20 10 309 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d13b59f7d7d740dbc37b6c96845d7e7d.pdf 9ea50d714026f6095a622054c7a38a24 PDF Text Text -.__ ____________ 03ELT3ELI _ BEJN D 6AIAt4 ' M GET R k y lab __________________________________ ' g ______ Mr. GAIAN! I U' Aerospace To serve as a giant Mgt SATA N 4~ I N - -- _________________________ __ - next e ig ut mon ths. Stitet (I (lilt) I station C harles .lr., 1)r, Joseph P. Kerwin and Paul •J. Wat('h(l from thri' miles away ms a Weitz stoi sks %' HI (I to Saturn rocket thunder it guidelines for long of the ftjttjre, such as per 111MIN)t qpace stations or joiirneys to other 'I'll(- information also ma y have far-reaching consequences in bringing benir-fits frrim space to mankind. exro-cially it) The survey of earth's hid(frn natural resources. D onald K Slayton director of flight (tP'N opera lions said Sunday that Conrad . Kerw in and Weitz are 'Fully trained, confident and m mn t immauts will ('00(10(1 extensive miI i'al srit'nt if ir. ear- I ll Ii m t'ttimr ti's and spare in.iini1ii liii II) t'xJ)('f 111)1 IllS (C) (k't('rrnsnf' (mow - _ learn will set dora to Ihv Sk% and :1 crews. vach (if whicli is 11) illhallit Ihe Oation fill- 56 days lalvr ill Ole yvar he Fj,mal plarinNi flight for tht' Saturn tho w orld's largest a nd most prt erftil r kf 1 whic h ' The Skylab one astronauts .. What they 1 iyovs well st ation, which is as large as a three bedroom house tom , ('('01(1 28 oh hmtal mission ome Wf'il Info (HI) live and work in pn(C for long I rocketcd away front earth today to serve its a giant "cabin in tile sky" lot- oiov astronauts in the next eight niontlis. The first (hree-man crew is rvadv to ride another rocket into space to link ill) with the 'Cabin in ffie sky' for New H For piipvl the 5 ton laboratory toward orbit I tieii'mailei 2_;)I1%cntwnI Uro(,kvct(;;xi Skylab America's firMt pn v - - ockets lI UOWflt) n,;Ni:I)u1' nine astronauts in the - -- _ &T fE GET VEE --- Frank O'Neal by S ____1• -- look in forward to getting the big one off Lomorrü' dfI(! riding thf little (iflp on fuesdmy \) L sel TREE MIND ME, SATAN f Ci CErr Found S hot, Beaten Bod y 1M E Near GATA i1t II I J11 * 00 II (.M( I A'. I OR ake M I r I u. tr a c ks at t1. s. i. Ilicaled the Inall was duloped in a m't. Springoor Krit t -1 ___ Ad tt " ER NECK LNflL ______ w (C OET lr41A T}- I T &L1 AT 'n4 NL A,%V,E _____ fl' _______ A;ZE DL -A(, - - - Gold Wort Dollar Falls TI,YA tl -cl~ze To 5E ElF No,) OES ATTI;Z ZA _____ - ~1I t i, ti 100 C'I ' ' small roadway. hail hCCfl ShOt fltflC times 10 (hI' t - ain A aliber gun. Krt7, who worked through (fitnight on the case, this morning identified the man its to (liarles Newell 31, of 2017 ( rickeht Avi'.. (lando. foii productittu today on Europe's free bullion markets. and t lie U.S. dollar dropped. old hit the $IN level shortly after tile opening of the markets in lx)th London manager at carolan(lo Motor inn. Sit 192 and Interstate 4, The price of gold reached $1 - . . ____ — - — __ ~ f .X ) \ u Roth 'south Africa and the So met Union, the U~K A C L04+ R) John A. Spolski Come on fellahs .... let's all Riggs, - NEWS D CL - 3K or & ME by ZEK.. FoR LIT YOUR VE PUT UP L'I IThOVT IMSUL OVER 110xvie ScUneider I / I SI ThE ______________I - 41/ LUkIM - There Is one woman &i tutS all of roy respect ..... Martha Mitchell. Maybe it's because of r attitude of teling a Ike it .s that has so much appea to me - - * - J - indi cat es •i • poor are receiving le aid from the Ligal Services 11 1)efore Ilowa rd Phillips pogra m t h an became acting director of the Office of pIx)rtunmt'. earl'. t hm ) ear U-9 Hoi4ever. those becoming more repugnant are emerging from subsequent Watergate testimony, John Can you unagine Dean telling tile nation that what President Nixon told us in his rwtionwide IT addreSS was nothing but fabrication. As a result of an 10 vestigation. White House iounceItiassurrdMr 401 CL CL Coll o ' - F- E.AVE.&)S...I 4 ployed •:- S1'( RI'. IAR • !_' • - - - summoned to the Oval and had a document 1 --- - — I ' - •. . . / - r I &. - - - , • • • .................... - - - - -s' W WE 71 w 7.. 84A cientious objector from Fair. ternative service at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in B<iostan. Accmhng to Selective Servit-v figures, some 30.000 conscientious objectors have been asiigned alternative service Vit. ,. A V The government said Gamtv erred beeause it said he con strued the law'spurpose narwIy. G. ARAY I) %THICAPT.L.J. KRIZ ' \'Le'. body of Orlando man who was beaten and shot (Gar'. Taylor Photo) Not Same' n re a e II) TIIF AM)( lAO 1) I'I(LSS said n Prison F i At least lht ttu:td Ut lurula s largst that fight. Charles Sinith. X. I lis otilmnent. Ronald Ander1s u critical condition nearly lost his arm when n ar after surgery For an a1otninal ') W5 cut, Newman sa id. MI involved in the Raiford wound The light tsk place in tr unrt lak d a stati 12) tars fur tnur.kr trid ruiting t)iIttlIfl1 w t white th. prison g III ( or r c( t toilS l)i I 51011 was stabbed to death in Dill of Alut the same timt a light \lt unwhile t rout'ne :::i spokesman saill lothly. two almost simultaneous knife in it prison wing left Morris C %Vt don't think they were,"fights 4tt Raiford I'riM.iI %It 12 In S&FiOtlS condition lion al Institution tta follow I(tX Ni Iisffl cts ill can't think of any reason for (() major Florida prisons re- (hi Iii It. bt Ont was all %hiIt sultin in one death and injuries the other was black and white" to 47 other innu.tt'? apparently Jhwny Frecnuu. 1 serving .,.a 41~. :":': ____ U ri 'dl ba ttle wvohvu -Aillie 400 bLick and whate inutes after j Saturday night movie. Forty-five convicts and a guard were injured before the fighting was brought under Seven inmates were hopi 4Iized with stab wounds and pants used tnop handles, br000llm )Litct*n cutlery and rude knives appamritty fish tu ned in the prison's - ' Posalibly cm to try to *am tensions" at Swilter. Newnuin negotiations on reduction of forces in Central Europe enter a new phase with the Russians / tot tht first time ter ming them of ''great IIflIXJILeIflIC - - r. I Art-ii iwathos Bridge Calendar . - - hA 7A Society tsword puzzle Dear Mob)" ent 1 6A 6A 4A Sports Stocks iv - - - 7A . 6A :-: :-: 3A 6A * -. 1OA 2A :c - .- . - Mtisti) cloudy with chance - - - - thunitershowers through Lii day.11ighst*iaynear). 1.0w Iornghttnupc. OU Highs ti -- - llsiroseoi Ilointal notes Comics - - ex Entertainment '.flittta,ini,erit \tkrdJ) high 4 Low ita'rmngwt th t of an inchol ra1nyesterday,ThtM th i in wtiietm the temperature reactetI a tuPm of 94 degrees, - - nd GA - - - 'Il - - - ' • Weather _. - UNIVERSITY'S ItUT(;ERS OPI'4N UNIVERSITY, nicknamed "The Chance," uses tape recorders to distribute lectures to students as far away as Alaska. ' -' ____ - resnation thatwasavrtua1 : coeuion shoved to him. "ThIs has been repare. tr A your signature,•. the President : reprrtedJy said. bean refused : And hero, I thoujht that this only twppetied if you were a prisoner of war, or soinethin". v 7 -' -ZvJl AA Ift lam" 0 -.••- y 7V Va ft f American bombing in South Vietnam. a - ho perfam alternative seri ice share the same disruption. they shoWd share the benefits. he said. Garrity's riding foLlowed a ,utt by William R. Rabtnson _1~i UnitedSLitesdenmesanotherVietCongcharge to sign. - v'-01L_'9W oll SAIGO.% CIIARGE'S that more than 50,000 - C 'A South Vietnam since the cease-fire. The Office - N ri, North Vietnamese troops lia%,e moved int0 Then to top it off. Dean was - rate for disruption of thi life for two year Si nce cctmniou3obectorl tfraft's -' s X: ' - . 0 by the administration" i n v estigation Ltm''at le Nixorior break anyone e representing hint. ) ) 1 I a /. E. %% ()l STAT ILLIAM ROGERS fli(--s to ManagUa to inspect the prelirninary rebuilding of the earthquakeevastated Nicaraguan capital. Watergate, IX-an said that tie had never •;:i:_.__.___._.____— 'Reasons DAY I MET YOU... ___________ -. married with two children, two ind(our>e.rs.tfat 1iitared (0 and shot with a small caliber gun ace you missed it In • )ester n t boob tube. Cd years-old R igg s defeated a 3 year-old Mrs. Court in a spiritless game of tennis. It was originally billed as the -battle JOU\ W. I)E%\ III reportedly was asked by of the sexes" but just confirms earlier suspicions and thoughts President Nixon two months ago to sign a on the matter ..... they shine in virtual confession that he was the only White the home as mothers — where llouse aide to cover up facLs in the Watergate they belong' i Now that ough get my "hot line" burning t Lto) - / -. Earlier this year. US Dis. Iriort Court Judge W. Arthur 6a"Ity ruled that the purpivote of the benefits was to com- IF t%o Sheriff J3tIn Polk also largest producers of gold, are withholding fresh revealed today that New0l's supplies of the metal from the market. adding to t'IC 1972 Chevrolet stationwagon ird prtssury oil the price. hit.-% been found abandoned in a (;old was traded in Zurich in a range of $W.).50- wo(xled area near Pemberton, N.J. and is being processed by ed slightly to $994100. New Jersey state authorilips. -its reached shortly after tile five main dealers had fixed the price ai $99.75, ;tit inThe body of tile man. di cati ve figure to show the level at which the dealers described its large uvighing about 240 I-miunds. was I)clie%- e the metal will be traded. The Zurich market was hit by a flood of buying vie wed by County Medical orders from small investors, dealers said Small Examin.'r Dr. G. V. Garay at the- scene. and Garay was operators gencrally consi der gold safer in times 01 scheduled to perform an nionetary turmoil, and tit(- slump in the dollar fast autopsy this inorning. parentl\I sent them into bullion. Ko - c issing to Orange County authorities Saturday, and Krit East. Iva EVECTED'TOLLC.O YOuR 644410 character tot lading theme with unconfirmed rumors t the txnIy was duitqxd of big buying orders coming in from the Middle 'oII)etltt)(' early Saturday INSTRUCTIONS TC1 THE L_E7rF;Z IS PMCHIN& TC)DAs'., HES MY IDOL! C-01 o 61 010 A I'll(, man wits reported the cost of the metal a ycar ago. ______________________________________________ WASHINGTON (APi — nw government looday won a hearing fore the Supreme eurt in its effort to pre-"rve federal law barring conscientious ob. jectors frrim veterans' benefits for education. The high court agreed to hear t he gonmenNa ppeal of a !,wer court order that declared In,exclusion arbitrary and - - Dealers in Zurich said there was tit "explosive" 1 benefil'S To Court - _____________________________________ NCtNTALLY I HOPE Objector ' tej ig (vU off (h i' an ounce in early trading I ON1)N AP' 4 I'L Kry refusefl to reveal the he was allegedly An Interstate method used to Identify the in Orlando and a sniper Ahont n,, broly " quickly, but (lid say tires on his car. The sniper w there was no identification on later captured after he w,, the tx)(ty when it was frmnd ' Road atill jilst South of La Ke M ars Ittilewrt1 a' the Inkr state 4 interchange, when lie LOVE K(C ' AIt4inu,nti i ___ hei max 1= A00%0 •' suild there is nn from it vehicle, similar l(i it still conne(--tion lietween the two Thv beaten, bullet-pierced misolvvil Feb. 19 murder, incidentooi bodv of till Oriando tnati was where three men allegedl)The two intirders are sittillar found less than a half-mile from dumpIed tile body (if Harold lierald Staff writer i A L - ruesdaymkItoupperei. Rain O per cent tod* ,IIOII 40 ir &,II Tuesday REAR END COLLISION ON 1-4 Unseasonable cool tern. ROBERT TEN111111.11' of Orlando sustained two Newman Jr. of Jacksonville. Temple unperatures srttlett over the broken legs, a broken back and rib injuries in (lerwdnt surgery at Florida hospital after the Mtoiet earb' today its widely this accident today at7 45a rn on 14 near Lake acc id ent. sutttcred showers and thu Mary. Temple's van was struck from behind by derstotnis peppered far-flung a truckArailer driven by ChIll-les E.verett (Ifill Vincent Photo Related Photos 11-9 -A) liarts of the o)ulltry. -- - - jtroabit(I = �- ---._; -_.;----.- -- - - --- - --. - - - - r- ------- --, ---- - kJ - -- -- =---- - - - - - Monday, May 14,'1973 2A—1 heSanford Herald 1hr MoncJti, tIa/ r,nfrircJ Ht'rjikl ICC To nvesti gate %.e r ase Fi re kar#w I I ULlYLt _ _ The South Vietnamese also tcrs at Ben Cat, 25 miles north Sauth Vietnam sin ce th e ceaseThe Intercharges, claiming that of Saigon, Sunday night. The fire," Control made t.ional Commission of LSAIG In Phnom Perth, the Cammain headquarters building nd Supervision unanimously 50,000 North Vietnamese troops greed today to inves tigate Viet had moved into the South In the was heavily damaged, but there bodian military' command said ong charges that U.S. planes first three months of the cease- were no casualties. The U.S. R52 bombers and fighters pckesrnan i:d an investiga- knocked out a Communist corm tt.ncked Communist territory fire, along with 400 tanks arid Lion would be made to deter. mand post 10 miles west of ixi South Vietnam in violation f 300 artillery' pieces Takeo, a provincial capi ta l 41 Meanwhile, a spokesman for mine who did the shooting. 'the cease-lu-c agreement. flw commission, which Is miles south of Phnom Perth thau The United States denied the the four-nation international hargcs in advan ce of the commission reported that three made up of Canada, Indonesia, has been under siege smc' mccting today of the commis- 105mm artillery shells smashed Poland and Hungary', met today April 3 into one of its field beadquarin response to Viet Cong notes :ion Saturday and &nday alleging that U.S. planes are bombinc ON tAPi - t -- - - -- _- I Launch i ng II4 The Communists reported one U. S. attack Saturday on lic Thanh, north of bc Ninh ftc'y said 34 persons wen ounded in the atta ck by tw I LS. Phantom jets. The U.S Embassy In Saigon and the U.S. Pacific Command Is Worth It B) DAVE BRYANT 4, Managing Editor TITUSVILLE— They come from all over, by every canec'ivablc means, just to be on hand today f or approximately 40 seccrud.s of rumbling th under, blinding light and shaking earth . Thousands of vehicles cars, campers, motorcycles, bring hoards of srctators bicycles, pla nes, boats 1*-evard County every two or three months to vicariously share wh at has become modern man's most th rilling ad. cht Ifl0 rallt.s,c Indlfferenr'f' that Townspeople .1uvp1ui , tutu,' Tv.1 osunt-', -- - - - - - -. '%0 11& .---_----- - - Viet Cong territory in South Vietnam along a 41-mile stretch of the Cambodian border, from Xom Mat, 75 miles northwest ii! Saigon, to bc Ninh, 75 miles north of the capital. in Honolulu both denied charges 'We have a poli cy of not doing any bombing in South an embassy spokesman said. 'If it's an accident, I don 't know, but I doubt think they're making . • and not doing any bombing.' ii - - - V't -.-.... in the decade old i;.:ed space flight program. - - - -i - -- Skylab CAPE u AP : -: : : -. -: : ' ' ' -t and Skylab mission: Planned launch timesUnmanned Sky!lib station ()fl a Saturn S rocket at 1:30 p.m. EDT today, Skylab '1 . lB astronauts on Saturn at 1 p.m Tuesday. linkup ------------- TRA1'l'E9 FOR nearly two i,,n,rc Dft ,r n,''it1'nt .,ii this ' mornng.Charlrs Uiafles Conrad it, ' Na v- rn4r P€UI ! U' , I'! .i'I5e,,i - -.:'"' Up The Drapes Are - 11% Rt_Nl1 l'ItINZ .%csociated l'rt's'. %Sriler V IINNA AP Ihe East. West talks toarrange for n got iatioas on :u reduction of arnieil - e blIclv terming them of -. .' . sideration Tuesday. Baxter is to report upon the B MARION BETHEA Herald Staff %i titer rit's financial structure, two weeks ago be i vv O uJI III I Swofford. "We're not ready." the c)ndiuons of tiw at but City Clerk Jane Richardsupon jail. East indicated two weeks told the Herald Monday morthe city had received an ning one of the chief delay ago "unfavorable report" from points, hanging of the drapes. Florida Division of Corrections, has been completed. and now which gave the city bastille an all is in readiness I overall "fair" rating. grand opening" of the facility In other business before which houses all of the city's council, there will be a bid administrative offices, A new annexation request wilicomebeforecounciladding to the already burgeoning city confines. Max Mogul of Solid Builders, Inc. will request annexaUon of property located Bulletin A WASHINGTON (AL'I Senate Appropriations - -\ 11 H i g h Rise I a I ks 1W *Ail Y.las- 11, 1973 ADMISSIONS and sewer rate ordinances and B DONNA ESTES Herald Staff %'triter a fly control ordinance are to be adopted. Bids will be opened on gasoline and on resurfacing a CASSELBERRY - The cit)' in work session Lewis A. Cohen J. Marrero-Garcia Linda S. I"odrie Pamela boong its 7:30 meeting tonight will discuss the proposal of Palm Properties to construct g F0 Susan Michelle King FaII Pearl Fort Tracey V. Mitchell Keith Thomas Baughman Willie Bu a $6 million seven-story high" office building and three two 2-story auxiliary buildings on the 10-acre tract bordering Grassy Lake, west of the U.S. 17.92 SR 436 intersection. The city Is being asked to To KaIhIeen i Bill Vincent, Gary Thylor Pliotusi Mr a nil ,lrs i 'tary F e - ' The workshop session on the railroad ordinance B MARION BE Herald Staff r4ter — WINTER SPRINGS Another proposal from an - - - Mat 1 Noon will see county engineer Bill Bush and YC)p API asst, county attorney Howard Marsee report on specific ,,,, crossings In the county and £4CP recommend permissible speeds - arcIutettural firm, seeking the and delay times for each. The ordinance, drafted by city's nod for the new municipal at Marsee, would make it a presented city misdemeanor for the railroad tonight's 7:30 meeting of to fail to let a contract for a couni1. complex, will be within 10 clays of that Seeking the city's approval crossing being city crossing designated for construction of the new hazardous by the commission. hall, fire and police stations, According to Marsee, private uhit'ti is estimated to cost $io,OXi, will be Robert Coch, citizens will be able to sue the making a presen tation for his railroad for negligence if they firm, Fulglebery and Coch r - itiager fail to meet the deadline for and protecting the crossing. Other features of the low Associates, architects planners. A bid for the complex has would require the railroad to been made by the Watson station flagmen and or lights at Company, represented by dangerous crossings, with Bernard Brender, who showed pccla1 attention to night time sli4es of other area buLdings hours. Other workshop session designed by the concern. agenda Items Include a canThe complex, to be located at tinuatiori of the public hearings Fairfax and First Streets will on the Ecological Utilities be financed through franchise Weathersfleld Plant, charged revenues. with being below standards and A pitch for a c&nmunity baseball learn will also 1$ made I aL'ure to comply with ento council by Howard Allard. vironmental regulations. Air Stock I77•• 14, p. , 77a, ', - . C Coon A,,, MolorI &,ul,m felftst o,"o (%o'dar' B,flI Od C.'OPIL cbcscof CoiLd , ComiC.. . °" DvLpPO*,c W. 30 10 0,ynin 7$'. 711 0 31', 5OrCC& 17$ • $$• Ii. Ii-. ko4fP•p cost-Do 131 m'. ii'. 1')'i ). . Saft"Co 3$I, 3l1 So'aR, rs". I$• Pcvr 31 rc' ,, Math G.'r ,,,, GTa' r Ooo'.r' Goorv G,,$$Oul $.ftvt. somy." aVID • • 31 31 3,, 31 35', V • $7 • ItOiCa' I,'. $4'. $4. 3IO,r, 3Q, 3i• 3QI 7$'. 7$i We T*'..iO %S'b $5', $5. '5 We '5 YI',GIlln • 7'. L.IC lrd • 37, , uncwbor 37. 73'. 73 Ue•I 77', 71', 77', Unooc.i • ,. • 24'. 34. , 3 • 3$'• 35'. to ucs ios ' 337, 337'. 237 • W,,v,7, 7 , 75' , U, ••, 0 33 , -, 7 Mr and Mrs. Natian Fodrie a boy, Sanford JOSHUA 1IEASI.E't' I 'earl 'lt'ritit'tt, • II- . 57'. 7 •, • 4z u u 124 ie'. ,.. i'• I?, .125 .. ,,, 7$ 2e'. V. 2.i. 34i. W. ,,,,, , ,,, Mrs I rk ; Whittle. Mrs . , SiltS. htL:hty hEEl. Mrs. Ruby Heel, 91, of 32 Higgins Terr., Sanford, died Saturday night. Born In Moss Bluff, she lived in Sanford for the past 53 years and was a member of First Baptist Church. Slit' Is survived by three sons Walsoti of ijika' Mary: L. E. of 77'a 3$', 74 .• ,,'. ,• I)'. yi a II'S IS'. I' ii, 1714 Jle 3$', 3$'. • 3$. • 37, 371. 72" 37 $i. 31', 34 • W. • Edna jstrt Union Pauline Oliver, Mrs. Louise IIOLJ1S, Mrs. Beatrice Priest. Mrs. Curtis Story, all of Oviedo Brissuani Funeral I Joint' is in ta,er:u' of arrangements ,, 1 TauIiIEi and Buy ( I S.tn and 14 grandch iltirt'ni htrissiou Funeral I home is ill charge of arrangements. lfl.s. St SIE , Mrs do 40; 0 Elsie l':rIenbch, I )eHary Kathleen A. Gt'hr and bab Iiv, Lake Mary ,Io'( i' K hlisbt't' and l).ah', boy, Geneva Bang I). Park and Baby hI - 71 • )3 , 3,' • W. 71 I 77 • 75'. It U' 57. S,' 75- , 71, 3$'. 31. 3$'. W. 33 3,) 7$. its. 7 I). , 13&. $3 Sophia Kourumiolis, Mai(lanti George Ingram, Deltona Alton P. Nelson, Deltona James P. Molenair, ' . s' [.()[)(;F Mrs Susie M lA)Ige, 73, of 511 S Eluui Ave Sanford died Friday. Born in Anun'ricus, (;;i she lived in Sanford for the past 5$) yoilrc site was formerly toowner of I Axigi' Grocery Store on SoUth I':lu,i Avenue She was a uuieuiibt'r of First Baptist (Iiir.'h ihl,i.• fltiitu a Lflt L.1411fl '''' 5'', and Missionary Society. Su:vi%'ors include tier tiUslinai, Turner I _odge, San. ford; t%%0 daughters Mrs Vera (ilIet(4i, Sanford and Mrs Ilaiel Marion, St. IAuis, Mo six grandchildren sister, Mrs Irene Jordon, Americus , brother. I';,ui wit t 'l'utu,ii, Vati'rt'isju, s V I"ii ucla I ser'i ices were tit'Iti at 2 P in. today at First Baptist Church it Itti 11ev, J T. Cosmuiiati officiating Burial was in EV&'rgrt'eri ('euuieter it ith lirisson Funeral IIonic in -j FUNERAL HOME - rWOPA i)O W Airport Blvd '4 MI. [as? on Airport Blvd TRAFFIC SIGNAL on o,c,iuwy 1792 / A Bob McAdams "-\ Roy Herigodt Bob Scribner ( La Ll ilLLLL LL LVLLL1 LVLL ' .a] The television rerun season has started again. Your Summer of television viewing will be a long one, UNLESS YOU TRY THE EXCITING NEW WORLD OF CABLE TELEVISION. The Cable has 6 channes you have never seen before. JUST LOOK AT SOME OF THE V ARIETY. 30 more movies per week. Great piofessional sports events, Non — Commercial shows for the children Great old series like "Wild Wild West" and "Stcutrek." Tired of comme'cIals? There are two public broadcasting service stations on the cable. You can watch masterpiECe Theatre, an evening at the Pops. Opera and a wide . charge Funeral Notices - REIL. MRS. RUbY— Fun4'rt sarvicts tor Mrs Ruby MasI. SI 37 Hggins Torn , Sanford, *ho ii.€J ,'•tiI b :;z 10 W. Tu.tdav. at Unison funarat HDmI with Rev .1 Co's,,,.hu oltat at an floral I ll Evergreen C ometer y I (iOr I unerai tlnn,- o rl - GRAMKOW* Dave Johnson Aj 'iii r-', ; ', Area Deaths All $ $3', s;. as is . Johnson, Peggy A. Arnold, Deland - ,• -- - Juistitia G Gloria Ray J. Burke Fern Park Sanford: Eva Mae Siplin , us us us is' • is'. I 57 i e, i I Houi Jenkins Edna Modugno Mabel D. Weiland 11ingwood hkasle) , 85 of Oviedo alied Saturday night in ('1fl(l(t. !I- rn in Jotits Count. ( ;., lii livi d in O'i k-do for toe past 40 years and was a citrus worker. 1k was a unt'nibcr of First Baptist ('liureh of Oviedo. Survivors include his wife, Mrs Elizabeth Belisk')', ( )vu'do; three sons, Norman I and John 1)., both (if Apopka -11 111 of ('huh uota ; four tInhiuliIn,rt kl.. I ,.l,, ...p,.nt, 0, 'ii istiii Moorehead, Tavares; Mrs. Betty Cooper, Littleton, Col. ; Mrs. Nellie Itiggins, Moultrie, a.; Mrs Hose Banks, Budd Lake. N.J. ; SIX brothers, Grady, Ashburn Ga ; Jack, Charleston, S.C., Luther, Winter Park; Elbert, and j• W. of Oviedo; Norman of ' a - 4. . . Mrs Charlie Ballard and girl Sallie Mae Baker Bonnie I Castie Mrs John (;rih.iuui and tx Ed'i'i ani Lundquist [)avid A I)umi:i.id, Sr Jessie Mi ''i nick Ilazekiah Suiuith Mrs. Roland Faulk and boy Charlie Sermons Elizabeth A. Chorpening Gloria I). Williams Ernest I lober, lX'hlany Viol&'ttt' Tidniore, lingwtxsl I 'r ( 'h)ftilis, (;a'ne'i't ' David Powell Sales Manager ('edna It. Keith Wiltwrt Williams IX-11"I M I lamlin Mars' J. Harbour Anna mitms Sanford: 31', 31. 31' - t' V Gregg,Krumniel Floyd N Bertha A. Gordon, Deltona Josephine Benthine, Deltona Verna P. Hiddell, Osteen Eddie Ed Edwards Hill La- Ias .-.. ''' 3, • 3, 3, %4ie 14 k'9f' nIt 37. 374. LkP'0AIr s w is'. 71 7' 7, 7#,rw,A,3 $3', $3, $3. MotaiO.i 75', 75', ,,. • 1. ii'. It natOijuil fl. fl" n. 0 w.rp 72'. 374 77i 7, • 7s. 7, . P.-ps-c 73', 3)', 37', Pr'iipri z6 g, 30 • 3, 75 Po' 7) . • . p, RCA 35' 3 3'. 7,' 'p,,,OSVI • k,o,, • It .H l)lsc'IIAht(;Fs Report 1 ntPp d tcc a William Roberts William W. Culp Ora Belle Cooks Maureen M harry 8. Lyons, l)cllarylkilary I)ora J. Downer, Dellairy ' will be able to Agenda Lito ctc! Ernest E. Wutsko Barbara A Mc('arty RIRTIIS of a city government interested the lire sub-station to be built in mosquito control program in uniform enforcement or Red Bug Road near SR 436 tiich began for the season Ma) budgetary consideration. we At the regular meeting, water enforce the ordinance," commissioner Greg Drummond said today. o Ruby L. Lee, I)a'Bary Glenn Parker Viola Koch, Deltona Marianna I-'rattaruolo, Deltona Grace M Gerber, Deltona Mat' L. Landau, lh'ltiia - Tops On Hay ('a.sselberry - Is Jerrilyn Mal lison, Winter Park Sanford: Thelma hlurney JamesWilliams tt Sirmons John If. prison John F Knight - 004 ,'jo N - allies deuiiiiitIed the negotia- that East-West reduc(ionof tions on reduction of forces as forces was of ''great signilstheir price for Part icitiation in ca nce. '' Ma 12, 1973 ADMISSIONS llories Butts TO flI gIit requirementsol35feettoallow oted toiIi tø 'ommitt the building and has offered to executive point" of at the B) DONNA FSTES ban use of any manc ia a donate $50,000 toward the Wy ore Eoad and 14, Herald Staff Writer suplemental appropriationspurchase of an aerial fire truck. feet of the tract fronting bill for U.S. military On the workshop agenda just Wymore Road. The developer CASSELBERRY The city's oixralJons in Cambodia or prior to the Palm Propertiesmosquito control program will retail genera! requesting Laos. discussion is listed fire truck commercial zoning. begin for the season tonight John L. Chairman recommendations. The Council with Reports by Comptroller Dick newly purchased Ark, said McClellan, th recent ief Justus Baxter and Police . machinery and new ina ere. ian. .vsii I..nt•t'p one '•••• wnemer 10 purcriase at. aenalsicide approved by East, held in abeyance from both the dissent In recommending th e truck with $32,000 in hand to L'epartnient last week due to length y public of Pollution to . th elull action COStS of the $iS.000 to hearings, will hopefully be Control and the Environmental Appropriations Committee. equipment or to use the ready for council s conPr t ction ency. funds for a pumper truck which City Manager Ron Bergman would cost between $37,000 and said the city is split into four $42,000. sections with each section lndicationhasbeenthatthree fogged Monday through County Porno Bill members opposed the aerial Thursday during Compl mr tune - Golden, Jr. CedricBradley Keith A waive Its height limitation meet the sQies representQtives who -. (la rence M N ic'hiols, I/)nWO0d Eva I). Bennett, Maitland Allen I.. Shull, Oviedo Sanford: portion of South Triplet Drive council oilier at. th.' 'tturitv talk; MlIsrl,% (liI)lii) i'd a tire redui'tion ") Ilililtit'tlt' i;tihlit' iIttltli(l(' to The 19natIonsnow niovi' n to the idea of lorue cuts during the suutli POMedural niattcrs tbe 'u'eku'nd with a report in agenda anti rules iif pro.'edurt' I'ravda, the Soviet ( 'owniunlst for the future fleiotiations anda hartv uu&'wspapt'r, that Soviet tlr i AIlI$Id Sivit't hIrois.u1 Fur the uit'ltiion Isr1 'I P ('1 1''1r' "rr'$ '"'r •' .,'r:' Ilie Vi.'nna talks are a rorui. iIl h. u-iiuu.' s vi.t to Ihillitil to i'Ynt- ,ti.rt talks in helsinki. 'inla;id,at Friday on Itie ''great itulpur' hlt'ti 34 natiolLs are laying the tan u'" of the Vienna talks Totruuiraulwurk For it conference on day the Sov ict iet iiillitary coin1:ilrulwari security. 'l'tii' Ittis. ullaiMler of (lit' Warsaw h'a('t, si;uns have been seeking such it the ('ouiiuuiiiuilst equivalent of rurtut'rence for several years. the North Atlantic Treaty Or'it luik' the United States and its ganinutlon, said in an interview irrison in I Iiirigarv fri.,ii ttu' forces that iiiI 1w subJect to Hospital Notes the evening truck purchase while favoring hours. On Friday evenings, all the pumper truck. However, drainage canals in the city are Near Final Hurdle informed sources say the sprayed. $50,000 offer from Palm may The program which begins in -\ pair of hard-hitting county iork shop session due on the have changed some minds, late April early Ma) With Council Chairman John ordinances art' (di TiieaUia) '5 railroad crossing bill. depending upon the weather commission agenda, with the The pornography ordinance. Ieighty serving as acting and continues until late Seppornography law set for which wu-iuild h'mn beoks and mayor while Fill Grie.- IS It' amber early October IxisSibie- final pilsa.alju', s.nd a petures ttading to p1tnder to Bahamas vau.tioning, Edith requires about 20 man-hours prurient interests, covers the Duerr will act as chairman. — labor weekly. Costs for Also scheduled for discussion operation, vehicle unincorporated areas of the and equipcounty but can reach into the at the workshop session are inent are approximately $4,000 federal and state grants for municipalities if requested. ex per season. Bergiiaan said. "With the specific permission sewer system and a report The City of Sanford also has a - anti its F I re 1rucic fl\f0 I ye o \ Slates finally United Iii's to ut'1d to the Soviet deuiiand that H ungary get ob.servt'r status lint)'. The British eontended (hat this In effect retluI)Ve$I the 40.000-wan Soviet .- __\ uf forced Britain authorizing resolution a pipeline crossing on Ballard Street by the railroad. and SB 436 and adoption of a •'in iii j Th - --- - tive negotiations th' 1ull Ittit ,t t- e penrng upona sewer tine to run to the northeast corner of 1-4 mid-year residents was delayed because, Tuesday. according to Mayor Lawrence East is to give a "full report" - server - for last Saturday. COflSCIC its resources. will be set by City Council at a give a more will Baxter, 4 30 pm. ieeting Tuesday. comprehensive report upon the The "look-see" for area money picture signili&'anct'. '' The 19 nations ere still iniintki; av at least From getting do n to talking about how nian) 01 tuicti nations troops iiiight Lw pulk'iI bat-k l')ieri' iere hopes that such suhstan. vr:inghing Ic iku iii,' iititiid I,urtit'ijxite in the t'onkrent't• as (till nieviber or Just as an oh- termed ;LTAMIJXTF: SPRiNGS A Baxter predicted w' dedication date for the severe salary "crunches" and $3L000 city hail, originally said the city would have to required surgery at Florida ' llksiao~ oiw Reduction Of Armed Forces fort-cs in Central Europe innii'd intoa new phase today ith the fcr the first timc 14 .L) P t" ;4ii . Alt JII R11 II%..IiyI R..1ll minutes airl sustained t broken legs, broken bach and rib injuries '. hit h occurred VIOLENT ELECTRICAL STORMS raged equipnwnt from the Plymouth, Laie Mary. Del3ary and Florida Forestry Service departthrough Central Florida Sunday evening. setting many fires including a 2(X)-acre blaze b' ments responded to the 7 p.m. fire, which took more than two hours to quell. Camp Seminole Fish Camp on the Wekiva tGary Ta'Ior Photo River. south of State Road 46. Men and t•*.I, Fverett Nemar Jr. of Jacksonvilk, shows little emotion while workers try to fret' him Newman's trucktrailer struck the van of Robert Temple of Orlan10 from behind. Temple was tl trapped for nearly llospiUil Newman. who was not iojured io'iousiy. careless charged with driving by Trooper John Mr(toiin 'f the Florida lligha Patrol. McGowan said Temple and Newman were heading south on 1-4 at 7:35 am. twn the accident MiIw, a iid l(OI'it Schrin,-, I )t'aii of StLIE'IiI ' Astronauts' Nav Cant. no con - ' , Great Importance And Significance at e:40 p.m. Tuesday. 'fls .t1' .. .. •.n. h ,-.,.K' WM wh,, h situ; sn,e fl&J have Sfl luLl ,a.al.b,, •l%JObly , gotten Involved. More decorative wind ow displays and sidewalk tables have sprouted almost overnight. "What the heck," explains one grzxled old antique shop operator, "It ( the launch) ain't nothin' th at most of us haven't seen before." Over se veral cups of hi't predawn coffee a waitress, frantically trying to keep up wi th the unusually heavy demands for coffee and doughnu ts, dismissed the launchings "A mess, Just a mess,' because it means I have todo the work of three people." Strolling along the sidewalks in one of TltusvllIe'a nicer residential neighborhoods just after 9 am., no sign was evident that within hours a powerful Saturn 5 rocket would leap into angry' life and strain to escape the iarth's frantic hold. However, a different atmosphere exists along Us. I where the out-of 4owrwx-s have congregated. "We drove almost 30 straight hours to get here," said Jack Stuart, a bewhiskered grocery store manager from Lexingt on , Ky., yelling to be heard over the dm his wife and sax children were making around th eir Ford camper. "We ain't never seen no missle firing before and we ain't never seen Disneyland the meant Disney Wor ld), but It looks like we'll see it all this time." Nellie Rlalac'k, a teache r from Jackson. Miss., says she and her rcrnmrnate, Carlotta Gray, a fashion consultant, had planned for months to see the launch. Almost as an after thought she nod ded toward the Skylab rocket perched atop its launch pad 12 miles a cross the smdfl' Indian River and said, "It just doesn't seem possible that thing can fl y, does ------------------- in Ss'iil S'i'm'' at thy ('oIh'' 1 I 1$) r i\iilistI'Ufl IiIIa tfl'iaI a iii III Iit'i't li's - It Figures to be the grandest of all launches, and as each minute ticked off the expectation grew, the crowds' collective tweath picked up and nervous anticipation permeated the observation areas. Finally over someone's transistor radio the word came "All systems are go ...the Skylab Is go, go, go." With the assurance that all was A.OK neck strung binoculars and telescopes on tripods swung quickly into focus f or a final look at the fragile vessle that was about ready to usher in the first half of man's ereatest snare effort to - \1 II .\\'EE, S miuoI ,Iunior ('ollvg ad'S Ih(' IiI'SI ILifl(IS lot' I1W •John flolwi'ts Mcmoriaj Schnlai-sh F from Mrs KENNEDY, Fla. Here are the facts figures on the first SEMINOLE CABLEVISION 1 At Glance , - J_ - UEASLI!Y JOSHIA 0 I uer4l ten Vt Ft for JOStlo,i ( fleatiep, IS (it Ovit'(iO, thho tI,'I Satyr 24$', well be tItI at 3 p in tunday, at Firti UaptetI CIwrcl of Oviedo with Rev A Flournoy ,ftnn:gan ollec aleng burial (iFncvA C rintriy fir lt%o0 1 ,.jnu'ni-,I tao,,,' n Il,IraJI' varlet of other programs without commerical interruptions. Get home from work late? Watch Wafter Cronkite 7:00 pm on the Cable. ftEI LlL L LL1 REMEMBER, WHAT YOU WANT TO SEE IS ON CABLE TV. Dial 323-0240 2619 French Avenue �__ - - A I Changing World Jas .; . 8 Egli _f%_ • _ S S a The free press of America is enjoying its finest hour in th e Watergate and associated conspiracies, and this means the free people of th e nation also are enjoying their finest hour. This is so despite the anguish, the disgrace and the sickening aspects of this most stupid crime and the fact that it has reached into several departments of the government and the highest circles in the White House. There are those who say Watergate is a nilnor part of government performance. that it ha run its course and that the time has come to has to more important things. However, the dishonesty in high places r';resented by Watergate is not a minor affair. There has been the arrogance of those close t the horrible affair — and there has been the vrsistencc of the press. this persistence finally pr(ducing, nine months after the inept burglary :nd huin attempt, President Nixon's speech n which he said, "I discounted the stories in the :ess 1 remained convin ced that the denials &'re true and that the charges of involvement by rnt'mbcrs of the White House staff were false..." I luring those nine months the press, parncuirlv the "liberal eastern media establishnit'rit" so often castigated by the current ad:irnstration, dug and dug and dug, and asked int ion after question of presidential Press -- T esting Testing . . . For 'ears the fluctuations in the interest _______ -- --".-- t!!!' -- • test I------ . ."i,r Lth' --- .'1'.arge i.ricricl batf 1ha 'OIL '- '' -- - P *anfarb % rra1 TELEPHONE 322 ?ti 1 831 9993 ENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA 3277 F RANK VOLTOLINE. General Manager DA\HDA BRYANT WINIFREDF GIELOW Comptroller managing Editor - 4 RR Y CUSH Editor DEWEY ROBINSON CircuiatiqnManaper CASSELERRY ROY GREEN Mechanical Supt BILL VINCENT. 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Altamonle Springs Verla Butler 322-261' Cei'-,' Iberry 'tanlewood which '5 reprodurlior t all the ioca' Black Community Marwa Hiwk.n 377 5415 Marilyn Gor don FCTn Park I Estates Goldenrod Lastbrook 5)' eQ'S Ma! ilyn Gor don 8)' c75 Chu lucia Las Baker Lake Monroe 327 2611 3655207 Dettona De'Bary Enterprise 'n-w'"r Ed.u"ds SaP 5)6) Bear Lake - Forest City Spinks 531 ROt? Geneva Oviedo S to via Li Ma!hCui 349 $7c,S otteen Mrs Clarence Snyder 3?? 4' Ann Pit.'y Winier Springs Nancy Booth 5i1 995V 37? 63S Longwood __ Lu/Ill 1% LJU IL • • imself IR 1-0 - 11I(;n-llI(;1I MINISKIIfl's are still legal, but an all-male committee In the Florida lIiise of Representatives has decreed that its female employes shall allow no peeks of the fltlds('Ct ion ' ... s ' , :: : 'c,. ' Auto 0. K. them motorcyclists killed in separate accidents in liartow and at the Kennedy Space ' :: - % Center, Editor, Herald: About the only sure reaction lwrs today as the House votes on a tleafli.wl(h dignity bill and the Senate considers a new abortion law Sponsors of the abortion bill say they are o)tlmIsti(' they can remove a resliteney re- ' iiant''. The tlentti.with-tlignuty bill, like nl,ortion legisla t ion, has heeti hotly debated every sesA1011 for the pact live or six "44c1 liberated! t' 0 % comes Shirley itit' Innil-snies lulls tsil Itt.' l'ukJuti',, wo iiiil'c -uhil. soul t, Iinig.dIthnie telephone. A vote on the 1q71 approptia Sen. Alan Trns, I).Fort ti.ttis 1,111 ws,c sc't fr tcIny by tefl(Ip fIr leniler for Ihi' the Iluqe Appropriathini Coin- ii S-"r.;.t' Ways r ,J Means iibf-titntnitfr.e 1085 In vote on, the I l(is.pnssønJ , il 4 scnient bill aimed at upgratting li. - al tax RcCscrnenf n'arti'as - Vo ur Wa t c h FAT- GO w.'p! .utb 0' I '5$ .rtqhIø t-iSW t) 914b4(ft AP012ht 110'r fhf)to tiAf full oc- f iso euu, of ofl'e. qfof* Fu'u-t -f Plais A or Dress lots ,.sO, sr.? f Pns*. ' A 4001Y only 52 1) r. Sets FAT-GO i ! •,n,qnnnsl ',s? Pdolh ,r0 lsn da House F Al-GO r.4,sln D1 nl itart loon #*IQM Uo*-9 hqck in fill if nOt eOO?u (:)!e N* olk. fir ti' li,ll; if Ih clot.' ('iipitol II KI-N (;)-:l'rI:u-1 u pr Asstwlatetl l'ress Writer ' - I r.'cent nri ttrrcs nslo', but I dio hunk stone of the girls Post was a lteptblk'nn pond' or even a politically neutral newspaper. ensembles featuring see- trativp a%smant to - - se / "?i r' He1, Alan Hv'o k"r, ii'. Miami, said he is not listra 'i by a cCttImr4igt, bIri. 'But I wonder what all th''" parents watching on V edit' i .' 'l'Al.!AllASEE, Fin. (Al') flilghi.hiigh minIkIrLs are still running aroun d Iurah'cs are t() legal, 1)111 nil nll.tn:ile romP tuilsi ii," c;iiuI inn c.'t-rr'tnry who uiil( t'i' in fit' I-tn iI;u II,uci' 'if ;i'i,..uI ii'! to, is' lthtltfit'I I tt'lttcsi'fltil Ii VI'S has ,ietr,'o',i Another c,lul shio' .uhp'(-trtl tb.' that its female eiiiploye shinli 'alice IN, mncirinriinolu,,, out allow no pecks to the inidser- liwt'il the Ii, chiotuible mix antI finn match'' pants itnil tO$) (tilt In a te' "a"iotiimliitn to tu1ti,t1t,n ''I roultini live with Iuintsiiit s.'' nuonru'- I ill !' ii,,l.' pt'rsoi .t " '- :,'' Il-i) l,.I L,.. , , 1, out'ftve.uiian house ,4o1,iiiuuistratloti blonil' mu u.'vu'rug'r from 'I ;ilbi ('ommuil tee instructed, ''the nearing of slacks with T-shirt tua.'.'. Hut I type blouses .'r the weariiig of Carroll. ;ulmuui,uu', \J e r'II I I by the media, The' ansiycr t tiuc rtor,c allotted to it _ gimd Cl i nr a a a situation In hope of making nt'ui hen the Wnshlflgtofl ' throtighe will not be per. 11w in;-. ',* ' DON'T 0 LA Y Ust PAT-00 todRV. t)', ' Fairway Pl aza Drugs tiiuni,,l I to'lo'vls,ru -;-'iIt 'tir ., to,! il' Put' ;iohoi"ui , ;,...,,,,,,,,,, ,r!3%1 _ ~ - 4.' 4' . 44 t• , . 'I, - - - '' n tn, ;1Z n-,io./.,..l - _. %_ J .,.P I Stuart's in G eorge STORE-WIDE 1EAPAJ r ll(,,,,;s. So'rgi'nnut sit Arms, soul clii' didn't think the r es triction wits ' '10 rrt. .:;.';t' ulitted. '.t,,,: ,,,l '' 'f 'rI '- :urc 'h. mna" !?"-lfl' -'' ''" '''"'' .t. yoI., It " rc of a ni - n :;;prr tint -.P • , . . , -- - •. , l: t.i!t' i i ;siwtr!ui perluiep' ltran',n, cautioned that p;t 4 ,øj 4,. 4)Ii ' supports the the most) force In the nation suits would be allowed only ii for thai report it. And boredom allegations be today If George strongiy the n;.'rmihs.'rs and the pubIi Democratic Party and McGovern tiao been taking dead elected leads to tedium of the mind and its voice can tocus attention ''proper, coor d inated t'fl II tilt' girls don't dress proper aim on the activities of the almost ss ithout check as long as 54':tliu1,'s a subsequent decrease of at. president" I)," said Mrs Carroll, who is in That question clearly in- opposition party. Given the act it aligns itself with activities of tention and interest. i-barge if a platoon of 34 (ernial' Who gives ii damn what Fen activities since the dicates the political, partisan and the potential Ciii - Interest to its public. pages arid umiesseng.'rs as.signn'l emphasis of the current ar- barrassmcnt it could cause a return of the prisone rs of war This Is the strength of a truly Wl!ilt' as long as we (In the jo1,' , to keep t he r;umiir of kgisl;iti',u' stt'arned Jane Zimntnernan, from Indochina and the last tuculalion of moral outrage recently reelected Republican free prc'is and a free nation, If being spread president, the in the media decision as over to the particular activity scents to ltfl attractive brunette legisla- pofM'r%ork moving presidential election have been tive secretary. "It gels it little ,be to matter. commit Despite on the obvious resources so constantly paraded betoi-c its dominate the media for twoo live "the miiefl In the chamber or" they tell you what expected immorality investigation is automatic, and glaring Inthe people of the United States. long a time It Is often due to lack creepy to wear a coat and One cannot but wonder it the of other important news or to wear. It is a credit to the freedom of competence of the act and its IIt,• she said. "The children its aftermath, the media has Post reporters who recently because the media occasionally information and Most other secretaries inter- should 1K' dressed nicely Its,," tlissemination in this country performed as if such activities nere awarded Pulitzer Prizes becomes snared in the role of viewed also opposed the new (ii' Mrs. Carroll says she advises that has brought about media were unexpected in elections, for their parts in the Watergate opinion molder. And like the rective. But a few agreed some her girls, ranging in age frommi 12 If the two political partics of expose' would have received incessant harping by parents at women's outfits were it bit too to 15, to wear their "Sunday overkill on the Watergate afAmerica have agreed on those laurels if they had found their children at critical growth fair. The daily news emphasis nothing else during the past the White House staff free of periods, the media sometimes ______ ______ on Watergate is also a fea ther months, they have at guilt. The I'uItzei cuniiiiltlee become re petitive due to a fear in the cap of investigative several journalism, regardless of the least admitted that spying on was undoubtedly correct in that the message hasn't really political motives behind the political opponents in order to rewarding the results of skilled been received gain advantage Is common at investigative reporting, for the probing by the fourth estate. The citizens of the United men involved exhibited ex- States are not children and they all levels of government. hlones'er, the question in the I'm Donna Potignano. one of FPL s Thus, we are back at the perUse of the highest caliber, have heard and they do believe minds of most thinking ,. Americans is one of whether or original problem fo.- the mass Again, one must also wonder if a wrong has been committee. not the Watergate affair is media. Do they report the news the same men, with the same Nevertheless, they are tired of really critical enough to merit as it happens or do they take an skills, would have had such an innuendo, rumor and the immense time and space activist role and investigate a assignment if the Washington allegation, so much so that they ' Investigators See ing Bizarre Murder Link k are now beginning to tune out the media. As result they may miss the conclusion of the story an its full moral message, which would be a bigger tragedy than Watergate itself, James Couch Professor Of Journalism FIrrida Tech University Excellent Job WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. crime in the history of the April 1 of Georgia Jessup, 16, of Editor, Herald: AP)—Investigators sought to- United States." Fort Lauderdale, and Susan Just had to drop you this note day to link a recently tiis. The Palm Beach Post said in Place, 17, of Oakland Park, has to express our appreciation of covered cache of gold teeth, acopyrighted story Sunday that been tied Into the killings of at the exciting article — a ftcjewelry, clothing and other the murders of two teenage least four other Fort Lauder- tionalizeci version of my life articles to the fate of a score of girls near here may be linked to dale girls. story - which appeared in your dead or missing girls. the death or disappearance of The disappearance of 22 other Sunday, April 29th edition, The material. which was said 26 other women In south young women in the past 10 Fannette did an exce llent job to include manuscripts detail. Florida. Stone was unavailable years, plus cases In other parts on what has been a brief, but ing bizarre murder rites on fe- for comment on the report, but of this country and Europe, are hectic and fun-filled life and the male vfrtims, was seized from other sources said the in,. being studied for a possible phone at our house has been a house in nearby Fort Lauder- vestigation reached into a hinkup, it added. jangling constantly with so dale, according to State Attor- number of other states with The bodies of the teen-agers many nice remarks. ney Robert E. Stone. were found in open graves on missing-person files I also would like to commend The official has been quoted Authorities say one of the Hutchinson Island, between your paper on the wonderful in newspaper account.s as say- prime suspects is a man now in Fort Pierce and the Atlantic coverage uresev%tNi ti your ing that an investigation cur- jail on other charges. Ocean. readers on the State rently being conducted by his The Post said the discovery f 'Based on my knowled ge and Legislature -since we've been the riismemtx'red bodies on intuition, 1 feet this may be the reading your paper, we arc office may lead to "the greatest biggest crime in the history of much better Informed than ever the United States," The Post before. quoted Sto ne as saying. How- Again, thank you so much — ever, "I may be proved wrong we enjoyed every bit of it and - i-, -i ------ later," ne aouea, (lie t'u.uu Ten 'tJ&/eekefl d ' Traffic Deaths - (1 .1 *J SA L.L staff Nuts During Sits M,ad,døñdISleg •I,.fdIi U ,.,. r%V, I vi. Is ...m, s. a . $ i,arvvi 'rISI $.&iI'.,1 V :f I", I, george Stuart 0 pt..',. 241.3431 1 1 1.o r't hy It .tu'cO ncra - -- MacLaM,," , 4 - electricity, give us a call. We U f in(,' Customer ServiCe Representatives you the answer Often inl'ust a fF!,-, We've been thoroughly trained to minutes. find.answers to your everyday There are Cus!omer Service quetions. Solutions to your electric Representatives waiting to help ci service problems, in every area FPL servos Your area Quickly and efficiently Customer Service Depart' So if you've got a question about listed in your phone book your electric bill, or service, or just R"mL',r I in ;: : about anything else having to do with away ' ' 1 ' 11 You ask. I answer" 'S.F ;(V ' , oe _______ ______________ " .ø.AIh1iI!r '' --- _ ( I 4. I P — - , I II - : ~~[_-=tXQ~ -_ ___________ .. . !, - .5'•Vc., ... ':*_j Pm '_ - _______________ 'ii ' ' ' ' . .. - S , ___________ — ' ___________ Stone refused to go into fur- s pecial thanks. flier detail on the case and could not be reached for other Sincerely, comment. Beverly W. Stuhrenberg hen the car In which he was a By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In Charleston, W. Va., State passenger went out of control Police Supt. It. L. Bonar said he STATE GIVEN 1115 MILLION Ten persons were killed in on U.S. 17 north of Bartow and would meet today with autimes. over turne d 2' FOR TRAFFIC PROJECTS weekend traffic accidents on thorlties in West Palm Beach. FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Florida highways, two of them A head on collision on State State Police Sgt. J. It. Potts Kentucky has received almost motorcyclists who died in Road 683 in Manatee County termed the West Palm Beach $5 millloa from the federal govseparate accidents in Bartow ornas developments "the hottest ernment in the past five years claimed the:ifeofJohn Th and on the Kennedy Space Dell,45,ofSarasota.'I'he patrol thing I've heard yet. The m od e to finance traffic safety Center. said one vehicle went - out of of operation they described projects ranging from driver down there sounds very much training to c omputerizing u-ontrol,crossedameridianand Kenneth lre4thull 14JSOfl records struck the second in the like the coed murders In 43, of Cocoa Beach, died near Morgantown. Saturday morning mishap. dawn Saturday morning w he n Potts referred to the decapiDON BALES ' his cycle ran off a Space Center Barry Jay Fried man, 21, of toted bodies of West Virginia SANFORD MOTOR CO " 1 road and hit a light pole. Jacksonville, died early Sunday University freshmen Karen Jeep when his vehicle, heading north Ferrell and Mared Malarik, Motorcyclist Albert Ray on Spring Park Road in that found in shallow graves in a LTh.fi AV Gibbs II, 19, of Bartow, crashed city, left the roadway and mn'fle section of Monongalla 3? ,43i7 into a car which had failed County in March, 1970. struck a tree. yield therightofwaySunday afternoon. The you th was maaiGwidalupeC. Longoria, 19, of ly injured, the patrol said. Lake Wales, was struck and killed two miles west of Lake two Fort Myers p.nnlc, Saturday night when he Dek.ls Taylor, 18, and Willie Vi ales stepped Into the pathway of a Lee James, 21, were killed earcar. ly Sunday when James' northbound car skidded sideways Two separate accidents in across a median, snapped a Northwest Florida's holmes telephone pole in hail arid County claimed the lives of Calturned end over end. The car yin A. Sewell, 19, of Slocomb, ias traveling "at an extremely Ala., arid James B. Mahan, 86, high rate of speed" on State of Vernon. Sewell was killed Road 45 south of Fort Myers, when he on Mill said the patrol. a dirt road near Est*, and of Mahan in a wreck on U.S. 90 James Edmund Dubay. near Westville. Saturday eamly Wahneta, died I,,; Ii WA. l. Here officials years _ . t lini-ko ge wouhi also impost itlititti HI f'ii,Iu,ig H billion iH111(11 e stritigent i'otrols on Inn' liii- a year Iiirl franu I." - diarespect — even for endargering — P/Vt)(t.1/. Ptij ti. vi/ t He'rilI vI _______ Don't Send Pipe Tobacco There - ,_ __.i (it oIlf " ' national security. "Witnesses. I need two witnesses." "I'm a witness," shouted a Brazilian who had been sort of dozing in a corner. He ran over to the American "Get a cowl reporter to take a statement," the offended tax man continued. Smith was starting to sweat. "Yot mndwstocd th purpce of question," he said. "I never questioned your authority. It's just that as a foreigner I am Interested in Brazilian customs, and I thought it would be interesting to watch you burn illegal packages." The tax official thought for a while and said "Well, all right. We won't Prosecute you this time. But Just remember, yuu'd better be careful when you're dealing with federal auttuitles, "And next time, don't lose your bead." ___________ ,, It Happened, Really Associated Press Writer RIO DE JANEIRO lAP)— Don't send pipe tobacco to your friends in Brazil It might get them thrown in jail. A U.S cltlxcn living in this South American country swears that's what almost happened after a buddy from Chicago mailed him a $6 tobacco sampler as a gift. A intice t1 0111 the lii az.iliais post office arrived last October In the home of the American, whom we shallcull Smi th because he doesn't want any more trouble with the cops, advising him to pick up an overseas package. When Smith arrived at the post office, an employe told him: "Pipe tobacco. You ought to know It's against the law to bring pipe tobacco into Brazil. We'll have to burn IL" "1 didn't know the guy was going to send it to me. Couldn't you sup it back to Chicago." Smith asked. tween patient and physician for 11w first six ninntks iii preg- a laIur lk1 wither Sacketi, D. tintiii the bill would pe rmit a Iwrsoil with a terminal illness to refitse further inedk'nl treat. ''absolutely unconstitutIonal,'' tilent nitiu'd at prolonging his pen ne nt Sen. Kenneth life. -ers, flMisrni "Hut I think we con get it token off" The Senate also takes tiui The bill it_self rewrites l"loi- - llisr'leroI lull requiring all da's oneveiir old abortion law land sold tinder the Installment to comply st ith a January Su- plan to be platteil - - legal de. preine Court ruling, That tied- scriptinne tiled with h,t'nl roun- go 'The law says we have to burn It," came the reply. Smith left. Six months later there was another notice from the post office. The sarxic package was waiting for Smith, and the post office people put him through the same routine "I'd like to see the law that says you have to burn It," Smith said this time. "I'm perfectly willing to comply with Brazil's laws. I'd just liKe ior it on paper. The porn office told him to go to the Internal revenue department. There, a tax official dragged out a copy of the law that really says a person can be jailed from six months to two years for bringing foreign tobacco products Illegally into Brazil. Then Smith overplayed his hand. "I'd like to watch you burn my package," he said. The tax man exploded. "What' You doubt the word of a Brazilian official' I could have you jailed for soul, lii effect, Iht nhor. public is experiencing in re- can best he put Into erspective simple editorial decision but Out of the whole of Waterimle by :tckin a simple quers' of it' rather ono' invnlvIn a deter. "me : fIrm lnlpi'e!5h'!' ' "rgte in - , BERRY'S WORLD By BRUCE HANDLER sitin Units are a matter solely IN'- ment last week. With- the requirement, prohibiting abortions in Florida on nonresidents, the bill is tht American atId significamv (if Watergate Post is concerned, this Is not a the whole of ' Ji .' OL TEN DIE, in weekend traffic accidents, two of M e c:1 I a ' ' - _..l " ' c' BATTLES AMONG 01INVICI"'S at two major Florida prisons result in the stabbing death of one O and injuries to 47 others and a guard. k~ TAI,I .AllASSEI', Fla. (Al i) 1.1k antI sleath lssus eon' front legislators in both lm Letters To The Editor r .' lIFE •\NI) Ifl'tTH ISSUES con f ron t legislators in both chambers as the House votes on a death-with-di g nity bill and the nate considers a flCw abortion law, ' arxists Look For H ' X. . fly TO%I BAUM - :I. 00 - Two Life And Death Issues Confronting The House Today Florida Digest ,~. 1% '' RRt'CERU)SSAT to WASHINC'rt)N NEA) is bandied word mpeachmeflt" Even as flu' ugly vice to Nixon Is getting unaskNi.fOr4d The free press is the best representative a A bout . President Secretary Ronald Ziegler. an beccrflinr and pattel'fl his tree people have when the unsrupulcnzs peddle cave himsell b changing Ziegler's responses were the ultimate in slim. is change "open presiden' Th e chance of their wares in government. arrogance: "Stories based on hearsay, Nixon's need for Enough h been said row about Mr. e Nixon peopleaccusethe press working Th or guilt by assassination, innuendo observers sti ll manage character deep ISOlfitliTh (inty a handful of will by arrogant in behalf of a free flow of information to the off against his association" After President Nixon's April 30 to siiggvst he was walled top aide. H. R. Haldeman. the resigned of being too t people , 1 Y. "protectors" like admission of apparent White House complicity, bidding. doing his were they nrnistakably' We have to hope there will be no more Ziegler apologized to the press. even to the much the special. nat Also well worked over is the fact that Watergates." But, if there are, th e free press has come hated tb ' the White House Washington Post. commands row brand of loyalty the President behave should as Judge Harold R. Medina urges largely bound been because served have However, the public was from me; whose public careers of government knowledge and as it has in the current tragedy of his, men with slight up with reporters did dig deeper and the present nasty government, politics. and is the result. mess no accident in all this. In my judgment. he peri see -------------— ceived earls in life his lack of talent for warm. easy tinman contact. Plunging into an arena politics) where The Leonhardy Abduction such contact is paramount, he has done the minimum he deemed necessary—and that mostly by a kind of forced , highis controlled contrivance 'et there is a missing element here, hinted at but not M we ll developed in the heavy speculation about 11w Prfsi , , iong other places in Then liifl demanded dent's role in the tintolding \atergate aflair. prcnoke him 1LLlAMGlA'%iD0l B' Men not gifted in human relations are quickl y He has gotten the Mexican both the Soviet Union and to the publication of their propaganda Cople News Service merely throw up a Congress to pass legislation People's Pepublic of Ch ina. statements in Mexico's map- wounded by others. Sometimes they perhaps grad. respond. en they ft . But o ll defensive she findirig out that restricti ng foreign investment That made turn the first Latin newspapers and over radio and tially MCICO at first, with resentment, bitterness, and slashing there is no way to placate and the operations of foreign. American head of state to visit T s*.ntions. then counu-r-attack That was done. And Marxist cxtrerrust_c The hd c-titc'fl U S.. rornp:nu's n hot Communist countries LLh1d ML office came other denusnjs while in He has hot) visited consul Mexico. ° W U naping has been a hitter response And it suggests that a cit Vet. obviously. all that was It did not take long f in Guadalajara shows Marxist Chile and subsequently cular effect develops. Counter-attack brings more critiMexican Marxist Mexican not enough for political observers to that, although he was even- played enthusiastic host to cism and hence fresh wounds. The uncomfortable man come to the realization that feels nereasingly put upon. embattled, unfairly victim ChzIe' Marxist President activists tuaIl released unharmed. At first, it seemed, the what the Mexican terrorists ized b adversaries in many places. government Salvador Mlcnde, And, Just B Me xi can This is the President's view of himself, supported by have insisted for days before Consul General counsul's kidnapers' principal wanted most of all was e release of 30 was th his wile's astonishing cloth -coat "we couldn't afford to demand recognItion, public recogni ti on, years that the Aztec republic Terrance G. Ii'onhardy was was on the political prisoners Form government acknowledgement go to the movies' version of their life even after he the kidnaped in gunpoint to immune was the constitute a an established Washington figure of Guadalajara, Mexican jails and their trim- that revolutionary virus. Mexico has streets As late as this winter, talking of the "cease-fire" in a sportatlonto Communist Cuba revlutio r na movement In a wtrhed terrortSt.c wrack other Fk'heverri.a returned from Vietnam, Mr. Nixon told newsmen he knows it "gags Echeverria agreed in that ward, publicity. Latin countr ies - Guatemala. round-the-world trip that tcw* 'hem" to think of him, the old hawk, as a maker of the Dominican Republic. peace Cr,lnmhit., Verezuela Peru. U:' it The iron loyalt' he demanded all these fraztL Urugui-., .ergentina iitd aiainI at 'east thoce 'wounds delivered .. ---.... '--'-p -.-..•'11 •-..•-.•.--..- . (-IoThflgC The sueia is re1).ctt l',- ollkel '7 c ' — 'ou or t/;-at •A ,' oex ict•s, some unappreciated b public figures r'iatch him in not reading the newspa pe rs blame the difficulties more on and watching televised news? the social backwardness Of course he gets an elaborately prepared "news ditarget governments than on gest" from aide Patrick Buchanan, but It is hard to beCommunist Cubs or the Soviet lieve this gives him all the had news- As for T\', he is Union reliably report ed to take littered, secondhand accounts of panel shows and others f torn aides Even the student outbursts I venture to suggest this is a facade. that the reality live years ago, that culminated is he can't read or listen to constantly new assaults and ", ,, with the Massa rre of Tlniteloen keep his bitter reactions tinder control. And I venture . Oct. 2, 1968, when scores U not that nothing can make Richard Nixon open himself to hu,dredsof demonstrators died the barraf!e '.. in clashes with Mexican troops, 6 ?• -and that Bloody Th ursda),June 10, ]P71, when Marxist-led EDITORIALS killed fighting ,.. government plluinclothesmen, ' " did not shake Mexico's it-can'tAir Bag Is Given happen-here attitude. The . % evidence that some of the . '. .. troublemakers had received Safety . training in Cuba or the Soviet %-l3I)OXOAKLEY UnionorinNorthKol'eawas .. . noted, publicized and then Automobile air bags, designed to inflate and deflate in nstenstbh' forj!otien . mdLiwconds while cushioning drivers and front seat pas' serigers in a crash., have received a lot of publicity. A lot . , In reality, though, President ci f it, based on early test failures, has been bad. . -.. Luii, Echeverria. who as Proponents of the devices have had to spend an in. ..' '. tenor minister was charged ordinate amount of time defending them against claims with putting down the disturthat th e might off accidental or deteriorate with ,: • ' , banres of 1968, has been doing age or harm the hearing when they inflate explosively. , penance since he became .. ,.17'. Of late, however, air bag advocates have stopped be. tIec'eiTiber. 1q70 .. ing defensive as the list of those whose lives have been saved by th e bugs grows -. .... In the last two and a half bell. years, Echeverria has said and On Feb. 20. f or example. talph Worsey of Wauconda, . . ... C . Ill.. rammed the rear o a parked police car at 68 miles everything that done just about an hour. Though he was not wearing a seat belt, he suf. the extreme leftists could ft'red only a broken wrist and a few cuts and bruises desire. because his car was equipped with an air bag system. ,J.. Hehasspokenbluntls'wthe ' The officer in the pollee car was seriously injured. 'United States. He has refused to Th is is one of the Incidents discussed in an article, let Cuban Premier Fidel "How Real World Crashes Are Increasing Air Bag Acceptance," in the April issue of the Nati onal Safety Council's "Traffic Safety" magazine Tax Reforms In addition to "real world" crashes where air bags have deployed as intended, test crashes conducted earlier this year have also been completely successful, says author Jim Kielty of the council's public informatin Adm department. As for fears that the bags might go off when they were not supposed to. he reports that a neet of 2.000 Mercurys most or all U.S. taxes. pe esca If there is any unanimity on the complex and painful tui traveled more than 18 m il lion miles under all types indeed, some of the far-reaching aspects of pro al subject of taxation it usually Is embodied in the thought u of driving conditions with not one instance of Improper merit thorough philosophical discussion. Among deployment of the air bag system. no rejiggering of formulas — tax reforms --- Is going,, to Idea of giving Income tax "refunds" to Impoverished elderly met with universal acclaim. Americans pay their titties to Alth ough a federal court order has indefinitely delayed people who pa no taxes and to parents of children in private a req uirement that air bags be installed on all 1976 cars, government with remarkable conscien ti ousness t schools If tlw'tr fede-'al taxes are less thor the General Motors will offer the bags as an option on some tits, payments—or the suggestion for subsidizing interest of its 1974 models, In this context., it was not surprising that it chorus of iamentsonstate and local blinds. Such "rebates" would he How much will air bags cost? Estimates range from opposition immediately greeted th e administration's more than a form of "negative Income sharing" that nothing $110 on tip— way up. GM's "ballpark" figure is )O. estinns for f ed eral tax reforms Of particular interest Americans have eonsistenDy rejected. T.'e local bond inNobody knows how many 1974-model new car buyers was the opposition of Rep. Wilbur Mills, chairman of the lerest subsidy undoubtedly is intended as the first step will want to spend this much money on a device they House Ways and Means Committee, which will have the ard eliminating tax-free local bands which now pay for so hope will never be called into use, says Kielty. w to major influeu.ce of what kind of tax legislation emerges from many state and municipal projects. "However," he concludes. 'what safety benefits can be congress. Mr. Mills Insists that the administratinri's tP4I..t.d -" r''."- "•...'. T.. PC'ZCr '.v.n• restruct ur ing proposals do not go far enough. He would add, dows, power radio antenna, sequential turn signals, simS how.ver , the direction of the administration 's large, By at the least. additional ta xes to soak profits from investments ulated wood grain interior, a rear arm rest, 'sports tax reform bill is commendable. The thrust is to leave intact and inherited wealth. striping or a stereo tape system in the event of a 30which offer Incentives for investment the basic federal laws Contrary to the impression that Mr. Mills' objection mik'per.hour head-on crash" in bUSiflCSS and nrooertv or which enhance the development - icaves, , me' uunurnsu-auons tax rmorm ow is Iar.reacning. of natural resources. It would, f or example. pay a substantial part of the tuition for To do otherwise in ar. era when the need for new )ot* is children in private schools, assist the elderly in sung their when the availability of natural resources isa major greatend property taxes and drastically limit provisions of the in come national concet-n would be short sighted and sell defeating. tax law that allow the combinng of preferential sections to cept Saturday Herald Area Correspcndents Grucr IIJI IUI - — a . ,,~ instration Bill Commendable CHARLESHAYS ::)RIs WILLIAMS Sac 'e'v Editor . I1 I , JOHN A SPOLSKI. Associate Editor I: 1't I j.-_a_ _____ :' WAYNE D DOYLE Advertising Direclor 8. Auoctete PUbIISP*r - —- ! - _____ Iho ') ,' \:TER A GtE LOW EditondPbiiih,r -- -. a ,': iVCfl point in time, a5 well AS 1mstnc( it 3fl n.rometer of the future. Rankers are try ing to rearrange matters so the prime interesi rates have less *y('hologic'al and fiscal influence That injence. however, was painfully visible when a of commercial banks raised the prime rate rom 614 per cent to 634 per cent. An immediate "t'mor was visible in th e stock market and :it'rvous trading partners abroad quivered. Also significant was the reaction of the Federal moned sum 1eserve Board which immediately hem to rescind the t to apply pressure on hankers raise. What we are waiting to see now is just how far the government intends to step back from its traffic cop role in the nation's interest level, which really is the heart of the market-place economy, oorts ._ S "! _uI_. — •— - h — _5 * j..,,.. -:, BRUCE BIOSSAT Nixon Is Unlikely II A CL ___ —- -- 1 Monday, May 14. 1973 4A—The Sanford Herald i. - ." -- --_t -' — _______________________________ ___ ___________ ________ - _ _______ ..--.iIIiI _______________ ''" _______________________________________ ______ PRU -.. ___ _____ ___ - �— _! V_VV V _•VV _V. ___ _ -- i _ ---- _ _ _ J __ _ _ - -- rr ____ _ __ -- ---- - -___ _ _ V _ V V 01 _1_ 7: Itr V VV VV V_ • . V VV _ V V V V V -- V 1. 'c A_ . -- V ...-st Rural I I .. 30 Weep Judy Ilonors Shoive, ' ACROSS ALLEY n - ______________________ I_1ynn la, _____ .. ( Z F AR ________ b6t eak 11 3 Iscrew3 Gr..rds,d ,i'ttl*m.nt 5 Cul tivate sod 3 Cortsi.13.t'n 39 Gala iimt name 43 30 L'tøp4an vegetable ______________ 13 Grazing 15 tppet )Unb 1€ 1estm.nt Refusing premarital sex not deceitful .1 Southern = Amount By Abigafl Van Buren e 'r 'r NW$ 55 One Jewish law Z t Row 9 405 awhi Hawan&n 41 Soft wave" fabrics — — 9 — 5 6 7 - 12 - J - — — — - j - 16 17 ~ Is ________ _______ jj — ___ ___ - 2071 j — I ________ :14 _ — V 1 "6 1 , - 33 134 135 reality ri facing : When wümen a.nd ru d aling with it. there will be fewer broken homes, r-eakdowris. and letters Dear Abby. If y have the guts to print this letter, I have the — -'-V- V - - - - V V V 142 - - V - k pmong a marriage "based on deerit and dubious dealings?" What is "deceltlul" about refusing premarital I I - 56 ___________ rr, buua' 43; _ * - ____ POINTERS ____ as -' __________ - ~ : . I l alk 1io . I' It . i t)LAR POLLY-1 Pet Pct'c is tith those ' nitn whwill a doorway or aisle to chat I work in de. and Mrs Jones will come out of fitting room and she meets Mrs Smith in th'! doorwa and there they slay and talk I come ot of a fitting room Io get another dress for in customer and they do Ste; aside and let me pass when I say 'Pardon me" but sic; right back and continue their conversation The samtthir.g ha;ipens church when two women meet in the aisle embrace and I stand waiting and wondering what s happening to my roast in the oven at home The re sults arr the same as the fitting rourn at store If th(.% parked their cars on a Street OT driveway where the blocked traffic they would get tickets So ladies, 1St' not park your bodies cff to as long as you please -MRS stop in pairtment store running •4 (J, - )V a recent meeting V white Potty's Problem from the Carroll Righter Irmitiorte R&L 1L\DLNCILS A da} wti, OU Ire pressured some worthwhile rtILltt First, get the goodwill and active assistance of IM',);).-tan' associates for lOUt own judgment is not good at this time Quietly g the information you need ARIES (Mar 1 to l Start thinking how to handle those impor.ant responsihiites you have Avoid a friend who cmptams Uv our intuition in handling a romantic situation The evening can he a happ - one Tflt'PU iAr CI VI Dcn't in off on ny tangent, ' ti May i 'rper.tie iil' it h a: associate tnsteaa It into producing -ANN ,, ,' V I V - I - ' V - ~~ I * ~"!~ ) ____ fVr -Ic: _ ____ - _- _- -- 1L%%.-, 1.~ - - - --V V ___ ___ -111\ E C 0 i-I le~ I _______ 1, __ _____ ____-V-V _ .S - ______ 14 M0NDA - or - 11W.rrinkl--mvia . 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YDS.$ • conow a COTTON BLENDS • 45' WIDE FOR I I I I.J I would like, to contribute to •ioc PCT. ARNEL •Macs4,PE WASHABLE. PEG. - Sharkskin PERMANENT PRESS • 45" WIDE, REG. 1,$ YD • ujtk, hc1d ___________ K 714 4 A J9 432 W)wt do you do nou" A—Bid three no-trump. what C 99 C 99 . I the beautification of the French Ave. traffic islands, 1, I I Jersey Prints I F ppo ¶ V . . I I My Name V V 11-. .,_1111 - ,, _____ VVVVVVV VV l I City VV sun' ME 5ICfl? -1 IW1FAfrICe ,g A AOVO 'ih'AI 1 I I \4 j j i I '',iPf' \ t(V * ) 10 )V/ . A. 1. ( ( I - I II I ( 'oni r3, .1. ;2, —_ - (~ — I-) rt' "_' "\ , YOU COfl Affairs J'C-:'i _____ __ _____ ____________ ____ I .,.4/,cc()7MeMAs. I ' j - çf ' - - Thus lar, our radio. TV and Barry -___IAflI<3 l.etn,1,itItKtt) Ut IPf CAJT J (.'jANIM 13uZ ZIV P / ti'ws papersarestill(reeuifiucti 2 'V '. (6th, ThAI I ,V Lie Falk and - V Sanford Plus TODAY'S Qt'LS7iO Open 1111, to 6 Daily Instead of bidding three die. moods your POrtlier haijUtnped to two hearts over your now" diamond. What do you do V Mon.& Fri 11119 P,M shone i23-452$ Colonial P153.1 Mail 0do j gdhavi MMAW of X100 I Mail to: Mrs. Janice Springfield 4S .-,r;1 Florida 5itaft Bank ___ ___________ *tie fkhrm~ ________________________ I I Sanford, Fia, 32771 _ -- - - __ - -___ -_ _____ V __ Ile Z I - ______ V _________________ ______ ____j . - I I I i'aii tote as we' please ,iid also twit' In or tune out any $ireigra,n like or dislike we' 4- Alas. 4 - Storm Or'e t. •I . 'cArd ir - "I.. .- V __________ _ \',',-,.--- ' V - 1111j"it 1 t... ""' )v' Style 'f" "401"b"101.0 ioc-ia (i.aa "' CLUC Bonanza r __________ __________ (13) TBA (24) MisteRogers ___________________ ___________ ____ I Ulm so i ______ Wigftiorhiood (44) The Adams Family 5-00 (3) MisteRogers N.igP'bcbocd (13) IBA All eeiii "Single Gérts" "FlarU" ________________________________________________ M '-I Ui 1:111411 U LII(•LLIsLLIAIsh......mL L ('QS?uesO, '' =Ill , 'Ia uiI' .i'E1 , AARO 0111441EIR, Gsorge W. Crane, Ph.D,, M.D. . .4. '$.€ ACAQ'.4' By ,. ;iart 1 '3.00 . 1 ( a _____________ ___________ _____ ____ rj:j ' I House Of Steak •f' '' IlICOP0'*s IZI 4 We Still Have Our LUNCHEON $139 SPECIAL V wa 1I, Lcuos OPtS OAv ..IIII L. Di"Afaloadut"o Touch of j ((('iy,sl envy of uuli other pe'uuplt's V' Then he would dole out one 'range slice apiece to the members Pits famils And at hurch Christmas sen ices, the children recrised lINE orange. which was usualls ih" oiil orange they got till the hri \'rt oranges ,nd orange juuct are now is ('('Iltinlili as milk ati standard incIUs'oIi in (eedurg of 1*1 SERVING LUNCHEON SPECIALS Menu Changed Daily ________ Autheiittc Homemade Italian Dishes Homemade Pasta Featuring - I ______________________________________________ couldn't bus ttu' rewspaper it it present t'tont'ni ii .il 'r lair It itfle the 'e'sts ill new sprint and le'le's dre' ten high but the ,uise'rtise'rs pa all th i'V t'te,sls anti the bulk III liii' until ing charge-s (or new spauw'rs and D'Abalwuliw.15 ITALIAN IVV AMERICAN RESTAURANT PH, 32 17Q1 ,1' I S Frytth t1i4i(I1iIte' SANFORD t'Iilg> i'f i-t il'ing anti t long a rnpi'd ret urn cut elope p1us .s tens i'Ie'uuuh,g ' cut leisimig LOPE N UN. cLOSEDMON] (;oLt)LN S1'OUN AWARt WINNER _______ ___ _______ Itiluld allil we - .. - 4- 5 D.,i, t4f'V (44) LOi. An'.tr :at' 4 30 (2) es-ic '&4JE THET1CR'f' (44) Urs-dog 4-00 (3) Some'rse' (3) Ssame '-ern' (4) Mtr, C If ( 9) Mo'.lq (13) Plsanre lit Soclaltstic lIrlisin t'hiiiii. you hate' no clink-c iii programs or rival newspapers ''Big Brother'' tilciates what those' cit ise'ns shall hear and 51'1' In A,nu'riI, howe'ser. still hate' ii ChoIce,I _ ________ I I i I Commit:. our rauluui as we'll as TV It otiti', st s lii t'r it'w'as1i t ht'r I depend on an liii' ''-a" ________ _ 4 rust u's John _ else' Advertising and selling are the Siamese 1w ii of our luxuriant "(ret' enterprise" system Without advertising, up our economy, much as blood transfusion 'I ilit'lilit' iiii'tlit'4i1 It'iit lush liv tug standards with those of htMl advertising England. where na(ilo amiti 'i' are t'pi'ratt'd Bull hr with h'timn.i aiid ttus.sia, ~__________ ,èit Make checks payable to: 'tilE TR'N'N& MANUAL N V.) IV,,\ ___________________ Ar rw ir,t5n,e RUIN 1 - ___ THE PHANTOM VV I Al PEACE REMEMøR v / V, I . 'r'' V ) ) VV/ n _________________________ Address OV 1 F. ...", ~A I ~ " ME ENEO ,ANP \, 'rAiPiE E-" FC I I Cotton Prints spot gig, _ J1A(J< L,Ei'vt1A.C4 &U the t'ounters In big ituluiiie, Si) factories would slow down till millions would be out of work! Advertising thus puts extra / - YD strengtP-VhwurV Oswald: ' East was alsu i(i per cent wrong The l( discard showed str'engtt but it also denied the jack o East should simply have led a diamond and forced Swth to lead spades himself the coupon V oranges much cheaper than _ _______ participating please IH -Dr Crane. I studied your %%hen the), ,Airre inerely j texttxk 'Psychology Applied' (rtstmis luxury in college and our agency olten The former editor tit the uses your chapter Ofl 'Ad Jacksons ille I'l' I JOURNAl. iVertlslng Psychology,' please uunt't' told me his father pur show the public the ti-Ut' facts" t'ht'd ONE orange at 1V ~ Mon Walker a int'rt'h4itdise muer ___ in 1 14 ou SlA'IIESF: lSl\t' \ - - 2 Secr,' Th ' V V - so ii. '-.: ~ 11 V- - , / : - *" ' ft V - S.D - ' ' I I - I. A SUG CF AUØUE I ' S P ,p flI project iI AOE V " "Ilift r-.B ______Chic Young ____ ØE A 900-IFEL-AlSE o 0 - 'I) Contributions to this while (6) _______________ raise 1T) ,JLJ', 2,65O, .' ______ ._________ ____ A'S If indignant Answer tomoreuw ___ V ________ 99 ingV" Oswald.- "West opened the jack of hearts and continued after South ducked - dp __ ! "p ,.' - %Ig)V V . The cost of this beautification Polyester Double knits _____ Important corollary here This is that when showing itrenglh with one of et3uals you F-hould Wways pla) the — - ( worth __ that a high card indicates strength and a low- card — - _______ BLONDIE _____________________________ -- the jack and the king b. came the eighth truck East was about hit, partncr's d! card You, 'i V c::, ____ project 12 - 00(2) Jeopardy 4) Secret Storm (9) News 17:30 (2) News (6) Search For Tomorrow s.asnis. 1111111111, - v-V " We wish to landscape the -- B Oswald & James Jacoby NtwSP*'lF tNtiPatst Oswald - "Defensive dis card signals give the defend- _______________________ _________________________________________________ ers a cnance to reduce some of declarer's advantage, but they' only work it beth part. Thr bidding has in-en ners know what the M West North East South 2 4 Paso i, Jim: "The basic principle of defensise discarding _______ s11 do anyttt,na) (24) Sesame AFTERNOON i_ PlaCe Gamll 11:70 (44) For Your Information Fi:2S (44) Prof,or KitzeI 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Lift (9) Bewitched (44) Ben Casey I omø' p ksckLamrnnn1nhrrii-icz tTprAtsrtdflfllatic rrq () Dating 1 00 (2) AnotPw' Wt'd (4) lo• Is A Mar Spiendored TP'e () G1'*fSl OSP,,4I (13) Local Programming (44) New Zoo Qe'iue 330 (2) Refurt, To P.'r,v" (9) (9) Password 1030 (2) Baffle (4) The DLRS I0, Pyramid 11:00 (2) Sal, Of The Century ,- , - _________ ENTIRE STOCK REG 4.I & s• ---\F-_ _/ — - -. iopIy et one mors V (',\SE X-307 IA'rnd I) aged "The salesman athertiser , J, works in the art department is not the high priest of a sordid of a famous American ad- commercialism ~ the salesman %er tislng agency is the spark plug of civilization "Dr. Crane," she protested. "1 wish you'd explain again the And because of atherti.sing, great debt our people owe to our retail prices of merchandise advertising are actually LESS' "For many of them gripe Because advertising peudUCeS because the commercials on TV such a huge iolume of demand interrupt dramatic movies and that the resulting large-scale sports events manufacturing thus lowers the ''find other-, argu. that the unit prices iiil Ions spent tin a ivert sing F"o example. despite our high merely the prices of infl ation at present, can bu tc> 1N,'-4r. FlV YET WINTp-'(P. NA).' E' OFF ,MY L6T/ V _____________________________________________________________________________ • IVMK I' by Dick Cavalli -rO M' cwry•', KIC v,~F wr To cR066 ;:~'WrE A.,4o 4 -- Lorna squrry merits discussion rt'g,irds our superb standard of with all high schoolers, For our li'.ing lush American standard of Yet that is dependent on our •.dUsing depends serilsing," Thai's also wh we go- g etter American a d vertising dine on hen eggs instead of duck and selling Or Glenn Frank. former eggs, for hens adsertlse president of the University of I cackle, their rolues' PELI4'IOU __________________________________ WINTHROP ' 4Q7; $ Stoisor f) 'tewty-aod C,ar-a 2-30 (2) TPw Doctori Wild WORRY CLINIC BTJCULARL.Y ' __ . ' ___________ see - - I' ijo ; V TivI:11kaLi.1uIi4I South won arid plated clubs East held off lrtti h' was able to take dummi Queen with his Ttcri East cashed his last tsit hearts South discarded the -ight and lout of spades arid cVest dropped the 10-spot ' NOT V _____________ ___________ _________ everyone SCORPIO dOct 71 to Nov 211 Concentrate making outsell more Jiarmu1g today LiJr,Vt in any arguments, rwcially at home Vse good judgment in an honesi dispute with an associate Take it easy tonight SAGITIARIUS (No 72 to Dec 21) Solve problems of an intimate nature wisely' by first consulting with an expert Dctn't confide in others Be better prepared lot a trir vou want to take Learn to he thrifty' to Jan 20 Listening to v-hat friends have to say will be better for you today than going to some expert .A new method employed now can help you achieve you personal goals Think cleverly AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb 19) Engage ins civic affair of unrcrsnce at 'i*ich you are very adept Forget personal re creation$ for the time being You can casit)- make tht future mom profitable U you with PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar 20) You have ideas to iut operation which can help you to advance more quickly in the Don't fret ovrr si hat he helped Get the approval of a higher-up Think objectivt)y IF YOUR CHILD IS BORNIODAY . he or the will be one of those interesting young people with fine character and will tolerate li ttle interference whe."e pining own aims are conce rned Gi ve religious training early in life so that this strong personahty ,A-W be facuied on heinS of great benefit to the world at large Discipline should be an the form of right guidance, Sports are good hezc 'The Stan arripe', they do nut compel" What you make of 4 1i6J'S '. progrom. —_— A _______________________ vrapt'r.ctcai person A' I1 _______ IT'S JUST THAi .i'' is lounching a beautification V01111 : Cue on Defensive Discards surenottohetooextra',.gnt Putyourflnegitahenutoworl,, Community traffic Islands at the intersection 1 &Ob A - I and C!ondo Drive. WIN AT BRIDGE - ' Committee ffai (44) Atlanta Braves _____________ C) __ LI.Iti I ______ ,V - V -00 (el Cap' Kan',aeioo (P) Mike Douglas Show 9V 00 0) PhIl Donah.js Show (3) In School Programs (until 4 pm ) () Perry Mason (9) Movie 1000 (2) Dinah's Place (6) T he Joker's _______________ of French Ave., Pork Drive - i'M '' V _ Him, i"o Chamber o Commerce _______ ____ " ;'r, ' ' of the ______ __________ _J" V) I jV V ( 'i'' _______ _____ dishes in the water and V turned turn loose ti ht 1p di' the dishes Tti si ur perfectly and he luied cver minute ci! - MR K V will be helpful MINI tMa) to June 21) Don't waste time luar scheme hut kerr bLsy on important work you have to Don't qu&ckl accept the views of others, but doublecheck 4i facts and figures Keep calm MOON CHILDREN fiune 2 to July 21) If nu engage in recrrat&cnu too ytw bu tt , fu V . _________________ — by Bob Thav.s ç J/ ___ FRANK AND ERNEST Advanced Tickets Call 323-1s'uO Or At The Dc'cr ________ .,i. ___________________________________ __ _____________________________________________________ ____ I with w arta I _______ ________ - V () ______ ______ ___ ___________________ - _______________ ___________ - V 10 00 (3) Today In Legislature (5) Women of the Year. 1973 (24) Today In Legislature 10:30 (9) What About Tomorr' 11-00 (2) Nev.-s (4) News (7 Ne*s (13) Starcast 1130 (2) Tonight Show (5 ) Mole (9) Wide World Of Entertainment _____________ ______ _______ -. - (9) Move _____ ___ Sat,. June 2nd. B: 00 p.m. Sun., June 3rd 4:00 p.m. Seminole High School Auditorium - 1131 Movie - 3O (3) Book Beat Doris Day _______ ________ _____ _____________ :, , "'a •"-.---'' (6) Here's Lucy _________ ______ _______ ,- 1ciia' (I CI)', Morning --j, '' .' OO (2) hr.l t Turr () Let's M. Deal 2 00 (3) Days Of Cr Llvei (4) The Guid1ri (4) Baseball 9 00 (2) Movie ___________ _____ _____ _____ ________ _____ _______ ,E ___ ________ ' ________ ______ by Crooks & Lawrence r ________ ____ _______ _____ If4r) _____________________________ 1' i1 ' L_. 'a ____ ____ ____ ____ __ _______ 14 ALONE IF ____ __________ ________________________ thø fa?r, "a Sunrise JblP 6 iS (4) ijnhiri* Almanac 630 (7) Garner Ted Armstrong Sur-shine (5) Gunsmoke (9) Undersea World Of Jacques Cousteau (9) SpecialOf The Week (44) Hogan's Heroes ______ , I Dance's - .[.V:.': tosoft PMws ('4) #o',i 1 )0 (3) Tr.* O Te iS P1Qi. '' "u () All Mi Firr.1 tP) we ___ ___ / ç)9N'r WQRRv' ( ER.'io..I tIV WITH Mi" I IA mrnolM \ iiow ALISJT APA RLJi.JC AUr.JT L PL.EJTY 01' )—, IJOW -" ,l ( root ROOM,..T5tL. ME,MR. 6RUMPY,,, ____ ,,_ ' __ ______ c4 t w uyear V CTV.CVTT (44) p,',. T-1 A,'rrt'.,ve I 00 (2) I Lr,',s Li,( 6:00 (2) Ycs,r F.jt,ø , 8 - 00 (2) High Chapparal Special Of The ____ ____ —iI. __________________________________________________________ ,if 4 ' _ IPJ) / __ __ ________ r,.. (44) Hogar.'s Heroes ialma :'—,tP _________ ____ 3224509 .. -, V) _____ V _ ________ __________ 1~ 1/ Gift GWALTNEY JEWELERS Ave. s. ce .' - C ______________ AAAfth V Shop O/ gan an- M AFEL"? is)M ) - V -_ _____ of ((-YET THFIV MFAT O!C1t(' W)MEPI) ARE ' tt are Plans were also made attend the New Smyrna MERLINE WOLFE WTRR Chapter No 3, on May ), to traffic manager at Radio MatiDn in Sanford Her help celebrate their 75th arorüversar'. )ob tnvoh'es organizing in Next meeting will be friendadvance all material that to be broadcast on the air. sNp rught with officers invited For 27 years a resident of to serve from each chapter In Sanford, she spends her the district. leisure time sewing and Mrs. Ethel Peurifoy with reading, working In her committee, Mrs. Alberta flower garden or relaxing on Rowland, Mr-s. Ann Trued and New Smyrna Beach. Mrs. Edith Tyre, served soai: it No L_told istogoing to sit still long ____ Ph,i. MORNING (24) America '73 (44) Petticoat Junction World (7) (3) Homemaking IXIRY (6) What's My I in@ Let's p, flaè'ii UNTiL 'M I-'/ c VERE~5 NO ROSIXERY, .,11, ,-~_, ~ . 9CA4001 honor ''Grandmothers Carnations were then presented to all women present. \ti 2, cut his finger and I was I. (7 TUESDAY (13) Pie'i by Bowen & Schwarz - - ,J I GUYS y. ii ' Mathieux Photo) ------ __ ____ ___ r THE BADGE Joseph .. " (51 (3) FMthkeepn (6) Truth Or Concequences _______ -- 1P J"I C * (1) (p Truth ______ iY~ VV - * LYNN KINNA1RD, center Plans were made to attend the homecoming of Mrs Mamie Horton, Daytona, on her election to Associate Grand Conductress, of the Grand Chapter of Florida. DEAR POLLY—My sun.. _ . . / /, -'~-~ * (41i (2) To tell 'Thf' r.o ______ 7 _________ ') _____ _____ _____ ________________ AIW - 4rr4r (VtPIING V _____________ ___________________ N ow SWOWING Television ___________ ________ ______ 14) ' • ___ ______ -----;:=-- ! 4 thing * _ __ ____ _______ - '4 _____________ THE TWIS %G BY SiCORSAkVoVt)I MAI<& A G) _____ ____ C' V ; •41e ' stranger figuettta ___________________ _____ - -_ 011111111 / par! pl14) S an Army s.rg.ant lift In shooting and rhastrt charge 'if an i*larwl the 9-9-10 ('US IIIV:1U;S I.(JCY World War U A 114-ll ARC 'A' IN( DIF f RERUN I "A Home 1% Not an Japane" sub d(res it terrible CONSEQUENCES It ' Is L4 Uncle hurry It sinks a ship bringing pfr.rrri to far. ()Ili( 4 T_J'___~ . 4;. o , A4 . ,~ - to by Al Vcrme.r j Y ir;rr ,tiWl' .1 ( - I — _______________________________ ea T Mrr* Pacific during - - -_ ~ PRISCILLA'S POP - p - in - ( _r11 th. iesjW hap#fl " V rk, R __ Vi A special poem was read It' oll •p,Vcir, ,—', Apr Your life is largely up - - _____ --,-- Mother's Day was cornimcrated at this meeting with a special program honoring mother's present and - DLAR Ili_PLLY—%1% jJr;nCVSS-5T%ie ;)hUnt S!ll,;K-d LiriLtUnd oi the smooth counter top while I dialed so I used a corl style gasket material 'purchased at an automcitik' 5UV Ply slure to cut out ain oval shape slightly larger that, the phone's base When this V was glued to the bottom of '2._'' the phone my sliding ~ ~ ji~ ries were over. — MAR!LYN S L71 \/'~- C,i . -- - vlsitti's ilarr) - iL 11 41~ 11 . nwersary. in a cleaning fluid and wash and rinse as usual —POLLY HOROKOPE - I t4, ,5 .T I ~ , / Many extended stain Is old, lease a pad saturated wi th the turpentine on th e spots until the) ar e softened and then wash. Tar stains are set-' stubborn and some,lmcs old ones are hopeless. Another recommended remedy Is to the tar with petroleum jehl which Is allowed to remain on the stains until softened, then soak n r1:— C 0 ~, . . - -V p., c DEAR POLL\'—Mrs T J L could use turpentine i remove the tar from her Pied sheets Moisten spots with turpentine work it in After it has softened and clisaj, pcare. wash them well Tnis also works on tar that ha been carried in on shoes to make marks on the (lout —EVA CARROLL RIGHTERS future ,' 'r ME s3 S ?h tnMlRges In , p a TT'ornan eoycr t j s EE 2 ( V ___ '.4 .'.- __ - A s • (. - , alaotothole who had passed on. FORECAST FOR TUESDAY, MAY IS, 19"3 - ....,-,, h--- - . Lewis Lorry ___________________________ ____ "\ - 1 ___ rkin IT DEAR GIRLS—If the tar - S...3? - of :. SADDER AND WISER HAPPIER since I caught on earl)' enough'] r _______________________ L_, V V by BIMO BURNS ____________________________ 'a DEAR POLLY- Wtll sorneo:;c please t'.. ic clean and then keep bright the bronze plate on m. war veteran husband's grave It has turned almost children dependent 'I-.. P t - of SCI-ycar members refreshmenLs and an hour of She joi;ed North Star fellowship enjoyed, Semp,le Chapter No 2, Order of the Eastern Star, Mrs B.C.Chapter No 84, in Newark, N.J . re was presented a year May 1, 1923. Witht a few years, pin, and pla ced on the honor roll with her late husband moved to * Sanford to make their home. In DON'T MISS • February 29, se affiliated with Seminole Chapter No. 2, \ig!zi and seed in severM offices which led to her serving as Presented By Ima Worth), Matron in 191' i s with the late RE, Pew-ifoy serving as Worthy Patron. At sos. - - ___ ,now the if (0chnioille)RyP"t"ll"n i9 h(AT to 1'"Isim thO P01111116n.'Ibeer from the botltwn of the vironmnt thtaten to ovor 'an. You might notice (;fr l.!m hi.liobrtgkla as one of the ilar4 øg Into $1 j _____ at 1~ I _____________________________ '. more V" n:u .' - -- ',.( J.Ioore Pi'eseiitecl 50-Year Eastern Star Pin Pee e Sa1eIad DEAR ABBY Your advice to "Mother" to "dig c the sugar bowl" and help her married daughter when "Dad" rrfu.%Pd rbecausie son-io-la-A was always short an the hi essentials, but gave 10 per cent to the church prompts letter. May I suggest that "Mother' wait until she 's asked for help' My own married children feel free to ask me to "butt out" Parents can help their married children too much. If they confine theu gifts to small surprises now and then and perhaps a mote generous gill Christmas, the will giving their children than gifts. They will give (hero strength and courage to face reversals, or unexpected cr1should they arise "1 was only' trying to help." said thru tears 0 ent when things don't work out as the parent had hoped, CAMPUS CLATTER with tIIV 9irng PreI)t('lVS Tfll( AR(: AR(: MONDAY M4V1 HF Whet. Eagles l)are" Part 11 The conduding of World War 11 film has Rshari Alto CIts GIJURMOKE eM Hutton and (lint 'l'hoerilx" It doesn't lake faring a traitor within tb.r gist.star(lennCorbetlinngto 1I MfAY ' I 16 ,tw ;m mst they try to rpv fall Into had habits again As AT THE M(iVIES 'HEftIJN I American generI from the 'The 'rivate Na vy of Sgt coon as he is released from jail ;erman, in a snow-covered It's a L5fl he takes a contract to kill a man ()'Farrell Itoh Alpii'. viflag There's a l' to him hope flu-k. aided by the cra,y to deliberatel y ronfvise th (onipleiP - lift __________ ________ BEEs s C. prostitutes DEAR ABBY the woman whoiae husband refused to shave at night aJthn his iough bea,-1 Irritated his wife's sensitive face when he became affectionate A friend of mine solved that problem by writing the following poem, and placing it on her husband's pillo1,s "I can go without hats i can go without shoes, and whiskers may force to go without youse" IP S It worked PRAIRIE VILLAGE, KASV ____ V :: -c-:-- ___ 1I?• t'iatt rrk"ts ¶' ::.nth( 1..it', ti,rfr l iiU:rr. Moreover. I don't agree that most men rri-i,'n - tVf)veragp of trew V t_ IAWrnC Stone Krnnaird. Mrs Gale innaird from South Charleston, Ohio, cousin of the bride. and Mrs Joseph , E, Mathieux --______ I Itir i I bed" but in P. - flhtic' b will hiive live , I V - ! -J - - - 1% I sel! Surt, a man or woman can be '1005) rta-r 1,. "i r" :;1tI. ".1 - le - ' 'i V • Ic Skyl - - 1/-, t•t t' llr uiiqilt#n a I`4-,'"'; shouldn't kpep Liwy from her himif hing lit set ((or I 10 1111(iff Uil iiftprnon All three not- dutI.. t'. he rncjvp the of flee IA,ryq h'nie, %tl)rkq tint hi-wi a replacement Rtif AtnrrIra ' first niitnnid lucy In rha5 Jfk tatiori The three.man ms1ule will ymnt roitintn f unirnonIng Pier vital group, ni 01a4-I ff t'tnnrrow at (Vf%ffp t. the Canary (1rai Clubs her live by the Ito horn. for rehearsals A wildly works --,',r$ii;I -1__"1 11 Or, vs-vok -. TJ LI - V mother of the honoree, Mrs Paul I. Maxwell, Mrs. Ronic Johnson, Mrs. Roger Kinriatrd \lrc Harold innnird Mr' tie Anderson, Mr - Hart-' I 1i\tu)THY: Wtt Is a girl who "holds something IN ' flf V ________________________________________________________________ V 1V__4 4c RISK uI ¶ r TIMOTHY J BOWERS. COLUMBUS, OHIO 'd. 141 gi; V rp&1u(;fl 1t I\ . I\ Thomas Denton Prc'vu:: Judy's mother, MrsW.F. _________________________________________________ to - 39 ' II • \trs _________________ and - Highlights iwo __ 1 _______ I V u 4t / V V VV 1W IN t%W1M AND 1%1'tA4 JUVt 1iM A ri54. II'A 1 WIi0 tMiM ______ (if - _________ I ll - fil e s V _ mom will atways have an itch that needs scrtcti w _____ V 'i - ______ Gro -i.l r.iv put w WaL MCI'\V 14i, AND T$IAT! wI!A ung Will CARt 0. f - ae. III - _____ _____ V Refreshments of bride's V iui. coffee, nuts and crearr.mintsweresers'edtoall the guests. Judy reived personal gifts from each guest present - _____________ - Allan pleasant Il l::: 80 A HUHAP1 u, V V The Mats home sszis festively adorned in a color rasteo theme - Horteyearnb wedding bells ierc suspended above the refreshments table which was 1vcrlaid with a pastel floral print cloth. A footed crystal ,lunch bowl centel-ed the table, - - went iH __________ elvet 3 Clothing l4Sevenda 77 , e-010CI of Jud greeted guests wearing a striking cached red pant suit with a blue nd white blouse. A silver link belt and white boots completed her cher, eemble. ii.i 37 , rash - Sur" DOW' - fir ____ ayes on c olumn garland Spanish 4' Solaz da rmins tam 50 Adjective I Agriculturist 32 Lw,d suffix 2 Arrival (abi 1 Hesitat ion Si Aflrrw aound 53 Sp..k 3 River (Sp I GøW cr4 $ HsisUan bu'd 54 snanu. respect School table rRr.Tlv ri 1t(JVI CAR\/tD her Chapman 38 Orw CLtr*s'r DEAR ABBY. R* the letter in your column from a gal ibo met a guy when she accidentally got a wrong number on the phone On their first date, he asked her to g to a motel with him She refused On their next date, however. After that the gu repeated the invititlon, and she interest in her so the wrote to you for advice. Ynu said. "Next time, hold something back." Tat attitude toward men by women is exaCtl)V why rnt'r regard most women as prostitutes And mothers teachbe thshanest by "holding somethIng their daughters tank' has resulted in marriages hsed on deceit and dubidealings A woman can be a terrific mother, hou.cekeep&, and crnpamon. but if she's lousy 1r bed then dad will always an Itch thet nds scratching Likewise, a man can be cmdess 11 Puu on board ts Chest rattles. 57Gsi V & )jnrtri shower at the %t Harne home of Mrs. Joseph Ail 27. at 73O p.m 9 can who ?' V hcnoiecj at a mtdflaneous c-c.11) citts tw s direction chow. 32 gg., Ri'hard 33 Discord materials 6 Small fish Madw lVflfl tr Larnents 51 S Bui3din Com. 49 F* spee:h 52 Equal-angled English (sh) .1uct __________ 1-11%.r. Encountered 47 Dactionsiy of 1$ __________ Days ______ E44 Maicu1nr 4 OWuV wArtr4 i- MAF( FNCHJO4 " ' CCC)N IN 1b4' 6-CARE Thr BIAT5 OUT 114 9 j \WAflR, IT WIU.' TIME pipr THAT 1' (3N&Rt _______ 44 Wsttu um 45 Food eim.r by ' Tii (CX U7M.kThIflx R 06 - ______ OOP t MU ST Kumvird lCu)uvated _____ ___ V - Hc - V V VV `1i S a$ CSNIHAL tLOl5It)ASOLDL5T AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE !u !I.VV ItRVINO COMPL.ItI DIPININ'5JNTIL, ID AM 1 Al ''j,s .,*-$-I ..#.i,.% wtameg I 5)551St 11WY. 17-92. Notth in Ft. IS 0 TAiNMNT NifliCTLY .n the LAUPL1Q14I CO 1UUNUtNuNi HO's . - �___ $A-nv Sanford Herald Monday, MaV 14,1973 __ ww '. - a As SNA , i ________ _____ T lhn cnnffrrl I fnrnlI Winter Park Behind w -- Place Finish To Second ROWS ,Ile Hank Aaron Slugs Pair, 11 And (inC point.*, reeetivc1y, event as the liAtneS Cit) bani MiIre Kabul of 1.yman were rowing pO'eI- Winter Park While Brandon just squeaked burner equalled the state the ACdCTh main building. The Eagle' JV time was only three area thinelads t successfully defended its ftnLThing just seven-tenths of * 5:37, while Sanford was docked place in the Mate class AAA and Ow14Igh to the HIP, 4544.44 over record of :21.8. varsAty State title On the wind- second out of the money In the at 5:7 and Winter Park tnnka AAAA track TPfttA he d this d0cmiing ciown holder Miami mere was only two times In whDed waters ofIke Monroe junior varsity race, taking 5: 26 time in one of the closest 'weekend at W inte r Park's Jackson and Jacksonville the Class AAAA 100 yar1 dash Saturduu. but the Parker's second place ahead of the crew matctHas all year. Showalter Field iund A.bie had the second best varsity crew suffered Its faltering Winter Park skull, Varsity times fell as much Haines City WAS ii points at 9, while lIan4s first deftiat in two years to end in the varsity race, the as 15 conds off their W( b', t1*Ln Cu,,. with ahead of St. Petershurgh MmTirk and Miami Jcks'wi's their dominance In the spo. Middies were only 1,3 sends Ry for 113 AAA Tommy with Winter Park sinning (iedo In a tie for 14th place on Rith in1 nnts al Edgewater caught the nIT the winning time for their unth a 5:3 and Sanford Naval the basis of the 100 and 200 yard ct'own, making this )'t'S Male that time. with the win going to Wildcat .TVs in the second half second runner-up finish of the taking a 5:38.3 time, dashes of Allen, who clocked a big school cinder cham- Forbes. Asbie'tu 91 was third of of the race after thes had taken du at the eighth annuJl regatta F dgewat er, Jack sonville second place 9.8 time In the 100 poT ups belong to the '1'anpa a grup at 1ha clocking In the as much as a one-length lead to to determine the state cham- Episcopal and Howe Academy and a sixth place 22 5 2211 yard area tuflflNS, who faced still finals take the upset sin. pionship. competition from Miami and were well off the winning pace. time. Edward Palmer of Largo Something of a surprise. Times in the varsity race In Four-A competition. Jacksonville thindads In their ltcal sprinters flominte Allen look first in the two-mile event Sanford Naval Aradrmy came were much slower due to the of Oviedo, Eddie Mbie of Lyman and Seminole finished run to the gold. in second in both races over the wind action which created Seminole and distance man well down in the field with two Rahills 937.9 time in the sith a 9 11, 7.8 second ahead two-mile run look filth place, of lyriuun's Rahill. Pharrics Rob. Who appears wh e Astiie clocked 9.8 100 )ard iii headed for stardom dash time for sixth place. ,. ('ollege, won Mien was two tenths of a Seminole Junior • second oil the s-Inning time In the pole vault lot Winter Park . • -. . _______________ • his century sprint, with Willie In record form with a 15' 3k" -'• ;:- - i;.. • • • Wilder of championship llauws try, more than six Inches above Ni -• ______ :. 1•. the second place competitor. City docIung record 9.6 young He was the only area cinder In the 220 yardcr, the -- • . . Lion sprinter finished five winner in both claLce'c in the _______ _____ ___ ,1 ___ ___________ _____ places behind Wilder in that championships. Pcrmn;aj State Schoolboy 1,SIk) meter course in front 01 choppy conditions ;J I 'Magic Number' Now 31 l ___ _r See It! by Herky Cush I Herald Sports Editor _____________________________________ ____ Owging rends From all indications the trend in prof mal basketball is once again leaning toward rilistic ty pe competition , Both the NBA and ABA championship series found defense playing an unprecedented role far 9w -wtorlous teams the Nrt 'ark Knicks and Indiana Pacers, The Kruck rule the National Basketball Asan. world !ter subduing the lakers with an unheard of defense that Lmuted the 1972 champs to less than 100 points. And that also cluded their regular r'awm meetings. And defense ' :s yen muc,tu needed liv the KTi&S who aver,d eni',' 1(13 'rvc, i a amc a feu othc tenrn t league were playing defense also. Indiana captured the ABA crown with a $8.41 vlctav er the Kentucky Colonels in a game that u the Colonels ld to 11 points In the third period. The high scoring Lakers were held to less than 20 ro1nts a. arter several tames during their playoff series This. seems est. LP1U. players such as .ierr. I.'axiy impossible c'drich and Jim McMillan In the lineup. Another trend that aeetua to be iea'ing' the pr ckethall circuits is that of the home fThcr playing such a irictrumental part in the series. Roth Nt's York and indiana ended their series with victories on the cponenta court. the )iJu, ui five games and Indiana in aevetu. And as not ____ with i it - - _____ • - ________________________ ______________________________________________________ _____________________ ____________________________________________________________________ __________ - - _____ - ____ - **4-- -.. - Ak.l. . . , - __V_ ---...-&,t - ..011111— . __ ~ -'_ _VftkP_:_V ,_,-t . ~' -:t . I W- p6r-~~ 4 ; . 1-~ k~ I-1, . - .-ewo . &-V. 0 ! • .. - SAN l-'( 1) I ) . • ---, Rlinn Co ce01Ekenham, Texas ha taken over first place In the Nathma Juuior College Athletic Association baseball poll. Blinn. with Its S-6 record, polled 10 first place votes and 154 points. Sa.i Jacinto College, also 01 Texas, -- _. - -_. V04111111101 , - .,__ -.--- -- .... I!-,#~ I -— 0 - ; -Q, ft - " jVVmi0r------;-11 `~ - __W_11~ -_ t •., - -. •-• - . . - ' • •.: , Titles Ilk i N'l Ei t 'M K,IT.i ,p . . ,4 IV * . ___— ftr . - . -. - - - . . .. -, • :.' ___ - ___ , • R igg e d ' For Male 1 - kill 'ii ti ,o i it IL 'I ' ('1" . iundut u*ns on both u'nus of Ihi' 525 uuiilt' 'wail. only In of liii' tiir of NAS('.\l veterans, Hay Ilemirick (if Hichniond jand Average spt't'.lfor liii' sixii- t-sman feaWre was only Jerry t'ook of linnie, N. V., 11 332 miles tier hour, ss.'ll suir iveil a Wild below Ow Dogw.sl record of of melee by Ilenruck in iran-k conditions Inuliroved 500 for (lit' second half of (lit' twinu tlniihuleht','tit'r at Martinsville hill 250 lap NASCAR Nation, I Slwt'dv,o puonship I)nizwoud A tOtal of 34 caution flags, for a total 197 laps, slowed the .ufti'rnoon's (iii n 250 Ini prograiuu and various spins., rashes and nuechira I PGA Will ;urotult'uuu eluliinate(1 38 of the cars is hich started (1w two ('vents l'he first of the day's two A s si s t ('hauuipionship uuidificd race, hut the slick turns still con(rihuted to snore thin B (lOTt'll ('ra('k-ups. Cook's winning average spcC(i was 59.392 1111)11 ubo fair below (tie I)ottwtI record of 69.877 mph set by ('ar)l 'Hugs' Stevens in 1972. lh'ndritk, a wily veteran, races, a 250 lap NA..SCAU recovered from a couple of midNational Championship late race mishaps to win(he opening model sportsman feature, sportsmen 250 tapper. lienencountered the most problems drick, who started on the outas iso nessly patched sections side pok' and pole winuser Sunny Juniors By BLO'S BKITI' Florida INDIANAPOLIS API — sizzling 192.572 m.p.h.—aitrnost There apparently won't be any nine miles per hour faster ttuan 200-mile-per-hour laps at In- last year Bud forecast a solodiana1xdis Motor Spt-edwav this iunuiiu speed of almost 190 even May. And Johnny Rutherford, a to make the field. 41 cool-headed Texan who bears IN- scars of battle, could care less. The 35-year-old veteran driv5% er from Ft Worth, Tex., victim of a trail of broken engines and f part_s at Indianapolis over the sears, captured the front row 1x)le position for the Ma> 28 500mile race in first-round cualilsirig Saturday. He dillith;h u tuing is Teaimu ',l 1irt':i cii art utsi flit' 21'_ mile oval at it lout-lap speed of - League , - Detroit ,. :' - i . 9 I runs next Saturday and Sunday. The 30 qualifiers averaged a AP Auto Racing Writer • -: J8.4 1 3 m.p.h. to top Bobby ttnser's old 104ulle standard by .ilinost three miles per hour. if His Fast lap of 199.071 mph. missed the 200 mark by 21 one. tiundreths of a second. N•v " , • R I e.i.tts r' P B 3 O•*".. 5(' ret-tied $1 million for the second straight st,ur sass 30 drivers make the tins-up, leaving only " ': racing ''' ' I WALL HI.,' '' M - Pt,.',Øi $4tPi now Iuuq 22 hits, almost half of lw,*ç'q It" n''w 'r"il CA 4, * • •.. --• Al ALIGNMENTS - IS Still Opposition .1S J1 r) \_fv -- . - :'1,.1;i (hit . LAI POOL OWNERS! MAJOR LEAGUE Art Pollard. a 17-year veteran and one of the best liked drivers in racing, was killed in a searing, grinding crash of his ('otze-Eagle during a warmup scssIt" that I'reLetk'tI .—*till- day 's initial q i,ilif;'ing nuis. Pollard, who han celebrated his 46th birthday in the garage area exactly a week before his ih'itti, was the 351h driver to lost' his life at the nation's old. est racing facility. Evans finsstied second, taking home $1,900 with 1' koike third and hiensley fourth. Lloyd Asti- Mark Donotuue, the 1972 winner by of Martinsville finished fifth, a lap behind the leaders. who qualified one of Roger I'enske's MrlJlrens at 197.412 tui.p.ti. A crowd, estimated at 18,000 watched the annual twill bill. --- HOME RUNS -Stargell. Pgr 04 Aaron, All, 10 STOLEN BASES- Ci'dino, 4r' It Morgan. Co. IS PI TCH ING (1 Dc'%ons K oosman, NY. SO. I 000. I 79. S 51, 1 0. I 000. I 6, STRIKEOUTS Carlton t'r ' j. ------- f.. 11 ' 4 - • bI LEAGUE - - I , . - • 4. ijaft ___ -. Cr THE ASSOCIATED PILSi W.sI.,,, O,,iIm W I. PCI 19 Mluon*f, is II 5 104m ra Aft~ • - 0$ 4 511 4 II 500 II 71 M I) Eett.' 4 O,vIl SI) 14 I? So V onnoo'l 534 I iS U of )•4) I ro'n 1.., 444 I, II 14%lhtlt Sa4ay's '_a,ê,vá', 4 OqIand) S ill yr.,,, h.fnny$'I,7 4f43i.Ilt' I 1,t?,,hit I) Moffluc" 3. Co" '-'. 1 Mi'idIV'I 06 4$ Of 1ar4. at of (c,,., I , -, 4" ' tN.,4 -'it P yVja ,I!, T uesday' 1011100 Ovu.'O .1 Jatbw'," 5j,fi?iI C*VthJ ., .ijIao, •' O'."'' Asl,.y,ii, v,,o.,,li. DISC BRAKES WHEEL BALANCING (I ,,,,,,• ,,,• . N.Y. The other front row fRusItioni torn three-abreast start went to - £ I# Humphreys Tire Service ' 3223O22 (tire'.' spot_s to tie filled in final o • Betting ' Pa' ti! --- fair. It, Z'fl. 1111111 by 31. In other Niffl'naI I.s'aguue . , '' front • l fly 'rilE ASMW IATFIa PRESS tung (.r The day rib hetting on baseThe Pi-,, ..,. ' ' III ,',cm': t.'sirsc!u.. N"! A t'iut'' .tutor'l .1 r.all, loottoll anti basketball rr-centiv failed to pats pi-oprisposed -ontiti;innai am.' 'h'su,i'tl I'ittbuirgh, 1 f, ('hit-ag.; IV witti your friendly slat, govern- us that would aow a !ntter',', m.'nt whlrhwooild eliminate swept a doubleheader from rrient rather than your friendly off-track betting, dog raring pa-s'sent ban against the Lew, Philadelphia, t-! anti %-I, St. nv'ighk,rtwpu',d Pkle (Ines tyit and sp'rts-rarrl betting. How- latuire mthorlring betting I .'clg.'tl Montreal 3-2, tinappear to be in tie offing any. ev.r, it did pets a bill allowing a sporting events i tuuriati chuuit out lIouus?r,n 4) (Intl time si,r,n referendum on the Iegaiin,tmn -Co,'unerticut An effort I,tuc ,\nujc'les waulitipeti San Nit ir'rnrriung to an A,.i',,r ;.'u ;il.t If' Newpo'ir! hi ala; ,rm;t etng on all pr'ti.' I' iai*t f( I) aI."I t'ro'ss survey, crad"k.s 'r' to a vame that tins ruisu-Imitfet -i-.--. lii - ; 'efr-" 'V •*P -, .r,v Ati*rb .tii i',or, CA1 lw.vinnlng to in teEs;' ".-rtr '_'-_. ; 'at .oira.1'i nat a :nw ''''r,rri I tiirw,, '1.11, . .• ' '-'..: .t i 1u still i ufi '" .ih. ( I f.. IIt Ia" r-i.-Tl rifla rit$e :Tlng off-track b.thng attiMInn'-cotn hut out Kan.cus tity pr oblems w hen 1Iiutrh I us tw'hinitI, 1oii',?ut iii ' uv p:u';t Resides re'i.nling a number it h M, ltcctiur) defeated(:l.'eland prevented legal betting on hor-,. ra -:ng, ('t,tvt lii. spun (lilt or: thefirst aur*uI I ,itudii' y bebor.' P111111 sports r,tho-r than horse racing, 4 non-ra.-'ing states seeking -Iowa. The Senate ' I 5 in 10 urruings, New Voik aumitl ulr''psul to the hack of (hi.' field u'n$!i,l.' oo lone elceeptinn is Nevada, and raring 4ttes ttytng to get bingo, lotterion,' nd fair ,i t Itallim(pri- split it douhlelwader, atill Ilendriuk. ,Aho wjis forced polill iii first and Ilendri(k in where anythinR in the way of r4f-track bettinR. the survey to avoid am collision, slipped th,o' ttkt t1' tu.' snj,e hut with the leau.I.'rs gumMing grs also revealed tinn that .illnwiacijal iur g;uuir 4.0 but IN, Orioles raph;u'k to st'vnntti place. i1 lap 230, whirr, I,intlley ll',we',er, opposition else- Montana The voters far the hIin4 between friends, mch (unrig It,. cec-onsiVi, and Number three starter Johnny wr.'stlu'il (Is' lend •iway from who-re stull u.s strong, first time have given the fegis. with Wr4 erl pools iI,ssrwd O;ukluinoi 72 Allen of (;r.-cuus'Ihlt', S. ('. took l'.und, ll.'ndrl,'k had cilnuuts-ti to In Massachusetts, a state that Intuire the power to enact gam rnuit art on the measiur Aaron was (hi' lead sihi',, (lie front row fifth, plant', and on the bench in two laps hauler he the has parimutuel betting on horse hung legislation. In -i recent first st4irt('rs fuItu'nt'.l and lucid it itatne aunti when the Braves and was ;;ushuurug I .indlt'y f or Ut.' tiog racing, the 1Mg- session the fMgislanire put on _____________W __________ _____________ __________ got around to using turn in the until lap 18, wlnqu Dutch I .iiullt'v h'uuul isla luure'i (;rn,prflmnpflt Regu- the shelf until 1773 Ill gaming J:1 ni"th, it was t(mi late fly then, ;'Iso of Greenville, S. On lap 240. Ilendrick slipped latiorvi Committee has given a I bills that nin the jjamut from the I'iudrrs ; C slip'tI Into thuu top sport had a ft-2 lead and mIt, lb.' lead, outrunning favorable report to a bill which wide-open gambling to none it his (is t,.nini hnn,rr Just h'lil on, Ihr''iugtu reit of (lii' pack to the finish nriade it would establish a a Public Wa- all A series of pubis.- hearing:; -;Ajd but closer Jerry Morales ha three shore '.';uutions, (or 38 laps, liii.' 1 grring Commission. Such a is scheduled to try to gauge driven ii'. (tire.' runs in the crunimisalon would assume all public sentument but Hendrick battle'J his I. I) ()ttingrr of Newis)rt .uJs'ncr for ' gambling throug h (lit' lu'k and (tic Padres with a functions of the present S ta te ' ;sror, tin moved 'r'ruu'ss'.', who stayed In 1)"rnoerit,' (ho' single ;irwl p past (hi' leautler on lap 55. Ten sac rifice fly, IAJtte!y Coinrrussion and wnoukl ____________________________________________________________________________________ p f ine for 111(1st (tie the aif. In tt nightcap, Aaron was in also laps later, during it wild (is n-car allow "sports card" bet(er000n, ('litHe home to take the lunt-.up anal crack-up, on (tie wi'st tagged No. 10 lung similar to the popular taut .s.'conil with Lindley third. straightaway. illegal ftt thaU pc'l sheets 'fiw vistory was lten(Ini('k's flue slick south turn caught l5(tu '°P" " The committee has es timated at Martinsville and was 5.4v5 lius hutchins on lap 196 anil he stuuiti, that a ''fully developed" sports O*t.lu 4JPO4 worth $4,475, including a $1,000 leaving Al o;rmnnen, Icrink 1'M49 sr**. betting program would net the txuiwi for leading the most I'ond and l.Indley to fight for 1 S'l'"su'. 'r state $60 million a year on sri during the afternoon, The fSIl!*S44 the lead, lOCh's` IT annual volume of almost $201) ',sInner also picked up $516 IfIVII $441 million u"' a led ado NASCAIC National Chain'' '''" However, Baseball ("nimi.... . piunshuip points. -"''I'., • sinner Bowie Kuhn and repr. PA liA5 i Cook's inuolufied victory was ByTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS sentatives of the National Foot. only slightly easier, although R 000L AMERICAN LEAGUE huh,, !% uti• •*CI ri,,,. ball League and other pa-u itit' (lef.'nding natiutipl ni TINC) too al oats P Wii, '-'..t. sports leagues oppose the bull. ihasuipiomushup led for all the (h. 435 X,rkpair (k. KC. 370 ye 0)4,, '..I ileU*Sspq I4UNS Mayb# 11 1. xc is. whichnowtsin theflouseWays final 142 lap.s of the 250 lap IfOPIN?004,40.,.,. J.I(k%011. Oak, and Means Committee awaiting 'O *cr .00i. CACq event. " RUP4r) BATTED IN Mabrr. 500511_fl action Front row starters Itchiu' C. 37, Mellon, Ch 74 tit Rojas, KC. 40, Otus, KC. In New York, the only state Evans, Rome, and Paul DOUBLES -Roav KC. ii. Kirk where there is off-track betting Radford of Ferum domina ted xc, ii it in "_ 1 3 , t , on horse racing, ther aLso is a T Wi PL ES- Harper. Bsn, 3, rages after I'ollard' cruli, but the early going, with Evans tirinkman, Dci,) Br i ggs Me,. 3, move to legalize betting on all "I,.It wasn't noticeable on the track jumping in front at the start £ Sp.'nc,'r, Cal, 3, 1) Allen. Ct , sports. One of the strongest allarid holding on for 97 clrcuit.s . after driver went to Mn, I sports gambling advocates e; Jrd ST 4 HW'r i Caution flags, three over (tie the line for a stmt at the elusive PIOME RUNS 0 May. MI, 9. - 5ANFO O. FLA, .5'Iyberry. Howard ' c. .Samuels, the head of the mph. Field barrier so narrowly first (M laps kept 200 STOLEN BASES North, O. .iI *7 New York City's Off-Track R-!uuuisscd by Ituttuerford,buriclued, but none of (hut' KC, S ____ __________________________________ PITCHING (4 handsome figure of a niian who eha Ile ngers0j get past C,Nik. DecIsions ) shows burn scars on his fact' Evans. closes( to the leader. SpI,,ioc'ti, xc, o I. 15 1. 3 51, 5 Cal. S I, all. I 75 and iu withered arm that stagedal last gasp effort during STRIKEOUTS N C, 70 resulted froiui it near-fatal the final three laps but Cook Sner. Cal, 59 crash in it sprint car it few years managed to hold him off on NATIONAL LEAGUE each occasion, ago. BATTING tOO of bats Santo The victory was it rewarding c',,. isa, Mota, LA. 361 Bobby Unser, who had posted uric for (he Rome, N. V. driver, RUNS -Booth. SF. 37, Wynn, Hun one and four hip records of who took home a $3,675 purse 28 RUNS BATTED IN B.ncp*, c 196.678 and 195.940 to claim the and another $1,000 for leading 27. Watson, Hun. 37, Ferguson L A pole position for the 1912 race, the most laps and 516 National ?7 HITS, Bonds, SF, 49 Fur"'-', %%-.-is the second best qualifier ('hasiipmuniship points, enough to SF, Al with a speed of 198,183 mh, p boost him by Radford and into DOUBLE Ced.no. pun. cd far a start in the middle of the lead in the NASL' -I( itoris. 1. 17 I" IPI S Mr's r. Htn u the front row .staunthng. SnguiiIen, Pgh, 3. Maddo*, S A few minutes later, Rutlierford sas telling newsmen: "It wouldn't hurt my feelings a bit if they slossed these cars dossri 20 miles an hour, or even more. We're going too Fast for close hh fIilWtl(iofl. ' The first weekend of qualuft ing for tIn' world's richest auto race the 1972 payoff cx- IS i*i The weekend thus was a iiuizlure of blazing speed, so high that even Rutherford was somewhat troubled, and trage. d>'. There was gloom in the ga- O'vIcsOw ,...............................•.-'.'..-.--•.-. I"rq' the q'i,con Anr"r,, stead I, iuii.c ucu 'ri H4utct' i(uith isIt'tiiiuc' hom.'u' record I As Indy Times Off 200 MPH , — Stand iii Pus average frr 11w. sensor, Rutherford 'Could Care Less' 14nndc , "p LEADERS Cram pton"s Double Bogey , 1111(1 iii)lil iiutII'1 i 161-11,11.41,; 'liotti I in, IC I -60 ne ZI I • -- and crack- 65. 214 mph set uip Sunday to pot victories in 1971 the $42,210 National ('ham. - Match -- rashes, ;pIr outs .---- . -- '\tluunului take It,.' c'rorqI gain" r, , - . . - h' )%SI Il.%UtI IS I braid Spli Iai I nut t . •- 111th Iuoiur'r of the season ;irul No r, i of Pus r sureer bui'ilø'tl lintii IIaV ( tir.igi-u first run risme on a dispoded streak to sit games, sweeplrs' :,vt'ra.. for May In ii yni,fP*fi,J hornet by Rn1iky Tohin with the two ,zi,mes from the Phil!)'-' VY l - fot -TF, 1i',e of (be hft Astri--. orgiung that the hell was Fergie Jenkins took ti,. op.n. hnrnc'ts Tb. Punt 'freak has lilt- boil and firSt P..ise umpire er, in a showdown of (y Vonn ---' ___ - - --NEW ',- -•- ____ - I 'mitifv ii'iitiii'i's l,hr'køI the Astros. (ineinnnti'o NASCAR Roc'n *Mown Doubleheader 'n r'ct Uu tup Uit- fun Rranôon and flames Cuts --.cak- mediate hurdles In a time of .• .. - - ---.. _ ' - -s iuti 240h S11,4-4.1 I lH'fl I lift Ii' Ii'aptio's and ilt i rf tiuti 1111- 411111 1111111 I tilnutil ;111(1 't'III ututili' Lii the t'att'h.'i' (nun a L Lflgifl points fl Willie WuIdCr'5 3&l. Ktith Lee, Crestview, broke running-captired class titles th e run record at as eight records fell s'd three were tied this weekend In the 1:54.2. St. Petersburg Barry's second with 118 points Florida High School Track Kevin Hoitwart set a new .,... GuJIC-oast,thefloridaJuCochamp,movedupwfourth stantiardfor the two mile run in Meet. place behind Conners Okla,) State. Miami Dade North fell Wi th 45 points, Brandon bare- Florida AAAA competition with -. all the way w sixth becauseof the two lc*aesth the State j1y lv edged Jaksonville Raines a time of 9:24.0. k.uurrwy, Dade North and Dade South 9th) lead the nation in flames City's MO-yard relay and Miami Jackson, which had wins, both with 40-15 records. 44 each, in the class AAAA team of Donald Williams, GraSNA, EDGEWATER STRETCH DRIVE Oupola was also ranked in the top 20, grabbing the 17th dy Harris, James Howard and competition. Eagles, Middies JVupset Winter Park flames City walked away In Wilder set it record of 1:27.2. class AAA with 5 points, 13 Makig The Rounds more than runnerup St. Petershas set May X as the date for their burg Bishop Barry. Hollywood annual awards banquet at the high school. The dinner will s annual (Tharninade wan a distant third be held an the school cafeteria and the awards will be given sith 23 poInts, out an the auditorium afterward. Guest speaker will be In class AAAA, for the big11 assatant coach with the World Champion Dolphins. gest Ellis Miller of Fort Lake Brantley High annual Athletic awards will be lauderdale Stranahan Set a Court Fails Tennis Lib Test reaented Ma 19 and will be part of an all -day affair. At I record In the high jump by pin. baseball and vcdleyball games will be he pitting clearing 6 feet., Bit inches. The faculty, parents and students. A piwdei-puff derby between Ih BOB EGELKO Sunda) 's match with Mrs. ladies are about equal to a iS'That's the way those women other AAAA record was set in freshman and sophomore girls will be held I ron 4b p.m. Assoetated Press Sports Writer Court. after Mrs. King rejected year-old boy or a 5S-)eaJd should play Margaret," said the pole vault by Phares Role after which it barbeque chicken dinner will be aened, And RAMONA, Calif. APu — As the challenge. As Riggs in- man, or maybe not as good," Riggs "Give her a lot of deep, of Winter Park, who pushed LAKE PARK — The the best and most Improved athletes in each sport, alang with an early ancestor of Bobby tended, his victory cast a re- commented Jack Kramer. the high, slow stuff. I just played over the 15 feet, 314 inch mark. Profession a l Golfers' outstanding athletes sill be cited. Riggs might have putt, the flectuon on all of women's ten- former Mar who promoted both my sloppy, municipal park Tying AAAA records Were Association (PGA) of America Seininrile Junior College 's Office of Community Service race is wit always to the swift nis. men's and women's tennis game. I didn't have to hit a J.se Forbes. Tallahassee i PGA has taken a major step has come up with another super course that should prove of "She's better than me in cv"1 guess it proves that the top several years ago. really good shot all day.' Leon, in the 100-yard dash, with toward realization of the ' great interest to 9w sportsmen in the district. The cow-se is ery department." the fraila time of 9.6 seconds; and national Jun ioi r golf program its called "Introduction to Fresh Water Fishing In Florida" looking, 55-sear-old Riggs said Miami Jackson's 800-yard relay member professionals have and is designed to give newcomers to fluda the funSunday after seemingis unit of Gregory Smith, Tommie envisioned for some time. damentals of fresh water fishing. Subjects covered sill be Dennis, Michael Johnson and fish habits. spinning arid revolving reels. fly fishing gear, celebrated match with women's William Clarke, President of Alfred McCullough, who matching the gear to the fish and the boats best designed for the PGA, said the PGA has tennis champion Margaret teamed for a time of 1:.4. freshwater fishing Tha%e interested should call M1450. ert. Court Six titles fell in class AAA ac- decided to participate in the 307. Putting has racket and court annual Junior World Golf tion. f I t I 11 M 11 ________________________ sisdoan where has mouth was in Jolin Aspromorite of Holly- "ampionships at San Diego as r issuing a challenge to all wood Ch.amlnade threw for a the first step in its national sOTTIen players. Riggs scored junior golf plan. record 59 feet, 41z inches B MIKE COCHRA", scores on the last." Bruce Crampton an effortless shot put. 6-?.. 6-1 victory and Associated Press Sports Writer e "W will, by next year, hold And it was the last hole, $13,875 969-73-277 pocketed $10,000, plus another flames City's Wilder clipped qualifying tournaments for the FORT WORTH, Tex AP Major League where Crampton took a doubleJerry Heard r,soo from television coverage, It was," said Tom Weiskopf, off the 100-yard ash in a record Junior World in all our Sections d bogey six, that Weiskop! wan 1 13.875 6969-7148.-277 9,6, then "She has a better serve, a went on to equal the throughout the United States," "a heck of a way to win a golf the tournament, sitting at the Let Elder better volley, a better forehand, record of 21.3 seconds for the Clarke explained. Lonament." time rather nervously on a fold- 17,051) 70-6869-71 273 no a better backhand," Riggs said. dash r.-r'J But he wasn't complaining. Ings ing chair behind the tree. Julius Rot-os The Junior World tournament But the question is can you Cla .1 don't want to be hypocntiWeiskopf llected 9w co $6,150 y County's Rodney Don- annually attracts more than 5(X) pull that game out when YOU cal. You got to feel happy. But top prize b. a stroke, finishing Hale Irwin Junior golfers from throughout need it' Can you play YOIIT it's a different kind of win." with a one-under-par 69 for 276, *5,100 70-69-72-7t,-231 when the money's on 1i' the U.S. and more than 21) The tall, blond Ohio strong- which included a par on the Kermit Zarley Hx THE .SSOCIATEl) PRESS foreign nations The Sixth 'Margaret's a great player "'an plucked the 1150,000 Cob- last hole, some 10 rnnutes be- 85,100 ' 71-70-71-69-1 and a great sport. But in this Annual Junior World is NtionaI invitation title fore Crampton showed up. John Mahaffey scheduled for July 11-14. kind of contest, you %atnia1 League AnnI-riratu League from Bruce Crampton's hip Crampton, the leader for $4,075 i-G9-7D---2 C'Lirke said the PG wit! hold battle of th e sexes. match 01 East East pocket on the 72nd and final three rounds, drifted to a 73 Mason Rudolph State pi'-.) t qualifying tou- n emits Pet. GB century. talkathon and all that. hole Sunday. V. - L, Pd. GB V.. L which enabled defending chain- $4075 for th. Junior World this yer in 7-73--2 she was out of her depth." Chicago 21) 13 606 Milwaukee 14 34 500 — It was inca-c a gift than theft, plan Jerry Heard, with a birdie Leonard mornuson Riggs started So,,tht'rn California for bo'i In his "attack" New York 17 14 .548 2 Baltimore 14 16 467 1 actually, at the 180, to tie faa- second at $4,075 -71-70-282 7447 th Sunday wi a uquet of bo OSeS the 15 17 age group, and '.rill Montreal 13 15 .464 4 1i Nt's 'u'urk 14 16 CT But Weiskopf quoted his old 277. Both earned $13,875. Jim Wiechers also assist in promoting entries ::>-:::::::::::;::::::: faa' his opponent on Moth Pittsburgh 12 14 .462 ::::::::f;::y::::::;:::,:., Boston 13 15 464 3 er 's friend and fellow Ohio State It pushed Crampton's wan- 13,450 72-73-70-68---282 for the Junior D think World throughout Philadelphia 11 19 .367 7 ps ,,, 34 17 .452 P. alumnus, Jack Nicklaus, In nings to $367,543 for the year. ou the nation, SOften her up" he asked. St, Louis 8 22 .267 10'Cleveland 34 18 438 2 hOR.LkP D'' $O', swumation. still tops on the PGA circuit. '1'• s1asl 0 V.est ax IteM "A golf tournament is 72 "Because our (jecison was Final sexes and money wina"g *3 144 shots of the 30 old San Francisc 25 12 .676 — Chicago 11 $ u to Mi recently made, we do not have holes. You have to it iwss. W.P.Ie 17 I Court, a rangy AustrMir 5! th Lucrative Houston 22 12 .647 li Kansas City 20 12 .536 4 Ltetn. Your scores on the first Tom Weiskcipf time to implement national 'I Ii 37, °'°" " c h..- rare4'r , Riu's, :w'iik Cincinnati 19 13 .b4 3" Qaijanci 0 i iu 4 the hole is as uIpurtarit as yoi "i"" year. $3(,000 *1 MI 1939 Wimbledon champion, L,s Anue3es 19 15 .559 4 Minnesota 12 14 4l1 6 17 I) 34.7 ... ...,.:......o Dates To tiller-cd patty-cake tennis. He *Z`-" Atlanta I? IS 5.3' I ' 12 19 .387 10 TexaS fLJT 30 37 .37o , ,,,,6cf, is 1i Xt 7. hit spinning chops and lobs to :: San Diego 12 22 .353 11 i E AL PLEASURE b,. Saturday's Games the back line, a floating serve Srsrn.ø Saturdaj 's Games New York 8, Baltimore INTO SUMMER LIVING LaI.1v4 3 *W'I" Ho wer Gulfstream that br oke li ke a sidearm curve New York 6, Pittsburgh 0 T4.vg4 7. L•.4wd Cleveland 30 ... Sports Diges t 1 WITH A ball and bounced like it football, Chicago 3, Philadelphia 1 Milwaukee 6, Detroit 2 3 ASSOCIATED PRESS "' P-11 9--b5, 'A--,a dxup shot that seemed to clear D.p'o.. 5..c 4 5 San Francisco 5, Los Angeles Oakland 4, Texas 2 MIAMI (AP) — Florida's sm"cI..o Me") Eleutric Go.' "rat : BOBBY RIGGS strikes blow for men's lib as net mistake and 9w by' th le 4 ed ?wtay' Kansas City 4, Minnesota 2 Board of Business la Regu tion : he storms to 6-2, 5,ui I a pitch shot on a wet green. Atlanta 14, San Diego? 6-1 victories in match With 0 California 6. C'tfcago 4i ""' h" 'oted40Wednesdaytotake the He ran her from uric side to Montreal 3, St. Louis 1 4ri4tç 5' Margaret Court. state's lucrative winter horse ' po 4.L"o 9w other, toyed with her big Housto n 7, Cincinnati New 'ork 4-f', Baltimore 0-6 's" O'1 VhI! I dates away from 4a,' LLt. 4ti4' until t' ° '' Sundaj'a Games Milwaukee £, L*t-U'oit 5, lOinSANFORD NAVAL ACADEMY finishes Hialeah and give them back to Gem., v' with it. fed her overheads that ClUcagos-9, Philadelphia 2-3 $' rings ta-, B.et PLUMBING Gulfstream Park. second in State Prep rowing championshjpson s"e Lu •$W she netted or hit out of court, San Diego 6-?.. Atlanta 4-6 HEATING, INC. Boston 8, Cleveland 3 L4o,d4*• ki' *41* The decision gives GulfLake Monroe. joined with the crowd in apNew York 6, Pittsburgh 4 • *41' 't7 iiinnesota 5, c,ana city' Aw.' 333 stream the Jan, 17-March 4 plauding her winners, and St. Louis 3, Montreal 2 cifaa'rü 3, racing dates in 1974 and leaves made the world's best woman Cincinnati 2, Houston C) ART POLLARD becomes 35th driver to lose Texas 7, Oakland 2 Hialeah with a 49-day meet beplayer-maybe the best everMonday's Games his life at Indianapolis Speedway Moods) 's Games giririr Mtfc Ness York iKuosman S'O lot Minnesota Kaat 4-2 and Ccr- look vet' much out hr :.: piepiirationus get under for Indy 500. Johnny There was no immediate Chicago'Hooten 4-21 bin 0-1 at Texas (Paul 3-2 and : Rutherford grabs pole position. See Us - For Your Brok e N eeds. 'word from Hialeah 1. Montreal Renko 2-21 at Stianhouse 0-3i. N She won only two games on whether the- would challenge Pittsburgh tBx-IIes l-3 )N Detroit (CoIernan62) at New her service and a third when : BRUCE CRAMPTON'S doublebogeyonflnai in Philadelphia (Brett 0-1 or York Peterson 3 4l 'P.. ..t.....—. )J&JU15 w UIS n le Lon&rg 2-41 at St. Louis :• noie gives iom Welskop( Uw Colomal National - Baltimore -Alexander 3-0) at and a largely pro-Court crowd >:• Invitation Golf first prize. (Cleveland 2-3). N Boston (Lee 3-01, N of 3,500. nearly missed the ball Atlanta Maalon 24) at Hoii1 Calzfcrnla i Singer S-1 at on an exaggerated lnahot and ,: ;P Urn (Griffin 0-1,, N JERRY COOK and Ray Hendrick capture Kansas City i Drago 3-2), N committed his only doublefault. le" San Francisco 4 Bradley 2-I) Cleveland iTidrow 34) at "He kept changing hispace:::first places in the two races in Sunday's Ask For at San D'eo i Coa-kins 2-3) N Milwaukee Qiampion 0-It, N and breaking up my rhythm," Dogwood 500 Classic doubleheader. RICK REYNOLDS--MECHANIC )PI110 (y games scheduled Chicago iWcood 1-2) at Oak. Mrs. Co.irt said afterward. "I Tnsda's Games land (Holtzman 6-2), N started badly and never got into STAN SMITH scores $50000 victory over Philadelphia at St. Loins Tuesday's Games Arthur Ashe in finals of World Championship : ' P New York at Chicago Detroit at New York, N of Tennis, Ts c, years ago Riggs said fh& French 322-0872 Montreal at Pittsburgh. N Baltimore at Boston, N he'd like to play the top-ranked Los Angeles at Cincinnati, N ee MInnesota at Texas, N t The Eldorado Tire Sign) womaz, Billie Jean King, "evAtlanta at Houston, N Californlaat Kansas City, fl HANK AARON raps two more circuit clouts ery day and twice on SUfldiY." San Francisco at San Diego, Cleveland at Milwaukee. N & and trails Babe Ruth's mark by only 31. ~A& JA The remark eventually led toL N ___________ Chicago at Oakland, N • - is luallav insuli' 1*%" r,C!11** Ag" i fuck ___ --. 'P-Ili ' 4.. 4 plaIt' in tiiplit I mw hasilia II a't inn at j)jni'hw'sf City, # • ' .11 T Nil 311 lEA( Ii K kill er is half his S\0111, s fuih' the hill, I'u:ti and 'k . -• •- - -.- Haines . br;__ $ - -. ,fiur._ - l tdi:;IIr, - - - J4*tó Po Lender %'.-- - ,•. . A. \tl as tht'uuiIi • •• ___ -_ . • • A LITTLE LATE, A LITTLE HIGH _________ - - - :,*"- - -. • W. __ _____ __________________ : - _____ _____________ .-. .,. -- . - • _____________ _ •- :,gain.t I',u'r F're.l '1"rinn Ilk two I,pviperq rats.-i his batting ingie lioriatelli insisting it sPa! winnero, hesting Steve (nriIuw' lose ('ard.'nal and Rick Moo. Asurtti, :19, n kid ituripnt''ti day drilled a pair of two-run turn IentiPiarruprtrrvve in four to It is,'ts, 5', fiut he'q in a daily !n' Angeles ertvpf#'d for n$e homer, to as the (uhe to t)'.'r runs with a pair of singles, wilt, flute And hIstory, iea'iing i'i.w York thfr'I runs and hslf of in' IR hits in the second garn. 'rIctorj In and, like ItIgq, hut' WIIII .IIfl. fnuiru) inning to wipe out the Bernie ('sri-un's heses-frmni"' ctra)ght vlr'trury (uver iiriy' showdown easily Giants Joe F guqon pi.4 , (Wo-Otit single, delivered as (ho' Pirates drop'ti t, aro,, slugged a poir of horn" (heir three.rur, homer and 1)av runs and rilmated a thr-rin fifth straight runs, "rut' In t'arh gain", as It,.' f.opos knocked in three runs St fonis rally in th. eighth ,\iis,r,ln Ilruveq spill a 'Iniuhie. .Iitk Huilingharri shut out with a hornet and a single in the ning 3! the (ardtnals o"r hu"iclrr wilt, Sari liiv'gr 'fl, hlo*iston no footr hi 1.4 as the R.ils his,inning frur rho' lundgers Mnntteul hlrnv.'s wasted hits twn.tun pinch h'unnr in the ninth Inning tf the "peliet, losing ft-f Hut Pik ___________________________________________________________ - ____ ______ - IPu' iltIi'riy trieri of America. 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(only, ro,i-uda ott., tOS IItltNtt Phil1, r,.vt-,ia, I,trtntlly, May ii tOO, Ili I.e N-'iirI r*rna 04 A 0 noni. of tJllAt Itt' ROtitiPlO and Witliani Sipitin (flinty I nnmtOo9e'S •tiI$tfj DFIIAI*, •n,5 't140 NQ 0f*.'4f It lOft *0 tnicrttiiri,psjiti., told name Ifng., o.n s.o.d n.y of 'n. (asp! ,.,,$.r 1.1,5 name ynlIb Pa, I.sl 04 * ith tO. I iaç rt$ to. r in ill C run . AeI,aI II.. r ,,,, r,'' Sen f'010 'P')t / ttn,$• in Sanford r iI4 hOled 01 liriOndo O'an. nunly, •,'tiii. I 0t4ily, CifIid if t inl in 'c "a a*ard t t.j'rMtS.i buld., Nil b. '"lIon-p *1)0 the t'fnvIIlnO% 04 iPte 'onto Art)) 14. In) rn*da at the n..I rpg'lr ro.rnfy of p• 5' te ' --.i 'tb-. "00th A'al) fl) Mo P. i, Ii, loll ritiltint,. Pf*ttte Statiutet, In Wit roronnotlon M..tin. Is PM tPa,ft 1te$',seq to PIP 5.-' r II ('1 i Sothon 04500 rinrido Sfofutpt lts',ta, Sanfont, north. t,,.,. 5'itride %ia.tIt.1 )'5' -S Jo*.f1t, 5g00cr. My ), It?) S AIP*nP ui'j P41* ioUiIh,np Anita, tI Re'CONIIP,, JP . CIar .n,•iui r. r Publith April ui Ma1 1, is, ji ion nictitiotis RAMS Smart of County i it f'.•olia May II. 7s 10 Ii C IS hp,.liy QIVPO ihot we flED Ifl rn,nmis5looane ro u " ' ,'ttc,R9q'd fl t't%tf't% *1 1050 ' ',arninitie t'a;nty, Pt Ida - t''I,'rd Ac . ta,,),, ,I, Se,,int'ti. fly W Stilt, sr IN TIfF C iPCUiT COIlS I, OTtO NO TICS FOP NiDI ip otniy iiqt littitiopt PubuIth May 1. $4, It?) ttt. %.mnoie Owl '.me 04 1400SF APII) SiDES JUDICIAl. ciucuit, iN AND ros (amms,.ct *1)1 E and Ho) _intend in ISMiNOI COUNTY Y1Ofll0* ' CiVil AC TiOPI rsdO 04 PP0 O41Ie. 04 As'#it,, if 5ai '.'g'tter told nam. with the t tec ICTlTIOtJ1 RAMP iH, r, c.r, itr , ii hp (nit') Cnurt, Seminole C000ly, lPf liii MAlT Ffl or h.nattv *0 Ittof IC I' It lOver - Yn."dey. Jima 4 1-011. Pejf Puc lot 'itO ri Ru' tcn,tint . *t?t the AOl!' ititi or ii ACIOF DAViS • rl f,%.'att a' l%.. 704 .fl*It'-t i,v,u ,,, p t Itt r iii tIC I0!!0N 0 •'.nn* '04 ow • - . '' I.' i ,'I lit r , ti,, N -tI 0 r '.,,,i I 0''iJ"l'i -.-,, t*lt)MA', Alt P.'IA( rnqql t Ira 'iujOtp 'if •'- '', 'aiu,t,t TO WI) Il,, lAS tOt ________ I' io,ltia t,!wIan U. l",lI'i'jt rirr'* 4 -PlOT CS I lnntd SiatljN't , VIC tOP lAid SF111015, and IP _______ TO (i.AtIIh. DAViS SATurn, A 4 101*0(1 TANOPU A' C: !, Oil loflice *eerttend torPfiitl.f tad name will ____________ _________________ JR . WhOSE I AST K P4OWPI DUMP VDIJCV5 ______________ _____ ________ hump •fps,eti in, tIerS of 9e Circuit C.ii-t. ______ N S lAND DUMP tOu(vS otit)onsc ASt UPIKNOWPI C I SLAV A!D TRUCK i-ti- u ii the nr-i-,ii'sa'it ' .lth C A %*1,rfl $'.iition for Adoption , (1 III) TANDPM ROt.LP* ructilinu, hue %l*lilet, io #i, ClAUDE t)AVI S PA Vt it r, iii P I II 'VASD PLIvAT't. I t nin'it. %iaI,i.q ttt 'i,,nlfr,n OMPTkt.0 I N Of TIlE t.MW. ' :i't, AT ' • -t .. .4.l, -' ' '.':,-s.':r-,s - ,URFNCV I P I! A SCJ P V hOvtflU been Iild ' I '1*0(1 (.LAMSi4EIi Wiliiarn St*luI. - 'i r'.sq ts,s'p T on T HF IJNI T ED Court in anti for Spmlnqle County, SOC VP? -".- P SnntortH &d _gaINotiçe ri(tUinhI RAMP 4 intl., tuned, prtuni to ,ila-t by splttttn z. dnubk lice fl anti Mn's first home nir in the filth inning. of the ybur career - The first grand hauk,, nt' th frciin wl nightcap, highlighted h l.arr twr ti-u Hravc were winning heath'r. the Ynnkee Liki the run. hi eighth of the season clam for me anywhert• .' he said Assnriafrd st WrIttr Rrnwn s two-run homer 'etroits Gnte- Rrown National 1.eagut pennants back opener 4.i and the Orioles mland Carl astricmski hit R0511ifl's Tommy Harper cap- pair of homer-s as the Red Ttu!rvs snnwthtn besides in the Late 1950s beforr the lying In pull nut thi nightcap - with ii homer arut both teams heer brewing in Milwaukee pod zi five-run sixth inning with cnnie from behind against ti marched to Atlanta. in other gnme. Rostan scored in the ninth before and it's giving the town's bace, trounced Ck"vetnnn S-1. Catifor- broke it up anti also took over the first grand slain of Ins 11- Cleveland The Indians had bull Inns that old g 1tcteit flu Al home run blanked the Ctuc'ago WhiU IN?tiflg Sux .-1i. MIl)flC51th (iOWflNI Duncan c I ircit i i-u \ unkoes used home tUflS 1r I hornor :-: P anslated, genwtItct- laguc I'.iut by one full girnw f'rreI Rud innsas cit s-o ani Texa'. b' Hobby Murcer, tt Mny tired his fourth White, i • nllnwmi Sunday F$ vtrtnr kel: mens, ;rnc di' vvre. If Ron Rintnher and Grni Notturned back Oakland 7.2 shutout in live gameS. scatti'rI I I over lktrnit on T)avv Mn Insist on FngLtit . ties anti the eight-hit pitching of The Hrowers trailed Ihflrolt tog six hits as California cooled frolinI Inmlt ti-wI comc from lflth.innm4, hami run his nfl tIn White nx 'zidui Prnsnn Mel ctottIemvr and Sparks ' h 'oretI three times In th I I and 0. ttW fiuK1 companionship -. and Lvk ti win their- opener from scored one run :inti (trove in anfifth tnnlnF on a ssngh by li-ct place baseball teani I4dtimnri hut thi Orioles wiprLcehert I4ultlmore and (,ornuu Thomas Iin iohn other and inn Spencer hit hi Ttw good burghers of MU. Von. inched Into second son's tnipk. flori Money's sacn- od nut a 5- deficit with four first home run of the season Minnesota's flick Woodsor held Kansas City hitiess until 1') If! S Steve Hnvle%- 's hunt single in the sixth inning and finished MflNDt.V'S ENTRIEs 0051 itt ii' N with ri three-hjttet flann LI "Ohiti I1ilI)E 'I,. - A HERSCHEL NLcSFNSO' I - u- iàga Na - V 1i 11ce 4' ' P -- - ,--. ", - 1ppIII!I.,,. ____________ ---' -- - - V/t A-Inirr f Pi'. '. - ,' r ---'- . -- - - i.-t .ij —____o_ '- - J ,uw - -, . \., N / . . '; - I 1 • '' " "" T \ - li -------. ' . ; W,PI.n I. , 1 lhipn?i.ir I. ____________ ______ Rurrougtt' slnmnu'ci it two-rite hem'rus ti-u Ei't'r whirro" ____ _______ -- j - !..- _____ a-.. - - P •-- ____ 4jpj - _______ 4 - -_ __ "'I; ,..,....... _________ __________________________ ____________ _______ _____ '. PuhiliPi Mm, 7, II, 11. 7$ It?) (:hartpt NO 1A1 MAt I Eli or THE ADOPT lOP or Whrp'oi SOtlbt by evidente has CLAUt)I ()AVIS IIATC UI, III, C t'.tnpfeipnlpdlc,tbC Compfrollei of moor, by FMOI4V ThOMAS AT — in, Currency thit "SUN SAP-lit OF TAWAY, these pro-tools command iN THU CINC(JIT COURT. IN AND _______ -- _____________ - ___________ •,._________________ ______________ _____________ __________ ___________________ ________ _______ ¼ ...,. -- -- . DISNEY WORLD TO HOST GRAD NIGHT THIRr)RACI •• $ fl' •r,:, -ir-- V -- -- £.. " '''' -- i- - •- ' '. -' ----.' Z1 It st2'1tlec i-in June Ci ":!d ' trorn Si -- - r.'c -t 'v - ' ' ' n;a!mstuftItwls 'iI1 imt:t' 'I. - -.' .-' •• '- J4a .,.,,. J&..l_ " . : .i-Y - S e Ha%?M.ir Q t.Pgf TeS V. McIImurrA Atro Painter. 1 0 F Ili'r sport ma hi taking e nosodivi, the depths o vaile's by sight and touch. Elevations of: ii'ut Arthur Ashe has to he the these fulls authentic mops are defined both in coded i Allenit 4 Met;olinii(,,,IIo, Help To Managua ; i;nibI. I *ci i' Krnit A J Hei tPerw n - rna' Aiwvr rontniwerss on i-us first serve k AIlr 'v THA Smith ninth it i-u.s ad on a ball Canny C 1 Oiiv Dtr.c' c Rutsøl nuin thnught i-md W, Ilurnr twice. Then Ashe clubbed & Mr Md,ct,w' Mar LCww Wa'rto Mit. I4rn.nstov' Cn*-otif Rn - 11', FtARR SCHWEI[) Associated Press Writer MF.XIcO CITy 'APi - Secrrs of State' William P Yb- salinity of the Colorado river liver 1.5-mullion acrcIeet ol waterttiat flows into Mexico. able staten' from the Colorado river every year, Construction Without disclosing details, of an irrigation project in Ark flues to Managua tacia' to Rogers told newsmen that UC rorm itt 1962 turned the water preliminary plan recommended b' a studs inspect the' that reaches Mexico salts- , ruin rebuilding of the cit crumbled group headed bs' former ing farms in the Mexicali nit. by an earthquake last Gent Herbert Browneli will insolve "a considerable cxrl.rember. Since then, the United States Ti-n- Nicaraguan capital is pend lure b the United has reduced the salinity somejust beginning to pull itself out Sthht'i,' Qualified bservers what, but Mexico wants further $5(i70 of the disaster that killed an es- pni'dtt't million over the improvement. The problem Is ti-mated 10,000 persons, injured neXt U) years considered the greatest point oF 20,000 arid left more than 300,Under a hi'44 treaty the disagreement between the two I (100 homeless The United States t)ruited Stite guarantez'd to de- gerteraii friendly neighbors. contz-ubuteri more than $!' - million in assistance, olr F Int!-ritela foreh.nd tot long ni tb. match WIflflCt Slnii niotuni replays of the • I V dnubk"-bnuct' contmnvi'rst I VEN1Il RACE showed the bull u; when Smith B (J t'1 IapJ I I 'J t returned flu' winner y "1 was glad t. find ou: I did lank Timr A oio'. hit the ball or tb. first bounce,' l.-4 triuinpt over ti-u Twins hlariilltne a singli 1ciuini Li vii: ttu juL51 three kilL' wa ii imnie ru iai 't Pl M Hump Sniith said ''It would tuive been Li Roie worst 1(1 win the match an an This was a tight batik until Fat ti-fl Cubs the only hits ! Vl'otnle; Lb.' Pirnt.es mad.' excellent use WCr-( Jühn Court 's doublt' UIXI of a hitbatsman twi error-i- anti tb. flINt when ti-u- (far-dinah liONS incorrect call than to low the S Serbe twohits tirally in the last of flu' scared four runs Ii' take a F-4 Wendell Wilson's double. ASTRUS i t irnpit uf'uern.nt Piper match lot *50.000 ixttt and edge the Orioles, '..4 in lead theit iced tin decision with le audutior I. 1w- hittin Astu' onl tiulf-hear1edi HT RACE liii Ovied.' Mn,ot I)ivuisort seven runs in the sixth Tb.' l.ions pounded out a hits .lnre aLsi pitched the first liv. pluveti the point because ''I Pact !.t1UrcIas afternoon Pacing the CardinaL' itt the with lirent fairbanks getting innings otily LU'' UP ti-it tlithi't think hi hit the bull on the "" -" CiIt'i!f plate were .1unie hike, L % I)oWnti-4 goin tilti' tb. luau tour of then. Other big hitters IWi hit, liownian worked ti-i. first bounce I ins: hit up it lob M:.UIrnU trilnu ti-it Pirates sai ti-Wit \iirborougt and hills Skier-c: . for ti-n l.tuns were '1 ruby final inning and asked tht umpire Mik. fir.' two batter iritinwe via tin- all with lw. hits hiunn Masses Iloston anti Mikt Piopet with :-:-:-::-:-::-::-:-:•s::-:•::-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:•:::::-:s:-ss:-:-:- 4 Uruckr! Boi L lain llliinctuinl if it was good The VitOtiOtJt tiAt) strikeout route Hut thes got arid James Pterc' ulsi added ti-ire.' cacti (;urs Hancock bath television repth showed it . singles !'or the •Iwin.' Iteggu lieu when Steve (riuwd(' t naoYrfDraeor two hits includin a i-toni. run, Li &a,me; tic with Li pitch, LAiflct' hell 1irnt. Laid twi ti-I' and Steve !ivan. Itlward had twi htI' '-f t kot k Come' e.ror Ott the fault cab, Smith said :.,it on an er-rot. Ned Golden lIettiCt. .11)1111 (ui-it Un(1 Mike wilt a triple ti-n big b1n "1 tOi- the firi servt was NINflI RACE Scott hati one -ir.gkcl. Itan Nornuuir pop fl others with two tlit! Wet. out (Hi.' lini'sntan said hi- didn't 1700 Pact from the dropped tot- an error anti Randall Conies and M httthcrti set' it anti asked help front tb. 1 'vid Iludo legged out an in. MINOI: l.LAGLI[: I,efliuM Tm4 whit.' I)OVI(1 howell and 51ev. V, Cn,coyn.- other huesman. wi-in called it Dr. Ii WorTham ti. single A KLLS 11 Tltonuis tatti out' hit cacti J Charm Mite Piper 1111) ii' The (irtuies had ronw back ' or the Astros Steve - V,nn.Pricic I Vancieevrnter Citicu the '.imLrtiversie wet-i r' e , 4-: u1ictt Li Ink. 5&jrf I c.-; 1 sukala iutt thret- hits, li-ui. ironed out Smith, Win Ltgtr?rninçMtL t.t with tour runs ii Liii' fit U. witlruuiu4 what *enis t be Marion, Thonuis MoLt, Junie -:::: C1 Rre; t'olk'giuteh at Southern a trerut ii tin Oviedi tYJsekM.I! then added unrtttwr riot tiiirttiiiutt tint! 5vs. Cox till bitt ()%'fç irot Ci' Nan %'sj5T t Li Recur California and tins runt won J'I(( H ti' suth uc.igues tlit itukecs son their tv' hilts ate c itt lini- iuid 'lift j ''] I - SI Yf' 111"1.. L' in hi-s first yedi tnt the Tt-Pfl Ii ACL .,eadint, i-it Piruttt at Lii' I Elrtkt :tr.iight nIle going WC1 i,njr said "1 fei. L'onI'i u Ct iiu wet.- Z)uith with tin-ct- hits, (lit ougli LIt. brat hail of the ZXP1 fortiubk in siiying I might Lu- the season with iiztt 'rut' win 'trnuin and Ned Golden with • A ____________________ CIJII : Nit player ni ttw world IiO%t .'' JCoope: hits anti singles by hal.' 1 wi runs in thi. seventh mu'. Australians her Rusewab. ;; ties, (riiilt' aim! Jitfl ning gave thi' \'iinks tin wiui i' rank .lo'c.' e:piuuto wit! Micii.. Aavancec W M&tnviitr wi-it W0t1 ti-it first two WCI I or Liii' Orw1e, Victor HIatt uI tin tin Iteds had taket a 1tit . Duane perfect five for liv.- afterriuoi. II Allen toUrnaments, arid Rod Layer, lit! three hits. Calvin Warti hut lead iii tin' top half of the It-anti (tail propelled ti-it- Lxpor to ii ____________ - twice the runner-up. wet.- both .'' kilts wi-ill, aingit wet-i h)*it Juhns.n Vu I irlipir triumph ii' it ti-it C ubs nU't' I in tin s' niufukil i n i , un t - .Inth innitin anti tnds .lotm_sori luffi three 11atti' in ti-u cleunut pt — I eritta. Mike Hrtanilett, Itick bib for tb. 'Yuinkin- wi-tilt' Toni love.' was just that with tour i'_;'. Ioiiiison, E Roberts Dan singies iunid a triple. luvl*n anti fLicks England "i Steve Wi'ter packet up the Liivuiriert' anti M hliaper had Glen Gibbs was also hot with victors which gave ti-u Pirates on.- hit cacti. 1-or toe Reds ti-u' bitt, poundini: [our hits in ii 4-li record and a Lw, game Adrutn hiarron tact ti-ire.' hits, five- traps, three of ti-ut' hits being !t lead over ti-n reSt of the' field Murk l.indsey anti Jell Ventri- tw.'-baggerr lion Liowmun i-md -. ., in tb. first nuljor dtviion twit cacti and l'en'y Perkins, tw. tilts for ti-it' Expos while giinu- tIn Curdiruiis snapped ii hItch Drueker unit A Hughes Gret Gibbs find double, hay three gani. losing streak with a i-u.tI nov hit. (Jut' of lint-run's Staliworth double and Janies W Ci.IcoynLi Munt: . ,, gi-me is not expected to publish Its plans for flu' new capital we ii Jim Ryun Shows Heels is SHEETS .- hit ht'' Li iIlttuiiL. LtjLttli gulf shots it deliver ti-it' :1 iubhtcusti stra igh' into the of lii.' ball along ti-it target urn' - tint across it Few guliers do this better ti-i a Toni ni:' 1u1 t. Ilolt uri-ui'ves lii reniarhi lii.' cot sustelie' t nutting the ball 'front the wums' down." Must lii 'Ii handicap goIiel start the iownswinug with the stiotilders, which priiduees an outside-in swing patti and causes a slice. Dolt and other master golfers start clown with their legs and Iii ps sliding to ti-it' left, Ti-ten- legs uuntl limps turn naturally us they nuave into the- shut. but ti-it's' do not ullow the' upper body to spin. A spinning upr body drugs the cliutfact' uicross the ball in a slicing USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES Y 36 INCHES ii With Famous Old Kick ' it wa Ui lh ILALJ'H HEitNSTEll quarter ti yin-ti' in ituucüi$ed l'i-ew Sporu.i Writer 11:5 ii. It WjI5 the see'ond vic(LJr'%' I'flhl,Al)E14PIIIA APt - lii two n:tihl' fur ltyun wi-u George Young. still breathing captured 1h..- nih. in an ITA tkieplv after being outlucked b) atop at Tornnlo Fridn night in Jim Itywu. explained ti-it' trw,- 4:0'T triitioni of running against ''I guess I should i-wv.' gun hivun mit earlier.'' saiti Vowig, wit. "1 rant StI seconds in ti-ic final cant.' iron lust pine. in the sisquarter, but it didn't di ans nina fielti with three laps left good," said Young utter run- (hi 2-iiip rat'.' and opened a 10ning second to Hvuni ti-i ti-at twit vuirti leach '1 tint! to do sont-emile' Saturdas night of nit litter ti-uni' against flynn, but I national Track Ain.octution haven't nut in ii nautili-a i guess meet if I mr ti-wi last quarter in b4, Time probiena was ti-ia! ltyun tut"dtiuve'don.'itnuS:J," he-said. unleashed i-us fatuous stretch hlvun felt great itt Let i-us two kick un'- rum a 4 secant! final cirt,iru'. in two niuti-its tint! in' ccplaineil thiat In' wouki get overt better as ui. im tour prugre1usetI He said hit's learned Iunt to accept the' trayci, and iiout ti adjust his ccmdstionmng fat' ti-it- pr. cti'cu He suiiti lw: pt-LicticlIIi: at being n'laxetl uintl enjoying the meets, Othct ott the- tour wi-to had a two.Iot.tw,i weekend were lirian Olditelti and Chris FistuUT Oltiliciti Whit ti,. Stint put totht mgtits, the seeand with tool 11'4 macti perfurninner. f'lstier conipleted i-US perfect twt'thmys witha l:52J victory In tb. tu [lulls siwuiders art- s'irtually puru11h ii, i-us tar$et line at ti-it' moment of i-nipact. altownig his hands ti deliver ti-it' clubhead 3quarolv trite ti-i. hart: ul tin Liuull EACH I S lDEiL LINING MAIERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLFG',IN CAN BE CUT WITH SCIS&ORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING 3 300 N. FRENCH AVE. F:a IiiI fl9 Hutbind P.o.,. Second Foe.' 04 Pb. Caur gait WilliI?tt5' P4 tgta 4 5.øfond P109141 A(tu New Yo,k $1419 INI,IJ to tuCCpltSul b*tar ciii A SWORN COMPLAINT having mad ii tpt. no',? roçjt,c.r Coisif, bee/I Plied in P1CircuIt Court in and Cornm,st,.n Meeting fl f• I Sminol• County, Florida, " Houw. S.ito,t, Løqh., T',eqdi, litled"in Re TPl Marriage 4 tI.I im Kenned,. Wit., vs Wailer Veivedy, A,.P.U, H Ncba, 'I' 7) 4)5 5, Husband' Civil Plo Clerk praying for cCrlain reliuf tO? PP-il No-aid of Count, above named plaintiff *d aqm'na' CO3amifl,onef'* ou lb. abovl named defsn4avt, ', PlOW. THEREFORE. Till 1 t'i 5 9 NistA. Jr trfonm you that II you with to defend Pubtith Ss&ay Ii. 71, It?) against arid conittl P1 bonI I'll DEP4P ________________________________titiell action, you are rlguitld to file your ant*er or other written IN INS CIRCUIT COURT. ltd AND df,nte, II any you have, to its SIM1MOLE COUNT'?. omplaunt with P0 Clerk of it. Circuit Court in aid 10? Simenelo FLORIDA County, Florida. Sanford, Flonida, CAll NO 71 414 5 DIVISION N and to serve a copy tP.rf upon plaintiff's attorney, ALBERT N FlTTS,710Edwavdi5uiIdnQPIorth 'N If ARP.r).0 P S ol 1 Park Av.nu. Sanford, Florida 37771, on or before PC 15th day 04 MORRIS K DYER. 04 at. h' 1073 THE NATURE of said complaint Is to demand. dit&olu$icri judgment NOTICI OF SUIT entered hut-sin against y,j, TOQUI*'T TIlLS WITNESS MY HAND aridOPliclal Sell of lb. abOve styled Court 04 Sanlord. Florida. Semnelc County, TO MORRIS it OVER and t-)yq. til diufOC. P alivl 0' dead. PIer tilt 3rd dsy of May 1513 t,,inikrown te,.'I, dv'tee-s, ligat.oi. (Seal) granfees 1114 .11 oPai'r pflo.is r Arthur H, 5eckwith, Jr eiClaifl,d'lQ by. ?n,out, Ør Clerk of tn 0' a9anst tPi•ert DARLENE C IbOvI Styled Court DYER, and 714f huSband, fly Sandra Lee ai,iseO? doad. thOr VfI*fl FO'fl. Detnii' Clerk de,1W01. i,gaPee'S, ra0teet I'd a ALBERT N FITTS Otto? P.r1-i"il 0? PatIo-s clarnnq Attorney for Plaintiff by, lProvgl'l. under or again-st Pnorn 7)0 Edwards idg and all persons oe par'ts PlJvtnlq or Sanford. Florida 3777) cI,aifOutiQ any r'ql'ie. title, p mfeto-sS PubliSh: May 7, II. 71, 71. 1971 'n and to itte PoiIow'nig deScribed DEP real property. Situated. l'piAg and IN THI CIRCUIT COURT FOR Oesg 'n Seminole County' Fr.da SIMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA tOii LOIS A 5. 4. *nd 7. 41 Stoct I. NO. fl-a47.I MIDWAY HEIGHTS. Simi.oIe In re The Marvla,e of Courly FlOrida. ccordbnq Pg it4 DONALD JAMES WESTON plal lptecagS recorded -n PhI Sos Husband page 4), of the Pubic Rec0r2 on and SemflOie Count,, 5'lOr4a MARY SANE WESTON. Wife YOU ARE HEREBY taOTtFlEC NOTICI OF ACTION iuRt MAPC,AWET JENi'INSON, NOTICE TO DEFEND THE STATE on nOR IDA TO MA P G A S F T J UNI JENK1NSOIl (Residenu 'I Unknown flat? 1,00*0 mailing address) a rernl'iaes Close lpsw'ch. Suffolk E,land YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that STEWART JENKIPISON has tiled a Petition in the Circuit Court Spsyuinole County. Florida, for DmssotutionofMarriag,.andyou ale required to Serve a copy of your written delenses, if any, on THOMAS C FREEMAN. ESO, AtlomnOy for Petitioner. ehose adàress it POSt Oftico Boa 54). Altamonse Soings, Florida 37701, er-ti, f-c the 01.9,011 with th, Clerk of the above styled Court on or before June OH. 1973. olherwise a deFault ,- utimale iudgrrent will be en 'n-red against you 'or th. relict On-rnanOtd ri the Petter Plow %Pereltre I hereby Certify WITNESS my hand and tail of the that the above named mstocialion is Clerk of the Circuit Court on this Ill *uiboniicd to commence the cloy 01 May. A 0. It?) ptj%ine,5 ol bookIng as a National (Seal) flanking Avsocimtlon Arthur H fleckwilh, Jr In teStimony whereof, wEtnst my Clerk of ttte Circuit Court signature and teal of cHic. thIs 13th fly C,c.Iio V 15cm day 01 APR It. lu?) Clerk (SemI) CLEVELAND. M!ZE & (TERRY s Thomit C, 0,Shato Attorneys lot Pptitioupr Acting Comptroll.'r I' C) Drawer 7 of the Currency Saniord, Florida 37171 Publith April 73. 30. M*y 7, Ii, 7$, PubliSh May 1, Ii. 21, 70. TO?) 7$. Jjn 1, ii, II, 1971 DIP)) DEO 14$ _____ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 73.554-S FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, In re: The Marriati rLORIDA PAUL C) AURIEMME, NO 73 412D Petitioner. In f•: The Marrlig. 04 and ANN C GARBEIT. JEAN AURIEMME. Wile Respondent And NOTICE OF PROCUIDINO RAO!-OR() I GARBETT. THE STATE o. FLORIDA TO Husband JEAN AURtEMME, WHOSE LAST NOTICI OF SUIT AND RESIDENCE KNOWN TO Racflord L Garbelt MAILING ADDRESS IS ROUTE 7, SF0 7 Harkney Hill Road uCORGETOWN. CONNECTICUT Coventry, Rhode Island YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Aswov-n Petition for Dissolutionol that an action for dittoluilon ° Marriagt' having been flIed marriage has been filed agaInst you m,'gArding your marriage to PAUL and you are required to serve a copy C) AURIEMME. in the Circuit Court of your written defenses. if any, toil inancifor Seminole County. Florida. on Sfi't*ien .J Johnson Jrattomney tPtC short tItle ol which it Iii RE for Wife, whOse •ddress is Johnson THE MARRIAGE OF PAUL and Panico. P A . Ill South AURIEMME. petitioner, and JEAN Avenue, WITlESS my hand and official Mailland Maillani, AURIEMME, Respondent. bile Florida, and tile the original with presents cost-Imand you lo appear stal of s-ad Court on this the 2nd day III Clerk of of May. A 0 1973 the above styled court and file your Answer or o$Mr Seal) on or before June 11th, 1973; pleading with the Clerk of the CirOfhu'rwls. a judgment may be en cult Court of Seminole County. Arthur H BeCkwitP. Jr teced against you for the relief Florlda,andlervelcopylhereOlOfl Clerk of Circuit Court Semnole County, Florida demanded In the PetItIon for Petitioner's altorney, C Vernon Dissolution of MarrIage (Tv Miami S Eden Mite, Jr of the law firm WITNESSmyhIni,andsaaloltne CLEVELAND,MIZE & BERRY. O. Deputy Clerk • d Court on May 3rd. 191) THOMAS 6. FREEMAN. or before itt. 75th day of May. AD (Seal) ESQuIRE 197,3. otherwise a default will be Arthur H Beckw,th Post Off i(C . ,'r-ttsmed igsinst you As Clerk of laid Court Altamonte Springs. Fl 37701 WITNESS my hand andseal of the Deputy Clerk n en or e xp ore . . by 'irite-ti. . frc,m sec I: shiniri; sec. t'tt "n:- te.i 'i' plonet in t'i' s:jr t,ter -', - - 1110 day of April, AD. 19?) for a hospital being built with before Howard Phillips became headed by Edgar S. Cahn, dean Pbth Mm 7, Ii 71 20 1973 PubliSh May 1, ii, 2%, 7$, 191) Di (Seal) the Antioch Law School, also acting director of the Office of of US. assistance. __________________________ OF Arthur H Oeckwith, Jr _________________________ Nicaragua is the second of Economic' Opportunity early asserted that political motives Clock of tne Circuit Court of Legal Services officials in 0, Cecelia V Ekern FICTITIOUS NAME eight countries Rotter-s us vu.s- this year FICTITIOUS NAME Deputy Clerk Washington are compromising NOTICE IS hereby given that we A report on the i-x- . ' spon- iting in a 17-clay Latin AmenNOTICE IS hereby given thaI we CLEVELAND. MIlE are engaged in business at P0 Boo p'ocan tour that is a forerunner of stir-ed by eight organizations in- the integrity of the current 551, Casselberry. Seminole County, are engaged In business at P.O Boa & 5(f5y axi It said federal officials Florida under the fictitious name of Casselb.rry, Seminole County, Attorneys for Petitioner a similar' ti-hp by President Nix- volved in antipoverty law conFlorida undtr the fictitious nanme of Norm Oak Avenue have adopted strategies to turn I A os 0 E c t I C T I v F 0 eludes ti-mt rtian Legal on later ti-us year Pico fluildinu to to- OUR EAU. and that we intend to LIEN HOLDERS ASSISTANCE control over local projects * Rogers i-s spending live' i-uours ices lawyers are handling fewer BUS EAU, and that we intend to p 0 Drawer segister said name *ith tht' Clock tif tal politicians or to local bar ins- Crcu,t Court. Seminole County. register said name with the Clerk Of Sanlord, florida 37)71 in Managua and is the in-st sec- CSSCS.. postponing major bugis g ,. sions (A the I itiIiu',it Psarrir ragua i-ri (ii years. Ht' flues Mans frustrated lawyers, it tility toward the locol legal.,.' tatute,, To Wit Section $4100 I Iorida Stetj'ps 1957 tonight tim Venezue'w, then goes said, are qwtting the program. sort ice program involved OEO policies un'i.er Phillips, , tarry 11,-etc The r.';ut't silt- rekas'd Suntin to Pc-u, Colozniia, T-razil, Ronald P4 Pcitt,r I-lw report said, "have had the Jamaica, day on the i-wets of President Argentina and l'uOii$h Apri 7), ui. May i. II, It?) returning to Washington on Nixon's proposal Friday tot- a st'idespread effect of generatIng 010)5.4 national kgal-seni'wes c,orpo- I unding crises. dlss-uptmg pro- __________ May t ttfluhTi-S. IOCTC&Sltig attUrne) and FICTITIOUS NAME 'inthp.'ndent f secretary of sUati' con- ration in accordance with ill, provmsiorn 06 lb. Fictitious Name Florida ______ ______________________ ______________________ in. 0 Slatestes, To Wil Section $4509 Florida Slalutuos Ill? S Lii'i'y Ronald N Potter PubliSh April 7), )0,May 7. II. it?) 010W IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 11 414-C C £) THOMPSON, I'iaintltf, vS -- hAilS AURUAKKEN and ELLEN The AIJI4I$AKitLPd, his wife, NOTICE IS hereby given that we IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL staffturnvver,lost'enflgthevol. erred in Mexit' City Sunday political pressures." to replace engage-u in business at )1 D,tendanls are (if services rendered and CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE with President Luis Echeverria ttw l.tgal Services program umi' Cec,lia Drive, Apopka. NOTICE OF ACTION Seminole COUNTY STATE OF FLORIDA undet-lIlInmnj ti-iC tunfldenc'i of County. Florida under the Iftliliovl to Plans I Aurbakken. II Walnut 'n a U S preiposal '.t re-duct' ti-IC "u,rri'iitls titi-tin ti-n' OLO CASE NO. 73-410 DIVISION S Sirert, Treneck, Ple-* Jertey. Ellen .itturncys and i"luents i-n the sta- name of QUAL IT V PA IN TI NO m NIl'? J COPIPIII,L and liEN nd Aurbakk,nm. 4$ Walnut Stil, COMPANY, and that * intend to NICE COPffiELl, bility of the prograrn.' Nfl register said name with th Clerk of RICHARD S LUSK and MANIAPI New Jersey th• r.vrit Court, S.m,nole County. You are hereby nolified that a still Cahr, whii led 1x-rrrin C LUtP'.. tnt wite, 101 W.tiimt imSilu, iimCit.e icillliêd C mth the in drafting the report, s-aid local florida in accordance Plair'Ilffs provusmorfl of the Fictitious Nar"e C) Thompson versus Plans Aur " prograxns could fact' similar tjjkken and Ellen Aurbskk.n. his To wit Seclk,n sat ot DONALD W MAR14 and ELLA M *1,, 'as been IIIed egainsl you in prublernus if Legal Services is florida Statutes itS? MANN, his wife. ilie Cirut Court for Semiroi. S F rank C DmPaolc transferred front the Ol-0 to a Defendants Cthjflty. florida, being Civil Action Layrnori 0 Adams NOTICI OF SUIT TO rww corporation, Plo 1) tilC arid thaI you are Publish April )O,Mey 7, $4.71, 1973 FORECLOSE SECOND I vequired to file your answer with the i.iro 191 MORTGAGE "If OEO can do the things __________________________ IIAI.'l'IMORE i AP - 'flit (i,rk tii said Court and lu ser'e a g :HOGUE, N V. APt TO DONALD W MANN lupy thereuf upon lite plainuill s sse"edetauk,d, then cert.auily of Vmct' President Spiro 1' Just uens the road fronru the 0$id*f,CI unknown a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND attorneys, whose nan-ic and address privatet'orporation which isnot FOR Lilt Known Mailing Agnew has married fur the see- boyhood home of former Atty. SEMINOLE COUNTY. is sal foril, belo*, fbi later than Addreis Ill) Qijin$tiplel held to the saint' standards, can FLORIDA nod tinit' Gee Jthr; N Mitchell thwrt"s a Julie hilt, 49?) II y,.s Fail lo do to a 4 3 jPeopIeInThe Newsi James Agnew a The map are washable plastic and are beautifully tuitable for framing for your home or office, Yøij have to see them to appreciate them. Order by mail with the coupon below, add 50c for postage and handling. T Apartments" of a trucking exevUtivC, cx"Watergate e'hanged a crown uf stefana flowers in their wedding (.'tt't Liberace 11101)5' itt Bnituinui'i' Suiday uItermunut !