8 10 272 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/554d3c31610b87bace9ac39a5c9cc4b7.pdf 4e715011a20851aa013f5dfc5ca0c659 PDF Text Text Pjz £S— Thc Yrd Candidate 613 What HRO1D MrC(\T1.1 Trarl F411U11 Ntwi 56m,ire B '.iipk Traveler Should Know Every \ 'irginin, tnllnwmg the lead 0! ' St frtir thi For ii corn- comber Snilin Adventure" mawr inn will it rrvng ciffered b !slunds in thi Sun '.euland sn penttCorSlate thts at less cnrnpsws at st1tz parks The and Air Ne uesti tr'tling on a luxur than three mileti from Walt sten was introduced in Ciilitnrnin, will se up thsne' World at C)rlanth. Fla ('alifprma ict year. It wili tx the first nuijm unit n1 operated by Tucketron. Inc.. itintrar Carolandc f -ventuallil rr hotel. LHCIU& Is ______ tn(th- Nflt.V 1 reIlvirif with re;Uiurar't, an i-hn)e gal' eurst and other recre.atrnna. !,trilities iin ftngelrs will r•lehratt it itrthdav with rnnriaic-h jcri< r:tusIr and other festivities it Ant 'ra Street on Sept 4 C 4111 orrua's 4Ulth anniverszir, vl he noted in ttw C'.ahril ctivi Sept 114-24 in S.r - - Huahutw. LIUISt p 311(1 miles _--------- S I L ' when qnhnr at Center. which andreporu'dquiwsucrcssfui wili WC.t OR 1F t * tr, ( Ctp-d A. where preservc ' ync dine under the siar and the that the hes: p m sind 1 rr, of pines and Aristide in Thenuk rrutsrne. there art an the Rnutt' Nzitinnaie, where doesn't Close liii $ p m unu5wi The 3reek Line iiflW little tlinin. 1)1M't5 along houillabaisst Lt. a pec'ialt' Traffic' jams art reported at travelers a ehnrwe It. eCle: thu French Rivier: worth rnn.cuh'rrng Tht include l.a the newI opened Warner Rrns. the long Columbus 1'i: f'insiUi d Or In Nice, which Jungle Habitat in West weekend with a trip train Ncu .cr'cuuhes in surh dishes its Milliord, Ni.. the northNlsts \nrk to Rerrrm&4 on the Qiiet' ld life knnn Marla, (let F-In rabbit in part wine. l.a Pinerle, drit.reig. :rn P;irt''tt Ctit per person Hs.,;vrin it ts't ttw rt'rnt'u Pol'T%eSU' island of French BeachThere's a i-da tfrrr.irai manager at west Yellowstone V.t !trr k Ill r , 0 1 11 , ig ,litthr * CASSELBERRY iWY. 17-92 t . I = 3.5 OZ. Iiip Bus` ufteriinur1stsa and low-east was- It "hu hu~ tour rnf* tin!, IS' ; lati g, ..tind-off pri ih•t ch iii . CREME ,z \ 'acatiiiner' 1ri 1, ti trinrile ur 'Hrr ii . 1voui PINT HAIR ISOPROPYL TONIC FIRST AID KIT ~ - I " i : 4.6:a &.*f ' r- •. . . ..': .. ,:,~. , I _. -,W- ••' i.: .. U'S 1,1 t t-'fl( - 0 ONLY , 0 I thrCiutI'Ilt'sI lIl 1 ii rItrr lats d l'ress Arab Itt 11i .\l rorvlu- -A ith submachine pins DUOTANG FOLDER : '. c • .jjiflatiori tItrt, and reduce nPIYirtutIttft!; ltr- Ow rali- ill hit wuirtd nuirkt't of iritu,lt Irit prtidUits tIIiI t?!,! 178 wakung of the Olympics V Marx Groan-it director of tlt-mc-rttarv education for ".eminale Caunt a' floating on t'iata th htr &Ic,ud4toda niece, Olympic si rn star )' ! i'is:. PAPER . SCHOOL BOXES \ nz.i. n'). LTT'!S 4 --- respond III the rtuillengt Its 0 Hi priiited I .utamt,tiiit rnunutacturer ,A.1 1(1 , vti.n threat entd 1'' .• :11W sales of imparted let COMPOSITION BOOKS . . 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DMDWO 2434M CactE t331(: DOW I, so*V 11166441M tolof JS3i4 okb&WW 24 Sib - 111t There when ou need u'... P. - even on Sundav. - ' .t '- i;)'n 's. 1t".'.I('411 I '-.'t'' ut''.. tch"d p ar'r,lr fl't"'t rll)tiOfl'. vith 4.,_ ..-''-' t..' __. .J!'i t)4 6 . . 6#4 5r - •,s t..r •..., e s" 1. . --.-'..,.. iY.isi 5j* .- • i"Jr P t • I .if..rrn'c,r, gill uani piled Tbr, ottaten-o-no-Medwith !~ - this evening. -' '- - Mobile H omes Robbed . . - -r - L '- - - ';? -- "fi-- '1111 C:'' -J'-' - •', 4 . - .( - . - - - __ 4; ,,,- '1s ' -" .5 . p. .- L .I - •. . ' - . , J - '" I I'll I -r _ Lt - sI -ir Florida Teehnototr i - 1 i. 4..Jii niersiy _______ park manager ,, w itfl ,Ltte'I be had complained __ - . - rt. - aned ow * -- 1. - - - ,. ., - . i,lilll, " : flh!A I;kr Vil- , . - md homes an d. .Iopirg mri i. R.tuier said the thef. ecut-red eSatur or ciri'. soas, a1r-1 iunda). B. — - -" EagerIN awaited . . . . . ,.,........ b% 26.000 S , - - - - ----- • morning. ditioners. was ii ° as on duty ('ountv children as they returned to school for One serious note: A crossing guard the new year. The photographer shot from the at Sanford Middle School. •._c furniture tr m new ipartxre'itl , - 111111110le I%' furntiriti.. lne park. located on SR ~0 I k , ~ ~ .,• - toot 1) 'J I ,,,- ,.es I '° .;t.'jntang tn an esUmat,'1 Hill Vincent Photo' - - me fur- reno ved in nishtns were remo recision manner by a wellor ganized ring Kunkkr added The rn*'bole home park was -ctuled to open wi:n but now .tcng to Ronne r, "I iion know wt'n we're open." weekend shooting has — Rights Are Cite . .... Al', 'F \ IAl1.VSI"I•' Flu hit 'S 101(1 irma attorne 'ill tul.t'S ourt mitt I F lo rida Supre. t1,tt the &un.stitutinn,il rights of r'il 'tuned to p riso n ,r4 rs 1mr :ne - de'uiUi will hi' violated if their s nit net s Ott rail to dii' i. d sentences rite. n u, tile becomes eFFective 'ltie law, tmu- hi lwI-urites ioutumiitI'i ,' , . re3ulted in the )ailing of 3 ned Before Court Conde ...*. ..... P(i1tlI(Y is over turned, its it has Florida PrLSOI1L'rS condemned to lit In L) the U.S. Supreme tilt iii the e lec tric hair back to 1. triol out Is for re. e. nIt lie ung oiurt omite. imdetl Mrs I )uIre. list Mi,uuma tttorni s I lii oht tl i)ulresne, represent utig a ll i-iuistitutuenal prisoners t-urreritiv appealing of the law questions would be teb ileattm t fltLIR is s aid r muse it if 501111. ;trisone.rs gut ks,s equal protection - l ie going It) fiarl> all on nih this class must be taken" She retmitnde'd time.' court that mu orahoti e' autoinsitl'. others 1.i fun trtat t ile Life I)rasonhlment Mr (I U,.S. ih-,trict Judge Charles charges, after he allegeWy n a (rd wou nded a love triangle. iad L)u(resne t. William L k or seve n n prtsoners sa the id Lu the r Harper, -.t. rite. ne. e.d to tti for ript thould on 't&sira1ehurge an ikil erts be it se. nttnt.ed b Rape coni ii. tit'n.s should be duduw assault - with intent i, ii to d iffe rently a the coitunit a iCiOfl mu...r I. list R usilfitist ' , , - , of Itrearms in the cununi,ssit'r d ii,i ')f a fel"n and Lisi 111011 s in ibk St'flttflt5 LI ill,, tivath petulty ii not uniused Mrs Du(rtsne said. e firearm in iits city In d x Slit' urged tilt- court to issue P; )111 II \1 va,lt-.11,~, TI -"'"' s ni roe ilt if the d lii II tttI r Ii SIS (if 57 , other (or Ir e. ill mur d er ~ Te3k I I I c I i . puzzle 4, Stesk r.' 611 Iii ('rant' nf A krrt inn hti.piLiL nitutes I'ublae nuti&x 613 - 7B 6B Sosiety Sports ). i-mines t u 'sswurd I'S IietttsS(l)l.,I.. dB .k'iitLor ,t'stfwd ads I , ririri ga r I tj .11:1 .51:1 ri. 's ii. 'S'S e """-"". Mature Adu lt II'S %l'SItIl r I= H , 4 ' in -; s'usig girl shm., uad.-ris.'nil all alu:rltoui, She- ti-lIt Ilium her hang,d to pru(s'i-1 hit.- ide-itlin> ''1 used to he Catholic, nois I am not so sure. When I was it little girl, I isanted to he a nun -, ,SI;t' was 37 )cars old, it beautiful girl. She was beautiful the t,louun '.( youth iler !)ivi$ion of Consumer, ' to tic three candidates ~!~~ I 'A lou have catlipaigri signs ,an titat little U-i_a,iuLar plot at Ow of g'eni'ti Avenue, at tic lakefront: Get rcasd to move (i-IC Mth'tiSuhulP, ('tiofi 13 -tarta'd sounm for an offi( te ,'jttuJttii' ts) bes Oft tlit' '0t* - I - . itj _.:. . -.t -- -- uuiio-r \(;I,ltIbIh was long and dark She It III two pigtails tend had is tilt'' ribbons gall)- lied on eat'ti jc;ji'j Ib'r truss was white, but host' is tote and her th,,ws tc,c fit :'' - - --- From Girl To hair is (J1't' Oru lwr wrist was is atuim a 'I 1cr.' is as a t.fiiit'rfirt' ialnit lu'r t ('i,ielerellz, quality of all purity. Site looked like - I S :--- ---- --.- :,-.-. is ith 'C'nasurztrrs are irote','ti'r, sick anill tired (II bcifl€ i?fllA)' and tired" is ish 1 t oiild Iias'e said I Owl I. - - 4.. I.r. ;j,.i'., ... P. •,,'jn' ,, VS ) .. .M.,$.. P. S ... 2J I--v S • 1' • . s. ',ii•s.I Z1 s p.s. •'eti*ii i' ' ti • 4r I. 4N&.I 191 i .V ,,i..,., a. N.. 4I hAS. 3e '' $' "4.51 i' s: is:.'tt JE ,..,. s• . -- 5.-..;. : S....— ,, • •. ...-.'-...' .• . b'$4t5f •. . , 54 . ', 5'ft., )c 'S $4. 3 4 'A½.I'J '' i,4 ); £ -t, %4;,-j, P V.' 41a Sr I • i"', J. ' .*5:4!. i ar.," 4 4 ' - Anthony Paltrier, 37, at a 'Ic'eland, Ohio, public hearuig of representatives of Ohio's new - - -:-: ' - ' fl/ C -. .• -- 1 .eautifuI, turiply beautiful • p bloc'.'ote. — arm stuart any A&o tor . c_ct +. .-' i partsi dralto %ith tilt. lift- (if a FILM PRINTS KODAK FILM , M !h' s,' Klein announcement of the memnr' service at the Olympic Stailitir stitsi hem has "to make dear that the OIv. Olympic peace The ''r -'r reading broken,'' Klein said, pie Ideal "by mumand v1okjoint statement, the - kept p-isoners in a hotel voting %iw can control Ow - ,:i -.' , lb 1. fective Oct. 1. Inalld"ll ', Ill,. ': \oie -- -' lit-raId I'.(iu'Si'S I'; thus t.uoinil III %#'% I'll habits of our people" Yet sir. KC%CrelYJ - - UIUCII 'tan>-le ti-ic sazrie as there who can control the labor vote, tn the teacher's v ote, or for that sea tor I s'It' ø',r!i iljp : 4 '1 i - lj.\jtGAlN-ll1'VlFl\G American tolli'lists I aitree with Rev. J. I': Connell). Local black leader rsori AQ fher-r isn't any one i WONDER CLOTHS - I •SP.• h ,.4i : twi r p--~ --- 11 -. ltt-,urhtt • . - ,-.-'•:LJ SN : J,, ,,Ø--': TODAY WAS THE DAY , Attorney office. sinalar situation Strange emerged In Brevard Count). - I it-ad ofsornenetr)ingto'5tl1 tucal candidates the "bLa k 'SOW" for a fee of $tiOO, is that 1188 fvr è - up - • DUAL CONTROL r ,ELECTRIC BLANKET :::. BOXES "\ tss ID", Ø..p Diit tnelsad.d Wcnon,.d T - I . :i ~N ~ __ P15 A . off. ,,rt' ,• - • '- - . s2 2 99 pIft!t s,J'')r'r.'.)l SM.( !&% 04 ' •' — - that cheap tic kets on the Soviet airline mean cheap service. Stranded in Moscow because there are no planes for them, they are X t'r ' :' :,*- .~ T- of the - ' ' , learn already - blot- king his vieu 28c SUPPORT 2 PANTY HOSE - .,. t - • ':i9 ,%& I _ District Court. U. S. 1b.' today and ,' p '*iiL t. I'll II \ 1)1 I Pill 't I I U I i ( '( II ( )( ) I teachers w hat the Sc hool truki r fusing to giv e Hoard says is the shortest high school working - • Iu1\ in the na t io n. this information has beet, 599 Ill -- - . 1, 1 I TIlE It EV. PhILIP BEl{I{l(t.N and Sister Eliza be th McAlister. convicted of smuggling prison mail that included letters outlining at! alleged antiwar plot to kidnap presidential today in r'' - wrong angle to get their smiling faces as tht'x '-w--' - _____—*l? Co,ripocl. ligittwigIt (o,lr 3. Ib.1. toni Lost to Oni,- 3" high, 7 -• ', I)rop him a get viell card, niemgtttor e ou can tell he P! _____.r,. 'I ... gripan about a tree which is .... 86'. ..68c , L:~ :1. Semi mule Memorial I ispital. under the c- are- of Ut' 45 Perez k rt 5itt4( k F o1Iu ur 1. I hattie six tit four dis an iriteosmve care and more than ::: 1,15 % asittng V.iui hkel will .t'k& or 't' dflCihCT three TIPF- - I -- r'' taken of rir involv.rru.r.!. For right fr •,,. - - - ' Z. -: 'ut A . • ' " 7 . , Sl-\- (,I"Olt(.E It'(sOVEflN. who voted for the supersonic transport, criticizes President Nixon's economic policies in Seattle, the area where the plane would i in.- - Wdnu'c'lay .' --- , been built - - PENCIL CASE . I'. - Id . . --. ;, , C SHARPENER .uts on that thoroughfare, and rhaps the habit ci! driving a it t - -.4 bir -.--- - ! depressed h. . - : ' to also note, -wt'ver. that this as probably - LA BOOK STRAP MII'P. : PENCIL W5,.'LP CDV,' I%Oti ihic siini was hear d oiitmiing from utruhIJ)S of athletes inside liii' vtlltiite, too, %t :t's orah fair DYMO sN .. '- 1 o:c STAPLES - CARBON L Lc : ,wnr.17.91 and Sanford -levardshouldhepieaSCdt(i is that last Thurd.a tMre '- c 45 who were arrested for l l l l,l l l l l `l l ~ • leir +. stdc q • -1 -- I only :' .- ;: ")7c PA. PE hI ;,.:, . 33c, p' , SCISS9RS - 122:7 ",-" ,~'- .. 23c i 'i:! it::, SCHOOL r, tIi'ir l ts hi Jti min'rnsnu ut If it ni.-- i a in I-1 ri with all athletes invited Iii inlrtl(lPIi' K lein said hi. wasn't sure if III liii' ": "\UNPflL.ITfl.-I. mips" by presidents seeking reelection are almost as old as the nation- and Richard Nixon mahes one today. Ire , V *.'I duR and the Houce decides on finanting the antipoxert\ pro'ram it'IiI r ii - ho 1i c on *%rport -. 4,. k 7 II :/ ELECTRONIC T4L_ v. k: iIeard and have been ieøJng the polict' to -(-rack - ' ' van-'s 'roi)..%N* oil granting it award to families of policemen killed on cilsh ItI?'ii Shall Ovrrcomv," the soiig of memborial a Till-' SF.%*.%TE ' hosv 'I&MI wD .. — '1 II , 5 S S S S BINDERS .... a itt f(or Iliv Israelis would be held in Mayto, In 11w hiture wo. will . (ii - - - \trgiraa HAND STAPLER 4i LUNCH KITS i::. :. ._40 '*,Lt&._1i&l! FDP 0, ..I, ID , ) -, w - - ', \\ It ur';'i' f '. WITH n.t'asurei utrood re'taluttir' could ti,ti .ii,iitd 1Ac .17 .. THERMOS a f. lit' .18 t- ;trr\ otit tile 1)1.111 of attack. N E WS DIGEST Cvw gold n*dab, - Nlehssa lives in Springfield. - — Qui l tAw us It U..' hi said ccnrduig it, Baker, providt I. practical caiitrltiutiil Is, (lit- serurit of the hinttett ':" \ CORK BULLETIN 199 I BOARDS it a "rtuit I hov tilt- 'iiio!r1tIT 1ts enWff1M cyBtrn to: if :;'zs CL V, iiuill cart.. didn't ieel is restrict tti ciitiipetiuon liu: wL'nt out and met it in5trft( .S...1 c" TYPING NOTEBOOK FILLER 1, PAPER Aq 0, BINDER 250 SHEETS 350 SHEETS l'tio'c*l, litiol tt,o' i,tuii''; 1H'ert slaclH'nhlI'd hlitre, lieuri, r i; ilif if !).' I hi hi .;iiiI tilt, tiu'iuuiiritil servi' Nu- - -', tiifli- munufatLuriflg faring pf'tttlllfl front abroad '-.tI,tes I in' inl - lts'uti'ut.int .;litl Itllei' &ituiiiti't'rt % i're really wreaking the havoc dl the presumabh will resume after Israeli headquarters if the 5 ; rn deadline ;issl &uithout School that Middle 1 -:ue The rab naders iarrii'd fl sOjtltiOfl of the. ISSUCS rm -tcrda 1- I.I CANVAS GYM — - ltircs1. '','',''-.',, Its-I .iuotu till - uitsilinet s-r'iI'. isritsith,' liii' thI,i'.' & lIlt rI ti_ui lit ttiiliii '.11, 1111l) ,,lflg Iii I.iiiihi We uiu Ili A police lieutenant told Al level .. equal (riinsley '-aUcrn of "justice" 1r the serv ice for the Israeli dead will correspondent Will storm (hi' a plan to th ere was cutririts and their families on be held Wednesday. The games ~ Lit t . 5 . . . ;_ 10104. I ~ I, and Ll(•Land. s&iiii ths of the Burke-H.urtLt which u tHU. b Cfligrt!ss tinu'd at restricting mipart — lead it int'vitabl uld higher pnees in the Unttei SUites, lot- the products & protected industries. furttie inrrensmg huihtitni' ' •. ncuuiiced, and si* iii duspen• Smiford - troll did l)uilII'(t uit tit trout . Ltalçt! VnlkswI4!et. uuthnriwC dcalt'rtti1 it \ alkswiigen ;utd !- 'S'S i'ii' The games will be suspended set for noon—c am F.1)T Then it was extended to 2p in and killed two of the Israeli Olmpic later today, the international later to S pm—noon Ll)1 Committee earUcLpant.c. and on the local O1mpic resitltlit Mid t the Arab extremists 'Stho Quotas ootI '. Israel had asked that the Small ut IU5 he halttd.ail I III tors insiuk' will tiulcitte liii' (,olita Meir ik'nuunt'ed the at- uI mpie VilItui' ''alleil for liii' tackers a nmrtercrs &'s tot be halted The deadline Fur action on 11w people bout 511 ymo lg A terrorists demands Was first broke into the Oh aiim' \'lIaetc 11% john % %pokki taanie held a dozen others h4t.cagainst a ilemand Iii' : 1i tage I ,',;held for terrorof Arabs lease rapid ap :sh' for actiit of ists punishment p ruhen5icun and Import • i helti in Israel were released '- ltzilai I ick', pIo'.i & .t kill all It a ges unit's 2t .\rab tit i tirut ic t,s1i, '11. k ~ 4 Decried I 'SI $HII ti,...iI nral i..... ''''""' ' iu,I,,ec Ol ympic Games Suspended 1 riting.4asers, can survive withnii lXI. liii t'tii'Inie1 r,'u:uitnti't' Iis"iit t-eu'tll ;iisi tlio ipei flrrmi which in ;sihli !i?ility relatlonn fIlIIii I -t' k Imio s" 'airlt,riiiih in it I ioiiiiitiii ii' 41111111"k. fur Ihr - 0 POCkE - . lIju., ,111d drive trips in ttw west. * I' , ,M dnubtful that main wii: , 1w h i an't pau, /1 I n? t ( r;frn in '. iinty now t' iet'i'i by ,i (s'.feft lettrie *y*telri. f.e'.*' c tai'I r:ornrnilnner Var o!OCIP(l to IP," Si t9 P` w,14 ri jYw, •,r' ,i(t.r th" rr$rinrt 1q atd t ha.". 'ik"fl tl III,, pnper piirf'rt t, Pori-* Pon iirrt'.ponilenvr h'rh'In I'awet aryl a Ncw fr,rk 'i'.s' wict will entr,,I fh'rIsla I lift (if 11111,;f, utihli"'t Ii,ti'il h's' lii,' I'SC ii( atl city . --. ALCOHOL 1 'J ) h '.er ;, iyear franehlc ;ø'trviitfd the rrati1'ufl of a '.xr1eul eleetrie ytm — VITALIS rtrrAv ivin i ll, Guerrillas Slay Two AthleteW1 •. LU) I P(t , 11 I 7 OZ. : • • PONDS COLD ::.* 4ftutrnfls. and attractions l;II,'itln it ] tIItII'Ut I'S( ' 11111111114'r '114'r% V.it Nicoll I'll fur n c,';it imi the l. i' I- him ii$ti l'ii' it. Whit 1, t 4,41040 le 11111144"' "I I liii iii;, I'u,'r's ri',)IIitIIil, I,iftu,.'ti. lie 'u1'.' '.uiiI tii.' s'iuiifl to liii juiptic,' that 4111 lliii';'tii %% hi'ii '''ii 1141'S 0' ;wHim ,i'i,15,t,on lls •1l9'tIl It's II3S1I lit' rl'ii;tIIOI*' to lit Oct I 1114, PIIill 4;;u 111,11 I nul r hatter r uhty rlenfr'I Pkirldt' I he pm The eharI? (till l:ti I fl? 'i 't.rIr ttls''tuan Claim Of E lo c lion lee!rirnt prornc ''11#1 ih'tsifr the t"ilt Gardc!n Through Control Win tor I OWfl Of \ti i'na1110, liii' •18 eat-ohl Iiuti' i;li'ttllIit'Il the fititi ii' titi 'I St ii'; p i' I hti i1,u 1 "'ar i l's lit i,iii Tuesday. September S, 1972--Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 65th Y ear. No. 11 j Am or CCJ fl Utility Con cp Icod to I ak o Over ., n t1I'M 4,111401 4 1111V III 1,4r a th Culturel tadelpia 's I 1i rnMp$tP-'l to llItWtttt •'l firm lgstlrnote ' rcmv*ntinn 11 I'lllull inilliltili 4 '.'; -- ' -- V. ('I ,e a ol tilt- 'i't' :it'"' I how thaI thol, iitlIiIy ,il the Nt _______________________ _________________________________________________________________________________ • i,.; .ilI 1 4-m" tod;i t,'"til"! hhut he cilil n ii' ct'it u't ii Ilunlilt 1-isititlti dlllt ( 011 hin ,'iI IlMis 1114% fli '114- I'll hi hiuk,',i .'r .in \ t'u' n" in I11 FURNITURE SALES I' \1 I \ MI II It MORE I(It'U )l'l'lI it, 'Power Play' Reports -- auraof (1W girl flext 'tour. Site was orte of tic alimiust one ill!llI&lli V.UIIWSI cu't-ii year %lin far, Iii.' tlut'stiuini of presiuirihal fiIt'ItIiall. >- ansi its resolution. 'Iio rlisuiafr is suggt'at.'cI ;,taUtd' it lb behei,t'd that "at- li >- r ziluout 11A1,000 bri.'s tat tilt llaa - tilt- ,h'u of .-ciit;,l blue' it ace if -011j'.14- abortion, t(Juui)u'r uuii,ttie'rs imit"tI and h.' art •'quial t)t'rnuiit' lull', out 0tir Ivenisitur sluill ri-inain 51w oluose 111011 lIsle Slut' was ,I high SI-hoIll st'nleer is iii. took an active purl in the o- ttvitius of her school Ste jucipuila r tIluieltIlt tier st lii,oI uuiates Slit' had her uorttuun' job tarot plans to uito'n'I c nllegeIts the toll Everything i,%w, P'rl01 t until siw broke up 'SI ith her Iuo) friend .ouuil (,ut' uuicititli her disc,escrt'ct latet ;)regflufii') it.uoet'Iess 015111:1 ILl' 1 lie first rc-.o 111th SIts Ihitit of 'Iiiui'tt' ,tist,&'li&'I, tii*'t f,tIllIt tIlitij* lire souijisiseul to, Ii;eiti)t'Ii 'anti) I" (Ptlters She t'Ut'iI her ,- -is,> frIend and haul ililmI slit' Iusil to talk (s) louis. 1k crtt'eI, 141111 tutu upset her lt'rriial)- - She had st'i'ii to ioiani ci) - 'liii's' . 91110 , hit' WA II!, siia' knew isisulci Iculliaw - "'1 1 1111 ttisinit he Ill) buib)- ," in' said ''You know 111111 n'vs-r - hub)','' she V)141 11111 1 ''Vt.ii know host I havess.''S.'i isitic ustitltet uJuu10 is )UM t'a '. I lii 1%' It , uS li.% 'ill'S Slit hulls law, Ilk.(1111 [lilt It". Ihs't II'' leI'St'It tsntctiut'r ciii p1 uiun - ' I icc mart .It seceeui - It _ 1141111 th it itt. ! 1 %%r,,ns S sill could ,iII.'u ii. i 011111 lott' i'i.ono- ti,'kt't for lilt. titloilt fart- (or IllS out it 111111 that sh tM'tuIuuiiuot: tic u'niei ('hilt' let 31,mut $ tout Iii.ot lilt luih'it t' er - e" Ii' a tIiuiut' fccr list' cnuuit 'Flit' (4,1111"t. It.-It tutu' at that lieuiuouli, i'.iuilII) iuitiruiiitsun it's iii, 'I eniIil i'l'. u' 1 1 1411 liii '.5 ilIltltlIt'ti ,iuil l's II e i lom' t'rtuoiii to call it uoiy iii' 111111,4-i tic That number "it-, 4* tiili-tt"u' iIUI104't be I'csioiilt, h'hinouiiiig Ill Ness York spout. i,rt't1 by the Ni's York I_:itinily IiI'uIliI I k'Iirtiin'uot Ste •iilicli'ol Ili her I,t'st triers I Vu liii Lilt'S iseet her In tell I itt'. lerul 55,05 to, imusiuhici lu k - Slit- lit ,Ili uuotk'i siHuudfig iiit'lli('I I cigt'tlier tilt') 1 .111vil tilt, .%I. \% \'tn h 001,ehei aid tii-oct.' all a s .siigeuun'uits 51w had it gi uslucluuic.Ihet' lii N.'s V t that luol i .'ienitly sufl.'ro'st -o .4114v and sti Ili i,iilsiilt'r'. It ii,iu'ali'tI wily iiattir:iI that si't' i iiiii to', ounutiit't Visit .4's '*0', c'Sc'r the 'S'S .'e'he'ii(l Iii't' '.ilieatil ciuiiiis 'SI lSIM'lt tier (tois and slit' It-11 'I 114. ttat oil liii' ioisiiliu,ii w n tIll) lii.' iit txluIlIullu liori't'll lu 'iii p od' " , wi 'I - tutu - - - i liii I i IN III lIe.' III II'S i'ii I it U tlt 1'' go t, fluoi' Alt abortions 'SI"lc' iletli,' on that floor \'i,ti sat it, lii.' Ilildi) iiijil ),Ili ltu'ke.'iI eIiclileI kwilIking that t't'r ) cclii' tutu ssas tt.t',i' lieu the StIll it jairliolIt. Si'I lit' 'SI iii.' culiuiti' ('1 -,, 1 1114 . % % lilt t lilt- ui i 11 N 4 111 list. iticI oi Ii hitist,oiuI 'ha-i Iueck,'il liigiitioil, siiit'd isuei 1,', 05 Ul'St'Ii 1 111111ifil lill mll out !s'c:m'o' I i,% wl uiIe'i Itt 1 1 11 till I'S tO'S '.Uiciiet'.t'cI Ii -sigul (ten uic, IhiI ii, l ilt .) 1101(11' it lien that it cliii not ii.it' to lie igiot-ol iii Ii 11111 cii lit-ne A- 14111i. is -1 '0 i'attil I' Ill ciii tIi.- I0l$'l lis.' slut not ,If I I -is 4 4 'Slit., Iiri - is 1' l'St'C it'ttHlii - I __ - _". &_ - I FOR - LOGICAL LEADERSHIP ELECT .'', ' "BUD" LAYER SCHOOL SUPERIN1'NDNt OEM. ,tit it titer.' i'StIlcI Ito.' iiui cI '-,I, I is _ .1 1 lii 'I lit I ,, \( ,,I ii - -i 4iI,. I,, .-t t li-il a ,i ,,,Or55 4 - �? hr c,;, r,?r,rfl I fi.r ., ;d Tuesday Sept. 5197? 2ATheSanford Herald Let's Reminisce Vandals Damage Ml"Iwee That First Day Of School In . - - .. ---IIF - 4 - I Legal Notice DESTRUCTION WROUGHT by vandals at Teague Middle School on Sand Lake Road discovered by school officials Monday before the schedule-4.cçening today abovei was cleaned up later in the afternoon by teachers and maintenance personnel. William (Bud) Layer, school principal, assessed actual damages at between $300-$500 and stressed most of the problems centered on having to clean up the school materials that were strewn about the &-R grade facility Joe Bush Photo) .-SAMPLE Teenager Relates Abortion Details I'ue Ii !IO forever. For there wa great Itain for tue lb nuinu1e. Fifteen tikinules run seem fort-ter white I wiin. For otlers there was no joz'ondort at all ti:1vu h;,iit assigned to it group of seven Ir1 We were taken into a room and ii rflUIZMCIOt joiflcd us. Site epained the procedure and offered us tranquibzern. I did not feel I needed one. Then the even of us were supposid to join in supportive therapy. I found thu really helpful. I as the you till There was girl of 22. she was really nerv.. She lpt i oiii uy partnLc lr.C%i suyili& Owl is ould die.' I felt real SOrT, for her The rildest woman was 42. She had live rhddrvn and divorred There was a ilurk girl, who was married The already hail two children .and were striving very hard to erumc middle rlas Her husband iuuld not have iUowed her to get the abortion 'i She did hot till iiITTI. After 4 1tlflutf!S of thu tit were giver tresses hone three 1 ;iii uionth.,, tune passed. I never diii tell rn father. I do not think he would have objected to the abortion. but to the behavior leudmg up it, it M father is with the i'nvet merit. He :'auld r'i'er ii'ept the tart that his httt girl has grown up. The tiwill I kr..ed has nutrrwcl. I !thd it diffirult to full in and out of flcflA, . DEMOCRATIC - puu'np ito entire 'uroredure took five fliiflUtrs Tlw'rvwere thet't'11UrCSWe :trI We v.t'rc allowed to res: siel everyone WliS Very nu'' '1 was 11 wevk prt'gruunl a never thought of it a ' ik I knew that I could nes'v: hacv a c'tuht and give it up .uciu1d alw a ys isuadt'r if that warm, well fed. well hild itred for and loved It would REPUBUCAN NONPARTISAN S..9u..'b.. 12 1973 Appmsentaiivt Sr c.n,.c.i, fift D... R.pres.nts5ivs , , '" c' Mae SIM Pit $etviu t -"es . I p'- . 1 VYOUR , d I ca , w a -- :t Li'u1at:,r • 'I .SZIII 0 14 Stat,R.pm."tattvS D uuu- usaaan I). max ? I( ___ wtui.o 7 Stock t _____ C. Report : weaw !,*c KAM *Ui • 111* YONK tAP' ' Yom l, I, Alto0 Am Can 31 1' 7Ao 5, '&' " o A4_L P*ICStI .z.' ll kIM 0$ ' Stow R.pisw,tative . .7* I- , Co So,nu Good schools I S (5 (, ,j ' 77. CItflhi 4$ Claris C (et• :' : : - • 4t0 ', , • • nt I ('AS.SELBE1tB- 1-it) id. of Finals and official and CASSUCO uCasselber South Seminole Utilities Crnnpatl)) will meet tonight iii p. mu. at the tit)ball to sign rentract agi'eeriWfltS frj the transter u the CMiSULU staten and sewer facility to the cit) )P M.aqto,q 34 • . . But the Welcome V.igon hostess c,uii iuil,e it u.,il'r to adju'•t to y1lill, IIOSV surrou inIiug. lind r1 iV he put it 5 111111 , (in %0tIr Ii. '! 41 P Am WI 3.5'. •4t Ott Pan Cant 31. Ii. Ptp Cola * '• 16 ka 'Ad 1.4' Si w.j p 00'. • d So I . •. I $ears SOVI', Co I t' s . , Spec' r N 44's Tom rim p. at 7 to P&L 371 Dl :t : 110'o ,vvan S, yor • all, itiasil Of so Salt Wa G un O,n 704 • T,alCO 35 II a?'. 110504 it , i.ea' PGo 75'. • •, UMC Ind 31 , OW Al 51 1' U Caste 45 Gun MIss 1S' • • Mot' 0' 51 Mor.0Io $* St,CL ha P. a: , MM SM II. RovIon • - 434 •,là1vI LEAVING HOME IS NO LAUGFIINC MATTER... , PlIMOc 110 . , PIll P.S 35'. )O' NCA NIP $" 34 I M I s t. All i v Oda o Ia,i, I .i511' 77 , i . • s, • I- , PJ '' 1011P * PanV", DO. CP'. II ss' 5.0.0 Ms 3 ., , Cant Can 331. aw -. ' -. 44. P5411(0 I. Com Id 34 ', Can Leo 34'. .0 UY £ c NWISAE Elict . 9 , H. -• 35', c.,,c 1, . b,un%I - ,ell i - as 51 W KLIIIJT bOrdaVt - ISIS S • 31 6 . aixI 50451 Sit 3s , ' .•. citiltifts - 4*l isa'. tnt SisIw 34'. n )O. ' tnt Pap 3.4 )onaS tS &L , 1' kIS At 70 351 0 . un(O Am I - • • Am 500 lii An Cyan 3$'. r*(tt1 iat.,w. ' So'. AS! Ar 3O, - iS Ls:iir .Lçsi - u p ii iiiI I Noon -rawill A. Don't be misled' My op. ponent spent the past 4 years as a liberal spend. Ing legislator who conlin. ually voted to reach into your pockets for an ad ditional $2 bullion in tax dollars At the same lime despite runaway inflation. my conservative regulation kept your electric. gas and telephone bills lower than the national average To continue protecting your pocketbook.I need your vote and support 4 I '. :•'-:: :.:..:.:.:'::::.::::" • ..btuwc1Jats.tt__I Otil. 7*4 Ca,II 4 0 tO Stat, Reprewutativs Tbl #1 On C" j I __________________________ Legislatiir jol W _____________ ,.ctyc_u - -- z I's Sw 1041 F SERVICE COMMISSIONER hashish is a narcotic tamed in the leaves and flowers of ttw hem;) plant. Its name was suppcedly derived from a sect of terrorist assassins, the hashthashin. meaning hashisheaters. The World Almanac notes that members of the Ilastushastiin were drugged ,. anti sent to IIIIIFOCI ill saders passing through Ss'rma during Iii.' 12th ('('ii' & 5 Ms I NO P I' Ca'c,: , l b V_us FMM AL NAPO IFIRIN "WILLING TO SERVE" 1'O(R SUPPORT .4PPRECIATED , Circuit Judge , - Swe RS,MMO . A P'IU1) - SEMINOLE COUNTY JUDGE GROUP 2 \VORL1) ALMANAC FACTS ' _ Ii _ MIM L4'uU!liI' -006 htlIIl'hIs u1. mi ,iiu*I \1 I. Mi M'Kiuium' . girl, Sanford 1)151 'UAI(( ;h5 Sanford .l.iiiit" Davis Smican ( Norris .hihti I.' Ittihm DonaldI W . l':ngli Ii Katie C. h'etr;ss 111111a I Itiult, I h'lt.itia I lint) It. Font's, I )elti na Chile Jorulon, I)t'Ituna Wihliaiii U. Short. I )eltoia Alli't'n ItriMunhild, I .u'ngss .41 -- Ltgi1atnr ' . AGAINST AOOfllOS p Caut J D ' '" 1=1,cland.' 01 CA... ,- Septenulwm 1. I9 ,%l)MlSSItisS S.anlord Kenneth M. Murphy ur.i E. Brooks Reuben I). l)ekle flu'u' j l"Ianmlt' J,ttit' ('olbiirii Harold 1" Harris ! S.a:n Iltittt Harriett Weaver Eu utu.i S. Elknlx'rg Adolphus B. (Thanuberlain Orville Betty Carl Carlson. l)eltar) Mollie('..('.arris,l)eltary Agnes K. Lung, l)eltona Alfred Weaver. I)eltona Albert Schiumpi. I)eltona A State Atwaiy M For Continued Dedicated Seri-ice Elect 1 FOR Stak Tel I t A ._____________A Gol LIWfl I Iii KATHY !. Comm 1f1d ________ 0 s, • O.I & . Sol 4 1 Psi.i., c'4 " Ci,. Oem.. ' "'.. C" Ø i W.. h. alli ,,, 0*ca & w-..r 5v'."i, Follow , is be open to Ow L UK' Stair L IBLACE k . caivPlUWfli • us ' t)t4I,aa A 32 13 1a PC P01 'O' AMI1MIWT TO Thi CIIAITU o i'wi czr 0' W1W'TlI W4i •.. .'. i cassuco Signing sup. of oe Court D..' L 1 went to Nei' York an unmuiturv girl and returned vet tnurh more adult in my thinking, Before, although we wen always a rInse family, there was that 'ertatn amount fol nirierzng. I ociay triere is not. I will try very lard not to hurt theto in the future," she conrlutltil ',2 £ -..tci..ts 1)$ ______________ SI 0111K Contract ___________________ 1.m4P MIX! . s...m.i. Co", n..is. - ovc so easily As for future plaus when and if. I do marry I 1 rs'C riri intrnhinW' of ever telling m3 lurnc'e or husband of tItus iborliiTi I just do not think skeletonsin rioseLs should be pulled out." she confided ------_____ ,J,&Jk7I ALL P*(c,flhKC1P7 a ETH THE DOCTOR The doctor, ulin was .Japaitesi tried to talk of other .1........ ,,s.j.ia,j4 r,Sl4.Lii. !.Lfri..,l uluu., d nit what lily hobbies were i'tuotogruphy.' I told bun. The qut'stit'Tmc M'c0te11 so eri.seless. but I realized he was trying it put me at my eae They gave me two shot&, one a local and one in ins' arm '11w counstor had eipiumcu that he had I. dutlati- the vervik from the size if a rwncil to the size of a finger. A tube was rmcrU'd wto the uterus and the k,tuc:nd plac'cntu art ,•p•smb4 12. 1172 I Ct7flgrtZflOtla/ Hospital N OFFICIAL BALLOT CHAlliS ILICTION (771çr(.tn-oU4I I.LPStC(CT*tZP'T , , Stat. S.nator b OFFICIAL BALLOT tLICflOW S.sutti.t. C..., F1ISI Sspr..b.' 11 1972 na all , S"I C.u'.P7. s...u.'. C..sut, iii',,', 11111111119 - ,,,, " 3 111111-13 $7 u £ULII in un . TI tIlTtI L 3! TUN £PITCI tEll , E T tvnu TIJ CIIT&Z * 11*11 ,- -. I OFFICIAL IALLOT OFFICIAL BALLOT htsdns Vot.rs •.. --. . .' BALLOT l'tidnnle('oiinty SChtiOlhflSb49'fl hIt it A In the past 24 h.'iirs. White tencher and matnienanri' personNi were lots) cleaning up Mon(tav afternoon after a oeekenil (ota%' nninst Teague Mtiltlb' S4hool, Mtlwei' 111gb onc dkniverrd In have ken esitered arid an esthnateit $%flIl In dntitages inuced to the i'ointy I aspners property. t)onald Hc,noltIs, Mtlwee high principal, enileil i'otint authorities just alter 2 put. Monday and diccioceti hIs futility hail been entered by intruders, otto broke glass (miii n clii.' door to permit the door latch to be sprung t)cputv Jar leinrin, first officer to arrive at tIn' siene. reported several rooms had been vnndnit,cd Wituloos is err' t,riiken. Ink was ;ures1 into audio traIning equtpiiwnt tutu it typewriter was uIestrove4l in one room. Soap and toilet I issue is e ri' stress n about thu. hall s a hoses of chalk were broken and thross n on the fi,H'i I ('man reported profanity isas is mitten on liii' black board, lending the inference that menthll disturbed )Wt'5('ils might have been Involved. hleynold.s estimated property damages at $300 and advised I rinan no trespassing signs mar he jdturetl on school F.ropert y in an eUnrt to stop the trouble Robert Kunkler, county investIgator, said Iii' diii not think the saine persons that ,wrlietrated the dainno- lot Teague were responsible for the Milo cc ntischtef He det'llr'cd names, bdt indicated there Is a suspeeI ts'irii: %tug , ted for the Tea rue tariden \V.tltti Tt'.igiie, asoiate i'hol "lijiti intrtiilrtit, menting today on the recent .'wt.s of vandalIsm tot' at ii county schools, "I don't see how is e can Improve our school ,, since we will have to spend our money repairing and replacing the materials ulestrn ott -- - ,, Amount The H Hill SCOTT of every Cotof, 508 popular and were made with There were colored pictures in two beautiful tong state penCilS, with pencils tiarti cract5 and B HELEN M. PAGEL the flounces and overskirts, and it of viokts and robins and gray with red stripes CII they ('opley News Service penholders 1nd shiny pen POi' edgings goldenrod *Tu & striped upper hail. Of guiuipes. trimmed Lace r*e' as soon as you started which you were not allowed to caterptll.ar on a leaf. There was That first day of school ' and velvet ribbons. In the (list grade. playing with a usln them and you had to be As soon as the dresses were a picture of a Nowadays, with kindergartens. s the pie ce , dog and one of two little girls content to write with nurser)' schools and what have finished, they were laid awa an Immense it doesn't mean so much. carefully in a drawer. They walking under a big umbrella but there was ONE GOOD satisfaction jr. comteniplattitg But 60 years ago it was a were school dresses, and through a snowstorm. It was a milestotw in your life, and an nobody dreamed of wearing never-ending delight to look at their perfection as they lay VOGT them. but best of all was the beside the state and prima thCm before school started. important One. y would waiting for that wonderful first DESERVES ANOTHER Sometimes you had new knowledge that For weeks you looked for. John VOGT slippers, and when cold be able to read all about them. day. Vote ward U yo= sixth birthday, for (km. have a Mate, Then you had to Senate that da rrurrked the turning weather came a new pair of f% You probably hat a tablet. .. longer a high buttoned shoes. On the for back m 1912 complete You were no a pencil box too, and baby. You were "cbool age" llrstda) of school you might be were still used in jj ELECTKenembIken t C.sd4ate District 34 1$ ;ind ready to enter the 1rSi allowed to wear long white grades. There was somethlnç FIoeda Ho.ise of RepresentatiVe S cotton stocking but alter that about that smooth black sirgrade before September you were usually 1IITII*.ed to the face in the wooden frame with But there were a great more serviceable black or tb, twisted red and green cord mans preparations to be made brown ones which didn't show abound the edge which many suggested the most tantalizing for the momentous oc'casicm. Of the dirt so easily, The clothes problem having possibilities, What would liprourse. new dresses would be needed. There would probabh been solved, it remained to buy pear there to be shown to the be a black and white checked that first primer. u Free test- teacher and then wiped out with gingham with a sailor cotsr books were unheard of then.) the little sponge which was 411 nd a red patent leather belt. There never was another book fastened to one corner with a Plaid ginghams and plain- printed which was as string. You usually started out with c.",i.'o' Tr.Hs',t -clored linens were also fascinating as that primer. The RICHI man ... The RINT ttiii S... (iiflhiflDt'd From - --' -. - ..i . , ,-.;'.' '' 11/ Have one on us. • Ff; vew IMF - I w.' r . :: , • t Schools - • - 1 taluS.. I skom Pursuant to the provisions of i.clion 101.20. Florsda Statutes 195, publication is hereby the made of the Sample Ba llot concerning . 1rrimary rwi.un to be mau in pv'n"w Ti*sday. September 12 Countr, Flonda P '5 ..o w. V, 060 k- • tAll. Gulf 0. 1 2S • 'iii.' 1111111111111011 on 1x2 4., CAMILLA D. BRUCE Su$ervisor of Elections Seminole County, Florida means 1 column by 2 In ct*s. Too s:natI fir in ad to be noticed Of effeclhve? Yo,rra rcadln this IL1I , 14 Publish.] [iailv. except Saturday. Sunday and Christmas, published Sat urday proceeding Christmat bi The Sanford Herald, 300 U French Ave., Sanford, Fla , 32711. VIOGINIA flhlO%kI Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32711. Cao..Ilieii, fla, W-4e 15 (I c1 t'/(011l) {'iiL' SaHfurd Herald ubscriptl0n Rates b Carrier. (Advertisement) 1' . .--- - I - $diool Ioaid •, , I I - ' tin A'c 35 '. 04 7I G. 1. US 55,04 Gep' ii', Wi itg 1 ', Goody' 30 , ,S l'i'I Di 41k. C.f5rtd 1111641 School 3.o.'d * &V" Venr lie OO F13 Sea 1714 Sank.J. ii., CONHIS huh $l-41S7 HILDA RI CHMOND "'"i, 0.11a.'i. its. Of ° FLORIDA' $300 II'' said the ('titiitt%' slinulti tint ha', c' to ti'u;t tii 11)010')' tot i•,it for t'iltit'ntlmiti. 'let, ii iii' i'etni itult'uI linrents flint, nevoruling to lass', lbs's are rcspou; ii,le for tin' lawless nilt iluitic' by their 00111 PI) and is lien tin' guilty titir's nt- i' i'nugttt they will have to r'iuiv (lit' loss l'u In''lpnl William I aver nilviceci uln,,ingeq tit his setnod alit' .tintt't I to ioot'ino, hut en itt tenriir'r anti tim iiit"nnn(' ;stltlt iiuuituigrti .'hi'an tip tim.' 'uiees' t'nuiseml lit 'I c'ague, O wn Intruiili'rs tin r'w tints's t'nrde , isoske , InngIm7iflPs and 5411 fire i's lingu,ishr'rs t.fltei ivi iirih tim 11w titwu At lout et 15 1l 551'll' sit ay out armmiirstl t ile ritotius by the vnnclolq '1%'.' tlntshi.'tI picking up and cleaning late Montisty of. tu'r n'"'n and i's pm'r letireul no prlmlth'!li c t hii nitiriting ittien t'lncces sI:n'ti'ul I it St', uithtiod lip said Ioi1n' was the WI' prnjeeti'd I ,($W) pu mile arid 'stiinotltt'st hr -4 srhowtl tiny haul I ,057 shost up fi ll tiut s,'c, lit' atluttul 'lingua', commenting on repor k the er hind tent mu) tufts r flat) r.'u'u'lvetl if fir ct tiut uitt.'ntluinru', stud, ,['in stirs' there still lie stuitit' pu'npim' is him art' (rust rated hut I have riot hearth of any major pt nhhi'mn t'unnt'i'ti'il with I (Win)' S 140'fl Irig of H H 17W 2529 0 SUNSHINE STATE 7 31j ,1 ," • ' culi,'nl 5i;it •bttii; Angel was mewrtetl on burnt tit no is- lied Hug Ilu'iis'iu tim iv Sulitwul for the sipeiting of tha t new kinilergnrtrii oct r mllll1, thtrimughi fifth grade Int'ilitv lied hiuti' , thir Iii, i' fiI1iri' tIc fir .1 i - tic cr, t'..lim jill y i new car with one of our low-cost Ininc and we'll pay for the ta br' tush I4urr (,mnci', ' I h' I uspiit I )ivtqi',r, 'lispins 1; t,pj', of innnijttari; I r This year, next year FA L SE TE ETH That LOOICn Head Not Emborrnus I ottlis. nt.'.l alter l',siil ( hunc It 1'' Street, ls,n,gwovol, Was ;imrectctl riot) Oared with ;)nscc' scion of viirjritbns I tOfla t wa r. carry I rig Ito' In an old rusty paint rø .c, trm.v, .'m.'tipr hold. %t*al as? Ing mn'?a pnr,y*hl. Fin' mn ..,,tity f art yn'mr damif jet rai1arlv. lh,nint, Ii, 14 0K) IThc' l;uir v Tt'I'mr l'tictfit ' •' '',.' 'P *' • . - . - every '''ir for the entire life of the in-in. That's what's called driving 'i bargiin offer vilud on rmnurnmlm lo ,inc ?t'O"IfO!?, t.a rAgl'T,F.T)f 1'.,'.tifa Alh.,hi. rw4.r, Ilanlira, ,,, At ar. a...niil In 'ai?h •i'td r/ '- .fA "0 " "A ' :-- �Herald he AA-T Political 1972 Tuesday, Sept S. - Today 9 Is Start "Season "Show them that " week to go or the primaries" is administration for both its foreign and domestic policies, For the county and state level political fairly shouts at Point Of View ou is Ac ts F unny L ooks, T PPopit :no flu not manage r says I'll Lx' ativt and W%dt!fl and sin says. Art VOL tht? ii j)P well and working." On him" pk') NrWVICt And I said, 'Am I him who" and from ttx' Steve Allen Show. LOUIS SAID, I wnnth'rc1 iihou Louis' fu Wt need mort b cnrnr said, 'Yn; 'rc lIMItS And lnz't,, 11th.1 XW. I. 1 T\ Ua mood of analyus.Str'vc Al- Nye from the TV' Strange turcTVplarisiifld Ii' said 'M . . - --_ ____ tentried La nail down the wel sprint of 1iws Nvr't. rnmd FinnI1.. he cami' Li a conciuSløte. "liuts." hi said, "vnu'rt t ref tiveh' : . - -_ - U) pfl . for his re-election, attacking Senator George McGovern, former professor and Democratic presidential nominee. in a Labor Day statement Thc' Republican norrnnet' swung nut at- s.ill% CA Pu- recalled thi foregoir;, Nyc shrued aniuibt Democrat as advocating a welfare tacking the "Thu's partI trot," he said ethic that "destroys character and leads to a "SillInfS5 is part & m tia viciou s cycle o dependency tut I try La crack a ncutt- a! nimnt Nixon also cntinu'd his wooing of the bluetruU rplinicnt I 'er had came collar workers, traditionally Democratic grasswhet I was at, Jackie Gteaot's roots strength, explaining that "we are faced stun' and he introduced g' this year with a choice between the 'work ethic' With this tim' 'Lii Wynn onrt that built thus nnt.ior;'S chara'tt'T and the ne said a iir,iediar u i mar. whi American the cause that could ethic' 'welfare says I unn th ings and a canuu a man wtx says things funny character to weaken," Hen's a man wttc' do txith major Senator McGovern, em barking on a l,uis Ni" bid for support in the sou th , where the to O 1 step further, LOUtS. Democrats are traditionally strong and the tzm all colors in 9w rometh palirttu hi' ran lrxit. funny, McGovern '72 t i cket is surprisingly weak. he took up the issue of a "clear choice" election.tali, tunn'., wuii furm hr han dies i, ri gnt tunm, he m.,cn He charged the Nixon administration with plays 11w puuw I unn doing the "bidding of the great special interests" "it's odd." LOuis said •n and defined his own concept of presidential wa.' .lack Ierui who suirr, leadership as one designed to "restore governyea-ri, ago, in tit(- movieversi' mo of 's Aunt' and it was ment to the hands of the people so the voice of the Jjut,t., wtut't I was on one of his people is heard in the councils of Washington." TV show.. who advised me Lu in zeroed The Democratic standard hearer from TV from time ti on tax reform as a special and immediate issue time "The wzi' .iac'ic put it was which must be ha ndled trn th at a fair tax Ohl, kl-~_4 ' ' NEY . SCHOOL cliplCul'Iifltu 1.":1ck':'011j Mr Next night at a. %astuingion turid.rutislflg dinner, miiiNixots said ,hihnson had put too much stress on theiii get leverage tary stilt' Hi' said we should useintrade the \'irtnaTTI matter the Soviet l'mton to use its .'ower arid clhed this a. possible "key to peace New York Times on In if 90.minutt interview with March Iii. Mr Nixon said he would not explain in detail ',- - - __________—_______________________________________________ - - Xhr#anfvrb:5rra0 11 TELEPHONE 31 QcJ 32 7611 300 N FRENCH SANFORD. FLA 32771 AVE Editor flc1 P,sbIishe" .if Ad'JrrI'l.'nCs t),r,ctas' AnttvPUlIItStW' wA'N[ 0 DO'LE A W4,. E P 1 V)OLINF C,rcil&ion &f A%%oi'4I,ii' Editor ',PflLl.l JOt-IN A C.iND. WINIR€It) PEL' VAN f RID C,ompt'nlI' Et1to' &te t musn c.t fly ROV 5746 ro ie" FdiIo n fid,to",.,! P.qe' Aclvertn,inO Marmot" !, Ci-iARLES HAY, Sup' GARY 'TAYLOR t) Editor ,: 7 (' Ms;'iIP $I I $16 We MOOH. ' .j,, Pti',t,it R'.I,i'sn' "10 in ,*tl,.tnc,' 'sIr','.'! .1 r- :s' Sirnt' a; ?tf,,i'r' .ii ;if ' ,' 4', .tls ' nfti' ?,u' ,ti As '4Ofl1t' t),'Isver 3,,( i' .1' ,,,,, nsu' 510 01) ' ' tH ' '- 's' , ' It, It 5%,.'' 1574 't' '(' (,. ,iti 5''- 0 '.1141; Ill Ill , s'ill sr Lit ,','v. OI,it!I" is ' 41)"M141 "Il 5' . Wr ifl'ri pf"?flItSIt1fl at lb." putiIsPwfr of The s-se's .ed AnV i t , de,u*C.luuI Of Ii!'rr sr,poniibIt' tot %U17t, repr,,d1&acI1or WII In' uUtl' Will will in' ,nClrrecl is itill 111011193 or Ifti' HriId t h.'$d i.dtii,' 10' 04mi(3t' LJSICIfI' 11w' IAIA Ni' ' ' ,i'', s'.,u I." 'Tilt' ¶UI?IiL)' Cl sit" ,'IiC ' .", " 10 I, copy r Pt,tjlitw'd dgi,Iy e*cept 5,tr1y SiJnoAy •'vs uit' 1 ',P,4'(t (,,5 t1i 1 1'9*, rIO 'IC Ct sslni,i' C Ii' .,tri,.i'. ', u,itpcj P'rs. y,tI,::!' ,, ell TIie PIt., .1111 .e ns,'n'ts,-' i-i' Itif' ,iti ilsi lo, .1 tilIr'tl ,'jrIt's'v,'I It lii,' ,',e' !fl' 'p'p'oo,.it't ''. evett'C it $SU 575's', , ;'t'' Att.eniu,iiI '"U', M..' .Iyv' Coc,i'Oor' ¶,p' ' 9 ,'r 5' P.irk F I t.iIr Quotas, i. LOIIU*ouV Alit, Rust', .i' vvs 5 0111 Chutuota Detlona Debar','- M,r,, cis '-4, , / ' r , il - - On the brink I \ l'.\ 1,1k. 1 l'.1 i',N lit u\ huts ai'iIii ai'e. Slogans, Cliches Start Work William Shakespeare tin Pour 1-tichard or a. sloganeer of 1972 As it is a, law of physics thai "for ever action, there is an equai arid opposite rtiucbtm," at it is that far every adage or aphorism there- is a c*intradirtaon Hni do you reconcile "Man) hanth.nuakr tight work" tnour' with "Tot) many cooks spoil (Jr "Hi' who hesitates is lost" with "Fools rush in where angels fear to tread" (Pr "r'eces.cIty is the mother of invention" with "Necess1t never made' at good bargain"" ()n "Prick gueth before' It fall" with "Faint Heart ne'er wuti finn tao) (Jr "Spurt' the rod and spoil the child" with "Provoke not yo ur children to wrath" Or "Wine is a mocker" with "Drink no longer water, but UM' at hUie wine' for thi. stomach's sake"" (Jr "A little knowledge' is a di.ngeruus thing" with "He that incrciewtl hirnwletigt' increaseth sorrow"" (Jr "Nothui, ventured. notlunç gained," with "flw meek stislt inherit the earth'" (Jr - Better later than never" wiLt '1 uo swift arrives as as 100 slow" (Jr "Silence is golden" with "Silence Is the vir tue of fools" (Pr "Opportunity knocks but once" with "A mart must make- his opportunity. us often as he finds It" . (Jr "Time and tide watt for no man" with 'Hcne poor the', are that have no patience" What wound did ever heal but by degrees"" the - t'.'' p-(',jtt ,'I,it eric,' Sri vo-' . 322 4541 being tabulated by the County Commission and i 'humI .a\'ti', ; . mond, t'eunmissunn Chairman, Uodnev t'oisuon assistant fle'tt V Simcoe and Ashby Js'ull'S, dpuh' dem'ks ,'\i'thui- lh'ekwtth, t'krk, and standings ('ommissictuci' '\lfred Ilavis, , l I . '.'. SLavta t, ?/0-116'L4. .44' I ,' ' 16%, Conference ' I".'.d', V' ,' ) I I . - - -, " I. OFA 4~1 BON[)[E) .- BLADES -4.._,`-- .( lt~ .It.0 .-., ".". . ' v.'.,, ,*\'.1 4' . 11 - 101) cvSt'ti i' Ui4'tI ;11thou1:t u' ieltuiwktlgt's igt-flcutt utk'z Ut Jo" — 7,TTT. - . /Ur. Ai'; 04 C It ,. a .T;j1%r1~*. ,,, . 1150 .'' '\j S , . it Of . ,rt I sr nuuushe rs 11(411% lie s tiul Iii suitut ip tit et utiusi ' ',,,r t '.,.ud he '.ou,,ht ni's li 7)' i ' ,,. u'ndor,',cunents hut rc'ccivvil Iwo '.iipprtin the nationa ticket Soiitiit't'ui i.li'e'tuieIrS whit told , neiatecI Press Writer ;uuc e'u'n that I 'r'sude'nt Ni ton 1mm South ('arotina (',os'. ''1 don't have moth use for \I e liii .T(.N HEAD ISI ANn, John est and ('rew Hoh Si'ott those' l'ople cc ho are too weak e lit I-4,1111\ cc as lot ntii'asl oF tutu '•a, 1 Al' -- The Southern ;', ernors Conference hears more (IF Nt'rihi ('arotut,, Scott was the to get eut and support liii' ;trtc suititit u'I liii' M a son I)ituin hue' ''It is a yen' good thing that talk about presuclentuil iwilitic.s first Southern governor to that tt'' given them an op;trliii' i'leu'tinn is not hieing lwlsI toLiu with the arrival of 'ice h1111flh't' that he would 'hair lunuti to serve." said Scott Mnntk'l, the South Dakotan's campaigr M,irclansl (oy, Marvin Man. uii)\c" ' I'rvsutlenl Spiro 1 Agnew, to earlier had endorsedPri'sittential adviser hhurrv Agnew will address a dinner in 151% rcsp"ctive state. ii slel, Ii'nI ;irruc'e'ei Monehzi and tin '-h-' ;t IN, conference two (la's newsmen tie Scott, u ho'54' term ctpin's \ktoc-c'rn, td1 ust'uhi,ut tic lobh i ri lwitan :. l'h'e'p Ss'tuih enafter Sen ('csr,'e' Muc'ern, this ', u,ur, called a new'. conk'r- felt lb.' tce''i '&: uuuisuiut (IR' governors (or l're-si the Democratic presidential efle'i' Mnda to cnticie Demo- dturseunt'nts repres('nLed nominee came to this island reratuc polituc'ans who have shied ''utratn,,tuc breakttiroeigh" and ht'uit Nutttn auth Ag new .._ sort for a thre'-hour park" ------ . with the governors. sic ii ~ ' WIL KINSON . Agnew Follows McGovern's, it, ,li%. Governors ' - '• -' ' ~, At i,-,, Ti P , % 1. .111 4P -• ', I ' - 'I ' e. C' I -' . , q '-- . '' \\ ./ • ' -- jV4' - PA I 'ft -- ' - GILLETTE - .e'' Said THE DRY LOOK - ' ', ' It - -- Uftirna Crov George I. Wallacc, woun(k, d in an ass;,- siltation attempt last May. ar - - --- - ---. '' ','., ----- - 'Wr V o te r C o n f u s i o n C o rn i n g? 0. :A;:" . ',,~ ,_'.rk-t--!.',; l:v~ rived Monda afternoon and I N1 I. ¶III SSEl'T, Flu. All) alsiu will be at the dinner, lie - Mutt e')ections tI11,CI,iS was trought In h't"luctspte'r to the the retlrawl'ig of precinct lines IRth hole' of :u I hilton Head throughout the state could t'ounU' club, where he- was met result in mass confusion when in ;etsiut 200 persons voters flock to the polls for nett The conference , se'ht'duled to Tuestta 's state primary e'uid Wedriesda'., has kII fulled b% talk of presidential "The' problem is going rtolitic's conic' ctht'r, p'o;tIe go to the - - ,: P , ,,V , " polling places they've been ,f '.j''' or cross over a to for cars anti (intl lsm'tthgt', cot % they ye been shilteit to new '"l'tiis illI'aflS P"°Pt' 11111)' not precincts. said State Elections he able to vote for (lii' same I . Division Director Dorothy candidates their neighbors.,(,Iisson ' , •n'r.iss tIlt' street are voting ,,'.;-' One reason is reapportion- For," said Mrs. (;hu.'sn, nient Du i n g the 1972 SCSSlOfl ---- -the Legislature had to rt'appor. __________ Lion all state Ilouse, Senate and Z. e'e'sngressuonal seats to satisfy the "one man, one vote" man•l(u" of lb.' courts As a result, where districts once followed county lines, tile)' nmff, ngzag through counties It :.t'i..',,, .snu clues, run itown tnt' mnimiuc '."!'___________________________________ OR ' ': 250 CT. TYPING PAPER .#`~. .,, ?; o il - ',.*n % . 7 ,,,.., ' '' NO I C PEG 1 49 '' 350 CT. FILLER PAPER .' HAIR SPRAY FOR MIPI .' - 0 1115 IWO OP THREE PIN:; RINf)FS i.8 ' u' ~ 1* 11% 4 N I .,. . K..1i - BOOK_ EACH V ' ' 6.5 OZ. FAMILY ,' .... t' j RINGS CANVAS WITH F IL L E R. 140f1 (LIP £ C O MP 5t/it . ' ' U 0 ;P SUOULDERS UI r rviStiç, ., , i V) ~ 4 ;~~, '~ $,,, . ~ bP1AMVVV - I DYMO LABEL MAKER /iT,iOUT TAPE it,i.,j I" I - ' I .. . . 23 WITH ECOLOGY C€il'.54 11 I - if REG , TYPING PAPER ,#'' a •'L c f 87c ,*A*F YOUR 0WT4 LABEL S \AU!LtJ . 139 FILLED BINDER L , NO. 2 LEAD It flia.% conic' its news to most casual heusdkrw scanners. tint the' quadrennial US presidential convulsions rita.' well not tie' the miii major national election on this fall political seem' Canada, also. is in an interesting condition In Ottawa butt the' Liberal in, and the Conservative outs expcc Prime' Minister l'it'rre' Elliott Trudeau it' set a [all dais - - -_ - I -____--_ -_ - __ 0 .- ,; 12 oR29c 11 MYLANTA 1 ,;-,,- - 4"' ,f,,," ' ICKID tMPtPdT -%~* '' .~. ; ,I RUB N' GLUE ....... ; ,' CONSTITUTION WEEK . . . marking the I '1/ I / anniversar' of the Constitution of the United States was proclaimed for Sept. 17-23 in \ ;1P , Sanford by Mayor Lee Moore, pictured with Mrs. Talmadge K. Wiley, regent of Sallie Harrison chapter, DAR. 77c 'co FOR SILLINC.. 6,551' . DUOTANG FOLDERS ....... \\ \ , 3 BUY SI'.IaL AT THIS PQI II- E' PAPERMATE 98 BALL POINT PEN... \(, 185th NO MISS RED PENCIL !J, ERASER ........ / //1T7 was 0,44 ' Lu( NJGIC GLUES \ 4 EG Sc EACH 4/:. / .09! 'Ctdt Q i / Th 5 . MASTER Combination LOCk BERRY'S WORLD If .\\ 77C WHITICOTTON I 11 MENTHO LYPTUS wpstTI & tASISIOb COLOM REG 299 suits .'. c ' ' =_ - 81~11 "k, __ . I 2 07100-P~__ magic! ~~_ M - - 17 '4"'".' :'.',. , 11 - •' ' ': -A, than anyone Share a smile. Get together by long distance tonight. And , remember—you'll save up to 50% of the low evening rate if you dial direct without an operator's a5sistance. Keep in touch by lonj distance, and keep smiling. -_ , .0 . . I , 'i', : • ' ' Our '! "I, . .- ' I %, ç'. i'.. sç <.... . .4 I ,', '",:' -' •I' ,,'. t1' ' ,- ~ S .cru S"' l 1'R . J I',uç',, %i, ::- I. - ~11 , .~ ca'5' '. tAo N " 2 for 111A.1 , ip . . u iOO0 I0 .2 if ".- is I ,, .-ft-'..~_416. pr tions to I ekerd _ flttuf' ,fiIj i,iIt U•t qual , u'uiI hu,',c !,,', p,i escr - ' 4. drugs ireshei Gi 0 P. too. So 1)iing i,, om tit. (W , I _,j r\% 13S Flonda. e L.'" ' ' 02 tot r I this ,tlhtncs us tu' ',e' u,rc' iste'ntI fur less \Iusiie' ______ .,,, else in ' ' IA.I ,' ~ 1)rescr l ptio fl S I.., ',p$t 'AsU M ________ . 1 l, ?ON 31 7 '. I-e J.'wtt, ft,.'iuuiiittee ti Pre'sithrnt I C 39c ', J'1''."..t'.." ,:, ;,',),... REG I 44 tv_I ' ': ,." KNEE - HI SOCKS r,j. PERCOLATOR , BAG OF 30 GIMLS I SIX (UP HALL'S HANDKERCHIEFS '. It,ie.' t L Huuttipton issued a tiI4C 1t nieniuneendun it' a Drriuuci'utut atntl N is.ure George agent) and department head nominee have tiuuusericul goals and itresidentlal eXplesSitW concern suiting v.hich it says are MKovt'rt, WASHINGTON — The U,S. tim,'tabk's "President Nixufl has aske government is undcr orders to quite different from quotas — over what it termed as trend in abotishas system It says it never tar luring minority personnel. uuencan tile toward use ol that .depa. rtnients an "as useful proportional representation °' agencies review their p011cM is This i, used The, target is an alleged niuniigcflient concept." the quotas to advance the progress with regard to achieving equ os'ernntent e'omrnisaiui's says and should of specifically designated employment opportunity I widespread insure that thes' confonn wit practice ot filling "quotas" 1-eniftin but the overriding grnup Tin c'ipmnitttet clai,ned this his views" trout leading fluflunit) groups principle in hiring must always ',j(I suosutuix a new IUnLI ut blacks, Chicanos, lndtaru be merit. "Nunienicitl goals...," iii It states tin two concepts are discrwiututtun for an old form. and others - in tin hiring Of Mr. Nixon iigree!. He said all Nixon r-aid, "must not I not in conflictgovernment employes The new flap over quotas luring would be on a went afiow.'d to hi' applied in su'Ii The Civil Service Conres)t in t heishiuti us ii nw'siott denies that a quota or begia, with identical ,\,ti, 4 basis. On has instructions. Civil of quotas . urtipusitiun p.' r portiiuu.iI representation letters front the American Service Commission Ctuszruian - c,eneva Qvtedo -' " .',. I" - ,'... tIll' k,i ' (t1' hut t)j i1ut1, i ss'iIl be aired on Sept 12 Cnnstruct ion estimate 1t),t.')I1 and was $247,225. 1.owest bid "as lictni'ed at highesthidofsixwas $$i,:'is'u. Canada in Throes Of Politics, Too for ;iarhametttitr) eht•t'tum. probably ii' October. Trudeau is seeking to renew the lease' on the off ice he won in 19611 on is wave' of "Trude'aumuniat"—public, or at least i4 large part of it infatuation with the new look and sound of the' dashing professor turned politician Trudeau had charisma plus sonsettufig to si) and a w. of &ayifli' all sonwwhat re-tin It that captured public flint) It nic'ent of Ito' Kcnmse'd) thing south of the border, but W11.11 a von s;*cial Cuniaduim; touch—of mixed Frond. and English dt'sc't'nt, Trudeau personified Canada itself This Unit, however. Trudeau must run not on personalits and promises hut on the' record of four years in off act' and on issues which bear more than a little' resemtilanc.'c to those in the United Stales With JU!) price's up 4.5 per cent over the year before6.9 per cciii fur food a.Iont--ini1ltiuni is of ctmtiniui'g con. cerr1 Likewise unemployment, running at better than 6 1K.1 ten' of the labor f'srvc The value of the Canadian dollar has been rising. with the U.S doUr-n re.'nUy being discnuntt'cI oil to 4 tier cent in Canada instead of turnnutmidimig a pre'nulun. a was St lung the case' While it ma ;n'uic'sdr sonic small fillip to natiunuel pride, the other side' of this particular coin is that Canadian products become increasingly expensive on world markets threaten ing expurt ,,,, 4~ . I , - Osleon Enliolfrist ' I . I 'I C' _________________________ - Wniev Spring Mrs Sue' MrEicti'ii'1rn io3 !s 573 "1' .~— W lit l)O\ (;RAJT . ___ -. Goals, Merit hl JAMES ( AIfl' Cuple N eiiii, Service' Mw .iyri Go' .,, . . I%— -- Federal Minority Hiring Practices L.ke Mon'w' Nts. CoIorrd urnrnunst P.',,.' ilg,w,. ivsS. i:: 54114 _____ -I - c 40 I', , 44 c '.111-01 i ~;V, I .11 ~1:1$- . .,~ ~/! Is' " - " l; j', I ii' i,p'lII)t,41 ~_ - ~_ 41 / I , , •' It ' C.srIbt.rr', 'Taniewod -a- 1 — ,,,..-' TIns slogan appears in two other fornu., "There is tit, substitute for experience." and "!ion'l trade the' known for Liii unknown," neither of which Puts the' impart of the' ant' about liii' tio.'-st's, U;' It' their cruppers in the creel, But while down through history the likes o! Lincoln. McKinley ,Wilson, Franklin Roosevelt, Eisenhower and nose Richard Nixon have stayed with the horses, the have had lt buck lb.' same' wurcnies each of them nuty, in turn, have used before "it's time for a. Thus Itt' chailenget 'c cry Wooctrme Wilson's "Had etuuugh""a" change" everyone' gives to his name professorial "Lxpenuent.'t' u' Liii' nuthkes." Or when things get rough, the "outs" art' likely to cualk'nge' the "ins" with. "Turn the rascals out" Thus we expose ourselves as a nation of phruae-'niakers, read' to grab at catch phrase whether It came first from Lake Mar', t, ,, Alit, R Ui' WS 1,11." - —'4 __ —_ -_ , Of ~ Will the' Republican.', and Democrats campaign on thetuuea" Well. mtt'bc. If all else' fails, such ui. runnu& out U! cliches and slogans, Let's take "I)on't change horses while' crosrnf' a. stream," wtuct tia appeared its mum form.' and is of vague origin I'cr 4mci'icats president seekini' Li se'rotud Lem, — with the exception of George Washington used thu. slogan, or at Icaict tIns philosophy, as he campaigned for another gi.round e"' hem' Lake t:o,r , City a't OJOG — - - yROU? ç(j PLASTIC STRIPS 1_t, . * Gulbenrod I:a',tbi oo ,S.ar Ilyn C," 1101' E i,,i'!s 1 even Herald Area Correspondents IJ 6Q - - - '' u'''.- Ek " , B3 hAM STEW AR! Copit' Nris Servivi __ otrw.u' it LkTEL"i', NV[ SAlt), hr's been out on a two-week tour of Arnn Officers Clubs and NCX) Clut,,nwirth its the South "hi this UIWTI in Alabama,' Louis Said. "I Walk in U) get a bun.burger and the" sa nice Lad stirritw up grits or somrthrni: She spots nit unit net eves Words, 5 h V..',' 'I." t' _s j - Ptrnt(vn' i;tht" I 4 One Man's Opinion \ Prr'.' t0?r ININ ?.tI . Iie.' '' / ,AJ"fleriC'aflo ( '7 SUBSCRIF11 ION RAI US 1,11 "11- ,' -- 7 TO 9 ...". I 8 4 c. I _______ L. - : BANDAID BANDAID -' ,r7"'. ' "I' he p& ''--. e WEDNESDAY! -. ' irir'l c1,'1s;' DORIS WILL IAMt It , .' -- nui.' there are iv hiutt help you TV curt spoil chine.'. it, .tiu hut if VOLt t' at pLay, you keep n it and you can hone yUW Iechn*qiit At; uudierx'i' hasa tot tt9 tell &tPfn1QrIT)e' Art audience cart tell turn he's Or that hr's great IOUs Either wu., an nwtience' never ' SALE PRICES GOOD THRU (i.:!! " PAL P14 HAYS C4.i LEIF R P 'f (s,t&In' I duo' JANE Suc,t't' // ' ,r, pI that no one seeking hose he mught carr) out his pledge, bargaining positions in the presidelic) s hnuld give awa) actc'anc't' Vet, once more, hi' dud not indicate he had a real plan. war was "an Indeed, he told the Times ending the He said that magic formula obj'ctivt'" that he had 'no that he can is 'nut' of the adc'antape5 of a new president being imprisoned by tormulas of the start fresh without said it would he' Several times in that period past to plan spt'ciflcMll) what unwise not merely ti say but Ill. would do the 'following January, in possibly altered miIithr) circumstances - / t',' I/UYt)A 15 11w 9w program can be designed and enforred In Lin __________ WAS11N('T0'S tNE'\ and Democrats Ilk In the' heat n battle, RpiuhltC'IIfl5 and proPosals perfi'rmfini't's tend to destroy each other's And right nou the I)MO on it. The need to he called proclaiming that President Nixon said craits are wrongi) in 'iett'ifim hr had a "secret plan" to end the' oft en that This misrepri'sefltahtofl has been repeateditso fact 85 some diachPd oh;ervet's are taking even from a Nsxnfl sNPc The whole thins sterns, of course.ek before that state e w in New Hampshire roughly At the American IA'g ion Hall inn mar' In March. 1 9 mpion he said to von that new leadersh in will end th e I pk'de in ttw Pacific--'Itfl that is what witt and win the peace America wants." Mr. Nixon had been Since a' least November of 1957. uld negOtitC new administration saying that onlya , The hampton titter a. settlement that would end the war do so ;inec was his first flat promise newsfll('fl. His Deniocr:ilic critics, and a whole boil) of reasoned that a i niniedade1% demanded details The'fulfill it hard pledge implied at specific Plan to a plan such he had Rut Mr Nixon never, never saidwent his se's', out he t'cre.' in ntbt'rw'iSC in truth. he did not ;icain and again, to 55' Whalen. a former Nixon adviser'w'ruter who R ichard ,1 called "Catch the Fall book critical Nixon tt:us written r, for detaiI on the New ung Flag.- says at the demand Hampshire promise. the pledg' "There weren't any . Nothing lay be salesman of effort except Nixon's instinct for an extra 8WS). ship when the cuistomers started drifting this At that \','hut ttuuIc'r. s,'u'ms to he tz%lkiflL £,bflhit i.' L)'rnc'r lampshirc. i was a1cuai'('nt in New 1 age m,atJflg ht'iidWa) wilt .'t'alhenger Eiigeni' McCarfl'i) wa Furthermori ,lcthn5ofl satu1t on President 'TI.' twist withdrawal had derr:vec '5 c;ip Goc' George Rcimrie) in iulid primnr' onporwnt To ust8ifl Mr Nixon of a c LR1 make to ixon sought ;('rest in thic candhdiac). Mr and his war policies his target Author ,Julc Witcover, in his hook, "The Resurrection riledlfe a .st Richard Nixon." brands the end-the-War with H'rhi'rt frciwneiI. m.tuncten It evident!) originated advuset .iohn urflieT Eisenhower aide Whalen has Nixon Sears calling it ''dumb advice NevertheleSS, in trying to get out of the box, Mr Even at Hamp \iXUn did not ever cnrde he had a plan technique" could promise "no push'huttiifl Tots he said could be goal ti end the war He sa id simply that the pctlit:cal and ;,'tiirvd if wi "mcthiuine our ecoflCimIt and 11c. - z' i",' ,' " ',' • : of F iV 11-7 1 .~-' Ic' _________ L - - sear he welcomed as doing something to reduce the number of po!iticiafl.S, ne and old, who will need following by the voters as the show-down days start. These are, without doubt, times which offer such a wick variety of proper interests for th e citizen, the voter, the politician, the governmental official, the concerned civic worker that selection is difficult. But it is essential. Our nation, our state, our county. our cities need such support. Only the individual can provide it! Woodcock of the United Auto Workers kept on th e Democrat side while denouncing the Nixon u'. ' Its RRI'CE FtIOSSkT your "last, long mile." Competition for nomination is brisk The winnowing out that takes place on Sept. 12th will Nixon and McGovern. but aiming his hardest blows at the Democrat On the other hand President Leonard hopefuls the 1,ahor Flay holida one 12 * ''?.' ;"t'" -' . %) Democrats Wrong On 'Secret Plan' .,4 - ~ Down I want them to pay their fair share. " Labor Dayd di , 01 course. attract statements from labor leaders with George Meany. president of the AF'L-CIO . finding fault with both eepts with accountability written hold and strong an the banner of reform. The business man does not need any real prod to stir him into the merchandising race using every means of attracting and making sales. For these are harvest days in more ways than olit..and there is just no way to keep up with the last pact' such Lns now exists in Seminole County without extraordinarY effort. In a somewhat surprise move the presiden,wi ric't' did f.tt'i thiv.'r u sonic nut -and out partisan attention with President Nixon. cushwned with many millions of dollars Of undisguist'd plri for vnte support. McGovern explained that he "did not want to soak the rich. Look at it from any angle, and ttu Dzy-AfterLabor-Day is in very fact a new beginning Not that the past slips away into the soft memories of vacation days "when the Iivin' is easy " with no struggle. Not at all. Especially not this year when the is seasonal readjustment always difficult. some with complicated by a presidential election ingredients which makes it a watershed The educational 'Lsta is blurred and. in some insta nces thrown out of all focus by rebellious : students bent on violence, but there is no placed on escaping the stress which now is being the old-time ($dUC8tIOTUII approach and the insistence by events of new visions and new con- pr Notebook F.As Editorial Comment . flu. Sa nfor (I I for ri Itt -P . I KODAK FILM When 'hIQU PICk up )Our dslopid him and prints, buy teo 1011$ Of Kodacotof or black and whi's film for he regular price of one ' TODAY AND EVERYDAY ' " .' - . .'S•r,S 1, , ' 1A 'k 14 ' �SApt c, 9P- /A Thr Sinfrrr Hrr,,Irj spuz 7 For 7 All-Youth 7 Mi J - I I _. on Fishath V. Al 4 ~ )' Will it ' lt1ilfl ruI Attractive - Tournament nilit ial. u1e't llud Rut.ind Tackle i2 $lfl IL. ' I 01- radio 25 ufWr IWO '. e transistor ratlso. K-Mart; 4 Tickets sire available At mzin iusLers have been returning ts the dock with empty - free (ire cleaning. Comet ('leane in the .1nrt Plaza; transistor radio SanIor fl $20 in ton Electric Co 14 Minn Auto Parts I - WalIgen Agenr - .Series rod strut reel, Ecker(Ls Drugs in Plaza: S Sao ran lx purcb sed iii thu lzic - t ' i the fihthon 1r I - , I - U hungr ones. w illing Ut do 't reported Dii k Mner aenuntd for n of If, lkirgerrinuths totalling 4" 6.pound.%. Mower fished thou St- llwii% hl, it drawing. Amtong thu mnforo Plaza h ill he distributed S. lotins River using a Dalton tIpeirul plu U' land all of prizes liii through thir- drawing o; a IMI them His halt as a ('rcfl Churlor Pl rimnuthu da I}$ trolled tiluetlls and she Ucruc kits in Wi th t brmgin in 'r'- 15 sard to Ms in Reed the Vtkinc trusk is hippin , - -, apt. Itrown (it, if third down-and-41ra, _ - -e z _ tr -. -____ -if_ j_--~~--_ * .::~_ ~r__-- - - - - - -_. _- 1 X I I 4'"... . 4 . J.*f.. _ ~_ * t % .1 - Moilii \in. ru I it S. NO L!amu witining qtreak to! tilt- L thus FUMBLE h 111111-J00 down Ifl the jamboree mtiflg Pitt,,-- I .1 . i __ . . 1. .., . - -0161~ , - — Ii, ist. r is ith N. is York W. . 0 ~ i I i DONNIF ALLISON -! lrqIl)lx,ll lilt- Orlilles illt4l 11 firstplace tit, %%fill Do-trott. %%hich vs1ged Clv%, vland 2-1. lillil,L S 1110 tile Il'tS .fflel , . ellf,ille f,.1' 1111-(. fl ill . I ing tiltI I I I e'tei (I,I\ I )onnie ) it the I)arhngton Iat Nouthirn . . t S 1)1 OthCI world Series Tuneup: Lee Wins At Hartford -I (It Ct- i F'I Hr RSFI F I P dI - ar 1 AP i — I AT Trevino hit-,, not 1 11 ill bus, ohio~ arid Clucago [ .4-4 tie •;rnu. ('inn two previous shol.s i'l. Buffalo - ron. Thin. tmirnr% against Jack Nicklaus, Gar P1arr Ak - ' and Ga) rwer b% winning the $25 000 first prize in the Greater Hartford Open in a orw-hole - wuithi.'r and man' t.eopic prrparm - - - " - It - roast at caple Canaveral. - ~ - . list I -. 'Ui troilufil istid hollow I istunc in the Dee urn had Ix en p Vs ! J(,,A for Uit pwst few dap, Ittlost of the charter flect has bee' loccatige of the a1wrtionn thw)- is . I !, -IJ 114' (1111 % half di'V L-lp!, - ()lot. VoIKI Tlott or. Ott. ovean fishing told V red strinp1wr 1VF1 i i,.; I - with Elder and then sink a dramatic I& — I7 I 111 mining in on the nest artificial rite' v,hicn sins ret-s nth built on Nine Mile Hill hi the Halufu Spins Fishmini, Club and 1t tint' bad to drop d 12-f (kit i ) - . --Ai- z~ - 4 'Z1 __ - - ~ k I .- =~ - &I - . i 4P . I P and threi pouiutkrs are Is ing caught This is en 1 ~I# t i,,' t of . bole to stun Lb. $1'S 000 Hartford taurntnmnt 1111 .1@~.& . _.-S, his first tour victorti and thus be. - (Jflit 11* first black to qualif y for UN prestigiow. Masters Golf Tourruitme tut could ha ve won in .d tht snusti boat cuwTsCfS from the Semintil. within re m uRuL pros ti a w c'rui". huk site for LAKE W 4% of I I 1% - 11 -- 1171PI-Ww"Y"; -_ti_ .- - ~~ _.~ Mr, -- -__ V'( )RT'I I\UptsunI __ - . St John s His er Mo er used I: mh T1tiT I t ' land 'i _________ ______ -- U -. - - - - -- - -------- - - •- - -- 1N You wonder what not I t I& ' 5 ' - 3 after spanking homers that st; - 4 - Curtis Sufford alter ., -d a four-under-par 31 on A t1 %' * . .. - ._T_ . A ~,__U . .- ~. V ~ . ;_I 4* ; - putted Irons --. major role in causing a collision hut a olded contiit 15 feet that tangle in Then tic had to hit the wall to avoid hitting a ca:- later in the race. (11 ' I " ,'S $ , I -- -- . - - , i Il , - , ' . -:;-.JL— ~-&_ v. -~ uI1I (1 - .. - ._ ,4 W, % - A _4 : -t .• .'AibkrlI ....... 1 . ' - - I ' - % £ - r- "11114i _~ - Z - 11 - - - - - - -' - - . - - -h • -'5 -- - - . - -- - 14 : if~ - _ • • - ~~Vw - __ -- - ~___ - - --- - a ' = - ..' * - i Cincinnati 1 K i its III 1 New V irk ii ltmthn 4 , Kansas City at Rostin. t.iifl ttsburgh 2. in Franci sco 1. I0 innings ta u Phi..ulelptmi 8. ,tLsn 11 'ais Diego 1 Chicago (Ilic3go 5. New York 1 innesoti I C%C 304 . Texas 4 %tstwuike 1 Baltimore ii orni4i 0. 0 iAlS Angeles 4 St Louis I '.'w V rk .1 Houston I 144,-stnfl - R tiIw suk. - h.iritr' Nfinnesoe)u 14. Chivagoi 14) i1 and ICalifornia . im )re w -- IAmeuS rumlay's Games Dvtroit I Coleman 14 les1i._h s)-Os at No. w 'u irk tiimmsirc 4 1 V Montreal Siuneinaun U)-ls)s 13-13o.St I usuis 'Wise 11-14u N 14- I'l i at %lilAiiukev I [Axkwix)d N Cincinnati u (,ullett 7) at us (I Kansas City 1 Angele!i Sutton 14 in Fr InLtI) i 1.wuehaL 5. \1ike Ili tile other National League Gcorgeand Tony Garea in their in .incther Other itsatches had Mike Se.tn."dav il,Jflles - California ,it K~lnsa.i C10" onestuLi .it texas, N foakUnd at Chicago it wauket st Cleveland. Univ gsnmes diei1uIet Chicago at Pittsburgh. N Munu-eal at New York, N I'attres tripped the iarm F ran \tc'( re irs sns.1 Seolt Lise) stun tat night St I.ouis it Philadelphia, N Cincinnati at Los Angeles, N 6sco Giants 1-0. o%er 1441bb~ Lane Salt Fraitcm-u at San Diego, *,'cw York .a tWiton, N 1 Southern Elect I 1st a lit rt. Ja c kL4cisi slit It ilptm \hilis. r i uf Is hit .iiiI .5 e'ter.in (if lii ears 'n the III liVt' ,i Ford to victory in i dirt There ts s.,iiie'thiing atsitit time tracks, clietI is hen isis s$s'rts c-ar track race before 15.721 at )u r1isiw .1 afterr i1mglsiil. with Qtmosmu Ill ilosher covering the inagnif t lit $2 iiuillt.sim trst K ill IOU miles in a track ret-s.urd I out srmgs that lu ustithe r lHR hum. i t Slit Ontario, (';lilt .. hour I inuiiutes •trmtl 52 34 se.. ,uito r.sting s ostr fifths fit slits itit' r o iii,. n tiss. b stirs -till \1 Ev,ig (if Overland Park, -- Wm car rust'• - 1 ,-_''' -, ' ..': -• - - •--. -..' . - p,- 1 .''---" - - 4/ 15 displayed by eight-year-old Cat.hv Kudlac. K;Atb%, was using a plastic worm when the fish fishing in a &-cided to hit The s'oung small pond near her hoffie. She is the niece of il,t Shop Jm Blythe. operator of the I'Iam Ssrt - --.- I to Camp Camp MAKING a trip up fr9m Vero Beach to Seminole was James S arks and it proved a Hartman iiotwi -secund Ili I h sLe t)'is sS bite third in (i,o.,.., IMM111111, WA RD Your oLe , l'I mouth, Raiuic' Stutt fourth iii I'Is 'noutlm intl \ tutu El i-r fifth in a Lslgt BILL Ut strICt mi tne F li AW 34 ave YouRe turne d Pit d P011th ci \o 4 ' our car d 7'' Re -- P "Bud'' he landed f our POUfldS - gill and redbreast - Sparks m ortli of catfish, blue p,111f i F,I sh (:amp. Casisle is Me Of tile mill') at-ea X( ursior ci' was using mussels for bait women wh a showing how ith do. ~Z a -~_Iil ,T SM ITH is using only one arm to— MARGARE hold this large catfish but it is a real gr I size . 1. fish bince it Weighed in at fline and a half pounds. Mga - - J ton clrssa in excess of JX) Ott) - . made CATFISH AND SPECKS - - ' , up th,e stringer of (ssIe l{isnel in her recent outing to mon fruitful _ - mg's top iistiie'y siutmuer this )cusr,stiirte'eIuisIlseisslestii pre rsu u I a stirs Is. a imul sic nut cm to slit,-1 l),,sist i'tarsesfluiflssfiiollit was uiing shrimp as bait. I S rid Jim Vandiver (31) circle the Darlington Itaceway track during action in yeiiterday's rj sports photoprapher Roger llodgt was on lin Southern llearald tt) c.ipture all tilt- actioll oil 111111. liobb) A111:11)11 'A off dic race. b d One driver with killed and fillin wrecks thist ottuir inj uredkit arm tt.ruii'i 1 11,lx al (litriii'll. Kill). it Ittlantj I Reed 11-13) at Housttun, I Ruberts 11-4). N 's i'r had Ill ia:iItg - 0-4 tLn( i 4 Hi uston Li Wrestling to topple St Pittsburgh 10$ Phiiadelphiii r Tuesday s Games timbi lied III 1, New York (1-7 I'llicago 1-. e - lass Jae, k Brohatne r strus k out but rc u led First on a passeel lxiii imals i-I) in the first gamiuc of a - HER F1 HST catch hiIe fishmg bs herself land's tun in the eighth when trinimed tile St. Louts Cartil- featart, attraction last night- this uttist. re iii sssnnumg Ito ru Ii I islilni us titSi •uI 0istsrisi se Ku 1mg 1121 uti ti Smut i tqu .tt the Is t (till s. iir hi Iiss ( Herald Iho10 by Roger lkXIges) - I rns4mn surrendered (letc hitter. 1. Montreal , LEEROY YARBROUGII was involved in a collision and knocked out of the Southern 500 at l)arlington, S C yesterdas llei e, members of his pit revs re shos n umpee 1mg the damage' - -. - i ttmt ,tIint i Bras es ttme''isave-rmsits'' Huger Mc'luskei a 42-ye4sr -. S his 20th game in his third try lbs. cc slso is so,IIt ttiint 4sbout K iii us,is se rioul) tuuit t is lit ii the' forehuettuug atmul it e'attm. isis foriiiul1, C racer struck t rhe. sttti old us ci it I) uriington si .stt r tills. ii retainer bar favorites role cuddles the in the Garne tt rate' S C, Itmist aiul gives Iii.' hack oF its hlsntI It) ~_ - - in the s%fleep this year with a five-- prvra( - - r, - Gay lord l'err Its III Ih\ 'i 1111111 M' Aulti Hat-limit Writer ' '" off J,ack Briscii retained I- lurid i 1k ii )weigtit title sihen siimprosut time ir iinrgin to 8' g4imnes After (lit t)od'eis ston hii opponent Paul Jones was the first game 6-5. the lieds '41isqualified in their title bout at Allison \'V:ns 1 "I e_______ - % lct( gaines, the Montreal E'spos tag (cain joust hate one of tims. best pitching aiurday s Reiultil Willie llortg)n paced Detrnit sburgts's ninth etuubleheaeler — - ,- . - * - ~ r I hab) b4it ul staffs Ill baseball. -"till Oliver. 5% - tile IA)s Angeles 1)(xigers and lime Usnti 2 455 221,i ,1Z.in Fr:inrisrn 'A `74 .431 251 -i '~an i iwgo 1,11 An 37 5 1121 . 2 —i -^M:i~~, , -'-wa -3IQff ~ 7 0 -My month-Old daughter. Fvliss put on tar Ct) ing act SUl day flight." at . .7 ___._ B4,Stofl orti "You hear so much ,abowl. our doubleheader before losing the Webster defeat Bob Griffin second. 87 and the San Diego hh.b Orton Jr sihipped George hitters th at IW0I)t0 forget that ~ ~J_ r f _.~ - ,filing Cincinnati righthander uoinpleted Pill- , - ri the first one 2 o •in.I aid tit( St C (filet i. the tour this ear w inning q 71 57 562 31, J. Minn%Ota I "• Af~er sharing tile hero's 4act -e Blass' five-hitter in (-,title 6-fock to win the nightcap the Orlando Spexts SLidiwii the First gisuse Ulster took a 8 and iiiote p a hail g slut Ofl tiight Phil M)ble) Houston. Ttw Astros lost 6-3 to Igickscat to Bruce Kison in the knocked out of action. Earlier, Gordon had played a tile wall and was Trevino and rider finished regula tion pla) with 15-under- 4 Califnrnia Pir. C- , .l._ I CEC11. GOHDON climbs out of his 1971 Mercury after it slammed into into the w(*ds. tocti two shots to get back onto the fivirw3y ;Intl "fill tile Nt tim' r ~&_Z.1;1*, ~ - . a . - _ r 4-,. - I jumispesi to in ou' iii sight 13 gaines after the Labor Day at tis ita s The ( tmu .igo ( tubs second in the. I sst lost a g iine after splitting it (1,)uhl, of little steel), tile typi. cal tribulations of it young 1, 4W_ ill, he. triple boltt)ed the par four 15th sthtn he. spraised his drive on 4_. is — the front nine and birdied the -e stroke lead - 1. I holes yOU have who missed a four-loot birdie S •._ .- 4M 13"i lily 81 6 1urcer, Kan: margin Norm Cash with two out. W0041- Ohs cc sis 4iIs in the opeiler s -re F.sshitmnt ii tlesjnte time 41 18 - I on I br s leadoff double •sritI 1sn int&ntuonal walk to National Pittsburgh's bletleader sweep MorldaY. - . - •' 'e 11 hok L)dlton a (iso 3-run Welt on itt Ci floii,ston 'mb Flue •snI reason that uuisiit '. tttn' 1. i'uc I. sehni' Hill total to 108 .1pord tilt . -Ili till with the baby every night . OIls er joked see onti gatiut froiim floss Ofi - K1 I 7 S9 5 skI intl i -r pitched 8 1-1 strong in- I'm think jr." __ ~ th.iI struck 'our cophonore Ralph Johnston of Garden City. N u on tIme fourth' to the last I- . Ii.. ruihte ip 11 cn ipping 51 7 59 9A 47 V .187 'A Montreal Philadelphia wrill nings before I Ic came on burgh I'sra(ts to a 10-0, 5.1 cinu _______________________________________________________ ta ke o Clevelariel %filwaukep itilto-lil stnKlv, if wild Web ,-Intl ll;iul Blair's twi),put dfoll')I.. Yanket-i tx)uw Pit bal k Ii, 0 524 15 'r ItcUsfl S1itk I ) Ic sth m run sixth inning. agiin preventing really pinned it oil tile 11hila- 'Sillie Stargell, whose 33r (I his izmator the ttesel.snd 1ut from winning tiniimer boosted tielpiun l'lullics. , soth Elder and Tres trio ssouldn i tate been in a phofl on lie f ,, • night diiwring (lit' bat)y, then try Four or live gatiws." noted triple I I to dt, to win." said a dejected putt on tile 72nd hole. tied for third. 01W stroke bat-i'. E lder, WhO WOfl $14.100. A-A ~ . ~f ' and putt e.n the- 72nd hole Fwei t i w1ilk .,nsi ns ly F Utw again tit notch hii 30th save. a ~ bc.1t me if I could help it." Un thrt National Leagoo. ants' Bucs Cop and MI.— .., - 1 a pole 1 Cm 'idS' ittIt i1uIe Imick Moss'er during his recent cane and Mrs lamev Johnson of Sanford - ri fishing ou:ung a birdie wsing crickets as bait~ She is the daughter of i ;'#• 'I bass. while fishing with two . -r— t1. - nion)tntum said Trevino. -Yrri in the best shape I've e set been in Ms legs are strong I m hitting the baU re. I've ev h )t my game together.- - C hut the mentioned 101 hi more of fs'ur U nine pounds ta Uuit a lictI(wIl of large 't dfcstm had been spotte ci n'f the ell.'.' i list. I base the - / I I ----- 'cud Rut I sinuidri I let m sik I s(I TFD PRF s IIF ht V.,lipli- Alfou and John Ellis ~~o -") MA '26 fi~lile,Amg an error fly first hais- Tex&; US .5 Ut .1) nii.in Powell. I Oakland 1 11 in1 trust \luin. r hall i •Iouble ssociated Press Sports Writerr don't havv .I 20-gaine winner is Al Oliver stayed ill) half tile that wir pit,- hers don't start ev- s'ciad that I had won, and then e St(indings I r ioless erupteil suddenly in th. .ingles he Bobby T r e d Oliver Helps school s opening H te ns on a rec ent trip Lu' itigk stood on tIme Gulf (nit' wt-re liv ing I awa% from Elder. -I . knou hou much this means to him, with the Mast ers Trevino warmed up for Itus - Leagu Q - . showdown with the momentum . oI it tournament victorei and together." is a 2 tnI for taking the suctor' game tot, hits lb. .- - he goes into thus week end's big "nu -. , soins hf) 1wore gromill fin Cliff ,f) In if)(* ly \V"ll 01%l"ifill -thv A's lead f 1 , l!.111I,_, ,IN ,,I)IIII Ing ;I jr,~,. , 1.! I%%,,, 11111 will, california N Rtl'I'OI'ORT H K EN Salt Water Report Redw000d Wtuirton. oN; a and tx 11, 51 O kl I— - i~ -...~.........,.. .. ... ...I ...... _ . .. S. O cirigis iug1iiim t It iltitiutire t 1411111-'; "111 Boston is it \lik isik. ( I I er -, I I (I I II I o t o 1) v I ( oge r I I i A g v s) ___ mnnlnb' ;e7,,d " t. I4-3 and then losilli, 5-2 'I — ws. ilt, (iiiii.land'i; 441 pre11%c.,)shut (off •I is sib ltaltimi)ri- .% plit it dollbl"'- . tGary Taylor Phot o - Iinuh. ii list ul.is iii ! Millitntore 8 if this Sanford seminole tacKler a t .'~ ~._' . I.. take sis. r this lisp cissi by Rut light flye$ghI Dvey rnictrong of Tacoma had Mi- . ........................ ... . .... .. I ~~.:::..:.~_ ,...•..,. - -it terback Bob of Lyman qu, ked the hall f rom the grasp "ast Fri 1\ -1.vman meeti ~ 5 , in ' Constantine offlY t0uC11. e play and later scored the stantine picked up 16 vards on th 9A.hcru, Dellvi-i derriolishe~ Nutt, tile N...% Yr.rk lx ut MlutnUs ~. . is thu J mme Montague en Trot unit a the hranie •per s nrc to cope with PnF ikmnc Park, I riqiw no r gue7 of Spain And rsIn's in Its °r ncr intl was ;wiuruts l .. 41111--hall 1,,,'illll- Separating F ridius night I IA i'tD h. st srI. .1111 u \I,tnstlI) \ - siu I ,'I 'It i't 'I' Wash st Seales of T,,cam i with her world rerorri mark of 2 i 57 Lynn ('nietla of Semitic ci 2 .irid 'r1it 2 1 hO h %linnec"t its III Il( III I NIsSI NON hut I.' I liii iiis'hts nj N. w York s F nh V eterson tr isle his' is sits s h on. half - ~ - - - !,trugglv: Cincinnati defeated Lnn that same timing us iitUu ing her worm ('aths excil.ed tie reel in she took tiff for home drtigging b tw( t,-lon"Ti , nser. i! .1in Bps use o;ucustor of the Plaza .irr:$ Stint. ihuit Us ruins ~ I . 4 - worm it, I, small pond It( fUi •--. - - lilt, finale (ill Nlondny wnq in no ter medley reisty sue ts.it t,.,w. er iii' tiwlor iii. i 'III#- vivchfiti from tile 1,501 I J - 'hic 'vitie of Santa (laM (a world ret orti Contenders Cont'oinue Ocky Scra bl AL s -1 selI%flfl str Ii. liii Is was rcting a plc ~ , . or, ; anti third- plare Canada ,nit, tile watpr And lieven timell .n'I I ii, mit m i Ins' I h' t attic nut a .11 Norid record FwuI.l J'irm.r at West (;erma nmn F act Germany he got ' -: - Seven tinrues ' so \4arvir, .son of Intiianapntis - 110 f mic its ('thcfs end the 1' arti 31155 j)rvgaiist, rain -,--*, -yl;-- - fim ratfjNh and bream 'I'liursdij\ •ind Junior Johnson outright it ci'.. I'. ii (alif an Indiana I? Ii.nk tile -;liver and Flits- D;inirl • - 7livre wvrt suvvii gntlie!! &,It- Ic.,(I ,tit,, tilt tourth ~wrifwd (11,~ I,uI(1 j.w&, In V'rvil ('fix I I ,,,nti canit, in tit - Cheryl i i nsoll '\IlISOil S pit cr ew t 1iII1 (arinilt hac'I fl u,nbeii?;ihIe kills biasi " •, 1. - ' ing t on. DarI lIingt.)n •.' , ,% * - ~ ' 1. 11. 7 . - ' i Id U and set up Cn fourth F notball Ii ague pre st isbt'fl tUti . of the ganlu lit tile fourth N1111 glillit. leal* 5(1-", -%at 'I)le g'o tooV'"ns llollgton c,jiarll Bill Peterson locriod. this time from 14 vards Atit'lV5 W1 in it nt'ightxmrhitid out 111.4111itif-d litter tilt- gattle hattic. St, LnUIS Mie h% Grevi. Tarkenton then finished off Oilvrs had brought soccer sh0cf, 31-10, and the Ne'1 1,16 York Vi, tilt. Oilers In marchin t e de f eated I tuliidvtitu.i — (uuin 'wi'iumn StititiUrit field that 1K'- itis ti yards f or it tout Vernon Garman, Orluncit'. rnunU'd 25 mm isis striner. while Thmnuic Pstusn liflkl tie of 1is1liihmncet tew4 -V.* % CStCl (11%\ an d ( itsenol -Ili foraliam W11111- pil,q,1 4,1 1,, (fir 1111vitig laketi E-pli•strs,si umu ,sttumnui tnt ilk nhloim . thi Miami timure 24 1 in ir ellorL%, rolied ull 394 vards and F rar, 1'iirkvt subdued the ffile'rs 26-14 off it 26--vard M1111141% flight it, it National tile, caniv. reci(d ( tv-vd mulLw-6 for hait, landinp if Tuf-P mixed string (if red- . i-,-'. ~I ___ - Spithnl1e hrieTP4 to the gold Jerry hlevlenrelch honk man ti md hungary n.I I meter butterfly leg hi-( i oril (or the hwIt,uit,ttI1e,' hut it could . II,, the am 1014"I n' ,, h k ct , 'tuik .'nul ,,,lnuts c is I.'i. lii. 11,11 %II SC ill t hC ttit 1WI Il OO it •i i' Il ifioll . ;. phu C fit ('ti 1.indo ~ -. ~~.,11 - __- =. ==~" I Ili ct'rr It,. k ft. qt Ic lact It ItIH Jill Ar - lead lit the intermissinn. s ar ,Do( %,Ikltlg, .~, I(.,j I)% (,oll,(.I,;, l.k pounder. .)&.me Sparks, who hails tram ter(, Reach. A Shown tiiiiioii s F utskin' start ards to its of 1 •' 1111(w, BOA)%, . Allisoll weiller ) picked till Ille NAS('All's lol) 1111011V\- ~ " -,i t*, I, 1:, thi iit1 Oiler quisr c II(I iii. ti r Ar T~~'. ri' of skates, Skate $& record set, WIAII ----- the, v tontits hi campers lit his mlurt along rlitlh'hit tier first fis t, thus week ti and Oilers brought the olkTong shoes. with better catches lit bass Richard Bryant, an Orlando visitot, prodalved it .string tTf s:x bass topped I)% a three un a half - Charlit Joinel in Lill- first pi-ri- Ttle offense of , the Houston ,.ampprnund " perch q CiTtih Faulk of C,amp Sorminnit, reports .irvLIrd shn i ----------- of 'he Min- tout hk.n eiF'c'n tit- sov, Vikings sloeold up lb be , -\ w.,villft~- .' Chene% 1.11ritigt, I,)- catitiV purpl)SV!. "F*-e o--s the !.Uard, "Tir smell of frvit4 . , fisL and hu.sh-puppl fills UP in u.0 lx s nua - !t--Z __ re o 'nii .1 I jiloot Dp% found both rampgritiand!- on tit(, Wekiva River f ull (if visitorh Grotpf Chetiry - lit W(.klvli River Haven bruit art 22 - rile r right shc Aeeu late ii fe ss Sports a short time- rows and fishing not the best. his outfit, wleltioldt-s Camera Sh,q, tAi %k,f,r(,i,**, fiAv.,irink i. Pronklin find T A, Greerw, of North f~irnlinj,, Istridt-d U I Sn. mainienti', ('alif iii I s, \h.,ntc me. or.l with a tinek. - y Wrong Shoes'Hurt ' Houston Gr*d i Squad re heing taken both an wnrnt~ and dead shrimp f bream fishermen tried tht ntes n' Lake o ue. tr A W - ____ - , tmp its hcimdquiir s B 1 Bnr1e of (irltintil' nlon Coin Center. ------ (teen Bridge Fish ('4smp likewise had news of Lrnpro'.'e Johnson c'unui fishing in tha t section of the river att EIst. an: tiit'iitiofli'd i IIThII StrIFU (I bass fu VT)I rUIU'd uid catches mad. t, inni Gnrdft regulurl last we4. uin fishinl for panhish is bnr U. nomal Inn Jnhncnn snid Marina Isle ( amp on SB 4G repott cperkled perch hitin the deep tuilecalnng the banI fir those ucin ltve minnowir, ;ire am are still hitUn hest on cricket-t, Jr. this area and man Jen % I he tm, man . IIIITI'' tuI .)%uI ,,rill iii orti - eth Spur ln e,r-niiI Imnitu San ItnI:ui'I. ' '' • iter little here itt Ituittiuli dii;rg"c after P r' ' 'r "'r .iI th i1'titd intl ic rint" 1ike 't4gmrn 'f ',in [iPfl tt(l rs r,roaqtstrnke spectIt5t Tom bfon7e. the rirst time in 40 yea ; mannfd any rn.1 ha, flriire of Sunnyvale. (.iliV, a t S the mcdiii in the event team the American gi e (alifornia recruited fhe trnrest of leads n er past (,.r Jr. ilid it with a 5 vletne/ mary Ti t.td'r ti u •l h I \1 .i W) ol his i,hh lti I:u ed gr'I'I :i xi'll The hrifrrnnt,nnnl ilvitipir ('r,mrnittees Eseru. tR (,,nnu,ilttee antI It S swim re meeting ,,ilng r,I1italc was riilht tn.I a ,I,-(.Ii Iui' ur,thlnt • Ic. I" s i U 1; 1!41111 loiliq 111till.4114,11 by till, - __________ complete . Speckled perch anglers are finding Lake Monroe to be Willis $10 rash transistor radio Webb's Drugs in 1ngwond. Center 10 Its liii. hut the lusir. "1 all limit - - Intl and Witter Sporl.s - tin place it, fund them F - - AZ 1,1111 v'cI ,i urinP 1 ct tilti r vi' tiitv In Itit $041 I ';int •tsv unvthln." lip. 'hint c nil fihtIni' nittI fail I ins' I'. holil Ito k tit. It at c pitt it ill on iui formic I .11.1 :ic ,Itc pi *c'ti It H111111111, 0lul r,m. .. \ I ' li* ~* L& ~ ~Q if camping light. Sanford Auter, Parts Inc 20 ( p," ire •'f iloping I 1' I hnritli' State Rank - the best end of Lake Monr reel, The Ts nts4ivt hre3Im tuitt been Speoms Shnp in the Sanfnrd I.agged for prizes and other 12-inch iitiir incl F'1Ji7 gien uiliiahk pruec Ill battle Vrida) the picture rhanged with arveral excellent bass out of the lure rod and - : '. "' .'N"'. - I'L:m i k _t, -_- - - hUll mIt ii l'rc' tiitt V ihlini ii It \tttNl(hI I I\I') silo uuslv ,llmnt'tlr 'lay For ,tiit t I' ii c nqunkkls thnt ltti \litk 'flt7 ,nnWiIfii ciii ' nih :uiI Ii hiinph' hs Mik. l% i, -. I -i 4 . licence -Aill be rNuired for the . 1 - '1 t Atlantic Nntsnl Rank: transistor .- - __ - - ~ Z14 • . it ' - savings bond, S 17 The artirti iii take $10 - fl1 Lwt tackle bread appear to be the halt. Only worm.'- -A-111 he -"Id -;I in. Mc uIontoin Sanford Th tO test IIfl 8fld 8 1 C fl St b8fl bOOV' Ii' I, ;.n*t th re'iu ;ri1 such miltinlied fltl that the fl.h to thin the lar tag 1 t Inc the and fsshathnfl will be 25 ham 51% sass per pern \n Fishing 1e with 12-Font cane polaroid camera, WIF' radio The fishathon is for all ages .in1 mar, people i planning to make it a famst% outing Fishing ar it i m :nd the I ot lig ht SP In America 'suakids Aq __ Prize List Has i'1 (i' tilt. %h( rif d partment ha s TI1 t of priii liNi sm thus Saturdn when the released a list of ph7es which Seminole Counts Sheriffs will be siwaried u the in. radin dit iihtic catching the thgl [partnwnt and so.r : fihutthnn at Ieke 'ishi The arc ( tran uctor radio et 4 Warren, on S Touchlot, Drugs. " All proceeds , kend amp r rt rital itenefit the Seminole I1 Youth wee Fki7( fl. to shn .4110111 k 1W - T kv -7 _ 11. __r_ "~ . -1 .,,I- __ Ras fichirw : beinnifl Benefit Shelter " Leadership s'flwt rat �, ?.., -,.,, Tuesday - Sept S. 1972 8A-The Sanford Herald Miss Retiring RN Hontii Linda ° Exc/ianh e And ows J' Ifl -- - AS, I S -- - ' ' : -. .- I N, : -.. ; \ 7 , . .J - - ' Bridal Parties ' - • w' ________ I Fete - Co u rie r Miss IN- --- 4V coatW'ClFC1 tries, but MC her spots can t A change By Abi gail Van Buren Ct IP7I to C%rsw Tk-N. V. NI Iv.I, a him ' A ' is C A nn u ce in e ii n - wits Robert Leland Smith, M.D. o f H ow one tilt, FORLCAST FOR WH)NISDAY, SEPTEMBER CARROLL. RIGHTER'S ] I (!:,-~ . I ., " , 164i4i,$649& i from the Carroll Righter Institute - . ' '_'% . 1iU to 0 , . . , - - •__. ' : - WINN D I X I E ft4plltdv_~ ' _" - t 4#4 t'mt i - - suits is the pmcise . __ -4111-11111-tolr~ JR., candidate for the House of representatives. District 34, was honored at a coffee at the Leesburg home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hewitt. Captured with the honor guest are his wife, Joyce, ('enter, and Mrs. Jack Moore, coffee-co- hostess. ;K,rfec: Iro tc-itellier looks_ VINCE FECHTEL Helene Curtis has Created a new Permanent Wave INCREDIBLE!'T -4 ,,:,, PC' 1 1 10- - Al"n rX contains anew KERATIN con KERATINPHILC dilioner, that seals In dry and moisture kept out. are chemicals The neutralizer rebuilds the hair internal structure to make the Perm mote permanent r As a result the -I...l,, .,-fit v,4 w a v e syb II vc") 5,".'.' WdVe O tt because there ,s at) solute wave retention . k-. _-_- Aug. 28. Sept, 9 PERMANENTS $1750 ' Re1,t,tmc Bulk & Body Rig $25.00 COLOR INTRODUCTORY __ & 4 OFFER $995 Reg. v - eç- 1.50 Special 10 ~ : ~z lVro BEAUTY SALON 322-2041 $ 1750 S1750 Reg. 522.50 . . . Republican for House of Representatives District 34 I'. \ tO..... :fl Ist .s17 All Pr*ce', Include Shampoo Set & Conci ii and go to work." VnceFeCt11,Jr. Jean's Bleach Touch Up a. Toner FROSTINGS iet's roll 'em ups.. 1II_llI; r SANFORD PLAZA SPECIALS Reg. Helene Curtis ai ra Swpray p y 69C Jack & Labor Day Zulus 100 :w bcoid scrolls. the Todd's double-knit dreti The tI'urt 1ovmh poteme'ntevie vett'eIfect Tons so'sened w ith gentle gothei's, the white Machine woshobte!drycbt %6 , rt 'gv1d top, rr q,--,, ,.i,if t blouse-look is of bow trimmed pQmyrs$.r '.ji tp or Bi'rjv," 'p pr red top. 6.16. BANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE -, 's1BettyAnne HAIR STYLING SALON PHONE 322-4913 SANFORD 36COMMERCIAL (Next To Holiday House) FIRST ST. DIAL 322.3524 228E, (.;LNLRAL -1 FNI)F%('IFS: A confusing day which is made more difficult because of your c4CtflSS to obtain precise information Incorrect statements from others .ould take ate hik to replace with actual facts Jnd figures i-sc as much timc as you can getting your health n escelknt condition .\klLS 4NIau 21 to Apr I')) You can easily improve -uJitions around you so rrguljr duties arc easier to perform and asoid serious mistakes Study your wardrobe and see teht new garments will he needed 'lAt'KL'S (Apr. 10 . to May 20) A good day to be at your '.er hest before you keep an important appointment Make ton recreation you want later in tIe day Be sure hussnu. st nu,uitrrs are in order He wise (Al-MINI (May 21 to June 21) Show more affection at home and avoid a possible argument You are puzzled by a nest stuat10n, but don't reach any definite conclusions without further study lame is on you: side MOON ('lilt I)Rl'N (June 22 to July 21) Make sure not kate y ut ruiw or wallet where others could possibly stcl it. I)sin't uL a gosl friend who is troubled no i'ostpone making definite decisions at this time II () (July 22 to Aug 21 Monetary matters should not f he Ji3ngcd now since there is a cloud os'er thenti 'I onuorrow will be a much belies time to act. A conversation with espents can be most helpful Relax tonight VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept 22) Spend some time analyzing whit our aims are and how to gain 111col quickly and c&sily Show that you arc an intelligent person Make i)thiCIS understand you are vitjl and dynamic LIHRA (Sept. 23 to ')ct. 221 Home us your best place of endeasur now although you want to get into the world of business Don't b'ing up an old argument at home or there could be dire results He' poised (Oct. 23 tj Nov 11) One in all taurnot could 9 S('ORI'IO ou a had time, if you permit, so avoid this pc;on A nest aim you have is not ready to he pursued yet Study alt details carelully 21) "think how you can SA(1 II A KIUS (Nos 22 to I) working so hard on an of days ahead :nstead the expand an unimportan t actituty A higher - up is not in a good ifloiI Avoid this person or you could be dtsappoinicd (.'AI'Kl('ORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) Study a new change you te ant to :,!Ake or plan a trip you want to make in the future A new friend can gave you ideas and suggestions that are not te ssc so forget them Be courteous AQUAKIL'S (Jan 21 to Feb Iti) lake care of those rrsponsibulsties you have instead of trying to escape (row them, since you wouJ only make matters worse later on You now can come to a (at better understanding with malt' IIS('l.S 4 l'ch 20 to Mar 201 Aliltuuagl you nij nit ,scc with others, tills is not a good di) to aiguc Or yOU could get into trouble A civic matter needs study Plan to take L i tt' of it is quickly as you can lie or she will be If. YOuR ('HILL) IS BORN IOI)AY one of those Iase'nating young people who has line dreams for a brilliant future 'leach to study the practical aspects of my situation so that true (acts will be understood and your youngster will not be lab ,ring undet any delusions 'Ibis is a fine 11a:t for personnel work. p r operty improvement, buur,ian rrlations, community work, and thee like Send to right s','huok "lice Stars iiuupcI, they do scot Compel What you msxc of your ifc is la:gly up to YOU' Carroll Rioter's Individual Forecast for your sign for Octi.t:er is now ready l:o r your copy send your birthdate rc4 $I to Carroll Righter Forecast (nasnc ci newspaper), Boa. 29. Plohlywood Calif 90028 - \ Ijeadlitie 6, 1972 1 .,, ' 46 A lbi"i"ts silt s'tut tel 31 )hu'ntr a itsn t 9 Stt'noth iii i).'ts'"v 19 TP"CC ( tt' 52 t.asl't i i.ate 22 . -- ?dnitiea ?,i I'ansnu, Ital.nn 521's' itS.' ;o"ts it SOsi t'hg,su' Iowa family It Y.ttI-q 2.) '1III't iptth SI N-sit Ipoet ,Icf't 42 "'' 1 S 5 Weight iAli ) P' I),iII'i 'li' ,,ltti% '4 JapaneP r011? Sr, Ihrattlu list,), i1 Vuiiui i'.t 1.5 ('meek lest's I1II1C S 21 ,aspu' tIass'I 2* Western date ( ab I 29 Tv;e nit heps.' ,nake't a. 001 1 041 its V.0 ii I .ii)"it 42 lirsiuth as i l l *1 hut I&If It Si's in 31 M) '11 nidmnim' i Belie Al in a it,,' aSe)r,rniai i-of ,i 2 Aulnut 3 &)kt)itn Itm4ifl 2% ()m5anc , 4 I.onii 'I ,'. '' i',,nt,' I'S '. ,, miii, iustsI .,C I'l stasl'i'''.I hut ttsi i,umst '' ' .' jutes hiss' ils,ua,,u,i if 11101111 that bu,'aiI 115 Altamonte School Open House interest to psurents A period of Sanford Middle Srhe'snl, has set t''' f,.r qu.'s!'" r'r 'n p'stont.ut Thursday from 7 until 9 p m. as wall 1w' -set anh' the first ''Parent Night" of the ." or.' 1 I' is5 , p%5 i ng' t('hOt')l !r'rn'Ta .,uudtt'rumnn, the Pelham mr asked that all uluectunti- an teat'hc'N will he in them,' Plitenult attend this meeting. '.i'thi : rt"sp' - . . 'flit' courses of study for the parer' sear will tie dasrutseel along '. '!'-' '' " ' ' - a,its'ltiga'rii 4. n,.s,.' itih.hts'tu artist' this' tt'uaosralng slackens ( ) n.' sts'i' s'.'auus lit hiss' this' kniu'k tsar at ' \ H ig h. I - hut to I - '.'. this' competition. basketball the \ in ega r Use 'I ' ( It 'IL II I 1111d ti iti , Salt "ttit iii Its I'( )LI,' ('it 'I h'ht - '*11 I)I:Au I'UI.I.\'-- Ijke' Mrs I) E I. too. luus&i tismaihi.' p1111115 cttitus on iii> kitr'has'ri Iluot Slit' t'.iiild soil the' Ihout Iastt'i t han I uuisl.l t-k'uan it Spritikls' ilt on thu.' 51101 5 •ititi tttt'tu lust ('ti(hiIgli te'tt'' In dluhnhtlht'li It '['his will Iti.ssa.'n the' soil an about ii tumult' Mop wit hi warm soapy watet' t a t good wash dt'tcrg'uit i - tiit'ti acid Li ii ttu' of a gisoti liquid hioiiss'htsld cl.'u net such as used for tit'avs' jobs like' Woo(I%t tau'k. etc I skim off the' excess s cuts %V hen lilt' (best is c ban and dry. c-c act's' tiut' entire floor with (1111 nue'se'spapt'i's -l"IIAN('ES %% till It'i;ils' the role (if laittr;5 professor DEAlt I'()l.t.Y--1 c'atit to It'll Mrs I) F that I use' ire white' vinegar. just as at come's I rum the' bottle', sand it ceusrks perfectly for i'euauocing puppy stains from sue' linoleisrii ilisiss' and tt.'csdcirazt's as well, 'l'hit' 1)ult)IP)' will not use' the' ssa inc plsuca' again it slit' cannot smell tie's' lute-n odor .tlta..' r tile clr'1i nup I always t' lea ii sip sijt'ii .s spot just as soon as I see it -.1 1.. Ii-- .1 ce- ts'tiiimi' st'hus'.a' s'l,at,rate' ft 343-9:30 Nht('. Nl.(' Action 'Tb.' I 'laytmuss' I Us'ruru Admiral. - They duited 11 •.tur'ls'.'s to come tip with th is old ' ' li-idi liaspe i't'.stre'' Drama, ' q*. Television Polly's Problem - 'jjyp I'rPI'i(U"S - .st.mrnsrss.i lt.t'r'. Yiaint miii ibobe rt Reed Young is an ,mtiit,itu'tic N' ,%:v ",tts'Ct otto wtias lu-as w 5 It"ut(I his fussa e'spef uuully his son, Reed. 'U'.' bitterness erupts when Voun ctumt,aaned home to Pus dyig wife's bedside, but arrives son, aLso a N.ivy' ' late firer, turns on the tat I' - r f'e"lar 1" s f;u uls''I his m" 'i.e 'o ''ti ' , I)I-AI( I'Ot.l.\'-Me' Pet l'et's't' as with rnanuifsse'tureis who (liS('Ufltiflhit' making a product that set' ituis'e grown ist jstust-t' I like its like' i,snti thu..it thue' sold Its oil an Shut' I a good-sized freezer an tn> r.'frig&'rustsur at thin l lTD hut c.itur'iot fi nd Ilium an>- liitIt(' 'l'hut' re'frigt'i'uattar part uis.'tI thur.'.' or (nor tunic's as tut iiutu as tIme' fra,'c'ie'u' antI this's houalii rn5uliit' tills ai'a'.mni,t.'nu'iit is nuts,.' -asuuva'uiai'tit Sub'-h>'- side tumdt'ls take tap too iii santa rotuuui ustitI at is 511)11' to get a cookie' shit'cI, cake pan or large turkey in tue narrow freezer side' of stit'ii .i llitKia.d.-'-s'tIUS, I'. II , My I) LA It PD ELY gi andson, 2, lake' talher little 83 - (6) Where the Hear? Is (9) News 7:00 (2) I Dream of Jeannie (6) Truth or Coniscquences (9) Imagination Set to 7:30 (2) Howdy & Friends (6) Billy Graham 8:00 (9) Olympics 8:30 (2) Action Playhouse (6) Baseball: Atlanta at Houston 9:30 (2) First Tuesday 10:30 (2) To Tell the Truth % wakes tit) curs' early so his isiot her, ce hits like's to s I e e p a hit l:itm't lists a large' old suu1's4' NIA that shut' tills seath lots ,:t szmfe' little' toys and hangs on a cut net oh the- ciii) at night When ho' cc sk,'s usia hue gets thu.' purse and plays t:ouutt'nts'tily for •lsiih' scehalt' ' MRS I) K 11:00 (7) (6) (9) News 11:30 (2) Tonight Show - -' 'I ' l)I':I( l'( )l,l.V-Wtn'ti tO I hit's' I .sks' suu,'ha a bug tone' i's your i'titiha.'r glut into wala'u .ue'c'i!it'libLulI> (Its I smet'tI tap this ,ii'ess by guattltig on a cotton gliset' uatid.'a the' we't t- iibbt'i' unit' UnitI this druuse's out that' uusist tIlt' uuitl it, sit, tarn.' tin' z'nhubcr glove Is reacty to cc'csur .igsumml ' _____ _ WIN AT BRIDGE WEDNESDAY MORNING 6:00 (9) Slim Mims 6:15 (6) Sunshine Almanac 6:20 (2) World Tomorrow 6:30 (6) Summer Semester 6:45 (2) Sports Club 7:00 (2) TtxIy (6) News (9) F.o:o's Big Top 800 (6) Capt Kangaroo (9) Mike Doua la P0 't; : ' 9:10.10.30 (IlS, (annun at'Itefliflu A policeman Li a(cused of murder. The cop's daughter u guest star Brook." Rudy charges he has been fr,,tlftMI arid gets Cuennon, he r father's oil friend, to investuguste lit'. proof leads bin lii Lawyer who has strong tics th urganli1 crime, whets' (.annon rnaruuges to bring out the real evufenue' - I a 2 51w -- Saved by loser-on-Loser' WiT$ G (IiIIiioiitt t ricks iniI i't.)It' tiniucs the stilt. If S0111 11 ruffs tills third diamond with a hate trump, West will uivcrrtifl. if South i tufts high, Wt'St will evt'ntii' ally collect a trick with hits jack of In uunps Lithe's' way. South will still ha,uvt' to lose U SIuI(le trick later on. W Ii at, if anything, can South do a bout this sittia' ttemi .. non Ih Outsold & James Jae'otus 'rcdays George" Go ode it haail illustrates tile loser-on. loser play. Soutti Is playIng a v e' a v normal Iiiiar-hut'suit cntraci It also looks maighi>' easy, . a I holds all Itusai' If tramps. South won't be able to in a k e the contract be cause hue has no way to ovoid the lots of two diamonds and one Otherwise. If left to him. belt, hit CUfl simply draw I r is In p a and concede his three losing tricks, spade. Unfortunately fur this shin pIe plan, flue defem ae lends first West 61,1015 the eight to of tiIamiiotirt in rt'sponi hits partner's dau;nutid ue'ucall and u'.ut tjiuIL'P(Iv isiucs -. 9:30 (6) 10 !00 (2) 10:30 (2) 10:50 (9) 1 - 0(1 (2) ) (9) (9) Split Second 1:00 (2) Somerset (6) What's My Line (9) All , Chi l dren 1: 30 (2) Dick Van Dyke (6) As the Woe'ld Turns 2:30 MATINEE DAILY 3:00 (2) Another W or ld (6) Secret Storm (9) General Hospital 3 30 (2) Return to Peyton Place (6) Edge of Night 1C Life to Live 4:00 1 2) I Love Lucy (6) F lmntstones (9) MC'1iS 30 (7) High Ctiop.,rraa (6) Perry Mason 5:30 (2) (2 (9) News (6) Greer Acres 6 00 ( 6) Ne'w. h,i,iium hi,,* I:mu PM*a Nsarlh I)iIt2 pus, 3V Putt 1%ist a • Pat hasuithi 116 340 You, So,atlu, )soW 48713 V.2 • Ah(913 4142 Vsthiat du you di. mutate" A--BItt (litre mitt' imutiaI- Yu'J aren'I afraId of at'>' suit hut spade lead Is un. tpitte' Ilkeis. 'ronAt'S QUESTION Your P a r In ci cantluuuca to f'smr -1,ui,s '.Viiat ,I') you .lo EVERYDAY lSPEIA DAY The'.s - t fa - SEAFOOD HOUSE Dinners UNDER Inc iudes baked potato on French Files, lotted salad or cole slaw, hush puppieS and our delac out conch chowder, 65' Children's Dinner ost Cocktails 75' Michelob Beer . . . . . $9 20' and • - .tuuss'.-m' a'''''''r'''" Sun. 1:30 P.M. a It 10 IU(K y PMHER til-l"I't.; Tonight Only A LIen 0 $,iauWie1 PVÔC55d1 "fls segendot N'IGGER MARLEY99 •'esu t KANSAS CI'T'Y PG IOMILR A' -4S VW CK4011111111al in" 9041AUM V SODOM "'," "' I'll. _____________________________________________ ______________ ____________________ ______ ' ___________ GUSTIN $OFFMA.N ANNE BANCI KATKAIN( P$SS (:pp , off 2:30 EXCEPT SUN SHOWING sir 00 *00 THE- 00 4 50 It W aI ------- ----------------------- Ji.'up"l Highball A $04 ," ,- ~ I—I -1 I'll-' c.i 1 5 irrw ON WmU I Isit.'. Mery Griffin Olnoh's Place Concentration Fashions in St .s i no Sale of lilt' C.:ntur _________________ .. ON _________ I7 GRADUAIL Movies a'itwSPAPiV ISItP'OI *5554 I wia rftVjl1yyTl From 6:30 -I AFTERNOON it Sun 75' STARTS WED lØ Splendored Thing (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2) Doctors (6) Guiding Light Passwor0 Hoilyv. siod Square's (6) Love of Life (9) Bewitched 5,I5J l E srept Sat . 111111 (9) let's Make a Deal 2:00 (2) Days of Our LI.-S 11 '30 (2) I4 tic can case that' loser-un' loser tec'hani(lue and discard it lot's' simtte on the third diatuiond, 'Fhuls play 1 e a v c s Smith ill (till Control tot' Iii.' rest of thie' hand , I )umuity Is ready to i'uai I su fourth thu inurud lett and a11% lead al lows South to thaw I t- uumnjts sitiel tflUke tltt' t est of oar' tricks. U p4xr -, m (6) Romper Rwivi (9) O~ kbfA kyar4 0'14so L Vu NI N B(.' , 9 30-10:30 Tut'sdas - Should a military progruunn be a part (i( the public' Junior school rurrtculuni UI ITU has units in more than 9O high st'hook wi th twice the enrollment than Senior ItO'I'(" in the country's colleges. ThLs very cntroversiaI issue is (IiscUSSC(l tonight •1!ong wi th another story never before repirted. an Israeli program sthie.h allows Arabs from siLl oer the world to corns' In: -u'. Tomorrow (A) - Dv4v1aTtm 9:00 (2) Phi. Donahue - r "t' 't - His 12:30 (2) News (6) Search for (9) Dating Game (6) (9) Movies - ' n hr tel 'h " a TUESDAY i. nt.s rel-a(uvei an the West Rank ,inrl have a lat'ge sehiat.' rust rat-a I I)I:k I'OI.I.\' nuarble' Ili-ad that husis s e'llowt'd aliarig tin' tie'uklitie' Will smiiflet,ine' kinudi>- it'll nit' how his cI.'iiu and whiten 'this beautiful piece"-MRS 1 P 0" '. - uug,tiri plot e'sI s'; :a,t,ntls'uI too ,tsI, in sessrth of stolen tras-elers ctcu't.'ks an hionrilulu tinder the gse of us tour director, I'.b hring,s a gn*ip to the Islands . then ,iutsrdt'rs ins- iii the tiurist.s s-s tbn'att-ns''I sehe'ra tuac David ('anary also guests as I-ism'n's Imrtner in .-rtmrst' 7 ItO-fl :30 N Ill -- hisateily Afl(i Friu'nut.s. I Ia'w.lt I )ssody urul his fris'ru'ls Sirs' bus'k tonight tit ;rm''.-rut ;u pnu'vis-se ,if Nl'T'.'' si usaiarnlnit nest Suituirml.ss prssirssuum's .I.usniiruit I ltitely will In' Ihiuffuili' Itoh Sriaith, ('luurahu'lL liar' s'htuse mu, sintl '> nitimia with ehuis, along (oe.ltcesurt what's In of givatu1 ii'. us glairipsc stor'- fur tic.' future, silsis take' us ts.u'k to the ;ast t1tsgtt'um with su.'ti fund favsuritii's as ''II''. I Isuse ls I )IMMIS Titin'.'' * 'p-O on us tu'usvy tonight, lIe' ' ,U1.9 .30 ('ItS, hI.swaii I I (eruru Itsidily Elssu'n takes Sham) + 71 ts ru II ,\ 1,.( A Olyniupis -. Th XX a')Ivrrupu's continue in I t 11 tm'sIrijf arid "l'uiuiu hi weagtit. Iii,lt(b5i'S, wrl'stlituat sand tirug Iii and volleyball 'ItS, Siuuiuni'r Is i lta'ruitu c This list ever '.jui'.'ial, t%ittlhi 'iF.IttI.mii' it iiiui.ahlt 'sm'. ,ri'ss'titsil isti 'ItS I 'hilsirm'ti's hour, tolls t hs'I!lris ststr 'ii .s fras'ruslshii;) tehas'uu .iut irritable uhl lushsu'r Ii '.ise'riaiusn sainl at' II .y.'uur.rald tu'i imu'e't. i '.,urv \lu'rnill tt'..ti the hi' '.t -set. sr i%C ,urs I at I hue' M.smits' '.srl's i's'ls't'isssiu Festival for his ts'urtruis sal iii Itue fisherman ('.miauptae'll plays ttu' boy youuu: 14011,111, OS ht g tnt) other itc'nec M pertinent I man I'e'ltu.am , principal of ilat i.iaa -' ' tillS fli 'ii has list ansi IasI'',ut to ulanutaitut antI dasleit dao sits 1sm -- ,' ' i s'siall iii t s',istslsltsg I m .'iictmIu bttsi ,e I told tills t malt' s lei, i's gusumi niuuuuiu'i lit ssts's'i stti usluults I m s'a'dssii blast a I build luts'esuei to amtt,'te'stamlg 5 sout ii ssutismn 'iuuti prsiflc an V. ttii 'uitii' itmt''t s-sting ''truist Lo. tat his siten With a fit ti bun ,1111(l at stuarks faha Is '.e.'Il It;, gnats i ,'attit,'ti'ts nI o p Si'iit' tisi' I uI ', ' t'.l it 'its- it bit'' m 'l u,isat t ti'' iucse ruasue it bita's cab at afls tart'' I mbms'l lust'' tim 'eati'hi ttu.'nu .'s,t It tsinc hat.' mu, I iii a tiuntla,ss.' isthmi ,ut anti Pumi,e' If son XV.' ".551'S ttittitti'iii I & ii 114-halt 91u Ii uathulsuli', I slit, $5 101-' slits I? !s)ulk pm"ti'u' .'u sit 1.1 0 1 , 11t ). 22 1)-niw f ill, 1 '' 11:1 \6, I 110,,,)' iumsl'hu'tt!y 't!I (ISIS' 'A 11') ilnut'-.' I ('stittittil ('101111111111.1, be, mush 'i r,.'e lts',tai's' I ammm tais Ilisat e't'e'i I iitil$us'iali'Iut I' lit'' u,t,nute'" l.i'. I iuits i.'.'dumiL hiss' tess, lii's t husurn;siu'iu ,'jltlriu4 i.'iur,, It ,mu i 111 5 11 I ,,a'susl im i,itu'ha sehtial tilt. i, cat at me'gimhuti i it's ?he't i an auss',ut'. It's his.' iias,iaamI alulhiuc s tat ga ueea stats'' lse'tte s'.'ti tns'iaI' I ammInd i') .11 \'fflhti 'kit I EVENING ' 0 narni' i$ ('noftuted kJ I)EAR ABBY, I am getting married soon, and Abby, I am so happy. I could fly. But something Is spoiling everything. He is a Catholk and I am a Baptist. He is not at all strong in his religion, but his mother is, and she refuses to come to our wedding unless It's in a Catholic church. To make matters worse, altho I am not strong In my religion, my mother is a very strict Baptist, and she says she won't come to my wedding if I don't get married In the ilaptist church. It doesn't make one bit of difference to me where we 4t get married as Long as it's in a church. A church is a church, and we all worship the same God, right? Abby, I just hate to hurt my mother. And be hates to k'urt his mother, but we'll do anything you say. Please help CHURCH PROBLEMS ut decide. BEAR PROBLEMS: The decision aboald be your, s.d sugar fiance's. Since you obviously cannot please both sour mother and his, you would probably be wise to seLect a compromise church. invite whomever you want, and let them cIthr accept or decline. with No Roach H f Pl:AR Ali)t\' \1%. parents divorced when I was 4. My mother remarried a wonderful man when I was 12. I have ;lee;mvs kept in contact with my natural father, and my 'srmfmther was more of an acting fat he r than my real father. I love them both very much. n"'.' plarg my wedding I My 't'.!c and I don 't kno'.e eeho should give me away, Roth men would he proud to do so, but I know each would be very hurt and disappointed if he weren't chosen I don't seant to elope, so please don't suggest that Ps a uIuton. Would it be "kosher" to walk down the aisle with DE a father on each arm' ' - 4111 Spot t &I null V1) rpb 1 Tsn r,i,-,1 the, .ilif .''- its Ill IV 4 \\ \111 '0 .. ''h ,,u ('hi 10.hIlW \IiIiI1(I'4 ( )ur I'I'oLIgIl Al i , tha the - 1 I )'s'rnmnmnP ' 'o ip Obstetrics & Gynecology woman avea I tilt, IWAR AIIBY Three years ago an aunt died and left flC 1 lovely 1eo'uard coat. It's about IS years old, but looks like new H 'a'- recentlyy resty k-ti. is In excellent condition, hoo. a lovely new lining and fits me perfe'tly Ms problem' \ou guessed it I am completely in ac-rd with the conservation of this animal as well at all the v N i- N in ropardy, so 1 would (ccl terribly guilty wearing tte'coat--even tho it tea'- puurchasr'd long before the animal in danger oS e x tinction-ir any measures had been tea tk,n to protect it I have stored it for three summers now without wearicr it once. I don't think at would sell because of the current stesatmnn. If you were I, would you wear It' If not, have von any suggestions a' to what I should do with It' "SPOTS' DEFeIRE MV EVES" Sm rat' for i 1A (Juliet father (rest his somalI stalked HE.tR IH"- Whs with a I).t'(.ltTElt on each arm! dosen the aisle e._ Shape For Fall 1, IL 42 liu'h 4% Idu'tartl furnily elani not" Mt '''' ft i'ets't o , (41 ii m I ,,It , -F e Tall Girl a 4(1 t s on i '-.- - n( ''' _______ ,i'nth (t)ty,Il .' let) 4()4I 1tL aruf'rd 1i':a It urn; - mtve'' it 0 sri am an rid a family t ,lt)he' s 'ri it,. huirhs' tit, rs'uitau k's ,'ih.i'.t siarlr.''t 'ip''rt on 'it t It 'l,t lJstslts tens little' ('imirtiime'ril 'n r 'sri cot .'t'i'flt of do* aol c:pn)ret.'I'uat slrsmatti,rv bu-5ting i ts i s'ttls's (15155 n 'iun'tt ft p As do uiantt women 1. at least still tn heln r if with e smut? finger' I v in,., 1.", '"mi' nut from under the (-hat until s- ''s Pill, r I ssgur.'t i'.tueti '.e'it?m the' l.tiehs'hunil rn'af loaf' I ;iv (sum r'r C i.e ;sid,ito.'-t vugashs'ut ahuate ;unvthlng to the table i' '.n tonI r sehhsn ('lmahdm en after re''arniflg, a t e'reatann -\l come 1i4*,flt Silt')) v, hisi'kv'n tommie that has been (lup;s'd into rn i water gl5is-. is.' I e"plain that good manner' means helping others urn,frsrtatsle 'Ihset s 'ttat I say 'ri, say. .'nv mar" r-auulafIr,te'er 'l'hit all lb.' resist - BETTY CANARY . . 61 <' 34 Sisi t.-4 arsunil it L.nst frottip 7 *4 ttttip t .h I trio.0 - 1 I l)F It SPlITS: II I teen' you . I would not wear K ttm )oU htc no reason to feel "guilt" voll erstuld he n concerned about sehat people might think, you et neuh.-In't rnjn %k raring it. Von might eonitte', git ing It to a t h,trih ant t.ffukunt, ,s tat ,te,huuutann on it 5,,flh.'otle, surni'st hen' %kou l,l %%l-;11 it te iltu p' 'aslire t itti.ouut feeling ehI 4-on ' • K ttiaie lw's-sn, i.s'at Intcilsent" ftbet .um' even Her 1WH(lptect' was a niantiU. of imported silk illusion bcirdt'reci in rose point lace and she i--id a formal cascade of t'etheiirt roses and car- ' - 37 14 t.stim'Iv Vown , S T )I !Atrini m'i it)' ilI I L*4I . E _____ A ii I ta' unt bitb pun it 13 Spa. t- 4*7c; 'r Miss Alma lAnda le and was 1inablc to attend. lerry Wayne Menke ImmediateL" following the (I(' %intrninflt Aui tinuen in '11. ceremony, The Pier House. Key 1972. at 4'(t p.m at Ley was the reeeptlofl site (or Vest, \"riortnl Methodist t'hurt'h and close friends. West, the rhiireh which her ttw (arniL rt ntjrnfl(hFnther Rev. E I. Fill her going.'awa outfit, the blue enI . helped build antI was bride wore a Na SIrS 1 .tcIr I 'mhle complemented with Uev. H}.. Murphy was o1 matching accessories. the at clergyman :iinIini Follo'ing a wedding trip to ring double impressive the Kast ('rt the newlyweds .'oremon are at boiuc' at 5(126 ('OqUiflSI The bride is the daughter of Drive. St Petersburg, where r and Mrs F . I. let. il the bridegroom IS in the Sanford, and the .t manufacturing hustnes there t.Iegroom is the son of Mr anti in Miami 1 Mrs Kenneth W. Menke. mlan. In-1 Kau:nt:si preseflu'tl plial selection.c during the 'ire t'ci'emon and "The .d's Prayer" was played as the couple knelt at the altar at the eonchiisrnfl of the ceremon' Gwen in marriage by her father, the radiant bride chose Ictr her vows a formal gown. I mhioned along the Queen Ann ilh'uette. of lace over bridal taffeta Seed pearls tat ichtt re.cmnbrik'r t'ii ihellshd appliquCc adorning \1 r. rmu'Uivr honoree' s . Those wtu attended were Upon arrival a delightful rknathy ('nurit'r, her 5&stt I.' LI! \IA'lI.!Lt i-.. ' iistitrit arid sin assortment of Mrs Bill Cronin. Orlando, Mrs. -. Mr Mmcc Martha Courier Mrs , Sanford. Courier dips were .served. nip anti St IlLit l" \lrc lon Stumlkr and Mrs. 3. Louise t)'Ahntt, Vera Beach, .hamnies H. Alford and Mrs - 477, M Partmn Mrs. Fdtw.rd Stanton of Miami and Mar) Ara, nurit r Vi II 14 w'rt ( i.tios'esses Their Nrc 1ii Nri; , l -!_,~ \Isc' h1sttit Stale \lrc fla'r' '1rc Thomas H Let attndcd mnti S1i h,sitht tit( , hniu.rt t C Il' It YflO's' \lic tote I liii po pular fit u dr, bride - lert ttac sIt Iturivt and Mrs Dail Rt•itt'j . . sestcr-in-ta as matron of I tuinrireii sit th(' ''II HupLins irito:i,atl' ''t. ho'il. b-'.-BRI 'Jfli SHO%FR honor. She tore ii floor-length thu hinstisscswer Mrs ft I It niyrrui Beach home of Mr . and ,.tt.±1 MI( ILL A\I 11 'tls , tsiinorin Miss Courier gown, Empire.stylel. of pale Mrs. John Eviis sit a supper \kt tiowtririt Mmn ('nurser V sirti. Mrs Ben F Ward Jr. wue. a rittst'e'llaneou ShOWPt blue crushed velvet and carried partll a nimsi t'llsinenus shower unit Mrs. .me' Iwuslt' a Colonial nosegay of white 'flicir gift to the hunurec was thu home' o! Mrs. K irb A supper of tJirsrun. German and break f ast tiostt'd h Mrs. Inwkelvtt with Mrs Michael carnations, tipped in blue \i,, .\ ;ititiito salad. colt' sbi* . tint Charles Nihthuu'l; and Mrs k k of her ctrnsvn Cturut. V _______________________________ • cinci t its tier ro4ir'ctts. Rot Rt'. ker S' Pt tershuri I ItItII1LSMA It)'. ItIv%FR ott, nhnust .1k u ci 11 -11 and r )uu obuti di '1 it thu Oviedo 'i t r at The Iut5ts enjo't'd served the bridegroom as tw.t -Mist Mar) Ant Courier wss ;otufltl rake' were served to the Istitursint A color theme of pink wits honored along with her bridal flung and then were served a a l an, Usher was Fran. ttflhiIflSOfl aLso of St. Peterused Their gift to Miss Courier uuttrndarths at tilt - private duiirw •h'licou_ brunrh of dant il hut r donut sausage, and .hurg of 3 itTt Spencer's hiStUitS it' setting of her rimmurn rnt'lnn tuulLc. fresh orange puffs, For her daughter's wedding , Jim Mrs. by Itestituruunt pattern of sterling silver Ii rtmusen uflet juice arid steaming tint chose a light blue \lrs I ;wncer and her dsiughters. a silver rasserult thit presented tiustes.ses Thu repc' drss accented with blue' Mrs .lmu Courser and Mrs (11-T(IGITIIELt 't honoree with a salad bowl tare trim Her aceessones were Itoliert Stncktnn, Miss humoring Further 'DIP A'I) 1.11' PAWfl' blue and she wore' sm Table' decorations consisted matching (nurser wits a gt't-:ogetluer at C ii (II) k T hoiruorinig Mss Fuithitr arid f blue-sprayed white candles t.. I,,.,.., Mr. lit?, Piilt,u't rut soft gl owing c'nrsaec ........................... 1. It Courier was a "I)ii arid 1.5 1)' (StrTUItiOflS 11 a r v. uth Mrs 3 N Sthh'v smnet her p p r a p r i it t A. parts sit the home of Mr. and 115 % Stales daughter. Miss V-11141 arrisnig.'nients which were th Mrs. W. flanked ut crisp green ferns Mrs W H. Martin wi ('toni'as co-hostess. ('O()I Ill I it' un ou stir imp dinners Guests gathered sit the it cookout wi l lch was along with iced tea, hot rolls Also Tall Girl. a new nant) o n l,.lvt.lI hi, Mr and Mrs. John utid reiffet', cake' arid icy pooL'iidc where much chatter HELEN HENESSY hose line, in c' I u des an la,v and Mr and Mrs. .lack stsertnt were servt'cI to all in and swimming ensued. opaque co trol top designed A refreshing salad plate Itruitton. ;stti'ridsiruct'. riint. place c'arth. NEA for clingy c as t is in ca and NEW I.UNCIIL(Vs designed as nimuiture bride served. Thi fall b th p a n t v hose ;iflt5 all sheer for festive The tu)stess gift was a VerY styles and hod' suits will occasions Brief Top has a . lunc'twois honoring Miss and groom were used to Opens His Off ices For The Practice of universal a;a1. in i n 1 a c u It t)Lt of panty Mars Ann Owner was given lit designate each guests place l t useful a' well as ornamental uuidif'. kitchen set rnnsistitw of i'tue% are tied in with t e lib- knitted on smoothly at the ttu' Bet' smnd liuttle in Winter utluic crust ion message that monwaistband colored pot holder, dish Park rt'rentf brigtiU bride chuM' U' present Thmt' -.'ates todays fashions. h ic h last lLoth suits. flw tables were' wI-up Its Si her iittendenti with their gifts towr1 mnimh nprruu deprimarily were spring two million T" form with the honoree. tier sit this tinue Mrs S,wructr's gift The n e' a r I BY APPOINTMENT figures. sinuous fur signed women &4e'1.8 and over who twin sister, Martha, and her to the' bride was ant electr ic pcinty hose arc following Beginning Fri, Sept. 1, 1972 Portable Pods have been struggling with muuothr, Mrs Dorothy Courier sil1et Mrs. Courier and Mrs. trend toward universal apIn Sanford host' sizes extra-large punt) Make-up rt'mmuter pads are' III VUIIIUI U si'uutrd at tire ht'setl table ctmut'kttuni presented Mii peal this fall A new genera irwffe'r'tivt'ls will, for the cart' sirniund In tuntitis L. tt bitt' Courier wit) Wfl q tie- (lVSt of crysta lI of btid) S U i t S. e'mtiellion I e'ntmrut ions ii at 819 E. First St., Sanford first time have ii t-luuucc of Inn over. % our pucketbno with t'er feminine ii and lished I I 'rim 1irtsiinot1iiUsI.S. trivet'., favorite styles custom de-, H er Home night trips or nuuithtia' supplib untie' .intl arn(muu were used signed just for their figtrrs. dressmaker details. Is apeThose present were' the' niuliuuns of fresh nisike-up, Telephone 323-6711 cLficaIl) designed to be bet'!lt'vtit't'I. _______________----_----__________ ----._______________ niinig to extra-large sizes . A nourvelnus lunsrtut'ulu of These' are called Burlington -. • stirmup, ctiur'kni-alsuU plates Particularly flatter.. Bodies . t . teem served to all present A I. to the anipi) p r o p ortrig . ', .. vet) elegant dessert of tinned, as well as their slimI, flute-herr) tlt'light war. aLso . ,-- - s- . mer sisters, is a Mock tie de~ 'It . K. served. sign that creates a poetic , 4 .,. -Bvronesque mood with bil• Ilk ,' - i,, '' lowing sleeves. shirrt'd puffs , the shoulder and elast• at , . 'I'ONI cued wrists Another bOdt . unIvers! with suit design qr 0 13 1311 ( )(1(bt \ 4 appeal has a Peter }n col ' 1. -. lan effect with shirred dropped shoulder and The layered look (, . puffed sleeves. / ,,.I(nurh Li-vps its gmr,i..s..dress goes ¶ Argyles. the bold tartan I{equest, fur wuniseni's romantic /0~ 1 ( IUSSICS. prot'de inspiration muews and ;ditutit nnveruj't' , Tim it the tuit kurt I har rr, I a Highland Fling c-ollecfor imurti it .nu fn, lint I tim' wJnu psirtit's, clubs, etc should - . lion of both suits-a dashing in! Iw!:u: I hefluidt' lit least a week it . . base for layered looks :: usth'uanrt' - , n'rti gnu. igt,,)tt- thji m,ihrur,l Opaque pant' hose revives ;tt; i:ntht,inin trYifl \ el Engagement utsid wedding nostalscaJy the se-n a uous forms, at-amIable' lit rtut' the' ,u;un uneil one' da I drama of back seams in In ej t.ts:it TIH,L.,r Ils'rittd suffice, stitmuk .. shock cor'trast that flour' *iuid tr mu en \t ell, it icaIAu ished in the ta'edav of cm' .%'accompanied by a black and U'l rkcd' live twc. tern erna irens like' Pla Negri lAhuite glossy studio ptnat(' lit ueus, NuRmh 'Thank -c;Iorw Ste anson. arid L 11.1 / least live' days before' 1 j . th'sirtd pu bl icat ion date A standout trend in the ir, elve tt'r -. . fall showings of leg fashions Dons Willumus. iii'iiS )eon.-Abb~e Rites Elm 4 _____________ Ring Kingdom A4,1401,19 'A i" ........... as honored at a retirement dinner parts. Aug. 31.. at Jim Spencer's Resta urant fresenting the honoree with white gold watch are the hi,stesses. Elizabeth ATett. it-ft. and Eloise 3 4cksor1 Mrs. Thomas, hn w; 'mpinyed at Stmini'it Mvmnruil Hospital for it ears was head nurse in Oh Sdw was aLso presented Witt; rnnnetar iJI!t toward trip - Double LAnimal ====E were registered nurse. center , I I '"Willoff (;tiet 1IIuM 4 The bridegrOOm's mother At Dinner \lit.Al1. Lev W• Jerry ,r Alenke tP' - BAHAMA JOE'S LOBSTER S. French ye. Sanford SO-fl low i HOUSE 22-3281 �il'- , ) rltr!(I Hr,,l$ Tijesda. SepI_5. 1 72 1OA- -The Sanford Herald DOWNTOWN ORLANDO E:i ge geor - stuart Q k~ U09 mmer.jitual \e and attache cases, B UM 11111111111 Free Parking in our 1111111111! UM S111111111 um 1W Rom SW' iffm 111110, um uy a complete 4tw%o V SAVE MONEY AND -. - lION ARMY OR THE CHARITY OF RESCUE MISSION - ,TOBEGIVENTOTHEM YOUR CHOICE EM FOR FORDISTRIBUTIONORSOLDBYTH 0 Samsonite r -.041000 am S11"t, ! A 11"1* UmVia, - ---- UW4 Vat 000V $Ilia um stual WilliSlot! WWII Vi'd rre Storeside Parkino Silhouette Beautiful new Szjmanite Silhoue t te thf, finest molded Iuggae mace Famnu classic styling , Absolite sides. recessed Ios, deluxe linings, exCuS'(' I'P'"' 4r?flCL, .•ah' am 111111.111 am 161"11 UW4 ilia, am 1140 < I Samsonite Fashionaire I 1 R %\)s V.41 &hVU 555(M 'scic LJ'*d I''iP - - ________ -.4j,"i 11,111, ) l iopI W1 Turn in your old brief case on luggage - your old luggage on an attache case - your over-night case toward a OU pullman case - an want to trade The higher the price of the item you buy, the higher the trade-in Upgrade your luggage. Ilia, - I' -. .- - - - M I"t _ll___-~.. -- __!.~ ~,~~.-.; I. ... ~ ~': i i1 __ i*rr '-' - - . -. IF , .~ W. !____ _v~ j -' I f 1;;;tiIIIIIIIIIIItttttii b .p. .., "it -,I •:" . yttaI ,,, )VU )p•4 t.iaJ .'*,d'D . __ -, ____ - 1 aP - t --':- - , 0 - ,0I II '.' .& I' LADIES BEAUTY CASE AN : ', : dOItá Ø! Z11 ItWT G '4Ol( tha' jaw tMl JimtE C4 A) S .00 £11.50 S14 N" 517,00 $20.00 £30.00 S 8.50 S 850 S 9(10 £10.00 s 9.00 £35.00 £38.00 $45.00 £55.00 $65.00 590.00 $2600 $27.00 $30.00 $32.00 s.00 LADIES' O'NITE 24" LADIES PULLMAN 26" LADIES PULLMAN 29" LADIES' PULLMAN LADIES' FOLDING WARDROBE LADIES' PETITE TOTE LADIES SHOULDER TOTE LADIES' HAN DI TOTE LADIES' CASUAL CARRY-ON LADIES' DRESS-PAR .t ''a' .'.Al' NET PRICE S24.00 S24.O Less Regular Price.Trjsdt in :4 r. '.i. ':: S26.50 S31.00 £38.00 $45.00 $60.00 $1730 £18.50 521.00 £22.00 S2100 •----- 1f• -( '. I' , I- - _~~5 _~~ ~ t_--~~ i / I - .F am 1111.141.11 am am 1191111; -' wow swat WW 11kial Uud L es s 1rd'- In Price WOW V"r . 'I s: (ilk, . £30.00 S26,50 £31.00 538.00 $41.50 £19.50 - - tii '. s siee'. molder design makes i . h- .i,oT1c r,th iL. f44 Ilia' st'Jir $ am IiiI' . ," '"'' 60101111111 V"U coordintitec Iflt(''Q - duraI,t $ 48.00 $ 60.00 S 7000 S 83.00 $100.00 S 33.00 S 34.00 $ 3600 Sutt orid Regular Praci Less Trade In $ 5300 5 48.00 S 6000 S 70.00 $75.00 518.00 516.00 520.03 523.50 525.00 Price Advocate 5" Maa,strate V. I 'i A3r. ..4 ItiI. Okj ttit' . j . ' ." - _ , - - - - . - $37.50 540 00 . 111111 W - - _______.. '-t I WWj 1116"' $66.50 522.00 £22.50 524.00 ' i ia l ; J' (. E4 NET PRICE $35.00 532.00 $40.00 .- I I Regular r,- LADIES' BEAUTY CASE LADIES' O'NITE wow 11111111.111, 24" LADIES' PULLMAN wow 11 I 26" PULLMAN CASE um 111411111110T wow MW 29" PULLMAN CASE SHOULDER TOTE W01V Mal TWEED TOTE (•4 523.00 $26.00 $31.00 $36.00 S46-00 $20.00 $22.00 Price . Less Trade In Viall 11190! Regular S26.00 $31.00 $36.00 $39.00 21" MEN'S COMPANION 24" MEN'S COMPANION MEN'STWO-SUITER ita1 MEN'STHREESUITER wom siwr - AMUtIuaI lii Trade In S1,50 PRICE $25.00 $13 00 52700 5bI" $10.50 $12.00 'mil e These are net cash prlcet . . but use your das1er Charge, BankAmericerd or -.4-1 R egular Price NE I Trade Ir S 850 $13.00 NET PRICE 517.50 $20.50 $24.00 $30.50 S14.00 $15.00 Less PRICE $17.50 $20.50 $24.00 ae stiar American Express it you prefer. 11r1!A w-, - - - j/i - --1 vr -- )'-tt\1I II I La 'r .Q •" - -'- I- . '1_.__- ~ - - = - t,2i *~ - . • --!' -W_.Lib I - - - ~ - ~_ r . . . I, I 1~111,1 , - - - - - I I I - *.fz I , C'i. I 't i, I I I a 4-01, , t - _. !l .., ZV I - :_ :~Li J '(. - 4., - 6 • _qbit i'i M __ - . ' - '1 I ' •- - - - 0 .,-,.4' - _, , f .. - - - .i'4 ' I - '. a~rl I . . le , -, ,. I ,v"i - - Florida Nudists i r, ' ,,e , / • !, , , , , . . .1 ',, -. • - -' ' . - - r- . t .• • 11 , ! •• / 1,i' ¶ ' )- -- - I)i ' t, ''' tuna 1k 1n h " , 'f's 'I I. .%. , . ' a I )eput ' t' c ' S '. but otlit rsi ise tIn. busing went cillootlilS ' / , - - , . I -' , • - - ' / , • pour of 1 rank Green, )7 1)tivtona Beach, struck those vehicles with his 1972 Plymouth patrol car. Damage to the patrol ges .o tar was estimated at SI,Mll. Char ges pending further investigation by I I'snIel S H Daniels and 11. S. Eaton of the Florida I ghiway Patrol. i'ol - ' Hii álI ttr A utir. i • ph tInt ti hi on II do t'uiu'-, s141 'sUnrsist ouhin I ito ,mltt r you ii a ks drinks in you. and I gsnl. t-hean operation hit it, (1 i 'u '.c .tnt hank> pink S u'II ii , better at the tx'ai If or t t U ill t hurt h The .i;w-r.ators ,i ths- N.t'-rt sint a riinlust nit r .st& N lii i utah swapping rrnw.i, saiti 5n( trt'i. but QU ssnnt I Fuittl ain ( i f th1it her.- -- _______ ______- - - -- - ', - -- pike have chosen not (1) a(iiit4t(" ith ins n dionat nudtct group U rtitr' i sa y s so' h groups irils 5 i)[)If nit, tmmbt rihip tithomit an thri*tgh (hi rtu u,'.-i''tIgatton. 'ntutltng them entry into a ny inernix-r cainp." W.'utt'tflL s)t oth. thmnu gh flU'' ist itt .nt> pie I flt prt*I' (tofls 5.1 th& tare about LS (1' iiaiLtar,' he i.tt,I But ts' don't want 1(X) nit in t'r.i" soul Mrs. Anutret. 'Thi'r m (ii.' r' it gels too ( ros.tr,l mull .ifl,' O5*lt ,:n,rfr,' l.' .---- --- ----- --------- - -------- ------------------ - - - tin idunt officials r portrtl a (orutter turned Into a t'k'tuut-ntary school 7th grade center It'd by eight elementary schools. O-eanway pert ( 'huast a Itt I'III ito I -- i raw. . ut peace & .intl tr inquihits outig on irrit 'Is ri Or. d (1)1k', tItit n k't uthi r s rttnul anpltc.ints (lot' jMipui.lr South Florida area For A ( rn',stl ul uluhts gathered outsitlt (lit Ott ,irmssi> 7th grade ct-inter about 30 immult's north 1)1 rt ported ii,,',s it hut d the group (IisIwrs&'tl lutist of whe n a squad t.ir was sent t (hit' 5(11001. continued to '' PIC S ' ' f,,- 1 -- iiu,hist it sort tin iI% ntrs s.i , lInhi' \iolrui, t-I, •intsl his wile, lhwitliy. 5.1. say Shail~ Rest igtitncnits. saul I..antar sash. - Clean \ , 4 ,4fl) ffl,ffl ti'L.'pti''flril ' s- nit I and epr.-ssei2 in ii.t& rest in joining Shad) Uest tth,i. Ii.! ,sni, j tin ntit* N lit ,,sktsi nit. ii st ti iii siiiitt flu Antirt i Ittu.kinig ', otintt ft hlos soul, 'hi-u -oust' that'- wtblt he likes Well. %e difin't want tluit iti-:t.it.v It)'\('II L-'i,i \' If you are a IFt'-swapper, •i It'.iii'ea ui ii or i tlrinikinu' nit iii ( ,ii are t. titriti. Ii, st i) Out t;f I' thin itt .it Ii t hunt) s .ini> I r thitlit' I gitlfl & t t I tutu 111% 'tt II Inc the first da y. . onsink ruu' tIn onlustoni tier iii bus rouk s ,intt s hisil 5 _________ - Hafltcy-Pofl y Here / loin,' to -,t'hot'i, hut iifilt'u,is itil tinl a ie', hail Li, make a rip this i'flt0 A. - NO lortile, I '. - ':. - -s could bring S(iSfX'flSU)Il sottl early In,ttt'ti.'ns in .qwntnt tIny wire that att,'rtilarn'e. was thout as .'twrt.'d .\ni'stumt.ittd 15,001) of the 319, (01 pupils rode buses Soine had i' 'j - 11 '_ ".. - '. - ' , .' t'i _. . .,-!'=.,i)II '' -. ' •.,.,L_:. girl is tossed inti; kike Jol-tinie I)v , ,rfitip of junior and lIoW('V(r, a teacher htlt('(l it all w)n'ri ht' i 'r;it'd Us? -utL 'hl'i lihItOls ' , 11,11ilig hv flit- upperclass -oil li) pr(itest tilt- increase Of 21.111111 111111il., oil I)kl.S -.,-Itt',Iiiit',' ()rmL' siti.ilI crowds ra llies , and t (untied Iheir ra Is - KEEP - FRANK __--- _______ "( _________________ - - : . - 4 L. Wilson Qualifies AS AN am 116.11111" WW ITiI1 zi !'il EXPERIENCED-PROVEN As Independent ilt Ia,I :1*11 I — it 7: am 1W ' j' Regular Less NET Price S29.50 $32.50 535 00 Trade in PRICE S 9.00 $10.00 511.00 nat 4Z4 - 52030 $22.50 S24.00 'r,t ..i7J '.'iE ~ f,- ( L, r5, Samsonite V.1i SIGNAT 1Z.4 Attaché 1.'*1 : • -- -- ' .4 '" . , ;iP" - - •1 '$ •., - ; 4FV ~ i i q 1 0 , R W -t, w rz~_ ,~7 1_"~ I , I ,, '= "i" 'Envoy 5" Suburban Less Trace-In $21.00 $23.00 of On,inut:i' (IltiItit"._ three-stay or four-was itualulit'iI MIlittlay as an in- .