ha a fixed th.1 eritt (ltiv and •r. C4 I' A-fluid allot $3 rnWinn elet-ted 4111-1014 And-nf their .fl• per tin three nlv per'an tended reprcinhiflR fl,edn ;I nd nn(nrti InternationalIsm Extolled By Mc Go W z night I 1 %0 r regai their five omorrow. the In"I'll"ipplitieq from 6range t,.,,"Iv Atli hold their ineetinot of the 6r, nnaitrment ter it wMer Althmigh till .6% Seminole mllni"IPAII(le"i n earlier meeting jflvn%vifl (MteOla County had lll per tent repr'efltfiti°fl 1 rnnnth the exprettitly for - !i ;;;; !er-quality itandartilt pluti mileting'. wan hold Veliterday 81 the Firoit Final ppqsage in tX)th - to re r th' 4ernfld of thrt' (Hi the Stri,tpfr,IlowedWtthai4-O 0 3t into nirip4Ititi" of the atxth r IIIINC 40 % -ft bib, A requirement that in !iUtrIe4 ct.' ut4 in'i imç)r'.' treatment Plant-4 PW1ge ol1et'tin1 The .dti •ntrI ',.r hprihgv hv vuI R 1 i'r; and the by t'ily IIØ 121 61oillinn antifoolluti(on hill who quest 1Y ri' ,4r tInHrlitIlr,flc v otes. ( 'fl- I m IIrttlrlr_kI w tato etabl I - 'irrri .'4r f'.r ;c' treatment work' already an thri,ed. th4 ityBillNearOk e riiiiieiit s I nti i Ltiiuiieiil Whoksak I'rice Index up to Iltirtisctpe 1t) .! of its 19u1 base of 100 this LiospiLil nett s brought tilt- go ii cost wholesalers &wlety $120.20 last ii.onth on the aver- Sixirts Stut eie flit goods worth $100 five miien years ago. TV - What dtr%~ct act Ili the prvs- eville of LIX. apimil ence of the court predicated the .-d tu rhe three judgus reur, judge's deitwnd to wine furth de-Mvirate the appeal and uiid 6B M dild show cause." Appelatc they would issuea written urder 6B Judge Joseph MeNulty asked in thol.- cazwte Atty. Richard 12A 611-7B 45 &5 & ILS 8A-JA 9A.IIA $ turner spi.nt tie hours in jail aitti rtfusuig to tiLti about ti'Il sJ he w \tt\utt the disturLence outstd the ti ermwd with (tie prosecution'S thouse tIatin that the spwal was nLLts t os.uth var handed down the When he and witho u t imierit trivulo citation. JucIe "If a ian walked up and comitemnpi II) liiI'Itk'*t, ;.ttmt'hett .ludgt' l'attert'n lit the Patterwfl VVe Trade For BOATS CYCLES RECREATIONAL VEHICLES \tensh OR I t' ' I 991! $19 CARs TRUCKS I i I I 11.1 I BILL BAKER VO1KSVAGEN L INC '- • " s .s.s a 'nJu fl b44 '-' 4' • ' WIt •:'i.. - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1972 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 04, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 04, 1972. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 04, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/95f429b61dacd7f584178870fef30e03.pdf 8f1c611cbd930c95d9f315afa8ca4a52 PDF Text Text -The Thursday, Nov. 2, 1972 Sanford Herald • McGovern On TV ont Tigh 6C- _ To F s Answer Nixon Talk 11111 tnrugtil he extr'ruIel Mi .r Iiiir r 'lly ti',kr'l ,, Its 1Ill," ASSO( IA1 Fl) I'IlFS It 1k' saul t's going to trnvr' a ,0l-iiiliiiit,' tirioiitiost on ('Its H! In ii re-Iection sitiptiml, I'rt'ci. . LSI tonight to g!vr a century of pence ilent Nixon says North Vietnam 103') l,,,, Shrlver continof It," presiclenfuller ri'qs.ncc' to the I'resident, Think will watch 'l'uesdov'q Vice President Spiro 1. AR. tial election to find nut whether Anucric'nnr wont " pence with nCW also look up the sumbjNt of honor or peace with surren- p4'tI(f' negotiations us he COIl)uulgnil in the' West, 1 lie VI , e president quiltl I)t'morrntir rhnllenger IIIPfkllPll George McGo vern. who has Mi (; vern ha s hseil his White I louise hid ii uirouitutl with foreign lIl ir y" the opposition to the Vietnam war, WHY no other presidential can. sald Nixon's rotimuiit'nlc on didote has in the tuictory of the television mn(Ie 111 rn ''highly United States A wont to remind you that at skeptical atsuit whether the Nixon administration will ever the very thur we were in the process of negotiating a peace 'iring pence." Itoth Nixon's prime-time 'i',' he has offered to renegotiate address 'lluursday evening and that peace and give away cvthe I )i't,uocratic r e sponse In. rrything we've obtained lit the i1i(Ate the V It'tnni ii war Is still a bargaining table, through the ,0OO American major campaign issue, one sacrifice of nd countless wounded week after the While I Iiiuse re'1 1 ok I hat's ri irehenported progress In pence negChictiimthiins umtI 1111111 'peuire Is lit sibli', Apries' saul at ycnirmi'. W:'. highschool. t( i,rn hail said last week M'i In his first priini'-tiuie TV Jilldress of the cnu,qnuign. Nixon that, if elected, he would resaid the United States will sw' I the ternic of any agreeagree on a Vietnam settlement fluent uiuule 'luring the Nixon uulnulnisttu,t ion. But ha' rnitk'cI ''when the agreement Is right hi' iiulrt ri m-rvm' 11mm' n,n?ut to try runt mm' ila twfuri'" 'Iha' Uri'slclent IIIItkI1"We to hi,i:n iiiy pi'vl,sion Finn are not going to allow urn Cl('( -. continued military au) to the lion deadline or any other kind present South Vietnamese govto force us into an rrnment. The Democratic viec-preciagreement which would he only it temporary truce and not it dential tionilnee, Sargent Stmrlver, said the President's e!i'elasting peace." McGovern told television vie- lion-eve peace effort has -olwi'rx in .1u-higaii that Nixon's lap-A-11, ''The fact is,'' Shriver said in claIm that certain details need to lit' worked out umucans that the a Scranton, la., speech, ''Nixon Vietnam negotiations "are not, goes around talking about prmluuing mu generation of -going well at all.'' .p• s'u Itf 0 th ci F rb ft . tmc'et Thirsk of thi fellow, here's a man who hasn't had one day of pence In hi entire administration, the first çr.a(l4'rt in the 'nt,fft hmtorj the United States nd her. he' 4 ir.n r promlsifl us century of pear - -- - - te ij rrath PI al PANELING fc Friday, November 3, 1972-Sanford, Florida 32111 Price 10 Cents 65th Year, No. 54 9' x 7' Metal Overhead GARAGE DOOR The Crusader (Ad)ustable I IWO 310" x 678" ENTRANCE Graff 4mm x 4 z B LAUAN Light, Medium or Dark (JILj AWNINGS 40 ' 21' Oue Stvie r' Scatty's Sale Price SURE-STIR .. 2.59 4mm x 4 x B VINYL. CLAD Shady Elm, Golden Walnut. or Frosted Teal-.. Reqjlar Pri.t...... Scotty's Sate Price 4 49 21 x32 Double Bov STAINLESS STEEL SINK Self-rimming style for conience and beauty in your kitchen Reha' Price 95 Scotty's Sale Price . 20.50 Scotty's Sale Price . 717 . 40" x 42" Crusader Style Scotty's Sale Price . . 16.88 ADHESiVE.BACKED VINYL ASCESTOS TILE Justpee i' hacking arc press 12' 12 Tile in place .. . . DOORS 85D0 Single Lever FAUCET with SPRAY Scotty's Sale Price - . . 19.88 Employment Up 00 Panel rugged reinforced construction. Factory painted. RpajIart ........57.95 ." 2 5 88 Scotty's C Sal. Price U l,ubor I thick door has six raised panels for authentic colonial design. Custom made. Jv Scotty's S.). Price .. 23.88 1 tJifiY Ozita riter y CARPET TILES - FASHION TONES , KITCHEN CABINETS It Perional Portable SHOWER Can be used as a wall shower or hand held for many bath tub uses. 1901 without diverter RejIar Pr ..... Scotty's Sale Price 5.75 2075 with divertcr Scotty's Sale Price . . . . 15.79 CARPET___ Mitt Comi: tc, Scotty and wall, thrriug -i our mcxiel Ili see the many items can choose from to mat yours a beautiful, convenieri modern room. Your Scott salesman will be happy : help you plan and to gt, you a free estimate on yj' remodeling needs FREE Post-form White Spar Me Counter Top with S200 cabinet: put i.e. II _ - 26 NEW VISION CARPET - - BY 1127 ie This patterned, rubber back carpet is ideal for any interior location. Three patterns in three colors each. Nylon Regular Price s, ,d.. 3.95 Scatty's Sal. Price . . . 3.49 . 12' wide printed loop carpet made of continuous filament nylon yarn. Seven colors,. Rubber back. ejIar Price s. d.. 4.95 Scatty's Sale Price . . . 4.49 . 12" x 12" OZITE CARPET TILES Can-wa Printed Tiles in lovely decorator colors. Rejtar Price (ea.) .. . 45d Scotty's Sal. Price (es.) 3" CLO I N*III PA!R' OUTHERN1ZED tit? @ Black & . pow Sale Buy on. v HAMMER Outside Oil Base HOUSE PAINT White and Colors h(JJirl (gLi £15 Scotty's 5.1. Price 5.65 . . . . 999 Supersteel rip hammer. Rejjar Price .....4.9 Scatty's 5.1. Price.. 4.25 emmm \\ 1 Sw the r.uIw p, ON tm Other for s psiwyl $120 Deluxe Shrub and Hedge Trimmer 29.99 . Vaughan & Bushnell fleaker . . You 't both to 42.87 value) 1w )ur . PERMANENT TRIM Re.jlarly (gal.) . 6.99 Scatty's Sal. Price 8.45 . $XJCj Gres trimmat _______________ (a 12.88 value) .01 . \\ O 00 120WO GRASS TRIMMER Scotty's Price 12.1$ - 3 - - ' 9 1s W1 In A on unemployment among men rose slightly from :ui to :t per cent for a total of I.(; in ill ion; the rate for WOfll('li edged (IL) from 5.4 to 5.5 per cent with it total - 1999 - $120 Dshse. SHRUB& HEDGE THIMMER Scatty's Prim 8220 (U•278) Deluxe LAWN EDGER & TRIMMER is a combination tool that will cut your lawn trimming time in half. Has a comfortable, adjustable side handle, instant release switch, and a powerful motor. Was 39.99. Fal" Is ni pt Scatty's Price 3499 . CHRISTMAS LIGHTS (outdoor) STORAGE FENCE POSTS 6' Post (e.) T Poi lea ) 994 1.59 BATTERIES .... Scotty's Sale Price 2 for 19 BUILDINGS - I'Iaf :. •' ., . - e HIGHHO P ES -, . - - Trick -. _____ - 0150-00 15 Lite Set. Each lamp burrnindependently. Scotty's Price ......3.00 0153-00 25 Lite Set Has multiple wiring Scatty's Price ...... 4.95 0156-00 Replacement Bulbs. For Christmas Lite Sets Pkg of five. Scotty's Price ......79E MIRROR TILES 12" x 12" tiles mean more light & brightness in your home. Plain Regular Price (ea.) 69 Scotty's Sal. Price... 629 Patterned tiles FeqjI0r Price tea.) . . Scotty's Sale Price . . 894 . . . . . 18108 x 10 GROFF STORAGE BUILDING (Nominal Size) Reuar Price ..... 99.95 Scotty's Sale Price 79.95 72H 1170 10 7 RANCHERO STORAGE BUILDING (Nominal Size) Regular PriLe - . 119,00 Scotty's Sale Price . 99.95 72H 1110 10 x 10 RANCHERO STORAGE BUILDING (Nominal Size) Ryuldr Pric.(l, 129,00 Scotty'. S.I. Price 109.95 . . - , ' ' . . , Re-elect 'Food' Described Herald Staffer Tries Croo s Lunch Clarification requested by CASH BUYS MORE AT 700 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD PH:323-4700 E home builders supply Ielugil witt _______________________________________________ went' Iuterah1 By MARION BETIIEA Mike capko - . - tell your e rolls were hard aol olcu, th readers that in District 34 it's III cold. The only palatable cuisine In response to numerous ate there twice Even Teachers: Pearson vs. Fet-htel and in tilee was the slaw and baked deucrt, 33rd District, it's Benson vs. complaints we had heard also cult). concerning lunches at Crooms Mooney, However, the piece Lit' got sick both times. reading lPgh School and the resistence is disparaging remarks in the Students i s(-11001 newspaper, "Panthers What's the big deal down in menu consisted of union steutks, usi are given a plas:ic vonthan the garbage dump looks". ploumilne". Miami about the cop who was Growl" by students this Even one of the teachers mashed Ixtatoes, slaw, rolls tamer consisting of nakpw, - ."we had pork chops, they fired cause his moustache was reporter apprised the situation plastic fork and straw. We were hard and greasy," one mentioned to us, "I ate th?re and baked dessert. first hand yesterday. a quarter inch too long? The kids are right about the could not cut our steak with the student queried another, "tell twice last year and I got sick Standing in line, one student How about the many suequeried why we were there, and her what you think of the food. - both times. I don't cat there foti ... we partook of the cuisine fork, and noticed students were ceasful and dedicated un ." replying, he said... ''food?. - anymore." Principal Edward at the county jail with Herald placing theirs between their w._' ati'weretl since our dercover nare agents who wear ha, ha, ha, ha, Is that what you hllacksheare atLiiilt 1w does not Associate Editor John Spoiski, roll, so the could eat theill daughter is a student, we were their hair Long? call it? ..,continuing he said, partake of the lunch:s, but and the jail food served to just visiting for lunch. Then the Nt) KNIVES SLL'I't.LEL) Each assignment require " "well what else can you do but explained it is for dietary suspected criminals tastes "fur flew. different attire? We queried lunchroom considerably better than that reasons, En masse, students caine up eat it when you're hungry?" As we awaited our turn) in which is being served to your manager, Mrs. Chloe Butts, Other remarks, , ,"the bread to us with the following coin. _-_ child. We have been Involved why the school could not nnenta, "Are you from the is like rocks". we need a new line, (toy husband ac Board of Health," Admitting we lunchroom". - ,"there are gnats companied rue) a student t'amne with the county school system provide serrated knives and GOOD DEED AWARD ... for were with The Herald, students in the food". . ."there Is not rushing forward exclaiming, for many years, and have eaten turks similar to that provided Fill' Dan Lawrence. Was toldwere verbose in comment, enough to eat". - .'I've' been to "the lunchroom lady said for at virtually every school within by coumunerciat ctablisIunents a lot of other schools, Luit I you two to t'umne on ahead of the the Sanford area. 'mid truthfully and she replied these were bud how he picked-up a hitch-hiker "hell) us get better food." and aided the individual IflOther couuncnta included, "I never ate food like this". - ,"it's line, they want to be sure you're have never eaten food such as by the county, anti apparently (he low bidder supplied what IS getting gas for his auto, Most luid a raw chicken leg the other alWays cold and tough, but !"e merved before they run out of was served at Cruomns. The onion steaks were raw In utilized. Therefore, your chIld, complimentary remarks on his iJay. . ."The food is almost got to eat it, with my hands that food." We were served, and the the nildttle, cold, the potatoes i Cont'iI On Pb! - 2A ('td is attitude and dedicated service, always cold"...-it tastes worse is". . ,''I'll probably get ...and 31 HOURS: 7:30 -5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-4:00 SATURDAY ' - ) p SPECIAL SALE PRICES GOOD NOVEMBER 3 thru 18 -:4 I lit . ::: Scottys Sale Pf Ice f -rn - Arrests Are Made Before Crime Found . 2/3W FLASHLIGHT -3. ______ and Regularly 6 for 89~ ___ , '1._-• Diclest .- Rirh Welded Wire FENCE 1x2x36*100' 22.95 1x2x48x1OO' 29.95 2 x 4 x 36 x 100' . . 15.95 2 x 4 x 48 x 100' . . 20.95 2x4x60x100 25.95 - - 1) 8110 HEDGE TRIMMER Scotty's Price ........ 14 . ___ Imported GaIvan.z..d __________ __ _______________ - -- . P, _ ', - .1 ': -- £5) Official groundbreaking was held this morning for the new million An irate mother visited me of 1.7 million. The Jobless rate for teenagers dollar-plus high-rise addition to First Federal Savings and Loan of this morning and wanted to declined from 16.5 to 15.3 per cent with a total of 1.1 Seminole County's First Street facility. Left to right, Gib Edmonds, know thy, and ho gave million. executive vice president; E. C. Harper Sr, president: and George permission to John Angel Superintendent of Schools to : Touhy. director, (Staff Photo) send home with her seconduse It.' Wilson added. By HILL SCOTT grade daughter the following The director met with A. Cl memo: "Vote yes on amend- :: Thomas Wilson III, new Masters and David Seger, HUD ment No, 4, Seminole County , Sanford hlotmsmg Authority officals Thursday to explain School Board. Equivalent to 65 -at authority's $96,000 hit at the North Vietnamese executive director, Ndd today the lo< 1'. S. BOMBERS classrooms. At NO INCREASE he is mulling calling U.S. operating delcit, caused after TAXES." who overran the Due Co border camp. The Senators Edward (Ted) KenhUE) proJe'ted more rent than Communists are in the camp; the B52s bomb ned and Edward Brooke to was being received, plus in two miles away. themofofthe refusal of the creased maintenance and the Dolores Lash called.. , "Tell Nixon administration to release equipment needs. 'em about how Lake Mary Wilson told the housing approved congressional Elementary School held a EIIIIE ELLIOTT IE %1 INISTEIt I'I Pill moneys for aiding public commission 'there I. not .tlso 1earued that the -ttreo an anonymous tolepimnu call Halloween party for the By GARY TAYLOR a heater fix says he won't quit despite the tie housing, such as the local 480 enough money to tuner and speakers were traded that the two were armed and . THUL)EAU students and that maybe this is this winter, if one does not to an 18-year-old Long'.voml looking for another man. : rental units. why there weren't too many vote in Canada'sgeneral election and the Wilson returned from a work." Today, Wilson said Three youths arrested in man for three lids tounest ( around the neighborhoods" leader of the New Democrats pledges the : Gilbert Burleugh Thaw, 40, of in hUt) officials told him 'we are meeting Thursdayrnaruju.1ma. It was well attended connection with the burglary of support he needs for a majority. Jacksonville with officials From sorry, but we have no money." an A ltamonte Springs residence Armed with search warrants 'P- )5, Monroe Terrace mit supervised and a credit to all : James Butler, 34, of Rochester, They further advised him the regional U.S. Department of for the Lcmngwood house, the who had it part In it. : ere apprehended by Dot. Sgt. : New Vor, -sere bo th atleit Housing and Urban De velop- that until the election is over, George Abbgy, Det. Uobcrt burglary and vice squads of the under $2,300 bond, 9 MUG(EIIS, including gangs of teen-ager girls - umient (HUD) empty-handed, everything is 'in a hold )4it Kunkler and Det Jerry sheriff's department along with AF() Paving of Orlando unknives, are switchblade having failed in efforts to tern," meaning appropriated Capshaw before the detectives Chief Wesley Dowel!. Li Eddie armed with Another compliment headed reported a pump valued at $0 from all of the dermining London's reputation as a city with : convince the federal agency to 11W) funds could not be Used. even knew where the crime had Sweat and patrolman Jim missing from the boat ramp at that way I told them after Dec. 31, we taken place, according to Pleicones mit the Longwood release needed moneys to politicians who attended the safe streets. the end on Lake Brai'ley prevent the Sanford Authority would be bankrupt," Wilson Sheriff John Polk. Police Department searched Terrace. chicken dinner meeting last From luiving to file bankruptcy concluded. night. They said it was the best- ?:: Preston James Barnett. 17, of the premises. proceedings after Dcc. 31, clue The stereo tuners was attended political function in all 302 Ellsworth Street, Altamonte by headed I)ONOILS ThIRTEEN WEALThY : pe rating to a lack of sufficient o Cotton, recoi'rett during the search, , of the county, and they wanted Springs: Daniel henry Index W. Clement Stone contributor million-dollar fomnih along with a quantity of everyone to know how much ::: 17, of 20 East North Street, Money to aid the national have given President Nixon's re-election a 1t-year- maruiu.rna, seedis and sonic Area 1eath they appreciated it. And a Winter Springs: plants found growing m the Br:dge public housing system has been hundred people there. - . campaign $3.5 million in hitherto secret ::: old Juvenile from Orange City approved by congress, but front yard. Calendar contributions. were charged with breaking to Wilson, the Nixon according The boy the officers are Church news --lB and entering with intent to national administration is looking for was not at home at Classified jiLt 10A-11A No mere of an excuse for Junk X. $EV1IJFSP*I APcortimnit a Felony, "sitting on the funds." 713 The three allegedly entered the time of the search, although Comics cars littering the area. James A: mart -walked halo i REPUBlICANS hold nearly a 10-i edge me Sanford housing director 711 Thompson has the facilities and flkofSpi the residence of Mr. arid Mrs. his fa ther was. Authorities, Crossword puzzle id he felt both Sens. Kennedy Crane 111 equipment. call him it 323-I4. ::: contributions over Democrats in the battle for Gerald Christianson, 226 holding eight felony warrants Th,dsy laid bla hit : and Brooke, who worked 'ii on the 18-year-old, are with - Dear Abby the presidential vote in Florida. 111 Incidentally, there are 700 X Ellsworth Street, Altanionie X. Washington to obtain the ic citations waiting tobe delivered twogOst olflcl*b Springs about 11 am. Friday. holding his mndenti(icatiun Editorial comment should housing appropriatmcns Entertainment l3 in Sanford alone. Get it hauled N. were counting mqacy; hens taken from the house pending hisarrest. know that the both are bt-in Barnett and Cotton were Umoscepe 7B away before you get one of L up afld *uikt'a picked included an AM-FM stereo v,-TI:IwATE I)EFENJ)ANT Bernard L. held UI Under 1501) bOnds. htuspiLul notes IA those, neighbors - . oat. rlUIi %%itii the hilt ::: tuner with two 'speakers, Barker, found guilty of illegally using his ,ht "I &A-31A Del Sgt. Johnny Wright, Piiblit'nutic-es ::: took a mIIUo peselas shortwave clock radio, a wrist notary seal on a $25,000 Republican campaign sargent Sturiver, th'uuiut-ratric - ill along with Dot. Sgt. Tony Society north 1115,80. watch and $80 cash. his 60-day probation Thursday : check, began V- Presidential nominee anti After interrogating the three, Cahingelo, arrested two men on Sports 13-I3 Honors for S. 14. I Jim, Crowe The thid Was Still it advise hituui oF what's going on, with a check-in at a Miami parole office'. carrying a concealed weapon stocks - - was personally invited by large toduy it was learned where the so he can let George Mct;ovcrn charges after Wright received Jacksonilk' Mayor hans G. was t'oumuumttetl The detectives Tanzler Jr. to attend an organizational meeting of the St. Johns River Valley Council, Stetson for scheduled University on Nov. 15. Tanzler is the teznporar) chairman of this group. At •: 1. _ - - •: - LIGHT BULBS -- -' 'c ''- .. '- - ----- ------ - _ For $ $ A le Econo Solid Color Tiles Regular Price (ea.) ... 39 Scotty's 5.1. Price (es) 2% 8280 CORDLESS GRASS SHEAR is powered by recharble nickel cadmium batteries. Scatty's Price _ - j)t'I'10(1, NeA,s a. - DD-16 S Rip Hammer has natural for9e finish with rust resistant &mlflt Regular Pr,.e .....2.10 Scatty's Sale Price 1.85 The l)ur('au also reported that average earnings some 51) million rank-and-file workers remained vit'tually unchanged at $3.73 a hour and $139.13 a n vek It said the average weekly paycheck was j $9.63 of- 7.4 per cent ovt'i' the past year, more than (IOLI1)lc the :1.3 per cent inflation in living costs over the saInt' . Ils John A. Spolskl -.' Scotty's Brand HAMMER • , The nat 11)115 total t'tnplov Itt('flt 1_omIt IntIt'd to rise last \VAS) II NGTON Al') per ('('1)1 (if the vot'k 111011th while the johlt'ss rati i-t'ivaini'd tinchangu'tl at force, the I a L)or Depa rt ment reported toda .The number of Americans at work rose near ly 7(M),(XM) to 82.7 million, the report said. Since employ ment normally rises in October, the deptni ments Bureau of Labor Statistics figured it as a rise of 260,IX)0 on a seasonally adjusted tiaiS. The actual tinem 1)ll)yfll('ilt total (1iI)pe(l nearly 2(H),O(X) to 4 million. but since this is eXpe€'t('(I each I )ctotn'i- the I)Ut-eaui figured it at no change 00 seasonal t)ilSIS i) -. -p ' - TT- 1:r HAAS ALL WOOD ( * a Style 2130 Na; SCatty s Sale Price 97~ - . . Many other sizes in both 'le- are available Bureau Reports - .; YOUR SHERIFF * * * John Polk 'iII;ri I L. I SEMINOLE COUNTY DEMOCRAT Experienced, Dedicated A Proven Leader Right Man For The Job * ** ** VOTE POLK FOR SHERIFF * NOVEMBER 7 (Pd Pot 4th bi,r WangAlb.,l. Cnrnpa:cjn Tr,j �n Friti,i, Nc., "t, 17/2-•- Ti! (- Sanfr,rri Hc'rairi 2A—The Sanford Herald Parkland Signs Friday, Nov. 3, 1972 At Crooms High School Must Be Removed Herald Scribe Reveals ' 'Truth" Abou t L unc h es regardless of how hot it originally was. (Continued From Page 1) whom you have taught table GOOD DA'V manners., must eat his meat As we took our place at the with his hands like an aborigine. We also noticed table a student said. "you're validity in complaints of gnats really in for it". . . another said, andfliesinthefood,slnc'eoncof "Don't say that, this is one of the lunchroom windows Is open OUT good dabs you should see the bad days." Another said, "I and devoid of a screen. The lunchroom is equipped pay 45 cents and I don't gel with cooking equipment, not in enough to eat." We noticed there were no use and the food is satellited. Nevertheless., Mrs. Butts ex. adults eating the lunch and we plained the food is transported arrived at 11:40, ten minutes from Seminole 111gb in hot after the lunch period began. receptacles and cannot un- Teacher Floyd Richards derstand why the food should be patrolled the area. but later left cold. However, there are no and pandimonium, broke loose. ,team tables and, as any FoM A- as strewn all over the housewife can verity, during a floor. We noticed the food trays 30 minute period, food left were deposited in the trash and standing on a table will be cold contained almost all of the food o) . 't t b"0 on such as described at rn tCIn)tlflg a "hatchet served. The leftover food is fed to some students buying three m husband why he as with business. the largest CXS, •• k11. . flU. , i rtitt The point of the story is the anyone. But to the animals at the school lunches. Incredulously, we me. "Are you with the lh'rald 8hl( V,( irltt'ri,lt. (ann. asked hnc this could be 'And she too," she said, the implication tact that neither this reporter portion of yoUr lax dollar goes In 1kniflar 1.1 S. . flU We had spoken earlier with a replied it was students who being that it was none of his nor the newspaper Is at- to education and t'Ofl(tItiOflS fititi member of the lunchroom staff received free or reduced price and quereied why condiments, lunches. On Monday, she said ' -- salad dressing, etc. were not they received five lunch tickets, served. She replied that last and use three of these on one . year, students were observing day. "What do they do the other spitting in ketchup bottles and (lays," we asked, "If they are on salad dressings, so the practice free or reduced lunches?" - , - . , was discontinued. "Then they pay," she said, ', . I ' . "With what," we said "Oh, they .,. . . .. EAT THREE LUNCHES flash a $10 bill." "and these are children on welfare" we said. ,'. .'12VI. . It has become the rule, rather 'Well," she answered, "their .. . / if than the exception, recently to parents qualify, where the kids ,' .;'.;' run out of food, necessitating a get the money we don't know." quick trip to Seminole High for Butts M r s. was unrefills, also necessitating the derstandably perturbed at the, students being late to class, criticism, but we assured her it . I :3 ' / . Queried about this, the lu.n- is not directed at her. Our only . ' "-. chroom attache said It was due objection is the fact she queried : .- 2 1 ' \ - -. A . I ,.. . . . . Or . - . . ,. .. . . ' " • . "/ . 1 4 I Deltona Residents View Bus 'sin be it re;ilit in Fhlt&i* I4f East and Southwest Volsia mIs for a bus servicv is 1) E 11 ()\A — lit ltoii i '.h it the people have been residents were given a view of praying for, for mans a month the bus, which they hope gill John Stephens, director of fly FANNE'VT E E1)V, ARDS , 0 LUSIA I ii UrUi'.ttl"n' Of tbu Daytona the additional revenue received Chamber (if Commerce, spoke from this tax, it will be possible on the one cent per gallon to inst ill a bus line that Ail] gasoline tax referendum which benefit the people of Deltona the people will vol on the Nov.7 At present all they have is the election, explaining that suth I)eLand Bus which comes to the Shopping Plaza, makes a few stops and continues on to ,. , .- -- . - 6SEL - ...t., '. .- '. PRESENT 'o al'xer questions for Deltona residents on the Nov. 7 referendum to provide countywide bus service were (from left) John Stevens, director of communications for Daytona Beach C of C. Joseph Benedict, councilman-at-large for Volusia County: and Floyd Tred. way, chariman of county transportation committee. Bus * was on display that will be used starting Jan. 1 if the issue passes. MRS. THERESA CS!EH Mrs. Cherie Toohey, Orange City; mother, Mrs. Eva Gan. dim. Waldwick, N.J.; sister, Mrs. Yolanda Russo, Verano, N.J.; four granddaughters. Brisson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Theresa I). Csieh, 61, of 1034 Rosetta Dr., Deltona, died Thursday night at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Born in Futigen, Switzerland, she had lived in t)ellona for the past two and a halt years, coming here CLAUDE IW.NDRLCK JR. from Waldwick, N.J. She was a member of Deltona United Claude Hendrick Jr.. of Methodist Church. Atlanta died Monday. He is She is survived by tier survived by his wife, Nanc% husband. George J.; daughters, Jean Appleby Hendrick, who Mrs. Dolores Greene, Franklin formerl) lived in Sanford; two Lake, N.J.; Mrs. Judith daughters, Maryann Hendrick LombardjW.a1dwidr ?.J. anti Nancy Lucille Hendrick. — Funeral services were held Wednesday at Briarcliff Methodist Church. Atlanta, and burial itas in Forest )Iill.s __ - NEW OFFICERS of South Seminole Optimist past president; Robert Moe, first governor; Club look forward to a busy and productive Fred Frazier, director and George Foster, vice frorn the proposed one cent per suit filed by the father against gallon tax. If the tax passes and Zayre 's Department Store, goes into effect Jan 1, 1973, bus Casselberr) outlet, charges a operations would start im- store employe or servant with mediately. physically holding the youth The air-conditioned buses and incarcerating him against seat 66 persons and are of the his will, while a package newest models. The bus Shown carried by the boy was sear. was the Flexible from ched. Brower Transportation System. later, Seminole Sheriff's Joseph Benedict, councilmandeputies were called and the 16. at-large from Volusia County year-old was placedin the Council and Floyd Tredway, county jail detenti:: cell on chairman of transportation .of petit rceny Volusia County and Daytona According to Johnny Fuller, Beach Chamber of Commerce were present also to answer Juvenile officer, charges against the boy were never filed qons in Juvenile court, thus having the effect of being dismissed. The North American strawMichael Maher, Orlando berry was first cultivated by attorney, Is the boy's attorney. the French in the 18th % I president. / (Marilyn Gordon Photo) - . z I'll Give You A Every Tax Dollar Spent RE - t —ELECT Thu 'i,iiiftiriI H erald IIIIIIIII and Published Daily Sunday, except Saturday by The Sanford Herald, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford. Janice (Jan) OMMISS ONER District 3 Funeral Notice PARTNERS Y IJOCJETHER osetta Or . Dettona. wflo died Thursday, will be held at 7 p M. Monday at Britton Funeral with Rev. H Wight Kr I4O hey, Deltona Mt4hodtt Church. OHICatfl9 Burial at a lafer date Poi. Adv. Paid for by Al Davis Camp. Treas. Brs,,on ri charge . -- Clerk W. P. Fitz- Randolph to be hung in t he lohhy of lIra in Towers. (StafiPhoto) -------- State Senator 16th District (Vote for one) JuSt for s party 1,1top I Lori Wilson ___ NOW. ASK 'fOURSEL, doesn't nearI' c'-Jfr/orte 'jou know agree. that Lori Wisort is the best qualified candidate fr Senate Seat 16' Subscription Rates Carrier. WVIM S$c by Year $7$aO Js M (Mike) COUNTY COMMISSION DEM. - 11 _____ r •-- the List of Four Worth Looking For Last on Lori's ,%1 ',- LORI WILSON Ind ''I'. o STI I)ENTS IIIA)(;K TRAFFIC - - . Come To Cami's "fag ) - . goal of tit..' coitiplete' prtisitie to is group facilities and services in ever I aspect of iiietital disaLnlities and retardation, but the un. mediate need is provided fur at the I larbor Schtxd, now iii its second year of operation. Services are provided to the preschooler ss ith a handicap, the eiiiot ionallv di st urts'd, liii' educable inentall) ri'tardt'daiiti with perceptual children learning a nd disorders it; g ..flIil• disa bilities. i"nl ltis diagnosis, it pleti' testing and is hull educa 4 prescriptive g Written for each Individual child, Dr. Scala said that the facility serves Orange, St'i iiinolt' anti ultitmiately hiopt's to include Osceola, although there have been few requests from there to date. 1k' sand that Dr. M ich;at'l • 0Gu tiliall felt that the Seiiiiole' facility should lx' in close proximity with the Mental Health ('enter and assured Dr. Scala that the ('enter Board ultimate A ssoc ia t e Dea n F Ir e rr Dle Li -.. - I- Mid Florida Country Club SUN., NOV. 5th. 2:00P.M. 'til 5:00 P.M. V \j Help us show our appreciation for FREE T' Cami Bruce's 21 years of devoted service F 00 ,, as Supervisor of Elections of Seminole County I O '-"ii Ad. -•----•-----_-• for by Rod C.,i., Crt-.p.in Ti..,0, ')•i •.I"O I•(1•1 ------.-- Itulwrt 1-:. I.inne'nan has been na imu'tl associate dean for u ntk'r gr 1ithia Ii' af fairs if 'let iipIt' University's School of Bus i ness Adm ini stra tion in I 9ul lati..'lphia. 1k is married to Ann,itwllt Wilt. ii the fur,t'r daughter of Mr. and Mrs A. G . W ill, of 2_(M Hillside Ast'. ( )raiiitt' ('it) I Ir. I .inn..'sli,icI is an associate professor of iii,trkt'ting .it 'F, iii;'h'.' atol %% Ill continue in it professional capacity. lie cailie to Tt'iiiplt' in 1964 as an assistant professor of iii.irk..'t ing and was proiiwted to asstK'iatt' professor in 1967. Ik'fort' coming to Temple, Dr. I.inneiii;ui had beeni teaching at lii..' University of Illinois from V4,12 to I ¶14 In his nei Ix)sltit)1i, Dr. I.inneniali "s ill lx' responsible for (ii..' .ids istlig. ..'tuniscling ,iiui di recting Of under gra tu.i t..' students anti for t'oiifliitflhit) relations fur the undergraduate tiivisit'li ill flit' SChOOl. * * * ELECT bn AN JOIN USAT * * * * * * * * in M (Mike) Hattawa :'- COUNTY COMMISSION DEM DISTRICT 1 , J •( paid ..- Inn Republican POO Rep LJ Supervisor of Elections Pd P01 Mv Eve Crab?,,,, Campa'' T,,.s 1_F SHE'S DIFFERENT independently oir; F111tme Fla., 32771. Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida 3277). •-----.--- .sson n Nov. 21 is a ' .olution Dro!)Sed b' (Mt ii,i.-,ioner John Kinibrough t, .i me n'i inning regulation'; requiring property adjacent to residential prolwrty to, residential. Commissioner Al Davis reported that he had had many taIls of complaint about the Planner Suggests situation in the streets and driveways near Milwee School at the hours of opening and nosing of the school. It seems that resiflenis are unable to get into) or nut of their nn driveways because the students refuse to move out of the way ssee clearinghouse for training prIlIsisItIlIri fr.oii Tallaha By ANN SIK('ZK()WSKI And they walk down the middle regarding hit' selection of a site knos ledge which will 1w drawn County Planner, I )avid Farr for the new Florida Law upon daily by police agencies of the road in what has been described as ripen defiance of throughout the state'." (nui- K ii In r cciii en t Academy told Seminole the commuters attempting to could be required '[hi' site Inissioners that the drainage According to information go past the school. Florida. anywhere in located standards could ('asilr he presented, the Aeadt'iny will Sheriff John p(-)!k said that all criteria However, certain amended to prevent drainage provide basic recruit training his cars are tied up during will affect the final ss 1irh enforcement into open undies of water, to for all Florida law selection of the site includes S('h(l opening and closing all ilgt'ficit'S, uiunit'ii>al, county design a system where a location tioning. character of over the county. He said that receptacle would he used with and state. area), proximity he could send in an unmarked surrounding 'has training would be ac drain fields extended. Farr said car to patrol the area. ''But it amenities; to community that this could be incorporated ('OlnhI)O(latt'(l at an in-resident all goes right back to parental physical characteristics size', by a professional staff Into the sulxlivision regulations. access trainingSome of the parents ; Hush said that he had two of experts in police skills, shape, topography accept our reports of their (road, rail, air) and utilities reservations, in that this Future plans include inservice behaviour in the way water, sewer and children's I to and service system would need overflow training fur all law personnel and then there are should be it valves to bypass the systelil and upgrade sk ills and help to keep power. other parents wtic, feel we are Since it has long been felt that current this would require more abreast of the harassing their children." the best possible maintenance expense. Further, technology through training. Seminole has facilities already built located The Academy will that in some areas, marginal TRAFFIC SIGNAL NEEDED of experience and at the airport, and has long ('OiiihinlitRlfl system areas, the marshiy been in discussion and bidding would not work at all, that it academic credenti als which Coiiunissioner Sidney Vihlen resources for this acaticiiiy, a work surpass ill would be a total waste of reported that he had met with at most colleges session was set with authorities money. 'We need to sit down available interested personnel other and officials of Oviedo regarding presenting criminal ju3tice and work on these standards.' the traffic signal at the into bring iiiatters up to (late on A work session will he held progranis. ''This expertise will tersection of SR-419 and SR-20 a this facility. this Academy the Tuesday to study the niake and SR.426 which runs east and ssest. Vihien said that the traffic increase in these areas is lie requested it dangerous. resolution requesting a survey by the State DOT regarding is i11 signals in that area. Oviedo can Scala said the operation would approve. Commissioner 8' ANN SIE('ZKOWSKI John Kimbrough, obviously cluded on State and Federal cooperate, but cannot affurd the levels for the Junior College to total cost of the signals, Viblen of }larlsir totally surprised, suggested Dr. Michael Scala better let train their peoples in special conunented. Dr. Gutman had School in Maitland appeared that education methods. lie said the Hoard of S&'tiiinole the ('enter Board know what he before 13l1)S APPROVED Five Points area th e that if IS thinking before he makes ('(liii Iii iS Si ti ut' r County by suggested which was such statements. requesting land and other In other business, five bid (huiiriii4in I)ruiiiriiontl, is large -assistance for (lit' school enough anti if SJC is agreeable itenis were approved b> the Harbor School ssas organized Fur additional acreage later so Board for equipment for the a non-profit organization known maintenance and that there will be rooui for road Developmental (tie as recreational purposes. he departments. Approved were Disabilities ('enter, In c, by a 'ould ct'rtainl like an...:.er bids submitted b) Johnn group of local ptivsit'iafls, meeting to discuss the Bolton Ford for a special truck educators and civic li'atii'rs and for $4,206 86; a new truck with arrangements. in the plight others interested Another work Session has flat dump, $6,089.89 three new of the handicapped child. • been scheduled for November 7. sedan trucks with trade, The DISTRICT 1 ALL PRECINCTS .Aid For School Asked YOUR Hattawa Vote LEGISLATIVE FROM THE 1 the ticket on dow mct people iIl vote for the best man or woman, r possess a . The school consisted of special study in advanced life underwriting and its application to estate planning. chc,ose seIectivet acadeiiiy _ At School . FOR THE GROWING 70's - aS I V ('11 i S a jiii'i.t' at the Iashiitiii show A I 'A I NTI N ( by UetIi I Ft'f II held by County l"e(It'rat ion of Wonit'n's ( ,'hihs Thursday at the Sanford Wom;i n's ("Jul). 'l'he Winner, Shirh'' Truex i right) area chairman for l('gislat ivt' candidateLori Wilson. presented the painting to I esk ('owity Vo r page APPLETON, Wis. — David L. Vorpagel, FIC, Longwood, disttict representative in this area for Aid Association for Lutherans recently attended an advanced sales training school at the home office in Appleton. Wisconsin. NOVEMBER nut pick and of Democrat CSIEH, MRS. THERESA 0. — rurraI services for Mrs Theresa 0 Ct.eh, 61. Of 1034 NOW. MORE EVER, most vote . Drainage Changes Dollar's Value For L C (Charles Edwards Photo Area Deaths - . Deltona need. is a bus that will Meyer Lechtenstein, secretary - treasurer; kethern through the town and David Barker, director; Ronald Henderson, stop at the various streets within Deltona. Because there S. are so man) pros 8flu ,J "cons" . .•to the subject, Stephens tried toCourt Suit . . 'answer all questions, per. .