/)','lJ''ItIs'-t, Pa r AI 11w ceremony at the Greek Stiuwiitannpi-anlst Liberace and (thudux Church uf ti-it' Ar i-,izi slsl,cr, An,tie, have- accepted NUlnptuun was ntt.etded Liy ifa0 a fluster-filled sister uphoour' MAIL COUPON TO: Maps, Dept. 47 The Sanford Herald P.O. 5469 I c-v I Box Cleveland, Ohio 44101 - Map of USA - - Map of Worsø. Both Maps --------------------- IAddress - - - , Another One? In Ofl;25o eoch Your Name U1!r *anfnrb rrath Aid Legal Sei''ices ALUMINUM fif C)EC) til Juts, Meanwhile workers ax-c e clearing nst-n3 rubble and nc'st and then recovering human memains in the proc-tess. Niii has ordered Philbps to B fl STEVEN RL'TKI'S The iLS. Embassy was dismantle OEO, with the cxAssociated Press V.rlIer among ttw mans buildings dec-eption of its Legal Services WASHINGTON Al' - A 50cu-oyed in the quake, and Re gems during hum bnef visit will state survey indicate-s the poor program, by June 30. The report of the National inaugurate the new enibass of- are- receiving less aid from the - it IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA IN CHANCERY NO ?)404.A DiVISION A In re Ito Marriage .1 Wife 51J00(I ence berweer thc height of Mr verest and Mt. McSniith claimed u first prize f1. &-, 441. f;- from Kint ' froni C$t' fans in Moods Cobscum, who thought he was rnt- See the U S A S twd in the 10th ganw o! the dtS citing four-ti-i set Al 5 StOtCE i- ttie serd)' cf fuH -a- ' STEWART JINKiNSON, Husband FIErgIRAcE- ii POIi Iiarv] Ely. Standing from Ut!! are manager flichard W. E "arharougt. .1ame r)ike, Dan Massitt, Terr Groves. Henry Scherer arid .1ame Piercy. ,l(J ,4 rnvc th heights of mountains ond unluckiest person ever to Lost clr and raised relief You con octuolh, "Tel the dffr -. -. - T' Mari I)insmore, Keith Gravsori. Richard Painter. Gerald McBride, Thmmv ()bzirski. and I 0ohI, Jr'It.r i.t" READY TO make run in second half art' tiew Cardrnah- In front from left are William Dikc. QV . • n piled wuth before bping OuthOqlt,-d to or t,'Ire lb. lih day of June, A 0 • " • cO,iment. the Outmost ot I%lnLing It?), otherwise a delauit will be is a Palionai (Tanking AttøtlaIln Pntenpd against you • L ega.Notice Rogers Opens U.S. flPiflA - CIVIL NO /iAil in p PP. M.,nI.ge if V 1 I.f ''4 "'c r'n - ' T$C1 OP SUIT " ' p City............................................ 5tele...................................... PH. 322-2611 (I i'he report ceust-d OEII olti('1141501 withholding grants vital Vi the survival of local pin. grams, Isolatulig ruat.iorual iiiii associations trout the antipoSe-fl) attorneys, uiid piut'isig ti-ic program's lawyers "under i$)uplC, including Vict' Presi- American Mother of the Year. the-in from acting In concert to Mrs Frances Liberace was protect the program's profitsdent and Mrs. Agrwss. The cernony was performed by Arch- ill with ti-it' flu in Los Angeles, s,ktniil integrity." __________________________ bishop lukuvos, the Greek Or- tier sonu said, and could ftut bt'in Sun. thuriox pt-iizu*tt' of North and tend the presentation KI' "sT('('KY SIARTh day South America hf}-.AL'IiI F;T WORK Ldierun-i.' rt'intuidcd thor crust'i The 2-year.o1d bride, a colof inure than l.UQ0 at the Nastudent, wore sin sinkk F'JIANKF')HT, Ky tAPi length gown of ivory silk peau tiunal Shrine of Our LmMdy of The (Its! (:otnf,uutt'r nctitork of dc uIc with a ehapel-Iengfiu ('p,.'stoci-mustei that tie had to .ind n the- ni-ata.ini W link McfItal health 1k'parttnient Iaveil, Young Agtwst, 2G, who [reque'nitly told uudivnuc c-s what edifies with regional care ten tisanages a 3st1turiure restau' 11 stunderf ul iiuvtbt'r he i-tad. tie said, were ters will be in operation lieu rnt, wore an Edwardian-style His NuccessOS, June gave the Iory sun piped in black velvet due to his niotlwr, who family strength during the with a black veIet be. Cotnnuutuoer bale Vsr'bee fit-it marriage ended in difficult 'ears of tis.' beptes- said It will speed financial, dinn- at iti'i druy itfr,rrnatin,n ni'n divorce His I hawk," Calum saki ne Estate on ' 'lIt. Of tIe %minnlo CAU*I, FIMJ'nIq?, lWi Svw,fh t'iiliwwM 1vv. *nfov4, io,ida 17Th, ob-y Nii?'iIw'J (iecb$ OU.r•. PCI Di-i*.r ASSOCiATION", lot .t.d in ,w nlhe' pleading ti lb. Ci.rS ni ti?ItPlcCT)rOIu7rD AIiFA or ?ri("t'y'rasr.1nflflfor S$m;n(,ta 'i,..'.- i ' OIJPIY Y. 'toi- 'P , J ,,' '-" •iv. • 'vuqtp' . I iW ii'% ' •' rn.nt,i4 .1 -- '" ,II '"an .ii 4' '' ' '( I ". .i provtn nI the ttatu?p% -.. i. the Pngnr C tlP ' _______ _____________________ N. _____ Florida he relief demanded in the Deceased hefet)), nc,titmid that an action 10 proceeded agaansl, tiluated in t0'i(1051 a second mortgage a' lIt. FINAL NOTICE Sernintils County, Florida, is as t4Uti(SP 5 Oeret)y given thaI lOs Iollowing deScribed porperly ifl followS day 06 Samninole Counly, Florida unuersigr-ieu will, on th 24th IhePlurItSabteet of Ihe Soullieasl t.04 66 of a NE Pt.A V OF A PANt May, A 0 . 1913, presertt 10 ipie (Juan icr I I,) of Section • SPOIl T SMAll 5 PA KAFilSI nc,noranl, '/,rgl Ii ( t.,sklerig, I.aiop 10 5u,ilIi, large hi LaO i A 5511 Is P hE I LOIIIDA. (,'(tiit Judge (il Seninuil. ounty, Iintg Piorlo and LaO 04 Ite DIII ofdmng Florida. Pits Final Return, account to phI thereof as recorded !,siilord Geneva BrIck Road, and ,u(liSS at Etui vi liii 'n PIet book I Page 37 of he Publir '.ininole County. Flonida. CS 'i'e lit ('ESI IL Vt 14140P1 Ro;di 1)1 Se,nirioin (.0 inly, The Weal 4 (halos of thu Nortt, said 'ill hoP filed CHILTON. deceawd, and at agailill you and the llin,e fourlhl IN'.. I Section 9, ', 'o e n a sailed e, -vu5s, ;ia-r.:, S.'i0'.-" ?0• '4CSt$ Nu'i 4 ir. ,, '- .,._,. .----i ' ,: Ydhy, iune4 1971. n"e Oofl i _.. t"W uttv'o -' , ,-., _____ voj. avid you a?e requ'red Pg serve a Highland Road Drive CoØy 04 yQt/? d.tonoIi. if any, tg Pi Johnson City. Tennessee Complaint, Pg it.e Pt.nt,fl YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a .' Petition for Disolulion of Marriage torrey THOMAS S NECICAR tas been filed against you You I'. Esquire. 04 thO law urn 04 Arnid. required to serve a copy of your Y.atteny & Eagan. P A. $5? Pigro Orange Avenue. Oela.st. 51cr-u,. written d.dens.o. it any, to pp flEL and file Vise original in Hi pqlitioner's attorney. Robert 0 OItCI of Pit. Cieeit 0. P1W Marks. *hOU address is illS CNl VQ*Cy. Orlando. Florida. 3201, Court on or before bPs, 11101 day 04 on or bef0'e Jun. lath. t'73. kane, It?). and spkJ qu fall Pg d011ult iudgme.0 mil be entered e he original wit! he CIerh of agairist you this Court enter before tar'iCe Oil rIch *,.1, Pot tot.,r 141 ConsICsmt.. thereattCr, otherwise, a default will entered against you tom Ofe relief *-*i5 n "'e Si'-"i "eru d DAT 10 "'t I'" 'i. ' %tJi 'I') demanded in ti. petition ISESL !hmsnolieethallbepubiishedorue cah *es br toqr contacutive Alt? ISL' '4 -s 01 A' I r --'4 veeSt in he Sanford Herald Cl.,k Cr ' WITNESS my hand arid seal Its -' sit Nv Maftfa ' ott day of May, 19?) 0*PIIAY Cie,a (Seal) Arthur hi B.ck*iih. Jr - Clerk f Cmrcuil Court u' Maaine S Eden Deputy Clerk p — it 1) 5- 1 A I I S Li IS? 4 I.. I UNIT COURT *44100i.t DISTRICT 00 #LORiDA. ORLANDO DIVISION CASI NO P1.74-Ott Cm. - UP4ITEC' STATES Of &ME RiCA. Pt.Enlmth F RANK F i-tOY 1454 VIRUliti a ilvt, P45 *it. D,,in4ànlf,st OR DIN FOR IS NYICI it mgd.a PUBLICATION — ' a'-J NOTICE OF PROCEEDiNGS FOR att4,it at P'a,rOiff 'ri tie aba. THE VACATING. ABANDONING. enl4ledcaseb, ito.iIW *hqlr, DISCON II NUING AND CLOSI Nil Its Atitlasit Unt.d States Attgtne, to.' Of UTILITY AND DRAINAGE ill •fl act ,.,' ag.a.ni tIle dnlit) Prank S Pv and Vlcgin3 EASEMENT 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN PlOy. Ills cite. p541 enfoi'çe Iio.i YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE i'pon real pi-osafl', sItiato ft th ', NOV11 I that In, rsoa:j ui cemt, C)i%Pr it iituJ desiro.0 as Robert 0 Marks. Esquire SICiMAN. COHEN. MARKS 1 STONE ISIS CHA Tower Orlando. florIda PubliSh MIy 14. 71. 20. Suite 1, 19?) DEP Florida, at? o'clock P M on lhe lftpi WWP4SI TI, 4)15 AdU'?nin tht,'i Conninlssion.rs Meeting Noon at booA TI ig. 6, Public *e(9n ,1 Hi County Courthouse in Santord. Seminole C,anlry. Florida wi Florida. will hold a Puolit Pluming apoearng Pa the Court thaI If, lu coItsidir and duterrine whether defendant, V into ilpy IS not s or riol in. (ounly will vaiale. irgiab,tsnt oh nor Sound within IPu State of F i-,)f 'a aiilitdi)ut tli5L,jnuiii0 , anJ cI.se r,iiounce iniJ dmsclaim any rigi 04 '.ulwitlatilv aQpeased hete, iou the County and the public in and Pg thaI pifloital Service upon hhV iSfll a(tmial bo-ausI her hANoi. aiu the following utililp and drainage salenilnl funnIng lhraugh lb. wferhSt'-isitl are usfiSnowit. it ii ONDSiOSI) thuSI Virginia i-4', aui descrIbed property, to wit p1i(a1Or I; Iteslid Judge for a final ate reQuired tg Serve a copy of your The Souibeasl Quatler Iii.) of 74 0) eel of the East I feet of the herein by the otIs dy of July, IOu arillen def.nset, If any, lu II 00 Itte Nor Itueast Quarler (NE i,), settlement of his admInistration WoO 20 test of Lol 6, BlOck S. and in $E6uIt tPwt-i the (utit *11% THOMAS 0 FREEMAN, Attorney laid ellate and liii an Order Sections. 10*810119 70 I*ulh, Range DOMMENICH HILLS, Slit VP tie hearing ilK) ad proceed Ia tot Plantiffs, whw adirets is Post dPmtgu.ug t,tni as SuCh 33 East $4.nlnol. Counby, Florida ADDITION, as recp'ised in Flat ludicalion of Hit suit as II Vulginia DAtED tOil 11th dat' if April, Office Sum 54$, AII,irnonf, Springs, WITNESS mp hand and seal of Boos II. Page 15, Public Recorthof PIoVhidbISflsIrvedWilbllloset*it O'ioimda 37101 or of hafote Mly 72nd A 1) IS?) limit Court at Sanford. S.rnlnole Stale 0$ floe 04, but 00i ho III Seminole County, PIovida I??), and lite II. (mfg'tmal will' Itt. S (s".n'tt i'falls lofida, County, I' 4UviJ4'mJ hot by 5elvin lest this inS day i,,f PERSONS 1N15kI14111) MAt esleni (len. f fhmil tour I either before isnnne-it .i Wails May, 19?) APPEAR ANt) SE 111AM I) AT t H5 Till, iS. United %talet C0111, II 4$ service on Plair,lmbfs' Attorney gr L,ec,ulor (a lie Seal) ltce of IMIt APIt) PLACE AbOVE lueltir ORDERED that immediately thereafter, otherwise Estate bI AttOur H Neckw.tP, Jr . thulotUe, 1)0 pubil$hed by 11$ United SPUCIFIPO LESLIE VERNON CHILTON. adefeultwillb.enleredagainst Clerk Statee MaiShal in a newspaper of fOr He relief demanded in the lUll Dec,ased by Mambo I Eden gsneaI ciniulatlon in 5eningle loiriplaint hid fl Jvuiafl, jy Deputy Clerk (i*iiity, FloIlda, goe a riegS hit si. Noarmi ob Courtly WIllIE Si my tipsy) and Itq tail of tUSROM, DAViS & hiarIavu lotS let iO4'ilttutiv* w,hl tommenci,.j Casnmisieon.rs thiS COiil on l$th day f April. it?) 1/s Iii IOSH of the firm of on May $4. $9!), DONS AND Oil Of Seminole Counfy. Seal) Florida St•t. SariS (ilL ES. HEtiFIICK PERED aI Orlando. fitruja. It,,t florida Arthur H. Beckwilh. i.,mle 77 & NODIPISON 74th day ad AprIl. TO?) 5y Am-thur If 11(5*11th Jr. Clerk of Ci,cvst Court Pott Off mca Boo i)3g $00 Easi (.huah Slreel George C Ybang Clerk Wrnimo$. Couraly, Florida nOo,d, I-erida 3770 Orlando, Florida Chief Judge by Juarn K blare, ly Mirth. T Vu-len Atlorneyl fur E,.culo, Atlorneys $0? Plainlifi Publish May $4 71. ig. June I Ii, Deputy Clerk DePuty Clerk PuhIeth April 30. Ma1 ? II. 71, It?) May 7, II, 71, 35, It?) II, It?) Pubilib May 14, lfl) P0iiSh April 11, , Ma, 1, Id. It!) PimtalIlA 0 p DLP 61 lIt' I' /0 f0 �- -- '-' - - -- . -- .- — - -. '----------------5---- -"-----'r,zi --.----------------- - ---,- ----------" --.-----------'. F Want Ad Department Hours .lrIVt _.II •..LL II UUVJP IVU3 r' SIDE GLANCES Peronats 4 lam.. 5:30p.m. by Gilt Fox 5ecreta clerk receç,!ii&st, ,, Qe4rinQ firm Typng. Short Mna, filing. receptionist type work Full compar.v beref!t.. t a,m. - 12Noon Dead line-12 Noon Day Before Publicafton 1ouRLED! Call 'Toil Frp, ö44-,27 tO- "We Care'-"Hotilne" *du?' 0' 1'If'fl% y)j -- kar*nce and ret,rpment. etc cOmmensurate s.elar Wtt building ability Compan building and itpandlnp App? at 100 Welt r-lrst St Sanforø CFDWITHADRINKIP4G Announcements - - --.-•-- — — 1-Cards 01 Thanks 3-Cemetariet Part time, øV'ernoofl hours. Seminole Memorial Hospital Responsible v.vrnen only Those inrestedhe Inthehospltallobby, Monday, Ma', Ii at It a m -Personals Lost and Found S-Lost and Found s-Eating Places '-Good Things to Eat WAlITCD--Reliuib$e woman te care f0 mlddle.apedSeni irsilid, Ilv In if possible, small wages DELTOP.iA are. For information CALL 664-5097 Ihi0 QOld frimP glasses Pte'C t 10' IPn San4n'C 17 OASS Plais. W,C Pvt to-Do ft Yourselt 1 1-Instructions Travel & Recreation ____ ____ 13-Travel Agencies Sports - — Ladies whc anOy working with Nants t arrange tarrariums, and dish gardens P40 ekper'iertce rq'guired See Rob Wei4er, United Horticulture, SS So Park AVC., Child C.arc 6 The Little Door Chlbocare ?ahr 7dayserice 14-CampiflgResorts 15 -Action 11 pm to 7 a m atic LPN LPP4 f fOr relief Luthran Haven Nutsing ,nter Ovipi Cali 3A_5.345, a m .3 o m ?eran,Ar edl%P LOST Male V ,CnIt 04 b'O*TL Inc Wti?P Laurel Avt Heath medication for taø eye Dep'essed' Pioose cell fl3 137 RtW&Rt'l Hotels 7 -Motels ApOpklorcfliMf7El 2S2OElm Ave 373Ø _____ IltEfl9 at. m Pm.• hay .JtSlflO e*petence Ph 373-mE Kab Employment -Male Help ift,fllNl c '-Female Help Wanted 'Puritan work ethic, my eye! What with today's grocery prices, he's Into the 'hunger ethic'!" ________________________ RABBITS Female Help Wanted _SItuat,onI. Wane oskeeOer fr tinhnce comDarly 4.1W lnvoI-' vn.ng unc penera Solar, 'ri' ir'fcr wOrk meffltJrat, with amount ot s's patience Call 3732610 Good Things to Eat - f_Male L'V ess.c An -- ouan$lt',• alt te Catering hal opening for d!ivffS Guarant.ed salary plus commission Call 131 cit. , appe,Intment fryer's itev.s'rs I Male' Help Wanted Is A EMPLOYMENT l MileOff 17 93. CasSPIbrr RQI'CS Sg I31-3l( Mall? Help Wanted EARN EXTRA t'5OLLARS Ledlf-sanOMCntOwOrSd00r io door compiling rtformuPion for newcift director', NO Selling Neat appearance deer handwriting, good ipeiling unc own tran sporistion We are an EQual Opoortunit', Employer Apply Co. 103 E FII"St SI, "' MOnday Pou' AS P a "' thr I rfi', -- • - • - Apartment Manager. DRyERS. Part time or full lime we train you Good commission Vellciw Cab Co.. 201 S ParS ____________________ TRY itit MAN TO MAN APPROACH! Wewa," e*p salesman for beautiful '' A f'tIO tE'&tvt 'fltf'r Rest spit 0, holt) sales I listing - - -- — _______ Rentals - - MlSS5uatterO Prort Properly For Sate 7-Reai Estate Wanted - •__- -- -- _-._-_- Me r cha nd se SO-Miscellaneous Sale -Housthold For _____________ Goods and Radio Over tht road runs Call 373 5S or 795 from 10 a fYI 2 p n Stereo (listlier Mota' Inn ovi" 71 AppIp 77 ? L . Marcus lurk, .'-'.' I.' ManneeOeCfoi repairing title bose-s Call 322 4033 -Bicyrles c-Mus,cal MerchandIse P'7I IRS Experienced if bLIitl up ','c'f ing 4.1st,- POOL ER HIPER Coot' wages apply p..r%or.p, flAt- Printing Company 11' -i.'ri',u,iit Ilivni Casselberry Building Materials .--Lawn and Garden cj-.Miichlnery and TOOlS LABORERS Equlpment for Rent WILL ' - 'iP. 'TO SPRAY L4wP 52W PIP PIOUP TO !.TAF1 APPLY IN PERSON 'TO 101 CANDACE DR.. FERN PAPP ,. -LJ LMLS, J4 lUJ • 014 F W COLLINS. INC and SupplIes - ' - - -- i-i'-Wanted In Buy Coins tc-Stamps '(-Swap and AI L ;.pop NE DID rubber tire i Case. buicknor operators Apply a' Wmco Con Sti'urtiori Corporation, P'lonit , o P4xi 434. Lonuwo.oci Trade '--Antiques ---Auction - -- - - - • - — , 'Thinking APIIU! that spmrner vfl' ,jIr' ('i-' tit'ttr' di' tti'OtJftt It,, clas!,l,rt dill - ____ Transportation - 'cCrnprs , 'Travel - -- NI P(V it W ____________- , I)MILY .4 IIerWf its iflCludf good pay. excellent acivancrrnen' opportunity. Phd vacation, paid holidays, company paid Insurance Experi*nCed and trainees inSicit- work no' hindered by inclemen' weatne'tnt op pe a new corn potu', pan', on a ground I lao' level Apply in pe'scn CONCRETE STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS INC ts' the Port ot Santa'0 (less than 3 minutes ott i-I ii 1797 Sanford exltl AnEoualDpportijnity Employer R.liabl, man to any.' t?uCk. load lint' unload material, and work in , .yitr - ---iL,fliUt'r fl WT?5, t ceilen' tninçe benefits Apply in oerti d,fl,! 9 Ii fl to SCOtt',"s Horn,- Builders 70(1 FrenCh Ave.. Sanford ------------ ---- ..•. -Livestock and rounry t . ___________________ ,7-Spor?s Equipment cr -Horses FACTORY WORKERS SBUS BOYS... '-0ffice' Equipment And Supplies Gail, United 22V cxl 159 -. -S •--___' - Ho'licul'ur, Ifr WORK IN & WORKER!. 1 FOREMAN needed to! gasolIne type operation UnIted Solvents, 373 1101 Pit-hen help, mature female no experience necessary Lutheran Haven Nursing Center, Oviedo. 36S3456 _______________________ ruli time housekeepe' must drive ant' liks' children References Call 036 - Carpenters'Helpers and Laborers — TenTelephone Receptionists Dettonaar,a--574-fl41 __________________________ MInhOer 'Traines 71 yr's ott' hipt diploma gooc company benefits Family Finance Co Magnolia Ave., 327.161: 1-uI or part time Wil tnt,, Mus' be r rt'nt £.t -neat Apply ii' 47 between c anti , . __________________________ Male - Female Help Wanted _______ Dic'taphorie Rummage Sales -Camping Equipment --Pets WANTED-Men for Uflr'il yard and mill work for one 01 cantra Florida's largest lumber cory, panie Experienc, preferred but no' necessa", G00C floUt's, OC App!', in. perwr only It- 'Ir Slate Lumber Cc Corner 04 Church SI Old Monroe Rd., oft Hwy 16 Pt',oneclis will not be considered - TRUCK DRIVERS -Boats 1, Marine EquIpment c' Body Man Experienced o'ily VW'ed apply 5050 labor commission, paid vacations onnual bonus. hospitalizmtion is avaIlable Contact Dave Reflwine. between P m anti 5.30 p m 373 51630' 534 0077 Mon Ibru py -Garage' n.i — _______________________ -?---Appiiancet. - TV AmbItiouS man, mechanical", in lined with DII? SaltS Salary and rornnissson Call mornings S to 13, 3l AS%ii Carpenters end Laborers Wanted Excellent Earnings Call David Robe't% a's leu3 ____________ The successtui applicant QualitIes før this Opening will be trainee thoroughi', in the techniQues Of successful ' • r' - - . r __________________________ (UNITE--Nazzelman. finlshers• trainer. Full timi- work Tpo pa', Also need foreman Call 531-6001 .i - irurome And Investment Properly - '- i .---Fa,nis and Groves c - '- DISTRICT M4 "IAGE p u'o4.IP4E Telephone Dealers Answering hJe4r Or,,", iiUi tY " "UP" 7lii free Write Mar Re in terprii, Inc.. P0 los 1354 St Augustine. Pie 37054 S,'nn,'.;r5 :. .-.' Canva' ---- boa' . -- 'ri' 1' 4' ovet - ic esperience necessary Economy (foes nit affect our bune'ss Profit optent.al i unlimited $10 fcw e.ch day vorSed Is a conservative estimate 4. S2 910 investment puts yo, in business Write number) phone lincluOC AutOmOtive Marketing. Inc P_ - -_ --- -' - ts . s', iQOaT - _________ - NEEDS Ascir ic' AC'I j,, -' )•: - " '.', f ' __________________________ FREE RENT FOR COUPLE, manage I maintain apartment building in Sanfo' Writc ho' 3992, Savannah. Ga 3i4 - Sils't Pefl000iS, experience not necessary -will train Paid vaclitiors, car and gas furnished, group InSuranCe Must have Florida drivs'r's license. 71 yr's pie Pay is draw against com missions Good Oppa'tufllty tti get in auto Sale's Apply in p,.rwn ID jack Davis a' Bill IOkP' '.oliswsger 32)" - 4410144 - !37 " ?,an1Iewoodli11aö - •- i '5- . ' .' - - ,' S18,SOO & S245O() June occupancy Brittany Farm Home fleclrcm', 7 baths I,', rig room wIt) hr ci I'replace, formal dining, family room, over%Zel I _____ dOubIr garage on large $04 with tw'it Li' hi ( .iflil't: ____________________________________ 'T€'fll 4, - ' - - Florida living as it should be.,. P -- I fl' - V S:i: -,'.)" I Out I'I Lvin J!'-' R.',c'll wIth Di: B-rd Bedrooms. 2 bath's, central heat and spacious living room ripened to large fitmily room with trepi,cce. on co'riec .04 air, iuk "-Trucks t T.JOHN'S REALTY CO. SC) SatjaI Palm Cirel. Allamcn,Ir Sprin$s, Florida 327D1 S I. 'Si-mo'ar' Itl,d p1! l'a]ri'. S'nlE'. I - - " , - 1,,'alt, 72 1)01 7SICt-'laAI'Pa 1.-., a' 1797 C________ 'I in "' "t.' -- ______ _______________ HELP FemakHplpWanted Orlando area? \iitt :I f""\ / ISP St tl3QFLORIflA AV SANFORO FLA Gniva Gaitlens $Tvd. 1.3$ lS.we *pts Priw. Ills Unlvvniih.0 linpi. Si.', Oli pI Clvwi.v,. fh', Thi[ II Iscat I casts, A,eat STENSTROM REALTY P541 PARK Dilyp 322-2420 4. -- ,s, i. OnIs iii home sides and financing will tell ' $a,5 Lake 4' OU that you have .',S. 'l t)l 'ill S ( ni .5' •t''- Vii Quite simply the finest adult mobi home pork in America today. Close to Orlando. Extraordinary location. Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot rentals for homes start at $75 per month. Furnished models open for your (fl inspection iii THE FOREST AT JJ Take Int.r*tato dosf to the Lake TMory There IS a better way to live—at Sanora. lage /1IjOR(ST II —''/. II ' II __________ Ott 0 end po iiphs on Lake Mary Iouhva,d. Th. Force, is on you' left, o mU. from theeut. Open on we.kdeyi f,,'im TO 111 5;30 Surdcyg from noon till 6. VsiIiens wekom.. sit. - 51 ,$ i - Ias ,i iii 'j'Is ( its, I Ia jIll lII(,II t Ill ( ,',ilrjl HANDY WAY FOOD STORE I our lots md lw bedroon-i (oltaur on t*AufiIul Lemon Bluff. St John's River Newly painted, and p.mncled inside 529.500 Call H A llulIm,ln flou')hty Realty, 641 5111 I" ii') 11441 Townhouses—Patio Privacy Homes Conventional Homes 45 different home styles—by J. Braile. Udham Builder/Developer $35,000 -$45,000 (305) 323-4670 (305) 295-4370 Radius of 40 miles from Orlando City Hall lOt I %.'st I rU 5! 4l 172 flM HUNT REALTY —.• --C 0__ ' - 'Icr - 3 ,,,, Ii r,, SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS We-stern Wear. Save aI lb.' Old Corral Western Shop. 17 97. I mile S tt Deflary Wtr iponI dcluwe gas dryer, brffld now, SIlO 357 lord Engin'. Dune Buggy Frame.SISO Call 'fl 00)0 ant Sls',leflt'S desk, IS. 1 speed 30" lIOCt' tan, 5$, noiseleSS oscillating U.unding fan. 17S Ph 372 2557 211 N Oak, Sanlord 377 7171day,37)01$SCv" Winter Park 1710 Orange Avp Ph 641 9113 Peg Itrs Mon Sal $ 4.. p-' , .' 3.'.; 7') fl -- ' ..'' .. - -4' - r -. '-il;-.' .. '-' - .,_ _...'. . - - . •,.. - ,_ illi -- ISV *4rInaen (3flia, radio, heater good condPlo 1944 V41 AM FM radio Siuserebacs ,pijx.IIser, SpeakerS, ruisS XY'vl Rotti priced tO sell Call 272 7.7 'n.enivIQs "p 3$9 reads, Cs',,I V i-toned, 4 bmrrCl C4rbuetOV i-t,Sk. plus o'h.r parts. 5)0 m 17)) after 1- --in-i ________ - 1970 B'%e.uv".# lSacu is eI'IQira , t trace tap. deck 4.sn ''i,-i, 132 '749 - Parts AccessorIes P111EV WOODS BARN 55. buy furniture and 'n'S(ClIhlflnOi.j% Sell for 25 parr imP unSgnmenl Free prI uS Auction Saturday PIghf p en '.anford 373 fl7r' - ______ 44 Ford $701 Auto Repairs 6 - -- _______ ,ecn 404 — T' ,.mpe, I Cyt.040f e4w3'is. tOm pI•t clutch and transnisj.nn (,celtenfcond,t,ovp. Orlan- *9 I429 _____________________ 17 dOlt Aui 5fteries$)I M °EEL 5500" SlOOP 1109 Sanford Aywsj. FURNITURE I. ANTiQUE trp Dollar Pad AuctIons e.ery A AA 1- nidjy bite - 7 JO p t'IJRPiIITIJW( A AUCTION $31 7070 19014 11 92. LOng*ood rim __________________________ ___________- GATEWAY MARINE Junk Cars Removed ______________________ U CASH 3271132 or used lumniture, appliances, liiS, rt( fluy I or 1001 Itimi amy's Mart 71% Sanford A.e Abandoned, uowanfed, lunk cars Your cm?. 5)0 hauled away Onind 2958111 aeryi.me IS' 110-at. motor and Iraller Electric Start. fiberglass over wood. good operating condition, 1)95 See Charlie Odeli, 705 SPIOI-I Street Lonuw000 Ph 13$ 07)5 ItORSON MARINE 297lHwy 1797 372 $961 109W isI St. Sanford, 377 7335 DAWO PATCH FLEA MART At-rOSS from Sanford Orando Dog track Sat , Sun & Wed 534 3001 Household Goods 51 dOAT TOPS, made 4. repared. vinyl or (snyaS Anitims', Bruce t float Tops, 617 6711 ReaSonable 56 A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Camping Equipment 1,',,',! sell, glass lop dining laWs', I C' .un?pin,rj f'OSiPfllPl,t hi n-au,,. 'I, 4, C tu,u.rI, excellent ondiIu0fl 371 h,lv.' 1' C,ii,'t s'rplu gahc,ire 'lao Surplus ,',rhil. 116)1 1 Hwy 50 11, 0)61 I Two bed frames,) twin bed spr nj ,,nd mallni.-%S Call $31 3177 alter 1 I) IT) Ak Conditioning - 59 Good and Bad uSed lurniture fo, sale N M Hall, Lake Mary. l'nu 327 2757 Two twin mattre'SeS with ho. springs, like new Recilner rocker '172 0499 before II a m o' after I) !1i •. lint yhitch, boil in, hutton huh'. I iiet'dle jg zag designs A,yillIl' ttl,,i of SSI 00 ci, F -i, Oi'(%t% of 55 0,1 '' Walnut Stereo ',l,' • P.', itid liuIii' tui'*4 up I lur ,Vt'm SV-,ik.'r' Sold ns C-I ( 5769 '75. pay li,Il,iflce ou IS pa.', ni nh ct 1995 1912 rn 'del with warranty Call Ciedil manager 377 9111 or evenings. $31 1146. or see at Sanlord Sewnu ('enter, Dow'ulown, JO? I 1st St ,',ii 50111,1411141 tiUPdlllJiI liii' si-il Ir,idn ill ¶6)) III 3151 I fyI '.1 - DI TRO1TER- 10*50' I tg'droor" '.1riss,t'. good tu,id.l,u., 5500. (rii ill 1513 NCR 160 desk. model post ,ij nn,chuiie w.Ih Stand, Programmrd lo, aHcn'ls rrci'ivablr md payroll 51C) Can to sect, .41 Santo, ii. Ii.' r ill SINGER * TOUCH 'N SEW /,'s.jy, bultotiholi'S, lout y 511 i hr', etC 137 00 (.5511 cv f%SUIIC IC. (s) per ituoi'iIPi for 9 payrlue-nIs 4l,,ll,flark Sp*i,iu Ci'nli'r IllS 'iS' in banks, Wu;utrr i'a, P e,i/ IS?? free Deliver1 /j -, '1 P Appliances Bumlding Materials 14,, el To (acI &w,d lJs.',I R(,f ng IulC I or Sair P M flail. lii's' Slur y. Ph 372 2?)? Ph-ui,' ills' '.LI ( ll c yfinul', 4i'l, 'Von lu 510 i'.I..11 Ill 3410 Machinery and Tools -- (I, il l, rys Mok*i'li '4 r,i 0 ulick Nad.al arm law Delhi Miiwauk,e Taiudcnu Ii Oiler wturf'l%, ad.s aniol springs. i'le',lr t(akt's Will work trade on goiti l,atld law Soulhemn Star M,juiL lacicir oug. 1,11 510 6111 , 1010 3 C) Do:t'r SISOt) W S Case I ittlrn 1' ,,lNl 51,500 . It'Ll i.,if cot-si tin ,ig hut' $1,300 All lu u,iud ondhlion - $02 Lvuiuon Street, Ill 5119 SMall fill,. ION SAIE WE Will. DLI IVI P Call 3)7 $7?.' SEMINOLE APPLIANCE SERVICE All appliances repaired 322419$ Before you decide SEE' Alurnifli,gi',iled Cost nickels mu,. 1-I outlasts i34I'.o4r'Zed by -I FEN tVeI E-slm,it, SEttT4 "F 5,301272 it, ,',,' 11') :'o t'ublilu'l Is'i't' " Home Improvements -- — •- - - ' _ '.'. RUDDY S PIOMC 1MPROVEViEPi! Small )oD.'*anIeij 3?? I3,.'tt-Pk, Mar , - t%UkLt)UuLi-4 5SC)P4P. li-al ',ug ohs sist Sp.,uilty 31) lOt 441W' 7 3, •'t '" ',n,ijj1 AI's tn.,y. "'unid .*nd r,rngwq4 0 c' LAS,15E1W444$. S Cenlral Flgfidi Inn $omq piOv$nte,,t% PaInIlng IIS'$Ilo( P sun Builders lull untIl bjr s C u.'llplml. iloui. Pln5 .51W Shop l)n 4* lug', I isP dependIble. Ow.II il I tll S'it-tul 361 3143 at- -,1i-- U. '"n, I)) ".t.J4, 1,'' ______________________________________________ We Drn9 "U tL I s L'h'L It I) 'L,'k',i.P SVSTM5 .511 typeS .61W 541* Wefepair Mid 50fui(* 5 HE SSACHtM & "U 7ni.J St I Ui(5 JOYIIE 'WELL D1*lLLf Ni',) and iargdr puInpa, lgr4lKlere WIlift sOJWII'QIIel% lU eW Want Ads kiICP$$NAPIDIIATPINQQJ%SCALSI PIE IS Ioiiii1,a tips. 5055- •'i ,crt ,ilslaiiat',,l*, 122 1)53 Bri n i.avpetTfltooni 1Ti1's NtuiuJ,l N.p.iri! Fur Ire, vtl ilul,c, iOu If, S 1. 37) LIII -- IYAtIR RUSINES I I ) - - and $ lJ.)f uooi .,'s .1,,,s 41 'hO 5, )J t q1,brc, 5, .i,,,;i lyr%q 41liiiihn,J 'is" - "4J.'iI .t-' 'C - 'i t' 00111 flu.5($9 r,flh$, sof 5 lOp *urkrtu,ansPiig ,Ii,j ilCto)l5 LEACH Al. U'Vtl,'4' \I .SdWll.AtiOP4. U14a75 ,uicut asp- in " igr Ti, - ' ss''e u' fyi/airs, ,gol5 RallIed. I,,, bu,i',t 'ii/Vli9fl(tJ O5iiiitlq 373 Slab Iloor. patios, etl,*'lk% Sunland I!) 477$ Drafting P*t C'i If c'itodvlung! Moon, Add. 144flt-fiiJ iii types of uafpeiPmy ole. v4 tI,r.uKiatiunabI. 32.34W l,,li III) HANDS Classes day cv r,eniIbuJl Greroware supplies & Jlls '12 1,5 *4, p 11$ Ill IU? LIST — - Pa tiling, SiillI repair's t.E;ON(itA'% CERAMICS (ienuvn.a,e& I- ring 1005W 151 SI .332 OIlS - Wkitsg -' '4 , ',')t"sl 1,i )) 1471 '',.'.-' ____________________________ Inivisur, iiter'ur to, eStimates $31 ,,,': Ceramics , I if A-SlIt-' S -."--" .r-,sj.' ,ig •y, -s _________ ';' "I.". ' Bu Ildo i'mg • _____________________________________ P !I, (.i_--i,.J,ly) 5 ShItili' ,'.,,i ,-fuiiSr (('i'i,,f .ii '.1, ut-holy Soulr' ',iti.oiJHl Sitr ii c' Iii, I-i',,' .uli lit-JR'S jn','call testn.%, Stut.çg Jlis) ,,I,LDIt,, i,'( ,i5lr' ,itiyt'.ly tirqp(001.ng 3?) $3.33 after S p ri 'ci il SlsIltlu' In 'I'lie Ilt'rakl L4'41"4 CA4E Si'€CIAL,,LSY', 1,. 1 "F ',l. 5140y'* ,, I I .t.i I; (,'P'l ' ' L .5",',$ l.k'.t! it-) 1 4.4 lU - sS,i __________ - SENKAMS Buildings iit-It' A Come'*hI0siv Peal Istafe Ovid. To laltr t.lvina 4 Ii's) . iii U'111011 ____.i___. '-i.'t •'ili'ii1U lii,, ,'.,I,S Lifestyles . .i'uv'u .' f'L I, lIlt ni-Il S (lc'4.II Ni.''S' .511 1 1' 'n 3!) SIll 5 i',4 I'rt'Jilt'f'r-'iiiitnt- i l EASiM.stSL I CHARLE liELC. 373.425. ____________ Concrete Read .,i.4,1 ' p ,(114 'i Lawn Sertnce ;.'sJ', l , u'tj Tnr,)33'. '4',,,,ii'-iOs' Or n'.0 P ret' FIt ) J.J) rot', ,r I .C%i3fl 1151,51 31 'j*n sgi fleer uwsIerns, iree mt'm.itys -SI curS pjjr Ida,'' L'siar fimawdiwi iww. ______________________________________________________________ Beauty_Care _ Is PAl'S' 'jM,S fE PA '4 41O-4' — lnsulalin, 14,10.10 SANP'OWO AIM ti[.l':., & -- - 172 - 1541 lr$* estimates _____________ Attic Insulations I i0'h Pit', 2k'l S,,'ii,,rt A',, . Irnn ill 041 b'lul lendh,s,Xu till it-Nil io.i5ifyly vuolk send blusk lulls 511 7,56 0 ii CARPE'STR'f 013 Wood. Chu,n lifiC t re,est.m,ofes 373 27)) CENTj 4' 4 -''"'iJvi 'ii), , 1,3.)'' dn'u li.nunw'y aol'S. id 1yg95 ',s'ri.,r s Full Inc GE Al-antes S.6nlufcl ElecIr's. Conipny 1572 Park Drive. 322 ISO) - Lawn and Garden 61 - pal I',. WASIII If, t f4MOih I. SCryiCi', u%e(1 ntI*(hifle', MOOPIF V APPL IANC ES, Ill 069! -, - 5— 1_ 6) 63 * (sli is .Ibutjf tour 'c". r'..3 cc ,k I 6eSf FENCE g.,ai-t,, fast 5ev .ce Call 32) 37$) TURNER FENCE COMPANY. Appliances OffIce Equipment & Supplies Home lmproements ri d Musical Merchandise SPECIAL PURCHASE - 3 manual spnet organs w rhythm $599 Cannon Music, $96 7113 60 _____________________ Fencing (',''t t-i .jI A F 'c fr,.' ,-t ''II,' L.lI Carl 1ti'n,5, 4? '.1 AR S ni S,,ntoi'cJ 372 1771 .'! 011cc DeskS for sale If M liii; Sanford. Pin Ph 372 56.11 Singer Zig-Zag I Bedroom. Pu bath. carpet. enIrtl i ,it A air. $1600 down, Ill? I? per D'ivS 1111 AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR May I?, IS, 1 19 Plrs $ a rn S p m I WI 1160 (otyt Guard kIt will be given with each boat sold All tx,it', .n Iock wilt carry a special Grand Opening Sales Price We are your complete Chrysler dealer FREE Refreshments ,l i-tvv/ 7 .: • - i/se-I r.moles%l.nal wail papeing hoard lOd ,00is, also Utility tralpr Call 177 9419 GRAND OPENING* 5115'! tIr, good condition fl') 77715 9ftef 3 'e "ENT A V4iT,It'00 Truiv.l Trailer 'lpv"e IS'. si..ps 4. ')s li)rlfa, stOle fu,n(a, p1,11 anIPt bOat !- trim I Day weekend, $30 Full 5.43 TPIF 5P')0'3 SHOP 'anlrirl t"ai'. U) .'iAPiIID GO'QOPIA'jO 1-IEASOP4AJ5LE PH 3710115 - '4O15 i . , , ',,u'IrfIP 'amuSe 30 gallon (apa ity nach Will (00514Sf larger to 5. s.d on I 'or, truck Call I)) MIS Boats&Marmne --- ''- KULP DECORATOR 74 Hour Servcc Call)?? 7195 322 - 2611 (it'll hIT.'., 01,', #d-'i?lVED I 5i.l C', I-I'd. u','t an1 rond'l,of' t,il 5171 Winter Park ','i Inn P 'rit,k Itt-ic I plty.'r. re rind hItler, A%Sn,e 7 flhlymen'S of $10 01) or $4500 c .151, Hallrntnk IllS W WinIer Park Fairbanks Aye Ptnri,' 417 157? (all collect for fri'' tn,,Ii' trial * -5-.. ''i / 1I 9474 0% 'f'i')S '" -y 41.11 5011 F/;rur.u-'.-. h'-' -- Wintnd !° ._,, .'. '69 American 15', walk thfu deck. 55 HP electric start Evinruda. n'a trttler. $1600 36% 3111 NICE USED FURNITURE A( SPECIAL PRICES CalIBart Real Estate Earn Your Own Money By Delivering A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 AfternoonS a Week i - ' . JOHN SAULS AGENCY AGE 2 OR OVER Trs,b 0 r -, - 194* T?iWVIOtI ;oitvlr. Ct'r' 1 ,Oi,I51 '"lay 't'N 'flTit"l Tm 'ion 5t..ti*orl sod or'. 4P,l'.h pony, onnpl.t. ItPu lark, $7543 f'ievu I.') 4774. rorJ'? 149 1440 Equipment tape Strwbcrr is's, new crop, large, iOenIIIul You piCk daily Also Angus steer, 450 lb 2*2 irrigation t-'imp Bob Ball, Treasure hi iley, 44, E of Lccthurg I or ale or lease- 21.53 doutils' V,'ir cpj(iil home, 1969 lloyfltt. I pedrms, 7 full balM, kItchen dining room, large living rciu,,i 10. ii' awnin'J I' mum! ar & Ii, 'it I', J/'J Li'!) //'rs $113 66 iriS * STEREO * 55 '' -'U -- 3711 &S-(1 0'." a' . .j# m7000 d055d1?iOfl P, S199 a - !.i9sS0. hf 7970 3 Bedroom. 1, tjalh, centtaul Pient and air conditioned Carps'li'fl, orner lot. ptymenl% $160 P1 rticv'ulPuly Assume balance mci, tgge ar-id pay equity Aljrr' mm MILLERS Almost New Home l'i',m fIr cC. 1910. 11,61,1, 7 lt-droorn t,jr,i,s,ried. c,ntol air, heal. tIQO k,wn, paymenlS or 55.160 Call JIJ 41)6 ..s 7619 Orlando Drive. 332 0152 MAITLANI) I I IA MART 1911 14*', Il 9) Open Sat & Sun 9 S D - - -',r,nd 4ytr' lOw miles, $3195 443 BuIck Cleetra Rune ever • 'jaw 'eP4p'?ae, fIres. 540(6's muffler 74 slicker. $700 - '.t'il i ',iC, (t)l t)'jqnlcly Top pelt's, pick up 172*117 TEL EV1SIOPI SETS$7SUP [AZ LIt Equalizing Trailer hitch, K S brake controller, complete, 550 531 0176 Mobile Honws ..,. r.',rrl-, 'fli,lO*4Wl 'SM M'Sfr.arnln. P.r't.ct coed! 'sr fully etup0'Pi. a,bti a e Sea it f445. ofF.' '.41 37443 • . "1', '''u ,' TV P.uilio Stc'rei BY OWN I' P 2 fln,.lrooms, %tuco renth style home large garage SIC 0(57 377 9139 cv 377 44)6 2 Bedrooms. living room with fireplace, some work fox the handyman Zoned for duplei 7 lots Excellent neighborhood All for 5)3.000 l4,i,,up (ju ,y,,,nu'sIr at I I" ?t'.5'i Miscellaneous For Sale 7521 Park Drive. 172 71)5 3779751. 372 3991 - 377 064 HOME ON DEAD END STWELT. .1 bedroom. I bath, family room, central a Pu, carpeted. l,ilctu'n equipped, fenced, nice neigh; borhood. 373 0392. , ' .id $7LA 1'" '-. KIRBY VACUUM r 944 CadillaC (oupa D.'IlIa CauSIlat' 'i?flis% P4ie '- 310043 fifint Call 37) 5139 .t" -' pm . ii' #tt (oclilned, D.,,,i, 7iyilrnt, IJItI A'*'! %"fi#yCf i'.f'iqe'atoc. Air C41rdit's0l lUserk i'di. * ply Ove.'%iz.nl triS L 50 r4w. $7,34) tail 441 *1St - Air DOIIFPMAPIPIHSI'PIFR.rPd 'Penal., 7 years old Cm!l 37') 0441 After I . ,'.tt,'r t'!S BOYS AND GIRLS APP 01 N TM EN IS ti - j CALL buy today — move in tomorrow SANFORD ORLANDO Quahf' to i/millS P0041 74' Travel tra,t.r '-on, he'h 1600 Paralle. I ales. D.Ba'i. 104 3 or mi, P C) Ho" 114. D.Rse'. Fia -''I 1/-t $15 'ii"' t3 if -rinn,nrj mod !Ir.ertling V Pf'un.bs 31? 5157 u' , eni Bill ('pldsiwit. st,ti I rn''. tilE I)) 4)74 .itI.r 4 sin, 60)55 I inst 1?) f4lfl(,r 12)0)11 BALL REALTY ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD - DELTONA LONG WOOD - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS CASSELBERR V Luxury - 'I '..n i'.n '.11,5 (oldipot Air Conditioner. M. UNSWORTH REALY 75.54 1 I Days 322 7717 NO SUNDAY DELIVERY _________ y ('flue - SANFORD REALTY 3? (.l- .' ' Air ( o,utlilio,e,, I III', 770 51(7) (all 12) 1147 I ti'' i I'' I :t",I PC I vil Pu l).ir ocr Slwu, .',iul tunre Ii, ft lym'' 5, lrr'ruIitUi' .,,u;t I if S ii,tli l'r it ru In ui,iuvC uriC - S ,. JOHN NY WALKER sK5 (H ,', 9 7, A las 377 0177 iii?T''f .iv KULP REALTY. -, p,-u.., Frcntar on Sanford 111)1 naners. will buy your home at the original down payment of 10%, or you may sell to anyone else at a higher price. Don't wait to enjoy beautiful Florida living in your own home, Come to anora today. '" Plantation • s. & I'i'rsotit 0rt 21 - 177 '• si:s .,,oa.' have confidence in our homes, too. If you have to move out of t1i orlando area wIthin two years. Builder/Developer I. Brailey Odharn 323-6650 •' "' people' ees,. '. '.?'l' i.t.t. ST .11 ti,', I' V .......'.s trot, I,,,. .ia ''it? -,t.fla,4 *'s - , .4.'. - 5,, -.-i ,,.' We know that if you were successful at your business, trade, tir fession biJ. home, you'll succeed here. Show us evidenui of your i(:hiCV(jment ('our most recent tax return will do very nicely and nu can qualify and move in immediately, while we process the cbs- ,s, Ilcnta Apit * 5.4-1110! uCY iS' lyl '.1 372 71)5 5(11001 (.R _____ I.aufi't IP.5 C.rp,,, D's.., Pjltt baiter, PslIt.Pv,q.O IiilgOqn, 4',. -- '''''' (''s'l""'iOIi BENEFITS You cart busy nd Ti)ve a new Sanora home today. _____ &Ib,o,.oe, t NEW HOMES Full or Part Time ' ',It i A I ,i r!uf' (ri ,,,,;,,,.,,,- L ,,",tdit tot A lavemn with wine u,ut' '*4O', and hen license I room S. nero palm. JO't' Salt price, 119,000 Cash or some lerms Call ','"ncr F Car 13 i! 7270 'ctk. days) or write P O tiox )tJ. Ai,t,,,p.a, i 1.1 ',ii(i',fl Sly .'iU I5i.ttitii'iit itily' hoe we share iovyirn't','nnt ant llit.f Iii'.' Will persoitally Ira.,' io tti tsl ,liil itt,' Ii', 51'S 01ii ii'rurd' C Ii.', MALE or FEMALE il Sunora, we have confidmct? in people. 1 ,, Real Estate Assoc. * WANTED • APPUCATIONS AVAILABLE AT ANY Quiet Elegance 1,14 1. I i '. il,ir - ______ computing thur •arn.2 '.i 1l Trailer lots- Wooded area 50x175 pluS 1)950 and 53750 You'll like thr5e See now - . • i.','.- Income and I11V('St ni,'it l','operf f ',I\T We have homes with 95 pf finari cog Just think.-- You move in lot only S pct down and low closing cost - ares -- BROKERS 1,i' Time' ls'slcd Firm 13014 Perk Days, 327 617) i P4'qlit', 37 7)57 37? Payton APARTMEP'4T5 Al' aaverIislflg appearing Sr Tb. S.nlond Herald en idnesday will a.ulomaticailt be pliced in Thur '.oays SAMIL'V RARGAIb HLW .1 CTION that is distributed to an aDditional t,00t' borne-s in the ,,',i.rtiofl ,i NEAT I bedroom. 7 bath Cli hmr IScirishop, large porch. niCe lawn v!h well and sprinkler Sy%ltm Drive by 119 Shannon Drive Call S for appointment to Set BIll -- I * Franklin Arms -Aviation weg Real Estate Broker 6 Days.S 5. 372 7643 Tw bedroom frtms' home on small lot w t flc' y'-,,'jr fri. I In iiiitt and Tralleri MOSSIE C BATEMAN County $8900 Total electr._ ":1n Lenie-€-s Choose from studIos, 1, 2. and 3 bedroom apartr'ients and townhouses P?bne 831-2985 COOlctn JOHNNY WALKER - friends Private patiDs t' $31 $777 C A WHiDD'ONSR,. BROKER 1)1 N PnP, Sanford 3?? 5991. Nights. 373 1167 Ranch Type :' ")3m5 for meet -'.. REALTOR Real clean 4 bedroom, 2 bath home, Shag carpet tpirotjghø,jt, cjc*jblc garage and fenced yArd 531.600 ? lrl recreatIon CLIFF JORDAN Swimming Pool -- - , i - r'm'i and Supplies t'ofc 65 49 Oltis 'i/ira (P.15CC 5' I' " wagon 490'VI sr-glnuI Mite' CiCh's condt"sn. full power a'- ' aIr. P'IAOA $7093. 0514 041(0 t'ft Spae.UI 5411 Edgewr,ter CWtaacln 295 711* or *11 Mlt Camp'rs - . i-rent and Charmng, ISiSt rO!fl plr'rig 4 nt-v 3 bedroom homes w'lh garage, air and carpeting Loratedon a quiet street with lake h'c,:es Walk 10 shopping and schools Low dow-i pAyment. Only 1??, If' orner 0 4 PnOr -,cm baths ''r,-plac,' carprI garage with uo-oo work area / 7 l.s.,f -,,,nS t ettr al y',,ih, Ic ',i i 511.511(1 CO RB [11 '"--, . I __ -Motorcycles BEST VALUE! Spanish 2 Story - o' SANI ORD CLOSE Ill 547 OX - - 'Sanford's Sales Leaden" ',our Multiple LiSting Ageny i ALTORS 7545PurkOr _____ r 0.3 Ma Set 5'''.'' sIr II M21) S Sali" Fr Tra dac M four 7,-- . Call Me' Mark p4Ip I'll 77430 Travel Tra,l.r ____________________ I I*nI V at ',u"i ileaner s. $3 a'ol up Sales, 5,', vitS and Repair I'' -- for Pen? bit-b fli.a ( •,sin. P isr Ir ,r i' Shuampngc for only SI per rim-i (All bill I'S rIsoPlntuJoF - ,' I •,.,.-. Call 322.2420 Anytime Open Every Afternoon 831 -2442 110 Airport Blvd., Sanford - _________________________________________________________ Lots and Acteaqe Eqtitprnc'nt 61 Autos Mr ' '-' II I 55 t,.l..r$! F le lr In II to It side ii1 si,Ie Slicjhl ilartiag., Make .lie.I termS arwi fri's rI.11ver,' 41 Witf,i' 511)1 APPI, IA Pit 15 7141 954 ,'w1 tr,rw sit? 4.1 •,'.cesi', ri'ipua Cr.'s.. 179 4'i$515II J,iV" $7!'(' "be. Rnrt' 0d5 ,enfk PqrSd',a4We. DeBar, t,nt)9' A' PD Soc t4, C)mfl.-.' , f''ifl( I' As' r 'in"lity P4I FPU i•hi/ 5 5 -N • tell nra 9 t4',4t50Ptflt4 (m'wie'gnm.otS J7 591)9 ca tic(,p ? 77 SanIorl At-IC TiOsi pi' U', liC!I 1•i. Ss, ir-'f '-ep.. PWilh on iris stan'd'ng plaIfnr 514 7111 Iii, new I', 'II II FrigidaIre Upright F meeter, fruitfrn'e t.P54 S rs old Ifottis rni'w'. than its $173 tall 177 lilt) I (1i If A ii Ill ut-i lwn building lotS, 2) i,l trni 511) Ii)fl Ill 0l?A t4nmi' litrUl' i arpeti'cI I-I Appliances - AuCtion Marhirinr' and loots 'I TIfF flISONCO. 3235114 ii,s Si JOHNNY WA[.KLR I..' v.11 I litt li,ik.ili,i, in,, I P 1 P API St (P RE 0'? fll'.lfllt ild 3 bedroom, 1' -t bath, flicI 'rQPibOqhOod kitchen equipped s'.arage, central heat and air c"hr Cutral 171.900 ReSt buy in 'v JOHNNY WALKER p '. Aiessor.es Cars Removed tnc -• Houses Ior Sa te - I t,c-,li nri'ii ir •,ir%t lii' tIm', .itf it, lye ',lIt l%. I ..CIr,il In ,rl,rr•v,.',it 57i 9(57 t'v Cli .idvr ,r Ni Ala SIPIOOLS ani Shopping, I a'.h ur.t I bedroom, very good .lIi-tv, Ideal to' rct'ed ,,OuplC n cj,c in.I, ir'nl lP'.'r I 5? I Hays overheAd doors I mm 337 - t:.c' I? t2 I oo.ci I)) 595, 95% Financinç No closing costs Washer & flryer 1 82 bedrooms Ano'her Atjv€-rltU"€' itt _____ '. -.- I Iloitin c 171 37(57 rrfl(Pl Aye 37) 3500 1401 O,lantlo Dr SPice' Available Il Fl f)vlqe P.clup. tonG owl, lsr -i" t,s, 110 #isl.Sq, cults bracj , , cmyad-lnn.4. dalI?, pv'll.-' e00dt-nn. 3?'V95 Ph 12') 4195 h''# to"f tell Ontil 0, Su?'/f ',.'t ria- trP first Wa etc's 'rsy fp,tk l-,.r moe SFMINCn F (nI" rn tFR ll #/ Is' 1 -7) 1)37 2L. - Truk and Tramlers F) •/*4/ 3 lPr,'ppgp May Ii mill. -. I00 f' a',wasaks. 311 5119 ntn I'SP new t0'*f'O4-i P.npai'c 0i9 M-au IPt Tom's Coins 141 Sill '.41)1 .t, Urlli'. I ' 9 2 l)cl'a, ', NEAT & NICE ii. flAil V lv r'l p Duplex WAkEHOUSE. C) Brtt"- Ploridar Ss'unity Patrols is tilting - - _____________ lull and part time men. Food waitresses antI night Cashier I? yra' over Bar malt'S. must b. HospItalization and ott,r' tenef its App!', it- per"sor, flhtnarnu' ri'.," Ap; Colon.eu, .10' ?iZ4 rend A'.'i- Sar,forrJ -Zj'Idfll.J _______________________ ____________________________ ____ .r- I I II tl'.5 211 ",''ClJ ,Rt' (101-I MOitlif' IIOMFS CRAIN REALTY - Ncw __ Newcomer to the 19 i.ri', --- ___________________________ SECURITY GUARDS - --• - "''.-- Sale I-louses for '14 CUlt 7 bOil ICCl h , I'.''" 'a'rt',', aped ,,ii',, (A'i lk I', t', rs,n 4,5,0 .511, s. rcene'd pcw'ch 175.500 Relieve 'It tl(f' Gusincss Property For Rent "'.'racc tsr' 57r r,- '- ii Mohi l i; i'.Sal.' ' r.--T DI BAR 11415 'yvra - r7 ''' - Agc;icy t 'iril', WeitIl,,, S ANtiil Wl','sl 1919 S I re.'i,?' 17 '1' i or 1;; IuQ New On Market .'. ':'. - - ______ Realty .M\'Ri.A 1'iLATP1 7 2 bI0ck oft beach $90 #,-o&ty Pt 7 '917 . - MotorcicIec /s • -. c Stenstrom Resort Propetty (ACH Cottages hi-v a,r, full', eQuipped rcairia - 'i - -S HALL REAUY For Rent 6783.3.33 :- - ' 'il Ni ministering the cVl'n% "tie an -' reguimliotfl governing rt-guluit.or. t pun - c wiitfr and sewerage systems uno assuring compliance tr applicable 'avis In0wie of civil enoineeing, its ri'iui,e utilIties reQuired, with ability te life engineering plans documents and knwIege moiety, eW,rienc, in Operation o a public utility dealing in wftetreatmen' or sewage treatmerr enforcement at sanita's Cods'S ordinances Graduation from approved college university Witt) muilor course work .n CIl engineering buflc5j ministration o' a rciatec ficic desirable Prs'yii practical experience in' field of civil a' uthlitie engineering necessliry Salary range $11,000 Pt 514.500 Pijtin available June 1 Stat, retirement plan. pale tyo%pitaliift,oni. vacation ane 5iCk lt'4ivt Sendrewm,to Lois Hare, COurthouse Nor??' Pri Avenut, Sanford, Plonede, 37771 ,,.. — MANN t MANN INC. REALTOR - lillS I'. .,,, Stamps Coins in',.. 5aj IelI (or's, ,fa.'r!Cr; '-Hal detectors, d*resiion gIast, rfh red, 4/ovId War II itCmS auud r',%f,tgle itemS tP4RFE 5FAS, ''14 C 4/ r"s' Pars Pt. 541, PitS l4t , $15000 CRANK CONSTRUCT ION ut. 3 beilroorns, tarpr't a r-ro tiIitIiS Adul?'. , 1', r'i 11 ('177 ' (-4XA4iF"4 I L5 I FR - \_.j *it rr-cqr .'Qr' Mobile Homes Rent I ' Homes wit?' ca' htn l'Quflt'e(l, $145 .rt', l"r yr,c leaSe HA t'eiirriom duplv'u R • -SELL WITH A 1 )4 Kingsberry Houses Rent Urif ut-nished Sardoro ITEMS MIMPI l. 3?? 4991 I '. e 'indity AVALON APARTMENTs ADUiTS NOPITS 1)6W 7otlSl Furnished irwi,1.bIo Stemper - - ---------------- -• tP( •ornllhcd 1*0 bed oc" aOh?tm4'rt 4V CIrlar10 Orsy., WINTER 'DON'T ,rI!I'rii 3IIEOROOMS.AOULISOPuI', aqs AvFNU( MOtliLr. PARk 354) Park. Or 333 • Apartments Rent I'LL. TELL HIM '0 ''nO. SISO() It', Ir','r i'rdrorn, 7 SInry e f i. AKA APART Mt 114W 1st 51 373 MO SflfCi'(1 The City of Sanford Is accepting appliLation. for immediate em ployment to fill the tollowing vacancies I Canine Controi Off icer-$9C, 40 per 1 Parke' 'Iruci Drive' --595?c- pwee. 3 Trucl Driv.rs-$90,40 per wee. 3 Labo'ert on Packers--SIP 00 per wee. IC Labo'ers-$13.00 per w,e+ Repairman--l0000 per week I Mt'ctuanir'-$lll,OO per wee a....... 'r • WI' 'Tilt em ploymant Applicants picas, contac' C.vl Ss"vize Office or tnt ari,iifl' f,)If,p lq'li 332 3161 I' RANkLIN ARMS APTS 1)70 Florida Aye, ' t,eroom apts, wall t wail arpetlng, cpntral heat I fir. 1 r"arrr r, pool, club Pnt,se DISTRIBUTOR NE EDED Re r Rtsness I or 'yp'r'.lt Full or Part 'Time DISTRIBUTOR WEEDED ot ib Media Pa - large 'tc* bedroom, shopping A churches Adults #4A41t or 3371054 cep 8usiness Opportunities • 1'. 5O PARKS. I 71 Bedroom 'cr5 I ApIs 7 Adtt park', 7 ,-ly' pArk', ISIS IIw t' ; Santord 371 1530 Day. s' 49 by A,t Seniom c 51'i I AIR New 3 bedrnm, 7 I'll?', 517.500 'stAVI AIR Fflr bed.00m. 7 bath. l*tge Ifmily room. $u7f%i0 (('(II ARBOR New' 3 bedroom SI?. '('uFWlLOF New 3bedroeni S19 5151 'liNt Alit) three bedroom, or' SIC 750 Ac-,'rncnt ICA;C Adutt nnly- No i' '; Phone 377 1110 as owning your own busiof's' without responsibility Comt t, C uIl Sandy Mann UTILITY CONTROL DIRECTOR SEMINOLE COUNT" , "t.. " I' !SN'fl!t'O W!iP'""vt i ,-'.t e,sci ';, -- 7t,-lnt.urance Career Opportunity S THt BORN LOStR Houses for Sale Fuinished 'rfl ,St"d',l ir%t' lt'5tO!', ?"d f I-ic. I l'ddr0Orn. mAtt,re ailuItS, no pets 4417 West 37th 'it , Saritord - -nts now leasing for lmmpu,ate 645 3640 occuoancy_____________ • - Sam, Deliver', hplp 'P or over Call 1)1 Travel A9encses _____________________ EARN A VACATION THE AVON 7677 a' apply fladcocl Furniture, - MukS money in yrtur spa'. .t Pi Cer", Fla ?5-Rnnr'n' fnr Rn ._ •- , ,I-is a O,,$l'Iipi', -. n..H.ft7 •4P , , , .0-4ij.,rtments liant t:ts-w"3lr..'er "ni' tO-1 _________________________ ______ a44J'-•ia!f ii --. .'- .-'. . . . . . ,if,T -.• stprte', ai an Lv)N . _',-•.•. ...','..'- .'%_"• A,1ii ?icse- s,snA lo&jry a' Z')rlannc )"-,, Pt, 7517 Pepesentave Ct" 4443079 Wher truIn.c he w 1 glvt'. _________________________ b,the i'urn,thed -"-a rates 30 Semorar 8lyiJ.. $ managIng ft)5 responsibility Maintenance Man witti engneering Grill and Fountair hcl (H 4261 I.3733 ,iaw.pAper'srIrf',jlatlonfsQi5 in Houses Rent Un'jrnished skili on, diy a wr','S. lu cor'eil THE App', in person DIP afastgrowingdistriclof5,nlncie Vl5'TATRAVEL man', small building problems 7) French AvC sanford -P4ouses Rent Furntshed ounty 73eN Mills, Orlando Apply P101I.,,by HOuW 330 L• -Mobile Homes Rent i44 alT' LEGAL SECt'ETARY- S.anfor. Conums'rc,ai Sanfo'ø to a p m — He will be pad a gooc salary anca (uperience prs'fCrred but will --Mobile Home gefls't'0t15 allowenci for using hii consider othe' secretarial . Machinist • 14 For Rent Camping Resorts automobile Other benefits offered penance Mus' be gooc typist, Lull,, Milling llnidgegort art- vacation, hospItalization, tbke shorthand and dlclaptuone t -Resort Properly r Fishing and amil ur Camping. c,00apa',-Fninpc ftenef Its diSability and life insur*nce transcrIpt Pti 373 1)70 for an For Rent No alconolic beverages CAMP ADVAP4CEMEP4'T polntm,nt want If you a secure liJtyre in a faSt __________________________ 5tMl140, 37447L Days 373-09.40 Sanford 1 - fiusmess Properly growing management field, apply Part time mature sales lady Wits's Weekpnds$)i-7O Fnr Rent iO Per)Or' to Tpi ________________________ SANFORD frrwfedge f sewing flee5sary 18 Male Help Wanted .ffFALC) Ct'culation depart CARINE1 SHOP Apply daily S to 5.30 to Lanc 0 Ir Wanted to Rent _______________________— _____________________________ Experienced help wantec STEADY FabricS, lOu £ First St., Sanford -- -rvice Station Attendant Hell's WORK Apply in person flIng I, tts' needed In' growing and Real Estate Union '4 Station, LOflQwOOCt pa'-.r attractvr person to lrfin as Sanforc Lirpor processing foliage plants A gooc _______corner iiw', 434 1 47 professional maisi- up instructor iob for anyone interested In -. --House's for Sale WORKERS Hgt earning potential Call 323 piants You will learn the secrets Apply in person to Amer icar WCJOC Carpenter & Helper 3'Xl Yiv.nr Woociard Cosmelirt - -Mobile Homes 01 potting and caring tar plants Proflu', 1297 Charles Street, Subsidifiry ot C.eneral P0005 w'hhe Caf'fl' you Pie.ie call _________________________ -. --Lots and Acreage loppay.Sanforo urea Longwø PIAPIOLESSONS I7WP,4 ChOrd Co'-'.u' Mar', ,4e11er, . Situations Wanted - 'c Ilpartments Rent Unfurnished 11 Mature couplC for new apartment cgmpie in Sanford Senc resume u'c salary reOuirements t P 0 Ho' 797 Casselberry, 3770)• I 1/i ii, Vi/.t - - ra, t AItI 41( - MCl'Of'% ?V ,anford. two t,teIltwllC A.t 1room. I bath !o'ur', apart Tender Iovin, care fOr e'dOf', ñ ard Pa,,ndry me Room, eperience YI3 1 ?*7 74 t*droom. men onl )4 Myrtle Ave - tI(9% Ohio hOIioAVS amt e,'Per fringC 21 i'i (*l'4(f s.uUit' " rtra S a month par, time" ' YOur own hOurs Write to' up pointment, N: 11 7st Datwyler Driue Oriun& r; , .- '---Butinc'cs OpportunIties PosUonS avaiabtc for wtres, (004%. bus UOys and gas at tendants Apply In person Inn. 4 nd SN 44 salary. pacl _______ _________ LIIVE St_jETMt! Must have all basic secretars- skllI C'ood typing. thor'ftuinO. and be able to use a clictaphone Call Gull, "i.$eØ Horticulture for up rvntmPnt W-322 'XI 1R Wantev--3ft.e- h'l, Ma-', ar.a. general office dulls inc J lIght Maintenance work Eu pertrnc prr$erre 34 10 13 a rr ________________________ 25-Loans .-rr,i PP __.. P4( COMPft,Pi' IN SANFORD enriIep$cker Cull PrcdsW3!'e niMunaoer fr interview )3 3fl O t4 4441 •.. Rooms for Rent T%P4OSTESS PöD&IcOwIiC&nOflym0u% Can Help one -(517 Virlter' 0 Roi i?fl Santo'cf ; 7-in Memorsam Monthi', tt For Fast Results Plant Your 'Selling Seeds' In Herald Ads Male Female 20 M1c Female Fir,,,fln,,,L-u ____________ - Help Wanted -Female Central fsotiet Church e-Chilc Care - ,,I.. IhpSnnforcf Hr'rr,lI aviae pring ieanin rUY 4 — Monday. May 14, 1973 l2A—ThSiinfnrd Herald - - ,.. - ------ • - Fast Resu its — -------- . - — ___________ DIM1 . -- - �ir - —'---. 4 iUi rwr UfTff — 11 — ~ — — --- - — - —=- - --.---.------ ------- - - - __.----------_ - -----.-- -----.-.- ---- -.-- ___ -. , i __________ _________ - - -.- -- - -- -.- -- -------- MOnd, May ______ ____ ___--.--- __ I -loo - .--.-_. '.'--' _ _ -- - 14A—TheSanford Herald - — ___ r 49 c,ri!rrrJ 'rjfrJ / P/ P/rr i9 11 / I i 1i 1. Butz Charges Ervin - 1~.1 I' , I i. 1 ~_1,.t k I ~, t k I i 1 _Q;t 011 :.__~I . 0 __ __ _:1 _;j Al Pub l icit y Hungry - 7 i:ii C ha B race For ,~. irman o re st La ie F ,; fr .. ra a s G Nig ht Big fS r' v;-i ir :: li1r .1 U1I4 ; ni' A%uctziIeL 1'rrs Vi tiler qsuir. i i ptliIacit twweek quoted 1)eian n iL iniitle —.[ear, wti tU4 VoWt'Ci tu The work of the the t.iitt' i tigzsticiri Vi 'iSHIN,TON AP A hungry chzftrnuir will not he made a scapegoat in Sfly1fl was prIitS4'd Sunday nwmtwr of Prcsiden Nixon's A siriiiliir report was carried rankint Republic'sin mern'er. inquisition conducted lnr'i The bard-line iatth1 b%' Agn- the ca.ce wiu quoted in Cabinet sa the Senate Water- rultur Se'reuir Earl I. Rut tervmr with Newsweek rnnga- by Time whir) quoted an asso- Sen Howard H. Baker of Ten- for pcmluic'zil reasons" V"111 Inve-.~'Ifillitil rilli"11101l't :, . %%:o, disnimsed b% Chairman zinu as sai%ing Cuitu of N-an shving Dean A-rit( he did nol, , .,,;,in .1 . rrvir, Jr., I`l,-N.C.. its tin tho, report which Nixnn mid was madt, no Wairrgate inve-migatsurdity tion for Nixon de'tpile wide. The exchange thou basis for his Aug . pN. cnmfflit 1c: ii open public hearings roinrudetj witt svt'rrail net Jj4 cthtement iluit mi the Whju Housi WU p-ud assuInsptio fl involved ui , ever the - alert Nixor. tai that he ri;rd on grounds I: rrught a; : ;ir Pu was seeking presider' _________ guidar.'tF. could not be determined Post sair:, if this orcurrec vt a ui' f tdcphnrw cab ir I .Mit'llif, Ah; jistarbee I ftft ~ _Ivk 111 •' . .A - 4;1,i ... * L_ 0 tl At . hs Wrtergamte never _____ has no reason ______ u '"r ' ;, rover * uT, farLk ir thf, •, - . . Hi (A~AN*-Ttw Washinglol. - tot acting r zi director I strn k Gra'. Ill ts FRI I — arld headed for fleking Stiuni i hut railroad station. tImer tool Ott train to Canton from ttit thes PcI mu, Thu CtitntM ik lust ci th dli Inn flight lot thi-vt hour!. in,tilt aip.ici. ri .3 hi' rut ii' '.mgnrnvri vt-s IrItrmguirp, Hi iu'. said Fsan1't Imni In' th pu's loIn F3iiIthrit1't anti lit' iii'it H-ui, suit VcF ink arid InS iii it(. did fill'. I,X;K.(.! tilt, likistergalf. Reforc crossilu: 1.1m. loorder~ diplomat told N hilt of'u ii mt'ri hi 1 signs a' were uI tilt- c east fiN Ili Vietnam it , Iru ennui a Suite Department puirtnitnt ,lor, afte. 1, soldi' i1iC their thruM cornpanmon ii; '-U Uu Stiii ('hut n'- it Thin ('tiiiis'st i't'Vt'rflTIIt'TI' u!'mrus' ask ed tat Preside nt Ni' cit i iiuin'ti'. ag'. ti Ii' i American isthmi I lean4 that Iu sit. va-i ks gutting N iid' for • tit uipi'nin a' time' r S Ir is. r - . iv, Soon as, Bruvu wTive. -K, thert. %rill tx- tit, fomiul oplunint- . ilidt. to cover Up'iut' U ti' %k literciltv (11114t N ,IARTHA-Nlrh h tirthi, Mitchell hu..~ rep-Med I ll~ It 1'.1111mensC, I ..?It( riimiga;lne re port Out', slut i.mi5 suffered a tu rsous c ludirig It F crei Sers in t rnU4.P H un will hut 151 iltU' a for Itt at' a ii S111.% 1.1, V ondlunc (is it Aasoci.atiui general nmt-t'ting, lit B p.m ;rtiitiin' a: umtuisadu k hut Eli pliant sale spunHear Lmkt School cak'tt a ('In' his toss Ixuoks Pitill, S;)rlligs Drivu Itenti, it, lja~tid poods, 1-.itcheri iterm, etc iu Putuin invited Hi gli '. cIisrt'st'd will pertain ti ' ttiford I IUfl Club flOUt C\ - sitit-liket thal hv tut! m firm pattern ltiic~ out in uscuin -t TIn eno' lilitsu L!vvernm Iitt I11 Uii ra.t - it norma tt1 ui' a in%'4 tht r i'4115'dtUa' i '4111 Li lt. Garden C enter, luricheur uitt,red bs Mursusu (IN li i I ia . L-,.....: fm WE :1..:r I - it (if ; I 09 R eal tors Calls Ty C H 10 ROAN E _______________ 99 ~' I . .- - v t ;;:_1 .. ' BIRD i 4.1I- 11~ - - 4P v .. I -~. R0 E~~_~ —~ 1, %, - =:~77~ ;_ ~~. r 'nrub! C. iou! one room Ut ' t. 8 QUO - . . I 'rnpz-e55 ,,J,,,, OR _______________ IiI I -- . -' .,.-.•' - I . - A i .~ C ! CASSELBERRYii D AL 322 2611 or 831 9993 Open Mon ttiru Fri • In 2fl PARK ' P m — Closed Sat P11 3' -- II f . . I CH 7S 11 W'1 I* I I Il 1) . 'eu' ~T_x a U. d.im I 19 .9 .. I I , I -.__ ., - * _- I . - . .I __ le-'-f *. . ; -..--. ---.- I .. . A - -r A , ________ - r. 'I, I - 4 16 _ - ____ ;- I I - I- -_ ~ __ ~j '1 - - w 7 ' ii her e ff = ~ BRASS SE X TET 0 ISPLA Y S m()rt' than 40 per tent the of ;ii-_ 7 IRU M E N INS ernplo%ed designed uplift the thoughts to high an,! nchlo theme-s to inspire and elevate the ou l(iv,htl,,, ____________________________________________ --- -- - (1) I t V - P111 - • . ' -il Planned ! I • - 1. ". I --VI ~. RIDA is 91111wil Wit 119 sell coniliji"Oly of 1*98. V*lw" ktaps OW, 41nooloy a I; ' , r -. Beginning in Ilse Fall of 15N Forest l,ake Academy Will be 1)1()N "will %'i Ill Is' libl"Irl"It Ill Ill ., lra' irh building pro vide opporturlit)fuira)0Uf1 " twirson to choose ;I trade arid Iwing construt-lelf and %4111 deselop a skill tIist viii tisahu elect r on it's I , vueodvsurkutig relritratisai iniet.iiL, auto mechanics and body repair, printing and 0 ronlinuc ss'irk irs Pus I cafeteria building. an aditurn, policies have been set up as trative cotnple, industries tnsl t,,uide lines and are subject to iiwst recently a inusic building Is.sr4- tIii1e 4110 When n a student us 'ittrs for \spk i ''0 State Iligttvas 431; %foluntarilN placing himself ,i2. LIS 441 and Interstate I I - - Wt 4 - - ir. 4X,- lit-, affairs so tie is Mill-.- to .srt;ike lulls f the pragruiuus isneil iiiiI I)reIsrt-ti far hiiiu I ire st I ake u uk tii i a -ju1-,i,. u- little.% froin Orlai 0A , In a land of t't'tl1t'nt educ tisiitcil appurtuflits lUtJlIt t '.h!;thxvu.- feted at - :-ti , .tit F - rt''. LiL .tt!et' I ''' ' ' . . -- tuliPs 4 at .I tilt- F lorida S,ui I V _ L . ' I .4 _-; . I - . .I - -' . ; - - .3_/. . -'-f - . ,. I .# I ..- - . ~4 - . __ surr> tug isut tIn purposi 141111 jt'ttt%t's (it hue st'tu)l dliii tin ' 1 slung spirit sit sountrs utlIluSI,tk ii' ur' til hit t* it itat ioisiuntusgt- in liii' mitsui I su Christian education *1 lieschool has grown steittlill, lit physical prii1torlitons as tiolvil __ - __ iii uun . . ..I I L:~_ ~ I -i - -- -.----;- .l. s. As the needs have increivird, buildings anti illilu-strien lutio-e Iteen added to lit-i uiuiuiiiuitliut thu di mmmd of the uinstitueto'v 'li'st' nn'lutlt' mm - W-L' ,--- ?v : •'b . -- - .L. . f - ' I - - 1UII1! lutist "StIS limO', tilts' Its '1t Ii sit 1(111 ni sir F art st ( it iuiin tush \hurt liiti ss un V. I',-- I -b- f _W ~ .. - ' ! s Se%VUHLl)tht'fltIsts.1t is . ' fi - '' lilt- Florida Conference to( wt', - = - -- ha UU • l'U;'t All ty - ,, -, - YOUTH FOR BETTER LIVING I ttt' alt' Vuiu'st Like' .-e1ideii sttidt'iit's '.t i' fLu t - oi U ittiflt-ti thellist.1%.es to tellitwrate livilig Mid haw deternutwd to em wra4e . thell, liolooerN to joill tile 1.11111(iii)ked generation. llroi2~,raifws are givell .it vivinvillary schools, julliol. lllgll.~. scillor highs as well as 111altv dit It- rent civit, 01,01111atiolls In tilt, GUlt"Mel. Orlando area on alld k"it tho Valliplis students are colitintiallN, 111VOKed tit eviummittv service anit other varying activities, vii- er%,tiling from illner-cit%. tuti;ring to N*outll hitt'l gent % I slISiIt)IlLtIV ittI II i( I hI"s I t)l'-, tmndt'i \'tu1tiiitt'i - \V uphni't tie n uwipits -lu I ttr' i 'lit. f LIU II pAI4t' till It I ie eL'ttu' pets ale s&ht*,t 'ei&. rte fr ~ % k, h.. oI.-; ,0wild d ffer .ill:- init 4-;int ,ir.0 .tul'.4t '-cit uth lit I ,late sCh'k'tS 1-hleim %lows first organizedin * _- - !I 1, , 1. 714 - - -, . %~ L I loot to iiikt I i,ss'as in I Imiiem,iakinm' ;ivmuiiabit' to the ii ;s'itO ' f ______ • ' ' ;uruPr audito rium, .0 home etonuflik ('lilt 1s Iiiili ir tt it Pt thu pout it, s i-tillined Ili this bulletin. 1"he q ,_ 4i In Carters his fre!ihmali )ear it these sludents ill) lilatter Whal clii ost- for litter life II IIst'y II P able to rises se ii two areas for udvancement elect some ot1wr line. of i4ork ~judy ilils bvV11I,) iIj(ori. yrar. ON- fridnini, Will III-11) theill During tII Junior year Pit Dna) perhaps as mu Puolit,> or •u mean." _____________________________________________________________________________________ I I. _., - .1. triji lli lig tit ilke-w areas iAllI lx- it lilt,.q %,jjl tI.jI)I,- rxim-riente for stude nt • (tIsSilUfltititu(iIiO1tSlhit 'I Iit'se stuslu-iths 11151)' go hilts j°rofesiun_s or any other 4, graphic art, as showl, -31MVe line of tiolork but we feel the and to thil- right. - ~___ il - des I - ',~_.~ - - 7~~ :; ri id> this full ft liuuts -- _ 4- IW .~~ A ~ ___ la-1 - -- ~ q III ( Ii is plmiflnt'tl I alit r >oung to th thisu & i,uss* graduation Carter 0ioiceb Will include ladies. There are alsA) plans oil , 1 otovenied (pit tile basis tit tutu a valuable vtiipio>ee Upon iii as till r ) - ) r • - p•rmo fur •irm-tlit'-jisb his senior course %%tirk. Upon -- - ¶! - - , tintit . • II -__ ~ necessity to train tile halldh ,15 - . F i~- r iJl' -l il ~; - . C 1 fIll r - ;_ __- ~_ - - -, - -j", i7i-I F TABLETS ---.---- - - ituc I'hmiossipta" of I iri-tiahi I11.silruics, ttciituc _~~~ I v= ..s. Program 1.0 ii hat Academy Expects •. t I .. W ?A . Ili HARRIS 11 i--- Il .., . , . .f r .. Han s, Heart r~j , Sanford Electric Co. '. ; - .6I , 4 %il c.iiInpt - - -. . - available Ito you in 8x10 reprint size FURNITURE r I TllE I-1)[11-I'ST LAKE AcadeniN Brass Sextet is .- of a variety of musical groups oil a C I ~_ Vh MORE ~ PRISCMPTIONS Ivi . L;0 -~ 4 0i 53 The aim of the flir In (kwl'i Tomorrow , whiI. 'he class motto is. There' Place I s I. tass oinr ur , — students sing, or play an instrument IR C 11 0, W1 FIU appearing in The Sanford Herald are for --jv-_-,-, - ~-. p1 u nib i rig 0 ` Speed Cut.4inj ' pr'igr - ,:. ~, .. I con s truc tion ' . -, -•— ... - , -. . - . I' - Ubi IJ. h,-rmosti; c '' - ~_~ 1, .: . -= i , ,, I • Unique Air Vs a' I Filtration SVstt _L _________________ E I . gymnasium with 'he of the Vespu"r it t - IMi- ~__ - _ ~ SEED SPRAY - Air Condtont more I ::-_-~ --::=- All (If 'he uervires -.iill he he ;fl the F ur.ct I dike A. - — '~ ,./ er---% ~ I 11 __ __________ * I , ANTAND ' -UM11114 ' - _. I __ 1-1 YL. ~~ I -~-~ I- - --`-:~_F~ ---: •t '. - .. - - -_ = -_ =.' , - — - \ P. ,I - ' It.,,-. F 0 * I . i'ec 'anev fiat ('ross will onmnlut .A I" - . L~ ~ :I~ _____________________ New I ;- .AQWAI a . .• ~ I I I I * -~ __ -_ - .. 4 , - . • Athl e tic I3t'tterc (tlfl ii UI-11 111 sponsored SITId btuiu bier tt r / ' P - .8 i_Jt_l_.-'t,..-_ i,..'tA' ' * I _________________ . I __ . . . Robinor RAID . F .----- _. I " ~ - . .rck, 11, I. I . _ - I ." - ~= / - I _g.~. --V - - .,i C ---. ~ i,00'? . . - s1uarI_, ~qlrllli- 1"11111, I4_111 11,11, 11 ._-P-,,~ _____ ___________________________ ,I- Mututii r rarcic md ilIpl R - . - . SHEER LEG LATT1R't 1% BE ICE API C S' iaku besp?u' lirantiv% lili:t Sctv#(). - 2 -" --- , I. u1i D11% alic ~ tilt MIT, dilille! I.al.i WY - . : [2 ge orge Ecit IVC 9iø J ' REViVAL llll~ 1 S (2' _ ______ am. - a 133 ill - ' Parking ti Mirk R.(krWr 'XIII \lr s H F: MetraIle larry p1i nc its- so nut hour intl 'vt. r.cent F ider precuients •idsire;c while fan Harris and fluid ( r'wther will preside at t he presidentatmon rmf flower ; (,th"r pn, "n'ahmrir,flowers will ha'" (;sy (riv*, Steve (ooh patty .i, 'sarri. It,'ett Kaimse Krause nd Terry flail. SomeThe cI;iss song, will he sung ry ifle .b. ic ---_. ~ ~_-~ - ____________________ 4 L.B.BAG RE G . 'ice principal resp.rlivety. I __ - - - Storesidi . rhet will he by K. 'in Metcalf. ttii' mv's atloni itt Phitarr iitipurc'a!v' -i-rvi'n Pt, Ps'gln (Itb4'rc partit ipatiflit 11 9 s'illbe l:Wer ( actrenisu, Mr and f I --. -, I ~- s resers a m i s I.unchf-ljl.~ ( 4thclIn'rr I - _ . tvP ~ 7 & 0% I 5% I .UU. paablt isrid ti 111111111111111100M.__ , your I_ AMPLON — fi ;ti"r -:---- _ 1 - . . \it act v ill talk on C rntraet.' 'so Thes Mear, ' flv'c-krmer __________ - — DUST fl NlrOfl1' by rian rrsirrip.'t and 4010 tfiti,sfl fsrlin'uIrs -- -, 1'on'st _______ fl . -' -. '' " ----- ------.- L S' & hi aItu' will nit Mat i I Ir.w.ir 'I _ I I ..) SALE M... Cti.e . eeley and Elder E '' pm. It will open with prayer by ill inakr Pt',- oflertn 't ItiP fl 1i'pe will gi. h( lcc,,rj ctudj Acadeniv. extends his warniest best wishes to ~ .~~ Tuesday lnvneatton will he by eider ('Iaqq Nivhl will lu' cmin by lit F: t harris _ _:~ ~~ ~. - ~ _1 'I-.- -- 1- th of __ a 16 a in W 9 P "I .nu- by u, - MOTTO: I lbt)lcI and R F Castle ____- - Conferenev of Se\-viitli-(I;i\-:\(I\-t,iitist.iii(I e hoard for chairman Lake — — fililif. md pinior ela'ui and to Pcrr and( .rrlirnc?anf'e' the 4n1tt is ~ri - t.., / ELDER WALIN COE, president of flit,I-'Iorlda i Will Meet ii t imile rlinirtm ,infl fiftoenini, qonit z ". . lt3 I Youth Choir If - = I s — - 1 . - -. . -_ -7 '. __-_ 5 1 79 CLEARANCE , -s. __ pt,.i~ I, -1 i: C 1 .1 Sanford Wonieti ! ' '" M ' EC u' cmnsidered an idea] choir irir Itit Ixist in China, a c'ountr. hi"b hI start or, thoct usigunia;. t - Still tiffiet u' Vi stslungtun headed -eti and Dumplitis Wtv., L"New Castle' qcm VITALIS 011111, will Soot, open IL-~ hat- Chick j to - perienru and his charm, Bru. For miii hlu% 24 11 I 110k \ J, .14,~ _~ 44 I I '''' - I - n n c SPRING — V. ( ROLAIDS to 50% I U 'Wtuil ~ cit'fltists, educators business- t h faul' ) I .. , ~ tiliVu Ulvir regWat husilless Lit town anti iUTiCfit'ui; flIetUIi{ u — - 1-hrilichn,;i., it '.1 irk It"ckrim•r. precuient, ,,,,s .rrric, vi,.' pr.'cieent. I ."r iii s'. r. tary ss in 'in i:, _______ 4'i -. - . lir Ic'" ~ I " - I I rititaild W, Aver :t %-;,,t presi(k-lit r)mtrict ` FAR, tuo litical and econoniv, conditions transnul. tht, vtew~ W 'Aashinpchosen at, tus subject, ' Happening in Our Legislatun ton It, thf, fieliani: government Cost a' mud including U , arid facilmuiti tmt exchange o' ,,.t:. flit prograni and tour oil Uhrar% Al: clut, ineintiot!rs it, I 1P V - uiff - . V N 0 M I ,riarij ct ,1 •t'. Pr •,,i',,i.'ii', will ls Miss \;irui ) I is rs'c' "tiiuur 1 Ia 1 "r ' a r e - - .- FEb Mitt UK) of __________ it ifl ('si thsi 0 Bruvi, Said tic wanU, t1i Set sort-ti b t( a rid lUll di hf, iiiiiiiiiiiiiij %Illoo P, _____________ . . Stott Hours uerilan Seminole Calendar] • - STEEL titiv of identical I -. - ' i 1, 9 or 1 will tmastzsctaffof.tj i'• ill tx- i'-' tIn utils White }Iuust I nut s • t . * -Forniet ~A I, .1flust. alde John 14-an Ill s' •' rt porn ci bs 'I inn -- av'*i d Bruce n' Own H4 Ut 1 W ill (if an ahiaririant A U.S S spokesnuin said thi Immann nffict *Il ctar funrtI;mn . '. lok awl-gate ta ru • 'ti .is - _: I Fi. j' if Amer . ' firs: cIiplsiuitit rcpren Uitivt Li € tiuimutmt China, t'id l I Hru t crosse d Ott ho"dt r iron Huitil hung toda ', IIiikiiiiti, iitm,,lc imriil I is-hisiali s incs'n will sing I i:,viil (r,ivi'c will the ! .. .lcthr .3 C.au!fieIc Ut' r'epiurtnc'it csfrmc s 'vl,ick al PtVIf o ti of the p,irrc irm si'r,iwsci',l iii (andy tv lit I A. It" kn"r while 11111 HAIR 1 for politic iii reason!. Hi (alit d ttii 11,1111,,"s c tuor nunt, Mr. San; Lrs'mr1. lN C is ptitiluc I SM(I iflL si nalur £ UMRIR L D ;t:r"tH"n' a m Sunday will npn q'ional prelude. Kryctal Norris witl pv a talk and ( here (uiPr i in4!al solo (kvcing prayer will he by Ray lhrtweII It I \lilt alfi' %Ili ir,tr'icluee fiy ,f Ii %t,ilor ansi •i,,l solo c$u'aIei'r, ht.'nj l,a, ti III -sill t ii %t'c ltsUy (;r-•.s \li iiiii It' ;~in • .,ll Is' by \BC's Meet the Pt-es,c At-morlutt-dT1rt-%~%rftvr - Ot Ct Miller, 'I'erric Swinson in barge liii 63 SI Is Head*ing For Pek*ing ~ ll;i!114 •iiiil a triimp't cisiri will S . - whir! 0;W_ns publi. , hearitirs r.' i'i!?r.r Metcalfe and valedir- ' \ ,, St'rrvUmrs Earl Hut7 tut 4 ~ _'. - S1 7 - ZI . .1 '~ .) E ME RINSE or SPRAY CREME beiic' , Ambassador 111%o" 1110111 will IW liv .11,1111 It \._____ HER6& STR&WBI RP LEMO Raker was interviewed ;r pea' helari the 'na'e c Viter Coll Ill,(,-,,,f svcr(,I,jir% - I. SHAMPOO 16 I1!('d -~ ml i 1 i'r la- ; to ,ill sit 11 15 ;v in wiih j. r), Wi ll 1,.' ('rtege I ';ini,•. k I Itipre fi Ioweii 1'Y • I)tnr (Ii7iiiI hi I',irrr'll'c I iui;i'$ Vqitiprsi,rv 1 _, I- A \S... 'mesce ci far crhedulec4 to ap- misiot ti lit 4 ( ) Z. ( )] I hi, 's.cihlr impearhnient if u: ved hi was Involved in 'A betergsiu hugging or its -- I P' N'ind.. ' \xc)n )ums not been telling truth, said the President fa'i' r' _11 - -- _ \ 4I I' irI,;up , ri!;,rs.ui will ,.. ,!~ . A Giance , * k qQ 1. .- trmi his own knowledge t , - pape" and als refused t • sign a s ._ vi~~ z- - :),~ thf President he must s'inulde- thf burder" and that , %W- ll-patt lnvestlglitlf.t~ '>. - Silty - - .~-. '~ "':L - . - ` .' * MOWN,V11 ' ttwt it, :k'rIul:urL 4rrnrthng Ic the Time ac:"1I. I'fl! re!u.ed ti tugr. r- ' ----,- ,. . _ ____ . , - In his repI in noi er Repuhlicar in the Sen;ii itt'C 10 set up the 'omrnio suggested Rti 1iTi;, stick said the other was Dear rimgrutinn T % -rr contming tht. Ffil*s lilk'11 L 1"ffiL V 111111111111111111111111 IV , :!u.s. ions 0 on g ra tu a . inernher rommitter would uike lure hnd added- -Xr-thil'j~ partLcalr advantage, the panel's would satzsf me more thar ; I . oblertivitv Was fittarked b% ha vir ;,lied mu Ntxon's nffic'.' .:rcP and asked to sign t& :irrs It said one was a vmrtua. n'is.smnr. hr itiri a1 blar: ronc'ealung fat'L' If; the cas •nd. in effect absolving othe:-' Post qunu'i source' th nffirixit urt'ed i - '- . ing had proved groundless that the four 1 mocrats on the seven. riittec that Dean sal in on FBI IfltOrrOgllIflns of White Hnusi i' members break-it there wert si seen .. t-InpriienL, , in the spreadjnV have cnndurlrd such a probe "lleru was the President of t'rgate scandal the United Suites reassuring and former FBI Director Gras -Formier acting FBI director th( Ampri. an penpir tip. the told the Semite Judiciary Cam. . : til it, i Ves,r will t P*l4 a 7 15 rk U S'rilrir ' la grailipation 'if invir Are 'tlefli; fr"in l'orpct Ink F.ki'r (cnc Aruirpur. vitc p p a! fr,qtct f.ak (1airrh t' ntfri,, Iii lorect ('fly ;itiri ipal 4icq (arrilyn ()lc,n r;irtfripnting will l (an Sat *I1. I ikenil 'if \hiv In 'J atil !fl ar4 Imrry Stoph4'nc with an r.rgarm 4010; 1e Hart- ' , . r)t'ar *.as wuIt.l reported to 'atrick Grit Ill was said b Washington Post U havi told b t FBI n"icil 1 nes,wu, trar n Watergate 11111-4, 'I;,, WEDNESDAY ES D4'I' r k, 1 - . R (1_J t1 thu' t ,itt'gtur\ of \t \ �toioi 777 pq Hera —T Santord Her&d Monda ,Ma 14. Itip Sanford FU'rtlI(i t/ii/ A(,r.tji 14, '/ 3 iFI Or qr~t A Mt JtItt't MARI.IECkNEk KAREN MRMOUR r W AALDRIDGE ,cnr. Jte(lt. RETHARLLNCHARO WOPH h 0 PAT ONiE0'tD INCFIOfLTER I S RACHEL CPs WI I I I \N Nit I cnrrnr Ijil IPAP1 'INt TF tlIA7 flUt)C ROW TtIU rii sirv twt r ,TFI HHFR lift- GolEZEN PAM FCH D EBBIE VE OrlandoF? G R EE N ARY GUSTIN rptCII I win CYNT _ _ CH ERYL AMAN Apopka F1,1 HAR RIS J AN HARRIS IIR5FID lir-IfIr-fifor) F M:di ii i* p1 I'$ Ll FELIX i'i/ P1 1 A . Glowing Ii — 0ccos Ion You're glowing x1th accomplishment we're beAmimq with I - We Salute You / - - \.' \\ 601 I to our nephew Ricky Urnlauf, and classmates. ORLANDO OF Florida Hospital North CMik1nir JYIIITL 402 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS WL he • T COUNTY,, N.A. H lok/ Y 436 Wr Hwy. 436) Member F.D.I.C. eS MO TTO: i s-i. Staff a Counseling S.J.C. can help you in career planning. Nilt Semoran Blvd. ( Altamonte Springs -41NII: in Tomorrow SEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE COLORS A P lace r F or US rns has -.P,ait Go After er r : color to your souvenir edition. The future is yours — I for b.. 10 ateft- f & Yellow MOL Family The ON. 0116 UWM4 Family F L0~%'E R llovv, Rose Ph. 323-1450 For Appointment 1 C.,nnqra t uIotfrn from BARNETT BANK et out been ,e4che And new lass Dcxtcx GRADUATES Florida Hospital — 1 I min prnn 7 goal you ___________________________________________________________________ , OTTO UMLAUF The Family GRADS WE WISH YOU if Located On SUCCESS! Itv! -t Iff.ftjj1jj 111 (;ra(1L1It( ' I A . •i.. ......... - Realty Fkrt&kt Lti4i OF ORLANDO, INC. L.I. 'V -• LIIIfl%IIIfl CENTER 4 JOHN HERNANDEZ LzøIjend Ha WISH UPON ---_... - "Max CAPdDACEHICKMAN Winter Pori- FI PAMELAHII1ER Mcl?l.ind Fli n- A TAD I wMll Onii 8:00 P.M. 973 The Charles C Hall Family FOR A JOB WELL DONE Sabbath School ........ 9:15A.M. Bacc:IaureafeSer.. ACADEMY LAUNDRY OF SEVENTH — DAY ADVENTISTS vices will be held in the Forest Fa mily * Commercial Flatwork Specialists program DIAL 8382704 A Orlando, c1 ,oria TR PARK FOREST CITY Hwy. 436 4 U FREHr ER - 1 JOYCE HUD S ON 4popt F le' S The Olsen Office: 616 Rollins Ave. I SPORD OVDO LOPdGWC)OD The Jack P. Ward Famil' (i)' Vespers program at 7:15 Saturday evening. This wilIbe hfForestLakeChurch. seminole Famii, &PWAv R DAY, MAY 19 Note: All the abov Thomas A. Stanfcrd 7 DAY, MAY 20 sevrqs \r e 1~1'1 ; 5 z o a U1iaftth '>' FLORIDA CONFERENCE rst P0 BOX 3291 HWY. 436 FOR EST CITY Telephone 831-6363 - • AY MAY 18 C ration Service and MAKE those dreams come true! FORESTCITY - Family PH. 422-5462 I add a little to your savings account Paints & Decorative Products P.O. Box 3085 FORESTCITY FLA. 32751 Sched a Of Events • FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS Every time you ints - Res. 293.7001 GIFTS HANDBAGS S Hwy. 436, Foresl City • SERGEIjT-ARMS: Steve Gooch Forest City ______________________________ gooE 1 Jc8IWr L The The Hwy. 436 Semoran ________________________________ Flower Pot Forest City Florida Wisliv? . ;::p:::wmnson David 8 Olson Family 2510 N ORANGE AVE ORLANDO THE N - Winter Park Federal RATE WITH US! The Commercial & Residential Wiring The WWer Pvt Telephone Company Ph. 8314505 Hwy. 436 ELECTRIC COMPANY VICE PFDENT: Krystal Norris r i JA tast1ind. F ABNER JIMENEZ Hialeah F la cx i Jd' LLY i. j. REED KR &USE Fla I WAYNE W. KYSOR si Fla MARVIN LAMBERTSON Mayqu:. Puerto Rico LAUREL LADISH I idl For,-% t C KENT LOPEZ .iltIancI. Fla DORA I IIY MAC iI Pcs ?l,,I I LARRY MADER A' P er KEVAN METCALF E I tIIfI(t 5 GARY MILLI R \,II$I,II(t I. jANICE 'iILLER . 1- ANN - zim 4W 1A I TIM MOREY Lend. Ha DONNA MORTON PinelIas Park. Fla GARY MUSS(LWHITE W,dltan Fla PIE rNY NICHOLS Apollo beach. Ha. KRYSTAL N..*k U Jac.onveII*2, Vitt CHARLES PIERCY Maitland. Fla VAL PEER Y Hazel Perk, Mich KEN POLLA K Maitland, Fia LARRY PRESSI.(Y Wint er ar MIKEQUEVEDO MItfô,cd. Fla 0EbBIEIGLEIACH a 4 FRAKSOSKA DEBBIE SWINSON _ SHEILATRICKLER TONITRIMBLE ANDREA TURNER t.X RICKYUML.AUF MARSHA SANKEY Orlando FIJi REX SATTERFIELD (IetIIaecd (,i CARL SAX JclwnviIIt• (a DELthIE A. SMITH Maitianit Fit, DL IE S SMITH Via RANDY SMI TN Qjlj ELi q zi J- _ SUSAN ROJAS Maitlared F11i _ LOIS PATTY VI T MAN LEOP4WEEKS JIMWELLER IT1 PAMWILK • CIARRY WILLIAMS DAVIDWOLLARD "i HRADWRIGHT 1. JOHNYOUNOS SINKUZAMAN MARTITACASTILLO �— -------. , - -____ . -- - &1 P -_ --- - - Is S Word in Gvn1fuistI Team has beefi this 'ear. Under the hits ruarhing of Gloria Fogg and 1:rniv Allier. the team hat, prr'.rnied programs In various not IF • - :- t'APE KEN NEI)v, Fla Al 1'h 'PP1('d Skylab space station developed a fl(-W proillem teday when tempot'atures of lt) degrees were i'tx'orded inside the laboratory. The space agency called it a serious problem but still hoped to launch three astronauts to link up with the station on Sunday t's too earls to tell if s e'i'e in in un Illanageable sittlation." rellitirted flight director Nell Hutchinson. -11tit thv -Sk\lal) cluster is hot and it's a problein that \%-e*ll have, to h-V ahle to solve if the mission is to continue." —I-- ies ) - of - - - dgs1I,• , - -- - - - - a - - — - ' - . - -i. - - _____ ____ Tuesday. May 5, 973—Santord, FlorIda 3fl .p.L 03%19 t t:0 1, r,u. 217 Price 10 Cents -- _ Hospital Board Puts Lot For Sale - 4 4 huh, aiitl thesandirtit' (( nrth eating hen on twoight OUC. With about 45 minutes It s still more than an hour nwiy from Iniinrh time It must shosituig on the large I'(11111h41(lWfl 5t:id lo ir !. t.t,it, th' ing :ik out tt 11' t!t'ret's i U ', : .-. -.• that s .ts the situation at tnt' isiul v01 uuiit piuuc to place a trl.u4Itl t're already st'urt'u'. Nij K ennedy Space (enter Moinlav as I t'nt to cover 11t' first el the I found a Stit for iiiar, check.'d and double-checked the setting s dual Sk lab sluice shots. i1 thit'i stunt! around in II'-' It ho I (II ;' I - tart'd out %tb a drive to the NASA space ('enter, Sitli I, ('C itiunites kit loc a t ed near iitusiiIc, only to it says before blast-off. I found Fund that I still had quite to drive to get to the press Suiiienne to watch lit)- camera, ('ape and hurried lui('k to the viewing hea dquart ers in Canaveral where credentials stands f or a quick trip to tht rest rsilil, it cool drink of Ice ere issued, delay water and sonic of that shade. was onlya It teiliPOrLirY With about lfl to go, I s there and I got my credential' S( ithtiiit too iiititii red tape. That walked hack to tit)- ta mnerti little badge I (Ii)pCd on my and IIntP LigLiIfl checked the to make sure shirt didn't seem like much, but sett ings .I found out how valuable it was everything was ready to go. It as I rushed through security % as abluht then. ss ithi sweat k ' I'fl'iit ' ''' Open to the Riding Public Sunday thru Friday 9 am, to sundown Ph. 8314794 órest Independent, t SCHOOL OF L r. Labi Fa Hayrides • - '- _ - ',- - • __• HORSEMANSHIP ENGLISH English Horlemanshtp inetructron Horses Sought £ Sold Pasture '*n!ais 1 Boarding Hori Trained - Horses Hauled check alter security check on • - - - ' ' • , •- - I be used for equip- mne'nt and renovation ,f the untended I'auluccs should lco+ "split recently acquired Seminole advised the board would the ! Aid ge. the difference" and offer Ih John A. Spi'lski Board Vice-Chairman John site for $63,572. Evans questioned if height The AP interviewed some Board attorney Gordon restrictions should not be third graders at St. Dorothy's Frederick was questioned as to placed on building on the lot, Parochial School in the' i.'m'r,i,?t if Ih. il. rn,4 .i i..s.* ,,...., I IIIII) til liIM,i[(PllL 's iIb (tUlIP Philadelphia about the Frederick said if it were the hospital However, Watergate affair. These are determined the facility was no Besserer shot back that it was a kids about eight years old 1''nge-r necessary for hospital of who benefited from 'Watergate is a river that purposes. it could be sold. the lakefront view; since liii doesn't have enough water After sortie' rapid cuin pa tients are ''flat on then left put,ut ions L taril it mi'tiibe't I;u-ks ________- --------"On the news it said that it _______________ s as flooded and cars and trucks were stuck." "All the water in Washington is getting polluted." 1it'St "papt'r report that ''It's a hotel. They bugged it. I Nisomi President ma) has e it they bugged don't know why used 196 campaign funds to the new or how. I don't satch hiu his California estate has It is horrible.been denounced b) the White liuur U d Iut.a C LO - THE STATE BAiF &OPKA • I 1 - '..' ' • * . . -, - - - ' - -_ $! e - - ;.-',- - "".'•'.'" '' ' I' " Bebt Oj Luck Se! Ryan Brothers, Inc. I- - fabrication.'' Yesterday I ssas on Bobby Riggs side This past Sunday he easily defeated the 30 year old their Margaret Court in cele br ated tennis match. LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLIES 210 E. FIFTH ST. Florida Book & Bible House "CHAPEL" RECORDS QUALITY BIBLES NATURE BOOKS GAMES VISUAL AIDS P 0. 8cm 1313 Orlando, Fla, 422-0448 '1 HDNOR$IOALL 1ki II j,*i/j(l,% (;r(1(I,,(J,(',c,' Alz KING'S Sherrod Floor Covering D 19 ' Service & Auto Parts, inc. Complete Line Of Floor Coverings CARPETING FREE ESTIMATES Wekiva Concrete Products JONES AVE., ZELLWOon Ph. 886-2511 Congrafi,IH and Best Wishes Your APOPKA, FLORIDA PH, 886-3141 -'--,'---- Orlando, Fla, APOPKA Forest Lake I 11 It I - 3 Jail( . - . . • . • 1 250 E. 3rd STREET APOPKA, FLA, a ,L_ DIVISION OF CELANESE COATING CO. 11211 N. MILLS ORLANDO SOUTHERN MISSIONARY COLLEGE College In Th e Southern Union Write Box 504, Collegdale, Tennessee 37315 PH.843-1781 j - Weather Be surprised how lJttIe some of this state's esteemed county court judges know of expenses. a, Take the one in Pasco County who didn't know that he couldn't go to a seminar in t ilt Bahama islands sponsored by nh~m a publishing company, and ____________________________ __________________________ charge the trip to county lurid-s. ___________________________________________________ Attorney to According General Shevin, a county judge attending a eonfcromei must serve "a direct public purpose" to be reitnibursaige from count' funds. - 4 - - • hr'en Jailed without bond here if'or pleading guilty to an - - - at - " hi ;, I . -- - - - - .. •' S • , Ii.'V( 'fits '. .,. I - ' i - -" 1 , , iiii • - : Yesterday's high 86 low this morning €6. Partly cloudy By ltOlF' I1.VES1AM Associated Pr.'ss Writer ST(X'KI101 .M, Sweden (All) 'The militarization *mf the i Ol'lul continues unabated, " the Stockholzui International Peace Research Institute' reported in its fourth yearbook today, The institute, financed by the Swedish Parliament, was set up mu I966 as all inu!epenli'nut center for research into Problems of x'uit't' and war Its earbook.s are used mdely 111 international forums as authoritative sources on armament uniti disar- miiauit'nt The report today said: ' - rt 'heir pleas to charges of :.r3V3ted aau!t d piracy to commit robbery A youth, Jeffrey Wertz, lit, had pleaded guilty earlier. (S I ' •_ ('s.per also pleaded guilty to I a barge of assault with intent to commit first-degree murder Police said he shot at officers ho moved in on an Orlando residence to buy FIX) pounds of Gf enmarijuana and a - ar i'LI Ii r quantity ("line Sc-initiole Boulevard at Nl~rtiv however, complete engineering First and Oak building. and For the utility extensions. ,venue. "I have no quarrel with the City commissioners Monday Mogul said today. lie city, Flight declared Mogul's $40,000 explained that in addition to the tni for the city lot void and took 000 h id f e market afterM Mogul $40,e would have pa id if off tile the "log facet! cabin" lot that he balled to post a 10 per cent costs plus at the unknown utility bi nder. least $4,500 payment in lieu of ''The lot was a good buy at the taxes he promised if the $40 000 price." Mogul . t,..a.i., .i....a.., I uuusiIIIIL tIIl I muuay, ''out time' was running out find I couldn't get uiII the rolls by Jan. 1. ''I'tii still going to built! a information I needed in time''' 20,000 square foot office lie was refe:ring to pro rat;i building somew her e in San. to costs of extending utilities lord,'' Mogul said. ''I have one city the lake front lot. 'I'm' client Whit) wants 8,000 to 9, originally told Mogul the cost Feet of for it district it $20,00(1 but uuld be about later stivare it-i'." , off :io days that it would be nearly Mogul declined to identify before the actual t'stinuntt' the client but revealed it is a ssouiil be available, 'ss elI-known insurance coinpa n', with Orlando off ices'' 1k said the Insurance company v,oultl employ about 40 persons i ill 01V' pi .'1.,.'td ufitce, . _, • - - ere . NEWS DIGEST PATRI('K (ItAV LII has told Stnate in't'tjttot's that the' Fill never found a Link , ,.. ':: :: i'oflfleet ing the White Watergate wiretapping house the - .'I'i - ( EN. - 1)KSL( N l{ L('hl.Lt1)SUN says he might :: with EL. 1.101 L. IN be able to an- 14 flounce his sek't't ion of a specia l prosecutor t extay Watergate - : . II Efl N. RD Ut) U N F F: LI), the financial Ni lX)leott ' ho introduced inut ua 1 funds to Eut'ope, is ordered before a S iss magistmte on charges of fraud, abetting sptM.u1ation and 'S. - r.ru' . atminisphieric tests suit' carried out by China and France -Of 1,268 satellites launched by the tlriit.'d States alill tIn' Soviet thiloti shut' 1951, Ii li,er cent have been for military reooflniiissanct', -The number State Hank, indicated th approached the' city about swap so the bank could later may be a swap posbtlity. \Ioigul of anus-pro, ducing countries in the Third Wor ld is Increasing. 'tilt- imuulsirt of major %(t'LijImis into the 'Iluird World in creased 10 per cent annually since 1950, more than twice its lust as the countries' Gross National Product, --Nearly 400,000 tons of nui palm were used in the In. Since the signing of the first dochina war compared with 14,- 000 tons in World War II. -The world spent about $190 Cool weather settled over the northern half of the nation early today as showers and Owni!erstornns dampened widely her of nuclear wdrheads de. ployed strategic weapons increased from about 5,890 to more than 7,040 in the United billion anr1ualli for r.iilitany ltenfl In the last three years. "11w insanIty of these levels States arid from 2,170 to 2,260 In aatk'rt'd locations, Temperatures were expected the Soviet Union. to approach the freezing point —At least 26 underground flufrom the Central Plains, across clear explosions were conthe Great Lakes into New dueled by the United States and the Soviet tiruon In 12 Five I-;ld (_•___ prope Morris expand facilities to the present Monday night commissioners the other cityrt) withdrew their offer to extend has in mind for swapping is a city parking lot, -ityitned public parkmg lot at tilt- utilities to the lakefront Morr said Monday he feels with city capital imFirst Street and Park Avenue. swap with the bank can be Orlando developer Max section Florida State Bank several negotiated so the Mogul said today he'll still build lrovemnent funds and then city's e imionthis a go purchased ad- lakefront holdings can be cxth a $500,000 office building n collect prorata shares of Sanford that was earlier inst from developers. Cit) joining buildings, between thepandt'd for future usi' Pr1x1 c(l for a city-owned lot on engineer Mack I iit'nby will, city XirkmniZ lot and the bank's Strategic Arms Limitation Agreement last May the nuuion __• By 11011 l.LUYI) Herald Stall Writer tughis in the mid to upper 80s Lows tonight In the mid 603. through Wednesda y. Afternoon ••' ti To Get, Sanfd or Sll ice Buil ding City Militar zat on Goes: i I I he Judge said the trio did -.'.t i'ternpt plea-bargaining with ft' state before Pnt?rhiu their I • drug buy in P'P- during a ircuit Judge W. h turner of Orlando delayed sent.'nciflg IS for Larry An'icron arii Mehacl Sbackl,. I•_ LR- v(lung •t - ai , ry Shackleford anti two 'dfuiers were Wounded In the shooting. Swedes - PH.886-3838 DeVoe Paint Academy, Class of 1973 Fair warning Riggs...if go through with your thoughts i'n ItUSS challenging ('tins Es cit (37 years his junior), I'll betch:i you cwne out on the short end of the score. She's not that familiar with your antiquaut.-d press clippings as was Mrs Court. illiat plus the fact the cute y oungster frutti Ft Lauderdale has ice sater in her veins u It is a totalli false and mall i-inus report,'' said press St'( ri-tar) Ronald Slonda of the Santa 74 ' ia ('uhf., Register story - _ . - 'i (u:ARwATE:c, Fin fAP Direr Orlando youths ha'; - . • _ ';_ iheft ('ont'd On Pg. 2A ('ol. 5) - Bulletin ESTL I S H E ;*W" 0 0 minutes my way to the press viewing fl MARION BET IIF.\ site Practical Nurse Sthool was Curt Holland, it was deterHerald Staff % ritt-r I had started late from lu't';ttt'd iluinC(l the proposed selling Sanford, and I got to my lb spit a I Adminis tra to r price would amount to $300 it Seminole Memorial Hospital Robert Itesscrer advised the front foot on First Street, which destination only to find all the parking spaces filled. Somehow Hoard of Trustees Monday board an offer had been board member Mrs. Sophia -''1 to place for bid "e ,'n" ret i Ivi'(I ,' raker ird A. •uas .It---I:, i Iconvin"ed the guard that I had acre r'erner lot on Fir st r.-t J'ui., l'auiluci, otlip t t.o.b ,.e so much equipnent to carry re: good prkt',' that I at least needed to drive and S"rninolc Boulevard on balance of the pri'pt'rt at the Mrs Shoemaker as In favor hich the former I .!CeflsCd lu'ati.n. to purI'!.5is- tnt' lot for if sclliiii, the property to inside and unload It. Once inside. I found LI gloom! 515)1 Lih)flg Li laulucci since he owned the curb, grabbed my camera s and balance of the property the In i I 'a uluct-i said hi- p1annel t o headed for the % it'%S ing stands Frederi ck cautioned i" - t an office comnplt' suitable area, but From that point on, all I did two legal criteria, first !ur a physician's medical as ((Liit. It was hot. even in the surplus enter and also it parking ramp determining it to be -X shade, and there was very litte propert), secondly placing the t -r doctor of that. Food and drinks were property out for hid. ht'sserer said he had received Both actions were "unbiased" appraisals on subsequently passed. '-' the propert) one for $62,144, Reserer told the board since 9 0<3 *' the other for $65,000 the l.PN school is now located 4 8 61.5 ', , In view of the escalating price at Seminole Junior College, the the property remains vacant and . __________________ uf the' appraisals for ' 'ropt'rt n huch as originally the home) s received from the - 4 . gig of military expenditure is liiipressively indicated by the fact that Ow swns spent annually on arms are about equal to the tolal national income of the Poorer half of mank ind."11w report iomuirmiented is reportedly ins.'stiguiting other Possible sites for the building including an ,u- rc at First Street and \li'llunvilk' Avt'nue being tI' ft-red for salt' hs Seminole Memorial hospital. When tit' ommumiiissiunt'r, took the lake (runt lot off the sale' market they authorized ('sty Manager Warren Knowles to ''explore possibility of negotiations ss ith Florida State hank on it land I uiiiiiii 5.5 lint' I A A. " 'I'll F t:An'I'lIQL'KF: hit Managua more than four months ago, but the Nicaraguan capital still has no hospitals jtt tnt'dical tents. : - , .. TI I i-: JUSTICE I) F I' ltT'I F:I N' asks the Supiemite ('null to '.tt e'mtu,tht'mi the hand of prosecutors pu t'su ing congressional &'t'I'tq)t R)ti AM FIt !(';N l-'Isii EU MEN who live off the waters of the North Atlantic say their I tve'Iihotxl may l' dead s ith mi a less years, the . victim of foreign for competition. m : M.-('lusnahuuimi voted against (he uuuotion, sii) ing lit' wants the' - city to keep the lakefront lot TilE (ItAN L)FSi' of all the UoUywoud : Commissioner Jutm Morris, -11' mansions harold Lloyd's $2 million relic of who iuuuiile the motion, said he the elegant era when movie stars lived like wants to use the lakefront lot stars—soon will be open to the public. unit other city property as trade with the batik for prolwrty adjoining the present police headquarters and zoo so the city hall complex site can be kc 9/s Ei,tertainment 3A Area deaths enlarged IIt'iust'ope M 9/s Bridge Mayor 1.t-t' Moore timid Morris 3/s IltutpltaL mules 3A Calendar voted aga ins t selling the lot " l'uhilk' notices 12/s 12-12-I IA ('liissifk'd ads April 23, saying they Favored a Society 8/s L'IA Comics :property SWilj), Sport* ........ tO-li/s 9A Crossword puzzle . Monday Morris salt!, "My Stocks 2/s 9A Intent Is to see what we can : W.Crone Al.hy 'IV 9/s 4A Dear come up with." The' Herald has learned tha t - . Index ' .'- - - ,..,.,- - - - - W I W Near t INCORPORATED p ----- _•5 1 00 uegrees Hot, ' r3 y .4dhd , hipi t'-, 141OAflanhjcA,'e • IIPVit'I'S I 600 E. WILKINSON, ORLANDO 614N KIRKMLND OPL.LNDO ' -= 11111 the space ageticv late Monday " postpo;ivd Ili'ralit Stull Writer IXPERTRALANCESH(-\ H. C. Buchanan Concrete • S . cut in half. _ '• 4 Don L. Cooley, Licensed Director ' • , Id u-,-4-*-- Serving Central Florida Over 32 Years c___ tie a stt'ona tits' liftoff titit ii Suti(1av t o give ex js'm'ts it ('hlflflcV to work out it new flight plan adapted to the l'eiIlK'rd tX)WCI' supply l% (,UIV TA 1.011 - — (4IlFiJll1/UIj!l. - astronauls Charles Conrad Jr., )r. I Launch T" me - How b" Fwww2 1T • S __T?±. _:r The pallels are designed !o ('4111vert tile still's Vilergy to vlectrival I)owel. Wilh two J)"Illels inoperative, tilt-- lum-er stil)l)l\- of fit(, Skylab was DAM GARDEN CHAPEL - ' -----.------ 'Flit' ía lure of t tie two Solar 1)"1111.1s to deploy WS traced to a inishap fu seconds ii it t'r latinching of fit(,Saturn 5 rocket whvii an a itifill fill Ill In wrollielvori U. shield rillim'd aw"IN froill illv Side of Skylab. dainagitig or janiming Ihv witig-like t Best Wishes Grads! - -. ridden a not her rocket Ill It) space tO(lfl y In link up with the station For a 28-(lay SIICP ativeuttiti'. The laboratory Was launched tmflfllantwd into a lWI'tt'Ct 272-mile high orbit Monday, but sullet'ed a severe 1)10w ;hen two of six solam' janels ía il'd to extend j)i'OpCI'ly. ism the presented Li program in til t t,iii of Adrim Michigan. I I\Lt\ Sturic'nts w'ark hard - - * I i the Athlphati IIIIIIISLU'S t(flfl Skvlah These add to the difficult space agency t'jwrts who are trying to salvage three inatmed m missions from Anrica w 's first space station. togtthtr with - • -. Ios(,I)ll 1 1 Kerwill and 1141111.1, W017 were to 1111 \nztrrws I iiiverslts at Rerriri 'prings %lihlgnn. Thri. _______ , - In DrL r nii mh r ns iI's oh i'il in raising mnnt'% to - ,. •' L, IL Hutchinson also reported a pi'ohktn with a Ili) .III) HE\Fl)li. '-1' Thi first stop 'III the trip A li., gymnastics nrkshup ri - a • • finance thu trip. One of thr that rooar% %as raised h% ,, - . si em 11M Michiga n 1 •-. , - - • CrippledSkylab LimpS Along fl entur I ' - -- - p - thrit program Inetudes mnn frat'lit hulunre and strength as WI- 11 I'S P~Tarrlld formations. -. I w - 'en wnt No j - --- • lii with mind and material to develop wondered, that this anctCnt it Greek word meaning better ways to destroy them- Rook had foretold the future Lord ConWs" The return of and held the onl% keytohope for .leStLc is the glad news earned selves Would killing never come to man' Their study centered in b this group to all the world. If an r We're all youth Im. the prophecies of Hevelation, von would like to hear more, prisoned on :i planet where particularly, the last message Ar itCr lo 15. Mnitlad iiiiii,;t of t iiid given to man before the end o f florida .'Th] Forest Lake Atzidrm V - - At F.L.A. votingPI' Ic In their search for meaning all over the world are going intc, -is if hist.ory's greatest Imnon the homes to explain a m., smge (,,( in %kws that men had always used these students turnod Rdc tpnsstb,the y - - " • nivrobl,rs does, - ---- -LW --_ - elussmates in a controversial their heritage " ii i ALL 22 MEMBEPSOF GYM TEAM PRACI'ICE ON MATS I -- - grinding the world, the Third angel's aays live in group of Forest Lake poverty. where overpopulation 1es.sage of IeV('ifltIOfl students. To these youth fl would bring death hs famine to F'intling the seemed that ttier world to ahundreds of millions of people. Bible that explained these great extent Inst purpose and where pollution would even. ver.vs not only changed their meaning. The c$eatkc of former tuallv blot out the beauty of lives but began a youth e'arn k! ---,•---• ; Gym I .1 I ,• - \Thriininhn begin . aiiANa - - Marantha IL - I' - - -• Monday, May 14, 197.3 Begon - ----•--------•----,,,---. • - ., •_ re santord heraia -• I -• .- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 14, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 14, 1973; <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/83bfbd53256f61e5b7a2f5ac1c2868f4.pdf 95e0696bb657c944220f3c0669e19c90 PDF Text Text .' -. Q,T'tr eiit'i.,t T4t55 WORRY CLINIC Georr W .. . M.D. Ø.-w' F I4r,aa.,: .49 ' '" ~ 1, Io i~~ , ,N .4,A1 Z--~. ~ U V 6! L Family Lib . Not-So F al)uIous V. -.:; N111rif F apee is facing a sexuiii crisis "Dr. Crane." she began. "1 1. ....1411 V iu a .._,s.._..i ar ws._ii., advice columnist and she was sympathetic but urged me to O its ardent with their wives as consult a local Marriage during the first year or two (eimwlor. after the wedding. "Rut I live In a small town Whereas the exceeded their and hesitate to do that brides by maybe a 4 to i rtIn at "Resides, you are a double the time of the honrvnrnon, they Joctor and thus tell people ma'nowhavedc'tlic'dt o I to xact1y what to do right in vain papt column. That's still far more than t) usual wife craves ho can Rut it 'ems like a shocking civorce' reduction to the husband, who "We have 3 children in t*ins to wonder if he a' grammar whoa) and I had a senile, not t* slipping , thought ours was an ideal sexless age bracket - , "\ F 'EBE' -' __ fS&JES 4SOOD ) \ LM'r , Ew ourJ (co _ _ * ,;~r) - , - .X"~, . .r %4 k .. V,-~—__~ C :: 'j, ZA, --— i _ q ~ %I -. I'l , ~ ~~_ - . 0 )* . _~, - I I, i - , 'IR I 1.I . 7 - '*._t,_ ' '4' I- ' ' I 1~ I ) A i i II' ' <.::,.':. ci..• . --' -. "" - '. "' .., - - - - c" T 11 V'0 , .t-•- ' WTER 1 ~ ;:.. . .'.-,,,,.J,'f,.. ',.,...'. . I 4 ".,: . __-- I ,. * -'2... ''" " O. - - ____- w w,e 11 ~ - -_:.. - O - J . . I I' , I I ç,,n wish these plastic maps with a demp cloth to keep them looking brand new. They make ideal gifts at their small price of S2.5O each Add 50 cents postage arid handling for a tingle map or 75 cents additional to jorder both maps. Check your order below. ' rPi 0 ~ 0 I ~ V ' C LO MR. POTTER-so, ' - .- I \ AvgcAgJSMA! y C - -,/ K.. 1'1%_i_ ___ ". ~ _ . to that " fema le" w ho called last night, may I respevtfuliy subunit that on all future calls you refrain from drinking. 'i our slurring as awful. , , r--% _ (.,i'COVE1'C 1" ThE QJc zz.L BYNN F( THE AI A I 4k TE PARTY. 47 td I . ou %%TOIC - . I What elst! could I say but, thank > ou tl rtdhl) didn't understand until quite sommw time later that it wasn' t I WAS BON /.'-' MJ1H W6 FIGHTEWE Wt2JT YA JLVAM GIE -E LAZ" SLEEPING . isti by Uick LOVOIl e'I NTHROP - 'S 1 _______ wi' -ro ME OAT S • ' S - cr -- - ou 'f5f2aAv ,i,,J, 'JE I fl- YOU 'E w-Y S..'EA - ' - Of course it makes ' 7 .-', - I r . •,, ii wE2 SOMETeG i AOY 4E $ SEE.'. .." , . - ' - . I .3 . I _. ~ -r--, :.1 doom '"'"""'" NEWS $2.50 plus SOc postage) Both mops 1500 plus lSc postogs) "I I 111.1111111111b 1. C_ " (i.ie ' . T'' - o-,r ' Name 's\ F '. 'Y MAN ' Y C,*'E .40T4C14'. r~--_, (B& ME -. DIGEST '5 l4L 7OF.v?cxir5' I I ' -:: j 1) " ~ T7 ,_~,1.~ .4h - '•' ('-' ! ' C."iY '.'f."j't . "s ' (J7 '' ' .j,'( ':f . State - . _: , # - . 179,I __ -, , .. ~ ~11 _!-~ ,01~, . - - I ~ T. . 1vo luy " j I I fta ~ .. Round ~" - ~rw A - "i j~ _ __4-0 01 -----.-S.. -1~---:.-.a___--=-- ~ - I .-___ - i . -~_ __ -_ - 1 atf Writer . . 3 \ - kli sW-- ,' ' ' ' - I. - it haul iuipt 9 r s firing if two PflnciP' ciii apparently sun m' totti annual contact deadline .iftcr '. , 4 . *e, - j __ - ot UjitlersUilvi thut it rtvulved arour4 one of my favorite subjects - Watergate' And I if I of "arwellation W,4111e,ulav'' - Bryant failed to ed with tudaY`j deadline thanges ft4y -. . ••- 'e : '4 , % - - - . - V"i . ' - - . - - . •. . '-., '. . . - *k *v _.I - 4 Keeth add - • - 'the junction of SR 436 and Interstate 4, considered one of the two worst intersections in Semi no l e County , increases in traffic congestion daily with commercial development in all four quad rants. In the southwest quadrant bounded by Wymore Road are the new Days Inn motel rest4uirant-gasoline station complex i Uncut the' I lt)IId.I\ Inn and not pictured apartment Complexes. Ili ' . • , f CIII ill ut Ii 'e I cxt;iv ', ia :` .: :** ::: ... tions .' :': X. . I \ I (I It It I I A I It I \ I I I) t s wn Pit ISI)\ I It' i e. omninetid changes in 10W itles SC) Aiflel IC dli Iigh1ing filet) doctrines I 'tier we'J ii ''d ( ft n u Hit O( (LI of ' -' ' .ij) ....... / . 1111 \ I \ I "si It II "t esl 1 relic hi liIl( I('.tl tests is ni.ik log IXIJI tic Il waves II) 'mOililt countries but others .11 oumid 11he South Pacific basin are ic tpu'g qult t 1. e . Inde x .- I ' . tI' ti*tI tS A 111 q alertetnr ( (r saw rd -' ; I tilt rtatiililcimt I loroac ojuc lIW1t41l iiotts 1A 'mu let) GA X. , .: i Cratior 2411 :*' 2A Stocks TV lB 7A 4/i , .: :- . - ': .'''''-.:--:-:-:::-::-: ------ --- ----- ---- I By muurnmi' or rejett with legai the superintendent .ltpL ause ----------- uui inneial ",rmtr icC 'os t'aI I Leglslature 'Iliose receiving the vitatiolvi ' - -- - - Ho Weather iet 'Fishy' 0 -.- ------- - --------- ------ - ---- --- --- ------- ---------- IS - , ,' - - P'.- Circuit Ct)imp' ,'br L '.;r ;r;' :: tOe bas f',,r inn rueh hr night Qthstr esught use UI "a grove, t.nde-sfrc.'ui sy sxae'niver. - I. "- - - S. - ,,, --r the tQVW1ft • a Hi. .,'' - Sounds * . --------- r' gartilmi cc,' omiunendatiirns :10idauuns cuns-vroins. , prin I,%,.trtI it, rvgulate .111d licellse attollpt. tu ~Vt it ell a counwitirs the bill clection ballot LN3 fallSen. I an Sutrburuugh, D Stone stone Sitbi the. b) St ii itaip L'uste'n DMtanii Jat.ksunstUe. asked that ac tion muil a ros cal to a hill allowing In court Fire d s,use mooney and was postxmned indefinitely. ssrite tickets for those iuieasurt' woul 1 Anti sPOrutiji'S of a Senate- i)fl i bill t1tabIL'lltna an Oil fret PLIL t it, dci more UI) W ho it tumor i. riiiie. s iii passed proposal to abulish the 1911 statewide election on the -i jut , r(ftfl work. . w. stead of luiuiuig tta'iii to jali The Senate rciet'tcd a mileas- off tee of lieutenant governor PCOPV booking four WSZ11Ci1 he was three or h Ilipliraruis abandoned their St It t----------------------('It', hit' 11) I .io1) citea sl'mt,i I of time neexiurd it.' flub!ui Ashen pass the ttueuture, !lt Iii stone., 5ixm1imr George Firestone Iii the IIQU3 .5 e'uuWi*ttee • C ,& • tAI Miami said it niH gist. law en retwiutwneleel that an unfair I Iiiefl S , vv age- r r I C torte miii itt ciffu ui' tile lftmntriu radm. pratLk'es bsll be enforced t. tru,R write. by Agrte.'ulture cuuuncssautwr . I em t'Itutlumns fir iuli iiimsdt-uiititnc'r imisteati ttY. i s tea I n TI ati on Flog g riiiit 'cs Ui Ic kovil Premideuit Nixon has stiffened ht.s W,sIIlNGU)N APt ii Ifl UI oi m iii to i eqiurt a i gusertuuent neie. pi ime-tontnil sy sic C ou r t Judge Cir cuit ate ii ov er price buuisla by big t't*iipamues But he U) Iuda set Rubeit 1cierv*ur swisers should expect Inflation to be a problem for several hihi 5 low this cc U yeartrial fur .hsae LI fur YIirctay th&xLantI at hit reusing 1a uld 1iv 9 morni ng Vie should be mature enough to recognise that there soullutid. ch"IftOill with lint cloudin -!is through 41111911t with Instant remetly for this problem," Nixon said Wednesdity as drlrce murder In 11w Sep 'harwt' of ,itiuners tonight or he.' ur.iiowie't'd new steps to try to moderate surging price tember I71 urt'ktk s1uiwg i"riitiiy highs its thu i'mw to iiitd tne.'rcisse's r to uuitil ut (,etge Lh4,us aiva a tiiss. BOs 141st tuum'tghl Use Presidentordered large uiiupanh s, those. wi th annual retired Sanford prup ray fiOs Rain probabilIty 30 ir it UI stileS (if $250 tiilllioni or more, to notify the ius-eriumieflI In ad uwuer flurland and Richard tonight utmtl 40 per t.etit Friday. vance sf they iiitentt to raise t'Oiiipait) si lute us trage prices by uiouts spru' itt from (.ourky cit Sanford wets A tool air r cent boe the levels of Jan Ii) more than I tile Rockies lilt(, flit- I blal".'s Will 111e with the ila,iug 11*' tuu Mississippi V1iII. y curly today CLI> ., hs.. ttiiit it would take the (oat of Living ( oundl to *"JCO,-~-A littOifl-ond coutinitic%l, Willi tile pro.,ilwul of frost and iletc.r.wne wheilier they inet government litalklards, mi-ilat hospital sad fnetitrig te.i,,pe.r,utures us fur to it was is step thick toward the l'haset 2 mandatory wage Punhiaiidle (eur$e wal eugykied ad south us the. fexas pricte.mitrulsystriisthiatNixon abandoned till Jun II, hut the. snti'netd (a Uk' thrtWsd 'IemnPcruturcs La lure' dawn uiliisinktrution stoppeti tar short of reverting to Itust up was )u4gt ci caa.' April N to ranged from '10 at F iagetuff, premat hi West. ti'iil. Ant., to 1u ut Kt'y TALIA11A.1,LSEL, Fla i All) State EducaLion LX Ehe deadluie in today Lay.': 11111111F Approved Ferrell, 4enenI Carey 11 annual cmjntracl six week , c0ire the butt slay of the sehci' • ' . frustration, . . - ' uul tlinkert 4reetett the an nuuncment with murmurs ui an ii sap pu i a liii 1 •- -- Ramada Inn at a site bounded on the west by Doublas Avenue. The Altamonte Mall. located to the right of the photographed area under construction in the northeast quadrant is expected to compound problem severely. Various methods have been suggested for correcting the interchange from a modifted c lo erteaf to additional laning Misdemeanor % ''dx'hin'i oi'msr'Iti(mn1 iilI.lIIdiIlIu-, - ---_.-- _______ **'* I%. - •r %' th1)t .utt i is I over it e..1 IiIufl)(sI.l i i'. ra0.US 01) ii the mOliSt Appro pr re'cammenutation chairman n' Allan Keethi t. .1 held becausi' meeting could be neither he our Layer were stir" if the procedure requtred catl an emergency session. i ¶ u! it n I I 4 them i tip p,ti ,xr, .1 1)1-MI )( lt I I( H- I' (lit I S against the NIxon .id nun ist r at Ion s $1 () million request for :: ~ ogs u Jack Ridding met Rooert Clinker but bwtr I iiteiirs tudrt culpepper Jean Davie sims ind%fr - ' 1. - - . . - ' - ' / o,ti' hew i zealous citcuimtttee slid so Juan> crooked things that it nuilccs a Mile wt'cd. r hx k sober •::::... right Itiyit of,, 1irc Zip . . " - ' Y cerium ',S . - , ,, \', . * . - Nm-, FK - . ' , _. - r .. :' it I — - - . ~. e_~ I I _ - = - 5, - ,, - • r(fict, I- - v had three or oiAt ask me if I saw uui today (how mu 'rnsnv - . . .Z:& R, .w& _;t 4 I f()1. 41 %,I& - Wrwirom's umnol-thinking. ' . - - :: :. 1 (14.) tiujM. that Sanford (it) Commissioner Julian Sten- : strom dots not releiit on hIs 1. UfU1OW*ri1 project of erecting a downtown u,iuttl-story parking tot This wiuica uuitc. foresight and a a credit to - N - - ' Sy .. - "' . 1* ... :::: links to the Watergate Scandal, raking tile )ossIhiIi(v the' trial on never 'o to the 'ur I Bar I".lAU-'i'-'YI 1'" 'j',.' r;;~r!''.' , ."X I-- -- __________________________________ - r : J'lli PI'N'I'A(ON PA1'FItS TRiAl. ,JUI)(• tellsaltorneys to give him legal arguments oil ' FaIk.nd - . - __ . . 41o4V Layer ,41, ,. . w,\'I'I:It(;'I'I: 'l'ItAUMA could become a pivolal point Ili ill(- congressional fight to by the United States anti ::::: spendable only in the country of issue, In junkets which took theni to every corner of (II'! :*. ctthmtr b) rtasuun of n tint umit ut sir election setbacks. wt'rr ui the "lactic duck' category. Some e,mf ha in si aitul until they were tus,t-d out of olfim e ti, unaki' their final official visits. get ti'e the je AI ka ltz' r bottle ) -,-11a1O._7 1411M _________ -- 1/VlSi - ~ ll t 'llilpilplpw,i . I I .lpplolllplllllilollllilillilk __~ -,.%.M— -4 , I _ I I -- ._~~ N - _. ~ ;, `%__ __ - M; `V--. , .- :. -'*-..-*-* ,. --.6 1 1 1 1 10 ON IN I. _ !7_--- F_~_ __~ " i> .rv, to P _~- .~ . .I --,. vilfit,jwal0i~-- ~ _111irr"M "i _N `_~_*_. - ._a - '. --- ~_ " A.A10 _W50- .V.At. ''; us trmght i Male there were still others who / PHANTOM * f pm-ulnmig tilt' c'asc. many groups t:uveled. 1 T HE ~ X. ()t'T('Ol\(' '%'IIITF IIt)tI" •lI)1'S II I liii (I I mid John I) I' hi I, hm in re •i •i ter • ergate i pi oset U 01 11)(I V.111) s€flau. investig ators .. that country )lt -"., 111111111 L I ; 11 I - we're told to spend our dollars stoP the out in thus countr an dollars t tt floV of American This does not Include tile c of military aircraft in which . Mart WaRt ettyv ~ _W* ' ' Solne of them made "sevet a, r- 1 Mop of World -- - )._-_ ($2,SO plus SOc postage) 16 0 *' "-' BEETLE BAILEY Or. T4FE -, %c's,mt,EZ %I Mop of U.S.A. p 5,_____, 1Tj 1N..r - I -- • - r cou . j; L~ , . 'now ,'IE,_ '.EO WAS W ME WE , s-, : eoet- s't . r'c,,.,, - -- 4I ~10 ESS — - -tii 'Ii 0 n e of Se m i n ole s Two Wors t Intersect ions ;:;:".'."--'.-'-".".'." -'S'-'-' last year more than 200 mimetimbers of the U.S. iloust' of llepresentatives spent the :: equivalent of $700,000, much of Chic Young v ..-' I'? - I ' i,. 1:1 ~__ . lw~ - t_ - . yr4-thnse ready useS in CI pr' iin n nductrit ., , I 1Si ollI1lldR'n front nearby croissant Elemen tary School were evacuated to a nearby cemetery, police said. Pupils from a nearby nursery and kindergarten were also evacuated. Kniery said the gas leak was reported by officials of the Florida East Coast Railway The evacuation was re po rted to be orderly. Police were taking elderly residents and those without i transport ill police r to look after the residents was set U[) where a ('enter forced to leave their homes. ... _____________ I i i nqhit na) corn. the ynvernment price's 'f mn4itse iitI the 'st" "-'ale i,,lly ii I ~. go,74. -1"_. 0.1 ~~ l"~v- . '. ,; - ___ AV .A- .. .. . compliment. rOO BLONLIt , . IO - .. . ' - , - ,~ r i The II! prim tin't' Ofl Said. John A Spoiski Purely Personal . You STILL DON'T ,, , lt C0+ I .LA.:A5'') - ~ I.b a _L_ ieak occurred, police said. I.t. Jerome Kniery of the Fort Lauderdale Fire 1)epai tment said the gas was believed to be either unit ,itic or chlorIne both of which can explode when corning into contact with water or metal. Thel e as also a danger topoople breathing the gas by Bob Thoves -, - '---- - _. ' j"D ' ( IT'S No GOOD, ...._." - ____ I,,: 1st ti.t ) '% 01" lot-%' !4~3.; 14 16 tiated today after area of Fort Lal. yard began freight a tanker-truck in a railroad leaking pOtefltlaIl dangerous gas, polIte said No injuries were reported But hundreds of schoolchildren were among those evacuated by police and fire department officials. 0_001. ._-' Cy_ L Il l t' .e, .,c liat, I th.it tMi - 5) I\ I I MAIL TO: Maps, Dept. 47 co The Sanford Herald F.C. UA J'I Cleveland, Ohio 44101 Address I 15,00 . selff-IMEW c Causes Evacuation i - .. Mop Service, Corps of EgiPrepared by the neers, the mops measure 19 3 ' by 27 11/2', mOjCir cities, towns, rivers, oceans and political baundortes ore clearly outlined. OKA','.. 46 n".s far fresh and dry fr lifl.7. meanfn that tt c! and vegetahlc!s. priwu' whnlesaler.s on the averagi cereal anti bak' poultry It) far goods worth n'r. $3 $I( in the l%7 base perIod. products, and a less than sea- I ' Gas Tanker Lea k I 5'. I' 11 t,ut , 1 11 I three dimensions. I 4 R:941',., M-M'MA',' r CANNA DO IT; P'S-BORR',IeS' tbL ' ' 4. I - I ; ,, April 4ift.r seasonal sdu 11.2 per cent abo,re a 'Ana per Ili recognize that there Is no in- than in the first three months. This was pnrt said year o raflee tiny an aceIeratinn in tnt renne'Iy f°r 'hI r1' U,., ot cc a4.rHhll, and tntk"''at Am,ng ccnsume Increared one-tenth of ht-lenths of one per vent sIntlk ,tiit ui it I:),'ec ,,'s.' F.. 'i t, L lilt r' use in 'iaR Ii The April Increase pushed the ent (uVPt time' past ,six nionths, noinic controbt that prirr in. iliarpest six-month jump since I .1 /') These authentic mops of the world and the U.S.A. let you compare the height of mountains and valleys with me touch 'ii your iinertsps. Tneir Deoutuui colors and three dimensional relief will enhance your recreation room, den, office or library as well as being c voluctble refe r enc e I't . I • p %,~ 11 . ,~ in full col or and I i , . ' t tratirunry 'l'tiu' increase was a little creases "will priulailmi) !s' high- th Korean War higher--tmne rwr cent-tm a sea- er than we would like for ume 1riod of I'nlees in the last three Soflall) adjusted bask I' anti iiinnths but added that Amen producta and processed foods cans "should be mature enough months of the period rose more nwat boyt'ott and l'resident inu'.isure of inflation than fxHi Nixon's ceiling on meat ;irk'es. prtces as it is less affected by But the price s on a broad seasonal changes Over-all, wholesale prices range of industrial rae matet nh,mnihi% tnt it ili iii .ktnuarv i9t, utuI the' I ut'r k irtiiie 01 s 11w .iu '1 I Mhor ility in tightening l'has 3 eco ' j - as k r' i' r i c es i n d us tr i a l later tellected In higher retail / - i 1 , by Crooks & Lawrence 5-5-5TOF: N'tJ-N,'T A 5TEP CLOFRR fl.L- I U.S.A j JA ) .:Z,\-/ "I101() CAPTAIN EASY P-P-PA'E lot in pru deu re m rocc sed x1s and farm prel' r cent eiçtS V8S led t) a 2 ' r I -." e A,..j for the first tiifl in SI fllflnths but the drop was more than oilset by the biggest Jump in in dustrin) prices in 22 'enrs, the F 'hit' Industrial ruinniudlties , I' 1.1 I, p - \ - 1~r -~ 1 '. ~ ___ . . ~ -1-4, _? . 1. 0, . -r 1 ,71 1K, ' - , 4 . I I or ' ' I - ~-j .. . ,I - . 'A ll farm : -::466 I by Bowen & 4 6- (I I ' ' ' / L - — , ' ._'f_ 1 , . reflecting the effects of the re In ' -' ; ' ul I I I ug J LI lqu J LIt Wholesale prices of food anti 91 - r I 4 - -- ç'5 1 '•) I - " \ q i "-''._________________ I '" UI I (.'.,,. - i _ &A '. I ~~. I- , X - -. - - " c / FtAP4& El;"' I / .. a I I I . 1~ jrA *..; 01 .:. " ,' Biggest In 22 Years ij _-.----- / , ~A~! - - ç •-"' ' ' , - I . '4 / 1 (1 I '.' 'F- " No one was injuri in Shepçnir4's shooting spree at his mother's grcerj stnr' at $ Willow Ave. Path-c ringe'i the frame building for in minutes before finally par mating Sheppard to 'wrrender When Sheppard gave himself up pollee dashed into the bulle' riddled Onre and reseu.'l Sheppard's daughter anti soci ages 2 and 3. Police were sim'imnried ,ifti'r Sheppnrd' mother fled store and called ,i (14'w'r 0- x ',irrI ruc'i(erf author t,' Ili,(M tø'unid ,in 'bargeS r.f assault with Intent to commit rruird"r, use of a firearm in I, oyirrti'i('fl of a felony and brandishing and discharging fire arms. A preliminary hearing has been set in county court for Sheppard Friday at 3 p m. bot assistant State Atty. Newman ltrr.e'k a$d today he will file direct informations in circuit court thereby negating the scheduled preliminary hearing. Brock said the state will not ohfrct to Huttrg's reqt..st for amiflR'i".) this psychiatry ~ .4 : Q~~_ THE BADGE GUYS 1 '' I AND "E PiZETFENDS ' 140, . . ,~ II Will Buy the Worl d ..iI I'-. Thursday. May 3, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 65th Year, No 208 Price 10 Cents t i 4 14 )'~-), ": -) , " *' N 1 .... I 1 ". % I,_, ~ '4 ~ .,,~ i ~- ,,~ I ' ~ i - - - , - and $2.50 I Ti~ i I ~ ,~ i,~ , f, , k, ft 1 1, ' HEQE I AM IN !Q, I -, by Al V.rmeer FRANK AND ERNEST 'A Ol ?' PRISCILLA'S POP ; , is • -1 "i'' :' Exam S - ' q I -1N H 1L.1 _T"-'' , II :1 - ' Sonlumril tinuti who t ,,ged it cute'. '1 uiriniuti tiic' hilitli' with ,wiliip %'tillt' humleling Ills two 1,1 liii vu hiotcigr' wil I uilii y by publIc: itt' fender ( ;q,ld lfutlie'rg. Jam el; Sli.'p;u;ril ,Jr, was M onday uu r rc'ctr''l cifter 'uirri'nuler in tim imti-ruistiing j Ii''.' in the shattered ulcrwny '1 his mother's small grcme'.'ry tors, ri y "flTi • 4 I % , I/ ), '--s .- I. -A I - I .' ' r I -01, - I Lewis -' -1 ..' % 'After six pregnanc'ies. I finalZ. (lidproduct a bab' lf&S2 The lowest point we ever hid was after we both' ;,;, peareci before the house t'n.American Activities Comn i• in 1455 That fall, John was pkkcted when he aprearei Louis Calht'rn t last tin Broadway in Wooden t)ish' how." John leaned 101 V a rd in Ii chair lie had jus t 'orn c from a long rehearsal (if the ARC Pueblo Incident, th television special in which he appeared with Hal 11nbrt'iL and George irizzarcl. hut he is buoy ant und estvi ge'i displaying a magnanimity and enthusiasm when lit' speaks of Ins colleagues. his wife, his friends that most actors reserve for themselves , An iinnie'Iiiiti' p t' )- ( hiatrir by Larry B These days, everyone is looking hack warmly on the well. practically everyone .' Mental Get flutts'rg saId trcIay tie ex ;'rts ('irt'iiit .Ji,elge ltotie'rt Mc G rc'or re g or to ii upoi ft t wro psyrtiiatrisls, and hopes t(, have his client e'sai,,irwd later today or early Friday, 'Die public ele'Ieneier said ha reqtieqte'l tin immediate c'xiituiInntioti, instead of the usual sk-tiny wait Sheppard is sche'cluleel for arraignment in circuit court Monday, with a pticcitil(' trial chIc' of the week (if May iR Sheppard is being held in Sernlnc,lu" County Jail iirnler e x amination for the 2$ year .oW .: ,,' I :' 'S, - I I AX[) u:w KOcH 'But now I find that ms prematurely That's when he may look husband is running around with tsitt'', not because he lr.ves ii o vear-iict secretary ir, hi Lite paramour but just to Iffive reassure himself that the old zip "He admits he had an affair and zest haven't been snuffed p,l! : with heir wils. t,!' were away for a week's visit ( 4) So you wiv es of straying with their grandparents mates must not indulRe in "And he has quit kissing me or showing any affection, so I nagging and belittling remarks, calling him a heel and a rotter. feel crushed. John and Sara had sufYcredfrom it '50s ailment not the blacklist. "Should I give him a divorce, for then you will not inflate his mentioned by nostalgia huffs ego as much as the cooing ! it. some chan c ed professions lit" Some actors died of I rarair.oin' %%-no praises him like the Randolphs. Zero Moste cause of it. Others the sky sur Studs Terkel, Arthur Miller and Charlie Chaplin l:ItOTIC DELIRILM becoming heroes. particularly lauded by that , vived it "1 WANT TO FEEL IMsmall group who su ffered from another affliction of the Whrn a person has a high PORTANT' is the tattoo an subpoena envy time Ie'.'rr, he may become delirious ev er y man's chest. so If I deflate him while the rival siren "After the Caihern show was tiver. I figured I was finarid talk "md of his head" 1;.' " sht'd Chrttm:'s ws coming Sara was in her fifth month "l!. erotic d irtirr ir. Lw a ''"'"- "' Ch tii4hfl il'' i went Iti set' herman tfluHii1i eiit' as t' rr iimrnt anc affects , will Wt. C t) tt' Iflf''ir. Melvyn ougl. the' V'ltti Wind* toad conipan ol lidiei'it the.' lh iiIion of husbands whose preacher, Reverend 'Brown, .and Fight fire with fire. the I read for the' part of boudoir relations with their the exceed I was preaching for my lilt'." wives have grown stodgy and meaning param(iur's brand of boudoir prosaic' When the sermon was over. John had the part. Producer cheesecake Shurnlin. who had brought an unknown named Spencer The odds almost Invariably Slenderize; adopt diaphanous Tracy to the stage in 'The Last Milt " and produced most favor the wife if she will jut ughtaes and a new brand 0f of Lillian Heliman's plays, learned of Randolph's plight play her cards seductively and and promised him an additional $50 a week. disrobe seductively; follow this psyc hological and act gay even though you Twenty years after that grim era the Randolphs are prescription feel "our heart is breaking hav.ng a terrific' eonibi'L V. ill; J ihr; a ; i'arir:k regular ui Tactfully stall for time And if he doesn't cnm it-, you, ly on TV and stage. and don't even mention a go to him and wage a seduc As for Sara Ciinninghzuin 1o).n ali her ItH' late' bluon divorce; tivel' aggressive campaign. for likissoming whcreve't she goes She niaclt' her firr ' men much prefer their own fli(iVif last year "The Cowboys" with John Wayne' Sa Reassure yourself with wives if the laiter offer them as Sara, "I've known m' business noV since I was 35, tnii the fact that most husbands, delightful cheesecake as the it had always been terribly frightening to nit' When I got even when chasing around with paramour' past 50, I didn't care an niOT't There' was a young fela a paramour. still state they'd at one audition who asked me.'What have you done it. much rather have an "affair" Send for m' Imolde" I answered. 'Darling, you're just too young t with their wives, if the latter Prevent a Platonic Marriage," know.' Vet he called me back. Lately, I always get a c'a, would serve equally enticing enclosing a long stamped, i ha rk boudoir cheesecake; return envelope, plus 25 cents. So next time the' disc jockey puts on Earth Angel '3' Men are generally muchAlows" ..vtw ft ar CF.'. to Carip 40 's Shatmum, remember the I'tandolphs who. in spite of nii more erotic than women, so armilpsaw. .acI.suus . IflS Ii•Ms1. ;.rriages and Mc'Carltivism, stir" "vu'rI the '5'Pr tii,'u'tht't R' 11 t. ;dIt' t ti-iev often become panicky a ',';:tt dtcnut" I woncli'r how mar' , a" •lIA ,.,, ... tt,t' rtaltu- they are no longer .. .. . .bill* .,'. 11(1, lou! tue 'm i - By HUB IJ.flVIt Herald Staff Writer "L1, I !I i ll %-.~', never work airi" says actor Jtihr, "I fig ured I Randolph, recalling the not-so-fabulous '50s 'The '5(is started off with my having twins and burying them." says Randolph's wife, handsome actress Cunningham ihoe deep, resonant voice still his a hint of South Carolina. but not a trace of self-pity Gunman To W . 4"/ - - ,_. I with BIMO BURNS • I' :;, P ! ~ , ,~.~," ~,'~),r~~ CAMPUS CLATTER R ,1-% x-, ;Q; t(1d '5O .sln as'. . - "'X ( ~ ,W - "'~ 4 1 , %I n - AWAN j ,, P, i ' ,"-.,, .., . . , Grot,, -AWN , :., .t. • ' isi RtI5INES5.' . WtI.1, e.E1t c') ANt' riND Ci1-! )6CAR' wt'Rt 61n,L THERE' 'r)4E4 1'p4 rt q CA', Y'VL .OT iiArc'\' 'IN A CI'WE r."c ' . ... ' WT r:,, I iq t w " ¼ it rurT' 'i."14t AQ ThAI, 'tj Plut:. ' C )NN' Pt 5 AS'i'! 1W Maries sea complaint showi mndr tn to The bk. !ttad of going train pillar to post. face the mtic nnd learn to sn!r your own sexual problems. On this printed page you learn the cperlfk formulae 1i.r happ Thai iinnt \ t 6aw A RtiM MAIS PUNtH TilE \ if L,V5 I14 ThE WATER, flP4tIN(i 1rit tsen F tis a by Dove -. ALLEY OOP Wednesday. May 2, 1973 10C-..The Sanford Herald . - - - ' - it w. us r4'lI wdi& #1Q e_j b -.me) t & tk-. Ait~_ft drc'pped tt to fill" ' -.' . 1k IL remt wa ia- ia. c-1s )' sw'epi.-c I' he -- - = - . j6lr 4L4- _ - w avr1f*ci n 'ttsl t.-s -, "- ka iz: _-: ij z-st.r tM �L Thursday, Ma 3197 4 4,0111 D ev Ii 's Disciples He ld In Murder Nuclear a.'' .Lk 01, AN 'I— ,.,—."I IL ___ Oi l j!i jIL1( cr • Police . cr • had tx'c AFT, A 17-vear-old change were -dentified as Kenneth M, ruraning his around to) In & Pinhal! arcadt was Prancls, 1" .. who gave his ad- the beach ftl he was a narmt. dress as Pope Air Fmre Bam, Ics agomt and speculated that lqr':PP(! to A table and tortured a ,---- I -,. - • 4 - 7' I Raggedy Ann and And), Grace Spmnks Photo) ._. s , . r . . Dp-I nv Do .y from speaker Myrtie Wilson at Seminole County Extension Honiernkers' Council Achievement Day at American I.A'Ion luildmn. bulance TAYLOR those ? ffis said today that hu, radio 'tog indicates his art, A comparison of radio logs at bulance in Casselberry was not Ho e R% DONNA.F-S M Herald SHift WTttf'1 Th rlar.rmcr suggested some gerrrnent 'o-iper!c lhuht be given to encourair. i:th . Th':: ;• --------------------- -------------- Ton Of Pot • Conviction ' For 6 /\Aen — Hospita l Notes Bernic Grwr l)avid A I)uguid Sr. James C Minott Euge!w Ford liunald A Fen Jr ;ayit' S. Bishop (ar A Harrt'li I)oru, Beck Fred M Walton. lkBary Mary I. Hunt, Deltona Iloiner ('. Ever't, t)eltona Helen V. Isle, t)eltona Hazel M Rarnhart, Deltona t;rae S Milk, lkltona Mtat' L. Iande-u. Deltunia I s (nntjs, Geneva **1..• 444 . £III,, THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom ____ 1• F m- n v Two new directors are Jake , UIe,J 1%. ,. ,l4fl44I __-_7 n e d dr% lotions are: MI works l,Iu t * Lw 'uisi 1il' tel or liti riil to • j . ty i rI.te' I.,tv..I i1111111111 ------ - Seminole Plaza a or Talk Set -------- - copie% will Ix, ronsidii-red for awarils, All woi k (art) any red and1 medium, must, nalled it,thc Plaza NlerchanLs extend all at~ailahle for all desiring to or trialtedand well or um Juniors 1r.11.e. invitation to :mlI artists to enter. let lot- 'ut 'I:' '' )) six poiflhiflgs for &iuuit and ,saces er artist. Artists are miixinniin of three paintings Fm not wrniItted to share spaces. ,Jtiniors. Ea'h spau' is 10 feet wide and ltibtx)ns won at other shows four feet deep. Spaces will be not permitted to be displayed. available for Juniors (kill. works of art that Any Rights dergarten through 12th grade) previously won award.s in the at $1 each. There will be two '1 Festival Art Spring Sanford qualified judges to judge the Show will not be eligible for entries. Awards will be made Closing awards. Only one cash award Saturday at 4 pin, and all is' ('Lifl No artist artist. per inncrs must be present to displaying in any other Central Fla. (AP) TALLAHASSEE, accept their award. — Eight ccn.year-olds who want categories and awards areas Florida show at the same time the Sanford Show is in progress. in. to be treated like adults follows: abstruict-modern, oil, the o drink — cluding the right acrylic and other media. All entrants must exhibit for - ..i .. i...... .-.._.._.I ........L.-. . -, , _,i I.II. frn,i 10 ri II, In ! ...................... -.. •, majority and the bar stool. tither media; crafts, sculpture, p.m. to qualify for awards. rehouse Wednesday The ceramics, wood, leather, ersed an earlier stand and metal: no needle work, please. LOSE UGLY FAT voted 634% to restore the rights Photography: 1st415; 2nd410; Start losing weight today OR MONEY BACK MONADEX as a tiny of drinking and gambling to a .lrd-ribbon; and juniors. tablet that will help cu,b you, do bill granting full adult rights to Awards in all of the first three sort for tooctiot food LII ies$'wvch persons over 18. its, Contains no dange.OuI dluQ' categories are: first-$50; and will not make you ne,,ouI N A final vote on the bill was second-$25; thtrid4l5; awards %Il•u" :.,cis.. Change your 1*15 • $tst today, MONADIX cools delayed until Monday. but For Inniors: first-W, second53 00 10. a 2" day supply and 55 C) sponsoring Rep. Don Tucker, 1). third-ribbon. There will be to, twice the amount Lose ugly fat Tallahassee, predicted the bill five honorable mention ribbons lc'' your money •ill be refunded with ° iUC5l0flI asked by will sail through final passage in the first three categories. Roumillat & Anderson-100 E by a margin of 20 votes. nules to be Followed with no tat-Mail Orders Filled q • 'The Senate already has passed a similar measure, but senators will get a second crack at the proposal because the House added at. amendmcat not in the Senate version. Ladies(:U• (it.' (o,iunIiIhiiv '1'i That provision would allow courts to continue to order par. Affairs (o,iiinitte ents to support dependents who are under 21. f 1I1(' IF the Senate concurs with the Iouse ctianges, the final oh" Omni t)('r 0 (:0111 11i(r('(4 stacle for l8-.)ear-olds bent on achieving adulthood would lx' Askew's Iteubin Guy. is launching a beautification signature. program. - Askew, it teetotaler, has said he had ''mixed feelings" about a bill giving lS-yearolds the right to drink. Tu'.ker said We wish to landscape the Wednesday Askew told him he with the still was wrestling traffic islands at the intersection $ '! Westion. i'l French Ave.. Park Drive M Ag r IcuIture -- o 'hilnt at the Sanford Spring I tstival Show at the Sanford Shopping Center May 11 Sanford-Sentinole Art and 12. Ix-tween 10 a-Ill. and 5 irFiirti p in. ')isplay spaces will he iitin and th Rotarians -• h • C tI1t.In,I I,Iflh,L,,I flI'I nrrvl,r S".'J'' IIIII In,,,. tln,fl. II UII 4*1 •IU. and Orlando Drive. PUT ow Nts The cost of this beautification pro ject will be 12,650. Contributions to this worth while project will be appreciated. £-*JII Gertrude J. Huhn, Orange Renre' I... Duquotte, Winter If you are interested in participating please 1)15(11 AJU,LS complete the coupon below. Sanf or (1 Mrs. Dar in Y't;1ffu,i d arid r 'liarlit HeU Ito, L. Fnisun Itirry Lindbc'rg Patricia W. Sei,ill k'*,e Beaver L Wynn V ieit;ria I). Lisa Cannavinti Frank J. Cortis Scottie Sue Dennis, Chuluuta lienme V. I)rnnit, Cliuluota Gale B. Dennis, Chuluota Earl Walker, Delarv Iii,' "giitfip;il I would like to contribute to the beautification of the French Ave. traffic islands. I: My Name Address IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLFGUN Herald SPECIAL OFFER Getup? . During May Only. city .......... State .......... Zip . GLORIA IRWIN 634 9212 Altamonte Springs L ongwood 5000wortbof "IsT.b3f,p LcrTva*MP Fest NatioW City Travelers Checks Amount I I Make checks payable to: and ekci ,? CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING b The nf,d icrald 300 ? Frencz-, 4 *cci'dçIa,s Po,tt Pad 4 Sanlord Florida 32777 appearng in The Sanford Herald are available 10 you in 8x10 reprint size for $3. IU!r Srbi.ript'on Rte Um Year '5 a DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 ) Oiattfarb 300 N. FRENCH AVE. trath PH. 322-2611 up to 543 Mayl -. - 1 -- —PLUS _ FREE CHECKING-SATURDAY BANKING-24 HOUR TELLER r m *4.,_., I? 51 • I-. !!H' PATRICIA RICH ATv1r D ....JL 644.7000 or..4 1 .. 4.. DELAND - I I.. , v , 7 _,, 34-8611 Gvi ,, , • Id 834 971? Del tono (.'.un in uttilY us iff''. Mail to: Mrs. Janice Springfield c/o Florida State Bank Forest City IIILDA RICHMUI'40 668 $861 Idit!i4t, (:ilit V I fiis- . Alfi,nnle Sjs rj' L !rii'nfr to the site with a vahlnet iinith r :iboard and holding rr.p's!IcIhk' frr in ' :'::. I Itril,,r, !.r rreit r 4 Parliament Stald fallout from last year's French test vairw down ,it the descendants of the riiiitirieers on Pitcairn I , -- - LI?. MATllttX Herald ('orrt'snondt.nt Lewas told the CAL.N0 Council sisted to get a Murn an his The second prize winner was tlymp bodies covered with black Orlando-based Herridon of Local GovemmenU; Wed- Investment a density of 30 units Ambulance., aid he is Lltdil- Miss Muffet with it cork and clothed in tennit, nightchecking into the per am would be required and rushion, spider ori a string and tcd which occurred Tuesda%, and be area eaUng her lWCdw r title. Although Smokey tha t ifit was las&cpatcher suffering probl2ms of an er ov - units per acre considered the The Headless Horseman was awarded izes to lw, Fault, "he will be dismis se db alance of moderate and high maximum density in good ad read or famous persons and sonw orw with a blut jean income housing. A better p1ning. po th th first rough jackeistuffed up, no head anda :.nh1mahAll audience made him decide •i: • icri s records show tie The solution will come hen housing mixture ranging fI-OI tth participated resulting in a white sIeleLon head in Ins arms give them an award received a call from Herndon uk low eust hieh nrirM hnrn to ' UUiC ie parade WitS Ambulance at 12:37 p.m., Sanfori Rotarians will hear should be encouraged, he said. IlK big moment came when (If course. the military in the the appearance (II the thUd Pod requesting that sent Fred a deputy be V. Montsdeoca p re ha' Parade marched through form of General Patton teachers all garbed sidentIn addition, he pointed out in costmes to a Geneva residence on Old of Agribusiness Institute of e different areas finaIl 'medals and all, had to take a representing a deck of cards Geneva Road, where ii woman Florida Inc. at th 23.6 per cent of the people that eir Monday ;atssmg in review in the central bow in this parade. in the 4th and accompanied with a good living in the worst housing have had I allen. Herndon's log has no noon meeting at tiw saniorci 'iedia center for the awarding pod Minnie ha ha from Imitation of a real witch .no means of transriortauon but CIVIC Center rord of that ca ll. prizes by no less than Smoky Long!ellows, "Song of walking. Mont.cdeoca will the t)eputy 1, M. Patton, arrived speak on tie' Behr dressed In his Hwwatha waltzed across the at the residence five minutes importance of agriculture to 1-anger's suit TeiLiier Reba Mge with the most beautiful Lewis said the federal taft!r, and contacted U. Bin florida's economy, accordingplan of subsiding purchase of I 'ekula attired as Peter Pan headdress and a startling red Robbin; who instructed the to F. Ray Dorrnan, Mimiie Jt55 flow disconti nued was was mistress of ceremonies. plaid blanket.. Her friend was chertfrf.bff ire tc to Springs assistant secretary of t SOiVrn the problem of lowSome rather unusual couples garbed in a Mary Poppins cull Physicians and Surgeon's the institute. m're sisters and brothers COSturne. It was a traverstt tit income housing, but was Monisdeoca, \rnbulance in a formerhelping a li t tle. :'essed alike, such as Raggedy fact. fiction and history. The 5th of Robbins Florida said the Longwood University athletic a fifth grader. and pod illustrated this point with Lewis pointed to the dii. imnbulnnre been was called stilt, has active the in company h And, first grade. the' ent.ranr-t of the Cowardj% ficuhties motels are having in within after the and dolomite industry It) niinutes uth their look alike dolls Leon from the "Wizard of ()z" OCAL&, Flit. AP A fedbeing unable to !i1 menial call from Florida and r the th na 1 12:37 sou eastfor 15 rn uk the' slwi. and Ben Franklin front -Ben e'ral Court jun has found six Herndon, and p.Owl they also years and is president of positions. If motels have to Then there' was someone and Me" wore a tricrornered tailMiami men guilt in the Jan ! stated that they had no . Florida Lime and Dolomite Co. close because of problems of i .imu like a space craft man and a little flIOUSt' on it's brim. aLrplanc drop tit a ton of nuii'i- bulanc-es available, of Ocala. He currently is this sort, he said, a great ima white suit With a most Among the highlights of the juana valued at $1 million at the pact on the economy would be Authorities were in the regional vice president of Leesburg Airport. member pKeS of contacting David 600 IaUonal The lZ-nienib.'r U.S District Lang Ambulance Service in Limestone Institute. SS Jaycees Elect ('uurt ;ur returned the gui1t DeBars', Dormari. who will be in when Herndon called t'rdwt Wednesday but Judge back and said they had an Slint(fd with Montadeoca, said Scoti delayed sentenc- ambulant? on the wa. A the institute president wu also The South Seminole Jaycees to Rotarians "how have elected Warren Brown ic' Herald reporter. much monitoring the stress (,t ,n(', it' ( Skiiiki. Found guilty of possession a! dispatches, kept nute the farmer really means serve as president for the to on -. thMISSIONS nthri)uania, lomporting man- times, and there was 2 minutes each One of us in our daily coming year. Other officers Arnold Vann. t)elton Juana and conspiracy to Import between include Richard (Dirk Coffey, the time Herndon lives." 'flmTuas J. O'Mearim, Deltona Sanford marijuana were Miami con- notified the sheriff's office that Agribusiness Institute first vice president. David f LV10L DeltOTth 'amis Reese tractor Marie' Orlando Corbelo. the didn't have an florida is a second nan-profit D'Amicol, vice ambulance Inc. Lois I, Scutt. Geneva Itaiph W. Pezold Tavern. 36, and Vus partner, Octo send and the time they said group, headquartered president; Merl Franklin, third lsittit'lI Ctntion, Lake Mw horene Ford tat'n' PVill, 'ice president; and Tom they were enroutc. Robbins Altamunte Springs. Agnes 1. Burnsed _____________________________________________________________________________________________Douglass, treasurer. - t r - 1 ftgurt '' lieraldSUff Writer A .%A Low-Income Workers said they couldn't determine V*hLtht!T he wL-s killed during the Serruncik County Sheriff's busy and should have betn sent. t1w alleged sacrifice at died , mere his boat as found isnt mhiilar,r. an4 '1ii riin& s.rrl l'-sriv .rtin1 rrcmn nuram~ ... man Schrocth'r. LH:I I-ORM CITY- A Fun DaY ;uirade was he-Id at Forest Cjtv Elernentaj%%r School with ttie children dressed to represent Aiaracters out of books they .. iakclronl . t L r I Scouts .Joscph 1ct'ez. Marshall Johnson, 1 'arrY I 'icardat Ilan Fitz-. - — ••.•, •,• PII riCk, V I(' I 0LidPF, .Jtiliti SilyilPE )t'M i(t It), Sufflit Ill st ('I \V \V Iit' ititI Her , — H (it A(1 F SN I )V St 'I )t I''l'roop :t htld a citian up (lay Sit wla Irow H MCIIUI1 I 'aik aIon; th.' - LASSELBERR — Set- low-income housingdevelopthere may have been a delay of home and didn't clear until given vice-type Jobs laborers, meni Cas.celberry Mayor Bill minutes befo re an am- 12:44 p.m. They weren't il dMTne-StJCS, garbage colle'e'ors Grier said he met with a land 11 C I• Ifl'1 C tiulanc'e was dispatched to a the call to go to Geneva unt and other unskilled pork ara U I I U are developer Tuesday who ingeneva residence where an 80. 12:56 p. m., and they arnved being left unfilled in the area dicated a desire to develop low 'tar-old woman tell and minutes later. :rarturpd her hip. ________________________ because cit the lack of low, income rental pror*rties. But • .unn f1i.t, Liii. t'cuuucu4m iaroJt tht vfltfUIct(i! tiit income housing, planner Al Grier said, the developer inIdus W il lis, owner o t he and all S K 6K. L" Y 6 % . .2 r A •i7fiffj• ;3IrJIi A his mangled body was found trussed with ropes lvmg in z remote wocioco area l miles southwest of here but polict. - • 'I, •• .. 1i 11()THER AND SISTER ACT -- on it,; the y.- "n"'ent Sanford, Fla 771 — -- — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — • sri'' V 'r i n n' r Ii mi ic san' r.'.'' sos r0 1 1pIf 5'?ACI Is RØ4 •'fI4f 0 4iy* r' ,e.w'wicaI IO IT O# ClI9.0w 5Ii,wIil1?. ,?5I ,, r'w4reI sr i- - / plrinrw') Olin • Pi.*"a'. ?,. Weth.r •f s,.'' by 114 4W .*cp 0404 .a•,, Will Raw tP,$ r,'*c'5 P'rrnrh government reph Firmly that the tests will vo t Ire POOL OWNERSI -tit elpinand flint file tests be plan to ask • ff -1 h..., cai e Haven" bv trach kids, '1111,10fillIq in Atisfralia won't ' PICK UP IN THE PARK L Ict I'"islim' wurn.sI Ih..t ih VI, V VU. t( AI M? !'t!.M I,f f it, Tif f f'r,'i,rti nwknr te:.c wcrnicl Increa iitgv,rinal birth-; ivrr Its., iinti V'sirVIr, planned nnfl rftfltet cases for May i., .Ji,ni. are making In I'nrk. ii meuiher of the S p''hti'I waves In 5(tflt' vialkt r1()sii(Pfl t(, the (aiIi( (qpllntr but others nrmIfp(l the government asked why the ,rr;ft we keeping qtifrt for a teqtc if 'nitI n't take place, in 4 Its, 0 0 '401 Sit r Draw Priviote vaitht4i are reporled for an Injunrilion aR.Mtist it, 4. \ II been flogged with chains and stabbed with ,led to a fiCkWoodeflthbk1T, 4 Jj9'1ic $: Tests 9 '" tortured him," Police Om: "Oil Palmer aid Mild CLIAINIT~ -I % Ail . U • I 0 dmird biy a group of young Satan John Colben, ill, wht, Rsve the gcrrd some of the alleged S-il an worshippers as a sacrifice, rooming house as their only ad. worshippers. pohzc SR% dress I)ebc)rah 'am Shook 22 Cochran as among F u Polwe Wedne-sday charged of Washington, N.J., Cindy dcnUk at the Green Vallc~ a Re 0 f troubled children ir nhteged$ members of a Canada and Howard Vaellus nearb Orange Ci ty, Fla %hc Devil's covert. wilb first depw 19. of Detroit. were made wards of the stair Michael Cochran of F-.srwi,Caa trail youth who fltkjOr state WIU)esS in a suit U iase a nearby private schwd of kwdrss "Thriv must have hated ai:, id like hell because •. _ r..._ : \t\ TO - ThurscM,, May 3, 1973-3A The Sanford Herald p The Sanford Herald — (l.I. ClP*' 155 *pIp F*CF 1*w. 'Itr. Me .4eIiP Sy30001 ow 011OFF trrm. IN T000Y r OR PA*'F FOOt CICF 'l)C IT "-" - - Its — -5------, --'-5- ' BALE SANFORD MOTOR Co JOOQ Sao S. FRENCH AVE. 177 M? • I ird s 1'. & HW'4'. $79? 'ANFORor FLA 322-3022 - - �_, _Z ;. - - ~~~~Iffi~ 4A—The Sanford Herald Oil Spills __ AA ._ 'Vt" iui -- Amm, _ .to arouse the public about headlines. maltreatment of the ocean environment. .alert the world about the threat of oil pollution in the for prevention and control. just as much damage is being done to the But oceans and other aquatic environments by thousands of oil spills that received little or no publicity, In the United states and its contiguous waters th ese spills add up to millions of gallons a sear. No one knows exactly how much is in.. sea R BRUCE cpilLc such as the and the rid v&ved Nor does anyone really know what happens to all the industrial and automobile lubricatingoil that is thrown away every year. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, which is now involved in probing th subject, probably half of all industrial lube oil is th rown away—by being poured into drains or dumped into fields and swamps. If the EPA is right, lube oil waste amounts to a billion gallons or more a year, all of it added to environmental pollution burden in O!Th way or another. This waste has never bien included in oil pollu ti on figures. n nine million al]ons of oil In 197]. more :' were spilled into waters under U.S. toast Guard jurisdiction alone in some 8,001) different incld2nts. Spillage involved gasoline, crude oil. waste oil and various kinds of fuel oil. Most of the spills came from ships and barges, with some ,. ''cr .h uman crrcr nr the failure of val ves, pumps and other equipment. In the New England States, comprising Region One of the EPA, there were 500 reported '_, Sd S_t S - oil spil ls last rear, from the open ocean to small pollution caused by thousands of small spills as well as the "Santa Barbaras" and other headline" disasters that dump millions of gallons into coastal or harbor waters. The EPA and the Coast Guard are the agencies charged inland streams. went unreported because a strict niew federal law requires a polluter to clean up the mess regardless of cost. Much Oil is spilled in accidents to over-the road tanker trucks and by human error in filling fuel tanks at factories, schools, hospitals. apartment complexes, office buildings and other Many more probably with carrying out the program. The Federal Water Pollution Control Act, with 1972 amendments, makes responsible for initiating these agencies programs to prevent when they occur, and cracking down on pollutors with stiff fines and jail sentences. large oil consumers. spills, forcing clean-up action launched an on destructive has The federal government intensive program to cut down Pan American Report S. Africa Seeks Latin A mer ca Ties i B WILLIAM L F. HORSEY Council Action BIOSS%T WASHINGTON NEM me men close to this government think things •i)d not have been brought oft on the grandiose scale of Watergate and other l72 administrat ion chenanipn had the mone' not come so easily. S*yS j j Mayor Lawrence Swofford told city officials Tuesday they face suspension if they continue to order equipment without purchase orders. Swofford pinpointed instnllation of unauthorized telephones in the old city hall and noted that future purchase's will go unpaid unless authorized. Swofford named Campti-oiler flick Baxter as purchasing agent, and suggested Baxter prepare procedures for such orders, Councilman Keith Nixon also suggested the city Inventory its equipment and designate a properties officer. Put that together with the observable. much'reported fact that Nixon o peratives have Ions been prone to -overkill " That's traceable in a clear line to Mr. Nixon's own conception that the candidate of a major party in the minority must do "extra things' to close the gap That may help explain why an incumbent who beat his Democratic rival' 49 states to one was getting the dubious "assistance" of men who were feverishly back. ln at the underpinnings of the opposition party. But, hack to the mncy. We Al know that even "lcn campaigning tcxiav costs a lot, mostly because of tc th vision. That leads the fund-raisers to twist arms added "English." , -' r(1r1 D 3S a' ta I Agonies going downhill at an alarming rate, but at least nc. one has to convince Postmaster General Elme T. Kiassen thit something is Tong. He admits the service being provided by the new semiprivate postal corporation is a "disgrace." He says its management has been so preoccupied with cutting costs that it lost track o what wa' happening to the mail, A better balance sheet was one of the aims when postal service was divorced from direct Postal srvice has been .4 - TELEPHONE 300N FRENCH AVE ". 831 9 SANFORD, FL WALTER A GIELOW, Editor and PubI,P" WYWE D DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate pjt)p. FRANK VOLTOLINE, C,enetai Manager P JOHN A SPOLSKI. Aflstt EdIID' DAVIDA BRYANT Managing Editor WINIFRED F GIELO Comptrolicr HAPPY CUSH DEWEY ROBINSON lion JANE CAtSELBERP'i Couni Editor DORIS WILLIAMS Sat iety Editor ROY &PEEt Albania Shoots AdvC'it,InQ ?ru,:,' CHARLES HAYS MtçP'.niciI Sup' BILL VINCENT, JR RAY STEVENS Prfts Room Foreman In Florid. tii s: : M'P' 12b 41' Same A5 Ho All Cftwr Molt $? 'OMn?h ÔMOnD,% SiC 70 12 U 5 POSISI Regulat i ons provide that a ll mail Pood in ,ore ,t ciat.s matir, Aujs$ 72 190 "ice of Sanford Florida 37771 SUtSCrIpfI,)f, '. the ? par' & any mdf'riol r)',%5 or adw('rtiSinQ o fPts edition of '7t,' !,,nford Herald ma lit repuce'd in any I, IfliDUt wr i tten permission of the publisherl 'The Herald Any .nd ,v,dal or firm responi,ble' for svco,, rCpruct.on te cpnSsdt-rcd as infringing on The Heralds copyright , rnannt' It be ilot damage under the lawt I. jbhstwd Cal, and Sundays .'icept Sa?urC IIObIC 'e Hcroct a 4 the Assoated Prt'ss wh;( L, l.vCt, Iv the use fr reprod 'ion o IPit' u tPi.1, priii?t' -% i4per r'Ie'rt1 r . '' in Herald Area Correspondents Attamonl. Springs Veria Butler 8350236 Can.'ib,rry ewood t/,, C.c1.' r' Black Commun'!y Fern P.rk E Estates (,old,-vrud Ea'.tt'ou. e: ec't, Chukaota Liia Baker 365 5707 Lake M;nror 322 2t I Enterprise F,,r.rn't!e EdOrd 669 8163 B.ar like. Forest City Grace Spinis 531 804 7 t,onqood Ann Riley CIt 9959 I G'eniva Oviedo Stava L: Matbf 349 s .1 t Osteen Mrs Clarence S,d-' 372 54' Winter Springs 'o:. ;c" £'3 ' the Sigurmi. Albania's secret police, to conduct a fresh religious purge following a mild revival In some parts of the country. iroricaUy, religion has taken a new base in the BELGRADE—F,)T several years Communist-ruled Albania has claimed to be the only atheist state in Europe with no existing Institutional religion. To back up this claim Tirana authorities recently ordered a Roman Catholic priest to be shot fur baptizing a child. The Rev , Stephan Kurti, who was executed at a forced labor camp in central Albania after sea'rtiy baptizing an inmate 's child, was the fifth Catholic priest to face the fu'iiig squad in less than a year, say Albanian sources. They add that the mother has been separatj from her child since the baptism was witnessed by camp informers, At the time of the Communist take-over soon aLer World War 1.1, the Roman Catholic church in Albania was a nunorltv of about Ii per cent. The Orthodox community was twice as large, and the main religi on was Moslem. it wa not until 1967 that the Enver Hoxha regime ck•cided to wipe out religion altogether. in that year than ho persisted tenacious))' in their faith had to lace actj Of extreme provocation and public humiliation Since then religious Albanians have been sent to forced labor camps dotted about the country. prison Lamps. Catholic priests have been accused of "secretly returning to their towns and villages" and reading Mass, hearing ecinfessian and performing baptismin private homes. Churches were taken over by the state in 19C7 for "rncre productive purposes,' Albanian officials. In an Easter broadcast from the Vatican Albania was charged with "the total destruction of the Roman Catholic church." The program added that the few priests left in Albania 'are dying, in poor health after persecution and concentration camps." The boardcast came at 3 time when the Vatican is trying to establish new hi with Communist-dominated states in Eastern E. While other Cotnmunist states have decided that the ir Stalimst policies of direct physical repression have been cnterproductive and damaging to their national image in tunes when they have begun seeking a rapprochemen t wi th the West, the situation in Albania, and the Soviet Union, has become ssorse than that of the Stalin era, B its policy of killing priests for secretly practicing religion instead of following o ther Eastern European EI1rnr)1pcflft't1rtJii1lnL'r'h,,r,'h .,i example! airjex ubig religious leaders to remote areas, the Albanians are following the lead of Peking, which dominates the Albanian political scene. , -. rouowuig a virulent ant.treligiuus Campaign in the Albanian youth paper Zen i Rinise almost six years ago, four Franciscan friars were killed when gang set fire to their mona stery at Arramiidlw. This was followed by the slaughter of scor es of other religious leade rs throughout t he (.'(JUfltr%', Albanian sources say that the regime ha nost ord.'retj isaj Most churches have been turned into small factories a 4 - over 11w t'ge!, I tet'c' cxpcod c witness an instantaneous mutation myself. Husever. I have recently had the awesotiie privilege of observing such a phenomenon the appearanec of a new appendage to the hand, wrist or arm of women. This adjun('t, so far confined to the t.iin,,k ol the species, is not cwn posed of flesh and bone, but rather of canv, felt, plastic, straw, leather, linen, brocade, 'zwtaffic cloth or suede. It appears in a variety of colors - ~__ - for next industrial zoning. R&K Construction Co. for Approved property located between the railroad, the Seminole county line and the city limits in the Lake Lotus area and seeking planned development zoning (PD), and a tract located north and south around Lake TUlle, east of Palm Springs Drive, requesting H-i AA zoning. Council approved on first reading annexation of the 21acre Overstreet property in which the ordinance was authorized on March 6 but was deferred for reading due to a density hassle. The property located near the city landfill requested R-3 multi-family zoning. The applicant requested a density of 15 ,tnits per acre, with council sticking with 12, The applicant aeed to 12, and a written agreement proviso of the tirst reading. was a , Overstreet Reading A public hearing is set for May 22 upon abandonment of a por'ion of Sprague avenue located off Semoran Boulevard. The request was made by Harold Rlpps and Emmanuel be built on the Schatten developers of a shopping was made request The Country Club Valley Forge the shopping for parking spaces allow more in order to center to property. complex. Public Hearin A public hearing is set for May 20 upon abandonment of Station Street in which a legal controversy arose in the fact the county abandoned the street In the '30's. City Atty. S.J. Davis Jr. reported a title problem arose in that the property is beaded in the city and the city has never abandoned the street. Council will hold a work session May 10 on report by the city zoning board upon the new comprehensive zoning ordinarwe and land use map upon which a public hearing will be held an May 22. BERRY'SWORLD in in. ov. Post En ing Lt. and I - . .1 , ' ' N - I I . , 4' e "' -' I. i _____ Iu - ,, e , , -"5--- ) .1,1) .t - '' I .'ii:' . '. i. - ir: J . hearsay since as far as I can determbie, where nillady goes It goes too. Perhaps that I; why if i Inl1ed ± tote bag. Si nce this ultinipresent afepurtenaflee Is of recent ViLLage. I find myself speculating on how Its uwner has mnagedwfjllifull so fast. Were (bert' enouith odds and make it so plump? Some of the bags are open affairs, and then 1 can get a glimpse of siicfi iiiundwie objects as a folding umbrella, a mnagaz.ine knitting pa.ra. phernaha. But what forbidden sights lie IestW in the dark recesses ui' the carefully zipped totes! It's not that I want to invade anyone's privacy hcn! per. t'o jut tha I hope to get some ideas about what Lu pack in , ,• .. . . I 4 - - a -It—, ' '' , -- iii) own. Short of loading it with a trick, I haven't been &W to think of anything to give it that interesting . ' ,' iv) l'il)i', Stifling Complaints • • - ..' to SON G A N D DAN CE ACT post. PEIUORMINC; in the South Seminole Middle School talent show were (I to r) Sheila LunI gren, ziet)oue Cores', and Monica Cremonese. (Ann Riley Photo) ,-. • Law F . gn Model State . I agency m deliber'flie comission's By KEN GEP FERT TAI.LAIIASSEE, Flu. (Al') atlons would be secret until it Flori da's "who gave It, who determined there was probable got it" cam pa ign contributions cause to suspec t a violation, law, much maligned for per. The findings then would be muting repeated abuses in the made public and turned past, will be the model for the the attorney general or approof nation in the future, says priate state attorney for prosethe legislator who's spear- cution. An aiiiendincnt to throw open heading reform of the statute. "We have the first complete the commission's hearings was campaign spending reform act defeated in a 3-53 tie vote In the country," said Rep. Elvin Wednesday "I want to put therii out in the Martinez, 1)-Tampa, Wednesday after the house voted sunshine like everyone else," 112-3 to approve a 50-page bill to said house Republican leader Jim Tillman of Sarasota. replace the present law. But Martinez said secret se-sSen. bill now goes to the The ate where a companion bill was sions were vital so politicians approved by the Judiciary couldn't use the commission as a forum for unfounded charges Committee. The Howse bill, haininered -JtLst to get someheadlines In into shape by Martinet's Elec. thtflL•Ws1)ar," liii 1)111 lilIpose s rt'gulitton.s tions Committee, establitht s a three-pronged state enforce. Isitli oil IM)ltticai committee's nient system to crack down n spending $500 or inure a year politicians zmnel groups who via- and individual contributors who give more ttiri iis in late canipaign candiSpending ceilings SCVUnder en-member Elections ('annuls- dates are raised slightly. For sion acts as the grand jury for 111usd! ,seekmg the governorship, wayward office-seekers, hear' the li,iiit woulti be' It total of mug evidence of alleged viola. $850,000 for the tss u primaries lions submitted by the seer..'- and gt'imeriil t'It'cb.iii $150,000 than (tie' current ceiling. tary - over rest cash. restrictions, lor i da Imire of state. • i some questuun' : ' itatewiik' 5.i.J'S. , ''," i , -. cut . .' or - n j'' - to ' . - - raised to Alter a important Skylab countdown heduled tx.Ias v. ith the reheat 'ul is simulated launching of the Saturn lB rocket which is to bxst three astronauts to a rendezvous with the orbiting laboratory. iiits: i of an '. %, . BLO .......... YOUR ..'-.,.................................................................. '.. .........' ........................................ , ,...,.,.,.,...,., .....................-.......,. for the reform, a new i :r - - COOL ... __ __ NEW WORLD TRAVEL , ________ ii~- RECREATIONAL VEHICLES "Where Quaty Doesn't Cost Any More" " g' a a T' The Concord -- i9e10w ShQg ____ Per Week For Four of M salts) f illLW5It sails Now you can carpet your tuhals house in a quality what you would •ip.ct o Iig.bow nylon shag Motor Homes _11 . , ", - I 11L. Coolerator CUSTOM ROOM AIR CONDITIONER COOLS ONE ROOM OR SEVERAL 20,000 travel Trailer - The Utopia for few rooms, for stompl., 50 squat. Voids (typical living room, dining room and hall) at and this fabulous piks would cost only 347.50 tool Coil or Corne by you can buy on easy today, Mini Home And Btu certified capacity Automati c thermostat Fresh air ventilation State al; S SPEC/ALL V PRICED 339 3-speed tan 4-way air direction contiol Wiring installation Available Free Estmmt*s - 5th Wheelers suns, "II we wont to i,4uc, th, numb., ol people living in poverty, how about lowering the official poverty income—level it ondords " ,After ear - - I,', i NSA. From 0 To 1 ,887 - pay for only a or a . - 6.95 Sq yd. COMPLETELY INSTALLED a,sglMIi I bill to stitutional amendment and 90 pearh.'oI for .milm'gedly nusutnit t, bilt . uS Ii I'd It ll '1 to Oct. Is votea to pass the special elec- state funds ,incl using stat.' election up Oo'.e the AsociatrcI Press %4rit.-r employe to he lp him run a Gad. lion bill. TALLAHASSEE, Flit. (Al') be fore the Senate today. house Speaker Terrell Se,,.. sden County farm. Sponsor Dan Scarborough, DSponsors of Senate-passed "1'' not ; IY,VCI' sIui.t1un and iun'u. .iid he doubted hi:: tham siu. ,Jgieksonvjjle, sai'I he expect.s :1rrp1saI mu pholish t. in * $ '.'nuo p J.. u'Tiic_uity in gi tun' uw re i ir job of lieutenant g'n er 11h 1-Inuice t,t.-.t i1,ifl tin th e reconurer u UI it acted s ates conto meet the nor are trying 14) give it an early quired 'hi statewide election In October, stitutional requirement for a rhition that Adams be urn- Chairman Murray Dubbin but the house may spoil their three-fourths ballot to call a special statewide election. plans. more than House leaders said they prob- This is six lY won't even consider the the constitutonally required proposed amendment to the three-fifths ( 24) that were i Lmte. Constitution until after needed and obtained with ni. the to pass pending impeachment proceed- votes to spare ings against the post's present main measure. 'mere are 40 occupant, Tom Adams, are senators. run an item .tn.al: 'i; ifl 111W By JERE MOORE JR. S.carborugh said he expects completed. many people answ'r"d each Associated Press Writer Republicans to oppose the early The Senate reversed an TAIJ.MIASSEE. Fl-a. APi quest ion which way her stance and voted 24-16 election. "They want to hang The Construction industry 'It .i ce'rtuin pert rflt.miti'. ask voters to the office around (Democratic Wednesday the o per rent, missed a question. neck in Ucenmang Board increased Gov, ileubin Askew's abolish the num be r who passed a ge neral then it Is considered a poni' If approved by the house, the Novem be r 1914," he said. tonttao,0 examination from qUestion 5in*t the answer is In the House it will takc 7'.! measure automatically goes on er o to 1,887 after legislators changed or lilt' )uiMtlon 5 It" the November 1974 general votes to pass the proposed con- zaccused the of stifling leteti" he saul :::::.::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1. :;:.:.:.:;:.:::.:.:.:.:.: :.:::::: :.::.:.:.:.:.:':':':':':':':':':':'.':'::'::':O"." competition. , . 1)4) 21tiCti I think they h..&dt' l'be board's critics. Sen. Lew ; there to tlecniti John R. For- discretton o'ier Brantley and Rep. or a who will P '. bes, both Jacksonville Demo: . crats, said they were going to Brantley. "Maybe we 1111juld examine the panel carefully .... w!Ilint,,... ,* THE INDUSTRY .-.. along with the other 27 CONSTRUCTION rusted in U'.,) LI( l \SIM BOARI) increases the number mous mm I I P if s of who pass a general contractors exam from oicupau:niiRi"gulat.zon zero to l,a'7 after legislators accuse the Department Director Louis is stifling s competition i n agency of stifling competition. H. Hitter, a former Jackson- the contrai'tzrg business. vile mayor. sent legislative FIORIL)A'S "W110 GAVE IT, WHO GOT IT" A general contractor mnitht committee chairmen a report campaign contribution law, much maligned : showing that when the test giv- pie's till' tt't lii get .1 ' in iiI'S. nnt ..--: in •}i reeated abiic for normittina en March 28 was graded, nant' "r!i'flttt' r r L model for the rest 91 the nation n of the 2,149 who took it, at a cost Wisi be we : of $150 each, passed. the future, says the legislator who's LET (IS 19 of The board then threw statute. spearheading reform of th e 1 DO YOUi the 131 questions as ambiguous IRONING! too difficult and a passing SPONSORS of a Senate-passed proposal to grade wa given to 328 upJ the X. abolish the $36,000-a-rear post of lieutenant plicants, Hitter said '" ' Itvtl give it an earlier statewide governor try uq,n memorandum mailed Tuesday 'runa X. their 'ion that vote in October but the house mar snoil \, --But the board's coordinator, " UW JIVW thef t' i. Douglas K. Coleman, said ittflS. roursail' Wedflesday, that another reviTry 0%. you II L.*s Um made, 33 of the :,: had been sion pinball in a UIAN(.F. HO's A 17-YEAR-OLD FA IRWAY PLAZA arcade is strapped to a table and tortured for a :, questions tossed out and the UUNDROMAT 1,887 passing total day before being murdered by a group of "1ust Li standard testing young Satan worshipers as a sacrifice, police Osanai?1 QAiLV procedure." said Coleman. say. test is first graded, you " votes , $93 . its . iu $, - =1 . ______ - ,1.,,-1,, S. "%, .4. #-.#. V*~j-" T.,& - ,,r t., . j~71, ,.,%-.#,, , , 0f I I 1;', V,~ft , ,V I`_ _.;_~/ . 01. -.0 0. ..f,, .,",..~~ I",* _Ll~ . ~__ -1 , &&;, 10— ends around the house to give it that interesting bulge or did she he Lu go out and purchase doodads to 9 d G ..eF and trini, solids iziultAcolur. it is plaid, flowered, Uigator-grained, embroidered, sequinned, woven or embossed, It is zippered, flapped, snapped. buttoned, gripped, drawstrmged, belted, gusseted or groziuneted. it is rumored to be detachable from its host but this may just be are a ', rl~! As Low as how May Spoil Plans ' Centrcxl Floridcx's Grewest Ccxrpet Vcxlue A , days exam a today. pronounced them and two . ________ were requests from to House _ .----. 