-intt-st n'eutialiis (ii lx' set-It Mrs. Barbara Mi'r.-Iw.sd, it.-;n-nth-nt u-,tnutliul,ite liii State i-atop (railer 7 Titusville in (hutl Nov. St'iiata' seat sjxlt uils'ratr, aist. is st'chinug it general t-It-t-tiuni on (hit' hiallut an; uuttkpuiitlent Mrs. as Of hunt tOut irma , .Ili,,ill 5h- -uhuittttt'i 5,355 ititn ,sritlulai st 'I'a!laIu;iss'.-e ho-ri Mi s I )iurothty sigumnturu's, hut rii-ittter itruvaril of the EIt'etiiinm Supervisor Jaiitt's I hissoin. tlnrt-it'ii , I,%,.,,( .,, it, , III, iiii ti nor the Su - ri-t-ir'. if '-I-i t inn St-.-rt'tais ,i f State ' s hut', Sbus nfI-u has >t't rt- r tilts-I .111111111111 114i that - uiIslt,' thiui .'niiiighn iii thnise to iioske Mrs u-nought ;st'titi''ti signinturl's \I.is'ht-_itl a -aui,iudatt\lis Viisori suhnuiltte.I 10,2911 uIittiutIed Im;i'I ltt-.-ni f ertiflvd Iit(utiuti sigtn.itur''s ss ithi 9,3111 Mrs WtIs,iti Liter ,Ili itutle (u fnim hiruvaril ('ouutt, and of at the St-i rt'tnr> OIII)s-nrt'.l tliansitlt,-r l,IIH) from Stiuituu'Ie tit pas .1111..Stati's ( )s,t'i,I,i ,iiitl Orange ,5 total of (lit' i 'maul" trig l,-- .iuuil iiiiiiit-(.' l,iiil i.'g.sh t-c'nilie.l slgnt.ibtirt''a tinaki' her (ii i,tlut'r jiroteetlings III (hires' ia-n i-i-itt ut the t •itiiIIslO(') off icial. rs'gustt're.l vott-rs Ili thus ulistrit-( Mrs Wulsu.ui still fate t%% () ir'' iis'ri'sstirs l.ir all itt uus;ijtun' pat is ,-,iiiuliulatt's and a to , gut till thut niuh''iit t-.sriuii.I4ute sihik- ,s,Iliti.uiu.I llittt'I)i'Ii.I.uIt ballot thusi-k-itunis u'.'ru-ral at tilt- ti-un-tal t-It-i'tii,ni ttmnler (lit' election lasts, (In.Il ligh I-;s-4.ius. I011,1111" u-.iuln(S stiI)t'ltisltr Ituisi sti'1111111> st(st't' ,uiuI III uusiuunut-r ,siusi ri-taut to shunt'' 11w S-t'retars it nt'. ri.-r, is tilt- h(t'puhihtu'aii part) I)oo Sept 1.' Stati-'s olin-iiisuiuulnuei' anu(t Tiutun I )i.laii. ('html inult'pt-nih,'nt '.s (hi .iuns li.-thit-r Is lnsntk.'r, Its-at-hi t-kuiig III git in (lit'.siuuhttlate' ssI ''-iuuiut'n'ati,' iutiiuilrlt-e. SVlu'thit'r- (lit' rat'.' for (tnt' nit's'. ballot has t'n)nughu %Lihusl iM. titttint re)r('5t'titIlt,. stgttattirt's it, uitet't flu' it-gal Suti,iti- ,seat liii's •ii.l, St-iitiitolt', t)t- cuits i t'uiuuit-iIit-ults - , . r :,, - ;' s ;',m , '" ' , ''i-, •,,r-/ - ,.,If ;, - . : •- ,fI _i' r , /li t, 1 ' .4.- • ; WILLIE B WILLIAMS of Sanford was charged with careless driving and no valid driver's license by Trooper Charlie Brown of the Florida Highway Patrol, following this one-car accident on U . S. 17-92, two miles south of 1)eBary. Williams and five passengers were injured in th e accident. 1 I(UJ)('It ('hastain Photo ) 4. _, __ è4 '.ai 4c,i I'4 I''it1 az,i t' WW,4 ce' zi '3r Tqr_~ r.',r) .a' 4 . __, ~ -io-N-14 - , 4 {áZd StiAr !4'-'' WAII ''ir S 7.00 $16.00 4gI it3V,i &S' p It, II.I, . .• CL . K, -, - Sanford DeLand 668-4436 .Z./ai 4 - OrIano - Winter Park 241-34'3I I ~ Sv- 'I ,aI 1 I .,r4 ai $ - JAMES EJ)WAHJ) Bell, 20, of Orlando Was charged with driving while intoxicated by Trooper P. C. Wright of the Florida highway Patrol after he lost control of his car on Inters tate 4, just west of the Sit 436 exit. The car plunged off the interstate and down an embankment, but neither Bill nor his passenger were injured. ( ( ai'y Tav br I 'liutti I -NO I 11.2 1 71/2 Yrs. Experience In Following Positions * Pru'ecutinq Ally in St Pete. F lot Rio 4Asst. City Atty. in St. Pete, Florida * Titusville City Alty. *Ally. North Brevard Library Board * Atty. Planning and Zoning Board Ally. Board of Adjustments & Appeals * General Civil Trial & Practice Before all levels of State & Federal Courts * Criminal Trial Defense before State & Federal Courts * Chief Asst Public Defender for the 18th Circuit (Brevard & Seminole Counties) for the past three years and presently * Member Brevard County Bar Assoc * Member Florida Coon tv Bar ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE * Presently Mayor of 1itusvullc and fOr titer t.st', CuunuI,tnot ,', Ui X - lr,.l- ._ CIEDIT IS 'GOOD!' . . - ,-. "W1 0,110,!, * Legal Advisor to City Boards & Commissions ot it it's * Voting Member Brevard Leagt- EN I Um sti.iart DEFENDER and fund drive for new Titusville Librar' 1. "; :: X ,.dZ S14.0 . , K, cac tiat ;9W.4 Ilar NET PRICE PUBLIC years experience working budget for City of Titusville Legal Advisor to North Brevard Library Boa iti mirti 1, t.'tut.'t i r, g $ 6.50 133 EAST ROBINSON DOWNTOWN ORLANDO •i WOK; 11"1111 111101W 1twof 1 ,itiil part still he Ii am 116111111 ______ 2'' Commuter S Diplorrat J iZ4 Mail = ..2' Statesman tt I 1 , 1Itiul -,lui his's •sii 4 I iiun-uii;iui Lint Wilsaiii .ifmut-tailv '.'ar ,r 4'' I'r $26.00 george I '" 550.00 file expendable folder - -- , * -' '='i $46.50 hand some scuff and stain resistant exteriors Exclusive snap-up Lightweight locks magnesium frame, s t r u ct u red for strength. Built in file system for organz in; papers, folders, etc. $15. 00 5 6.00 $ 8.50 $10.50 $12.00 $15.50 5 6.00 S 7.00 4 WOVA . - \S Daniels Ifi of I )a\ ton t as KEVIN DOUGLAS d - th is three-ca r accident on U.S . 92 three killed miles west of Daytona Friday night. Daniels and James Bement 18 of 1)eLind v etc pushing a 1965 Ford van when they were struck from behind by a 1964 Chevrolet pictured I d1- iven by Charles William Severson. 2(1. of a... SLJ Impressively _______k................_ . 4 2W %iJ UW 1100, Ilia , __ . s i Re-opens I'-- .E'J'd A'W) ii e r I ' - ' - am stual WOPLO wow a? 'i" : '" '' srir W WV WMV . ', ½ I' .4V4 $'i1 cY4 ir - ________ - UOIL,oi 11;-a i ¶ I - .! - - %"'' - a' '_$rJ kk ' ' - - v A%' / .- I ".4 1161111 UWA 111,411.111 . / 'WW' - . b, • ,i':4 migne weight urr frame, exclu sve hidden locks, k 11Wá ..j4 ,,,=-i LJ As School I Z~_ __ 'I . ,tstan1 sides. 119!'.' Higher, roomier - with built - in file system that keeps papers in order. Standard file folders fit side by SiOC. 3 wheel combination lock, corn tortable handle. Regular NET Less 3 ~lt Wolof! - .L_4;.X-,* -,=_- _ 411 fl'fle'.. ,, ,,. ". A. _ !_~ I4, iOI1A £29.00 S3200 $40.00 $46.50 £53.50 £16.00 S10 DO S7000 523.50 $26.50 $33.50 511.00 511,50 512.00 tri rtIrActab)t' hand Ie, wet Iat, * Price S 45.00 " ''"3 " 522.00 Attache Sat urn NET PRICE Less Trade-In '\ - '. ~ i..~, - _~X,~ A. WMA 11"11. 4 y,, ;AxrA %16011 i3P4 ir, Classic 100 519.50 IfltLJck Iti1 1krr - - t\ - - awli 1116a, Samsonite Classic II Attaches Samsonite Ail t. I , If" . 111110KII 114a, r cJ __ '. - -' ' - -- these %cssels t- twilld then pall ,; : 4 I'il ,1Zd - -- -L_-- / ': - III sight iii Iraf 111 , 1 ______--------------- WA\\ - _____ 44 I!iit' - - ,'?' •l:vcI r ( .1. ia_i i V ,.--, ,4 - i \t .11 am Via* PRICE Samsonite Saturn piri c' W. - EA MEN'S CARRY 0N1SUITER 21 MEN'S COMPANION 24 MEN S COMPANION ME N'S TWO SUITER MEN S THREE SUITER . Jax __ , SI' itt is'i tt.1v411 v,',00'ls tO titi \1 ilit, i i no itt V, itli ('III lit Itilli ". , "in It I ., ,èI NEI $13.00 $11.50 £14.00 $17.00 $18.50 $ 8.50 ¶ 50 ¶ 10 00 $43.00 £38.00 $45.00 $55.00 60.00 $28.00 S26 00 MEN'S CARRY-ON LSUITER slud- 21" MEN'S COMPANION Ii&r 74" MEN'S COMPANION MEN'S TWO SUI T E d' MEN'S THREESLJITEP 11.141111 MEN'S HANDI V'AK MEN'S SUIT PPK CA.UAL CARRY ON SUITE P U01011111 1140 UM04 %1"81, 4_ . ' ALL ITEMS F 0 B ORLANDO STORE OR WAREHOUSE. WOW It"111! i'm - : compare it with any luggage made in America _________ 'iii - -. ' - in iIor, ii Ili Al. santlri a \11 t5,i \I.itlllli iiiiiI I'iiit Said Iill I(tisci,iii ut in hi;is or' ti it; itt'' I ',itliini lii tiij' ' QUANTITIES LIMITED CERTAIN 57YLES & COLORS. -- ' ,q), iii (lit ill ild Lt .3 ' I /- LADIES' BEAUTY CASE LADIES' WEEKENDER 24" LADIES' PULLMAN 26" LADIES' PULLMAN 79" WORLD TRAVELLER FOLDING WARDROBE LADIES' PETITE TOTE LADIES' SHOULDER TOTE LADIES' HANDI TOTE - ,-- n '. -- - Tuesday and Friday :15a.m. to9 P.m. Wed, Thurs,, and Sat, B - 15 a. m 106prn - M, -r -:i - I Ii:o%rlI ---' - ': iL.. ri --- - " .i IL Tired of your old luggage' Wrong color? Out of style' Trade in your old piece of luggage or your old brief case toward a brand ne your old case wiI be donated immediately to a charitable organIatiOr1 of your choice :r-.;. I UNU I'M Y OU $ ;\ Regular "" 4 .,;~ ,-,,\. _ . .•u e, nnfliti I 1mituiiittt ':' '' _ (I 11F - UNCIF 11"1* aci ~ 0,1111 I -. Tilt 0 rtie fi-wal Itoolint of Ni\on's ttt t,i.nhikn(; 'itt tot re his tOpOSal r P". - lo6b'diteinint -- - - ____ 'Ii'' tr.if lii 1i'm,muslitI', ItS. jntt'l1jteni't' sour, i soul ",o', jet rojinir anil tlmt' (0 i'han:'s en rotitc hail lmav\ voliti-il 41%ill-14"It's I& ..-' UiMI èt( wow" '.; .v - --- I -, Get high trade ins toward the purchase of all our luggage and brief cases during this LUGGAGE TRADE IN SPE CIAL! 4(4 siva 4c gAOI 11"10 um - -. STORE HOURS THIS WEEK: 7 - .2' - *(d YiJ' F inesi sot tside luggage. sides, a lightweight at any price Roomy, beautiful interiors, pliable magnesium frame and exclusive hidden locks. t " IWO 93M - =dL _._,..l1sir1 .'z :'.aI' .W, V.41, ' 11. _____ ii th 1 itkutt 'H i l,ts it n I I '. iitr \i5,ljt s4ukl Lx itulil i'' (or Iis round ils'ut (liht 1)-it k p mrt tntI 1it tm-ariI mittee on F.rivironniental Qualit\ WOW . d "4 hMI ,I ljr4 ___ ca,, ____________ -- U'4 . - - ' it OilS fli'i ,Ifl!l,itsS,iit(' siI1 hi a c,ii.I a old. tim For tin in Itm jiI it 11114 l't itt t IIII II 'A ,shtntztiin is numkintzone tisi i'. . to San It ml, Isi 0 fl. r \t It n \I\nn fIt s to California thi il t \ion d tile I to stop in the ha • it en rositi toll. National Conve III back to Washington to inevi aixiaril ;I tem Wat last 111,111th's Repillilloi-an - isor\ Coni. tilt- GOP pic~cd till tile tall IN-CMIM' I .ild, W*WU ,' r, L'tt iLl"i t ire 'miniost a old is the ( ountr I in (hi' IIIt k lim;' In JIIIIIIIIIIII Iii twlii upters, I i'tttiitO'tt iitiit lois calil. the Si,ti I n i 111.1 oil the our or Il's At, I tIito11lenre shlic iiiaIR In lii" \Ii'dlterrnnenti Vic, Isitit Ii ltiiik tittirti like trauI''i ", lit" ctitiliiit*'tI %%'itlI siltilit', that (In ",o',t&'t II is'. I'! lilt It' "- riI t Si'a tilts '.I% ttmt' Ittissi ins still are ('01011111,11 Iflitti l'r. ss 111,111%mt stirvelliani e and Ferry Boat Ri,@de CJ*4 S7MáI (1 ckm:d 11"11 1 ,Z. - liii j, adjustini ftkz *~i"'.Ll 1. po Se Habla Espanol am 11"11, u et Prestedent THE AID OF THE NEEDY. Om STW* Um u' Bull dup Seen i k' i'ii tilt I I I % plian I 'ri s pIt mit hact , t rs tt trW fr om I thering ships Intit the \Iedi or Satint ot.Ii'rr'tI Snierrarran to make up for the hail Iwen iI%eiI h (1w fluttlnn, lrIt'it( and tt'i'Iuik'Inns t aiI'Ict'r lOt Forc'1 s mthdrnwal of IIIISSI.In to k,'m'p at'h on IttiWt'IllVOIM ni i-imuntr his Out of reconnaissance planes (minim (Itt' U S. MIt Fleet lit the 1viIl. \I' ist of all i siliii I(Oil 11 5,1M) lii t& rr lOt .10 hit so pinnes re porti- p1 1R.tl Ituccinu tnilltnr ,n,',t TU1 re nnakance Isimb- ottl i-etnmntol to Hticst;i ci' -ernI . thi'n Iii i':t;'t are rt'p.irh'iI - have left ltti( liii' Soviet nay', .1111 is using three I't plian - 'ui ov ga )en VASH1N(TON Al' Lagan cl11Ienls prtiiiet the So. "I et Union will send helicopter L'arrwrs Rod more intclIiienci• m Met \ SEE MAKE A CONTRIBUTION TO THE SALVA u THE SA\flNGS! S ew Bt I RI I) S IIOI I AP Ml1tiar Writer um swi OR THE ORLANDO UNION CM cm N u.jpu $w, sc,t of three STORESIDE LOTS TWO 4 C'U S?biI overnight bag,lug- Trade ri your old brief CS I', -_'/ ;I . = lia* -' ,". 1\fter Egypt Withdrawal arsism ~ - Z42C IIUAML~~_ 'I.,' II ' •'s VOTE FOR Frank >c ', . -- Phone S31525:- . . -- -".4_i-" -' DEMO Our Owp Flnun.lni,- 1'D p,$ryc./)l , '-"ORLANDO SS3! DAYU A-7674116/ e. /5 AMErncAJ'1!!!ELc( KELLEY Public Def ender SEPT. 12 18 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT- BREVARD----- SEMINOLE COUNTIES i'.a,i / mis ..i ,5I. Alit I 1.1111 Ii, .1.4' �Iflcff7. Iho S,rifr,rrS Hor al d Tuesday, Sept. 5, 1972 The Sanford Herald .:,~-,-! ~,.A •; 97? -lB 'p McGovern Gets Rousiong Welcome In Northwest !.~:. . . 1 .oi .t i'h .inte'. out;)rflW1eflt ; cm said the l"")'"""" itie (,ik.iii.i 1k TttlCt7t'tt Me.ifl '5 stat omrnee said in tiuer. former Texas ;v. tti litcr. in an inter ie that he is an apologist" remarks prepared Inc a visit to .Min t. Connally. television reporters. u.nt local Barberton ior the Communist bloc as "to.\t ever% !top distribuuon arehouse a Food (;etrge McGovern, proclaiming McGovern linked ConnaIl OflMI1SC and s.'lhI "I don't set up to Feed unemployed arid tluppcwa Lake. Ohio. and his spirit revived and Wl.•Cl() Pre5!'kflt George tthink tot Auierican .1cC,ivun .ple . from Pleasanton. Calif. rn .in persons here. high after boisterous welcome i sitting out the Day Means, Labor lit' it lit into Nixon's ling to the Pacific Nnrthest called SuP- statement that the Nov. 7 elet:. tkction tult' att.icking both Mort' than 5,()0cheerini today For Federal help to create and Nixon porters greeted McGovern out- non pits advocates of a "we)- President Legal Notice jobS at the s,000 new advocates a \lu(vCrfl. providing cleaner and side his dontotn Seattle hotel fare ethic" with h "I don't think that either Mr Mnoda night after his arrival •ork ethic" such as himself. NOTICE OF APPLICATION quieter engines for commercial of Mr Connally or oth. work Means 'Mr. Nixon is for the front enthusiastic rec- ptions at FOR TAX DEED thic on Labor Day but he's for er%%h'U%Uall vote Denim-rat. S.c I'? 41$ Florida orn,thovotedagatnSt labor Day railicsand picnics in hai' taken a Statulet of 14CC) uneniplonient the rest o! the c. ut this sear Otiiu anti California. the Nixon administration's pro. think thc 're going den't 'S '4rccn L.lv(N NOT the Democratic nominee stalk. I sear." "M spirit is revived, rn Sr,00lcraft the hotde O 1XII For a federally subsidized a predmmnantl youthful to decide the election." iha' Q x t1ld told " folIoflQ cf'rl't'cate has lied supersonic transport to be built bopes are high," McGovern laborsponat a 2,000 reud .1 the predominantly youthful ad c.rt$Ca?. for IC' deed to bi largely by Boeing. sail the new %% ueci thereon The cerif cafe ough th th at declaring , program could be financed cruttls r r,iter A nd 'ea' of %?tJCflCC. The share" of $9 Polls shoi him far behind, "I'm frt'in only"a Mnall erptOfl of the proert ,in1 the cuii. P. L.I:uLx)Iw tV Political w riter Sen SEATTLE AP Boil ni." u piesidential - - * 'I - ' 7 V 14 Si(N Stank A. fjr. 1 hnham, 1.imes A. Denham. of Route Oviedo. was cornin his present upon graduation trait) :r.i 'Ijç Navy Officer Candidate S. hxd. Neu port. 11.1. ad for the uphill fight billion in recentl granted r e against Richard corporate fl :ilc.o Nixon and I tax relief, cleaner engine would think tte're going to in that THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE P T C yE NOIT to L D.'t,W() vENDITTO. NOTICE OF SUIT Wllam Edw ard C 0 JOSeph Verdtto 3% Manor Road PIlflttvtIIC, Connecticut 'r Uu A P( HEREBY NOTIFIED an action for divorce has been fF1j,d C9a.rflt you. and YOU are rf'Col'ed tO l41'Ve a COPY Of yCsJt ,rntfl defenses. 1 •ny, to is JOHN A BALDWIN, Attorney for uett 20. 5 East High Cau,e4befry. For4da, 31101. ,).$ 14 fir tp, y.gnl *th the Clerk of above styird Court at the ckinoie County CourthouSe, '4tiford, Florida. on or bfOre ,,r temb 79Th. 1977, otherwise a ujment may be 001t1`00 .o.a.nsl rOIJ for the retief demandtd in the Co'nslant 1,415 NOTICE shall t. pvblithed C;j(p each week for four II COI'I sf utve weeks in the Sanford P serald. Sanford, Florida .NITNE.SS my hand and seal f sbsdCourtonthi%2SthdaYCA August, lpaii ARTHUR 54 BECKWITH. Jr • i,e,es of the Circut Court 3, Maine (isen Deputy Clerk Jt*in A Baldwin .,.J it 70, %,C (st H.gh*ay 434 CiOtteiberry. Florida 3770? lblith Aug 79, Sept S. 12. It. 1972 TIC, 162 ORDINANCE P'O' 347 :,', ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF .. 55 (LB ER P V. r LOP IDA. I 'PRESSING THE INTENTION )l THE CITY TO EXTEND ITS improve the en- FICTITIOUS NAME r.tP4? I am in jlr*%% at Pt. 2. o. NOTICE ISP., ' en SAQ serritmoi FlciJ1 t7 na me o RP.np trr.r'o'. and that I i ntend to regilPr tad name *.th Circuit Court, the Clem Of 'm,i01 Cot Florida In cc cordance with the provi F.ct.tsout Name Satites. To wit Section S09Flor i da Statutes Sig M Publish Aug 72.791 Sept 5.17. 1972 DEG FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS hereby given th.t we are engaged ,n business at Highland Drive. Fern Park. Seminole County. Florda under t' tiClstGJS name of Pl0 FRAMiNG CONTRACTORS. CO . And that to regiSter said name *ith thC Clerk CFO the Circuit Court. S,mnoie Count e. Florida in accordance *Ith prOvit.cV%S CA the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wt Secton 16509 F I.dC Statutes 19S7 S P E .jac6,son Debris JackiOfl Publish Aug i$.fl. 79. $i' S. 1973 DEC. 64 RESOLUTION ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER VIHLEt4. SECONDED BY COM MISSIONER s(lMapOuGpl. THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OI COUNTY COM MISSIONIRS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA, ON THE 1ST P • V O 4% U&UiT. A 0 1973 tfHE PEAS, the recen' reap 11w, 'y'r,,ent r,f c'ecl r d'tr,cl5 by lPe Legislature of the State of Florida P.15 n(teSIi'ated an alteration of tOt pfetnCts and precinct iufld)ret within Seminole (oijnlp, •rid WHEREAS, said ,eaPPOrliOnmeflt aria alte,at'ofl Of precincts r'e;e'sslat?'d changes in We lOC)tiDfl of polling places w.'n.n such ?5e'* prec'ncts; and - Senate g P $$ oil I Legal Notice irk a fter S n..tt prcp.rcd ttLt cash award vote on granting a to familie's of policemen and FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS herebyQ'tfl that W. in busress at I)' S Lake iefluP Ave. O.edO. 5emr)e the County. Florida rme c THOMPSON BROTHER and we intend to regIter ad narr' - ...,f the Clerk CA the Crcuf court Seminole COP'tV. Florida .n ac cordftnce w,th the pro.itlOfl% of the F ctt,ous Name Statutes. To Secton ses C19SIaL'rt itS 5, 0 Brett Tlsot'nPi.O" Bruce I. TrIOmnIon Publish Aug 15. 22, 79, Sept S. 1477 DEG 67 _ S I - - _I Ii - La _ L9UI u'jiie _ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Sec IC? 44$ Florida Statutes Of 19691 NOTICE GIVEN That P A S(poo.,att the holder f thC follow'ng cert.f.ca'e has fled cad certificate few ta deed to be sc.ed ter,on The c.rt,Icate r.jmhf'r and vealOf issuance,Ph?' o'tcrp'.Ot of the DrOPtrly, and the name n.sh'Ch ,t was sssqsed are as i)iIot CerIf cate NO 914 Year Issuance 1969 Description Of Property: N E I y ' of Lot $a A Replat of A Part of Sportsman S Paradise Plat Book I Page 32 Name nwhctt assessed Val Rich Properties, Inc All of said propeetv being in the County CI Seminole. State of Florida Unless Such cec ttica,e Shall ber?'deCmdacCO'dU toIa*thepropertydescrlbedinsuct' certilate isilibe 5010 tO ?hC highest cash bidder at the front door of the Seminole County Court House at Sanford. Florida, at ii 00 A M on the first Monday in the month Of October, 1972. *Pich is the 2nd day of Ocf.er, 1977 Dated P.S 75h day of August, 1972 iOff,ciat Clerk's Sealt ARTHUR H BECK'1ITH JR Clerk of Circuit Court, Seminole Ctianfy. Florida By: Virginia C. Huff Dcptity Clerk Publh Aug 79. Sept S. 17, 19, 19?2 DEG 156 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED 15cc 147 445 Florida Statutes of 1064) GIVEN, NOTICE IS That P W Schooic raft the holder of the folIo*.ng certificate Pat filed said certificate for las deed to be I%'rd thereon The (ertticate number and year of iSSuCflCC. 'me desripf.on of tPe properly, and tht name ri ehch 'was assessed areas fofIow% Certificate No 747 year CA Issuance 1969 Decciption Of Property: 10$ 9A Orient. Gardens iirSt AdditiOn plat Book. 10 Page 71 Narie in which assessed Orienta Fernerie's. Inc All of said property being in trot County of Seminole, Stole of Flr ida Unless Such cee tf.catetheIl be redeemed accorong Iola* the proDerl y deScribed in Such certificate will be Sold to the hsgtwlt Colin Dictator at the front door of the Seminole County Court House at Sanford, Florida. at 11 cito A M. on the firSt Monday in thp month of OcloW. IV2. which iSthe2nd day of 1972. Dated th% 75th day 04 August. 1972. (Official Clerk's Seal) ARTHUR H BECKWITH, JR. ilivo 2518 S. French Ave. Part of getting organized Is I1Li('JIItllllA'I IEII(U action ttay on a compromise bdl authioriatng $48 billion foa r twosear extension of the antiixwvr1% program. Congressional leaders are shooting For adjournment by the end of the month, but it is likely the session 'till spill over into (ktobcr because of a nutiif'r of t ontroversial issues still tii be resolved. An alincist-unbroken rise in police killings in the last decade leil the administration to request the legislation. c, ~j' or 831-9993 Today! 30/ E, First iOffcal "leeks Seal) ARTHUR H BECKWITH. JR. .' - tilliti' . [)if otu think lilt- Ptl1Ph51'1i 15- 1.) 5(111011 plali is .111 il('' eptihIi' lllI'Ihlli(l lIt tli'iil lug tt ith lIlt' l'%p('('I('II gni'.stli III %('hfHII ' 1ij)t1l111nt1 in SVII1IUIIIe 4 lIllIut t% hat are % our prinrit los for s 1111111i ug st 1111(11 operational In11(15'.' I. trt' lIU salisfit'ti tsith the Me ml n ole curriculum in ('1111111 '.' % hat h'hlIlg('s. if all)', 55 iiI( iiul prII;nlxl''' Ihink IIiic liii ,oil ,. 0 (1 C 4 AUTO j Drive Out & Save PARTS And Accessories WHOLESALE- RETAIL proltlt'rns (- -III IIt'iIIt 551(11 lTitst 'Ift'i'tI'i I'IS - - Duda Auto Parts and Oviedo Tractor Co. #1 Ph.36S.3248 Route 246 Oviedo] DeBAR Y MANOR NURSING, CONVALESCENT REHBILITATION AND RETIREMENT LIVING Phone 668.4426 Hwy. 17.92, Deflary, Florida I Wi' Poiii'.'i' in GOOD Patient Care FOR SAL E ' ALUM INUM Medicare Approved I ____j -_ TQR -,/ j ,_ Q 1.11, SHEETS f I ;lrlt(iri For TIQUES Put a TORO Every Purpose DuBOIS Sanford - 00" sSpeed Ranges 6 Fry,ard-1 Revars. Automatic Shift 030" Cut-Single Blade Action Automotive Tpe Steer r a;' . IA?. 17.10 H0me36S.SI.I4,,,,,, 1M WE STOCK IMPORT AND SPEED PARTS -Alm"I 'Engine Rebuilding 'Complete Valve Work *Engine Reboring Hoad & Block Resurfacing fe ,n9 18 LB. IAAMIrncARD POURED IN APPROXIMATELY k FINANCING PICKUP 322261; & DELIVERY Lewis Sales & Service rrath N 303 N. FRENCH AVENUE - } OPEN 831-9993 , 1111111111111111111 PHONE 322-7928 517 Country Club Rd. SUNDAY 94 M. 2p.m. DAIL', 86.m. . 6p.m. 20 POUND PIGS - . ..w.t AS V -' I umulLlt ion of this varierl will he most Superintendent It IS rn's' feeling that bet r. .In% tLl(II(',ll changes are lii,li Li' In our school caleniler. public must he informed of the liptIrinS and alternatives and Involved in the decl3iali for change There are some gae'i41 qualities of the plan, but ther.' are, in my opinion man' prrttalemnc and unknowns that I iIC Sanford ,'I. Super Market " And Western Wear 4 - - ._ __ __ - ---- -- 00p) CHOICE 10 lflVOlCi" r'10 Cut md Freezer Wrapped allocasp'GPOCEPVITBMS DiSC ON ç r c".p r,yn,qp5 Oviedo Sk n'3T,t 126 :.' it , 'f,j Ph, 16S.349 itO, r i,IonrIs 1.Iva "rnr t rndheds ire the one .fl'? hivit 'i dye no mnor. I .sc -- or I at 4. L.arg. Selections Wigs £ Hair Coen' 5 Mon Thri ;.t -, i ) m PI.c.1 T'hur WIG and I Ft EiA d'l% L problems, we won't have ,m major problems. Parents •irt o t i" ~ ) 'arfflrq .71 ''.4) ADAMS AUTO PARTS tolerated. Learning cannot U TY IIALON .1 .5 - rsi 't stUdeflt5, and the school must work together to provide .1 climate conducive (or learning. Ant thing less should not be - " _" PH ,, 4,R,,,(em,ivt C.yi'ti i. - , • SfSTEMS A I R CQfIOlTiONlPlG P.51411 OQil'.I 4 ISPAPIC PARTS EXHAUST I W1 4 4,0 14 1. c.su S(P (TORS A4J ,.ifl,._5 .'' :' iii,? • PLA YCA RE AT Kindergarten.. Pre-Kindergarten Nursery Summer Program Transportation Mon. Fri 730A M. 6 JOPM. REGISTRATION OPEN 3o Piney Ridge Rd. Ph. 1fl4.1134 SWEDISH CLOG pieces figurines Vosana Health-Slippers with the con;truction fitted exactly to the shape of the . the feet a wondUrful .t support and relaxat 001 is giv ing Ck7r'L - lic ,.'tflr bovoOur P.'rLi Al F '. 'I' , _________..-- - ewelrv and i'ijr'. ii'.i.'T 45Q4 'C I ~ (;Ireer oriented Provili' greater niuiinten;ince serwiui's flarl masked lIlCfl also 1041K 33 of ;i.r -, Dubuque Iowa Beef program offerings at MIlitili' and Semior High levels that .ir' tiko ptat C in situations where 'he U tacking, Stud.nt_s i4%)flt to know what the bourn'lanes are: The majority will live b these' policies Discipline must ;ilwavs hi' f;ir and Irapartial. '' i"? " _1 ) cannot 'tllppert it. :; StJlUing to reiiiic*' pntt i',Ii Ii,'r r,ttoi f'rie ill, i, Not ('ompletely-tt" I reading program most Improved at all levels in our schoOLS-&lnfnrd ,1ithIle Schl has set the .txa nple for Seminole County. Wa need exparI this effort to all sehtl'; The reading program guiic,' being distributed thu summer IS the program that has been developed and is in operation .h S,Inf,)r(t %l lff(llt' School 5. If we can Lake care of 1itt.' Fern ParW Ph 411 LiflI 71 COUNTRY QUICK ' 1. Education-U.S. degree, C of Fla., Masters, School HO liiri Ad ministra tion. College. Attended Florida publto '.( hools Experience('uiipleted thirteen years in the School Seminole system. Served as Coach, 'li'at'her. Dean, Assistant MONTREAL ' All The three lilCIl %% ho s tole $2 million wor th , if art treasures from the Mllntreull Museum of Fire Arts got in through a section of the light that hail been under ". Ii jur, .1 i'' 1 7 ';.' Valued At $2 Million fo&"iing Brown and blue uede and white perlorated 1' irtii 9099 I. U V. witJ robbers itt.rittI if 1 4r I' ti'.' out the first part of their be. ' lht't (It'd, leaving behind . , iitlit'm' ji,itri',iil, .. st,l&ki if 4. . , . I'' it luLl; 'tit't (ItOh. • JOHN SCHLENK ' . t ilies h'ft iillpolt,ihlt ssuirks Lit g,' \ ' SENATOR It, Lit Inc Ej,sjris uc'rno: , 5 r.,,ss .1 U S Senator, She hi been namod o fill the ', .i LanCy CJUSIJ by the Jedt ;rl than Rants's'. '..iot 'l'h'.' 18 p;lintings stolen liti ludeti a Rt'lnbr.lmldt lamls&'4ipt' valued at $I million and S'sotki, , h's (.ourtit'(. Riumic'r, t)elacroix a nd t;auwborough.me of Seri Af(Jrl J Ei:ci'.i'tr _N M Z PASTRY SHOP 31 Yrs ' Experience ,," ----' - \-t1.'S( A !*' 11i,i ~- DONUT SPECIAL WED.. THURS., FRI,- SEPT. othru9 Reg, 96c Doi, MACHINE SHOP Phone 332.0801 L r'4w'r Art Treasures Stolen; MIXON AUTO PARTS and 222 MagnolIa Sanfo 543 i'i.;i'. • . . the Bix sepyke Company .3, creased maIntenance, utilities and transportation costs Most , Alp Also ,.,C) 5 :4fritSP'. li:: Ilk. r- fi I' ~~i -0-11 I 4 'aitfnth Louis M L, ill experience befll'fi('I,II LI' ** * •Eluctric or Manual BIG TRADE INS 0 1 4f essential in correcting disciplinary proolem.s. If the problems continue to occur. suspension ;intl possible oxpulsiin hiuld result. .5 PIP to $ tip .' of 'OuITL't.t!llflg and parent t'nnferences are of air conditioning costs, in. -S HENDRIX'S ANTIQUES. :), AIWACUtAbovol The Rest -. J ns ('intinuou .-...' I_..i L'l.i 10% , Lilt.' iIIllS('Ulll S pub tint:". director, after the rubber' 1v___a'hlc..__. 549.95 GRASS CATCHER 'Ii liii lhiI.'fIiistt'l to the County ('ill,' in 1W .-later resigr,ol to accept princ ipalship Tb.' i ' - Ibtild .1 niaster's iligree in ailrlilnlstrLltiuni aflhl supervision LIOII il,l%c' 17 sears experience in Se'niinok S('tl(K)lS as teacher, assisthnt principal and prinrlpal. I am the only candidate ssht, has ever received the "Prtm'ipol of the Year" award for outstanding leadership. I have served as deacon, Sunday school teacher, and youth counselor of First the Presbyterian Church oi which liii an active member. 2 No, at best 45-15 is a ti'uIporar measure which is tIll) utistl's' to iniplenient because I')'.' .tl.,riii 'i ,I." tlt p.11ti.lI' Is Functioning," iitt Hill ILiri 1". No of LvledO On Hwy 419 FREE LEAD I nfl en forced . '.m(ivC . I'rini'tpi Elected mtsion ' As 2 iil WITH EACHk1 PURCHASE To - ANTIQUES RE FINISHING F U R NIT U R E OPEN' / DA'?S A WEE K Behind Adams Auto Parts PH. 3?22611 For Salel 12 " ij~k Ph, 322.6963 Corner 26th & Elm o4 Z ' I LAWN MOWER Sales & Service Glass & PaInt Co., inc. Ph 3?? 422 ?loM4ignoha Ave ' ser'ice in the cuttings fly. Senkarik feralb i00 N. FRENCH AVE. you and watch .WALLPAPER I 11hr X __ riding mower Under *PAINT CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING a nd the 'liagriostic testing the primary grades rr;itlirig prnticms ran be Iik'ntsfle'lI and remedies be taken early in the students' srhoof lift- A reduction in pupilteacher ratio in the primary 'aces is essential to ensure all ltllLItliiflS 'iii' rI'vls''.sshiitII'I '.tiitIe'nL the f,,I4l( skill;, in Ill b,' liiISl'lI 11114111 'itll(lll'S of SO('Ill 'siiiiji't t ,lT('LlS 'rc,noinIc t rends. a ntl I Y e %. generally, the Voratuln.II.tet. iiruiti'a I education rurri(uluni is broad enough hut .11111 H eading should be exneed,s t rifltlfltrnuS evaluation to panded. .15 must prngraniis for In_surf' quality education for all the h;InlIi('appcll and gifted 'tli(1f'fltM IIc,weter, increased .'. More should be done bt effort 1Tt 1A made to provide prevent lIlsf'lplinarv problems niin.r'rillege students with mciii arising. Potential trouble- rlIIpl(i1tIi'flt skills upon rt L.lker. ran itt' itkiitified by ra(lua tic.n svlos,l fwrSoIlnel. and efforts In 5t'('liIl areas it progrtmr. should be mLIlle t hrough case for the gifted anJ exceptional st u.Is suet hod s In volving tudents as well as a program e;o'h.'rs, ('ouncelors, and for all physically handicapped I)Llrents, t' prevent minor students in the county must be ohIo ins from tx'cnniing major prn'.'ote I prnbk'mIis. Programs ins must be Most ibscipline problems l'Stil Ml stud till hoot ttit' flt',"(l.'i of can be prevented ii close the ini'irrigibli' 'then tie I supervision of the students by I l'tllIl oil fr om the tiLl 111$' the administrative SL"iff and S( iiiit.l teachers Ihurung the' school day . ** * Simple rules must be \ 1111,1111 I' I .15 cr "st;ihlished and firmly, fatrly MIRRORS NON. RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN fIlThIly, un'! t 'ilIhITiUflitY life .1 The first priority is tO lr,Iprt,v(- the reading program ant' Prin( ipal I sit *GLASS I DEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) a nd supplies AN BOUGHT& SOLD % 1 I provision (if n('t'ess.arv rLttIl) MOW WITH A TORO C, .ART SUPPLIES lh'nit'v (111.1liIit'ations are Bachelor 's degree and Master's school in Ilegret' Administrat ion. 17 ' ears in t'dUcLltioll. Including 12 years in school administration consisting of Principal of a 1-12 school in Oviedo. Assistant Principal Seminole High, Assistant Principal Saudi S&'mninole Jr, J I1ih, 9 years Principal of Lyman High, largest school in the county. Elected President of Seminole Education Association 2 years. 2. 45-15 has been rejected by tHi' school board ztnd IIiIIny citi7en.s as being an unact'Cptiblt' Wa',' (IF meeting the growth in this county. It Was not :i total solution to our problem Any plan must have the support of citizens. teachers, and principals to succeed. I)uubk ss'ssiins will alsi, itt' rejected lit our t'itizefLS as II pt'rntanient solution. be: :1. Priorities must rt'duc.'t ion of pupil-teacher THE HORNS AND 5CEACH of r e ading prrl in' esta bli shnlrnt of programs For the Iiandir.Ipped a nil the gifted; bringing S( hool libraries up to qtJInd;l rd We It itiSI II' Er a in from Ii'. Ifl 0 nI;('rZI Iii triiI Funds to construct lu suirli iix and esthetic s'ttooI Ia('IhOI's, We need trinre spare arid less luturv. I. No' Eat hi curriculum area S hould be reviewed a nti i'valuat'tl ps'rl(A!Ically for it.s I. goal progressl'in through the grades 'Intl for its p'irt:c'LlI III real-life r e- l itI(IllShi p till pt (It' b'llll' lit Nli, equipment USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES itt' that the ost (if continuing with the traditional flInt" ulrtrithc prograni and W taiiI(1Ifl.5 Is rinctru('tIng Ieiisi expensive than operating a yf'ar.rntlnrl plan which causes hnngec in school. r1Illi('ll rrsi',irc to show pitl..Iliil ,IPh1 Illlf)tri%'PfllPflt if ('nurse's; (,(ItlornIl.tl'''llni('al ' 1. LAWN & FARM EQUIPMENT -.. , 'r, 111155 III) 'sOil Iei'I %tlU are plrtIl illlrI IllIiIltfil'll for this tIlsi'iiiI I na r - WHEREAS, in compliance with NOTICE OF APPLICATION TLRRITORIAL LIMITS TO AN Clerk. of Circuit Court, P ior.d) Statutes Section 101 Clerk c.t C'rCut Court, FOR TAX DEED P[X CERTAIN LANDS LYING 31 1977 Seminole County, Florida (Sec 19? 491 Florida (bard of County CommisSaor'.er& Cl Seminole Count,, Florida Curl. C Nelson. OP4T1GUOUS TO THE PRESENT By Virginia E H uff By. Virginia E Huff Statutes Of 1964) DUNDARIESOF SAID CITY AND Seminole County has by resolution PreSident Deputy Clerk. TIlE SAME COUNTY, on the 151 day cit Auguit. 1972, Deputy Clerk. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Seminole County WlTH PubliSh Aug 29, Sept 5, I?, 19. l9'2 tforth the' Doun Pvbl'tl'i Aug . N 5 17. 19. 1(7) Toat P iS 1ctiooCratt tt' holder f 510 LANDS BEING KNOWN S detcr'bed and se Public Health DIG 151 dares and limitS of ea ch precinct PLht - the follog win ,ectficit, has filed Nursing Advisory T () tiuc . LAIE ROAD ewiM places of polling and the ceificate rt i f ica te for as deed to be Said id Ce Council, Inc NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF APPLICATION is sued thereon I, f"certificate Publish Aug. 13. fl. 79, Sept S. 1977 t IT ENACTED BY THE CITY twe'C,nct, &'d FOR TAX DEED FOR FOR TAX DEED WHEREAS. the Board of County an year of issuance. he COUNCIL Of THE CITY OF (Sec 197.493 Florida DEG 66 Sec 197.495 Florida (ornmiss'U.irrS cl Serr..not( COu'ity _____ 0e5c,ptiorl of ,he poperl,, arid the i..SSiLBERR". FLORIDA Statutes Of 1964) StatUf Of 1469) 'CTlON I That thiS Ordinance hat determined that no ac name in *h,cP. it*asaSsessearreas in the Court of the County NOTICE I$ HEREBY GIVEN. r.ivFh ' "E°E° t.OT!CE in exist Stminuie Civil,, rlrids. presently commodat,Ofls enacted pursuant to Chapter s 63 That P W Schoolcraft the holder of That P W Sct.00tcraft the holder of f000w5 •r.i '7 Probate hal filed CeTt:tC3tC No 735 Yea' CO US1. & 1*5 CA FIor*. 19*3, *9976, s.,?hin precinctS 1 77 7? the toIlowing certificate has filed tificate the following c er e,pedtious I r Estat' . Issuance 1970 0$ F Iot'id). 19$. At'licte it. bdeauate t or the Sad certificata for lax deed to be be ai d certificate tew las deed to VERA LEE MAIMS ffiCie'flt housing and ha.idlirsg Cf S SectiOn S (2). 44 977. Laws of Description Of Property tSu?0 thereon The certificate the'?'Ofl The certificate Dereased stng and vot'ng peraphe)lia iSSued Lot 73 )orida. 190. HOu fill 35. Laws n.jr,.btr and year of issuance, tr,e mber and year of issuance, the nu Persons a-d All Cr.dit3rt arid To 'Thpm& t.j to Midway c Florida, 1972 arid Chapter 171 Dl. *,thin said prenCtS, desCription of the property. and the f de'scr.ption of the property. and the Having Claims or Demands Against tI'4El*S, 00 the 3rd day PB 7 Pg 69 lof*da Statutes, 1971 ram?' ifl *0(0 it *15 asSessed areas name ri *hiCh it was assessed are as , held will be Estate: Said fobe 1977 there Name in *f'.Pt assessed 0. SECTION 7 That the City of lollO* IDIIDAS primary YOu and each f you are hereby P Davis. et at All of sa id C,acselbrrrv, F lot ica. hereby Seminole' Court, a second Cert.f..att P40 Sit Year of P. ,t Year LO CecIl rate any y at notfe and regured t present property bfng ill tt'.e Count d.rtaris Is intention ID anne' to thC de'ttion. Issuan(c TktC 196k Issuance or NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT Seminole. Staff of Florida Unless clams and demands *ti.Cb you, of Castelberry. FICeiGa. at the Description Of Property: Description Of Property the against may have the Boarduf County' such certificate Shall be reded ether of you. .wpiration cit thirty 4301 days from RESOLVED by Lo' 7 bIR N S 73 Ft of Lot 66 Math's. deceased. according to law Inc property estate of Vera Lee te adoption 04 this Ordinance, toe Commissioners CA Seminole County. North Orlando Ranches Sec 7 Duck Pond Add to Casselberry County. to the County 04 the dtsCribed .n such certificate w,lI be late f said tCAlow)nq described parcels of and Florida. thit for the PPOS1' Plat B oo k 13 f',ge Pa ge 77 pI.t Book 11 un ty. Florida, ec tion primary el of Seminole Co Sold to the higheSt (ASPi bidder at tP'e Judge l,ng contiguous 10 the p-mint upcoming second Name in whiCh assessed Joseph A ed Murton which assess Name ri of said held on October), 1972. that the th Semnole County at hit Office in the court house of tlipundar Its of the C ity IMary E Jackson All of Said Øoor of ithin following temporary Polling places L 1. Evelyn C. T0mPI.itfl All of Said front at Sanford. Florida. at County at Sanford, Florida. w Court House CasselLierry, Florida. triO being in property being in the County of the Cowry property be.rig in the time be designated tor precincts 1. 77, 77 first Monday in s. calendar months from minole County. Florida. t wit Seminole, State of Florida Unless of Florida Unless Ii 00 A M. on t State being Seminole. pIC(P4 d 12. 53(0 pc!t CA the' tirst publ,CatiDn of this not ice ul TI,, Red mo,tfi Of.Qber. Or. 1977, whCh I) That pOfl St.'Ct' ceetfirate shall be redeemed certificate Shall be ,e'de*.r.ad the dee?..'ici or claim their reWeCtive precincts, Such eICh outsid, T*v copes of 7Vit A of 000bc'c, 1972 like' Road right of vial lying bOth according to law the property according to low the' property shall be in writing, and shall state but contiguou s thereto 'rth and Oth ci the centerline August, 1972 will be Dated thiS 25th day of disC'iutd 0 SuCh certificate will be certificate described in Such and post office rrs,dence toe place CA PRECINCT NO I seal) (hereof and running easterly' from so ld It'. the hiçhest CaSh h.dder at cash b.dder at the (Official Ciec'k S addresS of tPe' claimant. aild Shall Tempora r y Polling Place' Portable. 501010 the highest ,me ritYlt' to South enfefline of ARTHUR H BECKWITH JR . n's the trtil door of the Sem,00Ir Coun'y front door of the Sernni'iie Sanford Middle School, Sanford. t-e sworn to by trie clamant, £.rctiun 21. TownShip 3% Sct'jtPi, C ou nty Courl Housi at Sanfor d. at Sanford, Florida. at Couit House a a' attorney rid agent, or Pill Florida france 30 East to the Sov'hi'abt Cler k of Circuit Court, 1lr,da, at 11 00 A M . on toe first ii DO AM. on the first Monday in , • (Ompanied by • fIng corner Of the * 'aof fhr' 555 ' of PRECINCT NO fl Seminole' C ou Florida nty. MOn04y in the month of October, is d the month 04 October. 1973 which demand riot such claim o' dollar arid By Virgini a E fl',ff r NW cf Section?? TownSh,p Temporary PQIIiflg Place Sanf or 1972,wh'ch j?he7nddayofOclobee. the 7i50 day of Otober. iC72 Civic Center, Sanford Florida so filed shall be vOid Clerk 71 South. ksre' 30 East toe Deputy 1472 75th day of Augs4?. 1973 Dated this jntecline f said portion of Road PRECINCT NO 77 Publi sh Au 79. Sept S 7 It, 1977 Dated thiS 75th day te AuguSt. 1977 5.111 Official Clerk's Will As ..ecutor of the Last Temporary POlI.n Place Sanford alor. arid upon the east DEC. 151.. (Official Cler k's Seat) ARTHUR 54 BECKWITH. J ama Testament of en Florida ter. Sanford. Ciy' C *5I ..r'nterline of Sec tion 31. ARTHUR H BECKWITH. JR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH VERA LEE MAT HIS. township 31 South, Range 30 East PRECINCT NO £7 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR C,rcut Court. Clerk of Ut-c eased Temporary Polling Place Seminole and SectIon?? lownshp 31 South. Cl,,k, of Circuit Court. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 5.muutdl, County.Florida H.gt. Sc000i, Sar.lord, Florida v Frederick 30 East. and Seminole Counl,. Fic..d Virginia C. Huff CIVIL ACTION NO 72 'ci; (by BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED 4) Itiaf porton of the Red Bug Attorney for Estate By Virginia E Huff IN THE MAT (R OF THE. Clerk ut Dep y thy Ibove said Street that wher, LII?' Reid right ot way lying 110 East CommerCal Deputy Clerk PjDtSh Aug 79. Sept 5 17 It 1972 ADOPTION OF SUSAN ANNE designation of poling places shall s4itPiof The (rriterlifle tlter.Oi and P. 0 Bo 179$ Publish Aug 79, Sept 5. 17. 19 197' PAIGE and ..tREN LYNN pAlr[ DEC. 155 result in the voting place for two or tTh,'ling westerly from the north Sanford, Flor,da 37771 DEC. 157 B BOOTH -m.no'. C, JOl'l'd more precincts be'riv located for tT'c'uth centerline Of Section 71. Publish Aug 22. 29 I. Sept 3,17,1477 NOTICE OF ADOPTION an election in one NOTICE OF APPLICATION 1vvn5hip71 South. Rar.ge*3East purpoiej NOTICE OF APPLICATION DIG 109 PROCEEDINGS for the TAX DEED buildirig, the voting places the IntersectiOn of sad road FOR TAX DEED THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO .,n Writer Park Drove . It., sevetal precincts involved shall tt (Sec 197 495 Florida (Sec II? 493 Florida PAIGE WHOSE i,i' t cr Pt.LTLIC HCA'P4' 'r 1 RiCHARD mantaned and ) established Statut es 01 1464 Crnterine of said portion of Road Statut.s Of 1469) PlC E AND MAILING PROPOSED CHANGES AND . ,ICR(bv G'FPd. RE SIDE separate and apart from each. other NOT ICE r$Jr.n rq along and upon the east 45E14CM145 .N CL' 4111 NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. UNXPrIO*P4 in tao building, and That P * Scoc,cscraft the 'older of ADDRESS ARE t9 wet crnt,rlirw of Section 31. That P W Schooicraff the holder of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES BE IT FtJR1P4(k RESO.,vCD the follOwing e'rfifi(ttC its fled 'I'ownshi.321 50cm. Range 30 East the following Certificate has filed toe Pe'tt.ciner named P.er,.ri, OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF "a' sad temporar, polling iao certificate few as deed to be that triO Section?? Yownitip 71 South '.4% PIF OR 0. Cf TV 0 said certificate for as deed to be r.i ted a THE TH jOl'4P4 B BOO certificate C)li..ai Rq'i)'O ce 'ei,Ctt.Kd ri it issued thereon The' Xi East icale issued thereon The Certificate F LOP IDA ItCVC Si, IgJ Coil Iioc* in the Office of the clerk 04 the number and yel' of issuance, thePt't.t.O' SECT ION 3 That this Ordinance P4tcc is hereby given ttat a number and year Of issuance, Pie ID' tO?' a000t Of the ,OEi minO Criut Court a' 5.minole County, description of the property. 1,0 te thai be pt.tl5"cd once a w.e'k f P.bi,C Hear rg *01 be held It the dpScriptD'i of t he property. and the Id'," rarnrd hrlr, ic?.da, and that this resolution Of name ,nwP.ch 't *a5assricc i'e as Icw 4: cunsrcve *ets n foe CommisSion RoOm in IOeC'tv Hall ii namy inwo,co twalassessed a', as I'AICL .".. t.,A'yit. '.i...P. Aföh,t published not more than thirty dCyI foflo1 Sa)tford Herald. a newspaper LYNN PAIGE and you are reQuired the City of Sanford. Florida. at S 00 f011owS published 0 Seminole County. opr less than twenty days prior to Certif.cate No 970 Year of o'clock P M on September 73. 1977. Certificate No 342 Year of 500* cauSe why the Some Should ' the holding of the upCOV"IflQ eleCtiOn FiQricta Issuance 1964 Issuance 1949 of granted Op be'virig 1 (OVt t oris'de' changeS and amend not be in rot less than two i51u'S SECTION 1 That the above Description Of properly, m,rifStc 'he Zor,flgOrdiflanice0fttit Description 04 Property. defenses rour written OOICC'.Oflt Of Lo 67A de$crbed fracts of land in the rw'*spap.'r of general circulation 1.0$ $ BI. N pon Roger L Berry Of City of Sanfo'd. Florida, as followS any. u o a Part of Sportsman's 't conta.n less than ten (10) said County' published .n A Replat .urcate T"aI p-op"ty lying westerly of North Orlando Ranches Sec 7 CLEVELAND. MIZE I BERRY. Parad'se r.steri'd electors, and Sar.irIe PIat BooS 1) Page 3 ,tioner. p0t Office P .cg.-wond Avenue and Lie*ert' $rfle'1r5 for Prt c4nt, F lcw da, by 4iI through .t5 St AT I OF F LOP IDA ' Pl4t Book S Page 37 PlIme ifl *0(11 assessed Joseph S. Sanford. F i4c,Ø 33771, trpc,r1 Blvd •rid 35th Sfrest Drawer Z. 'July authoriZed otfic ills. liarS the COUNTY OF SEMINOLE flame in whith assessed Arwseliesi Mary C Jackson All of Said property arid by filing the crbg.riaI thereof pr0003ad t be rezoned from R lAS. I HEREBY CERTIFY that the M kopelki All of said .inpritation of itO property with th'' Cierkul tit Crc'. I Cc" .i iSogle Famly Owetl,ng) District to property being in the. County of and a true t Seminole, to Count, t.Ove and foregoing s being iroodway) by lIe' City Semnole. State of Florida Unless aria for $erninole Co,.nty. Florida. on R 3 1Mlt'plP fam.Iy Oweh.ng orrrect cop, of a ReSolutiOn pass SECTION S That this OrdinanCe State f fiorde tJr'A'iS l.WOpe' IF btilw.J i'...i(C 5,.tcfi r,eti(.fal. shall be ed4.mId Inc IHi 'lay of October. Dis'r,ct sh4ll take f'ed immediately upon unanimously by the Beard Of Co-jot, tf cat, stall be redeemed acco'd*fic of before accore.ng to law the prnperty a defaultmay particuilfbv desr.bed as f011OwS Cormmiss'oners of em,i1Oie Count. tolawtheprope,lydesCribCdiflSuCh AD. 1972. OtP.erwite it.fiiCI Patlaul' and *dCtion 33 cnoinS SS 1 6 6 fe'Ot N Of 0.s:rlbd in 5h certificate *111 be Be'gin granting said post against c.rtitiaf. will be solo to the highest be entered SECT ION S That ill ordnanCe' Florida a itS Regular Miefing field PIEi 4 , Run C 104 SoIdtothehIgh,St cash t.idd,ratthS cornet S the edopt.cn iVli, as Cash bidder at the front doof' of or perIl -1 ordinart%eS in COnfliCt Or ,ht lilt dC, uf front door of the Seminole County WITNESS my Puind arid Offical ChinS. P4 4$oe'grees. C 1 4 (hurt, t SiflS?' appr.,ts CM flue 'eow'e in the Seminole Cavr.tv Court l4O5e fe*.fh are na'reoy repealed er k of the C.f'cv'f Court $93 chaos. 55 751 7 fee?. S to Pgnt Court Nov" at 5nf','Ø, FlOrida. at M. on seal of the Cl day f Mi'WIC B.00l Ipr s.' County S.antofd, Florida. at 11 X S. llR ST READING PO4 -thiS WIt day of August. AD, of Becnnrc Sec 7 T*p 203 Pg. 1100AM 'r.tP.ef.rf Monday Ibithe 11$ WITNESS WHEREOF, I P,aiC the firs' Monday ri the month of - AD t972 month of October 1977, whiCh 5 the 30E 1973 hereunto Set my harvi and lffiue'd day October, 1977 *tiith 's the 7nd d) SECOND REAbNC' tO's All part.e% ifl r,tr,lt and citizens 700 day cf October. 1977 Stall the Offic ial Seal of the Board A Octubec, 1977 of ;-- * C) Dated ttir5 7Sfh day of AVCtnit. l'v77 shall have a opportun.ty I ART SlUR H BECXW"Pf, JR County Co'nmiss.oners this tP.e 71h Dated thiS 7S?P. cay Of August, 1477 INAL RLADIN AND AOOP (Oft,e.s (lerb S heard at said hearin1g. Court f ttie C rCuit Clerk ay of August. 1972 (OfficiaL CleeS-'6 Seal) 716N to's - day Of ---.-, AM. )977 By order of the City CCmm4s'On ARTHUR H BECIZWITH, JR. Martha T Vihlef' 1 tP . ARTHUR H BECKWITH, JR (SI) APPROVED of the City 04 Sanford, Florida, this Deputy Clerk . Arthur H beck*'th. Jr CURTIS F 1.10W, Clerk. of Circuit Court, 3$tr, day of August,1972 CLEVELAND, MITE I BE4 (le'ck f (ircut Court, Clerk Of the board of .; MAYOR Seminole County, Florida H N Tam,n, Jr Pritoner Atorntil tor ou 1.errirnie Florida County Commissioners in C nty, ATTEST City Clerk 4 Die C i ty by. Virginia C fluff Draer.' Z Pest Office ou .irt and fur Semisiol, C nty, By. vi9fl4I MARY W. 64AW 704ORNE Oe,itv Clerk of Sonfc'cd. Florida 37771 Sanford, F,ociil* Florida Deputy CIrt CITY CLERk PubI.51i Septemoble' 3. 1977 Publish Aug 27, Sept. S. I?, It. 1977 isP' $ept S. 17, 19. 76 1973 Put, ' , , Publish Sept PubliSh Aug 79. Sept Publish. Aug. 29. Sept S. 1, L 1972 DEC. 15) DE 71 0(54 DEC IS? Lot. fb PEG 164 IlI)III)%IIillli III I. Sanford T.04. ii liti: for P fi,, , It Doesn't Cost It P,',j'.' HI PROTEIN VITAMINS MINERALS TEAS . ETC. NATURAL GRAINS ORGANIC SHAMPOO day, still ft ilIti'rilIt,'lllIillt 'if xi hiiiil', I I ut' still lix: It New Life With Health Food NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX 0(10 Sec 197 ItS Florida Statutes of 1969) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That P W SCh00lcrast the holder of the following ert,fate has f.ed said certificate for ts deed to te iSSued thereOn The certificate number and year of issuance, the description of the property, and tac namelnwhich it was assesm-d are as follO*s' Certificate No 321 Year of Issuance 1969 DescrIptioO of Property Lot 23? Midway Plat Boos i r'ar' 41 flame or. whch assessed John Chisoim, Heirs All of Said property being in the County of Seminole, State of Florida Unless Such cer tificate shall be redeetned according to law theproperly described in such certificate will be sold to the higheSt CaSh bidder at the front door of th?' Seminole County Court HOUSI at Sanford. Florida. at Ii 00 AM, on 'he lit'St Monday in the month of October.1977, which .s the 3nd day of October. 1477 Dated this 75th day of AuJs4t. 1977 iOtic,al Clerk's Seat) ARTHUR H BECKWITH, 111111 (hr primary. '1 hi Initial report is of Carl ton Ill , W IIIIIIII1 I'. I..'l "r 1111(1 I unix I). l't'Iha in, raiidl(latt'x for the l)f'morr:Itil' llIilliilliitiOtl I Downtown Sanford a III ('It .'r ii listS .'r' 11111% st lucre there PH. 373.6760 (torI of Circut Court, Semnole County, F lot' d,i By. Virginia E Ht.,fl Deputy Clerk Publith Au 79. Sept 5, 17, 19, 147? DEG 150 Legal Notice _________ PUBLIC NOTICE ,4n,noIe County PubliC Health hurS'n Aatorv Coucl, Inc. Snfot'd Florida. will no tongee participate n the Health Insurance for the Aged Program iTitle XVIII of the Socal Security Act) c'4ft"tivf September I. 1973 The agreement between the Seminole County PubliC Health Nursing AOv%ory Council. Inc and the Secretary of Hellth, Ettucat'Ofl. and Welfare v''iIl be terminated on September 1 1977 in accordance with the Provisions of the' Social Seturi'y At No payment wit t>e made by the MediCare program for P.O45'.e health services furnhihed to patients ss4'.ose plan of treatment II establiShed on or after September 1, 1977 For patents wI'.o'te ptan of treatment -S PstahtsPird before September I. 1977, nopayment payment *11 be made for services lui'r.i?Me'd after December "O 01155 IH't%tt't'll III'xt IIII's(kly, h'lf'f'IiIilu Craven Natural Foods _________ - & 4~ ; Fiberqlass Boat Repairs Ph. 323 4711 1501W. 1st St. this week. Ph. 322.2611 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED q the I ,W % l.lIltII(Ithtl''t, 'lilt' rt'plIrts. Iii itt' :r' Get organized the picture. Snrnf'll (if hii forts a rIll'II Body Shop 'q parting with those things you don't really need. And that's where Want Ads enter to IC* the prert cIlcr'bed fl s erttcatr i t tI ? the caSh bidder at the front door of it'. , Seminole A M , on tree for the family of any poSanford. FIor.da, .51 ii I h month of liceman. fireman or other pub- thC IrS? Monda i s the 2nd day of October. 1972, &.ch ht saFet officer killed in the Octc.ber. 1972 hne of duty. Dat ed thiS 75Th d)t of AuQvSt. 191 I.f'.I)till' l,IiiIIistul'II Paint "' *cce'd' Ihr Courtesy - to get organized ! i t.s c' S ci iIrtl('Il''. rf'IotI'. *' to candidates III IlI't stet'k's primary I'l('l'tl(lns. Ill lfi-fIpt'riItIlin %'. ith IItl'r't. it fIi'stitIIlfl;llr.' 'itdS ,.,t j ;" ' I,eredeemed Ph. 372 1924 0 a) ('nn entin ;inl I ;ibor Dat. senat.rs %ure cheduletl itt vote on a bill to prnvi.le so.000 tax- firemtn killed on duty, while the House ttas set to decide DEKLE Scju,SERVICE sip : ,..'S ch attrsed Osar & Name ,n Cather,neGunfl All of lad properti twong in thf County of Semre Slat, of Fior ia Unless Such w.nIs(;IoN \P .i ttt-v,ut'. break. cesslor the Republican Nation- e U S note: The Sanford I II'ralll, 115 it piihllt' s*'rs he, presents the first III LI st'rlec of I $ lipt 114 ~r i Edit.s' ~~ I " NO Resumes Hopefuls Offer KING CAP TRUCK WAiTINt.,WOO WITH T V RENTALS Stlim9 ,Iq a4iili 4u44 ~ ,; Wa' P. Polish Jobs naIler CS -- Jicce%%or In Pa' financing thu anuipoverI program. Returning following the re- fl .I(flIN (IIAL)SS ICK %''.otiated I'rc'o' %riter ___________ -__________ Grant 410 0 4Iu, Oetcrspt.Ofl Of Ptoprrty Special F "i For School Superintendent I s per pot' PCI Mei harem % Wash. 1q rf c*te No ii Year of •t..e 1I9 ..,, Put Your Car In Our Handsl at%e%ir1 I'e s n Depertdiihu.' 5cr 11CC '1 •$Ib ss l 0 0 l _____ ireasingly aggressive atta cks on President Nixon and his Marvrt of a )()(1 week - ______ Legal Notice _ __ _ Legal Notice CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL This _____ ight." As in his other sieecties carliet Monday. the crowd espe• ciall cheered McGovern's in- EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR C' - 2470 S. Park Narrow wdistIiniO Of thif Western Hem iiphere Pna rita s isthmus was So logic.), j $ Ile f or a canal bet'we'en ?r,, Pacific and Caribbean thJt 'nen fir-lo t tPtetight of digging one there in 1520.Witer borne trade urtde'i'.r.', the nat.cn's vconorny arid provides one it 's greatest sseti AUnd.lrt of bananas. r'.c s.gar, corn, and coIf,q arts supported by much ran Fish and shrimp may oe found oft the thousand m,tg O f coaS'liae F"um Pjnijrna PH, 322-7596 (Next to Food Fair) ,.urVing mQq,jr'lP4in bCcborie. 300 S tr9ams rusts to IPig two great seas. The Panama çanl Is a thrilling sight. and "s land itse lf. as well as tP 'so Sass "whICh support I! are well worth the visit, %tjkiofo a n y trip more deign? fi .'.t'iOr! yc'u "as?' your, r$ ervationS through CAR : 13 scms :ALL or DROP BY AND ASK W lot ow John Dickey ' ABOUT THE NEW 'is, STEEL RADIAL BRIDGESTONE "IRES BEAN CRUISES OF OR L..NDO INC 511 North Or larido Akenue in th Winter ,srs Mail Visit tropiccli Paitatna - a COSmOpoliTan .,ufl?ry It ,j the only p1.1cc ri Tht' rt QiI,Jl)tUltJr'. designed for long Jstance and ''i'',",)'y Jr I', it1t.. t".,,• ,,rid where ovul can sea ths sun rigs in the PdCIIIC and set in Use Atlantic Duty frea goods. casinos . international cut And you thought Panama was only a canal! Call 6-53 2060. Open doily 9:30 3 3 Saturday 10.2 sing Pin sontes&*ty pens inside your SUII(OS, and otPrs t the lining of your pocket on emergency ' If t! GUARANTEED for e*Citing book They are IIfgvgrs in Sanford --- ."ops HELPFUL HINTS 79 ; Doz SHOE -TREE UNIOU P*A..4 's sttaias,' 118 :f: 40,000 Miles ALL SIZES AVAILABlE McROBERTS TIRES JOHN DICKEY INC. 405W, First Sanford 322.0651 ---------------- �IPn' 1, i.iford I4PrM(S -. ANq - "Camping Is . Tuesda y. Sep1.5. 97 4B—The Sanford Her&d -. . .. REAL I1I RENT • . MOTOR HOME .. • Grand Opening I V A I Barber • I ctormeriv Gordon's Drugs) Ph.3274)642 s Orlando Dr. (17-92) Sanford Pk. 321-27N 2400 Fv.ncAvs. Sanford Ri. Maryland FRIED CHICKEN 7//i f Shop COMPLETE CHICKEN DINNERS S ' 111) I IN SCALLOPS HAIR STYLES . I ' Huof PIii All Food; Cooked n rP1on4'Ahrdad Orders 172 9,117 S 8)1 3180 q SO, e Hero The Planting T ime Here Again d It 4i - --- •..- - !\ Jewel M o vement '_ 40 .'o Comt'i $650 a Beautiful Gift en,; P1IC .00t Car-ben Jevielers Inc. off p .'t l-.--__.--•• TIMEX REPAIR CENTER F E NC E, AWNiNG & CARPET .. _________ ________ uNW) 11L1 tIi PiV f -' I - ! .. .... ..- .. . -------- their . - . . 4 use i'ht DeBARY MANOR NURSING AND CONVALESCENT CENTER £DULT WORKSHOP C to , get that ji.I. 11 J - r is, Red — if, #j f a .t AIJCIIL4ED ELECT RONICS, -I SMITTY'S SNAPPIN' TURTLE MOWER 011.111011Ut Siifo,cI Ul, I 1 tti r 1 (lOS) 3)1 11)11 lIIlU' - y ,'/aflUfIt " WHERE r H "MLflJJ MIDFLORIDA LOCKSMTH t ClA['FNv,oAPf 0 Lu Co fortable Relilio re Frans ;ZtJ7 SLIPPLIES- GIFTS LIZ7 k , #-Ifitfpc', P I C I - I I F P E IGH7 c)4m4GE 0 F U RN IT U R E A's\ 511 ( Ik( 5V Ski UhF imre t4tru o p rsimrint in Iudui. rt 24 hours nurses wIn' are !np4her witil the running tit thu Manor and tio of n.urt tit ffir hirro-A-If :tnd his staff. tile Writ it(! OFF 1/2 prompt. apnh)c tICI tht' tUlvc are FREIGHT DAMAGE 0 ilu, it C .W offer for the Ut Many months tit -fire in ' Unit it i tTI( or and planning f ul w ent inti, the development (if tht. milwirtant to keep Pa.-(, with )t hurt Manor • rt moth'rr. det't Ioprnt ft hurt Miirur. 'flu goal iis U is WhI.-I, mighl, affe.-I thi- admints- III! liti-losphere thhl — w0fart cusan titi I3i!hV. jtt 1 I1 tstut uninl air it ttit rCStdCflt' v.tu pt rt nide-. num nursing tiffrotes - •L44J.I, S'mntnrcl trrnitut art b nutifuPt F. or ttse.t rva'.ns. ht is in thc pro 'is.' of rntiriuin dii itmn7 The results lire 111(1St gr itift in Soft pd'4t I otnrc .. I ________ 411'a A, i F ('('(1 s... .. .'. this f'; n%-trarti-hw, I "hilille-UK , manot . ;-'t if ~ou have (IT . -h it' iterd for the serit,wes su. IX~Rar% Markoare offered at Illaki ue sulzi:rst that you V, th Mr Cm 0 , .,(Iran *Ind tile staff . W)ut ON . h - .' ' S.ol_ 1 1ors e" ttivarts" s!I., ..i y :ttrv (aik fnuI Ro of the P eTilises ,anr t'fl - mana ger. at t. inmo e ar Supplies Store at Longwood particular ths. Ink(It. for requirements of irmki ma rt-ss , i. mat tvur'.t net'd'. tile ver L1!krctitP 411 nPt'd 1 -is - to ." *1 sa l ts k mat m fit tint m ul affection cstern SuuUt, o i ''I there is (10 B u. .e t • CO MME RCIAL to )list Semmolt, \ LII tfii ii Iiiiitlt 0 AUTOMOTIVE • OP F N LOCKS KS Guaranteed tIII 1 Il H mid / lOCKs Lunch do ''ii out Mirilkiiiart- SUl)1lhIS '. It Ihi n unio.i In .iu' $ ' 11011111 ii'.,,, 1 1% 0101.-W "'(1111or 9,1~ i I,- I. I I.,I Kit, !~.- wit ~Iiiiv o4o-ofintoni% env oft-, I H OU )( R F I .1 Hi "ItOh Ph. 323 6901 202 S PARK AVE Ifs Sic 1 Otto s For German Food COMINC. UP ON OF? ABOUT PH E3 I I 7 IELD PLATINC Celery City Printing 0 ' ,NC il J NELSON 140( w r IRSI S., sios — Come In And Bra,.-ise tu ptoplt this tune sit is ix IS399" its • . r2george Stu 4' frim nilit Sit mn.ikt i s,. he ki-Iihnvii, made the rt t mur tnt tittOt r in offer Ii. J(Itt)(t w:ts T' - I huh ml 's iii!. tiul I'. tit, plate ( (ii ,, (iii 'imn.n tutu 1b, ht not treat sour HOT LUNCH EON Willtig fir lon, heon at ()ttii*s SANDWICHES )tt o ut' . UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Vi Miller Owner TIME • - 1UE ' - Featuring LIVE THE DRIFTERS 4 Club FREE Complimentary Make-up Lesson MERLE nomn COSMETIC STUDIO 323 ' . 16., iPAP(VE Lvenim. Sanford Fl DOTOtsA anti Vic operwdOttos )Mbrau kid tilt, 1X3110 lit si is it, it$ti.i t .I t le thriner I*tjj, ijan~-v.%jop ft.r BAR L PACKAGE - 7 DAYS A WEEK 'iuIturt' cit German dairwr It. C Yes Can Get Results! I IS lit Your Advertising '. 11, S , !A' -*J --'- ) • rrp1eIyu1omated OFFSET b Days PRESS P-4, •' LUNCHEON SPECIAL of Hwy 17 92, Just North of 434 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * a * * * * ** Downtown E This Month's RESTAURANT Reg. S40 Value $2 IGNMENT NEXTTO MR. MUFFLER Sanford Ph. 3235966 S. French / 00 -, Roof Repairs . • - ' 01 Wa it Will N Awl Italia LATEST EQUIPMENT TO ASSURE FACTORY SPECIFICATIONS Call AC 305 Remodeling 322-7029 B.E. LINK Construction ALL WORK (;(' )J) ji(o.0 I L', SEMINOLE ' , ',tc t/ Vihlen Road. Sanford bY in Service voulita Sanford 2012 French Ave. PHONE 322 0199 _J PH. 323 S161 Sanford 7419 S. Myrtle I'"""1 IF. -You have been look ing for UNUSUAL ANF:ORD HEATING & DIT ..-- OPEN DAILY _;-- furniture :U$,:c0 items for tour h Sun Travel 4 : The (including Sun.) d World's Finest of %hl)ljlpr;rj 0-op-rif-fli f. I d Yeir% 2917 S French Sanford I bIR I GRPRGE AFRICAN WAN$SH POLYNESIAN -- 115 Cliii I ORIENTAL CONTEf.APORARY Ph. 434 3410 1 Allamonle Springs E. Hwy. 434 Diagonaiiy Across From PrAirie taife Drive In I ENULI- .• / ... Dimiers And andkoviches IILATINU amil COOLING PRODUE I oft '•-.- I I ( REPAIR AT THE RIGHT PRICE C TUNE UPS CARBURETORS BRAKE SERVICE VALVE E JOBS • . AR • -. C PHONE 831-954? CAI S 434 belvoteen 11-92 $1, . . . Un,anted Hair It can Be Remo wed Permanently By ELECTROLYSIS— i Rh CON5UI, TAT ION SUNDAY$ OPEN DAILY By Appointment 1 4 I ti( it I Ii, i Cntty Ladies Don't be emotionally upset because of . ll Acqua i nt . 91 le".oe few I(IgAe- IIA.M. 9 P.M. Conversation Piece CALL 321 46$0 of, t"xrv, a low 'T''Y% EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL Sept. 15 Agency Sanford Airport PICTURE and STORY For The Sub of Your Life STEAK HAM REGULAR GU ARANTEED A;jftiortieo Agent Iw All A-f lines & Sleamship Liries NO CHARGE P 0 boil 'C44 NEW KITCHEN ~04 SERVIC * * OPEN - 14 UT j WE 7Nigluts SPECIAL 995 AL 242% Big Dip - fol • • or Better ivung PH. 838-SO 23 Sanford 2 Front Shocks * * * Let us feature Your Business Prospects With Your Product Or Service LONGWOOD PLAZA I Specializing In All Phases Of Hair Care Bill Wilkins, Mgr. SANFORD (In The Ace Hardware Bldg I Ph. 322-7171 PH.322-5958 1 11_1',JLll1% FOR OUR SERVICE \\ Your Business or Products in the Business Review Section of The Herold I FREEBROCHURE - NEW ITEMS ARRIVING DAILY WESTERN SUPPLIES lob 2700 S. SANFORD AVE. ' HEGSTROM FRFF SEMINOLE HARDWARE - Full Menu Served Tit 10 p. m. Try Ertha Hudson's Gourmet Specials a Glass Gift Wrap 701 S. ELM 6.41,11111 SU compact Truly Arnmica s Finest Milk HAPPY HO AM Call Uf -v.,rite ' Rid•a. 2 WILL LI Your Ad On TFiese Pages 6:30 TOURS A with BREAKFAST WINTER iJm '. yearly in Eo%tiy ;)#!,.I (oijito i first class - 93 I_V Illveting Otto I \ Front End Alignment EUROP CAL Whal You Can Do Today iilStl C/fIll IhIlq mou "IMIO plarls lunAlik. N1 '1111oll ditiner,for eroups ul, . Our Toot Is Loud And Strong Consfultant t *Ii I ii1uIu'irI Sup %tu(i there lit- - lo an Ask For Jan Torbett Intl till %%ill u,. Ivs% than Illagnifl.-t-111 ..- i or831 a Ilu food is ibsotuht is ik ? _7, ___________________ Chuck Schirra Mgr. OPEN FOR , For More Informat on CALL i it is their tu I UP to six months I11 — e BLOW YO R WH STLE / ' Served Daily 1250111 In :I iikere ten • t bi isit ss titu t';uh fii1 t4iCi. t Ito ii st ,ur tnt td liflifiC in '. readint.: --Orlando* s FaIllow, D iamond - L I SO '. lltu,. i korld:t. Dr I %* I m, through Jimmy Dee and 'Lwol likolurrtrip Care Since 'Pt ii.iit sirs hard lured 01to ~tnd his familto her-, twatenl — kod our tast in itter stt"i 01 zunirw t;u.rsim:sn Ituod is Liii' . Fri. sit. Nights Sundiy Afternoon Lodue o frit I We Cater Private Pailies tru:ilit unlauuthiir !1FI?' (If t(kiatS tIUflL. Otto uriatt' enough to viirti ENTERTAINMENT . . ti iii it-st hw(l amil,here. Theft- %%ork 1k stiscdatU,cre'.tturin1 in Orlindo until aixiut five f or 515 dcwrituined to provide a CUUtt • SANOPD Store btdç Ifiul lii'. Fri. & Sat. Nifes hct-rise. from the state Fior,d-t (0 li!f- f,,r tits f, ho Otto)', I lilt brall 11; Its 1, w.tird :0 2544 Parlo~ Avenu - ii; - to do Nil. ,lout tilt,\, %till -1,ttij ant so 11w Kukossks hmilv moved n Florida and Intl tflo(p I I It'll I N I it i th 13 1111,11 r 1A it(' ..irta ' On4T1u1the to MIhIIT3 III' - 322=261 • Unusual Gifts MIAMI rcst tit tilthentelc itiollich -queriLs thc ri-statir.,int . ØtQp,•3 Ph 323-M30 ii TheOld KiIgor tIWñJ o 15./.:lated V. itti the t h 4 into arid his family "trd t(,:i ,1 wlter time and it was 16~' 01-it lie "ji-iright tits little FLORIDA ROSES Gardedand - - .._.— I [ 5' hwh - -' . q. Yow ll". ~,Illjjjttp fokoL as s,, Ift'. tilt. i 11% -in tifft rr nf- ar Fa, For Thr- Hc), Bs l F IOI1II i curichmnu. Itit ardenLand ole itni KukotAsila has found tim pLwr it, 41W G Sein 1 n 14 ithen hi' I ttu r 'A a' r t, t-ht Rucsidns 4 - - ttVil ' F it ctro Platers, & Silversmith 1" Frwii IN, unspiI*akat ')Iv hkorror I, NOVEMBER rrt r " r'i° thn~ rvinarkalb- farill!%, has I ll MOVE N A G IV 7 is B), See Our Selection of Loi IT'S OUR I-Af9ifist Auto Parts House In Serninolo County 00 1 lit Just sl:tlt)v and vtst1m$, ivil t BATTERI wo ALL at s& rt Ii I mit III ii Glasscock Mill IiiIt rived ti-pillm; lit .1 1,11 lit 1Ikrint feed stores dl ii Parts H A Ii S %%till produits tit Iliv \,-r\ Iiii-st (Iiialitt,. Litt- prices. ( FREE I or au rig S r ice Throughout The Souln.asc i 11.17a. %I Svinin-oiu Mirduare , Intl tit I)l fit • :iniI add \ 'u cun1 JI I. 1 fl( r tilliui t it tt ihli .• - pirt iuIIv iw)Iet 171'(I ct'1t I.ini:aster horse feed with Victo'l-011% Super i ' find thid all we ' .1' kmikofk-s all hbout that tausineNS and thek, told nit, -tit ,itfoolut it xr n t iiiti -q-;1qvtilt- .411il Art'llo.'t's 1111~11 \till doll't %ille disclisses lit'd ; I ' -:- flt1lA '.i Vi)1 km I'. it ifi Milo nut ti I I ( ilil ( ti pi i i pI,iI ;itiiiiI :111.1 i:'t mimir nnm in if. T I . pa rts Entertainment ws M PH Ali )-ill Al -:41 HOFBRAIJ ~l ill It is 1. 1 '.1,%% ,1 lilt- Ivatherand fmi. or the -wi t .- vL:ul:%r tC Norse Pt 1k L Of Red , : ni: the wt. sugp(,.,;t t1jol v(11, Intlij, 'I*tll, fine i-st-olilishnivni NOLL'S C iirtir,in n U L-orod fit the residents and vije-.0 %;IiIiiijiv - ettaer for voursell doko and night for 'onit ant dear in t ('U -- ___________ :npiihir nurssn istt'rt on dut ininole lbrJu,'reand get 0- ent ' t q.iipx iiiifll'.triittOri h uirnirndih for ' iri 's't nina tinist lv E ACTION IS it Longod South of fig Tr.. 1 jov will pt INC. Ph 311 IIIIIlIIIIEllhIWlllIliulll.IllhllIIlLllI mu ii hUn ol hirt 1)•'i1t',Il.ut, hiP' Special Savinq That - - U J Z" . 88 CnIorTV fifth R.mn?ø (ontrnI ,. a- - Ill" porlAhl roiloors I volp fir. It o4l orw still) sti': thI% re.iIh ttiii ni 'tiiil hit I i ti st' soiii. U! :UIIIIIIUU il1 slktt .'ui fo r .tt':iiiih Irilil ili'tns n%tniiu ttiiiIifti'iiIik' (lii II1II'.I% it -41 Ilp Ill iiititiil . _ - I 'I'i' I :i VOR SHOP - ______ -- k up St.r.s Ir (r,Ir,r I V Mower Works Like a Heaver IWIllio, for 1114, litstilo, and lor tilt, (at hirlic (iIs1k fill ;irpt ol fertllt7er. \ .(il 'Ai1 •.r1 Uut helms in stc'k t11 tPW :t fertih7ers anti can a11v1¼ or o. OU ut .. . - C HILDREN'S C(RAMicS 'W THINGS _. .. FREE INSTRUCTIONS .k i -_- ,,Ir .' 414,11 fit'llill lit: I . . NOW OPEN • -tern Sull .. .'.' Pp43 F 3 34?4 1`1 4f?k DR S&IFORr JrTEky -. s em 7ya X_ son £3 LbflWO0 ntin tiiiie. . it SiiiiiiiTi II!hI DUMONT 77 YL n']! InC luufl9 :iI: IA( COMET fNAPP L $350 Adjusted P',nut Oil .'. W E Lki IM EX PECIAL Oiled it; (1011(irrii, tPincIifnrpriic' y SPFCIALIZ!NG IN DRUGS PLAZA I 1 !I(I1C(1il(Ifl I((Ijl SOON FAIRWAY C&MPI1t CEI1TBS •••- - FOR DATE TcS uil You" Nedi AT LOW RATES I .. WATCH SANFORD HERALD . It. OR A - -- GAW OAWRk X Fun " ThAIItD .-...-. Belliff, RU Ii I take out y~ju'd look bAoItt. — /1/ (S '' . - Vale"is Jun ior Shoeland 1" LONGWOOD PLAZA :, , tt0(t products : service EDWARD'S SHOES I , . PH 323-52301 GUY HOUSE I Locations To Serve You ' -:-. 1 ' .t._ CALL iu 6390 . cooling Singe' oMFoRyMAL s p % urpasui in qua y iorfliaf'(u. and p)ce Let s talk atiotit blat lrnlor foc taming and FOR FREE ESTIMATE �:' 'Want Ads 0 byVTH*n41 1d ____ r"\ 1 - I 2 .e ,*zs! - - I - A _____ •' " - - on C)tv& v' ___ _____ '." - rACED 322- 26 1 1 - -,, PptPapt AtCOP'O$IC'a ' - c - , per Day I ' - 3 LineS %.,.,_ ,iiiP __ ___________________________ ,a 're le • , I -- — ,',-.- -- _. 47W Iw' I I _______ / - WE ______ -i , —' t — 'ZJII E7\'iè '-- '- 4I - -. -. ' A _ -c- L ______ '"_I L __________________________ CAPTAIN ____ &4ZETTE. [j - I 4 - ' - -------- ...,'-. , 35—HOUSeS Rent Furnashid C l / ( ), I _-q-& •'' Tt 1AV .&P1' _______ se-Garaoe Rumma9e Sales SI-Auctions —WsnI.d To Buy 53-Swap And TraOI 51_EqulpmWl1 For Rent -I I t k I i I -I ____ _____ .. \"" v s- - _____ '1')- ''? ' • , A - ' I , • - hi - - - ____________-. - F $ c1 '-'--r' -- I . - - -. - I . -f.' - • i - ici - " •— ' rn.' '. I -. ' farines' and protect our hogs. 1TTT1 1 DAYtPItU FRIDAY - - SATURDAY I sLj,- -. ' 1t a - ,, ,- / F . (iV' I i \ \ /'./ - . - " j') '. I / ., I _J) I)DT for (Z4II$1)lt ssliichi Voted most uk ely to help you succeed in selling And this is In ite of ported as our of the greatest course Our Herald Want Ad-Visor. Give Our Insects, plus rossIblY some ez- 26 1 1 ft .-. •- , Dr-..r CI tITER 213 E t? St tcjan 373 eaot . -- ,,7" ) - . ' - / U - t' E The following busin5. Permanent nvenienC i rI's1derits md newcomer' Pet Care Ceramics AirConditioning C5OPi S CEQ.54.t , I --- -------- - -- ____________________________ 1 - can appear in this listing each week for only Si per week' This is an ideal way to in -. ,,., ,. '2 .41,4 - - '4"b )uittrUI4(t% ;I3rflg5:4 - . , au ________________________ . biit, uP'e"EW - --' HomeImproverTlents - " /' I )RIC -P-sQPPe. Ii! 4qnuiJ i ir r ors 4. "b "I J 'wiiqng'u1om ,,iu SpecialServices cargntrp inter nt nu '-. . 105 - nq'yu ,ulu, nd 5 -, tafi hjj vo-. :. , . - -"I. 471.V , _____ 1OWII S CIl siis ____ t5AUT 5lALTh Pine 312 5743 — • -Z'su-ii swt, - .sn,-c-. 'or r Injr nu.-i -titi.ii tfit 5 dbi 'U . Il' .. turevir Narru.t$b beauty P4ouM - i - - naSS •_ SkInfor$ Elks Club - • *t' Se u,J.1lC1 ,, BINGO EVERY ' sI"u I... - i1 Arts&Crafts " '.. T0,j'.ttsiy . :u.. rqn.nA.q . 173 ,31N ,,, - - F ')R E ,, _' ' .1 b1 ________________________ - I 1,3 1 tt refI a S - C -- - .:'cp4kN AND 5AT$WCQM '. '.11 k'. - 0 IH:1 -'I-' ______________________ BINGO , -- - • ia Line to - or .. - • , your - clu this listing call: -._L_• '.itiird.iy5 tu,tttrtp I) irp -- •'4 tPIllr.S - r'1-' •-\ 66 Buick Skylark 2 Dr Sport cout'$1Q95 such hogs base far more I bread. a long stamped. return rIl%e hun congestion. sore legs Then some of our medical- Ioiw, plus 2.5cenits and make i,,,,, ,. I 70 Mtt tory Cou air i that additional s-ituznins arid, used to be in our soil hit fashioned method of bed- iron. - Luxury 4 Dr Hi I centuries of rainfall. em and bare cement floors, menu we we told our pi gi would In k., the government So send for my medical do better. urgcdbakerstoIncieasetheIxioklct T1*e Ocean's 44 j Pr -. club activities all equipment _________________________ tools, typewriter, desk, office equipment, pets Recycle your Rousables It's Easy It's Smart? • S ..alriut .reoan ' equipment, stereo, sports equipment, power - more tamper t(X) much with the Ahinightys balance of tuje. SCIENCE BOOMERANQ Scientists se m obsessed s 70 Pontiac Executive fuIiy$flV%flf equipped4door LL7J 70 VW Square have furniture, motorcycle, bicycle, garden ' deaths of birds and helpful 3?) autos For Sale 4Y' -- __________________________ - r"ør f seIinq f1ibr i fl prtn Nndrø" -- BINGO Every M13n & Ts Custom 4 door , Irt I Dr low ":;3 Avenue North )7 DPi' S T - club or organization II uroffice at29Carsrii drugs which art. I11i3c)itd )AP4,OQD -- —_'' Hwy 17Y21M,Ie South otSanfo."i -- 'i .ige fom J 'I, 9',$ r y( 3 n truck Contr, r I0 e1l IIl 329 11 _______________________________ I •,•'•' ,, RequI.lrat7 _*5 __ M Thi, NEWSPAPER does not hnowsngiy accept HELP WANTEC ADS that In siith grat tntliusiasnii, than cheer USEDCARS (s..snPo.sn 5antord -i -.' ' Lk.New.S-495 6417602 BODV SHOP Ai*nup 'I - 4 P4f aq tr 173 l ._________________ ton DIckUD rune C - F I9QrIaru(1f) DrIve, 377 0357 Singer Sunord'. Only luto I'oes'. onl carpet cleansrQ . rent Blue Lustre • ..-t,iC CarpCI Shampooer $1 er - $6 per month Call Cr.-, ' ., - ri' LPEDIAS Mrs (I,.I?r,c ,pIianceS TV'S. Miscellaneous For Sale 55 ,.-. on human maks , - ___________ Simmons iolIywd bed, corn r'e'' 372 5567 . ______________ P1p- rado i.vuth 7 Speakers - e. c pianqe lorser, CtsStS6l,setltoq 1oMPTO PEDlAS i Richey 327 &$6. - - I''-'- euellenI condition Cost new PINT A lIED pollaway, haby fled'. CAPPOLLS rUWNITURI • 1 PIP f'.di. A d?A#Pf -I (,qy- 1 ,,uq nj rrjpr ri itti-' 'n C 13 "Gee whiz! Why can't I go along. Pnp? I could put my hands over my ears when you wanted to iay something" ¶ ELEVISIOP4 SETS $33 UP ____________________ (4 Inals. including thickens. So some astute tntal researchers art wondcring if thC5 CI'13'P riot b( c.aiising a. - l ,, cAt F AuTO no ATo %A F ,, ,•, - - _________ NeI'.On %riorda POSe". (IU(J I C,APDFP4CFNTFP flU ( rICPy Aye' 372 )Y6 . Wanted To Guy - CASH 372 4132 Tne Loca: News or Serninoie also been added to fann ani Our hunnun food for ___. i . . ZeTO Even our gosertunent at "So the addition of 1m 52 32i / - 'ease are out of style. lacking in horse sense. yS-_Molorcycies S'Ads v'- - Sporl Equipment - "Its high time e s ,Med Install them but th up these modern nitwlts pigs dind 73—import Autos ,_ ' _vrr ." C. I [ ,.oi'o' o' i'' I many santers 'N,, I ,, Parts Accssuor -------- ------- - ---- - ---- - ç( / Seminole Sporting -- and honcst' and e1}xr'. dn to 26 degrees below l)tIflg ciiticiied as causing Transportation ______________________ __,..'- s,.j I is a Minnesota farmer $4—CloIPflflP ________________________ I Walker ,AAATh I ,. \ aged 4 1 OP TINC, GOOfl WOUSON r)uff101iII inforiI 117 V1M $16 )0 TertT''. -' t- h F SI r..,r.,rhea?:ndar a 'a Hugo resents the attempt of many newscasters and manufacturers to ndicule 'horse sense" H. insists a lot of old-fashioned ideas .owada '- ,._,. — • Offtce Equlpmflt 5-'Michar*'y - - -____ 11(P " ______ 33;'' 7757 3 Bed?cOm. Vz bath, Stag c6rpet. 1tu,ni5h! I I _ t i" I cr"lfl i'P ito;t t oi-i Merc Cruiser Stern drive iutt depth tinder -si'd other eitras P.turray Tratler No 3S)G Call ,itlrr rooms, carpeted corner lot 51,0(X) 1101 Refinance 373 1111. ______ n'iort9aeNoQU1htYIflQfl2)SSt sd ides that anything old " -- -'4' - ••-•••A4 _______ _____________ E BAILEY ,, - the jackass varie. Not. _ , , - I - - - - /" g - 0(0 5l6_322_1176 i For Sa h.E)&. 'fl poc. peone VOC? end bi *ibUbDIC ReWotnible ?i.0i# bRed w'k,ru _Q" ia 'c snare hOrn, *h sa"r Marine Equtpmenl ________ - - f"i h. I'7 ( A'E& riper e'Ced •rO Open r,t for L_._' 1 PSPPI Di)' '' WD'* Pt4tDtY - Finance I+e r - Daddy, what do Iwantnext? s Co31on ref nancc' 371 41-tM KUIP REALTY sportsEquipment _____ -- ______ ç - ifl 6970 _______________ '-i PAC.I' WANTI-O I 10 .ItICS Ill withpiui' iuirs(ultiir 11 fbi leiO nlcnqc.nt1rrptr' ' (Sedroorn. 2 bth. family & sewnu 25Ofl7t711C SR'P £DTs-NO PETS TELEPHONE SALES 2S HOu I I I I ,VPESTFIRSRTeT372 3iio' • se 33 1)-IC &Ot 7S ') .- c ,, ," Worki Moti Goods ____________ — I 0 -_ - 0 CDD$ A,) •IIØØ$ PIø.-.ff) ,--1 ' :' :".' m". r (#;rv ' MLSOnSufldai3O4Pr1 aM (,3J E n; s'.s - -. j brdr?' 7 batPI Iare ti, lot. fulii landscaped fenced ar517902 3227173or - -- ,,tI - Diat'r nt Unfurnfll*d by sll Howrillo —i1,A_ - arD . , Unturnithld II - L p p C oP Realtor Domestic-Child r..are - McQuillan 5'I San•orc .i.ØI HOPI 323 0140 23—Rooms For Rent 33-Apartments Rent -- II j /1 I WI ('Wv MOlit I IOMI 2 ,'.iton% fl InPO,Lf S ntIId wccxjcd Icit [tItuS I.' ne ghboihw-<1 5)5 P? 1fl parnrnt Cl APartmefltSdefll ___________ -- - 2 acre'. near LC Jes'.up All1l $C.) on naern" a j 1 -- I. I I I rn n; o'npW'P - d hct*een Intorcl nd flellary Ott 24?O 'SeS P ii NSthIV%&HoeIday:CalI 372 322 EIOS3 Ji iII)8 Stemper Agency t ?b&P?I for I rIv. ReIbe .rc unIca ,,%.?Pr,aL arc wy lurnbe p WP• I IIIIIUI L .i,r, %.J I I ) s' Employment - Is I 6In'CbflCC C*mDrO4J'. &pp?Ica?sDflt bCiP lt/1&_ by --Dick Turner -. CARNIVAL -- bYGill Fox , -- :p ______________________ ______________________ / / . - •-, .. SIDE GLANCES i• you WAPIT 2 ti.th (rIptpIP ' ' "' " i A,pontmcnt ti a w FtdtrI 2 bull carc*tiriQ, CB. trud trCe% Ideal art,.t37'35 %%IØ CtYI Y1i-%IVI?I I,.P*bIt LC I' &''' - P4Ar -- - - iii tt* ,, ,-, I \ iI' I FOR THE HAN DY qc3 t.i6 art'At. L'' I_-Financial - wrenC_ \ - ______ ________ .'' 1-_-_____I rooi Y 1_- - ' rr a i-c - !IIII I 5pecal deal V1 $ CI%br$ft _-------- ,piea?uo'i 323 __T\. - — pmorams •_iII• \ t1 - --s-Lou & Found , 2—rSOn* - '•. _____________ A;4!EkbuA - I .-*e ______________ : - "_ -, #' A CLASS I F I s... 1-1 . . 1 PPf Male Help Wanted - 1 Autc Fnr SJn 1; L,v!tOk And PouItr 6? iØ% 'imr 1 I Z, - -"---- _____________ - 1E - 2 ' Drmwodr:(iuvp V S.' I4 IOh by Fron __________ • :\ç,s l / OIL j'otm - ths ________ 2 by Bow.n & SChWSIZ ______ — DGE GUYS THEBA V s Oner harpft.4't thrII.. .,I pPIcelrorn SSt to i n'i trdroI'! 2 t&h .. Ph i burs32 _________ / _____________ __________ Bt5tunht' by Al V.rme.r i 7O% itI.' ST. JOHN S REALlY I - Uhthi "- For Sale — - - Ilousps FOt 5Ip cmnord _.'.___- ____ 'L- tot 'Ilk,- pp.qQ9, IA1Q ',q 't72 '''' •e ----------I14.IW 'Iti A WntQd To Runt qslon to HOPT RIØS - IIoute For Sk 31 , - _______________________ UI I rpr F,'' IS - I "' ci ct '.' SerfllflO.e I TE TTMI •••••• ,_-_----- ,. D wakifU i k' camn -! / - tK with 5MU1URNS IMPUS cL.A1-I 1 [ ________ _____ '' //c•-._ Hot Muggy Summer Day? Shop The Cool Want Ad Way. •_- or Jul N THE S OP P E R S 0 Li I 0 E l l'ir :' 1\s-, - wi,., IIflL Ad s 30 527 50 S7tI CX) I HE HE R L 0 S - - DIAL )21 ZÔ11 or $31 PHONE LISlE 1) IN 1 OUR NA1tE I) -_i_-_—I- —_______ - -- -___ __i_ -I-I- -- -- -- - ___ __ — �I.IIII1%Ij i'___ 6 Senate Votes ñ11 Tuesday, SM7 -S '07 96-The Sanford Herald :' 4 Lincoln -Mercury Points 5 Now At Cnrtr 1t )A.t cSELRERR yit1) Spr:i'flF. who wtn ni' i vczLr utntntilk bu.cine Uw with the purrhILt rn• Sziiiford ckiIt,rStU1. titnSpr! ne no on1 has mnvr n it Uicui1I hnme 11"I J$W w I ui1t flt SmithCor01I - Executive Line rnoid Tindel Sales nuinuer , hur ii Child A ________________________________ i nii rt rl b i m9 - - P r n manager. 3ohn Rein $ P'-i . In cnt onit not. Sprnstrt i.. quic4 t. ;,i,iiit nut ttu it, ptonnuw itu' It hi!Cr tutu, ------- - - - to . __ .- __________ - : - . - - __ '. -., ~ - . - _ I - .1 plan before we grow ... tr:i ... - . _r .- - -- - - - -- - Commies - I hilL lii ii im" " - - otuirkt 'd D I C K elect W ILLIAM S omm issi oner y c District 3 Rep u b I i ca r: • i.t'. '." '' - ___________________________________________________________________________________ ________________ - :efh 11111, ill ruill% suindnu1 tin. ri L t or insperU d SpOrU iiwJt,l 11 1tui cmc1t rliis -- ______ liVltiifth)It --- -- -- - S e mi no l e 4(1 conirnand snit 1IS5flUI WIn. lK!IitV1 back itni (thinK ci l'Ut North Vu'truir &crt- iillt'tl, f( uf ttn.,rii bt oir strul.ts tu%'t'rflTnt!nt iussr were flt'(- kilieu and t wOur* I1I'tt, tv- roninuitid said ,"lit. U.S tomnuind rer.nrted ':1 Ansenuilir tel uigtitt'r!1u1)CTi tirrit'ti taut more than - riest, Nun Slated or Sentence 1 oa a')' 4ISItILt.i. Pit AP - The itt''. i'tidip 13.et-rigan and C, (Jo, %wr MORE URNITURE SALES CASSELBERRY Y. 792 ::;'u strir- auc'rohs North Sister Eiitlibeth Mc Mister , t ri convicted V aruinn Musrida, with the c'onvirtetl of sniuggt;ii prism Tin others. includitui tw C l d northwest rhIiIr(Liiti iIrid the niil ttuit urirluth'd 1.':tt'rs priest_ a 1'utIISUUn schotat arsi: the major ciutlniiiw Ii! alleged iWtIWUT rnthiit stLititifl funnier priest married to or plot to ud1tIap presidential a Ktnger. t'-nun. were not accused o! A ;tttvtMt Ht'nr uxtIiar, Itt' I. LI! t .ruulU Tilt ;ttvn \tirUà V u'l- will tot's sentencing tocht ir smuggtrn prism mail Tilt JLIrS deadlocked (Ill tilt 35' I ii Girl SUitt'r anti their iuiti,t's(- ittti in the ventral 1, S I )strucl Court of tin- Indictment that f.IIr('ult '.'il 2K hnnnrt'si tiiithlH!lt1- hit tilt, Ban Can Laisi411, now serving a kt part thlil iiui1t snuthwet $i),-VthiT terni for deStWviflg involved all detenthint. ruin i;i atiuu' Ku.It Lithuip (if Pft'iku (it'. The position. ttrn!t buiiird records in Mars- the conspired asningum's birth411 singer on niiinnt'ut II' ultautil 30(' govern. Lund, could get as much SePt 191 ___________________________________________ S,uuturc1 Midtlit S:hooI (IfK_!t iiit'flt iiiiliUiiflhtsi, was first ears more. a niuxinlunt of 3(1 I.!, ed b IiIUICK shelled il'U! ic ;Itc1ui vt'uint tuti each of four eounU :intrvflwll Sister Elizabeth, ::. sus- Ceramics histury wad1 .1 col 1k Vn't. it spokesnurn 1wiithd its, an '; : 1: mi tilt Saigon command, rioted Vt at Marvmnunt College. Tui sn- iuui easitii Norti \it't!ILi!;iesc rt'toWli *\")'., COUld ret,ve :;i tilt' Rric: :- : ii. I'' 'à ;artssurt within it 5.niiic radius vvws. Slit- was Found guilt of Tit-, Sanford Pt'c'reatiot ad !'U'iku Ctt ttit capital of tilt, tft't't' cuuna of i1IegulI inCeramic will 1.*IMirtflleflt trudurrn(: nuuti lit 1117(1 into tin' entritl Iligtitiuiid and children for aduib i'pt iii Classes Federal Pit, .e'wist,urg 'uvt Mild huwt'ver, the catjt'- I S,uitnrd Wcsnii'ni- ht'puttticii!t Ceranun and up. Ilerrigan 6th truth' when Penitvntuir lives of the Norti VietlionseM iii. lUnrhf(lur noon. 'I roph frx 37 Federal ,lLid4it h. Dixon Her- and both sessionu will run for said lit' did lint i;nn* whether "tiuiid hoard CIIU " target man. witu presided at the 13- weeks Registrabun will be held PleiLu Cit% would hi is Sept It. 2 There will tie a ct,.4. Hurrisbur 7 trail that the Kiasinregistration fee of $4 for adults htuiiuhiCfi1 S h52 ended in April with ttwur IItUacL ii will tie imuted to 2t1 per ('lieut.ppt'd u; ier ciunspinhul" change uniTeI pUt tar Liii thoM anti CiliS 'u..'tl:i ;rta'.i!c't il ft'('t'lli U % sulveii, last weel. turned down Suilull hiitirtt. ; .:nt p flt. aSSL4iflCli to strikes will tie list waiting utod tilt".. fleva runtdek?tist- IIit)UUflS to set aside- tin' 'Ii tieliTt North Vut'UuimtheMii)fld session which isftlflst usda'. convictions in' thscriminutur F't'tiruary. trUop cu,it'efltrtitinfls anti in est, based purtl Dii iipurciatsi sm Nun-resident!, :uteius 1, and lb nude Legal wiretaps to nt'. card prior a nion.resideflt PLe ' iku t5IUtt1V.t'Si III Lnwyer, Itrr the priest and 31 p tu. iusush Board. (orntution '1l tat' Sanford tuti t-ut of VM' forces tiverrim it ranger k'tte art- carried Ili Re-creutiuso Lt'purtment 3it2year. without miles west of prisons ever borden cani t',.t 3161 Pleiku ind sent the Munthgnanii permiSulI1 ci! tin wutrtter and ) W1 111% I UI I anu pucnue_.a: ti t.aia' tsluiry t,nurc'u* ut 'is' '-, ' Offered k & 0 - A Id 3 Automatic Cycles for Added Convenience !4? S-'. - - '000,010, ~,~ - -, -. - when t'ytli is psTSn.fl pt.aa with ,a1-dowz isips i.vp .L your p.t'iiein.I'I press Iabncs tisab and wnkO-ItS 5r, AIIi ' )PUt 1 ' - . ' ' DDEfIXN .1 ,'7 the new 'Fluff r,iloT?$ Uis to fabrics ht1e it 4/ 999 1 prosecutitufli '- --- --- -- "fl I,*( ~_N-,ps P, % ', - illlllvl~ ____ - - linti - I I. Sanford Electric Co. Open Mor. lhr Fr f m 5 3Cpm CIoi.edonfeun, "(11111t, '.hq EL ECT Ken DIAL 322-15621 I V JOHN -- - ' -' , - I 4X - a'.,,l - -, .1101 - '- - ;L-. - '- - r - -' ' - , r)&y , 'Itr.' ,. .. - , " ._ - ' 6.1 _& -' - - - a .- -1 a" ... - - - - r ~ - u'.' ft . - -k:' 1 1' .'- - ' I • ' 1 :"'-' i - - - i roa i I three lines at this street Vision is tuuuiuisred uy the the freight cars parked Puol'tmg track adjacent to Lh situated ru. brick -_- ----- ________ i( ? - - ' - ' - ' 4 4 - ' ' - 1 - ' - ________ - - \ &,s L - ' - ' -' '•' 114,1.0'401I Ad. psi'd t ot I j J.t, ,ia t.p.,5a by sanit as the otie we're featuring rsfl page 1'.' ou hivr knoseb thit i*'S tW In:' negotiations have transpired bt'tteeu'ui Mayor I,awrt'rust' Ste''I turd iu:icl I .ouigte tiiad Ma or Kenneth Brown rt'liitivt' to a joint or re'gtciruil su'wt'r the lurutier told (it) (ouru II s esterdicy . Swof lord sIIIII Cit) Eiigineir lfar*jltl l(auch-lifte salleit huui auual retiuebl&-si lie coumit' to Ua*k-hiIf,''s a*tfic'.' Is, *lIt'U's a report Itiudc'lifte was preparing to submit to the i':u,'( Central Florida !tegiiatual l'hainnlmig Count-Il arid federal agencies. lirowsi was present, Swolforui twid, but remained Only "five - - - I - 1W UPPERCIASSMEN at seminole Ifigh Seli(ml could use some inslru(.tlons in Lng 8 1 an fun With the beginning sophomores forego spotted at the high school and 'flits sophomor's caught reading this read: the flagpole.'' Their teachers will lie will tell them a picture is hung. their sign was ''Any hung on There is ish;ulutrly 110 truth" Is, the allegation tiuti secret - - yet there F, " - . ------- intit"', " Ai'cirslirig Ii, Mayor Swatford, Itaah- Ullc iutl'.iseci that state and federal agencies are leaning toward a regional concept in treatment and ctisoeaI of te :tstc' ' .. destr oy imi ill 'l•,. mawemer' ,isd A'ery Rnindae, 34_ye -, *: lid patruarrh of the Olyrr - rovemeni 'The ames mit "H 4 - - sale of The executive bc.ard ii team. Shmuef Lalkin. wkt the requiring that the money from throng that -tM ipnrtn-zwn,*.: on Israel wtfl continue to take oar be spent the sale cr .petitiun t the replacement of the camps; and Lfl Oi',-irupic i-'ch ''1 a ,i special committee headed by Walter J Krohne Jr of Maitland, Ls now conducung .i To - _ .,--.- , .I ;. , ~ 1, 'I .'A. LIM hunL None of the money Olympic ,iawge early ru#--klj,. uan be used for operations. ended late that night in a gun (3iegt'r-J'ts was the highest battle it a military airfield i) bottler for the property miles north'aest of Munich r which a West German putic'man and five of the n a e x alsii were killed, a German , ,, ' 113 w ounded Art-a deaths ret other 38 ,kra Bridge wer' lB I. 1114 - t. C.ilt'ndar confusion ocon a icC ,n - : r - terrurtst I - - - uçctsr p a. t •, .11uti.. ,. , u County's S*'uuiituole lounty grand jury convened this morning to tut'uar tiuc' SIIIHL' charges In making their d*i-i.oin the Firevard judge's took into OtitUilt the fact that Hru'.s and herring are elected officials and while herring is entitled to seek "reelection" Bross is entitled only to "ask the people to consider that he has prt:viously performed IN- prosecution function." After hearing Wt'adt'll Harris and fticlnird counsel for Dross, utrud T\eyford the judge's took only a halt to I t'iauhi it (ls'cI',ion tJjiiIi hearing (lit' llltit's decision hhrus.s said he has utl'.ey s bi'l1t'veei in the '> stein and has never abused It. And it has nr'.er abused tuiuim Herring afterward said he did net want Bross to be charged with a felony, flit, pair have t'uigoseti in a heated hattie in the (101' primary from the outset of the' campaign. ' - -- Secret - , On Bus No, 96 which picks up the kids in the Winter Sn'ings area, there terms- l(Ei of sitting 4-and-5 to a seat, were supposc'l Arid to be only 68 on this bus. As bad s that is in itself, image what could happen to a similar bus were it involved in a 1\ \ l'''\ I U-U,. L\t,1\I.k1 11i/.I:\ , (It i\' I,R\1I) blow '\1!'.tMLl{ j)\()( \I} --- - - DVMAO [EAT -' ___ - - System - - On the home front Us with seh',.l in 5&.S)II 'etan you're prnntt1ng your children to be herded Into I'llbus like cattle I u months ago anU a recoinreported. tracks, l,e""e renorted was riwue to the thus problem was brought to tfll'fl(i1ltiOfl %t•CiS board the company be rethe attention of tile county c( On (nI. 3'u oft d Ile. IA safety committee several , * ' . sptr:t Probes Cam Pa i gn - , ' i n -w er n omp a i nts -- X ' . Sales price for Camps nwe for the service, while rnembert Wikierriess and Howard Markham Road was et at of the OIyTnptc teams filled the I,05 an acre. Buyer tj efor't Brundage Shortly ;ueger - Jones Construction - - ~~_fl i 4''- '-. 100 acres in erire with the full menth'" County by Central thip(the1"- indaideso( ' ruinole Florida Boy Scout Council ha-s German orvintzlnst cnmrnit.-" c' iti lOt t he 4.U'fli predwtcI th authorized by been resume executive ccAire'.l, provided the tie', would decide to money is re uivesled it ad- s.fXflpetlUflflS The itadium was packedwl'h It-,, .. ,- Are Sold .On . - - - 111116~ - - E\\TR I, ', V - - -- 5- AManof Action! k61; -,1W -- will I - "rr(srisl-'. 4 "'• - The RIGHT man. , -. ' a - -- I iii The RIGH! time ! li T ,i N *W ___ - ________ Republican Candidate District 34 Florida House of Representatives 1 AlL 1. 0a: 11,0 M(1 r .`1111111111111111111111r -__ '--_ - . . _______ 2 Scout Camps - '.') ANN SLFC7KOWSKI It s ironic that Last night the crossing a main line track ii NBC network had previcusly spur line track and a holding 5Ci ai,au traffic pro em • iheduied train 9:3(t-10:itu First continue to track Tuesday ,,"aru Israeli Seminole County program which allows Arabs plague the county cornmisfrom all over the world to come sioners, road department arid the county engineer in their for as long as three months to visit relatives on the West Bank efforts to find remedies for .. complaints recorded b% !ratv and go sightseeing in Israel.— and toniceiried citizens One of the more frequent Fdiior's note: Grand jury teas still In session at press problems arising for discussion time,) crossing or: the railroad is don't And for goodness sake, Charlotte Street near SR 427 tryto place the blame on those The heated battle for the Republican nomination as and Milwee School in LongGeT-mans 0 K ' Ilrevard.Semmok state attorney was expected to result)(, wood. That country was only today after Brevard County Solicitor Jerry Brass one of th e Residents in the area, required to host a spectacular. through letters and ittendance two candidati-s, had charges of election fraud agionst him They were trying to do, a job. at a work session on Tuesday, dismissed by two llrevard Court of Record judges How well or poorly is incidental told Bre'vard's grand jt'ry erred when they returned an this commissionerS Li the Fact that the fault lies crossing, whit- li has no signal or titctmt'nt of election fraud against Dross, seas liii' ruling of with the country or countries, if Judges Joe A. Cowart and Anthony J. llc'senuaruu, '.ehio also gates, is a definite hai.ard to You we ll , who are involved, stopped acting 5ol1cltor William Twyford front filing an those' residents using Charlotte The innocent usually are the street amended information on the same mnttictint'rit. cones w- ho have to pay. unfor. Bross tuas another possible indlictnient facing him strice Paul Legge im-estigated conunately. . Brevard-Serninok' State Ally. Abbott itt. Herring requested at this crossing and re What I think I'm really trying grand juries in both counties to investigate the matter. ported to the board there are ,0 sa y is ----ere in ' , . A thnp who were being held stage I'd appreciate all your On Joint Sewer efforts in trying to free ine, and this is the key' But but, if all else fails. do me Ow I favor of rmkmg certain Owt InN * abductors get it too. sonie veae1 ia r • U> MARION Iu-:i'W-:A I:ei) nnt ti % A rfree I'ltlN(st Al I ,\MON U - 171 1: ..: I ' - - a - . _. - . rip~ --V~_ j"AiniLf k '.aç'Yfi e ' • whiz *1.41 1iUt it - ELECT the • PEOPLE _ lower .Z '%,.Zl .. . 11 s International Olympic 1972 games ''must go Ofl (lPcpltP the Arab prrrir: I. '. invasion Tuesday that resn members of the Israeli tea ri Jille jilld it spur linv ,Njolorlsts I lower 4,111 1 jillisf stop filr right t (he slim, then iiii'h UI) 1)1111) I hi' t101(Iil1 line' main limis' to see around the 1askt'd (night and to thrmnigh here up to 7i 1111)1). cars. (Trains Bill Vinctnt I'hotos i - - ___ A ThUE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE 1-inow - ;to __- __, ------ ------ ----- 1,L) _______ ,-ii'u4'ihitffJ 1'rec Writ.-r Al'; The American pr.'-.'I Tr ie all, lrn having just at much - r,u,ntei tie. 1.lnt 25fl PARK R i te Me I -111 S . Jur ietm;'l' s.1,c ii. !-Ijt' t.rcps'si4If 15, ?ypU of t.t'TIL )rI. wts it, dry and Ftlut new CL dry. w1 d lb. tvsl. and ,igt.a1 I niort , - -_ _;~' By "sf( K It Ill ",, it', fit' on , - ' I - '. / - difficulty in believing that either one of these outrageous acts actually happened - over Uwre and right here in oui backyard' offer o ' '' s the •••• '." , t ' ' __ 4 ' - still et sentence'i - - - , en - art 14;iz- "i' - . jailed for unting hi letters' That same law ha' since be repealed the> Ncs&fference. - .'nt (' iilti In list sirrir.'int r'f thr.' . r. ,I. 2 _: _.v. .4 __~__t~,, . .:. 4- - _-. ~' h '; - I - bt'rrigwu, ev . a ~; ,_1 '. ft, Is-' t1rW%rjL.i 4LL . I-11EIG111' CARS at tilt, ('11,11-lotlit, Sit n ,vt 1 ,..\ I I K ED along with (t -ce crossing in IA)ngwoo(t top phoIo railroad tracks are cause for giving jitters' ner c's to motorists, it was revealed to the County ('oulmission Tuesday. The crossing consists of fl niain line, a hoI(hni liowever, they %,icted of excha' violation of federal prison regolatrnns during the summer if 3 90 '.ihik Bemgan was I prisoner at the Lewisburg, Pa Federal Pemtentiar'. Rerngan got tstc' ears and the Sister one )-car. -- Liii cant'. penhilt) wtwr. caught n i. suspension of privileges Ik'rrIl!afl and Sister Elizabeth luau tx'cri on trial with live other uK'uIre' flC'tIVtSth. but on! the % 111 1i1)L'R Asosrilhird Press Writer ISLN - - werti con- OR a en ar CV - - B' Before 'ou go getting all Ufi tight about ho'.& stupid U se . Arabs acW %esterday. don't what happened in ovcrtoo ani Harrisburg yesterda processes, no legal thru the Couldn't prove it -- -P F ;- A,a~4 117* V . .( 4 , 1#~ , ~, . . ... , 1 i I .i 't. ;, . ,r. % - ~ -1 I— , j!1 ._._ 110 , t .1 ~~ v .1WA_ ,- I , __'. __ A-=.:A7. , I'.,'? %- .:,% ,L this Get the picture government has chiarges of whici. IS r ('- I A t,iIl uimutinarliing rlamnge To Resume; 4 r _ :i4 ~ Ilcnr' A. Kissinger. . _____________________ ilam 17 r NMO* - .1 - - - I pc-a1'.km - 1 tt'Wr C ~Ar" *4 .i;,;~11 Latceth McAlister, plus seven o 4thers in or. alleged plot kidnap presidential adviser Muifiterr('% - £ oun t . - -' . ,ur,ei were, si'. - J IØW$O - jr I I *^ . - tin bill [his' leiticlucIlir; niqu, prccvItIe ~ I, 'I iritantr m n ha .t pu.shed into Ftretiw' Ross ii tilt QUt SOn vaIie south ii! I). \uin. and occupied the wecterr (in (IIfl portion Ci' nItt mi. in1 hT rn, 11r,&.Y -: OSAO p i. s 'Ji,,ti'a (hi other frnnt in the northNorth Vu'tForci )(it.,, ctors of ern and southern nani c northwest rmtrniid rid .SttUtt. \utiiuutlt. hatttri Cti'ru Monda and destroye nit'tuinsr U' it, din.unnt'd !fltniilI sthlrrTUitt'c. it it' Z•- tWO riiditr StlitUutW used UK Cit Sprztgun Aug i t but with SIP%i progress. repon1rc ship rarries soniettiurig for reel iurfu,rt.tt'-1iur nnss*fe of: u'vtrnrntnl suit Liii t lItt Fit Ul ?fli(1ru(lfl planes. tti( U.S tvtrfr11 renge and tIfliit iiv~ told AsSori- m,jitterviti poinLt Iron, northeaw, Milwir% sour, need front till. !;nuill inijulM!'d ('OtIlIlland announred IIKW% nuthward ann t th r trc -otiipart Cupr: tIrnugi tilt' trnuni. Nor th VitlIlsghwa 1 U' tlit' dL5trIrt t'nnu't. !il(lfltt!gt. winiest' Inree mounted their It'tuurd ILlvstorw at 1mdmi, Lincoln. Miirqui ciuii.iii third aILUII4 Sifl"t iiis F'ri(1u! Ln:rolI1W!Hi Li Liii b - Y' II I IF all dire tiorm Sc'ore'. stir un '4iI flzicUfliZ I It U U iiient, ricuilt log frrcuii it isninal uutiqsnq while calm dimly ihe Senote olin uip;atraerl on'i to cent to the White I tcalIe ii Iliclw $p uuiett,nuhrane ,uiei,if .1 - SYI I t Ih(IL nit i ni suit ii Pri I- -A- - war '33 W I . . .. X - -'- _111111111W (+ '0 B'. John A Ph... 341.3431 Red Ra i i road ts - 11 to 0t SiC) Renew Attack AF H i ri ortuinirs-f o u. t'$wrH'flct't oriihint ii total ii tui & vhoni nr ing pt ru nit or W f Mt'rrur 1 nut (ill) vttnr Ultrnusw plIin call for tin turini.. of t%i IIddttUJflhil of U george Towi. ltfli Cnuntf' tui sevti I- , -' ill - L%Z _~ ~' ,"i t v°' d.it'I hove a fUbOCItIft. d Sat OU' U$ ha. w"S OS I•. powerful. ,tn &iiimnrow. lc nu':t nt'pd prnf1rtsoveI 1* , (ttroii S373O br S1.SO Ailciwo vJT od nvr,'turi? twrdpUrCtQ°° Porl3tO TypWni1Wl ford Formal openin.ot the ne tacihty wifl he with the unveiling of 19"3 models of 1:n'In and Mercurys th( we(4 of Sept. ________ nt'Xt 't'ar wiLt tin inc!TUflKIfl - .: Tt , i'V\ A\II iuUNTFI\ lncoln-Mercurv on Hwy. 17-g2 at Five Points, as of today. vas Hal Spragins L.ine1n Mercury in dowrfl own San- SPrirn predicted üuit ii - - - ' t•znptutst. on rquippiUI. car., it more S4tfi1tU1t't _ - . Olympics gu4floJli••d .__i:r-_I s'd In inelndt' them under e ''1ral r'e4mfltCffeihtfl 0n4 f'f' ifl Pla r In iPc hilt fnr r.'rar I htd tt'I ti's, Ut,n. '-, u"n of tpehnit'al dltferer." +tie11 a Ihe Senmt' ati po the IIt? u n itA rtlr •' from o •,VwA.' r.'re fr XN _____ suitwr. vof uit.tUmtt I v.,u.re fl C (ITUnlU •. I interrohit ' it.pnrtriwflt With là U!IIIIUIUHa . uuui(14'IPOIII. '.i ith littletotrove their loullitiec in lii.' i'%t'Ilt Of sleutIi sic. I S ullsit ;iollc-e 111111 lItflleIl Lhcti ,oniouI tTCl iS,. i* scu poobii iSit iOd ,.coitdaoós I'M .4 iO s•lI Sit No cmSfih.'y c,000 co?rUf cut itt.f,t. Ur'o10Pt0fi .= - - --. z -1 . ~ -:. . erVirC -.-- - ___ _ __ __ --_ - - a -Z _~. - - _______________ . I 111.- di .00 _____ __ ___ - ______ cra 'tf Plionk anl th rarri.'r :-ta: rntn.y P.'ri pfmnt to a'hIn t,v"I '.ii W14t'i' r, isiclo cuuissi u'r.' InIn Iiu%% oiuil $/ In the ltrt live I'Ifl iuiuuithis if thin vent i'ii.'c i-.' I and ç 'l No*i Goes ic I-louse Of Representatives Typewritm _- _______ - rsthIhflg itt nin'I ntndern equipment in his 't rt irt 1ohft Ov erhead phu.ct - S ave - !!Vt hi flu I poitable iiliIuIuIuuI.II - - - Answer - ___ W isuI nbservr ltK ____ ,- _____ r Peiham Has The -_ p 'h.' It'u " Would Receive $50,000 From Federal Government; Seui ,!iuhn I. Mit lellaui, I)uuul She huilI'q umuithot, of EleCtriC p*r zicsicthil iL " - ,_ i LI "a" - Cooper. scrvle Ut uuiruIwr. Ernest Crnw, r Dependents Of Public Officers Slain On Duty ta 1111' IIIuIIqP. nlqii .'ii%TI'q lirlicin uUinh'I nuisl OJ1IIIIIIIII giinuihuiieii '.'.ho ore killed '.'.huile u'ulfsira'iili thl;llfl:Ih I;i%'. uuiil IIlIIIIltc'IlRIlI Wednelday. Scpternber 6, '1972-SanfOrd, FlorIda 32771 PrIce 10 Cents 65th Yeai. No. '12 -. iapqq ut PC lit 0 hI,nh, uinul r,,rnxi liar ci t,ciiltiple ilk- , r' M ft trpatmen' hint fr.rf ''i1' Ii ,'. f.c f(,1' ,tr fjrn cirid r?tntt tai'i'cor .. its' erimI Jii.futc. Way rct'1't fc, 1 v'.'trn a'tivity ogalnt .'F in niluhi(t.q ,mnck"r lii.' 4arr'otfr an who çsrt-has.' itnP'n pv-opAcithi' I ISu'iir,t,llilaI ion Art rat 't!y The 1P411 st ira 'in 'iaIfy a h ii jrrath New ii payi,,c'nt of $/5,(KWi In pniciic colet cuffice, s In lint event of c-onid- I' ii in I w' c,!lli She tiic'ner qal dl II''; %lI fl% UWIII. ' he qntcl .hiictici' I)u'pnrI,IIPIiI1l' ''r'f ' Brand SPHiIn' p iotiio teStOIiIUV,' (I' 1%i the hill, t hit now gc ' anthrb hcus At, to: U'i wtt4ed n Sept efflfl;ifI( with Itu prt'mI(r( ii1i Tu ttw ufttt frvt :iirttve 1,UO( HtathrW it Itw ic w St1I NI i'l)N M'1 firemen ;'s' ciafs'ntc au pitliac incl hiiu I I' cmiii V 1111*' ,un clot %' %'III Pt%P IPIICIOl hiflutll'l1S III rIO,. ti uniter n hill n;i;)t civeal hi thus' enaI.' 1'ucch'i It woulul liii Fund New Benefit Parley'Denied ,\Ilhouii Ahaiiiouteoed H:tt'tiesa tire submitteki Lons- wood planning r facilities. 4 S ei-i tee Ballots Decisive fly 1.17. MA'l'IIILI UV I I'lt) Winner in a close' na-c for the Group IV ('ounit'lt Ill 'ILO'stti) ' 5 uuiUuiiClpuI t'kttlnii uiia>' tiirugt uni five' uiI'si'litt'e builkils to he c-smtulo*t today at :30 jim., litTorduuig to tsR Clerk Nancy Political newe'ount'rs John A. Kuhn unit herbert McCauley arc two votes apart Kulin rectolved 72 %,ote.-I and McCauley. 70. Arthur Evans tuunt Jonu's I'Ierson rain unopposed for their Council eiats, Only 146 out of 716 registered voters in Oviedo east their loihI*,t_s - - ('ox only - lIgiiut itlans'.ser it) tile various IS -IiIk' (clii both uueii>'ors at (lit' ii Iipt't)iii51U iiit'vtiiig that tie %% nulit 501)0151 three alternate' tonuiing ctiuru. ii to feasibility cii (hi' tittiiu'allng tuive iiitiiti'et "i -Ii Ilutirt' considerably it Is to ha'. t' and ft'asiblt, t'cunouuuc'al L5 tipposeit idaiiis Wil st'ir*tte Ill, i i c'gitcunul j*I.utt Mill S'.ecfic*i tI taLl t'uUluctl Shout l(ttcttliIl did neil ask either ut' tacO Mit> ii Urea'.'. U if the's tius- isreit tile regional plami, the ubtise iiru;euils Mayor Swailtorut stressed eiiiphiiiti.'uu> that he huts never spoken %%Ith Slayor Brown 4,01%t,erning till) , negotiations tit it $t,lIit sn't'r system anti itt-titled 'somebody to trying to get itt Ken Drown It's not hurting Alticuuiwite, but It Is I ('unit's1 On I'g. hA ('iii Ii simply outlining ('1111110 ( rlNsworklpuzzle It t'rane I )t',tr Abby Editorial cor,unent Entertainiiwnt horoscope hIo'pitai notes nistiI .Soviet%. Sjx)rt.1%' Sliw,.-k l's' Q have tw3 ped. but his txxtv %v, i 1B fxind at the. . I3 -, Ing . The Araos first .n',jteci when they quarters in the Olyniptc ':tlbit" ebtiti rdav and touk mnother members of thu te*n m , hostage. Five t-tours Liter Bri: . -AA ,.Uge suspended the late af'A:r '"A noon anti evCr*ngs%Xlrts e'.entAlter an ambush of the t&r . rac r''rts ckfirteI and the Arai.----nine hoatagts. the ulled I(X' said it woe.mW meet after :'. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5d7b5a0754cadada7e3fc8d62c8f7d20.pdf 2b7cddc5e336f0d5daec93547e721d98 PDF Text Text , Rejected Suitor Slay s Four ing- of Ir Parents Kii llIing Divorcee Wa trFis K I 1 0 ri hr an ) n For m , F— r to r (J Br o tiier - ' , h. o. tot tI't , h".I I. 11,1sc III' I It h(II4t ti ht I t' Iis I II " ;;i,'I b't faiffi III if F,tt IIIIIt high ,f II It IF t. -,I ; -,r.rI rir it A 'I f rr .!P frt '!. .rV tgr t.r ;h • i#,r; A U tO1'l(11 '• I 1 t1,1 r H I. 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The pot-bellied little bear. pledging to fight fir a platform on the nomination hich mcluded hnc in every pot hen the delegates, aged 2 to . .uealed overbelmifll their ;ipprova in a voice vole. his oniy opponent was the Big Bad Wolf. who was norninated b% tits evil hudd%. the Wicked Witch But Valla Kolman. bo described herself as Winnie's conceded that the Wolf had a few supporters among the fl delegates from 71 cities, A ouple of 7 ,eir-olds hn are .i little nuwe carcistic .boot things voted for the Big Bad wolf but the were jwctt tell droned out. said Miss bolman of Chicago. Tlw yotingest delegate. 14-month-old Laune Schoggin of as not tken .n b the ol1 hoer in ntnnio Tc 51w was oneof Wsnnie' most lnal supporters innie the Pooh and o prelts OILl.&NI)O. Fl;. i Al'i Walt 1sn blOfldi Mole ttse sho from tickey Mo5 'knrkI.khrated its fit anniversaryover the weekend. But kC S.I(I he didn't mind s nominated for pceSi(kflt b 2O kiddie dck. Winnie gales t'. the LmPoolblican Convention" and then herl b visitors to the central Florida magic kingdom as DAVID W Niagda. sm of M- Sgt. and Mrs. John 2l-vearhd fln Disney World's attractive anibas ad Magda, 22 Gale eet has Sherry Swett, of Orlando. unveiled a "population sign" at the been assigned to Sheppard\1in Street railroad station Sunday. tho,ng how many AFB Tex after completing toitricts visited the $400 million amu.ser'it nt eoivplcx since u Air F orce has tr,lfllflM His wife. Deborah, is the daughter u Mr and Jsson, 101 East Roland TntrrcJItrrfrf • itxned l.i'd 0(1 1 11w first sear attendance figure was l0,12,99l. which far 41%veeded pre(tictions aml e% en surpassed last year's vtstlor count .it snc s inn established attraction in Chi1ornua lisrieyland. - ' newspapers who al pW to argue C.anney's case. on the 1eoutco1ne0tth8301 secret—even to make quasi. shine law, which equrea on have great significance the uct judicial decisions Involving public bodies to frOl bonedi throughout matters—under public business in Lb discipline The attorney gene 1 aked F1orid's government i sunshine la AM Gen Robert the court to accept hi mteL' r WWI S ectacula • Shevin told the Florida tioninthecaseasair doth LINOLEUM L U II court. Suprefl Court t day. It is clear beyon sei Shevin made the comments in a legal WO filed in a two-year dispute that the FlOidn 9X12 old case involving the Alachua legislature Intended tnqj $4.99 County School Board's cled county school boards 4thuthe door suspension of Michael scope of the governnt 1t iimlted Time R•. $7.00 said Shvjn. Cnne'. a former Gainesville sunshine lass The language of the *'ctfrs Is high School student disciplined clear Un q i for refusing to get a haircut The cotirt %%as recenily ftesl The Supreme Court in 1971 to set aside Its l9l dedsto by upheld Canne) ' suspension 333 57I os Saniord V but recently agreed to reopen two attorneys represcnng RUGS I.. e r V tt • - It. t _____________ 1:!. , ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS '1 Returns 0 or The P, -an Stand '. ren 10SE - orYou... •''' 'd- AW MR • STATE SENATE SEAT 17 •: - TS : ' - -- -- . • • Lisa - Lro rade Karen - Iduie L f,'.'- n NO rl In The Oct. 3 Run•Off Primiry D EM c '- a -: c . :- 9 -, — Masters Degree in Administration and -- David - La Elementary I II1M X It . GOPI Supervision Elementary 16 Ne. noticed or effective? holding the rope instead of running with it. 71wv didn't You're readina thii onel GIVE THE PEOPLE A VOICEI 17 Years Experience in Education k., Oviedo (Gr. 1-12) O-CL AD%, PAID by IOMMY A,,STCN CAMPAIGN AUTHOR SHUF PIRF ;DAN Teacher, Principal 99 Seminole High Asst Principal So. Sem Jr High Asst Principal FOR CONGRESS . i S IIIIII I r' sc 3" YOUR • means I column by 2 in. -They just stood there ches. Too small f or an ad to a - Who Stands MY ELECT TOMMY S r MY RECOR from her left ankle. "It was the first time I felt alive again," she said alter I reachingthe ndfhe an4wour ride. Her 16-sear-old son Mario. was waiting at the bottom help brake her descent along with another member of the famed Wallenda troupe. e Air Fla. expect me to be coming that contact with a live wire and fell happened JACKSONVILLE Wallenda, the 67-year-old i AP)— Two months after fast, so they took a little nde 60 feet. M rs. Guzmn and three ftcough the air before landing of their children were at the family patriarLh. suffered a fall ing her husband (all to his via tell circus %then the acrident two weeks ago in Detroit. high wire act, on the ground." she said. death in a cimis But the crowd of 6.000 at Allin circus Ottk on a catwalk 80 feet above Star Shrine Wic four Jacksonville's Coliseum broke GET ELECTED ground T'' her and cheers. children craning their necks to Into applause -It was the first time I havz "atch her. IF GOOD performed anything witIlcout m) --I 0mght I was going to ha%-e nervous breakdown just hwqband checking m) equip Iwould have hung around much \lrs Guiman But everyone longer, they would have had t0 was great and sohelpful The send me to the funny farm," second show went perfect" The daughter of Karl Wallen,Mrs. Guwmn said Saturday. just performed her da, founder of the "Fl)-ing WalShe had lerxias," Carla said she'll con.slide for life" for the first time tinue her act when the Shnne in public sinct Richard "Chico" (uzman was killed Jul) 28 at circus opens in Orlando this weekend. eehng, W. Va. Her husband as killed m the Wearing shimmering red and silver tights, Mrs. Guzman July accident as he was reachplummeted 300 feet down a thin trig to take his father-in-law's cable, suspended by a strap balance pole. lie came in ve r 0 Aert'a aliost N*ch, tyihr7 i'i/ -3A oun: 7 ssoci(i t ion Lyman High: Principal (9 Yrs.) — ' ii •s* .INS • Member First Baptist Church, Sanford Insco Speaks Out On The Issues: Insco is the only candidate who has had the courage to labelthe activities of Jane Fonda and Ramsey Clark for exactly what they are - treasonous! )9 . * Insco is the one candidate committed to restoring three brarches of government in America by halting the excesses of the Supreme Court. 1 * Insco is the one candidate who has come out against forced busing. * Insco is the one candidate who has come out against abolishing capital kNT Insco is the one candidate who will fight for a Constitutional Amendment to restore prayer to the classroom. - * Insco is the one candidate firmly committed against gun control. * Insco is the one candidate who will light welfare chiselers, t N U U o K) S Insco Is The Qualified Candidate: — * Insco is the only candidate with Congressional experience. Although only 42 years old, Insco has served as an Executive Assistant to three Republican Congressmen from Florida for the past eighteen years. * Insco is the one candidate who knows the problems the people have with the Federal bureaucracy and how to solve these problems - Solving problems is what he's been doing for the past 18 years! 1 1 • , , :• 4 erin ten ent 0 Is A Working Republican: SN s the one candidate who has devoted over 20 years to the Republican Party and to tile election of Republicans to public office. e in e oun 177 C 8C I ' * expanded vocational - technical programs a' * improved reading program C1 provide programs for the physically handicapped and the gifted Stands Up For You.11 . EY I Vote Insco for Congress on Tuesday Paid Political Adv. By Seminole County Bar Association C 00 S : * strong discipline * Insco travelled throughout the nation in 1968 as a member of the Nixon-Agnew campaign team. I 19 P11 P01 Mv. by 8. Swemn Dep. Comp Treas. I C Pol. Adv. Pd. info'd, Cinip. Treas. iA - - �Mondny. or 1"hrr 2. 12/2 'Ihi,afifor($ HraId lesfic Monday, October 2, 1972 4A—The Sanford Herald Editorial Comment Ve!ft 1 The Second Primary: A Critical Vote Once more the registered voters of Seminole County are being put to the test. It is a simple inc. This takes place tomorrow when the Second Primary is held. At this time th e close races for nomination for candidate of the parties will be decided The miserable percentage showing of turnout by voters in the First Primary is one which s about one-third shine makes Seminole County' when compared with the 20 per cent racked up in populous and powerful Orange County. This game with statistics is one which can be played with contradictory deductions in almost direct ratio to the objectives at which the con(lu1ons are aimed What is taking place in Seminole County at he two offices where voters can register for the inal cut -off on Oct. 7th of those who want to vote r. Nov. 7th is a case in point, For the number of new registrants continues with an indication that when the show -down election takes place th ere will be a turn -out which wil l be not only in terms of votes cast but in terms of th e registered voters who had the will to cart'y-th rough. This year the qualifications for registration :: simple :i this You live in Seminole 'ouzity and you will have reached your 18th birthday by Nov. 7 No time a! residency is required. All that s needed is the wish to vote and the trip to the voter r registration office either in Sanford, the county seat, or at the branch office in Seminole Plaza. This removal of barriers that formerly isted makes the non-registration by eligible voters even more reprehensive than ever. Indeed, if even the vaguest conception of what th e vote has cost and what it means 5 contemplated this apathy of the American itizen — it is nation-wide and not at all local— portrays a weakness which could prove to he fatal. Every vote that is cast by every citizen is, in essence, the creation of government. For this is the only time when the convictions of a citizen can be translated into action, Sapping the strength of this argument is the vote :'t'ling, held by entirely too many, that "my doesn't count." Of course it doesn't if you don't cast it. I your vote is in the minority, it still registers the kind of restraint which democracy heed and is more often than not th e opmust position balance which high-handed government must observe, It is this aspect which has stemmed the growing demand by citizens and civic, nonpartisan organiT.atlOns, that the elected officials - '- 6anforbfirralb hr - TELEPHONE B 322 2611 SANFORD. FLA 32771 :iO N FRENCH AVE.. WALTER A 31E LOW, Editor and Publisher WAYNE D DOYLE Advertising Director & Asst to Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE. Circulation General Manager ,JOHN A SPOLSKI, Associate Editor FRED VAN PELT WINIFRED F GIELOW Mana9'ing Editor Comptroller STAFFORD DERBY Editor of Editorial Pace ROY GREEN Advertising Manager GARY Sports CHARLES HAYS Mrchanical Supt 'TAYLOR Editor RALPH HAYS Camp Rnnm Fori'rnjin 4NE CASSELI3LRRY County irlitor ,ct'y Edtot BILL VINCENT 'nv RAY STEVENS Press Room Fo'f'rnan R15 WILLIAM~ [1 Other M,iI ¶ Po'.tiI 001 Year Same As Htrnr Delivery in Florida Anil $11s Si 70 Month 6 Months SiC 15 i rnos $20 00 -' .' Rc'qolations pr-ovide that alt mall subscriptions be I ' d In ,iclvo'ic e ill-red as •.etond I A' O S,into' d. F class matter October 27. 1910 as the Ppst - lot ida 3' 7'l -- - . part of an ma ief ,,,l news or advertising of this edition at Santotd Herald rridv be repradured in ariv rnanrH'r without ?ten permissucn of the publisher of The Herald An V in for such reproduction will be i.idui'l or firm to .'nsidt'rrd as intringing on The Herald's copyright and wiI be id liable for damage under the ifiw 'tilssh.'d dail cccpl Saturday. Sunnay and Christ mas t) ,P,e'(t ',.ilut day pvt'ceding Christmas - - 'Or Ph-' d iC is ,i rnt,mb r of the Aucite'd Press which is en 'li-C i'iciu5ivel t the „i' for reproduction of all the local news w onted in this the mighty and "Big Brether" takes over. When the totals are compiled, let it be SCCfl that Seminole County does not want to be governed by minority candidates chosen by a few to do the will of many. This is the final preliminary, a tune-up for the Super-PoliticalBowl in November. Make it a good one and one for which no alibis are needed l — ' - . - '" , - newspaj.wr Owners Win Zoning Plea Alter a six-month effort, property owners west of SR 427 in the city, were sut'res.s!ul last night in gaining unanimous agret'incnt (ruin the s.'it Cowwil to have their lani! ii'oned to the highest residential classification is the clt The agreement was reached following public heiuini: The city attorney was authorized to prepare an apprepi tat( ordinance to change the zoning. Also approved for change was the property in the -, Me area but abutting SR 427 to Il-I business district, a high t p' area commercial. The residential change was opposed b t)uil(ler' developer Albert ('lark of ('albert construction: Dr. Stitnle Rappaport: Dan ('arr, who identified himself as a partner of Allen Pyle, who wished to develop the lthppaport property into duplexes, and a few others. For the most part property owners in the area indicated they wished to keep duplex construction down on their "virgin land" and dcircd to stop "215" building there. Representation Asked preserve tranquility and rid the republic of corruption. Mag.suysay accomplished the same results between 1950 and his untimely dea th at 49 in a March 17, 1957, airplane acident with a shrewd and night to prepare for adoption a resolution asking representation for the cities of South Seminole County on the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council. Davis's stand-in. Ned Julian Jr., was similarly instructed to prepare a like resolution by the Altamonte Springs City Council earlier this week. Brown reiterated his position that lien Ward of the Council, who is supposed to be representing the cities of Seminole County. is not doing so. He asked that copies of the resolution, when adopted, be forwarded to the appropriate state and federal agencies, as well as the cities of the six county planning area and the planning council itself. Notebook If ____________ ________ owes iV. DAVID POLING ' --- utvu1c'u 1*11* Iii Uit iUII moral and hardheaded leadership. If you have spent 'nucti time in the Philippines -— DOAkP1N6 PI'1 ON 'D1' Pi- Own. For too long, h rker wo in 1 every Save Our Planet • • West Germany Environment Slipping Despite the pleasant face put on by Germany in staging the 20th Olympic Games, the environment of that European country isn't really that pleasantMore than $600 million was spent to build facilities to host the games. Some of that money could have been spent on dealing with environmental problems of that nation. Views of the vurious unusual structures put up b the West Cermans long will stick in American eyes. But there are many th in gs which weren 't seen. —Thi' Rhine River is now practically an open sewer with industrial discharges of various kinds going into it. Fish are unable to live in Brown reaffirmed that the building-sewer connection moratorium, called by state authorities, has no effect on the City of Longwood. "We do not have a sewer system at this point and our new one when built provides for tertiary treatment as required by the state," Brown said. A friend return I fX.11ijo trading posts in Arizona was stunned y tb that craftsmen were getting for their w I F. blankets. siler and turquoise jewelry v e bt Fifth Avenue prices. A blanket he could I ye Pid '.ix years ago had risen tenfold in price. et C711- really unhappy. COflF menting, "These Lftlri' finally getting paid for what they are wor ." Tur has come to recognize the skills and tali t of r'k, But more than this. millions are gaini a Ir.ittIve on life as they appreciate the mt Lngr_- others as well as their I, Sfl)E • SiR it Germans live In areas with no needs 5,000 nt'te sewage all. Germany sewer systems at ciispcJEal plants —Much tap water in Germany Is undrinkable because of pollution — Air pollution is serious in various parts of the' count!'. 1.ast year, Knappsack, a community of 2.500 persons near cologne, was evacuated because omissions from four near —About 14 million West industr ial combines had become unbearable and probably dangerous as well, —Some 30.000 tons of salt now into the Rhine every day from potash mines despite an International agreement to restrict the runoff. —An estimated 13 million tons of warmed water is discharged from industrial cooling plants Into the Rhine daily, —Other rivers which connect to the Rhine are polluted, such as the Neckar River. Air pollution has shaken up the doctors of Germany's profitable Ruhr region. A recent report said that "children growing up in the Hulir lag six months behuit the physical development of those who liveui the clean air of the North Seacoast." The doctors are limited to simply prescribing extra vitamin I) to deal with the stunted growth. Vitamin D makes up for the lack of sunlight blocked out by inostrial smoke and smog. West Berlin 15 choking under a yearly tota l of &Xi,000 tons of refuse. The isolated area has little room for expansion of dump sites. New techniques are needed to bike care' of the rubbish. 0 Altamonte Springs itn G ce don e31 61075 Fern Park E Estates Goldenrod (asfbrook Marilyn &s don • .t ' farmers, laborer s, raft, ' uple familiar with nets and sails, at tium with and nails God was a Creator and thr 'Lil llLs,,. % were called to be coworkers. And tIc term '101 appears again and again in th e k'tterl Of couid cut and trim Finance Courses Two courses dealing in personal finances will be offered by project "Greatest" in with Seminole cooperation Junior College adult ed ucation division. 'Wills and Esta tes" will be offered on Tuesday mornings for 10 weeks at 9 a.m. and an 031 Bear Lake Forest City Ann R ile v 131 9959 Casselberry Tangievvood .,ilPy Ni ble clo 538 71se 5 Ctwiuota Liz Mathieux 3120S 69 7 5 Lake Mary Ann J!) 8701 Lke Monroe 32 2 261 , Longwood Ann Riley J% 9.91,9 Winter Springs Mary Hyø?t 838 S OeilonaDellary Enherpri%4 Ce.rI Allen Bi EDWARD NEILAN Copley News Service Another WASHINGTON government department has entered the risky field of predicting what it takes to have a successful marriage. ii. few weeks ago the Department of Housing and Urban Development said home ownership was the key to homeowning wedded bliss couples had a better chance — - than renters for a happy IT—c. Colored Community J 4 . 54t Good (i,i'i'nce ¶,nvd” 377 464 Geneva Oviedo Sta via Li: Mathieus 319 5205 Now along comes the Bureau of the Census, part of the U.S. Department of Commerce, with the flat statement that high Income and high educntlona level provide the winning combination for marital sue- Paycheck married univ once. The survey shused that the proportion of first marriages ending in divorce has risen sharply since the mid-1950s. The survey said that of the 49 million married women in the United States in 1971, 15.9 had million or 32 per cent ce)ettated the 25th anniversary of their marriage; 1.2milhion—. or 2.5 per cent— had celebrated their bOth anniversary. Half of the married women In 1971 who were still In their first marriage had been married less than 16.5 years. The report Is the first extensive study on the marital history experiences of American men and w,nen published since 1967. - - ntPf' ECKER D DRUGS - -- unportant Uem3tn iw coin: will 'g s a tire or passage w ore plement a new charter. is sulniiittcd to the people for 11w mayor, since he t()k itratification. office for a split one-year term Attorney S. Joseph Davis In early December. has pursued('it)' since work lwgnn on (lit' a new charter, insisting that Jr., charter, has favored taking new tinder the 1923 document iiiiiended some 13 times over lt tO (he I A'gklnture rather than the years, the offi ce of mayor following (he 1,rovkiiii;s of lionierule. I)avis reported to the has1ttthe or no power. ni glit Thursday 10 hoard Atone time during the j)ast letter reading a months he likened himself to a hns ever, liv assistami1 attorney miii trainman without power even to from could ring the bell and the authority general, that the charter honierule. of he' adopted under only to listen to the ''gripes'' opinion was nut an ufficinI thepeople. In moments of levity the letter state(l. he termed himself a ''ding-a- one. the Brown told (lii' Iiard hing'' mayor. lost night, flru ii said 'I')iursdav jititruimig liii' tirti.'r 'nothing should hi' shoved lion gotten bogged nlowii in (lie' PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY OPIPI SUPIDAY t1 WIfYDAfc '? _________________ ____________________ ____________________ __________________ I!??ilY1!1LII 7 __________________ __________________ SUPPORT COUNT ____________________ Nil HOSE 1k-& PANTY SuPPORT WITH SPANOU GILLETTE _____ - - PLATINUM PLUS BLADES ' prr, 5 1iYIT I SOUR . .. BOC.f IAN , ( 9 " - YOUR WHIlt ON WPAR suppoor U(T A tOT ' . lPiLlP 1 REG. - " 2.992 H-.- Employ Handicapped VO-5 TBODY SHIRTS NATURAL ONE / Month Proclaimed MEN'S IN HAIR SPRAY l(ot.ert E. I )achn, Senilmdc caniiut fuid a jobecausehe ('ounty Eiiiploy (lie' han - can't reati (lit' help wanted dicapped chuiriiian, and Ralph signs or street signs in looking Prescott, ;iianager, Florida (or employment. Education is State Eiiiploytiient Service, (lie answer In these cases. announced that the' month of Florida's excellent prngratii of by I 'res itiemitta I contliiuing education at (lie (t oher proclamation Is hiP1 - the muIut1ev*'1 Is PaYinit off in this llandtcappetl MOfltIi. "its is me a'ci. 25th anniversary of the National Employ the Han(licapped program. The purpose of the imumtli is to make the business community aware that the handicapped make good workers. Records ha ii dl capped that prove st orkers have better attendance records than do the non. handicapped. Often they have skills not found in regular labor markets. One fact often overlooked is that the handicapped person does not look u po n himself as handicapped and does not want spe cial consideration. lie' wants to make it on his own. '2 III G 0' TO P40(0 oi i4ASO I ' 99 I C LIST 49c REG. 3.99 . ROLLS OF 1 2 - - - 2 1 ( I UM) ' - '- MR -" - / - - -B-U bKLL AR - - -" HC()() HAS c'00Q GLASS - 3 I IIF1 PIANO SPIlLS POSiTiON 5191 PAN IhPlTS V REG. Reg. 3 for 33c 3 B - PEPPERMINT ANTACID 24C ~MnKFR WAGON - . 24.99 1999 or LIMIT 3 . NEW 14 or. HOLDS '- THREE H.P. 20 INCH CUT "i. POWER MOWER AND CONDITIONS ALBERTO BALSAM .' BRIGGS AND STRATTON ENGINE- 1 to 3 HAIR SPRAY INCH HEIGHT CUT category of the educationally handicapped. Often a person AA99 -.. LIST $225 109 LIMIT DEDICATED LEADERSHIP Offered 'Investments" class will be at 9 Th ursdays. Ro th classes will be held at First Federal Savings and Loan offices second floor, locat ed on lIt. 436 in Altamonte Springs. Registration will take place at the first session ci f each class and is offered at no charge. REG 5988 t2 — -- - 4 ox ctirr)FT Harold F. _A REELECT JOHNSON PI4ACTXING ATTORNEY to SEMINOLE COUNTY JUDGE GROUP 2 -- - BERRY'S WOOL I EXPERIENCED II II "I Tuesday, October 3 is Seminole county 's day of decision.... if you want an effective and concerned voice in Tallahassee, 4M0MOW WHAT CAN YOU DO? • I-.1 -L •-, I - f - i • -'-' I ill N. - / - "Here's good news'Mvjii - our group of show bi Sl'j of show bit wppocf .111' 0 51 Elect the ONLY man you can contact with a local phone call. • Elect the ONLY man who Is trained and experienced In law. • KEN LEFFLER Fold -i Elect the ONLY Seminole County man running for House Seat 34. .Elect your neighbor In Lake Mary. 1b,HIAI'ir supporters olwtod of - FAIR - CAPABLE HONEST Helps The Most old and the family Income was If you and your spouse are less than 15,000. both partners college graduates with a family had been married only once. This was true in 77.2 per cent income of more than $15,000 a year, you have a relatively good of households where the family chance at a successful first income was $5,000 to $9,999; 80,8 marriage," according to the per cent of those with an income report b the department's of 110,000 to 134,000, and 83 per Social and Economic Statistics cent of those with an income of $15,000 or more. Administration. The report said both partners "The higher the family income and the educational level had been married only once in of a husband and wife, the 75 per cent of the households greater the likelihood of both where neither the husband nor -marrying only once," the wile was a high school graduate. the report said. But in 83.1 per cent of the The report Is based on a June. 1971, study sponsored by the households where the husband National institute of Child and the wife had graduated Health and Human Develop- from high school and in 90,4 per ment. It shows that In 71.7 per cent of those where both partcent of the households where ners were college graduates, the husband was 35 to 54 years h und and wife had been cess. Mn"y lii! I qoir sufficient time this year -- %% lilt elections due shortly and other itidlented tile canvas with thi' best of I Marital Harmony A ------- pit i'lYI Ii,ri Councilmen E. E. Williamson has sponsored this project, insisting that areas already within the city be given better service before water connections are provided to new areas. ii Herald Area Correspondents ri $1,622.35. craft lnal people. housewives out Yt'i i Bids were authorized to upgrade water lines to the Warrib.d in the poem above. trades. Busine.s of field to run running ° he Channel 2 sports the ball,'' t director luIIhW1d nisu ti Tile chief • - Longdale area to provide better service and water pressure. City Supt. Ralph Fisher estimated the cost of the new lines at But today a lot c pCO$ l ooking for the hoe. the hammer and the eId to give balance to their n to flings of art and handilives and exprt' and librarians. t enti at, ysitters. all want to enlarge their person W'ii. ning a skill or develop' ing a handicraft lusPe much more than a diversiun or hobby, rat ..nc of one's life and world. The Christian cunu!,. much of its influence and growth to Ow tive cmriding it always has had rk, toward labor a n d followers of Jesus were Ptlfl tiqhIP11% (1011lurell 0 Water Line Bids id las the crusher that bowed One needs to catalog of a local cornmunity college u echn:t,,i to see the dozens of classes and cour: off Ita' mechanical arts and '. charter is dolle properly and r i ght,,, 11r o wn sold. "Now we I9 26 - handicapped is the much larger V . S sork session during (lie morning hours. said there just - Aside from the physical and One story concerns a Magsaysay visit to a small Cebu city where serious health and food problems gripped much of the populace. There No Moratorium Here t:u i, :'.e etghttft4fl('S he leans I pon 1u ho and at the çjround, The ernpa7le.s f 09&z face. Arid on i t ek o f the u'orid A ut hor [yiknotra - whether in the modern environs of Manila or the jungle vilitiges of Cebu, you must have conic away with fantastic stories of Miitcaysay's successful efforts in the interests of his people. t'll i U - PLASTI-LINER F nENTURE RELINER - City Attorney S. Joseph Davis Jr. was authorized las Va of Work s Expression ___________ J - L011' , ' ?lIcs r%liiliit viiiII. down (lie throats of (he people Brown. as lie told l"he Herald early yesterday morning and then Inter the City Council at Ordinance setting the city's budget for the new enr to begin Nov. 1 at a record $65l,S570 ias adopted on twit consecutive readings by the City CouncilThursday night.' Tax rate was retained at 3.97 mills, the same rate levied for several years. The new budget includes allocation of $152,435 for the police department, up 52 per cent over the current year and substantial increases in salaries particularly of supervisory personnel. Salar of City Supt. Ralph Fisher was set at $10.000 as were those of Police Chief H. E. Sweat and Fire (hid Carl Lommler. In early btslget sessions, I.oniniler's salary was reduced to $9,100 but yesterday morning in a concluding session, the Council unanimously agreed to the $10,000 figure. The wages of City (1,rk Onnie Shoninte, a veteran of 14 years service with the city. were hiked from $5,&10 to $8,000, __________ to il lh DONNA ESTFS ' ) necessary Charter Tabled the eIt' Adequate time I ,ONGW(XTh - No ot)Jcctofl should be allowed to hold ('till was hearth ('rein members of the public hearings and sufficient City ('ouncil to Mayer Kenneth information session, to coniBrown's recointiiinentintlofl pkte'y infotin the voters of the (lint all further discussion on a romntiitmtiity of the unti1iit of the new charter for the city cease charter before a r e ferendum 1% until alter the first of the new i-ailed, he said. Actions determine from talks with th IS Solar It is not the insistence governmem and the delays: ° standards whi h re g ulating agencies take in • n *a be licensed. Wh Cl T de rningly endless court battles S It IS :1w Correct. i the whetht'r s over S It IS the ete al interpreting what the regulations and tand1rth" have been agreed on, The regulatio1 st and rulings are frequent1 ar plants cannot be certai* so vague th' buile compliance, thus leading to when they ;re an ore work can begin and frustratingl' longne hCf also after c u nstrutho*r way. cmrt SOflie men in the Atomic endh m 1)""' ately. COnW about in li er v Ct nison groups are not brought part ccfluse into the discussiOns enough in the game. Some rnmentalist groups use the companies insist C. not expecting to win court battles as a Zith' reporter has talked to on Never th er'. another dct if there were thorough disone side or cussions on prnpaIa!'tb0n5 early in the proced tire ialnng uift motr '.tandards and objectives there would te fa 1es~ut about in court. as of toda. 80 topics in AEC offictalc say the regulate' ptoèe fth nuclear standards are urgently needt'.i. company plan' It canIf that is so then not know what snda n'c-t It has no way of pre. paring its plar.slthTtaIfltY that when they are made they w cne c prova1. It means plannin in the dark Even in th-& inst're standards have bt'er determined. The tuat' much better. A review o indicates that regulatory 81 approved uc 'ar ompliance with 40 Those tar guides are nt'tl regulatory guid s ar rt developed. They are "Planned I ---------- ------ of R RAY CROMLFV F objection By DONNA FTI-S Issile The man raised the morale of compromising attack he made medicine W adequate R JOHN PNKF.RMAN available and there were Filipinos everywhere, a people on the Huks who were at FIIOr, Cnple News Service to take over his nation What the troubled people of warehouses of food nearby — long dedicated to freedom and a tempting the Philippine Islands need but they were the prize pawns people long friendly to the i n the name of communism. He practically wiped out t these days is another Ramon of corrupt officials and black- United States, even under the marketing commercial men, most trying conditions — as Huk establishment, reducing Magsaysay. exhibited b their effective their hard -core force from Beset by corruption iii all including some Americans. of 20.000 to 300 just before his harassment e officials guerrilla fired th Mzigsaysay levels of government and living an four years in under martial law edicts that on the spot, ordered th e arrest Japanese occupation forces death in less th the presidency. He won new could continue for many of the dealers in profit at the from I42 to 1945, respect for the national peasant Bu t. Magsaysay's greater a new sery , put in months, even years. th e Asian eense of mi whereas the Huks was in government th outsider — to e ators chosen fame tr republic of over 1,000 islands is corps of adminis facing some of the same from the local area and within the manner he converted the had captured peasant cin'er it experienced in the 24 hours had much needed food soft and humane approach used pathy in thr ineffective j r c' ci in late 194s and earls' '50s during and rnt'dicirws distributed to in dealing with his unfortunate mini st r countrymen to the tough un- Mngsaysa those in need the Initial years of freedom granted July 4. 