•. taining to costs of operations. Stephens said that the cost of i, ' ' y the bus system will be $3,376.000 Toward this the ent grantill twon =$7,351,000 of the itial investment. The State of Florida will pay lthpr $2,500 By BILL SCOTT . andsouthVoluslacountypayl\ 16th or $562,500 plus an A department store's filing of , — estimated $202,500 the first year petit larceny charges against a , operation loss, a total of 16-year-old Casselberry youth —_ $7G5,000. The operational loss In March. has resulted in the for subsequent years will be boy's father filing a damage much less. suit against the store. The initial cost would come Court records disclose that a OFFICIAL BALLOT GENERAL ELECTION Seminole County Florida 21. Also scheduled for work ML _._.i" f / Lodged B Lad's Dad 1EE ' . Now Ask Yourself Who Is Really Best Qualified? i!"l.'gation to repeal that tax in 'LS stale . A work session ic heduled on this matter for -- Year. Left to right are Jack Devlin, president; 51 L/S' A qciqt,int County Attorney R,124.94 and ('flE' to' r rktor howard Marsee told Seminole sedan of Interinedlate sue, County rm,,rriiscinners that he $2,9M35 H F. Mason Company would not rr'(oTpmeml that the was awarded the bid for Hoard get Itit', the business of another truck with trade, in the allowing signs On parklands. amount of $l4,22.($). Florida Tl• matter has been tinder Equipment Company received tiidy for some time. The sign the bid for one all purpns' tirlictedby the Five Owls Ranchmaintainer with blade for on 17.92 and Ihtitchison $&92.150 antI for one new Pull Parkway intersection has been type rnower at 12,3441anitAin deterininetl to be on county l.jiboratnriec, Inc. was awarded property which has been the hid for one new digital designated part of the lug Tree frequency rallhrater for the radio shop at 12.45.15. I'rrw'r •likt' Jessup Park property. Marst'e said that all owners of Ford received bids for three sii'ns now l(WntPfl 00 county rompny sedans with trade (or .irk lands stiotild 1w given a 0 1&1,.4fi; ()flC 0CW one half ton for truck Iiys notice to remove the signs. pickup $2,40 Delivery date on all items WoUld he within six TAX OPPOSE!) weeks to 911 days flaney Chevrolet offered low hids on During cortunissioners' re- most iterns tPut stipulated that if ports. Al Davis proposed a the prices went up within the rs'colutlon to he sent to the state time p'riod of purrhace and delivery, the increase would 1.4' it itislattve delegation op written into the delivery price posing the tangible and in tangible property taxation. The Therefore, the next lowest bids would urge the were am'pted by the F5arrI i Column 1 1 .1' ', 'JJ .11 I .1 '-. 1. 1 04 6. - I- �6C— Sanford Herald Praised On Annual Proaress Edi'tion Bannick Reports Progress J[l had received at his home about t calls asking for counseling 'flm Bannick, president of the or information about drugs. Seminole County Drug Abuse from parents as well a Council received his request for Each month, the conuiUtt&'t' educational $3000 funding which he present.c about requested some weeks ago. He programs which includes one appeared before the board and display of narcotics and repeated a list of previous and weapons used in drug usage. lie more recent accomplishments said that the community is of the group during his responding to the program and association with it. He said that that meetings are attended by it is a very young organization, 100 to 200 persons regularly County Commissioners. but filled with very dedicated personnel. In less than one obviously impressed with the year, regular 'rap' sessions work the committee is doing, have been started with the heard Commiss i oner John youth in the area and with Kunbeough repeat his previous statement that this allocation to remarkable response. Just recently, Jeno Paulucci this committee is probably the donated the key s and free use to best dollar use in the whole the building formerly occupied budget Bannick w as inv ited to report by a radio station and located across the street from Seminole t wice a month to the corn Memorial Hospital, which will mission and that when house the "hotline" operatbn necessary and if found as well as several other justifiable, there would he programs in the planning additionalfunds available from stages. Cleanup crews are the county contigency fund for expected in this weekend so the operation of the council that opening can be expected activities. The new facilits for the Drug very shortly. Bannick told Commissioners Council work is licensed by the that the organization has State of Florida to operate. anibitious plans for drug Ilannick said that two intducat ion in the schools, structors have been acquired to beginning with the first through train the hot Line volunteers ncl ; fourth Letters To The Editor By ANN SIECZXOWSKI Is 7 ( j - . / I •. . ,1 - . j - - a -- :' - -IoU Jill - Presidents 'Council of Deltona and in charge of Floats and Community Projects for the celebration; and sretary of the Council, Mrs. Edwin F'ullen. ('hark's Edwards Photo FINALIZING plans for Deltona 's 10th Anniversary celebration to be held on Nov. 18- 19, Uoward llolsbcrg. are, (seated L. to R. i . Corp. and director of Deltona public relations this event, Jerry Amundsen Coordinator of . Celebration Wt"11 Honor D e l tona ' s 1 B i thd r a y f} e: i 1. -• '- or 0 -------- served - ' overlook liieflt the Iiiicltit'ç iiiesi' George Touuh' F or C h app ell i':tlitur, Herald ongres.sni,un lull ( hi;upiw'll has u b a ckground a u I ust-s r 12 ears lit his' Flierieli I louse YEAR ROUND LARGE TREE MOVERS ONwpi" Skah Tun When his opjnent stated '.'iiters have it i-hole,' of ii tItu,e'ri rturu's'ntative fit I 'eeni)',rt'ss '' lit nini%ittimu i ly imouch' (lit' best t.,uiuii I)'n spec's-li of (tic 'ttiI Florida 32763 I This modern machine digs, balls, transports, sets and plants trees automatically It digs a ball, live and one half feet in diameter, four feet deep, and weighs ap proximately two tons. not Including the the tree. It will move a tree up to ten inches in caliber wIthout causing shack to thi' root system a nytime of the year. (\ir machine may be leased by the day or by the tree Wessill move your trees or bring you ourS. Liii F or i nfor mati yt'tir for Bill (h.spwIl. Ste tetulous is Mr. ( lituppi'll trill)- to represent the titiR'fls of his District, he has Feerm,wul 6 I 'ommituiult e'es'' mu his I )istmie - ( tee keep liiimi ,uiuul iii' Gus GREGOREFF 4 I ,in "•' ELECT p4elItir;uiaui and ;in o pportunist '' Any vector s - tmu would sIiuounmt Mr ( iu4upH'II'c gonuisra' desire' to help resolve his District's pt'rsoriiul corporate and prohk'uiis, does so at his own risk. \ei 'a'niuums voter should e,nmieirm s,IpEn)' 1 statesimituri like hull (tiuuppelI For a 7 0 ID - 1 attain state of financial feasibility; Public housing projects, villohere prior corn-. iiiitiime - iits have been made, and permits obtained, but con- .\IAsTERs 1)E(,i{EE IN S( 11001, ADMINISTRATION f 17 YEAHS ExI'EUIE N(:F: iN S:MIN(IE ((NTY ilk - F'R IN(' If',\ I, OF TIlE YE..\ F ' \ ELECT * • II ' 1- LAYER for Logical Leadership - "' b** ' / • ' ' *************b* ... b * I'A X I' 14, * * A 11 1 ' ir .. • - l;cIitor. I lertuld : Gold stars studul(I ts' tussartie-'I to von unit your stuff on the -onu(rnt off your uurunu.il iwuiluiway edition of the Sanford herald on October 30. But two gold stars should to your produrtion dep;urtu.e'nt for the best printed inailoi%otw, in - • - - ' - 'S i.r.lr * • I )e'mneral .. --- p p p IA •\ ( A1 J 1 - A A * • - • ' QU A * FI A A - . I .' 9; dP, : Sanford: Vinnit' Aikens Fred E. Cosat Ruttia Mae Ross Wendy E. Albers IA'ol;u Roberts Laura It. Williams Esther Vt'ls I roy ('raifrd lti'o;as A. Miller ,Sell-i H. Lt'ibenspt'rgt'r Viol: hall S!at e- If. Me Bette Jo hlartiim.un Bobbie Pyrwm ('armu;, lh-Baroll, Or; J. }- tediick Magnus. Ik'Itona RE - ELECT A PROVE N MAN . CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT / SEMINOLE COUNTY Thank You * Vote N ov iiti eral ptihlish Uti letter 'fl the Iktttrs to the Editor Page'' -us my public . •- 7 * -' : \ r?hei r 1 R.'ek with .J r Clerk of the Circuit Court * * FOR PROGRESSI VE LEADERSHIP! and complete * dedication to the (ituiefls if * greatly due to the unlimited beautiful and so are you , I ain sure everyone reading coverage )-oil people afforded this letter knows exactly what I * this campaign. am referring to, Please accept miiv loersonal, Yours. * sincere thanks for the great (san a Mrs. B F cooperation, which mimade the (1 jell) p £ much easier for all of us. Sincerely, George W. Foster 1972 Campaign (ha irmnan United Fund of Executive Secretar United F und off Seminole Count-, K"ART BECKWIT H . . ( .1 rI . • I lilt- ( • r 'in t ( i nti SEMINOLE COUNTY DEM. rt * h-, j -,rr- .ur, * ** ******* • * * * * * * * * * * . * * * * * e * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Open Letter Editor, Herald: AN OPEN LFFEh TO THE VOTERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY: Republican party because I firmly believe ifl its pri nciples, hIosevt'r; I just as f ir mly believe that party should not 1w It 0 . .4A'.'> 'V £.- - d:lqf_c,i44•44• . , sele ct i o n o1 persons to fill of. fices which do not establish policies. The office of Supervisor of , . GLciaL - .. ,.o -1a,t4 Avoil dk Ynu. CL .2.v tru,.At .ie.. loo ;0W ,.4.,cL, Aonllu ;1 V.- Active, Progressive I Mr & Mrs Lloyd Ory 5fl and Kno*-ite Teness.' Positive Leadership ( 1$ I. RE — ELECT o hk40 .4~ - ;of 0~4 i* - AL BURGLAR APPIIEIIENDED TAVLOIISVI'.,t.E. md. sAPu - A teuurgl.ar picked the wrong .,If hen he decided to bcak this southern into a grocery Indiana eommu'utv. Ii,' teur,'ljt mi,s spotted h a .h- eli-re. 'd eettmei-s and Ne v eral Tayiorsville rimen got their rifle's and shotguns and surrounded the store They held the burglar until a 'a.rete ',t'd and arI41 't e tmtx4*'u rested the in - - man Eiiuium E. Bashara, Lake Mary Sabrina C. Brown, Lake Mary Lucille N. Sharpe, Titusville DISCHARGES Sanford: Sharolyn I. O'Brien Jones N. Gill Andrew W. Michalak Julian F. harrison I,ciis Nuns Stanley Swanson Walter C. Tost'tm Steven N. Whelchel Roscoe Morgan Y Democrat District 3 All Janinerot)" , nest Leroy Anderson Kenneth N. Atwater, Deltona Mary Madeline Barlow, PAU1NI-hS TOGI rI1EI Deltona Walter D. Lee, Deltona Iva J. McArthy, Deltona John Fuller, IX'ltona P01. Adv. Paid for by Al Davis Patricia D. Beck, Maitland I, , KM UR COMMISSIONER Geraldine cox Camp. Treas. pd. by campaign treas. * * * * * * * * * * * * Seminole County Stromberg.Carlson, and Weathersfield. North Orlando Water and Sewage Plant will now probably meet requirements. Do nna H. Powers Geraldine Ortega Ellen J. Grissom Julia A. Simpson Leroy Barrow Sam Hutto David I.. Sanders _. _• A Hospital Notes N0VF:M131-:1J 2. 197Z ADMISSIONS p - (;e'n,'r.ii Manage-n * thanks to you" We Just simply couldn't hay.' without urtremn vicirit ii 1? iFla t 54 WAR V 'TL' Li • IV ( )i%l ( uf1uti Gold Stars .\ W.\ E ' ' or - y,,(, . S U P ERI N IENDE N I S CHOOL workers in this flous campaign. I feel the . TERRY GOEMBEL officials, ( umiuiIIa D Itrut-.' )011 144-W4' 'I; Vo lunteer - I ,, , ve Cordially, ST ENST I 10 M I I E A I A Y I have never worked with group of people so deditiukd to . Sewage Syst idel nes Here - The' cii viable record of our present Supervisor of Eli'rt)ten.s speaks (or her far better than I, isnd le';ivc e ti n ilieuitit that tier tjui;ulifiiiithieri irucet we'll the' rie'culs of this niUit 1' rt . ilPtf' iu on • iIh ,ia no a.c hesitancy in uir'irn' r oh of y wi to base your rtiuuc-i' upon proven Successful N 5 - c-It iu'ri Truly, it was ouiLstanduni1: people at The Sanford I (''raid. — Jil , Herald history. S )'fl(ffl cooperation (none )ur R . - tt a ii SU((lss1UI .. - " Wm P refutation (or the opponents anti re-clect its Elections one of our Count', sttit.'uiii'nt that ('ongresnmuun iniust roui1'tent iunurl deserving ('hap1'Il is a 'prolessloniil I';uhiteur, herald: 1lie successful United Fund ('amiupuiign for Seminole County, p1st concluded, (,out(] not hav e " . . Liectionc is on" of thct It makes flu policies, and omit u-huh s' of it ra riilidats' for this I ijiptif I lint of fir " s hfiti ld if,, tin bacrul quiulifiv- ;itir'n in nni:uinttuiruing 5 Inst -growing voting ru'i-nurtls, thorough know lu'ulgu' of Ic'c tineri laws, ability to keep ruhroiu sI of frequent rhaniles in them, allI ci i''r.' roro-ernu tie preitu'i I within the fraucwrerk of thoselaws, the voting right_s ref ever - 1 TERRY GOEMBEL - hc'nefit s, veterans IM'nsat inns arid umietln al (,tire sul he has lid )i'el to write' l'iusse 2 of time inflation c cintrols, The nisve Is but it partial lusting of the c'ffertivc'ness f Itill ( iitupp II as a citilen re'hurvsi'nttItI vi' in ( 'eengnc'ss,' unusuuillvI good veititig record FOR ALL OF SEMINOLE COUNTY - and social sit'uir colliservative, his vote isalways , - - I I Seminole ( govrrriiiii'nt whlrh will benefit his constituents Is'rconnlh' Sm,ic iii tul s uivu,wu'i$ tunic turn' No fortt',l huuicing Strung rail ionuul iteli'nuc" Reasonable tax rr'For A strong i'uolrigv prograill I 't'rsoruul $uufet y insured by uoit ivi' police authority I'ii till r se r vi ce Jobs for iifue'ummplll'e u'il and work iiu. IXirt1iflltitS for )ueiItii I Ii' has voted for till (e)ngru'ss unfuirmuued on iegisluitueimm nc'u'eled at (lie' grass politically untried than etuts. 'l'iiese e - iti ionregardless of his ardor for good temiiumiuruicatiorms tire' ;ulways government, .ue (eel upon. Two of their hills Miriam Evans are uulrt',usl% 'public law. Mrs- Burton Evans m 'ongressmntun (hap;'ll has or in Southern aflirt,i,it)vr' in those areas for Sulo-rvis(ir (if 'nrigress, OLYMPIAN SHADE TREES 376 Valencia Circle. Ov iedo, I';uiut. folks turned in it magnificent jolu, not unIv ill) the' sale of spat - c., lout In som,io enitstaniling la y -oiitc and copy Congratulat ions to all' AndI Mans happy returns f 0 -:• - __,, various reu'r.'atis,niul, huicint'sc iuriui pl'r54)m;l eli',, ii'rits of tlii' gIMol 11i'' art' tstll ili'si -rlis'd in k.'eri r.'portitr ial sto,11111, And - iiili' - u''ri' unu,uuuu'nillnig f ile nd photographers as cli a c the hat k sliip" peuupl.' let's not So of Sanford has approved zoning, California and Ray Alpert. who .-.. (lit' sections. This' miiultuplie'd scores of 365-5702 ith fret' straw hats). l)eharid and School Board has approved also has had much e x perience gavt the following outline for store hours "Shopping Spree" 113 FANNETIE EDWARDS in the program. The program programs. at WinnHigh School Hand winners, and lucky for 5 DeLand the to-day event: Extensive the I)ELTONA Sheriff John Polk, who has will include teams of one adult Saturday. Nov. 18 — 9 a.m., Dixie. 8 p.m., Teen dance, in High School Modernaires. plans are being made by Refreshments throughout the been, along with many of his •in(l one teen on duty togetherShopping Center and adult and the Pet parade spet.s of adults and Mackle Brothers _. . _________. _tt_ . uy"- r'"' -" ,.,rt fl th. residents of Deltona, for a 10th children); :Ju a.m., rosier uance given O) I'IIVIIIVH Ui UIt j14j,jI[ Will uc with the drug abuse program American Legion Post 255. contest judging; 10 a. m., Community Club. Anniversary Birthday Party, to Go to the Watch this paper for further group and also outside in other Sunday. Nov. 19 and contests Like place on Saturday and Games in the choice details on this most en- areas of drug education of your Church schools and high .inday, Nov. 18 and 19, in (elementary "Oldp.m., tert.aining event ev er produced programming, said that all 1 morning; participating); A. lkltona Plaza. All merchants students officers of the Drug Abuse the Park" by Deltona. Fashioned Concert in Teens; C. Youngsters; B. and organizations will parCommittee are bonded and am., Adults; 11 to 1 p.m. VIP ____________ !.ripitt in the event. financial records are subject to Buffet i in Community Club) for Parades of children's and both county and sta te audit. Deltona Club current adults' pets will be a special Bannick dropped an alarming - attraction and will open up the presidents and escorts, area note in his presentation, when festivities. Contests and games VIP's, and company personnel; said, "Drugs are being he Cleeve will 7:30 p. in. Mrs. Ann Nov. 3 1 p.m., A tribute to the Flags of and for all ages will be staged passed, gentlemen right now — American Legion Auxiliary speak on antiques. -4:1 school and junior high our Country, by Capt. Paul on our school buses, in the Post 53 will hold its November LaBlanc of U.S. Navy; 2 p.m., school bands will entertain. cafeterias, on the school Nov. 8 7:30 p.m. at the meeting at Marshal); Parade (Adm. Fay, There will be dancing, Square dancing at the Sangrounds, in the classrooms and hall on U.S. Legion American High school and Jr. high school for all ingine, merry-making TAX ASSESSOR 8:30 p.m. lavatories." He said that during Sanford. ford Civic Center at 17-92, south of bands, local floats, Shrine units, ..s. Not a nioment of both Insta llation of new members is Join John Saunders (caller) a six month period of this year, days will b" dull "Action and and Miss Deltona and her and the Starlight Promenadors. there were 1,92 persons under c,heduled. court; 2:30 p.m., Platform 7 YRS, APPRAISAL EXPERIENCE fun," will be the keynote of the 17 arrested on drug abuse presentations; Opening festival, according to Howard Lake Brantley High School charges and 6,933 arrested in Nov, 4 remarks by Deltona officials hlolsberg, public relations' Athletic Boosters meet at 8 4 YRS. ASSISTANT ASSESSOR the over 17 age brackets. Volunteer Fire Osteen Introduction of personnel; and director of the event, Jerry pm Milwee campus. Sheriff Polk said that in Department fish Fr), noon to 7 guests; SAR (Sons of American Amundsen. in charge of floats Seminole County, there has Nov. 9 fire ball, Osteen p.m., SR 415; Presentation; Revolution) and community participation; been a 71 per cent clearance of Seminole County Campers, at noon. shoot starts turkey of Presentation speakers; 3:15 of charge Dwight Hawkins, in its cases during this same all 7:30 pin., First Federal S & L, I)n';ut ('iti/s'ns: p.m., Drawings for merchants' and Bands; Parades and ov. S time period. Altamonte Springs. Charles McCarthy, general awards; drawing for Marco .re you being dt'ct'it'd b - niv OI)pOIiI'iit violiti, IS 8(1 'I!r(iSiflg ''RE'ftlltN Fish fry, Our Lad' of the In explaining about his Island weekends (for Deltona ctulrrnan of arrangements. Nov. 10 lakes Church, Maxinillian St., Hill) to (liffice" when he Vio as N1•:'I:u ELh:('Tl:I)?''???''?? programs, Bannick said that he At a press briefing.Holsberg, residents only); 6 pin., (after Rummage saic will be held at Deltona, 4-7 p.m. .1... nn ..IlU[II, 960 IIIV Christian ('L.....t.. Flag raising ceremony at If so. did he deceive you vollith his oilier Normandy Boulevard, Deltona, Good Samaritan Home by I)ISTORTKI) s-r.\TE1l•:N'I's???'??'! sponsored by the Christian ems BPOE Lodge 1241, at 1:30 p.m. Women's Leadership of the church. Sale hours are 9 a.m. to Nov. 7 p;t'nt has luent joimed Some to" 1issn'ssm,',,(s in Seminole ('ount,' Sanford Senior Citizens Club, 6 p.m. 7 out III 111111111 parce ls) SanfordCivicCenterat 11:30 a. i II in., sack lunch followed by Nov. Annual Teriyaki Steak program and business meeting. Property hich qualifies as .(ItI('t'lTUILl. Pl{OPERTY must be Dinner at the Fleet Reserve, 5-8 David Farr reported for struction not yet started. as Sii('hi atTordlig to I"L( hit I l)% LAW. Sanford Shuffleboard and p.m. Status of plants in Seminole Langley Adair, Pollution Tourist Club; covered dish Control Officer who was absent County was reported thusly: Veterans Buddy Poppy Day, My ()ppi)nenl SIlOt'LI) KNOW this and SIIOULI) KNOW that neither he dinner, 6 p.m., business at Tuesdays meeting. Adair's Under enforcement, sponsored by Sanford VFW nor I can do amm - ttming about it until the LAWS are changed. follows, at the meeting report indicated that his office nections were Maitland Post 10108. clubhouse on the lakefront. tad received the new guidelines Utilities Tanglewood plant Family fish fry by Sa nf ord For (he PRO 01.* II" of this si ;utrnm.'nt ask any Legislator, any Attorney, or for consideration of additional and Country Club Estates Lake Mary Woman's Club VFW Post 1008 connections t so-wage systems, Plant. at K of C hail; a ui R ea l Est alt' Broker. and Lake Mar) Chamber of open to the public, 6-8:30 p.m. Basically, Oese new criteria Apple Valley and Spring Commerce, meet the caninclude: plants In c'mpliance Valley 'Iii cii V( )TJ: for (waiting for engineer's didates. 6:30 pin.. at lAlke Bazaar and bake sale, ith l.is and regulations are and possibly Chuluota Mar)' School, sponsored by Ladies Guild at not restricted. Proposed con- report) plant after repairs will all Lutheran Church, nections for which a building probably I'he Lions Clubs meets at 12 Ascension under qualify )', 8:30 n.m., ( off 17rr Cas si lbC permit all sewer permit noo n at the Holiday Inn house classification I or of Seminole Plaza I was obtained prior to the date of of Steak banquet room. Sanford 92 north TAX ASSESSOR ol Under temporary operating the official ordei ;re authorized Herald Editorial Page Editor on Nov. iS to be connected to the system. permit and probably will be Stafford Derby will speak dancing at the SanREPUBLICAN Factors to be considered are allowed connections that do not politics. 8:30 p.m. ford Civic Center at the the condition of the receiving exceed a pee-set B.O.D. and Pd. Pol. Adv. by Bill Suber, Campaign Treas. Regular monthly meeting of Join John Saunders(caller) waters; efficiency of present suspended solids load is the City the Longwood Civic League, and the Starlight Promenadors. treatment facilities; efforts by of Sanford. applicant to comply; hardship Undetermined plants at to be considered in- present are C4issuco. Oviedo mlivmdually; need for revenue to High School, Stuckey's, - Editor, herald: Your Progress edition is it fine piece of i 'irk, with its well Ia I il out, i'omprehi'nsi vu' u'overnge of (ii'' st'euiiitiglv limit less factors of the stiinultut ing II lu'-stvlr (if (lie area. l'tit' pi cture cove rage is ii nm z In g, not on l y in t ile niinit'r of shots used, hut for the high quality, sharp detail in them and for time clarity or reproduction lit '1 FrideyNov- 1, J'#//- -5 ,anfor(J Hcireild lh Drug Abuse Council Praised Friday, Nov. 3 , 1972 4A—The Sanford Herald independent �I W. 1 ridny, Nov. I, l'#/'l 1 tin r,ord t r ill$"i almI Friday, Nc''. 3. 10 6C— 6A—The Sanford Herald Barker Begins Probation Is tAP i—Watergate &. His S . . o that hr *iilil Illnern trailer M' the Pr tw'ity (or hi.4 patents re%ntIvcL' Many tnstnt(k'ant Assistant t'iluntv Attorney or items of lesser lnur( werr I Ioinr,I Marset' tall thnt the handled by the hoard of (';iuntv ('ulunty i'ouluI simply tell commission at Tues'lavs (itsehlct In' could move the meeting. One was the seating of hiutliting but must agree that the Assistant Count another county is not involved in afl' r ult which might •'ncmur front it Att orney . The atiIntut at. removal torn'ev Thom Uumnlwrger was out of town on a case. Assistant i'll BACK ON I ACFNI1A Attnrne% Howard Marsee w a in court en a matter for the llwre would apw'nr to %w on County, Assistant Attorney Ibid end to liii' Aliwrts Pit saga us in court and the Kirk Again this week. Assistant Commission was left without an Attorney Sutton 1 iih'nrl. said attorney in the session Marsee that Hinmonut AItw'rt, ow tier of sent in another of their office the pit, uin whii('h a temnjnar assistant attorneys, Sutton in timieI turn tins Iii'e,i pini'eut lhlyari. to represent them Commissioner Al 1).i%-i % questioned the legalit of thus action at first since hiulyard had fl ANN SU'c7KoWsK1 alfloe- 4. - ____ _____ r-4 nriul Past ENTERTAiNiNG at SaI strtuae Masonic L. Masters Dinner were Gene Shirley, magician and ventriloquist from Forest City, and his side kick Mike. Shirley is the pre int of The former Central mirThgenc Age"- agent was handed a 60-day suspended aiI anWne and probation Wednesda y by Q'irninal Court Judge Paul Baker. He had been charged with a felony but Barker reduc'ed the offense to a rnisiemeknor Baker's judgment was conditional on Barker's surrender of his notary seal, but local parole officials weren't quite awe that was legaL "We're trying to figure Out how to handle the notary seal, said Phillip Ware, district pa. 'ole rna.qor, 'There is sorrw quc.ction about the court's su. thou to revoke a notary seal issued by the gcvve.rxxir." But Ware saId Barker agreed not use h notan seal until the matter is resolved. the hu'ing of school nurses, A -:.M f.': s.ci, f grip al propert new Sprr lake Elementary School th-hi trdrrs little Wekva R.,%-c: RUBBER BOOTS OVERSHOES ARMY BOOTS Authorized takuu ** RE-ELECT ****a* ABBOTT5 STATE ATTORNEY * a a a VOTE HERRING GOP : BY $'4RR,G C&MPAI&P 1.1i E &!> URE& ( IJL At ET i; ' :mE administrative assistant, check the aVauIat)le supply and conditton of storage lilt's bi'fort' purchasing any new equipment as requested at this work session. the needs of all our children. u1,• Ott p A I I, ' I 1 P1 1. flit181•El "t'''r E , PAID POL. AD Last week, County Engineer William Hush requested Li treasfer of pe tty cash funds for stamps. m Thisraused sonic furor •''' •' MASON WARTONI TREABUREP DY in the Clerk's office and with the auditor since they see no reison for an increase in petty A VOTE FOR DICK WILLIAMS NOV. 7 IS A VOTE FOR SOLUTIONS BEFORE ZONING * ••' TELEPHONE 131-7431 Y: Is District 3 PLAN BEFORE WE GROW REPUBLICAN AL, IF YOU ARE RUNNING YOU ON YOUR SHOULD RUN ON ALL OF IT! RECORD, * discuss fireproof microfilm storage vaults It was tin' opinion that there should Ix,tu o copies of the voutit\- recorth, on - DICK WILLIAMS - Mooney has done a good job for Seminole County V RESPONSIBILITY "i" Iik. a raai huifri' 5 —5 e,p wølfarC rhano well,sr. to ii ~ jn arfffilinnal lt,atinn spinstat. p*rviniil t n eftfrip • A tat .p*ai inta'iqiblm' ta' .penh 4acIshsPsr'i an stnr I plan S l tt " , rnmmnn'i SOMØ" M40" t)'.s,nss manaemønt Sa,t nor (aputni build inq and cnillinns If ha, minliars. . -- - - 'lot's ''let's roll 'em up and go to work.' . . . State Representative, District 34, Rep. VINCFFFCHTEL,JR. .• EL ECT H U GH ,"' -- - _________ -= -- - .. - - . --=-•---= D. GUY ALLEN PRESENT SEMINOLE COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR NOT SEEKING RE ELECTION ENDORSES 1-1 tig h Evans will take to the Florida Senate a record of accomplishments.. Ho has been a civic Ieclaor i fl his community, served the youth and his church. Ho was member of the Brovard County Commissioners, and served as Chairman. He pushed for modernization of county qovernment. His efforts brought on reduced property tax rates ran for the Commisfor property owners. When Hugh . ( L' sioner' s office, he outlined a specific program 01 things h 0 . As your wanted to accomplish. He kept those promises State Senator, he pledges to be "A man you can turn to" for integrity, experience and results. Elect Hugh Evans, your State Senator, District 16. Sanatof. R•pubIiCifl t T,•esu'e'. (v•n$ Pad by W 11011 el e c REPUBLICAN , . TERRY GOEMBEL FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR r . . lot Rob'? Bea ty. for ._lt . . .. .. . . . . -I . .' I). (L'V ALI.EN. your present S'rnirudu' I 'mun - O Some time ago, chairman Drummond requested Layer to research the scheduling for abstract work done for the county. He said that the determination should be made in terms of dollars rather than in numbers of jobs assigned to the two companies which have indicated an interest in working for the count) in this capacity. 14ix .-\,essor vho Is nor seeking re-election states-My choice forTax Assessor is Tern (;Oemhel, Republican. who has years experience in appraising and assessing. Since ! took office in 194. Terry has been Assistant Assessor and has worked diligently to educate himself for the job he is seeking I believe Terry Goemhl will make an outstanding Tax Ass es sor for S('rllif101t' Count 1 .,t '. I 0 A t -. s -. SHACK INTIIFWAY Victor Glschler was back for delayed, Gene Mooney swung about the fourth time before the county board again about authority to move that into action. The result: The delapidated shack, whose will be completed on schedule. owner cannot be found, but which is located in the middle of a road, partly in the county right of way and partly on Gischler's property and blocking access to his property. (;ischler said that he wanted the road cleared of the obstacle •• That 's action for the people * * * * * * * * * * a * a ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * a * * * * * * * * a a a * * * * * * * Gene Mooney did a good Job * *e * * a*aa * a a * * ** * * * * * * * 1HE FULL RESPONSIBILITY CANDIDATE S p * p It * * * of Seminole County. as a freshman legislator A man you can turn to in the Florida Senate. -- Road 436 was going to be 44 XI p JANICE (JAN) I' when he actively supported t the farmers. He was also effective when he introduced 0 legislation to prevent unfair zoning. Now, let's give him a ' chance to use his experience -- to do an even better job. * - : - '...,. Re-elect Mooney * Recorded in County Commission minutes 1-12.71 to 6-6-72 Ad, Mack Blythe Treas. Who Cares - I that the four-lan ing of State up to its original priority and Pd. Pol. A ConservativeIS " ABSTRACT JoltS Transportation announced Also, you: YOU ARE RIGHT, AL, YOUR RECORD D SPEAK FOR ITSELF FISCAL . When the Department of four-laning was moved back —Defined low density as 6 units-acre and medium density of 13 units-acre. (Letter to Robert Daehn, Chairman of Planning and Zoning Board 4.11.72) —Voted against protecting the Wekiva River Banks from development. (County Commission minutes 2-22-72) cash funds in any department. Ashby Jones, deputy clerk, suggested that the county simply make direct payment for the stamps for the departments to avoid any petty cash contusion, Zoning Administrator Bob Brown has been buying the stamps for his department out of his own pocket funds. Rod Layer said that when the move is cornpleted into the new courthouse and there is a centralized mail room, then this problem of stamps need not exist at all. Gene Of 30 requests for multi-family zoning, the County Planner recommended the acceptance of only 7, but you voted in favor of 14, Al —Supported the Billboard Lobbyists by voting against a strong billboard ordinance. (County Commission minutes 8.31-71) —Voted for a subdivision in a greenbelt, water recharge area. (County Commission minutes 10-26.71) —Voted for apartments in a low density area on Red Bug Road. (County Commission minutes 8-15.72) —Voted for apartments in a low density, residential area at Grove Ave. and Howell Branch Road. (County Commission minutes 2-15-72) S — sroit.u;r filed in separate locations for Elect a * a a '- MICROFII_M ::-5' a VOTE EXPERIENCE - ) Our Good Life! ! rape . : .br'tC £r Destroy bid-,, * 1! tht hit 10 cases he has I ;'ersonaity prosecuted, he P cttaired • COeWiCtiOl. 7 for p it decree murder and 2 fr Mtbutt with intent to commit * * . Uncontrolled Growth HERRING a )U •'1 lie comillission, requested that the Heart inelude hlilvard among the assistant county attorneys and the Board dill take this action. — Representatives from the office of Clerk of Circuit Court appeared before the Hoard to Don't Let nurse be on duty the same days that the - 01,1 tile Keep leadership that works for The agreement will be ef- for five acres of board-w'ned I ectwe for this school year only Oviedo * * * a at * * * * * * * rij ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS - - l [Tillff WADERS - Board adffunudrative office. not been appoitilvii .15 Intl Republican Seminole County -sh 10 students are attending classet each school to hire Its nurse, and n11 work a seven-hour da Board advised that each school Board In other actions: parent-teacher organization Expelled a 16-year-old would have to raise funds to pay its run-se but the money win be Oviedo Hh School VCPuth Ire actrunistered by the School the rest of the school year. In rq*ning the imitation SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS HIP BOOTS School Nurses Authorized with n&r"A-trjW*ff Froursat -an county ,iciools authorizing FOR THE GROWING '70's — - 'Ann F;e Ph and riursc_c Lar wI1 t't on the following pay scale: Red .Seminole School Board at a Cross F" aid trained person. Wednesday night meeting at .so month; bc'ense'd rrOnedo High School approved tucal mn-se. $275 monthly and entering into an agrrnent registered nurse. .$3C* a Vihien . tt Fellowship of Christian Magicians. fly E111 scm-i (Jan) ngnln!t nov ihiunping until the ,'inuuliuuctihleq uuituy I' ulIuu,Il)4'.I (Iii' In It IR tiligill.1111p4l. 111IR lot'' 1111, pit (',,iflhl4IRtOhIi'r Rid Vihieti Itaill now requested teinpirar), ItmI lilt 11111Iprs1nndIn4 wnt that permission to uluunp nun untnhustlhle matter into the pit. a p.rs;innent injiinvtinti and 11w' Forestry Service suggested eventual u'lnqlng of the p1t WIlt that these non .i'migiiIiittih,Ips the ultimate goal fit the rnmnmight help Iii i'tInguIshi the ,,tissinii ''It will take a lnte fire. The otlirney Ii Alleut Is r.motiflt Of (line for visual in ;greeuuhle Iii signing a iluitited sw'u'tInns to keep a m'het'k on (he . ngret'tiii'uit, II$IynruI mqwratinn. since Albert's track sail titmit the on gnrhmige should record oil u'wjw'intlun it mt he al low eul suiui I hat thin %'ery gunNi ('unnmtulssioni'r Al agreement shoulul espressl). t)nvls taut that Albert's mimi' t 11 1P1111 '1814' minmi-cuimmihu ct I lii's 'ii ngts'u'tuient c sun 'thitig, thteit he violntd immamly "lily 1w nulvzmntngm'uuis t, the' I 'ounty to get this uugrvi'mnent citatIons before aunt ''I see ill' with MIs'rt that no garbage will rensimi to uun'etk' to lilt wktw ever be uIUhIi$N'd. hut only uiin- 11W —= wit . Janice I Is Accepted By County YOU THE CITIZEN AND VOTER r I RLSPONSIVI ELECTIONS OFFICE SERVING Hell b' Iwhikd CW.Arc Sa lli parole other cafl'. Rut 60 da's tcts like fendant Bernard L Barker, course ha'e ($lIer Inimd gWI4 of il)eg*ay notatit- with him at home or at work," is S shirt time." ing a $,flO0 Repuhikn paign chect, began his 60-d*s probation Thursday with a 'cck-in at the Miami Parole MIAMI _1111 New Assistant Attorney FOR A !R0GR1IVE c S * * * ii ii YOUR COUNTY p * p ' I * * JANICE VIHLEN FC SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS Gene State esentabve, Distr33 * * P0',. A'1 PAID FOS B" C)CWtY PAMSBY. WAS., AEPOSLICAN FOR A RESPONSIVE ELECTIONS OFFICE * * * SEMINOLE COUNTY * it REPUBLICAN p PD. POL. ADV. BY CAMP. TREAS., EVE CRABTREE p �BA—The Sanford Herald I1àiFNotke ._!day, Nov. 3J97 1p N r (BIN I If Logo-1 Notice iii Oil In Ph. n, I .1 ,OUR I I COUNTY. FLORIDA 0 THE SUNDAY EDITION rrath 1 i thth It iTr S iio alPs In ic the Pilate at P1,1114 r A to woyorari,ca,iowo notste that the ith da of t)..mb,r A (1 I5?l at i in io(w1 thesatt., r tOt oi.I tan he hesvd, Ph. in rIei.tae $COPtI Will lUittU tO t. h,øt.i roillionor 's b:;g watioKo *4 fiSh, toe of the Iudgef of 4 he shove ttylp.l (oupt at hit hambsia In the (Ourtboui. in Sanford, Seminal@ tounfli, riptide .n, ci. hereby a.lv;%,l tttøt oI jPtion to the rio.! Aountlng 50,1 AW Olt( hot go "lay he liffild If% lisp (--citof I p,nw to said hooting Pt.ai. govern ynuc itt 51 this n!orI 1 Ii 1' I..$. on pto"oo ii ,. Satellite ! Launched pgipp I IT ' S SOMETHING NEW FOR YOU! E' Y not i;ei anti eii t ..i to , .itt sop latmi anti ti.'nsntI Ii yi, •the, of nu, ,t1a hv. AInI •Pm,p of 1 I f-Hi...n. rp.e5ipti SIP Of isiti (nunty. to the (ni.ntp i'qkiino word for ''l,rnttit'r," will 114' lniinctwd hire Thnri.ttiy to bring 18dm, t*'1ptinn and IplevI.4lon service (or life first limo to v88l ara of (stinda, TIm sittollito. tt,o flrt mull ommi'rtinI for •ouumtlf)i(011(lfts within the lrntdors of mingle country, will greatly 4'lrl contact with the t'tulsldo world Inc tumindroils Of tiwili hi)ttltIutIhIitIi't In t)i' kf'-toIfl(I northiontit which 0(1W lIi';WIf1 on qhurt.witvo rsdiot ('ottuiuiiui,irstlotis (nimnillnti Ministrrltobort !ftarihtury said Anik•I hrrnId it tignifi'-nnit ( nnnt at %anfos.J. rpn,lds. within ii, (SipiniSt mcwtthi lion, the tI.n. of he fIit ptthllt shIn,, of this iw4I I we top'*% of pot h t talivii or doniand p, aitcit be in wiusnu, and i,.stt the tIsce of iPilti..., • srtt tn't 0 %vivostntoby ItirstloirnArif. hot age or 5thni.y SOd S tnpsnI.d fly filing be. of poe ,J!tp anti an h tic demand not in bliPti ' Joye Ma,Ie l's,I At pve( jti Iv of the t at Will And fpsclarviontOf rR:(10P4t)rrPl, ( Vernon Mite. it - r 0,I 10. 1 P P5o IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT. IN ANU P08 SPMINOIN COUNT FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 71 I1 ARRIVING NOV. 5th. v, . Marriage of MI, lIAR!) Itt I I V STINNI III . III III IONF U. P.N() I AUO V N I) '.1 INN 11 IF, WFSP)N()E NT NOTICE OF ACTION TO CAROLYN 8 STINNFTTI N (Slot: Nt UNKNOWN YOU A h-f I hit i-h I flY Not it it t) thAI an Of lion lot tJi%%oIutin oh olartlautis has IllIfARfl t,eei :'y . oit ito tt'tltifrtI ii t"t " .1 I l'fi of tot written dpl,naea, it any, In P on CARROLL. OIJUKI, Attorney fctr b'eIit,oner, whoil stt(lr,%% $ 517 Sanhtwd Atlantic flank fluhldinu, Sanford. F loi- Ida 37771, and II. he original with the Clerk of the shove ihiled Court on or helm', the 241h .1cc Of NovernhCr, A 0) 1972. otherwise, a judgment may be en I tered against you foi, lisp relief demanded ci the Petition WIT NI SS my hand and the seal ol Ottobler, AD 191) IIII IC) Wbf()M It MAY I ()P 1014 "ret titiot, P4sn*e ¶htute ( lisps.. $4% 01 Inc Ida SttuIe will ceg iI.r taith the Check of the tictull Co.,rI, ct And for S•mlnolø Comity, rhnrl d ft.,111 fit 11rilof of tifs (Mill tto ,I thi ci,?,o flip fi, titio,,i clilr, hit wI '.I'PI t40W000) VIII A(,1 AI'AM IMINIS A JOINT VI 141 (IIF - ,ocher which we are engaged in Imalnesi at '.1st. Roatl 431, City oh I ongwnod, Florida That the perl.e'a itit..eat.,I In said buaineaa .nt.rprla.a are at botIctwi John hi MCIintm'k. Jr W I srI Downs JsameHI'uUhj, " S - ' - '- I - L : . CORPORATION NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS TRADE NAME P4u1,,r a to-t etj( g n ItiM 14,111 a iiIl'JIhI( (if lIt lIlI',llil otir hliltiflulill tol.'pluorlr nut! t1rondc1Istin, tititwiirkn 1111(1 the north,'' Stllubury said. 'II represents drutinrith' Improvement iti , i -'ill1I (Irt coin IIIUI)iCati(Ifls to the' north. lekiiat (imiida ( terp is P11) tors An American tna(ie 1)cita rocket is ctwduIed for Ititinrti• ... , olude(1 in the fl.tfl flguro. 1? Judge of the CirCull Court Pollack, pledging to appeal the basis, with the replacement for Seminole County. Florida dismissal. "It's a tragic waste weapons to be of the same or publiSh Oct 21, 1 Nov 3. tO. I?. and it's hitting below the bell similar characteristics and They've wasted all the money it properties. took to train a top police officer In anticipation that an agreeand make him a professional. snent may be signed soon, the "Whaldoes his hair and mus- Nixon administration brushing engaged in busir-ess at 2SAS Park tache have to do with how he millions of dollars worth of mil. protects our home and land- itary equipment into South Florida under the fictitiOuS name of PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK, Vietnam to beat any cease-Fire lies?" and that I intend to register said cutoff, including 30 of the first name with the Clerk of the Circuit (Dur-sengine transport planes to Court, Seminole Cotinly, Florida In TR1(.k THI NKINGbe given to the South Vietnaaccordance with the provitic4fl of the Fictitious Name Statues. To mese air force. The Cl3osbegan Wit: Section 54509 Florida Statutes INIII ANA POI,IS tAP -- I* Daskam Publish. Oct 20. 7?. 1 Now 3. TO. administration for the city of the delivery is expectell DEI 114 stuitittit-d across a way to get (Al, hall employes to work (in even though pilots and inechan. ics have not been trained for till'it, be FICTITIOUS NAMIE Owen Ii Meharg, dllectdr of them. am NOTICE IS her eby giv en that I The training of the Cl3ocrews the department, in reshuffling engagad In business at IS Eileen Drive. AlISM0411110 Springti, Seminole parking spaces in the City. will be handled by civilian County, F lof Ids under the f 101tioull (,ounty Building garage. de- firms under contract, working not"ci cided to (urn% - *Ixx)I parking with the U.S. Air Force ad. Thai I Intend 10 register said 150 for 200 visory group for the time being, 010 the Circuit of with the Clerk persons on a first conic, first sources said If the Seminole County. Florida in a a fir the serv ed cordsoice with the provisions Of bas is worried over agreement is aigted while the Section 145 09 Florida Statutes 1957 6: gchirin A. Potet'14" Publish GCl 1?, 1172 DI!I 110 - _ .!. Rut he ,niI reasuter Denis rart that tioins- - Pl 4 follcortlod 0. ...IV -, .4. / - t'.tme in iingle oontrth.ltincms oP 115,0 it lOtS- P1PI('h (If t frnqn r- } +- - 'We have ."irtuslly ni of I .t. ... _. -. 1• _:. TA .. -- .4 I . .; .-' __ !- / -- .- - !/ . - . . . , '_— . - - - - ' . b '-. . ______________________ . .., . . , , . , . re,,surr,'sn.1'tn .hat seins Reaty ssict the 1).inoelatir rinor tn.4nor - anvasatng vnnld hsivo .' .r.atPr impart in he 'nstmr4 than Republican mlii'!. 