1~_;v. -~ ., .1. __ X, - I—- ,%=__ z:~'A' - a She Looks At Her Own Mutation B J(Jy STILLEY NEW YORK IAPI While I am aware that physical adaptations In the human have taken place - as designated for a one-story professional office building. The developer said he was denied R-3 and office commercial zoning by the county. week's agenda is an annexation request Also on six lots at Robin and Orients Avenues, requesting C-3 light Albania and Moslem mosques have been converted into museums depicting "Communist progress." And in some parts of Albania monasteries have been burned at the icten''k' of party ffi'.':E. 11 —z next a - Jr., _ Under new procedures in which petitions for rezoning or annexation must first receive council attention and then be certified by the county tax assessor and in which the fee has been upped from $100 to $400, the city was "swamped" according to City Clerk Jane Richards, with four petitiona coining in as late as 3:15 p.m. before Tuesday's 4:30 p.m. meeting. Two received council's okay for initiation of the annexation process. week's council agenda is a request for Placed upon be known tennis-oriented townhouse project Edgewater Townhouse Condominiums, located on SR 436 near Mud Creek Farms and Meredith Manor. The developer requests density of 9.6 on the 10 acres, with three acres to - are to SOUTH S EM I N 01 E MIDDLE SCH00L TALENT SH OW L( )IS Majt'in accompanies herself on the guitar as Laureen Garrett ( '\n Uiley Photo) holds the microphone in school talent show. - New Appendage race Detlona DeBary l Herald Services comp Room Foreman SUBSCRIPTIOP RATES s( Sf4 20£ MOntb Catho ic Priest B) ALAN DEAN RALPH HAYS Stafl PholograpPec ' Religious Repression . -, • a - - Police hiet Justu:i East reported to council an "unfavorable" report had been received of the jail facilities from the Florida Division of Corrections and that he would make c full fiptit ntit 'l'utothiy upiui thr aica nccdiiig liiiproveinent. The report had rated the plumbing and security fixtures, ccting cnn:;tructIon, cut&dy a n d curtty and hathlnj facilities as poor. Rated as fair were the friliding and equipment, lighting, inmate control and discipline, and receiving the good stamp were ventilating, heating, screening, food, beds and nuittresses, medical attention, housekeeping and sanitation. Overall rating was "fair," East ilso reported the $10,000 grant upon criminal justice studies had been finalized un&r the Governor's Criminal Justice Act. Last week three proposals for a contract were submitted for $7,,00; $5,400 and $6,200, with East recommending the proposal from Carter Associates for (ouncti acc''t.cd I.arit'a r'. im.ri datl; an,i thi cc.',tract. In lieu of the clty' niatch1n the grant vth $1,000 it will provide "in kind" services of office space, personnel, etc. - Petitions Swamp Clerk . Ir*anforb 372 2611 "The prince must imitate the fox and the lion, fr the lion cannot protect himself from traps, and the fc. cannot defend himself from wolves. One must therefort' be a fox to recognize traps, and a lion to frighten wolves Thus wrote Niccolo Machiavelli, the granddaddy of at hard-nosed political realists whose name, quite unjustl. has become synonymous with deviousness, deceit and, in intrigue. MaciIave1ll was referring to traps set by one S enemies but traps can also unwittingly be set by one's friends lr fact, the latter kind are more dangerous than the formt'r because they are so difficult to guard against. Watergate may be the prime example of this centur'. What W?1 a plot against the Democrats has been trans formed, in its sorry denouement, into a blow against the Republican party that will take years to recover from as wei as a blow against the integrity and continuity ol the Nixon administration whose effects it is still tot early rly to estimate. is no reason to believe President Nixon is not telling the truth when he says that his initial in'ectiga lion satisfied him that none of his staff was involved it. It the attempt to bug Democratic headquarters Nor is there any reason to believe that the President had to know about the plot from the beginning There is ever)' reason to believe that he wanted NOT to kno'.i about such things The trouble with President Nixon's behavior through out the Watergate affair has not been an excess of "Machiavellianlsm" bill a deficiency. There was too little of the fox in the President when the break-in was first exposed in the summer of 197'2 when a little less trustfulness or perhaps wishful think. ing and a little more ruthlessness to those who had hv.,.p traved their public trust could have spared him from tti trap he has now fallen into and have earned him the praise of the nation, And certainly, there has been nothing of the lion ni the President in his actions in recent days, especialh during his disappointing television address following thi resignation and or firing of three top White House aides and the Attorney General. The public does not want the President to accept "responsibility" for Watergate in a rhetorical sense and let it go at that. It wants to see heads roll—all the heads— and by that it does not mean through quiet resignations Jt also wants at long last, to learn the facts of the mat ter, not only about Watergate but about a whole list '! sinister plots that have come to light—from fabricati 1 cables implicating President Kennedy in the assassination of South Vietnamese President Diem to a flood of phony telegrams supporting the President's handling of the war in Vietnam to "How laudable it is for a prince to keep faith and use with integrity," said Machiavelli. Also how difficult it is he noted. How much more difficult it is when those around the prince do not act with integrity, and how tragic for ,, nation. - giving the go-ahead to pro-reed with l;i'nr'hin ' preparations. Launch Opert"ons Nrectnr Walter K.ipr',' in railed conclusion of the six-day Saturn -Sky!ah countdown test Wednesday "very successful. one of the most successful ever conducted." There was only one hitch, a fuel pump motor failed to start Wednesday morning. But a backuo was brought into 'tervre md ?h' 'nuintitnrn, A. 1 .".1 n tI''.'l n1, 0 intt though delay't ! schedule 0 fl 'r 0 Also Wedne -'L' Conrad. ',Veiti a nd i'(.'rxin Spar.' Center in thorough physical 'exce'th'nt health and hizh .spirlts." Another befor' is scheduled five major launching. The three astronauts are in hook tip with the Skylab, as large as a five-room house, and spent well man ran 2 days in orbit to determine live and work in space for long periods Later n planned the year, two56-day missions ihoirt 1114' arn.' t.mftin tnv ,be ck,"nh 2 in.! AP Aerospace Writer Pha* 2 Man CAPE Kf;NNED'Y, Flit. AP important Skylab countdown rehearsal is srherluled today with the simulated launching of the Saturn lb rocket which is to bnnt three ;ictrr,naut.s to a rendezvous iith the orbiting hbr.ratory. Phase i was completed Wednesday with the practice liftoff of the Saturn S rocket which is to hurl the Skylab station into orbit on May 14. The astronaut.s will follow the next day. I'hace 3 is set Friday, when the Skylab 1 crew, Paul J Weitz and Dr. Joseph harles Conrad climb aboard their Apollo ferry I' Kerwin, chip atop the Saturn lb to participate in the final hours of another countdown, doing everything they plan on launch day. The astronaut.s will board after fuel has been nra med from the rocket after completion tif the This is safety precaution. test later rockets are on adjoining launch pads The about .ne mile apart. Vi e r Friday'c tit, Skylab .'hfflriatc wi ll ¼ '.'r evaluate data from all thr" .'"r'sr By IIOWARI) BENFE)I(i' 0 4 _if..IiIri:. By DON OAKLEY congressional control 20 months ago, but not at the expense of service. Wi th a little more time, says Mr. Kiassen, improvements will be seen. Let's hope they come through soon—th e war mail used to travel in the olddays. ,I 7.,~ - r ___ . - J Nixon Ostrichlike In Watergate Case The Quarterback I By MARION RETIIEA Herald Staff Writer 44 last 1ri years has gone un- Atlantic naval defense pact be tween Buenos Aires and noticed by the Northern The argument was that with the Cape. ph countries. Suez Canal closed, most of the Presumably. this would not suos AIRES Quietly, All these countries are in the free world's oil was coming mean laying a new line, step by step. South Africa half of the 'otid bekn the round the Cape of Good Hope in rather rental or purchase '.iilrfir close :,e with the equator an1 they have ru c'ior todt mri- U nod b liaIiins of the Southern problems. Soviets have The Telegraph Hemisphere. he now put out Of bUSIIX!SS ti) The constituUons of Argen. strengthened their fleet in t 9(st Sonic, observen hazard th t," pro (.tlj) Indian Ocean and the Sou th communications saU'l1stt Mfl would Atlantic is hill Of Russian The cab now n from her Still. beyond that, some of it flows in without such like to offset the isolation she of colored immigrants or fishing fleets and their t Rio de Janeiro and Recife encouragement, now and then in a veritable flood ,& ias. Brazil has no color feels in the Northern bars and there is ever variet rrotectjve naval escorts. and thence across the South The favor-seekers, ever with us, were never so Nu Hemisphere an.sing from bet Neither Brazil nor yArgentina Atlantic to Ascension I,gand trying either to buy advantage or smooth a path out of of mixed blood in the country "apartheid" policies, some trouble or other. What we don't know is whether went along with the penposed where they split at nd and isolated are the cases of they consider this administration especially vulnerable part but their own naval brass Cape Thwn. No matter what the discrimination. Is any flepuhlic'an reEime. generally peiei ed as tti South fncan u,ei A further its "White niotivatiozi, though, there can housing more big money than the Democrats do, tho'uht Nav. establishinentinl969oladireci Australia" policy and New of as likely to be kinder to other money ed types. arJ be seen Uw nutitnes of a future Later Argentina military flight between Johannesburg Zcal id has always been white warmer toward the receipt of yet more money' "special relationship," if not mt'i aLso paid visits, and Rio de Janeiro by South Or are there specific individuals in the Nixon setup p the makings of a power though wi th full equality tot' its • 97(1, Gc'.n. in '1 Alberto Nieto, African Airways (SAM. who are seen by favor-seekers as especially juicy Lrgets' "block," that would U'.LUde Maori citizens. then chief of the Argentine Recently SAA reached an _____________________________________ Suuth Africa, Australia, Neu Aft' years a'to, Sou th Af ri ca cmrnuniratitn :r1-ep! '.'lc l-;r,ti,rz, .rgrntina, "i'n: : tnp r.a;'ai brasa to Rio announc,-t'o tfldt fea't!!' A,rgenuria. hn' a threri flight Ur5iguay and Chile. tie Janeiro and to Buenos Aires studs would he undertaken to once a week between Buenos Much patient work over the to sefl the idea of a South set up it submarine cable Aires and South Africa. - I - OflC: "They just had too much money to play with" To say that, of course, is not to launder the rnoti'cs t and attitudes of people who committed illegal or u. ethical aCt5, and these sources are not doing that, flill they are making a point How did it happen that those hundreds of thousands of dollars were floating around? The answer is a multiple one. The easiest part is the obvious skill of President Nxon's moneyraisers. Since Maurice Stans took money command for him in his 166 campaigning for others, he's never been hurling that way. 'Thursday. May), 1973- ti Skylab Countdown Rehearsal Today Altamonte Too Much Money Watergate Cause? Ones Do Have Strong ImpaclA Torrey C.aiycm or Santa Barbara Channel disasters to grab the nil It thkpç - The Sanford Herald Thursday, May 3, 1973 ALL MODELS ON DISPLAY 834-9424 .1koorsw5tems GREENE" McDONALb karm 4 400 E. Hlghway 435. Casselberry—In the GroItsr Mall (open Monday lii 9 pm.) 630-6007 _J MW WORLD TRAVEL 4I.I IAL PIt it WI I Ii4P.i I'AHi P,,,uNitnA Mi $ PS Ii ti,i HAL HIn I Sanford Electric Co. Opemi Mon. ttmru Fri. Som. 5p.m. Szi PARK . Ciosedon Sit DIAL 312 1) �_ _ : . : __ . I - _ ót.— The Sanford Herald I T1 : ' "' i - Paulette Thenneno, , W. Watkins _____ _______________ 1. \ la JVW Observe ______ _________ ________________ __________ R DORIS W!U.IAMS SOCIETY EDITOR ______ To Marr _______________ _____________ _________ ___________ _____________ ________ ___________ ________ i -~ r --- ir - T - -. ex: ' - - + ' + out to Oak Avenue during thi' hn'elv afternoon affair, between and 5 OrIginal Wedding Attirt p + ____________ -- ______ ____ -: lay r ________ _____________ __________ - -' P ___________ _______________ ___________ ____________ - .. .— -) r ~i11 4 _______________ ____________ __________ i-A . - _____________ ______ _______ ____ + ii _1,•;'' + - _________________________ ,1F -- _i - • r 40 - _______________ -. + ________ fN ___________________________ ______________________________________________ ___________________________ - - , + =+Z + + - + k' " ________________________ F. ~~r + ___________ + _______________________________ I C atop _____ 4 - 1 - ___ . .'- - 111-r " - . .11 T '_" 4 1 * fr iT — p + - . 'O il . - 4 ij BEAu BE'fl'ER: If you can't enlist Bernie's best friend Ic tell him the truth about his "talent," and he cDatknuei iI compulsion to ihai-c It, urge hIm to practice iii upon him to make and hope hr imprnr. and Ir to hiS pedOrfl1al) s. brlrl. f1 1 i 1 _____ It :. - _____ ra _____ pret ' - streamers ac'enting the sides - + i -' MI 1160160160" I elegant creation were floral and )1 11 I leaf designs lavishly ct-nbellished In outlines of pearls 4*; -, The same pearl motifs wert ____ rewated on the trailing COUTi L'ain which was bordered in MR. AN!) MRS. RALPH AUSTIN SMITH ON ANNIVERSARY -* l xurious matching lace. ..Receiving guests in 50 year-old wedding attire 10 L Completing ____ - + c. was an orchid corsage at the \ E shoulder of the gown. L'i I\sTALLJ-;I si', H (.Lt i (hI"}-'J( .i-:i i- 'H i ()737.J anniversary butter mints and Ralph Austin Smith exchanged of Charlotte and Ralph Austin Not to be outdone b Otor) Mrs. NedDa%,i.s,MIs. William Harr. years, Ralph y his bride toasted nuts accompanied the siedding tows on April , I9l, Smith, Mrs, 50 of Grace Fortney I ustin was . and Mrs. Charles Ed. punch and cake, Mrs Charles We%9 dig. Mrs. Stewart Kenney. at First Presbyterian Church. u-ards dwshing and debonair in his . In coninierneration of the (Charles Edwards Photo) Presiding at the purjc~ bowls Meridian, original full evening dress were Mrs Sydney Chase, Mrs. golden anniversary. frierxis and I Both are graduates of relatives of the genial couple tails)satin complemented with a Warren Patrick, Mrs Mildred University of Alabama, 1918, expressed their congratulations black cummerbund and a Babcock and Mrs. Walter Ralph Austin, and Ir 2i for through norai u-ibutes. cards butterfly tie , with a 1111 Charlotte with a major in and lovely gifts. carnaticiri boutannaire in his a lapel English. However they did not Out-of-town guests came 8% FANN[1TEED'iAItI TRI heading the Star Club having part). Merisbers enjoyed ii big Geor;tt' and Mrs. G. F flied until they returned to the from Jacksonville, Tampa, ortnes RECEl'i'lN( LINE .%erved as chaplain and vice. beautifuli% decorated birthdaN campus after graduation for a Ocala. Winter Park, Orlando Mi-s+ Wilhiani president for two years each, cake, coffee a DL';PI-9%('d (it) another table fraternity dance. Ralph Austin. and other points. lunch perrt'nnial coffec-niaker, H C. Forming the receiving line ed by Mr.%. Ned (if fried chicken. POtatO Salads, , and memertoes . were Picturewho d-d graduate work at Neultati.se. wi th the honorees were the tr (in) v Davis w . cl""I'd Smile billions were pinned two sons. Walter Meeds Sniit Mar Club of L)cltonu on Friday W eydig, vIce.predent. Mrs. candy and cookies Pro4esi.onilly each ant' as they stepped Into of Coral Gables, and Ralph newspaper accounts and a Ala. at the morning during the reguinr G. Stewart Kenney, secretary. SO You All Can Pic of Mrs. Smith's parents It whE & ver, elaborate OR- meeting halfto register by Following the wedding Smith Jr. arid his wife. Carolyn. nrsonthly meeting of the club in Mrs. Afford Grayer Fvrtrey, luncheon s tin their 50th wedding an. ~which a nx*nibtr of the wed223-7ml of Quitman. Miss call vJ capahh by Mrs. Ortese Connell and Mrs 91f, Conintunity . Center, treasurer arid Mrs (-harles 1, Mrs Davis, C41 fllversars. - ,11trnian. Mrs. Gordon Leisenring. ding party described at the Others in the receiving tin(Julia is the wife of 'Bill" Edwards, chaplain, Charles Moltruse, Mrs Earl Also featured on Ow table. Sunday ' as one of the !arr, an arid and successful . reception The club voted to contribute Were nwnsbers of the orma] presided Theclubeelebt-aterjjtse1g 11 l.angwnrth'. Mrs. b Mrs G.W. elaborate in Uw Southi, Orvis $25.00 to the Shrine Hospitals wedding part%. Mr. and Mrs. Cart Cleaner _______________________ " tiffl7wt, of IkItonh known to year In existence lit tills flubbell. mr.%, lv% Morgan. were flanc,ick. the bride's they moved to New York 0tN W1111f, limall. Memphis, Tenn.; and Burns Institutes. Next I all for Ins success in catching rnet'trng by 1wv,n& a birthda Mrs. thin Winter,'Mrs. Fred meeting will t.* held May Mrs. Virgil Adnnis, Annision, garters which she wore on her and from there to North :iuc largest fiti in the tltona _____ ________ W1. Rive, siedding this'. Made by an aunt, Carolina, then to Miami arid Ala.; and Mrs. W.T. area lakes For A Treasured Gift he SG-year.oj garters were finally to Sanford. Dallas, Texas, who traveled to Julia is i'li qualified for Shop studded with rhinestones Sanford for the festivities, GWALTP4EY JEWELERS LIFE IN SANFORD A new dimension was cap- Another cherished memento tin-ed at the Woman's Club 204 Park Ave. was Austin's wedding Ralph Austin's first position rk i,, r ,A here dozens of arrangements gift LoiRalph his bride - a solid gold n Sanford was with Senilnole had arrived to decorate . mesh evening-type handbag Count Credit Bureau. In 19!7 area a profusion of floral V complete with hand chain and he was employed as head of the (liii I f I II aiic' ,1 lttti,i;it' 'f Ik'Ilars ho I 'lriricb, lii-erist' in has iI1&at' magnificence. .. SAY regruin si nt-k t,Usse] on the bottoin a Credit Department for Chas' a born "doer' from an earned, hi' can travel to far pr'it lerns in the plant si'tsi "I love You" Upon arrival, guests were fashion accessor) which has and Co.. where he remained made a S prague Electric Co., in North lit' (.'Lm become a gad': :ndall Chitsi' who directed through steady come-back until his retirement .1' "° . Adains, Slass lit 1910, theri left . inventor and relmirman or tA -Ill to Uw guest reg. ,ster. - .1 Others assLsting as floating \L . , ' ,P Both Its ve , 1, the company to become a golf outside' in the sun playing golf. extensive 'cided over by Mrs. C+W. tostesses 1. i at club pro tist' reception were backgrounds in civic, club, working mtusvard our do a huh 7. Your .+ker. This treasured register the Smith grandchildren, Carol cultural, church ' 'First + , In 1933 he' returned to e d din 4w, in The ann it' t'5 home' town, is a bird sanctuars In a rs and BrettandCharlotte. Miami, endeavors, too Sprague. nuirried in 1933. had ..F1 numerous t'o • velebration of Mrs, Smith At it retirenient part%y glVen ill 's Also. Mrs. Allen Cox, Mr. mention. one' son and rose from a -r of ' \ his honor, April , i at 4 grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Snlith'sniece.Ktuixviljc,'j'enn Production worker to the head There are anniversaries and ('W, Mevds. Hilton Inn West, Orlando, were Mrs Lamar man at Sprague's Beaver Street Robinson, ye's, there are more an' Mrs W.A+ Leifler introduced sonic o! his nszins friends Ito::. 1e'ric1iiri, Miss., and Mrs. nive'rsars celebrations, but !iiculitt, alac, in North Adams. Misssat'tiwttts plus isll enSANFORD Un' guests to the receiving line. P.b. Anderson, Jack Burney, odds are fliat In 1965 he came to the Central I will never "g plos'e'es, from the' I)earborni ait) FLOWER SHOP vowp,W Horida area with Dearborn Co, William Kirk Sr arid Rose attend a fete so memorable, R EfliESI1ME%-17,S Plant. These employet - will ~ Southward and built up t),e production area here love and charity have rt'miwnitr tinsi he' listened to A 1 11.1. 11411, of (1w conipans into a highly Ais the Misses Laura Chase, reigned for 50 )t'lirs in the it Tsio identical tables, overlaid prublenis and suggestions and __________________________ t'ffic'menut organization with his wL'fitoutuftiis war to be kind t with white linen, featured huge' hon Harper, Mary Secord and . _/ Production experiearm, At the floral centerpieces of gold and Grace Marie S,int.-cipher. linvone wit(, aske~ for advice or time (hits was what the plant help. wti;tt', accented with fruit nit'cded. pUfleti at one end and a white He was the Dearborn cow('HL'RCH %%'all was uot forgiving about tiered cake. t(114" with a gold selor it- niany in just atIout all% WALTER J. ROIIANE Wing hary lit- Spent 40 )'ews "50" at it)(. OptIosilt' end Gild subject Hi' was also Ust' fattier ('haricitte Marie' Mt-t'd arid Ililth'artx'rn 'IA;U\' v AIll(I-: tind her with Sprague' Electric- Co. but partner, CarIyni White', performed about 80 years of expert to open their new '. s , hard work in comparison with t1" 141 -1 , '4 ~. I ~~ ~~ IL~; busines:11 in Oviedo on May 5. the average perbon He itarted ! - I . ,\ To be called The Equestrian, to ;i'nrk e'arly.left lute and never the shop si-Ill carry a coin. stopped thinking of host to do phete selection of tack, riding tiis work better. His definition : .* 1 .W.e e apparel, arid gilt items for of relaxation is - 'duin the person who likes English Szflhi('t)iiflg (1"ciitlt'o' ii,r's Mrs. Warren enioys In retiring from tit, trade he t S horse riding, but says she rejoices at the ()pp011UflitV Lu :1 4'5 not get riiut'hi ti!n4' for c'iitrh up or: is anss aspec't. of Id . rclaxing thib wa), kXcause %hich Ill& past activities I- ".'e, i \ Td ,JL&4 slit.' is very involved with her prevented Nusi things such as ( children arid their activities Little tI1ing make' a liii, Real Lstiitt' S oration - - - - - + • -. ' 0 + • - . '.- - . u DEAR ABBY! ,Sly husband isn't an alcoholic. but after he's had a few he gets very generous and away things lilts cufflinks, expensive pelts and pencils, even the necktie he is wearing. I lie practically forces things on people, some of whom he hardly knows. Some folks realize it was the booze talking, and the them. But next day they will return whatever he's most people just keep it. starts 4 + iih r _ 37 'limps __ ____ 4Ofltr.tavm 41 LtsI twln) 42 1An'c 45 Relied on mr(hetk SI FL'N 75 Footb.lI Tr.s1 op punt tnsttIon liii. by Ittik 3 sufli 7$ 54 enthustaiti LTOUP (ib 7 (slang) 33 $$,g Takes 3$ Peruse bmth,r 17 Stray 21 Coboy'a nklnsme DOWN 22 Rtpp.d 74 TI,,an monk I Froster of Pastries 76 Patriarch of 2 Gambling Alexandria 0 27 Golter's term S PiovI'In for 30 7oro.strian support sacred booka 4 Record. 3+7 Chemical ______ ______ ______ _________ _________ Mihlsysnon!' 79 C,mmtnIsU _______ 1 Dry, is wIns 31 flohIifl( right 33 jggfl for fl7 5 currieri (FT 3 p.rtner (thaI 17 Printing mistakes 19 Annoy 23 Uncloces (0I) 24 Ilathe (poet.) 4$ Polynesian - . ------ (5 ' j' it — — — — ill - 9 0 ________ (Rib ) 8 1 CBS, "It Tnkeq A l4vt Of .4 chestnut 2$ turd. (root.) 47 European 26 I Itelen's river abductor 4$ Ptpenstvs (legend) 27 IlibIlcal region 50 Saul's uncle r' .-. r- r- it's - - 40 Fits of anger 4$ Governed 42 n+egon.t 3 I1orssb.c gvll. 44 Hon of Seth 70 TIdy ii [)sms.ti hydrncari-on 5 TurkIsh title 2* The IdI c TV, "I"itne ights with the iwphew played by M itche ll Itli St. John ani' the principal .I:inice li ttle, Stone ter, /eni. Mtitel, l'ley fHInnt injury. Lieutenant p launchesan ihnrntl(r'run). Chad Everett Silberman tft)te(l 11)151 Ilflhl51UflI spcclnl i'hnutsve prnl'e to UflIkl (ill' Warren, George (nhel, Carl and ln'pec?nr Keller alternate hIrh fneu'ird nn the unusual rIrrtiititnnr1al evlderive built fliilliin(ine and Kenny II gets proterting the woman, and and the F'Irst Edition also lire hunting down the killer. ft all prnnpening of pets. Chad takes up against Greet. featured, There also are carnen' lcad to an exciting rooftop vIewers Inn visit to a p)%h hotel apperLrnrn'ec by (jits Elliot. for dogs in Nt's .lrrsev. mul ii Dale Evans, Ilfl(l tiny lingers tiitiital heiiltli institutlifli ill ABC, Kung f'tu "Ancient Grerge Kirby, F'rankie Ava!ot Irkti setter i.l() Missouri wtwre give loving (ef1(li'r tare to W,irnlnr" Chief Dan George and Sam .hilfi'. Edward' Pl8Y' disturb CII I nn,lliflatc(I for an Oscar for tik young man tranformncd into •' tIii) Ilonally le ) nnngsters a valuable therapy. perfonmnano'e in "Little Big Western hero whose Man' guest stars as a dying nivive a ghost town Zero iv the There's also Coll veisnlioiis with Iniiliiaii who Wants to [IC [Itirird villain naturalists. ornithologist. iH keepers, and veterinnnrinns. in his native valley. (nine tries (C4'rnt 40 Sat & Sun 1 30) to oblige, ttit learns the onceNO W SHOWING peaceful valley I-.% flow a I(ll ABC 'flw Streets of San Ijustlinig town, anti the site the R.9 NBC, 11w FlIp Wilson Indian picked for his grave is Fnilrwisl'(I I Perlin i The First UlacJ Girl Day of Forever." A crated (Win Flip has a tin renter of town, Show lB'run has killed three prnctltiits. but striinip', supportitip', cast on his his fourth intended virtini. guests tonight, Including Tony lIe vor I y I in,ol.i,i pla yerl t' Randall, Dionne Warwirke, and 0119 Burns atiol Avery ".11 ('ItS, ('ItS Thursday Night ,luk A Sthrt'its'r, back together as a Mnvh'c lint Millions. -nnwdy team Tony imol Flip do lighthearted - o,iieily about is BINGO it good spool of those ('sill- rotsiputl'ri7eoI taper iiiastertk F P I DAY / - JO P M -'-IlseruiJils that sell albuniss of nisinoled by Peter tlstinov U' Maggie Smith plays ISIS koOk) bilt-hit records of the past All Souls Church %if('. iinol Karl ,1aldrn and tint 'h pun of chill 'hint )i$' a Pow skirted IHsses whose coitipany 70 (, AM t' ('A -( rfl4( F a 'i Alit MINI Squid 1k run P is vic'tinuiin'oi by Ito' ('(itlIpUt('r K genius ('they" The nephew of + O ALL E VL INC l,"All taken lntoi rrrosl 1. t ctive ('UstOd)' by (isptain (;P Greer while he tries to build __________________________ _____________________________________________ )'ilSC against mobsters. '11w lt)-ll NIH', Saga if Sonora (IISOC takes an unusual turn titseii (;rei'r finds himself at'- hurt's IliUSil' arid ('Onliedy a! i-used of 1M'tng on the lake.'' Don Aol;uitis hosts a spoof of LAST DAY #.A IS SUOlHf S SUI 'lin' Mod Squad, witt the aid 'l Westerns Vince Edwards and MOON' '100 1 8-9 _________ - ' — — IT" — — — — — — — — — — — - 20 — — 19 22 iF — — -- - — — — -- _.. 24 25 - -. _____ _____ ______ FQ— Is pro _________ — _____________ = ________________________ — — — — 42 4.3 (4 ___________________ ________________ — U J — — — 41 __________________ __________________- _________ 41' - - — — _______________ _____________ - 5' i_- — — ui- ', ________ - 1 00 JACKPOT — — — — £ __________________ , , , STARTS ______ ._ - — ._21 - J' I - VS POINTEEIS I eleviston - Lining and Underlining: -, - .4.., 4.) e ________________ — — — r - BAS KiN _______ — — — giving - T - — — — — — — .r . ' ' '. - 311 ______ _______ - + — ______________________________ _____ ______________ + + Thursday, May 3, 'T! __ __ _____ _____ * Amer hl hig ________________________________________________ _____ ________ -r 1 - _ 1 . ,' + - - - ..% -4 1 story S t4 , V. N.wi up -- -AV S DEAR ABBY: We ary Mired As a child my husband was P.Jckei around didn't have much education but Bernie schooled himself and became a very big huslnes SUCC(?M. We have no money problems, but I have a hi1 problem 1th Bernie. He has decided that he is a "pet-former.' lie has had ~ no musical training. but now he tries to play the mouth organ by just bIo1ng in and drawing out. He doesn't watt to be asked, he carri the mouth organ everywhere, anti offers to play. He is simply terrible, but people don't know how to discourage him We recently went to a party and Bernie held the floor for 45 minutes attempting one song alter another. It was dreadful I was embarrassed I )Uldn't hold my head Mean hile he f.snt'u's himself a natnial I have a feeling people are looking at us sideways I asked Bernie not to play in public until he learns a few r,umers, hut he blew his top and said. "Everyone else thinks I'm great. You're just jealous." He reminds me of a man 'e both knew who hhd sgood voice when be was young, but In his later years his efforts to entertain were pitiful. When he died I heand people say "Well, now we won't have to listen to 'Shanty Town anymore." How can I handle (his? I love him, but he won't listen RE1I'Ell BAli' IN ARIZONA to me. r-' J - - needs lessons I Itlz~.d ____ Ii1ii 1110111 Ca By Abigail Van Buren - _____ - - I ___________________________ .+; - f — BII (1(1iii 11 . --- Observin the honcsred - -10, in their original wedding attire was a " irst" for me when thet grecW thr uc.$.c a r.d$8ItI% °. i, as am "%'ourig' bride and groom harlotte's gown as oh1+ solutet the most exquisite c're.athsn I have ever seen. The + riginai wedding in a 4 I Meridian, Miss newppr described the gown as 'ivor-s kitten's ear satin," By today's standards, the a inn. t!iai' ____________________ iiiidiehirht with Impctd r PAULETFE 'J'RiERMENUS - ican humorist I2Century(ib) 13 French frIend 14 7 7.7Cr $ ____________________________ ____ ___________________________ / 1SS 5 ,. -' ' i _____ ________ - - ugh - ~ iP.e.v' Pvul. _____ 31 (flr' Fitind Es'.nhow'i 3%br.ds nkknams 4 11.-dy huoin. 3$ F..t (Fr ) S + -'- +' - . A wealth of histor and . + Culture of the Old S.ith reflected Sunday afternoon at ;7 Sanford Woman's Club when Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith celebrated their golden Tt wedding anniversary. Never have I seen an'thin like it As residents of Sanford for .1 5•4'$ Charlotte and RaIp Austin Smith have bee: proverbial pillars of tit community durtm their happ and involved tile here The invitation list ineludr. over 500 guests, with a line o i WW1l! ____________ - __________________________________ fish ______________ y People and Things _________ ___________ _______ 7 Ann versai:y Golden ______ _________ ____ ' __ ____________ _____ ff ACflOS f1W i_,=- _________________________________ _____ Austin Smith _________ ___ _________ ______ ________ _________ 'r. and Mrs. Consuanstrne Theodore Thermerios, Green .: imis Ethte, announce the engagement of their .;ughter, Paulette Julia, to Larry Wayne Watkins. son of Or. and Mrs. Fred T. Watkins of Orlando. The rrIiflg Planned for June ]8 and will take place at the Holy Tr.rut' Greek Orthodox Church. Miss Thermenos wits graduated from Dulaney High School, Baltimore, Md., and is a junior majoring in Psychology at Florida Technological University. She is employed by Anthony & Thermenos, Inc. Mr. Watkins is a graduate of Whiteland CunmunIts' School and Franklin College, where he obtained a H.A in eronogcj He is presentl a graduate student at florida Technological University and is a teaching assistant In the rnllegt' of Business Administration, The Th e couple will reside In the Orlando area I nllnwi' their Ralph lII JlI __ ______ ________ __ ____________ _ __ -, ~~ ------.-- - -- - -1 -~~ I I The Sanford Ileriild I _ ______ . - ------- Thursday, May 3, 1973 - Larry N III U R SDY ____ TOMOPPOW' , A__________________ NICE rA'F3 RiA 9 "5 Ti i' F ' T nm ____ you...? 1:30 (2) Three On The 1u'OII'USi'.flSS$ _______________ + T () As The World ' I Turns given 7 . 4 4 .+ ' DEAR WWE: 'its. Sobriety. .. the same DEAR ABBY: My husband and I live street with my inlaws, and since we have the same last name, the Post Office is constantly getting our mail mixed up. When my mother In law gets our mail by mistake, she opens it and reads It. Then she brings it over. She knows all our business before we do. I told my husband to tell his mother to quit opening our t, to mail, but he doesn't want to start a fight. Don't tell ask ti'e Post Office to be more careful. They have every excuse a the bock from mail sorters who can't read, to addresses they aren't able to make out, Sometimes I think NO PRIVACY they do it on purpose. What should we do? on G. Star Clu b Celebrates 8th Birthdai,~p - - + 4 - DEAR NO: Slwr your husband doesn't waist to Irritate isis mother, a Post omee box might be good investment, a Problems? You'll feel better it you gei it off your cbetL For a perso,"I rtply. write to ABBY: Box No. 0700. L A.. CaW. IONS. Eacse stamped. self4dds.ed enflisPe. For Abby's • Kaow." seed SI 1 - ."-' Js, , t . ' '. 0 - '' - -- SIDEWALK SPECIA LS $ 88 big difference' in any .fl wornan' wardrobe'.' Help Moi rinbe'Ilisli lien. CI,m ''o I ATTENTION! Medicare Subscribers 11 MEDICARE INSURANCE entities you to - I 1•HOSPITAL BEDS PATIPIIT I *YDt --•••• I 'PRESSURE BED PADS %. '.v.m(J)E As Prescribed ty Your Physician I I-lanes Hose ~-b , " • WHEEL CHAIRS BREATHING MACHINES — I iI I I I MEDICARE iii Ea KefliUCk SUPPLY CO. Av e Clip And , OcLind, Florida Brunch /P'71 Coats Collins Bags , O4IO! , V urne Jev.elry (9O4J-736-322 1 f, STAINLESS STEEL I RONING SU A FACE CAN'T SCRATCH OR SNAG Gift Suggestions If I I =NEWI HOOVER STEAM/DRY IRON 'V BankAmericard f . -,_ I (2iio N. Park SAIFORD, ____________________________________ - Modern Spa nish Early American Mediterranean Mailer Ctrge 11~~) f 10111~" '0 ___ ______ ~ II' - SMITH BAGS I I 684; 22 _____ BEDDiNG & PACK 'J 11A WHILE THEY LASTI --I I " ARRETT'S a Sanford your mutual ofjectives is line now Don't ask for any special favors tonight (,et the information you need at a social gathering Studs' it well VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Making plans with bigwigs about a civic affair is fine but m&kc %ure you do nothing to jeopardize your reputation Buy whateser applianLes are necessary 1' make your job easier Relax tonight LIBRA tSept 23 to Oct 2 1) Enpge in a new outlet that i% appealing and through which you can increase your income Making new allies is wise, but make sure they are the fight ones Postpone an important decision SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 2 I) Make sure you handle all borne sIfaus m a rnt ,'nnciefltiOU5 way and get night results Your hunches are good now and should be buoyed Using good judgment n.iniglii as vital with SAGIT1 A}(llS (Nov 22 to Dec Il) An', argumncnls a :asonable way for best should he discussed in an associate impontafli civic matter in the results Be sure to handle an tonight plans Make future afternoon 2 to Jan 20) Handle all thm work CAPRI('ORN ( 1+') *,it, vim and viltot and it will won treatments in the afternoon Start shopping today for new apparel you want Express more happines' AQUARIUS (Jan 21 no Feb 19) You arc thinking dearly in the field of now and can accomplish great deal, especially entertainment Put those special talents 10 work and commercialize oft thcm Do 15OfC reS'IIflf PISCES ([;ell 20 10 Star 20) You have an opportunity to waste no time in doing improve situations at home and should and follow the licit Get the others so Listen to the advice of appliances that are nri,CSaarY he on she wail be IF YOUR Chill) IS lf( )K N I (JI)AY wall develop the who one of those delightful young people alue and make ability to whittle adcas down to a inactical v is in this chart and tile thel, .1 pI(~1fjtjjhIc 'rhe triventot ditecituns 'teach to discruflinatoiy where finish whatever has been started Iteini wise playmates arc concerned is What you mike of "I he Stars impel, they do not compel your life is largely UP to YOU for May Carroll Righter's Individual ForecUt for your sign and $I to is now ready For your copy send your birthdate Carroll Righter !'wccast (name of ncWipapel) Pt) Box 629, hollywood, Calif 90028 new FURNITURE CO. family Owned & operated _00 S. French..! 3-35 yot a chance to use your cleverness to put your affairs on higher plane You can gain the good will of all with whom you have business dealinp IIIe afternoon finds some obstacles that require self-control ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr 19) Keep occupied during the morning contacting others for constructive PutPoses, but spend the evening reading and enjoying the quiet at home Do your shoppirif early C,et a good night's slccp TAURUS (Apr 20 (0 May 20) Study your financial position and see what should he done to add to present income Obtain ideas from banking etpcnt tts4im are helpful Engage in favorite recreation tonight, but watch the cost GEMINI (May 2' to June 21) See what you an Job have a happier personal life Plan to see your close friends more often I:npging in a new hobby no* could tiring g'C3t ut,sfaction Make plans Ion the future MOON CIIILI)REN (June 22 to July 21) Much studying ing most obtain good ideas from experts Follow your intuition which is good take it easy tonight . I- DEAR POLLY—We have a new hanging lamp with a glass fiber globe inside where the light bulb fits the light is turned on the glass fiber gives off a peculiar odor. Does this odor diminish as the light gets older or is there some other solution? This is most embarrassing when we have company. —rns. • 200 E. First Sanford Fla. _ -- a' (3) Soul (6) Mov le (') Kung Fu (13) Movie . + [WAR POLL\' I SUpI)OSC it Is wrong 11)100k i 'itt horse in the mouth but I cannot help feeling peeved wten we are ll pleased to see) on a label in a garment and then have that Label turn into a mass of threads the first time ills washed—MRS. L. A. D. DEAR POLLY—With food costs rising so rapidly I am re-examining the things we ordinarily cat. If something has no nutritional value I do not buy it. I make cookies with raisins and apple sauce rattler than chocolato chips or candies. We drink less tea and coffee and more lemon. ade, fruit punches, etc. For snacks, I provide nuts, chopped sugared dates, fruits and puddings instead of potato chips or candy. If food has to be a major expense at least it should be real food.—DONNA (44) Movie 9:30 (24) World Press 10:00 (2) Saga of Sonora (3) TodaY In Legislatur e (9) Streets of San Francisco (24) Today Legislature 11:00 (2) NewS (4) News Great Big _ NORTH 6.192 KJ964 4 AQ • WLS'r 4 Q .1 V A 107 53 EAST V Q 82 1086 496 ' 4 A K J 51 SOUTh (B) A K 107 V Vold •KJ31 41054 Iatl1 vul,,,'i,,I'lr %% el North I.*su Pdi. I'.i 2V Pass I'as 44 South 14 24 Pai Ojx'nung lruti-4 9 lected three club tricks and It was Up to 'Fed to discard on the third one. lie thought quito' a while and finally got rid of his ace of hearts. East looked surprist'd. A kibitzer almost fe I off his chair Dummy laughed UP roariously, but declarer was strangely silent lit' knew what was coining and he' knew titsen nit rae' I was (l$JUIiI*'(I Sure enough, East led a fourth club arul Lightncrs (CCfl of trumps WIS the set ting trick Was his play a lucky Not at all Ile was sure to beat the contract this guess? tither way NIws,AUi PITIIPIISI ASSH By Ossiald & James Jacoby ___________ Forty 'ears a o Ted Light of New York was one of (lie five or six best players %%'i-sl Souls East North (hit' world. lit still plays IThIc 3V rubber bridge regularly and l'us '1 in our tpiniion IS 110W liii' he'st You. South, ii,ltl octogenarianpl ayer an>4K$5 '$ASZ •KQ $086 4AJ where. (to you do nowl wilat I'll r u it 1 h the 5- ears his A—Ila%%. A further Illif b) ) 011 Nell cluiracterized gaille has by soundness r'uitht's :hun nuiglit kid to roubk. t)'milllnnct', but once In a TODAY'S QUESTION while he COIIIC& Up with ii Instead of bidding three real barn-burner play. spadeb, yOtil pM IIII C I )1M lie hit on the 1iuj' choice Jumped to six sso-tsuuI) utter of the nine of clubs opening your double What do you (10 against South's four-spade now, Answer tomorrow contract. East promptly col' Lives LIght (9) Newlywed Game 7:30 (2) The Dortors 16) The Edge Of Night () Datlr,g Garrw 3:00 (21 Another World (6) Love Is A Many Splendored Thing (9) General Hospital (73) Local Programming (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2) Return To Peyfor, Place (6) The Secret Storm (9) One Life To Live (44) Underdog 4:00 (2) Somerset (3) Sesame Sireet (6) Mery Griffin •/ . S A PA:*veCrW AClif 4?, 1 Vkke , A 'oco-so s FEATURING STARFING . . Fiona Fult;~ Peter Sellers Alice I )! 11's unforgettable fun for jidulls, and r-.,-. , , the world's third best \children alike uliIng noest irplodes to life . . .. . ,-. - as *. as SAT-ONLY1 11 FRI Fr-dal "' I 110 I 'i' ' " l' salwitsy I)) I H ? is I I :J Rim, + J L* __________________________________________ c rtsr •x •'.' (44) Batman : FRI. I, .s'Ai. - !3 ash ______ STARRING I] (9) News (13) TBA (24) Electric Company (44) iiii' Island 6:00 (2) The Big News (3) SeSOmC Street (6) N"s (73) TBA (4) CBS News (9) ABC News (44) Gamer Pyle ______________ 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (6) Secret Storm () News 12:30 12) News (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) Split Second (44) Garner Ted Armstrong 1 :00 (2) I Love Lucy (4) News (9) All My Family (44) Movie fI1j\NJ) i ______ MORNING , 7 ~ (24) Electric Company FRIDAY AFTERNOON G (I 3) TBA (449 Get Smart 6:30 (2) NBC News (6) Gamit 11:20 (44) For Your Information 7175 (44) Professor KItiel 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Bewitched ,4L'VEtfURf1S1N Neighborhood (3) Electric Compsoy Your Fut',re Is Now 19) Sunrise Jubik e ,,:IS (A) Sunshine Almd,imic 6:30 (2) Garner Ted Armstrong (6) Sunshine Semester 7: 00 12) Today (6) CBS Morning News tiozo's Big Top t 8:00 (6) Capt Kangerno (9) Mike Douglas Show 9:00 (2) Poll Donahue Show (3) In School Programs (until 4 p to (6) Perry (9) Movie 10 00 (2) Dinah's Place (6) The Joker's Wild (9) Password 10:30 ( i) Battle (6) The DLRS 10,000 Pyramid 1100 (2) Sale Of The — — CUS- 0 .. FLfl1'JUVJIl! (6) Hogan's Heroes Beyond S ( 5:00 (3) MisteRogers (13) Starcast 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World of Entertainment (44) Movie 1:00 (9) Movie S1B4TG " I (13) Plxdnne (24) Sesame Street (44) Love American Style 4:30 (2) Bonanza (13) TBA (24) MisteRogers Neighborhood (44) The Adams Family In CHARLTON HESTON —ENDS TODAY— 2:30- 7:30-9:10 () The Guiding () One Step 6:00 (2) Thursday, May 3 WIN AT BRIDGE a — 39vS from t he Coirolt Pi~iIer hgftate a - - (; ç ' + HOISN~~~~~ I - ' iris, CARROLL RIGHTER'S . ' Box "Whet Tee.-Agers Want to Los Aegeks, Cal. SIlOS FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1973 S. Rohane J Fete Polly's Problem . Iorjj 'Doer' Employes DEAR POLLt'—I think Lillian who asked about the besi way to line a garment she was making, is confusing tin' (lerlining and lining. Underlining is used to give body and add opaqueness to a lightweight or loosely woven fabric. Bonding has replact4t much of the necessity for underlining. it Is sewn to 1111? material in the seam allowance and prior to the garment's construction. Linin is sewn separately. sometimes even cut from special pattern pieces. and then added prior to herntifln$. Lining conceals seams that may be scratchy (wool), fabrics like rayon that ravel easily or those that shed, like corduroy and velvet. Lining a garment makes It easier to slide into and the garment hangs better, Pattern envelopes usually sugfabrics best suited for the style of the pattcrn and the ges'e shpet explains the cons ruction best suited for the recommended fabrics. I think Lillian should more carefully read the envelope before she buys tier fabric, and the construction sheet before she starts to work. The type of fabric, garment and nersonal preference determine e underlined, lined, neither, or whether the fabric sI both—ShARI Your Future Is Now— English () Truth or Consequences (9) Wildlife Theatre News (24) Film Forum (44) Petticoat Junction 7:30 (2) Winners Crcle (3) Sew Easy (6) What's My Line ) Hollywood Squares (11) Movie (44) HOglfl'S Heroes e:00 (1) Flip Wilson (3) Skylab (4) It Takes A Love lot (1) Mod Squad (44) Wild Wild West I 14 ____ a Song for Heaven" vi' "COUNTRY MI sic GOES TO TOWN" 10.15 ALSO ASHVILLI REBEL Starring Loritta Lynn At "JOHNNY CASH ALL STAR it _________________________________________ , - , ', \4 'j ',l \-1 ' r . - Wolf man Jack Still Growling 11 JAY SIIARIIUTI Al' Television Writer 0 9 F - 4 I t: \ I I .. Ou I ,t.,rI'l uu, in' dt,*n Lu L.Z.iJ+ I vLuv UC4fU)( Ligowers sillge I I I J's ruthec than 70, ,%oww srn. my frsa'nds pass me b) and the,' tt tstk t'h.v can't b5-',+ . all .tr,'utt ., V t(I6I I on tie tapes tit Ins home in Beret-I) hills ('uhf., and syndicates to slightly itiure than 1, 400 .stuitionis In the U.S. Wolimun probably us tuta!!y unknowntoulder folks, But he's a legend to millions of teen-age listeners and to, say, anyone who still can recite the coinpktt' lyrics of "Blue Suede Shoes" I fe's mild lit person and wild tin air, Ills delivery is a rapid-firy growl, punctuated now arid then by the loud, mournful "OWOOOO" that huts been lila trademark since 1959. That was the year the Brooklyn-taarvi disc jockey lilt it big with his show front station XEI(I" Ili Del Rio, 'Fex,. , 0 0 ,, television announcers got sitiere they are today with perfect diction Lind deep voices. W.shfiiian Jack, the other mud, did it with the taped howls of %tI)lvCS. The familiar howls don't usi'ally accoimipany hun in I00 chores as the regular announeer on the "Midnight Sixciiil" pop niwlic ShOW that e'omii. iist'ni&'i'seiictiS'tuntlay at I a Ili on NIt1'-'l'V. But they're always heard t)II S ne" ' 4 , * + WHILE ou LOSE THAT UGLY FAT EAT W . , '0 )U'J 'JI Sit' 'i' .IICJ' s iU USC t, I mote poundi of eacesie no longer it'e ee..itn habit. be ,, Now w'th ii. X 1 svaghi Reducing Plan. you can ernu'e caie with th e X' 11 P151%, 'Oi *ant ioae poora anu 'ches from Ihghs. ,et is. eat well *ti,lv ALL OvLA neck, legs, SU ' )L44 .''' Ui less. You weht was) - '/ .\' .(, j - -- - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR NON[ BACK Pta,i ut t luday it fiatitiy tat doesn't (1455(1 peas, lust tisIu1t you) *.npty fit it 101lid.jill ftg so lolliled141110 f0l""Il no t7uestuon$ 4 ; asked ECtERD DRUGS _________________________________________________________________ �- 8A— he Sanford Herald - .. . - - • a - = -- - 4 1 - V - = - .- t - * - - - - ••.- 1' ----- - - 4 - . -' - - -. .- - .- ___i__., --- --- -. - - . - V • - - a - f -- - I - - -- p__ -. - - - .t a 1.__* Thursday, May 3, 1973 I hisr;rl.i j. t/.0 1.i, I ho sanford I fPrilt(l I'M I I' In Watergate Scandal Tallahassee Weekend sales and s p ecials. i Nxon Aides To Prosecutor fly BRIMS JACKSON Women's polyester Walk shorts culottes. for men. Watergateprosecutor today, various sources report I _ilvr the two are scheduled to illeet investigators from the Wideman and John 1). Khtlich. St'nati' Watergate mutnittee man are scheduled to visit the iii Soifli' neutral ltrmlnsl' liCllifll I n tie I (her to the s'rcutii' nor i,'l:islahivl' nrtii iii 1, t,vern,iient, it sistine siIil, Writer wsiIlN',ToN( All) - Out. 1cstng White House aides 1 lU Associated Prr unit I;ieettr,it c ould t'iii,ie later tioltir, but simru's give fi'nst;g autsitints of the tIting, ' - i! Specal. 13 i rip pu liii' (ICVCI(il)Ilii' Iii M (01111' anitiist reports that the two trn.e 1 Ms4.li)le inilk1i,ir'rit for their rol.' its an alleged White House Haldeman, White I 1111151' ( hid of st aff. iirirl EhrIlri,riiiiri, Ir r'sIqle,it thief Ison'i dii,tsi't ii' ha ve siti vi ser, invi'ru;i i the Watergate ni'sig,ieil. And Wednesday the, iri'f;ippiug White House feted is realignment (if resporicihilit Ii's Stuff veti'riinss will Fill their voituit k's ti'rtisirnriiy, count's usid Vice iresiilent Spiro 1. gns'w was given no expanded risk' its brining dottiest Ic policy, liii' While, liotis.' uinnmmni i'd Meanwhile Wednesday, the .1 ustk-e Department cited the Werinerlmi, %'lsiy 2, f'71 Ih-. (,r,err.or S*ttied into law Ftqiiuns-c (.pn ns'gttitsofl4 Professional (ontra' t.c rfor state contracts to be a',varrlesi In englre"r4 rhiteq'tA and land surveyors HR W) rutker - 1 hi' i i,u ,tp,i?ti'.' Which ti ( q,iiitl he fined 13,1A on the alleged violation, tkni'd it had tn'okrn the law, It usisn rusted that Ve4to's money was given hack to him after the Securities and Excha nge ('omrrii ion sue 111111 Fir ciphs'iniing $22-I million from (sir fund,; The liaise 1(1114 l'accevi Uampaign Spi"niiiri paign spending violations by cecret4iry of 4tat.', attorney general and new seven-member Pieetsnns (ommsscfrn fill I4 Martinez and others, To Senate u" land ce Requires legislative review of land iidelsnec adopted hy the Cabinet. SR 241. Henderson ard I liiidrpq, Returned to Senate, Itetati Installment Sales Provides for order in which psyments shall be applied to revolving charge account; .'It 100. Firestone. To governor 1v'signate's protion of US. I from ionmd1s I ligliway ri umr mos B i d ct To Reject IV' War Funds i De I AM I 77 (4 S irid solids Si:'ec _ f10 \ / Ph "5" II -'- ' \I!ASI II N( •• Polyester scoop neck culotte dress. n pink, maize or green prints or IU., I .. , '()V a' - -., -' ' -. • ,' -I, -' - ,- , • , - :.-_'.-• -. - - - - ,4 ./ ' - GILBERT (;LADNEY of Oviedo was taken to Winter Park Hospital this morning after I)epiitv Rxkv Ford found the man pin.u'd inside his car at 4:54 a.m, this morning on SR 426, just west of Trinity Prep School. (;ladney 'H .. apj)an'Iit lv lust control of his 1972 l"ord and slamtne(l into two trees, destroying the car. 'I'ruupt'i' Denny Stafford is investigating the accident Gary Taylor Photo) 4! Flood Dangers Subs t"'dio ng Boys muscle shirt, IH B, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS afternoon shuul allow the rise iiti1s about a tenth of us loot s stein is weak. The crest of the Mississippi by Saturday because of the Mississippi and its tributaries in Iowa, flot should pass Cairo, Ill,, torains runoff fruits the to recede slightly, the National Weather forecasters predict at 55 fect, river forecasters northern Illinois and northern daythat recent heavy rains in the Weather Service ill St, IA)UiS. said. Missouri. Midwest are to end today but Mo.. said. Over-all, tile flooIls- have reForecasters farther south say No ne%v crises were reix)rted warn that new cresLs on the upto stay suited in 11 deaths, put an estithey expect the river per Mississippi would result in in the seven-state flood area. itlsin its banks. But with the mated 11 million acres under The service reported Wedcontinued flooding in Southern Mississippi so high, its tribuwater and caused more than nesday that the Mississippi at teas. fl , at c(t'.it060 million in damages to (:uri ed A "tranquil" weather picture Winfield. Mo., about 75 miles for the Midwest through Sunday upriver From St. Louis, would tug flooding where the levee crops The latest cStItIiiItCS Indicate that more than 24 million acres Removng Roadblocks to Learning an.' tinder water in Louisiana sport shirts. 'F Special! Getting A Student to Try FlRsro'.s}-:uIEs Polyester zip-f r3rn Culotte dress Pink, maize, or green prints with while. Sires 10-18 By LeslieJ. N*ion, Ed, 1), for $ No one, lies up - '', -. . In It t'arning potential Evem one has at least .t ji artial block nu stsmt' art'.s , earning Some can'tt•m rs'tnls hat ths' hi_is e read even aft' rea.iing an article tt., or dir. times Some ha's trisulil Putting putting their thoughts it Sortit' art' poor test takers. The- list of blocks ii -. learning gi-s (ifl and on. Learning blocks are not L eutgro%i n. Just keepi ng itude'riis in school Is not di,- ir $nlution Since group met h(Mi not f ti-aching do sh.nt sIee ___________ ___________ 40 _ _ _ _ _ _______ - - gm -. - lo r river forecast Senate Democrats, meanwhile, took a stand Wednesday against Congress' approval of any money for U.S. military activity in Cambodia. Sen. Henry M. Jackson, DWash., said his was one of the few votes against the stand approved in a Voice vote by the Senate Democratic Caucus. / Save 15% on infant needs. Women's sandals b __13 I - 0a I e _•'f t %Tr 1.. .mpleteIy snap-in In solid colors KOH..nN. th ?, ij ; Sale 2 2-5 Re;. 2.C5. r1 atchin; pan:es In famt- t.rdant DnI' rnDdaci'yli' I Sale a (1 h he d. 246 Re;. 2.90. c' c-iasti:ed ends Sanf riqja COtt:i in Ti Sale3 'tS 199 for 1 61 - Speclall - - ________ 0%1!11 Sale 3 ______ - -- Re;. 3 for 252. "I - Indeed sorni' learning hind. are- urrii'd t bnisughout fwrori's life t' efl though hi nia% ha' i- graduated (rut' iIie-gi' -This should not ha,i ;4. With proper coaching the-, I s - a' 0 la uSc otters 'oduCus a sotious Iea!,iin tiiut:, Iii uck s could h s s' hi,s• ii ts'uoved. sel(-cisn(iilvine %% ,I, retlinisitig Sails .% a s isu.i iri ..s-liiuig h'aeI.tri and counselors Iii' iluis'flif.'iI II.' was now w illirig to tr hUt hiout to iii.' shouki show students %%14 1 11V w a U i g s' I list) S (.i r t h. ri-move learns ng hlot'hs This') t-ntii'i'h on rs'a.ti 111! this' us isrils tlt a inS .rsa s'mis.-nt sat hijr. r.'aili rit do it (or them - t he Iris riumil ,.te I\ a(ts'r his' 'I'hs.' ns' t art iii, t udents tHus t tie willing to us ,sril lie i's'ul,t 5I it irs tiltthis' rs-iuisival of ros,lI,liit , c'hu,'.roommi hi- ..sul,i unit his-ar Tit TRY' reashi tug Motivation alone . tts' I li(- w orsi a-' t he I.'ai'his'r $ir. loon I it I 'iii. ttii ita I ,-1 er' " 'T 'r I, U1, ' 1 Each St udent ni tist hi' gut en Satru hail riot t ras miiii hi tin nil ' -' II r' the rorree t to hirung siji the- iiersonal attention and hi-ar.! *tippiirt that will get him to In ut (hi' uu"Ill a it was My suggs''t ion to Saint of his (t-t-1 Ils .51 l.a "S FF' lusts Learn tas ia.ie.jua(- ) anti fear sat lure n-:ut it.. .'To g.-t that first tr a spt'i'il'it is spi-Ils-si ut his-i, N is .ini pr's-s',lun.- roust hi' niggi'st.-.l it llH I. s.I 1 Liar ii t tha' will bri ng sorli,- iruimi-diate I' I ' ' rush iih,i 'ILI ('( •'ss That's w hat t ilt- -in i' torri'tt I. a 50 5 itt this' 'lUSt' tilthook sir till it ( 1s'mtau i ng this' Ro,s'Ihskisk tu, -, ;. list tat sr unit agai n isrisumnu rite A0 • $4 Li-ar mu rug'' is all about ''' Al 1(5.1 ''S illiiggcntions to students arid the' w oril ses'S tug Ili tour nuuiiiul A,,. Slat WI 15'i 31* *n-A.Oin ,, ,• on hots to solve' their how-' it is 1,i'lls'd )31• ' • 3)' Am C *UU should Ibsen Israi'tici' t urningprolalerns larniiig Am (an 35'. H'. us riling the ti onsi 'I'hus- us riling Am Moines it. .. U. For exanui jak': am w Amli V W. H's H'. failing spt'llinug tests. This us as i important since iii taking us I. i'd 2?', '• test it tilust Is.' ibinit' (,ist fflort' than just low marks 2'. 3%'. 15. erusss ii spells rig ifs' hoist a .'ns,,sj, ,'ni,iigh to lit' readu (,,r the ni.''.t is', is- • ii r its rig tI,' us ursi ti.ss 0--11 Iemsr ruing h;l.s'rk Ifs- a sIt-tI us unit on art' ,,, , • ,• '4'-f'ittcni asisig flHht'IIts ls-s'auss' anna tier au a lutagi' C.VOP&L W. 35'. 7%'. I didn't know how Ii, spt-Il lii.' assisuatiog this' ,'urres't s'liing reigoorst 331. "rdo he wanted it) use 114. ti, ith % our o-A it hatigM riling '" •, Ci .'.OP, (, 'S 4 4i• rather than us ills Slit' Isri situ-si had us it hi us us r ii V %V H 35' 15' -us uird ii tilt- lsisiik ( t a(c,s 144 I 44 fl'cugtuitiiafl and t-unst't3 us'nit i - for 217 __ - - - 'i- s ' s Re;. 1.89 fit) r' knit stretch cottn 13 ,tiss n' Os s - s Sale 92c Re;, 109. Cotton r, PI assorted prints Sale 109 Re; 1.29. £i.4.t !ze 'Ticrri disposable diapers, ToØletime' daytime disposable diaper reg 1 49 26 Toddletme overnight O:s• posable diapers. reg 79C, now 67c iodriietime toddler dispsr:e diapers reg 1 04. now 88C ' 296 Cotton thema crt blanket with nylon satin binding White, maize, mint, b'ue or pink Size 36 in x 50 in Sale Sale '' f3'iysjean shorts 't Penn Presto prices effective thru polyester/cotton lenim Two front pockets and zip , fr o nt Assortej colors, sizes 4-16 Also in slim 4-16 - Saturday. JC enney ', trouble ISIS . 1 1111114.41 ', Charge it at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open 10 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday Sanford Pl'za, I , i's-i j"h !!i! , i-ni rig unit Isis f"(1111111, 111414.141 J ntsst'If as a jss_r st u.k nit lit able to learn along with his him in i he mortising hst'nirt' school chsmatrs, L Ills tIllS-I I'ili, in sjs'lliii test" his lack of t-on(id,'ni'.' us tuich etjrtc,h with us-Ill rug had was inutn.•duuu It' 11w big st.'Ji in get 0 tug Iii m spread to all of bits Ia mu tug I'll, ji,t, i ill ii '-i' I, -- f'I,: i: We know what you're looking for. '1 -• ,'. Was a slut'. ri-aster. Ifs' jos-tsir..s! L b a n ese C e Arab War Scene iiou;:it .JENsEN -on.' .( Ue guerilliLls had s cupied a monastery near the ramp to escape army mortar BEIRUT, Lebanon i APi Tank cannons pounded hsghilse and Link fire. Attempts to enforce a shaky apartment buildings today and army-guerrilla fighting spread ceam-fire, negatiated befor-! north of this shell-torn capital, dawn and announced again at as President Suleiman Franjieh noon, appeared unsuccessful. Heavy fighting and shell firs' vowed he would not tolerate a Palestinian "occupation army" raged at the Tel Zatar refugee camp in the eastern sector of in Lebanon A group of 500 guerrtlla.s was Beirut. Casualty figures were reported battling massed army troops at a Palestinian refugee avilable for today's fighting but camp at Dbaye, five miles Palestimaii radio broadeasu said 22 .uerrtILas were killed north of Beirut Witnesses said By Associated Press Writer - not .00, 1 Ia - 14 It a fl y FRED S. I101'TMAN Al' Militar', Writer WASHINGTON sAI'i Senfor repatriated U.S war prisoncars hope For Is mid-June,'' he ers have recommended tu(hut'(I changes in POW doctrines that A weather service spokesman would allow American fighting said Wednesday the rainfall flwfl to give more than the anmounted to UI) to six inches in traditional name, rank and Iowa arid nearly two inches at service number, ;)laces in northeastern M A number of proposals were Miurl offered to the Joint Chiefs of The river at Winfield, where Staff and other Pentagon lead(hind stage is26 feet, was at 34.9 secret briefings during feet Wednesdas fly Saturday ens in the past few weeks, according it's expecte(l to reach 35 feet. to sonnet's close to leaders At St. I,(IuiS, the river aiuinng (lie 566 returned US. reached (hi' 40.4-font mark SotmUit'ust Asian war prisoners Wednesday, more than 10 feet 'Ilie purposes of the recoinabove flood stage, It WilS to mendations would be to better iiinitinue receding slowly tund )ftrt' American fighting men reach 375 feet by Saturday, for (lie ut deal of captivity. Soiiit' boner I'OWs strongly At Memphis, the river Is exiwuteil to -rest Sunday at 41 favor drafting guidelines that will tell American lighting men feet, the third-highest crest recorded there. Ni new Flood how far they may go in giving ore than ther dausgt, h owe ver, is expected eney captors m ruitiit', rank, service number at Metiuphits, which is protected and date of birth abler beiflg by highs bluffs subjet-tel to torture or other The rinnn levees along the -ere thu t'SS. river are in no danger of breakmug, but the crest heading ''Our musen ruet'(l to be told at ilsiw ILstreamui is t'xiwcted to w lust point they may decide to (iiLSt! (lit' Ytitisi River and its tell the enemusy sons things. And tributaries to back Sill further, a what they tuuusy say, as well as • S Army C orps of Engineers how they can prts Suit' false i mitt ugly , siisekt'slmsusn at Vicksburg, Miss., information said titus' former MW T W 0 HOSPITALIZED (iv,tC.r Dqr11aA,r Dt(i-,n' t)ui•PG*UV DuPont r.OA,L,., r. . ion . -- H 44 so 54 , 44 • $4 ', lOSS. iou'. 594 1 , H 311. Ii'. 115 547 547 i - 57. II", 534'. IH *3-4'. N 5%' • 55 • 71' 751 75 's ,-, - ' Si i• ei s,,, onni, ('leflI oj'. Gion " 1..iMüt 1,1, i tIdi•( GQ0d1 1(h (2iiiO,i t**a't Alno AM 11M1,•i 0i u.s Dcii mn C. iii - • ,• 3) a.'. aIm Pr4i'(.) ,.. ,, 74'. 3,, • ,, 71 , 101 • ' • 3? , 17's ' 75. i 44', M• W H's W. 416 4 ••'S iS 4I • all 'i ii'. IS It' s I'• ' •'.'.i " Pot .. '' iii 4ii' I'S • 35' • 75 • 34' 34'. ii'6 33' • 13 H Ii'. 4'. *41 0 St a..5e So's Pat, In SO.Joh co SW fist Si 0.5 id I,,s.nc ip 1.1(0 l R ape T De l ayed 11) NIA RION IIETHEA Ilt'rald Stall Writer end knife and cuttirg. her with a Kenne th (tan" J1 picabutcher knife guilty to breaking and entering William MeCurruic was with intent to commit a A continuance in the trial of found guilty by a Circuit Court itii,sdeamor Sentencing u five suspects charged with jury of the charge of werthkss 19 m iptiig a fellow prisoner at the check A presentence inShelly Shorter plead guilty to county jail was grunted by %-estigustiun was ordered and carrying a concealed !lreartr' Circuit Judge Robert Mc4.reior bond Sd at I2CXi0 Sentencing and wa until the trial week of May 14. will be June 19, prubati' The ft e, Bobby Let' Jackson, Let' Washington, William Davis, Nerris ('hisolm, and Juiiir Walker, are all etusrgt'ti wills ruls', threat (a cisiustisit i ti I.UtLU I-s '1 Fl-tIu1) uiiur'ii'r siitl asaul with Intent grmdetukiresi, Its cs'uiwiit a Many. • - • 4% is 0' 4', Brissuiu I-'uneral ('harks H Stafford, eo, f In other action, Sanford • charge of arrangemnents S Swmimnt'rlin A e used AVidtit'ii A&'nkmuiy I'rrsident , — H I':diinund lthwls received a trial Tuesday night at Winter Park It Iii. '.leiuuor1al hospital. Burn In ,, continuance until (tie May 1-1 siaa oo cs.ei Sc 14 week. Rawls is t'hanine'l with Sanford, he was retired ft-urn -• -' sr ..c o. c'a' vs 04 the sheet mutrtM work and was a larceny and false pr etenses ))% 53, tnt'uaber of First Presbyterian of the ucisiteuny 'titfi'fl AwE *hj dUVSJ n H'' probe 5,, . 51 ...ii be 1eld 41 P. m Ft .I pre'.'upituitt'd by two Greek ('hurt-ti 1k was a nst'nitrs'r 'f ,,•, •,, 1)5! S.tu tonI Elk_s Lodge amid the at SS'.t%un 5'- ufl*iA4 P40fl'v stus1.'tuts, ))- ns, Rev Virgil rAnl qHk'at w•, (XId I-'CIIUWS The state also dropped r4Cet e.ffi S5 sv%.d June Area D - House ., ' • i"' 3V .,s, i" •', )' • i)t 3) $5' • tells W. M's - fflj[ Notice -_ . , IS' • Si'. It H, N. li. ' s, • - W. •:- I's I)'. U', Un'roei tan Dpi (*5 U% %iv*i w.so,i, u'i.ctg i t wt,.isi 1* 1 , 3$'. 3$'. 3) 33'• H s'. U C;$,d• - '' d UM( I' W'oñ 0. 14'. 44 II', Woia'ss z .,,,,. - .s J ai ' Pioti Gm NCA Iii S.. (cit -- I • S-Ou N iØl 0' ' 'fM toils,,. InIGIT Jones & I. - ,, . ,, 45", , 8' 8' 3% • Ii' s 13 t. ,6, H H'. : 44 • 31' a 43. 7) Luau s ci . ci I )l( l\'E RS of both cars involved in a collision in front srI the I Li Apartments. ('isst.lLx'rry were injured Denise M. Sevcech, Hillcrest, Orlando, charged with failure to yield right of way b ('asselberry police officers was taken to Winter Park Memorial I luspital with a fractured leg and multiple internal injuries. Muriel I linderliter. 2111 Kewanne Trail, Casselberrs', received treatment at l"lurida I luspital North, ' ' cony rt IR oon tock Reeppoort ' I ge Doctrines, Say POWs - -a'\ ________ —i ___________________________________________________________ that lung Boys' jean shorts. ' - - — - - an New Orleans, iicf. - - t7 - .1' - Ch "Under tilt' most favorable -'- blocks The Council for Esjut-atiisnil I)t' ('1(11 lOSt fl t and Restart h opened a rot-p or filesudan education %t it h thi 5I.itenirnt A studs-ut i his isorl in t'k'merstarv s('hiM/ gvnt'rall carries hs k'arniui' handicaps into high school providing he stii in %(hi$ estimated 35,000 persons art' homeless In SCVCfl states — Arkansas, I 4)uisiana, Wisconsin, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois and Mississippi. "We have so much water stored in tributaries and on farmlands upriver that it will be very slow draining," said a 5P° Sinu1n at the renter outside I - - r An - - Popular styles 6-18 _ - - I s' Polyester COttr' Lt& of COlOrS to ChOOS,C o r, - — - Us .IlM AI).MS tssocIaIe(l I'res'. Writer Democra tic efforts in 'I'ON I API stittition, Ile planned a Senate speech declaring that continued bombing risks "breeding if whole new generation of American prisoners of war." . Penn Prest The Senate Hillsl'as.ced s (on,stiiutut.o,ii i3eutenant Governor governor office of lieutenant amendment to abolish the To House. IR 250 Scarborough. Iog Racing Substitutes the words "racing seasnn' for the words "fiscal year" and defines racing season SR $57 Gallen To lIaise. U.'ruarim:atson -- Creates a Divtinn of rtppled (lUldren and a ItvLsii-in of Aging in the Department if 11';slth and Rehabilitative Services. SB 317, hIen4ersin T) IIoiz.se. Authorizes police tpKrtm'nt.a "1 Traffic Contr3I -rr:p!ny nduates of certain !rafflc training progrn U $4O ! "r4 "' IiI"U''V"' 'U1i4i •!-?.1; If Environmental rreates a state board on electric power Pneration to approve new steamgeni'ratin pLsnts lIEu Yt Spirnia Bask to lb,'ac' , OVIEDO MAN HURT AS CAR HITS TREES T ff _~ - ess to rvu'rt the Nixon adminis t ra ti on 's $150-million request for Irul(x'huia military operations inclU(li ng bombing over ('amtmdia fO('USt'(l Oil the I lOUSe Appropriations Committee ttxliy h?i., Y caiti Itie ,Jrcph P ,\dd-1 14)o, I 1;i(1; lint/nt aga inst the .'a r 'nding authority a in a supplemental money bill would not cut off money for Cambodia, but would deny approval of it by Congress. ''What they're looking for is a stamp of approval for what they have (lone and what they zna' (lo." Addabbo said. The committee is expected to approve the bill today. Addt hiM) Said he will take the fight to the floor when the measure comes up, possibly next Thesday. Sen. Charles MeC, Mathias, I(-Md., said he would introduce today a resolution declaring it the sense of the Senate that "any actions by the United States armed forces in, over, or off the shores of Indochina are" contrary to the ConCong LP! 1 (sty to Key West as harry S Truman (erseaa Highw:v flIt $12. little To governor. Itilis Deferred Majority flight.a Gives l*-year-nlds full rights ( adulthood, including rights to drink and gamble HR Tucker •insI o'herc In'irikirtg and tamhiing r' rictor-vl to t,sli, Iin,il ','tI' s isitilsil \Ir'Ls, - ' 4 rT Fly 1111 A.SM)(IATEI) PRF'.SS N I or fa mpaign for faffirig to rf'ixrt a secret $21)O.0tY) rash I ft frito fli( 1i54"I i,,iitiial.fnntt I(iotir I {iihi I I \'"cs ii - 99 N Tally II' • 4ti II', I) , I) • I) , , '. fit. S' 1St H- 35'. H. 31'. 35 4'. ,, ,. - ,,., 1'homnius (-tuurged in two Cit_sea wit h rubbery, (lineal to counnuilt iuiurder, assault us Oh intent It) couuumusit it felony and use of a deadly weapon in eonntiuissio,i Survivors tm'lurtt' his wilt', Mrs Marie Stalf,urd, of S ford; a 30!), Charles W. ,St..i ford, Sanford; five daughters, Mrs. Vera Butler, Mrs. Gen of is felony. (rude Goodall, both of Sanford, Thomas, 30, was charged Mrs. Ikirts White, Mrs. Marwith robbing Gwendolyn jade White and Mrs Faye Ydorgun of •i t;'.'tuil bsi', su-re%%- u Davis, all of Or1ntl.r, 14 - 1-'eerrve•i Cvmetvrv �.- . - • -• -.- - TilT .T.i. - • • •• • .- •.-• r. -. ••.- •. a 'R— The Sanford Herald Thursday, May '1073 _rr -- Raider Comeback Upsets Polk' R) 3 RI(}1ARDS Herald Staff Writer ____ il ____________________ çjç Burger." The iphomore moundsman Mike )eiley $..2'i may have to move nic1n.me a tit in tt - so popular among athletes. especially baseball players who almost revere their nrnnikers - In a h1L1Wr rriced L their three run total off 11 hits, :1nd nnl one went for anything extra Rut, plating his "forcing" brand of baseball. the trim 51Pt'd thI'c bases Mid 'th' ins *ng positic,n or helping their op. mmit c'sty ti1(. ponerits NO R(1(Yt DX' eighth frame almost put the brat nine into the loser's bracket as c'nnccutzve erirs spread; sky. at least "Sirloin" Raiders on shortstop Kevin Stepbenscrn On his fsrstbawman Jim Joiner preserved $ helped load the bases after a over the state's best Junior inging wild iitch strike-out college batting team and pulled designated hitter 'Ic off what could be called a '7 arm, the and "triple set' in the state .c uney at Tinker Field in Clan&s last night '- -' giving some odds to the local excitement Coach Bergman had ever wanted in the first place, KeHe got Scott Vet, prior to their pm 'petting round tilt, 1i three Hamilton to fly out to Frank Caccuttore in center, Jackson dvison winners had lost to 1%'C Joiner his second runners-up in the double DX game tlimmatrnn state tourney to ice For their efforts, the Raiders and then fanned WLfl the no face number one ranked Neticnal League scores. izle Jackson had knocked in Polk had taken the lead in the K1\ RAPPOPORT the nationally and statewide go-ahead run with a sports writer Pittsburgh 2., San Francisco 3; frame off Griffin's 32-foot :içj ,rcsa fielders- Miamt-Da& North Communit) third Houston 9. Philadelphia 4; Cm- ehok'. bouneci. inside -the--park rcr.md trip.er P ' T:krr ('ollere t,,ncht ni nine Griffin ø....ic (t ''° Join", it) )Or.ft. ii 3 t;)?.2. home. it niuscleman in the : bet' Art Kusn3er doubled home In the other American the tie-breaking run in the 12th .uc eamt-s, the Kansas City inning and then scored on -.ls trimmed the New York Sandy Alrrnwr's sacrifice fly as Let's 4-3; the Calif arms An- California defeated slumpmc Sanford Diam ond In I 4 -% 1 ; 70 0 I I 7 1 ' as s H RI C 1 7 t 300 1 % e''baoo'. OTALS 3000 "I - , 001 1X 0-3 3 ii a ,, , tPICc a ' e Griffin HR Griffin 'OC Ck' r',- . " c "'Ore • c , i kerr. t. After Stephenson flied out to for (our night, all singles, while center anti attis grounded out Joiner had a single arid a &iôuble short-to-first. Kerr singled and in five official at bats and Kerr stole second base, scoring after singled twice in four trips to the Cacciatore had walked and then plate Four Makes Two For IBEW i'1V .1 Al )l( A, Ala, I 11-1:111 - UI 'ill \' \I RIN ;T()N I lung ()fl atiti) racing j - New Smyrna Speedway 4 , ('apttaluing on the misfortunes of two top drivers, Orlando's Wayne Heckle, winner of 10 events at the New Smyrna Speedway last )ear, posted an easy win in the late Model feature race there last Friday night. Jacksonville's Henry Pullen appeared to be on his way to a second straight win at the track after he jumped in the lead for the first 16 laps of the 25.lap feature event. Then the omil:,- caution flag of the night came out as Tommy Funk slamiumned his ('hc'velle into the wall of the back stra I gh to ii as IVIK'n tte' green flag tell on the 17th lap, it was Heckl' Md Pullen side-by-side in a battle royal for the top spot. The two cans bumped as they circled the quarter-mile track, and Pullen's left rear tire on his Dodge went flat, ending his chances for a victory. There were 35 cars on hand for the Limited Stock action, with Wayne Marshall of Melbourne claiming the feature, managing to evade a first-lap multi-car pile-up that knocked three cars out of the running. Ray Snodgrass and Bill Clark, also from Melbourne, had each won an eight-lap Limited Stock heat race, and shared the front row for the start of th e score ' - Put ,1t warn total. - - 444SSt • St '.'.-,..•--' 281. look eighth cl.2]4i, MiamiDade South 1,216 i copped mnt and Gilbrr.ath both and Edison wound up in a hvd with 16 over par 3Ws iti With SiC' at 1.232 for 10th o the SiC contingent of FIRST FEDERAL . 'rs, rtiich pushed past 0$ ('unit--from-behind home runs Mike Wright, who also doubled and singled, arid Steve ('ausey, who tripled and doubled. gave Seminole hi Alexander's 72 hole card breaks down to an enviable 6!281, while St Petersburg, Jeff Lawler sthed five back with a 72-70-73.71 - 286 and Valencia's Torn Reach Conuiiunit and 1irpa cirou. c. i:irnunu1:, it-ge on the final day's 18 i.,r....-. Spot-ting Goods a 10-5 decision over r Valencut, which had been honors with a 73-72.-48-76 &MERICAN LEAGUE East tabbed a pre-tourney favorite Miami-Dade North's Denny went from a first day 27 We tie Sullivan and Larry Griffin also %i. L Pet. G. H. Milwaukee' ivitb Dade North and then took that total 10 10 .500 Baltimore 10 11 .476 .: : :. - :: : :::-:::: - :-:-: New York 10 11 476 L2 ('k-vt-land 10 12 455 1 L 1.1. N-trolt 10 12 455 1 : ... :: ': : -:-: ' Sports Digest Mound ace, Mike Kellev, three-hits West 12 5 706 :. %'.-ui-:N('IA. GULF' COAST California Minnesota Oakland and Miami.-Die : Tinker Field held Florida Junior College Baseball Tournament, with SiC the only (i%'13&O1I diisiip undfeaied in the double elimination affair infl1flS lfUllTigS X. 1I:I{[) (i;.i,rIuij'ss., Uuui- Dal. B k er na bs Winston 500 Pole in K and K Dodge. David Pearson wil sta rt on the outside pole in the n 1rot hers Mercury Herald Staffers action ,t Talladeg.a ' I 'over the u'rmc' we inaria trouble. An inside look at one cI the drivers competing in Sundays Winston 500, : .. Thur'sda, iGame's tarit- scheduled :::: I '" LJLItOCHER MAKES A MOVE -. he wItmtaflu - Chicago 4, Baltimore 0 . '""1 \GTO'S FIRST LOVE is I'm". racing, but can B, Murnew'u.a 4. . . - California Di' -vtt 3, 12 innings Oakland 7, Milwaukee 3, 10 s, : HO USTON - •: Durocher, oiiA . ...-•.:-:.'.';:.:'& coach w I Pct GB 12 9 ,m 12 9 i 9 7 .3 L9 11 . 450 2Lt 4 16 .200 7t - - North, all Lecond piace division finishers "upct their first place opponents in the Chicago New York Pittsburgh Montreal St. Lotus 9 10 12 .455 41-. Texas , 11 389 5 s Games KansasC 4 Sew Yur ' : irs' r eacrai azier SAP) manager of Leo the hzd.tcbsn Jim Owens on the eve of Houston" "sebaU opener with the Atlanta San Fran 19 7 731 Cincinnati 14 B 636 3 Houston 16 10 .615 3 Los Angeles 12 12 .500 f San Diego 816 .3333 It' Atlanta 7 15 .318 10 Wesday-'s Games Pittsburgh 2. San Francisco I Houston 9, Philadelphia 4 CincinnatI 6, New York I Montreal 3, Atlanta 2 St. Louis 5, San Diego 4 Los Angeles 4, Chcago I aJUtu Wfl. Carlton Brown tE*k the loss. a ti U to . t'L IWO ------------ "" 'i'" Chamber. Jim Hardin, Leon Ellzy and Larry- Reuter all singled CLAHK& IIIRTS LAKE MONROE [%%'I Jasper Altman, who took the mound win, gave up eight hits to the Inn-keepers with Don Robinson taking the only extrabase honors with a triple. Itt15c'h had two singles, while Cecil ('lar k and flirt scored a run in Daridridge, At-thin is esery Saturday night at 8:30 pm, at the track, located IS miles west of Ormond Beach on SR 40. Wayne F'akess, Matt Stewart, 1) n ?hPCS.1',.?IfI it._-----... 5JII'A uuI U: 11.11 vr) and i,ave ttst liarde ;iii .' '... IIiI insurance in the final two in. sinui:lt'cI, but ti. little avail ._. Melbourne Speedway had their night at the Melbourne The tsoiiut'town Speedway last Saturday night, with drivers from that town winning all three features, the demolition derby and five of boys fastest Iiui'-t ,in:,tliiiig ci, .ini if I worked at It Its Icing unit as hard as I work at mcmi' Iii inaki' ii I(aiiiig is just soiiwttiing lot more money'' In ui nine-year career. that • Well, I just don't 'x'wtly know how to say it Arringtcni has run In $54 (;rui,,cl right, but it lik" srivk$ng National Hat's, finishing in the ciiiId in' I guess, or like tii) (lvi' II tin st- s a ft I In tin' tti1, drinking Is Ill an ak'udmlk. ti-n 44 1lint's his career wini)n'rt's Just something litx)ut it nings tcst1slt'd $91,925 fit the vtiii get hung i)fl, anti you can't beginning of t'i' current let It gus'' and hit' says that he tuici Perhaps $10,000 additional in 'liii' iiian talking was Marsjxirisor money over the years. tinsvilie (;rand Nuitlonuil driver ltudth' Arrringtors, and tie was Yet it is certain that lie has whi''hi 'w'T1t rt;';rh inure than this ,Iict-ui'',in' tin' nialIt'i' a man to tin' haiartls to i ."st year, tnt .'.uiipk', nis li ( t', Ii mIll), 81111 pocketbook winnings tistuult-d iiucirt' than i huh are inherent in raring. $28,000, but his expenses were more t han $38,000 Ile had to I haul two totals at depend on sponsors, sci I )a:, tuna,'' he continued. "Now, or ''nIeuil' money to by tls'rt' are time.s when my back "Last year was the first year givu's lilt' Si) tisucti pain I cIiflt sit down. Soiuietimes I get tip that I went full-time in racing, ariul go work on a race ear when and it was rusy best year yet." Arringtusn ik-cluireil ''1 caine anything else.'' Both of Arrington's wrecks out cit It with enough to pay, but were serious. In February of it's been hard," The Martinsville driver 1969 he totaled his ear in a spt'c'tacular smash-up at the started raring In 1964, when he Florida track which put tutu in 1usd it Dodge dealership in nearby Rocky Mount the hospital for four weeks. - I hadn't gotten over if,- first one when I went back and had another," Arrington minised. "I blew' it tire on the right front conning out of a turn, a brand new (itt' that had run only two laps. I tilt the wall and went through the entire straight before it stopped. It broke all my right-side ribs, front and back, and I had a ruptured spleen. I was in liii' hospital I)usytona a bout six weeks, and then I stayed about a month up lucre. I'd say a nina would have to be ('racy to go through all that and stay with It if he wasn't Just hung up on what he was doing." - _________ I)avld SmniUs wuiis Use ('laliae1 class, followed by another Thinclads Slate Meets Juts finished third. He was the only non-Melbourne resident to win a qualifying heat. Smith won the other Claimer Class heat, tinbi'atable 11111 Maples in his Sunbeam picked up where he left off the week before, and took the Mini-Stock feature. Eugene Davidson of Melbourne and Guy Cation of Titusville ctwse'd him around the track during the feature, finishing second and third, respectively. Trinity Prep upset hopes over Stringer. Steve JAttlejofmn and Fort Pierce John Carroll in Eddie Asbie h,-iuiinv District 6, Class A Track action slate of runne-s and hurdler,, today and tonight rests tin the Saturday, in still more Sophomore legs of hurdles and Show-alter Field track 'uahfmg utility sprinter, relay and field rise-eta. OvIe&, with sprinter man Greg Chandler, along with Dominic Allen, takes on a tough Thursday's Games several thinclads borrowed Astronaut team is' Class AAA from the region-bound baseball regionals 'tricinnati i McGlothlin 1.0) at team at the South Seminole The' Saints, who wW also r&) ' York (Matlack 2-3t N County- small school, at Winter on dzstiincc man Fresjjma,n Chicago (RuCSdtel2.1)at Los Park's Showalter Field. Thad McNuity, sprinter Angeles Meaaersith 1-2) N Friday, the big schools, 25 Lawrente Cleveland and c jjjj iCian o-,, at Class AAAA teams including wrightman Rub Knowles, the Sai Diego Greif 1-I) N Lyman arid Seminole Highs last two "borrowed" from the Mini-Stock heat winners. Don Hatcher and Maples repeatedly finished second behind Maples, Hatcher, who Puss suspension for his driving In the battle (' has drawn a two-weeks Will) Maples . 'hit' demolition derby, first of the current season, was the last one captured by Millard Potter, whose fill) Ftumult were car was Action gets underway at 8:30 pm. the l.iick, located on Wickharn [toad Tiita'r' ' ,ta (Y Pittsburgh Briles 02 at San begin regional quahfing with Saints' baseball teirn, have N the Hounds' distance man Tcnn shown some of the best Class A ()fl]:, gam<,s scheduled Rahill and Seziii.nole's l'heorv tune in mtw Pt'.is Francisco IWilkr4hby 2-1) OR r- lii" it' lion rare, due 1" his I lylton is lace than 15 points abc-nih of Yart.mr.tigh nr4 the liihtniru fact ,it i mew • • , )r ' -.h it 11,11 IIj,i,i,,r on.' u'kc'. y-t yu really make money there un!e You win the rat-c'' Arrington contend_c that more money for the lower places i iaiilcI make fiat much better raring ii, Racing •i I 'il 'i' a ",'ill this" includes a small, race can stay in I'," but very well-equipped and Arrington obviotLsIv (eels that ssitk'ssly maintained garage, some promoters are not fair in office facilities, and two Grand the payoff department. National cars, one for the short "I recently ran a mace where I tracks and one for the super- tore up the car bail," he said. speedways. 'The promoter gave me only Arrington hid to get one $200 more than some others who ready for Martinsville finished without damage. I Arrington, who is over six Speedway last week, where he didn't get enough deal money to feet tail and weighs a solid 190 finished 18th on the half-mile pay for the lire bill, let alone for pounds. looks like the prototype track, in addition to having the the equipment I tore up." of a stock car driver of flue second car ready for the lIe also (eels that factory help Roberts, Junior Fireball Winston 0 this weekend on the could be eztcnujt'd to inJohnson. Curtiss Turner. "Last 2.66-mile Alabama Inter- dependents without undut' ,\t1ser1c1n Ilerit'' school. hits miustiunal Muter Speedway in strain on the nu -inufacturers dark hair curls near the collar Tallunk-ga. - 'If they could Just give sheet of his driver's coveralls, and his Whether or not he keeps both metal parts, like fenders, do.rs sideburns are longish, but front cars going will in.' almost en- and stuff, it would be a help,'' a distance he has almost the tirely- a matter of money. he said, "but they Just won't do "flat-top" look of an earlier era. "I sure can't keep on going it," Arrington guts most of his tie not only looks like the long unless there are some driver of NASCAIt's beginning changes in purse pay-offs." he parts from Petty Engineering, years, there are also other asserted. "After Taliadega, if anti the Petty operation also has similarities. Like many of the nothing changes I'll probably tione repair is ork for him Also helping Arrington tip early stock-ear heroes, hue has have to oiwmi the garage to bind a well-publicized brush (-tLStt)ntCr work and cut back on ''get back into the next rict'" t -%.w!' %% tilt the' authorities in the area isis racing. I don't want to, but semi Jot's , is hi ,,t of rapid transport of liquid lii) hurting now for income, race automobiles ''It won't lx' to •n t4f.r.' itoosts, like most of the good I'm in (till time' racing, and I he'll be cutting .0 is 11t'el, drivers, tie Is as competent feel the bite.'' Arrington gave his Arrington grinned. 'lie'' under the hitnxi of his steed as lie unqualified support to the in- already handled the car in is behind the wheel. And finally, hue does what he (104's as much dc'ix'nttents who art' pushing for warm-ups, and Friday when %t-e' for the slicer love ut coin- a revision in track payoff were tiryinig out the track for policies. tsmuit'-triuils.'' In'titionl as for anything else. "'l'tie best promoter iso run Arrington feels that if Jocy Certainly It would be difficult to dbsgree with him when he under is Clay Earle's,'' wants to rate', tue will have a insists, thoughtfully and in a A rrington asserted, - 1 1v S risir, iuiuch better start h.s:: u: off of drivers have had quiet drawl, that ''I could tius 11114 he gives the ts't - every runun- Saturday night at Melbourne and between year. 10 Grand Nation.' contest,it during the 172 mac' Fiaker has conipeted in i "in'S ,it the Talladega trap" winning rind his hest finishes are a pmr .f second place efforts. Thr'' iimCS he has bean in the '.-'- i'.arsnn, with the one win credit, hi.'. also hean in 11 0 five thre times at ft. • 'r - 'r SIDEWALK SALE!! SHIRTS SLACKS SH ORTS Fantastically Reduced - "hue money there wasn't too good, so I got out of that and ran Arrington feels that the' a service station in Villa rc'muied:,- is to raise the purses, Heights," he said. "I closed It in but not on the high end of the 1971, but for years I worked scale. night and day at Use business • Raise t behind where the and at racing to try to set up all hit ukigs usually finish, ulfl(l this," indicating the garage and raise It for the next 15 or so facilities around it with it wave places," he argues," su that of his hand. independents who are trying to .• • srturnty to do this, to st.,rt yr.tiri arul wnrk - into P • Arringluin stated. 'I was t cr so when I started, and by Dc time I work my way mt. cotrn'ttilng I'll be tøì raId to kee; n racing I chacild ht. c' its r'.' I it akiuit 20 ' "The hit fags swellArrington fe"k ti,.it •l'y unsort'd un .'rs i or.- getting st!srt slowly, or.rl when he Li utioney that nobody knows the feel of the car he can drive ;shouit, and they dint tin'-,' UI relief. After Ot%iUt three years. rry atsoit where their exthe yr.unger Arrington can start peaces sire corning from,'' he driving regularly iIc'clar..t ''They can run he;rih -• It took iii.', oh, proba bly a aol (snuck hiii'i, without £ a •'-gL i'm my i ng a tiou t tearing t:p to'get urig o it, - tie elder equlfniit'nt The rtst of us have Arrington declared, ''and I Ili look ;it the risks.'' think that's about average When he gets experience, I Iii' Indicated that the inthink Joey will do alright'' uhc'lx'ncients sometimes found All plans, of course, ttw'ImLscIves in situations where contingent on the economics ,t they had to 'stroke'' to keep a racing. car in orw piece in order to be -- I'll race as long as I can. able to race the next weekend. Arrington concluded, "full-tirraThey call you a stroker to if I can, and part-time if I have lair. n :, .au," Arrington said. to. It's something that gets in but they just don't know" °'r blood. What they'll dc 'lt'c like going to the grocery itsiut pa',raffs. I diant know, but slot' needing $30 worth of I hope they ilci rethsrg acAn groceries,'' he continued, ''limo you have only $10, and $5 of that has to go somewhere else.' iiu'r:, • A1PiIW.IY, Nit 'fltet'ed Only ri' s'5 Pearson is the top winner r this season with four, whit' tty has three wins to H. -(ft t Yarhnrrnigh, ai" •'fendiot nciian.snTk nn" Mark r)nr. . • ".'e one win apte saae. Raker, 'r' . 'it Patty c-ha'o' .' ur ,.t'Vhc'!ifletn'h,t !r I,--- ',, '..r, with l''areen •c rr 'he r :14 4 n - - 11 -M E-~=~MM03J WW1 AAF 11 WN~ 1= SFORD PLAZA, SANFORD Open 10 ) Mon,-S..it. Combo's reduced 3 do S oni y y - - __-- _____ ..0-iA"`i"""""""` • . • - 'á .' Zebco # 600 reel with For.most" rod 988 '' -_- - 401~, ,,,, " TI1 ' -. - - a - -c.. - ___, - 0_~,~~ Zebco XR 1 1 Spinning Reel &*N with Foremost' rod 4 k ; .1-- ~ 4118 - -00 - ...-- _.- _,, - - - -' - _- 0 - N 0 ) 7abco *33 reel with Foremost' rod _,,,. ,.~;~ _~**x0f,"_ 1488 Sale prices effective Foremost' ]Oft. aluminum thru Saturday. Bill (lark and Don Naramore, also Melbourne drivers, won the two Limited Stock heat races. A smashup between Melbourne driver les Oxley and 'I'itusvilli.'s Ron Mccreary, marred the Limited Stock feature, sending Oxley- to the hospital and demolishing his ear. McCreary escaped uninjured. It was the first serious accident at the track this year. Melbourne resident, hub Hopping, who finished second. and Bonnie Quamno of Titusville broke the Melbourne '; - , ' I. P'5t )i ( ora-( oh., ( ho'iralet in :' "vinnar'i circle this 0'.'O"! l'arsnn, orileci an Its Limited Stock action, Melbourne drivers swept the top three spots, with harry I'ullen starting on the pole and leading all the way to claim the win Jack Cart chased Pullen all night, and had to settle for second, while Mo Davenport was third, with a top-half run of their own. - sirs of the ru'c'onul GO-car IM hard b"'t, -,c- ac tic- tPer'i i r au, r ' i ;'' ti i p ta'l .-i#'t starting lineup will for r$o'rlcIp(i qualifier Wednevlay as Itenny Baker, Petty Sntusn.iuiy 14 nhni'i.rq took a cbs'.? for a front arid Bobby Allison are All Psiker's effort wits far short r'aw spot I'etty ret farther bar-k, hut rouW of t ile track quiahifying record of averng speech of 1019.2•$1 mnpli in take Ifylton if things go right miles per hour, the T1' ficidg. 194 flSR Allison was the fifth fastest c'ctatillchect Apr il 12, IriO by ('ale ?art%mnugh,, making a qualifier Wednesday, just off Isnu,c final try to overtake .Jarnes Yarb.-.rotpth' rir .:If i l'i's,rcon, driving the Wood llylton in the Winston (:p lIrcUwrc Mercury, wa' more Grand aticnal points clan ilium three nilics per hour 'hings, was c-lo-keql at l W flower thin ii 11 a k em in mph qualifying. but always has a The Winston 5fl4 is the last 9Iuft,t t'clge over most other race if the first of three legs in I the' six qualifying heat races. Prer Ford en-dod their Continental League game as they had started with a solo run to take a 2-1 squeaker over APEX, which opened the tilt borne nun and s1ngie support wc'vud"d hits. f or the winnerfrom Roger Herring, while bob whale 'tilke Link gave relief Hunt and Glenn Swift also had support for three frames to one-bag hits in the game winner Jars Edmonds, whc, had seven strike outs and two SANFORD ATLANTIC 9 walks Link fanned five and GOODYEAR 3 walked a pair. ________- - (evil lA'w is nipped 11111:, Gast on the final lap to notch his third straight hobby Stock (bombers win, The Okahumpka hobby SIIM'ker outran 19 other competitors to elalni the feature i's e'nit. JACK I'ROSSER 2 APEX I singled as all the Sporting group, white Din-c Stamp CRITiC on after the second trifling U) rebri of Mike Jones to take the ... Ufl5 UI the bottom half of that frame to take a 5-4 thriller Anthony McIntyre, Mike Parker and winning pitcher Gee Knight all singled while Wayne Lirely, the losing hurler, tripled, Glen Wade doubled and Anthony Dtxson, Pat &InTSId r rrw Brooks all smgiea ftir Spragin Dave Holconib tripled and Goods hits fell within that 4 v .bW i 11 8 P579 2 Kansas CI I:, powerful Polk Community College with 10 fans, foi a 3-2 Sic th riller in the first round of the state baseball tourney. NATIONAL LEAGUE East - . . :~ "IIIF: III. (t.Eit," Seminole Junior College r spotting them to a 5-2 third inning start •...i. ,...,i .,1_..,_ wiu . Aniuthier $5 U be quuiiiflecl I"ridav, and the rer,i,,tnlng fl - t -i tiolay ill starter . Qualifying t'oiitiriiie IEV I'll IS it:, liii aid Spcc'IaI Writer Cops State Golf '- for nine of 27 mac-cc .'nte'ro"I lost year, turned it lap of lt,I 435 tithes per hour %Vednrcdny to is in that c1s,t for Sunday's %Vinct.in rou I )s'I.'ruling %Vlncton 54)0 .iuump ):,s'fcl i'pnrson, wti" hii won the luSt four races he entc'red, tiurril the 2 r,iini,Ile Alnh,mi,su International S;wc'nlwny trioval fit Vi) :17; iiillec per hour to earn tile out clii' ;sit in tilt, front Arr ington'Hung'( • ,/ / Talladega Pole Position . - I '14 Outlaws 'Hold Up' Auto T in Team, 5 Nliami-Dade North Wins 'You Can't Let Go' ____ ' i' . ,/ • - arm just hliscld I ui.nruu;r' I dg,' that hubby l"caor pliin'ui oil the inside pole - - V':chitnr's Note: hIt'rald M'utnrspuirt I,uhl(nr Gary ha) for and maclug plicitigmaphu'rs linger tiusulges suilh Is' in lnllachrgii. Alp, this ieek,'ud for the anunmi %S'Iuiton M)0. t'nmplele ioiernge will be nfIi'mrcl In Monlin) t hlrmniil Spurts Section, Intorspntts Editor II defeated the Detroit Tigers Detroit. The Tigers have the Oakland A's bested the dropped seven of their last ninc' 'dilwaukt-e Brewers 7-3 in 20 In- games. Four and four in some cases Miller all singled for Chase.Elks, who led 5-0 at the end of .ngs: the Cleveland Indians Gene Tenure completed a does not have to equal eight the third frame and then M(Kltse urned back the Minnesota four-rut', uprising in the 10th in- Ask any member of Sanford scored MOOSE in the next frame, 25-lap feature. winsb-4ml0mningsandthe rung with s three-run homeras Senior League baseball teams two and three more ta the last arvL four mom insurance tallies ELKS Danny Tyler of Orlando outlasted 19 other cars for 20 hic-agn White Sox blanked the Oakland trimmed Milwaukee two acts in the fifth frame to drop the IBEW or Chase. who each had nuinutts anti won ttie(leunolltion derby. Ills 1963 I"ord I"airlane 'irti re '-s- 44I Prior to Teru*t'r's smash, Rt-- four hits as IBEW transformed A quartet of singles from tire people on two Puts, was (lie only car moving at (lie end of the event, — their quartet cii base raps into a Kenny Williams and Willie RAILROADERS 11 singles from Brian 'on Her-. A lOO-c'uir plus demolition derby will be held at the track bulis and Roby Sawyers, with pair of runs while Chase Fredricks, as well as a trio of CHASE i May 28, with four heats to determine qualifiers for (lie managed just one tally Wed- the same from James LAuJe Jack Godwin hurling a threefeature, which will pa:,' $500 to the winner. nesday, in $ tight 3-2 tilt. made for some fine McKee Ken Perry one-hit Chase, a hitter at Goodyear, for the 9-3 Dean Smith blasted a two-rim singles singing as they began a single to Keh'en Davis, while win. Volusia County Speedway bonier in the top of the seventh last-hall concert that took a 94 triJmg and singling to pace the Chad and Chip Roll, as well as after Chase had taken the lead come-back win away from Railroaders to an 11-1 win in Ned Stevens all singled in the The Outlaws came up with a ninizs with three runs in the For the third consecutive week therewas a new Late Model moments earlier in the bottom Elks, in Junior League action. Little League National Division Little League American pair of runs in the opening sixth and one more in the feature winner at the Volusia County Speedway In iar'f the sixth in the pitching play. Division game, that had four frame and the third inning, seventh to sew up Lake Monroe I I I bersille. Last Saturday night, Holly 11111's Lam' Goodyear pitchers with Scott battle between winner David Nick) Merge tripled and sandwiched between a solo Inn 5-1 with the C & If hitter Paul Ouellette also tripled lip;iei -ornmoniy referred to as the "Flying Dutchman,'' edged f a oneI. ' ' 'tvri&iza, who struck out 12 Doug Nichols' single were Richardson being tagged for in the second to take the hai'ing a po tent game at the , Li'X par round b:, Rub Astiby, second dii:, before their teani the and singled, while Cirl Prestey hard-charging Forrest Gallahan to the wire In th e o-1ap loss, after relieving IBEW batters and did not have solo voices for the winners with gold from Auto Train, 5-1 in plate. and Mike Barber both added the event, as well as "improved" scores fell into a slump that forced the an:, wi*Ik.s charged, and David bandmasters Nicholas and son. Men's Softball action with Lary singles for the six-hit Railroad Timmy John from Bill Sellers, Reg Giltresth Orlando Matadores into fifth Bet C & H picked up 10 hits, inA proud new lather, David Viers, finished third, followed by -nosks, who recorded 13 Greg Latour c'onduc'ting from attack which topped Allan I'TU 5 . Stuc kman, the spot behind North, Cthpola fans, but walk Heiman tripling and singling, cluding a triple and single from Dt'I.and driver Max Bates, a qualifying heat winner. Chip ed two in the the mound while Latour in Ron Thomas, Carl relief Comb and Robert Plothel, -t Junior College Golf HAL SPRAGIN 4 1,178 Bre'iard 1.782 and Helms, Billy Westfat, two doubles and ('rider, an 18-ye-ar-old that won the feature last week while his for the final three innings Charlie Koke and Lloyd Chase hurlers, for the win with Team jumped two places into a Ri-oward 1,184 l Turner a single from Ed a Siemer. father, ('urtus, had to settle for third, lost his car in a highway Charlie Wakefield had S Pair I. cit 20th in the State golf l all singl ed with Th runs scored in all four innings, After tying their Continenta omas going double and single from George Terry Smith doubted twice mishap earlier In the day, and had to settle for fifth In the ride and John Zeuli came singles the route for the mound win. Polk Community College of tub, while Miami-Dade , capped by a five-tally game League game in the DePalmer, two one-baggers he gist for the race. for IBEW, while Rn Stafford had a to rung, 3-3 and going ahead 4-3 in - ending fourth frame. "irth withstood two days of 11.17Di took sixth. Pensacola up with the other Glenn Wall, losing pitcher, front Danny Lee and a single off w hile Robert Smith, Bill sacker and a single, as well as a \ ;It'nc'ia Community College l 1.2091 seventh; St. Petersburg. the top of the fourth. Hal had a pair of singles and a the bat of Lloyd Wall off Lake Other finishers in the 20-car held Included Batman ight Dennis Scott and Ted Mnizle from Jeff Sanders for the double for Auto Train, while Monroe pitc SEMINOLE SPORTING •.r ii tt in the- Florida title w hich had individual winner Enr Spragin lincoln & Mercury' se's e'nlh and Curtis ('rider eighth, Whitaker he r Bill Mt'sch. rjwinr in flw4A' ,.i fl4S4ltJt ,,.4.., -........A ?rr,, .. Jun P:,t1irr,ri iIRIlhIii4 liii I four '" It (;AhIy TAYlOR Auto R Fi oit, A r ea -1 Speedways Valencia Surprise Wi n L, m.le JC Poll, Grobs Ottside S oot ',. • a i ~, it t l I I up teams defeated their Coach Jay Bergman, this championship opponents. year's tourney is something The lone division first place special as, "just about every finisher, Seminole, took a hair - team here has a good chance to breath win away from adamant win it all they're that close Polk Community College last together" night, 3-2 on the of star Of course, Bergman's stock hurler Mike Keller, who set the in SiC chances for at least Sanford Atlantic shook off a 3- State's best hitting team down better than their previous high 3 i'rd inning deadlock and with just three hits and finish of third place is on the ckps'.tt'd twv runs in the fourth recorded 10 strike-outs, six of rise. Plo y - I W B aker & " t !d !d in - - A! I sacker, Porter. ending the 5etmiok' team pla)cd e. ceptionally well in the field, inning. with Joiner's two unassisted Polk came back to knot the plays at first, a diving stop .in game when Porter tripled with throw to first for the out hv a 241 count and one out arid third sacker Rw.so in the firs:, scored on a sacrifice by another unassisted play by Hamilton on a blast to Car- Keller, several key grabs by ctOre. Stt- ,,I'i.'n rot" Ili inning Joiner doubled in the fifth, running catch by second sack but died there and the Raiders Pvdnkowck that saied a run had to wait until the ninth inning as the next man tripled with two away before taking the Russo swung the most lumber game back under controL for the Riiders with a fine three t t, ' -.t. ., ........ m. ...t t th: -. , ,,, '' t' o :w o t -ie 0;-. . .'t, Alr.ta 2; Los Angeles 4, insitd Tr.aci, although the LI! jLliLpir& Paul Fault. remaining ceateti learns read1 N a- Chicago I and St. "is 5, S San figures belie his sta tement. left field and then threatern'-i left in the Diego 4 al League, the 'Raby Bull' He's had seven so far this seaagain in the same inning when Kefle), pitching -his blest lead-off man Dana) Clowir Ce pods has not only been hit- son found a home--and a new Leo Cardenas, a fcrrner Mimi- game ever for SJC," fanned 30 moved to first tin a full-unt An the American League flag homers for Boston, he's co it designated hitter with the been h!ttmg for average, too. nesoui shortstop, delivered a Polk batters en route to his walk, took second on a fielder's Boston Red Sox The brawny Cepeda, also tie-breaking, two-run single as three-hit win, including an choice and perched there until Valcncta Community hurled seven innings, giving up them in the last two innings inside-the-park homer, a triple Kdilt, - fanned known as "Cbs Cbs" for his Cleveland seared four times in Adams for his College's southpaw ace, Somuiy seven hits and only one run and Tonight SJC meets number Crpeda continued to flourtsh love of bourin musir, is hitting the I Otb inning and handed and single. and at one point second strike-clitit of the game. Wise defeated one of the took rebef help in the last two one ranked nationally and In t'iS new surroundings with his worked himself out of a no-outs at a tn .347 clip with 25 hits, Minnesota its fifth Straight deThe Raiders, who had had nation's top rated junior college frames from Don Johnson, statewide Miami-Dade North at sixth home run of the bases loaded situation with two men on first and third in the hurlers, fcur of them doubles. Cepeda feat Miami-Dade South's while Stanton was tagged for Tinker Field at 830 p in. grind slam job, that helped the has knocked in 17 runs and Wilbur Wood pitched his third strike outs and is pop-foul that opening frame, on second arid Mike Stanton, 4-I in a personal six hits, but they proved three The tournament a doubleFJ Sox whip the Texas seared It. straight shutout with a six-hit- came right through the cream on first and second in the best performance in their first- runs costlier for him than Wise. elimination affair, pits the ngers 6-2 Wednesday night. batting order. of the Polk Ed Kirkpatrick drove in two ter and became the second arid third innings, but round match-up at the state Gulf Coast knocked off number one and two teams runs with a sixth inning double Ieaue's first six-game winner Coach Jay Bergman's failed every time to push the tourney at Tinker Field in defending state champion from each division to determine Ever) hornier feels good," ,. ! Cc" about his dramatic as Kansas City ended Nei as Chicago beat Baltimore. balanced and very dangerous scores across as Polk's mound Orlando, hich continues Mi"natee, 9-I whit Miami-Dade regional and possibly national, - i i that capped a five-run York's four-game winning Wood, 6-2., extended his score- lineup had an enjoyable ace Don Fisher, who got nine today, through this weekend. North hhd little trouble entrants in junior college's evening at the plate, e&iecting strike-outs going the route, The Matadore mound ace disposing of ('hipola, 7-2, in third inninc "But home runs streak behind the pitching of less inning Streak to 28. annual baseball ascramble. which all of the diision runnerdtinl mean an -thing unless you Paul Splitti*-ff and Gene GarAccording to Raider Head -.. -. , t .4 ran third bas on Russo's single stopped that scoring bid. %.\hile both Stephenson ;nt1 and Rergman gave his C11 Joiner had moments the t,) stop a gentle shove back to the eighth frame errors — o b, not unnoticed b) the third 5 who ruled it an almost turned their shiniu base impire, 3110 defensive play into' naught, u unassisted out hi the Polk third - Cepeda 'Decorates' AL With 6th Homer Of Year . kJ 's- U ~ _ _ HtAiO scOQr5OaO werfub ________ First off, Polk, ii Ill dflsI.i 2Rteam hitting club, had been 'fl' d)P clx's to end the threat picked to take the Raiders, no In the seventh frame, Kelley '' ALS at the plate themselves M OUT!!?? i DX r off en.ctir attack, fanned three batters in a row ,'., cc 2Nn 7. ng call for Raider with Porter on secon1 base ''' Howcver. the aidc'rs had won singling and stealing the _____________________________________________________ their tough flwision ii Ran, after , i-i while Polk was runner-up in only Polk base of the night. Port,cr 3t) in Then the ninth, after Mi the , P410 in i Itan. C1 ______ ( , pitched himself out of his earl) ahead on a second base error on R I sso uigled him In put out trin t Jack 11inkosk's s('CX)(l iiator( troib)e. time on base in the g ame. Then take third b the left 1ieht But the second and third of four Polk errors, a pair of a fielding error on the pitcher the play. In the seenth, Joiner singles b) tie griated hitter allowed Kevin Stephenson Iii Kenn) Kerr and Paul Russo. toad the bases with Gattts' reached third on a single a and sacnlicc flies from Mel centerfield flyut sacnf icing in stolen base on an error on the L Gattts and ('acetatore earned Jones to tic the game at one-all second sacker, but, he to- teji' the Rattlers a 21 fourth frame Kerr again loaded the bases there as the next two s.ic mi th a single. *Ink ('at'. hitters became outs, lead. In the eighth, Stephenson led as hit on ciatore's left field blast Terry Jones Fisher's first pitch and moved sacrificed in the go-ahead off uIh a single and tmwj to second on tattis' sacrit,-, runner, Pydynkowski. * * * hunt . but t o strike outs : Howe'er. Stephenson over- Adams, inokrightfteldcrRobStengerto a 2-I count before his pop foul landed safely in Joiner's mitt anti then set down number fvc batter Bill Porter on five pit. 1411!~ ;' ,~_'11-.i ; k- 1..1 ____ P dn_ nr t,,cji . -- Turns Sirloin ' The Burger ' ,.I•f','I fishing boat. the newest car on the street GOES 0000060 0 so -Iqqlqlllllllllli~-~ i% 10 - -— _~ :Z;~z - __ 4e I I — It. center length pain?-,I Is Charge it Penneys 89 $ at JCPenney We know what you're looking foe'. Charge It at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. �- . '7. . . -- -. . - ' ' 49— The Sanford Herald Thursday, Ntay Seminole Tiirf Club To op en S e co n d Ha If T R rs'k'l;'.', '\ckMI! PI.tw All. ClRt,.' AIt I SAW ( 'flSj(.F AR W IIAVI! 1 7)1EV THE klNfl CA(LFD 1145 4I545, I / li t'ATiIj ('*IR '' 'i" :'iy \' $k;v but prov'd quite valuable when whsle 'nmin up with a hw lak single and double, Harwell with double' and singles b3 iiwc The winners of the first hafl. the Carthnals erupted for three rallies o their own. each Learn scored four runs, led thfSflSitt 0Ti"th two Puckett, The A's scored three times the Twins scored four times In runt In the hotton half of 1he the Twins iin AnjeIs t the first and two in each of the triumphs !n the Ovido Little the s.ixth with ke htl.s being Inning next three innings for a !l.3 !ead delivered b Tob Kassel, iague. The 'rwns u.oi, In the -th the dr RACE MILE Cardinals by a .6 count In a Johnny Cobb.Stevtfletrtch and on two runs with Mike Scott's after four Innings. Ilt'erIng EIGHTH — $SC 170 Pace mayor division game while the James Faulbert Thw four single and two Cardinal errors ke hits or the Athletics were Ra. Tyre. Mike Cr, Mikt Angels edged the Athletics In a tiilltes ga'e the Twins z lead helping A V IrDt%CItyNafl. — Evan.s, .1trr A J*tOI't 3 P4$dIf'S 3 MIt% Do'OTh utrut W f'y — TheCardinalsbangedoutftve Iensnn, Ric ctau, we Prwhard, and Dave Strickland hit in their sixth inning hut f II 4 Ze'm 0 "IU,'nSi' i i ArnCup*er A The Angels counted three : fet S A?ra runs short. With one down V. McI4.mun'a 4 $aIt')ut?y F Pii" Csr We J La'r$be Terry Groves singled as did times In the fifth with Joe ro.v,i V V ,dIonc $4 WorsP' &re,' Mjfl ' '" stogie starlIng thu . U. S. James O'Rarki Gerald DiT 1 I M&flfl? 7 Ennogt' 7 mu rallaDave Hsirwell came up Mi sristv ins:c and !frRndt heat out a bunt for ii with hit and then wildness i I COND RACE - Mile on A -lifled Press Sports Writer snid Reed ing)e and following wi Pace NlwTP4tACt - Miii singles were James I'iercy ari the part of the A's Henson lAOS ANCEI.ES APi — The Chamberlain blocked s sioc .lnmcs Dike, Ith'!It I'rnny C Farber permitted the three tallit'S to New York Knicks must conquer New Yosk shots and had s c110) MtS' T8$. Winning pItcherGar Palmer come pLzitewarc. (he mountain to beat 11w Ls sI.sLs,mcIstfortheljikerjI C.s C.r& Re tLJI'f) Mare iln k AI'in Jr In 11w sixth Steve .JOYCC Angeles Lakers for the National opening game. Reed, ' vni'.i'i gdADrii lune i: dangerous Danny Masse' to Scan E 'tytor a s4l end the game with the potential began the Angel rally with a Raskethall Association eham Lucas and Phil 3a-k Da:.i AdO C Cark. ii' tj Sais,s )eIioP,? J Wileor weighs 5(' pOunds IT)yornii AhIJQUL1tUE. N.M. Ar single A walk tc Claxton and a pionship—and they kncni it K'r9PI Elmutor . tying run at the plate. 1asse worked against him, to littk S Maor.ludt A Olar H WoriParri tvls &OI0 — 'They allow mayhem nut 9': and weighs 24 had crashed ii two run homer Athletic error loaded the bases Towering Wilt Chamberlain, avail, At 31L Chamberlain led Care'Itie Pui t 'Taylor ', Tar Referee Martli HuhInmaki there," Caach ROb s&Iffl V illie Rrnoks drew a walk at 7-feel-i. proved the dominant the league in rebounds with 1,. off Palmer in the first inning i N1'vei $onoi,Finland warned each player give M lunsr Wed'iesdny night after his L S 'THIRD RACE - Mile the Cards a earls 2before Duane Puckelt singled factxir in the opener won by the 084 during the regular about his conduct several tean easily whipped Russia TENTH R&CE Mile rk!trirh's three singles the and when all the dust cleared 1.ikers 115-112 over the Knicks. and hauled down 29(1 in the twt (' tC take a 2-2 lead in their six- Umes iaec Pace Twins while Darrell Dudit, and the Angels had four nuts and hr could be the same hcr' ;wnin playoff sets Alokct' Shukshin gii hlnod rhibi!inr hnsketbal gn 1Lxt('n eanw on in rc'l,t' j t-1i,ri Sc'o: ii; twn singles in the second gariu o tnrul .ub cP.rrii Against the Knicks, he hauled w wiii" 'i Nt D'Arn*ft nose in the first half, and 1k was Reggit Rarnes had a doub t Rrnoks in the third Inning fat' the best-of-seven series SVYiOU. R Munt: down 20 rebounds and a Saran,ia Roland W Mac Ilmurra'p Cmiss obviously was pleased Romnae,,lnt taken nut of the game with a leg while singles were rapped b' the Angels and after allowing RUCI DeSctt Charntx'rlain's domination of the New Yorkers to the hazaj'4.l J Wilson a Pitnrn RlIp V. MciImurrn with the virtnr. hut his Ru.'- in)Ur utter Nuder knocked bun KwIl 1ike tworuns in each of the third and the boards—with the aid of twv- otis offense of shooting Tndd May7rywyv long. In 1ii Annit stun counterpart. Vladimir di'wii a.k il tist U1bi 0 Murnz ._, ,,_ fourth ring! cIo!ed the & RuwI CanOs C and c 4UiIts-4ICd th perioci have j. t ur' Jan. amrnpii Kondrashur,, was not. Thi' CNICh S:dlnikOv was temporarily & ç,, For the Cardinals Masseyhed Athletics down. After the A's the Knicks into an outside Russchert' and Bill Bradley did i...t' i'ri' :im' refused ti talk ti the yress after blinded after Jm'i Cle of scot-ed their two runs in the shooting situation FOUR TI4 RACE — MiSt two singles and a 1mm.' r hit from outside with regu. the game and refused th allow U.S. Army stuck a frnge; in his Dike had (wi singles, and ot UOC Pace _______________________ fourth Claxton fanned the final "With Counts and Chamberlarit. so the Lakers, who led b Ins players (Si CYC'. hits were pounded by Pserc 'I Sprdnç Datty W Kinsle three batters and then had the lain in the kneup, It really gives 2(1 points with slighth mc Cousy's use of the term mayCnus said the h1izhl PWZt S1wrer, Croves, Obarski arn situation in complete ennrol. ttwni ii list of versatiIit," than a minute (p go in the thuij sports hen was cnnstderabli undertgimZim Ru?ter crowd of more than l00(s McBride Pucin the Angel hitting commented Knick center Willis quarter, had hang on for the 4 Rombap )am R Sh.i. sUuLernrnt W most observers of contributed to tiw '1( Palmer in notching the S Sttv-na.no Ruth Reed, 11w NRA's most valuable three-point triumph. C car the rucd gmc. Elbows and tough for tb.. TL.ssians U plw victnr struci nut n'nc haLtCt-5 A1L.PL'R!'OSE LEAIWR . LWdAS Pynim cio plpyer when New York heat th "The fact we closed to withu I n B ri ef 7 Lwy?" Raker B Ru! hips flew abundantly, and there lielore crowds like that We had and did not issue a base ° 1ouIs'lLLE r Lakers for the bilk three years three points makes no di!fer. I ,iti,I,'T,,t I Taylor arc! S!evcs of Lznnrvil!e were ncarl fightn when tern- 9w (cans reads to War dnwn tltt t Thr Assoct !'-r's hU Lcng pitche. E er.ce. commented De}tus. major college football placers ago. pets IIu*red dressing room doors when the IFT$I RACE -Mile 'ugi ai'ncci ii a Wit! czir. C'O!Tt! nu: ' Th 4 4_ , , I I I It1.t itrrIt. i' :iflnuinx rticiri t"r. t'iit' fii t'" ''li'v:tir. ' '" .,qr' v.a• '*' t-i'. s• .. WANT AD INFORMATIW DIAL s.:. 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'tU CARR't TIlE " ), ) 1 DOU6+iNiJTø P,'i;66 BLtP_,,__," Hr-i\ 70-Swap and Trade ScWtEi40W Tl1E VII4AT- TI4E i4 CARRiE 6 iT CoIns 69--Stomps 13--Auction 75--Campers - Travul Trailers iA - Parts Cars 79-Trucks and Trailers $0-Autos for Sale , 1,14'S 'if,.,?,' tu l ti I'I i, 'it 'I I.': Concrete __________________________________ ('all on Paul Pf,ndersoe' for ',our tuntrele yolk anti bluuk otis S,1 173* SI-Aviation THE PHANTOM ' PTRC4MM 5Pw ZOP'p'O PtP(',4ITISIC, ''frf4tjt',T ' i(IIMI'J'3I(JPI ,,' "' IV , i J Ic; Tilrcc.4r.nt1?',,,t, 1 A All adyønhilin app.a,lne in T; lanlord Herild en WedneWav vi aulomatically be placed in The idays PAMILY BARGAIN 14kV SICTION that is dislribufid Ii addllional 13,000 homes in Ihi are I Advsrhis,us should include Iii ins.rtIin in compuoling Iheir earn-rate * R4I P Persona Is DIAL A OLVOTIC)P4 31) l0 Central t$ap;iSt Church fu'm ,, ,, I ç I AWE YOU TROUBLED? Call IOII I ne, 614 2071 for We Care" - - I$'Ihi,iit Ad,rlt% u, Tre'r'.', ' Slab floor, patios ,,l' .,:tk ii I,' i2 I 1171 ', l ( i,iI I 'iflil 4' ''iii ,, si - ,.-. , :t,'- i'-INTii4 ,,. _a,...,,.. I , ,y., ' it Ct.,..., ,n. bUDDY'S Drafting S or ftuilds. tut. uOitliàt hit'. CtnpleIe iiQut l'Ians aruu shop t)rawings rash. dellenchalila, i' I)ri3OI, ii I III V.. Ii, I' 'r l -' HOME IMPROVEMENT', Small ib Wanted 173 ISIS, "LakeM,'.r', - ,itl,t.l,' Removed is—Motorcycles 5 .,i Cit OI4C,IA' SC F PANIC S (,r rna u, S I 'r 'i,ij Accessur its , I ,.sjr Irq*uuJi, 54 , - SAl, kSOPiS 1.1.14 A4,tl '. kiln eteai',i 0 S 'rt,"iI I hiul & Su,uelay In 7621 76 --Auto Repair; ??-'JUIlk ' I - 't Ceramics Transportation -' lsi1WlLtt(11'l I, i'., s-nqil Also pet silpoi'ts. Lr( nome improvements 11011 ('1:1 ,lrJr,ntj 101'. ut., 'u('t'(rally 1?) 1731 ci III ____________________________________ . n.j. Animi llase,, ,¼i'.i ASS SPAIN? (0 ,i ':: i-:: 'C I Bulldozing 6$-Wanted to Buy Pat Care U ii , Mort WaIk'r -'.-,,-''''' , 'ES4ANC -) 5L. ,r ,; !w A CLASSIkIFO A,) — GIcns-Mirrors I:: i ' 'sC Lt,TlT,'t '.'iEO fA.'mi'sG i',-I i ' " s r, .I ,i-.lt''- 67-Livestock and Poultry I1 re Buildings 66-Horses rj.__ '' 'ii i'..',h4,.. ¶1 u Sly 1 1' ol-Machiflery and Tools ,' A- .- t,I,'.,, i',,'. (.i'c'"1'i I S. '"n'-' • T,-.r.,' f. I i nt' itt l .511'. - Beauty_Care 62-Lawn and Garden '.' __))- lt.tj,tii lit%ti,i!.,,' ¶AP4I 01411') 541 AT IPiu, 4 .'IM I lONINC'. 2Mi'l ',,ir''nJ A,e' . I!) A tO'vNI PS I1FAUTY SAL 014 lf,trii'"i i pi,jr,.,'ut ' ll,',ttt Lake Cleani Floor Cleanhtg Attic Insulations 60-Olfice Equipment 2 61-BUlidIflg Materials ij" - Irrigation Fencing Investment Property Merchandise ,., ., Currently seeking nualifl.d aoalicants to fill the following positions: TRUCK DRIVER Isperlen.. r'e'ce;Iary Chauffeurs lIcense I lorida area Salary, $100 yb tr, start Apply lot SCreen ( 'i dIver Lake Dr,ve'. Sanford 26-Insurance , C Strumberg Carlson Corp.. Sanford Division: I.." done' Run .'i ilnIp ,ieanbpd .4' 75-Loans FRANK AND ERNEST CALL SMITTY'S INC. 322-2*12 14.i -ii' a lot ol yartla'f k Ihuil npe;i'u t. 14-BusIness OpportunItIes by Bob Thaves .. __________________________ -' ____________________________________________________________________ L_— Male HPIp Wanted 18 71--SItuatIons Wanted Financial - ',,1m" t',enuIP!eti P,o!er tOt Setuf' r*i'if.,, 10459 F a'), t)l PAID VACATION Catnpll:g-Resorls 10-Male Female Help Wanted Legal Notice Lt"fOVm and Pi01jf, GROUP INSURANCE e C.' ''i'''''a'',.'''.,,' - ....., Plo ,il, (.bt,t. t ,' ,. r i' ,'% ri i '. 5 •,luq'' I',.'' IS •Male Help Wanted by Crooks & Lawr.nc. wf - Travel AgencIeS 1.1 19 Female Help Wanted EASY '3.j9rf, 3jnfor,st area. $7 çm,,,e.•. Eat Employment 3. ,, 1O 15 aria Søuth " of 1. le ."' ' Instructions Ill lt,-f. t'II, ,'I I t''.$ Ii' t,? 5r I! ti 'It ,rt t.'.A IS Aclion Sports CAPTAIN - I) ,'lntk (,t,oqrl(ujiir',. ut.,,, p W.al.r, ill Ill) II -CampIng-Resorts i'Iaimltl, Range 7$ East, Seminole Count5 FIor'na. point POItcRT W GORDON el u aria t5LAN LAIE PARk,, INC., --Good 'i.., ',r I Ptfti '''I" 1 'i' p't54'pt'l'nQ l",iu.g. pfarts A ga"ni 41sf ',npoite 'mi.)9.st#1 pisnits ye', a.', aqn me 'if pnftrig anti rar.ng tov •lav'*t ,,,, earn' Psaise eati iP'eftdC lJni.lnd IfattCullur• $54 . ______________________ 1,EH[P.AL MAIN tErIANF. S'lAtIt, I I ',,I')?4', ii - Travel Agencies , Funeral Notice _____________________________________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR t: ss SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Inrri at a poin 5Ott CASE NO 7CI.134C East aria 415 1 feet South ot 'i4 CORPORATI3P,, NOThl corner of the NortPset' '-i-icui cv'rianon. l of Seclion 1. TownShip 71 SouTh a. Motels Hotels 0.1 abc. man Irt, ti'ry* frucP. "'-'i *"i ,,i'ilead rna!a,191, and wewv "mn'bli y4'Ii M r teb F' 'ile1.4 9ruia ba.'4t$ Ag.-Ofy .' p4EV',. ,' - '_I I bfnme " - '"'''r.-.-' - P.,. FULL TIME EMPLOYMENT II It Do It Yourself u iluilt crpj 1 *ipi JAV 7 rite Ft FlIT". I',' ',r 'lIi','''i t'.' i'il'iIv vr% ;lt'd,..'c% I)) Ill) Cemet.srlvs Personals -Lost and Found Child Care 'rn sa, • MAINTENANCE MAN Copy. , 9 — ' Good Things to Eat '1 $ Eating Places Bow.n 8. Schwarz by BADGE GUYS 'a -'ill" VOli'iQ tnuple ivrIl huh p f ,')'I PlOitiP *P,itp ,ci'i ,rCt',,ri 11% 1154 .',.'.k.nd; ij? 7 -Iii M.moriam I -$ Cr IL P,iitifFtOVAfAflOp,('P',. I Cards of Thanks 1t cirlol I'D'. F.g.riear.1 'ms built fnIlng AICO ROOF FR S 5Ii I CF PS ('.md a.s, apple ni parson Iri 1151) Ptwilentj Cf',ev,pen lIlt '.".f"it', l,f I'44',ali',.r,, .sp I. - ('4',- "f FIa tsD.rimentai Statra'. .Sr, enuimI sppvt,nty rnp'tiu,.f Ph 3774110 tJni',.ruf I'h lfl 1195 r ,i (lit, rfasaI mmcp'ar,'(" ", A' t4'?fI(l enn'o.ny ,IPi"III S ranpa, 'ir'.Pa'i i4tiPt,(uI' _____ wpk', Rated For Consecutive l,isprtions No Change '.,_ .- S.,.c. shut"." 'f'.nqfr4, part 1. tia tui' ' t.a Pt.ng., ll.ai tn' ml reIned r,uscwi PCI AtiOl.. ImperIal f,ii, 11th mni,f f',,v - PF( . ttA'lt'" S SIFt PFR "l.lrørelnmyhitm. i.'. ' _______________________ A 111101111(0171 eiit* 1 "I Ill Iii Per Day. A*1, I ,A 5,ij " I PRELME 1 'i,'. f"7 •4 i OR'. '''\ LIVIG'SllONt. l5'.i WELL 7,c a ' •sitrt •,f W,rhf f Var.!,'., rued ii' t5f,. )%)I trpnth e ,. .,, ui' ,., r i'rlt$r Ai• lit" 1t'., tar,.lr. 1%iOFIm Awe 173 CflR) )7c a III 7$c a The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line - S'TICK ThF LI'TTLF'"T '., .. .,..I", l,',-',,1 ','a ',tin'if that IiS?niVher - It 4tltpift ;ef a better •r lhmrr,jb'PP (I44l,P'I StIr ($1.75 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 lIne; Minimuni II/t/\ 5 t*fendinf, Blc.s ii 01 1rt 10, Sanlanac (', " aria Wofic, of CUbISt Hearing Ti. disclosed draft choice. as recorded in Cia'? Boo' engag in buSine1 at 25X EIV' CIVIl, ACTION .mbroieo NO 73 R Shell l'he' PiflflITiO aid 57e-E Deceasea ontng Corn ISLAND LAkE PARk. INC. Page 1 01 the Public tPC01dt a. Avenue, SemInole County, nsKr-r,AI..I 1Io'ld. Yr IselleOregon Ir R Werpiauwr FINAL NOTICE 7h, Marries,' o r'iitsinr of 5,nmnnIt Cotin", Defpri5ianl Seminole' Count', FI5p tsri unlitr tflpfitItiuj nanseof LlTLE '1oicc SAN ANTC)NJC). '1i'. — Jut-i, I ,, ,we.thpart lfl,k. Draytor. Inrsfl t'r'eh O'V$'n thlIf thr Will CoflOuC' a public DOOR CuLt) CARE CENTER. atso tii'Cr C'ISI', P$aIn'If$ run 540Theastt'rt', on a curve havin dt'rs,gne C.a', 'YwtCit N Fra,e ii5, on tht' 15th na', ' MUSbend CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE Ankersors, 31, formerly of the hfiVrig to COriSIde! recommending that I imenC to register iasa name a rad of 30 feel, aria a cent?. an', Pssci.r Mm', A C) 1973 presen' to fti,ants Nt)1 ICE IS HEREBY &?vC, that angIe o 360 degrees, a distance C) a proposed change 0 :onmc from R a. &ammell c2ecutivc staff of fix' KcntucI:y with the Clerk. 01 the Circuit CoUrt, • 'lijnorabl, C lrct.,? Jutige' o4 Resentiai to C Retail Cm pus.van? to 11* Final Judgment of 37 . ,, feel tt'ipfl run S'tt C Seminole County. rwrlda in at F lohtpenn)JLao.c,ap Circuit in aria for SEVENTH RiCE — MIII' NOTICE OF ACTION Cartels, was named general mercial or the followIng described corzlancr wIti the' proviSion f the FDrPCIOSUrC in the obe alon degrees 30 sPcon East. e t ntinofr Count., Firi, hf'r final Statec April % 1973 I. ARIp'IIJR 54 Slit Pace • r ,'.l L f or i CII, st. 'l flUifllq!t!1' of (hi San Antamir Dee' thence run South 14 oeprees s Iectitmus Name Sttutri,. 'To WI? ,,,,', I rluYn, accoun' and voucrwrs. as i $) L H4'f 0 Sanlariac Sprsng IIEC$CWlTs'j, JR., Clerk 01 the ucnncts West 17$ 1 feet thenr We's' SeCfior,I6.' D Ftor,cia Statutes 193'? team of the Americium RuaketE'.'cutr,, 01 flit Estate ot FIrence 5 Fre,dorr, Ira,; Jasprraon 'r N [ 1.Nt . lracf $40 25. according to that piat aboie entitled Court will Seil at 141 fee' 'o a poin' 13 3 fee, Sou? a. INC. Sharor 0 OfichIer C', LVOI'i tit t'm',s'd, and at laid time, 3 ka,, an thereof as record,c in PP 5 p ic. at & Russ.ir ball AuoctatIinI t. I •r'sr , ALLE .ibi*c sale to the highest aria nest the point of beginning, thence Nat' p tbIt5t p, trien ano ftc-, Ti ('.0', BItt Nt D'Arnatr. the- PR of Seminole Count', FlOritla. applitior ft. bidder. or blddert, for Casts. a? the 33 degrees 31 minutes West i: t I net' Oak C.rnvt' Don the' said Judge for a final settlement ',f ,'f.'51 VIR(,IN I,. C Clark lying SI', of SR 4.34 El', 11w' Sd, Legal Notice West front door of the emInoIe feet. thence North 27 degrees ( __________________________ _____________________________ p1 he'? adminitraIion of soits estate. Count',. Courthovit in Sanforø, minutes I.imoam . -YOt ARI NOTII IIT() that a B Rotsier Railroad ants WI', at Dougiat Aye',, west 390 feel, thence hartS ' IN THE and fc an t,rtlf'r 'rttIiar' tO? R Allen Jr CIRCUIT COURT, 15TH And also that Florida t 11'I t"ClOCk. AM, on 55 degrees East dtscp4,rpIng Putt 1)iwlut,pnr,' Ma-'uagr part 0* Adams St FICTITIOUS NAME 137 a tept tO a porn' 'inr:ia Li JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR Ns,r,o Its Such ShoWn on the plat of ssan J Cooper E*rcutrs, '..i been tiled against you in ,he Ma', 16 1973 the fDlio*ing descriw' NOT ICE ISherebygive,'. flu' an on saIØ Circle. t1.,tne' Soijtheastpt', SILItS', Adam!, V. t-rrgusorijr .ngag sr zsmi. at SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Daleg this, he an- lay at April, property as set forth in said Firis along .'t'twi ramrni'd COurt. arc you err Springs Tract sb c according 7, line of heretofore laid curve a ____________________________ FILE NO 73 75.CP the' put thr',.a* as recore(t in o 1973 rijire l serve a cop', 01 your Lake Mt,nrot Se'mtnol, Count',. Judlømenl situate in Sem,noie distance of 4 0 feel to point a' Estate f, k,t, tsier',c' of tht PR .fl'.*1'Y 0? pIq'ntI'n tO the Pr?lt,ar. or coun'. nones to-wit P Seminole' County. narita under the I iclltioui name ginning C&SSAP4Z)Rt. LEE St'II?I) I na., lyirig El', 01 the- SC4. Rallroac, RASH. 'The' Eai' ",'iitiont'r't at?orns",, Roger i. MARS. SEN'TLERPRISCS, andttmt I less the Norm AND De'ceasets Of the' f-stat, t ants the area tormerl', COnIp?+iI,',tJ s.e't; of TRACT NC I 5454L&wDO of CLEVEL ANC) MIZE intend it, ?ocjisier laid nan'.,' wItS' the Block 4 tIesi the West AX feet: t NOTICE TO CREDITORS 'bryn:, G t',nr Stanle", St and Adams IiLRR 14Z)TICL OF SHERIFF'S SALE PC) Drawer Z. Sanfo-ts CIp's a the' Circul' Court, Seminole t at, SPRINGS acco'ct.ng tO tht ply Tract; of REPLAT OF TRACTS TO ALL CREDITORS AND PER vacated ants abandoned ' lortlia. iscIfilt throrig.nal Answpr recortlec in Piat Boos S Piige' 57 o 3 7. 10. ICE ISHER[liY C.IsLN lisa' Derceaseq Count',, honda ii' a:rocd.n,e with 151 SOUTH HALF OF i. 50145 1.1 vE4sbt) MitE a BERRY Furth.r Described as 4993 acres tp' provisions, o' the FiC'titit HAVING CLAIMS OP o' IHeadinglnthe 0ffir of th- Clerk the Public Records of Senuriol, LESS BLOCK urtfl' Of tha' certain s "54" 01 TRACT i 4tIrirnryi, br Estate' DEMANDS SOuttrof AGAINST SR SLID r" S ":tstlori ISSuC ou 04 arc ,,nr 434. eaSt 0! SCL SiR r the Circuit Court in Count',. Florida Name' Stalules. 'To WIt an ,, Safian SANLANDO SPRINGS. accorarru; ES'Ttt west a' Douglas t4v' t) Dower -, AND "r' Seal 0* the' Count', Sumr,'iar ', -"msnaes, Count', SIO?ICI*. On ur St' 0$ Flo-iaa Slatuses 1957 to Cia? thereof as recorded in Pu' "(it. anti e'a:t 0? VOt. ii'( rC'f't', li•'.i. i''l ' Allen Do-r '"r 'Tint pubI,: hearing wili t- hielo IJ t"ttii liii 27nc CIII', O Mm',. At) The West 1416 fee' of thC North Rocik 7 a' page 1 unims Division. Court at Semin.oie , ' f the PUbI iti' Iii tititIeU It) lIlt dupIIc$te' ml chiiirnt the' County Commission Cts,,mbers, " t P'..., . tc' 3773 fee'? of Tract 1 anc Tract 1 Pecorct Publish Mm', 3 IC 1• ' 1c' Count',. FloridA, upon a final of Seminole Coun', iiflts (If'tI,IIIiCII which you hiivr 01 thu Court House, Sanford. II you lull t(l (XI SO, iudgmen' lit ___________________________ LeSs the North 3773 feet ana leu Florida, iudament rend.rsC in thr &o'esiiIts orr , norma on Ma', eoains' tIlt- Estat, of CASSANDRA fldlauIt will be tkrn against y thu NOrth 300 feet Of the East 1%73 AND . $973. at .3o court or ti,, lYft' dii', of S'ebruar',, top M. or it soon thereafter as, LEE RASH. Deceosec St trip office liii i'Iie'f demandec in nit pftlI,, feet1 antI ?tit West 141.6 f,4h 0 the 114 Tilt CIRCUIT AD $973 iC hut certain case' e,'. COLJR'T OS THE Th, Soutts,,ast . of the Northeas' SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING 0' the' Circuit Judge. Virgil B Possible 35 foot Street adisc.nt on the North I,5 ants the WITNIS!. m,, hand ant S*'ii iltIG, Southern Dlcount Comp.n', £105111 154TH JUDiCIAL CIR Northeast i... AND ZONING COMMISSION Conkling in the Seminole Planning and ZonIng Count', 13th dat, April REPEAT 0' Cull OF a' SantoC Plalnllfj. vs Glenn At) ' TRACTS 1,27, 10 SEMINOLE COUNTY. Southeast ' Iless the Weit Hatt ci' Not,ct'oI Publit Hoaring Courthouie, Sanfora. FIotifl. CommIssion 5405k ins. Seal; Defennant, FLORIDa IS & SOUTH HALF OF 14 LESS. the5Ø(J?hHaIIofthewestM.,foffn, wtiict' 'The Planning tnt, 'onin; Corn within SIp (6) cals"ndla' months, from Seminole Count',. Florid, foresac Writ f (ecutior BLOCS "H CIVIL ACTION ND 7) S33B Arthur H B1'ckwlth OF TRACT 10. Northeast Quarter 4 the Sou'heas' ri lsSiorr will conduct Api 71th. 1973, whst,t is the' date of a public delivered to me as SherIff of R J B WiIIiti,, Clerk of the' Circuit Coon' SANLANDO SPRING!, according Quarter of Iii ri Th Marriage Sector One. TDWT.Psic i)eaing to coenioe, recommending, the fsr' Publicatior a' thit notice' Art,11 . . Seminole Count', FlOrid0 aria I Zoning Diecto" Itt Misaim S. (net' tO the put thereof recorded in Ply South. ,.. Range 2* East Df Sevniru,, Sroposee Change a' Zoning train P 1 tact Chiiirti or P&ji,t, MØy have lf'vlPts Upo,i the following bemanc mus' be I73 it Book 7. Page 1. a! th PubliC Count',. Ds'pu", Clerk I'rtlti,wState of Florida Pes,cienfiai to C 1 Retell Corn w'lting must state the Place of DI'S' IC' llei.cribec propert', owned bY Glee,, RCcords, bf Semninule Count',, AND LESS "nil CLEVELAND. MIZE S flit"" me'rcia; or the following described residenc, ants post office address o C Sfosksns, said prope-ly being P(,I" H'. ' fit, PS I Atttirnc',n. 10. I'e'ti'io',er Florida Th, lest 77 t.e' 04 the Sou" i. p"op?rt', lrkabpc ii, SemInole Coon", $lcirsca. flit' claimant must he swort tc ants I C) D awe' 7 IN 'THf CIRCUI1 COURT OF TH( ANt) I., feet of the East Half of the NrtPwii'.' Begr lit 11w 5t cor of RI.' C. must befil,ts at, atOreS,iiits more particular,, tie'bcritipcl as .,,,.t,,-r Tract 7 ants the m hset Street o' else' lrr-,:, I sC.IlT I I NT II JUDICIAL CIP Quarter Of the Southeast Quart,' a' Cisnuiin Springt. 'Tract No 7$. PB S same' will becomr vOid follows .; '''' , I" h. ,. ,' ' 'W1 adlacen! on thiS' No-ti' lues the Wei' Section NOTICE OF ACTION SEMINOLE COUNTY. One. 'YDwflShgp 21 Soot?, P 15, PP of Seminot,' County, Fia.. Carol Nt Rile', One- Sit iNS oiOsrnotili, Jet Star. 123 feel of the North 313 feet of the Range 7* ,5 MAI1 7 HA J 1IARe-bi S whO',, FLORIDA East. Seminpie Coun'u thence' run N 00 Oawees 11' 16" W. South 3)1 Administratri, ____________________________ III No 35457 5K 117793, Tag No 7 i.i' known rrseden:r ants mailino $'kUfst.'I( DIVISION feet andE5 Florida. along the WI', r Of Douglas CLEVELAND Mitt 1. B(RR Beginning a' a point 2319 feet ,,dclress .5)1 C,uvlorn SIvi'eS SndL,. lid 'THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THL CASt NO 7)$3CP AND LESS Avettue. 30912 ft 10 the NW cor of to' Estate' ants tIlt' undersign.ø it SherIff 01 East 0' the' Northwest Corner of the t IC.Pl1E(NTil JUDICIAl, ('STAlL OF N"v Yo'k Tht East Mall of tfl South HiiI' a' tt,e',ntpr5e,'fioiif Douglas, Aye' •rid 1(1 Drawer 7 Seminole Count',, Florida will a' Y(i; API •ILR[fl'r NOTIS lEt' CUlT IN AND FOR C' lirI't )I i Northeast Quarter Of Section On,, the West Hall of SEMINOLE the horthea' Pu4irtot 5f.. thence YUfl Pt 59 Oepeei ' Suntorti iloridi, 3777 II 00 A.M on Inc 11th Da', of Ak',, COUNTY FLORIDA Townsoip 71 South. Range 7* East. Quorter Sht a.. aCtipn to, Oi%%olutior a' Of the Sos,stpeasi Quarter c'' 44" b'utjl,s,t, L along the Apu Ni', r 7t. M, AD 1973, otter I' sale arc s•ll t .. IC 1'. Ic? o of Seminole Count',. Florida run •siar, imsir PIIIs, he'rn inStitiltet, CIVIL NUMBER 73179 B NO'! ICE TO CREDITORS Section On., Townsii'p 71 Soul? Barton St extenaea (I',, 25 ft to the nit 0 S' tIlt' hIghest bidder, for cash sublet'? ttt . C' .inc' BLANCHE DE ,',iin5t yin, eifl(t yn', art' te'Qu,rrcl h South 100 feet, thence East 12S feet, Range 7* 'O ALL S'ET Ii SONS $44 VI NO East and West 310 feet ci' line' I of the' '. of the SW l NW IC- an', ants all esisling loins, a' the ..-.i o f si'rv' " copy 04 your writle", thence Soutl'i 100 I I AIMS DR DEMANDS AGAINST feet, thence East the South Half of the East half 0 Se 221 thence tronf (W,'stl Door of the' Seminole' run N 00 degrees I2S feet. thtfl, South 7$ feet. tt,rne Phiiu,lI,ffs, SAID ESTATE d.'Ii'fl%rs, II an', It' It on V. C Ho' NOTICE OS SHERIFF'S SALE Northeast Quarter Of the Soifihieas' Ii 16' W. along laid £ lane 01 the' Count', Curthouie' in Sanlora West "in' ,tfi(t t'aCI' 0 '"ison. Jr a! Hutrtaison LeflIer 31(1 feet. thence Norm by you mrr hereb', 14D'TIt'[ I shRIlly 011.1St that 16 Quarter of Section One. Townsrisp;' NV. ',, at It,, 5W'i, 1)1 939 ft to the I lands, the above df'sCtlt,,C Deurec's 01' West 233 15 feet P.1i"rIS, P',l Office' Drawer ? III 1.7 D COOLLY. et Al. '.iit,l..'(l and reQuired It liii' an', by virtue' of that certain Wri' 0' thence South, Pang. 29 East. of Seminoc SI', vi 01 SR d3m thence run S ai -soflal Pt'D$w't't', (t '.-".iard , 1,1.11' ,Uitt d,'man(tt. wti:l, yC or Esecution ISSUCC, 00' a' ants un I lnrin. 3777l AtlOfflq'yi., S75 heet the' PØin' Of Count1 I ior.da. De'Ienaant', and hegirwsin; e' Tin',' seocs sate is being macis t Deet7(' 03" W. along said SI',r I'rp.ruruing , u" I'rt,Iipn,'r anti lilt' the' uriu',,t the' Seal cit thi, Coon", C.ou "ill,." 1I yOu riitit, tilt,,, aumins' Said NOTICE OF SUIT al' i"Uf') stake at the' Peorttieas,' a dll.%t', the' 'ernss, o4 satc Writ Of of 551 434 725.37* ft to the' Lit, r beginning at a point on the NOV11' w,itt the' Clerk 0' thit above' st',, ' '.ltt,'' tr C.00it", f '-al, in the' C)flitt- a4 It,e' Ceer) Of Orange' Count',, Florida. spans ltnñ Corn,,- of the East Half 04 the Soot? I .":utwn Douglas Mvt Revision, as descrIbed snOrt ci,, or t,trtnc,' thu 21st tim', of line o4 Section 1, 'Township 71 tm CircuIt Court of fIn E.tee'v,t .,nn, (. Coolcy. lupoment r,flde in tht aforeseits South, I4,slf the West 54tf of me Northeas' in ,iotin t Polk, OPp 547, p 615. PP Mi. 1. ) 1973. nttu,'r*s,t- a of Seminole Range 79 East, a distance 04 231.9 Mcibile' Horn,' Develtipri,prts,, .iudic,I Circuif. Seminole' County co,,,,'t or the' 22nd da', af FbU.", Quarter of the Southea;t Quarter a' !,i;priff County, Fla,, thence run se t', along tee"? East Of the North . IutIirnifti fl,,, I iutidfl S'0Iunlr tT),,iion, in t,P4C) TO At.t WHOM ii b(' ,'flirr,'tt AgfliflSt L..D 1973, in lIla' carton' Section Section One. 'Township 71 Soot' Seminole' County. Firm, sac El', , vi of Douglas, Ave ',;,i to, ti,t rrlie'f d"ni.,,Ue'gI thtf'Uf. thence' run SoUth 100 tnurrnu',,' at Santuro. FIo"ida, MAY CONCERN titltd South..1! Puutiorl bank of in ua,i S'oItiiSf. 4ll 76 Mm', 3 11 1' 19) Revision to the NI',, vi 04 Stantes St feet. thence (as' 250 feel, thence Ranç,s7$ Last, go East 100 fppt ?hr' vilfhiu,r t,, c.SI('nduj' months ti-urn the -' 'VIM, .1,1' P,er,'b', notified lPi5t a suit O?Iand Plaintiff -vs- Curtis, ( go t'eorth 150 feel. than go Wes' 41 OCT as Shown on North 100 feet, thence sad Plot nit, t v.'iTNLsS of 5.anlanao cii this, int lnJteIization 4 this, arid anti the' sea' 04 'i au.e' 'he' title' to the" below Springs NCIIOn and Doris Nelse,, Deten West 230 feet fort, then go SoUth 150 feet. then Tract No 7$. ence run 5459 t the point of beginnmg Being a 'i.' COurt on this 16th. clay of April. nice lad. (lain' r cIf'mand must Itied popert', Sims. bent. which •foresm.c WrIt of East 300 feet tp the P,n' ;" CITY OF ALTAMONTI ttt'en deg?oes port lOT) ' 54" along said 04 Block , f II' in wr,t,nU anti lilrtt in duplicate E. NI', rvi. Esecution was DtIivpr nn,menc,-d 7 of Replat o a(,jair,j' Tracts yoI in the t me 1. Beginning I in Section t 'TUvu '!.' SPRINGS, FLORIDA ,, ,,j 2. 7. 1C 15 & South Half Df 14. Less St.. 15 Dk ft to 15w DB •"CI Stal,- liii put, Of Vi'Sgd.'$%cr anti "cult Court Of the' Eioflteentl'r of Sheriff o Seminole County. Fl-ida 21 South. Range 29 East Nolice t Publit Hearing ants ginsl alfic,' aUdres', Øf the' dha.n,iint Block "H" Of Arfp,r it (tt'Ckwittu ,, the area formerly comprising Tract 1(1. SANLANDO AND 'utlilidil ("cuit ii anti to Seminole fltI i have levied upon the' follow,ng 'It) wuop, Ii MA', CONCERN Barion St as vaati .rc atsan SPRiNGS. lint ,';uit tie sworn to b'i. the'Otiflt',, Florida Clerk, Ut fist Circuit Court Seminole descrIbed peopert', Dwntc bt, arft COunt',. NOTICE IS HEREBY &"EN In The Soutpa',,est '401 tht ho-tn,',.-' Doned Fioricl, according to plal thereof fit, Misaim itiiiniaiit his auto' or dttctrne', cs 'The- at,'rv,alett Style' of the' cause Nelson ants Doris Nelson (den the' City CouncIl 01 the' Cit', 0' P.IOrthW,.St 'o4 the' So,-" Fur'tr,pr rpcoin o- u.' ".- samr ahatl'lH' void DesCribed Plot oust DL •, s'uT arc BLANCHE boos 7, Page 1. f west propert, being iocaleeJ in Seminole '. (Less thr South 544 Ii" Attamunle' Springs. Fioriøa ha' ..,,, . '.'.. of £34 e'ai' .' :;.,lrtt at Sanforn riu'iaa tIlt', Coon", Florid, more particularly N t'i C his *ile'. Douglas Aye' anti west o the' i'bu,t Retbrds, uf Seminot, I AL IIER'T salts Cli', Council will Stoic ii pubuii anti the East 0() feel 01 the Wes' c.TJ County, F lorida. : ' Douglas Aye' Reviswn anti north of 'li (Ia', 01 April Wfl Oescv ibets 15 føtlows, et ml various '001 £ feet of the North 70 teet pf the So." hearing lo consider a propobet' licttI. C" Hall The- description cit the' real Stnipp 5t prior t being Vacated AIAO?1PCI Off ices Eouipmen, taken Beginning at a point 3069 4pf compreflensmvezoningord,nancefl,, IN TIlE (IGMTIIPITSI JUDICIAL anti abanDoned t'it'cutria cit said ista', (as' and 330.0 feet South arid 33.7 716.4 feet anti the East 5(1 feet troin Van Sanco Svci a' 106 Corn O?IJZ*'?I', Proceeded tIn-entire' CIt', at Attamonle Springs, CIRCUIT PRORATE DIVISION. lit This, i'.,.r,mu $1 mercial Street Sanforø, public Pelersen of West of the Northwest Corner o 5ect,on. 'TDwnthip;I South, Riir,' hearing will 1* held in Ileciin at thu NOrtheitt corner t,t O'IOa Florifl East and the regulatIons AND FOP SLMINOi.L COUNTY, C.RASIAM ANt) MAR,,1L p , including thu' Coirist', Commission Chambers It,.' Southeast Northeast Quarter (NE pf flit' Soutliw,'t ,, o restriCtionS and boundaries o' FLORIDA WITNESS m', hnd ants see, 1930 Section 1, TOwnship 71 the kcas Section IS Court Township 21 Sn'th, One (1? 3a 77 C*PCiJtiyt desk In 0' SOuth, House, Sanford. dist'icls, therein ContøineC Saut, , V.,tet ',.'k 1 ip i ,j Rang. 79 Last. Seminole County, this, Court at Sanlo-ø S iti"tia WOoDcaic. walnu' ,'ri' Sloe'ida. on Ma', 33. 1973, •t 730 ç 5''e' South 7$ Proposed ordinance ii adopted will the Estate of April 30tt, 1973 •."iii,.' . ii,- j".I,ilf. FHfiO for point of beginning One (it Poitur E*ewtive chair b', fuel ttirnct' West t a po,n* on tt, P.M., or as soon ttueceatt,r as repeal rzilting comprehensive' ANPtt. 5, 'IUN'T 4Cirvit Court Seall i', '"if tract. sa.ti tract being in 'Tract 2 Of cS.regs, I mst'ri', right oi way lent of High possIbl, , 5" , I" ?t Mat, Ti IC 19?) black 0 zoning DrdIn.nteN (Vol thieClt', Arthur Ii Bec*,i,ite', jr reply f Tracts 1. 7. 7, ID 15 and (IiI'ItSrtl One Ill 6*a7V (MecUtivt Crdenz, v.u', P4 U.S. 1197 (Stale Rood Nc Planning and Zoning The' public hearing will be held in 15 Clerk .i NOTICE TO CREDITORS South Half S 'i of 14. less, Block 14 Wooac,ast wiiin,n 3Sf Ire? niare' 11" leSS. thence Corvirn,sio'-, IN THE COURT OS TilI CIRCUIT the CIf', Hall. AlIarnooft Springs, ToAll Cr.dltorsaed P.riotti Pfavin9 Br CeceI,, V Es."r 01 'Tract IC. Lanianclo Springs, One (ii lealured plastic cnair ,n, horlIsasslerly ilting the' East right Seminole Count', Florida as Florid, on 1uedy. JUDGE, SEMINOLIT COUNTY, Deputy Cler.' ', . 3. Claims 0' Demands Against Said 'Twe (2) Companion Arm chairs ti', 0' way 04 salts Highway 540 L,J.S U recOded in PhI book 7, pg. I Br J B WIlliams. ata 30p m or as Ioonther,atteras FLORIDA GURNEY. GURNEy 1. the Public v: 'i.i e' t ,, tstate Alma wminu' ',,,,,, ?nn,nc, TIi'..HCW Rptorti o Se!mnoi, MANOLEY Pt iN PkO.T 0! whict time' interested 'jES 4 IS niesi. ec clack tn, ,iti'r','t Count,, ant; i .,:t t' t a'i t,.-'rtl, pt',,, I'5u., ID! 'dii, sac l9 ci' the pain' East of parties arid clfizens shall have an notified Ye' F tlmi. 0$ North Mbgnoi. Awenr "gt 0$ Wa', line 04 U 5 17.92 ants DL P p beginning being in a circle having a anti reguitest to present an', One ill Boa hanging toloers OIQ AC I t PJI AL opportunity tv be hoara Said Claims Orlando, Florica 22507 radius Of lOfret. with a central Angle AflOro,ys Cue hQltI h, cii ttut $0U?tiC.$t and demands which you. or One Ill 2.t.er kutter tt', black 0' hearing ma', be contInued from Zit"e'tec, f the Plaint,si walnut of 360 a.gi'ees. time eltt,ev of you ma', have' against the' lile' ,,00Ihwrst of Secfio,, Is thenc, run IICTITIOUS NAME 10 tIm,' untIl fnaI action is taken West 302.5 Pblgsh May 3 197) Ti' All Creditor, anti Person Having I uwnsnip ;i, Soutti. Range' 30 Lest' ilt loan eon pipe ,n island by estan-of ANNA k HUNT. Deceased on, Sit Memo holder, black NC'! l(' IC. beret,, gwen ftc' Lake. .wan',.t the' Cl?', Counrll CIa,m or Demands Against Said fhent, South 21 Degeer 40 minutes DIP ts One Sit Calendar anti refill, black "mc,' East along saiti s,,Cts*n line a'e' 'gaged in bt'5,,u,- c 711 Sc lateof 5iØ Count',, to the CIRCUIT (slat,' Copies Of the proposed corn wInUt East 1475 fee' to aft iron pipe, S' 1(01 to 11w pose' of beginning, MSitia'io Avt-.. Altanionte Springs, Vtw'flsive oning ordrn.nc are on COURT OF PROBATE in anti for ',Ou anti uach Of you are hereb', ttience North 55 degrees East "'i the' South 50 lee' 4 Seminole Count',. F One Ill Wastebasket, lore, a' the Sen'ir,oI, black Count',, tt,' isbove' walnut IloriOt under the 137t SEMINOLE CÔTNNI540 'uie' ,,'Itt thl' ('ilt, Clerk 01 tnt Ctt', f .II,,II rentiurec to prer' ant feet f a pain' cii laid c:l'clt thiens., Ore I I JUOUf cit sac' Cour"t. Oflir it thus, " "'fl'' ' bookcase vi sl'd,rig -OJS name cit EPu C RE AND ZONlNç COrI,MlSSIOh ,"u '.l?OfllC,n!i Springs IiOitim ants and ($"fl,,jr,a', WtI5,l iC',, C,' '-n, rrat.,rc' t Iii, yuuv aiiC hull vie' ,ntenc to retJilter laid ''ti- cj:int', Li, Atrno o?flot .a circie Notice of PWit Hearing 'ha', DC esamInec at ttw CIty Hail ,ttii cii you. nimi tiawe- againo' T 31 12) "'wn' feet lv point of Companion Arm Ch.trs, of other pleading with the nime wift) the Clerk of the Cwcuft Santord. Florida. withIn Deginnin. .' The Planning and Zoning Cu" fluing normal busenees hours 'ta'e' of Cdt ACE ft Ni AL It black Lofs Ie'fk lit the ltb0vt (Our! Itr,ti serve' and 17. ISLANC) LAFE msssion virlI nie,t Count Semmo1e Count', Fior,a. in frø thir time Of Conduct a pUt ' ft This Notice will r published In tsed i.4Is, Of ,Ø County. tO tfii HOME 5;1F No . ,r 5; 3.piace sofa by roen*, 'pa', tiiereos upon Mitu thr firs' publi;atr Qt tint ilotict acco-dince *ith the hearing tO colsideq r.commend'-., A Croas. 0Vis ''iuou,' u Scinole Count',. posting in tnt,. (3) public places ' of wdlnut.olie beginning i tin' OIlitq of at a point ti [ 4519 of claim pr Dernants tbe' ban,tt. 300 the Fictlt t a prpaoe i Name Statutes. 'T ang. 04 nIng frorn C at liii olf ice in the court se•• tine (II Club chair by East .rc 223,0 feet Soutn of the NW 4 Limand remmc i t,,,-,.. v'lthin the' City Of Attamonte shallbeinwrltingancs$t',allstate'th, W 'T.c:,cic al to Cl PeteSaluivi, 'qtuss' 04 SaId Count', at Sanford SliriflOs. Florida, and publiShed iii l, corner 04 olive.walnut the PIE pf Section I Ior.ua. Att'n1 for fIle PLainlitfs, plac, of resident, anti Post office 19$? i Commercial on the foIlovi'ng within s,ia calender fliontn', The Sanford P4"ald, a newspaper 'I ownshisi 71 South. Pang. 79 One Ill enti teble, wlnJt I Can. 'i Øf before May titt'. 1973 t ypa described prgoa'rt y S Dorothy E Bowers reiri!iilil.fl.tinl.m.nCi,', ftflfP •Ø5 of the Claimant, anti Shell DC iron the 1mw' 04 ti first publication i.4. tOOo p Semmoer County, Flgri, thAne iDecree Of DefauIf will tin' t,i.,mani. Thalp.rfofft,,5 tvt,', u'i,oUee,I. Raymonts S ..e 40$ theNYl V.agstaft tt,,s eact, week for two (2) t01'us.cutiy "titiCt Two copies at earn One un (II , decor West paralleling the Non' of Sec 2 2! 7*. i,rr.g y UI lie S C ,ti4. ltr lImt- 'iit4 lamp anti vc attorne',. eric accompon..c by • ' ' i,s'n, ic Otniand shhl be' in writing. wei.,s, the first publication t be at wlnu'l uourc.r', l,neof laid Seclionl,3t00 Railroad, cerma,iDeo in the' Coeiutiiainf r Iling fee ci' une dollar ants suct Dt P 13 at Trt 7$, Saniario .4.111 shah stat, ttse'placeof residence' east fifteen (IS) days prior to feet. anti th, undersigned as Srwritc V.'llPd( 55 mi band ants seas O ante' Soul" 7' Oegre £ Springs, PP S p 19, PR of Sernint" the claim 0' o"nuanano' se flirts shall be 'fill Post Off iCe' aDdress Of the lime Of fhe Public hearing m,nules Seminole last County. (Our' it 157 5 Figç,5 Will 5,sf,lrCI :,enu,noe, fit,', thence East County. F a, lying I 4 sac S C ','t,ttI at FICTITIOUS NAME ' Løiniant mud ThaI' be- swan, DATED hut 151 day of May. AD to Li', ii .00 Ai',t 21,'2$ feet, boa point or a uI Dc s ' UiJtiI', $ Ii,r,fl tni n•t P1* arid N Of SR a3i a' 5 Are, CIuristin Likens '•• t'4C' ICE IS tie'let)y guvrr tti' we' c, • ,a,,,'s',,',ns "73 •bei, yi ..liue,i,'y A,t) '973. offer for sale navtng a radius of 600 lee,, and a g - April t' are' engag.J in business af 11(1 FUrther described as B 699 atre'S L secutr I.' p1 the .iit' itt con*pa' 'ctf by a fIling lee' 0f S Jane Rirnaros the hlgt,e'i Didoer. to- cert, ,,, • '5i'I cenir.l angle 0*360 degree's,, tha'sc, north of SR ilOf't well Estate' pf Ge. east of SeabOard Avt.. Senlorti. 'sit 0011Cr Anti SuCh m,no City Cle of the claim or p "rttieasteciy along Iai curve loan', anti all t'ai$ting lean, at tP,t A"thu, H brtkwith. Jr 16 94 Cpastl,n. PR anti WIgtpI Drive anti Anna K Hunt, Count',, Iluriga '.mOer tf',e ftctItiou 'n,ar,d t W flied Shah be- vOid CIty of Altarnonte Fnt tWestI Door 0* the Seminole leaf, to a pc,nt Cler.' 04 the' t,ru,t Court 11115 ftp, South Of weSt of 4 '? n.m. of UNITED I RAM 4 TRIM. ki'gin.lti J Neal Springs Fiorida punt o' beg,nnmng, tniance' North Count', CuutthOt' fl Santor. ,. uir'u'.tuii Court!', io-itj This PUt,li hearing *111 be held ant that we inte',,d IC' register lauc 'Ihon,at o reentan 45 .t'ct 01 true Last S. JUS[P54 DAVIS.. JR.. tll.b Icef Ig Florid,, ttw otiove' oes:rlti, i", Ceccho V ike"rtf 'THOMAS G FREEMAN. name wltft tiw' Cler.' pf the' C,rtu,, the COunty Conum,ss,e,n Cttamt't' Will ants '! lament 04 ESQUIRE seru pt-opor't', LESS tht North 25.Cf DtlhJt', Clerk Of tne East 0* the Court House. Sar,fu'C ESQUIRE Court. Seminole c.RALI B NEAL ETENS1R, County, f$iG ifs DAVIS 1, 1250 feet fc right of way, 'Ttu&t Mid sate is De.ng made to " Michael It Croak Florida, on May 73, tI'73, at 7 A Ottmces of itto-dance with the prQyf$fo' Lee MCINTOSH Deceased All fhl part of Y'ac't Nc 3, P.M. or as soon saflsfy the t,r. of the' 0' of s,o.ø Wrtt I,. tti.ce.$Iec as 'tIOe'flCS 0 F-eema,, I S'lamr okfIOc L PiR I. Statutes, Ig Pact L'ftite Roe. 1X Esecution I Pain' husw'tt SANLANPO SPRINGS, •tcocding Possible Poet Office BOa Sa' ttlornr", a' I -' Wil Se'ct*or 163 09 FlOrida S5*tujes Sanford, Florida 32771 JOhn E P015,. Ip the Plot thet'eOf "cue-deC in Pias '4W 4jt$tt' Maillond Aven',,e Planning and Zoning Attamonte Springs. Fl 17701 Att,m,eys, e.t; Sarttai'ti Atlantic bae titag - 1k, Sheriff Mditkand, I tOi'iG Rude 3, page Si, Public Recor of Commission AttonWy to? (iccutro' S Ralph E Stuinpf '.aittpr&t, I iuri(3a 32771 ,&llamotae v,ngs,, FIat'iaa Seminole County, Florida, lying Seminole County, Florida rnn11.', 'or Plaintiff Seminole Cnty, Florida P001hz' AprIl12. IS. 76. May 3 7973 Pust)liSti ti'l Larry I Harder PublISh May 3, 10. tPY3 t2, I9,2, Ma', 3. 1973 Lsi f lS AND L.APT.E ORt WE PuUlish Mu., ). IC 17, 24 19?) ''uihi.st, April .9 lt Ma, i it' lOT) B J B Willuiin'is,. PubliSh Ma', 3 t 01060 DEC ' wf ".1 1' ..SA PAIIN CC'i Zo'rmng ni..rtc, Dr i4 POAI ION 1100 en lert sbhish: Ma, 3. 1973 NO1It.3 t.herebyu'v,r.tha' W-') ______________________________________________________ -- I thi us S times 6 thru is ti,,,s 23 tim,; t PA hF V*iif,P Sy I'u, I)) St It !"lear, i) 5pm -- AIo tIE F OFf, I A (iP F Si S ?uhhe' hr.. F rwd ri' f as.. becihac r'twratnrs Applp at N'nco Con tffurl",fi i,nrgv'raf 'Vt. h4orth ii. 'if tIsey (JO. I nrrja'i!u'rj ji,lnq,f, F Irlfu Child r - Male Help Wanted t i'. !,t,l 5f A*4, P,'F,'IP,f.F ' . (sn I'fion, Iii ISV .'' 'I. P 0 fIne till Orlando 831•999 l I,'" 1 At Er) bl 15$ A t,IIIHV ISO?. I'fI(lM( FM i'"''' 'I'' Al nS'nIir t Aio',,prnrr, Ask for Want Ads It.It") ii.iLJ, tsIs ,!j \.,,SwEET' (1 i rSls-l'I..' T4-4E'N1 FIELD',,J ALV'JA"l'S 'e' I "avinu f$' 'ia. 54 'V tin or 5mlinp Ma, If Wre,t,f Ilk. 1 rIder,, "-a ti' Shm'ø lb. rftfylrcj Ph Irt i5, all., S p iti Seminole 322.261 ''5 ThE r, - ftttrcghi, tii/ 3, 19 / 3- Male Help Wanted I Porwn.'i$s Winter Park. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS AI() Cagers ___________ / 7 - ., - ' Sell With Herald_Want Ads Entries /%J/1Q t.J ri t ciI ri ' (he r,o,lfrtr(I I fnriiltf ICreJimSdrOn'thR stxm tnnhrW rallies, in which senior divtstor game. l(-. P' -. _______ i$ 11) Mik\ I 'iIilP4N MY C.4IF " WIIFRF'O WEPt" BOMIS sis,e' ( Ii clk'1eN,? )11.) Ri,'1IJND UP A RPW.' 'is,, t)U 7)M,T W"T I41p'cI(l Pr - '1 -. ('I' '1Sf... "" . . , I by Dsx. Gr.u. '1st RI. AlIt) THE 8EA6r Twins, Angels Win Oviedo LL Squeakers : OOP ALLEY .. e. ,. - -' - ,' , u,' • -, ,...u', ' .,' .' ."'',',i , ,J t.y. i' it', "'- t-,j I',," ' Welding ' i ' .' inleqi'o,. Eushv,.oe .eeq'stiinIqj $)% ),%. li.j. Stuall repaues Al', u t'runtei and rernOted 0 .4 -,hr Jn -- 5 i'. it,-iodellnuj Rpin Add. pa'nlisg .ui t',pes I caip.ntry hptqeju, l't,raur. Reaiunable )734347 --,l,,Iuu iII,',IC %ttCtIu V,5lIut', 3? il', 1 up a .IiS. "j'l%hl I ",ihisiii'lS IL ACH ALUMINUM ' AftMl(ATl0P 13.IiaiS 'mIll.ilg inferior S eater or tepars, rouls p,aiflle4l, ire, honest etperien(eej estimate; 7330194 ____________ ' Cenbral Elariva ' -, 5 ' , jn Iii. 3 .ci, 1.' WeM Drilg 'VELL S CtSIILLEtT - All typ 'S ', j',S )', ariJ ste's ai.t se', ' tINS %%ALulik',e' S SUPPkY CO ' Home ,''u JnJSt - (.'ICk JOYCE WELL DRILLING i' SISSI longer. pumps. Ipevukiess Waler suo,litione,S,R2-4$W lm Fehericr, 1e%ids,,tial and Corn itiet cijl, 37) 6041 kIICSILNANDBAIS4ROOMCAnI NETS, Fo,mca lops sinks, Ca pert installation 313 5053 c,;bh --, . , '- 11') - ___ '- 4 Set ll',S ut ,'' kl ,lIt i iI,uiib'e'i '.1 taVe't Ad Bring Fast Results �-- - 4 . - - I -. - - a- I --- ---=1--- - - - - S 4 •--- =, - -- ----- - ----- --- -- a - -. -- - ---_.---- ______ -. 4 - ---;- - — -- _-= ___a___ __-____-- ------- _--4 - r '- - ---- a -- - ------- I - - ___ ___ ------- - - ----• a - • __ ~ ~- 0 1 ~____ 4 6E- Th(Szrnford - Th.irsciiiy, May 3. 17 raid t1f1 1VJtJ I lc'r Pn 8C Shopping - Want Toda Ads y Is Like Christmas In May - 8 - I Help Wanted -- .d Apirtmonts Rent Furnished Cars Wanted or Who t)4IVP W* Cn 0a I Dftul O Dan 11m WO!1 an. Pgj% PflV%. Or i,?P &=l,o 47' rr.rW, Ave.. •. 'nhI&ICWTS Sanfore JOHNNY CRreer Oppnrtunity DlSTDlr TAIP essfu! •ØIprfl for This oo,nin will be thOrnuVP4I In the 'cPiniOup of $uccessfu 'spaper CiCCtla.4r r7lanalilforment bit A OIiiilIfiec '"ember Of The !a'Wo'v ealn 'iJI54.0n staff * DitDir U' Of S,mlnoU 4iviIl 0.- PAIC 0000 "is,., arm ii r)ne'oiJr $Ilnwan: for U%IJ'4 Pits ito'nplle Orn. bI*fi?toff.,. "c vsca?,oi ital 4t5410y4. sp Ll AblliIy •00 lift u?aflCt USLWSEFiL Stm unnnt., ai cepleØ v5n%D(4 Istior rrar4Qpment% Call or conse 144? o1. 'n5%1 £OS31 An Eoual Ooortunity Ers',toye' train, he will be QIV poInIbIit of nar.a.oir. as, roç 4 i; 4 ho I 44 so:urr tu?yre li A *1? a'ow.n management Stoic aopi jwo- tr •'#Ff " iit tsr flt'p, '-fl, •.. Mobile Home, . Rprol ______- -_ - _____ I , ____ J,niOr 4nuntn' or e**t'nc Secretary hi' tees,nç p'srrnanpn be tsvr 7 '4yq' Rn "ansps-ln'lnf, "p Call C.e'rwra' Mansiet to' in lrui t 373 377t 0 A.1 44 . Apartment atxvt fl(i'v.fluml in '-r$?eC If. w ori*np tn Dii- Dalton,., Cali ti1-49 ______________ Pslttont available for waitresses OL'S bOY'. finc 11155 a' IerscIan?p A.ppl', in person r)a mm, ant' !'.5S.,Ip pat' a: coy. pst ":$.rlsS ant Pts. t'flt1f tI'If"t" _ ' SECURITY GUARDS Moto- 'Pl ,, •' — Business Opportunitiei - _________ roi; f'E5,NLit CANt)" I c.uw vp, _______ t)IP4C. 5LLi!,INtS SAP'4ORtD GOOD INCOME e It. 5 hours wppkly 'Total pr,cc 11.731.0(4 TEXAS ClUbs Write nv '' H4' . 'I'. L:'-'I. 'Li't 'T7HMt .'s Om-Ita-', ti it' ________________ WORS-ER1 umniwc I".yii'p Iu,?P. Lnt'ance I n'.ini. Sanloc. I,.ii 327 V r,', - p 31 ApulrtmentL Rent ______________________ Unfurnished - - - - - Duple, - 2 i'L Vivian, WIUXIA,'O Cattisejirt "t'..tJ,a', 0' .-$'Pfl ouct, Isi'osse,p,r.Cflt,cc Manspet Must ___ Imt' booprpmnp expormene !1,.tiar, ape,. Small ,.a' builder it Canelberr, __________ W REALTY LJNSWDRTH baby SItter Mature responsible woman needed it cart for 7 small LW?" N.y 1 a 2 bedroom apartmen ts POOl. clubs Pinute Re-ti', for ivy. r,mpejiti' octupin,, 74 h0U5eietplfl Owes tranWo, 223 OW, RANELIN ULP REALTY • -V. 1,rs' 374 o n- 37ji eiito h1 V ty F.' JOHNNY 'V'S''' " ' - 'ret' a' t):SCL r.rnon1 7 bat? ____ _______________________________ • EARN A ttCA'TlQN TH( AVON ''' Matte mono', it" yotir phours tom is pelawa', cruise s iru nIh... ......, ._.... •.. .. ursares u-ic out 5Øy ease it ......Vt'' 711W! TICO .1 tot Piotiw' one cislidmel, In Yeiur?' for room hoary NI 'I £p,,rtmpffl -, ••• U ft til ,p,'ss' ya r t, 510-,, . IIrt'g)ia.. 54ft! 5" is. tlroom. 2 Al' biiltst flea, .10(1 .41, ',OSl tOut, IttiIfli; ,mnen It, IflU IsOlil', room *ith rill ROAr) Ten Telephone Receptionists IV 4 I LI' "41' tSP &i' t*0I Will train Miss' tie I 'i-oct t.,,' LII.'', .4' £7 I I. dilL, I. list'', 51141" PD' Chlu':' am Wt)t1'I'1,, 0 4'I '9 4' vs Call 377 '- 9 I iO Male Female Help Wanted mt l's..',' - -... &oL)o 111111111111- SEARS has ppening far QuiltS led credit and detail cIc"b. Good Pat camp..,, boneS tts. se Dttt i7arpei-. Seers, Pimsaceest Shop p.n Canter, Sanford - - - - - • , Real Estate Wanted uslvE - Sault. moll - - , i. r. i• • '. ('IIRISI.FR ,j7J.hiI1IIiI ii'" ___ We Orlando. Homes [I 5- We'll stack "" ________ '' ' • 831• 22 r-,, 1n - 5' -. .. I Satellite our ' r fly 2! ra;s.Ir.C17L I a p,sS A ''0 ,I - • on Vi ~ ~ ~ - Pa yton f, - n." SAN MO P4.1It5, 1 2 3 Itaslers I ApIs 2 Adult bor5 I 410)11', PA&t l'.tS MW', I' 52 Sanlw'j 373 5935) Da WI Mc - - - '1: LaksMary I 11 . - -, ltmlo . ' P , , - ' . - - - ii 17 .' - t"'' ecn no Pitc,rd (.oni5hlr( 5 p',ith any Oi(ln-r .'.t ' ' , - c.. i- .' .sr It s b4',ILIIItUI to e sell mid SIZe car and you'll know why beautiful t dn*e And it's ',son cuiet Satellite v.os built to be SO many Of t"ien'i - - n-It, l T0 Pt44p _ " - IN , - - - - 4' Oj I 1/ - 42363 - F — ptv irludinq qiirr ' ' ': -.: IT , --- - - - .-"r -- Is - . -- CHRYSLER Arms __ ~ .4P.4R H THE BIG SAVINGS . M TME\TS I - ._ - n lana GflA?I IORINO li-i.,' il ITt 5.1 *5' 7 I 5 $ , . ••-. . 13 lORD GRAN TORIPtO '.tt• * I'. ii lot *(. I t, I" 13 FORO GALUIE 500 'I. StVI m.• It P5 4 1 I FINANCE ONLY $3499 ,,, FINANCE ONLY t3499 — , -, FINANCE ONLY $34 " ' - ' •5V ,'i57 . ' - -- ,' it t ' P P 5 13. I £, -t I'i. ';:,uot.:T:5i& 71l513W1.1i1I "$I .t.'s 3 -3 55 17' .Si• LI • I $ ' P S 03,4 ,A P S 05l I I • S,i P ill.' .4,45 v. . •'t'•''lI1 Motorcycles St • It • I '41*'# FNA.NCOM1f '32i ____________ rC Cu4 P-S 53* :'t" 'kA - • ••II • $ 94-4 I I 5KIP"m NI I , (lPtjEs. •Io-'I 7 a 7 ii I ) PIIE.'I & wvk I P 1 934 1 * , 'CM SIN, I A' Sm. 5P.1IP •1 p *4,45 '4Uel .s.- i •. . .i 'I e-., ,.i INS s.ms.'s FIIAICI CItY JIPSAICI ONLY '1151 s: '153 OILY 711 3(11 •:' 'I'l or U 1911 Chrysler New Yorker F ult power. air, one owner. low ntcgr. EXTRA SHARP'' Call 5)5 700 a.k for Mart, Pllpps 337'"-*' • -, •'•• 4 ?' • • sse sa 4• 3... *1 .V N4 it. '153 1tP'E.' 4 7r.s't3L •..q.$5 4 s, MI Si i,'.,' :e I .4 5 11 1:13 ploilo Autos for Sale -- &VI.A%V 717 4II5', Ii..- $ I P 5 *3.0 I it ,.,. .$..s M ''Al j I 4.1 3'.' 11 1 P 3 54.1 5 * Fi'.j.*Ct OILY 1311 SIIAICI 01111.1''271 •; I-") , '51.3 I Ford LTD Lake Mary 13441hSt 11 196) Ford FarIsne, I (Sr . flCW battery, 7 new tireS, good ton d.ton. 5725 I 759 7595 __________________ p; AL •' • 1.53 11 1 73 Plonds 17%, gels 50 plus mflteS per giI VihIen Rd fOIl)'m Stir Signs 372 1051 ___________________________________________ --'- -- --- 196 7 DODPE TRUCKS- . ' 13 ClE' f MM81J - 1eP Cadillac hearse 1556 Ford 357 $965 English Ford 1960 Ford 2 ton truck LASH ' • • , , ' - Junk Cars Removed 80 I.a Franklin = - ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________ Quiet Elegance ' /1 _______ __________ ,- ____ ___ A4i Apis St..'; Car.t Of _________ UtI*& ______ With Dr.p.s Av 1 17C FLORIDA AVE The ttf, If Fill ILICYPIC Dealer ___ _____________ e riA fif _______ for. _ ____ _ Lake With _ SANFORD FLA Reputation A I For Honesty And I LARGEST CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH, rea*. P l I IMPERIAL '. _______________________________________________________________________ ' c' 4 - i COUNTRY LINCOLN MERCURY - i 1967 PLYMOUTH Valiant, 6.cylinder, automatic transmission, air, radio and healer. uooa iran !' 'I wiTh Topper 1971 El Comino iI I I I I I I Ariotirver excePhorialiv CIVJ11 ___ steering & brakes, plus air conditioning. Idea I miiiililool rriec hJ t1l" 11"' 8II111111111111 1 ures that Lincoln is famous for. It has had first class only one previous owner and is still in factory for the sportsman who wjnts to go warranty. mom 1111111111,11 1111111111111111 __ $11915 $749 2 Olds Custom Cruiser Oldsmobl.Is finest, equipped with all the convenience features you would expect to find in this luxury wagon, with roominess and comfort to spare This fine unit Is specially low priced to move mis woes. VOU ha'. hi; a ;I11i MOM is equipped wuth all the fine convenience perfect unit equipped with automatic. power —N - 1969 FORD to LIU ____ :3* = The ultim.0c Ili luxury, this deluxe automobile DEALER. Falcon, 6 cylinder, automatic fransmIssion, air. power steertrg. radio and heater. Low WUMA 1 1973 Lincoln Continental $uper $pecial in home sales and financing will te"ll you that be employed 3 6 months before YOU (MCI qualify C'.. L---------r , we nive confluence in people. & .. _ . .* TO REALLY SAVE BIG TOWN :, _ ____ . j 11111111111111 peop1t _______ zM e t, wI'. I'sseip.c KI1ct*s .in $Aa n 49- am mom- $______________________________________ ___________ -am amom ______________ sum 1966 Volkswagen Equipped with 4 speed transnhlSSIOn and great for the oi'flflOhtlV minded. Another special of the week. ..--- - $790 - 1111111111111 w -----' _____________________________________________________________________ sporlation 'sion bad. home, you'll succeed here, Show us evidence of your achievement ('oui- most recent tax return will do very nicely) and "'e have confidence in our homes, too. l ,ill ( j F - I :n" T, papers. _ 1967 PLYMOUTH Barracuda, automatic trail I If ~rlrilxainn I Vill bu t, 'll to anyone Don't building you sew 3 and 4 bedroom homes priced irm S2UPO to S27.SOQ Inclisding kit, Up to 95 pci. 1litlp 101~,. ()r'% else at a higher price. ins PLYMOUTH Belvedere Wagon, automatic to -- Iivp -- - 'att - 5795 Ihis i a one owner trade in thts equipPed with V 8 engiiw , automatic traiss.. puwe' conditioned for summer vacation comfort. I it's a car anyone could be proud to own. Moiii i% ,sure to fall in love with this OflC ___ '73 Mercury Cornet power steering, radio and heater. Clean $ 11111111 I X0 to omm , 11 igio CIIRYSLUR Toelin & Coutilry Wagon, a way Roomy ten passenger model equipped wuth brakes and air automatIc, power steering -- MaV beautiful Florida living in your own home. Come There IS a better _________ 9 •' home at the original down pa%'Ment of went to enjoy - __ '- radio I225 slant six engine. E xtra sharp $ $995 ________________ L' • 7,r,', 4: Jrlando area' within two years, Builder/Developer J. BrjJ' Odharn ), I /Nro $10,000 mo. on rent . Alp.siytooe-pI ttlStt ,IISINJ. IUfl cars P..suled ,s.s-.ss Your to'.l. $10 OtlantO' .NS SIll ,lfl yliitS( -' -. - - IS IN DELTONA r - I? volt Auto t%ilIerICS III WLLI'SOOOYSIIOP lIO'lS15f,fordAyrue HOME Calbeilooloot 1*1 SPilt Auto Repairs Parts Accessories 16 ,: ________________ You Can bujr and move into a new Sanora home today _____________________ I ~ . - Blvd Orl i ER TM t,f('S _____ imewco ________ GIANT m - '-• rS" I 1%, .-- - - 5)1 fitter 1. _ Y)4J4 -- not the biggest ccifl't spend $15,000 in advertising SuperiorService AIB CONTRACTORS ill - ' location. Furnished ______ ____ dl- rasras lIt ci's tøx' 5-V SIX 17.001 down fl- I 73 MODELS, ALL IN FACTORY WARRANTY r'% O'eieisse C.enp ________________________________________ . op I 557 P 7 __________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___ ' •- -- we 're the finest adult mobile ______________________________________________________________ I host _________________ _______________________________________ y - * s-is NT A Vasston travel Trailer -'r ito ii', sleeps 6. gas lights. '.lpsyp. lur flat e, pull s*mth boat lilitI 1 ()Sy psm'rkntI. IX) F ull $1% TIlL SPOIl 15 SHOP. j $IlO 5-antord l'I,,l. fts ---- lage ________________ I . 1911 i)1n50,s 35 with tIp oul c.uvsi 5)500 (all 377 5537 . Dad 0'ui Is on your t.fi. * mip from the exit Op. on wondoys frns 10 till 5,33 $ndyi fto noon tI 6. OranpesVaIencias , ' P. / -- .~t! -- , MIluluuI_.P._Pu_PIuuu5Irt,I - i nn's $'7c5i ''I'' HOW DO WE TAME THE GIANTS? -. Toki int.rtta 4 . ____ It7YLLWILD( Ni'v 3 1IeOrLIU baths cnntr, S-i 4. All C4it,'un i'*ln.t t).CIkiS,vt ttiat'i. LDCPI £.WIiOis - c.oer - III s--m,r •.T, i' ,ssplr 5-4 of (\'u 'I rat S l.imI I l'Pi I $31,474 - 1ovatt rita . l.'ic.e - r -'i Cswi su$nrria'-t' rp4) roomilt on 'møl. ite o,qr. r - ' .' ___ from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot c.mra' a..' £ A C tSA'TFN.a.', LOVELY 7$ppi I l's'. I tip! 1()A*tj - - I, Do 5' DIPS. 140011 titi' ot Splits Acres part trn:ec ti- l000l tWi- beafuofo mObili' tsoo',t- wIlt extre large t$'flrUtsr! Il' we 1-nu. tituS,', p I,'I0 "•,-t F _______ I I) t'3" •' 5II ,,, NO, we can't spend * i'' ,., inspection , MOSS A I ipdilinfl, ,s** a'. Inh pn5i past cit * HOLD IT! * 15. ,s .hiitt'fll of Is? Qt' terry Travel t4iW1.P (mom. 73 t'rt 's'mny I II In P II long Slop by our lot to IbiS line p,oducl New wov*o ______ _____ models open for your -_Delia's - 'C' t.'.at•uu Zoned Taunt s7 C.srispers Tr.svrl ii ,silnrs p7 i I COWSTRUT,ON RAT[ Extraordinary month. S1.Ci.P4't Ideal Auction III, .. welcoiiie it t Sand:ewood vuia rentals for homes start at $75 per Pip,-j. Ola,r two s?o'y trr,, fireplace. twi ca. UdiraUt- P!00 trees man', tx?",, Walt tc' ssxipp.ng cynIc' is" ':r I 111,0CC p.e a' ,nt 'P 4 'f / NO, we lily p • Our cat's. i.IL&s. S MASt Fop, IN TpiI fi CLUrlimOi,'t home pork in America today. Close to Corn., Wes?prs Shop ' 52 1 miii-- Vt. NO, (Pl - SsO.1 EO..'IRMEP.'? (tC)r)'i'S '- - rpm, ,i - , Ii'I;t II MU I I ,rmy Monday PS' I 11 55 95 WeI,-i,yi'' t,'Il t',ssi,'tioltI (a$sIu,sIfli 1,'? 5909 SANS Oil' AtI lION n., II 92 Sntppq . ____ Each *5 these condominiums his rI&lbAlE IZ CL.'TME W&SMF & c"." i 7sntra; S-lab? I 44- Wall 5(4 *51 .5NIP P. bapi OIwcss.i " , ,.,,,. p .ii 000 j __________ 0. '.. - 514(1 sell gold or tilypr tt'-i'( .latt it 5$rtt We Alto tiuy 'IFMIPI(1( F (OIlS tlyPf W It' 1)1 4157 itt:. - $1115 ANti rt rA MAIlS II 9) Opm'n 5*5 I 9550. Ill 7910 - 010'S AiltOfliauic waihe' il'., rl,•' Low Overhead Shows Up Hero j ______ - ,,, - ______ 1100C corstltion 322 .-.U-• ' I'. •4iI'4 Ai. lion *t inSt It,'' ,,nlocd 0,IaniJo (log Stan. III ____ - - 15 Lrt'-t'l t.rtra ) 'ml .,', r.v' 5-!? 767$ m$''1 S P..rOfPt )y7r) Impala I dr P-a'., air, w,wP' 5?PP54 t'Q $1S9 Ill 4 lPsç, •P.N Autr,s for Sale Rn aIe C'mon 0~~\, Li Quite simply Miscellaneous For Sale - -- 5 * Dealet ____________________ _____________________ D ,,,j ? the PA_A 7 -- jAiIction . . 'S ~* ' Vl l'47i) SYI,jtfluIt' SpIf9 II,.t. $S7T) Mmiiiani 47$ 75(P S Vt JACK t CoiTipare Pi anfa±i _________ itfltu'n'$hpC C.00c CondItion Mull In The Country • Jim Lash Chrysler Plymouth . / -. Sp'thec (lay lists In ttor-k. 10 r'' •tti piiiI On All auppl'.s lhmii,'U" fit I 0105 7Y)0fl Alnvl'i4 A. Wntmr Park. rim 1171' Ifl ,ss Monday ¶Aiurtta 14 Al? 1111 ______ _____________ at - Autos for I!PP• f' I'll Aflulul - t yfitu r et. Prpo' -.• mc - Lots and Acreage see its ap3vrsate Monthly py Centre' as' one tuc' flO Children - .. p It AC'Rf5 - 33 5rf45ftpq on San fort Ay '- firp. clearer. acres court. 'i- Nice $2595 Iran%mISSicsfl, power steering, radio and r' inatet ___:~6~~ ., _ I 44 --- - ~ ___________ "loolow __________ t.J(1iJIJI(.J. - 2 Geneva G a (de ns Detail man wanted . moult Isave Florida dr.wr'5 license pay. paid vacation eZPy'IICILP preferred, but Out necessary Appt,, so person to Jack Davis at (till (tat,ee Voks.tw*grn 37 59 5 17 92. Lanford I.' I.' I f ll - r,u-. I ltd!? Is ,i' .4151' O.It,i'iPIJ dining room, non ca-pet 2 (left-yam. 1151 mc. IlOtoeposi' III 'town Cali owner ? 111.' 745 3051 _____________________________________ I (trOt-our, apartmenl bI'au?lfulI5 (II CU-UDAIS A0s15'7 OPt l'Ap, Ate 5-aLit MObILE SAN,. 7545 Perot Dv 377 2461 p . - -. Roberts & GiIman its, -P-lI0O-.. t.1(4P?I5,;C 4-15 3277 1)-CL US?VF - Countr', Clot ' tJ.lstrUw, i'-. baths screer p'o:?. SlIctier eauippoi, 20.0 E't L A 7 unit. O'aprt . Paneled tfilIp . rfl0'55 C•000 CflfldlliOl, lie. SC) 5"- c: ro, n'it.,i, nIi..us: .$" -. 1345174 I flr I Other desir15ble t' 1?e..75C CL p 'V,( t,.- ct' olin tii.splr, lu' liSt-il-it dts.ilflittl' 4725 Dnianøc Drive s ni rs I Iberglasi workers reQuired by boa' f ,builder Will consider training Pftn sy's 5304*11. ?vefliespr I - — 11 t . 1, Ad Want i'..', Roberts & Gilman, Inc. Realtor 'CCnt'ai FIO1Q41'5 Leafy" PIP,C llst,npt irs your area Openln( OPv 01':, tros' ments $175 inc. taxes I ins Water ' Water! CumSo'tntiii tSUflSj' (it C1Ifl44 3 tj'ptl'oav,i,. tanu.I. rm,rwi a..? - -f'acrIitn' area t•jt. - -. -'- 1175.3.a mc. inc flirt I. Excellent condition Ufirl4l7.- with tilL! 41441ff' trpr'. SIX' C.cu*1 1prm.. _V,fir., i Ii.lcler or Pet?. 377 3121 trra'iums. 0015 . TI5tit -- imW5 7 .., ,, tiiIfl5 - - - ant. Move in, 11(1* 1 20th 5,. Santora Phone327 Its iii rn, ____________________________ . 41 931 _11=1 t7fItfl% II?i- Iarnul ivory. central tees' I sum carpet 'encoc bact. rn Extra wdp. ST JOHN'S REALTY CO SIRCIP 54:: duSts ulirdefli Pig experience .• u-fl.. 't'•tirt mmii iPQU$ttO Sr-c bat' Welker United 171' N isnrt $svv Plnrtiwttu?, 757!. Sc Part Ave fl- 377 6123 'tPOPSe of CIII N6 Nutiti 377 2357 37'p 147, i.t't)N ASS-. C_API Os,i LU.! or rxtr a s.t s t140'I' • 'tIlruf- boOt-Don pat-il', t'fl,$htC PIh,sy AVON k,pre,pn,aflvs apartment Clean neat hopitu; earn an ett.ITSAIPC 14(4 a wee. or *Sti't turflh$hyti $13.5 )t I is fl,o't- M'llIntj out eanlou rnonlh No C'4hldrpr or 9015 377 tI'ienØi', j*tjpir Cell fada', 54.' MAR 3019 WE LAS-IA AFAR'? MINT!. Ditier woman to lIvr in ant uiri- it,' 11455 It.' S. 09(1 Chlld'Hnh. it 'rttir- tft' 'aon, uuarn •nc s0ml saIl'', Apa'ln,ent Lease Adults only 5-n Call fittpr 5 p 01 1311*53 Pelt 377 1010 it,arrartuc AI - 'emoCft'm.cl Inside 501411 pput?i, Beautiful I rolplovivif P11(1St i's I-',nttat MI MIII P . ORLANDO WP L 5 372 1l 11'S'.!. 1- 'encbs I vt ''. • '. It, 7 41W Reni Ladirt wtig onto', worSini; 05 - . ,, •Pl . . . . ____ AfU'- hais'-t 9754 377 )1 327' tlA ________________________ - _____________ -- a tulify Cal Scsa've insurance. 6 '- ) 730(1 At. I 00411 Dppor tunit ', JORDAN _____ _____________ I4 URj,547 I CLI or. *11,, tonal line's ratifli; am cud.n ci is." ience- is. wo'S- it' larpe 'egionsi ill sep- on !,er'sosr' IIlvC hi Wiole' I - Furnished £1.' 1143 I 'LII''. ___ ___ , - Vi In 'Ti, Carl- I iui bath. - I Iii, - I 327715 PIll"', '- t5i.l monga(4t 18.701. 1": p- month 190' Summerlir Ave..SAflIOrO 373.6513 _____________________________ FOuVTs' 1)5; P41 flufiuti,np Atsurn. ADPOx $99.01 mortg.(n 5175 01'p' mc. 3 beOroori 1 bt Stemper Apency 3' SL"l Vt' 5, . 322 2325 T 7 Isrri'iwrs - JIM RUNT REALTY •l"IIIIICt Of- cCrtir lçtt lifeattv *'eptrsentat,vt Call I43WC I 17 ,577 screener perrl, l,rppiC crn?ral '4th! anti tiflubli' garsptwIt?- CIUPI' lSuStP'i Ciose ti, tbOp(SIVI(, p ?0,l' sot' ctlIJrches Onus Si!. Cia r'm-, . ULP REALTY • 40' W 1st 7 1117 utpd Stir nil or. SISPII $flt - - 44.5)! .. Cv. Its5 4 Pr Atli, 5t,jp I 715 5m,ibs-I Ap. - - RPfls,C0-13' ft & a'm stall' ant' '4UP Ullit' hint. ripOrnome house st ..a ov flown- C Olilli. 177.5CC lumfll,pej 121.50(4 . (hi - Now Life. -- - - LLtI.h.,L MILLERS 11C 0'vr ? (1.3w __________________________________________ '' Y '' 3..1-411; gs'i AUPI', !,anfQrV Or', Cleaners 113 RaIrnetic.- 4-vt t_.__ liSt? luxury 1 isedroom carpeted 'Allif '4O 117- p I 1Ip4r 'yr ts.rIrnor,- house Ii. tirgsus%,. 7 Id lIt .P'ntr Esporienceti Lnunttr ano •ilemb, fl,f I count", club ' bedrooms 2 MIt 6lA1 or 322 5044 11 '.t)V'P'( IP, M5.RW" 4 ts'njroon 510'', home lealu'es oil iarpe rooms mncludsn. 37.3 0P4lt, p. 7 - js - "C - .IP" Sbmtse,cl - __________ PArlOuS WANT El) __ Ar', %f. (OlOr. OtjAflt,tv Top nfl, o- i''3 $757 - OR SALE. WE 'A IL CAI' 1 P'79 -- s,,, It.tpt 78 •t', ttlnvnr$5P'nt- rt, g,ymen 5?. 0(X 1t JP S A L L GENERAL CLERk,. experience prefenrec It"', Si", Adder 11000 ClaSh,!',. tovrI', Ii,rU.- one hpdroo'n near Itsopping I. rnurrns Anultt typist ann S muon- aptitude VArIed py intr'estni; tree isa'S- ing vyii.,nr bentf Its Cal 1r41 4Da'trn.nt Rtt'vt' Insurance 6") 7C Air MPttt3flvill, Mi'Iiony,lI, Avt. Sat'tor(S twi Equal Opportunity Employer APP't ii- perso,' 1*15145044' jpe flOJ' I 'cod Ayi-- Vt' P.' or'sjsI.' n(, n*o'i r,aflroor,, P%O?flt5 1' - ball, enciosesi garage. central ns' dOt' heat t.s'-pe t.ng I 170 F tar ids Ave georuvm 'm" -- tl5t?t('t &P - _________________________________________________________________________________________ ________ _____ — 3 BEST BUY WALKER 5.I" MSAP " !. Sanlorfl - VACUUM '4pr', .....1I.r1Ioma..r1. J!LSL JOHNNY WALKER ________________________________ _____________________ 71 AC5-E% - 4Sf lrriTjp niOsceol. 5-IC S44SL per acre t *:'ei w000e0 14 ac- es pe•NSII', _______ 7 5174 rvrtisnpt ys -- _______ bestroor,, ' 0551 electric hlPI't AMC a" kitctwr PQUIppeLl, quiet IMVPC l?rOel I bloc. tronSploppinhi JacS-sor Las&eiDerr 5! 4-foiSt onl 1540 mc 1s one last Call OWT* $0' appointment 17i.t 5937 - - CL IF - - - - - - -- - --.$tlrs.. to,, "'--.cX IL. trill! lit 04.144 uj instructor S-lsgt i'arn,np potentia l CM' 373 .' stereo 54740n5 'Csi irs Cool! $54$ WPiPt' t'f Sbsr,f.t 5755' i:: ?7' Your Time of I l S Rdio-Stereo - C'.RI -P' M'i [ 4OMI SU I ssx 1AC' mnttc Dr 173 SSIX Sgsa:nt t'v5IIfibl ,. Female Mulp Wanted P5 ,- t'" !' r PCi If'$ '•'I 101 '., P51100 platt m.d WomII W$t II itpttit 4"t i's'Ile ite,n% lISP EF SF Aye WinS., Pill? h I'll I(A Alt, 10, S tI • r __ u5tofl Itomc signect *1St Mothe' i- , C3WNFf Iiedtflom% ttuCCt Sr L5P. it' MImvJ-lm'naculnt, I Iii' PiflOil Larpf- oar5pe rnct home wISPs i'ff*tieric, Sit - s 91'( a' 327 lAte. air. tSrDP"ng I'-. btt'tt screener EXCLUSIVE 'ct - o.cl'onr,, ball- CF home on santlscapet' In? rhr,,t- r " 41 ERM! '.'