1946, by the United States. / NAVY TO was then that the Corn munist movement known • Huks iHukbaiahapi built up a WDMw' terror force of over 20.000 men — and many say President Ferdinand Marco's troubles today open the door to a new revolutionary effort by the Iluks — and came wi thin an " eyelash of taking over Manila, the national capital. It wits Uteri, too, that _11L AL 1 ag sij) n President displayed the moral, physical and social leadership that has ____________________ endeared him to Filipinos -. everywhere. Today, ineptness - _______________ and corruption in the highest circles have created a situation that cries out for another nina (if Magsaysay's caliber. Marcos says today that ti rn-test of government officials, newspaper publ ishers and other people in high places. plus censorship and other trappings of martial law, all art' B)' HERB LAWRENCE ('.opley News Service Month Longwood a - bn paid to the United Not enough power and fuel in States cxtraordInai "1 r14)electric he bind we shall be in If 1() -" the next 1() j ng(s in handling the problem we don't make p TfliSSiOfl predicts the deman The Federal 'mhle from 1970 to 1980 am for electric ene double again in 110 es than 15 per cent of the si need Nuclear power 19I to supply 2S per cent electric p t'r in in l98I and ball by I the decade just The esti )atedne petroleum in ahead Is aimost $5 nuclear power plants get Yet appitcatloes r'r years hogged the environmentalists, They The blanie is oiei au( rd5 impossible or too edemand. it Is ç;:rnent doesn't face the re49 p.iiç to Mani a: One Magsaysay In Needed - Heads Into Etricity Bind Counc nature being what it is-- until it sits in the seats of A Changing World JR Staff Photographer SUBSCRIPTION RATES 3Sc WeeIK 59 00 Months Delivery must not only be responsive but must be held accountable. In the voting tomorrow, registered voters will have the opportunity to settle races on the kcal level which will allow the kind of choices which make the November balloting meaningful. Non-voters cast negative ballots Non-voting opens the door for minority government. Nonvoting is the kind of evil which grows--human ri No Comment A p;IIsc.l Ad;. ampaignI;, by Elect KEN LEFFLER to serve you In the Florida Legislature (louse Seat 34, Republican). NATIVE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY • GRADUATED FROM STETSON UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW LLB 1959 PRACTICED LAW IN SEMINOLE COUNTY 13 YEARS SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS A 7TORNE V FOR 10 YEARS PRESENT SMINOLE COUNTY PROSECW'OR on Oct. 3rd Appreciated YOUR VOTE Pd. Pot. Adv. by Erma Iitlthtmem I �Ob Monda,. rh rirfr,r(I rId 6A—The Sanford Herald 2,197 Seminole p Calendar FROZEN ? (Oct Lnngrw4 Area (hamt.r if (mmprce, A p m., Civic leagu. FOOD )'IIIIiinIl, SALE Ott. l.i6nq (lob, r.rw'n, Hnuv' flirt'H'r ff' nuaI nernhdr hip r Woman'; '.Imflnt,' prtnIL 'n1rnIrn'. 1) SUPIRIRAND _ FUDGE BARS 3 pV 88 I12-CT. H Dinners 2 I TURKEY ORO oYo IYPON S SAND'C Barbecue 'PlC, 88C SAVE 5AY1 12e DIRIANA POLY BAG StEW VIGITAILES 01 CUT '°' QQc PiGS 1. Sc, 88C HAWAIIAN 0$ VERY Silly Punch 6 PRICES GOOD MONDAY OCT. 2 THRU WEDNESDAY OCT. 4 PIES BAKED FRESH DAILY AT 25th ST. WINN DIXIE PRICES GOOD MONDAY OCT. 2 THRU WEDNESDAY OCT. 4 88C :s 1 Margarine . 6 LI SUJIMS Pit 88C PkGS SAVE 29 C r PAN 1101 PlUSH , (ut4iry listrict. 88C Puppies 3 SAVE I SAVE Sam Griffin. tnterict district ivernor from Hernando High i1(JO pr-!s ided iVer the iurkshups jenerat wssions, imid Rot..arwn.s (ruin all over the in participated listrtct pr.ivtiling the .irrtrngernent3. PICHS COFFEE Rich . 2 ots 88C II IN IRISH FROZEN 5(1 toot PIGS Denies 3 & STRAW 88c TASTE0 SEA SMALL 11511 Sticks 2 1 ., 88C DIRIANA POLY BAG (0$ SAVE 12c LANDS, MUSTARDS OP ../loo't ISos TUflipSiics 88' ) COPELAND ALL MEAT POLY SAG SHOESTRING PIEPdC,1 S POTATOES Black Pepper. . . JIFFY FUDGE Brownie Mix.. 2 4 ,,4 CA Dli MONTE PINE 59c S ci PIGS Muffin Dry Fry Mix.. 2 4 PAN 1½-L1 PKOS. $ PIGS Apple Sauce PIG .. . . . . . . IAR C AN S $100 . . . JAR J Al 46 o , (*14 Tomato Juice... 75c Cherry Pie Mix 55c • 'lopping CAN $100 "°' 4 • 22ot BOTTLE 67c Dinner Franks 20o: z' 61c fl°' Sin 61c ...• Knockwurst loll .. Pork Sausage • . . . Spray Starch Bubble Bath II ( £ . Saniflush CAN FOR BAG SU * • 17 . • $489 47c $6 op SIZE . . . .. OSCAR MATER Aerowax • . . • • SIZE Wieners 89c Fab Detergent . ' PiG Snack ,LJT l •S 14-01 JINO £ 511*1 SAUSAGE 01 izza urger 99c Fish Sticks.. ..2 • PLUMIOSE CANNED (NEEDS NO RIP RIC.E RATIONI LII OIlMAN : : • • WUL T I I T9PL•UE yALUE STAMPS 0141 72 of P&G ••• WITH CHEESE L. ainesuurgers i ff —fr . .O0D YPIRL) • $ st&s: THREE tOot PiGS • CIACIIP4 C,00D • Toaster Pastries : r,(y)1 NO 2 ...A....... . : 1141U cx' • • -' FI/ : Ei1i1 ' T 9PVALUE TAMPS 99c C'Iioc. Cookies.. ' 1• • • wO6 ,a, PIGS (IACPIP4 QO'JO I TOP J OP-Pt 71., CAN 0 COld GOOD P4PU OCT 0 GOOD 1,41u 'XI I rrri U LIAIJ I VALUE STAMPS Fourgcne Cheese Curls 1 3.• ••••.s.• ...... — ........L ........ I 117 99c NABISCO CREAM SANDWICH creo..... TOP VALUE STAMPS ONE tO LI PIG W 0 BR AND PUll P. 0 a I _7117"AL PREtZEl QUEEN Meat Dinners Ground Beef 53c Cookies... . *110W TRASH PILLSBURY 88c I 311C-1— AMPs i 1ALJ.! 1.ST A MPS : LT!J T9!,Y4LU! o GALLONS : • TWO II PIGS W 0 BRAND All Meat Bologna GOOD THRU OC 1 • s 1 CI Will • 01 SUPtlgtAt4D ICI CRIAM or 111,11111111311 GOOD IHNU Oct I 6 1 I 'R TWO HOWARD 3 0P4P-PSOP S .... NC.P' s'. ILl IYER Biscuits........ :'-. n g', -intl riwvII $ 'III 69c 39' 23c ..z I: : ILUPIEIR' • Tocistees CPOOD THRU OCT -- TOP VALUE STAMPS I , VIRGINIA PItROShI P,O Io* 1214 Haddock Fillet U~.'NOV THRU Oct I I Na 10.- S.fci. It CQ$$4 LUllS $114757 Ca11.b.u',. -•wu••s.•. t- 419 E. FIRST ST. '(U rt tIi OUR TOP VA LUE sTAMs HALF THRIFTY MAID SANFORD 1 I 419 E. FIRST ST. •i CIAClIN ,)OCC' & !S Can Liners U1!AJJ '.. t05(CS1 can flTdkI3 it easier to adjust to your new )t GOOD YPilu OCT I FRENCH AVE. & 2 5th. ST. FRENCH AVE. & 25th. 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JIM DANDY 25 LI $2 59 37c FOR rISHES F A 11 TIE S S 71c Green Beans 4 6ci35c alI((ii IILI. sous - .. -- - - QUART DIXIE WHIP PIG • • 67c Apple Sauce... 5LA.IRUIP4 Syrup. 99c A. MUSSEL AAA N Grape Jelly.... ' 6 ci '68 CY . MLJSS'&UA14 CHUNK "' °' 3 UN GIANT KITCHEN SLICED OP FlINCH Tea Bags. 33c . • Dh MONTI TENDF1FAF '°' . . . . . . . . CAN WELCH S Buy O5E 0Oct $1 43 Instant Coffee.. 33 JIFFY HONEY DATE . 67c Apple Juice Kosher Dills . . . . MAZ.s 1.1 AJAX - CRACIIN GOOD QUICK PIOZIN 1291 Attend thomdi 1cDonikt. Ernest Elsea. terry Winn. John Woodrzff, and Jan ',Icher, Al from Sanford. ),IrtIIpa(etI in the district [uteract workshop at unp titary in ;'iubitrTttlali this past .ekern1. I nteract officeri, club riembtTrl, fmcuity iponsuri. irtd Rotary iponsuri from kwer 15 ugh i.hiiols throughout Central Hurub ,ittendt-tl .i two.l a y leadership training 'orkshup sponsored by the S 88c Pie... 3 - ri.giry MRS SMITH 5 PUUPIIN 26o, Bells ;iiti1 Dfl.1 Lt Workshop SAVE 22c - liti i1 .mnurnIty [.br:iri il'113I(1i)tt P!,izi. Interact POT PIES If( it 411r 51' . . . . OCOMA CHICKEN, BEEF OR TURKEY SAVE )41. LI ili'tiI)fl ,1 2 PI GS i40'll'I -iitr'hiuip, ') -i m a'tntnnIe PfPPEPIDGI FAIN APPLE 01 CHINE Tarts 3 .WV 4 1)WU 88 Corn .i i• ruuIn.Ii4tT - - v ;n • .i ! 1t1i iflit COLONIAL CHOCOLATI MISS FOOD of COCONUT '°' • CAKE SAVE 31, - -: SAY! %1c Cake n'nrp(ir•Itnn IM DISF STORES virch 88C PGS SALUTE YOU WITH AN.. OUR MANAGERS sIr Ay if 0 SAIS11II OCOM.A CP4ICIIN L 7Jn• Reserved chItttt).'r '41.srj ,,i 4 'icJritI / fl neo,liro t.iiit'fl?.' '14111 I1 5Øc SAVE - 'i .&'r.': .iI SANFORD HILD* bI SI5 D.ltcim, - �ftp 8A—The Saniord Herald Police Investigate Shooting 'I -— U Pair Held On R ape - Charge T flobertClaryHop'e,43,of 1413 hch indic ated she had been and Mtl!er are at the county jail. South Locust Avenue, Sanford, 5t'i,ltjiflCS. Both Byrd without bond was charged Saturday night with aggravated assault in the shooting of Richard Treharn, A 4 I ••.3 'I L - reported she was — Robbery 0 xetd leg and in the chest with slugs from a .38 caliber pistol. — was removed to Seminole Memorial Hospital and was reported in good" condition this morning by a hospital spokesman. Lykens said he did not know all the Treharn -. c ' Mr and 'tr . — . . - '1 rt('aunty Road Runners C. It (lot., there will al-up i' a t,t'u,uty - :.': : - .. ' . " . - -4 '.., . - fitlt'St, -. hc'ilul.'d for Sunday, Oct. 29, from 10 a in. to 6 p.m. at ,?Ifor(l ('Me ('enter. • /.. .. - , T ted . . - .•. . . ..' - - - fey, 2444 Sanford Ave . WI ' Dachn (left)and John Krider worked with steering committee to raise funds for new building, Staff Photo I United Fund (7.ntestnnts are needed' Applicants must be single ana between the ages of 16 and 21, The queen will receive a crown, Enter G ui l ty Pleas I - BN MARION BET11KA — Inc.. Sanford. The wedding will tie an event of Ian 13, 1973, it I 18 t flirt stian Mk,qlnnarv Alliance (Thiwrh, Sanford m count, possession of sa vinmis hand a nti treasure ifJ1 tr a the defendant is remanded t ding last Friday, with the ac- prossed. A PSI was ordered and aiding in the concealment of cused either entering guilty the defendant released on stolen property, pleaded guilty pleas, having their cases recognizance. to the lesser offense of atdropped or continued. (',uv Denny, charged with tempted concealment of stolen Carl Neal, charged in four breaking and entering with property. lfl• two-count separate intent to commit a felony and formations of robber and t' grand larceny, pleaded guilty to of a firearm in commission of a the lesser offense of the first felony, pleaded guilty as count; breaking and entering Dy ANN SIECZKOWSKI which Mother Wilson is pastor. charged in two of the in- with intent to commit a The home was founded in 1946. formations to both counts in misdemeanor. The state nolle ..To provide shelter and Gradually enlarged and tin- each. Judge Salfi ordered a prossed the second count and nursing care in a contest of proved, it now has a capacity presentence investigation the defendant is under PSI. Christian love and concern for and remanded the for SO patiens, with a total of 26 1 PSI Robert Chapman, charged aged and handicapped persons defendant to custody. The state currently registered there. with possession of cannabis without regard for race, color, (dropped) prossed ap- nolle years, Over the sativa L. plead guilty to the creed or national origin, and at other the to O0 persons have charges in proximately - lesser included offense of the most reasonable rates." known the love and care of the formations, possession of less than five A co-defendant, Elisha This Is the purpose of the team of 'Good Samaritans" grams. Chapman Is remanded Good Samaritan Home, located under the leadership of Mother Partner, also facing the same to custody pending PSI. at 804 Mulberry Avenue in charges, pleaded guilty as Wilson. James Grace, charged with Sanford and supported in part In addition to the care charged In two of the in aggravated assault, pleaded by United Fund of Seminole provided at the main building, formations to both counts in guilty to the lesser offense of County. there is a shelter for homeless each. A PSI was ordered and assault and battery. He is On May 3, all residents of the children and a day care center the defendant remanded to released on recognizance upon old building housing the Good for children of working parents. custod) The state nolle prossed special conditions which are Samaritan Home were moved This facility is called 'Rest the other two counts. that he be remanded to custody Into the new building This Haven". Darlene Sirtoli was charged upon weekends for three weeks. building was made possible Additionally, there is a with a two-count information of A PSI was ordered. through the determination, storehouse In which is gathered possession of a prohibited drug Rollie Barber, charged with endless how's of work and every sort of useful material and carrying a concealed breaking and entering with pleading, and prayers of great Elderly, Children MOTHER Mrs. Raymond Duncan welcomes new teachers ('hervl Brown, from Kentucky, and Robert I)eyling. Ohio. to Bear CLINK' Ike Elementary School. i Ann Riley is Medallion Dispenser Yvonne Fryer, ho Is the irs-County Queen and was also state queen last year. For information call Yvonne at 322-7283 Club the "Out'en For i l)'u" R 't will t'txsrdin'tte beauty pageant which will take place Oct. 29 at YVONNE FRYER, 1972 .te C. B. lth(llo ' . Photo) hurry' Time is running out' Sanford Civic ('enter. Given Loving Care V ck i With Krider all the way and serving also as the keeper of the Home in any way, please call 322..331 or donate to the United Fund. p , - parent tape - Exchanue Vows the office favorite. p.sns.r when open, paperweight ;- , - Miss Vicki L)-nn Gage and Bernard C. Harbour were united in 1101)' Matrimony, Aug. 19, 1972, at hubbard Chapel Garden. Denton, Texas. David ('a.skey officiated at the nuptial ceremony. . Attending the brideas maid of honor was her sister, Miss Cathy Gage, Barry Moors of Gilmer, Texas, served the bridegroom as best man. MONTHLY at By: ' $1.23 p•r ton 01111". Following a wedding trip to t,azatlan, Mexico, the newlyweds are making their home in Denton where both are students at North Texas State Uni"ersity. -- - MRS. BERNARD C. 5- oo Wool""OtuJO. %A- - BARBOUI( Way, Maitland, from 10:00 a. fgIr!mull in. to i:00 P. m All past, present and -I ELECT nrnsra.'tivp members will Mrs. Marshall Dancy Jr. Deat11int RequesL for women's news and photo coverage I parties, clubs, etc.) shou:d be made at least a week in ___ WILLIAM P. "BUD" LAYER advance. Engagement and wedding forms, available at The Herald office, should be accompanied by a black and white glossy studio photo at days before least five desired publication date. SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT Doris Williams. i 71 Society Editor THE CONFUSION Marie Chillemni, a student at the scrool who won a silver medal in the Free Form Acrobatics Division of the Special Olympies for handicapped Children in Santa Monica. Calif.. will entertain the guests. Good Foundation JACKSONVILLE, Fla. r (AP)— A series of medical examinations and debriefings begin today for Navy Lt. Mark Gartley of Dunedin. Fbi., freed after four years in North Vietnam prisons. FOR LEADERSHIP "This is really coming borne," Gartley said after stepping off an Air Force plane at Jacksonville Naval Air Station Sunday. "Even though I was in the U.S., I was still anticipating coming from New York to my home state of Florida. I really feel good." He told newsmen he couldn't elaborate on a press conference held earlier in the day at New York, lere 1w declared he was 'sypriwn w 7 9 12 m inch 'QC - 104 inch E. FIRST ST WS TERCHARGE STORE HOURS 20C EACH BANK AMER I CARD 9 TO 5:30 EACH DAY NEW MANAGER $ ALE STRETCH TERRY POLYESTER CREPE PRINTS Wa', .iJ13 Were 3.99 Now 199 N I 1 10 'Id. COTTON DUCK TURBO ACRYLICS i. I .1 4 54' wide Machine Washable 4. POLYESTER VOILES and POLYESTER & COTTON BLENDS S1tiai'u' 1)a, ll,sillgr' ri Put Some Fun In YOM* Life Who sqI.4are dances"! You'd be surprised! i-i Cuiiit' and see' Square dancing has grown out of the bir!s and has emerged VOTE , " BUD" Pd Pal Avd by J Culbert, Camp Trea t, as the great American pastime. Starli ght 1romu enadera Square Dance fluti members have it bait! A new class of Instructions Too Begiii SC8SOII LUnc For Sanford \omans Club) Sanford Woman's Club season will be Wednesday. Oct. executive board will meal , beginning with a lUncheOn at Tuesday, Oct. 3, at 9:30 a.m. at noon. Members are reminded the clubhouse, 'ime first nieetlrig of the new tiring a covered (fish. DEMO I ' in the world." j &J begin Wednesday, Oct. 4, fromit 7 to & .10 pits., at Sanford Civic Center tinder the auspices of Values to 300 Now Sanford Recreation Depart- s1it'nt. All couples interested in gxid clean fun, whether you dance or not, are invited to attend sessions. You may take part or just watch the group who dunces in circles and lines as well its squares. On top of all that, It's good exercise and will help you retain youth. See you there! 88!d Now Values to 3 68 yd. I OCT. 3rd yd. MIX and MATCH FORWARD IN EDUCATION WITH U Starlight Promcnaders Square Dance Club, are captured with John Saunders, club valler from Altamonte Springs and Jean and Dell Witt, club president. 299 yd. Bonded , I"ITZ, recent graduates and new members of each 20 22 113 phone . BILL A ND BARBARA 43-5708 -- Jw~.D' 100 Associated Press Writer 644-7600 - . ZIPPERS It facial hair ' Premllmmi('flt .m wrinkles and laugh lint's M c, deep, the best 0.1.w of miiake'ul' to ue i a transluion with moht UI icr A e i d all matte lit LlidlkN make-up u wishes which will oiily at Ii act attt'iitmfl to th'e tl.tws CANNON music Co. BULK By J.T. MA('FEELV 'e, "but it is still a prison, e(-) MARILYN (flUfl1 '17he Morning Star School Women's Auxiliary will hold their annual membership coffee on Tuesday, Oc-t. 10. for the benefit of Morning Star Exceptional School for ' Leigh Children. located at 9rA Avenue. Orlando. nis coffee Aill be held at the hoeof ir. Mrs. Jeanne Rodriquez in ILdden Estates, 409 Melanie entertained at a reception at their home. george t stuart !13)Mil - - - 1Iji 1 lmmeduitdy following the ceremony the bride's paren ts 'i- of $ 94 per ,.iI Co Salon 732 received the Department Memberihtp the Mirrhe Award at department ctmvent1on and ,i personal award from the deoarenteI chapea u. . 4 lioldi Scotch 0810 Trans patent Top. 2,- MIMOSA. Thursday, Oct — -~els .11emb(-iir.ship non-profit corporation associated with the Free Will Holiness Church of Sanford, of International Airport in New York. The flier said his treatment in North Vietnam prisons since his 'ipture in August 1968 was hu- i ROSE Friday. Oct. 13. & lillebride Is the daughter of Mr. andMirs. Victor R. Gage, enton-and the bi-idormnk Ls the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood E. Parbour, King.; 1,ane, Sanford. . never held incommunicado by the military after arriving in Oils country Last Thursday evening with two other freed POW'. Gartley said he did regret not being able to "meet the families of other prisoners who had come to talk to me" at Kennedy Speaker. R.D. Wesley, who' MAC.NOI.I CUIC.LE. ot 'speak on Hypnosis. Hostesses, Mrs. Roy Davis, MrtJ E. 12, at Garden Center, at ¶J: Gradick and Mrs W 0 am. for workshop Hnstessesl Mrs. P 1.. Elmore and Mrs livingston. Fri-it Iia". Fantasyl.snd Workshop hostess, Mrs. Ned Ju:an. group. Li. Arrives In State PALM: Thursday, Oct. 12, tO a rn. at Garden Center for a when it's closed, - Pow t):t, m.t \Tr HIBISCUS: Friday. Oct. I 00 p.m. at Garden Center , . Society the steering committee, they were able to announce that the horn.,, was finally read)- for Occupancy Good Samaritan Home Is a 9:34) a in.. at Garden Center. Program, Boutique Workshop, Mrs. U Andrew Speer - - _____- A classic on any dosk, its a dis- flub will meet for the month of October as follows: CAMELLIA: Friday, Oct 13, . a rn . A t Garden Progr.irn, blooming plants it ;irh!n Center fl Speaker, Mr David A. DeVoll. Program. "Ring around 1'a' Roses.' Workshop for bazaar Program, Bazaar Wnrk.stioj Extension Agent. Bring bag lunch. Hostesses, Mrs W B Brtnso aLsiere, Mrs. Letha Ward; 311.1U, Gardens in Orlatil!,, N11, Le Petit Salon No. 732 chapeau. Mrs. Peggy Stoke, !i dems hapeau permiere. •irrhiviste, Mrs. Erniley Mrs C I.. W:illi9 l)epartrnental do Seminole demi Green, I aumorner, Mrs. c,va County held an installation of Mrs. Mollie Steudle; la Wynne; stand-in for la conofficers at Holiday ton in deuxieme chapeau, Mrs. Betty clerge was Mrs. Olga Hunter, .JTT4'W1.1f 1' • Smnford, Sept. 12. stand-in for !a (lemi-chapeau secretaire, la New officers are Le petit Yeager; premiere. Mrs Betty Lueckt'r Installing officer, • Emma Adams, national part, , 1 nership chairman for Area C, ()rfl I tli,' 1!(I1 .'1ii.vi liars" Southern Division, spoke to the WITH PVT. LESSONS •,. - Circles of Sanford Garden alciii a i- C Le Petit Salon Installs '. Through cooperative efforts in close concert with Mother Wilson and her board and with a team of citizens who comprised - G arden Club Mr s. John Pugh with Mrs. E J. Peeples co-hostess. Cook-out. . - B Brand Magic Trans- -- - -- - books was Robert Daehn. Ga ge I Bernard alboul -- - CASSELBERRY , - - CENTRM,: Thursday, order of "Scotch" OR MORE Y. 1792 FAYE (IIESSER 12, 10:30 am. at the home of .. with each 12-roll 15 actions." S S donated by the public—such firearm stemming from a intent to commit a felony and good faith which were offered items as furniture, clothing. 2 Orange-Seminole County drug grand larceny, pleaded guilty to up for the success of the project appliances, dishes, fuel and raid. the lesser offense of the second to pi-ode tin approved home Miss Sirtoi pleaded guilty to every kind of useful material. -mint , pett% larceny The state for those residents who live items are dispensed These Uwe. under the direction of Mother The ramrod of this building Wilson to those who request fund campaign to acquire the and are found needy. new homeiohn Krider--a man Because this facility is whose enthusiasm and deter- recognized as vitally Important minatlon to Insure that these to the community. It enjoys the residents would have a place to good will and support of people live, and that Rub)' Wilson, and organizations throughout founder and president of the the entire area. Good Samaritan Home Board, It also enjoys the support of FURNITURE would be allowed to continue the United Fund of Seminole her truly "Good Samaritan County. If you wish to assist this SALES — i ,-- - - - .\IISS WANNEiT,\ a trophy, one dozen roses, a the lescr offense of the first nolle prossed the first count and U. •h 4 1)' WLfli kS.dfl trying prohibited drug in less than five custody. received a respite from grams. In the negotiited plea, Lester Westerman, charged cases in those set for trial en- the second count was nolle with buying, receiving and an(nrd. tatinned in Iceland. Mr. iitfey, who is a Black Belt Karate expert, received his Mstw)ate in Science degree from Seminole Junior CiIleg*' md plans to attend Florida Technological University for his It. S. degree. I-Ic is employed by B. W. Collins lawn Spraymn h.ird of hearing children of "mninolo ('aunty. Among the exciting festivities planned for the (lay is a beauty pigeant scheduled for 2 p.m. 1 GOOD SAMARITAN Home supporters Robert , The future bridegroom was graduated from Seminole 111gb Scho',l rn 19M whs'rt' he was a member of Dii' Club. II.' .er'ied a tour-year tour of duty with the 11 S. Air Faroe, - -. -. Pr , weeds from Ii.' event qripnient It, teach , 1%9 graduate of Seminole High School ,hor#' The . , Ifr,.rt Wise. member of i-U ('lob and )C1' (lob She belongs to lAdle' Auxiliary Fleet Reserve Association arid is employed by Wardfleet, Montgomery Ward. Sanford Born in Oceanside, Calif., Mr r.uffey is the grandson of \trs. p W. fuller, Faber, Va - and Mr and Mrs. I. P Dn(- - Ats.iit 6,0(X) p.r'u.ns are ess'it.'d to attend the jai:ilx.ree details which caused the argument and resultant shooting. Suspects cedar \v" are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage to of their dwughter, Miss Wannetta Fa ye Rnmh'' (Thes'u'r. Fs;ff.'y, l"2 Rudolph I Mr anti Mrs Steven P. 1 1 ffey, son of W Woodland Drives also of ibis 4'IIV The bride-elect , who was horn in (nrnt.'r .rtt M'i .s i . it Day,'' In conjunctIon with the rounty hearing Conservation .Isi,iboree, sponsored by the • 35,ofSanfOrd,lnthep1rkinglOt ---. •1' County Soiju' S.'i,iiriolr beauty will reign as Queen for of the Fountain Lounge Restaurant, French Avenue. LI. William l.ykens, Sanford detective, reported Hope was jailed on $2,000 bond after Treharn was shot twice, in the D itff e y ToM ay being held the pair after she ig the three were rnvlved oncnchargedwithrapIflg tssauted by a Sanford woman and a StIOFII accepted a ride to her home in a minor auto mishap n Avenue and Florida boy friend's Ccic man accused of shooting from her Highway Patrol troopers were were anothermanintheaftermathof residence, where they later Joined by Miller and Byrd. called. an argument were separate Calangelo said the girl It. Sgt_ A. J. Calangelo. incidents investigated by County county investigator, said the jumped out of the car and told Sanford and Seminole detectives in a weekend of girl became ill at the party and the investigators she had been her friend asked Byrd and raped. violence, Later. it was confirmed Miller to take her home. Donald Lee Miller, 20. Church reported medical examination, the the woman Later, Street and Herbert Lee Byrd. drove her to Brisson victim had been involved in 19, of SR 46 cast, both Sanford, the men they each took s.eually activity, the detective ere jailed on rape charges Avenue where added. assaulting her. early Sunday after a 20-old turns Calangelo said the woman later, while on the way to Still female resident of 11th street had bruises about the body. the car consexually the girl's house, P SWtev e n ? 1912- 91 ('h ssee,r ( n ne l Queen Candidates Needed Monday, OCt0biri'''.' MOrd- /. ,' ,infordHeral(J POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT LENGTHS to Now '1 22 Yd 'Id. , -- - appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you In 8x10 reprint size for $3. DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 FREEI_ Machine and dressmaking demonstrations every Wednesday —1:C'O p.m.— Full Line Of Trims, Notions And Kirsch Hardware. �Monda October 8. OA-The Sanford Herald ALLEY A - 't lost, ghway h 0 , - Hi ALLEY OOP OOP _ - i ~i 1 low at. ACROSS ! W." __ IN 1 ~) ~11_ .~~ ,- ,1110""M ~~,~~~ ) n . V.i,,W,&bj# bbf. e4Ckk MiTpa S _________ 12 Win victory ~ k err !I! fl 0 fl '1 £ I Ifli I £ By Abigail DEAR ABBY i r • rrlefla? I I fl 1[)1 Van Bun 40 Coral "°" All rht Tkiat 4Sall(Fr I 'd 1 a lovely fruit punch bowl and ever)one had a fine time. The guaits drained the purr-h bowl qalck,ly AS It was quite warm. Some of the folks seemed noisier than uaL and I ht I was just hat,ing C7ybtU felt my time of Ufe. which is rAt unusual for bot II,•I the had heard one rty, the hired lady said After the pa Mr. X." had " tell another that b j,g pmt bowl! (We • 33 I I — 21 28 29 27 — — - BOYS 1 -- - - spoil my - to do. U her" at's " estI? The b 01 yet? Chair a do's ad resoo for the rocking 6.faumes lost? sip me, I 9i Ul no e 1 to a for in my b 1wuverso woman I' bww. V I OWN fW a job ta tr Saunday and Sumhy wO PaY of mcn I he Instead scewswim fu it yac se bit To 4~d : ~ ".. S) te th - % iaio frog" the CArroll R10tat InMu" ) -- I 11 L ways by which )OU can put your mofl brilliant v e into each and expanve thoughts in effect You can now del OU Cfl IsO with Vea( CCCU. detail facing OU no and ee ,U find the means to attain v ibf ant health ideas ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr IQ) You have many creatne U able to accomplith much A favor - iunn$ the mo,nilg and are lot one you admire early today is good See to it that even thing is in order around you is the best time I TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20) Mommg well with the cooperation of handled get personal affairs - featly enjoy ics rlea')° I ou can handle them calilY and with kin Don't forget to op earl) hase more time to spend I 101,_ At B.% POLLY ,p outlets for yourulf You are n able r find new and lucrative I tomak ebiSIttide1t01 AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to I:cb 19) Being celittin to pa)- all t ~difficult time payin; bifli Show that you am a prtctical I _\ ~ .. LJ lq i. ;j ' ) t( 4 t. - ! 1 1 6 0 c jj' / - ! - - 'fr I" '" I - ,$k I -) ~ _14 lou( . I - V ),) 7 €F1 1 " THE BADGE GUYS I _____ ___ . - - , C IM Iq "Ik I. (k . _____ . • - t I'l - DEAR POLL --My Pet Peeve is with those people who water their sidev%alis more than their lawns This is a waste of precious water and. if one is walking and perresult in a mud dy , .- r FOREVER DEAR POLLY-Mv Pointer is for travelers who stop at motels It always seemed such a shame to threw away those used pieces of soap that they give one so I no carry along a soap dish with a lid Each morning when we Ieae a motel I squeeze the used pieces of soap togtthtr and put in m dish B the time ou hae staed a night or two in motcls you will have a nice size bar of S0P to use in the shower that is more convenient than those tin) bars-MRS F. I. A. (ZONG -TO , . . . I_ ti _', __ — 4 .~-j,,~'L 'Ikll It ' ' by La - t'tU TI I _____ 2. 1-4%fartee " ___ ___ ___ .' by Bill Howrilla MORNING 6:00(9)Suflriseiub,Iee 6 08 (2) Sunhin. Almanac . T - r IQT 4 If I , 4 ER --- '. . - -Qp ~.to II I F=1 I Soo:i - 1) ___ by Dick H? . I - I I t. - E : . of ew . .. .• • BLON DIE - ______________________ •AQ -arts tie would undoubtediv ia t preferred that a 0 4 (or king A 8 I, ~ of hearts.-It is most un. in Thus. the second st reasoning from the bi ding is that East just can't have the king of clubs." Jim: "This brings us to the ace of clubs play. West has the km i Our o n ly 0 an to drop it Oswald: -South still needs a diamond finesse but that is surely going to work an Q 2 4 A Q109752 East-Wt'st yulrrrabir 5%1 North Ft South • 54 Pas's Opcm't* kat - * K ,~f . f .,- V I ~ - spa l & I - Young _________________________ ______________________ ___________________ - . I I I _! BEETLE BAILEY BE TO 6EE ØEETLE- A I 5pARlN6!! & Thie setup appears to be auth that South will p ha%e to [a ~ down his ace of Pa,t clubs and pick up West's Pa,%.s 346 4# I -. -. . 1. ". . . % _____ ti SOMEONE- A WALT 3,6 Pan 4V EiCE I ,. - ) I / I' . . ' I — - I I I N _______ _____ , "., >(, k 2NT - .i I 00ff "A y E YOU C'CW.E mEPL, 6#40',! 1,1 W I ________________________ THIS 10 \ (11 - ____ SUN AND hot)Ctl. r . - . ...00 MY ALTAR! - - - . *1" -- milp ICNIIP 000 _____ ____ ' I - ) by --SOON AIL flit WRiV Will I WOR,5tofl At ~~ RT U IRUtoo HME' 4, I MOON.rCACKE CACXLt ARL TNt MM WP __ 1 I . _______ _________ it: - 1 - - 1 - 40 ( ,q - N I I - •' - . go. LE'\ _____ . =1=1 ___________________________________ - - -- . 11 IIQ 14"1 '41 ' r '4 LUNCHEON 39 SPECIAL ii ----------,.------ ______ Alv 1:1 loqw EVERYDAY li .1 SPECIA[ DAY Dinners 95 $ UNDER I'ic uv baked puIa1ur French Fr's, tossed $ad u*. bUSh 9UPP4W% and our delicioustwith Highball . Child ren's Dinner 'P1 \ - Ii u thru I - ' 1 ii 10-i ut. - er . 20 It Ill U.111. JOUS LOBSTER AHAMA S. Freiich A,.i~ -Sititnt HOUSE ,Soo _.A;1~ - - - I Publishei Daily. •cepi Saturday, Sunday and Christmas, published St Pr • c • e din ur d The Sanford Sanford, Fla., 32771. L;0LDFN SPWN AWARD by Carrier. Week 3S Year 51500 - A. — -_ I WIlR 4 y '1 1LL ill L 7 CkNRAL FLORIDA'S AND FINEST *TkA NOV35 Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32771 Subscription Rates _______ -_ AM J ogs #; - - =AN . VAN because, with ballpoints. there is ti ho - - .T*T:T-.Tlr, T,m . •. .- -. • I H$lTu by a 3® N. French ____ ' owhr to THE STALKING MOON 141,14JAW641"I I: T 5ell do riot find this a distressing prubl~m The Sailiford Herald . 1/ I - Barry -- %_ ' ___ - Sy ' is ____ \ I - - -_ Hogan's Heroo-ts News at a different inclination I continue to use ball1wints betause it is the easy wa~ . But. there's no adventure to it I'll never love one. J _________ Lee Falk and MYIltl' ____________i ' •. _________ i t _______ .1 I (6) 6: 00 (6) ,; Modnignt Show Toniqht Mery Griffin - . -. .-_1 . " ... - P I • / ) ' - OT 1.4 W \ \ \ \ - / - - (6) manufacturer or tarried to the corner jewelry store for repairs ame A hood iii was expected to last a Litttune It Ufl extension Of self, a way of expressing our mouth No- I PHNTO _______________________ ________ , ' S '11111 - ( 1 I J S/ — - ., HE - . Michelob , / - 1t I ~ - 'te ___ I During the fountain pen generation one Iearied to treat lotoit with care It the pen broke, une did riot tuss it liwo a drawer or wattb*ke't Instead it was wrapptd genus C e Falk and Sy Barry II '\ • -1 -sjQ70ASX TWE -TIRA"I TO CCQtRAU by I - - I A ballpoint. wilen compared to a foullitain pen. has no personality, All we can expect of it is legibility Art. grace and character are simply out of the question Versatility is completely impossible' No ballpoint could e' er e' versatile as a well-trained Fountain pen 1 CIC!N,r \%NT iTTO - ) . .f .. . ( __________ PE r .& /s ...\ / . / - I Mort Walker ________ _______ ________ _______________ l, -I ~i. ) ( , I ools, , . RE THE PHANTOM ____________________ .. p Patio ( i 16 iMi ; oug - L TLE BAILEY_________________ __________________________ EN WELL i z \ , II.g Via 1 ssing thing is that with a ballpoint e t rN the distressing J kli~b.~ , I " tills position. - 54 •, ":,k 4i , / , ?~ I k -~. - J - L1KE ~L E:vEqyrs4,NG# " I & 1h t( - - Ia ad itit onI thing it utill> will not di ii price d spread I / Al Pe ( - Walker - 71ir b 1fiding halo bern Ii "rth Jim ( LUCKY R ME I KNOW er himself tit a reasonable fi%e- I Mon \ ) I (9) One Life to L 4:00 (2) 1 Dream of Jeanne () Flintones efficient. It writes in man> colors.It is a wonder of our age. writing, as it dues, under water, upon Scotch tape. b Ch C5 I *~ is - AN ouz. I 1 V L ZA T I I ~~; , e_.; I - - ~ i 10 5"OE LACES ~) ( ff ) ji ) -_____ ' ere it, .. . I I .11,~ ! ., __, I I ; U I 5 TE wig - ---./ -) I I r _ routine us Oswald & James Jacobs is just tiPAPt (NYLIPIuI 55N - ' r ~ i I oswa, SEA _, I ~,__. I And - . -s y tle pen died.Undismayed, I tossed it into a drawer and used another ballpoint pen Keeping dead batipoints is a real sign of the soaIled generation gap M children throw dead pens into the wastebasket. 1, who am of the fountain pen generation. insist on keeping the instruments I - ONDIE .- I . , . . ii - / Cior . .0111111110 We Still Have - Spotting King Singleton All - 11> HF. VI (AIt '. ' Chic 11 jolJI1:Ii . NOW 1HOWlG Con't.S 00 Sat. £ Su •- 111 • silus so" C'm 1.1-421 / Ball The B"!! !if\~~~~~ ' -, II• I I D 1 kft ______ -I House Of Steak rn 75 I a, ••• - " - al r LIes 200 (2) Days of () Guiding Light (9) Nwtyw Game 230 (2) Doct ) Edge of Night (9) Dating Gae 00 (2) Another World ()LoveIsaMny p0 Thing (9) General Hoipltal 3 30 (2) Return to Pe ton 5Place t point - " •,, ;, - 1 9 j / , (1t I 1. s make a Let' ( I W-N,_3 GOiNC370 6AY HE WAO A PICINELr *"!'* I k - I I r LL ,, I I ' -1--- Uj.,:d,L - ci ' I ", I I L by Dick Covaili WINTHROP ._ P I .III L N I FOR INO GAjI HI6 - U _______________________ I- 5 A v. EXC CALO INA wTAlD. LX SOR, r Capt. Kangaroo Mike Douglas Phil Donahue Romper Room . . Cavalli 11L V 1: — - - -A. -_ . ~ I boo..-WINTHROP 00 d: 00 (6) (9) 9:00 (2) (6) .11 k ~ ___ - - I — . __ 1P -_ --- 11 L_ I- 7 HOCK W I ) I I I I I t&,Ot 1 ''' OF Tomorrow Summer Semester (2) Sports Club (2) Today 6:30 (6) ,kI our I ' SGT. STRIPES... 1 - ___ ' Ac?I t ____ _____ ( 9) Turns OVICS -, Bewitched Where the Heart Is News Tomorrow ' - (9) (6) )t I sio - I - NBC, The Johnnv Carson Tonight Show. Johnny marlm hili ift anniversary as host tonight. and some nf the great stars who have appeared thrnugh the years will be on hand for the celebration. They include Gov, Rnnald Reagan. lark Benny. Sammy Dav Jr. Joey Bishop. Bob Hope. Jerry I.P,xii, Gerorgi- Burns and fiw*ar, and %farnn (5) Split Second 1:00 (2) Somerset (6) Beat the Clock (9) All My Children Dick Van Dyka . As the World , - 7 I I ~ 10- I a.m. Gunsmoke R o(* i es 1000 () Bill Cosby (2) FIrst Tuesday 11:00 (2) (') (9) News '1 30 Tonight Show ___ ' - 171 i bit nf flap,%fir'k 00 (2) Yw Asked for it Protectors What's My Line? Let's Make a DeA I National 9 30 () Doris Day wATcH FOR HARROW: • )', - i,et ;n Cno;by ____ '2:00 (3) jeripArd, v Here's Lucy (5) Football: () NY Giants vs lr PT FIVE O'CLOCKt_ LAZE WED BETTER GET OUT 10 1HE NP NOW FINALLY THE CdI4 IN ThE HIMEL LATR r s:00 (2) (6) (9) i ,V - (9) 1 30 (2) (4) (9) I 1, - ~ s ____ _____ (6) Truth or : I I I Truth PAY IV4E REIURAI / FMRCE - ';: , card and file alphabetically acc()~ding to the type of '*') Also. whin fabATTACH LABELP pirment. ric for making a garment RWPE ETC. is bought. obtain the ash in g instructions from the bolt at the store and fasten a piece of the fabric with this to the card When in doubt about how to care for a garment look ill) the instructions and perhaps save a gar- " VO4" : AM HALL. WHEN V N I ___ — I it on acard. fasten the ______________ OOW I RAISE THE K195. i_ — _/ UEP THE AiIA. - iII.,, -JJ ____ . 1 IF - -_ ____ ____ fl,fl fl Il I us i.' EA THE 7CWA;Z0 COW-02P- hilt sister) has embarked on i EVENING ' % . 5 - ALT! 9-to-conclusion ARC. NFl. (laughter of the tat. Judy ( Pri l nd inspector Cosby a . DIhs Place ;uspicrnuc traveler .osby s () Parry Mason m41f101ogUf is about cars, and 10:30 (7) Concentration th. .nt r Rickles his sweet, lovable ii 00 (2) Sal f (6) GAmbft which he tries it) ordera ch"se AFTEIN004 sandwich while he's in a hurr,,, MONDAY 'io by Bow.n & Schworz tMS•VIPø SAVE HI FAMILY - i • :: ___ y FRENZY . (oiby Show (iwria Cult. yoimg Televistoil y: -? I_ . O HARROw Muçr E Hl RIIIT 3AMt ____ - L~ j?FWE-fo~, 60061-Le- - j owIf- near vour wash area. When a neA, garment is bought. 11" --. . I Narmth htrfl%elf, Don Rck. , 1: ABOUT - CAPTAIN I AROUND / - - SGT STRIPES . 1,~ ~11i . GO OUT... WER. NOT -" I S -..- . 1 . I) .---- I - . ___ , .. . 1. . - 1K .. ,.. ___________ ____ le I I .;- - -F"M 1411 *ASTI II Swe NAGG ABOUT MY COOKING... TWO YEARS NOW, ANP I! hERU ATTh OLP II OAK MorrL,ur IECL HI M' - f_Ti~l_ Ar ,TKr- / / •1. OFFIC . ____ ' .. - - I CAME HERE . 1. A~A - . &4E BEEN ) L1 MA~'VE "E- I i~_ ~ ____ by Crooks & Lawrence C'M - ,illiil~) .1 I Ct-_ I .' " . k THE MAN"~' ~":;~,rl~G..Wiv I.:"/ , ;;~ I / L' I,,,-- lc-_ ~C \/ '° yr, cOgL..uT ?. - 41 ) - C. " - ) I _(I) 4, ) I CAPTAIN EASY CA loj - --I .~rpat 4al of prnmilite. She I .11 I I 5'tl I , __ - - . ~_~~""""` ___ I ISN'T -J,14 I- rW1,41 Y S ¶lU34) (.B.S, Herr's Lucy "A lI,,rir lx Not an Office" Uncle Ibirry figures A little thing like by Al Vermeer ' -1 _. 11 I s o* Coo s- -, I :~ 7 p~ ;4 ;w~ C I - -%% - lIl CS. The New Bill into a turmoil over aiding him F .. ) - jr * I.-iI I I k.~ .., — r , -ANNW-1-1 __ %_ - % . 11"ain P" 6 # contract. All else b e i n You, South. hold. equal. this represents a 1 rson Show that you halve W"dom talks with PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar 20) to Engage maketh anlong opponent leuper cent chance against a 50 ,A AKGS VA 102 * Kill AAJ6 are IL IT cent Ch ithT fin!se sn"imics and get bettef results where mutual PtOiccits iat do you do now u a e se lsfl 1 C concemed Do what you can our pa r met has ual n ou tiae faith his ctIt. itated Sh Oswald "No. indeed. East pII - he or she will be IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY TODAYS QL'O% has passed his partners those h1Ifl$PPkwh0hltPT0bm5m l,*&d of bidn three clubs. one of opening siiade bid and isnt has b three d% and gel excellent relts. rn a qut and controUed fashon going to have many high your paTt:wr otheise your month vst-r your two no.tnmP a thorough way, Teach to handle details cards the fine ber.erits posbLe many of eny could miss out on 5 Ans%rr tunwiruioi .__ I % 4 etvart A colitge education would tic fine cart-fully at WesViii king of I41inins early in life I - 4-* w ( . lk - CIIA. like to know what len th curtains and draperies I attractive. oo _.%111S . K . U u.e a ou ( I . I cELF L-. - 14 I in his pocket anyuay- No cars 1ea%.e oui station without s a er, . ires an • C as In e ino. oh cncru een ii tue purcuase ofli) amounts to a aollar. Either the personnel in the station she goes to are extremely lazy or the do not appreciate her business Discuss the matter wijh the station manager as he ma not be aware of the lousy service you are getting.-BOf & K Q 10 43 you look over I a ""I ____ ! - - - by Bowen & Schwarz Jgtkni, Servict- that as a paying customer. the windshield be washed because, ou deserve at least that. Do not tip the attendant for, if such service, he does OU have to go as far as to ask for Go cover debits and credits and do LEO Oul)':2 to Aut 2 1) '10) If . .. I 0 ,.. . - = AND P;ZIOPPED Filling Slation : V84 1 ,o Jan CAPRICVRN (Dec 2- ~. .I, 04011 TiM E 1*kft\ 11,100S C e A.a active and othet appointments. and show that you at divulge them ideas you base are fascinating IIILI)RL% to-setter I he bunness can give you some fine pointers Scpt 1") You know exacil)- how to t VIRGO more charming m appearance as well as more ( make youelf c:a1 hfe that is delightful St ate your healthy Engage gczet aims to right persons tas to LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct 12) You hase small perform before you can make a tight ampresofl on higher-ups. so attend to them early Uandk activities that will mcaW personsi happiness Keep chectful, SCORPIO (Oct 2310 ov 21) Listen to the sie wMih a 4 The most ptectse friend gi%-es and foUo,A it for test tesults 1 evening s tine for social pleare in tte ciNny of fine people Be poised SAGIflARIUS (Nor 22 to Dec II) Stud) your duties I well and then get bun' handling them in a methodical way I -' 4 L~ _#`_ , 7 POINTERS 4 llfille(l To I' IV 1111 AP i I I I __ CARROLL R10"Tan"Is 1 0 I- L,, --' : Be Wilily not pa an ad Its Ulb Tbav may be some "111118" Y*o can - 4 .. - hile at college and would like to pass it on to any stuartn~nt by dents or housewives who have eve - - h G saveapol W "1111,111111h. - THE BADGE GUYS DEAR POLLY-1 learned the following handy Pointer -UKet agendes would probably wx& at the idea. M 11 , -_r -_ - gu`est friend The fire rekindleq in the gaine,ii during his free time, and War Is the background of tho during nne contest a malilked mory, starring Clint F;astwwl Union -soldier wounded quitp arricorms. B#4tfdf,q trying rolol)rr holds up the refresh- a,% a I behind CnnfedoratP lines He's Ilient stand and ,qhoots Willie magazine editeir hroathing -school rnistrevti a Tprry and Mike get (on the trail, (liwovered by whih lpntk to a store which ;irid her as.itant. Geraldine down her neck. looking for inside information on the cpedaliie in mornentoe5 of Page arid Elizabeth Uartmen, candidate horror F llm.s and then an old who get Involved in their own I a No - - heating DEAR POLLV-Our home has electric e windows. I would th under units in the baseboards a . I 7S 10 ' , l2 Polly 's Problem bill Lowl. Lewis L LS . \ DEAR P0 ,LY-1 ain a ser%ice station ni, wollid like 4 o comment on F windihield cleaned when she buys . gas. DEMAND tie. -- ,O .o . - P01 1 YS U Lorry HURRY- fPID5 . ___ 154 — — — — yaw awwsr to the Pwsw from DEAR to b the (him or her] C North Cals. You tY the boudoir. ou . for batting a ftt a surpirising number of S ad Wit pnod"trW teU .us beif %. e=W at home because of br =0 Can perform Lul tbe , C fr I -. % Poo .2 ABBY: I liked T. f - MrT1=; MAID) . / ____ --- - th's I r PRISCILLA'S POP (ED 15RUSSELS it -1 I PAMU I aww if I coll.didn't b&...e cigntact, kinses but my my glassgetting I am "id, $'No, they an too exPOWve." a wMarrow. Some" wli me a note saying: "GUYS Doh"T MAKE pASSES AT GALS WHO WEAR GLASSES." M& made rw fad am Worse. Pk&w Chew we UP. 15 I ok. _ 1J - 1,1111. • _________________ I • •..,w. . • by _______ - , ,; S . — L 19 _______________ - -How ABOUT A1N ...L. CATCW YOU Li — aghigbschOol and DEAR ABBY: I aa girl ad 1bmyeWm glIU.AhbY Ifeelterrlbleab2tttb sun I 1m a P tY ( -. --'. ____________________ • I) • 1U/'T) ______ •..•— __________ CAMPUS CLATTER wfth lIMO BURNS ____ wE kAE CUR S4AECr SIINERSE A C1%A ~ i IAICy*3 (late, hope to climb into the win the against fnrtrir played by William tviue 'aying he cant find a column thiiiidpnir.iiO' p1'tT'1t.11t I;tiry loith w(junded while h(PHIng tile manages In chase 11rorl Mirry S 1(iTt mr Mnrtinl f)lIlon. Rarnon by the trnple expedient of fin (KS. Tb. fru flieri pIny a man with a yen. urnrnor.ing her vocal group. iletta who gne' after Wink,m, tb' (anary Choral Club, to her Show Ixrk gets caught hotleaVe Sb. tk hO!R for tPhPAURI A wildly weefl O' ooth the two kputie, o to work for a to takes a third man a hostage. funny acene develops. congr.ional candidate. %tar Patrick PlAy'd also quite 0 Neal who giiiled The At the \1OVi4 Wllle (,huli (vh'nfliltfnPflt - ' I I '..r/ -*I111 , 7 IIIC, P/ .( hog f ri(iveq it* (office Into !, , . : I 11 j ..f IV . I — — ___ DEAR ABBY: Ireed th yom IflSb ell offered elegant cthes la cnge for ho w . -7 4 a I ( ~, ,_))1, % - It - -S V . F — _____ - , II —— —— - 25 - ________ 52 53 1.1 • I j~, 4 . 18 L fT C DFAR FOUR EYES: 7111ofit little I ef Be Is Pa" . Try " am: &-C;%yii wM make pasea at girts wbe wear *.1111 11 so dames bave goosa 100bas ftnes." a p 11,111-111 I L BETRAYED figure and I'm th-a glasses will , r__ 0 4 . . .. .--,~, % F ____ ) I say rI with a nk . is - 32 we should lort him know he didn't get away sith husband says to AUP it. What do you say? My =yWng, . - off truh!] — .1, GRCEKS I 53 Deep tiack 54 Is-land (Tr- 16 L -- we knew he a friend who would bthed, at what do you think d 1 i _ by Lorry Lawi. - ,~ j , ~. , ) .( I t(Y S — 23 I .., k ';,~, . _____________________________ \E I 112 I 19 I ht hl 0 ~:) t() A")` IsrAlro"Nfiff Skllk I N P I IIIF ALAJLM wre ,P / CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS S 6 7 r ' Ir .1; / I — — , _______________________________ ha)s lit Ich-A ay 'HA , ". _ information 3 tfldi commonrb OrIfiriance 2 I 1 ~) -6 by V T Hamlin _____ , &.lI4 2Comc&n 2 Knkut IN ar.y drh*z in our home. We aren't obelf Uquor is sfboW than thou" about tL We do go ( _________________ 7 Ncratie I T.fllsSs) T,'Crn ptfi 13SItUSICNI (SIP All our frld bow that Willie and I 45 - . ¶ stIrnr(r% 21FIfldI% 2Want . I % ~ N 21 HcY'ich 22 Being (I.AtInI - . 3On.houts Catjt Should teetotaler tattle T7 ~%, -4 1~1 , ;i I - --~ 1!_ 1, F. I AIONMMR-TIAI-i At, I --- 0W=_. I!-A ~- flhlUl AUI I 40 GUA I IT u ___ -- ___ (tr,bri 1977-1 )A Mond The Sonford Herald - • byV.T. Hamlin IIWY. 17-92. North ill FERN MRK .i4TL5ITAINMIP4T NIOHYLY n tha LAPs$PLI(tb41tk Lt)'.)P'U 01 • UIP4I$U (•as �The ' Monday, October 2, 1972 2A—The Sanford Herald .. f -A In it ~ 67 qw I *- _11 _ • - — - .I It up— _________ . - - . -• . iiatwou1dseemtobethet' Not too man' years Ago ----.- _ts- - most Americans Fa id income tax onl.v to the edergO' ernment Now the same Americans s annu al income. ___ - prosOr at t - ' Chlt'it id yj\ ioral cfft of drug abuse tile h UUiVC1Stt. xkt' (n c Florida Te th class at Teague Mide I )R B1'16,()\ c!::;:i LA Meet - ' - ' J,' / -- - - ' - , , - ' I - " •, 'l" ' You viflt I washer that's within your budget hut 1. still equipped to handis big loads and nuittern synthetic fabric'. Th is is one of our "Most in Demand' models with • permanent Press cycle that gt.e all permanent press fabrics proper wrinkle-free care, Threewater level selections to choose from—tip to 18 lbs of mixed, heavy fabrics !)g cepacit washes. Thug heavy duty •' ' ' i It -, -r - -- - . - -, - , . . - I • -, - -. - .. '?:' , - '- - ::. \, / - " . . - ~ CONCERNED FOR SEMINOLE 1714 CV' PC tti'i'ii II.II Open Mon thru Fri. $ a. iii. -5:30 p.m. - IId " - I - Closed on Sat. Ts bu - ~ -. * -- 'V Co FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY Vote or in ' I. i W_ Al PJY/S County Commissioner flm DitrIct3 PO4 *dPdcY*I'$ -' 1% N-* , 1% ' - 0~4*— A ' - ,' , ."t ol h" - - Iii n ' , Ir 'I .o. -- - Terr r s ts o IL .1 49.4% , ., -. ,- 26.8% - .• 23.8% Next Opponent ''' :,' •i -- % on 1 . , - . i - ta'c ;' - - -'a P' -1 110010 I'll, • -.- - .. ' t .ow 4' .' tvt" •.' t4"' tVa4 -- - S - ' In E rI ______ _________ ___________ - 'Ii let's roll 'em up fur the 1 Iuti'-t' of . . - - VINCE FECHTEL, JR. * - V001 . 4L . .,,, V. _ - ' on - iam. ' 1,j 0% I - I - - , ,' 1!',i. -p. % a - - 1-1 - - ' ' -1"-_ - . J. A It ' an Ott II tlii' U .S. LLAND Simms, l, of Cape Canaveral, got HENRY HO)LLANI) 17-92 exit of Interstate and stopped to telephone the Save Way Rental Agency in Orlando to tell them the car was running hot. When he came back out, the 1971 Pontiac was in flames- Trooper Terry Mcintyre investigated, assisted by Lt. William Chandler of the sheriff's department. LAYER FAVORS NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOLS FAVORS IMPROVED VOCATIONAL- s':-, - TECHNICAL EDUCATION L 'a M -, ' - '- -- a 'i ' — / ,00s- ~, iu a.- k . W_11 _.N116. — - ____ - 4 _R - - - . - s. 1, D e at h s Area —. FAVORS 'PAY AS YOU GO" SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM .. Bulletin - - , I Quorum - '.' a- ii BtDse Criminal Trials 0 I - ,.i, — - - F11 F.a.a. — . 10 , 0 i*.\ ' . : " - '),, Selected , , ''!-,'.-. 1 P.1 I _ ,, , S ,, ' -' . ,,: 1-K I~ - . * _ _____ "i-il - -. 1 '' - -'"- ' -'' ' k' , , ' - A~ - - - - • - DEMOCRAT •r "1 ,.-,.; it' ,t-.'ti(4,4, -_'.t't',t iurtng a 24-nomir period u'fldiflg %ssswta(u'd pr.jq Writer da y -'vøntng. ouith ')etna,aigufl M 1t' 'ti .A[G4i' urul r'pnred 'ottay lIlA nese military tieadquarter; 'nmnNorTh V:etnams's.' inst Viet -.atd. A ;pnkesmafl. Li. (siI. [ the Cong rwki'!, rniir'.sr md iat- Triing then. satti it was uuutu.'st number imest last .itti''ge ,ittiut'k. s r s,i .tuuIh Viet5 when 103 '.Vf'T' reported. - (a - Leadership a i Tonight - %I r! A D I n Th la r Expected TI I E TWO occupants of this 191 Volkswagen were injured alter a collision with an unmarked Seminole ('ountv sheriff's department car. Ladonna l)onald, 28, of 2(K) \Vest Street, Eatonville a passenger in the car, was admitted to the intensive care unit at Florida Hospital. Napoleon McCormick, :11, of Apartment 38, 2(X)1 Glen Rose Way, Winter Park, was the driver. Dcl. 0. S. (Jerry) Capshaw was driving the 1971 Dodge patrol car. Del. Robert Kunkler, a passenger in the car, VA was treated and released at Florida Hospital. The detectives had spotted someone entering a nearby service station and were checking it out when the accident happened early Sunday morning on U .S. 17-92 in Fern Park. and go to work." 1I';)rt''.etItflti e't. I )itrirt 31. . irf ieid Hien said hr -vas anable 'n It 'ias the highest number il .nemy ,is,54Itilt. n .0 single lay .'xplain the unstiten iiprsurge -it n more than two month,s. •ul- ttt.ueka .itter -u week in .etiirh 'ammurnst.lest .ietlon fell to though most , if 'hem '-were ows't t'l ilflCt' the it-U"t -if r )1. 1j : spokesi'nafl iaid. small, terrcirtsts fired the iffensive last March fln Thinlanti, \ppeal against the Board it U S. B52 homberm kept up ihout 18 mortars into the U S. 2iu3UTi4flt in denying request air base it Cdnrn, itlA miles their rants n the 3atgon region. ':t sit ihape variance in Mi to "0 unites , if Lrcult'Ure Zone located -in northeast -it Bangkok, from iitttng within where sir strikes against North the capital -igatnst 'mop osiRoad l.,n4wood-Markham s ross from Seminole Golf Vietnam are launched. -' U S 'suns imt ;tagmg areas Embassy spokesman sai(t a ra'urse. I Leslie Trial Petition to vacate & abandon din tower ;Van ;lightty t.amagv't 4.rtmn of plat of Island Lake but U.S. planes anti personnel rever'.e of the publicity were unthuehed. Michael J Paulucci By MARION Ill case The C S -:ricser Newpor Application for franchise for The 12 veniremen will face Twehe veniremen were tenservice area \,ws left the Vtn.'im war wn.' by ,imnbulans'e the Philippines tatively seated this morning voire dire interrogationi iud steamed Defense Attorney McCall Ambulance Service t-tth the bottles of 19 sailor'; Application for Franchise for In the trial of Stanley EBose, Brock and silted fl the worst US. na%-:ui 18-year-old amateur boxer, Ned Julian Jr. this afternoon. Ambulance Service Area asaster u year charged with first degree with each side having Herndon Ambula nce Service I challenges Ten -ither men in the crew 1 Application for certificates sit murder in the meat cleaver peremptory selection of the Following final were inlured 3. t- lie .": & Convenience :,,;' slaving of Vera Lee Mathis. dv LltU)N dIE According to Assistant State jury, opening statements will Necessity Public Isisiuin n an eight-inch un for water .intl sewer WINTER SPRINGS titer extensions turret that rncketi the n,imtun two consecutive weeks of Attorney Newman Brock, commenceiervice areas wch links it -.varthip early Sunday prosecuting the bizarre case, press evidence SdnLantla Utilitiesu 'inceileti meetings tue to lack only three of the venire in- t)uBose with tkw murder was 0heileit the' northern A Wu)1k se ston will begin at it ,i uttruzfl, Mayor 'Iranville terrogated this morning ,Litetl denied by Circuit Judge South VIetnam. a. M. prior to the regular was investigating i3rnwn anticipates u engthv Johnson Jr., last The Navy they were prejudiced by the Clarence after three hours of meeting. To be considered are meeting .11 - 3O tonight. -etnun SCIPA widespread publicity in the week, the blast, 'tescribeit is in ict'i- --will osibiy reqwre • -'onfollowtngthe that of the Including as testimony, he termed Director Interviews, j,'nt which Executive case, tinuect t35ItJfl In Thursday tUe defendant. 'good." \1.Il t,en , .Iejntter Juvenile Detention Facility. "unusual" and the volume it intlnislwd to t)uflose was charged with li.uig, t special representative Because of this fact, there Is Trailer Tie-Down Variance. Big unlikely to be any change of murkier shortly after the r-wO public learings Ilpon 'i with South Vietnamese venue, as had been anticipated year-old widowed storekeeper Custodian,Commereial Trot 'or additional Hospital of permit with the defense contending the expired at Florida head and betty Lines. Ambulance Require- lent Nguyen Van Thucu for 1" SpCSIUI jogs will Tire-cede the regular believed to hate been mthcted meritS, Lot size variance hours today in a wide review the request, Chief Building Inspec- the political inst military si(ua- niteetimig. ___________________________ gashes about the naving utter :juncij, the meat cleaver in '-. 'dun fl Indochina. s a tar y - Co u r t rui in tor liscussed the matter it ength ,snds of a bandit. 1pokesmnan fur the s. was Designations. SCOPA - tax in recent weeks, -wifl ctrnsu,ier tier hjcksi body saul he lid nut mow the iss by neighbors who tCCS, Arthropod budget, Ds.yr t..ilki, but the hiring u an .idtfttioiiai -tiscotered ut3Liflt.e .o the utIce tiatrdinan in the _ity rLponded to her cries for help Diapers & Users thereof, Road sources had sani liout planned - Driveway Under tiscussiun -will 1 -n Aug at the corner grocery Cut Procedure 'it ive tbieu a tull report in the Seminole Nrtitwith tranchise uidhi Mrs Mathis operated at -&'cret negotiations in t-'urts lv r Utilities as presented Ninth Street and Pecan Avenue Docket itween Presidential advise Wullimn 'uuduurn relative 'u iiieat ckater believed to A Kissinger anti North his Winter Sprmis develop1Cfli oo ler and meat c the store from 'setnalluCse i.tipluzmiats. lh MARION 1tI-ITIIEA tHeft, an empty cigar box, believ ed t' — I'ulice Uaig s tue to return to l' Counctl -.wuil upprise the water were __ fact that the illicit drug the store'S cash box, Whumigtun W testlay launched a massi'e sevurit, -intl sewer tui-utf t rules .;nu The found on the flour port to Ksinger anti Niun 'in situation continues to be a uper'Jtt*Jti at Heathrow water body, bleeding is conference with rhicu. regulations of the cIty ttrpu'tti alter rreeittflg crious problem in Seminole woniafl'S im sewer cunipuny. .Slnev t,hv h uurces ,Aid. North Vucinamese t'ouflt is saliently illustrated I)uEiose was arrested tips that an atta ck by Black ,,, .unin E3uur1 iettt t .nsetice in ousting rhicti :it rab terrortsts the fact that of the cases howe 1011 West Fifth t September murder trom a future c'uulltionl 4overn- tuttetiog lag 'Thursday, i facing trial this week before five blocks from the .as mmlneuI. .x1ee:ted thet will subitist men in South Vlearn one it 4.'urcuu Judge Richard Muldrew scene veral rejuiu:iuo1aU, lb of half are involved with the the 5Lu1h o'oc )loc "u:til, r'ii ''contraband. Among these are Roy B Clanton Jr., Mary Elain Edge S. C. .e '.'eti ;,a:te iind Deborah Kilmer, charged &- iuu't'F RLlNF Saimtrd for the past 1 .ears. He with possession of cannabis Clarence William Runuiet. was a nietuber of First Baptist sativu I.; Wayne Kirkland, Gaifney ,intt a house St aii Church of charged with possession and of lOd w Sixth , by trai.te drug, sale of a prohibited SaturcLuv night at Seminole paulter David Ilunke, charged vuith Memortl lis.isputal. 1k was a Survivors include a suit. possession and sale of a native of Brewer, Me and had 19611 Jerry, of Arlington Vi dangerous dru',; Patricia Paul, live in Sanford since laughter. Mr's Jo Earle charged with possession of muottngherefrumnBerwtck. Me of Cleveland Ohio; two Firw -aniuibts ,snd James Paul, 1k was a cabinet maker. brothers. Charles H. t.la.ines of charged with possession of \tctho1ist and ii member of ,.uutt,uit,t and David M. ijames of e.'anntbas. Knights of Pythias of Berwick. tour sisters, Mt's. urvtt'urs include his wife orange Cit) 'l'tw state nolle prossed liurnice Gandw, Sanford. \Irs, -h,argesaguInts tt'Lyde Hayes on Mr. (flu F. Rwiu%e) vi sHammituzi. Ellen ssessioii of cancharges of font, ttaugtitt'r, Mrs. RatiuuntL Sue 1rsPauline atnestx'n', a tubas. Fliwit, Lkrssick, Me - three Mildred of t'ucker and Mrs. Other defendants facing trial Walter K Rwtuwv LSinder both of SuuU, Md this week include Witliaumi tala, Clarence A. Rwi'u Brts&'tt Funeral lottie Ls ill L.vcants Jr itud Randall Queen, Sjittt,r,j CPO Richard charged with grami larceny, Ruinney, U.S Navy, US Gary EdwartB Waters. 'usrged Kenneth; sister. Mrs. w ithi Luri't'miv tit d uuitor t chicle ,,tiitiaiit S \'.sIvatbert', Me Notice Funeral tiluiiuii,c hat ge'd with F l.e'slit' Fruii'si lw- u brothers, uttering a forgery; Kuitinetine Ruitinet , Belfast, Me.. Russell L It I I"rsuzier, charged with assault N Rerwick, Me K Ruiuuw , sIkLI.-S% with iittt'iit to t't'tiflit a felony grandchildren; three great5-11,4,t k1arnnu, , and cruiiiitai offender hating a , s'. grandchildren and a nwnber of Sjeroa, ji %sn uWI. t%e"..'. ,. Madison, nit'CeS and nephews. firearn'; Peter Hi.lI *05 Di helO I 30 charged with grand larceny, Gramukow Funeral tktuie is in rn eunua. at and Robert Burke, charged D•I HvrniCtl *.i t-tF• ot t at T•5 C with aggravated assault fl EARLE St. (lNF The state nolle prossed wnttii fld ue.,iuel% $ItV% t'Iusrgos against Clayton John Di naJ• tu oiotr.b t l'. %'J.'910 Karl M . (iMises, 66, of 219 W (, 41I 4 Sperry Jr., charged with Fifth Street, Sanford, died this buying, receiving andcon" morning at his home Born in cealinent of stolen property. Jury / - ',t,LI ' i\ , - _________ ____________________ ' " -- manage ' \' .' ' ' plan ' :).--4Ind tPoe I - -e I - -.' (Øfl',iQ4 So— ' , - '41 .a - --.* - - T'... * ,.. 'I •'0 k'ç'"- - . ,I lnI5r-; .. e,l Iegtl1tO o. ." TAUtEt• ,3 I'*. %I ' eta' op- - :0 - i'.' '. - 'i a " 0 ',1 ' - 0_I., - ,. - .s( Next Opponent - ..,0 1.1 1 f'.'t'- Hi t 1.* hearings iotiblir ;' tes-tuled for the foIlnw F'.'mne from A-I Agr' t. a-lA Residential to I (,+'r,eral Commercial, property ,,cated at NW corner of Lake Rrantley Rd. & SR 438. iFIA o n(erence 7th Day Adventist ur( h 0, -s'zofl. from A-I A.r1etilture R-IAAA Residential, prop.-r -j lo'ati'd W of t4 & N of SR partially bordered on E by r'gon Ave. on N by Orange '.- ' ,and on S by Virginia Ave ''a ., • • VINCE FECHTEL t,*. ,.*'' ¶_-._•, - RE-ELECT - ..1 I f 0 :;iin I / IT, 4,w;i - r-,0 - ' - ' - In - - S 0. v S.1~~ or, 01, -%,# * - .# I I .1 col t i r i' I.'fnanh.''.• 4n1.$s.'r unit-I Smith I 1 1- 61 110. ,.tii.' ii' 1111111 OW , % , . ,ttise ,, .0 _ Oct. 3rd. __________ c-i - /,41 Is Full -. surman'i report on to . -'e. 4a , . L/ i'r"flCp (In rertificate Of .4,iiI'r .srtial rnmpletmn of rr,esr PLATFORM PRIMARY - -- , — V / ?. "'' a A I . Agenda '' — 1. _______________________ to 4 ,, l o /1".. - -. P _4 - - i - j ip.irrnent .'.r'.atiOfl study on SR I'34 md ,rnnnd A-.uenue '.viil head 'h' -ij-'nda of Ttiesirlay'i 2 pIF 1 -'r.ty Commission mee'sr 'n up for discussion are --'rt attortwy'i report on 'b-.' r,f he r-t-aflty'i author . r.'guLte InterSst*, l mmerre: Juvenile rJ.t.entO' ulity proposals and ----------- -- hr fix - of p4 - ", DIAL 322.1562 *OPPOSES PROPERTY TAX INCREASES , a ' ' ' _ -. Meanwhile, the (.ailup reported that Me(v -ivern asr-." sr percentage points in voter praforenco in the month ending on Sept 25 The poll saul 41 p.r rent of the persons polled f.vored Nixon arid ti Per rent (a'_'od M (,r,'.'ern - '-I.. a iri.f Nr- County --p.s-tue plan for .roitu the 'i''tniaiii war Shriver. (Its' I)t'nmi'.sr;iti.' vu-.' ;tre'sutb'nti.il t'antltdat'', %4;1" in \IIIiniI 11)u)lIstshenI his u knotti - t'thi(t 1!11 Ji ll. S\t,,ull SI I.i-,L.i" Ii lh'iiiiieiailu uiiii,iine'e' I .I'IliiI' Met .ii, i',iuuIj)iiiiIl •tl suit''. tt lit, sen ciii. t Ito'.,' ,IitIt.',Ir.uu;sI''. In '.i't ci -rtittsl slr,itti ,'. bet ii itt ks iin.t h I dtt intl to PC so PC - s, - 2522 PARK an — - Sit.- also klaid that her liii-,- Co. Sanford Electric ( LAYER — 1 lw lt"rgen ('ounty in N\1r it,' t IA ' l" ?r'k of ma travel to a ntitnher rr,etrr,ilitan areas this w." Shriver was to rimpaifl Minneapolis and Illinois tat'. . \ 1 I's - - 1. 269 * KOREAN WAR VETERAN * ACTIVE MEMBER FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Longwood Area Chamber of Commerce will hold its first wi meeting of the season on Pa Monday. at 8 pin, at Longwood bu Civic League Building. Church mi Street. The agenda includes election of board of directors he for 1972-73 and report on area progress during past summer. - * — * 17 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOLS 11 Longwood CofC Meets . :')/ "w itouct - - .' I,' - - " eonstructinfl- f SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT * MASTERS DEGREE IN ADMINISTRATION & SUPERVISION FROM STETSON U. - , I L1 , -. ' '. ' M P.I BU D" LAYER - .' - '-- -- * Forty-four of the 50 states nou hae their own Income Will - - __1 It WWAI33ON - Nixon, Russian ' - thj,t f"r III of ".rruptfrn at the top it r k '.t gnvtrriirieril A titige numoher of perv.ns are Jtid disgusted with the governtrierit, arKi to them, the watergate affair is Just prrf that they're rlht '/ke F'resinfrnt Spiro Agnew spent Sunday in Washington and plans to leave Tiev1ay f Fort Wayne. md t(, week (if r-arnpaignlng that will end in 1)etrflit (ifl Saturday Sen ,4t'(o'jern leaves today to alripalgn In ''N1tk and - - cot .i rnii''l that tho' Watergate uc" itnil at legs'd lteptil,Itf all ' situ p iii'ri ftmmi lrrt i'iil iriti"c had not be, nine mrsa"r staea in the i,,ttiils of iii'tct voters.' Wi' con of have on emrierging moysilty of top toirenw rats and the people at the bottom feel inrstpntds' of hanging what's ioing ott at the top." he said So they're !Ipatheti They're very cke;,tit al 'they've been hiruised t o tutu t,, he ndd"I Shriven also saiti "We've Ifict i. ir c"rtsi' of Itt(,1 iI v,utr iii'", n'."r II It. I,IIL(.OIIY NOkr_4 aaiii tided I'rraa %S miter I Ii aunt Mt (.ot err, :iriil 'sir gi'tit Shrlvi'r have siacnilt'tl idlegeti iorruptitiri in 11w Nixon sidiiilnktrsitloti, hut Stiriver ssi%- c moat people hirive been tirumictul Intt inuehi" to i-are Mi'imnwhllr', ('lark Mni i;ri"r, l'rrciifrnt Nixon's tarni''u' liir ,'rtlIr, soul Nixon 't'aiin"t lost' thii ei.' tion lie warned, however, against i-natly m,,ktsuki' by the citutipaigri i'rgsirut,ntion Nixon, I 'IIi0(rlitl" presitienlot too uitii'.' Gt'orje Mt Govern Mid Vi; i' I 'ni'ciili'iit Spiro 'r new iltil nut i- iun,ipalgn Sunday 5411 Mi'{ ov.'rn'c wife' was on national te'b'viMIiln where chi' Nixon ailnitirilatrittitoni ralii'ui .'iirniipt rt'gsnu' that - 'lIt.' s e' lout's' had Ili rev.'nt Amen . .'sin history,'' siting the bresikin and ;ill"g.ol tauiggini at the I )4',uuoe'riitk' parts, ti.';idqu.urI r it SVashani'tnn c tYsits ru' ate tI$IluiltI4' IS dli I Iclitipls _ ZQW , - - / the state govern- There is no doubt, the experts taxes The same Income is taxed again by 318 cities FREED Department. sources at State a lack of across t e country and the B KENNETH J. say, that there was the initial drive came from Associated press Writer H. direction as well as divisions of list of cities witl a local State the then-Secretary Maurice WASHINGTON APi — Starts who, they maintain, was responsibility. interagency ri• income tax k e e p s getting P Department officials say they vatry and not enough emphasis longer the are winning their fight to keep dogmatic in his belief that Ohio, to name one state the Commerce and Treasury State Department was in. on economic policy in State. of handling economic The most-promising foreign- Is prime example of threatcapable t4departments from taking over service officers fought to stay ening rebellion The possimatters. Iz the major role In U.S. foreign h I lit v of a constitutional The new Commerce seen'- out of the economic sections But nob', particularly since amendment repealing t he economic policy. . Peter Peterson, is deother hand as the department was awakened state's income tax la has Already faced with the loss of tar)13 scribed on the d much decision-making power in in by the Connally-St.afls attacks, not et been ruled out International political matters, pragmatic and cooperative State tax officials I c a r king a genuine solution to the emphasis is shifting. the the State I)cpathneflt has been is what could happen if Ohiosay, and economics c the oroblenis facing American sources 1111 k.' ehi. cenate the onDortunity to ..----. nurui —A very ui't .it economic fast becoming a very decide for themselves i( the well as Commerce and trade and overseas area policy 1ea5ur) to hang on to its control over overseas-trade policy. But officials at State now say are much more relaxed and indicate confidence a stud' ger. Gromyko and a hanuI of iteasing importance in the curIL nearing completion by the OfBy KSNI J. FREED rent American prestdenti&l' his aides. a rice of Margement and Budget Associated Press Writer e White election campaign. A dinner meeting at th b will recommend a major dec There is strong sentiment in a wider guest list. on.rnaking role for the departWASHINGTON tAP) — Pres. House had to link any new U.S.affairs. including Secretary of State Congress 10 ment In economic review began six Ident Nixon scheduled two Soviet trade agreement to a SoWilliam P. Rogers. 10 The 0MB n the large exit Warren meetings today with Soviet Administration officials said months ago after Sen. Foreign Minister Andrei on emigrating taxes levied in. fl-Wash., subjects were the Soviet foreign minister and Mill MagnusOfl, the President would deal large- Jews. troduced a bill to establish an Gromyko. 11w The possible agreements are m "International Commerce expected toRussian range from eatment of Jews to ly with two matters—Corntr nd and the Eu- u er negotiation in WashingService" with in the Commerce tra1e matters to East-West mercial relations ton. They involve settlement of ropean question. Department that would ef- relations in Europe and World War II lendTied to the commercial nego- the Russian fectively take all trade matters possibly Vietnam. debt, a maritime acrd tiatior.s is the question of Soviet lease out of State's hands The first meeting this mornlit ipwih noou- and an over-all commercial In addition, the Treasury partrnent. particularly when run by John Connally, indicated it wanted control over foreign economic policy. And there was a sign the White house was interested in pt)sibly setting up an Independent agency to operate In - the trade area much as Henry Kissinger's National Security Council now runs foreign policy " ienerally In the face of these cross-curan an rents, all the interested fir agencies sought the 0MB study and Magnuson agreed to hold iU up action on his bill until the foi review is completed. CVI The reasons behind the rw State Department optimism Re stern from several factors. For ex one, Connally is no longer in the governnwflt Regarding the Commerce . . / ___ tao to I gr - By the cities in which the ork .B the communities in Foreign tconouiu - ' -_ S - - _ lit l)I)\ U. S. Agencies Battle W.A. ,r-'' ff t~~ .aw te federal governB — — \I[ V- - -, . , , - A1 ft - , ' 45 ' _________ I yer. Ann Riley Photo Michael D'VoneY, and principal W. P. iBudi / I taxed at four s sixth grade heal to Coach Bob Johann'* a nd own with students Joy Craig t City. Dr. Blau is Sh s School in Fore h HEADQUARTERS • .' .2 Wi-Mf - t,~. Government ' C orrupt " Ni xon . t. w tax s to be ended or con B It AV be a sute crease ft ould tiflUed Crone. husnc cd 11 c pe a i measures have road to defeat Instead. thc ofPcthe CICL'cland ness. s;wak of reform ; oi.t)or of the fluiOI 101 been attempted before in UnfortUnate l, all tOt' OW)1 other states But m ever' has meant . "Ct41 Your case but one the a ocate often, tax reform but thos" res. The cie editIon taxes for all higher bttn cuffici released this December failed t the 10 est rungs of the be ai'slabr through signatures o ut the issue on economic ladder li ncrP' '!i L)espitc the protestations CLEVELAND — NEA — In Maine. the only state of both parties to higher \Vhst could be the beginning taxes. this is the outlook for voters got an OPPO federal budget for the taxpayers rebellion where of a developing tunity to express their the ending next shows signs of choice on the ballot, the state ftcal sear across the natkn. upheld by a 34o1 June 36 tax Both presidential candi' vote \Vtth total spending esti With dates have taken note of the at $255 billion there mated A presidential elect Ion t.preading sentiment Each is year Is not the time for will be a deficit, of at least talking of tax reform candidate to discuss $ 3.7, 1'01ioll Beneath the demands for hange are the seenunglv endless additions of ne" taxes. PIUS the belief that some taxpayers carrv too h heavabuden while (tts * Is e rs Fed-Up Taxpay Are Also Voters /r,r fl"I/, (), i''er -'j - LW C RA N E / McGovern Shriver Charge: Mrs. ,,rifr,rrJ MAItILES CI IADWI( 'K McGihbon, 24, of 2851 - Gale Place, Sanford, Was light by Sanford Policeman Gene Pharis charged with running a red 111111 SjllIf()t'd Ave. at 20th Strt't after this Friday afternoon acc i de nt She was driving a 11M7 ('11ev rolet which was totaled. Susan L)ia Newman, 16, of 2001 LiIy Court, Sanford, Was driving this Studebaker which was also it totiti loss. For years Sanford Avenue hits been it through street at the intersection but it traffic light was installed (Gary Taylor Photos) at 110011 Friday . .. .- �Mr? E- rbf. SFsr.thrf '4pFirf A Orthher2 Rogers Turns In Resignation New Head Coach At Seminole W111 FIN 1,Alt\ A\1,01 Herald Spirts F4LUIT game of the Iri-, sea.wn just four day was. the Semtholr High, Fighttni Senunalci, are under Uu leadershIp of it no-%% head foolWith the toughest 4 knowledge of the game and rsonai qualifi cations as an educator and Leader will he is great asset during the rebuildprogram at Seminoic in 11in t;i with coach Jun lthgers SaLurda morning, dtscussed the problem, and suggested that he resign. Az'cording to Rogers. he railed Redding. Sunda and offered his resignation. Jr. is statement ts.cued b ltetldtn this mornhe said, -,it is in the best interest of all eonrned. Young was an assistant coach and the defensive coordinator under Rogers. In announcing 'lnung'c appointment. Redding said "I have the utmost confidence it, him. both as x teacher and it roach. I feelhis a1l coach Principal .lak ILedding annri&inced Dx appointment Of Hill nung as the new roach thLi morning YnunU will begin work tmmethate). preparing tu team for their battk with .iketand Kathleen thv Thursnight in Lakeland. High " Ynun pLayed thret- vears of varsttc fnothal at the Universit'of Tennecet' under head coach Doug r)icke. Young wzs captain of th l% VOL,,that went U, t he (;ator Bowl .Ttuu as uLciflteke s Last season at Tenne'.see before, Lx went to Florida According to Athlrti Director Grey Boyles. Young ha.c two vear exnerieivi' as it The Herald. Five members of the Roosters Club met wIth high school, coach before cnmtn Ir Seminole High He was I, coach at it high school in Tennessee and was head coach during the second 5eK.flti Rectdtn4 didn't elaborate on reasons for asking Rogers to resign. Rumors circulating were that several members, of ttu Roosters Cluh at the school got together and asked that Rogers he removed John Metre:. president of the Roasters Club, denied these rumors We made no r&-nmmendatirr whnl-s-e"er. Mercer told Redding to discuss the situation at the school. "Something needed to be done, but we didn't knose what it was We tried to explain nor com"erfl In the administration, but we didn't suggest anything," Mercer went on to szis that many of the problems dLsc'ussed co at the meeting were mplaints aired by players and parents. "Many complained they weren't getting the type of training neressar Reddini. give-s the Roosters Club credit for helping the athk'tiC program at Seminole High survive. The Boasters Club has been responsible for funding iwch of the program arid for tmpr"vemeflt of the playing facilities at the Sanford Municipal Stadium. Following that tin, the Seminoles have suffered two 5'&'Utt%'C shutout losses. the Gainesville blasted The Seminoles tuwe a 1*2 record going into this week's action. Thec I opened the season With z& lf'.i win over the Ovu'dis Lions. But even though they won, the Seminoles did not have xi good game The Lions could tuwe ensil% wor, th' gains' The Seminoles face a tough schedule for the remainder of the season, but Boyles feels that the Tribe has a chance to win some of these with Young changing some of the plays and attempting a turnabout of the plight of the team I-V j "_y - — ' Seminoles 53-0 in Rig Eight Conference action and then Friday night Winter Park blanked the Tribe 340 liii, ci i' " Ii (1 ttc We it.'e I ls'ie Is n tip of lhs' lint iii the' little islet 1\ttis'n lean I e'nutiv silis'sliile iitiikei' II,' elititi 'I in' kissse'. it IIi'I ti lflhi'i' " sire''.'. up the Al. e'ali'nster, tutu he' slt1I iltund' Wt'itpIIp ISOS (.I en I,u tin' lti' t s'gutsui sc'siseti the Ko'1 stkkloti rtue'e 5*, s"cnc _________________ _______________ -a -. ~. il - 16~i~v~ "'t'i'e - 'i1'.'.4 ; ~n ,2__:~Z ~.. , - .' ""--.--'l. ' ' "u -u.• - t''ii tv ,6I -V-~el irr 'V "k-.0 I .T1 - * - - Z~. ~@R__Q lm* --111~ M NX_ _~, W _,~' .~ " . - - -•' , :,," • - "2" IV 1. i. • -' - . "-p: '- - , •'' , :. ' w'.s&S '. --'r 'I * - - '' - , la ,, ' ' Unhappy ' . 1'. I in to dump the Saints (111.111orback Saints won hy 66.-lintwerp i 4-S i blow * (o '.eMiflt - It . - -. . -' . -- ' - • w,10l d Endings Giving Plunkett Gray Hair EA onditions With About 15(i boys showed up for Seminole High head football Jim Rogers was asked .- Iach resigr. Saturda' morning. following his team's second joss consecutive shutout Rogers said the move real1 wasn't ii 5UtTI5t and that 1w k to football practice when it opened. the largest turnout 7 IMPever, hut there was equipment . 14 for oil' 90. Rogers also pomtec: '1 out that some varsity pLayer' LUIVV It, share their shoes am varsit head gear with junior expected W. players "Hene ran you build U;Rogers had already a player's morale when ha Iu mind to quit at the end of owr season But principal Jack doesn't even have his Rogers equipment" Leciding met with Rogers said he was prnmLz' Saturdo' morning and asked an office to work out of Las' :rr the re-signatinn March He told The- Herald th;sgers was vc' unhappy he I inal1 had to move' ever' thl conditions at Seminal thing out of the roam and nw'.' ch 'It was a constant n t nr the hell'.') furniture in by there' was no opporin August There was an at: tunit) Ui coach" Rogers aLso self spend conditioner put in, but there eu.. rnniment.ed UUIt tx' has U "more- time counseling than were large openings around it he said he feels the schedule is that have never been sealed coaching:' Semino. Rogers told The Herald that too tough far Rogers pointed out several new rcach, Bill that they're "in over their thought the things that he' felt were he But heads" a vood Job detrimental U the football pre.- Young, will do grain atSeminok High "It was impossible to, keep the morale up working under the- conditions , - - ' . . ', 'i¼'oe'tated Pre'.s Sports Writer -' A Chwt 1,e*, ,..,bop the Id s.ain "vt'n uuidr.' cr I)4't ttorr II ti the Fightiri, the' middle of it stream' doesxY appt S.nunole-s lull Young will be' taking over the head roactun chores thu. week after Jim llogerF res.gnntion Iicwt't judge Young's utility tn the outcome' of thisweel. !Ufl)t Lakeland Kathleen is one- of the tughe.st teams on the Stminok Achr(1uLt, and Sanford will have theft hands full Itogers nin not have been the best road in this world, but he can't be held tatalt' responsible for the outcome of Dxfirst three games Mter all, the Senflnolej Lack size, e.perienrt' and depth and they are tackling one of the toughest rhrdu1es ever tarnl in ii &rnunoli Iligt tern. Ope Today i':ied I \ I Li I 'AIF. quarlerhlirI Chut'L lorwin :1 i lighting Seminole during Friday nights action. ltirgan led his team to :4-0 win over the Seminoles Winter Pan; is no 3-I' on the season whik- Sanford Roger Hodges Photo: - Hornets Tagge Tough weight and agilit) would be' set up at Seminole He- performance- is with i fllatlnt"t' performance t0d831. schrttuicd for 71'4 ;, Mite fronton has it Ir-11111 1.0(1' seat balron, putting th sealing capacft' at over 3,000. Escalators and it high speec elevator have been m,ctalied Li carry people t1i the bakon Cntnes for tonight's performance are A night First game doubles spectacular seven ill seven poInts 1 Arte-Yzo 2 Angel.Joat' 3 L=-Toni 4. Rene-Zarrt' ! ,ahe-Pedrnsa 11 ErMarun-llcngo II U Ibarri,.Bathde dav.-Gandi Second game- doubles spectacular seven to seven points. I Angel-'z.z 2 Erdoza-Pedrosa 3. lbarris-Zarrt 4. l(t'ne'-Jue Lazu.hastid1 Mart-Toni &ila.Hengo&i II Arte.(srand potnici seven to, spectacular seven Third game doubles l-Grzind 2 Lizu.2erre 3 Erdozxs-llengozi II 4. Sala-Tow An ge L Ibarxs.Jose £ Manxri.Baictida 2. Fermirt-Yza 9. Arteh"rdroii Fourth gunw doubles spectacular seven U seven points 1 Sab,.11a.stidii 2 Bnvu4'edrose4 3 Rene-Gandi 4. Ibarra-Lam Chuctu.4.usa £ Peru,-Pedro -, Azcis.MaftOTell 8 FernunMt'nctul tftI1 (.umt' doubles five poInti- 1 Eguns-Pedru 2 PenisArro-(sartti' 4 Quinits-Juan f (,ast,.Eiorri U Maiiolt'-ML.ii' Ut!rZi SixUi game doubles five points American elimination 1. Fermiie.1.&j 2 Aicas-Gafldt 3. Chuctm-MurtgreLl 4 QutnittiMenctui L lluvu-'Caballero)C. AltwTh•LLILc 2. }Jcru,.Pedro f, ' a a L '' .iuliui.laica Seventh game doubles five points American elimination I ArIe'-lIeflgohe 112 Erdaza-Toni 3. L*zu-Joax' 4. Marurt-Zarre L. Angel.Prndrewil C Axcis-Yzit 2 Ilnyn-Losa C. ltem-Menchn Eighth game doubles it, five points 1. Gasti-Luu 2 AtturuiAtustiri 3. Pcius.GartW 4 QuintteiMultUCrZLe L. Manolt'-Elorrt I Arris-Juan Ninti g.inee- singles sw('Ltrula' sever. tu seven points 1. CIwctk' 2 Lout' 3 Quinite 4 Caballero L Juan £ Elorri 2 . Marto-rell 8 Tenth game singles six points 1 JultU 2, Area 3 Muguerza 4 Gash is (;arita U. Manoth 2 Augustln Eleventh game spectacular seven to seven points 1. Cburhii-thistidn 2 F.guu..Menchn 3. Fermin-Martorell 4 Azca'I.Ws 3 11iivD.1iIc1i Ii .1UIIUS.1- l!dTO 2 Rcnt'.Cabalier'i' U Mtunis.LAal. lwel!LL game doubles to seven paints 1 Quinhto-CalutHerli Altunas-Elorn 3. Gaati.Mnrtorell 4 Manolo4.uLs is Cgwz.Arrls.Murerza it Penis-Juan C.arito 1. iiltt('-,\usim Camp - Loss Inf licted By Hounds' Copeland weight anti ag'. program wasn't established and that If some' of the stations or, the "in- • • WinUt five' straight running 11w secont perino with. weight machine I IIEitK CISH point scared and the Hornets tide quat himself keeping plays before' l Herald Sports Writer , , it- Liu luid their 7-41 lead at the in- dO;tg::k also asked for and going 2b yard. third lockers, with lacks, to be inMany lire- e'ullini Bishop 1.vniar3Four tht net t in a rapidly played The Winter Part: Wildcats with 7 :is left in the- first half downs it was Vat: Winkle' doinistalled in the varsit) dressing Moore s 14-: '-tt-Lor% The nest time Winter Pan, period ont is plays again room This wasn't clone, and scored 21 points in the third Lvnumo it mild MCIfl- can- the- work and finally Conrail Inking up the mittdk and c11- Greytiounds were stymied bperiod to highlight a 34.0 win got control of the ball, thc there are currenti) over 50 boys ferenct- upset but 1.Vniail seduUvt ft twnkiec1in the- left end tooling ttt red USUW the' room that has only 3U over the Sanford Seminoles Fri- rolled to thTee f Dirt: Copelanci is not one before Sanfo the cia) night at the Sanford Mum- downs LYman defense' ont't' again, Tim effort 5tiil5 them ende defense held The half The Hounds were' afforded lIUlt)onl booted the' extTls paint hogers said that there' is a cipal Stadium "We' kne'. they'd Ix' tough score. ran for three without another the high rate of locker room it was 2-4 with: four nunutes scoring opportunity Late- inHill Richard Denyer and tried Li tell our kids just and Sanford received the sec'onc Glen period when the period left in that' said Copeland afterward their defense on half opening kickoff. mo'.'t't Lyman then put nit a drive' of recovered a:55 fumble at the thirver), which can only Ix' touchdowns for the Wildcats. on the clock stopped b putting in lockers the Tribe keyed "But the) the Greyhounds seven yards in three plays. ant its the Hornet 13 with 4 standout Clarence Latimer. that can be lacked choose' Us find out far thenis- its own whirls moved punted. The Parkers took over where' then old Two running plays Rogers said that players are Latimer scored once. selves and before' the realized Hornet Ui Park toot: the opening and scored two plays later nemisis. the penalty, ruined Hounds- at the seven and before sometimes forced to use- wet Winter hose tougt it was too Into ya.-ds before' DCflyer ran theywere couldcited get the playwith towels because the dryer in the kickoff, but was for ced to punt their effort The- penaltyLvnuui was s thc forthird delay Unilihu the narrow victors on fourth down Jnhnn Gordon Lan')' Baker tackled him. After holding call against it gym laundry room doesn't over Mainland when Lu' felt t: onewipenalties, Jim a pair of 15 yard Lint'iiuii will, appeared to L* 4:Ot left ir- the- period. toot- the' punt. but fumbled niort- o a slopp) '.;a team. Denver run off wart. against each siui;' 21 seconds had Rogers said the school utso Hoftnuns recovered for he torniiiinre In the- Hounus. mereh keeping i hornet tram (lie manimpressed lulling, the' official whir did not the clack, the rule' cabs for la cked thu proper amount of Parkers Once again Winter dirTied 40 yards for the score, ('opeland was seconds allowance. ti finish, la y from start Hornets, set' the p Park stalled on the first series Lovett converted to put las third equipment and uniforms with the effort of theas a hurt infraction The of downs and punted. Sanford team in front 2(1-0 with 8:02 left culling then, the- "hardest called the' holding down run netted only five yards Redding said the school spent Neither team was able tothe and the Hounds chose' to shoot *3.0(15 reconditioning the old also failed to move- the' ball, and in the third quarter. mount much of an offensive' hitting team we've I act,ti twi With 4:0(1 left us the third years' "The) twve' great pursuit." rest of the half as tin' defenses for a field goal winch Wullict: equipment. butand Rcgems theput a 36Winter yard punt byin Levi items Park possession period, Latimer climaxed a 54othersaid pads. shoes yard drive with a one-yard knese that were' just toe' stubborn The' ball sucressfull' macit' from th of e ball on the Sanford weren't holding up said Copeland "we' v.irci' liWil'. spurt for a touchdown, Lovett is hand s"."r tinie' s'tlatiL''t! yard line. -prior U tin' game.- but could hilt kicked to make the score 274. Winter Park marched to generate' Ufl) kind of offense Li David Krogel picked up the three first downs and Denver -.0th: that final touchdown of the game the' with litnoxed 0110 ,nn it wasn't itecau,se' tilt when he scored an a 43-yard run arci run fur the touchdo wn . Hound coaching staff was"! The kick, failed and Winter Park with just 14 seconds left us the Irving They atteni;itu'tI sever,, led &.0with 2:4 left in tlw initial third frame Lovetl kicked to reverses to contain the' Home: make Die score 10, period. pursuit One went for is The ball changed hands nford openedthe second Sa yard gain earl) in the ganie riod with a punt and Winter several times in the final e p while- the- second rt'sutttrd in; iperiod, but there was nu Park marched SU yards in eight Jos*, J umble. at it crucial point scoring. Winter Park subplays to scare t)enyer went the conte latefrom 11w his-yard line and stituted freely, replacing Hut there- was not denym4: the Lovett Dun kicked the PAT to starting quarterback Churl Hornets of Harr NttLon win Morgan with second-struige-1 Wildcats in front put thedrove' tv paydirt the first Unit Pat Thomas S theyi touch the pigsk n. Usuti The loss left the Seminoles tin- twrti driving Ed VanWim.' wif,h a 1-2 record while the' the' Horns': Li' best advantage a '.tetro-Conference leading yard! w advanced 'i1dcats own a perfect 3-0 sustained march: that ate S:IWt. It was the second connearly seven minutes of t' ne PI ('k' CKSAl. tint period CUVC shutout for the Manager Par ATLANTA P ker-. tI 1 ins with Lc Li .hee' s of the- Atlantis 111Ul10rit Thui vt'tl. the Seminoles trek IN b'.i'e figures his slugging Li) Lakeland for a Thursday niaroti Two of the other rut. -ti' 'c baseman Hank. Aaron will meeting with Lakeland niny ti - ''a'. babe I-tuth record of 714 night n.ijur ie.ttsue burnt runs in Au- Kathleen. Kathleen is the Big Mlke'Conwiis tote' the' but: Eight Conference pre season of 17 yards In eluding the final seven favorite and this w be their Li' paydirt Conrad stuck 7 FORTITUDE first conference game. They're bull in tin- stomach of \ i'ur'mer Green Bay Pucker 2-0 overall, Sanford is 0-1 in the to losing ta'k1e Forrest Gregg holds conference, * * * 'ti' is t i u ii is I Fuotkia'tl Gusnevilk League s all-time record fur ,1,kAC-t) SCORLBW.kI) HERALD SCOREBOARI) BsUe.pMor. 5,,yfflII pinved 1U His anC mute. Jim lingo, is second wi fif F iMl Dow" 19 at 132 Jim Otto and George IV1 yards Rhs1'c 224 blatidu heed the best streaks Yarm PaIIInO 30 A ?I , among active players, each AL wo 531 At1 Comply?' 501 12-0 If a i a g appeared in ie 31 S 29 PUntS A 422-S straight games going into thilsurt 7I prst.pYarOC " c 1 0L vm I l. 'ERA I L LE A P 'n lit;iw' MtKh't' [laiiikr Art Fortttiiin it; 57210-34 0 0 0 0- C 5ntO0 ntt avail as ball which he ha in one hand wa not held. Unidentified F. uer \ ork Mets Ron r t..ck hub?') WP-D.t 1 Hunt. Tim Foli Mike Juren.mLfl uuesn i Lyman defender conung up quicv to ae iLOveO lscbi 10 sen. Ken Singleton and Clyde e' CbJ run tLowelt P-Deny,s' np- rWaliioi- IS t,tgubl 110111ei.5 Won game 14-J. make "+ ii Mu s or bert '.eitts the Montreal wP-Laeem.y S run tt.,Ove?' h'C) t)'Ii t" 1 sw Vincent Photo) WP--.r'C 1 'or' ILO1' li 'f Uatuc.' *Cs, Lxpus ' '--'-'-"- ''" Raltilliurt: dn'.- t- - c-Clinr'hed Division 'l'itiv ' 'oungslere see'lurq: tu miprovi their baseball skills will want to have their parents enroll them in the' Orlando Baseball Cam; which is slated to open Saturdin. October 2 at hover Sisurvs Field in Orlando. This- tiny? will meet twict a month during October. Noventher, lkventher and January. The) will work out every other Saturday except where' holidays nun interfere and thel ckantes will be announced There- will he' two age groups. One is for boys ages eight through i2 and the other is for boys 13 to 18 years of age. Sessions will start promptly at 19.3( a.m. each }iaturda and end around 12:30 or I p.m. There will be bus service' for boys from Mattianit, Winter Park and Pine Hills. Pickup locations will be arrnnunceil after rrgistriitrnns are' complete The eight sessions over the- tow monU, period will be de'.uted entirely to teaching the basic tundantentals 01 baseball, Proper throwing, catching, fielding, hitting and running will be included Actual playing along with individual instruction will be done with each boy. Wes Rinker will ciduct the school along with other professional guest instructors' Rinker has operated camps far the, past cot years. Heplyed professional for four years in the Giants organization. In addition he scouted part-time fur the' St L,ouu Cardinals for ncurt 1(1 Years and has authored a book 'l'lw Basic Fundamentals of baseball' which will woes be published. Registration fee for the entire session is 330. This tee' includes msurunce. Bays must furnish their own glove' and stwt. Other equipment will 1w fura'shed ti the- camp. There will be a limit in to fur number of boys that will Lx' acctpted - it - - - ,. -' - '' -I . - :.. ' er Park - .' Saturdas 'a Results Detroit 13, Milwaukee 4 Bos'tun3, Baltimore 1 Chicago is, Texas 3 Oakland 10, Kansas City S California 3, Minnesota 2 C'levtland tat New S(,rF rain 11w - 52V 5 79 73 .5 S 71 83 .461 14 62 91 .405 Z2" West 92 61 .601 — c-Oakland 3 6 85 66 Chicago 76 75 503 15 Minnesota Kansa s City 75 77 .493 16' 74 79 484 18 California 53 99 .349 8z Texas ' st 79 7 3 New York Cleveland Milwaukee • - ' 411 Sunday's Ite'sul's Cleelate'.1 'M. New \'or 1-3 1st iasiie 11 ilUi8S 2, Boston 1 Deu'oit 5. Milwaukee I Oakland 4, Kansas City 2 Texas 1, Chicago 0 Minnesota 3, California 2 Munda>''i Gamut-s Boston 'Curtis 11-7 ) at Lk,Iiilit'h 21-14m, at Milwaukee Brett New York (Kline 16.8), N chicago i Geddes b-hi at Missnesotie s Woodson 14-14) Only gaines scheduled ' ,, , W,n'e's'Pb- • • run • of - - - h d ings , ' to take advantage of an tnjiir~ , thinned (rt'en Ray squad. lInt Major i'ueada - 'a Chicago at Minnesota Baltumiore at Cleveland, 2, twi-night Milwaukee at New York, N 1 e'xas at Kansas (211)', N b'.,tuii at Detroit, N ijakla,cd at California, N Ne% York 79 72 .523 15 C Is 74 80 .481 21'. -, 69 82 .457 25 Montreal lemente 57 96 .373 38 Philadelphia West c-Cincinnati 93 59 612 84 67 556 — Houston Los Angeles 83 70 .542 101. 70 82 .461 11 Atla nta San Fri.ncisco 67 86 438 243 58 93 384 34& San I)is,'i'o x-4lmns.'h&'eI Division 'title.' I'I'l'ISIIUII(ill i A1'I PittsSaturday's Results Pirate rigtitlielder Rob. burgh Montreal M Phi lade lptuia 34, li,,s Angeles 4, Cincinnati 2, ertsi Clemnente is taking oil the rest of the regular season alter 10 he(-omniismg the 11th player In the I'itl.stjurgh 5, New York 0 hi story of major league baseSt. 1A,uus 2, Chicago 1, 16 in[Mill to collect 3,000 career hit.s nir.gs 'Itui glad iii over,".-wild CI(3, ctlarata San Francisco I reaching the goal ni&'nte alter Houston 6, Sun Diego 5, 12 In- St. Louis ()if ills' sit-41144"111ril. fill, S,;v ct'. che'n this' He'd Sox stropped lhilti,nuine it 2-1 des-isbn cc its-he'd I )etreslt''; .1(11111 I lllgs'r musm sin'.'. ii \biIc'. aiike'e on (lvi' hills for his first c'le- tory in extit'tly tc'.e, ears Hiller. ecut baseball Isu'smia' sit a heart attack 1usd year, tush last won a ,suuui' .ou (I. I I, l'iui Auire'hin lt.'tli lgtls - • rums-ke'.I .s I hrs'c' .rmmn hnuui e' r amid Dickk McAuliffe and Al K ohmic' smetsls'st solo stints In uu'eouuut for the Tiger ruins. Now the' (tulle' for ss'nrrhnsarel cc at'.hiing is over to c'.hile l)t'troit wits whipping Mile'. itukee' 51. In other Anee'rk'umn I e'iegtii' ( )akh immisl Sutidstv .-t ion l, 1'''e,i' )'iii":i" I'cts tiuiuuis'iI It 1-41, ('It'veluinil Chi( 'Intl out see s'pt it stouldi'hs.'acter ccliii Ni''.'. Y ork, cc inning, liii' first g,imiin' 2 1 ,tntt taking (lie' second 4-3, titsel Mmims'sota edged California 3-2 lis the National I 'uig,mme, New York rapped Pittstnirghs 7-3, ('111Vilgo Slikit (lilt St JAIIIIS tlu• h;st.-irinitug •,ffrns•' '1 I ;lrd Perry limit") 4',v York t fiiit tilts arid struck 'cut 11 s; 'levelnncl won the first jftifTIP Of ffq douhlehearlv'r xifls fbi' m'sunkc',q. I Iris C 'h;srrsPI,'c' ii 'h •',s;v •' IIu I It I'I'l ui'I iii I Its k I tsssss laird Press Sportc % r its-r - "o slotillil';ok Ikill (iI.1101 k 'Nil 1110 Citicinnati blanked IAIS 1\11~ throttling Chical"o off three hit,$ geht's 1.4), Sari l)ii';o tritumui'si and hlumnkinst the' White' Suit. - ' 11 - ning Suinelti',' 'I really 'Ion't know whether ('II tat' ready. I have macs Ideui, Hut I have pretty itood nriovc'riecnt and I ran still grip the ball.'' bhhead'r from the New Yew'-( Yenkees 2.1 in hi innings and 1i. the Balt i more ('moles nupp''l the Boston fled &)x 2.1 . the 's' troit Tigers heat the Mulwatike" Hrweri 5-i t he Oakland A the Kansa" (atv Ritya (-2, the Teas Ranger; nu'igs' the Chicago White So's i the Minnesota Twins the California Angels 1- - Illass' I'm-game-winning arm w;ic *-rui', oil at a hopifel and this' e'*,iitiinatiofl proved rwgaIn the other National fagaie tItmmnes, the Montreal Fsgx.s del.'u,t.'d the' Philadelphia PhiIime._s lO-, the (hiragri ('nbc trimmed r 'i Miler's hit off Blass drove' in No- York' third ran of 1 1,mih CardinqLq .14. the !he inning, The Meti then piot he;n 't - - .. Saturday in the Pirate's' 5-4.) vie'tory usc-cr the New York Mets Sunday's ltesWI I can get summw rest New Y or k 7, Puttsturgti 3 CletIleIlte's 3,000th hut it Chicago 3, St. Louis 0 ringing double to lcft-'t'miter-Montreal 10, Philadelphia 6 came in (lit' fourth himilng oil Cincinnati 1, his Angeles 0 rookie John Matlack. The leadSarI Diego 3, houston I stlf blast s parked ii three-run in. ta San Francisco 6, Atlan 2 Iuiuig that pustte'eI the Pirates to Moada) 'a (satins iCaritim 2610m c-irtory. Philadelphia After leaving 11w contest in at Chicagoi Reusctmel 9) N Neill York Mt'Aiidrew 11.7 (lie fifth multi5, Clemente said and Moore 0-0 1 at Montreal tie wuuldriotp!uy In the Pirates' (Stonenwtu 11-14 and Morton 7. last three regular season gaines, resting, instead, for the 131 2, twi-ruigmt National League playoffa next Only games scheduled cc' ecke rid Tuesday's Games JIVC this lilt to time (mis of "I Chicago hlsth*delphna at 1'ittslw'9hi and to the pc.,plc of New York at Montreal 2, (WIPuerto Rico," he said. 11401t, When the tilt seemed sure to St. Louis at Putsbw'gh. N fall in center field, the crowd of Los Angeles at Atlanta. N 13,117 rose in unison. The gasume Houston at Cincinnati, N was stopped and Clemente was San Diego at San Francisco, handed the bull, N nings t,ir!tne-i' 'i'.r" r'ir r- mer . - - fi / '-'I Sale. Save , F our ular ' ' - .. • 4.' ' .e ire. 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National I ,'agiir ;uhll) tufts by ls'usting the I ss Atui'"h' I xIgi,rs 1-i), htl:ms, ti.' sihvic.tis rhuslr'c' to start mcccl Saturday for the I'ittsbiirghs h 'irates, was ;ssihIs' kmuiu'keel out sit Its" assign. ium"nt c'.he'ri drink lay a line of Montreal routed I'hiluuk'lphaua t 't'ii nninj rit, rates' Blas s May Miss Next Start P (sit) trillinit'd to olle 11:111 gaillf, Still- of , flu' ninth I'.iruI'q single' )k land 'q %Vc'ut (Ilvi ci sin • less t,s;sisuris cc- lit pps''l K setisas City with I Ie'ne' 'I emuuu' ;usu-lng ri I,. 'I'a. -- enrjfirc' fly ql'4'ifeIj ttse (1-P4"jdufll! tori in the opener foe the irs1,ans Th.n, two rors by '(anee r alt her .fnhn Flit help.'il the Irn1inc to two reins I1*III p?fl"/Cl'$ (SetisivA in the. sixth inning of the nightcap, 'tins H ell! drilled three straight hi!,c and drove in two runs ai Minnesota edged ('all- f - oils" orr,c,nsl to 4( (sf's' the tle.hvc's,k fog run in the ejh,fh lotting. 'ihen he cingløcl bests's' two more runs for the A's .!tcisii*.l ;io,l 1,;uttrt . ;sjrI ,,," Semino es - llovotl ('t'mwtx'tys figured Patriots squeaker over the Washington seems, were guilty of roughing 12-yard touchdown. Greg I.andry ran for touchthe kicker. Th at gave Wash ingflc'dsira,s several downs of 10, 6 and 13 yards and In Sunday's other games, the ton Coach George Allen e threw to Craig Cotton for a th Houston Oilers stunn ed the New options. He could refuse Detroit York Jets 26-2(1, the Miami 1-h-11- penalty and keep the field goal three-yard score to lead and pt the Bears, ptuns nosed out the Minnesota or forget the three points The Chiefs-Broncos game Viking, 16-14, the Green Bay take a first down instead. tied 10.10 when Mike WitS "What the heck," he said lat. Packers edged the Dallas Cow. a l.ivingston came off the Kansas boys 16-13, the Baltimore Colts er. "Any time you have to replace injured City bench So the blanked thc Buffalo Bills 1O, chance to win a game quarterback Len Dawson at th e the De troit lions be at the Clii' 'Skirts took the first down, the second half. start of But three' do'.'.'ns netted only cugn Bears 38-24, the Kansas proce ed ed to th row to I.iviiigston City Chiefs csverwhelmed the one yard and Knight return ed and safet)' passes scoring Denver Broncos 45-24, the At- boot a 27—which sailed three ed in by Jizsi Kearney chipp 1inUu Falcons slammed the Los wide to th e right. The Patriots to do was recovering two fumbles and still led All they had Angeles Rams 31-3, the Pitts running them back for touchburgh Stt'ele'rs defeated the St. run out the clock- With Louis Cardinals 25-19, the San Washington calling time out downs of 43 and 32 yards to run Francisco 49ers walloped the after every play, though, they Denver off the field. Dave Hampton. en route to a New Orleans Saints 37-2, the couldn't, and were forced to day. rambled two-touchdown Cleveland Browns bounced the punt r a team-record 161 yards o Bill Malinchak, however, f Cincinnati BengaLc 27-43 and the the kick, while the Atlanta defense Oakland Raiders and San Diego blew in and blocked Los Angeles off six end picked Chargers struggled to a 17-17 then pounced on it in the and recovered a pair of pa sses zone. Touchdown" Wrong, tie. nationally Safety—just two points instead funibles, In tonight's Coach Chuck Noll wanted to televised game u ABC, 9 p.m., of six. So the Patriots still led. make sure his Steelers got a EDT, the' Nec'. York Giants 24-23. field goal with the Cardinals leading 19-18 in the closing intoutes But Terry Brads aw. who earlue,'r had score(l on hits own League train one yard out, made even € surer by firing a 38-yard touch-' down pass to Frank Lewis with 1. Stan :. 1:06 to go for the Pittsburgh :: triumph. ils The Assot-lated I'ress Then the Jets gave up two National League Amen-an League fu:titles and an intercepted Joe I..ut Fast Namath pass to help set up W. L Pet. 6.8. W. L Pet G.B. three' Ski;) Butler's tour field 84 66 .553 — Boston c-Pittsburgh 95 58 ,62 1 goals, 549 ____ . ________ 69 84 68 .553 l0' 84 Chicago Detroit program Aillori at Uit (riantii-Senunok Jai -Alai F onUn aeneti The dcfendinj~ Super ehainpit')fl I -, -I With Washington le;Min o, inontks stud soon' 1541 gititue's stIr r it star ts'sl has i's'tfle clii'.'. ii the 11 11,11 three game's sit the' 'liii' cliii' te'tislei''; time ilostwi ititul I )e'trntt se'ttled its battle' v, 01111 it should ha' besot tim tis'sis I Ilie fleet Soc ore' In I)etroi( tin' the start of a Ihiree'gnmuuc' sent's tonight, Thee t.':IIIi that cc ins t'.c ci Ili thio.cc' j:aI;m.'s cciii ststvuine'e Is. the M playoffs to Isn't' this' (lakhtnel A's floston's first - place edge' was cliii' to Second Straig t Rogen said that hu wu! pronit.sed last SP714 01al b ititui ,\ftet tutu, It will lie I tils 'i'isint 'I'nt's'ituy tutu Mnt i Pnitlii V.'s1n.'ssIns for iii.' he'd f-sic ccliii liii' 1 igt'rq using WIHHI% I'm viiinii flinh!isi li lt, Tiiiiit ,t,iul .me' I 'uulu'tiisitu sin last etuir 1114- S),( lutist lisped is, take thus' 1' stoOls's hi'osh tli"' his'lsI IIuuict sit lust ccc's'k lutes lit.' html c,'rlc''u 'I hat winulsi iciuci' iiis'iuit that situ.' chines' at I let roil ce-mild cliffs If It I lii' unit fist tlue'uii M 1k.Itnitiinore' 's s - n silty I 'ii.'Ilsii cc-as huncing uiustis' that Ill' cs-.utte'rc'sl i'istht tilts itnhti t rIs'h'c si sth'Innhrus: lunin'r gave the' ()riusk time' vu' , ..:ng .lim Plunkelt said "Re- 17 mid'.e as in the fourth quariii' tci eefl this week and last week, tic, Plunkelt urn'. e the Patriots instead Dallas ran into an that forced five' irons their nsen 2yard line to spired defense I 'n getting gra) ha irs" the Redskins' 4. Then he faded tuirnovers and sacked quarterI zest week, it was a missed l final hack to pass—cal'. to find the Nick Craig Morton four tunes. yard field goal in the bang ''We're just trying minute that gave New England Re'dskins scc arming in on him, lie took oft to the right, wilts t ogether and hi the ts'st ccc a 21-20 nctors over Atlanta Coach t)ona Dial, however, was nothing several would-be tacklers in hot can," ('eilt compared Ic' what happened pursuit. then fired to rookie Mct'aIIi'rty ,caid titter Milli,Josh Ashton on th e goal line to inure, tshmnking Buffalo for (lit' Sunda' fl F -s'r', Mass. third straight tminc, won its first 11w' 24-year e,.d quarterback put the Patriots on top 24-21r ganse of the sea son. MI the weret far ns Redski But the put New England :head wi th a the first Isuilt remarkable serassbltnig bulls- from finished. They moved to scoring came in Utiis connecting nm ssh v Johnny rye touchdown pass. then had to the Sc'.'. England 25 and, with cc -yard scoring strike to 7 minutes to go, on a 2 wEtout fcswofthe most frcntic less than two Mitchell, Jmtii 0'llrmen minutes in Na ti onal Football Curt Knight kicked a game- Tim txintmng .i 3&-yard field goal and League histor) before his tying 33-yard field goal, tr Siii tlumc.riltik sweeping in fat' ii But hold on. The Pa iots, it pullt'cl seat a 24-23 .•, - tl,v Eagles in I'lola- delphia. I don't like thest, endings," -' Give YDulig %,,-kit 13% BRUCT.' 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Irnnifrr lU ii I Ili ,( k he n _______________________________ ,ifi 1 ,7 11 - _____________________________________________________________ S Rogers ____ -- Red gers , ---- =1 It T' i --- l"t,r" ,J Dandy Wropup ____ 0,1011 , , 1,/ ,flfl,o/fp' flip ,,itf' i' if lfi' ,1fyf �Monday October 2, 19/2 4B-The Sanford Herald Cocoa Beach Late ttort Puts Lions On Short End - 41 $)OSSIL)le 4 : . v :-'- - . . . ' 2 d.. - r. - - -- . - . 4 'r veland had the longest run of the second quarter, Just over two minutes later, drive, a 20-yarder and yai ds out. The kick failed and Naval 26 yard line. Saxon Saints led 6-0 with 8:03 left pitched out to Cleveland for a 25 yard pickup. Mike Austin then in the first neriod. The next time Trinity Prep ran over the goal line from the got the ball, it took them only one yard line. A try for the twoyards. point conversion failed, giving two plays to move Half back Walt Morgan picked the Saints a 33-0 lead nth 5:10 up 22 yards and Cleveland left in the opening half, The next score was another scored on a 34 yard carry. Cleveland ran the two-point Clevelandrvn.thisttmetrOm IS conversion to put his team in yards out The kick for the PAT front 14-0, ith 3:08 left in the gave Trinity a 40-0 lead with second touchdown of the night when he carried 33 yards with 1rnity Prep Saio-i .ck fated I ckl TRINITY -- Tec*Ileget 7 run run ____________________________________________________________________________________ - - a -- 0 I. hi ar Sc IC V po b; , pt.rp?ofti'e JA.3e - - - -• a'e,. - $r,'i ' - '', 1 ' , ' .'- ' tour' La Ice L of ii s P r 01 eC t - On Tuesday's Agenda , ' $ ' U.S.Russian Space (raft wti_ virnie ouuIvIii -di('.1 Ullu 5J,UU homa, a 52-3 winner over Oem- son, were rolling along, six other members of The Associated ____ hess Top Teit-Ohlo State, Alabama, Michigan, Louisiana Top Prosser State, Notre Dame arid even once-beaten defending chain1 pion Nebraska-were ready ,p and willing to stake their claim to No. I should the leaders falter, a fate that befell third. Fo r 2 n ci V/I/i ____________________________________ ranked Colorado and fourth. Victory number two was with Smith adding the extra rated Tennessee. placed In the hopper by the point. The final score of Colorado dropped a 31-6 Page Airways Packers came when Jones scampered shocker to Oklahoma State Saturday afternoon as they some 25 yards Into the take while Auburn staved off Tenrolled to a 356 triumph over the Mary end zone. The extra point ,5ee 10-6 in the weekend's defending champion Jack was added b' Mike Hall. major upsets, along with Next on the agenda for Prosser Ford of Lake Mary. Wyoming's wild 45-43 triumph The YMCA Pop Warner Page eleven is a meeting ith _____ .• • ,. -. - . • , - , lague contest was played at Osceola in a game scheduled to . • Sanford Municipal Stadium be played 3t Lyman High Vuc Perez Schcxil starting at 2p m. Saturday afternoon. on - . • for the .1•,' '' Opening the scoring " • . ' .T,4 -: -, -. Packers was a eight yard run '-'. 1 4th - '.'--, by fullback Jeff Jones and ...,...5-'. . 'a'f. '-'••. .m • quarterback Joe Smith added •• "s:-'Y . ".. :' the conversion on a run. Prior ViCtory - -• a.- - ' ' - 'to their first score the Packers had threatened when Smith Victor Perez, bcal boxer now TRYING TO get away from Trinity Prep tackler is Sanford Naval completed a 35 yard pass ., in the professional Academy's John Davis who is caught by the Saint defender and Mike Fall but the Packers rn the Sanford brought down for loss in Saturday's stunning 66-0 loss at out of downs and had to punt. A trio of "main events" are ranks, scored a unanimous listed on the wrestling decision over "Slick" Mitchell Smith began the scoring in __ ta(liUmfl _____ the second period when he production of Milo Steinborn of Jacksonville. Perez as a decided underdog in this scrap, raced 25 yards to paydirt and tonight at the Orlando Mitchell having been picked to Jones added the extra point via Stadium and to figures Bows I real "riot" for those who take in win via the knockout ro'ite. a run making it 14-0. The bout was all Perez, The count moved to 21-0 Later the action. Sanford Christian School's flag footbtfl tEam) making the final read 20-0. Among the "main events" is however, as he came up with The local crew could not generate much of an in the second period when went to Orlando Frida' afternoon and wound - ' To Link, Exchange Crews iaisO1" ' E*Y -, MON DAY - 830 PM. ' OILANDO SPORTS STADIUM, TONIGHT 3 MAUN EVENTS - , Posts St C, '. - - / a Piotice '"' record 52-yarder by Juan caxnetolifeandtheMinutemefl settled in a poll rather than a smash7 "They give you eight men up Hoca-nnd two touchdowns in were not able to cross into Lion bo%l. territor for the rest of the first The problem is that Southern front," he said, "and to run on it the fourth. half. But Oviedo's offense could r.i nli,tc in th Pirifie-8 Con- voit nmst use that fullback to - - not get going either and the first goes i' t 'ee half ended with the score to the Rose Bowl, while OklaSixth-rated Alabama crushed Oviedo 7. Cocoa Beach 0. Vanderbilt 48-21 with a crunchhoma is in the Big Eight and up The Lions took the kickoff to for grabs by any bowl ... except ing ground game, although open the second hail, but Coach Bear Bryant said he the Rose final two periods gave O'1Cd0 "I suppose they'll be No. I "didn't think they could score fans little to cheer about. Each next week," said Michigan 21 points on us." team punted once early in the State's Duffy Daugherty after Flashy Johnny Rodgers set a third quarter and the Lions had Southern Cal blasted his team Big Eight career pass-catching just gotten the ball back on 51.6 Saturday' night. "1 don't record-2,070 yards-and a their own 42. Once again know who is No. 1, but! imagine school scoring mark with his Munitenien held nd the Lions USC is as good as any other 34th and 35th touchdowns in team. It would be great if USC seventh-ranked Nebraska's 4t-0 rout of Minnesota and Oklahoma could play." _____ a Eegal you vu 1 rsi (run TRINITY faledI TRINITY - CICveIfld is run t'c'. TRINITY - CIcv,Iar 75 run (sck a.ie TRINITY -- SDI' 13 ufl TRINITY - CPandler 7 run (Whtleoft legal Notice ---------tegalNiilce ' - 14 2 U I3-M that the lions have led in a appears that the question of Why did woody hayes forsake with to field goals in the third ThePatputTrinityofltop53-0. tRIPIITY - Cleveland Irun The ball exchanged hands I•lt'd) R IN IT V - ClevclSfld 34 several times and with 3:30 left tCI,velard I run) in the final frame. Chandler p NIT V - Sai n 42 run (Stevens scoied on a seven-yard run. "c TRINITY -- Chandl(r 34 past horn Trinity got the ball back on a fumble and Dave Terwilliger scored on a two-yard run. That gave the Saints their 66-0 lead. The Middies had a fourth period touchdown called back astheresultofapenalt) ()ntJ - - Saints Roll Over SNA, 66-0 fin tegàF!itfce halef on Win. Afl41 once again teams who both wanted the win ('tuirite Hannon's kick was good Harris fumbled to once again ('ocoa Reach, on the other hand, and with 4:38 left in the third give the ball back to the by beating the lions upped : 4 badly. "' The Minutemen took the period the score was tied 7-7. Minutemen. But the Oviedo their record to 2.1. '.... HERAt.O SCORFflOARO opening kickoff and in only four Alter this score Oviedo ap- defense held and the 14on.c got . ,jl1.. .• ,• cocoa heath plays they moved the ball from pearcd to fall apart and Cocoa one more shot with less than t' uv .. , ' to the lion 29. Most controlled the game for the two minutes remaining in the theirown 28 'td% Wuh'U fl7 . f that yardage caine on a 42 remainder of the night. Oviedo game. Oviedo could not move "°' '"" , • fl* Totil Y.rd yard scamper by Mike McCune. did not make a first down in the the ball on three downs and in a 170 I Corn 4th ml charging Minutemen from Cocoa Beach. A late But there the drive ended when second half and gained only one strange move, the Lions punted 7 Punt% )VIEI)O QUARTERBACK Greg Washington I II 7 fullback Drew Boardhurst yard total offense. Cocoa now with less than one minute to go. surge Lw the Minutemen brought them their 14t- ts pkntv of protection on this pass p'ay committed the first of five began to move the ball against Cocoa had only to run out the ' 7 victory and Oviedo's third straight setback. is tht' fnnt '.'. tll of the l.ion holds off the 0 0 7 7 Ii fumbles b) Cocoa. Oviedo the Lion's defense, but time ran clock to protect their lead and Greg Sindad Photom 7 0 0 0 o .rio recovered but was unable to out in the third period and the to win b a score of 14-7 ---------------_________ _____ But the Minutemen did not 0 Allen 75 run iC,ornet ,thl remained teams move the ball against the two come by the win easily. The -- GrI Minuteman defense and as deadlocked at 7.7. fl,1ht,rsl 2 ufl (I4,rV''' eii, a in Li n be a ten The Minutemen continued lions played a tough game but cn forced to give up the ball. After Kevin ('reedc'n had punted. their drive in the fourth and once again mistakes cost thetii ''c --______ - _____-lcith mufl ith\e1 deep into i.ion terntory. 1ut once .ain Urctadhurst fumbled and Soon ers Survive .,.rncs Meeks recovered the USC, I ins at the Oviedo 25. Then on qtrttrt;u . fire ft m tt f:r;ri'1 ' ta first play from scrimmage, T he Trirlt) i'cuF S.irts. Sanford Naval took the scoring pass to Jeff Wittenburg halfback [)y Allen took the On the second play of the paced by the running attack of La%rrence Cleveland. rolled to a second period, quarterback kickoff to epen the second half, but the penalty nullified the ball down the sidelines for 7 but fumbled the ball on the scoring bid 0 f Grid Ups e ts ards and the touchdown. The Rash 66-j) decision over Sanford Steve Saxon went 42 yards on a speedvAllenisasefliorafldtsa PIERALD SCOREBOARD Na al Academy Friday night at keeper for a touchdown. The second play and the Saints took over. On the first play from the Sanford Murncipal Stadium. kick put Trinity in front 21-0 Ohio State, ranked fifth, upsct.ininded and lRth-r4lliked It turned out to be the longest MS(XLSICd Peu Sports Writer rtt DOVSnS 12 from the 28 yard line The next time the Saints got o run of the night and it came Top-ranked Southern Calif or- turned freshman tailback Ar- Tulane 41-7 as Ed Shuttleswortlm -O record following the win, ' Once again the kick was off the ball, Saxon fired a 34-yard ith 2:50 remaining in the first nia and runner-up Oklahoma chic Griffin loose for the first bulldozed for 151 yards and whiIt SNA is (1-1. 13 S 0 PaiM-% 46-0 12 0 target, but the Saints led 'rmity Prep took the opening aerial to Greg Chandler for a period. Mark Gomez added survived the rash of upsets over time and he romped for a school three scores. Ninth.ratcd loumI remaining in the 00 Pu?t AvQ nitiiott with 10: ltd koff and marched 65 yards in touchdown. The kick failed and a a extra point and ()viedo 7-0. the weekend and if they both record 239 yards in a 2944 stana State beat Wisconsin 27-7, kic ii J rr4. - " "' IN 1141 CIPI'UIT 'OUJT OP Till " ' TMC CIRCUIT COURT. IN hIP CIRCUIT COURT OP INC Pt INVITATION TO lID PI(,TIcC Is or rsoiuvso I.ni,neI. "" Cml $IOPIIFFNIN JUDICIAL PIOPITRINtH JUDICIAL CII IIDNIPIN?N JUDICIAL The S.rnlnnl. CinIy Olitriri pg VACATIPI() _____ eu,1 Iii AND FOR SIMINOLI CUIT Itt bD FOR SIMINOLI Cult. IN AND FOR ICMINOt.A School Ilnard will receive b1; for AflAPU,t,PIIPIO RIOPITS or WAY an 95: Citat .fiiIfiA CIVIl *t COUNTY, FLORIDA COiJN71. PIDRIflA CIVIL AC. Ot'tt1 of All labor the fu,ni;P,in TO WIICJM IT MAY COlIC FRPI APSSIF I 0" -, CIVIL ACTION NO fl 1717 ii;fen A flOw NO 73f7 lION NU ,,-iIH materIel;, riulpm.nt sod ;ervitpi r i,.n Ihaf It,e P')TICF ,Mref .y nv. lb. Ua,,I.5. of, fbi Mafra5e In *• rPquir.d for he rnns$rutIior of c i A '1 1 ' ' . Aft.94i"1 •"A '' r 'I t f A 'AP. flAt? 1 #11. .. AfA For"s / -.-. mr-- - -F OUt A toil i PIPII(.Ai c.niinol. F'Ird;, & Mo tA6F hUt'. r ' CIaIais or Deffi.nds AaIn1, .q flUll.t)Ip4O roø LYMAN IIIOPI IN. ,;,p, R.Q(,I., M.mtn - :? • '/APl 'HART, COMPAPI'f, INC AD TPIIID Df,CFR V 5(11001 APIO lPl(,USTRIAI AR VS d cit Sept,'rnhar, o tsn. 0 INC r ltu*?,#MI of fi 1 1 t.Af5 SAPIODA R I flUli 0114041 SAPItORDMIIJI)IF tounf tnmrni,Uor.r,' M..IlnO P4011CC 10 OFFIND 'o'f'.d and ... SCPIOOL SFMIP49)( F COUPI TV, Doom in the Cflf)rlhJa MURRAY C WILLIAMS nip çr r or ri 0DflA TO -'aim, and l'n'ands .w'rh ev rIOPloA Siminol. County, ran,;s. pursuAnt P4071CC 00 ACTiON flTT1 /Al APYPIIIR R1,CFR T j .ul'., of 's ";', n. ,vn4n;i filth will be (PreiVId untO Wed to Pptiti "dri ) fl.t!,t'; and Noun 0 f..n'Isnt, HART n.sday, OcIc*.r 2%. 1572 a? I ) Oh,.n, RAiled and adopted .'nt.', q pS;Iff 'c'OU AR pIFRPCV P4011CC 0? ACtION P M . F 0 1 • at Lyman IliP RIOIU$M cIojir,0. varafinQ Anti i.'ea;r'd, ate of said County. N Ian A'S/V C ') C)r that an areots .n tiuc Vt) MuRRAY C WILLIAMS School, lnngwood. rl',rida, al fich .,f StlM45I. ouni atiandoninO ,aru0,,nCIr, • 1; S,jmrn*9 5rC •9 ,$i,;nIu'Iruct proe.#dir0 NPLLAMS arid place the bid; #vII N. d;cIairnr3 a'v and cli rOb? of INC OItICØ M 'I?4A it 1/ fh?ci. 'lane ,• rs*e nas nua.n 'tInd 47IMII mu I'ubli(Iy opened acid reach aloud . i Cnsnfy of Saroer,OIp and In. pi,hi.0 Ii YOU ARC PIFD F flu P40? F I ') Coun, at "nj;a ,,4 4 un ti..' an rg YOU AR P P40'Ti rnt,t,ir.,1 'vu sen. .1 .ra and Drmwinq; and pPrillcaftoru; may Crud l IN. IciIIown0 cf*iCribd f•. tjt,'/ i. IAN flAP I fpu Ftord.. v4ftiiti ;v calendar "t '.,m'n.tP a CPr1an and tuf -your qlfan iefan'.ai c any. 'vu be obtaIned bp' depotitin N. nIght; Of Way. 'ci WI? lIed Pt?otI '0 195 C,ftu' Couv? iW rorutrant anti to uSvC ;a'l and VhS Vim. ri115 fIrst p.,tulir.i' R9$IflMlPr'; attorn. vh.siOnatpd amcs,nl; wilh Qulmano, That pa" of lb. t'uIinrO Serrunvul, sun$/. FIord4, ' roetr,n laniarSd Mull anti mid on of Ilti; noIre TaO roO'ea of tueiacud.,ddre'ii hal/lw 005*, and Malt, Arh11.nf;. ()raUa;h d.srrhed sineeft lynG fl.st cif ().;v,'uton o Mar'.a7.. and iou are c,. fOIIviw.nQ desCfhal asooe,I', claim or c$anui'd si'll ha vu -ant en 0h 1577 anti fUq in ecor. Incorporated, Sule 400. Santcs'd Sleepy PfflIl?unv %ubd;on (a; Ivu 50/iC ft °" ;ftjt•4 n SernutOle 'OiaMty. and shall ,at.. 'h.plac. -ii r.iJde cw-.nql Ih 'Pus Cleric of tPuI; Atlantic National flank huilding. rem/ned ri ('fat Rook IS Pe 54, ,,r$t.nu d.f.'us.c f Any. on P1CC) P4 FI/lr Is, l itI''C ,edd9'4'I of t9en ha/C ;en,:r. ou Sanford, riorda Spminn.ul. County. FIord.,) v'ud Fail • t INa laW tj IAN. JR 'eel if All cit it 7 snI FaM I') rn . cIairnsnV ,nl shell ,I,vur0.',I -, OCIIMFP4TS WILl.. of Slate Road 400 CF STFNSTROM OAVIS I MCIII SEl'lINOLl: ('OUN'l'Y AssI)cImItu)I) tom 4 CiueIc '0" of AMFPIOPC) p,VIonnrs USC nIimant 0% lOanS. n19 •itin thacmAfte, ithera'sa NFI.FASFD UNTIL DEPOSIT IS Thooe mactan u,rnamenf ;tn..t, 'ed' TOSPI, Alt/lmne'y% Mr PøtIOiusf, PLA OF C)LMSTPAO I MILiOR A Il?O ' and aCroan Retarded Children President Dennis K. ria .n'ened ;avu;' mu PFcFlvrD %h/l'A'fl on and AhutInO Tratt II of •% wos ad,i' Ocq' C/lV %IJCO"/iStON. AItamont. Sp,,ngt, on.nolIa,anflwCb Im Oipetlt; Ii. Mc 1.mannfrd Oocum.n'$ RpIal of Trart; IS. I?. ) and 72 13)0 SanfOrd. F,nuc;dm, 17?I. 4/4 " 'I. l)olgner accepts check for $19,B62 from County Piorla ,rtonl;nO 'vu R!At IS/WIW 5 'wit st IlIad shall V ('omplel. 5.?; 110 (lOper Sal Il, INC c'anw u Sanlarudo Spring;. a; per pint Inc or'nai o... on rn ,,uar Reconl, p. ('ominission ('hairman Greg Drummond as Sp.(ilicaIon; I) i''' thoreof as r.rorulcd ri Plaf Rook 7, baO'e p.o. atyive styled tour? on N rn, navul arid the seal of fl4 C/l.,c5,' Only 31% 00percop-y Page), PubIc R.nordt o, Samrt. 5 Cvt4vtu V'u,mmru Onlobef ti 1513 outuenwiS A 4o14'lt 15ft5 ru.a" 11 A'3AISit /111 5$/f ''c r" S.pconlsen Sib 1577 ('uuntv's share for programs for nientimily •ou r'cl ,u' mal. ,mavu' A'ii ha Drawinqi Only 1)3 00 pan set County F Init' idS At evanutors of c.., an. macsired to senre a coDy of yt'sif reta,'(Iulj of all ages ri Seminole. County funIndividual Ora*lr tOrn nat.OV Is/ed aQacist /019 f Hilt and T.,?iman, -' ' on Adbr it flrkw;cb. r t 4y. !o aMj. fly 'ha hoard 4 COunty Corn Sheet; s 00peruusef lm4nd0d 0 USØ Pat' MV -, (ling is essential part Of matching funds conRCSSIP L RRUri. A Cleric of 11. 'ur' R!TRUSA. F'ainttf'; ULIUS smnola County, missione,v nit RErUNDS 'fiTNESS my hn4 and 0f1Ci5I Cer.tis V PWern day of atleusey. n'Siosc ,tidroii ; U a;t fly tt'ihtited by state and federal grants. l'rivnte florIda. lbs 7Mb dsy of September, A macimum of two (21 set; of of sad Court On hut 14th cTCPISTRDM flAY!'. Strant, Orlando, Fsf:da Dapulv 'iem A D mill cunuents may Ni obtained by p5/h S.p?emb.f, A 0 . Innatios are flve(led to make Uf) the $15,(XK) I. '.SeINTOSPI on or ciafora the 31st day of OrPobe, AND LCPFLR itUl'CPIISOP'I ospec$lve bidder, for full refucid 'Sealt cIOARD OF COUNTY (GM .iI0rnp..,% IIY P'' lifl. ;n4 fla VISA 3VQ?tR' allIS IPIC ("lit fVIrø lilanet', (Staff Ptmoto ronlingent on macapt of Nd, ISS% ARINUD it NCC'HIi4 InSSIOPIFRS OF SFMINOIF .;tnen haM'. Clk if 'ni --------------F'ordm ''ate i%ar' nfprd 'or'da 17771 d.dutiW,5 •% span led Nei tank of lb. C/nil? Cou (O(JPITY. FLOR,OA nun PlaIn?;(f's ,'?rwr..'y If 'Si'!• 77 At?orit.y% for P,dlt!,yi.r Additional omplete tel; o' ia'lIai fly Canal. 1 FIen fly 4/11w,? Pt CeCkv,th Jr ,mm,wli italy ?Plit'Caft0/ -Ichorals. S DululUl Sept 11 i 74 On ('vucl 041k.. fin. may be otylar.il lets of dotumI% 3, 1P pij$y Clerk Cork lri;t default ill ci. evuI.ren$ svuford, oqTdn DFI4 46 bdderi or oth 5'P4;TROM. flaviS Pihisti Oct 157; Pie ___________________________ ',,OIIth c.pt II • .'. 'a retef tianuancl.d fltPfptt*b' ,aret 'jt JeD.Aitr.Q ho I McI4TOtP4 Cci'suolant ______________________________ FIorda Stal. flank specified amount. whereby or SIMIPOLI COIJP4TV ISOAR000 )Pit 44 'N TilPcSmy hand ;nl 'PC 5.41 r.rppI nit returned dnri,mant% fl COUNT'f rflMMl%jIOuIfiRS I. ci, ________________________ 'lii '.r' nwS die )7'P. liv il SFMINOLC COUNTY hOARD OF - inn,) r,<Il,,r,. '.0 pv'r v-I: nf It'. rtc . -• "loire ut' ,bIur 4..irci4 p . riuo iC,I4T i' 1:41 it 10011' !cmnfl.9, 177 COUNTY COMMISSICNCRI I.posit will be r*funded nfnird, FW)nda 17771 ti AND CIRCUIT COuRT flue anarl ii "runt', Corn fc..Ii NOtiCi540VbI1t tearing Prospective biddira who with AtMrhaya tot' Pet?n,ausr SIMINOLd Ct3I1N1". 0100'; sisairwuefi if emulol. Counlr will AR1'p4UR p4 flpr.Hr-i drAw from 1 Iddirun' will receive 50 PublUt ¶.il IA. 7$ Oct pp,, floard nil Count,. Corn CIVIL ACTION 10 17.1)15 "Old a pululic M.4r:MO '0 consIen us A; (lark of 'I'• Ctlr oer 'nl of their Iu'aI diVIOSIt 00 DEPt m,;siotu.rs of Samnol• County all In re •afltliin Of .acaal ,uiJA.nit liii fln.rd it Ady c.r.ua 'i Pvarn 'ceip of dOrumen?; ici good con holds p',blc hearing ho consider an ROSS DA1i fI(',C.,PIf1O1'I 4''' usic-sent ru aoon.wng • Lot Size Deputy Cleric diton arpial against It', Eciarl ,,rV Ad property will he allocated 1AA R.jid.nllaI ' J,,,Ianc, ci 'he R By MARION HETIIEA 1A. 7). 'i, IN IMP CIRCUIT COURT OF TMI PubIlU, t,,t 7. Coats (or poalage, freighul or ju;tmenf in aliproving a Lot Site 94o'rlCl (30 ACT)ui lotte on lb. fOltOt,!nQ $.v-tfusct OFi 5 IIQI4TIIPIIM JUDICIAL CII open space, buffer zones, delivery charges incurred thall be Varanc. ici ro C'av'.i ,. property R 1AA R.sd.nlial CUlT IN AND FOR SIMINOLI _____________________________ MTAMONTE SPRINGS- primary roads, rigtits-f-way, dducted from h5 deposit (earept Zone on Pu an following dii(ribed 0 ,irnfCf.1I Qallver it 3 Rhewk C, YoU AItamOn?a COUNTY, 0101510* property ('is,al. 4awII IN (141 CIRCUIT COuRT OF 1141 Reqestetlannex4Ition for a new with 74 acres of lakefront and for addend.) PteiQPiti ..1in$ 3. Rt; Conk tO. 13121) CASI NO In selecting a sheet or sheets of Lot I?. Clock H. W•sl Aitarnonte lIr.PITCPNTM JUDICIAL CII YOU sPif IFRECY P;ç 1&. vu Sertinun II 7) :e Fjr!lu.n C. MILLER and PIAZEL imiItlmilllon dollar planned six acres of commercial. There drawings in lieu nil a complpte S.? I1,ghfs SecNon 7, n Section II 7) 'o.s 'Pie above lamed '?.! ir CUlT iN AND FOR SIMINOLa irr:ed -; on Ni Oakhu,rU :lut,Lru 9% HfC. '.s'ill be 2(l acres of usable ot :onlract Documents. lie firm or development which will in('tøt Rok 10, Page 7% Further 4o;; Dale Higolnbotham. flat Ii Plust;fll, COUNT'l. FLORIDA individual raguetting tame assumes 5o,tp, ;id* of AlpiflA described ci IPie itwuve stylod (our crease the sue of the city by 20 (ICreloped lan(l. CIVIL ACTION NO r3.7l Thu public ,sea, 'ng IlI cia ISAId fl sole respomnlbltlty as tO *tuiCh Slr.sl 'PIp .wplIon of th nm/in chIIilr" 'tie County tomrn'siJwu Chanukwr% Councilman Daniel Dorfinan lhe LOWELL acid IA re; Ttue Ad.Ø$on si RANSOM i per cent, wIll be presented for Sheet hi requires for Pu's portIon 01 ThipubIlt beating NIl be halt) ci lArneul 'PiPrOIM aIud ucu I/P 'u-1 Cn&91"t itou. :antvurd, if tPi C,LENADINE LOWELL. PS5 ate, MARCIA AY LEE the the work. first reading at Tuesday's 4:30 has requested that Il-c Cvi"nfy Commission Chambers and all thoSe darning by thtOt'QPI in NOTICI TO DIFINO '0 SAf'Si .5 CODY of OIiC cw'da. 'wi OdoD.? 71. '913. it All document; are the Properly 0 developer plan a site for a new of the Court Houte, Sanford, intent..,. ii 4fly, to P cal PeSItinun"r' TO RUSSELL i( LEE meeting of the city council, PM, cr es uon 'l',.cmtte es IPuarn. the Archif ccl and must be riturned Florida, on October 31. 1572 at 1 00 -ittO,i' Cisart.s 4 ,YIlllarnt. 11 RESIOENCE uNWNOWN .fl;ibIe school upon the property. o..n within (SI GAyS lolIowing the P M . or as soon tdra4tIir -IS 'y,, 'lnhicijnn 'trmt ute '0). (3 "' naretiy notified 'ha' 5ant) il County CommisTermed the "Lake lotus NOTICI OF ACTION Mayor l,awr,nce Swofford dale ii, tom receiving bids %abIe 1or:.la 7$O2. Po?t.ni fur It'. anoot-r"n if 'he 1:A; 't"ht.ti isonir's TO Raninim W Lowell Bnhit'xation," the request is for lid documents may be slammed has stated that the developer " S. 917. ilid 111 oat en mr'r niid rrned above Fmcr'd.'s :'fnir. "Invernb,f' S.minnle County fl Board of County Commi; 380 acres which border the will piw the cost of a sewer al the office of Ihe Architect in IPue Pie abOv• stvied lIed aganat IC,n.I w,tli hi Cicric Of 'Pill C,'.r' fly - rniç Qrjmrnond, Co%so, Uthgan 47 following locations tioners -Ithef halo?" ,s'f'.iIFe in I'iNl'irr'Orange County line on the force ChaIrusan YOU ARE NOTIFIED Il-tat •,, Court and you are required to sir. main carrying the Seminole County District Seminole County. Florida CODY of your Answer or pleading 'n ,ttfl(ney it' mrnad'ateiy 'Iueremff.'d a PublIsh Or? 7. 1573 mortgagl m .ctontotor.cIosea south, the &taboard Coast line sewage from the development School hoard By' Greg Drummond, Pie Petlion on the PI,nt;ff's II -th.rv'p i lefilult ,,ilt :us OIl 2 tollowing property ,n SemiMMIe Railroad on the west and north to the city's main plant. AIM) Scpuoo, Adminatrahon Building Chairman toruuey TRUMAN P iRASON. Post .qa'r;t ,,'or tie rpllnt ,ieru.i"l.d Count-v. FIord. 207 Eat? Commercial Street Publish Oct 7• "77 and Lotus lake on the east. in T$I CIRCUIt' COURT IN AND 'Pie petItIon 0111cc Cow 113, AlVas'uonite Srngs. slated for first reading Lot 10. REPLAT OP Lots Sanford, Floridi DEl S COUNTY. SIMINOLI FOR 'uand in.,) Pie Sdti and file Pie ,rgmna Førti 37701. .v,TPiF5Sny LOtS 75 throUgh 51 Plans include single family tomorrow is an annexation Answer or pI.edng fl Pie Offic, of FLORIDA. C1VIu. ACTION P40 72P1*5 Court ,ut ,artnrr'. MIRROR SOuTi QUEP4S SEMINOLE COUNTY IOAROCIF Central Florida '9 lAW 'iinty PIIt)5, •t'i'% uo dwellings, townhouses, patio Or(IiflilflCL' of the Christenson SECONOREPLATaccordiItq'ottue USC Cleric of he Crcuit Court. Builders' Fichange COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SmmMohe Courthous.. County trnben 4 0 i: SUIT TO ('tf property located on SR 436 and ('tat thereof at rerded n - homes and commercial units. A 11)1 East Park NotIce of PubI,c llear'nq QulP tl'fLfi Son* II, Page S. of the Public Sanford, FIrd on or before 'tie Itt recreational park site to con- east of Montgomery Road, Lake Avenue 4ITPItJR lie- ",-: Vi '4 .14 Corn day ot Plo'.ember, 1972 If 'flu fail '0 The Board nil County ,f',, Records of %ens'noIe County. Orlando, Florida The petitioner is requesting II be .5 i:u.ra of said .r. ii' do so. udqmen$ py hf hUh sume8i acres will be deeded to mitSionerS of Seminole County *11 ta,nIiif FIorda. (Iv Aaiirue S a putlic hearIng 10 codet the city as well as ar, outright C-3 conunercial development has beer I led against you and you tAken against you for ?ti. relief F. W Of) C-spany demanded ri the P,hl?ion, . appeal aaintt flue Board of Ad requIred 10 serve copy of your AMBROSE C POlO -md '.5*1? upon the property facing the gift of a water plant sIte and 7531 Edgewater Drive ' I OOIIE AND ORDERED ",hlith :r' tuatmenl iii approving a Lot Size rtten defenses, 'I any, 'ti t on L roo. ti.s wile. Ol4PI S )IJRYEA Orlando, Florida Santnir'i. pmoqda tPuit 25th if civic site to be used for a fire highway and 11-3 multIple IAA Rea,deust'aI laY varance , , •IV0 00 N CARROLL, JR cif 0U14,'EA. 