144110115 'The reason Mre,nvs'rn has a - ZIP ' i," ,, . . erurs ,ao;1, S. lt.'i I'1I Ui right,. I Frank Hingham and hints Kirby and Wrr- by the South Seminole Masonsr IIr in the . , . ederal Savings And irst .& Loan in A It tflont t' Spri ngs 'Ftic'dri ni , TO, I?, ._ they have, That tn.sn t ahow in the,.k hut 'here' is upaihy n h.tr 41410 .Ind 'ommItn- ent on o ur - ti1e ' Reatu maul p(til Master Frank Odn Ann Riley Photo - 1. - V - -- - -- - - - -. . :'. • 4! - - -. ,... - J ---- .•"j . - - " _7 - -. - - ,. - - - - '• S. -- - ._t_ - - - -. - Jt -. -.- . - ME - - - 4 'E') ' -1¼ -' - --c - -- .. - -'- - - - - _ -. -- - -. -L,t - -• ' --,Em - . _ -.. - -- , ,.' - "Seminole County needs strong, positive thinking and common sense d I My record shows consistent voting to hold taxes down, support of law enforcement, and orderly development." KEEP L D VICOUNTY COMMI IONER 3rd DISTRICT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, DEMOCRAT the early rush to get the "pool' training ia still under way, the civilian finns will take over Ow spaces. but admits it In ght reentire program, the sources sult in oniployei getting to %clork eaiit'r think Wo'e tieen he staid. par? .vorking 45voral (tayq a mvk th,'i, ,,ork flvs , IIONOItI'I) at ;inflhitII I ;usl l,ustli , I )iuner 1141(1 I there. TIert414 Is h.rai' mathy n the Repnblican' /' ft: . i 111(0 it or, 'lirge gap," 1. a - itr' party on S rn' - itø , yfnR $S,t nIISS. ,, to hi is tracte off the aek of financial roso'ir'es (no people The arriving at Saigon's Tan Son director of the department of Nhut Air Base Thursday nd 1957. I t' i • Laos. The draft peace agreement negotiated by Henry A. KLssinger and the North Vietramcse in Paris calls for the withdraw. al of all U.S. for ces from Vietnam within 60 days of a ceasefire, but nothing has been salt! publicly about U.S.civilian adThe Sanford Herald, a newspaper 01 hair but he rejected a 30-day visers. genteel circulation inh:ll%chi ty Of severe. too The agreement as also suspension Florida, e'd in , Chief Garmire may have the stipulates that the United States Sanford, Florida. DONE AND ORDERED at San Last word now, but l doubt if the urn send military equipment to ford Seminole County. Florioa thiS courts will see it that way," the Saigon government only as 241h day of Octo"t, 1912 said Zell's attorney, Paul replacements on a one-to-one S Clarence T. John'ton. Jr w (i(WOfll. 451(1 1iimnrratq hay" ri(1 hoait 111194,11M 41A "ol e*nia Mi'. pog the ismne Gnvt'rn ilanations Pmwsv.r. go to ',Yihingtnmm ind af not hf. lite, which was built by Amerka sllughcs Ai raft Corp and several Canadian subcontrat-- to be dottf mined by resolution of the '1 can't believe it" said Zell, City Council In the yearS $975 to 2003, inclusive, bearing inlerest payable a five-year police veteran. 'Posemi annually at Such rape or rates lice work Is my career." not exceeding The legal rate. a MO(t let!, 26, was fired after a particular d:scrptOn f said booth in the Complain t series of negotiations with Garbeing contained filed In these proceedings mire hit an impasse. Zeil This Order to Show Causle %hall be agreed to accept a two-day suspuwi%hed.flthemaflnerrecUaed pension for refusing to trim his in Section 1S06 Florida Statutes FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE lSherebfgivec,That lam (ipor,iting pnas for (4)P (*rr.n Rntv.Florida 'sm.. h.ik,rnr!ør ,trt,und patgn rne*r,linstor for th. Sir- - ri lr'cit ( ftflll(144't CommIIfTI raithin sal°llite, Anik (JfIE'rs tl,o (In!) Pt onoink ;I,iI 10-110111 ! By GEORGE ESPER Associated Press Writer SAIGON (Ap)—The U.S. BE AFFECTED IN ANY WAY Causes government has drafted secret THERE BY. plans for a military advisory aCh of you are hereby . ou required to appear on the 20th day Of group of American civilians to November, 1972, t 100 o'clock P M remain in South Vietnam after before the Circuit Court for MIAMI (AP) - Daniel Zell, all U.S. troops are withdrawn, Seminole County. Florida. at Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, arid Miami's Policeman of th Year similar to the situation that now Show cause why the prayer Of tile for 1969, has been fired because exists in Laos. Complaint filed in the above entitled his mustache and sideburns U.S. military sources said the proceedings should no be gran e . and the Water and Sewer Revenue failed a ruler test. advisers would be employed by Bonds, therein described, and the After days of inter-departcivilian firms that would be Unproceeding authoriisng the issuance confirmed,ment squabbling, Police Chief 41cr contract to the U.S. Defense thereof, validated and or Departments. Said bonds consisting Of Four Million Bernard,arm e Dollars 51-1,000.000 00) Water arid Zell Thursday, saying the ohhiwould be on the order of Air Sewer Rcvenue Bonds of the City of cer's mustache was a quarter of America, the charter airline Casselberry, Florida dated with a on an inch too long and his sidethat the U.S. Central Indate to be defer mined by resoluli of the City Council, and maturing burns were a half an inch too telligence Agency finances in DEl ISO iv spaiffr, ittl ((P fon't to 7fffl(.tpfl?q htit '•" £ serially In numerical order on a date wide. S The, J'knnvlIIs Rsptihlu'an r,'fppqv'ii ing the Ii S National Aeronsu lit i 11011 SI*iu t' AiIiiulnitratInrm BY THE CITY OFCASSELLSERRV, FLORIDA.RE WATER OAND Mustache NUE SEWER HEREINAFTER MORE PAR TICULARLY DESCRIBED. OR TO # f(C4'I'II it h.f'auq,' other tid,"t rslrnpl'r qtiek.r, ittsytpwo, wi. were in thes rM," Champion vertiqlnR find nth" rfaimpaign cuota (ooir' ( hmripton,, it riiI ffr 'invol'.pr '.,o boptJq f r.'Ipsqpil Iron, t,ttt rnnpp rt'vonl Noli,. Ia til're4,y given that the to (114' growth of the northern tInIpvaIgnpf, fIIcItISflt to the Collillilln,,, Mitnagerneot, Inc. Willis I hlaH to boost the 600-pound satellite and Marlene Hall are the sole OwnerS of Pool Care & Problem toward a stationary orbit 22,300 Solver Company and Intend to rimlics above the earth. After a regiSter with the Clerk of Circuit seven.wcek checkout, it is cxCourt of Seminole County, Florida. said trade name of Pool Care 5. pe(te(I to be ready for corninerProblem Solver Company in corn c'ial traffic on Jan. 1. 1ff THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR *tti Section 56509 Florida SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDApliance Anik-t will be capable of reCASINO. 72-1190 laying 10 color television chanDated at Casselberry, Florida. DIVISION A thiS 91h day of October, 1912 nels or 9,600 telephone circuits. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE Hall's Property Maintenance or a combination as desired. CITY OF CASSELBIRRY, Management. Inc , a Florida FLORIDA. a political Subdivision of Ixrailon by W I Hall, President Initially it will broadcast three 5 The Slate of Florida, and Marlene flaIl, Secretary color TV channels, one in the P1 Plaintiff, S Willis T Hall French language For Canada's as Marlene lI,.lI STATE OF FLORIDA. and the Pubhist, Oct 70. 2?, 5. Nov , , several million French speakTaxpayers. Property Owners and ing neonle Citizens of the City of CaieIbqrry DEl $15 ,, ,. L IWC IV WILl t available for including non residents owning property or subject to taxation the first time not only in some therein, of &, FICTITIOUS NAME northern communities but also Defendants NOTICE IS hereby given that we in scores o, clues and villages TO THE STATE OF FLORIDA, are engaged in buSineSS at PSI THROUGH THE STATE AT Country Club Road. Lake Mary, across ttmesouthern part of CanTORNEY FOR THE EIGHTEENTH Seminole County. Florida under the JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF SAID fictitious name of MAR JOYS SEVERAL BEAUTY SALON, and that we in STATE, THE PROPERTY OWNERS. TAX tend torecjiater said name with the PAYERS AND CITIZENS OF THE Clerk of The Circuit Court, Seminole visors OF. CASSELDERRY, County. Florida in accordance with CITY r L0NI0A• INCLUDING the provisions of the Fictitious NON-RESIDENTS OWNING Name S?atules, To Wit Section 165 • I PROPERTY OR SUBJECT TO 09 Florida Statutes I 0 Stay in S r Marty Bailey TAXATION THEREIN, AND ALL F OTHERS HAVING OR CLAIMING Joyce Hobbs ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR IN Publish Oct I). N. 77. Nov 1 # I' a TEREST IN PROPERTY TO BE 0E171 vienarn i etnam V AFFECTED BY lIfE ISSUANCE e MIAMI IAI' hold nearly flj rhnr.cc' t,nt..p,',, Itopuhliran trilndi(ppLq over the, j*c'ripnq rst it) Illp hiffillp for thel prpititionfial III( littril Nict(on anti I)Proof rat (c".rgo 1(nvcrn, figur in ynlo Florida, hat twe't a Inr,uuklsihk' lm:indlcap 612 Sanford Atlantic Rank flIUg SAnford. Florida 12111 PubIih; Oct 77, & Nov 3. 10. I? Ill? DII 172 S erpp4 qp flfp q $y•t4pf It r' rtic ft. P.i 1Ofl I I'.t'Iii i;ru.ruP r,!rfrI,t!41A fe.r rI'n n fr.ritlo -q f'vor. If Iisc'vov will ,,uittsr that 9,,' rs-sIøftini'p of the Pr,'qkl,'rit, $1 rniIlInn 1st tn . rim,r rø.st.j hy rho rltIfltfl •.vs shout frn'rtiv' ffli'Im1 J4nwevsr, IInpiitiIlrnn ,rul'tI wtpon F'l',rlqla'q 15 uiJIfrtn nyc GOP rnntrjbotnrq have 4.. pp q- vntorq f(. tti tpc polk '1(.V 1 It, nr,tv'rl I.Ifl p.'r (Øfl( of th. tRt,' 7'AflAfl t, ksd to th. (;(,p .vpøn.' ,''lur1 of ii widely seattoroci iXIi)IIlltIiOfl existing in tI harsh environment Arthur H tie(kwiIh Jr is . Yukon, Until 110W, (hE' PinlIlEun h)! II? iiioil A*aiulstf'tI ttcWI1I('P northwest tt'rrtli,rit's atiii the' Publith Nov J. 10. 1?, 24. 1912 Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By Maxine S Eden Deputy Clerk C AR ROIL OUR XI .. . fly NI( K IA lItif itI*()rlIvt'hIIf'Ilt III Itil' ('0111 IlIPIni('IltlUfls flyIftohlu of the' 1 Iii 1 ltD S I ori ci Cl -.- ('AI'I, K I, 4NtI)Y. Piti, Anik.I, N i oniinunlration nt.Ilitp tintnq'il nftr tti %anbn,ii, ho ,i 11111 In I'/t i I'.,.A%p$ Toi Cp l Dated This 14th day of O(tob. ,011P4 V flALJM of *.hstIOn and ranko. P A 201 1, 40 flatlivirolod, MsiItanri. Florida ilfil I't,tjIEah ()t I 1?, L Nov i 10 *1 Nixon -McGovern Finances I e Wi? ')A ''f• liffilirnlerl suit! A Paid Political Advertilsement By Al Davis Campaign Treas. �4 a. I' I OA— The Sanford Herald Friday. Nov. 3. 972 Legal Notice Legal Notice FICTITOUS NAME NOTICE ISPertbp 0-ten tPØt i am Ti SneSS A! Fl1 rig engaged :t Seminole Arponl, Ov.esio. Sem.rszte County. F on øa under $Pie f,Ct tICKS ridr f SELL A PLANE FIND A PLANE SERVICE, ar'ø ttvt I in!firid tcregtftf sad name *th the Clerk of the Circuit Court. 3m.re COunty. Fbor.oa ri accordance with th provisions of tPe F1tiot.t Sect.on flame Statt.tet. To Wi' $4304 Floeiea Statue's 1937 boulevard .n the Cty of Win!pr 1977 DC! 1 That the party •ntqw%?pd •n i3d bI4i'%t41 etit,fVI%t Ii at tIIØwt De4opment Ertrvprswt. lncorrattd 0 b a 5htoaP Hhl0ndl S Warren £ WsII,smt 5 Clarence P Sanders PubliSh Oct 30. 37, 1. NOv 3 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM iT '&Y COKCEQN Writer Sprisgi, F Ior.ca 'Thai the party intereSted sri sad In re Estate of .tiridt5 enterprise is as follOwS .t.Nif f?A S1EPtE'.S Dei.elopment En?erpr art lrscorpara'rd 0 Dl SPIPOIPi To All Creditors and Pertons Havine S Warren ( Williams Claims or Demands Aa,ntt Sad cc Pretoent I state Pvbl,th Oct 30. V. A PlOt 3 10. You ano each of you are herrb, no?f.,O and reQuired t prelent at, i73 clOrni and demaflO% 4t'(h y.j. (W DEl 11? c'thtr of you. may hOve apa'nt the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE eilat, 01 AlE VERA t STEPHENS. oeceateG. a?, f Cc*jnty. to the COunty Ju0t Seminole COjnty. Flor.da, t h.% 011cc in th court hj5 $ sa.0 County at Sanford, Florida, *?hri tea calendar mcm?Pet trom the I,rn of ftte first publicatiOn Of ?ht nOteCC TocQp.etpfedc c" ' lenind ri-i rt ,rlrç s'at. thall b the pae of resdence ar0 pal, OIfi(e eddreit of the (la,"taflt arid thOu sworn tO by the carnan'. Pt agent 01 attDfF*y arid accornpan.e'a by a I ihnç fee of one dollar arid such clam or demand nc to tl sPan DC void pita J Iw.g As adminstrator 0$ ?Pie Estate of ANNIE VERA STEpMENS, r a se. Gordon Frederick AttOrriCy lo' the Estate EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 77W7 SUIT TO QUIET TITLE PAl' OrtO (AN ROVDLP4 C, Psi itte. Plainutes. '.5 t.OLUSIA INS'EST YEPiT COM PAPiY. INC. a Florida COrDOrIliCA'S. f active arid •f dittolved, the s,r,bro*n oticert, d.re'ctOrs. %tockP-ioIcerl thereOf, acting as !rt.Stpe% therefore, thf.,r unkriOwri tt.ccessOrs arid asagns. ano PSARNETI RANK of JACKSON VILL( NATIONAL ASSOCIATION t (.'cjtir Cst fh Esta!e of ER (f IP4( W LANDIS oeceasec. ar-io SLLLY W LANDIS. 0% trsjtipf. f USIA INvESTMENT COP' I'LNY, INC arid P4.NA I WHITEHAIR. as trustee ct P 3 8oa 1793 Sanford. Florda )7'7$ PbIJt Oct I). 30. 7. Noi 3, 1577 .OL USIA INVESTMENT COSt P.NY. INC aric FRANCIS P WH1IEPIAIR. at !rutiee of OFI7 VOLUSIA INVESTM(NT COM PANY. INC. arc ROBERT H 1ff THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND i-lt, WKIP4S at a C FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. -HAWKINS s n.te if FLORIDA ri; arid 1 OebO !hr t.flkflC)itfl CASE NO 72 12s7 h'I, Of.vi%e'C't. segaipel printers. In re The P,t.t.On of trustees. spouse'S. creditors. l.enOrs. JACK FRAN'N PCPETSON svcCessoms ar-id all O'?'*r partiet and KAY ENGISPI WICiE1SON. clamnO ti. tPsrC,r,;P under or P. *te against ROBERT H HAWK lIdS. a NOTICE ka P H HAWKINS ar--id TO DONALD PAY SIMMONS HA W K INS. Pit itte, and the C 0 Joe L Toad unkrio*n hers. Opsitef's, 4-gaterl. I3th Avenue North grantees. trustees. spouses. Alevander C.?y. Alabama Cred,tDrt. lienorl, successorS and all YOU ARE NOTIFIED thOt ?hC other patirt claiming my right, above tamed Pt? tOntrI, JACK ANKLINRICKETSONaridvAY tr ENGLISH WICKETSON. hi rave fled a 1.,tf.on in the •tx'vt itynd COutt to' Ipif. adoption f the minor children named ifl tP! t,tlt Or .Vttf'rf.5t to the fOlbo.rQ ties r bed land. Ip sng a rid be irig fl Sem-tirvole County. Florida. arid I B I4RASELL arid LILLIAN 0 BRASELL. hit *itt. anc COURT NFY I. COLLINS arid THOMAS E COLLINS. her husband. arid IPIA W BRASELL. 1k a INS-i W BRASELL HICKS. if living arid if dead he' unkt'Owfl heirS, 0f.vitef.%. legati-et pranteet. trustees. spo.ses crpaitort liervort, st.ccittocs and all ofhf'c partiet clam-rig by. thrOugh. sNide' oragairilt INA W BRASELL. Pr lion Yu .rc commanded o 'erve a copy l your written r'rfenl.et. if any. on MARVIN I IFAMAN, JR of Ardr,*s mOthers. 'teppee I. Kemp, P A , 311 'irtPt Orange Avenue. Oclanoo stir ida 90I. Petitioners AttOrniy. on or bIore the lath day at November. 1977. arid tie the original aKaIPIAW (tRASELLHICKS.and with tPie Clerk of this Court ether II'Sp ,,rtkrscswfl Pert, devised before service or P,tit,on1irs at grantee's. truStee'S. 4-oatee%. to'ny or immediately therf'af?tr spouse's. (rod-tOrt, IienOrs, tu 'htr*,$t a default map be entered cessors. arid all otner partes rtst you be tbf. reId demanded csamng an, right, title or ,nterest ?Pie Petton '0 itsI t011O*.rig described land. ly.rvg .FwlTW(SS my hand arid the teal of ml be,ng •n Scm nOSe County '- Court .' Sanford, SernnoIe I lØr.da, ...jfllp. Flo'idà. tti.i 11th da, of Defendants icvber 1977 NOTICE OF SUIT 'TO VOLUSIA INVESTMENT I.,thr H Deckwith. Jr C rrk 01 Circuit Court ti CreIia V hem rjlp (len p. Ot I), 70. 77. L NOv 3, '577 IS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 72-1339 'l GREATER NEW YORK COMPANY, INC a Florida cor porat iOn. if active ar-sd .1 di5tOlied. thp irSnZv*fl Officers. drectors %'orIihOIdert thereof. acting at 'r,ttef"5 therefore. the,? oflknO*fl tcCet%o'5 arid assigns, ROBERT H HAWKINS. a K a P HAWKINS. ar-id .-- HAWKINS. hi tile' f living irid 'f oead then rkrtwn heirs. devisee's, legate-Ps. granted, trustees. spouses creditors. Iienort. tuCrSWrt so all Oth,r panes claiming by. thrOugh. tr-Oe't or aganIt ROBERT If '.vlNGS aAP4K. a (orDorat,)r, HAWKINS, a P. a P H HAWKINS - HAWKINS, hit itife arid the rar4,d ltd tasting stride' Itte or yntr'e'n he'.n% devitees. legaters. thf 5tatr 01 Pfr* York 'rt.lteet, spouses, p1. ii? lb granteet, creditors. leniort, successors arid au IWILDOId E SPARKMAN arid other parties cIam.rg any right r •ntere'st to the folloitrig title )QAN I 3PAIK MAN, h4 *f De terid rI s Oetc?ibfid land, lpinQ lfld being in Seminole Count,. Florida. arid I B MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE NOTICE OF SUIT tO DEWILOOPd F SPARKMAP4 P40 JOAN I SPARKMAN. h r.Ø to am, and III Othe' pIties clamng afip right, tile and or .nttrelt .n and tO th* foIIo*n; ,ltscribf.a property, to t Th South 73 frf4 o the North 373 '.' of the We% ISO tCf'I Ol IPir (alt feet of tPt SE • of IPi4' NW. of '(liOn It. T0wnP.p 70 So.tn. . .'nge 30 Eat?. rubI.c Records of ,-ri ,rvOlf.CDttntp. Florida Sutict'o Easement for road purposej over "h e East 73 f,tt thereof Including specifically. but not b ay p1 l,m,tat,On the tel$o*rig fiatirpi and eQuipment Wetfirighous. Range. Model No PLSIJO Colon, HO..jse Hood Dy eroan Wall Furnaci, MadtI P,rtect. OWeS i YOU AWE HFREOY NOTIFIED that a lu? tO foce I5e a montoage on th abc., Ot$Cribed propert, as been inttfstted agerist pOu fl the Circuit C0s1 of the Eighteenth JudiC,lI Circuit, in and for Sem,rc,b# Courtly. Florida You arid each of tOt. are hereby reQuired tO lip yOur Ans*er eitti the Clerk of IPi C ,rcut Court and serve a copi thtrCof upon VICTOR E W000MAP4. f ?h t.rm 01 Wnder*eeoIe Panes. Ward I. Oi East 14r* W000rnaft P A. England Avpnue. Winter Park. Florida 32199. A'trrip, for Pla.nttt fl the aDOr attipt, n r befc,f, tht 13th day of NOvember 1977 II you fail to 00 50, IstOgment b, deilstIt will be taken agafist you fOr the BRASEIL Irid LILLIAN 0 BPASELL. P s itfe. arid COURT 'fEY I COLLINS arid THOMAS E COLLINS. Per hul.barld. and INS. W BRASELL. ak a INA W BRASELL HICKS 1 living arc if oead Pee' urkriO* hers. 0evi5I, legates's granted, trustees, spouses. (rod'tOrs lenD'S, sucCe'15045 and all otPiC? parts's clar rig bp. through. u'dI" Or against INC. W BPS.FLL aba IP4A W BRASELL HICKS aria the uri&flOwfl heirs. detsee's trsts'eei lepatees grantees, tPO..%t's CredtD?S, lieno'S. Suc ISeal) AkTIIUR H BECKWITII. JR Clerk of the C ,rCu,t Covet Bp Martha T V.hlan Deputy Clert WINOERWEEDLE- HAlIdES. WARD IfuI000MAN. P I. 204 r.tt New England Avenue 1PI Write' Park. F'o'.d Put,tiV Oct I). 70. 77. & Nøv. 3 1977 0(110 OQiANDO NATIONAL BANK a i4al.CIria (Pianirig Ancc.at.On Deterida n!5 NOTICE OP FORECLOSUII SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that F.nsal JudQmtetS! 01 oursuan? ! Forer,ssp'e entered in the •bese en?tIed ac',On tPe ufidertgi'%Pd Clerk *11 otter at Put': SO, tC' the asP at Pnb%t arid tie'S? bided •Ii 00 'clock A St 0' IPIC ¶"b das f Noves'nsber, 1972 at ?PIp ivelSert or or f it-it' Sem.noie Countt Iron? Courthouse iri SanPord, Florida the tollowIng described real prOpe'ty. to itt 10' 7 ri Bloc "A" of THORN BURG'S ADDITION TO LLOYDS TERRACE aordn9 to piat iherPO' reCOrGe'd ri Ph? Book I oa;e N. Public Records l Seminole Couits, Fio',Oa WITNESS my tsar-id arid the Of fic.al sea c' thIs H0rie Court vn 30" do, 0' C)csber 1977 s Further described as cad ft frontage on Red Bug Isle Rd. at nuettection of Dodd Rd. ap cro.ma?ely £1 acres ThiS public hear'riQ itill be Pild ifl the County CommIssion Chambers f tilt Coisl House Sanford. o Nvember 7%. 1973. at 7 00 PM - or as sc-in thereafter as Ciotible Board of County Comm issolsers Seminole County, Florida B, Greg Drumrnond, Chairman Attest Arthur H BPckeith, Jr Pt!t,b P47vt'mbCr 3 1977 DEJ 20 FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS PierPti gwen that we are engaged ri but'sfSt at 1430 Frt'nPi Aprii,C, Santomd. Seminole Cmt, Florida under thy' fictitious name of BUTT'S TEXACO TRUCK STOP arid that we fiend to register tao name itith the Clerk of the C.rcst Court, Semnole County, Florida in accordance itith the prey tons of the Fictitious Name Sta'utes, To Wit Sect.on ItS 04 honda Statutes 1957 S Arthur C But' Betuie W. Butt Pstblisil P40w 3. 10, 17 71. 1517 DEJ 10 THE COUNTY JUDGES IN COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE NO sill In re Estate of (vA Dec eased NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS Yo arid each a' ou are teteb, ndtified arid reQuired to present any clam and demands *hCh you. or tPiqir of IOu ma, have agaflit 'Pie (slate DI EvA MAY WEITM,AP4, a t a EvA WEITMAN. deceased. late C'if tIe County ad $pminQle. State f Florida to the County Judges 01 Seminole Cotin!,, FlOrida. at trier 011Cc fl the Court House, Sanford. Florida. *,ihifl 5.i (6) calendar rny'ih5 from the date Of the Ii'S? publication Of this nOtice Each clamor demand mutt be in writing and rtistst stat, the place of residence inc post off ct address of 'Pie claimant, and must be S*o'rt to cc, tre clamant, nt age's' or P.s a'tcwni', 0' the same *11 btcor,e law Such (reOtor v'Oid accord.n9 or claimant must at tI-ic t,me f thm fling of fhd same delver a cop, of SuCh Claim to sad Count p JudQet ri compliance *,th Chapter 61 351 laws of Florida to' 1541 This 3Ph day o4 Octot*- 1977 WlbuV Miltord Cr ' Evecutor l the Estate 01 Eva Ma, Weltmam aka Eva Welfrnar de:,ased SHELDON H HOFF MAN 1513 plamr son S'ree' F 10' da Publ.tlt NOv 3 10 Ii 74 1977 IDE. If IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 'CtheIOIIO*.ngdescnibfid land, lying YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Istit 'o Duet Title Pat been brOught in the C.mcut Covet of Seminole County. F lr.Øa .ga.ni yOu and each ol you. t;am.rig a" a-st.', r.9,, t-tle or nte'f.lt -nor lien upon ths' tDlID*it'ig described real prDper?v Sitsthted fl Seminole Count,. Fio'.O.. o it? IPI' SOUfl'*flt . of the southeast the nofIrsealt o of Serton 74, T*nlhP 71 South Range 30 East lets road right cii irid you are 'eQs red hereDy tç filt sour anser or Othe' nrittf.n oct mae personally, pr by yO 01 'Ortt, itibh ths' Clerk pf the Crcut Co.jrt. (gtlueeniih .iud.c,al Crcsji. Seminole Count,. Flo'idi. at the Courthouse in Sanford, Florida arid '0 it'? ye a (Opt tlif4f'Ot 5t5l ?h Plaint.ffs' attorney, *405, name •s jOHN A BALDWIN. Suite 70. 300 tat P19h*ap 1)4 Catse'fberr,. F :or.da. 37707, ndt at,? tPiaii tIle lath ca pf November I77 therein se'tiflg up iPIC estate. rsOf't. title COvrty. F IOqidl. fh.5 11th day Ot O'ocer. ??7 I Stall ARtHUR tf BECKWITH. JR Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County By Cerelia V (kern Deputy Clerk JOHN A BALDWIN AttOrney, at Law "p 33, Q (alit Highway 4)4 (alseIberry, Florida 37707 Piclith Oct II. 70. 71, Nov 3, 1977 'DEl 12 BEDROS PILOIAN MARVIN MELTZER and SEMINOLE LIT TIE LEAGUE INC a 1orda co'pona' 'or'. NOTICE OP SUIT TO WILLIAM C STOUT arid DOROTHY STOUT. hi's wife RESIDENCE UnI.noe'n amid to all parties claiming interests bp. through. under o' againSt and STOUT WILl. lAM C ac t DOROTHY STOUT, hit all parse-S Paving or clam.nv t Pave an, r.gi ?'leo' ,nt,rett in the real proper?p herein described VOLt AI1( HEREBY NOTIFIED tP, at ar .:i.orh to forecloSe a mo' tgage on the 101 Iow.ng real property n Sie'qninole County. Florida LO' 7) Block E. Suriand Es'at.'s acco?d'np to the Pu.? thereof as recorded in Plat Bock Ii, Pages lto 77. as recorded ct Pubic Records of Seminole Cnty, Florida Peas been fled against you aro yOu m'e reqiiroØ to 5e've• Copy of your ecit!t'n defenSe's. 'I anp, to it On C APIOREW COOMES Esu. of .'ILL(R A Iu'VkPsE PA P0 Pc-i 194$, Orlando. F lofida, 37502, and lIe the or.g rat with ?Pse Clerk of the t.ciestpleo COu't on or before No,e"nber 72. 1972. otherwise a isdgrn,nt map be entered apanst yOu for tIle relief demanded ee tPse cor, ipIaInf Or petition WITNESS my hand arid the seal of 540 court on October 15th. 1973 (Seal! ARTHUR H BECKWITI4, JR Clerk of Circuit Court. Seminole County B, Martha T VIllen Deputy Clerk PublitIl Oct. 30. 77. & Piov 'Sn DEl 170 2 17 etCStri3en!s SUMMONS 10 SHOW CAUSE. NOTICE OF EMINENT DOMAIN PROCEEDINGS AND NOTICE OP HEARING IN THE NAME OF TH( STATE OF FLOP IDA TO ALL IT MAY CONCERN AND ARE YOU TPOLPL((V Cal Tdll Fr Eu 707? tOm We Car,'.i'4,7'l 'c AO,'s or DiAL AOl VOliot', 33 3IØ s.e"t Bee' g Ce'ton.t arc rctdents of 'he S?a!e Of FlOrida whOse names aria piaces of re-5.lenice are se' fOrth *5 far as ascertanable b olgent OFFICE MANAGEMENT, The I.riett available Keep Arthur P4 BeCkw IPh Jr - Clerk cf Circut CO3,i?' vote Beckwth NOw 1 led pOt Ad t, Camp Incas OEM NORGETOWN COIN LAUP4D'I' COIN DRY CLEANERS S comng to Sento'd Ideal lOci"on neat to convenience store a? 75th St , arId So Palmetto Awe Ev Cellent investment OppOrtunts For tore information Call C,eorge CaPiE'lO. 3031 644 $'71 or wrte tO ct Co-n-er y ' Pro'sn Cc'rO ' r,',-- . ., • . c' •, '''- Seal) Arthur H B,ck*uth. Jr Clerk, ol the Circuit COurt By Maine S Eden Deput, InstruCtIon OPERATING LESSONS Semnole County ooesn t r,,e' the '"-c to Iran someone new Re Elect Arthur H BecP.wth Jr , Clerk of Circuit Court. November 7 Pd P01 Ad by Camp Treat DEMI SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD PIANO LESSONS 17 Week CPordCours. Herr, i','clff'' 3'I ¶371 O'vi5iori, in Section 9 71 30 oescn't.ea as on Amanda Street, Pl'tPt gf Prr.e Lape YPe PubliC hearing will be red fl Pie' County Comms.on CPsamoers pt 'he Court S.rford, Quse. hi'ida. 05 PdQyember 31. 1973 at 7 00 P P-i or as soar 'hes',alte' as possible Board of County Co'n" ss.aners Count,. Flo'id. B, Greg Drumcnovd. 5,m.rr., Chairman Attest Arthur H Beckwv,th. Jr Nevemter 3 1913 Male Help Wanted 13 WANTED Man to contiriud the economical ar-id elf c 'ent operation 4 the office of Clerk f Circuit Court. 5emnofe County Mans "same mutt be Arthur P4 Beckwth .1' (Pd P01 Ad fly Camp Treat DEM CHIMNEY SWEEPS AND ACUPUNCTURE EXPERTS, it doesn I matter whO tou are, ou can vote to' Arthur Beckwth Jr for Clerk of C 'Ct? Court, Seminole Counti vote Beckw in. 7 IPO P01 Ad by Camp P40 Treas OEM) Dr yen ton fuel rout, 604 West 6th 51 Un on 01 Co dicate's a preference based on age from employerS covered by the AGE IN DISCRIMINATIC 4 EMPLOYMEN " ACT ' More infod-m 1i may be Otalrie'd from 1h Wag, Hour OffiCe at 2)9 Car lne Se',entpt Miami. 17490 P4 E A'nij. North Flor.d 33161, telephone. 3SO973 For Rent New t0nuin,i 'Al t. iIt1rkJ tO CISC Over 4.0011 SQ Ft w,fh office soace I'. East of I 1. Wt IA Call ) OFFICE POW WENT good lOtn I? 4) fl SAntorci Central II A arprteo, ample parhinu An tlie yOU can be PrOust Cii fl ,ii'pt raIl 32) 7070 v%anted,One RN, IPPI, and Aides Apply Lakeview Nursng Center, CII East 7'ia St Hordressers bO per cent torn it buSy SontOrd SOlo? '- s,'cw"I I 7331 or after p m , 173 6332 W.ntcd - local 1mm has opening for Qualified 5* let and general ott-cc personnel Good pay good benefits Phone Mr Barker, 37? 1171 31 Carpenters, COnCrete term work 55 07 per hour Phone Andy Voipt. voipt Construction 303 3133 Mature hOt foe a few hours ,,n rvefl.ng to bObs ',t Call 7 A fit l I call Ifl $113 9 p in call 373 3464 . - l,%fatresscs wonted Fiperence essential 51 per hw,jr ft-i? 4* bOuts ,ivorl pen wf'C1 No pPicw'ie calls ApplI at Glenda's Pestautant, 1300 1 rent' Aye' - -- Part in,' a' fut' t rr We train you Good cocnmistOfl Yellow Cab Co. 701 S Pan DRIVE CS General kitchen Part time II 3 Male or female Holiday Mouse. 17 Help reelect Arthur II Beck es it Jr , Clerk of Cncuit Court. Seminole' COuni, Vote Beclwtn. Nov 7 IPO P01 Ad Dy Camp Treat DEMI MASONS 17 PL L)SIRINOFIIE',EF't'S SuTi Cc.n'rac?ors 3Oc Per Block Solid Count Domestic-ChIld Care 14 c,,sc*cini. Dy ci., Cr P.' references 377 3993 through proper retention of all ofIcal records Keep Arthur P4 ftpcii*tPt Jr . Clerk of C.ru.t Court. Seminole County 'Jo',' tleckeitri. Nov 7 lPd PI 40 by Camp Treat DEM NIGHT WATCHMAN Local resident, local rtileren(et jp SANORA SAPIFOW 71 Reliable tar, to drive Iri.tt altO unbid mater.aI arso wo'k n lumber yard II 141 wee. Eu (tilefi' fringe benefits Apply fl oe'son after I a rr. to Scotty's HOme Builders. 100 5 French A,s', Santo'ø 1.105 earneafra more, in your ow neighborhood ChOose your hOur I Call 641 777] to' .ppc. fltmOqi, 5)3.000 Rooms For Rent - (77 1.115 teiGrOcm ur.t'.jrfluShPd, idulti, it 66* 4131 Remceoelng carpenter Steadi *0'P Call fl7 1025 Carp en ter s F I4AMIP4(. 'RIJSS , NG uE(. iC, TQP P4QlJli( 440(3 $6 to $750 Per Hour I k.PlG( BIt-itt' 13 CARPENTERS HELPERS utt rae, I ,r re(enl e.pecer.ce (ON TACT BIIAILLEV QDI44'I SAPIORS. SANFORD. FLA PP.373 1470 or 7 4370 Ispereenced CIn lIne m(pt.n.cI needed 534 99 A B C Con. veyOlt Inc - Yb Lay t.partmeni if DePart'. ne IwO bedroom apartment, heat at an Screened porch and v-iaaJ'n f.c.lf ,et 648 3Ci79 B'nd new spaciouS one arid Ii befm jflt5 in Quef, (lOse Ideal fOr lamI a'ta cit Sarilcurd (ill (Dniond' C' reIned cr.pIe 423 1371 fr 'ninedate oupenCs 23 Apartments Rent FurnIShed OPIL 17 fl(OWOQ, ,5 J.LJLI' PAPV, AVENUE MOBILE PAR 3343 Park Or , 373 2801 'v.0 bedroOm duplea fvrn5he apartment 4770 Orlando Dr-il San lord Iu'.'AlOPd APAUTM(PdT1 ADULTS '.0 P-IS 114W 3naSt WELAKA ,.PARTMEPdTS 554W Ist 31 SAId MO PARKS. *7 3 BedrOci Tv.Iw'5 A ApIs 7 Adstlt pa'is. Fa'ri'ly parks 3513 H*y 179 " SantOrd 373 1930 Oar. WI WORKERS Apply fl person 10 Ame'.clfi lvooC Products, 1791 Charles 31 Long wood Gerjge aparf'nonf AC (OfSdit.OfltC Pool pr.vIeges Adults Utilitli l.jfii tiiiJ $1i5 37) tIlt) I,' 'i, I I! ,'ui '1 I ' SO ll%ril 'ifir'iiil PllptS. $7 (31 it'.' )'''. Viii tail 57 STENSTROM REALTY RAVENNA PARK, LAKEFRONT 3 tc0rOOms, I baths, 573.000 FHA Termt or ply COtPi to Casing rnoetgage and SAwS' PARK AVE L0'.CIy older hOme'. 3 bedroomS. 2 r.atns. large living room, and 10' mal dn.nQ room, many eitrls Only 577.3k3 BRING YOUR HORSE Ic 'hi Itall acre ranctietteon paved road near everythng, 3 %PICicX,IS 'inCiOn-% Iwo tia?m'S ne.rly new n 0 rn t' Only 522.530 Stemper Agency Sirr- nr)l,' CUtOut WñI?cir MEMbER ORLANDO- WPW I S 327 1?'vI 1919$ 1re'nt F ic 3naay 372 7)11 or 372 1196 Three FIreplaces (mc Older lOyf'd ti0,, with lots i)l space for a lart,' family New I 'tche'n, Corner lot with thl tearing ,svocaoo free .ini 7 .. ii, Ii. I ',°' r ,, !, 1''' , Ii i' ti I LoIs & 33 ,7"-" ii , ,-.,,, FOF-c / Si''.' 1*' h,,iI.In Country Living ! ,,l ti.''t t At Tv t' Intl .ri thiS furn'Sl'c'd 7 Lf'droom 2 D,eth block home on .s9o,irrAtehy I acre, Qardcn '$Z' .111 t('ri Cd 513 000 "ri -"t or y ,-ji0? ,i.11S pinrlet], arid easy ktUc'n Ii) work -Ii *10900 Iron?, tI' .5 r View IU' 317 Cj(Jjf,iPi . ,rir frnt 'i' J S S I ull line Cii Apphnces 'iiihulOrd Elec trr COiflpiiny 2521 h',irb Dr yl', 37? 1567 Attic Insulations — _________________________________ It,lIJ)l1 lflSI,;t on, SAPO 0110 Ill ATIPIr., AIM P. ("ON 1)1 1 IOPI INC'. '11439 'ininfo.' 0 4 112 5170 S _Automotive Sei'v'ke 1,' r 1* 0 111cm 14i',ii 'v ut v Iletoce stint P. Obsorber'S, 59 93 each 2121 S I renctu Ave 3?) 3855 33 JOIt!4P1Y ,',' On Iii'S ' (r?lnJrItiIV cc ".3 ?*0 bed' -il', ,tr.( r.I'.')t .Ir1 POw" ',,ti'r Payton S ' Mobile Homes VULI kLA t1 uQ? '.11 Il, ' '12, it II BALL REALTY and INSURANCE II i I '.11.71 pit,i/.tsf I 101 C iiyf3T FIRSt ST I Pt 377 5,45 Re'i 37? 'i'S,F JIM HUNT REALTY 7U4ParP Or ,fttc Piciur s. 37? 7111 si .49 i.' )îi 971t SUP.LAtl() ESTATES. 3 assume Mtg . S. per tent Pilorithily payment. *101 Small r5ossin. no qualifying Available rnmetdiately 373 7935 KINGSBERRY HOMES ,CIi.ri t,.jtlt ti, 'yfr,Ji 'spi'( if, il-Ofi on ,''Y I f l,i,jI's I',t.i'f III) (lOt''. ft (Ii,5 from CRANK CONSTR UCT ION Cl, ilti ____ ___ 7..,, MU 1(411 STANDARD SERVICE. "Pt'( 1111110 ri tt .jti Speed li,sIirc'r'J l)('i ii ,1 PIn'S II P. 46 32.1 '?i.I) C .,iY Beauty Ca re 10,51 II S IILAUT V SAL ON — Pets I .c' i' ' ..' " I ' ' r,WE&ORV MOBILE HOMES 373 37(Y1 $Ou F rench Ave ItO) Orlando Dr 37) 330) '.(i.IC v's A vailAtjln i '1 - I 'iT i.UW/,P I, ,i APII t'StnttlthyvJ I.)sinesS operating to rapacity 20 Shoe Repair $1101 'Ii ('AIR New ,%i,in,ijrinirril 372 IS1 Sanford Plaza Su5-'L Special Services _____________________________________________ Call 37) '4710 Furnilure repaired. rensJIuCd. broken parts repaired os replaced itiC Olso buIld furniture to your pl0,i 1911 Summeelin Ave - Phone 322 1671 .- I ron? end loader R I (lea'' I artdcleaning & W.i 1' 322 3991 [at 111(J I7I.1(ii The Brunswick Corporation A Whiddon, Sr Broker ISIPI Park, Sanford 32? SIll. Nights, 373 514, it H 4( ClIP Iis? bl.'c i' or lab ri II,ifrir' 2139 I till ,'nyi' Ill Old ___________________________ — Fencing ''7 ('311th Intnrl7I, lor'da ?HGNE )22.i81 Nlnffir Piric Ph ',44.4916 has immediate openings for produchor, workers in its modern, airconditioned facilities, No experienc* necessary. Our qualified instructor will train you in all phases of he manufacturing process. Excellent wages and liberal benefit package including paid holidays. vacations, and group insurance. Excellent opportunit" for advancement. Don't misS this oCcortunit' Apply in person at: Ifl AL THE BRUNSWICK CORPORATION 2000 Brunswick Lane DeLand, Florida 32720 fl.,'e' .sStI IS REEL S BODY 5P4c)P ¶ £.q-i'P ii "An Equal ord GaIaxi I HE YOUR OWN BOSS r,ef a line cliildreris brand shoe store 317.000 plus iflvdfltQr'y included along with fislure's. and WIre equipment Good gross low Overhead AU I I I P4(1 COMPANY APAFITMEPIT COMPLEX I ully lci54 70 units nearly new One, two ariti three bedrooms I1i 11 V Squipped, Carpf'leo. anci air Plear Disney World Good lerint, l0e'c down payment E390,000 tIUILOIPIC, LOTS.- 305411 33lIor 444 4173 172 I Pp 1,1/hP 1,1, 1.'., 5 l'AlPd I uo I f) 7 Ill 5' ,.1i C. ., i" • • 312 40)2 -' Heating lii sImm (lt'iriiij i,1,ar 1)1 bIt'.iIi'lI Our SlIr, ally ( all 1101(1 ' MIS OpenSuridayl 304pm Evening Associafes 327 3793 I Ire i'.liiii,ili'n OIl 'i',,', i I'' ii' tOFu C Ii 5,a tV4ti ( I 01 5 IDEAL P4OM131TE5 I ye tots platled subdIvision in growing lake Mary OppO?tunlfy fr -1" tm'lop.'r (Irje I 5 hod and i''.'I 5-4 2 (')rily 570.0(X) McQuillan 54I Islet,. I? Iyj Debar p du,i'ii 1,15 ,iiiil -isilhit lI'li ,'i - DUE TO TREMENDOUS GROWTH... in Atxeptin Now L7 UI 3UIC)( 'YJltIOrl, .ir kltI, .M 'riitr 2 SALES CLERKS lo sdl .1(1(1 aiust 12*lper,:r 5tw't Ia,' neat lfl pirIunJty fur ad%'atk'eme'nt. (:LERK-'r'P1s'r * L6 LO 7 .\ BusIne 'tIIIIIVIPIG Property ttljSlpI[;55 owners realilo rnporlanc, l honeuy and economy in County Government Vote to reelect Arthur H Beck with, Jr as Clery of Circuit Court, semingl. COunty, on P4oy 7 (Pd IPi,i A I'), Ciiiui- Trej t)('Ml VC II Di I lii nq ' Tru take stiotaUon - mutit hae Shorthand speed of 0.li)0 WPSI 'spes'(t of 543-61) WPM OpportuWl'. fur ads ancemeut. 'ath O'1 eSIm ;, ri Ee"OLE" ' 2, '' .b '.' '' . ' .. , * .. - \lu'..t Lite 1)RI'ER-\\ .%REHOL'sF:M.t !I •• .Oer 54) :, '-'t'r " * \\ORK s(:uFut'L.F: \f) 'iL JOIN THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE. . THE HERALD'S DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES. 3 lIne Ad—S5.88 $19.14 $54.60 72.80 2552 4 lIne Ad— 7.84 91.00 31.90 5 lIne Ad-'- 9.80 DELuXE Dial 3222611 or $31-993 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME 'y%eLA ' 4, 5 1 Mew THE 5OD [)() & Used '4WS In Stuck. I "PVVd 1 ,adIu ,5 l'$e.,le,, I lb 1, gIlt T,iI I lllVm iQ Oh '13111 It) 11tH. Rs * \t),t 5 . '.() sI'L.t'*' sHU"ts Lt51t'tL'L' OR \t' \I&.1'I'I' sso L) UNI II UI' I'R (5% ER tiii: tIME * ( E ) U ( E ST I' A H T. I \ C. 'W SEDAN h9 eW SUN ROOF i.Spid, 'eSH, Suiqe WIth 13r0*I1 InferIor 1 ,Q '1W DELUXE Blue wIth 13lae. 70 '-iW DELUXE iue WIth littirIur. (sI'EI:Rs K\CEL.u:.\'t' i:n't ts': tItl'SI'l I St I' l(l'-i hi.) MJ.n 'diii',, u 'iii.) l%l) 55,57 L l lu-i i os, tuuiI, Oi't.i S $157 1.57 Stli.J al b,n.ft 'S 300 01) Malei ni, befell h1y5 A,itJfll .snSd S.tk P, t,'1IIVW,,i. P,4,5j 5'4I tM-i "Y'i • 1' .). " i ': I ";i 7i 5HO&'LNs i'gta E;(E L'.%LL) % %t' %rIoN 4ltqr It I K ij 'Ivjr :Ffl's tSIaak pstetJ. llllejrlur H, 3-pt.ud. 'r4 L'..%7'C ..Jl ilIqo WIth I ted, '1, iW DELUXE H, 41314) StI4,l1 Shift. vw -5ved, T"w 511114,11 Ti.t. S I'', 6' WE ARK INTERESTED It CAREER MLNL*;L) II't.I: lNL \ . LI' \'UL .U{ .%,\thl'L IotIS, SERIOUS ANt) cONCFRNEL) ,.uiotrr 'OUR 'U.t'URI' WE W.%N'L' I". t'At.K It1 \OL' Al.!. INQUIRIES ANL INTERVIEWS STRKVLY vN IDENT LU.. .%EI't\' ,\ It: IOSON • 133 EASt' RI%1USStN s'tREI:'t' Ott PHONE '141.J4JI. S.K IUR MR 1 lN(;5 ,%I'I'I R'.SN I'S Mt's I 1SF It(NtA}SI F ' 9495 I3ldclO 11,1w 1131 urquutsst sv' t3Id-ih( IlIl.,tl 11,31 ii'OiQvveb li.)y '*15, ' 1195 5 1295 l.Sf)tJd. RH V '10-i', ,',ifll :3,.i.,-s 1111cc 0, 71 t\ om .NLX) SINCE 1938 $ 6 V/S K I I 9695 $395 tulijils LU0'i '1W DELUXI i-Speed. eIqV WIth blalt lnfprtr 69S Bank Financing ailabIe. . VYIKING. U92at5 Puints. 3236700 El s a8KARMANP4GHIA I't'l.LuoNsWI:a.%TION (.1% IN 'It) I' u(r-TL%tI: ,I'I'L1C.1"'i't'S t'uI.1.I:tE Stt'L)EN'fS Wuc ,O hours a week IIOt'SIW IV 1.5. Work '.t) tii,uurf - be hULIISI sshen i,.'hi1drn return truiii i.hov Work .30 hour, 3 55tMk I'F:RM.s1:N'l' ,',RI'-u'II; WORK1Y.(; 30 HUt,'RS t ItF:L'I:I'I: i''t.t. utsi'i't' IL.ILStRIS L1F:II'I 1' 321 Get In On All The Action! - 1600 Ii,, s VW CENTER •1 -- .HOME OF .Y'b' t - v.rrr ldit'r of off ice (urusture and accessories. Must bt' martsu. (lt'.It Ifl appearance, have ohauffeur' ttcvrlse Opp'smrtuiutv fur ads IIIuS'UIcIIL '' ', I (SICK OYC1 WELL DRILL 1140 ilet I,l.jr, II'S' 'sOs liSI,''i yNIIrI 'u,u I.,,,i,'i5 512 ll.IRIGATIOP CO '1 MINOL I1 5ittii'i (),'Stii .InI II1laIl,d I mr-i' I teili,lIt i)l SIPS i"r riq )j toll:. S - ORO CORTIV4A S - •• \rap1tng & sIllpptflg of parc'ek, toca1 and out of lt'ztik olIrt be acc'urate OpportunIty for ath ., Ii, , Irrigation & 'np, s'rENoGRAIIIER * II 's 1 ¶1 SI's sI' (lIt. S All 1,1-115 ,ii'tl tilrS We repair amid Ser..'i ' • 'Sit 'Iln'yI I'yptng of general c'urrespondens'e, purchase ortlerts. suitle tiitng and record keeping. 50(064) WPM. Must be accurafe and i.apabk of organtzing your work. Opportwilly (or ad's'ancemeut. _________________________________________________ I (1 PhI 'St w I.' I. I S (1W I l,',s Sell them QuikIy *1111 4 hirralJ Will-it Ad by llIimJ ill 1ill. ail .iiK'r"J lit 1 fl 'c,ulI5 6 Days 25 Days l3Wks. 36 _____________________________ .,_ It IdA Don't throw away useful tIle .sdIo. -I. -to tijifldt i._. U '.1) M ..,rnitnl 225, 'gwer Nlndow's JEEP WAGONEIR 68 the sdection t,if ;ifie ;piie'. appearanoe and like worktng '.sth pci:pio Upour cuoiners Lfl -, It3, 1O95 U HAUL TRAILERS ''''I', .. , '-i-- .1)2 1910 5'4arnl r.rn r '295 ' lull's Electric I let Ir icI contractor LInsest lit'tJod and insured Corulmercal, repairinsi irstienlial and 'elTunOle County, 71 lit service ' SAVINGS GALORE! * 511 iI'1'I%(.; CLERK Trailer ReIlt.tls _________________________________________________ 0 'SIt. Slisn?er"i, l4 _________________________________ uTIHIN AND BATHROOM I ltlPdI, 15. I Orlfli(a tops. 511115 r ,lirrt ,fl5tallil0is 322*037 ________________________________________ / r4w, I3 3101 1' '-ilnr'ur Jack PTosser FORD IMMEDIATE OPENINGS ",' & V ALtIC PARTS, Hey Id ,,"ween I I & Sanford I New 4. F/ 'bulb Iu'O pOrts 322 0303 '' ..,'- 491 fiqoms /0. .57. 115, 115, 4414. ,rtnq', Sir 'Awl 3rr,wn i--u te plriZ COMPLETE flACk P401 SERVICE MOBIlE P4OME SERVICE DitchIng, Loading I Trucking Awnings. Shirlings, Hurricane Iii ISiS AnchorS, Utility roottis. Screen t000ht, Cabana rooms, Cool Seal Mowing of lots and small acrea.je Call 371 A40 Ar Conctibining. I%.i,ik I iiian(flg AyaiIble 55 1 I ,trlhruuovng SCm t(C Call III 7)13 tlubIduiansj, lots & Acerage (IrJri'd MOBILE WORLD e,ir tti I"Os el e.Jt Ad 'ii,) & i,.iAC SALESLSI'RVICE -_._ tis,iilsfimig hi lu' ri - ' lark Slum. with .NPiite '/1/wI nt Supplies Auto RepaIrs Parts-Ac c e 35.0 r I S -— - Tandem Dump TiuCkS .1. tiilI'.31r,S DAVIS PAINTING Roofing tree esllnialns ixid lobs Call 377 1771 GEORGIA S IL RAMIC SHOt Ufreln*,hrr & lrni Ii) .1 m I: in IS u'. ''.1 Ii' il (ii OilS 71 Unrji'r Reasonable lAip i (I WAStII, Sill: Ii, JpF Ii,inn I, •,,,.i.l N., & ',ii,I,i, Ii? /.)l - -' — Income & _________________________ Home Maintenance Repair Ceramics ____________________________ ni4C,,.vrnl.flmoala 23,. 41 $ .11. I'S. 1)15. bIll. I')ttOI'Y 0. ri IS. SliCk,? .ats. 151w. 4414 11111 eVIsite 'JirlyI 'bed fl'S IT PRODUCTION WORKERS And 15ndq.3.,r,.sn 7 Or p41, 577 'iS lS'irc1t'$aIy. CAI,ntr', ..dan fii'tO's /1, sT s'., . 1414 içIi'-i,1 Sr LiqISt''•llt,w 3395 Largest Business Supply Department Store Applications for the following job classifications: - ft & B LAWN SERVICE F-PEE ESTIMATES ) ______- .. _ , ,, 71 PIyn'tfliilPt Sat? ellIto Seftr.nq. .1 Ir O $ . .s r . pined Ccwsditirin r 'wet p4,ni.rt's ia 511') inn O' 'sf ,00,c..m.,!SSI', *115(1 4(17 ,1n ' u',"'' 4, ;,. 'nt I foadruriner trailer IS' sleeps 3, 345 StOve refrigerator, commode Cbc Inc Cr01.5 5493 Can oc seei' 'ii hhi F j 'c ri's C rctp after I p * _______ • 4469 Or, ' 's ', Travel Trailers Results , (Ii)ViId Mobile hone Servicing (Jolily wk. Tomn itaggerly. Free f stimabes 373 0121. 373 1710 -' "I) OftItlor atalIfIa 1 C)?. 141' 5 AT'. 03, 1)13 JIll, lIadoev it tl&d with firniwnVlnyt 1)91 S.L.RY R.NcF: , . 