[ -i.c.r it. mu-on volt 574.501 'term'. i,ANt)y 1"nduCtt 1? S Mobtic' Homes ____________ ______ ' .arIscs .'tmr "' (1W N It 11W F P. API I IQ(IF 5 Tp's (',llsm S's ml At,nt •tm'cs %,Ilpfl Psttt MaI,1)S S tt1s NI. 1 50 pm A A A kenn.Ia 11117 P41 I 1I' I- P. AI1C T 505-I --IV4N )?IIW1QPAOO(1 11S7117s) - ---1 4\' RPdtsOnP S'osnd. VSalh., '.5 50 b$.$ Afi •le(trlc OSIlPe tounml, German Wrasnnable 511Cr - it & %.,,, - l, IV WPWIM(flily KIRSY -_- _____ __ . .. - Sthmps Col, " - - Autos for 40 . ,.., h.i,'pI.tn itni iI"il THE BISON CO. 7559.5 5 r,r,-p Ave Ssrwo-c OponS'7 5 days 377-Pt ____-- . . ii. ' - t ,ifIt.,t - %44\ ,., 'u i r Pit At 1StI (.5 WAPI , Fit I rtl st (Pt IP5IPt. I4ØI5 AVIV 5.14 1176 WIrilpi P' "tsr ',t,c isar 5. ':' tard o,,(5cr 7 All in ,.m-wncal sirso 1.111 S?.S od nd,it00 407 Itoson Stree - _____ "Sanfn'e - . *it".,pr '-"P-' tIm 1.oen CRAIN REALTY 3 (r', Reallo' Mv'. 17 c:rk'ts.,r', 'MOi'PlR lh LAWS Di&em1' - Si,v l.flttsflit "m 1(7 ,n:Iufl, Y114J DltOflf flm:nSrr__________________________ -_ For the Used Vacuum cleaners IS am uc Sales Sp-vi am P.tiIr YOW ET' _______________________________ CDRBET :7,, - "•- 6741 Call 327 7420 Anytime I - - ii' POtS ,iitd S(JflflhiOS 5 45. Ste I lUG cash 371 - prAL - • -- Autos fat '"i" ç1,;,fi. 5 c'tiye S l4Pt II) 17714 ,i5tp 5 45 V.5 c(JUAI' F5%A' ' Fl I FIS S (IPfI)i ri4'i I v' I It 9171 ' • ' Tic., top Refrigerator 8rrsc- 5P4O. ys thFs b4 l-fghlans, P5t bedroote Piome onP lape Mn' msubIe osrape. aImol' n contra; npA and al' forms Olnini; room b-jo'4d 'OOVYp one man', ewt'as All fr $42.00C v', liaor I! BALL REALTY II V1r-s _____________________ $ (i--- % MchIfl(11Y nd Tools ti ' I'tf'RA•t ' p *0, ', Appliances P4py We Are Ready •' - A (lA55,5.-,I ,t,'ni ((4IIt 7 Musicl Mt CPI,Afldise -° Oeç 5-St RohZwr 555515 51(4 Ss,rpiuj IF SO c't' (Cl4k WasPim I 0-vet. larpo under warran's 1775 Cal; Vu SI, t lii; P30M5, 1.i lo 7 D wooded Cut-lIp sc lot r Gulp! NEAT & NICE a rea Underpriced, b', Owner &t LIWCIy 01de 3 baslroom Dtivats 1 tl4 attractive s?tin $snes sai tapIien? in, r0I,ren,nI 571,9Q(, DrIt4R'i-- S-tome larpe- carttec rsrn 7 bedroomS, contra Inc 1377 (taste 5-ILl - •4-nil. 710 -.157 3.mnto"r Mami itt iajry,e l#ji.p, '. .. -. $t,tl r,tr,.. ,, r. ____________________________ I. .•s..ri SPRIPIC,!. . 52 it U- beAu4 -' . • 4 Wti?otl to 'JY Wntd to Buy 's% t1t4( It AR 5-I 5fl(f 'i%r bu but r ittir p ns' ellaneovs Sell tom 7t I1.rrPcst .tstqrirsi.nt rm. r' i'' A l,w SSIiPP(Say P1 5tPt'•'I t, - I 5-55 e'st ptt' I ti'.tv P (ll I, Cavp.i S?tAmpo*r fttr 0051 1' er da t'ttI. ( 'S V URNrtuRr A / f/ Within --------- AR quIprnDnt fm Rent Place Hours ------------ ------- - ___ - - - __ foolifoolloll000lolloole - Thousands - kithpt' _______ -. 5'4- '• !-114., 1U" a' outer I. stor', frame ll.': Ah PIOMI CC1LIPSE 159)e I Pinme in Sanforp to, I11C MIt 7 hett'srnj, la'gr eaulppec Wrnc floors Car u fo art roiyrwitP ?irpi l5ro OOlntmpn' to PW rosy,, SnfrSi , 'At )5tiI 111 S Q l4;l f[ Manaper. .$' - $,4ir - 15 Fl Sturs f.rserQlaSt. $jll tSt't-5' caceilpot P. traitor _ D..s.str,i,lp IC ft tW Jn.,sm$..- 5' 4 CP' - V%IPr n1 trailer hr SatsomA Dr " Yes Ycu Car ' ,. .. 4'05 '('t'A5,4 Tws' 2(1 in.-Ps 1?' "er.r . -,T)p; ON c.o c ----- reQuirements -i-itt. BUS BOYS *• - , - - C.? -1 mistlel Joe i-tm ,,'4usr I' .tArP(1 Prov-ammcd n St ,ttl , tSblP AmId tAfl 0. Seen •tt t4erAld -- T P't )7 97 , cs) Call Crest;' manager 327 041, Cvenittcs 54* a' San tore Sewnc .n'n rwosi,, I 'c- '- • :. Mature couple for ne apet?mencoYnViPs in 5 4nfrr Se'nc ruflw arc salary Sc. _________________________________ rlos 797 CaIselberrl 37707 ' COP4DITIONIP4& SERVICE #.'S..P4 Commrrcil turn S,flfl5l4 t RI'S Aflt? benefits ki't.r.c or 5em. Retiree ihoi; flu.,ifltrflanre Col ..s,sthry- A,, at Santora i 0 CONSTRUCTION ___________________ ..--.,,, . CRANK _ Warthjtt CARPENTERS mn,tI,ar- Secu'ity P?rli is holing; full anti part t,rn, mr, MoWIIsllzaIloran,sJothr bnfttt 5.pjI', fl2 V. C o l onia l 7o .. -- Equipment (4' rt.' wos &Iisb MCtoo we ob tam an stanstin Ustlnp or an nutIiandU5C P4oij5 In at' ru' -J ctanii aree for a fliJt%tatujlt',ç 1551C 54 SPif' pLp Wr have one now-a home wiIP la'pp bSiS?OOmt 7 fwtr r,ct baThs stesibte DaraQe ann t'vOr', Ptr4i can imagine '" vr sue this'4me tu', anymino' Homes t.tr 1, b, 'P joic- goats & Marine 377 -517 r( r'- 5' $t'nh4,I'n ann ?.vee f101If 1,ç fliPsion% &tCt,rt'C balance- 07 141 or PAv"ln's 16 SO 4. Ourstanding •p-:' Kingsberry "is -t' - ________ '- ''-- ?ralls iC SIflQU cta,s to rpq P40 atcoho l nes$,.ragp% no øi'tt Came seminoli. -I4i; - - tht I r)s . • .1 'rp '' REALTY SANFORD Ss Singer 1972 McKle1 Realty OUic Equipment & SUPP!ICS _____ WILWb,, ML If b&xy sll trade 311-315F Ir3t 5 Stenstrom IDIC - 'n u ann s,'tI,vr men See Pots, Muir,a! Ja:s f'rosie' 4oC _--._ --- - .J'I.nUV ,r.vt >amo'o I - 7j9 ' 45$I C.F itve 4C'' t4 Dlnlr room IlQh flytur. SIS %',54rA5(r bet? ISO 327 54•ti 3777757 ________ _________ Equipment - ' ppo'rc 1 Poirot, Boats & Marine ss C.S.RAC.L SALt Sat Mas S Cs Colnf*7!$On moat. s Two. crib, (Sec Appliances c.on plus- 15 blue metal fiae wtt- : orlemoot 3 Clubs r*'ord rcts. Men- )4C' PIP. 3(1 firs øi.t flo'r'. ?hr* rust C"'u't frArnOt. O-ian&' P41 499) 5f?pr 3 p m -tACWt"V gsor.cPs S,jr , 'u'e misc-eli oPl R Pivei Der'ona on PPAT TOPS, made 1. rf'pa-p0 w'4IPno0 1.4? on 5Q"ovt to t-;nyi carwas Afly?mt S.gms cli (Igro.. Drvc, OetPna i t4(M1 5u1 01 iunt',j I Oli5nps color, stores, tihlpn Rn fol$o SPit sipns 327 45*1 ;•., 6 ty _______ 'ii., ______ p -I -~ 1 CiBa-a Real Esta- . or '.sJ't ..j,, wHp,r o! s t. Garmqe-Rumma. les____ - — 5(lV'. Iouipment operator n'.c 'm44'4car4 Woeic PrndudtI. 7U '.tSrvIt' Ave., 4.Ofl0*)00 '.t' tirnt or full time Experience r -ntprrpc in management P,r..or v.$hirt Si tupOlomen' income or scm 'rtire -l'iRblt Apply in Persian between a me 10 r, PloIggJfl Ho.jte 31 Cornm' iae Santora °ERIEWCtD 4 L14i?AOl' r".- ,, 4.V', £ a - - Sa 81arS P. whlt 'erltP T twIt' 5*0 niattrpss A. Co'lnQS tIbIt's 5*o case Ps1rt See of *5 V. Seminole Lake Mary or call 377 4704 cmp ,, f (S.R$ tXTt DOLLARS p*ci'r.r' :s'pet Adtt17 It ç Ladies ann Me' PV wv's fl. to clan, -' -,n?e1 P. rl flb0'm5'r t n 4', P-4t 'e:1n' P444. _________ Lapearanre. deer P45r5flwrIIin 0000 %Dr'IIIfli; At'b owe trn Resni Property i worm'io?. W .'e at' Eoua For Rt'& OpØtUflI!', Employer .D01, I !t 2 c t 1C4L1-1 m: A. Room 605 Ps rn If a Yr M0t%d5 Dirt. 1 r4y ' __ ___ New Company In Santora 41 Hnuses for Sate - ,_A • i' ' lta taie i . SIX 'no vbow * s Household Goods Si d'oom 1'; batPs epot on AQC Od1'C $O U' O AQ CI l ava ilable SOr C4 nsc*.on rtr W' on West 1frçIn4 LvI'. frC4' 17 57 ic 'noiSe Magnolia Pam Subdkislon O-arbQe CUy Cal; Wm 75S 4714 or tha'i am U4' time WI; 0Of1i&l, tr a in t. yr.. Or, . Cholocl, our un,our ")i'Or4 sror inaffmic SWSCP to) the ''Ct 4,•An Oif. Pil all ithat, ooenlng a 0au Cc. Inc Orlan* fi;IrvjII5 locater on OranOe RioswTr.liat SIh,p, Star Roast fruit "~PC WALhEI Real Estate A5S . ' -' t- " ' New Brick . - ,.p&c;E Houses for Sale - ' m .. HOUSeS for Si.k ____ fp-nnp, :neC%ai witPoll u'writ CISCIOSIT Water $Jrn furnished , *.dutt% only. ne pe?i 13 L ur, Croup insurance Mat- hove cIorda dr iv.rs l4cenie II __________________________ l Orav against OU' GOOC OOrIUn SC QV I Ilii 4100-1#C in OUtD liSift iIDPI In ist' r'it Jacit, Davis.at 8111 I U V. ?r o4 8aar k VSwaaee s P 92 -____ Santora _____________________ i Knuces Rent Furnished n%ad5 Iaudywerars, ,i benttt na weft &D*y '1 r Mrs owlo, Plnlna Inn. bed'' - s :.itri III"'& AStarnontp5.rIn Hv. & -4 umh.loo t.nfurnisep t..*OfO 7 acres NnnØrU"ipr pr-eSer?5c 41.1. EMP.CVMFP __ . P..l.•oH 1752 Cat 1b9'rS ____ peoprici, So £1 tonor -1 IIodrf .%m DO'Ch. no With 10 Men ________~ I 10 _ MIi Fe male MIc Help Wantd How Tn Talk Tn — _____ _________________ I hsr mt NEWSPAPER does accept i,u I.usuwsfiç7ly HELP WANTED ADS the' irldicitie a preference on ape eVes pIc'yr covered by fbi' from $ --, T Q*V Luxur y Townhuube,,—Pafjo Privacy Hofne Conventional Homes 45 different home sties—bv I. ( IL I Br.'at ''."". '_'uiidm I Osympit IAl Ckforstowl At AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT RobC76- & Umai ; More Infurmitioc, ma' be obtained ltrrr the wave $359000 - $45,0oo 1970 PLYMOUTH Sports Satellite Wagon, V automatic transmission, air, power steering, radio .4, Beauty Dr., P-0 Bus 5024 A. Orlando, Fie 37806. lt'lepl'15y-ip 241 C.V'3 ________ 1___--, 2-i I STENSTROM REALTY , 'Mt I'S-Il OI'l.-5 322.2420- An, 02 CDe1Lfli SANFORD (305) 323-4670 ORLANDO (305) 2954370 1 495 . N 1970 PLYMOUTH Custom Wagon, V-I, automatic :ransmission, power steering, radio and heater '°"" Your answer to she rise in gas prices. I vq ' ' - NOV- 91 STOCK '' - . a ' Del" L" Associewn - L -- - - ---i __ MV 7_S7__1- - C - I PH. 322-4884 831-8090 'Radius of 4Omiles from Orlando City - -- r_ 73 Lincoln & Mercurys SYSTEM own I am t Brand New REIRU MINNOW __________ ploijruflice.etRrn 309 Or In(So Prof, Ctr 221t.' Lahe s .c. cr 4, va;pjp, Lots See,,' Ill A LINCOLN MERCURY 0 Hwy 17-92 At 5-POINTS, LONGWOOD ' �- - - = __ = 47- - I t=-:L±= [ ~~~~~~ RB- The Sanford Herald • .1 . 1-2i IT - WWWW~~~~~ Thursday, May 3, 1973 Difficult To Prove Seminole Worry Save 31.95 Clinic Calendar By Gaorp W. Crane, Ph.D.. M.D. Heed flr rIin sage suggrstinn And IlflII the sowid advice of Lan Winelood re making chronic eIfare ciplents of the pelicans ('lip this column and mail a copt to tnu Congressmen. for "A rifarism is ruining this Itrpublic' r- Mat 5 .Sanford Grammar School Spring Carnival sponaored b PTA. 2rrnunth. games, booths, and refreshments - 1W " P L "P' ' ,, JF.) / , . - 'vu, 2- Sa le - 7 LI I i? I N ~ , Watergate Hurting Economy ? ~ . I! 1, 44 . lI .POIIN ('(INNII'F Al' fl,ulrn' Anal YORK tW A 'ntiipliiiii nf i'pirilun following Whiti' A F't Itiut' relgnnflons l''niiit Iniik'ntes (hot sonic t,tisln*'qs s;i'okeMnerl for %Vntei pite Is t'iiving n niegnt$vc linprl( t on the .'i'nnntn' lInt proving It, i,thi'ts MO)'. Is uuior poll (fk'uult, 'A tunjux' loss of rrspci't for (hum' int tie dicnsti-mti nitninIstiniliori is developing just t'hieui new luiflatlonory pi *'w hiulhuing," sniul t stoteuim'nt prepared Inst week for I';lun.'r Nicholson, i bolt won iii ('N\ !'lno,u'Inl ('orp 11W slnlcini'nt, v. luich Nit 111)15011 soul Motility 'ref let is ii good deal .'I ins sies s,'' ncccut,a (lint "it ill be almost liiil)M'tl)h' for P1 esi,kqul Nicon to intiunt a major effort.. t'i keep the 'tiiiins uiioving in j somesitunt i'rilc'rl fnshiistn But 74'n'n 1 tnni'ui uhinit utuiumi of Ml,( k lrtiu'kc, tett'I 'n %A 4 11 1 $ 288 , r -~~~ -, W -.,A - Reg. 319,95 Ci i ' II',, -. , defrosis 1000 Or !)IIkOS a C.akt% it" minutes' Great for casse'c'Ies flh,n i stainless steel cavity interior ugh: easy to 1`680 minute time, This (weways stays cool SO you can even 'ok on pj9per ointe' Ci riIStic ___________ f il P w 0111111111, - , -vet- S.hoo Snrin (:a,-n.., s.'hoo grnund Crane." he began, "I ••( Mt !' was much intereated in vow stand *innt' and It -r i r cr St. n . 11 r. : I E comment that Jesus didn't weight On tht'IT formt'rI% fl. HnmeniaIers tnternationo continue with free pwrims after lured foot or leg On 11w west ruast of Florida picnic, 30 a.m., Ft Lane Park , feeding the 5.0M with the lad's too, the shrimp fishermen used Geneva. loaves and fishes to clean their catch and throw "Maybe it was due to his understanding of human the wraps to the sea gulls daily Sanford Senior ('jt'. But when the shrimp beds florida Htstnr Cla.c Tour ii greu, scarm ants the fisherF &,A-n in Fida Lb Tarpon Springs to Ieiwr Ctvi men had to move westward, ('enter at ti a tin bird rrtie, named a.m on Gre)tnunoi as to Louisiana, those former Pelican Island (Al 322-9348 for reserIt supports a colony of I.DW "welfare" gulls began to flits vatrnn, starve pelicans For the had lost their ability M 10 Larry Winelarid is manager ic fend for themse)vec hi-e sanrtuar whi, SJSTEL !iht'cir, :icir, Thougt their grandparents Brain em ma' rontfli 1trm Towers had flown hundred, of miles to ans and other wildfowl .tner the food 5UP1}- thn rustle up their own food these zmws scarce Larr was asked pampered descendants had Seniuiok' High Schoot pu learned to relt lazil,' "tit uncle Sam in Spoon River Antholog," handouts from the shrimp ags of fish far the p.m.. school audltnri'rn 'And Larrs replied, Pelican, boats So they became weaklings' presented b3' Advanced r)rnrru are like people' Start giving And, if transformed into Class in conjunction with them a handout, and they'll quit work; then meret lint' up to get human shape, would Corterporort I.teroturt their free fist medietel have voled for an' C1a,s, "Dr Crane could this be the political candidate that offered Ma I-ralson whY Christ didn't set up rtnw wijlare ha'' Sanfnrci Girder Club will The Mormon Church is noted free food dizpensart' for uw for its stress on self -reliance , have their regular busit, at for it 1mm't gone mawthn about n1'rnn and luncheon rneeun at '?" "vril the d nr I. a' "r!r*Ttr MIT: 4Z rrfr'r (rt- tu, Irar ittlir" 'LUTbt I. Ia: rat.erec b nos. Cir''!" ciui3 -cioutzed)s Christ knev tliat rir.fu.'ie pulp" with 1:30 May 'pIe inevitably gms weak Christ's superb AppliedProgram "We'll have nd lose their FeIOWIUIfles, Psvcholoy. Chicken and bumplrn's When hen habituated to free.Cliarits is supposed to L* a She Comes" A talk on Parts voluntars' act, not a matter nirdicine or free and Luncheons coercion via forced taxes, doled Tables That may explain. too why Sriker Mrs Earl W Lou .I'sw' stopped tiu experiment In out by Political jobholders, Our American nnn,.ki,, . 'socialized medicine, auer 91 healing the 10 lepers nins threatened bY the In'asiot For they took his free cures of "free will" church philan for granted and 9 of the 10 didn't throp by Uncle Sam, who ev en say "Thank you." though employs our forced taxes as a they were miraculously form of political bribers to liberated from a sure death corral the voters of the chronic sentence welfare population' So send for ni booklet "FIo Moreover, no Gospel writer says any of those 10 healed It) Save Our Republic," enlepers even offered Jesus a closing a long stamped return sandwich nor invited him home envelope, plus 25 cents and get it into all high schools' to dinner' Even in medicine, we find £1•vI Wit" in D c o W caris 04 ft" that cripples tend to rely too .wi..p., (WS • iIS Isawbaft so saw is c* to Cote, Icing on their crutches, so we 'T•_• OVA 10014101110111 Coot iterc IV medics 'nitst encourage them to Oar 40 $I SSEWt% I - - , ,. _ on this Microwave oven &rJord Senior Cstzzens Club iour t Busch Gardens - leave Civic Center at 900 am. For infnrrn;Ior,cjll.4Eor. / ' i'&S1w.5p4 ;imous theologian and farmer i.p:ist pastor of a 4,500 mr*iher church at Anderson / ' P0 4 11I S.- ,"e,'i'--,,; . Ba ga i S r n ec Thursday May 3 ' THE A KI F lD - HE liAL - tion 973 0 - PAGE IC - ii I, _ic~--.. -!, Record Brea n ki g Sale 178 Reg 17b.96 , r • : i'::, washer features remOvable side nanels for permanent installation Thin lEIvt'I! wash c'cli cf'.I': 'i," Rep. 199.95. ELr'-has Sounc Oea3er'iinç fiber qlass insulali,in arid dual lCpl wch ,-.-.' 411110, Sale hivi ii U 2O8 -?T_"~_ __ r, _. 1~- I I - __;... . I . ,._ - -_ - ' - . .- - - ; I it .4 Save 'D is r '-" '1.' ' ,;." ' , c '1' -Y , I _/ I , n ..,I . . =_____ I ~ . -- - .-, .... _~ - __ - - - -- ______ AD ~ Florida ('ompan tixiny anWINTER PARK nouneed the t'mmencvmi'nt of a $12 million oil anti l':s plor at tori program to Lx t onbu ted overr .i thrt't tt ai ix'rnxl Ina joint venture with three other companies. Florida (ilLs I ploratuon Company, a %% holls I subsidu ir of tt. ('onipan will Lx' the operating iartner, . piriies joining FlurkLa (;as Exploration Company iii this venture are 111rillainex. Inc.. a .-mlisidirtr% of American vxrcs ('ompan; Ocelot Oil ('ompany. a subsidiary of Con. tinent.al Can 01nipativ , Inc.; and ACF Petroleum ( . ompan%. Inc., a subsidlar) of ACE Industries, Inc. The Joint VCf1 lure will explore primarily in the onshore areas of Mississippi, Alabama and Florida during 1973, 1974 antI 1975. Florida Gas Company will advance the exploration funds tis the other participants UI t'x('lnIfl44c for a call on any gas discovered by the venture. Mirror Reg. $217 Reg. $33 Headboard Reg. 64 Night stand Reg. '79 Sale 984 Sale 32 Sale $54 Sale 67 ' - for the -, EL - ______ _____ ' Sale 11 kids. Rep. 14,99, Rrm Runner 3-wr.' will) wide-track tires, molded seat chrome-plated butterfly handletars, and a big 10" front wheel !tOflg steel Construction Bul! to iat ' -' " • J'. - - . -. - . - _ - R' I ii - 1.- '-e=' " ------ -_ ., - . - - . - - - - - - - , .." ;-f -. - - 94 - . - A. NAT M. TURNHtII4I,, ('hau'man ' ,Sale 15 Rep. 19.99. Road Runner stream hnJ Irish Ma,'. A 4 -wheeled steel handcar that gets its go by pumping with the hands, steering with the feet CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT - 1- at Hoard, and Board Mem1wr It. E. (Mickey) Paine, the original remaining kAJ 'Li.44 i ... ( )pcnlJi (lay is r'xpectt'd to b*. ,June 1st upr'i'u tI()Ii From left to right: L Clare Jam"., J. K. Galloway. Don founders of the Association, turned the first shovels of Tillery, D,I1S., Gen. T. J. DuBe, Paine, T. 0. constrtiction as ground w:is I)roken recently for tile new Mahafevy, Turnbull, Margaret Janes. Branch Manager, Semoran office of Security Federal Savings and Loan ,'ii • n.tr. C U 'Ph ,rhe •t emporary 1acl1ky%h. W inter tSbO(ltIiiOfl (ii( ii?' con stru cted to handle all phases of Security s iI)n Brandt, President, Frank Manuel, Contractor, Hampton, Arch itec t'. ''t - 11 .. . - . - - '' , " . . _ - - __ ____ - - - - - ----------- -- -- _________________- --------- - ' H e U OS. B) KF:NNE-ni J. ItA1IIIE' More Than 60 Per Cent Marketable Due p Aniericams, rich and poor, suffering increased residen(ml property taxes to finance Ptibli(' SChOOlS will get speedier relief from state and buCil g st'rn uerds than from Uncle Sam. Help from the national govermunent fiIiI be on the way , howe-;cr. in the form of feder. • tax tredas. A cornbination of stiffening reststence to property taxes and state and federal court dcii'ng about 18 months ago urn(mated a major evaluation of -------------It il:. . us a - 4 Covel'H'1 the Noeti _____ - - - - -- I I I - Ll r 1) ut "" . L I; r__ L : - 'si ' enney We know what you're looking for. Charge It at Sanford Plaza Penney'E Open 10 a.m. tV 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday. - 7 '- -"-i It - - w - - Ii - ¶ ' - - - _: - - - - ' - ' , a , - - - - 'k,-' .-. -- - - - - ,'s, S - - - - . " The Herald .. .-' - - '- - - - ,, - '/ / ' ' -- - - . ,r - , , . - UOI - azII _ ' '- - - . -. -- ,, I, on - , . f -- - - - . -- , - share) -- -- ' ' - w i - - . - ' ''- Sale prices effective thru Saturday. ______- ptlintes. his just --Use mam transit sy-it.-c. no fault insurance is that announced t h a It beginning 1 pulicshulde'rs in these more e'itensively. - tan there ant injuries In June companies will .iutunijticaliv --Walk ir ride bicycles I Ill acc ident, 'our own I "•'have ans bent'tit required to 1 4 '.trt- jflc ecompany an reiniburst's conform to the insurance --Keep automobile engins'la s of other states r ptt" 'unit iirtt r tn = such P1 hrst p a r Maims of the independent irk trui'attti the nts take the place If ti iditiunal System under insurance ewupanues iflut which sou argue about who affiliated with ISO' are lot I SATURATED i at fault, go to court to lowing suit or base alread j us en their polie holders (hr -. •ublish that one dris er or iF,, .• auti-'inalic out-of-state c'ose . as ti o t, o itr was age WITH -'tuce, and then collect (rum z. insurance couuipans. s u But meanwhile, until a' I . , •. the gaps are toseu, a lot luabilits cost'rage a I ho's a geniulia' no-fault motorists are uui to 1:" . v_? Ian eliminates Luabiluts in- druvmg around, 6lisslully WI aware that they are, (or a'' auud limwsuits, ex .1imilCe I 111 '4 , ',nir pr'(i'.il ourt''e ;I t U L'.i' ttet't' , _ - .t -';iuus, dwuhlung lrjurie. our S ured fault hstpLmsttiat itients" cu%erajitt -- if that", ' no In 11,411le • S int'Itiictl in sour polut'v S ersouie till ilduii' i dl Ilt' 41111 .r,' will coser medical -1 r 43 ' and (lit drisets still ithiui the stipulated unit's 0 other The genuine no'.i'h 1 ¼--' ' titult 'statt' restrict the mmli j I I _.W - AM I . \% i ll, -tI l reslitiltis - y k)u can't cetintry -or even across tliv 2-5. I covitas are you nuim's -example, unk's's iuearet state Lint' dim tribij'd to. more s iiit'tliejl expenses amount it, .q'aie suut5t'1( vme heass than iOU OQ*' F ecoun'ii'ic lasses with the (viuiuure than 2 (51 th r. Yhr1QPitX1 lowing precautions 'a" s sims that suu'it' Irons t' Ij ,4 S (heck with your insur. .' 'state thuil s stilltan the trim' Enterprise. DeE.jr, I w beth. 1.LionaL tort liatn!.t) tun, U!!'_ int o !'t!d UeUofla, V.Tena t-ur etitispany has auto.milt uu're driving in a no- er It 'a V Loriowooc$. Lake-1 Iaul( state that bars stilts matutr eteiision of potia't bcnt'tuts, to tiit't't out of state Mars- . Cs&'ot'ir'1 whit' lus's"s umit' uintlt'u $',i,xtu SHERIFF GREETS CONTEST WINNERS lt retildelit reluut'int'nstsl ;ti'rt' Pitt 11) Nur Ifs Orlando. fern Pratte i41111 kif r t . , co% I -SAFETY WE'EK lwster contest Winners at East brook E'lementary you and vour I,a' saellgel*3 to. spoi;sIbIlity laws. r' OV If.,do, School i'i)IOWII with Sheriff John Polk are Cheryl lInt-dy, 5th grade; tat $l,S(K) ('au )'Oti rt'cos-t't'" S Make sure )UU hase F erst su&'h ia's e'rJgu inn,', if toutCht Mi'ha'I Willianis, and I(ohiti Riu'iu'tt, first. lti(lmg in the Saft'y Not Ili th' ii ttditiuiuul was iramcf. part Illig will '111lit is, 111.1 floill Ille tithill, 11tJ9 "All Deputy Harold (Beato Taylor II)ey Nxii- ed it fil-t- stlitill)1j, tt Wi 'iktr it alter Park. drivers hiisuuraflce t'ompuuis', that )'oU'Il base vehicle inspec t ion sta'ioii and the Sheriff's Departmen t 1il - 1k Jiunt' I M I I a i's ci r 4 thutu'Ugh his liability cus't'i were made honorttry nieinl)ers of tit(- Slieriff's juitrol. Sellool Nurse aKt. * Illon't take anybitxly's Susan Stone planned it variety of activities for the week including two 'Flits stute's iuu'fuult law word for this. Mutt' stunt' )011 ,_T7" ti%r liii t'iudtarseiiit'iit to t 0tH s afety aseint.ilies. io1 u I ii) 50)5 that an Iris, ;t'lie Ic. writing a - $13.909.000 (70 cents per share), 70 xr cent higher than the $8.161,000 (41 cents per share) earned In the swne 197." quarter. For Delta only, March 1972 quarter earnings were 46 centis per share, 11je cut cent quartrr's rtaults include a net froui the sale after tax gain of $1,324,000;? cent.s ,t'r of four DC-9-14 aircraft. Operating revenues fl the latest quarter totaled 1267,230.000. up 15 Iiier cent. aryl revenue passenger miles increased 13 per cent to 3.62 utiilQfl. Cargo revenues wt'rc $19,007,000, an increase of 18 per tent over last year. OperaWig expenses ittere up from 1215.=,000 to $244,760,000, or 14 per cent as total capacity operated Increased 7 per cent to 7,17 billion available seat miles. t Gap .l.illocate petrvileum prnduvt.r~ Adminmtration officials hay. r"peattitly .said there was i. intention to institute gasolin.' rationing in the foreseeable' !u ture. but M'irton's statement. werned to mean that adequ;it., gasoline was becoming ess an' less foreseeable. Morton urged the public 'nie flume commiinaen'w Thtps .i'.e gasoline: -"Plan vacations and camp rig trips closer to home, ______ tot is tilt, faiL that iii Ill) prutatt Apparent from tt landow ners do not fulls understand (hi' multi-use concept of forest ntuanament,jnd also they art not favorably iimupressed with buying and harvesting practices. A number of lan. downers mntervuwed cited wasteful logging practices and ''daniaic' to the staixi as reasons For dissattsFztctlon. IIowes'er, vt'r few larnl.'wm'rs complained that prices were ti-xi li'w Fur the Mardi quarter, net UaCOlfIC after taxes was Ull American people can deter mine w1willeir *e get throligI without a prnhlen or whether we have to conilder tar more serious remetli,i measures than have so far bee rnnsidered.'' [ii renewing President Ytu 'aage-and.price-cnntrnl :ruty Monday night, Congrt' -ve him, for the first tint.' nre the energy crisis becani" , A F - 'liii studs conducted under the (liRm (ion of Iuniiuir I " I-'tirest Service industry economist Ikstel Lawrence, s h-d that there is a gnat disparity between th amount of tinutx r being grown and Lu muwunt that is ,isiuloble for It.irst st lIttluta said , f -' - IP j IN i- , i _--- 41, ' )ear (ruin local, state eral sources, with mote than $5 billion corning from the natjon'3 Ca;xtol. i ' There's a prublern with er, resident or out-iut-3tate I4 CARLTON SMITH To 'us oil possiL)ls serious insurance laws In several required to carry "tlr'mtcoverage in iULUfl*0.ji t?5. no-fault' financial trouble, don't fail to states which could mean that party" .sutuniubi4e only ai how ('heck out your auto insuir• a visiting motorist, hit by a a certain amount. That's ou're compensated for your flect5&'WY triPs. anct' before doing anis' out .of' resident's car, would be left -"Lmit the use of auto air to recover for lasses-directly by your own state driving this sping and with no way company. just as conditioners and other fuel .:iuer or passen. insurance injuries to uris summer. a resident of the state IS gers mimg a'essone What has occasioned the a Prob, --Drive 10 nitles 'S-;ow '!, This ha, . created . jitoblein is the enactment in lem. which the insurance in- speed liniat an all , w,,v i-i states of no-fault itisur' dustrv us moving to solve, highways .rite plans 'sS hilt' thert s The Insurance Services tees Of-"place greater cv ii flee, which sers es inure than 54fllI cats, ilsidCrable variation in the partieulart' t. - -- stunt' at least a thtrd of school opt't'ating costs. More than $60 billion will be sWnt on schoo13 ttu fiscal . I At the regular meeting of l)dta Air ATLA!'sTA (aa lines' Board of Directors, held recently. Robert Op. penlander, Senior Vice Presidenut'F'inamnt e and 'Freasurer rtWted operating results for tile quarter ended March 31, 1973, and the first nine months of the current fiscal year. All periods reported below are restated where appropriate to reflect the August 1, 1972, merger of North east Airlines, Inc. into Delta ts a pooling of interests unless specifically ideafl). as Taxpayer PERSONAL FINANCE , , 'tiort than GOpm.r tint of (hi timber of I Al lAllA"Sl I marketable size and quality is unavailable in south Florida, ;WcOrding to a stud% just completed by the Florida Nvision of Forestry and the U.S. Forest.Service, Nvision of Forestr) Iure br John \1 Ikthea reported todti For (liutably. these ''scholars" recommend even more money for schools and urge the federal goviTlament to as. local, state rod federal polltics of paying for the nation's schools and means to determine whether taxpayers are getting their money's worth. Several "private" national paneLs financed with Federal Funds, the P S. Office of Edii. cation and iirganhzattons representing groups with ststem puufliar) interest public and private education undt.Ttook "in-depth" studies of school Finance aixi evaluatuori. Most were controlled by the education establishutient that has brought the public more of tIut' satin' for decades Pre- ('upley News Service , - --- . . .' Delta March Quarter Earnings Increase or 831-9993 - - '-. - iercssarj planning U itt md ramping trips rinser home, slowing dttwn on ht? .ini limiting the us. and other :'Rered equipment. In a tePar.it.' st.mtem.nt pr , ,;mrd for presentation to th. -.'nate Interior Committee t - rtnn maid, "the margin hr '-Wifl experiencing 'ner, hortages and not expefienein "fler4y shortages is ver irn.1Il.'' For IN.-; muntnwr he mat' 'rnly a ane or two per "cii r•' inn it tiun ifl gasnIin uimtion could make a dm1 f'rence e'.iys . - '"' kit ," -- .- - ' 4-wheel Irish Mall. dial 322-2611 11 -. - .. - .. ~61It - - J _______., - 7 - -- iry of the Interior Rog, r Fl Morton today urged Amer ni in start conserving i' if they want to avoid hcir, ..o's this summer. tirton ltd not directly met' 'n the posaihility of ga'inlic. rr - tioning, uV war 's could affect "the freedn' ( 'hnw.' it nor citis.'iui in a øaternent i*muwi frAil us offre. Morton ir.ed - -__ - ' - ;:' - - J 3 wheel trke, "t - - r your .c --- I!. ci- -t'-. rti' " i s" I N SHIN(.Tt)N A P re ' Graves Elected To Board uniak ngs. i1orida, Graves attended A native of the University of Florida where he re.etsed a B.S. IXgree in Business Administration majoring In accounting and economics. He is president and major stockholder of (graves Brothers Company which owns substantial acreage of citrus groves and a fresh fruit packing house at Wabasso, Florida. iI Save on Road Runners r'i. - . -- . . Graves began his service as a member of the F'arrn Credit Board of Columbia in 1963, having been appointed by the Governor of the Farm ('redit Administration to fill an unexpired term. He was reappointed for a three year term director-at-large beginning in 1968. It it -.. - . . - - __ - - i" i.w ______ ,r i - . __.. 11 -.-. ______ ' . And on and on - they're the little messages with the powerful result, turning useful stored -away items into quick cash for people everyday of the year. A few words In a well-written Want Ad are worth money for the seller and bargains for the buyer and what could be bettor than that? So get the lead out and sell with a Want Ad today, And you'll see what we mean WRITE ON' '-'------ Nears - -, Triple dresser . -%~i,- '- Crisis -A - (I)LUMBI.A. S.C. - J.h Graves of Vero Beach. Florida, prominent citrus grower and packing house operator, has been elected a director of the Farm Credit Board of Columbia by the Farmer Cooperatives of the Third Farm Credit District. The announcement was made by Robert A. Darr, Chairman of the Presidents Committee, who said tMit Graves was elected to fill the unexpired term of C.B. Funderflurk ending December 31, 1973. i 'T __ ____ 4 ~_~ -, - , .' - Petrol ~_ -- - - Feder al School Money $5 Sale $337 - - r,.j Rep. s,398 4 )Z L1ei!f''r,.ft i''r ".'' ilir- firi m1,se tenon. Ooe-taii and plot. blcic.f.c saninet-y Set tncL,1r'r rn"D "f11)oar1 night stand and I' : ___ ___________ ZIL-A.-C - - . - W" ••. - . . ~__-`_ "~ - ',% Rep 59,95 :'4''d - :r .2 riittreSs or f:uioai,on P-lpj ci' felt and full 5i501 Insijiati i:lr extra firm Support .),jt'c'r set 199 4f- Sale 159.95 2 9! Sale 229.95 lw~=~ ___L_211 -?~~ '-_._!_~_- __.-. - ;- ;r~_ -f - _ . - -ra - -, -= -~. -:;I.--:-- Joint Venture Drilling Program re w 4995ch " - , Sale - ':'i - - '' 9 Rep. 199.95, F'ee-stand,n or Jnderc3unter Trash c.ompac!o' compacts all trash to just -. its "g'na volume -1eavy duty bnc oIds trash rwat,- and securely utomatsc deodorant spray cintrots odor Chari3eable 1rr,t r -~ __ . . s Sa l e 168 c-- - ---. -- - I - . - L . - - ' - __ - 1.- (:. - -Z.11, - __ ---._-,--____ _-_-1 _. __- ------.-z---------------"--.-------,--. _ __ .1- .__ ___.1-. I. ____ , -__i_= -= _ _. -- - - 1- - - ______ ___ " ' ' V -1; I -____._ I -___ I -V-M&---- ~ __:_-. , u 'o_~_._ 1 - --.-- -__ . Tot'ul revenues nuc for the first nun months were $15 on a 3 per cent increase over revenues of $10,773.355 in the year earlier period. For the quarter ended March 31, net Income wa $479,814, equal to 13 ecnt.s per ccsmnon share. I)uring the same period a year earlier, net income was $401,550, equal to 12 cents per common share. Hevenues rot' to $5'tQ54 compared to $_1,9t',Rt5 in tht' saint' quarter last tar. Rep S234. C'-e" tm .- .as"t" "illS Cs'Cl(' Selectons, soli maple t\''i'1 tor i"c s"-ii .1'.i' .' ,flat, lIt s. .jr -. --.,-- _- ~-~ I " -I DEN\'EH, ('mb. American Television & ('om• municatiorus ('twporation, one of tin' 'ountrs 's leading'able televisuon companies, reported record hrenkin9 pc's- fits !nd rcvenue.s for tic third quarter and nine months pm nil ('04111 March 31, 1973. Monroe M 1111km, AT(' president, said the company's net income during the nine months ended March 31 totaled $L,,'i,028, equal to 42 'cnts per shanc of common sto'k, i• 2 income was s,rnernod "'z 'n '; __;._~ :- 3rd Quarter Sale 958 ' ' I - . --'. s' - • ' --- AI-91,A& __ '.: ' , '' SAVE ON DISHWASHERS. - '' - -. , '' , . fei'!' The .spoetnnn, Niel Heard, ak1: Smlt hitssn" the country Is In a vsetmm The small-business man's whot" es kfrn,ce is walking a tightrope, anyway They can't pluni'" obrorl ; they must n with the frends No'' they don't knr.'' what to expect Arch Rcnth, executive vice preshlent of the Matlnnl ('hainber of ('nirnmerce, whose annual meeting wi scheduled for Tuesday in Washhglon. stated '1 think up to now everybody k ipUt and I even say 1k iisfrd ',with the way it developed Rut there has been no '" feet on the economy as such Maybe in the stiw"k market, h'i' it can't he proved'' Roth the 'New York anti American Stork exchanges 1.' r'lInc'd comment, but several brokers indfated that the In c,';sll ,' cr fur aq our hnlrs'sq Ii torn er,wd, we don't think it will have (lie qiilitet effect What It tiueq In b"siitess iii 'r,erai I don't think I,,, tinnhifit'iI to viy 'ntinu'i I think U's n rlatnri shame t' reate a ternII js'ct in ii t'nIost It shoul'l hove lo-en harnlled pronto, Hut It !u,q served in hr ln,lng mu the true t'tiarn'tt of some of the ;w'.tple lmn'oit'ml A spnki'suii;uui ft's the Notional Fetleratlon of frwIp.nden' Iluiqlnnqq, whir -ti mlniws mrs'e than ,VX),OVXP tnetnt,ers, stated at Son Mnteo, ('uhf (tint Wntm'rgnte tins m'ausenl great nor er. lsilritv and In' k of m'ninfiderne among small-business men 'All our surveys stunuw that smaller business men hod the fr'.'lin it'r'in"'q wits tw'ing mnaile t',warnl ct-noon-tic sanity. ,tu,l now Ii's like hllttinft a slime wall It will take very drastic in"uur i' ; Ill r 'stir p i nnfirIen, - Le , 1 0 - , - , - - 3rd; - * . .., - ' ' y' - - , �- - - 0 __ 11áUU1t11kL. - ___ ---.' , T! _777 - -- -. ______ .- - --- -- - - '' ---• -• - -- - - - - - - __ - .-d" i IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN 2C-The Sanford Herald . Thursday, May 3, 197 N'1 Gas =_~ _,-_- ___.-rr; I;__ ______ ____ - --_W_770 .1 ________ - 11 - 1 May - I Z.,, t I - J arms - the motoring public. gas rationing for smogptagu?d Los Angeles. Thc might better have huttoned their collective Itr hethe full nwanlng of what Ruckelshau.s had to say cventuall will intrude on their dai1 itve just as much gasolme rationing would affect 1ns Angeles - a prob- the Lo' Angeles basin. He blames Cngres.s for failure to take action that would avert the thr ea t of ga olme rationi ng in Ins kngelc nther j'-*rtc of the nation, he said, would escape this threat: It is uniquely apphc'a. Ne only to Is Angeles - excessive numbers of cars., terrain, weather, etc.) of California has The demonstrated an interest in clean air far bcond that of the federal government It has toted stringent re*.ul •: - automobiles can drive (olden State htgh'aays arid has been in the environnwntM taisiness longer tha n am •thci- branch of go ve n'ien re . W . able loss of 4M,W jobs plus manv other economic setta ci~ The rwre dangermu, fwt This Is the classic passing of the hwk that is a part of this and other federal administra. tions when big Trinney lurks in S,,ime small busine~4~sn)en. too, are tr-% ing - albmt fo,, profit, and- wh% not' - 1,, C017M Up WIth machines that 7 w .1 . - - -z ? . - I I I psollne raunritniz in the na- h1jime-t, President % eambustj engine. But, their i - - - . - , •- - T -_-e - j j I , ; • L. - V__ - II "WiRiNIIIML _. " 'A A . '. 1V t % - - % I IS--IN IUI1I'•'• - X k % L __ 5 - -. - - ~ ) /I , 11 - -ITIATED Charles Edwards Photo', - -_ ---- It 1 . -.1 ^ -. II - -or - 1-2 :. • - -- •---- - ---. . 4 4& _. * A I - .M -, - __ ' . a f . 0.,..,A . M nc'eicabls tnefft i able to do such things and while Congress and the Nixon aw: inefficient, Mr John Q. executive department propi - , II ¶ lAis Up I ______ / - und'shich - .-%t1din tific I.)NA ied at initiation of Junior Auxiliary hirles Edwards Photo kil P proudly s4IR ' Of Sanford Inc ie N Maple Av e ((18th il i ', aUons - ,' - 0 Use Also, Kinitserl) Schmidt, -i, lAiuraStevens. Nl(.tjle Suzarilit. - _,v_ .: :. -, '. george S1Luan ---T---.- . 'r(u/ll' Escorted Tours of f ,ou. - Titrough 11 I I I I II I SUN TRAVEL For Your FREE Tour Book - - MIAMI I I - Lit:_-, ,,, %-_Mft..;_ - / 7 ) k--- - -__:_ . _____ _41Ai $ _______________ de-09n, d Olwoy I I I ANUS I.. PADLOCKS 100 -_ t. I . . CUTTING 594 3 39 ...-.,. * 19 0k 5.39 CjrI,oa Butternut 884 5 41 Half Circle .-, - 4---- -.-•--- I Lott 7 U 664 • - - - -. - tur?øriium r - • -_ I., , _, Z 0-1 , .. . I 4* r, I,7 i Exterior Acrylic i-initiulu CONTROL PLAN for less than 5-30 and ' ' 199 10.23 t29 ; 16 38 12 99 REMINGTON Ty .0 pile - . 10 Scotty's Price (911.) . • STUDS M~ 4130C ........... 1.79 4140C lY4" ...... .19 4 145C 1 1 .. ......2.65 4150C 2" ......3.29 - 6.35 ' - Price Ipc) Scatty . REMINGTON CHAIN SAW 1.17 Scatty eSalePitce G5 14" JACK PLANE 4- 14' 2 . R eg- Pr,u? lit.) Scotty's Sale - Price . - - , . i P.'UJr P? . - fr-. ,-,4;r,t Nittiq"t I i , L)Iade A'LI.II. 139 Scuttys Sale Pnce t] ------- U Scotty's Sal. Nice 1 ! ". ;W ..; : Scctty's Sal. - Standard or Better We,tern ,11 G2 7"BLOCK PLANE !, ,i P..qu !,If Pr A t . ..... -1. ~3 " * Scotty S !, Price HOUSE PAINT White and colors Rntal List (çyii.) . . • . 9.2 pt~q,, if P, i 0995 uttir q ~ ~- bar. Easy to hardlo Peg Pr-cs .' i 416 Wood MITRE BOX *! -: $ 5.35 -r IF .. C1 - • - .1A ,, . . 2 0.ir - I Scatty SaI,Pi',Ca ,. 11 1 - SPRINKLERS .- -- (Importedi 21 ft. lgth .s' 791 OU ;~* Cinnamon Walnut Type / I ' , i 2 77 - 'I HAF40BOARD PANELING - Pv,c. I , inglof imito, ix)ol.ide use, or lu (wPol Vour S i II %'ou're II .- II ; 90 .:,,. - i : I MODIL SL.- -- - - - 95 139 : . Rvq, Pr I I r ~, I ~ ~ I I . . . ~).99 1. ltjltxr'-timn i---r -- - r ----------'- U. k i Mak I - I! - 1~111 - ---- . - 1 or Id or solid lawn or 11 'V , " .sii ., .4 '- ,rsc In - - iini'' ç. I mot V*IIV Scotty's Sal. Price i - 499 Sq yet 99 ! 1y 0. CABINETS . P erma pitess. politiCal ~. • 2 .J . ' 8S TeuipetetlGli. 3295 P1 stic Plain 2115 : I '1 1 , 11,1 I mgtui as %in students traveled lo ,tit. smaii emerging .Salton of (,,ayans at the Norih American Trinity Prop certainly beC0111`11611I a campus on the movil, I 1 27.20" .as visited again It-, %even sludentli #tttn&,d the pending h laCIiI'5. there *C rwop,nng1mI each grad. IVII for the hills Of loll. cow Hay, 5127 Golden Harvest 39.95 II Utility v'5t to the 4170 ~_ I 1449 1 , Pr Ice YSe d5d ¶)$4 388d ilr...tW.iUl S.s$.Pcs SPANGLES JBd-I2' ;ei,k.t-WL III LS8-2 Sts.'tM.i-WL81 269 ROD BRACKE IS -- D-SRB .i r . 120 - 1.14) CARPET SHAMPOO ..9 - -. i .i. ii:•. AFu ini*s101e tit Sh.rIUO M.CbIAS With Pu,cpsn. of SPa.nuou. ,VeInut tune 3WJ u*h* Z.sIIaIIIbi. lr - _____ - 700 FRENCH AVE. I, , ,.,% 0 ,j ii.o Sc tt - t.;-- I ---, I ...Z. ell L.__''' 41 ILI With trip to England bY the 'ill 0 8- 14) lk.k.iWL ill Scun" .. III ~ • _-i 4-- ScoUy's DSR3 TUB -, . I SHELF STANDARDS Uottv It ALL ALUMINUM PRINTS in ,~~ 11 ~'. . - Sal. Price fr.v ,) - me Tie,, cou'te .. I I Scottys 4 ,itt- - i. ,srr*d first hand TrinilIf Prep -t,drnv% at the some Soft I 1 - aff - 0. 14 x 21 . 7-j14TRAND e, . :- 111ifl # : home builders supply P_________ 00% 1. ~ ~. . t. itic unitr-1 states and EuroPe • Sal* Price 98 SR24 L- Scottys -ii 59C Lever - t ~~ " HOSE NO 48C Lever Type 000-1 .l Trouble-free reco il stir n u. I Nizer 7 7 and supple Ii9ht,a9ht crept. in brightly Lots of Spring fl ofal,! 45,, $29t 0 Mon. thru Thurs. I C a. m. - 6 p. m. Fri. 10 a.m.- 9 p.m. ut" - - I 12.49 11-88 • Itt". (,\ .... - P_ - Secittv's Rvq Price - - \ t4' - I I 41 - PIPE ' " i 1`174 YLR2O T ii JJJ fl - C 4 I . - AT - 4' '' 'z WATER COOLERS Ho') Scotty's Pric Sale Price C-! 4.1 Ill , PLASTIC 6 -1I 1 I %-- 00.11-YOURSELF PROFSSIONAL TERMITE ' 0~~__ . - fl' _ dIIPf% ' Pool and Patio % %__ -_.:,1L,5! . We offer Sweetheart chests in other styles at special savings' .14VA. • 0I . .4 j, L 5 ital.) P '1' TERMITES? livingston - , 4'II I) 4940 ' (Nominal Size) aw-6111 lit. . _'I. ________ - - l00 cotton boldly printed t.port I s1h '-' WIJ on ,.vct, r,nd . -_ h- ' I ond 9 .. -1 - -- --a 111110 Sootty's Sale Price . . 89.95 ' rid of them with -- S&.u.0 - - V - .# S .d' -L #I j OVEN or pantsuits! 100- polyestet in faLhion sol 45" -ide and on bolts. perma Press, Perfect for SU . t. bo bogs •*c,tli'ntIv b croft,d from the - - - exhaust stack. 9991 ' - 1'so I , F 1' VC •M/ - ip P, flej Price Pelh.im . • - .% P . . I i_ ? I ' to 973 kilometer (3,300feet) from an Once Is not Enough," - BOXES SPORTSWEAR - 1 Oj7111II O'(Nominal Size)"I ~ '-I - ,ff %_.__ be accurate up to one ers Se ___________________________________________ - 11 ,I= ""llI N "'II 1 !iIiii Iu I'! __ -, til 110 ,~~L- I B es t - - •JII)1GPLES , .: k I ~, ` "! ~' plumes by inserting probes 0 MFr)°O. ,F A//n C.ML) _ '\ III I - ¶(ñK/'?'\ .~1 .1 into the base of a plant stack, ctu. a complica t ed I CASSEL8[RR Y ' • - I toes had to sample exhaust -Frank essiI FApr Wister - 4kilt Away." DoWe Gray i, -1 "Vou Are the Sesshbe of my 11 : I 4 j/ti_ .1 1 ') f H C 31010 10' 10' -Slag., Car,perters "T'llie Twellib of N-ver," Dos- Y It ,FZORIA9A 5 TA 7, ,F BANA' - 0M - , STORAGE BUILDINGS ,-. G 0 Heretofore, EPA investip- C e S L - lGl .. to stylish1 Decoupo9t EUROPE th 1 IllIr ii I - ' V "orlI owr RAI*h Pavffid SALES - 1 many kinds of industrial ptants.Telasertabellevedto "The 0%(v Kid.— War lit !I ~ 11 DAI a ~Ummer I ( 1s device for rernote sensing of omond %porlswear to evenin . j 11 of, - 4i.( LawtIDet Out In (eoria." Sic - - - TEN . WW L_ ____ 1 FURNITURE : - - . _______ F MORE i -_ EPA's National Environbmental Research Cent -Tbr Night The Ugbts West !:~ I ' I 1,IiiLI liii . ..- I tbe Ole Oak lree n.w " I .0 - &W -MMM . - ,t -' .•-., I-.smi. (Ii . [ . • **Tic a Vellovit Ribbox Resod ____••.4 - TOURS .- attached to the laser --. . .- . 1" - ____ . a.) R THETOP __________________________ fabriCS - ii' ____ - --- tint i lung. atu.iun' of their jIllnII;u? ;iftrr i:irk Susarin I - :tomc'r. . i:?if through special optical filters Langle)expertscinplo)sa - 0 I "I :P-1:. - a I. UI'I £ 'ItIt 4 IlIIltlp " have found Ingle) mentj can be made epeelfl. catly wiiIi-tt( ltktlriUr(4tUi the plant operator The laser nktc'tir- Ir an U- ly focused, powerful, pencil. 1 . N101HEItiS s lr,rtt,eir t t i i ' t Ic ronascurnetl that thic rneanr eta. k iisitrk - Itt.' rate wily sit night lituring daylight, harlitir .r.' hii'iil', ,h'stncihl anyway thin beams of concwtrated Light that move at th e speed of light. or 186.000 miles per we. ond. . , Artmital -MI'lirs /. financial qiirrenq th-v art,wv, OR "' racy [till night otArrvot ion-i an major advancr in air pollution monitoring capability." The experiniert by the Or.ndo 241.3431 - Le• Ceo', 3S3-6566 DI an l(ili'' 9iI advantage in Ulat measure- cated near Durham, N.C., is 3 I I -4, _-V , lIiiII"c'if Iii ftf)f)th4'r:)rOhlPIIi:he tim nvertor . '"" I Caroline Power and llght pollution gises discharged 11 A - "Remote obnervatiom wiUl frotu in(lustrial smokestacks. Sl.'irt Charge . ._... . . - '- 1 it./momh II r 4. . telescope-mounted laser beamed at the smoke emitted Pollut ts, such a su lf ur (boxide. one of the worst to be foul the atir and one often present in indwitrial exhaust, NASA utlb the effort "a . ' ur BanLkm.ruari or :2 .. 'Ibr F- Forgiin, now In Imil'ont 6 irir,. Perot haq rnTrio, tip will) 4 _ j1ffly%M __'ff`ii~_ a laser %4hich will detect air 11 111-R.Mdol R !fV Frances : . 4- - - . w; ( AIiII ( __________________________________ w ~wrgvant-at-ArITIS . S I August ille ww, 111"111 ol N11 , ,;Ill. .M., 11114"Ii. '4111 with 0%, I-'rivircirunental Pro- lircha, c •, j .. - for and apply rcnlfd I f1t.P I II '_) . ~#" 'Y : V ('ompanv riant In Asheville. 11I Iffie the National Aeronau ti cs and Space Admtiits L U5l, / . A federal agcnctes announces ihey have been I'Al Ili * * and 1I Unit President, I %dai Schmidt. -_ -4*-Ir __ - _____________ Keepsake chests to Senior Girls of Seminole H,Qh School- I .- - IW C.Ampare I— ; - _ - I I., 'L W VentIi ii-ontinues i0 effort '- nt-effet Ike ,- p •,•. apm out of the "a bsolutel y reelibli laser, two o th er I.. . Carric __ - . ('oplc% P_ - 11, IN ~ 0 SOUTHERN St.ril(', FURNITURE, INC. : I -%tuck in the %fiddle with deerC -pw- 1. AN ` I - . 4 10 ' (-limmunity C-enter's Arts and members I Laser To Detect Pollution NewsService I urf,untzecj is coin Ilergtr Fzi', Ikrtuglt Lmdd '.cd of daughters er grand- Hi'vcc, Maure'n Royce. Debra of znt-mbers of the Evens, Laurti Evans 1,aur-a timt-ric'an Legion At ttiii Heak', Stuiwt Heates, Atrium Wmughtt'rs .'N-niUTR . the president of the leon.ard. Gretchen McQurnte 4, I1 '--i A I - N - lZ *LGE3t 'i Aui1tar 2J of Ls'Iuirui, trou. five (1 Me'rittiers Ldt(d 15 of ttit 24 luflitir Junior kuaIwrs ma tj trim Almia, .4 j e. . ill- IV_ - • N Smokestacks Target I ~ to six the number of Siout1wast banks in Broward County, On Post and Unit. and their frien& Dawn Vinitw s;Kinsom. performed under the March 31, In, TheI Bank of attended It, ritaitte this a nimt MEMBEILS OF Br(,,A'nle direction (if their leader. Mrs Mon& at Firt I.Auderdble had Iront, 732 uhr+ tht Vilit (lutstanding event for Uic littit, rani. Vrv~tvii,l Charlotte - It. -, \.i, - ________ Mciclnnr' 0 Junior Members . I •-1. f\' Ipt t,J,J&4CØcc qO , Ii art' the 19th and 20th Florida of Florith1 t Fort Lauderdale-. 11w Jwiior AuUtarit, ju.st - t'kifli 'i n? LOAN rO - ,"4' C, I. SI has wquired mom than 90 per assets totaling 111.510.196, and I cent of the outstanding shares deposits of $I0,303'176 at that of both Thie Bank of Florida at Southeast had offered to Fort Lauderdale, and the Bankers Bank of Florida. also exchange 1.42 of its coa sh&tc for each of the 70,(W) located in Fort Laud -date The two new Sout,twast banks outstarding sharw-n of The Bank iii'.ii i. tii twfiday e4rung iti Litt Ddta= u- juch lige the% tX-volm, Senior 'I - 'ini , - . . MIAMI Southeast Banking dep'tsit a' $12,29.1.1r, 1, Thu (orporation announced that it Rankers Rank of Florida had Q ).' • \• • El(iu('IflaI-s- School who Went on a 1i('l(i In!) to Call Todav to, a fir theast Adds Shares ' ~ lipit,teR In the liorrormlous market itl IW,q.70 that it wnq ril. tho vptge ipf Rolng d(own the drain -_. _- \NI(I\(; fill, loill- 111 level cla"ses at lmllgwood a noiitli - 11I • - your home or bucirc " ' 1Th4Y tic' Conditioning syster, I n A Brand N'c%- NCR which comprise the Eighteenth first bar-related title assurint: Judicial III sirwe the cv- arghni4-;jtit,r; In itit 1'r.jtt-~4 - . - 1111116- - quality Central Air RENT Title Ixiard as the representative of assurarim in conn"tion witt, fund member attorneys in the real estate trancacti -ins o' ;_ It% I ANNI-II 1:11111A ARDS fit- ralt:( tirret,pfintit-nt - , z ' be tn - L- complete - - • "'S'All A 1111111.)LIS (,jr- j ,p, Lawyers' Hendersar has served on the provide - - _# "rti /i(" ------ nq jq - FOURTH GRADERS TOUR OLDEST CITY 3" S cio other 'trcc'.lit'.c&h if the nation Th us th ose in th e East -,ho be wary of ext-cs' eadquartm in Orlando, i~ Guarantv Fund W .serve a one. Florida's bar-related till( vear term commencing July 1. assuring organization througi, ji T of I.awsers - - Iniqht Ar - r AngiI Tokyo aM I.-m- I Legion - .Or~ unfavorabl% ab SinovItItle, ~nnp in tho, hr-w- rif tivr prnb- e I4I iC)rrle'y' cultwasfornwdbth]9f I __ li -L-11, I I A; I 'nt h 1Ii tI A Mciyhe 'aeh year hi !eleervviwe4 to ee pti4rltioflr. it tlnnr will be i[IIII)PY And tic' Ir etrc'rnely rc'ttirtant " St('(k rWlcer there dayr a iruuic' he Ir hlprecI with fniginal thought. And when being Ic'tprn,,lrn'd pretty mwh a pcnhlc'rn, we rt,cputl by inqtlt,itlnnnl traclerq, rurh lhprp 'rrIfin fiinidr, uint,u,l fiir,dq. icrinlic' will aci,Irpqr hlrnu'lf $nrtirriru c' oinipnnic'r truck It nmrt directly ,'tr Rut with the pihlk, q .in it ir with ii Itnr I'ernt. ThIq wiry 'feran mad. p.rc'cnified by the rina'l inii,flhlvin ciilrkly in elertrnn$rr vt'*tr'r, rifling on sivtng, therm ,,,iil vol inin,.q,lypqlin ç rnjrritw'r of really Ic no true market in the Itilngr including a brnkcrnge traditional ren'c' !,n'urp tirni rut Feted curb revere / P _______ \ nini inn ih' (of the v'vi'ntic' began ic'uivIf' 11 - I, was an urgent need for such a -ectrictwn Toda', xi'ave C I_iSV I I I - I ______ n Hot Weather With unning in World War 11 in chairman of the board of -P , I- - r OXVNIE I nner __ - i 4 ,go - -- u r; I iu w vurr u I cpi. NrcPr%I,. When n man maker nhIllir!nr €\ - ,.,=.. -. it - ---- I Winner Suites accept.ed gasoline ra the bureucratir-rndustrial cumplex are that unwiiling or J I - Come Home A The people of the 11nitod once were dread diseases Rul, wtuic we have been I __ [ 1I~ O R__''& - _ -1 when we are mriquering what , , , Ir. the cw-r of thr !edcra) govemmenti, memberb of Trustees I - I r- i~ - air pollution. ---• i- - i - - scientific achievernezn fines - ~ ____________ V I -- - a - - matter of polluted air. And, when Owsr powerful variations that would rmluoc, - steam I - . I -_ . i magnificteni demonstrialan of t - - ~; 0,- urm-Illing it, canquitr the Heads I it I. IZ, take a sic less than eathusi we-tic of efforic to develop a pos*erel car anti other - - , - ' - • . - - - . ? IL . 1 ._. = .-. - I%. * t.1~ _~ - - f - - II I N&~~ ;~~_ . '! V- ._ I ,:T.-. -. 1 _. _____ -. : tars on ciw times - tiies 'ahen te have the knoir.bo'a pu men on the moon In i - ----- • ,.-W - _Z - I NA I ___ fed -al governnwn and the automobile industr-s ')us the oil intluctrs . are eithr unable Ing. under crrurl . _dI is a ,= W-ft MR MWELNiiiiiii:t mmw~-MW=6 -d~ -1:!!' tX1 rf-=.~ _ !~.--drn-_ -:-hx7 iii . - of the automobile industr% t ___ -- - 'I Imfk)rlaflt problem po. lution ever body l aser sner ,r latci _______________________________ - ff--...- _,___ ___ - _-, __ - imum Pq_ It'., r, .rather .said commen. ', I - -_- - - ts )Olflt IfleptI% . M. titillinigness to solve such an ( W Small In vestor Problem ire Tackled By Milliona II hh1theft;aL h'in c1 burea ucrat iu ,.haus. the federal intnt anti rna1or tions rearng wtiat inic tt the tacit admLssinn that the and-or B American Legion A uxi l iary Unit 25 of Delto'a _ -- automr-MlI. - into the air of ' -. F01' - 1 a 'curate Rm-krlshaus, felieral environment.al ctne{. suggested 4 the fl1O(d(flair mniie indwtrv and the oil industr.. Instead, HudceLchaus hits the nnI cmen' if the 'aithout hc lobt 'o twist industrial rid lAtIfrRl p per prtc oIrnr. In 197fl. the mo recent year fni- whtd there are rewd.s o tnn of tdro..arb-,n were reda mo5tIv by \lc easterrwr' probabls the kered in their '4her da when William I - ' ii. JOHN FNdRMA Rft Fdlinr,Cnp)c NewScrvtee 10, . Rationing For Ldi Be Around Corner 1. V1/ 1hurcy, Mii Thn S,nfrdIfr'rnIJ A ~.. I CASH BUYS MORE AT 3 .r1-11 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS V t~ "-- 2`14 I SUN. 12 NOON .6 P.M. Financing-Trades Arranged 40 70 $ 99 N4%hlflg$Ofl ,L Atjtturized Agent For All Airliriet, ç_, Hwy. 46 (W. First St.) '.- rn,ner . OR & the Fo!ger Library ,, Avocddo 3995 '.'-. -_____ 401G - 2,8 ti/B 4/O (ilB Hinges, Latch, Clow 1 w_ P �&-The Sanford Herald Thursday, May 3. 1973 - - -- - George Jenkins Was Founder -- I / / - f' 4" • / / / / 4 1 1 s-u since hestarte4 his first stare in the,-noor stage. Winter Haven in 1930. Jenl, Jns knew from dealing AUhattirnegroecr shopping with folks day to day that m in Florida was in the cracker. of them cossidered shopping a barrel days with sawdust chore, even though it Wa1s floors, dim lighting and one step something that could and should be a pleasant exproviding the bare necessfiJes perience. He decided then and there But Jenkins had an idea that that Florida's shoppers I / . I t? . -i -- "I 1~ -% --j- ----1----W!F~----- -------- . BOBTAMED WEEK I L"Y7 I , ' 1 ii Credo Still 4 - I\\ . . - - .- . 'S.. . wide array of speclailty ments, f. Jenkins, says. "I mr) , have chee . desserts, ulads and had the original ideas nd other mady4o-eat items. concepts of Publix, butamw Again reverting to an earlier But Jenkins persisted, and entire management team and customer-service concept, soon Publix supermarkets our employees are runni%g Publix includes a Danish began springing up around faster than ever to make bakery in many of their nc%~ Florida, offering shoppers a shopping a pleasure an a - A - . . -- - . . which "*,\ %t J -, ~r - . - - - 0- (ifl tak . F41tor's Note: The four-day "Thrcn'Ømut the rtwmk In America began ~ attract some attention from '1b.e figures stEgest a four-day firms are being inurvdatpd with wrinpirt and telf- level of interest that is &Irfody tuRhor than anyorr ham : vu years ago. Store then It Im been gaining ground in ' firms report on4he, scene some enterprises but not In management fis t ofthem. This b the first of three articles updating recent developments tin the bobtalled workweek w, a possible U.S. lot!sIness and IndustrywW to- VIB- ptinies and organizations," It The AMA study concludes that "on the hte!s of this in- lRy F11ANK 114ACOMEM '7 - - -.1.r A widely recognized ecann, ffnx~ Dr. Paul A. Samuelacin n' - the Manachusetts IrLtitute TechnoloLrv. has called Lie ! , Lir-day week a I'morriftintous -ia1 invention." will bepL 9* i to the four-dav week) duriM 1973. at least on' a trial basis in selected operating and sWf groups." AMA for research purposes ' de fined the four-clay week as An American Management Association (AMA) report, days and hours scheduled . an xgani.zation whereby one of U.S. firms, concludes "in a social sense. the earnflexible work schedules nuty well foreshadow the CTfle!" veire of a new leisure claas in . America and in other S1I1II do over 50,000 ( definite Interest in the ft' -" 1 it,I C ., eve r week? y ' --- - I . - I - . - . 'MAGNOLIA -) - FACTS l f - .1 r - T\ h4 - t'tomntuc trnsm,5cIon ac stptrnp vinyl interior Red with Bioc r -- 1 .I- - I -), ; I - ____ -. Sil ve Dollar r - I Tue he'girmn I it (1 r If e r mu liidiii ironi a hindu 'umt' called - - WELL BRANCHED I •I i e w iat I I I I ft CherkinaLt is from "shai, "if:!. ' Ineaninc the king is Ocad, The World Alinariat, 110jeli flit Arabs con. quered Persia in lite ax)s the) learned thr garrie and readers a .rijyb. 'iraught u rhitt'l 10 Eur Eucalyptus 1 • -- - ., . Ah - - qr * " -- '. , , - t , 4 ~,, .t-~ ~., . ; 0 1 .. 'ree Trail. . )m Chairman (astselberry, receive award fr, I I - : en - ~ dred Days of Crisis." . litsini! Incomes and more u4. . .'; - -:1 -- - . -4,- Ap, - iM ~~SE V Mor = for P KooX1 "Itlo 1--i-s- il*,no nre mp ln!,c theiz ,zrithu3tamill" i am" a "M~om q I ainistance, cieation of the Nearly 25 per cent of Iiiiiiiiies Securities Exchange Cornhave Incoinei of $15,000 or mi.9iion to watch over what bad itiore, tilt- Conference Board the number of farni- '-f--r e'r , ..- ~ YARD OF THE MONTH WINNERS . been a reckless Wall Street, gy g high- projects to put jobless men It' work, and eventually (over lite leisure time is made spirited and strong opposition) available not so much by with 7.4 million last year. the Social Security systeni s' ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR Such an increase would riot be chaiiges in the length of the vital to the elderly today. unusual. Between 1960 and iøii work week, which has re- roughly $45 billion a year, says the Conference Hoard. while some people are tray- Roosevelt in his inaugural and apply ass of rui,itoS to PUC 0 pfice $1 19 95 I ageorge stuax% ga's to r OIIAJO N.A. to recent federal legislation ImpeLs." This candor came to assuring five long holiday life with what became known as "fireside chats" weekends. aGINARDILIMM cling from place to place, oth. ers will occup> their free time . ____________________________________ Ski- - 'r----_T- __ Licipants in the 1940s to 4.5 niil- ~V . -, . - I More people than ever before bicycling. unless those ________ - W ~~' - .T -1 . ~. insme - road in larger vehicles. Camp- - - which probably accounts for the l\'C - ' , - Most of these figures are frotia a study b) the Conference Board, a nonprofit research or- il, . ,- I so , - . I*.*qmftw GARDENIAS 289 & 1 SOON '10 1LOOM 69511 Is \\ Ray Pearson 2- We"re 1public 4 rt VARIGATED .- (I I I -. ... 1"and - . - I I INSECT REPELLENT. "Several parents contributed Fishing Combo tm,s, etc. and the results art, Rod and Reel :ITflR7jflg As you emerge From 6-6-6-100% ORGANIC 0 0 . (Ind Herald advertisers ' I A'\ like 'Y ) I AY 1 1111111 I 329 d 322-261 1 ext. I deadline Tuesday at noon 77 I lease any r - * construction to farm machinery, medical or office .Z%-Ole equipment. -' -1 -- -~ Locate what you need to expand your business or replace old equipment arid we'll actually purchase it for you. With AtlantIc Bank-Lease, you can keep your Tell $265 ..air 4 ALAN ALBERS capital ,s CIShiUr dud \Ss, what you need. We'll explain the cash suvings, tax and other advantages for your p0rNWIar business. 2 fl L h e lp nOip e Rtuantic At lantic DUflKS Bear IL I1 Th of I List 20%Price COME SEE THOUSANDS OF ITEMS ON SALE I 'Ilw overall effect If ver) Clutrining, and tlw children art, bu interested diat they take turns keeping the garden atered and cared f or. It will Ixinteresting to mw flow so")V (if tile other patios will look iiftA-*r t.hey are worked on. SPORTS SHOP I .-%, I . 11 - - 1P -11 -1 ow ~ - .-- / - - .r, * a ' -- - -A 4 . - - -' - . . I 0 - n i 0 A - 1~ 'I I , :a'. ' SANFORD PLAZA - ! ~ ~ , -1 11 THE 1. 11 it w Elementary since it nieicd two years ago. 1115 13 - I City ___________________- ease 16 M walls are ' -- Bc" in working for you, instead of tying It up In costly equip- Archery EquipmOnt which are Loo-guming to thrive to reserve space, I OVER 20 YEARS ON WYM. ORE ROAD. BETWEEN FAIRBAP4KS & LEE ROAD, WINTER PARK I a -I 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 00 to 5:30 NO MAIL ORE y I tA1(1j'i n __________ --Nz, Customer ack Camping the beginning ial ic $6995 In UA.A. surrounded by blwks to hold it (In tb. Atlant'a _____ ______________________________ - 4 35001 To A Is dih visible front sliding doors is a rock garden planted with bright colored in I I NURSER ~ 1 you at the Sanford Aflanti* c? kind of equipment general or specialized from heav 35 CjI. Stainless Steel With _______ $4 Trollin g Motor . *,-cined to attrad atteritioll 1~ ' I ________________ i Electric thepodtherelsatwildirectly tit * front of you witli a colorful nd it .J it aga n! LOW LOW PRICES ON ICE COOLERS, WATER COOLERS AND CAMPING COOK SETS, TENTS, :I?b1 15l:l trees. w tatevt'r • 1 -- I me o doing adjacent to tile teachini,, classrourn arva. fie said, background on which -. i'n artmtacdeveloped • \1 - - of The Atlantic Banks. Now you can sujfhmsveryenthusiastlCaboUt the results of the third pod efforts to beautif y the art a - T.V. listings ceed3 SM billion a year, and is rising each year, These are DeOUTI1 ies raTIOS children. b:t lst tutht parents nd the faculty . e reviews - business, which reports that Americans are in the midst of a leisure booni Recreational and leisure time spending, it rlaims, now ex- eases between 1960 and 1971: Ito te lev isio n, re cords and type of school such as this, fie is Musical instruments 156; books F,()Ijf.,S,I Cin, - patio years of teaching experien(v plus sonic public relations work also a building representslive and magazines 185; personal gardens at Forest City Elementary school are projects at various intervals seem to be with the Seminole Education consumption expenditures 104; to legitimate tileAssociation. nt'%s n 'rking In not 0111%. of interest to tilt. ,,f value ..3CriOOi 4 - PAINTING MURAL O PATIO WALL Mike Light - . . e. Spinks Photo) CHOICE VARIETIES -. ~i - ._ ,,. - ganization largely supNrted by - ,,' I 1I 223 -' _____ four million campers, motor -_ 1~, L!"x I .Tw~-;~.-#- - , _ ROSES 219 JPI V V - - -1- 7 . - . Our man on Broadway ~ GRAFTED a V V 1971represents more the res ohition than the execution of AAizm~ -1 ____________ p. ,, Plus -. 49c ~ GREEN - nonprofit Institutions lot. cations indicate more thatu growing rapidly. eight million Americans will ... - - - ___ I KILNS, POTTERY WHEELS AND RELATED SUPPLIES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA wholesale Discounts To Ceramic Studios, Schools, Craft&Gift Shops __.. - reopened, confidence was on It(, upsurge. Ile brought ( 17ongress into spe( lit's in the 25-to 34-year-old age 14 to the interest and taste of Seminole County readers. - SEE LARGiST SELECTION OF GUENWARE, GLAZES, COLORS, UAYS, /0 . riding up and sliding down hills - - 4 ar ic es every week, geared AND - . IPCIC -- ------ I I I I - . _....____ - . MANURE :9.( ( , 11:-hub"* in, Vie Pu r s j a it word Ineaning killf" -. o nation Is likely to slow travel, says, and :und early estimates based Ofl . - ____ 1 695 P . . surveys and passport appli- group who make that 111110unt is way, drainage and ecological .- - - -ç exciting feature * VISIT OUR CERAMIC DEPARTMENT * - -. --if flu- -q*ff~ - CV I $ ENWAY * 50 LB. BAU * FERTILIZERS ' 'a w - . -. : ,% ,~~ $PECIAL I __ ly b of 1." 'JLN _] jM The flo,nievelt iyioves went 11he study shown that more onotone of grumbilng and million Americans perfar beyorxi the nature of temtitan 80 -0st of ticipate Ili picnicking. inore porary and-or emergency cures living, cacti year there I-; heard -it titan 70 million in swimming, 60 (for the nation's ecoriondor Ills. Ile waged an economic million in games and sports, at play. and it like number in attending revolution, providing th Which is to say that deipite conunon man with governconstant concern about making sports evenh and concert$. best tinies yet, costs notwitivitanding. Not even the dollsir deval- - - power CONFEDERATE JASMINE iOR ARBOR VITAE 1 98 -. :; TOMATO & HERB Hr PLANTS I 1-~ - ." --W --;~ ,. ¼ 9 TVSEIRY ,BLUE VASE JUNIPER I fi _____ --- - BEGONIA PLANTS - , ... foreign travel by Americans mained stable in the past dee. said he would speak to the - . ;T •.-. ! - ting I. I - Ifl;- .- _______________________ I I .~j -. !Lw - - '1895 ttpf'rlflg and f a ctory air Body excellent inidt' and out Mechanic Seru& mc far the ricc on ituil OUC - 1971 PLYMOUTH Duster. 6 cylinacr, ' 1 ~111 -# - - -- :, -~ ; -1 -;1 ~ , * I _____ ( hito'.tourthsofUae banks lu,tI (Grace Spinks Photo) - ti- - - - because HIGHLY COLORFUL - - -. MDrk Hipps atir air A -0 top TREES us it - I fact that there are now about YELLOW BLOOMING, 6 Ft. IikTRA NICE 011i. Ilie shock treatment was ..~ % amaying therapy fly March 11 W, .%. ,F with domestic travel now ac. length of tile average vacation candor and a decision which the counts for expenditures of frouia l.8 weeks to 2.2 weeks, and present situation of our nation - riot if yov iradt with Clark Chrysler Plymouth where top - AT 'U AKTAr' \\TOJ.,IJ) -1 .%. .- ____ I f' . ,Bluomsng Thick I5ushY UT 011` - * -;e 0~ iltased or fokktl lie suspended activity of the Federal hteserv' rose 153 per cent, and together a(lt', but by an increase in the American people "with a - . -7 . -&Aftit4 # ^-- I high sents In the trinple (of our civilizatiow- On March5. (If,- ENJOYING PATIO ROCK GARDEN M - It a utomat, ission, Power simring and air !-rrs& nolvjst)(u One owner Extra . Sharp I5 out I - ___ CARES! private and public insUujreport p -. .-_ You oon*i Have to seme for =WIL, .jI1llllll1ffll~7 something less than you'd HE themountingnunberoff day week conferences and aenunara xxiaorcd by both through the somber, (Ironing . -.! .. - ~ -- -J,.- --- ..- ringing voice of the fl' U.S. Leisure Spending Continues To Climb . - i 11 The slirrmwd-doillm workweek controversy is not lim. Ited U) Lhe United States- It is gaining popularity and runrunC Lnttj bitl.er opposition in lime foreign quarters, not- I ably in Canada and through- I A To Ext-st Thick F1 Well Branched out Europe. An esUmated 100 I I 42 ft ______________________________- I Home Today! ' I I 1 I I Ave- i i ' it tar) ,te, taehuiuitait travel abroad in 1973, compared .. .-- ve ours r- I atuig in Australia. Growing U.S. bunnewui, - - ban . v a a ut oma t ic transmission four-day companies are oper. - - 1970 PLYMOUTH Satellite SpDri Subur thing in the sec in other areas. .. There Is much to ctirnmend the fourday week. particularly in in- ~ .01 - I.- I re'hnuara tat rect'uwi a I nv'.'rasgt for tbuc wInt.r qwirtt'r k Q~ w--, I But Winton M. Blount, be- four-do d ~ - I.- ~ I , -- -. -1 * P~. - ,- -~I A, -41 - . ~ , z- ,,., .-- OTHERS TALK hop hoped e d for rn your next ..... been, fore 1w resigned as U.S. post master general described the . . -- ____________________ - uid gradunU and • -:~M -v 4F4&J1' ebk*Nft-V-ft11= Z - Presiderit Universit% Of Floridij ill GaIttesvill with two 24-hour course -1 - Florida-based chain of naarkt'ts, and May 3rd marks Publix' Ord Anniversary. A look ahead must always disciplined by what has gone Next: HOW U.S PBZ1I react to four-day week mliii E a twoi off -.V* The friend is Publix, a , Student Makes List mne of e 4. 11~. . - -~;!!-,----~ --.-.~'? -- ;... - -:Id. A?i' , J*~O -I -.X Ik ,- -- % ,*:,,*, - -.~7--.-I _6.. --. , . - ~! -1 . . :,. - - -= -~~ I T"- , I , --" -_,! . -11 I . , 1.~!a.-.~~, 1 Qw . --~. . _ .. _ - i_ 'benefa fuivu to II % A -~ 1 _ -.., people, this friend prefers to look ahead It) the new years come. rather than to dwell on thefour-da)week aeemsto taa , Is ha, ving a birthdas. As with vet. workweek after a Warning: 11., -I I many Florida grocery shoppers considered a four-day Week ' or I per cent diwortunued the about what he thought were naina,tment a intentions by V .~.;, ~ 7 111W~~..S.IFIIZFV." LM~--.4 . , 1 = ---- -- pleasure , This week an old friend I Mr. and wilieller Of - Ili A,V 4"t ,~.W ~,V .. I , ~,,- a ~ -wff..4,, I, iZ.'.. ,"Vi, %-,: * - than ever to make ithopping if discontinued it and 43 haven't Of these. an firtris or 76 Per cent Abel ran- AANW~- . W----.--. ~-_ - ~ - - -a~. - - Uon ts I - The Herald s Sunday Magaz ine) employees are running faster at Ix- Uri employer plo)." And United Steelworkers - I I f ' - tGrace Spni' 11m1& -% -N I ___________ k- ___________ - WORKING IN PATIO GARDEN . John Welke- of (lic. Iiiii-d I-x)d i -~, C I 1, ~, . lived Ili thoie years Of tile Great revithilionary nuture of tile proo-laimed n national barik holiday (if five days. flalf n( th" - = . ___ . . -a- Read . - - . esidents y - -~ --- c'stwrts" were shocked by the clay after Inaugaitation, tar iaaa'nmries ot samue at us who - .V - Seminole Count Ili malty ill okir minfIR ., 40 ys,ars Isol .k.. - .- 1. of a coll a psi ng that very first (lay: "ThIs great ",strength nation will endure n% it hn A% 1'resident Nixon struggle% ec000my. .1 Fool was in short supply, endured, will revive and will iIti the dollar t'rlsi,plii other of all. let nip fiscal allillents that lend norne lircitillhieq seeminilly were pff"lier. .vi, first - wf-re scarce, assert iny firin belief [flat the v(.vnomhts to predict a full elldless, jobs I blimn Depression. It 111191" be confidence %vn,.q gone froin tile 41111Y thiliv we lmvf' tO fear fear Itself nanirlesi. approltrinte to recall nnother station and lite lillille tnr% unreafioning, unjuRlIfled terror wall disintegrating. t rilical month of March Ili lite %%-slem . if, thov, dn) the new %,hlrh parnlyies rierd effort to nation*q history. itigurnted convert retreat Into advance . . . The problems are not exncti) preildent A( alike, thankfully. bill 111"torY Mnrch 4 and Ili Ili,; AccrWance We 1111110 Ilitosevelt Ili the March of 40 1. ''i - - and their im. i ~!,~.- tv. k , ~.--, ' -%X-~ t.~r -QVNi- , -~z ~ r; -- --=-1716 .1 entire management team plantung or evaluating the mg to the AMA stuti m) mnber xnparues select ed ()cwiildtoldaUS T plan; seven have tried ft but the past. The four-do) week is mars ing yardage, but, it has yet to grab a firm footh old, economi stu - . 1)1 t''IuI*'ti II1IO1 t"It thu 'It t1Its'9 ital t 481 " "r in the despondency with his words herbert Hoover, mostly (PU \fKl, art he did to the thlsina iwu a Ii fltuqeit set ft loaf' of 'n of repe;utini h.is a stran anti of those he labeled as 'mont', nnfldefl e an the strong M tions ra % ha 1 itself hangers 1 Fleeing i from their t President F rinklIn Delano ck h rminntion that is still fresh -- . ti, . - reswited in Uie AMA f,urvey, IIltrF! !n!!!--!!l!1rr fnr c"i ' the northern, esiostL-n. South warehouse to checkout coun. cry, and westerri staUs. ters. 3enkiru; admits, "I may In .snother phase of the havu tuid the origiruil ideas and stud). &MA asked 245 other c"'ricept.s of Publix, but our companies, thought to have a it already is operating; 95 are work commitment. AtMA report notes . Z 056 7`hs.s group leaned more fa. vorably toward the shorter warkvii~, with IM reparting and viewed as an additional dustriaI na borts of the worL.'I And. the report adds, "It may sIilf the advance of even more waatll5t$C C1 In the Pattern ° our social fabric." Yet even as more and more American companies th' experiment with the four-day week or adopt it outright after trial rum. critics sti.11 harstily Why 43 vears, even the store front and exterior design has seen man)- evolutions, Publix top management team glearhead innovations on en rin-going to the original 811 for a total of or more groups of employes fulfill the work in fewer than the standar d five full days ,, (,veri.,,t as excluded from 'he definition ntruiplace ackiption of more ints out, the reduced workweek (usually four 1&4iour days instead of five "our days) is. a national rather Ow I - revolutlonar changes over ft day week how they felt about it. Their answers were added "any arrangement of work- based on a survey hundreds st jjpj ii) JOHN l'lNKIltMN t'ditor, . opley Ness. Service . - . have gone through man~ -' ._ seemed portance to Publix. Trklav, 43 vears later, the 1 ,11blix pllilosopli~ I!, Well known and respected nationally peopit-onented super inarket both from the standpoint of emplove" and c"Waiert,. R - __________ - - unremonsible to the bankers But he managed it) get hL~ big idea across to financiers along with his driving faith in ü Labor and management e .. - 41 2 w I . - , -,/ .1 1104" ,I- . . .F, .~. I . I , IR I IN -St;k .. - . ,% % - I. -.,.-..- -. I ., I.- . I . 4 .-- -- -" =` M- --kE :I_-,~.-# I -r e . --~. -~1 , ~ , ~~X,%-Z7~t ~;A-~Ii I'l 11 M NWY. -,0,`-;'.1- -4)1 . I-11., - -.. I .. -j. % 1 . .C. - Z.I - - ,.. il -(~A , , for selling grocvries was less than a good Investment opportunity. .. ~'I,, "*,-- "v '' 4k. -01", ,IV ,--, ~~ .., * -~jo ". . -:- Crisis I -. ..- Roosevelt '. '. . .-. 1 .4 W because he was accused of palaces, 4 1. - . %\' . 1 -1 markets. And the delis offer a snmeting better When lenklrc borrowed mones he found the going was tough .• , day weren't as enthusiastic. reecivc,d nationwide sc~-laim P-s complete individual rivals can Innovator in customer be purchased in many Publix though. They thought the idea ar ' cut gtn.ss and marble p)ø' . rhursdi, May 3,'9fl-5( .. -,?4 \ Practiced unique experience in 'OCer) going Publix tl be the leader an before And that's the way deserted better than what the Some of these innovations anticipating customer's nia Publix management halt were getUn. He vowed that shof4iflg. Include the offering of So much for what has gone "Publix will be the leader In and desircs -and we will make always operated. items in a separate delicatessen When Jenkins opened his first anticipating customers' needs before. Today's Publix Super shopping a pleasure." This has department, almost a throw. been the credo of Ceorge W. market In Winter Haven in 1930, and desires. We will make Markets management has but with Jenkins, chairman n' the board, grocery shopping was still in shopping a pleasure." expanded on the original goal back to an earier day, Now definite modern touch. and founder of Pubhx Markets the cracker barrel, sawdust-on. Rankers and financiers of the of Jenkins, and Publix has a / ,' #. Publix The Sa nfor d Herald F I - - :-, .!,, - - I ",1 ! x., . -1 -41 '1 -i -R Member The Atlantic Group of Banks In Florida Member F.D.IC. , C _____ �F I - - - ' • . - -.. - . • •. - -- -- _..:- - - .-- , - ..-.•- . -I - - - - . , - !. • - ,•_i_ -' - -- -- -- --. ._-.'!r. • Th,.rttiit, Ma y I 97 6C—The Sanford H er a ld Dear Cowunier Nailing Down uside Prosecutor ot A Your Motel Room By Virginia Knauer Special .4sais:ant to the President O1!kr and Director of consumer Affairs that you, as a customer, do have a firm leg to stand on. The American Hotel & Motel AssociaTIon says in its Code of Operating Practices: 'We pledge to honor con. - - -- -- - I rwow~t7• W - reasons beyond our control, £ room Is not available for s guest to wh3 we have cor. firmed a reservauon, we will make every effort to get him or her a room at another hotel or motel in this area at a c imparable rate and provide tree transportation to that p r operty." So, you should be able to expect a motel to auist you In finding another room and K•rK yo., tO it. ' .j not be stranded. , ' ___ PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER - FILM DEVELOPING PRESCRIPTIONS Your RXs To MEDCO—You Will Be Surprised At The Low Prices Bring All FAST SERVICE LOW PRICES Al MEDCO DISCOUNT RX CENTER 'NESTEA 10 FLEX for 66C Req. 2.00 REVLON - 17 oz. 9 to 9 Daily 10 to 7 SUNDAY IMEWFFERDENT FFER0 NT E ~ L ' 99c Reg Reg 1.69 4 BALSAM 99c J SHAMPOO JOo PLASTIC ~\%\\k 110 K SHOE BOX PAMPERS 28 c 48 14c of 50 DAYTIME 30's J Box a - V TRASH 9,0 eons often 'extend thur reser.d stars. Someone be- -. UI Of of fa .14 SON of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1l Powell of 2015 Holly Ave. is reporting to Pensacola May I for active duty in the United States Naval Reserves under t he AVROC program for pilot training. A • jCflHflOC Li Of IT ft. w A -, - Is graduate he received his Bachelor of Design in A rchitecture from University of Florida in March. He is married to the It.r,i,t'r Julie Scott (if Lake Mary and they have two ('hIlllrVfl %VORLI) ALMANAC FACTS - U . A -- At j U '-- '-- 4 ; ' - , 0 A A C. - ( - - , V O tht. V0 0,7) !- t ifl number of i. ig.t 'tv smr'k ers in the adult population 17 years or older' declined from 416 per cent to 36 7 per cent, The World Alma nac says The drop as particularly s h a r p among men— from 51 per cent to 4.3 2 per cent in 1970 The number of women smokers declinedfrom 33 2 per cent tr. V1 9 ;.t int if tt ;Tht ti ii I. ti a I TABLETS UU A, REVLON 77c HAIR SPRAY Reg. 1.25 1 PINT RUBBING ALCOHOL OFF INSECT 12c Reg. 2.00 211 REPELLENT 88 800 CALCULA TOR 69,00 VINYL C- 60 1.25 Value CARRY CASSETTE TAPES r ,, _ '., ALL BAG HOJ~E Tob ~ PERM BY TONI 3 Value r GORHAM SILVER POLISH 8 oz. Jar C 66C Reg. 2.20 Value TOASTEROVEN PREPARATION H 248 18 1 DISPOSABLE John - - - - - -- . ,,, -- - •. - • 12's BOTTLES 07c :1 . WASH 71 ,ny event, while readini, last night oprobabl) the must effective miuugazirie presently 1)11 tilt, stands i I read a letter ill 11w Editor (runt (of Martha J utrtland, Wi,whithpnti U well ;iiisw ers the problem fur sue: "This letter is 1(1 Ct)tiUilt'Ilul OU for % sOil coverage (if tiltWatergate f lair. Many pvuuplt' would like to be done with the entire scandal by ha', ing thutnews imuedia siniply refrain 100 ' 100 - - r than a conventional swimming piaut St - Johns i '. C BED SPREADS 88 ' I N COSMETIC TRAVEL RAGS cr age It. t1 ims h1 ltht 'I' 2,50 I Vat. S7 - I - tcen-agi'ul lover trmiiiu torumo' --. - 1 m, A A n t V r i ta-- I0 f %,A . . • BRUSH t,.,r.,aI,i Iui:in c iiitltlmifl for an $G985 V But the girl said she wits ''too - stung to have 1) inst)) 4)11(1 tusi to get mmiarried,'' tiltS(,iiti ', W1i5hin' cotiplex -' - argued Thu iilisuu I cs.SfUll) that tilt- teenageil girl W415 ''iiii'rel a sliPpurl ',i'hirk' siiusuli4lr to urn (lit suiUrI.l Apolls' 1 apsUlt simlil, anti the bathim-r haul an ' i1ud s(1ski to Il,t ui,t'r,, 14t!tl — - - 11 ', -- . ltigt ''ti b;iliy ) - - - nijLt un' ' 110)111k ('' a 1uiul - -- Matte John quit OWl Suiurct's ianmt hit when Mr's. Mitchell was .ssked who at the White House put out the story 1a the wa r.tar,e, she reiieil. Well, the top echelon, I ;resume, but that 1.3 what they lid:" Even Mrs. Nixon put out wiirtl that 'sirs. titctiell was very -ierj ill,' Mitchell was quoted as iiit slit' 'wiulerstuout MARnL's tnein•:i.z. - The toquacuuius Ntri. Mitchell hdsaid often she knew of "ttrty business' in the eaisipiaign. but after Thursday's deposition lawyers said she had little new to offer Case Perjury ? Hio 8011 u.uvu herald Staff Writer -: us It i-:si-: ut C11111i•: '' i 'd iii ( diliii television Images tit lilterlial orgails. Including tissilt's III- iit'iii , dt'', •ii, i i V 1u ESI i ) .. 'r - %, X. t't'ku.'tul will ii ush ::: -i - liii I'I \I' U.1)\ P PI lt's t t sal judge gets Weather of I('St iiIII)flV Lti)OUt I fl -de the o. _______ - - - < Area sitaths III Editorial comment -IA 7i BA 4 iilt'mudar Church news 0 lassitut it iids 'IA 2A En tert rtatiuimuu. ainment lit Ihurtu'o uio S lB li's 7A Crossword puzzle (IA I)r. ('runt' ---------(IA Dear Abby ;-'-;:-:--: : :: hui-glai'v ; ltruulg ( 01111(5 and will w i -Lite mtit'sa III the Presley perjury the itate, ac Ir4mically, L-iihould Prusley v!N. AL4x)tt flerring'!i office. lWbert Just-ph ttesley, 51. have been cunvictetJ in the :63 I ortuiinn (, trek South, irwik driving case he would I ngwtwd, was arrested have puetsibly faced only a short stateatturnvy m%eittgaturs ' on a cuunLy court curivicted on the twu feliniv .tm- rant issued by Judge perjury charges he c'uuld get a nuiatmniumn d 34) year's in state a mlIuact Rill. Hall set bond at S10.1.100 Ili the warrant taken out by assistazit state jt(ijrney Claude Van 1100k. prVbecut"r in the Preiley drunk driving LrIaL Cowit) Judge Harold Johnson itiock ldtot(s on Wednesday and provides a law lad sentence of -,ix Iiulll.ius atki ur $~~ Lk) j." 111W I or first offense cunvicUun -if driving under influence of 'iltoho State iPUEiiii)Wii - - t,it)1$i to 11,5W. - Vu eitt .suud Dr Joseph I' kerw Ui lWt)bk'mIiS rhe warrant charged the follimed it latinch tta~ Schedule, \sa ,.-tfulv ineasure. fuel was departmelit ruid brt-* undergoing phu)sk'lsl exams and today's tests in'. ot'. tug the inec-Ivinlu.' u.- wmumtte(l perjury in tetumon> he gave in his trial tlii,ining spisit' suits before - istitlittit • 's,ril 2) and alu that he ht'stliusg fuui (to' taunthu path ('artit,, .1hz ,iflu hverw ut, The) t'nht'rt'ui the uiuodi(ietl pcurti aiuothvr person to is .1 PhI SisLumi are to Li'... u.'Vuiiitt perjui '. In the trial Apollo ship shout) uttu.r 10 work in Sk-lab fur (our itit' .sntt l warrant tist that person as ilin EDl to participate im '.'.te. conducting a '.dIIeI) 01 .( their So- IIIULIt al, sc ien ntultt t if ic and Earth Esery ussamlable space ha. ('ourl suurve said Metthn. as thu.' suiiu(iliitt'tl liftoff of rtst.urc.. s L.atu.'r ..Wtrimmants alsim i tkfu 1tS witi)e'tS in Frt sit'. s ('.a.iu titled I°r the S,,udu't-ti turn lb rio. k. I Ito. Ili thu. I u.dr thu. 'ks lab .i and "wiui tn 'h.asue 'a.-u") Mrs planuit it to It hut lrst sluluit iii or trl testified that he i M. diiu.m t'rcw '.'.tlt vtat tt ui retLrtn Riu.- htvr, was ttri'.- tmig a truck on inter. Marie bit l)rt't-oliires. tili each for tight wet ks president of thu. Sanfurd Sanford-f not I'res)e'. ends a thret ,4 hi u. sso& 5 stiasu eminu1e Art I hit 'sk> lab I astronauts flu. II phuisi it t whit tu began ninu. lIt rrlah s off't sitkt a sia'e tsuireng the she iesls will lit-re I litU''.(st) ftuiiui thu. Jilin- 11.1(11* r irrvstt'd L'tu. sk '. is hi' whith l.s s olusys .i'mm Skylab off icials evaluati' results before slgniill. soti Spiste' CeICt in hlouMuis sat behind the trut-k's steerIng with the cuuperuttun vi the uP ' 1115 t'Ih- mst)t itt for launch w he it they are' training for the s hut u.t ,t it was parkv4l along 1-4 Sanford Plaza nwru..h,anls (t'tIU) 11e'aputtse artists longest Spate iiiS5ItUi yet it- "lilt the engine running 5)rt'piiriitiomis. wishing to tthibst their work in 'late ttt'. ,'sstlIetitt A Saturn S rou.ket 13 to titsist templed by man fluey witi (I) the unniannett Skylab, as large tun'k to Ilu.seuton late today unit Ne'.eu.an Bro-ck said today- that the show has been so great that '.s ill ri-turn here' May 13, a ilay 455 a five-ruuoiui house, Into orbit \ktliml bus is' i- ut uui d urn - iot .ufl siuuh 'f psct is kIt f'r -?70 iiuil,s liigtu tumi Msms 14 'liii' hwbuutt hut' Skylats lliUulth itisout'. (ni Art Show ' kc assist a nt to ik'II) till t he S.I1 It'll 1)5 the VI it t'i_iIt 1' ('OIluio'ct ('(I t't'signiit iO)ii (i t (115(1 aide 11 It - I llII(I('1114i1% - copies to(IaV lit' ufliu e Ma II - i xt )N Iii - tsui t-. It14 u sut -1 mit 1-It 1st \'sI I I't l'l Al' t lIme Sk lab I astrt'niiuts the ne x t d,. and tusk up with boarded their spaceship ttay the station for Its.- filial livatur ctiulitdt)Wn •, ,,,, -St bot-fore tile launching of &-iturn 5 and the Saturn lb were tilt 'ic caint'ra .511 pi'rtur', Sources said Presley paid Sentutnolt' Count,* ruati ;uartment t'mploye was \hstltn $25 to testify in his behalf in the drunk driving 1':'Lsed Thursday from jail on SLSXJ bond on charges he lied trial. The prosecutor's ufIit.e also i:skr oath last week during i r.il In which a jury acquitted identified Stinland Hospital Aide Verna Wood, 7. huuu of drunk driving. titan arid a wonman who as a potential witness In the tc-'tifieul Icr hnmu in the trial perjury proceedings, and said 4 .c.e been uimplieuted in the the woman has beeri granted :,-t- jury case but have been Immunity She testified in en iuiimiiwuit to now testify1e1ly' behalf in the drwuK right iii the child onl -uulul be 1mlu1 it the couple liati a prior agret'Imient that 'were she to :et pregnant slit' w tuuld have ,m ululd, the source reported ihit' suit w •is issIgnt!tt to the ju'.t m::k'i.court inail df Said lie ioiiiks actllw k-11 thu unborn dulul t ' ,: 41 ii' -- uuiut (ii), liuw truiilglit iiitd t'ist' Iii (1111 Ills -411, 11111o.11 Ye stird4iy s high 86 low this Increasing 60. ujiornuirig Iii the low to :::: Ilighus iloudiness 1Z) W) S'VER011 S70RE5 INC - -- d' • Ille Palt-stiniall glivi III br I he set- o)lIol night a iioi Ilt'i lilt Radio au - . Its )ob.'' , ,, -- -- thT ' t') : isi Oh well, there's always i U'qt 'C lila) liii'. i hanu ( ,another such as Ifm'p l-dw usrul I lit wuuulhl Is latherr liii will I) Jowi w !Viflsk) MI flo' is ti mmIJ)ot ,mr 0 sti Lsuuung uurtIi r cn,a .r:t, ar.f wht'n lit- uurigintuiy lilt'uI the suit history of Aliicri(-:ia JouillusliSlii ts r ,\prsl 'O re portt dl silol that Isu. suggests that An) iw II w suulut do any thing to keel) (lit w liii hi is titut immist ut liii I imilt h,.shi) iii'.. Including marry iIii Ii. suig thu.. itt itt ub hi,tr,ist il ,tiiul --- -at least verbally siusulteul by gostrnuriwrit isisuply Isn't tIs,ifl' , -- NEWS DIGEST Skylab Astronauts -rillas HeIrtit(lesdown... Boicird Spaceship , S - - :-- s s attiirlut'y titan' ---- ' _- t -uumitenuk'd lust slit' had a constitut muinal right to an abortion under Florida's liberalized abortion law and recent Sitl)rt'muuI- Court rulings. the verdict , lit rt'achiin Judge ( ,ridl' s.iRl the ruian s girl, aduptiiig tile child or stipsurtIn1g hut' child for life. injuriction tip bar his 19-~ear-olil virlfriend, %ioho is tell %%eeks li '' headquarters In iii s W..tergate Party (.rid It) lilt- 27- William Judge Gridley ordered tiltItallies (if tilt- collple Sealed and patriots who believes that thus mint iiiitlt' public lit ttit' couisir) can only survive and ( illsioll of it clwicd hearing but it stronger IJt'(-QlmIe cimirt source revealed 501111' of COUrageously rv,lit, 37 S ________ -• — it source rc;rttd The y oung w Oil 1*111 5 iittorni hI4lVi1Ii 4111 41t)4irtluuii .111 dge liii' tjl)4)rl this country. but In Stunning Green I - A ORlANDO). I"la I Al' Jtie:umle court joulge in this Central Florida tit)- has ruled tti4it 4) 1114151 cannot prevent his V a hallow cut instutut nun, ho t' w it,i h e- r 4iaor ,,mn pl n reproach. lilt. Judge, 1111iiievel. set all-Ne%4s"eek has covered tiltV. developments III it"' Watergatt, other hearing for toda) Ili : teriiiinu' w ho-thur tlmt' w t'4i5(' V Ithout foil for many shmuulul Is ri tr sitnul frumu hi s wti k_s nuiw mtitIl liii 'lau1 iii Mt . am one of lug (hi' operation pt'rnlu,sg out it. Not because uut his ulm'ci.?: those tinpotrlutiu' ingrates wlusu u -iuiuiu' uI all ispluclit .en w,rjth, hi set- on!) criticl,.:u C g 0 rt 4 e River. d I n j u n C t ion an D To Ha t Love r s Abortio him lt sidtnst "MIl js opl& closu (II him Ili ;I rather (hin light. an I thery are thost, atilonit u.s Willi i 1 HAIR u ii I t M a 19.95 Val - - - I - Reg. QUILTED 2 SOLID COLOGNE REDUCING CANDY C - BU OR AMBUSH AYDS &DRY Reg 1.00 it, , E A - r a aL 4 iH F P S I or i E Ho ever, Terry Futrell owner of Paradise Pools had other ideas . I Ic held the (;itor just lone enough for Hera ld photographer Bill Vincent to take this photo, and then he returned to building the swimming pool It was mutually agreed u pon that Mister Alligator needed more room . RECTAL SUPPOSITORIES Req. 1.75 - -- - - 5-PC. MODERN DINETTE SET SANFORD -.• -- _.;. - -- A. Spoiski - 1100 FRENCH AVE. .-• -.-.-- . right SDtjTb. Is LAnUtST QUALITY MCMI PUNIHtS - -- - -- $ TI - ' -. • - PLAYTEX" Units 77 Tops in style and quality. Avocado Pecan plastic lop table with sell edge. Comf on able Avocado floral chairs Perfect for den of I.nchen Cleans with a damp cloth - . -- -• . GENERAL ELECTRIC 400 V NYLON SHOWER CAP ~4 - Just as in football, there are Illarly times when it "Judgment call" settles tile issue to the best • • of the individual's ability. -And so it is for editors w jilt the slection oh news. .•1. — we. as sumiw less hardy I )o SOUlS recommend, drop the entire Watergate issue Their -- reasoning runs from ciiibarriissinent of the President; Of ,' to what the other countries art' it 1k thinking of us to (hit fac t . ........ • , they're tired of reading of the SiUflC (11(1 stuff. CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM ARRIVING Not once do they take into there is a 111111 consideration radiI) ('(1(1iI)im'Ilt into an office on the c'oui'moral responsibility on the partEQI.. 11 1ENT FO R '1111' new central cornt iionisi'. said the system will 1111k all county law monica t ions system al'rive(l 'l'hursday at tilt f the media tui expose the cut orccmno'nt (l('I)ltl't nn'rits through the central w riung doers St'm j rnolt_a ( O)LlntV Court house. Sheriff ,JOhfl t Gary Taylor- Photo) (tiSj)a tell oil ice Polk Will) stiiwrvised as trustees moved the VITAMIN $6985 - l SCREEN RAPIDMAN - - CLO G 1 Top . - - c l0's 398 . a. • ID PLATINUM BLADES TAPES Dr bLa,.k. - - • Irack Pre- Recorded in t omfoot and lusuvy with this chaise Thitk 6" of foam padding and its 39' we and 66" long Choke of beige . GILLETTE SPATTER - •• is President N Asiociatrd 11rei- Writer reportedly said in a iworn preEW YORK i All i — Martha manager. "It wa about that time that mrtal tatement Thursday Mitchell says she was"half Her husband, .John, President (rucibied' by the White flouse all the Republicans wer' trying Nixon's former law partner and alter the Watergate affair last Ii) say I was in an insane syattorney general, quit as man,.. ear w ben s lic publicly o re-deeti n •iuzer of the 1972 (WI) campaign w(weks after the June 17 break-in at Democratic .. . \JjI 8 Reims 0'. C Limit 2 FoRR8 c In Elegant Simulated Fur -ì -- • Give time of atrial. Especially if you're arri ving later than 6 pin., alert the clerk to hold your room. • Notify the hotel about delays. Call ahead If weather or a change in plans suddenly causes a late arrival. • Vacate your room promptly. Observe the hotel'. check-out time when you leave. If an emergency keeps you beyond your reservation date, notify the room clerk as so'in as possible. e Don't bea"no show." SALE! CONTEMPORARY CHAISE r ASPIRIN Lc L - 4 By Wh *1te House? -- your G p and pa id for by the Ni 100 PLASTIC CUTLERY TRAY - ' 1.60 3 the motel or hotel to A1I& MA'i Code of Operating Practices and adheres to the code. • Put your money on the line. In addition to making that reservation, send a depout to cover the firrt night of your stay. '. J, 114111(1 Information about thii V i ti'ti';iti' race 99 - '-•'' - . Ask if subscribes '10' . CAN-OPENER PEARL DROPS U a '' Price 10 Cents Req. make reseraUons and do not showup to claim their rooms. AH&MA records indicate that betweer 15 and 50% of their confirmed reservations wind up as "no ahowi." To protect themselea from "no shows," many motels and hotels "overbook." 'I They confirm reservations for more rooms than they actually have available. Here are some guidelines for you to help protect yourself on room reservations— and also to ease the situation for all travelers: School VAN WICK 30" * 37" stantiy live with the problem of "no ahows"—t-'ejers who dl IT caneded. TL can leave fewer rooms avail. able for incoming persons with reservations. Thm too, hotels con- .1 ' , 411 I%4'* I 25's ___ - - - ' Req. 8.00' MAALOX LIQUID BAGS On. reason Is that per- - — — -. III' - - MATCHES cerned about this situation. 'Unfortunately, though, the problem is not going to to away altogether. S.iieitrs wliri were at the kmu'ut I'ro ( 'oiiitiilcston. r-tiieI iliu,,s'stli istiviser, :insl meeting with Richardson 501(1 Uulr'iiuui ih'el t ,it'd cnitiii,ent lilt Ilahk'tiinn, former White when skeil If he had been of- I louse dud of stuff, said they publicly that hi' made no COInli;iul answered iiil questions and trill iir'ntc abritit nuirrilog a leruil the xisitlori AS 11114' group of senators after had not sought refuge in the 5th (, till pr oscu utor ,- R Irha tilori Inirl nrwcmn'n, ''1 have iii.' another iIciIIuin(1e(1 a 'qwuial Amiieruliiu.'iii under question whole I . Wilson, t ii Their attorney, . W. prosecutor, recently deliLi'rt inn.'' 4liuI that t'trn if his clients are resigned Whiti I Iiosu' aiib-s tic. Pressure hits been Intense for tilled before ;i federal gritnil iriilirte.1, "they have no fear of ls'lrig uonviitt'ml" Iii, ttard.con to turn the probe Jur about Wahu'rg:ste Mi'4srIs litlu'. Martha Mitchell iiv. r to n out.clder sin-e Pru-ciJuiliti I) Ehirliutuiiin. (Iirflu'r swore in a pretrial stateiiient in dent Nixon gave him that nptl''ri New York Thursday tllflt thi" M'enu1uv night in the speech White I louse leaked false s'i- announcing tue had inrnlnated ries last )-euIr that she WAS 50 iii) 1(ur-harrtin to be attorney gm.icylui,ui, The Ascoclated Press rrul mrl had placed him in learned (luarge of the Wattrg;ute Case Thece were other Watergate S'iurt't's say Mrs. Mitchell, 1'IliCtit.% wife' of former Alt). (;en. John - F u'rnii r presidential ad N \1it hell u. director of tilt, viser ('tuirlec Yi ('olsi-in WjI Ni'ii uaIIipail',n, tu'tifli'uI -j thii' h''iIu'1411 ''Ii'' tui'i ail IIi1 IruIri- ) if tI'l,t - i' lu - in at tl Off use for four year. ,. ilie -- . -a - win r snir, a • — "-' '''v • nobly. hwI[-crucllietl muie, have I'"" eoIiiIllitt('C list May 17 in l'hr eflt lii's tint through the press have started rumors galore New York limes -Citing ;I probable criminal atsitit the rifliur asked the 11cr statements were rum!" Department action, under with in connection with i u ml suits lilt d is i Rcult uI Ito It iii! none of the II ; rsnc hrcik in iriul win i,IN)mflI' of who swnul thu i(l a toiipl tint k-in %b I rea )vmnocrahur tle4idqwirterc tO again_st the Turtie's editorial liii' Watergate office building in stand on the ruining of Washington Haiphong harr,or, - ' ,id - 41*) . s*1, -- Ida 32771 Sources said Mrs. Mitchi-11 to (14) u it I. kM 1 SON irtii (ii ltCl)Ilh1(';l,l %efl;itiir at the t'aptol after tIi.' - hill him AS%I)ClfltIiI l'rt's' %tlt*'r Mt) iiRanhinoIsly they want liii' Wa. 'AS) II NU1I)N I •\ I' t ,'rsat.' invest liutiii token in(;fl tessgnate Elliot I. huh. urrLson rej*rtedlV t ill name an I trek out iii liii' i'eruU - e II1(k'lWfld4 t1t W4lterllate prose- branch Richardson'-1 chiij,i' for liii. ,- titor by the hint' his i-tin. fsriiatIofl hearini:- lMgin next i°' was not 11141111' kno ii, hut Wt'fliesday. Sl(likltiil centers it, l'htlisSepate sources said ltuchl4lrd. ilelphsa lawyer William l'. (i.son itiath' that plt-dgt' Iola gathi. P114tH, 41 hint i- n tittitiber of thu TABLETS ICE TEA MIX You are justified, of course, In feeling that a reserved room should be held fr you. AH&MA spokesmen have conceded this to me and have also said that the asodat1on is extremely con- - To Tread Watergate - A What a let-down Ifor your vacation. You've just pulled into the motel, road-weary and hungry. And the desk clerk apologetically announces there's no room for you and your family, even though you made a reservation last week. This—after a busy day of sightseeing and driving—is the last straw. Fortunately, though, there are steps you can take to nail down your notel room for the next time. 1u-at, you should know firmed rrservauoni. If, fr hIu.spitsl mititt-r. l'uhliu noun s StOiCt) Six irls (IA 411 SIhul'kM : : IV --- -- - - At - Sanford - P ON 511 tA . - aza IS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 03, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 03, 1973. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 03, 1973; <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/f06d0269f38525b7cd0b4df28dd55bb2.pdf 6cb995131a0346ffc3c41dc99d935dd6 PDF Text Text ______________ H.!d June 4, Legal Notice '973 . ' T!-ff - P M - p' - -. . 4 - -- 1' CAl - - - _ - / -,/ ,,, - - •'R ' 9 I .1. -..-. -. [ PRI (l' - •-- ' '' .. - - .tfr- . - . Leo'Notice Legcl - Legal Notice iC1lTiOUS NAME PUBLIC NOTICE p4OTlCI IS hereby 0i'Pn tha' wp SEMINOLE C0UNT' BOARD IN YNE CIRCUIT COURT P0* ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS IPO NO. S'S41 bP COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA *r, onQiOnd if. buSiflOit at 1o, OR A PORTASLI Notice 1% hereby QVI4 Wotsce&PI,blicNe$riIlR Altamonte Or, Attamon,, Sqn'. ' NO. 734471 wILL SYSTEM State of Florida Department of Boarct f county Corn Th . fl. uarna. eq .mnote County. FlOridA Undeq tp Tran*porStlori I'. mitsiOners o Seminole County will reQuestInQ DONALD JAMES WESTON fictitiOUS nSIYIC of ALTAk'cJ1 Bids fora Portable WII S,stem tO FederAl Highway AdmI tratIon'. holØ s publs hearing to consider a VET[RINAR'' HOSPIIAt Ar. be I tiled In Fore'.? Lake ChIJfCPI we intend to reoste, SAd na-, p'1sec ct.r'soe of zoning from T 1 approval of the lO5?iØfl and d'.iQfl ' R(,.ftd. Seminole swa sc of ProiKt 4o M5304 (1), BudQet MARY JAPiE wisTot. Wfe Trsl('n Home Oii'r.Ct to C3 v..tP toe Clerk of the C.rcut tourl, L5 *111 be rccerved by Count w,ogesaIe Commercial on the Item P40. S17S32. Job No 770ed 3s34, Nonct OF ACTION Semertoic County. F Iorsd the Owner AdventiSt Education, Seminole County. Work to consist f TO o'n James We'.ton toisowing cesc.'at*a property cordance with the ØtOve'.iOn% of nc •t the Admirtistrat Ye off'ce. ilnd Road Drive Lots 52 through 59. 115'. road, providing safety Improvements at r.ctdious Name StAtutes, ToW, Forest Lake ChurCtt School at the the SR 436 - SR 15400 tII'SPCtIOtI Midway Park. as recOrded in the PR Jopsn'.On City, Tenne..see 'cton SM 09 Florida StA?utcs t,c, untIl 3 00 p Mapsor'.ketch,Ianidcopl,sof otter o' Seminole County. Flo. in PB4. YOu ARE NOTIFIED mat S W B Delaporle PM , j,,rt Tfl whereupOn Bids information lIt support 01 this petlton for Dissolution ot Marriage DV M Partner sPail' be opened and read aloud to Further dcribed a'. 00 the ieQL*t for approval are publicly ha'. been filed agaInst you You see John Q Atbe'y tPle publiC rticipatang tdq'. corner Of SR '27 and Avbloria Delve availabl, for reviewIng a Copying reou'red to serve a copy of YOU' 0 V M Partner in, altendancc agrment for the a' the State Department Of Tra,t wttCf defen%15 if any, to the arid the corner W DeSan'o Rosd PL)Pl'. MA, 71. 29. Jun. 4 fl be ,at'.tactOry to This public hearing will be held In søortateon District OHice. DeLanid, .oner". attorney. Robert 0. es AttOrnt-I All Bidders may ot P 1CS the County CommiiiOn Chamber'. Florida ( Mark' v.4SO9 address I'. Florida Department of the Court House, Sanford. Tower. Orlando. Florida. 32501. Architect. Eoghao N kelley. A I A NDTIcr UNDER FICTITlOjj, O Transportation on or before June 14th, 2973. VIor,d$, on June 76. 1973. at 700 Sanford. Florida tcigetbr wltI'i NAME STATUTE A B Burke, P E ) m • or as soon thereafter a'. andfII,theorigiItalWithttieCler% q local Planning Room'. interested o WHOM iT MAY CONCII, Engineer of Federal Aid possible this Court either before service' 00 BIdders may cOntaCt ArchiteCt for Not.r 5 hereb given tt PUbliSh JUne 4 3 Board of County etitofspr'sattorne' or immediately instruction'. in bOSS tO obtain undersigned. pursuant : DEO ' Commillloneri topreattel- nthprwi5C, a deiSult will document'. Adventist Education, Fictitious Name Statute" Chatt 5,'mlnoIe County. Florida be entered against you fOr Die reIif Inc re.w'rvfl the right to re(ect all SSO9. Florida Sta?u?e. will regis,:; IN THE Sic Vihlen. Jr CIRCUIT COURT. demanded B in the' petition, Bids andor to wblye any in with the Clerk of the Circuit C SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Chairman This notici'shail be published Once formalities irt the Bidding PlO Bid'. In arid for Seminole County, FI:., In Probate each wpl4 fo fpu' COVI'.eru!ive shall be withdrawn fO a period Of viq receipt of proof ci Pp In re Estat, of ,rtps.r .1 Bpckvth Jr week'. in tOC Sanford Herald Thlrt Calendar days sub CHARLES S NICIS SR PubliSh June 1 I9' WITNESS my band and seal this Il:,:th: seQuent to the opening of BIds PPRIOO Qt' (lay of May. 1973 Of Adventist *tPiovt the consent FARM AND RANCH under SShch I T All Creditor lid SeA Inc A Bid Bond shall SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD am engaged in business at P 0 so'. Claim'. or Demands AitSiø H Beckeith Jr secompary tte Bidders Proposal . OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS R. in the City of LonQwciod. (IrØ '. Estate' Clerk of Circuit Court (Proposal may a?so be accompanied NotIce of Public Hearing ThAt the party Iflter15ted ñ Sad ' You &tIO .sCPi Of you are hereby Masine S jden 'i'he Board ci' CrLJntS Corn t, a cashier". check or a certified '.es'. enterprise is as toIiOi'. notiHed and reQuired to present an Deputy Clerk cPecl for S pee cent of the total rnU..orer'. of Seminole Coun", will James R Relte' claims and cemands whiCh .,. amount of toe Bee drawn in favor of Pc,IØ a pUblic hearing to consider a Dated at Casselberry. Semoni. either ot you, ma', have against the Robert 0 Mark'. check tPie Owner 1 Such Bid Bond or p'opos$C change of zoning from A 1 County. F IOritj, May lAth, 1973 estate of CHARLES S NICIIS SR (sQuire OMAN COHEN AQ ,culture tO M I lndustriSi on the shall be submit'rd w tO the' un PubliSh MA', I 29 June 4 ii 'ci deceased lAte of iaiø County , derstanding that 11 iIl guarantee i' iciv.inQ deScribed property DEP tOi Clerk of the Circuit Court Probate MARkS A STONE .5 'he ti of LOt 173 and LOt'. 77 and Division Semirsole Court F lOri4a 1515 CNA Tower that thl Bidder will not withdraw Pill ___________________. ______ Thirty 'i as recorded in the plat of Slays athtsoftceinthpcour?useof5.aIc Orlando Florida Bid fora period of (301 FICTITIOUS NAME after the scheduled closing time -.iofly Company'. Subdivision in PB County a' Sanford, Florida, within PubliSh May t4. 21. 25. June 4, 1973 NOTICE iS hereby QVCn that we then if hi'. are proposals and r 71 and being in Sec 71 71 31 receipt of '.'. calendar months from the time DIP COQAQed in bij'.infj'. t 1175 4, - bid I'. accepted, Pu w,Il enter into a Further described as 11 17 acres of the first publication of this notice Del Mar. Ca'.selbrrr,, TRADE NAM A L W toe Owner and formal cOntrAct of Mitchpll Hammock Road T* nt eAch Claim or demacic U Iord .mncilr !r 't.c uiiaeF r •cttiou'. arid er'a"u..P tOrn. the rro"e1 'r wrs' C' ' F 47t shut bt' r writIr aic shall SIA', !,ttc,,s nu-'r ,t C.C'i. l')t Dirt MEl Legal Notice . . '' - Koscott Assets Frozen fl lUll I iAfl'fl Herald Staff '.%'rltcr , Internal Revenue Service l'he as'Iilull Moudn foikss eu hung ta liens in federal court at Orlando of .7 million against the cerporate holdings Agent-s have Seized issets of of Glennair. Glenn V. Turner's airline, at Sanford airport, including an 880 jetliner, Cosmetics Inc., a c'olnpnn%' Intinikil I)) tilt' south Semilinole IllllliOnatrt'. KI)SCOI lnterpinlletnry St t*'kt'rs G liver flhllent saying 'U.S. t zure'' were placed on (i1 jetliner at Sanford ut the doors and itt'pOrt windoss .s Of (lie KOM('flt firm's ('liifl(lo I)fli('es by illS iigçtts c ho refused (ii nnswi'r lIl1 IllIl'ctiililc SilninrIl Airport 11111101 it°r .1 S. ('tevi'innd siiiil h1)UlI eni(l till' ni rh n'r was I he iil y property Sei7e(I at the airport Iene interests Turner lsiiliiiiigs 310; 289; 138; and 197 III tilt' 1trmnt'r Nasal Air Stntit,ri Ililtier the' 0111114' ''ltese'nri'h and Ih' se loptin' at ( or por at 11)11.'' I 'lt'veianti said ho re('Pivrfi I li'i'l;ItltI sitid 'I hey III','r' ls'i' Ilcing 197 q an tuft . I'i'th'ritl age' nit q I'a(llti('k i'd ,'IIIllillQ, ghIiil iii' tia'l not ti'i'"n notified if mink accounts held by Kos'ot 1111(1 bPPfl attai'twtl by noti('e hefre a lockout Mit this Orlando nffit't'q after filing I he hells bnsed on Kuscot 's ectiI,I:Ited InIroftif! for the vi'nrs n'Ii,ii' ,flIly l$iJ and ,Iiilv 1(471 Agents alitiweti ellIployrs to stay in liii' lail him g iiiitII ('lrPSf' the I ItS Simons salt) the IU.S lockout gravely hni,ipered Turner's defense agaInst federal mall was not tkune. lie said the IRS has M days to tell Turner how the $5.7 million figures was determined and friiuil 'Ilnrges and his atrernpts to answer nnount ing clvii act ions bec'use Turner agents Krist'ot had 90 days to sue in taT '' Koq('(It'q 1r hu ildi tig 'u furniture,'' is 'II tiniflay before ut IIhiSIIlI' ,qq illitire three weeks ago the firmii s',iini't renew the leases Wtlh'tl hIrlllinntf, during Ihi. period ,IIlflt' I') through Aiigu.st 13. ''All t hit')' tIll VP in tilt' ' are forbidden patilot'ki,ig the tiorirs 'I'Ilrtlt'r, , witq not ilvilihahlle Ixillite fur t'iIIIIIIIF'nt Aides Suit) he was ''lit ut town when the I fl,q agents IwlliIo'kI'ul I to' ( )rhiInflo offices Ills tax lawyer, GerdrIrI I) tumble Slrri'iric 9IInJ a rit'r.',ratic.n ',eaq usually given 10 days declined to say what action wriuld be taken. Sirrwrtq said none of Turner's arrecs to coT- he was prsonal property, including explain the $5 7 million figure for the two years IlnIl the' lBS refused e'oTnnnent (ill In ,Iarksonvllle, He r'ourt records. The lawyer .cali'I ' ..-r ..F --..-.':- -'. , - I icirida. on June' 26. 1973. at 700 c m or a'. soon theresfter - SICSM Dr'cT O')I11 INCTA I I S V rvv r J ui UTILITIES BOARD commander; back row. L. W. Burgess. chaplain; M. C. Tyson, trustee the' race f-k gencla Len 'lfltJ 1 II dgei ns nuiuut.r' 'C . i" at Iiic 0l S . ..k......... .. ii......,.,,•i ii uiuingc U) uir' cu,uiiciu iIiu.".'ui zst.znz''. el i ',,,v,,',lryr,n ('lift ir,rriur, '"'"'-""" - project" of Mayor Grans'ille Brossm for same time. Cnun- A proposed council meet on 7:30 tonight's Wednesday. meeting, with attention given to Us' budget for the next fiscal its with the' boundaries territorial final rending of an ordinance annexing 65 acres located on the old Sanfnrd"Oviedo Road, The city will exLt'n tear. More present.atrnns will be given on the new $250000 municipal complex previously i ''"' '" WINTER SPRINGS council 1 I "" purchasing a road grader for the village. He sought approval reQuested is follows Lot lnO East ii Lot 7 and East La' 23 Spring Hammock, P) £100'. as " but lirown iaid he "wouldn't give $.50 for the whole thing." The Last item on the agenda is consideration of the $3i6,5OE budget in which there is an $8t1,627 4f* deficit, and on which council spent considerable time Seminoir County, Florida B', Sidney VihIen Chairman Attest ,Arthur H Brckwltr Jr Clerk Robert M Morris North Park Ave Sanford. Florida Utility Attorney Publish June 4, 1973 0(0 City Atty. 'torn Freenuin will Inc., and Robert present several ordinances for Webb. who designed U new first reading. including hO clt%' hail and civic center in ordinz*nct' vutitning the height T AlUanionW Springs, will seek of fences Frcemari also will the city's rind for their present an ordinance upping the utility rates of the North ret;pertve firms Orlaistli Water and Sew'.r (.i iinsideration will be given ______________ tn (eorge W. [ J -. l'.fii.., IL..'.. is a.. r apri SI)' Crane, Ph.D.. M.D. APi-Three inniateS (iver. possi'red a nurse's aide at the South Florida State' Hospital for ;iss ts,iI.ig 1.1k,' Mr. hearst be knows that taIk.up is a superb form of adsertising it 2t10fl1'. The were recaptured two tii'urs later in Miami. The Broward County sheriff's !!ii'e said the' three men, all t,'irig held under court order on 'i'rious charge's, smast;cd through the' hospital's se'rurlty gate in the' stolen car and drns't' to Miami, where' tht' were rectu'd ___________________________ (ms ers ('on. fills sIadIums CASE X525 B4)b P aged 55. is a lifelong newspaper editor ''tim Crane,'' he smiled, "make' a look at this letter I received from one of vow avid follower'. . ' say she rare))' - "Vuiuldn't you nosses rt'athrig one of your iivid reader interest a.ls Un) PUll by r Gallup. Harris Ct al But somi' younger editors. just flU! (If )(lurTiUiIfirn chooi. don't realize thai such ap parent))' critical letter'. art' really is buinsi fur circulatIon For sLch ii vTiter as this lady will pour nut her gripes at t)rlcigt' parties. church Women's SocIetIes and the' Country Club Th resulting talk'up then will provoke' superb cufltreivt'rs), with the local newspaper gaining the spotlight tht'rt'b) (lot' of America's pIoneer sit' w '. paper A p p lie d Psychologists was William ft Hearst. Sr "I)r ('rune'," he once told mc, "I'd advise you to 'needle' reader', unrnvrclfuli% to wake them p. "St wIlt don't sou pick on the soporifIc' ('It'rgvmt'tl v'toi empty churches b their dull ser e'cilurnn'." r . , ' Legal Notice a and L_. ' ce,e '... as address tests S'." of ' Orlando, Tuesday, June 5, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 65th Year, No, 236 PrIce 10 Cents Publi'.h Ma, 71 & Julie 4. 11. 1c73 DEP 147 'THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO GERTRUDE KAYSER FERRAR. whose residence' is unknown and whose last known mailing address '. IN By Sandra Lee Deputy Clerk STENSTROM DAVIS & Mcintosh .u'ui nh.0 uR iJJV Florida State Bank Suite Sanford, FiOridC 37771 Attorrir'y'. for Petitioner PuUIi'.h May 21. 75 iun. 4. ii t973 DIP 91 .._. .'..... ..S.. - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIGI4TE(NTH JUDICIAL dR. CU IT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. PR. 73-)C2-CP Estate eq (OSSARD S. AAROP4SOP'i. Decea'.eø NOTICE TO CREOITnRI TO ALL PER$OS HAVING CLAIMS 0* DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: YOu and each ot you n,reoy notified ana reQuIred tO fii any claims aria demands wnuico yOu, or either Of YOU, may have' against said estateinth,officeof?h.Ci,rkofth, Circuit Court o the Elgiitpflth Judicial Circuit. Seminole County. Florid., r4yate Division. in t CourthouSe •t Sanford, Florida, *itflin Sir Calendar rnntp from the time of the first publicatiOn of this notice Each claim r demand 'n,j'.t DI' in writing and filed in duplicate SOC state' the place of residence Sho post office adores'. of the claimant mu'.' e sworn to by the claimant. his agent or attorney, or the same shall be void Dated at Orlando, Florid., this 71st day of May, 1973 S Marion Aaron'.on A'. Admrnistralris Of Said estate S ,J000 A Sutton Attorney for true Estate Of Edward S Asnonsun. Oecsas.d Sutton. Wright & Smith 115 North Magnolia Pot' Office' Sos 341 Orlando. Piorlda 22902 PubliSh May 79. June 4, ii. II. 1973 OF 5' 4P are and COMPIROLI ER OF TP1( Cu R P'( NC Y. IRF SUP Y DEPARTMENT OF THE UNITED 5f'5.1(5 vit.S.11lpIOTON. o.c Charter No 161 Whereas l,.aisfactory eviDnce has tucen presented $0 tPiC Comprolier toe Currency that ''SUN BANP. OF SE MO A Ii. 14 A T ION AL ASSOCIATION", tted UNINCORPORATED AREA OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, Stat. eq FLORIDA. has complied wIth all provisions of bPs' statutei Of f he Un.ted States required to Is' corn plied with before being autnorizeci t commence the busineSs of benk'. as National banking Association Now, therefore I her,by Ce'rtify th, ab "n•rnedesioclatlon '. authorized to commence th, buSinefl of bnking as a National Banking Afl0ci*ti in testimony whereuf, witness my signature and seal of Off ica this 13th day of APRIL, 1973 (5e't S Thpnss Ca. DeSe"i,azo Ac1 Comfier of the Currency PuUl,b April 73, 30, May 7. 14. 71 June 4, 11, 13, 1973 0(0 4. a , , THE CIRCUIT COURT. as because the . - -- - 'ik---- '--a __________ __ Tosser A Phony and not a bus-driver-turned-miHionajre who indulged himself in a weekend spending spree to Bimini. But a marina owner insists there is still a mystery man who paid him $45,04X) cash for three speed boats and then sped off, with bikini clad beauties scattering $100 bills in his wake. On Sunday, Ilolzn'ian clainled to be the man who pulled the caper. But he said Monday he didn't have the money to even try the jaunt. Ilolzman said he has masqueraded for 10 years as r a man oi great weaitn bUt, He toRI reporters irom three newspapers Monday, it was all a lie. He said he had convinced people in his hometown of New Brunswick, N.J., that he had inheritted $50 million and then enlarged the hoax by insisting his uncle had required him to drive a bus 10 years before he could claim the family's money. ''People are so gullible,'' he said. '"I'011y Curtis played the great imposter, but he couldn't shine my left toe nail.'' iiolzman said he was involved in several civil suits over nonpayment of his bills, __________________ _______________ I r '.L. 10 9 '8 ____________ ___________ 41b4, for four (1) con'.ecutire , the Sanford HeralØ DATED thE'. 9th ',. Of May, 1973 (SEAL) B) John A. Spobkl c' moderate save to speeds, gasoline, (Now don't go getting ahead of me, neighbors. I Funny, but at the slow rate of sonic of the deliveries I'd swear that they never even turned the DE engines on! _____ I Gonna have myself a good tune Friday one-week (June 8th) at the Cancer Crusade's dance at The Forrest in Lake Mary. For $5 per couple wilich is tax deductible, you can - plan on having yourself sac CEO A SPEER. JR OF SPEER & SPEER, P.A AttOrney for sale Estate II) Magnolia Avenue SOflfOrO, Florida 37771 Publish May 21. 75, Jun. 4, II. Is') DIP ICit IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIA CIR' ChIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. S FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO 73-42CP Estate of EL LI I, U 7 '-4 7 iN 511 " Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING C7..AIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE' aid e'Och Of you are tic'r,b, no'f,cd and required to file' art claims and demand'. *fiich Ov 0' citric, Of you, may h,Sve Sqain'.t tad estatein theofficeof the Clerk Of Ire Circuit Court Of fhe 19th ,SiJd( ,Ii Circuif, Seminole County, Florida, Probate Divi'.in, en the CourthouSe Sanford, Florida, within sir Calendar months from tie time Of th fit'.t publication 04 thiS notice' Each Claim or demand must be ill writing and filed in duplicate' and Stat, the place of reSidence and putt Offite' addres'. 04 the claimant and must be s.r to by thr claImant, h, agent or attorney, or Its' '.4 me shall be vo'd DaIi'cat Sanford. Florida, thiS SIC Gay 04 May, 1973 S Marvin F Newman As Esecutor Of said esta'e M_&IlVlN F NEWMAN JON s ROSENBERG Attorney for Executor 137 East Colonial Drive Orlando, Florida 32101 Publish' May 71, 21, June' 1, II, ItT) DEP and -' ?' - - . '".'itr , , I • - ,:; , . --.- ...,,. .,... ..,4 -. - 4- '.- - - ,- , '1' Sf.ulSs I.,,,i one heck of a good time and be helping the Cancer Crusade at the same time, This is much better than , • having the volunteers conic knocking on your doors, right? Remember, this is the only attempt to be made at achieving the goal fur all of Seminole County's part in helping fight this dreaded disease. Even if you can't attend the' dance, and Chairnuin Jean Klontz is hoping that will not be the case, send your check in now as a contribution, Address it in care of Irene Brown at the Florida State Bank in Sanford. It's hard to believe . but, since it's appeared in the paper lguesaljusthavetoace'Pt it as gospel In Collingawood, N .J. a butcher put horsemeat stciIk7 . . on sale . AND SOLD 5,(X)O POUNDS ThE FIRST DAY! Thai has about as much appeal to me as the thought of eating snails. Some people are convinced they taste better when they itat them at some , . fancy restaurant under the name of escargot. StiIl snails or horses to me . . .) If you love those who love what credit is that to You. Fur even .Innera love those who love them. And if you do good to those who do good to you, what credit is that to you' For even sinners do the same. - Luke 6-3'2-33 YOU, '... ' . " . , t- --.*..-' ,, 'I-'. '-w. "4.-,,, - M.ra#. -- ' The plaintiffs, residents of .. ','erai South Carolina rowi',u"s, said they purchased dis- st , r,eentives. nhutorshipa in Empress Inc.,,, Turner busIness they thought '.wa,s to be a wholesale outlet for home furnishings. Instead they said they re- ,t', 'w : . , ., a - ' . "' eivenl shoddy furniture and tin interest in the business or any thing else of value. They claimed they were told they would be engaged in a " . - '' TuRNER'S CORPORATION JET SEIZEL) By tight-mouthed IItS agents L font s. / - ........ . I i '.", ' . . I '.t 'r. - - "i'a .. .1 ,,,,.., -' '- shnutin, stomping, personal testimon and witnessing" were used a ,, ,., '-111 -"-' - - F. , singing - - - .% -, lI:&j1_._, - - - -, ,, "permanent, stable, legitimate, fast-growtng, reputable and (ty- a y taying Mum large commissions (or attrai:t- ing other people to purchase Gate Panel Nixes Coxf prey upon the innocent and fiAlso set to appear was the nancially unsophisticated in .i Washington printer who i'- get-rich-quick scheme which would realize great prnflts anti pare the stationery uSed UI he personal wealth." conteniipt-of-Congrcss proceedlly LAWIIENCE KNUTSON Watergate prosecutor. At the same time, convicted ings should be started against Associated I'rt's'. Writer wAslIlN(;'l'oN eM' - The Watergate conspirator (;. (;r- I,I(l(Iy. Fhe hearings are the first Senate' Watergate investigating dciii I.iddy wa,s brought fronii . The pyramid nature of the committee is resisting ii prose- JLllltohIppCar before committee after a one-week pause and the ''Gemstone" political ink'adolf ousiness was used as a "guise cution request to postpone Its staff investigators and, as prewItness was to be Sally (cliigence aperation of the '4 to shield the true nature of the Lieldy's secretary televised hearings, anti is de- dicted, refused to answer any ilJlrnIion}', when he was counsel and Robert RL3. endeavor, which was to gain of the on campaign, tiding what to do about a key (luestlona, worked money for Turner," Committee' for the Re-election ner, a GOP aide according who The senators scheduled a priwitness who won't talk. to the iuAt. the President. under Jeb Stuart Magruder, Five of the special panel's s'ate meeting one hour before of T'irner 15 .1 iati';i, LII Mari,n, Mrs. Harmony reportedly once the Nixon campaign's No seven senators went on record t(ulhi)'S scheduled opening of S Monday to oppose the three- the public hearing to frame a typed the secret "Gemstone" 2 official. wiretil;) logs of Democratic Incuntil postponement requested formal response to the Cox re. party officials . . .,,.., by Archibald ('ox, the spc'e'ial tluest and to discuss whether ' IJust can't let this one slip by without comment. The Postal Service urged that its truck drivers operate at ART HUR H BE CKWITH, J Clerk. Circuit Court By Martha I Violen Deputy Clerk I Pd THE CIRCUIT COU PT SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA IN PROBATE - NO. ASSS In re the Estate 04; FLORENCE I BISTLINE. Dnceasea F INAL PlOT CF Notice 5 rie'rf.b; glue'; that undersigned SSill, on the' 19th day cif June. AD 1973, present to tue Honorable Circuit Probate Judge 0' Seminole County, Florida, hi'. final return, a'. E'.e'utr of the Es,etr o LORE NC F T B 151 Li III. Oecea'.ed.andot%aidtlmethenanc there make application to the JuOge for a final settlement of P's administration of Said estate, arc tot sflorderdi'.cha,ging,simat E'.utor Dated thi'. the 15th day of Map. A0 73 S Robert W Deane At Erecutor oi the' Estate of 'LORENCE I BISTLINE. . Ei wrek PubliSh May 11 71 25 June -, , - ' ________ j '#w Other person'. or parties claiming bs,. through, under or against them and all persons or parties having claiming any right, title', or interest each ______ : - The complaint, filed in U.S strict Court in Columbia, ( alleges that Turner. of Or. iro,andhisagentspIayedon .'n'tlnn..s by selling sales agreeri"cit.s at rnietin 'eher' ___________ _________________ -. : liil"s. - Mystery 'Bread' ' - ____________ ''" _,__'---. W W ARNOLD, TRUSTEE, CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE real property, situated. lyng aria COUNTY. FLORIDA ing n Seminole' Cty. Florida, CIVIL ACTION NO 73499.5 tO wit SUNYA CA PLES, former!', SOlid VA LOt'. 4. 5. 6. ana 7, in Block F ) LEE Pt WOOlEN, MiDWAY HEIGHTS. Seminor Plaintiff. County. Florida. according to the vs p1st thereOf rCCded in Plat Boos 4 JOE WOOTEN. GARY CLIPPARD page dl. of the' Public Records of and DONNA CL IPPARD. hi'. wife, .. ,,......7, r it?. 'US Defendants YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NOTICE OF SUIT' that a '.uit has i,*en filed against THE 5TA7E OF F LOP IDA TO you, anø you are required to serve a JOE WOOTEN. whose last copy of your defenses, if any. to the known residence address Complaint, to the Plaintiff". at 9Q3 East Matthew'. forney THOMAS S RECICAR Joncsboro Arkansas EsQuire' of the law firm of Arnoio YOU ARE HEREBY NOTiFiED Mafheny A Eagan. PA, $57 Nor'r toat SUNYA CAPLES. formerly Orange Avenue'. OrIan, FIor.e ' uEE Pt WOOlEN ha'. filed 32507 and fir the original in •'t ( , a Compea.nt in tPii C'rt Court Of OffiCe o f the Clerk of the Circ.. Seminole County, Florida, for Court on or before the 1110 day Of par'ition of real property described June', 197) and should you fail t so, default iudgrnent will be e'nterc' The East 25 feet of Lot 11. LOt'. 15 against you HEIGHTS. Lake' Mary. Florida, eccordsng to 're Flat thereof recorded in Plat Book 6. Page the Public Record'. of Seminole f,,r,,.. F Sod you are required to serve a COj.S f your writlpn defenses if any, 00 f the law NED N JULIAN. JR firm of STE PISIROM. DAVIS A MINTOSM. At1neys for Plaintiff, WhOSe ddress is Post Off ct' Bui 1330 Sanford. Florida. 32771. and file the ori7inal *ith the Clerk of the aboveStyleCICourtonorbefor June 71st. 1973. otherwise a oei.utt and ultimate iudgment will be entere'd against you for the relief demanded it the Complaint WITNESS my Psand and OffiCiI seal of said Court on the life dAy Of May A 0. 1973 Seali Arthur H. SCkwith. Jr Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By Marine S Eden Deputy Clerk Pi,'d 11 Juiibn, Jr 51 (P. 5.1 ROM OS. V IS & McINTOSH Florida Slate Bank Suite' 22 Post Office Sos 1330 Sanford, Florida 37771 Attorneys lot Pia,ntiff Publish May 71, 21. June 4 Ii, 1973 OF P t1 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA,ORLAIiDO DIVISION CASE NO 72.34-OrI Civ - UNITED STATES 01 AMERICA. Ptaint;tf, VS FRANK E PlOY and VIRGINIA HOY. his wife. Defer'iaant 15) ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION - On motion arid ItfidSyit of pilinhuff in true Above entitlpø cause Op Kendell W Wherry its A'.Si'.?ant United Stales ADorn.9 in an •CIiOfl against tPu delen dant(I). Frank E Hoy and Virginia Ploy. hi'. wIfe', and to enforce a lie'n upon real p?operfy situate in tO'. D'.trict an described tDllo*'. Lot 16, Block). NORTH ORLANDO 'TOWNSITE. 4th Additi. I Pe'plpt 0' Sheet N 7i, as recorded in Plan Book. 14, Page 6. Public Records of Seminole Courify, Florida soc it appearing to the Court ttiit th defendant, Virginia HOy is not an inhibitarit of nor found Witfli the' State Qf pIorda and ha'. not voluntarily appeared h'rj, anc that PeIrsOnaI Service upon her -s rq practical her n,'siOer'.te Whereabouts are unknown, ) i'. ORDERED that Virgwuia Ploy ap pear or Plead to the complaint herein by the 9th cay of July, 1973, and in default thef'iqf the Court will to fist hearing anc a Cudicatlon of this lull as if Virgir,i P40y had been se'i-yp wifh process in State of Florida. but Only to t*he'flf Provided for by Section 1os, Title 7$. United States Code, it Iurfhtr ORDERED thef notice th.SotØiq be PUblished by the United Shit MarShal in a newspaper of Oeneral circulatloti in Seminole County, Florida, once a week for SIC COfl'.4Cugtiv e'e'k'., Commencing 00 May l& 1973 DONE AND oit DERED at Oqiar, FIO,IGa, fhi 26?is Gay Of April. 1973. G'POI'l• C. Young Chief Judge Pubii5h May II. 71. 21. June a. ii, II. 1973 DIP 65 '' , L (i)f,taMBIA, SC. Al' Florida businessman Glenn Turner faces a suit brought h' r" South Carnflnians seekine .re than $10 it million in dam. •, - - '-.---"' Mr ...... as ' , ..- -- I , , 'vi ,r and 3 le'.s the NIt 33 It thereof for register saic nemrwitPi the Clerk of Coun's r w, nC the S 99' I! Of the E toe Cirrul' Court. Se'minoir County. f F bride in ,accorGancr with th Lot 2. le'.s the Ely 25 ft therf for County r w. also those provsiorn f the FiCtitiOuS Name ann'. i,.ann an cer Is ,i ii ,rrai'.ai 'r.. uie, •a'. ,w ....... -- . follow'. The E ' ttie NW i. FloridA Statutes 1957 f the P1W . and the SW toe S Albert Ford vi ot the' SW ' of the NW . of the Ronald 0 Cart'.ori P1W .anc true E ' of the NW '.. of Pubii'.h May Id. 71. 25. June 4. 1973 tue N. .. less tht Ely 251t and the DIP Sly 3) ft of the NW . for County r w. ______________________________ alSi thOse' lands lying in Sec 2' 7! 30 FICTITIOUS NAME described follow'. The F Of the NOT iCE IS hereb5 giver t?' we' i,4 also those land'. are' engapra iO businesS a' 309e NE '.Of the NE lying in Sec 13 71 30. described as Highway 17 92. Sanforø. Seminole tallow'. All of Govt Lot 1 •flC that County. Flør,(la. under flue fictitious pert of Govt Lot 7 lyIng E of Howell nameof GENEVA HEATING & AIR Creek le".t the Nly 33 II thereof for CON Dii ION I NC. SERvICE. and County ' w Containing 301 094 tt,A' we' intend to register said name acres more' or less, wIthin the with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, parcel'. described above Seminole County. F lorida, in at F urther described at flOf'ih Of Red cordante with the D'nvl'.irirl'. & ty,. Lake Rd and east of Howell r,ciitiou'. Name Statute't.l*j? (ri.,9 Section $6509 FlOridS Statutes Itsi'. public hearing w,II be' held ifS Edwaro Pt Moran Inn County Commission Chambers Frn5 Ca Washeless. of the' Court Mouse. Sanford, PubiSt. May 71.75. June 4 I 1973 FIoriO. On June 26. 1973. at 7 00 or 1ic: p.m . or as soots thereafter as possible IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH Board of County JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN INC FOR Comm".'.ioners SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Seminole' County. FlDridA CASE NO 73724-f Sty Sid Vihln Jr. DIVISION F Chairman WALLACE SEABORPi, Attelt Plaintiff, Arthur J Beckwith, Jr. vs Publ'.h June 4 1973 OlCE SEABOPPI and BERNICE DEC. SEABORN. Defenoants P1011CC OF SUIT NOTICE TOAPPEAR 10 MARY [ ZABETII SMITH TO OLICE SLABORPi. wOcte' last 3909 Brooslicid Avenue' 1.00*, residence, after oi.gen' Concord Manor search and inquiry is Pimont, Wilmington. Delaware 19902 South Carol's.. and whose address YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED there ii RouteS, Sos Ac, Piedmont, that a Suit ID' enforcement f Final South Carolina, one Judgment Dl Divorce and TO BERNICE SLABORN, whose declaration of title to real property as' knowO rflidenCS. •flr' diligent to wit search and inquiry is Rochester LOf 71. BloCk F SUMME P5(1 New York, anc whole address there NORTH SECTION 3. according t is 75 Herman Street, Apt Pdo 1. tOt FIAt tlurr,of recorded in Plot koctie'ster. New Yotli. Book 15. pages 76 and 77, Public YOU AND EACH OF YOU are Record'. of Seminole County. berp.by notified bat a Complaint s Florida been brought by WALLACE has tseer commenced against you in SEABo":N in which rue' asserts tha' the' Circuit Cou" of the I Igoteentrl hi' las e'*rrciSeO possession Of ano Judicial Circuit. Seminole' County. dominion Ov*r certain proptrly in Flnida, Case' Plo 11391 The tItle of Seminole County, Florida and is the CauSe IS In Re The Marriage Of claiming title tO said property KP0t5eth Gerald Smith, Husband. through adverse possession arid you and Mary F izabeth Smith. Wife each of you are herbp nOtitidd You •re' reQuired to file your a'. parties who may have some In Answer or otoer pleadings with the tare'.t in said property. that if YOU Clerk Of the above' Court, and tp Olive' Any defnse'. to make to thiS Serve' a top thereof upon ion S Compiant ',Oc should filt the Rosenberg, of Newman and original of same with the Clark. Ro'.ent.erg, Attorneys Ior the Circuit Court. Seminole County PlaIntiff. 1446 CP,1ti lower, Orlando, CourthouSe, Sanford. Florida 27771. Florida 32101. on or before the 3rØ and Serve a copy of same Upon day of July, 19'3 If you fail to øo 50. JACK A NANTS. P.O boa 1191. default ludarnent will be' entered Orlando, Florida 32101. on or before against you for the relief Demanded the 77th day of June, 1913, or • in the' complaint filed herein default will be entered against YOU WITNESSm,handandflsesealof for the relief sought in Pljntlft's t'. Court of Sanford, Seminole Complaint Cnty. Florida. thiS 31st day of WITNESS my hand and )Al lIf Sanford, Seminole Coun'v Florida, May, 1973 (Ss'aIi this 24th day of May A.O 1973 Arthur H beckwitli, Jr (Seal) Clark of the Circuit Court Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr in and for StmInole' County. Clark, Circuit Court Floridi By' Martha T. VIISlan By Cetelis V Ekern Deputy Clerk Depvty JACK A PlANTS JON S ROSENBERG. .o Bor till NEWMAN AND ROSENBERG Florids 32102 1446 CNA Tower AtlOrnn for Pløintift Orlando, Florida 32101 PubliSh May L June 4, ii, IS. 1973 PuU(*ih JUn. 4. it, 1$, 25, 1973 1973 DEC.1 - DIP 119 at -' . __________________________ aria THE CIRCUiT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C1R Het lt'ttt'y is a fa'.cinatmg CUlT. IN AND FOR 51 MUdDLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ('tIdt'tit'i ol ow we'll CIVIL ACTION NO 73 754.0 nt'vspupert. can stir up CPIARLE 5. fi 5.AF'P ic PATRICIA wtiiilesnns' debut' and conSAPP L trus'eriy Pi,tutiftt. BL( Rf'nlrnlber, ton, that it is ..'.$'IEPHEIII A AYERS and LAURA cumroscr'.y that fill'. football A AYERS. his wife stadiums, baseball park'. and Defendants i hosing arena'.' NOTICE OF ACTION So newspaper that fails to F PHI 14 5. AYERS IC evoke' redhot Ie'ttf.'rt pro and Defendant 1011 Continental Way con, is 0(11 going to product' the Chalet Apartments Plo ¶Zili'i ui that lP the' usual form of Belmont. California 907 '.upt'rt iidst'rttsuig NOTIFIED that an here". this lady". letter action to foreclose mortgage 'How much longer will the following property in 5erninl, County, FlDrid6 ssiimen be insulted by that SOUTHERLY part of Lot rhickptlt. Dr George W tirg'r. di' the SOUTHWEST corner i rjt"" s)ie began Of Lot in Block C of 'TOWN AND "He' is obviously obsessed COUNT P V (SI A 1(5 RE PL AT, Altømonte with sex' Springs, Seminole' COufltv, Flprida according 10 Plot "liii mmcx is NOT the greatest thereof recorded in Piat Boos 12 BE cause tif divor'tc, for money I'.' pages 79 and 30 of Publit Recü'ii'. f "Dr. Crane' llcentlou'.l) munixing" Seminole County. Florida, run dtrribe's the boudoir and urges "And attack the lazy teachers thence NORTH 71 degree". 39 07" 'teluduir .stu wish tti coast on rnt'diucrc tt.S1 15c fee' th,'np SOUTH us wit e't. to s5rest ti cheesecake',' with gossamer iiutpul just because the)' hate' degrees DI' SI" EAST 9oIert, tuuene' SOUTH 31 clegreeslO' 35" WEST 150 I' niglitlits' 'lenure' and thus can't he fired feet, thOnce run NOR "He' seem'. t(i think woman's for anything less than moral Tl'IWESTERI,,Y along the arc of a 1' chief goal in life is Iii catch and turpitude'. curve concave to the SOUTH then hold (JO to her man, u if the "But especialls pick on the' WE5't( PLY are having a radius Of " adult malt' IS hoflIe' sort of fat, stodgy ss'ves who re'bufl 100 lpe't and arc length of 10 feet to point at beginning ,Jf .V.t,l pre'('lilus tt)('ir nlnt('5 thus driving the '. you and yOu latter .01') tilt' arms tif are required to Serve a cop', of your he all ".knd insult'. paramour'. wumankmd by suggesting that written defenses, if any. to it on Women's Libbers are elthe'r "For then these irate readers WILFRED H CONRAD Plaintiff'.' iS 100 North will taIup our rwwspapers and otlornes,, whoSe unmarried e & would end their Highway Il 92. CaneIbervy, Flotida write scathing letters to the 32707 on r before June 7tth, 1973. rion'.enSC if the)' had a . editor. husband i and file the original with the' clerk TH "We'll print them and thus Thi'. court either bfure service 00 "Or such women must be prunnote a furious pro and corn Piairiiitt'.' attorney or immediately 'I, masculine or lesbians or thereafter otherwi a default will debate. sexually unsatisfIed wives. be entered against you tot the relief "It will soon become' the beet much longer must "How oem,nde'e In ttic complaint read page of our entire paper. U'Ofll('fl Is' !iUtJjC'('ttd tO this 17th WITNESS my OAnØ and the seal of Olde'r editors re'alll.e the this Court on 79ff, M.sy. 1973 ('e'ntury charlatan"" wIsdom in Mr. Hearst". ICircuit Court ScaIl Arthur H beckwith. Jr but mans' young '.uggestIort% A E'fl.'f TEST As Clerk of Its' Court editors take such letters at face By Marine S Eden value and get scared At Deputy Clerk This type of rrdhut lt'tter WILFRED H CONRAD offer'. a quick test-of an editor's '.HOrn*'y lot Phifltifti in i*Iwapp eros is Dr ca'.el 11w'. crane journalistic experience. nw.'..,, ..'.n a isa itam.I. 101 NorTh Highway 17 92 journalist'. seasoned For aad'ZI teals a '.'. ... Cs$e$be'rry, Flrida 32701 W$i,r v.' laM R'tiIi'.ti JUVW 4 ii ii 75. 1973 tvp.ns she 1'iottn5 relish thi.s type of missl%'e, since " • s". itt i 0(04 It i.s as good an indicEwn of l F" L S Carl 0 &utmann Jr. John M Dt'agash RiChard C Mutti r'b'cl Mu', 75. June 4 11 19") Govt today, author- t's'r vehicle early ities said. ' F- in tA ia ii) I the' riii.ntzallt' ... ill .nd e'cr'nne.il in .r.aru guteid'. or newspapers. - Recaptured nurnaIi,it isho ha'. acquired a sash knoss ledge of practical sales, whether of commercial - Escapees S. DEP 6. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN COUNTS FOR SEMINOLE .'. Tycoon iijrrath Seminole Cour.ty, Florida in ac cordanCC with the prOvi'.ions of th further be reQuired to complete all Work by 15 Ati,It 197'3 (tØe'I'5 MORRIS K DYER. ef Al . u.ishin; to '.ub1'.lt prpQIal; fur ubl'.t' M • t 7'. Jun. 4 ii 193 Portable Partitions and accessories DIP C. - eQual to or Superior tO thoSe NOTICE OF SUIT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND specified i the Bidding Documents TO QUIET TITLE COUNTY. Shall provide Architpct with corn FOR SEMINOLE prehen'.lve evaluation te$?i'iQ TO MORR IS K DYER Afld FLORIDA 5CP1ti by a telling laboratory to CIVIL ACTION NO 73479.0 Dye'r. is'. *ife, if alive or aeao, the' be SPD"OVPd satisfactory' b Iii re The Marriage of Ar ,.nhnown heirS. devisees. Ie'grntec ctuitect All Bidders shall Provide o'anteeS and all other Persons ," ROBERT CHARLES FERRAR. Phi'. informatiOn for Architect's Husband parteiclaiming by. through. LOCh" review arid approval well In advance arid or against them, CIARLEEPI GERTRUDE KAYSER FERRAR. Of Bid Date DYER. and .....- , her husband. 'I , . -- . , -. . . --vua'vr or ocec. Trier unt,nown ncr'.. Assets froien Also Hit 'an thth State' of FlorIda Ryf'au 2 etCher YOU AR( HEREBY NOTIFIED tha' ROBERT CHARLES FERRAR FICTITIOUS NAME I.OT 'CE 5 hereby given toe' am has filed • Pptition In the Circuit Court Of Seminole County, Florida. engegeo in businesS at 2600 Orlando for dissolution of marriage, and yo'.j Dr. Sanford. Seminole County. are reQI)ireC tO serve a copy Of your Florida under the fictitious name of written defenses, if any. on S BRAD'S AUTO SALES. to.' I JOSEPH DAVIS. JR.. of 51(1,1 irrenatoregister laidneme with thC ii. r,.,..,ii r...,,,.i . ,r .. - -' .... S..' W' S.W' . •r''!'flJrC -'.1-.i ctu -'-.. rt& vi - .c - A- .-.-i,,i...--. Coun'y. Florida i accordance wIth Attorneys I or Petitioner, whOSI the provl'.ions of the FictItious address is Pl Office So'. io Section Sanford, Florida. 37771. aria fiie the Name Statute'., TO Wit original with the Clerk of the above iS 09 Florida Statutes t,Si SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD styled Court on or before July 7 S Charles 0 Walker OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS t973, otherwi'.0 a default and Publish May 25 June 4. 11. 1$, 1973 Not Cr04 Public Hearing ultimate Cudgment wit! be entered hr Board ot County Corn 0FF 1St' ainst yo fr the' relief aemana.d riiofl,r'. of Seminole County wi! the Prtition UbhC hearing tC consider a FICTITIOUS NAME WITNESS my hand official p-riposed change zoning tram S. N" ( I. hereby giver ItiA' *t serni of said Court on the lath ()y AUriCUlture' to PhD (Plann,c Unit a-c engaged In business at 62) tI May, AD 1973 Df've'loprnent) on the following P1W', 42?. Longwood. Seminole iSeat l'sribed property County, FloridA under the fiCtitiOUS Arthur Pt Beckwith, jr , Those lends lying in Sec 1521 31. name' of A & P APPLIANCE Clerk of Circuit Court been made by local at- owned by Georges St. Laurent. I4tSt wt'ck attCmptUI. Ui "trim The parcel carries commercial the fat." chitectural lirnis ____________________________ Tonight, Richard CIstrand, mnrng. representing W. ft. Frtuell, rpouired:nses'tolloftheterrnsof (.Ik.,NN TUNF:i S.C. Suit buslne'. is Fletcher Properties, Contract Successful Bidder shall be rii St t hank : r",'.SciflCrs ci' Snrr-inOle County ,' , , as toe Seminole County Dbi .'.? JLiI' 4 it '' V'l "ttes BraC will P1010 A public 0(0 P*aring in the County Commission ____________________________ ..ramber'. of the Seminole County FICTITIOUS NAME Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, NOTICE 5 hereby given that we nsday. the 5th (lay of June. A 0.. are engaged in buSifli'S'. at 320 0.5 oCC c M . as soon Sanford Seminole County. ?trreftef 5 PotAiblt, to Consider FloridA ijnClt.r the fictitious rame of iu appIiction Submitted hs Sami (Rj Iph'(STPiAENTS, arid that we t,z(,iIe Home Par reQuesting a intend toregister Said name with the Certificate' of Pubtic convenience Clerk o the Circuit Court, Seminole arid Necessity for water arid sewer County. ilorida in accordance with service in Seminole County, Florida the' prOvisions 0 the Fictitious A general deicrlption of the area .._... ....,.__ .. w,. iti,' ,'u,c•1, application tc provide' _________________________________________________________________________________________ A I I I r NrNOrO Plicng and W. J. Barbour, quartermaster. D of toe Circuit Court In and for CIOfIUH Of thC Bidder iri any P$' WILLIAM L COLBER'T deCeased Sem'noIe Counts,. !Iorid, Ul)Ofl tocuiar There'of Bii Bond'. arid Checksshallbe returned ESOUiEo notic?hefiu.ri.mes,oefl & .2' ti%h .i(Iif 4 'c-: vice commander; D. R. Schreiner commander; H. H. Hart. senior vice ] C# LES S NICKS, SR.. .'te1t OFFICERS inst.alled b South Seminole Veterans of Foreign Wars the withdrawal of suc proposa - attorney ane accompanied a 7S.3 Law'. of 1941 period filing fee of one dollar and 5UCh amended by Chapter No 7*7ab w r his $3 5 million castle home under construction on Rear Gtilley flood in sotith Seminole, '.,as iflV(il'.'p(I to . -- - Osteen Bridge Work Delayed Until 1974-75 Although a modern replacement for the antiquated and dangerous Osteen Bridge across the St. Johns River is still in the future, strides are being made to bring it a step closer, according to I)epartment of 'Fransportation District Engineer C. U. (Bill) Benedict of L)eLand. Benedict told The I ferlad that Osteen Bridge construct ion funds will he included in the 1974 75 budget year. Present stat us of the project, he said, is that the roadway design is basically complete and tht bridge design is underway in l)( iF's Tallahassee office. Projected letting date for bids for the birdge project, which is on Sit 415. is April 1974 Benedict revealed. Estimated cost is $1.5 millkn, About the prol)llumn of the railroad crossing at SR 44, which has produced coniplaints from motorists who repeatedly are tied up at the crossing for extended periods, Benedict said te railroad is attempting to reduce the number of delays at this point. 'flIt' 1)01' is viewing re-a I ignment possibilities such as the proposed rerouting of Sit 44, Benedict added pointing out that this is not included in the five'year road program. Sanford Hires First Death Of Officer S mItes San or PD it ion LIo\'l) Ileraki Stall Writ.'m' Sanford City Manager Warren E. Knowles has hired 24-year-old 0. Sam Ackley of Orlando as Sanford's first city personnel director. City commissi05 approved Knowles action in a Monday afternoon work session after Knowles said Ackl('v is ''ext i'vmely well (Iua Ill ie(1. Ackley, now an administrative assistant with the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council at Winter Park, said today he has accepted the $10,200 a year position with the city of Sanford and is giving his present employer four weeks notice. Ackicy said he hopes in the interim to spend one day a week in Sanford "to get (tie feel of the new job,'' prosecution . fly (.AIfl I 1%'t I (hit herald Staff Writer lti'.liiip S 11(1 the full IiiiI'..lt t III Gilbert's death elidrl't hit hull until Monday nuirnuig sshen 1w tt t I P.1 1 St ir ii I :': I df ht SAilS ii i1l0t0r1114111 for the city : and Bishop said he "constantly uiuk'rstanel, and arrived for work. Bishop saicl worked on the city motors, accept easier, a fellow officer's Gilbert, Bob Bernosky hIllel Phil never asking fur any money or deuth if it occurs in the line of Callahan were usually standing (' nt'd. On Pg 2 A ('ill fi i COP,S chili around talking when i pollution Free .,,.. """ the de partiiient Saturday night a Sanford polit'eliian and his wife were' 'rHF: SKN,TE I)EMOt'R.Tli' cu'c's calls Prt'idtM1t \ tXI)f1 Ph t'sc I c1I i'4er It cItes unaninwllslv to seek a )-day freeze on comsumer interest rates, prices, wages. rents and profits II)E, for fighting auto parking for employes who organize car pocis, and trading stamps for bicycLing to work he arrived But (tie elt'ath of one of their for work. ''When I got there' comrades away from duty, i Monday morning there we're young man's death, invariably only two of them there. That's su'nuii shnd'k watt's thrtsuuhoiit u'.o..n ii hi I ,.,, ..0 ---,--.'..--.",,ii ii iI iii.'.i 5'i% 'l request to postpone the televised ()M' ('OMP.N"S ' duty. t. - - ' racked ti re t aIled Bishop ''ft's going to Lx' lonesome for II Wtllle','' L'oillmlieated 11crtiosky', its Bishop explained that killed in II triiflIt iit't'idt'iit ttiiit llhlrd('ned veteran law officers Gillx'rt ''livened things up at iire ('hIlling ''St'tiiinult' ('uu:i(y"s the IsIhict' station in tIlt' tour'i'iorst wreek e'i.r ning lie rsctlt I (illixrt 40 .iiiti his % 111k hIres rt Ilialnlng 'it lft I s Oflhit 14 'itilI 1)1 buried Jilt itils rs of (ha iiiott'r 'it, k toit-ty aiuitht lull dupartint nUul 'api uti tulke ci about (iilbt rt ti(Inor'l at . p in the) ret iulled ino.st hIs lü'it fur (ill ht rt a lout or y It his I1111115 lhshui xphuiro, it )mtroLJluIn StIlt) ',tOrkl(h for Sgt that (mlltLr( s life was based I )tuug HislIup, WUS U guy los I .lrIlUIill his entire faintly It antI rt'spe't'ti'ti by t'vcr) title' Oil irliuR' that flont of the' three' tIn' forte' children we're In the car 'is hen tilt' fatal t'rash occurred" he ' Personnel Director resumes its hearings today, resisting a : iuutticel I'tie' (;ilberts had a 13) e',st''iiltl .suii iunl ti'it' anti it %e'ar-lIltl tihlugtlte7rs. ('a llti tin a re e'alleet that I tltuert loved ctilldrcil. lie' told of an incident (hint occurred (luring recent demonstrations b) Seminole' High School students, ('allllhani said a stiutll c-hillel ''it ho e'ouleIi't hiiis'v bet'ii lilort,' than three,'' was playing near the street at Fourth Street and I'aIIilettU Avenue. ''The kid probably lund never oct'11 so imomy ;x'ople in his lift' hlil(i Wits scared as hell,'' ('4lhiahuul said. ''herschel gut ,iff his bike, I)lt'ked the kid iitiul carried him to his mother,'' One of Gilbert's miuiin In. te're'.t s was working on lliultfsr(')'(')iS 111111 ruiiIIg ttit'mui '. ,' - ' rj - - orbiting workshop Ut) M s1 I. N1ST 'IROOI'S touch oil one of the fiervt"t battles in South tetnam in more than 1)11 111 tnth . - - ' ' '' - - - and msion control SK\'LU5 .S1'RON.0 chart details for a daring spat.e walk to try to free a jammed solar panel on the side of the - ( ()\L 'SIt lU'S Vs HO nt'it on French i_h a in p'.t 11t it atuan t. a' tar and Irish linen , xould be efl ad iset to watih the heddl.Ines about the %eakenIn' dollar - _______________ :: ' lll'ltSe'91'l (;lI t': 1 Ii ELICIt t II Ii : "E is s i. i .,.., '...kh..,. '.:'. ...1 ,f Ik_. c'i '.4 5 slUtItIII '.IIS rIIU UI UI ... .- LUU1J42.IL1_V LU ' t;rt't't' with more IhXI piLissng interest. Its future king is the brother-tn-law oi King Constantint. Weather \t'ste'rdiy' 's high 92 tlttlrllttlg 66. low this Partly cloudy (hirtiughi Wednesday with a chalIce cut thundershowers, iiln-stl)' in the' afternoon and e%'entflg hours. Iligtis in upper BUS and low 90s. LA9SA s in the low tti iiiitl i, Rain probability decreasing to 21) pet t't'Ilt tonight, them4 uit'rt'ilsing to 50 iwr t't'tl( by We'dslt'%ela)' Showers and thlunderstorms wnbed tile tuition's tutelsection tislay tufter erupting into dozens tif tt)rJuIuIot'S Monthly' (mill the central Plains tel tbw (11110 \'alluy. JPAN begins "envirozuutit week" on a hopeful note: Pedestrians no lxtger need to hold their noses while walking acrts Tokyo's Sumida River bridges, 'C' Index Area deaths Llridge ... 2A SA .. (Atlendat ('lauifiett ads ComIcs Crossword puuht L)r. Crane I)eiirAbhy .. . , ' 8flth . . . F:etltorlul e'oinmnent , Fntertzlzvnent Lk*'vscope . 7A IA Ilospital notes Pu Wit' noticts TA Society IA Sports TA BA Shuts TV 4A ... . . Ikt . . . . . ..... IA Itt-Mt . .. 7A ,' �____ - - - - - - - - - - -- .- - --. - - -- - - a --- --- ____. - -.=--- - , - - -. - -- =T____ = 1l_ =j- 4 - - -'-v - Tuesday, June 5, ' 2A-The Sanford Hera ld ~ 1973 TuecdF,',s',Juni,5, Sa nford H e rald - Thc, 4 B- 1913--3A -- DIt - ME TH _. i *1 '___ I * - - .. -. .-.. -1 ..1 _ I .11 -, I -- Persimmon f ... * - 1:11 t - e C.01 - . L - - I •• Cross ,etWeen two prnnts using dome peng(!i and double dc-cker auto earner cars. City commissioners allowed afternoon work i ngs - -.=-- .- - _ _-__.-_4_=____ ....... - ..c . hac - Stiell Hl'o .. ___ - _._~ ____________________________ P - - -P I - 4 i,. I -. - Drummond Voices Encephalitis finances, council, over thC objections of Councilman WP'TER SPRINGS - At. Victor M iller who termed the tempting to close the gap in an fees outlandish, passed ' an $89,6Z7 budget deficit, Council- ordinance upping the utilit) man Vicki Baker added several connection charges items of anticiliated income tO Miller contended the charges move the cit) 's coffers further were unjustified. but Councilfrom the red at Monday's man Cli!! Jordan sa id fees have meeting been increased In other area She proposed addition tO 1-he municipalities and that 1-he budget of Income of $3,500 from state standards governing Fear funeral Gramkow Funeral Home. with full boners was planned for • cruisers biT) - . -- - '_ -- - - - - -. ' .. ...~. Bulletin :. -, [..~ Stale C U r io u S Cameraman :: Do you think draft evaders should tiC COfl' sidered for anv sort of amnestv . . now that the POWs are home? - 0 ...........J' *1. - , - MO - 4 - '4 Sanford MIKE DLI.E Sanford "Total amnest),no.Htbr) want to come back and do alternative service, that would be allrlgbL" "No! The) should have gone- over. 11 1 had been drilled I would have gone. The')' aren't any better than JERRY GONG WEB 11 mt." - - - - :. - t*'ws o Oiiiiii P,i ',,,I Cr4 - î P,oci - aca keys 540 1 __ ~-_ MIG, ! - ___ ~ PAT O'DAIR MIKE DePEYSTER SarJord Sank*'d Pry'. md 1' p p SH ys $ • Col C Roy C Cot. ___ S0*'I WW Ci Swry a *1 No. I don't. It's not fair that the other guys went over and they didn't-" "I think they should be. U they don't essni to go In am-ice sib) should thry'" I ; I __ - 1 -. - - °" % LI - II '4 . - 0 " '' 1lenefvi' Wade and . , Heard I lope followav, st ec'io S Lake Mary harnber Harper said the firin would Lake N1,a r) Chamber of Commerce ill install officers charge a 1(100 retaining lee for tile first three months. and $200 adjourning for per month tlieralter, plus 2 per meeting before ,nt of any grant the% secure. * the retainer is Thursday at "The Forest'' Harper said -. - - t rl . 1010 . '4." - - t'gotiabl Mayor Bill Grier outlined hLi officvr will be Judge Wallace recommendations for the Hall Officers to lx' installed in- revenue sharing program. He elude Don Jackson, president; suggested $10,000 go towards a President; Seci)fltl fire station. $14,000 for a lrrv Dale. t - k : - treasurer; and boat d of vehicle; $5X towa,rds the directors nienibers, Mrs. U'tha establishment of a number of FoV.ler, Mrs. Ursula West, n-. iiiini-parks in the city; $9,000 B. E Pickering, Homier for utility trucks; $.1,O(X) toward Gleason, Lewis Bailey, and the new niiintainence building site; and $5,000 for a wire Terry Morris. This has been the largest (:o'vice. Council approved the ienon, ounmembership ycar in the history of the chamber with 215 cilmnan Edith l)uerr said she members as well as Its 50th ttiI)ii1ht the niion.'y was being iry vvar. 11iis inecting spread too thinly. and suggesteol fewer selecting will lx' the last opportunity t obtain a eu;lrt iiieitit.'rtti carol, priourities to share the funds. _ ________ I ._ rn I rig '1* __ (:)ff to set Juts' 16 as the date for a nubile hearing and l)Sslble action on the Island Annexation Ordinamt'. I )uerr iid the time has C0I11 for annexation of certain islands, although other inumbers (if the council felt th'. 4 rk'rsons involved should 1w given more titiie toi collie in on their own, rather than being forced into annexation. Oct. lis tht. deadlille by which iIflfltX ation must be accomplished. 4 , - 11 .- ,' - - - In -'. with a new - - - Z& I h,.,. . -4-L io -_ __ , , . a- I 41 - GE DRYER - ___ - I _ __ ____ - i' - %- - - . 5 . _ ft final plans for the building of a tovilogy laboratory, and to -. W _ ~_ -7 1 . - , -': - X - ___________ - HIGH SPEED -- . . NEWLY elected are (Ito r Cathy Gilbert, vice president; Jim Pilpitt, president, Missy Kinsey, treasurer; and Elaine Harmon, secretary. I - . __ - - ( Herald Photo by - Ann Riley) - . iitnmto P'rm.,n' Pr"u, Cycle with - - -- Licenses Needed F i Fleet selectiolm End-(-r.ycle lui4naI can 'o tojunti or ntit Boaters Fishermen Note: ' I inininitim age and children and h4ime countv -- :4 50 resident, cane pole fistierimicni are flu Herald ('ormnt) Editor home ('1)Uflty only $; nonlonger exempt from the resident statewide, $8; nunTax ('oil lee t or 'i'ros D as regulation resident statewide 1 I-d Fees are as follows resident permit rt'miimnds all those looking $3.25, non-resident, 5forward to the big Fourth of regular state fishing license d periiiit July holiday of fishing and $3; combination hunting and Boat registration fees for boating they had better be fishing license, per year - boats up to 12 ft ____________ Pu 'I)iired to show current $10.50; resident, other than ft.. $850; l6-2ii ft. - Ill 50, 26fishim g and boat licenses, 40 ft. $31.50; and l)-65 ft MI boat.s, with the exception 50 Deltona Sets of those rising less than 10 tip. imioutors, must be' registered, 1111(1 Blood Drawing now fishing licenses acquired to June 31) us F'tNNKTtF Et)W4ltt)S liujat nV. ners are a'ked tu Triplet Drive, ~ and 1rum •• ___ ,,---- - ' * - - - a $J99 MODEL DDEiooL y - Sanford Electric Co. - 2522 PARK Open Mon thru Fri I a.m. -S P N. Closed Sat. - PH. 322.1562 . • AU THOR HONORED ' ' %IN\ k - - - Staff V - - - '• N - - - 3 Si - ___ DR. ARTHUR G. Peterson of DeBary received first prize award for h book ' Glass Paten and Patterns," from the Ph iladelphia Patent Law Association at an awards dinner recently in Philadelphia. The award was given for the most outstanding publication of 1972 outside of the patent profession relating to the patent system. Dr. Peterson is an authority on glass. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent' 11 _,.A I ' Meet Our -_ WV - ' •)V•-A . 341. 74 345i C½ u.*. 10*, -•'-" *14' I 134. Ui,. 13*. AI Cia'. , si a'-. $i 13'. 131, 1)8. 17', 17'., 1?'. . • y,y Babco* see' ro $e4es $' r ,*. 5a'a' its... isa 'is'. sivi u' 10 47*e rn. Coro . l3 Caee. w. ,e... ee'.. ChmpInl ,,-, 500 Ilifft sic Oil Cal std o" ma Ali tar-# ,,, rP a a a', 7$• 24*. . 13'. 31*. 24'. C*a C.l Coma to c £78, 47. 471, tow Ca" 75-4, 35". 7S*. 0.4*. 0? VI. 3T* 77* Dow CPai 11', 15* III, 32 fl 32• De Pa' S. *4'. *54. Las I'tId 111, - q - , - 0 1 - * - • - ___________ V4 3WV 364 $31. 57,. W. 74 ?16 79 17'. 550• 5' 34*, 3j • 2I S S a,,, -' ii', ra U. 7$ 7$ n• z'. j' . 734j 35*, 734 'L°' c. rooi *' Tal t ____ , r. O, OO4' V*C' 21'. 241. 34*, G.,d '. 35*. GuS Di '. . 174. 211. 31'. 71*. Na',ya011 a'.. a. *) • 0141 4*'. 75*, 35.1, 557 , '. • IC'. IC'. i. 47 47 7, 3.'. 71 13$ kitfl 17$'-,. 13$-i 1)5-'. 32 77 3 374, 37*, r-* CO " 'i 4*. 1585 '. 'T.•c 30*1 30*1 le$-. i_'_ 'i,., 1114. 43$' 1)54. UMC hid 51* Cv, L " 13*. 1)'. I).. *OU.I*ift' Exxor 7',r*SIvr,r Fla ftw S S . • • • • 0 '10,6 S 5 . S . POOL OWNERSI c __ 5", e, e*, U'. ta'1H We 34. p4'.. 16M 01' Cal fps V),v 93'. un"iroi U 5 5t.al ) 0% 37*6 374. Vi. A.v*cI 158, *5'.. 55'. (ii At' t.N SIIS 108, 311. Ismsfk • . F!iitY ,i!tflfl V•••'• - Born in London, England, memory Herschel will live on I Gilbert was apprenticed to in this department as long as we ' anyttung 4 Bishop said Mrs. Gilbert was brick masonry at an early age, have motorcycles." 4 .. -priorJuiie S at K)ut as much of a motorcycle before moving to Canada as a Sanford Tourist and Stitif enthusiast as her husband," teenager and later to Illinois. e' did work at the houses of ______________________________________________ and that their son also has a supper, 6 p.m., at clubhouse on several of his fellow officers I--A. Mien applying For their nieV. cyck. lakefront "Everytime I get on my bike ________________________ l)EI ,ON'I',\ A Blood oni.'. During the 72-7.1 licensing All the members of the -1. st-ar, 3,000 boat registrations I)rawing s ill be held on r:c'torc'ycle squad used to get 1' th.iflk Of hiiii," conunented lLitv s en issued through Miiv Thursday at the tie ltona together to work on the cycles. Bernosky, adding, "A part of __________________________________________ . , lIl'W o'ouver(-nI oiisti dinner ann! compared with 3,332 the' Fireman's hull on Lombardy We'd talk, drink a few beers him is in each motorcycle The business muiec-tirig, previous year. More than 22,tM) Ave., between Merrimac iifl(i ,tnd work on the bikes," , ;irrett re.sidt'nio'e on Jewett fislii rig licenses also were Normurandv Boulevards, from I iented Bishop as he recalled I i rio-, S.ui nmford to 7 p.m. Anyone betse ccii the issileol, according to Ray iat the last time was last A. 1 Although boat registrations ages nil 18 and 65, In good health, 'Juesdaywhen"Herschelputa Hoard of Directors, 1)rug must be- obtained from the tax may offer their contribution of 'ren on lArry Monte's bike." I -. Action ('oummimuittee f t'ollen'tors office', in the i- our- a pint of blood, If older the A NI'I l'l(()I'I'l , (1.11 lis tin' rimamis , maims l)asko'ts Full, Mrs. Gilbert was a title clerk County. 8 P mum., 110(1 E. First St. Stii1(IS mu time harhuur'hIo' lii ( 'hiarm('hiiinj., ('hlna. Thinthiouse in Sanford arid emit- person must have written t an auto dealer's in Orlando ,Iuiie' I K%% angtiung Pros line n'It h go'ttiuig hun (hue stream of thouse annex in ('assc'lbemry's permission of his doctor. according to Bishop. "She had foreign trade.______________________________________ South Serum mole Jaycees Seuuui nato' Donors in need of tra aI'l&i zui (I.011,111" just got a promotion and installation banquet, 8 prim., licenses ri tay al be purt'hrmst'd sIRtrtatioun to the hail, should Herschel was so proud Of I iol inlas I no, Altamonte Vining, from 21 dealers throughout the call Mrs. William that." The three motormen Springs. enmity such as Fishing camps ehiimrumuanm rezmeiiibend that Mrs. Gilbert Hospital Notes .. , ' Members of the I)t'ltona Fire' would "stop by and pick up 16 It cci' pt I ion auto! (Ia mit- c' to, and sporting good.s store's Depart imie'iit ment. its Auxitiuir Violation c arries a N-natty i,'uuo'fit t 'inn- or Society, 8-10: .10 mime mnhM-rs ar(-a nurses anti the A . a rider tile iii isdei mieii la nor 1-list nothing was too great an I )eltie Eotwarois, I(OLint)ke lLiii 'I'hut' l".on'st, l.uike MarsJt;Nl-; 1. l&73 Fishermen over 65 muii)' obtain ltt'ol ('ross lllooetumuobile will be inconvenie nce lt,i;citLs, N .( AI)%IISSIO'Y'o Juuue 9-i fri-c lit t'fl.''' Then. i no on hiauiti to, a.s.sist "I've never seen a guy more 4-t,'-'!I n k ,o'O br.s%on Jerome Hush, Oviedu 0 0 'i'-'- 'r r r o Carport Sale Jamboree Troop willing to do things," Bishop Sanforol: 54)7 BSA, 9 a.m. too 5;m.m., 180(1 spoke of Gilbert, adding, "He l)ISUIlAlU;I's henry W. Rut-her _________________ 11(111)' Ave never complained went _____________________ Gladys Davis and did It. He was more than ('tmn'st&'r Wha k June' 9-10: _____ jaftous" __ SOCK IT dn.'tui'llt' C. Keoss n Oi, Chlørur,,, Sanford It was just last September Stui, vtguui( gro*th, aIa Alexanoirta E. Will l"ho' Mar ket Maimite' I.. Mo J,o ore & that Gilbert finished building L t t' Jane If. Johnston l$imulotiui, 427 S l"rt'nclu M' Elitabetbm limo-ks his new hxne at 1004 Santa OIlui • P AC E To rn N ate a , Mark T. flussi Joan K I )owne'r Barbara Drive in Sanford. Jumit' 10 Sy*t.ni to give you pool a Fellow offikers said he spent his Ire uream Jiuniniie Vivian Sr oott Eveline M. Goodness __________________________________ days off and time after work ""' lAltIit'ruifl Church, Overbs-mmk John U. Bradley add Willie II. Ilenmnelt building the house. Drive. Casselberry, S 1)-tim. , (rjiO ' c,. '4' i 't ______________ " "'I, a'u______ Grace A. Melton Martin Vauifturo'n -----______________ CALL US TODAY AND 0 L lioomun-umiiide ice creauim, cakes Bertha I. Pringle Esther F. Franklin LET'S DiSCUSS HOW amid pies Public is Inmvlte'ti. QUICKLY AND EASILY Curl E. Taylor Willie Mu('uiilo'r i'Iir "mifor'mI Ieralml YOU CAN START EN Eugene' Douglas Villa' M. Jones .., Jul ie t: .IOYiNO A BRAND NEW - ,, ,', 11*, DRYER _____________________ Its. JANE CA&SEI.1lFltltV $l,7h0 for the resurfacing of I 1 ' - -' . 4, ________ _________ -. -- :'.- - . _~ - 1 the rain J; LYMAN HIGH STUDENT FORUM OFFICERS Council voted to authorize Aty Manager lion Berginall. and City ML'. Kenneth M(' Intosh to investigate the pos_sibility 0)1 hiring temporary labor outside of the civil service for the proposed water pipe-laying project. siiigin ' - -;',_'_. procedure. Calendar 411111,11110 You' ll be ,. . the appropriate zoning Semin ole I ' - z WitS (l('('itIe(l to move thit' utilities department from ft present site oil Secret I.tke to the site oil the public works (ICIurtlm1ent. The city will be authorized to first go Uirough e , 1 *: fy. ' ~ 1 - ,, - ,_ -1. . ( 'otiiit'il voter! -' icer ii -h ' (Charlvs EA% 'vards Photo) Casselberry By on lake Mary Boulevard at 8 p.m. Installing I .' E-LIM BROWNIES HOLD FLY-UP gi'adtiatt' to Girl Scout 'FF001) 61 Left to right, front row. Marle Candalillo, Ann Nloffvtt. Paula clubhouse - t ;ipo t h thi'; 'i'u'k 'utitsdu' antenna V/hen power us ith their .J'ire li ght , )i ll 'Nt1, p Q ft L M I rr'*t'ired, Mackey said, wait for tips upon how to conser' ku') cant, arid Sunforri' Uill 19'neratrir nuiintasns u.s 4i% several minutes before turnIng electricity ulraWatt ('lipa('ity the air condItioner On agMn. Mackey, however, gave a Mackey explalnerl the onsneak preview" by listing Eues,s',aI,rr If you fail it) heed this arivice. .several points of trimming the 'Ii:alwoff-again power situation 1, ,, uncorn(wable Fel.1m la'.t week as resulting from the you may find yourself with cost of your electric bill. help you 1oa r" I oer weight. We ;4t Fair tinivitially hill all(I illillil d gigantic repair bill for Markey advised the air .'atht'r. A peak record in replacement of a burned-nut onditloner be se t at 77. Plaia trugs recomelectrical constimption was inotor. Huirtuating degrees is what Only $1.50 arises higher hills. Fairway Plaza Drugs Mickey also reminder! 442 ru.tomers that although nc '' 117 t, )' Or. cant,rd ________________ t-i'c"r shortage is anticipated , ______________________________________ f!I _______ To I n s ta I I c c - . i_ -, i i VO4 - 1,0* pvpi, Cc - 0 . __ r - - i' ,at - -- - - =__~- - - ~_ - % . Oo,n CD -- - ec t - k4anum - - . - ,, - M - - r - 0 I a',..c Cp L ce -~~_, ________ -- repur - TH - - - Has aruans. researchers . - ''_ EI ' Morris. Kalliv Falcon, and Jenilie Beatiliet]. i Can't- from page ii About one West German in 30 qualifies as tall by topping znt'te'rs or S feet 11 inches, and North Germans are taller than ,LFPWA,' ,. ICOOd and o lakefront until I - UL~ it, Cane)nude Police Depart- P li Noon Stock Report - - ' ddwe slid sideways onto a residential street. Hlgbwu) patrol sources said there was minor damage to the trooper's car and $300 to the' stolen CIT. .."_ .- the ciii ___________ ______ " V JUNIOR Scout Jill Oakle%- . right, pt-(-svnts pins fl Troopeni took up the pursuit. First reports Indicated the quintet drew suspicion when they failed to pay for gasoline at a Sanford ervlee station. Five unidentified led persons lii the fleeing ear were arrested b) troopers In Itoulling Mliii near SR after Trooper Philip Shalkr'spatroh'arrammt'dtbe stolen ear In the' side wbeu ft 11' I- L..- . * * lii Langaouod just before noon todily. Sanford police reportedly chased the car on U.S I7- DAVID PRICE . . - - Ilis' ( 'as.4'lbt'rr cit t'orinr'il lieralol Stall WrIter Monday night by Dill I laris'r, ______ president ot ( iroul) &V(n, an \ pr's'ntation V. ;is iii,idt' to Atlanta Iiruii of ('unsliltants 11 C ___ specializing in obtaining ___ federal and state grants for 1. local governint,rits. Councilman Rich4irol J. Win said lie thought hiring consul. C 1 hints was long overdue, and tile o'ouncil put the matter on next week's agenda lrououpers apprehruck'd five suspects In a car stolen In Orlando alter a 100 mile an how' chase on In- S 4 ( \ I . meats, Seminole County Sberiff's Department and Florida Highway Patrol are expected to escort the procession. e flap at cit) buildings flew at hauI*st Monday. members of 1-be Sanford Police Department ware black ribbons across their badges to signify a period of mourning for their lost commrade. The ribbons will remain on the badges for 30 days. Gilbert was a motorcycle officer with the Or Lando Pollee Department for eight years, reaching the rank of sergeant, and then }o&ned the Seminole county Sheriff's Department for _______ one year as deputy Lefoire the Sanford Pollee force lii October 071. Mr aix! Mrs. Gilbert were returning to Saul"d after a dinner party in Winter Park, when their car was struck broadside as they crossed the south-bound lane' of U.S. 1- at SR 4?7. I . . . ' - Grants ~___ Twe)-ve Sanford patrolmen will serve as pall bearers diving the double service. Patrolmen Robert Barrett. Larry Paytos. Herb Shea, Mike Tindeli. George Myers and Batch Coombs will art as pall bearers for Gilbert, while Patrolmen Jack Fulezialder, Bill Magner, Raymond Bennett, Jack Cash, Prank Cth.ari and Hernition wM be pall bearers for Mrs. GMmi. The remaining three members of motorcycle squad of which Gilbert was a member will lead the funeral procession to C)akIawn Memorial Part. Also at the front of the procession wffI be a pair of motorcycle officers fran Winter Park. Patrol ___________________________________________________ .- _____________________ ______________________________ last respects. Sanlcrd Pollee QiIef Ben Thitler said auxiliary officers a-ill volunteer their time 'Tuesday, allowing all pa trolmen, desk officers and office staff to attend the funeral. each 4 I pa" ' - r Herschel and Evonue Gilbert, 40 and 39, respectively, who died &stueda night wben their car was struck by another. Polieemeu have served as honor guards around the clod since Monda afternoon, stand ing b the caskets as friends and relath'es the county's road and bridge water and sewer companies revenue sharing program. and necessitate the ra te increases franchise following If approved b) the cornand fill applications and-or the By CHRIS NELSON The new connection charges revenues; Florida Power Corp., misision, the county would use violatiomr, we handled Herald&aff Writer 500 Seminole Cablevision, for the North Orlando Water ' federal revenue sharing funds week t,' a count monitoring 14,00: North Orlando Water and and Sewer Co. are as follows Pleas for public support for a to purchase an insecticide board Sewer Co.. $5,000 and Florida single-family residerwes, $150 _= count)-wide mosquito control holding tank. Private citizens Utilities. $400; for a total for water and $200 for sewer; operators and Public Although many C program were made at county would receive the insecticide apartment units two or more $18,900. do not intend a of land owners commission workshop session threctiv from the counts Further hacking of the budget bathss $150 for water and $200 the violation. Adair said they do today by Commissioner Greg Drummond, noting for sewer; apartment urutnot realize current Mate and will be in A meeting Wednesday F-1, Druznmond, who voiced fears f count y budgeted $17,000 last county laws require approval of the council. st one bath) $100 for water and a possible encephaliW outyear for mosquito control, said b , the Department of Pollution for sevTe. mobile homes .Mi.yor Granville Brown told $135 . break without a strict program Drummond, noting several the proposed program would Control in addition to approval council he had been interviewed $100 for water and $135 for cost each Seminole County from one of the cities commercial and on TV about the budget and that sewer . encephalitis outbreaks in citizen 12 cents a year. $0.42tunes the average dafl~ he opposes paid firemen in the Pinellas Count' WIt,htfl the P Also a problem, Adair said, city until there is a paid fire flow for water and $0.58 times "it is true some people will are plans approved by th 10 years, called Seminole the average flow for sewer. County's current program "far directly benefit more th an county two or three years ago.e chief. below thaw of many co%tntie&- others, but the whole com- Newly enaM state and counV . : some of which actually woe a B- munity will benefit in the long regulations require holders of 17 bomber to spray danger run," Drummond said old permits to get new approval areas" In other work session from the county. F Drummond outlined a business. commissioners inAs discussed today, the _ntZCW_*. a program, qwcki) endorsed I.,) dicited a tough dredge and fill proposed ordinance would adopted nan ce could be di Williams, or Dick Commissioner dredge and fill whereby th e countS' would within ttiree weei,s, as an in- prohibit operaticms during the iI)f I supply all residents in both terirri measure until the state wetlands months of high publi c water , -. on the la ture acts cities and unincorporated areas legis would prohibit use, and until the postponed bill-now with state approved insecticide draglines except in very fall at 37 cents a gallon. .