'is aIC, certified check or bank draft, lone on Pie following disc/bed funnily dwelling 'ipon the sub-station HUNTER, PATTILLO, CARROLL Smptemo.r. 15,2. ?OELLIE A 15AI51'LEIT payable to the Seminole County r4r QlSTIC'r 'JNITPO (Seth property I KING. P0 ho. 3.40. Wint.? Park. The remainder of the nalance of the property OAR TLET'T, tier ',u;band JUDITH District School Board. U5 '.siufliu 3.STRICT .30 Arthijr Pt BckwIth. c' Lot ii. Block B. We-St Ailamonte Florida 33755. Ptairititf's attorney, IIIIUCSMAN Acid OLENP .4 Government Bonds, or a satistac LORi0A. IIALAPQO DIVISION. Cuunk of the Circuit Court Heights Section I. PIat BOok 10. or or before October list 1072, 4 to. y bid bond esecuted by fbi bidder 014 JGiMAN, ocr lusband, ED COURT '40 '7-IA OIL CIV By Cicelia V Ehirn urttuer Page 65. in Section 1121 25 this file 'Pie or gmat ..th he !erk of and acceptable sureties 1(1 fl N*iID ALLEN 4*I1OWIC.CQ inn) iNl1't) ,TATliS )F AMcMtr. Clerk described as on Highland Street COu't either before Service Ori amount equal to five per cent of flue 131a.ntitf, vt MA41C.AIAUT tI1:" ate. "i's EOYTH W u4*14DWICI(E, Publish. 2. 5. Ia, 23. 1512 Ocr. This public hearing will be Mid Ii plamnlfl't rfley Or rnmed,itely 1' bid, shall be submitted with each .5 .ih"m F NANCY jO 'NI,'4OpaAM ,5fld NAkI) ii(P4I(,Ilt', the County Commission Chambers ttieqe.ftef. otherwis, a default ilI Dpi tid. The Bid Bond tubmittec) by of the Court House. Sanford. be Ot1EP I 'H HIP4OPIAM. flr NOM*N 3i$,nda,,fls) __________________________ against yo'. for the rif entered unsuccessful bidders will be (30 SAL.1 "1011(0 S - p'Pf'iy i.on Florida, on October 71. 1577 al 7 00 'uuibAnfj, .tiiv,flq, and f 'lead. thair demanded ru thi Complaint or returner) promptly 0.11 M. or as soor thereafter as SIMINOLI COUNTY 10*10 OP ritnown neafi, Jpviseet 'pqatees. 'lut aUrSl..fnI '0 1 UfYifl'4rV petition The successful holder wi'I be 3.cr.. if '."ctosure ni uric) 0 possible COJNTV COMM1SSIONIRS 'rutlosiS. ir.,nt"ro. SPOuSeS. arid the sdil my hand of Hi rImlESS required t, furnish and pay to.' •.'•Jtcfflber 3, 1972 'iv 'Pie loGy. Board of County Commit MatICi 31 Public Sf159 radlor'., coors. iucce'SsOni. in fly tn Court ciii September 77Th, 1977 satit(actory pvformai;ce anU 'n'i'tled cOurt, ri the .lboyt Itlied rtt ,.l.,,,i,,iu :u,. 'Pr.ou4h ith.r Seall Iii. Board of County Corn payment bond or bond; Section auie, the inuersegled L' 'lv-U SeminoleCounty. Florda cider or .ugainsl AMBROSE C ARTHUR H, BECKWI1'I4 .11- rnislionier% of Seminal. County will 213 19. FlorIda Statutes, 1957, as Stabs 'IA,rshual. or w.v of ruu 'i. fly Greg Drummond, As Clerk of the COUrt i)kC mud MAMY L QRO. 015 Pufilt) 5 public near-nq '0 COnsider an amended, will govern true rate of ltiOr,Jt) leputlis, .v,il jell '9. Charman fly Cicela V Eke-rn .ilC. OpiN A OURYE(. - md ..Mnst the Board .0 Ad. By ROGER L.EDDINGTON other," Shatalov cuntinued, wages pait to all mechanics and orncurt imluatein - eun:r,c;j Cpunt'j, PUCIISO OCt 2. 1977 Deputy Cleric ustment vu apero'wng a Lot 5'. r)l,Rv!4, us vile, '4ELLIE empIOyeJ on Ilue work ''orunia. lost/bed us ,..t 10, (IIu DLI "&ienUfIc and technical et- laborers Associated Press Writer 13 IItSfl(iI ri an I IAA Ies,dertiaa . - i,as1"LETT fhe Seminole County DitIriCt ______________________________ Pbt'W Oct 2.5 5, 13. , - uMMERSE1 'IORTH ',iI:r Zone ills 'hi following uesc/bed 'ur jiJDIruI ,tOSCOW tAP) - A veteran perimnents will be made and School Board reserves the iight to oucOalicI. " lION 3, accurd'nq a 'Is. -"a. RESOLUTION DEl 1$ NOTICE OF property 111',) G.M A N 'IOU Ca L E "III Pt 'Piennot -is re(prtleni vu ('tat 1300k Russian cosmonaut discloses there will be television tsan- relict an' and or all bids Of' tO waive CL 051 P 0. VA C A TI NO AND Lot 1 Block A, efesi Aatamonte any info'rn,aItie5 irs the bidding No )14 , J;,'tlAM. oar InsOartI. &C Ptq 'G med T7, sOIec i(.cor.cs 4 I-IT 4 P 10 OF 0014 IN 0 S B A '.'nls,'ions to earth, $0110 OF' first Soviet-American that the SEMINOLE COUNTY qj Section 1. n .cton It bid 'ball 'is withdrawn to.' a pc?od ALLEN i'4A14t7WICt5F irui uemnoj County. -Ij nil ..T aaui. .vAiIO COUNT'! COMMISSIONPIS 'NAY urtPiev it Book 10. Page 59 inaniied space venturE will last "At the end of the third dcy, of ihlrty (30) clays iubie,iuen? to ne Qvl)i N .4A14D'.VIC'(I. ''s riI". outcry 10 lheruupuest was nest hidden NotIce ii PugSIiC Pteartf9 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Side -,,ilcralt South described is on of bids wittOut the .onwnt PiAPICY JO NI t'IDPIAM and tar cash II l7:'.O rc:ncl. 000r. vu three days 'md include a 48- the spaceships will be undocked Board of County .pm Street NOTICE is hereby given tnat thi of the IIOBER I H NINOP/AM, 'uesday. .)cnober 4. '577 ii hot'r linkup of the spaces'nips undwilproceedtolandonthetr I's's pDliC nearing will beheld ci floard of County Con'nmsSiOnecs Of mcr' of Seminole CunV, *11 "ovuf loot' .,i Ill. .,ntw)mr '',,;ity an lpl a.id an exchange of crews. Cucity Cjmmission Chambers Seminole Courty. FlO'mda. 4t ta hold a pubic nearing t consiher respective territories." ALLAN F KEETH 'u'" . ':urt house. 5ancn' 'u Retiuhar MeeLrug cild or the 25th appeal against the Board Ct Ad of lie Court P40u$e, Santoruh. AMENDED Chftirman, )atiO 9.l.77 If it i: successful it could be The two sjaceshlps will be NOTICE OP SUIT dAy Of Seplember. *0 '977. ci 1151 uui'menv ci approving a Lilt Si. ilor'd. on Octooer 24. 1172 at 7 00 3lnhoII County n ther.attec as County Commissoners' Meetlng Varianci en 1 1AA (nm3entaI P 55.. or as C3,;trict School Board ,SMtim.I3'Ij -: .r,JilQ 'flU th for°runner of a joint U.S.. fitted with compatible Lighting Umle's Stales Marsh., ssmble Room in the Courthouse at Sanford, Zone on the tulIowng d.i:rbed SemlnoIeCoucit, Florid. Sit tAXI, District it • C PQI4Q, tim% Soviet expedition to the planet and communications systems Board of County Comm's. Semi-sole County, Florida, pursuant property'WP4i4'i" 'CENDEL. . .ci,ran'sadene'unkraown, QPIM '5 JOHN ANGEL ti'iars by the end of the century, for the rendezwous and docking. o.iwcS to Petition and Notice PI,r,tofQrt Wait Amtjmunte Lot 7. Block A. 5*$,stwt JnileU ,Iate's ..,tto,rm,,, OU,l'VtA. ii,; 01111 /EA .mnd -Superiot.ndent. Seminule County, Florida oiven. pissed and adopted a rtm..gnts Section I. ri Sector 1121 79. Vladimir Skatalov, commnandcr mit trIcky docking procedure Slte"?,ay 'or "im,nt'tt k'ti', .151 knOwn ripsicietut, jflIflOWti, Seminole County, Re-solution cL,5r., vai.tcig And pit B, 0.- eq Orsammonti, I7. Page se Further Øu3 "utilish ipt 3. '30 . ' 6 fT." of two Soviet manned flights lu's beer, the princpai obstacle AL..lPi t4ROVdICW. Dmtr,ct Schp'I hoard Chirrngn rerouricrig acid HuIiCt951 oandon'ng deacrbed as South Situ 0Et'4 '04 ' E mild O Seminole Count1. Florida sisid. i;s planning he joint flight. uoisn Oct 1. 1972 di'ctaiming ant art) all -grit of he 3?reet 15 '.flOWfl mti. 'alt .sdiiitt County 01 S.mii.oi, and InC potlic fl This public nearing *10 hid -n DEl 6 Stiatalov, 45, dLcicseil in U _______________________________ Publish Oct 2. 5. it. 1577 SIMIPIOLI CCUNIY !OAVt3Ul ''oren "ieqrns, 'lute I. (Ito. 33 3 and '0 Ihe IOIi1*it'7 Ol-itrubed the County Commission CPsimoefl DLI 21 report released Sunday by COUNT'! COMMISSiONERS Carolina 4, Pquioqi, SOutfl 1I73, and rgritsoi way, to wit NOTICE OF AC' 1Q94 a' the Court Pious.. Sanford. 'fOIICSUI Pimlac P4I.rliuq Tas.i, the soviet ne'.ars agency, .t the .s00vename'd Dsi,iidantS oe LoIs 15 arid 20 of tue Piat of 1151 Iorida, on October 24. 1572 ôt 7 00 STilE OP FLORIDA '0 IN COUNTY JUDGE'S 'ou " ii, luau) ul .,)unit ;oln 11P Fm "N, R that plans for (lie first joint Shado*ood Village, Flit P M.. or as soon tt'mece.f't,r a; CLI TiJS L heed, is,,, .rnown ruesra, iew';ees, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FL(IRIOA 'tuik.,OnUrS it iltnflule Counly .iil 'te's denicc Un*nown Boom IS. Page's 11 and IS. Pbli( rsnfees. successors, possible ueg.1te.t, manned space effort ca for an File No, md .5 piolIc u*.rinq to SEMINOLE COUNTY 10*10 in LiSAN' OR ipIc! Records of Seminole C(,.n'ly. Board of County Comma trustee,, spouses. crec)lI3r's [stale UI Amertcar Apollo spacecraft he 10Vc1 '.jf -'NJ lIaulil COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Florida Re's dent, Lirukflio'*n sousens I,enur' anti Jfl- other oar'Ies MURIEL E JORGENSON. utIment fl )fovmflg .1 Lot 'mile with thmee astronauts and a NotIce of Pvbilc HearIng 'ruog, and cacti of rev. ire heretiy Simmciol. County. Fiord, By hi Board of Count, Corn Iaiming ii-. th.oujgti. DECEASED dar'antw n in 4IAA 'le's.oant.iI mittoners 01 ,imlnoie County. .t-lie-d thAt) Sut 045 eVe brQuQI'it 1Q,mfl%l 'he loowenetnes? JefefudafitS fly Greg Orummond. The Boord of Counly Corn i1 inn oyuz capsule with two NOTICE TO CREDITORS one vu 'Pie ollcwing ,Jescf'bqu Florida, this 25Th day of S.pt,mtt.. agafli' you fl USC Crcu.t Court, x my -of 'him, arc) a', o,rsons Cluarman missioner's 0, Samlnole Counly will To All Pinons Having Claims or crew members t, be liri.¼ed as a hold A D i$72 gfltqciIh lUdital Crtu,t, n lvii) txoperty a public nearing to consider an Demands Against Said Estate: PbhiSh OCt 2. 1977 "ewe .sr'v Puvn') r 'amng to "single spacecraft" tor two appeal against Ihe Board of Ad Lot (1, %loc C., Meti .sIta*rw.iu', BOI.RDOF cO(IPITY 'or Semnuse County. Pliir'd,, vu OCt 't C1u tot you jre tuer,by Yo 5Iut) etlale. 'gnt, 'tIe or nIece-I -vu P4e,qntt Section). -n 'mett'on I 21 .. COMM I S I DPI F I S OF - t7 liii etitituld, L ii AO'un t' t.avs wiile the .ptmcemnen per- iusIrnenI in approving a Lot Site ,,'iuj ,rqu'rel mu tie any ptjc. '11,1 ounen.ulter ;cticied np; 0, 14 sge'S, lurtherue's,r.Oei',ms LOERAL NA! QM,ii VdriAn(r in an P 144 Resijentisl SEMINOLE COUP4TV SEMINOLE COUNT'! SOAROOP l,Ui% aid droArIdS wh 0 ,ou Ov' form joint scientific property jr -iii, .art ItSI/eCI. iOuIh rude 'of Ricjqwu.J IreeI .5 Zone on the following ciecrije-d I ,...5G€ ASSOC .i 'ir FLORIDA COUNTY COMM;ssIONER nitt'ir 01 you. may have against tad 'mQ(J .5Rf- "IEREII' NOTIF ltO perime.'nts. rh,; pulPit heal "ii v.11 be fliti 0 properly Arihsur H $eckwtPu, Jr ourAlion or'34n'Z.d und estate ma the office of Hon Waliec,' 4)11Cc it CubIc Hearing . e*s.ng tOat a suit '• ISIS Iheeta to uluiet County Lo,nmissmon Chersoet',. Clea'k Stuctalov did not give tli" ,,u,rjujflt t Pie IlNI f lIIC i,lnit,uJ Lot S. Block 0, West Altamont. II Hall, Counly JudJ' of Seminole r)vQ4niI 0 Phi Cccumi' .U4,Itl " if 'he Court Pious,, 'anbord, Publ,sh Dcl 2. 1977 R'blff, st.es of America. The lijarU ot Count, Corn launch date. Hut his informa- I-brights Section 3 in SeCtion 117175 County. al h's ONCe court the 'uv-tti'.luia .iijnly, 'ioq'U, lgCinst linuc)•, October .'. ten. ml ''la DEl II Fi'rttuir described at on Ridgewood HouseinSarukwd. Fioriva, withiflait rnis$Oners of Sa,n'nov County *ill CLITUS I.. GRIPPI 154, JR mci •" Uk) eac'i of (ion was the most complete P tA.. w rQU .tJ,uAri .Ifl I 154, -4.5 soon !heqealtrr ; I GM IF INile. iAImd an Si.i SIred Weal 'f Ivurginla Avenue calendar months from the 'irne of 110113 (5 pubiC tuwecmng to conJ,ider '.'sISte, right, lie 'A nteraat fl tnnde public to ck'te here on the D,IvnuJntS. Mid and ensNOTIcE Ol INTl lITtON TO , Tul; public hearing will be aeld In the first pubIlcaI,on ot His no'ice againSt the Board l appeal Board of County Coinnis answer upon 'tie lOiiowij JUr'bea1 re REGISTER FICYISIOUS p!ammr.til spL'ic.' specta.uizir and cue County CommisSion Chambers Each claim or t.mand mutt be in uslmefli ii approving a Lilt Ste .ou are required tct,i your TRaDE NAME IA 1.5.5 'lesdu'ntai 'or *rIl,IJe-ftfli'stQ'hi CoingolanI urgper'v i,tu41,,.J Ii '.iifliflUII m,ar,5v.ce a india'ed definite flIght plan 01 lii, CoJrI Houie, Sanford .iiriting and contan INC place 'of Setninuis ,.OUiilY. iUf :1 the Clerk Of iiS'Ci Court. 4n43 Cluilly. '- 'OritM, 'U •t NoIe It Piereby Give-n Florida, no October 24 i°72, al ?dO residence aid post office addreis of Zone or i't, fuuIu'wflg mh.icr'DimJ *'lh a. h nh1)' ia't been worked By - Caniij i,.'0ii"iii,-J , uupy 'It,, kit upon Sail L,ti 5.4. ,l, AY4SOND B F000 'IARL Cr t t,' vi A IQ, II led 12, liio.,k pM , or as senn Iheroatter at the claimanl and mull be Sworn 10 properly OPueim,na,i P4!'iM, N.S,,,PH 55 TACKER. 14m,nt.,t, 'f I'. ilt010ey. 'IOMAS 7.', SAMLANDO INC SIJIII)-itI out, XltsibIi by Iris clamanl, hit apenl or a' Lot ',) ISIOsK F. We-it 4mIapusute Puolups Oil 1, 't) SPIEl IAICH.l.RO A ROGERS and IT P SPECIS, )f SPEE 14 flQrd 0? ('ounly Commim or the some shall be void PieghIs SenuQfl 7, Fiat Bou.' IQ, tamer. A,. I AMOPs l o L TI COlilIliOfl AItliouglI ,'limnL ol MATHEWS (Equal Partners 510,1cc; S Philip C Rifle Page Vi, " Seton Ii )I 5 Prtnet anuw idUr itL s 0 Buc )3,4, 113 SEClON, .iu.n,Qnding 'o Pt, Plat desig'i on tho two Wa"eshipo sole owne's of OV 1. a .oef a. desrted a; qn Rdge'uvuud Str,'- Magnolia Avenue, Sanfoid Flfj Smlnol. County, FlccIi2a As l.ecutor 'Isectul, ma recurtieni fl 1415t fluu I. SEMINOLCOUNT'n SUAKOOF 'Vthp 51w) rIIe'.4J te rug'Str P' had been c'i5LItit(.. It V.115 still By Gre'j Drummond, gi sad ettale Thiopublir lisMing *ill Di held fl 3Z??. on or Del.*e C,lttuOir II, '917. - 'Pie Public IAi.ofdt LOUNTY CQMM'SSIONE*S wilts the C ter. of flue Circv't (ourt ill Chairman WHIT F IELD. WRIGHT. the County Cummsuon Chambers b/i,) 'I YOU Nil 'U 10 5.1 1 Dv aec"ssa:v "to i.t'id', 11GW ex,nnu. CO.,ly, PlOnidi. '4.115. ii Pub4i, *tean.ng said Vm,ctole JuJgrent il be entered .sgansl County, Florida. PublIsh OcI- 7. $571 T'iICI(EL ot the Court Pfour,ie- Sanilord. LEOPIHAROT & I)edl.'nt" the deeisior.s were, he tOLl ARE '-IFIIEU'! REQUIRED n• tue Sos:) 'of COiit'r L')Iti' ii' 'he 'clef 0'. I ri cnmria.'te 'iou,', D* *4cM Of pOle. br In4d fl , DEl IQ 709 Metcall Builthin FOnda, on October 21 IS??. •t? 'U 'ii. i$i ivilNit 'or jthrc .',tlen 'n,asio.wrs -of ,ern,nuie ',.osflly "ii Saud. ___________________________ with %.cIor 54309 Fio.'lI.e Slalut Orlando. Florida £2101 I' 55. or as win lcuevealt.r as 'JvinOndqul fl tad Complaint *le,iSl peciunally 'or by ,ui,er 4 Pu tPu lui r"we,,ng 'o in lats,re l Ills 55t Dated at Tampa. F 0(04. lbs 35115 Altorrueys tin the Cstate Space offk'iaLs : l fld t,r'icul pusbie .lft Pie Ct.1 if Itt, Circ'a't ,mgpeei agansi 'tie F3oaru of lorrs, IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OP THU mortgAge dated '.'itVtiihi day ut Se ember, 1972. tuisc'ie a Oct 3. k. 1977 tubImItu Sept IS. 75. , ,,.uvnly Co,nou.sexpert.a from both our.tries EIGHTEENTh JUCICIAL c' DCII 73 '1w I, 1911. sod lI*l italy 2, IS?), Court. Eigflle*ilh iud.t'ai C'rcu't. mmstmsnt fl denying a 'equ,,esl 'o Taynio.id 5 Pogg suisetS jve been mnectini: fur nwu 1 y ChIT. IN *140 FOR SOMINOLI A/id recordEd fl Oftt'Sl 'P0(135 Sem,nul. County. Florida. St tho osrk a InctulIr ri 'in .5.1 )mgt(uaiIure Hlrley s. C,aham 5 ,n,ngle County Cig((34 4 n the -jfbi., it 'ne Courthouse vu Santorci, Florid., Anti Raliilu Vi Tacker book $3? Mil '(woe Pu tie 'uik?.lid 'J.f L".ui Greg P'unrnuflO. two 'cam'i to map uI the his- COIINTY, FLORIDA 5 j.TlTtOUs NAME ;It, .1. ACTION 340 73-i1 L'vf', ol Cinceit Court ii Setnnuie t wvc '1 .01)? tOilS uapWi 'he JtQ4NI'5 ih A l4uert Lh,arflldfl tone ath'cnturc. NOT ICE IS Iu.r.oy uiv.n 91111 am • fl cc; The Marriage of ounty, FlQf.da, InivmDef.flg it. Pla,ntltt's attorney. lobe ¶7 Pta,nes, i' .atheivs S 45(7' 05 '"u 1 N' -, of MW'. 14Dl%h OCt 7, 1577 Mrnb.'rs ui the Natioruil I'Et.TIlICE OAP4ILI. I'Nilltior%er. .sgaOeJ in bus'.ets at 'iOlO Hibiud 4W. 'ol 'u n Some 0'*flIt S Iuilo*ing J,'p(rD.0 ofupetty, ying 6:0-10. +tr'n .?t #finiJU(u.eJIQ. I ' 04 'Iii '.mrt, Ss'ufc'r'I. 'nmn4 Co oI -_______ . 11 t!Z I'M) O*'I fl %CUI'(lil4e ('iiily, tsh '3'An9ièll'4i '5' ff154. Aerf'muIutic',s anti Sjuu't' Admifill. ad • / 0 ()AN'F'. R14pc''delil meat, (' 5 'vJti) a/il N fury, untIl Inc licl'Iiovi nana ' TO II")' - C/'iIFu TPI.sPleOIuc 'ie'ni,) ails be MM) l- loqiti, 10 *it 204 [$t Ne-w England Avenue, istrution, NASA, aid (hi' Soviet SUMINOL1 CCI,JNTV aoA*ooP ____ _______ 's .1'S CATI DAlI and trial I ".en6 RIUE'.Ct UP4',O'&', 755111$ 111* LD4,ai'iIk Coentni'ior, C'uainoers LOl 29, (Slk. C' N '101 Pgk, mi35 YV$9. tool later Nuder COUNTY COMMIS$IONINS Academy of Sc'iences were helQ i N'OIC' saiD 'au's Witi tP• tier.. o UrFtii) NO of 'he Court ioiae. Sanlold, PARk SECOND '([PLf. it INOLCCU'4P7Y SOARD NihcS .4 Puliec N.AnsIs3 'In Iii 11111 34, ul Ou,tu*er. 1577 t'ou, A11 p,(!N[BY 1.0.1..:) IP,#1 of the Circuit Court, S,mIODle F ge )Unq Ip the 0441 InIjl as October 24, 15? ,. .55 • N lh'ved to have given the green M$SCNUN% Y Vtiefe.t' SIttitig up he cUlls, nigfll, The Board p1 LOudly Ci,irn PeIi'inn or flhIsoiu''On of Cenby. FI da in cctirJine *ith ('tA, . Measlier J, •g retunded fl iI $g 14.blic Healing N,tn.ef light on the joint flight earlIe Marriags tu.s. ',PIU tilE' aguii,':t 'you 'tie prot lions 04 the F,cIItIOul Ifla interest vu u lien upen title, muuttlgluert qt Serninit, COUnI, cill Pleblit Wicords (N S.mn'noSb County, It. Bu'.ru it Cointy CoIn this yusr. Shtsilov'i tlis' in the above Styled Caurl arid you llama %lltut,4 loWil Secl.oe 4*Ows de,Cmm*ed properly ctbinuid 101131 public hearing t consider an Floyd count Cgnn'os. Ii,5ii4l5it 'ol Se'i-ioie County *11 appeal agalual tIme Boa'ti et 4.4 VQç,1'HI4 *t's the bUliQ*,ng D vIta. N'-) Sht'ta,U you al '010 10, elosurc'siipparently IIlt'iltlt both ate requIted to serv, a copy of ,ouor 16509 FIoil3 Statutes IS,?. i.,r .;u p'.ti'ii. iU I,* tji't-Jr 19 • RutU A I pngsIoi i,dgilil,.l .il oe eflte.eJ ',tuneiiI fl •punio. tug a ot Sze .j,' . Did ii. "g'iI Al%s*.'f u)t pleading II) the i'QIiIiOfl R,)ng, .*1ds't i'iiS puiuly. teams to.'i'e well ati'.iusieed (1$) on appeal agansI Pie Bmi4rd ill Ihe l'I,iiiitmtlS allorn.y TIIIIMAPt Pblith- Oct 2 y, Ita. 23, Ii;? v.riance fl fl 15 14.4. N*4idefllIal IfeIrgeralum Neil P .sgansl toll Nail Car tirug 0vur'im'-..;. (Si, ' uu.tr.'ient in denying a 1.01 Site the subsequent planning stage. C GRASO. II 011cc floe Li, DCI 1? itt, fQiiOWinlJ (k$.libld jqt.ng (tsa.rrnjn in, tt4ri,j jo,) t"ti -if i'. 'an ante an an 15 $4.4. 14,55enlial .'' "A Soyuz spaceship tnafltk?d Allamoote Spring;. I buds, and file Hi YPIISS fly h4n13 In) jtlu,,'5; PubliSh Q5t. 2, Ill %,.'i ,,'o.m' ',,uijm Zulu on Ills tUllOw,itg described pleading in AiuSner or true original ic) )j Block C. Watt 5tlimouil. 5*41 of 115,5 Court 51 Satitonl, DIII by 'Wa coirnonauta will first be tISe otflce of the Clerk of Ihe Circuit 1 Count,, Rugrija, 'n, UPs lap property heights Section I, ifl5*ttigfl t 1121. Sen ,stiq COUnIy, IflolicJ.4. tnt lifts FICTITIOUS NAME launched," he said. 'In seven Court, Seminal. County Courlhos'W. SspIetnO'er. 1913, Lot I. Block A, West Altamonle 'iot ,.5 10. Page 65. Furtt,e j4p ql Septervube. 4.0 770! ICE IShereby gventhat lam olcylymous MAMI ,,, FurlIus, S•cton I i,id a half hours, an Apollo Sanford Plo,idsonor before tlu• Ill iflgaged lvi busifiSh at ISIS Melody sleIght; .acr4Ded $1015 SOUth i13 f Citrus S.ai PIQI ICE iSPusveQp J,øilhdl t 5it B1(iHIIP,. JR. A1 4I'SUIf ii ARTHUR H BbCKWITPI. .11 er'gageni vu ousn'ess *4 ('.0 (leA 23s. pacecraft, nu*nned by three dayolNovernb•.It?7- Ilyoufallto Lam, Apopka. Semino'• Counly. deitfIbid U CUfOS! Dl Shepherd Stne,t C'tSta,t by default will be so' lIt eel SISU Raymond Avenue lbs public bearing will be held ni Clerk . C'ruit CusrI S*tini* Altnmool. Spr'ng,.. glider liii fictItious name t $tstronauti, will be launched taken against you 101 he relief SPECIALTY Semnols County SALES 1h'SrtaC hearing will Dl held In the County Commission CPiimJsra County, CIciitJ4 in(7*f lIve lIctttiOi,ai & SUNVICE. he Co.,',Iy Commission Chambers from Cape Kennedy, demanded In lime Pillion T,5ku,5Qil-4T of lh Count HouSe. Sanlard, SPRltiaGo Cnty- Fite"ci, 'isn't, (N And Ituat I nlusd 10 register said tie Court HouSe, Saniurd. By Csia V DONE AND ORDERED at San c? Ptor.da. on October 34, 1977. $1 'Twenty.four hours lat.'r, the Wi.) '1.11 I .fl$SitI 'U, '. [se" 0, Cece1a 'LOMISI the Clerk at Ire lircumt 1Mm. with fond, Florida this 25th day of Sip t' lomida, on October 34, $971, SI Deputy ('ets P 55, a' ii soon tiserealten *5 DepsIw (ic/i, with 'isa Ccii of r,g'SNir Apollo will approach the Soyuz lesiuber, IS?? Court, Senmin(Me County, Florida in lhSfIeI 51 possible JOHN 0, p44.ihy['s [5Q, THOMAS .5 5PER 'ne (iruit Cay.'. Samnuic Con,. accordance *ilts the provisIons ul hip and a linkup will be Pe5'. (Seal) possible Board (N County Cemrnis *itis n WilsJiI'ae4e. Hasnea. SPEEM Ql SPEEM •, Polish Stabilet. To the FicItIlOuS (N County Commissioners Arthur Pt ichwith, Jr. Boanu P0 o. 125-4 Ward IS'S4 WOVIJITI4II, PA formed. The system formed by prQ5Q,55 71 115* kIctNol,s Ia,'ii Wil Section 15109 Florida St.tulet Clerk of tie Circutt Court San.inols County. 0501.134 Serninots County. Florida II) -%tognoi.a Avenue Il.,lgj, TNit Sect u' 16325 u.s .sh ,s. EngIet A.ng the linkup will then be cpsrsted 155? Drummond, By: Csc.Ihs V- lkern Grig Ii Greg Drummond, S3nh,rd Pi0131 33111 'tt -.s, p ou a single spacecraft. S Itomat E Coa Deputy Clerk Chairruiin Chairman AtIjtn15., tc, Pi) ,lIf i, . Wunici Ptk. Fir4M 32)15 l'ubliSh Sept II, II. 73, Ott 1. 1977 two days, apeetnwn will Publish, Ott 3 , IS. IL tfl Publish Oct 3, PubliSh 0c1 2, 1972 I It?) Pg44h- Sept 0. 55 PuUi 5,?u 5*IJI l$ 25 L'.I PSibliS" 'lull ". -'i..' , 'XI 2, I?5 DEPt DII) DCI fl 'ranafrr from one ship to the DII 1 !!. .tcfenstvr battle between two across for Cocoa's first score. following Cocoa's kickoff. Rob - - -'- I 'f '1 'LegalNótke "" were kwccd to punt. Creeden final period and ran Off 19 dropped back to punt on fourth consecutive plays in the only the lion of1ene could not Herald Sports Staff The Oviedo I.lons lost their down, but the center, Wes sustained scoring itilve of the prodiit'e the neeeary poinhi to night. The 72 yard drive finally win. They totaled only 120 of. I momentum in the second half Sessoms. snapped the ball over resulted In Drew Broadhurt lensive yards and one touch j the Minutemen from Cocoa his head. Creeded retrieved the Beach put together a good ball in his own emizone and was scoring from the two with only tiown. liv (lefense began to fourth quarter effort to come able to get back out out to the 5:18 remainIng in the game. perform well ii' (his game but from behind to beat the Lions five where Cocoa Beach The extra point kick w good their eltort were not enough go 14-7 Friday night in Oviedo. defenders tackled him. The and Cocoa Beach led for the The l.ions, now G-3, this week against an Orange Belt ConEcept for two . i'od offensive Minutemen took over and on first time by a score of 14.7. On the very first play krenee rival. Apopka. and that ets, one by each team, it was a third down Nigal Gragg ran it OIIIC will IX' played In Apopka. I1 GRE6 SINI)AL) - Legal 'Notk mUNRtøtpAmeSoNRr'R4f T IHUNDIIIOLT PATTERSON VII SPUTNIK GRIFFIN Leg,N!!.uce MONROE AUST3 - ---- _4_'_ TIM WOOD$D"IN%MI SOUTHERN CHAMPIONSKIP TIM .. WOODS - a_a - - COLT '-S Sanford Christian his career, flooring Mttchell for with the Orlando Baptist. one of nine passes found their mark for the Mike Hayes plucked a errant Woods and Buddy Colt. WOOdS count in tho r,eventh The game was pretty much decided in the Sanford team and they managed only 18 )'ards Lake Mary aerial and dashed 50 defending his recently won an eight first half when the host team p' 13 poInts on the rushing. The pass was good for 20 yards gIving yards for the third score of the Southern Area C'hampionshlp and going on to earn the afternoon. Jones again ran for frormn which he won Irwin Colt decision in the eight rounder. them a total of only 38 yards total offense, board. Perez h: come out winner in last time the two grapplers Opernng the scoring was Gary Armstrong Meanwhile the Orlando school was rusining the extra point for a 21.0 score 14 of his 21 professIonal fights who hauled in a pass from Jan Hoxtapple. The for 122 yards and adding another 44 for passing at the lntenntsslon. His next fight is scheduled for downs. Sanford failed to register a first down. on the board in the third period involve tag team jousts. In It a 7-0 tnmiU game. with the help of a penalty which a real hectic battle is prctl October 10 in Jacksonville. In the second period it was Gary Henkle doing put the Packers back deep Ill as the duo of Jack Brisco and Cuh Ikett Thompson will be working to get the honors f'r the Baptist crew making tile count 13-Oat the Intermission the try for the extra Point the Sanford Christlanoffense working a lot more their own territory. Using a Mike Graham team up to battle effectively this week. The defense was not that stready ground game the Lake Bobby Shant and Mike Web. tailing Mary crew drove for the score ster. Ilenkle did the honors for the final score in the bad but was on the field quite a bit because of the and Troy Sloan. Lake Mary 11w second tag match had the last period and Urestler tallied the extra point lackof offense. quarterback did the honors. duo of Bob Griffin and ThunderS & BRISCO ' 3 GRAHANL MIII VII Paul JONES '. Jim GOLDEN - - 3*. 7IOYA -- Scsi, C.IIV PhIl .011.11 vii MI. DIORtI ______ ' -1 __________________ I , I ________ , failed. of Sputnik Monroe and Norvel The final period was all Page Austin once again as thea added two Other tiiatches on the card happy with he of the ball at the 50." touchdowns to make the them the MACI'EF.LY have Paul Jones meeting Jim By F.T. Dickcy praised the obvious offensive linemen, who were final count real 354. The score Golden, Joe Nova meeting Scott Writer Press Ass-slated stars of the season's first vic- inept a week earlier in Florida's caine on a 40 yard pass-run Casey and lThiI Hobley taking GAINESVII.IY. F1.a 'APi loss to Southern Methodist. from Smith to Willie Frederick on Mike George. Saturday's 28-13 tur}: "We didn't move anybody out -Nat Moore with touchdown Conference Southeastern over runs of 26 and 8 yards and a 95- agaInst SMU or in the first victory football on the yard kickoff return nullified by quarter against Mississippi Mississippi State ends State," Dickey said. "Our today a clipping penalty. field practice Florida -.VinceKeridrlckwithascoryoung linemen-Burtcn their turn when the Gators Lawless, Mike Stanfleld, Paul t of 52 yards and a runing bu. attention ahead. Parker and Mike Williams"We have a severe test con- ning total of 113. -Carey Geiger going 14 to a started moving people and we ing up on the next three SaturTI). on his return from the In- got those good runs." Florida with days, starting Jimmy Dunn, coach of the ofthis Jury ist. State in Tallahassee reSever with punt -Tyson fense, promised his unit plenty Doug week," said Coach turns of 51 and 31 yards that set In practice this week. work o Dickey. "Our guys got con"We really didn't play that up touchdowns. lidence by winning, btit If we David well offensively," Dunn said. _Quarterback don'tgetoffourendofthcIield, liowden for 70 yard-s passing, "We still short of cxare we can't hope to have a chance perlence , but after they goto leadership and clever faking. and igaInst FU. Alabama i uscaioosa -_ i ain'nssee, WTU But the coacn Was equany Mississippi. We can't hand OPENING - - TODAY __________________________ - PARIMUTUEL WAGERING - FOR RESERVATIONS - Call 305/ 8 38.622; (Aft.r 10 AM.) - Mond.y.Thursday.Satud. It 1:00 P.M. ON HIGHWAY 17.92 AT FERN PARK - CASSII8ERRy NO ONE UNDER 21 ADMITTED - ,' ______ Admission: SOc & up - Matinees 'I lP.M, & 7;45 P.M. ESCALATOR AND ELI VATOR TO ALL THREE FLOORS COMPUTILT *IUODILID Add.d tew IALCONY - Filly Al,'i,adlfl.a.4 NOW OVER 3000 Tbi•tr..typ. - S MOND OCTOBER 2 - - - ,. ( * isFor $ .' �Ih,S?,flfor(1 Hnr,'itci Classified Monday, October 2. '1972 6B-The Sanford Herald WORRY CLINIC eir%r ti A5J#C I 5 $ t • • ' t Ci I Rooms For ,) For Dad - INFORMATION ....- Homicides ShoVVIflg Increcise , ! 34 TunetaLie abtg-rvmatLon 39}.ixounter,d 40 NatIve reta1 41 'rv'the',- - cou1t.ant. - - -322-2611 322 - 2611 saaa aiaa juju.. j jJ MII aa iia SAN 550 PARkS I 7 3 flcdruo'' IralOra 1 Apts 7 Adult parss 7 I "riIi p,.IrkS 35I' t'-fa.y 17$7. 3711 IC.' Pas 555. Orlando 831-9993 strt,'r,j the onger Your Ad Runs The L,ss It Costs Per Line Per Day Rates For Consecutive Insertions-NO Change Of Copy. 1 tPiru 4 timet S thru 70 t'neS 1 timcs ISI upstairs furnished •p4rt mt'nt Centrally located In San ford Adultsonly,nOPets $1pef' ma plus deposit Phone 36% 3702 7 fldrm 36c a .me $c a Imni 27c a lint 75 MINIMUM CHARGE) • -q ççr " H.ii4d c' 55e',Sd5. a.'1 be OI5CCd ,A 'TPii? FAMILY BARG.&i'd NE.55 SIC TOP.. !tàt 1 05,? .bjttd O •i' 5 5t P.cmi-s 'r O' area Ld,,iOiSt?% ShOuld ,'iCIudI th'S Pi,r tarried "%t''.O ri "p 1. J1IJRR JIMlIM .IuiJim Jams [JRIIIJMI -. I$ i$ Ca' '° jrt C' cancel o,mr ad for 'k,. i'd ''cj.i t-t':'e '7 r;ç" k, . ,l'n 29 Ta.'u fr.'i ' t' -..jsi' ton retrd a. Vh rLci , h,l(t?efl c74 ?tSQ Houses For Sale 31 I LOOK CLASSIFICATIONS hç'rc 3 fr,me prig room cinog bedroom room, new wall to wall sarpet. new paneiing. large k,tche?t, torm.ca serving counter Pr ced to sell trte.r'5l"rci 2 Announcements DIAL ADE','C'T ON 371 SCl0 Central Bapt's' CnmrC'. You TROUBLED' Ca -rree 644 7027 tar Se Care -- LE .-øOtln, AØ,jIt5 or rst3 WiTs A DRINkING PROBLEM Pe''ag's 'cOhDICS Anon "OuS Can Help P'.cir., 4?) aSBY 5',r e P 0 f' 'l3 Sar.fc.rd ci. Employment 13-Male Help Wanted 14-Female Help Wanted 15-Male - Female Help Wanted 1&-Setuat,on Wanted 17-Domestic- Child Care Real Estate For Sale 31-Houses For Sale 37-Farms & Groves 33-Lots & Acreage 34-Mobile Homes 35-Income & Investment Property 36-BusIness Property 37-Real Estate Wanted Recreational 6 Merchandise SO-Garage- Rummage Sales 51-AuctionS 52-Wanted To Buy .3-Swap And 54-Equipment For Rent 55-Miscellaneous For Sale SSA-Household Goods Ss- Antiques Si-Musical Merchandise Se-Store And Office Equipment 9-Mac hinery And Tools 60-Building Materials 61-Lawn And Garden Equipment 67-Livestock And Pou II ry 63-Pets And Supplies 64-Clothing _____________ [.pen.en(td *utOinob.lt SaieS"a ri needed Good pay plan ApØ$ person to BOB YOUNC'S AUTO SALES. H*v 17 92. Sanford tot man, eiperlence but not essential Gene Burke. .10, Cr.amori Chevrolet, 3700 S Hwy 17 9 Sanford USed car SI'TURDAY 9:00 A.M.to 12NOON AL'L UNTIL NOON IC ,TART OR CANCEL i'OUR AD P&EXT DAY Retiring? Lot arid trailer near 5t Johns River fl Volusa Co . 17.700 ATTRACTIVE Large 4 bdrm - 2 bath home, a c. a. w carpet, kitchen fuily equip pea, COnvefliflt corner location. back yard fenced. S'a per cent mtge, payable $10100 mo Im r'it'dia'c c"ccupariv 525000 Call ton terms preferred. MANAGER TRAINEES AggreSS'vt, responsible men r,ttdcd on our sales statt to take manaqement pOSitiOflS E.cellent opportunities Ion those who Quality AppointmentS Only. (III 37) 6166 bet wren 9 00 a "i ar'd 300pm urniSP.e0 010,'? 7 ti,-drom home *th l,,-n rOom and separate dining room kitchen. bath screened tront and back porch re-.,r (P.,rh 4nd shoppng S10 $5,3 C,000,ear has deSirable opening for s1'. ce manager trainee, full a.. -,..• •,.., rn ifi '''a .w.. r.-Ii '''Wv vacation. On the lOb training Phone S M Hair. 322 Payton locatiOns neil to COnveflmnCt stores Ideal investment op pOrtmJflhty For more nformat,orl call C,eoroe Caheio. DOS) ial 1771 or write to MillS Pearson. Corp. 5925 Carrier St - North, St Petersburg. pta, 33114 LJfl' FOR SALE PEANUTS, CANDY I GUM VENDING BUSINESS in Santord GOOD INCOMI a to 0 hours weekly Total once 51.13$ 00 cast Write TEXAS KANDY KOM PANY. iric, 1377 Bess. Rd. San &n'onio. Te. 71212 enciude p-our rtIDtSe numbr , Mec.ene oi Station s 25th and rtnch Take over S2S00 ash foe tok in station 372 9607 js,ness tar Sue fl iieOrcai cludiflg building 1 stOCk SOS E 3rd St . Sanford Terms can be arrangto Call mornns & ale eveningS. 377 43 Instruction 7 Child rr.ading & grade certified reading teacher tutor at PiCime 32) 1519 pour State PIANO LESSONS Mature Male Help wanted for work n ornamental nursery Semiretred may be cons'dered Send short resume to Ba. 462 co The Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla 32771 14 Female Help Wanted .',i'.'i 13 MaleHelpWanted AMERICAN WOOD PRODUCTS. IPIC s t.krig ajcl.ca'.*nS ID' tot, Of Wt,f'k ing ioremaflPrefer 7.40' Over end ripelenCed with Shipp.ng MuSt have had Superv'IOry ii penance Salary commensurate I N e. per 'erc e Phone 13$ 4.454 moe .ppo.flt?nent (Alk tDr Bill Ol Mator Driver Truck company Semi package van L'vt' in S•r..Iord area Loc.l run E' celient pay and company benefits Mi,,St mei't all DOT and cOmp.nt requirementS For inIormat,on tontact Gulf Oi Company. P 0 Bo. 10121. Charleston, South CarOlina. At? Mr J Pop Used car lot man wanted MuSt be mt'chbnCaiiy mnded Apply in person to BOB YOUNG'S AUTO SALES. Hwy 17 97, Sanford Man with eiper'ence in pulling mobile homes and set up Call 77S 4350 HiIi*ard Mobile HOmrs. Hwy I? 92 Orange City Fuel O,i drivers needed Call 3fl 77$-u Salary plus commiSsion Masonry contractor for layout. concre4e masonry ImcnI'd'ate$y 5tone island Con,tn,ction. 3734171 FOOD DISTRIBUTOR wcr tedS a man fi Apply in person to C G Soar.: Distributing Co Inc., I1 Pd East ak. 51 - Longwocd, or call $34 *ith e.periance. needed mmediat*ly Diesel tractor Semi traler Local h.tjling Call 4 .n,t'v C'arotn, 305 654 3734 An .oual opportul'i$y employer. New boat manufacturer wants taper .enc.id fiberglass workers Ig work temporarily in Altarnont, Springs, moving about the I sr$t of time year to Sanford Phonl 031 S124 day or ewoning Releibfl man to drive tru(k, toad and unload material, and woeS •n lumber yard 4. Hr *eet E. crIi.nt fringe benefits Apply en peeton alter 9 a in to Sco$Iy's 140n'Se 5u.ldts. 700 5 French Ave. SanfovC t-it,on - 'ctC-.irse 17 m',r , ' WELDERS. METAL WORKERS it you are presently employed, or Skiled in metal fabrication or welding. cortsder opportunity and advancement Opening Dunedin Shop, also field erection crews. Dade City. Plymouth (Orlando), Lake Wales Vacation. SiCk pay. welding new Overtime, techniQues Opportunities for ifi eipaading advancement, collect. Call c'anizat.on Clearwater Ii)) 734-3543, or Plymouth 1)053 $06 0.SS7 Also openings for welder helpers ana laborers k 4 Cii 641 3079 ¶( I-.' OLAPI MILLS STUDIO Tm'lm'pbone Vflit managers. free to travel Salary, COmmiSs.on rent allowance, rompany b,net"s MuSt have Own transportation Apply in person Only to Mrs Starratt, Room 617, Sanford Atlantic Bar" Blidg 9a m hI 1 p m beginning Monday Oct. 7 OLAP'd MiLLS STUDIO Sveral lad-cs for teleprmofie sale's work from c.e,jr ott'ce ri Sanford S)6Operhour.SNifts9a rn 1pm arid S p in 9 p in Apply .n person to Mrs Star.tt. Room 611. Sanford Attøn',C Bark Bldg 9 a in tit I p in beginning Monday. Oct 7 BEAUTICIAN WANTED For local bi.4nets 372 7661 Kitchen telp Apply r. person t Otto's klofbrau Plaits. 2541 Park Of lye alter 10 a in Women to work in loliage nursery. E.penience preferred 13$ 1456 A$f.ndnt. .sp,renced preferred M.aiur. man Salary ppiy at 1792 mo Atrprt open Blvd l'iata 04 Realty.)22 1301 2610 Hiawattia Ave at 17 97 Ti I. P lex Loverly 7 story block building, the 3 apartments could be rented for 1350 monthly. Four bedrooms, I baths. Come see it, Only 531.500 McOuillan Ieal (state, Il 92 t,rBa'y 30566$ $311 or 66$ £473 YLS OpenSunda, I 301pm Eve. Asso S74 249$ SOUTH PINECREST 714MEE BEDROOM. I: bath home a.tPt Florida room, on lake, a.ith Window 5,t conditioner cik prapes. 573.000 FHA SE ACM 15. with il mobile home bath, central heal pdroom. arid air. other estras. 519.900 NEAT AND CLEAN. 3 bedroom, I bath lu painted inside and ut O"lp 513.500 Seniriole County'Realtor MEMBIW CRLANDO - WPM.L S 3fl 1991 1919 S French Eves &Sunday,322IIN RETIREMENT HOME 7 Bearcom, I bat'. Froom, located on 7 lots 111.0.30 MAYFAIR 3 Buo'oom. I bath, kitchen eQ',,ppmd, arpet, central brat S1450 OO,,,rl, and froas' in, no Qualify inig T* RN's. 7 3 Shift One coo., 95 still Appl, Lakevie-w Nursing Center, 919 East 2nd St lmnmed'ate openings lot 10 IS lad .rs full or part time. Paid weekly Earn estra money or start a permanent Career with Sarah Coventry. Inc For appointment, mau Dane Briageman between 9a and 12 at 46$ 4542. Mature lady to work n .ci' cream '.andwCr.shC* App, ri ps-f son to The Big Dip, 2439 French 4w,' between 3 30 and 6 p mn Male-Female IS Help Wanted Bahama jut's Lubi'er HOm$4 i for al.t'Ofl% ,ccept.rsi waitresseS and S ilthlfl help Apply in person between 9 Il a m and 76 p in 7505 rr,nch Awe, Sanford. DRIVERS "art time or full time. We train you Good commission. Yellow Cab Cu, 301 5. Park. AAA EMPLOYMENT a Mile off I? 92. Casseftmerr y Iltiency SQ i3i 3100 17 - Domestic.Child Care Cinderella's NurSer?. Monday Fridlp', sa in to lOP in Saturday. 7 a in S p iii 172 3594 'XPEIJILPI(ED BABY SITTING, DaYOR'IIGHT 3775(149 3727111 after hours, 327 06.45 or )fl 9714 Pleat) bedroom. 1 balh, family room, air conditioned, carport, utility room. shallow well, patio I 0110 Grill, situated on tree Shaded corner lot in WyrmnewoOd By owner 372 9S19. , Like new 2 bdrm, Florida room. clo5em in por,h C B. a c unit. waSher, arden tools, carpet. Completely furnished. $11,500 Assume mortgage of 19.700 576 pays all KULP RAiT'v 407W It5t 371 7335 BALL REALTY and INSURANCE REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 101 C WEST FIRST ST Pt 377 5441 PuS 3fl 37S7 ST. JOHN' S RELILTY ThE TIME TESTED FIRM l?OPI Park Awe,)fl $173 Available n.t$',tp s )fl 73 7 Bdrm, douoi. corner 10$. 51.500. 310 E 21fh SI 32)4147 * OWNED * & * OPERATED fl'4mitIil /.5ln'ii '.,AaC 51%) 5.4(i) I ,iwr."" 5i.'ik r..nsar 1 in4fluiil. 'iiSalt 5.495 $ FOR EVERYONE! \ . • DELUXE BUG r'.t ' ".otqn. Padso Air CondItIoning solve $5995 CALL • 3230153 Hwy. 17-92 '7 Estat-'c. Sanford • 68 t.i? RICE '514 [1' WIGERATION SE WV ICE 21 Hour Service & Repilirs on Air Conditioning. RefrigeratiOn. and Serving Sanford and Healing Winter Park area Phone 611 7729 ___________________________ Appliances __________________________ Full 1mm' GE A'pl.,,n'i". Santor..) Flit tr.c (uu'ip.ioy 35.17 I'.,r I. Dr.,' 321 158? _____________________________________ 70 11,000 7O Attic lnsulatlofl,_ _______________________________ tiagari InsulijIufi, 54111 (21-) (3 (, AIR HEAT INC.i DII IONIFSG 7609 S,.ntomd Apt' 372 6370 , Auto lnUi'a(1(C c - tur 'utn l'LAIR 4f. P4( V 711 S Park Ar 11?) 1666 .* 111 1551 • •,' -- Iliperl . . Painl 1. Body, t, .l)ert Fbecglats work. Free e5lit,iaIt'S. $5997 Tom ZIGL AR. 333 0153 CITRUS HEI'3I-lTS.-Zoned retdcntl 140' a 165' 12700 Bea uty Stenstrom Realty Cat e II tit oil I r 541 strums'. I, •4,irr','l' S lti'.m'y P.,.,5) 519 L P.10' 172 S'ta 2565 P*r5. linac' 372 2420 - __________________________________________ Carpeting It." 0i4 i - ' iii.' (in . i'i' .l Ii') I" lie hSvC I acgc trailer lot reman nu. 5700 down, balance 5 years I .tll Bud J014P114Y WALKER 1.1 1-i, TV )7' raS' Summer Fabrics, reduced up to FABRIC price at MILADY'S SHOPPE. II? Magnolia Ave "' ' ', - _____________________________________________________ Ce lit Ill IC 5 No lot) tivi iu,lI oar 322 7645 . 14 EPOSSE SSlQN pifltittJ. Pi(iriie - tti i-it painting or Crab ,iround your home? 0 tree, 3)3 i566 IS Yrs e..penienct' , _____________ Ni-ott your Mobile bloc-ne lied down' ill me F nec Estimate Not ,, 32) 107S and Slum tO repairs. l'Iasler SIMULATED BRICK. Call 372 7150 or 32) $677 ______ .- 30. • GREGORY MOBILC HOMES J73 5200 373 5500 H*y. Il 97 Sanford - Eating Places i0,jIii WSi4Ol RI PAIR III) IiNw '.' i'., 312 S,tiile,iel P1,51,1 1977 1. .irk I?'. sleepS 6. StOpf. o,,n it' but, portable tOilet Call alter 5. 322 $641 Beige. ',' 69 67 SUNROOF BUG Red. BI.uk Intertor s.Spepd, Rt,H Rentals -, , , . . -. ',•dl- L IS (iWILI (IL) l'mlMl' SI'klNe.LlW SYSYL 5's AtItype's and sizes 'no' and service'' ''I % '.1 ii', .'. 2 ' .'. . ' I5 322 841 (lICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING and ljrgrn puilipS spr.tislen a i)i',l t , iiii'f s Ill .4610 Get In On All The Action! THE HERALD S DAILY DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES S2? 00 S line Ad--$8.40 $21.50 80 $62 40 $7800 - "Vt' ,-v• , '-I .. ..-c I' ' , •", f ... '' - , .. _"_.i'' :': , ,'. /.,m' .. .'. 'N,'''' .5 I '•' '' .. .ii' ' A,,'.' .jii,.r 'i4 REEL S BODY 5i-,a)P 1l9 sanlorci l'54 ,,.,. - :7' . .(.• ''"" ' - - . '. ..' :v" ,t. fi " ., , -, 2 "" - . ' . ' '9') - ' ,; - ... •''L-.: ,L,we . .,,j ',i....,. e' .- .. - A s '.' 'L'L4 ç'-t - - .--- - . ,.,,. , - . .' ' . .' s.. ' •,'m,"m -_ p Motorcycles And Scooters " i1tJn. s.a• i,' Ii4i1i.__.' .', 73 .;,): '' " "' . , TRANSMISSION ''ti 3 spIed, fully synchroai led 'S th Ii...? 5! ShIter 54% 372 '% ',: T7 "''i" - £,,n., - - "5 . ' ' . . - - -- ' - . 146$ BultacO Metralla 250 CC Motorcycle 5730 lOS S71 Z03S Li 546 '.•. ''j' "' :i ' tween 1970 Honda 350 C 15. 1400 322 1511 P) (Ii ISO Hunda. $450 or best offer 5)5 0795 alIt" S '.' S6 50 I • '-..', 55 AUTO PAR IS, Sw, ii Ii & Sanfocd P,a. & '.1 't)umll auto pants 322 Q301 VIell DI'llllnq ,'.' 3 IlflP Ad- 5504 4 lint, Ad--So 72 S. - ROLL Iç L.4 ti1''. ii . S795 S U HAUL TRAILERS Locksmith $1895 $1395 SUPER BEETLE Blue, Low Mileaqe '-1W DELUXE BUG Air Conditioned. LIght Blue aA ' Auto Repairs Parts AccessorIes 71 •.". Consultaril ' f, Decorating Residential and Consnierci4l I'? UI , R&H Automatic. Lilt? ' , $1495 vw SEDAN 71 r - BEAT TP41 WINTER MUSH Spaceoll heater cleaning Call Ralph 373 595.4 t)t'smgii S (Jays 21 Days 13 WIts HONOR ROLL ' .rr i.e Ii' c1,i1 I'r t.ui&'SS iu,i,il L"Pr'' a.C'atdilMt planning amid '"_"° CO iRRIGAtION ,.iiil Installed I mm'.' [ ihiiliiitm'% III 5195 SHOPPER sGuIDE 4 Travel Trailers 10 Special Services _____________________________ Trailer l.suped, Rd.H White, Red lntirior Mr. Businessman: Were You Included in the HERALD'S Honor Roll of the Progress Edition Last Year? GERMAN SHEPHERD. Frie, .',hutc'. 1' ytS feinaie 411 373 0552 Shoe Repair Irrigatio'n MIt') cm OR Ib. UC SMI lbs S Wr.dt'iitiil. Conn inert AUt,)iimit' ItitsitIril Jstm 5r cr Si) 5 I',,r. Ill 64i)l JOIN r'lE mD ' ii ALBERT'S SIGNS. PIdSIC Noon Billboards, Truck Letternu Sanford Api.' & 4th St.. 323 1913 -' - TIll' lilt, (511' I ill Pii'f I' or I ,.k.' him,' 71)9 I U'fl(Ii 6,'i' Ill 0I9'l (tI.ss female Poodle I yrs ilOus. broken Reasonable 172 4509 SIGNS AIiIirovt'.I Motile home Servicing QeecilI, a.oik. Ton ltacjgefly. Fret' I it iitçS III 012$. 3)1 1110 GEORGIA'S CERAItIC SIIO", S Qreeriw.irs' P. bring 10 a m I ?'i l0i)5 .',,-it St 5'' 3770215 __________________________________________________ C .i e '' (o"iple'tC SeI up for breed r'g -it'd r.iisinQ angel f.sh. equipri'ie"l p', luJ'Ø Poole. 322 9162 , - ' Pets And Supplies 63 - '.t ps,titii I FREEIt Aluminum skirting with every display model sold now thru Sept SADDLE EQU1PMI 5 ,,'ffl Sa,e a' t" , '.I ,',Srr" 5e,'' 1' J,' ( ,I '.,r Now Open for DressmakIng, 20 Yrs Alter at arms imie; ien cc 14e,swnAble prces. 21111 A.r1-nrt Eltvd 373 7776 __________________________ ___._.___..._..___._ . 2701 ll makes & mOds'l% We' Repair x INODON'S SEWING CENTER 710 II 1st St Sanford SlPlG€ 11 32,1 61.61 '." Riiif.ng -all kinds of leaks repaired Work guaranleed 30 yrs ci per lence 323 $313 7359 --pa.nt.milI wrsiiodeling'l Room Add. il I type'. 01 carpt'n'ny Inter mar 4 .'asonahle 37) 1511 JA( i SONS Cl &4AMICS, Soppl'rs li ( ii',iit Ttiur',l,,, .0,11,. & ',,'le?.i, Ill li/I Mobile Homes i;."' 'i ,. i • ii. ,. , ni, os I,ii',t.'t't"S. % 'iS i i P. 1111 S Francis Ave 3)) 1.111 5'r 75' a 175' 53900 (5 & 11 LAWN SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES V IT (lIEN BATHROOM AND (AIIINE 15 Formt. tops, sink'. ripert ,niStciIiilpr. 372 5052 Aiii maw.., 323-6700 7 Yr old Registered Paint Mare 32) ,, COMPLETE MOBILE HOME SERVICE Awnings. Skirtings, Hurricane' AnchOrs. Utility' rooms. Screen roilInS, Cabana rooms. Cool Seal ',r ConditiOning (link F .nancinlj AvailAble Ccitt 131 23)) MOIIILE WORLD SALES I SERVICE UNITED FENCE. AWNING & CARPET 751)5. PARK DRIVE 323 3671 $1595 GHIA Miles. Eitra charil 51W KARMANN .VWKING. Hw 1792 at 5 points. ' Sewing .'w A yIpiroi _ve Servli.e LAKE MARY, zoned neighborhood commercial 170' . 137' 115,000 WILSON PLACE zoned residential About 150' • 51900 LOCH ARBOR- Zoned residential Abt 700' • 150' $9000 PIPuECREST Zoned residential Pet Care !QV $995 Bank Financing Available . DEE'S TACK ROOM SaddleS. Bridles, Halters ?rni,wq'stOf I Ion Hwy .46 323 2701 Home Improvements 3 nlett €OAN Blue. Low Mlleaqe p •-,,-, •I'J LiLUA Horses broken and trained Call 372 3)t7 after 5. ''IMA1. ,IAVI N nOARDING KENNEL S Itathirig, D.pp.ng H*y 48 West Ph 372 1! 2 SE NV 4141K GLASS & PAINT 710 M,.qmtcl.,5 Ave 372 4622 Extra * O3 Livestock And Poultry 62 Glass Mirror's - I " 1W SEDAN R41IqP. ** ** ** * * * * •* * 0* * * 000*0 * * * ** * BothopenMcn& FritI? MAITLAND STORE OPEN SUNDAY 12CC 6 and COflVCfliCflt The Shoppers Guide Is Here To Serve You! 365 31 l Acreage Needed PIled 10 13 acreS toned M I. Prefarrably in the II" Airport Road vIcInity wIlh' railroad frontage AMOS,' CARRICK Also STELf' REALTY INC., Realtors. 611*00. 68 ' $1295 $995 $1495 -I ;ed At true MUSIC MAR I 17)IE CoI'os'sialOr Orlando. $43 S7C .Opmen9S 30041w SHOP THE EASY WAY! RYLAPID REALTY Duplea lot wanted, Sanford area, Will pay ca5h. P.O Boa 1393,: WinIer Park, Fla 33109 most Radio Heatnr. Blue, M.'.lPl STORE 1601 5 Orlando A,.' Matland. 64.4 7600 Ocr's' 9 S 30 Daily S The following businesses are listed for your up to date way to .'very problem. fiVE ACRES, zonea Açrlcultural, Willinqham Road, near CP.uluota, na Only 11,000 fl on' NOIsE - 69 Lit ° ," convenience Permanent • ?ln'tt, ç1t encj 44' Sanford DOPE • * CANNON MUSIC COMPANY f $316900 Real Estate Wanted 'I CABLE NELSON 7,GUIDE GEO. WILLMER ASSOC. INC. 37 .... FREE ESTIMATES DIAL 322.2611 Ol'8319993 OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE YOUR AD IF 'tOU HAVE A TELE PHONE LISTED IN YOUR NAME Trucks And Trailers 14 1 •• ..I'IOPdIE oF tilE S(Y ()()j4 .Over 50 New & Used VW'S In Stock. From $295 CASSELBERRY CUSTOM I Bedroom. 2 bath, family room, central heat. air, carpeted. 7 car garage, lot 101 x 1.0 overlookIng lake 90 per cent loan possible or assume c*istlng loan. Price t32.600 Call tras. In adult park with pool Pets. OK 711 Ifl •• \j'tP11 (EP11ER 'eat-" lUtOinAtiC, ratl.o pw5f steer no. .,tr,, .asn 5A)c a; i Si.IFI I Fl S 'iSFO Across from Sun larud PIANOS JUST TO NAME A FEW New Floor Samples Many 1 Of A Kind Zenith black and white TV, console model, $125 7531 tI.r3riiawn Aie Sanford after 6 p in ________________ BY FROM T,ISt '" '- Practice Pianos COUNTRY LIVING Near Paola, 7 acres, horses o S. 3 bedroom frame Only S70.000. Good terms M Bateman, Broker, 372 7643 Ii' a 45', 3 bedroOm, air, many ci. * * THOMAS ORGANS ___________________________ " - ________________ -Impala 7 thvsr csr1 1944 Chevrolet E XPE r FlF PGLA'Y 'fl'DPK ililn'it Mod 4)00. 'Ia,. $91.0 Iii F'nrsv Wntnut 11.3 113)5 'Ia a 171%) I A P,'iitø r.m'i.ii 403.3 Save $750 "" 0)713 LTD 7 doOr, hard '00 Eic#lls-' conditiOn. 3731071 -, * * * * * ,, - 00*" 1904 rand Pry, air. ll .viii3Oi - i."t' un 53 'ii'n -- EXPERT PAINT & _ BODY- * resIdentS find newcomers will find this directory 17' a SO' Mobile home. Adult park. Plo pets Will consider trading for Older house 371 1551 after S * _____________________________ - " -.----------_------- -in Grand P iano F P Wej $7595, Saae 5770 the keator * * -' _ _____------_ . WURLIILEH ORGANS i ,ro 1,60 Skyline Call $31 7323 Dealer. C A Wti.ddon, Sr broker Ill N. Park, Sanford 322 $991. NIghts, 323 1142 NEW FLOOR SAMPLES Just To Name A Few Many One Of A Kind Singer Sewing Machine E,ecm'I)ert conditiO. Best offer 371 41w) ' _______- O,aI3h*fp 1940 mpeta Can o.s.en at Fairway Marks! Price redurd 721 4I7f ne 371 1Q50 tO 1050 fm Ak Pr Ru,* P. * - l9$$ Ford 01'. 302 engIne, autnina' itit. $1500. 372 11* , I .'-rett Console 71 HOur Service Call 372 7191 REALTOR Iii.'. 323- 6/00 - .,, ------------------'---'- -- 3911 Ja,.l 0 At/ !lt'aø pith tifis'S ,ni'Pr.',r I m."1 a'th i5,, ',,I 56* )e1%) ..'n r.s,--i"-'s - -' - VW KING HWY. 1/ 9') at 5 P01 NT ')bu'It 1)47 '/olli,vist3eti Ri's engine ',nr tføpendb4C. 5450 54, 74)9 qft er --/l.iit '44. 4 Cit 01' 46 Falcon f '1 Only 11') dOwn anti sedan payment's 0111190 373.1734) . $MB.fAire Cnevroiet. £7000 ,uftuil miff'S %tist%drd shIft Air ('w'O1 i.iç& - '"s. clean isc tn J,Ik%waqii. ,riti6V. radIO, neater, 14)0 372 7$ 14 .WCT50 stnOow'4ri'f.(sas",'/" 'ftV Many rolors' W C . i-i. u 3' .i - AP•tm' .'a i' ta.'g $1393. Save 177) Calibart Real Estate Sanford Realty Day 372 1217 5,imitos'(I S only .iiitP.or tnt ',,nl,je'r dealer, new Singer Zg Z'g n i.ibifltt. 599 Other j.cj Zags frost. KINGOOPS'S SEWING 167 up CENTER, 710 1 1st SI - Down town I?) 6581 3 Bedroom, l"i bath masonry home in Sanford. close to school and shopping. Outside needs some paint. As is. 117,500 904 77S 7463 ewes between 7 & 9 3-2 5"So Singer ... _________ Ill Organs Carry On. '1er F,ir I'. P. 1 4?.'' (,.,,5PAOic.' ,Pin'.te Zig Zag sewing macbin',itpins't. buIlt in buttonhnl.'', .ilmO%t new, 5700 32) 5701 _____________ . ce' 1195 •/'Iv ,i tl (i,imr, 'tlJ7', • ,,,.'%.i ..rySIO'45. 1.,Ivi' 5371) i''.'i"-ran 11013. Save $170 Ir The Bc-st Home Buy Call JIM HUNT REALTY Like New Used Orqans Just To Name A Few ',wre,' I SR New 1)9% Sale $195 4,,',r'ir,n.d 1)10 New $1000 Same $495 ions Theater $3600 Sale $I1 '-omas Spinet $995 Sale $545 -. -_-. Au10 For Sate 15 1)44 Cutlass d/$Qnn Ar, raduals. Intesi ,-s,qkys low mitljQC, 04 *nditiOfl. Falellent owner 57.150 )7)S17 r a.. r>'sar 1mil 'aama 's pa ymCmitS mit I i-I VS aatht 110 CaSt 373 1730 Invite Comparison. KIPIOSBERRY Brick home, 3 bedrooms. 7 bath) central heat and ar, kitchen wirn disposal. range and dlshwashera formal dining room. fully car peted. enclosed garage' VA. FP4A IConventional Financing 671 4060. Ray Crank. Builder._______ MAPIYOTHFPATTRs.(tiI[ 7574 ParS Dr Household Goods SSA B, owner, 3 bedroOm, redecorated Owner will hold mortgage 460 SUNLAND ESTATES 3 Bearoom. 7 tiaths, den, central heat I air, carpet, fenced yard Located on lake. eacellent con ci toe' 571 V.0 ________________________________ nhi'Iy Lii' Wiore inform ti ot,ta ned from the Wdqe Hour OffICe at 719 Carlalne NE 12490 fluilding. Seventh Avenue. North Miamm, Florida 33161, tiYlC1.)hOflC 350 5973 -- RAVENNA PARK Nelson s rlorid,, Rose's l'lphmIlrl S (',APDFPS (ENTE 601 l.,''e'' , ;,r Ui l76 on aqe' from employers t, the AGE covered IN DISCRIMINATIC 4 EMPLOYM[N7 ACT Agency Stereos (3) '''I,? for rcti,ir t,,,rt,3i-% mit 514 "I, 515 10, and 5.10 70 Sortie *.ttt A I M radio. I with 5 track hAl C Terms available Call 5cr at.' O"pt 173 94 II, or spi' it ç/.i 1 014(3 SF WING CFPSTEM. 1)? i i'it, Downtown • dicales ii preference I),i5C(l to U 92 or I 1 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, large cornier lot, sprinkler system immediate occupancy $71,500 Don't miss this buy at 122.000 Call 37) 1767 4 Bedroom, 7 bath, large family room, central heat I air. fireplace, carpet, breakfast room 33 Lots & Acreage & many other eatras 531,200 3 Bedroom. 1 bath, 3 A C units, well Beautiful Lesure World Mobile I pump, fenced yard & utility Home Estates and Marina on the eiiellent cc.nd,tion $17,150 St Johns River From $13,750 .vh.(h includes home 0 lot A fabulous community, with all Bedroom, I bath. needs I some facilities on 17 92 recreational parting $13,000 brt*er'ri Sanford and Deflar'# Off Port Florida Road Phone 660 11)1. DeBary or Orlando 617 SObS GROVE MANOR central heat & air, some car pi(tng (a(elltnt buy at 136.500 'tori' ,',asl.t'?, iit. %m'r -ed machine's MOOPSE V (0' t'l, lANCE',. 37)0497 ibIs NEWSlVl.1'I.l doc' n0t knoiflqIy accept HE LI' wANTEr ADS that In a Bedroom. 7 baths. 7 A C units, Byowner-- Park Ridge, ea%y access 5 ttc'oroom. 3 baths, tamty room, ''' ______. BOY! DO WE . '.'lishing mac hine, a.titP I) II', .mpatit y. floor mnonO't. nine rtnl i' I'n,P yluti'd trim 5tI Ii 5l(i J C P1 PlPll''' Sanfommt Plate. .'a IL,SON P,AlEW I:UIIPSITUI4I buy Sell trade 117)3.677 ill 111% II I' irst 'i $15,000 S temper II' Pegrigeralof, avocado frost Ire.'. floor model, originally $)S't 75. SI" a' . 5' DrIvers ;iONOAYthru FRIDAY 8 3OAMtO53OPM. YtrrrS NORGETOWN COIN LAUNDRY COIN DRY LEAP'4ERS noo Hours s:' ev area 40 Nra a week, for fl tormation phone 373 0379 70-Travel TraUers 71-Auto Repairs Parts - Accessories 77-Import Autos 73-Motorcycles And Scooters 74-TruckS And Trailers 75-Aut* For Sale N-ce 7 bedroOm. 2 bath r'vimC cli 1 'Ar,,l, All lcrcrd ,i'ec".I Business Opportunities is coming to Sanford Two choice Is il-Bicycles 17-Boats and Marine Equipment 43-Camping Equipment 44-Sports Equipment Urban Nerd Security guards for Oviedo Rentals :1-Rooms For Rent 22-Apartments Rent Unf urn is P*d 23-Apartments Rent Furnished 24-Houses Rent Unlurnished 25-Houses Rent Furnished 7-Mobile Homes Rent 77-ReSOrt Property For Rent 2$-Business Properly For Rent 29-Wanted To Rent toe steadp workers itiOlidayl. vlc5tiOffl. ,flurancel Apply 1797 Charles St - Long'a.00d at tnt' praaijc?iOn oft.ce iii, MAC 111tH '.1 ''i j,iqj. 5,ili,qit,litr', pIt ',ilit I... S 29U, I s'Ii'isSeS%Cd. imay balami i' çf S'S or 10 l).iii?'mili nil $1 (all edit Dept . SAPSI OR I) SEWI t. i I rsyrp, 301 Fast lit 5t 3729111 i'v"s Ill Ildi -iii'.' iSO Ill t)4O3t,5, I b,ltb t,'r?ii' a. lb rloi'ida room, large corner lot, as is Wanted To Rent ' -' Walnut vertIcal book case, one r'nly. wAS $95. retlixed to ,', Lt4 .5 ,sant .5(1 fiitt PiaI'4iv or,', i''''' ''1 I'.'' owns'rs fo' 322 d.0S) 372 SINGER STRETCH STITCH I 4.14 Ill lll I or uSCO fur iii tom s' ,ipil an'S. tool'.. etc Buy I on 1001 iti'i'-' Larry's Mart. 71S Sanford Fimi SPECIAL OFFERING 11.'sIroOrfl Suit, one only. hon modm'l. irçIEtinl styling inrludCs, triple Or esser, mrror, full Sue t,e,,'t t",ard & riemjht sfantl, was u's '.c$i,tPtI to 5105 v clothes, and toys, ceramics ,..ij'. amid nther 1370011 Wanted To Buy 52 Stenstrom yisl$ 'if. antI Chair, black vinyl '''i temporary styling, one only. flu..? modal, originally $175, now. $199 .---------'- fanS repnises*.'icus '/Anf models thoMC frOm 5" SlI iw'AC9-,meiit It'd ride L .ttla or ro C edit rpauired Mr Ferrall or Mr #latt.i'squi'inanteos to handle yOur FOr ICC Ouñb apoo'ntm.n' tel.pP'o.le 441 1111 or sfter Pp in $31 511). r 475 7755 CANNON MUSIC COMPANY , .--- Autos For Sale 75 Musical Merchandise ',1 T( I I il OUi " ? 57% ii' Mll.t EMS 2619 O,Iisncfo Onivp, 3)7 0)37 ondit loner I7,SI11l i.lml%pOt air lilU 5730 tirmn I yr old 377 77)7 Pl,ir Household Goods SSA . factor'.' 5' ia', 1921 Sohafui 1300 0 r,illel p-arctIc." 7 i-v,i-Oe ,hrcsuQliOi,t $)YY) 3455 ¶14 74773 , 4* 5/ N, - '44. rntr •ii'i.Ló " OT1IFQ' ' 77VN Oh. SarsIorl ?I%upc'rRcP$Ie U Inc I isuto stcreoi Brand new $l ill I I I . lii Ii l.vi'ry ),%tWl(J,i, 7 OOri in Ols-lI iii 'Iy 10 S We liii, o mb i''.' liCce tin tiOu'.t'fiOld Cons.qrin'i I'.'" .i I wlome For lntoqmation Stan Vet mniilion. 372 9$7't) Sanli'. .1 1791 S.inut'cit Am,,t.oui, ('f-.i!vro$et. ImPala. BANK REPOSSESSIONS lAKE OVER PAYMENTS Dt IA I 'LA SISAl " jr L%.,.tr"I- crY ,,e'aten, tank, $15 Odds 0, I?', 55%) after ii - - '. ," ______________________________________________ You! .w.' ;944 (piy,n'cl,e ?is,wWI, II?, .liSf sS.13. pOwer nqa1ei. liS' ri"p' owe s' 5171S 373 S0 Itu 1ec, F/AOOr'.CM', .4 -1ytl.wt dt'iVC I ?i'W in'ICAO 34) fu,'v e'rJ'r ulC Pr 'e'-1 ''i r,.nrt "iCt ,i.3 ,.'i is.) cin .' 11t 5194 t7 'I N ?''. i Autos For Sale - heal) Call U) 7171 Auctions For For Sale - v .-.. 11 Sl,.'ed Spider t)'kP, III, Oil spare' Carved Antique ,,IAP'iisjCiip l.iiimiip' is is. 57%. 7 t,m'tlsprra'lc dr'%S lmiiji M.%c f.M i4)i7 We Have Many Other ListIngs Open Saturday Mornings Available Sal. afternoon and Sun's by Appointment 3 Garage Rummage Sales Si S'or,om ,/h,Rt MOtlitl Ifeavy duly utility trall.r. ..tra 'nd 6 l'ly tires $90 ) sp.s'sf spitter ole. $tl 0.1 spate heAter. tim'S, 54%, Odds & ends. 37) ,',ftet' S - 23eS Park Realty 372 2420 NiQhts. Sundays A Holidlyt Call eQu.pi(S.i k,"' Line to CLASSIFIED! Houses Rent Un furnished 24 3 Lines Minimum 1-Lost & Found 7-Personals 3-Announcements 4-Cards of Thanks S-In Memoriams -Rutinpit O000rt unitieS 7-Instruct ion 1-Financial , One bedroom apartment, new p circorated, .ompletely turniShed Ar conditioned. TV Reasonable rtt'5 Orange City 1175 7ISS Department ____ ___ DOPeS hAl 1 P. 1 A(.KL E 919 W lit St Live flit Groce" es. Peer 6 9 Oci" I it,'i,', 1177 EXCLUSiVE 0(14 ARBOR the' closest thing to paradise We bavt to sell today is this spec t.ullr spm,tlbedfoOmhome. with 3. lovely baths, overlOOkIflo Crystal Lake You'll have 10 see it Only ti rr'Ally app(t'ci.ite it 55% 0LD ndumtmimi the' tlr'Ac h - rurnished garage apartment Adults ortlt 372 5427 Want Ad Your Direct Apartments Rent Furnished 23 " i ' Sports Equipnient SO Art I i.ui1iii'tC wandrotie ol Chief 5 tJ,i.lOrmflS, maplr boriS beds Pe'%t s,ffrr '177 91A#' 51 E..ciusive -- ThiS hoilit' Sand anta has many lusuriest five of them are bedrooms Has built in kit hen, two t,led baths. rlorida room with fireplace, difliflU roomn, central beat and air, and fenced .,,'mt't 534 !,Z57 by Even sirt vrc Seminole Sporting -- 43 Wriung 4' Leavt out 45 Polynesian wodrn Aznumge 47 P,rv, U Ancrnt Irish capital 49Falathm'r 50 Other.. ie 53 Sot,eish cheer 4 Everything 111111(3 ',I (.hlP. t'tfl'f'Y', lit f) lIPID TABLE WITH TWO 1172 5049 ' - s%(LAkA APARTMENT' 114W 151 5t Transportation unpk'tni-xit. lohn%nfl A tt's'' .5'' i'e' cc,, C I0'Si'it All (ii ,,',''t"r'%it,ir 17 it: 75th A ',.i''i '.1 4,.' For Miscellaneous For Sale 55 E,clusive II p-os)'rt in the CITY mrke4, for a frpflle bme. we have a nice 3 bedroom with loads I potential We'll be happy to SNOW it 10 yOu $ISØI.5) Hon e TiftM/rT1r; tT!t , MarIne E' COUNTRY CLUB M,SNCR You can move into phis as a ifl 7 bedroom, c,epeted tOme today kitOlen equipped Pi'utiful yard $12,000 AVAI.ON APARTMENTS ADULTS NO PETS 114W 2nd St Seminole -' Near hiwoltal st1tt1're CITY and doctor's offices Look at thu 3 bedroom with large FlorIda room New THE BORN LOSER 1,1111 A (Ill) Rsillaway. fishy lint'. (AN 1401 I'S rUPPSITIJIF ItAW I'.t St 172 5151 Motors tmitr' flits wonSON S SPORtING GOOD" 'InwnIqa.n 'iarifr'rvf 121 5Ia can.mi'i ii '. 5,ies Leacir', Find A r tItliPt1lCf1t For Rent sI GoOds I an..1 2 tied' m MOder n COMM000RE APARTMENTS o;,Maoncil.a Avt' 37) 1340 , - wame 372 737 Unfurnished WASHINGTON AP - "FOS some reason, Says George ., / McGovern's oldest child, "Dad hasn't caught on, if that's the rght word." ,. But is there won' in the Case V-507: Alan H., az' ___________________ McGovern household over recent iiblic'opinion polls that 2(1. is a high school scen '-" 7p' - show Democrat McGovern far behind President Nixon in this Dr. Cranc," he betan, "I mal cahne a:m'unt f 'ear's presidential race , answt Jf Polls are absurd. sass Mary side fresh water, the salt in McGovern, at 17 the youngest of to protlems. 'our blood then pulls more the South Dakota Democrat's For mi epl.un man medical assertiens that we water from surrounding tts five children. "I don't know laymen hase had to accept sues. much about polls, but they've never been right about my fa. V1tho*it kTh)W%flg the basic In such cases, sailors before," IrJSOflS nderlvini them. d tht go insane hecau Adds Ann McGovern Mead. why us It'll you 'T'hus, quick withdrawal of water at 27 the oldest child: Her íafever is an ally of our hcxbc's frim the brain. ther's 'method and personality in time of illness, and shotild Epsom saks also obtains are not getting across. People hOt he reduced art ific'ial)v with .tpiriri or (-Old bath!, its laxative effect by likewise don't have a clear idea of who extracting water from the he is" unless it appl'u.0 hes 1(I, intestinal walls, thus prciduc. The two daughters discussed in what amounts to an the campaign in an ir,terview at ''Vell, ('tLiltl vi t'nema from the stomach on the Mc'Governs' iapanesestyle show us why diahc'tic ha'.c dt-ar(1. house in Washington. For Mary, the campaign is ('5C1'5I5C thirst? l.iZll l'.vmng a ''kind of traumatic ci(1'I. \ Oil older many uid ss liv schookis will recall that if fect." people an' ictirns of iri salt (or sugar) iS in 01W ('Ofl' "Basically," she said, "evsomma about 2 o'clock in taint -I with a membrane eryone in my family is pretty the morning, as is true ni my sparating it from a fresh shy." grandfather. who list-S -th "it's kind of weird," she said. water container, the fresh "I always thought I could look water tc'nds to go toward at criticisms of my father and MEDICAL MYSTERIES the more saturated salty or be, you know, emotionally de\%'',11Id that .dl seniur high sugar o)titjon tached. But that's really impcs• cchouls oflrit'd a semester Alans question about the sible. course on Practwal \ft'di"I've found myself getting cine," to enlighten the .kmer- insomnia of oldet people. hurt by some of the things what I is inc-n, espec'iallv lean people and thus avoid people were saying. And like, call urinarv insomnia." muc'h needless anuetv! hearing people cut him down all For mans' physicians ha. Thes' waken at maybe 2 the time is realls a drag" bituallv use polysyllabic .k.\t. to soid urine. Alis. _ medical terms when the' then the-v betimn to think of should employ simple income tax deadlines or of one syllable. othe'r errotion-fraught ideas. 'Polydipsia" is regarded Thus their blood pressure as a classical symptom of and their heart heats diabet, fectt'r. st-ruling molt' blood lht polvdipsia merds' to the brain, which arouses it till they can't fall back means escessise thirst. And it can rt'dilv be un- asleep. derstoed if von realize' that So u'duce sour fluid in. MIAMI tAPi Saying homithe diabetic's bkXd sugar take after 8 PM., espiallv cides have made a steady inlevel zooms from 100 to of caffeine beverages lilt' crease since executions stopped maybe 400 or es ('fl 5 coffir. tea and cola soft in 1964, Atty. Gen. Robert Shespoints, drinks, in tias urged reinstatement of When von thus quadruple For then sour urinary the death penalty for specific the sugar in the bhxd. your bladder may not waken you both' crase's more water to till 6 AM. Shevin told the Governor's dilute jtl Remember, too, that for Committee to Study Capital Same is also true when beart attacks, the be-st treat- Punishment at a weekend you swallow too much salt. merit is immediate oxygen. meeting that the Legislature 'e inject what we c-all easily obtained from the 2O should pass a new death penalty a. normal saline" solution into in the air, as by fast deep law to replace the one over' turned b the U.S. Supreme s'our vein at the hospital. breathing! COWl last June. bith means about a 1 soSend f or my booklet llow proof of the need for the As luticrn. to Control Our Emotions." death penalty, Shevm cited the Bt if you wet" to ingest enclosing a long stamped. "escalation" of homicides In t'sm.'t-ssive' salt by mouth, as re-turn envelope, plus 23 t'tght years the electric t mnuht be tnie of sailors, cents chair was idle. adrift in a lifeboat without "I think there's a direct refre-}i svatei, then the blox.l Al.sy writ• lr Cr,,. t, rare lationship," he said, emphasizn.wupswi, ,,rk'stnr S s ouki call for more' fresh c-f tim. ., n ing that a new Law should not s atri to reduce the per- c.tts to e.vt ty$rii and py1ntmn only be adopted but also used. , . ,.,, Ccpi-lstt 11 'norbooöi.0 that Without the threat of execuot'ntage of salt to tion, Shevin said an armed robbet, for example. might resort _ - to suuing...s_ wiu1e.c. FUNNY BUSINESS New legislation should imS. pose capital punislunent in NIJRCLT' !'-' cases sthere people "kill for during killings profit, hijackings, assassinations, murders of policemen and prison guards and killings during the commission of robbery. rape or other felonies. However, Shevi.n said socalled crimes of passion-barroom brawls and family fights- cannot be prevented by the threat of a death penalty ________________________ At,.,, a Pre,.1 Paul Shevin said his specific proJumble xisalii were designed to "pass ' ., ,J "." ''"i .,g,. ','; the constitutional muster and ACIIOSS (limb) lie accepted by the U.S. Su.'Ts 1BbhiaL preine Court. ' bapn&t 41 1tdi.i' Also testifying before the (-'a _______ was Sir John Waldron, panel .. .tar'rr,t ...' 32G,e..tLa.k. 62-year-old retired chief of the "_____ working as now Scotland Yard i1ncws , r- ' ___ _______ Otaaicomns a Miami Police Department $ Lc. :niit teachcr (Bib) VDmrrtmozm ..7Nacai 30)'c'ikpt-uiig lWasrn' Ii Eurowa"i xi Seiaw 59 Body i.E v' itt; .,, itZmtiOtl4td fi i!n..iI, i i..,nn.-.., 1Jtoo1I&nma1 DOWN (cunb. loon) 23 S'rrua1 Pmp.n ISporuvv tzick atri&cturn 32 Ecc'rntzlc 2 Mi,untan 4 C'tnurh unat wheels (comb. turin) 25 l'aIrn Iruit 33 Female sheep 3 Suigvsiaun Ttxrkiah 34 Tropical 4ot 4 Arboreal dmgniiiry hum,' 25 Azni-ncan 23 Onagt'r irn-entor ' Drops ot 29 SLipped 3( Fu'tlskcp,.it r i1.i'J 30Car'- (c-ull :17 Cu'm € i1i. I I'cr,d tf tine 7 I(rmjtt,ti38 Same) UtIL k 3,3 Sets of rventa ewer. Apartments Rent 2' Direct Phone Lines To Want 4ds - Analc-Saton Private en ?rar'ce. -'vte bath & Houses ForSaIe 31 Rent Furn,SP'fd cie'me room WANT AD parking . Boats aIld O '- I Equlprnellt L.. fll A% 21 Plugging By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. Alan's query shows the need fr a practical high school course on everyday medical problems. It would certainty reward the oppressed taxpayers far bettar thin frilly cOUt1SS Ott 'Ballroom Dancing" Or 'Archery," etc. Classified Ads Don' Sisters st, They Pay Will Ads Mr)nm'Ja i, Ofot'jnr - Sham p Low U I' tint) timoncti ..iI,agt'. I a.li5l Or ie- I' i.- racial Ire-s near passenger seat B, oa. 091 322 1)01 It not, prospective customers ha'e probably mIssed seei(1 Qur firm's name. when it was founded, who runs It, and what type ot business you have. know the benefits, and will If YOU have been included before, Lertalnly want to be included his year. In either case, the charge of 58 will get your fIrm on the Chronological "Honor RoIl,, •t't 'iLir .tth Proqress Edition t be you published on October 'ii). I9'i Chryrolel V I half tii pus ,t, Ic'sig bed. 13,0.30 mile's. 11630 122 4100 i63 Ilk) I' Model Mack Tractor (50ti lI.gh*a Reefer Trailer mnpleIely rebuilt 904 733 units 093% 1910 Chap c-old Pick up C 10. hiatt ton long wheel bale. V 0. autumalic 52 IV'. Uati M see Us,,,I Cans II? 4 IsI SI 1.1)5002 IfS) êiê Chevrolet Invck *ilh S50 gal lank, runs Make off•r Hiiiker Malerials, 7310 West 75I1i St Sanft.ed 133 $161 Call BETTY or SANDI 322-2611 to place your order �—Tw .'infori -L-$ Supreme Court Race Tops Ticket P.'c'Uay. October 2,l'il2 no f I onTueSday L 1 I 10 and a whop- 1)ade County and a small Democratic registration o(BrowArd ' a heav Ping 1Ih1 of 10 tn I)ltrict 15. ---------- Buford decried a lack of In. 5, six in DIstrict I I I SANFORD KIWANIS Club installed new officers \ t'1wsiIy niZ1n u awards dinner at the Sanford Garden Club building. Left to right Wayne Albert, president; Ray Maitby. president-elect. and Burch Cornelius, vice president. I I I [:10%0"11111111 Ry JERE MOORE JR terest in the only statewide race Associated Press Writer on T.dav's ballot. rment 'P T*l.T.AHISSFV, fl ccttt A MccAin. 41, led in the ItI'St slate issued before the Sept. 12 -. ate Supreme Court race and more lively contests for primary Sept. 12, receiving vote has become a heated issue three new congressional seats 2b6,-679 votes to 203,021 for in the race between state Sen and a host of legislative seats Buford and 179,378 for Jim H. Lee Welsaenborn 43, and Wit. will compete for Florida voters' Carter. The incumbent has ham Lehman, 5$, a former attention In Tuesday's runoff made no proposals suggesting school board member, for the any changes in the runoff. Democratic nomination in the election. He was appointed to the court 15th District. Rivers Buford, who has been trying hard to stir Interest In his in 190 on the death of Justice Weissenborn admitted last race against incumbent Justice Campbell Thornall. Mc'C-ain turned down Ruford's week that his staff arranged for David McCatn, would prefer that their Supreme Court proposal for a joint campaign printing a slate that showed decision be delayed, but the tour, and he said they could at)- Weissenborn received the en. winner of the runoff sets the pear together on television But dorsement of the influential Opno time that McCain found cration Big Vote when it actual. seat. Buford, 45 year old former satisfactory has been arranged. ly went to state Rep. Louts Final selections also will be Wolfson It. who finished third in general counsel to the state Educatlon Department, proposed made Tuesday In runoffs for the voting. this week that a commission two District Court of Appeals Lehman. an auto dealer callappointed by the Supreme judgeships and 15 Circuit judge ing for more businessmen in Court examine the nonpartisan posts. Congressional races in the Congress. said the slate has election of judges held in Florida for the first time this three districts created in this brought to the forefront camyear's reapportionment will paign conduct and "1 don't yean lie suggested that the race just get down to the head-to- think people behave that way.' The winner will meet would draw more attention of head sthgeafter hoUYcontested Republican Paul D. Bethel in judicial runoffs were decided runoffs. November election, The campaign season began the at the general election instead of the primary runoff date. And uith six candidates in District although the district in northern llfl(I -____-- ______ ______ M STRONG BOX $3495 (.r,i'• 'h I''o' Att,,"i Hoi double omb.naI-..i.n fc ten o' key lo,k, ,mø,robI• trøy .ntk od1 ttobI. and etP.r o!abI.i. Pre.cti (oh pac.'I, ,,cutt,.' AIorn nr.gi v,I.n øp.a.d. 11ft.d moved. &er mode ,.tIø.jl otcrn $1095 $17.95 and $24.95 tjgeorgo stuart S [ S t g U F our Indust ries Look Over Area By BILL SCOTT S C C John Krider, Greater Sanford Commerce of Chamber manager, at a meeting of the ii Chamber's industrial 2.5 committee, disclosed he has worked with four industrial prOWCtS since Aug. 10. He listed one firm as Atlantic Linotype Company, Inc., of Brooklyn, N.Y., a graphic arts d firm wanting a site upon which to relocate in a 40,000-squareIT foot structure which would employ 70-100 persona. d d, Beg. Howe, committee h chairman, said this firm was attracted here by the sign placed by the committee near ' the Auto Train terminal urging tli- industries it)lcte here Company, a Kellwood needlework industry with prospects of employing as many as 500 workers was provided a tour of county In. dustrial sites by Howe and Garnett White, committee member. Krider said Kellwood was looking for a 10-acre site. The chamber report listed an automotive parts manufacturer and rebuilder as seeking an eight-acre site upon which to build a 60,000 to 70,000-squarefoot building to employ from 70100 people. "We will know in a week if they are coming to Sanford," Krider added. He also divulged that location statistics were given to an Infirm ternational optical X),000planning to construct a .'qu1Lre-fCt til.Iing to employ up to 500 workers. "These people want 25.30 acres," Krider added. Don Rathel, committee member, advised, "Progress is being made in efforts to have the U.S. Customs Service designate the Sanford Airport as a port of entry for persons flying into the country." He said the Airport Authority was "about to send a final letter to customs officials." Committee in a final action approved a budget listing operations costs at $8,396.04. Sanford City Commission funds the committee with a yearly $10,000 appropriation. the Krider announced committee was returning $l,60 to the city In unspent funds. The best time to read our free economy booklets is between 4 and 8 tonight. APPLICATION 1 [It I ULt I IF YOU ARE 65 OR OVER' MIDNIGHT OCT. 11, 112 ) Here's where, most folks over 65 find out... C3 too late..41,111 that theyll need ore bli.U11 Medicare... _ Oil Hospital Notes di Helen Ratmondi, Deltona SEPTEMBER 29, 1I'72 Marion C. Ward. Deltona ADMISSIONS Marian M. Parlow, Deltona d. Sanford: Martha Walker, Deltona Annette M. Brockington Helen M. Haggard, Deltona William B. Rogers Kieser, Deltona Silvio Davis .1. Brunnelle, William lul ETUIS Anderson E. Goodwin Ill Longwood Jerry D. Smith Grace Reville, Bushnell " Sherry D. Jones Jerrilyn Clendcnin, Winter ml Belinda V. Robinson Park Dwayne F Brown SEPTEMBER 30, 1572 I Susan Dianne Newman ADMISSIONS ws Kimberly Ann Crennah Sanford: Rebecca Angle Wi Nina Gibson CV Kevin F. Eason Laing — William 0. Moore Jr., lake Jeanette Blanche Sightier Mary McTheney Theresa D. Sieh. Deltona Bergeron L Brown adrt Dan It ISO Richard Earl Treharri Ethel 11nn Getek Agnes Moore Juanita Lawrence Timothy Bogeajis Myra W. DeVine, Lake Mary Charles S. Rosenbaum, DeBary Iris N. Nebergall. Orange City Cheryl L. Robbins. Lake Mary Lecil DeVinc. Lake Mary Mary E. Robb. Lake Mary f f, t,. :1 1 BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Angle. Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lawrence. girl, Sanford Now, you can examine 'on approval' this sensible, affordable Elder-Care" Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Barrow. girl Plan with a 30-day money-back guarantee! DISCHARGES Just $1 for your first month's protection! Sanford: Beatrice DeAbren Amos E. Jones George A. Dague Crawford W. Shelton Louise H. Stenstrom Annie Yates Walter J. Stewart Anthony D. Neal George A. Wyche Johnnie L McGill I L Only $3 a month after the first month! .Elder-Care covers every eligible in-hospital expense that In-Hospital Medicare leaves out except the initial deductible! AU pre-existing sicknesses are covered. Cheryl L. Eudell L Ruby L Isaac you need this plan In Addition to In-Hospital Medicare: Johoeva Siiu read on! Learn why Mona Abu Baker Carol W. Hodges Ransom Brown * Annie Hutchison James H. Urquhart James E. Burns I! Charles L. Echols it Mae E. Anderson IF Geraldine N. Hetiel Mrs. Jerry Gongwer and 24 baby girl Hubert C. Ellis, DeBary 22 32 ri RI-ELECT fl.gist.t.d 1967 in U.S Patent Office No 825471 1\ VOGI ' I Al DAY/S For Action! AS YOUR STATE SENATOR won - S 'I -' County C.mmIssloø.r Dem. Dist.3 * Hold Down Taxes * Develop County.widI Roads * Strengthen Law Enforcement * Zone with a Plan PO - I WILL FIGHT FOR: / Strong land use guide lines for environmental protection and controlled development. ,, Effective consumer advocate legislation to give the consumer and taxpayer a voice in Tallahassee. / Comprehensive planning to meet the transportation. medical care and recreational needs of not only our senior citizens, but all of Florida's citizens. That's when everyone uses a lot of electricity at the same time. It's also when you can help lessen the chances of a power shortage (and save yourself some money, too) by using less electricity. And it's a great time to sit back, relax, and read our two free economy booklets. Both are jam-packed with cost-saving ways to economize on your electric air conditioner and other major electric appliances. Pick up your free copies at any FPL office. Or at your appliance dealer, Please use less electricity between 4 and I 8 tonight. PCX[, 'I ç,-_i . • JOHN VOGT FOR STATE SENATE DEMO. SEAT 17 A C p,.j iub,,c'!C"c- fl.* 11 F �F! a Medicare Is Great — But... III,ltiI lospital Medicare. a 1 d . CVL'TI long siege tit illness iii the hospital could leave sou with crippling financial debts. In tact the Social Securit Administration estimates that Hospital Medicare covers less than two-thirds of the average hospital hills tor people over hS. The other one-third has It, come out of your pocket And today's in addition to recent rising hospital costs changes in Hospital Medicate', coverage have increased the amounts that you must pas Now's the time to find out whit you need Elder-Care to supplement Hospital tot-tort, soil have j lOnte1Tn Medicare hospital stas Don't Learn The Facts The Hard Way! After ou're laid up in the hospital, it's a little late to learn what In-Hospital Medicare doesn't pay . . and what you have to pa Very briefly, here's what Hospital Medicare pays and what you must pzy. Medicare pays in-hospital charges -- room and hoard. lab fees. X-rays. etc. - for the first hO days of a 'benefit period' EX('EPT the initial deductible of S68 and the lust 3 pints of blood which you pay. Then. from the h 1st to the °()th day of a benefit period, you must pay $17 a day - S119.00a week - - S510.00amonth. 3 From the 91st day of a benefit period, you begin to use up your "Lifetime Reserve" from Hospital Medicare - a 'O-day period that you can usc only once III your lifetime. But, while you're using t up. you must pay $34 a day toward eekour hospital charges - $3S .00 a week s511 (1() 00 a III oil th - kiter your "Lifetime Reserve" is gone, sour in-hospital benefits from Hospital Medicare are ovri for that benefit period. l'ht tt'' I' up I Here's What Your Plan Covers And Doesn't Cover Here's How Elder-Care Works Ver simply, it says that I 'i'u pas the first Sc.(k) ithc initial P deductible) of Hospital expense that Medicare doesn't pay. We pa tot the first 3 pints of blood that Medicare doesn't pay. 3 Starring with the 61st day of a 'benefit period'. Hospital Medicare sas you muo 3 pa S I 00 a da) tot hospital charges it tot But don't worry Elder-Care pa All plc-existing sicknesses (physical illnesses you've had or have right now) arc covered in any rccogniicd hospital from the momen! sour policy is in force. All accidents are covered if they occur after the effectRe date of the policy. Elder-Care does not pay for the initial deductible ot ScOls Elder-Care doesn't cover private doctor hills and certain other medical services that coriw under 'Part 13' or Mcdi• tare (which is Medical Insurance). This Plan which is hocsupplements onl% Tart A' pital Insurance. A recognized hospital does not include SOU for as mans days as necessar) federal facilities, facilities such as nursing tit rest homes, extended-care facilities, mental institutions or facilities for the care of drug st da of a 'benelit 4 Then. ti om the ON addicts or alcoholics. Expenses which are period' (while ou use up our "Lifetime covered under any federal or state legislation Reserse" i, hospital Medicate %J %S such as W rktiien's Compensation are also tot hospital must pa\ 534 00 a da • exiuded. I or r about that c itti e charges Dont Elder-Care pass rie essars it t It's Just $1 For Your First Month And Only $3 A Month After That' Your Elder-Care Plan conies with a money-back guarantee. Examine it carefully. ilier c's no ''tine pr hit''. Show it to any trusted advisor It you're not completely satisfied, return the policy within 30 days, no mid we'll promptly refund yout inone its, ands or huts' If you decide to continue. your rg ular tin ri th lv premium is only S 3 per pencui s on fi ac liii' ' slut ''Lifetime Ret-rsc'' is used ur I lospital Medicare sa s wu must pa ali hat ge sour own hospital har ges that it paid up to that time Don't worry this is when LIdet'are helps ou the ur nist! Because Elder-Care pays all hen II IsrILil eligible hospital charges Medicare stops pa ing them. This either on tile () st da of the ti 'r 'benefit period', or on the 15N das depending upon how many tit %, , 11; I time Rose rt" dassou used Elder-Care pays all benefits dirc.tl you, up to the maximum of $50,000 (' lc't't' bt'Utfit'. APPLY AT ONCE - Now Is The Time! MW*41 Everyone 65 or over automatically qualifies for ElderCare — regardless of your health, because there are no medical questions asked. So mail your Application Form today with only $I (regardless of the number of people to be covered) for the first month! And after the first month, it's just S3 per person. Remember that you're protected by an iron-clad 30-day money-back guarantee! �D ANSWERS ILI M FOICARE COSTS JUMP A6AIKi Now You Must Pay 131/3% MORE! I I II Lilective January 1st 1)72 Hospital Medicare payments increased again, by Liw ,Just as in past years. amounts that patients must pay 13 1 1317! Fort unately rose very sharply - ILDIR-('ARE owners need not w.ain zh: Flair autumaneallv ad,:is 1' ( ott'r yet it still costs z'zcrcaM'd lWs)ltt2l ehargt' iust 53 a month. Today your Initial Ikduc tihk is S68 (up from S60!). after the 60th day you must pay S1 7 per day (up from . S15 1 t. Jnd your lifetime reserve ' coniribution is now 534 per day (up from 530!). These continuing annual increases make it more important than ever to protect • our.ct'if at todai '.s razes' Send your Application NOW before the postmark deadline. •L • — — — fls. El__i — Right now. you have an opportunity to help protect your parents against today's hospital hills. .1 long illness could easily exhaust their savings. That's why we urge you to bring this Plan to their atand tention immediately help them get up to S50.000 worth of lifetime maximum benefits from Elder-Care. Or better still, just complete the Form on the back page for them. using your address, and we will send the Policy and Nlvrnent not ices to you The Company Behind Elder-Care Elder-Care is issued to citizens 65 or over, no matter what their present state of health, by Union Fidelity Life Insurance Company of Philadelphia. Union Fidelity Life holds the highest policyholder rating available from both Best's and Dunne's, the insurance industry's two leading rating authorities. These ratings attest to the Company's ability to meet its obligations to policyholders. 'benefit period"' lit pellod , begin, with ii the hospital after the oitr pohiy. Y.ui ret lc 'hciicIt period until .111 t ,I the hospital I or 41 tive days. Alter that, if i the hospital, a new > C Are Your Parents Over 65? Read This! cancel me or raiw my in and out of the hos. cct thousands of dollars? cannot he cancelled as cep up your low IMC titer how often, or how r.t up to the SO.00O urn. And ssti.ti • iv more 1113;1 S. per general rate adjust inent p. licts ot this type our state — us 0 u. • o4o — XC oOr ca CL ) - P13n coer doctor doctor 1)111% are not r -('are because (hey do er the hospital part of ute,tIuri against doctor i oil C sigiicd tip lot the s1cdtare. ihirotiehi the lappls' c OW \p;li.iti'it ltriri .ltI(t 111.111 it tilt Imly si rinuith's 1)1J(CLt 11)11. )%'Cr OS. may als ' apply lot do nut send mine S 'soil isutli iltiritig sour peritid he 'tire to sign flail it tud.i's 4 —J U 11 GE MUST BE WN ON FORM �8 IMPORTANT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Q . if I have Hospital Medicare, why, do I need your Elder-Care Plan? MEDICARE COSI ••1 A. Because Hospital Medicare was in 'I intended to cover everything. The Social Secu ii iv Ad ininist ration estimates that I lospital Medicare covCrs less than two. thirds of the average hospital bill of ;wopk over 65 And the dollar amounts which von must ot the (1111Cr third have increased steadily! It's your pay larger r.hare of the hospital hills tiLl1 makes E Ide r.('JrC'c prt )tCc t 11)11 SO valuable' 2 0 MORE! —4 M z z 0 M Are Your Parer Over 65? Rea Right now, you havi portunity to help pro' parents against toth pital bills. A long lUn' easily exhaust their That's why we urge bring this Plan to tention immediately help them get up to worth of lifetime n benefits from Elder better still, just corn Form on the back them, using your add we will send the Pc payment notices to yc r) can I collect my benefits oiic I'm in the hospital? Q. llo%% A. iher c's a simple I it I Ifl to he coinS and pleted by ou and your doctor that's all there Is to it. As soon as your request reaches us. it gets imttiediate attention. Folks all ovel the countl% have praised the speed and cIt icieny ol (10101) Fudehuivs cLiiuii service. 3 Q. Can I apply if I'm not in good health.' A. Yes, von can. There .ire hit medical quest ions to ansss er All p1cc \ is! ing sick nescs arc covered (will the mi 'men t tuir policy is iii tiuc. ,1J 4 Q. Will Elder-Care pay me ill tiase other insurance? A. Yes Elder Care iu you if) addition o ally hospitahiia lion insurance of any ol her heal t ii phins v m niav have. ) 5 Q. Can YOU cancel me or raise my rates if I go in and out of the hospital, or if I collect thousands of dollars? A. Your han annot c cancelled as long as you keep up your low pie. nunrus no matter how often, or how up to , the S5O,(XM) much yoll collect lifetime mainium. And what's more, you'll never pay more than S3 per month, unless a general rate adjustment applies to all policies ol hits type Fi'rm I •')l')f in your slate Q. what is a 'benefit period'? A.A 'heriefli period' begins with sour first day in the hospital alter the ettelive date of our pohv. You re 111.1111 in tIre auie 'henelit period' until von have been out of the hospital for at least tio consecutive days. Alter that, if % ()It go tuck in the hospital, a new *hcnefil period begins. 6 - (,t. Does this Plan cover doctor 7 hills? A. No, l'rivatc doctor bills are not citsered by Elder-Care hecaisse they di NOT come under the hospital part of Medicare. For protect ii tn against doctor hills make sure oure signed up for the Medical part itt Medicate, through the 8 Q. Hi do I apply? A. ( iiipk'ii.' tire Applicatitin Form 'n tire t'.ik 1uge, and in_ru it ssith otil 'sI hit Siltit titsi itititlhis protection. 'ur spouse. it over o5. mayalso) apply 4)11 this titrin. But do not send more money ,' S cosers ou birth during % our 30-dav JI itS .iI pCI it d Be sure to sign vitur name. and 111.111 it to 1$1 APPLICATION FORM ON BACK PAGE MUST BE MAILED BY MIDNIGHT OF DATE SHOWN ON FORM �I Voting Predicted Today Light A - n _ Sta te's Runoff rrimut ies In lie had ny iIitF MDOfl1' 'JR. 'rALLAIiAS.qIE. Fla. (API I + Tuesday, October 3, 972—Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents 65th Yea r, No. 3 and rally in New Pswt Riehey Satur- Jack Inirn, 43, of lay and Kirk said aft.rcr4 he Port Rirbey, also have he.n !sz!H ''ar whn hog the hack. log of Precklent N:c,n Stat. GOP rbatrmafl Tommy" Thomas i id T itaternent Monday to SRY the FInrifill (;wnrmttee ftw the Reelection of the President is tral in Republican primarlea and to specifically dWhiim , woqild vote then 'This Is As pressimistir ., the first predic tion was optimisI am 1k," Stone said. "1 Just q wrong." Some sharp name calling has heen exchanged in the race for the 5th IIictrIet Republican congreskmnaI nomination, one of three congressional . today's ballot, all Involving trIcta created by this year's Soynn hotly uintected local ra( ec were expected to bring taut moderate crowds of voters lil a few areas of the state today, but 11w turnout in most places for the runoff elections was expected to he light Secretary of State Richard Stone predicted Ies.s than 21) per rent of the 3 million voters would go to the polls, fewer than w the about rtOO,000 who voted in the first primary Sent. 12. rb tin water, 2 million pcedrted ~ hope barked Ra$ney District 13th the In D.mnrratte race, State Sen. lee welwnbnrn. 43, has admttt.'d knowledge before the Sept. 12 primary that his aid" ,,0 preparing a 4'mt 'ist This h' mailer indicating the corn- ILI%'4!fl tmp'!tus to the of William Lehman. $. 1 fm"r w?wl tyinrrt chairman mittee supported Rainey Rainey and former Gov. Tnt-'t Claude Kr '.'4l?'d .. apportionment in ChRr1CS R.ainey, 40, of Clear- Lake County Improvement SR 46 Bids Opened fflF~ of ltv l"Itl'l) VAN 'a I SPECIAL FOR FOLKS 65 AND OVER State Union Fidelity Life Is Ik.nsed by the ' E\l 1 111L IP.S ' kge nt Jt1tn R 1 \ll1)\t(.H I \ lU) ppli..ation and SI in the null Sour Sharron lo 1609. Panama (' its. FLORIDA OI I) I I F\PIR M)Ll) (,cI of III L Oct. 11. 1972%%11-1 our Lind R%,dcnt iodas to — — — — — OFFICIAL APPLICATION FORM TO — — Y471i UNION FIDELITY LIFE INSURANCE COMPAN PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYL VANIA P - — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — Melilla — — U State Department of Transportation is allotit Iii ('t)!IiIfl('tl('(' imprtivenwnt the ba lance of State Road 46 West linking Mt. Dora and Sanford, it was revealed today by Douglas Stt'nstrom. chairman of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce long range planning committee. SR 46 links with the principal northsouth traffic artery, U.S. 441, immediately east of Mt. Dora. C. A. (Bill) Benedict, I)eLand, district engineer for DOT, reported to Stenstrom that DOT has opened bids for widening and resurfacing Sit 46 between the Seminole-Lake County line, the Wckiva River, and Mt. Dora, it distance of about 15 miles. The DOT just recently completed constructing it new highway for sit 46 betwtn Interstate 4 and the Wekiva River, in Seminole County, a distance of 10 miles. .., AS Pjr I 0 V:QL omln a. • maf' It tO ESS.______.__-.-------------- Jil Ou tnt CtTY DATE OF BIRTH _____________________________ Day 0 — — I If I BENEFICIARt'_ BIRTH DATE - Day Month "0 tC"itti .' Cv hln.'t p•'Od not (Olr.d and th nt 4, Mid'I'I dduttt)I t I _DATE ---- P.t,"t l 499i ( S-9n - Do Not Pr.ntl ,•, , - — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — TB IS TOUR COUPON FILL IT IN AND MAIL TODAY r —919 — OFFICIAL APPLICATION FORM TO UNION FIDELITY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY PHI LADE LPHIA.PENNSYLVANIA — — — — — — —— — — — — — — — — — — 1919 MR P ease Pr.r,tl MRS 'a" F PIT MISS It yOu Cl .yornsn a marred [JDRESS__ _STATE I I I I I I --- $ _ZIP__ - - _BIRTH DATE spouse's tnt name and mdd'• . 81 -1 ________ Month Day I The case is being tried before Let's all hear It for the Internal Revenue Service, a six-man Jury, an innovation folks. Commissioner Johnnie brought about by the abolition Walters of the Atlanta office of capital punishment. Assistant State Attorney says "shocking scheme by giant corporations have been Newman Brock outlined the discovered." St.lite'a case in his opening The agency is recommending remarks, in which he noted the criminal prosecution and tax case is a "murder perpetrated penalties. . .with as much by robbery." dispatch I'm sure as the Defense Attorney Ned Jullan Jr. reserved his opening Watergate fiasco? statements until later In the trial. Burton testified he was living Be glad you're not living in Chipley, Florida. In their local with the deceased on Aug. 7, election, Theron Cook, if can- and had been for 18 months did.ate for sheriff is ucuipç sought for allegedly cashing a bad check in Alabama last year. _BENEFICIARY_ my spouse Earlier two of the three doctors on the county's hospital had resigned and fled town, claiming their lives were threatened... Year staff ,d,hty Life pn,m,um md hIrlOy apply to Unon F n(lIratand that my )O1( I Form I9 Plan Co m pa n y PhIbdl'ph.0 Pa 19102 for Elder Can. 60 diVa room b.nit'ti an. piyihI• to, the coml eff ective *Psen s..d that no hospital • n n•,1 t ir9.' I '.si' ti at a to't doc Or t.'. i off , -Od no bIn.' 't •'l P ayItiI my I 0ev Month O' o..rr 111t rarnll V•a' OCCUPATION_ app, $ I _AGE_SEX MaleOFelmileD DATE OF BIRTH Ia'V its you, 47H1 0 No or P CITY I I I I - The trial of Stanley DeBose, charged with the first degree murder of Vera Lee Mathis on Aug. 7, got underway this morning with the state calling its first witness, Joe Burton. By John A. Spoiski r SIGNATURE X 4 C yes, c losed to Union F i delity LII insurance my tnt mOtPy pn.mur" and h•s•tiy apply P' i en I understand that my lO(', fr Idl' Ca'• Plan Form 919 Co"ib"v Ph.Id. h,C Pa 1910? an. pIyaI)I ton the $.at 60 dat lh•t no bOI4'tJ' ,00m oenof ,ls id.0 coe •tIt C A In 1 s at a lilt o tu'9.v an. payitil for do.tO't 1:3- 1 B fnt mOnthI t •i !h. for the Sanford Nursing and Convalescent arrive. . .and today was ,the Center, Inc., 950 MellonvIUe day". Rodney Parker of 2012 Avenue, today blamed the Cedar Avenue of Sanford sent building Inspector for approving the roof of the nursing his letter to Santa Claus. (I don't blame you, Rodney. home, where leaks during Mon.knowing how long it sometimes day's downpour forced many of takes for a letter to get to us the 107 elderly and III patients to well, nearby Orlando. huddle at the end of the north taking a chance on It being late, right?) ininistrator 5i,NATURE X DATE _ CtC?t'lPd By , 's g" ."tad ft tt I' A ge I'' Wills 41111111411111114111111111 MIND -- 11111110 — . -- I , , • . , a. Next step will he the actual drafting of the plans for the construction of the bridge and the road, estimated to cost about $2 million. The drafting will require eight-10 months, with the project Ch1'(lUled for awarding of the contract in the 1973-74 fiscal year. ---- D o Pd 0 1P , , n ,n _. — -— — — al Was wondering when it would . from you 're just not attrium to escape being deluged. Look - . . youngster gets before hit by a some car at the very busy intersections of Sanford Avenue and 27th Street, and at Airport Boulevard arni can't we get Park Avenue r . . . someone to apply for these trussing gua d Jobs: only The pay is minimal but the thought $1.6oan hour . of possibly saving a life should be more than enough cornright? Give Principal Ileckenbath at Pincecrest Elementary School a call If you're interested - .. pensation, please! This morning, the water was still coming Into the five-yearold s tructure while an orderly with a mop was busy trying to remove the water from the tile floors. Overhead, several pieces of tile had been removed after they became wet and soggy and UWU' was LI uonIvr o f them falling onto the patients," Mrs. liollenbeck said. She advised Sanford fire d on the scene partment today and roped off the area between the patients and the leaking roof. ... i, ii ANN, explaining the roof It may be coincidence but the admInIstrator of problems, have you noticed how many conmore rood crews are at work, one year said the roof was n atructeit without expansion now that the elections are upo Incorporated and the result lass been the leaking otnts being Most folks don't vote for something. . . they vote against some thing. snneone or . 5 - . ::. . , ,'... -. J dl, ..' I. ' 4a Survey has been completed and right-of-way map is being prepared by DOT for improvement of Sit 419, between Oviedo and Five Points. •a' S..;.' '! 'i'Tt -. •.. - --r . L. '- ' -' r; z '"• L1 m i a "p -. &.\ watching ing. television and read- She said water entered two but hastily explained these rooms are not being used. As she spoke another attendant rooms used bed sheets to soak up the water that was backing up on condition above the attr$um, where many of the patieat.s sperail their daytime hours The home was purchased about a year ago from Sanford Nursing Home, Inc., by First Atlas Corporation of Glouster, Mass., Mrs. Hollenbeck said. Most of the patients at the facility (90 per cent) are under Medicaid (state welfare), the administrator said. She related further that no Medicare Social Security' fundeth patients are at the facility. Mrs. Uullcnbeck refused to allow Herald photographer Bill Vincent Jr. to take pictures of the roof conditions but permuted the entry of a reporter to view the scene. further advised that bids and that Mcntgomcry-Ward of Cs.uelbcrry was given the job and started Monday. However, a representative from the county sanitation office reported he was at the home and did not we workmen but had been told the roof was being repaired. This morning there were no workmen on duty when scene. ;')i ,•• • .'_- ,- '4' • -: ; •IA(f,it wware nn thin 1J a" carry the voters of Seminole County to th e polls today. and disprove earlier predictions of an anticipated poor voter turnout. These signs, located at the "triangle" of Highway 17-92 and Seminole Boulevard in Sanford, were first reported to have been damaged by vandals. Fur th er inspection revealed it was caused by high winds, and not vandalism. If today's voter response is poor, what will have caused On Armed Guards ,,f Schools Cautious th e iveriluw expected 'tiere from Oviedo when the eighth grade is required to be located elsewhere since the space s needed for the high school 5-1 2 using profaruty toward the was inand principal Seminole County Sch oo l subordinate, A group of Ea.'sthrook and Board in a th Lake Howell parents were on Monday night made mandator' a motion by A. P. Bu.ie Jr. that hand again at attempt to coerce SChOOL Supt. John Angel must the board into using its entire receive board permission funds to establish a portable before two security guards middle school on Tuskawilla hired to patrol Seminole High Road Dr Culpepper proposed that School may carry arms. The action has the effect of Ljwtun Elementary School at amending a previous board Oviedo be rescheduled as a action which specified the middle school and the present patrol could wear items suf- Jackson Heights Middle School as an rescheduled be I ictent for their protection. Because this was too vague elementary school Later. Culpepper prupuseti and all encumpa.ssing. Buic adviseti he would seek to have using plans fur the prese nt the Issue spe lled out in more reague Middle School as a concue terms, even though model for a new Eastbrouk Angel had assured the bua.rti Middle School permanent planL Culpepper also brought up the that his intention was to have 'ccurtty personnel keep order need fur enlisrguig Jackson Fkiht's \li,kIit, School to !iandlt' using sticks and Mace. V ViM'. in „,.,,,,.,r• liii,,..-ree-two Probed vote Adair, County pollution control officer. assured The Sanford Herald this morning that he is In. est1gatLng complaints of muddy water pouring out of Soldle"i Creek into Lake Jessup In the area of the profoald Seminole County park. Adair stated In a telephone conversation that be had taken water samples in the creek as late as Monday and found the turbidity to be within legal limits. This was before Monday's raging mlii storm. The situatloil was culled to Adslr's attention last week by a Herald stall writer. At that time be said that be was aware of the condition and had giv en a 'verbal warning to Van [logic and Devlin. de%rk'pers, to contain their dredging operations in such a maimer as to perrut Nov -. ill 'S Were Dr. Stuart Culpepoer and A F. Keeth, Opposing the motion and voting "nay” weic Jean Bryant and Ray Slat,&m By its action, the board take the opposite view than that heki by Sanford Police Chief Bemi Butler and Sheriff John Polk. Both lawmen In a meeting at the outset of trouble at the schL told the board they would not allow their wen still "ii tem porary duty at the 10.12 grade facUlty, to retmuin unless Irley carry guns. fishing spots In Lake Jessup. Sheriff I'ulk e*plauwsd. 'a 1 I'lear-old can kill just as much J.ilear-oii,' U1 ,sdtiiig ji his feelings about .uar'ls carrying guns, JA The men, when lured itiust tit Stok Area deaths 611 receive 260 hours of police 611 TV Bridge tral ning before they will be lt".3(' Business review deputized for dut anti a.sigrtci JA Ca lendar to the school to present turthet 8.A-9A Classified ads yesterday's high 94 Low 8 violence' that caused two \' ('omnks students to be hosotialtred u tih 74 of Inch of rain, Dli ('rusawurd puLiLe Partly cloudy through Wed- during the ffirst week of the new ------71.1 Dr. Crane of showers tern for injuries received in a 68 nesday with chance Dear Abby mainly during the afternoon ineke involving fighting high 6A continent. 'ditial sehuukrs. to ti and evening. lttgtas .611 Itcrtatnmnt in another bearI s&'tloii, an Lows 'It) to 13. Rain probability 68 16-yraroki youth was expelled Horoscope 50 per cent today and Wedand becoz;aes the t1rst expulsion tonight, 3A nestlay; 30 per tent Hospital notes Fair and mild autumn (ruin Setninuk ILigh School this Public notices .....2A 311 wemsttwr tionaimusted most ui the year after it was reported to the ........ Society r*'aru trw yuuw wasguilty t't 211-411 nation today. Sp -I orts run off from entering the Creek or the canal. Another t'bevk is being made by the pollution officer and if a break through is found, be wW turn It over to the legal department in Tallahassee for action. If It Is determined that a direct dlstharge into the creek is in%olsed, the United States Arms Corps of Ingineers will take jurisdiction. The park at present Is undeveloped. Howeer the bicycle and count)' commissioners hat e plans to Include ti canoe trails, and ot her recreational sethi es. Adair prouièvrd to report the progress maik In clearing up the muddy water situation which has lung been a source of annoyance to fishermen in the area; Soldier's Creek ha%ing been in the past, um- of the better Index - - . - -'_____________ Weather .. .- .........-- -.............. . . - ... grades. .fter much - liscussiun i t.ulpeppe'r's ?rnpusaIs. the board agreed nfurrnu1ly that if the November referendum - Langley -, - ill also By BILL SCIYT'T Creek . - PERHAPS THOSE SAME HIGH WINDS ---------- had been taken for a new roof IlAritift ','_'S• . i . giving more tuntla to the schuuis is approved by the voters then the first priority is a new permanent ruidthlu school n the Easibrouli area. Bulletin W.SHIMTt)N I API— 'C f ii Ii'- s e a I e p r'a pus e ul congressional investigation at break-in the of Demucrauc headquarters in the Wa tergate Hotel was rejet'(eit today by the house hianititig Lonunittee. - USED today the floor. Slits f# 45!...-. s......- and in which she was allegedly hacked to dea th. On the day of Mrs. Ma this' demise, Burton testified, she had planned a "country dinner" for some relatives, and he went in search of collard greens for the repast, leaving her in the store. Burton said he was caught in a "hard rain" which delayed 5, - were out was In us? g - P• his return and that later he at. shelves. I asked her what had prior to that time. to get Into the store. happened and she said, Stanley to become a tempted In wha t was was hooked on the in. hit me'." between The door series of verbal blasts Julian at this point, even th en rang the door bell Brock side. He Brock and Julian, when ough the statements th queried the witness If he was to the house and, receiving no the presence, objected. e of Jury's aware Mrs. Mathis was a answer, proceeded between th denied Julian's obThe court widow, Julian objected on the store and the house and and another argument jection hol'ered 'Vera Lee'." basis it was a leading question emanated, culminating in the Brock then offered, out of the and would lead to a "chain of e dying court warning Julian. who bad habits of leadin g ques- presence of the jury, th argued the court's ruling. declarations of Mrs. Ma this. tions." "Somebody is going to be in Burton went on to relate Mrs. Burton said when "I got to of court. When I make blood contempt Mathis' home was adjacent to where she was in a pool of e a ruling you can appeal it." the store which she operated between the cimnt.'r and th Nursing Patients Flee Downpour Mrs. Violet Hollenbeck, ad- ,, ".St by 1)01' and the Federal highway Administration. This means that all matters relating to the location, the design of the project and its effect on the environment have been completed. approved 5 , By MARION BETHEA _ZIP___— AGE ..__SEX Male OFemaleD 't•' f nit name and m'dd'• Ctertgd A 711) 7 F LA 'CS /r In DeBose Murder Trial namiI OCCUPATIONSpouWi jiJL_ .A will be four-laned I1S(I r'portd thdt lile Ut'iiNlIt Osteen Bridge design report has been 1)01' is making a survey for Lake County in order that Lake County might acquire right-of-way for future expansion of SR 46. St enst rom also reported that contract has been awarded to four-lane SR 436 West to the Seminole-Orange County line, near Apopka. Contract was awarded to Ewell Engineering and Contracting Company, of Lakeland, on its bid of $2,334,686 and allows for 360 To,RONo STATE ___— so app for mypoutt County "4 F*1 rst Witness Testifies ~Ara Last 11hh1a Middle SS working (lays. When this work is completed all of SR 436 in Seminole _,y..,I_ !.' S lIen('(ltct reported Leecon, o f Leesburg, was apparent low bidder for thc Lake County project with $949,073. The work will ('IIt of wI(k'EIiIIg tt1(' Present pave m ent from 111 feet to 24 feet, and the construction of eight-foot shoulders . The entire project will be resurfaced, Awarding of the contract for the work is expected within 10 days or two weeks. Actual construction is expected to require about a year. Eli. 24Ol GIVE THIS EXTRA APPLICATION FORM TO A FRIEND NEIGHBOR OR RELATIVE. Melilla 1919 PELT CAI CLEARANCE SALE Buick 65 64 a 'untsJL Tmpes QIth CrUisut ..)idsifluOiS $300 65 çan.,,rnui. I!t,) wqn.$200 63 i 04 63 $250 68 J'HIiWFQ "ids 4 $100 OU cP1ev rolel C'.jnwstttbil Della I. tigilsfl $450 $450 $3Q Fot *1 '1MW $7 0() $300 $795 64 - LOW SAMI'. FI I4ANCI$O OPIN T'1!'T 'CO I AutuøaQals Wg ('1IM1NQS - 'I"L S ECONOMY CARS OF SANFORD, IN( : - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 02, 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/04102310f56053a82dfe30d96fd01115.pdf c43ec711a94f6093b55351b735938c5a PDF Text Text ** 'bC-_The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Nov. 1, 1972 ac— from the A BOTTOM Create A Fiesta in -11.1 1 1. Home ___ Your Fit For A President Try HERRING Martha 's Pie* Chicken n Place chicken in large iially stir in cnicen uiu*i the horizon is the country '5 .AIl.EEN ('LAIRI: What is more saucepan. Add water. I tea' Cook. stirrinz constantly. tinbicentennial. fitting for such times than a spoon salt. onion, celery and lii mixture thickens and Editor SEA Food 1bstor and food have a recipe adapted from one hay leaf. Brin to a bOil, comes to a boil Remove close relationship Currently savored by this country's cover tightly leduce heat fr.n heat. stir in lemon George and simmer 1 hour , or until juice, currants, citron anti first president the United States is resolving tender Remove chicken sliced Turn int o the major election upheaval \Vashintori pieces Strain broth llemc greased 1 *sart casserole 1 MARThA WASHINGTON'S that comes every four years and bones from chicken. skin pas Thanks CHICKEN PIF We're soon into the cut meat into chunks Heat Top with pastry. Brush period xhich cornS giving 1 broiler-frer chicken. Cut butter in saucepan Add try with beaten egg Cut onion and cook until tender three slashes for steam vent memorates activities of our in sening pieces and over Bake in 425-degree oven for earliest settlers 2 CUPS A ater Blend in flour, remaining 20 minutes Makes 4 serv teaspoon salt and pepper 2 teaspoons salt, d1ided stir to a cmoOth paste t'rad 1 medium onion, sliced &FTEH•SCUOOL SNACK 2 ribs celery with leaves Apple-grape Bounce Graham Crackers I ba leaf U1!I, Jfl Iii __ I Nw He and his staff have a 96.1 per * * * * * * * * * Cl 1 1 Ift 11111 11111 la iLjrrath I I ¶ I 1 Thursday, November 2, 1972—Sanford, Florida 32711 S %%,bil e mullet are their del ell twst, the Florida 1)e partment of Natural Re.ourcea auggta a festive affair fea todn. bakeinfJ*turir4 Mullet Meiirann It is an will get you out of the kitchen in a hurry oven rpe that as Bake the mullet fillets to enjoy the spint of the ocion. under a buttery blanket of bread crumbo flavored with grated onion, a hint of thyme and chili powder for that South-of 'theBorder flavor. Mullet Mexicans teaspoon chili powder 2pound' mull et fillets, i teaspoon salt fresh cr froun . teaspoon ground th m % cup dry bread cnirnlm Dash cayenne pepper 4 cup butter or Paprika mirgarine. melted lemon wedres 1 -tip 1:-,tied onion i. ' Jiuil fr ozen fillets 11l&.v fillets in it single l.vr. ll down, on a well-greased bake and serve plstttr. 16 x 10 intho paprika and lemon Combine remaining i ngredients except over filleta Sprinkle with wedges Spread crumb mixture paprika Bake in a moderate oven. 150 degrees F.. for 20 to 25 minutes or until fillets flake easily when tested with a fork. Serve with lemon wedce' MakeS 6 servings For additional recipe' write to fond., Department of Nitural Resources. Room Wi, larson Building. Tnllnhas+.o'i. florida 204. S *4 cup flour % teaspoon pepper I teaspoon lemon juice '4 cup currants 3 tablespoons chopped candied citron 2 hard-cooked eggs. sliced Pastr' for one-crust 9- 1/2 cup chilled apple juice 1/3 cup chilled unsweetened grape juice 1/3 cup chilled ginger ale Sum together all the ingrediems Measure ginger ale after foam has subsided Serve at once Makes a little over 1 cup 1 or 2 seIngs I H _______ Ic, • e. - - a. • -. I ......... N T I hi. l Just it couple more (lays, ie ighbor and then you and I get hance to e x ercise our I All'i III PAID POL. AD DY MASON WARTONoTRIEABURER I FISCAL PLATFORM RESPONSIBILITY natural S PROTECT beaut'p £ environment O f our stale • STOP torced busing STIFFER pen alt,? r i $ cit - - - - — — ----I A Conservative : Who Cares, • Run the % like a real business abuses. • Stop we lf a re Change welfare to workfare. *No additional taxation, • No state personal income tax. S Repeal intangible tax Repeal legislator's pen sion plan. Use "commom sense' kI' business management. • Save our Capitol build ing and millions of tax dollars. NCF "let's roll 'em up . . . drug • pushers. to Work" . law lobA & re*ponsibility, *KEEP the constitutional law abiding citizens to bear arms. •STRICT & swift law en. frocernent. time capital IREFORM probate laws V INCE FECHTEL, JR. -. . . I ording to ttit 11 irri' I'' the blue collar worker . , - • . J' ' ,. ' ____ .. . .. -' . ' Avenue location is depicted in this artist rendering from ' ' -- (,utmann, E)ragash and Mali. architects - -- -. (1round- AA v been set for 11:30 am. Friday. _____ I i wes OVerfl ' fl M d t S o ixon if 8)' President Nixon will give his n e GREGORY NOKFS Associated Press Writer expected to corninent on Uie McGovern."id, despite I voice status of the Vietnam peace ne- that was V 'ilition to Sanford i kytin' %f'mhers if the Grea'' s J'hr. '.Vr.ht 1' arresteil a Sanford woman fora Saturday night ihoiiting ml the Seminole Count imm1Mt4fl, is well as anfard area dtgnitanes will for 1' ercmnf1 n tlnng with the entire Fr F.dera1 staff Ds'sijne'I by Gutm.* on and Dragah. Ilenry Stevens Phil- in Mid- Architectural firm in ianford, will contain way, according to Sheriff John the home office 41,IY)0 iclimrit feet of snce. Polk. fll ¶10 pnrking tmita, and sill C(x)per, 30, was charged tl1C Ada Coo with aggravated amault anti be erected by Williams (.0. It is designed Prn engaged in criminal Development support ii 't ultimately ffense having weapons. Bond to but this first tage will was set at W OW on each n ereeteit, ice four floo .harge. Frnm the tap ut the first floor According to Polk. Lewis pistol. Wright arrested the be gold-toned Ol mirroring woman ihortly before noon the greater Sanford area In all directions. The existing main Ae11fl5(4Mi). the American we become a country more began some 2M ye2rs ago." arrested it Warren Donald slight —-- De en tilon . A C : ; 'NIth Goodall 1 -2, of 261 E. Churf:h Nixon (iis('Ussc(l urban proi a nationwide television address this evening, a day after grains in it radio addressWeda Sen. George Mc('overn said lie nesdav saying his adrninkthinksAme;icans want the (ration has "doubled federal asRuth E McPherson reported t country "to follow nigher moral si.stance to states and local' everal items missing from her ities—to meet the crises of their Oak Haven Drive home in standards." Congratulations to County The President announced treasuries." lie said the adForest City. Among them are a Commissioner Al Davis plans for a closing blitz in his ministration has also "r12 gauge ihotgun. valued at M; uiipgn for re.eIetion'There creased the sense osts u°r will Ix- nationwide television and control and a motorcycle helmet. tics in the South and South. Poli speeches this evening and Mon. nities—to meet the crisis of the ll be eluitinated to cut valued at $l& Richard Balira'r the slight changes, which will design wi west. This honor Is accorded to day, and campaign trips on spirit." By ANN SIE('ZKOWSKI bring the construction costs tosts There will be sonic slight of Bamer Auto Servn'e, cc roup C mt I it WI McGovern said at a rally in a;t Friday and Saturday to six lAflgWoO*f. told deputy "Well gt'iitli'iiien, finally, .se down to 1247,245. Changes were changes in the architectural Ii who ha v e distinguished states-Mklahotna, North Caro- New York City's giirment-wor• Ca4 i a (,ran ffing selves ,) their accomplish•d tiring you gtt news," stated T. necessttatetl because the bids finish and some of the sta Mcxl- ners istri t that toe ,mefl• uria, Rhode Island, New auners, worth $100, were taken u oris co, California and Illinois. • l contributions menIs andsocia can people in their own way are j Popp of Environmental le, submitted in September were will be different. r0uui Pus business. Still to be settled is the matter politics and • I. field o th may ii m sign Group, which has been far over the $260,000 which was Two 1772 Chevrolet trucks The President's speech is saying something they ,o ernmen working with the County on the approved for the detention of water and sewerage. The scheduled to be televised live sound old-fashioned were reported stolen by E.Z design for the Juvenile l)eten- center in the 1970 bond issue. City of Sanford has indicated from the White house at 7:30 want this country to follow available unless the Haul Rentals at Howell Branch Saiiit' items to be omitted, ac- that none is tion Center for two years. p.m., EST. hlesides discussing higher moral standards." rtw Last week, the Seminole cording to Popp, are outdoor facility which will be built near Enco in Casselberry. ''What I have heard,'' art the country's future, he is also U. valued at w. Department The Greater Oviedo Jaycees , County Hoard of Commission- recreational areas hi, said that the County Road V rd o ve UI. ue • JM • I eight and ii 1 fliuInifl , inal PiutflS ,,or uit irs authorized I'opp to go to the average stay at the' Center near Fi%e Points, agrees to .reariions Chevrolet, .I')O Index b, Jaycee Benefit )Iorw 'l'allahas.see to check out some is only Three to four days and nexatiun to the City. South Highway 17-92, Sanford, Popp told Comiimnisstoners f)1. hill 1. that this fact alone indicated no II) the lirolsiseIl ar('hit('('tural ,miiiiiriit II Editorial repiirwui 191 Chevrolet tr'ck III Ari',i ui'itii', of reed for the recreational areas that if he had to work around illn Sit 4216 Country '1uirktr 611 Division changes ith the Entertainment 6)3 . stolen after a man took the tlridge lie said the clock with the others R ic. hard i. for the $'nef:dU') fill Youth Services, so that upas had been planned we ant Horoscope IA Ui. UU or i es (•ii Place. the modifications that toilet facilities in the velvet! in this project, he would of 3A proval I lospital notes It was valued back. 21)-3l) ('lassiE ied aiLs have recommendations for Young Place w' in' e rooms would now be sec ur ... be moved up more 78 could Public notices 112,500, 711 omics July 4th and has uiedu'al bills Cross%sl,r(I punk' 28-311 quickly and (tie remaining eliminated, that there were final approval before them by .Societ y GB - -plenty of these facilities in easy Nov. 14 and Cuiiumssiuner Al — - amounting to more than $12 000 411-511 procedures could begin, Sports . . . ,...... 21) l)r . ('rant' of this Vandal-proof storm Davis, who is in charge Help out won't you please? .. 11 Popp said that there was a access. Stocks 615 Dear Abby 6)1 i'nrmi;ilett' mm:t'eting of minds tin drains and extra plumbing hues program. revununended that TV -which were in the original the bid be awarded on this date . 1.4. Street, t )ngw(ton the charge f violation of probation Goodall w.ii jailed without . . 'o Courty Corrmssioner, Hugh Evans wc,red closely with Congressman Lou Frey on matters that involved the federal government, including securing the Space Shutt le for Florida. Now Congressman Frey is supportir Hugh Evans for the State Senate. He feels the experi ence and integrity of Hugh Evar,s is what we need in the Florida Senate to clet results. Elect H...o Senatcr, Dktrct 16. Illinn dollars will %It= wai shot in the left 3ide of to the ronfline 4 the fourth ~ts back with a .22 caliber ffoor. the buildinit"t; faclade will hoarse from speaking lift the vision of this country, and great ideals with which too much, "is a cry on the part that views oil the future of Arnerica unemployed. and yet through July of this year 1972, there are now 4.9 million unemployed? SEMINOLE COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR FOR 12 YEARS . . breaking for construction to the present facil ity has —____________ And by the way, the "polls" were wrong in Canada just this week, remember? fy Shootin g Br i ngs A e t , last minute switching and changing. I requirements for First Federal. Edmnnd. Exi'ctit'" t" i'e President, said that mcr•' rr - an clect'n .. . due to all of the Down ' . , c ... ENDORSES • REPUBLICAN ,".': . Savings and Loan Association's First Street and Elln 1 disorders ' the year 1969 we had 2.7 million in the Florida Senate. ':' -S.- .-.. themselves two weeks prior to man you can turn to (a', ' c MARY EARLE WALKER , ' , ' and go to work." EV I R.,'? I3ts', '.aI. - ' .4mL First 1 ederal Hl(ll-RlS1 ,\l)1)li ION to the Sanford I' HUGH wotild he willing, if asked, to discuss with Seminole ('minty School officIals methods they had used !' 'rsntrrbl dui1ent for the multi-itoried building which wi serve wth in savings and loan •-. - mess, I m sure i why is it that lfl t'p ' ' . ' the Dernos left it in that terrible • • ... things were so bad when the Republicans took over miter Pa? ____________ a •. Tell ine sornethin' A . .... pilI ELT - ? " AI% ays, all reputable public opinion firms, refuse to commit State Representative, District 34, Rep. , ••' - landslide •BU1LO the right roads in the right place at the right ORE INSTATE punishment ' return to the I)emucratic fold. And even this highly respected public opinion prognosticator admits that there's a good chance it isn't going to be a right of _____ ________ = -- - that very Important uncortirtiltted percentage ... is starting to *EDUCATION prepare for - - That smug feeling of a landslide is showini: ins "1 eroding, isn't it" - • • from the court house to the White House, r= - n invitation to violence Widely said ()range (Th(mflty ('on.structlon of a new four-stnry home riff addition to First Federal Savings and Ln.t \'oeiatinn of eminole county (,round ill be broken at 8 11) a m Fndi 77 • , Richard .1. Widely, ad. ministratlVe c'nnrdinator , speaking as an individual, said the carrying of mace rir clubs by security nffirts or pl sonnel might result i n an open confrontation with students, since it could be interpreted as r adical change (Juring the coming year with the 4, V 94 thoughts on those whom t d like to have representing us 1/2 cup butter 1/4 cup granulated s4ar 1 1/3 cups unsif ted flour 1/2 teaspoon baking powder 1/4 teaspoon salt 2 eggs 1 cup firmly packed light brown sugar I1 I IIJ a •p 1 cup dried apricl rinsed in hot water and cut up small 1/2 cup chopped imedium.fine walnuts In a medium riuxing Lx' I cream butter and granulated sugar stir in 1 cup of the flour pack mixture, pressing don with fingers, in the bottom of a buttered square cake pan i9 by 9 by 2 inches' Bake in a preheat ed 3O-degree oven fur 15 minutesMeanwhile on wax pa• per stir together the remaining 1/3 cup Flour, baking podcr and salt And in a small mixing bo wl beat eggs wi th brown sug at. stir in flour mixture. tiquer. iprit(itS and walnut. Spread over hot base and balt in the 3S0-deree oven for 3 minutes longer. Place pan on wirerack to cool. Cut into smLill bars using a small metal spatula: betiet"n cuts, spatula clean under cold running satt'r and leave damp as you useit. Store bars beteen sheets of wtx paper or astic'wrapinatightly covered Wi bx Makes Y. _ 5_S ___ -. them? .'•' ktCL0C Ai'l(l(( IT BARS We adaptei this recipe from the delightful 'Cooking with Wine and High Spirits" by Re becca Caruha CorTlerstofle Pa perback ••• I up SATURDAY NIGHT HmtEsHF:R (heese Tray with ('racr r April I -c UVWX546414 solve "Pay as you go' school construction financing will a school only 1-3rd of our school building needs. We will use 50.75 years. Shouldn't future taxpayers share in paying for • by The Herald relative to ho'e that county handled its ittlAent discipline probln't5. S & L Starts New Building In Sanford %80 to .' -- - — — — — — - ----- — — — • by law enlorenrient personnel to sttin unruly persons. These would be Bedding, flIt hard Evans, (' 11 Franklin .ini! Wayn" Epps, assistant pUBLIC I • the t hennirul qpray tisoth lop I I - lie indlcatd live or possibly cit persons wtiltl be armed Inch pie IS FUN • • Price 10 Cents I egg. lightl' beaten - COOKING - 65th Year, No. 53 hoisrt1 nmuec'ting for approval tru' t wm s Si tviol I iirunstipalc, harry St.'inrruetF, s'hrioi security guard and possibly the dean rif women, if she wants it. Bedding added. The Sanford High School has teen involved in numnerrms incidents r,f student nllsorriers Once ss'hool began in Sep. ternt'r Sanford police and Seminole County deptitities are being used at the school to prevent disorders tint Il the Srtwil Board with the roopatatlnfl of the sheriff's department, locates and hires trainerl personnel to walk the hallways to stop (IIsflI der s N.ight"rung (n-argc' (nunt'j ';tndi'ntq were arrested after two girls were struck and another youth wnc beaten arid mobbeil He'Iillng salt) alter the inrl, lent ho teterrnirn'rl lisat ma( fir waq noe,lerl to keep order at tff. far lIlly and therf-froril, had troull the suggestion to Mrs Bryant, who introduced it at the B,' Bill. S('(FFI ('o tint v Sc ft iu'I Sc in tim I Utuird W'lnecmtny night atithinrltt'il the Serninrile I light Sh"l arlmninistrat lye dali to .ir r v moore In order to keep i llc;s ipilni' li t the Sanford 14-12 i:r ink' itchol Un a mo!Ion by Jean Hrynnt, vii e chairman and it seconding 1)). Stuart ('Ulp4'ppl't, the s('tbool hoard approved itiare carrying, after if retiucst from Se;yilnrile High p1w' iiial .1 ark hts'tlrtlng who ativki's 'the I Irrald that his rt'qtiest was t)ase(i on the Monday Inridenits at the high school during if '1mg at)(i54' uisceuiihlv Police reported two 'anthrb ) onion Increase quantity as needed Seminole Staff Requests Mace fill 1If, * record t all * rent OflViCtlOfl felonies durinU last fiscal yr * n Seminole County. * * * * * VOTE EXPERIENCE * * VOTE HERRING GOP * CAMPaICN 'IRIA * AOV flY r rot. * , 14 cup butter or margarine 2 tablespoon, . chopped If STAflATTORNEY r _, - APPI.ERAPE BOUNCE : ABBOTT RE-ELECT , are , , . f TERRY GDOEMBEL S , ' - . FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR -- - R e - elect ' -----'-- is .:a, . Let m(also compliment some of the students at Seminole especially the high School Interact Club and the National S ' ' ____ Honor Society. Interact Ilas donriteil $2W to the Glen Ilorton Jr. Illl and the NIIS went out and painted boxes as a fund raising event, and are contr ibuting 0 to this sanie fund. Thanks for reminding us that ti& dUSt ru th irri poflSItJlt Ft. at theM hool, that's no reason to assume the remaining 99 per ('ent aren't the kind we can proud of ' ' ________ S I. Pad Pal Aalli Corrp Treat cor . uit t' I)rlginall) the (ruudni us apples, etc imuiking the parents hit'h lulbo s lament, Intended as a letter to the of the precious child of toda) uft.r m d soon to I'Ii,t t tht tutor but slu, ., the trt nil S(t lilt (I It) be is idi spread inrtal joyof iialLusttn Spooky nights, ghosts. obhns mall) parts of Seminole Tuesday night ise decided to and grandparents renewing the joy of lialtosseen through gist' it more prominence: j% I ,, . MARY EARLE WALKER, your elected Seminole County Tax Assessor for 12 years 1957 through 1968), now retired, states: "My choice for Tax Assessor is Terry Goembel, Rep., who has 7 years experience in the Assessor's office. Terry worked in the office under my supervision the last two years I was in office. I believe Terry Goembel will do a superior job as our Seminole County Tax Assessor." / . . •• - \r r ,. , 'f. watching the children all ?1' - another Tonight at 7 of the canchance to meet all diduites, and have a delightful thicken dinner, t. Sponsored by the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce and the Woman s Club, all of the candidates from both inmrties . . art, expectle-ti to be at life Lake Mary Elementary School.. . to greet and rneet the voters. No speech longer than two mnute.s! (That / . ought to hold S ,. ' . • .y .•, '. . . ' '- ''. • . — ,. ' ' I . . . ./ • . Halloween treats anynioi-v as •(;rziiuItntt" Jenny Howard foUnd IlleiltY of takers among the I k,rakl No NEAE41) to worry about leftovor "Aiigels" Weltillesday morning. 1,eft to riilli(Nl),riiiiii('Iiiltlwick,('iti-oI (;alloway, Mrs. Howard, and I ma Smith. G rand ma Unhappy fter Halloween IT' / / 'flags" on the mail to '-'' (Staff hihotol dressed up and )eIlmg Has Ilalluisset-mi timed" I ,at ti if,), kitchen table this familiar • trick or treat Well, taM flight sias nut 0111) i iluirning, looking at the usually i'lmiptv bowl of candy— It lay itisappoizitnwnt to ou children piled high is itti suckers, licorice in the neighborhood, it isas sticks and gtsxlies of all kinds, letdown for this grandma. too' Fien though I don't blanw lluilbowet'n was last night, too. 1 hail 152 children last ) car on the parents of the children for llalbosseen night and last night not itaring to let them take a we're only 13. 1 checked t'ttance u: getting hurt in any neighLit)rs on fit) stretit and %%a~ - 111illowil ha.., chanii;tld across town. The suite thing as the world has t'tiaitcd ''the happened to theill, 'llits 1-4 it slitall for lustaticthap pen ed to t hat %%itches have YOUR SHERIFF John Polk - - O'EMOCRAT SEMINOLE COUNTY . Ex perienced, Dedicated • A Proven Lead e r • Righ t Man For The Job VOTE POLK FOR SHERIFF woll, An irritJtettGrMtitw * NOVEMBER . O(? 7 * * * * * * * �Thf 2A—The Sanford BC— Thuday, Nov. Herald 2, 1972 - - -- ELFCI Wm. P. "Bud" ____ •• l)IM(XR %1 - ••• a p ,,' . "1 - • .. •, 'a. ; ' - P'i, - F 4 , SCH - f - - /( TI 41 f $ , / • .. ' •: . "S. - ' Hospital rent nf ll luPWflfltF4l s M1 gi,itir?a*lfl u,rri.' plus ,I) 1r tTa ir""iT. pli Y) p.r 'n( t'(ØIVPfI rr.nøc rin.ar,."l rni,,lqtr',t"r, IPII' 1*UI r.f il rrnyi '.'t'1 fti'r hq WPr" 04 frallUW: f'.,nn View, M tRIg p.r 'l*i rrti 7/tb 'LitHy j#q'v '1lfl ,')' rw r,f '4 11 17', rniinI Ifla 'isr a u in i,rl lii" 111 : S S top rpplacp(l Willi t ,, -t ' ' bIL ( v' I ', • • . .. p p AA ' i'c.' .'sa ' ',: 1'% k• Free' T'v' /\f Local : SUPERINTENDENT --m••.--1 7 • • : OOL i, , ' Ar rri1Ini vi.'wlng fly rni' ti'ii piatierit III .t Innln Mp!flarinl thing f th will i# past PUP( tivi' lf,*' mlrini$ø ,q Unpvi'tnt,i'r. flint wh.'n thi' prn4'nt 11/ 11A owned fly fl,c'PwPpitnl,will •. ______ ' ________ -- - • ' , ' • ' a • r - • '' "'. - P/tore .-e' •'; :. • a .4 No ' ' . IA $ •• : , 1$ ... - •I - ( T - ••• rhur;dn. Nov. 1. i#,' ,lIfl?(,r(Uirflkl ' of 30 , d in i nnjun tjrn concern, ( II1 wilt' an nrrnriguii'nl with Its' tin'%pitnI triit'i' taut nvPrPn hythhrpItnl Aui*lllary (pink itntai'rt Un.rnr, t tiiaji' ,,iIr,uiruitrntnar , .tirrant.d ( unity vt,uri' : '* •5 ,. ----- " . SEM INOLE COUNTY ''—' '• t?', ' .. .'\ ______________________ a... 4AII th e PT L' Interaternity Council. Shown are at CRANKiNG UP for the F11 Rush activities Tau tieft to right, standing) Kim Lish, Dennis the Deith U is the Crescent Colony uck Sei thel (Sitting) Jack Hagan Gene Delta Tau is one of ten Delta ftnit Kane one of the group's hifie sister-s," fraterniti es involved in the annual Fall event when bids from the and Steve Newsome. which winds up this w (FTU Photo by Jon Findell 'FI'1('1' \\I) 1\Ip L( t H I ( 11 ( )( ) I * F.V( )H * I \ ()I of '' I' - l)l('lPl 1\ 1' " I i.' ____ I I All F 01 By MARION Councilman , every WINTER SPRI?GS — Aft Freeman said that dumping hour in well over consuming water magnified the discussion of a drainage the 1 problem which has * been pli led to cvurwfl by two oater owilers of the same Herbert }Th. interjected Mexalos ias tumeddown 1ive Um bause drainage problem five time-.; which would res:Wt in a "five times bigger law suit" when the Councilman Troy Piland, drainage emanated to someone discussion seemed to else's PY reach an impasse, said the Freeman mentioned the cleouncil should simply out1m W illiam call, who requested a toning change. withdrew his request. has Commission ht i expected of the County ctract a re A portion of the all developers developer and ei ther ant requested 39 as fonerly known drainage to a natural refuse the request Still Meadowlark Unit one, formerly provide no if a the point and that there Freeman pressed Clifford Jordon and Out owned area at the edge of SR 419. no council allowed a 72 inch pipe in was thtn by Michael Alexatos. k, the dumping c ree to of effci leading nowhere. i'u natural purchased from the lain by drainage would at the guarantee property on-rim will ued a Carroll Ca the city limi ts "en a bring asuit." of edge zoning change from R-1 to R inch pipe stops dead," 72 and C-1. numerous Freeman said. "man. you'd Council, on 1 } .uifonI Hera ld better be upstream of the pipe. previous oaons had said Further, Freeman drainage proposals by Jordan • and Mexatos, which included natural percolation would ase. open drainage ditches and queried ho a Freeman hoeing ponds. Mexatos a expected the city CoU to pipe all drainage water, but the proposalwas axed because expend $1 Uion to dire at drainagetokeJPs0"Y0U the piping would terminate -: Wade Street, coornpounding a drainage overflow in that area Council again queried disposition of the drainage problem. but CaU balked at a dedaion the city fath thatynotaofbapoOnof the cost of piping the drainage % and Published Daly Sunda y. e xcep t Saturday by The Sanford Herald. 