1743 Cno',rilct 'i I, •i, eq. 7(1111 IltoDa Cs.ao .770 1 QrteunIn l"Iorida's Bring I.ti'inode'llflQ' Room ACId, painting, .ill types of carpentry Interior, 373 4517 I' strrior, Reasonable _________________________________ ii i , , , ' u'. S VVant iAds ____________________ - , ,,,,.. ,, ' ' ' I '' ' ' Wi'p, .I' ri,5 ,''. S '"ii IPI(200N ', '1 A,' I P(, C I NIl 110 1 IsI 31 Sonlord SINGER 373 654% POInting and wall paperIng Commercial and Residential 5304169 WANI A SeRVICEMAN FAST F/ian) bOat'S Shopper's Guide Ia' It',' help you need 'i Sewing ('losler repairs, stucco and SIMULATED BRICK Call 372 7150 or 373 3677 (arpeti ng 35 '. ,..r,,,,, 0 Comments!.. lndt.stn,aI & Apq' Family Christmas cards, or any - occasion Call 618 3443 P4.'isi painting or small repairs around your home? 0.0 Crab Irer. 3734514 IS Yrs, eiperlen(e - REPOSSESSION 17u60 Skyline Call 331 212) Dealer. t1l flrgdicr 17,39' one bedroom. (ill 66* 4167, FirSt lunrl.51.. 0 (lank of Dirltona. Merle Prece on Paul Dorr. ,' I),Uh%I'lur'd Puppat 3 CbS Old, 7 OlOck altO ton malet, 3 tart l#in4li' AWC Peg Call 377 9177 Photography SERVICE & REPAIR Complete Service. Set Ups. Ancho'Tie Downs, Electrical, Esleriol' cleaning, Patios. Awnings Kool Seal 'Caring ServIng '' 71 Hour ServIce 373 301) 7376 I'ark Ave , Sanlord I 5191, 'ortnl I Male Dachshunds 7 wikS old 510 cach 3770327 _______________________________ ' sir 4.li3i! pow"e ,,..r -'s '3110 ie,5tAq 3 VII'S I,') 39c• .151CC 117 0351 Pet Care - 5*9 CItryslar N.wgrt Cars. rilbI. 'It, sr. ø, 015 '9414 trti'eq 0.r, in .ifti "lrw's 2313 riwier rio 'SAC ar g! (.'it s' IiOAI4Ol'iO P4AVLPI ANIMAL, el PIPIELS bathing. O'pbn) Hwy IA'Wesl Ph 372 3132 Yard Work Painting Odd Jobs 319 F Pine', 322 3112 _______ - I" tied 3.tavl. I in 5.d., 's AT. IPS 015 .1414. Oat? air :pf(fif Dock /'Sr-.n 31'S DEAIEOAuTOSALF; N ,.rp'3 WA.,, Deer P4 'jO5, 55(3) GILMARTIN&SMITH Painting and Home Repairs Free Estimates 373 7673 I former by P4.im mdl S brOuly NOOK I 'I lied Mobile borne A large' lOt fl Geneva Citrus trees, escellent water 349 3589 I4i'ilt, ''12 i,I 'I/I'JPS..*itt,a 4cc' at '52 REDUCED large 4 bOnn , 7 beth, IIa room, A it carpeting, (en Ii ti 323 133? Eapert PainI P. Body, caper? Fiberglass work Free estimates. 15992 torn 1101 AR. 373 0)5) ,'.j,'s i'Jt,t. Will ' 23S'? 'slit ?3n411 Colfie 5944 '/iilki*agei Brag. 'ad .t - i ,-. ntqr or 5966 CPievrOlef P k j m.d F 'nani, rig rere OS II males 4, rne'srfels froi-,-. 5 t5 iO rr-i sidents and newcomel s AAA MOBILE HOME ___________ ¶'C _ - Appliances iii,,, $ /t ,,, up to date way to solve every problem - _________________________________ C ,' pr,'e.er 4. Pied (Salavl. I (Se, p41. '14. 13 'I'' 94.4 Pont.or 4f I fl4. i4,v'p !Viin 4,s1 yswer sf0.' "'1 1 , I itren 4, r'svv.aa 1? 'iø,ln 9341704 Here 2593 - lfl 1)41 1944 lord 300. •jll po-wee Sr'd Ii? 1419 CPie','ilet 'pmi" Coupe, • I 5 HOuse Tr,,ler, *193 Car' Ic. %CSn at Pools CP,eyron Sta?.on 134. DeLanO, Fla - noel .f l,Ce' 5lyr!l0 5 944 tri.i,riCt a-n rti'mfilinr',"i 7i5e111 w'1r 'Or. t,5Wi1 uP -, p.4w rt'wth 'Aitil 'o na *1Cc! Arthur It B.rtw.th cc 04 Circuit Cutr?, Nty',.mnaq F 1P1 P'sl Ad b'y Cas'rp 7ra OPAl LIvestock And ii ir Cs'ei,'st, ' s manufacturing F/ICES Ff11 RIGERATIOPI SERVICE '1 hour Servece & Repairs osi Air Ccsidi?ionng. Refrigeration, ilnd h4ri,ttn Serving Sanlord and l'i,mnler Park area Phone 641 7779 Oek.5, Pi -, 6) 'ç.ui ,il PIn lob ton SmAll, pinIng, tiom ' mInOr 377 2613 ii' Pidt'sry 4'? 11(11 Pie rant A r1'iPtj 4 rhoega ri laad*r%P '0 ii,.' 'I'S') Serri no'. Credit ri' ' "S '15 1414 "II"? illark iv iRSI*IO Jlft'vi 113 IS IT "Or ''" '' .)',in,,i,Ih ' 3902 I tlI")IH 5 5' ii v'Wth ",ilnIn..lbrcrw,nprInf tof. arid char. 5-i'. •ts',i7 'us a''.''- n, 3)5 17) 1734 ,fiy 4 ----------g's,.rflrnent Pqt,n .n's , I'irtbl. nilor T/ Also BloCk and rptain Arthi,r BeC1eth .55 t.ry ct /15de Berkw.tps /ihifp p',,,.,II.., 37) 071)4 C,f't (Olin'? PlO, I fP Pill Ad by Camp Tr.4iOFMl COflVCfl1CflCC Permanent Home-i Impuovenients - -- ',Af(5 I' F (4l.IPY('ilT The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! - . 101j 4.'rtllte Carlo, 0411011. t.yw in 'v's. .'iwuser 11396 R13R Mn' tlFfi FAP'I It? F it ç, 1714 Phymnrsii'Il Rridrynnaq, 4 sor"d. Monear caadwv, ChrrIn-ia AnPi,CIS 177 1395 DEE'S TAr,. ROOM 'oOdles. Bridles, HOltent 7mi aieihoflli'iviU ')reen S 30 I 30. 4 II) and wekeiM 37) 7701 SHOP THE EASY WAY! Au' CondItIonIng ' -' '4 bid torno GY 7 /lllSOPl MAIER t't3tiNtTIIPF km y Sell l?ei* 111)13 E F .rsI St , 373 54)) -- - ' '.nmo,e e.esP'.r. parts. saf,m•. tied mar Pine% YCY)'iE i' ar' r'( iisP4h' F 3 3)) 06,1 IvEYONF 1 Pied lSalavla $. 7 (3e, p41 A1'4 P,e't alt" .sl' 05 015 ,VhIi. hOyt Pt,øf 4 lh,in' '/iuyl 'stern, 191 '' 1944 Bum,, I Inn' ttaVi'i's, P'IsapD*rf 1713 Sl4PL,LF ' 3".Ft) 'ASS ITI 7)41% 327,490 Poultry the most convenient and , Estate Sale 1' Ir,.,', 5,rt'ill 17)0091 ')"!'.swa7.- D%e. II %mll COetOle ter.n, IFS. /tirmfir'u.g rhair with massager and or, $13 371 1910 alter S p m The foIto'.'ulng t)ut,lnp-icen. are listed for your =_- IlI't)5 (Dclonns('),. AltOS For 5*1* ; twins lfflyevra'sd beds ari'f mnillre'.i.s 1i.fPr P..I'ltnc,q'n$, II5 Pa'h One me'l-r,am. 311) )flO1SI 6? WIll fInd this directory ONLY 1 lii .'sct 'nrin$.lon Colt SiiyWi 'II Vt) r' r I tan hi-ill-i -tv.SI.d, C#I.?I*mSI 'tysif.' i's's 54(Yt -I'll 454) n tit,n h..'ts, .'mplef., riPeSt., itilPi rn,r,cir. 3?', 17) 5773 RIta' '.' ' ' DREAM ISLAND Lorcited irs Beautiful WeP.iv River It you can't own a piece of the Pock. a limited number ol for tursIc ones can buy a piece of Dream Island on the Wild WekivO Piyr Aplaceto launch your boat, park your car, and lilt off the bank Trees. shrubs. jrass and r.cautilul flowers Long Icr-rn'S ,ivailatilc Phone .322 6231 Ilcautifol Ilfiure World Mobile Home' Estates and Marina on the St Johns River From 513.730 *hCh InCludeS home & lot A fabulOuS Ommnunity, with ll recreational facilities on Il 92 tct*t.e'n Sanford and DeISry Off Port Floridô Road Phone 66$ 41)5, DeBar or Orlando 617 5031 % 011*9 3g m TEl F' /151014 ;yç r;% ip Y II. t F P 3 itIS ('lrl*rcIU Cm',. 17) "I IS? T B'iO ''I'INC.''iAIITt) ;Ap; 7 Mt- B I I Icing Sterdo .n e.4trit f,r.,P' AM I M. rod's. 0i,rari tumr 'tl Pay hoIarn. '4 534, or 4 i,menti at 59 50 tall rI'4il 'nonager. 377 9111 -- - tOTS of Pcpt .s'tti LOTS of ACIEEAGE kflI-w the vAlue 01 verping Arthur H Beckwith Jr I'crk of Circuit Court in Seminole County Vote Beckwith. Nov 7 (Pd P01 Ad by Camp Treas 0 E MI ii.. ir essure treated. c re-osofp, I tI' 7' trip. 7' Inrig, lt)r .0th tall Ill THE SHOPPERS IDE 322 66)3 Acreage - I ,'iw P (t011s. machine peeled, (ii I 'I 3?1:1?ORLAITOWS 7S6SParls P'di)hts, Sundy 6. HolidOys Call 372 6824 furnitur, l's? '.iI. F tirelierit rniflditlnf'i Phone 773 1344 t'*Iiife 4 (I rfl V Autos For Sal. ?A,pr yPes REPOSSESSED - 8033 I sensitive tiflitr that. Swivel type t' ni'titiIP 373 1010 /.11u' ,tt)Ut I I ANte I ()$-m(.I t ',cll 1 an,t Porgel 'I itiP a ,/.i Al all on,' nil out An \u,,'. In' I'imrlp l.ir n.j ytiif Oil ,'i , ,II I. Ill; ''.1 till Itiil i', ,ttlIililni f- I F.' 1.1'S 'k lily I or 1001 ti'r'n'y -. ',' I'. '..trIiinit A.' • L 3 (,qeCn Snap IcaruS Yu ik, 5) Cl) a hli)ShPI. hr rig your own onf*,ner Road IS. Lab, Moorr)P (ln,%.tJ 5',mimja t' 177 FU1. rr 177 397? I A'S P. Trw It, I ilAy Spry,. AM 45)1 W.inted To Buy ' STENSTROM REALTY m. 3 D MAGNETIC SIGNS II hi', 1)1 ijflt Ia for you -stie'fl you this altraclive 2 bedroom itith I clridt room and estra dining ,irc.s Features central heat and ,ir %tl.C57i) I' ,rian rid ,vilhIe, Oesr'rr wis iudt S''si,ili'l 0 Ill-' Pretty 3 bedroom 7 1)0th wiitI I 0rg, room Thetn had 10 lvi 10 ones lOb '0 North (arolna 5)5953 Irvrned0!C possess.on .'.' 1)) 051 iiP't1l''t rI (II? .%t.tiPfOR F XCLUSIVE HAS ALL THE EXTRA$ At lP4Tli)PI, tIre. Ibm. f)e.rieru Add huPeuty 10 nur lonrltcopa I argr Piimti'uAl Irp. (Oblong var ply) from 1Iii 1 feet. Ircirn $13 (lug and loade'i or yrsir trim P or I lId y trallsir with in%tr ijtinS the lih0rIIii,3 and rar. 173 MU) (bid Stard,'ss Steel Frleitnl, in rlIes,I wut king (rim, ill 50(1. 513 tAStu (all 131 Alt', ilIt4)fItililiOtT i ill St,, Vc'ci'iIl.on. 177 95)5) Sunli, it f, .. ti 11*, I? 97 SAntof it '1 tInt apa'trnenl WEAL NICE • tintlit cr1 buildinG ci I elICIt? I ill ?,ri1 s:t '-i,'-o "dotij(inn (leaner, SP,ellmnni I P*y, w*lh altar PimnPdds. $73 Dinelte Set, 7 loafS, S (PlOirl, $71) t)l%he"s. PA .s' I OrtiPs long black gloves. 5). 171 rypol 5'-' ',leri,r / i40y11,it Ir't.i'f'am I (Sr 'Il, AY, PS I'll F,$t hIt' ISO i'M Star.', ',,es. "nritrnl, Pt,w.'? 541911 .011 Dsww larks Sofit l"ss-h Seat 3k fir'vwi, ,v Br-wi 41I3 ll Pev1I And Scnotr i1 ey Ilig lire Sit.. Ml TCAL sTato.sur, SPRY If r I I and 16 f)i'uti 74 pfr5 3;) scn 'itØp ', 71 Hr,ucvihotd Cr)ds 'iSA For Smle P.t.iij 'i I iw 'i'' lI'1T5,' 'tO ACRES Some inproed i,stiirp in.lri hUh%,t, fr(witgP II separ tt fltI situ lIr tarc i'll Located near Osteen 5930 pee -it ret ' Top nOICh framing carpenter wanted iop w.p,s, oni, ,a p,renceØ apply Corner f Ptor miftOr arid Sajon Blvd. Dtona ot' call 7*9 7700 tlIlPj i,' ,''I t, e, 55.SVI'AIR SECTION Corner li(AIiOnl, 3 be'drddms stucco house, eIl Sprinklifig iystem, beautiful and , Apartments Rent Unfurnished ' lUr Oil Investment Property 22 i SUNSHINE FOR SALE Oil, IY,", 1-i.ies,-1i' Ar,r.ld - in in Ode' aces n- .ini to rot,,, Ira board in COuntry home W,fe'r,nCet 177 5840 P4.(5l fu'rhsi'pd ar i'OridtiOne'3 'COin III •,t • mis' 1. .i' Sanford, - , MlScpllaneoI,; 55 Auctions 'iii ('I ('1SF IN 4 bedroomS, 2 (atfti, get roonis. ArId firePIOs p Ninth ,snd MAUnOlA $13000 2lHciur Serscp C,ill -37.1 7495 Beautiful Ph 373 lO7Oor 793 i370 si Calibart Real Estate Three Bedroom CPIILD CAPE P.'y home Fen(,d ,arCs. hot meals Convpn d011y located Sanford Call now' 66* 179 5; 7rlmjlcr lfcats'n . 140. (nu. Ii. 511 I OhllP% ilt ( hIs 510 ',,v'all Ip,i lu W,I'.iiii I-it $53, Mes (ii yr .ilr Mary, 377 0930 ' - tic'... ni iiilc i, ii?i'l 'ICUPII y V Ia?) t)"*5 evec y?hin.j yc,iliniil m? tan Pu niiertt5 Mob P's hilttonPi,,lpl, nvPr( aIls. *11(1 monograms Complete prIce. $35 50. or 10 nayrturmits of IA Call re,ll 'nana(Jpr. 171 SIll or see rI SnIord 5.i.,yim,ç, C ,'nl.r. (5'..,' ((I WrIt GA" '.1,1 SAL I IJ i___J SINGFR ZIG - /AG Sales South .5 fl(AUTlF(Jl., RETREAT S,snford Avet I trri-iui,'vrtis CR virioded lots t'iiiilttet. I teas l Wn 0t,r CARE FOR YOUR CHILDREN CONTACT BRAILEY ODP4AM SAPIOPA, SANFORD, FLA Ph 373 ao7o' 7 1370 G1rage Rummage SO '• A(i1trs)iiItiAtClk 3 RIVERI WONT tistiIe n's en frcwitAijf'. 2 i,tr I". tse.trtioii' ('(1 hornet. Iened hørse 101 lots of tr% and Iitd5tOjiPd - 2361 Perk 372 2470 WLALIOCS Office *'OrP.. general. tonic IrQht , Ps stht%. Sun0's & Holidays Cali typing Full and part time Ap ' plicatons beinQ taken to' t'foliday ___________________________season AppI, .n person to ZaIe's Sanford SAPIFORD, new 3 bedrOom ho-icr Jewelry Sanfc0 PI7 FHA0r 733 Financing I)? 5t7,4 0017, QUEST REALTY. Realtor iS Male-Female MIe ott 17 92 Casselberni' III $6.50 to $7.50 Per Hour -_ ________ - Cc,,ntr5 I-5.n, i' 'ms Irom tssn !'iO.Sf' *th .1, hi. ," It'aretdl.,nl stiest ot s.,ifivd Sal 0).) ) iSSI mr' 'he ç.,.DI.0 Must of CWOtC,r,l in shorthand ArId t1,p.niu Salary open for top ssgrt ri-i penenced person 5123 r OcpeftO'nQ on taper ence Conlact Brhiley Odharn. Sanford. 3231410 o' 793 4,373 Help Wanted ti, '"7 C$.v'otet SOt,,?. CarlO, I 'S. i4't' fl a", • •i 4M did', .11, $t,lte .w Oreen S tnytP.wIfAdt'rueIntPrie? 34, — Wpit flItte I iiyt, e I' b Itin (,p.'l ShOtirpOrwif- for nrily 5% jier thy I Allh101 I'S rl,hlpllTuhJr I siOtist AlTER HOME. people ,are ',oil ri Arthur H flee kitith Jr , for P. ct Circuit Court, Seminole (ciunty Pr elect fleckwitl's, NOV 7 Pd PcI Att Ti C.ii'np Tretits PF 5% . " SECRETARY+ RECEPTIONIST ', 'i IS MOP. U WS It,' I mi' I C%tE'tl I r Vi 170 N Park Ave Class. 327 6)71 Pl.ottts)?2 7332. 322 3121 3 Bedroom, )l bath masonry hurtle in Sanford, cItric to schndI and thopoeng Outside needs some pant At iS, 517.300 904 773 24k) eves between & 9 ______ _____________ S ''it Ar ST.JOHN'S REALTY Co. l,%t5'I ("'SI I s". l'.\N flr.,risi fir'.. itt ('' ..,k !bri'f' 315,1 I",' t't'sI,Ocim hrnct FP4A 'iS AvAilAble Onli .t tees left Call fill Morris At Eli &100 AAA EMPLOYMEPI I Retired person 52 53 Hr Contact BRAILEr QQls../ Houses For Sale f,i(4 AND WOMEN at' ages over 32) 2'SaZ' To Rent I', iPirr ,s l'Ciisr fl Sanford c-inc little .'ifC','i ,i''' 'i C" ('5% 'Piti SICI, 'lu .' '''C"'" 'riSC 10 BUY OR SELL AvON CSli*41 3074 fl' 36)0 11 97 lOrOtiOni it Oeflary Cornet lO(4tOn *ith lArge tan stood forking, plenty .'f tIciØr space Also ne building, t 30 FireIlen' parking deal tOr gilt Shop flOrist Cli Cocid lease &All Broker. silyt AM 5311 or eve MS 16.31 F ('Alt P. tACKLE. 519W Itf yr flail. ("iroc I'd 10%, fleer AC OlIf'" 7 ilaps 117 A771 i'.i'l'iil.l, ',i,I (iii ( I.ii '..i' TRADE. IN PSe','i'*' 0!'s!a Co,'s'sr, / f a '; e uctiwy' Air lcfsf CIPN Sr" .ryf RrwsI, piy,, mIles 44 I'J 1597 , , '5 ''7 -- Sanlo,ds (mIt' OUlpnnIIed S'm'ger Goods RAtI'NP4A PARt. Very nice'lbdti flusiness Property Sporting S It''.''' •',i baths. n larije iolfle' lot, I5ISCAP,'d for pr Is Al . tis,III In hit ctif'fl. air, liAfly •vtt'S 922.0(k) )22 0570 aIte' I .30 fl5 t'i%tf' FORD - ', dealer new Singec list last n al.n.l, $55 Other jig lags ti,,, IA? p WIP4(H)P4 3 cr#lPv. F PIT F 11 711') I' 151 31 (i,i, lmi,r, 171 4001 .9fr4 ' v,sv,m I Sate - Singel Seminole - t,yAr? jr 1 lip 'rh I/ipj S l,',AI3()P4 c PPI?FI' AOl C clry A.', Ui lIlt MAPIIPII Ptr,irrr,,ur,r £. ;'#/'i 177 %9A1 7%1l S I yfih A.s' ()iiy'i7i 7212 MobIle Hotiies Rent 28 Woman to care for chIdren fl "s home Call after 6. 323 4UI Cooks to' all shtts neeced Also wa.irelse'S for evOnriQ Shift Apply ri person to Sanio.-d Qanc" P4 Os, St MACHINISTS and WELDERS I iv, 2 ln-ilcs's''' I lAth 1 t*iiil'iletP hIt shffl l' 01,3 I Cyti, %tii I %.'til I'IIJ it'll n,'o'tt ('cirflpt lot SANFORD REALlY I Ar Oi' .1 l'rii ,.'ii ii,'t' II' i'',,'r Ni i 'i' , I',',.' i,ri .Si:'iiet r'.iiC 'ri "i'.' ,' I",' 44 'ii. h si e%, %i 330 E Commercial, Sanford Apply 71p m $3 Per Hour Up This NEWuPAPER doe's not knowingly accept HELP WANTEC ADS that ri Wanted LOoking to' ,ncome rarely ava'It-ible for women today' A CifOrna Corporation as opened a rtrwoman's division *ittt 3 eaCitnU 303 377 3961 between 9 & l)a m I Itsimert in OeI'p'ng a Lot Si, Va'ance in an P I Re-s'dent , at Zone tIle' II lO*ing descr.Ded properly 10$ 13. Block 7. La&ew.ew Sib 26 For 'i ' Misccitlailgt,i,s 7977 Itsty Il 97 SHIPSHAPE iost 173 tifi' IT S A WOMAN S WORLD 3 tI lIp OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Notice of PubliC Hearing The Bca'c ' Co.r''', Co."m5s.on,rs of Sem,rso,e Counir *11 hold a psttliC heareng to consider an appeal against the Board of Ad I Bedroom furnished PsOrtIC. ciOiP ti shopelitg f. s Pools SIN) lint rtd $3 !t-ir.'i They Pay TUF flORN LOStR Rc'uit P1.1%,, WOflSOPI fledr0ortt '"i' Des Orl Ar1 A r'-io' I An EQual Opportunity Eiipirisl"r 51 ______________________________ 7 i "sKI. MAW V. 2 tirslnsiirtll. lot si I,CPi15 ir'pan 5% IVK1 T•PnIS Id lire-kr, 5t-i1iri' 127 1Il I bath I5mnshe,t Prefer ccuPlet SUS a month 377 4117 cr 671 a400 3 lAS 1114 For Cost, Don' t A nri' lIilIayia, flOt,i fle-ils ( 01111(15 I S I lll-Ipaltllpr ItAW t.l',t II? SIll _____________________________________________ a- 1(11 %t'Ff 101 filiAl I 1,0 flIhIiiij tidal *1111 waIl. SIll) lb ,Stuhle wipII, 511% Id hull l.iPI tItan runslto,il . 519% i"fptllfOt)IP 5370. 5) tIP 'sic,ti,c s '43 ((al atilcit If' IralIrms r'Iy 113 Marty lhes 5. Iei ml L At-lU NrALIV it',' F qs.Ip,iip,st SI NI v. t'?3. I ale S(ani I, I',ivS t1,ir ns!'e,l SA S.nQIe man (1NI V NO PEI'- ;:,' )'Q)l Call attn S p in Bru '1 Clerk p4oard P Mars,e of PITT S. EUBANICS. ROSS I RUMERGER, P A 110 E Commencal Street Krk Plala Bv'ldno Sanford, Florida 37771 Af'D'fltyS for Pelt ioreer Pit011its Nov 3, 13, Ii, 24 1577 DEJ 27 Cr .'PC'i fi. f, ,i ic, .SI't'fii "tOluf P ri35 'ilijOI ii iii m'n,muo'i l 3 sears P'Pi'Oui sesie$anal P't'e'ie'fi(e FaSt accurate typing Id shorthAnd a mutt We offer a co.npe$itive tilAry and etcellent tinge bend it% A Enloy h0IIeriOng Are'p' whip 5'c5 rig ,i '...'ri'ri ,i",i .5' .,''.i','-"i",l ' 3' ,, 2S Houses Rent Furnishcd ,MAS'PIIP4IST TRAINEES 5% .lInig t.,t *0'S. and lOOr '10 sAIs.OhlP 55 II at the same me StartIng S30t300 per POSIt Send briCt Ip'ter *11's p.cSonal detAils and goals t Pot 4'O iArC f The SanfOrd Herald Treas OEM Florida The South 313 1 fett of LOt 14. linig West of Sanford OviedO Road. in SPumOni Addition to Eureka PfamrnsOcb. Pla' Book 2. page 33. of the Public Records f Seminole also L0 41 øf Spring County Hammock and the SosjtP' 3131 feel 'A iijt 47 of Spring Hammno(k, Plat cit the P.00k 7. pages 2. 3. a arid PubIC Records of Seminole Count and alto that portion of Government ID' 3. Section 27, 'TowlflPi+p 70 SOuth, Range 30 East, Serriinole County. Florida, located West of State Road all, saa parcel contar-ing )03S acres more or lets Yost arid each Of you are com marided to file written defenses to the Petition n the off,ce of the Clerk il ?Psp Circu' Coin'? ri and for Sem.rsole Count, Florida n he City of Sanford. Semnole Counts, Florida. Øfl or before the 4th day of December, 1972. the same being not less thOri 71 dat'S nor more than *0 days from the Gate Of ths notice, and to serve your win ittCfl defenses upon the County Attorney of Semnole County on or before that date, whiCh defenses Shall Stow what right, title or ntecest, you. or ay at you, hIve or clam in arId tO thee above described parcel of land and s'so* cause itIly it should rsof be taken for 'he .te's and purp0Se set f*rfh in tht Prt't,Oli. or default 'nay tie entered against yOu. You are notified that Petitioner *11 apply to thd Court to' an Order ol Taking on the 20Th day of Des em>er, 1972. all 00 i m . before the Honorable Dom rica J Salt, Judge I the Circuit Court of the Eghteefith Judicial Circuit of Florida, in P5 Chambers in the Courthouse, Seminole COunty Sanford, Florida. at whit lime and place all p$rtif.5 ma, aptiea' before 'he Court aid be hPId on all ma' fe's prOperl Df4o'e the Court that must beOelermintO before the entry of an Order of Taking, including the 1rit0CtiDfl f the Court. tIe s.f lcency of 'tie pleadings, whether Pett.oner , properly ,jemc sing itt O,legited authority arid the amount '0 be deposited for each of tIle pa.'. Ii of propel'?, TIle Court *ill mike arid enter 5uCPI Order as it deems proper ar-id if the Court finds 5 entitled to Itiat Petitioner possessor f lIce prDpe'ty n id vance cii Inat suOgment. tP, Court *11 tithe tme *thirt wihich and th ?f'rms ,tOO"l whiCh you *11 bt reQsrt'd t Surrender possession to Petit ,o.'ier WITNESS my hind arid the Seat ot the above Court thiS 31st day Of October. 1977 BUSIneSS opportunllies LCC!eOs'CAL AND (ti CENT BUSINESS That s the' C0'ilflL.!'i the 011 cr Ct Clerk " ('rtu I Court, when 5'ou me Ce,? Arthur II BeeSe!h Jr V0'd fleck itth, Plow 7 tPdPOI Adby' Ca'np prsOnS OriC Artit'5 (ly'flt5 0' having any .nteret? 0' claim as owners, mortgageet, udgment credtbrS or lieril101ders Of. upon 0' against te parcel o lan-id describd below iri Seminole County, Florida SEMINOLE COUNTY. a political Subdivit of' of the State of Florida hit fled a petition irs es'nt'venI pomain proceed rgs apanst you arid each of you seeking t condemn foe simple title public purposes tht t t the parcel 0etcrbed below located n Seminole Count,. ' floats ?IItl Mirine t qulnnient .*, s,','al and •vofeisktnAI service CflnitrvctlonlaFkire, s Appfy 701 P4 Maple 5an$. or 531 Dyson An EQual ('li' 3I Otlonilo ('y'1it5iVtitl' ErIii-i'ISer Female Help I 00K lNl I OW A Pfl'1Mr IN TIll i I,'IIINTWY h*vii i.set Al t,3(vid IISIiI1U% 011(5 ,itfPi5QC Loll us today f0c ptr I ttfilfitt i4* ________ 6 all of the above named Respondents alto against all I I.i'hi S I Ihi rc let' ,,''r' nvppi wall wall cAVI.1iU Sj'rilAri,$ SIN's mo 173 1'9A 07% 1000 residential IiuiiIdlitg evenings Rent Houses Herald Classified_Ads - 31 irij.0? Dr Phaup ','olt.l.a Cutt [r virof'mtntal Control Off'cee. hat Ordered the closing of S'Olusia County Osteen Dump The Osteer Dump locats,.o" Doyle Road will ! "Orhl"'Ili closel be I', and -i r.iihi' Iv 'P.Sn .iu Of As Want Unfutnishd Announcements 3 0 The u'skriOWfl assigns. s.c cessors in nterej', trustees or ans other pities (laming by, through i ,,, nt 24 - Secretary Rebecca Cutter pleas. (i.'5t0(t Marca Stcwiage at 335 1 me Oak 13735 a Drive. P.t'sburgit be oeao s'e 14 Wr 'eP 0 Pot Sanford fOr 30 Stars ri Mettle' 331 East Semorani or aga.nst any ' Phone 17) Seminole Little League. InC P4-gffwa 419 Santoro, Florida Pl5Pi DE 't Male HelpWanted Yard man ___________________________________ ' 30 to 3, days Apply fl person B Edwards Butlers ' ci' 's Nil 5% 1 - ". . 'CSP. "iC. C C B. I V Perhapi Ac.7b0u s An''5 Car P4PiO iS search Aedros PIo.an S21 Markham Road Longw000. Florida BuIldIng. 3, SQ. Personals TO a The fO Ow whO a'e A5 LIBERTY LOAN CORPORATION O PALMETTO, P Ia-nt if I. 5.5 and WILLIAM C STOUT DOROTHY STOUT, his wile, 001 end. fits F (or 0 0 GENEROUS REWARD 37)3Ta% 0' 2 CIII b TIe unkriowfl husbands or wives the above individual P rsporidents c The unknOwn PsCir5 devsPfS. egatees Arid prInters Of the above named ridyditil Respondpnt *50 ' at a Small Rt Terre' W'eQhS V Black in cotor w.th a whte nO.5 Short bob t1it, onisens t'i the name f "Tes'' Nc- tao or rollar SEMINOLE COUNTY. 0 political subdivisiOn cii IP.e State of Florida Petit one'. I may Herald i,''ui?,',i i'' .1 OIVISION S of any Of -'., 13 Los?& Found NO 73-1313 Fern Pars, Florida SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COPAMISSIONERS hCi'Cr 0' PuTIC Hearing C' ,', "r f..ac ,i ri'kt,yiers of Seminar Count5 *11 tcld a public hearing to cOnsider a proposed change of 1011ing from R 1A Ri's'oental arid A I Agriculture tO P 3 Multiple Family o'i the following described property The S. of PiE '.I eu toads ar-id S . of W ar-id kS 70 ft ol S 1.01 E ' I Alto S . f h-lW . of NE '. hess of NE I. roam) Alto N Of SW lest road I lubiect to power easement All in Sec 7371S30E. Semnpie Count,, F a EvA MAY WEL'tMAPf WELT St A N 1 Boulevard Apartment I 7 Arthur P4 Beck* tt'i, Jr Clerk of the Ciriu-t Court By Cecei.a V Etern Deputy Clerk HUICP4ISOP4 AND LEFFIER A?ionne,s to' Pa.nttf Pest Ottce Os- awe' P4 Sanford, For.3a 3'1 Pt.bI%tt ffve-h, 'iben 3. 1377 DEJ 19 SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA CASE NO 77.1233 trio being in S,,n'riole County. THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA With IN Seal cessors and atl other parties clam.ng art, rigP.t, tile or srtterelt relief demanded in the Complaint This Notice Shall be psibtsheC Ce each week to' four consecutive ,r,ek% .n The Sanford Herald a interest iri or I.en upon the above newspaper of grrie'at rcula',om ri c,.'sr ted Cropert, claimed by you GO to default a.o r.c, 0 ou Ia I Semnolv Counfy, F I' ca wlTPdESth,han004 the Clerk 01 v.11 be entered against you WITNESS my PianO arid seal of the Circuit (our?. Seminole County FlOrida. 'hit the 11th Ga, of October !i..s Cou't a' Sanford, Seminole 1977 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT ltd AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 72-4 DIVISION. I ELMER S LEVIE. Pllintiff. v's SSILLIAMM BAERai'idAtPdtTTE I PAIR. Ps-s ittt arid SOUTH , ; ve 'ha! ?hf .nders.;te0 pursuarti to tPie F,tt.eu5 Name Sia!s.sIe" Chapic' Vece Pretloent 04, Florda S'a!ute it ill v'egi?er lOS Dated at *qIr. lO'd0. Ø( vt-,th$heClert f the C.rctsitCort. fl tobef 17. 1977 Ond for Sem,not, County. Florida, 3 Publeth Oct 70 ?. I. Nc upOn recdipt o D'oot Of the 1973 .ebticat.on ot thi$ riotce, the fc DEs flO t.?ipjlrvme.to*i SlihOAHurider hiPs we are engaged in bijsrveis at In the Court ci the County Jude.. SheDAh Boulevard ,rs 'Pie Ct, øf Semenele County. Florida. In Probjte Sell Notice Legal Notice NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOt CC • P*fCby giye that the underlQr?ed. purluint to the Slatuit C%$PICI lI rcçister 1050,. Florøa Statute. "F,CtuhOS flOme w.thtbCCitrkOfIPeC,rcu"Cojt. .n ad toe Semwole County. FIoida. .C'on rerep' Of p4'004 Of the JCbIit M mt ne$c.. th t,C SHEOAH ttt out name. to *t PIIGPILAPdDS d.r *t(h we art engaqeø n bvtnett at SIteoat' Spi-.ngt. F*or'oa Legal pr. ',cr,t',9''J �"I iPr' Sinfor'1 fr'rFhl(t Flood Prone? t Ed FOTI Highland HIls PdO?,cl I at ,, the R D( or aske.'I thAI Ct Tb 'A Engineer William Palm give a F btscst PIM for a report to the ;oners on wtwthei' IIONCWOOD named the Land once developed itl subdi*sicin new Highland thUs to he built cm properly dtain tc*arti two property adjacent to the "tempOrar" retention pOndS iod-Markham Road by on the tract. Albert Clark, a principal in cmert Thr.ctruc'tion Company was tabled by the city's toning the company. said soil borings indtc'atedter fohiOWlflR board last ruchi l nest 'oning board meeting. F'm r;- v r(i;irilrth e only three to four hours SCi- rQ Tpt - V "cc ,t.f 17 P bi V' c'2 DEl lit work Beg ins In 9* In Prot i rt I T, All C Claims £ ii,. 1 , At Port Plant Concrete StructuraLc System B Bill SCOTT Cstructicm is expected to pbant at the Port of S.anford, begin t --t' o. t i 5. J ohnsRiver loted near the hamlet of hake 'lonre. Jam". R yan , Seminole p4(Ck'W -- C t',tP' - -— STE 1 P4 Covr,, Semino o$.ce Covri a' cii tht I. 'two (04 th&i bi the 5 i?tO fit rig clam 0 swofr. - V0 -d R t, LI I V'O .1 U!ieu ou nty I'on . tuuiui i ..A mu rninistrator, said today an stated the plant. ex• :.'ted to be completed in 90 , wold prcvidr :4r ''ibs to + ' workers Concrete ctrurturaijiV Systems will produce c'cmcrcte modules 114g1LC1d lou' I 'rnCnt for use in hotel c'on.ctruc'tion, narcotics investigator Jim used in the Pleicones arrested two Orlando similar to that Hotel at Walt Contt'mpcirax' vciuthi Thursday. including a T)une World. lf-year.old Juveniltr The firm will also be engaged Pleiccines received a tip that producing concrete module into town an were coming the two By Longwood 1Ag e n1 Vice ,,• Est "' cwdore suwvu. •...,4 i4sg.s hi c* !h.'rn walking down lngdale Avenue he stropped d ?nU1 hnnc,'s. Rt'an sa id ig 11 Ames Cif PII trci from Orlandit Systems becomes the fifth iau a sma amount of industrial firm to l&ate at marijuana in his possessicm and port In IN THI FOR F LOP I CASE In JACK one le, 0 0 13 YOU ibDa or, rRANi EN&1 I 'I tea 'd minor Pc it I ci Wi a Oil tiE $.M Sma I hi North ' of was charged with posse an five th l ess marijuana, grams He was released his txLcuwss, Lov and with perty the :4ac'enL said the land " under water during Humcane and for two years *1terward. 'The land it, 1ISXd Water pan." be contended cannot escape. to Tilc'o international to permit the ceirripArtI to build a Private 12-ht wide entrancc four duplexes on it tra bothrig SR 42 and 141 Street. The entranccwav will t' built in lieu of private He again stated his fear that driveways onto the state roai entua11 water from the Board member, Tracy Fste tract. when developed, will be his land arid questioned the width of th .hanne)ed across trnied that when this happens entrance driveway and sa tc wifl be forced it) sue. cars will be unable to pass onsible the narro' strip. Principals S-irneone has to be resp done to r land." the c'clmpar., however. f damage is width voi as being kept h( SAUl, save tree!. Zvnrtn said he had c'on• Representatives c: ferred with both County County Corporation to appear on Planner Da 'id Farr and Skylark. Unit 2 did not sh Engineer William Bush who of i1thiugh cm the ac' inta ur. reed with his st.atement agreed tl'.n&iI the lAnd beingfloo prone Zoning Board Chairman B H Ferrell Mid be had personally seer. sthnlinc uater cm the propert'. but hoard nwmbe Robert Hammond. SAId the lan. r has been "dry as a bont the past U years -''--- Re Jack Lindsay pointing t Clark's information that borings had shown 3(1 gallons of water to disappear within 3' seconds indicated the soil could nit be hardpar. Ryan said when th ne facility is in produ on. th number of jobs pro'ide'd rirens :rL': WOLi. firms James Lerc Rowies. 17. 01 ? proximately iio Bacon Street, orianao 1• Coructici was lodged an the Seminole County jail under Ei.1O bond Williams I'kt'iiiprnent a ncice t after Pleicone! charged him par.. wh' received with possession of narcotic lice. pariip1w'riUtliA For State Senate Seat 16 __________ The mo't -., \.. fide 'S , . I— - i\_ - - oll~ - ,h.i;t 1115' s...'fia.t Of ranh — anf'irsta :+ai can boot be ,.t'h'iWT rin a 1. ,gr*p1.i. rrPi' — -. * rehiists MIIII*T7 Personnel * Hral Eatair * * iiit1rnti S niii-idl e •1 I Fn ' - e I .'5 State mo. D ' owh george St 1'irt 1l1t i +, ' I' ICCI 5 + The Senate, you will remember undergc's some changes in this sesscn Reapportionment cuts that d• august tvidy from 0 seats to 40. In Ad- 'ust barely enough signatures to on the ballot, She has no Non, r'r with It t*tOqe t- ne ' O*hf'r* i,b,v.. N V rei I ++ sot vant She has iorketl ccl state and national govi"rnmt'nt.li Ths, tco, as the most unusual race an the entire election. There iall he four names on the ballot — a Democrat, who was unopposed in that party's primary; a Republican, also an unopposed party nominee; and two independents who got on the ballot via the petition route. n:in 'ii'k tutu few month's agi' liii lii eilhii't "' u tincit title II '- tori and her supporters got lO,_91 petition signatures for he: candadac ., fain , V.. OEiII JO 1. P MO to C AND .i 1.00cc 'sic ,' (ibm I"o of 100 fee Set? RanQt Semi an F A. the Li or. ( I by Florida law. Her broad base I ndependent'. among Democrats and Republicans, m•ike of o support I)i-:Ai( 1'aBUV darling ticii-motcth ld baby, and they rich' all nc- er on a hark iluotot ry'clt' with the 1,at' cl r.lIu;Nsl Ic, the iumthc'r Mc son and his cciii sac ir lie is y he lruui Is (ii i asi they a but Ibm h iby clue so I Ii icc fill cuff or get lute) ;inaccident. any thing on his Iii- all I (Ion ' t like to tnt dellc but I mentioneti this to them, and they didn't pay any attention to • ) a. $ 00 COIL p ert 0 10116 ' vol that I on the teen C .rt jjO 'C ii I'Iave VaIii We believe U'r: Wilson's elec:'-' will give all voters of this area the.: best possible voice in the Florida stale Senate. DES MOINES + AP - - "She is one of those rare individuals who can grasp a broad spectrum of problems without confusing one with another and probe deeply for appropriate solutions for each," - - "as a county commissioner for more than three years. Lori Wilson has put together an impressive record of well. thought-out actions that have benefitted the people of Brevard." family -- but most peple still believe traditional family re)lCS are best This attitude is indicated in answers to a survey by ltetter pumnes and Gardens magazine titled ''What's Happening to (tie American Family" Forty per cent of respondents to the poll were under 35 years a. -----. h.. oi age, i pe r cviui were ue.-' tween 35 and 54 and IS per cent were 55 or older. 01 350,000 who participated, 74 per cent feel the, traditional roles of wife and mother can be fulfilling Yet 54 per cent feel 'e movement for women's rights is a force for the better Eight of 10 persons believe a job outside the home is not net'essary to give a woman the fulfillment she needs Working mothers may indeed harm lam' ily life, according to 69 per t't'flt of those answering the survey Most acknowledge the tiecline of male dominance and p -- * for tor 'I 111 Il'IL "\ 11.1.1-: 'F U{- I)\ M , keeping l'layalinda Beach d October 24, 1972 free facility', fler work c'.itli "we strongly urge the ('ongressman Lou Frey, NASA, election of Lori Wilson to the and National Wildlife Official, senate seat. Support in North gave residents of North Brevard Brevard for Lori Wilson is evident an indication of her ability in a as a result of her work in behalf of true leadership role + LORI WILSON the majority indicate that NOT endorsed by: know. Respondents split evenly on whether many women are overly cOflCt'rnled with ht,ust'hiold matters like cleaning anti t'eesking and only a slight ,ii.ijority feel the husband should sha re use duties Sixty-four IN"r cent \" has declined to import politicians from Washington or Tallahassee to endorse her candidacy, as her opponents have done, "Endorsements from other politicians are made to pay off for .41 102" . Lori past favors or to it help build iuui i.ine ''1 1k. fTu•$fl iII hut' Sho 1ULUII. puiieicai empires, the house says, "I will not play favorites of the reNearly among other politicians. My Ofll' sponde'nts to the i05 -qin'stitit1 + surv ey believe that prt'tuiaruuil favorites are all the people of Ike + %CXU*I intercourse iMWr5t)flil area I represent invol ved .1 1 " even II Ifit' parties inaiiia'e' in love, and nearly eine' hail the C I I LORI WILSOF DE tiuirinlrs'nl' t hat ill participa te - + ., . l(,r tht' 1i,Ili', Marilyn (rrInn Photo PRIVATE PIANO L ESSONS I I('r(II(I • ,, .. I . .._ •. ._ +$300":y I' ",Iur" - S 14 FM - SPINET PIAN O , . ' , - - • . •, -;••'-_- CANNON %fUSIC CO. PY -- - . ___________ . .- ,, . .- - . - 1 1 ' -. . . ' . •' ' . , , , • . ' . I ii:-_. _________ . , ' , - c.e honoring her n, Jr , County Tax ( •.ilectnr, who Let running for r -.'Certion, The gala :,ffair which was attended by more than 200 we'll washers wa.s r'td at the .Sanford Wernan's ('tub +Sheewfl with this :Ifl. ulidate are his two daughters. 'a, irt ir int' ercl Susan -- ' - +t F -- / MURS1NG CENTER I 2.1 Hour Nor onq Ca r o ' ________________________ •, •.?- -- . "' .• ., , ' : ' Private Patcant5 — VA Medirad Quit Pi ti.'til Therav " + . i 'st'iri I) E i nd S' '" - Ph l2" 'a £ a llv (ld? (IM, & KS1,6 11 Be 4 t 110f) of society tueLi most feel that the more relaxed attitude to. ward sex has fostered freer dis' ('UsslOfi between husbands and wives Ninety one per cent think children sho uld be planned Over half agree two is the ideal nu mber of ('ii ildr.'n 'six of 10 respondents (It) not include legal , abortion as a favorable method of population control Seventy-eight per cent think that birth control methods and information should be available' .,. ....i.,,l,n., iii in anyone. ulic i uuuiuç teen-ugers -'age of respondents is again a factor, with only 14 per cent of those under 35 against (his ,e, h ct'e ecpcsed to 40 per cent of thos over Si Fully 85 per cent of (host taking part in the survey said parents today are too easy with children, and many feel this trend is a threat to American to nuilly lift- But only one in four was willing to admit that he or stle WOS too permissive with children lh'sper( for hard-line dis vi pline methods is high Mot''' than two-thirds of the res poriul en l's belie's e' in physical punish nuient, cc i tti the younger i,oeu ing it more than the older alt men more inclined toward ii sd ung pepIe' to join ierg.'i nh!e'o activities such as sports and scouting, hut nine dltll of ten levi pa rents should he in%Illc'ed with their youngsters in such ,i('tivi ties Many insist fattier's do net spend enough hint, with their ch i ldren Thi rtv lice' per rent of the' respondents to the u rvc' 50-, c', crc' ''(he' •ig reed that the 191 good old eLivs ' ' Only a minor fly, hecwev.'r, expressed a tie sire to return to those days, no matter cc lien thc'v cce'rc' - Ilk respondents think that such ,e relationship cannot contribute Ill a happy nuiarri,igr Age is ir factor jilectitug ,itti aides on this question II ill e'f those under 35 behie'ce' pre' marital sex is act't'ptablt' As senters drop to fl per e'nt of those between 35 and 54 intl (i on ly II per t't'iO of those 1 11,11'r 5 The' same difte'rent'e' in age' Independently Yours per Cent believing it does not contribute to a happy marriage P1 About half (eel that, among couples they know, un faithfulness by either pa rtnu'r would cause a divorce Although 82 per cent of re I! spondents say there' Is tINI much Iii....a I Representing All of Seminole FULLTIME rrnit,ti.iui't Ii u.S In eli -.11 tt 0 Fr i. & Sa t. Only Aw T7 RE-ELECT ' Matte Jersey Prints Req. T. de,Ii tQr .Jr:3a. personal pri)bittlis cc it Ii e'ithe'r pa rent and 9'2 per cent say par ents nt'ye'r s1..i re their own i'r 'seenal prethlc'tn's cc ith teen-agers Most (eel tti.iI u rents often 1101 detr im ental pressure' ce'i ' - - 922 Now than sceoilen 'a I iOu's I hall the pa rents feel th ei r teen-tigers ilun + I share - 1+8 ',d. A r iouse' Printed Raschel Knit Req. -- 1M3 yd. Now YOUR COMMISSIONER District 3 + 4. -- it 'd d. tJ ;je' 3i&iuttf'.jI tail _ui - ' , , it'aOlU ururubs, Sportswear Fabric Orsq. Priced to 1.9 Now Id. 2/100 Prints, solids Jflc.+l stripes in cotton & cu i lon olends PARTNERS T)S/T1TOGETHER ' .. FABR 'A low together bet or' marriage Extramarital sex brings is rong negative response, with - Senate Seat 16 • ' - . groups arises on the' tut'stie1fl of ,1 whether two people should lice' I (hi' l0 '' + WIN WAR *5 -ii' I' till ......uld ' Semis $ -I 'cc' awareness of women's gh(s has not altered the Ecu's' band-wife relationship and has not had any specific efie'e't on marriages among people they reewS4 the C F 1972. seal <('itiii 1 ii.iii 10.111, f,iti I fi 'i'I .'r a nd •Ia n" M.'Iiu Ff.'v. l' ltli'i', Nit'tii u WURItIKI) Re are reflected in the basic unit of American culture the 117 rnI. Loses In tras will I ferittitit hi c_., ii ) (. i'. t3tii e ,kill he MI'. MllF;I(, '; Nov it or pa rties it ) I ttc'i 1' 1101111 ca rd 'flit tip' hr,ii'I it liv' Si'tii itvli' All \'ilit LI SLilts'r Mary \l( 'I ~tti-vely 9iotv li-adil,1*011(11 41, ) LORI WILSON ri ( T liii I / 1)1 'alt 'aSOItIIIF I) 'ale ntle'n it 'l sin' And this timr e tha explain to thosr foolish prrnt'e thatliii s are sjsasing t title a No one should eb ath' or child to possible injury motorer)II unlr%% he Is proilrertM. And that golits for Infant% too' ondown. 'h- ' party labels, from the top of the ta Hugh Evans. a retail store owner and county commissioner, did a most commendable job on the commission. but he too announced for the U.S. Congress, then changed his mind at the same t;me as Dolan. Evans, as the +' ''',' , Now what shiiheI I do" voters will be picking and choos,-,L t!',r for the best men or %%omen on ballot. rather than just foflo\% ,-i: - + ' , In the different atmosphoI surrounding th'c ceir selection flu - - . ''. Independent thinking and acting L o -, Wilsor could he a very key freshnti' senator. to run for some office. Typed as the "big-money" candidate, Dolan has and mans' spent many months dollars in trying to sell himself. He would he at best, a temporary and part-tame senator, and with his banking interests, could possibly be tagged w:th the special interests label. daughter in law humici' a My 'sun and In a state Senate airnc's tort ira he v ery closeu'a dis ided hetcc Ci Democrats and Republicans. congressional seat he was eyeing. We believe that his state Senate candidacy is simply a way of marking time; that he had geared up and was determined \ l-.I'l I\, }41.I'F1(I i-:' t ,n,$14 I" tint'? fl'I. + DRAII, ONE-4eore'i RIte should be told that heir eteluket braiher In laca hail a 'little falling out' saith those families. And If the Insists upon further details, tell her t ask (.r9rge. In tither csnrds, 14'I (.rorgr do al LW goon lwt ci ''.. • the numtwr required October 24, 1.472 IN (ION CUlT. COUN CIVI L :1 t i'::: I tw' Is I,, ginnIn' to ask P1C;tIoflc \)I it ".heeuilel hi of toee " ONE I ii" Till,: I" \'aiii,v r ?,flt'1l4ili.aIIz'. '' tier jes are' anqwr'r ,'d from two 1lIffrr"nt points if view i n the .ierleq '.will Ikeuss legal a9wets IM(.'r itoret 'trtttifl, the most rornmon methods used in Ietsstl, -.vhe' L w'rtic'sflS 'an he ohtnined i t-gaily in }"tordsu inst v. i 'istfl Ce' is a v;ullghte for the unwed mother i'ie Uerold 'will •'ndeavor to rI'5Cnt tyath -misiec if he n hesø , rnt'sr.'henic" er!Ii't.'q 'n 'se' --'ininl.'ts'd rith 'sn 'he' ' r -1 air - 11uing' gut e had they ceiliInt hintuelk hui,uu, sit they finally inlet their Ini;bnnds, whip IKit the fear of the I,iol In Now tha t pritihrn i I IkIi viii' cii tui( hi ti s (,c orgi' ' humans 'O ;'i! 10 law til,iII iNI ' 'mhrv's ' S - -''• ronie' +1 hummin hitting ikeif" Is it during mthge' 'sr -lnrng he fetus itage" What nnl.es1 is u(fe're'ruc' hetireen md in embr yo ,l flhI .1 feflia"" All . , Iii ' her the first re.111v serous lndepunden: candadae for a n.t.•'r iffict" n Florida. .. ' -: were at sceurk Perhaps most important of ai l, Lori' s Independent candidacy offers +1 breath of fresh air for these 1 ho a v v cd u wi th the pet Pa po lit it ii p r t Mrs Wilson's opponents are , To m Dolan, a hanker. Dolani announced months ago that he would run for the 1' S Congress. then switched to the state Senate candidacy when reapportionment failed to create the .5 0 - .¶ +' ''Is abortion murler" When Irtes ;in inborn 'sffsprirug . ._ stalteMi iuiki it i tiiIc'e'iuI ueIvani'r to tic,, (if ,ii sbilrrs lIed ('01111' ai'iMiINl WIN'ti 1K' kne'sa liie',i hiusI',iiiil'e ' ficialc effecti els in man' more than tcc ace • .