--unusual cases where no other .1 privately, County Pollution Control equipment could be used and If brought k Drummond said, the same officer Langley Adair said an the county judged no harmful -_ average of six or seven dredge effects could result insecticide would cost 14.50. 10 / k DELTONA werescheduled to pay final tribute to a fellow g reached last week, Ma key Although other elertriral unless th.'r is a br.'akdnwn in cMtI, w he n customers racked appliences, when power is the generators, nnsumers up more power usage than any disrupted, may be r estarted should tqerve power during Willi the approach ru cum without any damage, Mackey the hours of i-fl p m. peak day last surrimer. I!ifrq ( fart the power company cautioned the appllanes ould Another tip for savings in the 'Mol tile rnf,rity crunch beirip did not experience it tilack-out be turned on again orw at a electric hill with regard to air It in itiany iirr'aq, uctorierq was primarily due, Mackey Urn., which will save dee- conditioners. Mackey said, is to Florida l'ruwr'r and Light Co said, to the '' press helping tririty place shrubbery adjacent to the 111, 1V elat.'.l to an appeal to the public to learn the Is, About stalled elevators air cor1itinntng unit, making ruiny Is In 'gl shape" in ronserve eletrlelty was aptly Mackey replied all large office sure, of course, tit branches I iuvlrllriit rorisuti,r'rs with handled by the press and the buildings have stand-by do not sneak into the unit. Ii'rtriral current. response of the public was generators Proper insulation of your i\ivording to Art Mackey, aitstanding. " Mackey said Florida Power home is also a mus, Mackey iustnrtir'r service su pervisor of Msickey was questioned as to and Light Co. Is not a "do as I said, for maximum results tin' Fralipany, nitliruiii (here the procedure to follow if say arid not as I do" company in from the air conditioner. U. iiii v tinvr been temporary u'lc'rtrieiil SCtVI( P be disrupted, that it ton, conserved electricity added that drapes or blinds turoriouis" r'xperIc'n'.'ed lact lie iulviscrl that If power fails in all of their operations during should he drawn to shut out the u'ek, power situation will or an electrical storm erupt.s, the period last week of brief sun's rays which will add to the ',is4' this wiek run.' should turn oil the air power failures coolness of your home ;u'nwrrutrurs at Turkey Point irunrlltioner and TV unless the Mackey said a pamphlet will t ~ ) •1"ociy officer and Wi wife today with a 2 p.m ii lter;ilil Stall Writer • • -.4 I' I ~~_ ~_ Herald Staff Writer i Sa fl' MARION flF;flhi; ~ GARY TAIIA)R Herald Staff Writer ______________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ 11- I , . , _ _______ I \ 0 • .0 . - . With two more Persimmon venue crossings i: n 1%,I - \ ____ .• S _ ' - - By MARION - .1 i c - ___ ______-' _____________ -z_ N, t I ' Tips - . % I 1, '' By ____ _________________________ - Q%# I 1 : Ill -_ ! 11 I Presents ,'. .. f BUried _______ Ti- AL - ____________________________________ ______ ________________ FPL - V - \ - W . -% Officer,, Mate - ________ _____________________________ _________________________________ ' - e- I ,f 'I I 1. In othir action, city tni. ojbections to anneatton but the property missioncrs approved an SC. owner is Seaboard Coast Line request for permission to 'I --. I to W. Sprin 0=Z___ __. _ ------=- -~~ --- -- lroad 1. I , - r~: . i . - t. A short detour on Persimmon Railroad, which leases the abandon 1,500 feet of railroad Construction started today on at the new crossing eon. track that runs south and struction site was in operation the new crossings with the property to Auto Train, two more railroad tracks Monday David Smith of crnssing West Ninth St at understanding Auto Train will across Persimmon Aenue in today soas not to hold up traffic e site of a former Railway th commissioners bear all expenses for inSeaboard told S.unford by Auto Train. At a on the Street. held by Express Depot. discussions stallation of underground Informal Officials said the work is part l*ter date one of the ne CommLssioners approved the -pansion of Auto Train',; utilities at the moskrigs when SCL officials indicate there sill c7clssings will be moved and a railroad constructing a new desired and requested b' the be no trouble getting the third mstalled, to bring the Sanford terminal facilities the property track IN feet east of the old annex to railroad crossing total to four, according handle a second daily train City. Smith said the new track one. Train. Earlier city commissioners oc'cupeid by Auto to A. Q. Olson, vice president in from the northern terminus at is will serve a shole sale building railroad said it is desirable Smith said the that the Auto Lorton, Virginia. charge of equipment. Auto supply firm that proposes t a letter from Train property west of Perseeking Auto Train transports Sanford' city commissioners of railroad acres Train expressing need of anbuy three simmon be ne an x ed if the city is approved the ne crossings in a passengers and t heir autos to furnish sewerage service nexation before the railroad property at the location south of requested b) the firm . petitions the city to annex the Ninth Street and build a facility there gS Au Train of1ials said they property, - - a Session, HeraldStaff Writer %I 1 L. R ,-,. A"' 1 $ 9 . k :.-.. 1W .,-1111q~ ___'__ _ More ---.-.-______ ` - '. Monda' By BOB UL)YD ; __ 1. - - ___ 1. -----:. - ____ "=;-, nomm 1i _•_ . i_ • Gets Avenue so- . ss', $ • Wiry i. ii0 ur- ir a. 115 11 2Y. 721 32'.% "a a 27'. a we 32 7I' 2". 2$-'. 754. 2$-. 141, 14*. 14*e 32'. 32%s 271 4 ., 3$, 11.. %* 355*. 30*4. 315*. 3.-'. 3.4. 3.'. 33'. 23'• 3)% • 30'i W. a-i 04', 54', 11'. 1I* Ills 11*. a-'. re. Ic , W. 'V, • 344. 34* W. 14 45*. 71', 11*, 3". 13 t' 27'. 37', 3' -. 30'4.. 34*. 37-. . - ____ - ________ - - - FREF ESTIMATESI ' - I -" "• Pt,jt.uioihd Diiy bnd Sunday, VICt'p$ Slur-day by The Sanford Her-aid. N French Ave., 5-entord. F a , 32771 ,ec.on Class Posia9c Paud of It'll 114 11 . Sanford.Florida 32771 - BRISSON FUNERAL 1.-I O '\i E Gary Lee Methivium , ('Liarles Griffin, Altuuimuuite Soloman Jt-rry, Altamuiu:ite' SI)rmn1 's ' Springs Mumrjoirie C. Dullard, Deflary Henry 1. Wagner, I}r'hlary Jimmies '1. hirighitseell, 1)eltona George M Wright, I )r'iI;tr)Agnes A,trarursk:is, I )t'ltona Joseph Davis, Genics'.t I Ia %1 I tare, I )c ltona W illiam I). Sauer.-,, !)eltmua !'aulm:me H. Siinuuionms, Dt-ltonui Fred M. Gans, I)eltonu Itallili Ingersoll, Deltona OLDEST F UNERAL HOME IN Janimes ?1. Bass, limgwood Cliarles V. Niswell, New Year 128 40 5 INST EsTabi. I%'I( C) IN ISIS liruik A. lilt ' 33-Ad 35 Wet-I SSc Vihen Service A4atters by '!ivbscription Rates a'. 30'i 30'. s' so-. 35's W. 35. 77 - 7%', 77. .' -- ' --- '-Jo' ill, Usto-en - ' ' " .supper Julle 14liniimiu I oissers. 110 $225 EVERYT1ME If you dial your n distance calls dirt alter 5 p.m., you can talk to anyone In Fkxida b' 3 rmnutes for Jy isc or plus tax. Which saves you $225 over a Parson To Parson call. The rateiseven low,rsll day Saturday and up until 5p.m. on Sunday. Hero's how it uks: MAXIMUM EVENING RATES - DOO....................................... Station To Station (Operator handlid)....... $1 25 Person To Pi"ion (Operator handled)...... POOL IN YOUR OWN BACK ('n'ntriih Florida Rabbit hInt-tiers Associationi, 8 1)_rim. I-:1tst Oriange ('tmamiibt'r our ('nit tim terre Building , lii wa 50, t liii aim l'is r k ''ouvero'ol iii sI SAVE UP Maximum Savim't ....................... I'd0 fO%* lOS, 0 154* i*0*1 I $ iMrl __________ $ s. DW h &ste________ bL © Sou IOOLj Ird ST. a HWY. 17-92 - SANFORD, FLA. 1224022 '"-" 8050-B (31 cols. x 100 lines) B/W, Fla. Newspapers. 1973 Tucker Wayne & Co. Job No. 7965 Ewa ~',_% - '1 �4A-The AL Sanford Tuesdays Herald June 5, r..-' -- 1973 Pan American Report An unprecedented cocaine rush is on in South America. Due to a U .S. European crackdown on the traditional trans-Atlantic heroin routes from France and Spain via Latin America, an increasing number of narcotics smugglers are switching drugs and moving into the cocaine traffic. Not only is there an unlimited supply of coca leaves practicaly on the U.S. doorstep. but there also is less possibility of getting caught The curent free-for-all, narcotics agents claim, is much more difficult to control than half a dozen heroin gangs. Cocaine is fast reaching the fashionable smartness once attached to pot. The result is that demand is on the increase in Italy. West Germany and France. as well as in the United States For example, the street value of one pound of cocaine on the East Coast is Sfi.RDO today versus I4$OO six months ago. The Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs BNDD' has had phenomenal success in stemming the heroin flaw since setting up a st:'irig of Latin Arnican bureaus early last year. Some of the biggest heroin smugglers, including Marseilles infamous Auguste Joseph Ricord, are behind bars, and U.S. heroin pushers report a dwindling suply Formerly the chief Latin American transshipment point for northbound heroin, Buenos Aires has grown so hot that most of the heroin operators have fled to Uruguay. Brazil and Chile. However, they are not expected to linger long in those countries due to the mounting pressure. Tit-.: uces of the heroiiC hunt is du primarily to the painstaking homework of U.S. and European agents Make IN AN Actions Of Terrorists I L.... — PL plight tends 11 to Needs Sidetracked Highway Trust Is Too Limiting Transit defeat itti it tht r'ffnr ii itpprs-t )ttt'nc1t'r n: Uu rus: MeITiiKr± o: thi Houst' o: urban transporuitior. problems Representatives who voted icsuc has taken the visible form that 803 diversion to eon- with a comprehensive reccntl against using an' morw from the Highway Trust highway use would imperil the The location and construction of of a contest between the "high the "transit Fund for urban transit completion of the 31terstate highways is inseparable from way lobby" and bb y The interests of the stern and meeting other aspects of transportation lo development have surrendered freewa% urban puhhc would better be planning Yet the means it, a familiar argument It gncs other street and highwa like this a federal tax collected it, the future, This would finanng highway c-onstructton served if there were an equally separate corn- vocal public 'transporatlon that remains hnwevei, on gasoline, diesel fuel and tires i.5SUflIC. while transit lobby" pointing out that highshould be used only for the Congre5 does not have the partment, which can relieve ways and transit must be firect benefit of those who pa it judgment it allocate funds programs problems created by motor developed in tandem If our those who use our streets and where they are needed vehicle traffic tuivt no corn- cities are to avoid suffocation Thi lirntt.iitiur. tughwnv Tin Trust Fund in of assured WAx ret'enut pr.ti1t sour other words, should ix used for i CIJ UNI problems TCVCflUC to meet the ir hea road construction and nothing hampers Congress and the else ' argue npe-cj.c - - The Senate has recognized the increasing weakness of that argument and has noted ti allrs cities the choice of using a portion of their federal highwa' mont for investment it,rail bus transit systems With tin House taking a contrar3 vies, the issue nov rests with a conference cnn.ittee The old argument for the invitabilit of the Highway 'irus: Fund simply does no: hold u; ii the fact ,011 the smog / . . - I - '. . L4 "' .'S1 F , ________ beiralb anfarb ,. .• '. c.,:. • , ' A. " I • '' -' ,C4, ,"_,ti~~~ areas At this porn' in our history the most pressing need for the benefit of users of streets and highways and that includes alniost rverybod is U. provide a fast, clean and efficient alternative' to con.muting by automobile,, \' ' _- I .1111111 It ,_ J :';. It rna not have uccurrea U' rongrcssnit'ri opposing the transit proposal that many motorists, who are supporting the Highway Trust Fund by drs'.in; to wrok ever) eta" artnot particularly happ about the necessity of doing so They ". " ' ' , .. p.- '' 114' " 0% ' . ., - i7' - ., . \ - . . •1.t . A.-M. ' . •••.t - \ 'A " I' - - • .' "i' ,,p 4pur - ' ,. - ,' - ___________ a , - V .--.- - vi Cancer Losing Slowly to Science I .. - -. ' VANE D D1'i F JOHN L SPOLSKI sositc -----.,- - "' WINtFREDF GELCW Comptroller DV;DA BRYANT Manqsn d Editor CUSI Edon, ': L •J r Go _ a ---.. - 'z :N' DEWEY ROBINSON Ciiiiihor Manager POYGREEN ASSELBE PP Y r,t inti, Udito, Ai vf'?''. 'nC ?IQs'' :)z)s WILL IAw. 'so' F clito' Mpcpi$n.ci Su CHRISNELSON magalint. Editor RALPHMA F'emj, Comp BILL VINCENT .JP Chief PhntrxriIPhPr RAY STEVENS Pe Pin ouds P --'- A"J U.S. balance- of payments deficit during the first Uu'ee monthL of thu year. Dollars were going ainird at the hig'.t rate in near)) two years, even though our ba1ce at trade was improving, industrial production was surging ahead and uUlt!t ecunumi' statistics pointed it. continued strengthening of the U.S. economy Gold speculation drew attention own% from a recent meeting in Brussels of the executive commission of the European Common Market It was there where some of the' real problems of the dollar were on the line. France, for instance, was still insisting that Europe be closed to import of U.S. farm products, closing off a major avenue of opportunity for improving our trade balance. The Common Market obviously has not math' up its mind whether it wiii surrender to protectionism in its trade policies, or mirr concessions necruar to keep the floiA of trade and currency in better balance The European gold markets are' a mystery to most Americans For 41' years private' buyus ajid selling of gold has beemi forbidden by lass in this country There is a bill in Congress ti remove- that prohibition, but if the speculative fever which has beeti sweeping E_.uropealL gold markets is what the bill would introduce, we are better off without it Europe's gold fever is said to portend a nesi "dollar crisis," but we art' not convinced If anything th a gold ere' is crisis. There' is a shortage of it As .i the' case with oil, the' price u going up. When speculators began cashing in dollars tt buy gold, it drove' the gold price upward even faster and depressed the value of dollars on currency markets When the gold price- reached dizzying heights $124.13 an ounce in Paris the same speculators began dumping it to put their wealth back into the' dollars which their own mampulations had cheapened. h-esumab)) they are nuie prepared to take another profit us the dollar regains its strength, which it undouhiedi) will This kind of gambling with dollars and gold distorts true values on current') markets and creates artifical pressures on bankers and businessmen What Europe needs is not Las Vegas croupiers, but more realistic trade and monetary policies Rather than repeal our own line against private' trading in gold, we might better be encouraging European countries to consider similar restraints, The Lw-c of speculation in gold and foreign currencies is tit'ieived to have' played a part in a sharp upward turn in the — 1- SUtiSCPlPTIOP RATE . : At S2 Al' V qv r,is r,ic st1ii .1 O'Pw-1 rw',,% , S It, t,'jr1t? e Mj"ti''. sit 7( Pci',t,, c.Q, ]oi l It)ii ii':iid tif. &d't ? c$Cil q. VIj 'i j iiI''q'1 'e' ;rIZ I (I 'Jaril n-C r I v, I cJ' i... i.' ?ii' lii - irvi. VC' '-. -1w, U. AC . . — S ...•. . ?•'iI jt',:' ipl, O!i'. 2. 'YO (t t?it- PO'.• _____________________________________ • c1 •Ii'.nç of ihis cdi' soc d' ,, ",iIV' iI i fli'w'. u' ,ilC rti. L). .qpruduCed if' an, flsdflfl,•' ,, !nritcyt1 thoof fir4?t*'r, wrrn.sion of the pubtishe' of The '1e'1IC t'id' tlLm' i' ,rrr rcponsub$c for sur' rePrDcJUrI.On w 1 o:ivrtqtio ,inr' flfriflQoflg flc 'ht H000r ole ,I f)i P.,.I(1 I ,dt)11 o' d.n'in' jnt1p' orw I6, •,''r' uiC1,i,'. 1'. •'p ',iilu'ti.s jt..'.'c i, - j' 4 • - !t"4' 4. I, . N. It [It ?P14 j... Hi 'r o d i'i 4YC U' A, ,.w 5f•j Pre. 'i'ti'>Clii tiur n' ii - :.pCr - ci'(_' Black Communiti, ii P.',,., I ongwuc'd ,• I. Ii'. '. ,' I r j',t ails C..c if Loki lvJflrU, ,;i.s ,. I• Detiona Dc & r Enterprise ' F Ov.tords 6611 83LD Chuluoti .', h5s.'- Geneva Oviedo SIvia Liz Wthu, 149 520!, - .. Osteer CIes'f'v' 3:'; Hi HAL HOVEL. NF'Vs YW I L All Maybe lii, it niak' ctlaui'inLct pig Mns'be Ini nut a mule' ctuiu'in1st pig But wtit'ttier or nut I atii, l'ni tired of being culled one b) is lot of strident wonien win, ought Its be tossed i n to Its- towmi ;mrid as i'u;imion sculd A lot of nieri I knou are- also i',t'ttmnt' unnu ed b being tie'flounced as male ctwuvinist pigs In a pack of female hat-reduos who wouldn't be' pleased liv a man if he were a cross between y,ir Galahad and St. Francis. Because of a courtesy to the fair sex learned tit nh mother's knee' the lesson was applied with the' back end of a hairbrush I wouldn't refer to these shrewish ladies as female' chauvinist pis and but female tile) mire chauvinists thet art The dii-tiunar% defines chauvinism as "undue partiality or attachment to an ideal or cause," i ,, •k •aIUI4 55,7 U. the women of America them- — Altamonte Spring s ,,. s .o Winter Springs "' . :': Ciberry Fern Park Tangiewood. E Estates Goldenrod Easibrook 1131 2V2 .,. t. - a - -. I" . - . - - - .- - ' s'i', a ' - 4 ' 'P - -- . It '' . a ' - - . * % -f . 4 .1 - ," I # lo I I , - 1% I A , __ ______ V - ' 14'...,:: 1 I,1 ' ' .''- ' '. - "- .,_._ - ' ME -- - - 11 '' '' V. __________ 'iiu I Tt'('OgIiiZi ttiat SUflIt' 0' Even if she is trying to take his- own job away from turn, she expects film her way througn the revolving door as they enter 11w office building. enter tue elevator first she becomes his superior theM' apostles and their claims, art' ridiculous, hysterical and downright laughable Sonic' of thest fe.'tnuk- chauvinists seen to want not equality with men but outright war between the sexes I don't think the ordinary American woman wants to be' without a man or, having him, it, niuhe ii war between them. TIn- goal is unit' of mutual affection and respect and fun - ha ve Hut what is puzzling to must then is a new type of hybrid female emerging from the Wuflit'n' liberation movement. She is the type who wants to exact from a man the- gallantries of the past but at 11w saint Unit' insist on her right to cunipele with turn on full) equal terms in the career field. Lou Push — ' .. r .. . .. , . -- ---._-- -.,' -- - - , - Iske '(l i' :: ---- -------'- -, Associated Press Writer ()ItL-'.N! K). Ha Al' I Vs ith $70 million at sake, the Board of Regents t,Kl;t % will consider plans to desegregate predomirmanth--black Florida - A01 university and end racial million in federal education :nibalances at eight state most1 -Male state campuses. Florida is under federal court order to conic up with a waversits' desegregation plan by next Monday or fact' losimi of $70 funds. II;N at a profit ' The rortO'rc'r'c hi-," ','c'! i. r." solve how the' t'CO rjj Oh wi i r, 'I operating fiirw$' I i' trihiite'I -' Murray I )ubhtn, 11-Miami, told onferecs hue $545 million Semiate figure mind a $795 million suggested ('ovnprnrni.se WAS Iiictilfjc'ii'nt 'i can't justify not going as hiarul for new se'honls and classn ,oiii,; as possilile,'' sold Inst.ii.. sa •a ...IiO,,. •.,.,I,i to " ,Vi,uI.I I1IIii II Ill IM' 11w uilnhriutitn tic' crituki cu' t,a.. I,,,, f I - 'jj' _________ I - ' -1 ' ' I P 1IJ 1 to (, - - axm 7',I Wi n Study Sewage Of (,,\INI SV!I II Fla, I AV) (sir the first year of t.ranuts i -. ~~ age that call safely be recycled - , without damage to the environ1114.11t, 1k' said the project would int'Iui(IC recyling studies in fresh water Iuaituiiuie-ks in the Big CyI)rr Swamp I ' ott said the Naples area WilS selected because it was "nearly virgin territory where Irreversibl? decisions haven't Kosygin Attacker involve wt been ttiade." Seeks U.S. Asylum MIANII i All) — A young gotten eight month.% and a $,500 "We are operating under ex- Profs F professor, officials say '1 114. Rockefeller Foundation ,,nil Its'' Notional 54 is'ru( e Poem' nuitle the grunts to howan T. Odern, professor of c'nvuresiunientol engineering Mic'flo. Edwin Pyatt, departiti"nt t'hiiiritiuin, sald Monday I'yatt soul the Naples area in Southwest Florida would Is' sirn'el as the primary test site to find answt'rs on the degree of tru'uiun&'nt and amount of sew- \%'ith ownership interest in time educational spending reCOfllmt?ndatiofl, trenn' lire's_sure," s-nEil Regent Hungarian .\t a work session Monday, three regents hastily saructinned mi broad plan to revise 12th grade placeiiie'nt tests and expand admission policIes. h"r 1,rn F'lirld;i A IH)NI) (,RAM sought by eonservationists and approved by voters to l orida 's natural resource's is ex- p I protect l" 0. peeled to be ha unched by the State Cabinet. Federal 'Mix' Funding F.- % PAT I.FISNER Ioni' - viif, went 11 3 ritiiIUrn project - to study sewage recycling In cypress swariups and Fkwsl plains have lot' n's NI' S ENATE ('oNI•'I:uI:I.:s meet to decide how . )" . 11 X Regents Scurry To Save b ,: t - - faint rustle of birds and resident squirrels could be heard as herald photographer David Price caught this scene for postei'it. through the branches and Spanish moss of a giant oak in a secluded spot near Oviedo, A lIe said the pro ject would also tests to detcnnine if sWinips and flood plains should he conserved to help supply the underground water systein that assaulted fin('." is tapped for drinking water. ('hester Ferguson in rt'cotui- Soviet Premier Alexie Kosygin Instead, he said, he (led Odem was not available for mending approval of the plan, '.'.tiile the Russian was visiting a(- russ the bo rder to the U.S., s'ssiiiitu*'flt. .'\ltlunugti the' entire board iiiav ( 'amida in 1971 says he has going first to I )e'trolt, Much. and_ ________ ___________________________________ IT I-17 not agree with fine points in the asked f or political misyluiuu iii the later to Ne'warel. N.J., where' It.' •spp!k'd for Isslttit'aI asylum. Plan, he urged them to support United States. 1k' said he' u'aniit' to Miminii it, :aying, ''It would suffice to (;ezo Matruai, 28, who works iiit'et as if hairdresser in Miami, also because, of Alpha 66, ''Ssuiut'dmiy the cleaulline, Ik'Iin':uments could be' tackled said he has become a member we will fret' Cuba and use that i'/l(' hi/j (i,'ie & later with "mature mature tie- of Alpha 66, it militant anti-Cus- as a base for the liberation of tro organization tueadquiirterd other Cottinuiunist-cnslmived Is' his-ration," he suggested. 'lffzir.s til itI('(' pies." Speaking of F'AMtJ, Ferguson here. sai d, 'We' tiiu.( pf(,- M'r%'(' (J,t''M3 '.'.uisk' life is this "I k'lk".e fighting for mdcaUtcunotims', ln'ritage ;in(] cooti- iwnck'nu'e of Cuba 13 lighting for fight irug C 'mtiiiiurissmn,'' tie a)'; M atrat '.as emotion of this distinguished urui- inde jwndemu'e ofI Hungary, It's 4'iIt'rai st't'rctar. '. il /m ()/' ( ' un inø'r 'i'.'rsitv There I.-, pride' inVolved lighting ( 'uoiuttiiinssin,'' lit' Says, of the I luiig;sriatu I"rs'eclusi ii bert' -- state pride, black pride Matral served it two-year I"iltlite'rs Federation at the Unit. and ed'icatiomial pride i\Ibt'rta, ('armada, at is launching a beautification all of t)rLson term for grabbing Kosy- vcrsity wtik-lu is hard to obtain and easy' gin around the neck during miii time' tiit,t' of tit' assault sin Kessyprogram, It) destroy." official visit In October, 1971. The 22-page' program was The long tumsired, tnoustachuloc'd lit' went to Can a dawiLls tuis prompted by a letter from the Mustrai penetrated a security parents who had lied Hungary federal trpartniicnt of health, ring, rushed up behind time Rims- after the Hungarian revolt We wish to landscape the Education and Welfare May 19 sian, put us strangle-hold against the Russians in 1955 '.'.tiich was highly critical of him, and yelled ''F'reed(.nII for %% her, he was 13.ycmirs-old, tra ff ic is lands at the intersection Florida's ''dual education sys- I lunigary.'' __________________________ who ' ' Equality Is Okay, B ut f In C B Y . T. St-('FFFL Associated Press ritt'r Jacksonville. first weiuiafl acut'pted for officer training by JA('KSON\'Il.LE. fl;, Ap Veorist'ru should sent- in the Army with the same status as risen, says Barbara Wright of the Florida National Guard, "But let's draw the line at combat duty'," qualified the di- - vorcet'. ''I'm not a wonien's lib- ri'V Ir onnieiitoI Bond Pas t C e t TOd a y E TALI.AHASSEE. Fla. i Al-' I A bond program sought by - (-vin-yurvationisIs and appirco ' ' means I column by 2 in he's. Toot mahl for anadtOl noticed or effective? doing i trrsure reading this I one' pretty Importatit, the very description 'ru'.". """' D11 "I"10. Lfl 1 r COUN T ! -- 0 2) 9915'fe' I Ap"' project will be 12.650. - '.. .,..*,** "Firuill),, my girl and I were of the role' of FA%113 in tt'riiu_s of uotuvk'te'd of loosing a volatile U;til this year, the Florida hi'a(It'rStlII) of Iiiinority' conli- substance ;It a ;sditical ine.t euard acCepted worniern only as utstitsltit'_s will deter white' .stu- trig,'' he' says. "tinnier tt'riims nurses dents from t''irollinm: iii)- pf'iiba'ititili. I would lime'. e The bar, on women in other units ended of ficio lly last wk ee when Gov . Ht'utui:i Askew _sigtii'd an act of the 1973 legisThe ultimate in Luiture- to eliminate the v.001 'males" lrouu law's concerning i'uarsi ''banking convenience'', ______ ____ __________________ . .1".- " .-, Contributions to this worth while project will be appreciated. MOVING CAN BE A REAL HEADACHE! If you are in teres ted participating please For last relief call th e in complete te coupon below 1 ----- - --I Fl( oll)€ ' Et. Hostess, to I would like to contribute I the beautification of the French Ave. I traffic islands. OQO ___________________________ 0hsi0,ytyp4Iu.flt •v•fl flSIp•Vi, e s.pss i.,. Isiso ft. si..' $iif'siicIsisg. - 1x2 'V of French Ave., Park Drive and Orlando Drive. - 4. .mb.sssd ups ollius ____ .n,itI.I to s.mp... islih v.,siuiiiiy, 1( .i.1.pb ________________________ 1s4vs4v Kloloists i.e .. ., • , sonAlter se'rvirug his tt'fl('C, Matrusi was placed on two years presbaticmn Matruti said he has been huarrare_soil by' Canadian police lx'. cause of hui uu'ti'.'tlit'_s as a students,'' timeimilx'r of several radical 'S€'('u)ji(l, and perhaps nniesre' groups. ________________________ ________________________ 1 173 Ip NiA lac - are :*xempt froin %vapaws firmit hut can 'olunk'ei f or it 40 (/j of her. I bt'1ut''e women should take' the jobs to free men for combat assignments.'' When she goes to officer randictate school at Camp Blandirug in North Florida next month, Mrs Wright does hope she will have a c hance to lire small arms on the.' practice range', 't fired a pistol--me small one,', ti'tis," M II, federal officials bu b t I don't know the caliber stated, 't isa'. %k ell hx't'ottie -alP't. Meade, Md.,'' she said. waretuouse ,.or, at best, ''I did well after the first tisere second-rate institution that five or six shots, That's when I ulust's not adequately lrepart' its quit c- lost ng Ili)- eyes and ,, y w, •' pta.,o,.p. ses CUIYOS md coins's •"i • dac.i Choic. of 81.9(.pSi Ins — 4 a i4i çsdthm ' (' pend4ures of the txond prograin 'I lit.eneas j jerking my hand." Women recruits in the guard i,'. Department (onznzu,iit designate' specific areas One of the initial cx- by voters to protect Florida's ) be $40 million voted by the natural resources is expected to Legislature last week fur Hunbe' launched today' b y the State cia's port in the federal-state efCabinet. tort to Southwest Florida's 131g The' Cabinet was authorized Cypress Swamo by a referendum Last November Legislators expressed hopes to spend up to $240 million in that the money would encourbonds to put e'nviromentally age quicker action by the federe' nsdangered lands wider public al government in turning the protection and purchase lands Big Cypress into a national Wafor parks. t"rh.'.1 ;,r'i '.'.'hife' tl r'fu'.' Also to come before the board are interim guidelines on what _____________ lands should be purctmaswi The guidelines, contained in;m ,%. 'i resolution submitted by Ally 0 . ; Gem. Robert Shevin, irn-luik' nearly all t)'pes of lands with U emphasis on wetlands such as the Big Cypress and (;re'ers ri'. _________ Randolph hodges, director — we're - I rem let' Ak'xie Kosygin while tit(- Russia n was visiting ( 'anada says h(' iiiis political itss'ltjni in tin' t Jolted States, i'iini:i: of ,. - hut' ____________________________________________________________________________________ of Natural Itt'sources, has said the interim ' 5 guidelines would serve until a ' state-wide survey is made Lu to at : ' - ALL IS stillness as the early . morning sun filters the whct tin' ' ,iiiit' stitlL' ii". iIU'fl hut at 'hotil(I ('Olnihit tltit', Says time' first -' ' woman acc('pt('(l lot' UI I iCe!' I hilt) lIiI. I)V I Ill' with be (1i-ae,'n Florida Nat lanai Guard. SHADES OF THOREAU a much thought III, '" - 'I ! hoe'en't given .. ~.. ... 27-mile Marianna & Hlounitstown Railroad have been given :io days to aVoi(I contempt citat IOnS by telling a judge if the line can be M M'ii'io;iiii - -. :::: , :::: - - .I. .th t' t' Iiii ' - "i' ". .,. %'l'l'lI$7ii IN I"I'l)I'ltI, 1ONI'Y 1\'l'S'l'KE, the llO4iF(I of l(t'gt'iits c'oimsith'rs plans to dest'gi'egat C' Florid a 's I1ifl ('a ill PM' 1)1' ('(lII('lt ion, 15 —IM ;Nh "pt, arfil the ristji money r'mivne after Rep. U ______ __________ •iuu 'I - 1 I . 4 ---- Florida Digest 1 ~t -.... ~_ ... I - ..-,- -, -I ~ 11 '. I • 1' L t . 11, - i\uel iiostwy e'arnuarked by the Ss'nate' for Interstate ttighwmi)s ill kit-i' Iii Iw' ),Ilt'iuI Irsaimi t')ifl -,-'-'''....''.'-'''''-..''.-...'.' - - 1 39 — - 1.et her t': our of the elevator first Defer to her during office confere nces Watch tier flaunt sex in a wa he can't Let her have the first cab he can hail on a rainy clay. If they Leave the office at the same ti me Light her cigarettes at office fute'twns Reach for the tab first if they business luncheon Yes, she is woman be is man. Even though she is after his very bread and butter, he can't treat her as a rival. Puis forced on him by every tradition of the past. What can it man di' to deal with 11w underhanded tactics of this new hybrid type of woman he now confronts more often every year"! The' truth is that it is all so new to 1umi the average man hasn't figured out yet what 1w can do except to break his sword across Ins knee and airrender, As Socrates said, "Once woman is made equal to man, st'k't' -5A ' __ ___ .i~ --, . . - .' . --- I I " , V., .' - I % . - j'W ' still above Isitli the $154) iiililion '.'m'trel by tin' I louse mmiii $1 itil iii iti re'iottiitis'nile'iI 11)' \skew Fur i,uterstats'q, '11w $920 tiiiliiuu s'iioi'iitlun .sniprou,iise, agri's-el to loft' Mondit v, would $)t'i)'.'i(ht' sam tiuliloin Fur public s'tiuol nln'rat Itins arid $90 iiiiilimsni for tie''.k u'Iassrssesr,us 1114' msriin:il Seii:,te bil l t':,IIu'ti in titreesl that tlit' first in Ite'tii go i imust Is' $21 tiuillion in tax ns'lis'f sxmnsrs'(i hs' G o v fleuhini Ask. a ' ' V . ," T % - I ? ': - 11, lion. Midget k'mnkrs lisskitiit fur ii avs to itit costs have mitreuith' . 'f.. , — The' world's economic problems cootmuall) point W the need for more freedom and flexibillt in the eorn'iierei,aJ relations between nations a development we can hope for in 11w round of trade talks to begin in SepIem"- With the backing of the trade bill now before Congre -,resident Nixon can hope- to enter those negotiations ap -'tog for ii ",'ulators strong, productive Aiiiericar, economy. Gold notwithstanding, it is that economy which wil: nmue to give' meaningful value to the U.S dollar No Chauvinist Thoughts On The Common Scolds - C ir ' I ' pity for a $920 million u'duie'm,I jima) meneti,ui red'oiIml,If'ntIIj. ' ' ' - ,. '• ' ' - - t-1' 4 ft 1 vnc't' Issue Cl ld - - 'e .t't' rin'.L thri't 'i'ar- into th e decade in whici it hoped th at ThCi's will set' th e final victor' of medical sc'over cancer Progress has been and continues to he made on mans fronts (tot' of the most recent steps was the announcement t Albert B Sabin. developer of live-virus polio vaccine that he and a colleague had found a link between tw( common viruses and certain forms of cancer The announcement was proper-i) cautious There is cvidenc't, that the viruses, which ordmnari!' cause fever hlistcrs and cold sores. play an important role in some' types of cancer "in certain individuals under special con ditiuns According to George Goldenberg. president of Ormont Drug & Chemical, fe researchers now think in terms of 'curing" cancer, particularly in light of the widely held vieu that the hod) is constantly producing abnormal cells "The eventual answer and researchers stress that it ) will probably be' a series of answers rather than a single miracle cure' may we'll be in discovering ways to stimulate the boci 's own defenses against cancer," says '.uidenberg. whose ('urriparl) has invested heavily tO dee'Io; an "ear) warning" cancer detection system There art' iil;nost 2t' types of cancer, he notes, and it is not known how mans are caused bviruses But the' field of immunology o ff ers new hope for verlio earl% diagnusis of cancer as well as its treatment. he adds For instance, a Russian research team in Moscow has discovered an immunological test for diagnosing liver cancer, widespread in South and West Africa and Southeast Asia Heearche'rs in London are seeking to develop a mass screening skin test based on the work of Lebanese-burr Aniericari scientist Dr Jack Makarm The importance of the Makari test is that it ma make' it possible to detect cancer years before any physical "jn-m" appear in the patient. Obviously, the earlier the 6etection, the better the chances for controlling the cancer But research is lung and difficult The answer, su ggests Goldt'ntit'rg, may be a "United Nations of Medicine where cancer research, regardless of the end goal, could be conducted and financed in a concerted intensifled t'ftort ti e'lirr:iriti' the disease as a major kille-t- Speculative Fever Edito - ' . .t'.i.•• 4iit.rtisInU Dirtctu' 1 Acaci&e Publish F RANK VOLTOLINE General Manage, t ' - I''r P t GtE LOW E dtcr - ttiIlli''n to sit le'i,st 11711 ii illI 1(511, f(i 1/RI) mi l l f r in for operations soul Seti. .1.11 WiIhIn Ill s,,'iruqI 55$ 5 Million f etinlrttion of the I diu'ntlon rtmnig, while the lk'eiw version Sw'nslInit u'emnfrrpiui jcrtivltli'tl $90 million for riperI lowe''. e'r WEllImii,i', I )-( it ititi, iitkrns and 1101) million for tilsis a i,ie'iiils't (If Ulf- 1111111,10 liissrrwnris, ( 'nnferein'e, noted this ii it ic'ii nt 'Ilie key vote on the class- Its 'tOM HAl I M Asoi'inIed l'ress Writer l'AI I'M IASSI'E. Fla( Ali ) I 1)1150 and Senate' conferees ii ill irs in mleeiule' to1a' how to I IF T— EDITORIALS Is Far smug-tree engines, or if the oppOrtJnit) U use their cars cur ta iled b) gas rationing or soon' other step U' reduce air pollution, ~ I I , - are likely to be ever, less happ% about it if the price of gasoline' 19/i- , Puzzle To Legislature . ' Tuesday, _June Herald Spending Educational " t'%ç fl r - ,:"' -': " . -- - a TELEP -4OF Ft I ". . increases, if it costs more to hr lim. ON'dS Thi' batik iT. COngrCSS OTC this 'ip1ta America's major metropolitan The Bizarre demandi of the Palestinian terrorists do nothing more than complicate ciforts to bring a measure of peace to th e Middle of East during which the acknowledged the Palestine refugees could be assessed and rectified. And the assasination of two American and one Belgian diplomat is a senseless tragedy that the uncertain goals of the guerrilla movement. World reaction to the seizure and murder of the diplomatic trio in Khartoum will center on the involvement of bystanders to a scrap that is essentially between the Arab world and Israel. ASH1N'T.A It is beyond quettoii today that Gov Nelson Rockefeller of New 'ork has already preempted the moderate-to the Republican party spectrum in progrecs:ve portion of the earI% posturing for the 1976 presidential nomination Other recent published accounts have acciirhTel mdicated the governor'S commitment to another White House bid To underscore the validity of the judgment. an important aide In Rocky told me in an interview "1 can testify to that shi commitment'" Though Rockefeller's assistants are saying his unprecedented quest for a fifth governorship term in 1974 could he tough, their hard-nosed thinking is he can ride out any possible impact of Watergate in New York—not If, mention the Democrats' standard advantage in num• hers of registered voters Unmistakably he has given them the clear signal on 1976 to help rub out the off-again, on-again impression left by his 1968 candidacy. and to allow plenty of time for fl the necessary heavy groundwork which that year was not performed It can he said, however, that time alone will not work for him He needs what he has seldom had in his former runs—field strategists equipped with the quite rare and very precise talents required to search out, capture and t. hold the hundreds of delegates needed for nomination In 1968 he was so badly served in this regard that, far from taking strength tram Richard Nixon's totals as he had U di he actually posted unexpected delegate losses w1wrt he hou1d ht' i-ve:wh'tmc'd his r al in a -tThere is no way to minimize his concurrent necessmt3 its conduct heavy personal campaigning almost from this moment on, through the 1974 New York race. the 1975 preilminaries, and a good share of the 1976 primaries states and D C which last year took place in As other observers have properly noted. the governor here has a multiple burden. to prove he can be a winner in the field, to perform vigorously enough to reduce his age handicap he'll be 68 in mid-1976' to lwPp his party Today the fabled Rockefeller vigor is seemingly un diminished, but until November. 1976, he'll be only as good as his most recent trip The party thing he has half-won right now His un• stinting support cu President N,xcin and his move toward more conservative stands (In sonic issues stamp bun as "regular Southern Republicans I talk to like him today though he is still not their first choice in a field ls 1. offering \'icc- President Agnew. Gc Ronald Reagan anc f. Julio B Connally As suggested, though. Rockefeller's remarkable ear!3 indications of intent plus his much-improved part3 status give' him virtually total command of the GOP's mcsd crate wing Fits chief prospective adversary. Illinois' Semi Charle Perc is ncarl dead in the water One source at the GUI" governers meeting in New York bluntly dismissed him as 8 'non-factor, and added a caustic verdict "The market for sanctimoniousness is not high today Many key Republicans agree but alsc' want rnc'rv cmpmmgn skills proofs of }io'k Marseille-based Mafia known as the Union Cols e, the heroin trade was and is controlled by a few tightly knit European-directed organizations, most of which are known to the BYDD's files for over a decade, The agents job was also made easier by the nature of the traffic itself Dominated by the Sanford Hard Contro Mans' of the heroin kingpins arrested in Latin America during the last year have been on - WE cat I Drug The Rockefeller 'Go' 1. For'76 Nomination _10 .,4 ' Amateurs ' V BRUCE B1OSSAT Deposit and withdraw trom your account... BY PHONE!! 7 I)ay, a tvi,q'/c 24 Iloura a day EVE CRAUTREE 83.1 9217 Sanford O,',&&AIW ,JJmps v r.rquuii 831 921? Casselberry GLORIA IRWIN 834 9212 APt.mnmonleSiwintjs Lona,',.ocd My Namo Address City...... state I .. - - •• • .,,,, ' Amount 1 I - Make checks payable to: . i a: i':..:.. e'. i'.. II 'U' Ct' (Sill Ill(liii 41 I Ill' 1.414 811415 PATRICIA RICH 8J4 9?I'l SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION AT 11W WINTER PA'I-" MALL - . ' . - 'I/ /'eii,s in lure'. Mail to: Mrs Janice Springfield Forest City c,/o Florida State Bank IIILDA RICHMOfrL, 668 5867 Deltona I L Sanford, Fla. — — — — _ — ——— — 32711 — — --------- �- 6A- The Sanford -- Herald ~ ~ I - - - =' Tuesday. - :Y - - - - -- -- - - . , - r - June 5, 1°73 ft A,. I - cm4w *49. 1 _____ AOS5 37 I 2P__ I 0 Liquid ____ RtItUZ m.aure ia..) ______________ orihrt 4fl Skin 4 Skktzu pan 41 ________ flower _____ ____ ___ ______ ____ _____ ____ ______ gam ________________ ________________ ________ _____ ____ _____ ____ _______ - _____ __________ ____ ________ _____ ________ ______ _____________ ____________ - 7 Befoii - ' Readers sound off wood I u &' Buren Abigail Van B Y t ______ -____ DEAR ABBY If you never do another thing for 1wmanity as long as you live, you should go down m history for tag a stand against prolonging the life of the termirWI), ill by means of gadgets and tuties 7W "U%-ing Will" which permits a person to express his wishes concerning his own late should he be,come belpims beyond recovery W(L never more needed than it is today' is a shame that some of these doctors .an't see those each day after the) are transferred from the hospr mi to nursing homes to die slowh', and also set' - 12 - - 18 1 I want to say 47C*tyb that your 21 _______________ - - - - - FRIEND IN DURHAM. N. - - 7 __________ - - 22 2-9 28 129 37 I , % ____ it was about 2 ayem when ' - I 151 _____ 52 ___________ ( 54 1 _____ r - - - - i _____ 57 - from the best en- became of _______ on any- thing. Who do you think you are? God? God determines who shall cit and when-not you or anyone cist. May I c$e.er'.e A BELIEVER IN BITFALO umn again' _______ DEAR ABBY: in response to your vle on death and dying, as a member of the clerf3. I would like to say one r TED S SPONSEL, Pastor Bzzyshore Baptist Church 1 I'u'LL\ &1L&MEJ{ Daly City, Cal. undergone h - Christ for the sake of his tmd, the Church" now by patient Aba', that sister doing more for suffering than she did even as an outstanding superior and DEAR PULL'i-Trit plastic cording on my dinette c-hairs cracked just as Rcustmarvs have To solve' this i used he'av thread th same- color as the plastic arid ''e'd through it over and over, with the- stitches close enough logether to covet the cording I theri used white glue to paint th e thread Th is was done two years ago and tht' are still in good condition Being the same color Ll~ the c*cjrding, thil; is scarcely . notievable -JAN I)EAIt POLLY- Do It'll Rcuse!mnart. that I have had the 'amt tXhCI problem with worn plastic: cording on chair seats I cut all the- c'ordt'd edges off bought some- inxpen,..- t- -c- tart:'e' ;uLatu "peel and stick paper and 'tit- administrator. Suffering c'zm be redemptive God will give ci,, C! i us the strength to bear whatever He permits to happen to if :e but trust Hun SISTER DANIEL. Daughter Of Charity St. Louis f' note-The t pt paper that can be' used for this i" Is marked on the back as being for chair seats among 11ht'r things.0 M trie'nds thou g ht I baa to'ugtit mse'u c-hairs tte kU? ___ si I. Abby, .z Azageks. CaL BINS. for Abby's bookiot. "How I. Wrt$e Hate to u'at is backs on ir's chars a the- Ill-AR (,lltLS-Prcit'. suashuhic-, boxed sLIp'(users could ulsi' be made for such 'ats and be tied on at the' hue-I. t'orncrt.-I'OLLS' Letlen for A ()eeasloas." Polly's Problem FOIUCAS1 FOR WI DNESDAY, JUNE t, 1073 as been frozen arid rn tsustia*nd said not to Iciucli .! until we find the right thing lo remove it. at least i"U sr it wi!! no? tie trisc-i ,'cl incicic -ELMlR C. _R-C~q .' from the Carroll Rist Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES Your mind should nou he preoccupied with the sarious odd, and DEAR REAI)ERS-Therc is a fair)) nest water miniable paint remus-er on the market that soaks in and 1 easIer It' flush out. Getting e's'er speck of paint out of the- crevices in stone' and endt conne. led with the dulteb facing you MaLe sure you do not p1 irvr'h-rd in any discusainr, of i romantic or emotional be tm disappointed if the nature. or you will he-come s-try uonfused and unable tc job is not IlK) per cent per . ;,ccompiish work that cotild he well done otherwiw feet.-POLLV ARIES iMr 21 to Apr 10) Get bUs) at tasl,s et hand and stop starrying, the-n you get rid of your problems easily l'lan some time fat umprcn- lnr your health Avoid the social in p.m 'TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20l PIar, time fox a nest hairdo. fitting, or whatrve'r else can make you look more charming, feel more sure of yourself Get ti ng out for recreation is fine-. but don't go beyond yout budprt Show you have ima&instian GEMINI May 21 to June 211 IT) to please kin tads and ret rid of wiLlIe-veT it is that makes discord with them Fine for entertainin g but make sure arrangements are Just p right Don't tie too extravagant Dress well to Jul y 211 More care in MOON CHILDREN (June driving is st- use today, cir trouble could develop Handle practical affairs in a u-lot ,A it),. and be sure to doublecheck for errors Don't waste time wi th gossips LEO tIuly 22 to Aug fllbvukdingupyourholdingsismc'st wise at this time, since the planets are tas'orahlr l)an't t secretive with a business expert Use your good judgment al forget your intuitive percepti ons, which are apt to he st'ronr right now VIRGO (Aug 2210 Sept. 2 ) Once your important stork ii done he sure- to do some-thing constructive about your healti. and appearance Shosi you are a perfectionist where social - / - DEAR POLLY - - (' V If jf~ - " . P EED I-41M TI-IL LI,l-1 i-ls 41 __\~ 60~ , . ~_ -- 11% _______________ _______________________ ' ' " _ than ever...if possible. dance was out ~t` N .- i ç .7 is:# !03 & K Q I0 to ~ 0 ~ 4 ., A# : '.(iLT1l tli £ - - :, in .-5out. %,i,,,'rotlr %IPV'th F.ast 5.uuth , Pw! ' could come' from (it courbe, there might t* a doubleton queen-Jack of spades. but South didn't bein miracles, Muse, sister of the KIMBERL y of wtute. yeUvw. orange, mint 9H 1 A PgIVATE eEIPJG FEMALE.- WITH HER HAPEL.,n'%suFJ5, PETECTIVE2 ' LWAPJ'TBQRIJ p ' YETERP y - _____ - -' ç ' ja. p 4w1LrE - -' _____________________________________ _______________ ____ _______ I - U. 5, POST OFFICE -, I _______ /,: / i / around area the guest book B. aker VolLs-whgen and the - . -' -' - - Mamma! Mrsure oursrIf on by Dick Cavalli thr -1 1%scholog) Trst" belo,A. . - -- ___________________ t,, L_ , It. \ s,') ' '' e ,___1 -4-'.-" /4Ej \i? - . I \ '3tkV. VH1M/ J TALIS -TO HIM, / HE 617h0OWN / L ~. \1 \ 1 L_ high school in my junior year. provided West held both th e say tie IS real good candidate for Ballet GuiJd. queen and jack of spades The show would not have South led the W (if spades .-W - ,9-, ~ - _,. - , - , - , F L . , I - Herald office, should be accompanied by a black and wtute glossy studio photo at stilt: est'r intention of let- been possible without tht - least five days titfore ting it ride, but West covered devoted parents cooperation with the queen and all the behind-the-scener I desired publication date. Requests for wome-rIL who gave Lheir time Jw w h arid PhOtO r-Werage -- parties, clubi, etc.) should be made at least a week in advance - heart on the last diamond whereupon South threw him the road were MILDRED in with the last heart to force CASKEY, RUTH KNIFFIN, West to lead a spade and DORA LEE RUSSELL. MARY - -. :v ouit: that ninth tr-sc-l-. SHElLEY HARRY KNIFFIN, - • '! -. '- SOME - iucce*slulIy by thousands all owes the country lou 14 yeas Get rid of ezces tat a nd live beget, Ddisnes is a tiny tablet iond easily swatloaed Contains as danger otis d rugs No Swial ey.efcosel ('< V I CASH MiN C? / c - , -.. - - c L 5 ' I 7 PEPS ' I iI.- I , I 1 . _________ ______ _______ ________ ____ ;.)- i by 4 5' . - '' ." \ . I .1 I ft Mort Walker - - , C',..- r "BEFORE WE- .- - ( I ,;__~~_ 1 TE lIE WANT TO KNOW TIlE -Y J ' ' _________ J ' -- __________________________________ nt rI( I VJ [ ; ,/ J __________________ 1 - 44 .. JACK. DAVID KNIFFEN, chief operator with souttiern I MARGARET METHA"IN, PAT Bell Telephone Co.. wid says Suuu l' MANN, NELL WHITTERN and the most Important part of 4AQ965 V5.- #K4 4AQ10ti PAT NEIEWA,NDER. her job is m.aking sure the Wiwi di. vou do 00W' Also BOB ORWIG, BOB customers get good service. : A-Pais, You turns be missing MARESCA, DON BALES, She has been with some hope' He won that thrd ,'uu do nov.' Answer twuorrust - - JOE KIJRAMAI cn1tainedUiegchands in ' relaxing ______ the beach. 0- BALLET - TAP. JAZZ - POINTE' New CIaswsforming est.iiy 'd WARWY ,e1F wui'I'l -. 11 Tt'i IT ____ 1_ .- [ by nV £Xal5 i ii p,ci i trere iT TH'i (il.Sè'BfR ie')T A PtEA'i1T ______ ____ RACE . -' ______ - 'horse sense ' __________ ________ I , your Molivation Test' therrin while I got it 'Sulwrior' score "For I have gained my t' perle-nec' with people in the 'College' of Burt Knocks,' and :,= 09clwol (/7 '' ,i:l cj' 1, F, ç4 373 1900 ,:4'M / In fail, l000Y clergymen with 7 years of college' and seminary 1, Very Best in Dance Training /L' i ____ ____ _____ .. J il~4 /I fl2-fl72 Directors: Miriam Wright and Vbri Weld -_ - and he'd for excel those (try. l .-- _____ 1. II) (Icing financially self' sufficient via honest work, planning. (2) _____ t- i'olve* ellSow greaw and Intelligent - - '~~ f 1Y 11116twes ofSOON F W, e~ m I a • IN , va,. - 11.10 In N FAICTOR (,, [A , " ._ Tt(1 L!!Liff thistle's grew before,'' as Father Mann. of our nsmanity Just glance back over that I fold s- ardstick for success and you sill be shock ed to find that mans college graduates, plus with even a doctors degree'. fail on one or more ;kiInIs A lot tit college graduates still thus are a coddled type' of 'st't'lfart" group not (man- t'ialls st'lf 'uIficueiit rioters and Ioafrrs thus tail at ,ik_.,i.t No I 4boVe Others can't is in a mate or, if - ' Winning a mate and ru-mniutnirig happily uuiiirrieul $ 1 N1 - .. Millions also Iltuik No 1, br liz lh.'v are merely ''consumers'' of tin' (ret'doins amid lush living stodgy sermonizing tdusKI and sa crifice of our Yet you could pick almost any dedicated forefathers. rnemberof Toastmaster's Clubs Oh they may wave the flag Earth's (lasaroomu of God's ('osni Ic Sc' hsool Sy ate Ifl in - ' NOW SHOWING •& ' i4i - I'l;intung roses stheru' alid __ rude (in hientorial Day, - I I ~ - - and citint iole on eke-lion day' Complete dinner attend-alice and even lull to aid your 70 years down here In (" - iiiiiiiiiii (;ramrnar Schools noe practical test of your theScotila. Ited Cross, Salvation 1 June 12th Thru July 19th "- - enterprise" system via success while you are spending Army, etc 4 Week Summer Session £i (! 1( patriotism and suplx)rt of our they do, they ukai't play the even one year of college 1 ______________ (13) Peter,Gunn ie (44) Gon er The payoff in lilt' isn't based game of marriage according to on how many college' degrees h tilt's, so I he's' get a dii uirt'e And such Toastunaalcr's , a (6) News (9) News - or gumption, _______________________ , WHAT OIC HAPPEN? 6:30 (2) News talking _____ I the a slam, but its' odds are that RICH GROVER, ROBERT company 22 years, the last M A RE SC A, MARTIN seven years In Sanford, NEISWANDER . LARRY where she has now made her and MARION home. Handcraftz, such as Instead t'f tuidung live clubs POFF Lee Falk and Sy Bart'y fordancing VIOLA LA,SPEE is group Pam Pan pusi, Ci ' is a lt'uunderfu/ limp 14, I I& 4L :, 46 people training still empty the pews by f - -' - ................. ( 2 4 ) Sesame Stree t ______________________________________________ Implanting idealism. _________________________________________________ IIU hold' V 1-0 _________ BARNETT and LUCYANN - "' - ' Ll:14:I impress T,lF: Pfli's'Ol"F' TIW4 P _____________________ ___________ News (44) Get Smart '7T. horace' about practical psychology \ WE CAN IIV <" .Cli') I I' T'Er ANOrIIER J , . complex "And she rated only Poor' on t. 14 _______________ _________ _________ (3) Sesame Street (6) "And it is largely due to OW I'Ut)ltc' SdIIkIIS gave us a uiewspaper columns sinuilar warning sthen lie urged ''l"or Norine knows a lot of - i a sh ani ed to die unt ii syllable psychology terms and Nou ve %%on some victory for "Recently, I sent for your newspaper booklet on 'Advertising Psychology., ,,, ,L1 - 1 BEETLE BAILEY _________________________________________ economy we $5.25. You must IOSI ugly fat , yow msnt "I lltie e!cnded No : ____________ 6:00 (2) News Abraham lincoln said he hoped over their heads. But she lacks what you call ' r7 - inferiority can '. -'''".-, *OcauiuQ Cs's cs (44) Gilli9an's island > overcome much of that earlierhum after his death I / - ' - '' 'c" 'It** C4J '"afmow far W001"Ner1rov .0 61W ''Now, however, I have his biographers could say of r' : A PESO UP " / - ________________________ ,5_ with college educations. - Odrinti Pun costs 13.25 and the large tuis tuacaniee felt somewhat inferior to people ____________________________________________________________________ OYOu ; ) - THIS WEEK The Odrinrx Plan can help become the slim trim petEn that ol acuud Oke Iii be. Odusncz has been used No statwing C - _________________________ I LOSE WEIGHT "As a result, I have always Chic Young "i FLOWER SHOP - ..,. , - - I sisters - 1.00 SSNICCCITIZINS (9) children and I was the oldest personal tutelage of your own -so I stavtA home to help children, or %oungslers in the rear toy younger brothers and Sciunts. Sunday Schouuls and . ---r Attention, please Tell us yaw' story . Viewekomne )'OUT flCWS Engagement and wedding forms, available at The for mother died , leaving I L 71- 4 - ,.' MJ,I a"." $.' too (6) Hogan's Heroes , "Alas, I had to drop out of P SANFORD 'i ;r,l university- L it I -' A -' (44) Batman 5:30 (2) News (3) Electric Company psychology at our state 1, ( , 11 began, "Norine is majoring lfl _______ .1 / : ../ - ip:, 20, is a college senior "I)r . Crane," her mother 6OY'EOO'-r' f _____ . (24) MIsteRogers -- ' .' 1 -- Nelghoouhood - " '"- J_~ ! L Family 5:00 (3) MisteRogers - _____ ' 11 - --- EVE$ZY TIME NT TALJ'c AN Cl_IT FLOWERS -4' ' a.-' -- ______________________________________________ ________________________ SEND crystal bud vase. It was / - I Pr; 'i 4:30 (2) Bonanza (9) News dealing ssilh people as -. ' WINTHROP I __111111 (13) Local Programming Nurine, a major In college I Somerset 12:00 (2) Jecpardy understanding of people. _________ _________________ over plun-iosa fern arid white Palm Beach, Zephyr Hills, Deadline - (2) Style than her mother! But Mamma se'ored lar higher in practical a -' NT)4€UFtANDT1MESOI (9) Movie (24) Sesame Street (44) Love. American Nurine thinks she is smarter IL? $ '$ ' (44) Rocky And His WORRY CLINIC George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. _aI+ Now r By ) - Newlyweds Bob Orwig Photo - (3) Sesame Street (6) Mery Griffin AFTERNOON I fr4OWM ( cK Storm (9) One Life To Live (14) Today In Legislature 4:00 Baffle Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) bewitched (44) Ben Casey (4) News -- i,a 4 $ -.A')' -a,- a ¶ - Friends 11:30(2) Hollywood Legislature -z-- MONEY ODE1& NOW SHOWING :e.a-. ';'..-' - The Secret (4) Wild (9) Marcus Welby by Bob Thases in - 3:30 (2) Return To Peyton Place Legislature ' stry (9) General Hospital (13) Movie (44) New Zoo Revue (until 4 p.m.) (6) Perry M4son (9) Movie 10:00 (2) DInah's Place (6) The Joker's (2) the n the Pfld M Ii( (9) Dating Game Show (3) In School 10:30 first, favorably to finish her tir;ul Lives The (,udru (9) Password Journal at photo essay, - i jp 3:00 (2) Another World (4) Love Is A Many (24) Today In Society =- 7:00 (2) (16) Chemistry (24) Black Jour na l 10:00 (2) NBC Report (3) Today In '"'... - - on verdict realizes the truth , and work 2)0 (2) The DOCtOrS (4) The Ed Of Night Semester (9) Mike Douglas Show 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (4) Movie Trilogy - the Light (4) Sunshine (13) Movie r lhV' u 6:15 (4) SunrIse Almanac 6:30 (2) Garner Ted News (9) Born's Big TOp Black refuses to Lucy 200(2) D/e?% t )' Is Now Charloy Brown (9) Temperatures (3) (3) (9) Su Ise Jubilee Today (4) CBS Morning Journal (4) Hawaii Five 0 (9) Movie (13) Space Flight 9:00 (3) Behind The Lines . -- )) Necear - (4) As TM World Tur rn (9) Let's Make A Deal 6 - 00 (2) Your Future (44) Atlanta Braves Baseball I. KNOW... WHArf' THAT 11:0 TO MEAN BLONDIE the' 30 of clubs yuut partnrt bid, four hearts ROBERTh. iuiitUrig and erocliet. are her , . ,rr your fuur clubs What do After the shw was over. hobbies, and she alm enpys sudden, Sou9i had v All of a heart: led a diamond to -- A MERE COiPJCuPJCE. I Movie (6) He's Your (14) Hollywood Special Of The Week _____ ____________________ by Crooks & Lownenc• 9:30 CRISSI THOMAS AND JEN- Virking Woman cashed the rest of the diii- talenL.and lots of love. irionds West had to throw a Helping to keep the show or _____ Love (9) All My Family MORNING (24) Firebird , IIJ,J - -: The A LI C I A CliflCiCllititl* with arrangements now residing in DeBary. groom is employed by Bill He- ducked the first list- at bei'I it saul depend on a hearts as a matter of general prac'ice A third heart was led and East ,platte'icd on KAY, (44) Ho an's Heroes Movie (3) Rook Rent - decorated in a yellow and white St.amey. Mrs. Ann Stamey cut Also DAVID WRIGHT, South had no trouble counting up c i g hi I tricks They GEORGE WELD, WALTER TIII iim ir we're' right there' for the tak- !it,,,a Eau South' RYE, LAMAR OXFORD, i'rthi around somewhere, but there - _____ _______ _____ - :--,,,, 9 Thrillseekers (I)) Tomorrow Show - I (4) Plews WEDNESDAY (6) What's My Line J -- _$*: ___________________________________ . . ' ., and Stedt Lee. Flower girl was mums 'Alute doves adorned the Plant City and California. sight - ,, 0 K, Q J,( A A. : right ' () e:Ou) (2) I ir "- -- - 4t)I.k'E() 11... (2) Match (:1) TIIA (. •'i a. FRANK AND ERNEST Must : OH. IJCEY _________ I.:, - "- TRYIW3TOGET •, ISJ TOIJCPI WITH The bride's table had yellow Out-of-town guests ca satin with white net draped from South Carolina, West ushers were Tommy Gra ce tteir thing in - Darling Adding to th e animal Find That Ninth Trick menagerie was an O%'C?Sn-t imiunkey who bounced onto Vie ur:.n:' amsd '.ed 71stOIt'I'II tit cluits East covered with stage and distributed bananas £Ah the eight and was allowed to to all the little munkeykins, hold the trick. HARRY KNIFFIN showed • A.1I4 A club was led back and sortie real swinging movements a ,' South was hack on lead With as the papa monkey and would IA'.1 I.1 ninth , t:t L EAØY'ø BEEN •'-' NIFER V iS, who also escaped from i cage and did WIN AT BRIDGE ' 'Yru PP4ONEC"L. / .ii 11 -A I TiCKET RX?A/ AND I 1-00 (44) PnIllcoat Junction 7:0% (24) Cinderella 1:10 (2) Bobby Goldthro ,;.'• CAPTAIN EASY ___________________________________________ JOHNSON MARIE SHAW. _________________________________________________ OF 'THE LAW N 1 Her three tiered veil of silk Jerr) Behrens was best GIVEN A PEEPIP /R C6AI1 ..I MACH BLO the cake and assMed with the Singing i in frilly monkey color theme. Tables were overlaid with wtut.e net over servuni costumes with all then- lung power to "Abbe Dubtia Dabba" yellow satin and fl oral The caupic left for a wt'dthn and 'Yes. We Have Nc' arrangements of pl um osa fern 'P to L)LsrK') World arid arcBananas Today" were ERIN draped wi th white murns and HUAMAN. : t ut as the curtain rose. to a problem. Write Poll.-. In care of this newspaper. _________ REPRE'jCi'4TA11VE ) Bristol Civic Ballet, Bristol. Va. served her sister as maid of carnations and baby's hide at the Sears Roebuck and honor and Muss Pam Brooke P't After a yew at virgini Co. store, in Sanford Intermont College, Susan and Miss Debbie Dyess were breath L u s A w A v, , _. t*hy 's breath with Icing white They were fabulous' IWAT ,iIM&V ARE 1á'-k/Ri' 1:00 Movie 'A whoIearngstuePiaaafataIh.ar ermstronq Tonlç,Pil Show u Ren), k Fitirling." Anne Baxter play,q :1 Iamdma woman pt'iotograpt'er Garner 1' ( (24) French Chef ThE WA I WAS' z wwr TO MEET A _ M SCOM (9) Entertainment News G) IInck Journal _ __ For (") (II) - by Bow.n& Schworz _________________ INI) ARC, Marcul; Welt.y. ç.irch Tomorrow (9) Wide World 01 , (9) WildlIfe Ttitre __________________________ ___________________ ___________________ A PLURE Truth Cons eq u eric n' " () Graham 1110 ( (4) •L 17 '00 (2) Plow% Beyond Iruth (4) 11 4' :uititirin in omrset 11:10 (74) Two By Martha () lIlA ___________ worthy news special eontoontrating an the treatrne- N. , -,f patients at (kwood, an in- (II) ¶torcuisl 7:00 (2) To rii The ' '). L \. lust mon th , Nit we Preempted by a Watergate special, it hi I#-en reset f or tonight. It is note- (44) One Step -- l 19) New% TUESDAY ~~- , _ . Susan and Geoff art both satin rit.ton streamers. Delanie Ann Carpenter professional dancers with homemaking Idea, Pet Peeve. Po11 -'s Problem or iolutlon * - p.ople IPlI&ç;- HR4 - --- TT----. -'-- '- - Tht RAPK) f1 i_ at-wait * * * Television it , ~, - bS - 0. ('AG1rT, ~V~ _______ '-. - IEF MIPPLEMAN I 'M1LJ3 6tANLE11 attorney, and 0(1' COULD Tl-4t' ' a nut EVENING 1~ THE BADGE GUYS i boy nearly ;j " ., - . adorable little pre-school darlings were in an animal . The reception area was presided over by Miss Jane You will receive a dollar if PoIl uses 'our favorite absent yourself. Take it casy tonight and be happy with mate, Hollywood. Calif VO02 / 05 - one secretary. ___ illusion was secured to a bonnet reception was held in lb hip Hall of the Church. that she' was the best-dressed of the broken arm setNELDA ing The ti i n t h might tw Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for you: sign c.z :uly is now mady. For your copy wrid your birthdatt and $1 It 0 Carroll Righter Forecast (name cut rwwspapez), Box 629, , , for for a - N,1A , _____ NM me IT, - --.a" a 1 . ,_77'., ~ : ~1 1~_ ft,v, 1~ - ( '• near by Al Vermeer " 'I • Ballet Guild daric'er, who ap- seed pearls and satin bows on K ared with GEOFF HARTER eit.her side. She carried a bouquet of daisy mums and as guest dancers ~, When buying th e material I bought enough extra to make a matching shri; for each smock and this made a big [tit for the futum. Don't put up with onor who nap Quwtly and cannot take too much noise, etc .around Teach early to complete whatever has once been commenced, then this can become a successful chart in whatever the forte may he leach In reach decus.uc'ns mtxe- readily, also The lighter sports are good here md religion i' a must and ajoy to your offspring .The Stars impel, they do not compel" What you make of youi life is largely up to 'IOU' -- - ", ____ table covered with white net world, but perhaps a lighter groom. Following the ceremony the over yellow satin and centered segment of the stiost was a ~~ , J easier for her to gel into backing you want and ne-cd. V~ -I smor'ks to st-tar to make it - ou support fus ideas Loyalty can bring you the he or the will be IF YOUR CHILD IS BORIN TODAV one of those de lightutJ young people who cub in life w ill require more rest than mcat cit1wrl lunce the natult a wrilutive I - -__ 717 program was the return of SUSAN LARGEN sa former of hair pin lace accented by beautiful and stronger cianc'er -__ ; .. ~', ~ ~ Whc'n my teen-age grziriddaugtitel tirc4;c her arm I macic' SAGIT'TARIUS (Nov 2 to Dec 21) A good day for doing well whatruer st'c"rl. requires cxactne-si and neatness Show PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar 20) Conversing with close ties and associates can bring about more understanding and better ideas r bordered in hair pin lace. Cindy get you into trouble, howe-se: AQUARIUS (Jan, 21 to Feb. 19) I'Lan how to get alo better with creditors and debtors Use your intuition and kno* how to have more understanding uith mate Stop beiris ioaelf"sacnficuig,sf th at uyour triiublc. 'Think 4 ,# - . father's a-8:3o - , Mrs. Mary Lou Barrow, and an arch intertwined vnth lilies of the valley. A profil e (5 cry - L R4/I')EQSWERL! IMVESTI3TING SWIMWEAR AL,- - - ,, - The first portion of bows in holders with daisies arid paced show was devoted baby's breath ballet "Contempora - I, with a Given in marriage by her ta ke-off on "Jesus Christ, s father, the bride wore a formal Superstar," featuring member -. of be award-winning Ballet length gown of sata peau featuring a high neckline /' Guild cut Saniord-Semmole "Gotta Travel On," a handed m hair pm lace and long travelogue in song and dance fu sleeves with fitted cuffs The bodice was styled along the in SOfl, jazz and empire line and the 'A" line wrapped up the second part the audience going wild skirt attached to a Chapel train wi th Every SCORPIO tOct 23 to Nov 21) For'i working so hard and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Ian 20) Ideal day to be with delightful persons at charming places and to understand better bow to improve the future A talk with a philosophically minded person Iirlp you gain your ambitions more casib'. Avoid one is hr gossips too much -Americana." and talent, and is a more PA 4 trick dr, wmirthing tc deepen p.ewnt friendships Make better plans to pin your pemonal aims Avoid some situation that could ." si'm-4 -, FA 'I. I "vrmuumuln , ______________________ WAS ICK T-1Y çc' TWROU45H -1iM INT'AVP'4JSLY', T \EI ~ ;5' t S L - carpet were used. Family pews f.. were marked wi th white satin t I brick It. a real job. Don't matters are concerned. Think LIBRA(Sept 3 to Oct. 22) If you are carelul about little things, you find more affection and romance can he yours See to it that your home is immaculate Plan time to he of assistance to * good friend 1.11 -- '. .1? / (~_ PRISCILLA'S POP 1 ,,..4. '''• - - i d e p ic i i g kneeling bench and white aisle numbcr Adding to the professional moved from our garage floor arid the driveway' This happened before we had so many storms It ;GII()1 ()SC()1E 7: ;Z instructors joined advance students in a delightf ul with applause. twl'r spat ut oil b i- c luLAR POLLY- host car -- ( ; ~ E DIDN'T \ /ow NAE$ \ " - 4 f 0 - . ( by Larry Lewis .; .' / . 97J ititr in nu nIvrnturr' flrnhIul iir"lIl isv' with r,thPr gir k h.t ir;r r IISq$ ,r'i h;! a I $-yr tdd is' fails In ,ptt. But when Miss inn wfr, visits him Mfrn, Is.t i set In Us' For East. l'alance k lit. shlekiec$ from the r'nlled In by (Larlarwi sh,wi up, the crabby R:3O (ItS, 'lie's Your Dog, 'u,litIr of style. doctor Is smitten, Charlie itrown' That Islanders hong Kong I 9- Wil CH$. I? New (:85 lovable beagle, Snoopy • is hark rope with a mysterious man $:3093O CBS, Hawaii Five.. Movl-e. Vhwers tignlii, only this time, he's not whose junk containing 0. (Rerun p. A peace officer is TIJdaY get a peevhw Ma nw series 't renily u lovable. Ill' be(n,Iws 0 (langerolLs cargo WAS beathP(i killed and In the aftermath truuhl('qome sitlu iiukii,ievinus on their island during a Is shot by 1)anny for rue-st season, Roil Otit,' as Williams. deeds that upset his little There's a big f a trilogy of cnrne4ics typhoon. 'flue mystery man rother two were irnhky frIn1s, l.iuy, linus, Srhrnf'drr Wan ttirentenii In kill the l.qlnnd.rs I)sinny's I'alp t' pacify et al. Charlie lir(iwii finally Iq wlwi have clafined the rarRo prolests, but Mt(;strr@tt pilotot There'It "Rathekw At nruanag.'s to lure the woondeul I aw," starring IfarruW (oul4 as furred to lake di sri p1 hun ry through salvage motIon, scouts him Inoh to dog. Sarah Into disclosing the a veteran ABC, Temperatures Kennedy as his daughter arid finIshing srhool refresher Rising, (Rerun), "Es-love." wtuereatmtjts of tnlen property. John Rifler plays a roursu'. Only Snoopy is delnureul Beverly Garland is guest- ThIs saves Danny from the alp hunters. bungling new lawyer who by way of l'eppcmnuInl l'atty's starreul She iulays f), ronvicta his own client, Lfllf) ARC, Tuesday Movie panelli's new Ilam. - turning R. 10 li( ', N IU' Tuesday out Iii he juL51 what the other of the Week, lterun), That 1(1-I I NRC, Pint Tuesday Night flit iluu' Movies, i Heruni, ulortors ordered to (rumnhat Certain Summer." An tv-client The revealing, penetrating fr.r.k at an institution for retar4"d Kill a I )rmugon," ('iuiuipnrwlli's grr,ur'tuiness. 'na, drama with a hold theme fir works I .a iuimi .1 ni- k I 'ala hornemal who had been that uuthrr doctorstry In Its Cainrehabilitation and the effort 't return the pati'uts to their _______________________________________________________________ \ k j . -- ____________ instructors and directors, presented an appropriated exeel)ed theirusualcxc'eptional nuptial program of music Church decorations included standards and came up with more colorful costumes and a three piece brass spiral mare unique dance routines can delabra, four potted palms, two sta nding baskets of white than ever bef ore . in the grand finale, the two roses.baby's breath and datsies 5, !V1 Ifll(' I'r('l'i('uj.s . I t.rnnns CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS C'5!refl)0fl3 at 7:30 p.m. Pianist, AND VALERIE RYE WELD ' 1i Dinit-11c Chain. 0 to suffer for you. as I am suffering no%, and in my own body to do what I can to make up all that has still to be _' _____________________ - Gary . Jiinn 11 IV.Sl)AY. JtNI 5, 1 0 73 , .70 ,**, . - crh ~~ t_) )I ( il , _~, ______ -'---u- MIRIAM RYE WRIGHT Mrs. Penn' Hosack and soloist - Umg: AMEN I God love you. DEAR ABBY Dying wi th dignity is important, but Is dying a slow tire a greater values One of our iSt and painful death from cancer. I picked up her Bible t read to her and it fell open to Paul's letter to Colossians where she had marked the passage: "It makes me happy 1 01 MA'uBE tI.E SOuLt' 4S T GEE 'E / CE'EN1'ALS - _______ Effect jug Rtpair& - JZ2,A I or I ________________________________________________________________ the choreography, superb. H, f 1 Tue;dny. Herold tPPn-At - '." - , Li E tertainment of the season., and Lamar Muse, son of Mr . and _______ _________________________________________________ it's obvious Sanford and Mrs. Herbert Muse, Sanford, Seminole are hungry for this April 7, 1973, at the First tYpe entertainment since the), BaPtiSt Church, Osteen. I'fl4I4S POINTERS Rev. Henry Stame) officiated :rn ou: in droves for the show a the candlelight, double ring Costumes were da.lmg 4_ _) only - . - throngs were turned Mrs. J. C. Carpenter, Osteen, birde A 1 Sanford (IP.IF ' " ,ftA0 , - u 1)le Rin a Rites e t,rt ' 1 N, "4.- - th 11$UNfl) it) IN ri,'cn! i , The show just had in be away YOL are not an authorit y I mhen some 250 borah DenL CarMiss penter. daughter of Mr and tm I - dripping wet with honest ould not have endured. the Intense heat. Once again, at the eighth annual extravaganza, there was not even standing i"n , vu 141! 141L "S' - t heir plane landed and the have happened to a nicer guy. foursome was greeted at the trnts well airport tr 7A)NA and ART BECKWITh and RONNIE and HENRY SCHUMACHER, By DORIS WILLIAMS Hopefully, if I can keep m SOCIETY EDITOR To acid a sour note to an bearing stl'er goblets and otherwise unsurpassed imported champagne, no less. P's and Qs un order.. .wlth mori' They retreated to the ZEEZI-., too, plan to pvc yi Although one cit Vie numbers evenmg,..I heard too mamin school of Dance Arts recital complaints regarding a fa ci lity Schumacher home where more column tidbits. Ple&w dial or scTibble your Saturday night was all V~Tft;>Ronnie and Henry had a Ckm... would love to ped-up ' in "Baby It's C41d terWriment of this nature as tinental breakfast in the news items the m with The Herald Outside," there was an3ther well as other guest per. making for the weary travelers. ShJU'e chapter to the Interior tern- fcirm.ances. What a homecoming.. and readers. perature So to allvctu 'HOT" folks who we, at The Herald ...have a very Baby. it was H.O-T on the complained, lets get on the stick special welcome mat out' So, until next time...ke'p inside of Seminole High School and go, go, gci...toward - - ' 5PFUO t(Y flerun. gatheri ng ...so all's well that Fu ______ - ______ - ____________ 50 49 - The fortune I Am real sad ...it cNvIdn't 1 MISS VAN BUREN : -- Gnu. ,4I b - .wnsationsil or the patrons...all 41 __________ _____________________ C. - dance artists performed to par exc'ellenc'e in sweltering temperatureorbcuthSturcth Debot night and Sunda. afternoon. -ah (arJ)e1lter. (,,:y L1. l Il L 43 YOUR - 1 36 letter Bless you for publishing information that may start people -,,linking about the plight of these pitiful old people whose families who become Lves are prolonged by Whes, and destitute during the process. - 'NO wAY ii \) K*(lW& YOOUT tl.rTlrR y,i& -oM, n _-_ Ca2Ll 45 Nab (toll.) NO Fu- flax - - - - - _________ - - - - ________________ - the families !-!i0U)d practice this type of medicine. I write this letter after watching a long drawn out and 4-4 Journey 4SCer.tnt'awifr 8 9 10 11 _________ -- - - - - .hould he put tin-u this kind of ordeal, or that doctors family, 1 - 16 - - I own - T5 - nnt. and fmanrial strain on the family Is devastating I -t can't believe that God ever intended that arvorn' my 42 At a thztahct holden 13 - I AN Otj' I -: beautiM s load 4 5 6 2 1 - in flowet Gaun* 7Titw't.anura1 2C'air,'uvwtu Rub 24 lnOmaiion 31) Detain in pan Wi1doto1 3Rrsdalp.ths 3Ct3 Kentucky Hans 4Bau, cap 2 Genus o1 )aIien 5 Smell 3SScoIaeri 2 Flimaucat X Light bov'r. I Centaur d - by day as they sit helplessly by and witch their loved es go (tn-u the painful slow d)ing process Sometimes the death 211 CUfli (IaTi - - Ce1eh I $ -~, . 17 DOWN 24 Witch" on e t hanas i a By 7 33 Make hard *i Rnrn.nrr . I%ELIVF M(Xfl I According to rtp(tS. San1ly Jetting in from Europe during the wee smalls of wtll be out of circuLation for prodiwtion dismissal Although the guests were Sturday morning were DOTT1E several weeks a ft er hoilal, and ROB KARNS and BIlL and from the eh5USted from the heat of V auditorium.a11 soon came alive WALTER (;IELOW. sib)e for the perfectl - (2 10 Wading hard 11 Pnms ArwnI - IUFAK ____ _____ U Sic 2G Certain W~am 5C Scatters. as 'Y 21 Bur,ni. - P15N NO Thr\ CAT(4 , has abandoned his practice temPorarilY for a Law hospital bed at Florida lI(SpL(M, Rollins Avenue. Otto Dave - - rnLow ')W1D IP M'. HE6 cs'nti fl4 1ASSE1T by . -77 M at their fashionable ldyllwz)de arts. And...t'll hCIp hOTTW. ltwasaoelv order of the day were thasts and 1 2214nc011i1 45Maknith a Signet nickramt 45 rirn.m 3 Europe..n ______ ______ _________ (2 Wd.) rive., 51Aur). 14 MVV*d oath 29 RIantrnc ts state (ab). 52 Mm. enLzurwr I E)resd& that girl 53 Exude u 'i-v 3 Hartheu vd M H's)th resort I Tai Mahal cnrw 1SbU* site Sr bilit T UnitI helpers at a charnpagi*buff(t fac,lities..for a taste of the fine ____ I G&mb1&n ea& r - OOP ALLEY I- -- - ' Jumble . - -- Send for that booklet 'The New Psychology of Ads-ertising dtIi(I selling." enclosing a long $ 0* Cflucken. mashed Regular $1.45 Value pulatoes and gravy, cole 'Ii 0 hut bIcuit, and honey 14. stalnitl rtW'ti envelope plus cents. I Always wilif 10 Of C11104 00% 41 80`11 Of thit I PIwSPCP. •M1115• C I•155 $*INI4 .14,.ss.d IØWIIII $4 ii (CMI II CC$ $pi i.d M $ it' on. of ". ci *0 I you so" #041to C14i,1Lt4 OPENDAILYIIA,M.TIL9P,M,.FRI,aSAT,TIL)GP,M. 1109 French Ave. (HI-way 17.97) Sanford - �- - - - - - 6A-1 84-The Sanford Hera (ci ________ - Tuesday, JuneS, 197 Wakefield - Wage- Price Freeze : A .- oil 0 - ' i - . tft ftw - ____ ____ ---------- r & I t ..jl i.-- - I - -1 - ' 1' -- It - - - () 1,11 - - - - - -? - i,.- - • ' - - (ILL'- - - - - , -. - - I - - - - -, 19 -- - - - _-~** - : yum - - ~ -' - ' -- - - 1 - =- - - - 31 L TIWE : i~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i~ ~i~ ~l~ l~l~ l~ ~ ~ ~ - TEACFIEIL'- Pa Fthrtwi and Carolyn Dural, told attentiont yungsLer Preshvterian Church Datl School In Sanford . on L Chtulsed .19tiar foundation and ali children TIit- rth school for hoy and giri- :; and 4 years old wit operau- fIV(- d & we i.rni U, noon n tht communIt art wtttconit flerifid Phmc- - Bill Vincent ________________________ Van Skylab Duo To Atte pt tru firs: timt, leadiri iert ant trea.cur' off uriaL' droppi'c trit (ha: the preem svsten Oltlfl. rhangi rater- 1-n. It IIOY MU !IINCIII("I z: Josep: I. hern ret ax:' J' Aerocpae Yirfter rng near thi oper, alr1i-1 tuitct - - 1 (INTEL Houstor is assist -Siylabi asZronauL The (turd c'nt"wmar. Paul . mission control tndn Vveuz woutc sth insult (lit - :iarted detaiLc for F darmt station. radiotn procedure:- L spact- wall ti tr Li fret x tans- C onrad anti Ierwzn riled solar panel or flit- orLMLin. Asked abou: possibti daiger.t, sps- station Schneider replied Surces o (hi unprcedentec: eti-i z snioott and roll ca: n4,,2rl•. t4is,l-a.- ,IIjlJl Ut' .1., £ALI UUil, UlTL4' .. 'ei-i'trtt' it thi- Skylab vi'conabk I! lit- go: nu: (her-i arid hick A power shortagt- t re- say he roular-': tit,It hi C romi strictzn: experiments ba?l. U.' Spwt' a4tenr' officiaL' di'A.stronuiut Russell Schwe,ailed or. Mondas (tUE thenc-kart. (lii- backu; Si:-iati camwent ru unusua safet ha7- niander, ha.' beet pracl.1em4 ii'd, The gavi (hi greet. Iigh (hi spact. wall, procedure ix-. i. 'r (hi- effort fli,a' Wit. WnLf 1W! tiults waLer tani whirl tn. (hi astronaut.'- outsirhi- tip ule. -fls t'ns.iflci: i;x• tiecnes. lit briefed (onra hcr-wxr anc Welt b radii Mondo' fll4Zfl told them Ii ri-vie (hi pLans thda' am i iength ronlerentri- would hit' held tonigh: hetwe-ci. (ix astri.naun- and mission control fi; Vedni.cd,a lit saii (lv - • V Ile Senrlar: - litf1?Il ...*., Will until -mff, e: A bo l ar F ane l ng ..-... •, -- --------'•,_ ..___- s.arreiiier. WU: !Jr'aCUt pi I(V (filet tiour- It tht worksho;. ieru tcr1.u.itt- . 'i:- -sL tuL srtwdand Vieit planned iut & earth rc.courc'e medica. L and solar astonom' periment toda Thu ea'rtI retsnurc-e pass was- c.rhedu(ec Niw Mexinr, over Nevad. 1cxzi anti (hi iUl 0 Mexir reduce-C Conmd said (hi ------------- - -- ;. - -- ."'•" "- or - '-'' 11 ( ''"" . rnander Charie.i "Pete' Conri! Jr remarket: wner- told & tin tiecisloll *'Wt 11' ix. reach ' - I r I, eX9'LXrMOIL tit t,.lt however. thu cone niintIer mould clifiost- Li di- (lw moc' difficult jot.. scranibuInI ? f.-et drn. (hi & (hr barr.s.snapeti worksho; t .tttefllfl ii- ti-i--i- (lit- panel %IU -ime N' - not .dur i'niginal plannen tour-sLor 1iddhtio:. started last ?- nvcrnber Ctt. Ldnionds, cxtcuttvs vict pre.siilent, annountt lii' iws ;siitti!iona fIiitir- art i,i'tn - 'P Pt', I George 's P %, . slit' I- 'I i' i; $ - - -si's'-.-. S 85 & tc .'- P' nIlsnç ls.ltn .ci:sfartatci .s:.'g a 4 -- 24fol ) -4' -- ' 3 -- - - - - , ---- ç------ --- --' - ' I s-u- s- , -iis • c- . -' '' 60 in s18: • - .- Eco bi'c" -r ,' ____________________ Ask wnsr and V Negotiating Guidelines For Airing - -, - !'ron (hi to;. of (hi first 1i- 1ittin, fret i hUt Cl gri Ti P.M right prill r-ToT- LIW IM ccTrt forge: right VII done, and matte hr lonI -"onastec l'uide1rne 'stniiruilt Cunt' 'sthoo board and 1Iegot1atin groups- .igatn. willhi aired at Vied;rstixi night ':, nwetin - it, (hi ouni cnurthiouai' a: .31 ;i.ni Th u uttcntp: it citablit guid-e1inci urr-srptatdi- Ii - butt (hi scheol board and Sernniok I-.ducatiun Assocwtuu SLA ha. dragged rims (or 11 10111W, A. ti n1n•ttIIi: Miii 2. SLA mgi)titi(u and school board repre.s'ntat1ve. 1- red "taylor and Atid hr-ticket: lwninitrrrd nut what SLA spokvinnnu madt \azariit. called "in Nuzaris said hi hiope tip, tkiiived _T-___ '- - - 1" . - - - - -'ti, - tour direction! - -j" - I -' I Uniand !'Oflveflftflt'i- Li ii' seiiind rtadlnl. -- - iii gl)Iti-(onetf gIas. nuIr-TOr-::L lii- C,ri..atet sri: r i'. , ii 'tptabit ompx-(nnit for tnrn:iiunicatiun between 1.11141 0 ), - -: Scheduled I - I nsininwl. sin"i lit. man :-uis entrant' •v' ' ciskbk "Thu auto t-1 .'-:,, vlit'etznl. dtxr n.stulI' TIP board will re-port on last V t'dnt,diiv ' war-I. essIOI ylwr* I discussed edu itiorm spirtfcaticsm for elensenu.tr sctiooI, and (hi educitiorui. ipeeifictitiom- for auth. iCIIIIOL' wilt hi' pres'xxt"t Us' board i- apprnva. wet. :-.-r; - - --- - -.: - guideline-i wtP Lw approve-ti hr (lx- Ixiarct %%.'dnt•sd.lIi night U' au( al. Leicner: - mevrn yitl (twa- collective bargiiinui rigriL' tsr. urged Li suppor: (lit xictisflit'r, - -'-- . r 4000, \ - , - - - .' - - - - - -- - - -- - - sill(. V Par, uf!ex, .ir• n.)b' tlull Services," hit- said. "ann 4 ".- iedi- office t rontinuitu it rilirmal -•---- •- .: !:. SPRAGINS 1 - - '-'-- .' k. - - --- -. -_ -- - - - =- -: - - ' -- - - xIuunut SO :c - PL•li I - I r LuY4lihT'IA , bigus-i has-Li CA d rligt Reieosea - IIIILJNSWI('F.. (lit Ah'_ siukesninr. for (lit- (lyni " ' hIrunus'ie, Meniurtul -- ' _______ - a Z1-nwnus--ohci child found minds Awois' k(. he-fir Lno-A sci se-I ri oh a doorstep Mst 14 will be ri'iest-t( (run (0' tu"snutss' with. - .Juivenhlt Court. brendus Barnisors, said the court has been: flooded wILts offers of adoptior. SLIId'AIIdthe- 1O,7 - ' ' - ,' ' ' '''' ' :''--' - -- - U' - -- - U' 's' -. ''i4 a' ur- :-: u' t': 'dlsiit- a'vun tnt- tip tirance 01 trii bone china , both ia?lir' tie 01 eytremelu durtibIt translucent china Slop by any Ft, eDerat 01 Seminole o1':-e no an-ic so these di'-t- st1t" n'- ; ' ' ' - - - .' ' I - - Iii (heir stains' ai:;ulrst it ho t -sssjtsl tsl.uiis' tlu'nu (sir calling (heir itaults' s, -Ni list iii" No situ' Tlri'v scores) liii' nu:i iuuiausil t lt huts, hut punchi's) through (sir (furs's' - --- as beau- us might champion of the world i scheduled S'pt I in T(-Ik sI it lien he meets littleknots n Joe ''King" Roman of The undefeated 24-s'arihJ hot'r from nearh ILivut sin! received $375,000 siri Jon, 22 when he upset Jot' Frazier it sib it second round knilm-k-litit tit claim (hi' title his rw',t purse ptob.b1 'A t li hi' double that am(sjnt, his trainer anti manager, l)uuk Sadler in d icated Moniu - Accesstny units in both patterns tY be Purchased l prIces S3.25 Ic' 56.75 when VOL add an a(c?,r,a: ' o' ', ,.-'s- ' 'ntt st4)ch-: I K (i ( 1 -_ fit ':1 lint,,'' ni,,cI (lii',, Jsp':ts-cf on (hi' pit' tutu' 111 ,111111",; I sItu' I,,,') ;;);''''l cI;or, lentil (ii (nik" o ifs'' icius,i niuu- u,v Fussy, I lots or I utile', uutco w"rst (hut' roots', Little this-it II 00 III '''ii': orsil ws,lkc'') till 4 , 4'. ',ivlis ;sp.s ji;ilr iii singli's its I I,;c Ii 'di 'sI;iII,;r,, (hi' only Ms'tis'ti's RI- t'ardes Arredssndo, \Vcsnld )toirug Col junior hghlwv:~Jlt titic_ hislsiet-, and Japan's Morito Kastuiwsuba The hucavyst eight fight will Ix' televised throughnut this' it or),) via 1-till' Iliti' lx'ginning at II phi 1 11' ' hitb''r ,if Its" i'Iifss" c Ii. ;sH-, Ii risc' 'I', Jo-'-' fikr arsil his r.l"il f.itf bu.r 1i-rvi. Wclls si/c': i1 " tr,.':á' I fir' an lUll" SF;A'VFU-1 I M's ,\ g m. t.itirs team from the People's l{t'publii' of China has finished a goodus ill mission across the United States by receiving a its ups and dousns, like everyone cisc- For unst.ancr, sta nding isvatiisn (miii foot-c than 5,000 fan,s after si performthey 'dcwrst-d' Hal Spragins once tit lieu Edosunsison lust- iI .xrucoln Mercury 15-1 on an ri ii s a_hi hut attack and then in their The exhibition Monday night, next appearance. It'll, 1 featuring ('hiniss's top g turiasts Randy haney. us ho pitched and a group sf Si-attic-area perpu5 way tic a win with relief help fomnuu&-rs, usas c- apix'd by a mufrom Get' Knight, homer and slca) conclusion as the Chinese singled, us- hilt- Knight tripled sang arid danced to the at-cornand doubled as ttx' putt-hung duopanhrnt-nt of Chou Chia-stieng, became a Putting pair. putting (lit' visitors' pianist. Up a four run lead in the first -' lm. 1' - . "a- \ ,f - -- ' - __;_ _ ur 12 bni 'A) 11 I wilia 1 ___ - c I a.i'iS iu Ii ii FREE PAREIN a:- _ F F This offer 9ood at all offices & First Federal of Seminole _40 -' ."j Ca no C art' Ut'! Iuwt' . Witt, tit more' tit - I. 1. - st - 'v' - - •. - - - -- 1 4 - - - - a-'5'. "i" -"'' ,,,, 11' -- --.. - - %%.W~w ,-~,- U 'I • -' ,'s. ,4II .s --.. -.- -- -' - -' ' ,- -.._.__ . - -' •"4s'-'.. i.t-,,,,,...5 •.'- - - - 'hI - ty ', Uiiti, t gt-timidniuutta Mrs harbariL Vtit'ftuUa of Miiidlebur;,, (fluo, has offered to adupl, u.. huLi m tiit"s great unit-k, Ttwiiuis MeKibben r" s'ni:i"stut. Olin., uilsi huts ofs"r'- r:i;itiu?, s , " 00. i'cs i' a n' $ ux a-' ' utts - - s L.1N01 VILAC[ RESORT (,p , ORMOlU) BEACH. FL.A 3tZD4 -:' - 0t' ':-' ii p V . 'a • 'a - We're celebrating the opening itai, sc.'l. '-5,',, 5,s,,. - - - - _-. - - - - - ---- - - of 2 new offices in LONGWOOD - and in 5d Pa-fttIt't9 $ cit I .-d..Ua:o 1 WINTER PARK Mac' #151 5 i.. e*os.. -ni, - - if :s ' 1.15.5's Oiv's.-s Ccueiij :5 'a' -. C"4f'. , . jS.,-.. 413 -, s' " S ., •.s,. - S I ' .---- -: 1" , '-, - "-'s-I - '".--to at c.---..- "."CI#I a' t-..r.'.s," - 's'". at•, 04 I5.%44 . -. V %'.,r'-'.q, "-'1 •' 4 "A"' - I I I- lu I'IF :ner t'- .ia 31 2t) 64)6 - . Baltimore l'tti ,'7 ,2 ,i, ,, 'P1 P1 , - 22 25 468 7 22 25 468 7 Ikis(&sn lu It "I I liii III-Li ''I---I-..-. I. tSVt,44WL 64-3 - Ct'ucagm' 7' 18 64 596 3 K.unsuas Cit) 3U 14 26.11 5,iJ 25 22 i.'uiit'uuijti - -- 1 trJ4's.- WL 1'trt,it y y -' tu1wjukec tit Tremblay Outstan ding WHA Defenseman By Landslide h 23 558 5 \lin nesou 25 - ,$J .50 tI lIsustun 30 25 5-15 S'- (',ilifunua \tLit,u s.su I)segs 18 12 15 LI4ALInd 26 19 .14 358 IS' tniutI 's (autici uui Fraiwm-t. 7, httsburgh I ('inm'inuu,uti 5, Sets \ssi'k 0 texas 169 ; 23 26 (6 5%J' 4 --' - - '4,4 - - (j , 464 54)0 - L'stn 9, K.uua. -- 1ltiStofl 7. I'tiilasklithia U OuR g.suiut's s,'bt'-tluk'd tl,sl g,atu'' 'as,- t"et',ft -' I uesda (auuu -' I 41' Angeles i(ltt't'fl S•'t I .it \liitflCSs.u(j s,su.iis.'zi 41 I Ius.ugs i Js'nkin-m t-,% ) t'1tiutii-it ,-ö s .t1uitt ' (lt'ntr) 4-S) at Mss(hagu n Wscitl 13-4 I at - S\t'- I'sI- "d Wa-it Pal,,, ba-ash ' 11111 Sari E'r.truc- ies 36 .13 I 455 .ngt'k'r 31 11 I A \N,\, Ca lif :l' I (Si tuslusiits'' 5sf isl.tiss,t tilts.' 'I thus'. lit' al,,c ri's sit sit scull) 12 J'tiiits,I ibis' \i ittlIls-', i,s-,t "t,i icIu lM'ul.hIt) uuuinuts's 'this' :11-) s-tsr-sc Is) 'l'r s'uui tttss julusyt'iI 13 seasons ut- itlu this' Micniti'i'iul ( 'usnisulie-uus of (lit' Na(ion_il 11(01cc) Le'sigut' Lieftirt' all -le,i gut' It'.iiui, -1 is'iIuI)lti) ,Atli Is's clvi' $(,LW,XI umusl si silutr glt)Vt' trh)iiIi) fsui Ix'intt rwiuui'tl this' till) .liI',utl) ii.iiuit'si to (lit' Vi I IA sIsft'IIM'uIi,ifl. ------ --- - -- - Popein To Coach NHL Rangers •,, "P :' 1.4 904 in at: ' :u : •' - '' 00 "p' 1. I'vLGH. ('tuc.ugss '."."s'u-'", -------------- AociAieoi'uulU p - 5a'..j 3'.o.s *ws.'s. . 'i Na tisin.ul I s'Jgue I'hil •,I..1h, . I" I K IA) I N(; l"( )t J L 1 IA 1.1 - - - St 1irt t- a ll over 41g;i lii ------------------_- 'a 'MAJOR LEAGUE' STANDINGS Sits York St LttiiS , -- '; ---.•d.,.. • - ••° I'utlsburgh 23 22 511 5 Montreal 21 23 477 6: -a . - - #,. EA G'L/E L .31 -_____________________ ____________________________________________________ ' SSrninole I SOUTHERN Itt - t _____________________________________________ s-j,fl('r', of os & loan ' had the first choice The order Of selection in the secondary phase was determined by a pre. strait drawing ,imong the 24 uuuajscr league t&'am.s Kuen though it was designed prwuaruly as a source for future talent, the summer draft has tsu(rO c"t sm'i nt-al instant big ' ' ' -- ______ ,lc'ssni' It Liusli' 'lrs'Iuiblss)- '.1 ibisN.,iP',un D,s.,. quiulws - Nordiqus'', it ho scscni-c I * L ccc 89 fsclruts inut- ludutug a ht'uigtis' ii P.4icst,'' ii i is-i Oa,sofl4 b-'s T a mpa it 3? ft 3 high 75 assIsts, was nuti:ect 1sF m .11 in . siu,y as (hut' World lloi'key A'sso*.i'ia-c I45,q-n 11 3-4 1?, 1c tlatlusfl'' otit.staruiinug iIc'1eti''IqhMvn D,,,ss.s W 5itusin (sir ttu.' 1972-73 S4'LlMlti 'I s-ti Ma" It a-, i,, , s' 'Irs-luitils-) rs'.t'Iued 131 t isis-'nail P."- b-ia-i i' rots u is I a (ruin sfiu.rLsu4riti-rs tulisi Ir 1'. Pcmp•i.,s ili.t P 33 )? i/i 11 ('sisters sri this' lesiguit' 's2 1 i'iili's. Mn4ia-. N.$,.Sts s muup.urs'd to 511 for runner-up hJ.,'ot'. h nla-v 111 41 Ii I 5' P a-l.itij*ij l'ssul Shiiis> r tel ( 'let-e'la,isi unit) ' rUa-a- H.,.-. 5 aPa-ias,4 3 -.g.s.i'a b.o'Pt Is a-a-v t.s' s for thiird-1sl.u.' I usrr - I fist iiiiic' ñ.is I's -T, ba-mi I tA'arn d of Wumuniwg. ituk IA')' titusi Juts Pisn b-a-sri I I t.,s t s,,'4'sfar i Yv Gsrn.s (litre'), both of New I-.nuglanui, 5-aia-land •h ri•'ov °' a- hurl 1') anus! 18 points, resix(-i-a-ada-s er svi ' exas Rangers Pick First In Baseball Summer Draft - ' - :-- '- a sill 5 to)nx-.e - i 30- i A.li i. i I M J ulie Cook 15-17 ,jirLs U) bat-i( Rort Neville ii) and tmds'r iys 5(1 back, Mar( .::: r : -17 :fl fr.. T -_----- L a9 Ue rst ' free _____________________________ __________ -- and fix- final stoi,of their North .ituern'a.n tour. "lark Me- In'.'4'ih i , -:! --, fr'-e - ', - - t- - - 41 ('I IA N( E (lI' I'l'l'( 'I fEltS - ( c-i' Kniht, l(aiidv IIarv('v switch If -- the ('hint'st' t uaclues, li st ] Jutsctuuetu, thirooghu an interpreter - Wi' are also looking forts ard for gynusnuasts of thut' Unitt'it Status arid other s;iir1siiusru to visit ('hints." 'Flit' ('hiiiuest utill remain in Seattle until Thursday, ushen they leave for Vorn-ssuu-er, Filth Place 'r "-". ::-. I) and order bi'ji, .1AJ I - Mark Mrfnmoqt - ..uii'im-i' - - .5 'r-irrl plaes winners Fr"! 1r irrMl, 11-12 tAly 5i \lunda tangle and under g.r fly arid 5) ft..' Mark sic.ib- mori, 15-17 hy; 3Y1 free. F'xrth place winners SI- -vt A ltarthotnrn.w 15-17 bny-s tsrk, Alirida fang1eani1 - sr.d.'r .ini 25 breast M. n---t 4 The Harigers earried the fir~t League. The Philhei own the pu k ins (it- draft's regular phase Nus 2 hoice ,n tiday's regular h Fl 11 ish snug Ia st ifl the draft ttllit'ru(- on I 'ague luist season. In the seroritiary phase, coy19i Iads'lptusa - (tie N ational ering players previously I ',sgot"s 1972 cellar (earn, had drafted but not signed, (ukLind ' - ) he-east ' '. - '' .. - ' / - - ns't'' a!:'a: 7 ,ill. 1111p.11t.'r ranked heavy. file free agent inarket today for it .'ught s, u rus'Iudi rug I"rsizii'r, thu.' annual surmituier draft sit 1-Illis, Muhuanuiuuasl All, Ken gr;iduatinug hugh st'IHM,l and i-uiNorton, Jut' ltugner and Ron legs' J)Ia%-ers I.0 I.', already have I ights the Texa s Hangers uteri' scheduled to make the first shss'siuIed this sumiuiuit'r. - '' r , M (fYI P,ç.aqt - (P -, r;agrosjnc Got' teeni: Ar Cruri I a Fscici trfl !et: wt:nrfle aq I i(u,uivanu is ranked as (he No. 10 s't,n(t'ns)t'r hi- (Iii' Wtt( Most of hall's talent si-outs dippi'mi ursio 41J..*L ' r'd r.irr.eIi, . . - 2 frc', .IsiI; III ( tis ( r_ andI l)V (hi' titus' (hi, two UK- if ( choirs- in the 'A slays tIF drafting s'nd, tx'tweeru draft and selected irufis'lc.-r 850 and 1,000 players were ex- Alan linnister, who is pIa)un li'cted to be t'hisscni tit Eugene of the Pacific Coast 0 - ':'am the l,ft' free l, and tt Itt- tIM. ILi )( 'K ,%tss,sltuts'tI l'rs-%% Spurts Vs rust NEW YO RK Al's fuse- ___ - 119- 151,1) - - Ir,,I 'if ' - rrero,t.' - ifr.ilis ("ullege Only Itt it plate .wnn.r rr SanfrI ' Ann. Smith, ,fi - - It it as a vii id expression of deep friendship,'' Samil nra' sf T H E, ;' " - S'vurri Aiqr,ri.atsnn mtrtenpaceii ru a rr..et spnnsnr.d by T.ir - , - ' sLi> s, SSA rw'nnts Tb. m.t was bell: " State -- Paces : fight, is 111) ill 2:15, I k''II be ulusut ii to 218 for (hut (tuuui,un, 1,' Sadler .erriving in Seattle last Stutur- - '- - ,,' () - is?'VsTj OOii river - - - iw - -, f 111 T he eight tmn'n and eight tttsliut'ru began (hi-un tour lui-. usosnth in Nt-ut York and visited three othss'r U.S cities lwft,rt' Florid Smith - ____________________________________ _________________________ Chinese' U.S. Gymnastic Tour Ends 1r, Cheers (h' for frp - - split liii' other ('hatIuplOnShiJ) bo ut at (hi' 15,000-seat ttustuk;,ru Itsull singl"1 V nigh,'': '.f ( ',hsrrh,'pq l o f'' 1 - iIl v,T'I if-il !sr-ed '-r. "1'' , i1,J- p 10 I.- it.il tt,rc' nirs In (be final inning or liv" tiltS, toIl .igP,( v"ry rotIy s't- torc c'rcI.'cl up a 1,1010! fat-for itit, .1rsii.' pin, as lb. ' s,r,'l'- if (corn only c.ctcl thi"ii' ilrivc-' ,n'g IiPoiir rltutcp"'l .-sr -' clnigfrs for lPie' winn"rc ogs-,,r.c' \IIII • t' Kin Itusut liii AS t'hlargs'si t ,'uu I seu's'iu ruin.s tiff (lures lists, 1i hilt' fit.' Itsibarv s'rr.srs his) tist tit'Iu Ills s- sitiw .Is'l( Ands'r,ssr Fssreuuiauu it ill S.uils'r soul that l"ssrt'iusun it ill pristibl go to Japan ni('s( i*'gitu light workouts this utt'ek uuus.nth (ss sign final contracts in titi )suklsinsl gym, shaking tInti settle the amount of the loose to stay in sha;t'.'' purse Spon_cors have put up $2 ''h' i 1101111) titus fought sulv uuuiiiion. wtuk'h lns'ludc. money hlhittsuus SlOt- i' Jan 22 tint! his fo r .' second (it).' fight on the it eight, 218, for (hut' Frazier Saint' program, but have given •-'- ' -- ii .iuutl it ill lit' tit'ttut't' flak.r Knights of (nl,irntsis, Psut (ii ni' ,s',aI I Flak.r hail I) stnik_n,ilc nmrwl two saIks, while 'NjII$-irr -irn (lob on Satirlay Jun. -mud rhalks'4 rip a (nt.il of sit ii 11.11.11) ---- - no breakdoi,%ro of Ili)%%- It %%rlll bit. Puerto Hico -A'iHflI'fq si il,Ic) tP,,.ir napping ''II-,' ins Ph" rc"t IrOn,. 11, "' Promoters Put Up Cool $2 Million .stlle'r , v hun or I %1lili) WR4 tillilIRM I-',- c"r / Japanese lii ERI'. I'ltI:%S Iii O.-cli ialt'd Iress Sport Vs titer SAN F'RAN 151 '1) AP George F'oreoan's first pa - sL sits,.' iii isv") IsIqiell until (f,. foot lb gIving 'd' lot ci '.rc's, ihfls. flu I,;ffirul iicti;eli.tcI Ih l!oIhIc' liii (I," lIkc i!"(tiflg fc,s' fii.sf fist (fir'-' tics.,'- tcilIv ______________ ' t'rrsN suit) uiutusli' gissil 1151' i'iglit usalks (ii heat AlEX, S-2 - I!l%ltlg Pd' 11th' tiltS I 'ruiI' htar,r, lf,.,,I If' fl'i. Pills arid hail fh- vø i s o"il on burr, l'.iqs' v - gj lot Pqu k jr, lt'1flHanvrs anti Mark R.r '-'I niruti inning to rr,ti!' hi rtsnq will, Itrimn bOth f"Amns both loi,hfrnl and ria -,v$ "is'- ", nm') tben (be Ianay, Ian. Trafrk and ________________ (hits's' itissis' Ili (I,.' lntts'g it nrc' iitsrv' luau s'neOIhi to take lIeu itt dssut 0 (is (11-feat .1 htius 11,-iris-k ;min , Js'nktrr-. oust muss's Littl e its-ri' this' unit Miesici' ls,itts't', Ili hi' ssul,'lv, it lois' ;rs',: I uli'iui it;" 0i Sit CO tilts hO his ilussurusi it iii .I. h Prssser didn't lts't si hit - to" .11`111111' lb' wlntiln& aths' k • tot yourself . Thut I ' Spragins added two runs in the fifth Frame for an 10- lead w4fill "flilloplorl iI plipror.Ipq ft, otis) Its, pit; hi-il I),. fit ct fooltig, , canq - II - tIOiJ$Ii1triSC 11' tOfldsilOIwt - - it, Thi tuiddlu': .Iasoi. Vs achuts. us ul: hi pusct-c il.l i luster tuoizit until his futurt' is decided - fcn ibsen -' ('alvin Slit'uiar.l a,hiest the other (Tl' hut Pat S.'hurard sloubleil sins) singled for this' losers, us hilt' BoL, Wel ls iti'nt (hi' risilti' tin the ms-sand for Spragins \tcssntslsk i: ' ' l.Irpsir 1-11 I lkif 141 go'l it hil off %vilwil1q. ______ _ _______ ______ f,sissu.'eI (0 hal tt'i s sic- I (lit-s-v ii; hi'-. uuius,nc-1 "s'sct em) iii ,siil hut is iusn,lr1,t, the i's-ouisI situ) third, I(l'll( u'i-; of : JSrP : nr,trnr, one rvs'ii,nul 'sin. t.$n t?1#' ntr riø rt'it srs'l wa', with ?hr" e "' Thut n'!ertofiIwGIvnnCount j 41 - ir a fe-us days usoc IF ______ - - Iamou: reitutanti 11w 1rvt f$oni DI ii it £.,ar? intU' cO"l1-attltusi IQIJttIØIC tc- _i, ' Hospital - - -- - -. : . u' ian - &u:: - rn'n.ute: t)ius's Wurhi Wt 111W bi tosin , ' : -"ec - . -- - ' d' ''CV U ti' u ' l''r U' nC' S. i''' -U seleclstl to' Furs' Feue1-ral øt Seminole savers 71w p- ret- of fir lot a limited Ismi' onli, and mo,- b withdrawn at en line Liii,' - u' t"l?k se'tunsc me rtJtomerir vearr (smut' :tt er:t sosequent clpcyi' rit S1_,0(j a more, vo rr,ess, purch dUCiuIiOflti pse:i place sellunc thY only S33V C)" a deposit of S251) 00 pe"nr its (r-pu"ctiase at) enl.'s-6D-psmre'set -service for ' for onl., 55 95 .1 i.:,''' ''-c s'ir -'-i -' r' : p'''-' - - - -A vil I '1Vol p 1- - - I I - -'y I I Pic*- Pioe Sett ing when you open o- Odd S25.00 one- Fj-5i Federal of Seminole Savings Account - more I 11 I II 'A I FREE - 3 Abandoned Randy Haru'e' pitched for three frames and had Ii runs tallied against bun, ushile (tKnight came in for relief art-I was shocked with fit-i' runs, a men tal mistakes and lieldurut errors proved costly Jay Bt-rgnuan and Mike Clark both doubled. v,hile Link, Edrnonds, t)ann Kinnard arid Bergman added singles Li' thiProsser attack. United Transport Union has LII thing' to it amst. anyone LII 15 .' '':---, ..1 four strike-outs without a usalk, hue his partner picked up all three ('uLS in the final frame by fans and, likewise, did not us FRIl)4"S ItFSt'l,Th -,' :r -- pitched a fine game. Ednionds t'ing thri-i. innings and taking n' ' ishoseored four runs in the fun:d Transpo rt Union got stung for four runs in the first inning, five mm-c in (h nc_itt and c'ollaped in the fourth frame for set-en more runs b % Jack Prosser Ford, us bile Jim Edmonds and Miks' Link combined talents tic tsikt' a no but shut-out over the up-and dots-n Ufl' nine Both Edmonds and Link :1 - - -- -' 1 1=10 hid PROSSER 16 LTt 0 - - iiti lilisit ut I ;II Ii) V , ,'itiis'i, ',tlsus gsk,'il ill, ls iii Ike' suit ,; uutuuI it Inks's) shut (ui. ti;,lbi'r f'u'ui Ii'' lc , ,iics'ru',t. uluisitsIe-il :lliiI '.ssii'Ii'I ohsils- ('fit is (.,n.I iii'I (I Ifsli'iI stud hut 1; J oin I(u'un.-.It- nips) 'd;iv k I h,sst ;ci'vilvui' ht -i i-rn if -ss(. III piii' iii' 10 151-: 1(111 Ut V I snit-Ing In (in' thirst inning it itli five more (allies Mt'lnt re also -\nthonu tripled, it bile disables etinus' from Richard Fredisk and .lotm - -, - l4'"pli' P ,iJIi' I..o k I,, (fit' fifth,, I's(fi sits') cs'ii'ti(l, fro,uii'q Ill bk,' 'iii'' lilt it iii, 0 I sin this' elliot (eorge's suddenl is .- k' y here the lights went -ut When (hc came tiack on, Spragins had an 8-4 lead in (hi" top of the fourth, but Ltwri George's go( started and wound up us uth an 11-10 ii in Duane l.ce hcmered and singled, us bile Ricks Wells doubled and singl ed and (;rv1: I .uggcun added a pair of singles Net-in Ward and .lack V iggins also Put safeh- for the tuinners. . tripled for his team, uthili Fcklic PualL and Set-itt Reago:; both added ciri1,1t" for Spragin.c. let', Jack %' tggins and Ricks Wells all pitched fir George's. usuth Vs ells Lakuru Ua win in the last tito Innunits - ' t'I' - Comeback \t IIs't wFiq , ILi'ins'ki :ius,I Ihususu'. flit, 11s45'f ?c Is'') it alks'sI tMfiri list' lour rtsn (;s'ot ,:,"s frame ' to skin th e car pet-plc Vayne lAt'CIu, ushcs had is strike-outs and sixisalk'- eoroeN %si.uart- -4: .-_,___I. 11 %'111 % ;fll hilil cmil!1I ~. fool 1114. :: :';: 1IU3V :t trio" isin, Fly rii'-y iørgi. t1i'rgti :fqci tfrigl.'cl, whitlø fir-y mit- k t.n,r; -, I t o W'1n I Ik' (sick ;s I Is'siiI iiie-i ll;it i ;it ('iii lb.- uliitiiioiste '-'c 'itt cliiitIsI lest iflmi:. 'tr-t huis: it III ills- fl \iert-tir - •'. I (ps;f 15;,cs baths't q (tsi' liii ).s- slsiIsfs'sI uiui'I Downs S 1~ f- ',t'hvr :l:!- t; t)''L I f 141%, ttit clulLar wi- ritungirL aaix. If drnnüec trim. (ltf j_ .. - -------, ., '' - I rl,,,, 1,,q Iol, it hue' V:,ks'fis'luI siu ks's) III 11 '.t,ilue' isuts .i,sil tti;lks'iI juict Il-uhf 1 :. off -lI\IlL lI-:AI;t'l-. or. Luronear rnonc rnarkeldrill t per cn: ii valuata1ac: (ix- Wes' Cermar. man and fal1in1 sharpit agaiac 0!!. er li-d::t F urt' j -U- suleratilt IVZfl In cii! structin'r rOSL ant twiu' loot ill avoid further d.isruptxcn Ser-Vici- for cuStomers Ii, tutor. riionth Thu adduinna' 1.flO' st ft spanb'rin (h-i buildxxii- if so. floor-i,. witl. costs flop 11 exo'$l.. nijiliofi tiff sian V lliani 1'tiotirxii _. - 'I-. •,, , ' .ix: - 4 'p i L1".L .'1f".1:.::. --no rAnidml, al nest facilitie U. Iiowntowi. Stint OT'U. L addrnt twi auditiona. floori ti (ii' I Rack Flip Fi rst Federa l Adds 2 Add t onal Floors i Selmeuler told nt'i men Monctu night that C onrar will de-atit' wixi w ill t1ik(- liii- liar]. C - llN; THIRD. lt)t)ll>(; t'i1sSt'F t'(Iilt'ti'I' Sta rt s 1 ''r- I.EW I . , _ - a-- - - . 111111,I 'si-lit itug ls$iig,' I,, (Ii.' c.'is',;(I,, tutu hiss 111411 4. iiinn.'t ji"Iiii' locti' .listi,, '/i'uli roppi'il till "o, ii till.' I II Sitilil; Sfs.iuin I liii is,; Will bib sIotiIhs tilisI I lou iii \l;-Iui)is,;s scsi.) '-ls'u s' l".it i-i'll siplils'.) (Iii' subs-i it i,nuing lI.l : Mnnda, (ix' dollar st tt'vc: it worst tall o flu- vfa- llli lilt, , I'1i' Ii; q, V _%. . I - .-.-----.- '' 'Is-If ' ,:: - II! II I 'ihII' 51041 fil''It q 9J 'Jl*f I.,111% Vii; fIi' (opl(q, ql;;'l.' q fo o l (hi' si (tin"r q lif t v t,(ffs wniq l(;i, civI',' sirs" Vt littil ousi I I,,;çf' 11111 hInt ihlillil 1,1% c'li footitirt, jos;lrit,, 01 , I?,; (La.., I1UIIU3 1_U1IW tisi ls;sls,,'fis'lsI ;i,,,I cs'veii li((.c ,; Ii'qs't', W ill Ii,t i'il lift tuiIl ' lots vivid I iiiitsltil I!'' fill '.,,1.s, ii Ss'imiist I s':;it;ii' IIII Illl1iII!l5 I 'I llisi'l :1 (0 oI - si,itsigs' •p Ow tsis:,tsI lii (lii' Ili ci Inning miii -II liii V ( (Pill . ils',, cs-I( feel dciiiii (ii ; elptq lsst(Is' it ills I lu,is' uutifil nifillo,: 11,1111f 'II( N i-Jk 7 (Pill! tui,ii' (nihic ill lbs. ilIlti (101114' llsi' i sniipti'( l's) (Ill-il i N%4.-. ,.so S. FR ENCH AVE. 8:So*rnuncL'.utrlear!' ,_ ,, ,,, 4 jljlj,fl ~ lilt - asaeniblin tnt tnoI and ru: nxn through tccflnrnue - if von tee; von need n'rnr Umt Wi riot.': flavi Lu g' Tnwsia -, Scnweicitart cain 'h'iaa' okir ton' Witt (hi nar't wall niar - - I ALES MOTOR 0011. p ant! April when thu S(I o,' lr "orindol"L ft pound till ul, twor wrastnm defenill rill DON " ~t 'i °' / lpf q (fs' L 1'i r I'tu tii t Ii '-Jut suit if I •f;q it;; f);4' -._,,__- ____________________ - _1 1~ "I, A (hi- dollar weakened, mover- on U. ne heights ...L U '.';: - -* _____________ - i began U - __________ who ree sirill flit -(J Shut-Out UV -. - fsincJf, J,gn 11;410 ri: , - 11 _• - I . W""L" ''' .- 0 1V?S D'iwui-s -. 5 - ' it- £.5M(. (hi weak: Ir've for (hi dollar, ir i ear Watergatz u tuiw- &ine cad- husrnea.c da ______- DFIAI IDLYT I 'l i l _ ;~1.i - - '-I--.. x- _/ "'kii J. -" 1' in Pa-is (Ix dollar dropped Dealer- agairf blamet. "U. dallil trifluble largellif on tht •"~ 1... 1. • % In *' -, SCHOOL I- ' Tix eatwus action pnru'nt U- 4 It dolla:- 'nfltjnijpd Li immer'ui tran it flt' Mast witL tht admin: iflL it Luropi -sith' ;&- (ix- Zurit4 t : CS wis frans thor %s'tiit i- iIin b U Americar. c'urrrn ht ne Al wert- ne lows and dalers Mnzetl eontrn) o Phast lnw and (he pnc'i- iv gold nes said the hnttnrnhailrio: been hi: vrwate- of n freen rna Pu yet Iigh- for (hi fifth ctraigh da picked ur suppor: sinc't Mn:-t iginninp Sept 4 anc reuistratinr ir a church offict- School program b pUt& n: W- rtwIi tion od4ed. 'Feryhok.. as ennnniLctrwssnwn its well th( hirt.< vol ght ho ., bil l raising Ux- 'eiling or (hi vt' trad tuitional deh Ie"IIU' It wisuir lx ditfs"ult for Nixon to 'ptis . - .. 'L .11, MIflfl. Dollar Still Falling As Gold Keeps R n rnr.r roLrIA _________ 1 tatifid !'TLI Anotioll. AiM) )' AU' onfsden-i - - - - ' -- - - -ivat - - AIS- t . S _____________________________________ \Innt4k, I , (1w eaurw ci11' for i rnandau' fli' 0 hilt, _____ - - - rn - __ ro4rite bih Tht ruon entard I• :-:fl4 Prc;dnt - I. ue by a •n'côntrnis IIlUTL. Senat r frec7c n prwcs. profits. Hnd others agrec that Phaw : beer i dtsacUr emrrrat art pushtn., legisia. wages and salaries. rents, and Milorit' lader !1ikt MHr. tim ti fret'U w*ge and prwc rna'.umer tnteres rates , follnwtni in:- (i days fii'lti told newsmer eaueu.c decla red Nixor' that :L or '((q'jj 5S1(W ir:unanfmnwvnu Mnnda, fThas ernnmic rontrnl "JU th lit nwrat. r tPu Senatt T m&TatI eaiwu trnmltignu'd lailurt' süd cain n! (lx S Senatt VOWed Li- takt inuiwdiaU steps 'prtrt are nn r*ctn. a: (hr tefld4'd AFUI fl4'fl( dncseflten t( hrii (lx- profloSal Ii ii floor facU" rate ii- Z rears Tlx- resolution nmmIt Ser' mo'rat it, aUit Ii rnjit' - ate --_____ 'it :i pro datn:-o, 2 - It'll VA.SU1N(T()' P - - v i , R' IAR(.ARr1 4cwta$pd Pre' Write: ts. - - - mnr. lox- - I - - i .1 •% "- - - - -. - Prom * se U .Vp. ___ - I - ?bA - - r% 0 ; " t 'I) - Ii _ ___ - % - lively . '1 rt'nuutiiay, (lie WIIA's highest ,coring, de'(s'nu s"iui;un, at t'ruipi'd NEW 'ii SICK I urr) I 'opt'lui, - hi of 'u sit iuis'tut s' Itch' iii (lit' Ann-ri' gs' iii' r sit hitS ulsuiter - N,ttusii.s I I Issiki'> 1 ,4I ('1111) (41 , 1:111-:c Ss'rgs' tlt'ruuue'r - No. 2 scorer last 5t',ls4sni (sir tti all flockey I.t'usgut', was riaruusrsl to replace I':tuiik Frusuis tuonsul Ifs ui-he) as s -inst-hi of (lie Nets York Ra ngers, but I"rainss's ,s " Ill rs'tui.situ genut'ruil Iuuu:ia$ts'r off (lit' sugnus'd us a t hree-)- ear contract us idi thus' Quiu'Isu- NurulIqIn's of t i ll. \ Yt,r l( l II u-ks'% ,su- ls. t ion c ' (real s Sttsiit'uit5.ni l-2u, N uuuore c'ut'U-a.r 2-6; N New York t Ktisszuan 5-4) at Kansas Cut) s tkago 5- 4 at ('inwinrauti i (rliiusley 5-4 , N Lksiur, I'sattin 4-? i N "iuiu Fran''isctc Llryant 8-31 41 Ns'ts York i SWt(K'I*t)I'SI 7-al l'u(t.sburghu c. lInks 3-lu, N at tt'ias i Siet-sert 3-Ji N lhiulsuth-Iptuia 1 us itchell 3-2i \liIus tikt't Short 3-I -it HoustonWiio 4-5), N S4uui Diego It (;rtf 45) at St. i ie- - 3-3), N Vs t'dni'sdu 's (uuuurs l,scs Auugt'ls'' at ( 'his'agts Atl anta .it Montreal, N San lAss Atigs'lt's Kings of the Na- I A-ague, c. Froia'ust'ti tut Pittsburgh. N l'huiluusli'Iphuzi sit Houston. N Stun I iIs'j.. lit St. I toils, N iih g.0 iii'', s'bieutuil,'ii Oakland u Hamilton 0'-p N LX'Irtt i I\rr 645 at CaMot-- must u Had 3.j, % edui.'da f_auuic'-s Mituut'it.0 at 'kvt4antl ' KarMisCity at Llostun ('hik'agti at ltaltsumre N Nt'tt York sit 'l'eittis N \1 llWatikss' at thiklsintl N Detroit sit ('.0 Ii (,sr tie \ �4- 7uesdayJunF5 28- The Sanford Herald - I - . --- __ __ .- - - Nt VI .- - a NOWL - ( ( I'J - , ' h. ' r - g• -::. 0 - '' -: .- - - - - .. - '- 1 ,,. .fj .. 4 ,V . i- .à4iII c ltt4iI-ii7 -i-.. :• - . - I.--- - _____ "i iA4 ra. ' ' -g ~101. ib.l 11 - do -_ pa - ,, ft if 11-4 ' rot Ill, INFIELI' FLY P * 11'.' Cie 1 [:Inr er4n Liii I I 1 I us i -7 u ti ovvs, fs Floridi State Rank scored three times sr both the first an second innings, while Seminnh Petroleum ITiBTSagNI Just thre tallies in the' second, and the game stayed at that margin the - I -Q Anno l\mini 1973 m tin-n be the Year ( the StOfl R&edespItegreater a ti p0j being fo'uM the destgnoted hitter. W ______ - - - . . 1 ''" ' P. ' I6,, ti m Ulf s6 -. ~ ~. rll:~~!,,Plo~' . - - - - - !% le • - ' '- I 11b - - • - .-. • - -' , ,,.,-•---. ____- - - - - - ..- _-_ - - " ___ "-. __ ___ - - - - : - . ';-- - '.;iit M tall' LI lii Lee sirn I cabiaan arrangedI se that the- aU ccrtau spot than It; ht i' ounge-i- camper (I It 10 are tot big yardage Thil aulvt:-' T11 L; WINC secre Tight V; onito. from Sam Snead. i gulfe-i loni: revered tat lift jiers an- enjoying the- same prodigious di-stance but ever program but on i injort . mart highk regarded a., is rounti p %sophisti ca ted level C'1 - tee- slur thait steppinF u; and ," tflfl5tec IflI; tJtt and tiol, tot' , tkv examplu I! is holf, an AITICT1CaI which a 24'- art' Litive wtiiild givit, you ii douI lit* and getting a level reiauonslu; & the oui-oi.ctoor 22ards 1 o- you! appruI st lit, " . in! if) theu vvrr)ua~ lift III%- sucti `Alway. , tr% tit tiv awa% diveralt- activiI w. se=4 it Irani tro ' tibiv. tou It Hiert. I*!. inkc shal.lou WWI a ischeries troubit- un the right sidu of expert or, bikini ti j; lb. tiok tee 'sour ball on the- zard's Hooll * wtwn- th( lsuzand!, righ, sidi of' tim tecing area of vulture. ,maki. their nI and hit ' towai*d th( left side the' tazr-wiiy Tne s'ear icr- the first Unit of 1114 L ut 1 It :tdT 1 1I6 St -- ii: g , Ci delij feint mind - - campers su1 lean to haidit- down the lairwas Snact savis *1*otj have it, thitil., traditioi, o; mark&numstup . .L -'-- " Iriti during a M' loss U the Cu innati Red. and hecanit Lilies. CanUIdaLe for ?J)t thS.- - -..-- '-.-- .-w- Jones and Cratea rent Oh hr iLS Wt iuline anti M.ty are rt'cen:removaL - . - ,, - wzi' iron "abou Ht. sufteree 1! hairlint Ends situ eturt whet hi ht 'p arivt- tact monti- and missed 4: couple a' starts • RONII ~ AT', - StI Smlth'f, lr tir. thirt: sI lit, Flaudena LvoI Goolagong 0! Australu.. rate~,-,-'-, and fix. Houston Astraii, $l3,0(,Xi itahar- service: ui the' finD: IZilflW tii wiLl Australian Phil lien: be- the 10th gamt mend the- match fort- t1w tq"eedt!d Amencan sta- go,. imci of, UK winniril Smitt.,, seeded firs, . us tin~renct Cnm, 1I w"l.. lost tv thameS 'ian Snift beat lieni 4-6. ", "Ili 11. itat'r & the Setherianth worrier ~ singie: pJaN took a second-round viCtor) 2 " Sports n Brief -- . . he- service' brokeit again ii- tir rurI wtucti cost hmi the firs: Set Snuti overcame troubit' Ito, Tho A-4mit airlil 1&rrs~ Horse Show 00 U ' Bi MV Associated C) . . he coitlo proVe' himself , . ~_l great's sans Marty, 1. and Mark, i, L the r'ent WHA "? Thn (tot-mar- Q S'attit ii a e%" CPerr Creel TBA P PrshalI f' A W"w- LE to ask me ill could hold on long WhUec enough to plaii with tlwm.*' the orrncr altW i nger s after amving here with his entire eat-tub Monda y . I may be pushing the Issue ii S jeons F orst 7 LiC 3 Senator W or 4 Royal Wrack Boise, 45, retired fruit-i the s .sreaioIcl P / Hat-ri- hopkins 4 and 1 Monda There will be- stalls available. 'i\ 5 j' III the' first round of the' tourn Trw Refreshment stand featuring ummet u- the- 4,00t Wither' ," -. fltttfl IVttt' hut' Gyzrrd, Pat -' 'as once' tIjgft tigrat .10" Royal Portistawl llflkS Oil tiit' able 11) beat Secretariat will not Helhiiwi saul he hopes U en- home--baked deaserts and cold \ -' coast of Vales Lw' on the' track at Belmont Sat- ter Landais. Chief against Secre-- drinks The' proceeds from this show- \ "s'\('-. urda'. Ii stop 11w' latest horse' tat-ui! in a future race The' lesan, who never has racing sensation from winning Lsr veai- at Sa ratoga. Lai- will go in to' the buihimi: fund for dii's Clue! was tavortai to beat at future' cluithouse a Triple' Crown taken a les&)nbt1tt141sL natural Fur further information apUtude' for the gunK', af)Nell Heilman. tin' uwner Of Secretariat as a -yearokl but t Sbost' Secretary LnctadaCtuef. said Mondai that Secretariat came' on to win It writes peated mw of the- strongest VuPA). 144 he- has decided not to enter his, was- 11w' only time in hit tries seen in tin' amateur clas. '> -" CIarrmui. FL. 71U horse in the final kg of the Virginu-brtxl horse's career sit, f or years There is ne admission charge' -' The hiriuste Amateur u match iriple Crown; The' Aitian.- that another horse was favored for spectators owned horse wits a caiwincinE to win play over' 18 holes UULU iieXI '. - - ' QO9 CRED ' V 1 . : r '' ', - ,\ \ . .O - - " - ,r' , ' ' a sire president in the Red ". 11 " , ' S'a*iy $ WPurI*inC VI. they are 20, meaning another and gave Howe a chance to ' ir r çb ' Larrata'e W NHL Howe came' to Houston over the- objections of many ill the- NHL who accused hun of turning his back on the jeagu that supported him. Howe admitted be hasn't kep to in shape- the way he' did donut' the- rigorous NI-IL regular sea son. But he' tuisni been !-otiaplett'l' inactive either ..We have an aitunni 1e4,tlri ul old-timers and we play am schedule of 30 games a year." Hoist said "But I'll have to i*dunt it's 'nut like the demanding schedule- of the NHL" hose u.aid it seas Itt) e'T (i'fl' 4 ect-tain that Mark and Mw-ti -would play '!ur the Ace-us text -Season but the percentage' or. 4us playing wasn't quite as high - -,.'.. S yin)!. Pride e "byrkirø Pence I Qv -C 0, )VI 2 syrs Ranger Topeka Rati,i P Hayes Love W '- - NICKLAIb ON TO? AUGUSTA, Gil tAP; !'4ck1aus earned 512,5Ut) fur is third-place tie it, t1w resct-ri' Masters It lifted turn to the- top 4, place on the' I97 I-GA gulf tour through April 9 with Slut .064- - W ARWRO ' ' 1w eaorne'c $1.6-J.", Where dropped Lu second place in tIm' eur's tour ear ungs with $1U2.1I. Bruce Crawiptun of Australia was Lund fur the first Viree' 11buntilt with $9I,W-'U - !W -' ', ,)_ - -- - -- x ",-' - -- ,/ - , ' "WHERE YOU ARE J GV? A Wilvo r A Jatp'r , 0 ,. 7 '/e' ¶ 'IC C Fva P.iii4r,fl two ,11 I -- 11 TEQUILA iOU (01111 MhJI(O - ui 4't'.i1?-1tZ.1 IMP 1(1115 1__ 59_ IAIGIliAr. '" IUY BIER '. 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ID KY YOOILA 3.99 4750 6" 01 SUNNY BROOK 111110D 449.. ,. 53 5W QUART GIN-VODkA 3,.. 11 U.35 GRAND AWARD 15 YR. ,.:, .. 1.99...99 P CHIMED' .':CANAOiAN4 99 .- 56 95 01- PARADISE VODkA-GIN-hiM 3M.. 3..1G In ARC $ YEAR CAJUDIAR 4.99 3.-.. 10'.' If 13 5135 4- ABC VOOU-GIN-RUM 6'.' QUART JACQUINS ::..1 14 1' 01 CERTIFIED 9 YR 40'""5 49.... 61 95 11 35 -- - 3 5551 TOM SIMS IMP. /VI . . ' j 5.49 - __ **;,iour2vl;c3Tcj ci- 9OPLGIN 64" (All SIACIIIIIY ,99 ... 5*11* PASHI IIIOIIWISI III 5114 ,l' -a' 57( 4.99 ,l - - IV ASCiI' I . I. CRIME-Di.MINTHI fra • • .. HILL 8 YR 0-)?)'. CO(A0 *0111Th '"'II ,i-i 4•59 QUART T.V. VODKA SPICIAL IISIIVI ... 53.88 COMFORT V*1JI'. 799 .01*11 Is. P5QOP )55Ifl55 ____ ___ _______ TIA MARIA •..S )I 574$ '" "--It [olia WELLERS ---- -.- . _. huH (III a .--. 5195 42.95 . S 55" (All " -' '1 4 IMP, JAMAICA [Wj 4548 319 5° HIGHLAND BREW 83.15 9' QUART HEDGES BUTLER 6.99 49-95 449 6'. WHYTE & MACKAY 499 5895 1" CERTIFIED .-1)" 4135 6'.' IKYIR HOUSE )Qfl 12 YR OLD RARITY 1895 699 1' kilT CASTLE 86 PROOF 399'--- 47.75 89 50 -. _____ MYER'S RUM h'l.0 f 4 49.95 46.95 ... COINTREAU 6" "Gulve JACQUIN.''44' ' '* A IN 61111 '..'Vol HIGHLAND II -'- " L BREEZE ti 1110111 't-.'iI (OC iSt'C• Ii rr, aes . lt3 1 U CERTIFIED '' I. $,svI..I HiT 531 III' -d ' '.(oI(u '.5. - HEAVEN 4.89 QUART SOUTHERN '-' - BALLANTINE '' sOaSs.* OLD REPEATE Ill ST IMPOUND CANADIAN r 1' BENEDICTINE _ R4 '.jTN & BRANDY W. 597$ ... 4.99 BLACK VELVET ABCBUYS BY THECARLOADANDTHESAVING IS TOURS OLD GOLD 10 YR. JACQUIN IMP 01CM .*_l'• "am 43C IT JIM BEAM 8 YR. .,..,'i ' set '" set i, sit VAI4IS It ii _ ______ 3 14 LAUDER'S a..e•_ TDA NEVER ALONE" C) J.T.S. BROWN 86 PR. SCOTCH IMP, KILT CASTLE 14A .4---.- - - ""a TIIAISS 8 YR. "'us" 7-9 W. HI-WAY SO WEAR TURNPIKE (0(011) CONWAY ID, & CRYSTAL LAKE DI. DOVER SHORES PINE HILLS W. HI-WAY SO - 5040 IDGIWATIR DI. (PINICASTLE) 4350 S. ORANGE AVI. ''" III AGIi, Iii. s• M 10 SILVII STAR RD., AT JOHN YOUNG pswy. HI-WAY 17-2 AT 434 SIMORAN BLVD.) ROYAL DELUXE CABIN STILL Itotntei-i ANY BRAND ANY DRINK ANYTIME ABC EXTRA DRY ______ 's p IMP. FRENCH BRANDY tOO P1. VODK A ______ OPEN 'TIL 2 A.M. ENTERTAINMENT & DANCING . - t - .95 a vs M. us.. _______ 599 3 14w YELLOWSTONE SPRINGS _________ OLD STANLEY to 1 1110W tAil LiST ffQltSA1.L IT_R ai - "- 71 ', 4.49 ___________ CANADIAN (ALE ______ ______ .'. . .i.c,. ' a CLAN MACGREGOR dM4. IletCa I Vbndeven!," RCESTWINE&SPIR _____________ _____________________ ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES - SEAGRAM s,. V:O (*51011 1195 _____ __________________________ *01115 III' 111.5 $(OV(A -' _____________ 6 -11 It iiidki_- I,&NU•'.'I%i eas.*c.i -"i VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' • r W Chico, f # -- 5 S&mrnv $hit* 6 Bellf. V "Yon _______ _______________ I CulT IPOCIALS WISER 10 YR (j5Ø5 5355 ST. LEGER 5' I YR. ROYAL DELUXE KY 3.99 9" OLD TRADE MARK j,':: 7.99 1" 01. ARC 6 TEARS D 5" I YEAR Ot O REPEATER 3,73 EDEN IKIRII 33 B YEAR 173 Tenth Rilce,-S600 Pace a s,ii D Garnornell L Draoiloe, P perliliall Wayne 6 Mc L vsc rcovs 7 Alevs #VI Colby Mclilrnurra, ant ,n A Lool, PhySiclan S 0II(I 64-06 Fit, Tfiw ful- , couldn't accomplish in Vi ' M D'Arnalo way two years for Mark. I'lien along came the Aerus - $ IMP ISAUCI 47101 P5 Race-ITDO PiC, I Good Morning McIllmurray A KentiI V Time Wyatt T loolia,ritirigne Wings WgUrtlZat.19n. Ek-C-81.15e Of Fifth Race-4600 Pace an NHL rule. Mark and Many I Alert Corr-rd P bicow could not play in the NHL until , Matter Key W chic.ovfw Lee' Trcvuw, Ord at Augusta 8,3• - - S v"l" "Vi V.S.0.P. COGNAC 6 YEARS OLD r CERTIFIED HLMRY 12 YEAR A Mar,;e-pr - ' (YIRIOAY PRICI$ QUAIl :4RBOURBON-qçl _ __________ - NHL two cars ago with an ar- e Raven Newwt n? stork, Caper M P4,ir'- r a b.rrrc I EAt! CApO m ont h __ - 7: ~ T i Wt -W '1 ___________ I%Tj 'i 1u'i?p'.. IL lI!k Alt liii TNt LORIS fol •OUISOU 4.69 47.' 3 -'--'------- on horse ' ___ HICKORY OLD U PS 1.5 0I 5 Sertsirt S spr-qgs PYIC Siopoke E '7 ysor flond, sr, 73, If ____AMERICA ___ ____ i ' Cl Aitrrn, All, I) '.701 IN OASIS Morgan, Ci, AIL ___ a W McIllmurray Peppers Note ,.. C1 Leti O'OIit -' 1 ir- Ee9P" R.cpISC Pit, S OAT TI) IN I (In, 00 , ') A. c 8 YR I0vSio. 6 YR VSOP BRANDY IMP, 5*5CC P5*1W, STANLEY KY. VODKA McHENRY 12YR. u'.0 CII IT bulbs CALVERT ANCIENT WilseV A 1 ~ ' ICOMI 14LiP'S '. Slirgell, Igh. IA Nn,th Oak, 16, . PVIIT0 Iliac LEWIS "66" tS Sprgt .1 Wuf ; AAy Porchase comes about A L t,surt patlatta. wh(j beat Nasum ir. UniUflt e .iatperr kS BoIøRoi: ' ' ; ',I;u,CIle. 0Ii, S. Mitt. - 6 , f . ,'.-.,, flench, 1011 S - 11 I . .I. ~ I" I 000 11 I'S UerUu'.on, IA, 14 ford'., SC', II TM 1011''. M.t:ijer. lii 4 cc 70'. Spri is 1 , is. Cetfrrto, COin, Ii, flori'., SI - Iv •tecrper, ,'., ii. Pt TIltING 16 Deci ftionfil PITCHING Ii O4'CC%iOn%) Cal, 97, III. 7 73. CoiPnia,i, liuilingham, CIn,I 2. Itt), 7 91, We'.,. 1".l. 10 3, 1169, 343 Cloilzm,'n, Oic, 51 11t ..7?. 71$, 3 71 ST RUt 1011 IS SOld,,',, NY - Cv 11 1 . 769, I A?, Si MIKEOUTS N Ryan, Cal, 123; Carlton, l'h. II 5-noer, Cal. 97 CU HEAVEN HILL KENTUCKY 0 11 BOURBON 441 CERTIFIED BRANDY 541 01 F IARTON ....:, 47101. SCHENLIT GIN or VODKA 3 91 g; T&ALA VODKA 31101, CRAWFORD SCOTCH_ A Jaloperson .) 8 tro" - cl 3 choos" 4 API Advanced W ChiCoyne right rust, but its c'tt' I r,, tainly worth the eff ort if it ~ J i rn't Jrq Ttit match wtv, is bi[ dL,-- , A 4Oar(1% CrarO Maver Si C) Allen. (CI, 17 • 'T''C) elcue bander is in a ninjot- taurna ,. ' MCP* RUNS LA. Ii. 140&I I4oM RUNS Mecit*rry, KC . Ii, -... 'TBI. - ____ ' - ______________ tlNc flat, McHENRY 8 YR. t SI QUART SPEIALS - -' - 0 P Drnir, ___________ 11 .%I '. lOIn, 37, Wynn lOin, . 1)0001 ES 0 Allen, Chi, ), kIfl0itt,0&C. k(, U Rojas, KC, ii I R III ES (Mew, Mon. S StOLEN OASES -r ' NATIONAl LEAGUE IT Ill'. I liE al todd ?5''-'. lie . i 0' nlrh,'.n 1)4.1 1 j-'r r1k ___ L s' CUCUNHIIMIR KIND 37101, f Polk I Blaske v l r' ,.___________ , ____ $ OLD GRAND - - ________ ( ; I (I MM 'I'; IS Till.: W( ) I ft ) for flu I I'll I t,a ti.':- who ml csed thro hail ''1 IV it in I h','' on h i-, Ii 141 "Wing h itt wont nit to 1 rig the hors.'t, tel.' this, nt xl I hill, hlt'tltlti(l I J'Fl I Iol a IBM t;htut out In Jack Fross.'r Ford i n I ill It' Mu Ion' I 4'hIl',tit' t)IaV 1 ltit'hnrql,q I'h(,t o II N'. OAT I I'E) IN M,t I.'t e Si Mellon, (hi 39 COlTS Olet, kC. Al Muctr, NY, 3512117 P BIOC1 P('?PIB'OOo% VI' N F rape, about corrung out a! reurerrient t TiPI canoe It' play on the same ttdn with Third R.cp4iOi Pit, his When a Ciocio, coming up, people always used 2 DO" ll 5,cOOr 3 Maw Freight A Jaspersop san. Adrian(, PunatUt, ,',, IBA o, , ii :, RON RICO ""°'C _f _r. __________________ ill 0 Cole.., u1_ CoVtCOU 'tAt),'. t A Id ),J S ' 7 T0 7 10 56 (Hi 67,3 4 ¼,, ,, -' ____________________________ a', %%N " ''')t" 4 PPerh £ - OH NO, I MISSED ir lit'. I - Wills IC ' AMERICAN I tAOU hA III N( I 100 II 1111110 DAD 100 3 Dancers Ant -cr LuCk CPaftip 'I s Ch'cone ~l Too';& m0rglt ''o" Pep"ers 4 sprojs , _____ 0 0 ~ at - THF AS%O(IAIF() PWF%S ______ Pi1i hit top fort-n tournament at Roland 'v"b ''O%? Sh (I V FOUR ROSES GRANT'S 8 YR. I(OICN HEDGES-BUTUR 'I., ''. $?r I rhe Aerus drafted the former Natiomil Hockey League tht score.-I, wert, * G-Z. (.4. lo-1 appointment f or Lit AL1 £ ___________________ l Leaders s.P.$LOTCN - Rbce-IeDC Trot ';' Sale Lasts S BIQ Days Tv.s,, Jun, S Trv sat, June 9 S111th Rac@I Pace - They've Bucharest last Year This ti,i called Me Nastaw- it tennIs wI7. clown , a prima donna "' 0 9 Presi Sports '. rftt'r HOUSTOI\ C *iirv AT' Gorciic h Howe' & Sons opened business 5 Wends Melody wi th the Houston Reros today on a &al that could gc the 7 .ker .lr'. WortdHockryAssociat.iontearri I.iJl ROCtI am corner on hockt' tdlPflt market in the Howe clan. MUflUi!%-)us' Li tI' s&tflhlfiTia ,. "" 'i"'- '-4 - Ma*or TEACHER'S Seminole • , - - IrI1 -. - - II all play - ' -- .:: : - Secretariat Foe Withdraws only track. Post time for the trotters is 8 p.m. Monday through Sat ui-day ( Bill Vincent Photoi % - , YaW C. PARIS Jauron of Swampscot: Mass McAnall of Angelo State-, event in k 22 YearmOld T xan ures Into sh Am ,i.' LII n, 11 t L-....,-L. i'is %Jfl . L1111 ill F Ill Rid n tu is nationalli, televLw-d vwtar% . * - Tie L.Ldrcun. Improvement won 1w. greatest rt'cognitioti as years individual competition Aswczauoir wil l be' having its record - breaking running is entered Second Annual Horse- Stun' back Satur, June- it, at Clarcona iocI&: ITHACA. NY AP Jauroriwas named toKudizk e Hursenwns Part. Starting and Wailer Cam; ,th-Arnersca JLS1)ALE, Cornell tJniversit Unit is i li.fli The part- is team'. and broke nine- Yak varsity rowing coach since' 197: loCitettimiiCli1oUUI0f Apopka, football records including most resigned Monday to enter pro • • • V St of 43 at McC.ormicl rants gamed it. total offense vale- business. ac-t-ordin' Li un Isuad anti 111(1St IOIZCIKIOWUS UI a cam- versit officials The' judge- will be Mr Bob rt.rr Jesdak', 3, succeeded Stun Unit ta the first round Frau. : :--nui; fin.m: or the' ULi.t' IMIe' of Palatka Sanfoi-u, and it: tus firs: St11set lC lU)'. Tilt )%tS(r-'. Stralaciot Miamikcust. ant! t Li' robing kurUicassitnu. Theshou will feat,ureZ, Jesdaic's varait esgni-uantt: G1M1 _UNG.S.0 1A1'i A %rileT Associate-ti I't-e-s!, Iu - of the' 200p1us en- Thomas .1 Culligan of SarI classes including grooi-iurig, field of 1l golfers representing crest Scored air upset victor) it P(WTHL'AWl V.aie tAP' tries, the' first round is-as car- Mateo and said ilhowniamatu p. halter . Western. 34teams has entered the' annual (tie- national interttolkgutt. - Mter.i years ptayingu;tlus English and a special r red ve't until todas it 'fun National intercollegiate' rowing ctlainhIIorI5htp: A blond iner&cari youngste tharnpeonstni. I'm quite (In Munda, l out of 30 U.S class" Entrifee is *1.51 per Athletic Aciatiov Golf TourSyracuse. N Phil uutOli nwt1 1i SUrt starters reached the second mthar with the feeling of losing , iLit0mn1 vet agaui u the firs: rciinc In, round Another- 20 t'.S hopefulsSilve: pevce- .II ribbons " ' " oli championship. out in the- first round Luc1a, 1k)t disaPpointed 11w- tune 1 will txt awarded in cacti class 'Utna '1 and setOne Anierican who doesn't didn't shoot well and rn iet'ond There still ' 1a1the and an OHICLU be 1 high point Ancient Clut said "Ht- jutS OUt give ut itead'- another stat at shots ho were nt good but I wa truptiu' .of the' best swings since' Jack the' till; -and lost for the' lrei still happy stilt m' gaiTit Thedivisions wil l Lit- I.-, hittlaus. and wider, 14-17 and it and i'i E tries again I.. ale Univeritity'a . , highles, wi- Gramblitil, ~ Village Green'-ras Studiuril is rated tht britI Hard Court Chaniptoir. nual athlet.tes recognitim. fix, c0mc world*-, Lai) clay cuux-, event. ship:~ thu, year, Mit- Itahar; had V.S International Universit% Niallon Award, will gli, this, and it'! fast. be,conunr ttw Iaoke6 for,A- ard tu unother sear It football star Dick .Jate- of Size I1)uege., Cali. n defenti- sthmpmi: ground fur Lit East, III toda f inal It' tile low Lurupeam Tim a the third aliI "I'm not at all surtNasuejota-rimn Comi wtd Manda% da%, 77-holt, competition. Jim Europear nwr'. ,final, it, the will said. - jOoi It' Gl1F'lLE'i MILLLI me Gw HAVEN Coiu tAPm - nament operuni luestini ' to 1 O player, : - We,, m bccc flUIUJIUIfl HIlO tilt 1JUIUW)1. Nostase he o . :-. . mat, fatv!- Nikki Pih~ o! l'ug(. *skivu- for tht' flkttt 5 sing l e., 11th: : .r of ttm, Frencti Elper Ienriv, onships I - and , Philadelphia art a 11w : .*: ' Ttt Johr Mnber' drove )1Si and 52nd IUns far hansaes triple- h Dave Cash, an infield Cit t, RoyaL'. were hutout an Willie- Stargell's 16th b -or coti homt TUII walks and hit batter have- Roberts fired a si-htl- licf 5n. crone-ti tour tUnes it mi In % '.nt hi iii lit 1flfllfli U- thu ants American League- dal. LIIVOfl(I i-oiindriitc HsW, ne, wrvict, In, thli- fin', game of Uiv mztch Hv bounceu back witti a servicit- break ui Litt fourtli garnt- 1A, Uv 7-2. but hit( blanked ' a Sons To Elsilowhery m tht, National Aneciatre Farm Spam WriteT diL u tin NeT1111, a, Fares'. HilL, and ttw- Dava. Cup fina: it; Leagut. t1w Sat; Francuicu Gi- ants whipped 11w Pittsburgh Pi- first set of f'ti. lIII .,ni%4 'IA-V% I IIIJ • . flhTiLi when the Scored Ot Li tookit- o. the 'tear ui 197 ht.wt WO!: since April 2L Not slump ilk the' French Open last LaHL. native- rallied ithel ••• Turf Club -. - one Bradle%, ~--`_. blanked tht Pt* rates until the- bottoin a' tht , s Smith's th French Open Reversal - SHOWER P40W THAT'S DA,\ Cl.. \\1\}i;\1 a groom at the Seminole Turf Club gives one of ,, action Sifl...t comin. . (-C)NNECTING F (JR A Rll)L - Avni Al i fracturrd bane- ui hi.- let. hiflt jj1' *;' VIT ' -- - - -------------- night who. li.arrelsm suffered -, -. - - - -..- . - - _ - - -.- - Slum tm it, calcV b fist..' -'- . 'I - - ,4-, a.s Lel S mantis, - - - --I -_ ______ - 'i would the Newt 'or -. ... - • - - - - Mets stretzrhin their winning ctre.al A cfo'- their fourth straight WIT flv asm(. Carhon Fist drot in four The Nei \ orkers incredible Uri- lead Ir UK- West Divisior, runs with a homer and bases.rut of in jur ies continued along it three gaines over Los Ange- loaded -all It ue Red So wilt t heir recent recen suite Monda , LIMonroe Inn batter swinp, , - skJi \eLwitt these- activitie: There are 110 baseball hind the- laW -': Howe, ; , and Older - - ,. ttwX -- - - PT'us recreatirn sitt emptsas1 A 1rS Golf jr"Ur- responsible- use' of naWr o erareal MI3fd u: ,blend of archer) canoemi,, . IrOID the I II ci saietN . - . ,- 9 action. the Milwaukee- Rrewers home run ..s the- Astros drubtwd B' HIIL'ctII:i ?LS..SENsO AssocIated Press Sports Writer edged the- Oakland A 24 and the Phillies and ended a losing the I4octor Red Sox pounded the- streak at tour games while extending Philadelphia's It an,.cas Cit RoyaL' ç.. Vowe vn like ti nav W ilhMay'. in center field CIeoi Tut' f uentes and Garr MadJin Colbarr; pitched a five.lane it let', do), dr nve ui three runs apiece hitter and Hot Coturcw hit ;irc' base flarreLcot at hurleL the homer ti lead the Hrtwerc chortstn; and 1t,r Grate 1w.- .' ' - - planned IL SITeS'. CCI 't1tdI)n anti ''tVltIO7i --W---40C - t"is ;;rl- - -• - , Ti- • - - Fresi Water Fist Commission, art-v Brian IiuiIti'i a.iti Meridiai, IUtsStst. , f ' I .t...r' ..'w4:_411 ' - " ' 1~ ! tim, to hit a him,' t I - ' The putehers usually are in command, as tk'monst,r,ite'd by the frequency of 1-4) and 2-1 ganws, You can't, or shouldn't, steal when your club is two runs behind. And in yesterear's high scoring games, ) there simply weren't the strategic opportunities. In 1911, the New 'ork Gmantsccunpleted 347 success(ul steals In the course of a season. Contrast that with the total of 13 that ti-ic Washington Senators bagged in 1957 or the total of 17 that the St. IAs,iLa -• -... '- ,'..s" , - S , 0 . W_.PIR 2I-_V. , 111w, ettrelni,wel . __________ - In tiunko ttievii st't'n iuinl •'Iininpieis lilOse e'er.stiiinlng tno'tie' lel .Iitiuin l}iki', to e'nll Joe \!e'( 'sit' thy n 'pnti -hutton lflhiflRCt," anti, of esirite, 1)% r kes was tight Itul so was Mo't'flt'(h) It isa" the iiMl flItilne Miuic't' Moo flOg Wilts () land with the tight club at the right (tine The l)iclgem s in 1967 had a ilt1c'hles's ball ('1111). twit an. perliet Is-c pi tt'tiing hitulli around Sands Kuifn, Dim 1h)-kink, John l'cistres and lIon Peri-n,i;ki Rut st- bile all the foregoing causes are important, damental reason that base steal:ng La in the ascendency lu's with baseball's mndern . ' ." etioiigt ... Still another o"onslelei-a1iei that makes hns atMiIng easier Is IlK' evet--inti-easIng speed of the players For % v,irs baseball has nMa'ed 1 -Mil, roc-kios with 11w ton "atch. It is iws' trig ii(f. 11w chsc'oi-ei--- t)' 111110 )4CtS that a stolen 1VISC Isifli i'.me Ot nt)C chit still ai'i'rt the Amble plv, which Is the of all rally stoppee-s. The ast- nrenes,s of the player,; (hetn.selves that latis love the .S11, and (her can heiM their salaries by cultivating the art. Maur)- Wilts hee'anie' a $l('k'l,(O superstar not for his hat, sehich was mediocre, anti ml for his fielding, which w N t - :'- - -. 5t41ie'tMMt l*setiaH, reli '_11 I .0 ,,,I : .4 Takes Harrelson Out in 104'I flie till Yankees, with their ... V ' , Armil - ~ - Offirt, rioridis Ganit and Asa aboUt our ou -o oar' L na tural environment of their - world me- programs a: txiU camp: 1% - i -. - M (td, ;tio iwe were abk" to thro into a sznll bar- 'flptliI CMI 'ik' ictriati, boil for hrenkInj P Cobb's Al base burglary .. % - r hAse V_ ' . ' s Ilia: hr o theyr.- and s.sste' r. TALISII ma atteiwl join us for an adventure, 'WI) p1orus FIorsdi"s woods anti At the 1en cos ite;arladventuvthwhol 11) waters,' n. 11w' Invitation %OUTSJ.CT 1t 0 Li tOi tended youngster h the '°' uOl Florida Game anti Fret Water Thu niaot- has two Fist Commission camp m:raKtEatorhn ad Ar, ..,.. ,..., ungri ne augit US, eight and fairtect Li attenc' us, ont- of 1.1I CornMI&SIG11'f, (119, tnt ormatiot ant appi; atsor rups Here oungsteri vi an opportuntt' to enyu i G the' pilret- eI base They tightliiU' st- niti'cI at first Iwise too - ..k- , Mets' Intury Jinx 1:,%-- ;~ Open Camps i. throw, and (he inc-hick' the likes It ,Ieshnfl' flc'ne'h, l)ai-p Hadet and fla' Few, are 3nu Smith. who took thf Sanford AUafltic deIC CLARk tim'! tron i.arnber ant: 11arvc arui AuU Train boLt, ITi4IIC'htd .,ke Monroe The runt hits in Its account. while' I'AM0II" RECIPE. i but sever tug and at rnie Von and Semmok Petroleum had phi' came in with doubles and six runs in 11w' final two innings and singled, i lt., oF the- Outthw and l. h Herhuli singled for the winfour htt. bu v,hf' th ifltPrts .l "In"' Clan ant: Hit: trol mrr. ht: t dr41bic for Z' i,ak s,cc ::-: Citl s:' ''s:'crt ' t thriller watalhed u p . the Oitmci came- :4anfoth forfeit wit over F'amow Monroe- him, hits l.arr Hetrnar homered and Mer' 'H,t,a1i play Todd Hurkhead singled twit-c up with Li 44 Win Bryant tripled Ron Robb' Rufushithit a pair of .In 1)on RobirLcon. Cecil ian- 1iTK' David anti Frank Frvzr. 11w starting doubles and Rick aUWn Widener and Bryant both dridge' and Rob Hood all tripled at nhnso, the P pitcher for lDA' ' ILESU!LT. stick of Turner and tripled for Famous Recipe , doubled, but 11w biggest etroleum. whik Hand and Robm.con boll losing pitcher.a ji singles homered. while Rnb 'hik I)ann, Thus and Dave- the- mght for the OuLtaws added doubles. tters and had four .lntm.cor Lan.0 1. his relief vttttier. , atiden I.411 M(V.JR1)I. N'. 21 Scott aLso added singles. Titus Clean flerstine, whit twe-tiagger and par rrarei" walked nine, as six Seminole Li- his errors proved. cOS nn Herbuhz athe had hits tar Waviw Fakes also added twi Mcr}ihhin added par & Helms both singled twice UK ' must hnvt safeties lot- the losers lnr eeper The'I. Bill Tnchtar tripled twice and effort M. win singles it RtiJc' .le i4rar homered and ian anti Chiarin' staru' "Conr.ectmg' earls, a' Lent EItz tripled and had a i.arr, HenC,COflYLAR I slngled,asdldtatJolmsot4,and tool 21.th win over (WTLAWi 1 pa ir of singles it pace Autr Coke tripled anti doubled . Indd Burkhead, thr losing Famnju~ Recipt, Witt. is total o! A170TRAIN 11 Ilmn Richard Johnson strigled I pitcher, wh(, recorded an . "I 1 37 '----' ' '' ' WIUIL VI LUIUII j'ICiU-r4L' dIIt PI'' 1." .4 a forfe it IVinu' ear V' strike-outs arid unluck Rot Hood Cecil r)andnsdgt It Tlit Great Tran Rot- Jim Patterson and Art Young added i pat over Sanford Atlantic, UI gave- up four walks. had a pair Pieken. boll a and Dave ItlCtiarth- all be rv' again, as the- OuWws all had two safeties C'- It 11w QcITiI Lean ant S1TI! & singles un i'turw wiIl titi"-t' tini" -'im 11% Summertime 0 level wtWt inept in cnt - flr th e rur net keeping him dt'e to ltrt l 0 , ' am- TId tO the Stolen b&. Never in that half (entur has It been gin much as an offensive WCa4)Ofl. )th 11 - natu R IC O A top No and I Mitti1rt,s' the that came in pith Babe Ruth, ha much hNlIl been , tie firearm!, rae'%- . l'hi' e'ate-Iw','s who CAN to . 4 slu ch ., mound win, hit two triples while F4dn Russard tripled - ., RenerAlly rel laid oi-e'i- 'iO,'i1t hare-', hie'n't t'iiltivatetI this Rt'e'fl• ';n titlals _____________________________________________________________________________ Lake Monroe Inn Connection - t10 livt htt against United Stale Rank but F4dic' Bussard thre one-hItter for FSFi. utik hu learn picked up 12-2 vu. Russard recorded 11 strikeouts and had just two walks, whik hitting e triple with Tins Ward, Ward also slapped ii single, a did Rob Newmann a nd babe Von Herhults T)ennt' Germanu singled for United Stati Rank. white Ra Bracken and he performed Uw mound chores. USh wored twice' sir the fourth Inning. hii: FSR had atreads built 12. LftaJ afte - isever'-rur inning - -'I,. Rfl B single for nnici.cEVrER 5 tw If. nne-base 'mt u , wdi esht run' ir. th Roherts struck out I.I. warned FiRST FF.UF.RAL ! ae'r*int,d for the other wtnntn filth inntn it' era z 4.3 Chas frn the lnser and gnvr up two hits for the two and went (t Seminole started out with f. )ad it 22-c WIfl le.wi in the first and rwver game on 11 hits. White the kLerc •Tr'W 1)erea H1W( duhk'd and Med i cal Center got into relinquished that hold on the managed just five hits mound for the winners "Operithnr first. s'ortng tK-ee singled for the losers. while p top runs, whieh turned nut th he Roger Herring took the mnuruj Fivi Seminole pinver Allen Comb worked th enough for the win, in the first lou. doubled in the tilt: !1ik LLF ATlO!Al. Wright. t)avict Holromti. nnvu dtstaflN tT UK' LOSS, while inning, and added tr more SATI RUAY'S GAMES Mrtiae) 1rnu! and F'4warc Ware doubled and insuraiwe talhe in the fourth Stamm, SEM. ST'l GUS 12 s1nZlPd Vallit PrNle\ Georgt Throz4. fnrit,-2 win over F'irct Federal ° thik Holrnmt CHASF SB S lohn Fict doubled and Byron added three singles and W rightpair singles and Kehir flavi SEM PFTROl.ElM .S Seminole Sporting Goods upped his batting average with added UK' Other hit fnr Chase Brook!. had a pair of singles. I -A Jnrne hrueh' the winners. thrt ' 11 tal with Base Running Coming Back ,.., State Bank Tops USB, 12-2 1)a'. Thrnt' boll, MnziN1 nnc- Finru14 Sate Rank got nn' IL III t,a:.:* i Florida L. 110 I'/ I ' .. aicrn. 1( ~e 1Iu5rt1y. Juno l blot alol 'i lit or _~ 711111111111111111 WI; 1 110 The 'SB' May Replace OH' Eddie Bussard In One-Hitter 1973 -. 32 58 .11.15 3515 24.35 SI S 39 -- ---BLEND GUCKINHEIMER till- -o l!"?''"":t 88 1V1 I �-- -- 6A - - - -- -- -- ,---- TL'eds, Jurc SB—The Srcrd Herald 1• - GRADUATION SPECIAL - ---'-- --- ---- ---- - ---- -- J tWt Hwy. 436 Cnrr*' Uuid Furniture SALES &SERVICE PH. 322-69t3 . - . . j &Sift* U Drtvt PARTS And Accessories WHOLESALE— RETAIL C'm ve Of LAWN L FARM EQUIPMENT i4l 'Al -- ..-- - -. - -. - - Duda Auto Parts and Oviedo Tractor Co. __________ - 7 _-_i - - an groom! all - ita . P ' ------ . tPri- S.?turcJ r - - - i " ri1IA t r,pirosdro Food,; .9607 322 l OL p Supp' 7'ho j ~on ee HUNT'S "I It J!1~ ' - - -- -- ( Irrr rj r ,çrr r. W DA U it, 'YV CHIP,EI I c Sandal Fries and roll. All Foods Cooked in Peanut rired of High SUPPLIES GLASS 2101 5. French Lv* ART Oil Sanford _____________________________________________________________ CUSTOM BUILT TO YOUR NEEDS! 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For ~otitig cliddren ffiere is a - -t , dant 011 ( Ut) III IIt at en s , • SatiirdaN sOil) at Ut 1uitiitit S I fealtire of a / Ch - I - . - I 'F"! • 1203 Park Ave Noll's it to like-new condition in Noll's %ou " O' lilt '.1 ib thu rs in that sliij) rvall% %%i)rk-' - Kelly Hamrick A ri(.w st,ilm,via 44 recliner cliairs has arn%,ed ill Nlill's JuSt IS OPEW1 is a % ide selection of cf overingi, Wi 'as a rM :::&:mn: 45 1 ': 4 - - - . -- JUNE SPECIALI forBetter Liv ing Famous Poulan - - Uai'tfzjeo &q: arm rn' .i 4 1% v T'h,i Month s SPECIAL FAMILY ROOM CARPORTS c"a'l, Ir GARA(GIS OPEN FRIDAY NI TTES ncrrjN UI) Or) irmdu Dr INSURANCE J REPAIRS Approved by the State of Florida 11,10 Fiber Glass • . Call AC 105 SEPTIC TANKS 50 & 2012 French Ave. 323-2650 A. SMITTY'S SNAPPIN' TURTLE MOWER 40 $77 Jewe1?2 _ All Chainsaws sold during June will include a sturdy S14.95 carrying case. Priced at S 119.95 to $129.95 322-7029 Stronger Than Concrete B.E. 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It is quite im. througli Friday; 9 a.m. to 6 I).m. possible to detect flaws in the onSaturilay 'I"(' hip()" (ii 5piii fr eight damage dfurni t ure tu- e 011 Sunday ., •4 a' 'mt. nU tliP t%fltui' )l!Y.4Si mod m.q i imo1sts I 1 41 -II 14 '::a°t Invites You to Ic' fear--Jolin and on Federico C. outstanding (UiSiflC Is i speciality 'S itti ttn Captain's Dinner tol)I)ing all. he happ> to shov. ustomtrs the frtight tI4itn4i,td lurniturt on Imagine Dad s face on .isortiuient of (lining room may I)e seen at N'oll's wide selection of inercliandise. tiltfirst floor lAm)ks like ILI& Fathers' Day if %ou could in him with that recliner in many styles arid price with regular furniture at Lh'luuI are also going to be surpirse range s, including several discount prices liii ks this F ttht r i)i s upstairs intl chair tic has txcn dreaming ds of Americ.-in t)f at)out for so long. Imagine Iiiiii trailer lle after a hard (lay at work, 1 A 11 coming home to rel.ax with Ilis feet ul) in Ids new ri-chner. IN) furniture you you wonder if you can afford recognize • when shopping at . . . such a perfect (igt If you shop ave Permanent Noll' Willi li large at Noll's Furniture Store, you selection tliv bargain limiler daniaged f urniture, a n,uo.t 'a vacation cruise is the menu, last doubt in your mind, never a*i r For Father of At ,Noll's there I. jrking'patiStort SJ' rs LII 9 ami to 9 1)in. Monday 'utom ,Plai • I C ) (3I.I 4v us help you select your FATHER'S DAY and GRADUATION Gifts At Noll 's Furniture Store . Uf luxury shopp 11 oj-f-ds Don't forget to • .. COSMETIC SALON Por*t N,our Woking call (7ariNx-an Cruises, Winter Park Mall I'lione 64&-2(M. If there is one UNSTA8IEaR'NEA)( VIVIANE WOODARD f' Evt'rglLldi's, Prices range From $290 to $561) per person. For -and Dad it lxeak to enjoy the Ahvitys from PP WITH PSVCHCSflMATIC 1113 ARE SiENT,*11y Downtown Sanford Sut'i'uleiit (;rtlk'd fltx'$c I4)bsit r intl finish up with Baked Alaska in(I (linpillut nt.ir' (It sst rt t h4iuiip t'fli ii sui)erbly served. 1-'ant4tstic '111C P't-denco ('. %ails ewry This Week MAR K E 7, whicti is a ba: ow Our bridal gift registry makes giffing ( tic kt, us F olliiv ins' npting .IIU)t tilt tS ccoke'tails for flie younger )otj enjoy magnificvnt entreei set), entertainment uicludes such as Royal Pheasant At night lias ever), cliance of I inding Just at lie wants, with a name lie 'oP eking lathionabie YPNOSIS - FACT OR FICTION? ________________________________________ Vitamin r W ' Sanford Airporl rilglit," lie says. -Yott can join room is a pleasant retreat, and classical music progr.irncs art in 4in or ilI tht .ucti uties Tht arranged for musiv lovers Fererico C, also stol)s at three Recline _:,r1, ,erts are all availabit. "'L. On the Island ut Clah'; are ir-e thirty Cof rental officm col 'ie island 10 heip yoc range your own private %)j, of the cities and the cuasi FLA, Sanford Bill Wilkins., Mgr. P 0 BOX 44e OUR NEW I t?07 Local The quiet, comfortable card - - W JOHN sunny days aboard the find Montego Bay, each a FN1eric(; C. l)aytiune evenL on board mosphere us continental, the mood g1i and your destination Inc Itith teenage get togethirs, bingo and horse racing, is the fascinating Caribbt1in calisthi nu s pingpong and "It's i wonderful ruis of shuffleboard, say s chess and ('aribbean Cruises Tra%,el scrabble tourneys, da n ce Agency, %Yinler Park Mall, Mici classes and a kiddies has recently enjoyed the cruise scavenger hunt. There us with his wile, Judy "I do like siimiiiing and sunbathing at the wav they do things on ffie three oiddwr lx)ols, and I Italian ships," says Schlenk. cold buffet lunch s served on "There is something to do deck for sunA'orsliij)pers. every minute of the day and I • : - Photos 210S Park Ave It n tn exciting purts during the (Lay Caribbean s%ving' A %veek cruise—San Juan, San 'lliomas, - '" SHOEbME 4hv 1 -'. w1dow,6 Cmm skap C Introdui irig 1h of I.D. ., - - r1olt Ji . 1" BOOK COPIER 3 Dimensional Adju Mu"I Copy — completely 4uiorn::ednonce _E:s, operCtion matt ii - , I SAXON B-i2 and .. ho' WCtt dont ' ' Muedica id d Fla INSURANCE " ' a - - - t Therc-lp't drivi es For Summer, S tunateh- the We. , , folt. Tret ill Ttw ovet tht- fit w, ~'('L Wli: be, Lind underl;Wnd hat makiniu;' 'u: mind tsr. . ua' % i. NURSING but. 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The Shoe TYw offers a rnk and casual half then favorites, try them great range of flat sandals, well So much shoe excitemtr mgt. from and %- e have only talked atox to feminine and forrnal. but on again. tund walk around to jr, Iced from $3.99 to $6 99, Their the gals so far' The Shoe Tree is there is only one color to check the fit, before decidtrig cicigs look great with withInch pair cults our bottomed highrise trous rs d fdmth store and boac's nit nt this summer's finaib c omplement PUI"pO'e !TiDSt per'ftc'1J and their health sandals are the complete range of shoec 'cc tiiU. pasttl toned cicithtn If VOL want something ptrfect match for jeans children and own too 'F' TIt Shot Tree ir ciit3, T' Shoe Tree has, srething more delicate with a reflect t.hesame quaht, ticeled models. sundress — fanciful sandals and good fit as the W0111-1.4 !M~ If st-lec-tiOn 0! sunirrwT designed A-ith formal Iength u- ith ioLr of little sixaps If %,(iu shoes sandals to delight every gal in in mind, starting at en for the t otw touch, how Once you have made up scsi :hc c'ount - flats. heels, plat. ifL99. about Indian sandals for $399. irund atxut footwear check tI %. clogs and health sandaLs (ir Oriental loam sandals ulth line the shelves. roi' upon rc Perhaps you need sandals to straw bcsttorns at onl $2.4r bags and belts. The Shoe Tret o! fustiionsandaLr, for part% arid wear to %-ork A-itb your nruMost sandaLs at : i1w Shoe a'_So slocks shoe care prod-,lu patic, young syies for tIM skirt-and-top cnmbinatjons Tree are Italian, famous for to keep your goodies by )vach, and com.0 % tines for Fashioniible platform styles !,Iyle and qualit). Some are rk-w-luoking. stiupptn4. sprets Tht'. all "orrit' and the fro n Spain others from Brazil arc JUSt the thing Step out in St'S Ic thi' 't. 'Ahae. of rSe. 'Al'illt' extri, iric-liv!, Mitter tht legs sc, ' and ffic% all reflect the g(K)d in something frorn 711 V I iuruda colors of sunny yellos around the .istuun sercst' and romantic Tree iwrt Sandii' art t.c .t .. I. for Phone Ahead Orders 3,. 944~A FW Flio~ Off: . - Passport or Shoe Tree Has Latest Styles, Colors Cole slaw, French See US! Stop in today for: PI'll PLAN VA('A'1'1()N At Caribbean Cruises Travel A'encv S-andals for every occasion . • J()llNAND.lUDN*S(7l11,ENK (I I -E 6, NAZMIER. ASSISTANT MANAGER AT S1i F, TREE I Prices _ __________ Chicken, Fish or Shrimp - .. Phone 322-5100 Jeans -Shirts. Boots A "Boots for The Rodeo"... ' - UI N Texas wrj. r . IR U S I I R E N I ca II 32 3•2956 :tJ Norp4thol Wrt gler con'. R Lawn T rr, Soddles-Tack-C$cthei acw T RUST I T -4-1 AL , MAGF - TRENT EXTERMINATING CO. E&I -- FIQ PY TO T R E N Boots & Saddles Priced to Sell! )r .i(err1 Florida - NOLL" S r 2533 S. Laurel Ave 322-3170 its Your Cost - I 0.00 Wheels or Not 295-6194 Orlando FN 1ri '/2 11ORM; 11 '. as Off FEED STORE ________ The Cake Box Abandoned Unwanted Cars Hauled /F ,4OQC) RIDGID~ Kollmann 1... 4-! •- tIxv NQ 'nnn TUXEDO r Pcir'r'j __________ ____ U rjr 0 Pat ;t1polips Airport SArIies Station (itthø A,rp,?i bJ All BOARDING KENNELS d Fast. EnnmirI _Drn CIeanlncL_ C-0CRU/TY;( PIZZA -ANIMAL HAVEN 1' ' tor ; -dip— ! / 32 rim Suppi, ;p4rI.PIsø; in t,røs t,snø urcf1nIitinnnrcqe% and hr,r.,?un Al-.o ENO"" & PAT IP '. ' /., &wourrS - Avri,* Aflf/ Ilk ________ - • CAE F • _____________ —• GOOD LIFE W PI 31) 44) - 1II — Grcmminc bs i,ppo,n?rywflt I H&A Ceramics I n The Old WPr• ed I/prn I~,t -. rir;r Sr RAN -ftb L- 322-5752 m.. rjrnpr ornor 'IR I,"(I. F'r I arif h OL 71,th) A I LI(E OF THE L -- F , FFite Tire Supply Iwo c&ss.it _________ ? Hanging Baskets • • • bthMAs4 R% JY BccE Ft/R,4'/7i/,k'E Ipcktyn 1,)f the raff" - - L. -. AtrULL i -rid ___ cui ri r_•• C 't We guy and Soil — AJ Greenware, Bisque, Finished Wide Acsnrtmnt Ft EIrr in today and see the Wicker Desk, Library Table and Larrips we have. We A IS, pieces New r I FOR HOME OR FARM - Beautiful and Charming ft L1'1i OPF4DAPt1IApA 3PM 11 jor'll'y4ro AUTO n ardedand r'FcIIr,r,FS - CASSELS E R% rf'r'J ( G TOtII' •• ACCESSORIES Ph.931-7377 - - iiri;r[r Clmt[r Il -- 5. Value - -. p $8995 BJCLE5 a -- - FLANDRIATORINO *Center Pull Brakes --- ,OO fl 429' — .-.- ft if its fo Would You Like 11 GOT ff airdresser ? The Fishing Hole Bol) Walker. manager (if 141- 05 Wash Your GRASS Own Rugs And Save VVITH EACH in PURCHASE Money[ 04- %A. -LA M_ Mind v Dvf new slore is open 1c a In r Sanford err', the finch "°" 1m9t beautiful China and Dinner~Aare, ____ bride to select her favorite persona,' pattern and her wedding guests ' . - fol AUTO PARTS one COME TO OUR STORFI and 3159 17-92 com beco to to go ,- C, HoU: t my very f irst pair of... - ACHINE SHO Vale's J Shoe lan M LONGWOOD PLAZA Phont 372-0804 wnbown5ft' COOL IT PH 3I 7257 117S Park SaM RC*910ert~d Memb~r Arr)t-cir-an WITH A COMET / low 'lksilklat S V0 .1 ill Ill 4 oo 1) lit - - / / . t)r jety ' • I BIG WANTED AWNINGS Choice of r-alor, All Alumintim baked Enamel More GESTffNER -- FENCE, AWNING a of SANFORD, Inc. for oil your office printing from $425 to $1300 geo 4— stuan PHONE 12) U34 It K ON, SANF%140 [rrenthn - Handsome 91115 of Rogue colognes, after -shaves and pr I tu-oe smbll Itqht clvttie,,~pins Full Scholarships rogie EASY F I NANC I NO T RADE IN .- PUNk __________ _V 40% o Of Or Helpful Hints: Willi D, shing IN I With PU'Ch5,t j "i9 - STUDENTS 01 pie problems itirbef-aries, CO5 tsne' getting a Passpo"'i, Wfue's, r. , -- - and we'll af ranpe it all This 9d X Saturdays IL 2 d Ill I"Cl, at tioll'h )Oil %Ill find WS Sew York Avenue. Sttiry iii every hours an 9 1iiii to Ii the right furniture. for rougli "tattire Li) l u' cahion and room, and always Morida) ti at tht U r'. ito rs at Noll's ' VVe can lake care _ cletails You simply need to sPeci al items that they'll be sure she'll cherish forever No need to worry about duplicating at Kaders — uSC k eep e x ac t ing record' of &l EDWARDSSHOES Phone 3. 1 3 64U4 IblIX Today is a great Phone 322-9842 Ien* LANDO INC 574 N Avenue ( Winlef Park W.dl and friends can choose those IF YOU NEED to announce a f Ltl No matter where yu.) I / - J I ' .1 .. , - " MERLE nORMAn soaps for men. from $300 $1000 at your to COSMETIC STUDIO -- ---- p&ioiled SiUris hOot lutiurilig Store Fionts 1' - Gold Leal magilelic 51glit no UO.IId% Cutout tcIki 1)auia &9K sma ench Avenue Call 322-7195 Donlo*llJdflh01d 1 10 --- Plastic Sigrl$ - - No Obligation PH. 323-0624 &14" BeIWN eaffege 24'2 Park - Sanford We havit the wily .%&%her m sallfolki I.Ir.J it'sjgP t LewisSales t,indle rugs It . 303 Launderette & Service PHONE 321. 1 7928 2511 Country Club Rd. 303 French Ave. - Sanford — �--- - Tuerday. JuneS. 1973 69-The Sanford Herald Legal_Notice Legal Notice - or i IN THE CIRCUIT cou EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI*CUlT, IN AND POE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 73-799.1 Itt re The Marrea,t WILI1LJR L St.INWER tiUslaWD. .IE R, ANt) FR ANk E C FICTITIOUS NAME NOT Ct PiI rwtt a' 3137 Ceceia Dr.. Apopb.a. Seminolt Counts. 11% Florida ufldet the IICIIH0ut name 01 EXPERT IV SERvICE. .n that I d01pndtorpEltIiri.dna,newiththe C*rf of the CIrcuIt Court. Seminole countir. cIida In accordance wiTh NOTICE OF ACTION TO c' R AN it C S INN( R . r 125 Cha ma Mobile Alabama YOU ARE NOTIFIED 1h01 an action $0' dIt%o4itlofl 01 carriaoe tics bean 111.0 astnI' you arid are reOulfed tr, rvt a copy ci you' Ii on IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND w,Itt?n defenses. it any. to '. CONRAD. COUNTY. WILFRED FOR SEMINOLE Petltlof*f'I attorney. wtIOS? ad FLORIDA it 100 North Hlghw5 NO 7).M9.B çJl5iberTy, FlorIda 37101. or or Itt r: The MOrrisOl of and fill The SAL'ATOR( AL F l( Ri. Huthand before June 7151. 1973. ot the clerk with the origInal Wife hi. ALF and J04N e;thpr befoul servicC or Pe,itIO,*r's NOTICE OF SUIT atIorripi or immediately thereafter; Ct JOAN AL I (1 £t ottie'W54' a defauh will b enterpd Tudor Citt Amrtmrn't. against you fo the rei,pf øemanded APt i1 In the petit Ian Middle isiisr,0,LOflg lsIan, wiTNESSmi ,,anoartdttv'IaOlOf N' Ycr YOU ARE PlEREBY NOTIFIED this Court or May 1$th. 1973 'a' an SCIIOn for DIssolutIon of (CIrcuit Court Seal) Arthur P4 9.eckwith. Jr .'.arrajp has been fled againSt you As clerk of itt? Court '.ndybecrt rrguiredIewrvr*copy CeceIla v (kern t. It any By written defenses. If your .' At Deputy Clerk JAMES U CAYCI. Attorney fcr . WILDRED II CONRAD 'etitioner. whole address 5 Attorney for )tficeOf CHARLES F MFIPJ[R. 79. .1*11 Street. Orlando, FlorIda 37901, 100 North $fIQh*cy '1797 Catselber"y - Florida 37707 .,!)d Ill' ttit neignaf with the CIert. at 'he' above ityled Court on or before PublISh Ma 72.29. JurieS, 12. 1973 DEP 130 'nP 14th. 1973. otherwise a mat be en PC' 535 COURT CiRCUIT 7tt rrOftdP(1 in the iti i ly,r tnt .ltt SEMINOLE DIV PROBATE WITNESS. my hand and the stab of COUNTY. FLORIDA, Ia Probate No 7) tO' 'air, Court on May 11th, 1973 In ru Estate CI FRt,WPL IN U ENGLISH t.rtPlu? ii tiecAwith. Jr Dnceaseo It'S of tP' Circuit HIS 0 To All Creditors tC zturt fcir SemInnur Claims or Demands Against Said - cbun'v. Florida Estate f, Sandra ,er '.'n. and pact' ew you are hereby *puty CIert notitred arid ragulreo to present any claims arid demands which yOu. or eithpt $ you, may hOve' aParIst estate of FR tNlZL1N U ENGLiSH. Oecsacl. late 01 101st Coun'y. Circuit Judge of Seminole County, 5-boreda. III his 011cc, in. the ' houSe 0$ sa.0 COui". Florida. within sit calendar months fron,ttietlr,il ottPtr$irltpublicatlor a' thu notict rWO COOPS 0' i5iT1. cit demand 5haI be in writing anclshalisIatethepIaceof residence and post oftIce address cii the claImant, snd shlI be sworn to by the claimant. his agent. o' attorney and wctt (helm or dema.0 no' so $11110 shall be void Ne'ttt i'fndQe% English As eeucinre of the' Last Will SflC Testament of I S M CAYCE Oftir, of '-,ARLES F MEINER ..'torncyt foe Petitioner 'a- WaIl Street :,Iando, Florida 37901 'ut,lilh' May' 15.77.29. June 5. l'2 :i(P-77 it THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND COUNTY. 5(MINOLL 'OR IDA hO 734799 it ru The Marriage Wife iDSE Cii MCII • '1utbdnd NOTICE OF SUIT FRANKLIN U ENGLISH. oe'easec Josepr Moses 237 ClaremOnt Road Springfield Pent.sylvane NOTIFIED you ARE ptU.'t-h "tat an action for cl:tsflhiiliofl Of riarria3f has teen filuclaclains' you you rpOuirrCi tO sevt $ copy ci' your written defenses If an'. It. I! or, Stt'l*ifm J jns0n ar.. attorney Ii. Johnson Ir WIle WhOSe 11) South nnd Pan'co. PA 0 Gordon v Frederick Attorney a Lay co Iso 1795 Sanford. Florida 37771 Publish May 22. 29 June 5 '12.1973 - IIDDING REQUIREMENTS . p,yitlenh1 Aye'nue. Maitland. landS and file the original with "st' den f thu ShOve StylPO court or' w Detort June lStt. I'73 otherwise a lUdUmI'nt may be pfltrrrd age.fltt you fr th( reliCt prnandeo ii' the retition for DrswIu'ior ot rnarr.aUl WITNESS my tuand and the seal 01 'ne' saud Court or May '11th 1973 ARIHUR ii ISIJCs.w"TH Stall Arthur H 1t,eCkv.Itl'u, J Ar Clers Dl sac C.uurl ft Sandra LPC s-;)tt C Jtiti4 API L _______________________- - CIRCUIT IN THE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE No 73.15CC in re' Estate- of OL- CCtt.hI Ali Creditor's and Parsons Having ClaIms 0' O,mand against laud (stale c You anti i'iitt ii' 't) nouiIii'C anti rpCpJird itfl p'.-w'n' i". rI$ImL And defl,fifltt% which' you. or ,'Itturn 0! yin. otlip hi$vI' ftW'IflS tht' ,-.tfltI' f iCJ. COPIPII R Ortf'tiStd i&e' of sac Cutin'i t. hit Cu'ru' l0'd3$ 4, ci' ,isof,icf.irt,iecoIIrthou51'ofsac Courtli • 5enfnrd, Ilot-idS. *ithir' SI) calendar months It-Dull thiC time 01 the firs' publication t this noticeTwu copies of ear?' claim 0' demlirid shall 1w In writing. ano Shut slatI the pier' 1 restlecuLe uinciPost oftici acidness uf tt,e ciaimait and %ntcil Ut sworniObi the claImant hit agen' iv attorney and acCornDaflied by filing IN f one crnlla' anti surt or demand not to liieø ttIl lie vt,,icl !. Font P.. L.tfltli'r A'- rtf'tIttY Lu' tilt Last Will n0 Iptiament (1 ''' fli 1C "' itt 103 fin lOt huh rig) dii' pTa f'.lC" lN'i'Tt.'T ION TO lIlD Notice' us he'eOy given that thu District School Boirci of SemInole Ccii"".. arminolu' County, F br Ida. will reCeiwt bidS until 7 30 P.M on W.0ncW$y June13. 1973. a' which time Bat, will be publicly opened and read aloud in the County Courthouse. Park Avenue Sanford Florida on the following PROj[CT 'YuLE FIRE DAMAGE REPLACEMENT op CR0011-S HIGH SCHOOL NAME OF OWNER Tie Distri !tiool Board f Seminole Coun". Seminole County Florida $artto'a PROJECT LOCATION I landS (See' Documen' No 7: C)I PLACE F OP RI C El PT SEALED BIDS till Bicls C'P Ic be deIlvered to the Superintendent of Schools in the Cnty Courthoute CarS Ave'nt Ssnfo'd, Florida TIME FOP RECEIPT OF BIDS Itids thall be received until 7 30 P U Wednetaay. '1) June 1973 TYP( OF BID OPENING butts sticill be opened antI read aloud to participating Octet-al Contractors and intt.rrItt'cl Public it attendanceSCOPE PROJECT I CON 'Tue Proucci STRUCTION penerelly- contusts cit 11* cort-Ipieff' construclior' *Ith related Slit Work Contract in, the as set torte Documents TYPE OF CONTRACT Tnt, Worn Will one contrart for •' deceased 51 tP4S'TR011 04-Vt I MtIN'OS1" Florida Stair bank linus" Mi.'. I'. 22 7 h nI I doti and mat thir tO -- IN 'THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 'TIlt LIGHTI (NIH .IUDIC 'AL tIll CUlT. ltd AND F 01' SEMINOLE COUNTY, CIVIL ACTION NO 73464 _____________________________ In vu' lii. MaftIage of .IIMLNLZ i 1 Ft S dot 10 j get - S v - eli bigs back C dclii how mine PluWdIflC, DORIS .1 )IMlfidLZ. Wife NOTICE OF PROCEEDING THE 51 Al 1 01 1 LORl Cii 10 wHOSE I! .1 J IMENE 7 5. SPARTA 71:14 Ii Sill Pd'f AND WHOSE MAILIfiC. .41 t,00PES$ IS IN CARE OF TIlE WilliE COUNTY MEMORIAL 5PARTA 1114 i'iC)SPI'TAL. P1551I S13 t sworn Petition for DissolutiouiOf Marriage t.'. ing been filed mar' age tO repOrding yciut Itt' JlML NEZ iL F FE C CirCUit (inanity it and for St'uliirXiie•' A bc'tti Ano P1 a,uo for U - one ICCU Ifld COIl) -: beco Coun'y. Florida. the' short title whirl' is. IN RI THE MARRIAGE ) lUIPI 7J OF AL I Ii ED Husband, and DORIS J JIME P3(7' Wilt, these presents cvtnrflafld VDi.i to appear i'.nø file your AnSwer 0' a'tier pleading *4111 the Clerk, 4 thiC Circuit Court of Seminole Count,, I lorida. and serve a copy t,iei'eof an A If or ' e' y5. if. lit i tine n 's CLEVELAND, MITE I flERRY f' a' betOi v the 13th day Ut Jun. A C'. 1973. otiterwite a clrfaul' *111 entered against YOU WITNESS my hand anti seal p4 the Clerk Of the' Circuit Court on thUS iOtt' da o May. AD.. 1973 (Seal) Arthur If beckwlttt ,ir yow School Cart HoU' Building Floridci 37771 __________________________ Itt THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE II&P41tIN'TPl JUDICIAL dR CUlT. ti AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTS', FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 73.794.9. 'TLIPNER Ct,RI)N L Ef'!ltiDThe" vS JINIR BARBARA I. 19oe bayshore boulevard Dunedin F lot-Ida 33521 Eeiiponclri'iI NOTICE OF SUIT 15AFBtPL E TURNE P 1 Cuiir'Pni Quarters P4nte lit' 7( Ctu' SliciflhtliCl 5' Crois LI S S'irg,n lSlrulh YOU ARE NOTIFiED the' Ptiton tot WrIt 0' Mat*Ut Corpus has beer filed againtit you. and voi. nt reQuired to serve a copy of yaw w'lttPfl OefeflteS, If øn'. IC' ft at-' Jr koSu,ntiIu't. Pt Imen'. Petitioner's Attorney whose cc o'et is SubIn, Shams I. Rasenblutb CO hot flu, 295 Orlando Fi0'idli, 32102. or a' before thI' 71st da'. 0' June 1073. anc file' flit original with the Clark t the C,rcul! Court eIther tjt.to'r service on Petitioner's Al c'i immediately the'pattf" ott,e'v sc' a oeIal' will Ut entered against you tot Ihi? relief demanded ' - - Deputy Clerk LUtES' P4 ROSENBLLI'TPI JR 0' suIt IN. SHAMS IPDStPiBLU'TH Suite, 670, CNA Tower 11%) 73)9)49. Dist'icl School Board ø Seminol. County 703 East Commercial AvnUt P.O ho' 795 OrianOcr. Florida 37902 Attorneys to' Petitioner PuUt,th Mey 27. 79. Jun.' 5. 12 1Q73 sanford. Floride 32771 377 13.57 DEC 1 , £.DV(RTISMLP4T P'UN bt".LLL) 11105 PLACISIS I. DATE FOR Oh 'Tt.ININC. BIDDING DOCUMENT S BiDders may plitain Diiumeflls Di phonlh the off ite o f 1* A? cfuilect requesting further in 1 XIS 322 6AbS after II formaluori May SPECIFIED BONDS. Tht SUC teISful BiDc*rus( Shall provide e and Performance. Payment Guarantee Contract bond as provided and set forth In the w.cificat ions DATE. 'TIME AND PLACE FOR O"(NiNG of S(ALED BIDS Al Itch mut' tie received avid opened at the regular meeting p1 the' District Sctuoof Board of Seminole' Coun". Seminole Count,, Florida on Itte 13th t,' Of June 1973. A.D at 1.30 P.M. .nclos•dmaseaIedenvelopepiainly markd on the outside "Bid for Fire Damage PrOirct TItle Repacemanl For Crooms 141gb School. Open Jun, 13, 1973" T District Scttooi Board of Seminole Couti'i Seminole County. Fla'i0 reterve's Itt? riptil IC reecl any or all Bias received afloat' to waIve any Informalities in flit Itiddiru; Ito shall be withdrawn for a period of 30 calender days subsaQuan' tp the Opening of Bids wltttOU' the' consent p1 the board - The District School united State Bank of Seminole In cornplsrlce with Section Nt) Ic fbi of the Federal DePottt lnwraflCe Corporation Rules and Reguatlor.t has spoiled for coroen? ctillnige Irucatlonof the mAIn office from 1230 State Street to .co Orlando D"ve wither Sanford. Florida Soc application wes ac cepted by the Cnqwlttlon f0' Y f,cSi filing as of May 71. 1973 Solo bank proposes ectengage In busineSS addett, 2900 Orlando at the n Drive. Sanford. Florida person wishing to comment cv this application may file lilt comments an writing with the RegionAl Director cit Federal Deposl' InwranceC&porallora' ?t Regional Office located at 2 Peachtree Street. N V... Suite 3030. Atlanta. &eo-g.30303 if an'. " desIres to protest the grantIng apolItlon he hat a right to sr it Pie files a wrlt?pn notice cit hit n'etrt' wth the 'cra Dire'o' within 15 OSy'S Of the' elate a' publication 1'Pt, nori.cnnfidentlal portorsof th,sppuiCatIOr a"e or tilt at f he RpQlonSI OH ICC 55 part O the ttt Cot OUbIIL tilt maintained ginralian ThIs I ilt is available fOr public Inspection during regular business hourS John 'i Mercer PresideOf Attest Carolyn Lane' AssIstan' 'ce President am 5, 1973 cihi;t', NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOT ICE ISPIERLIjY GIvEN that Di virtrt- t tnat certain Writ of Execution issued out of and under the b,e p1 the Circuit Court o' S.rr,uinoIe County, rIot-ida. upon a final I uOgment rendered in the aforesaid COUrt DII the' 7th' dfIy 0 Ma'. A 0 1973 in the! CphAit cat. entitled, RO4WII H Kennedy J' Plain'tlfI. -Vt - Neida 0 kennedy. Delencant. which aforesaid Writ of Ex,-wtion was OeIivted to ml' as Sheriff f Seminole' Count'.. Florida, and I tiavt levied upon the following Described property pwned by Robert If Kentirdy. Jr laud property being IcxateV in Seminole Coun'y Florida, more part,cuIanI'. described at tollowis Tue South 1OC lee! t the last 250 fyI of Lot B- Sanford Celery Delta. Plc! Itoos 1, Pages 75a0076. Public recort of Seminole COuntp, Florida Property is located ap p'ox,mateip 5.50 feet Sai.jttu p4 the intersection at Beardal Avenue arid Onoro Avenue anti the uflDt'flipfled as Sherifl ol Seminole COunt, Florida, wil, V 11 00 AU- Oti the 131, day 0' June, A C) 107), otf,c Io sale Sfld sell to the nt'gntrst bidder. fgr CSSPI. SeiblC1 IC any and alt existmg Inns, at the' FrØnt (West) Door Of the Seminole County Courthoute. In Sanlord, Florida, the above' detcrib,c pa' sutna' p1-opt-rI, That Said sale' is being made' tp Satisfy the termS p4 taO Writ p4 Ezewtian John F Polk. Sheriff Seminole County. PloriOa Publish May 22. 79. June 5. 12 197) D[P 116 0' NV,' ' 'That cart Of the SW 79, it,ing Sly 0 the S C L Railroad. alto Tract 29 Saniandc Springs PB S p 19, PR cit Seminole County, FIA.. lyIng E of talc S C.. ER ano N of SR 434 Furthp described as I 609 acres north o SR 434 east cf Seaboard Coast Line ER arid Weston Drve end wet' (0 1-4 ThIs public hearing will be held it thu Court".' CommIssiOn Ch$mbft cit the Court HOuSt. Sanforci FloridS Or JUli3 1073. at' 00 pm or as soar, thereartei' as possible Board f Coun". Commissioners Seminole Coun'y Florida . By Sic VihIen Chairman Attrlt Arthur P4 Beckwith. Jr Publish June 5. 1973 0(0 Is _________________________ '.. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND COUNTY. SEMINOLE FOR FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 73.519. Itt re' The Marriage 0$ MARY U COFP W,e' and ROBERT THOMAS CORP. Husband NOTICE OF SUIT IN PETITION OF FOR DISSOLUTION MARR 1AGE 'TO Robert 'Thomas Corp S (as' MaCill' MCrCCIIL.i. P4ev- York YOu are bC"et". notified that a Petition to' Dissolution 0$ Mat-rape hat been lilac against you In the abOve Styled Suit SiiO VOL are f your re'Qu'rC It- serve a copy answer r pteadngtcthu Petlti0' on Picilntiffi attorney. JOSEPH U F(r MURASKCJ. P C) Drawer 7 Pars. t lords anci fiI the original or pleacliriB in the afire of CI.-k 4 the Circuit Court or 0 before thu 5th' gJ$y Of July 1973 you fail to do to a default will be Ihu- relief taken against you f RE''ENJ 5.-c..R P,aC. THE GOVERNMENT OF SANFORD CI'TY 1s [ S C' END 0 CL iN S 5 P4 A R I Pt C E£S FNUF ALLOCATION FOR 'THE EN IT I.. (ME NT Pt R tOO BEGIN WING Jftfl jr '. 1 1973 ano ending 3 (Seall Arthur H BuCkwith' Jr Cle's. cit Cit-cult Court EkPf't '. - Dettu's Clerk 30. 1973 lIt THE FOLLOWING MANNER BASED UPON API ESTIMATED 'TOTAL OF 5179.549.00 ', 2' 1 FICTITIOUS NAME EXpENDITURES Ci.'TEC.ORIE$ tPEPtDURE Tnenjo"ii' ru' p.s..P4Nr.o £hC'ENOITL)RES F 1. P INDUSTRIES and the' we itt-tend IC reguslee said name with thu en' panrifli tot construction too Per Cent Pt.' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND COUNTY SEMINOLE FOR oo It of building inspections and fees There 'To All CredItors inc Persons Having Claims on Demands Against Said (stale uu evict e'aCt d Yu are tiereD'. ritilipci eric rpouir,C t present ar'. claims and demands whiCh'. you rithen ci' you' may hOve against the ADP INS S'C)Llt of CECIL H HA$kE'TI PetItioner NOTICE OF SUIT IC MICHAEL J IMPERATO unn.nowr A?S lJrii.flOWfl A RE HEREBY P407 IF I ED tnieu' F'e"itior t' .aoplion fss 'e' regarding the following minor child MICHAEL EDWARD 11 1''0. and YOU a'e røSlUi?Pd tO serve a copy øf your wrItten defenseS. If afly. IC th? Petition, r, deceased late said Count'., CIa'S if the' Circuit u Seminole Court. un Probate Count'.. I lcYitIm a' iii?. ffie In ne' court houSe of said Counti a' San lorØ, Florida- wIthin ta calenca' months from the lime of the firV piflillciliO1i of this notice' Tw tciet a' each claim or demand shall tie it writing, and shall stale ttiepl.ceofreSideflCeandPOtlOffiCe aaclresioffheCiairnlifl',anCshaIlt)e sworn ID by the clSimanl. Pitt agent. a' attorney and accompanied by a filing fat- f one dollar and such CiSim a' demand flat so tiled shall be yoid Elizabeth WIlliams 11 At, e,etUtO' of the Last Will anc lettament at Volie' AtIkint Williams. 5r '.' I PETREE IIORPiSTE1N. SIMONOS, attorneys for PetttiOfl0' whose address it 175 South Court Avenue Orlando Floriaa. •nid file tube original yltfr the Clent cf thie' above StyiptI Court on 0' before tht erWse, a 1973 5th aa FInal Judgment at Adoption may tie entered fa' the relief Demanded itr the Petition fat Adoption W'iTPiLSS tnt, hand amid the Df lucia iI of LaId Court hurt 31st dat, c, May. Wi) (Seall Orthu' I4 beckwifh. Jr of tnt Circuit Court deceased ALBERT P4 F 1115 EDWARDS BLDG Sanford. IlonidO Attur'v'e'y for Execut!, CubIst' .IUltt 5 12 '5 iu DI es.. " 'V '' V&hI.r -...... Clerk " Deputy Publish June DEQ 17 'v'; NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section 197.495 Florida Statutes of . 12. tO. 26. 1973 NOT ICE OF SHE RI F F'S SALE NOT CI '5. HI F( BY G(s'IPt ttiO w'' c,' c, Execution iSSued Out U! arid unper the sea' of thur County Court of Volusa County. Florida. upon a final luagment rendered in the atuiesaid Court on tte 23rd Day $ FaUx-ui.".. A.O 1973, in that certain C15e' entitled. Franc 4. Lombardo Plaintiff. -'it-- JaCk U Martin, Dt'lrnOdit1. yt.ct cfo'eseiC W'i' t ExecUtion vet Oel ,vtft-0 tO me as. il4V 1401 CI IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Mary B Futub thl'holdet' o$ the f011owing certl$itSte' fiat filed said t,rtititate' to' laa deed to be isSued thereon The Ce'rtifiCtt ncjmtaec ang yv* of issuance. lIst description of the' ProPerttv, anc the name in which I' v.5t- tSSP%Srti are at. tQliw5 PiL Ci" tV .t'4 'it.' 0' lsc.unnce' 1W,'. Description Of Properly .1 La' ii Danuttt-on'i ADd , '.'. ,,.,.,, Sttenift (0 Seminole County. Florida. ru ihCvr levied upon the following c)etnitieC property owned bi Jack Plat Book) Page N bame in WhiCh assessed P: s 9., Eula U Stott All of sac propert, beilig in the County of Seminole. State of Florida Unless Such canhf cIte shall tie redeemed according tO lay tIe property DeScrIbed in SuCh' ertifucate' will be' SOld t the l'uighes' Cash bidder at the front ooccn of the !iem.rwie Counly Court nious, if Sanford. Florid., at II .00 A.M on thur first Monoat, In the' mOnth (0 July, 1913. W?li(ti It the 2nd day 01 July, 1973 Dalno thit 25th'. del of Mas, 1573 (Official ClarIs Seat) Arthut H bs'cicvilttt. Jr.. Clerk Circuit Court, Sa'n,noIe Cc. Sanford. Fla flu Linda C Mauldin Deputy Clerk PuOlti' May 70, Jlsrye 5. 12. 19. 197) DIP - 'ng U Martin. Said properly iucateCifl Seminolt'Coun',. Florida, more pa'ticularlv descrIbed as follows 1961 OlDs Sedan. Tag No, I? W 16320. ID 35130001 17194 and the uflo,rl iWied as Sheriff gf Seminole Counly. F,or,Oa, will at Jufle ii 0( A,M on ttie 20th day t'.D 1973. affer for sale and sell tO the highest blodef. for cash. IuIiect tc any and all existing leini- at ttte Front (Westi Door of the Seminul r.ountv Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, the above desCribed per tonal propert p That Said sale it being made to tiify the terms of laid Writ ' Execution Joftn 1- Polk. Sneritf Seminole County. Florida Publish' May 70. June S. 12. 19. 1173 DEP 1.53 inspections received and were total moneys under capital outlay. C:,' 59-MusicAl Merchandise Garden ______________________________ .'iyj 53_pichinery and Tools 25' fees aS-Pets - b-HOr5S b_Slamps Court- 7-5wap . and Trade fl-AuctIOn -'----- Transportation - -- - 15-C.ampers Trailers - 70-Tt'us and Trailers D-AuIo for Sale Food delivery, S dabs ci wrk, fringe bertfits Immediate empboemert Rich Plan of Central FlOridci. 401 W 13th St Sanforti , Boys Part time for manual labor Apply after 9 ci ni to Scatty's Home Builders. 100 French Ave. -- Sale'sman, neat, alert, personable High srhopl graduate or better Can lead to your golden op Portunity II you hove Iht' qi,'aitica font and desire for your Iuture Promotion reason for opening - All advertising appearing in TM 5ubo'0 Herald on Wednesday itI automatically be placed in Thqr sdCy$ FAMILY BARGAIN NEWS SECTION thaI vs distributed tO ''Spi..c,ilizincj In PLUMBING REPAIRS" _____ _____ LABORERS WE WILt TRAIN TO $PRAY PER HOUR TO LAWI9S 57 START APPLY ltd PERSON TO r,.r,r ri os.a VLOW ,-----. FOR OR 934 10 CALL additional t2.D h*Mi' in the area Advectiser& iPiolC include this ,fi%erl,Ori in CDmpulin9 'tie' earned ., • -. .'. 22 Yrs FE p-er cnn' ',.-,-'. DIPECTIOIdS rt P W Master Hairdresser Following helpful 373 1760 I, COLLINS, 574 - 1061 Deltorla, Fla - ExperIenced in alterations; good wages and benefits, Apply Navy E a c hinge Personnel Office Bldg No 2003. Naval TraInIng Center API EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Waitress, over 71. Fri , Sat , Sun nights Deflary Re".tauranl. '.61 9977 -_____________________________ appearance. clear handwriting. good spelling We are an Equal Opportunity Employer Apply R L Polk & Co. 10) 1 Firsl Sf Moon, 605, $ a m ID rn . Monday thuru Friday a - AAA EMPLOYMENT • Milr oft I? 12, Casseiberry Regency Sq 131 3)00 -' ç/ - • )' $ -- -. I I ) II ' I ' Brunswick Corporation, a leader in corn mercial manufacturing, has immediate openings for rnalur t production workers interested in permanent employment. We offer excellent starting wages, regular Increases, and completely paid health and life Insurance. If you're lookIng 101' a lob with potential, w"d like to talk. a I We're located In DeLand just north of Old Daytona road, a little west of the DeLand Airport. I -.. , • ; , Brunswick Corporation - JUST DIAL WANT ADS 422-261 1 I ARN 11000 1)500 ' " ' " - 200 Brunswick Lane DeLand, Florida An Equal Opportunity Empleyer .1 .7- ,,.' 1 ,,,.,/ (,,) LeY4!4 on a lab. r,rwel'ei N ti .'. shopoin,) ai"tsrM'ils ' 1ñPDA ii r j', - - ' :mu ' " sS%hCl' 5400 by 5.1. "efr'gera' frees..,' Many rabln.$s NaIl wall rarp.ting, ap.s. IC' e cfrapu%euj Pont, Ian). ciato a' tsmrnecue, b.rrrite bonded, ciat 'i iaI It'd Ci'lvr"ul cii'-r) All "a' SI I )fYt Less than I ,"5r5 't1' Hur-'j , , , 4 uJ . WI 'abe coin ir. iii a'W1 ' Call 322-2420 Anytime ''- ''i,f Ii, ,t . ,,, uit,) m,uri ti ShAre' r r,i ti lr er I lien, TV arid .jtihiti'- included I)? 1066 Dreaer,s rfl','u. !n,aS wIll Pr.% I.,. noon modern tiorr•, I', t)4h'S aeag. screened pn,rP q"-'i qr t. t ,- 'rr,Ir.lI ",rj-t ",r re ,'' ' (.rttrgvrir, 'nrn,,,e"s,'i.,r,ss 'lee't'. ou with r 145' f,.d '' Apply at ART GRINDLE WHEEL RANCH Lonçixood Hwy 1797 PdhffIe --' i4, technician for DeL and Orthopedic Office Call 73.4 SlOt _______________________- " Sit', 11201' toricia Aye Ph 37)6150 - Counter clerks and bus boys Day or evening Shifts; good wages anti benefitS Apply Navy Exchange -'' IF' 111 f Ut ::' 11 HouseclorSale • CENTRAL HEAT & AIR CAR GARAGE • DISPOSAL. RANGE • DISHWASHER, CARPETS VA A 93 PCI. CONVENTIOWAL FINA$CIP4C, AVAILABLE FROM 129,-lOG INCLUDING LOT shot',' features 411 large rooms, itCltSd.ri{J Il • 77 screened onrth. fir•0Ia'p uentral heat, and double garaq'. 'with guest quarters r,u,•,. '.".npo.ng Schools ii'rI OnI I? I (''I .s(li$'tt4 tQ' , ilimafl I5ii' DC' i 'r,e 1,1-, 'lL'i'Si.iLJFi,i '-. Provld.nc* Bid., Dettona ,, CENTRAL AIR workshop, fenced 2nd St %h,jcJe, '.145(1) ernpgency '.'m r'cIi'(r,i,rtv Up '.'l '-'BE U OuLAl'd[,4) W(' 5' ' -t' Grer2n 1903 lit client tr mt-is - Hall Realty Apartments Rent Furnished WIL AKA APAPTMLP4 IS 111W lit St Realtor, 3235774 AP4RTME'ii" LE.iiG4EO Brittany Farm Home MTH YGUTH IN MIND Brim 7 b.,tr,s, Iv ng room with brick lirc'plte, formal Sting family room. OversiZed uI:,ihiii' gar.ige', on Iirge' lot w'fN I .-,t,iI utul free's 1.47,000 ':r!r' I 7 BLDMOOMS. ADIJLTSOP4L Y PAWs. AVENLJI MOBILE PARK Span ish 2 Story ,'rn,'r lot 1 beclrr%)rn ?' . i.nt'pl,',(i' C ,trflet g.Ina4t1 good wnrk •mrif,g 1)9.500 I Itu'drot.irn apt , light'., water fur u-',he.eJ Adultt 590 30) 1 5th St 377 1296 i 327 7244 Gëna Gardens S'i.d'o ' 1 4) Apti 1' ii UiiivI eiy?wd 5.illi 510,, Ou,ei.,c Posi C IivWiOvii. i?'9Vi I beclrc.n frame bQvr,' It *10 ''ii' ',h.Ilt' .ini frut 'ne,- .'.ri ,.al irr,iP neighborhood, adulls. $150 mo wilhi 1100 securilt depost 373 flu Hr I County $8900 Houses Reiit Un (urn i shed bi.ch . ,,,, . Ow 'Al.neu', ARE 'i a' L "4 .oeeauti,sg .wuiiing 'w,ieie Lawn f,,iifi€ H -. - i . ' '.i ' .' '.''ii ,,,. , 'i4Ii _:'j Appb.r,'t furnIShed by Claude H Wolfe, Inc, f STENSTROM REALTY 2%41 i'ACii Owivi CAt -ii .1.. Ivy v.i hu FUN, 'v• a.o1a, I ighil.d .1*t v.a,4 bi.4(Pia,i und 3 hovtdb.il ,.t 'ii ..yi,,, 'P. 1 'nfiSu4 2 2'Ot ..' '-i 1.-i ' ; ',/ ,i ' 'a.-, i.'u .i t2n' ". -- Mc,lll 322 1101 26I0 )4.,t*.ilPt,i Ay ,tt I' v,' f 4 0 making md baking Apply In person Only, Holiday IlouLa. 330 1 - u ."rtr-u4l Commercial, Sanford I'art time Serving ,lie'nIs ciii le'cinup Neat appearance a flisI' Lake Mary area. Call between 10 I? 9)1 35)7 Cook with Sonic knowledge i)I special (lets Also, aides W'h experience only Dietary allies and housekeeperS AppI., Lakevlew Plotting (e'uitpt 919 I. 2nd St Sanlu,iJ 8arid1ewood V111a5 CONDOMINIUMS 1 & 2 bedrooms Sl8,500 8. 524,500 JUI1U' (ICC Up)ll( y 95% Flnancin No closing cotti Washer & flrer Open Every Afternoon [j Carrying 831 -2442 110 Airport Blvd., Sanford . a Big Load' Plantation Village Quite simply the finest adult mobile home park In America today. Close to Orlando, Extraordinary location. Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot rentals for homes start at $75 per month. Furnished (flt't'i models open for your inspection IldIxil AT THE ORUT soil UP __________ llIonisi Till _v-IJ/ Ttt$h.ua'y Bl'd // II _LI ORt.Al100 takg lnt.,*tøt 4 10 iii. 1*1. Møsy ..it. oft and go II9hI on tok Møi'y Souleyqed, Th. foIst Is on your left, a miIi (torn ih, Op.n on wisIday (torn 10 till 530, Sundo. (torn noon filil. Visifous wilcoms. eat. 6sf )')' .4'J'13 FOlD, GRtENE a MLAOOWS PQPT1U 322.2420 Payton bedroom, 7 bath, kitchen equipped newly decorated, first and li'.t nonth rent, 1173 mo Winter Spning, area 3?) 0794 e Westinghouse® It,'lrooms, 2 baths central heat 11(1 aIr, '.ti.ic ouS living room l"f.rened to l,mr iju lam I., rctim * tn fr"pl,ie on corner ci! 539 500 Furnished efficiency apartment. $80 rionthi, 9. mo' li-isi- Ptin,- 327 7017 after S 3fWiI9, tI.d,.,m Ranch Type Two bedroom apartment, Water furnished, 713 Laurel Ave 'i .'."se'il$teaq 'i.w 'i uporsi.ec bde,iI clean, 1 bedroom, 2 bAth home ''sq carpet throu'3hout, double ti' .iqt' and f'ntc ri y ,urd 5)1 tii Lake Mary I) w'Fr SwImming Pool Our bedroom turnlshed apartment l't.,,ll Ond thu b...f4in, PUN tn.t 1s A.'u$ C'... M.ad.w .41a,, fflta I 7 Ciaf Itati-li.. 'adriga,'stw, .1k aOs, iofi,l frep.... vaWewj, hutchs c.4ieg. •atv a..uued arri.,dlng. ib'p'digfhi ill 2nd II,,,,, 2 bsdi'Goaa mitt c.sieba,,, ( Pt c. TONA, Furn, I tietirm , porch, in cord , attractive, no pets 5)11) n"iu S71 10.10 Help lull lime, prefer someone experienced ri salad $31 5555 -. ' 1 Iti-droorn. I blts tm.i,' room rI'c room, dn,itiIe r mO - n!. ADULTS P4Ul't 1', - cut:i 'S IIILPLI4 Iongwood Village hold - -- - (904)-F - i' ' AL ON A PAId 7 MEN I S Greenitiouse worker wanted Various lobs available Including potting. 7,30 5, 5', da week, apply Unted Horticulture, Apopha. 59.6 7111 eat $9 li's Personnel, caper rote rut ti- i t'ssary will ft am PitS it. OtiOlfl, car and gas furnishno iinttuP inSurance Must hi.'.i' I but ucla driver's lICeni, 21 t,rs old Py is draw against &ntii missions Good opportunity to tji'i StorIed in ciufo sales Apply iii person to Jack Davis, at (Ill i'rr ,.rq • LANDSCAPING SOUTHE RN CHAr5M This I bedro,',rr', I Ck;iOI 1. • 2 & 3 BORM., 7 BATH '' sri'.utt three root-n apartment. fir I 10(111' Only No pets Call alter a 122 930? 116 '.V i: ERI'. 131 Yi.'; by CAFCO BUILDERS, INC. FISHING ANYONE? - 3 Bedroom. lOath, redetoritcil nice Cafeteria Workers I IflIL'f Fi)E{ YOL . in Late Mary *ith lac.' pr'cdioes.spac'oujcuwn.quurv runt IS • IIS lot, on cartili. tiff ct Johns River Mullet Lake Park ,irea U'JrI sri ''I wafer tciI.ti.-'. 1,1,1 ' I , F RANK(.IPI ARMS APIS t*o Ucuiroom duplex furnishu-li .ip,srfment 4770 Orlando Drive, S.'inhorcl immediate openings for alert, am bitlous IndividualS to learn ii unique approach to the car buying public Plo experience necessary - lit, r".;r shuoppincj & churthes Adulty ts'i Alt! or 1)2 9fl',l 2515 F'arb, Dr .317256) Due to our rapid growth, we have - 533 N F ri' 113 6041 o' 1711)517 :u MobIe Home Lots For Rent IS 11,' lIar y. lOyrI y large one be'droo,-,i, necessary Reply in own hand writing or in person. S to 10 ci m Ia R I. Polk & Co • ID) E. First St., Run 605. Sanford WANTED ' - iwo fledrom, I Beth Kitchen Equipped Ill S3or)71OiS7i Friday, Own transportation CAR SALESMAN ' ' EXPERIENCE NECESSARY i 34M,t' 'er,ic. (_,slI 377 1409 k'u'wf.rnizivtq your htflm StIll iso ______________________________ - r'-1.r needed hut SafuI stems '.ped,ewwn )stnrvno,,so itSatPiS. , ' - a'..c .-1 ii W h M. UNSWORTH REALTY , 515 ' CaIIB..art Real Esta'i" 7565 Park Or - e'ttnploymc'nf for $tucl"rtc It or older Door to door .n lerviewing to update information for Sanford City Dlrectory No selling Guaranteed salary plus bonus 40 Hour week, Monday thru AL 7rR5 DREAMY DELUXE r'-e.q' ',' . .,v'tiyrr,' 5I.p's Leader - ' u. Uiiltpte I iFnij Aqertry ' i con ., S 'at' l'.i'i bedroom trailer on Ihe river '.151) * mcinifh Inquire it 74)9 I; ,r; A? dutinned Couple Plo i'ttS *eek Ph 332 1771 i H ousu'. or a p • " rn0eiyIjfp.)fl4345fl4 Nlil'4 A %1'I('i Read ' all 1 ___________________________ 2 fill 4tPP5 central yOSSIF - IA nea? ar mdgped - J1T*" ' " ,l Yu Can't Beat This but ycia'vI got to admit he can ----.-- _____________________________ q SAId MO PARKS, I 7 3 Bedroom tr,iuicrt & Alit'. 1 Adult parks. 7 I it!:,,' park', IS)', Hwy I? 77 ''I 373 19)0 Day. Wk P,'. II Baker Volkswagen, 1219 5 Il VA. S,un ford ,I 4ittf,i(fit' pu-ritsu tO ItSiti i-'otcfliOntil make up instrudor I$'Uti earning PJIrnIISI ('all 37) 17,10. V thin' Wuorlard (oyryintuct, .1 -'-1 ut, it 1,i'uei'ql I u..ai'. PRODUCTION • 1 Mobile' l'fomr' Me'nt ruiurj Apartment Lease Adults only Pin l'rt'. Phone '177 1110 - Naval Training Center, API EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EM PIOYER Ladies anti Men to work door to door compiling information tar new City directory Plo sellIrIg Neat ' • i'v inn'. Muit hivi' I lt,rieI Me'ii I' Sf,iti' I Ii Cliii' .4,10? k ri Sinli,, ,f Ii', Siutiif,'iflf i.'yl builder arid r.'Ai ,'slAlp developer I aperlenc, IICSI?t'd bul not rerlulr,d Method oh tompunsallon open for negotiation Call (trail'.' Odhnt, 177 1670 br an appointment for lntervtu-w Personnel 0111cc. Bldg Plo 200) ' E AR PIE Xl MA DOL LARS '1' , '' - -' -, - - II 1 Ili It,',.', I f.tth, i w carpu-t, ,ti ,i,''. ,'iiIn ii P,.-,il & air, lull,' "bulppNi kitchen $190 mo (illi .'try Stock'., Ill 7714 after i.e'kdy%, anytime wt,kends - ii', r. " ' THE NICEST PEOPLE IN TOWN ARE AVON CUSTOMERS You'll An Equal Opportunity Employer discover how much fun it 5 _______________________________ mling new people, making new Cabinet Makers required iuu friends as an AVON mediately, mica experienced, 373 RepresentatIve. It's easy to start, 5662 or 645 O2fl Call 644 3079 ______ ______________________ t __________________ - _____- - - Uni u Fill SliP d I ,I I (1 l,P41 'SAl I Ill' 11)51 1UNITY for 7 Q(idlitied %.ili''i _.- truck driver Wages open Benefits Include paid vacations and holidays, group insurance', overtime Apply In person. CasIle Custom Cabinets, 30 N Cypress Wciy. Casselberry PLUMBING / - 'Hst can't sing, Ap.ir lrtiu'nI', Rent In - Well established custom cabinet buSiness needs spray painter men in plastic department and O 'LEARY other settlements, Weekly Apply Zales JewelerS. Sanford pbt,'u.' cñtls, please PIcila P4 aVptit$Q annie A.IIPI ails n.ir w.i.rp'u peu'rnuha are en' usau',a,ttr-, (Inc -i o' ted at Ill YY) ri'ben ,! SM 4011 Nell "A-,' ''i irei'w ii'. nasbis' . -- 'Never mind the intost fud at school , - , lot me show you the late'it fad around hore!it Male FcIn,'llt Help Wanted WAITRESSES Pleasant working conditions, good lipS! Luncheon anti dinner'. 531 5553 ask for Mrs Bre't - .. 'it eet ,__ Mi.Iure woman to take care of one child in my home, No housework, references required Call 372 9341 after 5 - (,' - - - MaleFemale Help Wanted 1 I), 4,.ç RN and LPN. part tIme, also housekeeper Apply Seminole Lodge Nursing Home, 3005 flay 10 ...'. BAI.L REAL I / - L'- 't1- -' -''i .i rue-I'" ".'.v i Two Mobe Homes ,_,] t - San lord benefits Apply Bldg 111, Sanford tirport or )DS 327 It)s, for ap pOintment ti-AvIation I... Driver needed to traniport automobiles wtri,n the state ot Florida 11js havC a good safety recorø and be able to Qullity under Stnick. DOT requirements Owner operators must have new or nearly ne* Chevrolet. Dodge. GMC or Ford tpnventiOnSl tractor. Mileage if 4l and 4$( loaded. tic empt, 77-Junk Cars Removed :teuuin iuirt'v ea,so uv will euntmue to plug for two nicasures that failed in the 1973 Legislature - bills giving the state more state control user sstLand nd requiring ufficilc IL) diduse tiiCuIiItt sources. In an interview Monday for the educational television program "Today in the Legislature," AsI'.ew said be believed both would have passed had been 1'tter understood ttit Both died in cunumttee. And he said he hoped to Increase understanding by talknig about theni frequently be- I tween now and te 1974 session. I The wetlands bill would not have increased Cabinet power but would have allowed it to put controls on use of wetlrid.s uiuuediately if they were cur sed of critical state Ctflc cern, instead uf having to wait : 90 days. he said. A5kew said financial diseloswe by legislators, C,abint'l officers and others would help store public cordidence, adding. I don't believe my social standing has been hurt by filing a copy of my income tax rt'turn." -_ Truck drivers and owner operators Travel 'ô-Auto RepaIrsACCeSSOrIeS Parts APi '',-.' 3rd Coins 71-AntIques ----- -- FACTORY HELP Needed for itt shift $7 SO pee hour to 2nd, and Start, 1k raise in 30 days Regular raises thereafter Pad holidays and vacations Mutt tie able to handle 10 lb bags Apply in per Marblette Prt'mt, n. Manu4ctturng Company. .h,nc tiy'i Hwy 434. and 1)9 Winte'r Springs Buy _... -- Retiree,tcwork.oredayperweek at rabbit processing plent 322-1232 ___________________________ 67_Livestock and Poultry Items -- 1" PART TIME and Supplies $-Wanted to Male Help Wanted lii --- ._Equipment for Rent W I /' 'tI 1 I - SEAMSTRESSES Dependable nit for lumber yi.?d . worS anti l'w t Apply 903 7' - Altarrionte Catering has opening for cooks. Sday week. Call 931 9236 for appointment EMPLOYER ) 'A', 1762 API EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ____________________________ C,mp'n;- F 5hin3 arid Family Fur be'.era;et CAMP SEMINOLE 37' £470 5)_BUIldInG Materials I C]Ild S, •.. .. Concrete Structural Systems Inc Builders of motel arid apartment units Interviews weekdays 91 Take I ieast to the 17 97 etif Exit and go left lathe Port of Sanford Apply at the huge blue building, I 60-Office EquIpment And Supplies P rorn ised .. ':".i Camping.Resorts __________ IBLUE P l)GE MIS,. S;abuiS'ied cams' ACt accredited, Coed. S 1$ yrs Reserve nov Boc 191. PisgaPt Forrest, N Carolina. 2I16$ , _ S5-EiyclC$ ncorne Bills -' , l 7$-Motorcycles - IjOV. , -- - 57-Sports Equipment ____________________________ Fla ., inside Construction Work Potitiont open for generai labor. assembly, carpentry, welding, etc etc Bring your vriend% and fa'm a car pool Get in on the ground floor with 1 ':'.:'L:.. F' . sb-CampIng Equipment 2-Lawn and Take advantage Of lbs Opptunity to be trained at Our expense "h' Rummage Sales 55-Boats & Marine Equipment Pad groijp insurance. two weeks Pad vacation annually, 7 paId holidays, competitive wages Inside Construction Work '.15,7 A 'TRAVEL N M'(IS 0'.'; Stereo - ,&X3. 'IAL.LAHASSEE. - - 57-Appliances cilman Victor Miller proposed radios be purchased for the fire department since the entity has no radio coriuriunicatiori Or dispatch service. The city's share of the federal moneys trUltali $1,7S1 and Miller said the two radio units would ('rjst //et inside Construction Work Ci PPE I IOL,RS, INC. i's C'u.st n3 'Tci,,rs at' official rates 30) Semoran Blvd. ilv.y 436) 131 3233 SI-Household Goods 54-Garage Don't Io, lime clue to weather C r 'lJ I , Travel Agencies 13 FLy INC. £.,rine' Fur Sale Radio Pfl HarrySvrs'e'r,3i) 137c Merchandise ______5&-MtscC'IlaflCOuS 53-Tv Inside Construction Work If I - ijan''y ,' "'• l" U '# - C' iAN 0 L E 550t4 S cb:i' ci C rt'se 1 - U - -_ / ,) E' /'J \\ -Iá\i = Genprl 0111cc. light maintenance, rrrandl Eaperlence prHerr Lake Mary area, cell between 10 , / fi'k I '(lion helper '.5 Aiitl'tl lull tirn .ulI '121 4451 - lnstructions - ____________________________ 47-Real Estate Wanted 'jet .. n 46-Income' And lnvcstmee'Yt Property , '.,, - ' 1 ---- An ,, id '--.''- T"r re'ntmaom, 7 haIti tttit'r$t ith fl Tti4'W v5teef OwSt 4n(SI,t cit s..u,Ir cpei.n All nec. centes, tail sri -sir. d,te raqes. citIt-p rno 4F A I trio riect.ont. tOotled l'4nGS (lift waftens itootat,. cau'pet.nq arid "tr,'i.(tC5SAlIpr,ft.1,t' fll 't-' '' -. 4-4 lanlor and Night w5tchman Pert time, en Sanford 323 6163, -, Pt.a - .RESTVALUE! 'hi ' 1 w T Rubber Tire Forej or Case flack Ifri' Opeqtors Apply af Winto Con structicin Corporation, North Site 01 )1. Lcxugwood SMIflY'S INC. R A B B I IS t'u- es 3 / nt opportunely for middle age II? ,it typ retired couple, year rrii't i'., have ocicounigs lot' eifrenie'n(e$ rinpI0yntfll I lying quart.'r 5', r hair Sn immeelate' cl'C'nrg tw A .'.eIders, assembly mechanics, firnIthrd in mobIle borne. anti if' antor Apply In person, to Mr u'nd machine operator's (I will require applicants lhat perc'i, flsggs Full tme employment, 5 working conditions, inSurance' n'r'nployed would live' on preni cii paid holicla'.t, two wrckt paid vs I,'ogram Apply In person W(OI1(i,51 n rulobile. home adI acent to Sanur ,i thr u Fr day, Taylor Manuf cation, company paid hO5plt5lil Mi-crealional Park, Job duties to turing Co lion, and group inSurance 3714 supervise and help provide daily C'ilando Drive ______ ---ilnaintenanc, of swimming pool ,,,.. , tor,Soróhr clay.bdaisaw'reai ,irta. to provide custodial services 19 Female Help Wanted '. i,1ral for retired Ph 373 54.62 fc. dub house as needed, gar MN for Sanford Nursing & Con (toning anti lawn care of park and - Me,,hôni, Automotive, tools and valeLt Cot Center, 950 MeIIonvIIle picfli area References required , -'.& references tarn $700 per week Ave , Sanford Apply in person Applicants please call for appoint I,;,. Call MrKay3fli merit Bralcy Odham, 373 1670 WOMEN WANTED FOR GLNEM AL NURSERY WORK PH 377 Mature person for full lIme it- tie WELDER 4860 clerk, Apply Sanford Shoe CcnI,'r. At least 3 years esperierce 53 50 77IE 1st SI per hour. pad holidays and Mature lady to five in, help care for -' vacalion Steidy work 323 3900 sick lady, and small apartment 111611 SCHOOL GRADS Room, board and good salary 373 & IOU 1.EGE STUDENtS ____________________ ,. ,i" I? t'1I '1517 tied peas- yOu pk Farm lcicited?OP 1. ior*s Ave Ph 373- 45-Resort Property For Sale sharing on public safety c - 44-FOt rns and Groves 57.363. in another action, council voted to spend Its share of revenue - ----------Good ThIngs to Eat 43-Lots and Acreage were federal '" - Caval,er Motor Inn * .-- 47-M,ObIle Homes Continued Winter Springs growth was reflected in a report - - 4)-Houses for Sale adequately Mayor C'j(,ISh June s iv:' - Real Estate vote, discussed over the telephone and the preliminaries time to "iron out the bugs." IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTE ENTPI JUDICIAL dR CUlT It'd AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLOE IDA Ito 73767.9 Ill te' PetitIOn of 3$-Wanted to Rent cast PLANNED EXPENDITURES lift operator, and masonry 'corers for day work Days $31 a''?, Eves Iii 5009 Ask for CX'r 3?OOU S '1792 Daly changingl Luncheon SpeciaL o everything included u Cavalier tics also Menu Suggestons Favr'.te Scintisch& H"y-'- tCf Sc'utr Salad B5r Our P--BusIness Property For Rent be present to consider preliminary plat.s, since these be F. - Resort Property For Rent 36 should not "itruction Corporation, North ;atgrrioorLocr FOUR BRAND NEW -' ) 7) Factory Help Wanted fly Pant Manufacturer I 1 30 Monday thru I riiIiiy Lifliite'd neat ilo(w' to I 1',tyi' I i"ttilii'r t'l,'i,tt, S r.i loilege sttjulenty will be ''nsidpred for Summer I'" -. I Houc#c for S,sb - I I / t"unt,jrp'.i'.'p umpsny needs e. i'i" iancu'qi fork lift Operator (".u''t I'.".. and company benefits ApI,l'. American Wood Products, lI" Marvin Ave. Longvnoul I , - OPE RATORS I -"nix cii m,ynhui'l, c'v (Oncj,jt 'n needed Apply SI Wnco Rent Furnished * I II Stenstrorri I - FORKLIFT OPERATOR FOR EMAN EatIng Places Unfurnuhed For Rent board could Chfldcare Little hr • 05, service ;%t irr, A',e 3730390 3S-Mbile Home Lots engineer the maintaining o - '34-Mobik' Homes Rent telephone dissenting only 't Itonu Iiltte',tu ii). %t,vt,'- 1 ,,', -'--u'ePtnt,5emn or dnive't I lent ompany be'nelit -i ....iing profit sharing An ,'i'artunity employer Call fi,., '-'nIl it III £910 in OrI*n,, '-r ,'unt,t-,e'nt ,In'.eJ nt en yr.'. 'ft (if Highway 43.4. Lc'ungwoncl . when questions arose. during May. AMS SR Deceased 37-Houses that Vtck.i Baker '- - Furn.c ed difficulty in contacting the Councilman -MAWAGI MINT TRAINFI: Oi-'" ngs lot manager trainees vth S(tioOI or more edu(al,on Pt fl5tiØriI v.-hoIesaI, - 'ributor SSiiit Ii' ii un-Il Child Care )I•-Apartm$nts Rent experienced during meetings of the - Unfurnished Kelly, p.r chairman, by 94)1 I 3t',tl ('tI)I'iOrtuflil'. [ mplt,e - I 1. - DIESEL MECHANIC ("owIng company needs ea rev priced diesel mechanic to beau 'l' Shop Good pay, and (OnlItAny Irenu'litt Apply American Wcin,f - •' - -i' glSunda. Tact oog blacS f?Ce Answers to "LegS". Grove MflOt Drive area ?eward 3fl 41l. 327 257$ At Rent presented to the discretion of that board A previous action had macic the presence of he engineer mandatory'. pendlture's 5179.949.00 CIty ot Sanford Florida .N- P Moo'u 010 15 WILLIAMS. SR CATEGORIES Capital Es EXPENDITURE Total Pianin 79-ROOmS fee Rent / -- I. u'it n r PS F aPerencecI In lull ''I' ""ting AIn PO(jF FM'I Pit I cr s flid wages, Apply rn I"i Sun In PP.1) Pnol ing (OmlISci'. 1111 Se'minoI Blvd . 'i' .Pinebreeze Farms. Hôt,ie?a I nogyoo, J - U Fox by Gill ' Truck Drivers. 7r,t' .'r tr,tlri it' .ini It' lu xperlenced Mechnjc i'ii.i' Anti u1Ciie'ry 01 lrrti ii clIent yiv h .ng i tinil'tiii,ni uu't I' rcdutts NO Ove'flhijht runS Miyt I'.t'. An,t l'en'l,I'. Apply ii Irr '.iu ovur it F Is Chflei,y ense irstlor IrAler Art Grindles essory Company benefits II Wheel RanCh re ester, 14w'. 17 9,' 5Aflf,,I ',c)ith i cNTA1 SINCE BREWER ' Rentals voted ti leave attendance of the cnint'er , $50 Reward! -.--: city engineer at all meetings of where board the p-r preliminary or final plats are city 'F: -.--- -. AIiy in person to Amer lcs,i Wood ''ndiI(fy 1797 (harlem Street, E - WHERE ARE YOU? 7o-Insurance the p.r board council did an about face on as policy and fle - ,1, i'' ', IC .'l -r SIDE GLANCES Products, 700 Marvin Aye TUFFY McTAVISH 7SLoans In another matter involving had tian 122 7457 lifte'i' A 71.-SItuatIons Aanted For black male Scottish terrIer. *hih disappeared behind 'tr Flnanc;al Seminole County high schoOl ____________________________ about s p m Sat evenIng 322 _______________________________ 71-BusIness OpportunIties in a congested area." had stated he , Ferris -' C- -M."elti Help Wanted Councilman Cliff Jordan put ttw damper on the issue by c'ontenthng, "I think It's a lousy place for a school. . .on a high- Charles fi - cix. pre'fecre'd, but vi; .-------Lost and Found - '1- I'trnak Hip Wanted SR 434 the Clerk f the' Circuit Court, Seminole' LOuJntt, Floricici in accordance wIth the pros'rion'. of tie F'ictttsouS Section 'T Wit Name Statutes 96509 Florida Statutes 1957 S Charles P Stone Roper! Roth' Publish Jut-ic 5- 12 15,76, t2 FLORIDA IN PROBATE In re Estate of siC),IE AD INS, S5' 1 L ND IC 1 059 005 CAPITAL ACCOUN 'It 5 huprb. g.pfl the we a'nengagedinbusiflel&-cit ItIpu 25$. Sanford Airport. Seminole County lOnifiS under the fii'itiOiJt name 01 - Emp'.lyment ____________________________ t, AP Ic Hell Wnbed recom- out -'- •, Man ici help InStall Aluniincjrn Siting Ride needed -Will 5Pi51 i't pldsborO to The Sti'c HiSt 434. Mon Fri 373 449.4 15A(llOfl Sports annexation pointed -- 11-CampIng Resorts ocres elementary school Site Ofl was i - .-. to work In salvage yard '.511 ree,I cbauffpur't Iicen Ratliff A Sirrts, 3731 Orlando Dr AQE YOU TROUBLED' Call .' Free. etc 7027 for 'We Care "l4othirte" AdultS 0, Teens he Retired lbdy to live In SM compOnion to elderly lady. Ro' and board, Ph 323 2730 13 -Travel AgenCIes requested by Supt. of Public Schools William Layer for '15 It I ' MRC,(s PERFORk't0 by 74 hrt Pictures Incid R & 40, Silver SpringS 236 AirpOrt with 4771 If dialinG trOublI, come -, stint ____ Travel & RecreatIOn Rent by Dick Turner CARNIVAL Male Help Wanted WOP k FR S ,..', place Astro<1I FIoi 302. Fern Park 32730 Call s.3 $955 ' mended to council acceptance . *rI.aI,l man fo Ifn,yp truck, tOOt. unload mteril. and york In Iuuiter yArd 49 hr vek F, -t4'llI'ii' Iring. benef,ts Apply in rd" ('rt ft,v 9 a un to Scatty s l4.'rrr fli,iltiu'c% 700 rrpnch A. AstroI00Pr espert horoscoPes. $ 5erid name, birth date time and YoursH 10-DO fl-InstructIons '3)-Houst-' . IA - - Central Iloptit? Church '-Good ThIngs to Eat plan . Is MaletlplpWanted DIAL A DEVOTION $-Eaflno and zoning board .lune 7, and a large crowd is expected to be on hand to voice objections to the way I-Hr,'tlJ I Can Help Phone 47 4 Write P 0 FIas 1313 Sanford F Iorld* e-Chid Care 7-Motels Hotels The issue will be discussed at for - PRORLEM Perttt0S APOP0IlCt Ai'Ofl VttC'US Found Sand -Lost amectingofthecity'sptannrng request r1 C, t-i,ifr,TJ FACED WITH ADRINIdWC' 3-CemelarIci Springs. of a -- -'-"icL"---' 'rr'" - water p1111 A F yap 4-PersonalS Winter p.r board tIlLS .r'-.--' I TOUCHTON OR 2-in Memortam in the planned unit development The _'--.------, - Announcements -1-Cards of ThflkS located near Tu.skawilta Road of Gciocimar.'s 'ersonts $ a .m. . S 30 p.m. Saturdays a Holidays sam.- 2N00fl Deadlln.-12 Noon BO PublIcation HPT1d Stuff 't IT L (ME NT PAYMENTS F OR FISCAL ASSISTANCE TO STATE AND LOCAL C,O'EE NUt P415 5Y THE OF DE PART ME NT F CE De' 'TgaSLR demanded in the Petition WITNESS rn, hand and official sea t offict' t Sanford. Seminole County. FloridA, thuS lit clay of June. Jijflf' WaidAd Department Hours MARION RETHEA area . ------ ________________________ ng __________________________ HEREBY CIVEN o P41 PLANNE C) USE REPORT IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION AND Cit RULES 5) 13 FOR EN REGULAI iONS - Pul,Il5' rrc. 14 Look, Read, Buy Council C ha n g e s !tVA e e t I WINTER Sl'RINC,S - aor .' (ranville Brown, MondR saw the fruition of his wish ('.f rrainy months of a Change itt the ?s.anb BuHdInO. Sa01orn, CoUnCil meeting night. Council flppro%ed the ehaflge Florida. eric file Itt? original with the Clerk 01 Ihi' Shove tyIo0 COLII'l to Wednesda nighLc, but ororbeforethe3rdd5yOf July. AD sc.arc'cls had the motion 1973. otherwise a default will 1* entered agitirISt You for the relIef when Brown advised be would demanded in the Petition be UnabiC to attend one meeting WITNESS my hano ano the s.ai of Court an this 11* 31st day of a month due to attending a CAI.NO meeting, May, A 0 1973 (Seal) \i(tfl,(u TTO)' PUAnd v.ill Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr meld themayorsgavcl on th(t( Clerk of Circuit Court FloridS rnghts. Other councilman cited Seminole County, eeia V (kern t, various problems in the Deputy Clers meeting nights 'dd CARROLL BURkE would necessitate their which Attorney for Petitioner absence, and one member of 612 Sanford Atlantic Batik Sanford. Florida 37671 I the audience quipped, PubliSh June 5. 17 19, 76 197) wonder why they changed it at 0(0 all when they will be absent." Brown told council that a COUNT'I BOARD developer Bill SEMINOLE request lr OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Goctdznan for the city's first hiNotice of Public Nearing hu- floare (it County Corn rise condominium has met with m,ssOnert at Seminole County will consideratle opposition from hold ci public hearing to conSider ' area residents. Gnodrru.n has propOsed change o 7OnlnQ from C-I Limited Commercial to C 1 RetaIl requested a height varianet Commercial on the following from the cIty's 35-foot limit for dw'ibed property a st story condominium t.o be The l: 15 1973 PubliSh: Me'. 29 Juirw WITNESS my hand end OffIciSI f sea of this Court on thu 17th' ae May 1973 lS.a!I ecKwitii. Jr Arthur Pt Clerk 0$ the' Circuit Court by CoccI. v (Karl' Clerk board of Seminole f'.y Mjtit* 1. Ed$fl County Deputy Clark S Mr Allan F' KVefPi. CLEVELAND, MIZE 9. BERRY Chairman Attorneys lOt P.'ttiiuner S Mr WIllIam P Layer. P 0 Drawer 7 Superintendent Sanford. Florida 37771 PublIsh MAy 22. 70. JunC 5. 1913 Putatust. Mat, '15 2? 70. June 5. 1973 DIP 115 DEPII bank in the PetItion Bank Bldg Sanford. Florida 37771 I 3377-fI9.5 - Atlantic Arthur H backwlth. Jr Clerk a' Circuit Court Serr..nole. County. F ho'IcIa S [clan '. Outiuty Clerk CAR ROLL BURKE Attorney for PetItioner ei: sannoro Atlantic Bar* . ' COUNTY. Sanford- Floridm 37771 and file the' oriuinci with' the' Cia'S o' the IibOvr slyler Court or or before the 711th da'. of June. A C) 1973. otherwise luetumen' me'. tie enterpO again' you for the relief demanoec in the Petiltart WITNESS try t,ariC cind the u-a#Of on the 75th as'. f May A.D 1073 Documents will be a Local PiaflrOOmt, DIVISION 0 SEMINOLE Sanford Eogtian P'd Keilci, AlA 519 .sntord Atlantic I3 with the Clert 01 the CIrcuit Court. iorda in cc Seminole county, coroanc, wtPi th prOvitlOIlt 01 t F ictitlout Name Statutes. to Wit tectiOru14309 Florida Statutes 1957 S P4erbr"t J Sculor'tO't June II Solomon nuh!isP Ma 22.79. June S. 12. tclD FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 73.741.9. It re- The Marriage 0$ D1NNA S,L"[ HC,RTON. WSLE 7-Pu4(P4 HORTON AND JAM[ PIUSf1t.P4C) NOTICE OF ACTION HORTON TO J4ME- 'L"-lE I Viaien' LSflC Summer's Paint P,Iev. .iP!'SPt, YOu ARE HEEFBY licrI trIED tha' an action for dissolution 01 marriage t*s been filed by DONNA 41rI0 you art' NAvE HORTON rtQuirpC to serve a copy of your wittpn defenses If any. tO I' or BURKE, attorney for CARROLL Pitllione'-. whose address i ' igi t&,t'I01 P41. .1 ENTFRPQISIS. Cnd tta't we Intend to relt9er tale name IN THE CIRCUIT COL'RT. IN AND Eoipian P4 •.elIey, Alt June f. Ic') CastIewf00 Rn . MaItIbno SemInole County FlO.lda unOer the ?$clltlous DEC if arid will include Mechanical end Electrical for tOid pent Owner Contractor lute Agicement y'Ithi the' bound shell specifications thie' be tig'eemrn' used PLACE (S FOP EXAMII4C, BID DING DOCUMENTS Bader's ma, res'ipy the Documents the follOwing places P4gb SulIl' Post Cflhiie hot 1330 fc)Tf sans.n.,oSprInosTraeNO 's c s. 19, PR of Seminole County. F Ia . thence rufl N 00 drgr?5 11' 19.' W. at Douglas Aye,, alonG the WI r 302917 ft t the P4W cor 01 the' In r'seion of DOUGlaS AvO rton St. thence run P499 deorees 44" F. alonG the NIy r barters', e'tettded [ti 2Sf' lath? Of the SW F line Of tht NW Sec 3 2129. thri, run N 00 OO'eeS 11 16" W. alonc 5510 E lIne O tht the SW '., 139. 9)9 fIfe the NW Sti Iw of SR 434 thence run t.4 grpt 3003W. alonG Slild SIt, r of 5R 434, 27S 39 ft tO the Ely r w at Douglas Ave rzrvlslor,cs described In ORB 81. . 61.5 PR of Seminole thence run SEly alonG County, rI Of DOuQII talc Eli 'eP4Iyr v.04 Stanley St Revlsionthtt, es shown art tab P1st of Sanlaride Tract No 3 thence run P4 Sorin 99 d?pfCet 'e s' F. along 55i0 Nit, r w of Stanley St. 15099. ft 'C) the POFI and the area formerly' Corn 0-15mG barton 51 55 vaCated and abandoned Furthpr (lescribeC as tth of SR . east of Douglas Avl ariCiwest C)4 Douglas Ave Revislor and no1 01 Stanley Si prior to being vScatPC and iihantthflefl Thri, Ouib hedrinG wi N bric r the Counr'. Commission Chambers oi tpie Court HOuse. StintnrO. Florida, on July 3. 1973 I.'' t 1 m or as soon thereafte' a Possible' B,ro of County Commissioners Seminole County F lOi05 violen Jr , '.t, Chairman Attt Arthur H backwlttt, Jr Phllsh June 5 1973 FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND LJN. SEMINOLE FC.R c&.ORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. fl.ThO F In re The Marrua9a 01 THOMAS )&NIAL MORC,a', . PIUSIt AN C). AP40 WIN A LOUSE MORGAN. WIFE NOTICE OF ACTION TO NINA LOUISE MORC,AN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE HERIFIY NOTIFIED that an actor Icr DissolutIon 01 Marr,aOe has been fIe0 by THOMAS DAP4IAL MORGAN. to reQWrPd are you and serve a written copy ' of your defenWit, it avw. t It net CARROLL PUE. attorney for PetitiOner, whose address is 612 Sanford CTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS hereby even ?ht we art POftO0d In bullr*%* at 23 flegn at the SE (Or 01 General Construction 4 the F Ire' Damage Replacement to' Croorni. c.OU CONtIL K'- SCCI Sanford- rlprida 1331 ,L P,t[N I,C) [F rPSS EOARD COUMIISIONES 01 ''ttI4 WParlrC ot (uflI', cam The t7.oar m, I,tIOflPr% 01 SemInole Coun'y will hold a public htarlflQ '0 co.nider a prbfnt.c cIarsrjr w ,o&nc from R i Q('t$lI Com Ridential 10 C mual or hr foilowinO da.a,cribed WIFE the Isiont of me FecIiIOtjt P4017* Statutes To WIt S,.cton N'S 09 Florida S!atu'rs 1157 Quinn 5' lame's Publish Ma's 2 29. JJre S 12.1973 DEP it. i.E Oi. MO.ES NOL OF C0UNT Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice - -.- Get It Off Youi Bcck! Call 322•2611 or 831-9993 U.11t' fti1Iit1toitI . . 1i;&'ratt'i �I- I Pin Sirilnrtf Hr,rnlcl '1 u'- 65- TheSa ' Let Legal - Ttjcd?ty, Jun, 1973 he S.ntord Her1Ø Want Ad Profits Put You On The Road P r rIDr 'Tutlo;' C) JIM HUNT REALTY Asn 114 2574 Park Drive 377 211* Middle I After hour. P4ev VOi 337 6 204, 322.3991. 3774 YOU ARE ,.ui an acts 3 BR. I bath, air, WW carpet, fenced '.nrr.agt ho'. yard, near all school'., hospital, San LandoSpgl area 131 *010 your w'V'ltti c'' nor answer C.I) 131-000) n JAMES M "rtltianer. New Homes office of CPu w,ti Street, lIiA .rL., V' p • c'c,ryI'n'n an:' i Ot).'I '.! 'c';;.', •.'a';ç 4bet1.Oorn ,l?;r une 14th. V 11945C. )udpmen rY - * * - YOU for fbe Medel Inc. Realtor por WITNESS '.aiti Court 'Seal) Arthur I FO-AOWR ph 373377,373.5$7 SANFORD ftuildt' has Duality 3 bedroom : bath homes reedy tot' occupancy. Clerk of 2 blocks. west of Bahama Court it Restaurant on Briarcliff St Open County. 1 3 p m workdays 1. Swsøayi. Pt; 5y Set C3rianflc ?°5 7036 _______________________________ JAMISM i,awOOIiCe C A WMIDDONSR..BROKER 111 N Perk. Sanford cHARLES 322 5901. Night'., 373 1167 t,Ttornryt 1 76 wall Sir Two 1 bath, central air Orlando, r bedroom. publish' M and heat. large liv room, large - l' Pd THE Cl St FOR FLORIDA NO 73670 in re 'TM M DELTONA 3 Br.. 7 beth, c entral heat.alr. IT CORBE11' PEAL (5'TL'T( PEI-1.70P Anti I.PI MI 179%. DeIt,'trysM' 4615 - Vr.Cl au_ AlloZ; TO TU4S- Houses for Salt . -- -- - - - lUdU'i I'p$ltiri! WITh 1* w.'r 'L I, Art As fly Dr Putil '.1 :t r' 7 'I IN SEMlb IN PP In Yr L OU C 10*11 - .rc' , cli';"" , pitt;' - - to. I hflTlt t'v"r c'ne' Lath iu. wnl t' Burns &yt'Iflit', country Clut HetgPits Hwy IS A I mile south Seminole Junior Coliepe 0' i'a Elmer Bakalla AD ACRE COLORADO RANCH. AisumC payment'. 16400. Ot'lQtriIIl pri. mall, be assumed by making , back payments of SM 14 anti . CIII I ii 'Pit, , 7614 ç J Tfte'Timt''Tcet.0 Firm Park Ave Days 3726172 N'ohts 372 7357 372 5474 t7tP4 P4 part'.. WASHER USed machine'. MOONEY APPL IANCES, 373 k ( NUOR E '.CfViCC, - 0697 - INCOME AT HOME ZONED COMMERCIAL LAKE MARY DAWG PATCH FLEA MAP' _ ' ft -- - a!a L1 Block home with central neat A air, SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS 2 very large bedrooms, dining Wesleri' Wee' S a w C' thI Old room, II s 7C' living room. kit Ccvral Wrste-r Snop, 17 92 1 mile chen A bath. well to wall carper fit DeBury also '.ttvt refrigerator arc drapes At present 2 extra roorn ow condition. with Private entrance being used lOJalou'.iewind ; good 15 each 26S-31*a or 440 E 2nd St for beauty shop and I islt Shop Could be used for other types o' '.rylI business Call Bud 1941 MLl'TLANr I (A M&R'T Mv.'., 17 o:' Open Set A Stir S S 'huy-endsclldorsr corns 'i" proof set; on IDeCil. Stop tii one see us at our now location 7cm". Coins 174 E Mo-se B'v Many - Johnny Walker Realty *31 Mobile 42 - :ao sewing mfict,ne 1)111 tonholes- anti thri-, needle- zig design'. Assume balance 011410;' payments of 56.50 Call Credit Manager. 327 9111 evening'. *31 11 46 jr see a' Sanforr Sc-.snp t)own*cri; 3i' I I'.' Anniversary Sale! GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 300 Frenct Ave 3803 Orlando Dr 33) 57(1(5 ' ____________ - ci Household Goods 373 55) wide anti Sharp 17 bedroom, central air. 13500 Owner. 323 7*79 evenings air, carpeted or la'ge p'va?e rent ed lot in Casselbe'r.. 57.500 cast including storage building *31(1944 Lots and Acreage - ------ - - 17.500 an acre Call MANN T'MAPdN. Realtor. 61* 3333 )7'PIARBOR twctiuiidinglo'i. fruit tree'. fence. 510.000 *340176 with rollers 7t4 sin : S6HS of acre strilloor, Walter PRICED Rl&H'I cOT HWY 436 Corner I00lIC SSARL MOUSE I 2. ISM %4 ft s . auia Hamilton, Realtor 645 227(1 - - Camping Equipment - C nmpfic .'ds1l0Pnt 1) name It, we have I'' Go.." surpluS galore SurpIcj WO-10 llt.31 ( w'. 5Cc "'i ri '.1 , Office Equiprtmnt & Supplies . - p; . it - ti'r, pa;' trig model contained, excellent self __________ _________ co;' ditiOr, Only '.1893 Term'. Wi' accept tratie's P4ev W or ld 'Trøvt' Hwy 17 97 N Fpfls Perk (1 mlr N a' Dog Track PC I 1134 942A 17 Shasta Sleeps 4 Good condittor, Some extras Ill 59 t,3 PENT Machinery and Tools 1(110 J C) Dozer 1.4.500 W Case .,c- usnc" 7. yjirO S'.SOC yard C,arwooc drag line- 17.300 All In good ondlt'on -60? Lemon Street , - , i' c's Appliances - 7572 FREIGHT DAMAGED Enterprise continuous clean cieCtr' Xt" range in avocado '.. sale price '.168 Dick.". £..ppltancr Sal es A Service 2617 5 French - tS iess - Pets and Supplies -- - Twc- rfililt 1)41551" hOundi. Call _ :49 5370 after - 523 each -_____ uriS Abandoned, uflvCntPd You, ccr.' hCijlfrC away OrlanDo 7956191 anytm, c,.00d Piomt needed for twO small g'. Already spayed Free Ats t wo kItten'. 3276208 A Cnms,reheesive Real Estate GvsiW' To Batten LtvrnR ,møthFoi 'Trrri".. APIC.3 main, black or white , s how quality 8 w$c'. old 664 5611 ' ____________________________ ri In Livestock And Poultry Gentle gelding palomino colored ha'.beenu%ecl for hunting Ph The lie raid I' - 377.4106 730 CC Mo'c, cu:: , IIMOC 3 weed Mitt bike, 1100 4Cc Amp VOil GeneratOr, '.230 373 3609 - - A 1967 Yamaha 330 171;. with windshield P.7. k P.dj, 'jj'. AP $,;,f"d 4. yr ii f ca Cm Ak P 7). A 3 C Li ""i',. ' Beauty Care Harley Davidson. lull dr es s,;' J"- ftpr I p mis 32366.4* ' , ,,, , ' - - very ' -- Crew Cub a;' ' ' . P good condition, 664-1177 '77 Chevrolet C 10. t pick up, V 8. standard shift, Only T er m'. w, accep' trades New World Ttvttl Hwy *7 92. N Fer Park I': mile P4 of Do; 'ma:, Rd 8345434 ' -_-----_______ _______ 11(1 - -- Aulos for Sale - --- -- p •.tabie utli'', buLdfl. Nt'r vt'ehcnjst- DmV,lerc A tp'r' Call IC(i5 0' tA', ny'.mi' 323 45X 1iuLDNC, S - $200 Down LILJYS 0,1' '73 moart'. anti Other), *973 impala 1912 OlD'. Cutlass S *970 Cutlass S 1910 Impala 1910 Da".un Esonorn; Cell us llk to us C' 373 17.17 OLALIERAUTO SALES 11 92, Sanford cDndittoned $230 & take' over $1 0 month'. payment'. 1301 Elliott Ave . Sanford air lI,iDDY,3 _________ BULLDOZER VOPP 3 72 1171 ;'iP i0% 04,1' $4* j n OIP' k(t77, 1.11 •,,, Cd , _N". 5S,"HACLLSSlFl(D 4.0 Ceramics 04 8. A Crram,CL ILl ICrier'. Ave . 323 0361 .4ACP.SOP4'S CERAMICS Supphr: kiln dealer *03 Closed lflursØø, A Sunday 322 7971 C'ruA; 'r,411 k'ip.t't b,h'grV P rr-vi'i. hl pr'; s4i-r. 772 $77:, Plumbing 7)' IED HANDS C l asses Clay or Greenwame suppliPi & evenings n gif ts 132 W. Hwy 436 134 7322 GEORGIA'S CERAMICS Gre,nwareAFirOng 1003W tstSt.. 377-0215 r('jp ' new work I ms' F lt.lct: ,i i' '.'C''- 9'a''l'179. Small repair-'. AI'.e tr..-. p'ijncd and removed 0 0 Pe'modeIing Room Add, painting , all types of carpentry lflt'', EsterS. ReaSonable 373 1111 - Welding -- ',' ___________ ' ''' req and con boci to I gct YOUJ IC u_rat Can H oU Drafting :d ,, ,.,','.,-• Ii";' -' ecler or r,'pairs, rgofs painted, free Piones, experiCnted estimates 3Z30794 Central Florout,Home impi-ovements Punting Interior and Exterior. Residential •nd Corn mercial. 323-4064 'I one r I,t) 'i' V' 'tf, ' t'ii' •,4rvit e WtIdlci'*ri;&altere',on'. 223 13$ -- .3 CP.t.( Cj.tum made screen rooms, car l.''l% 'Top worimøn'.hip ac' ."t'ØIj LEACH ALUMlp F'ISRI(ATlOf4, 323442S all Sewing CRABTREE,323-4366 -Pn'.rp- interior Cl 7i"vAk. l.-(IL( " iyIu.iv " Corn e r-' LO(. liii 4672 PAiNT fYI. Ire,'rct,males USED CAMPING Manteruanc,, P , & Pet Care i filer iOT.E, It , ,;,' 7pT1') To LunCbcap'ng n-f'? 41 377-1751 II eye the c rPtluIO'yI -- ,Pu Ct.RE SPEC IALIST' k[5DEPdTIAL YEAR APCUN CONTRACTS AVAILABLE 372 7372 Addition'.. R ooms and Bathroom'., reference". If VOL' have an eye Ic,' rq BuUdoring - * Outdoor Services * '.iOM( MPPOs(','EP.Td Small .101)'. ysanteC 772 1338. "LeSt' Mary' - A WI TM Lawn Service CasSelberry Bce' in the way' Sell it fa'.' and eu'., wth a low-CASt classified ad)' ' *744 AD SELL Lawn rvsu, fl Oo .1005 Corn ":1-': CI ReSderit a) Cr (sn-ales 323 593S 7ç _________________________ BiiWings NE E OS C LASSIF E ) TO STORE YOUR ITEMS DON'T -- Home Improvements - ('I ALlY 5A ON I Oh'. ( I. O'f","I; 1,'r" el' '. lie,'; hook I l'.'e '1'. Trucks and Trailers ' '73 vega, to 7r'a::r iJ,'.,s.or,.ttn, c.' _____________________ D in. T i le a's P. estimate'. ViINTER Clear I ipcir'. Carpe•, I I) 1f)lUli(' U (I11'('fl Vice President 1'(Il fli('/1(I'(/.S()Fl SecretaryTreasurer * i 11 4 A's: Fm' all types Roof repair'., Replacement of rotted facia & eaves Reroof specialty Call 322 Fret 7223 for appointment MAKE ROOM 3403306 eft er S good condition 70.13 Holly AvePit) LCINC,(P de - - GISS-Mi1'TOrS CONDO President History of the Class of 1973 5tls Seminole Spray Service. 1.pccualzing in drywall textures Pt' 322 (335 Floor Cleonrng 1965 Caprice 2 door. air conditioning. ho COMPJ.h' outlasts patvancipd 0'. 4, C t''j' Estimate SENTRY FENCE IX' Insulations Attic ;,.'rr aci' c"'. ulSofry work. CII type". t-tmate's 322 95M ,; you Ot'Cidt' SEE , Aluminled C ost nickel'. nra', but £772 (':l(Z,-I Principal " before Al! Maior Appliance Repair -- CX' *it Same tie; Sr tfl if .1 FENCE Wood Chain link AARAPPLIANC(R(PAIR Motorcycles 'as? registered Siamese catL and a large breeding cage 1130 or best offer 3193370 cIte' 5 Lifestyles '.10 . 'ws small sof' cuddly re looking for a p000 home FR(( Ph 323 6794 Read cars ________________________ _____ Officers ' (try Call 373 7'' Oct Frecestimate". 323 2731 Park SEMINOLE APPLIANCE SERVICE All appliances repaired Junk Cars Removed 77 ,nç riCed' Forum II!lI\ Home Improvements 7 1. Electric Company Drive 322 156.7 !,ntorti tIDS Sanford AvPflu, ken' Blur Lust,' (lr"tti Carpet Sniampoorr to;' only $1 per dli'. CARROLL'S FURNITURE ' 1 iIl line GE Apphancr's _____ • .-' is FENCE ,. t' REEL'S BODY SHOP Equipment for Rent . - - -- - - Appliances Irric vt cc.eity fast erv.re JkhER FP4C ac..' cAl ______________________________ Auto Repairs Parts Accessories ((,,'/1(,n SS Fencing - A' 7 'nt1" onin; r Iraf j'F t'lO't V C'%',f7i1i11 ,) .E cl- .- 1.;'''' 372 Cent;' a Student If you can accomplish this, you can he greater than all the heroes of history, Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Air Conditioning ,,:,, -- 't ,,, ~AL A A vacalion Ireivel Irailer Sprite It', sleeps 6 gas light'. StOyt iurrvt, pull with boat hItch 3 DC'. weekend. 120 Full WI'f'* '.1 7 H( SPORTS SHOP ,.Ut(")' 1,359"'C' ____________________________________ lri'.h Setter puppies AP.0 Field champion 01000 lint Whelped Ma 13 327 606? after , Wo Senli rd Ph 3723340 - US '69 Smoke". lift travel trailer, full; two IS ft 323 '"." Pnblibhed Ever SuinLa' Truck & 736 -01 10 B INE SERVICES 16 Prøi-se Schooner sleeps 6. gas slave get-,le'ctrc refrigerator sink, furnace, built in cabinet'. 51.200 322 2366 - Ave., 3" D'Land Ph --- 12 Volt AutO Batteries 111 93 - C Hwy 17 92 South Sanford Ph 372 1135 Orlando Ph 644 S014 Criampior. Motnr PiOrYiI 24 excellen' condition . ID's r?IIiegf' '.7)O Call 333 9358 C 3. - DELANO SANFORD campers Travel Trailers - 75 571k'. P,'.A;f F' I I,II.'P.11 . LIP. 5E[ .r C' ic LOCAT lOP NC) 5O4 51. PC C'1 7) 1 &antc 7;; 3210 Hwy 17-92 BOAT "OF'S mat' A repaired sifly) 0' canvas Anytime, Bruce". uniV oo', h47 67*4 Rr-asonfibip i. CtF1LANDO LOT- w"Ic £.c.iC' - " BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC 5 3 We buy o' '.rl Ont PCf 0' t;nut.pholCl Cornu'r,cn't Open fl.ly to' arcr't receivable and pay"oil Ca;" no SCCF 11' Sanford 14tX 7 Piers hiptiback. Spanish group lilacs vinyl Witt. red accent, $150 Very nice 8303292 i'.'etstlfuI country lot, off Oakwa', '3'. x 105 . Fantastic lnves tmrn' 51695 cain 372 7fl3 793 1,870 ' tip 's,"jiIn ting'.down metal twin frarrit pp (vrr., Monday P41, 7PM nia;hinr with stand Programmed ur antiQue Bent Wood Chairs Good shape 3 22 78*8 7' ACTeS. PlyMCsU1h 3 ID not off Aill con is p Auction 17 377 5961 60 lwt' chests CO drawers, IXI each I tl'r'.se', 123 GE Refrigerator lit' new, 1175 322 2366 _______________________ ecelipnt - Black Awhile TV, buy for part'. 110. recline;' 117. rocker 110. Misc 41 Etipemor Avt Winter Springs _______ Trade '9M c.od)lle 2927 Hwy 17 9 St Ph 3235475 721 17' 3 bedroom. 7 bath like new. - RONSON MARiNE P4 Dealer ' Swap and (1 1 41( Sac, compiet..12c. 3733571 Moblit Home Bank Reposaeuiont IS to choose from 131 73"3 Slide the windows out! Take the doors Fold the windshield over! its a personal car that can go anywhere! With all the things you've come to expect from a VW! Need hull f or p ick uc truck., late rncxlr As, cnncictoncci Will trade _____________________________ sux Clear, ANYTHING YOU LIKE! off! ' 7 Marine Hydroplane for sa le With Johnson Call 377.4725 ITS A CAR YOU CAN MAKE INTO K4 ,I'l - . -. Aluminum Boat oe. oarlocks. ________ All homes it' stock on special Sale Start'. June 1, anti ends June 5 - - Equipment titt' preservers dition, $ 130 323 Zip Homes & the road! Built with rugged design that 's already proven its worth in endurance rallies! Wanted to buy-Gold coins, '.IvC' coin'.. Civil war Rrtlfactl anci World War Ii Item'. HIQP*s IXISI.iblI' price'. THREE SEA! id;' cor'nr. cym Winter Par" I',' - 12 . Singer 1972 Model ' - (very-thing Mcu'.etiotti tern'.. Singer ANTIQUE sewinQ machine, power mower mc 1705 W 19th CI Wed thru Friday Boats off ' Winter park, Ph 64.3 *326 Garage Rummage Sales S5 the road or ('ongratulat ions to the memttei's of tile 1973 graduating class. As each of you join the thousands of graduates of the schc'*l of this nation, many of you will f ee l that yours is I he greatest generation, and it may well be. but it has some of the greatest problems to solve especially Inora I decay where character is needed. Other generations cracked the atom, learned to fly, entered outer space and cured disease, \'our generation can achieve the greatest accomplishment by developing the kind of men described by Josiah G. Holland when he prayed God give us men the time demands Strong minds, great hearts, true faith. and willing hands. Men whom the lust of office does not kill. Men whom the spoils of office cannot buy . Men who possess convictions and a will: Men who have honor, men who will not lie; Men who can stand before a demogogue and face his treacherous flatteries w ith ou t winking: Sound men, suncrowned, who live above the fog In public duty and in private thinking. Volkswagen that can be many things to you! Use it for Recreation, for Fun, for Business, on CENTER, 105W - -- - A Here's " The Thing"! in first We also buy bull i..Ivrr coins SEMINOLE COIN ' CARPORT To the Class of '73 confect '' -- acrossfmnrrSanfordOrlandotk,g S. Track Sat,, Sun A W.d *34 7001 OP Ai F ALI It - PINEY WOODS - CENTER 1 School Class of 1973 C4SP'I 377 4132 for useti furniture, appliance' tool'., etc Buy I or 1001 itemc Larry". Mart.7lSSanfnrct Astir ' 107W 7";' CertIfied Norman pigeon peas New P1 372 t green manure cover crop Replaces Iron 8. clay cowpea'.' TV Radio-Stereo si produces up 10 14 tons-acre green manure HCvC your seed dealer " $ '.' or, Haile Dear Sore Co c'OC' P.' l [ O'i.indo U D'.vt 3 OW I3ROk (P5 till;;, Dl igh • • • • URNITURt A A&JC'T ION tOt N 17 93. InoawoOd 936 ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO IV 1 CC H REALTY' Iwo. i I' t. Friday Nite 7 30 p m A t THE BISON CO. I F(fl Ave Sanford C)pen;7 days 177 *177 assuming principal balance interest No 16,&407 at 6 4 ; pCI Inc. Lerur waDdled lot On Little Wittialacoochee River. Ml miles welt Of Orlando near 301 and 1 Good buy t '.4.500 caSh 13 1 - 4 '.pefld Cr (On t loned, radio. hee?e I il rw' %2-9S SHELLEY USED CA 701 FrcncP. Ave 373 20A0 lG' Veoa 61' URNIL & 6I,flQi.J[ - - man 0 The answer to ' What to do w?P yOor old Car" Sell it with a ClaI'.f4Oti furfltIJrf' buy down Payment Just Off State HWV Good reconditioned waSher'., We miscellaneous Sell fOr 75 percpn' 3.30, gently rolling arid treed Near dryerS anti refreperator Free 1)4 Ir't- PRt'allo' consignment F me pc felt growing LaJIwtta. Coio'ado ur' delivery , warranfy wI-ITESIDE Auction Saturday Night 7 p nand the famous hunting, fishing APPLIANCES. MI 7*41 Siflfn'O Colorado Cal areas anti Pcingsberry Phl.'t it i 01 rollec' in , arri, 30 31.4 S472 ______________________________________________ dal, warranty Homes automatic washer. Completely We brin0 cash for goodfiirnitu'r GE Two 3 bedroom, 2 baths 7544 and KULP DECORATORS Misctlaneou'. rrbullt, 90 day warranty Dick's El Capflan. Sanford Central SC) Sale'. & Appliance Service. 7617 s heal-air, fully carpeted Conven For Sale French Ayt 327-76.51 O' f inancing 6714m, CRANk COed used pano Prefer Spinet C,,: Camera'.. small with fiasn, large CONSTRUCTION 11.000 ETU air conditioner with Pica' 1224261 after 6 P IT DuCtility Sell all or part bald, my pump Used one month Co'.' 1330 cost *31 0914 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Sell for '.130 3230794 SANFORD pn ;sefl an., cnduior, 'tocnirirrsui SPRING SPECIAL 5 I tPflCh Lye of the lint white lutes rep 14 *5 lop K I R BY gai June only '.3 45 gal CZ F Day'. 372 13 VACUUM Paint'. 306 5 Sanford Ave., 373 Stamps-Coins tO M03 Frpt MOm, D,mn,ntra! Ion'. 3 y 15 Old'. 'Ii, Delmont is, fully load" MU'.t sr4 to appreciate,11197 VW Center. 323-6700 INTRODUCING. Wanted to Buy 'I'i(P% IS one.Up J'E'C J.'I,! 'f'. '"'.'.r tPair (" .111 " iO'l C' L - . 'Wants real estate saIt people WhO want to learn how to list and sell you are new. or hbvC hoen licensee for year;. we havr office one location where people come to us Ample parking, floor one hOutt time .3 Pc, l;thriC) SC) selling comml;smr, Claim' I st o le Appliances Lots and Acreage 43 Stop-Um- to rid Pt '/OU t' Graduation Edition Silo Affror 5, Pr, 327 7111 !I,f' clerk ii' bef of '"' "n 4 Car hauling trailer 377 Mc MØ1I ICO 13th Annual High School _________________ I firm mid yost fl4 yDut Vi ,n in, wife. 51.000 1QM Buick Electra 725. white 2 or sedan. al power. AM r M red lo, facoryair,be'.toffer Cailaftera p m wetldayl 3773643 ' op I f/ i 1937 Willis PUICk. 6S Skylark. 7 door Prdtop. Center air Nice car, 1197 V 1171 AIN 1w.., Vacation t00r Sale talc over payment; 0WIOt 1 Ph 377 1*00 £MER1eP(.)I, 4OU _________ - pilances, 135.000 MLS C) F Bruce, A;5Oc'sCIC, evening'.. 6" 1114 Fine 1970 Plymouth Furs I, 410. $100 I&RE kItCt,n thmh!'i roorri buyer". Iia,S%X 123 I 167 P 72 b I -, A Autos for Siile (:WBRICK HOMES SEM 144IFTyI Only two rerfl$lfl,flQ, 3 bee FOR room;, 1", bath'.4 central heat arc LOR IDA air, wail to wall carpelinQ. Map NO 73440.5 roil. Park SubdylliOn, Orange In r* 'flu M City, Call 0077S47$I or S13l .'..LVATOPI'. £300 AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT jos' At NOT _______________________________ CORP ,JQAN , To by Art Sonsom THE BORN LOSER - ',, The Sanford Herald's 41 Houses for Sale F I Cli Ti NOTICE IS he DELTOP4A EXCLUSIVE eirignovid In but.2 biroem, 7' bath, CS home. Dr., apop'..a. kUC?*n eQuipped, Florida and Florida under family room Screened patio, EXPERT TV S central hpa? & air, carpetco Iffleeso IreQi;tI drap. fenced back yard, utility Clerk of the Cif room anc stora ge a$, ¶$I rn' Seautituily Ilrnd'.CID.C, Witf 0' tnt pr ovisions without furniture Cia'.. to Name Statute Shopping, by appointment onI *so' fIr0a 5 James I • KULP REALTY PublitP' Ma Ppltor DEP lit tinc'Ii.iy, Joriri '.i 8. A;'t",lcni- Wt'Idn' P' .177 1201, 1573 658( Well Drilling t. AS graduation nt'at's. we, the ('lass of '73, in preparation for our duties as good citizens, reflect on the past three years. We entered Lyman as Sophomores at the beginning of double session.s. Still under cononion was the football s Ia d iu in. ct ion but hard stru Ct work made it ready for the first game swinging bleachers and all, Our Junior year was highlighted by the frantic candy turtle sales, which made it possible for us to give the Senior Class of '72 one of the best proms in Lyman history. "An Old Fashioned Love Song" was the theme on the evening of April 14 at the Tupperware Auditorium. Not so successful, although we had it good time, was the annual powder puff football game during Homecoming Week. Somehow, the '72 girls overcame the '73 ladies by a slight margin. As is appropriate, perhaps, our Senior year has proven to he the best. Homecoming week was filled with frantic float building, skit practice, and powderpuff football practice, and our efforts were reqarded by first place in the float competition and second place in the skits. For sonic unaccountable reason, the effurLs of our cheerleaders, drill team, and rumors of a blessing by I Iowa rd ('osell were notenough to spur the Girls of '73 to victory in the powdi'rpufI as the upstarts from '74 emerged victorious by a single point. Our class projects included the "Spook Dance" in October and the giant car wash in Ma rch And, of course, the highlight of June was the graduation celebration at Walt l)isnev World on the second, lta'k.'th:iII- Looking back, the Lyman class of '73 call take pride in our efforts towards changing county school board policy. We successfully negotiated with the school board for the Off campus lunch privileges. And much more far reaching will he our current proposal -- if adopted allowing Seniors with an A or B average in it course to be exempt from the final exam. Now that our prom is over, we have packed our caps and gowns and senior SUI)I)l iVS. These things both tangible and intagible are the building blocks of a new and colorful world. But let us never fail to realize that the knowledge and experience gained at Lyman are only if small thing compared with the friendships we have never to lose. 'I,iCICh \1i::'f' I..'ii - Jerry Carter, Kenny Iloeck, John William. Cross ('ountrs'-('oaeh David Higgins; Nfilokl l ull, Richard hull, Mike Rahill. it'll Smith Darrell Theophilus - (;oll-Cfxlch Dick ('opt'laud - stn Harvey, Mark Leslie, Robert Papil: ii -n' Soccer-Coach Toni Murphy. l4acchus. Mike hull, Richard I lull. Philip Jarn*'. ('olin O'hlara, Randy Lyman fielded a team -- Tennis-hius's: ('oae'h Joe \ Harold rold (lark, Alan Copeland. Kezi Mt'a Ic Girls: Coach Toni Swartout seniors I Kress, ('a rrw Schne'lker, Ruth Wilbargt'i , Sports 1I Tra ck-Coach 'oiI('h I )avid Huggins. SCflLOI L%tectiu., Doug Dane, Richard Hull, Mike RahI Jost. Rt'ves, ,Ic'fl Smith, Richard Stokes, t)ar'rt' 'l'hcophilu.s. Mike R..Lhltl t'iit ! dit!'tit in state finals in the miii' I"ontba 11-Coach Dick Copeland; seniors Greg Ahrnsbak, Torn Bacchus, Steve Clark, Benny Craft, Doug Dane, tie, Ralph Elliott, l'hil Fader, David Ford, ,i ke Hawkins, iris, Robert I a pin, Richard Stokes, Mike Tennyson, Greg Wall ick Jeff Walters. The learn went to Space Howl at Satellite Beach, beating Eiui Gallie, 23-10, for an oulstandmg overall 7-3-1 record. ' ' %i'etitling-'oach \\ li : ''r hawkins, Raymond Leot', Joe Nitsch, Jill , 1 LI&'es, Bruce Roberts, Mike Tt':ui son, Gr Wallick, John Zino. 'I'he wrestlers had an Out standing 13-2 record, and won the Lyman Baheha II- Hut) Mt'('oullough, coach SImiOl's Itandy Brooks, Brian Helms, ltobvi't Keane, Robert Meadows, Eddie Nuss, Richard Nuss, Sammy Parker, Ronald Russell, 'l'irii Shea, Steve Wcicher't M i't ro Conference cha ni j>iotisliips. \'itCltiOIl;II i11'ct tivet' N t "I t'tt , lust lint, t(ie'tiai'd I tai'(iiiari, Jack Keitnt'i Robert Patterson. Steve Ruedhnger. F-.1l.'()I[ \ti't't*t It) state tti*.tl' iii Senior Class Officers W(LLSD4ILLEO PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AiItypfl and '.iits Werepair and service STIflE MACHINE 8. PIIICMEN AND BATHROOM CAIII NETS, Formica tops, links, Pe" installation 322-8052 !IUPPLY CO ., 7 W 2nd St 377 4. 432 F-cc Builder'., sub contr a ctors Complete House Plans *O0 S'°P Painting. interior I. ex terior. Small DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING Draw,ns fast, ClrpenOabIe, reps lrs.An honest egtimate CAM 3" &no larger, pump'.. sprinklers e'unmt,ai Cal Vic.lor--'ltS 3743 Painting, 3236904 welor wfrdl I one;". 3 TO LIST YOUR..BUSIINESS9 0-322w\2611 or 831=9 0 ~; DIAL l!ili'(' Tir ,11 11Y.Soll ('Iiri,s .'liszah,u,e I l'lU)l'I('Il • President Vice President Secretary r e o u ret �B— Tuesday, June 5, 1973 2—The Sanford Herald L NOT presenting Presenting F lariat EXPEI fill r1nd Susan E. Addison Anthony J. Adams Count P Born in Norfolk Name s DE P 1 4 r IN TH FOR FLOR Vi 1 In rt: 1 a Ton) is the son of Mr . and Mrs, Adams of Iingwood, Active smi th the Campus Crusade for ('hri.st 1r.ernational he plans take a course in business ad mintstraUon at mi F mpIoed at Dixie be spends hi.s free time piivng lA)nglocki Susan intends to ° to FTU this fall A member of the band arid drama club she spends her spare time plas ing the guitar and singing. - r - tennis . Th d'iuihk r of Mr . and Mrs I 11 Ilen \ltimnonte Sprin yen) was a un mbcr of th1 i librnr chorus and m i\sistant Emplo yed at 'tuff to Vicar she intends to take secretarial sciences at - <, Of - _______ I urn n ,r.isStii(ri her ni. iii: - _ f ... IIii N YOU Z<41;~~ Wanda Denice Allen raft 1 111 iiiIII; _411 `1 p Pew }-'TU or Florida A and M Universits ThedaughterofMr Robert Allen, 1'd Mrs \L.imonte Springs, she was active in GAA and participated Intermural Born in Orlanth, ht enjo s phi' mri, ci I s the itiughter of \lr . and Mr -- - ... - .- - - - • - I I ---- - U - - M. Willard Anderson, iMngsood She was born Milwaukee. Wisc.. and intends to take courses related to Putilk relations at the University of lvtian sh• Florida. %tmi1e i m on mt r of . m mnetk Student Forum and thc - ching sports. - w'i lit 10 7141 SiC but has no. jc. decided on courses he will take In his leisure time he rides , cles and Plays OR 'r-----' 7, are par. Chris oroanizitions tie ipated in at I.IIS The son 0! Thomas Mr. and Mrs. plans Park, he Anzalone, Fern . U nit Council - -- A presenting - Smning dancing, and sting /j 't you it Pettit ___________ - i -, - I for your many creams of the future to come true --.- ---- A. -' - Ili f/ ould like to attend to study administration. Ilie business , - I f 11uII11 - - Tom was a member of the Lrack team, sweer Wani and f(Potbd 11 team. Ille son of Mr. To All Clairr _____ lilt; Estat yot -- cla" lA?V Presenting -: - ''E MANAGEMENT T' H — OF - I f -"--- ___________•_____•__________________________•• %p._ '(5\ / IIfl, iimec )IObLJICS I The con of Mr 11L II ' Nursing is Niarg of study at Valencia Cominunity Col,lege. The daughter Presenting - . - I 'uI) tn rt il is Pancake Corral -, Sandra Darlene Baldwin -- - Thomas M. Balmer -' - 92 1! Presenting - 'it Id San has chosen for her .41 - Our-SC Toni plan.c to take but future career. 11ile (Lughter (if Mr and Mrs Isiah Baldwin. he is lirest nt 1 I a it land .- singing. dan(Ing, fall at Mr. and -.as not decided the college tit. " ill attend Born in Elmira " i he is (1111)10% en u 1115 . par( fits free moments with j,,01f, and - - 'ii - i take ' CTU.arial courses. Curnntl% .'umployed at Dr. George UuIpepper's office she spends to 4 Springs, slit' enjoys 1 I will - Claira Louise Barker CrC Baton twirling,tap anc P C. ELI DO, The daughter of Mr. and Mrh ow HiCtriber of file H.L'11.0 Club. Borri in Detroit, Mich., ..tw expects to work after raduatini, In her leisure she t ~N i! (so. CLI Alit so( Put DE James William Bayer A ."ational Honor Society ;,!-sident. Drama Club %iceIdent. IA-ttCrilien's club. la club. atvJ the track team Jq Some of t1W activities Jill) juirticipated in while at school. 11, is tho! son of Mr. and Mrs. 1,-rge Ba)vr. Maitland. Burn ,Iudy chemical engineering at Gcorgia Tecii. %ater sluing and sewing are I "bie's hobbies. The daughter ,f Mr. and Mrs. Edson W. -atty. Maitland. she plans to take a course in home economics at FSU. While hving :n New Jersey she was a member of the French club, I;AA. Spanish Club. wid a majorette in the band. At I.yI nwi she was inenilwir of 0-,e Beta club, Druma club wW was if Majorette in Ow bdnd. IiJr - hL ! - Presenting - - '-'- - University of Florida is the Wk~ Allen plans to attind F I Li .%cbbs Pharmacy , she spends her It tsurt tuijit otirts lime co:i of It (I iun1 Mrs Tisnims Bransford I' trim , __ 41 1L TO* _ horseback. Born in Wvst Presenting - - . . Presenting - ___ Susan Morene Beatty College Iliv - The djughter of Mr. and Sirs FAson W. Beatty, Maitland, Sue intends to go to Ploridd State Slit , ii.ms - iii club Fillies ealth Careerrss (liii) 1111(1 lit I .' Wes. At Lyman she was a inember of the lk-ta clul), 1)raiiij , ulub, and a majorette In We band. liatsm twirling, Up dancin9. water skiing, and wwing are tier hobbies. I lashumoim uiitde lou, Ore She is elliployt the Daniel A. [-:stevel lig"110 Sliv W!ongs to the plillosuplocill fraternal order, the limi(rwian -s4ii of the Inctilber tit DFCA Ind aild %orks at Pantr% PrOv tier I Nir aiki Mrs. Ruberit f3rwit!i. 111 " hUbby L'i 4WUI1jIijjIg t1ij- is union aiitj miwr wking toward i earr )UW5I I is in AJ ( I -ookw,, Kim Brown Presenting Serena Dawn Buffkin Patricia D. Brown - C., S~kviety and retvii.vit it foreign language award in the SWIIl%tl 1).1"ll L., elliplu)ed at Im4uld's ia - datighter of %Jr. and Sirs M r on Brown tit Winter Springns, she plans a career in I lit. iiibti bi.wbjl1 teml In N3, ii Presenting lusic. caring for lii-r dogs, II junior tolkgt and iimotklui... se idol The d&iugtitn. r of Mrs Calulila. She is 111V daughtut of Casselberry. 1-:11il)loyed at Nittillwil Fabric-, Oie s1wtid, free 111ollieliti sewing, Ing, traveling - I H hobl)iv.s are gardening, se"llig and I ooking. She is III,, IA)I19%0(X 1, f Z_ F Ha - I uiisIon ruuP. Randall David Brooks 11 uimmistit .i 5 Miislmmnj" ' An artivii. iiiemlwr of (11L. Iji!tJl is the daughter of Mr. and assist a - - iR 'i Presntin Horn in F lirsit nit ldbrut ke Presenting Bethany Ann Brown - Ella Pearl Brooks Wight - I :ucintwr of the inarchinK band. (if the American Field Service, Presentlnq 1ngwoud. She intends to earn wty this surnnmer iu that she 4 sow Park, fit- is emplo)ed al Iltiblix Will his h(iijbirs ;ire guitar and knitting,. ! ,t!j4 illjj and ridint2, ~- I 4-e) .. n Brigh t S harro __ s hool Kathleen s ill attend tsr ~Ir -%+- -- - H A llenda le . iNd Mrs. James V Boyles. III a Allen Bransford ------- - -., slit- is presently A orking at HoN Rogers Restaurant. "-"" t3sifl I and musu A member of Iri Iii V. the hERO Club and n-horn-, ' Kathleen E. Banner time boA ling and Debra Jean Beatty C - .sWiiminiuim - 11w daughter (if presenting many doors, 300 INDUSTRIAL PARK, LONGWOOD,, FLA. of Mrs. lk-tt~ Bovd, Altamontr - Presenting . open A lit ti - Presenting 'vlII - Sunny (Sylvia) Boyles - Mrs Paul B-anfield .I.mitlund she as a me mnbr.r of the Pep Club. Beta Club, arld the Drama Club. Employed at latber at Balmer Mutors. Ilic son of Sir. and Mrs. Willian, clilployed at liatitada Inn. A -o o. ill study ms c tiolo' this .7 ' Presenting Uirriminr'h mum Al i IS - Pamela Jo Ban1ie,5.1 -_ '.-.iOSS 01 ' and Mrs. Ralph Bowler, 361 Tulip ir. she intends to go to FIX and follow a course in eneraI education. Born in ll eveland. , I an she spends free RushwHampton Industries 'Aarianne intends to go to - BusitICS5 management is the - I -. - . . 1 hr daughter of Mr and Mrs Mt-dicaI technology is the, • Marianne Baker Presenting DIVI Rush Bailey and the Lyman Graduating diploma and iwmninuung ',CLLeS Young 1~foe are a few of the lubs Suzy was act;ve in while it Lylliall. The iiiaughter of Mr. be proud! ____________________________________________ Presenting . .*p_j Your tier free thne swimming and Presenting Presenting Susan M. Bowler he hopes to go into the military and get further education there Born in Columbus, kid., he participated in the usual high sctmooi activities. CUI* Presenting ' '•' Cathy A. Boyd Hampton, While at Lyman lie "as a 11irmber of the %atiortal FIG "w"" ''p' w'r' - A-4 17 H V' XWA Tiie son of Mr. and Mrs William F. Bo4ng. Casseltwrry, Present ing 'riimnole Junior College .usiness administration PTU Born in Birmingham Ala, he is employed at Rush- I 'lub and National Honor Stwtetv in her liesure time she vnitivi iewing. ___________________________________________ F 'tIld Mrs. J. Rushton Bailei, It,arton R.I., he plans to stud% springs,, ihi. p .mns to attend F 1 U to 'mtudj fashion mer Employed at h mnuimsung J. rry i Restaurint she as a member of the ririll team, Beta • - \ Oil and Acrybe PainUng are I Silver Star Rd. Orlando, Florida . fI •, J. Rushton Bailey 1911 be Fnitlmnd is T'r"mi birthpkict- The(LaughterofMr ind Mrs. A. T Boik. Altamonte ' :it;ninntv S1imns - • ' - STAFF 2 - i" - . - "i.- -- - '_l I -p-. ' COMPANY George F. Boling A1i (if Mr. and Mrs. William M. Baer. her hobby is sewing. She as active in the Powder Puff in both eleventh and twelfth 'rades 1he Baer family resides .it 131 Ronnie Dr. .J to attend Maitland he h (-ollege but is undecided what courses he wi ll ta ke Born in West Palm Beach, - he particiated in the usual tuLh tu(K'l .ictmitmes Red Rom Teresa June Bolk NOW! A BIGGER & BETTER WESTERN WEAII DEPT_ ' i. -ollegt- !11 is under Ided plans to study but •ittend Spanish. Employed at J M. - 1A. I I ). 'w' " - SEMI IN P1 I laughter of Mr and Mrs. Paul Presentinq 97 838 5873 4M tillic out for horseback riding and flying. Margaret Ruthann Baer 4 ' - CONSTRUCTION --17 ..- -. IkWttI) Longmood he un plosul it '.nktle Up Western Store A timuntxr of the band for several s-ears he likes to take -1 Thomas Malcolm Bacchus in re LOU - -' s)fl of Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Presenting - Presenting -:-- LONGWOOD PLAZA - HWY Jeff 'rret.IryofYoung Life and member of the Spanish Club. ind powder puff football were lie activities Theda parpated in at Lyman. The B - 5(110(11 Thecla Joyce Blakeslee est Wishes HUBBARD - we got it pardner. '" iriA plans to attend the University of Florida and stud), Journalism it) the . -b N. HWY. 17-92 Ph. 834-2440 CASSELBERRY HARDWARE. . C w' au on 414 Maitland 32751 - Arnsmeier asselberry She likes to read paint %rite and enjoys music tIJISshc ason the searbook stiff. Karen currently has a part-time job after school. She '- . r 1 the Lettermen's club, '.atinnal Honor Swtety, Key f ii I Follow hi Preccrrtnq - Karen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Arnsincier of is employed at Winter Park Telephone Co. Presenting - • - 1 -- along with our best wishes Business Education program she plans to study secretarial science at Seminole Junior College Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lee Argro. sw - ( )J 1 (r I'a liii when It comes to hardwor Jeff Boett to each and everyone of you, - A member of the Cooperative ci. 1 Balmer Motors At Karen teeuded J -- . Our sincere congratulations Janice Elaine Argro IL1 -' U . tort I )r mmmi i Club. I ii11o) 1 I I i•- (... ( rR .o.ors and arts SupplvCo. she spends her spare - — 17 TI gold _l 130 Atlantic Dr. Janet Ivill study at tile 11iiii, ersity of Fla. llie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Blair, A ltamonte Springs , :1 • as I iiivinb~-r of th~- Forvnsic~ Chili Presenting You've achieved your goal. drI Sd* to major in math and theatre - Presenting 1 , al and we think its Beta Club, Drama Club, National lionor Smiety. and en i college he will lttCfl(t The nn of Mr. and Mrs. F W. liqtlifl' 1'ingwnnd he was on e football team and swim. mni team and was a member 1 ( John Anq iulli and fell checl q r adua tcs You' ye reached jN6 Student i L (A/C Chris T. Anzalone John is the son of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Angiulli, Altamonte Springs. Employed with the SerninOle YMCA he hopes to John L. Bistline I Janet E. Blair I I Pre.- entinq r-1 Presenting John V. Angiulli - TO OUR 1973 LYMAN GRADUATING CLASS \ ird iii iiiiliinitt d is Micro, Jim is presently ntis r iiiplo id 1,111. son uI \lr, and Mrs. John I. ilmrkhunnr of (asseibrrr) h plans to stuns timusa .mt SJ( ,i,ul F II) Born in Huntington', Va.. hi' mims a member Of the Niitiirn,ii honor Society, hh't.0 I I luli u presenting Presenting I I "- t -on r IN am Kim Lue Anderson PhysicalI ductiIJ is 'All :'t Wa n da hopes to major in at - ' James Thomas Birkheirner Presenting - 4!0 I And - Vilbo - Presenting Presentina Cot V Isi ('fill) was Iticimarri club tit school. Ilie coii f Mr . unit \lrc i II Ma itland In plans to attend F UT to stints cur ml si hum in (frmanrlo he njus •.'•vr'rurl tliIni as P,nbhiec ______ ,' TO it _____ _______ 4I(W ,"" ' hr:lin,. nr, I I I working .ifli nj, III. will go Into at University of horn in North Carolina she is the (,rr'enstxttn N ( d oighler of Mr , and Mrs I hllip lcihnc4n of Iingwond in setwwrl the lrr as .i member an d par ii F I t () (lilt) anu Ii' i11it.d in the (hild day care prum'r fin _____ _______ $I , to take 1hhu' hope er ret.irial courses it SJ( The daughter of Mr . and Mrs Riddle. J.mmes Richard mltimont.' Springs she mpinyed it Panning IAmnlher 4 Hardware. At Lyman she is active in CR?' in her are -ine she sings in the church t ow, plays the piano n-ni I hr rail) is the field Vu kit' I or nii ti i wpIo d h Null lurnitun to (inth ns t s1hl n stud ii. accountingit Jean umi • r Debra Marie Biddle Vickie Lynne Bennett Richard Dean Bell Cynthia Jean Beique - - Presenting Presenting Prcenflnq - Beverly Elizabeth Allen 1 mplo) ed at American Woods Products I ong nod Gilbert plans icr go to SJ( and 5fl tike general .ourccc Mrs and ( la ton Mr lexander. Altamonte Springs h masa member of the hnr while at I US Horn in Sanford, he spends his free time playing basketball and pool. The daughter of Mr . and Mr's cr1 C1 Addison William 'ui Presenting — Gilbert Alexander ill - IPIt NO Presenting Presenting SN Ma% BuffiLin, she triuL%fertird to [.)inan froni, Airilof t Iligh and A riding �---- -- - ---v- - -- -- -- -::t-a- - _. - ___ - - - - - - --r'- 4—The Sanford Herald [tie Tuesday, June 5, 1973 - e Pres Presentng Presenting NOT -. Kim Lura Burns .............. tXPEI 7 Lorine Butler Hattie Mae Byrd coUnting is the career field Kir has decided In stud)' at Seminole Jururr College. The CLJuLthter of Mr . and Mrs John 'iliams Maitland she enjoy - me Na me and MS O I daughter of Mr. Robert L+ Bunnell. Mendv, the Ar ,i, Mrs France A member of Homemakers Future PubIit DEP ' born n Chateaurau, ' ( of .titnerics, her hobbies are IN TM s.ating sewing cooking and FOR camping. FLOR ("assvlberry - Ui She li ves horseback riding cimmin member of the lxman (horns and the nel formtd hem Club In the daughter if Mr. and Mrs Charles Butler and water skiing. She Ls cal. plansa career in child day Yooko Department Store and has been active in the tier hobbies are reading ,. SC%Ifl. people are I nd a ire r - $1 ',,, ,. ' ' I —I 'tit Presenting T A GOOD Ifou 11VITH marr'l Dr and Mrs. Clarence S Campbell, Altamonte Springs, tie intend-, to stud), optometm at the Birrningh"m C Optametry. Born in Deriver. he i . fishing are Mark' s hobbie The mt.frnl The daughter of Mr arid rs I(otiertW (rrsin sh hai son had little time for tier hobbies of horseback r ng mr racing tends to enter the Navy or Air Irufl cooking since She has holding a full time job like taking thr ee claws at school. + re was a member d fr an (ulh.rcon M - 'Ar, A 'A Long'#ood he in- Force, Born in KnoritIle Tenn of the Rand, Key flub and Chess team. - fall. + ALI-- •, • - - Presenting - • Diane M. Dalton Nancy Culpepper Karen Ann Carney WISIIA$~ ., ' mat TO OUR 1973 LYMAN GRADUATING CLASS 0 Seminole Junior College is the school Karen plans to attend to -,tud%- business courses. Iliv of you) ancl I 6, Photography, hunting and (I, f Pre s en t ing 01foct, col lege tAil In hasnot chosen which college likes to ailli'ga' in the I am plans to study u.qinesi swim. ride play tennis, arni horelnitk, hasketball.,rhe daughtpr of Mr. mu Mrs. Sam Ii Creech, \laitlanul, she plans to major English at Seminole Junior mmii's HIktT1k. I A t.lIer at ( ornHank of (asseltierry. . ii of the band + Preenin con JAA Mark D Culberson Pamela A Creson lh b l'retiknt of F hA a 'tuili'nt f:nruni Itei ffive nd it member of the PC;) Climb. She is also Vice President of local sotitti vroup where she u( -' and it it • leaching plan. St vs;lIbg e gin tudies ut S~e mum t J unior 1' Born C City, Mich . site is tit Mr .arid M a, enjoys aifl1 .11 t1. • Sm reading, 5%IIUIU Iii. 45110 Hattie 's vorite pastime The daughter Mr.,and Mrs Shestcr R rd she was a member and track team / ritini peetrv t'flUSIC• attend college and stud% psychology. Born m Sanfod — SALVI 10 - I AltamonteSpnngs,shehopest - + - - fa of and r-'ci flub ' meeting ' p)t'd at in S)Oi•tS• % s the Presenting + Deborah L Creech j F ( County Presenting - -- • Clerk C Presenting . Sheryl L Cram . . - - iNind . ' '. 1/ Presenting nting - Malinda Ann Bunnell Fsoreai Presenting rtj;d1, Ju n' ,iuiford Herald Pll.%slcal l."illit, is tiltfield Nmicy %%oold like to pursue Congratulations to Edward Hill -at training will hir taken by Diane T, f 00000000000000000000000000 Fk %A James H. Camev. Casselberr-. she spends time niectin~ people. drawing and mllecting foreign dolls. Born in Yoll like .1apan. she -Z it Florida Hospital. Her hob. and Mrs, (;.It AItainonte Springs. site lettertA lit s~% ininting. Born in Carlsbad, vnjms W17 and Classmates. ;,ior.ieback riding. Diane'.% parents are Mr anti Mri HaM ~qvltt W&itva " PV7 "Majestic" Ira ________________________________I from these SEMINOLE COUNTY LEADERS: Wekiwa River" _________________________________ ____________________________ _ Presenting - Pre s enting Prescn lot Thomas E Carr Ken Pl ante - 8 Wa John ' ' - m - PTH A rcoi '40 J' Terry Goembel rrh Spending time surfing ard flying are his favorite + --- 'l lit, Po l k ____________ y ay Jerr% plans to attend Semirkile Junior College, but ha5 not decided on his coume of study. Th e son of Mr. and Mrs - S-r - iri-,;e Co Co Tax -- - Cami 1II l 1rre. + la .— has been a member of the basketball team, CoIIe-or . Bruce - D County Comm Illusill fi s i D st 1 ' + Karen Elizabeth Chase Cmn'Con-tm Hungry I%tir Rtctaurant htre Karen is employed The 9 W 11 you PrIlli A So-oil _4 I = Dist -T _4 Supt of Public Instrulction Davie Sims Member Sem. Cc School Board %0- Member Sern Cc School Board Dr. Stuart P. Culpepper Co SchoI Board Member Scm. Co School Board PrsntnO Pamela Davies dre- I . #0 0P -' - '' It - - Presenting - Katherine Elizabeth Clark 16o, twen active in Student Fortun Scholarov and Mrs Hugti I' ('lark h e' tnjo leattiervork and guitar to -. - _____________ employed at Tasto Donut She has participated in f and the National Honor Society. — II.al I1ra11rtI Plivs1cal education coaching is the career Jill will pursue following tier course I)( studies ;it F'1U. In,e daughter of 11r, Kathy plans to studi accounting at Stetson University. 1"he daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George P. Clark, she has participated on the tennis team the intramural -- program and I Are in order for ng Steve R. Clark We're proud of your accomplishments _________ P-7 StitoA skiing and scuba diving are Steve's favorite lwstirnes. nw son of Mr. and Mrs. Lylliwn Clark. Springlake Hills. ht r DUA P. 0. Certif ied Slings Box 127 ________________________________________ _______________________________________ ow"hb y'', + '' Casseiberry, Fla. -+ attend plans ,,t this time college. She has been active in the Pep club, (11E and her Susan E. Cockley - Presenting + + . Presenting Presenting ADC Ho! OF - -. NEW ary Susfs hobbies. She plans to to. -.4 ! Atli PO Put or Tile soil of Mr. and Mrs. Dickman, Dennis plan [(I stud)- computers or blology ;it Stoininole Junior College. Ile furt, Germany and in Laurel County. Kentucky befurf. mttriber of the footWIl team, track Learn and Interact club he spends his time diving and water skiing. 41111ployed at A and W. Ilis 1111bby is coill (.11114-chill". Presenting I - Presenting Deborah Couse Alison M. Copes t. SA-minole Junior College. The daughter of Sgt. and Mrs S tearns Coleman. niember of l)CT and employed :it J. Philip Jewelers. Mr. and - oyed at wait 1)i3ney to stud) at Valencia Coin Inunity college. she is a - - u and French (tub and featured in the school pla' Her parents are l)etordh -, -_ )i &-- Iler hobbies are drawing, -oi,111111king and Z_ - Presenting + 15 Ne York, eiIiplO)ed at the Sweden House and currently has tvi plan3 to attend college. tier parents are Mr . and Mrs James Just - Mrs. Milton (:raft of Maitland liorninWd)uoss Ga.,he plans to take gewral tours" at SjC. P-111ployed at the SIK* Tree lie spends his leisure unit '% "lulling, hunting tCiinis, and Wling. III- was a member of the 5dwol football and tennis trains State University thus fall 11w daughter of Mr , intl -- - -- Fla . Lynn Joyce Durst Mra. George C. Duquell(e, Winter Springs, abe is presently on employed a Disney horn lit Ludlow, Muss shi p.1irticipated in the regular _______ F lormdd Southern Is the u-• - Debra L. Elrod Mercia Ann Ellis _______ _______ IC33. She was Natury C*htur of 'he school newspiper and jtjoys skAting, swunnung mid Presenting + + __ at - Illpikqed at Gigli's Itall'All Itestaurant. Born tit Jerses City, lie participited tit tht! AWN Benjamin Hoke Craft A native of '- lw v Ili tilt- main office for two years. I - Vmorld. Alison plans A ;-'114abtth Arlen Mari. She 1 1ini to ittend V;Alencti ~, Oil unuiuty College xW after her asstwiate degrve the cvur~w of stuttv Jim would like to take Ili college. The son of.Nlr. und Mrs lienry %I Dohertv, Fern Park, Sit(, partilt1pated in lite pep Presenting Presenting Civist-lberry, plans to take special courses in art and to -Imdiii[SIF~ - Piano and travel are Cookie's eventual degree in medicine at p . ! Diane Alice Duquette - hobbies and she plans to Ixogin her course iii study for an #_or% higher education, at Soutbern College. She is the daughter of Mr arid Mrs E.. It C(x-klc% Presenting - EL( W L---A~Ml 11ke stAi of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cole of Casselberry. Jacob plans to join the Ndvy and go into diving and p + of - -wfin~, Anita C. Coleman 'I + L*b has not decided on tier course of study at F`IX. 'nw daughter (A Mr. and Mrs. 1,onnie Cole. she attenided it"- Poo— Presenting Debra R. Drummond N1 r s, Charles tlw annual staff and played oil t1w poAder puff fwtLwll teatt, tier hobbies are water s;xim, draAing and sewing Will coul 'u mu daughter '- - I Pr e senting - James Arthur Doherty ALF t counting and ecrt'tarud skillb are it, be Kt"i*s trw)or (11urse S lit sludy at Seminole Junior College. 7lie daughter uf Mr and Mrs. Harry D. Clinton - Susan Jeanette Dixon Jacob Kim Cole Debra Lynne Cole .intl \tr,. Dickson, Altattionte iprings. his hobbies xv arherv.tiuntin, tennis md PH. 831-7377 Dennis Craig Dickman Kimberly Ann Clinton 4 veruiing design is the ,- arev-r fieW Duvid plans to pursue M his course of studies bland School of t Rhode Deslgfl. t'hesunof.'tr HWY. 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. se%u Presenting + t r —.. g, ariunals + Presenting David Madison Dickson success. to hobbies are swimming,surfing, cookin and ddughter of Mrs. Josephinu Cletnitions and enjoys aid r + Presenting Presentino - 'llie daughter of Mr. andSirs. .1. C. Mart, Altamonte Springs, Jearlint. is C1111)1o)-ed at N1011tgoinery-Wards and has no Lumber Co. and intends to study business at Serninok Junior College. She is the - -' an d we wish you every future - Business Education Club, Brenda is employed at Panning vii~ All of us at pa Clut, and tIW 1000tbdil tMil $A F,1, pt,!. Dr W Jeanne Marie D'Entremont *A&* plates to study 1am or buslnmLs.s at Columbia Unmvcrsit . t:TTiplo)ed at the Toy King. Presenting + Brenda Sue Clemmons ,. JV football, powder puff cheerleader and i canfidate for student goveryurient. Ies are bowling. fiiot- Miss Wendy Lee Davis and classmates was an officer. tier hobbies are gymnastics and running. Presentmno "0 L John W. Dennis Jr. Fern Park. plans to study political science at Seminole Junior College and the Uruversity of Florida. AcUve in Interact, tr.sma. , tier hobbies are tennis, horseback ridini,, reading and i CIVI DIVI In + + Stephen W. Dennis Presenting two" FIG cut* ou (Latightero(Mr anti Mrs. Ralph E. Davis. Wendy is employed as a weretary at Creative Keyboards. She plans to study general and Bible courses at either Chrtittan University or Bryan College. She has been a member alf the pep club and, was in the school produiction of "Oklahoma." Jillaine Dempsey ,,— IN --'- S... Nicary Tile & Marble Presenting - Sv ' (OIi °F (11UI(1IiOflS CASSELBERRY, FLA. + VV , CI 1 Congratulations and Best Wishes to their daughter Kathryn and the Class of '73. Cr'u Present Wendy Lee Davis J. Winifred and William Nicaryare proudtoextend -ire A • Sincere education Sevond humanities is the major course of study Pain is planning at F~ru. rhe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry L. Davies, Fern Park, site has beenactivio tit the lwp club. Beta Club, and Honor Society. tier hobbies switnining and sewing 0140% Presenting + + -' . Fine arts and interior decorating will be Sue's major cou .s m of study at Seminole Junior College, A native of Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada. she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Yvon Chasse. She has bcon active on in 1oibrary, AV clubs, French Club and on ffie annual staff, 831-1972 LONGW000 HWY. 434 Presenting Employed iii landi IA'ather Co.. Dave intends Ito stud% claim rillhirl MIS'# - + + SEPAI IN PI & Cximlberry 175 SOUTHCOT RD. - David C. Clark f slat yok Markets, his hobby is piot4)traphy and he has been photographer for the school rewspaper+ He ma the son of Mr md Mrs A H Davies / • + r at Stetson University. at Fairway Employed — : Bud La Jean Bryant Scm - Suzanne Simonne Chasse -oft Member RADS /Zo County Comm. Dist 5 County Comm Dist. 3 '+--' ' Sid Vihien Jr Dick Williams daughter (if Mr. and Mm Edwin Chase. Altamonte springs, she intends to go to Platt Academy in N.Y. Ui stud% inerdiandising and niodelinc. Born in Yonkers. N.Y. slit dwavo, finds time for her fa%-orite hobbies of reading, horseback riding and eni- - ', hi n g . - presenting John Kimbrough - Of LIV. ill be Doug at Honda ______________________________________________ Presenting 7 Dale W Davies Mike Hattaway Superintendent o Elections Presenting by AJ RICHARD POUNDS, MGR. 1. 4 Longwood Exit, take Hwy 434 West te'rtmn'n's ('tub, varsity football, track and varsity basketball. his hobbies are hunting and — His hobbies are basketball and - studs pursued State Uni%- ersity. Tallahassee. The Son of Mr. and Mrs. William if. 1).-lite. lit- has been, it member of Interact, Fellowship of Christian Athletics. t.i't- .44 Freeman Carter. he Seminole + ' • Sheriff Seminole Co Torn is tW son of Mr. and Nirs, B. J. Carr. Fern Park. flurn in Orlando, he would like to study 810109v at FIrirIJ;1 DEP I Douglas J Dane Jerry Loren CartAr + r ec t ions: Front and follow signs. Di ' hobbies. she plans to oft Lynn s 51(111) imuedleill 1i.thInoIog) at North Carolina State University. Active in the Keyette chil), usnniuul stuff anti Nattoruil honor Sue iet tw t daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I A)ren + I - attend 10 pursue her higher education, lime et1mugtulir of Mr. - \ vl,ttnd+Land L'bbie is Uw .tmuhtr of 1r md lrs. pj Elrod She pL1mj to ilitte xi ~WIIIIIIX)le JWu" Colk-tv. but 13 and Mr& Thoiliws John Ellis, slit hus been active on ttw hd 1WW5P41PC staff unit UIp4Miikd on her course '4 'm emumig life tier hubbies studs are AAIIIIIIIIng anti going to the lse and her fmmnil lie �10 ___!S - -- - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - . •___ - - - -.----- ---..-------.--.--.---------- -------.------.---.----------..____ - -. Presenting presenting . _ L. .--. - -. . ---.------------.---------.-- . Presenting Presenting - Patricia D. Ennis . . Presenting . James Edward Fellows Cynthia Ann Fair - __ - - - -- - — ----.- Prisentinq I'rescntInq - Susan Mary Godfrey —,. T?;'Jof flf()r(f Ifrriikl fl Kimberlee Dawn Endicott ioria II,u Tuesdays June 5, 6-The Sanford Herald 0401 - -..--- - ____ 613— I -' - - Jtirr' ¶. - -- YllI PresenllnJ . Karen Sue Halpern Shellie Hall Peggy Pegg y Louise Griffith EXPE - -..,.• -& Co,Jn!b Kim, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Bob Endicott, is undecided which college to attend to study 'eCftLA11Usl SCICTIL't 01' social work. A ZTlerflber of GRE, her hobbies are anUquUig Swimrning and cooking She 15 B the P M 09 S - '9 'f - E __________ I% TP FOR FLO* PilO J17 --- \ - lames the son of \lr. and Mt i innd D Follows, Altamonte sprin,c is employed at Flnnth Hospital and plans to study ,c't'cinting at Seminole ccilkge . He was horn daughter clubs. her bobbies are Casselberr%, she enjoys most . 1 - - - ( Lisa Daren Fetter Sewing, billiard and musir r,rt it waif ! And !he 0111, •' *5P fit Unt -'I IJmlcvt(If'd Atsitit tie r (onre f qtutl Shellie plans In attend 'ei,iinoie Junior college 'be I' tin daughter of Mr and Mr Altamonte hail, Eiutrrw Spring has been active In the ti;iiuI, wait nniri"d hand — u - Fmpioyctl at F'ubhi, Kitten, th' daughter of Mr. and 'Ar, F'.!"r IfaIp.rn plans to atter4 Ftarr,' (riliege Miami and study a in nursing h, was prcsident of the i'iraMelfrs (;h,b, named mest rot , - - of the homeroruting ((flirt. 11cr t,ithhies are guitar. swinirnifl water t d.grc, recc'ntirlcj .. I ' r;.m,r rf Xeyetts and drama tish Knitting, swimming and u1nting are her hotphioq -..., Ronald J. Harnett Kathryn Anne Harkins Pli%sical therapN is the field this time plan to go to college The daughter of Mr. and Mrs . she H,R, Fetter. Casselbem, and % was J V of cheerleader. member daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.L. rernandex, she is employed at Firtt National Bank of Nlaitland and was in the CRE Club M school. She does not tit ,,- .' , - OUR 1973 LYMAN GRADUATING CLASS TO on JA e1 1 - - Tawny R. Fernandez . wsirkins unit partk'ipntlng in 'p iris hs watching Prcsentinq Procc'ntina PrccerinQ $ .. t 1 TOJ l'ruiit, tin' ilaughier f Mt iinI Mt Walter II Griffith. Aitnitionts' Springs pliill us ink' renerni i snire' ot Ss'usinisls' Jiiriis'i I(111111' I tnpinvd at I'i;ritr I'rtilc' sin' tuic is's'n a IIn'IIliwr sir c1 , - -- - ____ ..b itaughter oun, she spends her s;are msments sewing and gar dening - peç)le - The it Mr anti Mrs. 1 iI%%ird Godfrey, Altamonte Sj)IIngc she hopes to study " O)OIZ iii 1 TU A iiieiiibt'r of derpu(I the Beta (lub. and II)5IhaI1 teniii she snrktng urrenhi at (loth World Born in New 11AIndon. i, ,vhester. N.Y. singing and working with outdoor sporis. reading arid 'iCIkIn Pontiac-Buick Inc. -- i11 be Cindy's course of atud at Huntington College hid 'the and Mrs of Re Jerry Fair, Altamonte Springs, SH' i W)OYed at the Ramada Very active Lfl Inn Nc)1'tII. Employed at MontgomeryWards, Pat has been ac'th e in BF at school and plans to take business coiwscs at Seminole Junior College. The daughter cii Mr, and Mrs. B.&bbv Ennis. native of Eldorado. Ill. and employed at Bob Endi cott . j -i - - Business., Bible and music Congratulations. 0 plaw The Beach Jr. ('oil ege laughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.11 Harkins, Altamonte ~prings. shv enjoys iliending fret psyrholoxy at California State CASSELBERRY (I I- V TPk ion rif Mr and Mrs Charles R. Harneft, Key Club. Rota (lub, National Fnrse.nic Loagm. Life to Debra Drummond Bill Grier, Mayor f rom 111.1111vilts 111:10111, 014, 1,uitar Honor 0 THE CITY OF r John Lieqhty, Chairman 0 ) F, I Eve R. Fine wa Ji I..$i'IfJ/JI1 / F! lI1JIII/LJ V' Presentn ft I - Pubis. )EP - I I;- /.PC Presenting Valerie Florence ( J $ P - 'I - Born in Sanford, Val t the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Florence. Lee hc'bert Iuunionte Springs. Although undecided about college in the future, she would like to get i A job cooking and rritmber of Fl-LA at Lyman spenda extra time cooking. i . i.,: .. 0111111i~" . of your 1ife (ii st1(ces. presenting . . student forum. Peth plans to attend V. College and study to be a leg sc-<Tetary. Her mother is rs Gall N. Fite, Tliev live aitl. hirn in New York its \ I rn is (tie son of Mr. .iiid Mrs Presenting ons David will study premedicine at Rollins College. The son of Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Ford, Maitland. he president of the National Honor Society, member of Interact, tennis team and \ational Merit Scholarship commended student His hobbies are tennis tehieveinents - -- -, —. - . ' . fir a lifetime. Presenting . Ha dw a - Joni Gail Harvey UM1NOLIAZA ppg oil 28.11 MtCIOIVS'dOIYHGATI - ourse of study at either the University of Miami or University of Florida. Active in the marching and concert bands, stage band, swimming team, water polo tern and all Count) S'IIIIII team, his hobbies are swimming, music and collecting posters. He is the - - - - Lars to attend Valencia yge, but has not on her Course 0 Th. daughter of Mr and Mrs F red T. Harvey, Altamonte -rrtn*s, she had been both a and Varsity cherleader J . CL -- A — f - ( r ., ._ member of the drill team, notball de puff foo Ite powder pep club. Her t%obbies; are talking swimming and . 0 .,,flIII('IiLtc11!1i Tony Dale Harney -- - • presenting Dawn Freeman -- TREF. SHOE 410 N. HWY. 17-92 CASSELBERRY Or IN take better ('are - I son of Mr. and Mrs, David- . - Presenting arr ware re Company, Inc. Lumb er Presenting Presenting - Diana Lynn Haynes U - SE 041 Of - in re -' - . -.3 To At Clot" E slal yo, Witil, (,hI Tric'ia plans to attend college lout u, undecided which courses she will study. The daughter (if Mr. and Mrs. George L. Ford, Maitland. she has been &Mve in it* pep club, J`V and varsity -- (la\ li (ld . I)a%n recently moved to Florida from Rock Falls, Illinois. While at Lyman High she was a cheerleader and enjoyed track. After she is graduated she plans to enter the Model's Guild and go to '______ - -Z - member of the horrwc=inr ourt Tricia tnicnc sewing and MIMI - 40 D'ana was a member a( the Student Council in schooL Born in Vlington. Va. she is undecided as to which college she will attend. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale R. Haynes. Cas~wlbierry. she is hoping to Like ener1 CourIes in school ev Ben Smitley proudly congratulates his daughter Wendy and her Classmates upon their Mr. and Mrs. Harvey. S pr \ Its m o rite She will study make-up, fashion rid clothes Dawn currentls Altamonte Springs. FF DcntistrN will be 'I'onv's iiiiijor study at Valencia Community College. lie has been active in Interact and the golf team. A native of Burlington, N.0 is the son of 1W J009 1~141y aRriculturo! at M tie is oinploypli V, W,kl! Dliney World, TO OUR SENIORS . . . :Ind swimming. sewing, and dancing. That way we may Bowl in Sattellite Beach. Don was vice president nf both t;le Internation,A iond Frf-rrh clubs i. I.yTnan. fhe son of Mr. aiiii 4: LYMAN CLASS OF '73 MarinebiologywillbeHch's - Patricia Ellen Ford - inner 6f 1'-spvi'd bicycle Forensic the Spar. I Richard Daniel Hartman David R. Ford : I,Lh1h1f Donald L. Hart - International Clubs at school tie always enjoys playing and watching sports. - - i'iir Prf?sentinq LONGWOOD HWY. 17-92 liert Robert Harris, Carr iage Hill. Planning to attend the tit South Fla. he 11olws to stuth IX)litical scienct. 1)( just the 1)eiIIiI1iIi.! Etii L.tY4UUJC ..- S ' member of the drill team powder puff football and Dr. Edith L. Duerr, Vice Chairman Richard Win Thomas Embree Dr. John Zacco ou for ahuhur wssuig r1rM Wl ,. • ¶ .iia ' nf be N- high n t1-i€ ladder - - off to - - 4 hir hat t' L. FWALU Eric H. Harris 3 .:. Seminole Junior C4)Uege and -M The daughter of Mr. and Mrs Bernard M. Firr., She was lieen active in FTA, hod *1 oday's Young Americans, Her o,o!)hte.4. are tennis. art and st-wing In re . Elizabeth Diane File A career in teaching is Eve's plan foflowing her education at ik TO, FOP W-811 Pre.NtiflC 1- - Presenting J Graduation from Lyman High School C 1^0I r t r-- — 16 ' ., F-icr Suit :u r Duke University, Durham, " C. is Ted's destination following graduation He plans os'udi ire-methesne The son f Mr. and Mrs Fred Freeman he has been a member of the a Merit Honor Scicicts Sttmolarship finalist, vice , sicknt of Health Careers (uti, president of the scienci 'lab and president of the chess eU cou - , - - - • ._. - -. Nr Mg" - 1 6 reu Teaching is the career Sands plans when her studies ir. college beginning at Seminole Junior are completed. The daughter of Mrs Mar>lee and John Frazier, she was munber of the Hero Club and the child day care program Her hobbies are art and .. --- (, I—IK— D . • [1 J E WELE RS Karen S. 1. . -, .,t______ ' LONGWOOD P PLAZA Employed at McDonalds, liUL11d hopes to attend ). T1J and stud) natural science flit sari of Mr. and Mrs. J.W.f Ilu)kr, Apopka he enjoys Liking time out to hunt, water ski pla) pool, and ssirn Horn 'n Miami he participated In the uul activities at school. HIGHWAY 17-92 ______ _____ -_____ -/ 1 --. -' Reading and singing are Juann's hubbies. The daughter a Joseph Gallon and Mrs Winiefred GaBon, she plans to attend San Antonio College and 'uds special CdUCdtlOfl She has been active as secretary of student forurn and president of c, -imiU.ee, student ad'iaoi vice president of FTA and senior representative - - Ilia Presenting ___________ V ____________ , I I I I - I " ______ ' -=- -- ' ' of study at the Umversxt) of Florid, A member of the biri1 for two )ears and the drauI1 club for I year. her hobby P-°°- She is the daughter o! Mr. and Mrs. L.D. Gateley- Presenting - . . . . Gregory Dewayne Heeter Deborah L. Gateley I Hazelbaker Employed at Semuwr Circle Fabrics, Karen has no plans at this tm e to go to college.The 1aughter of Mr and Mrs. rest Itazelbaker she h.ii •n active in the CBE and ISJO)5 'IWL1flhiUfl1. horsebas.k rhn and water spurts. She :Lin.s to do sevretarutl work jj Presenting . Betty J. Gallon I -, Presenting - . - Dutrui plan.:- to be an airlirw stewardess and is currently i !IIpiu'itd at Food World. A nember of DECA. gibe wun - -, first place in athert.isrng at the s--DFCA district contec' I-Icr hobbies are swininung and horseback nding. She is the -. daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. Gallagher. Edward I flgmd - ..- - Diana Lynn Gal!agher Employed at the Seminole' "m MCA Susan plans to Studs physical education at Florida State University. She is the ' iui_hter of Mr and Mrs Ctiarlei G Fyfe and a member of the Honor Society and an Intramural officer. Her hobby is playing the guitar, :ii— - ____ " ______ _____ "" : '. .t i Presenting - - - - - . -' Susan Phimister Fyfe : itthUh1'JiiL ± lu. presenting ______________________ ____________ i 150 C Howard L. Hayter Sandra Lynn Frazier Theodore M. Freeman Presenting Presenting - Presenting Presenting - - .•. V - - - Beverlyn Ann Henderson (reg, the son of Mr. arid Mrs Iteeter, IkWaiyne II. Iongwood will be studying - of the annual staff, prom hom ouistri' oritmitit t m uuistisittee, Key (- lut) and Sixinish Club, his bobbies are water skiing, swiznnitng and drawing. Greg is employed at (oodings Super Market. , - . .._.. ___________ r''' . -- . " " . - Presenting Presenting . - . Rena Anne Hendy $ewing, reading, t'uokiuig, 'iuigiuig and pti(JtOgrLiJ)hy art' Beverly's lii. tIOt)bit't Itie daughter of Mr. and Mrs Jotiti 1 tItnhl) lasselberr) --- I art llendt rson slit platis (mm I ski nit d 111 coursess at liii (if I tmtvt'rsity I'lorisla, Gaine.sviltv. Sit(- has been vice mresuIent of Hi Ituit'ial ('suitiimttts'e, treasurer of FTA umnd tumviiii*'r of the student lorutim It thuis.tuIi work •it l lorRi s IlsispitalActive in tit1 is isitites, 'iarity ctset'rteatkr, Interact. club. Ilep Iiuiiietonun. prom and drill haul, Bean is a ts,iti't' it I putt ill, Mitts - ", - Gary C. Hester liar) piri', to major in In goU skiing tcnzu anti i laying the guitar. T' sun of Mr md Mrs CUtIJ_'i I-' Hester ~,e wjs born in Mianki And nuw '' Ii ei in Fern I'erk I C W90 Hus wit to I - r Presenting Presenting -. -- Presenting Peter J. Gigletta Jr. Deborah Ann Gibson -- Cie opt 71it, daughter of Mr. and Mri James Gibson. Debbie pLms to go into the nwdical field. A tnember uf the drill tem, the swimming tearn, powder puff and Keyettrs. her hobbies are was born in Gary. Ind. - Collecting turtles is Marva's hobb) . She plaini; to attend I -alit enfvrcernent is the studyat i-M. The son of Peter J. Giglietts and Martha Gioetta. he is ernplc~ved at Stieraton Motor Inn. ths h-)!). bie~ are cars. hunting alli txiiiting L principla College in Illimis to stud) , acUng. drania and mudc. Tile daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (;er&dd J. Girard. she participated in concert choir. drams club. powder-puff football and Forensic League. -J-.__-- Presenting - Pamela S. Hicks Marva Girard . Presenting -- -- Presenting Judy Nell Hoover Edward Roland Hill Ill William Glenos 11 a - - Presenting . Presenting . fl' - surfing, and fishing are Jimil'Y's favorite pasWnes. Tlie Wn of Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Glenu3, lmigwuW, he plans tti study "widicine at the UniviersitY (if Fla. Employed at Pub" he 'Ni's D Interaoct Club and was on the Ivinor roll. - - . ow. 1. %-dw -7W ___ - ll bt 11ain's courw of study at F71J. 1lie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'V E. Hicks, Altamonte Springs, bite is employed at Fo(A World. Slw has participated In the year book, tennis, church dwir and Student Life. Her hobbies are singing and playing sports. - - ---- I'lanning if) attend Scillinolv Junior College to study liberal arts, lie in active i n tilt. cliess -1111) lit LY1111111 The son of I.: .1r,, It(- is employed - 17 1 Emmett B. Huffman 2. %h% 1. 1) Ho,ver Sr., is em. 11111yed lit tlw Waffle House and has lit) plans currently to attenid college. A inember of the Hert, Club. tier hobbies are skling. Aatrhing var ritces and FICV44-41 Cligill-Mrilig Will IV Emitiett's major course of %tuody at ~-W- Employed by Electric SWvtabts, he is U* son tit Sir. and Mrs. Doan E. Huffman, Altinionte Spring!i Ills hobbies ary auto rrlidir, Iminting atul itwdtl building. — . �.-j- 8-- The No- Sanford Tuesday. Herald Presenfin Hans EXPI a June 5, 973 I Pu' Pre- nling Prese Huemmer Joseph Franklin irn of gei IN TO root No , In r, SAL anc - Richard 0 And ro Vol - C. Michael Glenn R ichard senting - - len lu Al at ec ' H — Louise ____ -- wil;c . Anne Krellinçj Jffry Angela Jackson o n t - slip Presein - e re proud of the fine job you"tv done! James L Caldweli, hUcheir U A IIL Presenting *11 remember our special ___ rionoSoctet'. . 20% Discount, tndtstir S interior Mn. Decorating Aiist.anct B' Jeannette Presenting Kidder to V -= — -- for 4 - and theaht Mr Ci .Fins.aheplamU Mat Thiri Hw I r W I tAindy •S2 Longood rt - nmerIrard MaLen charge — r :ttsLongwoodP1aia - Ph Q1-T -Z72 Gf'.C( Wer-tingtinust Honors to All oirite of itucly -it F11, A ard. she Li the daughter .4 Center Best Wishes TO THE GRADS OF 1973 -- r'•',• crgan GREAT GOING I Grads I Presentnc Denise Elaine Johnson We -- WISh ot l Est Y Vk"11 it. nwkt it career of working in Hilld doy cwt centm A -4 cliii - -- - - )too awrr: - I Class of '73 MTe dopageant Rohir ii undecided about lit th j ciaughter i..f Mr and Mm - uturt. M congratulations Employed &I MontgornteryWar&. Cathy hopes to be L.. IS DAMAGED FURNITURE SALES ' lepti secretary. The daughter Richard 4 she wLs an the drill tearn at Ruthiedord High .- SChoOI before the transferred Lyman. At Lyman she was rn LhtBIQUbaSId the drarria - Celery City Sartitau. MiLt., she en)oys Pttj 792 HWY. PRINTING COMPANY CU Preentifl9 11 I . and Morgan Roofing. He plans to work with commercial refrigeratiun. A native of mi Esplande Way, she plans to study corrununications tit FTU. Born in Elizabeth, N.J. she was - . V arren. Ohio, he enjoys rngiindxn-ts %lin (if Mr and MrS Jatl)ft J'tit- 3,ti MariuAc Rd , - T1w daughter u! Mr. and Mr&, Hurwt*ck ridmi; and tennis L Jt'tsei, Maitland, I LIF t 11 IJUFM U stUth tiII be itittarci achieving tier coals of t lot-, tImIfl i. di ntl unt- Carla's 51w I1I5 tt take * tVfL.)tU1 ('QUJ5 Presenting - favurite spurts t ' titr _ BIIOgICUI 51'.e will L)C Stiv plans to gto to SJC, UufF James; S, Kain. she was active stamps- Her parenU ne Mr itnd LMntal.Mecjsuil AbbOt, Atlanto CuUegt Slit- wu ver dlti%t ill school Iiiti. cheerkacling. student furwn, ;E'wdet- puff football. Cirmettea trid LtJ staff and ,- Mrs. John E Kelloff I Julia Marie Kelly Preseri$in . Harold James Kime Kristine Kieppe hi m0r e s Presenting ______ ' . - T Presenting - Linda Marie Lyons Employed at Miller Detective - %' - study business and dental d3515thflt courses *( S'in1nole College A niernber if 11w French club for t w o years Agency, Undii plans to study S( it lit i or ilitit processing at Kcntu( k) UnI(rIiy. A ctiv e in Hit ( Ifi Presenting -- - VW - Clarence Kenneth Malloy -- United Presenting - / \, \ LiciAtional traLning but Ws nut •.I \uhurtiUniersity At- tie iii ( i'. sot tti 'i drill lealti tb rt silt ri itt and powder puff (I(4'4j Irn I tbdt slit di t1iwhhcutlegvtvatwntt at I' urbaztks utt trtce hi, has been a member Inter. I where hi, M.r'4ed .i Sandra D. Marsh - 'I lit- daughter of Mr and Mrs (' K I.yile Jr , her hubbies are Vvret;jr~. was votted 1110-st in huui spirit senior 'upertaues- He is the iun 'i Ir and tr'i I. I, VsaiLsce st-wing, football, baseball, 'tIu1IIIlflg, gulf d011 teiiiiis Presenting , uk%! Gitta s major litis I 'V "W11111ning, outdoor six)rts and the organ. She is the daughter f Mr. and Mrs Just-ph M I )1)I1S Methodist Church Patricia Ann Mann Helen Virqinia Lytle se cretar ial tOnal Junior (51berry Consinunhty Oklahonla - He his biten student announter for sport'4 flt5UeUtheSUnQ(Mr and .1 tub. Jr \ir J Kell is pLuuung to bicycling, sewing and tier sunday School class at - uege - Winter Park - .1 brutdastmg .&.s Johnun A.tietn the BeU club. dub, and chorus. he reseiveii an jiarti for beet .,,,tor in the school play. District ~ The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Lyons, Fonda plans to Presenting La Nita Carol Knight ' - - % Presenting bbies are bicycling and Central Florida ___________ Prese',i,n Mr and Mrs. LB Lt,gan. her Joseph B. Luby k presenting - - rn I Fonda Dianne Lyons ( arol a major at FlU A Ibrarl?n at school her hobbies Florida Hospital to become x -ra y U hniuiur !he ployed at the 1.ang Riclung corp. Born in Redwtxxi 01tY. calit . ille is the dauithter of I —. prI)J4(tS Carol L. Kelloff Carla Lou Kain - Corporation .I(tIVC in all the usual school I - Presenting i ' uart I '.ing peoples company are r'5hbie..medaughLerof 'It. and Mrs. Milton Lubell, , 77 ~_ F0_ umea. it iwjjrmdnt wit I t" i-utwie uf study Jun follows at FT1J A menibet- of the Mono!- ti! ir' his tiutibiri are Katherine Lynn Logan ISO pleasure Playing the guitar and Cfl e.nployed at Joliff t ' LONGWOOD PLAZA where shopping ) Karen Lee Jones Presenting General I Ion the SOfl of Sterling W Presenting James K. Jones He Mr and 'I em- Ann Lubell - 221 Magnolia Ave., Sanford — i.i his favorite hobby. LLnwi Yorktown, and CL::; ut iiethtr to Urtkttded tWml college. Kitty is Presenting BEAUTY SALON niairs slit - - ompany and he lists bowlini4 Waterworks - - ut* WrticiWted iii ttie WWW Murphy, Pres. —3 PLANT LOCATIONS— Sanf Orlando ord ._,b asse erry -lub. Her hobbies are water 'liin and sewing . urrently employed after - REDIMIX CONCRETE CONCRETE MATERIALS take a business course at Seminole Junior College. Vicky (fl)O)S meet1n, people g 1 fl lanIe. I E. rorn Lyman I1iahS&hoolHe - at school is Vicky, daughter of Sir. and Mr& Stephen Liakos, Altamonte Simings. Stm plans to of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson. AW_ ? V -; è.. 1. Lii~4 plans to enter Ui. i Navy after he Is 4raduaW and active in the DCI program to - VIM I U IM Employed at Pantr y Pride '' Thomas J. Jolliff PU Q' 1 1 Mn.;nfr 838-5311 ALL BST SUCCESS 70 Special Miss Denise Johnson & Classmates d Linwood E. Lee INCORPORATED 102 N. EAST LAKE AVE. LONGWOOD Victoria Liakos Prentin I Inlan 436, A LTAMO NT E S PR I NC H - Prentnq • Vill Robin Leigh Johnson daughyter 611 Mr,; Bevorh WISH[ Ly man ittle Ma rke ts Presenting HWY. 17.92, CASSELBERRY (..asselberry Seminole Plaza IIK1'E'a i school play, semi-finalist in the V I plani 'o tRrrxne 1 884 n ce TWT aT .-.. . 1-i FREIGHT NOLL nieniher of the Hert Club and ttie child da care program, zhe •i:;tyriiwimrnmg and goin' tt I'lo, iI1I/ I included Beta Paula C. Johnson you future success &'kl•Ja"I LWI•JAYAI cutugtiter a! Mr and Mrs orida ett 1 Her extra-curricular activities skiing s 81 a at South Altamonte Springs, she enjoys singing and horseback riding. reading. L 01, 'flit PJXfl and Mrs. Richard Gal, 14 Si and • — of tizes, um. pow waiin - Theatre ilI be Roxi s course H Jotinsun Jr., she enjoys r-cI I legal keette and track. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs employed at Kutner -- mplayIed at R1ir.!,-r Roxanna La Rock employed at frIand Steak Hol, she has paMcipated in Lhe French club. Intramurals, iub and the child day cart - cr, - plans to take J. A ,q JuM Of 434 & SaL 'III I undu I attend Seminuit Juntor CoM9t and tu "entua~ waft. Ir at rhiid day cart center- A 01, It 'Turi-. arob I or Located One Mile North of SR 434 on 17.92 Longwood, Fla. Presenting Deborah Kay Johnson pUTIL udtni f ive fflfl• drill CivinottpIti and wroittleret(P4. tier It'Ximming arA tWinv tomm, hoWe.4 h I Bonn Jean Johnson - 1A1i I Cathy Lashley Orleans, I.i. lie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Babit Sr of Longwood. Ed is currently tiiqoed atadcpartrnent store He plans to travel Af ter after he is graduated from Lvinan Iligh. His hobbles are pi li ng po going to the bea c WaS barn in Patuxent River, Expert - Ahm, wid Rifflar lie is flip wito oif NIr and Mr-t Alfred A Eddie J. Labit Sforew,de to Brides & Bridesfo-Bel NI -V LANDSCAPING James Political science will be Philip's major at FW1. AeUve Interact.., Track. smxw and :hr Honor Society. he is the son served qi Uvasicw am vice 1 . 'wnfrr WITH DISTINCTION — ow wat - planti, Ito Attend the Univpr%ity rif •r Alla Garden If you' re planning to be married soon In ro tighter nf.Mr arA%4rq F! to the Graduation Class of 193 U) 0.1,10 PSYC111111093 rrL: %mvn s ha hoW 0411, rti: _GNP Seminole L1 I PhilipA. Krueger •1 owl t1wit elther 11(ifF or F.911 ru the Girl's GIce Club - Kathryn Michele James L - Mrs. It ; wa% born iti 111chinotill, Vn, ShP tlatisferrtil fit Lyman friiiii (11.1111blee Iligh School, Athinta M.- tilland. Site plans to attend a ;t,hool of radiologic technolog) at a local hospital. A member (if Medlicial. band, she is employed at Pantry Pride. Angela is the i Kathryn TO OUR 1973 LYMAN GRADUATING CLASS Mrs. 1 `7~ Jim. Irn in Corpus Christi. Sti'phanieis the daughterntMr to stud% to be(ym* an airline qewardm Active in FHA. smerk-e club. Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. .,. Krenzar 'Ieff 14111114 Ito Ix- III lawypr and flo hiii ,011flyllig first nt F111 hobbleit itre ort. wilinalit "I'd r.n;tt Stephanie Lynn Kusiv Delta AIt1Ie School in 'tlanta is where Angela plans and Mrs. T!ichard Irwin, Alzamonte "Prings, he is PWUW4 Lb spoid W. Kathy plans Its N1114 Ple'llelltary rilticati(in n( 1-111 IN VV r ,iIJ r nt hilix1diel %O,orkinK at the lionall y.11 I(estatirant Horn On shebo)gall, pnr11opated in the usual high Interw-L FCA. and participated jr, # he Talent Sh(Ow. 7W son Of MT - -- Kathryn Debra would like to study at Univernit), of south Fin, lile ____ (Bc iStspllô %tizri athletes. intramural ?wqk-rftI1 He a the sm ml Mr and Mrs Richard G Hull. Fern TO OUR 1973 LYMAN GRADUATING CLASS lnUM' L fooWL anL. gol' u•arns are all organamtwn Knoechel \ra technologyt the and rsr Interact, 'rtr ra Ir', Prn;f.rilinq ntInq tc1flflhtro Irwin Jr. I l The son of Mr. Mr R C HulL Fen Park, Rick hMft to attend c-ollege but is undM&M s to which one and whw-h ' 'mplm-ed at Walt rnio%%, the pitanc, which he has st~died for Wven Yesm. U* d II Hord tr~ Florida, of 11niversitV u. The sor a! Mr r RM Ni rs Carl F. Huffman. he Is a 0i11lt.)r Hull th study - - e T library and Americans amm=u, Ham en)oys SWIM. nung and hiking F LCM tifl Pr Huffman Frnp I EL is employed sit LitUr :)ixit - Ht plans tr, )air the &-m~ and train to be=ne DE P. Pre Debra The the t - Pre j Court 'JI4uLJ-. Lu i Prts'itinq Carol A. Man Cheryl Man I �- ID—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, June 5, 1973 6B Presenting presenting presenting Presenting - l'rcntinq Arthur A. 1Mastronicioa Jr. , Gayte Ann Massie Arnetta L. Mason prcntinu l'rsntInq Rosalyn Michele Mathews Richard B. Moore Jimmy R. Morqan F for & transfer ctuth from \ llanshei secondar school, Alask a, Gayle Anchorage LX, Ceev j Nato u5C — IN Arnettalsernplo)edal Burger King and does not at this time plan to attend college. Her hobbies are working and hnr'.cback riding She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Am \1acin and ac hot-n in tav1on Ohio FL( - 10 Preent'nQ Art stuth listening to 1taittng music are Rosabn's hobbles. ETU and Florida State The on and Mrs 1 Mr AA \tacticin his hobbies are hO*l1n, SpCitt.S and golf. He is and Nebraska Lumber. — tacsie ii ien ii \lrs skating. er ll hobbies are ro ross country skiing painting. - to plans outdoor sporm w%ing, cooking care of children. and She plaristostud ict'ountlng at -' ' the fleta Club. ( litv . Prcsentln Susan Marie Maurer r in IHIVP • '-Y .n 11it ftSfl MagflOIi.i 'i1 LOriith All of Us Wish You Luck! obik ANDWICH SHOP - t- 'J --, ' agriculture or industrial art Bom in Orlando. lie was a participa nt in the usual school S '1tuh1, the sisn f Mrs I It a nun Lou ise ph ns'sisles in ()ri1s Iii' In ' ' rmy ,nrl .ks' tr sirun hhti •r hunting fkhlng flying skiIng swnining ind driving Th. snn f 'Ar mnil %fri (r,nt IIs'IIPT1 'PhS"1 it __ T'1'; 'A tfln lal Sehol rf Jurtting In Atlanta to ti ri 1Pf " AIt;Irtulr,t. A" 1 , an-si r.din S.'w favrvite pRstIm.s ns rv.t 1nv41'mfl in er / Ron - fts 114 'W Cars are Bruce's hohb 0 Va he and hk family live Rwin.'v plan t.)Mn h. Andt4ri u f •ts r5Y ,iti,l 1'' ,lIs ge Jtnrn In hsnt fls lvir - qir tfl a \linimn sul Sf11111 - Mat- Vill Murphy F-7 'rho dauRbler Ihi' ''.mi Mr is,,rl Mr Ilibti () \tnigni, Mi' kr iItilIf.'tI • si TO OUR '1973 LYMAN GRADUATING CLASS oun clothe. -t,,A ing mming and playing tenni. s%;I the dauchter of Mr. And is 'al ::;' : I ,',pnhnq Bruce Maxwell on - y 77 - I i.ijii ii lid, trnns'i .iri ulimiti iimid slging an iu h iril 8 1m hhii s \i tk' lii iti lisdi I IIIIIIII 11111 miltinimi IItmnr is t hs ptntH Is, attensi Ills r %0 .v 'sI I lisnishi nil slush .. Itmes Husiness C llcgc daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse .. l Sustn plans It, 111;11017 in Music i ith piano her strunient at FlU. A member f FT A ional Honor Society, her and Nat - - nineering and archttetture At u and turnto Alaska on June 21. She iscmployed at Tact World a nd mc the daughter of Mr . and -' NO, 1 Rodney Grant Mueller J oann Marie Morse Carolyn Ann Murray Ewa loll !,.... TO OUR 1973 LYMAN GRADUATING CLASS •1 ir Iyn iI.nc - iiarrled . if Ili, will littellil ind Mr%. Johnnie F, NItirmy, Navy instead. Italsing tropival .3nd l"4411 fish is his bobby. [It, howling and ihontlnR 00, The Remnant Presen•inc Q I mploed - D E IN f Ll No CA i Luke Potter Precclntina 2 4l5French Ave —Sanford H 436—AItamonteSprrnc likedge, Judy plans to take general courses at Seminole Junior College. The daughter o! Sir andMrs. lxsler B. McCall. Altamonte Springs, she was a ma)ciiretle, in the band. DECA, DFCA sliseetherri and Ke%ettes tier hobbies are uba di%ing, scuiniz :,nd /1A i- Grad " Put fp's American 00 The daughter of Mr. andMrs. James McKenzie. Terri is emplo%ed at the YMCA and plans to stud% physical education arid rft *Teati`on at '-iovininole Junior CoBege. She played basketball for tuo am or k so VIM *V1 Presenting L, A~7 200MARVINA AVE. door own*. LiIItMh T- Football PH. 838-0318 was Robert's — Altamonte Presenting iiiiiiç Maria Renee Meadows Pharmacy - VP. i'lass Junior Linda Joyce Nazario i/its is inu• ('(zliu'.si /r Convalescent Aids Family Prescription Record Presenting Robert David Meadows ,' V3.3 Iii surf .mnil (live. 1973 L s he t.nu4hter if Mr must 'An. Bernard E. Nat4itIe, ,riftwood Drive. ihe plans to ittend M to itudy,-ducation. Nhile it !school the was a he 'ennis '.eiun. 16~ son of Mr. arid Mrs. Hirol Nakada.Maitland, lie plans tit attend.S.IC to begin studying to bea dentist. Employedat Villa Nova. lie enjoys taking time out elv~% Iu Elizabeth Jo Natalie Weatberking Central Heating and Cooling Equipment For re idential and commercial installation. favorite six)rt at Lyinan. The I — COMMERCIALREFRIGERATION&HEATING PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE Robert H. Nakapa Diane plans to enter Valencia Junior College where she will study Nursing. While at Lyman she *played the flute in the band and has striven to maintain an Iresident rind sweetheart. Terri 14 I alember if 'lie kethall leam ind hamphall $Ili it hwl ind is presently as Air Conditioning classes so far. Diane is frorn Flint, Michigan and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeral J. Meadcasselberr) - rA. Ae 'wig _________ Ph. 831-1901 Presenting Lyman High School - Presentinq Diane HopeMead ea Products LONGWOOD, FLORIDA L Xerr Altamonte Air Conditioning wwkKim —WOOD FENCING— Forest City, Fla. Hwy. 436 their Classmates upon their graduation from - 1 BANK FINANCING college, - is tile Northgate Theatre. Her hobbivs an, ridlill", semlig alld Slit, is (he datwhtur if -Nit- -ind Mrs Marlin F (1) -it ... V& NEW & USED CARS %itill go onf'Ar mnttMri flip - r she . the drive in your future" of and Cheryl Marz, Jeanne Marie DEntrernont, and she participated in the IS171 and 2 candlelight procession as well as the opening ceremonies -it Disney World. She was also a ;nember of ttv science . K.rr vMyer V s- - Music and Fnghmsh arekths is rna We are proud to con grat ul at e Caro' Deborah ra Myers - . e at f ields Dona would like to J( Born in Ne w port,R.I.she s the daughter of Donal~ E. Mcliargue, Winter Springs. A ineriber. of the eoncert choir Christiansen Motors Theresa Lynn McKenzie a Dona Marie McHargue •'c'i we think you're great ... an for rCSPflhit1() - Hs' 441—Apopka _______________________________________________ ________________________________________________ Let Presenting On - 2983 Silver Star Road — On Maitland HWY. 17-92 ___2 South Orange Blossom Trail "SEWand SAVE Judy K. McCall - Shop ii.sIs Ramona Nelson to voll Marld devotes all her spare time tottw International Order (If the Ramnbom for Girls She Itio cis II pldfld to stud) nursing at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Employed at Woolco's Dept Store. she is the daughter of Mr arci Mrs Ira W. Meadows She '-dtlt ' Portsrn 'uU - - - • .. ' SJC is the college Bob hopes toattendtostudy business. The son of Mr. and Mrs Robert L Meadows, Maitland, he was a member of Interact Club, Intramurals and the ba3eball team. Born in Fayetteville, N C he enjoys fishing and camping as hobb o ies. e s. , - I I '• - - too . May you always prosper A - -- lot Cxum's .. C Cot F I - Kenneth Martin Meale - -. urscs t presenting - - - AL Albert R. Newberry Jr. Curt plans to study theatre and voice at Rollins or Florida - ______ , -- - Southern Mrs. Harry Medsger, Mr. has bevn active in the drama tub received the best musical . -- • - in Oklahoma, f or ma nee — A 1 received a school letter frorn band and second place In a talcnt st-mow Ironi FBLA He 1.s a riiember of the International - 647 2893 - C Presenting Nancy Elizabeth Mendel f ff g_ F_ ~, 1.)4 N f -. to ill Action Ccriter Reproduction Service Inc , Nancy is the daughter of Nit and Mrs Angel Mender. Altattionte Springs. She i~ undecided about attending r. c ollet Her hobbies 'imiimIii1ng. music, dancing and archer), and its an active Tnernbot-ir (of the CBE' Club. slit tub historian ;cminole Junior CoUege wood FA %ILI A resident of Altarnontt t dragracin , s irsetmack riding. skating and fishirw Bernit is employed at g 5im II f Al Presenting - presenting - - - - - , presenilng - Presenting Ireland's restaurant, she is the G Nich(Ilsoll, Dixit. plans I atifill 411 VIM. In schml she to s* air I dtty terirumrian in the future. She )s)'t(it r mmiii Issottma ( Iiil ssflh.iIt teamis (aiuipus Crusade .i - 1)4.1 11 ;0 11%4, In thr - - - D(7 lub I 9111111 Undeci&d as to itmeUwr st-me p mow it too-isties to go to college. linda has been bCtI%e in the Hero Club irs Hi s Art Club StAml U!e and the child care program Her hobbies are I rading and water skiing. Linda the daught.rr of Mr and Mrs I ' irks Mills . r TIc dauhter of Mrs Estel.Ie F Presenting V Mirw u. - uric plans to at'ind Stoanok Junior Ccdkge and study business A native of Glen Falls. N.Y.. gie enjoys boiling sewing and t&nni le - - - i • - -ww- Doreen, Vi-algreeni a plans Ui go to Work in a vWld day care mriter. Site a nmesnber of the Hero Club and involved in the child day care program. The daughter of '.lr and Mrs flvias J Mogul, twr hotAites aro: collecting talws •'rm'i re-iord.s i&hisil -. Cabinets J r INCORPORATED - - — Located on Stale Road 427 Sout Altamonte Springs v ' u;ua iut idLt1 whtth oilegt she kilt nt1 thetliiughter'iI Mr. mu . WtlIiani t Nh t.zirv ~*ilxwrv..ihe its einpluyed in :v aw-WILm ,i(Stephensunano -Cabinets of Distinction838-5943 W reck er Service 838-5378 wille : 'ii kt.uie. She h*e* been pr'isu1etmt . h m'u sweetheart d the t.BL 'M Her hubbies are surting, •!II!llIi, irt -sod iiva ., '- Longwood, Florida '. -: Presenting - Kim Victoria Norris Mary Norton Debra Ann Norton - -i_. -i.Wl% , - i I I'be ~Uughter Lot %Ir ifidNtr*4 A lilt-111hul tit FBI-%, Kini JJOLWAI, W1,1M, Springs, 1101 plilLs tv 4v ','2 Odlege bill Is untlevided on the Valencia to study Illoedica! ~iollllxll C 1~" Re-sidwit -A Winter Sprillp. tht . duughtur A Mir xitl `vIr-o '411haill Surtull. plium tu I ttt:IKI sellutwie J wr ind Ow Univemity ,if Flundu to , ', s t Norris. Ai'imka kitis ia (mont tts.'tj - 1,4.1114. N141 a muss (tub, L'ep (tub, rv _ tlIiUt _ m i:alth Career Club,, nts_r1.1 uUnill Club. Alki SLIetwu Club. -~tjlf, atiod pjrui~.stvd - - \ Debra Jan Moore '-m. = - 1-:41 plans to titudy business .ilj,imnktrntmon sir (nliImiiIoIt)g) -' Junior College. 11w daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph J Moore, ( auelberry, the Pius been active in pep club, student forwu, student life arid with the Ciiiii1xvi Crusade. tier hobbie5 at.' sewing and swsnunlng. IT_ .19iN - -, ill V411t.ncla and lilt- 11nivit-rsil) of I Isiritla I hi 54111 of Mr umid I ilgor Nus., Mrs (.is> ',sarsit> lnimui bull it'uuii, the (I,jl, - ju> a It lime beat Ii rttj David Ogdon Richard R. Nuss Edward W. Nuss ourse of study at bermitnole i' Presenting - • 't!' LII i'\ Doreen Ann Mogul Laurie Ellen Mingo I IITfC I ri AA iviC ill Mid 4.1pirlis Pritiitiitq Linda Kathleen Mills & The daughter of Mr. wid Sl rs tmupts --- Hour Dixie Darlene Nicholson j - 24 . 40, iorm 1 Katherine Jane Nicarry CLASS OF '33 Prc'senitiricj Ul)(Jking. sewing, working -.%;th animals and clay are senior representative. a triber of the wrestlerettes, I araitie it. a ii U Cl) tumor powder puff football. She plans to attend tile University of '10)uth Fkwida and study special education D. 117 Longwood Ave. Patricia A. Miller - r B SssrI'l - aughter of Mr :!,?I Mrs. R.C. Michels, asselberry. has been active in -it-use. tk-rnie plum to study " Presenting - Marcene M Michels Bernard Meuse In - TAMONTE S S Imlisialla State University, litJuts beeria invinix-r (if the Kv~ Club, inttrniurat baskVIb4iII, so(ctr team and track kain lii is eiimplsiyed at Walt I)msuey Sam - Prcentng - CLASS OF 1973 INCORPORATED All six)rtsare Bert's hobbies. The son of 1l and Mrs Albert It Ni sbtrr, (4isstIbtrr he .srluIiaI studs to iml.tn' Imusbandr> at Vaknri1i .10(1 - Hrutbmerhood of Magicians. Pren!ing • GARAGE - lead award from his per - - Winter Park Di liv Curtis R. Medsger '1842 W Fairbanks ALTAMONTE SPRI*NGS -- - -i-- - H I G HWAY 436 IIidMtI. Howard thdem,unjr., ,-r hubbiei ire 1ancing, :111.131C. ,eweiry 4nd . -iiitlisve(1 at Barnett flank - ___ - CITY, FLORIDA - GOOD LUCK Presenting iI1 be at Seminule or \altncia Co?luourutv Colle 'kLriiplcmied at Whitt Trucks Equipment nt Sdles be enJo A twkitig un cars and sports. ~ik#, -,n of Mr. and Mrs Rotwirt L'.leale.tw has been active V. 'fi(lttMI I' III' I' Club - 838 842 1 , l , - FOREST 11 ue Complete service to the home Fuel oil, heating and air conditioning - ' (, Rio 'IeId Mum ha.s husen to itudy rnneet ,tate E iermty The laughter mE Mr i - : Cental hyqiene is the :.jr"w All Shapes . Service Inc. Presentin German Sunglasses Beta ('lilt) was Linda's favorite club at school. The diughkr of Mr and Mrs .\matleo Naz.ario Jr., Winter springs she plans to work at tile end of this year. Born in Duluth, Nlinn., site i-; presently lirut t.siimg isis. (Pit turit t -onsidering lit. iuuuuh1 (ii ($111 IRI ( LuCius. 1.1 ( iiIiiiiiUiiII> ( tills. m smul (Put ituittok Juitut ( ullte tush nIs.lIttt 1k IS (be u IIiuts.snte 'springs t'kuse m Cohn W. O'Hara 'I ($ - F .. r ant rs .u> Nu 1st k mills unit Ilsi' keY ( lub. tIs (lit beach. s% liii .ji !"cwt: 'o Wcrtsi ti'~Ahingiviwira uuirm*.s. H. '1 1 4rtLikmtgU flu the Sus.er - A Ietlo n -eub 3Z �tT'r iy 12--The Sanford Herald ' 15- - -=J •_-_-_f!!F1 - -- - - _______ uesda- June S, 19 i i,ncd, Jw, Ihe Sfltlfr)rtJ Jerald PresenfjnQ Presenting Presenting Marc Oldham Mathematics and eontrmtcr4. art- what Marc plans to studs at IN Unirt of Fla The con n F '. ;itt: Ic G Oldham 11 Meadowlark flivt mnruiber Of 1h F4tii and H aintin um, tt -i _____ tropical fish art h thtncs The da ugh te r of Mr . ut \lrc C);anntn I 01T. and M p ngioott she plan' t) -- flltCfl(i ~erljjnole Junior C(illeVe anti Socn" Horn so Heidelberg, "rnuun he enjoys SPCndITW t iirw on sgeaft and stamps Pa'in 1 ___ Interact, In FCA and powder rkndrr , Ht is the con puff ctuth hLLdine i rnItt%e of Springfield, Mn evciri the Nc llib a nd its president member of the baseball learn. homecoming eeort and c4od friendliest senior superlatives, Sammy n attend Valencia (om Coflege to studs munit b4LsInec ndminictration He is the con of Mr. and MN Samuel Bruce - E. Yvonne E. Roberts in; ii flrne is the in of Mr. and A ( hester Roberts. Born In \ ( he planning to tut1 lent e or engineering this fall Darlene Dorothea lflttfltIs lit II lit IIIIInCsS ,ilnr ;riitii Iii Itatlun i t. mu Ua I hIlli Jut Iii IJIIIII ti III While St I1IM1I like In his spare lime he iii h lr 1.11.q 'flit- olsimilitpr of Mr imil Aflil $)li% '$ul (rilinfrierrial art. Rorn in Sid. 1rc Itithert I(tihitnni, I ,iugwtuI she pIuin Iii 5st,)I' nc;t of t)m iiiiIitnl I / Rodgers tirrgling P-.I '.f Art ii fqrq efr,ep fr, fhf fall I h' nlig t.r of ,frq V.ra flr4pq, f he w an h'tn,rbfr mention In lb. Art F rnptoy.tl at the era rn ir ('n.r, the lnten4 to 4tiv -- v- qi '41141 141111v Ill IN, a nevri'larv, 'ies1ling and National honor iet tuiknt ill:,,, 1fl41 I Robinson repteenthllve, to flWtlitt the \ enrtrk tnff and Juniir llinton I In Iuilil Iu itpinsi 1ii daThtt I \tr rut \ti c 1 liomi 111dM rt 1I4 ", xchix)l tv was fletive it) hull Debbie Jean Roberts $iwIl,'qtiIqt,,rIiiii Mrs No rrsfmtlflU - -- F Parker and his hobbles are Wceball basketball and coft n Hunt Papin rn'nlI,n Presenting i Samuel Lee Parker Bus iness rnlrnrnlstrntion will Rob'. cource of ciuth ni Communit College VIen and the Untvelt of Florida I rnpin ed sit Mid-Florida Club he has beer, on nuntr the golf team - - , Presentin9 Robert Janet Gail Orr M __________________ - - lime Iiw oil pain'rr rd mork log with r.ram$tq Prcntin Presenlincl n r ELlpenia Parsons FR- Itrith tht daughter of Mr. and \1r d E Parsons, will trmor in scsenrt and minor in tw'rru,nn at tht Univrit f Slit tui beer. binIng lati agsLcUim,t pLayed pciom IA A I Victoria Kyle Pattison t R'cha rd C. Rosenheimer Employed nvernors Drive. TO OUR 1973 LYMAN GRADUATING CLASS in, F I . %off) and ensemble content, L cuP(*flI)lu tiNt. IN 1101 IC k plans to take Vicki 'ecrcthrial eour'c at ei ther 1Cora bciness school, She he daughter of Mr and Mrs James Pattnn. \'ickie has participa ted on the drill team, Cis sneties homecoming skils - Iarsdii tor miji-ening, ronrerl and prinepritiriq MU __ - s is ______________ I Frf.stintInc rrestn •$•ctrorncs divisIon and work for r'r I iurr?e pHThrri.0 stone for future accomplishments. rocritIriC - Susanne Player Gail success (-I. Chery l -- Den . . - se Roux -. Danielle Ann Roy i - son of Mr and Mrs - Ow r% I's hobbies The daughter .E. Player Mr. and Mrs. plaws tin continue Maitland. she Muconr Hr pLans ti attend r I i IIT1t &ilt LI1I. C. Si 0. frrida Ii stuti arciiiterturt - -..--.---- .. TO ALj - OR TJC S S SEN10 lwtiv = North St.. she IwVs i to SJC a nd to niior I - is IL 1D €kF ')%\'\' Presertin - - - \ VE (laughter nal hit and hinh. L'.1lil Niblac%. CAMSelhem. Science ,- tv pursue is the field she plan. SJC and then sit FTU it; school stit. partictimited iti flithand flit twi. %Fear.%. tier favorite hobbles art-sewing and ipoi*U. :$ Michael Rahill - ORLANDO 2442 5 FRENCH w. 1 92& 4 I _• -- GRADUATES see Us For All Your insurance Needs 320 S. Hwy. 17-92 IL Lasseiuerry Pscholog is the coue md) will niajorinatFloricta hter Southern College. IV daug t!raduation. He pLans to study marine biology He is the son of Maitland, she is employed ;mrtimeat Diey World. Horn i'l Baltimore, she was a -. - Mr. and Mrs. Deem E. Ramey and has been active in the French club, His hobbies are liuntin~, scuba diving and playiti~, the drunis rerord in tilt- milt und tw(f tuilt- — _~v Daniel S. Reese SEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE pw PLUN( 1Il_ can hem - . 'tas been actltt in Young f a the Vicesident m Lniployed at Hi-Acres Con'ntratv Plant, he likes to spend his free tune surfing and riding . - j . \('U . in carver ;i1aiiriiii. 4 . II - Genn P. Reilly - Jose N. Reyes -d Tile sti ill Mr and Nir!, itiltin P lieille%, Mattland. lit intemb. to, go W SJC arld ~ ,r v all organizations Susan A its i nterested in while at IJ / Born in the Philippines. lit- Illelliber Of flit. tennis wrentlitil" teallis aild -Ids .400 \7_ ld,%' . h IJ4.1)t Store liv spends tin, trt:i- tmic sk\ divinj_ %hrritint, '1110" lilt ps.vchitiov~ John A. Rich min of George Baynard Pme, prini; -ake Hills. Iw spent ji ixwt deal uf lab tijilt jib it filetliber of the Key Club and (if Vit, Put%derpu!1 %&W t km truntis w0ri- mg with short wave rudiob hirb David S. Rich, Apopka. lie plum to take enginetertril, at other Jacksonville Universit% Flint, MICII.. he was a Illell:ber ,- it 11! Itit. ~w till teani inid wi. it-tier t, ivisi. I' - tI Presenting U I77fI . \trthn LI tht daughter of Mr nd Mrs. John D S.tn '' rgelo of lauelberry. - Forest Citv A WAYS PIZZA 72 DIFFERE &i i UI ub and chorus, she hopes W art school and ti rvnunervul art. ..rt. tLSi a'md dancing are her f.it'r,te ISUIIIt yr Iwo -- TA K E OUT OR D E R S I:tnd a local - r riiinusrlq I I + Marc Schultz Carrie Lynn Schelker - Judith Ivella Scott - Wall Disney World is whery Carrit, is presently elliployed The daughter of Sir. alid Mrs Gerald C Schnelkur, 115 Foxridge Run, stie Is planning to a(tend Duke Universit) tit 1iozr i 400 kindergarten teacher at SJC therl at P-ru. While at b0lool she ittas a member til litiro Club. i-ligmerriog is tile field Mar %%ill study at tile GM Training Celitt-r, Jacksonville The son of Ir and %fr%. William Awitin lit S111111): Valli.) lit, v, t-111111o)t'd %%till Austin Development Motnrc)cle riding and %orking till cars are Ill% hotibles lit 4chmil lie %%as ii member of tiltfiNdlitall and %%restling lealli. %A Ili tIW telillis club and trcillogy club slie was also it fillali'M its tile Nationlil Merit S4 hoilarship Qualifying Tv.st, of L t\. Foreruic. aW.ktt*rwan Legion Oratorical. Cuntest. MV jU activitlel Judy W&S Intitr4kcd %Ir atki NtrL Ketuwth Ll. Mayu. n Ill Uluver%ity she spentlJ13 her k-LvAry 111.4%11% triulls, \1141111, Prerinm • Presenting Presc-nfinq Presenting - Nancy Ann Rider Richardson Debra -- l"itmtogruiphis. 41 - Hailitij, froin Chicago. Deborah is Uit dauuhttr of Mr and Mrs. Leroy Schau, AlUationte Springs. Employed al Orchid One flour Cleaners 4F Thomas A. -. ' Guantanamo. Cuba ii I-i-isette's birthplace. The daughter of Mr. Ruben A. Salm Casselberry, - i Patricia S. Richardson Tom Hot Dogs Coney Island Style Famous Sub-Sandwiches Special Deborah J. Schau L_ - I • 'i- I Club. Beta Club. and the International Llub. Emph)yeil at Fairway Market. she spends her spare ti:ne iewing anti Sanford Presenting Nlai.-uiti and Jarditi. -e.erttin Y - 's jii Hamburgers 7 Ways Ft. Long Medit ill stud) lit Mercer ur Lilt —00 I Pho n e M7 - 2545 Luhployed at Montgomery •• plans to attend Vk'nei Community College lid studs- lab technology. She is -w John Bayard Rice Jim would like to go to FTV ~ttid study engineering. I'lit son Mr and Mrb. Marlon he slitent tw, Iree time participating in 9w v% Club at mhoull burr. in IA* t•c P Marilyn A. Santangelo . , Jost, Tilt hilL 0! INIT U110 MrHeyes, Just- plans tit slud~ radio-cheinistr% and Uteratury at F71' Baru in Nev YurV CIt% lit' Wa!, !I Illelilk-l- of fill. tract. team and was it %%Titet lor tiltsplllllsl~ lit-wSpaim-t ill School 1Icr l e PrC-r'r James Rhodes it if resentmn; Presenting [AST flflAPCI1 A > uI iu r Burg tht* daughter of Mr urld Mrs. R - Lissette Elena Salis 0 tre.isurtr a member of the drill team Young life prom I OUhittet and the Vmrtstktt&s - j I Iud*, art. Born Ill Orlando, tie 'di . Park Federal - Civinettes. Wrestlettes. senior ;-vtdcr puff teani. and par. 'i, ipated in the Homecoming ,kit In her free time ,he plays ror~,w, jry4A %Aazvr- 4i~ . Susan Lorraine Sanczel The son of Mr, and Mrs Manard Reese Maitland ann hopes to attend SJC and h itith plate, U pursue art AZVAWMI f l~ she was a member of Drama Pre.ensn • Randolph Raspotnik Winter MAITIAnI) IIHANCII Presertinc i iI litilling Ifills Pro Shop L., where Ronald is presently employed. The son of Mir anti Mri. C. J. Russell, [Angwood, he inten& to study businm at SK. A member of the bimeball tearn for two yean he Writ tui extra time playing golf, com- rjuniber of the marching band. .4 Ndo from lit Jt thoughtful savings plans. Stop in and let us show you how many ways we think about you. .. - played lipotim-11 it', Ill.,, freshman anti Militioniort, years, was coValium, of tilt. tract. and crow, _jw -- Rollins College is Ed's S \ Cass-Knoblock & Assoc. Inc. - - Tilt mi n' S;'t and Mr:. G Frank HantnIL. he is "niiIitved at Sean- RIld IttMt)u'i. His tmobb t ca ;w Isirri u \lt3iIfl, \ Cynthia Lynne Sam - ' A study at Fast Carolina Uruversit%. Ttx- son of Mr. and Mrs. Mnald lluedhn,er, 1111 Uttle Oak Lane, he spent his time participating in the swill] team lie was born in St. Louis. Pr e senting - I (Ilie' I i TII! Sor of Mr and • At Winter Park Federal we think about you with Mo Edward Harris Ramey l"I. lilt' fit 1w oi stud%. but lit- wili Im. lii SenIIIIOII Junior - Wh %~ 9 - - Ronald M. Russell " '~~Ra =_Pr. speaking dramatic,, and Preccmtinq \ career field Rosemarie has chosen, but she 1.1; undecided an the college she will attend, ne daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Purtell klUirrionte Springs, she was in the Herc, club. and the child d.9% care program. Her hobbie.11 art, fx,,A'Ilnr and swimming public Pre,entinp MAITLAND SANFORD Prt'sontinc; 1 \ \ \ Stephen Ruedlinger the ted in sit - - 1. - intpr - \ Rosemarie Purtell - organszatioqi . wer. all she was - - - Pdwn in _____ - Preentnq \ursin - I LA N D FLORI DA MA IT hilt in MhOOl active in chorus Pep Club. nuring Inini 4 the daughter of Mr study Fnglsah at M. FHA 17-92 & Horatio Avenue - Debora K. Plumley iEE -A Ret A 1% and uas Pep Club st CES 14. Presentin o-ktnt, for the time kugucune she d in u ride horsedack Z1 d sii'irn -- Ato Maitland Gulf Service Summit: and sports -ire tmplovment ThcT daughter Planning to study at T1J this fall the has spent her time at Lyman as a member M the ltPary club spd reading rImi it. Use this diploma as a stopping - A .'IJ/'WWb7Li Sot ssqhts on - ___________________________________ Presntin Th David K. Paveichak PRflY Iitt. Aim High Graduates - corn the rIauighe? of Mr and Mrs Y Iwo ____ Robert L. Seeds Jr. Deann Seay - - Pm t,sr,ntintj S Margaret Louise Sheets Scott 0. Sheppard flat's Choice fur lieXt year. Ijun) U, tctrui, Mich. she is U daughter of hit. and Mrb. F. 1ivklvrdson. Altamonte S;irmgs Ili ticlitwi she was it 111CIllber of 0K. tk§Lb club. and pudweil)uff ftiotball teani football Ic -r Hocl1 Altamonte Spcin - "I SPRAGUE ELECTRIC rnrnI'aric France, Stef I oittar and organ. makes student of the month. tier hor)h% 'T? TO OUR 1973 LYMAN GRADUATING CLASS thi otu..i It i at it Thi of Mr. anti Mrs Charles Hemeraithndt I member ofthe Bela flub in tchtlol. Born in Miluatikee. he 1 s tht 1 -- t Stephanie H. Rossell K" r . urbing Ur medical - tr;-• - - - ./ - I ______ -i Tilt, bull (If Mr and Mrs. Turner lbeluirdson, I.AnigwwA. lie is presently employed at WIjin, A!: llobbit.! Ili, skfi~ aLA A n- v uuld like to go ,,to t1liji fMU !'lie daugliter ul Mr. and WE. Altamonte 'I' d While in sclivul is the course Debra will study at SJC. 111t daughter ul Mr. mid Mrs Itubert Seby. casbelbeffy. speridb any extra tune Ole lwb A-wing. Born it) Garden City. a rilie partit: Ik.ott is the still of .11 lilt- offict. of W9% Y)n of Mr. Arthur C. Johnsoo, Cos. ,ielberr) M Born IIA 1.11 tilt- daughter of Sir. und hirs.. "lint 31-howl hir mil altend but plalls to btudy fire- st-i-lice "till 14.4 Illiolog). Ill his free little litbtudit-5 fire fighting and rehcue Nan Ili Ilarve ilv Gram, lihe hei sparr thne hor. the arts ail Florida Tvch Fillplo)ed all 0 Shopildird and S011 lilt', tW hik-11AIN hill Irry time ell 0) , lig _______ �MEN 14— The Sanford Herald - - FAM MM Tuesday June 5 1973 Iunctl;ij. I'm'. Ihe Sinforc IIrriiIiI Johnny C. Simmons Prspnting Prcsenting Prcsentinc Presentnc, Mr (I itions. Altamonte Springs, .1ohnniv hoM- ta studs physical ethwidinn tit SJC:, ROM in Sanford he spends his free tirm. playing bi-mebull and (lancing It, qrhnol N. participated in thu w;ttal high school activities. tit(N'sitional Merit M s~-hnlnrship Progtrarn are all "wtivitlesSil-41ri participated in %iiili it, IJIS Tht, daughter of Mrs Niarvare; L. Stinnrintu., Maitland, she intends to stud% invdival tevhnolog~ sit FTC IWO` r 4- 1" 10ntg0n)rr' I:iplovd at - F'tthes th4' (thughter ni Mr. Mercer Ltfflvprsjtis the whml Kathy will attend. 71ir daughter of Sir. and Mrs. Davie Malthind, she is emploved lit SIMS Offic-P Supph, , , It 11), W)rn in Orbindo shu wit. nivinber of Keyettes, thu 1.11arbook staff. newspitper taff. sind pnwderpuff football ______ ftII T. Skipper. Ind Mrs Altamonte springs Fik" inst. Petershiirg. she ploi.-Ls to study husiness ediwAtion at SJC A mernher of Keyellms)v "Illis her spare time pliOng the piano and and participating in church -. 'rncr'nflnq Michael E. Tennyson cderick E. Tartaqila H'r n r TO OUR S'rnrnnIv Junior College i'. 's chnic't for this fall rtu. daughter of Mrh t.nut, - Fre,t I t he %-A)n %A Mt- anit III Tartaitzlia lit ,1 411114 14inKwN-*i, Not eertain of the lehi)ol Iv will atlen4i he dtv% Iii-liv to %tudv either dentistry or :it' Ilictive in the Drama ('till, o ,j Smith I GRADUATING CLASS rc - , NOW - . 1(1 !/1(' ..... renter Dancing. cooking and singint o! her hnt I j c laughter Smith. she was in the drigma club. and was I ;sisUinI during her Junior senior sears, she hclied bull,,. , Notre ps.v.-hillol:~ 1.80111t%%104111, 2 Art, At live III Itm FrPriull riitp. port ltvo-n tit live Ili thv FAVA, qlltltlq fillet af 1. 0.1-411111!V. . rq folliltr%, 111luk %%Ii#,tp Ill. 10 I three ture.I 01triv, Aria NI Ill, Irl'; Ilifi, 1wivirrIor p9iff and otselqrlt planq to ntlerwi F-rl; 0(ifly htirrinnitipq and ft" ;irt ( irh l the iatighf"r Mr nrm'I Mrc it ff ijq k'I Ivy Sylvania Tosss - (lilt) Ity. pdnt of th (nrnernh.r of the NW L flL IflVUU 'cr! ('h,r nod a OF YOU Bes t VV'_Nhes 11,1 Ed Tobin and all our bright Lyman Graduates. .A job well done. - '- '1-,-, . . Viviro-tteit The daughter of Mr ;r C:rist ederal & loan / ç \ tcjCWDrO PL It)A7tf - . •iqqc - 10543 E COLONIAL UNION PARK .. - , , I 1' (liii li tv IL Art i the enurce 'iek will 'tuth .it SJL The daughter of Mr. and Mr C. B. Smi th, I iinwnod. she enovs swtrnriding nir nndoshc c rn It lotAnsend plans 0 - t_i H L)onrm Jr : Pt mnemberof the i't'i "Chool six- partic, pated in the Bridge Lighting Center 2.100 the Future Businm Leader., Ninerica Stu, enjoys. 5%vin, 1110'. S,-hool activitivs 4 - FRENCH S. I) ,,!rirm ()hir. i-, (,tI t(bWfl. ftc rIiughter of Mr 1111 r. an E. ravis. i end :.a; lan .% . apirinwray Bible ColleRe sr, county im nttr -' -' MAIN Of I ICI 111 Writt I o4l !;Irrel ';ailoid, I lotid i SANFORD England i - ' itmmI vinber of the Concert Cliinr. Praims ('lilt), Pep (lijb. Tri-Ifi- 'enlor, Oviedo. I hm,t -i WOOI)011 1,~ I pi*r . seminole AVE. 14' "it" ssociation u of IIfleeSheIsennt ed h1)r • l,ir,' UI'! Gail E Travis savings n.Ngiene at St ': the t timily trraIttirer (if the National llory,r CMM1 :ni_ o:itnpinc and det'r c., cif I I - ' Vicky Elizabeth Smith vf :;'' '"':';' Donna Jean Townsend ZAYRE PLAZA FERN PARK HWY. 43.. 7 92 LONGWOOD and tilt sentor powderpuff football team. 1111kill or TO OUR 1973 LYMAN GRADUATING CLASS I f_ 1 A, srhool Sill- pa''icipnfrc ii tht 'fraflui 1. the winning homecoming float ________________________________________ CONVEVORS, INC. I)mnet World t where kMt employed Tht daughter of Mil) and Mr Edward Smith, Casselberry, she plans to attend mill IIlq \ I •I Katherine Marie Smith I ti tmll fit \It - 4 -71 Jr , Casselberry. plans to N. 1 ,iarriNi on June M. A guidant-IL j419" Or plans to become a ~inijsry IVEBBOS Fabulous Pharmacies eterinar\ (uIc(%fl Athlete', I 4'tteil1I'fl '. 1fl1fl)flm: tii' 'nw )io m 1n:. ttw ;immzIiter .t Mi and Mrs Alfred 1. l'omertmn • :- student Jii mIa — lt'i.um. imk -e Mike It III tilt, -wlillil clav;. 111total t. VvII'm %IIIII M GtetchenEtease Tometlun Sewiru. swimming. and art re Crot fvor!te istmes , - _____ Cynthia L. Ticrher finci Pr C Chorus, TVA Clut3, and nLct nrked it, the child dii cart p~, '.'- LYMAN t I \I . I Get 1111m - 10, Smith. Orlando, shu wal. 11, menitier of thu IIEW) Clut), --e-01, , ,' 1973 su I \lt mn Chlb Ind lellet s Darrell L. Theophilus Nill," %%111 01141% pastime Beverty Ann Smith - I(c(%fltUIQ vIntutte. Tm'nrn, member of the homecoming Thi $I1i "f Deborah Lynn Skipper Kathryn Gait Sims Susan Karen Simmons Drill — , on your Presentinc • • Wendy Smitley n ar s DL FI lone SHIPPERS 7 .)L)))L I / O v ied o, . GRAD)VFION('Y Carol Ann Trbovich m GROWERS and studs child cart horn N v.. she wa member of the Il.E.R.O Ciut at lxmab . Maryanne Socorso PRODUCE Tilt- Witighter oi lien Stultle%, Wend% plarlit, te, attend Seininolt- Juntor Collegt- Wile, F i,"w ill ulk( '91 the F, ofesslonal Skilb. Institute lic daughter of Sir. and Mrs. 1 1 `6 -. ' i I t'ther the Urmiversit' of Tennessec, Florida state or Rollin!, mollegc Carol-Ann hopes to uth all phases of motion ;nctures at the Micke Roonu ç""... - I J Paul Turner proft-sivinal Building. Paul plann to study music at the Unt-.4-irsity I)( Florida. The son Mr. & Mrs. Arthtir Landry tra%vhni! are Carol-Ann's hobbles Ttx- (Laughter of Nir ;Ind Mrs,. Robert Trbovich. she , theatre arts t rsii,PtIUmnntt' Springs, she se'mds her tree Unit' horsebacI riding and SWtmnimg Vhik' at L'man She was iIC'tlVt' r. rr iind is employed antr'. Fridt ____ Flor iu ida Prm"entincj f3,/ J1i4i 'recer'r mu) ( .ia. UI 0nqr-itulite Christine Wirren ( And All Her Classmates, And Wish Them Much Success 3 • -, . \\ t r 1n,ud ul 1)11. If Mr dod Mrs. Raymond E Turner, Altamonte Springs, he hi. been on the track team, Iflteracl club, marching, pep. I ncert and stage bands. Iii'i t't,tnt are motorcycling and 4-1 ,.- School (it Acting. Presentinc Pr . Ellen Ruth Solomon r, • = Rose Ann Marie Stabile - cmm S NR9 saw ALL TYPES BEAUTY WORK PH. 647-2132 Preertmnc • Mar lyn rt' s Music S 0 P Prcntinq Repair For All Musical Instruments Shirley Jean Wagner i f77 ursin a' 'aIencllm tone riwnitt c ollegt as [lien s goal .,, k M& AViW Tilt (IaitI ght(!r (i f You 've done a great job Seniors I S41101111011, 1001 I.splaiwilt, Wa~ She enjoy Wkifil tinit, out from her )of) at Woolc( I)epl 1)1;1% 11w guitar 110.I 111 tilt tit 'd.irilt Tm S flOW', ( 11 attend suri&hil El Paso, Tex.. she attended tht, Reta Club Talent Shou. In sht, swims, rides ho7se!% and g(ws to movie-%. ., orenst! • Meadows lIi,rmro'ietCbess Club, und fet of tilt ludi (,lull wert liit Jim parti' ipatul in %s hit' I- West hlaltlillld 9 Summerset ,orIult %,a., Rut of Ploridis. Born w Moslets Lakt:, ash., he enjoys Judo, baikettmill and camping . tt .. tiv us tlw son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker. Forest City. In his spare tirtiv. lit- plays goff, Ivrinis, and horesback'richng. 831-0300 'untor College. She is employed at Americana to the Class of '73 ire camping. horseback riding and ikatiritt, Jeffery G. Walters We're as proud as can be of all you bright Business ' !h rst (,rt, ould stud'. like to L b oys I I an d gins - ... it - 'I.. n University ofl%liami. The ..011 1pf oliegit to stud% Religion 9 Sansalito assisLant at Lyman, Shirley. plans T Gregg E. Wallick !ltIf1l1ifl ((a iitttiid irinit'. Bible / i lit, pliltv. tv stud'. .'4 in the Hero anti Active Presentincj Joseph Stangler !' * Summ t it,, scitool Tht son of Mt atiO - Presen t ing Richard • The Greater Mall t ics teacher's aidt Sht is the daughter tif Mr ami Mr, Pr€n11 in BUILDERS & DEVELOPERS OF James A. Stafford Jr. She has been active m h annual 4 ( , hristillas pageant lit Disne% Greater Construction Cor oration ML I in the pep club. Itca prolevtL pct C s undecided which shc intends to go to Broad- on to bigger and better th i ngs ! Storetu ,;,--Ilool . . . r rank M Stabil Fern Park - MAITLAND hulot tt ill mijor si (oUt Tilt, daughter of Mr and Mrs - Maitland lie Aas a inviiiLK-1 *ht Interact Club. FICA and IwtbdII teans. Born in Ft Lo-nard Wood, Mo ht. vnpl% r \lr ar(! \Ir, Hampton Industries. tie was I nwmber of ffie varsity footbd1l 1111 Icam and the Intcrad A6. 3k 644.1919 Just off 1-4 on 17-92 & Lee Rd. Just North of Winter Park Mall r Fret,trit,nc Presenttrmz Paul B Starks -- 10 - - hury Ili McConnell, West %'a., (if Dr anti Mrs Geurgr Stark.%. W anti th4 Universm of A member of tiltifiridii _ % Richard Darrell Stokes Roger A Stewart - m' - mm • . au !ii;iiwx TIw soli vF Mr. and NIr!. John W.Stewart, Mait.1-ind 11(4)11111!,tt?9(j 1111t, the Air Fort-v ill tilt end of tlw year While lit ks lA)lq,'W(M. £ u - 'I ftittttjah! tetiiu f. ' "9 .- track tealli. Ud!,eW'11 Wain, and Drama Club, titim. piavinj, Iliv paunt. singing, A member of t1w lnteru't-t Club ________ d ght r I '1 xid Mrb. G. l.uttwr Warro,.,, Altainunte Spru4,5, plans study- dental hygiene. licr 1.00l activities have include(I I 1 d ' president (A Athletes, lit is planning to to to e C a Christine Warren I- IIRt1) '.ii - -. , • I lit-11alwhil-I tiI Nil all(INIIN all"alit, tilt- subjects Brian "ill .a Mrs Mo-o-rill G. Warren, It(, tt Sandra L Watkins r - - I'ri"t•nti,mci Brian H Warren Bonnie Warren I Vernor'. Restaurant as where 'r Presenting Presenting Prr ituttiantit i ttii UdUtI1LLT ° I(.'. and Mr Ilarwuoti (,. 11111log,% ot physim, L', Hitcourst- Paul will stud~ Lit tht- sptzid- tui' fret Pret,en n Ruthanne Steele - • \l iitIiiitl ti - ent,ri Irtil I -- student foruii,. iti 1 111. 1. S1,111111 s i ii sit t ,, d I'S \.iti' it ti ' Beta I Ili- hand for Il'irve )vant and lit in tim' 'lr1i,,m.i limb • '. of I s1mt i'tIt*rr) Svt'iett were (laughter -till D. nd SandI I'he watkilvi, pLsn.s ski, lowk staff tics hobbles aiv liobl)ivs are Iviatis, readin~. Ik'nur Club to uttentt bow I 'ifid Iva Presen1irmc Krista A. Storey r .ff - • Jeffrey L. Succi hetis Club. annual stall, dranum ('lull, Forensics International Club. Student F uruni National honor 'uciets uttul ptmwderpuf! football (can ,.,. , • are till organizations Kruita wu! iii tut in - '.'.l*tle tit 1.115 The - • Florida Community I mployed at (lit Y ildv,uotl TIIOHUI Storm, L.ongwuod, sloe nuenube'r it, fulfil, pre-niedical - Pr( •nUinç ' _•t Keith Karl Swenson Kathy Watts - Ameriew SUition, fic was a lillim, i • Thomas H. Sullivan !wllool ot the Interact Club ut Ili tits frer tillit. lit, attend I torada Tech College of conuIiumcatun dnd place tziiptiis tI.LiLi5Ii III tie. :itutlie. The suit of — I I - Mr. and Mn offiel Ii, Sullivan. \ItdtIutI9tt Springs h hs •1 FLeith is undecided abotj whim t'ullege lit will attend or p-_- k %A years He, hubbies art F..iuplu>ed at I)Ipf.Mr Dan "s. Kathy has been a t,uenutitr of toe luarid ( or three I'll! N - • • ' - " '• in [A)flgWUOd at tlu tii* s'.'. ectiseart - s'i,t,oI programs at I..) naun. He . pereWy IjoL#.rt i , M,willy, che!i". illit) -- in Ille 3973 _ _ - • C I 'suiu,,i .itii,gis r iai S major lit KIIII)lo)ed lit and IWS I)' en 'in is Peggy Ann Weaver • I it - ,, I"TU liol)*b 'I'exac-o. lit- I Ii slutI 'unu s st- i:dIu I Juiiiiit I he daughter III %villila lI 4 -. 1 1t. t'i t lulpiti) (ii 1 the trackk - daughter uf s dUb. her hobby • - itb two yearti, Kv)-etteb Iw parUcipated in all t1w usual luirticipated tit band for t1w pdst sis - Anita Weathington Craig Michael Wawrzaszek - hirb utlurses Ike wifl eftudy. Ii'. LII - • 11r("'1e:mtlnq - /7 10111 1UW15 to Jeff s the sun o Mr and Mrs l,uuiSueri. Cas.selterr. Uo'rn am J.ueksunttPe Iii ;ñuns to Central stud'. niathenuatte:- daughtet of Mr. arid Mrs. -• Preseninq Preentric Preen1inmn - • • Iti • •• d itiu hit I o I ' \t E ti1t I Mrs liai i dat mhur to-stud itflOiL Jullikir lit 101) at ,tl ;i the hotior — ,.. - 54)1 it I) I III. son of Mr. dliii Mr' Jolio A . Wmlrzahzek, it,, %4 jv) 'hum uinuIfu- • ft ffl H antI �- - - jo- the Santorci - - Hera ld I ni I 14. - • Vu ,f1nfr,rel Hn reild ____ presenting Presenting Presenting - • I' presenting ______ Pauline Elizabeth Wehner j4 Employed at the Altamonte Pharmacy.Bob plans in take general courses at Semlnok Junior College or \,alpncja. A member of the drama club. his hobbles are swimming, track ;nd horseback riding- He is the ' r i( fl( I)t flhsl pilullne,s ourse of study at Fql" Active on the drill learn science club. she IS the Charles William daughter of ' _V_ - ebner Her hobbies are c%uniminL diung and or Mr. and Mrs Hnrr' - art \\tlh 'lt imonte -.- Wells, Winter springs.Rick hopes to to appointment an get Annapolis to study electronics and binchemistn. lie was -1 I 04P was R icks -erno, Italy - Illedical tecilli('11ogy. The daughter of Mr and Mtttapd essels Walter 11 ve in the Pep aCtl tv. and ___ - *maw r bobbies are model rock hunting imming re1infind book coll ecting I Springs • LII 1 f /A iF1 "W1 p LYMAN HIGH SCHOOL '73 GRADUATING CLASS staff. Born in Kansas (ity. Mo. she spentic her time swimming. and bowling 1 htng the guitar ___ k Pre c en n Pr e sent in P Susanne West Kriste E. : • Fla. Tech. university Is _ building. PresentsnQ ' __ __ - \1II Lii i1i Manette Frances Wessels John Richard Wells Robert R. Welch _ c, - TO OUR 1973 LYMAN GRADUATING CLASS • Tc,d.i1. )'jr ThP 1 - ~'~~m q Q Edward W. White Jr. Westine Richard F. Wessels Co Mr. and M -- rs Maitland. sb plans to continue working for the time being. In school S1' as a member of the Bets Club and parti Cirse1 Born in Tampa she boliflL ohiri r ti 'u"ing, playing tennis and fl Music I tx Ruhrd yet in college He has not sion Ofl which reactied a eci Uegebe%%i1tM5 of Mr. and MrS . Walter H,.;e is. Matti.in d. ills hribby is r - d *40~ .111111111111111100 - plii\lrlt~ the l"tatillltion and his major ludy will e physics ri of Ilk Beta ('fill). im mber i( ihc National Honor hess Sewle tam1tht'tM j parents are 'M r. a nd Mrs. Fd%%ard W. White Sr, fits Rrtt ' d Mrs Richard %esttne ant nploved at PantryPride She islans to study commercial art A HE ;ier N)bhics tre tbetieac1 Tomothy Marc Wild M. Ruth Ann Wilbarger Wiese Rohr? J.rtur Ashburn Argentine Phyllis F (.Iinn Avi-t I1aIø P1 rl / ri r ns P.nrhi? - - - ______________________ - - rwi Alit __ - - -• ______ - ORW Presenting Dawn Jcqu.ileinc Apple ton - Carolyn Kae Williams - ,- Jeffery I - - Kim flinniti Sharon P fliakeman Ca rill it's is The daughter of Mr Mrs. Magnus Nelson. IRI, I ")W Ave.. she plaws to atteml Vale , ia Comill. College study nursing. Finplo%ed at Winter Park To%t ers. slit- w i, inviliber of the D(`T Club it whiNA. In her free time she Vnjovs sewing. dancing and Jnyc floie A Kim A u1,,'r Joriør Patricia D , .tn1ord - -- --•- Bennett indon The daughter (if Mr. and Mrs Chester I,. Wiese, Mbilland. 4 Daun plans to work with hilciren in a dav care c:-enter SIK. has ~x-en :, member of Trl -Y, chonis. concert choll, i"Irls glee club. Keyettes. president and sweetheart of .; art, Hero Club and her hobble, sewing n F 44 1110. Ruth has chosen I= for her higher education, The daughter tif Mr. and Mrs. [N)nald C The son of Mr. and Mrs. Rober'. Wild. 505 Pine Ave., he intends to go to Bradford College and has been active in the Beui t lub. tennis team, powder puff i,hitball and the annual staff licr favorite Nistinic, is tennis rk Cm, he considers lu!, i~raduation his major accomplishment. lie participated in the usual. Presen presenting Presenting 71 to r AWA t Presenting . Randi H. Brooks - L. Wanda Anthony Lamar Wilson John Williams Jr. Wilson Donna S. Brown - Connie Mae Wilson ,-~cwing. (Lincing, and singing Born in Orlando, Connie plaws laughter of Mr. and Mrs. clarence Wilson. Altamonte Springs, she plans in the future lo sponsor her own child da\ care center. While at LHS she was a member of the 1*~'RO Club and Chorw% I%ev punch operator. She was a eniber of powderpuff football team and G GAA while -it Lvinan Her guardian is Miss Catherine Nelson and they reside at 117 Leonard Street, Nancy L Brown James Brown . Lind.i K Buck Brurid Jacque A Linda A Th.,rn 0 3,rl Nyri .ir.c)fl L Jr - Atilthim 11, if* son of Mrs springs. Born in Sarford, tit, plans Io go into the Navv, Lrnplo% ed at Clark-Chrys)er. I Iymouth Impenal, Fern Park. tic spends his free time playing IKK)l f art, John's bobbin. TiltSOn of Mr. and Mrs John Williams, he plaws to attend and major in physical t-dwation 4r, 1. . . (01"N -7 Tracy A. Carter Present in9 Club, Science Club. Junior team. un rhievement. Astronomy Club. and Environment-al action are ill dubs Robin was active in at shuol 11w daughter of Mr and Mrs I,ow-ell Hav Wright. IA)ngwood, she plans to studs physical sciences at either F TI. I"rHidd1t I.rntrsi .ir I'rarna I Undecided about tht future. Susie hopes to get married soon. The daughter of Mrs Marijane Wise lAmgsood slit tnjo%s meeting people and listening and playing music Born in Orlando, she was active n the usual organizations at sc hool I — - I ,— P - _.1... -- - - Kim M Chisamore '.- ,-'" '_... * lubltn. (sit IS Shell) s t.iirthplace. The daughter of Mrs. Ruby Wright. Altamonte Springs, she plans to stud (t)mmuni cations incollege She asa news reporter for Lyman High for radio station %%71.N. In her spare time She enjoys oikiru and sports mob Jeffrey R Clark Richard M dart Steve R Collins William H Cotter r Niiiiarn A Combs A.- Robert Shirley Ann Wright Robin Leecantrell Wright Susan K. Wise James R Childers Chambers Robert B Presenting Present ing Pre cent n JP Aw A. Young I Ia Purple Porpoise is Bob' r • - • - ., VZ Z lg _ s place of employment. Born in orlando, he is the 5jrt of John lies-, Young. Majfland. Planning to go to FTIJ he is Undecided which courses he will take Active in the usual ;,rogr. illis at school he tries ind tune to enjoy his hobby of t'rt-s uk ridtnt- .. - Ronald D. Colney -- .5 - - Karen A. Cottrill - Theresa Crabtree I Cathy Cullifer Michael W. Creamer - - — Bryant A Dam*llo Daniel Dahl - - - - Ad#' Er Caw-ty • ,r - -_ ~:01000r-lo L. 0CPJ010 .---- I Prescntinq Timothy Keith Yuknavich Maynard E. Zettler Kevin Patrick Scott Zemejda Cynthia Zakrajsek = Presenting Presenting Preser'IttflC - .- ___ --.; F - .: -' • fAJr Tun Is currenth, emplo% ed - at I M Y U u J \ uknus ich 'iiaiUand.tw would like to studs or pharmac y lit ntictr ,. ' - - . niem r t I ..l - - hut.' I t P dM -- Allen S L)orn. Altamonte Springs Lyman she was a member (if and 41 Club, and Audio-Visual Club 11, spends his leisure time t,%- r - 'h1 attend.C inth tiop'* t I .tudy r1tut!rnatics or business Born in (les eland she is tht Pre5entinq— John L.Zirlo Graduates If 00, Ilublix is Maynard place of "llipleyment, The son of Mr Till Mrs I I) Zettltr he pldns study architecture and ' it Rollins or . eanograph FlU. Born in Atlanta , he si tin the s%%ini team and in the band Inhisfrectimellepla)s music, swims, draws, and playN Dana Dittrm-r aTiti Mr -rry, John 1111ends it, go to F`IX and stud~ cligineering. Burn in Levittown. N.Y., 1w was very active tin the Wrestling Team all four vears Lit Lyman. Sandra P. Allen Victor Adkinson John J. Anthony , - - David Butler Presenting Greg P. Carleton Rudolph Laslo Chiki Jr. G. Steve Cockman David Evan Cohen Herman J. Collins laura plans to attend Rollins college and study chetrustry. tier high school activities havi. included t1w Bets Club, L)r&dTw club. Grill team. honor soc yearbook staff. homecoming Ronald S. Connery Alan Copeland Debra L. Coughlin Kenneth L Crowder Jeffery Creamons Angela Rachel Damiano Milchelle Elaine Delarnater Anthony La ure"a Raymond Gregory Leoce Barbara Jean Leroy Deborah Marie Leroy William Locklear Martin& Chris Lundy John D. Masten Keith McCoy Michael B. Hawkins Steve Hayman Y Michele Jean Hickok Kenny F. iwu9eS Steve McElmurry Greg J. McGtivray Lee D. McKinney Michael McNeilly June Melinda Merritt Robert J Miller Shirley Sue 14oneyager David J. Hopper Jacqueline Ann Huffman Gerald Olaf Hyland Connie J. Ising Debra Kathleen Jones Deborah Dee Jones Randall Lee Judd Kenneth E. Kaufman Jr. John Charles Mitchell Jr. James A. Monlesi Ginis Michele Moodie Do n na J. Mood y Jeff Alan Momot Cind) Morales Andres L. Moran Guillermo Navas Terence H. Nevnier ren - Laura Lamer David Furgerson Morris Garcia David H. Garvin Debra Jean Gay Pamela J. Graham Clifford GrDssbert Rencle Hannon John C. Hansford Danny L. Hanshew da Faye Hardin B Linda Kathleen Harper Ernest A. Kocha T' "y H K rone Timoth -- -:- i James J. Fletcher Edward L Fraz ier Wayne L Duvall A L I? II Frank Of t. j .rr Jr j,j,+ . 