3rd, N French Ave Fia. 327fl p Second at Sanford, Florida 327M can develop the propertY." Continuing. Freeman said. Vhen you bought the property Subscription Rates Carts Week SSc from Alexatos you knew there was a drainage problem and if you can't p'sde drainage Year ______________________ - - by - C • - U a - - or $ \ \ N"\ - ' ' - •• u of - - II this \ - 'J ' th •, . • NAT IONAL Florence J. Stafford, Deltona Doreen I. Carrier, Enter- Admissions San : Jarnes 11. Wilson Edna Stroud Anna Kafka Susan E. nomas Williarn Rountitree Christopher Young ' Mary It. Games, Orange City Discharges Sasiford: Mrs. Joseph Lepore and baby boy C. Shaw 'Mrs. Brad Pelkey and baby Eva B. Gustafson boy Clyde W. Nutt Mrs. Richard Jones and baby James H. Demps girl Martha Rascoe Itoxici Lee Lorene li. Phillips Marvin J WtIliniii' Caroline Scheicher, IkIar> J ames Ellis Sa)ICS: Dellary Stephen A. Faryna Wilburn V. llughes, Deltona Louisa : ' , I Seminole Calendar . / meeting at 7:30 % 0 Democrat PARTNERS Pol. Adv. Paid for by Al District 3 pin, at the N1 Shuffleboard and American Legion liall of, U.S. Tourist Club; covered dish 17-92, south of Sanford dinner, 6 p.m., business Installation of new inembers is intleting follows, lit tile clubiloiLise oil tile lakefront. scheduled. 4P , , I boutique benefit fashion show, tk'ltona, 4-7 p.m. 10 am., at Sanford Woman's Nov. 7 Sanford Senior Citizens Club: Club. Sanford Civic Center at 11:30 a Nos sack lunch followed by American Legion Auxiliary ill., 53 will hold its November program und business meeting. Post , li.in.. turkey shoot Sta rtS at flOOfl. 1 -_ - ell TOGETHER Davis Camp. Treas. OY R AY - T 1 T1W Just sit back in your . and think easy choir NEWSPAPER OEM. I'il or. tij - - 5 ' of all the advantages nolle ('l ii, Troy U.ir (amp Tra.a ol - S with a check. You've heard them all a hund red times now start enOylng them. You II find you have more 7fl ' . , $ - time to sit and think - -m1i1'rC:) C:) C::an Bwik By M. The Atlantic Banks , Jennie Smith - Jailfice (Jan) ,1 tihien Supervisor of Elections Ver-lber The Atlantic Grcup of Republican Member F Bank-, in larida 0 1 ol Ad Eve Crablr,e Pd (' Ca Treat mP - -_- * * * ELECT * * * * * * * * --' in M. (Mike) -- - - - • - -- - -- TAX COLLECTOR I AN INDEPENDENT DAILY -- a .• . •- Mary School. 0 - - .( . Carolyn Smith - Al ¶ • Lake Mary Woman's Club Osteen Volunteer Fire and Lake Mary Chamber of DeparUnent fish fry, noon to 7 Commerce, ineet the can- • " ' I I Bobbie Forrest Dale W. Owell Anita E. Williamson Nlildred J. Williall'S Thelina Storris, Altamonte Springs Mary K. Dickin, DeBar> Harrison Bernritter, I)ellary John F. Cheney, DeBary Dorothy Meeker. Deltona Clara M. Gilniore, Lake Mary ,• - - / Nov. 4 00 S • FOR THE G GROWIN " a ' ' - : I /4 ; a hsti fry, Our Lady of the Seminole County Federation of Women's Clubs holiday Iikt's ('Iiurcti, Maxuillllan St., All CO MMISSIONER Ancl Fmays L"cleciii A. Myers Ruth M. Ohnab, Deltoiia YOUR whilo Imays 4 William lienry Sherrod, Lake Nathan Butler - s ta te Hospital Notes \• ( / at 1:1 - \ N ) ( d - 23 Arraignments \\ )' " f include Ronald Proince, is clearly evident each and charged with breaking and TRIAL. DATES every week at arraignments entering with intent to Commit with the situation worsening. a felony and griind larceny, Other drug offenders. and Arnong those arraigned this week, with trial (totes set, and trial dates Include, Leonard trial the week of Jan. 2; Mary all entering not guilty pleas are Schildhouse, charged with Meece Bennett, charged with the following defendants; Greg possession of drug parapher- breaking and entering with / — o"' \ "' ' - - L on the increase, and carrying a concealed 'possession L two Years. The Drugs are sthtementh made to the fireariti Steven Ilelferan wi charged with possession of a paraphernalia, trial docketed count commissioners that Uiese were ohlbited drug; and Francis for tile week of Jan. 2, pleaded prevalent in classroornR buses pr charged with n six Petrusa, months there have been 1,92 possession of a prohibited drug. on the the defendants diliaflou All are doketed for trial Other -a' / ' '.. RE-ELECT r 2, plead not guilty; Itudoipti grand larceny, arraignment lcMt0 of it )ro)lIt)lted drug with ((lfltlflu('d until NOV. 7 for (i)nrge(I the most Terry Murl:itt, charged with Mueller, retaining counsel; Dianne Kull, Undoubtedly one of of a prohibited drug, jssestoii of it prohibited drug; possession by ever taken forgery, trial the tittering a Important actions with arriitgntncflt continued until rliartal the (;tiry Mathis, the County ('ommlsstOfl was Ansley, charged with charged with uttering a funding in tile , with William ltuiuiphreys, char ged liobert forgery, trial the week of lc. of the Drug Abuse Council, of cannabis possession and sale of a poSSCSSIOII 11; and Paul I1iielIis, not the promise of additional funds Willi trial set for the sativa I., possession of drug prohibited drug, if needed. possession week of Jan. 2. pleaded not present for arraignment, and Illustrating this contention is paraphernalia, and tile state announced he is I lollis guilty. Musslewhite poslbl> In tht hospital and the fact that in arraignments of a prohibited drug; Witt) charge d M Dennis would t'heck, arraignment held before Circuit Judie flogers of CIfl8b5 41 SatILI possession charged with the Dominick Salfi, again nt inued until Nov. 7. of pOSNt'SSlOfl and coIn a sentencing, ItolIk' drug cannabis sativa I docket was consumed with drug I.. as ,traI)t1ern1liil, unit possession possess of drug 'nira )hcr- Iirlx'r, charged with a tworelated cases. Of the drug; Peter nalia prohibited trial docketed listed. 16 dealt with ((rug of- of LI count information of breaking Moeller, charged with sale ° not 'tillt'• and entering with intent to of Jan 2 dead week tenses. Ralph Reen charged with commit a felony and grand Possibly help in alleviating cannabis sativa 1.; Steven with possession of cannabis charged Bauder, the larceny. pleaded guilty on Sept. the problem, in addition to possession of cannabis; James 11it(1 1)ossession of drug 25 to tile lesser offense of the funding, is the donation of a charged with paraphernalia, arraignment ncil Schillidt, seoxind count, petty larceny. building for use by the cou of it prohibited drug ; continued until Nov. 7 for SaltI adjudicated the by Jeno Paulucci. and a Pos-wssion Abbott, charged with parent notification' and Karen Judge Roy 1t guilty of the offense planned program of education possession of a prohibited drug Musslewhite charged wit tI an(Iplaceulhim on probation for In the school system. I I "8 DEPEND ON ME VA • ,' \ \ " N ' or C' / - Y 174 it ('ha In pi on I .i' I )a ii phi n d" Ill I ru'I ''he is owned 11(10. by ( 'on is ( 'Or(tPll of Orlando. giant get out antI vote ()it Nov. 7. NOVEMBI,.RI,19fl S - th, 'l'i i ni '$1' 'I laa Dru Offenders Do Inate 0 - • . • \. OP L EY NEWS , L( adminlottral(or staid ill, "' j6 COLOR COMICS MORE LOCAL PHOTOS SEMINOLE MAGAZINE SOCIETY SECTION SPORTS SECTION ENTERTAINMENT REAL ESTATE " / ) SECTION SECTION \ / I / //. EXCLUSIVE ç \ LOCAL, STATE .' City Attorney Thomas Freeman told the developer city not worried ronceming . s . 'nw . So --A~ •\ schnauzer ' / S • I I )( )N ''I' I ilVV I )( 1W N on I h' oh I ik F ', baCarroll told counc il AIeutos ck the property if Carroll cannot develop it. However. he told i:loxmcd no developer muld bear Ote tmmefildous expense of piping drainage. j Ill II t. ~j ~s ~J / 5 SUvtL . 4 Nov. 5th. unda AND EATURES IN THE NEW SUNDAY EDITION he couldn't solve the drainage problem- - a .' prnrt poets nri"aIu) Anti ttintts' trniv lit In Its' truqtnn attention ii nee d to rn;alnu tts'ir, or wo nnofli'r roiit, ___________________________________ , cannot devcop the property de velopment sin there are * hethg developed more B5 BIF '4'*U4 arin owing Discussion a III _________________________________________________ . • ______ pus b% various groups are distributed on cam Request W,Oi th rawn '1' I' HE E I H( ) \ I I) HE viewing by pntinnt will Is' II $"IY I cn1rRI(ltt '5 -- �IA—The Sanford Hera ld Thursday. Nov. 2. 197 lift'. tn1cr 't 'r11atn)z Hoekeepng Scrit'e$ at SemInole Menrtal fl\cpl. h*. been S('lOCtO'i a development cortinatc* in ServwcMaster First Federal To LAST 4 DAYS OPEN SUNDAY 12:30 'I T Qk Ad as Herald rha 'Onfof FOR A PROGRESSIVE ELECTIONS OFFICE S.. ihurcMy, 2, lfl---5A to 5:30 Cp. lie is qhlvm Build Addition ________ Women's robe sale. Besserer. Robert with strativ of the Unford Sale 1 or uiw uiw Oatted Free Page 1 Edmcmds said that this in. vestment in Sanf ards fut ure is 'iirtI evi&TXe of the ccm ruaeuxe First Federal has In Sathcrd. Sirm1e Ccnmty and all of centralFkrida. ' Th is new addition was ptaTmed tentatively l years ago lqxt cupietion of the present bane office," be said. adding "we will continue to exert our cufaderice both in the ecuiotny ci the area and the posm o make windows and rearrangnent i internal space. Edmonds said "the only inmi we anticipate to oucthe main drance to the parking lot on West First Street. Parking will be available bc*h and at the m the regular the continuing volume of business at First Federal. Two temporary trailer offwes have also been used on the back Parking lot for several months 'Our growth is an expression of eonfcience our MS have shown in First Federal of Seminole since we began In 2L%4 with nearly $5O. Today assets exceed $S rriflion, and we're Auto Tdfl Facility. Entrances l growing.' stil Edmonds said, are just arcmd the cwn l'rrouughmut th e years we have Elm Street. The AuU. Teller pumped money into sound Facility. recently dedicated, ...i._. v. mcaes thr ugh will be an added eoavethence - u Fkrida so that we u -- ut central home ld give dedicaled its new aDvdirin this period of Fe t )UØIt st re turns rXISSllile to he on West First Street, It was sa'ers. This same , .. I•. principal L, cuna ere edge of tmm.' eicetiat the *iole downtown par'aonof dituon as we iriease bo.h the vokune and &Word will be gmatly artf%1Ct to sa vers.. Eionds pr(n ed tn this one naD step — - -' _ o - - --'-- o - Our areas rrr far dubs a orgarsti:ns During the past year. rvy iriob of usable space. incluthrii the former carnmu r:ir, Janice (Jan) 16hien Emory Club U F-lear's •'ri fl r Ec Crat,u. Trt Hospital hDt'.'C etIi'n r*WAVDIAlA nur r#n' "N 4 CAP RN S1 t; FIRST A6AINST BiTiIJó JI45EC1 DC1I'T -. iv ...4JVL Iuuu1ru ui .,..Jl3fl A 1... many 4t .J .b.. n .., •w Association of University managers being developed for Professors wthu the Meiklec*un the rapidly expanding SerAward in lf63 and is currently vuoe.Master organization serving an the National CornBrooks, a native of irissicinonAcademic Tenure un Shreveport, Louisiana, FLgber Education. received his formal training at The Orlando Area Emory FOrkOSII Memorial Hospital, Club includes about 450 alumni minots. Upon cmand parents of StUdCIttS in 26 png the company's voms Florida cities. management arid Dr C - .R,wk Magruder - - rehensuve eve1opment program, he has Orlando is president. Other held management respon. officers are Dr. Kenneth M. sibilities in a be f Wing of Sanford, president before coming to h os p ital s elect; W Marvin Hardy III of Seminole Memorial. vice presiden t; ServuceMaster Hospital Thomas P. Hand of Winter and Park. Dr. James Porter Jr. of cwianàpastpresident- A0 Convention ; s Gordon. director of Adult and Continuing Education at Seminole Junior College. Sanford. is a panelist at the annual convention of the Association of University Evening Colleges that con. dudes today in New York City. Gordon is a member and former chairman of the association's Junior Co'lcge '--. - . • - • Cornnuttee. a mem ber of the S !A DW - j q KIM - - AC CONTAC 93 ' .... . Factor R e '.'.. S. , SO MOISTURE and a rr*mber of the Mern. bersiup Prc*notion fte His panel subject at the cuwenucm is "The Commu.'iity College and Continuing Education." The theme fcc this year's A UEC convention is "Options and Alternatives—an AUEC 1. . .•. •- N - BJTb ANY R ES - I -- ~ ' H!AsTE43 C j VISIT OUR COSMETIC DEPT. TOP ARTISTS PEGGy TETEN - our quahfied arc trained cosmetician will help you lft all of your cosmetic needs 9! U PLAZA DRUGS (Formerly Gordons) LATEST HITS ELECT RI C — is ROLLERS ER IIii e: REG. S14.9S 2676 S. Orlando Dr. I Sanford $?88 Ij 'I If F m 1. , -. . . . I -: t. •, .. r gets results for mino e P*iQ po.. AD UY MADN WARTDN.TflEAuMUR _ r _ - U - ! — -'----- • - / s - • - ..: - • 4 o n - Facing up to the problems - - being created in Seminole County by too-rapid growth, SPECIAL I Men's polyester M G ene Mooney took bold decisive action and drew up local legislation which will -- allow the county to control its sport coats. - 2988 0 - growth and protect present residents from unfair Nts zonir.g changes. Gene Mooney did a - good job & - ' - - as a freshman legislator I a - . - SPECIAL I Men's polyester Men's' Penn-Prest sport shirts 2 $5 -. -- A 100 per cent polyester double knit sport coats in fancy patterns to mix or match with favorite slacks. Sizes 38-46 reg. or long -N assistance for the Semino"- PDX- ADV. PAID FOR BY -- - n wor State Representative, Distict 33 ii • :. Re-elect Gene Mooney !is - _', Poi l- ? or to do an even-better jo 1; - [] 399 Dry - the needs of all our children. Ai VALUE 8 TRACK -TAPES FAIRWAY chan ce to use his e p for tr c'2 Zoo. Now, let's give him John Angel will continue to plan i L - He also helped obtain State 00 -A -t i f —w four-laning of State Road 426 I CA 4f ; I 1' brought on schedule the BL - 5 oz Re the uchievement of difte JpI ;•- rT:• : t) MATES when he slashed red tape and 'Ann Riley Photo) in ell t)75 IYIUI I U1% with more than ROBERT J. CLINKERT, member institutions, new principal at Bear IAke Promotes School is from Chicago, M. professional and W been in this area for ,,, i,,, 4a u 4.)• UI four years. He was formerly constructive support of evening (hair-man of ma th depart. college objectives,sponsors ntatOviedoHibSchoolresearch on evening college lle lives inDeltona with wife, problems and cooperates with 1e-l oresandchlldrerl.Bobby othergrouandani"tions - .-- -'-" •L. •' 'I W Gene Mooney Gordon is Panelist At s — .VIA - a ,.._a hi: , 1 FUNNY oi.- NOW 4 'S pm. i...- REG. 6 50 - ' /hi) / REG. 34 NOW 2 k A" Is Coordinator - i PEG. 121 NOW 17" I - ,,00l and wool n-lon blends, fur- like ncrtics, with all the newest trimi arid touches As for colors. ,m",e QOf All you can think of, anti more And all in junior. micsc.s Ird '.sornen'c cliec PEG. '17 NOW 14" SPECIALS Robert I3csserer, minustratcir of Seminole at flowneri Grove . 111. is luier providing Hta' over 250 hisUls for that one of his department servces America. The firm beads. Randy Brooks. has been across ATLANTA. Ga. - HeIU7 I. selected as a 1*veloixnent reccnized far its extense wden, prominent AUanta ocrdinatrt by Servwe.Mast& research and emplce ittcrney and thairman of the Hctal Cap. rnctwatiara] programs in the L'-nory Unxversit Board of liz.ed fields of hospital Brooks is Coordinating sp Trustees, will speak at a dinner Manager of Housekeeping housekeeping. laundry, plant of operations and maintenance MeTX)T-Ial Services Ares Emory Club Wednesday, Nov. B at the Hilton Inn South at HOSPital Selection for his new responsibility was on the basis The cha irman of Emory's of his personal dloprnent aria professional growth wiuun today's board of trustees since l%7, Ser -ic'eMaster. Bowden has received an award in his new role as a from the .kssociaucm of Private AID Cctfle-ges and Universities in Deve1onent Coordinator, he Georgia for his outstanding will be responsible for one oervice to higher education phase of the extensive throughout the state. He was managment training and I., - off on all ladies coats. HPrAcacrAa?rh,rrAtr)q..t , arsrntfthrw iintøreo,t,ou'ietfl log anti pocket strre change In the barOMn. Find '12's favorite style's--smocks. flares. man tailored 1661t, 4, P 104 all the CII55IC4. W4'-i find recji,Inr and Iiq,t length ctyl Not every style In e'iery cite , Reg. $14. Full length robes of Arnel trlacetnte.nylon fleece with self belt, acetate satin trim. Fashion colors; sizes 10 to 18. Extra sizes, req $16, now 12.80 Sale prices effective thru Sunday. $."IA'on 15% arid I to 14 Is IS per cont lec You'll 1120 Sale Supervisor of EI.ctions Republican I'' I'1 A,1 880 off on girls' coats. Our onfirp sock of girls coats for Olpf. 1 t Reg. $11. Dress-length robes of Arnol triacotato-nylon fleece edged with acetate satin. Vivid fashion colors; sizes 10 to 18. Extra ci;e, req $I?, now 9.60 - ,. com;arbm the new h.XM off I-t facilities will again have a Vote 15% Assorted colors and styles in solids and stripes. Perm Prest for easy care Buy several. Sizes SM L XL ,! I - - - -- •- - _/ -'I.-- •&4; slacks 899 7 _UWIILL_ 100 per cent texturized polyester solids or fancies . Great Value! Sizes 10 -t? CPenney J We know what you're looking form DLWIV RAU5$Y, Tu.s, 'itPveucau Charge it at Sanford Plaza Penneys: Open 10a.m. til 9p.m. Monday thru Saturday Open Sunday 12:30p.rn. lit 5:30p.m. - - �L AND HONE - - 'PROD. - SALE! COLOR '( met Station , of apprwiation wagon ('rnat)orIal, honoring h&c h ''*r as a civw minded presented b- - - i ' - - . - -- - - 'QUICKPIC" Father Daughters Face \ -- I Sale $329 R h has tR( i ItCS. rvt'd the cnrnunity for 12 - with - - .•t lake Mar-i. W('(wr)c - TVS Welcome rgirna Petroski. Sanfoed -. . '-r 369 9$ ' 1 • . 4 - pc Cr -'o;tmatc foe tnun (AFI'i \ - - - - - ) I - . I .• . -. f ORGAN LIMITED Sale R7 $;~ I,( ludtlb -- 4 I • st-ren rot 1%obtr Lf &%arili r pI £9 ...fl, . .- - • • .' Minister, Students Glimpse Erotica f FOR A PROGRESSIVE RESPONSLY1 ELECTIONS OFFICE SERVING M THE CITIZEN AND VOTER Reg, S2.14 . ho t4)r IL - - 18'' MODEL NOT SHOWN). 0 6 0 to 1)v list, -am ill the collilly, ary present ed Bill - - - - - a - '- . Janice (Jan) 'L .4; fkt i I r, i i Iu1I*)P gi t r V w s ~To Point Blame Le I'l It By T111F. A.S.SOCIATFI) Pit -4 M calling for it $75 million grant A legislator has vowed to prograin. _4: 'is_MI_r- "pinpoint blame" for a missing 'U ' -. - SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS I L-fl • Porter's clan also has studRepublican Seminole County teaches at Miami-Dade Junior e1!are recipients," ccirrecCollege, pretty much had th uonal work b - meeting with 15 store to themselves. The 1,- rx-iscri paroltes and plans to year-old attendant at the store move into the problems of t C' r __ r, •' Save$70 - said most of his regular minmity groups by inii-lung inu ?A ere absent, group of Cuban exdes next customers possibly wared away by the week. unusual clan pro)ect The Students toot in the believe cmt b000th morim wtmm story but I woWd not go in and closit, hnes are noted for their Paucity down a brlookstart I. when&taOflethitdCotT1plete CdJ thrisen se-c! to ali Authorityattorneys to :probe into motives of the i .i - -- or . '- ______ __________ - Offillm- . ABILITY TO WORK WITH • I B . - -pow.* r -uroe UIflLfl .a KENNETH R - MONROE pact svidy o! alterraw rutites tSk. 5:30 Co I - 1 i 1-••'• 9 PROTECT RESPONS!ISILITY Run stale business .1 INo st.' IvAt of T ition plan. -Commom 10"W' buiirw-Ss rnanament, S Save our Cipilol *Uw iii t. 11111111VILD ?ft . -. ' - • . ELECTIONS ''( ' - -. $ pay back money borrowed. -Direct grants to cities 'f which would be an outright gift from state funds. an po U on -Federalantipollution funds Spicola has prefiled a bill 48"x63" $ -- _____________________________- Janice (Jan) - s I Save 104 C Phic ¶ic'cuu,-Ii(Jc it . Acrylic L.itci Covers an/ Sale 1 5.40 . (.01()r if, I(ist orw application and dries to Req. %22 or 'tuir Thh finish Apply with brush Or rollor y*ar guarantee. rlition jt,% t,#.nfc wi iistiopt: rlitioa Ono gallon go**% I codl l"r p to 41)0 iq ft '' Piont is app, Pi roto f fl1Y-'VO0 %1JfIC'i 2f4) Vt i'( iU% iift4(PS .. •. . •.u' ' I' . "" . '• •. ave on - ower 01S ,- - Sale 56.20 fl 4 fc \\fTTI -Iriiadfm 4^ 'A&, Pa~ fi-l 0~~ Sale 31.99 ' 10 Ga110fl 1)lDtfi1 Req. 19.39 .01~1111 -- '1 -• . -4. t \ ".'-__-- ç tI it I p Reg 39 99 SJIIC 29 99 with adjustable Splbo I Lic t- - 1)111 upervisor of Elections Republican . HP rcuutt'r Req. 3999. Sale 29.99 Sale s36iz;l' $5 $10 17911 fl Rag. 3499. Sale 29.99. ','tttos it .1 4)9'*'I.I ".Is j~jwa,,.si of 2o cK)o ipli, jn(j features permanently lubticaled 0,111 4irid hronzc' hoarinqc CutcO to • 41till. i45 iii L I' -Li11 .j large. heavy duty steel Reg 29 99 Sale 24-99. jflr' 9 'r rgr C.4.I'. boariri1 , 1I,b ioute insulated Circular S.IW jecurity 1witcn. ...'lrnP'J 4 'ICkbaC anti ari-terque 'ISReg. 2999 Sale 2499. Dual action sander o ffers straiqrut r'. rr-u u- '; uccr ',e mcvrg ieiec!or Campaign Treas ' Sale 2399 - . - . i.-,., 4 ',. 4' - Hand • Is han sa e rices. - IT- il 1- ' -..__.. ie 699 - .. -I to 1, _ Rvg.79 ______________ - ____ FL neq 2.99. Sale 1.95. Ff-ritic.raltoi Ono Grial tIlOtCIf' (.1 Ii) 960 rU1 4m ~ % 96 x63" ail lighting fixtures Vote " it 0 - 7 111111/ jIIII1fIIIcLIjILI1 f'I 96"x84" hUh / ?tIUhIDJU1I I 20° A vacuun, 4- 7 i i - at L•iVY c • 1 48"X84" /• •-. Tr 1 rlft''i I Req 71!t S&ilt'495 urri --' - -- I i capit - al I - -- . _______ ____ I - - , $ 1 144"x84'' - itl - I - I - i ' - I Reg 2695 I pc ONwpi" Sket& Tun Reg. .'19-9S. E-e,_irtc range has an automatic clOCk controlled oven, surface unit ,n-jicator or har-.e! q Penne,'s tI t'crc a? OLYMPIAN SHADE TREES - White, green, gold or melon, . - -. OPEN SUNDAY SUNDAY JCPenney We know what you're looking for tdJiIttt'* 4,iiL - - Sale $188 C_r 1 2:30-5:30 - • YEAR ROUND LARGE TREE MOVERS i i mu Your cho ce "lei's roll, loin up ... and go to work. - • ' State Representative, D str ct • by which cities would have to Reg. 64.95. Portable 8 track stereo tape player. Operates On AC with built-in cower cord or on DC with batteries right ro&os in taRliloodl TE shment V) IjIP Save 254 PROGRESSIVE s.., •T7t ing and millions a' ta ' olor ' low isbid -No •sveuc f9 FOR A -A revolving loan program SPECIAL! Ready made ' ant u,, riqM plots at tPw dollars - - 488 Sale 5 -- Wpaal Iegiiators P4' -- The committee has four funding proposals under study: State bonding which would probably require a constitutionat amendinent or at least a revision of the existing bonding _______________________________________________________ 1 *VEEP Thi COfl$tItUliOiiJi come tax. epelin5angIbletL VINCE FECHTE., JR. '' separate for true stereo performance , at the special session. tht netwo, al 6 re*o'iIiblOtv. ti 111/ (JI(Pi i - to personal -Ji to a special session of the Legislature which opens Nov. Reg, 99.95 Portable 8 track stereo tape player with AM. FM and FM stereo radio. Speakers separate for true stereo 1iS'ning enjoyment Features separate volume Control for each channel tone control lever, and automatic or manual tape program selector Telescopic antenna. Builtin power cord for AC and batteries (included) for DC 'included) Features, separate volume and tone controls ___________ 0 !)UP forced "strq STIFFER go,"alfifles ow Ort-ji 1-1,-e a real business. abusirs. welfarc / PLATFORM "°•" - 0 and Separate channel lights for each channel Speakers •rs%.i-. •-, F ISCAL a Criangi., '. iI -- - - REPUBLICAN &v- C •-Cbbpb RAFr 11eq. 1.49, Sale 4 95 1 injolo-vo, fifirl tioll1fiAelf The committee is to devise it plan to help cities fund projects for upgrading or developing new waste disposal program. The findings are to be presented SEMINOLE COUNTY ares, - - -- - Conservative I C - - LLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT beca.ae there is no moct'y for fur trial c'( the -suits. He said it probably "iii be tt. hrd 41 OcaL. but a dste car.'& Pieri6ent Nixon tx'ougN cart.l to a halt in Janurry 3Y71 be set t this 'ime - grants but only four won approval from EPA. The others, he said, are bogged down in red tape. - ELECT Meanwhile, in Tallahassee cities applied for the Federal - c,tJd n-tale an irri- 4 1! iooks like a regular chair but its patented vop-up mechanism makes it extraordinary Foot sjp;>orl swings out, head support pops up, to 88 Sale 88 - D-Tampa, opened hearings by the loan fund. ill recomThe I(xin fund would be conmend a course of action to the tinuing, lie explained, as cities Legislature which nieeU; in spe- repaid what they boorrowed out of federal assistance they recud session beginning Nov.28 Spicola said he was deter- ceived. Loans, then would pro. vide "seed money" until fedmined to find out what happened to about $48 million cities eral grants were in hand Askew should have been receiving &aid. froin the F.rivironniental Cresse urged the committee Protection Agency in Atlanta to consider broadening the powfor new treatment facilities. ers of the state Pollution ConVince Patton, director of the trol DeparUnent. Pollution Control Department, told the conunittee 95 Florida - ABILITY TO GET THINGS Warrer, Burger to bear the nsave WeLiberger lo; defendant with a view to ordering him :o combined suits, 5j4 he do sso oo so te co-p release c-cmsiderth,czinalproject dead. aEngux'cis - ; I polyester wrapping. steel seat frame has no-sag spring Construction Cover of durable Hercilon .pf-ri-o,t, stain and fade resistant . With 8 proposed bill setting up thein up to standard by Jan. 1. provide super comfortable multi position balanced reclining Cushion's polyurethane foam with 33 95 Sale 24995 In -• -- size set u-eg Elhct asked the judge to - .:______ 95 Deluxe metal bed frame with heavy uty angle steel COnStruCtiOn kir c-'e $12 Ft be-Cs fr"" ' 't - during a v11rttnaz hearing before U.S. C,rcwt .-idge Har- plaineci it wr.ud hr.rm Ibe ec4vii)H,hmnOThLNtb. .,gy. u e canal - . Multi-position recliner chair DONE barge route Rsdph E. E1P. Jr., atey for the Canal Aj'.horiv fFlor. At,jaic (wean at Jackaonville idLfth'dthemoUooVednesda) and Gta.1f of Mexico at )ar.kee- her be riot arryone else can flO% I . K,,:: :e se!, te; 359 95 Sale 269.95, K ng LEADERSHIP FOR P CHANGE a defendant in five Invurtut.s the !d.utdow n. dealing virith the future of tt* N - Flexo!aio! "ire grij nias latex sisal pac two extra Mock layers nilyurelhane foam 12 sice, supports in each mattress and eav, z)incallon . for full width sleeping Comfort Rayon Sateen prin? 1r_1',er5 EXPERIENCED Budget Council on Envir-mmentiol O1'tVtZ the 1'JI4t S5I& J~i . three fronts. In Orlando, Rep. (uy Spicola, the house Select Committee fl Gov. ileubin Askew announced Sewage and Water Pollution he'ddoublethesizeofthesewer Wednesday into ways of fund. construction loan fund to $100 ing treatment facilities to bring million in Ms recommendations - Save$50 Circuit Judge Says Canal Is Not Dead : - - o KENNETH R. - . Reg. 26995. Sale 199.95. t:-ee- S :e st~, Ifa%,res S;~ ! o'jjnda1jC).j , Pr000r,je incitvicual choice ot firlinness, she can have (-% ,ra firm suppOrl while he tas SUpet firm. 5JVj,)0f1 MA Til r eSS %"It s- MCKOSVILLE Fla )JOfl filed fjera] 'AP coot seeks to make U.S. ii / Ater However, (tie governor's 148 million in federal anti- of f Ice favors a lending pollution 1und ea rmarked For program Florida while officials grappled Joc Crimse, a state budget ofi with the state'ssewage crisis on ficer, presented lbe committee FOR THE GROWING The class. which Porter jed welfare by 'Tapping with $ to 1210 *30 do \ stead of lecturing for ftw she wasn't contoincvd. **I'm en,- r l I' h' 7I,T 1s iiUtr,I tO ffp(. the' twr,tølIr(P,rn rIwhrg until plush Pu funf hIt rs '1 on't hk two property. dor it oH rnylf. on'! ,IIør R 4 lng it right ," \41110T I to 'k i' h.,rr,ing th" new hnuo will h wocthi 11*11%) when ito tinkherl 1 rant afford to hurA pie to do the kind of job I and Hardware o It's ai Save over 33% on I SaVe 254 ii l'hotu •.'7 -- minister that experimental with whiat they might aft in Jchr.uen, designated . - - 1)Ould ate for therne1%t5 sctthcrn. who told the tudents lbebeve.asateacheranda thestorrsaresdontc'ornpax- useful. I (I ill Sliel-iff's Department's safet\ Baker (hoft I to Sheriff John Polk and Dii-plity . makes Playbuy look like Many of his 20 student.&. vbD Sunday school material,ol' she ranged in age from 20 to 50, re- said. acted with ernbarranent a.,d Another wora "What perctintage of the peopilt Porter. 32.. soctt pastor t who frequent Kendall United Methodist welladjusted? It obviouslY Church, termed the iiisit to the c-aten to the kind of pmw whr, adult bookstore "effective and lacks sexual stabthty." - AY Y. Oak :i;k ica at an adult bookstore be-Porter invited along thc cause he believes students store's lilkwyer, Joel Hir- - . - AIT jurnor college 'ccc lag) class zinea, and the $5 male maca -. q c. - - :- AIL &UJ i pen Sunday Sale_,s209 t-:7600 . Mal'1 3gernt0t, t,,i r'ii'i'' I u,'li i'I'i 4Iitr hi t,ntt$' , p aw tu tu lilt- F'srciwniii w cirrw'cI U14' ions, hnirøcl pcirtIhnr tnrtnrr that Pn • prb'thi, I 011,11) hntrnic tot y fir' 'itt u'to Iniii W'Iitng 'gnln to wind up In the ron." fvc'ryhocly lIk. to e p. lock it tour of tho qhruqk Wc4 PIP figi P)OtflP nut of t n.'cloy is'fi,ii' cIc'ric$Irig whither w'clq tito Juidgo ,u$c1 Butt it ', ont' tic o Miller to jc,lI For Juit roll hnppi'ri that make ruifr'. (m,tc'uipt. on'I 'ml') he wpuilll 'tiutill it over f(w a while heftit" For Iho prr.teiiion of all of uq arYt I t,ave I n go try the ru1e ." ruiIiii Milh'r itaid he (hoot have The )uuiIc' appeared yflip$lIbet to MlIIerq penchant fpt rtiuu h of ii 'hnioe either ii - rm~ : In 9I I 15yPtit olil toII q'II MIIIPI. Ihpr of thr ee tc'nngc' dough trr, ta' ho will go It, Jitil roth. i'r limo rwnply with n routit itt dir in fl0VP hk fiutilly coil of n hi,it'tiindi tunc k I juqi dnnt know %,01111 1111411 ciutintry in rmnlng In wboit a twin rnn't Inuilil hI own ho,,,ti with 11111 own 11141144 wittotiut omnetwly breathing ciccwri hlq ojap features Auto-i.int- tb S CANNON Co. music - Wi? i Jail $309 - Kim Po:cr , Thurdv. Nov 2. 1972 6A-The Sanford Herald CAR 1hurcthy, Ho',. rhrl c,cr,rvJsr,iPd . ( tits modern ffld(IIItlI, digs, balls, transports, setsnod plants trees automatically, It digs a ball, five and oni half feet In diameter, four feet deep, and weighs ap proximately two tons not Including the the tree It will move a free up to ten inches In caliber without causing shock to the root system anytime of the year. Pliut set, Htt 7 -- 3 64 t-1 41 tut II1CIi)4Jit79 )ttu'JJ-1 , - ç O spacJteiy would cost çsif t9 'Quick ' Featurej lH 1 ,' fleileasu ratchet with rtumodbIe spit fown to ' • - Our marhine may be leasied by the day or by the free, We will move your Ire" or bring you ours. For Information call - GUS GREGOREFF sn'lpotw oulbili. P"'kagott ~)l 'Sill Sale (set ii 9r4ut?ty fl(W h)i IJSL7 yOUf .lCF tiitilt'y llsiJi' CPenney We know what you're looking for. iOu idusI Iqflhifli4 UUl. S9' -.il-,edtfltSi -jiutcicu$ ta. utspc't ul 1 . % 12 pciiiieir Idpo, Flog 3 90 .1 pijw witont ft, Rug 3 44 Nt"l t 4ts itti 3 P9 ut b • �Thursca - BA._TheSanfrcera ÔA—ita . 1 X Nc ~i6_-_,~ _~ - 4 Date ~ ,_ Still _-. , . W..SH1Nt1\N A l' uc after HeflT' A. KLcssn .1Ar& ti•- A si PI t- 4._ - - ' ' th pIuI ' points in the peace plan -• $ . 1 fI nni 1,0 U 's" Anti called render Again It i . '. a,. - -. ..- : . r- Thieuc .. . -, - - - - . - - - - - :: - : - - - -- _ -- - I -. ..-. - - -... % - - : . - - 1 - ç - - iki.. Dc: Calif 1 think there - .:•- - specific timetable. in newsmen at .S U -- . : ing, al though ' i there arc der- c-ices to be hammered out - . - % : -b . - - Ift - i - - *& __ "I - I'I However. \arth Vietnam ~ -I - MIAM Kim r, .I ft....; __ - -. -- . •--- .. ..- _____________________________________ _________ ___________________ foralir ica at ___________________________ -- - -- - ______ "1 ministe learninj .- .s . • cause should Ks.nerrna hc tctravcl Sagan once' more as well as Paris before eerthing wtaiped up It thus .rh unlkelv that a peace wi ..----- .-:- unior -i, o v, ' /,, /. __ = q II Irt •nj1. ___ r ' .- - - .J 4 .01111111N v' "tl i ' -I,': - - A I EM( ( 'U A TI ( t.rc'akf:ist at Sanford' ,; I 1(1N F Steak ,, ;,mI host 'd by fir I,i, is I'nrc', h(,r,or('l a n urn tuc'r of If,('a I ra fld I(ItIt PS I A'f I I o r i ht cha i rman of I h I (a rry K wiat kowsk I I (, 'arty, Al I ii v is, '.11k'' I Si'm I nob' I U' rru' r;i t 11altawav, Dr I,f,rf,/, .1-;Pyrnr)rs, Brri;~(on Jr,hri Barbara was uhiuntloneci early in the North mortar harrogi's. The I )ta' ('a Isuriler i'nmiq; was the third frontier Vli'tnniuiese offensive that began Mart-ti 10 The South; Vii' Inn nmis'se s-ouiunnn.l u;lsi, i-Ialit'! base overrun in the higlilnuu.is in less than ii month. Scores of rangers were reported to• ha vi' that giver nniwnut for re,; had driven rn"i m sy I rfMpeseaiwd. But the fats' of &) mu ;en who tuol been lt'in a numnts'r of hiunulets ranging from 12 mil" nu.rthws'ct of Saigon to 21) nails's east of the W(flhIUit'(1 In the fighting was not known. rupiliul our('a fell Just twists' slawn The (I S ( s'm,.nu,nnd reported that nearch helicopter gun["SL nail South ships and txiniuts'r; attacked the North Vli'tna- ti'ruu;s had r.'t - iveri'il the h4sl is's if 12 of U.' 12 miurse force zurounti the .-ls-k, uunnl field reports Amii'ritan, killed i'uesilay stieti it big I I S suId at least three of the enemy's 154 med liii;; lIrlI( npti'r urn sheil into a Ilissled ru e field in U' Mekinig Delta 35 nulls's southwest of Saigon tanks were knocked out lb.' Viet ( 'nag in it broadri; st ca iii Its lint i' I lelk-upters were unable to lift out the wounded because of heavy ii ntiui in-raft fire front around shot down the helicopter, and I Janni Ithdin in another hraiiast rrn,in,ent'! till' i-amp 1) ', won't is- tb' la:t Amnirit .iu to 'u','iI)uc ('a, 12 mmiii''. inn;; (lit' ('uimuulsImnn IMrlI-r find 27 miles southwest of I'letku, was (he fourth their lives in Vietna m I'resldent Ni xon keeps Po 1k lk and '.11 ssoi u r I I to I lo Swofford Dea dli n n N e . I - It - .I - -- " - - . • - . - - 1 ~ - - _. - - - -1 107 kv - , - AS , • , ,, •. , , - ears - - No Lack Of Candidates - -_ - j I in ii r, i'iiPI•iip illany of them %I small-scale riwitirt and Fire Nine Itarbarn. lwtwprn lift#,anti Quang TO Vietnamese . ____ - overrun Inst month Au(watcel I'rrii Writer Skty tnjlq'q north of I )iir Co. North Vietrinms'qe SAIGON t M') North Vietnamese Iriwips and tanks overran another twirder camp in the trisips with four I ariks ttos-ked the Tan ('anti Central I !Ig)ilnii.$s today fill lxdh South and North Base w)ifrh thi' Stuitti Vietnamese rc'vapturetl Vietniutuics.' fought to espanil their territorial lust Monday. South Vietnariucqe gunstilpq rex.rteclly broke control ls'fore a ,'s'se-f ire. The South Vietnamese re ported nearly I) up the attack unit the piini.s said they knw-ketl enemy attacks during (hi' 24 hours ending at two of the tanks and drove off the other Mennwhili', South Vietnamese Inr.-es on thi daw n and said it was the largest numiulwr recorded Ili any 24-hour pertisi of the war. But northern front were resirIed to have rect-uipletl -ration's confident ittitui V. ed nesia, while not giving :.::. - I leavy Ill y (iI.JIUsF. I'.iIl'fl maintained the aclmuii'- - - G1 - ______ .Itgntrn's versian was differ 11 Hanoi mare than three or four dav. Vice' President Sptro T. - ____ I ,, H'ig h In Central Highlands with;ri reach in weeks cii' less" ari.i .i 'nil negc.tiit*ng session uth \nth Vietnam should take "no - W. . Another Camp Overrun the / M flITW be reached r -- ~Aw tuiub1tng bIo'k, he sait. "us' hasn't been set." in South Vtetnam, Thtcu real 1%rUW4I his opposition to a President Nguyen Van Thseu had 'hit'd to vcn of th Premier &1ou fOt a '' '°' °P settlenwnt rn a fs'* das. but id the new' 'ic not o k .. 'as P I i Uncertain , II... , ' :N; I --,--- ___ Hit All—Time !.M - -a Viet Cong Attacks Peace Signing Delayed: . C7 i -- 2 '0': 46tI , " - .- : . Fr&1i. i-- - 11711-4 r frontier camp lit tilt- IiiiI. too voine under ,,talhns, till- sivninif - - - * - . -. - . - . - . - . - rief ro f ' - , -' - ' ' - ' it P l anned -- .hine Irmaunn who lost the s vat in while (otinrilman Harry apflntPtl ti Sprng A It a Ui a n Is' ambrnrk. resigned frrn his mayor's race hr u andfuiI f September to reptae Thomas I 4slt)erry, and l, .ngwr4 tse ciuunrul tin, with the votes last year, -intl peru.d for I'tR(IlOff. who resigned In rn- hoard seat in the closing sig;'ne 1;uqw'-; nOt Chairman resign to run law and may 1i,lif1cation for the Irs'rnits'r ;urrrcsfully sek a County ui'ket1 ip qualify ing papers (or qualify twfore Erktay. (orrurnissinn post riuni;r;pat elections, nears ffiic. hut ty noon uwIa' uad For the Umunril are- ('te14 In Cassetberty, two can. rui;.y ilenillinc them to 'ity Intl. didatec have qualified for Druggeri, Thnma- Emhr.'e, not returned Altamonte Springs, which viw H;idari'k usa Joseph ; Mr mayor and another u 1,r, rif. Irnuuts Kirby, Richard i. i.thfl p; two electIons nr.sutrrng nilirateit the .s Joce'h ttuithty incumbent untested, has two candidates licially qualify P'ruitay and eight office flespit.' iinning 'or the mit fr each City Council seat. In men ha'i. stepped forward for Sumara. Richard ,he (a.'? Jaques 'ur'uliut.'d 'iamnfl! district I incumbent Donald the thrc open Cr.unni s'alq. John For the fir- it time in recent petitions uis't -vs'ek ,dt.'nlpttng memory. fMngwrind has six tim draft Mayor K.'nneth Rrnwn __________________ - rrcperti'Je ';unuli.lates for the is a an.liitate !iir re'ierttnn, the iii imbent 'hmu'f 'xeruttvs' (fa-e of i-riayir intl it ipp.:ir innue R. Shomat", veteran nty ipparntly .s ,rung" ;Tui'k vith ' . -. i ~_ - , - - - i'l " % -~,~ \ i - F or 0. ~, I P rtui OVl EI)() F lin.1 plans ranged acted revulsi. A P . - .. '_. at Country Quick Arena on Sit 420 for ltn'haril Place, .son of Ui'' ;is,sist.ant Oviedo Police Chief, V4 ___________________ jfJ 'I •.. store '. -'•- . . 'i ',' * year-ol i__ -- ,__ , •_ p .. -.. '- - a. . -. - I -. .' - -. ~" ." ) - P1 - . .- .'. possibi a a _ - t•_ - - . ......... lines a I -e - '-:;-..- ~ ci . - :-- -* - . . g Fu 10!- J_ , :: -: .f . -- '_ fl._1 .. - • - - ' - - Fea rs Bankruptcy rn I efj I,, ',' ',ti''at uu''e -niati fled .'r-nin 'a in'''1 i,i;uli (i'd - Activity - - .-4 :1 44 ...I.. "! -.. •. .. - if. 10 .. nr1'n hnWnt'r, have teen .lean U.'ntgafl mu forii Si ouuncilnuusn 11 l delnIs ur tw tistrlrt I pat. :rr II. ''rrt'H 'iuint'ilufliifl l 'uirrentiv 'hairman it ti.?nnin smrrl. s .xperted uuuiil',' ?ohlay md <,'nn.'fl ."Witz is expected to rUali(''nrnOtTflW lrt •Thuimate ins lualiftet or return to icr office n anfnrt1 with ivatIfytn teuitltn, -in Nov :5 mn%v r-umt#nts, Mayor : i Moor- '-- * a • - f - 0 Housi ng Authority -wn • I'otio ing a July 4th outing in Soars A s which young Place was equir-r.t r.eetts, nt over". Ii) 1111.!. SC( critically injured, the youth's in its by UU metIicat bills grew to over Sanford Housing Authority, projections $12,000. The Jaycees have WiLson ;.aid he did rot lue'. operator of 480 public housing help raised over $1201) so far to that HUD would approve the pay the expenses. hluiving Just units, will file for bankruptcy request for additional ( Can di dates been released from the service, after Dec. 31, unless us artment of housing and operatios moneys, and in thar Place had no medical in. Dep event he would carry t;•' Urban Development 1 HUO surance. i' it-- r4i'" t Washinn "ii i • approves a request for enough request Fourteen events are sehl n-i.e uahtying pern.i i4nt,up in the :iailot utL oc is in an effort to exert pressure to 'INTER .WRING. tiled for the show being operating funds to cover a Mayor ur;ni''(l1.' ilrnwn I ., :r *lit- ; for candidates seeking election o the five wats pr loose the funds. tiantileti by Torn fow ser, owner projected $96,000 authority the event the authonty LI fl 'his Eepoel and Zliufl Miller In in the City Council antI the mayor's office of ('ount.ry Quick. There will be deficit for fiscal year ending unable to receive addiUocai -:ity ended Wednesday with the most tetivity Victor Miller I, frill C.iunril, r'ntp I classes for beginners, juniors, June 30 (unthng and is bankrupt, Vicki Ilaker. Mildr.'si hiuwarri .U1;urrt ;rnup .1 in the municipality-s usts-irj Housing Authority executive and seniors in this gymkhana have to take -aul luirles lOwetl nciuding i'-ulmsr anututate qualilteil (iv' Cuiburn, Betty Sixteen director Thomas Wilson III was FEUD agency would show. There will be a costume projects operatiorts mt sees over the couinitlman -liii Incurnbent rnC!l. Two authorized at a Wednesday class is some th ing they irnup .1 -John I) 3sxith •untl -er!ta IA'Hlan.' return to their .itfut'es and me ifltiuitheflt authority meeting to and "this night donated a has 16 Nelson & Co. t! Wilson at want o ulo," Charles ilrnok.s. ed don't (roup I ounsiirnan was electt'tI umpposetl. request the additionally reS1 gauge shotgun to be given away Mellon imi Miir.in SleencPilamul. :ompkung his (tnt two :/'ir Tr the dcii. lie said a similar incident from today funds at the e v ent. Clear-water and •rm on the City Council, trew no opposition md at ha ppened - t'roy PhIan.t. rniup Jacksonville IWO district Several hundred dollars have in" or :.un'il mats. rnups :, i it -il HUD turned that authority over thus was '-trtualiy isjur-'tl of "k's'tion. \leanbeen donated in several Jars office, when he carries a budget -.vhuleirrmig 1,rnd mmd the ma r Fx ins! James 'ear while. Councilmen Herbert the tenants to operate to amendment to the federal placed in local businesses by Wilson is the former assistant S.user, who was elected only last March, diii not itfit- t' ire (or me-year erms. agency Gamnm-iige's Dan (;uinnmnage of of Rochester , --h;raulrfliflistrat)t ':nui.'r 'he prntIsuuns if the 'itys • ran. housing commIssioners aLSO Drive-in Market 'nun, public housing and .nunths igo. 'hi, York .i The remaining :ntLrnt)eni nunc',hnen hoptiloplisi -)niy auth orized Wilson to carT) J appointed a month ago to scotcheil the ballot Group I aicumbent Charles ovnrnment uutt 'a cnn or "it't'tlnn a i)eceiiibcr second resolution declaring was I 0) "---a 1L E- - . 04 - V.. - -. - t ,.s said i custon - mt . 1 . I. 3 - - Sunday at 2 p.m - - . . for thus' Jay."- lletiefit Iforse Show to be held jaw&.,, - . - Porte Kenda The teache college Greater tuvii'do Jaycees are rnakint - ' ,cAIIII Glenn, Meysorlt Cecil Harmon havo! qualified with - r,iu.'r ol.' ,irt P-'r.' hi irnan ' 'n,i;l -; ir :u.'r .111 .irmer o'un I iiian ,andr - Many uflUSU.$ flw cent tan- , the une-tpirrl term of (..,rus Blow resigneil, Bull Gr i er intl , - - - Church adult b useful.' 1 i-n- .r - Be ri iat k of fljflate~i in the citles till- peace treaty." -- __Iw~~ ~ - stead hours, I ___________________________________________________________________________________ themsel - ' :e signed before next I'uesda'' U S. elections And after thr %1hate%r pre.ek'ctu.n pressurt eXisted for a sicmrg m il: have .. - Michael Myers and Cameron Mencie on how to check out books from the hbrarv. Ann Riley Photo NANCY HA 1G. teacher of me .ear at Bear lake School and media specialist, instructs . -. 'iT '4'' 4Vt :- -' It Ware while finn frtman, ,n 'listr.r I in, uurrit#nt, I)OSA F51F4 ., ~. - - - - — - -. ,.. 1 - - - Cc .V- L .~ -. - ~. .~~ ~ ~ ,.' &_ , . ~-;:I-- ~1_ -, VY` _~'if: . reee a S25 US All entr i es must be in by Nov 5 972 Wnner H receiv€ a SlO c.o U S Sa.nQs Bond Savings Bond; first runner-up - -- I ~~q &I, "I'l !~1111111,11111;111111ilill~111111,1111111,111116;liiiI i - Avi~rj f'"F.r~-V~ ~ _.-I MIN I:: _~ - . i~ •'. JAC - -.rr'I - -..~-#- .- I - \ t KEY fl(;t'ItI-; in peace negotiations is President gestures as Ngii'.en 'an 1hk'ii iii South %'it'Inain, he addresses a rall% of an estimated 23,000 oinigsti'rs In Saigon. Tlie are (hi.' ''fear l)t'fs'nse Forces. - . AP)- '.v new court Ma na Direct a def' dealin Cross Mail To: P.O. Box 1543 vey N Joh Supre Warr 1 .- """''' . . ~ Sanford Seminole Jaycees iTo I t ö i AGk & I* . . . . FOR Integrity - -. . - Capability - - - Experience . 4 - !' J :-"' -- I,- - 1. % % ' '-i - - -: - ---- -- ,,d -.- - o ' - ' ' fbi ,, ther I - , - ordet -' ,.- becas .•'-- .- - - - .- __s---_•-t ------ --- ' ''' tI' )''m,. " ' ' I I '' - -- I ..jf~l .. .- r0 I 14 : I 'I - 1P 11III"bk ., - - - . - . . t I ,' • - ,, ' - - . . - • ,-, - ; -'- : ' - - - "' i 1 - ' it 1t ., . ' . " " " '_ . iu,, I .-/ - ....__.4-i'"-. ;t r -'. - 111- ' -. . - 3 - 1 J ---' ' -: ' . ' ' -; • - -'- - •' .-• - . - - - -. - ': 3; ' - -'' ' , P ) '- •' '' - ______ i i.;.l' ' "-, - .,'-. ' / - . - - I - 46 - ________________ d ______ Z_f ________ CAMI BRUCE . -- - :- - , , ' - .. . _11 . ; 'i lf. - ' i I. 1 aflu uUi;uifl ,,. ' zoning uuuru jvih.ar,, spector say I' red Miller must vacate his wooden shack, but the 55-year-old father , :'; ,, -,.. ,• - is . says tie won't budge two teenage daughters - i1'eJtl) g h . 4 ,,, Am . Can l ' ha'.mng t.mrhtr •:•: ::- , o: ,, ot1'FOltltem,.s1umntand help 'keep Florida green,'' was the urgent request of th e t. of I • . , : ' • '" : c, ., s-' Coro , I 1. 's-..a .''r- 'ii . Y • : . ii tu ' " hoaril t tnru This is Just a's iulipurtilli( as thu.. l (ion ti the proi* r candidate for the man'. ' '' - - C" . a ' ' - allot , :-~ ---- Goal In Sight -:- : . ~ -- 5 mmumuok I. amity rut.. tad t 9 r it mit of it's l97 goal b ftc tint of September . re residents purthased $33,&U in Series K amt ii United States Saving Ronds, umct'ordtng bC. Howard MeNuity, county Sits togs Bond '.oluuites r ('tuuiriii,tn - IL RI .S L'KI Vo s. 'u te. 54' l)'il 's , ' - Iry 0 ii - , . ' I COID.41 • c.n 4 Smith It s sc,. 5' .. ' ' t tiark L ..l'.'. U; l'ri'. ett 69 ci titus'. tile ..lied \londa'. in J...'ss Parrish \tcmnorial hLupi(i horn in WiLson N ( he was resident of Sanford for eight y'earsamitiwasinthebustnesso( a rebuilding batteries. Hum.. Funeral Vitus'. tile i tit chare irrangeinuits Funeral Notice — IIVt5. CMI(LkS kUi-'s i.mrr. PVIV i'Vi ut He is sun Is ed b'. two Mooremue - Death s Area daughters - • •'.. - J, - of fici's (bait are tIIi (tiC b (hit' triitie twsly spokesman said •;. - -- it a ', , A '.n :; .., , C i. '' : n • -. ., e u.. • ,,s.. .i, Situa • )I , i-s.. • •' a • -' tut ' ' • , . , s PIt I , • V " " . Stock Repor • • and staici,tide. 19 million teinLs.r , pustiiiig the total to $101,15 million this year. ' ,, • I%IIII (I) of Supervisor of Elections funds p rovided throu '.i i 'icr c- . ______________ make this el ' -AA ! • ttiui •ea.t, and -_ -_ Noon the bonds and the interest on t*ttu ... - - :L&:... , students hoia1d It I V hi 1 IOR lilt t)elieves -:• , so he took his JtiIliOi themselves ''see for hanti glimpse college sociology class for a first of erotica at an adult bookstot c' I - , - to pinlX)itlt blame lot ti missing $411 million in fed('i ii anti pollution hinds ea rni.irked for 1' lot ida while offic i.ils grapple V. it)) the state's SCV. age crisis on three fronts. . ! . ' , -. f A I I.. Ii'.(.ISi.A bit vows , .- __ -. , , " s _______ - - , SI , - - - '"" V . - - - ______ - •S 1. - . r ••1*V . RE-ELECT '. -- A t .eI A ,. ' ::,., - - ' a_ç4t I V. itti the noticeable riIF absence of its solicitor general, asks th Supreme ('(flIrt to approve pas incuts to parents of pai tsiiial school students •: >. - -' DEMOCRAT Paid Political Ad,'enti,.'men$ F'-f Virnruii, A Collins Trcn ,, f. ~ - - -- - o(f i,ils ha'.t assured thus sit.. (Sr's that no ni. w tames will bt It '.ie d (or rtp.i'.mtnt f - the local units, along with at Sylva required maintenance amid Sylva, N C . ' ",, r Kilpatruik is tudent teas.hing in the ar i H U D projec ted $15 000 more rent than was t)t tn., rect i ed ()5 Jotuis river for a Wekivit and for fish i.. (O\ I lt\IF I . 1.111'. . t - -, I , it,:-,-1 - - - - r,- : , , -- F '' bttwe'e'fl the school s'ur in' the uz-uversutv . uthurits wtnt $8 000 into holt flit ik hi it w is created after area of the confluence of Liii. ? , A :,'_.. ill carry him to ', let.)! \ cynicism and the man 'to lift the ision of this TU(l.i' i' stir.' .Ous . ti :' ' - Wilson said for every mon th doing her student teaching ''i: ar tt' wider in arrar .m r t of operation, the Sanford marginal inarsh lands in the ~':' ' ,, on Items No. 1 and No. 2. .. plus two squats Th...t - - - -'%- Teaching thtut&rsto the local picture is that it Is tti probable that alkatioas may be miiade to establish the Wekiva Itiver as a "Wild : i - A. - - , 1. Wilson added. But. he said Sanford would it t alone in this action, slr.u.t' ittier cities are having the saa:e cUI.I.OVi}lE':F, -1, money problems since the Sant r-:. Kdpatrucit present national ai,rauion Linda D. student in the Western has refused to release fed eral twusm, mnones totaling Fl o ri da to issue tmds in the $2t)0 ) 000 and iouuutts $40 0(X) (XX) The imnpuurt4mnit to , _ -r''' - ,rAf__ ,I' \ I \() makes his first televised political address of the campaign i u • iauncain. a major p rsona.i pilL a o i.onlgth, voters in the last five days before the election. Pit I. 'I I) I ' . ~-% - . lands for sou qusstions ask fur authoriz itnrn of ths state of ,$- 1. 49 :j : ' '#1' I1' it. Pr. ana :: I " , ----- renuest. In the column farthest to th e right on the ballots to be in the baths next Tuesday is .1 sequence of referendums, The directors of (treater Sanford Chamlx'r of Com:uierce want I 15 h COMMU"N'I' I"UItCFM I attacks in South Vietnam, the .ar's largest number in a 24 - hour period, as both stdes jockey for territory before a cease-fire. --- - Ballot "' !wat , nirrs!ntly resigned after flurry of protests heist by S4isser -intl srthr Miller. acunibent in the event the FlUE) office over housing conditions by Yr.1: ; ,r,-:i.un. I!1dIlc.l "yr 'he r'iup turns down the monetary ts. "II they don't release tenan Bo nd I s s e ... replace Gordon Bradley. who RI qualifie,il for the 4roup intention for filing bankruptcy, i.,j unresolved difficulties cause an aura of uncertainty over when a final agreement might be reached. ,, - Wild River . . , .It - - : / - .: " EK after Henry A. Kissinger said peace is at hand" for Vietnam, still:::: I - :,. - '''""' .... ..' Ir * - ~ ' N EWS DIGEST :: comb COflSIi , I_4 - Rail for th. Ida, li durini tefor. few Nev. - --4'• r- t Ray \' *I ,7li"'FIA ~ - .' 4i IIIIIIJ,opd r ui, & ii liew Ssrasot4 and hart'. UTISCtI Lu.'anut (iruse ",, ,, ',, - s of litmett so,,., Tit,%.,IiI 8 - , h4f\4V , - Election , lay whicti ,tad men .n Marrh was -tiangedin Devr'iiiber o -ninct1e with municipal n1in.ule. -'i.''airr:; ii nur thuer - tus a --- - - -- - - �Itip !,infu,! ti I -Thursday. Nov. 2 972 ________________________________________ 2B-The Sanford Herald i. iu iss --oA-Th ___ 77 owes. a Debr E ! VW -- I lat f - - 51:?~ r, -; F 7' Ala rr't -' ______'' • Mr. and Mrs lames R obIes W S Hol1 AC announcing the engagement and forthcoming Sanford to Nobles marriage of th en- daughter. Miss Debra Susan of Barrett Robert Hinson Barrett, SOfl of Mrs. Maggie J. 1flfldO Born In Reidsville, Ga., the bride-elect Is the granddaughter Of Mrs. Robert Whale), Claxton. Ga.. and Mrs. lis Noses, 612 Sari. Sanford. Miss Nobles attended Seminole High School and graduated from Cntr& Adult High School. Seminole Junior College. in 1971 She is presently employed as a teller at United S.at.c Rank of SemInole. grandHer fiance flance.who who was was barn born in Moultrie, Moultrie Ga., is the grand son of Mrs Ruthie Lee Mores Lester. Ga. He is a 19 graduate of Thomasvllle High School. Thomasville, ( He attended I.I.C.C. where he was vice president of thr ______ -!liflTJ Vft _j ____ - - 1 __LL _________ B i as Is _____ _______ - I . . - - --- - 3I -_ \nnounced , n Mr iiriO M Paul I Rudd tiP urt Iifl(4U11 mi. tiu 'mn plans for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Marthr Sue N1 IAIV Kim junior C forafnat J . Irb should "Ibel ministi - t S -,* li_ ...A " loft - II - - < ) - - 11 - I . It. I ^ . -- \, -, lk -- V r j' • - II - . \ __ - -t-" ( - __________ _ ff Lis s - Kenda Church adult t The teache Colltgt store I said rustr,r: jx*Wbl nle (lent b( lines a Ci DeBari, . Bridge Club met Oct 24 with 11 tables In jlla~ directed by Oscar Crosb~ Winners average for all 1O included North-south. first, Mrs. Gloria Arcardi and Mrs Eloise DriveT. 1 -second, Mir and Mrs R, A. hrowi. third, Mrs. Noiruir i 1V' Abtu Meyer and Mrs RirharcLsori (125,: fourth. M, and Mrs. F. A. Pintrou i ID East-west, first. Mrs, Johnston R. h linseborough 11351t Mr. and Mrs F Tapner ( 124 i. third,atw bet'Aeen. Mrs. Edna Reilly and Mrs Al Partner and t and Dorothy Hinkle M , I George '• , i pr n_t I .- iZ4 .Ai I k. - I •- - - I0 . -I . - - - .11 . __ . . 4 .•.. -- - J7 I I /- , . j 7 1 . \ (' \ . i'- 1. , \ \ . k ' ' I j -. I -- SAN F "' ' ii \ t 1 wax-n comb ' - I) , , --!'. I 1. / t i i enjoed entertainment b Jean MiLain Kindergarten students and a delightful luri- J('4 ri Pri uanii' - - - . It " 1. I . Lacey & lovely panties h&t slips, whoic. d slips, Iona 14 - '. ~I-I I 4. 7 hV .1 - :%-- -- _ - . - ~___ __ __ _T. -_ - R z . I- - - _... - . .. =21-_ ?I . - - --- - -, I-1 N.-Vf1 i - t - 4 - , . I . t . i. I N . ,, j - - - ; I -. j) . School a non Director , and Daniel C Mc'\ama ra thlarilN n Gordon Photo I _____________________________________________ . To Appear Famed Ormizists :_ Deltona 11) Tickets for the concerts rim' duo-concerts with his teacher, On Nov. 10 and 11, t*Itona be obtained by calling Woman's Club will sponsor two Miss Alexander. LeRoy has built his organ Karl Schaller. 574-1690. ticket organ concerts by Mildred Alexander, world renowned playing style around Inter- chairman. esting modern harmonies and cardigan jackets over long concert organist. The c-oric'erts will be at the rhythms, varied organ st)lings, dresses and skirts many of CANNON MUSIC CO. club house on Normandy clever regiswations with em. PIANOS & ORGANS thern knife-pleated. l ex. Boulevard from 8 U, ID p. m. phasis on orchebtral tones and n* covered look chdri' sound effects - These factors and are open to public. tcndallthcwavdown however SUNDAY have provided instant suss ppartng with Miss One notable exception was a ivors crepe shirt atop a beige Alexander will be one of the 'AtIereser he appears in con i to 6:00 country. crepe wrap slr.trt slit to the top countrs c mast popular young rerts through the organists, LeRO) Davidson of the thigh. F II The pant outfits shown in This will be Mr. Davidson's MAITLAND STORE Nov. 11, Min Alexander will first appearance in the Eastern hold 1601 Hwy. 17 92 %% emnberg s boutique collection op from 10:0 part of the United States. , of all Phone 644-7600 were the most appealing a.m. to 4:00 p. m.. also in the Mr. Davidson began h music at the age of 4 Woman's Club building. This CA N NON Among them was a '-denium" studies of on the piano. In 1959 he Shifted workshop will be open to the jersey pants still CO.. Pu his interest to organ, under nivy print shirt "Demum" is tuJU.age and guidance of Mifs _______________________________ s m-d coined to indicate the loot Alexander . He is trained in all u' blue denim Lalother bright note was a types of music and over the .1,,; .pair of navy and red polka dot years has become familiar with 4"- ___________ every make and vy virtual]), smll pants combined with a model of organ. ' and red jersey sweater His career as a professional The best in Weinberg's suede ,~ .col,lection was a bright green organist Is as colorf III as his 1 - - • -. . ~ .. . - - . .. .1•.} - _____-- ,- _,'__...; • . ,'?i1j Sea World." and iSflO'A doing .. "v 1 _ S - I f .. ___ sale in November. II Ti t er ra cheon. Upper photo shows, from left, Tessie 71 , I t'..Vl . - I ' I - - hi' ~~~~~~~~~~~i, of Leesburg. ari, civorilinatinit if 4. fluiI t s i nt for the si coriii time T. I lillen 11.1% off i6lited 'it tile 15) lii I (ft Ifl0fl in uk hoint At tending the bridal I (iiI$)( I uIlill5H tit IS I St YOUR COMMISSIONER District 3 Democrat coordinator I PA F r NE F in splendor I -r I I) w, which was fill event (Stilt () t 2 ".iturda (;ainvqville, were weekend visitors at Lb. home III O'Neill IROl W 2nd St Miitti* s ot for %iiiiich girl-, most IrN out ;111411)4 Nlr-, Ben Buth.r selected t.d for i Innut. .1 'rimp Sinith are explains tile Cit.I, making their home at 414 E %%onderful opiliortunity for all l4th St.. Sanford. ) tr%- their Interested Cadettvs 14' -- hands at a wiluk'rness *'xls'rIt'Iict' without the burden of I competing. Just great fun." other adults Oil hand to elljoli , .sist ill the %%vekend will ( ) LI s Ici be Mrs. George ('ustelli, Executive Director of the lk4irt George % (if Florida Council; ,1r. costello and ,NIrs. Ernest IAlrenz, First Aiders; Mr. and Well over a thousand persons Mrs. Toni Montoya, skill attended the Volusta [lose games. Sir. Nlax Currie. Society's first annual show c.illipsite Judge, and NIr. Bill Sunday at tile Florida Bank & ltt'ynultls and Mr. 11111 Dupree Trust ('otnpari In Daytona .115 Uit huh Oh •os.. I lin c ooked up a Hurry. W6'VV g eat holiday special buy. ,Ill(l.ls 11()se shmv . .. - lk'ach Silser SPrInI,s hit Fri(la% hundrid \tarls sour night singalong ss III be lid ) spti inin roses were intirint in Miss Leslie Fox of Stetson cttiiititi.un in (lie Horticultural University. l)ivissu:i, of which 210 were hit trusups w ill lx in ,urns ink' ritib. n ss inni rs In addition 4:00 II.N1. Friday. They will beautiful pitch their tents or hang their arrallgit-Illents featuring, ro.%es tarps or plastic shelters in their t'ntt!red for competition by assigned part of the genII' int'nmtx'rs of the Council of sloped, 5)i1t'-Wi)O(lC(l grassy irI.'n Clubs of Halifax area within thu. protection of Uit distritt •srid VHS rninibers Silver Springs .nnipuund Garden OM' (not in toni They'll cook supper over petition) adorned entrance charcoal no eaxnpstoves or tables and were displayed gasoline permitted 1, then attractively on tables and gather for the i.ilii5)5%t(1(' counters the entire length ci the bonfire, singalong and other lobby. entertainment. Beautiful displays by the &-iturday will be full will,ill(' 11,11ifax Chapter of tile tr l hiki skill g.um s .und ltts.s Aint r sari ilibisius Sot set) t1it Allen attractions. ,\ft r sUp)t r O rchid Society, thi Nur tiuinifirt there will b skits 'a rs nit n s jcsou.ition hiitiflfli(I of 1)clton i In(I •i t tlk .111(1 (54. uii,,nstr.ttmun b) 1(15 Beach l Itoss AIkn Surul.is morning Nursery, and the lug Value then will lx religious sersict'. \urs€rs .ukkul(ntnu.ndousl) to or all faiths. the overall beauty of the show, At tile 1:00 1'.'A. closing nag Inaddition,.Sunniland Pro(lucts ceremony, troops will be represented by Sandy Knight for the had II most attractive bootti best campsit e, ttn' t tt . sp11 all those impo iorinance in skill games 011(1 for products so necessary to good rtant the best troop display. , . _____1 --, Corning sets at special prices. - . 12:30 SUNDAY PEN ______---()U() A Mary Earle \Valker and Trov Ray .Jr. are s mi f S1111111 and Smith1 Ii he -~ `` -.1, - 1. . lvy, Cleveland Dusty' Rhodes, Re Mudd ix7i z 1 - - I II itiv- I V on . 11L, '(. 0 1 w S Artisr ai _-__ç " -.-- j a ______ -ç . .1 . " Now _i t• -' Io n" . u(fl . 41 r . Girl Scouts ovecti'd for tht' i'. hut L A AN6, * F, motor unit h'r iotuuiiuitti'*', rorilially myth' .(1111111111111y tO (01111 Its honiar Hit Music t ' I . - -• - - Il .'l .1- . town. 1". to corix)ralt-s all the elements of ;I 14 sears old sildls ex ited .irI ' aticfs inz ch allenging ( given to weighing her to,oth. conducted brush at odd hours, el-kknees are Personally s tr a i l hikes led hs the mt (,trl St'out siltk she s i (adt tt o'.'. ili ii tiiiiisu If b f to embark on F lorilort rt ii 110rilore is a backpacking skill ganies devisvil it) leach 'A ilderness encanipuient at girls to titili t the toil', IIIUI Ro&s Allen's campground in materials nature supplies her ,Silver Springs, Novenilwr 10. observant children, evening d by the Ileart of bonfires and programs. 11. 12. hostm-A, 1emtinstration by loss Allen on Florida Girl Scout Council. (.;udett& Girl Scout Troops how ti' tidle 51141ke5 and from all over the State of alligators, singalongs. skits ann Florida are coming, preluired other entertainment. There will tic enough free to pack everything the girls and leaders will need to live (mine to snatch a trip to one or comfortably for a weekend in two of the many Silver Springs ,attractions and time for fun in the Florid', scrub. The name "Florilore" in- the comilan% of the other 4,(W -- profit educational facilitv for children with A mong the hundreds wor k ing hard for the successful affair shown ith . .. Douglas Smith, Mm.. Daurelle. are Mrs. DorothN McRae, Mrs cecret.ar of Harbor School Mrs Daniel C \c'\arnara Raymond _______________________________________________________________________________________- 1 - our .). severe learning disorders MD • -- niE WINTER PARK home of 'Nim, Ethel Daurelle \% setting for a buffet to benefit the children of Harbor Scala. - . Arll__f A ~ t- urn' hs'on ; o,( - ______ e!_li -m - n thuic For titi first v.'iur, il olIkir' iruil tur omitly It45r* .%lII4lt 1 5d n' it ) 'It ull k' uilth-1 for till' p in ihililtiri 11iIlI'Wfl(C'i'U'nl KENCA, '- - ts,,kunn:I gnini riiiilnlsi ii histh "'L' huh flit his Iuiftject lu k hot tii Mi'- ( Inst i 11\'ol1ti'I1 Bill I ' It' I ,,iitl \lI S - I - - - - - INA pourri of Pitt Itt'll'; I -I bAll-l"Imi(ki C~idvtte Gi 1-1 .I I - Weuibergihowed three eo It tions at his spring shossiri . xid his cn11ectnnsu . for Samuel Robert. wiahers His davtime couture line feai-t d shirtwaists, pants outfits :ind suits with short cardigan TI plai ds, gnactr t "ks : boTrunating colors wm. the - iq evell if ~ fill floll*l 1111vor, tillie to . - - W - I - / the ltinh.'i chit ks'ri ,nuci'inli' '"iii'nIi'd c,ilnil I eiitiircil - - il , 7 - ,~-.#,t) -- I.Cross I1oI tot F pisi op.1l (hut t Ii 1 .iii I.1'\ I iii 1 t,%7,i.l I 1ti *', \lr'. I t'n l i l-oti ;nu'nktit of from h'it \( I Hit -;:% . - W , ;,~ - 41,._,V~ . to, ttic'iiti will _' -.. - - l\ f;rzJ! r,It Seminole RE - ELECT , - .11 o-'s,-5, I - ___. ;,!~ _~ wtiiiti will twi c'rveil fr'i,i II 10 .i Iii IIflhil I 10 P iii ~ * -. - q - .- - ,, -A - IXJU engagt rnents teaching and for Vt emnberg as a staff tique collection rang from $90- concerts He San Diego's famed at $200 couturt $16(-$S00 and organist RESIDENTS of Lakeview Nursing Center celebrated Halloween with their annual party, Oct. 31. from 11 a.m. to I p.m. In cmttimes the*V - r 4) tui,mir lll 4 - - - Samuel Robert $1004250 V0*5WQ& % /f i - _. .. I : .1 f 11 I In i,n),,r tiun with tt - I I ., -: . - _ ,I WIh4 _.W 7 t ;f work, theatrical print cotton shirt and bone dc- church supper club productions nium trousers ' Joh Supre order becai I , 1. '. I . ii ', -. - '. - . .1 ' ' ;I & \s beforn ' - \ - I ----1.4'r . iti rul;irfiil t'vi'ffl qrtiPiutefI fcr iti l tv fm,,, in ) iii : th irkh lu,ll '' - 'I ',, ____ I WIII)"fl (f tts'i pl npnl (hiirr Ii nr l,ii, ' 'e p'nrini' f"r the' P'snlnuy hiir flim - :vu \\1\,jI court Mans Direct a del. dealin Cross R.al lot Ids, fi, IN . 1 --Y: çY - _ :i-. (l 11l\(i . -- SEND FLOWERS - _. -I 1 Ir. 5% $%• ''(.' . - . I AV IF .1\ JAC -_ _____ -.1411111 VP fqrli, I - s hiLe gras and an oc'ca sional yellow. The layered look was common as in a red, navy and gold II. plaid jacket over j sweater. white ribbed shirt and tt) ramel, tvnr% and blue thttersall pantsud with a white ribbed wcater underneath Weinberg For evening featured the covered up look, _]VV__ * . ___ ~6:~,%*- _. .. . , . -- E-1141; took --_ V (lIl1(ls '7 Ba . (1(11 - - . - ! - acted res ulsii ", '. ___. , . to - Li I '- I - - I . its cardigan jackets and shir - I themse - -% . _.. S / _________ Saturay.ec. itrnt9brcio Sanford with the reception - - 01 S0\ I riter kuoclated Prrs \E \OR1 APt - Chester tnherg toes the Classics hnt for spring this year. stick- - - --W_- - A church All frienth are ro dially invited dead - - Wright, Il, son of Mr. andMrs Rov R Wright Jr. Of .^.anford * L - A I I iI ---.ML "I %.- a -- Rudd, to Rn) Richardson . -9 1._14*- I 1 ' I I I. - ____ I - - n -1 Ia z, C .Bia " Fol _:" _~.,. P% - I-. .-,a.. I-' ~' .I 14 I iii Conc erned f or ho u 7 o 3$ Bound ---- 4 1. k4ilii,.i..,,,,,, the women Fk Sara Kiesler, one S background profiles of such women artist, along 1th the paintings investigators, said the Cplc News Service the perlrnent results indicate that are norm ioltorc of In snnw of these profiles the woman's traditional role omen are bia'ed ben thes artists were identified ith Riaced judgment against until th&se ife and mother women - b women - has female names and in others judge ether omen Hoeer, total rejtt omen prove thecelveS by en the a with male names b resealed been were toad the paintings aard trophy or other obvious car women was not u psychological stud) funded b) women aue she explained ececs the National Science Faun- had won prt7es they evaluated "They were evaluated Dr. Kiesler noted that the equally the technical eom petence and probable future experiment was part of a larger equally to men when A foolproof way Li) test the female mind was devised by success of each artist. regar- study to determine how people sueecsswiisknown. The women artist's presumed react to others who violate in(hestud)secnwdtobetaktrig three psychologists at Con- diess of the riles an actuarial appach m group nm.s necticut College in New lMn- sex. know that fewer omen than sho This ctud) When told that the paintings of behavior don men are successful and a that people usually have The experiment consisted of were still-unjudged entries in a for those who technically competent in asking 12(1 college women to contest, however, the women greater liking f artists conform to behaior norm. society, so the best gix male (4ivate artists who had ranked paintings not artists with r. tinted a genes of abstract -significantly higher than Thus Dr Kiecler explained as that scinwn siul1 ed that omen to judg female artists, expectedwomen to judged was women woul,j artists despite despite the theshe sheexpected ~w~iintings. pinLlngs devaluate the efforts of other be less successful or skillei' The volunteers were given merits of the pictures ,-% S!l1* ( I, ,'' I . College. majoring in Criminal Law, and is employed h~ Mi Ofl1fl 1 Th e Sanford ('hristinn Murch -- ouWn Judging ______ Robert Barreti 11 - - I Iitlr;(IAy, Jrri 2, I?? Ilet iII N -- .. - . 0 .WKIC; .) t - , (OW .. * . '" , e I*---) ( 00% , .f'.) 1 , , : . i * it . - # SAl • - 0 pc. Loin ing vv et are - 'V M .,,-# -- - % 22"8 - 19m 21 I Tt pallefri makilis this tr'us.u:' - . , • 8.j)( 21 95 Coior% Set set m ;c;1;t1 i amut tIwer dt'; O,rwasnr itn c CoriI le -,* 1. I I 1. t t'-* , ll'itl '-l"Or ce C reIIø C rnr'q jr ,r Wh!e 19 9S Jp r 'Se (rid id 1 and Ovm( ci s mci t uchible h in ,, ru , i m Aluminum 7=pc. set. _ g - r. -- Ak - 299 - - . -_ ' . and June INfiller, activities director. Lower photo. nurse Joan Dresser. Trudy Ledbetter. - It 3 r ,tian Interiors Includes I ano given Ili Ray's honor by NIrs. Wheelel', NII-S ~ -.1 I "I , ~~iwmmo, 4 I Y 12LJ W 14U. bright 0JIL _T - I, - "I fol . '- Jenn e - ~_~ - - for earl% $ Highland.c,, 110"111111 "W comftrMob 0"We yo. . A., ea (i:rtri,a IN , 1u 'j1 . - . I f 0t I I 11 11 k I-111' L I-I - r. - 2 1 900 EACH WEEK 1 - . I L i 000rc rc.r OUR 14 1 pOrot 5% FINANCING I B E Purcell Company omt 1J'Y Oath hom$. ttr. - And Zoles hos them- Lady - ______ 11I I - 4, luff- -' .,.-. ' - -;7~ ~1 14. _C r) . J \ uplitt --- 7 - All ir on' S'Ov .nø 'Truly an ou,Iiaf.nc nr a On 10011 % Woo-'? La - . 'I ,, _______ I ' Ir $f # T_U s7._.•d uSGs 4IIotiuI .t'9'SS _______ ________ Open FIA.-Ify t)jf@C,li0ff,*I III" to 710 SANTA B&.ReLPA--MODEL HOME - aw Fri. Evenings 639 E.ColonmalDrOrl. simpluc*ty with a magn&iietni I ahat .,rat go It Urtlif J to ir an he&i! • vuliflg ( iultfr • ( uttutn ( t aI5r Arr rr ii I 'f tr I tarf r • I - ~ .____Low cut &bikiuim $ 00 $1119 W14M1 - ($ 4111411$ I',','. FIRST ST 1.I ____ 11 the ean 'i.*.I1hI ''' '' 4 - ~011 0 -- .11 - I it ( t. tI tu, I t I tiTu1 tilt '1 uS11119 n nq 't if Ill i It - ' DlPIS5lIst't I SIlk' tt coe1u(1 5itALtPI%11S tl.lt ,tii'1 IiitCfl )Vt'Il .11 1 • 5UaIt' ?, pin H't P"4 m I I'$ ,',t ' kl\ . Childruns Izusa so eI7 Manuel Jacobson DEPARTMENT STORE ' ' . ____ 1, r 7 - 99 4!it lit. . . ___ 2344 A • - GIL - jt. 'I I .4 11J . -- SMiFORI) ru $7 X $3 rromOrianoo,t.e HWy l?-2 tc m turn wr$1 g 3an?a aIruir.- rotioW W.(NURCH STOLANDO V -*. $4 $3 13 OC how S4 49 w Wranglers " Big v lue in 7.opc, cast S aluminume = 01 qq,~ a- -_- I -_- vu ir -A Z__ I I ' - I i _.f _ Some diamonds were • god.00-10, " ful.r. f,gwr 1~ IINIA )RD ' - , -'f le 1, ~ ._-V_ ~ f-..1 6 99 -. \ " _# _ -_--1 t- * -'.1=1 IJ, - 1100104fimV low" _ _~RL ¶Ij 1 ir- \ ~.I I It 1~ 'I best thing suede leather Suedir° teamed witr man-made leather. So SM e ___ I I tuk / i iiw~ I - ,., ft i ake w ashable f L: - JCPenney We know what you're looking for. Charge Itl At Sonford Plaza Penney's Open 10 atil fil 9 pm Mon. thru Sat. �\\. Thursday, Nov. 2, 1972 2B—The Sanford Herald The Snnfrjr(l HrrnfrJ /V 1 11 Ofl1tfl Ofl1tflju(1gln UflULsy /f 6A- hiss Debra Nobles. S 4 To J tt Rob en The Ba rre Mr. and Mrs James R Nobles, 20 S Holly Ave. ,____ Sanf ord, are arxiotmcing the e aernen t and forthcoming __________________________________________________ marriage ci their daughter, Miss Debra &is.an Nobles, to Robert Hinson Barrett, ion ci Mrs. Maggie J. Barrett of Orlando. . ...-. Born in Reidsvilie, Ga.. the bride-elect daughter ii Mrs Rober t Whale, CIaxtz.in Ga.. and Mrs i Luejia Nobles, 62 Santa Sanford 1i _ School and was High att ded Seminole en Miss Nobles . gradua ted from Central Adult High Sch ool, Seminole Junior .. College, in 1971. e Is presenUy employed as a teller at Seminole. Rank of United Sta te Her fiance who was born in MoWtne Ga lithe grand ion ci Mrs. Ruthie Lee Mcrey, Lester . Ga. He Is a 196 gradua te of Thcrnasville High School, Thomasville, G He attended V.C.C. where he was vice president Young Democrats He is currently attending Seminole JuCollege majoring in Q-imirial Law and is employ ed ' rtmenl Sanford I ce I . will be an event of Feb. 3, 1973, at 2 wedding The NOBLES l)EI3R:\ i1 Sanford Christian ciurch, _____ ____ S r l assics Rudd, to Roy Richardson ica a caus4 shoulo Wright. III, sm of Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Wright Jr. of Sanford 11te wedding sill be an event ininh pm.. at First Boaptist Church of l earn Porte Sanford with the reception unma te)) following at the I stead hours church. AU fner& are CQ7dia,I)y inviteed. them __________________________________ -- t 1' .. .. .... '. '.. t \ - , - g turt bouti que cheocks and =pes. Dominating colors were the store year. ilril-ij third. Mrs. Norman custo Meer and possi unusi IN cent lines i '-' shirt and Mrs. F. A. Piotto 11 ast-west, first. Mrs. D . . - between: a Reilly and Mrs. Al Ponner and Mrs Doroth:,Hinkle and ......- 4 I __1 , / i tr? \, SEND C FLOWERS JA (AP) cour Man IMi-e. ad - \ / .- - ,. - ' ' . \ ' , '. -' - dealt Cros 1 V •,.' . , A NFORD F LOW ER SHOP I I I . ::c-'-' — I In A . :, (vns organ concerts by Mildred I,fitifii S RESIDENTS , Liturene 40 ' .jS.. beci Lacey & lovely Pit slips hol e — slips, long formal slips, clemis arid "Ful-ly"...The Fuller 6ra or your Fu lIIer Figure. C- \ whit elephants. u."d tx,6k.4 and got 'Ime.; and RIV) a brnt Y, I I -, Jack . - . On I 'ai"1 read), a Cadettv Girl Scout to eint),ark on Florilore. backpacking Florilore is dii ted Lushurg are coordin ihog the event for the se( is not a rompetitive vvent for which girls must try out and selectedd for a limit ed 'roup explains tilt- ('let,ands t's w0riderful opporttinity for all interested Cadettes to try their hands at a wilderness ex r son.' II tim wilderness i ricsc n a,nunt nt .It i',rls to utilii tilt, tools and Hoss Allen's campground it, inati,rials nature supplies tier Silver Springs, November 10, Observant children, evening prograins, in-I 11, 12, hostessed bythe I leart of bonfires demonstration by Ross Allen on Florida Girl Scout Council. be and leaders will need to live time to snatch a trip to one or comfortably for a weekend in Executive Director of the heart the Flor.Aa scrub. attractiows arid time for fun in of Florida Council; Mr. George The name "Florilore" in. thit' CO!IiJ)fl of the other 4.000 Costello and Mrs. Ernest I ureni First ,fliers, •M r. afl( . a ....,f - 6:00 ____ —_I MAITLAND STORE 1601 Hwy. 17.92 Phone 614 7600 ____ - . -. I . CO* S 1 1 - 0 F : -.. I ( •id l. ' .. _____ ______________ . pit "•'1 _______ • • • '. . • t -. ':, .- I. ,, ' s.,i. -- . _________ - .. .. ________ A'rk 1;4 A roto_- I 1~ A P I ()()(i At 1 i 1 in pastels, -' J, JJ L r ri L - 4)11 ci I Mr. andMrs. A If. Turner cf weekend e tA-)I5 it the h f r r! P I 'del Mathew, , IV, 'N 2r,41 "i OPEN SUNDAY 12:30 to 5:30 ve cooked up a great holiday special buys 1 11 s ia R ose VV Well over a thousand persons Corning sets at speciaprices. -' S . - '. "\ _.-r (d1()hh1\ - .., • p- 3 - - -•. -- o . pc. W c Corelle 21 S ' 2195 C r-Iki C ;tJ e'w' .et - ' + C o !tower 1tI I ,.itt,'ffl D,sflwasnor ,ifs! ' and 2 qi cOV,iOti sjlutMIJ ii' I (M •Ii i , ir'i.' 1.'' I • I vv are • 'II Tb,. SAl • Lam ing 22 riIog N.ir. 3i r iclotjs I I Ig J5 b:, It is Beach of Delton m Nursery. and the Big Value 'sursers added tremendously to the overall beaut:,- of the show. At tile 1:00 P.M. closing fl:ig ceremony, troops will be lit ad(ittion, Sunniland Produt-U represented by Sandy Knight the had a most attractive booth best calilpsite. the best performance tnskill gaines and for displaying all those important products so netvmary to good • Aluminum 7=pc. set. ir 1299 l Mips. I 1 verejj sjuctopans. 5.4t coveree IN1111s. (Liz Nolathieux Photo. Walker awl MIS. • 1 $ Lf - 1:41 .1 IERS PA R I the fair trd dine in pindor Hurry. / JR., Mrs. NIR. AND M It' B. F Mary 1"irlt' Walker 'intl Tros Ithv Jr are p i c ture( . they i itIs('(l .it 11t (f('lIht'IIl 1011t(' m's hol)( given .. t I a n d a talk •iiid dttnOn'.tr.itiI)fl by Ross Allen. Sunday morning there will Lx religious str'.it't for all faiths. ,'crdti P I4,(' M r i. R. M Ilrorn(tcon. hazaar c000rflinatrx and her committer, cordially invite the c(,mmtjnity to come _____ t -. . making their home at 414 F l4th St., "Linford Reynolds .111(1 Mr. 11111 I)uprti. Trust Compan:, in Daytona of Ross Allen Institute and Beach. Silver Springs. The Friday four hundre(i Nearly nhi!ht singalong will lii led b:, sptiriien roses were entered in Miss Iislie Fox of Stetson com pe tition in th ellorticultural Unisersi's 1)iision of which 210 wert Thietroops will begin arriving ribbon winners In addition The, sil1 there were 12 beautiful ' \1 pitchtheir tents or an, their arrangements featuring roses t ar ps or plastic shelters in their entered for competition by assigned part of th e gently members of th e Council of sloped, pifle-WOO(ii'(i grassy Garden Clubs of Halifax area within the protection of the district and VHS member5. Silver springs compound. Garden roses (not in cornFIme:, II took supper over Petition) adorned entrant. charcoal tflo campstoves or tables and were displayed gasoline permitted) then tttraitiuel:, on tables and gather for the camp.wide counte'rs the entire length of the bonfire, singalong and other lobby. entertainment Beautiful displays b:, th e Uurd.is will be full v'ith the Halifax Chapter of the triil hike', skill gaines, arid B.tIs, .tiii.'rciiin Hibiscus Society. the Allen attractions Alter SUjpI r Orchid the 'sur oe let) _____ District 3 Democrat Mrs. lien Butler. Mr. .10(1 Mrs Smith are Mrs. Toni Montoya. skill attended the Volusia Rose games-, Mr. Max Currie. Society's first annual show campsite judge; and Mr. Bill Sunday at the Florida Bank & OPEN SUNDAY Music his home in Attending the bridal couple m-ry Mrs. Ray and Mr. and Mrs. George Costello, two of the many Silver Springs - P in ceremony arni assist in the weekend will There will be enough free --.... of Saturday, Oct. 28. T. Ifulen Itay officiated at the Other adults (in hand to erl,10 )' other entertainment. to pac k everything the girls ) marriage, which was an event perience without the burden of Cadette Girl Scout Troops how to handle snakes and over from Florida are coming, prepared Davis Smith an d Itichard Archie Smith, bor)th of Sanford, art- announcing their Iin.i %% ilderness trail hikvs Ied by tiltRoss '~l ltIl 111"Is"if, skill ganies devised to teat- li I i -.w, to 11 i a event. Mr. and Mrs. Italph Cleland, ck.in is 4ire COMN%ISSIONER or the first time var. a rookie and r,irl; holt which opens it ,iddi '1 'r '' in will 11 ts 14 years old, wildly excited arid 'i'litisfYing- ch,"llenging, exgiven to weighing tier tooth- pot-rience for adventurous girls. CANNON MUSIC CO. PIANOS&ORGANS .. i ''' ______________ 1:00 S 1, Girl Si.out.s t'XJWtt(d for the be obtained by calling Mrs - ., i PSP.cially for his rna)cst . • e t Le ( y i le i ~1 I lorn'r YOUR — — (UrP(brit('S all liii' t'lt'itit'nt of a brush at 0(1(1 hours 4a? andpaamas 44 ' it /I (al /it vnt ('111 If she's from your town, 12 to Tickets for the concerts may .. 6-1- Alsogowns j Ia C i' i i Ct 9 "i 1 A Schaller, 574-1690, ticket Lefizy has built his organ Karl . l .0,0~ I7 l'piipaI ( litIiili uIiWIl. Bill I uiiI Mt ( ; }'TI'LNG IN TI IV At "F for I loIv Cross I ii: lt,iid,ii rP I pi up.Il ( hut iii I' .inl.i' i . i1(1 )nUknt iii .1 III i I . i101U o 4pp e a r Now on sale in November. photo, nurse Joan Dresser. Trudy L4edLx-tt#--r. Kathryn Rober and Everett Hunt (Cecelia Farmer Photo, F'raturf4 on the luncheon menu will he chicken casserole, congr ale'l vilat anil hornv'rnah' tiecqerts For u' t lilfl(tW'Ofl here on that lay . even if you don't have time to /.. .shop 7 Ita,aar,.othswiiirffrri , . - . A I I FI ,- 'Dustv Rhodes. Re Mudd director. Loc r June Milkr actis iti . -. . - # - Cleveland panties, half cani . of Lakeview Nursing Center • celebrated Halloweeii with their annual party, Oct. 31, from I I a.m. to I p.m. In costumes thev enjoyed entertainment by Jean McLains Kindergarten students and a delightful lun. cheon. Upper photo shows. from left. Tessie . AL -. -. H Alexander, world renowned playing style around inter- chairman estxng modern harmonies and concert organist. tique collection range from o concerts He was a staff Diego's famed $200, couture $1604500 and organist at San World." and is now doin g Sea caml Robert $1004250 ' A thier orde , - _•_ ' In (Ofljiifl(tiflfl with th bazaar will he a l,mnrhv.n whit-h will he served frrrn ii s rn until I 11 pm - Prices for Weinberg's Wu. engagements, teaching and War corn . ' ,1 \\ , for ti lda,I duru belt vey \\ . 16i sound effects. These factors tendallthewa:, down, however. and are open to public. have provided instant with Miss Appearing One notable eicepon was a of the wherever he appears in conbe one ivory crepe shirt atop a beige Alexander will th the young certs s most popular rough country top crepe wrap skirt slit to the Davidson. organists, LeRoy of the thigh. Following th Oil LSS eAlconc7ts. The pant outfits shown tn This will be Mr. Davidson's Nov. Alexander will Wenbeg's boutiqtje collection firstappearanceiri theEastern hold a work shop fi000 of the U n ited Ses were the most appealing of all part am o also in the . Davi ds on began h is • the daytime wear. Woman b building . This Among them was a "deruum" studies of music at the age of 4, workshop pe to the jerseypantssuitwithwhiteand on the piano. In 1959 he shifted blic p navy print shirt. 'Denium" I! a his interest to organ, under the tuitlage and guidance of Miss word coined to indicate the look Alexander. He is trained in all of blue denim. ..-.-''' and over th e of music Another bright note was a types f!'pair of navy arid red polka dot years has become familiar wi th uirtuall:, every make and si lk pants model of organ. and red jersey sweater set. . His career as a professional The best In Weinberg's suede as colorful as his collection was a tight green organist is ., suede cardigan coat oser a playing style, e ncompassing work, theatrical iechurch j' print cotton shirt and bone supper club productions m,j.m tzis - ) .t - .-•,=-. .j The concerts will be at the rhythms, varied organ styling3, dresses and skirts, many of club house on Normandy clever registrations with emthem knife-pleated. and The covered look clidn't ex. Boulevard from 8 to 10 p. m. phasLs on orchestral tones Johnston and Dr. R R. RusebDrough 035111; second, Mr. and Mrs. V Tapoff 1124 1; •Ik .. .... / . . • Woman's Club will sponsor two Miss Alexander. evening, Weinberg with a number of 1-4le'ed . jackets over l cardigan - - ':. ____- - Tam On Nov. 10 and Ii, Deltona duo-concerts with his teacher. featured the covered Lip look, Riclizirdson (1251; fourth, Mr. - / y . rrr,rn i am untiI at the parish hail ii -ELECT 4 47 "nt The colorful - RE .1 qrhecjijlecl for Thur(I" . . - ( rrc Wr,rnn rf ' Fpi-t pa l Uhuri. f: aq s'c prPpnrini 'r !h Ianthy Fair itaia" -,• •,; £ .. A;z , . ' .,• , - Baza.ar v... i' 4 Deltona Club Sets Concert and white ribbed sweater. For -. - - One outfit was a pretty camel. ivoiry and blue tattemll pantsuit with a white ribbed sweater undermath. - . a' ) I com- Fained Ortranists 7 Mrs. Abby — George Jaeger - 4 . . . ' r.av) white gray arid an occa sional yeUow. The layered look was Mon " in a red. navy and gold plaid jacket over a plaid silk '•L Mr. and Mrs. R A. Brown said — beige. no nseasonal ones . — 1 THE \ I\R PARK home of Mrs Ethel Daurelle ssas the beautiful setting for a buffet to benefit the children of Harbor School (a nonprofit educational facility for children with severe learning disorders). Among the hundreds working hard for the successful affair shown wiCh Mrs. Daurelle. are IN Irs. Dorothv McRae, Mrs. Douglas Smith, secret.ar of Harbor School Mrs Daniel C McNamara Raymond Scala, M. D.. Director, and Daniel C. McNamara. ( an n on on Photo) His daytime couture tire f. ( b ge DeBary 24 with 11 tables in Pl&% directed by Oscar Crosby. all 109 1 .. Wumm i average for AA. ed: .ILUPJUW. incl ud Mrs. Gloria Accardi and Mrs Eloise Driver, 1129~ - second, . . — "k_ , A and shirt jackets — in plaids teaci Colic t - ured shinwaLsU, poarits outfits Rnd suits with short cardigan . . •. and his colk-cuon of suedes and leathers for Samuel Robert. I f . -;... - OLO\ ct)Ofl5 at Thd) — .'.--- J bone for spring this )-car. sbckmg with such rehable Aanodb% as cardigan Jackets and shtr, waist dresws, Weinberg showed three coi- of . Y'I\F \tV OR) 4- ti(tC . . .&ssoctatt'd Press Writer — Chester %eInberg toes the Classic' :. MR I 101' ___ ifl..Lfl for a i adult usefu Th. - . - Rt I junic Kent Chur' hou SP16111 a plans for the marriage of daughter. Miss Marilyn cut C Ii Bi O d Mr' Pu ALT 1hd1 To :. -- A t V r Kim Bound ' C Anntlitinced Mr Bi Is . Plan. Final as striving for career i. Sara )ttesier, one of th e women background profiles of each By CUFF SMITH because such women artist, along with the paintings ins estsgators said the ex- success C.pk) 'News Svke siolators of the norm iment results indicate that are (I1 Biased judgment against artists were identthed with women are thased when they woman S traditional role a and mother. women — has female names and in oth ers judge other women "until those wife women — total rejection However, themselves b) ove b resealed a with male inca Whe n the women pr been Was not u) psychological study funded by women were told the paintings award. trophy or other obvious career wonien explained. case." she the National Scence Foun- had won prizes, they evaluated succes&" "They were evaluated Th. Kiesler noted that the equally the technical corndation. equally to men When their A foolproof way to test the petence and probable future experiment was part of a larger success was knowo. The WOinC wccas of each artist, regar- study to determine how people female mind was devised by study seemed to be taking cHess of the artists presumed react to others w ho violate in the three pSO1Ogtsti at Con actuarial approach They group norms or accepted rules an x flecticut College In New tim When told that the paintings of behavior This studs showed know that fewer women thafl dOfl a men are successful and The e xperiment consisted of were stiU.unjudged entries in a that people usually have for those who technically competent in OUJ askirt 120 college women to con test, however, the women greater Liking behavior norm. socIety, so the best guess for artists conform to male evaluate artists who had ranked artists with paintings not ed Th us., Dr Kiesler explain paint ed a senes of abstract -significantly higher than , female artists, despite the she expected women to judged was that women would pa in tings.. devaluate the efforts of other be less successful or skill ed " The volunteers were given merits of the pictures. -" rr 11 Concerned f or Seminole lot . 4 I bright colors, all washable & -.ake Jennie Highlands dr able \! . tor ear1% f The neol best thi ng to i suede ',V leather r- tv~ ,, I it man - made leather. So 1V I -; never know 1was fake. - -. - . - ome d'a,nonds wefe borr,.obeocuabove And Lies hosthe.m. • Sueoln teamed with Da k B wn Tan or - - - , CeS , f,* "JL e, c Big value in 7iiiiiiipcia %ast ICI aluminume Lady Black. 9 It be ur to 4 b-.- IMMEDIATE fArMA ' Forget 4' .4 I i yt, Don t 1 I • I I OUR SPECIALS ( EACH . WEEK I ALL HOP. [ 21 900 5% FINANCING -4 -'1 ell torn ran" EPurc tP.e4t ON AND NE Y"1. 3 e s I tvp 0 s'ocd 9. •ç -. * i - -' ''' , . tJDt D'l ii H t , •rn, 4 014 TrUly n*tjt$?•r nç 'we ear y., 1V • •I ,. . - r-- ..".. b'. $rQ n • •. ,. if ' 422 3261 - - SANFORD 312-1494 I .mminmd - - si i, 1400 Hoe 93 at t itt 1 it "" $700 Hoe 1411 /4 / f' çs ISPI ' ii r -U tt.ii' th-t wlmiiiprt 0. %1111111101y,with i 55 cc how 94 49 rromocIvoo t.,p-lwpI7flPdOrth to Ji m SpKers Lo?ef t' *t41 on 14 ru a ear tare - at i* to 710 SANTA D,,ictnal BARBA'IA-MODEL HOME 639 E.CoIoniaI Dr. Orl. Orlando--843-21 Sanford 3234461 •, •4,4P(l) __lS•_'••'_-.-s ,,11, . - nI.*IIIl. '0 I. ia'#r . I .& .a ZALES .'c'J Opn Fri. Evening. tQvAL rm 7211, FIRST IT. PH ifl $111 U ' f OPEN I IVININOS 706 E. FIRST ST JL DIAL DEPARTMENT STORE II)L) - opF NMOP4 - (H U M S 1km. 1 itt - SFUH ni-ie 213 E. F I RST ST. 4 - ' sale mcii ae I 2 qi tO'ie.fe(J siUCePófl5 ered 4jutt1 L'VtP iU'd 10 0PC' lLd!U$f pan Hc't PH. 322-4712 it ' I IhJ - - ., &heme II.I1I I tjeflIy for I 1 bJSttrl ti( ' ltt L0O Manuel Jacobson i 399 Il mlns GAIMAIIA101CARD 121 the I \ I tI,15hI • ,u-, '.' 1 Children sizes a lso ______ ,,.....' ' t gold Ii dttt'nd I., t' an •ir. u $I4 J, 1iy ( ijigi 41 ( i • 5t.'.i From p,tr.ltiti II - 9 k , 124 W. CHURCH ST ORLANDO bikini A '• IMIMITS & GILM N Low cut - W".e"1V located Wweer% 17 94' 0'.d i OCCUPANCY I • •r- .,.. • JCPenney We know what you're looking for. PlazaPen ii UI A Sanford P1 Charge Ch s0 Ope n 1 0 am ti I pm Mon th r u Sot. �- I 413— The Sanford Herald Thursday, Nov. 2, 1972 in - .-" - .,-- Winning First Lions 1.1111- 1 ~F,ffx .. . . 'T ~~T,( , ~f . A11119MA13iff Alumni Contest To Open __9 " L%, 1. - il~ - I 9\ - IN .. / 1/ 'd — -. .'' .— I!' / ' L .1 1. r / -, - • - - - . ' :. 1. -- e * F. • .,, - Ic 176 V • , , i J of The Experts Raiders' .F.:••r - - UI dUUIIIUII eco IU 111L Greyhounds also stunned the experts as well as a few others as they upended a favored Evans eleven. Events rn in g tinir:- 'lea ____ Oviedo's lions are a home Pot the with Titusville Astronaut and i include the presentation "Saturday in the Park" is the be the rally, and then a bon fire, hoti princesses and Homecoming hope to celebrate their Oviedo of the Following the bon fire a contest theme a Queen candidates. These ac- homecoming game with the: Homecoming which is s2t for between juniors and seniors the victory. Astronaut has whipped tivities will start at 7:30 at M tomorrow night at John Courier will be held to determine which two foes which have dumped ran Field in Oviedo. The highlight field, has the biggest and best bon the lions, little of this inacti of the Homecoming Week acAt halftime the Homecoming fire. The best decorated hon fire queen will be crowned. formation utters to Taylor rev, tivities will be the croirig of as well will be in for a prize. The ho with reckless abandon is Following the game the the homecoming Queen at trophy for the best bon fire will Homecoming Game Dance will picking the Lions to emerge Ket halftime of the game with be awarded after the activities j (' Chu Titusville Astronaut, be staged in the Oviedo Gym. with a 14-13 victory. tonight. adu The Salvation Alliance will A parade through the town of I use Homecoming Week activities I entertain. It will be semi. get underway this evening in Oviedo will open the events T Oviedo with a Pep Rally which tomorrow night. The parade is formal dress for the dance with tea, those students in grades 9-12 15 slated to begin at 7:30 at John scheduled to begin at 1:30 Courier Field. permitted along with Oviedo starting at the high school. Alumni. No tickets will be sold stal Opening tonight's events will Pre-game ceremonies will yes at the door except to alumni m ot _ pos Steve Carlton T cen .! C Unanimous Pick 4" C For Young Award 1~ Seven senior girls will be 'ieing for the honor as S Homecoming Queen for 1972. The candidates are Ann BIri'hett, Kathy Crescenti, Cathy Allen, Bonnie Hughes, Laura Schultz, Patty Raymer and Barbara Dunnebacke. Homecoming princesses, KEYWEST,Fla.(AP)-NO. named front the ninth, 10th and 63, the placekicker on Mary 11th grades, are Nellie Baker, Immaculate High School's footLibby Lanier, both Juniors; ball team, missed one of the Princess m.. / ..' _________ '' ' ... - :O-"11 ________ I '- _________ ________ ________ ________ .i :..j ____ ____ __ .J __________ _______ -' - . - _ _ ________ )' . 11 .I / r 14. i --- -. -. - _________ Three of the returning iL", rs are now high school _________ -- 41 ,/ . . - ' I I V I I X aL '.0 hec. Harper is the head IN 11 . ) L~ . AARON'S AMOCO ,- -. -.. .. - Top Ranking Ove R i. . . - * - _________ ___ ___ __________ frI ) " .~ tilton — - t;~--w 'rr,nver, Don lAy, [x)ver Wynn and Fred - Club cKay"s - _______ - - ' -. . - - :' - — - , Ii - - - :, . . 11!r-#,e .. ..-- .. ;,-_ - ) - - J&14~111 - thrown into the stands during tonight's pep MINIATURE FOOTBALLS are presented to rally which starts at 7:30 and also during Oviedo cheerleader captain Debbie Parker by halftime of the Oviedo Homecoming game with Wayne Keeling, assistant vice president of First Federal Savings and Loan of Seminole Astronaut Friday night. County, Oviedo Branch. The football will be Wh ippFS ing - -- - - sophomore named Allen Car. ter. was every bit as good as W )) - BALL FORECAST * Li Ga ors takes oil fa%olild Nehroska noi ( )klli,lriia 111C(+, Iccsa V ' h:i Cornh tisI - I I . \_ - I, , ' Scores Win . ,4 its Tilrk,(.N Nvhriis~*i I)j% 111(letilIg Ill 1111. 1111" 'len. 111)(11.1vated itt - \\ ill %%Ilh I I have little trolihle I (haia iicflliut ' it'hig.iii .ii., In. picks eli), diana li ansi tunic Slate 7 Muimws,lta it; it' lutist' 1,1 ii s oil k ill k ill s ho si nt . ni is rn'tc ifit nun icciti pa k usslv iills'c"l rau ohio i se uti sill n5t'i' cit W State's liiit'kt't's ("s'st Iii iiicst't 'l'hmm' football tiislei'il hijitimlis's buns' am1 last Sat urday it h c till ci' ci ohiO siihl.kiiffll'h State's w i I hit' The spsitlighit t'Iasii mi I'm ' It lit 5 ScctiIt ,ist' iii ( ci nbc ant iiiat.'hiss ti,thct',it*'li l.St \l im 5511' ii iii ,ilst a it tiniilc'i till lii,'.' look Ins i.' hat u 1.(.110. 1';1 \Is:ihllO lti I' t Al,mb,ini i tIns Is IIIi 14 11 Ill the gallit. Illa , Illay %%ell . .1, . willi u oliti tic ci Ii .\iit battle as they cHit' ti' 2gIi- ht 111111101, mgs'ci iid Iii this' rough Ntmtic l'acifut'.Ii, hi,' iiallsnmi's 1111delf - ah '11 I ti'Iilhl lt't * 11 Hi ('altis" ma Sictibin'rui has lust much sd V% ,'rs'thnimni i lung \Va hi in gin in Iii'' State 'tiulgius iiiid shall fl''' . 4il. :iu-I8 'Ito' inigh.tlylii: s p - 'CI. lii Imuis i7-lt. wini tmail)cir hcnp's sd n s'$sit'st'ltl I!I Jilt, it'agUt' ill liii' IthiSt' It0t I , ss'lll stilt 1cast Slaii(ut tt by II iils'rtt isal ::o- Ill scull' lit the Soul hissesl C(11111,1 onus'. 'l'i'xus will hiiivt' ii - I liiitts lull ill liii ntu:.g bs,mt I •ug gri-ssis 0 Suimlhuci ii Ms't liudist In ii real luitiihiii nor, we liii' edge to moths, 28-'2l. dyer gist' lint' l.cimig tint' ST It Mustangs 1HIler coillests worthy of m tithl en itt l:1il (,ttII gl4i. Kansas • ,incl n Stan' amid M tsomir'i. aint tin. 'l'tilsii batch I.sctim ilk' v itlit t s Is nt tilt timif u c' Nils liii I lint tills uir i .iticl l.('uiss illi lii liii' annual gititigi' b,,itIc' between atch rivals Wc'sl cliii \'iigimnma ansI t'Paiict' i I ho t tiggt'ii I titic't'Is to Wiii ls a iu 211- ii; inatetli over Ibit' I'it I I'aiithnt'ls hiai.rtlmiuI'hi' \,lSt ,s on ss ilk tht kilt - ,m h it ill t.iis' ri .ir Fo rce 37, rnm s 17 bIuIssti I cclii gi 17 ss rat tist (.rt in hisswliiig To Dale: I / • _______ .11 It *iiI ii,. South Carolina - 2. ". Wake ', eason All-Anierican choice. a 11-4. 228-pound crusher ' ' - ' Ohio fl - - Perez. who was well known to Sanford fight fans as X11 U - - - -- ' -- -. - 4 / - U ' - - / - - _ .. - I - ____ -' 7. - ___ ___ --- - - I ~_ --- - il - ___ - ~&-_ I ft,%~ 11-, ~ .. . . , --ftv.. - `_ -, __ 7 I ."__~, . . 4F -- . I --. ~ V - ___ I -- i-JP— CLEAN on career, staggering Jeffers twice and opening up a bad cut on his opp mint round the seventh ' pro - L 4 -. ' ' . 197 2 Mercury the extent of Jeffers injuries After the added rest pt'ra.sl. Jeffers was able to ct'ntmnuO t't battle but w as e Iear IsLi - .1 - - . sPar 1 h,10 r L , -- - ie . .. ' , ,,, ', .'. • 1971 P t n to - 0 U " uc' u,,&IoO ' 3W n,iu,tct N - '' 7 o i c'ds r or r '0 "c r '.'r i Iiii' *0 $ 1 795 1965 Plymouth V mou 1 969 Ford 1 010.1' '. ,it $3580 'I-' the classy boxer i.s s heituk"i to fight uganin in J.sk'n. ilk' a two weeks $5180 .,pipifl'iIl i3OuOi" iut' lid 'ho cI! JIIIV 5.4.4.1" it .IUf5 I,- .- iou 'h.4' , Jfl , "1 called tutie in order the refe to have the ring doctor ehet k t ii -- fl iJtI't) I'j ' 7~_~_ - __________________________________ _____________________________________________________ 1972 Mercury Marquis 1'rca L ft ght The uocsuut. bu base ended in a . - w probably t.,best fight fh - - 11 - - N agon q hi b n 1 r ,in Uw ,l i Jr ir ii ii u PPtJ 1295 — — I)rt'gc'ii 2c. ('uhlIscrilia 12 Ni ('Ititsls'l 10. Ilkhnuuiutl I N o rth 0 artdIhIti :16, 11. 1 "110,1111 'P6 I ttilIi' IS, I..'bmigbi 11 \sdiruisku 2$, Colorado 21 (utiis'Ib 23. (imhtutubiti 21 %illiam immisi 'ii mr 32. I)as Iii still It Nus Is'r 17. l)ius (till I-I Ia It-01, 30. I hi ki' 13 I lsi lila Slats' $2, 11111101111 IN uhiumu :1'i, I'lorltiu 6 I't'nut'sss's' 21, .i'scrgl.i 1$ I bars aril 1$, l't'lilis) Is nub 7 M k'iihgisit 36. 111(1111on IN ()khuiiiuPllll -$7, loss is Slats' II) Mlsssiiiri 21, Kiitiiis Stale 20 1.51 2$, MIssissippi 14 (NP 292 ' it -- , I'riitt't'I*iii it. htmuss ii $ Right It - ' Arkansas r ti5 or tit Id ,t n& r,ihhrp to Rt8ia' L 5Th .1 •$, tit'plos this tik'nt McKay t trun Toledo 21, Nuither ii Illinois his 'Mike - Ht. vmnR'm tu'irtt'rbac 13 N) iiiut'ti mmiii '('pholllt)I t Pat Haden, ki tutu ks 'ii I ul itit It \ i I( I 't It) ".i,iiitorti 15 s ho has ut i tutu, hi p01st ItI.iht' ti ,mnui cair throw t'veml better I (aim t,ult riic'tia I (aPi .ib, Il 1t'u imid I K lt'Kis w 'me from .ri'm'mia SIalt' 31. 1 iuisi'rsi1 t dii ml omitrv it t' S Tt'as II I'imsol na high ')i ol in Itih&ii I )i'lass are 3, illaiitms a I $ West i-' in-i ("ili 'irgimiia leek 20. Southern St 0' hit' .stitt' co-plaver ut iSSk%11)1d l the year North ('uirtiIIiiI tati' 33. ir I lit thing is,"sass Numb itiIm l Ikeker, the former po coach Smiths'rui ('aliforimia III, \% ho now handles St union ti h , i ll',-,toll t *s tit) droll in tit'ft'itt', -there st tciiii -i, is"% a quality anywhere They 'me t' 21'. I ),ittitisiiithi it ills in imals (NI — %A 1.1 g4I nut - _______ Last Week: 1 );1 1J. . r ink 111011th Ymil raslcr 91%v", ille 114)(I t() Yale. Viihi-irsih Wednesday's Sports In Brief Vic Perez Lynn Swat rang), arid switt and a great mie. Yet the most punt,. returner. precise replica 16 ') f Raymond Berry or George . 011io State 2I. Oklahoma Statv :13. Kansas. Sauer in motion Snd holds oil 121 . to the ball better than anvOregoii State 19. W"Oli 11 9114111 tint, oil the tearn lie leads h-is Sanford boxer Victor Perez It; teani in receptions and touch- displayed a devasting left hant! .,l in scoring a unanimous 10 ruw, West Vir, -Juia 'I'll. l'itt%b11r'.'h 'leci.sion over Sandy Jeffers I irks L pre- Jacksonville Tuesday night. I t III Tex a s Tech nict \ ounig Predictions are for games of Nov. 4 L± , Miami Fhi. I 18, L'nh (rsIt Nt's ada (l.as egiis i (N i Miaiiii (Ohio I 21. Vett'rni MiCtiiiitl 18 Purdue ii Michigan I,ilt $ Notre I) mint 17 N is s 7 Illinois 17. \t,rIhs s'stt'rn II . - - Orlando for the guard position. Bennie Shaw and Gerald 218. including a steel plate in Ouens appear to be the two that his hip %%*hile the second. an- will fight it out for t~,e other sophomore named Anthon Davis. was merely remaining forward spot. Shaw is 6-foot-1 from Orlando and vo ted the player of the gam Owens is 6-foot-I from Daytona. Robert Mitulluzn, 6-foot-S. of They're just as deep at full Birmingham. Alabama aphack, where starter Sam i Bami Cunningham is a pears to be the front runner for beautifully proportioned 225. the starting role at center . , pounder who's a cinch to be SaW 5 main competition :s Shaw's ii No 1 draft choice coming from i Scott Randa'l foot -5, of Mars dIe Tennessee re The starting ssni& --t'tus'ers are Garrison. maybe gaille. and / / 'I t'jil" h%, %%hill ping t1w B111(al m-s. 23-21 . •..'' , I I.oiilss Ilk' 32. 'Fulsa Ii iNi Kent State 20, Marshall Th'inptils State 2$, Wichita Stati' li Ni - I';ga(l, fiit'iiih. alnicist iiumc'k as a s ink ss' have passed the ,nul.pcunl ccl lii" cullt'giatt' gi at .'auIi arid are' moving into titi' Nos em h" cicis' ii her t omik ni ru d islit lIt L1 Feelings in iii.' I . Will rtin h0l Ili'., .Sallird"1% The SEC BILL BAKER - Father Of The Forward Puss - with 1 T By MAJOR AMOS B HOOPLE round 10. of Falmouth. Kentucky and Chip Crawford, 6-foot-I of .Neill. who's 6.2 and weighs ) After , ' s ..:::::::::::::::.:.:.:::::::::::.:::.. :-:-::-:-:-:::-:-:" Record 'Perf ect' 11 'I , - ta _~ 4 . At _W_r - llarppr, Gary Sanborn, _. //, 11~~ Holds - ________ WarEagles Aim For Keep . .•. - __ '' Barbara Brandorf and Karen games this fall. She-that's right, No. 63 is a liirchett, sophmores, and 1965 and 1966, and Bob Gibson Debbie Grimsbey and Vicki girl-didn't play at homeBy HAL BOCK coming. The shapely kicking and Denny McLain, both in Usry, Irestunen. Associated Press Sports Writer 1968, were the only previous UnOviedo's footballers have a I. specialist was crowned home(Al NEW YORK (AP) — To the animous Cy Young winners. 6 record. beating Ocoee, 7-Olast coming princess. COIl surprise of absolutely no one, Whenever Carlton pitched, he week for their initial victory. Theresa Dion, known around Ma Philadelphia's Steve Carlton filled Philadelphia's Veterans Their homecoming opponent, the locker room as Good 'Ole 63, Dir tuis won the C)' Young Award as Stadium, providing the lone Astronaut, has a 2.3-1 record IS not only the football team's How about those Auburn War a tthe best pitcher in the National bright spot in an otherwise with victories in both of its last placekicker, she is also ... Eagles? Some kind of str ong! president of her senior class, an dea league. bleak season for the Phillies. two games. Cr0 Carlton was the unanimous honor student and a beauty Coach Shug Jordan has done an putting Job outstanding queen. 11 choice of the 24-man committee That makes her the only girl together this team of soph-A for of baseball writers-two from -.'.. on a high school varsity team In mores and juniors. It has to be a Ida each NL city-for the honor dur after turning in a remarkable " Florida, says Floyd thy, di- super coaching effort. Look for rector of °he state's High School him or Coach Doug Dickey to be be! fl.lO record for the last-place named SEC Coach of the Year. Activities Association, ye> I'hillk's. We had some fine ball games o::-:.::.>:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:. Theresa, 5-foot-2 with eyes of The lean left-hander, who acii , blue, filLs her helmet with mas- last week. The FSU.Auburn Su counted for 46 per cent of Alabama, hosting a not too ning. Both teams need good ses of blonde curls. She also fills game was the top game inWa Philadelphia's 59 victories last volvingan SEC team. The Tiger strong Southern Mississippi passing att.ack.Looks like alow Lyman's Ninth Grade grid end.zone. The vital extra points her regulation-size uniform con season, is only the sixth unscoring game. Gators have got con came on a run by Bob Riazzi. with a trim 120 pounds and defensive backfield picked off team, found themselves leading animous selection in the 16-year force kept Its record intact set only 7-3 at half. I imagine Coach to have this one. Florida by Crooms scored in the fourth proper padding in the appro- four of Gary Huff's passes to history of the balloting and the Tuesday night with their 84 J up three touchdowns. Final Bryant said a few words at half, three. period when Ned Raines priate places, first Phillic ever to win the victory over the Crooms "I'm not even the lightest score of 27-14 Is a little With the Tide scoring 21 points climaxed a Panther drive with Panthers at Sanford Stadium. I.SU VS. MISSISSIPPI: I* award. He also is the first man ,. ' • . an eight yard run. The try for member of the team," she says deceiving, with Auburn leading in third quarter, and added It was the fifth time In as ord to win the award while pitching r, ' with a giggle, "but my hair is a 27-0 in fourth quarter. The twenty more in fourth quarter Playing in Tiger Stadium is bad Baby many games the the extra points failed. for a last-place team. Tigers played pretty much to breeze in 48-11. Alabama enough, but going in with a 4-3 ' Among the outstanding little longer." Carlton polled 120 points for Greyhounds have dumped the Mariners Coach Bill Zumprevent football in final 12 reserves got to see plenty of record against an undefeated Greyhounds on defense was Ns ballot sweep-five points for opposition. And it was only the needed action in this one. LSU team is worse. You can Rocki'>' Felker ('OUI(l (10 it for Steve Lang who intercepted two herb says, "She's not only the minutes. second time in five games an car each first place vote. Itunnerup TtrflessCe, playing at home normally throw the record In other conIertnce games Bulldogs. Alabama defense passes and recovered one best we've got, but she's just opponent has been able to score was Pittsburgh's Steve Blass, could be difference, allowing fumble. In addition to his about as good as anybody's Georgia, trailing 7-0 at one against an unoeaten Hawaii books away when these two who had 35 points. Ferguson on the Hounds, both times it time, and deadlocked 7-7 at team, scored on the first pin)' of r.eet, but the Tigers are too under 10 points per game. Tide blocked punt Clark also had a got." was the Panthers who scored. Jenkins of Chicago, last year's girl who runs half, had a tough time beating the game. Defensive hack much this time. IU, with a was The wisp of a pass interception. Tuesday's victory C>' Young winner, was third would like to take State big to help move them up to number In the defensive Tine the the 40-yard dash in 4.6 seconds Kentucky 13-7 up in Lexington. Conard Graham picked oft the week off, will be ready for the achieved by the Lyman defense with 23 points, in first of two passes to be Itches. If Ole Miss quarterback one nationally. I don't believe stalwarts were Jeff Zignise, didn't grow up a tomboy among Georgia dominated the game Cleveland's Gaylord Perry which was nothing short of younger statistics, but had trouble returned for touchdowns Norman Weese can have a good they will. look for State to be Lonnie Peeler and Jerry her five sisters and a super. The Baby Hounds scored was named the American twother. She stumbled into her putting points on board. Two against the outmanned Rainday, tile game could be close. tougli. Wish I tu d the intestinal eaking a Human. League winner Wednesday pe field goals by Braswell, one bows. The second Interception ISU defense allowing under Next for the Baby Hounds will gridiron career by accident. scoreless tie. Scott Clark raced fortitude to predict and upset, Car lton's 27 victories topped second quarter with nine points per game has to "It Just kind of happened a from 38 yards and one from 34 came in be a clash with the Patriots of but Tide by seven, be the majors and tied the Nation- In to block a Panther punt and one 58 tough. I.SU by Is, teammate Rick Wilkinson Lake Brantley, next Tuesday year ago," she said. 'There yards, and a four-yard run by David Alien returning al League record for it leftyards for a TI). Vol reserves night at the Lyman High field, was this powder puff game we Jimmy Poulos accounted for all ti-under set by Hall of Fainer came along to scoop the ball up vs. TULANE. 4. KENTUCKY TENNE,SSEE vs. GEORGIA: and lug it five yards into the .Sandy Koufax. Koufax in 1963, Garne time is set for 7:30 p.m. had here-girls, you know--and the Georgia points. Excellent played most of second half and I liked it. Besides, I found out hat d fought SEC football game. were able to score only three Playing in Athens, Georgia Playing the Green Wave In New State points. That Mississippi The that I could kick good." came on a 38 yard needs this game bad. If they Orleans at night, the Wildcats Turning out for fall practice, Bulldogs, trailing Houston 13-7 field goal by kicker Rick can get by the Vols they still conic in with a 2-5 record, anTownsend. she found she was "leg weary." in fourth quarter put on quite a The Vols could have have Florida, Auburn and (loft a very close game with scored more, but 34-2 was Georgia Tech looking But her male teammates gal. show scoring 20 points in the them in Georgia. Kentucky has lost one enough. the face. But if the Vols can game by lantly offered to give her some final frame and sending the one point, one by tour This week every SEC team Is take the Bulldogs they will have and booting pointers and she soon Cougars back to Texas on the baseman Felix Millan and leftTENNIS another by six. Tulane, 34 BASEBALl. developed a soccer style punch. short end of a 27-13 score. in action but Vanderbilt. green lights, blue sky and the stated the season strong, handed hurler George Stone. 7.urnberls says Theresa asks Houston picked as touchdown Highlighted games this week winid GOTERORG Sweden — John FOOTBALl, to their back, with beating Boston College and P)IILADEI.PHIA — Danny Former OakNewcombe, the No. 1 seed from no favors and receives none- favorte by all experts, was are Auburn vs. Florida, LSU vs. Mississippi Ker1tucky and Georgia, but losing four of their — OAKLAND Ozark, a coach for the Los An Mississippi and Tennessee vs. Vanderbilt to go. Both with 5.2 last fI ve including last three in a geles Dodgers. was natned land Raider wide receiver War- Australia, beat American Dick except she doesn't scrimmage outplayed lit every deparUtient. manager of the Philadelphia ren Wells, 29, was granted court Stockton, in the second round of and she dresses with the Sophomore quarterback Rocky Georgia. The winners of these records, the Vols have enjoyed row. This game between two of Felker threw for two TO's and three gaiiies would be assured a more publicity, higher national the struggling Southern teams permission to leave Oakland for the $,000 World Championship cheerleaders. "And the ui l'hillies. bowl invitation if they can finish ranking and more prestige, due*will be a good ball game. Both Bowie Kuhn, Houston to join the Houston Tennis lournament, 74, 6-7, 6scrimmage rule is mine, not ran for anoL*vr. N EW YORK — Meanwhile up in Nashville, the season with a reasonable mostly hers," he adds. conunissioner of baseball, fined Oilers of the National Football 1. to their win over a learns play a heavy schedule But there are still four games the Ole Miss Rebels were showing. strong Penn State team. The for the ability icE the learn. I PORT TALBOT,Wulc League. Charles 0. Finley, owner of the day at the exAUBURN vs. FLORIDA: Big Orange has to c(iiiii. or, believe the SEC team is PHILADELPHIA - The Clark Graebrier of New York thisi season and Theresa hopes having a field world champion Oakland Athstrong to stay in rankings. Got a stronger. Kentucky by four. letics, $2,500 for giving in- Philadelphia Eagles added for- beat Czechoslovakian Jan to atone for last Saturday, when pense of the Vanderbilt Cornlost 14-12 to modor'es. Five interceptions Playing in Gainesville has to funny feeling about this one, but Mariners 6-1, 7.6 and the creased compensation to to two trier All-Pro defensive back Zabrodski 6-7, and three lost fumbes pretty help the Gators. Also, a week have to go with Vols by five, Final Note: With the season of his players during the World Kermit Alexander to their ros- moved into the quarter-finals of Melbourne. After warming the bench for much tells the tale for Vandy. off will help. Aubuta comes to rushing to a close, the bowl ter, but lost reserve tackle the Dewar Cup Indoor TourSeries. five games, Theresa was sent In Leading 21-0 at half and 28-0 town with a 6-1 record, losing ALABAMA vs. MISSISSIPPI scouts are out In full bloom BOSTON — The Boston Red Richard Stevens with a knee in- nament. to try for the extra point. She late In game, the Rebels were only to LSU, 37-7 and 11th STATE: Playing at home again watching all time top games. GOLF Sox released pitchers Gary Pc- jury. impressive in coasting to a 31-7 ranked nationally. The Gators this week, the Red Elephants Some of the smaller bowls will NAPA, Calif. — A teven-un- missed-twice. BASKETBALL t.era and Ray Culp and first miss, but I win. Vandy has yet to win a are 3-2 and coming strong. could find State tougher then a be trying to determine at least ever hardly just "I The Chicago der-par 65 moved Hawaii's Lw'CHICAGO — baseman Rob Burda. NEW YORK -The New York Bulls of the National Basketball ry Stubblefield into the lead at did," she said ruefully &t. conference game and with Tiger defense is cicellent, 4-4 record indicates. Losing by one, and maybe both teatils Kentucky and Tennessee the groand gamc better that,all four to FSU 'rid 11 to Auburn, after this week's play. A couple on the halfway point of the PGA Tuesday's practice. Mets dealt right-handed pit- Association released To prove it, she promptly only conference games left, it 'wecllcticns. Gator defense is as State took Houston last week, of timely upsetL could throw a èhers Gary Gentry and Danny waivers center Done Murrey, Tournament Players Division like bad news for the good or better, and Nat Moore Confidence will be high. State wrench into the bowl committee Frisella to the Att&nta Braves acquired from the Baltimore qualifying tournament. He had booted seven footballs through looks Commodores. gives them slim edt!e in run- Sophomore the uprights. quarterbackplans. a 54-hole total of 213. in exchange for secondBullets Aug.9 in a cash de..l. Lyman Frosh - 1111 L. I_____ 0~- I '. : .; 4 ___________________ . 7 . ,I ( _____ I -- PIF r Lasketball coach at fake Placid A IH a L — rind is rerrwmbered (or hi ut.ct4inding performances for •.VI1 .iE PAUI.K R1)R II1.1ST IU)RRIE CLIFTON both the Raiders and the Oviedo -I — __ I inflS iver;iging .13 points per game and Ed Whipper, 6-fnot-A, from Thomas is coaching Paulk was All-Division II and at Oviedo. ,tno ther former Oviedo Lyman High in Langwd and player.tavidTnssie,6-f 00t. is AIl-St.t.' and has shown rea l Stokes is on the Jones High starting to pick up and could he improvement on last week' R amjet (onctung staff in Orlando. key 'x"akn.'ss, his defense. a contender for a starting The game is set for an 8 pITL Hurst led the team with his S('IIIOI' Vl('(' pres id ent, lAP Barrett . At right is ENGINE CLEANING for.arrI job. El( of tilt- month awar(ls W(1( Imi(l(' l)v tipoff at the Seminole High field 4aal percentage per rent flead coach Joe Sterling is pas r~lt gym tilIniSSion is ftf'd At ist ',":ir mci ivriged ii The pl.'sedi with the progress his ('it til was ( ; rt'g Wall l('k of I ( '; t iv . is 'i-a i is, l'ft .; I rant li ikv a ml I week open the regular points .mnd 2 c"tiimis wr is making, 'sp4'viaily in shoWn ac('I'pt ing his I)l;ultlt' I roni tht' hank's game season in Tampa against the case of Paulk and Hurst. Florida College on November They're starting to regain the'r Clifton is considered the most .er ,rc' 5 Pe 1t' V 14 The home opener is frandshould improved hail player on last intc)p%hape be -237 French Ave.. Sanford • November 18 when the North year's team, by Sterling. by the time the season opens, Paulk was one of the state's Quickness is pointed out is one ______________ Ph. 322-9621 three There are only ____________________________________ f his key .mss.'?. yo'ir - nr'r iast ________ _______ -sophomores on the 14-man ______________________________________________________ Itaitier squad, and two of them have nailed starting roles as tl't r season opener nears M 111 Bob Hurst. 6-foot-S. from Ji — ears of watching college Covington. Kentucky, apfirst touchdown pass, against liv Mt'I{ltAY Ol,l)El{MA liii' Nic I tt'anIl in the nation starting th e football. I've never seen a parently has one of Young .1 K is there for his Oregon , the coach was again Nl:A team with such depth and forward jobs tie was one n LoS AN(;l;l.l-:s 04 made special T iathvi' It) St't' t's'erv day . John ;iskcd if he , (1tiIlitV at the striking offen- leading This is tI, c';ii ci i ll(, orers and rehounder it iitt' ci! h('fl tit'it1t's lias'ing , M('KaY positions - receiving. last year before being ideline' anal liii' prculr ' s in 515 "Ni'' he answered. "I've a taliriteci halfback at (Irethrowing and running. college' football l'here '.11 t'. hired an extra guy to do that by an injury ifl ago. i ( ('IW among others, 'I'otfl I lar. lwatl coach of I 'SC. .1 K. Mc' for inc." Willie Paulk, a Young .1 K logs virtually mon's lms' Mark at 111 - A is a Trojan wide ren cornhiMARQUI S Kay father-awl-so The mg time as from Birmingham Alabama . i-t as mu uc h pl a y I)iih .lra's L it talent gt ic (ii gr ci a han s e ffec te ti d UiS * r hae' nation ha ' MONTEGOS I (It sd (,arrhon w hi) gas e will likel) start at one of th. bo Allell it Hobbs I i i sit Mrs \lc Kas of in the life 'plectjofl of brand ONTE R EY S h ft up a chance lobe a speedster guard positions. Paulk p I on (,r'izi s ho I t in the stands " '3 Mercur s a iai las' anti more caught his first varsity ting i track tin tht t S Olympic usually a deadly shooter Er' COMETS at Ashland College. ' I h \*cSS clii s IS team for the prestige of play- outside. a g ,ii n st Arkansas hiin r White's lois I)aniis r i medIdIed I CA PR IS c,is about Coach McKay was asked if to listen to them' to Iic:l SL iand preparing at Ari'/Mlia State returning drive/ oti r' other The that 'idiot' coach playing his he c*nigr'itnliitcd his son. carer , for a pro football sophomore, Bobbie Clifton, i. rte a They all c's ,:t' niwmnorn's of their [thall;liying íaone of three players in con"No," he said, "i was too 'Rliot' Actually, young J. K. is tht'rs. So, in a serist'. (lilt'S for the second starting busy starter or11'S r. ita:enn: 25 in waves. Agiinit Stanford. guard After J. K. hauled in his t>o1icia11111 - -— (lilton, 5-foot-10, of Arcadia they played three different -- - couples. cus • - -- ___________ Kicker sal' , - , 1 _ _ - - . - - .. - '.JbIUU upset last week the Lyman . -. _ . ft WAIIA will t returning to their I matet Noverriber 11 for an alumni game against thic year s Raiders Among those that h i ' in tlready said they will _______ __ ,k . _________________________________ — 1scl~ 76,111% , W 1-m _ \1 -, ira call Several former Seminole Junior (ollege basketball stars - LL chart is now 24-9. Taylor Is 21-8 while J Richards has a 21-12 for _____________ - - ..1 _ ampaign ifrraldcportF4ltnr - - age - By GARY TAYlOR - .. scribes in agreement11 week they all had the same records thus there '.as not change in the stan dings. Sports writer Herk) Cush still has a one game lead over Taylor. Cush's season ' I do Preparing -0vie - / •, 10 Taylor in that direction. SHOOTING AT — Joan Majors, chairman of the Lady Errol Golf Classic, and Byron King Ill. vice persident and general manager of Orange Buick, put up the sign on the car offered h Oraige Buick for a hole-in-one during the Lath Errol Golf Classic The 1973 Ri iera ill be presented to the first woman professional golfer scoring an a ce on the 12th hole at Errol Estate Golf and Country Club Apopka, during the 4-hole event which starts Friday, Nov. 3. ..., 0 I - - thatOiedoiscelebratingtt homecoming week has pushed • WORTH . C "- lions to in again this week Evidentiv the victory or the fact — :. h -'-- So moved was he by the Lion victory, Herald sports editor Gar) Ta) br is picking the .• . - All surpriseontheOcoeeCardinals th the Saints to win in a will be seven after tomorrow, final and Richards a 42-0 final. Brantley 28, Labelle 11. to end a six game losing streak. picking •' .- i Foiled In all St. Joe's way. CONSENSUS: Ralph Stumpf's Orledo's picking Astronaut to win by 20- rout. Cush Is picking the Saints Cush Is picking the Hounds St. Joe 44. SNA 4. lions stumped the experts last 14 while Richards likes by a 33-0 count. Taylor foresees win 24-14. Taylor likes the The other game this week has Richards is week but the only prize they will Astronaut by 21-6. CON- a 454 final and Richards feels It Hounds by 38-13 and Patriots picking the Greyhounds to Lake Urantley 's receive is the personal SENSUS—Astronaut 18, Ovledo will be the Saints by 35-0. returning to action against CONSENSUS: Trinity Prep 38, blank the Thbe, 28-0. CONsatisfaction of having won their 11. Labelle field. the SENSUS: Lyman 30, Sanford 9. Labelle at Another homecoming contest Admiral Farragut 2. ltrstgame of the season, about Labelle known There seems to be little doubt little is Perhaps the top game on to be played this week Is the The fearless trio of experts Sanford but th e Herald scribes are all eir meeting between the Trinity tap this week will be played at as to who will win th e from the Herald who do th s meeting with picking the Patriots to win. Saints, unbeaten In five Lyman High field on Friday Naval Academy ' best to come up with the win- Prep St. Augustine. Cush feels the Pats will take a games, and Admiral Farragut night when the Greyhounds St. Joseph's of contests nets in the area prep Just what 18-11 verdict. Taylor likes a 28-15 Pete. The Saints, after battle rival Sanford Seminole. The doubt comes in all pick ed the Lions to lose last of St. will be the final score. rush final the Patriots way and Well, as n.ost know by five road games will be in front The Seminoles are In the midst week. 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PARK 8318090 FINANCING ON 4EW& USED CARS �6B-The Sanford Herald Thursday. Nov. 2,, 1972 J In the Sky L __________________ ______________________ ACROSS i) ___ 3 Su,a _____________ _________________ P 3Trtnh 4Lumnous ta3ed _______ 46Celestiil '& 49 A M Wh.t $ 2d t 9 Harneu GOddPUn1 peace 31 Masl&nr name name er'. tiki tvar !Iigii ___ ___ .1 (uffi L3S$C1, ''"Y 1 t :iG Feimnine _____ Cb. TrN Y N. 5, tat I DEAR ABBY. I am a learId rl and ese'e , 3' 29 Feminine name aci-ourit PiSma1lri ."i EarTh's ,.atellite , Dthtr Cr.'h,tatc shocks them. Michael Rupe pla)s the stranger. __ s-P NBC THE FLIP WILSON SHOW Flip gets comedy murder of the acquitted nian. Eu NelSOn and SKYC Aubrey luis'e featured roles as Marshall Arthur 11111) attempts to ff5$4 the (.irCunlstafltIM evidence. Notice ' . - trite 1tw,trø' £ %(% A AltamOnte Sprin. rIic1a That the partiei intri.t.d in said follOwS IjSifl?j% enterprise Sr. S Patty rrye Ted*.II 1' ' I7I1 STARTING FRIDAY FOR _____ DAYS ONLY Dated at Altamonte Springs, l,'rnlS ths 30th day of Octobee, RI I ' PubliSh Nov 7. , IA, 3, 3977 DFJ to _________________________ - NAME STAT UTE kind of diet imagi'*able, but hive never lost more than pounds, whl?h I always put right back on, so I've decIded to give up dieting. I've never dated much, but I didn't let it make me miserable. I have a good bookkeeping )ob, read a lot and do beautiful needlework. My problem: I am going with a 54-year-old man Who — Shu:d i rn.irn him' Wh:1 else w,iid 300 pounds civerc'o'zht' — —. — — — — — 14 fT — — — 1 — — — _____ ____ _ ___ _______________ _________ ___________ _____ _____________ _____ 19 18 pleitse finish this. He's a widower with marned children who think I'm the greatest. He los'es me and says he likes me just the way I am. He wruld be a good provider, and I wouldn't have to work, but he says I could if I wanted to. We like the same things [we're tx*h homebodcs and b'iow we could be h2ppy togt)er. My parents are against him because he's older thin my father. Abby, If being treated well can make a girl love a man, I know I could learn to los e him We have never been intimate [lie hasn't even tried I passcngcr Mtss Channing on a "volunteer" for a dangerous prisoners. boat captained by Asner. Singei mission behind German lines ______ 1)onnv Hathaway solos on 'Put during World War II. It stars Your Hand in the Hand" and lee Marvin, Ernest Borgninc, 10.11 ABC OWEN MAll Robert Ryan, Telly Savalas, SIIAI.l.,COUNSEIA.)R AT LAW "For All We Know." Jim Brown, George Kennedy, "Who Saw lim I)te" A inIn Charles Bronson and John acquitted of a murder charge is aasavettes. Marvin is the t. found dead. The father of the 8.9 ABC MOD SQUAD — — — — 12 11 0 ________ 9 — — — " ____________________ _____________________ 'Ø 250 rm ._ .- - _____________________ — 23 28 27 gang.cter is taken into personal lead the misfits. Tonight's half killtngts then charged with tht — — pv'out,i " nam.d For - 137 - — _____ ______________________________________ Tele t'is ion _____ _____ 42 ___ ___________________ _________ ___________ _______ ________ _______________ _________ — 12 1 THU R S DAY — — — - Truth (4) Truth or - 1 ' LAST TIMES TODAY p i "RYAN'S DAUGHTER" ' ' . ) b . 'i . . 2:30 8:00 ' f-j MILLS &9TI C'. I?. to gain. (4) Waltons if you can tell me how to handle them. Someone once told est a rrcie, and make you feel guilty if you break the chain give me a pain-in-theneck' I don't ltke to bother with them, and I certainly don't want to bother six more people _________ _____ _____________ ., .- 7 ,. (9) 3330 (2) TCwirght Show (') Movit's l)EAB POLL'V— I ciiulii mit fund a clothes hamper large enough to suit our needs so I bought an oversi7ed plastic I I () Loi.e ci Life 11.00 (2) (4) (9) News lt P(lL.l. ( lt%MER ' " (9) Password (9) Owen Marshall VIRGINIA TO (RAWrORL) 1A17 W Vine Street creen top and in a prt'tt basket weave pattern. My hus- scnt ii to me tnd drilled holes for cntaIa1nin in the bottom with ar rlrctruc drill lie worked from the inside Out so any tough t'oiIes inside wuuld he elimInated I floW have an attrac- UNCHAIN'EI) "3 in the Attic " (R) Ascoc'iatiren requests release WITNESS my hand and seal of 55d Court this 74th day of October, ART hoP H flICK WI III. JR Clerk of said C our I fly (ecehia V Fkern t).puty Clerk Gordon V rredereck Attorney for Pøtltionpr ______________________ - -- COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 71 1173 In • P'I. TI T 1011 OP DEAR UNCILAINED: I return It to the sender with a friendly note asking him to please Include me out! ?sIRS l)EAR ABlY The other day I went to visit a '% bathroom and do It. I disagree. How do you feel about it? ' NEW NEIGHBOR DEAR NEIGHBOR: A ankfng on a bate bottom is punishment. T add to it the humiliation of being punished _______________________________________________ in this manr.er "In front of someone" Is, I think, cruel, ____________________ FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, NOVFMBIIR 3, 1972 (llIl; CARROLL RIOHTIR'$ ". Polly's Problem . (e rtci I r • -. ' () Aj the World Turrn (9) Let's Make S ii rri 111 e r , I)EAR POLLY—I have a Pet Peeve. Why doesn't orit- r I s method for signaling the driver behind you to dim his ligtts' I hate being blinded by high beams from the guy °' gal behind me who is either too stupid to realize what ht' or she is doing or Just does not care. We hate an autoS iutic dimmcr--photo electric cell tYpe—on our car and it is sensitise enough to dim our headlights from the reflecticcn (if the bumper ahead, or tail lights, at least half a By JAY SHARBLT NEW YORK AP — "That Certain Summer" is over. It'll be interesting now to see how many — if any — compiiinta (dock away Ma be legislation to have these dimmers on are registered with ABC for ,:!l ars would help solve the problem -JANET IitAIl POLLY — F ci u r bath towels, sewed together, iii,ike an idea! pad cover for the bottom of the baby's ;lac pen as it is extra absorbent showing "Summer" in the first Jeanne place. The theme of this made- Flintstones DEAR P(ILL\'-I want to tell (lit' reader who wanted changing the name of the minor child named in that Petition but would enter into an - WITNESSED coy hand and seal of 1lgreeuwnt to pay the actUhl UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION - I)E.•fl (1IltLS—.t couple of slices of bread put in a plas. tk bug wIth the hard coconut and left for a couple of dais is also a r*'ni.'dy for this problcrn.—POLL' County, rlorida, thiS 10th day of October. 1917 Orlando, Florida 17907 Attorneys toe Executor clearly points out the inequities Ht:wnuLIs and GINGER .1 VON III P801 IS. his wifO Defendant(s) Clerk of Circuit Court fly Maxine S Eden in the language of the Utilities _______________________________ FINAL DECREE of ForecIour. entered on October . 3977 by the NOTICE OF BULK TRANSFER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to above entitled Court, in the above the creditors of WAYNE'S STYLES styled cause, the undersigned OF ELEGANCE, Owfld by WAYNE United Stales Mbrshal. or any of his , LECKIF, that a bulk transfer i At 3 1 è 4 10 about to be made pursuant to the property situate in Seminole Chapter 616. Florida Statutes (1973), County. Florida. described as: Lot SUNLAND ESTATES, FIRST and to all others to whom it may ADDITION, according to the Plat concern. N I •icept .JIJS.J,J1thC I 'JSDSI It SUIUiaSI £CCOP,INQ pus., ______ (4) Secret Storm 19) C)ee Life t Live 'X (2) I Dream of 1 F A U P () L L \'--\zishing bales's lace after meals i.t'c'med quite disgruntling to both of us until I gave him a ('lean wet washcloth and let him do ii himself. lie not cmlv gets hIs little face fairly' clean but chews on the wahckcth which feels great to his itchy' gums This also keeps hull o('cupk'd w tult' I cIri: up his after-dinner 'tiu v,iIl recei'.e a dollar if Poily cises your fat orite homemaking idea. ltt't Pet's e, L'oll% 's I7rublt'mn or solution to a problem. 'rite I'oUy in cart' of this newspaper I done, plan a p,srty that will make your mate happy Insole —________________________________________________ television can get, an exam- close friends. Show your line talents oil to good advantage sense of humor is app;eiateuJ MOON ('lIILI)REN iune' 2 to July 21) Fntertaining good friends can make your time at home ser' enjoyable ani bring finer understanding between all concerned Launching a new _________________________ _____________________________ WIN AT BRIDGE plan now .an he successful Li.(.) iJuly 22 to Aug 21) You have rut some new ide'at ii) successful Associates a:e most cooperaus'e now Take adsantage of their fine mood. Br alert. 