• nKalt %i,'i, ilult ltiiii,ii,atiiin tIljI% us$1 If orf u n g tenet + ' an alien sahi, has 1k rd i the cars, iiii luua appl% for ritI,enshi1, icitirselt for fIi P ub l ic We strongly ,recommend County Commission Chairman Lori Wilson. an Independent candidate, as the best qualified in race for Senate Seat 16+ j. t- moo ilekia your tiger. '+ Di PubiS 1471 DE SI , :' Also Endorsed by: la I booting (hat ' (011 hi' aetuIoII) send nie hark It I dIvt,ti'e ttik tiger,ciit: will I have In 1 011111 In Italy' l'li';ici' 5fl','Af' ill your s'011Inln only as my luuishanil tulsa iiys gels the' i,cail INtuti' TIc;I:Its . lii Changing values in society WiT .c st" huhini IteipIuuc 011 Atuwrie'mltl ('llilrtl teaut year; agei, isit hi' never a'plic'el (iii vii iu'ncliip fur 11)11 *IW çfle'h time iii have a fight he Jiitui;ac "ii itil' like' a tiger and I shiuuitd not give tiinu tiny trouble' h. it 51.0*1 till' lisie'k is an in county cfimrnis-~ionernL a ttractive . able and fulltimi, in that state Senate 1 - %p44 4l - cir c"s ' '! tI,ltPi• ion .''r 'r..' • ,',,r'' i, 'All abortion '.dll begin in the Wrirns'n'4 ei-flnn Herald thtq wr'ek -with tw n 'inslays edition of The .nfori1 ,f+-lnnaflt minnI. ('n'inty phyilrinns E1v1ng their viowr tuIarT (ulp.pp"r. i lrw"tor who 4p4'elfuli7e rrr .nestheiinlrtgy md ,, member 'sf the ' s'mlnsile (otinty rhnrI 4r r ,4, ,'nuith, nternkt oe o..r1, .,nij Dr C F. Rraks' tunlogist, give' their s'tece'i :wientllirally" on he molter ' iwuk him '. s.c chance to in. Mrs Moorheail con:. be a gi'd office holder on a lo'.iI leve but her lack of kno ledge of st ,4 t I' goertimCflt woul 1 Lw a set iou hidrance at this time. As we have said edittii iall befote, bin \ ilson has consistently done hi': iI honieork bet t er than W e in Brevard and the neighboring ".'iuflt1CS of Seminole, Osceola and the tip of Northeast Orange have an opportunity to be especially influential ( ) f' Abort 14 • real credentials for public offae. It. a ' 's poiler" candidate who ohtaine ,,,le d IC 111"I01 - 11)1 . MIN' Tisile.'e. Wit a g o Ill',' IIIVPI ii,iel I to the 'oiled S'nie (timi Italy Wi' tutu I led III %e'rlt ls;te't', and n' t' have Ititc' chihn lre, all Iwitti II) ilik uoiltitt v Without 'm me;lning to hoist I Of IIIIII tell Veto Alto vetO FidetiM a very tw'niit I(iil iii on mi M h'i".Iuunil is a holism -Jealous atiel nuisplilisic It(, is mu Icie 1 1114*1 as I ci mint . + \lrc Barhr'% \loot he id h population of East Central Florida. do no fit an ar' ma t thea all have --'s. thing in Ct' nm(m — ..-h uier 'arta —. ' - m uthc - 'thc t.,. ui, + - w he re most of the actions ahich aff ec t you as a taxpayer and it Florid:an take place. dition,ane' dition. a ncAseat was created because of the rapidly burgeoning * I.a'i'rri BENS 0 N Anwr 0107 (kilclawllhr B 1 Aki A cidered as a part of hat patty's am ulatons of recc n weeks whit have 'eft a had taste it' many pI' — No 16 The chosen. k 'oll's tircis i ons el ec tion concern the state legislature, especially the 40-member Senat e, * }cirrats'rs * Land kppral.ers e irnpltant Florida voters w] Make in the Nov. 7 * Fninerri fl- - c, , Lori Wilson Best Choice the board v. 7'crkrn, former ciwrit"r of rommended a ariance be • ' Sanford PIth DE ' in other - 11 G"Lo IOrC A r i d C()fl s Pro Independent F fI S + ;'J.i;T'''' Comiliff a T 6 11 Budd- Baker Tabled DI TO Wp4i Itor l als Pi'i/ 1. '11/ ---'----- ---- .-- - - IA 12A — The Sanford Herald Fridav November 3b972 bA— rrirIlf. Pol. Adv. Paid for by Al Dav i s Camp. T reas you can depend on . SANFORD PLAZ.-\ ( gffl(J$J SANFORD noit " -- ' i5i i) �the". cnnforrs da 29—The Sanford Herald 1OA— I Nov. 3. '1977 Forbidden Fruit Is I Liberated By Girls Pastors Corner It' s The Real Thing "edit us w'th tr and Ic, uPOfl bI,c $ , IIs 041% RE. C.. BLAIR MC GAB VEY PIIGP4 L Spsn I Pat ' ci Inc S V Date oter 1 DIEI 1% great need evident in the world thday. it s There the need for resilti. We are living in a world that is t -. uJ10 of t • P3 are intentixiaLy unreal. It has beccne thrttasingly Unpertarlt to appear to he saznetlung 3'DU i't 1IDt PhDflhr)eSS not uncommon among young and old alike. aimcst as if etending would make it so. Some form of hocrisy or oming more expected ttan is another is tranparency.SornudOthatOneWt105PCWthC considered unique. But whatever the situation. in the final analysis. a man has to face reality. It is one of the greatest tragedies of ow' tragic tImes that the Church of Christ has become so ta!en with the same values and frequently offers to hungry heated seekers a duet rather than an expence of reality. ex of religi Re1igis exerOie and discipline are valid only as pressrnn of some rcality that has taken place within. By and of itsell. religion is deceptive and detrimental to man's pirutual life. demried the Pharisee in the 1h chapter of Jesus Lukes Gospel becate. though exceedthgl'. religious. he dud nra! face the reality of Ins need. The Pub1wn, on the rather hand. tas received, not because he was righteous, but the truth that he was unri hte-u, a sinner '. in need. The facts art plaire The Putlirar fa'd reality while pwa.spretendingtbbe3ornethtr1g hewasnot.The Pharisee considered himself to be righteous because he was religrnusandthushadnoortforG0d'1merc'3.Hec'0Uted on his self-righteousnesS to put him in good standing before God, He did not face the reality of his dilemma as a siruwr. p : B I., Ii fl 1 OR 1 LOP CASE Vf "C I At.' (N C,t wC 1.tv.'•C rn mo Pr I? The Putilican saw the realy of his need and the reality of Gods prc'visian. Man must face today's facts if he is to be fit jCu face cgrfuw's future. These facts, with regard to hi spiritual We. are quite simple and quite real. Man has a real sin problem. it is affecting every area of life. God has provided a real sc.Lutrnn to that sun problem. God's Son, Jesus Christ, suffered real pain, real anqtush. and real death in order that God might provide a real salvation. Salvation by faith in the shed blood of Christ is not me "soothing ntul to calm distraught arid emcituoria people while the strong and stable don't need such a "crutct". "Sc'. no' a thousand times 'No!" Salvation by faith in the real sacrifice of a real Sanoir is God's real solution Ic man's real problem. And every man has the problem of sin All have sinned and carrie short of the glory of God' Rcnans 33i 2 I ______ . -.— -.. alA, r io' cw, 0 Nob C tetor lOT I,' r tn, WI lV C (,fl oc tc Isril C C DII "I FlOP cull cOu CIV' I tiE OT law'. A Mi - . . . 4 -. . .. - "We were told that we ilere The ecumenical sister-ce)eents of cvii, corrupters o bration." held at the ivashing. ton Square Methodist Church perfet creation." intoned the leader, the Rev. Tilda Ncirhcrg here last Sunday. was part of a of Staten Island, N.Y. spreading women's crusade for Choru.ced the female wor fuller rights in church affairs It came on "reformation shippers: .Ve fell for all that Sunday," once a day to me"We were told that we monalize the Protestant break subordinate beings, derived from Roman Catho)'cism but from man, not uniquel a day for unifying activi- created" the leader said, anal ties. There were varied we. the wc'rshippei.. responded cr's L'sctics around '. to bolster their c...e for We fell for li that . We ai':l. ecuai status in American fesatha(webowdtlowntop C!nITCI'WS. old ideology..." But they vowj In some cities, women tacked to seek 'the liberation of the their theses on church doors — whole human family and au in imitation of 16th century crea lion." _________________ I . .. 7. . .. . " .. .•. - - . ., - - . " 11.1.1 :41... - _____ . ... DAVID BISSONNETTE. 12. left and Gretchen McQuinley. l.L students of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Catediism classes watch the Rev Father Carry prepare to plant two frtht trees presented in the name of the classes recently on the rectory grounds. Charles Edwards Photo I -I)t".i.OP. RIi\ RI Baptist preacher and president of the tnternaticm.al organization, "Evangelism for Christ" will conduct an S day crusade for Christ at Called LAKELANI) - Resider. Bishop Joel D. McDavid has called a special session of the United Methodist Church's florida Conference to meet here Nov. 9 to consider a sweeping restructure of it boards and agenries. By Two Are Added annual conferences dating back to ISIS. The 1400 lay and ministerial delegates Convention will convene in Tallahassee on Tuesday, at the First Baptist Church. Dr. James Pleit.r of Pensscola, president of the group, will officially open the meeting at 9 Bishop For ;rist.arlct', all r.tters crgariiatoris for 1a men ari. relating to the clerg3 will be women. grouped in a Division of the The proposed restructure Ministry. Similarly a Thvisicio alsocall.sforeachoftheFloflda of Lay Life arid Work will Conference's 12 districts to be the separate smilarly orgaruiz.ed embrace Planned At Stetson The expected 2,000 messengers from nearly 1,500 churches of Florida will act on a proposed budget of $4,800,000, approve new program proposals and elect new officers during the three day convention. Featured speakers for the Baptists include Florida Governor Reubin Askew. Miami Dolphins tackle Norm Evans, Mrs. Doyle E. Canton Jr. and James E. Coggin, vice president of the Southern DR. GEORGE FOSTER, Baptist Convention. retired Methodist pastor, Rev. A. H. Fagan, chairman will lead 'New Life" of the State Board of Missions of Mission Services Nov. 12-17 the Florida Baptist Convention at DeBarv United Methodist will present recommendations Church at 7:30 p.m., Sunday of that board during the through Friday. There will sessions on Wednesday. The be a Bible study program at State Board of Missions con10 am. each day. He siders all convention matters graduated from University of Florida and Duke dealing with programs and University and has an The annual sermon will Lx' honorary doctor of divinity delivered Tuesday afternoon by Florida from degree the Rev. Joe M. Barnberg. Southern College. He has Dr. Harold C. Bennett, held several pastorates in executive secretary-treasurer florida and has served on of the Florida Baptist ConConference boards. Area Church News Al •L TI'. M IlfITu , .., U ,W •411. nnon Community United Methodist Mrs. Lunua se'rwilliger t'nkss there's a rebirth of religious spirit in the hearts WI W of its Jeadt'g s amid in people throughout ttw world, our ci ilizatiun. despite trt.'fIivlidous victories, will slide into abyss-- perhaps for c't'fi' au tom it's -- I )or ot liv Thom psori. Ani.rican journalist, author REV. AND SIRS. MARVIN DEESE and daughter, Betty, were honored at a reception given recently by members of First Baptist Church of Geneva at the educational building to welcome the new pastor and his family. Members of the Woman's Missionary Society were hostesses. Liz Mathieux Photo Layman's Day will be obmen'ed Sunday at the Community United Methodlit ('hutch of Casselberry with Donald MacLeod speaking at the 8:30 a. m. service and John Jones at 11, assisted by laymen of the church. Bob Noble will sing at 8:30 and the Chancti Choir at 11. on A$s 41041 II 00 sS W(JS SaturdAy a'aa'.1.r4,V.1y l'wa'rani I'' , , ,'. 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'4ev NO,$'IPSIf) Muisttng tivcnpnr.,ralv .•t , "v NIl.,,,,' V'Ir'LP'.sp '1 back to church last Sunday. •. - .-. - . .. '": ..' t-' ''(• a', "4 ts y5 . '4 _ ! - -: I 51 •'- - .'. "4 4 ir'''' Ichix,' '.'', n,n Nnr'its'p . . ,, ,.., .a , ',' ,,. ,. ,,,.p,i' ::jN: .:,:, 'tl.'.-.•- . -- - - I ISa n-i 10 00.'. ii OOa nsa 00 ,'4.'cir','Sd,tt CHURCH OF CHRIST GrOc',,. U,i 1' (jr,,..-, I - a.-,.- S' 1 c.'. ' Ii iii ,j an 6 QOp m '' that' 5(15001 ?,tonng Worsh.p t Irn-na) API 'ø'P (./sris!s.lI: .'ii'iii PAOLA CHURCH OP CHRIST High,vJ, CS WsI Paul So nn'e, i 1angelsst P i).'. Yai.rr..ng .5 ''%' I va'n.nq ataorvsp 'iOa' 5 i 0 - a, i" '•- '5n5tj4 m ,.jls,I,i I ' ,'IJ m ',,, "xi .V,pi 'jiap 'v',Ih 4,rt,,,p -'S's ,.' 'si, 'I XI , .: Op , J".,, .. -"II al' S C.i, 'WI Cjunh,y C.Iut, .t LinaJwoOd. 'i Ju'.I .o'.I al IflV.r%I.h.. , O-a'd 4 'tar'"'' '4.,iaIrr Pp, '4 ' i's t ,iatt ', ' --- - - ,,,, I I , -', a .'',' .taawrip,wj ROLLING HILL., MOITAVIAN CHURCH Sj,iIando Sprnq Orave Pr.,'m,r Mu-clang - ui. t AS.. '0 I ill'p ,n ,- II lo. Ill 7 000 .y Morn r'g NiliSfip € ,'.rnaj 'Nnn'Jltp 4, )..r'n'. - i" 3 TalE LA'S I MONROE CHAPEL LiemMonro. Oran'. 5Id ' tnr A -'in F 0' 0'l' •' FIRST CHURCH OP CN$1 ST SCIENTIST *01 East Second Slr,.l .EXI)" • - - L.SICP MARY PiNg ret, V'ITIiSIN'f TBRIAN CHUIC a 'uValbu, 'Sve . L .,p "A, 4'fln-,I,', ,..,,,, . -. ,I ...'duly ' THI ' '- II 00 a ipsl. P1od% .4,.,. '1.., '.,,n .uIIdiy ',rtirxi Iii, ' "a , 1,1 ' -. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIM LASH CHRYSLERPLYMOUTH AI'Id Shift iC. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea '.incl Staff UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mcrcer and Staff WILSON EICHELBERGER MORTUARY EuniCt .'L Ot4 .'..\l ER FU RU TU RE CO , mci 'I4ir' .Vr - H'i.i' NA rIONAL I3ANK - THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance a'' If' PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. ' - L D PLANT E INC C1'."ei' Fi-j DEBARYMANOR NURSING - - CONVALESCENT AND REHABILITATION CENTER SENKARIK GLASS &PAINT(O,INC iir'ci Ei' STENSTROM REALTY Ht'r Ser,'r'' CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. IVINN DIXIE SOiE' "l•• ,," DEKLES' t'i.Ael Dek le aild E niploycs 'a i''.'': 0 GULF SERVICE ' L. GREGORYLIJMBER f S,IiTlrd KENTUCKYFRIEDCHICKEN Kentutiky J1ni & Eniployt's ' PUBLIX MARKETS , r'iij t' 7i FOODFAIRSTORES.INC. and E mployes il' t HARRELLd, BEVERLY TRANSMISSION SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO .1hI(ls'"'.,.', I• i 1 i AND t —SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY 4-,,.',, -. I' ,_-(icoler, P oi('%I C'I N.','. 541 I'I,.is St '.'..,)PiAry Saplst Iia'I ASSEMIIL a' OF GOt) BAPTIST ( c'if7-- 'Thf- C.-itscit.enr U.ipla'.t CP'urLI'l ff) 5' , tli%I4 lila) Ca'ntral flapVsI Cftum&ft 1311 ('Vi'. 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Fl.. ••• i',slor 9 4'I,' P11 St,,.,l The The Fantasy Fair l3anaar will be held Nov. 9, at the Holy Cross Episcopal Church parish house, 10 a. m. to S p. in. A luncheon will be served from 11:30 to 1 .30. There will be handiwork, baked goods, White Elephant items, a booth featuring ustides urtade by men of the church, and a cookie and candy store for the children. I (.1'Ir .' ..'. . f ,,t ' - I tls" / ,\1.it\'a' a,'. II. k'" 1I ,',.,a i'r,'.ta'v SrvV't' P n' r (lw ii ,. I ICR Christian Women's F'elluw ship of the Christian Church, 960 Normandy Blvd., Deitona, will hold a rummage sale Nov. 10 from 9 am. to 6. There will be many household items toys, gaines arid tiuldren's clothing. Nov. 16 Is the deadline for reservations for the uld. fashioned Thanksgiving dinner to be held at the church Thursday, Nov. 23 at 1 p.m. , m%l' .' 4)4 i at'ilIyWor'ihIp •',,'ac A It,.,.,' "I' -isV ASSI'IIIIJI'. (it C,(,,t :'I' P1 1-ii OW , vi.'.t' V j h1w a" U . I ' lull ' g((ttt' ' PS p ' .11' I '' ' '.t'P U *40 P F II Al' TI ST CHURCH r , CIty Cominundy Cml,, Oil hwy 41$, I Mum Wist of (10, ,, vention. will present his of the past year during U'I opening session on Thesda) morning. Dr. James I.. Pleitz, who was elected president of the Floridr Baptist Covention during the Tampa meeting of the group last year, will deliver the president's report on Tuesda) morning. The closing session on Thursday will be climaxed b i) message from Governor Heubin Askew. The Florida is a noted governor Presbyterian layman and Sunday school teacher. Florida Baptist leaders meet recently with Governor Aske on petition by the 1971 messengers to the Tampa convention on alcohol problems in Florida. A report on th) meeting is expected during the 7 onO ni ' 1' — ( P p( Ta', 1 0, I .' ' "j ,',,.i' I ' ,,icVlfV ti ft tIER SS'NINO% ISAI'TIST C NORtH Ph 11101)) S'aOItesIr, Av (In, fl'Ii (,n II,, ss t t. iii Y i lIST 01 601) C (It) lIt II *4a''' Sunal'v I I "' rv,nlnu WoaShip Iji I us I'!' . I" It Ofl1 ',%,'.nsPp 5e'n','.cr P''Jl 34114) ser-vIceDr.Huerriswillspeakon "Everi'bcidv Pla)'s The Fool.' Nursery care for pre-scolers is provided. On Saturday, Nov. 4, from 7-9 pin, the Youth Fellowship will have a party with folk dancing in the social ball The youth of the Winter' Park Christian ('hunch will be guest for the evening, arid in December the Sanford YE will go there. At the Weaneaciay rrayer meeting at 7:30 p.m., the (IiSCi*Uiofl Will renter aruunø Conversational Prayer A fellowship period follows. ii 04111 00 1"- ' pL't ": . . I iOn m i IS ii 00 A A IS l 7 lOp Pfl Sunday St hci Moanlr'.q Worthp ' . Pttir ChuIch YrlisnInQ 9 ii A SAtt,*tPi SthOI,I LEAVING HOME IS NO LAUGHING.) MATrER... junior High MYF counselor. ',is't,. A Baptist Student Day is Hall, Seminars will follow in the for scheduled Stetson variou_s departments discussing tten the five-day regular University on Saturday, Nov. academic requirements and session in June. To C: h u rc h Staff l. Activities are planned to vocational opportunities. The reorganii.ational plan beiin at 930 asn. A luncheon with the president convention. will be presented by the Rev. Senior High School students of the university. Dr. John E. Special music during the Dr. W. Scott Bozeman of Tito rieii members of the — from Florida Baptist churches Johns, will be followed by a tour convention will be provided U) Clearwater, chairman of the First United Methodist Church throughout the state have been of the campus. the Stetson University choir. Conference Committee of Sanford staff assumed their invited to tie the guests of the the chorus of Baptist Bible Structure. _____ Gary Meadows, Admissions duties Nov. Rev. Thomas C university for the program. Institute an enand "Truth.': ____ The key agency in the OSteen will serve as &OCistt Director, stated that adBaptist Student Day semble from Mobile, Alabama minister and Mrs. Jams recommended (.-rnember Conference CoUnCil plannel by the Admissions missions and financial aid a Linda, Terwilluiger as pert. on Mimu.slnes, which would Department and the Depan- would be discussed and an time youth director. merit of Church Relations and opportunity given for individual set-ye as the pnmary link "Brother Tom" as he is isfconferences. mu-educe ___ between the Annual Conference _____ fectionately known, is a forri. the three colleges and schools of Stetson University has been and some 700 local churches in pastor of the church. AJt&' . the university in DeLand: supported by the Baptist retiring from the active . / the evaluation, coordination Liberal Arts, Business, and churches of Florida throughout and unplementation of annual Music. mnmrustry in 1968, he served its 89th year history. The school ograms. , / three years as minister of George Painter, director of is the oldest private university The plan also calls istation at First United Churrh Relations at Stetson, in Florida I Methodist Church, Cocoa, and rilacrrnent of most of the stated that the university will one year as administrator of I present boards and corn- provide meals and over-night . I missions with 16 new agencies ASUU) rrns senior citliths accc.znrnodations for the to be called divisions, departhigh rise in Cocoa. visiting high school students. ments or work areas — each Now Rev.O'Steen and Ins h The program-tilled day will with membership in U wife, Ruth are residing at 614 begin with registration and a on Ministries, Magnolia Ave. in Sanford. Still IJSV.U. general assembly in Elizabeth AN FORD Rev. Ken Henr>', director of First Presbyterian anxious to serve others, Rev. ____________________________________________________________________ First Christian Christ, FLOWER SHOP for Outreach O'Steen has volunteered to give ?09 Commercia r headquartered in Littlestown, a portion of his time arid talents The Every Member Canvass David Brantley, a member of Pa., will speak at the 7 u VSfl 172 )I rn Vl.1fl IStT) of p. the Fellowship of Christian service and show slides of at First Presbyterian Church of church and will spend several to the Indians in Sanford will begin Sunday . Athletes and student at atternoons a werk in this Seminole Junior College, will Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. Pat immediately following the 11 a. capacity. iii. worship service. Chicken 1uIPIsIIi_l speak to the youth of Frst Edxmston of the Cas.s&'lberry M.rs.Tt'rwilluger,a riativeuf tnristtan Lnurcn, sanuoru & chch served with the mission dinners will be served, This is Sanford,attenedthethurchand Rusalia, Sunday at 10 am. last summer. especially for those who are to served in many offices in the David is from Baton Rouge, The Women's Society of assist in the drive. The Canvass Methodist Youth fellowship La, where he is active in the ('hristian service will meet will include training and before attending Florida youth work of the Bible Corn'ly at io:o a. m. visiting 13 ut the Welcome \V, :' 'fl Southern College, She married Iliunhty nurcn, a Senior High Fellowship will hostess can make it ca"' following the 9:30 exeitive Jim Terwithger, who also grew He chose Seminole Junior to adjust to your rt'.' CoUege because of the fine board riieeting. Speaker will be Pie in the new fellowship hail up in the church, and they have ". I'? flU 0(110 ip . 00(1 it'..V athletic program offered. flw Shis,s Mary' Elliott, chairman of Sunday at 6 p. in. Mrs. Bert two children. Juiuny, 6, and ______ llollingsworth will prepare the put a :;l' Iii ' 1 UNICEF These will ______ Nancy, 17 mrio. Linda irias taught Junior High's will conduct the food and W. P i Buds Layer, fate! o'.ebag luncheon, . in Bible School, Sunday School, __________ devotional service prior to Pus candidate for superintendent of . eek, and has been a dddress. 's'hooL.s will scak. J Ar T 4rc State Convention th ,trnual t' scIn of I the Florida Baptist State Rl'v )9 I ( n'.'"Mn Mosninu Worsl'ii, ',Att,V d,iy Scr'.' a's Baptists Attend beginning Sunday and continuing through Nov. 12. 11 am. and 7p.m. on Sundays arid 7:30 p.m., week nights.He has conducted many citywide campaigns and church centered Special Session Is ADVENTIST C14(JWCI4 I4,ghwiv 41$ FotetI City, FIo,atIa '.tCc'sh'p '.f'?'a'(e% 1'4lt,. FIRSt AAI'tI%T CHUII('.i 'It Ia' A'..nup tItF SFVFPITI$ OA C. Pt NATION I lffiptu'I 11i I '. Sanford Alliance Church OUR Church.á - What is being rifler-ed to needy men is it empty religion "having the form of godliness, but denying the power thereo1" 2 Tirnc.thy 3S or is it the reality of a life Iransfca-mmg encounter with the person of Jesus Qurist' Is it man's work of persuasion or God's work of power. Let the church show men something real Better stated, let the church show someone real, "Christ in you the hope of glory" The one-day meeting, to be B a pt I s t St U d e n t Day held at Florida Southern aCtj1oans l-7i ________________________________________________ College. i only the fourth Oi I en eo r 'V i The ;ned in affinmng the "hb'er• reformer Martin Luther R GEORGE 'A. Ct'R\ElA. We as women feel t is tin ation of apples." At'. P izthn Mrfter tieclaring they rejected that the church repent of s. NEW YORK AP--The for. inan's traditional inter- ism and Lx' reformed." said the apple." that stoned old re to human sin. got a new, prcthtion' of the Adam and Eve Rev. Barbara W. McCaU , hored place at a worship story. the congregation of Sew York. executive of the tn erviee hie — as the fruit of Roman Catholic. Prcsbvtenan, ited Church Task Force on Wo. Methodut, Episcopal. United men which sponsored the sen. freedom. here. Church women dreamed up Church and arious other bcgan with readings of th otestnt women chanted in the idea, and celeated it. Genesis account of humaniti They also curimuned by sip' unison. We affirm that it does not creation and "fall," the fir,t pnc apple lulce And the apples. tieftnce of God portrave1 h _____________ and ct"rtauily net about OUT' the eating of forbidden (nut selves. We hold that Eve p('i" (Th Eve's inititive. Actua1j the story never menti fai-med the first free act." Ah-woman," SOflieoflC apple" - a mere claboraths added. instead of the usual Ah. of folk lore. 1 is IrJ'i/, li',, i, t'#i r j NOT; TO WPI irilci -, .,.ice '.' , 'npJOn "gal of :OtStiv4jfl 5 W,tflVS5,,.A'S, ''o4m cjn.t. )5$2 N Iul SI "rtt hum (tsarv.'l Il IP5 L-i..tsj ',ut -YauU'.a-, -, PSllTt,,f.J Qiien liabl, T4t'.i0j.,t.,, *4* 'OIl 2511,. VICQ%,I* 'uannQte HaRm -.". Far,I P,,,,,(*?Ag ('sortPs if Lisjw.aisi 0U11 QU'ap4 ?411,(fl(lt ?72.I ccJg,;ar', ', MI a'v, Huur'aq's'a (ih'.efl.'s, Qap'. i-till t........ 'luonOoqQ 4iIam,, ('s'.:tn. 141)1 5. "blflturaJ CQngi,itii'. ON JV4iQi.,' , "a N 61's 51 TI',q ipp *l'cn,. 214 I 4-,.., ,. ', 5',, ,, I. n . - ., , ., ','s, - a'- - �r rkJy, Pkv.3, ihc, SinkirtJ frrnkl 12 4 ' P4 9—The Sanf ord Herald Homecoming Friday. Nov. 3. 1Q77 Time Only Second At Showalter S Unbeaten Saints Seek 7th Win TO W P40* "no" - Greyhounds upon Favorites 'Rare ' Istibtil . brought about by the stout get both phases of their of. Greyhaunds defense. He calls Stakes, Mikc Hawkins, CLas the "signals" for the defense Phillips. Terry Travis. Mike defense Arid the defense was fensive attack working ii they and has done a superb job all Tennyson, Phil Fader, Den able to rise to the occasion at-c In ac-ore against the It S been a 'rarc week for sason long. Craft and Tom Rac'chus when the Trojans were Seminoles. This means Con. the l.vman Grevhounds. Another standout on the Offensively in the last tWo mounting a threat. Three times stantific will have to keep the They se been working In defensive unit is junior Glenn games the top ric'rforrnaers the Trojans were thwarted Sanford defense honest with preparation fat- their game with John inside the 1xr.an 20 bs' the a fe passes. If he can do it the Hill, the tall, lanky defensive have been halfbacks Sanford Seminole and doing so end who makes tackles all over Hounds will have a much easier MIt4'he1l, Al Cleveland, Torn Greyhound defense. under the position of being time opening the bales for the field. Hill has perhaps as Gooch and Steve Clark; Sanford Seminole does favorite fc the enest.. much range as any defensive quarterback Rob C.nnst.antine; hs'e two running backi the (lark, Mitchell, Cleveland, and V. ithout a doubt it a a position player in the state. He covers a flankers Matt Leslie and Torn caliber of the Evans duo of fullback Mike Massey. strange to the Greytmunds If not it could be a long lot of territory despite the fact Gooch and end Rod Dawling. Thomas Whitles and Larry well as their coaching staff. he often charging mitt the During their upset victory florsey but they do have several unpleasant evening for the Who for onis the second time enerns backfield oser t'sanc last sscek the stun can cause trouble if per home folks stho will be filling 1 season must keep thC I snian field tonight for the C,rcs hounds were able to take rnitted to roam Amonf, the other defensise Lyman gridders informed as to crntrst !fl ;i(tv;,flt:ice (.! t!NiL5 st.ar- x*rc Mike White, Rlar '\nd the Hounds wsll hove the dangers of being the fa s ante Gtting a team prepared B's HERK' CUSH Hersid Sports Writer engaq 0UI% SPt , DetI id; Ot' 1 Sri ir re nt ' e Al u Cla,m '4 ' 's C i P ' 1 . . .. - . / - i " - b.,, .' ,, . - '' :;-. '' ,.,, - - - _; I ' - . ' -...... - i4 - ".' (ujtiIni hoi,,e sifter ii teugh, r inilini' five 111)4' rI,n11 trip, the S:,itit' %'ill bring their highly viiiititril uiiil VIIIIItI ',,rvil i'ff.'nqivr tnsutiin' iritci play for ltHnl Inns For the Finch thtiii' 51f)I i' thi' encn'c oh$'I'r iii Se;lt.'IIItN'r II niithiltii',, t)o S:ihritq' sire unit" siwi'siitin' thIn ) . (c . '-" '. ' .. ' ' - -j1 1rII5 ' - . " - a '" '\ 1) J1"* 1 \L OR Herald Sports Editor ('SitI,IS'1 ills; S5 Will Mc'c . an':!th'r quarter Canton Edge are expected secutive games. back f or the Seminoles, was get the nod at defensive end. In their last outing, the expected to be able to play R.eggie Smith and Hardy will be Thrcn out the ri-cord book.c, Seminoles suffered a respec'tonight, but now his status is at tackles, with Dicke Deas fo-'t the sea.con averages and table lass a the hands of the questionable. playing nose guard. don't even try to figure out the Bishop Moore Hornets, Starting linebackers are Other robabi ct outcome of tonight's tilt bet- Lyman has aL'i,o played Bishop expected to be Freddy Dunn ounin Carhi in c te t' ween the Sanford Seminoles Moore this year, losing 4-' and Jimmy Steffens. Making up , ghi 'i ..er avis a and the Lyman Greyhounds. defensive secondary arc' A pair of juniors arc- expected tsIct'ur the Grvv)I(lunds shç' make the borne folks happs perhaps two to Uiree truntdowns Rut the rivalrs' is there and that means tonight's contest is a tossup and should see the two clubs put forth th1best efforts of the campaign. I if ' :': ,.i:Irp ''" - , on- at halfbacks and Jim (lements and Keith M,'Clam at safeties Follosting tonight's action, year, when the Seminoles were will srt tonight, but Steve Donaid Brawn is cxpeete to brought up start at tight end with Frank the Seminoles will have onl favored to st-in, the game ended Fei'rehL, recently from the junior varsity, is also games remaining on their in a 25-28 tie after the Sloan at split end Making up two Grevimunds made a come- expected 10 get in on the action, the offensive line are Mar- 1972 slate. Next week the Tribe ' When these two teams tangle, te'rtuic king chart's for the tgoiI'(I) at wing anything ran happen. I.ast Seminoles tonight. Brent Can1i games Dick Copeland will for the most part, go with the same lineup that won over Jones and I Evans in the Last two weeks ,,,r,lOT And the key to that "lineup" us the defensive play of the -' --- - - -- - - - ' - ____ - - nab seven points lfl tt'c' last , eight quarters although the cs-si opposition has 1usd the chance in r, IL _________________________ _______ i,.,..,_.,_. __________________________________________________________ ___ k -: \VhI) ('(hUt's 'los'st Ill t hi' pin on I hi' I hiril hulk' . But the War Eagles have Bs GREG SINhAI) The offense showed (lunhig I ht' lina I rutind ol )('I'IS IOIIaV l'h' in uth, inuk'kd h .Joan 'si aors, Ihi' IUthI'tl('V 'S i'iflati - %VS (lilIh.tt ('(I I)V .l1)r(tin 'slarsh I I('IIFI ( ;uvrl ill (If .Juh'(huhi Marsh twlps MrS Maors IntO Ihi' ('Oit the , Errol Estates Lovely ' -- - , .' uators, At Least For Present ________ - . —i i' -- S ' " Gregg WahIic-k, the Lyman all-state candidate who performs from the linebacking position us the leader of the _________ _______ _________ - IL two pros ement as tie roi,eu (lPt week game and connected on Reggie Smith and Alan with a Rug Eight Conference year team by besting Myers their biggest net yardage of the This year the Grevhounds, 4- scirnc key paes. Thus week he It us homecoming night f or guards and Billy Hardy and battle against the Seabeeeze eams which earlier in the year isn 2nd looked much inn3, are definite favorites against has learned mast of the plays Sandcrabs. the OvIedo Lions. They meet had defeated the Iions. Germain at Uwklec However Oviedo does have a proved in every phase of their the Seminoles, I-S Sanford and could play a key role in Next week's contest will be the Astronaut War Eagles in an opened with a win over Oviedo, tonight's game. On defense, Clint Halt and homecoming, with several attempt to capture their second chance to upset the War Eagles attack. But the Lions still had a vast amount of lapses in which they fell into the activities planned, inc-luding win of the year at John Courier after shciwin _________________________________________________ their last rut that had kept them winless the crowning of a Homecoming field in Oviedo at 8 p.m. It s improvement in in their first six meetings this be the first meeting ever bet Queen Mt halftUTiC. ja several games. And tast We('k _&..... lift year. And this is what was The season finale will also be ween these two teams and the Lions were given a big ... - j' . on this week on the orl a Rig Eight Conference game although this is the first year of when thes' defeated the Ocoee practice field md if Osiedo hi' 35hen the Seminoles trek to existence for the V.ar Eagles Cardinals 7-0 for their first ganhc9,, they arc favored over the lions of ttw 'ear. f*Land. II Ti . -- - N - - k' - ,.,. '" :l: t' prtttion in their battle with the Lyman Greyhoiunds tonight at — -- . The Lions are also a very ____ . !(,'o;''f c r,ivois , S I I is r,rnr 9JI. 4 P.n. Rrntdrn 7 Mrnopr fl.ejia I ,arrrn isa cr rnu c,AMF s.r, 1'r.$ fli 1 I I I J'I i'I%P 1 r- , I',ii 1,'' A,?. drnr'j, A'.jt T'r,i A 3 P macca flasida, a nc.n. 15,, SitI art (AP.lF On,t,fi 'ø d .fl I'r,.rit% I Art. jacca, Li', i Ar.I (nrl. • flarijorn S ihacra ha 4 Marijr. r.rmn es. F %i r'jvns., ' Jarritist hsi,klrq Wtisli' \ils,i,ru,l l"sirrsutiit ,l444'r;'t •ffer liii' rhalliri''' th' Saint's' tsi'*t foe, ,'i,,t'iitlirig ( arinal Mooney of Suimacots,, (,ia,Li l(uhy h.ic Poiritell cml l'f'k•S 1U11114' tritihil LX' hhiuit (IIt 'uhirk sit tutu's. ' ' Ifrspite thii'ir a,,. rni record, Ir,nl ouus i,, ,.n r'rm.r,i thvy''i' gut a pretty good team liui'y throw a lot arid we haven't - - E1 '- :" A . •- en t '. - -- -' w.?h beSoT .-..-a. , P GAIM S\ 1111 FL The aerial circusu. v'hiic Auburn Florid is iii ark ed football games the past two sear't ,,ise WM) to a pair of running attacks in this sear s of metlng traditional Southeastern C.onferenc't foes Saturd. Auburn a Tern's Ele) us leading the SEC in per-game rushung with an average of 103.3 yards. Florida's Nat Moore is the best in per-carry gain at 8.3 yards. Henley leads in sc'orng with '" lb WI 0004 use.? C Publ — IN El has tallied 42 in fist ganruc These new stars of the of tense hosteser tuise to shan the isttention with the defense a' clvi 1 PIE ..' Auburn has yielded only 1 yards a game rushing. The Tigers' pass defense appeared weak in early games but (1gb- osi M hrj'- - -' ,- - .- .# , .-. - ' j. ' ...L - " - -- - ., i.'u . - .. t-,, - - ' ' "' - & ~' , "4 ' _, -' ,. _*-..I_ "ui' . . '. -- \'. "' , ' -. . - - - ,-'-, . . ., - . - ' - -"i ..'.' ' __,' ' "'' "i' - . . - I. .• ., , 5. . . . . . ' .. '- t'" - .' - " _:_ .,',,, - - 1u. . - - Ir" ' -. .. ",a -. - - , . '' " '._ -.j -' - ..j !' - -- ,,. - 1"Zt - ' . L.a,ijti .1'. ' . - -' ('1 SeCJS Ofl tfi11 fl - :.- , .'- P10%- C in " . 'tIn','? I Ion miss them, they do have fill-ins that should do a satisfactory jcb. Roth are running backs, Rob Harris and Don Smith. I fl Harris a senior fullback and he broke his hand against Ocoee,,, specualist has earned the sthile Smith a halfback his Coach Dots reports Labelle Bs J RIC'RAR,rJS starting role despite being the torn tendons in his leg as A team that can hurt us a Herald Sports Staff cmallest Patriot on the field team we can t take for granted The Lion offense must look His plas sparkplugs the Pats for some good performances dt an', tune Labelle sets se.eral for- on mans occassions fromsesera)ke pla)erstfthe\ Looking to insure at least a s'- inning season the Lake mations a Pro Set a Shotgun Hammond not big bs most are to score and if the Lions are Brantles Patriots will be and seseral sanations of the standards runs big He has to win Greg Washington arid stomping for win number me Spread formation Thes base a good speed and moses but also Tom Siesert still base to mose ' shows p(mwc- r r n un int, not the ball on the kround fIr an kerandendd'into run tsta Iasses Sa turda) good, 11 .ii,aiflSt iight at I vman Field against 2- routes for a tall strong armed alsta)s found in bo)s much Osiedo sthile John Jackson Labelle a match-up Pats quarterback stho can test the larger must base another good ni.ht Team Co-Captains, fullback at his split end position. Coach Bill Duty says should fine Patriots defensive backGraig Davis and quarterback prove for a good game. field. On defense the Lions '1sifl While about the same size as Dan Ariguilli, who make magic again be led by middle While every game the Patriots play is against older, the Patriots, Labelle's ex- with traps and options, linebacker James Meeks who more experienced boys, the perience, especially on the line, sometimes both carrying the has been the mainstay of the - - ' '. , ' fniibla% i ItsArcq YrPa 1 ',rCrt 1rt 4 .', S S R11 Rast'l.q ,n. i'a,jr., i P.na GaIp throwing lately,'' he said. I I F Ill f,A'hF ri. Oub4S4 I dP-.IeP'O Osrta 2 cern,? Man?or.Ii I Macole F herr' I Arc a Aut,n 5 0' , n,? Mjij,.r pa S Fu' i,rnn ()uLiIa% • a Si I Ill (.APbF Po,ct I I V'rr.c 2 CPu'P'n i'nia I fun Lu'S I Prr Pc,1, o S A ira ha' tonal I 4 Aitun iuIi?0 PM4 I 4' S LOSa. 7 CabAllaro ObI.s SE Vt P4111 (.AM E ts's'ti lip uigziirist tu44i ,iuuh in tin' v. sty of ilfl sierai Sitla('k is the wsiv 11w stint off sin tsp1mns'nt's will lii go Ii, the airluins's 'Ilie plus defensive front tall sv.,ll 111115 (III Il )',O{44I irinity rush, ssnklng 1114' quarterback with little regard for his Iihiysi('.ul or emotional wellbring; 5111(1 In ttic' defensive barkfui'lml, l'rinity puts together a group of hall-hawkers who love to hut and will steal every thing that isn't muukd down, Pt.rI i've Pets I F 'do: PJ'sa 1 Ancj.i mr ra I I • it, Ill I Air a Jo,.. S Art. flanqorn. 6 Ran. Mencha P flflvO Ton' I M4rur LOS. OubIø F I(.P4 To (,AME Five I'r)et% I Pana Au%?,n, 3 i'SI$'(ISIIIY .1 pa Mnolo 144, I Ou,n,?o Ilcn,, 4 Trinity's j44iwer offense, built S Gas? Juan. A Allina Arra Mugurela sirousul Si WistiboflI' T backfield Singl - Si'n P4114TH c,AMF wer as that oilers rugged Pn'r!t I C'uhO, 2 Mactorah. 1 ,t. '.trong a ( ufltuiI)ts'Ilt SIN B', IIF.IH's\ ('1 SIt ill Miss Wlutworth is the toP well as finesse and speed, Is Q.jnfo I Fu'a S Laca 4 juisto. hIi'ralil Sports Writer ('IltlIjX'tt' III an tourney (In tlit' tiutiney winner on ttut' tour with peaking, with h)ig.ynr(lage F [cmi * Caballero i .I'GA circuit, her $12,Ofm&99 In official ear- twrlorituanet's coining from All. SnI Si YEll TO GAME 'Ont% I Aqus?n. 2 Gas?. I 'F',su of the iiiany tournament The lovely hulut's of (LW pro flings. (.'nntroversial Jane Stsut-r I.awrenc'e Cleveland, Pb.,uanla I Garta. S Arra.$ favoritt's, Kath Whitworth uund golf set invaded 1':rrol Estates with second flialock is who sulrt'suty lisus 1,002 yards and S'AnOlO 7 Juan ('tltIl Judy Rankin were thit' final $5281117. Mrs. R;unkin huts on and ssere lIlhhllt'ttiSttt'ly Dubifl ELF VEPITPI GAME 13 T1)'s for the year. 5yn P0Ifltt 1 Rena Lu'S. 2 twosutilt' to get 1111(1 suctIon. phmenting evcr one connectetl $49,183.07 and Miss Burfeindt As ('leveland is to the big Marur Mencea. I AZCa Los.. I They haul SI lji.tii. starting tWit'. $45,958. with th tournsitiwnt sun tilt' gainers, so sire Mike "1i Chucho Mar?oraII S 8aio Muss Wtiutssorthi us the leading beautiful course and the all )"ruln all appearances it Iks Austin and Greg Miles to the Caballero, 6 [qua Pdro. 7 JulilO hihone) winner on the tour this as if isitlu the first and second I Altuna Bas?da round tourney sitlillIsphert'. ixwer runners who can virtually Laca, TWEIF TIl GAME season antI sulthiough she 135*5 not Even after a few practice Ix)s,tiuns art' assured II (lit' destroy any tesiuu that tries to i JulitO AqIifl, I Po,nt t)t't'Il especially strong at the rounds and the Pm-Am (Lit' race for thit' Eve ('mip Challenge AItun4 Caballero I Arra Pedro, I off Cleveland. llst ''key ladies were still bursting with uuriushi during tiit' past hIlOIlthl she series. But there is still sonw Qunto Lu's. S Penn Muque:a 6 the battle for the third week, Mules' 100 plus yards in 14 Macala Juan. 7 [qua EIvr S enthusiasm for those people has tx-en right up among the doubt iii carries proved the "back- Gash Gari?a to tsuki.' h'amht'rs. tier lsu.st Win caitie in who had invited them ('tip payS off to the top fist' breaker'' against a stubborn part in tIlt' furst I .ady Errol GsulI I 'urtlsutlil four weeks ago. money winners on tile tour. ('rent City eleven. The t(lUrn%SilIlCnt t'onitinucs Classic which happens to ix' this' SELECTIONS As with most teams towaruLs a former Mrs. Rankin, tohilmirrow sun(l Sunda' 3511)1 tilt' final stop on the l.sudit's tile season's final half, injuries Pet' Wee champion, is Nati(lflSul Professional (',olf AssoclatlIlIl gals playing the custoinsury have taken a toll sit Trinity I Ero:a Gand. Art. rOflslStu'ntl>' up among the lInks. Adiletl prizes for the Irt'p, but, so far, the cost has Tour flat'da Whether the ladies can leadrrs and was the victor in event in addition to ttie $30000 2 SôI,i B1gOa, Femm,n PedmOS4. been c(Ivered by excellent depth the Iit'ritsige Village Olx?n. Rn hi. maintain their entllusiasnl and sire a $1,000 mink t'mit for the throughout tile Saints' line-up. Marur' JOS*. LSiu Aas?.da. 'File best average in stoke continue their t-ompluncntary gsil sslio gets closest to the pin at [rOe:. B,nqoa Star tackle Alan Johnson, who the third h101e on Sunday and a 3 Rena B,ngoa. Rena Gand. attitude OIiCC hit' play fur pay Play this svaoti belongs to MISS the rest of the searn, Sala 1054 muss begins only remains to be seen. Whiitworth who has averaged new car for anyone who makes may is out with a knee injury and QvnE)o Muguet:a. Manoto The "live" action began this 72.42 strokes per round for 81 a hole.in-one at the 12th link Elonru, Chucho Gar'?a tiefensive backfield ace larry morning when a pair of rounds. Sandra Haynie is during the tourney. 