'Lli It I! , -Kjily - - Patricia L. Foster Eric Orr , Jerry Doyle Gary A. Dotten V iiIui Pictures Or Biographies— David L. F s her Mary Lee Armstrong Kenneth Bachelo, Arthur W. Baley, Gary L. Barrett John William Bates III Rogers D. Bays Jennifer A. Begley Ron Blessing Gary Vinson Brookshire it ~ Michael A. Dixon AWL - -i_7W E I& it :Iestination. The son of Mrs. (;race Ltrisejtht Cassdberr he was u member of the Beth Club, "IHS Bi Racial Corn nutttt, and treasurer of the uture Business IA-aders of America. Born in Yonkers, % Y he plans to major in Data IOUU A A. Michael Gackonback : - Kathleen M. Garrett John C. Giovanelti Charles F. Gipson Mark A. Grib fl Marcia E Gr;bbie it 4drtv,iiig rl,',ulIi f5 'VV - .4 •- John G. Paveichak Allan R Pentecost Janet P. Phillips Anne M. Polino Michelle Ann Ragen Rafael Ramia Bonnie Riddle James Riggs Gregory Let Riley Gary W. Rogers Jr. Rosinak Janet Suzanne Schutte Neal Scott Rita L. Shrewsbury Dennis Simpson Diane Elizabeth Sisson Michael J. Smith !iUx or, Kl~ X 40 A~ %low I Roddy Hall A Robin C. lbiininulid "qØ- - - - Lynn M. Harkins _____ Daniel M 14.iti IS _____ ________ IiiiioIh llJltzo - I' Pt,ine - ,, _ ______ I ( ____ '-i ______ - - - Mjrk D Ka,its LJF'JI ,5%. P(4 INj5 T*jrt ' L su'n Mitchell Sterling Mark H. Tanner Bruce A. Timmons Scott William Timmins Edward A. Tobin Thomas Albert Van Horn John Viescas Brian D. lktn' Jerry I Ito kiy Mic hele J. Hickok 4tLVt llii,tuii Kenneth J. oec Robert I. Holbrook William I Itolcumb. Gisnit A. Hor v ath Dis' Hun?,, �i 41 l8—TheSanford Herald _ Tuesday, June 5, 1 973 Thi ',.iI;!()rd S lorald -- 14 Prii The Sanford Herald's 13th r t. , 00 0 ____W F `4111111 fii Annual Graduation Edition GIZA DS T I ? T ~ - Pamela Huskey L rct. Rebecca R j0 Diana Johnson -wii:4"'. 1 -1 - F4tt kaurnnr kt Ielsa Robert J irrç IL H r -A h C 00 Sh ' The Sen io r Class 1 v2 f,~0 ~_ of 1 13 Prf SS0 And our I i fe qoes onso far, Our lives we try torearran r PôlrILiji Jmme M ,napp Koeppen MiurN'n Donna L Kress C Dana B Lemmi ii . Judith A Lindsr , Kim S LIQQ('tt Ma rk C David C Leopard ______ -i F [ F rb4I - ___ Yet we never practice what we preac Nrw Year's resolutions our promises too, I - 0110- Yet they're qoals vie never quite reach. _AUV401 -%4q We- say vie'll make our world better, M 4W# IWWw w rhat we'll rid it of pollution and wars. W V Pr But then vie say "What does it matter"'' L 4 Lomas St,lI Steven C Marvin 46 Jimmi, McCr,mmon McDaniel Laruen McIntosh Shannon McGee Donald E McKenna ____ Edward J M,cha'c Ill AS JcPm T, ____ ___ 6 TAW Miler - ./l(IIflhl .'tv'iis!iniii - We are a new q eneration of leaden - rj e I lit And its our job to qet thinqs clonp, Student Government think it's time,, Ill's low To leave to the qeneration of tomorr JA 00 prc L r, Mary M Miller Gina M MODdIC Claudia A Mill Di id ?V' Mc Ch , Evelyn 0 Mnrq,,n r Mort Penu William M Moinpo A world that is clean and beautift; _ Man L Mueller Pat Younq Senior vice preeJden RA /Iil, ___ President. The Herald salutes 'Pac 8' Coach of the Year in baseball, Jerry Mays - ) Bi-Racial Committee j Myer, . - - - _________ -- r ____ - -- - - - ______ Mar it Nakulls P'.( ___________________ ____ Steven R Nelson Joseph J. Nitsch Jr. -_ - - - - - ______ 0 Bryan 0 bo Owi ri -- ' e Jr -- A Pari s i Robert B Patterson Jr - •- - b , rth,r -- - -- - - - %a flt C Paul PamI P Penland - - - -a-- - - - - - - i - W LII'IU 1 ' - kti 'i D Ple.n Susan Pit•t. Candice Pna I Mar)crv E Raczk) O - L k(dO - - ____ Kim A Ptd -_ - - - Jill Rcynolth t C R i - - -- - _____________ torrent r- _________________ ------ - (, - A - - \ - Valerie L. Scott -- Timothv J William Shaffner Shes Devid 5 Shields Eileen P. Sheehan - -- - - 1 I Elyse P. Robbins Hopeful, but uncertain of what lay ahead of us e began our high schxl edui ation three years ago. • as not easy being a sophomore indeed looked as though many "elder" shoolmat thev*watited to revive t he old tradit lorisand liarig us irom tilt flagpole' I t \%-as the first year of it conibined Seminolebut after a fe\%- Fall weeks. we began to setde do%%-n and work together to build the Class of '73. None of us will ever forget tile "glue" to our tile splendid football teani coming together and its undefeated 100 record capped b a bow l game. As individuals, many of us heg.n to feel a part of the student both b joining clubs and orking at school alti% ities NVe t ook a gi,ant step arid elected our class president Dickie Sophomore Officers Deas, vice president Francine Williams, secretar\ Marcie Anderson. treasurer fluff Keeth and chaplain Neal Tucker. We began to realize thatt our high school years pla\ ed a vital role in shaping our decisions ior the future. firs t 1 carried rponsibi1itv. building the I lomecoming Bollfire. While we could take pride in accomplishing what ss e set out to (10 Mother Nature took over at of rain ss ashing the last minute ss ith a away the festI% t Junior Year arriVed. arid with it. tile added privii leges le ges and responsibi lities of upper classmen Junior scar trials and tri b u l a t ions %v ere met under the leadership of class president Tom my Wheaton vice President Francine Williams, secretary Marc le Anderson, treasurer Bull Kecth, and our new chaplain. ('ynthia Ca rn bridge As Juniors, our traditional, major respont. sibibty was to sponsor the Junior-Senior Prom With our typical energy WC pitched in with car or-Seri washes bake sales and the Junior ss hit Ii of ( ourst V 0 w on Basketball ga - - f- P History of the Class of r - Grover D. Smith Jeffrey A. Smith Shirlei, Smith -- ' - , AM - ______ - - - -- - the success Of tile -11awaiian Loau". I inalh two sears and two hot summers had passe(l. and the big day arrived we entered the WflIOI parking lot We Were now the backbone of Seminole High School, 'llid it \%,its our duty to keep the school growing, its had fliv Classes before its. Wealso had to face ill) the onset of our adult -s — Senior year was botha beginning and all end. and we realized tile ear would be filled \%-*tit tie%%, challenges cand rewarding acN' coniplishnietiLs. 'I'o pull us through tile druggery of ever\ day life newleader s CIUCI ged to inspire the (lass including president Frank Sloan, vice president Patt Young, secretary Marcie Anderson, treasurer er Buff 1eeth and chaplain M a rlene Baggs %Ve decided for Homecoming, our first inajor responsibility, to have two Homecoming (Jueens, including for tile first time one from tile Black Community which supports the school so 11, U n der the reign of Queens Linda Fi e ld s and indvJohnson, we danced to tile court of Cynthia dge, Gall Johnson, Lisa Hollingsworth, Beverly Ste p hens and Sh'urv n Stenstrom ' - We successfully inaugurated one new Senior pi is ilege leasing the Reservation ation for lunch e also suceesslulls ss ithst(xxl ss hat could has e split the school the f tl graduation in January. With hard work and understanding, standing the School. (lii) iil(I sports pUlled (IS thitnigh. C dl I' still las ing l)ltuIls lot the pair of I on Af ter G ra duat ion nights set for %%',li t I)isnt's World, and a beach party. As June draws nigh, OW fears of tit(unknown and of our Own limited txierienict' gather Into a natural "lump,'' but we have learned froin ourselves arid out- teachers how to find our place and work in the adult world, We thank all those who worked with us over the pos( 12 >eirs 001 principals, tea(. tiers friends, br others, sisters , mother s and fat tici s irs ever ear y Sports pJ Al _( ________________ - Senior ho\-S and girls were out-stalldilig Ill sports at SIIS this var. Tol) 1flaver oil the golf teani, ccoched by Roger llobb's, \vas Vie Ritillburg. Sits v Bishop. Tara Marcel and Kathy Reagan ran a%vay with the hollors oil the sw'r, ani coached by (;,tie (;atch(+ "I'l-ack coach ION Galnes saw Ed(II( Asbie plac e s i x th in the stat 1(M) 1iul da s h finals hue I heoi Sti iiigk'r sta rrtl in the hurdles event. ('oach Jerry Mays, Rig Eight" ('oach of the Y ear , 1fl(I his l)iSt't)Ill team which Inc luded u ni o ii Frank Sloa n,\ illie all Brent Raborn and Dickle Deits, %%,oil tit( . ,Iil g Elight Coliference." The basketball tealin under Coach Joe Mills brought out tit(' talents Of l'onlilly Wheaton, Tom I'allillan, Mike Roberts and ( lifford ManleN Manley Won a Spot (lii the conference team - To the graduating seniors: inemberN of the graduating class for the past t%%,) sears It has indeed bee n an er r'n perience for tile s ou depart the Seminole High take with you the meaningful experiences ji I pleasititrics s huh were afforded s ou here those unpleasant tribulations, cast ~heni aside be replaced ed bs lit ted enrR htn s.'ndejs or's I too shall least ha' afforded tUt I hope sour td 'it' t that you will continue through lute learning an' W ork ing toss ant self impros eutent s hic h ss bring you satisfaction. W hatever you may do or wherever s eu mo 0, s am tn • o in u it. it It and Archie Cannon A nv%v sport ill tilt- s(-hool this year, weightlilting the team Ulliki tht (lii (M_ tion of ( fldL I) 1 om \i\on pIu e ninth m the s ta t e, i 5( Alall 'I' The football tealli. \vIth coak-lit's .11111 ltoget-S i11(1 Bill \ oung Included st'niol s, I )R kit' I )e as Reggie Smith, Don Brown Frank Sloan \1( ( os Riot I niels, Mark '. i Da '( ott !)eiitis \lontgouiii i Ri ftt' PhIl1lt W illie Burke Larry ( eruiimin 'Steve Parrish , Alfred 1 udell a rid Mike Rogers 'l'tie hardworking ('heVI'lea(t('rs \% ti re Tara Marcel captain I ind1u Fields , coc'upt'uiu 'Jolillsoll. 'Tolli BrIstel. St'pIR'rIs Sponsor's were Mrs I )cnke Swain arid Mrs Susan Vhek'hel. - , Jack I. 1tW: Principal, Seminole High sthot' I Senior Class Officers ILA— * _ Geoffri?Y Snell Theresa Stanfield Gary P Starr Joe A Slepan Jerry Stocksett John P si.a George Sticker Jr Michael E Stump - tri, L Surratl : __if IV AgUi J Morvino G. Syvvrt"n Il r(,,,It hiii J)(, ()IItt' )IW( If' lIl(/('IS(lfl U,,// e'iIi lfII/E'IlE' - RrAwrt I TrPrice Fdwortl J Vunk Carl D Wabnitz Dennis J. Walker Jr. James B Weis Kathryn U Weill, Kimberley J. While Sfvpk*n K, Witchert President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain �The 14— 2— The Sanford Herald Presenting Presenn tt . I Presenting Robert William Ache Ppqqy Ann Adams i S ninoLt Junin and then 0flt' D college University to 'in. Tht of Mr cmi jitid M employed , lit Robert F. I)urlfl4.. tn Park and he W beef' high school years Club. Z t Ache . . . r'.,gy. - Mrs (laughter Iohr I of Mr. Adams a! S1 I oil the stlrflrW He hnbb i. eigt'ton Pa . Mrs. ilth Mae The son ic.ander 1IO l4i'Ust Itopes to attend QC and study and Mr. Ckiginals from her parents Wafla plans are Her .v . 1Um(J ti' SOTthflt ii rpr ITALIAN - AMERICAN '14111( sp'iflter Uflt reii'. rv Carpeting Ctr-am.crat1 RC.A Eiectron , Arnrrsat Mr. .-,. Mrs. o M.arl.nsviiI. . "Pal' Baker Herman --: .. . Hwy. 46 1 Mi. East of 1-4 Sanford E. Commercial Presenting (L151 p1uru ti attend .'wriunok Junior College but undecided ha. -our.-A, & ctud }Ii hobbiu- art skiing, wood workmi' and tennis anti dunni ha. tugi school tuis been o member of tlit h I eliowship of Christian .- b5 -. - 4. .- ... . - ) . - • Ui': j baseball team one' 13 sort of Mr and Mr David 1.. -- - 114 . umtitution Homecoming parade 208 E. FIRST ST. r. Seminole Grads I --so # _____ — - _ "- TRACTOR REPAIR the ' LAKE MONROE _________ PH. 322-9436 1tth, enjoys candle md marame A native .f she resides ( hdst a \lnss senior class. '. I a Coll" 1 1!! Christopher M. Boyd - (11(1 •. ((I/ill: , I ',' iy.' I i es t! • • . is es Itik. riding listening to e uiuuic and reading are IA nda's f a vorite past times A member - and congratulations . • 1 ui (isinettes and the surfing manager, she is the daughter of Mr . and Mrs flw)mac H Halts 113 Fatrland ircle hopes to work and tearti . seniors: All - - . , . - 'fl!(/i1(llifl!l She ( -_ of us wish you the very best. Presenting ' ."( Ill if//P lIP'1! Armajene Bradley •'('/l(H)/ LEROY ~_A 4 \lrc Mills Bosd he has bein mISC te ti e in th club an I ac .... C. ROBB )vt dee,tdetl al; .0 wtult iubjects she will take. Armajene intends to continue her education at SJC. The CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 2800 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford ourse of stud), Chris plans at Florida Technological t'niversitv. Tlw son of Mr. and 9/ v _ ..... laughter of Mrs %iamle y of 42 William Clark Bradle - ....... crijoys etball. bron(o busting and tennis fie wits tx,rn (*()urt she spends her free tinw --inging and tLincing. While in "Choo on your I Presenting . \le'uiber of the National Honor Society. secretary (if wi; I curricular interests whlile hu hobbies are singing and dan. The son of Mrs. EUa L Hardware 223 , W . 3rd Ll - Vanessa Brinson -1 . -. CLASS - 1973 OF . So Sanford junior varsit) cheerleader, Interact. FTA and Lt, Gov. irl Jr civinettes, Jo%(x plans 1, attend Serninole Junior C011eVc *end study mathernatics. She the daughter of Dr. and Slr, Edward P. Calvin. East m' 419 E. F IRST 2442 S FRFNCH - Is ifs Presenting Ray C. Benedict Jr. 'I oni. studivillt government cheerk ader n uuurbes of study Fdionda plam R, C. Beriledict. plans to stud) al. Seminole Junior CoBege and 1-*SU. Ltriployed at Loen't. Pustr) history and nuitiwmtics a' Seminole Junior CoUege aric Rollins College. A member of Jallie., E l"en:Jaugl, hu pialu. it- attend lilt Unive"M of Soutli Floridit al Shop, she tuis been achve in vertificatioll III rcside!, at Lakt-Motirttv fit, ww was bom in Warren, Ohio Slw Florid" 'Ir. and %irs. George It vullecU coins and stampis. wid enjoys ba3ebaH, boxing and wrest.1ing. He was barn in newspatloer staff. Daughter of of Presenting - Carol Ann Brooks Vincent Donald Brooke -s will be Carol's 11111,41. University . 1 ______ tars nivinber of the National flonor lileminolt- Chapter. Order of Proseiitinq - James L. Brogdon Toni Marie Brister \1a'tu Count tim o uorkint, Member of FT A. it that parlinnienturian Iti nization and oil Llw football, tearn in Us sophoinure year. tw ~ 1, tht. soil of Nit and mr, S Behrens He is enilierald HWY 1197&.13.1 (elm r -. ' ' 02~ ~ i-ioN ORLANDO jo%ssewing and dancing in her spare time. Born in Sanford she %%as active in it* usual !wholul Olive Ave. Presentinc Rhonda Lynn Belcher SANFORD* MAITLAND* LONGWOOD uriI nas Isom in )-rt tnatheies. He is a native Sanfordite and resides at 1613 . t. it, Florida State' and major .. . Gerald Samuel Behrens Jr. 'llid i/H 111(1lv' Ii U'!! (1(1 ilL.'1,11', !Ii(u11 II/)()ll George E. Beasley Presenting draiiiii club and fliv varsth I ' , Presenting 1 - 11, iii/ . \f(r 003 hlartsc ell .p to t ii racftntiu'n slit- ;1 Presenting 7 i )t Joyce Toney Bradley - I-arry Gene Bedenbaugh . Nuriing ii the course Hill Lumber Pre5enhlng . . . __________________________________________________ L Pre,t•rtiri J' 1LL. and presenting Seminole High Class of '73 Ctq 2927 ORLANDO DRIVE (HWY.17-92) SANFORD . tier Junior year was a C4u)dystriper. Daughter of Mr. and Nirs C 3, Bannister, she enjoys% aimnung skating. tenni.s riding horses - Best Wish give the Junior Mission untl t;twy ! at St Mutthen Board Nil Church Iii Baptist Misssimar smg. dance and listet; it tik,,,. it, Linda a Gai ap l B Botts 115 N. MONROE BLVD. (ISA) They Deserve Our - CABLEVISION / 0 Presenting Paul Lawrence Bates graduatec~ .' C 'ecretarial . ... 11111verfilt% !illil of h1r.., Christine JohlLsoll. lit. luis twell it, chortL,, t or it,,. past Uirev / __________ J unior ehrens litisliles! adlillill. job will t ci'itight by ulbbfiw . course at Seminole College. in her sophomore year she was member of the Pep Club and in Fe11(,s (raduat'.. %000 GENERAL CONTRACTOR 1901 Adams Ave Sanford hone 322 5i 24 gotd V — F and rdaxlnl Presen1irt GRAD . I' at daughter of Mrs, A native of Moultrie, Ga., SALES & SERVICE irs good job 0 O ro Fri, Have a Good Life With Total Television Linda plans tD take it 1% .,%-. itt Ilandy after graduation. lfi.i tiobbiesare fixhing. hunting and ;:nY 1Ype of etports. ills parrnU re \Ir and -Svirs Swrott Bookman Jr and they live at IW, Golden Gate Cir(le i after 1 Gerald Behrens. J r. U' - • . . You've done a C" erald and II• ri '4' 11111ploy(hi at Crusty.-, Pi::-, 1-7 Sincere Good Wishes Randy D. Bookman 3524 look X! live.; at 440 Mello' Linda Faye Bannister . , 327 F'rr'rutiriq SANFORD Sandra Lee Baker c L J~ has not yet dMded on his J -oursir of study, Theson of Mr inii \Irs. C A. Blouin, he en)oy-s . - I'. Iearmni, Bructo plans to attend, but 1!o - Presenirug •G family live in La~L,- ~,Iary Anyway you cut higher chairman a! the 192-73 - Presentirac Nit arld Mrfir H. L Baker art. ,, parents finvult Sandy'. .nniplt teti tier tuii'tu sitiun redit , uirh, sIn HHIIIageti h. nin ther s band and plan u goot] pit). trave, and then get . - ____ Marlene Plans to travel c haplain of Ph. 322-031 N. Park Ave. PersonajAftent ion SANFORD Sanford I I)eupagC and S('WLflh. art Jim's hobbies, Daughter Of - Q. INSURAt'4CE - Women's Apparel JoIce mu/ ber chI.S.S111(ites 1 Int'l L S. Sanford Ave. s 444 1%4 1 i' the J — - 111 k Rose Austin far a time befot oossibl attending Seminoli: Junior College prior to gotn onto the university. If she goes on to tugher education he nurse of studs a ill be chornatrs Daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer G saggs WW; a Keyette, vice president of N(__. (tub - PH. Patricia Boothe (flu — Nirq F, 1, filankenothip. She plani; to attend Seminole Junior AIR CONDITIONING _______________________________________________________________ Presentifla raduation i rritfling aryl cmking ire her -;Igirr titrie Florn in Jackson- SANFORD HEATING Md Marlene Baggs ,• Davit! Phillip 17 ... rait!vc 41 . Best Wishes at C.obu, 13oaL. SEMINOLE GRADUATING CLASS Pre --;(,r I I r) a ,/__. Lniploved ~vrninolv Junior College. but iillidecided what course of stink to follow, She was bom in Kv% 4-Ah Sanford David Phillip Bach r(peffitor (of the ye,irbrie'ok, member of the National floncx ScIt'ty for three yeard. the Frrnh(iub and the Latin Cl u b. Class of 1973 '4 Homer and Juanita AusUri, sht was a member of the Keyetit zind Anchor Clubs and L. I; it-niber of Uw lAtin Club ir, twr junior year. She u empipyed at McRoberts Tires and plans to I, I t e n d Tennessee Technological University. She is a native of Tenneww_ BAKER'S AUTO SERVICE Ph. 323-0230 rcr'rutifl(J hand and track. lier hohbie% ill. Universit y Jacksonville T2: 4*;i--- T- Fret Del Ivery - Fret Set Up. - "filleRP. She and leer family rit-41(le, at 71 "Nillintri Clark . Congratulate Sandra Lee Professional Decorator Peter Di Bon? Prentinc iii SrrnInfuI4 hiinfrr --- ,j to ore prouu 201 - u, it OUR 1973 Robert Bruce Blouin SANFORD AWM — duly iolrugy .eepour lmoys In . Come in and meet our full time in of Mr and hirs. Johnny L tit i! uridecidei' whicl her war. - 2609 Janice Shop out of the congested area. Stare Side Parking Anil q ilan. lnp In cf' !7 fl--- 1%1 it school record at Mr IvN M he pharic to that Ii, Deborah Blankenship . Dyitrovr S.:ty q al I'll" IIihig( 114 o lleck~. daughter of \11 \hrrian \ilIiam() ldr~1 = HGWarC Norman Draperuei 'i.tidit. during W high school o,ari 111L equalled the NXI yard lash mark at 9.7 and tht, 23 seconds ard rela~ tean, ND was or, the school recoril al, set it i ilhJ Ht, aItimore - - 24ci FRENCH AVE. HIb?ètfl the vow 5t pri of La 1?iemaiVuIuf Broyhill hi ujn tawHng t,ryl ( bc'ryl the .Laughter of '. 11ine. lier mirent-q are Nif and \Irq. 1; 1)'1111-diiii) and they live 1 1me Ili% father iqemliloyed tit '-•'' - I and quaIlt craftsmanship. 'T ellCi lb.' F Marshall (fltertn1 you tint 11am. FurnIshInju. iii famous their unique- of kbng. — ;tud%- commercial art ane " chanics. Thee son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Angle Sr.. 2fl,& Avenue, he works or, - ctybug hug rnsIItug are cnitti lenin onil ;)II',circ iluhi, _ %%%inuwni, and hike r0inv Ton employed bs InUn contractor. plans to attend ,niturL- Store Fuw E : FItlIOW P ntInnaI Honor • hi repAirter in his Junior year. III% Charles Thomas Angle Jr. Best Wishes Grads! Newest Finest The Home '4eniinotr5 tract teafli Wa - - what will I Rebecca Lapeai- 1 Blalock RESTAURANT Eddie Asbie Jr - iiniIerhkl I t,n'tiiber Ilk \trc qI PresentinQ in Our Eyes You re The Greatesi knnwv for flft' ... - ' \It iii a FF U R t I T ,1 J P O' - — Council lriu.r-cIut) IS ( '' St tiuinnh. itt Ufflverly oF $iiutt, at Florida. i '('IPI%C1' nih be hk iirnjuir k 1 11111 #44' •flS ', A. TO OUR 1973 SEMINOLE GRADUATING CLASS - and tht. Universi1% o! Gulnesvillt: in Florida ,niployed Lit the Holiday Floust. she ha-k been activt it; the French and Scienry clutz, id tilt TO ~- Siq S% itninini' 1n41 hn' lIrry liohhie the In Inniiw ( ohheie ihe con of II I lik'r1 ii, Ii, ii', n in ' in I Pi. Io i and lives now ;it 301 Ttwker fl House, fie t - - I James d Alive BeM, Il\711ea le C )'IS hi CO ill-viber of FFA and was Y tit I t at Cheryl Elaine Black s ewin r The daughter o! hit an[! hirs .1arT5 I. Anderson, Marrw UfldeCUied Wija, iiiX COUTSC 0 studlo- will bov all Seminolt- J unlaT rlliplo%-NI marr~ immediately after graduation. As a vnior she wa5 a member of the DCT club. acrount.ing. Rom in Sanford, he participated in the usual WrL pursue Junior college iii Martha Susan Bishop . fl jIllu 't'flflflttIC - a I Virginia Marcile Anderson field -. Mrs. and 1t.emoce AlVin horet)acj swimming and Ilene shobbte.s - %eminole High she has been 11 member and vicT president n! the Pep Club, in the Jnurnalmi Club and member of FNT.A g luL luruor Interact and are hit higher education goals of Shop ' of Florida .. riding .. z4xr AN- Tennis. bowling t sears T' . plaLl' atterul Senifl0le study draf c..ollegt Harry E. Bierly William G. Best ROME Une S. AltemoSe Alvin Alexander Picrnll,i Prcntinq 110 -I ; A 1913---- 3 - PrsntinQ ' Tu1?cdny, June 5, 1uesday, June 5 1973 — Presentin c Sanford Her, ld Sar asota Vo-li Sdi(jOI is %%hery Jim plans is) go for further education. Jim began hissophomore yearat &irasota Riverview, then move(i to Orlando %4here fit, attendetil i~j Booneand wits it inemix-r of the, - Colvinan at Seminole Junior College. The di Nlale Nursing is the c:irver WV I it-ld Vint is planning, but he has I decid(A which colli.g.l. ((I allend The soit of SIrs. Ittibe I lonor Iktictet) ineinber ot the Keyettes. French Club, Civineltes and Christian Youth 11NrN at 20H ()ran g v high scllo(il t-ducation III '~-minole. fie is the son of NIr '11j(l NIrs, Fritz Brogdon %%ater skiing. She is a native of major - it the &W Adult Ifigh Schoial i sports South So. Third St., Lake Mary Proentinr! Preserttir1 Presenting Presenting Jerrold F. Bentley Presenting Denise A. Benton S Presenting John David Benton Jr. S Presentinq Peter J. Best Jiuun) iilun'i to work for . - llobliiv! it billuirds basketball Dallws Baptifil cullege. With - . L*IIU reading. Jerrold. lion of hirb Bentley. i uto t' ,ittie 'riiw to de cided a hetht_'r hi will at lll ci,Lkte He resides — ' t)a!Ias Tex is where Denise I after graduation l-1i MeduiniLs 15 t1w career held plaws to receive tier higher . ' -i.'- go pet . j ot) P - A education Slav pians noring at euniniertuil art Named Miss Auto Mechanics this year. she enjoys sketching, in time Land riding niotorrvelm. Her purent5 mv her span of Mr and Mrs. John -AME Benton has chosen A .tar ui that talent show, "Senunole are pas ink' the band and IyW! of spurLt, He and hj~. ,, * I B)th in Tampa, Betsy is t1w bulance attendant following ii IU hittr of Mr. and Mrs J P Brooks. 112 W. 20th St. Plarinilig raduation and Uan to join the -rut h, son guitar in a Pete phm to be an am- -- = --- ! - Navy toward the end of the 'ear' He hu been a member VFA and a Seminole Counts g. 'Ins ians P Best hkz hubbies - . I ._ % -w , - Southern lk-11. His lather is James W. Brooks Sr. oil(] Jl niiiiy Is currently empl o y ed at I-'airway Markets. Ile has 49~7 to study Physical n / outh deputy. Son of Idr. and - Education at artist nit nib. r sl i tas ian 5J( oil the It 111115 It iiii at ' t~l Barbara Ann Brown James W. Brooks Jr. Elizabeth Brooks Presenting w-tIye. in ttu band durinit his s )phionoirt year and Is iiainber the 1)1 ( A club evirter. Jimmy enjoys golf. .irs and arid Is a nulls. (of Itix-IlIville Center, N.Y. Barry Dale Brown ] - The soil of Mr. and Mm 111k J Brown, 79 Lake Barbara plans to go to work it ttii b' r 'Iii' — 1.1141 (if ttit ilaughter itt school year, Mr. tinti Mrs Albert Itron n of Lake Monroe. 'ninf.'rtl While Lit "IP she dpa.Iit __ - -- - - enter the Air toree. Horn In Sanford he 55 as active in the - - Masonry (hub nhlk spenettaig of surfing lwr Ivisure time sewing and = - - data big his free thue playing basketWill nod inliiuiitng �From , 46 1 A—The Sanford Herald Tuesday JuneS, 1973 Itifl , 14— Presentin Presnfinc Presentinc Prentpn e. s I — Darlene Brown T'rt cct ii r' Ih 1 cluti. __ ]!M nun1ro!IeyetteS and ThH Prt Mark C.Brown Donald W Brown Yuuana Brown r - activities Darlene enjove(II - daughter n! at schnoo riecided what rollegt slu w ili jittend but would liku tv be - uidanm counselor, Employed Sewin~, cooking, spom~ and listening to records art. Ytiusna's bobbies. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CUrewe Brown. she plans tb anend Seminole Junior College and studi wcretariAl nursing, She re-sides at 1416 Snuthwesl Compute' Science anti thernallicsi engineering art, the coliums of study Mark will take at Fkxi& TechnoWgical it%. He Ls a member of aw Latin club. TFC club, tw4ehaii. interact club and -FA have been Donald's n intere0c, In ShM)I 7W. -An a, NIr ant! him W Ca, Brown, hi! nribbies are archero. hunting. I plans attend Seminole Junior ollege. but has not decided nti Chat les Danny Cook rohFsics cliub Fie to; the am Of Don W Greg Waldo Corson h$t 1. thit A Ox~k. 24M DoColit-, -4 fil,111, 4. '. to) Colli'l'o, Michael J Costello %j!rh ulhire will bP (4f,01 I Noll 11411,AI % 14) 1141 Jill$) 110)1116- olm , l,",imployrd nt Sernin(ol. Anifrini II(Apital. Mikp plAnq if, 10110W IIIP(lirRI 1111114)l jolir!Rult firld lit Spillillfils. , hitfloor ("fillvile owl lill-11 lit 1111 '411111% `;,,minfolp Junlor Crellege III, tit, FFA, hr; aro,111111111lit, 11011fig 11110 -winImInj U bit, OI 1, * i11101, illil Ali, "Ill Mid \Irq Wolflo, Uiorquii Ile 1,; \111" V, buying and 'wIlin" Will LU0 qr Prnino r,fl Ben Edgar Butler Willie Lee Burke Pr .1,1111110 - CouSji1i u 1 SENI :;tudt buimm adriurustration I luring hz highschool vearh, he plaved vwsil% football and j akt'tt11 and dvoIed hi ; ttwcnr ?.fr !dar at 2fl( co ):11 4-1 11 14' 1 If ~l ~100 Stewart lw choseri He has no'. tit-rided on a deftrilu- courw o! SDT) Of — — - \ 1, It \Ir and Mrs Raber William. ' u nut nuts a' Uui \ IC nci res i de- 1t Ut 1ziwiins Mt I - \ _ * - \ iItiiJ ii i ju .srs u& in ricO fl tun sti be f tuh Curtis (n1IO tiit i r • 5 r t 1 uinfir 1 1 / Dona ld W. Callaway \ isru, ltstenzn it recr antSLit- u it natt- u. :.tihiuni - rs The son a' uth cri_inincu1og Mr arid Mrs James Caflaa' a member of Interact and I ttttfl r s Sill snt urkuiiu )I re sidesS lt .& itt 'trt it Iikt \t Atl TE S OUR GRADUA 'I, 1 rrn All Of U Wilson-Maier '1!A1ra" J '-:•- - .f tr 1)ofl,eI Crouse, 1920 I 'urUt Ave In hk spare r ,rnents he enJoys athletfri. rrtiing swimm ing. a nd i'rkinu' on rsr A Friend COMPANY Sanford Frentincj 6a T I Presentin - NIr and Mrs Willie C, Cum- inc sht - - Presen t ing arbara A. Cummins -L - L a and W 111.!, 1. 11111111U1111% ; Lruplilved ill %%'all Disne% - - f VUIJY - /if( ,. I(# starl an(pther. World, stw plans U and w ill atttnti . 11. ) CLASS I I 10d You Made It OF '73 e I SUCCCS lit) 1 SERVICE GOODIYEAJ? - 555 1nirct a I'irh; I .r. hpl it e fl daughter of Mr intl Mrs. Hilly Cummins. the she will probably at tend a business school and - BEST WISHES FROM ALL OF US - C STORE ins major in French or business, Duri .tr. h played on girls' football - - W. F I RST ST. SANFORD 212 E. First St. Sanford ______ !..:m and her hobbies are water kung and swimming Hart) Li'.s's at 727 Cherokee Circle J The can of Esdell Conquest was born an Virginia arid rwrentiy lives at 107 McK Blvd. He has not decided - .(1flI fl( uU You r( !JO1TW Pur lillijoes and best ivishe.k 4- I Honors All Br-own upon his graduation from S.H.S. 1 -i' it S&minoli Juns,r ir t unttl4utr it a four institution of higher learning 1k. is the n of Mr and Mrs. ipo r " ' first every happiness (irid success Presenting / A spec spec ia l "d goo wish" to Mark We wish him and his classmates Gary Wayne Daniels - C. Brown. / Lee Construction Company Of Sanford Mr. & Mrs. Louis Noel - hsttb.iIl w ii (,ir 1 major extra-curricular activity at Seminole high. The son of M r - - Noel's General Store His favorite past tivne II; Tlivititwr of Wrand his hobbies r Lgoing to the beach Ii. ' - = iffima 11111w- hi Donald David Cunningham d • I1St lit S 011 -...?-; .it \' yOU t JPreentnO Mr -vri or thst student r'vernmenl riininutttt.'t the hi racial NflhiuiuIttee, OT1 Out- fairulIi1fiF rii!iifliItttt Ot it Ma We are proud to. Otha Canty U' nit mtk r ol Uui - Cynthia Elaine Cambridge the daughter %% is bu%ing clothes. cooking and ini in her spare time. - U- if .i d t ut id i ii Iflidi Iunittr Ik '. (or .1 '.t .sr Lx Ituit aing to Ohio to contunut hut r schooling in secretarial t'r — V V - - i 319 S. E LM AV E. and Mrs. William Daniells of Sanford. he plans to travel following graduation. tie i.i undecsdl about future plan s SANFORD - Well Done Columbus Davis & Class Presenting FPresent,n Mark Carli Rene Chance Junior Cullel't. lught School, He t~ nia"ied ritiv and tins niDvL-d Ii, Danville, Ill, where lit. u, en.- k - U )it.tdiit Uvesttwk and Crau DnM[2 S • O) ' 4f7U./ZOI SANFORD PLAZA James Kennie Daniels T " onqutror liblt College it , "here Jam— 11kirtland. Ore. I., to -continue his eduCiO14,1 1 Till ancedac.hieementprogr4. ''A and Ter Clubfi, KP% Club ;Aans to be a physical education teacher . Rein as involved in ________________ irissduit three-year k'tternuhrl football. two year leLtetiar: -, tra!-L and Urn %VLI It- tefiflL! - - - I nc. Formerly Miami Brick & Stone . :lo,ears. Anchor Oub, Yeartxxi. ;Uiff. FTA and through the ;,Ijl I M*B*So -. Bent. daughter of Mrs. Fred Chance and the late Re Chance was a mnber of the MuirL.tht-sunutMt anti Mrs iotui (Airlu graduated it; mud Ow, 3 lures the 1300k of A ts 4i, inurlication. The so Mrs IA)%'Ctt Daniels, lie is V, MANUFACTURERSOF a c' Youth Presentino MarcelliousDaniels anie David Cunningham, Joseph Sharpe and all the '73 Gr aduates on a lob - Nlarcelhuw Is tre son ot %1r Dorothy Daniels. I8Z Harding Ave. Employed at Miarru Brick And Stone. he would hke to go tv i four -y ea r college to become j physical t: has played varsity football. well done. -'ck & Faci1 nq Store (,w 1/1'allf'oll nju Tile Payers tertstei in till sports uiiusl' working for . a nd helpsns: Pt't )I4 rnanya%esatF BapU Church and a member of the We're Proud To Congratulate _" SANFORD ' PH. 322-8632 Ecomomy Cars, Inc. I chorus and enjoys football iku'tttIl. bowling and dan. AIRPORT BLVD. AT 17.92 SANFORD 322-8601 - - Prct Preser'sn Eddie Mae Chandler F S Cheryl Diane Chester itI at (11111 rat- uauglster Mr and Mrb Willie Usaru i • = - Gwendolyn - nil Etectrunic.s or mechanics tafl be Jms $ major COUCS of uth he Senunule Junior COCgt Fnuploed at Stuck) s Petart anti Bo lung se w ing imming S ho tiies The daughter of Mt. and , ICoI Plans slicippe, tit completed two yearl study in atuloo nwchanics at ..tudv secretarial work lit Seminole Junior CoUege. She been active in FBLA and Interam Errim lives at 700 Mulberry and is a native of Sanford. and Mrs. Harluld P. Clark and erljo%s music and phititograph)'. Preseri 1/(/(/() /1' irudulrn plans to attend nuir Junior College and -luillIerrt. she Itut ber. -tK-tTleader. mendloelt ofFBIA. ,iile saudent govemnimit and 11w Bi-Witrial council Her hobbies i:tT 1,111WIT11', daricirir, and - I - I * - -- The U.S. Navy or the tilt setting trade are Columbus L(uals Currently empiotd h Miami Brick and Stone, lie Is ltic smi of Mr. and Mrs, Bobb% I)avis lie has tx-vn Ills in the VICA club Ind actv.' nil W I! 'lit lit, "i lt ties Litosen. Employed b) akeland Windoili, Co.. tw is the F4 ON of Mrh 01a Allen He played i(putball during lus hig', schwl % cars and tus hobbies am all spom, working on cart . and Gregory Davis IN YOUR FUTURES tiL fI t I! fi lli)Iis IS OUR SINCEREST ,, 11 ('11 (1 ( )I U' t. WISH. - Witt's Amoco 2501 Sanford Ave. 10 Horne Dstrbutors i Iregury plans to go to college the fltir future but in the tneantime to, get a job and do i Abbie Davis. Ili., W Seventh St.. he Ls a Sanford naitave. He Ls 011pit)%ed at tl~e Hanch Iloww Sanford PH.322-1922 Pr&.nI!l Prntinq " Pr e senting Gairey Lorenzo Colyer - 4 SUCCESS Pr Columbus Davis Linda Lone Connelly DeLois Marie Davis Presentlnq Pamela J0 Davis , ( t Of Walter Royce Collier 1 Presntina ( st-f-Tetarial Prniri Coleman Emma Lee Coleman James P. Clark the Futur (if Atnerict. and '-pegintung churus. She en)o~yt; ~,Ietllbc*r (iruv Ili Sanford. Burn in Xlhitd, slit, participated iti t1w ll'Uiil artivitimk lit BVII(Pol ';u Presensn; _ Enpkstd at the Sanford Plaza Theatre Cher11 15 the .iugtiler of Mr and Mrs E C hester A resident Of Lake 'ur she tiope her future ',:old travel arid ,fivi, 14 Castle brewer Ct Slit. P!(!. PrtrIi: - 1 LinplLiiied Lit Fuud Fair. Gairey plitris to allend Seminult inurumtjurm 'nie son urf Mr&. Lula Colyer. lus hobbies art readiing and tnechanics. He resides at 105 Sterling Cuurt. Un is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. - Virginia he Ili the *An r)f Mr. lit,,i > A 311 E. First St. - his hobbim are swimming. sk-iing, hunting and fishing, Ht rr IS employed b) Wtts and re at NO ROSMi \ 1 ik;ar; all cr.rtq in gn'r has matle no definite plans fnr Almeta Gail Cummings urusts College i c Currently V'rripI(tye(J at Strornli.rg ('arison, Mic hael - Donnie plans to attend I t. _- CLASS - pun_i tra1nuui. tt+ betonn UJepuont operatiir goal fohIntn iip Michael Crouse tt Presenting '. past vr 'bhis' ar 1 OtI S TO OUR 1973 SEMINOLE GRADUATING Pr ceifl Barbara Rose Callahan 11114 :' IH nut piiu iris' It rin' iii Gall ;sItt tt Iii iuwjr k, (a _____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________ - PI tn t n t tilirn .it the Illf. Ili Interact ::t!: - I' Wfl ' to-fo-l" Semitiole Jun'tor College Pit, -,on of Mr. anti Mrs JAk -% n'NM She hAs tiect . ritember of the ctiru FHA and of the - / ru - beauucum and attend Seminole Junior College and Bethune 'I Initio- Stireq Inc- lit planned t,,,, -in lie in also rurrrrifl,~ employed by Winn r)ixiip. Dean a rriefritier of t1w DECA Cluto and was.%prRioant at armn in hi-, junior year anti presi&nt tk&i Prlr'flt,rir hobbies The daughter of of Mr . arid Mrs Horace Cain, she plans to be a -01" lictive 114-f-11 Civillellf-ti. ... are Diana - 111i'lidwr 41f till, III — wf)rk, Sho, lit- gititiing her — Ius 81U1 ifl r. luir) truilniutu' lnlvnd; Ili Iravo-I S. till Itili Iuitrus I .ttin II:iniitt:tit — Curtis Giant Crawford - - stilik art S114, I b% I' Mr mid Nlrq I( T Oiwim !.t lilt-, Reading. wwtng and dancIng C nirnolt Junior College tin 'uctnutiuri a' higher Learrnnt I I Dean Allen Cowdery Cain — - Gail Lee Cowan -- 4h i ul;i; r Diana 4 \It itI utn 14 Ill. 80 Tvchmililrio ~il S4,1-\ We She is it I Stewart L Byrd II I 4,11111111%ell - I ,t- I nut lor Flilrisla I1 Iu\4,Is1t% til -Pr- itr L. ltfiZ. 11, nditionini.,firm GIrnnwa t)r SS%tlt_ Awl" I .1 1 Ili 1 iI;iihls i \1111 \1i _b —ø--I.------- Lynn Covintiton 1 In !~clllliwle tit varn Iwr ticgree through Ilit new ot~%,rk-study Isroligrain S!,, is the daughtcr of \It. anti Mt , Roland Cousitleall, Janine p, currentl\ emp1mvil lilt- an ait by Bennie at Seminole Junior College. 7W %nn of Police Chief hrii Mrs Ben E. Butler, his twibbirs are airbositing and ho rodding. He is employed by the police department and rltsides . 16 Laura E Connelly, !anging, and dancing. Ronald J. Davis Wilma Jean Davis pr- 14 01i ve Ave. Bom in to auem college to study business (.vurwi but has not yet made up ~wr nund which c0ege. At SHS P Slhe was a member of the Glele Club while Veriding her leisure Preseritiriq Coillege in Albany, N. Y. or Airline Stewardess School Is goal follosvirlit, Delols's Itor n Ili Detroit , Pain is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. S. llwepll Da%I., Jr_ 126 W, in Pep Club, band, FYEA and tit(! student council and her hobbies are botoiling, reading. dancing. singing and listeninj, , to records. Ifer parents are Mr. telifillig.&R'she I.S Undecided ()It her coursw of itudy. Employed %%fill law firin of Stenstrom, Davis and McIntosh, for years she enjoys raisitw, pets, Vr V~ ill, I tit 1110 "It, Mid Since being at St.111inole lie ha.-i been Ili the band for three year.,, Mid beginning chorus. The son (if %fr. and Mrs. James Davis, lit- lives at 2756'rruinan St. and is uridecided almut altending 'Itithim Jean plans to attend Senunolv Junior Cullege. She ivi track itumager anod enjo) s tennis,, tx)wting anti darwing. Iler parents are Mr. anKI NIM %Vk1bur Davis and the) hole III 18M I.involn Ave. �- 1 uesay JS 19- th - Forest—, Pr( Rth?rd R - Deas Slit, Of - r Mrs Harm, an w attend 0' FIOT1d Ti i v - •sts 1 - g Thlie e :.: 1empoyeta !4uperX wr fn1ucwItW graduaunr. The rt graitaugtnr o Mrs t ri;t Gwer John R Dennis Brenda S Dennard Gwendo'r, Denise DeBase f Varsill as enfor cement cw:nç eamptesnr. numec - ,U tr4k &a er ' J Doolittle t& I t 0 S - Donald Fitzge rald Harm Ptuildert -ming is the carver fivIll I'llimald has selected. 11ir still tit \Ir anti Nim. Darrell Vit- Kcrald, lie has not devided wht(h e1ieit he ill attend lit, p anc i rip nor o o" - R 911arit- Title — \. Dvi4. Duguid J r. —— - Youve reached the first plateau of life! IT and AL %Iatt nam,- a! 197- He. ,nohbie~ art- ,arul,'t plarentIC art W and As you set your goals for the future do not fail to recognize Im Gordon Dunn Jr. Isiah — ,ur'.utd h Ike at I(ottiethr trril, jind enjoys flyini:. ;`11' tiasketball. lie is the still ff IM3 Lincoln li'lqhone "iring %;ill be Gail Fletcher is employed by a rJ-,rd firm rif podiatristi; Th* 1,mith1pr off %4r and Vri P Fletcher, 424 I Akoviow r*.. YOU P ' Pru. M'l ir4 vfr.' prs-14.nt ,f nf,f; nr,kIur Arliping. futhing. iwimming, Flower Farm Young r%eople who save todaN7 are the successful citizens of torriorrov . -!z - .. ... 322-4924 ne Aflanfic B__ an s Help +.0 our son, Jerry, .0 ..is c ila sc smates who are members of C.dicge. The daughter of M and Mrs 1.M t)ess Jr., • - • w I* ttc and Tn Hi-'t She . Gb - _________________ I J(S1 ,..e , - i.S/i(?.S To Miss Linda Fields and her Seminole High Cl a ssmates ! - . .- : a. rrC .erlrmnq Larr,/ Germain their qraduation day. s Mart. s (laughter of F. Galletta, Ave., been active in Future Teachers and the I rench Club. She enJoS oiniz to the beach lii rI(tIfl: anti tI;mvlru .1 1.0((1 (UlO - '' '.. all his fellow graduates on this, - pLin to study physical therapy at the Univemty of Florl(lar The daughter of xr, in.i Mrs. Joseph H.C. Gallant, the has been a member of the .ivtnettes the ba.ikethafl turn Girl's track and Christian Youth OrKanuation, She enjoys .rren s softh.iII traveling and Sanford, Fla., - our company - family, and -- 1 - 903W. Third - Maria Ga I letta _~a -- Success Chris Ebaugh Slumberite extends best wishes - Dale Ann Gallant . - tmutiLie. art sur!ml. tI nthiiii; winmnmitit,, 'idm tit1 We Wish You I .,., -- tifoen a member of FFA, Pre.entinq I9JJDUR1EO Tune Ups--Brake Work 24 HOURS SERVICE 2518 French Ave. P 1 •RoyalCastle. Her it ~ir '. tr.ittn, ' ritv6Q B. FEd wards Builders Supplies I Ca olina. Thetthught&roI -. - .. IEF- I r - f i!('('(s.S! lI NI her home state of sort r s.) 4 He enjoy,% hunUng. fishing. haleball anti lo-tication in a Sch(K)l of Arts in --- ci! outh Florida 71w daughle, uf Mr and Mrs Willie Let W. of sht lic ra andamemberof the SH.S the iior-w and Her hobbies are WWW Sominnie Junior Callege ii where Tommy plani to gn but hLI major is yet irAlecided. The nn M Mr and Mn (-,. w. er 3 upon Foster ly Graduation from Seminole High School Dekle's Presenting teUfli tilanagef o S th fami PH. 322-6282 hi/i I pursue at rithi., J To Renienil)er. The Robert Sherry Ann Fuip 16 Ven- Tomm, Glenn COR. 2nd & SAN FOR D AV E. If Pamela Sharon Dunwoody it, SANFORD, FLA. - Presentr ' Meti and uri lZnR-X,--fA I' Sanford SANFORD 1 j:.t Sandra Good Luck Seniors! I A (*lit), Chili e I GRADUATES I)mtIetWS lift alic wtult I'. Her fattleT it ndst' .tsk r iding arid r eading. if; Southern Natural Gas Co. I - i\nchor (*fill), III-Ilarisil elected ;41111 ve on tile ftit)tbaii -41Ti, - IIt'V k) 1PI9)f d III" rhtic' lififilik-ci nro- wrifirn,lyrlo,q. I (fill mtubtions and computer "en:,t Ile sot, of Mr and Mm. Dpvic ir uh, \h:ional HonoTF st;- f!. 1an ynenst,erothtTC( CLUtaUfldtU ptan. u preiciem vin 'ctud enzinee'in tethnu1tg ii I uricla. 'jttioIt.rica iiIVT3lt'. lit-u. the son of Mr. iir Mi-' lotn C I'unr S' 44t' - N 1,110, C ong - F- - ç. Guam-Anty & Fossift dd I I the value of establishing a regular savings plan. Pt '. the Ski (;ir,. At,i* in qqtrI (lut) r-r4 anti th. p flut) rib hai n' plan attorid tollege at this time r ff#. danRhter of Jerr)r iiisij'r lt,,.'rqIt, ti" 1 Finqerhut WHOLESALE FLORIST id 'mnL1 nlio-.I IIvky' UrnI u's'rt ;lie wnti w five fit Ifiterao and 204 N. Park Ave. pt-ntir • - -. I CORPORATION -- John \1nqr will Is' .1 - fill I 1)1 IJ R F • kkkirking tin in, 4,lt k~i-, -if Md bike rilivii: MIMM - f 01 Howstar.. I Deborah II) :ti nki'rI1nn. 'U r ni% and lot vinplol, 41 KAMPF r ... Lynn Fine TO OUR 1973 SEMINOLE GRADUATING CLASS 4v plans it attend 11niversity of Kentuckil science ar-s A nXin"wn! Interact and DC'T. his h4), 1, are skiingscuba drunk. md icndwnrk Greg s Carol Anne Dowdy Becky fl F Gregory Dougas . Sl le- efijov! ant! ar. Ir ('41 and lmsketball TO OUR 1973 SEMINOLE GRADUATING CLASS ' .1allIeR the Horlwmaken of Amenct sind Ieacher'E student assistant. plan- w pursue ht-trairun~ it. se-cmiarial wart. He parents art Mr. and M'i. U eflP Hli floolittk and i, -- in in, helnim, poenrilt. qewin. , fl %"Clet%, future 1. to Aal - ' ---Mm NI!,riltier 0! tht. National "FRkA - MMMIMT—_ dccli n Ii on oil o Iii ix archilptitire ant] niti%w activ' tin the fi,%)INIII anti track tennie during his 'car' l ')i -andl~!s iL '(ut.' is 1111416 and football and huntim: I,hos 4111 Fields III4I; - lanbeth Rim, ht. hh-4 Pe' Club and the )flUi Linda Joyce _________________ ....._. tt* Chorus f 0, tw, %"M, IL thi iUfltOTffl' basketball --hi1Ina4Lrvi1kt tN cnure tht plans eLe Joseph Fields 1 anc A.-tughter nf Mrs SArilis Den- football. varsit~ t).z%etL lflteTaft R07E Stai.e .optiltImcn. cum prwAdr-n* and F 5,Ifl cen1 P-eseffl'n; - si 1ndy, Jun SrniforcllfnrMrS Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Farella Mr. & Mrs John Pierro Slumberite, Inc T IlL E & GUARANTY COMPANY 119 W. 1st., Sanford Ph 322-4396 / . 1 lLinting and hihing are f -irry'3 hobbies. The son Of LL. a as played three ye&n I)( football, two years on the tract 'earn and was a member of !ntesact. lie u employed It )bia Boats and plans to attend `.iitern Tennessee State P 1 -_ P - Hmavi To Re Gu& Presenting jI.aTlXITIflJ LEJtT)1R. - Brenda A. Earl - - - --- Sharon L. Gilbert r .WIL I$C11W I 1III .m Sift- niinuk Junior College ?uaI ' Iim plans t attend Coliegc Babson Park ciaTèt' Major in fashion thdndisiru. 'fltMr and Mrs. John E. E1dri.. - -- - tief'!) - I IN thIu titer u it1iI1 ;mndMrtltttLnrL Slit- - -- - - -- - - it .. Sh mrul plans to join tlit t i Ind tcoua a nurse. SI. as been active in the Iitmut Club and enjoys horseback rifling and siriiniiii' it tit(bc'ich The daughter of Mr. ari'l I DIC - - btater skiing She as barr and reszd". - ..- -' .,. Par t Extension Load (hut'. aruitiveof (ata'.ti;i Exchange Inc. .' L€-r. K. G€raid Lynn Engle Emanuelson M hol)] %car Slic I.,, Bonnie V. Ervin Sheila Eudell elinib, bou- 11TIC and vollectitir turpt-titine art `ltlruid'~ hubbiet, Tilt- am of Nit and Mrs Lawrenm G. F,11111f., 21E Rldw. D1 , tit. illwa tulf-1. Where stw Itus two titure yean tuib been u nietntwt of ttw Civitietteti und vier president III et dri, buntin.g. walkini, Ili tilt, t1w caretr field, Sheila tiai chosen to study at Institute, Hampton. Va daughter of Mr. and I, r! lAnnuel Eudell Jr . shit has I,,, 1W She has been uMve in basebaH, %lillevtaill and tnusic. She erb- und Floridij lechnological Utuverisit% 1-it u, SANFORD Presenting Harrison FURNITURE & BEDDING CO. Cor. 2nd a Magnolia AVE. 322-6033 "I . Sanford Presenting - Dale Goembel Josetta L. Gray 6% County Tax Asw&wr's office Dale plans to attend Bob Junei -4 Liftfl And hiking PH. 323-1480 - - Prest'n tInc] Tommie Lee Gray Sports Including bowling and putt-pult golf have been Dale's fav(prite extra -curricular tivilies during high school. 'llioy)tl Of Glenn Ox-inbel. he 1 Honor Soviety rance btr Vilphoitrure ~earr Her t'_Jbb1e5 Diane 1-horidt AVI Inuilc is Tollitille's plall .1fter, high schikil tic hits twvn i~i the "'.111101111g, Itand anti ill,qvil on tilt- ba.wtkill anti Wskethall team for Crtxnws Iligti lie is the s4in of Mrs %Irh. Charles (;ray, 100'21 CrIer), Ave , site enjoys %A-wlllg. 1 (looking. six)rt.% and musir is it filitive (if Barbara Cawy Evans Jerry J. Farrella Dona ld M. Fa nn J r. Patrick D. Fergerson 4 - k W;v- mu been Bart.airii F major I'M 71w daughter of Mr. tit enjtflt. .OIst B (.isw 'llurning "lid tiewing. Stw lb L. fit 'ulk1,e L. aittT'. i plan io1Aubttm born it rjt-irwa has - p# -nemtier of putt-putt golf 71w sun of Mr. and Mrs. Dunkild - Presenting - - The '11: W.0 elL1.1tvc of her *,Nwl PCV"JWA of he Owss Club, itwinber of the Prtt'ntnq Brenda Gayle Griggs Joseph L. Grosenkemper Emma Lee Green W~C JF Painting. heulpture and umeral art are Fergv'. laubbteL He plum to go Sexiimle Junior CuBege and studs oceanogriipb> and art His parenU are Mr. and Mr5 , merlin Ave be tas on the surf team and "Jays surfine, and nI( )Uffv)cIes He it emplued at Art (rmndlt - College. torda High Schwl bolury to .1~anforki - _"J - 11'~ Frtrsentinçj Juluor A and M(-t Car!' Presenting Elaine Green -eltilliole A%v tutly business adininistratioti F Itt iitfl 1ettroni willte studied by MthaelatSenuno Junior College. I-Ic has been tnenibcr of the Key Cub, surtng turn and prLlamentatAn of VICA. The wn o(Str md Mrs. RoLand MetUo.k he - - - -- Presenting - t__ CENTRAL - American Produce f'winiN. No .- Michael Leon Glover • •c - To Paul Daniel Miller, Jr. and Dianna Pierce, and the entire Class of 1973 GROWERS & SHIPPERS OF CABBAGE & CUCUMBERS -. r W.EME.EP Presenting C" your efforts have brought you well deserved rewards. . Linda Joy Eldridqe - r AMMON a I - I . .r ' - lito-r o! Sir infiM ri: 1803 R4 njauilri co) Ave., F11111111 Plans LO uttef Seminole Junior G)Pegr at *ss amj,iiinlstratlon stud) Slit. has lx~jn ji(,live in Fill . r, dancing, r eading. rling. jig -- Elizabeth Ann Hall Auto-Train Corp. Is firendit'n L 01 employment as ii terminal hostem ciii ,ramluiiltd earl) uirul titanIc I her higher education ill F101 i(I., I'l-01110logical University iiuiJor,rmg In journalism She mit the ('.i&tle, iri iV nd TEV Club sweetheart. Her tip t 1' • 'I he still William (.rosrnktiiiper, 252 plaw% to attend trade school. lie L''t n a tne'nmber mf the IX1 %V 11.4 Club Club and at 'ar uii Shop. Joe s i s.d. .. '.i .dkge l'tic daughter of Mr, Sunland Dr,. Mw h" bftn it the In the Littin Club, utur sr e sewing, boating and Wittlins.native of - �— The Sanford Herald .1 1 lip Tuesday, June 5, 1973 Presenting - Presenting Pearl Bebe Ann Hamner Harkness 0 - Presenting Randy Lee Harold Susan Dinneen r(flIfl the nut BCbe's hobbles A mem ber o Interac t active young life and a member of the program she is the walks Pearl teacher and enjoytng (j(4J1$ f, manager's office - an Eng1is and he has - ' _ ity - -lI ? c hhhte She plans 'c legal c'rctarial trainunb. lngic ( 'lIege 11w IS f\r . anti Mrs W l- - ' • ' L.. l(acial 0111111litive And milt In 11w 11iw misfit 01111.1 Slu' t hb MM KeyrUe' Jant trn in ltnlulu. Hawaii ilim' hanghts'r it :und tennis It Presfitln + it 1Infllngcmrth Robert Lee Hough A10 J ;he plans to attend Seminole nior College and study In additinnthhis job, - irc the ctIlums Bob has t-haren study at Seminole Junior 'olleRe and later a four-yeat 4111111P. I., - We f In 1111r,11119. )J1'' • rr hiniror CtIllpge to study frAin rinouniring arA Is crionsiderinR Jaining the Navy. fie played in V . ____________________________________ K o h, Bill Committee The Stillruivi I'rr''tit'9 J. for a happy and successful future to Janice Holcomb and her classmates Bessie Lee Hudson -- • 1 P 4 1973 ¶ 7!" Bussit, plans to attend .-cnunole Junior College and to Military qMice in the U.S. plan Nit and Mm Alex C!rurr)td%.. 'otball. He Hudson, flPdIa31 b U nm i L - -, University fie has been a --- Custom Wo. Repah 2533 S. LAUREL AVE. 322-3170 - (!)Jjt - Continued Success and and Good Wishes CONGRATULATIONS P" - - Hart Presenting Rosemary ' ve You Haws MeL the daughW of Mrs Josephine Haws, 1511 W. 13th -s singing, dancing. Place, enjo~. taLseball and football. She is a native Sanfordite and has nt) Wans at ttus time to attend college. You"re beaming with accomplishment C Go after them with strong Clarence J. Hayes perseverance and the future is yours! .t , I place (,&or,e plans to I of em- Mrs HortenseC.r. Hendron IT1.. tT1)P 1- 51 %' ITU. arid dariing Sheet Metal di-JI We have "graduated" into the is John's hobby . -- - ADCOC and cirumnuijtr- in Year hs plans it attend either lorida A&M or bethunt C nuin and studi music and , - 'V op ' — Pu'io n Center "•: -, musiv education, He a Uw son _____ Beverly Kay Hendry 800 k'nderson S. FRENCH AVE. SAN Joseph Leroy Henley Precntinq , William A. Jiminez Jr. Weknowyou'reproudofyourrecent ,, I . -••--- We re proud accomplishments of you too' I Ken Kern's Sanford Electric Co. -, Seminole Junior College and u study athletics. He is the son oif Mr. and Mrs. William JimineL lie has been active in Interact, IEA , football. basketball. track SANFOW 2522 S. PARK SANFORD Triangling Leasing Company i.,i currently Billy's place oif employment. lit plans to attend A ' iiiq S. SANFORD AVE. .1 I .. th' Sri' surfins -kiing enjoys Stephanie Hickson on your •UUUUUIUIU•I7lIIUlilUl•I•lSIlIlhilFl•1II Presenting - / Anita - C1YlIIVLI IllUfi coohni, and dancin g tiobbfts. The Agnes' are -- and our IIIMJJ UI U William Diane Bush, Wanda Johnson, Wlllii k IJIIr d OIl and Michael Roberts daughter of Mrs 1thnscn she plans to attend 't mmole Junior College and study business administration • .1%%Jrtl for excellence in ivierican history and was A lnv .'tm -- .- HOLIDAY ISLE COMPLEX magma . Presenting . - Presenting Cynthia Elaine Johnson Gregory Michael Hill !eirtne1esnary education it Florida &'md lJniversit> has been a member of the National Honor SOLeIy , Anchor Club and Its-V She received an - she has been a member of the horseback riding. -nd Mrs. Liwruence Johnson. t ins to &1NUC a masters f special qood wishes to Gail Johnson Anu the daughter of Mr. ___ e'raaiiin, r UiiU ('I ACC AC 1O7 drawing and summing. Presenting L. Hicks 14ev, the daughter of Mr. and Mr Frank G Hendry.4 Fianungo Dr., plans to attend Seminole Junior College then Texas Statc Technological hiUtt institute to studs zoology. She is employed at and - [resenting Annetta u vn .. - PP (' If' r- Maryland Fried Oucken. She F OR D, FLORIDA Presentiri ('I.flu(('.s Agnes Marie Johnson 3229558 member of th Seminole Higi. hand for tliret iperatwuis officer a i junnr if't "('IIlIIl(' (' Prest.ninp Call for FREE estimates. A —11 ILI*L111 . Presenting types of Sheet Metal Work. Music beer z 1 Sheet Metal Field! We offer all John Aaron Henderson attend Seminole Junor College but has not as yet decided on his course th em lo of y. U cuswiiiian with the Seminole Count), School system. he is Ux, son of Mr. and Mrs. George 106 Lake Dot Dr- He has plo~%mwnt. She plans to atumd Bethum CoAnw to study socinlog.% . She is the daughter of Roofing & Iiiii HI 7 Daneen Harper & Classmates ., 'P ISIU'S Heavenlyn's IIl1I( George Jaillet Jr. Bahams Joe's is currenth Prf".tflhIrlP lwwln(' - _ Workin on flayes, ht- active in both tract. and otti! during Ins high sc hool veart, W I jjji/g I hobti niechantai at Seminole Junior College. son a' . Mrs Vert, Mae (11*11 ill 01'der Jol* . ,. Jackson 'ne (laughter of Mr. and Mrs 1(4)bert W Jackwn, Sharon plans to attend Seminole Junior College to study social work and al education. She en)oys phyii, basketball, guitar playing. writing songs and swimming. Coll 1, 1.1 it 11 /a I 1011 (1 in Presentg Heavenlyn R. Henderson JONES ELECTRIC ~11 (111(1 Presenting - Sharon L. SUPPLY COMPANY ko pt riding. ed and new horizons wait. pjntsnq job The George H. Starke Family Iunior College where she will stud%- business. The daugnter of \It. * and Mrs. G.W. Hutchins, she is employed at Econotm Cars of Sanf~rd and has hail been a member of DCT. FBI.A. Para Med Clubs. Her hobbies we're beaming with pride! The goal you set out for has been reach- Ab. a fine tchins If lioxanne decides to attend college it will be Seminole l•. done Ro xanne Hu u American Greetingi, conoilam v, Pamela'j~ emplover and she *plam u) join Ule Air Force. Tht daughter of Mrs Man Jane Hart, IM Lakevirs Dr.. stx. Lt. it nativr of Bucyrus, Ohio, Slit. enjoyr, watchinp Leirvision. V' is Made Us Proud. PresentinQ 1w Lawrence 8 hughes and "Yed by his fa ther 4 - 'ntinp Pamela Sue me0mr (I( the Latin Club and the loand and enjoys drawing. liwimming, golf and bowling. HC is the son of Mr. and Mrs Water Hoc _________________________________________________ Camilla. I C' ______________________________ . Medical st- ience and art are the crmirws rd study.Mark plarvol to pursue at Florida State ____ - Al Porzig Plumbing 1 her hubbies are bcilng. swimming and reading She as born in - amesviflc - th1tif1Of of a kri, punch operator daugl-iter f ;herniar, 'V - sirdik T Mark Lawrence Hughes 'ome either a registered --. dlnwing graduation astba ombone in the - We ' re Proud to extend Congratulations and Best Wishes Bobby Nathaniel Harrison nging, nnima1 and helpIng thers She is a native San- Orlin Sanford 1303 S. Sanford Ave. LAKEVIEW PLAZA — SAN FORD Pre('flhiflC Teresa Jean Harris , hand for thr" year.mi. played in 1he talent show and se"ed on U. linic in Gainesville anti \t fl q PIT Prin After graduation Terri plans U join the Marine CorP Thi daughter n! Mrs Marit, flarrL%, tit enjov! horse.haL4. riding, year ritin. c'*srmg a Roosevelt Howard Jr. Ufl5 chnut. JJ ,,,l. will M1 Rn' lety, FYFA. irmIrjn t d1le are it) order tor 01- 1 Johnsoll nd Spminolp C, ,id of 11 (I lid SI I fl - ultenil flue -' uigM"? of ( TA \lr% Charles Hough. he pla%,et in the hand. Uhs -ime1 mod impro v ed SO "I fter-itchool activities are Ir li llllp~ 4- mmerdal art. t 1-4 tin- - r OUR 1973 SEMINOLE GRADUATING CLASS Alf craft$ And Archery. photography are Sup's hobbies -'he daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I -_- F,$t. Kutkolri lot hr hmi' 1111.,q hen a live In SnulnnI' Ihlitli (1I''I US. hi F HI A and F II A - wino I - lj,hlli Mi' t will tuIy Wrz Susan E. Harrell A. Robert Harrell 0 nI Ms f inplyd ilitilitliler to[Nlr ofilliNliq E,11111" PresenfinO 40 Hobert is or* of the f1ml graduates in Serninnit- CA 1IR earn his degm through the nit-A wnrk-mitly prograrn. B= it, part St. Joe. Florida. he Ll. the an of Mr. and Mrs Whit, liarrell Robert I employed by I, local automotive dealership 410.11 11.11 1W i'l l,l) I f)inn ttui uutil s'ltl r ( •ifli hubs r th ;l, , , cu' I ( i r cit uIfll't c. - r lunitir has 1 tn I Inicomh, 157 11*~nNTest Or , %he 'ins been active In the French - -. iiu' knitlitut luff) 14'tIffl!I$' i,ltuieq 'me pin, me I' nrt . cnrevr hoen Iii pnr'nu nt t lk'te nnI tni hoc IW'tI l "ht t11 I iflin' A ( u inetti c it 1 uuis lnIK'r I I 1 ur, 1 n1 1 ' member of Civiniettm Anchor, Tri-Hi-Y, flara-Med, JA1, f ootball and track inarsager . he enjoys the beach, seini at C ani tennis '"lI"%IZ her course of studs She Is the laughter of Mr and MN 20flI Mel1on tile Harper Jr nh k.e flu been I plans to work- or for awhile t*.foti going to college. His hobbies are --nilerting raims, and howling and hi i,vurrentIt emninvee n! mnther v; Mrs. Rm Mven and sh~ i~ ii nativv Sanfordite Flail A. Ui hi ill begin her higher education at Seminole lunio College Her h sewing and ntertalning }• daughter of Mr. and Mm. D.M. Hamner and emploved in the clt plans k' nc4 as yet de&d Diane Holloway Pearl Dean Hollis Elisa Hollingswot th the intItutIofl OF higher )e*r ning flaneen has ehoaen but F;11fl, % son of Mr. and Mrs am I V Coleman 1913-9 Harper Janice D Holcomb LakIn4. 5 'i PPfltlflQ Pr'', in Playing a harmonica tur,Jny,Junc ,nnfnrd Ifrraltf Johnny R. Presenting . Kimberley Johnson ft . PH. 322-1910 Presenting . it .it Kristi Lee Johnson Johnsd the SHS MUSIC 0f stud%, at Seminole Junior College, Football manager. menibet ill FBLA and the orgunization'ti Portland, 0m.. a wimm Joe —Jim (if working in the foreign lligni Preseins" and tile girl'.,, treek tearn, site is the daughter Whir andMrii J-W HAii Her nobbiet are horsebacE riding. swininiing, Lvoking, sewing. tennis, danciril,anti uil painting of God LL) different lnndh The son of Mrb Martha L Henlev, lit is employed at Gregun Lumber. 11i' t. hobbies art. carving [Presentinp Terry L. Hill Terr (singer plans to stud% nieclicincat Florida leiliriulugicul nIversit tiM sari of Mrs he intenuts t(, go £rno 'he ArMY. While attenchng sHs 1w participa ted in all hit'l diot'l activities - - business administration. Her hubbier, ary horseback riding, swinmung arid singing. - I I Presenting - - Presenting Ginger L. Hodges is It' Sanford 1 Katharine Mary Hoffman -. - —=- _ W secretarial work is the eu eti field Katharine has t.husen Thi daughter of Mr - t National Honor Smety. Trl.tb. civieleader fur Sanford Naval CivineUet, TrWii-Y. Inteirad - L ;p . Interact and Civrnettea. Her hubbies are swimming and cuokin. - ' . . - Hoffman and she enjoys cheering, cuvAnc sewing and tsoraebavk riding. A I - - to) studi, Ioluis( 1 .1 N Scott Avv '17tchnological University She U t1w daughter 01 Mr, and Nim Jaitws 101 UM11 Anti enjoils titraU.S. ploye Allto-Train Corp [ Presenting . . " r n ia I The daughter of Mr. arid Mrs Born in Sanford Ii is the S ill (if Dami-I Joh!" Sr. Of 2200 %fr. und Mrii. Levi Julies. Willi(! It ulse U ti Sh1' lit. purtitipeittil III tb r of Aisi' II' ' I uuri Farmers employed at Ow Holiday Inn, Club as Treasuier. Chaplain. stw was active iflF.HA.1(%U Secretary, and Vlre.i'reMdtrlit i. LfJofleS Jeffrey Jay Jones •) ( liai. and ( onipn) I" ht ri ° NOW 1 / * Herma and seuirsg music, At drailla fleitisluilm-r si vii. ('111lis. slit , V1114I)s ( and it, guitar and Is em 1)1.1)11 Anthony Bernard Jones McCarth) ASIC ihe hope'* Voratiun School. to are Mr. and Mrs. Georse A. the claulibter of Mr. and Mrs. Itotiert C. Hodges and enjoys playing piano and readIng, plails ,.._-. l)attlflg -- Good Shepherd Lutheran Church anti counsellur it Canit*ruund. Kris F1 ts r i d a Wanda Jean Johnson and a cheerleader for Sanford Nun al AUIC1eW iiet paen1s fit- lie will attend. fie ts tile son , I Mrs liattiv Mae Johnson. Williams Avo, .. has been a member of Auldem), played for the si_nurs ii the girl's basketball Mid Presenting .-. . Presenting Barbara is undecided whether to thooe ecretarial tjjfltng or airline atew4r she has been active as a - [ . she has been a member or t FtY3ette Band and -tved superior rnting it tJ1 . Susan BridQet Hoff man r I niversit Florida and slud,i Mechanics and paint and and varsity cheerleader. Ke) lub s%eirtheart, rnember of tile Ke)ettris, Tri-Iii-Y. Anchor Club and liolnecoming Quern, Her hobbies are tennis and the . I Legal nie daughter of Mr. and Mrs C.B. Adkins, CIndY Phins attend West pahn lkach Juniur college and stud), dental Bumimss administration Lb t1w courw of study Gregor) will pursue at Seminole Juniur College and Florid& Tee the wn of Mr. and Mrs. Annie Pearl Hill and his hobbies are basketball. footbal.1 and shooting polul, L"iployed at the Sanford Librarv, Steph. Public daughter of Mr. and Mrzi _J Iim Iti attend (111e4 - disughter lit 11401 ll ( huh Urn I,, '- Ilati to slud Law and F ngtish 7 isfuri i 'iI it 11w son of Mrs Lletutes M SA'. Prit-wittly employed at -. hlurgtr (bet he ua.s attte In the fund Tt ( (hub and latin Club III his Irry time Ile rva&i "'II WECC= - ) -r- i, and listens to musk. �T )D- The -_ Sanford Tuesday, June 5, 1973 Herald cnrm l I ip Presenin Prertin Presentina Lee K. Jones Mable Lnrtth Jones Sa ndra Gail Jones Robin Elijah June Debra Maniccalco Joan Malcolm June 1usM/, 5, l9F -- 11 PrqnnIIntj -- PrppnIinu Prtsentin l I frr ItI rara Marcel Clifford Manley - - -- is th Htolog ctu4 at F1 ' U Let '!'IK son of rour and Mrs. Jamt wil k Mr, Jones Sanford he finds music riading. and fishing a good iamttirm Pam in w Reach he participated In tht. Wrestling C.lub, Track and Field, and Physics Club, canford ._ __ SC Greenilk 1 litah con of hlt's tar thpLu 'e Tiw daughter of Mr and Mrs John H. Jnne. n Sanford she would like to takr of naive of as she enioys dancing, singing. jind playing soul music lunior ta te Cnlleg and S admirustratinn, She IF h nati%, ( , nf Sanford • iin'1e untor tticg t "iWW II etiksl rrIM' •iw •iuhter ansi It' 4 Florida .. to study biologicAl cee,x'e He has been ident of the Ri-Racial Committee. president of the chorus. and A member of Hi-Y, Hir hohhv it; - ,,, 1 June. plans to atterhi Seminole Sin". ciauhter f Mr Arrilla Jones, I54 W. lath St. plans to attend Seminole lonlor I-,rrl will , ' Pmfr'f rif nr fl.grea In ntipe1 'hrnpv tit lb. llniverity M I. J"r,'I:i The tlnighter of Mr 'ru w simri".i, qhp 14 rr'plrycJ sI the Sa nford 1 •' tu t mw will I).' I III ri, ii iiiir c' uf tulv nt iiitn"l' IIitIIHr r,tli' lip 'ui tstn us tiv' in vuritv - fI It I trn lrn iniUiili' t It)I$It •fl,':s' list pn, .ni ,,tt \li nd \1t c ,nnusI Munk' llwts if - Mr imqkplIpnIl ansi uk '14 W% fill Ill- Slits 1q 11 1114,1111-1 :it of 114*1 Chlb 111141 ;iiployeii At FtNxi Fair. She hAI; -d,n Active tin the prom Ptq,iptpipq F- - 1 - ' i'rti rsr' • fofilltnll, Imtelprill Anti 1141fing .file (If Nir ntill I - Rodney H. Keeling 1q In I I Ih'EiOR - You've Eorned rhils Pr e s ent n fr Psji LItU ( On Tr St, Bill Baker Debra Ann Keitt ti etra atumd Seminole Junior College and _____ Irts : Wright Valer i e ye Weld nirnarer and M Wr TEMPORARY ctut Her bIvc or *. from these SEMINOLE COUNTY LEADERS: en'ii no e Su intends to ctud .'cho)ogy and journaILn - aency Inc, . .- - - - 4 aughtti - of Mr. and Mrs rnas R Kile stw nret chorus., newspaper .nff Pep C'luh and ac.qc 5 1 - -' _I 212 N. PARK AVE. ('fjf5 , . . I , I J r-iaroiu j - , FII,WIP •) Willie Pearl Mason Ii ( Iir' -. Thomas W. Lahman LL for the past two years, L1L daughter of Mr. and Mrs E 3 l.achtara jq' child planned b Willie Pearl as her vocation following future of studies at ompletion '.emmnole Junior College. '' 'K asner - :- Comm t)ict 2 (OUy -' Supt of Public Instruction Jean Bryant Davie Sims l 13 A. F. Keeth Dr. Stuart P. Culpepper PR INTING CO., I N C. -' Member Scm. Co. School Board Prntinq Swininitilir, and collecting old -ffins art. Janet'.I, hobbies. A Ph 32 25f1 75W. 9th St. Sanford Colleen McClary Robin L. Mattair ' jo~ 0.0% Stn'or d Ro binpla ns to attend Seminole Junior College, but is undecided on her course of Ntud%. The daughter of W. E. Niatutir Jr.. her hobbies are xiuhng. horseback riding and reading. She is a native of hobbies are basketball and Sanford Fla. . .. • -, wa. , president She u, emploved ____________________________________________________ "A0 tier futurt, plant, art Ld SANFORD - Melanie Lee Mvermt. She has Wen active the French Club, Future 7(-achen of Arr)enca and Purii, Med Her hC-!)bIe5 RT(! SlOtTli- ant 5.f.f rvjlrlj. Ph. 322-5651 eninq - President of the school band. --ceiving letters all three years Participated. Leroy has held the first chair clarinet in his iuruor and senior years. The. f Mr. and Mrs. Leroy I&Iendon, he plans to attend - he University of South Florida and study music. He enjoys -;K,rt~, and listening to records. .;Iudyinl: political science at 115 W. Firsl S1. re!,erf;nc R?nne Starletfe Lee Prcscntnz Wayne Stedt Lee - - - Presentinq ' Debra Ann McGill We TO OUR Ill fill wish you Eldred Will McCoy a generous portion of GRADUATE — success ^111 UATES McCoy's Deluxe Cleaners Sanford 1107 W. 13th St. The B*1 Eldrs,-11'i %I University The son of.r M Alid Mrs. Duncan Nh.-Cu), he Ls employed at McCoy's Deluxe il g Dip Y. the jurtioir varsity football earn. the track team and the (HWY.17-92) Ph. 322-0199 Presenting --. Presentiri ..- - Michael Mckinney - 1 0 2,139 FRENCH AVE. PH. 323-4640 Presenting Ronald Clarence Lomax _4 Best 11' I.Shes GREETI V AUTO PARTS lndecided wtuch college she will attend. The daughter o0fir. Iri( omplo)ed at Faust's Drug Store ind enjoyi 3wimming anti "orwhaek riding. -- -- Leroy James Gail Elaine Lee YOUR NADA DEAkLER - 4 Preentnq 101d, a special aWause to the "ILI-Ster Mechanics'' may your future I %A'i t h be*11ed uc cer-- s ivinettt%. IK-7, aind DE atict wiu i, Candystripff for thret. ______ SecreLirial training will be purlUed by Colleen but she is _________________________________________ - Preser"i'' A If I " .0 %va., artivt' Ir Parli Me& K ' - - Mrs PSlPh Larson and was lirt.111C in thw fwtball. Fmrict, Club and Mysics Club. Hu; PRINTERS -el us express our sincere onpratulations 10 Mr. Scotl D. Lawson Cd his classmates. Janel McCloud Laubert rechnoinjacal University to study ped.al education. She hai he-en a member of the rnih flub and Para Meda. - Member Scm Co School Board 1, uto Parts. He "llins to lit'tend p Seminole Junior College but L,; t;ndecided uhich course to n. 1 -' - Ph. 322-2772 - nuing Imnhmog bowling and traveling are Clara Nelis rtebbiec The daughter of Mrs htra Matheson. take Mary. 1a to attend Seminole ' linmr College and Florida - LIS of 7 ori. it, Ox-sat, of Mr and Mrs John lahnian. 2524 )'Hiv AvL. ::i Magnolia ¶— stuttgart Get Clara Neil Matheson Comm Dist ¶ Bud Layer county Comm Dist 1 her hobbies are cooking. orking with children. sewing rnd dancing. I Scott D. Larson t 4W 'srn in ind Pr' - or f Mrs %ellie Mason. Seminole Junior College s:ud general courses. Her hobbies are swimming, :Ir)d bsiating LjLt.,rLL[j oour SeminDle Best \ Celery City i ute - Pre-crrc varsit% _____ .ssh (%If nunty Co mmDkt I - ilt- was v mendwr o! naskethull team the enirø ?n - Ph 322-2031 PH. 322-2000 - Y'wlmng. tnr Sid Vihien, Jr. Dick Williams - majorette - County 13th S-4., Sanford 413 VV Mrq, Fil.ahoth Marlindill, Mike Hattaway John Kimbrough - \MI1$ and COMPANY Sanford, Fla. r nor favorite p,iitimob,; aro ." Prcsenno - £ H. ' I Marshall Ave.. plans to attend LI .. Troy Ray Sul-wr infl,ndent of F Ivc lions SANFORD TO THE CLASS OF 73 LI rtipIsu1 at thø Ri hip in'l k-,iI law office Ann pIan 'i r)rk man office The daughter 1' t.hr III Snminoln Co Terry Goembel ~!nl- I,-*, Cupah6fim - Commercial • Indu II_.IIl "stria Preserifirac el 1 - Cc COMPANY, IkIt • - John Polk ( :30-10:31) FLORI,4, D EL ECTR IC and ft. swininlitir tearri H t 'n;ws all water sporu., stun s$uin. an(! travelin g 'tats t aut tUs'hantt'5 Midhrii Tet 1' r1 .id Mi kob.tZUtli,w, 2s3 \Iatnolia he enjcmc auto : v '-t U s at IlStocomp1eteerl(Ohours thi auto mechanics shop anti plams to iximir further training Elizabeth Lachiara General tn1ineK5 rnurw Jn,versIt Mu parenu art and Mrs I F LtrLpatr&c ad Ken Plante •s Francis Lee Kirkpatrick — Or Elsie Ann Martindill - — 1~emirm)r 3unjor College and !'Iorida State 11niversity. 7-he INSURANCE 7:3 IV: 3ü -- ir — Tetrrv Dean Martin r ;.. $ SATURDAY 3:3&.S 3t) SUNDAY ' I Susan Ellen Kiley INK Private Parties 7:3(1 W31) 7: 3b- 10: 30 "I'hursdaV Fridav r --•----; 4 - c SESSION Mondry & Tuesday jitif! lintmerleanitir 2c?? risornter of the National flMW ;orifbty. [Alin and Pbyqic.q 000()OOOC ,, C~c~()()OC~)OO0000-Inw00000 1'r , onlinri Phcrnes: 32i000or322.9272 n' 4i-m- 000000 — Melodee Skating Rink 109 1heerkaii- r, and nwmht r Th-Ht-\ and Ili-N' Club. she is the daughter Of Mr anoli \lr% Thordore A - SANFORD CA 111!!ra till ..s ethr roursi and u be an 1' rvtnttrr th i neal Stu iRmPq r) %4nirtin. rxmit plariIit to ittenrled Florida TpehnoloRlc4l t;nivPrqily and Ilia rmir-" nf S. Boulevard tTh 1)riiicjlac Marlin Jr. lilrrlc); 1 rr& N \fiJ I S,1 GooD Ikill be Chri-O's course of stud% at Junior College, A 1h Conaratutatpons to the 1973 Graduating .ass Thu daughter ofMr and Mm fl HAILse Of Represenundei-ided about .-Allege. Sophomore. junior and --enior class treasurer. she was accio pres . ident of the Ke%Ttte-;., :,ltended Girls' State W as --Direir.-- Volkswagen 3219 Hwy. 17-92 SANF RD e WITH At-l-- and Allan F. Keeth. currenth ! Miriam ye Irster r Our of Dam Chcryl Elaine Martin E1i2?beth Ann Keeth Bill,ff. the daughter of Mr. *Ballet *Taps *Jazz *Pointe Congratulotions & Best Wishes .cis. Anehoq 4 — TO OUR 1973 SEMINOLE GRADUATING CLASS Rodney pllim- to attend rallegrIV, Is undecided on his coum of study. Hat parents arit Mt and Mrs Harold Keeling Hr has twen a member n! D7T and hm hnhbiff arc hunting and water in 0tirlent gnvernmonf, JV ;vnd 4 - 1sprlrnent. - Obediah Medlock jci Carol Meyer r MrL Walter L. 1&c. plant, it, attendSetiunole 3uni(r Culiegc, bul. a undecided utxiut her studs A member ii' '. ins 1TI Ms ian ( lnitrtu 1. her hubbies are wmmun and Ltnnls She wai burt in Nashville. Tent nurse - - Presen1mnc - l 1 Z z-_ SWrl"IN courw of study Lit .11111101' Cilliery Linployed a, , t1w Sanford Pubet. it partnmin' stn at t. tw a I - I - ilppl~ - Li .-. ' - Playing sports is Ronald's, 7be sm of Mm Friddie Miie LaffuLx, he *M ;p1till, nitiir & Ct' incIter. Tr, -h 5itid Ui's Hi Racial Committee She is the daughter o Mr anti Mrr. Vs alter L nit I FF- - pa fl'. Hi parents art Mr. .trid Mrr. C A i.e's. &infurd 1-i " a native of Sanford - - - . - - r- Im- %like's course of study at North Carolina A and T University. The son of Mr. and tie MIS bdnd. track manager -ind received a letter. She plarls to attend Seminole Junior Plans to attend Serrunt,le Junior C&1 " ulkge dnd itud - nmerntJeT (if the VICA Club assufta flt C fl&5oflr anda member of .JwSenijnule -, 3 - •;- oIls i' to stud child sare flit daughter Mr. and Mrs Derry her bobbies are McGill Jr '1)ttsall music, dancing and Irkin)' ith children Obt-diah lives at 64 1k %lonroe Terrace. Born in I .111ford Ile Intends to go to ,-Ilege at SJC to stud) 111flCluinics. Always active in tlw Chorus tit spent his Itisun pra c ticing Karate, Ills guar . Mrs Princee is Ktnnt tit- 41 b.mndiiseiisbtr - ss as (sir thrtty ears, ran truth IIIt1 ')Iuat'&(l IIII ' ' axophont his tiulib> is playing .- hiS \tr. 'atitr.m ()s. i . 4 -- - - iak MA saXuIdiuti. P1.1113 to ittend Svinulole Juniur Col.lege, but L, undecided on her cvum of ituth - The daughter of Mr. wW Nlr-i. Gardun Meyer. it* is " plus ed t Faust is Lru, Store She has been a member (the swun team and her hobby t the ________ Presentinq - Curtis W. Lyons - __________________________________________________ - Presenfan J)et Macek Prenfrsc Lynn Bredford Ma c Lauchlin Michael J. Mahany Presenting 4' - - Pamela Joyce Mitchell Paul Daniel Miller Jr. Presenting Presenting - . Leona M. Monett Timothy Mark Morgan 111151(h) 4PL Seminole Memorial Hospitul v- Curtis current plact of enipimlitent and lie plant Iv miter the armed senwes. 71ir son of MM Dauwy Paul. I* luis been a niember of the 11CA I Clemson UrLiversity wW bt Lvnn'a; destination fullowinf. 11.raduatiun. She plam tt, studl, I _:!anule Juniar Collegt.' 7be W.11, of f4ri. C F*. mam+., Azalea Lane. she is en,,. s~ ed at McNeal Florist. Her I languages. Currently etn*yed at Celery City Printing Co. ahe is the daughter of Mr. and Mm. 'A' E MbvLaunchiin, Su1suma Ur. Slifir lam been Ve in Inu"et and Spanwh Track, Surf wam jaw Tefm T" Club h8ve tom Kke's %,eigilt lifting arid working on Juniur C41lege and of paul D. Miller Sr. and !iellie It. Miller. he is employed vacation 13 take a LmIus and hunung. Ht is the bon of W H. Majany. 26M Laurel Ave after Junior anti senifir clas-i iepresentative. major Ote four years and the (hortis wery llain's activities during her years at S111S. The daughter I)( Mra. Eliyabeth Mitchell, Ali- i.s undecided almut her course (if study at Seminole Junior College. the sun of Mr ae& ieIninole Memorial llospital Nlrs. V"d Murgw% Will & A n(ii.,jilt plaivi it; begin work full folio there 11111V graduation. 'rhe daughter o( i(isepli if. wid Betty J. Monett, tier hobbies are swinuning, outdoor sports, musiv anti intinwir at Int"act. Futury %eutxxilt sWf. he farowk:; on Wife. lie is a native of Lxwpas Christi, Te!L. �Tuesday, 42-The Sanford Herald June 5, 973 PrSefltflCJ Presentino Presenting r— P Le Morrison - ori L - - - Ion the daughter of Dr. and Mr Jack C Morrison, Crystal I)rivt i.s employed asa dentalusistant for her theCmumettes —- - . - - -- eroeri ivyers Elgin Vernice Murphy i i, titiit iI,r - I!! 'I - - Decign engineering will he Dana's enurac of ctudt r college Thesonof Mr ' and Mrs 1001 Santa Barbara Dr he plans to) be an architect. He has been member of the TEC Club and is motorcycles Dana h 0; hnbb Robert I Morse - ' Hi-% and was elected Miss v employed b% , rnt'e to hec'ome c .l. re,din d aiwhter n. rs the School ii . .- I 1VtIU Opiih n I intl lAndn ic enipi nest t Burger Seenc and pl a ns to get utnrrled Inibissing graiinntt.m I - Kathlc?c?n Ann Reaqan - - - V01 5' , Andrew Frank Ray - - ireer field Rudd luic chn,en pursue at Seminole J u nior College. The con of Mr. ari Mrs E H Msers Jr he efl acti ve in FF1 for thisears His hobbies are hunting, usPung and working on cars H i'rr nclia 111w i begin r Ofl B m noe 1 I' eIe - - enforcement m"ted in the Pep club, rama lub nd FHA aMber hobbies are darwt b.;ircl taci ri'iin 1/1 Prncc.rfl',i Brent L. Raborn Linda M. Priest -• f;ther. She plans to attend North flo'ith Junior College and CtbO1O3 She has been su.&ds amemberof - - -. 5. Preentin Dana Lynn Morse e /. Jimp '.rIr,I IrMi rho The mol Mr, anti Mr'i \l I ,(nh()rn Ir, Ureiil k rIIq)Iu}iIl i Sttt'i Au nef- jIf Stntiri II' snc n tin mis r i fu4IthHIt •4_t ('II I Pm . - 4 iIf HNI dl' lrii are Andy h.I,hle II hac lri attive t IIS a rqldpnt and vke prelifrnt of - - - — 7. f I-e - J r-,I4 R.'agin P. usc h..'i ;irnv and unior rprei.n'ative in 'stud.nt tnmn y^;vrhrr* editor, Nfernher nf fr'raet, Anchor and Tri- Hi -V - 'studying and - - - iøty tlnlverclty biology. 'Ofl Mmn?iaI Uncpital S'Ponl of '4nring tn rotnpiet. 4 ctudec for a nuring ear&r . The daughter M Mr avwl Mrs - %Ir aryl Mrq Italpti it. flay. h's alreadyy ntttending Stetson - .. . U," I olin hilt rn,rihcr of Iriuia ( tub '4ritltin!41 Ifrtfl(,r c4, (liii lntc'ra t The con of - Kathy pan r'- att.nd 4arr' i I - i,i,trilng ' Ittickitlinil and wirmit', hnt bill tentii' 114' 558's tilco itt 1151' hi 11-1' 4.1111) nrld rol-coollrb (if (IIIl;lrl mir tn'skeUrnli Icatit Brent enjoys 'swtrtc anti going Ii, the i)CIi(tI '&.# Slit, I-, Ihe dalighter of Ann V, - tt ,tin' - rd - .- " . deelar*d rnnct valuable girl rnrn.r in her tophnrnor Presenting ILI Pr 44 A attend Valencas Junior Collept and stud% courses related tb N medical * field She has been )umar clan representative, member of the Anchor club, Keyettm candy. lass representative and a member of the student nvernment She is emplo-yed I t r her ciassmotes, we wish AN — '- .- '- . . - till- To become a legal or prtvatc -,-,-rPtary Ls Arlene's desire -'Ir plans to stud%- advance nsocription at Seminole Junior College. Her Off Of them a lifetime full of IL Pati cia Diane Redding oall bctl the 14,~ To Lori Morrison ond o// , Arle ne V. Nash Intctior klevorating -wimming. tennis and howling, NIr and Mrs. Richard Charles .- .-, - .._ \-.is.. h . -- ar e her - parents Fr('rn her James Allen OUR 1973 SEMINOLE GRADUATING CLASS 4 the Shoemaker CONSTRUCTION Co. Inc. N A r(r\ (J(l'('I('(l rcsc'nn , Jean I Nicks Judith 'uioNORi'* Rhoades lru' plans to attenc Cohzr1estrgriculu re wjflhe tudsed by James, 501 of 1r and Mrs Hugh Canton a' i th er Seminole Junior College ii -.--------, - L-. - ' College and her 'selected course (if studs is medical research -:---- I or N, UnIversity of Florida lie has been a member of thie ernino1c or \ tdencma Junior - GRADUATE8 ;aid tht. track team. His hohbip_4~ Burger I n ;1unting tmitltimt 1t11 It III t rmnt nt Anchor (Jut) .intl . t!It - t The daug hter of Mrs. Nanc% Bowem, she is a member of Civinettes and participated in ' ,he annual junior-senior the Student Advisory Council art, all orginiiations Judity participated in while at SIL 11)4. datieliter of Dr. and Mrs. )1 1, Ilhoades of Pel.rind she I.% ire tennis and horseback riiing. 1,on is employed a-, I-A-kerd Drugs. Vniversit'yand plans to finish at the University of South Florida. Employed at Morrison's ,,, ,/,),;/ //, - James T. Nutty - 2109 FRENCH l I iIi uu iw EmpInvedutBahamaj, James pians to study social All of Us Wish You Luck! studies, and histo-%, but tuLs not decided which college to attend The son of Thomas and Nulty. he plaved junior varlit' Lind varsit , football and was a member oil the trar_+ tean, W c is a native of i Jerse iPPL4 U OUR Eio.son' Soiift O'- anpe 29 85 Silver Star fl ser1 I P Oglesby.Mollie does not at A- mary/esther Sanford II, HARRELL SANFORD Thomas Richards -via lJ!JJiF!I!I - --. -- Supply Co 0. & BEVERLY SPRAGUE ELECTRIC COMPAny (.qe;ir.oii4r;iphy ~:i the field plans to go Into (hi. TRANSMISSION REBUILDERS WHOLESALE PARTS electronics division -;mm, the Surfinu( Team. ,intl -- 322-8415 209W. 25th ST. SJC Elorn in Winter Raven he was a member of the band, Interact Phyvcs Club. Tennis V. .. SANFORD .ttifl Club. While not working n hIM tiuba he spent tiin*f - 0 (oIura1l,I(zlIo,ls. ________________________________________ . nir:n , Tr&f— Road — SALES -SERVICE-RENTALS Orl 117 S. MAGNOLIA AVE. ;PC_Hw~ 436—AltamonieSprina! Presentin 322-5842 KIDDY'S I - . member of the Class of '73. Steve E. Osborn William Dee Richardson ruitive of Detroit, Mich.. Liz daugtmtero'MrandMrs O!,eU She Robert 3 Pr?cf?nhriq roinmy would like to ituity .it Presentino Elizabeth A. O'Neil xher, - att, viadrnn Fivit Sergeant. His hhiei Are flying. camping. ,.rmri4 Intl --nin etillecting. ~-n jJJiJjJJ I Army and become a Nurse. No%% employed at McCrorv\1(1*lell. -Green she spends her free time enjoyin g art , baseba ll , football, and pool. While at Sils she participated in [xl' this time plan to attend college. N native of Sanford she hopes to it) work after graduation .TYPEWRITERS .ADDING MACHINES Precentinp Victor Standard Service - ZENITH • RCA Al ip ItEE OUR SINCERE D / dtos' in horses are her hubbies IJ L 1. 11hylla plans to study nwrine blolo0 or oceanography at the wings I His ersits of Florida Swim I, of kevLttes and . plant, fur nuns stars Her pa rents art Mr and Mu-s Georgi. A , vt studied 1-i OF -' I, — Mr. & Mrs. N.L.Richburg are proud to congratulate 6L I-K .ition and traveling in the is planned by _____________ 112 S Park Ave !,jnt,C r Michael participated in while in 'a hool 1'he on of Mr dnd Mr Oscar Roberts Sr of 1122 Hay lit plans to study physical edu c ation at Birmingham S4,uttuern Colleie. '-neral cow-se of studies at minole Junior College The ii of Mr. and Mrs. S B trrih hi. is a member f :teract and played JV and . ..rsitv frysthall - - - -euAlk, — Catherine J. Pawison - College. He lias been Key Club -j ineaidtnt a member of (lit and (in the varsit v basetuill 1dum Thi. sun of Mr. and Mr. Itivilard Paul, his hobby ih Dianna Pierce A nwnuw of die National 11011or Society. Lynn is Uri, decided about college, The laughter of Mr. and Mrs, .1ames H. Triplett, her hobbies ire t-%*kJng. sewing and being WWI ammalb. 0,11111, - - j Pastry Shop. She wati it , Seniinuit' JLlflutir College tIst. Unsst.s-51' of Florida s'.tw_re Debbie will pursue t tlli!ht!lr education to 1A come it UV the tiolida> Hout she s a Member of CivinetteE, Tri-Hi. ..mth> us emplused at i.en i i Bernard Bruce Philpot hilt i u (kit cliuru for 'tint S - Mary Janp Pixier A tv star course in tit radiology Seminole dernorial Huspital is Katby's plan after 1, ,t tlielliber of the VHA and treasurer of t1w (:Und)!itrIpers. -- P1-I. 322 6831 - - - - - . (hi band mIt Vsrggn A Polke Scininole Junior College I., %illiere I.in plans ill go to slwk usurInu' Sims Is lIst d aug hte r NIr. and Mrs. ItoosevvIl r4(t, Ciiri&Ut arill junior girls i iii 1,4- r tn,tittt basketti,Al - - Ir F - i(nbiussuui and tier hobbies at,, Terri Roland Terry James Rosieli 1 4t Morris Tyrone Rogers ii iii in Quumt.t I'i'iii ltht'de hi ititi Lila plans to attenti t 4.i-st.b,sll ¶lngulg usiizmg skatuni are 'Iurrt't id ~hlls ind Mrs. Lutuse HiII3. he ihe daughter (if %Ir Eugene It d,trs ol \atmft'rd 'dii Will '. - i.iutp1ostJ at SuHifluls. %lemortal Hoopitalwid plaits to) 114111,11, 1 1terpri.! -- irtiti, tier IUOI and listening 140 inusit. freentlncl :r,a1 - - _.q 111111-S )(1, Itobillsolland was 1 Prr.ntirmq - I : - and tennis. She is (Ill. daughter of Nir. anti Sir.-, firibbY is sports. He was born in %ntictllo, Fla. - - -liml, Active Ili (xillege. His favoritle acti vity in - - ill IA ( ..mrul s course 'stud> at Stiniriolt Junior College arid UK- University of - 322-1666 Laurel Kay Rodgers 1A% iA and liberal arts in 'hor,l lidS been football and his - - F'rl'st'ntmn; Linda R Robinson . - Islst.ur) -- PL*P Club. She is Uw daughter of Mrs. Fluretwe Pemberton and a, flat'%'*' Of PRxillver. Md. - - BruCe, the son of Mrs. ciif. furd Pfulpot, plans to stud) Presenting Kathy L. Piercy . - StUdtIit l'usI.rruxant and %car.- alitl tier hobb% I! wrilurij, , - &- huuL. In the futurs 1w would ike (U 4II( an 'iIfls.e job for a I Carol Jirnette Robinson -1. - " MORTGAGE LOANS presenting -. r R E G MO R TG AG E BR OK E R R E AL ES TAT E BR OK E R REG. Roberts tit Sinfurd. Sylvester is rrently etiipluye-t.t by the "tfur'l Building Service Inc irn in S-unfurj h was a..-tive football and basketball in - - F. B. BUILDING, HWY 17-92 Prer.rItIrIq - Debbi e se e Pe mberton ,- 'st.litiIug 55111 hi. C4ittis DUM of studs at Serurnilt Junior College. Ttw daughter of Precerr' Richburg Realty Basketball %4vre Ibe activities . Sanford OViLti_i .., LONGW000 DIrict 0,511 414 At U S r v Longwood FIv,d, WINTER PARK OFFICE L.. 11.d Hwy I-V2. Wtnie ia r0.,c, httth piniuuuim tiigtr '-ducatiun in pre-dezitustr> or uit'ro-bioiuCs and 55111 tie'un kits tudits at Seminole Junior : ); Sylvester Roberts JV liwskelall. duaUon before tie begins it . . e! itoia1 Honor Sotmttv anti the .' i Michael Roberts PrerIn i._ -.. 4tl creage L Keith R. Paul ' graduation from Seminole High School. Stephen Ray Parrish - Stri' 4, Presentinq eral d & 6w 5'vrs 2500 S. Sanford.Ave. their son Victor and the class of 1973 upon their a? .-_...,_. - MAIN SANFORD Golf and Tennis are Vlc'i nobbiei, The jon of Mr and Ntr-i. 1. Richburg of 3=7 Ran'.i;ul I.Ane. he plans to iftWy 'irt:hitel:Uwe first at FTU then at Auburn. Now employed at Presenting county ntudent government, member SALES & SERVICE i se inole chairman of ijetivities in ' FIRST ST. & FRENCH AVE. scars find Varcuts B4sskt Ii) Ill W1 asSOCIatlOfl. 111111p arid Bewing art tier hobbies and sitiv lum kx-et 1 Idflhl -' Seminole TV -- —' rst Phyllis L. Palmer Central Michigan University is Ahere Bill will further his education. The son of Arvin and Flizabeth Huey of 3515 Orlando Dr., he participated in Junior Varsitv basketball for two Science vrifl be Steve's cowrse if stud) , at Seminole junior CoBege. The son of Mr. and Nirs. Ellis C. Osborn of Lake Nlar%. he has been a member of tie surf team Steve was born in i i F Rtchburg us em- attend North Florida Junior CoBege tv complete studies to be a legal secretam. She is to member of Tri'Hi-Y and Civinettes and wab an SNA cheerleader Riding and - 2t I1 . rspa.e .ngneermnj at the if Mr. and Nfr,;, lack Falenwider. he is employed at Burger 200 N. PARK The(laughter of Mr. and,%Irs Nielvin I.. Barnes of Sanford, Ier hobby is playing records TAKE i \4 Congratulations Tht- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. __________________________________ - b- - .- L. SHD ANDWil"'I-I —_ h 14,1 11~ - II obk i SIT or .It. w ' lFtrestone First & French Ave. Rhudy 4 - BeverieyM.Rchards - Ray M-771 _ \ Mollie Naomi Oglesby SANFORD ichael 4, J/ Cafeteria Presenting time .ais 'istvnt1ur ss srm tum1 she -,-L4 4o:tilve ill U* drunid Oub. ~'YEA. Ow churus. kAvp Club. -VA and was a teachers enjos ,4 Iri"ttmtiiis etiuuitiuis at f'rc't'ntincj Clarence W RS Jr. Jorie Elaine Runfley . %4:11111111601V Jwlwv cQuegoll, WWI r General eturses will be Seminole Junior College. She ib betTetary ui Ube Tri.ffi-Y and a riding and t1w beacti. Stw is L~ae (laughter of Mr arid Mrh D.H. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. wauatt, Mxler. slit is a native logo RuswH Polke, Guany plans to study medical research at Vlorida Technological of Florida. She is a trwinber of ()vinettts, Tri-M-Y and the 's (lub, her lit"ies are Terri enjoys workin,-j lit the 11(f8plul l w itil people where She Is;, candystrilwr SIR* plaII!, I() tilud) dental 11)gielle, Her Donald C. A - . - - -, Laura P irrt1anc;r PH. 322-3103 funii1 Nefltes e . -.. SANFORD 211 WEST 25th STREET P1*1K UTILIIIS COMPANY R dding. His hobble's are - - - - - me-hantrx and nia%orinry, He is - TI1tI'I Finothali ind track were RAb*q favorite activities in whoint He plan-4 to atterd Tevaq Univerwy and major in th. son of Mr and Mrs. Robert GENERAL CONtRACTORS I. Pt I ifl happiness Presentinc TO 0 plans it) go to it trade schomil III Ivarn her chosen profession lier parents are Mr. and Mrs kt)bert Redding she was trac~ manager and her hobbies are i -I I% n To uork full time Iii Terry'.-s d* pre4enll) employed lit Dekle'-i Gull Service. 'I'lle hon tif Mr.-, I ourse tit aludy at Vevr) (lit N11alitli, h raduittion from tollowing NILS 'llie !wii I fildis lio.stell. 24M1 hird.Strect, cyt lin g .tkly " SU W 1tNTVWlaL Acuilv niiijorvtW-i and htad ~,kkt a letter WKI two Pisa 1W the luind and Ill-V Clarviwe �=== 4— The Sanford Herald _ : ___ Tuesday, June 5, 1973 - Presentjnq Prepntjna Presenting Nancy K. R usl Edward D. Ryan n:hr W ni 20 Woodltnere Bl vd.. tend either Seminole Junior n e,e or Sandhslk Corn College p- RqinId Smith Thc con of Mr ' Brd . and MN I. tub F( IPI R - into the \iis's Horn In lern Tenn., Pu v.jic active in tht She will studs PreentInq Beverly Spearman Sylvia L. Smith an hasbeen secretarial work ;i member of the marching Serninnit- hand for three years ,and the junior girls track team Her hobbies are horsebaA - - usual high school projecLs in his leisure he eiljovs mlisic.. Mwling. tint] Ivigebail. incites plans to attend Slit i' a nat ive f of Man ____________ nwrntx'r of the football tcam during his junior anti enior sears Reggle is on \ Marke't. lie plaved junior \arsity football an~ haskethall in junior high school and was "I Inember of the DECA club. lie enjos s basket ba ll. V Pi 1: # - af(c,iu;a ti't twr fntla'r'c I ohIlIlilU' l,iiitl MIlES CS Ifl fl like a inreer ac sshin ssoulit pinn ssnrttcss and tirlins' sti — '.on of Mrs Annie Sanders he is eti-iplosed at Tip Iiip caper ' daughter of Mr. and Nim C F Sampson, =13S. Park Ave., she enjoys horseback riding. tw-wling, skaing and reading. riding and skating he OiiN4' of cloth at 'id " ".e niin Ic tumor College. ge. Ttx ceminok' Junior College to tuc1s secretarial science The . - and the C s Ilelinda - - phis flffiflan1Pnt wIl member of the Parn.,1ed ..i ' rnunitv College In North Carolin& David L. Sanders Belinda I. Sampson + Pre!efltiflQ - Kristine Spoils -- • - Precr'ntina - 1r. Mrs. Y K Russell. .: Presenting - ,, decid(_4i About ciAlegir, lie Ok the VOn of \It. atui Mrs. Monroe Smith anitt a native Sinforthle d , In'IIII I ______ if F l vun r he 111i, bood for threl, II4P 'u,,,,ner1in 7 s Kris p an141" ' p'itt time vrk hill time M Donald F, Sp(,tt-q. ofe -gas in tt~p of t)F(,A FRIA and nil enjov% qvirnming She 11;1111-ing 111141 reading She iq Ifii;ditmoliter ilf.lor Kenneth Slwilr ..a Il fIiftI(PIP(l on H '-- lind tier hobblen 4 intl i-i colt s at 2018 ( has' ,\st ______ ft • + 1111,111bel iind \Irq Sinith. OW \%It% it Majorette for 1%%q, Mills Afill it iiivnilwr M the swill, leall) She etilo%q illotit ~tlwrtq i ci'i I ii iiml ttIij' I•'?ii I' 1% III lit' Iteverl) c iNf 5 III 511111% at St'iiiinnii Ya ti,c tit'c a a I '. As' A Presentinc - Prc Prosentina Verdell Elise Sanders 0 t TO OUR 1973 SEMINOLE GRADUATING CLASS Pre-hip(I courses tow ard her if-chnicuin will be Verdell'i; ourse af study at Seminole unior College. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs Richard 1. sanders, sht, hw~ been it J. v inern be I FHA hierleader , Hi -Y. cienct Club, Pep club and tr&iel manager. Verdell's hobbies are V 11111TH tit, daw-in;t~. J r - I Thomas 9 Cmn collecting, bowling and sports are Tom's hobbies. The son of 1%11r. arid Mm. 1^.Iiv (J . oh if (1t .S - F Oi/)PF .PritiII 1 11 ' at C.. '. -- W. 13th St. Sanford I - SI, Florida -P, Ii tI + + + i fluliilns }Inuce Recaurant tuitdat rt runnin ' 1 i I from your honey dipped - - CHICKEN PLACE (IIIIIIIU ttid% Dennis is planning at it 4 I'niversity. E.mplo%ed at S:jnford firtitini, and Airdoning joys sux is the A ----- I - - V und plaw- ti, enter the Since 1884 U.S Air F'uret. Ttit car a Mr . and Mrs lotinne SCOU Pu a riienibcr o 11w band ttw First Shuluti Mb Church junior IscLct.ant Scoutmaster tuisurer o' 11w Youth and Vaung People's department iii' c burt Ii interact and 'tpanici iuti I 8( FRENCH Connratulatinne VAL . - .. .................... . ....... - where shoppino is c. I pleasurE the'73 Graduates of S. H.S. Mayyour futures be blessed with success V. i'r ui st ittu children, stimmin and reading an Smith tI(Ibt)it daughter of Mr. anti Mrs Paul E Seined, sin' is employed tit First Federal • I "— _____________ .. — 1a K 11w ;tnt -,a = ghter of theb1auOM . -- -----'- (/ 01/+ i7 / ly if tier junior and vice president in hcr senior year. She is also it inember (if the Tri-Hi-Y. She is / , 0D C:;— - To our neighbors Debbie & Judith Temple to Sylvester Roberts, our employee. and all their classmates Central Florida Foods, Inc. 322 6151 Sanford L. S "'urce t7/9' I F1' JIFIIUII tif Mr. ,iii 4 .. - Y061 & Mrs. Donald Grat and everyone at. . + SEABOARD COA S T L RIVE William plans to attend ,j Junior College, but ci not decided 00 01 --. The son of WS. his hobbies ttennie Jr.. ire hunting and baseball. He is i mitive Sanfordite if - 300 Bay Ave. I gOA79 CO. SANFORD, FLORIDA Sanford Presenting for all of your farm and garden needs.. See... Theory Stringer . - I . -, -, ' Music will be Theory's course f studs at Florida A&M nuiser'sit) lie tht. - - - track team and a member of !he hand at SHS. Ills hobbies are drawing and siA maning. lie is the son of Ossie %I Stringer. crea ____ RED ROSE on behalf of Mart and Cecil Tucker of Tucker's Farm and Garden Center I classmates of Presenting Presenina - - ORTHO PESTICIDES , s,,a u1r1u. -- -- i , - - r : ' PLAN TS HORSE SUPPLIES TOOLS VET SUPPLIFS Center TER SOFTNER Rum in Millington. Tenn is employed at Research and DevIopment Inc. He pinas to attend itiiruLe Junior College and 4. George ' FE RT ILI ZERS J SALT "Your One Slop Farm 1973 - - FEEDS CHEMICALS r i(k Ph Pr,ennric Geor qe E E.Szechy GROTONE GARDEN AIDS Tuckcr's Streaky Pete expresses congratulations to their twin sons, Cecil A. and John A., and their fellow graduating 14. • Prere.n t TUCkøt'b PURINA CHOWS PURINA HEALTH AIDS ..., - • and Mrs. Al,jia Shei4wd Sr., Ow has been a member of the ~varbook staff, FRA, Voice -Iass and Student Council. Her hobbies are reading, m-wirig, tive writing and taking (if children RA IL R OA D William Stoudenmire -. ____ . Good for you! You've reached your goal. and we wish you all L the success Oflu hoppiness in the world. N ursing & Convalence Residence Rosemary Sheppard MS .Icheenleaderfortwoyears+and president of Flu-V in her spar. time she enjoys sewing dancing and listening to music . Seminole Lod() 1"-e . Presenting Rochester New York L=urnmunut% College is where Rose plans to studs socaUcrnal hild care The daughter of Mr , - -i -_.•-.- active in chonis and baseball. Reverly is a native of Sanford. . it College is '.ecretartal science toward her goal of being an executiv e secretary The daughter of Mr indMrs Ned Stephens, she was _______________________________________________ May your future be filled with success, - where Beverly plans to study business. The daughter of Mrs. Mary Stokes. she has bee . • -, (if study 'teminole Junior Mr. & Mrs. V. K. Smith (4tirattiJaituii Seminole Junior College Ls - Susan S mpson \AI I • IV W illiam Rosemary Simas Prrcentinrj and conqratulations I0 S 'iylvia via and the Class of 1973. and - h architect, Eoghan ('oflVeflti()7 iii 12.1 Pinctrnst t us! - + (ioll,l . Beverly Ann Stokes '- '-. Beverly A. Stephens -, (/(,I . c,.-- she will studs business and secretarial courses. she was president of the Civinettes in " of Mr. and Mri esentinq woodland Dr.. plans to attend ._ filploved at Anii-Hari Orcht& lit(, lic wa!, treasurer of FFA 111(1 his h(lbbie.-, tire fishing. till"Uni_ swuninitir, and tennis Ht '! ii native of Trinidad. BWJ '\ and - I P.+s itut daughter of Mr arid Mrs Alex J. Serraes, 11 E -J. - c,lnsLrSjitio(, Sanford 80(1 - James Douglas Shepard in' ltst 2701 S O r lando Dr . 32? 2225 Sanford MIS The Hobert MARYLAND FRIED CHICKEN -: + Frc'sent,no Into' Ave haiphall JOHN HAMILTON Ph. 322 7061 & HEATING YOU PATE WITH -J S Richard B. Steele His hobbies are His d She plans to studs rt or social cicence at Rollins (OIIC Sha has been student tovernment president, s. isinettec president member 11 Interact Inter-club Council Tn-Hi-V. and Homecoming sponsor tier hobbies are cstimming tennis and hor " back riding Seminole Junior College where The sun of Mr and Mrs. 0 Shepard,lini plans Io studs agriculture and ildlift nuuluagenient 0 '1 hliifl(IIt Junior College I'rc'scntinq Allstate Insurance PLUMBING i .ake ' Prp'.priiiriz JgZsl.ii 501 Celery NN -- courst. Slit- hit% twen oil tht. -11hollor roll, DF.C:A club treasure find its represer~i! PH. 3222420 Best wishes from John Garza and staff - $ Rebecca Anne Serraes - fl1 !(A Irl-VII-Xildi, Dr IJUU1JLUUSIW rain Jr, " Prectntin of Seminalt. ('aunts and plans It working there and take saint' type of business ativt -- 115 N Laurel S n the Pep club and on the Presenting (OntiflUt' - HAWKINS ... .... Savings an'd Loan Association - P I The son of Mr ula Mat Scott he was o 'tbalI team four sears U track team. member of the CA Club. and basketball ((tIi(h for the Sanford Wei Side tI creation Center He cnjo c hu nting and rc& - )) 2100 FRENCH AVE., SANFORD ILL - Are in order for Rebecca Serraes, Sandra Kay Sefried - ft- orli (1/1 of us rri'tnc ring and last art th ces of studs Willie still ursue jit Texas Sthetn P f't b I SANFORD AVE. her are e has been active I Seminole Grads toilet hr1. lit r intl tooking tamps and Mrs H in Mr rents ..iIsersIt% Prt cc'nf,ri -A11111Pb A= a is FRIED CHICKEN - and swimmrng hob sand sh -- Willie Scott t!mpinyecl b, / US SANFORD 2465 PARK DR. Sharyn Alane Stenstrom n+uxr.r i- k ting of fIoII1 all // Best Wishes - Titus Jerome 5co Irohn IN Wilkins. Co-cl plans in illpnid Seminole Junirw CoileRe STENSTROM REALTY Business administration Aill . of study at Im, Sharon's courv ;wtninole Junior College. She , .is bmn active in the band, 1 IIA, French Club and Circle K .;,,41 bei- hotbies are horseback _______ Present,ri Irene Stapleton ittaff. Shift resides at essing r• '1uu + Class of '13, Susan and the staff at Pr(",erinp r to Seminole at - 4p., fM dM U I Ridge I irold F I I t + - To The Class of 73 t Cecilia 1973 SEMINOLE GRADUATING CLASS . ______ C" the word of God The son of Mr and hirs, Herman Schroeder, 81.1 flosaltit Dr., he u; employ d f. Sharon Lee Steadman Dennis E. Scott A// Honors to i '' rtir,o Pr San ford, " lub. Ills hobby is surfing. A native of Sanford, he resides at MARKET OUR it GPPJ ttii6lm awl cowliotabliam Technological University. lit' has Lx'ena rnernbci of the t.atin .lub Surf Team and Phsci time Tom' s favorite activitv at SKS hits been Tom wit s born . TO Bruce, the son of Harold A S i Startle%, plans to study rn = employed r: q ~4 If Vq IMF— Florida Technological University . He is Wilts mneo part SNORKEY'S .111L J11;1W N, enter thc Ne'A Bi uce H an Henry Sands Jr 1 306 Presf.?'IflC; t fl lritIn Vanderbilt University to :itudy law. The son of Mr. and Mrs. I)aniel J. Stechy. ht! Li i Ilielliber of Interuct, Surfing tvain, ienlor ch"rleader for tr(1 InitLrJst huhe(b*il SANFORD 30S 127-173S presenting Prccentrnq = i 1(1% &iflutq't S*.t.+itil SUSIe ç - -lutilor College whery stm. completed k-r last vear of Z i bit'los, technician hosenuir% hit.% lived lit Sanford fill tier life and sill, likts _17 of ttit Curls pro 'ruin ni ti sssy rich -tiorst, water ski, bowl and play pin bi SIK: is the daughter of Nit tdut.itiut UUtS(' a! still 1w studs _ Setninolt junior college' 1111(t IAtiridii Technological s art. ';wltllnllK, "ILL and sliv tws beeii iiCtlVV Ill thU 'williflole Ifigh Marching band a nd It tiered two S t.r on th. (ilvilil, teatil Stiv was HISit, it member of Para-Med and tilt, - Junitir College and Florida Tetiltiolorical Universit% and 'II ITibet of tIn F tA ttiret - to track rivanatr at SHS and Law Is Randy's chosen profemion and lie plans it) begin his college training lit Seminole Junior College. 1"he if and Sirs. lienry N. Tainin Jr. Jw juts twen it memlwr of tile switililling team. Key Club. heerledder rueniber of the fellors stop AnclKff Keyettes, Tri-Ifl-Y and parliamentarian in Student (;overninent. inwrested in hurne ecurturtnes. Ifer hobbies are reading, traveling and daricing -Ciirs, itgAblill two Years and Ow 1.17196, team three yearb 'dan's hobbies aire fishitir, 11, "ball aild Barbara Jean Smith i' Employed at Auto-Train Corp., Barby. the daughter of ..Ir. and Mrs. Gent Taffer. is attend In pursue studies in history or psychology. She has tiec-n junior varsity and vusltY ourse uf stud) at Flurida A&M ',_~njversity. TIw granddaughter of Mrs. Annie Wilson, she tws ill t1w St-nitnole Tire Shop. tit. i!, 'tit St)rlllfN , Irr and Mrs Wadt- H Sinilletary, He tuis beell v Angus Smith Frank V. Sloan .; -! - Presenting + - ____ 'iun plans ii attend Seiiiiriole +=-+- + Carla Tierce James Patrick Smith ( liristian study She Lewis Tillman ning are Judy's hobbies. The Is V11111losed lit till' i'vnmys. She p" to attend ,~eiiiinole Junior College and vichor Club, Keyvttes, Tri-Ill- ni tf the 'tp.tnish \ vice president - - - this 'q'et LII edueaticut She % As active in the Arwhor Club, Ivaiii anti FYEA. She Is the daughter of,%1r. und Mrs NUN A& Presenting - : phills to attend Scininole Junior College but is Athletes, Ili-racial cominsteve, and seiiifir cheerleader for tile girls. His Presenting Presenting - of IDelible teallt - Cecil A. Tucker III John Adams Tucker pow tire Frank's hobbies. He plans it) attend Seminole Junior College arid stud), vetermar% Sergentil-at-arnm In Ific HI-N, Cltib. Angus's h ot)bles iirt- R.I. Shian. 2001 Magnulia Ave., tile 30n uf eiiiplayt.d at Munti Bobbie Jean plans to attend Se'llitiole Juniur College but is Underided almut tier vouriie of Audie!i lier hobbies Liriv dun. J. Smith. 7L)4 Pecan Co v , Employed in the meat department at Park-n-Shop, 1at plans to attend Senitimit -Junior Col-lege in tile evenings and cuntinue working. His tie daughter of Mr. and Mrs, George J. Tierce, began Electronics will be IA-wis'h course of study at Semitiole Junior College, A mendwr lit FFA for four yeari, lit is tilt- :etninole High School after ~, (;a. where she was active In W! ind his hobbies are hunting, •I•.•.__,IIIlI I UL nursing at time University = A member of tile National lionorS4wiet),,('ecilwaiitalot)c- '11)hy!sician, but lim not decided 4111 tile College to attend. lie is I t Agriculture will be Jotw's Major course at Seminole lunior College and the Iy tit Florida. Ills littrents are Cevil Tucktr 11 and �I WR 7T, a nford l 6-The S Herald 77 Tuesday, June S, 1973 Tuesday,- June The Sanford Hrnki Presenting Presenting Presenting - Oebra Faye Turner Sandra A. Tucker Catherine Elaine Tyner Gary E. Vance r - flwn u Man lee and Mark of be -'s major pursuits at Seminole Junior College. Secretary of the DCT, her hobbirs are srwinR, swimming, horsehack riding. The daughter of Mrs. Anne Dorton and John Tvner, She is employed at Mill Horseback riding and hunting are Debra's hobbies. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CW. I'tirner 3r.. .1410 Sanford Ave. pi.i ns i,, ~ct a part-tinnu t'h to Mr . Charles White Jr. Catherine White Thomas J Wheato,1 an(1 11kminole plams to a and College Florida Technological University And .til tv 1-g)litical -science. lie ha5 Iwn active in football the track leini for three P.Irs 111S hol)h%. I'.' 0105'sr 5 le ~ 1 ~ AW %,)it of Mr. wid Mrct W1111"1111 Wheaton. IN4 hase e. ( 1,111j, dow Junior 4,41114-1,10 lip %%wi Junior PI-P-041vilt. menilIer oil (tirri-tilly -itudying liberal artq at Florldn ~jiuthern. 1.9kelond a;n of Mrg r)(,riq White. ho to, -,,it Presentin g Presentinq Ma y J oy ce Mark H. V inson Presrntinq :::0:, . Society Honor Mark and is employed station LJ2 Joan Wilber of the 'atIoflh4l 1 the band at a and plans to stuth hncencareer1ieldandsheiij PI" attend Seminole Junior (.oll The daughter of Mr. and illiam Johnson her hobhi are sewing, bowling, readirig 4 I -- r " r ii i i fl I Ocala Mi Barbara on er ulis I Babs, employed T 1L- . _ ; J" 1.. 1' / ' c - - - --- So. You've done it at II lost! And we're here to give Wendy Faye Wade cheers for - all the perseverance ' Fniptcitd it Disnes World. hearty hard work and that made those I 1 T.j7 : - Hunting. camping -intl are Steve's hobbies. In the tenth grade he pla%ed junior varsity football. lie is the 1 -,)n of Mr. and Mrs. Marsh, 1 4.1 !unker lane and plans to atSeminole Junior College. lie is employed at Winn Dixie i.-' s life has to offer: good noss, dreams come true. Now it's g' I .. Presenting ) .. — - /cZ7,4?/7,4 Marilyn G. Ward - .. . —. - - -.-• - Sewing, cooking, dancing and bowling are Marilyn s hobbies The daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Ward. she plans to attend Mianu University and s7475' G%lilliastics %0I be I'alett's 1 IIIII-se of study at ~k-ininole . union ( . I daughter I Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Williams, She was JV f(x)tbtlll hobbi es se"ing. cooking and dancing. 5",.4 /f.4C'Q/?D '' ________ - Pre!eriq Carrie B. Washington Presenting _____ _______ —' Wanda Lee Watkins - Presenting . Delores Watson 919 E. 2nd St. Sanford, Fla. - - - &' Active in tht I.Ind) stripers nd tivinettes at MIS, Susan Plans to attend Seminole Junior college, but is undecided on her (nurse of study. 11cr hobbies ~iry horseback riding. swilnining and the beach. She is tile daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I(aY ____ _____ - g - \lissionar nursing and teaching is the vocation Mar' has chosen. She plans to go tu i Bible school in Jackson, Misr She enjoys skating and fl- iri and participated in senior basketball. Her parents are Mr and Mrs. Simpson, 2804 S. Park Ave. . -- A lu mi nu FiAY Ph. 322-6707 Presenting Josephine Watson Shirley Ann Watson - I Janice M. Weldon Earl Weldon of Mary Lee Williams lvfary Lop plans U) work at a letory or stare. She is the aughter 4 -Mr and Mrs. Dan Williams and has participated n chorus for three years. Her i t'hies are writing poems and HORSE HEATH SUPPLIES (305)322-6870 I Nightly Willie I. Williams - Extra Large Sirloin mFor Two 12-01. Filet -•-- -- . - Best Wi sh & Operated by Tony & Louise Costantina Closed Sunday A Monday Hwy. 17-92 on Lake Monroe 312-3108 SANFORD P'" lii ,iI iUrifl by Wilma Jean, daughter Mr. and Mrs. harry WiUlanis. Receiving an A-fl average in her high school sears she was in the junior chorus and her hobbies are ii un mc' urid ixkini' Congratulations P - 4 - resenting CLASS OF 1973 Yvonne Williams es pIan.i '-0 dOtty lume unuznics at seminole Junior ollege' The daughter of Mr md trs. B.E. Scott. she par- icipated in the Future Iioineinaiiers of America Club ,,j i-u-v -- GRADUATES i ' Employed at Perry Funeral 'hiipel. Willie is undecided ibout whether to attend college. the ion of Mr. and Mrs. ~edWck Penbelton. he has been active in the band And ht3,Ubby 10.93 3.93 A -ari•,•r '' - St J . - INDUSTRIIS, INC. ns oh p • Sanford 116 N Park Ave - - Largest Manufacturer of Custom Built Business Cases in the United States -. rIfle,' - - - Presenting - presenting Miwni Brick and Stone is Harry's place of employment lie plans to be a mason and to attend a trade school to be an electric-ian The son of Mr and Mrs Jcisph Watson,he ha participated in tile VICA Club and enjoys basketball. ' L . - - -i- 4il1 I un I liuliii 111~ljor urse of itutly .ifl( '' ininole Jun or (a (l( un Oil I 'hi Uruiu rsit (if 4 lie daughter (it Mr. and Mr.-, ltolwrt Willi, ain.son, she was if tneintx-r of the French Club at -- Presenting __ -I _- Elliployed at Gordon foleyer's office of State Pariii Insurance. Nancy Plans tu Terry Albert Winn Seitumle Juniur College and ne University of Flunda t3 -plan3 to e( flu get tuirrit-it in ,lnkt tiler to take licensett - at the LikC%tt" he 1.5 t urint I. entcr laughtero(Mr, andMrs. AUen ~~,iLwr. She participated in thV i,v p Club and her hobbles art! nfori.t inc iii arid will take her training t Seminole Junior College. Ttw daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Willis, she was it inember of FBI.A and her - Presenting Nancy Jo Wilson Doree Lynn Willis Pamela Denise Williamson t Terry - Mr anil Mn 1' t Winn, he has tell a ntuiiber if the Physics -tub, TEC Club. Interact, ilWketball dad track ituinaVr filing - - - Theobie Wells Janice Is the daughter of Dr and Mrs Prnt,nq . —'7 Prsc-nsing - FEED 1215 S. French Ave., Sanford Owned 4iitig, swimming and hunting Pn1:rtr Deas and their I H a rca r - C- L Presentun daughter Off To Our Grads — -' Harry James Watson Airline stewardess trining at the school in Deltona is Lois,,s plan after graduation The daughter of John D, Watson, she has been a member of the Pep Club and her hobbies are Linging, dancing, bowling and reading. to our LAKE MONROE INN - - - F is Wanda's destination folio, Ing graduation Chaplain of the DCT Club. she is employed Lit Sterehi Brothers Stores Inc and her hobby is swimming . tier parents are Mr. and Mrs. J.M. WaO.ins wishes - career In : Carrie plans to stud) tit St-tiunole Junior CoBege. Her hobbies are dancing seiin ;111d reading. She is the daughter of Mr a nd Mrs Herbert Washington, 1104 Pint Ave warm featuring Charcoaled dentistry is Brad's plan He will begin his higher education at Seminole Junior College. The son of Mr. and Mrs R G Ward, 153 Canal , he was born In Miami. His hobby is surfing. ' • •'.'-.- resdent of student 4overnPresident of Interriub .'iiinrti Ri.R,irial enmmitte. rflent Out Patient Therapy t - Presenting A - - - p" Wi lco Sales Private Patients—VA—Medicare Wilma Jean Williams _______ - - Classmates upon achieving : i1 r: I, Richard and ber 24 Hour Nursing Care For --- OCO IV(LIV%IJL( MEMBER p To extend our conqratu$ations Susan Michele Williams -- the Barbizon School of Modeling to study modeli ng She participated in the drama club - . Are Proud I r -• itIlIlIf'lIt . Dancing To Modern Country Music Mary E. Warmack Nff •( Presenting st - F!!'W uitiitil' it the Holiday Fr nni tans to stud ui'itnes or laboratory '01rhntrian courses at Florida l'echnnlogicsl Universtty. The biiighterofMr and Mrs. Henr; With ims 111 ihe va'* Active .11 111dilly ClUbS. WAS VICL' weiident d both w4ftmor.- They deserve to be congratulated - Presenting I I f r ui at uu I NURSING out Friendly Bank' Presenting 1 mpinyeil _________________________________________ - ''The () I Ul'f ' "where your friends are" , . ' ±'- I I CENTER 4 Ift - Franin Karen Williams Kimberly, Dickie I Bradford Kelly Ward At course of stud at Semrncnc Junior College The son of Mr. and Mrs LE. Wall, he has been participated in basketball. baseball and the Interact Club at SHS. His hobbies are playing guitar and surfing. He is en)- (JII It) \4/ - William A. Wall l ciii - Hats 4p n.rI ing and Presenting 1 1111 Well Done 1 i 1 . ill - I Stephen Harold Walker ( I9nir 323- I 1 a now beginning. Good luck! - vhIch rnurwi to piumue. .9w r' .' i'Ii'nded ()vie.dn r1igh 1. • I (UI ,uui histor III t liitk S tt)Uts(S of StIitt% it Senitnolt' Junior ('olk,:r \ ti, , the torts It •lh ! F btnes -ire niulr %korking %kith his hands and reading. lie is tilt, son of Mrs. Iwilti' Wilker, - - of you and we want you to know We wish you the best 1 - in r ii business iimniing f 'Iiu Lazett Williams diplomas possible We're proud - Wendy plans to attend Seminole Junior College. Her parents am Mr. and Mrs- C.E. Wade, 2D5 Flamingo Drive Dr. and she has active in Tri-Hi-\. been vearbook business editor and the scienict dub Her hobbi is swimming. th ree ,ivti'r - Ricky R Wilkins I--. - Presenting / i Minder I SEMINOLE and cooking. Presc'ntna Mr at the U S tud nvittwmitics at Set1ur ile Junior (ollege. She is a menther of the National Il"inur society, F\ I' A "ice president \ outh the (hrlstian -1 organization and participated n the Junior-Senior Baseth 1 urn'. The (laughter of Mr ansi Nirs. H.W. Von lierbuhi. her hobbirs are all sports. se%%ing --- r sr Wilkerson plans to itten* 4eminnIe r .1 GRADUATES Presentinq of Seminole plans ' Wilkerson A from Rick Voltoisne arsi football and the Interact hub have been Ricks major Interests at SHS 9e plans to attent Seminole Junior ColIee and studs architecture or electronic drafting. He is the s f Mr. and Mrs T'riir.k and cm toe S;,nf ord Herald. liv; hobbies are .11urfing and motorcycle ridim Mae . Presentina - Lola - foreign study league. Thc mit 'Ii Mr nR 10 TO OUR 1973 SEMINOLE GRADUATING CLASS " '(UI 1hII1 born in o ______ I n r& h.intIktnj iii lunior College, Atlanta, ii Iii has b4 en siu tnh r of In Iii-Y, Keyettes, yearilook stalf - W V 9 fl . medicine at the Uniersit o' Floi-ida. His hobbies are tennis, And basketball football, reneuing old cars. His mother W%6r-, is Dorothy B Brown Presenting - 'Inlinghlood, 1210 W. 15th ted in FHA, ;wfient Government, Ch(W~LS Charles will thome toetw"n at and m%11111111111, - Now o-mpinyed At Winn rAlrie, inda .witI Attend.qj(" arA Ouitly IZI r ,,f Pr andNirti Interact. Key Club. till-re %.(,nl-% I Linda Gail Whit e head Mrs IteM-s A Vance (,ar Business courses will Brannen, is emplo%ed ill Fairway Market. She plans to attend .Seminole Junior College and sludv child care and get married this summ lit-en active in the Pep Club and lier hobbirk art, sewing rind Fngland Prcnritirg Prcnnfinq PresmIing the daughter 1973-17 •, 'reser1friq Sandi. So Presenting - Presenting ____ Presenting . ____ Norris Lane Woody - -• Alma Jean Wright Presenting Charlie W. Yarborough Jr 1 Presenting Patricia G Young Spet1aledw.aUc4tacfl �- --f--- I - ----- -- --------- - S.-- - - Tiisly, Juno he Sa nford IlerlcJ The Sanford Herald's 13th -. - ---- •-,-. , I'/j I '•: - Annual Graduation Edition 4 IIJ%O S Ell Oviedo TO OUR 1973 SEMINOLE GRADUATING CLASS Presenting Presenting Presenting - Russell L. Young Jr. Presenting - George Jerome Pivec Lone H. Youngers 5/ ItusR the con o' Mr, an ci Mrs. RI. Young, is tmplovN: at Eagle FamilyDiscount, 1k has no plans at th is time t(, attend college, He is a member of the Physics club and hi hnhh is TflUSI( - - % j - - - 1- -- - 4 , The daughter of Mr. and Mrs Donald \'nungers, Lori plan it t 1uid t)USiflt'S5 courses pins UI 111'kl111.il V1% college. but is undecided a ll is time which one to attend lit- played football as : phomore and is it member of surf team. The son of Mr. and Mrs. I.nwrence Pivec. he is employed at Art (rindles Wheel Ranch lie enjoys stir. :it N ling. motor ' - Seminole Junior College. She is rniployed at Fairway Markets lArl is nec president of Dl-.'('A ;sncI enjoys horseback riding, inirnint and sewing ' - Carl J. Johnson - i - 1 - - iclti criinecring is the Irse 11! study Carl has chosen -•- • Seminole Junior College rnplrivrd by A . C. t)oudnv surveyor, he is the son of Mr , fl nest O'Steen Ht' Mikt- ; - — . I - _W IRA - 'tar, Kurt member of the varat% baseball team, the Letterman's Club and leading hitter his junior year The son of Mrs Kathleen K \eleod• he plans to attend !ither Seminole Junior tThlke r FS1' and study business His tiobb1 ' - V t - -. - — - - - Class tit ' 1973 -, -- " 4 1 Iohn Allen Jeanne Kuips ;arland S. Baker Randi Lee Nelson )onnell Black Eustace Otliff Clrjy Motto Bennie E. Payne iane Bush Stephen D. Pulver liane F. Corderr-e James J. Rübincit lonald Farmer Helena Scipio eanette Fuller Joseph T. Sharpe -- Ifred L. Harris Ronnie Sutton /illiam Howard Robert V. Thompson arl J. Johnson Mary Neal Tucker %arvin Johnson Eddie Williams obert Lee Kelly Henry Wilson - Sanford success is within our reach. Our williull Graduation Edition determination enhances our efforts to succeed. line step at a time we confront life's elements tiger, love, fear and hate. As the bud of a re opens into the brightness of the sun, we enter a world of trials and honor. We grasped for the best and worked hard to get this far. God is with us, whom do we fear? Paul E Evans Belinda Sue Thrift The Sanford Herald ii Johnny J England v Education V Lir Hi s I o atiira1 Sciences & S Social Sciences & General t11(1ieS , Graduates! Fall Quarter Application Deadline: August 20, 1973 Classes Begin: September 24, 1973 Call or Write: ty Saddle ('lub had Kari Baker as treasurer and Kim Baker as secretary, Science Club was captivated by Pam Brandorff, president, Barbara I)unneback, vicepresident, Anne Birchett, secretary and Debbie Parker treasurer. Spanish Club brought out Kathy ('rescent president Speech and I)rama Club ('merged with Kozet te Pa i'sons president and Jackie Lee vice- 0 7711 Our Marching Lions were led by Paula Edwards, Secretary, Teresa Tyi'e, Teri O'Neil. U ichard Zawadski Librarian and Becky Burgess, treasurer, Interact ( '10), which was first organized this year, has one Senior member, President Kevin Frederick. ()iii' hard - working Annual staff Was headed The (lass of 1973 received honors for the folIo ing : Boy State-'Louie Tulp ; Betty ('rocker Homemaker Award-Shan Sizemore ; Youth Leadership ('ontest- Debbie Parker. 1st place, Arurw Bii'ch- t t 3rd place To The Graduates 117 3 Of 11 The tact t hat u trt '( 'Olflmt'flcetnvnt ('crciiion hoiortd b our as you come to the I. 1)llCltlsion of 'our high sch oo l days dramatizes otlr need to recognize that this is not a time in your lilt' to rely on your past laurels as you e fac the future, but establishes the need to interest in your lifelong goals Your teachers and I join in commending you ton ha ving st1('ct''tUI iv reached another ritilesto ne in your life, and e extend our concerns and hopes for you as you enter into another phase of lift' activities. In ttxiav's world it takes quite it lot of fortitude and it rather special quality of character to ticcessfully lace the decisions of everyda life .-gain 'our school staff has confidence and faith in uur deterInitiation to accept this challenge. \t' encourage you to (lisp I' vow' o' n brand of Courage. hut, also, one that is marked ith the persistence to al a s think constructively with tile i't'ct)gtiition that thoughts are the initial tnt'aris of reaching >oui- desired goals. However, You I1itL't realize that there are areas of your life here rt'aon cannot take you, and ou must reI on f'a mUi w it h the realization that Va it h hes nt it contradict reason but transcend.-; it For my parting challenge to wu I a in in tt'i'ing a statement gm en by a fornict- great religious leader, John Wesley. "Do all the good It titi can, in all the ways you can, to all the souls s oti can, in every place you can, at all the times OU t,'all, itti all the zeal you can, as long ever , j( I lb • . . 111)1 111(11 • , ' • (UI cart i '' Smncerel Keith Stone Ill- m tic ipa I As we look back over these twelve years are now looking forward to our graduat ion (lay, For we the (lilt' liuItl(iI'('(l and s i xty-two seti iOU'S of N73 of vR'do I ugh St'Iiool''Tomorrow's life is too late; Live for today.'' - Senior Class Senior Class Officers ±: - •'-1 - A 1 _± i" •" - er Ilk ' ' '''' - _____ W - * April 13th our Senior ('lass SLM)IiSOre(i the Talent Show to help provide money to buy a gift Ion the school This money also t (1(1k care of our graduation expenses. The Senior ('lass also took part in it school candy drive for it covering for the gym floor. , I ççç,c JIi) ()it , ç(tb.O cfJc& • Our fine (.'horus was led by Mary Lou Ivo as librarian and Melanie Schell historian Many ,)l her Seniors helped bring forth beautiful mu_sic in the chorus: Veronica Banks, I)ciiise I linton .)tidy Mc( 'leese, Robin Muller, Kathy Smith and I A)U Ann Willis. 'Ilie lovely Majorettes were headed by Senior .Jean ,Janvie, , P. Fund Ra i, t i president, Hon ors: P ri n c i pal Keith Stone - • . Orlando, Florida 3281c, t , - , A - I) CT ('liii) brought out the leadership of Dana Wincgardner, president, Bonnie I fughes, vice-president, and Janet I"owler. F.H.A. kept its leadership of R ose Iarv Banks, president, ('harline Jackson, president, .Janice Witherspoon, secretary and Linda Lewis treasurer. French Club was led by Jean Jarvie as pres ide nt. I'L'P ('lub's top officers were Diana LaH'amboise president and Mary M;l'I);lli\' vice-president . P.O. Box 2500C , , . Admissions Office Seniors took part in many different sports Starring in F ootball were: Donnie Allen. .John Ut'Ckt'r, David Histiul), ('un Brooks, Alan I )anicl 1m1Y Easter. Frank ( ooch. Mark Goodman. lieggie Hampton, Rob Harris, Jimmy Meeks. Forest Michael, Larry Perrin, Wes t)oii Smith and Louie *1 uip. Basketball was a great victory. ( )viedo went to the Regional Tournaments led by such seniors as Doug Allen, Alan I)aniel, Frank (;ooch and Guy Rhodes. Baseball brought out Alan Daniel, Robert Davis, Frank Gooch, Jimmy Meeks, Jeff Raymer, Guy Rhodes, Wes Sessoms, Greg Sitidad, and Louis Th1PSenior participants on the track team were: D onnie Allen. David Bishop, Marvin Ely and Kevin Frederick. The Swim tea in had one sen ior, Mark Hall . added to these with ROt)ct'ta Mims, Mark Robinson and Gary Winner. The Senior-Freshmen Powder Puff Football team under the great coaching of Donnie Allen and John Becker was victorious over the JuniorSophomore team with a score of 12-0. Both touchdowns were mad' by seniors. Mary McGroarty and Roberta Mims. Remember the hard-working, school spirited cheerleaders: Mine Rirchett, Pam Bran(iorfI, Kathy ('rescenti Barbara I )unnebacke, Denise I linton, and Debbie Parker' , , Telephone (3O5) 275-251 1 SJ)orlS. The Beta Club was led by Greg Sindad, president and (aroln Soball, vice'pt'esjdent Media Centel- Council was led by Donnie Allen, president, holly Johns, vice-president, (;ail Rigdon, secretary, and Mark Goodman, treasurer. Newspa pe r Editor Forest Michael had much help from reporters Becky Burgess, Larry Perrin. Bill Warheit Larry William, Tim West. and Fred Rhodes. - v Humanities & Fine At Florida Technoloa:o Urer \Ve - participated i n most of the clubs and organizations at O viedo, with many serving as president , Roberta Minis held the position of president of Student Council. The Senior ('lass officers—Anne Hi rche II, president, Barbara I)unnebacke. vice-president. Kathy ('rescenti. secretary, and Laura Schultz, treasurer, were u aided by the Senior ('oncil representatives: Pam Brandorif. Mark Goodman, ( 'harline Jackson. Debbie IParker and Laura ra Toon k 'P l!(1. \ Ortega. Editor; ('.irolvn Sohall, Ass? Sessuins aIl(l Easter, SIr? Ti llman, photographer. (lii I Mi kier. Ad vert isi ng Editor, and Senior (las l'.(litOrS Mai'ij() l'crnan(lei. and Kotett I'arson. Edl (in; SCIi jot's It was September 19(19 when the Freshmen marched down the halls of our newly finished Oviedo High School under the leadership of Mr. Clyde 1 folder, At that time we were not too impressed with the role we were toplay as the "Class of 1973," for it seemed a long way off. Although Freshmen, we began to participate vigorously school activities. By the tenth grade we had increased in school activities strongly Being Sophomores, e were on our was' to the very top. We continued to partake in basketball, football, band and various clubs. Nothing could stop its now from reaching our goal, which later would become one of the most important steps ever to be made in our lives, As Juniors we had progressed tremen1 dously. The impossible had only to be challenged. Growing as leaders of tomorrow we had become a rpe''l :h!i' group. We crc proud of our achievements, one of which was the dazzling victory of the bonfire. The greatest of our achievements was the success of our magazine drive, which led us to a beautiful prom held at the Parliament House. Touched with the s' that accompanies success, the coming year was to be the best of all. Finally the time had arrived—our destiny was achieved. Although our Homecoming exploded when the judges opinion favored the Junior's bonfire, we triumphed with the m crowning of Kathy (.'rescenti as I lom ecoing Queen and the presentation of her court: Cathy Allen, Anne Hirchett Barbara I)unneback Bonnie Hughes, Patty Haymer, and Laura -Schultz Let its forever remernticr our hard-working 4 sponsors, Mrs Hazel \Vest and Mr John tui . for without their help we would have failed Engineering I' JohFl ()rg(l1l l( tOILS it L,ifrt'd Eudell 1 Class S ponsors-: - Call or Come By I ________ As we strive for the fullness of the world. of the 1973 I / -: (4111 I . p Business A(Miiiii stratioii ___ ____ _ S I,- - Additional Copies &i Bennie Montgomery L ~_ Vi - - i AMC ________ (, Are Available XA A -i- I (' / Class Flower: illiam C. Hague I.H IHH 1,11/0.' Class Colors: f Gayle M. Sheafer New & Used Mart Ii/' I. )1 V ._ S Tif ) 111 ichard L. Brooks A LARRY' S 215 S. Sanford Ave. in Young l.itc, club and the I)CT progran, Laura, the daughter of Mr. ; Mrs. Roy Brown, got married n December and she and her husband are purchasing ar.j a home. She furnihin emp1ct.ed by Lee Cnnstrii Co Her hobbies are s knnQ and the beach '- - 322-4132 C, .-\i-twe € native of Boston, ISS and currently resides ii. Sanford. wish his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smo-rowski After graduation, Mike plans to ,tudy Design Drafting at either SJC tor FlU. At Seminole High hr was on the Tennis Team and was ii member of the TEC Clut lis favorite hobbies are sailing. - ; Kurt William McLeod Michael Smorowski alm - gc the - IT!ig,'Ii School Laura Brown Rumbley 1, rorc I - Council !(lI11 Li 1 -5- ___ I)r(zFuh)r// UIk(;1)1)dIIl(l,l _.' - V i ('/u,,'/jne — L Jackswl ___ IIi —I I),in,w!u,e/' President Vice President KutI, ' (.','',w,,,i Secretary - Iditifli t'IiiiIi Treasurer Laura Ism ilk to - �- - - - - - ---- - -, ----s-- - _____ .- -- -. I --- - - - ---- - - - - -- ---'__----- ---------- - -------- - - - ------- ----------- - -- -- - - - ----- ----*- -- -- ____ ' ir iii irir. HTImnmIIm11n i Presenting Presenting Prcser'hr Presenting Presenting Joseph Albert A. Cathy Billie - Douglas Lee Allen Donald Ray Allen Allen J'recentinq Pr,'sentlflq • ' Carl S. Brooks Diann Zenobia Brooks Prrcn?incj Patricia Annette Rebecca Sue Buckelew Jx Burgess ',1uq( PIIIKIIIIfl is the couri ,4 ;artatio,atMId. daTectn the iq Donnie a native Floridian. plam to attmW I"'s McRes 36-1 College and stud%hicim% Hit was active trt track, football. and choir with favoritt pastimes of wrestling and model sloups. Donnie iss the mr, Mr and Mrs Elijat. Allen o! r C t MM, 1 litioloungL Presently employed Boilh Jim X111", cis 411111--000.go, ~~urftng, and nitaking surf bnarcL ri his tree time 3ot a the son of Mrs June*, Backowski of Winter Park -t. her tutury plans will 1* a- I)i aIauihter of Mr. and Mr %sH l. h8SkC(h011 atitt Doug is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas kflenofO,4o &.t this time he plans to go 1p ~-nlleoge but is undecided as tp -Ahich one. Doug was active in tQskeftll and won such tit)e~ and -all.stati. - hasirlmll %%ere the sporU Carl t Oirle% as t is frt ends k ~,oiii participated in uhtle at it 11 S 1-he son of Mrs Nifflie Britoi)ks of Oviedo, fie intends Ili i:il 14) N 3 C. ill the fall. bill iN of to %othich !L of ti;dy Becky will follow at olim It. wrthpiace fit I:at, 'the ,h ; , iy;rks1%:l;i,ilnn t, Ill ) and F If A. Ill Ihe fall, she holw-1 to, I'll to) NIl 'V # ir ta dio ' :: ;4114)011 014, was Student 01111101 "11111% blI-0IVeqq,;. ll(Irll ill 01111llt'tl, S4111011 011`01111il S1141 SI)4111(iq No hter of Mr. anA Mrs Rr anti. the newitpapel". and R, F If A were the Of gAnizAtion's q t)e was involved in while 'A inning "I'landsman of the in '72." Music. boatinit, Iiiiii, qo-wim! A 4t Presentinc - Dean Presentlna P-ese. Ashton Ora l R. Bailey hum of Geneva, Dean Ut he a rzwchanir, and entwrWtwfatIr BJ?t / fl('v r14111 .ed lilITier EIectru., p1.an U) ( flit the ekrtIICi fit!Ld BflT IT. '" Yount ..lie .&s president and I) CT J r. o'ft-er 0at is the car of p_; , iir. \1 Winter - -.__... . - - 1111I11 ,,, 't .II. Louise Baker r Mrs. Graerne 1.. Baker of she was born in Mantans Beta Club Sadd'e flub ere journalism and organizations she participated fiii t' while fidii1.. .ifl - . photographs and 'amm - 00 l,.. _jn4 pl)otoi Born in Sanford, I Bone L' the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie PROUD OF YOU - W - L OVIEDO SHOPPING CENTER -V - up ant spare Linac she tui. _ - u elementary education. Tb." daughter of Mr and Mrs ()wa"n .' it Crawford of Winter Park she w active in Keta flub and h' ' r'i In her kncur IL La 'P.' piano ard ikis ,- a S h,-iron Culverhouse ()kiat'.mnIStmt'tnr1UyLi ..here Sharon will stud:, drama Pti fall. The daughter of Mr. r WITH Lis Mr. 8 Mrs. Luther Carroll Culverhouse of 'nil Mrs. I S. Ij,rrento Apts., flowell Branch URPTE she was born in Blri~,ingham, Ala. Very active in hmi she belonged to Pep Chib, Thespians, Junior 4 Congratulate ... named "Outstanding - . _'> '.- 'd Winter Park. He plans to go Ill college but he has not decided THE CITIZENS BANK to - hirh ___ Initsf;tllAlinpliin.sttl~ittentI from Oviedo CHASE High School MPANY f d pare time he has. ---------- a io - Prcseninq Preran - p t Jon Scott Barkwill it) wtuit field he will go into he MO.H. . Iisi'iho to eta S partiripatellf in the usual Good For You! of ;ind inechanics take up an% line 114)rn in Oviedo, Ray is Ow xm )f Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. - - OF OVIEDO Prc,.eriinc _____ Club, football, basketball. baseball, Student Council, student Betterment, and - , - Roy Glenn Daniel upon their graduati on business. The son of o1r and Nirs Anthony A. 11I.-Iniel of LTCaI deal of George's time .cirn in Neu York he IS the son f Mr. and Mrs. John Barbers , Procentiflq is classmates Daniel University of Mabama and tuds either eduiation or While in school spcorts like Ituistoball and so.-cer took - — Alan Anthony ar k.,ery ' Best Wishes - .- ,, - an f,71 - : _. to art ri p arc to I this fall and major in n _____________________________________________________ PreentinQ - Georqe A J'• "o___ t : - I Iii :auihh r if \rq tih of ()rkiruio Attn t'i lit ta'r"it.'d in rrrninirs, readir;i anal anilerting poems. Thouit)' ha r plans liar the Ititur. nra un.cura at this titie she upc t t'rkmni' a spa'rien a ('till 'a ltrn ii I,,',, Ii' t'.a tn.'I ,t I iii iii, ii iiii ill ti's iti*' 0 ( 11144,1 I mmlii TO OUR 1973 OVIEDO GRADUATING CLASS Ilotnecoining Queen %%tory anioni., the many u ti itlr Kattit, fo%as invoh'ed In Till, (laughter tit Mr. anti 'Mrs \%oiller Crestvnti of Winter Poirk, she plans to takt. ecretarial courv .s at S.J.C. this time be plans to go ti. ' esei V fi(*jr4;, singing, dancing, and 1-stenuW U) soul music prew.- W% - Edward Lamar Carroll OVIEDO, FLORIDA Congratulations (a' Ouu' Bo .eneva in college she tnumcis U ga mit biologicalresearct. -.:i - - r _-.1 v. ,J (lab I.ihrar, (tat) j Cheeriiijmn' Spanish ('liii ' Junior Class vice-president senior Cnss secretary an ...liege bull is undecided as ti %lohich one. Student Betterment A,ts the number one club in Mrs - -.1. 110a - 1,ee Banks Sr. of Geneva, A: MARKET & WESTERN WEAR Banks f"onnito was activt. in while at iviedi, Higt. Boom in Sanford. . -.. Kathleen Anti Crescenti r of73 COUNTRY QUICK F.ifA..Pe;tCluL and Ctrnzr .kere liii organized groups - -.' -- - Tyrone Banks ______ Karen Crawford Ada Mae Coney o iiA lout I )r miii m ( limb I'cp ( limb nimal Library (ouncii, tha' daughter of Mr. and Mrs i)avtes ('oft' of it titi "hi' jaimn' 1(1 atti'ntl I ( anti !taiIti% I course III " r m ( I irLil maark She cpeiI' In I ifliIIIL hi I Ira i. tUft 1% it' liii. 1 ' OA —1 Presentin1~4 "PP Etta Cone ..-. ., ,t, rlijnclnj~. rookini an~ ~..-aenlrw it Soul ITIUSIL. Whift w-tivi, In clubs her lavoritt wait Veronica - '4 n I P __2 p -. itdthe fl - ,11- 1~ WW 't h R t trmtl td work are I dard c hobbies. Now employed at (arrolis Citrus Nursery, he is t he con of Mr. and Mrs Luther I arroll Jr of O tedo Involved d in 1) 1 ( \ it c4 hool ha pl.fl It' .., ! lit., ku1 - '" TO OUR 1973 OVIEDO GRADUATING CLASS U, gc, U F.S.L lit StUzi} $OCI&i .!Tt S v.art The daughter of Mr and hop - llioillii~', June - Carroll 7 cm! 'A Rose Mary Banks •Lamar work h.t.Ti,.. St ; v; A mitt' w ould like to ed and Ha ns Mr an Stare The daughter Kari hatla from Bazemar MotnActr 11 l) she was in Beta C'lub SildI lub. and Journalism She iud like in go mitt a field .ated U) animals Ka" IN .gtmter a Mr and M's Raker n' Cltme& - erne - as - Kim Karl Baker - i-andi he participated in 'loft b.11i11 anc basketball rti.il1 pinvrd i Shedd VieIdm 1ri flfl( U fl'.! U.1IU ii1i UuiInin it(JT5. recpntinq - E. Spelihousen & Sons Presentinq 3P-111i Horace Lee Davis enrod Market John Charles Becker Robert Orrin Davis Gold Current1 emplo%ed at the lnLttILal - science and 1zr af1 iasketkIl,traci'..FT.A,band and .StuthrntCouiicjl — SrnrLin Twin Theater. John - enfortenwril art Uit course. , clww, b% Scott U. tn- taketi a: FT.0 While ill school kit participated tn football, ___ would like it) conUnue hist education but is undmded as tf, which college. 71* son of Mr he was - fcotbafl . track. Beta Club, Spanish dub, -. hit iand Mrh John F Ilaftwil: is! Winter Park-, 1w watersVie!_ band. and was the Powder Puff Mach and ctwerleader. Hwi- 42 Bob L s undft-ided at this tirne .4 -,ohich college he will attenid. 11ilto son of Mr. and .M M W U.S. CHOICE MEATS& GROCERIES itnarus. football, and Pep flub .. I Nit-chanics is the course of ,Iud% Iloorace will follow at S J.C. Born inSanford, he is the c,oflof Mr. and \IrS Oscar Davis of Ch-iedo. Basketball, GOLDENROD, FLORIDA Rkhar&IH:Dav%sofOrlandO,he ',.i,ttl active at sctwW = in baseball. basketball arid powderpuff P articipating %kere among his many ac- SKATE CITY Pre€iriq Williams Bircheti II take Stand up and Anne l.Yourp .rfurxnunc't' Biological science is the ficic My tuitir Aould like it, continue it at F..%.0 *nw daughter of and Mr-. IlT Itircixott if! Slattland shit. %loia kep, artivt with beitir Senior Cla" hat. merited you a di. 1110"M IMP- (of Presertting r'—r— -- Presenting - David W avi Wayne Bishop edo Dru Store luck- stcrttar Varsit 1 11willk-t of Ik *-ta Club and plumbing. During his ears at O.H.S., - he played football, 4 i ',pantsh Club, winning Slair 4 A* DUDA & SONS Prt't.eniini SLAVIA, FLORIDA PH. 365-3211 ernonEdwardBovalrd 'It- 111111oltil.. and platying 'hislioetball He lb t1w wri of Mr F H A., Poiliock-rpuff Ftootball. and Librar Council Club. Her frev M tiltie it takei, up A-Itt, Pho 838-2474 Deborah Carol Edwards Randolph A. Easter Paula A. Edwards rPft ~Cta Club. Student C4)un(-iland Vernoon. prev--ntl% employed, 'Auuld like to keep working at his current Job 71* son of Mr arid Mrs. Keak, buvaird o! 0viedo. he was in D.C.T. and jawbaD while in schmi and #11)oyed hunting and fishing tn daughter uf Mr. and Mrh Hum lif-ston 77huugh not pljntitrq~ to. Ltj W tmllegv stit iAould likv to go to trade School. In school slw participated ir, tht, uslial W - iLitliflit 1 tx,d books a treat p.1-stilile Beta Club was ri~anited he was parUc%J=ly Pre.ntiriq Club victo president, member of Mrs Puts%, A. booth of Ovied(,, - FOR RESERVATIONS Presenting Barbara Ann Dunnebacke Beatrice L. Boston WV V I I COSMETICS* GIFTS* PHOTOS to - planb to I* married in Junt. while niaintainitir ii)ob ab pari- I tit. -A)II of Sirs. Annoette J. ON DOG TRACK ROAD VA j*.! !jU!j'j!ji' jjf1 d flSti,-,111, Prec. entinq 111111ting arld havilill it g(flid time are Itandolphs' ljobl)jvs 1111(lMrs litirave C. I,:dio%rard.s of liViviti, Paula Ls the dAughter U't Faster tit Mailland lie hopes to .4A -iltior graduation While M 11 S S st-cretars, tot the (viaiklu. t1orn tn ALuka stw Ix,tterment, and the annual staff "t-re all groups he %4as Center Council lhiring her Ivisure lime ,he vnj(i~s riding .fill 41 Acre all activities Barbara 111011, ell at 0 It S 114)rn in Ill.. lit litralli and till tilt Media - tic is the daughter of IA. 7 1 -w- ff J.(-, licioltspaper stikff. 4 spantsh Club and band weft stw was invulved M111117. AV us Ivisure tune. Presenting Presentan Timothy Lee Bowser Pree'ranc Pamela Anne Brandorff OPP, Flaridit ui the 'OUrbO 0! stud) to be followed bio Tinj thlis fall. *nw tion of Mr. - - aid Mrs. Thomas L Bnwer be t'ta Club Honor r ,,= the bittgtrl., ta Club. J Science Club. Varsity cheerleadini,_ Powderpuff fixitball, Senior viliuntoil. Student Betterilitent c(plyllilitteviiiiere Jill atlivitistos Pan, wall Involved tit - - - Marvin Bernard Ely while a senior The daughter of - . - - - uru\a:liCo c'r - - - . Marijo Fernandez I . Jack Donald Fowler Karen Ann Foldy --- - ~ A - iiitli riiemital health Born it) the IC.A program and held Svininole Junior College Is "jo- re ,,jobil" is lx)und though Gateway Nurwift, Inc. is WI*Toe Richard is now emPloYed. Ilie son of Mr. arid Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrb. to go Into some field cuneeried Mr and Mrs PatI A Brundurif — Presentinq . - Youth%- ititend.- to gu on to AQ. Preserting Prc!senhlnri Richard Allen Brinkle . - t~orNebtack riding Presenting Kathy Lynn Brazier be plans to A - - go into VekTi nary IT)edicl,ne at Brigh University. t"14 we among his Is is the cuurw HWY. 17-92 Presenting Deborah Jean Booth -1111oli-tture but it, undecided which college tw will attend Curretiflil, employed lit tilt. Nov% Excluinge he "n& hu. studycomputem At ' ,chwil tic playt-11 Varsill, basketball and baseball. 11w son of Mr and Mrs. J.L Bishop u! Mattland he. fills free tirre, ' fresen4 mri II — 1.1 LOCATED OFF Your Complete Drug Store many A] is the son of,%Ir.arid It,Albin 1). Lkilney lit Winter pla ns to b-.° to F I vid is now employed Born in Charles Edward Driggers Jr. ' Greets The Grads - • V K Gary M. Bond John Mikier Alban D. Dolney Jr. unda he plans 'to go into 4 Presa'ntmmi t)) ' ' ,a. ' * to study. llie bon of Mr. and Ay, he ' ias born in Mii;iarmna, Florida. A tria iiihitr of Audio-Visual and a . - - ruth At school she was in AniImIf and the i' rrat hubby , - - - The daughter of Sir. a nil hdra. I.F. Fernandez, hilini intends if, take Imychustry ill Florida lo-ch. Born lit Tampa. %It(-,penjls lier spare hini- cookinil. doing acrobatics and making '' - . - * Kisreii plans to attellit 1 mrgin Baptist Ilmspi1jil sol-111pol ,f Nursing this fall. l-:jIi pI(j)-vjI 'I'M Fleld-S, -site I!l tilttitmighIer of Mr. arid Mrs. Marti haul> of Winter Park Sewing, me will hit li .tRIUIh. 2 - - • • Born ill St. Petersburg, he is Undecided itilhat hLi futurr will lw The still tit Sir. and Mrs. 'Li Ck lolwier of Winter Park he vi currently vmploycd at U.k J 'i Paint and Body Shop His ,iutkd la't'ttiall anti Student �.- TheSantd Herald 73 Tuesday, Herald 1h Sanford Presenting Preseng - Presenting Presenting 11 , Presenting r'rcentinq .. Janet Lynn Kevin Fowler Eugene Andrew Gail Ann Fritschi Frederick Gainey Charlune Jean Jackson Jr. Jean Eva - Z II her O rlh, ambles., and lk%'InSUWI P.A. uhte of Mr and The CI J. Fcler of M land She was aCtIvL at school with rhrleading.. student cOW)CL1, and ctienc'e club Iibrar - - l Uniill are the schools t:L this fall a& take a cowe in busine ntt ministration. B nane C*t 1w t.s the son of Mr. and Mrs Donald E Frederick of Maitland. Band, the science . - Prc resei; fliirn in sanfort t w - damyliter of A s hol shwt she was in the Pep Sn tiub. Saddle ht Club and was inohe student relations Born iversu1e. Cahfcrnia she is the -tatwhter of Mr and Mrs t V FriL%cft 41 Maitland Interact and tract W.im v-rrr all his fa%%x lit- am%ities, 7 %%qmm-m - are coin-ses Gail will ): ow at SJC Staying active be was basketball and oI filld it;,,iit,tr, of 1,111, tfl% Olved rn III h P t ttic '1 r 'Mnr I StUd. ( ii A iti.I SIIIIflSJ1 ( tnt, lilpis to uttenit th e Ornnge (oun(% V14 itinnnt 54 hoot I was a membe r f the Student Betterment . and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Though (mmittce ( bib .tudy to Lw a t)ental In tier free Isiii. Lie enJ.) -- nt)t vet decided on Ins A_0* plans to attend S J.C, -. -- Pamela Jean Garvin Genera '-A rnernber (1, the Science Ill Library C3uh. F-HA.. qtudmt Cotinril. and -Voll Life. - 71w ftw- 1KIT Garreu alf Mait1ancL she has no, vrt decided %tat school she will dr A ~ rm , Michael Giddens at daughter 4 Mr. and Mrs. I~Zanle-Crentan of 0%*&, 71* she plans to attend is Winter Parlill Sewing. Skiing, and voolli are her favmte i in-4ch' u rt &i e Ahmv she %ill take fwft;tn I- L L I Alan Paul Jones rwirn in Fort M) \I Ike is the son of M r. and M r% I, Kwge Farl Giddens of Winter il,-irk. At this tirine he has not icicided what his plans for the A Oil M1111111111111 qtw Is . was t,wlerkIwhat tP.4ht.'r M4rm4 sit o1 Jnih born in MrnIvpoI wtt Science (, t %lr iirid . FcPV c (urrr'ntly Voil ir I hirlorn in the Ftrtool Mr4 - (vnije JntMtofl ?f Nintt Park % plani to ath'nd a (W ..eretartaI Fnyying bowling and - irnd t.ibrar'i wimming. 1w will tr, liffill toliof it in FHA .451*14nt Prescntinq Lutricia Genton Umversitv of South Florlida ts Parn*6 plan Employed at rXwim she is the daughter of tanq tn go I( r F'r.pntin1 Deborah S. Garrett Johnston L _* : itiid' ii iii \lv I)snntsl s h. ,Iovnlb lier spary linit, hor- -milihig, cookitig, anol drawing Presenting finitimhi ,diuver Gail Barbara r itU,im I hirvI Wiritir Park ch4' plani In IIl(I)vill ;'?:" sil a':: 'Ill mrintiol of S111111,1111 I inni ii I p ( tub 1rin.ti( tnt, Sdenu ( bib ant 114 ,111 IIItI hI' WEI IIl51 a tiinjnri iti Ht)41 ii I"IW.I. rt'iilf e employed at FI.U. Nt cafeteria Arxb- is the sm of Mr. 4 Prntir Holly Kathryn Johns Jarvie TtD' - Tuesday, June 5.ifl3 Ixo ., F'rcntlm Diana Lynn LaFramboise \Iall will attend Vlorell State University it, still Law No", Oro vJF ,p SW I) (tIlt) itiji I ip( .1 , 1 1w, acMaIrs - ?r Robert Arthur Leduke Ill to, lv.und ill ill )uars \,I f,,r tlivi fall -lilt, will Multi 1 4111hrill Nulence at S.JX. 'flit, ii.ioilliter (if Mr. and Ntr,; ,ion of Mr. and Mrs (1)-ile S Jones, Whileat 1) Ill S, lie %il iic Prr Jacquelyn Pose Lee \ijumi(itive ParB Itrifoert is the won (of Mr. aind Mrs. Arthur D,it,i pr.ireitiling vs what Lickie hopes to study at Fla, ;fate University. The daughter I It# take general education at F T V. lie enjoys wat" ard tub ,in.tlri tnti(liit J11"Ji Oviedn.4he was active in Speech oyingwing : and pnr'a as __••__ Danica Helen Gledich - ia ru - TO OUR 1973 OVIEDO GRADUATING CLASS - F_ rwcpaper. arc track were all activities Datum Annual - - Auburn in Alabama is the . Mark Ui Fall. Planning to take design ' .- tiur,tiilti, Hawaii is Andy birthplace. The daughter of Mr. itul Mrs. ('h,irk' It Young of Winter Park, she intends to Alldy pril anii political Frank Roche Gooch Jr. A Undecided at :1us )t- t ; in school ____ . D. a n te ill INCORPORATED askeiball.kiatbaaIl. tiasebioll. Chaplain of tht, 1 dllc'wshrp thristthn Athkte. arid Spanish Club Drill temn.Sparill Club. Pep . - ga A. OviedO, Florida Presentinq - Presenting Presenting . •. 4P r is -A :-: .-1 . i - Miss Deborah Garrett and Classmates. VVere proud of you, and filled with best w ishesfor your f u tu re. up qxire tirTw %ol and bike rithnt :-..- 10 Motorcycle and Car Racing are Mark's bobbies. The son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hall of he plans to remain _ Arnold Roy Link , Call Commercial Realty Inc. 831-7374 CENTRAL FLORIDA SOD FARMS Wholesale • You've completed one phase of your life. . . Now start another! • Retail as an automotive inechanic at Sears. While at he ctiv e ce a and PreV?fltlflq Vickie Marleen Lynch - - H.D. HAMBEY BITTER BLUE struction is where Allen is now employed. Inie son of Mr. and Mrs. L F. Iloyd of Maitland, lie would like to go to Seminole junior College to study con- ] -A BAHIA —BERMUDAS— CENTIpEDE 1.1,l of Orlando ('oil- Nxi . in Oviedo, krnie is the i4,n of Mrs. Ethel Masion, Rwnnsa Administration is the 1oum he will study at FT U ~tudent Council. Pep Club, ipantsh Club, and The Biracial Committee r.j *fllZJth)flS in which he was "%- Our Hopes Are With You ... , r Onward &Unward Grads! r OVIEDO, FLORIDA . e j ;t11A p 0 Allen Reed Lloyd r-- • A Mark R. Hall "IJILL iiii I—Itt LLI big har". `v daughter cif Mr and Mrs id W Gurney .4 Park she spent time in F.H.k . i . Gail M. Gurney V or nizat ons Linda particituit d in it school The daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charlie IA!wis, Oviedo, s1w take a business oul(I like `11,% -. Re 1 procnhflq 3. Put your faith in God and do His Will. Blanche N. Lloyd, Realtor ie : FOOD STORES v.iIrl ik.' l) dudy i' •i'er osvebology or trv.l. 2. Believe on the Lord Jesus as your Saviour. . _ _____ Secretarial work is the plan Patricia will follow. Born in Memphis. lean. she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs B E Griffin of Mailland. While in school Club Ar / I Th G d t whi - tO Mr and Mrs Frank Cood nf Winter Part. he was alw involved Of 1973 ()vje(Jo C1a - . Dorian Lepak .r Linda Veronica Lewis Patricia Lynn Griffin ruflege he will attend Frml. plans to go into Bsulog. flit sat. - Presenting n TO OUR 1973 OVIEDO GRADUATING CLASS - Presenting Presenting ru u Andrea Lynn Lefforqe Mark Goodman Delivery Service "IF CARPENTER CONTRACTOR RESIDENTIAL FRAMING PHONE 3653228 %I-lirrlige is Vickal plan for -lus iummer The daughter of Mr and Mrs. Marvin Lynch of IaitLani. Currently employed 1! Publix ihe ipends au her tree 'ime wilitring. At schoiol she was '' - ) - - 1-2 190 sil tie was active in (rack s usual high GRADUA - TES ! ' Pr'erin' Presenting Presenting Lloyd Reginal Hampton Robert F. Harris mariager of Ole tut - and track teamsand memberct' ti too, all learn Rei',gie '.on of Mr. and Mrs 111N Garrett I tir)i r1 different '- - j _ home state of Washington to - - - attend college. Frisbie rowing, snow hiking - are Prenting skiing and his Steven Tyler Mauk SEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE Born at Hamilton A.F.B.. Calif., Irene is the daughter of i - 1320 Minnesota Avenue, Winter Park, Ph. 645-4464 f rom - Anita Irene Martin Now employed with Cooper fkt, Benton, Robert has no definite plans on (lit courses he will take n the future, The son of Mr. and S Robtrt Harris of W inter Park he hopes to return to his COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL his future barn in Vsdxson F)a lw spends Ins free twit dtsin tan Holl*lday Electr*ic Co. -- Hampton of Genri a At tlu - - ' favorite - pastimes. Mill Mrs William B. Martin of Ov iedo. Employ et .1 d at Mon(gomery Ward's she would like (ii 'x tid tier First sear it S J and then continue her education at St Pttt rsburb' s Jr (olkge to be a Dental hygenist. At sehool she worked on (1W I)lY. nun i 111 liii' n"eCwurNJxIiIrw r( I I I H' ( liii"r-' iii i l' Sta ff, a l I ' ,. ( -\ . - tall I )" t Iht'tI) • \ fll in carver Ielallllhhl.. .) -0 for all iIIUb hIttlt' t(. I 511 ii Mi intl .efl! Muii of Winter Park n would like to work .i few .'-.ri then take same metfu ur.cs. Burn in North dams \Lti, he enjoys snuw skiing rid riding nwturvydes is his I.- j - Preentir Preen?irg Presenttnq Presenting - William Seaton Hathaway Daphne Denise Hinton Richard Stephen Hayes - - .'. o - - 1-1w soon of Mr, and Ivirs Gordon L Hathaway of .1aidand, Will intends to gv to ~#-llluioolle Junus College thl ,ill Whtle track and (TM~ ?aitr) t.u.Ar up a great deal ci' iu. time he enned surfing and MUSIC' - Presenting Steven R. Huene - Bonnie Kathleen Hughes j~ is Steve's pli-An for t1w future. 71.e sm of Mr and hirb Benedict Iluene of WLntrr Park tie krV. in%olived with the usual t? III be gr. Club. and "Young Life" we a ftill of the activities Bonnie %U)ed involved in at OKS. 7be daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.R. ntly etu pked with lcardi V.mbks - George's College and floward University. In Washington D.C. to stud executive seavtzrial work. 7be daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack 4,rline of (iloviedo. she was a member of the dnJi team, rtiCtpated tO chetrkad.ing cb -us and Drama and was a t'iember of the Student Councii a dril Presenting Prince Kenneth Russell Hilt . _ Presenting - _.- Presenting - Nancy McGowan Judy Ann McCleese Teresa Ann McBride . Presenting - Mary Elizabeth McGroarty - 1• Community - Wwri in Wastungton, Rick is the wn of Mr. and Mrs Charle~ K Hollil of Uvie& %rit qwle detinided as to %hat ha futurt, % II t*. he hopes to work f or it whIt arid then go to collrgt F nipkiedat the tiger station he en)oys cars surfcn arid '- attend Presenting - Student till 'w . ' usual high school activities. Betterment Presenting John - Walkling, swiniming, and ill are soine of Turi's favorite holiblil Tile d,ang liter of Sir. and Mrs Harold McBride of Ovivllo sh(' w issiitht band Young iii. anti tin. l)r1.iiia ilub She Intentli (ii to 5 J ( but hasn' t (It(iikiI tthat tourses tit' will take. Art and Modern Painting are Hil favorite pastimes. The son of Mr. and Mrs. lJoyd 11itt J Tollinaka Drive lie was bil in Berea, Ohio and would like to the tIiiVy machines. While at 0115 he participated In the -1 undecideAl it ill ill ioill 011ege shme will attend. Born ill .1 L% the laughter of Nlr Ui r' Frederitili Mc G owan shil .- \Iaill tnt At - *': th- i - t -- Presenting presenting Lewis Humphrey Jr. Hunting and fishing are ;,olin'b favorite pal 7be win of Mr. Jil L. Hwnphrey nd Mrs. Edna Dates, he is unIs future phlins be Born in Sanford be -- Ntinimer. Thill datightcr (if Mr and Mrs M.P. 1"nil of Oviedo Nlit- %kils actiiiii- lit chil for (lint t ir LIarit in Port stuouth Ohio she wend'. hI?' spa re tiiiii listening III IlitiSit ,stiil heint ts ith 151911111' slit' likes Mary Lou Ivo was In FFA Presenting . Edward Eugene McKenzie Sociolollogy is the course of study Mary Lou plans to follow at S.J.C. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ivo of Clitiluota. she is now employed r . Chorus, was in like to study lit E&Aard % R)der'sTech,-SA hoil and takil .11le $on of r.-s. Altumise McKenz' (if American l'r.itIutr I scilarige Presenting - Y77TV, WPM _,Vt ' . t a.. Ih ties °. usual high , ".ste Univertsty. Her .M.Uvtt.&eS - - _ -_-': '-' TPII. rsi.tu.ktl Beta ('tub Student iun.d. Pep t.hab, S.punisb tub, Library Council and i it'r hit? Football Presenting - James Edwin Meeks Edward J.-Mahar Jr -:d plaws to move back to Massarliusil after graditation a nil look for is joh ill tilt- grillihic field. The swi of Mr. and Mrs Vdilitard Mahar, 1588 VibLantuii Lane, W.P. lie at-nilvil Braintree litiblic svtvxil.i lit hits naIt.i stale froiti kill. Tukvo. Jjpdti ks Nlary's btrthplace. The daughter Oil Mr uni Mr-4. JaIlles ll McCriirty W Winter Park she woutild like tu v ilo into in college though Jil plans to bc married this - Catherine Lou Merrill 1% k ourse in U- It- lice aim Illath - taken tit Ut' this fall. lilt- ion tit Sir antl Mrs. T.W. ti of illililly was kept active -Iwul with (t,otbli bttetball F ( A and "Ittu Will like to 4vt A Nb _~a_L vr_ "' Mr. and Mrs. Riquiwild M%YrW ,A I^*twwd. N JL Wtulestwwa3 �r - The Sanford Herald Tuesday. June S. 1973 Pre cCfliir1 prrsp- In Precrr Paul mikirr %he wa. -,an of Mr. nd Mrs. Jarnim C, , 1) 1 urt. Chris dom plan 11) Vn -1 \: C.rrw HtII "arnning -- Dobo,ah Dawn Roach MinkS Robbisoii Joe Robbins Firho,rd Roc c a Guy like 14) go Into. were.nne " of the artivitles Roe %k As inivoloilled in sit 0 H S. RxT jr, ('Iivierit, nhe is the daughtin I-%! It- [Illevir, Musir. pian(i and guitsir 11r) $I enad drAl rof twr fret aruart. building hunting and Moncrief enni%. F H A., 1), 'a lilwil vellri; fit- Illiq bperl nf flyp 16,111liq tenlil 10111 Illroill!l) '\0 Ill 114, %%;iq bill- ii III -""Iv"14% F14411111L III Iliq "llati, Mile III, vt11fIv4t it)#, 1!1111;11 " )3OPS,lio)ach anti at "16211 Her frillier 11,111111411,ANI ;I t Wnel) I"(1 II I Jill 11,fi t 1% nANt.tv " lAh iorsoilf, mid 'Ir anti Mf of Jampolt D Rewea Ib- and hilot family re0ofie in Irithiottrial ' no Jiirin 10, I/'i / •r(fl$flt ' KictalLynette Roberta Fay Mims Caroline Christine Mikier Forest G Michael - I p •ployø4 toy i).. gnv.rnrr'nt ORA Willie J Morris M rk Stcen Murloy a Robin Leonora Muller David H Ruqq i n oe r Rosemary Morgan -i int G4!nrge' college in Mjir1nndziwhert'R.I,'rnar pLun U' study Mental HcnItK The daughter ii! Mrc ii'nUi l I1hI th4 sjmr ir 1th invnh't'cl The can if Mt Morgan (if Ovirdti. 4-ht rpriaiined artivt In school bo, v jitter Harper ht- hopm- tp lend S J,C. iind slud~ 111L, FIvT C1111". : III Msc 'ilk it Danm I ,rirrnnr ir Ru'.intsi Corps Ram ( ifl JT _____ t 'an iut i' _____ 7 - .tier of th TO OUR 1973 OVIEDO GRADUATING CLASS WE WISH YOU AL rIE B -7- -%1 , ~ -I lie I uw 'If 1\1nald Ilugg and lives 111 Vxre time plao,ing guitar and piano and Su,anne Sandry ;.141fA III nt FlnrI4. (nlI.g hnnkgfraltinsver*1Iyr the "I"protity of Florida.'.mher • ________ in iru. & 111 itflC t'heiiilikctcgtS.h 4'r . The Sfl of Mr. ant Mr Murk of Ovwd he ' .t, 4 in S..iinfnrc U Crillege. IW daughter elf Mr hkm If. fish, cy -in. huni iind Tuarf. c-a Ifl t 1 " panish t hib nd IItefr'1 the SwriCe )ir : was boril _4 4 tlw Pep (Iiih, the SpIrI III )l p1arr i rrrs h4tthte ar , hill I.-..- hope tho goals you strive for will be achieved :;ltI. We 4 .', wtrrrnInit Afl'1 mot is; Sundry . Senior Class of 73 Deborah Sue Parker Linda Sue Nickles ALM and rnding, bic~- cling. - `Beri, tinbbies 'The daughter (if Mr Irian& she plan, Ui attend Will tulIe — ______ - r TO OUR 1973 OVIEDO GRADUATING CLASS IZTfl St ru 1inr d&iTwnc riding S -iriia heerleading Science t 'student Riterment w I'- dIU!hLC 0 I I life 179) & hand rIieiff fir 1bal itrlr,adin Student Counch F-tn'b Club the annual staff mci the Student bitwrnitnt tacit ing is o c I - )*/'*(1 Laura Claudia Schultz CASSELBERRY - AI uornii Ave. Ila 1 10118% ruc1ncio I'Ar'lilh Club Pri-,'n?,nrl Wesley Mack Sessoms inet MACHINE SHOP are ballet and mixiern dancr and She has been a cheerleader. %wr V.iriity football. three years. ..or illy bawball. two years and OP 1111I iu.tmvitses in which Joe par .1ripated in schwl. Son of Mr and Mrs. James Sewarns, he CUSTOM MADE KITCHENS, BOOKCASES COUNTER TOPS n the lkt flub in the ninth r.idu Spanish hub S4ience ( Itib, Student Betterment and irer II! tht 'tnim)r class - 4 !1P17 0 1 IMPORTED ENGINE \'rcL) Shultz Her hobbies F ; kcted Senior Girl Most .ikeh to Succeed and is a "inner 'f the DAR Good ç ktmrd -& . 7.11 Randall Toonk - ;~ible In school she was :.I)e editor of the vearb000k, was AirpDr '"' )WI 1rnioc (nilege and Forda Iechnnlogkal University She i in the enneert chair it 'iviedo High and a member of 'he New Creation ingeri, the r - Prt-riursirig Ir sociolt<y is IN, career fleld I I I)v Laura. daughter (if Mr. and dnsto attend the New Tribes SEMINOLE PLAZA vlTER 422 TO THE CLASS OF '73 r- Mr a'-id Mm arcordian and organ and pl;in% - Presenting Ithie Lila Ortega Hoines-Groveli, P1 ei 1 4 pleasure Orlando aoini: pianti and singing. - SANFORD Publix i0ó Brookhaven Dr tnt'crt their -md the Icumalu lead in time musicalPrimnu'. c Priumises Her hobbies art' whard Ortega of Winter ParkIC W not decided to attend liege. 8=in Alexandna. she SANFORD PLAZA ' P H ON E 36; r)0 F L 0 R I D oo where shopp 1.uttLranco1Iet1r1chcxItst;t Club. p - Jbn(. O'Neil (if Chulunth Borti qAuow -w- Ill. Shi Acreage d . Iorn in (uøni, N V iL Re altors Rolling Towers-Swing Stages assistant Con u c tor of liii - • ce m' dmt ;iud MRS 11q, Pre,entinQ t Mrs PkInalit 1-: Reese. plans III attend Zion Bible Institute. 1rovident\v. It 1. and major it) ~hlrlpy Mae Scherer "r vuiiq Orinc if)(i )'Fflif101(? (unti Scaffoldlng-Shoring.Holsts \luiunt, utuLtituruf \Ir 2•u t ('Thics Li &OX 7"1 Teresa Lou O'NeiI S ic Parker Assoclates .1 here Debbie intend.4 to go to ~-ohNnl The daughter of Mr and CUSTOM BUILDING • suh"rn c-nege - A A L.../ REAL ESTATE 'ugui. Collect it rorgia shc aims arti" & at Iii the Spmuwd Club. V WACO EQUIPMENT CO INC Melanie Alm Schell c: 2017 Kentucky Avenue pl.n3toattendSeminoteiurnnr illege or Florida Pr.4ulngieat tnivrsity lie 1, A,rr. Ir. Knivi1h Tern I Winter Park, Fla k 112 Atlantic Drive -Fern Park Ph.645-1557 0) D, N Presentiric Brian Stephen Palmer y ou mode It. . . and we wish you Art Etig& 'ish and iTiath are a*. coursef Briat; platLs Lc) take at - for the future. '- -. M7 - - aft and the Drama Club Her pastimes are SCaInR 'ormt.e Larry Scott Perrin I. - Eva Marion Rathemacher AND A'inter Park Nov ernplv%ed it, Mel'! stwu Station tic ho;w.q, 1( - tie Scienct Club, flot,lbb":. Prr,ru: Jeff Lynn Raymer OVIEDO, FLORIDA tit . Mr 4irsd Ruvrrier cu 'illi !.urd pLittiI at'tlte in the dr-anw tub. student t'ouiii,il. L)ECA W'-' F-r,e'tn: — - -- ~xE tu• ttt- icn b Sharon J Cam&ii.. rwtitttu! Mr. 'le' daughter of l - parnab CI ii 13er 1 1 : 1r b E Rice of r-aehrig in her future Artir TI the Dance Corps and ..ari'uts Her parents are ' xk - -s Presenting Huncz A (:irral rourse' iii Mull) it ill i lov pursued 1)) Kre al St-mintili. Presenting Presenting Leslie Lynn Stover .- I Ud) the Ted efl 'ends the UniersIty of 'jtid Sun of Tfrnai and US / - timink Junior (oI1t't atmtr ltImt siiI btgiri tar higher education in 1.iit - / - '!,e '%JtIVnAl 110nor ciputitini, Is tht- carver lield iiiiti of the t.4Qfl41 l3etd tlnc 1 re. sin &joI resenting Vernon Lamar Tillman Irving Tillman Work on hit t nil ; n1111 the major mU re t of Irving - m tuit in the l'ide r Puff mirii lime e tuinit lie — . - . l i Iii II*ilIIt itill ix Vt thou i,i11 ,t'i lit $Itii'SUL 'i IllS ho during lon high ticlitwi lays, fill. 'Asit Risher. he was born in dii ninth gra de . French ' r iii ttr r 41 tr 'UI i Brandon High durmn the Before break ei*ie5tF riroLLing at O'tiedo stw W5 ui 40 - 4. Sarah Linda Stewart Mary Jane Spangler - surfirig 1., Mike's hlbb) aw - College is the flJtUtio!i of higher leanim husuu b t.ai1 Daughter of M Sgt and Mrs E M P.igdcmn Presenting Presentinq - - Ted Harold Risher uiS Lutheran lub. chorw and wa3 In the houtol play- tier hobbies xv ijj I Frt-dth !ths hs twit decided atuch '-tillege he will attend. Active n Prrntur - The Winter Park Telephone Company Carolyn Ruth SobaIl Michael Wayne Smith - - ~ie bawball team 901 througfi Gail D. Rigdon - pursue anti education ir :,.socho)knI ind niusic. The ulach college fie will attend ' aretr rield PaU1 plum U p ursue during her higher e'ductsUun !1r3. at SCnI.UUIIA Mary Catherine Smith OVI[DO OFFICE 0,I Shopping Canter. Oviedo. florids LONGWOOD OFFICIF On S R 434 At U 5 Hoy 17-92, Longwood F lw.da Air Force. Marion's Frederick Guy Rhodes - 'I Pre'n - 'lerry. daughter of Mr. and I ' 1unlur C(illege and ther, at tilt, Teresa Kay Rice Sharon Dianne Ribbon tt - and Spanistl ClUIL, lit schtpul'. is it-mata Lant. M'inta Parl.. Pret€'ufl -- U eiTi of rst ederal seminole Mrr 'in(i Mrs. Don Smith (,f %Vinter Park. lie was Lx)rn in - Presenting Paula Jeanne Rech niversity of Florida are the ~iititutions of higher learning !,ixwn by Shan in her purmt of legree in medicinal science. "T parents are %Ir and Nir, 111les B. Sizernore. She ha3 savir Precr'ir, Patty Ann Raymer 1'lUrItl,I Technolo g ical niversity and then the n .i member of choru.s tub . h (tub WV !ter v, hich 0* hI tO attend a lit-re and become _.S. ' itI Don Patton Smith ~ofessimal reporter. HQm in rankfurt. Germany. her — r 4 to$ 2. ba-IIr lit liv es III %t i Ii Ni in at the Yamaha SV)rt (:enter. 1, lit. was b nkenik-r (1! !netimnit. Ai O.H.S tie pat- Preenin ompany Mums Tht, %in, if'. Mr and Mr!. 1. A. Perrin (if Chulunt-ii lie u-111 at F-111 and tht - CON "GRAD"ULATIONS DUA Presenfina tht daughter of Mr. Mrs. Charles E. UtUe, bul in Ohm, Doug a Ole siIT PuEET1 biology at cither Jacksonville University or;Nliarni of Florida. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. JaIlles D. Sindid. lie was pro.-sident of the lkta Club. inember of the Science Club urid varsity h ¶.ii I -- e s Douglas M Payne (;r. a Sanford Herald sportswriter, plans to study -. Mlonrae %eal Parsons, Oviedo, hapes to take eourses in iementary education. Born In Winter Garden she was in ..lived in Ow Beta Club. annual ----------- ernployrd at Pullin.. tw tK. stin Of Mr and Mm Au o ;,itinwr, Winur Part. Bom '.vu Yor+., C t'flJP%! go&nç it, Ramona Shan Sizemore N ~~o rids Tech is where :tte intends togotcu college. 7!* daughter of Mr. and Mrs. good luck in whatever you plan T hIPIA James Gregory Sindad Ak . lop - Kozette Parsons ( Ildu( Laura M. Toonk - -# 111L.- lie k it nit uuthe r of hit' \ 3 -OF I ii plt'ttI at tit tine.il or II Iduru phtn. to studs natural scien%I TNdaughter tiol RAmiall TuWA I I S it lltt (lute Siatrüsh dub Student 61uncil. o: iniera club, �- .-C-1 'a.• '-s - ------ ------------------ Herold TJ Presnfn Presenttnc - Prec Presentinc, Witham F. Touchton r I l; Jennifer M. Vincent Teresa Ann Tyre Louts Peter Tup javo"u. habbites. 71x- son of Mr. 1.. 7hed*Wbtf1,-n, ' 1ktr ark, Hur&oFabtun arniMr. -- itilIkt •C o Fr.0 '4rLi '- Titw;. :- She plans - U g' it f \ 4 ___ * (A) Conwany, ht. was giver; 4 I — LO bot D. Voss Bill John Warheil GRADUATING TO OUR 'p973 OVIEDO CLASS c needlepoint an am feu of mft TM, :Iaupw of Mr and Mr&L - -i str hope -F tu gr - U th Rih would like U I?niversit of Cidafnrnu -- IM a - D - to sib S~h The An of N(W employee a, __ C: ' 0 a 0:N0RStoALL Is- Wirs Aar_- 01 horn in fividelherg. Gertnati% SpendinV hv, free little a-, 4- 1 Mr. and 09 fi " . 4'::L;;. . Parker _ _ Bros. Grove Service I"Pre- POLI BROSe William L. Wati W 0 INCO _ U) or Mr-- P. 0. BOX 548 PhonU 365-3296 off ______ of I z q - UA Heittrui. hinntana, ts Bren- 1. At _______________ -_ttvrae IV fillet. U, spart mitt, briwIng mind hot-tmd- rtdini- - irm tit - 11 City Printing Co. William T. West Trt. swio'Mr andMn v i VCS. 0! OVft&. Tins ha beer, 1d5 treasurer , basketball - - - 1)layel-.niemberoftneban(larxi rreatwrerol tn- Band Lompa ha~ no*, decided . -P: D uflat 4 , Frozen Custard —Slush — Soft Drunks Whutor4 !ret!ntI% OPEN 7 DAYS—" a.m.. 10p.m. .110110t, Sanford, F Geneva Rd. Oviedo,Fla. %% Cn - Lo - -k <. •-.•. Ph. 3-3061 i- - -. - RJzi 1W!. -tUt1 lit itrciried iu Itui: %W- JC -' LM eflipiflVPL I .1. 'Iflttt r)elt. slit rntenth- ti ioure tim' '.Vitt, 5Knn E rT ii OrIilndi (.gIroi L th tiautitt'r of Mr anti Mrs C) C Groerses— Meats— Notions Etc 322-9441 _ Carol Ann Wheaton DRIVE IN MARKET .LETTERPRESS • OFFSET h- ii1l take at TU. Ion; it, Sanford kit- fili t. ni en)ny~- playing thil- guita' G Lt P 0 Bo 79 tnottwiIliftirt I aest::hes Celery PrSnIC it Mattland I* was active ) 4 ge,_ Oviedo hmq I 1_ , -t C 0 :,techantv Bill z thv sari _ -.40 Brent Weaver w- dwor~ - H. Parker t C),; .......... tuiF TU flLL$fSht wil but tw* up zin tmt ftf over after itt Dr(-.A it , I -. Pit •t Mai' ) ou Aiwuv.' Pro1j*r Larry Williams flCr( (1orzLrral ii-I ati.oc ri . Luanne Willis y D s ue and Her Classmcfes upon their ;'11A, and in ttv. charm, wert Oviedo Hi h School. mt tuwrt pian. art u 'inujmtriaJ art At s"nuo tit 1 ORANGE PAVING 01 ti,., n"wzpap'- staff anti Wu. V mlii (i'.ied slit plum Keiuwfk £ ;r.',iitmur, It ii jot , and 'et fllWTIed burTi If AND riuttilu - CONSTRUCTION COMPANY p Kbi. & St" t ii listerillit It -, Cameo Builders Inc. Altamon te Springs 1 1 1 wary Donald t&tvvlflfler Ph. 6711945 Dat.4'rltet 01, hir and Mr. h et , W inegardner. Dam piam- ! secretarial you-st at uutn.!S11 coilegt lion. it. Lrnu. to Liku ,-:- --•'/ P.O. BOX 52'), FERN PARK 32730 Dinii Sue Winepardner culIectirm Tilt- cot of W arid Mt15 stamp F t -- ttiti .rues. C Vtiimnt' uV lfltL OF Diversified Conlierativit- Pantry Pridt IN- silent Unit li-tiratt, liepurtm, Int. Slitri on ni-u WW1111, ij: smnitnitq and :Ih..nnu I 5o'o- At Winter Park Federal we think 5)L/IOLJ with hou gt1uI avings Plans. Stop in and lel us show you how many ways P73 Real Estate ACREAGE • RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPER J I ¶t - - W& Iuri .lt7fTist(1w1 Wtiuu stu mn: izivutvet tiuü' acti ibe *1w found trim I u t,ujrs,'L,ut•. ridini: unit á536,,I E xcius i ye agent for Sari JUnIIt IIfJ l.A B11AP i N01110 BRANCH A .asr,ti •u C'ss's MtyAi-rusuaNi-4,. W i. imi i,.r rnw . - -rusflhItit Nancy Woodman - P,eriitilt. Kimberhe Louise Zangara - - - Spanish Club 7/f - C_i) I - anti Mr_, Incl, , tilt Saddle Club. Ubrar% C411111,11, leisure French Clull, 140 140 Richard W. Zawadzki tilt- tidw-illt.. o! Nit and Nin, - ",o,' C ' -,r Burn in Paittnuil. N.J. 1)w g 1) Jilt! 1!Unifitil. lisefillix-t and I I Ciub At hL,tInK' SIR- jitia lit, of hit and.%Irs, Atari U. bliliet; 41. Winter Pari. 1K. Ilitt-11"l! CU of Maitiand, Current.1), --iisploved al Madsqaii't LandStMwlq! he hope5 tv zUtM a greenhouro- and nurser)- of Ili! 0 -- his Iligh bt:nool. 0. 4 0 00 _W X Donald Zoecklein V WIN Six- was involved It, -: IUC 00 RIJ, V •I l.. Ilic [reii IendAs It, I&kv it courw in da ughtt-t of Mi - u! 'ittierpoon (t flt'thu slit IL en III Penney SlitmIt nth Lu take business adlililustrution horn in Sanford she ww. ii memliet o! the L rt.:,uqitirui - titipt tn attend daughter :_ 64:.e: .,.E. _...... - UIU ç....,,. y,,- Pogo ,our Ws1 MoOerri RetdenIwi Area :4beroont onierunjtureCttrim&rove 1! 11n11' (1""(s' .(ff IUPI - OvèeOos trtveliri - Ph, — 1! vs., - Janice Gloria Witherspoon !ltrk Federal (ILj Vt'.z.nter vine Ii1t Geneva Dr. - tkii. C flUfl'' Pre.,ir tui we think about you. P- 0 boy, 421 Ovitat. ici Stkiruti would likt- to Lm ii 'leLIr\ ui Lt snuiI! lirua Tilt. u.ri In Otnu lit Y. U- Mid district winnet, of llw 11L. t Co D. TH OMPSON Sharon Diane Winstead iui,. hew, Ciub. and tentiv.. (D �8—The 6—The Presc I U, tax CL 151 et cm Pres :. to cç c-. 111 '. n -.m L _& N 7 - - -F- Pre .C)1 Md F re e Pr I Mm LI iDO 5 : 'i 3 m rw.(I')9 rt Z fl, m U) (J) m - - -C (5 Cl) • -- IA cn O'C •3In : -• i. 'a •. Hiu* " C") w 5 CO3 LI' = = = T r- (.1) CA) co 0 -- — C -• CL 3, 00 FLo -0 '7 L o h ,! 0 $E C c oo r ) •'a' Cv)li 04 ol ci U - U 0 ul I �- - _- - - - _- - ___________ -— - -- - - -_ r__nrt_trs' ___±_ - - - -__- -- - r_n______2 - r - •-L__z - - _I Blackburn Tampa Robber Charged In Lee Death Try 6—.Th€ , Pres( I By 111 0111 11,11 ,0 1, 11) herald Staff Wrlt,t ('OflViCte(1 • otdH'r IIiIIIi Ta tI)l)A With le)Oi't('Il Malie, CoflflIMt Ions Will ((UlViCted Cent ral I"IIWi(la Crime ( '141 1. Ila rlall "The Colonel" Black burn ha vi' tx'i',i charged wit Ii two 1971 assasinat ion atli'inpts on ('lvde I ., Ithi'kIui-n's olike tinie tmlita lieutesiaiit A Pres 'I.