'lRC() (Aug 22 to Sept 2 I his is a good day to get r,d of personal property you don't want Make repairs on whatcsrr you want to keep Buy new appliances for the home that will add to its comfort. ination already passed by such regular series as "The Bold Ones," "All in the Family" and Not So "Marcus Welby, M.D." i$ r COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL NO 731311 Boulevard, Dated, 103377 Orlando, Florida Thetransferor Pies JACK F. PEEPLES done business in the past three years United States Marshal _______ Semoran Boulevard, Attorney for Plaintiff Publish, Oct. 19, 26, 8. PlOy. 2.9, ______ Casselberry, Florida / Generous George?' p.i. 'a 'a t. I SEA FOOD HOU SE v i: I', a coming home present. Then he led the three of trumps i Vest said. also give ice to K 95 Highball . , 65 Children 's Dinner . . 89 Sti'i thru 'iIiiips .11 Ui i iii - li)c in Fri & Sat. ll:30a in. -11 p.m. SAGII"EA KIt'S Nos 2to Dec. I Alter completing 'ouz 4, LIM W4AAAIr/N6 I a iVI(E (,-.' P/4BOL P,4Nz/N/!..,111 J'0u1'.. DO 'VU RECOON'E ____________ 1 George was just as gerier- Petitioner, DAVID V TREPIT and SHELBA TRENT. hit wile, water service area. As the Defendants charter NOTICE OF ACTION ______ ______ TLJr4 p south and southwest of lake application for certification of TO. DAVID V TRENT and SHELBA .1 TRENT. his wife, 233, Orlando, Florida, on or before November 79th 1977, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court Seminole County. Florida, lb short title of which 5 III RE THE permits, c,4.I.1111,I."l I L ,. _,. - ., ____________________________ ________________________ LCCi$C... t L_sK'1 ______________ -_-1____ "E ____ 1t'1IE! ______________ the ç). '1 I possible future wastewater V: _ treatment for the area. ( Seifert said that these cer- the5 per cent gross receipts tax distribution system. The basic rate is $&50 for 10,000 gallons of MARRIAGE OF LINDA C MOORE. of Seminole County. Florida PETITIONER, and DAVID K. (Seal) Publish Nov. 7. 1972 MOORE, RESPONDENT, these DEJ 13 presents command you to appear ARTHUR H. BECKWITPI. JR 10th day of November. Court, on this 9th day of October, A D 1972 ENTERTAINMENT ARTHUR P1 BECKWITH. JR iii f lh Circuit Court Itv Cecetla V Ekern Deputy Clerk WHAT vicuw,,) ',t.0 rU.P. L-J , ci p,c,i 4 t"CW CC -4iL.,A Cl 40 wAF PRFTUy'.MA"Tt7-.EC' 6tL'.EPL.ATP CL3''rC A'rrsFlEp v.rn-i Ai.i.ier A-h'THINO ,__._-.._, L "-... I:ngagc in i ruhhc acilsIty thai will improve your image Don't neg1cu oumipo:lnt orrcspondoricc AQUARIUS tian 2) to f:e b jtl') You want to expand and this would be wise pros'sJed 'ou first get all the (acts and i figures that are necessary to do so You can now make far l',i". 'h'' ''" Paas f'as' L''.' IV V _ , " °'' ' - sougtit in the case isa disO1utiOfl of ______ __________ By MI A your marriage to EUGENE F. i '$ ARMOUR 'j ' the original of your answer or other pleading in the Office of the Clerk of Unescorted Ladies Drinks 50c Post Office Drawer 2 709 North Oak IN COUNTY JUOOE'S COURT, ____ sears, (t' r3(rous George b,:.li.1 M 1.4(1 __________________ West %orth East South 'l't., : _________________________________ _____ ____________________________ After an at)s&'rI('c of several , SPECIALS . _______________________________________________________ ___________________________________________ T 0 N I , demanded in the petition and the cause will proceed e.l.arte • WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL of this Court on ttie list day of SANDWICHES ______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________ H I tober, 3972. (Seal) Arthur pi flkwith, Jr is 1 more money than you base in the past PISCLS (Feb 20 to Mar 20) Follow your intuitive hunches back in the bridge game. Pai We are not sure If his ab ps'... IV 34 Pass 2 4 Pass 3 4 ADMISSION - IALCOWY and yr.ni an rnak more' progress than you have in the recent SP!li'+' wa' (lOt' tO a st' Ill I Ps USUVE SEATS lSc t. $2.50 p,at \ ou .an riukc new dc,ils easily now Fsenong is ideal for pi isoii ciised by his use If hiving a delightful time with reiate well knowrl generosity away one of those ciarrmng young people who must he taught to day of December, 1977 If you fail to Estate of doso, a ludument by default will be EVERETT C RIGGS, DECEASED taken against you for th relief HOT LU NCH EON . Mum' (itilc'l' reason, 1'' - PAII-MUTUfl, WAO4*tNS -. [0 PEN SUNDAY ____ Clerk, Circuit Court By: Cecelia V E ' Depu'y Clerk 5 PiA. -2A.M. PubliSh Nov 2, , IA, 73. 1977 DEJ II \'o.i svj:t,. i,','j LA K VA • LAKE 42 LADIIS F*EE HAPPY HOUR 5.7 A—'uur partner Is Clean) 'h'iNfE$ — Msn. .ThUIS.. - - -- - - - . J water.Thereareglconnectlons ".1'., .-, - , He won the Prst trick with aeien u-lubs now. Tb. simple his ace of dIurnonds led a bid is just In go Lu six clubs here which will manifest themselves early in life, spud" to dumm% 's act' and and forget about irsen. "The Stars impel, the)' do not compel." What you make of your life is l.ergely up to you' (:a:ro!I Righter's Individual I:orec.ast for your sign f or November is now ready For your copy send your bi.zthdate i.nd SI to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), ruffed a set'onld spade with TODAY'S QUESTION the ace ci trumps. ln'vd of bdding four dea. Then he cashed ttie king of tnonds. )'our parliwr baa jumped ti IlIflJ)S, looked at his oppo- to levi' clubs osrr 'uur three nt'nto in his most friendis a1 des. What do you do now" Soc DRINKS & HORS D'OEUVRES y ..[, 629, Hollywood ('au! 91)015 L.: ' . mnatinei and said. "I dont Answer I.umuauw I*CAL.ATOR & 11.114 TOe— CLU B OVFJH T5#?O Yyp &i#i — Ap1. P.retoq UUIVAT)ONI — aU )SSfUt1I IAOf IC A..M..) 140 OWl UWIII SI ASUITTID _•, I L. -i-- - — - - - .. ______ Publish Oct 76.8. Nov. 7.9. IA, 1977 opi 1s9 matter was set for November _________________ _______ DRAINAGE PROBI.EM..S JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 72.3101 .2 - A public hearing on this ____________________________________ ..BLONP!F. --1LOCI.., ' I : KP..j''EZ3 "o_i A 5WAE.J ('j1 1 -.'-... Mrs. John Craig appeared on 'O I, L* In rip The Marriage of JAMES C TIIOXELL. SR. Petitioner, anti ELIZABETH RElIC TROXELL. Respondent - by ChIc Young ______________ _____ - I BxE...'1 H Y C€ST' , , ,,,' - problems, but she still did not want to get rid of the hind and , icC --' . -- ___________ __________ ______________________ - , ., _ef L - lil i.itS 'wii'' - ) ' 0 -t 9" that in l99, they had bought land which had been set a.side by the county for homesites. The lake was high then, but is nowracticallyetnpty.Shesaid - yIC : --' I ' ' '-'1 Q' ',.kca..,i . *. ,S TO FL lAM III IRENE TROXELI. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE PthRE1SY NOTIFIED that a proceeding f'r the diSsolutiOn of marriage has been filed against suitable building site, but that ou in the Circuit Court, in and for if she c'ould build on it or sell it. . NOTICE TO CREDITORS MARRIAGE OF JAMES E b '- - ". " -v-. - . ___ — _________________ I '- 1 c' : i'E . (U .. jJ ) 1 --• ' c money on the present property TROXELL.SR.. PETITIONER. and Bushsaid that for 13 years, this area has taken hours, days, weeks and years of county time. r:onrimand you to appear and file your AnSwer or other defenSe or To All Persons Having Claims , pleading with the Clerk of the Circuit Demands AgaInst Said Estale r..,',t of Seminole County. Florida, You and each of you are hereby arid serve a copy thereol on notified and r.qui.'.d to fll• any Petitioner's atlorney. Mack N rlaims anti demands which you, or Cleveland. Jr . CLEVELAND. either of you, may cave against said MILE 4 (tERRY, on or befOfe the estate in the oPtic. of Hon Wallace H Hall, County Judg. of Seminole 17th day 01 NOvember, 1972. ______________________ County, at his office in the Court tlouie in Sanford, Florida. within $I calendar monttis from the time of — the first publIcation of this notice writing and contain the place of otherwiSe a itefaulf will be entered agansl yi)'.i WITNESS my hand and the of fkal seal of lie Clerk of the CircuIt ,!vE .— 4 '. • a __________________________________ -, 's45 ' 1 1 DOWNTOWN SANFORD - - the provisionS of the Fictitious Adams, Oilman & Cooper 709 North Oak Name Statutes, To Wit. SecliOfl US P 0. Box 3471 WinIer Park, Florida Q Florid. Statutes I9S. Altorn,ys for Estate 5: George P. Ron'ju$ Sanford, Flurida 32773 Attorneys br Petitioner Publisher Oct IC. 24, & NOv. 2 Publish: Oct 26,1 Nov. 2,9, IA, 3973 PubIIh: OcI 2L& Nov. 2,9, 34, 972 4 - DPI iss DEl IS? "C" 3EcgE - ,,. I ? I t' - Jf ..' •4 : I " recouimiend vacating and 'I abandoning that property. Mrs. '4.-'. (''tii -* ,g should be guided by the k,, i c, Count' rules as the' are today." _______ __ . ______ __ Commissioner ;id Vihien -. THE PHANTOM _________ cxplriInt'dto Mrs. ('raig thllt her '.1/44'.''.- _____ _____ __ _____ : ______ ''"' . '''. ''_ '' ' 't1.' nAhui ..%is "tv" and that if they allowed tier to ___ _______ ____________ by Lee Filk and Sy Bjrry k_iL ______ _____ -, "( property is in a fltxxl prone area •'. .' .. . I ', ___________ : .. : "i " ' '., " I - Drwittnond reminded (heiii that property could not be _ the owners wished it to b.t. Mrs. ';i,' L'risig left, saying, "Wells I 972 guess I am still where I was DPI lii when I came in." f..t _____ Ir4 I,' 5if 4' .sct -- - c /,,j . t P ' . 'l 'ti' 'pitr iO.' ,.'j "were you, I would not Live there Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Maxine S Eden Deputy Clerk CLEVELAPID. MIlE I BERRY 5' %t4 AD 3973 FlorhdaunderfheFlCtlliOU$Nameof totiwy, or the same Shall be void. 5: Ruth C. RIggs THE BURGER SCENE and that I As Adminlstratrl* intend toreglstee said name with thi tA Said estate Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole ______ 1' 1 she cliii not want to spend ELIZABETH IRENE TROKELL. RESPONDENT these presents engaged in business at 2345 French the claimant and must be sworn to with own self that nothing else will matter and the fine T promise here would be wasted There are many fine talents c -k-'---. , ' - nv Cecehia V Ekern Deputy Clerk & BERRY id your answer or other pleading on Attorneys for P,titicaer Publish: Oct 37. 39, 26, NOv. 2, 3972 the Petitioner's attorney. FRANK Mc MILL AN, P 0 Box 3161, OP I Orlando, florida 37*07. and to file LA DIES N 10 HI THU RS DA K —. lIt Oswald & James Jacoby I ." ___________ trick, to make his contract Pt*SIAiL9 I ii.TttPI eiAl'iO'"'3t.Wt.ED T( GRi3' ,C.A? _______ ________ '4W1 - -' at the present time. As Clerk of the Court by Dick C1Ti (,,,7rJo S ''The Utility has an investment of approxtma(c'ly to the plat thereof as recorded in Piat Book 11. page 9. public records __________________________________________ WINTHROP _________________________ _____________________________________ requirement of the utility to pay required by the County and release from requirement to pay the $100 filing fee for sewage certificated area. __________________________ ___________________________________ were the release from the either before service on plaintiff's 33 East Robinson Street or before the ., A 4, -4 you arc YeaH)' desoted CAPRICORN iDec 22 to Jan 20) laIk over with tigwig your ideas for making the future more successful and happier. s! €r ir. r iar ..)'4G " MY Association is also applying for attorney or immediately thereafter, uiat otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint or petition The property proee'ded against is described as follow's Lot 6. Block 3$, NOR lit Orlando. Florida 37301 that a petition for dissolution of marriage has been filed against ou in the' Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, anti you are the _____ 1 ' ' . DONAL.D il CORBETT. plaintiel's YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIrIED (Seal) r' ru clubs scored the last trick est 'rinth East South by Crooks & Lawrence CAPTAIN EASY Water Association, located without a public hearing, lit' 397?, otherwiSe a default will be and JOY L 115115071 ARMOUR, entered against you. Wife WITNESS my hand and tic. oP NOTICE OF ACTION were now good and the ace ______________________________________________________________ B4ith vu1rcrrbk __________________________ Board that the Lake Harney tificates could not be Issued $5 Slitter Drive, No I) Fairbanks. Alaska an) ___ -- V are required to serve a opy Of your hIu%biiticl. 3 'V ues.s skimos." - 1<IIj I ! I. . Raymond Seifert, Utilitit inventory, merchandise, supplies IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, and serve a copy SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA thereof on Petitloner't attorney, CIVIL ACTION NO. 72.1391 Mack N Cleveland, iF In re: The MarrIag, of CLEVELAND. MIZE & BERRY, on EUGENE F ARMOUR, \ : b I , . .1 II ii•.' BAHAMA JOE 'S LOBSTER HOUSE 5085, French ye. Sanfr.rd 225281 Vote - -" i Farmers Home of the Administration, has a pending _________________________ and file your Answer or other defense or pleading w'ith the Clerk Of Most Cocktails l5 Michelob Beer . _____ / _______ __jI _______ j _________ ________ action for foreclosure of mortgage has been lied against ou and you Roger J McDonald of ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA a 'p better to do, he led a dia. inond Ge or ge ruffed in dummy, led a spade, ruffed with hs queen of trumps and led his last trump to dum '0t'1'II (I). £ AKQ' A UNDER nic do itc't' tiang. but I am going to go e IAT *KJ V ' S O .'LcE / . .. B ____________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH 501(111 ______________________________ ( 1 5 Dinners I7 __________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11111 sleror The furniture, beauty equipment, buSinesS machines, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, Respondent The transfer is made in con NOTICE OF PROCEEDING Sideration of 51.500 00 whiCh will be paid at 33 (a't Robinson Street, TO DAVID K MOORE, RESPONDENT Orlando, Florida, on November 33, I'ESIOENCE UNKNOWN 1977 All creditors shall Pile their YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED claims at 3) East Robinson Street. th,it a proceeding for the diSSOlUtiOn Orindo, Flcrd, prior to I 00 p m of marrge has been filed against on November II. 3972 3aJta ___________________________________________ 'v'JT' .('i' _____________ Barney, a non-profit cor- Address Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an DIVISION B - .1 1r EM 1 w changes FICKLING i. WALKER, INC . Plaintiff, 3 The transferee does not intend DPI 112 to assume the debts of the Iran Robinson Street. Orlando, Florida. David K. Moore, ft 'i by Bowon & S.chw,rx / lacktng Lately. See financial experts and get the'ir advice for the future. lake it cat')' tonight Middle District o' Florida Rowland and Pitf'uska. 31 East and '100 JACKPOT - * ' Administrator reported to the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE schedule of property and list Of LINDA C. MOORE, creditors may be inspected t __________ in the finest style arid Blake' an excellent impression in social CULI(S You have been intlled to several parties Attend those that in Iciest you Show :hat you hate poise SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 2)) Forget outside actIvities and ____________________________ 7. The transferor is WAYNE Seminole County. Florida at public LECK I E whose business address is outcry to thc highest and best bidder N chowder. INCLUDING ___ ______ ________________________________ _____ ___________________________ __________________________ _____ -±Lj Publish. Oct 12, 39, 76, Nov 7, 1977 DCI EdgOwater Drive, Orlando, Florida KENDELL W. WHERRY FOR ALL EVENING ______________________ 311.51 * 3* Orlando, Florida 37*03 placeon or after November13 1977 Pages 97 and 9*, Public Records of as Styles of Elegance, 3107 or cole siaw. hush puppies and our delicIous conch 20 GAMES.PAY ONCE g 7E C41lLENi ___________ TERPRISES. INC whoseadonessis Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. — __________________________ 9th & Oak acted and directed. But it is another toe-in-thewater test of how adult 1 -: 4(11:7 ''" i.AKi; IIAItNEY 1 The said bulk transfer will take thereof as recorded in Plat Book 32. 3601 Londonderry 5:30 (2) () News fense. It was tastefully written, now do much with that sitistic abi1ity you possess anti make yourself and your s'noundings more attractive Find the nght articles for your wardrobe GLMINI (May 21 to June 21') After your Jay's work 3203 Laon Road IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Casselberry, Florida The Iran Thursday, November 36, 3977 at the Front door of tne Seminole County EN NOR RELL stere. is I h4AMAIISMhTH I 1P15_ HAMM(RSMI1II IS7 fttft'tgrus duly authorized deputies, will sell JOHN 0 MAHAFFEY. JR . P A Suite 200, Amherst Bldg -. - ______ AT ThE Tax regulation and that soiree work should is' eiinslderq,d in William F. Ponle. IV ' * ______________ Davis said that this situation Deputy Clerk WILLIAM F. POOLE, IV )- cost of inspectIon or the gros' ARTHUR if BECKWITII. J - NOTICE OF SALE — Notice is hercv given that pursuant to a ' r' receipts tax, whichever is Plaintitf. vs KENNETH P VON _________________________ SpecIfically, it dealt with the (4) Hogan's Heroes agony of a divorced man — i 6:00 () News homosexual — who ultisnately _____________________________ must tell his 14-year-old son the I truth after the father's year-s of BINGO secrecy and apparently normal life. FRIDAY 7:30 P.M. The film, whk'h starred Hal r', Kimbrough 3)5 Wall St. P0 Boa 633 premises The estimated total of GLNLRAL 1LNDLNCII:S. An unuIy fine day to follow your intuitions and to express whatever interest you hate in beauty, sit, color and culture. Also, a good time (ci entertaining or being entertained and enjoying the lighter side of Ide ARIIS (Mar. 21 to Apr. 1.I You ctn easily join with auoutes in an exchange of views that will bring greater understanding arid a more cooperative sptrit for the future Listen to w ht oths'r, hate' to say r - _______ ' -) - - - _______ ______________ _____ _________________________ _______ THE BADGE GUYS __________________________ ___________________________ ____________________________________________________ ________________________ (4) Mery Griffin personal relationships. ;-r ALL __________ __________________ ______________ _______________ PubIih Nov 7. 9 34 73 3977 DEJ 35 - 3 he ((,c(iflljt is soft —( \1 . ._.r: 1 ri.- -y',t' t.,J ,sddrof the claimant and must be corn to by the claimant, his agent Iw, Ji, Piace broadcasting the movie Wednesday night. The network was edgy about 1.ILI,IAN ___________________________ ,t.fLJ1 ________________ ______ TOMORROWI 30 (2) Return to Peyton by Al Yermeer .-' ij ____________________ ______ LAST DAY ii _______________________ 2:30 (2) Doctors () Edge of Night (9) Dating Game 300 (2) Another World () LOVC Is .s Many Splersdceed Trig (9) Generol Hpital c) ____ A. L.., j L reImbursed (or the inspection services which are required. Julian said his as.cociatinn had )i "3 in the Cellar" _______________________ _____________________________________________ Deal ,,' ! ,. on the 7151 day of November. 1977, and to ShOw cause why the Petition Should riot be granted. OthCrWi%p a Judgmet may be entered against _____ 7.00 (2) Days of O..ir LIves (4) Guiding Light . p-, (Seal) Arthur 11. fleckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court fly, Martha T. Vihlen _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ 3:30 (2) Dick Van Dyke ''x /i*fi - - .-,, - / CE'.l 1L' V I Florida. within Sia calendar months from the time of the first publication of thiS notice Each ciim or demand muSt be in writing and contain the said Court at Sanford, Seminole " PRISCILLA'S POP extra cost which would is' nece*sithted by the payment of tile tax would is' over anti tii'yirinl %'tl.It purest of (lit' mileltibers of the association Couiunlssimit'r ' ' " ____ ___ J!r __________ ______ err I order to pay ,ff (he in. Ilehtenln'ss IncUrred in the instalidtion of the wiiter systerri servts the whit li now since they were a non-profit nrganii.atlon, he believed that they shotild not be considered In' (lie same situation lax wise as the profit making utility service ' - br the adoption of the minor named fl that Petition and you ar, hereby Pubith Nov 7. 9, IA. 73. 1972 DPi 17 3. 'The Art of Marriage" (9) All My Children r hERALD D,ited thiS list day of October, NOTICE TO CARLTON E AXE 15011 . :, ', j ___ - :v ACE J ES )E EI e'lt4ItC in the office of the County Judge of Seminole County, at his * 3 00 (7) Somerset that the members the ASMX'Iatinn pay tim hlgtwst minimum water bill in .Iullan said of ;c -- ____ __ .4_________ A----j• - .AA JRN __________________ wAt4S •3 c;'Jc s 'iE c tk You are PereCey notified that the above named Petitioner. JOHN ('LII FORD OUSH. has tIed -' - (4) beat the Clock dull spot which is not noticeable urile one looks at it from the side. I would like to know how to restore the shine on this spot —MRS. J. T .... ,. . , ..........- _.',, '1. .*. JOHN VOIGT Midnight Cowboy" Tomorrow what she was doing. The sticker came off but left a that way In front 01 someone than to take her to the otshots (4) Search for U I"F.AIt )'OLL'-M dauizhter put a sticker on the front of n new refrigerator-freezer before I realtzed Later she told me It did more gcecid to punish her child DUSTIN HOFFMAN Sc'it Second , neighbr who had moved in next dr. While I was there, her seven-year-old daughter came home (mm school about an hour late. The child had no excuse 'The mother got a paddle and Instructed the child to lower her Panties d over. MIce about tots' whacks she iaid the child could go. F (4) Where the r :. eli. htmlic'r );irc enc'iizh for us - live and five per cent gross rereipt.s lax as required by the County regulations of water and sewe'ragi' syst'rns In SetnInrele County N' -/ - _______________ To All Persons Having Claims O Demands AgaInst Said Estate: You .irid Cacti of you are hereby riotilied and required to tii any claims and demands which you. Of S Thomas M flehnfield As Esecutor -" P cI.sy of December, 3977. otherwise. tPieall,g5tionot the Complaint wilt be taken as confessed and a Default wilt be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint This Notice shall be published once each week toe Pour tit con FRIDAY Hear! Ic (9) News 17)0 (2) News WA - (jr 1Y.IN -__________ _ you for the relief nI.rnan.IprI ,n the EIOHTE E PITH JUDICIAL CIR ctJ. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE yod - 'I c! Jtilian, attorney, ap- Neti Hriilin 'n ' 1 ('44 I / ' _______ By ANN SIFA.KOWSKI PubfiSti Nov. 7. 9. 36. DPi II i'r attorney, or the same shall be Mtdnoht Show 11 'IC AFTFRNOON 00 (9) SLnnsc Jubilee 6 35 (2) Sunshine Almarsac 635 (4) Sunshine Almanac p.jOt f i iWwAS PYVF 11A)I A Mc WHiH. AM •rytta ItJf It P MAGUIRE. VOOPP4IS & WELLS UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, other hand, I dni't wail to hurt the feelings of the one who ) AVV' tti(JI Tl1I 'y1)O tOvkFI' Al 14'S $J% 4 A RALDT1C [$U1.. AiN'T IN TW aC t I 011 S I'K OP ER TV. and you are required toSeeve a copy of your answer to the Complaint ,, the PIintifft' Attorney, C VICTOR 1311,1 FR. lii Aitn, Gilman (OIipc;, 7'.IC hI,srtfcrrd tluhtiiij. Orlando, I lorioa 37101, nd tile the original in the Office of the Clerk of 1IPPD( ,;c pj;,w - servke to iii l rnernteera. On AprIl 4. I72, the Hoard approved ( tie issuance ref a c'ertifirate of public ('OflVPnIP'P and necessity for ii water IN \ cocrt Aur, defenses to it. if any, on C)oedon V rrpd.ricb. Attoeney for PetItlnpq. whose address is P (3 fln 1795, Sanford, PIond H?7I. and lh nIginaI with the Clerk op the ahoy. %tyted Court onor t,.ffle. the It day t)ee.mbec. I/?. otherwise a SIT UA IF 0 by V.1. I . (4) Gambi! (9) , - 1030 (2) Cencentration 3100 (2) Sale of the Century ts) Movies . .. certainly don't want to get mixed up in anything like that' (aln letters that don't involve money, but (9) Mod Squad 9:00 (2) Irornide IIlgvi1LIiI' DEAR ABBY I hate getting chaff letters, and wonder (4) Perry Mason I NOTICE OF SUIT ' 0 f101i 1795 rInrod 31771 PubliSh Oct 76, & Nov 2,9, IA. 3977 r I ISA DECEASED (;p In r. The MeuIae I PAWrOPI), EMIL F and VIPIOINIA LUCILE cftAWropt), wet, Plat flouk 7, Page 61 of the Public Rords of Seminole County, Florida You. and each of you, are notified Dated St Altmonte Springs, that a Suit br Prescriptive J loricla this 1010 clay of October. Easement to the above described NOTICE TO CREDITORS 9:00 (2) Phil Donahie (4) Romper Room () What's My Line? r,,, IPI YPIP CIRCUIT COURT, _______ SFMINOLP COUNTY. FLORIDA CIL. AION NO' ;Cf. NI ,, v1,î rh( SnnfordHor!d ALLEY IL Oil IDA TO OF F P1 015 PITS NAMED AOOVE AlIt) ALL OTHERS WHOM IT MAY CONC F RN AND ALL. PARTIES OR PPR%OP1S HA/ING OR CLAIMING AllY. RIGHT. TI TI F. OR INT IC FST IN AND TO The North 300 feet of the South 754 teet uP the Southeast Quarter o Southeast Quarter of Section TownshIp 73 South. Rang. II east AIo a right of way easement to the following described property The North IS feel of Lots fl 24 nc tuSive Subdiwson of F c, Townsend's hIom,jted and Southwest Quarter which we are engaged in business of the Southwest Quarter of Section at si last highway 114. in the City II, Township 73 South. Range 33 IN COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT SE71INOLE COUNTY. 11.0111015 File No. 4,972 Estate of Con't 600 I Sat, . Sun (9) Mike Dovglas (9) Wildlife Theatre 7:30 (2) Family Classics _.__ NO% S HOWl N ( '-i' ''i''.'i'' ( 9 ) B.o;o's Big T 500 (4) Capt Kan,sroo Consequences I ___________________ - at age I,, I "who else nould want mr "I Is a beak vole 1th your parents. Don't nash into marriage. , you to make a sincere effort to lose that weLght—then d '.'"'.'' (4) ,,, 6 S (2) Sportc (2) Teda EVENING ______ DEAR t'NDFCIHED: A girl ssho marries a man, hop. Lag to "learn to lose him" is rhklng a lot, That is not to say that only couples seho are ssildly in lose can be happy. - IZ1NioflLiii CoU n ty CoU tiC I I representing the Mullet lk Wnter Assix'iation, which iq ii nclnPrnf II group orgnniied to Defendants NOTICE OF SUIT FO PRESCRIPTIVE FASEMSNY Notite is heretey uven that the undersigned, Pursuant tO the P ctillous Name Statute' Chapt,i' 94% 09. Florida Statute, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida, upon receipt of proof of the publication of this ontice. the fictitious name. to wit T PIE Gil TED PIANOS under ________ _____ nt a girl UN1)ECIDEI) / - ri _________ _____ ou ARE HorirIro that a action toe di5oIutIon of marriaJ. and other rpllpP has h•.o then $Q$iflSt you sort you are required to DILLARD. That the partic's oterested in said t'.sflei% enterprise rC as follOwS S Patty Frye Tid*ell I'n' Iryr' Children **** IN THE CIRCUIT_______________ COURT. IN AND rou RMINOLR COUNTY. FLORIDA NAMS STATUTE MAY CONCERN CASE NO T 1311 '' Q*VP1 thiI the Ntte ' underUnPd, .uru't In the lEWIS T PIOL T inI JILL 0 HOLY, tI *1" "rktettoui Name Statute' Chaptec PlaintiHi. sas 0,. rInr'da Statute, will regite' v% with the ClerK oP the Circuit Court. Seminole Covnty. rlorec'a, upon POLK t) SI AVYON, KATHERINE ,eept ot proot o theput)IctioflOt Louisr PARKER, ORADY I MAT'IFPS and MARY K this nolke. the Ikiltinut name. to MAIPIENS, hi wile, rr TER p 1 HE t;tr TEL) HANDS or wt AI1flORIO. AMERICA under which we are AROORID, JOSEPPI KATIIITRINE AROORIO IIC"GFRA rnU$UI1 in ItuSifletS at 754 (t ____________________________ __ exhaustive pbe to undo the in a plot that sttches from clrcw'nstantial evideice built Okinawa to San Francisco. A structton worker Is "ae up against Gr. cidentally" killed in a street mishap, and police take 5-11 CBS CBS THURSDAY possession of a mysterious __________________ ___________ Legal Notice - WHOM IT ning and Ed Asner tof "The Ezen" Part D . Grisly story which contained a Japanese ________________ small S)11l1lS Mary ler Mrc Show"l ahout a gang of soldrs conS idaph. l 4A,1n _____________________________________ _____________________ _____________________________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOU% ___________ _________ 45 Cook sn utensil Hors'keln . , S. ;,ii i'iiiie -9 CBS THE WAL.TONS The IWOWCtV cody b Captain dealswth.'etting the ctage anti ission. young Waltofla diaco people Greet while he tries to build a the training for the mobsters. The The second half will be shown sometimes bEte the hand Dii' case again feeds them, In this epé'de, the case lakes an unusual hun tomorrow night. family befriends a wandering when Gresr flndu himself •t youth in the woods. The cused 01 bebig " s the take." 9.IONBCIR()NSIDE "Riddle strwge* is taken in by the The Mod Squad, with the aid of Waltons and they discover he the nephew (played by Mitchell Me To Death" This tntrigu1ni Madam 37Sho. 'oll 15 Frequent 41 Tear apa eompsrtmrr'I I Small fu i 39 Large by ofatrr 43 Golf mund 2 Tumor 'Souof 2OSabbath (abC 44 Distant (iuffit dayhihi 'l Reçard hthIy 3 t.ft end tab I 1 t*h indn (ps'efisi ______ 41 Famous Urr 22 Seine Make happy 4 TaNt 24 Musc'atkund 4 Democratic t 8r.ib t-oi a hefty problem ts I _____ !'e*verh h.'.fv 41 H.'avrn 4 ftt& ofir tG11IAT 44 Tendrn.s 32 Pompou% 13 34 Came from :f,Hney iigu/i Pwttl, \ '[ �Future Industrial Center 613 Thursday, Nov. 2, 19/2 rr'- .lid D ixie Caught In Growth Recycle 0 1 11r miii;; BROWN fly Jjrrath Bargain Section C Thursday, November 2, 1972 OVIEDO HIGH SCHOOL te he kit pa THE SANFORD HERALD Earnings Up riday, Nov. 3rd. to M1 8:00 P. M. w1 Pli 1 1 At the regular meeting of I)elta Air ATL ANTA, (. Lines' Board of Directors. Robert ()t)flenlrinder. Senior Vice I'tesident-Finance and Treasurer, reported unaudited net Income of $13,096,000 (66 cett.a per share) or 75 per cent more than the 17,502,000 (M cents per share earned Iii the September 1971 quarter. Both periods are restated to reflect the August 1, 1972 merger of Northeast Airlines. Inc. Into I )cltzi nlv, September 19/I as it pooling of interest, For I )elti quarter earnings were 53 cenls per share on the 19,128,(XX) shares then outstanding. Total operating revenues for the 1972 quarter increased 14 per cent to $242.0 million from $211.5 million for the 1971 quarter. Revenue passenger miles Increased IS per cent to 3.5 billion while passenger mile yield declined slightly front 8.35 cents to 6.31 cents. Cargo ton-miles and cargo revenues increased 16 per cent for the quarter including it 28 ncr cent Increase in freight ton-miles. The 11041rt1 of Directors declared a rash dividend of 12 cents per share payable E)erneuihcr 1, 1972 to stockholders of record on November 8, 1972, M4 \ We kne fat rol John Courier Field - l IM OVIEDO LIONS i I !I at —vs — .uI 0I cot to TITUSVILLE ASTRONAUI I) - wit 7:30 p.m.—Pep Rally at John Courier Field Ott) MIt 7:30 p.m.—Contest between Juniors and Seniors for best decorated bonfire. I rir P FRIDAY - nei her an Pat e ben MIAMI — National Airlines reported a 14 per cent Increase In air cargo for the quarter ended Sept. 30 over the same period last year. Foxworth attributed the gains to the airline's Increased fleet capabilities with the delivery of more DC-10s, growth on its Miami-London route and a generally improved economy. 7:45 p.m.—Trophies Awarded for Best Float and Best Bonfire. Lnt Hvst Wishes Score A Touchdown! Country Quick LEE D Y'S 00 WtII PaIL INC whit Also MARKET FINE FABRICS FINE LINENS Al Tom Bowser & Sons FOR DISCRIMINATING GIRLS OF ALL AGES U n.j e Serving Winter Park for 52 years HOLD THAT LINE! . OVIEDO DRUG STORE H. D. Hambey the world's largest Independent franchised bottler of PepsiColaAddttloflally in central Florida the company holds Seven-Up, Dr. Pepper, Flavette and Yoo Boo Chocolate Drink franchise. Through Its Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Puerto Rico subsidiary Itheingold also distributes Yoo Hoo Chocolate Drink In Bermuda. the Bahamas, Puerto Rico and the Caribbear. Your Complete Drug Store PH. 36S-3498 OVIEDO Phone 671-2190 Ph. 365-5601 Oviedo 644 9766 Winter Park Perk Ave South Best Wishes Everyone NEW YORK— Rheingold Corporation has broadened its soft drink operations again. Rheinitold's soft drink division acquired for cash sub. stantially "all of the assets, trademarks, formulas and business of Mason and Mason, Inc., of Chicago, a root beer flavor, extract and beverage concentrate manufacturer and franchise company, it was announced by John E. Ilaigney. Itheingold's chairman of the board of directors. Rheingold holds Pepsi-Cola and other franchises in Southern California, Mexico City, Puerto Rico, and Orlando and adjoining 15-county area In central Florida. Its aggregate sales of Cola in these franchises make Ithclngold LunchCouflter •Cosmetics •Drugs •Gifts 3S$O Lisle Rheingold Acquires Company CARPENTER. CONTRACTOR RESIDENTIAL FRAMING FINE FASHIONS Dividend Declared now your attic) GI GO LIONS. GO! A.I.M. for a WIN... ALL THE WAY, LIONS! done dose V oui Mt finer plan I.' '.& ucc ad vat VI I UA. association • I CI ' 01 V...• I r s c,,. !,-..e .4 u Ic that Si: t do SA ' ork arpe you 4 (7 vur AC this figu more P1: and s. past. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gammage Mr. & Mrs. W. E. Cook and Connie i WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. STORE DRIVE-IN MARKET Ph. 3.SS3115 Ph. 365-3061 Oviedo Oviedo ROAR LIONS ROAR! Our Goal Is to Serve You Better PILOIAN FARMS, stand INCORPORATED Oth with prom "1 your Cj NoTt am ' 'BeitI$rd agency. (AL ESTATE & SANFORD •LONGWOOD. MAITLAND 1969. Subsidiaries of ABC, Inc. now operate the two popular Florida attractions: Silver Springs and Weeki Wachee. Keck arrived in Florida this week and joins the management team of Silver Springs at another step in expansion of Scenic Attractions L)ivlslon into a major unit of the American Broadcasting Companies. CENTRAL FLORIDA SOD FARMS Green Onions The Citizens Bank of Cabbage OVIEDO Ph. 3S.flh7 Oviedo (Oviedo, Fla Member FOIC - . -- - -;: r OP I II III It lots .t _________________ iii 1i1;c 20 years in in"reass ;n mariafarturing employment Southern agriculture, tine" dominated by low-profit cotton and tobacco, has dlvetilfied 'o include higher profit products such as poultry, livestock and laity md emig pradimets -- ., .:. -. nihu nut nothing wins to itick. And in like a hoppo'f .hn declines to buy an unlabeled can of beans, investors wait for the market to eentIfy tsetf. d r What What t nakes it move" •• - A ' ___________ . .- v . - - nip I By UIIIN (1 'iNIj. AP Rusineu Analyst N?W i(IRK AP In-"stan and analyst.s tave 'tying to pin a label on the ¶u)Ck - ' ' • Rollns - - - To PH. 365-3221 OVIEDO, FLORIDA Oviedo, Fla. Ph. 365-3228 - - JL 4 Rob, Rah, Rah, Lions.. Goldenrod Market Ph. 671-9226 We Cater To Freezer Beef Warmest Wishes To A Great Team of M. C. SMITH The Board of Directors of AnheuserST. I..OUIS Busch Inc. announced it has declared a quarterly cash dividend of 15 cents per share on the company's common stock, an Increve of one cent per share over prior payments. The board also declared an extra cash dividend of one cent per aMre. Both dividends are payable Dec. 8 to atmireholders of - Heating & Air Conditioning 4146 Forsythe Rd., Winter Park, Fl.. 671-4011 record Nov. L I When - Patrick he market harely 1 rerngmtlofl. Presumably, if the label were acciw3te. 1110 rnur 'ket mould have risen -in lewn adveme u) the fid not. %irnilarly. r-c,irrIng peare -riller, Angel Street to !he ~nnie Russell Theater in rwori (luring the year nwinter Park for a one. variably produced little upward jiggle. And, in the ibse-nee 4 rin FA- w& I FUN QM1 THE . . - .with pe !)rmance time rhed1ed for rts, analysts were inclined to S 30 PM. This special ip. .ittrtbute them to peace 3Fn5- CAOAA F's'Vi I pearance of the acting troupe But. 'shen Henry A. I{utnger called "the naton'1 finest" the 4flflhitifl(ed that 'peace 15 at been made poisibk by Jones ndustrithe Dow sPI)nsorshIp of Rollins College hand. tip a few points went L .iverage Theatre Department and with Mn a minus collapsed mu then ort of the National the support the rally for the tay Endowment for the Arts and the position hiccup. VIS bUt 1 Fine Arts Council of Florida. Perry Wysonglisdains iabela Touring the State first became a part of the AsnIo'i much is these, .intt he thinks cvif erynne else 'should .Aso. Rather program year-round egitimate theatre at its finest than ittempting In Lnk market rcU. Ronnie liunton, Tim Johnson and David Climbing on the hay is enjoyed by cnildren of Bear Lake Elementary School kindergarten Murray. (Ann Riley Photo.' cl ass on field trip to Forest Lake Farms. They include left to right, Polly Kish Robert Segresi ' e .1i Bond Ir" , Deltona L gion To Bui I d -sere rauunal. he Working iut of sort L.mudt-rEducational Ei,rchmeflt Tour Wysong publishes f Florida. Then, and for the dale. Flu.. Mattingly, Kennedy. F'ogel anti float a ixind tuc of at least the Post iU nave preference The Consensus of Insiders, By FANNETTE EI)WAI(DS next year. the program was post building purchasing the bor.tl.s. Birnits to erect a After the Watts, P. A of Deland, who $60,000 DEITONA— regular meeting of the read the articles of Incor- that would be used, not only as a will be in the denomination of geared strictly for secondary popular publication whose conschool ch Wren, io that tent3 arv- tuLwd on the trading 3rd upwards. ineeting place for the Post and 1100 Florida's young people .wrnild activity of stock exchange ipeArnerican Iegion Post No. 255 poration, By-Laws and the I tie Lombard'i announced that riatists and corporate insiders. of Deltona Thursday, Corn- names of the officers elected to its Auxiliary, but to rent to mIOt be deprived of one if our $30,000 of Bcard other organizations and clubs has received over If specialists sell -ihort, then mander James McQuinley, comprise the three-man the market will Irati, he becalled a special meeting of the of I)irectors. It was regularly for meetings dances and par- pledges for bends already, andLive greatest cultutl heritages theatre. states that they will have lieves. If they reduce their uermemnbership to vote on the moved and seconded to accept ties. Further nfunnation ut tne "The building of a home of difficulty in raising the Stats! Theater's appearance tn cent.ige of tot-al shurt wiling, it ratification of the Articles and those mentioned to serve. required amountThe budding could tie a signal or in :ipturn. Officers of a Corporation to be namely: James MeQuinley. our own, has been a dream of Winter Park. performance and known as The American Legion president; Rudy Ijertugli, vice- this Post since its inception,' will be of steel construction and ticket information aceordling to his reasoning. 30() =m Stnutarty.it the inside iWflcrs 255 Building president; and Frank Loinsaid Commander MeQuintey, the hail will seat 5t) for the may be secured locally by Post No. of 10 per cent or inure of a '- and now, this dream has persons. Grounds Association of Deltona, Flit., bardo, secretary-treasurer Russell .1 tflfliC ontactlng building will be donated by the The Articles of Incorporation become a happy reality." 17, .'impiiny's stuck—the direcor Box 344W145 Inc. Theatre at Bonds will go on sale in the Mack!e Bros. The site, as yet, officers and major share-uirs, He called upon attorney John and By-Laws were adopted. Rollins CoLlege, Winter Park. Authorization was given to very near future. Members of has not been teternuned. huiders—ate buying, he mainB. Mattingly of the firm of tains, it is a strong suggestlom: strmi 11 - . • •., - )i:*'L- F - Analysts Feel Peace ay lie p Stock tv\arket - - --- . -- '" ' - - - ' .. -- ____ ____ ¶ . , -01 uW Viii knuv. ,o. hey to. they - - e erald Th Bargain Section are '5 7O copies distributed o more than 11313,00Q readers throughout the area. Sanford, including. Enterprise. OeBary. Osteen Deltona, then perhaps there would have .vrkl, they argue. Longwood , been a casfl bonus.Lit ad the No Paul SaxiiueLsun, the l trr Ito. ' winning econutnisy war has been wound down overN bet Prize or th Orl d " p betievs for example, that re- a period of years. The $25 billion A tam o'. Lieed uivstors might express war of 190A is a $ billion war Ul ure eir )pe Forest chvivota, Thav w a WOL SUJV W tta .-turnifts ratioa of ing the pricv ' MEMBERS of the American Legion Pt 255 of L)eltona Building Fund Corporation colifer with their attorney ()jj laws covering the formation of the corporation. Standing (I to 0 are: Frank A. Lombardo. secretary-treasurer of the board of directors; Rudolph Bertugh, vice president and James F. NjcQjIijjjt,, v. presidelit. S "M is John B. Mattingly, of Mattinglv, Kennedy, Fogel and Watts. P.A. Charles Photo) '..'. erL JOHN C1NIFF no —i-:----__ - 'now - what . company. pany. they are '.vtlper share for aS ATURATEO more to pay AP Business Analyst — WU1 piece of the action. NEW YORK . COVERAGE peace be goed fur the stock Other observers tieiit.ve a WITH market" Analysts almost In- cesution will mean that many variably believe it will be. iii- thouswds of investors who though as the prospect for a deserted the itiarket in the past H oeLw lire grows closer therefew 'iearS will be inclined to be a tendency to distuft eerns to .owtt the positive Tllft.'L In the strictly ceonuouc It will be there. Aniost all will be inure igree, but some analysts 3"111 sense, the impact . tong-than sliurt-ran e y the market will rise they ly to give us sudden injection of - more from a sense of relief funds into the civilian that a burden has been re- as was believed a few veaz-'s tm-"et1. It will be the change of ago. In effect the dividend has public paychulogy as much as ilreatty been spent, to e'iplain: The Vicuwmn war of rearrangement anyeiononUc fact')rs in a postwar isn't ending suddenly if it did - • Simplified, his rutiunaim- this. The insiders iugM - 4) In aH ptvbabdity the wiw'i muted rather than a sharp explosion. niore hke the uplift end wdl give the tmuntry i fur Anheuser-Busch Pays 5' * ;'ared t.ate Theater '..In. The , Pany nf Florida, will bring .,i, ., ".' .- chief executive officer. On the basis of unaudited figures, earnings for the year were $68 million, or 12.65 a share, compared to $40.5 million in 1971 or $1.50 a share before extraordinary charges. Extraordinary items resulted in a net gain of $283,000, or one cent a share in 1972. Extraordinary losses in fiscal 1971 amounted to $15,417,000, or 19 cents a share. 0S Thriller - VW 11 - Sales and earnings of Ashland Oil, ASHLAND, Ky. Inc., reached record levels for the fiscal year ended Sep. Lember 30, 1972, according to Orin E. Atkins, chairman and WhenanalyntA roncittilm -nat ho market was holow a proper ipvel, the !Ahhed it the 'wfrGovern r.4rket md said the -e-_.,: ,-.•.,.-' ow r~o, - 111 r 1 ii :."-. -.- -. sill "1 • Will,1J çdfJI.' Ii . Record Sales, Earnings Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Stamps 169W. Broadway Mc4',ra" FItU ernnnmiO4 ir.' projecting 'ha' 'he broad Southern seetnr of the United 3tate1 will prriiiiie. 47 per cent i'if 'iii industrial oimtpit by 1V75.-- cornpared to 34 per cent in I l,ixIe hat raitpac.4 the nation almost thre.'fnkl over the pnt For Market ' • 1% • -- - CUSTOM BUILDING The SpelzhauseflS IF one -.,' V 1 4, - 4 Good Luck, Lions! t9 Keck Named New VP Donald F. Keck has been named SILVER SPRINGS Vice President, Marketing. for ABC Scenic Attractions it was announced by John E. Campbell, President of ABC Scenic Attractions. Keck, whose appointment is effective Im. mediately, has been Vice President and General Manager of WXYZ, the ABC owned television station in Detroit since Go Get 'Em Lions! (3) GAMMAGE I I - Ph. 365-3211 GOOD LUCK! Wit here • $ .•, i • BEST WISHES, TEAM! 103 N. Central WINNoDIXIE I... I,..s, i.nga negle - FOOD STORES lacki futut The Board of Directors of ATICO Financial MIAMI Corporation announced the declaration of the regular quarterly dividend of 13 cents per common share. The dividend is payable December 22, 1972, to common shareholders of record December 1, 1972. SAVE AT "The Beef People" OVIEDO OVIEDO, FLORIDA th in Corral 'Em! r..•s r;Z I 4)1 * what that L A,DUDA&SONS Wheeler Fertilizer seminole — cortty ..tr1ICt of Nelson & Co. Ijrst Federal him. lowest wage-payIng of the So',thern stAteS Seek Label - 8:00 p.m.—Homecoming Game. Halftime—Crowning of Homecoming Queen. 10 p.m.- 12:30 am—Dance in OHS Gym with Music by Salvation Alliance Band spun -- Air Cargo Increase 7:30 p.m.—Presentation of 7 Senior Homecoming Queen Candidates. bad . - 7:30 p.m.—Introduction of Freshman, Sophomore and Junior Homecoming Princesses. tha " —'i 1:30 p.m.—Parade downtown Oviedo go. vestment of In vestors Stockholders of Scotty's Home Builders Supply, In(-. In et at the annual meeting held at the company headquarters in Winter Haven. .James W. Sweet, chairman and president of the building supply chain, reported sales for the first quarter of fiscal 1973 ended Sept. 30, were $13,997,540 representing an increase of 52.6 per cent over $9,172,910 during the same period in 1971. Earnings for the first quarter were $573,413 or 1.21 per share for an Increase of 57.4 per cent over $364,317 or 8.14 per share for the first quarter of fiscal 1972. Scotty's eur.'entiy operates 38 stores and four Bargain Building Supplies outlets throughout Florida. rec THURSDAY to,rmk,'rq, are calling It "file emotit,mIr Frontier cml time tierisile it's thi' land of opportunity mniw," tIrrinreq Dillard Mimi,10111, prr'ic$erit of Atlanta tinceci We've got Mmmloril InilustrIe to real estate tw,rt here." An itetcamnitlog one million hiimtslng starts In the South Inst year rirtotirited Icir 45 per u'nt i.1 he II S (otimi Nor Is I bi' South still Importing all its inveqtnuprmt capital. Nl.'l, for esnimiple is financing a $15 million Opryland complex In Naqtmville, and is even exVmrting capital to the North antI West williArn It. EconomIst Assacinteti Pr,s Writer I)iATLANTA, ( 'it. (API Ic, the tmnlion's Industrial stepchild quite lteroritrmIrtIt,n. is caught mp lit to growth cyclone that promises to imimiki' It the Industrial tt'ritrr of the 1970s and bring new afilmiem c' to Sot it her nets. With an estimated $4 billion tiimii'il Into the Southern econnitty last year mid it general hr ightermitilt, of the nation's i't ii titimni r outlook, liiiqineqqmiiri; and llnnnrt .'r s are belting heavily on the Somitti. It was called 'the nation's eronommiic prftb nummiber one lemim" by Franklin Itonsevelt In 1938. ThIs year, Morgan. Kee- ?)'iiiq Vft.'mflt.4 f`fW the h.,'i 'cm' North Cardina Is both the moct heavily indt,strlaliied and the (e1( in ltih). The South's largest i,rigle errmpioyer is the textile industry, and rnanim?actmmring is the grrieth factor In both the Piedmont arid the (;df ('inst regions Rut I'I..-lmnnt manufarturing, where termites Is still king, Is heavily labor inforrOva, employing many persons for relatively low wages. Gulf Coast lnduistriaiiiatlnn on tho tither hand, has grown op around a rapitiil.intensi'.'e hasp of petr'w-hemk'als, .Ieetrk'aI an1 in a n ii I a c to r I n g envin.u'ring. The abundance of cheap labor and lush natural resnurnes that Initially liirod industry •o'sth the Univerit ity of iloOStohl, said recently in a xtrpry on ''fla' New hintSouth" in Flimsiness Week magazine 'The grriwtt, In the South has reached i point where it will perpetuate it.cv'If It will he gc'ns'rsited In-tetnnil_' and not at the expens" cml the North, The four hi gget growth areas are the Piedmont region, the Gull (rmiist, south Florida antI northern Virginia. In-mlgratlon has sparked the -ron titles of Florida and Virginia. which along with Texas have s ontrihumleti most heavily to the South's galloping rise In perFrom just over sonal income 50 per rent rf the national average in liflO to more than FA per 1 hotru,s - Meiiiiitiis S HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES: the , Scotty's Sales Listed if cer Co Af ter Merger do , PAGE 1C nn'I gait stocks. The P-.E ratio, as moat in- - I&W. aW it's that the nwket isn't Likely to be plagued by a ment. That too is behind us. The future. If Investors are con fident of the economy's 1911 recessin was that al3tren,th or ci the future of a the an- o, 'T ' City. Goldenrod, part Park, O Winter (j.?( e . J and �thiircrfij, fir,,/ 6B— 2C—The Sanford l Thursday, Nov Hera d 2. 972 Feather: Crowding p. .......4 • oftll cow a m __________ 1 I / ..v ~Jwolc Q te - I ...t it fill I - I I • - S It ________ / , CAPS HOCKEY CHOCOLATE CANDY - -1 1'••' . . .__,- - -',' uI BAYER ASPIRIN "'ar'"we - . A .. wpyfl - ; -• , t. • I ....: / S 1_ ' 4IIP. 4) ).. .............. ' HEATERS ' V : ScIllml Board Dlqlrict munlier 1,111) which lioilit larste I GAIt\' U 1US) IIt. Mr. nnd Unchor oc It nffeet.c (ho coiitht'rn port of S;inh;mi)o SprIni of iursv given at Ft. lielvoir. Va. Ile Ila% beiin 11roll'ot(Ill to - 11 cliddo- pn. fill(,in tilt, Foro-Al 0tv I-1emptitiii-ll, Sch(m)l. 1wild vlvp 4,11able 1114, 1 S.i 5 million (fir %1LI1101. the the priihkin of cpnti' hail forroil the SchiI I%is.iril into living a tiol i'chiti' iIev.'Inpvr in that the 11(141111 mud litsy l)rups'rtv, ctruitIiin. ' ho r,ink of cp4'i'InHct 4th •'\ .. . . s n re ident oil fills) fattier anii ' .. ... L.#'l . ... Ism I ' . \ \ I I PICTURES 1u1titini out tile IoirkjrsuiroI III •q'ratlns Springe fls'alh (iUlI.lfl%. ansi hk poeltiun iq . / c:ins ': 1 10 7:1 0 ' DISNEY WORLD BUS TOURS AVAILABLE DAILY OF 1£ A uiest the corne /.. op' speaker. Rev. W. C. Ho11vfied of the John W kn .... - •• Not Knc KNITTING YARN \\ WTFC \ - (4r Mr 99 10, On Ccsselberry Council - ______ OOLS - __ K - - __ i. L1" i / ____________ ------ a nd 1- arrric'r' of o - - rricisphert 'ear cttrin the pa of 2 if the main of piatfcsrrn . cci - gilt ( art tu t (OTS I tt Vej from oti - lurid t4*1t It ic ' mar, it' Fo an Uaot be go. .wsa-, y .. . I J' . V . •1_____ . AIS FURNI E SALES _ dr '4 V jo ) - - " that thu wmimphshed bi han akm but plio. ground and recreatior. U&I Cowlivil 'Atu. we" twumoin Into the cit) of sd"-,L, fai:rj rather tl~w- their "mm gn-t- them a bKla plan of poh,-t F ri put ie.ittc' The fcmat Ieoisa iayer a ' hc'e r Tallahassee cnuri- 1 Ti,rs P ecologic.111V we%erved and 434 am iu S41 V a cilznan 'bebrvcs thee is a wa t retain the golf course in a Comprehensive planning tz nee-r' ',)e portatior. mediaI needs not only our FVsrias citizens ( rea o. care and n' cs:ens b a! JOHN YOGI FOR STATE SENATE DEMO. SEAT Il ciod lake }csei of and pea•J . .ter stret5 lui.t-.tOTit5. as 15 program, Pa'Inf as ni irtniaD possible without too *U) DL propts a . .1 " WALl A lIst C in IV' tal qry bot " '1411 u: '.re j -e )Lj,'t '. W"ia" StSL prc'rcdures; . DLt2LUCILI YARDS I — Ned $e Bobbins Pin Cushions Thimbles, Tracing Wheels & S U Yard ] A FABULOUS BUY IN nOnoi,i I- )OUI - I crs ia I ie of Yards of dOnt ' YOU Se vice ,,•,, , • . 100 Per Cent Acrylic, 45'' Wide. u. the L t -. 9 hue - ue a Prints. Blouses & Dresses Reg. Price , 51 Vt Piano Pants. Value to $1.99 greatest or • Ya rd 11 : PLASTIC PATENT Established 9 sppc J I i l fill- - • • FLANNELS BELTS B ,- ac F yOut 0 Wide Width Asst SLes & Installed Machine Accounting And Ftirrnrty gie St y les eep $ --- Vote To Re-Elect . .da Senate96 ear. Tax Collector youf sst'edeal to stop tts.' lslwr4il'. lIsps Tune You "c 'Yard dea d Ilium, ire a rsimrnt,, r of (.'ut 'us1 Ill J 1)(Ovf*fl T,,ll iI Pod Ads Try Democrat il lhs' • inr.iq. of h.•r i:otuvictutu,isl Do Your 44 when 7nu . ; • i " ..'•i. buy U rnlla of h tape 0414 — 3n4 M gic 4'1flJit ,,Ilesfavnrt . t'* i U51JI hI% oLorl-,r.o--f 1 t .Oltn ''o A)11 1-1 rags '444 z 1:nr • 13 . ,. •rtsjr.i we tielie'tes 1 s' •' ' •' . I . . '-' i • piuii •i ' P)4it:,' •j • ,r(jjrj . ,-,' :' i '. •' : . -- . '. rereJiuOi1 miscad OutdOor . •' , ,- - • , :• fl . . u record in curiservatsun jntJ n mJsntJeri;'g j t,jljtit.u1 nature arid mjri i it,onsti,p be't , . \ ' ,ttu,'.t -its A. lit Iit,',Is,iuitl, (till ,ltil 'flt OuiI5 Ill Blifill.1111 .111d heF Ill 111VII peat 1.1111 .)fill heautif Ill villilef 114.11ili L411111hIlOund. but an ,sl,nsd to h,rss'.aIP Lit" is real, arud the IOI:,II .111(1 ,sj)iuuiijl tsrObIi'tt. cOOn.I tilt liberals, atheists titi title CIII live oii lust qtosui iffect •,il Our livt s . Walla ce e lected It,, hIm .1 Mor t'flead fought to get W1 .111d 12 ho-cati-A. III, Stood fill ill (ov ill - I , - I be stopped She will laur'crl • 0:, a lo e Our Seashores'' project arid work for 01 . of our ueauhures must 3U*CL1 :'y -- - ifl' if k% She IV, JyjIllit J -,Ill el Ba hl-UL Ct N/lorehead ." -- - - •" - seastiu.jve frontage :"ust be purchased and rvjdC J'aJu t swimnnrs tisrn'eti surfers di'4t I for free u itj'eus 'tt. COrI)mefCIJIL!JttOfl and ruining trie njtur ii ° ., - - - - tmw Ideic. arid .4 A1,RICUL TU RE jtjrjrj Morehejd ttH" j Ijt' a I• Luttd! ;tL2'I I J'Joricultural Commullitlei newd woverition from Woofer'. 9 Pliffft-t ~ur --be J111cv, hurn" or t-raylier, 'be '*TfWK t'r"e 3t. hutideraice She recognizes agriculture is t'e ba Ckt,IIe of ,n,d)tu Ameuuj arid fully sup(x)rIs th,c ttits against i'p -srts, t"ou'opolses amid Chasez's leftist Nf'.sA merit. 4)01 .tiii, , SPACE PROGRAM i iva tUtu 'tAtlflg tru e _uunbin*Uun uxi Wv c;*. a !fttufl.., ..flr'in3idU&%l t5&s'ilW*I,, $113.36 tu $34.36. 100% twhifid out Spice jold Dvielisill proyrims. This rratlicil •'d technological gains jnd benefits uv too great to be . I't J%4(10 or left to %livitle, li'voll, f7lust fultv U104.14 the this p1 b jruitit ' I Iju Ill.oil sU,Il 'all its •s No' ','i' go Isri mItt' iuid ii •, itIy t if tilili Ut) ttit. u Id, sits of t • sitttSllIs'.s uIi't,'ic'tiiutI thass t!yt'r to light The tiattle finu%t tie ciff It.-%I oil at the County and Status levIs throughout the slaytis \'t siJ 5 rigs'. trs teu.hrsit. ,an • it S tI_S j Last Cent,,,' , '' I .: I is %t lit, hen the Simcto P1QW ,3111 9911161 )led tJ %0% J0;J it v Disnu World bringing II) great ta , esvuues DISII '( let s ge our .Ji,uv piQ.sspl gesser itts the los monies Lets 1st, able io duisu to the ) stj stUle and ew01 -- IUs1'&) .'- .th A( llot oolll,cil "tilt v,011 Yard 'S 1 ,,,t'i -i .i . ¶J(41 I Oli oioo •- ( Ii , 5 S . - • • i it 629, 1 '5, ' uussa', vat mvtty us I •tllatsasseus ,i,tt1l.J. 5tttto\tr1tItt Your part its this ('at lit' ' UHF VAHD and i ,i u I. i ii ,i . ii ',Iij',P,5 I, (0 ith hundred's ,, I I I $t ' - CONSLUVATIVE INDEPENDENT of ttit)u'istl Imusism jil ja oss , "t..'-)u I •, •t itliliti1, on Pl IIISIII •9 .1 0 t • ',': Bitribmila Mo ehead ORANGE eastern t cuni it y (i,jstJrJ.\lsut.!:,.m.o ,s SENATE DISTIIICT 16 ollo- - • - -- a- ' .' FREE sr conditioning. lounges and we"kends off, has turr.. :1,14- ,i?IOr: . -)t ., ,:lsprmsonment for clinIc into a "free ,, for v.11.11 1~. 1#9111 and decolit Dem a a,.r.-"p Diipewer current trend to,#%ird I 10 niertib,. r Ja.I'I11Ke With ,oteh ' Brand thi ('ct *qight wt= - • L 4k w sicts hj • only If theconservativi s control 21 vOlts III). rsl '1 Values • Vihien r MA: 'I tjr.r inmbperulits( At long last. you hive with no party ties .ini! feSpWt!iblt' to oniy xmiy aie to LII itang Othe the hills, *24 Barbara could jiersunal t.onvictiorss ii iJi'bI(Itl()i) ca ll to' stopiod Each one ió She tOO(l up for YOU dfl(I (.JOV ,'IUlIdCe when h sun) them a nnessue I ird by suistlinq in other mon 4 Independent hit her and the r's.ujnr ity of F lot ui,i fl,•;siocr.i Is, suit COil tsnss,usts within a party. vitetl that a c.stsiliiiatt' could riot ii'. lijur L an Per Cent Cotton Machine Wash & Dry. 45 Wide 0 pjj I tlt t• s'ott'r31 Data Processed Sitting this - ' A'. .s [)u l,IJitl Aiti'r u.it. to the 1972 Democratic Convention iii Miaitsi. Uait),$rj Morehead 1W a Iiiqlsly UrtJ.Inized IOtiI) of r,itiic.ii WI!' control of her beloved cj,u!iaatr' 100 ) Cot m SOlid & Printed Flannel, Great Navy, P Red Wh I C BI i 4. mLPI)tIIIg It-. ald alld efidol-'emillil %vithout the lilevilable I, tjok;~. oil this door" for felmy'nent Of 11`10%1! I.Ovol% Ya rd a, 1-1 11 PROGRESSIVE work- ' IC • futul ' ' . Barbara became an ___________________________________ __________________________________ Served In Period Of Largest Growth 1 '\j)/j///C/ place parly unity I)efore America Till, mandate of 0.(Iter Ifitist he heald 'Ind relue-Amto(II Feelifitl tilt- party hall rrosng the rn er that S( dos iscki • - '" - i:r.uts and her twr', (St And for . r cuch Not Ideeaa l base and base further vrunclude'd 'hat I arn nD1 so ;x*r ihil-orke Itit the% michl no! 8 Years Experience As Tax Collector. O ' Du'inocr,utic Party They had re written the riiis to thsr I it Iv sit ig. The P1 Ittor in inottitil tiut inJ sa viral tisontls Po.',,ritii, situ) u1eI),uta'(I at tIst cotsvetitiufl. was re$)iJliiVi I : : /' of the Al Florida Delegates Whets party l,'uder.t • uiiil* (1 sit)IJu)rt for lcGovt in s pt itfur in U itlu III U ofa the rnaior ity iii r lt)ritia t,elfltt sot go aijairust lb.' wishes Bright Bold - ' duded to decide that either the Washable. Machine S i Blue. 1;111 *j tifl APT1 friends or for payrr.mnt of political r1° , man in Aritterica. bul rather they have concluded that il is not besl to Map horv~~ I PI 4nd Why ..,.., I I i 1IC 1 Progress - - - UntOlD quipped •'l do not lo' irive1f Ic. S U p p o ' e at either the CODS C - LI wail SUCL • Designers Lengths Perfect for • r fnien - : 1 - . Blends c-n mututtni nim*ptsw1 '0ifELFAR~ • , close - CO~JSERVATIVE- INDEPENDENT : . Acetates. Jerseys & natrn h a n.i creatioq tOCCPr, R OE F2 ,, to Arnels. ' -- peoalii', vlerl'?70 CHALLIS ' - ,, AuIPOt ACRYLIC SOFT KNITS - -_ iu ' Experience not as it -: 4 j 4) OOs Sot.,. ISu. (.0U4r15 seen to the criminals, we must help the discouraged .i.0 for officer with etceilent pay. the best training and put' te t OUr Ii'4 ' I Sut)IK)rt La w•a C)IfICPrS )t'I(, f iremen protect r * r r. i 'i, i for Each 1 — • o- ,! '.' Government bureaucrat: INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE S 4; 9 4C .4 — - WORM AD UMC FACTS Filing it Full Time Representation o All Four Counties . 3 : 411 y pledge to you is - Good Government ind Eqiial. Many, Many More. 3nxi( :i . Time 3O" ° .10/ S TA IE PERSONAL INCOME TA .r"sinais anti crime flemer' t.r .11 hj.' r. . ftI ' C I' tr-! rji)w(s11) r-0(1'r ,0 I T , .-rp are enough la~vs fio-arms The lawabiaing citizen has the EMBER 7th' Tape Measures T Thi i GUN LFGISLATIO,*i the pa yoffs and corruption so that our Out 'mu N ew ELDc.J'l Fatnr high - t tax dollars are UWd efft'clii'l" L,IUivlr I IlL iI'J UrtIJL)r and the WHEELER DEALERS ' LET S DO IT ON NOV IV NOTIONS & Knits, A Lace F H tinge Ot Draperies CTUO. what that Ll in it o Lets clean SEW ING LACE & FRINGE men:-, vit- erall drainage program jr, tht what AI%3 O '1 000 1.'Oflf(1I11fltO goodenir*m .. atic FASHION FABRIC AT LOW DISCOUNT PRICES liii at,cialtiTPl'/ i(JJIflit sod streamlined T rit e practice of a L1S It) yotitId 1111111 SIOtI t'. om.tiIIy a i.,fiql; cliques of put)lic officials who take our tax dollars arld List, th em to be nef it their ,. ftnrha Ido ' unjuSt lrst.inqublo Tat must be repealed • just like you. She is deeply concerned about our great state, the 16th District and our future She is tired of the existing . 1h ii I (,O'11 1FUT FFICIE '.c,rhpj • £ for to,lanC,rq .. - %%'t) is Barbara •i succs's'.ful wit,, niotttir ,,istl tuti'itt'.S yy0maI17 Because 511C 05 (101 afraid of hard work. challen(les - u CUM mericaor the Outdoor Program Barbara is p. m ha *1 c intucship proqrami anti htincs. perateon of tocuiI ,ehtrqs of rr'nrts ii r /4', thC Hulul arid ms mlii camping Ili 1970 the A District of the 84)y Scout% . . prresarm and rs'lsl1r taipOV1 a c;fl to U .i11i'i'ifjV,flf'WP(JVOr.i or of meeting any problem head on, But more Important, she is a Christian vodlo (VIII-S Oil faith 10 helP Jc[70fill)II01 benefil. rather than hinder d hamnani progress Cl! ct • U will a .fl me o r to-cognition 11001 Moreheads were awitdtd e Ip m nt V - mwi 011. 11,111, fill orientp(l indtntry to Brevald _________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ ______________________ aimnç programs that are available b - both depaTtZT*rIIJ. of c'cntruc'us updatir Moll)lf for Barbara Morehead is an .Ivs'IBJC. hardworking taxp,lver Effective consumer ad,, give the crine and ta,- /14 ';44 - , Casselberru Uons Club and the CrLctar (Thmrc datin of the c'rt ctiart t wic Ht ar- c•p with the fast as not t'tiriditiririj of the cits': betlet of [ P I toiled for ,eai'. COISSII IILIIISII tunis C,lI'1l)Sitt'S. utc Inuihi lug a business and helping to 1)1mg .1 new. cI.'ii, I.u"'Iv fOOD o . 4 DELAND MAITLAN krr ut ( o,utrol (of •r i r.. rhi. ruemqhtotPuoracI chc,ol system ts turnirM) iou 1SCP1OIOqm( it ..... 1-. r• _______ or. V nn LI P CASSELBERRY 17 - 92 .. the 1 ,- 1k k MORE 01. SANFORD , hi ytijj.7.1I'1lk1 OR In 1Jl Its,' Mt1r4head Ir.iwd nne Lirsi intl tOnsirlu lrsI Cs iul* I ( uissojrotatsii its (it ll%5l)Ott Its I'm,' )R5". • Souttm- Lprsn '-eric'ar tC M is S rtn r1 histtr . FVA]IIIU IUI'I lUsh) Ill (114' cozie wife, Eloise. have lived it. th Is ii soul ,noni'y qhoiilii also hi' priuvlilril (ii alr ' lie Inter . an ottier two %e'ard AS YOUR STATE SENATOR I WILL FIGHT FOR: \hJ \ T ht kç C.acIt'err IflU1' -d P C r .. . . " - 4 4hiuIdOflhI it tiok , pdit luTtlfli ' A t1 0 n 1. cave the • iiii)) tuillogs' rsqurt Iriuuti (ho viu(i'rc Inter Iii Iwo) cliii ;isnr•' 4' U. } N'rn ii •'.."t i''I' U'u n '1,.h.i. 'u'tiI.ti ii Utt'siuI (.oi''t, j,,lItlf C(III'm4e hui'.band LOU WI. I 014 LII out ii 0- 11411111-1- 1 fr 111414 vs ,r '' tti' '4).1Ci' proujr.IIti ilsey 11,le .1 .414) Louis, III, .igs' 9 J s . . 9 '_ , asked .-here the's live when .rt luT1 naUnt hel the —muct dreaded" 9 io _______________________________________________________________________________ è %e 1' of • .. "IS,,,,,,,, 4)1) INCENSE BURNERS . resptctW mm" to the attk ihat the mumm,do rozot hze move icrga' Other frk a&t of . ELECT A PROVEN . 220" r e ilr ii (suit 'I!-.--. i the :•atrrün t w rnar years. c1s to mts-e a oe'cn persoruti dtrt cits ec . .. 2L'1 zcn and -ithut .mp1ms)ied .' — rcra.x sop r ' • SLEEP BONNET - the rave due to "so it j • ?1 .,$.tifuP i''r' :idiieii F's'nthor nI'ui ptii;sicesl u hot to liii Ihiard uuiijii ini:r i;t*'r Milch SI.); I.aiklanul i'n( I , I ..za- He tie1iee - t.he_ p1ans IL thf 1A'ULI. KIr urii e ::: ucej'd 1rnT1-Pvrzent to the virr a rnpushed a /0 of the "cuc' Vol It it Irit::i: it, qt,piInPq .- donatv land ft) till, SO 4 Ill Hoard, build tit(- whool it ill Air F ,,r,'lfl4tlflg BRrr,,n#'t.r - , ie MOREHf AD Shm, ha%-t 7' 4 , 11 S fIIIIPt 1- tlieiti linict ls t • ' I__i Dt F1UI 111011" 1\IUI __ d Mrs, I:on 1loui"s oF ff _ in1 mu) lieutenant in tilt- -7 - - 41 totter lrJnr jiq r' lot) rive Ill School I(ii.iril." Fe4lttls'r ailuls'uI f' . J J Marilyn Gardw Photo int SCARVES , I. I'sII(1sn ItO i Ill,-ill rc'ir'w i ar d thoj k'for "I realestate PI q1twitirorill flaniterotiq of qrlioipItniIc'nt.q," 9922M— A" niuttirr ,,wtt,oi of hi,uqIni ctisulriit. Fi'nthu'r colil. tonhi ts' itt the pnccngc' of tuituifrii Mi ii niliti' n( four lit the Nov, 7 i'nrrnI uloi(imi ' ThIs wotihi 1' i'nthpr 27, whIr on thø vh'1l;,II1p!Jq Mm) h wI4fIt$ I vktt hmIq to 'i't nnth.ir tsiinly jq I)) I.. MrM, Jvrnlil of I 4ingWI1u1l LUi tCI'n assigned to lort 110(1(1, Tex., offert'otfl$)ICtlflK tile I.ngini'er Equlpnwtit Itcpntr tIiI' I 10101) lem lie nolfled. A.q to word (if Pither ;In;i tIn,,I i,,, 1114,501 eIzieroom for the Iir'oi;in c'hiI )))uIIIdlOn. $IarillIIinrI tilts ste '' '. p1iitP(tiflI or Iflqt FACE SA ER :. iIi'vrIipInPflt Rn RINSE 7 ~~ I, . pinntwii unit ip rIiini'nt Iflh) hfPfl III ILI' CREME • to l Ss'iiiInI (lint r , -1 81 U iit,t I 1 Iui) I;i 11 14,1 Ik'p%IhflrHn miii niililnu' for Spill iniIr ( 'mint v I)Itr I it thn ,i('rth 'filinly qiIsnq,lq. whh I, sire ti't,hI.' inut hr r or p la ltoit f or Illy F IIHnIH III liiiq tRIP )q for tl) •mmtv Prob Biggest • filiflithill )iI %u%IlII liegiven ti' thi - Is tt,its It 1 -. (itt ..m.'t ku.'1i 0 tI 'it'' '. i. 0 0 à' ''t't P :'' I.) 'lea.., I _ • u CU .4I JLIi • ij I �Have Prevention Is Easier one on us. I 17W-252A .73 ) O SUNSHINE --.. !._. I STATE £ A V.C*Z. Be Avoided Therr(twe.I find It euler to prevent probleivia than to 1ve th,n. Ttwr her of wap to prevent conminer problems rein arising. Cemaumnew' rducaUon Is the their problems can be thuta best way to inform IntvtduaLa ways to shop In *der to get that wvrn to be urv.esaI. when buying a large aç11the maiimian quality f liii ('t*flffKEl Ifartlee to teactw-i their tk,IIar It a the c'onaumer to avoid diw,. k at the iperta featuree; u Uult n be tnaateroua rolors, ciyl.a, cIt.; peke; and atgn- financing uvslluble. The war to them; for ez,a,nph Ing papers without fully tin- ranty, wvltv record of the -- merchant and manufarturer lerMa,wling them. Below we tkm. ftep.iira become major Iotik'ma tMt get ridty. rurnitute is a majr, extrse and people aeLdom take rwring of the wM IInW; It r arrna, legs. tqi.ake, Iiwnp. .1,,. ran haroni. tii. a rIo ik at the upbolatry, wl finish, r'onatrtrtkm, and 4tur4inom of it Fast wearing and staIntr len'I. -• . c4 the tracki ng and Izr a nee x sith one of ow low-iost loans for the tags. si seU — - coniiutnin$, fruatraung, and wraaiona Iy imposaible, By JOYCE ROARPI Copley News Service Nearly everyone isa had a çmawncr problem at one twr. Some prottime or thin Others Irma are all are Important to the , S persons invovett. Solving' • fts vex. nest vex.. every vex f the entire life of the loan. . Trade-pin Special ..D?1VD 3 tii TTh4.t I crc%it-d A an:16me it Mr TI •-: A 46 - -. / vie zpruOr It W,4 Itor arfrw J' IM TIM ZIM vr n.' BJW S 21 Im • ____ p3m 1 Ur-1 or arn- at wri a.% - )EN'I .x t Tht e: ri 71* G: pef. fr I cub ci DeJlr2& Rt3±r2: Ca Hiwe. jt ezia &'tz. Cia - Wie. Df'I'r' Wie. A Tarnm,e Grf fif, as thrc X-C VTTW WOO= Ir ' antr1mza jrie r trth E)Xs4 .......... 9 ................. Z SIi.riui.0 5ILr Irr& LZ ru rzr" rr *n'. III rr. jc 5.PE SCWU • Jf.Z !JIi • -. r Dancers Featured At Club Meeting - ...... 95 5X 13 I HAVE A VESTED II , INTEREST IN SEMINOLE COUNTY I'd 3\ pve: nim U -zi. 700 FRENCH AVE SANFORD Nil: 323-4700 I1'( mf-J umc' ii 3—L viE' ott Elf - ___ . ! fri p; --- kt c -tkiruha1.. an .rie .II Pat be: go. c/ e ?z..drezzr of 4= V &G. ti :Xt. tv tw me av- F1I1! iii & rvti of 2W Rf7ubbicat Law dare 3ot. B?1%a?di*I* ttAr The qia1fr2tia ti Iff me the ,r!.km1?6 :WL mm r ________ what A lso enjo A ano UnJ( Ltstc n omw yout a it Ic G done cIoK You hl fne n finer plan LI wotii SUCC mbw of hrn e1rae ii1 hit =W4 ___ Pt wmnubm V'.It ie ci r.awi'iIie. art c' a diw!.eduutnir.a comes! U tht — c vift quidl!"tirrm amt 1ItMII Tha 0' tiot. CWdidaus Cw eddwaL bw emnadw s Drum* Ow Wne 9tolded ci dw tm I3rIiwD.e *'za at aaft Cii.! rw 1W iw yvar and t*s bam IL w it om ci F-Sa= sum Heraw iz U* f nwc rr%p1 ii frr't a fira alIw ainrati re wu atmirvci Thtti msdUme at Re the U trvq tim kind of Editorials Endorsements Go To Two Newcomers Ow I ____ Asta _ ! ~Ifch r'ie ct the S.ae Attcrrey for :cJ C;rt t. C .osed of do Iackt f , 1 1u: es make it vital that a1 w . we t,eiieve Drat Charles Brtxicne of Trtusis he fnar, who can fill the bill, admirisir2tor. The R : Sticari Ab- brt Herrj rs dT'e only a fair 7 thr..ng the past four years. in the the 70DAY £d;tinaJ Boa rd arid erjty rer.bers of the k'caJ bar view of He would likely become r%Tr less eflicient 'whei cfrt.nted v&v:Jy e'zpaned suff arid J&lry. we f'X ' appe e were d:speased in rnushnginj nv 1 ne'tt with Couity SOIACItOI WIC.It he led the : rrv Bross, grmnd jury to indict his pnrn.ary ect,on toe on a fekriy Charge for a r.izical mmpsrn riotation, rts later declared the charge you Cl, our F ra:v. tin"a Al The th is 1tgr more P1 ind past. htü IF one stan 0th, with pro' here 1 your CA CHARLES F. BROOME FOR STATE ATTORNEY (1111 Trr.', Ir,itIvr,- - e H.!r:nR chow toYerTaiflIJ lent abd his ca- *be he was III S rniri.x hit-iandr= Oak Country Club ago. A ir-itim has W .-__••_--_------. a man nght to remain slent. but a person intrusted to a high public office in law enforcement owes the public complete candor. We have been disappoieu iii .r. - 1.,,, - 34 •' - MAIL "- My v,rirnrI isiIe o "'t lint lm neomng rind o'nlno mn,l inndl,n iprn to 3vnnt •,. Pe.u.t incoming .nv.lriDa* and mail *,tejh.d, .enl.d o.r cuts. Outgoing fl n• ?Ime-snviflQ o.rnti°. An itøt to -,I ,4arn sfflro. (n.fr 'bø nto-1in Mn,t ( .n. -,n,o1st,ns,' vd ,,i,s if )OIIU1I(VI. mif ,i ,. rr ge orge Stuart aUaia. ytj probably vnn't get your money hark (even it I - they tell ysiti that 'o'i will, whether ror rim you decide to buy On car. • IIi I 241-14 ' 4 i1 1PI Wflfl lopInA -. Seminole County Millions Iti Land Values Escape Taxation Homeowners Foot Bill Through Excessive Assessment Hikes While homes re ceirig acessed at over O per cent of iaiue thousands of land assessments remain unfairly under assessed, making most of the burden of count', supp1rt fall on the homeowners. Here are a few examples of land sales, indicating an -xtremeIy law ratio of assessed ialue To current sale Qrlce: • Lake Mary Blvd. 11)71 BUYER ,iLE PRICE 0 T01L ss Peachtree S36930 $1000000 3.7% Ptj: S25 450 $1,250,000 2.03% Oa'iis S21,700 $250,000 8.7% Interchange Da -,0 Is $20,650 $441,800 47% Orange Blvd. 8irt.n S22 500 $812,000 2.8% Northwes t Lake Mary Lake Mary Interchange Lake Mary Douglas Tu7te I Road White $8,100 5140000 5.8% S. Sanford Avenue Brailey Odharn SlO 000 S162,500 6 2% bke tructed one of his assistants not to charge mileage when he had a free ride, then later turns around and collects mileage for a free ride he himself had to Tennessee' Philosophically, there isn't tremendous difference between Brrne and Herring. Perhaps the n—i significant difference is in their ctkxk to use of the grand jury. Broome says he would more or less leave the grand jury to operate idependentiv even hire its own lawyer if the members so choose. Hernng uses the grand jury as a reg.tar adjunct to hts office. He has had experience as a prou. tor in the old county judge's court. He l*S drYints!tative experience in the large Brevard firm of Crofton. Hoiand and Starling. . ... -. How many roads How many added services could trie assessments have provied during the past seven year's? gets credit for the existing deplorable discrepancies between home and land assessments. - MY OPPONENT is taking credit for hoi apprjisji cperience in the same seven years. Let's give him some credit for this iness and it you would like more of the same vote foiTimm. YOU Be The Judge If you want a POSITIVE, PROGRESSIVE, UP TO DATE ASSESSOR'S OFFICE with an appraisal staff composed only of KNOWLEDGEABLE, LICENSED REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS. VOTE FOR: to stopi tiX, received his law degree in 1962. ... - . . I RICHARD MCCANNA Broone. a hi ghly respected "-"kT of the Brevard Bar Associa- .-.. tutr'ei oy aW How many schools . - We are convinced that Mr. Br2ie wl be a :tae attorney that Brevardtans can respect and that OWY cnrnirtals need fear the con. siderable powff of his office. Had jU the ards teen rçer is';esd i'i neea shrugs this off as a çsibie careless error. But how come Herring ins- -. $ flnn- •, , YO--U Be The Judge Herring's lack of satisfactory explanation about his collecting for improper expense charges. He tent NOVEMBER 7 . 9 WI section (Ariie V) of the !tE.e cons- is nìot only a capatle prtisect:or and able law - t.rt ats one 'who is a coin- I h 41 .., • -.- State Attorney's Office Thes.e VOTE ..' New Broome Needed in whti that LI in ti Ed Frank a.ui I. Dmocrat .ee::t an : s rt tip& w the Lize-ISCUL iie: t the 11 g he has atnamed me pamm it tep) sitnet fruu rivK.t *UrT*71 Cer pLr1I..a!% thffitiifl cam ne !J' * wit. Lagm U' . of siCk White I..... Se ct.es, wi1 be ireath ez.par.de a.s of Sari. 1 ta use of c±-.aries mandated by the we?s W)O )pr''ved a new tu&ial Irue:r V - V T the 1 thffrX if C rrt,or. E . ,, ,•. of iami continue to run the Flóndä Senate? TDY. i,diea. Ocisber 23, 1r2 le S14I7t A TTORVEY . PAç ovQrn-II Içe men Rdt Raler Broome for state attorney t'I Al, hv t 1 enforcement, r ,'•' - On1pI4t4 4a$w' rMtdre a 'aah de"t if you want to Tax Collector Newspapers Endorse Broome... Law - PROPERI'i' bat Thtr, / ( -• ing ha Mebotrw Time: . r I r - . 4 Republican TROY RAY BA -, .,.. i -- you a fitC RFNAR.F if this typo if dealer 1EVFR 1111 out an y papers before you have been told the peire. NEVER si anything inl.ia you intaid to buy a ear then and ther. coN(;ltEssM\N Bill Chappell 'right was in town Monday and took time out to confer with Dr. Luis Perez, co-chairman of his campaign for re-elrction in this area. 'Staff Photo) Vote To Re-Elect urt VIII UJOthLeC ! .i .i 01811.11 YOU fill MR And di(n P4pen befr.r th'y ran Public Service Is My Career I Sincerely Desire To Serve You .. net ti - A Caz cci 'L? :c drecie t 911L ain .lcL CI Setzm. r* mtnj.. E tid The Ge !kc Cu miz'ce ci tsieT1 -bt1t i4ngi Imales ci W-zI rpm ve mnves= W*C dm:w r' dau teu tiJ.aec upw Th r3eft U 3aet. ft ! D1L rac F*rni*t.. t Tnyi that are broken We. Jy aft.r a child dar'.a playing with tharn ran he rnMly In money and in danger tt the rnun. Stinirm wtuatly nave .earnpie toyt on display T!w-s' toya get ud riww'e than any tnyownev1hyadnleehIld If thes sample tOyt We . Pt. ?zIIz ant wr .r'. Thoae pi.L w'r?e ci gums ci S.ra &MM of r* 3:—:X SLJJ m - V rts1' t-ierfl4 it. the 11Ji. the t U if %TAM Lt k4!t. Nquacme IhZK?... DISTRICT I FPR SF kEA lIVE SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS Seminole County : 'r-. - . . FOR THE GROWING '70's £ U rre a mar. gr1*! Vilplen - - . STATE &Wit anything ymr child ran give It A r' rcMsrA r ciØttl'i, .mMrravdriR prob. Buying a car can preAent Se D S'AD ! PEARSON ._ z-u& '3nt 3 ?. 'i,i se Amp. ynu can be amorM T'ut\ stut *s calk'd driing a bargain. B3%Ji £ tIr,•, VOTE Consumer Problems Can FLORifl * rr,;eii,,, rin ,r,f'rrI i I'riIrJ —The S.*r Pie3 The Only One With Proven Administrative Esperience AS ASSESSOR He Kiww' How Tu Bring You BALANCED ASSESSMENTS FAIR & EQUAL TREATMENT with cold! fu ALL TAX PAYERS M - PAID FOR 8V GLINN LII1LEIOI4N, IRIASURtKIRUM8(KG(N iON SIMAIt DISTRICT I7I1111fPU8LICAS Intor,n&3un taken from the public reeurcjs of Sernmntw Cotjnt, Tq 9w besi Qt my knowledge I benevis, It to be eentiaIly accur,tv and reliable (except for hurnn error on my part as a poor mathematician) The in1ormiPion does In no way Inter wrong Juing by p..irts P0 thee tr.srijcPivn, DEMOCRAT Pd PP. Ady vy Qrvoe WOW , Pd. Political Adv By Camp Treas Democrat I �1hurcd, Pfr,v. 7, 19/2 if flip cIvfJd Ffrr,iftl T im e rime 6 B4 6C—The Sanford Herald -- ' Saturday Is thursday. Nov. 2. 972 In California - In The Park Oviedo orn eco m Homecom in I fl g Listing Sa crame nto . In Bureau do bu.1ncM In my They don't Everyhody caine to life. E'i'n end of California But my 't1lx'r of General Telephone. Collection Agency NEIl. MORGAN "Saturday in the Park" is the theme of the Oviedo High School Homeniing and one of the seven vivacious Senior girls will be crowned Hornecon'iing Queen at half-time Friday night. Princesses from the ninth, g.%t some new law %Tiiton bills made ilfut to a Neil Morgan problem anti that agencies tenth, and I I th grades mill also take part in the pre-game ceremonies at -10 p.m. A pep rally i,d bonfire will be held Thursday at • :30 at aatnt those unscrupLlous. in collection agencies wtucti stp to shotgun billing. In california, shotgun performed with the aid of Liw _ / largest department of Motor Vehicles on earth. It overflows two buildings here at First anti I 24th, and It contains names and current addresses of about 12 million California drivers. By -M 76 state law, the Department of %lotor Vehicles is the dupe of indulging in it ore repriman that area. M% nAn-wsake hall IAst paid a deit More stringent liis,illiineF, ors, t,iti. it appeared. atxiut he said, icrc under eon• x months earlier anti his sideratlon. A lull to not lip telephone had tx'cn renwved restrictions was introduced but about two months aflerward failed to pass the California -Since it was nocossary fic us 1,e&.1ature. inle bill mllectors' to temporarily discltinnect )-our Itlibby was ticking snimthl%. Now the' are in for It. S(D41Ct', the phone company The Empire Creditors Serwrote, blithely disconnecting an 5121 Sunset Blvd., I.ns while, and vice. infinitive all the Angeles, dunuied a final notice it for non remove eventually payment. And tlecause of no for W8.00 tin Ili)- wife Judith lob I for babies. cvnts a name can copy in- ' - . formation from these which include new addresses, The only data which Is confifcntt.1 under the California Motor Vehicle ('ode hictu Cofleerris the physical or ...._ . 410M Pink bunny are gone'? S days ' . I Ar. ttt • the attorneys for Telephone had G e neral apologi;ed , I sent the file t the California Public Utilities Empire ('reditors Service caim' "Iliat's flue reason %vliy Proltosi. lIon 18, IIIi antIpornograut, pr'9N)sal on 11w California ( 'alsfu'i-iuua Ii;ul kit, has ilII)h)t'll (III iiiutti c*'ntrtiversy as Nov. 7 •'Irt-lh,n - \ . ,(, ~ i~\ I .%' Insurance companies use these files. So tb salenen, veterans including the organizations that send those key rings with miniature license plates. And bill collectors. Or skip tracers, as they're known in the trade. If the in doubt. . i ____ _____ C' Having a bit of Cecil Beaten in me, I always look forward to H.aflo"ieen because it at- 1 - h-rds me the chance to do a tt1e costume designing 'Wt are you going to be I asked m 13this year year1d son and he turned world-weary eyes on me and l25' said. "Same thing I Year. 1 thought hack. but I couldn't rnet'nber. 'What were you last year" I said-Myself " he replied. and it was clear that he had the threshold of chiood forever. I can ren einber when he wanted to be a skunk. Or a rate. I reminded him of those days and brought forth a uapshot of turn looku Pink ind cuddly in a flar.rielette uthtl had made him when he -as 6 Ptemembff when you were a big, pink bunny"' I asked. Gimme that," he said as shot and helungedfor the held it high above has head. Ce P - rf tl w - Me fri lit ' *" I" mis he CATHY ALLEN an -, a BONNIE HUGHES Pbe1 1 P Lb bal - - -4 - . r 'Pu In — -. ' CI'UC WORLD ALMANAC FACTS I_us! Ray District, Inc.. 16n Craven% Ave., Torrance, Calif. It wasaddre&ced tome at home in La Jolla, 100 miles to the south. _________ !Il own I - thown that adorable picture tti anybody at all except his father and his grandmother and that I sure knew better t w hLs school and tack it up on the bulletin )OU Natise Art Form attic ' there's a house over Street where they give out Telephone Co., it read. 'Payment in full must be made really good gi.ti," claim at once to prevent "Oh, all right," i answered our attorney being referred to casually, bat my heart quickmed. Maybe I couldn't make for appropriate action." Well, I was never unfortuna te turn a costume, but there was e pink bunny ldt encr,ieh to have been a sub. gill a bit of th ui him after all. RE-ELECT - You ' - fine - - I The Expo ;o at 'u'aa. Japan, awacted over &4. uc 000.000 advi V of that in I. BARBARA DUNNEBA(KE ,, * * State Att f - that __J tutu VOTE NOV. 7 FOR AM % you C in 183 He W car, fighting organized '. 6or * * * * * * Prot here tool Division of Sheriff's I Dept. — held rank of Lieutenant. you' * * * - A% • . - Will and -- to - * * * - e, * c' . . , " _- - C. ,' \IC% StateAt yilv RE-ELECT EXPERIENCE Paid Pal. Ad by Herring Cimp.in T,.-Sm. 41a pnow",, 'i - I '' t- t ;nrunq i'.uqnesoim fr,jmn :Ovornfl 'n scull ,in1 itiifl-r$%.'Iiant .nYI. t4ardinme mtorar mith inco-ijawn fl1() u,s.reçjr!',Ifl . .. - ia'is,c 3sinmat ''c'flMiS i%* ,V'' i ,)flarrlh:ø fnider !or tots, iffir-, iwny from i.-...r'r,fl ruoms tit .hsnIuls 'cur •• ,?ra george -• St I TAX ASSISSOR ' REPUBLICAN i Ei' 23-3$3i flBINSOM RUh40O. FIJR!OA YOU- Pd. Pol. Adv. by Bill Suber, Campaign Treat. -- Keenin Seminole the attracti A job for someone BIG enough to stand up for the people who L l f E here. ALEADER who has ANS WERS to the questions we 're all been asking. WHY ARE OUR STREAMS AND LAKES WHY AREN'T THERE ANY PARKS WHY AREN'T THERE ADEQUATE BECOMING SO POLLUTED? NEAR WHERE YOU LIVE? SEWER FACILiTIES IN CERTAIN Because our sewer treatment plants Because current county officials are overloaded, inadequately controlled and discharging bacterial and mineral waste into our clean have not moved fast enough tc ac quire park lands with bond issue streams unnecessarily, continues to rise and decreases the amount of land a dollar will buy. The exploding population in certain areas, although seen in advance by Park land development must also be city and county officials, has been funded. allowed to continue without requir ing franchised operators to run ddequate lines and have adequate aciIi es, cr ore'intinq t'he rirrfoac1. PARTS OF THE COUNTY -) money on hand, the cost of the land require eye appealing buffer space between residential and commercial WHY ARE SOME RESIDENTIAL AREAS WHY ARE T H ERE SO zoning. NOT PROVIDED ADEQUATE FIRE BOTTLENECXS AND CONGESTED WHY ARE SOME AREAS SHORT OF PROTECTION? TRAFFIC AREAS? MANY TRAFFIC Because certain areas have been aI lowed to grow, in full knowledge of Because it is very difficult to volunteer firr' departments by donations, to provide the kind of equip- Seminole Cijr'it', rods traffic engineer, nor do the c,ties have the benefit of a trained expert city and county officials, without ment and the quantity we need to. in this field. We must retain 'aletit to any provision for expanding the supply of fresh water from its source, or preventinq the overload. day. To protect those who live here the county must accept some re sponsibility in tHs Because cure our problems and not Iea'ie t to trial -nd error 5 * FI CC CIVes rcernt, -- es ierset'k -'-,# bow ' REELECT HERRING * but knows how to ('lire those problems. Don's been workiiu for Resu/CIItN Ri.ht.s * - flj,oj() County for 12 rears. Don itrub1-' is an t'xperieiit'ed business , *. * - S executive with rears of leadership ejjet'tit'eiiess. Let's rote for Don's talent . ,gfl(I experience for our (ou,ity (oInnnsSion, %otember 7th. *•' w * * GOP Don Struble not onA -I * * .. , lot VOTE 1"OI( TERRY GOEMBEL -- - u".ur'A ?'.iuii ith * Ml' Go , ' p Reed 9s 20..'Year Warnsi '' ..,- PLEASE ()fECK TIlE V,-\ Th ill E. FRESH WATER? S - * ts toVe #aV^ * * arOG F * - , * * ear/70, • 10, NXN * - flov. POI't+,Aj, Herr"ng •4S' Will ,egroup Sheriff Dept. SEMINOLE COUNTY to response insure rapid to n..ds of all Seminole County, SHERIFF ------ * * * * * Murderer n too Organized Juvenile a Q 0* 0 * ';,,'s,c if Commuter. tite'ln'.,ru , - .t S Because no one has taken enough interest in the people who live there to , * * u' OF COMMERCIAL BUSINESSES? p I a * especially those witti no police dept. Q) PTO one with , * * l ' - !"3500 - I -' ** S3250 29 0 4 PLEASE KEEP LISTENING Pd Pal Adv Eve Crabtree, CampaIgn Treis *g Cl 11th , . (Jan) A. L ' 4 YRS. ASSISTANT ASSESSOR I _0 ' )' - 4 .7 YRS. APPRAISAL EXPERIENCE Republican O .. ASSESSOR RESIDENTS VIEW THE BACK * I I * FOR .. TAX WHY DO SO MANY APARTMENT . - .-. Supervisor of Elections Killinq J1 -' -.----..... EXPERIENCED • DEDICATED • QUALIFIED 14hien * ' ' , •r "',;r.C.fl Janice 4 1§ I T1 _ Vote "II' °flVlcted 1;,, Ge • • /,. e.11*4 I ' Itc %s , Od , tit ?I'IA iO."flIAflC,!1 CO G6'i 91 i i trcj C a figu' o tt*i Charges eva-U. Isla8lug In fe 'S ef crime, in Seminol. County, REPUBLICAN aid Ik 1)1 4 I? i j(-,of l-_jses T?lst ~mise Oeath' b of Sanford In c. I)'ar Citizens: . - 'A + *r Did you prepare yourself for the out-ditef] statements in tht- A,,,~#-s,,or'i - a 0 00 this starp 0M O - mune VA e r r I * I ng PAII havi *s * ._,.. GOEMBEL . ________________ — * Or r ug a ths HosP19' Decites '2proSect1t1fl Vowed In D * 14 years law enforcement and It bC spark Grand Jury yro * don in Jf51, The World Al walking a beat, patrol P1 1if4'''" / - _a. - -T' '-IT.. days. YOU' mom in i., iomio ostAkoO. p. ________________________________________________________________ ____________________________ times called the cradle of * JZZZ Fred KELLEY negi A stuart Corner of Parka French, Sanford, Fla. Orlando Sanford 644-39)2 3231032 nut brought into existence in any one particular city. a!- * 190 children lack SI * th e most attending any fair. It was the first world's fair to be financially successful since the initial exposition eld in Lou of its kind wa manac notes, An unusual sidelight was that 127.457 adults were lost on the 851. acre tract compar ed to 48, cuu1 do people V$C' 01 Md I-a DodQe. Inc 0 - irt. - _______________ . Proposition 18 which he helped write. The opposition, he S.tIyS, has raised some $2 million to fight it, while proponents have been lucky to scrape up $50,000 to herald the proposal's merits. ge orge ,si'..s''" though New Orleans is some- * "or j' •' TERRY • that voters will approve .,j Leasing & Sales Mid-Florida rj ELECT GROWING 70's optimistic about the chances 1.75 owh Ph 'I 'J, j "-:- FOR THE ABBOTT HERRING * * a * * * * * hen au was born. It was * plan Art and Engineering Departmerit kit the maps you need. CARSI 1972 LEASE __________ A Stuart'. Check with . plttins The Bible anti Shakespeare's plays were written be fore anybody thought about photography. Yet Harmer is not over- — Your experienced STATE ATTORNEY in the United States. No one * '' SPECIAL We Still Have 4 Ill Ir Ar j has often been calico * the only art form to oriinate * ' don clog - "We have for collection an no G Developers acccent against you for $40.23, mean, to us by General John assigneu i a few doorbells. I * Real Estate — 7 i __ ___________________ ''I Says this is hogwash. It would have to be proved that Sk't'flCS from the movies or photos in lmoks were designed "titillate"sex desires before they could be banned, he ex- Military Personnel ' BUT , incasures * Surveyors * Students my "Ma," he said. "The guys and I might go cuut)u.d t * So I told him no, I hadn't Alu . TAX ADVANTAGES !''9JilV,f*V ;')t) P1 M.uiin Avn .'n,atuur State Sen. John I. I l:irnit'r, a Republican s ho for SIX years has been trying to lutisti new antipornography ui the state IA'gisluiture, , my just couldn't blackmail him. wha NO TRADING RISK ' th a terse communication from theCredit Bureau of South IcoWdhasemadeade&* have windows washed, * * wn cut and floors scrubbed But he's my kid - my flesh anti peanut butter PATTY RAYMER My turn came six years ago clothes and help me hand out * (,jr the next five years I I rung — * .%rehlIsets * Engineers * Foresters * land Appraisers * Lawyers • NO CAPITAL INVESTMENT been harassed by bogus dun- goodies to the trick or treatm who knock Ott Ott d*' es fils lust contact with mine and he slut led his weight from foot to fcx uneasib. -- .th', did you"heasked. ' information he earth th can brat be shown on topographic map - . FOR ALL OF SEMINOLE COUNTY van 't hug of the Bible, Shakespeare's works or going to stitli uiuivk's as ''Patton," "IAIve Story" and — at people have . . u '.nsr is by the courts, to prohibit read. ,',ich user wants lnfofl'naabout the surface Of CAR LEASING for Execs. — tiav% lie iltolll)ts (Ills, because it law IN' •'ti:uliengt'il uirul ti'qte.l until it ha; twiii iii ("rt*'iI bel,'vi', the uuu'w TIn' a ii tipuir- norrai 1'y 1 a w could lt'atl authorities, ba'-ku'il ene thing In common — been hauled into C.alifcurrm. courby this shotgunbi1ling— and far greater numbers iavt' to have to learn to let hun pink bunny st and all . go 'You 're absolutely right," I said bravely. "That stuff 13 for bates. This Halloween Nvu can sUv in your regular * -: For years innocent He's right, of course III am His eym were tranuc with fear. You didn't show this to . The peeple 'uho us• do nu't flt in any one category hut they all ha!s they'll fire off threats to the same name uii.'nsure fuill,ir.' of P'rop.ucltton in hiaq uua flittinnsul Ignifit'nn. ' I 111ov move to ' e 'erytxxi with mother * I was the * would stoop to s1ich tac- I A tossed a foot-long lock of hair - m stuff for babies. G-eez, who needs sort of - - LAURA SCHULTZ bodrelaed and handed it He back to me. 'Knock it off anyway, ma," he instructed as he approaches, ()pjwtn'nt' warn voter tipiii i'rlujM.sitIon to would lrii, a flood of Ii'ai as'tli,ns ;wrlmps ku'.'puii It,,' in (Ii.' for IIeirnwr urovat call it a control thu' ;uresi'uit sLat' stxitures in this rt',ng tide of couiiuiii'rlahiii'd aria, will In' widely a('e()teil as obscenity in ('alilornia. Its upfair and just If it Is given a [k)li('flts brand Un' proposal as cia rue to 1% (II Arbitrary censorshih, censorship which lI;irnnt'r 'ny suiu'cu'ss or "— <fiThIr out B ANN RUDY Ccçk %e'n S.Cr%IC't ire )tusci'nhty, like tM'1IIIt -, often I_c in (lit' t'.' of (Iii' ln'tnihler. i for driver's licenses. KA1 1I\ hF_s(. L. ' , ('opk'y News Ser j 2 .hickson at From one A By FRANK MM't)Mfl(:lt ., 012 LATT- charging a violation of Business and Professions ('ode Section After talking 9 - W We don't feature a Antloobs cent"ty Bi'p/ / .'raws Controversy SOUTHERN AIR - . é Class i c ff eorvirre rit (j frilf pri MtPS ' Samsonite' I A Gift Gifted hiiiq'q PiiI thc' lrnnp. p.,,. niitifl limit In pn Ihrnugti front fIrhP then, nnql the 1II$) front J%.rrb.'c mnyrii4rø FIfl(l hniiqp nntl rt,lhint flU It' , f,itullv Iikil to it PVAI) if they rIIII tinve. flOt)t1y ll,t'te n,Igt,t lir' nriywtc'rc' isvg I wiiitit unit wmtrh Iiiru It, t tit, them. A for fri',ti four to five ti, n ultiu'n qiitiq'I nr,.l Iiqt,'r, I', th 'oft to many IRI otiti hrin (tie,,, hi, tt9 kittlien. IwPtlPtinU, of Hril re they m IIinIt' fl the w Mi the itim" c t,i,,,rui'yq were for c"tti"iI flown fur the night onyt4y to rt'tt,i,veil auiti wn1n'i1 In worn, r,nø, and It would There wn r cflse 9f oloopy wntpr, then dried with of twitter mtiovv' the roar of traffic, ulkI, howl') onil wuhit,eii with ml nri other tin,.' 'it plate anotiter dry towel uritil Ilwy vre'arn of jrenq arid the Unfortunately. IN,; (ii0trin Itw pnrkleiI. The wirkq huuitt to lii' hn 1 1!m'(i('MIlY pms'iI into triniuuued uind tIn' Imup filled with Itprooteim. 'I'livit thoy wr,rp .'t ii" o shelf it, liii' klhhen, nfl really for t'vening clog In Ilk' quuitnettltn.' nobody was lit milch of a butry lip 14110 We do offer quirk crirripotnil-it ropo'or 'roll m" it it I'll 11C 0 Slarn. No more conversation. letter thLi tinic, threatening legal action himself and files, pa ANN BIRCIIETT is s T.I h;',i It IwgItu to nI H 11ttn " thi'tntIi,n of nt V' Now their I' n gu'nt 'tent to fiji' n wttiii unit Iiiuinu'ihinteIv in' flu1I iii ffl%I)t of elertrii' tIn' rotn i 1liwhil with light jAnd flip snine fiction ex- liklltq. hul flit,)- 110 Inck flip tInttiiIatw hit' light wlit'n y,u,u°v,' lwrMi)nuIi 101911. tltiv or RIty W8IIflV nh rMnu1ni alai" . I fiipl ,I reinlhulity for tin' rnlimilty. I It' ivnplr i'nllq the .'Ie'tlrr iotnpnnv unit ,I,'i,o,,,,Iq iuitn,it P nih iihiunl nished willi It. EAcel)l for yparn ago llipy were unktiown Ili v;iiit hnine, where thin kerius,'i,e inuiupi wm the prin. flectlic lightq, but )list Iakv% Opal off 11111111joilljolI. prehtv iniii'h fin irui,iteii Anil (tier.' :iq plenty of Even whit'ii Ii,i t'I,'t'ti'lu'uil 1191111 ntiiiiit ti -' $torm knocks iist n trunsforiner kerosene turnip %mnellflng brooks the wire-4. E.ver~ rinifIv morning to Sii'ranWnI" si (hI' iti'pInilng 8 hulb oeu'nIonntIy, otMtv glvu'.c inniti tin'ui,tit In the shotgun billers. The law of odds or I. -- Wben I Iasi saw tier ithe had writing letters Ili response from you, we have the other day. They threatened referred the account to a legal action within live days and warned that her checks confusion that must follow collection agency. in could be garnished. It till had to ntact A further co hen a b411 collector looks in payment do with her account with All to ',hose files for the new address reference made State Credit Plan, arrangements should be ola John Smith who's left town. attorney shot off the Our '5 with the collection agency. Anybody who wants to / fly IlII }N M. I'A(.I'l . NI) Copley Nc*,i Sen in' "I'urther lnvettgmtI°fl," It 1w1%n, "ii t'lost's (lint ytni tire '" n'I the .Itit(h k fit connectiOn with he lnthchtt'thIwM A ll State ('reulit FnyettC, 11-14. Plan In l re gre t A But there are people Wilt) At1 frightened to (lonth by this kind of thing, my wife lieg n. qect for (1w collecflnn ('ple News Service 11w chief of further infuatn. anti one H. to keep t t'te th licensing Bureau signed his e who McMillin, SACRAMENTO. CahI. - B. In letter throughtiul f long, manager service and name a vrife Is an General Telephone in Herniam which he ointv(led that shotgun that 1' there is fl( Ileach, Pent duplicate roptea of billing had tx'conw a er1ou' Courier Fiel d. A dance in the gymnasium will follow the game against the Titusville ' Electricity Taken For Granted 'Shotgun Billing' Backfires qf~ R I 717. — 'j jo,)4u1 tr'5)L(V( L'(0 1 �Edi t c—i Comment orial ')rfrr(l pr. \ Is 11In! without the COh1ti!4 are providing SOIflC sparks which Could and should ignite till! latent sense of moral indignation which has been sadly lacking in this presideillial ('aIllj)8ifl. The parade of witnesses which has ertsv(1 the public V$CW as (lie Nixon administration prepared for and acted to secure a second ad lllinistritlon for the president has aroused fears and sumi' have lx'en left unanswered by Ow nun ell (;OI presidential candidate. a Regardless of the I'll'. the Russian grain deal jnvolvement.c of the administration, the Oft' 0' th Cr Ft Political Notebook te pr at DEVELOPED BY BRAILEY ODHAM \ k k / Beyond These Garden Walls You'll Find is IL OA More Privacy And Security Than vi oull Find I / (IJ,i1 In Any Other Home Style Offered Anywhere 11 Washington is that the Nixon ;H'f)pl(' are aln('nai)le to disclosing the "A IM's of tiiiw who hurried to get their (lOflatilnis in t.i'ftir.' --- ------- H Florida Today. By JOHN Assoclnlrd I'res 'Writer 'rFsl()N, I'il. I Al') Al 20 lillIltitI'S to one on a fall Friday 1111111with (hi' (hi' young 1111111 11111.4111014. and I'hih;atelphtia 191tllis's bn'.'hall rip slntni,ird a $5 bill on (Iii' bar arid tinnotinml tik rettretiien( "lti OW t'till 1)1 tifl era, builily. tiil It might as well stop here. Give 'em all one on Mo." With that .lns"phi 'Mu''' Mill. larka'y, a irii't'r of tutu'' atul spare in Ilk early 20s, sta'ppvd down from a job that hail itiadu' him a hero (ii hk Is'a'rc utruver 01 it beer truck direction This is taking place in M mann where two FBI . Sara offers you a r Our e-ora' Pr;.ac',' r your :•.-; e;t and exc'rç your c.a'ce fc' rea'er oeace secrit' and yard. and serenity than you've e,er rrnanent carer i.a 4'n a I—ra '.e oo* II ractivee" :'yourpra and Garden are ore. tre co-'s-'ses'err:oc Home ..r}ccfserer i arsc;r4',' S:r: glass doors ', ead o oass i o frc4'r saH yards surrou'd; your &e in . . 0 :ITIl:TI:3LJ-: 1T . Financing. We have 22 different three and four bedroom homes rea ' for you to see today. Priced from S34, O0 to S3 ,500, 11C, oer cent dvn o& y rr en t x4p :'- - - ) TELEPHONE )CO 831 9993 SANFORD FLA 322 2611 FRENCH AVE . N VOLTOLiNI (,rciaton General Manaqer OIIN A SPOLSX I AC( ,te [dOor ROY STAFFORD DERBY GREEN Ad. &'r ' cnq Manaqer Ed lor of Ed toraI P.iqt' 40 Is GARY TAYLOR Sports Editor RALPH HAYS ( ,"igt Rr'orn FOri.cr,n C,uv',' Ed RAY STEVENS DORIS WILLIAMS Soce', F dti -- Zr 1 [luLl, VI i u N I *' ------------- i'r,'s'. t S!,ti Rovn I o' 'man Ph!'r.qr ----------- SUBSCRIPTION RATES 55c Week S14,206MonthS Home Delh,&y In Florida By Mail — -: Same As Horn; Delivery 12 mos. $32. U.S. Postal Regulations provide that all mall subscriptions be paid in advance. Entered as second class mailer August 22, i908 at the Post Office of Sanford, Florida 32171 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 ci The Herald's copyright and will be held liable for damage under the law Published daily and Sundays, except Saturday . - -low a -- -- ______ .-_ $2.40 Month $78.40 1 Year All Other Mall $2.70 Month 6 Months $16 20 -- -- ,apt'r - ' The Herald is a member of the Associated Press which is entitled exclusively to the use for reproduction of ail the local news printed In thus ne,..spaper We welcome the participation of all Real Estate Brokers. And we will pay a 5 per cent sales commission to selling broker. Our sales staff will assist you in --- ,----.-- -.- ;uriiuuiriu'aiii"rit •' .-' i still very m'ih uphill Here's how one party osree 'ees Meflovern today to the prn'pe't of loqiflg n w He is philocophical 1nd even rnytieal .11)01)1 5nces. I don't think he 'll he ton hrokefl tip it the lie finds it disappointing the 'iv things have w' also feels that he '#111 have done all that he enil'1 What exactly does that mean ; think it means that the South Dakota ø'' Friend, be able to cnnvnre fflmcel( that he has had ,n i.',rettahl. nealthv ampaet on the 2r'esses of ,hang.' not only in the f)enwrItie party .i:id onlitirs zenerall' hut in the nation You e1dnm ,f ever hear George McGovern •ie • phrase the movement'' to ileicribe vhat h.' and oth.'' -nncider to he massive, nnuinuIng change; fl .-mertr life today Still he 4Pt'mc well per;iiaded that his i'.' didacy rising nid of nowhere on iii evident tide of prot" represents a very positive contribution to the new for' it 'N)rk (ither. not unsympathetic to him. are not stir" Th ' think -inl- time will tell II Ntr Nixon should bury hint a landslide it could hardly he portrayed ic .1 reat il '.ward push for McGovern's niittook A strong finish. e' i f it does not bring him victory hut only tnces the .a would clearly 1ve far more signitlt,anee to the ''Mer,' , era •'er While on' nflu.'nhi,il 1,eniic.it huic think thu' still out on how much impart \Ii'Giw.'rfl will have ;onally. most wnuiltl .snpear In agre.' with one top flga' sa ys ''the party will never he the same Its reforms, its new openness to blacks, women, yOliti are believed to have broken a tam Many Denincr ahead look for si til more changes in the year,., know; iic( yet how the party vtIl he nv"rn Noh#wly be tween presidential years by the vastly 'xpnnuti'd, fr-" wheeling new national committee structure Winner-ta' all-primaries like California's may he dead u't'er','wh*" by 1 974 McGovern's friends, however, betia'v.' his interest go" beyond such things They think he wants to satisfy him çp)f that e vi'; .a ";II fae''r n 'hi. ar or ' stoned. ti'i,'' he lil The Ilarirnuler broight twitch drinks. There was sonic Idle talk. Then Well, what are you going to tin now'" ' iane of the young guys risked Mullarkey "1 got soniettitng g(.(I, buddy,'' he saul '' Old Mo's coining out of (hi' cold,'' on ungoing ''You employment?" someone asked. 'Nope. Going to be an optom- - I id Mullarkey. lie etrists ;icci,st.,nt,' ;at()MtilIar pi'.drained 4 sore at the key. lie didn't hat an eye. up his picked the glass and Silent-c. rrtnvernflt and one in "Y ep." he continued. ''I'm change tAkP t headed for the people's going to measure away. beer frock heads," The two guys shook their Sudden silence anti then you heads could even hear the grins Ton .second later, Mullarkey's ''lie's beautiful,'' said one rif popped in the door. head the guys. ''And from now on it's ''A winner again," said the s.ph," he said and bol*d other riv 'Itt roe have the salt, will beer. - - - •' . / I'M ~E//J& PipJ Fp1AH7"! 1 -- - I w iTh $5 bill on the bar. Out two young guys next to ltiIlarkcy groaned. ''Impossible,'' s-aid one. ''Say said(he other, it aIn't so Mo," ssaid bit that he used the smiling a line. ''Amen, I say unto you,'' siIat giving his shoulderlength hair it tug and breaking into his madman giggle. The two guys returned to their beers, but they weren't through. Both were fresh out of college and headed for comput. er and life insurance lives. Driving a beer truck was the modern dream. Alt, the romance of It all. "i mean, it's got everything," said one, "Good money, no hassles, You're out there cruising, man. You can do anything you want." "Kegs," said Mullarkey. Huh?" 111, never lift another one In my life," he went on. "They're heavy, buddy. And it's gettin' cold again. Awhoo ah when it's cold, buddybud." Ile took a swig from his beer. "Th ey think you're always / to Co ' fl I' field _1 In \ the 0111 i' it tfl' a under pow economiC markt'lpIaeP.rt' (tit and steaahly more successful challenge In The I nu? i State Sonic say - indeed, that this huge thalh'nge is States mounted much more eff,'rtvely in this ,'tiaintry thi.ic even the most progressive if the other ',v ,.sl,brfl nation' McGovern is thought to see himself us both .i n' a nd a symbol of this process. if in ict it c taking ,a;',' presiite'nflal uitcnm' at the pace suggested. The Now either confirm or ,veak.'n and of this. reality will test the the senator's sei(.saistaintng i.,finvielion about (its own :ai*' ig 'tian'es -if b.' 'ra church and the '\ - -I. • • - I One Man's Opinion 'Black English' Just Won't Do 3%, - • - / - Copley y l6owle sefilliclop, Pennsylvania Avenue Anonymous Political Donations Safe CHARLES HAYS Mr. harou Supt JANE CASSELfiERRY :-W Ø1 f ::- p WiNuf wED F GIELO% C o m troller anag ngEdtor -. 32771 ,aELOW Editor and Publisher W ALTER A DOYLE Adeertsng Drector & Asst to Publisher WAYNE U FRED VAN PELT . Mohltirki'ys IIb 1U1L1t --------- - drew the u'SIH'l'ted n'iu'tuuui from in the older a1tu'rno'n reguu. tars in lAin's Place. hands quickly shot out (it •'uuuIdy the beer glasses; eyes flickered is'tween (he whisky shelf arid (ha' — FRANK _-. . disclosure, A normal presidential election year sees the aspirants willing to state their positions, present their reasons for adopting them and thus giving an opportunity for voters to judge on issues. Not so this year. The brilliance of the Nixon record in foreign affairs and winding down the Vietnam war (which he extended into Cambodia and Laos) has been a facade which has skillfully been displayed to counter failures in other issues and to smother criticism. However, the American people have a record . aor roc... er .vhich to create your perscai Eden. P.'ac n a be.aiful cuaty bojilt ho—e Aitip, all City cenences. witP tc ties of everything eise 'you righ need 5 minutes to 30 r'es away. We have 20 dtferer Patio Homes a'aae today. ic oer cent dcwn, Con venti Ona Priced S,2 ,5 . agents, two bank officials and two state eme ploycs are to tak I he stand a nd t)( witnesses in the trial of Bernard I_ Barker. a Watergate defendant. Mr. Barker is being tried on state charges of misusing his notary public seal in notarizing 8 signature wit bout (In' signer l)('l ng present. \Vha t will conic out of this trial must await the testimony and tile decision. But the importance of it taking place before the election call only be realized when it S WOVCfl into the campaign fabric which has cloaked this ' 4 , contest l)et%V('('fl (1W' l(('J)Llt)Ii('afi presidenttSenator George McGovern, candidate Nixon and a Democrat, in concealment rather t hall or;o- s . yards into yaros. r-ee s your haven.., your escaoe frorr ,our o1n wod c' or;vacy. -eandyar r .:..- sr - Classical Retirement With "Class - ) -- Offbeat Rum Ira tlon s hea(Ioltlarters for (lie I)t1rl)' of o'!t't'ttitiio' spying which he would make " crystal clear, For For this is the prune obligation of (tic to pros' ide moral leadership which pri'sidcnc y would give real Substance and char;u't i'r to the StItCStliiI1lik(' aClii('V('m('fltS which art' upplande(1 as a matter of political skill Now there is to 1w a slight lifting of (lie seal which ap pears to have he'ui placed on the a ffair until after the Nov 71 ii election by White I Taut I --------- m'nv c.niing fl r• 1A nVng ttS nd h own polls in y niiinat mnr hnpfnl •()•! r;r MeGawern my h pri'prr the ø;øc?in But inme frend4 ia': h' ir. ,lq() rirn;r roy r1nfat 4atiirafly no r,,mer3t of cnncequPn4'4' w ho going to say anything for the f.ev S riek M'(;nvern i a prwtir ai- r'it M'(nvern's attitude Ye' the enatnr Pr''.lden' • ,giiflst and he knnw h$ light with this black cksid of suspicion still encircling the event wouki he most unfortunate Nor would the election still the cia mir Only l'resident Nixon himself can make his win of the kind and cha raetc'r whirh, in his heart. he surely yearns for. Speak up and out, Mr I 'recirierit' (line. Rf(SS-t r - ri; rmdin a To have what is generally predicted take place majority win for President Nixon Word persisting scandal is the Vatvrgate affair which has now FCaChC(1 over into Stisl)iciI)fl that this it v'' politics approach to spyIng W nih I not he linlited to political figures. What every American has been awaiting not one of sonic word from President Nixon that he had sonw views on this his surrogates invasion of the I )enioerat ic I'arty's national fo A New Style Of Home That Offers You Sotlit! Rv ARV( trigger. - "' McGovern Wants Felt His I the "nsecry" rule went into effect. ShoisM this corn,' a tx.tit It will be a sort of 'shotgu r wedding with (ornmon Causes finger on the of opening (heir eyes, even at the 11th ht*ir. Thus (hi' at her 8RX!Ct of this year's Nixon re- election the actumulntlon Of II1IJIIOT1S (II dollars to (lIIV(! ;mv for everything apparently with no thought of where the Inofli'y ('0011'5 from or how it is spent is also in the news and courts. Credit for (1114 itiust go to the people's lobby an Institution which has Common ('iiuse concentrated on (hi' issue of canipa Igri funds for Some last minute developments both within 1hi,rYl1/ N'1, , frriikJ Only Nixon Can Calm Moral Unrest! sc pff Iht Sources who volunteered the information said they had never received such mail until they decided to give money either to the Democratic or Republican causes. Both parties say there LI no way to determine if there LI a correlation between a personal contribution to a candidate and a subsequent Invitation by a business firm Ti:' do business. With Nov. 7 looming even' closer, the answer may never be By MICHAEL O'CONNOR WASHINGTON — Send some money to a candidate for national political office and you can expect two things to tuippen: 1. You will receive a form letter thanking for the donation, appreciating your vote and encouraging >ou to give more. 2. You will get on several mailing lists for national foundation fund subscriptions, magazines, other less well-known politicians and, in some cases, solicitations to join book clubs and private golf clubs, The second development is becoming a point of distress for some here who ccmplain about the fact that donating money to any politician puts your name, address and serial number privy to tuucksteus "l sent in$Zs and two weeks later got aflunsolicited letter from an outfit utfit IOOrniles away encouraging mc 10 join a ieflfl tS club." one -victim" noted, The problem centers around the availabflty of mailing lists In political campaigns for non political reasons. In telephone checks with cutinptiign offices here for &'n. George McGovern and President Nixon, no one could explain how a routie and address could result tit it direct mail business solicitation following a straight ochitical contribution, known. Congressional Quarterly, the statistical bible of government in Washington, has come through with its hard facts summation of the 92id Congress and what it meant to everyone. Over-all the second session the meeting in 1972 lasted 275 days. In the first year of the 92id, members met for 331 The research periodical notes that 7.208 bilLs anal resolutions were Introduced in 1971 In 1971. the total was 18,146 with the decline meaning little since Congress can carry over legislation during its oft years. s of Oct. 18, the day Congress adjoured for this year, ('resident Nixon had signed 273 bills into law When e Congress cixnes back Jan 3. there will be a guarantee of another leadership fight. No names are being strongly mentioned now because of the election campaign but a charge at Carl Albert fur the leadership of the House by liberals is expected again - -- DON OAKLEY it., fl na, world n 'tducatujn. vtizc us always getting stirred up about something, ,s the upu''lulfl if 'black English," ut" r"ading fur educatorss a new bos Currently ' :t 'Black English Its history and Usaie in the T;nit"t States," by linguist J L. Dullard of the University of P'ua' to Rico Dillard prcsents a convincing and scholarly case 'ti.ut -iack English, rather than being merely .0 suibstandarl -F 'nfertur" variant ut the English ipiuken by the inajurt'-f Americans. is a language in its awn right It has its own grammar and c- ntac -intl e'itut1urn wit :ontauns.- irican forms if ieech .la(lflg trorn 'hi' :jr-it :mtacts between .tr1cans and .;peaka.'r's lit Enghisli intl ther Euruieun languages. It is, says Dillard. the -iativia'iguJge 'it 30 per cent if black Americans. The book will serve a useful purpose 'fit makes ••uiucatuirs aware of these facts and leads 'ii in .ulreciatiuJn1 it' the linguistic prejudice that too fltum tias bea'n 'iIrfit'1L91 against Negroes. It .vtll serve a usutul purpose .1 At :wlos the teacher in the classruann to understand that the peaker if black English should tie treated 'he sarTlu IS lit.' other student who approaches it.1tidard English u tnrei,n Jn4ua4e But that is nut as far as it .'ies, or at, tar as u,I.n '1 a nd others will let it 4o. The idea seems to be that since .me language is is "good" as any other, attempts to imposetatit1arul EngL!tt On bIJekS are wrung This is a 'fraud.' says Engii'.n leacher Edniund Villa' in a review of the book in the Wall Street Journal. 'It inverted racism to let a black child belkxvc that hiacut English. written or spoken. will er'.' uiin 'air ' iii' 'if ideas, quite apart lr'i,ui preduriuunasutl white The lirectien for black it b:a'k um:h titu 'tjn1ai ii eaiuiejtisn a - ERRS WORLD The Youth Cult showing of homes. And we will do the processing of the loan. Next, It's Kids For Congress, Sure Herald Area Correspondents r DIRECTIONS TO SANORA: I II IN SANFORD away , from Altamonte & Sanora is only IS minutes Longwood via 1-4. C.asselberrf va 1792, 20 minutes away from Winter Orlando. Park Mall, 25-30 min,tes Altamonte Springs ,/ Bear Lake Forest Cit y . Cassribeivy f [slates I .0 h c PAA, v JI • from L ( 0,,,, .1` ( , 11 u 41' 6y /•____ I It., ii P.iv h By SAM STEWART GoIdt"iuod Eastbrook Tangle*ood I, ikt' hAkillf .ii' -p Copley News Service We umiust wait until after Nov. 7 t get a good reading about the effect of the IS- year voting provision on the election, and whether Ills decisive or simply swells the number of ballots counted without swinging the oUt('OIiW. L (Jib(JAI)Od It has been surprising to that the nearer iile ('uaulil' to t'kctltni tiny the less the concentrat ion or intensification of (lie tifteills to the 184o-21year group, as a class. It is also surprising to find that, according to the best analysts— that young voters' interest In voting is somewhat Less than evungtttit'eil. One observer ti-as Likened (lie newly eligible electorate to the uimewltng Infant who cries up a storlil to gel his rattle. Once Sulilt', MODEL HOMES & SALES OPEN DAILY Chuluola IM 9:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. OPEN SUNDAYS 11:00 TO 6:00 Telephone Sanford 323-4670 Orlando 295.4370 I Cob, rd Co,,i a Nam flmlll ill 6135 iluisly •Ia •'. 5pm togs Wuailei Li! M,ilh,eij 349 'j?O' ', ,' Oh I.'.', I. U: Deilona DeBary Enterprise ii: i: dv or ds i668 8163 Gelse vit Li, n, 3ft.4C 0vutio 1*II It 349 SM given the rattle, he becomes aware that he didn't want it, after all, and pays no attention to it. A harsh appraisal, perhaps, but supportable. Voting eligibility at age 18 Is, of course, a fact so new that sic must wait to get a fair evaluation. But while the ink is still daum on the youth soling amnendnwnt, the push Is on for youth in another, altieti areaof five luitutimig As long as we has- c had a ('onstitution, the age Limits fur federal office have gone unchanged-35 years for president s 30 years for Senale,25 years for the house of Itepresenlatives. When Congress reeuns'enes In January, there will be lmiitintitsm In muse to tower 11w mniumimnum age of a senator from 30 to V. and the minimum age of a representative from 25 to fl' 'I'hus tar there has been no mention of lowering the age for the president or vice president. But that will cenute. To the surprise of nobody, the chief sponsor of the proposed auuwnd.uiwnt is Sen. Birch Ba)h, Indiana Democrat, who Launched an abortive drive to put hlm.seU into the presidential picture earl) this year Only 45, Bayh already us looking toss ,,uri 147 amid there is immethod in his uiwse for further emiuincip.uttuim of youth in politics. Also a red-hot backer of the lowered age for eungressnwn is Sen. Charles Perry, Illinois Republican, who has the White house itch-- bad-but must (list get tuuui-seLl returned to the Senate from Illinois tht.s tall. Percy is 53, but miffecti longish hair arni sideburns mind leases no sttuiw unturned to wus - the support of )uuth. In a speech in Congress a few Uasys ago, be saki the Bayh proposal is "a reasonable, and equitable complement" to the Lowering of the voting lit this speech, l'ert.y .Lwited that "Americans now mature three years earLier than at the tum of the century" Kids mire smarter today, he utuiWsf, casting a gLanc'u toward the IS-yer-.'iit soW "1 base tong been miwnze," said Percy, 'that wisdom, political or otherwuic. is nut necessarily increased by adsaucing years.." A lot of critics of Congress' own seniority system would concur with ('ercy on that, but for other reasons. vu would saiuiue futk.s who believus, that the Supreme Court bench is ito place (or octogenartans w even t'4 u' seti(uagemsar tA113. age. "I cun't oven ItO, t9u,v vst peob'I,mi what's thow seventh 9,01k u,stlrnaaL, gQ.ng me tric to 'hlfepila I),5t,m2" of a 90 to the �Thursa, Ho 2—Tn€ antcprt +1eY _ 6C—T \v/Etriris J W¼Jrr%1 WANT AD iJAr ri Classified By Geo9c W Cra, 1 te ,, )P)?) 1) .) LL- -' -1 ' .' 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('lilt AP..!t$ Lt¼i I 1(1114 "It &' •Ji,' I' II' OFFERS I:x'FI.l.ENT l:%ll'IA)VEE hhINEFITS 52501*) Ma or Mis) (.11 THE P-4 E PAL D S 1188 1088 IsI:f1 1388 ,%'.1)oNF:-IIA1.F FOR OVERTIME ' 3r A.in lIO(IHhis * ('l1I+I)t 1,14 * OI{K * -• Ctr,t.1, E'.ler,c, eonnç Patios. Awn,n95 You .' ''Ifl9 4LVI45 HE S .-'QPP E P S Ctj IDE 172 CHEV - VEGA G•T. 2 1 2 - 72 DUSTERS 2 Dr., & 3 Cyl., R, H, AT, PS, AC, Or, R, H, 4 Sp.. Bucket Tint Glass, WhI Covers, Seats, W.W.T.. One & W.W.T. Take Your Owner. A Sharp Red Pick. One. AsLowAs *4)01) SPR1PiKLFR SvSE'.5 " USED CAR NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY __________________________ '%E. ', Dowms 21 "v Ifl)USEWIVFS - Work 20hours - be home s'.hen children return from sch(W)l I(FrllcEn? • Work 30 hours a seek I'l 1t%1AI' "4r I'AIt 1 1 I%H' I'I ltSO'NF I 't'.OItXIM. 30 hOUR's A '.51 F l's iu-:ci:ivi: F'Ll.I. IU)Si'IT,U,r/.'.TiON hI1:NKF'I'rs. -' I - ( Se"v., s. ui An.' S La,- s t ; See US Now And Save $ S $ S - - lr.yi ttw Wage ' CHECK THESE PRICES AND COMPARE. 1)1115(r) III ofitu furnituri. 113(1 drctssorles Itist bc courttous Opportuttit for advancement. neat III af)p.'ar.ul('e. ti;is't' chduffeur's license DAILY DIR ECTQR V OF BUSINESS SERVICES CLASSIFIED' ' AAA MOBILE HOME - ,--- ----------- .,, - Get In On All The Action! tO + , .HOME OF THE '5(Y ))WNe I Free Group Insurance LArryS P,Pr? 71% Sit,-' * sil I1'I'I'(; (:14E11K * - ' - • 1 I Your Direct '7$ Plyrnntj!h '.at.It,Pø Soti' rmi tln p0i"CI'l p A 'WI.' Ø4'(fli.?tS rid 5)19 'no 0-,. rp1t4Ef Paid -6acatlons arid sick iC,3i' (ASH 372 11)7 Wrapping & htpptrig of pur t Is lot 111 and out of st-alt \tust sc tilt legibly arid be accurate. Opportunity for advancement, ''1 ... Ca'r .t1*al$I i..' tq P-- , Pp.ghi.c.a 'ø' + .. VW CENTER .. I organizing your work. Opportunity for advancement. C U HAUL T PAl L E PS - • ::;- ,'C - ' lrl,'r I -- - + - .-J'( 'a, • C SE ,J P' c Earmmon; Service bulpOfl .1i,n Lots A. Icc- -ag. cle.r,C -- m17c VPC,n; i, ru.n; t,. :r''e-' s-ta ' I [p,f .r. 6m+r vc r'.',m.øPr ---- 1, ',-'t L' -'i-',i SeCutif R, H, AT, PS, PB, AC, Vinyl Roof, Tint Glass, WWT. ll344 SEEWICI&REPAIII '.1 ' " meats 71 PLYMOUTH Fury's - ofllr•c1gr cnscc 100010 .00 •1Th4$"10 CQnmr'*'cmai. OrOlal reIinIn 100 ',,1-ct',mr)oi Counu', hr Fencing - 1!o) r Typing of general correspondence. purcnuSe oruers, M)tflt. unni, .,*.ng a' Pots 100 Small •ci.. C * " cøI — -- -- 'n-i,' -- , - //F • 13etter-than-aerage tSP'l --''Iml" ?b'i')CI 51 -Ql'Il -$Cr.,ml i'll I'll) Does P-lPt ,Ih,00J ,,ttctmrnent% Male's buttOrbotAS-' To take dictation -must liavt' Shorthand speed of 80-100 WPM with typing pttd of 5t)-I0 %%I'\t ()pptirtunit for adsanctrnt ft _____________________ '"I b - ' • M3ILEW)PLD EatIng f'i ce UI' LL I1VtJfl Cah1644 - I - I ' ' Special Services fQfl5 $'cpq'r C..n. oonis. Coo S.. - • - - tOP?- ° bII' A p IT', 3234332 -- - 1'IflI leflOtA Cq I - mntnrl Ill 1415 Man-j other opentrsgs nith thIs •aras tic 960 room showplace located near Florida's newest vacation center, 1 miles south of Orlando 14m'nil Blue LuSIiC FIe'tr,r Carp.P Shampooer (nu- r)llp. 5) p.r dai 1(1 eII arId assist our customers in the selection of office supplies. M(Lst be neat tfl ilj)JM!itr24 rl('( and like working with people, Upirtunil for adsancem nt * (JII"4It K - 'n''- .-.t.'1 iLCI.l$aS.on n tnfClovr' Wonsa'i to care •or 9flØtqqi .r Call aft*' 6. 3734311 ' •flP$'1 10 '' °' c.FNtkdlJt- P(*I'mPP '•"-t Ceramic + L + , ) S .. r',y b,nn,n A.viit.bt, -- -- 0' V,,enle'C.Qfl4' Rh ,, - I _________________________ Found - . - - Acnr'S J?iI(?p. Pv..rC Iuum' OPPOlUnll, - Co00ctoSIsn ' - & 'm"3Bl..t PIOME SIRt)C11 Ssrng e4vru-.err Al n — ______________________________ I 0-1 ('Il, thsp. te'ean I720 S Oct 194.5 Coevrrilet '/ 4 'vi-Ne? SI.'0C Ph,') P4,1141 hi '05 RESERVATIONS MAIDS HOSTESSES HOUSEMEN • - - 1''+.' CDMPLEE C.crpetng I :; III a ,T.uDr'C moe a" 0'I I *•14P ,q pr'q It. 1w 5jpq5 {t lau 0' "las I'. At,.,'. r -' 97) bn,1 Fsploe.r pieb tip, v Sr. ,5,?imAt1r t.'4r1%rLIij5iflfl, Pets And Supplinc tIE I F /F PI 'eLF D A4[ to your la00Scape I ulrQ. luu-nrlulI! trees, Inbfoncj .-.irir-ty) lno IPr lIce?, from $15 7u,r And loalrd on your trrl ',r ml lit main wIt, iflStrm,ri ons II)? i,I,snlInQ nd carp 372 U I Cn'p aIIng tt CVIV'uI'ei U0 ioDt Cal' 3V 4'21 ' " *- _... It C 11 :I.' . I Apily L .IVI* NlpShflç Ce'ni.' 94 Las' 31I0S Kilt- iIi4l}'be Uirie or four Luies to say. that leaves xis- with Woe to .cse- bo 1 I hu't),It*C rt0-rru ''I n C' 1i'. T"-1949 Dn'loe Ptr ata.rf7, r,dln heAt.? II (1)11 cost ,,n.r * '.flnI•-? "w' i-1'j" "Jo's aootl+ 1I?S 444 4071 -a,' Is Hiring at Carolando l',c' Florida's Largest Business Supply Department Store in Now Accepting -- PAIPtING '' C '119 172 451 4 V -' P on uSed furniture. appI'anccstoolS, e$c flu p. I r 1t1) I -Ii-', - Sew:rig . rE:! t-i-o.' ' a__re .. ,.w.PrlP. I. SMl7e — 1-- -',. +. I)) II',' Wanted To Buy I A. I _AV'Pt SIP.'iC( ' p.+, - ' •n-' . - Fn.n. Cm.s PAMILY 5Ak.4l$ hi V'!. ____________________- m- -- .-' I me- It. + arid If 5A, Ppr',ç t1,• a *e- . — - I Ar IEL4'I* 1-4. i&i,ii1 -••-.ilIIl Pik.. ----------- b.oruost- C CaP3m r€ rnQfr 1 P *it,' vTuØl" ,p .n.'t.q' ,r t*,up.IIVi9 sn.. .a'n.c 'I. tui 3 I qjmetl,,C n • ImniG.41t aø.c"ioi ljpa.O$ •e To. .D.ierGn,i.Ca,..h1 s- apjaeirentis dt IUIS. 1TIt- tF hUm t t-'satwn atiuu' 1113 rok - ecreiary 1mgle'C,lI.f. SmIa'y moo C*LI0 3(•*4jj% Lartss'r&gtt Lands is. iruuz t,ts- oth- Caeer 22C • lhflt IS 7 MINIMUM 4Pk.,( I 3 L.ne- MInImum C4tnar% tiWe','*sd Its- fist- of flU right ie.ar.t stiLt the L*dfli of ins. iii 111171 ec a tin. a Pin. - time - - sa e: ' - 141t be'P'ttcjr". Pqqlr' sup.c $I?3 1r All •it - Pt e " Hous.+e Rent Furnished male Help Wanted _________ 1- lime's th'wx. Ht' ti ts-vus- anoti. r,,.rtWr,gn' Copp ct-p. Boov A. ME'ICi,,1 5NSs1'- --,.;- "1 dtdr t ttit.c wtMtS Ifs-' St&5CvIC MObilt i'some 5y, ufl uaIii, wO'S, uii- Bar"i ipt 23 1's. Esl'na1 3-OT 5fPWI .IEL .1 e' zic..-itP r-OIL - -- 53493 3l ::'.- 5.nhlmflC 51% , 1 i'-': ; - £JIC- 3 X' S'enr 1''t ' -. '" € 5' 9. cm:' Itlu:. •ubr' ne.nc Ei1a'e ban itP'I iail ,+_, .- A R - ."+..-f '"l,Pnie tail ''"r •' ' ' 3d ,, , - TC,Q Alit) br)oiF s'i, * r(IIr)''l'm' P ?h s ,* 4mmpl - 411 Vi0 f a,' Au 1-'f)r% In? 1ir.fu-7 #tl"' -Vt ft 'if,io' 7 l() ft ~fI(+i "'i'' SAl t%RY RANGE Zi.1thO - ?1ItY',I MIIP, / 1944 ('-irP-4P (,jI.iIift - I owner. Q4,P1 pow.' sOwc,rm') P. n'ab.s ,lr 'Ioqrm 4)4 I)9 '° I - -' - .-P. P' •' aflumpper$ SP4FL iF / pic uSED (40-S. l7t40 -- _____ 73 MODELS, WE ARE OVERSTOCKED WITH i'pnielifl" ,koor'ic Houses Rent Unturnhshed 2 Pt bo' £7( cau-r a' 'In. .1fltOf ., VI Pr'14I Of?øall ilP '-, t•p• .tr.. trw- ii ASIC 5gp,r 7LUCJU At'td Tratlri ' tteee teL m-,' - -. + - DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS SUCCESS WITH . Att,c Insulations P,,s. :- 'IC 'ill Liruiaiiiiu + I A 14 PIlL 1 )-lct -' I -toni' rl4rrt)O 68 KARMAPIN GHA deal.?, nr-v SOUP? l'cj Zatj 'atoOp! $99 Other l'cj /Au% lu-rb" K hN&)OP4 S SEnior, 547 mifl (I PITI:p, 210 F 1St 5' 123 6*4) hi ,. .'.C' - ______ ,.. Additions Home .' I" p'iiit.•- -'..q, ., "V A)PIEE MAlP4'S Th. ruu n*aizl. I ..r,.' IV.I' " 'nc Iisw', Emp.ovr '..-MOtDi'tl'clis. - tiu 11W e1,%$nj,. vi,tiar i u -tflIcrIee'1l' -______ I fedid iutiei tnu atauu. mutw. uc ir'oria1.on - * rcflWi1ufe thiat tiet's. s.ivaltt du.' It' tr l,VL1I1I1ttI tr.tseiittwirmatutc dtflItJlLsht t- eduvatsoua vnsi. Suul.e A 4 arid nil] kits, two ''I , I - ',, P$ujcp C,',at rime pi,00-.s 4 N"'' mimi Avf Pw 11%') Call 321 I /lr'.te f'O'PiSh5lPj 171 O1M , iamjrn (leAn..', SheIlarul LOw p.' ,v'IPl ltachment5. 17% Dpn.t'. ",r' ,1 tralS S rhtr, $70 Dishea. M.s' I ,ini-v'% Ire-to tiler b qt-,.5 1), 1)1 Pill P q,'-,rd A-,a*"t.0 Trurks Anti trapler; F-I c 1' p.ap' 4 e -' OF I I 4,0-, P/OO'iF f 40 l',lap,l. (aloe 1-/ Also fl44 c'- S //-ra rm+r1 ?,rt ar •.4,' (,',I,'J ArI,I tirOw?) prnl VII. ,C,,1 char. 5-17'. I)) 1754 alP.' II bill ON PlOw Home 01,0.? S + / '.1 T. A I') tr,*i.d Nmlir.r Deer Hounds, 1' A '((I tjrt ' )I , r - ctqt'i$t' - -I' 'ubtp up p4/u-I"' I944 ,jouiti on 177174) 197.4 RIjirmi 1% Mn?nriclec And Senoters 7) tnu'* A P'v-m * ct- n', rIPI $.m,r free In sjoevl nome UI 1S71 • pa 4 5/ 67 I'p iAPi(5, )3) 1)4.177 - , ii o4 - 'Al A Yrrcur y Outboard motor, I lIp new 71, Santa flarMra Dr '.nnfnrci 117 1691, SO Garage-Rummage Sales - 52 - III 511) 1)74141 '.'l p-ar 5 OFFI, C. BODY Si-hIP + ------ ,lOP - '-5 A INSUI-cMI'Ic_C 141 "1 I P P r. r'iøiiii ,,.++,..- -u ,- -, Ll.-é...... . I _______________________________ LICILI-. S' - SAPIEORD - and + larUer older home downtown Sanlord (306 MtiuoolIn Ave . localed neut door to Mon trturn.i Holell, ioncd C 7. recently avhbIe Can be uSed as 3 ipirtrnrnts or converted into doctor's or lcQeiI oltces 110.000 P01111 pr'c with AS 000 down and issume a AS 000 mort9age at 7 11511 TESTED 11PM 12011 i'tr A..r 171 6173 A.,iI,i(r lI lt$S .1? 3?? 7)57 ements - -. 4r'd /1-Ph p'-.5dfr5'r$5 (Ic,.. C, ,, '4 Ford IOYifVi C,T 7 d' 'miII 'lID 0CACj DSIWC' utpqC frtuie sr )fll , 4.1-yrtle IIP.d' '4 lu-i weekend 171 771)1 #/ILSrjPIMAIFP ruRMlTlJRF p-i,,, jell (17 ii'. F b-u-u'S' U) *47) Singer (4005011 MARINE 2977 Hwy 17 91 1?? ¶96) 51 hots lIaIl,wf,'l AIlS Many others, $,r,n% P.'''' it P. lloSu" •'IiAIC C.' , ( u'.c-'I All DIt PIr'1i'Sl1,l Ii, 2,11-P.'. ,,-I-'I t.,.- IvASSAC 5rnll fC)I"A.OlA jtpcaii 11% I , hVat*'j u-ha.' ,',Ph m,S54rJ.c and ar. 11% (77 19)') llt' S I, , Boats and ('11(1111 ,'.UC I 1071 I -,rry Monday NIe Investment Pronerty lIlt s-i ' " A L au-IC 'ue"a"o + - - . - A. &e.-s $rvi:. Home Ipro - 1! rotS CIc' - £P III F' Sai',$ofC J - - -C m,c 7A11 t - k BEJ. 14).+L 1 PAP P $.$/ENLJE MOBIE PA - 1 incom& S + - ,rttflq Lr C.+I' ____________________________ A 4471 )S AI Sill Op.n '•uiruiAy I W3 4 P i Mt 377 5)1'. I vI'ninu AiiñIr DON'S BAIT & TACKLE, 919 5 0 St Live flail. Groerie%. flu'.'q PtrS 69 Open 1 dayS 377 6719 , - — '-wc PY"Q')' 1T'+2TT The Shoppers Guide k Here To Serve You Furnished - flrlikCr fl..nrr ____________________________ men S'9a rtt I I Ii GREGOP4Y MORILE HOMES 17)5200 500 rrench Av . 31) 5500 )*3 Orlando Dr SpieS AviIbie LAKE MARY. 7 t)edrooms. lot 66 IS). needs rnmir 55.000 Terms ? .31t'f i'iIf. ''' - .'. 1971 IlrItjacIIer l7'*)9. one b.droorn. IIIrIPISPIP(t Call AM 4462, r miSt tlanP oP Ocltona. Merle Pr i(r or Paul Don kUL P wt:AL I r - -'*-CA" - :C#" ''- PLOUCED 1.irur 4 bdrrn, 1 riom w wcArPe$'nq cnh a SHOP THE EASY WAY :o Qtaef'7 IC •. P1+ O.SE 551011 liO Skyline Call *31 7321 DenIer - - -esI3er'. an newC3'r$t - -• '-- .A' 14,, 1$, 1.') $1111 1-$.1Sl?h.l Avi' I? 9) huS(fleSf zivenPene c : Ia'I',l , II ', Mobile Homes 34 lI1'Ifl I,s1e ar £.rr '' - , '• . / ,' 'rae Per sour fllflJn - . " - ".-,_ - Vitp I? 9) turn-ic, DependAbPP 5*70. Ii PIP rnn$n,'. 516) GAtyanulcni II tr I.i mini i'- J P '. Pt,', alt. .1 II 'mAth -)'.'.'-) /nrp. iPASfV'IlhtiIP 11? 101(1 Goods )() PIP Pa? (I,) I Mc Quill an 14rlI1 I IN-C rnAlt?5ia i'4.•m,i 5au' -,p.re. çw AtjT(5 .4. -. ,.." ;,m.,$'' I 3m AmAt04I Inn-IA I,p... ' ll rouidOiS 177 -- 4 5 JCA' P. ;'ii"s P77 4')1 i 0-.h.,-I' ,-jr$.jPe5 Rr.dla%, P14110,5 4'.A '5 II Seminole Sporting p- + ii. p PAl' ;tP - J , r ''I''' it Ii,', I)) II - 127' I I 1.111 III 5.$I I'I - v.-4cE: t-,. 1$., - te,, -'.' '.t,'.'fm , Uf ) ''-'P * 'c,,CphP'* ('Apr; AIi"i') 1,1 tib f 5 TArs' 0-fIt)" IIS hi 51)6 APP? I ,ncl_ 1,4-. 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UlIflirul trItl,'tt A?$CI)0 M.iI p fI PPf - + I ' " — F_A •r'- -7"43?C- •-- I %IO9() . . a+..a hi' I .F I 1 't,r7tI (U $ tt$rd 111$ *.1It% p)iUCIC(I .tV 'I. itilt •'.t\9 1+11 PtC,I $11 ____________________________________________________________________________ &.en S.APIJ1'..P+ UI P flifl 33r1uni' E'-ipie ' V REAL IV (11-41 AM "1 APIC) I . •ticpl in flr.i,$dijl Wpk vA P. mr II yOtg I Afif 0*11 A (111W C of IPIC II Im i lIuIIIti'ci ,l.,llIpr III f•II hAIr itii*' mAul ()II A IPIPI r 11$ Iit l'.tut% IIñnd on (hr Wilit Wrb LI ci A pla u'In hAon h your lmoil, k yoUr tnt + anti fiSh nil hIP Irp%. shrut,, urass .111(1 I nnoj $r 111% traulilul flowr'i'% ivalIAhip i'Pmflflr 177 631* Three Bedroom -. r )' i' ASIC 'SUOt ebuitdtnc h$qraats -_.wr And ssiti • + . 0$ It! EqUOPPT),11 • LW)' tt' tk)i ,dgjj,' - txoiie'r' t*, pI'$, I Le ... Per '-iour LIp S3 I tCuwr ae..*tu-&s Still hr oils tip truti a tcia • a +• *'t' ',.,. P )p4,[ bElIE 1 ApPE ,.1P: .IE.J'E 1-': . t,w ii. - P..0 t - spoi. .. . • • r'-n • If• rtf 57-Mus,ca' Mtrthandlit ii ''p 7 II iilofltj *1111 IkI r.i. au-mn FIJi)l(lfTlAOI C.nI,'I bj! lu I, APARTMENT (II5'I'I I V I imPly IPASPII 7 tp,mPs mn, I ,mrw two Anul thu r hAul' lImit'S I lilly pqulppeni IA?PA$AfI. lI!"l -ic hear 0lsrey Wrir Iti r,o-1 '- _________________________________________________________________________ r' -iiis RLJ5IINC. (uo05 I ill , ir ma - V. a:c,: DPPDPLIk 75( Itt WIlPI muter t,lIf r r-' 'C - P0IPIC - IIl Estate Sale - 55L-f$oij*t f'5"VP ______________________________________ r' sa' .. PaC, E EQIJI".. ? r BrincwiCk Lane De Land, F brida 32720 •' SaM I t . RIJ114 .ffl?I • - DIUJ, FItLLMA!' & - apenter —MticeIdaneous RtIIIl o- ko'n' an Doa rv EM_OvEP - - - c- Jtlat ' 4 'n1u*iIl' - QUDLN re. •r 1w' nie. a .. C.S. S'3 CP' .' L ':: : p I —WmnttC Ic bu - tu wu I 'prr- ,rI$q'rrp$n'ç (11 II -j I Iwo lw-n ha'f'S CuSP LIvAtork And 6? 0- P$o,s.'hnld Goods SSA lii ,i IIOA huIuJrpriS brand Shnø tI,'. ',I7000 plus Inventot y in' 1, -tm I ' ', Mlcu'llaneous For Sale 'IS RE YOUR (IWPI fl()Yi II, tluwn I1'CI I".' Ih II1I. ft .1 I,ltJ, IlmIly •. I'!I$('l .+'. •- '." ..- 7171 ICI I I r P Louniry Living MMEDPAI + lfl IIIfl($, I I View B(?clUtiI U .ê( 3 kummagt I pr F .reIl.rP tM r---1. -Ii C'-ç.p LI - II '.A Or 'S EN I F AOl P... .p A,. i/i )'175 i U MAGNE TiC SIGNS A• P !CI IIm. 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AI'PLICANTS MUST BK BONDAflI DODGE TRUCE HWY. 1792 O1t MIt 1 U- SANFORD 322.1055 ORLANDO 647-8878 �-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 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 01, 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/6eb4262260f3fb667e754e9dcbfcc3b7.pdf 876b8ddac22e2b8a3006c6251c9f996f PDF Text Text ���� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 31, 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/5fd019d95896478f2865ea6dab681418.pdf 29606346d54255a63cefdd1e52846b2c PDF Text Text I IL. S 11C Im 0 $~ ~- Permit Is I nvali ate wwo I Ill n no L I Q m - m Illjoi " rM 0 C Ill W wool (originally itoot wait the retortion this Fl Id 32111 Ior d Florida Thursday Septem ber 2B 1 972— Sanford, I 10 Cents 65th Year, No ffT JAn lont. which iq fiindinil PRrt :1 hty trtmønt t,. whfrh will t,ring the q per r.nt efIrtivne' qewmg AvAilAhlfoo when the roady tA to-jinwrvirk on rj!ywart 4preondari Vage, the fitY man,t ani Sanft4 had rcøVd a t.my?atY p.rlTilt ajlr,w'lng exemption frrm the prirn pla nt t be tween 4S ne ce -------------------------------- ' •___ ::::::...... __ Charter D j h Ffr n-plrnnii .ptir nk sVPp snIniio ille Lnwcwvi opoi-,cd • m 9M Q m f I - new Chart trnc. ciispi4U Ir. q Sanford Tiilbiha$SPC, listed. M Wø u,ngwr4, a '2' -I - - rN - - -' . 