6 Maru,t.PedrO. Altuni LOSa early faces Ilernantlez u emmn Gand' ______________________________________________________________ amateurs, Brenda Bmsudshaw second with a 72.80 average for 7 Aica Jos. Macun 1051, Anges and Pamela Clark took to the 77 round.s and Betty Hurfeinclt is tee fur their 8 a iii. starting thirst at 73.03 and Mrs. Rankin Manolo I .sca. Gas' Juan 'uo,i Oar?. tiflie The rest (II 11w fit'l(I is fourth sit 73.05. Miami Wants ui. it I e 4 Martotell. Lad., Caballero 'l1;is. its little surprise that fIi!l'.. ii ti S h..it slp1u'.Ir'. ti' be . ABUt T TO MAKE the - stop on an opposing team s runner is Jimmy Elmonds, left of the Bulldogs. The Bulldogs captured their flag '' S S well as several other key guards. Torn Wheeler and offense lose the game after a size. Duty, whose biggest prob1en players. Vernon Prevatt; tackles, Bob turnover deep in Oviedo The Patriots st-ill be returning Cira and Mart)- Williams with territory. huts been fielding a big enough line to make room for his to the fray after a week off, a Greg Hooper seeing action; Last week the defense put on 10 Ganit.. Gash. Juan -'r:':. 9. ii Marur MaccIt., Bavo C ,ib4lleno. JulIo Laca 17 Altufl4 Caballero, Manolo I an JulIO AijuSt 0 _______ i..., .,. r'------ - - "' base made the big plays on de'- 1101 Auburn will be favored to whip Florida fur the sixth straight year, but the margin is rxpet'k'd to be about one touchdown in place of the 4(.7 and 6314 thrashirugs of the past two s0 t.rm atI i }V11S. ,. W injuries may pt.ay a big part since both teams are short of experienced depth. l p - SATURDAY MATINEE By JOHN It. SKINNER - - his Patriots and Williams has Coach Duty tar1es; C°uck Coulter and points on the board, which i" Returning 187 pounds of bee! smiling, another of his tackles, Frazier at ends; with wheeler, suiueuung uiey have yet to do, to a once.powerful slot on the Greg Hcioper, a 5-10, 185 pound Tom Hobgood and Davis at the defense will again be calkd line, but decimated by injuries, sophomore who has been filling linebacker slots; Hammond on to keep the Lions in the is tackle Marty Williams, a six- in since Abramson's injury, Franklin at corner backs; asrid game. foot sophomore who was highly strained his ribs during Don Kemp and David Arnett at Being homecoming the tearts rated before his injury. Also practice last week, but he halfbacks, will tonight be performing in expected to play, but possibly should be ready to see action Coulter. Kemp and Franklin, front of a big, festive crowd aril only on defense, is stand-out tomorrow night. defensive starters this week, the Lions would love to win this tackle Andy Abramson, a 5-10, The possibility of another will also see action as back-up one not only to improve their mc' rich got richer in the have an inside track to this title The' 6.AAAA leader is 217 pound freshman monster explosis'e Lake I3rantley win running backs. Ricky Garza record by one but also to send state prep championship since they have played few Bradenton Manatee st-ith 5-I who anchored the Patriots line bonus larger st-iti a healthier and Steve Hargis, offensive the homecoming queen, tier Prep Grid Playoff Picture 'Clearer' Linebacker Bill Newton of Au- the Way of surprises In Last ,,, offensive backfield generaled t ,I.; 'Leggy Kick er'H as Senior Golf To Cudone I . - I l' E ' - - - -- t . . I ''' - ' . , - Principal 'Upset' Mon roe anti ( land this nice' ativantsuge of thc opportunity to string t1 I lien i recent ly U it'ket 5011 st IJPI)e(I l)y ______ Mon rs' I Ia 1-1)01' l%a it Shop hi (I isplay his catch New Fishing Contest 1 0NIGHI Begins November 4th ____ - ' EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT - we a 10-stroke Coral is as o I"'' "" ,, ----------I It' 5511(1 LIlt' l)OIIHII[IN tilt' OS t'.IIIOt)!t' of going unbeaten SLS till' 'cilts ssere that s'ear, but Football IA'agut' tt'suiii has walkt'd tilt' hallowed J)ust)i of ill- ,uldetl, ''In this league, you vuin'uiiility since hut' 1942 Ciii- don't look beyond one OPIX)t'ago Bears. Hut tilt' Mts*iiii 1)oI' mient. phins, currently 70, 551)' Ii 144) Tilt' ('&slts lost their chances of record would be a hollow giiufig sill the' Wily in their suth actiievelil*Mit without a Super lilt' ss Lien the Clevt'luntl Ross I victory. ltrmsss us bawled them a 30-20 It ri all) dot sn I ineati that tb k 4it titsint iiiucii,'' stitI PSISS t'sitt'hing Star Morr5ull, who finds hIhliM'If I I'ssul WsirIicId. "Our objectls'e similar sulusution this season iS to get to the plsuyolfs,'' since' tie lists taken over regular I 'n.al-h I)if1 Shtil5i adituits ho'tl .1,.i , t,,,,, .,.......i t,a i lLlIit' IiiII iIJUIIi IP.'L' VII IL1%', like to have the 14-0 record, but said, ''I don't think anybody's saul, '''liut' vilsil thing is to Will really thinking sitiut it. There's smrlul i-tuaiiipionsiuip 111111 rio talk about it 11w the')' ran look back and set' you (;rit'st', hoping to return from were uribciiteii also.'' a broken right leg before tile 'l'lie Bears won sill 11 of their e'ntl of hit' season, said, 'li'k gaiiti's in 1942, then lost the' ing 5it thie'iii i g5iIiLt's imudis nl• NI-'l. title' contest Ii) WuiShiitlg- willy, SLt' should be able to besut ton. Tilt' unIv other team to go tInt'.'' unbeaten was (tie' 1934 Bears Iftit (;rk- iselded, ''l'iii u with a 13-0 record, but that firm believer anyone can beat (c-soil 111544 lust its tille game', 3O % 4U Oil', itiitt'. I don't cart' hue 11 to tile' New York Giants. ) ou're tilsi lug.'' 'hit' Ikdpiiins are 7-0 with Mars' l"kmiiurug, whit) spent seven 'siIiii-s to go 811(1 sale'ty s's en 'ears ssuth the Green Has' -................... 'ake SI 1E( 'K I E I perch a i't' still Ii umigi'y in I took ( )m'lantlu of 'Ivdt' U icketsofi . - n,.r4v Wrl*,.r ''r" '' '''''" MI AM I I Al' u -- No National '''" . '. game they feel they 4ea.r' .'c . S..n P'rtS I A,i# Jn. 1 44 • irsrrs ISA ) Anqal p jr'* S ii,u r.4nl. 4 At4 Yati flats P Rao fy Slen Cudif Tr1 r.rn. 'a zrr. ' s' mel , Ypa S ArIa 1 An.i 4 Pa F S ''I5 I%,'-1q I Fa,mI% PIf54 M?ti" (,49'4 tJb4Øi FOlIO Ti r,Aa.4c j tj I Area (uS 3 Sagan Fprr e Mar?nrl')l I (abaU.rn 4 Act' F "WV' 3 FQU.4 s j,i'n P,'d,n 1 5am S rr.,,r'n Lesa F ,a tublas ,r i'' r,aMr 3 ArrI P,e?S I PacnI F ncr ha?tnratI I r,,sI A'l.aSt.n 'j,ntn itian S Fcjua Mep,.ri.s Si/Ipi .A'/F I ( I' e$% r'tan .- sa P Pana cahaII., S luh?0 , ' 4 104cr., P.nJrOs4 S Aica Is.. 6 MAri I ACI2Ø? lan,.. 1 Li', 10411 EIGHTH GAME - Dsuie% Fi., Pan?s I CPi'scPmn La(A. I AItt,na Aq,;S?.n, I Gas? .Yia'ifI4 ' "' 4 F Inc' S S A crm i'14n a4.n S,rQl.S P1111TH GAME Poets I Rena. 7 AgAt.n. 3 r,j? 4 GaFta S Muqurnria 4 e,an 1 Maro'n 4 Arra OnubI TEP4TP4 GAME Pi'n'% 1 Oana P,drn, 1 BaiO Aistda I Mfur Atca Laca. S Cnucco C40411V0. A Jul10 M,nrba 7 [qua M4r'0rIi. 4 Aitue4 L ia Do'.OIaS TEnTh GAME Siv'r o'nts I Rena P.dro v v' . '.us. I Sa io Sastda I Azca Laca S Cnucro C94llmc', ) julto Macrca, 7 Eua MartOr 4 Altuna 1054 ELFVFPITH r,A,ME S.'ien Poets I Q,,,nto AuSt C PedrO. I Gash Lu'S I Erlu Caballero, S Al?una Elocni. Manolo MuqueflA 7 Jul '0 Arms Garta '' (,11%ti ,4t I,) $ Q4Jó4 iulótfl Plnrr F 'ga P'ri5 I An.i 5.)Oa 1 barn ins.. 3 LIZ.; Padrrpja 4 ArIa Isa S A ira Ti 4 miy lam. 7 '.rur M.nr1i. 4 aea Mrnrt&eti OoibIas SF II114 GAM F 1 Art. Isa 2 Sm in r ,. Pnt 1 SaIrn Macrca 4 34I'l?fl L illS r.arIi. F AItunA Lara S Tp, . " F C',h'ai LU i 1 P4 PIc (Abail#Y0. 3 - .... • i.. % C.,m,n 14".. 1 Mt,I,ørt4 c.,.n Pets °'' ' cairn ins. I lu 5fIó 4 ACQQI G.rt a A C45 54 Ia 3 Artø aQn4 A av iorr. Arcs io* yar,e. 4 ha S$LC reO" Pms1r%4 e,*i OouN.s '.9 i ;, .flQfl*, d.•,øn e.,nts -i, a' i Y4r..rI ; A(,, P'.1r ana har4 ,5 - , isnçn .mn ChrnII.ri 4 Ae.ti 4r'q S Lnta Pft44 I Far'4 Z.,rre Aria 7 4' 44 'f 54-en •actr?'A Pren. has? C p4 r.AMF Drujl',ieS .ea Lii's I I P.riq 4,?,'n,,.It barr., 511 F'va pf 4flfli91 III I r.,s' Ai,stn I Ar.i S r,as,s A,ste U ,9t4 I F 'i-a 'rnr'rn, ulnlln '-.lt,Quer'A , •.s4,'lnIfl A yr,r; 1,1(4, AiPitnhl Maee9 F ya Qijejin I isIs # cM 'A A(4 Prts I ira / ?arrA ins. hayI%Zarra. 1)1'' i a i M*()? I I'1A L511 ' 4,411rinr.Ii. .1 lt,r,l II r,r5 Padr 13 QulnIti) Ac3UStlfl, anami rta, Arra iU4 -..si..c o,,nm.j Fm' F gm Pn,rmts I Arr ara I par, Yannin Aus?,n. £uovr. I u,n,?n i,,,ir Amtu M141u0r,4 S Gte' Ram 4IP4 T,-q 'AMF Sclms P,nIs I Churn. I 'S4r'nrM$ Qian,tn I Qu'a 3 J,jii?fl 4 Laii 7 C ,sh4lIA(5. I F rlti Sinqis IFP1H GAME Pints I Aqi,stIn. I MIsiIuørla rt i J,j 3 astl S Ar, ." ENGINE CLEANING At - AARONl AMOCO Onufli ELF1FNT f.AME P.n?% 1 M.ne4 Mr"W.II I P,(t)O4%t Rdra. S hayn Ln. ' Cab,,iI.ri I Auhtica Lara I julIo t.as ' jet a1her ;er jmre c h ny French Avø., Sanford Ph. 322-962 1 Al?t;n4 Lii') 2 — - - - - SE LEC lIONS r I I I P ace Zarre I ArtC Pedroal 2 Angel Pedrosa, B.IyO Aarq'. Ante 1054 .varur Gand'. Rena '1:4. 1 : tart, I Rena Caoalleco. A,?. Elor5.1vO LJC4 S Ama Mathorell. Mraio Ga )u4n A Alca Caballifo. iuI,to G.,r CcuchO LU'S I oamra Pe.Iroi ' Savo Tn L'iZu 8enqo Gun'' .isv Muguersa i CNUChO Lad Garta. ManoIQ. Agustfl 10 Atca L4c.I. Pine Pedro. JUI"o ,4 'c II Gas?' Lu S Yalc % 3'."' I E*jis'a Caballero . - ' , SATURDAY NIGH' Doo-' Fi$Ic..'.ME Ponli I I lu JOSC 1 .r drr4 T' 3 S4.1 6isgo4 4 cmn .$it 'I' Angel Pedro-s, s Rena Gard' I Macu' Doubles SECOP4D .JYE 1 Angel tarn Salin Sai', Via 3 Aid enqo4 I I ,,'r" " S Ton ',.i"i , Ptdrcs.i 5?,i I ' ' -' I 0431 GAME - DOtibhis Se'." Po.nt I L i:u T'ii . 2 P eec tarn.' 3 1 arm n JO%e I Ar?i PedrOsI Angel Bgo1. A Maruo Via lbarra Gand I Sal. Battda ' --------------------------------_____________________________________________ '' the defensive backfield on something to be very happy 'I In District 3-AAAA Winter wind up with enough points to points. And in 8-AAAA its Coral 1, 185 pound sophomore, should and powered by fullback Graig __________________________ be'' Simmn.is and aldetsack Dave Park and Gainesville continued win the District 3-AAAA title Gables with 6-1 and 54 points. see plenty of action at the allDavis with flanking roles filled Beck missed must of the week's Trinity Prep continues to important tackle position and in by speedy' Rick Gans* and but are expected to unbeaten and are sharing the and advance into the state co,i. 'practice point lead in this section. Both playoffs, dominate the District 3-A race the added exposure be's had powerful Jeff Hammond. _______________________________________ Among the other top teams in with its perfect 6-0 mark and 60 there will give turn a starting Florida goes without tackle have 7-0 records and 58 points Garza, who started tht' season a defensive h;,rkfs'lr.j thus far However, the Parkers this district race, none of which points. But close behind are nod on the offensive squad. Krus Anderson, monster man /r: have a chance to make the Sarasota Cardinal Mooney with 'Alvin Butler and center Joe are Edgewater with 38 5-0 and Tampa Temple Heights, WO Sh-ppard But quarterback Dairut, Evans aiid Lviriuri With .l, both with O points. Truilt) vid Buwden has had two weeks ,e. 34 points and Daytona Mainland and Mooney have a date next In to ret-over from a leg thjur's. with 30 points. Sanford week in a game that should Semmoleht'ldsdowntjwceiler decidethedistricl upset of Mississippi two weeks I In the Class 1-A race in this district, having only four ago. The Gatori were idle last nell Apalachicoia, Tallahassee API— pointS off its 1-6 record. 1' PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING I Saturday. PINEHURST, N 11W District 1-AAAA leader is FAMU, Bristol-Liberty County pJ,,çNTATION KEY. Fia ian' sslfl i.h.os Up f'l'.'ww l.)ickc said Auburn "has ADMISSION SALCONY SOc Cudonc, l'ahlahassee Leon with a 7 und Greenville all have Philip publicity about Muss thon, Ke) played sound fundwrwntal foot- Mrs. new RESERVE SEATS lSc to $2.50 — SAP) ball and has been very impres- tournament veteran from mark arid 64 points. In District marks and SOpoints. In 2-A its Pretty football place- West Mary Immaculate High _________ Theresa Dion's S c kicker sis'e against a difficoit ICIWII- Myrtle Beach, S. C., has won 2-AAAA its Jacksonville Raities Branford, 6-0-1, leading with 1 7 -y e a r -o I d hi o u 1 '5 LADIES FREE __________ the North and South Women's with 70 points from its 7.0 mark points. And the District 4-A sc1u1ed appearance on Coral , ule. In District 4-AAAA Vero leader is Miami Westininlster Shores High School's gniron placekicker. She ii the only girl Seniors Golf Championship for _____ on a varsity football team in 1P7 Auburn Coach Ralph Jordan MATIP4IES—Mon..THUR$..SAT. Beach Is the current leader with with a 6-i mark and 64) points. Saturday night has pot )'e&S. four calls Florida the most wi- the third ttiTI tfl (1 ) Oviedo is no longer at the OPPOW3g5tho01'1Prü1Palth1 provedteaminthcconference. ralippedtoaneiglit-over- 6opointsanda6-1 mark. But NEW RALCONF ARIA Allen said he saw no quick ESCALATOR 6 ELIVATOI Auburn Conies into the game par 12 in Thursday's closing two challengers are pushing bottom of the District S-AAA "What's going to happen here solution to a problem only one A,.C.I141,...4 with a 6-I record arid ranking as round but wound up the 54-hole hard with defending state standings after their victory 3000 The.fr, Typ. leaf. — Club tour- champ Fort Pierce Central and user Ocoee last week. Jones Satw-day night should never day away but added: No. 11 in the fUitUn. Unranked ApI. P.,ki.q •'Never let it be said that Eau Galhie both, 6-0 in with 46 and Cocoa, both with 0-7 marks happen to a school with bleacha, - Florida has gone into each of its nanient with a total of 105 USAIVATIOWI - Cal )O$/$3$.4fl) points and unbeaten Merritt alutti. ti celler. The era that seat only 500 people," donut welcome any citizen with rd°g CAfe,. tO AM.) five &lZflCS the WUUung by School admission money In his hot Island u6.Oi basing 4! points. leaderlsunbeatenNewSlflltna Shores High UMDU 31 ADMITTID comes to this one with a 3-2 -I in District 5-AAAA its Tampa Beach 47-0) with 46 points. Top principal Roger Allen said little hand There's plenty of She recently won her fifth 'record. room, it's just that there aren't Ocala Vanguard Thursday. consecutive U, S. Golf Associ- Robinson, 6-1 and Tampa King challenger 01 Each team tu only enough seats." sharing the point lead with 60. with a 4-2-1 mark and 4a points. He estimated as many 3,atlon women's seniors title, In eonleruw.'e piy I .-..,.t,,i,,.I I)r.. I- - It would be possible for the Pompano Beach and South play. " Iii. SmInt will t new pn'itinns during 'hn if all prrw'eeds ircnrr1Ing tn • 1'fiflity 4('fip!, sting mi' wøight !II fl thP ljne frr f the r't ewn, ain added experience and ttr valuable performers (ni. fitir play. Frnn nnw on, fnr 'I.SaInts, each game is a tn the State hnipinnhIp . field, reports the return of two serious work to remake a and the split end slot is set for allowing Ocoee only 66 total Florida State last week. continue this week at Ft. Mellon Park tomorrow Florida's defensive statistics __________________________________________________________________________________ key tackles to the playing roster forward wall that has seen Steve Hargis. yards and forcing the Cardinals and expects their presence in some pretty rough days. are mediocre but, coach Doug Defensively, the Patriots will into three turnovers But unless AND r .- • - until one gets hit and the other has txen the defense that has gallops off toting the pigskin gotten most of the attention make the V. ushbone T work from the lion fans this sear as Starting on the offensise line the) has e kept Os iedo ii , -. . - teams that hase oserpowered sisitors into a tough team to thCni due to size and strength stop Dots is also concerned about Against Labelle the Pats will again face experience but both stopping their halfback Willie n;,rnert !h.rn s!;,r!ln! • r - - (thers whn have gained a gs'w'wl eye from ('narh.s Ruby. Curtis Keen and John Tuhh are rlrlg h9cs Kenny WtrMf. practice efforts that have •'' c,,pn n,rsj,I. çq'q PnIni 1 i'iini'ries ioniuig (III 1444111'- - "e C rprr';'ni!c alone starting in plate of the injiun."nl tiipp and ,lohnson. 'l'he roaches are high on t,'ith boys fnir their Rufui Van ryke, r'.A Tt•williger, and e'.' Greg Grk Orlando Seminole Jai Alai Entries Nl , , I Lyman H ih Stadium ')l cklerinn t,iqtrkt Ill at the state playShining flfl thP CICfCnIVC riff, will have a tt('flg starting well a nffrnv. rnntingent tn meet (atdinal team, a tfiflf1sIT(1 qt,in(l-r,t play, i S1'-nc'y. nrk tnt Red" Austin, 14nt, Ilnwbver. if rwl,icl s-'all tnt it, most of his terri'ratily injUr4'l rieGanahl and Paul RiildIn, a werful y, list ran tie reartivated at a Inn of rangy, whn synother rpp'sttinn rntinri rnrmnent's tri'tIrC, gaining ternp! .Arrntrling to Seniors Hill Stevens ann Roberts, defensive the caches thea. three are Steve linebacker or end and nffenive "aur".fire" rMl.ge prospecta tackle rqpertIvely will be just for their defensive wrrk ', I more qiti) i'1ii''ti'il all iilonit, 'trini! ha'.'' efforts ,l,'fn',cIvi t ihi'vi'hiiiit'il ml'' ii stint ,I !isirtlhiittuig ,tiinilpd t-ri'% iov ho hut,' the Ihi's, (if even giving up first downs and 'li'lighit iii balltuiwking fii,,shle 'I I-'. which you are cited, iiit.'st ill Winter t'itk' ut R P ________ - . ' t;I l, Iwa lt,.r Field S:,tiirckiv . Of Last Year npa ready. And without a doubt the problem is compounded when a ) a ih rrt ct the Trinity hurt, in) ur'l sirut re qt I ng' ltt c'fflpq sirriunvl dat lineman J(ik L.app, wh, will tie rpdting an injured leg i,,sei' anil t,nkflehl ui eq qnnrtertiark St,ve Sauin ;iril halfback Walt Merguin will qie little t no a'tirt, In an effriyt to avrijcl rr'iri)ury to healing tini,Ises and pulled niusd4's ii t, tu,(tiq ,,f resting Mi itisiny s?nrterq wnirks, foarh Ruby, huirking toward a tough c'iiin riwrt rarsi viitertainc wiu-tiun&try AiliriirnI t'sirtngiit, 1tJ)1'( 'IIIt ) I, III til.' Salntc Is .E"' t,rnkrn nllnrtn )(PWt.ft)flhIP I rinitv I flHI I'rep, rurrently IIfIMtIIIg . .' rpti,einpnt tt'k q.'aq'pn with ii Ilrrnld Sputt RIRfI I 1116111 J ItI( l!ltl)S tI ___________ ________________ -- -- , )9!1-- ) ( stiiI ticklt' stitiji sit larry turtle11, lii,,Iils;t'r '1 till' ness 115111 speckled perth us Monroe I iarllmr, Iii". SttifiOUIit't'tl bkuy 4 antI innNos't'iillwr fishing contest will be held starting ning through December 17. will be awarded at 5 p. In. on the lust clay of the Prizes tourney for the tliret' luurge'st 1wt'k cuuughut. All .'ntrles 1111151 be righiell in sit the bait 51101) bl'twe'en (tic hours of 7 a. iii. arid 6p. vu. during the torut*'st. The r, w bait shaj) feature's a complete line of live bait and fishing tackle and is convenient to the City Isle boat ramiips - I licK ,ruIt'rsoli 515 flSKt'Ii ii gsl- ing unix-uteri wits Li goal of (lie l)i;iyers. ''I really think 1101,'' he reiilie'tI. ''The itmilediate goal IS 'aiker', itt- fIlls' lsII) i1l out t*s option amid jtiinuiig tiut' I hulpiuns in 1970, Iik('mle'ul tilt' 1 )lI)tlili' ss iniiing attitude to the' I'uuckers antI saul Iurospeh.'t of going to get In the playoff gamiies. urlkult'ni ''iiit'tliiS ii lot to nit'.'' Winning them all in regular But tie added, "I'miu looking season is really meaningless forward to playing in niy fourth unless you win theni (play- Super Bowl. (lff ) .'' ''That's the end of ttit' road, Qusirtt'rbat'k Earl Morrall, hue Super liossl,'' said I"Iemiumlg. l)it'ketI li on wuts'eta frUmlitlal- ''Al Green Bay, that's what ss hltiiure tills season, stepped in for injured Johnny Unilas and Ie'tI 11w ('oIls to u 13-1 season in always played for—tht' big gunut's," or J' 0r S BL S F'iH)l TAX ASSESSOR 11ot)t1 ,Iut' i.; rt'e'll iii t tie III It'II S iS 5.' t.'tl it' ii 4tO Lk'.i i h_c'. IltItitt'(l UhiJit' tlliit' thanl JII S lla en in National t"ootball Green's 8.! I It'aguut- histor t'j sOils got ti 1'iilit s 03 ('I L u ii t o 1972 ul 1u35 ed h*iii to hr euk the' Ni"L. receII'd Pt t' I'i tul S i(1(ik ht'ld t.I gait t' LIt S,,uii L)it'gt' amId L l.tltu Gi t't'n also leads act I'. " N ,.utioiiuI Football Cunicu elite k urkt'i in putit ung as e' t .t ss liii 42 9 s'artis per btxmt 7 YRS. APPRAISAL EXPERIENCE '5) . - EXPERIENCED aS - 5 a a - • 4 YRS, ASSISTANT ASSESSOR DEDICATED a • QUALIFIED - a l)t'it' ('itit'I1i :'srt' %'OU tw'ini. .,t'e'ci\ t'd Iltmii to Uttict'' II so, s he ssht'n ( )ppezicnit .s hi' he as .\E . ' R E'fl.' H 'R Ft.E' t'LJ deceiving vtu with the rt'st ot hi out d*tcd titt.'rncitt' ('IiE&'K l'IIK 'A(i'S '' '-I then VO'l'L' tot- TERRY GOEMBEL TAX ASSISSOR dlr:tavk REPUBLICAN Pd. Pul, Adv. by Bill Suber, Campaign Tr*a. y',9c.L.. ( �6B-Th Sanford Herald P4IIYs I'OINTIIIS - ,~_ 1. , : - :- ~.I -- ___ ;=- -, - ~.Ifm _ - - - . % .T; -- M ~~_ Z - '' Z - 0 L - r V. I dSli' - -- _______ ;.;, .- . - :,:_ - - _ -- i 'fr ~ Ai __ - - - :: . ~ - - to gt't rkI of tree suit v:l' !r;',i,at we h' all treel t'ats ain TIi.v ki'pt ltri ititii .iiit arotliol the uili:es Wheit liii' gtI' was tist we had to trim or mind lit' St titUPS I ctai liii pouring liIet Ii OH the tunlf)s Ii) ki'i'Ii ttit'tti ft ititi cit out ing aitul I li. started to hilt s v t iiulil st.ut t to pit k tip litoct ph i (it, \Iti i fl1' titi' 't'iml)'. ii IS I itnipli It Is rolls (I ,Iflql I .., 1)11% the limit to ucs (or thk put p i:vn ll it h1 Sale, I ' thiiuir:l, it takes I line, it is r:t tat WIlI'tl ViOl tan rover rs (f \Ifl ' i bolt s ith - a nd Onti watch the ra Tablehopping - - P 9 - Food And Fun For Diners - - 1's\ fills the bill fir sear Friday. from 11 a rn. to 8 pm. liere you uill be .served quality foods, at the most da5 s , ...... \ special is served with adjoining lounge the ins lUng itht r entrees Featured also Service is prompt during all IlOI'SL (W . , It STE.N at Sanford's plush HOLIDAY 11011 - - c I . I V. 4 41111111MI11, I to 100, 4 s N_ . ~ 1. * . 14 o- . facilitio- serves breakfast. lunche,onand dinner and is the - LAKE..\10NI10E INN needs no Introduction. hent superb & * * * s svAt. (XIII) tuti 'd continuess to pa k s_rn re 974t kg- : . - 2 - - faSt that tltt popular spo t 32 ~ - - - - Ii _ lured tile coveted Lzolden spoon ass ird tells the entire - -- - - -- ' story. Complete dinners are served until I :3t1 am. arul --741411111 - given winners of Sunday WORRY CLINIC School Fall Roundup contest p in. Mtulern country music 1.FS.S 'und its hlRt' fills Inc bill Tuesday throw h '~-iltirday. .from 8:30 1) ill. Illitil I iu \t tion is the stord * * * stet h tile 11 popul, prut s. intl s_1f it ni cers tu in i refined atmosphere. high- By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. last Sunday. One of winners, rooms %4rith - = , Bflu .4 C ) . wC pastor. Rev. Kenneth Holt I are chosso saith helicopter But it's her own kind that infuriate her! So analyze - II 17 ...ii,oft I S, is se i- .. na i to C? 0 1 i%. It- 11' 4. ~ --it #* - .. , __ ,r ---N I . 0 W,..&R1Alh. THOMPSOt ti, #I' .J t WjfR GIOGL A film for the whole family, filmed entirety in the Swiss 1ps .. I .. * .'. • . - 4u 5S.4 e - - t( . . BEGINNING SUNDAY Special Return Engagement 2- Shows Daily?:30-7:45 P. M. Our Regular Price , . . it. to t-\ol\e the present dig. nitv and respeet, I)lus flitleg'Al prott-ution and tilt, dical care, Nlvhich modern women enjoy? _~o \vhat van Is'e gaill b\ tr.Nroio'#c sc FILU Som cot 1-92 11111114 - 71hakatre - ____ Drive-in . Ilie normal I'vinale, if -.ht, is IX)tll Awsicaliv . and uIllotlollallv , prefers a 2. liu'althy. FRI. AND SAT. 3 a Is nuide unter their %vatihrootm! is Your Lucky No). All Color 'LIN I A 111.1%, thils be 'unliberaft-d' but,I prefcr Ili%- present 7 00 1 YUR I No, 3 - 10:SO XJST1l HOFFI1AN st rotig . - freaks or 'ill tiettil Ili psyclilatric help?" LIBBERS WOMEN'S . 3 IN THS , CLUL ill sthat s "Dr. Cr.mnt PICTURE 1~ baths share inen's clubroolins or 3AWARDS . itt iii kiiitrit i' .I 1:1 I( Isis that Inally of (hut Ti S .1 ) H. rs lirvt. '. Silo', SaVs she has been told lli;jt I t'III;I\- Ile it midseason It-placeillent but it would Ile : .. " 8:30 P m tit 2a m , Tues thru Slit TUE S & All it To . "~,".1 ' 6 * " about the problem. their ea'k. childli(xXi. drunken father rout i nely (11(1 (hildr( ii nm s - I'd emotional rcc,oil (,it tliv 1),irt of lit% oo,outilt daughters. rs sil)l%- air wases,' she says ''The publit. otll\ which is a \ery. lopical filin. %oldhoSe husband is if POW and it is based on tile real sloiies of sv%eral stich women .16out it\.(. Kathy says it's an antiwar months of nest shots s a star And fol IIS ii001's. It's* ter- irid in a n s f eeli st rs sti- ongly anti-this-war At;~ rible It means ()tit- working parently the Defense Depart- season on T\ is onis fist "lortills long " film mania to "liberate- all mod ern voif-imetilI last minuts_ rest rstd the in lit more precise about it holding (flit for two changes selves arid refused that perin their contract with the mission. E% en a tern-age sexual as- producers during the next ,,,,,o, ,off", 4"" ," 01 4""""t t""""`* 4"""'i~ 4""" sault I)v sorne hnital at. contract no-Itzolations. I I tacker. Illav Ilkewitte Inal,tw First %%flold he ill delliall I I ,a,( I .11 wioill to obtain on terons tha*1 it would no belated rv%enge oil tilt- (-ItUnger be oo'conoillicallit, feastire nuile sex %ia the (iirretit Bill &Betty's Restaurant 1 "Illoch Illont-N, tilt lesidt .., such wotlu* W urns_n s Lib inos one nt r& runs T h would price ' And lesbians. who Int-fer )iOhIlOSt'ttl,iI union with their strike back at ill(- hatt-d (,I)- i.i )t1 be cheape 1 . OPE N 10 A. M. - SPECIAL I 1 MEAT A A J 109 7 C, V Q p. 2 Hi Balls- OC I ~ :I_~, 4 W84 SEAFOOD UNDER 15 Dinners ~ HOUSE # $1 95 ! includes baked potato or Frencn Fries tossed saud ) theory was lhat if there was f...ir spaden liver yntir two it del"unse Ili beat ,I contract lie wolild find it. ,%like had a lot of to "It.(Is. ,padvs What (to you (to Ilm%' 1k 9)1 nul this kitir' of Iii mnts pope) P0 Box 419 Radio Cit7 - I' jli%t it) - ~.kl I riotoriti's and get their P'5 susiminii1itauns sk t tuiiilt tie Ii ", ~ I'd 1 hur~ .I I tit f- ri & S.It II 10 i in II '11 3 k I ti ii k (tilt kIt in ike tlit in p" lt ' . it-ir -t ontr it ted 5(15511411 DELMONICO $ 1 2S I ,A Is hed re ton lust 1)1 di ham. tl NOW SHOWING Ii!TI_ ennie J r Sun Sat - Highlands 1: 30 normal desire for a • heir, but got a girl hab stead, the little girl felt .. - P. 11Y --- -- .A I. . A . PLUS tentrai air. hoot. wall to wooil rriipnr 1 (irpetng,enclo%edarage RANGE A?4() RErR,GLRATOR .LuD(D All ans are tuoa ALL HOMES %odded in front, s4ef, and 15 it of fear V Ord Truly an OutillilInd ng nt"A hurvir buy on today's market, mvrry, Won*1 Lost' '21,900 Directional suns to 710 IMBEIVIS & G11,11:0 . INC_ REALTORS SANTA French Sanfr ilk,k _r ~,, A0 If I• - :.. 5281 11 a m -- Spm I Phone 322-9798 2511 Sanford Ave. 1 -f- this -- ii a. HAMMERSMITH, ' . . - I N ^ 00 y --" AT ITS p . FINES '- ' ' - ' demanding masculitivi titatitIt out I i 1_1" -t . . ': ' 't , ,-,I- 4 1 ;_ " y AI - - 1, - - 7-77 A 'He. ,icr LIL-r) RA 1I -- I t • I I W - 7 • - " ri-----. . / '' ' /•_ ' 7 f/ 1 , . ' .1 ' - , : i ~_ = 1-Y -, ,W,r,A?P'I,4-J(_J 14E 't' \ #1 _ I t, I - - r''t - I I . .~__" , 1. ~ . I U! U Ii;Iii-/ ~ ,/ , I by Crooks & Lawrence CAPTAIN EASY ,-EPE -'- s, :'L. `,4i:'k, - -`- ", fu tore 11 ~J 1W •4 r 0 - _. . ~ ~ A ~6 li~ . S U N DAY - .4. 01\ answers ou need in handling I 41D I ~ - J ; come out of a state and can now live more fruitfully. Show ,,( 1 1 1 1 4' . - .N ~- .1 -_ I 404_.,~~, 't 44 friends and associates and get fine results. I)ctn't put off important work awaiting your attention. Take health treatments during your spite little ; I , . if a,, tv - - . ~ .. .4. ) AND -:5CH(:)r_~..., M.fo,,, Cii~ -r.etZE J-4,kvE I -TV -30 5ci-CcUs'? I -.1 - - •'t U -- • '•i-• BLON DIE ... • - - ,~ I ~~ - -_ - :: - t '.4 ' , .' - -_ - - -_ . .I - --- - .1 -_ . .V • I7 11 - - -_ , i If V ~ VJW CC T~4c=g~ HA'.r-. = I sE 'oiorAop--~5 ? Ao~,-D G EiZV45 ~ . F~ / ,A,st C) F-'*.Noil. N E # AND - - F4_-'~;71 L_~ I I ., 1. ,~ LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Living the Golden Rule I I. .1 - i / . 1. ~( ~', N, 16,11,4 ", 4%._-.000 T X - .11 , ~ ~\ VIR ;O (Aug. 22 to Sept 22) Be sure to handle important correspondence early in the day Do some work on hobbies you like. Avoid one who has disappointed you in the past and t ,'.'.- f - "., / ----I. .11 - I - - - I by Dick Cavalli ~1 ~i . _,~,,r. ftI p"' -i ) - LIFE CCLILD BE 60 PERFCC171 EXCZ-FIr... SI00N CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Plan ime time for tile amusements you Uc with those who are congenial Put those creative Ideas you h.ive to work. I:inc benefits ,:.in ~orne front this Show that you have wisdom. -----)(LL ir "-" WINTHROP (1LMINI (May 21 to June 21) You can now please good "~~ _,,NtlL ''-f t.Ac ', I -1 -1Ill.. -4 - A4 11 1~ - ~ -11 I I ,i el C ---,., ~.-.___z I- I - -_ .r ii( _~ m', ' - qliI 1________1 / "_ . I'AURUS (Apr 20 to ,%fay 20) Discuss your Ideas with associates and them make mutual plans (or the future ou are able to handle a public duty easily now. Show that you appreciate what others are doing for you. .. - . .M 62r= W02E~ ~~tR r_440C-0. L. _•\ Lr Show more kindness to Al. II 'I %04 i. 1.110, . 1 . Bell Howr,IIa b I\ ", .11 11111`d~, Ask, r) -%- . ___ 5wbeAt,l I, Sr:pom =jpr_ ft~=~,l 6olitii& OAS2-7 I ir, fFf.! ~%,r 1 j210--o ,Am? TROaAC44 TH I- I,o`ACA7->!:. - working Study philosophical life. Live the ,oaf , / k SGT. STRIPES ... FOREVER floll-Ni-RAL TENDLNCIFS, Search deeply for I ( .^ ", J1,0 I ~1 f. I ,- ./ : 1, . . CL I- li e**** I I e_ WN, I*-- All L .- rI) I \: '. 1% i _t t 1 -~~__ - 'ontrol temper early in life, Upon maturity your prngeny %ill be anxious to go to work to gain the success .ind prominence that is pos,sible in tills chart r ' - - ..~ . If- YOUR CHILD Is BORN IODAY tic or she will I,fone of itiosc energetic people who likes to do favors for othrr-, anti should be given a fine education so that your youngiter will become a force for lite good in the world Teach 1,) ' 4 -., jio -_J - 0 - il - . L b- - ViE WE,%R OUR i,,4 A,R L-0~,*--- 1111- • -4. I 1'' 0 .. 4_1~; i ,~* ~ -,~ , - .: . ;., ~ J -it_'_ l• TO , 1- r I - I !.~ '1 i7f'\fv /~.,~; ' ~ ~ ,.A __ __ i V "-i I Hi ,..Ill t hot 115 k Ill I -. •''i tJ . .A~ I _ 1 ' • -- ,, j • ' - ~ #I 7 - / -( by Bowers & Schwar ' influential person .trill get lite backing you need for icin A circless reniark by ,I newcomer needs studying You Profit by it lie wise. . .4 , - t' L'. 14 i r __ - IN 1 1 goflti rCJSUfl I 1)151. I I ii Avoid arguments -. "' /' _ -. I 1 --, I I JlISCI:S (I:cb. 20 to Atlar. 20) Ilandle your obligations early ind thcri you Lin take a little trip to oblain informitinn fnr -i I - / -- %..,. ___J ____ - • r (.6,/ Ar I i M I'. . .4. ,A;,,'E- ALWAr~o T;r/1,N#G 1r) OA~,';[_E I 1A - . - -1 _ _ "I - * - I - it I - ______________________________________ by Chic Voung -,-an 14.,&*To 711toll , HAMMMMIM OXT 11111ST A(TRISS _.... ,~,:') ..? it 6~0)i - - Weekend SS.00 Weekdays U-00 After 4 p.m. $2.00 RE - S ii TAU MU RANT & GOLDLN SPOON AWARD 4 12 MAYF IILJ honatod. 138-3265 ..t. -, ' 5 ; i: r1u:I1sdt1*iL'u hv ::: tile head .t I'. t'i.in 1.sto, 4fl Ah 6 ",oQJ1 ll - . r ( "' -) . I - -_ - .' *% , . r 41.~ Ift - - a I I I I , 20 19 -- -- __________ - - - r r - 26 27 _____________ ______________ ~F - _______ __________________ 41 I--- __)111 , --- 4;:~~r~") - - %.- , "If-IL otif; _ \ ' PEAE ET iE .N , _~~ " 11 - - 1. it I- : I . - i '-' \ - ) 1 1.3 ,-. 11 4 I - - THE PHANTOM It - ' ' ~- I . - - oy L.e F.1I1s_ mud sv Barry - lie or she st ill LI: one of those fascinittris young people who has a most inquisitive mind Give only limited information about whatever is asked. and thus lot your child do the Investigating necessary to acquire data desired and knowledge wanted. Ideal chart (of profession% that need much study and deep It. 'tOUR (11lL1) IS [tURN Lt)L)A's' • lk , . t ~:~ , :0-k - - )Tt Wt-% 5PtA9o,IEA0--o I ~ ~1, k.'.' , 1, N, , Ict KA Z W 9 - CRA , •5R'4 eEPI' ", VLWY To lv-%~ t - ----- --- • - - rkltA A46 L't.' - I' t ~1_ .- "- - . & % Of, • •- L -011111-60 1 success in almost anything. - ".. I \ U - , AIR -_ Sanford 51 your life is lAt9cly up tu YOU! Carroll Righter'& Individual Forecast liot your align for 0-- ~ !I. O.-L-3 " 41 i sAt. ..' . - _l, .. and harining person - - - ~ I I .~ "--'-- ' ~. I I ki~, k N - I L , l eas tonight ' I I I - - - . ")'E I _ - I'E' -fiI 7 ) -. r 1 - -_ ' COUNTRY CLUIS PH.322-2531 T I,---- - I mutt Walker r.iX bigwigs iind get their advice Stud), all the cletaili of A trip You are plAnnmS in the future Show others thAt )OU Ate A kind - I'- _A. ) -"--- friends today. Don't start an argument. it ' BEETLE RAILE*y today and get good advice on ways to solve your picruinal problems You hate to maintain harmony when with gosxI unfluentrat person Take . ~\ ( ~ ___~ I -_ , 11.1 I AQUARIUS JJAn 21 it) Feb IQ) It's important you handle civic inAtters well %ithwh can put you in the joc-J graces of Vofir community Talk the future over with a wise and 14 - i orlolf ~ - ' -' ~ dr #1 ( ',NJ , k> I 7 - '.- _ __ are assisting ),off to get ahead SAGIVIARIUS lNov . 12 to Dec. 21) Sonic meditation upon how to make your life more affluent and happy is wise now I a inoic optimistic outlook towAzd life. , 2VVV3r1 . SIL1100. I - I - - _ 3 - - Part AtTPi.M I I '- SERVING COMPLETE DINNER'S UNTIL I .30 ANO 1w;iitI1 l , : I':it.,I.l.• tour I " I'1..&- 3 I lit %;, I. I 00 (APR IWR 4 (Dec 2210 Jan 20) taLk with a wise friend thr 44 - --- facto ('11,190 - Plan To Have Your Next 1_~ CENTRAL FLORIDA1 OLDEST - Sl.us.-r IlloulitA111% 42 A llt)%% ancilItir ililaile 43 Stvp tit tilt- ill 2'rho-4 'I'and.d Cocktail Lounge I e - 17 Titim.fer 1141,11age , 'I MallserVillit . I_J I'll-, v 44 ..,.I Ili% 5j5 till a . 30 ~ - , ~- I GREEN FEES MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE . - more altrictive perum and then to after your persocintil wishes with virn .and vigor. C0111PIC11C Any tasks with those %%h 3M w ithdraw. :t " I. .To Nevatia its, .1 t1.ah's. lit ide at Silly 1. . N -. coo , II'f°'' :"o , Path ithil ) stilt I., -_ I all(I - IL Beautifully Designed Golf Course .k, "i I. . . ' (9 I I ~, . GOLF ' I flUabeth INIor Rdkid Burton Peter Winov ~- ; I ot shots - fl,i'A CIS : .11.1 21 Gut a I I I 1 It ('tub ' s" (M 0 , I ./ 'r ' Sc()Kl'K) (Oct.21 to N ov.21) 1)o whatever will make y ou 0 1.1 Yt)tl 11.6%, 18 Illove to i-olk : 0, STAaTS TODAY I,iitv'itAI •U iii- pssdiiatrus (OUflS(litiiZ' Midn' hISho 11:110 I $ - - i'll~*Llqlotl0l:li',F--Io(ol-*I:Jol: -1 in alt- - 11 Art d-t i. 14 From iltinks - -_ r51 i), . 121\111111C ii i tra ill. . $_- - THE BADGE GUYS S to O ct - - I 'Y o u want to base more LIBRA (Sept to spend without going into debt, so pl.in how to increase income through the right outlets. Consult with experts. but avoid those who waste your time. , L .\I l l,l l rt,ulov Mccu% s And'sht- ha" a Ili, %% ollf, IN sill"ke, iltink hard li( mllr.or rn,ently io(stra t*t*etn If 92 anti . Many other Plate I Specials to choose f rom I she has he[ ' Janus in Nive York . tt lie ii h `( )R D lirsurrto%re thorse BRANDNEVV 3 Bedroom, 1 1 ; both homes. Cot, ~ 508 ricstot ctirrunal ond nvt, is ovt. . 11l N (](lilt. t%loo ' I'Viection"' atmosphete and 01 %; entire tuak' sex for their stt-tilitv or di\orces. k(I flit-%, strike back- at all males In, chainji,ioning their on came. And in mans famili es wlittre papa showed his 441ali iiut te long sillut. run oul of -s, and no%% Lake ibIr, ,-. i 141-1,1 .1 111 I II 5tis the Blanks Fill _ . particul3fly with kin and good friends is important no% Making your home more charming and comfortable is WISe Evening is best spent at home h mate. __ I , balld\%- avoll tiirt-s it; timot,spalitit-rs or oil II loiniiirro" but Ills double 4)f four spatles .1 Ili- Michelob Aot,%iier Send Sl for JACOBY MOURN book -. (~ stort devotion to mate You have been too unrelenting in the past. )tlSifl( 'iS doubles. on * be difihi' (iambIc that there was Illat if you (Ildn't Moore thsin fine loser. theill Ilieto could get away TODAV'S QUIE-STION with a lilt* of over-biddini! Instead of biddiniz three clubs, A st-cond part of Nlil~v's your partner hai junipt4l to a .u.I two sec onds, .iiir( .-. chowder. and be free of 34 Yw]. "imth, lildd IIIIIAK862 VA2 05 AAKS62 What (to still (11) 11% [till six clullm Vour part- X v'ol,IT #~, -I --II~d. ` to'-,~ '•.•. ,I I , , . . -- , , •./'. is..' 11 where your career is concerned, so do that early and then you confuwd , I I'd, -, . . , .J ~ ~I P ~ .4 I .4 or 1-~ii ; - '.~ ;, ., A .I - t~ \ ( CAPRICORN (Dcc. 22 to Jan 20) You have to like action _Or ' t 0 P 1 146 , allid 00kvd over duinim for or cole %law, hush puppies and our delicious conch Most Cocktails 75 ass , - , i Larry Lew,i ,_ ,J ~~ --- the satisfacto llw,s - ' '' ) Ilk(- was ;fit active hidder i DAY 1A b~' , IfJ r('/j1\flf I - - tile various projects upon which you have been the principles upon which your religious and 2=1 =beliefs are based, and best suits your progress in Golden Rule. The bidding has beell: %%,r%t North t:a%t South ARIES (Star. 21 to Apr. 19) You are able to pt ht .i good pt is one thilw, 11' . It.I r o if if (I I 93 7 and hasn't p1 isul siliti - ( iriulir perarunil probtemna well iNIWSPAPIR tHTIRPRISt ASSN ) is ,I hand Illayed about .10 \- cars itgo West Gottlieb, onk, of tha t .--.early day, Nlike - would still - EVERYDAYIS A SP " P- / r 1 others are saying. e ogia . ien lie led p P ()pt-iiing lead - - V K DII . litire . _ . , . - h''iss I , it I ( )I appteti,ite your thoughtfulnets [A%ten Larefully to what many plas t'rs ss outd s1tcru fits' a stirs trum I Irsik tht "utulit i 'V . ! Country - Western Music OC -I -iii last \turt IV 0 DANCING EVERY TUES., FRI., SAT. 9 P.M. fil 2 A.M. I Served 11 a.m. - 8 P.m. posite si-s via Vs oiiu'ii s lab. letlipt to force a clause ForSome others. )sowes t-r, bidding a show to be rerun Mike ruffed .trill cashed tile lifeen of trunips for the tliir(( , defensive trick. South was able to ruff One small club Ili dunlilly 1)' It had Ili lose lite other one to 1-:ast's jack. V Ill 7 3 * Jr,52 4 .1 Ill of s 1; S01,711 % est Hwy 17-92 831-9321 I Mile South Big Tree, Longwood Owned & Operated By A I Bill & Betty Hart i A5 tut I Vulnerable 0 r to make ne%% shows That. at least is the idea Second would be to at FAST 16) rut ni did btcatist' thts fit st g,i\e permission to shout al 20 vears later, its a Ing taking two sleps, or. to in Florida and then. at flit- %% E-ST (D) 4i K (I a V A KJ4 2 # K q to 7 46 2 I, I - I. 1 ,2~ (7;~Ji)_" ' I-,.(, I . hf( d t LI ' ki oh tfuint)S 5(111th took ace ,fit( ed tile ace arid king of clubs. )81 I ) 1 3 .! ") ., to taIls Nivanwhille. she hat, just fill. ished -i movie ''Limbo.- (i trot.-cled bv .%I a r k Robson. - ,. w ould be brought in sporadi 151.5115 1it Tflit (11 IL 1,'1 rt Actors Guild ot-fent ad%ocate% of \k'onlell's curientl\ considering %olhat . 11.1\ sti m.canone Kallifo , of psychiatric tratillia ill ill(. . Nolan. %%till hat. bvell (in the SAG board for sef,eral p loit. * years. puts on her best union It Inav v\en go back into ,ni a n It e r when she talks 5Q C Uneorkd Ladu's Enough.? always ;I fast 1dayer and a two-S'econd stilly was if real hiln. huddle :1 N01011 i I `7 1 I-r-0t J .I -. . .,. , -' I ' to .tit Do You Double I , ; I i _* I ~' M r lli~, T. . 4 -1 i PRISCILLA'S POP 1 2 it) Dcc. 2 1 ) Take care of tholir SM11 I I ARIVS (Nov . problems that have come tip with good friends they will hilts .~ . I nv Ii Study whatever a StORI't( I (Oct 1.1 to 0 1,111111tir. yoio ,,fill Loine tip with the right ArlrAcr, I lie C"rning is l'.t liii tht sosiat title of life Be in the comp .my (II uut'nI.itS t)ll really like WIN AT BRIDGE :7 where tti,eaction Is— I different fruin what we saw till flit- alr - ZI i I,A _____ CHARCOAL STEAKS & SEAFOOD Owned & Operated by Tony & Loulse Constantino 17 92 on Lake Monroe. Sanford 322 312!_J I Hwy (Ili- childi- vii W f- DINING ROOM OPE N 4 p m hI 11 p m Daily .sunimer rerons- till\% stai I The pilot %%,its full of charshowing Ilp of) 11he Schedule acters - too many [lilt. as Ili Ihe spring and last into, ss t t t .inel it it 5511110111 elms icti oils (cut u tots .6-11 Modern Country Music by BRUCE and LES 0 'r It,I- %, ' N i g ht Out, the pilot of tt huh "i0 Aiown not too long ago. I I0I.IXW()()D- iN E At :\rI\b(ld% %%ht) has if ,IA SO knilws filat tile Iertin scio, 11, kvel)s\%dwilling (-%I-,-I \ ll;il IIS(.(llonger Ill hol, (,iill(,* \ var (I :, for s it 101 5 55)) I I, "' ____________________________________________ ii cuJI_,/Z_O.Q 9J I ~n ) his stilt . is to Ile gaincool thereby" "PersonallNo% I don't cart- to 8:40 ACADEMY slit es_I at It had Ito ottla"lle flit- 111(t warst fill hand so I used the elat'llu top (morn an oIiI pair iii panty hose', This hand was alri'ativ the correct sille alld ,00tork- ed perfuctly As this clastic- is not so striuni it is more' comnlortahis' and strt'tcliahite than . 7 Getting Longer For m,onit-ii 1)rt4t-r to Ill. ill chainot-if flit, latter .lit, forged bv Cupid! ) - lAbbers think \%-omen are cn- pennitted to D MecCoiO No. No 2 At in' mobs arid Stiett r des? , - . .I In nc,A oticirmi --plendor...7lic mo-4 n1aplikeni plorlurr mrf! r. 4 11 I 111110 96111 111 4"4101A ,* *11111, oivi s4Tri' (1 l(h(BI I st") Avards Ing P-'Ills Mid t- AsNel- olv dishl-s I clinsider this if forin of paper polluli,in ,%IIJS If W . , . ill-11 Illaking some lolig, Ilia% liallis I AR LOUNGE OPEN DAIL't INCLUDINt-ttVIN k - Its I)1 h ki i l Of Rerun Season Is -_ N,l irate It has taken cit thiz4ition at east 10 000 Iyears, hsasn t Ak '' / ~~ ~.. I , IU'TIt \\N c'Yfl I - ____ fl YOu 111 ~( I 1 by '': L JI J I I () (July 22 to Aug 21 ) You t ,tit get erfandot done early t ike tare of (,tltla md ends in the borne ilandle important 5(111 1 l ••jQ$ S ES:A_ ; ;Iq ;:A14- , -- or ippr ir in r L - C,, _1 (\5 hive anti put it in operation Ott s '.45 ) k aiLh up on your work at home, although it's fifesome, but it h to be done Gel the kinkc out rut that special talent you iSept f A t1MINI (May 11 to June 21) The morning Ia fine for pItatiraL)le hobblea I ater attend to that pile of work that a isl,jilmg you. You are highly laterite(] and can accomphih a g reat de a l now lie eI1i lent tj j /, S' T 'A • o' TE 'diy 'OP lmpre; ittoclaie' with your that are ituiportant Impru r more liv'rahIr impression till 4.1 S sstiuu tiLlitIs 'Iuit ill tlnisi p spits on their products I lit ;it-(- oil stiss u's simiks and t'Vs'ti on I tie bottoms of irs- -- S efficiency, then thoicuss with thern ways for increased production in tile future If you wofk At a measured get fine result% mill improve Your health, I lIU . I to _'~f .1~1 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS %here money matters ,ire concerned I'vening is fine for tasting with relatives you enjoy Operate on a sound budget so uu ire not too e It ttivagant .. 39 L i . t ., \ ' ______________ VII(GO lAug . 1. 1 to Sept . 1 2) You mutt not take any risks It IS* ill (if), how hil: lilt, 114- 111 is or till%%, Inuch hille Is ri qiliru iI to niaku it I ss ituiki re .ills appreciate ________________________________________________________________________ / probliltin. ' 'But, I)r. Cranc," slitburst out, "it is against Ili%, (yNtoo-n sex that I ani nio;t a11 gry. "For m-liat do those '11i'll'onien's 1.ib advoeatt-s expect by i*r , . I 260 be of kotwellobloill Ii Case 7Ws con"rity... Thr"S4MT1 and luncheon is served lAtlKtt (Apr i() ,r^, /' *\ I ( ) 1. ~ / t.\ sensible ruitierc waiting . A lilt Ill Ili-Illf- ask flit- ill make filings for thein - trill tilttill(I it, 1).,I ~ ,ol. hut w,IIII llift to tell 1111,111 'how 1111101'", I low witmilil yiii go about st ttin' tIi liii ge slut itiakini knitti it md ro( lit ti ii i this 'iii I .1" lube ilits. t.ihti t It li hi ttIuI e,ots . rh thu 5015 slut t to, StIs it the III 11(11 ml t ist host Ii mitt some' ails Isu' Ile __ / ~ ' r,~ _, ~ - / AKII S (Mar it to Apr Iii) tiac tact In trying to find out what k expected of you by associates 1 hen, make aure you do ire ru the duties thin urguse over petty DEAlt -A - Pii )23 IIO 1J1 counseling to relieve the scars from earlier emotional trauma! Torrid rominces would also help! .7 - 30 - 9:00 Sal 110-3:00-4:30 6:00 onupui - (1%,4' .1 Until (.1 4I K Al. I I UI) 1 N( Ifs nii,I.aftern,ion it eern itillicult to get the full Lotq'rrat ion of others tine moat everyone ii thinking of petaonal achievementa that will bring more auccela The reat of the afternoon and evening are cplendkl for taking time to btiiI(t up a new aaurant e of your ahilitlea thing% ,, 5 md Polly's Problem Srr%rd I I X A V f-I 2 30 P 46A the symptoms of females , is as log just islit s -I'UI I _______________ country and western . 11 , ~.o ___ Fl,~yd Enterprises Theittres I, pack tern in !llonday throuizh Celia Is Irate about sex! - ill times and it 11 winberships are available. SPECIAL music On Tuesday, Friday and Saturdav nights. 11... cocktail hour is between S.7 p.m. daily RESTAURANT continues to - a If - , Ilut i ii s I shs rs_ Till I)U\\ B1OT1IFR.S txiw out & It otne t Drill it hole lit the othillill, pilur lit ([if- reinmer :fit(! to,( st,i tid for I hru s it ks an d II '.t Ill make thu slum lrohis till flit, %%;I% to 11he roolt.+ Then pour till flit, literoifieni- anti light. I'lils dovs not produce if flalliv but if simildering fire and takes 0irvot fir four mooth% lit colopictf.1% burii imaN, tSi iii sjit or I We Still Have Our F. uturtd in tile plush I.imp. lighter I eungt' and dining iiii.l. cannot nyrs iInsint Is good I oiise lip iii flit, fire ,,(.. * * * .: $ is NIAYFAIR COUNTRY c I.J-1 It. which everybody Central Florida's t F II I u 'n d u Illost 1) itre -it cour in (fir tile most Choice morsels from Neptun e's kingdoill. 4 %lullip t; and Ilial It RE A DERS - The blesirli trvsitun'nt for stusinpa DEAR . ti.i s oltiest and finest steak boost adds a cosmopolitin huist h to Lbs tot .tt st t ne ----- •.. 1. .. The h:ills and cocktails art, priced ', such Suchhurtiliigh Oj. n seve n hs s * * * ----I !4 * * * hours. sde1 st for that private tile .. fore settilig firl. Io Monday through Friday, front right anti children's plates are ll a.m. to, 2 p-m 1,,rv~illfo rvdiwed. prices around I DE AR I ( )I .1 \ and Mi s .1 ( Iii get t iii of t ni' st limps juiuit coal itil on liii in ,intl 'in a stilt d ay. st t liii to them . I Thev w ill I)III-11 deep lilt(' lilt, Killund I'lain salt all;o kills , - -. 111. 4., there is 114) (Ile oldillancv Ill \f)tlr low?) he. , / c others have partially toilvil Who.,, 14 - ' r -) _'\ '~ cut tlit'.ti ,lt1flhIt tWit I QAV $4 SATURDAY Aft ) t AP V POLLY (1111AIN1111 ,f Aft IlAt N ) iioio , 6 60 IllllIIH 1 I R\ \J? 14 - -i . Ili (":: I{(1I(Ier' s' \ui "I -M i 14. ___ /F' i/i ' by V. T. Hnmlir, ____ ALLEY OOP "' / - rhe Sanford Hprarj Friday, Nov. 3, 1972 I '**, ! 1%.- . ~ L �nI Ih Editorial r Hig/itiglits v i's . i on "Have Gun. Will Sell" When Lamont comes home late one I. FRIDAY : cc EVENING (2) T 7C AFTERNOON Tell the (2) Around the World n Days ta) Archie () Funky Phantom 17:30 (2) Talking Gola n! (5) Taan I:W (2) Crafts with Katy 17:00 Truth () Truth or Ciseuen c') Dr Who This it Your -; - •.i - - tt) What's My Line? c'i Circus San () x II) SOfU1Y and C!*I (9) Brady Bunch Bandstand 7-00 (2) 1aran Theatre () (5) Wide World (2) The L4the OP ci Partridge Family Gho' St ) Mov.eS c) R OOffI 222 I of Sporfl i:00 (a) This Is No Slum £:3(1 (a) Survival Music 5:00 (2) o Football (6) 530 (2) Urulamed Wa 6:00 (2) (6) News EVENING 'X (2) LIFO (5' ,le C:) (a) Giabetrotteru Yogi Bear E:Do (2) Underdog 1 Bugs Bunny H R Pufnstul 1 33 (2) Jtfso 5:30 geo ge Stli1.JLt' • r 5 Pilillono 241-3431 ORLANDO. flORIDA 33 East ROBIEOW • -- .. — mo!t HoundCats • - - • (Mike) . - r - _______________ TV SERVICE : 30 (2) Barkleys CALL MILLERS PH. 322-0352 2615 Orlando Dr. (17 92) iir alab 7C7 (6) Fi,nts$ones _____ COUNTY COMMISSION VOTE TO RE-ELECT DIST P CT DE ' - - DEM. a " :, C., C.—.-- 11' '.a,.'.' 'f' - uk Thil-, vill the pre0denti,111 fir( well ,I I I rent,I I he eves, of voters. this mi ist not toe it t the t1 xitenst' of a large percentage turn-out of and and ever amendment Tuiestlay! of experience Wild the can hope to tiiit the ______ ____________ _____________ Your Local Democrat*lc Team Presidential Nixon Managing - McGovern Vs. differs from 1968 in one very obvious poin t : Nobody is holding out till,loo,"Ihillity of the outantut' t)Ctflg thrown Into the Ihuru' t'I I*'prt'-.*'utittvt's 'Iiui is the always possililt', it htihst tinprntflht)Ie. result of it ('b)'al' ru-e. 'l)te polls, uniformly, it in varying sl)rI'it(ls, indicate that l>rt'sIdt'tst Nixon can't lose. Nit wily. lint in list' bark of everybody's uusinul Is the sobering n'emury iii 1948, wlu'tu Trutusa is unuleralog Harrys' nipped his way past 'l'oiui And 1 2 Compare the candidates, and we're sure that you It is with great pride that the Seminole County dividual basis. It is made up of your friends and that you live in Seminole County. It's your Democratic Party takes this opportunity to neighbors, individua Is who think and live as you Democratic team that is concerned with be"er will feel as we do. Our local Democratic Team is present to you our slate of local Democratic Candidates. Each candidate is qualified, experi- do.Considerabie emphasis is always placed on national politics, with local issues and can- schools for your children, better highways for your safety, better land use programs, lower ad- the best tearr Vote Tuesday, November 7th, for experience, kowIedge and dedication to good didalles lost in the shuff le. valorem taxes, cWtiter air and water, and yes, government. Vote for your local Democratic even the pot-holes in your street. Team! enced, and knowledgeable about giving you good government. government. May we emphasize that your local office holders are the ones that effect you directly, every day In addition, this team belongs to you on an I" local ii ,ollillibia 'lliv winner needs 270 '1 q-xaq. 2ri. MassachumAts. 14; out Missouri. 12; Vlrylnla 12; 'nin 11 arut 'vttr'I,trif1 20 i ha;i;i'uu tlat? ;,Irhirit', up of that total of 538 It - , COUNTY State Attorney 181h Judicial Circuit 3 . - IUCWIIII - 20 WA yogi—mail LU MUtt Dflh$I P .111 1 - GENERAL . ' '. o, County Commissioner District Three 0 S - CII - •.- __________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____ ______________ _____ _____________________________ _______________________________________________ I __________ I I ________ _____ I , - , I I J 4 S Representative in Congress I One ------------' is a member of the Associated Press which is - - -- -- -- - - - - - - ONLY PRECINCTS 1 3 15 77 77 75 II- I I' JO Dens' State Representative Representative in Congress II LL PRECINCTS EXCE P' 747A9 1013141920 2426?9)O37333'-J53 A , ALL. PRECINCTS Commissioner. Florida 410 74111111 4 pIt v ' . . Sheriff 1 5' - Cp7 Niws N. are 538 electoral votes up for ___________________________ ____ - - - ______ _________-- _, rillaenient. with the iame terms. a year ago fir four year is probably to be ecn.'ete.t in the furor if the last tia' ') political campaign rhat does not excuse it, haaw.•er It lb.' low ,"! a'tiveresI by either side in a prt'tt': tOW c:irflpaia -. - -a World ,6 Russians Dream ' Real "American ii We have only to recall just where wi' were tow ".11' ago to begun to appreciate the magnitud.' uf what ha: Wnii accoraphsheil More than half a million American ,tikiiu'r we're on rhoat Vietnam More than •1(),I) hail stied and scores it new names were a.lutt'ui t the casualt li:1t' every Yet nothing jt'ni"il to have been accomplished Tb.' enemy was as strung anti teterminett ,is ever, our ally h.- weak and a', far from self-siitTit:ienrv as ever se..trn".t .ibsolit.'(v no solution Richard Nuxein entered otfice. he nail tour alti': natiyes in Vietnam 1k could continue things a.s the' were be could lciunca '. By JOHN I'INKKR%IAN Editor, Copley Neses Service Today, unfortunately, this country has an abnormally excessive number of detractors- sophisticated cynics who I will long remember an interview way back then when I L5ktMI him what he credited most (or his success in vincung the skeptics of the value of large, multiengine aircraft and helicopters. "it's my country, too Sikorsky was scoff at what some of us call the Great American Dream. lzen in IT-18 tuituralized an American Cit' 'these people should have known Igor lvanovicti Sikorsky, a refugee from Soviet communism and an American many years ahead of his time, both as cm aviation engineer and as a philosopher. Sikorsky died Oct. 26 at the ci. of unlimited opportunity for creativity in the United States there is no limit to what a man can do if he U-icc hard sa This was a true mar k of the man's humility young reporter I had tried several tunes without success to a There is the - " -curtly - conscious factory. Fmjlly. I wai Sikorsky will lx' unveiled in the l9bby of the' bronze bust Stratford plant. Speakers will extoll Sikorsky 's engineering genius, concentrating on huts invention of the helicopter, However, this re porter who knew Sikorsky well back in the 1930s can't help taut hope that the speakers also will reca ll the true nature ot the man along with his material ac('U1111) stsment.s. lie fled his native Russia when the Bolsheviks took over in 1919, and he never forgot what America gave him—freedom and opportunity. of that Sikorsky predicted someday there would be huge an- planes flying around the world. How Big' "Eights tons or more," tie said. I talked later with other aircraft people .snd U.Smtlitarv men. Eighty-ton passenger planes " Ridiculous, they said "That guy's a dreamer, "one so-called "expert" scoffed. Who was right" Today there are Boeing 747c flying around the world with ease, and fully loaded they weigh pounds — 355 tons. - he t- olifil withdr.r,-6 all-out war against North America from the war as quickly as possible and lea' -,it to luck a,id the jm'ruv if the. i,.uin the' South Viethaniernttnits or he could begin a grattual withdrawal nuts eating with a graduai turning 'uver ill it.s own i.'feris.' - Seth Vietnam thiraL-trurneeiiate withdrawa l r ml-olit have been popular for a time Bill hud the Prs--,i American public dent taken this course, ?tit' atTie people' who are charaZu: .1 liar i- ar's to make peace him with wj.?an StCJtI be dainniit tu rn u',r 'lwtraing 11 :ruallmirn Seuaa - - I Di State Representative 34th District County Commissioner ONLY PRECINCTS? c-ie District Orw _______ ________ KEN I'AfltI('I BEHRI'S WORLD - _______ p' ( Winter Springs N,iilC y Etooth 112 6/iS O'.k'.'n CoiorrdCoun,nunitv Pill oard - N jj~ J,jr 1/1 District Three !IATIA WAY (Deni) Dn MISSOURI BELLE SWOF'FORD ( Dem /1 Classroom Problems For Teachers By K ENNII J. RABBEN Copley News 5cr-vice Li: Mathteu' 349 205 IDem) ' - iuuq hood -. Chuluota A J. M. "MIKE" OBERT J. PEARSON , "•' -, JOhN F. POLK 'a'- '' i ,'ihe' ''' N 11,, - t , Education Notebook , i'.ki # Deltona DeBary - ' low (;F;RALI) "JERRY" LEWIS Ole TERMS ..- Guid,'iirud Fa',tb,00h hrrry T,InqicAitiotJ District T )3 14 19 20242629 Xl 37 33 3435 i5 Public Service Commission Putt I it is Path I Istate's 'le'ar (.ikp Foucst City District School Board , L STATE 5 "('AMI" BItl'('F; tDem 33rd District E'MOUI( BENSON t,iema lLI. GUNTER caitt.'rflats's in the ir 'iae a he Vietnam war if the coming at last it peace. ir,t:t'rtaifl and imperfect as it is likely to not the heinning of a miwh-neeticd period ut hi'aling bat was lflStt'a'I the cause of c o n I fl a 1 division aiTi.i \ It would be the height ol irony it the ending .il long .. 'I i the killing and she' dying did not redound to the credit a the man responsible for this achievement but Ifl$tt'1111 .'r'ed It) increase the peculiar and deep-seated dtstr'i'a me people seem to hay., of him I'he claim that the President could have secured a peat I! •.ui't dp 'ROY R.-V L'rt Fifth Congressional District ALLPRECINCTSEXCEPT ' 3 15 22 27 75 -- P _______________________________________________________ AIt,ununN' Sgir usgs BILL ('HAPPELL 0--l-I J Herald Area Correspondents 17th District Opinion I It wits that day. standing in the cold in TrUITIbUll. Conn . Sundays except Saturday. ' Man's A Vietnam Peace k Nixon's eace ___________________ it will be in the nature of it memorial observance, anti a - - • '.' sort of a ('onununist agent' However. when I told him all I was seeking was a brief interview after several futile tries with cunspan public relations people, he laughed . "Oh, what's the matter with them anyway," he said. "Sure, what do you want to know" Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Stale S.raiir riced now an realms beyond poiitics ucty, for all ill ills, is founded on many kinds rust in ordinary day-to-day living 'Fri break these honit ra hing. forward to a March tliiy before his death and was looking 1973, golden anniversary-SO sears since the day he established a uuuluenglne airplane factory on a l.ong Island chicken farm. 'there will be a celebration next March all the caine, but ' Fourth Congressional District ':" he ii one thing while in fact he is another" Some of thi peciaI. v1('iflnS kind of human corruption is being pr:i.' as he drove home. Hes"med startled when I trailed hirn into driveway . jumped out and ran to his car Was I saline his 0 CONGRESSIONAL 'SSIM6 near the factory entrance and followed eight miles after him The Herald entitled exclusively to the use for reproduction of all the local news printed in this newspaper I - , tention it might have receivetj on other (Lays. Sikorsky. although. nearly blind from glaut'oina. wa in (lie his office at the Stratford, ('nan, plant bearing his name - JIM ':' ' I I - -. / as a result, Sikorsky's death didn't get the newspaper at- Publi a Dens' De. w:) - tile liopular vote, but beat 11attling for high office are heing victimized. in 1%2, 11, .- ircumctances whose origins they cannot really know But the damage can he far more sweeping than that If such practice's should h.'.'rime really common, they odd .i1n'' The y will mu' t h.' kept t&, the p.'ilitic.il s'ry wide disruption and distnrtii" ciAI&bty Iowan .1 many kinds of human relationships 'Xho in such a world would want to trust the mails, voice on the telephone, or the man who conies sayin I be paid in advance. No part of any material, news or advertising of this edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner without written permission of the publisher of The Herald. Any Individual or firm responsible for such reproduction will be considered as infringing on The Herald's copyright and will be held liable for damage under the law Itti)'' LAYER If what they are digging out is true in any reac'u measure then this campaign has been tlicr;ipterl -tanti', the pain' ( phony I,'ll,'r the phony telephone calk, the distribution if f,ike ;ehetluilec and much other information, the caiciiloti'riarassment of voters to discredit candidates by sit.things as middle -n(•the-night calls' The generating source of most of this is s..d to he, --'mrse, the high command operating from Precid,''a '.ixnn'c White house and places nearby As yet these - ,i: ,.en.'rally he classed only as allegations, and "V.' mu ct them stand as such Nevertheless, even without ironclad, court-style pr 'he effect of these reports •sl ready ic te''astating. To cay that these reported incidents subvert the 'oliticol rncecs ought to he grave enough comment \t.'n U.S.Postal Regulations provide that all mail subscriptions Entered as second class matter August 22, 1908 at the Post londo 32771 V VJLI,J%M p ItI('IIAlII) E. MeCANN.A nf their reputation% for integrity _____________________________________________________________ day of the Vietnam -peace" breakthr. II0 and office of Superintendent of Schools I 12 mos. $32. ___ - NOVEMBER 7, 1972 -' All Other Mail S2 70 Month 6M0nthS 116 70 part. from diligent reporters who have carefully chect.' their sources and who are working for newpapers jet ', - LEGISLATIVE P ECiNC' Stale Senator lath District Seminole County, Florida -- By Mail 1 ELECTION S2.40 Month $ 28.40) Year su2oo Months - - - Same As Home Delivery Florida - Demi , , - SUBSCRIPTION RATES 55c Week - Home Delivery IECKWITH, JR. I .- _____ ' A LL PRECINCTS C_ lerk of Circuit Court .LES 1. BR()ME t Pt'"ri' l wn c vt's w N. I N T ' RTIIUR II. 1*11111 NAWUfl1K llflhl& III TEl TO lRII Till $TTtI LUT E a -I . - *4 - iv stE a'r _ _________________ Instructions To Voters IT RAL ('crop F-c'i'n I 'retnan JANE C4S'F t HF IO.Y I- (1 c,jr" DOnS WILLIAMS s ni, F DEMOCRATIC BALLOT I Tifl IVTU TO Mil-C 1`11AM('11 supl in the cademie world. who privately are battling li.• alley rotc or advancement in their own realm iaying if even halt the repnrtc Yet it thic yearc 50h4- tage are trite What bnther most 1U? the choking of trust. which ic terrible enough, h'' the mean-cpsrttednecs that ceemc to mark in many Ihe alleged sabotage incidents, n the nature of thlng.4, the prudent reporter hoc aiwa'. uccumv'rt there is come lying and other misrepr.'cnntatl' his 1,i-rai nIpolities as in many other endeavnr noting tack is to learn. if he can when truth s told and when it is not, rather than to Say. ton all politicians lie This time, however, the evident magnitude and of misrepresentation has gone he ond all hounds Much that we hear to be sure, is not e'.'idi'nce proved in V(aE in rach state, wrould have _________________________________________________ ii e4AlLES HAYS (. EdIlor spurll% o' YOUR LOCAL W GARY TAYLOR in any uiek enough to take the key In Die ',!lt liruis" - recent tleratles. 1-lctions ('Ofl take funny turns It's it kind (if weird statistic to Wilt' that lth'harul ,f u. Nixiuji it 49 popular vote in 1960. 1111(1 lost to) Jack Kennedy; in 1968, Mr. Nixon got only 43.4 per cent of Changing •. - name, who '-nuld win thoc nuintwr of 11.5 senators, 100. Mu-bigots, 21: New York, 41; plus three For the District (if Ohio, 25; I'enncylvonia, 27; states by a margin of )NE - ROY GRLEN STkJF0R0 DERBY III ' 'Jotes IU'cpht the astronomical r4ds against it, there ei,st_s the mathematical poMihility that grabs uti Nov. 7. 'thIs the electoral votes (if 12 states represents the number III a a,riies to 271) exactly enough. tii,,iilo'rs of thi' lions.' au These are California, with 45 Cmptroaler Editor - 172 It)- SAM STEWAIIT Copley Nrsss Scrlt'e ',','INII aED F GIFLt)W - ' Ihs'y compare very favora lv with the het them next - - feral FRED VAN PELT face r'.'.r ' They often far nutdo IIIof the %elf-:iPlI piwi,;t . - 1 which will r whrillfi ginuinely devoted to good pur pose. inteniely inlerpitir ; who vole on every candidate regislered voter. , here oll1v Ille best best of (I(Mhit'atiOn it) Wit Ii (it hi'r t hii ii SI'Iii i Ilole i ut (9'('St S and sta t' Ft'1)t''l1tilhlVt' P'I, l 1 I'i1t. ut (lit' :(ltl, 44th, 1tit ii 811(1 47th districts 'l'hit'ti the voters will choose (best' counts' officials: clerk of circuit court, assessor of taxes, tax collector, sheriff. ('OtifltV ('OflulllS5iOt)('t' districts one and three, stiPem'intrndcnt of sciuxils, stitx't'visot' of elections 80(1 district school btxi rd districts two and three. Oat' I1cVs ('OltItlIlls have gi Vt'tl 1 )rOa(1 coverage of the stands the Vat'iOtiS candidates 1!r iGU A Sat the tunes are critical llulwrt Humphrey. And, f ('nurse, ( t'orge Wallace. Reuhin Askew 8 1R)verfu1 t)emocrat III the The Itupontlerable of (korga' Mansion. Thus common political sense tips the Wallace Is tragically missing this year, but there can be some Lxulance in favor of the Democrat candidate if the interesting conjecture. want to have their interests best voters nonetheless. represented. F"rinsthnCe: It is Fact of Another general rule which needs to be history that a switch of Fewer remembered and heeded is that an incumbent than 12,000 votes — 11,974, to be who has had the experience and .has done a good exact — in 1960 would hoyt' made Richard Nixon president, Instead of Jack Kennedy. That was pretty close, but blet's take rote the fact that it anfL1r needn't take 12,000 votes to swing an election. Twelve — an could do It. TELEPHONE even dozen 831 22 261) Under the jackp.t, winnerSANFORD. FLA 32//1 3C3 N FRENCH AVE take-all rules of the Electoral College, the candidate winning , I F (OW Editor and Publisher A WALT E a state, even if only by one vote, gets the entire electoral vote for A NE D DOYLE Ad .er l's inQ Director & Asst t Publisher that s ta te. As everybody knows, there JOHN A SPOISK I Associate Editor ' TAX COLLECTOR Ca'y change. These • R AY Rev of flI(bSS% y the P (lPptY r m"mntano rprrk f .v:tl'prarI Political hcig in irii prciJontlal rampaign tsatIy The reporter who erIv'rc high lvnl poIItu'4 irnpnrt.int Jn'c sn for a numt*r of renn Thø nrk the ctriiggl for the moct powerful f to that triiggle, ton. there ic great *ffirn in the world often dramatic. frequently comic . human interplay ,metime tragic. this work con. 4 'uir?hermnre. the newman tctentiv and devotedly flnd quifrklv that, taken a .\ ('111(11 ('('fflNlt 80(1 t'diictition. In these rut rule of thiuitiitu is sulficient. Performance must he the guli(leIinE'. flfl(1 persuasive argnnwnls. best of talents, &)II I)III th, ,It tile Democratic party wl-I retain G III 'iti its control 80(1 will be working TROY - of solid lIVVeI* []lot,(, critical in this coIlntN working hard and long to get their message across. We believe that, With) the exception of (1K! Candidates for tilt' state legislature, part V dt'signatn1ns and loyalties are not of the greatest of importance. In the state legislature there can he no real (5) - flW8flS Ili the goreatest upset (if FOR THE BEST X (, ) Roman Hzdf0Alo,s express their holies and promises. to prove their abilities and It is up to them and by their character by means of past records than just , - 1 perietirc(l mid (te(lICatV'd public servants do inure Selilillolv giving 111v CotIl1tNI a legislator not ti((I (6) Btiat in . 17th districts, a state representative for the 33rd this is ('SJW('ia Ils' important for (list rict ELECT******** Smith ir' Issues challenges which are un all levels of govern im'nt K' posts which mn'1 bc' fIlIf'fl flfl(l which in thic',iic'lvt's tlt'ma rul tilt- moct careful ((it) sideratiun. apart from the legislative and thr ('ity (iflflffljSSlOfl. tire in the fields of law job Nixon with an almost unprecedented margin of popular 'tites, Ihe Mc(;0Uflit(s s('tm to 1K iltt'mnitel cheered by the unflappability of the South I)akota Senator amid dismayed by the lat'k of ixiptilal' indignation at the campaign tactics of the Nixonites, as shown in the Westgate affair Rut these are not the intimate and thl(' VVI'V close concerns which should he the Ol)ject of thought 811(1 analysis by the Seminole voter. First are the t'It'tI itis of 8 I)t1l)li' S('l'VR't' cofliflhjSSiOfl('r, a state attorney for the litthu • — D0 (7) (6) (5) News 3 c:) 11) (5) Mes ) Scooby Dc ( 'I Movies " tot for spood, completeness and ease of operation. Impossible (5) Sixth Sense Ia) Chan Clar: - desire (6) Mary Tyie Ml () Streets at Sar Francisco 9-3(1 (6) Bob 10:0(1 (6) Mussian III D- (2) Pink Panther (7) ((')l'sters are expressing &'omit'erti al)(fllt all apatily based oil tile polls Showing Ill-psililplit J Bernie (5) Jacsan Flue josie stomped in one time-loving operation. An oust to e very modern office. Check ii. Data-Link Mail Cm- it wl)tll(l be harmful ill tile vx1ruinf, if ;pIllinole %-olvrs %,of(, for it chilligiv jll.gt (or the lines, of World War 11 5 Seminole The III lil of peace ill 111doo, hilla hich glowed so brightiv -I wtvk ago has dininied, 'I'll(. 9 00 (2) Mo'e Sabrina ' Night Moms -71leDull DOM Part 11) 7lihe clonclu Local ?,on%. Processes incornimg envelopes to prevent paper cuts, Outgo'no moil weighed. sealed and nly -j(a.3(i CBS , CSS Frtd P Notebook fly flRt'(f $5950 A compacts self-contained disk-top unit that urnplfi.i incoming and outgoing mail handling opera. — 9-l0NBC,GhoStor "Half a 3, 19/ 2 KeynoteCarnpaign ( i - 3- (, 1 On shuI(l not have the tart ni his off k'hul(1in ht'h) against him ,)ust the opposite It is PS5('IitIlIl that those ex who would take the place of t'fIIcit'nt - - MAIL CENTER Eyes iimay S(Ifl) to IX' almoSt iIflpOsSIt)le, vet enlightened self-interest fairly cries out for the voters of Seminole ( 'mint to rivet their gait' and political judgment On local cOnt('sts. The pyrotechnk's (if the presidential ('Bh)) paign which have been so ohviousl' stagemanaged by the Republk'ans and mflis-flu%nagt'(l by the Democrats do show signs of getting out ° hand. S S - (a) All in the Fa- (1) Archie (5) 3' (2) ___ (5) Lawrence We( f-DC (2) MovIes Dri (1) MLmsters t I I (6) Hee Ha the Fence (2) Acr (1) Sunrise Semesler ~4 Keep complete Nashville t: Do (i) Growers Almanac Political Nov. Lies and Sabotage I centers FOOtbD SATURDA Y MORNING e - % night with a fnend, they eonfront a bwg)ar in the shack The bcwglar s frighter*d off. but leaves behind his gun. The question that confronts Sanford is one of propnet -: should they. t pm O to t j] Death." This strange tale on an identical twin wtu returns home after- her Sister and father have been killed ir. ; inus ranric' 3;3()(7) High ChMrreI (6) G-een Acres ) C$d Ccuote - C (2) Banyan c Love American Style ) () (5) N'S 3 (2) Tont;Pa' () (Y) M'es Prerwt this action picture brings all the adventure behind the German 1 :30 (2 t.attee CS) American 5mntctrd arid Time 11:30-1 L. ABC, The Dick to be an thlerein program on country. The program w&U take tting with ow. Dick turns over whether n not poitutkin on a z,&.l4ike C.avett William Rucwr. this )ahwd in be his program to what prclmLe5 sh1'u)d 84:30 NBC, Sanlcrd and Son Te le a Comment 3. 1972 £ Fr tthly, ri fivrald f Gt'n,'v,s Oviedo Enterprise % 1.1 .4'sa F,unnette Cdv. arch Liz Maithicue : d c .0 t i'll and N a I ii' n a I diverse t'thsnir AsoetatIon soctoecuflotlsic bickgroumids ot Although the study pruiuuruty pupils and pupil health and is tit interest to school people at nutrition protikmns. teif' cpaiui - 1,1 1 h' tuth is Lk'3',I1 itt'st (LI dete-ritutie what is bo thering teachers, now how or why After this basic data is analyzed. NE. specialists will Classroom teachers are munch this stage, if it can help sift Society's problems that are conventional work through their state and from supposed to prevent learning more concerned with finding facts seems to be doing local affiliates on tho it and are believed to worry in- enough time to teach and wisdom, as us t be questions. NEA organizations structors are not keeping getting more help (ruin ad- andtellthcpublicWhatfl) 51)eci alilit3l , done to linprove instrucUun. in lowu and New Jersey and the teachers front doing their job in ininistrators, Fort Worth s.'houl district have childremu aLso may benefit. parents anti the coiuiinunstythe classroom. While the study represents requested (lx' questonnalre for These ore some prehutsusary 'Find goes (or such pet Issues as drug abu.se,lack o(acatIeintC conclusions drawn (romi, a the' views of 82 per cent of 2,021 use with locaL faculties. Other freedom, changing curriculum national lisswLill of public Ilikstructors who took part. their leachli groups anti school and instructional methods, school teacher needs conducted answers will not net'essarily systemuis are considering 1i9 _______________ _____________ • Paid Political Ad By Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee ) dropouts and absenteeism, and betng analyzed by the correspond to your (voritt' similar polls. I !.i MIA, "Yh, I heard th' noass--,auw, Q buck to sleep. You'll - just have to vi wwd to it scirtorgat's rQ6&ng Us 0"injil, �l( Frkhrj. 1ov 1. I'l/'/ Friday. Nov. 3. 1972 2C-The Sanford Hera'd ¶ 6B-. The lollewiag has beta wrpared by The teagie of sad Is altered by The Herald th as aDrinp to better edocate t readers _____ the ssues azad the eit1 IOOL BOARD How do you feel you are particularly qualified fnt this off Do you think the rnxd 45Th school plan is an SN eptab1e method of dealing th the erpected growth of school popolation in Seminole Coimt As a school board member responsible for the quality of ducauon in Seminole Count. what eps would you take to upgrade the system' Do you believe that çwopert ta'es abould continue to be used as a ma)or sotnoe of revenue for educ,atuir.' If riot. wh3t SIlleTThStiVt ates of revenue would you fvct' need for Do you feel 'etet COfluTflhrUcatiOn between :ir school board and the :nrnunity If so, how can this ISTRiC1 2 teric.crit, pupil-teacher ratio. Ernphax on discipline Art our sthools Develoxnent of programs for eweption thilther Revised pciliri to deal with ex• pulsionsWe must again place the child first tn education, doing e r.thmg within our perver to tirna}i the tools for the best possible edzwzticin 4. Unless ctangrd.. due to court deCiSWflL property taxes will remmaui as a prune sirce of revenue in the future Public sentiment. however, dictates that we explore other sources of rrvenue These sources can be the pledging cd tax monies at the state or federal level. Other sources sur as those used successfull3 in other states also need to be exploued. &!fuutely. CornYes muueaticnl has been almost none ti5te'flt recently. Board mrmberi must become more representative of the dzic1 from where elected as well as prepared to survey ear+ area of the entire county. Citizen advisor crirrunitiecs should be deelc'ped. Board meetin's siuld t in the evening and held once each month at Sarilord. Oviedo. Lyrnar. anci Lake Rrantk" Si DISTRK'T3 Missouri Belle Swtifford. ra- t. reply eved. TAX ASSESSOR Questions 1. How dr you feel you are irticulañy qualified for this 2. As a ai assessor what is your O7lflOrt of the present tax .essment in Serriinc'le C.ourity' Terry G. Goemtel, 242 Sanford Ave.. Sanford Republican. Age: 34. 1. 1 have been ernplc'yed by . the Seminole County Tax euI unplementation of any for the past seven Wi in ASM.iiOt rimovative project. _c'Ckifl. and have been Assistant Seznmle hive neither. •fl.,. School Board's motivation ft' Assessor since 196g. I have on the policy board is of the U_S. arid the )cgisla- 2' Each officer equipped with prepared by The league of Deitree fltI%ifle Herald iii an attempt to ?. Mouu arid better trained non-college student-s with wti*t steps would yoti take to panel of nominees b do not believe that a U.S. Con. tives of mnayr statewide organ- r*nence and the judgment to graduation. a earn quuemnenl or a meaningful DITRICT I there are no qualification re- ti.san plitic'i influences could he comes in contact. This Is the can be prevented by close that part of the officeholder's partant an area not to have 2. We should abandon the the admirustrative staff and Seminole C'.ciunty. tlsing the elertell ,iu'i,its'rs 01 make snrr Ill,' world if our Iloord Merritt Island lIatk, iilflsist,'tlt with hits plsiln'i;div piii$itv ac th ri partirularly qualified (or thic E;wrivnre wlikli HIIIIM I') riihttwt, eIeted offliuik, ran ourn' with conservation, muSt wofefl ft is miiy ts'Ilr.f that 9ik :1 2 In your opinion, cchat iire h.ve kiitoked on Inor' thui (I,n. we will have o world left In) I'tdi)itof' ae1 pIOtNt thi' basic revenue be for taxes and fees which are es- State Trooper and four years as lIete without assistance 1fl1 agency from scratch taught Goldenrod each dollar spent. ('cirnpletin of tierk of the Circuit ('ourt Seiinnole anil ()steola ('nuiniti's ' how my knowledge, experience, 1. IluiahIuni vsteiii I could s;ip;sirt tcould Is' ,,osli'il ,ycte,iss Welfare now 14 esprrfrrs- e lie would hi' is recponsitahty (cit their (iWfl ,/ arid sessing appraising. t;iv i'xt.'nsive ep'rietwe in hs'sr a dlspro;sntioriate ti;ire on (ii,' pishlit tliili' incteail nsf 3 No, I believe tts4It edu':eition prr.fesuinnsls and that it is more meet the rieed.s of Flnrtds'i of1ie with 21 years in sight into the eroniiniu and of esress .'rI,l)r)ste ta (lulling high quality itiild day I{i'vi'nsit' Sharing f'rogrsirn thus .Jnhrs vog t, I)erre1reIt, Ae 15, of lb. tat dollars that support particularly at the 'irw-atiniuil could hi' responsible to the classes This will allow more of re-.lsv sill ng whiiihm this' prnl)h.'Ius siia is' laluta basis mislead of the training county receives isis e($iiliI siijqs)rt thusreturn mu_ct be det.ermiried aid to theist with limited abilit County arid work closely with Sanford. F1.a. tier ci! years.. I am already have supported the sheriff. prepare $11 iiiiltton ('ounty sources would tie based upor in rnedica.l care, to see that these needs are met Party: Republican arid idiosyncrasies. attorney budgets so they 1115) recording public records, housed in the County jail and 5emum'olt c'owmt schools. Four growth of the county must be cciurit. schcicls thrcuagh the now, requiring 'ic'es the Seminole County a safer plac' : 3 1 us' our iand u' plan a a Yes., if the budget could county is to meet the demand of development, amid environ. this situatirt wifl be corrected • Inz.Wur'ticun.aJ staff. Con- base must be broadened. 'Ibis atid ilistititte hit'. pr4(1ulrc., mental activities ' without mtcrcst from the State 5. It us the responsibility of the every' citizen and the county infonnati.in needed for protecAddress: 20O Hibiscus Ct, The close cooperation between school system to help make must consider these items Ui itS tion and ciederly development f different agencies.. the Crime Sanford in saricr. menandwcimnenciutofboysarid long range plan. our water resources Iiaterxto laboratory, located Aide: 57 must 4. 1 would immediately StOP follow suggestion. arid recoinwhich will become a full service girls.. To do this we Party: t*mocrat develop respect for rules, all reuining of flood plains mendatior.s m.ae trait. the i Ike-I that I am particularly laboratory within the r,exi authority am-id property. To These areas are vital to the enstudy to protect water recharge qualified because of try more or l months.. wili be a great we have accomplish thus of Seminole County areas found vurorument and flood plains. gng than 20 years experience in the step forward in ,n.sws'rs: stamp and stir taxes. Ability to ainendnit'nt claitmi it would i's.sentttsl, hut it is only a isrst hi' ,Iestrnying his tnvsrmins('nt at a nobody should ifl(('fltiV(' 'ontrol't stiotild hi' allowed on Engineering tlnmversity of Cahsni't may not be particularly tic-c C.omnrruuee and wcrkrng S hespecl tnt the law can count_c' level, to be enforced at arid preservation of Green Belt 4 Yes, I believe that this is at Itutgers tJnsversity. Every fo lug our stats t','ii', Eugs ne'r Ftrr''..tr'l Engine. Afi - In i improve the teaching condibons;krwerthepupilteather believe the sisesamerits are equitable and this is most resentatives. District No. 3$ 2 1 favor either an elected asessc*"s main function us en who appoints an Education Board. Either structure to control equality by ap praising all property at full just provides adequate voter con- 4 The National Educational the State Cbthet spends insuf- pietely tram property taxes qualificatitins include: Mayor 3 base to levy tude-nt.s taxes rs'ervone amc Jamce Vth]en lnicrne Tax and the St.eadil_c inwe' can dci this without ondernriatwn c.f property rights without just corn- particularly qualified k' : - - - -- - -- ._ ..r- . - _______---- -- _ _____- - - . \ -. Questucn: 1 How do _c-ou feel you are Name: Kenneth H. Monroe Address: 1936 Winnebago Trail, . H ING10N - 'e conduct and sut.tance of .t.i foreign policy is a broad issue in the current presidential elections campaign which finds President Nixon and Sen. George McGovern light years apart in a number f critical areas. The President stands basically (or the strong and continued involvement of the Uruted States in all the vital areas of the world He rejects DI_cTRIC'T3 STATE HOUSE 01' Question I. Do you favor ratification of Age: 42 Republican 45-15 school plan is an ac- counting of moneys so collect- Party: ceptablemethodofdealingwith ed. Having spent a number of Age: 33 of Markhi.r Woods Homeowners county problems arId their solutions since 1965. 1 feel thus experience plus 13 years of studying and teaching gocern merit especially quallf!e me to US 'ountaes. has its own tax tegri')', conservative thinking majority of Seminole County hector's office has the dut_c' other person or special interest Lions for handling Juveruies th Count_c' What changes, if an_c', 3 Do Slier-ui Departimierits 5. How do you think demand and the availability of county services and facilities by denying developments which do not absorb the problems 9 create. land planning I will to it that a new comprehensive land zoning ordinances arid desigria- Name: Fred W. Kelley Jr. a±'ntnistxation arid supervision Address: 92$ W. 3rd St., Sanford and have 17 years experience in 5. We cannot help men per- Party: Republican Ave ,Sanford, l)erncicrat. Age: the poor by a welfare system Mithoti and Polk, Irecezc'ed the award for based on work incentives, We rank of Lieutenant. This tune leadership. outstanding college graduate in 'I'twre are many factors in long Seminole County resident our c'ounty beyond these, which installed first tag agency in will receive strong attention - - . - - . " -. - - . . - , -. citizens of the county. Efficient and prudent management of County funds and resources. Clerk of the Board of County Comriiissioners; ('Oilt'( u.s . L? handle the a,lditional clerical duties which were previously Lion on the land use map. -, - :- - -. 1 un.'iinquent reai afl(l 3. Increased responsibility In area of probate and juvenile matters. Increase 1n admpinistrative functions pertaming to misdemeanor cases. Implementation of new Article - - County disbursing suppost money for r -. , 1lERlCAN LEGIUN AUXILIARY Unit h:iylt's and - . likt' ( 'hisni, are I )n,ruth \li's tuestii,tis: leter urn F In vrn ng to strengthen ..c necessary When it comes to Vietnam. the differences between IL,' '.viil fbi The candidates differ m.u'ketily on how to support NAILs The President has pledged to maintain the -uur• -- 3O5,i)O0 men, including :unthose in the Sixth Fleet less and until the Soviet Union - agrees to mutual and halancerl reituctiiai Of forces in the area Tb' cenatr has urged a unilateral :uthack in Amencan military strength on the continent anti in the Mediter ranean to 1.10.000 mcmv his rationale The United States could quickly airlift - most rnntrriver'ual. Mt-'vern asserts '.vith r,nuderable pride that ii -'was the ririt Leader to urge fl 1%.1 that the United .tates quit Vietnam As the level if Amnerui'an involvement grew through the atlmintstratlon:I of Presidents John F Kenni!