0 49 _______ . -.1, 'I IR S'lid Of 1P. since this section of the constitution by the School Board to prevent I•T I I ' - • — — Yes, this talk was shown oil closed circuit TV it) 25 cities around the country ...but. on1v NEW . ' • S o OW 4-i;LZ P.;z n. 7-4 _ _____ I-3LI!I - Q I - - - A.. - 1ot4, - - - Aft V I -- - with a:ttr:ii: Hurt I n 3=Car Cra h N I I S Iy 4 - -. -- . -r -: - —————————— - - - - A 1. •• — 111c other day there was H letter to the editor [roil' 11117 . tails Perez geaerouslY tn-aping ..i•t_•••i_ Notile praise onto 0 __________ - ' ' - L U,.' .:.' -. - - L' t-. Jean '• RAILROAD CROSSING PRECAUTIONS IM 0 < go 1I V) (/ m Q;ymw ca INC • CO2 > - £4 •- Ign pa iltt'i t l U \dt -t 'e t Herald CD ! ' - inted oil tilt' pa\,ing and out \ew t'( iflItit ) u'u , M ' I il there is all turner Entera t,leiui Prises, Inc., and [)art Vu Great. liw The herald has been notified ' ' a .. Inc 111 ) (I Mn Johnson was n riUtal list at the hospital tm listed mo rning. uur i )fld1tIUfl. ur'n to rndei, 'litIS till heii. estIgattun t - ',u,'- i 'niOucted aiui e e', ndhuig th I1%'iStlgUtttJ11 ' ''' an anibuliam-v at I p in and acet,rdlng the iir,uilance driver. was heading i th oil U S l7-P with red .4 9 OF SAFETY ',ights flashing when it ww the b. .a uni • Mt_al["t • 2L OF G(yoo USED -- CAR! AMERICAN TAO PICK 70 was going north S1 695 UP ,.UT$.)S CONVE(TII1L --- 11395 lf4 iflueX 68 which L3 1 QIW aULME UT COUPE 11395 S L. ar ads Be (oreat 61:t r. 71 if i%n Grean. boliatiliful 5C *1 ____ - 4. .-.1 led w pledge!) The Firs' Ihtng to diM üunt is (hi dt outit prit. iS )iIii t r?w hospital lbktl .s :tlndluon is 'good. nfor'i pulice Includcd In the toallig vi firilis, was Mister Mukb. Ill die start prayer vith jfldWVretU1dthdt"theWUUL - plul U'1ainae 'the .uribulWit. in. rn1 SsI u colillectett with the firitini. , 11. Starke's wcreLi;1al LV t' - Emu era1 oUil Loss, with an t!. \jnbuLuIc%: told rhe Her I t Wondering Out 1.,oud ... \k I v, tile Sanford City ('01111111 houg calls fur an ambulance at West 13th Street. one of tieans it wa's reperted that MA ven - local -. ce Turner F'our Firim -. 0 th tn lospital tu ing - edttttru'l tatf of The Sanford Herald who maY be suffering with back pain, to one free consulutton with Dr tA)uis M . V. nbunce- they hd received Correcfion,,.,,i,,,. bet we'ii I 'aula and bt nana 1 akc, iu The railroad crossing on SR 431, signills than d \oo Is properl\ mill (I Iterald tininarked crossing WI's Clio., h\ The Sailtol 'I'lle lop photo io - a a little girl (1I"(t iii an auttrLIin uilii'ioii - ,dam.s. Sanford, a U eli' - ont trem the -Ipt of tile Totlay we '10 w1loll' It 'lla y title., tile concern m \l.'mortul It '.. about the free plug. and %%ondered if we could "free" irwdkat udvlcef:'r,a nagging, back in our 00% tI Idifl5 w is traveling Frn-nch Avenue and r"PU 1. turnt'tI nt the path of ov su 11J!fl into Jie path Jth Plate and tne JLIk3 4 of uiade a Ie't turn ruling the .unbulant-e rhe ambulance .0 olie aenue were tu tr I s utk Wfl e in the aziibuflce wi th was Eater tu Van \k all s txnbunte They all suifered minor l'urtL elunging Pat. ntoi ox 1471 arr ing a patient to the 5utler nurW4 5 itil hen t ar drten th •I4IL CflICtt? Herndun to ordtn 61, of 609 East collLsion at Nuitli SUM at enue in Sanford F rench a ai'ntng Stop sign tnsta.k'd at the crossing- L.owt'r photo shou S . 00 ' - '' .. - 1 , - '. • as jitillitteti ' Perhaps he'll respolill if) 1111's open question. - -' a 41! ' W -. ' I '*& %t.c."1g a) t"fldCI ietninmr ,u uitt- e ,..," a., 'uprII1e dihttnal necessary For any enacted legislation to be hy (lien is Shevin acting 1w is'! Maybe IxtllttcS. You ") - — ' (.O*IflI.I • 1 - S. ; u jrUn to F'uia.emdifl \li.e ltntL The ainbulance had picke ent Lily Belle JohnSon run to Seminole ,i paL em rgency 13. of 1215 West 13th SU'eet- at WaS Inthat residence Two perSona oled in a 'rmdin otst A host Attorne) (ourt rulinrs on s1une -n If (,tntra' ht-vin did tkr into the F urmans VS cast and -carry Uii bail for Florida, then it would not he I m II If- c Generals are suppose dly c . 'rr legislature tolike action on ii> is it . 1ipiLiI punishmint other states if' that there are 35 tIie tuanti) W - t, % R\ I I\LOI( king an f ighting the U S - s General Shevin's Alto - - -Alk , ' M .' it armed men A mb u I a n ce I ri v a I v e d 11% Am Photi b ,irrihrrnd BIHnII t ti me and tie should floW more police 1)ut ichool than chief" She explained further that John Polk and P0110! t N This prompted 1111' StIlarl Uip,ck"Semllinle S heriff anything that may have transpired before or after th e es en S You wonder hy at least I do, 0 helaw~ is they ake her to another An officer'i professional la enlorLemeflt before the Loar-d the matter 't uart1s carry ing firearms at the people we tiked all recorn next se'titon I'm not saUszieO mended the en be artnt"i R $ 2 -- intites after it ha ppened ' -- Ell boarti Angel told the part of irfrri PoIicp and Herndnn ,-\rnhuIant Al P Buie Jr. advLiLtil Angel on the arming statement - The Herald N! would tr.ng remind ed. nd 0 :It gilm x.-r,, to' dent at Ninth Street and Frpnch es rrtay. irivniving a that th ese people except rear. firearms A. F Kee th. chotrrnar . .OIt Ray Slatan was quick to comment, l doubt you will be he favored -taking a step at thi. able to lure an) One unless they time and ic) the least we in leave it like it is A'1t get by can carry arms ' — - John by guards st.aung, "1 feel security men mendaflons. voted to employ carrying of g'uns do not feel should be equipp'd xt two men and "purchase when he stated "Ishould carry everything a policeman a.'- that somt sort of a deal made. If not, wil) was the press -. so - - ---- wear guns while :atrolline he 012 grade 'inford factht) is still sublect harmless a Potential trouble e nk r to onj€tture even after th The superinte ndent gave no board last night. acting on Supt. recomdoubt as to his feelings on the Angel's Governor Rockefell er to come out—after the meeting — and 'explain to the press what had MID - 10 lhj4h — - IT ed School Guards sflon Unresolved r 1( (ouncil Chairman Eugene 1 ()N(,WOUl) bers of touncil Jiques txla firmly st4ited to mem ptrmttted to sit in on e st&r effort at every betun and the mayor that he ill make meeting do) 7 p.m. meeting to defeat the President Nixon and the four or today's official proposed ordinance which would raise water rates five unions meeting at Ne York's Waldorf Astoria? for individual users U') to 601 nrcent . for New York And then transpired can't help but confirm the ob vious cusptuons — ill ulletin - --- )osill In. . -' - - --- and not an adoption of only aniendiiwflts to a charter, 40 J • those cities which do not provide 90 Senior member o f the council E. E. WilliamSOn of has !tt various questions about the legality an enfireiv ne - further 3CWCF conneCtioM for year. I L - to meet the new polluW gutdellne, thereby prohtbItlr Wastes. 0 ; — - - dJ (-itleq with conventional sewai4l' treatment facilities which fhlt that there could possibly bv soille Sort of a security breach had the news Illt-din been - - rML!1 Ir 4 i U g M - 4 Too^— to I he lb iilo until •iIti the Iii st of the nu the voters of the mliv inform available to with the (leIaV stit t icient time will Lie of the ((intent of cit' by way of public hearing and itifornui(Wfl sessiofl Df the 1920 Ontil9v charter now in ef feC docIllilelit propo)Sed to toake the The mayor said it is quite possible that City the legislative Attorney S J I )avis Jr. will ask the charter prior to it being (It'll 'ation to pa earls next i.ttit ted h the people in a special election ov - Iiiidelineot 7 1' comic to tile the W - en Ar \ w ' rcuIIIng In the 4enli nf iiIi edr iti on III t statement N .r tiv" nd F- o hHIrmn (of the tfr I nllnt$on (c,ntrol Itsurd fit I'enarnla elay pt 0 1-hp ',Terit,l w j: %4, Ill-own will 1- vroillillend : told Manitoll Th.r.' mll*t . -- e (1,rentpr - Ma yo r Requests 2 Of 411tAidiffrY Nionmo-irlt e-ltieq hoinst pr4hihitood frOm A dditinniji ;wwotr hnfikilp"I once r,- Ifin't tiA-I'll i Apivfor iinrintitl I'rr, curry Ir.I In Cn 4'vt"Inpf'r prl'.(It of go have MA"'y IJ14r1 In SRnfr,rci k ()T1 that lU11Pl In t1}P Oct ri ne w wr 'jtlf — r I"fl?} C(fl i/ng(w1Ma)M• Køfl Rfwn. which will Allfrx Sallf""I if' pnqt the -IRn I -- Or the ,6w N Of t I f lopl(ilino 'rhof. city itt 4orfindAry ((Pn4tru(tIng A i',iItitIrrn Allr Trillahaft,lee I'T'l ni c (I) " Z (/) rn Z Apr 1, ~'4 0 wilh 11wrning firrim Sanford ("ity Slaringo,or W. F. Knowles If, r)pwq from the StAtft WAtPr And M M O_ Knt,wi' 4(I tt* city ihø rneratrprItIm whih f.r"cP"fl - to L.,t.t t..wI rrent 'r vl1.ifr r1 I rotting tirre w Sewer S pecial anford - - BILL BAKER VOLMMGEN, INC owl 11"0wJ`W ,T-'1 dershowers. Highs aa to 9. tow Society tonight 6U to 74 & ' the Pactf nttiweiI ',led i4 winter temperatures toda y. TV -Jt% )4 • Pu, .'-$l baatfl w I. ta IISIO Tlroffi% u - -, — - yrsterdao's high 94 lilart~- c1midY thrvugh Friddy . 595 Weather . - - • -.- - - - -- . -. - — �: r'cJ Hr , L--- h Lg"d~'x 40,1 i .- - z_ , - . ,. . r._; -; __ i .16 : ~-.= ,r-~~ -z4LI - I fl~ / I V a's' ~* - . - . r" j!' %- "?, 7%.. 1001 3L,I Road Noted I 2 i1__6L,i i 16 7 I I'-- - - 10. ~7 whit spoke for President N"IX011 COLLEGE STUDENTS spoku tri behalf of Chambers. Jeff MeGove and ('olin Keogh taarC of AdtImrflI wilt conduct a tjbik hearing ?OrOntIdor approving tinIi,i Jonc Or Ifli foIIOw'nU I'tcribu1 properly Lot A 70. McNeil,% orange V11141111, in ,,ectioh 197179 Further dourlbed I.. Soutt, of Bunnell Road an the West of Bear Lake Road This public hearing Will tw held In ,tie county commission Chambers ni the court mouse, Sanford, I Ior,da or October 16 1977 a' 7 on tbertter • lnolp property Lot IS. Black 2. Lakeview Sub division in Section 16.21 30 Further described al, an Amand., street, Pr*lr L*kt North ' • i first time in publir since her "I had been In seclusion in hu.shand fell to W death two Old Forge, N.Y., since my tr, In re Estate of 5,-A,T"r-RlfJU F cli,flt:E. NOTICE OF INTENTION FOR FINAL DISCHARGE Florida mater dance ltrN:: t the Fictitious report as Executor capital of the bank. be Increased the Las' Will an d 'Testament of KATHERINE 17 ma' VI LHEL. filed hit petition for final discharge, and ne will Wly to ,, HON WALLACE H. HALL. County Judge o' Seminole County Florida. on , lOft day of October. A 0 1972 for approval of Same and for Ifirtai as Exrcutor of said Dated this 5th day at September, S JACK W FLYNI As Executor of the Last Will Wi c FICTITIOUS NAME NL) ILL l!,hPrehvU,ven that Ian engagcI In uSlflC%% a' lii Lonqwi Ave., Altamofllr Springs. Sem1lt ount Florida under the fictitious will apply ai present hay, tflC oppo tunIts O nurbaslnq name of PAINTER AMA and vt;a, I children to fulln the cir life Legal Notice Sharet, before ant, unsuoscrineci Citwk Of the Circuit Court. Seminole . Florida ln accordance w ith Shares arc offered to tn general provisions as the Fictitious public em tbeoit:' i% is N THE C1h1 CO UR T FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 72111 CIVIL NO 1000N 'c'io° "S" Flof~" SlIfifules 141137 5 0 L Christianter Publish 5"1 71, 21111. Oct S. 12, 11717 J 'rrsl(fi.n Pubillift .%eol 26 ci~-1 ~, 197- JA[PSC)PViLLL NAT lONAk BANI,, ," National bankino cot par at iorl, - SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Noticr of Public Hosting Mr C Attrieffiev at Low SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMEN'T Naiscr at Public Hoarino gsvm that he Notice It here board Ad justment will conduct a ix,Ohr hearing r, Lot Size Variance ir, an A I 0tH IN I P4% LIKCUIT COURT 01 THE on the toliowung Agriculture *5TH JUDICAL CIRCUIT IN AND descrWd property FOR COUNTY, begin 737' W anti 731 N of SU SEMINOLE corner GovernmeW Lot 7 11" SKIM', FLORIDA CASE NO ?).1137 MOROAN t KEL sHIP AND II 195371. run thence N 670 moreor tes t to St Johm Never, thence ANNA C KEI.LIHLR his wife. Plaintiffs V CATHRYN LISSAK. RALPH WILSON AND PFGGY C Dotanciants YOU CATHRYN LISSAK, whose residence is ur*nowvi are hrrirh~ notifico Iv served a Copy Of ti,our Answer to Complaint to Foreclose U on Mortgage fled agains' (.LLICKMAN, at 195 14 W First ~,Irvet, !built, 202. Miami. Ftor#da )Jl7S. and file the original with the lerk 01 this C ourt on or before the 4. otherwisr Ottl day Of octotw, 191, DATED this tembet, 1972 11th day of p ll - , ISO' toel point ISO'W art the Southerly bank of r ivet . thence !, 6$0, mort- & less to center 01 road. thenCi' S 75 to P011 less Southerly ' I 1S4•SI Furthr? descrIbed as 33 1k. or) Shoo Lane all Mullet Lake road) WILSON. hi% iiRTHUR t4 BECKWITH, JR ~iirrk at thr circuit court by Maiene Eden .ftP y IC Road "This public tteartno woo of- hold in of the Court House. SSM#Ofcl I' M. or as won therea fter as seminoi4 County floaft: of Adlulilmef`17 fly Jack Symc. Ciiairmar flutilitt, Setembf- 76 197: SEMINOLL COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Notice of Public HeavIng Notice, 1% herft~ uiveti Ilia' Int, Word of Aulustment will conduct P Public uv orci : e Pov 4n an A I • Lot SIZe Agriculture Zone of, the Iollo*ing F-roni Ihr St corncr of int-sw v.. of Section 26205 791 run N UU7 thence N 99 degrefl% AS' W 1141112' it, pusni at biratminu. thence run N 8s, It. THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE aegrees as' w ito- thence N I iP4TLENTH JUDICIAL CIR aegrees 0? E 297.07 thence N Ii0IhencrSOdegrc (toll IN AND FOR SEMINOLE degreeslA' I L3NTY FLORIDA CIVIL NO 12 07W 797.07' mont' or l$& topoin' at 1 4 1%. DIV P cornfir of tht. .%'*% I .Of S9001111 26 ,J i,_ING & WALKER. INC Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION IC' STEWART TRUT COMPANY sw r.ewa Houston. Irilms 77WI YOU ARE NOTIFIED trial a" sloe required to ter ve ilied against are, you and you copy yovv writtim defenses. it any. to it on DONAL[) k cclRarTi, Plaintiff,% sooti afforniity. at immirditilleli, thol'stillit r)U " 7' Custom Oven TnWlp 75 South, Range 30 East lying kofth of SR No 426, PLUS east 20 too Of swlid of SWW of section 36, lownsinip 21 Sillflilth, of railroad Ranue 30 East. and Automatic *, - OF FAMOUS BRAND NAME HOME APPLIANCES & COLOR TV _____ i counselor IOU Mid-Florida Center for Alcoholi cs, a Uniteii Fund agency. and Jerry Ktnzier is direc tor ot the tn-city outreach program _,_-- I - . s -14i" V/o/. a _Nlo( ) (1z~7111fr"v1e1x&1 r' olli,erit.sc:m . , I 7/ with alcohol and loss of control sumption such Its to lead u.sually to Intoxication if 1411/tAl ~710(111J' ~1011 ( ( drinkin 1, L e " I T111 ( LASSIC BUll I il :.*ttt' $275 M"s, I .IIIIt(f 4Itar oir thi pn* Within titi ,! .Ill F1111.11,1,t LI' , ' LES PVfILIRS I alcoholism u,cstedbtht Department of In but tunirnond is of the opinion that the State should contact city auttiorities in Senimok County as well and suggest that uw too ada t this ' dureclLive. A wot* session has It b ELECT __~ • Re Ee ""BOB"" CARROLL Seminole County JUDGE GROUP 2 % - to those who need a adopted authorizing the purchase insta llation f traffic signal ' - DOT, the temporary aignal be returned to the county or ap- proprwtt- given. credit tin' equip IIWXiRIUIII cu5t of Inn letter Lii tin' Boa, C. A. w Uw transporta tion departhient has issued it temporary permit f Uw Senioraii Boulevard and wili-tuore EXPERIENCE b% . the County tin handle field ' . i ' . Lego . i , 1 ~ - . eoi - I I' i , ~W ; ~,-, I , -1 CLEA ITSEL __ - COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION e. - HUS BA ND $349 - 19" diagonal color portable television picture tube for sharp color! With earphones and -. - - ______ .,111 ___________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ DOUBLE the D Field ENCE , • Pfli I'M, I 349 Frost Free - -- - - s C - turnsshin '51 d NORGE '" 9 PIOuS ,1 1 lh here .Inø u " '(le, I -I. , ffies _1 / 10 guArtin . the g e Ou uble, Giant 18-Lb. Dryer 295 Lb. Capacity / I I in - ttiitd. F or 249 $99 1 1,1 1. $159 $ No-Frost ' --- - CHEST FREEZER 16 Cu. Freezer ' - - - __1 OTEC $149 $149 $ 4 .L- .__ -t- ! 30" Deluxe Range 17 Cu. Side-by-Side - -,-i-1 . ,-- --. T - ___1"____1n. .. j I' : . -kT~~ - -k ' " % 1 written oeteny- . s tOO Norte ------ ;n !ut the V4c1com IiuStebSCfl fl7ak itc.t,er 0 I, ___________________ . •. , ' -- -- to ' a N - . ,,r, •7r I - I .Jfli~~ .~~, . -A-" I - I . ~ - _____ I J - V r IJ . ~ 16 a t oeto'e OttObe' 27th, I7s.°C l ' 1 - ut 37107 . - - 0' - ' P (-,I %()L,;r CON P os •oa'es , ULMOCRA1 / copy o' ,u if en v, CaueIberv Florida -- ii . L_ I . ' - C -. I ~ cowrt -"- I 7 , __ As t)epv,v ciers, F tv . , I - SCHOOL -41110 SUPERINTENDENT I WILFRED 04 CONRAE) Aftofnqv for Figtitionef too North 04P9 Florida 2~ 1 i Salurday. 9 1!7(--); * 'A VOPo.Is' 14 i . ~ ..k, :% pø,aPit,atøver',wtnn t,yjon Coloor, cam 1 I I II I.. Sunday and ChriStm&$, publishell 5ist- si r d a y I 0 i " I il , ::N 1 ____V. -9-9 . 1 ..,_ I I ,~,._ . - -_ I = - - -L. .- - dng VIRGINIA PIT*OSKI nford p.0 Sop 1214 -_ - - CONNIE LISI Al 1 1 -47$t ? S'.61k,affy, Flo, C' ____ $411ir-ond Clabs POrst&gt Psid at Sanford, Floridio 32771 - - - HILDA RICHMOND • I i I $ $ ..._ -. 9 tzx 4= -- - J% 0 1 I __________________________ Era ( Herald, 300 N. Fr*nch Ave.. Sanford, Fla . 32771. S'I'Pd(,.,'T VND IMPAKI'LAL DI j(J ' PJA N E I 3-cycle, 4 electric dryer Includes Permanent Pross cyclel Giant capacity drum. large lint filter system. S, 1L~ OCT-3rd PRIMARY 0 lS6?J 1. a = I'lle S n or SEMINOLE COUNTY ociv Ali automatic rolissetie and electric meat therfitorneier will ninkir cooking easier and morr fun. too! I IN 5 II ~ cleans even interior, shelves and inner DIAL 322 8 i 0matic washing machine With new rinse dispenser, roto-filter lint pan, powertui agitator, two speeds. \( by Maltin#5 foor , i " or stirplember 2~1h. 191; ,4j . This General Electric oven offers you the convenience of ,% automatic self-cleaning oven built-in Styling plus a P-- 2522 PARK . cowri totral) '"'IfcUit ICs ;`_i_~~ _ Sanford Electric Co. i d-',e r ~.1OF be entered •ganit you fgn the retrf iI .- P::l 5tem-et4 1111 4-1 11 s.- * . . a 0 petilioner's oftufneii, Of sm"Iro-ple, V i., - ~~ R__ -a-F 111177 - - - • ~ FP0 IththVCl,?k0ttheC1rcu4tC0ue1 U ($41011111I) JR., twilness enterprise is as toikv*.% ARTHUR H BECKWITH5 DURNICE DORFTHY $ _____ --- Count) 1 CAP'.f AN act reQuIred to y,rvr rour business at 1011 Rollin stood WITNE$Smv hantiandthelkedial A.Itamoinir sprinos. Florida tilts court or, septerntittift, Sth. 1111,72. That the party insirrestwo it, %aw -- super slim portable IS NO LAUGHING NO '7 t30 putil'sp. 5rip, 2f 017, 5 12 VCH ~J! COIFFURES , r_-_-_11 I -1 I I 7M ff , 30 LW ___ - Y Wm. P. "Bud iq I . ,/,~ I __ -7 r of Proof of the publicalmin of this 110liCt. I11W fic :, - - 0 a II ;# d ;1 upon rectrept . OLE Po Aov PO by P 1 Carroll. Treasurer ELECT is is IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TMI uDac lAL CI P EIGHT IL NT N - I ___. ktr Ps%Ltuidist 1 0 1c $ttIUners attorney. . ' jsimit' _______________________ VOTE OCT* 3rd . we - 19" diagonal screen 1 - l-field, Pastor, John • J. Knox ltSb)1tr1dn Chur The tt. counselor F. McDermo Ill ii Lb . This phase of bLANrORD Wit F NOTICE OF ACTION 10 CARMI r bi.ANFORD in- -_ - • I A . need of Church in Casselberr. there the Center confidential-no information Sthcwboti , in 1reant at ILL the signal, but the department R 11 COLO :____ I _ on Lk Lx*rd of directors is MrS hourb 8 YEARS CONSTABLE 4 YEARS JUSTICE OF PEACE IMPARTIALl- HONEST - DEDICATED v Road intersection. those for a ttention d with the stipulation that at the time a! installation r nnent traffiitc signa I b' the •. .:. resideriLs of Seminole Count). cel%'(, ward, these patienui rf, close medical supervision and Speakers will include Dr. THROUGH resolution () ! • - groups throughout Center for the AA groups. Services of the Mid-Florida ()n Oct 4. at 1:30 p. m. at th( Center for Alcoholics includes (.'(,nimunity United Methodist present . I 0 I - ducted a close wrktng reUonship currentl} being that and between the various groups and Uougtiout the county Center the the Center, and programs are reesentatives of I regularl% scheduled fit the are available for programs w101 t d I ' I cial affiliation with AA, there educational programs ary acute care TRAFFIC' SIGN AL .() is DOT of 0 Doroth) Meadors. Mrs I)icketbOff said that operating costs . Wink' the Center has flO of- ben set (or October 3 with -,, representative. - ,;- :1 registerednurse , Representing Seminole United Fund hospitalization __ __ Dickerho general than cost - it ~ I 1, ____ Blood Blink building at Fast Second S art mobile help develop the program, the scssio members, Jack McDermott. banging specia lized treatment at a lower alcoholism c'ounlotnd Lila al o Institute of Mental Health t - moonw, A hA I 1302 ' - t ' count l]I.' - lok ___ %LL-4 1 ii ii i . wC Cfl(I cporationGrants ha't . placing drives on to thte I , . 1 i I _ - twice weekly. on Sanford $1 59 Year Free Service _______ i __ - -______ 9 5 econornical treatment for drivewiit~ permit procedure as 1 I - . out OPEN MON.,THURS., FRI. T Console Stereo 539 1 279 M Florida Center for Alrobolies. rehabilitation. Ix)th the patient are brought ind lnc- ..an agenc) of United Fund. toge ther flw Center str ives pr o gram of treatment on d bring to the peOPle who basis. • I Transportation should be adopted. Toio man%- builderis are f There is it program in Cnal o the 14 day average time (' itii Florida to assist those of period a treatment h- Fl .'alt*m,,.,, =-Ih-- 11 -- S . A for treatment. Tow ard . XI-100 25" Console of family members to talk with the staff during a patient's sLstent and exce:'e u cnhol. RCA RCA "I direct consequence of per- Center 1. with Remote Control , that affect the total fim I. a ndr soa1 adJusents an lull from iur munr i 11 ks ~Icohohsm is a di.sease )nal paired emotional. occupati, I cobriet ,i:r. cut. qualm and brilliance. you, :*,%It-% diamond 1, Ihc linest in its P.11 I $79 . P A toward tMit tendency bt, 119 -- NJ; COLO I ent. aimed at long time tre.4tin' * L \1 and * b t)CUfl 1' 1-1-1 _- . ,~ $129 ... 1973 18" Color TV an occupational therap' iRi - .~ . assiglle,i from acute care. he I, intermediat e which includes education on alcoholism, group therapy. - /I ; I - I . I Personal Port. 12 _____ - - -_ __~ N ~p -__-- _Vi,%-. regarding any patient- Alcoholism is an illness I - t W Commission Chairman Greg Drummond repo rted that applies - ____ .____-... lI _________________ I)RUTh1ONI) APPROVE driveways on to state roads can . As An Illness ,: I I il RCA RCA Alco holism Seen I 13% . ANN SIFA'ZKO% SKI drairl tile or pavinj~ the bottom of Ow diteii. must be i JACK Mc! RMOTT. left ______ - _________ VCfluCT 11) snggestetl that suite permits i L I Photo ci- ,, the culvert as Mirror lAIke Drive and Henry Sweet relative to either installing permissive i '. review and for !P9MIM0111! County, FlOttria DEN i& ~ I - 11 %IA"1w ,, -10.111, - , A I requested Benedict. dustrict eng ,ineer for Rotisserie - '- F:lot ids Deputy cliffrik aLso i BAKES, BROILS AND CLEANS will, ElectnE -Victitious Name Statute *' Chaptir, . . ~ - __ __ // I Road at the dead end. Davu DOT ill DeLand, said I 197' P0lith ,pt 21. 7b. Oct I)L04 OIJ Sept 7. 54 ?Jr 7l I7 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 11' WtIOM $ 1 M rellef fit, entereo against you #or the demanded In the compiasni The 1)1 P4 aaø suit being f nature t-oreclosurr of Mofiriatur er Itti FICTITIOUS NAME N01 ICU 15"eret-iy utvrf~ Ilia' I A", progwriv situate in Seminole county. enuaueO nsinestflI P.0 flop, ioi Florida, to-wit LO' Q. GRANADA SOOTH ac Seminole Altamoflle Springs as County, riortas unotir the fictitious carding to the Plat thereof Plat book is. page Im on record" name of 'T.R.A CONTRACTING Seminole County. 01 1 P.A Public Nords CORPORATION Dl rl;; INC and ttt * iflienU to register at . my hand and the ES wIa name with the Clerk of the id Court at Sanford, Seminole County. Florida, this 1110th day of Florida in accordance witti the Sepl,mlw, 1912 provisiorr. of the Fictitious tilarne ISeap Statutes. To Wit Section 56509 ARTHUR H BECKWITH. Florida tñ utes 9S CIerP of the Circuit Court ~ Publitfh September 76 I . ~ il t I I ways without proper permits. " TIw SUM- has been tw NOTICE OF SUIT the Court House Sanford, ownameandaddneSs SMITH. 0act; 56. 977.t 7O0 HULSEY. SCHWABLI. SPRAKER 1hertiMflef at £ NICHOLS- O tlarnt Bank StbIc , 111-jilding. Jacksonville, Florid Seminole County Iloarci 8 32202 not later than Octotw 23rd. of ALliustmen, 1197; By Jacl, syme. If Y(X- fail to cio so Judgmiltril n1av October 16. 1972. a! possible !#WMJn0IV COUnIS 14LMff' i 1'0.,~.Or. *,~_. W oil f 4 IffflifirfidW the County COmmISSIOP chambirri. Plaintiff or Plaintiff,!. attorney I Ifl ccxi fur the o,ogirml with the CIVIL Of this court eiltsirr botore bVVICA' on Plaintiff'& HARP - ' . J- be built f ' UnaU&s to need t emergcn ArdenStr.e! between Beach Avenue, are hereby reguIreO it fi'e y.jr and A llison Avenue this Court, answer with the den Thm public hearing will h0ld 10 anti to serve a copy thereof UPW the Publish . ____ w-1/y/ ( ./)f(•( gruntoig drive Dnimpermts mond stated. ' ' rhe DOT r1 \\ / 7 .•- indicates any responsibility, then L, work .session will be set review t problem in full ubhicheartngtoCOflhid,r approvIng THE STATE OF FLORIDA Lot Size Variance on an P IAA TO CORNELIUS HARRIS and the Residential Zorw on the tollow,ng unknow spuse :$ COP described property who%; 'r if rnarfoe(l HARP f~ L 7. flioct 0 Second Repiat residence IS uflkflO*ft Tract 15. Sanlando Springs. Pt*. You are hereby notified thit a SUO Pout 7. Seminole county, Fla has been filed against you in the run N Odegrees o - t lw thence S degrees 46 F $10 thence SUdegre 07 W SW tnenc" N lv org,es 46 150 to point of beg'nning. sublec' it, an esenient over the N 23' thereof Further for • road • purposes drsc ibed a on Parson' Road Wet' of morkhort, W0001- Road Iffitt. putlic hoofing Will be hetd If, the County Conim'Sli-011 Chbmb*f% FIor,dó. [:ORNEJ,IUS HARRIS and the unknowr spouse Of CORNELIUS iioafv of Adiusimen, woo conduct a 4S'W 991 72'thenct- NO degirres 07 F eta'. corp. Plaintiff. ChAirmilf, Publish September 26 19%, ')Lot At and of F LOP IDA ON 1 WAR1 TRUST COMPANY. .r 1kc Iivc off Ike Markm Mn Csuznmn expects her $470.000 by the Sale for Cash 01 17.001) par shares of new stock of $io. value at S 00 per shar,' on the basis f one new Shari for eact tt,are now outstandtn Preemptive right ulticutivi sanfora, Florida 37771 Publish Sept 7. 14, 71. 25 1977 u A request for ' %L will take part in her act maintenance: entergeric maintenance on - meeting L H Webt~ KATHERINE F KILDEE. Doiciffal"d c enmpan) to request when the fi na l work to repair , . wil l ht dont t ruc' C mint' standards. Lavender iii to report to, thft- board next week. If neither of the two parU ulane children l6vear old Mario 0 i.I - f If research In the rid' NOTICE ISHEREVY GIVEN that JACK W FILYNI ha% filed hit. final =n ________ Jricl _________ _____ I nOar I0SCSrUurtor, ill Amendment to Article Ill Of tis thf crrtifscAtt of incorporation Clarenice Lay P, Amenrl Article III it) &Uthorl:r thrPutoistl IL . I Carlti will perform in the if not within the cit~ limits of Jacksonville Coliseum Altamonte Springs, he is to with I J - FICTITIOUS NAME 0tH 141 barride such hrrrh~ aiver ICE Richard "Chico" Guzman, 29, manner im not to cut off seem art,rinuagied in businfts% a, flay No .1 LCOAL NOTICE rourrier St.. cattivi"irrv, sominoir wjL% killed 1&.St July 28 at %%"J_ far any resident to hist property. Star holders' Meeting Courittip. Florida under the fietilloul, ing. W Va, Ih. was reaching to * ta ke hL fa ther -in- law 'stilan ttonoIflC & In# t,trn lln 01 int end present d thr FLORIDA.o it t f Oviedo, Oviedo. Florida, will 11W held register Said namt- with the Cleft of pole when N. came in contact the Road Superintendent to 1972 for thr purpose of considering I ,- _____ - The Board of Cuntv Corninissone directed lavender ti formally approach both the contractor and the utility Major Appliance PurchaReat - sufficient support to be af anti) the Social Secur1ty-welfa substitute for or. bill as :rrhIw water 1. m. Fields Installment Account IELilS DCOUNTDEPARTMENTSTORES J o he 11 I there were indications h t u 0 'n, q __ , I 4, Legal Notice Symt INJUDGE, THE COURT OF THE: COUNTY SEMINOLE COUNTY atti" M huband "I'm realiv thrilled tip be go- man said. "When Bill (Kay) C.am( ', By Jacli, Chairman Publish Seolembe? 7b. 1912 Ity Jack syme, Chairman Publish septernhef 26 1977 DE H 1.12 an i months ago. B ,OOO a year. the ceiling at Some 1.5 million ovev over this signal for it of S1,6O. persons could benefit from the me te but the situation OOU cei1in during the first heromit. more serious sin daughter of hurl Walienda who back to work, it as just what i Inotheraction Iivender was created "The Flying Wallen needed All itructed to checL tin locauon hn Lc produceras ( if Ilarricade at the end of Florida on Oc1obr 16 ii at i on tnrIIer or as possible PM Seminole Court n: f' Ili tlas' Wallenda has J,\CKSNVIl.l.L. Aerialist Carla relatives or close friends die A!' U. I ,uzrnir w l l th her rircu t:ilL inii fell himself Inst ,iiienh, slidi to lift '..iturdi for the weei ThK public hearing will be held In 1hf. [nuniv Commission Chambers Counts Board %em . IIInWIU 7rns- Mansfield's amendment pegs C. Lavender, situation s because of work by L fe ' Kuad øf dIui?ment wi conduct Publk hearing to consider approving 1_01 sin, varianrr in at, P i as To Slide Notice of public Hearing Notice • mci There has been snme can- compared with the pre. Condition of Palm Springs Itoad getUng dangerous Aerialist Wallenda SEMINOLE C OU NTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT .11va-rint, tStiff Photo Legal Notice ' ega Notice H% AVN SIFC?KOWSK1 renrecentin Siskind presidential candidates to Mrs Denise Swain's Eng lish class at Seminole High School. Left to Swain Jim Stewell Mike Malone. right M Legal '. : - g 1 *0 I A ---t Ole 4mftw.- I) proposal WU Mansfield most hail) disputed aspect debated and passed in contains it aLso the legislation, which order in contrast to th eases ur ity Social prolonged argument exp further Still the Senate ra ised on welfare reform. Wednesdas. Bzi7F-5 vote, the Senate Ribicoff offered his mtse in hopes of defeatiq lifting the ceiling on the amount the rival Workfare approach retired persons can earn drafted by the Senate Fina" without losing Social Security Cam-mitt" and in.serted in the pro an ero us M ,___ 'A . - a we - ) I -IA6 A W ''I 1 Pi ime Opposition have proven the plan today to carry the Snnte provisions A%IIlWllIttd Press Writer into the heart of its debate on a WASHINGTON iAP Sen. giant Social Securitv.welfare Abraham A. Ribicoff unveils bill. his compromise welfareform While th e welfarereform : Debated i l l - t,$ discharge B W elfare B) i0E IIAU. -X~ i 1911sus - ..A, I . - am , - -~* ~ ----, ,~ _" n~.'- -_ I // Now t time t say during our Gigantic IS . 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OPEN EVENINGS TIL OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON MASTER CHARGE BANKAMERICARD �_____ óA-The Sanford HeraId T - ''- Issues Demand ToPLevel Discussion r' Moscow would now by the man who performed these extraordinary feats, cutting away the mystery and building confidence Issue discussion must also produce clear definitions by both candidates of what they mean to do about them in the next four years. It is in this aspect that the McGovern campaign needs strengthening. Recognition of the crying need for awakening the voters, the Republicans from an almost day-dreaming contemplation of "four . more \- cars" and the Democrats from the partysplitting and debilitating reading of polls, has. already come from the latter We welcome the prospect of the McGovern " " '' - '. - - " - ' f"rrT1 L - - - ' Ofl. i' . " 1 Sharpenapencilforapretty secTetary. Sit in the lap of receptionist in '.. ' - ' idmark's W All . . ' -1 . ' ' I '- - The Once-Over: It's getting to be the 1IO1.IXWOOI) i'll right, the netest of th e lot being s ear of the "Madigan,"ori NBC, with Richard Widmarkin his TV series debut. "I'm a garbage collector," Sit) S Madigan. 'I clean up the mess people make cynical, hard-bitten, weary, And that su.'ns him up very tough and very dedicated. U you're looking for trends,l suppose the lopping off of first names is one to note. Time Joe was, the cops and private eyes all had two names Mtrtiiu Kane, Richard Diamond, Sam Spade. Philip Friday, Marloe. In today's crop however, only surnames matter Cannon, Banacek, Mannix, Colunibo, Ban)on. If Madigan hasafirstnarne.it slipped byrne in the opener ihch is set in New York and is, in tone and concept. reminiscent of Naked City" and NVPD.' AS portrayed with tremendous inner power b) Wdxnark, Sgt. Madigan. is, as they say, all cop. In the opening segment, he is assigned to work with a young sociology graduate who asks: "Do you like police sork. Sergeant" "Nope.' says Madigan. "Then why do you do it" "lt' my job." Madigan grunts. The 90-minute yarn moved right along despite a number of soggy moments which simply didn't ring true. The weaknesses In the script, centering on two muggers who move up to a dockside heist, were counterbalaraed by - se Moeh oo A Hmi Dt'Oer,' 11 p.,rt (if any m,tteraI. oes or ath"rtsnq of th.' .'dit'on Of Ti(' 5nfocd Herald rray be reprnduced ru any manner AithOul ,.'t'e,' p'rnfl SS'(Yi of flu.' publisher of 'Tie I1t'r,,Id Any in O.dul or firm reponsble for such reproduction '#,ilI be 'sdt're'd as ,nfrrgng on lhc P4erai s cof.yr sgPif and u'II be hI h'lStfT4dS - __ - a member of the Assos$ed Press ushiclu is en f all 'hp local tIled e*cIus,,iely $th 'e for reprodc in ?h5 nenspsper Herald Area Correspondents F,'rn Park I Estates Goldenrod Eisfhrook - . .- '' - Ann L.8ke Monroe 7150 '•• PMrt,ri Go'do" Lon;*ood Ann Riley 5)' 531 ?V59 Chuluota Mathleux 349.57 Coioret Community .a h4,s,', in'. i'll $ uM DeIIon.a D.Bary Enterprise C,-tr I AJPi'ri (p'Ot.n.i 514 1 15 points. Winter Springs t.ar hyatt 8)1 5886 Liz Ostern P,'r ', By EDWARD NEILN W.IuSHINGTWI Amtrak is trying a new service wrinkle to move passenger railroading out of the red. An experimental small package ex. press service is being offered on the hea'i1y traveled Washington-New York run with the idea of later adding it on San Diego-Lea Angeles-San Francisco ses'tors and between key Midwest 372 b'Oi eJ During court appearances '-piracy against Turner and t:r''r or his rlIiitOIflh''S mu iuir T....,lr,., "''i ' ' of -"- ............... rnr.r,tflPitiUt ''i'' S " - _t_ INO ' &i-z. iv_ ,__~_ 'Ir~_ 1 ,i'/ "i '-':> 4~ :k ' Ilk ... ~ J " 4. , And a11 through the house, save 159/o on every pair of fresh, new novelty curtains. 1. ~ . L.2-.22"M67 ifir7l 151=WT-1-41n_1:1r (Jane Casselberry Photo) ( l,'qi.,' With Eagle Scout Rank Henry Grimes I - '' i' -. .. , ' I I - . . ,'rt- on Henry (hank) Grimes at a . - . - --................ 73, is still touring with His big Duke Ellington, -at age band. Says the Duke: "Tnere are only a few of us who love what wi' do enough to stay with it. I want to hear my music and that's why I keep my band together" Best of the returning situation comedies, to judge from smartly the openers, is the Mary Tyler Moore Show written and very well acted. "All in the Family" still retains the old spark but the first episode was pla)ed on much too shrill a note And Fat Jack lc.inard said it about the in crowd at Palm Springs: 'Where else can you see people wearing contact sunglasses's" . . 'nvd..r 371 4.841 Geneva Oviedo Slavia Liz Mathictj, 319 5205 Teats began In May and the full service conunenced on Metroliner trains between Washington and New York on Aug. 21. Elmer Cerin, a bu.1e of energy who caine out of retirement from the postal service to launch the program, is express manager of Amtrak. The small package express is his baby. " My job Is to help reduce the Amtrak deficit," said Cerin In an Interview. 'We are desnonstartlng a full cystthat Amuation is due in the spring - - - - trak can perform this service between Principal cities. As Amtrak trains tinprove, our express service will im- Seminole Calendar Fair •rrial Its VON OAKLEY At the recent annual meeting of the National Association of Black Psychologists in San Francisco, five Negro behavioral scientists told how they assisted attorneys to pick the all-white jury which acquitted Angela Davis, Without knowledge of spectators or newsmen or of potential jurors, the psychologists carefully observed the behavior of prospective jurors during the long weeks of Jury selection. Things they watched for were whether a prospective juror spoke to other prospective jurors. how the Jurors acted at lunch periods outside the courtroom, any actions indicating attitudes toward a black defendant. "'Our belief," explained one psychologist, "was that a juror's votng is influei.ced not only by the court evidence and his own attitude, but by the interaction of his own personality and the group dynamics in the jury room." The ps)c'hulogists made "extremely detailed" observa tions which were presented to defense attorneys. They also counseled Miss Davis on how she should conduct herself during the trial. They did a good job. She was found innocent on all counts of murder, kidnaping and conspiracy In connection ith a California courtroom shootout in 1970. Intrinsic to the American system of law, which Angela Davis scorns, is the belief that the burden of proof Is with the prosecution, Corollary to this is the unwritten rule that a defendant is entitled to every legitimate ad. 'arlta:'' he can get. . prove." Cerin said the service carries what old railroaders used to call "head- end traffic" because it was carried at the "head..tnd" of passenger trainp in the baggage car. He lamented the fact that Metroliner train do not have baggage cars. "I've managed to get some space in the snack bar cars and that's where we carry our express packages," he said. He said future Metroliner or modern train configurations will Include bag- gage cars. Bicycles have become a major item in regular Amtrak train baggage cars, Cerin side. "Bike enthusiasts are find. tng out that for al2 fee they can IMP their bicycle along with them when rid. IN on the train to a distant point. Many do this and then ride their bikes back home" Who makes use of Amtrak's small ., Package express system? How much So far, Cerin said, the users are aboui equally divided between government and private Industry. Hundreds of pounds of documents pass daily between New York law firms and Washington regulatory agencies especially the Security Exchange Commission, Federal Communications Commission and the Interstate Commerce Commission. "Our service Is for high time value llama," Cerin said. Amtrak - ---- - Sale 296 Reg, 3,49, 44 x 36". J --", tI'es lealur,' err OrjO'r.'1 I COlored r•ur'dS Ffifirt-tO Arl Req. 3,4, 50 a 36". polyester, . Req. 3.19 61 s 36" ,*,ymi' 'Itur ii I ,4i'1I' .''•m'' .o'ir''. 'sit'' " 'r;c C CC 1JSfliOO L.IOr1 L I' :,i n' r' ,',_ , ' ' '' OttCt'Il -;•" 't ''''''' '- ''''•I . I'.' I' 'k 0 Sale Sale 229 ' W rtflS 5011 i ,,- Peg. 2.70. 61 v Sale 330 Sale 296 .i I Reg I 55 I) "i'ii'l,t .J.J it 36''. 'iO ',e51 spun V1 Ofl p ov, A' :- . ' ',''.' - 301 I. 36 ,.l 'i. ''!ii ' ',"' ' . " '- I .,.,,.nt,an' 'I , ,,YtC I' Valances extra I ENTS WORLD B Tuesday, October 3 is Seminole county 's day Of' decision.... if you want an effective and concerned voice in Tallahassee. __ WHAT AN YOU DO? P - " " V -( P1 ' Elect the ONLY Seminole County man running for Hou,e Seat 34. • " - I .' . /1. . '' Elect the ONLY man you can contact with a local phone call, Elect the ONLY man who is trained and experienced In Last 3 days. Made-to-measure draperies.150/0 off. __ ___-,I. --a- - ,-a_ ~ __ - - - : L .i, l 1.1y l,.'s ,uiuJ oI,'i 5', It 1 ,,'O.l. 01 ,alances Some with matching b,.JsprtuOi All ijilu,t.'d with weiqhtutl COlOUrS 4 i'ii I ,l.i , , , • ' . " '. It'llib aluJ huaJa'ds Fel:ow u,i%lIUCtIO(S, t,t,ng us IOU muasurUmu"1 ,iiI t' It tu,Iuu your draper us riudu-lo t To m.asu". 5% no I,e,tu Irtim (0)10 (H) QI simply th,. width you want to CoiIl •tfl F ot Cuililin to 11001 length. ,u.etu A) to tb F' ut'tJIal I100 Wlu' ,-.itIl inuastufu (CI to (D) Fe' F) to (E) c.*tlltt from U t.ii,)t' .\iil .1 it v Cil ,liIt t'I , - Sale prices .tl,ctie thou Saturday officially the National was cr& Railroad Passenger Corp. nation's the ated a year ago to nti passenger trains at a profit. Its first year loss was $111 million, but the lou was $43 million less than the projections top officials had predicted. "We'll knosi by next spring whether the package express service Is viable and If It will help Amtrak Into the black," said Cerin. '1 think It will go over in a big way." Duquette - - - does it cost" rank. Eagle Scout Raymond was awarded the Bronze Palm, for having earned five additional merit earned badges since he received his pt. 28 Club, 10 am., community Eagle rank. American Business Women's ho, Maitland Avenue. Others advancing In rank Casselberry Association, Timothy Miller, star; OCt. included Country Chapter. Land o'Lakes 7:30 meeting, general Gary Dalton and Greg Kerr, Club, 6:30, social hour; p.m.I.WV Althniontt S&L. first class; Dennis Duffy and p.m.. dinner. Tony Walsh, second class and SepL 28 OcL 5 lake Mary Chamber of Don Roby, tenderfoot. Inducted SISTER, 8p.m., Chamber of CMmznerc. Conunerce, 8 p.m., at school; as new Scouts were Mike Zufelt, and Mike Renner. incorporation and "Greenbelt" Don Parker Sept. 29 The awards ceremony wx, 2:30p.m., at the home will be discussed. followed a covered dish supper of Mrs. F. E. Rournlllat, 910 Oct. held to celebrate the troop's Palmetto Avenue. congregational Christian 20th birthday. Former ScoutOct. 2 sale, rummage Church iiiasters Walter Krohne Jr., and Longwood Area Chamber of fellowship hall, 24th and Park. Leonard Casselberry Joined SM Coinmerce,8p.m., Civic leiigue Daniel in reminiscing about the Oct. II building. lWV "go-see" tour of unit's history. A large tiered cake decorated with a replica of Oct. i courthouse, 9 a.m. the troop bus, scouts, tents, and Lions Club, noon, House of pins W83 baked by the scout 14 Oct. Steak; film on narcotics by Auction to benefit South Scoutmaster's daughter, Beth. sheriff's dept. The many changes in the Seminole Community Library, Oct, 4 Annual membership brucn 10 n.m., Seminole Plaza, Scouting program were cxplumed by the scoutmaster. Altamonte Springs Woman's Casseiberry. Angela's More ITT nailed down One of TV's durable private eyes, Mike Connors is delighted with the success of his "Mannix" series. "Being recognized in public is still a big kick for me," says Connors. "Even after all this time,Igeta charge out of kids asking for my autograph. When that little thrill is gone, I'll get out of the business and live in a cave" . , It's Bob Obren's line: '1 love to travel because it brings poverty." something into your life you never had before A new record, recorded by a group called Jim Glazer and the Fianchettu Bandits, is called "The Ballad of Bobby Fischer" , , . Bob Crosby, now with a big band show, has a theory on the demise of the big bands that once reigned." We forgot to play for dancing," says Crosby. "People would gather around the bandstand and we'd play Just for the sound of Grimes, of contessa Drive, - . ,TarPfJ CASSELBERRY I Eagle Scout rank was conferred '. _//'2 - court of honor at community Winter Park. lie Joined the 1970 and United Methodist Church by troop as a tenderfoot in steadily progressed up the -out Troop 341. lie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. henry Scouting ladder to its highest By JANE CASSELBERRY I . " Express Rides Seek To Cut Loss Copk) Neas Service LiheMarp V ,tthy Niblack The plaintiffs included Turner and Turner Enterprises, Inc.; Kosu'ntt interplanetary. Inc.; and Dare to Fte Great. Inc.. all FlnrIda-tuaced companies. Koct'ott and Dar to be Great hr,vt' been described by various consumer protection sections of state attorney general offices as pyramid, multi-level and chain distributor sales companies. In Vermont, for example, the promotional USC of il chain distributor sales system has been ruled by regulation as an unfair labor practice. WHEN OLD SCOUTS get together its a good time for nostalgia about campfires past. [toy Scout Troop 341 of Casselberry celebrated its 20th anniversary Monday night and former Scoutmasters Leonard Casselberry, left, and Walter Krohne, right, joined longtime Scoutmaster V. T. Daniel in reminiscing. ,.',. Amtrak Move r' Forest City Cassibrry Tngl,wwood iflPTtP by 1' Ih Herald 59 -' resident-s at Vermont An assistant attorney general Iowa, fswglas Carlsnn, from told the court the chief law enfareement officers of the dates named had only echnnged formation in furtheraflie their sworn duties to uphold the laws of their stwerlgn dates When working within the hounds of that sworn duty, claimed Carlson, the attorneys general had immunity trm prosecution . . . - F 'ierd as 'econd class rn,,Ot'r O,totjt', 77,, 1910 ,,t the. P05t all 17 ' 14 . Wmark's strong performance. He has all the subtleties " Fc,rr,,ri "d liable Icy damage under th' at'. i'.ijlih'd c,aiIv t'iu'pf Saturda y Suruoay And p,ba,Sh.d 5turd,iy pr.ed,ng CPu' s?m.ii . '- Cop In Madigan Role By IK)N F"REEMA ('opk) News Service Pho'criaPPC' AnnRlep It Point Of View fl •4Q bear Lake Another $200 million was sought front the attorneys getsoral of the 211 states for alleged common law interference with contract rights, malicious prosi':iitlflfl of the plaintiffs and in. terferenu-f' with interstate corn- litlin, among others, argued for an immediate end to the race for reasons of Jurisdictional venue and Immunity from tOs-ecutlon. Judge Bolden, however, sued no rulings 1115(1 indicated he probably would take some time in r esearc hing race law. Two counts of the suit charged the cited attorneys general conspired against Turner and his companies during meetings held in F'hoenix, Ariz. , and Puerto him. John A. Burgess, a lawyer representing Turner who was not in court, told Judge hfolden the "totality of the conspiracy can best be summed up as a derision to get Glenn Turner." Van F. I.efcoe, an assistant attorney general from Virginia. argued the case should be dropped becaus. the U S. District ('Murt for the District of Vermont did not have jurtsdlcban .: ' For," Pre • UCt.5. 'ir,' &r he -e,trt he in. fair tr,irle practice regulation prom,ilgatecl in Vermont Atty (',en. James M. ,Jeffortls wils a direct outgrowth of the conspiracy In responding to arguments that his clIentA had perpetrated ''a fraud upon penole" through their pyramid and multi-level utles devices, Rurtecs rejected the remarks and claimed t made no liffererwe in a civil rightaaetlnn'whethetwecflflle here in black hats or white ., , ' STEVENS RAY P,',,jr I 40 , I .. PAL PH HAY 5 5) I 6975 I %,j ' . CHARLES HAYS Mecriantal Springs ) j/'.'r' . .; . I i 1 Z VY - 4. - j "° 5' 51 70 Mi'h 6 M)OTh 510 Au Othe, M4,l U S Pc'.t P.-'.i' 's &r.o.' ide th,,' all rI subscr'plr be Al?amonle . -~; - ~ --~!Wt; 4 f ri - Ov CJRECN Ad5erlss'ng 37/ ffc(, saul the plaintiffs -Ind fornia, New Jersey and Mich-most of o defe tlnnts Rer not - SUBSCRIPTION RATES t :c t'i4 59 C e P,'tntPiS !e f Sanford. Florida ~ _~ ~4!~ -. - jwd i'd 4 ' - Comp'rooe. Same _ , .111ellation 831 p993 In F kr . 7 ~ yr I ' \OLIOLINE Circvlaton ct ;Or-1t A SPOLSK!. Assocale Editor fi g Mall 04 . FRANK Deli er y f, ________ ,-. - - Publisher WALTER A 3IELOW. Editor an DOYLE Adier'istng Drecto' & Ast to pubSher I i!i' si-ir . ":'- . VIPtCI N? jP I .3,g' 1 Ilk ;ri,n('s, SI)%vIi ',ilti his 1)F('t1ts Mr ;lfl( I A PIt( )tII) I\IOIl'N'I' \1rs 1 k'nry Grimes and Scoutmaster W 'I'. I )aniel oF llov Scout i'l'I)ot) :141 of ('asselht'rry, was honored Monday night when he received Ihe Eagle Rank in Scouting. IIc Joifle(I the troop in 1970. ,Jane ('asselberry I 'hub - FRENCH AVE. SANFORD. FLA 32771 HILL 41 . . . TELEPHONE IS WIIL'AMS •ety Ed'to" SlIlI%" -- ' . X4r *anforb '., / . -- Virginia. Iowa, Arkansas, Call- *li"ir'(l "'eu acs wli( P 1I'flgraded tbe u1rnpanios' prod- 1OIIR ISY Associated I'rrss Writer MONTI'EI,IEIt, VI. Al' 'Flit' first pro-trial t-onferenc e in a federal stilt that alleges 711 attorneys general conspired to interfere with a FloridamilIIon aire's interstate b,uqlnec.c activitir's was expected o tie tornpItied today. U.S I}tstrit't Court Judge ,Jiuie S. hjolden scheduled a morning meeting with some Of the la assistant attorneys gc'n. end and three private counsels who caine to Vermont's capital city in an effort to have the case diSuhISSe(1. Glenn W. Turner, the Florida h,Lsines.cuian. asked the court through his attorneys to award punitive and compensatory damnia gu. c totalling moore than $500 million In part, the stilt asked the I tutij't for $2($) nuillion in 4arn ages from the Washington based Council of Better flu,si' ness Bureaus for alleged con- . ' COTP )' Its IA -- -mg I urne! -,k ~ lIHt'CE 13IOSSAT tw ignTin • Gazers into the future see an era of machines with almost human characteristics. We already tii'e the stubborn, balky power Iawnmower, the '-upercilious refrigerator and the dictatorial TV '-t't. -- Gastonia iN,Ci Gazette Edor B -ri. I 9 . Personality ? rty P ,., -, 0 avs '• :.uf CAS"F IRE kW Y F/.1,, ,r rm -- Attorneys isn't Going Over a - ' Editor ift I., % . f man. Is'' TaYL.CA r%6 t'ur ,,' Gi'.R" l - - STAF ORO DEPOY (ditor of Ed,toral Page , I I BalanceSheet Noted Achievement ' P,'ng E ditor Suit For $500 Million Not .sell teorge c;avern. struggling to find the handle, isn't avin much better luck with ad New Deal themes than he dk earlier with his more drastic tax and welfare proposals. midwestern and eastern i1 his current swing through telling a sizable crowd of students at a states, he was \'i9inia college what social programs he as presi. West dent won d improve or develop in the ears ahead 1k I mentioned Social Security, child deve)opflCflt. aid to education, housing for the poor. city transportation The response. even from pro-McGovern youth. was thin. A veteran Dniltvrat ic leader working for McGovern ki 11W "'h isn't th1s stuff catching one" The answer surely isn't simple. and it is crucial to McGovern's uphill battle against President Nixon. For he has been getting very strong advice from men like campaign chairman Lawrence O'Urien and Sen hubert Humphrey to do Just hat he is doing-hammer hard Offbeat Ruminations on the Al Roosevelt themes which portray the Demo. cratic party as, uniquely, the friend of the poor, the dis. advantaged. thelderly,the ill, etc t ... ................................. ud talk this Ian. i.i 'McGovern i ner aIuulR'uIu guage to get back into the Democratic mainstream, to recapture straying ethnicCattiolic workers, to in the Att&'n:1 hrt'u P.T.\ mtrs f.r the first time in your life, on her office and n tut. ito'u (till allegiance ant help of disgruntled Democratic reu Inherit a fortune m a row. Did you shoulder. NEW YORK API lars lie must, (hey say, shuck off the label of radical When you compare all these Buy more than one box of Girl Tell a Polish bartender a ne get a lot done last )'ear, .J But I have heard the Vest Virginia incident repeatud things you didn't do with the Scout cookies. Italian joke. You did And feeling pretty several times on this trip. The response to McGovern's learn all the stanzas of the piddling things you did do, puny Do anything for the national c'omplacent about it, too A lot promise of new activism on social programs i consistent. doesn't it make you feel Star-Spanazled Rariner." ec- lov ccept get a summer of peope are like that luku arm. It there is appl.i;ist' at all, it tends to he tmt r ;ti :1 Ht'd the Ihie ,It., thr tan. patting t,bezitselves on the back perfunctory. number of things they the So what is the ans' er to the question the \Vest Virginia manage to get done. leader posed POLLS APART You probably wouldn't feel so The non-polling reporter can only draw upon the voter , smug, however, about the list researches of others They suggest that millions of Amer. icans are turned oft from the kind of big government things}'ouachiev('d.if)'oucre activism symbolized by the old New Dealthemes Mc honest enough to look at the to f'. T ,. -' I Govern is currently stressing. other side of the balance sheet 0. I _,*%... No of their basic complaints are that the touted and list the things you didn't do social programs generally don't do enough for the people . .' ___ preious 12 months. they are supposed to help, and that they cost too much Without knowing you at all, in taxes. for example. I'll wager that you In the spring. Alabama Gay. George Wallace won I like me - didn't . .- . . 1ust' shouts of approval when he called for ''tax relief "'' Teach Sorhia Irean to e'at All t)emocratic candidates picked it up. and it was widely spaghetti with chopsticks hailed as a kv element in voter disenchantment and, Box a compass 0, $~~] . 4. win an argument with a McGovern has made much of it. and still talks of tax P ". 10 man. changes aimed at closing loopholes used by the rich at j . Go wading in a mountaLn the expense of others Hut "tax reform" ma' not be what # %4r _14 " , -,th 1.,t, fnr?øI w'nt to hear It niav be that ''relief'' is ,I-.: -the word, meaning lower taxes. Write a letter to a congressIf that is it. and some survey findings say it Is, then man. Old'St\'le New Deal social programs. however worth', are Send a congratulatory seen by many voters not as a promise but a penalty-the telegram to your mether Ofl sure forecast of still more taxes. 11. "L Vour birthday. I IThat's what the alienated are protesting about. George Take a teen-ager to lunch -ZZ \Vallace won many of these people because he sounded during National Brotherhood like a crusader for tax relief George McGovern d; not Week. Even as he cries for "reform," he ticks off a host Fiid a new secret parking :. ., of things to be done which can only cost more. 1. I space for your car. 1k' doesn't even propose to save money by ending the Write something munortal . " Vietnam war and cutting defense lie simply would spend t I i'' underwater with a pen. 'l that money and much more there is no accurate esti. 'j . mate on the home front That's why' his "stuff" is not See your dentist twice. •''• ' I :4.. catching on. And those are only a few of 2 the things ou didn't do. Man, : _________________________________________ % I i I; I'll also bet thu' you didn't I ,%, '' : ! f' Challenge your txiis to a ir '',' IPf ' .f1 , .j amv of Indian hand-wrestling k.', arid beat him. Invent a new form of plearure .' •7v IS ,_._"1'AJ -,_ .. the governnant can't put a tax a , ~ -Qn - 303 . plan to clear his stand on issues during the flt'Xt couple of weeks. But this alone, does not meet the challenge No proper choice will be afforded the American voters on Nov. 7. unless the sequestered Nixon breaks out and does his campaigning in person and in public and McGovern gets an even break to debate and rebut. The danger exists that this '7 presidential campaign may be accepted as the norm for the decades to come and that the apathy and non' voting of the American people will increase until the government "of the people. by the people and for the people" is smothered in political technology be given an honest appraisal There is a growing apprehension among the who want to see the presidential election campaigns reach the high plane of issue discussion rather than personality or intra-party dissensions in the spotlight. For Democrat Senator George McGovern, the underfinanced top of that party's ticket, this is a serious and possible fatal handicap so long as his opponent Republican President Richard M. Nixon refuses to debate. On his part it is so obviously a smart move by such an experienced and skillful political operator as Candidate Nixon is. that it will take a major change to bring about what is so clearly in the public, if not the private. interest, The time element is getting short. The need for change in the campaigns is so obvious that tfle Nov. 7th election can only be an honest and true expression of the wishes of the American people if this is accomplished. thi u'rp nnt pxnressinthe oDiniori of a party member. Indeed there are leading members of both the Nixon and the McGovern camps who know that this lack of personal confrontation between the two contenders for the White house is wrong. The \jxonites. hceever, are equally sure that the policy which the president-candidate has that of no debates and the use of favored has worked surrogates to attack his opponent to their advantage and will continue to do so. The McGovernites. on their part, seem to be non'plused by the general voter apathy to the issues which they have tried to dramatize and the shrug-of-the-shoulder response to the latent scandals which appear as the Watergate, the ITT, the wheat sales and the like are made Public, As for the basic issues which almost nominate themselves for attention by the adversaries, they fall into two fields. One is foreign and must focus on the Nixon conduct and CX' pansion of the Indochina war. Has the candidate Nixon of four years ago 6 )4J U 1)4 IilUt. (A)U till 1113 Jl of that war' Is he willing to be called to account, as he expected to be in '61" In foreign affairs, with the glaring exception of the war, the issue is one which could be turned to a much more believable asset if the bold ad' ventures which took the president to Peking and 3? 2611 Politi cal l z i -* - i ! W: . Mcuovern s Pitch Editorial Comment n . I ThursdAy, Sept. 28, 1972--7A The Sanford Herald Elect your neighbor in Lake -. Z ~ * ' 1511 I PItA, $•(,V - • Elect KEN LEFFLER to serve you In the Florida Legislature (House Seat 34, Republican). JCPennev We know what you're looking for. "Charge It" At Sanford PlazaPenneys: Open 10 a.m. 'til 9p.m. Mon. thru Sat. "Ughl look of that air! Coil HEW and find out if any. thing's being done to make it perfectly clear!" - �rhursdy, Sept. 28, 1912—lB The Sanford Herald Thursday, Seat. 28. 1972 8A—The Sanford Herald Capital * 1' MARION BETREA P*TIOIWOIIWti) ______ tState ton. has re R&1l rn T&11JthBSS - - " I - "• down -: - . - -- 'iancl delivered a 32-page ptniY Circuit Judge Dominick Salfi the case of Michael Whalen pleaded guilty ' &upwi murder of J Day, the icourt In the requested a rehearinL? Andercon case 1 which state Supreme Court stated that declared the death it has i mdtv to be un stituti recogntTed and U S 'pinions rendered b b never - followed but ) -: -- J -- . - ________________ s versus r •_ I . man c Georgia case iu'4ce Salfi contends sucta rehearing would factil tate final disposition of Whalen Judge Sath office to assist At. s I - - ••• - I OPTIMIST CLUB Sanford held inMallation of officers Tuesday night at 'Mayfair Country Club. Left to right. Kenneth Krause. p resident; William 0. Holder. Florida District vice governor. Lions - - - -1 lr.ternational; Robert fl. E. Morris. vice Hasty. president Terry president; and Harr y Terry. secretary- treasurer . Staff Photo' Set 0 New Zoniong Hearing ( What PLEA OF GUILTY trier of the fact sifter sicMung a plea of guilty to first degree murder and holding an eidenry heAring on the issue of the extent of the penalt -as the power to impose the be death sentence. will A new zoning district known area Mobile homes, rinatian in some zones Whalen pleaded guilty on to parks. or confined Pro;o.sed City of Sanford based on race but this was as RMOI i multiple family 6 and the state requested 1 rd_ 'il 4 vn for all residential, office and in- developments set up just for June wmngregiaiiun d. s4i àØ a V.puWIVi. Weill. or practical purposes by federal st.ituuonal i is being de$lgnateG. possible adoption • At the mine the not the city does At which will allow the inrulings that 7cning and planning board laws and real allow additional mobile homes hearing, the bifurcated trial terinixing of medical and forbid racial disthminaticm in ended legal discrimination. 1. was used Knowles said the proposed estate offices with multiple except in already established law, effective Oct.. housing. trailer parks and no new trailer as a gwdeline and sentence was City Commission has set a- zoning rules took eight months housing Certain commercial activity, parks have been allowed for deferred pending a presentence Ont 9 public hearing on the to draw up by the zoning and such as service stations, some years in vesti gati on. The bifurcatedcity zoning document planning board. Along with upda plan aLso trial determines guilt or new said the Dake become a conditional use under and has invited real estate new zoning recommendations is M and the ce in one nocen to control industrial hoped the new plan. Dake said the new interests and other groups or a city-wide land use plan, wthch will enpollution as performance penalty in another. zoning regulations persons to attend the public is color-coded for better Two days after the hearing on up to courage the development of standards have been what bearing on the several changes reference in e sentence, the U. S. Supreme th the downtown but will not permit controlsmoke in Sanford zoning and planning. uses will be allowed in which have been recommended Dake, city planner and t the city zoning board. City Manager W. E. Knowles ..aid the old zoning ordinance. w%1_ court "freakish the judgment IN I'OI1I1I1 I. \iVi l't\t'hl In the \et's i'apnn ari'iial k liii' 5ingunr. an 1nln t his' French lighter d Isplat cit at lIrittiIn's annual l"nrnburuugti A ir Stioi • %0 111 the selection of It ('till earn what prison for After -' a not violative of the constitutional provision Anderson case. Judge Salfi contends the Money Flows For 4& I I, I. tivixon B) IL GREGORY NOKES W riter Associated I'r Vice President Spiro T new says Republicans aree' 'em - •. witnesses by the court. -. - . . • - — Save on toddlers'playwear. -; - .S - -' , ' L -- Sale 255 - -- ,s t. 'u %,1 flog S3. cdr of Penn.PresIoIk': denim T tn 47 - set pm-pointing 43 emissions. £ Jerry - - -' \ - ras icn; seees, cfO. with ccors 2T to 4T t - -, - ' . .- • -. i - - Hospital -1 Notes -- Sale 279 man of Inter-Club committee of Sanford Kiw ants Club The state award is presented to 2T tr 4 r q6 ' Peg. the club recording rnost man hoursand miles in inter-club visitation during ycar and this is tile first time a Central Florida club has won. Sanford competes with other clubs of similar Pho to) Stiff ( size. Sale 271 - - (left) of Oriando to 11tipert Strickland, chair- ri•- eg l eans with boxer wa's c' - CHARLES ROBERTS Inter -Club Award is presented by Kiwanis Lt. Gov, Andrew Serras Peg 3. 29.L 319. G'r ;i1r2 News utgest - Jerry , I pot 84 e used for I (;OOE) A THAT'S QUErlON, would ap pear to the night before. Meanwhile, Mc(,overn today v,sI • ts' c m of 211 motors to help develop a long range ur ban policy. lie said the election "will determine the late of American cities for the next two decades," The Democratic vice presi. dential candidate, Sargent Shriver, pleaded in Milwaukee for understanding of the causes of crime by young people, saying the solution begins In the home. He said broken homes, employed fathers and working mothers are a big part of the problem, especially since it often n-means that "the children are allowed to run In the -- - SEPTEMBER ?. l9! ADMISSIONS Smford iutrd '1 Harnelrn 'arles L Echols ii !.obi S Jackson I rez Howell Jihneva Sims Patti L Griffin Jimmie M. Greenlee Mae E. Anderson Mona Abu Baker I ..ira B. Fennel] 'ha Heckenbac'h lie H .1ohnsor Je4tn S. Adams Cheryl L. Euclell S. Schwalm - . ) . - ' ncr in the whole history of America. Sen. George Mc{overn, the Democratic candidate for President, raised $200,000 at a $2 a plate dinner at tia 5411111 hotel ' L ' ( f sAn MI was in the from Copenhagen" ' on N11ICP1 went to delegati however, when asked if the (IS. diplomat had threatened his wit, 104• .. the fliers, the chaplain said ( orgia in Washington. ti I No, not actually." and rarn1w ,,ifer the talk n his yearn Gartley, 2*, who was impris- report ned in 1$R. called his father Mwas fine , ' - "Those children," Shriver said, "are not responsible before the eyes of God in what they get Into because when we a society can't give them something useful to do, I don't see how we can blame them when they break it window or when they steal something or when they get hooked on drugs by sonic pusher. Shrivcr was to go to Detroit today. President Nixon Wednesda y addressed fund-raising dinners in San Francisco and 1.os Angeles and was due to return to Washington today following his biggest tour of the campaign to be the reaction of Frank Mankiewie'i, a director of Sen. George \li (,ot em troubled (,unp,Iign during Washington press conI. rene thwest : mo n r of y I north of Do Nang tinder tire government news agency, said killing 17 The news agency did •tim it had been is! for te that Ni,t9i Vi.'tr.,srr.e' inst Viet Xt.On the alleged nng troops indwrimmnately ':1 ':" days by culverts blown out by riurred is n - U S jut_s Al's SAIGON , from three hases in Thailand set fin to more than half of a 7 building military storage' complex in a major coordinated raid nor th west of Hanoi, the Air Force reported today. the raid Wednesday as the first of the war against the de , - "- threatening. lie said 1)tihS had 'strongly recommended (- Sfl5• they take the medivar plane rAego , work crews reopened ilighway fly (4,01116F F-SPIAt •y,sipe isles! t'reqs WrIlrr placent about the upcoliiin' IA)S Angeles where' President ek lion but the campaign Nixon spoke It W1IS announced that $1.75 money was rolling in at a Hewas raised at the $l,00 million ising dinner In -raising publu'an fund-ra -plate dinner Wednesday night at the Century l'lnia hotel. The -be a record (or to said sis total fund-raising dinners. Nixon thanked the crowd of ' court Charles, V. who was a POW months, put in a telephone call to his .1-year-old daughter Kirst.n in Tampa, 'la lie said the irl asked him Bring me some Chocolate. Jets H *1 t Viet Depot US It ampuig" I a for the first time in four years The flier's mother, Minnie, of Dunedin, Fla . accompanied the artsvlct.s to Hanoi and was with the group in Moscow Half OF Complex Burned the sentence. present ws'en is US official and e Furman ruling, proceeding. ersed P eapons that a motion for in Greenville. Maine. and itreeted him with "Hello Dad" Procedure At M oscow Ai r port; Pilots Telephone Families MOScOW - that is L- • liii' fliers are snhedsiled to leave ('spenhagen later today . niul and fly to New York. tried to bto k Distes way to the Ihe fliers were released from .Is'nq mniritsfrr l)anish prime their time' 1,()W cutup Sept 17 with the' pilieI after they arrived at the Otto Krng soul he hopesi understanding they would fly airport late Wednesday. [tnt a 0 step towards release itilith only civilian aircraft to meeting was arrange'l later in an end to the Vietnam war an airport office of Aeroflot. the America. We'd better proceed in this Soviet airline As fellow bunion beings we "No demands were made on share the joy of tties three men way for the safe release (if the the pilots." fit said. who titter captivity again are other POWs," Gartley said. But the Rev Coffin later Several of the antiwar artiv. free and with their laimsilis's," behavior 1)Ubs termed iste traveling with the fliers Kral, stibi, unusual tional in c' Official E scort, U. mt'mnber of an antiwar escort group. Supreme d tarnc~ G-encral Robert ( Shevin's first degree murder and the b1furcak-d trial procv-dure. at If freakish nor fdiscriminatory In office in the prepara He further contends th evidenciary hearing washed to endant is not posing that the the case argumentation before the stateofSupreme court determine the extent of the application of the law im member of a minority race an I a death penalty is act*mplished penalty. although insolvent either through the certification The issue was not ruled on in in a non-discriminator), the benefit of one : ertiorari rehearing threec*seS, among which is the fashion, it would not be received the most extensive defense Judge Salfi has requested h court to decide whether a trial court sitting as the sole flfdj ! before t ot declare but .tornevs _____________________________________________________________________________________________ '(fljflQtj()fl slinrl) exchange n1iner. e document. -4 Therefore, he notes. it Court reversed the death Whalen case is unique in the each state Su. on penalty in the case of Furman- question of guilt being deter. be Incumbent totiit to examine facts the guilty plea and the Pf'fl Court In this 54 to ascertain if the law was to Lw d w h coutt struck extent of punish I A In a d 5cr1flflaor) ' appC . iined • capital punishment in , Judge h u s :cIttn5 In uu'ee cases Florida it did n •. Supreme opined, among which Sa Court. the eath penalty itself t be the Court should have the responsi. was the Furman pur1shmtnt and bilityof stating dclear terms of justices held provi. under nstitutional OT u ecson ision tst the effect o their ec sions of the eighth amendment constitutionalprohibiti000fthC provide automatic release of all eighth and 14th amendments tO the U. S. Constitution. those on death row lwesentl against cruel and unusual decide UOflSt1tU did the and regardless of the prodedure and punishment was violated which placed them there. JUdi \ Imposing death e" of capricious system Jul"' in the Salfi maintains presumtn. which juries have sentenced was reversed only insofar Is meant, has lead to tx"r SOXTIC individuals to death and the death penalty being tm. law and confusion. similar posed, and the cases were to it is Judge SaUt stresses others further for remanded freakish and wanton imposition th death penalty which of it was noted that entered justices. Each of the impositionofaIi1esertenctafld California case using the upset two said, appears Ic' justices. requested the court rule he Is no bifurcated trial PV-OCCdUXC contend that the principle of longer subject to imposition of not decided by the U. S. due process should be added t preme Court in that the dea th the dea th sentence. prior to equal protection to determ The state supreme court has penalty was rev t1 e dea th penalty. the Furman ruling Therefore,th ruled on the issue of judge Judge Saul maintains that in the power to UTIPOse the Judge Salfi contends the u s hat death penalty in a case where Supreme Coat has not been Whalen's case the defendant mined by • where he and certification - .. Ut )I'ENI IA( ;KN i Al' . The three American pilots freed from a North Vlctnsi,nc'se prin. sin camp arrived in ('o;wntiagen ttlav un time tiest-tre-Itict stop HI their journey hums' after Clarification cta / ";rakl, the operator of a iiy-iii sked IV1 - 11 Punishment t ii_ IL '4111- POWs On Last Leg Home INt . • - ' - - - -, :i r ri ing -, - war materials en route southward find to support troop hased In the immediate region. the Mr Force said. Several flights of F4 Phantom 1mghtcr bomntars hit the spr.i. ing complex with laser guide' 2,000 pound bombs and contntlonal 500-pound Iragmenta " '"'' - i1 Si icr - ' - - --e- -- 'P5(1 -The raid was among more tactical air strikes rethan 300 irted by the U.S. Command WednesVietnam across North day. It was the third successive day that more than 300 strikes had been launched over the North by U.S. fighter-bombers. In Saigon, where allied In. a telligence anticipated an in61, of 64$J East 14th Street. Sanford, i placed on JEAN S. ADAMS. crease In terror attacks in the at Ninth Street and stretcher after he was injured in an accident TAMPA, Flu. sAPi—Eugene weeks prior to the u.s. presi. French Avenue yesterday. According to investigating officer Mike Fire Sims, hunted by police In dential election, a grenade was ~riven by Adams turned into the path of a Tindel. a 1964 PlYmOuth Florida and Alabama for al- tossed at a South Korean J"p in McCall's Ambulance making an emergency run to the hospital. legedly swapping his infant son the Chinese quarter of the city -i L Gary Taylor Photo fora used car, has been arrest- this morning. The grenade fell 'fleiateu piiot, story on page 1 eet, killing one tr s I ed by Ilillsborough County into the .Sheriff's deputies ona charge of Vietnamese civilian and four others, the wounding rape. Saigon command said. There s. Sheriff's Ma) ere no Korean casualties and i Sims Was Indicted in Tamnpa escaped. terrorist Tuesday under the namiie of Ira theF Fighting ighting continued at a genChapman on a charge of raping in Ililisbom- erally low level with only scatpossession of a pr')hihite(l drug br'ak. an l&-old girl By MAIIK)N BETHEA tered. small actions across Pfiel disappeared while and sale of a prohibited drug ough County Sept. 8. Jennifer South Vietnam, but analysts during A defendant in trials being stemming from a June 2 raid by making a telephone call Sims find his wife said they had no evidence this waiting for alter i1rc tscc-used of trading their held this week before Circuit Seminole and Orange County the break and was tied to dfl) political detsi eral monthiold son i ugene i' vans opmflents in Paris. Instead, Jy Judge Dominick Salfi, Douglas authorities in which jev Frances ld Si s, declared a mistrial in the ease. iccept the theory that the North is playing hide-and-seek with charged with selling a pound of nnoy in return for a 1971 ive marijuana to another youth . The court also isaued a conwas arrested In Vietnamese were •egrouping th e court and an Inte ns and receiving fresh supplies for search was being held yester- also charged. Mrs Sims te fliPt of court warrant for A jury had been selected Union' Springs, A1'm Sa turday' another round of attacks across day by law enforcement of trial, and opening Pflei the ficials. but her husband dud P Ii The trial will be rescheduled South Vietnam. Sanford is charged statementS made when the re '. uae PHd 27 and hiswhereabouts Ii • at a Later undetermined date. Associated Press correspond- in a two count information with court recessed for the lunch nainetl fl flown Un I 115 ent IX is \eelt arrest • ,. Swapper Arrested For Rape - Hid ng D rug ' m nj date. mci Jeiks Doris Bogcajit, DeBar. Iii:Nltv A. KIssIN(;En returns from secret talks with North Vietnamese negotiators in Paris. The White House denies reports that a peace agreement has been reached. James Crawford Part, tic Bury William E. Bierlin, Deltona Jerry G. Green, Lake Mar) inanda C. Odom, Lake Mary Ldwin H Connelly, Winter ft 'S rings Sale 106 BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Len howell. trl, Sanford Reg. 1.25. boys Mr. and Mrs J. Jerry .. Gongwer. girl. Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bogeajis, girl, l)t-Bar) DLSCHA KG ES Sanford: Nutasha C. Wells (rsie L. Pritchard Howard G. Mathews Charles F- Ford Willie Akins Darron A. Barer Neal Burnett Feucrbacher. Joyce A itarnonte Springs Dorothy ti Grandi. DeBar) I Y 1 Ii CtIUfl COrciUoif p,i!ts far* lg 1 10 4 " containing money for major housing programs and mass transit systems is dead for this session of Congress as action. a result of House Rules Committee A $20.5-BILLION luLl Mrs. G. David Butler and I,- - '111K t'NITKI) AU'l'() woItKl:lts say they'll force the automakt-'rs to 'htimaniz&' the assembly lines, hire niore workers and give more paid time off by 1973. s/f Titusville John H. Williams, TitusviUi '111K %%'II)OW of an Air Force pilot killed in JCPenney Vietnam is in critical condition following removal of a 10½-inch butcher knife authorities say her 21-year-old son stuck through her back while he was high on LSD, We know what you're looking for. JCPenney We know what you're looking for. Charge It At Sanford Plaza Penney's Open 10 a.m. tO 9 p.m. I"IAHtII)A'S till 11)1 N(; INDUSTRY will be Oct. plunged into chaos if the state enforces an certain 1 moratorium on new sewer hookups In cities, says the director of the Florida home Builders AssociatIOn. Mon. thru Sat. means I column by 2 ir cries. Too small for an ad ti be noticed or effective You're reading this one * lsaGreatDay BuyaNewGarwitn Ourmoney ..•e.e•I .. S.... The Atlantic Banks help Privette 1x2 jA hill.- TUE sEN,-'l'E FINANCE ('IMITTEE raises the ceiling to $3,(X)J on earnings allowed Social Security recipients without a loss of benefits and prepares to take a look at it new welfare-reform plan. A 6()VEItNMENT ILEI'OItT shows that supermarkets are failing to pass along to housewives recent declines in cattle prices, but the "Market-Basket" index of food prices dropped slightly in August. OfU5.p1Ou4 R eg. cotton knit polo shirts in iis sorti,d patterns I to 4 W- by boy, Deltona Mrna L. Patterson, Deltona Earl D. Langworthy. Deltona Juanita Anderson, Geneva Ann W. Anderson, Hastingi ltarry, W. Smith Sr., Lake Mary John T. Fcrguwn. Longwoo. Mary ti Petruska. Longwooc Charles 0 to is the day after tosnoirow and that.. Ri ght now New Car D.aI.rs But ilia day after are offering great . w• re year-sod models and buys - If plan. our usual outstanding financing save how much we ,Ie Ii thaw you is; on offering of courtis - not aware of can youre you, stop in. a tiona1BunIt Member The Atlantic Group of I3anks In Florida Member F.D.i.C. Charge It At Sonf',rd Plaza Penney's Open 10 a.m. til 9 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. IC I �Thursday, Sept.- 28, /7)B TheSanfordHprald (m 1r A Coats Capture Casual ilhouette For Fail ______ • RnCk i'okIbooI __ Mr., Mrs. George DeMattio Honored J. cherry C FABRIC enjoys sewing MONEY - A ___________ - Y I II I NOW I I • ,. - - KNIT Li _.• _ ll,%lUA-:S I . Ch,bits In rited Ii r' ''- i ( )r La an 'a e . r tier tun bu* re7 Gt O — I i itue , ". - lit ',_- - L I 'i (TrIl 7?) Wait vnmpwle, I" AL rlull~ — O1'T , ui v- MXiC belmrt jumnin ISLJ M UI .J1%'E' t Tn •. -.-' £ eni' -- o. FI Fa - 1. unDcg" TT •_ - the '1r U' VD on The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and )i tl1 Osborne Sr Wit IN-i-ejaprt'Mr - t- ie canr • • nnro.;: Pa"ed Plants orprimmimn ce It memtom-1 of njurt as & r."m a! rawq 4ridf far t1jelf =rasurlt.. . one tw. . •, • - . NIrs. C. I -. &M#_—jCUT, yuttrt Lrl New Shipment 4.1 ' \IIt 1NI) \1R (I (R(,1 I I)c\1 TTf() Anniversary dinner and reception it th r '.Rr -dt1ir MR AND MRS }U JORDO 'Ld4! ng AA l. Nummig ('on ter. with 1. nitt Grdc.* M4St C'th.ir•cr; th =:. 3r t'j 1TV u - ti. - •• vo ponluac pupuiatiul.VV ""Im flI ' itio i the 5. - - fil am 12mi. U. Pie-jr-1;w-aaw The Ga1 € ei 'A.r.'cl r'.a KNITS - i me — - ed to ve 4pJe , • / 1 I the full sun or semi-shade for f Plenty bulbs most weuoiu manure SiUiu be . & Tops & . U - .UUw UliU!IC rt tilt mev %ry mmm- tot nC] ute c r State thiti ,sl* CL wit& tt, jt ni -'-4 pted r tPF Jo corsage ith a gold and - hit and - Sott 1 00 A Cotton requeii O R V EL -- --- V - law i U nini1 rz Hi tt'$- ir Fti' s' an i fri tier naitrttwT wits to Stw i-ticha btr '-paiv 0wsf"r if Kequev , glta* rtuthc. phtru ' 100 /D 1 _. Xt* - all su mmer has rl* CUItUI'liliy e r.uund M.iUI1I ;-ted it I.tL'ng bar 0 i rtlity. I I I 1 1% iiEl "1 - - ' to ant mcam U .isl e tooms Her mniv to .-t mitaw it ad MeXACUM :1lu'r J pt1 - P'' t I". IIJ'!T - , Yard A dvertised Lines 10 1 00 0 been asking about • - > to 50% Off Sp Pocrãf. t/. a, e, Tr Woodard , .. 4k There are SAVII NGS here you DOUBLE KNITS 9 m ALL ACCESSORIES es s ' ladi - 10 B r® oken Lots shoes 10 other Specials $100 blouses rtftfij e skirti Bra,,~s, Leather and Wrought Iron • boys & mens to 40% off or B.E.Purcell Compam, ___ NJ E 114 ST. Yard UPC =4, MOW eoll -oif AJU e_.,illV " OW/* jow. Crafirvam aa Deurwiri; 7 1 ON&SKA AYE1111A TILLIPMON1 41A? 21" ' '( ,S.iI Chal fU REMNANT SHOP Jackets, cut like b,aSebUll will jackets, are trani- ul4irly (iflt"l)It'(I.' (lrCSsL's with I t •d 3796 W. COLONIAL,'ORLANDO HWY. 17 Home L 92 NEAR MAITLAND Of Bigger Savings tilt - 1' i i it the looks of a shirt, skirt and when paired with a matchIng skirt. Either Ili stiede 1 1111lover. are the most 1)t)i)tllar. Sweater dresses, knits, will% leather trim or leather leather all() stiticlies also are with s"vide Mill, tile new suit is inure than casual cluintis. Now. however. is a "Itade giKKI tlllle i t) put sinall plants in "'W4 h-l%k! Guestspea t Shelley Mebane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mebane, who will talk on her recent trip to ljwmill. GIFTS ere is i1:11 f , mie 'C %40 Purchase is Requirs!o _'ttc irLitinq I t ii! NOW I er ( C I -, 2nd t1ul"Us 3rd PRIZE wow ROCKER '4k Ii Si PRIZE $ I '169.00 RECLINER Keystone Lamp ' arm - PLUS THESE FINE - Fred Rothchild - - , $75 1itt with any Dining GIFTS Roory, Suilt_Room uie 10 -t with ocssonat Chair FABULOUS VALUES STOREWIDE South of the Border" formals All for intorinal jiller five This model features Coll tellI psora1-% . Earl'. American, Spanish. I radttitnual joel I Itra Modern N,kllle Brands ill UNBELIEVABLE VALUIES — WIDE SELEC IMMEDIATE DELIVERY TOPQUALiT also comes with a it pays to drive to festive bolero over a long sleeved blouse opto -- SaL ARTISTS SUPPLIES PALLETS PAINT BRUSHES SKETC14 PADS PASTELS, ACRYLICS 114 W tend this interesting FREE ,vlll be distributed with shirtwaist top itoumillat, 910 palmetto Ave' T `f Plvflt~ the long printed skirt - - Friday,Sept. 29. at 2:30 p.m., at PARK, ORLANDO ,4hen the . ,inq ave ri-turned to tile fashion st -lit Sport% styles, partic into - i p.m. Saturday, Sept. 30th informal - Jackets Are In Confederacy, Norman deVere Howard Chapter, will meet Be sure to visit us at ' (4Inger L.ily usually allowed them. Pansies have a mass f the garden bed to grow for years in large fibrous — Sporty Styles leading choices. 251 LAST MICHIGAN ORLANDO ~~z appeariiig in The Sanford Herald are available to you in exio reprint size $8.00 Values To ENSEMBLES FEW FIREPLACE 40% off pants () 8. Fancies NO. 3 AZALEA A YD. ll U and bt allowed to -rest" until "After Fives Iiss )j!(11l( Screen Prints I ,Le Jacquards Crepes 4- ecial I TRUE NEIGIII3ORIIOOI) spirit still exists! Mrs. Marge IJillenschneider, center, Nal-as welcomed back to Florida %%,ill) it birthdav party 111111t. left, and Mrs. Edith Gi-iffiths. right, at tile gi%,(-I) hv Mrs. 1 (.asselberry home of Mrs. ,riffiths. POLYESTER So . • FuI Bolts i y - - - versary Sale There is a place in every garden %.lit until the days are fOr the lovely Mlylilles. _____ - Third You aren may be new kinib as ou can obtain inmate in warm weather, . -... ______________________________________________ ALL FURNITURE IN STOCK Nationally • • it" its allielil You've I S6.99 I! ii a , ( Yd. • - • • is an aluable next ipring They must not bt' subject and is available ill frozen. so if you ary in doubt. many charining color tones. dig the tubt this time Daylthes h.ave for the for the winter unoM part eas*,d blooming ani 11 not gerl'ansy seed divided Use as many , i[if Fancy Values To - bulbs or sbs , Dressmaker Lengths • S sho : • t Ph. 312-3524 for making our attractt" October is a being offered a sensa tion divide and re-set most of the In you rvad th-it herbaceous perennials. Dig bargain wht rose bushes are - 4 for ailollar t he,,, up and heel thein in. in I or that gladiolus bulbs are moist shady place while the — that's probabl~ garden beds are being enriched all they are worth' with well rotted cow manure, caladiunii Fancy-leaved boneinval. tankage, or other should have the tops rernoveAt I I . C g re I i t Street 228 E F .' for you to make up your order obtained if the bulbs are not list for the garden. hernettiber planted in a straight row. you won't experience the pride Staggering and arrangling and delight of superior bloorn, if several in cluinps will result in sou have planted inferior POLYESTER t n - ti&d AmOrepleasthgef!eCtwullbe t*I the best when itcofflestl.flt' -. ; Kni -, A-71:: uyl tranih, I I Double .0 iev tluying bm*4 . t. To S4.99Yd Values .110% Wild t*quft 09 emet Therm I bciuned the . . t• ;;artlt-L. clutni. eV SN~jul.4 tio mude a% lean. weeL Lr, W1111t Me-rjWV 00 P I E CE - !f " laid - U $ ')baTer f G . '1 or *.&Lt plannatir / .1# - - edi BANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE garden trimness. no one is more well eftned valuable then afgarden margin such as forded by low edging pLint nuiterial. Elehind it, flowering annuals and shrubs may wax continue to •• ••. Mere a ;added and mixed throughly. If -inure is not available, 4-64 used. Prepare the bed may be ance of the ictual and wane yet the garden will in a dv look planting if fresh manure because its edge fine lwa Shorts ) -- Si I I S , trays of sliced roast beef. pastrami anti assorted Italian meats and cheeses. An an tipasto tray featured lettuce, spring Select a site which is in Y D. ?-or Shirts Life S i1de , O1( fl ______________________________________________ SANFORD ,•. "1 ' . 0 Values V ' wait and ~uy yt;ur pansy planit-i ina y bie divided and planted in next month remember Ut Since September is still new phces now o r is beautiful be small plants (to better than 41, t c -If summer is ap spindly "leggy" one . utumn .. is an adage that And did you know that the Falling leaves should be saved plicable to modern gardens !or composting and not burned. For. at certain seasons. despite genus hemerocallis i Daylily i Li They will supply not only our planning, garden beds are wholly native to Eastern Maj. sandy almost devoid or color and it is e!specially China, Daylilie4 needed Humus fo Europe e been rly soil but also supply much f the hat the e OU P U an t ef ? n Flori(Li, yL been pear r over 200 the reen plant the longest 3ummer days stored in them. depen e( upon to give a only 14 hour3 long and the me to plan for the pleasing appearance. shortest winter 1 mys have bulbs to bloom this winter and Of all hcters contributing to a tccirq r 2cer Gate new places Alst. hasti [)a;'. %IIMOSA (1IICI.E AAC Cotton ciutz / negt- ' cuffs, roiis jr !ro IthTI1 it, 100 r rEW ~HORT CUT (eceliaEarmer Photo rV iet THE MNT~ CO 4 sauces. Following a wedding trip to St. Augustine, the newlyweds liking their hotne in Fern Park. The bride is a teacher and the bridegroom is employed by Frito-Lay. > < 19 1 - fondue pot to cook and sere with a variet of then into T. • Cool No-iron VII I Greek peppers marinated mushrooms and anchovy [dIcta lr1tcationa1 fondue was a feature of the buffet table whereguessdiPPdmea ts nd vegetables into a beer batter, rtained at a reception in the home. 21 L deviled olives, mixed pIcKles, of MnIile, Ala , R A large Informal buffet table held assorted relishes hot flu- bride is the (laughter of Mr . and Mrs Jack II Long, 5(J Foothill Way, Casselberry. ~A jt It lmmnediately following the ceremony, the bride's parenta • eltiDen. lim be crystal bowl. • II Job balls and crackers, pink large pine.ippk punch in 'ii :mrne t!Vt' 4 4 0 e utiorne ir ereunttcdinlIol \laimon) Sept 22 at 10 it the home of the bride's parents. a ancy .•- CeynowaS. j white lace cloth also v arieti s of rainbow 'harles Thomas Values To S.3.98 Yd.- - Jr. — - • - • U!SIillCC - ' , Cr oc L nmun' Cit cn oaiit Osborne — — i M Th ev U mernher Thii, table. overlaid with a h TwSh rt 4 — a Id from an arch. The entire cake was surrounded by Exc an()e J70 tvS • r,St&r L Ill Fr ___ It-bon i nt•e'C ias ,chl r' 1 I A Want - - b 1 Teens : iron C t. lb a The ll is with white roses and lopped with a silver "25" emblem altrn w ith a wedding hell J acq ueline ce Pa rt i c i pate To iii ' 11 '.1r l'MattIn throughout the party area intable. The four-tiered cake was decorated THOMAS 0SBORNI-A' -lit. PIECE H 40 Rucky flavden iiit'tiii'fltoCS of the party ) 'd silver bells suspended l.ii ' r.ur tas PUU — • - . '' DOUBLE KNIT ? s YD POLYESTER fC U - st i S' I? I i,f the children. 'I'lley also pre.writed their f.itliirr with a white carnation im)utonrairrr to complement hii ilt of gold and white with greer. land gold tie ted 'nit -hildren al. their parents with a silver and white 25th anniversary gue. book which was signed by all those present and inscrilm-d with notes about the day and $ 79 Skirts & Ties - enjoys I':vtryorme seemed to enoy ii Uniforms Shorts it; a lighter shade. trimmed with rhinestone buttons, gold shoes and an hid corsage a gift Irouru all II D I - 'r'i-' - ' Ann, purple Slacks and ; ' nd rr be*- r—. - " I, greeted store • POLYESTER UVUDLL • e -- - C 100 .e . , twn Mrs. SHOP US S . - music ,. dinner, —. IP _ CANNON )(flm ________ _____________________________ SAVE YOU MORE - PVT. LESSONS , -_______ - WITH oeuvrec .- ---- ___________________ ' MONTHLY ' oWrV4'(l - ;i f the (;tPwIir Wrørnns Club, 1)nny }1'rn. Pt 1.'nggnc Of tomattpq. green pep- th" informal the Richard 4fleys Al IS fl expert seamstress and Mr. Rfl(I Mrs. (;t'orgP pepperoni, onions. yourself" serving. The honored pen, 01i5 Rob Andersons, fill much almost as their 25th l)Mattto salami, pramalorn", hot hors ml' couple repived many t'antiful faudreaus Ray Me• flws(er as howling wtlding iinnlvrrs8ry, Saturand other Italian girt in silver They have six children and Millions. Mrs Audri (or-., Sept 23 at their d f.velyri insi (erirge f),Matti(, tondinients The Mrs Mildred Rishop, Mr grandchildren t'Nn 1515 Douglas Ave. with 1W Ithskets of missorfrd rolls, salt were married Sept. children are lAnds and Arlene Rn det Caloric, Mrs 1iilI dinner anti reception starting at Sti( ks anti drinks were served St Mary s (himrrh ctamford with their husbands wore Nobles, Rev William Pr,ni Iii lived in Don Sapp and Conn. They hay' with the intl 51 when they hOSts f0T the partyi, Maryio, Rev Patrick Joseph hostesses for host andevent were two (if Iton f)udley served as bar- Sanford inrP 19 R.vWihliam Keane 15; George Jr.. 13; Julie laborate tenders and marie cocktails to caine here with the U. S. Navy. 11, and Melissa, seven their daughters and their Mr. F)"Mattio owns a grocery ordei for the group, lAnds Sapp Invited guests included the husbands, Mr. and Mrs James at 1/ West 13th St.. and Arlene ludley Ii 't'y Farehias. Tom Georges, I) Sapp and Mr. and 1rs. t~- wling and fishing mind giiectq at the door and Ted Iitrimrs. John Pierros, Unniild l)utlley. Fred l)wilcy and Mrs. lanny is a mnemnher of the Ca tholic of Nick (,inrrtsnos. Gene Rogerns, Mrs f).'Mattio greeted the Horn assisted the hostesses In Men's Club, Knights toe Filgiones, ,Inhn Stanishs 'ucci ttlre(l In a In ski and Columbus and Lions Club, punch the serving Albert Jarrell.;. Fred Oudley; served as dec purple ctuhedvt'Ivetan:l arranving the foiod (in the buffet where he has II) ' ________ PRICES FOR Silver I)Iilt( I _ & SAVE- e;2i (:4I . 1It St. Wes tghouse (IFAV GIFTS BIBLES GIFT BOOKS %OV PAPERBACKS CHILDREN'S BOOKS Il% Sanford, Flu. (Delwten Tres Chit a 0arfields Barb*r Shop) Sunday 1-5 200 PARK AVE N.. SANFORD 17 9.! L OtSt.'.'.00L) JUST �£B—The -'-ci 'el ,4 Trsd.v, S ezt 2S 1c72 Pic s • *#I, WAINS George Crossley O 4 f - I KALK I ALR With , " %Q _ 4 _ N* 0 fect In Grid FredicTions l Per avor k Ak 111 ('ONSENSt'S: Winter PaiL Acade111 'xre1 Sanftrd Na al Thc z'w tw rih ; Weeks rmark A iruse Of Iinx'CTVtincflt all four games WI-CIOg. This p Sanford'. 3 "0" call lai week by the came from the Herald Fckithall week be hit on four of tour arid and two wrong, Richards paigri against the unbeaten Taylor was the on'y stht* to Forecasters Forecasters last week and at now has brought his season .•.f Trini tv Pren. In an unusual cent th iia •. -. correctly fcsesee Lake a-an. naming Ov1ed1 o win ovw least one ma good on that mark up to an even 5(. 01111(13 will be king the Saints II)Th5fl Fvenone is promise It was xrts editor The 'ust week leader. Heut' t1e 'a victw over t he Lyman RociJedge theta third straight play%nganawo)'gameinthe There will not be much UI roll .Whilebewould Gary Taylor who did a curi- Cushkepthis hold cmfurstwhen JunlieVa ' jt pleti reveraI of form train his he ccrrect1y packed three of not .lmal It Tavkw must have change in the standings after victory and do who is will Proide the RIC 'Y Bishop fair games.. Aiad the other had some "inside information- this vtc'k's action since there is opening week Harr opposition. e th Nelson's close to the Saints., feels fiix'ce of opinion in bat tip. expert 1 Rirhau i.. w the as the Patriots reali put it Ta.)rg' Pu.d a pe'ieet wN4 to rtpsters 51llpost*1)424 Hort ets have been Ok'mirpnse theopenmgsessrnnashepicked most eonsiste'it. cquailin. his the Rab Grr'.Lwnirids to the the iredictions b the Ha14 P triumph over the Middies. of the Metro (onferenee tut cvper-ts.. _ - . . - - — - --,- •.- - — - a - -- '' I - - - -3~z:!~M--M-:- ' - - t"!' - " _____ - 2-JE~ , - - - ; . - , --- ' - - 1~-~- Granatdla s ST? Kaciri eI, rr.inue: i a gcai Of five National cr World Championships to a year when Graham McRe ctvve his STP-McRae to i.&}4 Continental 5000 duampuiushp at Riverside. Cal. 'terday and Richard Petty scored a solid racing victory In W t*itnimo "500" at MartunsT'lflt, a. in an SWF'. ymouth. McRae. who already has wou the 7izo Cup cham:iriship Icr the SW lacrug Team by sweeping the eug rac-e series ruin in Austtalik and New Zp1mud. drove cwtgem ativey finish third and fifth in the two ri.ml}e beats of Sunday's race He drove the saint fire-red STP rwer be use--' 2 v-m the Tasman Sthes and the saint car in wtnth he won ime races in the current Rothman Formula 50(K) series in F rc'pe. He now stands third in the Rntlrnan with ar cr ;, ..--:um:% t& win his third championship of this season Petty, the all time champion of \ASCAR stock m, iwing and bu.gest star of the STP ran4 team moved closer r• ti st ,-',".-'4 tTfl 4 Iru' erand national druvini championship when be arored his seventh ma)cr race win of this ason. He has estiblisbed a solid lead of 155. points over 2s nearest vcnrzpetitor. Bobby Allison, ti finished second on Sunda at Miville. The third championship wiiicb has been won by the STP Raring Team thu year is the prestigious .Jcuhn Player Formula II series of England which STP team driver Nib Ltuda cinched last week after a series of brilliant drives. Lauds and Romue Peterson. who was second to the Player seats. are also compaigning SW team cars in both world championship ari Formula II racing overseas. SW also operates a mitcesathul train in Formula Ill and U.S. Auto Cub racing. Thus, wIth three titlei now in the bag for SW and Petty lt'athng in pursuit ci! a fourth. the 57? train could win five aripionship if McRae is able to move trrn third spot to rie! t' 'tWi t?i, flrT ir th tr:ic Stewart Back Jackie Stewart will be returning to the autoracing circuit nrrt year despite poor health Stewart has a bleeding uk-er uuct plagued bun fur riwh of the 1117 TarIflE season Can-Am Series :ç r2ri 2 crrtri u:. Well, friends after esent status ci! the Can-Am series. "it pr pp ed out Francois CeLert won the the top dogs dro Finanaird, ).jlnxatwta Dannrtrooke Can-Am with Mgt Minter placing second. The race vu noted by the return of Mark Donahue who slung with George Folirner will be driving a pair of Penske prepared Parches for the rest of the seats. Dczc*iue left the event with a tire blowout while leading the event Fcilimer ran out cif gas on the last lap while leading by 30 sec'un1i c'er Cesert and the Frenchman coasted to a sv'pristng victory. Bath McLaren Team cars left with triechanucal problems. Fofinier is the series points leader with 71 but MJt Minter, Denis Hulme and Cevert can all catch bun in the last three races of the series. Fcillmer ended up in fourth place with Jackie (Mayer in the Shadow finishing third. This weekend at Edmonton. Alberta. Canada the greatest Can-Aria series ever eranks up again with qualifying and lap records expected to fall to what art now the most powerful sportcars in the world. Watkins Glen Qt L ,-i J( rr1 Grand Pr- z of the Urated sates frum Watkins Glen, New York. This is the finale of the Formula I raring season and the final race for Championship points. Already the winner of the coveted Formula 1, World r)rners Ctvsmpcmstup is Branlian Emerson FkttzpsldL At Charlotte also Oct. 8 is the scene of the National 50 with all the greats of NASCAR doing battle again on the mile and half lughbanked oval. We also ha v e a 250 mile Grand National frun North Wilksbcro, North Carolina tuning up this weekend. IMSA Final The 1Y72 national championship of the International Motor Sports Association 'IMSA i boils dcivi to one race — Daytona. November IV.. After a wwon lcmg battle, Hurley Haywood of Jacksonville. Its., and Bob Beasley of Pichinund. Vs., enter the 250-mile1MM-Camel GT Challenge race here with all the - tlui: ctnps" riding an the outcome. Both Haywood and Beasley will field lmm.rulat, Porsdie illS maclimes In the final drim for the national (tiaiflpIi*hlp 7bz two-day meet kicks off Saturday, Nov. 18 with a 100. :riule Ba Lay Grand race. The preliminary Sunday will be a iriller for the International Formula 19111 naachiries and then the thampaonship showdown at 2:00 p.m. for the big-bore Grand Touring cars. Haywood is currently riding an unccanfortati!e 3190ént lead over Bailey. In third Wt, nearly out of the picture, Is anc4lwr Porsche driver, Mike Keyser of Towson. Md., som 24 paints cit the part. A solid fourth is Peter Gregg of Jacksonville in a Porsche and rounding out the top five As L. Wilbur Pickett of Daytona beach An the Holiday Inn Corvette. Mding spice to the Porsche-Corvette battle will be the battle between MuasIal%s and Carnan* In the Towing ca tegory , with John Buffuans little far-cylinder Ford Escort heading the list. Buffumn's English Ford cranks out uer 250-honest horsepower. more than enough to keep the I.W 1b. Earui up with the leaders. - - - .1~ - . 4' ' - 4 ij. I LF - - v -- E, 1.1 IS I V , E FELLMV oil this vlav wa S Da \ I on. I i nr 17) (flit MIIIII tlfl( S141 hhack, . \votildbe tacklers Terry Travis i I 1) and V Vades J'aille S(.11441111ed fol ki'Ile Vir1 ) Hut 1w (flhII(1 not JL!('I ILV '? ilinitads IflPCt lish()i) MIX)rP toniori os', fuLfIll looked like the All-Arnerican he put wildcatA in bole early. Hard k hitting 14 out of XI P' for any team to spat Alabama with one interception Great all two 11)5 arid •ip.rt to win iri,unl rllnrtty a fine ball club . ach the y did The wide conservative in his prediction, the Lions last week. IS going Taylor forecasts A total of 51 with them again. lie sees a 18.1 I victmy cited by - dt~m= in this game. helping scareboard t1us week with 45 Stumpf. CVsh has the ljoro. on tam pag tus perle4m 4-0 mark gouig to Winter Park and only 6 the short end of a 254 score in to help and f-2 overall chart with the tack-le- Sanford inc t c'eek'.c selections (I 4 . z1 Lane %.nampiuns CONSENSUS: Cocoa Beach I hard and playing in Ru'- runs off Oriole southpaw Dave him to start this week. Florida for CAwgia in bounce back. I"0%t)Urgh 5. Philadell)hla I. Am, combination of three vic. After it critical 3-0 loss to the Atlanta ,%IcNally lit the first inning. looked poor in firit half with de; clucago 8. ~ Cleveland Indians Wednesdav t(irw.s by Boston or losses by Auburn l4-(hattanenga fensive ba ckfield not doing too 1 San Chris LI irithlks hit 8 nig ht, tt defending American 1 iltunort uill eliminate the 8 Cincinnati 5St.IIOIIStOI1 Running back Terry Henley l.ouis 4. New triple and then scored on ,a great. [let CNach Dickey will be Franckco 0; I xague champion Baltimore Orioles froin contention. 17he 0!) mingharn, gives Aubur n a little ~,reak. IAnk for,A.uhurn to come National League scores: This is the pitch I Irl Orioles might be a dying breed same goes for the New York York 0, ind l.os Angeles 2, single by Ray Fosse. McNally working double time with scored both Auburn TI) Yankees. %vilo ;llso fell 31 -j be. •.'ç doesn't eliminate us hind by losing to the second,vinti-wefilatically" said Bahl. place Detroit Tigers 6-5 Wed. DICK'() 0. thrn deluirted the cene running backs and offensive runs of seven and 29 yards. s Gaylord Perry, who's been retiring a batter . il"'lls" 0n occasion of Auburn had a tough time line. Duke Sirns delivered a tie- r.- If W , 11, ~~ PLuylng A itrong Tenne-we defense much by - , AL c'f these winners art wJ. Jack Pt-ossrr Ford Co. and Lhe top three finishets in Sanford Recreation eligible to compete iii the citythe of the six age brackets in Department congratulated wide contest that will be held Ft, city wade charnpacrzsbips. some7 preliminary Pass, Pun: Fnda. September at the The top finisher in each cli. Mellon Softball Field at 630 and Kick contest winners who v-ill be thefl eIIgibIt captured the recent Zone 1,zvel pm Eighteen sparr.hng trophies 10 districi C'Orfl*t2tJ". cornpeminn held at the FL Mellon Softball Field last Saturday. Vanderbilt vs. A labama Playing at night at Alabama, punter, Ray Guy and a iery .iccurate passer in Ruddy Va is a lost ball in high Piano But Ole Miss defense 'itch here. Coach Br'iant strong and Rebel Qfl 'nrrc should be able to rest his first Not N'ese and group theuid ,'t Tennessee 43-Wake Forest I learn r'oiit of the game. here, with Vandy inme rest fl second ii1f .'-k Not much to say here. Big much tc sai' w M. Orange let reserves get plenty roming in u thisgame off a loss " - Among the eight year old winners were Richard Bridge in Zone One and Kevin Fall in Zone TIree. The nine year aids who will advance were Thomas Fowler and Zone One. Jefley McGarver in Zone Two and in Zone Trtee it was WiIhm Tewilleger and Jack Wiggins. ; ~6~~~ MERCURYS Come Out and Take A Test Drive In The '73 Of Your Choice Today! TOP Y LITY O NEW CAR TRADE-INS / S FA orecas(ifig 4 Door 1•Owner, Local Owner. Aqua, White Vinyl Roof, Loaded With All Extras. Sun Roof, Radio. Luxury Group. Last week on these pages we gave you 41 winners in 54 Toledo 26. Ohio t 'niversitv 12 contests (or an excellent .759 Oklahoma 3$, Clemson 7 average. And, lest you brThe Old Boy Himself Oregon State 21, Brigham get, we correctly forecast — u Young 1-I 26-18 rn the upset triumph for Michi- succumbing. I'enn State 24, loss a 21 gan over UCLA and Tulane's kumph! The Iloople Upset Special N rthwestern 16, Pittsburgh astonishing conquest of high10 ly-regarded Georgia! What of the week Is unranked other forecaster in the coun- Kansas to whip favored Rutgers 27, Princeton $ Itichniotid II, VMI 7 try can boast of that record? Florida State. Yas dear None, I'll wager. iEd Note: friends, the Jaytrnws will South Carolina to, Meiiiptils Stole 7 (Ni The Old Boy conveniently scalp --heh-heh-the SemiSouth ern California 35. MIchforgot to mention tils errant noles, 22.15. Igan Stale 21) (N) upset prediction of Keiittitky go on with the fore. Stanford 19, Vest VirgInia 9 Now over Alabama! cast. Maryland 13, S) racuse $ Some of this week's top Force 33, Davidson $ league engagements which Mr Prcdictions are for games 42, Vanderbilt 10 seruAlabama have conic in for close of Sept. 30 (N) tiny by the Iloople computer team are the Southeastern Arkansas 26, Tulsa 10 Temple 17, 1101) Cross 12 (N) Conference meeting of the Tennessee 17, Auburn 14 Texas A&M 41, Army 1$ (N) Tennessee 'ols and Auburn, Brossn 14, Rhode Island 6 TCtI 31, t.'niversity Texas the Western Athletic Confer- %'IIIono 31, CIncinnati 12 (Arlington) 11(N) ence clash of the Arizona Texas 2$, Texas Tech 11 iSi (N) State Sun Devils evils and rugged Columbia 26, Fordham IS Utah St. is, Colorado St. 10 (tie TexasTexas Wyoming, SMI 2$, Virginia 'recta 12 21, Colgate II Tech contest In the South- Cornell 11111111) Washington Stole 17, 1 'Ialu it west Conference and the Dartmouth 17. Ness Washington 2$. 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I sMht.s.__-_-___________________________________________________________ 1.00 PM. a TWO PERFORMANCES -. I 'n I __________________________ Matinees I iiLwtnaiiuli ,. • -.-..-. : '' - -.- ,..-.'''' 5_ - ...:, -J - -, ., pays to to -- . Pt oglaITtirt' ,.-. ' Ph siii T!" IkLtcupter Mechanics Intelligence Specialists (liiiit'jl Specialists i Specialist's Drivers (ii.'nucal Sj1('cialists Cit-i- k lvpists K" _______________________________________________________________ On the intersectional front, (tie powerful 'l'roJaiis will hold on to their No I rating by Whipping invading Michigan State 35•20, second ranked Oklahoma will have WEEK-END SPECIAL a.. Wrong 13 31 Right 41 101 (:ltii'i s (otiuiitiillcatulflt i PeiitiiL Su1 -rvisor ,mbulauc r l)rivt'i s Auto skt'hanics A l i craft Maintenance l'Al'.% lIE-Lit George ilalas of (tie Chicago LI e a r s coached far more pro football victories than any other coach. 321. ('urley Laniheau. ssith 230 wins, Is a distant second on the iilI'time list and (tie leadem' among active t'oaches. Paul lit own of the 1'inciminatl lteuigals, had only IT? wins going Into the 1972 season t it::: Engineer Equipment Repairmen Equiiuttt'nt Storage SciaIuts 1' iiiaiit't' Clerks .tu1lie 1tt'1( Brief s ' men it tutu I .t iii P! : --"" 1"`1`1` ti's '': i Repaitricu Administrative Sptialists Sports - ' Electronic LIbti umcnt .\ccounting Clerks - count. '1695 I - Call Toll Free. 8OOm432mr 290 9AM to 8PM. scored after his third-inning true to power Kansas City past Chicago. White Sox Manager Chuck Tanner was obviously distraught. "We're really a long shot now," he said, quietly. Vadi Pinson's double In the third Inning drove home Sand)' Alomar with the winning run and Clyde Wright pitched a sixhitter as California beat Texas. the Cowboys b> a 30.12 6? VW 0Y7 Station Wagon, Air ConoUMUSTANG ditioned, Automatic Tran. Automatic Trans. PS, PB. A smission. C, V-8. - 5_ ' 69 BUICK Sports Wagon. Beautiful, - Immediate Openings. ' ior, Dr. Mike Hynes, GORA The Lake Bi-antley Athletic Fo'-ttmll irrra S:urt;. ciman in charge of the B'otters held an umniratuoriai proJect will bead up tonight's meeting August 29 at the The purpose ut tht meeting. Alac on the agenda school's temporary borne at the Boosters is to raise money tonight will be the discussion of Milwse campus on SR 427 An the operation of the athletic sichedules,number of teamLanwood. The following of program at Lake Brantley High playing times, rules and ci!- titers were elected: 7xna' sai titus for the new volleyball SUsr -, preevt; Jeff Da vis. The isoosters are planning a vice president; Guy Garrett, leagues. It Is stressed that those who vice president: Mrs. Betty Boosters Day In Late November may have already formed Hynes, secretary; and Mrs with games, contests, a Qim'ken' teams and desire to compete Sunny Hamrrx*id, treaarer. Barbecue and an suction. Plans should have their manage or at The following committee for this carnival eent s-ill lx' least a representative at chairmen were selected: discussed at the next meeting of ttmlght's meeting. Membership. Marvin Murdock; the Boosters to be held on Anyone desiring adeitionial Ways and Means, Marshall Wednesday, Oct. 4 at tb1e information can call Dr. Bytes Woodson; Afternoon Con- Milwee campus Meeting linux' cesidons Mrs. Pat Warren; Is 8 P.M. at 3-*& - II o o p 1 e rum ph! All Models In Stock Name New Officers .., the ----- . Team has put together a winning card for you — liar- Brantley Boosters - Egad, friends. there Is another excellent weekend of college football in store for you witti outslan'iillg clashes slated fur es cry section of the country. And once again COMETS and CA PR IS Bowling Standings - Grid Seer Without Peer 71 CAPRICE onnies to town with two itraight good also. yards. Fir3t team QB Holloway afer dropping opener in ds on ground carried ball seven times for 70 playing at Georgia. Wolf wins ('allison in the first and a two- Gaining 316 yar and throwing for 100 more. run single by Bobby Murcer in sliss . 71 CONTINENTAL Playing in GuinesvtLle, Gators need this me had. State FOOTBALL FORECAST By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE Exempt players can enter regular they want and be assured of a spot in the field. Non-exempt players . must msm-e the rigors of the Monday qualifying rounds to JE1 BOWLERL'TrE ,arn their place in each tourfield. Team Vs I The The Greater Oviedo If they dent make it, there's Country Quick 11 1 Recreation Association no payday that week. They Just a will hold GORA) 8 4 EO on to the next tournament Player Carpet organizational meeting this f. ti Senkarik Glass site lz4 try again. evening at 7:30 P. in, at the -lbose Monday's are the Anjerican Steel First United Methodist Church said Record Shop S in an effort to organize • tougat thing out here,' Gner Jones, who has clinched volleyball league. mn 1e Sporting 1 H his eu-.'nptwn with two viiPresently plans call for an open men's divinon and an open women's dbvimon. nk meeting tonight will also tiler the chance for others to voice their ideas on any other xsidb1e leagues that might be Tonight to I# Johnny offense looked GATOR4 BY i:i Florida rs. 4lu.'ate Auburn. Ftnriib 1uat fresh from yards and one It) He also Pack comes in after icr, good S1MU n ramps should State 10-Vandy S threw for another one. Vols had showing at Chapel Hill last lnsin4 to the second. balanced attack going week, just Inning to North get a Mel a field day against a very weak State quarterback Reggle Smith doubled home should against the Bulldog tefense Carolina 3443. Gennuia two runs, l.uls Aparicio tripled Barkum ran for three yard Wake Forest Team. n Doug Dickey Coach have offense ready by now Look for turned touchdowns with less than two home a pair and Bill Lee Chan Gaily another shot. Defense must improve or State give TIGERS OVER BADGERS to play in first half then in it clutch relief lob to lead ,-nrnute5 will run them off field. If But not three and one half LSU Wisconsin vs. State held off a strong effort by Boston over Milwaukee. tI..Iu lmlr in me tn win Plavinaz in Ttizer Stadium is Bulldog QB Randy Johnson is quarters Look for Gaily to get tiarvaru z-u, .iuuss. "All we have to do is win ev- '"a '' Georgia (',iatorl ahead .intj then Coach ce game In bad news for visiting team. The we ll e nough to play iowa St. 21, New Mexico 20 Di ckey .jo to iuphomtire QB cry ball game and we have no first SEC conferen look ed good Badgers come to town with should take them. If not, look Tampa II, Kansas State 14 the 38-year-old nine tries. Bulldogs said worries," to win. But all things David Bowden. It Gators ire to Kansas 22, Florida State 15 and impressive victories over for State Aparicio, his eyes sparkling gaining 175 yards on ground they must stop state (413 " win Indiana 25, Kentuck) .4 115 in air. But Vandy did nearly Northern Illinois arid Syracuse, considered. Georgia by 4. Good bail game rookie. like a Mel Barlium, Kentucky vi. Indiana I.SU 32, Wisconsin 24 (N) on ground but Tigers are also 2'O with wins one I felt we had to as well, getting l 17, Xavier 10 is th F!orita n turn v 1.1, "This w i Miami (OhIo) Pa:ir it otr.e Kentucky and 140 in the air. But three over Pacific U and Texas A&.M Michigan 2$, Tulane 22 win," said Boston Manager MIssi sippi 35, Southern MIS- die Kasko. s slssippi 9 both liando delivered Sal California 1$, MissourI 6 game.winnlng hits to pace Oak. Idaho 27, Montana State 15 land over Minnesota. In the 26 Boston College 36, first game, he singled to drive Nebraska 36, Minnesota 12 in the winning run In the 11th Noire Dame 2$, Purdue 11 IM Carolina inning and in the second game, Ohio State 22, N. S By )B GREE' tones arid mire than $10,00O in Associated Press Golf Writer winnings this sea. BEimNIX)RF. lows A?' It appears that it will take — Pro golf's long season is v-inabout 14100 or $41000 in offiIn the 106,year-old class it was and George ding down. Many of the game's ciud money winnings to make It. I3ecktor Perez pg tabn Zone One honors~ stars are on extended breaks.. With this tournament, v-lucIa Some are through for these a- runs through Sunday on the 6,Kenneth Mc'Garvey and (y..hel 5 are playing abroad 501-yard, par 71 Crow 'alle Germain taking Zone Two But for a nervous handful of Golf Club course, there are on]) Sammy Griffith and Mike Parker advancing in Zone golfers, the season is entering six more events this seas'i. .&rnorag those in a fight fur its most important phase The)re the players lighting exempt spots are veuram Ken Thee were five who adfor a spot anicmg the top 60 Still, Bob Goalby, Art Wail. vinced in the 13-year-old class rnonr winners for the year. the Charles Sill ord arid Dan &kes Tummy Aiken and Mike cm bciur moved along In Zone One. LA that determines the exempt .&iso in strong ctentian are Canadian George Knudson, Bob Rocky Jernigan advanced in players for next year. -Being an exempt player is Smith, Mike Hill, George JohnZoont Iwo and In Zone 7bm it the name of the game out son, Dave Eicbelberger, Git'b was Michael Fail and Wayne here.** said Rookie Allen Miller Gilbert and Larry Ziegler. Parke moving along, in the 12before teeing off today in the along with rookie Len Thompyear-old class it was Mike first round of the $100,000 Quad son AlLen and David Slam adCitin Open, the 3th Cts' Tom Shaw and Dale Douuvanctrig in Zone One and Billy s.ecutive weekly tournament lass., cxth exempt this year. ar t Griffith moving in tiius year. faced with the need to double There were six area If you get that exemption their earnings in the remainder youngsters who qualified to you can kind of sort your life out of the season. advance in the 13-year-old Most are on hand for this a little, play when you want to class in Zone One it was Kenny ancitake off when you e"enL uh o!fer c Williams and Kenny Brown- want to." said Lanny Wadkuas, rirst prize The Zone TWO V'1flX1 wee another rookie, who has cliiiBritish Open Champ Let Chuck McMullan and ched his exemption lix' 1V73. He Trevino is the favorite. Other Baker. In Zone the top had to qualify to get an this top contenders include Jones, finishers were David Fall and rirrit howrver, Jimmy Jamieson. Wadkiris and David WIg1flS -1 Y.k'n b •1f you have it, - 'CPU can look de! ti t;01, 1, 1 the schedule and set up your mar. season," be said. "if you don't : ..:-:-::•:::::-. hale it. you never know what RA Meeting ~~ LINCOLNS Sought By Several GO JMvIOR HO OPLE9S I . Golf Exempt Status ' by three-run homer -. •tt' inme, big teanix aver the yeam rhey also have an excellent TME BY 10! - ,t__ .4a, ,. . ning tiOStUfi I%I5.1 SOY. dilt! dUi L47 IPt and 39 passes inc GdiIis.udi. in .iiss Mate anti Ausudiud .n 4 Perry, who won his 23rd live pears that only a miracle finish the Minnesota Twins, 1-0 in i of U yards. Right College Transfer, second team .15.41 rout of Kentucky. Vand'y gained a total Chi. game, allowed three of Haiti' the last two innings to come could give them a fourth innings ilnil 2-1 in 10. 'n If the defense quarterback Gary Valbuena stayed home. tJ will more's tills in the opening in- lick from an early 5-0 deficit. on Ole Miss' straight Eastern Division pen- cago White Sox dropped to the Ole some threw three ID passes. He had Tide strong, that by ning but pitched out of trouble New York had token that big stays brink of elimination by losing mint, foes are in trouble. Rebels a good day going -10 for 129 lead in the first two innings on a 'Miss Georgia ws. N.C. State ic home 1)1*' SEC schooLs southern has burnt - ti ;irt t'r:t-. 2 it ($thl'T% team. Known to t' Good bail game. but Vriti ton group. Auburn did not do too well In the passing end with 1234-4 for only 71 yards. 'c t.'r the Hi "Inslot'lippi --I. inuthrri Mississippi ] aim,e new wrinkles against stretching their record to 2-4) r*1%--1tt%n1%t% a 0 up;1% " '"' uY' a'(" ft t$flI' Ill g)r.i,irv throwing a wet ball, didn't let lI breaking single in the last of the more Manager Earl Weaver, nesday night. Ole Miss 21-South Carolina 0 The Red Sox continued to rule 90-minute rain delay bother him ninth to cap a two-run rally as "hut Hard to believe in this day of as lie pitched a seven-hitter the 'Figers whipped New York Weaver left (he sentence the East by a tialf.gaine alIt-i' offense that a team could over the Orioles, and dealt a serious blow to the flashy hanging, which is just about defeating the Milwaukee 'Ttlt'rt!'s no doubt that Perry Yankees' title (huInCCS. m make only one first down. But where the Orioles are right Brewers 7.5 strange pitch," said loser was reliever Sparky Lyle. the Rebel defense held the In the West, the Oakland A's throws a now. Baltimore has fallen 3a team (.0 just Weaver of Perry's alleged spit- the Yankees' Most Valuable South Carolina games in back of the front-run- move:t closer to the title by that. Out of 28 running plays • 9 fr,i' balanced attac k. Gally can do sprain. Tulane did excellent )ob Their two teams alwaYl Play Indiana ... Advance In PP&K vs Auburn Te Playing in Birmingham afternoon me vriis are equally effective alter (hut rain this conference you must have a early In game with ankle r.Pnrgla Tech now tonics reat. (lelay in the sixth Inning. in 1972. 19 Oviedo S. 'rexas 4. ialant'ed team than the on. i4'llt them 'ast jar Rifh ?eani lost last week .with 1(1, dg1ni the Hoosiers 11-111. Kentucky The Indians scored all their both, run and pass. 14)0k for stopping Jimmy Poulcs. 14)0k lAagtIQ East pennant race. I cats to win 38-6 arid Cush SeeS I 11* third intra-c-ounti battle the Serninoles on the short end ,,,.,,-e ,,,115 wed with the Of a -7 final ::e! --- --- lila Angels heat the Are the Orioles an extinct us to win, but I Imagine there . 19-0. Now lets get d,-Ywm to ttus pictuig the imp"ssive Wild- to win by -r,ts- Winter Park this Frjdav night at S p.m - I wtulelalor likes Cocoa Beach Icr the home team Richards us i oinhinations it would take Ior , - . - 4ot done in bad at ALabam 1! Tulsne24-rrrnfgla 13 (;AT0IL%%1;RI1RI.RFD? to be tough after two defeats in These two trams arp alimit I % National TV andio-nce, -taw a SM U 2 I - florlds 14 A rnw by the Plainsman, laying it P! By now everyone has derided Georgia get hm-at Nqd- Don A tiburn nffenie not ornng ttvenly matched. might help the Wildcat-a that David Bowden has won the believe it would have been enough to hurt Pig Orange ton ,- it team phy,ocally whipoefl farting quarti-rfArk jol) at much differont if .qtArtinK QB ~A,,d VnI nffisrow. whwh .w,-'R aqt Vfstsk 0-r,qlf! ,t-,f -.1% —Ill. Florida. Don't count on it. in iintexted coming knti) leasinn A I , d, ( 1"1101 11f th" 1-1*1:11r,x; ( it,, , mlh Ito. I'vill ,j 'I 'I"11141, jd r, Itoyals. I1te%%hvrr. the Callfor- 1he vi-teran right1win(ler ,Aas bird: Could be-An the Atneri- are .wnie," added Weaver. Taylor gave Kid Consensus the points being put on the victory for the Lions of Ralph . ) is brought do-Am b% . a Sa nf ord tackler during last uvek's action at the Sanford Municipal St adjum. Dackie De.as 36 i shc,wn moving Associated Ilress.ilwrts Writer 4, ~~ At- ; - -' and fourth quarters Bert Jones Lead early in first quarter and be the Difference hre 14)0k for I,. I oles Becoming , ~- - - Innes will with -9 - M looked strong in this game Red and run against fAt,' as he did scoring 14 jxdntA in both third Flephants jumped off to 144 -- --- - t rAd not think Kentucky would last week. r)nn't believe Wis. consin quarterback can throw at this had. Tide " bark strong in the second half I tmt I liii iit't" Ilfiflit' l\ If) dl L with BILL BAKER With the %rnre a close, 14-10 ' ----t- Ar - flit. St FU'RISF TArgin of another POwerPAcked Outfit- At I ions, winless in two start.s, an ki ft thanks to a side . . . the Herald the Minutemen Irani Gm~, -lor in Ileast that's the wav virim . the Brantley game. While experts 5" game this one has at Oviedo arid here is where' ep RtKards arid C'ush saw the Pr-cp-SA . -I,w Izames li\ln and R.,-hards 1;4 -~ -, . lamn~ , ;'--.zn,-), A %ior mw thern winning hg rout with C%Lsh being mom curs. Richards, who fell vr,L~ -, I P.i.; p ;rd DrI Birds There is another who is tied in inter Park corn with Cu.cla icr the top iCit at the The final inie of the presenL It's Kid Ccnsens.as v-tao Sanford Municipal Stadium this em comes the battle between the (hiei po.cted a 4.0 mark last week week and with th .. 1b . - -.,400.~ - - - . sJi w ,. II, -.. - ,'Ii,'*.t froill Glell Ifill I 83) wilo iliade Stop oil tilt- play l'1iuI (')\SI'St'S Trtnit) Prep :- - — , SEC Around wrre stIrpnIM'l and the fourth was tir;ni;ed at the manner in which they were whippati nd Florida.Vnierb1 Georgia were expected to win -- '' ,. -- .— 4~ Hounds to win. 27-13, - A.'rp beaten last week, thee" - - OE~ z ~ - -.- Bishop Moore 11 - ' - - "- • Ja.' similiar final, picking the about this one. Richards COTTW IntO this week s - r between the winless Lions arid '... • . --~ :-;-~, ~-~~~ - _:i~---~ .1-1 -- -- - ..-— - - - -. - . iZame W hDth'i dependirW. tz,vneof the ba*,tit at (h-iedo Kid Cormnsus. hAs little to sAv final while RichardIs. sees a - _____ . -: Il ,,' / 1. .:*. r,jj' tf the teiitua in the SF( ' -, ---~-: -,, -- , :.:.:.:.:.>+ .. 14-7. Taylor sees the . . - fpz~Auii~--- . . - - - -- .. SiP Racing Team . ' - -- - -- -- — o SMU Despite Loss will Taylor who vmnt against the seemingly have not impressed After Richard Prtt 's Old Dcinuiruon 500 vic'tw thispa weekend Petty has assumed a good points lead for the ceted Grd National Camprnnshp. Bobby Allison was and David Pears= was third in this 500 lap 2C mile event. Ruddy Baker place a respectable fourth it the K&K Dodge formerly drwet by Bobby Isaac. Pr has no: had a priced a year overall as be has enjoyed in the pan. 1L$ Richard isan: I auAcni however ranages to close out the year An could win an unprecedented fourth Grand Nationsi Points tit and Pearsor, re c'ollared tlrer RrzpmTIsh1p Only Prtt'. ; :. ; 17T- -R Florida Picked To Wi n II,. ammmk Sp$28 Thursday, The Snot ord Herald . _ .. f . ,. . --. - : �- 6B-The Sanford Herald - Wi)ci,n Rirk Reiiciv'l and .I ¼ ,' '- *," - .4 • ' & ' I '',5 , \xs DIAL A DEi.OTION 373 !.0I0 Central Bap4'tt CPturcP , : / k A:.E r: \ P4.S5 --i Lorry L.wis ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call T" Frr Eli 2027 for 'We Care 4"lflt AdUltS 0' Teens ") ':::- .. (' ,.,.j) 't.. - ,/ . ( "l-- \ . ' .\ I '' I-'i /\\\ -' - SGT. STRIPES... FOREVER NE'T/v'C 2ø! T hEA2 1HE 'S A HiAilY c1T CN Jf .'' i- Id . ( 11 L O' fl4E R'C'EFORP A Ci.Lft A4ALLTHE TC CA.L' HE ' SIP A 1959 C.OF'Y GArTlr YIEL.P 1/ H4ggow: _____ Truck by Bow.n & Schworx V7 I LJNPERSTAN' stU eEN TALKIN' J / lOm4E PAPERS, /4 '1ER / -I L. ' ',OUC,.AJLEDp,E n-e tn:si- vtic RWIINAL SINCE MV I %MNPEREP F I C.OtALP UE U 6 A CMARACTER REF E.RE.NCE. I , I / ____ J IF I WAS THE LA6 /MH 4 EA'TH, I CPLD/M. wANT TO. _, ,. AAA EMPLOYMENT Mile off 17-92. Casselberry Regency sq $31 3l - _-- -Domestic.Child Care by Chic Young BLONDIE - ______ -' CE O,JT "EE, '.' * A PESET - GE : P.AV - * '.', ._._*__, ' !lI) S- i .' Atlanta 8, Cincinnati S Thttsburh Moose 12-9 at Philadelphia Carlton2S-lOi,N Only game scheduled Iday iGames St. Lotus at Chicago Philadelphia at Montreal. N New York at Pittsburgh, S Los Angeics at Cincinnati, N " , I I " '1 ,, \',. 'Ji -. " - */__, / I " ' ') ,, J . P*PE ' ' ' ('9t , .1 \ '"i" ' k'71 '4 4EedS' * (ii4 "4" / . j() - ---i: -, r -t-' ,: E'II , O'" ) /"'". ( ,.j '- f cc CAT' '& I 1 , / ____ ( J -1 1" .' ... i _________________________________Mort WaIkr BEETLI BAILEY iN A V1LE ___ * frj" 1' ' ' --------- '>,.__.-" (TT I.i/" ', ("*_ - l' e'' ,V 1' 'T '5- L/ ' • I j(/. N I You' \ "/ II I r '? '-'--------- ____ ' ___________ ":' -_ - - - - Still Plays Tennis - JACKSONVILLE, Fla. tAI'i about galnirc ',sciht.' ehasgainedonly)POund5 _WhenJoyceTatxirstePsoflto the tennis court to vie for the this time. She gained a htt!e Baymeadows Raquet Club more before the birth of Ten '-hamlonshl" Saturdatt her Rae her 2-'earold datiihter r a "The day Ten Rae was born, opponent might accuse her of I had to cancel two matches," jlaying doubles. Mrs. labor is eight months Mrs. Tahoe said. "Most people seemsurprlsed when theY find pregnant. "I sometimes play a Letter out I'm due in three week and game when I'm pregnant be- am still playing tennis. Howcause I know every shot ever, tennis is just a way of lIfe counts," she saId. "I think if I to me, so It doesn't seem Undidn't play tennis, I'd just sit usual to me." Her obstetrician thinks it's around and eat and worry about myself Heirw arttvf, I can eat great for her to be acth'e U lani: as hi' ha- no bad effects slcut I si ;lrlt ai-'1 rit ' urr / '- j I * - ____ __________________ THE PHANTOM rvT!#IA F.APC'y-• IF Mt PS TP(P54AWTC. ME CANNO PtE * nt N WHAT PS T Hf 15k'i'f R , _ H,. rv. C. rrif THIS 1-4&f' IC Itef ctiiW o 5uW APt MOC,If * --' c'eci pe * '- -- tnt Falk and Sy Barr) yjiJ' I (ION'T Q Tp[f MfAN' rteC*, PU' PCa4T i'rc; / * a ,,, \ ..'?.r_ . ' ,,,. - , / r ". -- (.s' " * , -' ' * . - ', ph J 7r1,1 T',,jjffi',)N * - AMERICAN WOOD PRODUCTS, INC is tak 1ri9 applications for law operalors, moulder o.rat s, cut off men. anembfers, lift drivers, stackert, arid hefpers Starting wages fq skilIt. 52 50 an hour foe those who Qualify Short ek *eek, complete benef it prograrr Ir IttCd,i workers (Hotidays, wacations, 'fltv,anc.). Apply 1791 Charles St . Longwood at the production office 5ipt a i a jt r,e,de'O (,or,,O pay plan Apply person to BOB YOUNG'S AUTI A(tJS Hwy Il 97, Sanfo.' ,f -i' i- ti * cc SL'W ANP 4+VOOW, m's - Want Ads BrIne Results - '-'-"--" - i' 24 - Unfurnished ___________________ . , ' - 25 Houses Rent Furnished -- . Furnished clean 2 bedroom houSe Phone 322 2097 or 322 3750 - -- - - -- ______ 29 ____ ...s MobIle Homo _______ PrivaI Lakeside Travel Trailer site for rent (Full_hookup). 461 6017. Houses 2 COUNTRY LIVING rse 0 k . 3 1-e',ir PaoIa. 2 acres. bedroom frame Only 520 0(X) Good terms M lIcteman. flrii'i" 372 1613 For Sale double corner lot, $1,500 710 E. 77th St 3731763 B.drm, C A Whiddon, Sr., Broker Ill N Park. Sanford 372 SPIt, PlighIs, 323-1161 KUIP REALTY 40? W. 151 St 337 73)3 i, GORGEOUS 1½ Acres, Tow,rin(J pines, majestic oaxs, 3$ fruit trees, underground sprinkling system goes wIth thu 3 bedroom 2 bath home In Lake ?,'ary 5.45.000 1-11)01 FAMILY ROOM. anti room all with fine panelling, really make thiS 3 bedroom IS batt-t home nice Two car garage, dish waStier, 579.500 W tiyricj Ii DI t.TONA'S BEST BUY For s.il" l' owner, 1119 Deltona Blvd V'i" ihifl't steed a car to live here O,iI I block to bank, post otfite, & shopping plaza 2 BedroOm Ii lath, large Fla roof!), use as il lice, den or cilia roof" All electric heat plus a C Carpet 'drapeS, 2 door refrigerator. tto4r dishwasher & dispOSal 661 $212 By owner- Park Ridge. easy aes' to Il 934% I 4 3 t3edroonii, 2 bath, l,nmedlale occupan' y 521.500 I all 371 1761 dicatet a preference based on age from employers covered by the AGE Neal Estate, Il 93 C,i.Bary 30364$ $311 or 446 4423 MLS--OpenSundayl.30Ipm- IN DISCRIMINA tIC EMPLOYMIN ACT More irlIofnui tic may be obtAIned froth the Wage Hour olfice at 319 CorIAlriO NI 17490 IluildIflU, S,veolh Avenue. Nor lb Miatni. F br ida J1)6I. Evening Assoc. 904 91$ 121$ Sanford Realty 2344 So- French Ave Day 337 72)2 1- URPIISHED. 3 bdrms., Pi bath. garage, large lot Pdlte neiphbo' hood W W carpet Landstapetl $7l,SJ) 373 1314 or 323961. tc.l01)plclu-te If1. ',-' iSO S9?J ;, 'e MUSIC MART t74lE Catonielor CrtandO. 5.L) 57131 , Cpenl 3 30 aiIy - ____ Sales AuctIons ('lull 1 .\t)( I l(JPI t,iu'id.i p N .1,' 7 OOp (lilt-n daily hO S We but lu 5' iu.,'C e or rouse$iuld C uits gi ii- ii' ,.,,'lcofttt' I iW infof n,ttion Stan Vc'f,fliII'OO. 327 9470 SiiiIu'f 1792 Sanford Au(tiOfl u.n ,i-r ' * u. .5511 Ill 11)7 appi,tuil r IiIS, etc Buy I or I.)l ilfili" I lily'5 5t,irt, 715 1.aitfcid A,,' liii ' * •- NEW Ores Tics Room . West f I Ion Ha, &a 3232 7 01 fiI1s PiritO %' old r aId Pil.i1 "C 1"it a -it' N' (,t - It I i'uJ '".ir e 1:1 '')i , ' req ' ."' Pets And Supplies 63 ji,--"i -)'-.-w.-t 'i' ii'',I 222 4735 uSed furniture, - 7 ' 6 - -id. -- 1 I..u1 L ) t"l (4ti*) - ii _',_, Travel TraIlers ' • I' .I' i .-('s u - .tIl jiter - - ' GUIDE - Stereos (3) .iP S ii 5.,u$1 Pun m 'pa f '.liir 51$ 10 aitti 5.4020 SO",, with AM tM ratio. I with S trai. tapi' I en t11. an ,ilbid (all 5.rv' lit 54', (),'jt 371 'Jill, or see F ()i'lIl) SEWING (UNVEIl. 307 1 Ist ()uisiiuttOSI "' STROMBERG CARLSON JEWELRY - .VIII SHOP THE EASY CAREER OPPORTUN Ifl Air Ct) tid n' c"-tS1Ir y 'r' It t',iSy It) 5tr t t) leweir 1 n retail u,,It tier Jewelers will train ytxi mi rnarsagt'fflefit position tim We sit ant cntfluslastic peopie interested In a career Ifi No talc's retail jewelry We are a l%dtlOI',ll tirtn with Over S4.,'k) retail outlets ,a,id have much You can esp'Jai' t otter ,lc1titt,SUIJ$l)(7 job SecUtIf, Q'.''d I'.it ,ili'.l iL'fiJ liStS ,/l I',' I itt II t it Appl la ti c e' - - • - '-' ,. '. - '.0 .*' '-' " ' '1 1' -'-"i ., ., , ' ' - ' .: - " - - S -• , .. ' ., , .. -. - , * - ' I ,.-, * I I,i- .113 jIll mit'tI ta to tit'ti foi (1( 1(1 lit it'(f SIck VaatloIis $2995 i ' - '' - ' ' ' S * , i -d _(_ , .. , * , ,,'-,i_'I -I , ,, $2195 CJ1 ,,, ' .' )..',.'. $2395 o' I . ' ' C t't Grafldi Pris Spor Coupe .3, 1 Real S249S V,iic.i.' * '" . ' 'I r - - - . _ :1*3 1 sr*in -'ti',i"iji' 'os 'il'.il ______________________________________ * ' SIGNS --_-_-. * ' , .' ,.,'i ' -'- ' ''' ' ' ' .-' ' a" "*3ei.ng ' mown 'soo. our'. rIft', i' 4qS -t carrienli y -al",o,. 173&$4Z - Sho.Repair -i - F - (4f.5'v%IC Sri'"" .4 1) 1''' * '' . ' - - ,,.''' , -,',..', 'Vk . ,'•' Call 3231260 or - ' - P' 0, BOX 117, Orlando. Fla. An Equal Opportunity Employer Sanford. ' ''' ' * '.1*'.''- ' J...'/*'.) 04 - "' - ' ,' .\,,t SS 04 \d -Sb 7 2 Plaza ll5 please l . . ' * Li. 041, 1 JOY(t flJ 'C'4. iitji!14i5, 54)4 u . ,u,,3!-.i,Iyi 5. i,(J -10 ,ii.itu -,', 4i" ,1 5 L'ai S I.fmiiit' ., .,,. "k' ,','"4 ' - "74 i tulle Ad 5940 fl Day's Ri'l F3 '\iL'y DIRECTORY So' ttilit sju*Id? then 'see us tor Iii (m1tnedi4tsl opening lur uws ,are being hcid at Write '.4i'i Au .14' LOCkfl3Ith - a, 1 - ,i. •' GetInOn All The Action! '. Ilk lnsul JIIC ZALES JEWELERS '' .a -. ,, ',x't.ii40 -..&es n,.,1r .iisj 'wjfv,(e _,i S -. id,luiq,J 411-4 .3,' ., 'it.t', Ii- ... School Complete Benefit Program ''-' DII Iltici ' P,i Ii HolIday" Managetlleflt Electrician "iL ' 0',) it 'h'' Hi' -- I F -. 'liLt' I"."' - "' ''''I atiIlq !4 - 'i'i4 . $Jç.Qr - t(3tjlS --.L 'R') . Irrtqat'on '' 1'',. 4 ,'-' Sr'. -.e '''iO1 Ir.j,,. ,o .,utji,g ,.',a,i,•i'u ii',.J .1 'Q Ii ..,'ii '''ij (uI i. * -- i TrilLr O4 ': i' * .."l'IiOflV '- i''' 'i',i ____ ' - i 'ii 0 4 .' ' SpeCialServIces - '-°" .'m. . ',.. :., - -- -' '.i,UOmit* 'hu,ny - ,., .,,.. ,JiiUui•3 gainling lit SSfl4ll reP'. .,iQijtItJ yU,Jr home' o o. UJ436a. is it'ra eapir'e"..' -."J ,otjr ivsiagile 40f1',e 'ie'sJ dow'' , ill iti, 'ree Bst,fv3dIe. Nut I i).i 'i .sl'i. '4eti. i_i 4/I S or, $', -, ,iu.liO"I* 'i ,'ttsj '.' 1'. i - ,Mt7L4'tO tIISiCW'. Fi$0j)3)6fl ' '.4 '. '3pemi 1,'' Ui) -. -. _,,i.i. ___________________ ______________________________ 4....4flg 'lii •,o,s', epa,musI '43 "enek -JuarmIl'f"ei.i nicw - )2J.I3I1 -- * ,,:,.' Leave CtdiI UnIon Maintenance 5,1 ' i' * ' ' 'ii-' jltIii'.'s . ,,,(Il4GiA'S Si'., I.'tti - , - 1 S 0' e$M'I' iii r',.ieS '. ntJim'. l.GOUN'','IiWl1-1 -:tpcT4 ji ti Sanlolil. ,lNC.i. " 4461 --___________________ ft( Drns,nmS,in'J. 213 ""i '4U* 15.5 Cl-uI Ou.'','. ,s'lO , '' 1,40' PulItlac i'm 4' r'' -'' ''I: i ' _______ 0kb Delta 33 Custom air & pewer, 4 door hard top SpeiaI of the ',',eak $,19S "0 OF 'iL. tU' AdSJflui4 '0 . . irs. - -' 1F511'p •'-i ui',ii '.itiPdilU 4) I.P'4C a ciu' QMlVt %135 PAl'4 3733624 - , ,,. , -• d. 519 E P.ni, 312 ? . -----:-..z'-'' ' SIZ ZQTQZ 1IAE L'QRlS BAUT'V StuQl.ui' 4i,I,li"i 4.e ti'! 14 -'4 - '3 9,-i S 'I • - -., - ________________________ ' C arpetif'ty II 'a N" '"'i'llL 'I-,, ' ' Bo'.lUf-, - it)M'it3lPti') 'I,ith.iN, 2ipU,flU _1'4'" ' * - . . ' ' * LeSabie Custom t".I'ILT )2i-Qfl - 'iPhLL _ '. -- ' .'' * PrIs * Care 'e,,f:'I '" i 'a.._ ' AutQlni1ijr,,itict' - t P lit') onifa:j '-S Paid - _______ ' . -. Si 395 Plymouth VIT f'iir$ttjp 1ii - ' (OMPLiTE sOu4LE HOME ERVii tJf' . it,nqt. 3kirfmnqs. ui,,!ItJfj, ".3 tility r!Iohns. ..nns, C,iOen,$ 'xjins. ':-, • 0 ''i'' i" - tUi' ('qup..'e'1 Ot'Jr! o7 ' ' Aft ,cIn',uLi ft Stock OptIons Huspita lisatloil i'. - Sport Cou pt' - I c I - 4'/a'4 uL J,''I.'.O - 4':t $ ,T 'it,-i - , .,,,.,,,,,, BuIck Electra LTD. .3 door 4jr Jt c,p, s)OOl S Ho til i.-t I IT)E I,) _1I, ('fl . ::: A r't'tt itk lt't'i a.iurtiS-11" _______________________________________ odPontiac Lts Mjiis, 2 Profit sharIng . 'OIU -- i ' i,tOflriO Cutor'i 69 , , - - ' ____ Ay t011) t) t I54 _Ssi 1 6 9 BuIck -i foor ,.straSh'.Irp ., . lOi5Iy .lO , oalllnq :1 tyy n.' iiii .van$ d UWJ iSiflIJ'iI? i'r'w-itJI, - 1 ,., .4 -'our S*rvuC* & RepairS Ori ' ' F I - 70 Mercury Cougar XR 7 S2795 (ifl',? sharp 69 Olds 'i8 l(jt)i.Or 'qLllpPt'd i.,Itdf) Is Here To Serve You! I. Mercury MarquIs Brougham. 4 door Hard 1730, all t*q u pem to S3595 st'reO 71 Pontiac Tempest 1 3? Sport Coupe. er' Clean - tlfld this director? WAY The Shoppers Guide 71 10 PermanerT ii'd rIewmPr' must i"OflVCflICflt .ir'td •f •iv O 'SOI/" ijp to date every probf" ' Come Out and See These Beauties Before PossIble PrIce Increases. ,iitijl i/(31Jr listed tar r,)5(1Pfl?t, I '73 BUICKS, PONTIACS, OPELS, GMC TRUCKS ARE HERE! Sport CUpe - conuefllefl(e - PontIac Griiid y - cIrP TMt NUT it) t' The followIng busIneSSS 53095 '.'l' '.'i *1 . ic 3 .i# uIl ' Si 4'3 5 I 4IEE to good home. part S iamese i.tli•s 322 1-415 affer 3 • - _____ . 5795 ss.-tc1. ?I4.H dO' 71 Buick LeSabre, dt."cr "por' Ctic'e c-.s r'Pllqe * i,ili,'s5 Sanford----DivisiOfl SUNROOF BUG BIar.k Intørior. ;. l•• ________________________ 2yr%O1 0' ,,,i tn,jlq-POOOl hCi,/se broken Reasonable 371 aSQ9, gm itt-i' ii 1,0,,' )7i11 I)lu% 0f(' 518' door Out door rug Of)'.' bill it'll ii,IOfl rug. w,th pad One Ii) ooI braided rug w dIameter i',id One I. COil spring volt .t a.' let) .nith inner %prlfl4J lii 3570 i 4 ii'it iS rtir pts, iir cona!tottf 1/1 41(8 I ,,u,itttt ,iI,I III Li - ' i- ,', ,ttiOil4l (hair, $35 Dutch 510 Buy a used pif(,C 9. ht' -' restyled & reuphol%tefed in ,',,-r shop AD MC THRIFT STOME 511-I & Sanford Ave - Il? 4399 ges Wanted To Buy ' $1395 liu' * I '- ,'.'t - Si - - line' .'. l'OWCH SALES Clothing, furn"ur I' and anhqueS Friday. 9 6 919 0-i St - Sanford ' I'M DELUXE BUG air COndItiOned. Liqh? 9 VWKING. Hwj 17-92 at 5 Points Ni.anrier ',' ci'i.ir (,,iniijc Sale, Sept 30. 8 30 1 70. ?'a7 C,randyiew Ave . Sanford 0 Pleater. small appliances, cloUt' & misc articles 6 I aao Grend Pri. air, am' onwer or excellent cOnOtori 51 hCC. -a,.t 'r or S " a- -- -- .a: ,%1-%1r0 Snop I' 37 I •' PeMO' 4 . 's.?i broken and trained Call 270' 1 aterS ' '' SO Garage-Rummage 51395 .1 c. ..a -, Road Poultry WIUPPIOLSTEMID FUKPIITUM(O 10 SALE Sofa bed, r,'oitchnQ cf"a ' totti tables- toffee table. 2 1,-ti' i", 'u, Sofa, 5*5 I5Ø ContrntPO( i ted, ,nt(biflQ haiI, $43. t5.i S i ...et IonS, vinyl iota, $55- Sofa ('itt) iitlonal vinyl. 55% Me'Ou,lcr Baby bed, jis, 540. 1)3. II tn' Velour t'!L DONS BAIT & TACKLE. 9)9W Ii 5t tue Bait, Groceries, fire' 6 9 Open I dart 372 •''9 ,NStJPBEETLE Lit Blue. Low Mileaqe Bank Financing Available $1200 P)ymOtatti Firm Call '222 37') af'i' 1 - - T( Ii iSI01-4 SETS 52% 1,11' MILLERS 7611 Cl, i,,i'ju,) Dt tC. 322 C)S,' Sports Equipment 71 3""' '43 Tis,, ymentS of 5.3190 C-?h taO c,,sn I 323 1230 '371 JavI.fl AMX Blue *'th Ol.t(' .,'ter,or, 3 Speed, with air, '.i*" o'4$r piyrflifltS 52250 Call S61 711Y) after S. __________ LivestoCk And 62 t anf ord Plaza - 51495 F • ti'.tn oten ','-:.., Fri tO 7 . MAITLAND STOU[ C1PIPI SuNO" 12 -ti) A ) model, Orig.f101iv -- This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accepi HELl' WANTEE ADS that In McQuIIIan ','*'.iN STijUF. iaOI S Or I4C.(') A #t' Ma-tlar'd, 6U 7600 Open 9 5 31) Da ly • -,'.',,sVting machine, white. 12 - .ipicify floOr ,,i)deI Qfl(' UI'I) 1 "bC ed front 5144 IN. - ii: I% Auinmatie. RA,p-4 i'Il3ø. '. A.,tnc mr Sale -- - pow"?. II' Negrigee'atot' avoca&J ,'Os' Gi'-"' 1W SEDAN # - ' , '. n. ,i i ,' r 7fl H 1.5000(1. * was Sporting '' revroiet. lmg4la. '45, factor" .w'ud 5.3490*itPl S) down 3231230 COMPANY reduced to S1U llocr 'IFLUXE BUG NhItn. Red InterIor, * - 5595 65 r,,%Oflly-,ndeis * 51 595 iw KARMANN C,HIS 1 i"p'$fIMIIØS. Fxtr, 'Par3 70 9 ,ilaflf '46. 6 Cyt . or '84 Falcon sedan On!, 149 dOwn and payments of 5.3190 723 1230 CANNON MUSIC lteuirOflm suit, one only. floor mod"' trditiofl4l styling includes. tr.p'e dresser, mirror, full 5i4C held S,0".4 toard & right stand. - per cent mortgage or , refinance $19,500 Owner iii,,,' e?x I fake ?s1 (or right party 37) Lots For Rent 31 It-si r I '''"t AO (1.i ii'ii & 5,ififofti 5,,' S 5773 From 5295 u Walnut vertical bookcase was $93. reduced to SM . '' $995 - - Otfli, -i. rSaQ4f" Sut '()flit 'iery riep.ed4biø. i4 21)9 .,ftef S Practice Pianos -_______________ Singer uthOr'tnd S nii" Santord's onl, dealer, new S rige' 7.g Zag cabinet. $'3i Q'tter Z.g Zags tr s cFWiN 10' U 4 ''"' CENTER. 210 E 15 5t. Do's-' !i''sfl 37) 6061 -.Sotii and Chair, black vinyl u.i.'° temporary styling. one Only. I l.,./r ''odel. orginaIly t321 now, 5 - - ,c _. 545 ra,. II' Oriental rug I Scattered (h.n'Se Orientils Call 322 2)65 iotiI S 30 Night call 2)2 Goods 44 F (a ...... I ITIV'14lLU'fl'' I i.i,na - rooll'. uarecze. I bath on prettiest coc ne n town 2100 Amelia St . P$ard wood floors, air, kitchen equipped. $i,SSi,JrtiC i,nrnt'diate occupancy Two Bedroom tx,%e, for retired couple with rio hiIdren $74 2619 30 Seminole -. Wanted To Rent ' 'I /SiN. t,'A( filth / 4 4,1(1',. bUtfOflI'iO1S c'?( "told for Sil. repossessed. pay h,ilafl(i' Of %S or io payments of 17 Call ("lit Dept . SANFORD SEWI t'e". ii Pm TEN. 307 last 1st SI 337 9111 u,r $31 1146 10 ,. .'." SINGER STRETCH STITCH J'.'''i1' • 1-4 0,', 1 DON Bicycles 41 bjth. fifl1 drOOm. Pal carport, room, air conditioned. utility room, shallow well, patio & 1580 C,rlll. situated on tree shdrd fly corner lot ifl Wyr'newoOd __-__---- - -.;' - . ,Sainut Nec 51595. Save 5270 klirlmat'l C,r&fuij PIano np - KINGSBI.RMY BrIck home, 3 bedrOomS, 7 bath. central heat and air, kitchen with d,tpotiI. range and dishwasher, formal dining room, fully car pitted, enclosed garage VA. FI4A il & Conventional 1- nanciflU 4060. Ray Crank, Builder 2 Bedroom unfurnisPied house in country, 595. 1st & last month. 377- 322 * -. " * 6025 Hous.e Rent 'of ' nat " , By Owner, 3 bedrOOm. redeCOratr(1 Owner will hold mortgage 660 - It..liihl..1 ,'d.l I, A Cherry SILAS. Sate 5170 5pansnPec,int104S.S4ve$hl '- .i5f 5,nfora ISrOChe'xroiet P-ri uP C (Oha't' I 4 •'j'O'4' f$'l , i,'. , , ,iS2 hi sn'S Florida RoseS F SGAQDENCEPr° a 1i A I'. .i' )uplex lot wntd, Sanford area Will pay cash P 0 Box I)?). Winter F'ark. Fbi 37759 --------,---- _______ Unturflistied 7 tedroom K fchen PQiJippt'd Call 322 4534 - '" i'nmcre washer, parts %C'' ,',.-1 'n4h'fl5 PlOOP4E " ;.'c.IS. 321 0697 A crcago Plceded Need 10 IS acres zoned M I Preferrbbly in the I I Airport Road vicinity with AMOS. frontage railroad CAPRICK AND STEELE WIALTY INC RealtOrs 617 3100 St'ittiliiiIt' Countt 1.4 i',tIIOt S M1MtIiW,OWt#.t1t>O WPM •rrnth 1919 5 327 4991 Eves & Sunday, 377 1496 SI,P1 MO PAMI'.S. I 2 3 fledrnom Trailers & Apt% 7 Adult parks. 2 Family parks 3515 H*y 17 97 Sanford 323 19)0. Day. Wk , - ','hIi Ill IISE FurSiSt Real Estate Wanted Stemper Agency i I Sanford 1.., CABLE NE LSON $1495 I it" RI's'. Low MmIeace tn' r',oi,tl rturtting vehicle P'-C.d sell 119 $393 t 3.19 51,4 $995 68 ,'° • .,--,. •- 5_ m iS j9Ø4Vrt'w nI rr arid rOde Li?tiø A Fmrrafl 'ir Mr te*ii'rad Mr fi4lIi'rS2U4f.trifi ho nan1I4 y' ,,DOO'fl'r'" cor 4CAIJfl? ?plepeoOe .44.4-7111 or .f!er S p , 31/). 'ii 125 775* _------130 OOW'l 0u'fl any lw 'ivCi ¶11 Yarny cOlors' '1W CF'l ¶t(< , I - - - "' - t'u1 5)IJ)S ',a 0 5754) ,',i1'-'4 - Many I Of A Kind Si 295 i ;.-triei ,'NS€DA 1 iiIl(). Fttra 7O 1161 ieeo WaQOriuif. 4 *hCil dru', a,ng.n" m,'eage 3. Rui * Household Goods 1IFLU'A RIJCP R.u., Radio. 4.at.r t-Sp.i'd -349 Cii'ass N,iytr Ar, tOil.-,'' ',OfC(l cindowi, 'ow itileAgC. tui'dii "i'5,relian? owner -M37 $2,150 _____ ')31 Rafi(Mi1-fO Pick uØ EixcelIeri' 1744______________________________ ConditiOn 1109 Sanford A',C '°' .' SSA '/W CFNI'F R r)e'.t 'iiaf - TO NAME A FEW I S OI CJlI'' NCl)Fl tt,itiyctritr.rs. ,inti t-,s, cera'1'. .ini -ihili't 122 68 '9. at 5 P01 NTc 321 6700 1949 CPtq'xrolS$ VI. rusif ton p'ck irQ hC(I. 13,000 mI. $1450 373 4100 ----945 134) F Maytil Mack Trado' 1-1,qf'iwiy ReaE.r Tralef Roth 90tS cOrnDletl", rebuilt 304 73.4 j(jf , ( riI5pOt ar conditioner IITU. $330 firm I y old. "77737 TWO BEDROOM.) bath home with Sired like Ocvd condition. 55A1 Florida room. large corner lot, Is I ill 127 41711 iS,0O0 s - *.,-. ,('itk5 I' bath horns! Boy'S 26" Bicycle JmlPrI.c - -515 with Florida 'oom, on lake, with dock Window air conditioner 327 $210 Drapes. 523.000 FHA. FIVE ACRES. with'?) mobile home -Boats and drOOm, 7 bath. ctntrii 7 MarIne Equipment and air, other extrAs 5)9,900 I CLEAN. 3 bedroOm, NEAT AND Trailer MotorS llo.i15 bath. (ust painted inSide and out WOLISOPI'S SPORTING GOODS Only 5)3.500 Downtowtt S,,nford, 377 ¶9Ai land 2bedrOOm Modern COMMODORE APARTMENTS 3027 Magnolia Ave 323 13.40 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS- NO PETS hoW 2nd 5' ________________ Brand n Track auto I; I 2SSS Park Really 322-3420 Plights, Sundays A Holidays CJll 322 605) 377 6436 372 66.35 . . - ¶tatjofl At'endant, experienced pre'ftrred Mature man Salary open Apply at 17 92 and Airport Blvd Plata 44 Ple Secuviy guards for Oviedi area 40 his a wk. lot in fm,mation phone 3730119 -' ,' /( /9 actory help wanted by paint manufacluririg concern, I to 4 30 Monday through Friday. Located door to Chase Fertilizer Plant, S Points area College SIudents will be ronsld,red on a - tart I Irni' basis 322 0415 Used car lot man, expenienci preferred, but not essential. Se Gene •urkt, Joe Cneamon Che'vrole$, 3700 8. Hey. 17-91 Sanford * - " ' 1 Drivers with experience, needed immediately. Diesel tractor Semi trailer Local hauling. Call Wnter Garden. 30S 454 3736 An ertual opportunity employer I -- 7' ' 63'. 7 bedroOm, air, many cx tr,iS In adult park ,v itt pil Pr't 0 K 773 197$ Ste n stro in S'FLAkA APARTMENTS lthW 1st 5t Tw part time service stalion at fer-tdants Apply in pers.tn tc Veickle's Shell I I and RI 46, 5.a niord LI . '''','ii 69 306 Nt// ,!17-92 harp LAW r 'ti Rror.ro ii'aCt dr-ia a e, radial '--!.res R.4r passenger s•a' Ri owner 37'? P Stock. 'w O€LtJ'.F RUG i itit Bits'. R.idifl P-4n,nr ti - Trucks And TraIlers 7$ - - 'i' VW CENTER - VW K INCI 5 4 5)35 .. -' Over 54) - MotrC"ClCS And Scooters "1 - 0 i'd'. .'n1-i %IY) - 14: 4J ________________________________ -. ' - • * . Apartments Rent Furnished Just )777 ,,. nrmmaa1evsa. 14 pft 4 ,, S • 10' Van Dyki'. air conditioned with central hct, new furniture and curtains, awning and ap proved hurricane tie down. $3600 373 0)75. ,f., Used Orqanc To Name A Few Ne'ii Ci Autos For SaIø jT.4R, Sanford P7VM cpar Re'a 431 N. RidiO 'A ,' N. R,duri - ''' REPOSSESSION '60 Skyline Call III 2)23 Dealer " • tn'iitr' Compar v'.ori • MobIle Homes 37 . •4P9 impaih 7 'trySt ?l,59 ratio "cat"I.10-, 1)'. -. .-'u ian, . 'ilaS ")Ø 5(ffl DOWN.. ..HOMENewOF&THE Used VW'S In TAKE OVER PAYMENTS V RAPI ,4/i lri'I -t''t i sped. f•,lly 5fflti!i' PCI lfl 1' 'S lhtijt5f 5.pt.f'ar5. - ! .. _ - . . BOY! DO WI • ir..,i- 1-ticv. I? 97 I - rat "k'-' !i DFFL 5S Ssia 'i I '1) / I E TV. 570 ii" Ward's tli ;e $il'i" it4I ili') '4CM attnirl i.' lb %tnnd, 510 Record Sal. tIi)S V Theater 57400 i'ifl ii Fi, F'rilteft plantS. 10 Ion boat Spriet 1335 Sale 554$ i''iVil,i% M'Sr III 4711 ftpr tn oars. 550 All ()r'4 4n", Carry One fea' 7)? F Warren V,f,(,00Qy.rW)tl it 4r.a 1'r! 9. I 41.' 5pataUla Grniafl 5p .i 7, I' ,rrhasP Men's P4mn flrari'ls NEW FLOOR SAMPLES 55(J) PI0 hpi,ppi'5 57 7% FIX 51-101'' Just To Name A Few 'i Hwy Of A Kind IIIIU) - i)ri In(lni' ( 'UU'' ml l%It.jqlil%tns' Sfiuimponi'r with purchase of i ill.' WURLITZER ORGANS I istre - CARROLL'S ,'j,lfi,l .a i0 1700 Mod 11.'i tilT LJRt 'ii I"ui i/atntit P44 i'IIS 5.-ta. $Ir vy u lit V hra fe - a. ir# 1. •.I iti. tr'r..i 4010 5,,yi' 55) ti u y?t A ply tires 530. I sp'"'•l I"sf A lC 'ipudi'r bk'. 515, Oil %pacP piptrr. A C tjr%..3P'ti'1) TLJysAA rli.Jfvlps.) tank. 545. Odds & ends 371 5557 i(",i ii iii i/hr..' '.4 '0 $/'/) atli'? S i/dC, '5,j 4e 51%3 i'.I J,-ti, ii a 0 4" I Sii'ed Spider hili'. 111, Oil spare tt' heater, tank, 5.15. Odds & .rvis S iZ) 5557 P IA N OS -after _____ F RE I!! Al uminum skirting with every rIsplay model sold now thru Snlil 30. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES We Have Many Olh.r Listings Open Saturday Mornings Available Sat. afternoon and Sun's- by Appointment Bedroom furnished garage apartment. See at 2)O0Mtllonville Ave after S p m ___________________________________ Efficiency Apt., water furnished, suitable for 1 or 7, no children or pets 51$ Park Ave boat manufacturer wants experienced fiberglass *Orkers to work temporarily in Altamor'te Springs. rwt,i,ng about the first of the year o Sanford. Phone $3.4 SUI day or evening G T .I1APC'E() -' '\ a a . 1 -i ( -W,1EN - i,'r tF'FflAL OFFEPIN(i -. ' " SPECIAL 69Vfl I SO' Mohile borne Adult p.sri 40 pets Will consider trading tnt 10cr house 372 7553 after S - IDVLLWILOE --1-40 serretl Owner transferred Must sell home juSt 2 mat old Hot 3 bdrms. 2 baths, Florida room, Central heat and air. plus all Ihe other •sIris. Try for s,Je $35,950 7 ?dew 'E '<DW. SAw' 11 "SAS iO * . 'F' - '1-' .,' '\ - . " ) r, : . * T * ST.-4E GAA.E P..EASE ( '4 'Tk4 CAN 1 34 - ___________________________________ bedroom fully furnished Two duplex, 4220 S. Orlando DrIve. FOOD DISTRIBUTOR Needs a man for warehouse *Ork Apply in person to C 0 Suarez Distributing Co . Inc., ill N East Lake St . Longwood. or call $3.4 1300 st , !i, rnMPANY IJI.J lvii * - -- i,ii,li'..i' S i',ifS )()IIPIN'Y VIAL .114 Ibid ',. t ,'it lit hi it 'S Out Side, 535.000 Apartments Rent 23 Masonry contractor for layout. concrete masonry Immediately !Iore Island Construction, 372 ill) - ,i..ji c1 AlIt). Pt)l'P'l ; or o 1 7/' i 7)111-I t fit F I liii 11 5 1/7 ¶447 'II 1 arn1rOt,e of Chief ,i i4 i lCtn I In forms. rnaplC bunk bets finS' iFi MAYFAIR Don't be discouraged' You lust haven't seen thiS 4 horm 2 bath Just as delightful ,nSJe as 372 :"eo hi, 1rNAv '4'm'et 773-4174 3) iMA ,isk ror Ru'k I, 'tU ifl Rt.e. vsew mstt,r/ tO ()VWI fetiUlti ,'riilir.0 ', BANK REPOSSESSONS 'ie'xieeti P I 9. mrf4%i' Pi I' aiil'-t pa''t 3770301 ' 373 5009 f$SA 'iwis.?, 51775 'T. 7$ : ,' For Salo ONLY1 I CANNON MUSIC _____________________________ MiscellaneOus 5 2"AS •.ir Dry,' I)) 747$) LOCH ARBOR -. EXCLUSIVE The closest thing to paradise s'se have to tell today is this sre tacular split ôbedroomhOfl'ii". with 3', lovely baths overlooking Crystal Lake You'll have to see it Only to really appreciate it SS.00O including the beach - National league Ameriran League East East W. L Pd. G.B. W. L PcI. G.. 81 67 .547 xPittsburgh 94 55 .631 Boston 83 66 .557 11 z ChIcago *1 ft .544 Detroit 3t 77 71 ,520 l6 78 71 .523 New York Baltimore' 31-z 72 79 .477 23 76 71 .523 Louis New York 67 81 .453 26 69 83 .45414 Montreal Cleveland PhiLadelphia 55 94 .369 39 62 88 .413 20 Milwaukee West West 89 30 597 sCincirmati 91 58 .611 Oakland 82 66 .554 8z Houston 83 35 .1 S Chicago 547 9L Los Aneeles 75 72 .510 13 Minnesota ., , iO 9 .4e021 is .c' i4 -z Atlanta rv.nflsas .It) s 72 78 .480 I7 San Francisco 64 86 .427 V (-alilornia c- Ui . 385331'S ri ej, • 5 97 349 Texas s-Clinched Division %rdneiday's Results boston 7, Milwaukee 5 Wednrsday' Results 4 Cu' dfls.1SI - c Hal Pittsburgh 3Phdadelphia 1 " Stenstroul Realty ,., Auto Repair t /1 9. ,::a::: ___________________________________________________________________________ Man with experience in pulling mobile homes arid set up. Catl 775. 4350 Hilliard Mobile Homes, Hwy. 17 97, Orange City WINTHROP .:. osia - 57 MusIcal PMr handlce MPflt ': AP.IS ,.', l4% 1714' -________ liii For FqulpnlPflt - ' sPhrr)t 1949 IrnOISIC Can bse _ I 3 Room Apt Itt and last required. $135 mo Includes utilities Call Manager Trainee. Over 7). some typing, high %chI graduate, $375 per month VA Approved training Call Bruce. at 322 3743 I! S. I P,AWY, zoned night,Orhriil ii'in,ircm ,l 170' i 112' 515,0") lonnil ',0P4 PLACE- 'itJentiiil At-tout ISO' • IS) '400 11)1 II AM hON Zoned residential A bout 700' x ISO' 59000 Zoned residential I'1P4 ECIIEST - * 175' 5)i4(() li-i-I i * lllli,iIl', 16%' 5711(1 .1-i- h -il I 4') This hOme [.tli,SivC Sanlanta h5 In,'irt-y lj'iV es! F yr of the,!) ,ire t)4-dro'orns 1-las built it li'r iii chen. t*o tIed baths, room With fireplace. dining roin". central heat and air, and 1en'-Il yard 531.500 Unfurnistled Call 3222751 S.lary plut Commission IM 1AU(JNG 1O14E 5YNDICATE 4.U1 MEN ' Wanted Janitor for small church Retired øi semi retired person desired Reference Call 372 2951, 9 30 to 72 ¼* * CO.JNTRY CLUB MANOR' You can mOve into thiS Iu5ive neat as a pin 7 bedroom, car petet) home today kitchen equipped Btautifut ,Iril 512,000 - _______________________________- Fuel oil drivers flCeded ,J Vv5 Oil Used car lot man wanted. Mutt be mechanically minded Apply in person to BOB YOUNG'S AUTO SALES. Hwy 17 97. Sanford ThT L Major -- t:Li it'iA'' -' 11 --__ Acraqn it( I PIOME DEVIl. (14't' U', ii 'I- ii It, it ri's, 5175(J) stmat, 40 acres. 549,500 I ri 'rtünt, 70 acres. 550.000 ST. JOI'IN'S REALTY - fJ LL I \ I r',' ,.'.i$t '1C'ia'4" 1 kC tern' p-tO. (I4CC 1r,5kp% Ole '-ç L_ i,s,,rn Sanford anti , I _______________________________ Cinderella's Nursery, Monday Fr,day,6a.m.tO 10pm Saturday, 7 a m to S p rn 322 3591. _____________________________* EXPERIENCED BABY SITTING, DAY OR NIGHT 3225019. company Semi package van Live rt Sanford area Local run Es celfeflt pay and company benefits Must meet all DOT and company requirements. For information contact Gulf Oil Company, P 0 Bor 10171. CharlestOn, South Carolina. Aft Mr. .1 Pope "5' THE BADGE GUYS Driver - , I - •. Wor Itt t.'i,tiIr 'ne Fstm'es Aml Marina on the "I 101-inS River From tl),?'I) ,'." tb includes home 9. Int A 'iuilouS rnmnrnunity , *itf' 41$ , i- reatirinal f4m ilitii'% fin Il 97 Off Defier it I loritia l4riAd Phone lM II ()eflary or Orlando 617 ¶0CC ------------Sanfori S Salt", Leltie I 17 lots & 1141 1 (MI TI 511 1) I 1W'.' 170N Park Ave,3U Ct,'l A-,iilibtC nights ,it 322 71'. .-., it'll he A nood plr%e rider For information call m 9779 Ask for Tern I AMERICAN WOOD PRODUCTS. INC 5 taking applicatiOns for lob of workrtgtOremaflPrter 2ior over and eaiecienced wtPt shippn Must have Pied supervisory Cs perience Salary commensurate with esperienCe. Phone S•4456 for appointm9nt (Ask for Bill). Standings B,s The Aiso iatt-d l'resi ,' Mat. Helo Wanted Reli&bi nan to drive truck, lc and irIlQed material, and work in lumber yard II Hr wetS. Es cellet'it fringe bfle4itS Apply in person after 9 a nt to Scotty's Home BuilderS 700 S French * Sanford by Crooks & Lcwrence -- . .11,, 2 I) II,.I.S,i'.i A-i.' . .:/- Male. Female Help Wanled 15 n 4 I "I .' ' I ' - ' i' ' I 10) 1 .'.'L S I I 11-451 51 Mrs 177 ii '.Y Ph 377 Slit) - * - '' i'4I l%r,ii.Iful Insure BALL REALTY and INSURANCE _______ ( ' mtiwc! A.•I P,UIJ'i For Sal. fl')t T51dOnr b4'cll'iO Fa*'i'I'i" nndii3Or' 77) 14777 r WYt MID REALTY [) a yto 1rJt'tt'1''1 1 1) offer -_____ _____________ - / ,', ____ Mature lady to work in ice cream tandwiCh shop Apply in person to The Big OP. 2179 French Ave Letween 3 33 and 6 p m --- .- . ........... .,-; ...-. :E(L. CAPTAIN EASY - (( PI.NOLESSONS 12Wee& Chord CourSe Harry Wester. 323 1)79 11 ;., ,iii HI' . itt tint I'.'' din'nu V foUl, ii ' '*1 1'l'''1 It iwO iirt h i n.',I'1.'''l-1lL'J Si,, ________ ____________ Nurse's Aid, Part time Write P 0. Box $07, Sanford ',our cniId resdniJ .t uaie State certited rradri teacher !jtçit ,,' hOme 37) 1l9 ________ .. •.._. - -. - ____ . .1 .-'(:__) * ___________ - yi 5p , qn','',il iHl,f ,iit'----'-- - '1 - Auf 7$ I turv$1LIAr&J ' Cl ____ lIlbart Real Estate II Plutit ( .111 )7) _____ All MACI ivi: ______ I arue .1 liii in . I bait, hi)iI'IC - a w w srp.t, limb hen hilly Nitili ped, onvenieflt uwne, iocitrIr' .. -: -bath yard tpnpd, S' p.r i ,'.it rntu, . payable 110900 mo i,' y 11', 0(r) ( ill ,,ir'itiafi' i-ti t tsr Icr Ins t" - 'I (I 1" 7. Il' 1.1 t, 1511 l'a'b 1.1 ,iif P't' 7) 1,4 li ,jal - Lot arid trailer near 51 JohnS Ri't in Volusli Co. 1I-VI'M'TV LW 'V) - .) Jim Hunt RetIring? Immediate openinçs for 10 15 ladies, full or part time Paid weekly Earn extra money or start a permanent career with Sarah Coventry, Inc For appointment. call Diane Br idgemifl between 9a and 17 at aM iSl2 Instruction 7 ' -CJ Don ___ - ____ ______ _____ ,Jd _ Urban cc 7 bedroOm, 3 bath fio,n, pi' I tind. ill lent nt 5SOI) Ter,iS t urn help AçpIyi n ptfSofl to U't,)% Hofbrau Haus. 7514 Park D' iv$' after 10 a m Tw RN's. 73 shift One cOok, 9 5 shft Apply Lakeview Nursing Center. 919 East 2nd St I lectrical businesS for tale fl cIud'flg building & stock. SOS E ltd St * Sanford Terms can be arranQrd Call morn n gs S ate eenngS, 322 11 WEK' -_- BEAUTICIAN WANTED For local buIiflCtt 322 7611 Met,ane Oil Station on 35th and French Take over $2500 cash fOr tfock in station 322 9607 ir . by Bill Howrillo 1 OLAN MILLS STUDIO Severil hOrS for telephone sales work from our office in Sanford tlbOperhOur.ShittSQa m 1pm. and S p m 9 p m Apply in person to Mrs Staratt, Room 4)7. Sanford AtlantiC Bank Bldg. Sa m till p m beginning Moray. Oct 2 FOR SALE PEANUTS, CANDY & GUM VENDING BUSINESS in Sanford irs t p GOOD INCOME Ar(lt Total l't CC 51.131 00 cash Write TEXAS X'.NDY KOM FAtlY, Inc , 1377 flitstl Rd. San Anton'o. Tr . 71313 include your one number - 3 - -S ) / I _--;:cr::' , .. (/, .-A_ '4• I.-. "' it'' ' \t P * *' , . ( -Y ¼ ) jJ '. TOU-IT i \ HAD BOTQ-IED TI-4E) \CHECKBOOK ) ___ THE C,OVENMENT ' (wi.io -'\! ';') * :-' -1---' I /.__.-• "d ' ,_ COIN LAUNDRY COIN DRY LEANERS Is coming to Sanford Two (hoCe locations nt to COnvenience stores. Ideal Inveitment Op jrtunity For mere information call George Cahelo. DOS) 641 $721 or write to Mills Pearson, Corp 5925 Carri.r St , North. St Petersburg. na * 337)1 by Al \'crmei r icEt)tBLE' '\ '$Cj000COc c,oc ) '- E HOLS Major League New York (Stuttleznyre i-hi at Detroit (Lolich 21.lB N Minnesota I Woodson 1.14 i at Odorn 14i Fridati's (;ames boston at Baltimore, N Oakland at Kansas City, N Chicago at Texas, N OLAN MILLS STUDIO TelepbOflC unit managers, free to travel Salary, commission rent allowance, company benefits Most have own transportation A'ply n prsOfl only to MI'S cta ,raft. RoOm 6)7, Sanford Atlantic flank fihidg ci m hI I p in tegirinina Monday Oct 7 NORGETOWN - - PRISCILLA S POP LOOK ratti 3 hri,t'p. room. Iivinq ronm. ,linh,iu rflJifl. I%PW wiill fit *ill carpet, 1 an,lmnu. lru.' kit, P'eP. fnc,,ii ii r, •, ri hi 3flUIUa'7IM -- - I LItI. 'Aj, / EUPIMI'ts flWP-lrf iiii',' ii ,'4 'iii,',' i I' A 9 •.' t '1 ((I'.' ft I i * U I (III (lit ili'il , TO flUY OR SI IL At.'OPi (allah 3079 6 - Business Opportunities I Houses For Salu YOU Wflfl B - DY - - houses Fot Salii 31 _.. Parking Problem No s IHE BORN LOE Female Help Wanted i4 'CED WITH & DRINkINC' pR0aLEM Prhap5 AIcOPiOi ,Ct Anon fl1o.% Can Help Phone 123 I5I1 %rt P 0 Pol 1713 ' iii - j I 3277) / -j,,) Li Detroit 6, New York Persona Is 2 by _____ - - CAMPUS CLAT1IR with BIMO BURNS 'A lot of people were saying Sutton were Santorini struck out 12 Mets after my bad year last year that I970asa fluke for me." Bench en route to a six-hitter that crv convincingly stretched his consecutive has disproved that notion. He hit his scoreless inning string to 20 40th homer to drive in his 12d while rookie Ken Reit2 of the run-both tops in the majors- Cardinals drove in a pair of in the Reds' losing cause runs. Wilson also had a six-hitter-against the Braves. Elsewhere In the National with five Giants strikeout vicLeague. Pittsburgh defeated tims-and Larry Howard, a substitute catcher, drcne in two Philadelphia 3-I, St. Louis silenced the New York Mets 4-0, Astrcss runs with a single and the Chicago Cubs clubbed Man- his second home run. Reuschel had a better night ti-cal 8-0, Houston beat San Francisco 3-0 and Los Angeles than either of them, spinning a slopped San Diego 20. four-hitter against the Expos "I'm not thinking 'homer' cv- while Billy Williams led the cry time I go up to the plate," Cubs' 13.hit attack with his se's'Aaron said after Atlanta's enth career grand slazn, his triumph "I'm just trying to 36th homer of the year. But Sutton was even better meet the ball and I figure the homers will take care of than any of them. He fired a three-hitter for his third conthei'ri.selves." Aaron hit his homer in the secutive shutout and ninth of first inning but Bench's shot the season, tops in the league triggered a three-nm rally that He hasn't allowed a run in put the Reds on top after two. innings. And Joe Ferguson's After six innings, though, the lssci-run double was all Sutton and the Dodgers needed to put score was 4-4. So in the seventh, Aaron just down the Padres. I ' , -' - . "_ : -t0 : if you are present ly omployed, or skilled in metal fab,,¼i14$l welding, consider opportunity and advancement Opening Dunedin Shop, also field erection crews. Dade City, PlymOU" O,lando), I. Wales Vacation, sick pay. *eldiflg new (,ertime. tehniQUP5 Opportunities for advar'",flIent. in •ipiediflg I1itt, Call rqana11tiOfl C learwate ($13) 731 3543, or PlymoUth (305) $14 0557 Also openflot for welder helpers and • Mature Male P4elp wanted for work in ornamental nursery. Semi retired may be considered Send thorl resume to nor 467 c o The Sanford Herald. Sanford, Ftc LOST Black *, white male cat Flea Ilar and iJt'fl I•athef' cellCr iU'i bllt REWARD 137 3$41 LOST Large black Labrador Spaniel, male. wtite markings n cttett. REWARD. 37) 507$ or 322 SaM LOST t.ades brown iitoutdec bag Noon Monday, at the lt of AulO Trim in Sanford REWARD Contact (305) 51 aIM - met the bait, niwng a By BRUCE L.OWVF Associated Press Spors Writer tiebreaking single to start a Hank Aaron just goes on and three-run uprising that gave the on while Johnny Bench goes in Braves the margin of victory * streaks. But no matter which In all, Atlanta battered three way they go, they're both quite Cincinnati pitchers for 16 hit.s. "Sometimes," Dave Cash of satisfied with this season, thank the Pirates said, "you have to you. "I'd like to hit a few more play with a little pain." But home runs this year," Aaron what he did was anything but said Wednesday night after painful as tar as Pittsburgh was slugging hIs 33rd of the season concerned. Cash had broken the thumb and 6Thd of his career in At. lanta's 8-S victory over Cmcin- on his throwing hand on Labor uay un eonesoay nign, ju nati. "But I'll be satisfied if I get 35 23days later. he was back in the this year," Bad lleru-y added. Rues' Lineup. And, despite the "It'll leave mc 40 to tie.' And injury, he swatted a pair of hits his manager. Eddie Mathews, against the Philhrs, one of them hits no doubt Aaron will surpass a tie-breaking double in the fifth Babe Ruth's alitime homer inning that paved the way to victory. rct-ord of 714. Although the fracture hasn't Hank just goes on and on," fully healed. ('.ash is more conthe Braves' field general sad it's ju.sta matter Ci! time with cernd .*tit the u'u:rin hum. He'll do it. He's really championi.hip pla) oils with the Reds. "My timing is off," he mething else, isn't he" Bench has been something said. "I'm out in front of ball. Lse this sea&m. For one thing. It'll take about six or seven IK's bunched his homers in more games. I don't wnnspurts. "I'm a streak hitter." about hitting. That comes natuhe said. "I have seven homers ral." But when someone asked Bill In the last seven games I've played and I hit seven in five Virdon if Cash has to prove anything in crier to regain his games rather this year. "This season, in some ways, starting job at second base, the has been more satisfying than Pirates' manager replied: "He 1970," he added. Two years ago doesn't have to prove anything he won Most Valuable Player to me. I know he can play." honors with his 45 homers and Rennie Stennett had the job 148 runs batted in. both tops in while Cash was sidelined. The mound was a nice place the National League. In 1971 he stgged to just 27 homers and 61 tobe as far as Al Santonni, Don Lost & Found 1 7' * Hank Aaron Blasts 33rd CircuitC There' by V. T. Hamliri iLLEY OOP Thursday. Sept. 28, 19?? - - p$ 21 rurc1y, crfirrS Hri'.i rhA DlL 3Z2 2411 or31-) i CLIRE OU M.A S 530 30 O 52200 S2 30 Sf300 OL' 4AVE A TEL YOUR '\D l PHONE LtTED IN YOUR NAME 52' sO ' * �, SB-- T1' I I , km n 1:2 Th '!ii d ,.o. I I &or •I 7 S W •' Home From Coming War Well this is It. I thought. The bus that will take Y°' of snipot.s and four rows of By GEORGE KAMOS John Wayne Instead, I read about the things Chicano version of I can't remember anything medals and decorations. Copley News Service to a grateful I was comes home W*) With that, I wiped my eyes that had happened while else he said. I W&S 0(1 public. and headed up the ramp to take gone. LOS ANGELES It has been borne. Nothing. Cox was happy Thcia Nixon Until the instant I cemented my seat in the jet. tq.t It feels as if it only a Mom and Dad hardly said a hotpants After the wild cheering at with her new husband, myself to my seat or. the jet, has been an eternity. word, they just stood there takeoff, we fl ew and fl ew arid were still considered "in," the And yet, I remember the day time dragged. back the tears. Fill out this, declare that, flew, From Cam Barth Bay to University of Nebraska's fighting AM very well, maybe too well. The anticipated throng to Air Base in Japan to football team seemed unH It was not a happy day. It was what's your unit, where are \'akada herald my arrival was being bunch of a Air Force Base near beatable and I was told some MC'ChOrd your orders and On • not sad. handled by a janitor more than Bunker was guy named Archie Tacoma, Wash. StI( But it was the day I came handshakes. 200 yards away. by storm. But In that last moment on The separation from the U.S. taking the nation Wa: home from my military duty in Then. I tiled to cry when I 4 am. on the It was almost Armyactive service seemed Vietnamese soil, the tears and South Vietnam. up to came home. Now, I Just shake anticlimactic. The only thing 29th when my plane taxied YOU It had been a long day which memories started to come. Angeles my head. As artillery forard ob- left would be the last jet ride the terminal at Los started about midnight on the And it was only a year ago International Airport. home to Los Angeles. hot 2&h of September in a small servers attached to an infantry sai" building at ('am Ranh Ba, company. we were the frontIcould not sleep on the plane. South Vietnam. A staff sergeant called out the thi.i "It rec decide to do sometlung, ncver told about ' It k, ~ 1., 1%I - . 4E.- . 4 .1 . - . , "- of 5~ - _. \ I - -14~ dawv mowers and - they w('rt 1&j r r a th 0 i cars were both taken to Senitnole THE j)RIVERS of these two accident at the intersection of Tuesday afternoon 27. of Memorial after a Mary Boulevard. Barbara l,angdon Gore, and 17.92 and Lake U.S. right 1965 l"ord ( pictured P.O. Box 2277, Sanford was driving the driving W8S Circle, Sanford. Marjorie Judith Scott, 24, of 910 Cherokee with failure to yield right of way Mrs. Gore was charged Buick. the 1963 out of Lake Mary she pulled by Trooper Richard Shaffer. Shaffer said tra'ehng south( )11 U.S. 17-92. of the other car, into the path Boulevard Fagan assisted at the scene. I)cputies Clarence Smith and Sgt. Ed Gary 'ray br Photo ) Bargain Section THE SANFORD HERALD storage buildingso he By Son On LSD "i P1 Sale. We cut our prices idow Stabbed W t other child, Michael, 19. re PANAMA CITY, Fla. (API at his 42-year-old mothmaned pilot Ire The widow of an Air Force er's bedside. critical is in in Vietnam he killed E.aste'rling sa id young Tom following condition today hor told him be took a 'lab' of laS!) 14, removal of a lO.mch butcher authorities say her . Wednesday morning and was thill knife the htchen with his year-old son stuck threugh her sitting in mother when he got the idea she hibr whitp hp wait h,h nn T ,cn 1111 going to kill him and - Tunis was BayCountySberdf Tom Smits was Michael. Aft Easterling said "The youth said he waited till 19. charged by his office WC&IC5went to the refrigerator, d ay iht night with assault with in. S ha en th reached In a drawer and da tenttocommitmurder.TheW)- got the butcher knife and employed college dropout was through to be arraigned on the charges jabbed it all the way ru the center of her back," today. if i Meanwhile. Norma Smit.s' Easterling said. - on lawn mowers. ç _ ": blade, 8 height.ofcut positions. Variable speed transmission, Latest safeguard features ask for Save _04,C)"PW IN17--t tr M tM th th tr P1 st : 1. E 1 ' board and a past volunteer with standing Young Men in the Casselberr Park Board, America" and "Community Embree advocates more Leaders of America" and was cooperation between all local one of the State of Maryland's governments and declares this 'Five Outstanding Young tobea"must;'thattheCltybe Men" in 1967. a member of the CALNO He is a former recipient of the Council of Local Governments; Distinguished Service Award that the recreation and park and a life membership in Junior boards be combined for a more ('rt'r International of utilization effective ('Ofl incite that a resources; centrated effort be taken for Increased school Construction a' within the city and its area to meet the needs of school children; that a more con centrated effort be taken : toward the reduction of drug a"use; that spot wnng within . established residential areas should not be granted and last, but not least, that no new taxes c Sale 2499 Sale 2499 Reg. 29.99. 7 • crcular s.iw r h.s 1 7 HP motor 111cludOS bIde and rip guide 2000 RPM 1I"SUJ ,-----N .. \, 0 u.. " .. Sale prices effective through Saturday. 61 10111111111.4 , . t) t% Sale 2499 Sale.9. 4 Reg. 29.99. 2 speed sabre saw is double insulated Has tilting foot sawdust blower Reg. 29.99. 13 HP router has Reg. 139.99, Sale 119.99 Penn craft 21" power propelled cast aluminum rotary mower. Has 31 2 HP. 4 cycle engine, front wheel gear drive, easy start engine, clutch and throttle controls on handle panel. Plus all the safe guard features ask to see them demonstrated. variabl 7~;"~g ".) I. J 4- * tSn ',rSit)ll' , ' . &iie . _. . - --- A ', - -•. J -- .- _;_ -. l ______ . - - .- - t.' I 1 - -.0;_;:_76:.~ ._~ JIW a Panelled steel storage buildings. 6 4 interlocking hot dipped galvanized steel wall panels. Double sliding doors roll on pl.ssiic rollers. Aluminum bolts and nuts. $ 79 Approx. 10x7 unpainted $88 Approx. lOx7' painted * 1 08 - i ,. . I I ___.____M....... - - .'.2mW !i. -. :: ' -_a-ar4' ________ meeting place. .$t. uguatifle ('hutch haIl. m Sunset Drive The new riresutent Mm '(eager. mnnrnmted 4wr ( itinding unmittes'S TIWS enfl4e ioiLsrrt .iiiscepUbiCti) 'hemi .intttxiPPv. Mrs. Erniley Green: mutt .ifftiirs '."uertns 1 1 , :act( by lete'rgents uiil mer"hatnIltatlon. Mm. Marguerttr physical Therefore, 10 s. M F Baker. tern- pubhtcit:. and public relaticr,s Over 150 senior citizens at- by organization porary president. Other tern- &'oryntttee the tended After giving the opening officers are pt)rar) organizing muting of the Sanford senior '.1CC pra'.er Mr . O'Steen reported Citizens Club at Brain Towers, Mrs K \t lunklc A. Anderson, words of congratutations and showing interest in becoming president. Mrs. C. secretary-treasurer; Rev. T. C. pledges of full support and charter members. of the cooperation from the Chamber The meeting was moderated O'Steen, chairman is 4- mill ,,, -1 ,!' net ."ary I .zent im u t.iin. The fourth type ,it SOIL is it:er- :o ,t'. t n t)rafl'"ter insoluble reactive :.on, and eipeotmiy this ni 'odes ill maCtrial 'epartment of rrea •rn PersPi namely. atty JLUIS From this department Mrs broug.lt ration, the aikleS and wld Steffen Wanda tfl leterenLs lttiiVe this reet1ng5 and promised much 1 type if 'toil inn! make ti water practical helpfulness in .tlbL Then it LS easil y rereii'eatlofl proittJtfl and oufem'ett inoveel u,:thtieS for a mee ting place. .,n ,i';.r:ige detergent will e .ippomted th \!rs. Baker , cinpose'1 t a,jnjiuzn ,mlk',-tsulloOwing conututtees who will -urface 'icnate juriactant - "t'rt at the Od.. 10 nneewlg Uve agent that (h)" the :leafl'1.1111 'iitOs - :n proposals for the future tog ,jt'. JtL' -ar'.iox'-ot intc1eS iou prnxtitLre3 iansing .i4ent was 4iV1'fl iv leie 'rs Mr ''wt President Year i' t \Irs 'l;r,n Mr- 'Vard * ilsi' i ml sin i irti n 'r".- ' Ser - i .ub: Co nstitution and by-Laws Rev. O'Steen, Mrs. ..nder'ton, e y. and C. Wh t . 4 - .. - 1' . 11 . I . ç , I)r. Miller, who has been associated with the Florida his calculation citrus-agricultural picture since 1926, based per acre figured on a five-year on a yield of 220 t)oxes a', erat'. 1V& 1 .- p) 0 , - buffet tinner with 'he Lt.'j4iuul , One Coat Plus Interior (Gal) 749 5.99 One Coat Plus Interior (01) 249 1.99 One Coat Latex (Gal) 599 4,79 Colorfast Interior Latex (Gal) 399 3.19 Par Excellence Interior (Gal) 899 7.19 Par Excellence Interior (Ot) 299 2.39 Decorator Latex (Gal ) 699 5.59 Decorator Latex (Ot ) 229 1.83 Accent Latex Gal ) 799 8.39 Accent Latex (01) 269 Ceiliriy Latex (Gal ) 1 49 r as National Airlines' August net income of $31revenues on share, $2,193,000, equal to 26 cents per MIAMI million, K. F. Delansky, vice presi(l(flt.ftnttflt' reported. l':arnings for the same month a year ago were $1.9' Revenues nidvumwt'M 19 per cent million, or 23 cents per share. the $26-million reported for Au.sUSt 1971. over Revenue plissenger Inile3 of 516 million for August 1372, million flown for the were 26 per cent higher than the' 408 earlier. Available seat ,iiilt's 'iniiparnbli' m,ioiith ii year mIllion, and the passenger load advanceit 10 per cent to 920 factor rose from 49 to 56 per cent. Marine Officer Named 399 3.19 One Coot Plus Latex Semi- Gios (Gal ) 899 7.19 In Sate prices effective through Saturday. 'I - G. Ward l)tshroix tints been named ASIII .ANI), Ky. vice president of marine transportatiOn at Ashland nr ly.crealed position Disbrow I'etrIeUifl Company. In Un' transportation operations Oil will direct Ashland Petroleum " Great l,akes, and also will be the inland waterways and atul tiintnft)t etiin'nt of I 4. 5p(nisIhiIL' for the de vt'Itpiitent it1ta1iOii5. t'oIIII)LlnY ' ticeWi ti'i*1)OltUtt0h1 Conservation Awards ('.rand award winners In the 25th MARCO ISIANI) he program will aw ards annual Goodyear conservation trip to this rubber company on a vacation-atudY JCPen n ey guests of 11w 9.13. Gulf Coast reM)rt, Dec. prest'nhift the first plate coilre , wInners, The 106 nation, will tow' in. districts throughout the such 'ii (tie artificial vironmental rnana&IleIflCflt projects reefs built Irons discarded tires, the Marco Applied Marine Ecology station and Kvergllides wildlife refuges. cii lin'u Ii Ililsi It'I eiII be (Is'' Ii' Mu We know what you're looking for. Charae it at SANFORD PLAZA PENNEY'S OPEN lOam tiP 9pm Mon. thru Sat. SANFORD PLAZA! lI,'u,tsItiiiI 0I \ I J' . I .1 I k 4 itl'L" 1t'KI(S ol - k the newly __ M E Baker, president. utd are shown it tirst meeting - - Staff Mioto - When 'tri.Jen*Ii Mahum"- Lantamia, tepartmem*t prlti'-'n ,it . ct. in) at the Chazntber of p.m. - .'mtuuervt building at 'cd open until the .,tt'ZI,. it the Sanford Civic i -- Rust Watchers . . I -_ - WITH f'it I Bargain en itt, W t: lit: lOt ib.e , .. • - eraid The 'e 1 p a -SATURATED i COVERAGE ire closing utour two- net and vi C,tse will be _1: garage arid makwg a den stained tu mnotch the paneLur tine raiichest-Su shQd we use a ght tie tee'twiqut' is to push his ceum '.otc't lull blue ti, is wu*'iii 11) i.YL.K W. ('RILE the pszwhng utt.s. is pu mtatln and its steps he paniolt atwad of limit as Uha'.eini bcuck Wilt jr Using 'ouunerAuot'iatett I'rrsi SriIer annual "tmri W'at- nutTheuuw turns his beau to '.tsung the ause five chil' front clal epet Inn back and 1.1)5 ANGEl ES !.tl'i IL , City, a at t'entur' 4 -i \Veek" tttC i'. I r' .p e-i utervt' with slightly bulgtng tuwt .0 ¼euug square ciunekel t ith bt'autitui '.scraperbus1!teco1uPlevu1 will have a 2-by -ftxit abuL. color Sould we 'IV VIW iV( women, debonair Joe Iteagin, eyes. Angeles containing Al West I rs for or a varied carpet' I hope to Thus gambit Is intended t1ur to ceiling The nor th balding hicaut of the literhurt-skirted also cstiitted iisaC 1i1 Uruies LvLur1 by hbamutt or boyfriemid in trout wall and enis ow' e national Society of Girl Walight secretaries n I correct' - L U. mah l for that riskiest of all situations ctiers, is showing how It's done. Sensitive to charges of ""tile traixe w;a) with duublit two wuiduw diverting his And doors It's alt right, he explains a girl wsi'tter i.at U) .1 r A. wu cbauvuusuui," watetnet sponsors wahiut that it" by I fevt the 0111) tearmwttly, to turn the head altentlolt from his tesitatu corntweed of tU5L '' peung or a ikagin and reerutted a wuatuw. in tile rootit. the west toward the receding figure of a paniun to another attraction. hired brown wuui&l lW 11w tcii Is not to get caught. corps of local secretaries tiflit wall will have out tueplace. anv and well III QW' reMit passing Woman, but it's a no-no rtt'arb t7,) muwsubers iuietels to establish d t't'fluu the iltng Is of white We 1ir iI' to snake a U.(urn unit surt to he iidvlses the and 'met be warmit P uif od tiirmutr is McsiuWrruiwdll w oml ramiguig anti hmanr.t out tickets to oigmen iiatt, of hits Kither would be apvu'uvr's'tit. follow. solids of vrdrnge bcvwui a.ml trout a l3-yttar-ot(i rookie to all ers tables and the atter. of cow', being T o ilusnoitatrate, Ileagin watchavocado. The CISI "We abhor tutprolwr 85-year-old seasoned vet. An' slightI) mote piaettcal. huh t will' a mnottet walk arm in arm cuektnu.h table axe wal.nut The tug," trusts (teagin. whim tiuud dues are $6. ,'s rtc 'k the p nbliU& as three attractive' evouiit'mt Ii i.nI' crc' 5,1 tti,hs hnh eeith 'i Ct- at ti edit tit: htt'astii il't 't.Is lit',ip:tis Iii i iot ti 4411 For Girl - -- car et (LK It Nil.. in -. 'iltaiti ii it pr n.,s hurattt Ubese ta,t fle :,,smpuwiuls ire alkalies Yqu rrvas*Qu(seLl ,4thit en ances a t11 be es. I tt - - n her humiur 'iveut by 1" iuxillarv iUiitS o('ietnintiie mi 'lunt: 'range Caunhte's . .twt,. flrt Lfuphospha te iimnes to Smytti Florida. , :neiattsiflg .lgents'.LSei.ZtU get aiL will bejll lub .0 OrgltliiLt'(l St'ittttr . aptietil ri4iteners. and tfluis lure The tifference betWt5fl phosphate. flzr1Ie, .itsl rust\liry ,awmt. phusphatn detergents is in the Irving .1. Entertainment rat is added. buikier t.c'iry- Mrs. 1' K. Stiles and apI'huspaLe letergents \lrs- ¶'e 1)itnuas. t) per iiit .tU'.t 1'uhiitty and public relatsins pt'iTl4te r'ipnusphate .1110 iJ J4iiWIt t'. He OSteen. Mrs.. Martha ddittunal et .irWr members will j4 Mrs. C. A. Anderson. secretary ,- Mrs. lWv.T. C. O'Steen, publicity director Monday at IIt'attt 'l'owers Rules t - :ill b - • - _____ ___ the' painted ) I National's Income Up 21 Latex Texture Finish (Gal ) I and lemon root decline. 599 I - tl is .11- .,uitu I, - tlXtit_ tiC i.. ,tater ::'tiii Wailit-ni suit Gi meth yl cellulose ,inUrettlSPu- 4tater i(ruita iturey, - punsur'': ieeps 'tumi 'ILLS- by oust and twit. will titlun agent .1 f 'heir -.verin - , iudlwfl reports tire water pende.l t.tilahassee. sulfate filler periwuC. .'uior. \lemnbersi'up - Mr arid Mrs. 1et \lji'hersun anti Mrs. - l lie said that there were now 623,777 acres of bearing in the past four years orange' trees, a total sharply reduced ravaging for real estate enterprises, freeze, neglect through Reg. Sale ' ea .. " - .tIJIrtlitii thU - . - (h " ' ,)eupii t)iLst ;)resltlenth parley ire Mir-, .-vu-'t. rs. ',rien ,inu ly r'.pettl'.e , Plans .%nere made tOt .1 oui: - , "I rl.SIXIL. - -- ; r .11 ,',t'rn'c """ t1 from the fanrit der: tucaUofli1's aater Mrs. DeUa The thri pef 4tss Evelyn hoLirhip. ,rntubIe :ner •rganic mater'ichr:mnter, foreign relations, . This fl wtesiuhr'ratLflM iii, llen '(eager irLs .'tale. -iarnisi, in- Miss E junior metivitleS, Yeager: fuel Mrs. anal and vegetable fats. at, intl r'iad iii. This type at \tr's. ELsie I3rnwn: m',mberthtp i i zens Organi ze nio resumed meeting ,it'r mu :fijteTtmflt cording to Whisenant, close to ioo FTC students. most of them freshmen. comprise the cade t det a chment. FTL Photo by Jon I- indeil event was Dr. C. B. Gambrel), far left, vice president for Academic Affairs. Student cadets Oct. - - . right', who heads recently-formed A1'W)TC for the detachment on campus. Also on hand Meeting CAI.aEiIR? if mt"rtcan Legion ,uxillar intl otith i nmmumty sertce Tommy I Denton. Andrew Ja',ors ki John E vans: 'nmMrt. tivabeth 7iu1iufl5 -mIubten Kirkpatrick ,Jr Lawrence Manfredi. Bruce A past mid iiuflht'.1110fl5 an. pbysica intl mechanical Newell, Dennis L. Pytko. Robert G Ryan, -wparnta' the ItPSUICIiUI parley. Mrs. Letha needed to win 'rinstttuttnn-hY - iaWs, ,V.irtl Jerry R. Walker and John M Walker. Ac in as members of the Air Force first to he sworn this ROTC when the oath was administered week by Major Bennette Whisenant 'third from ext tnirfli"' ,rtal. This :neIwtes suet. ment plaster 'ampbLit k Uranl(1;.. Fre'drr:c ( ai;fltofl .Jr are It rr'. bauie NEW CADETS - Eleven "IC students !ype 4f '0d Is ;oRI)it" !1 \1fl1t.'' tues, {Li,Z,! .. Sessions . ' U I Quality ()Iil.AN I )( )- I )r. Ralph I.. Miller, president of Ill "calculation" that Florida will (;rowers, Inc., has issued a produce 137,231,000 boxes of round oranges during the up- Approx. 10'x9' Auxiliary ,ieTltS, or plain aid iap" tV r'nmmeriiis - tr"fl" mtic'i .pw'Pr;'!alnrtr?r ' I(tV'rSId 5 t)P%t mI' 4et. ut tir' Ther" tr' iur main vp's 1 . il The ftrit yp.e s .w.itir -ml.,In d nnrllaflhe' mi.t.lp ','r'.tL This nchuIes. ivar. ;,., !r1t!, tar 'it. Htltti5. 1441t, .tfltl ,'4)1i, 'I1J .:'i'.i Wita'r ,IInn, '4111 remove eta' $0115 thtrefnws' here t' , 'mtmdr problem .4 A •..- h'rnh.,t.' , Save 20% on all paint. ATFU . u"' ',T"SL ji t'I-ut'w,) 'tied ithngers if 'nzVtTI' .vnmen nr+' ring h.' tww nun- ' - 1 . .. A I -. - N -- 0111111111 / 0 -. - A ' -40 'topping for laun.'tr,' prcwlprb' 'ty Shneildynu'IUxis!Ph 6. .. - tr ' I - • W W. •. C ipl.'y 'JewiS.rvlrP . Concentrate, Inc. 0 DIAL 322.2611 or 831-9993 .' conning season. Iii Quality He announced his prediction at a meeting of home board of directors held this week at nearby Forest City, processing facility, Ill-Acres of the marketing association's Name appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprint size for $3. - - . shday . nsuated 'I•EMBREE .- ~I v- -,~__ _ .4"L,-A-_=~- Orange Crop Prediction speed drill with Speedoc Doubli' - j;_~j_ - . I ./-- - - .r *,* -- _4t I / 1 1968-69 season liamlins are even smaller than in the per cent of 90.4 when the October USDA sizing report showed the crop was size 125 or smaller." li Sale 2499 Reg. 29.99. . __~_ - --_~u 1% I ' J organization said many Hamlin variety oranges are a full two sizes under normal because of the lack of rain in critical 10 . . be levied against city residents residents by referendum. A resident of the Summerset section fora year, Embree Is married and the fathei of three children. The tamily are . ' I United Growers said Mon(ay. grower Gen. Mgr. Wilson C. McGee of the Orlando -based ' without approval of the i- I t_-Florida's crop of early oranges is ORLANDO (Special running to the smallest sizts in history which will drastically cut the 1972.73 season lxix volume below expected levels, calibration depth adjustment and ball bearing construction 25000 RPM Save 20 Reg. 89.89, Sale 77.89. Perincraff power propelled rotary mower Features 3; HP. 4 cycle engine, 72' steel deck. side recoil start 4 position manual helght.of.cut. , handle controls. All safe guard features ask to see them demonstrated. / - growth periods. Save 12 Detergents Help Facts ti ~_:v -.-MML-_~-- Early Oranges Small _ 1. - heSP nays ,,...l1 ' ..' -0 - year. -vr- i;~ t.. ' I Grass catcher kit for rotary mower. Save $3 Reg. 14.99, Sale 11.99 .-.. '. ~_~:-tt.. _ ~Wr~, " and Company, of Boston. mutual fund Vance, Sanders & Company. Inc., a management and distribution company, reports unaudited, consolidated net earnings for the first nine months ended This July 31, of the present fiscal year were $189 a share. proforma (adjusted to include the compares with $1.86 operations of Boston Management & Research Company, period last Inc.) and $1.75, as reported. for the comparable ',1 ' .T L_Iwu~ manager of Curtis E. Nelson has been appointed resident Com106 West VanSanCo Services, Inc., with offices at Sander mercial Street. VanSanCo is a subsidiary of Vance, Reg. 219.19, Sale 239.99. Penncraft 5 HP rear engine ride-on mower. 25' single blade, recoil starter, 2 speed transmission, floating cutter deck. Padded seat adjusts in 3 positions. All the latest safeguard features. ' 'n, __ - - -- - _:__9 ~r_I ~_m =.~_. -___;__'H- _ ---r -_ __ - . - - - -_,--. . -, ---. _.- ~ "I r t.:;i i -, I - ' . , .. Curtis E. Nelson 4, in the April(i l;iy June (1iilIrU'I at :ir annfl8) rate a. -~ .,.' 3 " - ~1. \V. A. Leffler Jr.. Sanford, has been elected to niembership in the American Angus Association at St. Joseph, Mo., announces I.loyd I), Miller, executive secretary. There were 339 memberships issued to breeders of registered Aberdeen-Angus in the United States during the past month. 4990 ~ 1 Leffler Elected To Angus Assn. ,' K4::. Reg. 29.99. 5 sander polisher has . HP motor that delivers mower. Save S5 Reg. 29.99, Sale 24.99. also an active member of the A - A was getting worse PriceS in •Japan rose . tstl,inct' which the bank i'otiiiiit'ni:t'tt On MOS I, 1972, Sidecar type grass catcher kit for ride on a demonstration, Baptists and the candidate is Seven. South Seminole Jaycees. He is a 1971 nominee for the point program forms the ite House Fellows Program. (Tom) Wh Thomas E. platform for Embree, candidate for one of a delegate to the 1971 U.S. three seats on the City Council Jaycee government affairs up In the Dec. S municipal leadership seminar at the elections in the City of nauorcs capital. Embree was selected for inclusion in the 1968 casselberry. A member of the city's zoning edition of the books, "Out. ( •,, all of Florida. Let'n the inThe First National flank of Maltlnnd has novator of many new and original banking programs in has been the Central Florida, the most controversial of which checking accounts with no tninlnntiin prograni of free .. let - .'C:. Reg 492.49, Sale 399.99. Penncraft Custom ride - on mower. 8 HP, ' ' ' ''lA .-.-;.-n __U _________ . CASSELBERR'i' 1. 9250 t __ 1 A e rs. ~ ~ Off , Ai a ' 4 To rn E ni b ree tn 7-Point Program By LX)%NA ESTES , -\moflg vear the I nitd 41i11 a fi'.i id that i' StateS has imp(ed much greater fnvs(nrs are untraek,r) economic recovery could he ch'i plirie on the economy than had hy inhlatton whic h mih? force tih' the mid VWis Prices have existed money policies again political heen under controls for close to a year certainty. disenchant ment of ut' The d4lar ha h n devlued with ia InVest ors ally "'tit Another claim, this one a forecast he I unds u' peated 50 ft'n that it came to Even the opt im ISIS a rent talkint wide) v accepted as incv stable. 'as that ,,hniit pier('iflQ t hi' by the IOIidly , ity more i he sUck ma rk ef. a me;istird And it s ;sfr lit harrier was I i) .j ns ndu si ni avera. il II .ntel n thai i Point-';this 'ear 'hat I hose 'rh t,md to xpd 1 .10)6 evidence line have Thi forecast was based Ofl . growth capital will provide the bank with a larger base for arid expansion. The hank is currently lflvnlvI'(t in a sso,000 building of pansion program which will ix a('tly double the amount eight and 10 new drive-ins, usable space in (hi,' main building of which wlli be naitornatic, ith a('CCSS Ironri four directions, ann unhitniteti cus tomer parking which will in nike (hi' honking facilities In Maitland bank one of the most 8CCCSSI%)I4' Sate Cç' _ Fr SiC Power tool sale. PAGE 1C Wt'iuk'll .)arr,irrl, r'lratriri,iri sit (lii' hoard of First National Bank of Matilninil, announced the stockholders approved the final two phases of a threepha.ce capital program in the amount of $1.5 million, The total capitni program consisla of $5OO,)O0 in capital notes, $,4'li),lXk In convertible ilebenttires, and $fn4'M),thi In r'' iiiinon stork Jarrarit pointed out that the growth of the bank tints been exceptionn'l and has moved from $8 millIon when purchased by the Jarrard group to $47 million in current assets. The new ) impact [tut n the pt few 'r ('I'll?, iii West (,'rrn;lnv at ; :t iila('l'(I tue 1 itt this r'illeIl)rY Dilly lii' that liii' f$'r cent. lii I"rllIi('(' at 7 'r ('('of and wili'ly tit'i'eitl(l iiiiinpt 1(1,1 per Cent worst 11110 ill (Iii' I iiit'rl K inigdoin at 7 l tlit('(l Stab's is ru,inin i ll(, cent per '('1)4' I S rate was .t III liii' large iii of inflat ion of alt ch;' rges rp wire Irireign St ill, so still iltist n'llll tia I loftS govern rn cot A in erica n I iii' I ha t III(' worst of till' III Eveti (11111 I1 that many liii' I;i Ii' Ui ,srus a na i'iI its i'onnini y. flat innary ;)l't' hid that higa ii in of guilt a feeling ret airi ill l"l't ii'ila t'v I ¶171) when t ill , An ion r;i ns still I 94;os the ''iii'd 'l'Ii' St a ndi r(l vIa inn ' as t hat 'flSi$ti1i'I' ;pt'('(' i ntrfi'x brief I tori I ho I 'nit i'd States oxVrt en Iflhllil I per 14111 an jta'ni'aSe t'a to iii To sortie nln'grc'i' this may h.i ° I." qii.11 lied i'l;,iiii hail II) 1)4' iiiihl' r . ..... .r.r Bank Okays Capital Plan gardens, I nil c'rl St t es in I hi' sf'N)Ild (;ttarler. any I he ra If' a nil in ;il I tint Wr'st (r'rrrllI WAIT 11111vills Thursday, September 28, 1972 --------------------------------------- PLs 1w ' f;,lc' .JapiiI). Wl'' ;erriiany. France ,nfI the ' few. I 'tilt i'd K i,irlorn, tr, wi rri the thui ti'prirtc'd hih"r tollation r,tPc (i't'tiiit) \'UI(K 1 M.) l;v' ili' 8551 lIlipt juits that lull V not Iii' prt'a "i'Ii'd ;i (acts novell iii'ls'ss hi'i'uliil' of or as II they were trill' by liii' llIS4 by their dinary individillIls and l'Vl'tl ' s,... I 1 40 •)i' Ii r,iie Iii in the avPrde. .ouId iflld .1 imnn the chief henefieiari The f.,et i that !hr-!;e cnmpafll' have henefi ten Put their pre ha hasn't risen proporl innately the ra nns heitig ive I rri' hc' ,iri" u juk" (illy 0! h#'I ii,it 141. ted Sbite has an V,Cofl(my s he 1 much of its Ia ri', and exports S(, economic product, that (Ir)mestl(' economic ,I ides have a worldw ide Now tt,;it 4tatf',rlr'rlt N s,uipl liv buN ('tNNIII niilv( I' IIisi,ii' - J1 Pi- ~., N save on paint, tools, And 1st IA. Ramos," the all there. And now, all those memories sergeant said. "Grab your luggage, sir, and head for the were condensed into a book full 30T World Economy F ol lows U. S. J * -,-. - Sale. For better homes and . bin ~I ,-, t.w.- t. .p line troops. Commonly called "grunts list of officers that would make stomping the bush," our unit the next flight for "the world." spent many a day near the a nickname for the United Demilitarized Zone fighting a States used by Vietnam war of loneliness against the heat, bugs and the North veterans, Impatient soldiers waited for Vietnamese. The sweat, the pain, the the magic moment when their name would be called out. friends, the blood, the ocCome on. I thought, call my casional Coke I cherished, those name out before the Viet Cont, close calls that loved ones rrc nat .'3 ~" A it alu t Ian Business Mirror - .. Section 2:i,,100 opeeS jre dlstributit'd 'u rflQ(' than IQt/Jt)Q rdcs 'rtrQiJghQu the Jred, SdflfQcd. rv. e r err so. O 11, Q1I J. Longoud. orth La so'ber r Qrian, F er n Par k, including. . ings. AI?arnuni - S OviidQ F re c!'uulijot% C I? y t GoldenrQd pjrt of P r , int r w M -a I) '' .i uS 11 4 �Thurdy, Sept. 28 l9/7 IC Thc Sanford Herald Plan To Avert Eagleton Affair .—The Sanford Herd 6 Computerized Group ~J 4 -. *Niof~ 'I 11 It 'Flea pier t vei-irge i;r%man, of springs. brings the memge sirtof - ANEW If a iuuiri ic on iiipq)i(HtI0fl width (lfl 'l(JtItI his jtidgtneflt lIti(iftfl c1irpm'r As for the EngiPton affair. ce ('i,j)tf') News Se the voter shutilti know ttiI, I feel their program - with they ttt'ti'i questionnaire format how WAS1IINI 1 N ih4' AIler.Ayers learn say's It wrrtild have bro'mght ojt the iis'altliv Ic s-rair r'iincllmlotp' totilti he developed senator's problem early In the method A teiltil of 1w" Wnct,lit'iti the whereby pcili(iriaris their present health cttIing the Issue before 1 lii tIiiit t1tit'stloii he , . . II + U Trinity Preparatory School rvi 4'. Medicine In Future I ANN . FUNERAL Y(ir sric'c and association with the V. S. Marine Corps orlehrating / / 1 - drtnr will no longer have his 60th • - - - Financin 1 N is by Ule United The following services are provided at no charge to the - individual requesting help: -. TH E 1OUSE/- - is so necessary wwn the time comes to paint the outside of a house August shies of Series United States savings bonds in Floiida were $10.6 mil-lion. The . ______ --.--- A Man of Action I and the problems of clients solved I. (,.-.:rnUr r Assistance in locating r-......,'4.,.t transpcwtation to the agencies they were referred toby the Center. 4 1 Maintenance of a central index and inventory of all rt'souFees available in Orange County 5 1 Identification of gaps and - ] "4" 100 Acre Campus Fully Accredited. Academic Program it Outstanding in State of Florida Championship Teams 9 Major Interscholastic Sports - Playing Tams Throughout Florida Small Classes - Personaliied Education 360 Students - 34 Full Time Faculty Affiliated with Episcopal Church Open to r All • Bus Service - Greater Orlando Winter Park - Sanford • off One of Nation's Newest and Finest Prep School Library Buildings Repairing brickwork, repl a cing window JflCS and fitlog sque.iky stairs and Paint failures r.in mean any35 subject dl,thing from blistering and peel- .11 .iIllOflg the cussed in Andy l.an'S h,tntt ing to cracking. sagging, bleedIlonu' Reing, spotting and wrinkling book. Pract ical can obtained be '.5 tiii'h Oddly enough, it is seldom that pairs '.. ,nflrTrlW' • the paint usd1 is at t.iUi I. ii- in N .1 though there can be no doubt in care of Box 5, Teaneck, that the use of paint of inferior 07t6 -quality can cause problems of its own One of the characteristics of most types of paint failures is that they are nit visibly apparent for months or even years after the paint has been applied When they do show up. they not only destroy the appearance of the house they necessitate scraping. brushing The Florida Technological and other measures before new University Philharmonic will paint can t put () season under What causes paint failures"mark its fourth Arpad Szotnoru the baton of Here is a list of some of the with the first of three scheduled things that areresponsible concerts to be performed in the — Moisture inside the house which has no other way of new Village Center assembly room on campus on Dec. 3. escaping than through the in. Dr. Gale Sperry. who was side walls to the outside walls In the absence of a vapor bar- appointed as chairman of music rier, this moisture gets under in late spring, said the 55the exterior paint and eventual- member orchestra will present its series of free concerts in causes it to blister and peel Moisture which seeps December, March and June. 2 behind the outside walls via the In Membership gaps around window and door P FTU of consists Philharmonic frames, and along root flashing faculty, staff and students, plus and gutters a number of musicians from the 3 — Application of pain t in Central Florida community. tempt'iatUres below 50 degrees - — FlU Slates Concert On Dec. 3 county reached 4.0 per cent of its es goatI •1 en'4 C) , Located on Multi-million dollar, - ugust get clients to I SENATEI DEMO. SEAT 17 1-4,.j 13 - r + 7-12 ' - -- i .0divis0ev v.lit'u liii 'iifl p.Iilii % I stt.rt.Usly I )V I. NI'. Its AN DY usually 11w 1,1 the instructions m Al' Ne'.sfeaturcs it to stir inertly say IL'X paints) loli hat are called + + paint failun's - are responsible for much of the e'tt'nor preparation that Total 77 % PCruw - + A 'eo-i pta', 04 A Co-ed Day School, Grades ....... - Te Rev I.,st F.ist of SR 43 , 45% off Phone 671 -4140 Orlando, Flo. + agencies, providing a link eight-month period. Bond sales are 15.1 per cent ahead of the between the client and ar. SilIne period last ye problems and the agencies and McNult. Howard their problem-solving Seminole County volunteer resources. savings bonds chairman i A follow-up procedure to tha t COUIk) resiuents determine whether or not the purchased S47,243 in savings per referrals were made bonds during August. The r' L °' _________ -, i 1 . , Bond Sales .' r. STATE ' -- contractor. - forma tion to all individuals its annual sales goal August 31 and referral seeking assistance to appropriate community with sales of $92.6 million in the • 8400 Aloma Ave. - Center Appeal through matching "purchase of service" funds of of Famil) t t t • . Aid To Ask He Environmental Engineer • Consumer Advocate Concerned Citizen " . -. - 4 r - V -T —. . )unafl the "think tank" of the Cross Red of organizations) ar.d the S i.c 1iiarTnaC'eutlCi ccmpan Sandoz S.A. for the mn' The experts . rart professors and pra• . -. .m edi ca l f ield. :itionersfrom related out z*Lco including professions such as sociolngist A // several futurologists— O as group prac predicted that tiN replaces general pracuc'c, the concentration of medical care will move to the major ' basplUtl5. Health centers wiU responsibility for detection, Ask Help" is a nv central them 1A th their specific overlaps in the services icagnc7sI and treatment information and referral ser- problem For crisis alLc, an available and a method c: t up :cnor disnr'icrs will be suggesting priorities to idenphone link to 'We and equipped with the most vice that allows anyone in automatic Care' and 'Hotlrne" will avoid tified unmet needs rriern electronic equipment. Orange County with any kind of The new service is not in. M1-8911 to delay. Such group practice is the 8 problem to call members and voluntended to change the autonomy Staff inn-citable result of the locate assistance. of the resource organizations in incoming will keep three The Center links ap- leers cic'vt.lopment of yg' technolng telephone lines open 24 hours a Orange County. The Center will 200 separate the computer. proximately and the use of the experts. Some of them human service agencies and day, seven days a week. Two link the various services !-ay, workers will available for greater efficiency t'comc more and more agents serves both the clients and social service during and help to coordinate the mans handle walk-in clients call or agencies. People rn O f tin' state and the practice of Jackson. different resources available East 215 at day the Ug('di'me becomes ever more visit the Center to determine which or niiation ran help Orlando. specialized OH , °P Y arose. matte 1iiitdir 1fnro political The researchers feel trnnglv make' public their po1itIcl It nd details of their the system should be Imtra ck record grid 1111 e iii a tattiiaign finarwial cltiiatlfl. plemnentetl down the political IN The fall of Sn Thi,rrrnq Present riipiIic1 technology ladder at least to the guher I-:ui1c't.iti frito th' l)emmi'i' rntiu GENERAL (OITRACTO that mtu,kes this prissitale without natoriai and state kiguslatIvi itt k"t probably uicsuri's ilI violating iuiedit al confidences, level, and probably lower. ThiOFFICE 6684484 henceforth both parties wo1d allow i fldiV(lIlals t' the tiieditil records 1u(r,rthrIg to the doctors. crititifli?,' HOME 7 753966 They cmmgest that a certified prove their ability to function of their iiwti t-iintliilateq and ,rielk'aI review board .u1d despite health problem-4t or appointt. t''1e'' Objective data obtained would disqualify them earl,' limit, if the suggestionsfiitiirr' f In their paper, the tw kr,,ri nu'tlit-al htstorIe,.4tfin. two (IrKilirs uiru' heed e d . office, dardi,ed tests and information stiggest that rnngressiOni a i4tt1(l1(liItf'S for elective . on health-related hahitc like committees could insist 11 i n $ t,, , as wm'll its designet's for drinking and exer- presentation of health data of çiking, Iwutflti' ;s,(q, will make publicrise (torn a ppointees ranging + their itietliral histories and Health disclosures should 4mrnhascadors to Cabinet ofmin.l.'titi' a battery of tests as a in the lower political (Kets I just as they now revIe'.v tnattt'r of course 3r1t perforrn.inr1 c.'lertinn ranks, the doctors propose, and "I'hi' political 'nt miiiie ti, he miiiate'l tbir1Olh Ilnanc ial intPrPct4, + lildils I tic new t-ati t' enhanced by mu;'kNIk I )AVI I) I ,ANI) and 1-: A + I )avis, if ii,jPIti%'I' (IJit4I derived frorui Oil I FOVI(It'Il(I' It1l(iIP'tFd . l)avid I sang Funeral I loon' Iwing molt modern instruments,'' is thi itl;uin('tI '.it It siit i ni It mc l)eltona + A modern ( 'olonial I vpe st noel tin'' Is lwtlt tisail" by I )r ,Iaiiies ( N L, I toiii h,tini.'', Inisitim'-''-' and I ,.iO in chapel. four rejmosw g nnmis family iati- professor of ,llrr, arking clinical t'nglneerwi at (;eor' arrangement offices, a casket display 'ooni and ample' paved p i )teeniht'i' early ill city tnrdira I COiUplct('d Wa shington Univer sity to he SPIC( It IS expected Dr. WillialTi It t-rrits'r. iiiitt Roo4s Pa? Internist and artiru i'tS, .111 I mm.? h /0 if 04) m i ll 1 ;,-r-twn Unm'.'rN if A if ej S MI 1 1 ' mor i 0) of ,iit'diuiru' :s/S. _ i si'liool city l 'hlt'alth is an ,'norm'i FENCE AW1ING 4 CARPET perforitiaru in factor of SANFORD, Inc. in high offbt' espet PHONE 333 3421 n,-t'r,rtlini', to a paper -414 / AP1FOQD 3 S PARK DR authored by the doctors IGO fa mily J HOtV1E ualificationq Re I_ USK ELECT ' E. A. DAV IS These are the views of &I expert.s from 19 countries who par-umpate in a joint survei, ers - Vi, .- ' p. ff I ii ... cilinplete resbity for his A reading "USMC. ' X He team and the responsibility of a 4 ;tutomohile license pl8tt. j - GENEVA— The practwc of medicine is facing "future increase b) leaps and bounds in shock." Even the traditional the two decades ahead. Medical care will become the concept of medical treatment DAVID LANG personalized .# will disappear. t be replaced b) a more modern and fleTibl system, while the total et. penditures on health continue t. GREGORV ('ople3 New Service By '' - '. — r Aluminum ruuering is Seamless... 1 Continuous Searsj I—. . LJ 'Ifl EO ] WHITE ELASTIC KNITTING YARN ') Wool Worsted Store Clearance Reg. $1.29 each 2 Skeins For $1 CORDUROY Wide Wale & Values To 49c Yd. 1000 Yds. Don't Miss It! Ladies, Don't Miss This On Sale Sensational Blouse Sportswear Duck and Many. Many Mort 100 Per Cent Cotton 65 Per Cent PoSy 25 Per Cent Cotton 80 Per Cent Poly S 10 Per Cent Conon Pin Wale 45 Wide . Save For Back to School Values To $2.49 single to); it in i,rder to make it do the '.'.nrk of t'.o 9 - Applying paint over dirt or gr easy surface In Failing to mix the paint or, the opposite, ttisirougtilv Values To $1.98 Yd. Clistoni-l -lade on the Job by the FUNNY r. A JLJPIE DUG IS A LAMP A- JJGI4TEP. - z - , ti - - 99C I oday's - - Assorled Colors Fahrenheit — or applicatton of paint in higher temperatures which drop below 50 before the paint has hardened 4 Not using a primer when the directions on the label of the can say it is necessary 5 — Application of an oil paint '.'.hen the outside wall-. are damp The manufacturers of some kinds of latex paints say that they can be applied under such conditions, but check the label to be sure this information is contained on it 6 Neglecting to scrape and brush a surface damaged by a previous paint failure 7 --- Allvwing insufficient drstng tut.c between coats I'titling on u() tMck a 8 + SUMMER CLEARANCE :1 0 IC - 9-23 - 11 00 lot sead 011 FUNNY, 1300 Well ?lLila TWer's FUNNY •. '-,.,_' 1. Ta.,'. 1. Ci.,.I..d, Osi .s.d 44113 - - Per Inch I "Factory-on -Wheels" E SAVE \u . _ I'ct SOFT Foot through Saturda 1STALIA'IION Per Linear Foot Ivitalkd On Soor Horn,' KNITS Gt'ARATEE huuId appear In su.tallation ok matis.lii; iiilisn "ticrar of thr installation. Sirsrio will. ujni notu-i- from 'ou. rau.e swli drfrts to b rnrrUe4I at no additional vo't. If i1rft Seatnirts installation helps jirr 'iit rrat'L )iipltI. peelilig and IruLing. \\hitr Ills, p, 2 EP. hit jut, -177I or Mail Coupon ('all Cal-I harris For Free Continuous Guttering Estimate PRINTS Wild Bold Prints -- , + - --- - - ttj,f Table Filled High s L Save -- - -_______ - -- - Save t Scluupneulls-4tic 111125Cil)dCity. I' KGC3 tAIlt)LN CARl _•.,. ,. "p ---- - I - I ----------------- —- - - - I. Values To $1.98 THIS SALE ONLY I is. 100 Per Cent Cotton — 1 I I till I iitir'tt.I iti it I IC Ii-. WIJIII'P., I ( ; iii tiring 'iiri I far 45" Wide, Solids and VALUES TO 5 1"Yd. "l" 1 - I tr. lii-! llatiuii guairaritre(I., DRAPERY 48" To 54" Wide a rd. Ilelpi. protectour Ilonie and 'oil wit until tea tin' J'orsnrd from uluu,iiii uin -----------------------------" I it to the earl iii aurruu*rnt of your home tui DECORATOR 'I. - _ 5V - 79 - SCOTTY 'S SALE PRICE tta tOsit 1 c 677 Sears .1 judernizing Credit Plan — jt , l . \•J AR At) r,trn Yru' M''r 11U0 ').l I-fill i Sears Drmoastratluli Sears Parking Lot Friday. Se.2i Firm .Tl1l lP.M . Daily 9:OOa.m.to6:OOp.m.exceptSun. Sale Starts Fri. 9-29-72 01 i#tr-IC'FMET rAd uwS',1742AT!?th SANFORD FABRIC CENTERS) SPECIAL SALE PRICES GOOD SEPTEMBER 29 1 HRU OCTOBER 5 Good Through Thurs. 10-5.72 Sanford — Plnecrest C*nter — Next to Sears North of Underpass — 1601 S. Orlando Ave. MaitIand CASH BUYS MORE AT SCOTTY'S home builders supply 700 FRENCH AVE SANFORD PH: 323-4100 HOURS: 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-4:00 SATURDAY DISNEY WORLD BUS TOURS AVAILABLE DAILY — S p WI �Thursday. Sept. 20, 1972-- YT The Sanf ord Herald Thursday, Sept 28 197 2 —The Sanford Herald .. -, -.1 1 1 Here ' s How i , ! 13 ~- I i I r, ~ . ji 1 - I J] . . T uu i e ivi 1* .s I - , , A 11 f / I 19 - k p.' - JU ! I ,. 0. . \1 it \i • J__~ J __ - f . I! 0 ".C. ''••• . — : t'.t - - J':' .'.,'. 01.1) ..: - r :::: 1A)R\ American Legion Post 1a dfld Auxiliary in their first reguuar meeting of the season heard reports from the boy and girl whom they sponsored at Boys State and Girls State in Tallahassee Lef tI In right. Frank Steudle Boys State chairman Kristin Kk'tti. Nenm . gi "1 t - - . . . - ihi '' • Marilyn Gord on Photo - ____________ --- N .5 J R e co r d -- -- oe s ________________________________________________________________ Simon Turned Down fts MU1 1 k1f'flti.L kJ \rsttaIurrs rstrr .. ___ h d 4 I rwrting me tit he ')(*tie-* lit recalls that fur' sauci '1 d.e a mgti: making Ever nme I . u.. town wmebod tells thet said 'Tell Joe Simon Jackson .~_W,5;1 kpolln Thpairr a4ticed hii'll T .1(' L :.,. :f ,~ sirim 5 - I ou i- .N` 4.- 0, T rse, m I e ~ ~A _ A rr I wa - k ` - . to - ' - . 1. cull1c f ect anti dad's l'olf rate But many people could pore their m(nung C%Cfl5C5 onssderah1y b discarding flhI one 1i Hert' is titore ad lit' flefure you make 4 detinite commitmert. count the number - . .- - .. . '1. . I - .-- I ,.n-- __ A . ___________________ -: - . - ..• a.... J ,,• - J_ "11 ¶,— %'- FIRST - 'r: ' • -: r' J Attractive woman seeks lawyer for lcgal' advice . It' :-. '' - -, ~ :- By Abigail Van Buren A , . -1 - . I I'llik DEAR ABBY: Believe it or not, my husband of 10 Mars left me and our two beautiful children for our baby titter' It wasn't easy to accept, but I have decided to make !uebtoftt, I will say he made a very fair settlement I get the deed to our new four-bedroom home, which is on 34 acres of choice property, rental property- which pays $30,000 a year, plus annuities for 11* children Inges 3 and 61 and a very nice cash settlement. Now I am looking for a decent man I prefer the athletic type between 35 and 45 who puts God first, family second and his job last. There is a lawyer in town who is eligible, but I have never been introduced to him. I am told I am a good looking woman, and I am well built and know how to dress. I am not exactly for free love, but I'm only 33, and I'm not dead yet. How ,to I meet this lawyer without being too obviou-s' "33 AND IA)OKIN(;" eac I 12-roll order of "Scotch" - Brand Magic Trans. parent tape the office favorite. A classic on any desk, it's a dswhen Open, a paperweight when it's closed. F t 0 OR PLAN I L - cratorrnotorsnecdtobehract'd all 'h blI.ocks iB"t pliances can be stuffed .ith DEAR ABBY: You are our last resort. Please help My father lwho lives with usi is 69, arid he drives a large, last car of which he is very proud. The problem is that his eyesight is failing and he won't admit it. Dad hasn't had his eyes checked in five years. When we suggest a checkup, he flies Into a rage and insists that be is the very best judge of his eyesight, and his eyes are perfect. Abby, we have been with him countless times when he has unknowingly forced other motorists practically off the road, narrowly missed guard rails, and tailed dangerously close to the car ahead of him. If anyone offers to drive. Dad gets upset and Insists on having his stay. r.,veryouuu wuü knows him will ue almost any excuse to get out of riding with him. Ahoy, he reads your column faithfully. Please tell him that be should consider the opinions and safety of others, and get his eyes checked, even tho he thinks they are OUT OF EXCUSES "Perfect ." Sign me in - s'h .A1O 1. al $1 .'S rot ,-'I eor o a 1f one uses (iii' va,i•hitch t pt' load heavy pieces first so that the sstipfit is in front 1 Ck Pancakes a r e considered lobe one of the oldest . forms of b r e a d and are popular worldwide. The W or I d Almanac says. French and German pincakes are thin and served with jelly. Russian blintzes are often served with caviar and sour cream: and old English batter was mixed with ale. circular stairway leading lathe second floor. The liviug room to the left, with its cathedral ceiling, has windows f.'ont and rear. A fireplace is optional To the right of the foyer is the dining room Ahead is the family roam with sliding glass doors leading to a rear patio and anojier opuonal fireplace. The elficicnt kit chen is adjacent to fanoly and dining rooms A bay-windowed dinette oserlc'oks the patio One enters from the patio through a mudroom which has a half bath Upstairs are four bedrooms: circular stairway terminates at a balcony with a railing overlooking th eefltrIflc'efOYeT ArchitecttsSamuelPaUl,10740 Queens Blvd . Forest Hills, 5 V. 11375 The first floor has 1085 square feet of living space and the second floor, 908 square feet. Anyone interested in the plan can write to the architect. mkn,if "'''' -.*",-•-S-- ..........- 111, CARROLL RIGHTE R /I Some fleas are capable of leaping 10 inches high and spanning distarces of 14 iriches-50 to 1(X) times their hcidy height or length r L\' N i i ' - 0 - - - 1 I 1b - PRACTICING ATTORNEY ' to FAST GROWING — FLOWER!NG GOLDEN RAIN TREES WHITE, PURPLE LAV[NDER,PIP4K - 4 SEMINOLE COUNTY JUDGE - GROUP 2 40R 175 I (A. MORE '[A. AZALEAS 198 --'PLANT NOW FOR FALL AND WINTER BLOOM' I A I' 'A 1 f I r I M K I -I-FIL'I' M 'L PLANT SALE /2 16" 5FT. 18" HI-COLOR CROTON 5 FT. S TRUNK 21'° PHILO 4 FT. 14" 6 TRUNK CROTON 6tm 4FT. 12 ENGLISH IVY 16"g6FT. 21" PHILODENDRON 6 FT. 24" CAMELLIAS 6 FT. 22" BLOOMING YUCCA 12" SET. 22" BAMBOO TREE 4 FT. DRACEANA'. 9" TO 12" 61/2 FT.35" WISTERIA TREE 16" 41/2 FT. 14" ORANGE TREE 6 FT. 24" GARDENIA 29" 6FT. 24" YEL.FORSYTHIA 6 FT. 37" MAGNOLIA TREE 16" 61/2 FT. 32" MAPLE TREE 6 FT. 24." HIBISCUS TREE ORCHIDS 9 98 , I CAMPHOR139 TREES : ji \ 13 VEGETABLE " PLANTS AND ' BLOOMING ANNUALS F \ * 50 lb Bags * F' TlIJER5 6•6-6•50% ORGANIC 2" 6.6-6-100% ORGANIC 3" Lu,uruovs Today Is........ I OVER 20 YEARS ON wYMORE ROAD. BETWEEN FAIRBANKS& LEE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 00 to 5 30 NO MAIL ORDERS FAIR - CAPABLE NA TIVE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY GRADUATED FROM STETSON Ii,o' Rat.' 's ' LLB 1959 Poll FAKE FUR lit)lI'i PRACTICED LAW IN 1 1(o Uidr NT 1 CarroH Rlst.t institute now, so avoid Use your own hunches, also MOON CIIILL)RFN (June 22 to July 21) You arc feeling relax and think clearly before you cranky today, so he sure to conic to any important decisions or do vital work Don't attend that social affair where one you do not like will he. Steer clear of trouble LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Although y ou may be right About some situation, don't voice any comments right now, or you get into trouble with others Study that important data and become better informed I)o not waste time with persons who bore you VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) You had better handle own affairs yourself since others are so busy with their own worries they could do you no good I)ont give advice to others unless aiked for it, and then most wisely', cautiously Avoid SEMINOLE COUNTY 13 YEARS efficiently 1 21) hat intuitise sA(;I I TAKIUS (Nov 22 to De prompting you have is not good, so do not follow it or you get into a good deal of trouble Show that you have self-control and follow orthodox methods Avoid one who makes Y ou feel uncomfortable get impatiefli if an ('Al'KI( ORN (Dec 2to Jan 20) Don I 1 11L)ICL t has big troubIe Ii some wit associate -Alto can help you of help your self, an.i he ime Ii y to t and Lannia do so at t ills inipol tant affairs with Ijilit, us s later all is fine for you associates AQUARIUS (Jan fl to I co ho, 'i nu hil l IiciiU iielse t.11 right into all that work ahead of You without expecting mu tiiiic help from others and it goes oft niely Rest during spate so you IITiprIIte condition of your neives Eat lightly fin.i out uiorr PISCES I 1-eb 20 to Mar 20) OU hill lid tel about the new kind of aniusemeflul you are tempted to jump or you might wish you had neve, done so this into nOW could be etthcr utoncialilY oi otficawise Gi'i your hills paid Y DAY SEMINOLE COUNTY $377 Shop Early For • COMMISSIONER'S ATTORNEY Choice Selection FOR 10 YEARS ) PRESENT At Our Low. Low Prices! SEMINOLE COUNTY PROSECUTO R SANFORD LONGWOOD 413 E. First 5$ Open Sunday Go m 3pm. Mon.Tui%,W,d,ThU?% 9 Sal C a m 7 p m , Fri ta m C p in Hwy 11 92 and 414 Open Sunday loam. - 7pm. Mon ,Tu.s.Wed'am 1pm Thurt Fri . Sal C a m 9Pm , '• YOUR VOTE on Oct. 3rd Appreciated Pd, 1o1. Adv. by Erina Htllhimci ' ' 7, early he or she will be IF YOUR ('1111.1) IS BURN iOI)AY who has fine talents for people one of those fascinating young dealing with the public in whatever careers are best suited for en masse, whether with utilities or general, serving them reach your offspring do with the humanities whatever has to of taking everything so early to be objective instead personally, ttunking others have little better to do than to most criticize butt or her '[hen the chart here becomes a successful one. of [he Stars impel, they do not compel What you make your life is Iatgcly up to YOU! Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for your copy send your hirthdate and October is now re,idy l'or $1 to (:arroll Righter l'u)tet'ast I 1)iiIC of DCW SAPCI I, lbs t,1'), " Hollywood, Calif 9(j0 2 M I ' ''S' ' ii flublial 111(1',, IN Joiuu n.y 19 It"riiaui hi nose ? tnrt,,nan.I it IIflI'C 22 belIes lila1 I' ''II ,1i i',,,soier "I i"141 :'s (.vut''tl.i i2 Altar ''I '''''i'''i' 2 'Ii u 9 I'uiiiir i' Will r,i of i I.onuifi'ii'i'-' ,4 IIararii"i 501 - II I)t..autrt'uc 2 AIfurt,, 15 lif,n.liI'n sir 'ut'is e (stuff i ,'t ii, value 70 ii., • ,i ''''' ii Hhnru' t,ubiitr v 171 obtain V r 39 I.atii)u at 4? trust, e.p'rt "k-' i,'.. ' ""' Ill )%% s I 'tnt' 21;, uj'Iu nl'I a,,,s • - 'I ',',r."ril 4 i -- Telev s on • St,ike i., I1Iivi-I' .,p,,,i• I' hieue 45 Nuuuq.an.' 2$ V,hu4eieI vehlrle "I i'repssuts'o ?'i SIa'l,' 'e,"u 'i $k.trl,,'.I i'ttci,daiit ,? flrnqt.'s r, Stuiso at 4 ti,nSklI,.is's 3$ Itl'n'-tiiet"u Jim' u;uialuty heroin.' I Voting nar, ,15 IUuI.,urj iiir,trr " Japanese' I on 271 hit k i"i 5.' tut), At'er ' f 101411b i' r'' fl 'The S"ti t a ll l't''ski'Y i'r°n°'I" 7 11ti'. if I :i Op.'niir'rk (a I '' l''SSPSSIV" ' " r--rrrc rrrrrT 13 14 — -- 1 12 16 - — — - 29 2 26 25 24 — — - 29 31 30 .34 33 — — — — 35 3J it 38 L— - 41 4.1 - — — - -- - _ --. — — 53 5 49 44 45 4TE47 - FFLI 59 1 [A - - •4* MS t 11 t I , ,41 Two "°°" 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Rorrip.r Room (C) Movies 9 30 (6) Price Is Right 10 00 (2) Dr'wjh's Place (6) Pcrr1 Mason 10 )0 (2) Concentration Ulir)(I It.% I'UII.' tI(Ali- It Last Tar get ' This is the second of this trilogy in a new muItaseres and stirs Robert Conrad as a secret agent who f poses is the propr:etor Joke's Bar and (.rdl in Vienna In the opening episoele. I.eslit' Nielsen stars li .s black marketeer who vows to rt even with judge md prosecutor who sent him to jail. He escapes. and Joke Webster Conrail is assigned to track him town before he gets i-its Jeannie (C) Mike' Douglas I "tuiII I ion' Flit ( ) Movies 4'30 (2) Pond.ros, (4) Mery Griffin 530 (2) (C) News o-oo (a) News _ - __ — WORRY CLINIC DEAR i'OI.l.V-- Mrs E J. I' 's problem with dirty gru'asv uiet;il vt'n.'t ion blinds hanging over her kitchen sink has two suilutitjns I doubt if she will consider the first but I found it to he the best of the two Get rid itt .1------I. l'i ii .. 1i55", .,,s.-,n, tin ,l g't,,,r,' Iii ki'c'n... Sil('h blinds ............ '-''•'r IIWIII It not only' dust hut attract clean in the kitchen as they i's hable curtains or Wa s gri'asu' and smoke cooking the les expensive bonihoo roll-ups are preferable When 1 1)11) clean them I found the only perfect way was to take theni (iuiWfl artul soak them a few minutes in the bathtub iii a wild soap. I.IG){'I' lilt',ich and water soltilion. l)ii) tip and (town and use a sjoirige to remove the spots. Rinse in clear water or if you have a shower, pull the curtains closed and turn on the shower to reniove the suds. Hang on on outside clothesline to drip (tr y or wipe dry with a soft cloth To avoid so much future scrubhung go over each slat with a good wax before re-hanging them. It is an exhatisting. time-consuming job—hence my first suggestion —MRS. I. II. P DEAlt GIItLS—Hettv reminded us to first line the bathtub with an old sheet or towels so to avoid scratching It with the sharp metal blinds, Do remember soaking is only for METAL. blinds, Those' with wood slots should be washed, one at ii time, with a sponge or cloth strung out of sudsy' water, rinsed the some way wIth clear water and dried with a clean cloth.—PO)I.IX By George W. Craas, Ph.D., M.D. .,- ' ''''''i, . -- '' - - -.-'S. ''.'. '('. ' ,. 50 54 '-''''' Polly's Problem Katie's forthcoming marardized by her rugs is jeo pardized AM' I ate many employers who are unable to pay even the minimum wage scale SI $1.60 per hour and make a decent profit! 'Dr. Crane," she am engaged and we want to get married soon. But we shall both need to work, so I am looking for " a position. "1 rt'viitiv finished a sear At Business oIIt'ge, hut 'jobs scarce-Ilowettir, I "'t5 tiffe-itid one as a 6Iing clerk. lint the colors' is only L per hour so I tiirnesl it down. tbt1tjes that is dull work, jtt P)('Lti a flIin clerk! - . DEAR POLLY—I do wish someone would help me with my Pet Peeve. I have several I)ynel wigs but can never get the tangles out after I have washed them and I really do not know what is the correct thing to wash them in I desperately need help because of the lark of specific in. strtictions which is common to so many products on the market --MRS. L So sv hot would HIWSPAPII tp'iTisPRiSi Site lilt' to d- do-, in small towns / \ -, NOW SHOWING Cont. 4 00 Sat & Sun 1 10 - ~_~ \,+ - _______ in their local area, since the Pentagon doesn't buy direct ly from them! The big union wage scale, in Chicago. Detroit and etewhere are tmpusstble on our farms and small towns! IR fi. #A MlO MIGHT SHOW Thurs. Mon. Ii 10 and retail No . I 00 But they must then buy ouIv machinery, produced at the exaggerated union stage scales of our Steel :tmilk, auto factories and oil At Indianapolis recentl br example. a irn on stellore refused to take a job at S2 per hour because he said h.* i,r,t more than that frin the relief agency, plus his IALS 1H At present. 11 per hour u good wages in ast areas of the U.S.A. where farmers and village merchants paone each other. I mposse i i am I Sl .... UI ".OW diamonds Vest has to itlay a higher dialllOfl(l anti st- c it s'iurd another club from do in in y This i sit't a sure-thing ttt't'.uti'i' East might have aiiotfit't' diamuiut It'll, In that case he would win uiitl cash a club, but it turns out that East started with S, seven hearts, two tiiaiiituittts and ttirt't' t'ltib SVest is on lead amid Iii's 10 pliiv another diainuntl We discard ilummy's List e'ltib, ruff In our hand and tttt'i e' are the rest of the tricks Stt' it'.iu out Ut'Ui.L' i aiO.4 J1 '1 k.' A %d -- c A. A A, i -- tI hi 1J_1I'1h'TT ' r!1'• - '' "Al ','O.2* ______ .i', ,P4t*SPAPII tMttIPlISt AttN i ii ()iie'u*tsi lead 4 2 11 t _JF4' _ ____J By Osst old & Joint's Jat'ob I Ie're Is a slain contract t hat looks utmost Im possible II turns out to be mutakeublt' beca use West opemis the detice of clubs and South reads the lt'aul as a singlt'toii null u,is ibht', It still linik but watch what Smith call do after Aiiulyi ing the single . ton kaui iitI lit's iew'ing the' bidding with the opening three-heart cull. We rise with dummy's ace of Clubs; )lay a ti-limp to our ace mimi a second back to dummy's queen. Then we discard lw-u clubs on the ace amid king of hearts iimttI iuitl dummy's last heart. We are back in our tianti to cash our ace and king of (IIL*rnOfl(iS anul discord OhiC rut ilumiiiiiy''s chills 'liur iuibiuui tu,u %% i-si Snu lit I'asi I ti-.-ii Fail su.utii i4 2NI l'as 34 l'aai :1 4 Pass \'oti, Sinutfu, 11,1141 A to • K 53 4 A ii 4 A K 65 W h at &I iii .1. t ner has A—l'ass. Sour p poor hand. liuiut spades and S'uuii has found our borne. 'rOI)AY'M Qt'ESTlO4 Imwtesti of Luidilirig four your partner has bid Inur ilis' iutt not over your three spades d What tin Answer tomorrow • ar a spade's, S.nd $5 f.m JACOIY MODDN to: 'Win at hid5,," (ci. i6is ewec,,, popes), P0. ho. 419, IOOIC. w Yost, N Y ¶iaIioa. N o - gis e t us "Werb bit of ad- THE GRAOUATE or hudwart' store, gntt'ry or barber shop, merely pa' tionuze each t*L lucy must unite up the 11110111:1, for tluisr ptiti')las''s ' , , " TOMORROW ! STARTS 0MM SHARIF l's, " General / )gSTIN i0hI&N 1AIMAA1NL 5553 rardang \Ofl;L1 re.sses. otc' e'suiployees and to 'n t't tit L)i'flt,il Assistants in s.uiu.miice George \V,011our smaller cities don't gel students ington U nit ersit. more than 32 per hour. "Take the best job as oilFbi' post twO years we's it been in .m serious business .mbk.' he began, '.usd do abi.ht scion is to the best of rect'ssion, so $2 p' hour "Hut ,n-.,nwhi1c keep your pay now regarded as go. flV 'better C's CS OpIt for b's' millions of Americans. Up in open (ThS busty, that figure does jobs that may or other sour itist ctti1l4-TC stt'lI with the rues. $7 per hour for U Rtiiteaiiber, there is fl&j fit laborers in Chicago's build' lure in any job! The futur'.' lug trade-s. But these higher wage sealt.s in Chicago, Detroit .uuid other large iui.uiutctuting c-cuitt'rs OTt' 1lMulbk bec,iiise of the hi orders SI.'ttu s that L"untl, and other huge il,snts c'ati iiisoico to Uiic'Ie L11t5 Pentagon. I't'r then we tax us ci art' 'oiu, tt'llt't! to pay tLsi' hills, Lint tiiilluiiis of situ11 nit'rchitut's don't in's inc-c the Fellto gout for the arttc'lt they sell Instead, the small town store keeper deals omily' with tither village t,me'rchants And fartis workers. Thus, tilt, loe'l restaurant II 80I In fact hired farm work- 6nonths' unemployment A Jewish merdunt at ens are lucks' to make $2 per Baltimore once urged me to hour lit America! . 'sloits sole's clerks, wait. , QDM _________________________________________ ______ Thursday, Sept. 28 WIN AT BRIDGE I 45 No. 21 r tint en es SNOOTY TEEN-AGERS E% en in these doss of iniLi tion, $2 per hour is regontkd as a got,xl waie by ,,,dlnu,c if t.il,'ntti workers You will receive a dollar if Polly' uses your favorite homemaking Idea, Pet Peeve, Polly"s Problem or solution to a problem. Write Polly In care of this newspaper. / - at $2 per hour would alien- Case' \'-: Katie K., ages! 19, is worTluxi about marriage. ________ i. "champagne" attitude isgirding wage scales Her disdain of a filing clerk job - DEAR POLLY-1 would like to know' if a plush velvet sofa and love seat can he cleaned If so, could I do it myself? After they are cleaned could I have Plastic covers put on them or would this cause the pieces to sweat? I would like to know what I could do about this —MRS G. II -- UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW 6.4-6-4 CITRUS 40% 2" 8.4-4 GREEN-ORGAN lIE 2" GREENWAY NURSERY ROAD,WINTER PARK 1 I#,i'ii .1, Itimphial P.,iir,, 501i & ¶255 SELECTION — EVFRG1EEN 9" 9 16" 15" 22" 6" 18" 24" LARGE __ - 5t 'I .4 arguments 1.IIIRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) Don't take chances with your fGliow every rule and regulation that applies to good nitric you Steer clear of a higher up who is looking for someone on whom to vent spleen Don't let it be you S(OKl'IO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) If you leave present setup for something new and untried, you could get into a peck of trouble, so show that you are wise, stable Get the information that will he helpful in performing your regular work more HONEST 5 5 FT. 7 TRUNK 16" RAIN TREE 9" FT. 6" BAMBOO 15" to 25" VALUE EXPERIENCED from GENERAL Il-NDEN('IES: You have little chance now to get out and get much done, but you are able to tackle those problems of a basic nature that need your undivided attention successfully, even though you do not feel you are getting much done 1 here is now a tendency to nag at mate or anyone around who is close to you, but adverse results would follow so avoid criticizing ARIES (Mar .l to Apr l') 1)0 your utmost to have more harmony with those who dwell with you and you can do much better on your job, in husines, etc , as a result Don't take any risks where your present security is concerned Don't invest unwisely TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20) Be careful not to take out on others whatever is your own fault, or you get into real trouble, lose valuable allies Buy the supplies you need, but count the cost well Remain calm and poised GEMINI (May 21 to June 11) Get good advice from experts where monetary matters are concerned so you do not make any serious errors I'hat usual adviser is not dependable right *.5 r''. • IS iioiAll$i4i . <., 0) —) " • FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1972 ...... - - DEAR OUT: I'll wager your letter will be read land hee'dedl by many who are younger than your did, but could use the advice. I hope so, . ,r,r4 ii: ;, I,' 4Q , Vvd) , 1041~ , ..It it - P,-jnk.i~vs are thin flat batter h cakes ONE ENTERS this cheerful home. Plan HA74P, through a shelttrt'd pert ice to a roomy reception foyer f ea turing a ' DEALt "U": It seenic to me that a iornman In your position could use some "legal" advice. lie's one man you reuld call up and make an appointment with, without much difficults. All sou may gel is legal advice, for which you most pay—but it's ssorth a try. - - i', ',- to urn I, cø TitW-N. V. Keys Ivid • MCA : • - e 1 - Dispenser with carefull\ wrapped cmal 'amps. [,ibclots t oy % etc e t u an lcehr . r t rd rh ia or 'd i ,. I raducer s job is to s t-i hi rar &u out 14 s t ic trir. .iu -• :. • - 44 1 lilt 14 f4will (if Medallion ed . 1% . 1 '' __ 111111 --' Tilt RSIPAY, SEll'. 2,1172 t loot-( - ii cartonF that are easily lifted . r r ffzv ' $I or fit: in hag. 2 tance. anti it bec,timirs a %%eight fl AT 'U A'\TA I%JJ..L.F WO tY RLD 4 FAC TS . 'iS .; .. ' . * Sprint '- 1 5c-o .. .4.3J-4 £ • . - ".. : \i - * _Z... . . - . . j' thou gh 22.?Z .. has surpassed him in fame still in there and th'termiried t. Wild a lasting career His •hu'. -i\" rent hit single. 'I'oer f -. . Love. on Spring reached No suent by fits house to horros' ins II on the best-selling list (if shoes. size 8 1/2 If he was out Sept 23 and had sold a million I had to wear my tennis shoes. BLACK -'. size 9 1/2. copies even before that If()KUl - Ms first record came about Other Simon singles to IUT1i (i\ 511 'iIat Iiacit stht'n an old lads wanted mc to gold hate been The (hukin t 11W tkRk s'ILItt Kind" and 'Drowning in the record a song she stroic I kept •. mat putting her udI But mt Sea of Uve.' "Tilt- Chokin 'mi: i'i. I.Iitwl it ag"n said. 'Go ahead and do Kind also stun him a Gramm 1'O'l. %`11111" Ingredient Assard tot i&9 for best solo You're starving to death anyltAt'ks1khR5 vocal, rtithm and blues Dt(,-A-I.!M., çut item 'She gave $l.I(' to produce' Simon thinks that more sthute . IHF 64' Ado; My to black this pa rticular song listening people are music than Itirmt'rls, sthit'ti able' One. an Voejas It -uId IU't'K ksL) 11(11.1, I'srI h ¶)l'1 (Wi 1 lh.HIs'ht that —. IRII ll'I ,ii1('diI .1.-., (,IuIler (.ir stas fantastic I got on the road arc reaching the pop audience BI. Siurtsat4 Jatk'u doing one-nightt'rs and I played Anyway most of my songs are PuitAI.R (P tAut I.. Jciu- Simon an r the Apollo off that rce'ori countr%-stest('rtl, st ith -I ste- tit run the road in 1966 . and b flat of I started out in a church choir and singing in after I finished high school I ,--C urren t schOOl like most black 1tIts was traseling with oru- of Jog.su r and b is natural for nic I Lewis s sparring partners .it Bes t S eIIers that time. Walter HaU'Iiff It was programmed to it from a t was a nice ex perience' but I kid Fl(1lO\ Simmesport. La is Simon s found out it ssasn t that easy I -v cc)av stas going out of l,IVl\(.5 iO' birthplace 'It stas so small. JO\AflIAN business and I had to cool it for he says. that once every tiod i sF(;t'l,i,. L'h got in the choir there w awn t about a year Till: 1\US oF AR. Wou Then Simon went to Sound in the audience nu Till; AI) A)'TAlS 11 1 alstays scanted to tie i Stage 7 sshr're he recorded ld5tt U KIM.S. You Keep Mc Hanging On singer When I was a little kid r.v I(K II( IRSII. DARK come and ''The ('hukin 'ispt'l groups used to li. AlI)l( MY \ '1I' i Noss he s on Spring ,.there ihrt'ugtt tustn !t,'r tmon s famils moved be is a part oi,tnet. and sthcrr' nn H'\ i,, ( ikland. ('alul st tie-n he "S he has recorded 'Your Time To (;-turgia Blue. '. " '(iu'Iu: O.K. I!, he joined a gospel quartet Cry, I'M OK Dross rung in the Sea of Love ' made about 110week weekk '''i' horns and ross t'r of Lose - - On the total it paid for gas at least J1:Itt'sAl.E1:. Collins arid The first couple of years I latter tw o. he is co-st rite-n with lipierrt' GambIt- and huff stas singing I didn't really make n.i:ANt)R: 'miii: 'EARS Simon is intent on sturking any money I just wanted to I.ash AIA)NE, hard and building his career sing PETER PRES('RII' TIlE I sang in a (,tub in ('alifurTila lie says. 'People expect you to one lION. Peter I only had do a nice show TheN expect you tot 17 a night oii'i:s MAIIIII M;E. Nni suit gray This real small to do your records I have and o;,r'i' ()'Nt'tlI triend (it mini' Roland had a enough songs noss to sing 40 1'6i -, i%" niu- jml i:', f,ln' .ir' huok4 I .1'; ,.Ill 1 .1 f,c ' 0 j'r('I'jpl(',s - -'ui.' trutat sell it to buy u n" sa fur .',r'f',i- ir' ft iv ;'c.s Squad, AB( .,Morl 8-' his livelihood, Rut the ktd.s (,-' M;urhaI1, '.1 and scheme to kidnap "Yesterday's Ashes." Sue "The protest Waltona, 8-9 CKS, The ('nuns1ot At Law. John ('all" The Waltons learn a (or isiteO'Wflfip') the' calf. Jim- Fielding (played by Jo Ann caught in Harris, is a qlf.acknnwledged rvidson plays a young former valuable lesson; life means Bob and F,liiabeth are athlete sshn has become a when incite to them than any material the act arid reprimanded. but Inset A house' fireparertls and minkler. one of the new breed possession A male calf is born everything works nut fine. A '.va i, killed her if enlightened and forwardIcu the family cow and ,lotrn rharmtn entso4e from this scarred her face. After being caught shoplifting with her boy thinking members of ib. 1'15' friend in a store, she saves Pete 4. 4. by pimping in frint of her Our Famouc friend's gun Pete returns the [' - plastic for favor, arranging iirge'r'/ for the girl Her selfi i mnnfidence fetutfl.5, Nit CO (IM'S he boy friend, si"t th plans (or a () Sale of the C.rttrurg r H U R SD A V i-sank robbery . () GalYtfilt 9-Il 26 ms, The (R.S T'hiirsEVENING AFTE RNOON day Night Movies, -Markeni,r..perd'i 1200 (3) 1 01) To Tell the Where did it n na's Gold () Password Truth wrong" I? has a fine cast Holl yw ood Sotiares ? T ru th '-"' aIIe(I r.y t,rriory "I'm 311,1 Cnnsøqu.nes (C) F5'N1'th0d (,marShariff, but it is laborious (C) Wildlife Theatre ii) 'Nhere Inc and sloppy. ft ploets along 10 ()) Filfnilf Classics l.art ts unevenly in what is supposed to (6) WP'it's M Line' () j• (C) Parent Game be a stark drama about a ,jrnup a.ws I) 10 (2) i4 ) ()) Flip W,lson of 1rjeedy people searching for (6) Search for (a) Waltons TryY'ioi'rOw iot canyon of gold. Only Perk (C) MOd Squi (C) Solit Second loes not share their ,(reed, bitt ) 01) (3) Irrurtsid I 00 12) omerCeT he is forced to join them (6) Mo-sies (6) Beat the CIork becaus. he alone knows 'hi' (C) Mar () All M'i ChiIdu'en Do-An Martin 01) (2) y. )0 (2) r)irk 'Ian Dve (C) O,c'ari Marshall Ironsole, NBC, 9-16 (4) 16 ) As the World ii 01) (3) () () News ''Programmed for Panic Turns II 10 ()) Tonight stioLet's Make is A televisionaix.shnW host ,siuts (C) (a) (C) Movies Deal an investigation that leads to 3 00 (2) Days of cir Lives eVPnitflhi a killer A young girl (6) Giu'dtn 1_19M .sf'ind mutrier°rt in A park md FRIDAY l4'ii1AO d C,are 1.'hief lrnnaide reconstructs the 11') (3) Doctors night of the crime after (6) Edg, of Night MORNING 'et C.A'. ,,..$an,ilnii tnnntA in nearby Game . -- _____________ 6:00 (C) Sunrise Jubulø Another World 1 fM (7) Using the "-' apartment.s. 6:0* (3) Sunshine Aimanar 4 Love Is a Many show, with guest star Jane 6:15 (6) Sunshine Almanac Splendoned Thing playing the TV host, Gregory 6 25 (2) World Tomorrow viewers call in information that 6 30 (4) Summer Semester (3) Return to Peyton 6 45 (2) Sports Club helps piece the murder togetl:"r Place 1 00 (2) TOdisy , c,'wm anti identify the killer () PIe'-.uss \t"n _________________________ The 1-In ARC, (C) Ore LI'C to Live (C) Ibm's Bug Too - .,-- 1' • fliflinfol i TI I r* 0 ! ~ '.- I I" Mrir'- 5%'nvsu.i' I,,,, .I'ihgIi.1tçhts I removed from stoves. r .: . a rVAl star carm L-i - . riec-ords I se been able * ~ _ 'wr- ' S 1 fl : ~ - • ur.g U lu..: r ' sng te( ha to sing o.hr OUp a Jack.-II! av, turned down the '-i -'-- 11 : . - • — i i A,L':-':'.:L::l i: ____ Mill" — 0tr S'oh Ref rigator drags along a lot of stuff that he Fri-7cr Stove For example you ma have difficulty mit' ing ill never use at his ne home One company estimated the a sofa down the nar row stairs f I'u It . an old apartment it of mov in g 6i roofl' onl anus and other large pieces d on raoing day that a to fin have been httustu1 in ma garage stas loaded to the hilt Ii put another four hours on the through u indows by moving bill Many people are aston- men One man claims to have in wht'n this happens. but it hen hi curred a slipped dic question of had planning i ttis moving company spokes- attempted t, move a washing machine, even though he used a man explained Before hiring a vehicle for rnjbi hand truck Consid dit-vourse1f moving purposes. erung his doctor hilts, it would have been cheaper to hire a one should take a complete inprot eci ona I n.over, he oh untors of furnishings A dc ion con the n be mode on the The do-ityourTelf movers ,.ie of the vehicle that is nect'ssary A medium-sI?e trailer also suggest washing pat k crefulls san 5 tis 8 feet will mos Isso rest against pailmust medium '17C rooms u2l9 cubic machine of ibout$lOSO iist tCCt it * - . ______ ____ I t 6 zo 6 _____ I f I uv Longfellow's Work; ~ -- j T • including Ir,suraflce. one couple trucks For some it is a intendent and assistance in unnc h %ivsan 141o%.n found Hental garages can pro was assured before loading it questIon of getting into the net rsitr Al' \rIeaiur Vide information on the capa chome before the first snowfall lb made the large pis liv of the various conveyawe If you have mt ing Prokss'cinal moving pple are ' ou can sa e TThflc it. ecti sofas. bureaus, refrigerators available and iIl h"lp sour nn furnishings But you busiest during the summer .ind id mating the cubit' feet of int1t it is absolutely essential t' ttili need a strmg back. pa. early fall they cAplain furniture. Svings can t consuderabk , have help OthertIsC sit back ual tuoccn4 tilling helpers I-'r eimrl. the gulJt they an'l gait for a ,rofessuoflal The opportunity to move Wont one couple cplained The an it used shows in cubic feet .:;1ancts tith seht'1es that can moved four rims of furrnsh• crew Even at high rates. desk arm chair ulOt, sofa m')es and might he worth the risk of inieftatdepotsatcirneatoflcs ings more thzn i2O. telesison ci,1ibtnatton juring your hack .1 tsnation is prompting many claim to have saved $I. i 1)raperlcs tirepritfesthree rug The rate fur (1 to make the venture Help in lo.4ing a van vas avail an plac t.util, floor lan.p. mirro; a e able from their building cu1 'r- sional moving men and s'TTtC people USC trnul bust 3 cubic feet A ref rig hour. an are each —________________________________________________________ can run around $50 tpers Oft OTt crator is 4(1 anti a trY7er 4 longalthough hauls the after ______________________________________________ ratea certain dis. jUn;OrShiCyC1el'uP e 1~11 • t•t' AA if X/ . . M 'Mdft ah 111111 - ~, ~ P II U4Ni .,,,a UVAN BELMONDO 'CANNON JEAN-PAUL .i.,.4l.' lies in the worker! Katie- plans to use lit * cmts. of 15,(XJO xpulattoul ss'hiert' the $2 per Kcittir wwgt' scale is uoritial. If she seriously wants te' iiiart tt'tL, she 'better take that filing c'lerk job anti then use it is a sprtngbouid for hettez positions later on. Employers prt'4er to offer jobs to those who are atti'adv working rather than I to the unempkyett! For unemployed people LIC ieg1uded etther'Iow us L.Q., or itw'*petieib'UI. Of tazy and unreliable1 . DSPECIA DAY oe 8 *;,N SEAFOOD HOUSE 15 Dinners UNO.I r 'it S j l,j 'j j ic uc'-, .i tOIlI sla w .1SIIS S UWI'•it'I .i.iJ chowder Highball . . j ad 'it's. .iu'1c 'Q'' 51- Children'* Dinner 6 au Cocktails 75' Michelob Beer ()t't'\ Setxl (or my 'Vocational Cuid.*nce Kit,' enclosing a I) fl . . . 89' 20' 1 It Et.'k tong stam1wd, return enselope, 1iltis 25 cents. ii. ciss a sin. Alasi. n. •nit4 • wha at this stamp" s.i,g,....i sa..te'. sad U ..al. to wwiI 13411114 164 euiti hir, .a •.Ii lu, . .t 51, t.... . • 14ti ii:i AMA JOE'S LOBSTER - F r ench %v, S,ank'rd HOUSE 17 2 �—'a fit Thursday, Sept. 28, 1972 -The Sanford Hera-'d — To Attract Volunteers kn Army Must Add Incentives MiIIt.ary.AerospaerWrfttr Service Copley - 1 ounz Amcricins seeking a more incentives to attract dings of i, survc conducted b Resources military career and those Human significantly greater numbers the of careel officers and enlisted Research Organization already in the service. Acronym for Volunteer Army iHumRROl for the Army to men. These were the major fin- assess the impact of V01.AR on Program. VOI.AR was aimed at liberalizing some traditional . -_-.--------.-..--.. .--- conditions and regulations to make military duty more attractive— without impairing the Army's effectiveness Inaugurated July 1, 1970, for a year's trial run at five Army posts, the experiment also was VO1.AR was z valuable year. long experiment for the U.S. Army, destined to be an allvolunteer force after mid-1973. But the service must offer even By FRANK MACOMBER ...- .; . I - . 00 -- wings of 40-60% - Cr U 10 - all summer sandals flats & heels A A • all colors ) -. .. T1't4 I Grasshoppers • S SSSt: -- - — 4) 4) ' Connies Danelle c Divina innovations from officers and ((:000 Open Fri. Evenings ?) receivedb the thousands #_ 77, Ilk—Q91W_ 1 Lv,. The HumRRO report concluded it wrns unlikely that VOI.AR or "any single action, in and of itself, will gre, atly . affect satisfaction with Arm% life and better conditions... IIIm PtAI DIAL 322.0204 208 E. FIRST ST. or Have one on us. --: ek dim _ ILORtDA Ar Fi t ha M th Physical Planning, Fred Clayton, notes the expanded parking availability for students to Student Steve Adamick, president of the F Government, as classes got underway this L1 7I ii jt k The 7i 'r a a t mxrr site with a erases file ictai spaces to nearly 'tr'it1un to 9(0-car area tinder PRESIDENTIAL SURVEY - FTC Director of L further ease the situation FTt Photo Jon FindtlI Ll" f I - f . I _ 4 Herels the AnswerTi SUN S It L . STAIE \b (1Z s72 P. S . g - ... ;.: 5 - . - - - . . . - . -,'r-. - - .- - S . - - ? ). . 4. - i i:-f .1T — A It ttf tth top i.hIi Ofl Il AII\ 1.A had a reasonably thick coat of I' Y'ieStC3tUIT% - I rectntl refinished the paste wax on it. the stain might ....i-1rfl top of an old TV con- have been previnted from pent sole After taking off the (do trating But this is only a slim possibility finish.I put on two coats of armth. then rub*o down theVigorously rub down the top surface with pumice powder with turpentine in the hope that and rubbing oil It came out removing the wax will also reax but is not move the stain If the exceptionallyth smoo 1as : itglor .sy as before the rubbing restore the ruhbing the area Aith rotten;_ possible tone and oil as explained in tht gloss without applying another previous anser If that doesn coat of varnish' work you have no choice but to A. - Yes Repeat the ru's- takeoff the entire finish uth ' bing technique. but this time varnish remo%er use rottenstone instead of urnThe chances are the stain will iceBe sure to use a clean tiff but if it shouldn t at rubbing pad.preferably because it is in the bare not the one you used : t itse, f-ou'll have to blea pumice Plenty of vigorous nib out with it commercial Aciod binE is n.cessary. Another rub- bleach. sold in mot hardware down with paste wax will help stores, lumber yards and paint preserve the finish stores -- - - -- — -- Buy a new car with one of our low-cost loans and we'll pay for the tags. silS year, next year . . - — CO> (5 E c L a '5 0 0 .- — -. . every year r__ -._ let.... 1.-. inc ut uic iu.sii. ior ine entire 0 II 0 valid on minimum loans of S 1 ,500 A 7 or after. ft approve,1 Aug. -. 1. •' ta - Are they ex *nsve' 1k' they lt I. ltl. %ltIi\541\ use more water' Will installaI' -leaIurrs tions destroy the present lawn' Spring and fail yard cleaning Should you operate the system It?V..............-.....r 11ih ni:IiiiiiI' at night' net mesh spread ('fl the NeiA sprinkler heads with to receive leaves and debris wider ()VCtC and use of plasr Just rake on pick up 11w tic pipe 'longer-lasting than ou have an eas ners lold and some metal pipe I have brought ti , iiianage bag systems down to within reach The net ('uned Corp 1 is UII 11111)1 II0IIIt4) III ,n i.t . •ui Iha Ii pt'f'.iOUS to mold ini lde five yeats ,rf rorrosiofl damage and will The project may be a major L1414flV 54- j4)flc T)o 8 ft't initial investment. but it -'. B fool plastic II1(StI tighs -!ON right ounces and (,art be increase the value ('1 ded and stored in a shoe box and it is available for FhI -\ Ii\fier spreading hit- net. rake via ncing Most run W I c'- nts a it It-ayes from the tin rnedi- square foot. depending on the t' area gather the rorner ttfn installed, labor costs. This the number of trees and shrubs .il tote awa 11w many lips with a Ln on the property. the property t 'twl tiasket smut- 11w shape and soil condition hi more New pipe-pulling and sodding %uturnated equipment hardly disturbs the 1I-rgruund automated My son spilled some ink Q Q - I clipped a story out of a on a varnished uodcn table :g' ome It ne spaper he ddn top Unfortur.atel tell us about it immediately about a refinishing project It Several weeks have now said to use water putty to liii passed Is it ttll pusibIe to get nail holes in the wood When I oil the stain' went to purchase some. th e A - Fm afraid not Once ink hardware dealer said he didn I have it in stock but offered to settlesinto the pores of ood or even the finish - it s urn- sell me some plastic wood He possible to get it out There is said its the same thing Is it' -r Ike. E — 4) CIn4)C 4_O O s 4)-0 4) (0 Cl .0 C) _ I C0' ' >a :c leer - — — ' - - 0 X U.. 4) 4A 0 _cas 0 4) cO I-. d — •— > tC= -. — L) 0 4)2Cin ra 11 (/) Ln 0 0 3 E Ln 0 -0 2 0 '( C) > ifl - ri U')> C .... 0 C 4) E o w .2 LU Z le- 1 ri. 4 F' •-'i YvI - -S - -$ %SI- --- ca -- 15 ---- - ,--\ ' C rt 'a# LU di Ire-i you lawn during installation, "ft.' i much lawn c-are all through with only a fine surface slit the hot summer There are an showing A fortnight later all ,--.tirnatc-d half million systems signs generally have disappeared ii n alri'ad -v $ I 0 L 0 --S -STRONGBOX If "1 - -- I- •/ L..L. -0 C § — > Z .;; OPEN 9:30T05:30 322-7953 —cE. 4) Cn 0 in E 72 gto 0 — U U. w (0 31 S - SANFORD 4) >.0 •— 0 5_. In -- z 1100 FRENCH AVE. 0 U C = S § t C M C >'C-' 3 Z 4 .2'° U) ' W. >.1) Alarm ,ivpi when ap.n.d, Irft.d or georgo stuart ('y) -tjt'*vsi'wts os.a.'.; ,.a O.CC W. Sale 9 Dra,er Triple Qrcser & Mirror, Full Size Bed and Frame, Chest and FIl Size Bedding! Beautiful Spanish esigned bedroom fit for a kintil Note the massive mouldings, which give an effect of doors on chest and dresser, tall mirror iiith top moulding beautifully designed headboard with polystyrene carvings and ,ntqued brass hard,iare, All dra#ers tire dustproof throughout Selected pecan eneers with baked on lacquered antique type finish in rich golden brown color. Whatever you do don't miss this great sale Big selection at sale prices! 0..0 M r — 00 It) C) W -- --- -- __________________ Tb.* o'er r%odes *ithewt olo'm $1095 $17.95 and $24.95 C Z --4- - -- CL C) 4) I :- //PORD ltid P•,1.1 f, iiom.. b.&.r.ss or travel. Has do,jb!. Co,r-bi'tovi and 11lof lock. I.rrvOpODie trot with adjustable d..d.r.. Proi.css 01k. papers, 10c4,c,tiss and otl.r volvables. ipwiT _ V 7:4 7 1 r FLOR/DA STATE 8ANK - '5 __ In 16. That's what's called driving a bargain. Offer 0 E = Cr'5 4) 0 Cl c . 1 s - -; — tv > > U -4) 54) ifl '5 I— Cn n D>C —; o- ' .(5(5 - 4- ---S-S S -S--S - - = ! 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Jai:, The LIC(ucaIitIfl W11111 ytinile by a trusty who suppi"d rather wider. investigator for the state Jarvis, Who testified Abbott herring to pursue the identify Polk alt ho ugh knowing them. Wayne ease the contraband. Sheriff While Whalen's last time attorney office, had queried .Jarvms admitted the 1"ultcin Perkins was on drugs matter. defied that ail inmates caI(l he is is, t:, "the the lad Jarvis concerning drugs three in shile incarcerated at county is im portant, th of a trusty Polk he had seen , 'it knew the name, ti Jarits disclaimed continued times and Jail. trusty as was in May preceding a grand jail. Jarvis said, he, too, was t-ourt said, and the jail, it's later e jail, knowlerige .Jar;is replied, of the taking demnormil. darvon,('odf!ifle drugs are going into th Cummings Raldwlfl, an inmate, jury nvestigati0fl is lying." Jar.'is i not report "Fulenwidet and cocaine, which, he said, going to stop." 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' , ... -- - - SEMINOLE cut by one-third in c New York cxperimental program, a live-year study shows. ~~ i - I% ' -- -- Danny Lee Willett, 18, train yesterday afternoon on SR 427 at struck by a Seaboard Coastline the crossing between Longwood and Altamonte Springs. Troopers PE. cny are investigating. The tractor was (Phil) Dixon and Terry McIntyre which was thrown clear of the tracks pulling a mower (shown above), while the tractor was demolished lwemi Baby killed ,*v410fl By BILL SCOTT '019vow :' .• 'FILE BREAST CANCER DEATH RATE has eal w - : . - I of Win nf h r ___ L. -.-- ' -. consumption of some shellfish two weeks ago, has clamped a devastating grip on fishing industry sales as far south as Florida. Secretary nt stage is expected to be flnished and .,I sewa ge housing." !e U;41.ras iot usable for agriculture anti a Greater Sanford Chamber of would add to the county tax 25 rollsCommerce industrial t committed unantm3t1SlY The chamber board ilo expected .tre adop ted i resolution at thu directorl matter same conthe give requesting morning's session M119 e Seminole County Board of sideratlon at its Oct. 12 meeUfli( th chamber another Cammissiofletl to favorably and th coming resolution may be for ciflnUit consider the for th Reg How". another mat • zoning appeal of Paulucci s". Enterprises' Heathrow. a $)U Industrial committee chair• -. - 111 e board if • million, planned open space man, .sdvtsed th '117 •,,• problenti.Faced by bun as well community, located on l,3 Lake Mary as other industrialistS. in the ---- acre tract on lack if jufficent [OW-COSt - " -- - Boulevard and 1-4. . •% workers. He said he a' The county zoning board housing for .coi men due to Gary Taylor Photo - turned down the planned unit was 'lusing — V. - of h,jue ii the S17,O d e ve lopment i pud at its !uek preseflUfl before that body r'. - : COUNTY'S 3TH FATALITY two weeks ago stang "the county was not ready for such was killed when the tractor he was driving was - — .- TOXIC ALGAE which TAXPAYERS' EXPENSE, ' - ~ SENA'I'E .vr . - . 'I'IIE "REI) TII)E," A X. -_ - - - ('OMMIfl'EE today delves more deeply into whether the Navy, as well as the Air Force, carried out unauthorized bombing raids against North Vietnam. • riuy I S ~% Bulletin ,gc1gONVILLE, Via. A? - -r morning the industrial chamber committee in curpurated in the muon by Garnett White, member. 'Heathrow will be in the best wi.oxLe and w4k ,,, Vlurlda and • _____ pr$Et (oUow1 eftt compla&n*a interests of the citizens of he ak' F.veuue Ser,tee. ternal County," in asking for "WLz.'OI1lr uffletais have a favorable reaction from the the in agreed to modify pric[t1* county commission zoning appeal at a date to be pr.cedures and to make tq Defense Melvin 11. Laird has been traveling 2 - 1 O p en 'i e In M 9i s hap nn a y ~ Monday -- ------ Clarified B y Ruling __ OMWORSTRATORS: Li ce n s e Law Business .jJiu - 1* tr This morning Knowles said he was still ying to obt.itn to have Kenneth neededinformation but thus 1 cer, return several calls fi legal of Hoffman, pollution board__-1 nuray anu he had made Thursday According to David Ivtn, pollution bard chairman, who was contacted regarding the special Sanford permit. •the state-imposed moratorium will have no exceptions ions of concern it This news was received with expre ss industrial o mmerce today's Greater Sanford Chamber of c - ; 11 mit its 1 ilorPhoj - I'.' r,-nrP :h.' .Jt-n Knder siut he 'cpøet.'l an tndutry hut tue to ie uncertainty M the •t her' (el convince a proap-ec' problems, t would not be possible to sign his name to contract purchasingproperty for a tactr without a sewer connection. In addition to industry, many home builders .1130 will e affected with the delay and the city's growth could sernnd.tr seriously staleTneated until June V73 when the r prder to cQIflIY with the It was the opinion of ' Maheu, industrial committee eeuomnlc .tiblLi**tlOfl Mayor and TV sportscaster D 0 through the Midwest this week, defending % ulucet pnerso," mW A. J.W041011111, member, that the ex tr aordinary Ken Brown...,he programs and attacking administration PUD will eventually be ap1j4g4e$ dlred for the 38 Norma Jean England. and Coach Doug Dickey have Willett was thrown from the George presidential can By GARY TAYLAR Elder pr Democratic in his yard on 8 ( re Ungprogramof game oved, but several changes n bore. tractor as his body and flying killed .. the urmaI plans, such as McGovern. highlights on Channel 2 each Seminole County's traffic metal struck a parked car Road, one mile north of Sit Weather Dwain Everton Wygant. of 31 location of the sewage treatfatality count climbed to 13 owned by Albert Fred Duval, So) to be have ment plant may o ld yesterday as an lSioo West Eighth Street. Park A',enue, Trailer Curt. r'1;ty i ngti M count> einploye was killed on Damage to the car was w as driving a 19O Chevrolet made. 1.:I.EVEN ILI(',-('LTY SChoOl. LLO:I(E)S Partly cloudy today anti White. in explaining the his first day on the job. in a estimated at $200. and failed to see the infant as he (t1)CSt'fltiflg 76 per cent of Florida's public Saturday with chance (it a twyearthe yard. He reasons for making bla motion. incident, Now about those reflec ng out of their political clout separate ki pool th undershowers main ly durini school pupils meet to Troopers IE, Phil Dixon w bac a car stopped at said " that property is good for killed when old child was Lions.... the are in. told officers he had thats afternoon and evening hour's ort to get more funds out of in an efffort me thitig amid backed over him. According to and Terry the Mcintyre Probably never even heard of X. incident. They the house to pick up some older cnl. e vestigattng Legislature. Edward Carbajal, did you? the Florida Highway Patrol, th ed b the sheriff's children to take then skating led as a were assist He's an aircraft employee in mIshap was not classified % fatality since it occurred department. Altarnonte Springs Ernie Burbank, California, and one Troopers E.W traffic police and Trooper M.E of Shaffer. Leggett and Cpl. Jacobs and Richard who is expressing a view shared on private property, Ernie) Highway PatroL th Florida ta ke an lee Willett, 18, who e D by m y of us...."i used to and U, L.J . Kriz. of the home $65 and with that I could was staying with his aunt ar.d Herman E. Whaley. t! r_uncle at 1104 West 20th Street, Charles Eugene England Jr., sheriff's departmt'mt '.' 'r pay the rent and take care of --that investigate to was killed on impact when 2, son of Charles Eugene and called the kids and other things . came up, Now I'm clearing $112 tractor he was driving was SSAVE -,i —' my way." JW,I s tr uck by a Seaboard Coast and I can't find "( 11 train allegedly line passenger a meat cleaver in the hands traveling 75 miles per hour. by $SAVE By MARION LIETHEA '72 S vartbd. Texas lolmuw. Leatbvrvlte Willett recently came to of a bandit. Sanford from ler (ty, N.C. And between sometime this Mrs. Mathis operatcd a ,i!Iufl 'aiJuiI, air (Ui)A defense motion to suppress Patse,ittr e afternoon and Monday am. lfryear4)ld grocery store at Ninth Str eet and was on his first dii) on th $SAVE '72 ,, l000d job, ,iiowtng grass along the when I'm buck behind this Avenue. the meat and Pecan Stanley I)eHose with VW SUPER BEE TLE5. S.I tochoose $SAVE rttad.sith's. The UCei(teflt hapty pe writer, I hope to find out tc A meat cleaver believed to be Lee flusint'se licensed to do G'verner April 4. 1 '72 .ttfl All jiW A'ti M Secretary of l)efeflsC cleaver murder of Vera before 2 in. iflCti shortly why on Aug. 7 was denied from the store meat cooler and eir twine city or sunun-ary of rulings uiciudt. th business in Mathi rough th SR 427 at the crossing be Melvin La ird tr aveled an empty cigar box, believed to was not received unUl 'OufltY art not required t0 buy * this one the Midwest all this week, yesterday by Circuit Judge L.ongwood and Altamonte cash bOat, were th store's e w hic h was after the be License in any other county or September, defending administration Clarence Johnson Jr. 1973 VW flCt" thd Springs. floor e th Tet1mfl0flY, including th at th e found on cc ordance with a recent licenses were processed amid a actor was scatcity in and attacking The Case tr prograzila for over woman's bleed ing body. ruling by Fiorda Attorney imiatled. Upon clarlttcatiufl of Now In Stock Democratic presidential accused, was heard tered over a wide urea, with West 1$1999 Defuse resided at 1011 this ruling those businesses can at three hours yesterday atGenerl Robert Shevin. McGovern pieces carried several hundred candidate George ricreaSt which the court Fifth Street, five blocks from No Price The exception to the above obtain a refund upon requeit ter1i,ofi, lifter ieetdown the track by the train. virtually every (op. the &cene of the slaying. (tutu local offices. ingitatyours denied the motion by defense y01e,e's do would be where a business had There was no clar(ltcaton as attorney, Ned Julian Jr. city to the effect on vending a branch office In another and my expense! office Dellose faces trial Monday OVER 90 NEW VWS IN STOCK or county. Each branch 11,1 bad enough that both Mr. machine companies or other the fir st degree murder of icr woo" new VW from the I.rpesI can be required to have Nixon and Senator McGovern widowed city services provided by out-of-city 65-year-old in Central Fierida at the Guide occupational license by the away are Area deaths ...............113 Entertainment - - -- located. toe county i firms. "-''.I' llkv 'torekeePer, whose hacked --Guide or county where it Is which each was elected during ...................7A Farm news - - --- ---- her neigh- Bridge ruling cane out of a This was found by lÀ horoscope the political campaign ......I can body where * i).de CouMy her cries f or Calendar - - ............. at, ulthough not tX responding to . 3A The initial opinion was not situation understa nd th required ChurchdlreCtorY --------813 Hospital notes 11I5U clear as to effective date, construction firm was ttPublic notices liking it.....HUT, Iiiird" 5o help. -------2 to buy a tkt'n.se in Itruward Church news also charged with lt uughit was thought O10mfle Deliose, 6A Society .....way! SAP30 - --- - --because of activities in Iz&Ttv(IL S 4* robbery, was arrested thortly Classiftedads quar ters to be Oct. 1, Howevr', County - 20-313 Sports ......... niiøi i 60 at -..................... presumed it Is at county ed Comics expir that Mathis could be It appear that miller Mrs. it would 3A SIJ P )i)-$ — Stocks ----------------Ph lii 7A this applies to all Orlando Ph 444 50)4 Florida hIopitaL of gashes CrosawordpUlzlu ........... effective upon passage of th is time Guide Rest show fit the drive-in body, Dear Abby ...............7A hapter 72-306, signut by the tuiiwei Guide niovie Is usually in tt,e ear next about the head and Tablehopping 4A loriI comment ic d been in E fl te di llieved to have to you. -- ti '-.............. r ..: - - - Meat Cleaver T I Cl I I - -. __ __i i - - ~ .-. . witlout secondary treatment and barred from further sewer began trying to hookups after Saturday the city manager th orities to detPtTflhl" contact appropriate TallahaaMe au . . -' r.-..:;-- ((rar :: on them. one, too for Longwood '..'.- 0 0 - . Don't underestimate the lorida Gators....thy have the F potential to be sensational, notwithstanding last week's- X. loss toSMU. ..'. And while I'm pinning a rose . Jf - - .•: -- 0 When the pollution board listed Sanford among those cities !! ini:ssE1 IN MIlITARY UNIFORMS wearing combat decorations, three American prisoners of war have returned to the United States, put themselves in the hands ofgovernment officials and scattered to different parts of the country. . Uon.,..and a chance to see some great football, too. some -'v'. - ttici1IC g y . . CD ,... ' V. mission was disswided from X. enforcing a speed limit °n trains ope rating in Seminole . County. . .you can betcha that X. th is same item will be on th is coming Tuesday's count)' :. commission agenda. . can't drive a car If you and I mph.. there's no more than 35 meason why a tr ain should go zooming 75 mph thru the very .* srme spot. , .v — The weekend is for reflec- -- - I , . this year, this county corn- r - one pot is cer tain.. .earlier CD T 57 * 1-6: - 0. CD fl . '' ¼'*, 1, i t, tJi . SANFORD TOT KILLED IN FRONT YARD - •• 11 ,..,i . W. trrnie' juuu Troopers Richard Shaffer (left to right) inspect damage to a 1970 Chevrolet after Deputy Clarence Smith Eugene England Jr., 2 was killed when the car backed over Charles sheriff's department was also called in on the him. Lt. L. J. Kriz of the investigation. The incident happcncd in th family's yard on Elder Everton Wygant, of No. 31 Park Road, one mile north of SR 4fi. Dwain drvinti the car. Avenue raiier rtr, Sail 01 : -' I.-- ..,,,, ,., o' - PA last spring adopted the program for gates at that tragic railroad crossing In Longwood. AND. . .on July 1st of this :. year, allocated the funds for the .•.. Installation of same. From that point it was adbptetl by the state's .. Department of Transportation, who : and from that point. knows what happens? ,- 0 11 I t, i~ __ - n Do . 1% -i - -. 0 c 11 • - \- For the records. . led by County ('mrntccIon Chairman Greg Drummond. who undoubtedly Is one of the mest safety-conscious local leaders we've ever had. . the county ~ r, 14 ' V. VCD 11011 Do M.I10 >n to 2 < < Zo Do " '4' - 71 '11~_Ai%6iP—___,1 3 CI L : p C1 14 A' 541fl1(if(F5 tjuIl(hfl. IIfl(1 ifl(1Wtriil r(,At ard rcely affected IF the State Water and Air PoUutiofl iflvab(1. hoith the (ity's t&'tnVrary permit This is tiesog confirmed by various leaders, trn are reacting from the news Thursday that a special permit obtamed by W.E. Knowles, city manager, allowing continuing sewer connections to the city system past the Jan. 1, 1973, deadline for cities not having secondary sewage treatment facilities may not be valid _____ - 1 LM C Cr - anted paper herein ht ballots to facilitate the inclusion nell of write-in candidates )OU can forget about it Understand that the case was dismissed. to Z,,. J 7 I 1. 0 C - W - la w suit that About challenging the supervisor of elections for lx)th Seminole and I3.reard Counties and filed b) L' ii 0 - Hs.John A. S1xdskl I 8.. 4 - :.-i ______ 0 ---- k~z OR : r.....i I ---- --- Sewer Connecting t _ J: ,! CD P --------- —;: I., % There Are two ways the drugs ! reach the jail. Jarvis *aid, Judge Salfi Orders Grand Jury Probe ftrHEA hi>' MARION :::::: I It from - __ II tzTOIV own ' ..., ________ _________ - Index 4. ',, II 0. 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