(ty anti Lyndon Johnson, n' continued his opposition .ilthough, for the most part. fe voted money for the war i Ian u1f resolution One at his campaign itate- America's allies help themselves to protect their undeperidence This Li the main plank of the Nixon Ductruie. Sen. McGovern's general approach is symbolized by the attack carrier task forces in the Mediterranean, the better ra." He denies alleiatiorts he In the case of two NATO al. vocate of an inadequately armed fortress America. But McGovern, the doctrinaire Liberal, would halt all U S. tiuns. he would remove all Us mustacy forces from Southeast As:a. including Thailand: from Taiwan, South Korea, Japan and Okinawa and more çound they are ruled by tIlctatorships. He would cancel what the Democratic Party piatfornicaiis 'the Nixon $435 million deal with Purtugali the Saigon regime of President Nguyen Van thieti would te ininmeulmtely terminatisi Mr Nixon early in his at- The Ptesidi'tit eschews any plan to end :iie war and the Mc.;overn believe ,&rnenlca's affairs of these NAI't) allies. through the parallel actions 1 the North Atlantic Treaty sal democracy, hi preference to the South Vietnamese invasion to supptirt Israel and NATO's flan* Sen. southern Mc4iavern would remove one carrier force, a reduction of 50 I these promises. 1 be elected 1 -Ui American hombung fl Indochina '.wouid be immenli,mtely stopped conditions - "with no pr's- forces 'would be "withdrawn -- again 'with no precuntt1 CAMPAIGN IN PERSPECTIVE • __ _ - Tatal estunuted cost above tor would create "useful pub'- WAShINGTON -- lioth tiuns: $5 billion. "This additional mont',' a imallion heads of house-holds" who would not other- George McGovern have ticade it plain they think the welfare financing and udii,inist.ratmun with uniform standards, lift- welfare. Estunated cost $5 billion a ear PHINA some of the residents' views Land use and density. - mensEs in a crisis or a Soviet - iStall Ihoto .J5ik l"ros( and fourth grade students Joy Judges Court. First, the county land traurung and create additional police officers working with Sunday school teacher, and combined with branch office - sioner: ili road and traffic an impact study to help predict oppurtunitws thTtlU4th in- citizens fur better law enforce- youth counselor of the First prutrioted further extension of control requirements: 12s the effects of growth on scho1, - - q- .j'd\ - ' - .,.i "i I. Our school yn tin- FloridaCabtnetshould ontinue demeaning of ploying some 2.000 pens is to serve as the State Bo otherlawenforcemnent agencies perarv measure which Is too and the public. coy to unpkment because of . Have sincere desire to serve. 2 Over Thy4mve million F " - ' --• . ing the global policeman, but believes in honoring present rope :, Small Claims Court, Jl"s, assistant principal and peni- five years as Of Depot_c' equally as important, will mwighbor),from incomnpati- • - 2. Rendeming pronipt, effici- 2,3., 4., Then. are 3 needs °'" 4. What steps should tie taken Name: William P. "Bud" the State' of Florida. Because 2. Our County's most urgent tzi prepare for problems caused Layer each resident of Seminole need is for proper planning for by our rapidly increasing popu- Address: 207 Crystal View County is thus affected by' Collecorderly growth under the P Work of the County Tax latuun' South especially sure of our present exploding 5 Please state in general Sanford, Fla. toe's office, each is development. The County Planyour philosophy of how respect Age: 44 sensitive to its efficiency. - ,my. Degree in Bus. '°' population in Seminole County' large buagets and &cn-ernment is that I bring to the County _c What are your priorities for funds, I feel I am equally quail- Commission. I have had 12 I How do you feel you err spending school operational fied to receive and account for yrarsof civic, church, business and professional management particularly qualified ct this f'.aicjs'? public experience, as a leader and inoffice' 4. Are you satisfied with the sector SMERIFF - Course for Executives, retired president 5- -. - Advanced Adjutant General School: U.S. Army Comptrollership School, Ann_c' Audit L ' _ Mi: Goc'eriiment. Public Accounting certificate, California. DISTRICT 3 . ', Fern Park Age: 60 Party: Republican taxes payable to the County Tax Address: 205 Ranch Road, what the_c could and should do Seminole County under Osief who has ever received the Collector 'bu' Feather. It Ht-putibctn. no rczil_c received DISTRICT I - 12-15 additional emnploves. perience in auditing and ac- Address: Rt. 1, Box Li Longwood, Flu. poor (s'ganization allies fly I.. F;lxAR l'R(NA I pIe> Nt'ws Service ___" and distritution of fines and programs provided b_c' the taxes to all citizens. Carl A. Buectuner, Box 112 riwtits. AlUimonte Springs. Republican I. The Count_c Tax Coflec-tor prwote .-idnlstii I - hospitalization, all cases involving juveniles. Phasing out of lower courts w1 nt tease responsibility by 16-18.000 cases j '-r taxes and needs relief before hi 2 How do the duties of the tax is to require developers to pay collectcirs office affect for the needs the_c create, SUPERINTENDEN'TOF office' __________ quality education. I would Estate Broker and professional reasonable' control of environmentally endangered lands and establish an advisory c-am- appraiser fur last My particular cancer-n is Present County water. 2 nuitee consisting of I PTA of ma)or fresh ments are not in proper the protection me-rntxr and I teacher from respect to various water recharge areas and the County. balance with each school in Seminole water of pollution in Homeowners prevention nies of property. This c'ununittee would guide of property. Assessments must innovative ideas for un plemenlauon U) It be correctly placed in balance voters in Seminole Count_c whichisaver_c' good percentage of the pt pulatiun nciniekctivesysiemsresultman Republican already oc-erbearumg gas-em-n- wealth of the state and should Seminole Count_c who has the peoples' needs and wishes. 3 No. We should support a riot be lunited to the taxing cotTipt'tentl_c' administered the aeater portion of our education and i Tax Assessor office of ability of a local school System through the State's duties and t aware of its dxstric't."Ifac-or tiringuiga responsibilities, the greatest of General Revenue' Fund With against the state of Florida to balanced assessment roIl upon I don't believe we need Ut State Educauxi Board or an wcic-rc-abcrjtthis.,foi'wearejust per pupil. One expert in eduratic'nial Iinanic'e said way. I have ne-set found a "educational opportunity of Maitland Ave., Maitland. i-very individual should be a Democrat. Age: 55. they can register b_c' maiL The relations program rogn"ssv. alternatii' lii the ___ Candidates Di, ter __ ___ . On Foreign Policy 6i __________ whcxilr. We must: relieve 9* the laws of Florida under which pollution rsntrot. unit stm- innovative ir our progrisins fir qualiIsratinrts for this office - believe that we must reduce I':ilisr;stiisn Wayn.'sbori' high estates of decedent s and mmnors, Iett?rs of testemnentary. involuntary guardianship, - sthmlity to the pi'ripl smu rime to which I am opposed, must push (nr.w.iril on rn ltepuhdu'iri, Ago 44, 321 l,ynri these lands in public trust Canaveral, Florida. areas: Clerk of Circuit Court, ___________________________________________ _______________ -----Clerk of County Court, County Recorder, Delinquent 'l'ax ('itl. le('tor and Clerk, Audst';r alit1 ________ Actuntamlt to ('(iUtt} ('ommis_____ sioners. Each requires specific .. rcsponsibilities. Eat'h as _________ specific duties. Each i.s important in its own right. .1 'st'w responsimisties: All - where the user of couoty servC.omrrie'rc4id Bank of Winter tx.cause of mn thorough n"wl. program. This is being ac'c'onn- fair and consistent corrective level of recharge areas. 45-15 three assessors, I tune a good ftndLs., i 5. Yes. in addition to the ices cu-ill pay his fair share. In lectures and nwaCS film, edge of all aspects of voter pushed by of adPark a working knowledge implernentston on such effort to attract clean. ligM view of our rapidly changing C. Served as De1 iuty Director registration, record ke-'ping, above all. the professicmalisin c-aunt_c wiôe basis ministering the office ci! Tax ______ industry to our count_c' that I complexion from a ruj-ai to an of law enforcement '7 of the Department of Transpct- etc. °" 3 Seminoles initial problem have already mentioned, two uroan county. i am tudymg the tation-TaUahassee. Served as 2 1 don't believe we can do and manner ci! the officer TAX 2 Using current market stern from inadequate finuuriother areas should be con- feasibility of consolidating criteria. Administrative Assistant to arm_c-thing more than we alreads meeting the public and Ins a values as ring Aiter study, i sidered. One is to research the duplicate services for the Question. vince'd e must ange the assessments in Seminole US Senator Gurney, served as do now if they are pnysicafly w-ulingness to assist can also be 4kille'nl or semi-skU ent.r rontrollenl totally by local work in management at the field, they represent a hoard- that ferteril md state s(r ' i'll. tto'tii tt*.igts.st itig Iqiand, Florida i252 state's moUs"r' to ;i't jobs; priiitirtul t,iirnlin now being pl;u p upon an I hi,' Proven '.'.iigh any dssulvantages. I ansi thi' onsi'nt of lIst' Florlila St4str Its'piitilu-an. Not Questioned. erhstatirnal system to assure u.s damaged. 4. ('ontrolling thin' use of ;iiid uintlt'sir,shln' l', l11S('(iI"I)I ('', 2 The Clerk of ('ircust ('ourt methods of instruction, an aggressive effort to bring to keep fcnur4aning of State it is current florida law that 3 Our new budget which 1 How dci you you feel you are Improve the learning en- light, clean industries to Semi- Road 436 tSemorani and Suite the interest rate on an automc'- particularly qualified for thus into effect in ot,itr trings ride Cou.nt Road 46 projects alive. I Will the salaries into line and vircinment of all sdxiols bile can depend upon its age. office' 4 The schools of our c-cnmt_c 3 The cities of Seminole diligently work for Miruniuni The older the vehicle, the Z Would vo.i favor changes in compare very favorably with provide one of the very finest County are continuing to grow. taxes, true mass transit sc stem higher the interest rate, result- the election laws that would other firrida cotmties 4. To prepare for the programs in the state for A comprehensive land-use and counts identity and unity. ini in a discriminatory rate rri.ake if easier for citizen to problemi facing us in the near dollars a'iaulablc'. Broader program must be implemented snt, our county is in 4. At against the less affluent. This register au-id vote 0 Explain. 3 How would you increase the future, we muSt tri'. e to course offerings at the and strictly followed by both the second year of a three-y care law must be repealed. There secondary level is highly int and cities. Fire protec- evaluation of water resources need be ample oppunrnes for number of plc regng achieve closer cooperation expe-iall_c in the V. tion and proper water and by the United States Gcolagial tween the different police desirable. persons tr- cbtatn an and vu.ng sity cif Florida RIU, t)i,t .utll tie f;' 2 1 hi'Iieve that we must ha.1e must act now before our en- - Conference report There is no wil$ work for ,mptementatinn Age: 50 Ilith I is strict and Into tIm" DISTRICT 33 Name: Eugene C. Mooney Address.: 2115 Cree Trail. Casselberry Age: Loni Wilson, Independent they must asn he prepared suppky .f our •'ntire state with our population expkision tiani1l $14 millions in puitilic ample nutrition øron'ir,flir w.11.heing in a S'irrtiiry wilt, crtairi defined poor tininformed Inril wrmn lt disciplinary probletflL it 9w positions I have held: in and should be dealt with ti ment and I established this in .i*5t - out w,,nr ;:rovide the base of our 5(11(5)1 utitipurags's thinsi' iii lower Seminole ('ount and its form of 5, We must review our Anwrq national issues hiss effort to Name: John (1 Angel - iirwl rvove in lb. rliteetion M (luh AsIilrrSs: 4)0 W 20th St. 5. 1 An Adequate consumer informed as to the needs of law opmimt and to protect our an1 rv.rl.pping. dupti*ativ edness and fiscal resrorus.1bliti funds to the Counts - What Facibt_c M'n nn,.ndrnent will iv 2 No, I hi'lirvr that we ctiruild educators rate in d.rtug abuse, especially Fie:cnt.i: an' registered voters, asking their rriade it a Kunt tO study and cpi:';. \ r'p_c re':ve. U run rn it I p ; !lIs"rirninatiofl ho,1d not eist our cysli'iri I 'icc, I do favor ratifiratirin i'Iluisn;it lots f hsut- eiiurratl p)uscin should result ir it ifFrc ronqi4erntU,n for the ( 1i'irtiinn $1171 world 1)1 c'ur i Mascivi' refir;ii 4. Yes This is a major point in Law enforcement, but as an DISTRIC1 34 th f ø c t 'j n trit.iitsrnt to our iiriety Tb. Iu'rrinr'rst ir i"r ll'n!e whitti qtialifii.c i'teiteil hoail ni edisrotinti, ill the new judicial arr.i resnk'nt.c. I huict' iiiatleil dutti's hti*' shIv go to the state. It would 4 Mast defirute], yes.. I have nflow are of County Commissicuner be- conferences parent 3 Liica] property tax may not Texas New tax sources should Party: Democrat ctf must Wilt) U4W111 of United N).11101181 11)111k. ('t.11tK 1)1' 1111'. Hattawa and immediately enforced Age: 27 suggest that a State Board of reform now, not after court Sanford source rules Simple sc'in-ct of school revenue, and Name r John E. Pt*lk hi' intrrslneil tt tuint 11lt4' gnvi'rni,n'nt chniihl Is' nqiii1Irr-r.'utiHrgt' fit Pfl Mtainonte Springs second largest county wide. cou.inty If so. what çiosthon. will instill confidence provided. ygi'n. ruiipii. tuttitig ilown a' or 1l8 I9'I \tlnlett ltnlliti on ('I autornatcally be'comnes the & Fw;inuv, N'it1)(' Al Davis in the for the gifted and exceptional fl.*I to seek sources of qualified individuals for cnn- arises quzired more license plates. ecual attention' udent. However, enforcement of current statutes fa' wi•uc'l in.d ma_c b 36, i1I Lake Rena Dr.. I ongwuo& Fla. 32750 1. 1 have a Bachelor cA Sc)erg'e in E ication graduate wcrk in S,4.,.nl %errison and A&nuüsat3Dn Cwricultri. Fv&ologj arid four years eh1ng experieric'e Education my We's warL Since leaving in 1965,1 have worked ith teachers, principals. upervisors and State Iepartment of Education rerscnricl representing Prentice HalVs Educational CK Dwiszon in Flzind& as "su1tant. public relations and s service representative. I am eon'inced that kfld nnniurith' nun tIN) Presents Facts On Candidates 'League ' 'League Presents Facts On Candidates if!; iT n5 parks and recrea- adopt guidelines of higher stanUonProar1us; IGs hnan cam- dards in each of the 3 'needs" aid to the aged, the' dial- women' 2. Do you believe tiast lenger's "solution" would McGovern's plan had two other planks gtuiranttI job earnings of breadwinners nattier than on relief within . ' L , t 1$ ': .4 ; pii . ' 'is p , , - p. I:? ." - g'1tiitts,, r. more tax dollars than the Indeaicated peopie trained in local property tax should can- Sanford. Fla. inumcation and respect before research shows that the' cost of and distruc-ts by this office. Data Education. Edt) in lease, he should be counseled t'tiflstructiiig new buildings is can fur"'sh this dedica- Uon If not, what alternative ti'n and business experience so aow'ces of re'c'enue would you educational administration, and rehabilitated in ever_c' way less expensive than operating a funrtion have to tie accurate and employes well trained in j 4. Will you work for increased k-vet overcrowding only fur a period the use of and run concurrenUy prcrviding y'our facilities reach capacity. oniy ct initial win capitAl out-lay for new cut5 L 5. how i-an the legiziature Florida's poor radical changes in school, will Lie a strong, . 'cupztion: Attorney I l- q'ii rih'. of all ;e-'otk Under widespread, inter- t'ontinue to be USe(I as 4* iiiiijor revenue for of suurc knowledgeable development of the county as ii defender of our water recharge relates to residents and water } proposal of a grant of $1,000 to every American, whether it A_s for Social Security, he two years or so. niore than 3 imullion ;)t'rsons pledged he would take whatever steps were necessary "to Won't these t'xpenutiturei inVOlve a tax increase for for same. Above all, the public the density arid type developMiirrici* wham is able to work, u.s critics charge" 1. Broaden the tax base b_c' state inprovement in t'Oti' trolling the use of en- of all But iii a .spe't't'ts to a group of Wall people wiIlim'' to work the noted that lie had preys. faritil> will face a tax increase If thi'>' lie on earned unctomie S Comtnts'SlOnerS must seek dustry in compatible areas. Additional qualifications: salaries of other counties 01' SC) readuiig problems can be Quesuon: Extensive work in professional even the salaries of fellow of- identified and remedies be are every possible sourc'e of 1. How do you feel 2. Require that the user of t*'ptuzatiot*a, including the de- fucers. However. I feel .fl law taken early in the dents' particularly qualified for this revenue to relieve the depen- cty services or facilities fiaY lands? . flow can the legislature better tneet the needs of Aug. 29, he set forth lysta CtUTflt welfare reform program, which he labeled "national income Insurance e'i'al investment in new jobs ent welfare mesa." ()'ie of three major heirs in economY' In addition to the guaran ti_c cutttni the defense budget and reforming the tax system. gnlnunum payment of ''upproximately $4,000 in cash tl,,iatt'd 12 mIllion persons, Largely dependent children wogriiiwm 'urre'ntly is at is rate of impiroxuiuutely Ill tiil' family of four" with no other Social Security and will not be eted (ruin $1 billion In 1961 counties Itt comparative tea- consultant and visiting solutions, 3, The first priority is to and efficiency. to preserve clean water and the diagnostic testing pouts, and the successful tier-paid considering the tie2. What do you consider to be taxes. Full value A redixilon In pupIl-teacher equitable. many mnands made of them. of performance ratio in the primary grades is Seminole County's most urgent mttet'ely aid In equalizing the ad 3. Deny proposed develop' signIficant leadership func'4. 1 believe our populatioti essential to ensure all students need and what steps would you vakirem tax base. Commission. ziwnts which create an unrea- staffo(Gus-ernor'sCotnmisslon fc,ilk,wsjg: 1. Yes. 2 No A vstt'tii to cjbtaL't that need' areas. end cii the county. 'This could c'u ,u-nc'uiurn Is broad enough but what factors in the Iong-rnnge dei i-lopnia' n! of Semi snulsd tr hut.I' lj''"T y,...'j. -o' ions evah.nj',i'n 7 .' ,. DISTRICT grant and ever_c' matching services, facilities or en' permit fees, utility franchise fees. road and bnide funds. ment absorbs the cost of the soIutons _c7$CountryClubltoud,COCou Iucation: Belleville, - Sa L I ' ' -- - -- ', , 1 . ' '.s' :I - I : , it I. i' ' " -' i. s. ' -.., j , - : I . - ' - - - muuinum of $4,000 a year to ii eeolog_c' minded and will take growth, Semmiinole County you DISTRICT 23 Expanded i'ocational A. Education: B.A., M.A 1!!,ruvedreaQmg ki1ls in carly !'rrtatic t- grade' I(ethi"twr. t'f should be in constant contact would YOU Propost'? would cut the welfare would you favor" environmentall_c' Teachers, c'cmdjticmlng Is an immediate Address: 2350 Markingham Rd. Maitland, Fla. 32751 need. Success will depend on Age: 37 support of staff arid general 3. and MA from Peabody. BSE, 4. Having just completed a S commission should reject it tie said, - - 0 .- - '- 1- - -' . T-- McGovern said lie said that the total ca.s% of through government conhis national inctane insurance tracts with Industry, flow would he go about at- proposal would be less than _____ ______ - '- - - SIXTI I I )ISTRICT Serv ice t )tttt.'ei's coitdti*,'t a _______ :It'I'RiIi \'t'terans I"i'oin left, touts Rotunda, (1ff te'ei', (seated i L)onatd ltolt'sst.'y, Assistant, I)t'partiut'nl of Florida, dirtvtor ot ervtct*, L'uitt', stth dtstrtct Comutander , John J Rush. - Anti R*Iey p1iotOt - �- 4C—The Sanford Herald 6E .t : ,j Friday. Nov. 3972 x' T r Husband Learns Hard W ay; ~0 .. _~ Ic,r'+ crici inr' "' W,L. iie H:W u And so the bet was Richard Hansard agreed Jo all of the things his wife ordmarsl>- dot's as part cs( her daily duties in the borne LSTI home liarisard took over the -- ,i'ti,c rA her hticb,n1 last three -Di- d Richard . . as k . mcfsths' you me answer is a tired "no" He gave it i aft-er only three weeks - utterly custed It all started when Hansard ifought home a copy of Ms ,a ,new magazine dedicated to women's nght.s 1,yn. who isa working wife, read it arid became militant about housework Ingeadof sympathy, her husbarid pooh-pxihed housework with a "it's aol> truvta" reu,ark That was too much (ci- Lyn, s they agreed to the wager At ----i si- TI, c-.. ,, stake eitr i.eu p sws' vicar the table i Time tsr more rulatrng for 1,yn i bedtinw .- she would retireHe s-s..-*ild straighten up the IV use 'I)uing the snxxud week, I can-ut home from work cete night totall) cthausted, said Kichard ' - That night she 'c-ked me dinner t)w'mg the .4 t.-.-k n-ee ,,,... '--" "-' .. -' --- '- dinner three times. too" lrs side of the bargain includc"d urjctcksnig the paenger side of the car for hum, ch*uffennig hum to work and lighting his cigarettes — -- -- and I didrit have to remnd her to gist me a light. ctther' said Ric-hard f"ie raght 1 started rearranging all the grocene-s on the ,ciuld relax on the c':-a-h He would cook dinner, iSh' -'i - seas still relaxing' He would check to See if iht '--:i up her work clothes -a c'u ma urm tl:r1 UI •7- S '-p ___•_,___) I/ILL 5') ((/J Jill i-,, 1.', I,.14 ' -'I •'---\,'-, t.f \'r-t I ~ r z: 1 11 ' 5 years Chief Deputy Clerk ; II. ---- - ---- — - It,,, - - Graduate University of Florida i'iust'andaridwtfecafl settle bet'we'en th emselves." the SAint Richard admitted that most 6 LIMITED OFFER Weeks For ' an f College of Business Ad noO $L iii in e. is t r a t ion renwbo heard aboUt his Wifel> duties thought he was crazs Established Tag Agency He doesnt think so Besides, his wife agreed to leave the cats in the kennel during the next vacation But then it was no big acrilice for a stile whcst' lt-eoai ut gas e her an Seminole iL jrrat South in 10 1965 in Sundny, November 5, 1972 ---Sanford, FlorIda 32171 PrIce 20 Cents 65th Year, No. 55 Installed machine accounting and office data processed billing KARMS Act vt:' men' her tHost of First state wide convention /47 AG E N CY .9 6 Where Quality Sells & Service Tells Commercial VOTE NOV. 7 FOR TROY RAY - Dial 322-5762 ( li,, , - — College u with the American Federatict. 'l Musicians The front part if the R'rit&'r section will be re-served fur older citizens and their friends but others-test' tha-rs art- r ,'..c.i'rvpqi seats itiditi'' i,iiIiiiliii tb. .urr.'nt tunii'iI i-tuiiriiian. a i,iruits'r iii lii.' iit' i'I,artrr revision Ufl$)jR5Cd to another two-year Isuirul ut,st a f..ruit'r ttiUiI('IIIIIIIfl VII ir .111 t'it I n1:wI vi'ar. Iiniiii' It 'Irrk ot 14 ri'-i'l.'t'(uiiti %i)Ii ShIIITiaIC — -riii.4,r%,(.,I.itiit;il(~f.six%i,;irs(liitliq~~ I -, him ----- - - ---- - 0 0U 'DR BOB" L, v DISTRICT ,:'' and former Council Chairman Percy White. Casstlberry. meanwhile, has 12 candidates the remaining ' ,,-~ , = 34 - - re former Cuunt'ilruan H helms. Norma Jean Ilenninga;; ' .4, 1A STATE REPRESENTATIVE 6 £ '1I ERSON For it,,. t%ko seats on the City ('nunsiI five caiidiil.ites have qua I if ied Ittimiffing for the are former ilistrn- t i - own ilriian arut current /uinlng It''ard ('hairimin It. II. Ferrell ,in'l Kenneth I)uWt7, a uuemnbcr (if th fire department. Seeking the district 5 .)ffl(e - i. - - -.' Re-Elect 14 1 - * I, .'eeutivi' post as willas Winter Spritius aIM) on ri - _________ __ :i"IlIIil tHIy thin' In I,ss,igwtiiiil. three s'an• IIS tI.S 11 lH)NN The concert is open to tI. and in cooperation ** It John A SsIskI So now I know what it feels like getting up earl on the steil of ut hiru' tktmud p - 'uunciI. Vying fur the mayor's office are former ('ouncitinan Bill ;r:er, Zoning Board Chairman (ss ii I I srmnun irul (0001ilinan - t extra 40 iAinksl - p,,jiltion is something rod,av. ., % fur Harry Sambrook. campaigning for tile three seats on the Council currently We U probably make a couple hehil by Thomas Napier ; $ tn rs - .,nd I .ujx;loglzt or resigned i, Sambrook and John sariie beforehand. IA'ighty are: Greg l)riggers, At the SaIIIe time a pledge 1miias Emiubree, lAnhis Kirby. strut t I(i( h,irtl I A ugh IA ights J mines s,nst .nU that wu II 4 . 4 iiiiprovciiieflt towards Sumiiara Joseph but Miller, nwr lost sight of thu l.uI that liii hard 640 ,_ Vurz and John IM .uur olinr sluR and our we in .itiiniti r pre's- sioi •IJuuits •oi III or Winners will is' determined '.1 Thank -uu fur your u'untinut-d ts the three top sote-retters. -ijirt ,srisl interest. fliere i no pr°n in the' I Ca.s.wlberr\ Charter nor Ili tile - 1-1 11. 11 - - •• - 3: I r:' l4rngwuoil laws for the winner -- - , to carry.. iiiil0nity of the votes ui at nir fir ruric'ff lei tlisri' drawn sipposltioo to givi' t)w city the Iirt us.ntti"I .'Iertin tO three yrars provided to us) indicated u'andiuiate vince l'eehtel, itetiuhlican for I)mstrict 34 as not hias'ing subiuuitted a reply to 4. P submitted questions. I ~11 l , EM ; F'et'htal called and said that he ''hand-carried'' saint' to this' I A'ague ofFice - I — c. ~ I .1*.ti~llil)tl(llil-*,iistlie i)rvsciit k r law reads, iii the event if the death of a marriage partner, a hssmesteatl si oubul be stis iule'sI betweeti the chiihstru,n arl the surviving s;suse. estfl ii a will '_ i - . l. r I- - n* 0177 • I I I d WINTEII IIEMII, F'la Al's petitt' blonde, says slw has (ivelope(l a healthy set of muscles hauling F br hi fruit to m.srktt in New York behind the wheel of a 73.. Sharon Steel.', a 000-pound truck. Miss Steele, 21, and her (a ther. William. take 33 hours to drive their 1i56 semi-rig from Florida's citrus belt along the East Coast to New York. I us&d to (iris t. timidl in the heavy traffic of New Jer.'y and Miss 'get Is said \tw \ ork But m father told inc I Lid to learn to drive' aggressusel like the rest of the folks in those Northern cities So now I 'I.'.'' .Miss Steele, b.arely five feet tall and weighing 125 pounds. sa)s she has to 'iirt of stretch' F * 95$ ' - . •- .-. -. -- . -. - - - . '- - - - -. - - EXPANDED DETECTIVE AND ROAD DEPUTIES DIVISION Maintains a Balanced Budget NOVEMBER 7 DEPJOCR/T t.d by w'.i'' f1(F (tfl Trc' says I lii' huildtil) e'u)uitra(tict' t that pt'it'(' IS Wittuiti FCChi - ' -..- -_ ., the pn sent l ----- about progriimmi II I ! L _______ " I - .;!, .. . I : ' .1 -- this for for it ubiolilit that wouuhut toiuut unth r Iho term of rclMitrIiutiOti 1 belie s-c ~~_ - I utitflt. - l )\h I\N'I'I( 'llU\ ~11(1(.,- Illg $-#.) I)lIl1()1l Ill li(l 1111 lutling S2 hilluuin br North \ mt'tivatn, in a 1is'e-car to r it 551St a tic C t'cu)noIn IC )rs)g1i n sit - huit. n')li 11.1 . which if yoll check it -Attli Lb. its t ° %Vt bstt r mitt sinus sArillig, 111jury, e1c." \Vhi.s is this ucilimo r tisl w Iii (for it raIls ' them 'It '. I % - - ()It Still, *30~1 .,N111, .. - -W.-- - 4 ,. - - - - . .- - Alli - •.- I\JV T to reach the petl.ik s.n the f1ssr tird of the truck. Just handl1ng the steering wheel and changing tires has helped develop muscles in her urms she 54t) - :flii.s ,orth -ii ii1s'nt in thus (uerj s:nIlu)n er Yrda'.. fls truck Junctinn on th. uin''.w itne Park'vr; trailer a Peterbtfl, .vas de t'nyeut - with 441.t)flm) lamakft 'o he .wPrpn anul rnluna. '.ver' :Uttmt rn inipat Phitts, 33. of Tahr City. North m.iterial. truck '.va carrying large rolls of lrv gt)i)ds Rup.r? 'hasIiifl t;ourned jew. j .iral times already at Thrner' - -- request In addition. Whuppk order - fitricken from the .hiMflIS.S' - - -- ---- FI I 0n T ues a y S --- - I I Ba ot - c1uai -x..- e Ii ac Uhe baII3t concerns proposed hmch he' lMb ilits of creat1fl a county ordinat'ce 7'-X trol con regWate -md filth fine control distric' in would is uai in re'o unrestrained logs minole 1. e'Uflt% 13 one nsf two at the areas conunercial b c .1 cowits questions an the ar us tis I\ ESTES litIt k I I I I IIiU\ I e all bs SUPtL UUU ket tttenipt hit h inaihisgei' has fouled a i obhei restuIt('(I umi the shoot uig tttttis nil ttu'ee bandits proved Thursday iight by the adverttstng 'a 'he business r Zoning and Planning Cam- use of the r'!uiuise in -vflit'fl 3 bV 'e sign 5 '!,,t.a(eii atSi 'lie r"strstutjfls it tuLki gn ira th e city cwIfliS5il)fl. Until an iftctaUy by the cummisslun, :1 ,rsilnance s adopted 4U1C' there s it) - •'it:un of iuch athettisulg in - reset1t sign irsitnance :tt, the city tiS 001 tritl 'nturce 1 prohibition 'I .::ea; ander'.og, but nas a.'?flhi11e'. wnr few Y6-14r,j the following .ippruval b and iti for those areas outiid onitfltflknt at retuire the us orpe'r tIed littuits of people 1c)lition of the , untr',l:ng - ,u'cat:uns at the ntailat:. At first there was a ,prvettt any effort ti butunder threat -t nssil ipu., 'ung I siw'i aititn citien3 as utjnv ruu!uugienit the lhe qut-Iin'n i to be ote'd count> ca;)tuie nil tWo tittierS e Itt iiii b'5 Ilit 1' liii iota all's Illwyer that lie 11111s"' t UVIII Julid ('XJ)Cll5t" legal fees aunt (kId Ui lit S STU11111-:N'll's 111terrupts it lilveling lit till- 1.1ol- ida Board tit Regents to * Ilresillent Alf the Universit\ tit Vlol-1(14-1 fur dog owners lb sit i i urrentis sersed muisde L1iC40el bs the' Fern Park Volunteer I- ire I'tpartment It is an I nO X ticupatt'il in the event the questiesri i apprn'se'J that the deaths equipment presently used by the 5'l1 teens scull be tran I1TtI! -- within the Would district mill taati0fl - ro.swortt puuk proposed 000 lIe t'ie.r bbs getierdte about SIB) Ic s-F etitorul etinunent m.ttIett he woutti nspps3e a higher Illwin title mill to nlhlnin I t*tp1illt%, t*jillillit-4ioners beftwe I'\ i I I I" - uet'ii S;,% i "Is ie but onie untrols e epected i prevelit the sidewalks-. p'le* and awns :r'itu bLusunun4 in to ar'Jens ot paper,pdtflL JOel weed. A ifiut sit nine square Ottt iign in S eaeh ,re,uuse Involsing e w th r ,eriiissihle er site - tier. ttutast:ssn ir nr ulv..r!ung ie I1t1U1'!t!5t 'hler'9fl sr hep in naul e Ieesnett 'n'e sc- sod nt'duntaL to 'such met, 'uiilihtng ir ise :essorV :r- T s,-e'I r'lu mirls'e biU.' -ith &'aitert1 flflo' uni '.Ve.tneMia ies4ta •itc !iIi'his -'engunig n ti rn-i sod the uws -n he :upper • .1 + iI e s - • - L- \ ' - Li 'ii - 1 . - -sod eapture t • o others. \v itflesse', sa al lie t • gh I itteifliJi -- no '. I)teI' n(er'-'i tth '" Polite sJ d the men ianked )ut 'wu ill the nrse telepnutie iunes aisude me muartft anti hen lr' et o manager 3i11 ",IumhUeI ii suns but didii to present nun troni uailiuug the Lut± \'v ase police Lttiofl ij hail mile away "'th IflJIIJj4tF 40t 'iii a s,.tLiil 10 .b bet0I"t :Jie cubit_Ic ' Polk mtered 'he ,.a-,hitr rubbe to the head a 1ne robbers 5 uus s i .e nontined within private blu 71) 'ect irvin the elLrbIuw at -°Y 1( street inwrse' (tots hostage during the holdup sere uzunn' 'i. tall Just ttiiiuute- altem saLmudet 7 . , JA pts-sti -Ill ntLtts 14ys follow WWI) ' lh4B \I 1.,, tO çIUf 't-. tvinWrtiry sign WrIlut 111u3t W orI '" i' ru si r - No inportamut iay 'o 's'imlper:uIurs' ulangs's_ an re e I -I -- :s•nsie'I ,ullos Say 04fl JIJC:eut rn .uiui ir 'ml ''''' - wrtTiofliOU :,earImice istor. 'erm inst :JrvIs-r''-e 'rufa' 'tight and ijuled a -nbier fur .sd.-ertistnig 'nd .sl1ut-d the sign citi - to be reted hither it'd un When lvgallzelt. 'Ile 4 u'd i}u)rlltnaIIsl h re ittwtur1, n IUC he wanner hat 'he iverall "stfl(iie( W ' Ll i • ruscepe I Io,spital notes, -,,, - . fs ; ,ten.s t intl n 'I,e ie 1IC uie:1uutt' ,r'Jinamu'e s igns. uanitwie ii political prnluibitlun For the brst time lIgn i pit!iding for ,,itizen --Aes portable ugns. impop! jigns ir bra ertaen Litca1 anstidate sea '.vad 4igns. The pr'ncupat 'eaturs a he wifi be !egal 10 .mtor't. .1 the -irtnnan.:e. ap- new -loe'uuent is to r"str.ct , ' tiltlusiS hat 11 • ,'i ' ir us r .0 i.•is lOW fl ei ii ci nor" inst -,mnmn,.rcuu1 -intl nttutr uri r nr u ' sign itfis - ptilitit';ii itt5 klthifl the cut'. - - I* ty fl aii U)rr I t-r '"'5 Iflilflth . -- - ---- inance Cons i .imnon the Uei.ed suit.ms t)( two men jumped their rig and ro Be (treat if Pashman s the rear doors flee- tare is upheld in an appeal ing when, Steele said, he order the 3rd U S Circuit CoUrt jumped out of the cab with .ppeat-' in l'hiladelphia. ,un in his hand. Civil .ictioc. have been intuMisis Steele said she first atnsst turner in at least lrust' the truck when she was 13 ated 42 states lie faces sislitional sears ld and had to quit-kb> becanie ill on a trip. -a - - ,iupericir A:uur. In Philadelphia thes were SMOON) Intl) a fund which -.Luld be du'ndenl robbed s,OCC and another tune take the wheel when her father - ign New crowded around to help change fleral court's nermanent t:lbs tin &J I lust stoOd off in the Sthipple also ruled that shadows and watched" ohue Orae in irgurua Muss Steele any o hus ea 1e:r saul shc h4utl a bliiwUt but counsel Turner rn...' in , fortunately I was only doing 40 to toe i miles per hour so I was able Turner a!raly has piud keep it under control'' - - S ilega' on 'J' s a hurt ar Steele firuts advantages in 1,,l.jhmar. wa.i invol%---d in i (~qmplrac) Another ,ittarne mate :n''il ed in the case sal a kr Once when they tud .i flat tire presumably 'ul1 brie ut sus at a truck stop, he says, "about references before th e record eight or nine truck drivers the dusn'usse'l case goes irl - - T'o men •--_.e Whippe immediately j - A E U NT f 0 EA TH Q SCEO LA C I into ' sutiuig 4tgaitust \ 5)111 t II su - . - I upol, ,,ill% tit precincts 14, 24. JI \l ( •(1\ I It N tcUs t lit Ihi tutu a 1. . is ''tryllig fob loss ung ; * -- 'fr .00 I . - The' Nton adiitotiielit tuuinistr.sthn is u (11151:1. rim-. - ' - - I - logethel" , after tile vivi, Think - ____________ IN 1: ar- there are tit) minfir children," aiiplie5 as Ituliciited alErt' . . (t'uI't' Mci;oVt'ril to tithI) -' pull Ihis country 24 HOUR FULL TIME PATROL PROTECTIONS COUNTYWIDE VOTE POLK FOR SHERIFF San . - -'. - I fr ' -L-'- - - ' - • - * A FULL TIME JUVENILE DIVISION * . 1 'a• i 11 4 the devise of the huineste'.sd if ire ins oh sl 'I-1 trrnn of Thornai H.,Ioff, ncr ss"i by Ito 14 Nar QuIifytng perur4 in Wir!. Speings •nded Wednesda'i sr a qS ___ i I. I F.S ruse s more liii'. I N 111:1) n'i hi Si iut Ii \ i.,'t it't tia in iuuuli ta u'y aid 1[oil of the' war North \ )fl( . t ' 'L.' " 0,1 _f I"",-_~ -,_~~~ ' - -- According to the au,u'ndiiuent, , - - 0 i.'r' - ' s,w),Ise tinles!i minor (,till ire proven leaderwith a welitralned ESTABLISHED REGION FOUR CRIME LAB. * SERVING7 SURROUNDING COUNTIES - - I'I{I-Sll)KN'l' N IXUN. iiltt'r t'rtiiig thiIt been r n twtl on an .1 lit • ii u"ret'uit'nt ha ' - iniulul t xist to flit t ontr.trS - nt I Irr,er I'urns'r sued Sp'rior (,iirt N EWAItK, NJ. Al' A led l'irnani r'ter 'uotateu1 l'a.thuins earlier Mi,rris Judge eral Judge dtsmntssest (lenn rO 1 thIs year alter f';ishrnan freedom of speei Turner's suit against a Newark Orlando alleged Pa.shman wts 'par' the banned superior court Judge Friday businessman's t)are To He a consptary to harras.s when Turner's lawyer said the was $11000 (;reat motIvational firm from sle5trcc, his htne.cs. mink oil pr(rnoter Friday 14 hard .i r%.r.O(u" behind in payment of legal fees. the sthte. 'kl U.S I)tstfl' t Court Juig. - reflCe A. Whuppk he ha'tn i "n paid abnut $LO00 n tegal ' Itt'rususii t-ontued, "the honue would bt (iwn. tl in total bs the -- efficient crew ofenforcement officers. Thanks to Seymour Ikuisoru fur offering clarification on Amndmtnt 4 iH'nitstUit ç " 1. iIdt y - - A - - V IT,:1 B Glenn Turner Tossed 0u t Of Court Sul"t - yesterilay First issuer Facts On l'rescnts 'League information I Candislates' pages - n 'Iii ' i 't.' itstiri, .g' i,,,is4'l two ising rhallengid by Sandra (.linn, a wonian antive in the rub c'rnhnig s,s:itter iritiffiripal government. Itt in,'iir,itnt s oIifl('ilIfl('fl in A Itainonte Sirnigc have ooe year of the unekpired term (if Mayor Curtis Blow, resigned, and three seats or' the Cit y + ' " * * 401"I" 11 , - YOUR SHERIFF -.viI ii c:-r Junior If h per;y's hi r#cpnniblIitv hø "ir Mor ','n think 1w 'rtinn, nne 1w AmriCan pPn Nn'' hiy play oil i pr nnr and 'ii ir " it' ttf It is the',' .'hn treat iir rnn i<' -' ny nIdiPr4 n 1w inn''d •. 'r Qu al ifi cati onlosed Seminole County 1969 i_\ VOTE nnragain ,"aid poar - .,. ~-'-, -, - 7 w will present a varied and in- aging at Seminole 1a 'W ''' Cities In Three et State Association 3 Ltnerah public arid is prrseritt--t .is an ac'tivlt> of project - s Programs for the "Greatest" s'n Iii vM rn TiIfc(IaY tamP In i rmark Te(,,vprn' natirnaIIy tppvirI addrs Friday night whieh va q$'IrrPrl by 'i c.n r,wn brr,irkat ) h'ir ParhPr 'rhc SPfla trir a Id Friday ffl Iviinn tha hs h Ni nn a rid Sn,ith Vie'nam ; J'rsdrst N guyn Van Thipui had plan ad. rr,hs d'v n r,n turned lit Ifrnry A K ic,ngPr ',a,v- r'nI by Inst"ad rf h' ma icir hraic thrr1iih Prq,dpT1t puhIiIy rlairnPd by th hrnakdrawi. thnr has b"n a faMi 1w aI(l -r'r ,'' i' V \t,e' ' .'. in Civic Center AuditoriumN. ttt ,it 7:30 pm Six artists Florida Svmphon> Orcht'str. TOM I •.'..s..-i' 'i;tti it t of — ur b 'rms nad almnct $ by thø nrnn nfli't fniir i"ar .W "prnhricPd ?hP am' prinrplPc' t r1 h. Mr(,nvrn. ha lnng ,dvreat. Incd 'hi' ji Mr Nknn ha e-' .er ;' 1' 1W %rlfrr "n 'c'nrWP \I' II .\() I'ri'icIi'r,t 'i iri ha ii ;i', .1' (ivf'I 1tr cpPs iiit Itifl ,$'? 4('(I I ht' iiriiiiig a ('t I.'uu'nt I I$'tflfl hi pci(c'. hut irr' ta I i ,itt i p;ith 'Hiuir41r(MIfi(I 'Ii'rt inn day irn" t iric. \lu( ;r'rn ;i,nI At I h inn' nid th Iin I (UI xi c ''i 'l a tin,ii II iii . r :,t in- dnrnr'c I ir -;I Ic I'r t)(sW saul M((,nvnrn. 'that vf rnnst unripnirt;int 1, h"n liii' f're rInmI -,'lvknr ;innntilit"I ttit p'a('$ had - • It \.$( it.11 I'i •' I. seresung program 44'. ,ioha, bassoon, flute, ceUo ... , Nixon' s Course Denounced It, I I I %Ai,l i tit p;esente'i .t ' I's __._.__ -.1 i.,q Concert Slated On Nov. 17 ( )t(,f' ( 1,qsiI McGovern Cha/lenges 'Peace Talk' 8 years experienCe as Tax Collcctoi' [,yru, who said she is in no wa a rabid Wcinen 1bber, explained that men are afrail f losing their comforts at some if the> liberate their women 'Women go along as the has'e been raised and the' 1t' certain things But who is I. mop the floors is something a Lyr. Irv,-t1,r'.''I 2 11P Ip-II$iIl \I,r' .'l - u have sc.ap in >-.'iw e>es I I,,,I-, i- I ;i I ( ( kii,,u,,or (kif-III) () 1 , marriage Men do not realize all that women do." Richard said it is the wife who puts out that cicifl towel s-u reach (ci- when tinner dishes be was too tired ti wash the night before - - .-o- CA p',, I!csur1 out. he said, 'that there are a lot of things I could -- -----------& to make her work easier Now I cook dinner sometimes arid I take 5.'it all the trash and sick up the rooms and nisclothes Still, she does mote than her fair share' - ..11 (. )I)'I' 1)1 M around arid watered them 1,y-ad that itMmedlukea well 00 the s--acation for her - He did prelts main things. like cooking arid Sinee she began working keeping the hous picked UlS, about a >ear ago, she has been lyn said. 'Rut I wanted to s-a> trying to get more household ?fl those thurigs - feed the cats things done on week-rught.s arid but I has failed rail cut clean toweLc s.'Both agreed the change was ausc he was c'us3nt good for their three-year-old kitchen shels-es,' Richard s-aid "sitS Woot-4 and I'm more than six feet She got upset it --..'. ...--. -aon the bet. theCats would Sta> a kennel instead of going alorig cii the next vacation hlansard begii."i bravely — he w,;uld not allow his wife ur.t IRS kitchen Alter work. he would dci t..#. .--"' to - threr'4Th'iflth bet. I,vn returned to her sedel> duties Richard said she did it out of synipath> Rut when she returned to her chores, it su.s with a ti-and new automatic dishwasher — a gilt fr-scnR,chard 11)1 ) '•' \ 1 111 1 11"I I I Ct)L IF-C101 the 's-ith c-hr-es ; Then, three weeks. into their tc-hcn - As 1 was dctm it, the handle fell cuff a cupboard I started to lua it, but remembered Os-st was her cub I just went in ars-i c9ped the handle on her lap as she sat watching T\' - Lyru said she had rmotrciub)e repainog the handle. 'eCi- QICI checkiri&t the oil. £ettm the ski ---rack put ciri the car ci- washing prob1em the car cause an> Richard thought the rnLcsed a fe-s-s spots on the car, but she let said he would -chasthe $ants due if she hadn't 'ueaked )) I\ ).iI. I iI II '$,IllIlPlII lAX çc-sed to nag mc %% hen I was d.-'- ngin HFR kit, en But 1 told her it was MY c- eat lie The> B> MARY 'eLF %flfl Copies New-s Sers-ic-e j4 b';! TROY R AY ,-.-.. i&T_] )()j) VOTE TO RE-ELECT I,ø'.'.I,IJr! I 1 I fII'%%lI''I ,I II \\ IIII'I I',iiI II iii;iii e1ur!t%.,1-1 Thev 4:atnte out shooting an,i ,,.%: r, I. 't-a' \ tpt bt_ I' t "'- tflfl � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1972 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 03, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 03, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 03, 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