\'l)l• i.i:i: n Alive in P1'iSn Blac k burn. qf-r ving a federal pr irm. Sentefl('P at a Springfield, Mn hospital facility , is charged also with assault to murder Le and ('tnspiraev, Aiithoritiec sairt (anina is tentatively scheduler) for arraignment in circuit court at Sanford Monday, It is not yet known when Markburn will he brought to Sanford by federal agents. (41,11IIII)a Jail he was fillowed to pick 111) a0hina rnedicine State aRents were reported today to 1~p underworld figure Santo Trail I('Anhi', au thorities said, i-tua n ine(l in Si'ni I nole ( 'ount y jail this morning under SI(M),t$)O bond on charges of at a drug store before agents whisked the foot, 27() 1)01111(1 Sti 41'Ct to the Seminole jail at Sanford. ( a gnina is charged with asc;i tilt to murder . ('(irispirary and [)0s4ession of it firearm by (OIIVP('t('(l felon 'flit, third charge arises from the fact ( 'agninii was convicted and sentenced in lcs4 in Mon niw' ( 'nunty for robbery forwarding warrants on Rlackhurn to federal mithorities 0111 On PZ. 4 ('1 1 I 'I'll(, asthillaticTi, year-old N i;'iii II to murder Lee in it telephonr' I)4,fJI ;issasinat ion attempt ,Jufu' II. 1971 on SIC 434 at lIitprqtIItf' Iour, Sn 'n ( agiiiriii WAS lirfl!StV'd late Tijesday IIAflt at his 16 111 Snow Ave home in Tampa by 1"Iorida I )i'parl nir'nt of Law Enforcement agents a'coni pa sni'd by .Sc'm mole state a ttorney',; vestigator •lark hilenwider, When ('agrilna w.-, iinahk' to prt the bond at Itilisborough ('otjnty _____ — ________ Y HARLAN Rl.M In hnspit .s I ____ _______ _________ V -'-'- - H IPres President W ill Speak At FTU authth 1iijrrath I &V - I do-lighted to be bumped - 1 the scheduled rrirnmencerr-r.' Wednesday, June 6, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 65th Year, No. 237 Price 10 Cents ;peaker, said be had no nrttratlons what the President 4 II talk about to the graduate' -- \liWcan would not comment ii reports from Washington that the President is seeking a fru:n to comment on his Administration's troutics, saying ministration's 'I have not talked with the ('resident, and his people have not indicated any thing tome f his sub led" E Rel i Pre S l* t S u r Back By GUY ('OATL.S Associated Press Writer ' 0 Pr I = F- 8 = -n I . L u1 (0 00 < c- ..— - liz - <; C .98S C 0 CT — 0 :-X= A (p 1 ) 3 — 25 C Z1 X3' -. 0. —.4 >IZ - 3.— 2 - 0 (D 1 L 0 (n In addition, the parents i. tend (tint the system has participated in the distribution f (;iiIco11 ((tides to tutlt'iit u, %%(- cannot rk'teriiunt' h th cr or not the practices are prohihited by the Constitution," said the 5th Circuit. In the course of their appeal, the parents nlr.o asked for a three-judge nin"l to ride on the 'onstltutinihii, :1 rt'uiring the teaching (If Christian vitues. But the 5th Circuit said that the locr court was correct III (lCflYlfl the request. the ('IiIrtJlaiflt (toes not raise a substantial stitiitiiiniil question requiring tb-' convening of a three-Judge court, said the 5th Circuit. Tht' appeals court gave the lower court directions "to bring the record up to date and make additional findings of Fact and ('oruc1tisiofl of law." - ut, - 2_ -' Amendment. . - President Nixon By CHRIS NFLSON 1I"rnlil Staff SSriftr MIlII'an made his annotrncernent at an 1130 am. press conference behind the FTU administration building, noting his remarks constitute he official announcement r.( the Present's decision to,.:-sit the six-year-old universit', Although U S. Rep. Lou Frey n iuncej Tuesf'r l-'Tt! ['resident Richard central Florida, Millican said Nixon will definitely address the oniy notice to be issued in the 1973 graduation class here Wlurgton today would be a Friday morning, it was an- typed one on the White House nunt-t'd today, by the FTU press bulletin boarl ('resident Charles Millican. Mdhcan said the Presidents lloever. Mihlican sa id, it not known whether the surprise decision to make the President will arrive in time for commencement address apthe 9 am. procession of parents stemmed from an graduates, as White house invitation issued two sears ago, sources indicated an Ii am. but rejec ted at the time because arrival time from the nation's of the ('resident's heavy Sk'hedUlt' i-a()uttil. _ -- - .* , (;EyI'E1 . EsCt)i"t ed into jail by ,v it km FDLE agent Jack Fenw'k'. !ett, and 'Herald Photo by Gary Taylor Fulenwider County Schools Get Food Talk [i -, fl (3 fl%4 rr;:,'' , -A "W ill -. " n he ':ounty. ecauw t unuit .'uiigsl*ifi. fhe proposed menu meets tinbe known whether kitchen Seminole si±)L officials and facilities should be included in me 'hird tasly at'trmtlun thei h( board met wed- the new Like Howell high rI'qulrs'ment for ichxn ige nesday morning to near a -uchuol, expected to be corn- 'tiikLreii, unit lavingstun, and report on a proposed central pleteit by February 1974. would be ri4aniWd in a ax Two alternatives ;ir' week menu 'vrle. food repar3tion facility for would ''istI )1 !abor. 'quipiuient .mfiti available' iY'i(CW minole county schools. a central Responsible for the in- nvnlve food tooti had twesi carried .iUt 'tiusideratitin .iv.'n to how (mill '-tigatirn into existing preparation facility CFPF irui and recon'imendauons 'listnbuting frozen and --tulleit viulti be prep.tr-i iiUes -meiectlon it 'qu alternative planning is food llirl!ctly to all schooLs. Free zers, refriger:iwrs and reported Livtngc ioject .NSER. AdvanProject ANSEN :ent of Nutrition Sertces ovens would have to be pr'sent the state it Florida i t Educational Research u in ill schools uniter this iystein. i System - B' will mean .ending Department at Education Ii'ouo rder the direction of Bob .ru1. Five Central Florida food trom a CF Pt" to schools -mu Nutrition Services. It s L'.untles are participating in that already have kitchen funded by USDA Fepartrnent it * Project .NSER, including faculties These schools would grtculturu t"snt tad Nutrition then heat food and distribute it Services, Washington. D,i suunole their utomuit'rs itid that the circuit court gr a nt.,rt-i:cf 'tt1 By 808 LLOYD Ptirtut'upating 'iU1ttt*'M IF' Project cons consultants were to itellite schools. Ilerahi Staff Writer (ture4it is invalid and unL-vastltu- subject the plaintiffs to a "mu!- FOOI Science Associates, New TIit' menu Wb it (2rlHiur Seimnule. Putnu tional in that it infringes upon tiplicutv of suits." York, directed by Guy E. importance n determining the 11111113wit Vol ( ) tiers of an Altamonte fumud.iiutcntal rights guaranteed County Atty. Thom Ruin- Livingston. who presented a forget.. - springs bookstore and two by (lit' Florida and U.S. consti- herger said Tuesday he has O progss report and revwnNot blaming the kids.. clerks arrested on charges of tutuuL days (rt'iii tuuie ('olk and county mendatuons for Seminole's they weren't around for l)-l)ay, promoting obscene material me civil action says this coxnnuisioners is are served IIth facility at the meeting. Seems like it was so long ago. filed a civil suit in circuit court "Causing irreparable harm a the complaint to file answer Sctool Supi Bud Liyer said a And there have been so many .it Sanford Tut'sdav against lawful hiLsiness and tinless the with the court dt• -, wars since that one, too. Sheriff John Polk intl the To those of you who took part L)uc Thu Ut':.\ R \ k llSSl \(k:1t and L iiuntv comunitissiun seeking to in that invasion of Eiirop&', Wi' pare to resume their Parts talks on how to have portions of St'iiiintilt" n Turns In Resignation salute you! I tiset'nitv orihimuint-t' declared make the V ietnmln vase—mire work. M IAMI I Al' i A l.inupi III (itLStItiitIIIIi,Il. Robert W Pow, St Peters-' Voting Republican trit'uI to hloL'LLM; ' OR L)L\L.\t ou'r in Poland Fast service.. - Mrs It ''create another Cttica'' at burg attorney for Arno Enter- requires a ut ut patience Czech housewives : Cruthis of Sanford stopped by (hu ('iltocra(tc National Con. prises liii' owners of Olympiad are wuhapp. about the eareity and prices of the newsroom to let us know vention lust sjtiutuut'r on tiaini (took Store at Seuituran ltouli'liv 11011 t.l.OYL) \ iL-en jni Lueda au Saiuui said bt'dreieuii furmeat ard and ltrewt'r Street. alleges lIt'ruld Staff Writer investigation is going on at the that on Monday she was lieai-t, says an accountant . ritture and a picture belongui detained for 30 minutes at tttt t of (hit' ()rditUlflut' wo sct- tiori to a 72-year-old Sanford tlwn huusuug authority but it's not of •Iit'teil by a federal grand jur infamous railroad crossing on C U-'I' U\ who has been '('tie maintenance super isor U K t"ORt' use or the operation the ::: political sabotage charges. enacled.Mm 15 lack clarity, are ret-o%ert'd b) authorities at Sit 4G lii t ra ry . unreasomiahle, •i r for the Sanford (lousing the c-amp authority since I've blevni here. (;t- 'Ir' A (fearing saul IttibBt St ratutoi'tresseor nine years says 1' 'fiatvery millie uult&'rniii,is, 1AV capricious and not tt.eouiLitil) Authiorits has resigned for i- rt its'ni, a Friend of inlit-ti'tl Lie deduit'd Further coituuient s 41111 said the furnishings he c pt't'ssed opposition iii the buuibuig it Cl) Cl) who ('flnlZiifl that dIU)' ing exercises conducted in the xiblk' sehoil system constitute a religious ohservanre, thus in. fringing on their guarantees Under (lie First caitipu:'s. 'flit' parents also (latin that the Florida statute requiring the teaching of "Christian virtues" Is unconstitutional. The lower court had dis________________ missed their claims, concluding that the school's activities are & , not inconsistent with contitutional standards and that a three - judge panel as not reciutred on the issue of (hit' ttti' _____1 statute, B said the 5th Circuit, (hi' judge tiiade no findings of fact as to the nature of the opening devotional nor did tie furnish CLOG any guide as to the extent of the By John A. Spolski school systetn'sparticipatiuriin distributing Bibles. ''Thus, on the record before Any significance to today's________________________________ (late, neighbors'! No, you say' how quick I) t' I I 2. Floreida Florida, asking huii to gather more details. The case involves 39 parents NEW ORLEANS AP ' group of parents in Orange County contend that religion is trampling their constitutional rights. But a federal appeals court says there isn't enough information on hand to rule on the contention. The 5th U. S. Circ'ut Court of Appeals Tuesda y sent the case back to a U. S. district Judge Ill 4 c liIiilio - Herald Staff writer - -, Oiduiaiice Slap ped By Lawsul t Porno -: r - ' "Chicago N Plan Told - By (D _n EWS DIGE ST •• Himering SHA E - Arrested , had occasion to talk with District Engineer CM. 1 jhull lkttedu-t us Ik'Litnd about (lit' equally rt'prt'tu'nsitile Ostecut ((ridge, and ttiiik that °P Iirtunuty to let itt'tuedlut know of tile continued d0ays being experienced at the crossing L l Ile promist-d to have another 4 II 4 aId reported in (mLmuy's editions '111:1, .sskt'tt mite if I would go with 11,11, Io te-usamut SIIA executive tlirecttir Miami for the con. I(, the bookstore omiers, clerks '111oll'as Wilson III confirmed tefltiIthi to c reate another flu- ustuil their pa trons it the court 'll iesdav that Wililaisu It t uago lilt 111ent' ', the Ilerald flilds IIIV M-01111" , throlt. *52. of Sanford klilit til., p (tonal tiui' stilt asks tOF (ciii. III tint cmiii mice tie par linen i I learing its saying. something- -antl play gallics. create minother Chicago," iii'ar' Imig said Benz tout film IIt'urttug lums pleaded guilty to A request for cooperation itistrlhumturig it phony letter on fron t those whim observed any I':lhlIitimslI MU3kte's cam. s*'.'uling autos in tither (lit' Iiigms stationer> during (tie 1972 north or outtibountt hint's of Florida prt'sidt'numil primary highway 17.92 on Saturday accusing iens. I h'nry .Jti -k'i night.. around IL: l5i fit, and hlutx'rt hluuusphirt'y of seSuFlorida ilighiway Patrolman iii uitisi'ittitluii'( III- fi't's semiTuittuumsy Totutlinsous is mtskitig for 14,114,1111.,Joust' 15. 14,114,1111., Ow aid, as well as the Sanford Segrettl wits ulso indicted t,> Police Department. the federal grand Jury its OrCall the t"Hl' at 323-1800 and lando mind has pleaded Inhsot'cnt the' Sanford I'll at fl2-4141 to the charges. Bets: was glvt':m imuiuuutmuilt> fromt lirosecutioli i ('o.fl'd Oat I'g. 6,1 ('iii. I -- - the ordinance he ileelmireil tint'uittstittitii'ui,tI lit its i()$)lIt'iiti('ul porsiry (II Juuui'tiouis ju'imuituuut'hit to further ,proceeding ill' isrt'te'hst III Clh 411d I.VWILV U1V"U,gdtUr'3 tall and attiuuitted to a bx'ul fiursUl( borne. [Apthrott told officers the tw% Slwfiff's Sgt. OsLdr Redden 111 E SKYLAB REPUR C- REW practwvs elderh ilign t&d his to store the Jr at the otftce and charged tt'tcy inanuevers tor -i two-man sace walk to furnittire but the t%!lljllt ~,jv!s ht. dittii't it'Ll Iapthrott he could take the furniture, Swaim said %ith di-wrderly ctilduct aLteill said in- KUbaltks said be had been asking SH, personnel wh) villsvrS were at the ufftce anki lilitted the resignution Idst iwestigation is conittnuing in the Redden tuld huit he ~ Eubanks) j)5)f5 e't(t'itit e' this FritLis Wilson said lapiliruti sub Cattibudia because "this is the first tillie I'Ve hate k'ui seen trvquenth at the SkL ciltice us recent weeks. Frida) the Rev. G Eubamuks, chairman of the Tetunts Cuwit'tl, was arrested , 'dial" with the powers-to-tx' (lie railroad and I'll Iwtchii 'i uiuiil ;, fimi smite (bert' was .'onmut' ''chewing'' people- it motorcycle gang or going ori , (;(),, 31)),nInster Donald Segr. related to ttK- public health. --personal reasons" after being were stured in a housinK 'lii, Nicol last :\pril it, gel his siFet sums als or grmut'rul i'l- mirresteel an charges of authority sterae room eight pos.se'ssiuug furniture reportedi) uusonths ago when a Uiggtns lii'lji uittt'uusptsiug to disrupt tart' '('lit' suIt asks tttu sections of stolen from a public housing Terrace tenant ta_s injured in a the t'II,uven(il,mi, the Miniuti Her- The ektt'tit-e prtewl-uting the 1)IiithitifIS OF Thursday, the day, before he case. was utuirtertiug with an intheir c-ustuiuuers. was arrested tit Volusla count) Wilson said L4pthrott wasn't 'testtgatiun. Friday, iitl Saturday sheriffs for possession of Eubmtks Iu'kd $100 bond ttiIti on the job Tuesday and was vice migu tuts arrested Terr y property and ws repoaseil tTi,M,U c'Qwity reportedi) tuuuie sick. Ltpthrult Mien ;illiusu, '25, Mtisuist uIt*' Jail uhortl) after his arrest rc'feired inquiries on the case to I .ipttir*itt was j4uikd l"rid,ut .tt Springs sustl flc•ldtui I A'e' Moore, While .ubauuk t as being has attorney, hlogt-r [(err> 21. ( 'ussi'It*'rry, for priuisiotilig Deland 1*flet released Oil $i& heIIetI at uuse jail the ossu*g oht'euii uusttterit-1 'lii.' clerks bond Saturday, aecorttint: the Auttw1ty Lka,rtl uset ta special Weather i.oswti sum 'actu unit were Volusits Sheriff's iteu*rltiwnl siseettz and vvted to evict Sanford I'ultee Sgt, Gary relt'msst'tl fruiti county jail. They hig 94 low tiuls Eub.uutk_i frsus a tow-rent public \'ttt'1ttd)5 h are sche'duti'tl for murrimigmuuient Sw-aiiui sat I autIurutl's arrest ausormaiuug ((8 Partly clout> housing aIrtiuienI ii tuitmnty court June IS, iii'- resulted (itOh mm investigation SILA . haItIit4hI JUh Suith through thursday with by his department that turtling Lu (hit' court clerk, led to chance of thundershowers, said Eumsk is being nutdWd 'Itte' lawsuit m.Ut'gt's Polk the ri't-uvt'ry of furniture at during Use tf1e-rnooms It' th'1*te' the' a(i4rtiist'ist b thrt'iitt'iutd (ii coiulinue lJi(hruil's ('ow ('reek ('mitsui) and et'nuug hours. flights to the Jute 30 Eubamtk said he'll iiuit's(iiig lIst' plaintiffs and near I htet'ii fight the et ti'tus l %% ttOs I owi In the 1,1%%,r 7(i' legal uiif1iet I ut flJ'cC lii'. a conception about what is right and what is wrong : : Slit' 00L, %MkIl-NALLY SK US WITIlt JV-VN_ ' % tennis with Rod t'L-.\h' L)L PLL1. , pla Layer and lunches v ith ,,rt Buchwuld. But Ethel Kennedy has Led i quieter tile since her huskuid was shot to death five years ago. , ----. - ' -- - - - - lndes - ', , (sLtcd ('risw LM*ki ? Lr t'axw :: L'I.aI Abbu X Kititorut t'u4ntUenI ,- - - --- WA -W ;!tteuuiienL HorMt,vpe lhspd.ul WW s thiLicVs mctetv w 4J ••' , - - ILA . - '- .. ' k 411 ---------- I - t11 IN ---------------•- - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 05, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 05, 1973. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 33-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 05, 1973; <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/dde711a9c3fc1b2dfe8904893a3ab29f.pdf db5b83b3c7435876976b2935c85df410 PDF Text Text Friday, May H, 1973 $ -The Snnford Herald 61 rHE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNIT 11411 Tli . 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M1SHmry $W'*i. 10.5 Lv, ,,',,, ,,, $*0* I vii C!vSHr CPWrCC i S Ia'øa'd Ave Lan'ro Cririecan Ouch 437 W 14 Na'tIn4* OW*is.1l 0,ura.. F* Maw.'i Dr.. MS$ia'id A W F - 5* t _____ si PlS' S M14fl.4'il ChaCft, OS)* Rd. En'a'p'i.• s'a' ri A s' t C,p'ai. Ili des. ::: Lake MO W Chrct, if 57w Ila3Jr,iw, Lake Ma'y Blvd , b'.i" - Mitti AV ,. AJtq4 s' O*,,ø,. 7IiI £i unilod eaioyIa'.an c*a,wcsi F ml P'.1byWria CiwvTt. 0.1 Ar, 4. Ira $1 Las. sy 1 ---' - - r - I . - .. _~ _____________ . , .. __ . I. I '' ,1 • ' •' . ' 4 e - I 1 -( "1 -.. 1'. ",F. 1 1 4&---.~ ' ______ ., , - 4 A I To-kilk-F, 111, - !A • . I 'A * '()NRAI). - • ... KERWIN, AND WEI ii. F'rtsd fnr fahtih'xz vritur' -, I . Ida'v Fists Gai.c iai.'n.., ps • So told LIlt Modini, 4i.n. 1 tV - i.,.', a bout Iiiii salary, 'irev' really overlooking tile many r I i - I have heard It said that CiVelf, I Pa Lvi "J".'if Jiiq,i WSkiipi, IZI * effi II (vth, -4 "thruugll his efficiency a fie annual() uves lift. cily uoiu øwu. *n. I , on a I q41 ,11111k, - #4 - - -. ", - - ------ - -- to J #1 V ,- - _i&_.,/ - . - 6 •" -' , - % -'.iehevi inmetftately for - sn. meflL In an interview Thuros.I., itgln with the 3enata inv"sttgaStir's, Gray. accaritlng 'Il 'ime iew'spuper accounts. oLd Nixon .n a telephone 'nflverisatWui July 4. t97. slier, was 'menlisicifi' anti apparint White fl2u3e )bataC1e1 fl the pall's a TheSe -h't'OWlts. - iiowe'-"- r th e President md ,p-uiefle "eth er - - _______ tflVCstilL3tiUfl. :'.- -•,-' : - 1 "It2iLZJtUI'I "Ill ' -, - . .. " * ,P" - -kill'1. t ,vs [)1\Y R EA L L corsages are presented to Y on his mother, .N1 rs Christian School, Students Sandra Smith Refreshments were served at school's party . fl3t11.ICt3Ufl3 only .&ttet "Sansfit4i" Nixon V.I.,, .ewar',(Ehrilchman'sjcmirii. t Photo bv . BiH Virwent) r' Ehe 'Nevilos wid Ebiolictir:.w te1'is) Sue znurnmg 'ii Jni:t' 1 -- the intisbitest ' :1jJ13 Thomas Richardb. presents' her iiiotlier, iNlrs. Wally Smith, a . Daily he tnvestigatiun (rain !J eLu-' Gray fuUuwetl Ehriidi- pins his corsage mothers of fourth gra(lers attending Sanford :~ .~ :,- Ehr(ihman ars V Richards 'moth '- DO OVE OU I New I.-Vi. said t,rsy '.1t1 nviistuga - corsage as Timothy ut the e . iv*, is' "tit ,)Uw 4ccountzl. including '* . , IA In,, MOM, .r. i 'U) canceling the t11eecu1L 'e.uinesl (cit that fteruioun H H :::: has run into strong opposition from :::: "' ::, FBI amId ecuU". 'en when Gray told hun iv spectetI the eLt 'it iivemeni n 'N Ii t'r :1St' Senate Probes Safety -$ by a land mine American in scientist is killexI .,. :*: '*.* s4ild Friday that Sell lImIlard heli'll :** , W ('4Iflflufl. ill t- in. bombing ill South Vielflaill for about a lliontli, :... I)-%".%. duct the hearings on allegations hut the tJS. l•:idusss' says the charge just iii luiipreej'r ec'inluct tuiIong the U.S. warplanes have (ong Charge - .~ X old '4P'" May 21 Magnuson iiwtle public letIii Inforuuiinm. Jollil II Iteed, cease-fire SIX BL IND youngsters Plan to climb Oregon's highest lwak Sunday, because Ilow else "will ::' X .-:- ENElU't' l'ROI)UCII) naturally ..:1 V. • butt ordered ins stuff to begin the Investtgatuen ": Magnto.*)n said lie had tweii ... geothermal energy say. _____________________ Index o: Bridge ,:- - 2A 411 ie*,useirtI Put/h' ik'ar Abby ' :., ii Sr 411 8-hA Magnuson said it had been Magnust*n asked the mem- -it Reed was ordered. Lvri; of the safety boarti to '). despite laws tit the contrary. to vidie minutes, nu*tes and Illettio(CaSt' tssuing reports that g,rernvç rnda utuiiediatel u 4.larut 'i'lactregor, then the ttter. The other Reptbb- iurettur of !he Cenmittee far tv, ii Burl,ess L d in willwil H, hiLe. wiukwI retrLwled from '?'e He-ele,'csipj, It',, , 11 'he 'ru. ''' ' ' I Al inight boti colLstrued a.-i critical %larch 18 intvttrig', aloritt with if t he i'rai por Lit ton tie- other titaterial SUIflUUftZi.fl . The beard's Demusocrats c imirtntent tw it( the executive detiliting the events. ineuttvir. Franct.s H_ NIvAdani.3. branch '' Je4.L1fled t' - t "Furtherillort'. charges ha%v Said all to 1)u h53 iet- live itwitibilirs tit the bod M hid 'tr ~vlhhng tht twdru%. but respiinckd to Magnusuo by Let- cniusnented that he was the ter eviiuniuee putszuan 'osdy member of the board who less the boarti agreed to t'eS&se saiti the letters wouLd not be re- tVt'etved no uLrsscuuns. ________________________________ __________________ _________ --- Ml,vtchell On Leave NEW YORK tAPt Former to " to 'ii the White hIoue," Magnu- vole his time and attention his personal sIfairs :: upper ails Nt Jerse) Republican Leader lower 90s. once' headed by I'restdent Kenne t Club Analys - , ,; WU*.*J LI, jfl4 *aa the hthv . -, ,sj.%'% SaWwod HwaU Tht -'W'' *i* SliteheU joined the tixue in h&3 111119311ta tile Swafted-Lirwholk. smaller but tuwr&suye e'*al CS1 'IICb it pcV9t*J "J0101 N. Mitchell stated that t1 bont. He Left when he behe had taken .0 leave ci absence caner attorney general but re- '" 04caid eef wriwir •%kander & Mitchell in 19W wholion it AbiuTbcd order cabtiwu .st. Illereasing cloildille.t. tonight Nixon. luis bern indicted by is tit devote hLs tittie inul attentitmi '11V 1"Culwill agaimt Mitto wi th acharut' at shutters unit a to his wr sonal mtairs and that, t'heLl, steiuiitin,g hunt a secret Ictk'rul grand Jury far perJur s.iime public uthcta.L. ap- fir SU(Idt' Vi itti leiw 1(1 the niue.-h Las 5&34*LJ mzim.y & LLar$l4Ut tb. and defraud flit' United teeui tt uthitruntn frtein the fitti and high in the upper 0s, Stute, name" ::;: - ut __________________________ .". ': i.* t)epmruieent .%larch 18 I'leell'19 III tile Sulet) All)-. Gen. John N Mitchell is Harry L. Sedrs. Boar d tssiit the White house taking a leave of absence front A tateiitnt issued Friday by _______________________ by the government, deiegates to it conference oil - I inluriiied that tketI told it earth's niolton core is abundant and should be tapped without further delay by the federal - Ntsll. the %% title I louse and Ihe over certain ret-*iuniiiendateorts thorued by the . -.: Reed. a tori it I)( No txmird that were critical Transpolrt3twn.,fict I)f 19W. that q,f the Tran3jwrtatiun Depart- members would be'dLunpLutied' Maine told 'rhe .%&-wetated Presai he could not comment leent and the Federal Aviation by been mud that ,t'u informed '1rsInsPortetI(III Ihwrteuent The tit'aFII4S are sctiedukd to Illellibers of the hoard that tin- UAVU) ('Al R() reports Lebanese plant's bomb and stra 1(1 1 'a lest inian guerrilla positions in eastern I,el)aflOt) in violiition of tilt' three-day- ". transportation ageticies Sen, Warren G. Magnivuin. Ill. %''hi, committee chairman, :-:. - hit.% ordered im Investigation of relloorted attempt-s b) tile ad- ItIPlItSI from criticizing Io South Vietnam. The Viet .::: Isil'I true'', ::,: .~. Senate Commerce ('oinuiilttev : ministration to prevent the Na- South Horida land owners. Aii'e (It'uIttii departuuienthl tuatts' reason see believe any member ii the aiimzntslritmn wI is ini was. involved. Frim Camp David, .'ulit., " -.'ri Presutent Nixon s'.e 'i.'fltf5fl4 Motheri Day wePx - ''it a White Hatise e)kesJ'fl4515 rhe dollars he has saved Its citizens -,-.f -. man ':.-,',: ~; .A P110.1,111INFA,r would tic awfully hard to replace. " of course you can always replace a body, but how cia 0U watch of the pen Gray Te/Is Nixon to - MoThER'S 'FEI•:N.1%(;I•: (;uNIAs was in critical condition t(xlav after his foiled robbers' ataborted getaway in a loaded t 1 iit t'mlt'd reserve of his talent. Nor did it ever degrade itself into a deb;151ng . " dollars would take cure of tt)egILselvcs a - - :.:: .1i PROPOSAL to acquire 55,M) acres of Big ::..* .. Cypress Swamp for a national fresil water .. and firsi-twad kuwkdge UI thus area's problems and A ides Interfered, bus, It was IkInJadnin Franklin : who reminded us by keeping c.,.,u, ci, b alif 01109 "W"i' los's CPIWCP- Olk Hill Nd kSa,p VZ) A • Sanford the a 0 '- .: 00,1- ,@ L.r'nç God. M*5. T.s.in.i,. R40p.,,04 Ave (Cl 35Th. OP *4.ofi kis.ou •t05191 9*11* I.'na, &we 7 12. - _- rN they ever know what a mountain is?" ,,, FILALI1INE • "It CP.,a'ct' - he's satisfied the Senate isn' t out to scrap House's education funding program. -.'. r.qr.p., C1I,WCHF*N*W*,OIf9nRd.,FIKnPa'* .v i '4' Oa.f0. lr0. Lake I CF*'10. Dr I I1 lit ;I place where there'ti ro, " 1, #I 64 : "I.r.,-i ;I,-,tt` I 'r $ i ~ :, .'s, %, cer ,,.,,,, Jii,~~':ilQ WASIIIVJO~ AP, i. i,foeightlessnesi, there's also not In his ipp"C'i ',A) [tie i;41,,i-n told President telling Senate trivestigator,it for. tit) fir (town. An astronaut can't Patrick Gray Ill pruI fl Nixon maul h4u iet r % 1 days after the Water- met White Hause aide .khn D a(tUIlI lit' down" without he~nning the investigation 1111at Ehrlichman intervened without possibly drifting away. As a re- gate arrests he was disturbed mediattioly after the hrrak-in .it oomplartation tO CAInCel a meeunK stilt, (tie spacernen sleep in bag- the role White House aides explare the Dernewr3tic headquarteri. ~e at. appeared to be playing In the set up by Cray tn like restraints which art.inked and vras '-fpossibility the Central In- rot!pooloatettly lached to the side walls of their FBI investigation. according ta telfii(ence.Aiitency playpit a role PeatedlY a-atw-d tbm'r -,was 14, varying news accounts befiroorns. ,.-- -' respect him for his integril). potentia6l oft " CP%Of-% of Christ. %ciffoirst, we 1E bw $I Ia'a',0. tbnIod Me"0*s? Ow.'ca. Ie"ç Firs? 1,0, I.,'-.,.', Las. 5 a1 "1"' IuN-si.ia" Lsmw... cw,rc". G,oeoer Days Dr & (as. .ta"t 51 '.,*r% L,m.'an Chur. it 4Z L*vua Cth. flU P1 me.*151 C'ap,i. ucc eastern or O, . "Iffiff'" lUng used ' - .-, iiousi: SPE:KElt Terrell SCSSUmS says he'll replace tits year'b of experience Allifing A All FAffh -"P "in.4., WS1V• S.w.ei Ava'* H04ir Swd.11 S Cti1IO• COfliSTin., CPi,iv, ',od'st CI'th. 0vs•0. C's'I F#SHhQd.st Cnu'cr b')# eyar S).$tD.s? I? si * a' Pait. LI 5.n'i (p'scolm C'w'c?. I Dela' Lvi, InIr'p"i. CP''l' I,-.i Ctiiçs L19*'D Ho'p Cross i?I' 5' Pa's Lw. SOW Slu4Ov'd Unttai LuTha'..'.. 3 ' OT 841161 CHU*C$1S O'ov' Ciw.cn H C.00 'sol,nefl. La&I Mo'v54 Chv'cf H Gvc Miss,,-, (nirpr,5 i God *101 * ICitu 5' Ciiirc?, God . civ,,. 0'.it.c Chyrcti H Go of Pf'Op?i.c - so' s E sin Lvi - *. ill $1 td,s' CiiscI, G.sns'v. C.'te 011*1,4 i,. LI 5Ovtt Ca?Oul.c C3oa, 7*5 Dii Ave 5 Ar.,- I ("iOI' Ct1,FC1, Ira-1.DeJa', (Hflou4 ii,iri. IJ'IH Or fbW P5I)tQ" RD ' C%usS,A "O0'i' CSWst'I. Ga'w'w V'-5.., delay consideration of the state's hudget until I- is one heck of if guy, % lift it No ever dill leave Sanford, 0v*', 4VOldl*4t Va'AIW I0.eilihGy Mvvi$,si N .... ::" SIVINTH.DAY LDVItisy F 01V U-100 fillow"Od-st Church, doll Pars Avg lt4.st Qnai H O.-Oft "rI, I'"Wf' MeThods? 3410 $4n5or4 I ii) caoc. LUTHERAN C.".'rf Cnw',iy P'.'iDyi.v.,, O*,ivø,, .' Lm Rd upi.?. it ('f'4'S" Hoe,4i P*iL Up5 1 p ChtjrS O God M4%-toort . ?a'p?s' Cb114411r'tS na.i,' C" ,ct' a' - unfortunately there are very few of us in this category I We eneountrrhascdoneittierolour CPiUrC'i C•n•'i CtbtitJIr, Co.,w'iviu?y UnuI. h¼4'd.It ChU'(?I - I?,.. 1753 Can. afrp ot,~W fir-agir Its, -&-.~Vswrr _ D1•', CO"w'iu'H'V FMt?t CIi,iro,. W M''iN*iIi 14, 0414'V ______ $4a's Mis PapOsi For those who know him land disagreed oil tluit one particular issue, I never lost sight 1i 5? b.t.' , IIdd not comment tn She slew urts. Gray enuuid slut e Although e had frequently AND STA F F "V b.or i,.'.. UnIrC CATHOLIC - . Memorial Stadium. FLORIDA STATE BANK F . Ellsberg said " ba:wd on many (if lit)- earlier confrontations with hLs views WINN DIXIE STORES urtHoolsy , III Matthem Baptist Churcft- Carnation Hills Ms*a' lap$iHC*uFc?I. 1*01 * 43* 15 1'.' a'- I'..*, '-• No'ft'.,o. C''cf' r.iv,,i. 'I. we,,,Dr M.,140n4 CCIUR CCI OF 000 C'iiac sc Hicb', S.ngI.'ic M.u'on.'p 9Th1 c.Oiw $ js M'iA'a'*'p Papi',' Chi,tP Z (VR't%I 5' l,"pi, Iaptasl Ch,Fcs P•ti tp'nfl RD Afla,ron). t,a'*ngs Wet'i.O. Cap?? Chuvr?, LI S Hour A,, W•Il Chapi' M'i.anr, SW O01 C'*rti Iwill St. '-s' . C'.c' Civ'v Cr',,'c) H Civ's'. * lift, 5? w*ii. H OrIm'v First Chi#?Ct* G.'W',• F Saps's' Ch,rc" H LaSt Ma', F irs' laps's' Chct' H Las. Menrod F will fiaps Ch,pCS' L.'wood Ca' C?u. I G'n( le'' $jpl'si CPcN H Ov.eOo '•' CHUICH O CHRIST (P,sFci, H Civ 'si 1141 5 P.'C A,, I- United ChweCt, of DetW4. 160 Prowedortl 11, Blvd C",c$' Christ. G.fwv Chu-CIt of CewlSi 1-mlopwood Ne N)! ii.i Bap(,sl L .Oct,, liZ Pw ..e caswbr It Illowtv 014lorch .-Ft se"'Notit'A'.chutwoots rorst sawmi U' ••-•'. lit _____ -i to convince. I agree to this : - SEMI NOLE COUNTY A REA CH U RCH DIRECTORY DD e (lid t ' knowledge and devotion to his Job....hch includes whatever is for the good of Sanford. 10 Evening WorV*p ________________________________________________________________________________ I4II,fl .... A & P WEO TRANSMISSION Da v id Bev e rly and Staff arid _______________ F'LL, . 11 "I belleve that President Nixon is innocent until I proven gtjiltN, iin(i lie deserves his day in court just -- . - SANFORDATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Hoe.,ard H Hodge-- and Staff an Eripoy SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. - ' . by criniinals'' . HARRELL&BEVERLY GULF SERVICE ~;w _______________________________________________________________________________________ It) i!1(li( I thit' Pt ("i(lPflt Ii It for or saying difficult of exp1jination; anything or any1xiody - & PAINT Co. INC. STENSTROM REALTY run enlgni.0 is spelled Pelt Knowles, the (It) mnaniger II 00a - t puzzling a riddle Sanford s SENKARIK GLASS DEKLES- P*I I The Management and Employe A Skilled Nursing Home Operated have tee 1w secured somehow or but tJIsRerg said he [eels there is sufficient evidence you ItI' who I L.IUI ,.r.v1.,, UIiiF4 ,fl , *e'drwsc. PROGRESSIV FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENIER . -. u#1 lie said he (loesfl't believe there is enough enigma' concerning Oed. Fhorda .• :• Sleeping may also take ;I [)it iii gi they %%ill drift away. 'ro overcome these problems. . Skyl, -it) is lined with foot and hand restraints and with patches of ,I fabric adhesive called It The City' of Sanford has an GREGORY LUMBER J' & £ A. S)ISkI By John WILSON E ICHE LBERGER Inuraricf KENTUCKY FRIEDCHICKEN C 'ift•I - - . AISIMBIRY Cl LO Wolbur Ave . LAk* Milory AA,n,Sfer Rev A F Steverts m pacemnen niu.sI soap up arid nriose off before the water run~ Ellsberg siid lawsuiL' will be filed against officials other than Nixon--all those whose names have been implicated in the prosecution in the past two weeks. ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________ THE McKIBBIN AGENCY F OOD FAIR STORES, INC o been Conversely, those who are vociferous tn their objections te. E,-~,c~- i l.14 ~ ,:~r-~anci SI-311 P*n V Mt'r t't and Stafl __________ ________ ______ THE LAKE MARY UNITED FIRST SOUTHERN MET140DIST CHURCH 34aC Sanford Ave. Pastor pi sunø.v am Morning *Dr%hap I I 00 a M EP'?PI League C Ii m Evemng 73 WeD PraprMe , I--- C E 1, ,v a a nc S #a ~ I UNITEDSTATE BANK OF SEMINOLE ____________ _________ __________ , f...L.A,a m ,'. I THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL 14I Mfl,Dt Oran. Blvd I, ' F I ' PA01A CHURCH OF CHRIST /-. b v 5If- siic'n Russo said he t,eliiwed the :-uddt'n disclosures of wiretaps, a break-in at :h office of Ellsberg's psychiatrist and an undercover White House investigation of Ellsbei'g had shown that ''our country has - -- - CPSChOOI Main WoI-Itip s ater s inivicle, the astronallt evidence vet to show that Nixon is guilty of a crime, ng ------ of the bolt the spaceman i q it1 I fo b hOUSe 'Z' 0' 4 00 p Youth Group C ,.,-,r coo C,vto map,jr I IS# M Its 0ts triingftar%hifio "-' JIM LASH CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH I t_. 10 30 a. m, The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible I YOuth F eIID*-shup or GOD s0)w.2lseSft,.t " ______ ______ .11 00a 'hr' "I think of the code of the Mafia," he said. "Silence, 'I'hat ,has been the code of the White CPSUI(PI5(PSOI (,hurch Of God CHURCH PbccII PRESBYTERIAN 379 Sovfl4OrIandoDrsve WsIl,arnC Sislarir PasP Worship ii 006 " Nuriery& Kindergarten SCIENTIST ,, 5 F 0 4%0 " 11 Mo " - C - - Nursery *JvI?IwTuw)M-u45 - -'r- , PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 3e3a P•IrtiD I )/ ' 7ricj 2 1 - WeD Nave" wit r 30P in - - 5312 Mni.IsrsQ lryrr 7 SeventR-day Adventist Church ta17ua1 4 vs vft. .,3U.tpOIiti.. jPr Sundill's S(111001 worthop Service 7XP y.rgc L Bryint Mai'ntngwor,p.p - 137 Aerporl llvd BAPTIST ill - ____ shw4erar:1 only one shower jRr week A shower nn earth uspi three quarts in about i() si'i'onuts Somehow, the SkyLeh %%hatevur work he's trying to do. And twits can't be jwst placed fin .I work bench. '17hey I'ilshvre and smiling mlii nwsmin the - calm Watergate and White House involvement in his case reminded him of Mafia tactics. - and Rev kennel l W Multi M,i's'ert Woh.p $ . Church School C 45 u's P1.iwS343$1 LvmanH Kirkod ,,Pist OrIPlz.d )? L.ep'wd ,, - cnlr ,% slight inotion can cause an Jr. Arb Rp, SANNDO UNITED METH OPIST CHURCH 1rtpts.'dkiIMAu'ncssBlkk5.'Wti _________ himself and the shower (ilfl 1w triutili etrun,eut to drift iAZI} fmouui and Russo were ' lifte,d by U.S. District Judge COVENANT I PCICI' 3:1-17 (tutu (u1rnInu I'resident Nixon for ''cor.spiracv to deprive US of our civil liberties.'' CHURCH Sanford, Fla Oak Ave &3id51 Saturday • • like fun, but •m;,jl sound Otherwise, Instead "We will bring suit against all the conspirators, of which President Nixon 4 4 appears to be the ringleader." Ellsberg said 1'riday after espionage, conspiracy FIRST PRESBYTERIAN wed (P401CM ewe P I N[ (RI $T Sue Irbvterian Pro yfr$.Pr4is.i Sunday DCUICTODOTDY 6:1-15 '. 'O - s. PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Old Route 4441 PbD&a Rev wuiam E Miller. Pastor 5 hool 11 001 MorricngWori'P 4 30 m You?hServ,Ce 7 3CP 'It Even'ngWc%thSP I - another with the flex of n linger. "rench, he has to be anchored. LOS ANGELES I AP) - Daniel E .ilsberg and Anthony Russo, freed of chargeS in the Pentagon palwrs case because of go%,ernment misconduct, say they will 7 )OP 'as'ai Pricer Mering $ iSa in (Forst service June II, 7:30 p ml C 454-rn, 11 00• in 400pm . Evening WorShip __ 6 300 r" p - vn.ng WorShip r. in set Man JORDAN MISSIONAIf Ptta' UMYF. & 7 Zp in ri 415 Part Ave. Mai'nirigWDri.Pilp 1) 004 in in X r Jul LIC Byici morning Worship Sunday School I lI-rn to 1 )CV } ,rne -, F • r - ______ the .itUiitmi cleaner Vvi'iti ,,aid the a s tronaut tak. )r Instance, if an astronaut Ellsber usso Win Court F*Ight PENTECOSTAL OPEN BIBLE T Ph 312 2$40 it 2SIh on Rodgetow"d Ave . SoM topp"ole $tminole I;tlph School) I;18,1~ Rev jc-nG Cut, -her wed Bible Stuav & ~ I- - 41 sues 4) est ii 183 ¶ I ii 1(0 t 11 Moll M 7 30p 7 30 p tr. ng A B I 5) Conavorroors AAW-ng Sundalo p m i. en,ng wor*p ".4 F',uor ,m Youth Civic League 140$ I- - Snøa E 0 Asa m 1.0tiociai, School F INDEPENDENT BAPTIST MISSION Wr' I $4eePIenI S,undasSu'oo' Morning Worsh,p (vening War %1`11P Wi'anrs.Oas Pray - Mormmog Worl,h,o ' "i' 3 • .- • to eillwr your skir, for the inillde •• id *'Wli#,n you're (lone. you holler ir,.g the 5hr,,kpr then uz I)ow to vacuum away %ater irro rsi%it - -- - r' FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 still Orange Street x I . w . ~~ CONG,PEC.ATCON&L CHRISTIAN CHUPCM 34445 ParC Avenue in 7 A4 - : t ,~,.J. __________________________ and the g(cintuI' hose water ong flitting from one placto to This may - 000 M keb I%.Ih4!nP,Ci Rev Kenneith M-11tor. A141s' Polli'1011' . •: (iongreLunwnaI Ii 000 in 7 )(ij in Wed N.y.-' k Pr Ice 20 Cents 65th Year, No, 26 Pentecostal & 00 p - HwV 17 #2 At Piney M0601P lid ~_ . . t , ~. 0 - -' Ive'n,ngWorstiip 5,-' " -- % t, MornrngWors.h.p C C -, ~ . E a'e' t' -1 ~~ - Sunday, May 13, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 11 Wa -, ' ai~ ~ iI --rt,. I ._..__ Sijrler,d L sIalr- . '•li-. - - i~ _V~_ I *oo, . i ,, ')'r Morn "tog Worsh,p MYF - - ' ,,_, 4 I L 4 . _. _. •••- -• Viituiummis It up Sle,st of the water will ding triini(Itsexpu I tOflehIt (if 5It1I n''' 10 W.8 - - *file "Ropit(loulta" hoofte itprays Zeno R. fir -Avightlesitripsn, afI I ' a ctivityI astronatils living in Sk, hill. Itwead of walking #)ft the floor (i f their W8(trttIft thee ' :° t , *X . W latifiralory. rra -s- --ç I 50a M ' I . p lriql(le you've grot Iwo hoolt" li- w,ri-voulla hororv- and the ihi' vvolume at a spacerraft sci'ru,s to expand once you get lute' zero g gravity," hr said. 171 Crvtlal Lake Dir Laki'MAtIr. Fla ii Xa m R - 67g f' * Mwnr - . .1 000 W LAkE MARY CHURCII OF TrIE LiAR Pavor 0 otsa M ChoitrCh t e% 1,0 & 00 0 ," ' .aiwoociawnAie Re%, D R0.%%CtCn%Ico0 School - uuk ' *' Skit. W,.,% . - ~ (if" m Dr uwar Pu?tor R CasVelberr, *4 OOi m LflorakD I S ' '" t S41111 111 fovooll larger. according to, I X v rr - - Iushower an astronaut steps Into a rIlsipss'd iyIin'ler and r.ic"s it to form un encIoure. Itiet In space, Skylsth should ito 11 11% C C 111 RACE UNITED ME THODI S T CHURCH ' r- , -41 k - Mor ning Wo'siis off - zm ~ r~~f -- CATHOLIC C"URC N FIRST PAPTISI CHURCH ' -- 7 Mp m 1 W1 DR fl c CHURCH ,., 454 ~:_A~k 1~_ I.it, 'iperate with a slight air ' su tutirn wtilfti provides tte flushing ac-thin It tin' nest slsiy feint tI(IIVW. . 11 00a nj kWnim Worship N,,vf:-o.4o%jr 1C' .1jethtiolhst t, - - Onedc/JLrnion4AuoutqrcmamfiK unOay ~ _. I ' SOW..S CAPiOLIC It ar _ -• - ys Jiini DOUQI4% 0 Drnev p - - . W illiam - --" - rr 'V! _% example. r FIRST CHL;RCH THE NAZARENE W .'rid St iiMaple AC LUTHERAWCH A , r* Orlando Am.i-4cal rail CP*UIC1I in Lv? : -;• -1.1 cepts instilled by the Church and parental tr RrrIL'v GOOD SMIEPERD UNITED - adult. Enough freedom so that he can be Baptist .1, V..I' r', Pl,rq , frIngi,s,I.iwit 'lay (off aral even H d t hit r,'I anI tIIc' f)A f'I4r) ran Iina 41 'c'Hr qtsi.eq with three-cI:1e1 ttilti' have Isitq in rpurnln r, kIiit, iIurii'I fiIfiu. I)ii' qi'rvlrp nii'I Ilrrnnnthe atfur,n,it Irkg th ,Ipalq uu,''Iatiunq iii if luiuiry hotel," into the floor sji$ one s$rnii' ef,tOtiPc'r, hut WelgtitIeqnec nftc's't even the view Ic utb t'Itrr taisir t,q,ll fur,qtjr)r ri 'I tie stsithin, ci h.'iInI,'d to 1%' c'.irtt, for c'unnpfr rct rrirn hni,iuhc'iI from (silH' )(r'nrwdy, ttIitI,'q depend upon gravity fit fuiu$, un Skylsibtssestheuoouelnessnfsi Itiru Is'dr.HIsui I f,(X3 IIr" I 'I 'A 11 ~ i.. i;; viding a child with the religious tounda- 's Have_Home ::: palfor 10 OOi ,% ~~ L'I L % P WIt f 11' - i~ URCH Any mother's atlention is crucial In prc- WeOr*CW1 505)44 ac :ifl . Rev A EGrtn Suriastr SI Sun Worth 1p ju' ji'iir t;n•t Kvrsui send l'siuil .1 Welti will Temporary Geneva ". 0'. , , I A : ~, .. , , , , , . • off F I RST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH CHURCH Or THE NAZARENE ~ 11 '" 411"011 szftool quite convenientlyfor mother's attention ''' H OPE BAPTIST CHURCH Fore-st City 1' 1 GENEVA P4IO' RcPiCf R' E emer A I loving care, He is always nearby, located 7 we) - E vf-h,nfj Wtr%b to l ud ifr,fHyndheP. Centee I ithlot Sertio-clo, l Wi q \a:art'ne LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER $) W 359* PIC• . In." There's no need for them to dash " ' % Kangaroo mamas have one advantage over "human" mamu-thelr crib is "built- , ce •nd S - i it Asa - 5,ble Study '" 1 utIl('rtJIl " ADVElli ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Saffland.SpruIg% ør, L*woOd ill ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST c - realk riuit,ng II" Rut In In I4re$lI,l cpnre'rnIt the Skial,, the tatun pne'tnei, "entIaI I(It'1I %I Ii) irvIve, tii' a hiuni' SkIiiI atr*noutc have pd'ate IM'tIriw*IIIM, I he 1134444-long spacecraft Iwwer, %% its iIesltnei1 tar living In MH11'i' ilining maui, sin u'zer.-ki' area, a library Ili Isioks anisi music , and liv ing fairly i4uliFI'rtahly. iuI. Just (attOiIAtr%4ali oe 'v I Sform'um 47 '' ' '' I i'L1----- Morning 11 I' 'I. RH U ArnpHte WrtIrr sr'ul-: i•:Ni I U. IIou'iton flVItg n earlier , Aiwrien htp they ere "just ,nptng " HOLY CWOSS i* S ParkAve zv~ 1 9 7 Alto % v-,''•''"••• .piseopa! : : : a?ra, NAT . 1' Spaceméri b IfiMI Baptist Rev • Out 10~oqti I 0 0000 FI R ST BAPTIST CHURCH S* Plrb £vPfl' 4M Camping ,I :*I1 5kyja 0 • Like •#. • THE EvfTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH P4HVl TJT: - - -.. I.---- _. - ::•:•:•:: 4dtn us: A S S . V;5A ~_A___..%. i ~liiw_u '0~ _... . -a l Not upper VariabIr wiiida becoming Rain lirobabilitY 20 per cent tit'i' liulleted with Mitchell, were by Veico to I'rs'sident Naon's I -Run fund, alleged that 11 the leave of atilwince be- the funutio attortwy gtmiral U11- Muutt'eStt. New Jersey Iiii- lIiuS determine Miti'hieil's and Exchange ('olflhii.Sjofl 'h- c - dumi - ...- -' �- Sunday, May 13, 2A-The Sanford Herald -------,--------- ----- -.----.-.---------- ---.. ---.-- - ----. - -- -- .--. --- ta. t B S y udci et - 4., BANGKOK i AP i - Thailand horner when a 71mi army helilum its own Wotergati scandal copter crashed near Thung \ m brewing but there; one big game park killing six military dtffervnrt-UW. one involves and pohet offsc.rs and rn)unng four others zinc un I iiuriul i '.in t Uikiii tit(, firs,, t trip by - .- -- _ and editorial writers Sesum' - - - ____ - - emmo1e Ar. I ..nowI ..., -r. ...Q.4,0 r If, stop it*- twimbing Mike Mansfield has ant iutet House ,.. .rn mit-i Tic Ilnust' Thursday ripariweti lt't :u(Ins1fl1strat,nr '- .t:e.t sic. •, 4aa i , CurnbMian bonmin~ and pre- proprisunns bill dirts. support of the antiwar tie- it portion that would have tinn from a Senate committee provided more fundi. for n .: . -. .__. Hi uitsosaiti F'rsdns that if the bombing in C.ambodua The full Senate takes action similar Roust' also added a prohibition U the Hnwt.- that 11w ruttior against using other funds in the - **will fare ii tru( ron.stitutiorta! . . I. . . is spries tit They asserted that miart. than .1 ' .t-duMa $3 17729 $3,,935; "aw 4--~ I,- -140 peopk including women clan of the Forestri Depart ctiLdreis and a mosw 'tnr were ment The Thai press shich the on the fnur-da3 satan Ttwgos'ernment tiicl tried gnvernrnen contrnl5 tigbtl, It'll(.: lruii uu plics 't i & t '.qut'kt (lit stir '.inct the T H E SLEEP OF T H E INNOCENT I of Watergate and other worldly wries. Angie and Carrie. 0BLINIOUS month-old twin daughters, of For". t City . Fire Chief CItip .* Deputy ppi ly world h a Ferguson and wife Peggy sncioe on in the happy , . sur-ril und ed tl\ I(,\,(. ice the Senate ApproprintiOns Ri .II.A% PA71TE'SAIIN 4)ffivc_ this past wm-k, w, '24 Committee '7i ut.&is, urd Herald Staff Writer Segnuirste IIii!ti stuthnt stint- !- Vsku1l Walton, $10,3412~ unit up sun s % (irking , - v,iir iii ., If the nwasurt' passes the liii. iii v - v -._ - fj lit noted thal Defense Secre- t i! Richardson sziui tars Elliot I - - and N. i, C . - ' - - _- - I - __ rruinnger's rnth- pr-ac. '' 'u'd my typing, shorthand, filrL and office rnnc'hint o'.k in the cit -. . .. '. - -. ' :... - - - 1 - ~ ~ - t 1) across six next ~~k In Pt-u sident l)ru4' - r'zpressc - c'i. it' t' * r'i .i .i. . 'n" "comstitutional criso, will begin __ '_ ' 3~. - ~~ ' - '&I- .. ... - _. , Catutge Chem, - Reqwres labeltng percenuigt of butterfat in rottagst. cheest. HB 18%. Agriculture and CiUms Comillittrit, - Commer cia l R eq uest ; : ~ ___________ "I fat Irt 'lit I I uk' * a u, m S'i . I - - ki I., 4w te.. ' %041T Ito r Her-mci lon.IL 'tt'phinit Hickson, Marie Cunningham ' a - - 7.1h s Is istlo To. Liii. 1* fl44 1111111 I .-st,. art tflipiruuitt iii (III i, Iitt04'n ,$'tin - uIt titpvnd ii on thu ability u - -- - ______________ 3 _____• - .. - ~ -- 1~ - i__ __ - - .. - - -- 11 -.. - - - - . _____ - - _. - - __ to, .. '"'t, fo 1 _ - i _* -_ ~ t . .1~ , . -_ . •-- 1 1 1- c Ili I Ili,! 'A fir t lit- I it turning itn"lli%1 it. . ~ think unIv of tim' 'irn,e opt rution,, in arithnst involved Two timesthre, ..: and so on Vs With ms though' important part of learning is taking true-fular tents I will concentrutrili tin t1w, arithnietit it, . liest of ill% itiollit; tht- r, th,,niisa, m- t-rcorning. lilticks to Lrdt- full attention to thr next I u ill riintinur thit. .11ttatli'li oil UtW question jfwt tht. nwid will 1pt- frt4- to do at it time tv thitI end of tile tirst lit. twst thinking Whethrr you hu%t- u In this way I can ilivr each J1IlWk Or(Jnl%L a partial u"tion the- full attention it ramplete 1-111. dur to tentil"n thtr lemandf, flillOIA- Ing Vill rillikki- ~'OU U on thlb tyltit. of test I Inust ile alilt. to tell tiat- problemi, apart l"'11111 IrSt-UlLff You cunnot ivif` pressuret. As I rrue u liroblern sunirth . it., gi, "wa%, litil .%ou Min push allow tht. wu~ it * Atated 'Alif, "" thern into, tht bachimound IoN give ruir thr ke-, . to hn* it lit to '"king 1~ 1711111trol of thoughtt,fill, que%tion , how you are going tv takir thr 1* '.1 Just befum thr test I will led through tht1 w uI. that tistwtei errorb " t-ulWested unswersk I Will . ito r Bebe Hamner. Laura Rurnble', Henes Johnson, I it i• ,. I V -, __ - V -* - .__ --- - -__ - -- - ~ " b, . - - I is . I i .1 - 11111111t - ~ ~- _. _7~___ ____V_ _1 _ . -~ __V - __. __ -, __ , - _4 .IJ. ,Z IV -ill make surr Cast I ana,Aet . .z -Z `_ . . . ; i I ~ __ I 4 ~ x-- the questiull j paper )fl" - - I ___ - _ 10, I - T_i _. r 1,~_ __ ~ - -_ If ~ - I . _. . . i 79 __1* ~ . - - _ i AL ~I - _-~ - t_7 - f ' : 71w d. IN-legates elected to fix- f;th of art emphasized the Foreign District Constitutional ton Relations program on filing ferenee,,Nlay 20 at Orlando,are: Kong In c-hairrru n F lien Pit sident 114 tts 'edger, Ellen Yeager at the American Legion Yeager and Letha Ward; Auxiliary nit 256 April alternates, F miii) Green - meeting in St. Augustine O1u-t) hail (..asselLx.rr) Mrs. D. G. tioward. Maithind, is as selected unit represen tati'.'e to Girls State at tcthmi Vslk. Muitland, is dlt,-e'rnwtr At)Ti '.irw E\ERYUE '(,FPT ' rS -i iA!'.TIC lIar, thaneBannrnga. Robin Mattair, Linda Boots, AV'I ; I I i may 13 . : I # - Virginia Jones. Janet Macek Margaret IA'rnaitre and Evelyn Sdirader s 1)"Y Fleet liewirve Muther' I)inner, 5 p.m.. Fleet liewrve -1 liollif.. Web, First slyiiwm bowters pr_- _-_. - May 11 Eemi.-iole Count> Mental . . ~ - _ --_ "_ ' js;smo'd !he- tirat for refreshfii• Ij I a-.-- .i II$ Oil I) E ,:, . -- ----- - - N1 - - flour. 6-7. Slwijker, State MIIIA President Jeanne Sloan. Touring Florid,a Card Party, Woutwn's Auxiliary Volunteer Firemen uf bi-Bary, 7 p.m., Firemen's Recreation liall. Dessert and prizeb. Publit, invited, Contract lAnda E'ubt for tickets. Health Am(K- intilm banquet, 7 pm., Lungwcod Hotel. Social 7 313 11111 Ji.ams Bank. u,Ff of Iii> 11.2 'ui Sunlu,.uo Springs 434 - - I, '.4 " - ,, 4 I HAS1 111~; SOFT DRI N KS / .. - , _ r)P7 7'- 1:1/":~.. , $ 1,1 -.'1/1 I IV _.~ I I I. ~ . 11 / 33 99 9 - - . p F(, 849 ' / I . . . r 1. II - . • Up A GALAXY - - fter Scandals i hi I ndent %1' slivvial Vs ASIII'5( iii iN Al's Coollk".S in crisis, ht' onse %'srote. . - itiitil st Shoc ks t hat u * ins 'I , , iii otis. I.,is k intl kniming him, I think he'll ttirti it inito a diallenge. lit' almost .11 tillit's. to be unravelling it tones alter a "necessari ;wri*'.l of irnk isism doubt 4511(1 soul government. Seiitteretl talk of IiIlI)s'iu'hineni has brought mm response. it n in private. from the iii,sn relishes rhallonites.'' U ntil ten days ago, aides report, Vs ,it rgatt had drains ii searching " %%flit %kiln the scrond largest flit- Pr4-sident physically and laintop at Camp David, where hi, s pent thu. iseekend facing up to tile fact that his two Illost trusted assistants, 11M. liald. man and John Ehrlichnian. is ould has i. to go NwA. "alking over flit, smuth lawn behind the on tile way to the television cameras is ailing in his office , hc President of the United StIates said to an aide- b,.is) AN EX EXTRA SET A OF I think lit Feels there will be d) nannit "lie knim,s If(- has to prove sptain " 1 h C-JCrf 0d0c 0; ' I 1.1,11.1da,730 - 11, SJ C., 1.207-208. 1) ill , it-gistration $5W. For rehervdtions call :12:1-1450. ex~ 307 ,,~ Tfill' ~4.411140141 1111*1`611111 .111d I I tj to I I!, 1,IL. d D,I I I je IJuriday iippt.ept ~dlurdirit bf The 54triford Herald KH,j --- -- -- - W1,14 55( Njas 1 7, Initi odut- tion to Fresh Water I Yv.11 128 6 13 I ....~ .I....., Is , • ' "' - '. 'AE -.- I RI A RI Dfl%AIC D . • It A RI .:.:4. IO -- I If a Jj . C .. 1999 1 4C) .1 -', - 1,4 %I ; ~: "' , , Y" I .233 I __'_\ SPRINKLER I., ~T •'\ 6 LY C ER I N E S Li p p o siT () R I E A v \\ Ili - - - !,1. - C 22 BLACK & DECKER 4 \, .. 1~ ...:. Oftft% . - r I MUSK 1 S %,.~Ik I \~ 9 11111~ I4__%.:.%_, JOVAN . ". . . , 410411$11, OIL 4.1 :/AA I ,~. $.4LJA 111"At .;1 , 11~ __ .. 'U . ,~oon 0 a 9 500 " 'N , . ] I if % I 1. r ( i1 ) ) ) -- I - I ii :i.s Zhes 'lunfurtN.Atlanfir Wk a :0t Member F - D.LC. _ ij / "' ''' " 'i I 4 IVA - %$- _~ I -,. I ~fr 11I,J;,..I .,- r. ) i , 499 There's going to be a new look at our motor I)dnk . . . we're Instalilng the faster, easier. fo operate Tel-Air system for your convenience. You'll like the clear voice communication and direct visual contact with our window teller. Fast, pneumatic tube carrier-units will speed transactions and whl5k you on your way. It's a private two-way syslern and it's coming soon to the "Sanford Atlantic." Now, more than ever, tile Atlantic Banks help, - ,J 4 - RACKET wor bankin(Y fAernber Ttie Atlantic Group of Ranks In Florida 4'~ " TENNIS / Ut by , * t1 1 1 ' ,. II(,,J) 32// 1 Rates 0 IF SHULTON'S ------ 11,1 327/I iutiscription Wk-_JW_ .._.- 99 57 . ". ill t Sanford. Florida i 1%1 % C!Af - 't' - sse'nc' the o I 1 report, fit which 10i li.,iril ,N'ixon lust isis tomitrol ifs a fortnight s.f I-ishilip, - RAD - I'u rc ' 'ai(I liii iiisiti flOW fit tile )ill), "will tx-coine President 1.5cr Ill) di. ad txHI) Ilist -E?! • -. l I - -_ [.iSi (11(0 37 (A I anti Ili insure youngsters may he dult s are attend flit first day of school, sporttd bus schedules being established to determine Fxirents are urged to register iiniiit.di5itt Ii at told w ho w ill be is tik Ii- childre n w ill atte nd the mornin g or afternoon session . a tte nd ing kinmdergartt'ii in iii4ikin Phy,itians an 5 epttnmler and make ,.if)pf)lritnients for flit- required appointments for tile ;illprosiiliate Ii 2 859 pupils is hs ;)ti% . St misitiuh. I ount s district is ill in en tering st hool For Iii, nne I art muss first tittie in thu. fill 5irid hi rsisiimit t hod perso tiSSU'iiilIi ii issn*itiilis and statuiutifl must he Prisent. II it-achers for flitI kindergarlen be-fort- flit- pupil inay attend pris'r.iiii •uiutl iii itt ni il'. and School. - - - CAME RA OUTFI T I ROil PAP I -:.:;. -- BATTERIES UTIOU1E BATH TISSUE attend schools serving their .ittt ntLintt ionic Sirn.u. iii ins iii lhese children will be tran- ilassruoiiis intl st 1104)1 tiuss&', . - ., f" I- AITHOUT All '.1) .S01.10 2 '1 liiidergar1t-ii pupils isill -ro%% (it - . -r ____________ orderud ''' ,- of "ck and 'C", J I Registr ation Is %our %liting,.Nter ri- gistcred equipment are Iwing P rm? K ODAKX - IS back up frismim FOR 0 ' ' -, I 'Ihu.' te'srs IL io - -- cieve l0ped 'cd. tile lonely, painful reflection fit his cabin, flriiml', .ig.itii .it this lielin. imuing * order s to p4Ik Ii up the sails plug tile holes In the, hull and put tile still) back on counw, though tile storin still rages. for (lie 1973-74 school )t'ar.' l'o Nixon vented his angir Ix lore' if,,. ( -ji birlet lit. .%;,,(I 11 %.it.% n hi nsiblt to have Fill " OF - 1. ". - lrt sident IS rsd P' ofl tYi ri( l Kindergarten In his office. Nixon ended his s us s man who was thin is is thu. bottom for 'Lit i C .. Unless you feel it'll hurt "GN1111 job, Mr. [)resident." Richard Nixon, who rides hunself on his self-contral. ,().st it thin n t Ilie next morning, on tile ,A ' Ii) (ti ca binet i. i t room. til e President noticed an i-'ili agen t Stdtiunl(I 01 OUtSi(1( • f -0 .0 *' o1 - a urga v speec i wi i ( i wit - OL L IolOped ;lm President is that of a (ince nwre lie - HOT° " you IV" so I and 'the crisis of confidence" loriiier producer of "Laugh-In" in his adm inistrat i on , clots thi appeared to ri's iii tiiiii President isorry about hits ahiliThe picture now offered of (hi- problems," .0 --lid an assistant. 111(1 tha t h e's going to base to work hard iii; them. that lie has 1(1 (0flt ill I people thu. captain of tile Still) 1% alive and %%ell. oil 4 11 0 im-ople to wse the word just tip "Bebe" lielmio. the Florida ma ke hi idlines fina ncier and real esta te Willi fix- spreading scandal diperator, and Paul Ke)es, ' 011. FAN 99 IRK) S12 99 much Iem.atid l(miked it. 'llien it ty to gii%ern*1 TAMP ONS Zl. • history a few s'iiiotisunally" Ib' was sleeping landslide in I FLOOR 2 'Is it to , , #, 1 213 k' L_ -a y . __ II I , I , I ~' . . . " .~) I I I. I~ %%4 _~_J -0 ft ~~ . it J I 11AI LI M 1:F-11 I i r~__ I - -_ . I ; _. ~. I •. 0"I () (1 2 ______ ______ ii R nt IA!ague of Wumen Voterzi, wiiuiu. hA1IIJ SUITS - Popp) lake Branthi.> Attmktic. .arienta'iofl _________ i.ii May L2 c~ : .%. III -L -. Seminole Calendar Chuluuta Vl~* D Auxlhar) Bake Sale at Chuluota hhopping center ', ,, Ii I I, I WRIIA 'It 1' 011fir-M SIF11,41,41F pie VNIT M t iIc ! j •j 1 - . 'T'iT V ' - 0 Pre Ob jects Meeti ng ' A display of Chinese objmts 1allahauee. June 13-fl. Gina _________ . ----------- television technician Susan Howard, dlliughtir of ilASH&Un. has wun a w.ttlentient uf $17,729 frum the government for property that IwAiintged W Lee Harvey Oswald. im U.S. Durtnet unirt judie 1". FAtes signed the judgment '' Y ( - . I., .1_41 ~ yffaftA live* Warren Unitultimun mud ( Awald killed President Kenne- . lilt I Ii I I - BODY f l(epublican, for puslong, a Setiate resolution for ,fit indepetidvnt outbi(le l n%,vstl1,, jjIi01l (if Wit. 1 NYLON __• On behalf of the unit, Secretary Della Kryder presented a handicraft, engraved tray to IA-04i Ward. charter inenibir for bin sir vims as president during 1!*A1969 and 1969 19.0 The motif Ofl the Ira) sas MN Ward's ''Morgan ('oat Of Antis." ~ . - PPft I *SHAV Ill given to the department trienifirwi fund in memory of Mrs Gladys !k-tmeider, Unit - ' . 0) j(" I - - J -?f - rum Oswald Porter, widow Uf 91L 0 . t _: 0 -T i ___ I- -_ I I wili thell rullLviltrate on till writing (if one point at a tinit. I It 7r I - L ! -- - - 'I'lie Presidunt then fla)vd ptrate boards to whicti Ifir be- _. - -_ - •_____ ___ ill J ' 1 - - cruninals and Lire basically devent an( ] li()Iles take a leave of absence (rum hi. i I,'uStofl law firm fur as long Li C ' District President Ituth Kruse. District Sgt-at-Artns Catherine Tuttle (if Orlando and Mrs. , .k % q ' Care project lbelps to rehe%-e the - and give ho;w to the needy. companied b)- his longtime frt~nd, C G, "Bebe" Rebt.m. Mrs. Nixon Lb scheduled to at- 1 -1_,____ nointirusting uonnrnittce to select imuen placed outside tts,' sillicu's officers For the corn ing year. uf Iialdeiiian and Ehrlit'hmami. Guests present were 6th twis miten in' said "who 'ur mit in i Statement telep ied Lu. newsulenb)hissetw-) tiat was resigning (ruin all cur , - . Of C4111711 50lUtiOn- neut1% and Learniow Spwd , E xp l a ned At water, Tile President arrived trerr Z;e -- education and rawmaterials, our pennies donated through the National Auxiliary hi holds a positi on as speci& iv,Iviser it, President Nixon Lonna ll y also said on Fn GErnNG TO MEET NEW PEOPLE AT SANMRD CITY HALL _. - \ - _____ ~ . Eliyalx-th Evans, IA!tha Ward and Margaret IA maitre •iS John B. Connally says he will ' \~; decidt, which ones tv uw and it! what order. numbering ttwrn 1, rus'ered and how can I grammar, as well as other rrroj-nizv .-rh kind of errun. I am prone to make its writing tests I will read each questien. problem NEXT. I will write through without looking at the witting room with yout- plans forrm(wt irsyi'urmind ' will read each questi curefulk to ritake surt, exactiii what tht. amwer retlulrft Befurr I start tto write uti answer I will make a list 01 I of wratch !T1% z- *.- -.4 . V Ch in ese / 11*111ber - __ ~~-- - food has to be unported and with shortage of houses land HOTJSTO!5 'Iex I I will edit 1=_ . "t-f(pr" 1k rid gswi prudure both statement i true or tahi' lls in preparini. for testis and its fur an unusual type of thinking , it, ins" Pt's n i-Li BHu 1' 1 wIll follow thus ruk in - I" - show. . C 22 F________ US ________________________________ ,___ i 4i .rp B th. world means "Fragrant harbor )et it s people list in poverty. Fill)- per cent of all ___ _47 q 19 ) - -i " ' Monroe s popularits grew in ttit 1940s as he starred weekis on the Camel Caravan radn - ASPIRIN q - '.lai 18-19th in las,su lbtrr) with headquarters it Seminole Plaza Mrs Yeager appointed Mother's Day weekend at nitiuntaintop compound at I __~~ attractive The board recommended approval of the request of Walter H kins to han th - ' on part I -n I%iecca flarnimock from industrial to agriculture to allow cons tr uction of a home be used by his family, Miss Yeager stated 111-ing President Nixon is spending the , k Kong tin biggest fnttport in CAMP DAVID, Md. AP 4 (; . 111. at ii ailment . - -- - .-~_ I - - ii is befove tic cam even atari of' its wiUtttflt left U Iittk caunini,, th. ru' Cit)n1piete1% Ill aa~.t tinit, II L~, iw, fil lowet niari, than their deLermirw what wrt of an it. anhssi. ci w ould 1w required faster i now I. tigs u' t hi 'stibju c the t)uestIiit Ieiut- cars iii- nieasLirt' of Them hobdmn Havmng conipteted a tt'.: involving computation,. I wil ckutrlv its mind. I will lool, fur tii.jeet mutter karning trnI T_~ or I uesday after suffermg a Mon) - 0' ~E , 4 y - :-.tternit.%. or un.% nunit",r w ;w---orusl reamins The~u litm,iurrs tetim. tl 1, iio-ir minds Sonit-tirneq, it ill, 1`11-flimt-c fil- test-taking hilocio, . - ital and underwent surgers - "- k er ; -1, W- _ I _.__7 ~ __ - ' ulp 4)1 I it'd %vith u strotil, desim tt -i*rf*# ,d 1wrtuili, it, pieu... - J __ .,' ti,' welt iii tt'tutt W11% tit- .41111111-lit?, ,3117W F - - :=~ip.-&~ _.~% tirnistuns -r '' .. I- IJAHK IAP4PJIPJ(, ____ SPleflhlili isolation of the moun- netion of moving into a neighborhood if there Lv going to be 6 - 12 a around him. "I dubt, ' soul one weekend in F'Iorida sssistsnt that In t.,k. sit at till nisus.nli1'lit t ruisu tIn. i i,nilort of (ii irlts s rii.usls he ci expect soiiìt friends sutti a A representatuie of the applu .unt said Cruz has no mt he will meet with President .I-;. SEA & SKI \. - painful introspection was endfor lti&h.ir.l NiXon this is t k although Watergate gate bad feel.umg such enthusuksm," tw mid. Hospital, tits wife says. adding that they are so sold on Mrs Monroe said her hu.'.A L L ban d, u, en t ed hosp u AS MUCH FUN ASWORK AT COURMOUSE Al.,no to of lbs rum I nu measure t wee,. partment has an,- -- - •' months ago. say the I-Kople edifice from the exterior, dab. and depart the evening of g - ' Ii- • .' In the iimmage the White house expressed opposition unless the building has an s.d twen working with four other Nixon. Vice President Spiro 7 t1lassniates at the Satiford Agntm- and officials of the StLit, -^,-.lantic Bank. The gwis we" and Defenw depi=wnt.s. all delighted with their friendly Thie session Tuesday with reveption at the bank Quipped Nixon will Lx- the third meeting, V.c' are going U (If the two leaders since Nixon f) Etolts. ss being special when we get took office in 1969 :. - i. to srhool"' William burden. the bank's S71'ART. Flit tAP~ pra ised e Vaughn Monroe, singing bandstudent's punctuality. hard leader of the 19W whose therrit work an po i enesa S song was Racing to thu & refrestunl: 10 twve Moon," Lb in critical condwor, 1 .i . I -• t it voun... puopk go into a job with in Martin Count), Memorial rs ,nsisit p U .- 14 - sought it) project. that Ix-riod of The owners of the planned Lake Lotus developLent also have Ix-en just wi greal.." com- the next day . During his stay. . " I / '° By Leslie hi Ret thars being at school and . . zoning from agriculture to wholesale commercial dis trict for uigton nex , i- TH OJ \ TOOTHPASU I 1= a 3.2-acre parcel on Bunnell Road was postpooe for a month on request of th e applicant, development. EUi been a worthwhile and enjoya. nounced. " / Tes -Ta ng t 4 - %%asn't. Ills ino4ld, aides said, ss5tsnnu more on the ssis up It had a long way to go. said. but has ,*meant a lot of sweat from a lot of people. He presented a petiti on opposing the change in zoning The bottoits came two weeks and said he knows of no one in the comm unity who fa vors the ago. 1k ii is returning turning (rein thu. bit week . - - ock d _ the second stage of its bw1ding program. The building will News W"'NC'1'ON AP) people __ Bl f Actim on the request of Reynoldo E. Crui for a change in The Res \like Andrtsis minister of St Andresis Presbiterian Church located nearby, said the church is in The -".,- . .i - l, lots in Easthrook sutiivision and one from Eveln month was the request for recommendation of a proplmsed amendment (cs the coiint land use plan I people undlhusvclearnedis lot" Kitten Doolittle . tiuildin 'partinent of the tnwt - t- further L,S miIi Lary activity it, Indochina A next step, he added. could con-K- in it bill til litnit. the President it, Removing Roadblock,s to Leaming U L L L IV' II 4( America to abandon portitwis of a plat.Continued for one she sairt - ~ . i :~ ensergenr use of the arniec forces for unl 30 days withmni: approval ti Congress U p' ' - ' appropriated b%. Congress Hit it,. Iticimiatul and others 'I' Seth. 'Tying It's grea \ anassa Brinson agreed it had . - .-- '.J 1. r' I r C RA I I ti - - .) • t4.4'h%i cost $1. 15.000 situch might not seem much to some Andrews **You get it, meet .%(I man% - i- Mansfield noted that ti Congrs thu House j concert over A teacher •s bill ' appropriation v! ____ Al - si. titian would prohibit the - s. Photo !-'s .1('an Patuson gauntlet Mansfield said tin on thu S Trunumn SC'II 692 SavIor 'In Truman lIar-ri ii I I 5ISI0IIII Iloard of American Sliksions. of the Lutheran Church in "Thie% have Utrown down the Truninn - Expremes profound regret at death of tormer . family •• able, then Congress will bear . which seb~ aside cash far funeral expensies. IIB 8M. Craig To : A s1 to r iCt'%lSi Villa Mills. hearing was continued two weeks on the request of the P .aura Bumblev in the same si''ic't. V4LS delighted .tI ing duuution from tLu i - 1 / on of a uliht% casement Wait,, A Fore to vacate a nght of way Lake View Avmue. lvill:, Peo le t, utke hL "'s - t '.tc north of the northerly right-of-was line of Cedar Street in of U conic t. •' . - j . • ::-:,,-.`.-~.~ _ '. 'I". I I, - lonnil Ioit t'notih to -('t most of tIli'III 1111 ) .i hi' i' IH)\ the other (lily. ;i f'1Ios lIt'i .tld photogi •iphei 1).iu' I'i U (' stltlp'i his f)$\ fr ont d '.If'P h-ta,1( '. lt't' s5it tiu'd isiilo •i t l*'.ining n t .it Holiday Inn, tunt The second char.ge adds a statement to allow eon'.riti,s of nI.- \ i -- rusted with reminding the boss I~ INIT ,A -- - .- v ".. .-. . I . 11 II IAI .1 ( III I .1 1 iitto,t ,i) ii I - ministration b) resolution. delighted with all they learned and the fun thes had . . / . ,,v,,. / 0 1! 1. 1 _a_ . . Th 1wix. Harnmr. from behind her department offices, were . -'-- 1= - - . - ,. 'x' '- I/ ;I/ G00r) r1`011i #VJ161 amp Aas given Ili the future. and hopes they ciin n-ograrn "Marvell ous." said seek in - A.- - -, thij, __ rid P. 11 X/_ ,~ . - 1. ... fee schedules for building permiLs and budding code ad- Pmential student.s experience year Three students working in working in ii real office bofort courthouse agreed it was as tbicicilng on their careers All students interviewed were much fun as it was work. an silent the the the fair girls who . about enthuslastir - •- '& - the responslbiltti -- egulfltionls I'firstchangedeIeteslromthe7on%ngdei1ldethil(l one and is eonside.r.ng another "ns.c iid the hank will certain!' vnrat,onl He 'P'' 505 ds lit ii. sl 's1* t'it Semin.ile tfigh. initiated the I _____ ' I- - " ' - lit said if funds art! not avail- T ra I - I- v. A- er 4 - -- I -T _.- -Z_ - -- _~ I -,. -- ~~__. -*IV , ,.;.~t. &- __-- -, .. Oty tic changed from resident to ct-iornmercial. I.\ nd said he is operAting a bee bivaness at (tic site anti v.islw*s the zoning changed so it an be expanded The boaril nian"' and not just her usual The Hr.tistBill., I usseit Funeral Insurance - Provid es for the salt' of lift insurance -- - . I . % have ihe girLs, hu has alread~ hirk practice the skills tho, . for-thu Cambodian government -- IP ik best fit his proçt.ert - progrutir. She believes it is get twice as many girLs , ... - wo .. notpcstedp1acardsatthesiteaspros.jde,lhlnw. &1'O iii I s ii i .i ; uNisest from \h .ifo ii I I s nd ths t e IWVC twt't' ''ITt'' . Senate, ttw Montana Derrincra- saul, 11w "lines will Lw squaril drawn or: the war-making poi• t'r of (onstreas full-tirnu the girls . ----'- 11 -'- " Rnrusld 1. Ziegler said the adniintstratlnr wilt conunut what t rcgarth as tin proper pol 11rVed lkgislaturu ti) expand do% cart- renters 1k~, 4-- g- - .,..; -v" from residential to agifruittire for a 12-at-re parsel north of Lake sfln I- cttes on the north si de of take llnseIl Lam Zoni ng Director I R Williams reported the applicant had lf, s Rop Off withnu ••• (4 - - ' -'-I , SM.OW pri, -e range, ne developer aimmi to donate S41(k) 14) the school ' 'tern for the imsact the Iwolei t ii ill reate Grz-we Spinks Pho,'n, G*Irls cirtr" ---,--.-- PPFICFS -1 k - - W, _% ncsdafllghttntthre7ontngironagruiiltuetodupksi acre pared on the south side of t)ske Road hetsi cen I )odd and Tuskawilla Road. The request siRs sent hat to the tioaril for a r,' t'*'Wflmefl(lRtIon hi the tOliflIs C(IISSiOn alter a pies bit'. hearing siac held nil flt5 a (ion taken Representhtis es of the owner '.iisl it is planned to phil thu 20 acres into k4c s ith the duplexes 'ellsn in the $40CiiK t o Counts to $4 417 less for IkS4-btO - Presidential Press Secretam Thu (,nvtruoT -i ' 71_ I !ON; . . - . I i %.-v_A .t."Oii-07~F-.T---I't~,.~* . I ;%'-""7. .- 46 or . -__ 1- -.1 ~_ _-I-- . 1. -1 11.,-;il: I 'i r--_& -, ----- -.1 m a called for them 14) receive lr-u money. ranging from it $1.2.M.862 ' drop for (7harlotte secre; flflSSiflfl when it crashrc iil11uii,utt .-- f tin ,nnfr,r(f 4nriJ,f I- A"-J _-_~- - Rh fl4\\A I2TlS Herald Staff W riter Vs ashingluin $& 712 Other counties isnuld guaranteed a live per CCnI sncrease over last year 's state sUcs jition zul1houh hc formu1 ' warning 11, it) ,stop \tiss!,rk -------------- _____ - 2.15.164. i Mansfield said Its THE AW's(k'IATEI) PRESS ':-- I * Action $32034 Columbia $1,264.707,, Sarasota $2.270 533 Seminole Si. F.32,q87 Sumter . $7_S Sus anee. S677,334: Tailor, t ficials in the conservation divi- lion of the fund transfer would tint stop flu bombing "If flu will of Congress is not adhered to (Li. niitini will fact - - -.-.--- ,; ,,, Loning (ouNtntlon recommendaton anons mnu death threats to of officers ear~her in tht- weei. that rejec- IMPI N AMAROIN101 Ta lla hassee Tall y . I comet. before The measure -..-..---.-- j*. 5 fl r o a r d SI 1 4 4 $ 14,757.023; Citrus, $319.114: $2 51 57 CIa', Collit Then (-jant- Invinessmen and senior police bill for such hnnibing, crisis if President Nixon faiLs -. 11b S .1. - .. - AS][IINGTON' (Atli - Sen- ----.-.-- 11 A ni' o r"r a ls Ha i led iitt' Majoriti Leadi..- ---. , Zoning Am endments ....- i B o m .k -- • Sesum' also ivrnel a ne report. bsd on itie 11oI1e : amended, showing tc; much the measure •jj crease aid over the minimum - ____ perintendents Hnu.se member' :-wer10 venrs agn, Premier sludenui ennerged Irani the chopper belonged * to the in- department I -artonk Kittikitcharn and his jungle thit- next day and claimed fantr% division camirrignilled b\ playing up the star%-. But the the premier's * wn. Col. Narang papers reftI.Sell and published ;,,;IiWry )unui arr ducking for the helicopter had been flying tnti'ttw gumt park da1) I' pic& FJttiknchorn The prensit.r (he letter The colonel ithi over, under cittirzcn front thu W7#)tf r ww transfe,rred up deer and other animals shot rhurrird fix- helicopter wilits on j, wswill% dorilt That press and during an illegal hunting 11 11, --- ----- week. ;ums rernarks. .Swriair Fdoca. M , ,.if(! thu Senalt, , thi-, N-Par Auditor General Ernest Elitson sought pu blic support tot- the ver 2t1) in the jungle near Rurmai" -- - - . . tk~ . qftw - . te Thr controversy began April - us Tha l* land 's V O - ' beer, sidetracked tr~ a suh- ,-nunt% school boards and su- B r e ak s - t De l a --.", I. -: 0(11 _________ public -- llottsequmwd schnnI funding F'rida. Jr(pert} assessments through- Associated Pres,. W riter - - Scasums criticized the Senate for its treatfflCflt of both is cre it bill and a measure mined at committee had come under producing uniform full market henvi pelting from an aide to H% rm:.R 01,011GH1.1%, -- ---- hairman Rob- secsment hills and both the staiC. and SN!flwd to he generall m House school 1undin hilt pro- %.A'. pliinning to trim the tIAfl Committee ( 1)-Miami. said the and the Houe version, enmcup cr1 Graham, viding $2N1 million more for amount substantially. He said he was distressed trouble. for kc committee votes been working (lfl Fxpresslng surprise at Ses- Senate has that the fair assessment bill had And. 1r it memorandum to schools than the state is paying Al he's satisifed the senate tsn t nut to scrap the Housi cdu lion funding program. T oI VOWS -C - - S 131asts . , Ses svms TAU.AHA.SSEF. Fiji. - house Seaker Terrell . sums says he'll delay consider- - --- , ,our nosit pts,itiption to Ekerd s a n i i.e --- -j �II 4A-The Sanford Herald Sunday, May 13, 1973 Harbingers Crying -. 'C ., . ' - , ' Throughout the nation, harbingers of doom are raising the cry, "Energy Crisis, Energy Crisis," Perhaps so, and to this we respond "Okay, let's try to find a solution," Witt this end, we in Seminole can direct the nation's eves toward one endeavor of the Florida Power and Light Co. (FPL that shou ld be a lesson for all. Faced with the diminishing impact that and the ever-increasing number of new industries coming into Central Florida, F'PL will he hard put to keep up with the demand for energy. This development, paired with scoring population increase of Central Florida, has resulted in power demands that few areas in th e countr" face. But unlike these . - other areas, where planning, . more frequently. FPLI with Ws solid apparently will be able to prevent these in- convenient disruptinrts. Fi'L although adding approximately .219 . , and connections per new statewide customers that new and ex panded ago week, saw 10 years plants are neeess.ary to avoid the current energy pitfalls other American communities are now experiencing. Thu far-sighted and extraordinarily wellVPL deserve much credit for at planned staff long-rargc - According to published company. reports, FPL has, since only a decade ago grown, 79 per cent ' This rerwirkable growth factor could ha ve been disastrous if poor planning prevailed, mlhm Instead, FPL's clrrcIt r-' --- -- ------: :' " -----------------------------------------.,,.. '-'----- "'." - Sour And TELEPHONE 227-2611 FPL, the Herald congratulates you and wishes You much succem in the future. . - 831-9993 SANFORD, FLA 32771 ItOti _ _______ tt WINIFREOF GIELOW Managing Editor Comptroller --- HARRY CUSH DEWEY ROBINSON ,pot't'. Edito' CirculatunManaer JANE CASSELBERRY Cctont', Edito' ROY GREEN Anve't,sinqM,rnaae' Stall Photographer Comp Roon- Foreman 1---•. - •' __ ______________ o pt 7 , , 40 ." 4e 4/ ~ VON __-i~, P i t — 11~ . , - - - ____ ____ ____ 11111L ' 1 _____ 11 I 1. ____________ -- ~ to , _____ • 4 15 11 4 ' aftermath of Watergate could be a profound change the presidenc) of Mr Nixon The root of the problem these past years, friends of the President have told me, his th'vf lack of seif-confideact his nagging self.doutfl.s—hu. feeling he is not liked, his cringing be fore criticism, his abhorrence of arguments and conflict. his lack of ennfidence in dealing with people. fear he will be pressured into doing same thing tit- doe!~ not want tit do. overwhelmed in the emotirni of the moment by the personahit) of the man he talking to Because' of th ese fears, the above sources say. Mr Nixon surrounded himself with a security . blanket. one that has grown thicker wi th time — sycoph.ant who and fed these' Nixon weaknesses to gain overplayed whelnung personal power for themselves They shielded turn, flattered him. promoted his image. It'd him tid-b its to convin'e him at every turn he was his continued I 1 AsuIN;Tc) is . ____ _______ _____ .r .01'r . j AZC 1, 'T1' ' . '' $ $ it is a question of his earlier averdelegation ast authority. perfecting a terrifying nuclear war machine, the Indochina peace- was crumbling, our friends around the world were candidate second, he placed the responsibilities for conduct at Ins reelection campaign in, what now It is plain, were Robert Finch, Arthur Uirns—men honefully who will oilset his own weaknesses making economic war upon us and the land wah doubly inadequate handst while he addreswd hui own Attention tr troubled Then there was Watergate, a sad, an ugly blot on a portrait of incredible clumsiness, Unconscionable arrogance: something that should never have happened: sexuetlung that needs now to be put totally and the' great surgiculi) straight, but also something which, a! t; the destint America, is no mote mosaic that makes than it single, ugly tile. the' face of the It is not cuss to take such a Lcmg view tratmut and emotion of the moment, but take the long view must, based on the' reality that with all its bitterness and cet'tainl there' was much - Watergate' represents no his respathbthties related to Moscow, Peking, Paris. hamburger, the- environment and hosts of otiicr critical companion SSUft Well he m.tgnt iuive' be-cause' Were has never been an era in our history when the United Suites of America faced more challenging problems - looking outwardly and inwardly than It does today While much satisfaction will be found by Democrat congressmen and bs the press ni the Watergate disclosures, the future of our nation simply will not lunge upon Watergate in the end we will inevitably find ourselves ngggng back to reality where our true national interests he. __ - ____ I . 4- . -'. . _ -_ The Land Troubled, \ ... cen of the body Politic, more than a transitory ex effortL, the In. The felonious behavior, the & not add denials all taken together still Judicious st em. In is a sound on of nor basic fe de ral sy condemna ti tiny system and it will cleanse itself. The cleansing process is moving forward now, highlighted by the' President's acknowledgement of hit. ow mam Those error. ,-, are themselvm Li product of the system. Mr - Nixon says that he has spent too much time on B JOHN J. (VMAU-EY HrTSkI cover -iW - how much time he has been obliged to spend on Watergate as troubled S.jmt A'. Homi D'l-r't In. nio. - 5) 4 Pt;t,i keqtimation provi&' th.at all n'inil subscription ' tt' Po' :?sc ci ,antorcl Florida 377 7 1 advertising of this edilior o' 'Tr. intord P4eroIcl rno be- rproC1uCeC1 in Ofl mannt-' wttiio.u' written permission 0 tPw publisher 0' 'Thr Hernia An', Ifld,vtcicMI or tim' responsible' for such reproduction wit 1w considered a, infri ng ing on 'Thc Herald's copyr all' irW ,'.iIl be-held I,obiq'for damage under the lay. i 1Jt)lI%twC 0,It't dOt' Sundoy_ e4cepf .Saturdo', executing in - in Wi' I' P-4-r,i (' ,- ,, r'"i-'it,er 0' 11w' Aso ,ateC Prev y, Iiç?-- o. ttl'.'vi'I Ic 11w' use for reprocluriion 0 iI thc io,$ p' nircI it lit's rtpy,- %p.jpe-! Aftamonte Springs butler 327 7611 Black Community Verla Casielberrp yr ¶anUIeweOd C,oi-cior t.1' 6975 Chuluot. Liza baker 36.S 3? S-uS Fern PkE Estates Goldenrod 1..stbroo4 Marilyn Gordon $31 6975 Lake Monroe 377261' 5207 Delton. -Debary Enterprise £tit,drt1t 66I CJ-(. P ,invw'It Bear Lake Forest City C,race Spinics 831 $06' Genei'a.Oviedo slavia Lit i%tath",'u ,*c- sc Osteen Mrs Ciñrrnt' Snyder 3. 12 4641 Longw000 Ann 't,ie Winter Springs Nrtcy Booth $31 oc 3:2 e) packaged modern equivalent. The Fede ral Election Campaign Act of 1971 is far better than earber )egWation. but failurm of enforcement could destroy its eff ecti ve ness. it is now clear that the Clerk of the House and the Secreta ry of the Senate cannot play policemen against their own employers. And a politcially entangled Departmentof Justice wilinot goin for tough enforcement. It never has. it never will. After th e 197'2 election the Clerk of the House forwarded 4,900 complaints of viola tions to the Department of Justice—and Justice acted on three of them. An indepe nd ent election commission must be esta blished to 4 61 L_ Feline Prone Strikes Ii ItOBEWI L. F'OItL) nire troublesome' ailments of mankind is an: illness called "feli ne' prune Anyom' who has th is sickness sym pa thizes with those women, of teIi elderly, who make the' news pages because they are found to have 20 or more' cats in their house- in violation of sonic' city' ordinanc'. To be "feline prone" is to be loved bc cats Thus a householder who likes their animals is in danger of having more arou nd than he really wants. Take some recent neighborhood axamples. In one instance, a taniiiy down time tilocit had an affectionate female alley version of the cat family. Then the faintly obtain ed a Siamese kitten. This put Alley's nose out of joint, and time next muonung we nearly tripped over her as we went to get List' morning paper. Al ley stayed on Lime front stoop for about three dayc, meowing piteously mind growing visibly ilunner, a trick - $ver ;ceisei t _______ , ~ __ . _________________________________ I . . . - _ Sitting Pretty . I . .1 _= local government to the Federal (ovcrnnient,politfrmnns and appointed officials have con duct ed far too many of their most impor ta nt deli bera ti ons in secret-as though it's none of our huisine,ss how they conduct our business, during --- - Secrecy Attacked Storewide I ('iil1nn Cause has been attacking secrecy in govezn meat for two years now, and th ings are beginning to happen' ____ ,& h"--.' - ______________________________________ far reaching open govermnent laws were revently passed in SPRING Colorado, Weshington and Texas; in March, the house of lepreenthtives voted to open up Its committee sessions, and Senator Chiles arid Representative Fascell, both of Florida have introduced the best anti-secrecy bill ever seen inthe U. _ --,--..-.-:---,.-. ____________ I t. . .-- • No. Woe well pointed :is Attorney General a man who had chaired the Democratic National Committee. Eisenhower and John Kennedy appointed their carnpaign managers. So there is precedent. But it's a terrible way to runs country. Consider the scandalous refusal of the t)epartment of Justice to enforce campaign spending legislation. The subversive effect of such non-enforcement is incalculable. It mocks the law-abidin g citizen. It undermines our system of justi ce . And it erodes th e mor al stat ur e of everyon e remotely connected With it. utation The Attorney General should be chosen for his reputation as a professional of unquestioned integrity who places the law above party loyalty. And some of th e Justice Department's responsibilities must be re-all otted The De partment should retain the broad range of Its law enforcement powers but should be relieved of th e responsibility for ad vising and .1 Vd1piu pvwuuviii w 1.,,,.',i,,.,',., UI1VIIJI5 u1A 'JIIJ improprity on the part of highly placed Administration of. fi cials. Some of the measures discussed above Involved far reaching changes. But the public is ready. Anyone who travels widely in this country knows the skepticism of the ordinary citizen and knows the range and variety of local scandals that have fed that skepticism—th e bank scandal that toppled a large chunk of the Texas political establishment, Paul Powell's cash-filled shoe boxes and the race track c,'nn,lali in Pitsw Vnrk ('liv nnti -A to n 111mM. Iuu• hUU r,i'.,',_c$r,,'. ''' ' " rIcpr , ,aJ# r _____________________ is t'w legialative. us uju up to tic Cxcutivc Branch to dcmontrnte its commitment to open goveniment. Unfortuna tely it t,'ill probably not do so unless Co ng ress pa ssei more str ingent lislntion. Equally important to open government is the passage of a federal "shield" law for newsmen. Finally, we must ed ucate th e public on th e hazards of a politically entangled E)epartment of Justice. Truman ap- a.', 1 Health 'I. - hi, , '' '' " ('Afl ('upley Neis Service Twent y uttilior, people livmug todaY in the United States are headed for mental breakdo wn. For many, th e signs may not evident right now - but it is a statistical fact that one possibly care far," said üf the National Associa ti on f or Mental Heal th INAMHI. Only one in every five state mental hospita ls makes any provision for mentally ill rhildren according to the NAMH. Of those that do, only a few provide the separate care, and treatment, special mittention and schooling such chil. dren need. Of the 4,000 children now In st ate mental hospitals, fewer than 1,000 are said to be get. ting this kind of "cial attervLion. The over-all lack of ade quate facilities for treating the mentally sick of all ages Is one of the chief concerns of the NAMII. "Only custodial care is recelved by the great majority of patients In state menta l hospi tals ," Chase said. "A very small percentage receive intensive psychiatr ic treatment, even though re search has demonstrated th at some patients who have beeh in th e hospital as long as five, 1114 person in every ten will sooner or later suffer some kind of mental disorder requ ng professional help. Menta l illness is America's major heal th problem. It hostsllzc more people than all other illnesses L,ombined. including cancer and hea3 dis- ease. (X On any day there are persons under psychiatric care in hospitals alone. plus about 173,000 who are on "trial visit" or a similar form of supervised community care. There are 548 mental hospitals in the United States. They Include 3 state d co un ty hospitals, 65 Veterans Adinin' istration neuropsychiatric hospitals, two other federal hospitals and 174 pr ivate paychiatric hosnital.s. tkint ii .._ , - - ,•,, OiIlICiBfl -- OF collar worker — no person is grassroots American feels Li skepticism not cynicism. immune to the malignity. ' " ' ! SALE Free S toruide Parking gle orge sl,uart 133 East 12 Ramnsn De.v',t*'wa 0,1 indo I i rs OIl SR 405 3 Miles south FLIGHT expenditure in public mental hospitals is $8.54 per patient, - -' SP ) 322 LEAVE o:-t,5 Ti.00 A.M. ARRIVE GAINESVILLE 7:08 AM, ARRI V E8:45 A. health budget is perhaps one tional disturbances or from outright schizophrenia or other psychotic conditions. Ten per cent of all schoolage children have emotional requiring problems psychiatric help. The number of boys 10 to 14 in mental hospitals has increased sixfold since 1950, contributions to the security of ('(.mI)arcd with only a twofold any single year of our history. the need was known. American Editor, Herald: I increase in total puiflihitlon of This addition of equipment is our nation. We base been dramatic employers would willingly give is ige th group. all Americans, parI urge coming from existing progress away from war and in their support and establish The nuiiiber of young People 'icularly employers, to support new resources. In addition, which would so nnel policies the direction of that generation per aged 15 to 24 In mental hospi' missions have been developed this concept. a concept oil which ofpe.acewhich the goal of our encourage employee par. risen 35 per cent. An was form..'d nearly tahi has bringing Guard and Reserve our nation nation. At the same tune, it Ucipation in these important a additional 70 per cent inand years ago Components more in line with two hundred would be folly for us believe programs. As the former cream is expect ed for th e tui5 retained aiim that we no longer need a Chairman of the Bo:: of active duty counterparts. With concept which cuniiiiar mining year. This happy to these substantial Investments, DaSIC ireeuomns ever suiuv. national defense prepared to General Motors, I with an increase' of 36 per cent there has been an in. meet emergencies. This is the report that my faith in the for this segment of the total J.M. Itoctie tensification of the readiness vigilance American business conununhly U.S. popuiation. Lune to increase our National Chairnuw train ing of the Guard and by reaffirming our dedication has not be m isplaced. I ha ve Suicide is the' second lead Office of Asst. Reserve units, by the e been greatly encouraged mug ('lithe of death aummong c'ul' of concept th to the traditional " of l)efensc A well-equipped and fullyhave received early' response I It-ge stutients. citizen-military. This will National Guard and companies, both large and manned front In a report "Crisis in Child effective most afford us a Reserve, deployable on short NAPKIN ttl(S the many per. Mental Health' Challenge for small, and by at the defense organization Lime 'lOs," Iublislkst recently towestpussible cost Tumi(himeve surubel policies sent to time as notice, Is potentially the mostIIOUNI)I'.I) (I' T'401tT11 WOOI)M KItE N Y by the Congress-appointed economical part of our defense evidence of employer this we must have the Mrs Meta Hit-it-i start' Joint Couunission on Mental iAI') system (30 per cent of the of It is now Department ulet-standing and support of all An dozen silver plated, figural nap' plea was made for tmwrcascd or Join our Guard and Reserve, future build-up of the Armed cent of the defense budet up tier table acceptance of a inure flexible rings, to dress individuals Forces, the National Guard and effective Guard and Reserve Is kin the families of those in for dinner parties These rings view of mental health and it as well as their employers. 11, Reserves, amid not the draft, also the- best guarantee against titti hit-u miminialure si'tilpIurt's more concrete approach tu iju1d be the initial and having to use a peacetime draft enjoyed a vogue in the i870 the case of employers, this w ard etnotionat disturbances augmenting element in future years. nimean sonar reasonable 1uIrY could Alter she had acquired the in children, To be a member of the Guard en, however, she found others adjustment in policy so that for the active forces. Undeir the "lucre are gisure ctulilren Guardsmen and Reservists can "Total Force" coric*pt, the All. and Selected Reserve one must too good to pass up So now she suffering tr9mms severe mental devote a weeke nd a month, and had 304 of the play their part In this nation's Volunteer force will be corn an additional two weeks each active duty million of 2.3 "Total Force" for national posed year. to training exercises. mind I million selected reserve Fortunately, there are ciii. Last June, President Nixon members. E pluyers who encourage their years, past threetime In asked fw to ! Committee whose objet'uses equipizient inventories of the enipluyera to perUcipate iii Guard and Reserve programs, are to develop better public Guard and Reserves, badly ___ understanding of time vital role depleted during the Vietnam Their encouragement conies in of the Guard and Reserve and build-up of Use active forces, the assurance that there will be t an no to obtain ate full cooperation of $500 employees 1mm their conthan of immure rate annual employers American Idei'atitm fur advanceznent; in fiscal year, next immillion. In the allowing and ,ncuuraging their buuldup will time granting of military leave in equipment SALES the the employees to participate in 1 li regular vacations; on, mind the total addition to 4I emceed $1 Guard and I{eservc r.v'atius. CASSELBEIRRY ur T. 17-92 cepted this assign- lns'ei;r'mt-nt of the (tiurd aid and in exprts:I'Oni% of impImeectafton of tseL employ-its' ltesei s' will lit' !)ue largest in , ei, uiic,,u I "The reason for this situaLion is that few state hospitals get the necessary funds to provide adequate staff and equipment for this treat. inent." The amount a hospital spe nd s for th e maintenance of patients varies widely from state to state Average daily white-collar worker or blue- "r4* $#_%*%., .,,,. they receive intensive treat- Despite all the bad news, Americans have a kind of stubborn, speciid interests can march. And march they do. It would be , each hospitalized patient AdrnhIiL,4t,c. VeLarai&g psychiatric services spend round $16 per patien t per day. Av er age expenditure per pati ent per day in private paychiatric hospitals L's 11 00, mental public Many ho spitals are mammoth tnitutions, often overrxowded m.it.ated from the community, rrippled by acute shortages, inadequa te facihlti es and insufficien t eqi4pment For every patient who recei ves any kind of treatment, which may include bemng seen by a psychiatrist perhaps once a mon th , and then only for a few minutes, t he re is likely to be anothe r wtio rectives nothing excopt custol, dial ca re. California is a leader in developtog al ternate rnetho of he alth care deli very. A large part of the battle against mental kllneu IS now waged outside of the bi g Lnstitutioris, in neighborhd dini cs Inent. lUIUItF, SO on. It's important to recognize, however, that what the .,,. LU UI U )LdI3 In addition there are 2,24) public and private clinics '°°°° serving an estimated patients. out The National Institute of Mental Health estimates that mental illness costs the countr y more than $20 bi ll ion a year In med ical bills a nd lost productivity. Business execuLive, :..., :' of the most dramatically ex• pa nded in the countr y, with ' . George Stuart's more than a million children suffering from serious emo- " .0 . 9 .1 I happen. hno w ant - ______________ tains looph ol es as big as triumphal arches through which the "If . I - - but in some Institutions it is as low as $3 . 99. rut., I __ ___#~~;~ ________ — -.---- ------- the growth of the problem in - I- patriotic feeling that evil will not triumph, that something u SAVE 10 to 50% _________ - defending the Administration and drafting and advising on the President's legisla ti ve program. Th e lat ter acti vities 'dent. could be moved to the Executive Offices of the Pres, Legislation should be written which requires the ap- w ______ ______________________ much of the public ;)roee', on eiI to and corrupts carr)1iig on t1w public Imstness behliul closed (14,ors. I`I om - Kill Vtneent P'livmtnt ______________________________________________________________________________________ 2, a limited role for private contributions including a strict limitation on the size of individual gifts say $250 for Congressional races. S5W for the Presidential race. 3. an overall limit on expendit ures for a given race. .,..A i. ..ii f.... UUU4UIIVV organ Wit .iciiu of pooling contributions. 5. a bar to the transfer of cash in poli tical campaigns. 6. a role for the political parties the financing of genera] elections, 7. the creation of a hardnosed oversight and enforcement agency, to ensure compliance with heavy fines (up to $l(K),O(X) for violations, These steps call for a drastic alteration in current practice—but drastic steps are necessary. A country proverb ti-i ,'Luzar ?h drm ,pt th flit? (f 1h " spring." The second step toward repair of our political process is lobbying disclosure. The citizen should know what special interest is spending how many dollars for what pwTKW. The present lobbying regulation statute is a sham and a fraud. w 'S at space -"minnie Art Assnetatkin's ?-&r'dtsy art show at Sa1"JOTtt" Plus. l',r4 4pee18111e4 In painting EATLANIA Letters To Editor A West German: firm tta come- up wifi- i solution for people' wIn always wanted to learn a foreign language but never had time time. The Starlight Tissue Company of Witzenhausen is marketing rolls of toilet paper with English lessons printed on them . The complete course' consists of 213 lessans, one lesson per roll of paper, repeated after every sixth square of tissue The packages are appropriately labeled "Lerne in Musse"—Learn at Leisure Nat'i' onal Defense Needed , F U nanc t N __ . is 'a Auo*ated Press Writer DALLAS. lex, cAl' - (flit' of lit Herald Area Correspondents . Th e lon g term solution is public financing of election campaigns. Here are th e ingredients: 1. provision of federal funds for election camphigns by qualified candidates . Nc porl t 4n mter,dl newt or I EARLY BIRD - S in troub!esorrie Ailment ~. mvf1blob Vcniimon Cause had drafted legislation that would close the loopholes and enable us to know, With respect to every lobbyist, what he is lobb)ing (m. who Is pa)ing him how much, how much he has spent, and what he has given or to publi c offi cials in money or services. In addition, th e disclosure requiremen ts would cover those who solicit oth ers to lobby ic. g. voluntary membership organizations that urge their members to lobby lAnd the law would apply to lobbying of the Executive Branch as well as C.x1grems. The present law ignores the Executive Branch, despite the ptencral recognition that it is the scene of sonw of (lu' most intensive lobbying and grossest betrayals of public trust. The th ird step requires complete disclosure by public off icials of their finances. Only en will we put an end to conflict of interest th e kind of u'ui'ifliu't in which a ptitilk' official has a personal financial tnke in the very matters on which he is legislating Such conflict exists in both houses of Congr"s and even more WAtantly In the state legislatures. l"very public offi cial should disclose th e sources of his inocxne, and members of Congress should sever nil ties thAt Ina% lead it) a minict of _____________________________ Long Term Solution is Learn Language - - ____ ice critics were mean, bigoted men tthus the perverting of oils. the attempt to steal "secret.s" from Watergate ,. That is. these' men surrounded Mr Nixon with a Potem°'' kin Village of public relations designed to bolt ter confident'. and increase' their importa nce and their repuIt is all very well for experts to say it was clear early in th e l97 campaign that Mr Nixon had the election cornered But this reporter was informed as late' as Septemher and October that Mr Nixon did not have that con fidenct He was never certain he war. on the right track - -- -inVir'tnarn, and had to be repeatedly bolstered commit nimsezi to decisive action ctunj zir Nixon has been a continual struggle for men responsible for major programs These saint contacts say, however, that in their expertence the President has shown an ability to learn from crises They think that when backed against the wall. as he now—after a first reaction to run for cover and to not believe what he sees both in tumseif and the men he has trusted—he will turn to introspection and to an ruulsis of what u- wrong with hinueIf and his actions Thi" CXPC huPt" tic in come attain to those old irienus ne iwo iunit'u away Irom, imrsi oecause tie could not take their criticism and their "contrary" advice, even in the privacy uf lia office. and second tweause the palace guard had so undermined Mr Nixon's confidence what . Tttt')' believe tic will bring into the White House a variety Uf men, both niore liberal and more conservative - .flRV .11iNF1c *84 on. of tho many artl1t4, pl'intn*rapttt'rI and tither ft parking every men ____ w!~ t - .. Close The Loopholes _____ :,,.. in 4114 / 04 , Alit! it came further to paw that thc- bill tu work wal. 5. 4( Montt, 571 4( 't'o l9O* -"--"- The ;0 disappearing among the people, drugs were sapping their SUBSCRIPTION RATES I ,'iir',-.' 'i. c.c0nC1 cmos' m,Itte! AuQus' '--':''' ' ',\ .0 - RAY STEVENS Roorr. F orenan Pr I) $.i&iiti if, 0t1vitflCf' , :' - 7bett therr wa.s Watergate. RALPH HAYS Wi' S. it Monit - Month'. Sit. 7t' _ ;,uI, . 43~ it Mechanical Sup? BILL VINCENT JR.. '- :)tP .' business In secret. What ci.n we do about those two elements? A great deal. The firs' step is total re4esign of our present system of - --o'..i.u:. • s'rct casi . :.. Hcrb.cr in Micc Sar,' safe, ir 'Li — bach's secret bank account and in va ri ous black satchels. Ther e are hon est donors to poli ti cal cam pa igns and honest recipien is. —bless th ern!—but th eir existence doesn't outwetgh th e fact that th e system legitimizes the buying and selling of politicians, The old.6tvle, fl a tf ooted cash bribe is as out of date as the lion-se and buggy. Campai gn gifts are the all-p urpose, pre. a.nefh, And it came to puss that hamburger cost a dollar pound, gasoline cost half dollar a gallon , and air was laden wilt nollutants and the hind was fair troubled 'tier there' ww Watergate CHARLESHAYS Ipitj b,j •, - iq to a Wre' 5 7(r Mcntn' L secrecy; tht- scandalous capacity of money to buy political outcomes, and the widespread habit of doing th e pu blic's p'rwi. ib iidrninistrntiomi nuijority on the cPI4 board of directors and 11w board began seeking greater control over PBS programming A number of public affairs programs were canceled because' CPI withdre financi ng in Januars-, CPR announcec it would absorb most of tiutfunctioms of PBS. leaving Uw service- tit provide technica services necessary for operating the' "public television inttion " din '1' Whitehead, 11w WhIte And DAVIDA BRYAN1 Society Editor U one examines all aspects of th public process—.th e func ti oning of city. county and sta te govern ment, th e cour ts, finds th at the psrtws, C4-Jngrts.c. the Executive Branchvirtually all corrup ti c'. lvolves two ingredients, money aid Weaknesses r ~. - , dence" Causes Of It All 10 JOHN A SPOLSKI, As:o.sntr Editor DORIS WILLIAMS con A4 turn the Public 110L gained it ' RAY CROMLEY -- _________________ - is - _____ - - ------,, - — ________ - . better to have no legislation at all than for Cnngrea to lend dignity to such a swindle. It is not too early to grasp the lesns of th e Watcrgte. When the nightmare is over and we set out in 11w cold light of rnnning to pick up the ptieces of our national dignity, there arcsomchtghl y.sdlic and concrete things we must do. In of the lessons of WAtergAte, I have in mind a limited obecttve: What can we do to spare th e nation--At least for a time-.a re pe tition of the shattering episode" I leave it to Journalists, scholars, and novelists to do justi ce to the events In a ll their com plexity—the sordid betr ayals of trust, the amorality, th e falling out among th ieves, t he double-tongued official pronouncements. the criminal stupidity, the exposure of prominent Americans as liars and knaves, th e wounding blows to publi c con fi dence and t he profound sadness of thoughtful onlookers. My focus narrower. )10 can we restore confidence in the public process' More precisely, how can we make the fi publi c process worthy of To estimate th e scope of the task it is necessary to recognize that most Americans see Watergate as the capstone of a corrupt political process. Such sweeping eondemnation is unfair, but we had better face realities, As t he public proce.ss now functions, it invites comption_mAkes it In some areas of politics and t the best policy, it govvi In, ent honesty . not Only even an option Unless we address ourselves to that pro bl em, ,%, Nit thc dirty business wtll 4 the Watergate affair will pa, 'iUnue, imc ' 'Alt I 'T ... ~V - V- %.JQV # ~ cra s- mobile bumpers, crumpled washing maclinOS and the like---all wpided together in an abstractl%- expressionistic manner, or (xpressionist teal lv abstract manner. Chamberlain VS1LICd the sculptures at a total of to gainsay him" —and who At any rate, it seems that one Walter Kell', owner of an art gallery, made the mistake of taking the wulptures outside his warehouse to clean them up for a prospective buyer had them covered with caflVflS but the wind blew it oft" said Kc'I!. "Buildings are being renovated in the rn'tghhnrhnod and a lot of JtlnkTTlefl are around hauling things away. 3unkmen Junk sculpture. You' ve 911CS"d the ending. reward failed to turn up the Even the offer of a 11.0(K) missing works of art. The moral' Either, a it's t had we don't have Tnort' estheticall% sensitive junkmen in this rotintr% or. i b) sculpture ought to bear characteristics which even to the untutored eve set it apart from the general run of infinds in a ty ical pink-vard. venton- one' Which suggests one test of modern art. If collision twstwppr ar. automohilf. and a hrioll wall produces it rethe thini:• enshrined suit indisti;iuishahli from in our museums. art form or, (h) junk sculpture is Junk Chimpan7ees have been known to throw paint around and come up with abstract canvases that alleged exper ts could not tell were not made by human hands So far, however. no chimp has duplicated anything like nardo s Mona Lisa ______________________ _____ ' Ti .'~ R' JOHN GARflNF.R Chairman of Common Cause slx.font-hiVh !wnlptures out of junk _____ 1969 and gave it authority sele ct. schedule and promotz public television shows Managers of the 234 local public television stations in the cnuntr ran PBS nationally - Is 4 ttl r' Can to - in i n o to i1 A~., - s TI1eS4 prograni. obvinuah' Curtis proposed a earnmunuations. &iS11'L li ke are of a scone and quality that promise under which t He says he CPti tCflT. PRSa 'network.' Herald Servfres. Cnngre&snevec intended to turn would share control over the are utterly beyond the ability of Public television is tn trouble public television into a "fourth network, wft PR& He resigned a local television station to when the (T1 board rejected produce exclusively for its national network." nationally. compromise he had Whitehead speaks of tocaltn the A symptom of the trouble and diversity but the local negotiated with the local of the recent resignation sthinfls. stations blic television don't 'Thomas B. Curtis as chairman pu Maintaining th e inThp viewing public has little dependence and treedon, of a and it member of the board of Appreciate having control of the ectors of the Corporation for PFLS network taken Away from if, say shout all this but the television network that it, them and having decisions future of the ne twork that heavily dependent Public Broadcasting 'CPRi Upon madu tr thr CP1B board of 1', brnught vou ormer Republical S~rnr Street." povernmen' mnne~ is it matter ~. f 'i.ivilizatimiio' appointees rorre.csxnar tront Mi,Lcaur, 1w puIttira n great difficult - and American Family" is at make. sitivity. had been appointed to the Washington. board bs' President Nixon and ___________________________________________________________________________ wa elected chxtrman .cuppor, from the Nixon ad mir.isl.ratinn 'Are You Kidding? Nobody Fly created the cor . In \Veather Like This!" poratian in 196T Ii funnel . fundr to public, no fe& radu commercial ;;;c I television stattom throughout the country. The 15 members of the corporation hoard are appointed by the President and servt' teti u. _ 'rculntt' against nolitmr;i' oi pi'oZ'ãTlth'dflt - e stuff that The thing about mndcrn art, or most of th art, is that there Is simply no way to passed oil is judge it r tragedy that befell sculptor John Take the other day Chamberlain is Chamberlain in Chicago an "abstract expressionist" who fashioned two 300-pound. Some Woes Of Public Television 110 wt'nri' %S - ~t _.."',l.. 4` V - - - - ' is Vv'A TERGA TE: FRANK VOLTOLINE. General Manaae' It " Censorship Not Needed Howut.' director of teirrom. WA YN E 0 DOYLE AiIvefIlSinrl Director , Associate PubIhshe ' t.,' -------- /_3 - M,,,' - erhatiling and expansion plan. The remrAeled plant, hailed by FPL spokesman as "one of our ti .-anfarb fetralb A 300N FRENCH AVE., 'ltd - best," wil l be able to hanie the phenomenal growth surge Seminole is undergoing, company spokesmen promise. For the good work, ladies and gentlemen of ----------------------- We're sure votive heard at least one of the th ausands of jokes which begin, "I've got good news and had news..," But a city engineer at national conference recently offered a disturbing glimpse of the future wrapped in that old format. "I've got good news and had news," he began. "First the good news. By the year 19&, many Americans will be drinking purified sewage effluent." "Now for the bad news," he continued. "There won't be enough to go around." — Anniston tAla. Star Xh r IU ' country. 'trpnrutton rorporimtecl Sweet - -' "' is "brownouts" and "blackouts" promise to occur ;uc! .h(- . ,. -' -- '' power sources in the Here in Seminole County at Sanford, FPL's plant, part of S31i3 million expansion outlay for lf)72, is nearing the completion of an extensive Florida's tourist industry is having on the state, _ - r3 c _......i 01 T*ime To A*lr Waterqqte I cats have wneni ttw want sympaths At last sonic' kind soul in the household gave her it snack - Nov she ur consmtiwrs herself o cat constitn' companion on: OUr doorstep except Iii bad weather when stile finds her way Into time garage. We acquired another cat some years ago which we will call Rusty He grew thinner by the minute Still, fee-ti hun and wt didu'' wan' accused of stealing time neighbor's ii Li animal. But it finally becanw such pitiful situa ti on that occasional ly' a piece of scrap would fall aidentally out the door. Anti In no flume at all. Rusty considered himself our cat. It all started with a ceremony. The neighbor de cided Rusty had fleas and invited all the neighborhood over for a deficaing party. it He had bought a tube of flea a pull of medicat*omi when you squeeze- it The' neighbor took Ruity in his left arm and time aqueet' tube in his right hand and started to apply the first powder that emits puff. Rusty at that moment turned his - I, tv'i BERRY'S - • a nK I n a , ________________________________ head to set' what was going on and his mouth 1: was pure' panic Rusty tried to get away and dug in hi. claws for traction The neighbor tried Lu hold bun and only got slashed some more. Rusty made one great jump to a porch pillar, then to the roof and acr it in great Cl-Ce, leaped to the ground and jumped an eight-foot fence It was the' lust tune' the Lor ever saw Rusty Went over time next a1tenon see how time neighbor was recovering and was met by his wile. "He's sleeping right now," site said "Had to feed him a tranquilizer and put turn to bed about 4 o'clock got the first puff right WORLD in IL IL IL tin- IL _____ ' _______ 11 ',:_l 4_4 Ill 01, -- '- . - ____ 10 ____ .- ___ •. • -, 0 -___ 19y) by ______ . I. "Voee didn't have anything to do with Watergate, did your ' --- - ,t OR - - During May Only. Z ______ . I phhic_- MORE FREE CHECKING-SATURDAY AI )NAt dANA MAITLAND ____ .., - 0 , - IS FURNITURE , - 2. Get vii to 5000 worth of Ikit National City Travelers Chocks for a fee of just 2. Save up to 146 ku Mayl L__ dimiui' _ . SPECIAL OFFER 't i,% ~ in __ LL "He' was up all night, going up and kitty', kitty'.' 'lime police picked him up twice. "If somebod' doesn't find that cat, he's going to have to take a round Of shots." So Rusty showed up at our but, but time only signs of madne atf eedinitbues. Turnedouthe went wild when the menu was sardines. -- \ a support, (101' _ Its ;'- - - I[•'.. _____ ii I\, -, 11111111111111fti 0 4iI ,p.4 I itti iiwi- ., BANKING-24 HOUR TELLER DELAND i[ STATS SAMi. I 644.7000 -- &&.I4 's "____'J - UI] -- 734tt5ti t ,_... . 't_..., a., i',..,.* p - 1 I 'm. — �-- - -. . .- '-'-'-: -..- -•L1. • j • • • •á 3on,e d Lonqwoo I riouse - 4.' • ' ' l ,uesTs! Wanna 's Play Wit h M I r -• -B3 DONNA ITES .~ '. 1- V -~_ _ ~ . Councilman E.E. Williamson balked Thursday night at a Road Rupt. RA) Lelbensperger 'a jroposal to raise n salary from $140 weekly Ui 17(K) a month. : — k. 4 . 1E -4 -- k ' ; f . 111 —_ - _ L- floor for discussion. Williamson said, "I will go along with this providing he repays the city the mone3 he received when ut Council authoron. wi he raised his own Williamson went on Ui My Licbenierger gave himself f or eight $10 weey raise and collected the additional weeks.. When It came ft his attention, he said, an order was issued Ui cut the man's pa by the $10 and this was done three .0 9 . I - - M - -4 a ..,....","....Ii!!. I, ;4 Leibensperger said he is currenti) being paid u cents. per hour less than the highest paid main an Me department, thut he had no intention of cheatW the Cit3 and furtlier he believed he was. authmrt7ed the raise and insisted the cii ida] mntnute would bear this nut. _________________ ___________________________ - -1 , . - .. .. . . ~ ___________________ wr ___________ v '' cit% parks. In other business, council adapted resolutions. to the state Department of Tranqunution and the co=ky commLssion requesting a traffic light modification at the Intersection of i to provide left hand turn signals Alw ' SR 4.14-SR 44 requested was restriction of parking on SR 4 at Its inun, ,senon with Church Stiwt. Tht- DOT was requested as well to conduct a stud at this. intersection to determine Um- . t . 16 I - light It would like to install at the A report was given b% Mayor Eugene Jaques that the Patti; stopping vchuc'les tron traveling through May St. in Longciahe to Skylark Subdivision were removed during the put week and construction vehicles taken through. Jaques. S'i' . .. $4l,l50. With the city's current ad 'a1oreni tax rate of 3.97 mills 1S41!,I50 times .(397) the annual ad nloreni tn* for the dog tra4, "ill be $1.648. 0 • Ir (111 Child C 6 C m . I I c a l'i* ng Mo unta i n S Pollution Conirol Asked city has. requested the state Pollution Control Board . the Sun Pat Juice Co. located near the intersection of SR 434911 4r from permittu* wam tram its oMrat,san to drain intiD a drainage ditch wInch dumps. ultlnuitel) mU' Fair) said Langley Adair. suit and cmt%I The trinvor . pollution control officer u-u Seminole, inspected the site twice and a representative of the county sanitarlan's office aIsci persanailly vwwed the problem, Williamson said 11w stench created by the waste In the .._. ..4...,...%. uzwcwiiutr. Ui&czi u ZILJIILZL At the s.urnc time, a letter was read mu the record from Clark 1.. Human. Wildniert' Avenue, whose home is. IW*I' the ditch Human said the ditch has became it breeding ground for mosquitas and the insects make It impossible for anyone to lx' out of doors in the evening how-s.. Human said he is willing to assist the city in solving the problem by making trips toTaflatuessec or Atlanta. City Ally. S. Joseph Davis Jr. was 'saked to look into the' matter. Appraised Al Si ODOC mu' vault' of tht' parcel of tuna, across. the s.trcet from the city garage, which had been planned as. o site for thin' nea fire station us $10,000, according to a report received from uppraisers, Tally Hattawu and James Gamble. The owners offered the parcel to the city0 for $15, 00 and told officials at the sartu' time he could sell it to a private individual for $3,000 more, but wished to help the city Awards. on bids for a new fire pumper truck and a new garbage packer were tabled. Force Meeting I n Cocoa B Air Thi' 1973 Florida stau'-with' convention of Au Association AFM will be held at Cocoa Beach on May according U' Cot. Thy H H Ret Jones., USAF Me1lun"iip Reach Jones., øtutr president of the Mayor Gcr, David M Janet.. USAf', retiring commander of lix' Air Fat-ct Eastern Test Range, Putrick AFB, will be the special guest at it poolside bu!ft' in ttw Ramada inn I riUa t'tiilflI at 7.3t n.m Due Increase - '~ I a i is., ; l - u-u - i Wo g i4 ~ ~ 4 II 4 New i +h2 neighborhood? I{ all bad... - -' 11 ' - A members and unaffiliated - TbeWekcrWn osess will h4! Ca!! 1od?y: 1 h-' EVE CRAITREE " 1349212 Casselbecry 71 GLORIA IRWIN nuticad nurue ruving lhs cinch uts authorized by the t, ,)ull(,l to execute F`rlday specified the conditions. As enumerated by City Engineer William Palm, th e promises are: 1. The kennel club lii pay the same sewer rate as "er :e,r- '.::' c'r' it p },s')r".,4 tr ...........'' '.upat .'. Fvcr) ct.'r P' t .) Owi1(' in the it dl bt' ni',i a on in livir ninrithly."wr Nils toward capicity 1411en the t-ity i.j hooked up in the Altamonte pr1ngs regional sewer plant, 2. Th e kennel club will pay no connection fees. Every .. . other properlN ou-ner in the cit% will be pa)ing sewer con. nection lees. The amount has not yet been established, but unit.) 3. The city will provide sewer service to the dog track by November. Jaques explained Thursday night a verbal arrangement has been worked out with & C.A. 11obbs Development ('ompany this is apparently the reason Hobbs was at the meeting) to expand its sewer package plant sufficiently to serve The verbal calls the cost of the expansion estimated at some $15,000, Jaques said. Councilman H.H. Ferrell protested without success that a wrItten agreement should be in hand, prior to execution of any contract ,Aith the dog track. guaranteeing the Ilobbs sewer package plant will be built. In the alternative, Ferrell urged that the kennel club be asked to pledge a piece of its property as a site for the plant in the event the Hobbs plans fall through. Ferrell was the only councilman to vote against execution of the contract. Jaques assured that Hobbs is. willing to sign A pledge concerning the package plant. But as of Friday afternoon, no agreement had been executed with Hobbs. In addition, Jaques said Hobbs has asked for no special treatment or variances in his development in exchange for his cooperation with the city . At the rate ad valorem taxes will be coming into the city, it wIll take the city 10 years to recover the $15,000 it will have to pay for the sewer plant expansion. The kennel club is also to hook up to th e water system when it Is extended to th e Hob bs Development. Friday was the deadline for signing the contracts, Jaques and Palm told the council. The kennel club has to have sufficient time to redo plans to extend sewer lines to the Hobbs plant and It will also pay for a lift station on site. And officials were jubilant that Longwood had beaten C.ass.eIt'erry in annexing this choice plum. However, C.asselbei-ry officials contacted were not at all distressed at th e news of iongwood's "good fortune" Friday. The officials said it would have taken a supreme effort for Casselberry to have hooked the kennel club up to the water and sewer system it is to take over hater this month. And besides, the officials said, they were in no way willing to offer the kennel club th e excellent deal it was getting from Longwood. The Council instructed Mayor Bill Grier several weeks. ago in his negotiations with the kennel club, that hookup to th e Casselberry utiliti es would require substanti al con. nection fee the saint' charged every other commercial development in the city i, irsta1lation of lines to it_s nearest point and th e lift stati on. The council made it clear they would not give the dog track any break not enjoyed by oth er t Jacques informed his council, however, that tie was told Casselberry was offering the same deal as Longwood. And Collins was reminded, Jaques said, that the dog track has been using I..ongwood's name In its publicity for years. ''Not so,'' C.asselberry officials informed The Herald Friday. The agreement Casselberry was working for an initial connection fee of $32,000 for capacity i.'itti a second p2,000 to be paid as expa nsion of th e SOKC facilities as underway. Monthly bill was also to be determined on the basis of gallonage of sewage from the dog track. Longwood officials said Friday despite the disparity in ad valorem figures that the annexation is good for the city. They said the Kennel Club will have under construction $5 million in expansion revenues and that other parcels belonging to principals of the kennel club will also be annexed. These lands, the officials said, will be developed commercially and bring in even more money. It-i any event, according to Jaques at 4:30 pin. Friday. he had ex cuted the contract arx.I it would be delivered to the ke nn el club. e _ - - _-.- ____ Nixon Proposes Free I. eg a I Aid lw,lice,,ui,i j ce 1A Si,ridiy, Mu'1 13, lfl3 Feelings ghts F?1 ority Sup port Ma plti'atlon nail the hiring corn Ovirdt, Police Chief Keti illitlef, williltl make the __ " ________ _________ .:_ '? -I . . -, Iro 'UI 9212 Attar,,nute Spin gnpi. r' -,"esl c ito HILDA RICHMOND tot-sw Odin. wha " 7z__~ ID I It 4willuft ((i, I-i?) •-' Drink any-'v . "? voting peoplo." .since hiq 'k'partrnent employee 13 people under 21 years of age in it,.arlefle prr;gramn. V have li'. npar.fil(lq working for me now. .ust not in the capacity of a natmrplman It depends on the m-rc'n You can be immature it U) oq' 15." Fist said he wouldn't agusn.cl hiring an I-year % 14 a.$I 'IA'1 P1. 44 c.'.i *. C*i$.øH' tYIP4fII' sr. ,.'ipy 4It 14 - .pra?i,, 't n' 00, 11 ..___ LIO . f?4:: _- "I'm sure It has Its bad m-id and and can work both way;. - i "I'l,Q 1 e... ~ SOUTHERN said Iiingwort F'ollce (Thu.'' Wesley I)nwpll, - 1 see nothinl~ wrong with it. If we expect r,'ur boys to be eligible for the r1rai we might it) give thern th; privulenige," .N . while unit i)oweii sa) he is cer..iir.l. •, It ideisH lhst',y'lI be going Wrc got to baut (nith in (,Ui iiot against having Ia-year flirt, lr.i,n bar bar, night club to young N'°Pl'' on the forre,'' and that ''even o night ihuih,." As tar as tilting 14-to-20- year. 21 ther e are come that are nit AIR . . ,. ., I OF SA NFOQ Di C MAN MAPLE AVE H'4 F 1?2 'T 1-1 iritiixjeuiteds " 17 .., ... to p ol" ; ,. I t,'cm'hao:t a IL ou i,'t''r ,1t Ito' •ll'14','! -.' v-.a.u.... .(L ,K1 diUUtU .iI,i 'h'' / .1 not offer on opinion nut •;LI ''It is a trend these duiys,'' m'uu,uuuented (as.selberry Police law, a local bill inis.se'd to create thief George Karcher, who has ttue board. ' no strong opinion'' about the ''The board has to act on the new law. authority of which it was "Anyone that wanted to drink created to act,'' said Cleveland, before this did it anyway,'' said T 1 . , . . - • _;?, - accept this responsibility that 's Ix-en given to thern," Polk - ,~ - also agrees with giving tile 18 to 20-year-olds full right. "Why tell souneone be tots to be drafted — In fight for the pouc .- country but that he's half a citizen." . 1 You're going to have a - KEN TUIPLE'fl' Too young n l Mon th M e Stu a it's SALE to Star@ Hours During ______ It* ow vow am _____ wastilitat • '•'.v- isu* r1wir 4"" ta H l th IM y ea a Mental illness can be prevented. There is a "distinct relationship" be tween menta l Illness and the presence of a May has been designated '1eubl health Month" and number of stressful situations. T hi e A s s o c i a t ion n residents of Seminole Count)' are encouraged to support their acknowledges that while great advances have been made in mental health association. the treatment of mental illness, Mental health affects each knowledge is limited about the' and e'ver One of US. You have prevention of mental illness. only to pick up any issue of a Iio',',ever, several Fuels newspaper or listen to any known which ituike it possible newscast to see or ticuir about the enormous cost both in undertake' programs It, designed to prevent mental hone) and human suffering, illness. Seminole Count' has had a These facts ill be published special proble'muu lh'ing a . "bedroom community" For Orange, Urevard, and Vulusia Counties, Seminole' has few industries to contribute to Unitri Fund Drives therefore the early United Fund Cam p a i gncontributioa to Semi nole has been small. Also the United Fund in St'minok' County Isis a strongpolicy restrictifli•1 tra funi raising by its participating agencies, Mrs., Nanc y hoyt, mu professional money raiser has agreed to services to Seminole County and direct their "i*'II ringing e'aimipsiign " Site and her family are t'OUiity residents a nd consider this their donation toward bettering donate' her sum a leaflet entitled ''Comm Mental Illness Be Prevented?" The' leaflet cites a relationship between "labeling" and the prevalence of mental illness. It states that it is clear that much hat is thought of as ''mental illness" simply is not. It calls of v. For a general Immiprovemuie'nt iii the understanding individual of behavior and developuiie'uit, and the avoiding of attaching "Illness labels." In licolile' who simple hehiuivi' differently IF developme nt al t'i a'ntai ilisease I)rot'ess such as ur teniuselerosis I hardening of the arteries l Certa in ii it'll 1st I . "", health " - 9 !fl d S - W e I -, l. I 11i " - - - ' .'. - -"'. ''•' .., ( , - '': • '- +_'• ::... .1 -. j,!4 I '!:' I I I ii, 1 I I I di..I o r I - . 'V . I -_ . --- I i W I I I B iiy t b I 4. r. I ' €(" P$ 341.3431 133 I RCUNtON OPUNDO. ROU* •1 I I II - MARILYN GOR(M)N Correspondent george stuart is rThiq Adit I • I UU Sale istvdI IIam.t4pm. - . - al 7"VV-WP^ 0% CLEARANCE Honored It's really unfair to pre-judge "I'm sure that we' 'e going to Senator for 24 years until retir. an groups," was Polk's have to keep an open mind ing last year. lie was recogreaction to public opinion atiout this. It's just that we nized for being "in the forefront against the new law. "I've don't have any past per. of the battle against the spread always felt that if you' re old formance to guide us. We' ll of ci(wialized medicine . . . to enough tofightfoi your country have to try It and see how it help maintain a social and legal — to be drafted you're old stuipes up," concluded Kar- climate in which private enough to be a man. I have cher. medicine his been able to every reason to believe that "I don't see where it will survi'1e" - .- - i; no/A #f, sY'4 __ STORE-WIDE Layman Former State Sen, Verle Pr)p-any significent barrier. " 'Wi' use thenuu (18 21}-year. was presented today with the opinion. they should be afforded old.si in other things," , said first "lAstinguished Layman the same right of Job em- Karcher, who feels that the age Award of the 11irida Merlii,sI ployment, but I'm only one 21, set by the Florida police A.WielOtiOfl. ' - in George in the Civil Service Board may Ix- i hiangeti by this law. In uuiy ... No opinion - SX k MACK ('l.EVEI.ANI) -. up __- W%4" -__ Medical % let her or not the new law lillil affect the Civil Service / .1.4 G.A-PFIWqad1w r 4*0CWbr. 01, '... "'O., - lip't, - s'r"n-' i., U ,%4401, 'null "JustIce is served far better (All) tO contact tier at 67&O31, and differences are settled new system of free legal aid for 'I'(t.iagC!'a and pre-teena are the nation's poor has been pro- more rationally within the Sysalso invited to particiiatc, tern than on the street. Now Is posed by President Nixon. Time current pattern) minimi Nixon Friday called for crea- the time to make legal services judicial range integral part an of actIvities. 11(1W ink'IUde tion of a Legal Services Corpoin U 1111.5system," Nixon said the' Mental IIt'.ilth Chic Ili ration to provide legal help in "who sage to Congress Altamonte Springs, day care civil actions to persons with the "Stepping Stone's." would otherwise be unable to program in Sanford, The proposal would repicice prevenafford It." lie said it would be started counseling andeducation tI'e legal aid I)rogrsinm), "independent of political pr'sof the public, interpretative eight years ago that operates sures." work with local employers., the office of Economic out of The proposal was a new ver• program involunteer services and cornThat LIOn 01 U 1971 bill that Nixon Opportunity. niimnity involvement, solves 2,50 lawyers in 900 and local vetoed because of costa after its corn mmu across the ii nica I ions offices nh e dia provisions were llberaliwl by neighborhood coverage'. nation. A J .. ___ __________ _ unfamiliar with working with ____ 'l'nipli'lt VI1IIT(l the strongest i h,nkrc" _____ feelings nt,oiit the sul,Jert lit Sanford, Chief Hen fuder _________ Ma', he it wm'iilit I N, alright to se uinmertnln uihout the new low's _______ _______ )II I tutu in training at that flu", affect on hiring age. ''I'll leavi' , i tw bill I tliitik 111-yearn-lold would flint till lo file 1I Servirf, lie ;I little young for it police Hoard, city manager and clt~ 'ufI'e,'' nnitisenled 'l'riidett .mijppqci,,n,'' soul fill tl"r e tiiin the new law is a gwxl adiling, "I'll dii what they ay I ! 1,401* 11`41 11 olifil! Ili 1111viri ,111 lt.rt'see urns. Pr1)hulm'iI' titut kinds iii pnuihsl.'itss,' ' fee I V ,3;~, firre," said the OviNIO villef, litiller, but lip Is(fill(None None of the puulim-u' chiefs or flniiilv believe that sluice Ihiesm' AL are t'i'rtiiii lithe new law, young iuseui have to fight in ttim' ,41 %Ililcll I'l.c ., Infil orfv4f filk I 46, 59 1, - ar and lhey are treated it! I i Z__ . . I , _ __ affult. ' I hey have tile right tit lie ~_ _ - ~ - ___ , Ilium'," _____ ____ In explaining the 'prohletns" 4. lititler said "there he foresi4(;r:Mtu.F: KAItCIIEIt ill probably be more HWIs Slit' has need of more ''hell ringers" and would like dli) of our PS,Tit ICIA RICH cans 'I column by 2 in hes.Toosrnatllot- anadt or effective' 48 annually will Ilp receivine both pIict and !urc protection and all cthr city services Including street lighting. There were stvrral concessions the kennel ('liii) OWfl?r* required as conditions of annexation. Jnques said those attending the meeting % here the conditions were worked otit, in addition to himself, were 0tv I-'rIgincier William Valin, former Sinvor Kenneth Brimn.'Ale% ' llot l)s. a principal of the planned development at Fairy lake; Jerry Collins, a principal of SONC and his advisors including Hick Ostmnn(tcu The meeting w, hehui last Friday it teek ago, it reported - ROSEMARY KNIGHT 1x2 I he SRnford l-IerId ill irliiip tI)4' ttitiItt,tii,j age lc'r1411) few n VPty qiruill Pfle('t anything I feel 'hat an for mlli',nen nnil fitptiiç'ti, t'ent"i' ipini wilt go Old l-year old that WRnI to drink S"n," ,f flip rleparttiient, qurh and got 'trunk J,it like come will 'i it whett,er it', legal or Ifl) I IOII1 q ttu S:,nuloril Polito, "III UI Hqhiltq, ttinI h'olk, adding, rust." etrnrnentecl Altamonte I'nlk iinil flip pohlis' ituii1c of )i1fq parit,ent, h1a,cI a ll',t ttuice who want to drink Springs f'rilk (hief •Itictuc itii't tillIjo, Civil Sc'rvltc' fount for ,ire gOing to drink sinywny. 'tillI Fact. arkltrug, '1 (IOflt think agree dli tti $R-'enr-nI,I rreetulng flp)li('1utltc. while t'oik Went On tIP say, There hell go and drink Just iiinjnni(v ,ill. 1111(1 law qi,uillu'r departiiientc have are Itmi feel that we will t,etni,c. therec a law pac.rl 14') W.'ilnecilnv h 'v Itf'tlt)iul • who view Joel Playp HI! U)fl5 of make it Aqkf,%% INI thpy have IliIIIII npl)licotiont; ii0int Floritla f1ruokpa teprinki,-rct, bill I don't FRO ("Iii a fiffinvon is "Old ";utninnc IPI fliP nc I)PI1, iwilire ctiinuilnrulc ac a guideline fl ihi WRY I don't feel that enough, to know the different. ",iuethin,t few III ItiPIi hail If tI,i' ni'w law mince have there will bin any more drinking between right and wrong at that 0-1111,1111 11110"t "Iltil 11 1111I if Me,I lirt-criletice #over flip Civil Ippiloporq. pprrianIARP all t, tiii' wnit.'r 11w cnn. Sc'rvli-c' law u,mu'l Florida polimo 'h:,ni w" ?:r.i' 'ttinl''n,! :mft,IIiq know Which way they want fr ti-ersliul HMWIt Ic on IRyror. ctt,,uilon,lq, Triplett ealil W. organization or Individual 134 -92 12 Sant cd 134-9212 Altamc,le Springs. Longwood Mixed are 17 Florida chapters of the national Mr Force Associaton. said that it good attendance at the annual convention is es pected from among the 6,000 nwnulwrs located thourghuut Florida Convention htradquartet-t i be the Ramada inn, Cocoa Beach Registration will be open in the lobby from 10 a.m it) 6p.rn. May IB and I to6p.m May 19. A mw of NASA Kennedy Space Center or golf on the Patrick links will be available to the AFA membm and their families at 3 p.m. on Friday afternoon. i ! re Bli d blank range by a man who pulled beside his car in a rcm street in a heavily Catholic %* ANMV%`ER, Wash. iAPi -How wil.1 the)- ever know Mazamas mountaineering club area of the capital. Six blind students plan it what a mountain if they've and the Mountain ReSCJC SCFV 7he Telegram of St. Johns. chmb Oregall' s highest peak an never seen or been on am"This ice. will be climb leader. Two N lid., said at-u unidentified Sunday because how else "Will is. a fantastic opportunity for experienced thnibtrs Will acgroup in Newfoundland is send- they ever know what a maim- them to find out in a rather c'ompany each student tO summit in a climb that wW beTAll-kHASSEE, Fib, i AP, program for the retarded that ing money and suroporters to the tain is", unusual way." would cost $5 million. Ulster Defense Association, a Al little —two girls and four The Balww said the students gin at. the 6,00,400t level, Another S1.49 million Protestant extremist orizan- bcm-s ranging in age frorri 12 14D making the chmb are Viola Finriciii ' can inicreaw bi~ nearl% -This wW not be a summit thu number of originally proposed from state iz.ation Northern Ireland. five' times 18—arr students at the state Crux and Teresa Clay, both 12; dash.," Be.rhow said "If they funds for dI. cary of the The newspaper quoted Tomchildren rem-tvin~ djt% cam t LD 90 1. line School for the BWA In VanDan Davidsori and BoI BUW, Wan 0 the top, U - If retarded could he used for msHerron, vice-chau'rnan of couver. They plan to attempt IC) both 14; and I8-}'ear-olds Les they don't, that's okay, too, service, Gov Reubin Ask" community retardation C&'t' the UDA. as saying ui a wIt' reach the 14,245-foot summit of Bobbins and Dean Atkinson. The students will be c° phone Interview frorri Belfast Mt. Hood.. Askeitt said in h letter u) tht progranis. Askew said Ed jDhann, ot parailind fu-enected by a rope to their sighted Hi' has been sharp)) critical has"httle legislature Friday that the fed"flws' are "just crazy to go," mar, long associated with the companions.. Bet-how said. 0 HEIA tTW nevi T1UU1t1OIiS Support all over said Byron Berhow, superintenpockets" 01 cml government would pa effect Utu state social services Newfoundland. But he refused dent of the school. "We're not 2.5 million to provide care for programs and hr said in the to elaborate, 5,000 children if the stale paid talking them into It at all. Friday letter the regulations Newfoundland was settled They're a little bit scared, of $.Th million and local governare "still quite restrictive in mamb tn' immigrants from course, but they're determined mctn.c gim million nature" ireland and England. In addition, he said, the StaLin' to do it could get Its funds by withholding that much from state rrvenut sharing to, counties sints the counties. are receiving targi n men V oters M ee t stmrin federal revenue' check% A workshop and orientation to chairrner, Second \'ic'e.pres.iclent and The federal government pI Mrs. Crotty recently an- Public Relations. 'nled in nese Health, Education acquaint members as well as Members working with the and Welfare regulations that it prospective members with the nounced the following Board 1973-74 program of the League assignments for Local, State league as off-board than-man will pay 'm per cent of the cost of National program: are Mesdames Seymour Israel, f Women Voters is planned by and diu care centers for children fru families. with a certain in. thin' Seminole League for Mesdames Bill Adams, Local Legislative action; Clifford Government; John Jackson, Nelson, Observer Corps; James conw-451t a month for a farm- V' ethwsdin' at 7:30 p.m. at the State & Local Education; Pacey. Budget, and L.E. h of four in Florida, Askew' Federal Savings. & Loan Rank of Longwood on Highway 434 Seymour Benson, Florida Britton, Nominating Cornsaid. near 17-92 Administration of Justice; rnittee. The governor said the i'WS Stephen Knudson, RepresenThree questions will form the regulations also provide federal basis for the evening's. tative Government and Florida furi& for da cart' renters for Election Laws; Willianu Long. the re'Larded which was not an- presentation, according U Mr-. Relations, International acipated when he subniiued his Garrett i Marilyns Crony, Taxes and Canpresident Where have we Florida nudget stltution; Owen Arnold, Human He called for re-juggling tie been Where are we going'' Resources, and William Jjrretardation division budget to Where it, my spot for service' rc put $6,0(X' into a cia) care Mrs Robert tGloridai Ward, chholT, Environmental Quality. Completing the board are first vice-preisent in charge of program, and Mrs. Richard Mesdames Eugene Burk. If Earth's. total age rnn Voters Service; C.X. tirbanski, mated by geophvsicistsat about t Ann Georges. membership Finance: .,'IDtITI Melick, Unit chairman, are in charge of 5 billion years.. is taken as single 24-haul day, today s workshop. Assisting will be Organization: Frank Durrance. an nit'nut.ier of tin' Board ,f Treasurer, Charles. Lorent, ocean tiasint ate raree tlL'U •,iti ecreuir'; and Wayne Smit.r, Liirecjors UriC tuft board annexed this year as plannI. the ilog track will go on the city's taxroll in January and nut valorem taxes 'aii H' collccted sometime between Novr,iulwr 1974 and April 1975 To make the deal a little more mllsta'te(ul from city taxpayers' point o-4 vItw. it .%hiould Ile noted that n neighboring city is charging ind receiving almost twice as Ill,,(.11 as the $1600 ilgure from One shopping center for contracturni fire protection annually. Th prunutst's cont.arnetl in a contract thichs Jaques - The official was shot at point- 1"hts Mifli cannot be cullecte1 thIs sear, hut city services rI begin immediatch upon annexation. If tile prolwrty is ,' - II Have ' e and ortn MItII In revctuu'i, Seminole Tax " scsr 1'erry ('ocmbet F', kiny afternoon ,,, n in id figure and the cit council apparentl, illiln't bother to cheEk •• . ly annual out the inforimituo"n either. ,, 111.1 1 III,,, & amount that has been talked about for ar;' Jaques calil f get tent. Then she got a hog-nose also receives calls from private be a group that could snake. which she knew c- ildn't iT)thfldual3 and uses the snakes together for the purpose 0f .citçtne1 d'ffemcnt snakes. . .. . . ., , ' •. •,:-,.. for cuth ones. found on snaI.c bt,. pro 'cn Uev'vt ad Ic _____________________________ c'p 'es. .c . it, t go up ar"d th~ arta, l l .kiLhnugh Renee -won' I r I I N_ Anyone interested in helping other snake entsiasts. and pick one up unless I have handle organize the club, or who has Hughes doesn't to," she proudly wears. The blast alsio injured a warnpublican Arm% boobty-trapped a questions concerning makes, BELFAST. Nort.hern Ireland the first poLwnaus snaks unless he has medallion relating police officer's sports car an companion and Colette snake she ever c'augh. Renee, Two bomb blasts inin, and when he gets them, he ran write Hughes at 411 San r' jured eight persons Friday, and parked in drivriltown Reffain, McAliske%,- the surter-in-las of physical education - teacher's usually turns them over W the Carlos Ave. Sanford, 327,1. authorities siud. When the off,- Catholic legislator if gunman shot a Roman Ca tho'wvltn, who wai; in a nearby ver turned On the Ignition. the r' lie privemment official in Nblast hhe him from the s*- apartment. head, rrinr.alh wounding turn AnoUxT bomb erupted in hirle, shattering his lec. n A Guerrilla.- of the Iri.sY, Rtoffice of a car rental firm on the outskirts of Belfast. injuring $4fl(') or i':ugcne .laque fltlI lit be realized frcaii the Kennel (lob "twntttsannexed .lequei1iuInt. hicreh" got flip '4fl 't tte. U)C% givc Uwi iWa) chen ht J Hugh.5 has all uuw Mar tered the senice. Hughes came back to Sanford varieties of the hog-nose ventilation. Hughes is currenti)' having a big.ter cabinet built tO when he got out of the service, snakes . t Added tin the snakes are three house his four bms. His bigges and he JoinitIld the Sanford . boa is Police I"k-partirient. At ftM he varieties of hzzards~ the T(kav a she or -We didn' t know s; he was ' t have time for makes., but Gerko from Afnca. the Manit didn' we named her," CX' then he settled down, got hizzard from Austraiha and be&n'e married and about five and a Asia, and the Tegu IAuard plarned Rence. Hughes 110W wantS to un half years ago started enilec. frnmSouthAmeflca,a!wellas dcrtakc the pr0eCtOfStArt1flga Blue-Front Amazon Parrot. .1111. tM_.., .I.. cbb ui the area for ins tIIDt the Sanford Police snak' His wife, Renee, wa afraid of p"Ple who are genuinely !ier mukkes at fftL and still Department gets a snake call. in them." It would Hughes is dispatched. Hughes interested . olence Flares . I - - It) (;MI' 1AVIAHI herald Staff Writer BY DONNA fSTKs Herald Staff Writer '- would not happen again The I _.. • .-•,' Dellberations which are boused In a glass and wood cabinet with proper '4' EMSY, VERY EAS SY DOES IT Sa%s . Hughes to Renee about Leroy . JriAnn t_ P ol me -- Summer Recreation I t ? snake. afraid of snakes. Hughes also has a Burmese keeping snakes is getting them "Kids in the netghbm-hoof according to Hughes., but Python from Asia, along with a to would catch snakes. and aLc' Florida Speckled King snake temperaturt control us mc with them. I had to yi very important. Hties' the ft's and graduall I and stx-hos!"nOSe snakes, also state. The hog- three or four boas caught colds s, which flatten their and diied because the heat I tight. year in high school, Hughes had bead and hiss will play dead if wasn't regulated snakes are kept n Ir o snakes while wothg you keep bothering them. Many a ___ "1 Leibensperger be required to repay the Ut) be he micy," back t irill when he pays Leibamsperger siud he planned in repay the funds. A motion giving the 25 per rent inmease in salar3- was pproved b)- a 44ro-1 vote with WillISM5011 vOUng "TIO." Williams motion to require payment of the $81) died for lack of ii The city's summer recreation program for children o the earnmunity will Win June it and be held daily tram 8. X to 11 31)ain., Mrs.. James Farley, Lyman phyalcal education teacher and director of the rit program reper*ed Heim.c, flovid Huggins.. track Mn. Varies' said S * ,"S ' P1't Y1' 'SS P'('I coach at I1vmai, and Coach Jack IflantorA. utivsic*tl etucatiot Uuurhc'r :u: P e (Hisss) V hardest thing about I - . .4 ..-- - Donna ' s Reptile Inst i tute at a,4 t ldtiW ElementaI B GAR TA'1OR the S'iver springs. Hal Granberry, Hera)4SIaff round with a class when owner of Animal Kingdom near I its of people have dogs f for R one of the kids yelled"ak" man• prefer "1 SI11 &n)dfLsh. turtles and parakeets UP * reptiles ;ire also po*dar. and you'll rindi *1141 MI CMlI The \h started COflect)ofl of "It would be ,rtuall imclimb up the tree and he fell '°U PP1C with a et in&. line. 'eoia. But not man) out too," recalls Renee. "me possible to have such and healthy, snakes withotit his cfifl ITIZItCh the assortment of c'oach yanked it out of tree commented first tune advh"e and help. pets that Sgi Eddie Hughes of I caught it. It. was the bcM the Sanford Police detecItive, I ever picked up a snake I laws' HlIghes A rea la enfoninI foCr a as going to bite me. I,5IOn owns, His hou*c guests Include a Apparently she ICITTIC41 her nlulCtt. beginning to Hug variety of snakes — boa fron. snake-handling cham, welL ow compile a refeeefl"? library on rm'c and pvthons, three beCause sIW snared the Yell know, •ypes of Ii7zards and an 1at snake without ine.dent. The snakes and reptiles.. and ite a Nt about all t)Ws of Amiar,on parroitt. Not bad for a medallion tells, if* kind, length qu the snakes.. person who was otice, deathly and date of capture Of 11 Actions Most But Council —). . - A ..• • . - - I -., -4 • 'c I - • ,,'.- 'z,-- Is __,',. ' 4 'ii' Sm '-'I. - k~ ' ,,,. - ' . - - _f'I -u"4• - " '.- -'.i' '.. .-.- -',.. -'1.,: ____________ - " — ,* V_I ___ _ 1 - -k _______________________________________________________________________________________ '" - - - o r t he U . S . A . 'iI n ull co lo r and I eulucustion activities are teen preve'Iit imig .some (onus of mental illness Education for 1 ree i ensions. 1 m ental health, for example, e'O Increase aim Individuals ability In cope with some of life's periences and common crises such us. adolescence, ,uwrriage, prenatal stress, childbirth, aging unit death. It culls for curly itien' illIi,'ai liii) of emot ional or muientul disorders, through IliBgflOsIS. If this Is followed by quick mind adequate treatment, wain), emotional problemscan be removed before they develop any further. The secret to a community meeting its mental health fWt'd5 is always Willi the people livini %011111 that rouuimuutiiiity. I These authentic mops of the wor1j and the US A let you compare the height of mountains and volleys with the touch of your fingertips Their beautiful colors and three dimensional relief will enhance your recreatson room, den, office or library as well as being a voluble reference Prepared by the Army Mop Service, Corps of Engi. nears, the maps measure l9/" by 27Y". All major cities, towns, risers, oceans and political boundaries are clearly outlined You can wcish thus.e plastic maps with i damp cloth to keep them looking brand new. They make Ideal gifts at their small price Of $2.50 each, Add 50 cents postage and handling for a single map or 75 cents additional to order both maps. Check your order below. PI. MAIL TO: Maps, co The Sanford Herald 41 I P.O. Boa S469 Cleveland. OItlo 44101 . 30C paste") Mop of U.S.A. i.$2.SO plus Mop of World l$2.50 plus SOc postage) -1 Both maps 53.00 plus lSc postage) I Name Address City Stott--- Zip. --- 1111.1 �- - ~ I • Chandler Sets Two Hurdles Marks Ccfir Erralb Action WINTER PARK, Fla. tAPi — Miami Westmirster and Jefferson Counts used different rout es, but both ended up in the same place atop their resr*clive divisions In the state high school track meet here. Wi th the state's bigger Class AAA and Class AAAA schools waiting until tonight for their bids at titles, Westminster c la imed the Class A title and Jefferson County the double A crown Frldzi) night. Chargers Westminster claimed five inch effort, tic aiso won the high first places to pil e up 56 points, jump at six-toot-four. Other f irsts for Westminster 34 more than runnerup Florida A&M Jefferson Counts man- were b Rarcoc Davidson with aged only W0 firsts, but can. a 29.5 second 220-yard dash. sistency gave them 57 mints to Paul Cortese with a 51,6 time in 40 for runner-up Miami Pace. the 440, and the mile relay team Craig Stirewalt, Dan Eight Class A records fell u' the wayside In the meet and AA Smadini, C.oriese and Davidson athletes set three standa rds and with a 3:30 time. Jefferson's sprint med ley t-tied a fourth. Peter Jordan led West- lay learn of Bo bb y Miller, Garminister by breaking the long reti Procter, Nathaniel Butler jump mark wi th a 22 foot, three and Winfred Alexander set a -- -- - - - - - - By Drugs 111t. suit s':a.. __ iir •.L- t, .dIniar 1t'nii' an order. "I'm n.t a man." he said Graham esuriuited that nwrtthan half the Chargers Look amphetamines in 3969. He said he knew seven to 10 players or. the Cincinnati Bengals, the team to which he was traded, who took the drugs 'm-nwr nmnint back Puu iowe said amphetsounes were in use among the Kansas Cit% Chiefs and Oakland Raiders when he played for them. (3J11m,an Grzg'ul!'r "r '. '.. tt !t_l', ' crutches down and walk" after he was injured Gillman denied the wards e'ere meant serious:.' .e-:t,lcd re'ct'nti for $29fj,000. The de'positieins were do-tailed in copyrighted stones in the San Diego Union I) Dr . E Paul Woodwarci the Ken Graham. aformersafets with the National Football Chargers team phssician and a League Chargers, was quoted defendant in the suit, said hi' as sasmi. Gillnmn then the placed restrictions on team's coach and general man- af te r he joined the team in I ager and now general manager limiting players U three pills of the Houston Oilers, ordered per game of a stimulant called players in 3969 U' ta ke a steroid desbutal. totLling 45 mu('ailed diunubol to gain weight ligrams. Desbutal was th is year by the Food and Drug and strength Giliman told them to 'tak e Administration, The newspaper quoted one your diunbol so you can beconic big and strong," Graham San Diego pharmacist as . said. 'We were fined if we ing that after 45 rug, of de.cbutdidn't take them ...20 bucks. 10 al, "A man's feet would hardi) much the around." bucks or some th ing." :; I.V. i:* Sports L . BILL RLI&I;ELL lured back to NBA coaching .:. ranks by Seattle Supesorucs. 1-1 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS avoids major upset in Sanford Senior League rails' to defeat .ants - l "e. :" - i, -' : st.anwirus in Class A championships at Winter Park's GREG ('HANDLER sets two state ' have top 1. ,: - COMPLETE reversal of form by Pirates in Oviedo LitUe Major division, win th ird game I wi th out loss. '%X -.,.,:,:.:.:,:,:.::,*-:.:T.:. :..:..4 -:*: :'..C. .. - \S1 I:Ii P ft I- Lruguc Lad meriran I.eagut L 'Ut$I)UUi G.B. 17 13 ,56 — New York 15 34 .517 3 Pittsburgh 12 12 500 2 Montreal 12 34 .462 3 Philadelphia 13 16 .407 4 St Iauiiu, 7 23 .0 P VU'S! ~ M I t Sain __ — ____ • , .1 ~k znz I- - A!W_ ft Art __ ___.6r ~1~m _.. -4 1 11 , 1 1: i___.,-_~~__~ W _%twft 1'.a - - - .., - " n - - ---C. " ,,,.' _ --.-- '.. . -,& . . INSIDE PITCH SENDS BATTER SPRAWLING 1') I I "ii c v' ,U. i-Off" th" iiaiier reacLc 10 iOl.t1! ,hatter I Three Inning ng Il K I ug es fi. 4' Of C Bombs Kiwanis, 12m7 j, lk• troit 34 i5 IialtimoreRaltimore 13 14 14 Boston Milwaukee 12 14 17 jj York : : Cleveland t. G I. .483 — 483 — 462 4 444 4::: ' • .. San Francisco 24 31 .686 — -Chicago Houston 21 11 .656 1 Cincinnati 18 12 .600 l CU3 114 11 . 14* A ngeles 18 14 .53 4' Oakland 16 14 Atlanta It) 18 .357 10 13 13 5011 Caliloriiia 11 20 .355 11 San Diego Minnesota 11 Frlda 's Games P 16 .361 Texuc Ctucagci4. l'tiiladelphu* 3 Fricta'.'s Cianie St. Louis 12, Montreal 0 Baltrniore 3, New Von. U New York 4, Pittsburgh 3 Boston 4, Cleveland San I)ieU at Atlanta , postDetroit 6. MI}wauket tioned Oakland 4. Texas 3 Houston 5. Cincinnati I Kansas City G. Minnesota 1415 AngeIr 3, San Francisco Chicago 7. California 4 Saturda) Games Saturday's Games Baltimore Alexander 3-1k at i at New York Stottiemyrr 4-4 New York Sea s'er Must 2-2i Pitlabur Cleveland Perry 4-4) at BusPhiladelphia Twitchell (1-0 ton ( Curtis 1-2 i st Chicago i Reusche! 2-21 Milwaukee Sbiton 1-2) at DeLos Angeles Sutton 3-3, at troit Fryman 2-2 San Francisco (Willoughby 3-2 i Oak la nd Odom 0-5) at Texas San Diego IGrief 1-21 at At- iftruberg f'.3, N t i Dobon 2-4, N Minnesota Hands 3-2) Montreal McAna ll y 2I at Kansas City bplitturff 5-1), N St. Louis (lIbby 0-1), N Chicago Fisher 4-21 at Cub. Cincinnati Grimslcy 4-1 I at lorma i Wright 0-, N Houston i Reuss 4-31, N Swida"s Games Sunday's Gøniui at New York, 2 Philadelphia at Chicago, 2 Milwaukee at Detroit San Diego at Atlanta, 2 Cleveland New York at Pittsburgh Minnesota at Kansas Montreal at St. Louis Chicago at California, N Qminnati at 1400511*1 Oakland at Texas, i Los Angeles .%t San )CiICO Baltimore R Several area mint-ttiek drivers are pretty upset at an action taken h the 'oiiisla ('mmlv ,"iecetwnv prior to the start of the current racing campaign . It seems that publkhr'1 rules included mini-stocks, which conipeted at the ltarbcrs'tlle oval last year, b ut just ~9 prior to the opening date. promoters annouriveti that the cla.kli was being eliminated from the track's weeki weekly i.'om petltliin. Several Seminole County reslelent.n competed in that . behind wi nner George Shuler of F&MU who took the laurels Herald Sports rfter with a :9.8. Ronnie Taylor of Single . Class cindermen saw Florida Deaf, who helped his the last of Thnits Prep's Super team to an upset fourth Soph Greg C'handler but the place wi th a 10 .1, Ed Davis. young hurdles man may remain FAMU, and meet stand-out the books for a long time to Barcoc Davidson of Westminister, all came in ahead of come in at least one event. the Trinity sprinter. While Miami West.minister Sam Snow, who had the best spr inted loan upset State Track time in the state in the quarter Championship over favored mile wi th a :52.6, came off Florida A&M University High, best in his event, still a dark horse Trinity squad, lowering his time. The Junior which was rated "about fourth " ru nner clocked a :52.1, six. before the Friday competition ten ths of a second behind er's second place after winner Paul Cortese of West- . tUCRARDS p xl) % M.\RTINSVII.l.E, Va. - The 142,210 N AS('AII National Championship Dogwood 500 Florida - Action At Pocono enrly $3,(W5) uontirigi'o"y mnon4'y te;i tcc'r, added In the 000 guiirnnte'eel timirs.' at I'oe'ono International Speedway In i'enirms%'lvnnIn, where an IMSA Camel GT ('hallenge And a ';r$c in J'41lhI 'hiiilrnii will h.. rim,, , Ihs, 'hint' 9-10. l!ne'c' action gets underway Saturday, ,huirs' 9, at 4 p.m. ,A I(hi the first of two 100 mule heats for the Goodrich Radial ('tiailenugc' Ruby Grand series. ('onnipetItors in the' (;r4rlrh competition are proeiin'tlon sub4-onnpat clock ror.s auth as - h. 1h id . )It inu'. I'. 1.'n-I rhi" at Miii titivilh', (hi' liite1 e'enininig in tIme 1972 tigwt,esi Siwirtst,iati feature liii' milternoon's set-onel race, ts' 250-lap Mesinlied event, , it - hut it'' 11415(51 I AIlSt.' of I"le'k hie't', N.!.' ; llarrv (;ant oI T:iylorsvill.', N,('. ; 1).'nnis Giroux ni 111thtlioni; mind I..D, Ohtinger Standkiqs tw'rnmne a strong contender for the Manufacturers Cup, which is awarded annually by the Jstional lint Rod A.sso'elstinn "fflflP% for supreme - y in drag racIng. Winner of the coveted (up from lflM through I96), Chevrolet tank the lead in the 1473 points standings this week, following competition in the NIIRA World Championship .càirien race in P1nglishtown, N.J. Th. prestige award was created by NH'RA in 194 and i awarded to the auth maker whoa. current model automobiles crr-e the' most points in Super Stork and ,Slnck F.11msnator ( ')rrJpp tfIn during N . IIRA's annual '15-rare World Championsip .Serii"n now underway th roughout the U S. and (aruaila. Current standings show Chevrolet in front with 1. points while 0164moh4le, winner of the award in 1971.72 ' ce"M with 3 300 F'lytrn'i?h, 'which hrnke the long CF'rlorrlirlaticln in Lm'c,, Is tl'iirl with 1200 with ")rl 'i I'nntlac (700 and American MoUirn s 500i trailing in thi order, The World (')airopnn.ship series, which carried a pruct.'d purse of more than $1 million for the 15 points races, 4kn - . ''' '. - '. • "_ ' ' ' .'. ' _________ ______________ _______ ________ I .' ., -" - . 10 -' _______________ _______ Doubled Clark-Hirt 4 1z John Dickey "--' 1 I RIE NWV1"`4q 1 W 07w",A " -'-' Humphreys Tire Service4 J14. - '.-. . --',, r -' S 1 ' .1. _j I SOUTHERN I , .b -% . ,,;_ N* 1'.. w ' . I I - p a " - . I 1W , p . ' : : Well LSt it . a' 11AU,i,,il. •-" - , 2. ' ' ' THE TWINS captured the first half title in the ()viedo LiRe) Mar L)ivison with a 7-2 rerd. P in front from left are Johnny Conley, Toby Kassel, Johnny Cobb, Darrell Duda, Mark Todd and Gary Palmer. Standing from left are Mithael Scott, David Woodlouni, James Faubert, Manager Luther Duda, Jay Court, Reggie Scott and Steve Dietrich. 11 Ii 110.,,, 4n 1 Pt. OP FI' too lo 4 .i II U 13 5(4 I, 13 S$ to u ' * IS Ovlaio OVIEDO FIRST HALF CHAMPIONS F 14 tvalivilie , - IF LEAGUE I ''t McROBERTS TIRES — Pirates Cop Third Straight it - position - - i TE E L R A D I A L League Oviedo LL -, S State Famo us Re cip e 0 j - Pi- As P~ BRIDGESTONE ____________ Jeep _ And Ask ____________________ - st s' . . . . Leads Newport, Tenni. . oIll II)p lop *,,41 will promises Championships for lrIvers, wi th divisional champions ,mr,rl and Coil. record of 9l.47t mph set by Paul he crack qualifing ret'ortl. two of the . notion's hottest at p.m. .i Marttnsvilie leading points winners from an East-Wst Conference id;xuie winner Evans Amos Johnson and Whit Uigge'tt, winners of the first two Speedway -- it the track holds Hadlord of Ferruin . Va. in holder Grinn;mni; defending drivers ,r. vanring to NURA's World Finals at Amarillo. Tex., in (,rrare's In IN. Gssirlc'h Ifadiuil (lialle'nge series, are already together —. and if it doesn't March National Sportsman Champion. aniil track qualifying record IrOwr '' ti'nI'k'r !t :it!rut The two ''1''.ahi (;rrrr1ir, '.nrd h'j b;vi. c'nh';cd in U' 's, ' .Ia I •by,... !t'!c', t ;rnt' iiL'h- Jak ingrain, of Mnlivalk', N . r. tarn -- , - 1" .. . . . . . lout of ti" i I-. ''r' elris'e'rs off twre in the' ( 'amel ( T (liollenge series for Grand The 500-utile' inondt'r, 1111) Ilentirii-k, will be hornet ow favorite' J ItIiiIi%' seluinreil I tic NO-lan double-header for been enmpkti'd Touring cars e1 q tinitci W(IV .11 1 p tit Sunday, tune 1(1 T Lute Model Sportsman and at the heat! of (he pack foe- the Iletisler of Martinsvillt'; Spring 100 prior to the Virginia tssii weeks ago, when _____ Modifted cars, po,stponcd twice 250-lap Lute Model Sportsrnrn present NAS('All National 500 - ____ t, - - - 809A because of rain, ran into more race. the first of Sunday af- poitit.i leader,.Sain Arti. of AshPt nhci vi' VII uS' he' I hi' ii time ternoon's two races. thitchins, lklrn N, C. ; 11111 Dennis, of (li'n I': - nroblems this week when ;pw 1 ' 4 00 -•! -. $01^11 t4y u tn d M,ii tii iii. ill'' I" I". _" Iu4'Vt'lIt', t'tlgi'ti lientirich by 'l'tlt' I'iiiIlt, .t ; Monk iate' of repaved surfaces on the turns of , Jua 1 I (IllS k'(I)l''l Llodford by i'ah' '"' the .525 oval. The damage, clx one-hcndreths of a second in Itulfin, N ('. ; Jot' 'I'luuriuua,i of . 4 i'ne' inie-hundre'th of n set-ennil in J (',rand ThuirSttliy'5 trials to CIIrT1 the Ilucky Mountain, VII,; utsintin; partially credit ed to the !-.-1 4'National Virginia 500 run two tell) spot undo bonus of $1,000. and Wayne Johnson of Eden, )"rI(i:i)"s Meslif led qualifying. itehuinil Evans and Itiullord Hendrick, in the Clayton N,('. . weeks ago, caused cancelation i __ IP will is' eielen(Iing NAS('AH .__ The front row starters, of four 25-lap qualifying races Mitchell-prepared Chevelle, I tr# ,,cheduled for Saturday. htit qualified at &1,348 mph. Hutchins and Hendrick, rate as I livkx JO1UII)V Allen (If Greenville, i. heavy favorites In thin sport- ('IHIk 01 Home. N.Y.; Winston. speedway officials expect 5111(911, N.C. veteran hank repairs to be completed in tinie S.C. will be in the number three sman feature. The two Rich,IluIJiuulls ; Ed Flemke cit for the running of Sunday's position after an 82,332 mph lap nuond pilots have won 17 'I between Seiuthingtnn, Conn. ; Julio on Thursday. Allen's Ford Martinsville races Bryant of fl assett, Va.; Bully The damage did not halt Kairlane and another l"ianlane, t he m, with 14 of those victor i es Hensley of Itidgeway. Vu.; qualifying for the twin 250-1ap piloted by John ULsman of Bluff going to Hendrick. _____ ;n Ht'rgin of Enfield, Conn. features, but dud account For ('its', Tenn, i which will start hlt'ntirick's latest Marflay Hendrick of Richmond; are Itic only non-General Iin.sville win was an unofficial lower speeds than expected 19th) Joe i'huirtnan of Rocky ' .-' Motors products in (tie LMS top one. lie sua.s the leader in the' 110(1 from the crack field of l.MS and V"FMountain. . ' Modified entries. Richmond, 20 originally scheduled 1)ogw(s)d llt'nth'Ick and Thurman were Following Allen, in order, are 500 l.MS in March when rain Va. veteran Sunny Hutchins --r ": .—.'--.' Only the oniy drivers to niiake the teii ' . claimed the Spor tsman pole on defending Virginia Sportsman forced postponement iiitcr . Thursday at 83.588 mph, well ('hump, Lennie Pond, of 84 laps. hendrick's last full- 20 for 10h races. Itotinditig out the Modified below the track record of 85568 Petersburg, Va.. Hutch Lindley length victory was In 1971 when WHIT DIGGETT LEADS PACK IN TEAM HIGHBALL. GREMLIN first 20 are veteran Perk Brown mph set by Am iriiinan of of Greenville, S.C.; Morgan he won the annual Spring too, of Eden, N.C.; Hunt Harris of . Mring competition on 3.81 Daytona road course Richmond; Satch Worley of Rocky Mountain; Gerald _____________ ('duuhf)t0u'oil Mirtlnisvillc; Lloyd 1~i ps Astubv of iiiartinsville; Toni Green of Itordenlnwn, N.J.; National Modified Champ, Carl ':h iugs" Stevens, * cit Ht'hoboth, M ass.; Bernie Miller of ('a ni stota, N.Y. 1. Philip Smith of Kernersvihk', A big eight run eighth inning McKmbbin, And)' Rufus, Doug other hits from McKibbin and The rampaging Pirates in the straight win of the season. The when Bob Kin.'ry doubteil NC.; and A.H. Brim of Mt. prod uction and defense spell ed In hm pitching effort PrO-. Malizowski and Dave \lalizow'ski Oviedo Little Major division are Indians finished the first half After losing the no-hitter chard finned 'mght intl '.w:ilktsl NC. Mi)', a come-back first game win for 1)riefurcst all singled once for not "looking back" to their first with a 9-0 mark. Homer struck Pritchard bore down to The ,%lothfied field is Clark and Hirt over Famous Recipe, which scored twice in get the only iw.i' LASSIE LEAGUE half performance In which they out four, walked five and hit two shutout by stranding the fragmented, w ith seven Pintos, Recipe in the first half of a the top of the seventh, but could PONY TAILS 15 won only once in nine tries. In- ba tters while allowing six hits. Braves' runner. six Chevrolets. four Gremlins, I double-header in Men's Soft" not manage enough to tie or win cuRu:v IA)CKSI5 stead, they look toward the two Vegas and one Plymou th in At the plate Homer pounded i)ON BALES At 11w plate it was Pritc ha rd W1, and the C & H crew the game in the last gasp. Two runs In the last inning thie top second half title. and are in out four ANFORO MCTC C0. hits including a double who starred again, rappingr unloaded for l9 runs on20 hits in George Walden, who capped a four-inning toni.'good position after winning two The 40-car starting fields and three singles. Randy Willis. three singles in four trips Other I the second game to walk away homered, doubled and singled back drive by the Pony Tails to were to be completed Saturday t heir first three games in the Mike Nein and Sam Jackson Angel hits were John .-nderv,ith a 39-4 second game win. paced (' & H to a second-game take a close 15-14 thriller in afterno second half, o n. with Uniie trials also had two hits for the win- son's double iml I..rry Homers bs- Lloyd Wall and win .is the winners moved s F€N()4 AV lassie League softball ItS the 'I'luey the Car determining the final 20 cars made di naLs ti in ers. Other Indians hits t'anne rndersori"i single David Golloher, as well as four ahead 5-0 in the first and upped '-: ('ur ly Locks managed Just five each division. Originally, (our their third victim , winning an 8- from Joe Detrich, Don Jacobs, _________________________________________________________ other extra base blasts by (lark the count 8-2 in the second, runs during a 12 run Pony Tails 25-hip decision with sonic early Greg qualifying races were 6 Thompson and Frankie 1" and flirt established a 9-8 tilt- never in so much as a bit of pr()(lue'tion. 1. offense and late defense. Scott, scheduled to round out the ting contest in the first game as trouble in the game. The Curly Locks took the The Pirates counted three field, but the ."aces were canFive Indian runs were NN Recipe took a 6-2 lead in the Siemer collected four hits, 9-0 in the top of the thirdlead on celed because of the (rack times in each of the first two counted in the first inning wi th L fifth frame after being tied two- including a double and three See Us For Al Your Brake Needs. hitting from Shirley Wynn, who conditions, innings to assume a 6-1 lead. Willis rapping a single, homer all in the first frame. singles, while Mike Bowes doubled, Debbie Manter, with Speedway officials expect Singles by Steve Winter and hitting a double and Jackson Golloher, Wall, George picked up three singles and both $7 ALIGNMENTS two singles. and other hits from track repairs to be completed in Ron Norman highlighted the and Scott following with singles ePalmer I'i and Ed Siemer hit Golloher and Danny IAC hit 5 Beth Van Ness, Nellie hardy, tinmie for Sunday's I p. m. start. BRAKE SERVICE Pirate first inning. In the after Neilson walked. doubles and triples, while .safely twice to pace Clark and Angela Weber. SusiCarlton 110(1 And they are keeping their second three consecutive hits For the Angels it was Jim b-- , Siemer, DePaimer and winning flirt to t he ir 101)-sided win, DISC BRAKES Be tsy Faint, by Lance Bell, Ned Golden and Shadron with II triple, Joe fingers crossed for good pitcher Jasper Allman singled fluky joined forces with Carolyn Arnold doubled : La nce hlilliard provided the Claxton with a double and WHEEL BALANCING for the winners. Ilillv Miller for Famous Recipe singled to pace tier (cain withand weather, unlike the rains which -: Alan fluky got the only extra emphasis. The winning runs singles by Willie it forced postpuneniient of the Broo ks , Steve the second game with pair of singles fro,iu both Putty ligw'e,s1 Ask For once in Mardi and Cailme in (tic fourth when Hell Joyce, Ken Meks, and Jim 1'. base hit, a double, for the doubles for the only extra%lergo anti I,in(Ia Warren. again in April. singled, Golden walkti and ('ourt. RICK REYNOLDS—MECHANIC Recipe team, with Buddy's baggers for the losers. Miller Marian Ray, Irene Kelly 1111(1 The Athletics moved into a tie 'I'hie fure'ca.st for Sunday is Winter delivered another clutch Stumpf's pair of singles the also had a single, with L)ave Jane Strandberg all singled partly t'luueiv and mild, with a tilt. for seco nd place in the second !".' most hitting produced. Bruck I)riefusrst singling twice, and once to help out on the win, Winter a nd Bell led they half standings with an 11-0 chance of afternoon showers. _P Pirates with two tilts wtiile pasting of the Braves in another 5th & French 322-0872 single hits came from Billiard. Senior league game. At The Eldorado Tire Sign) (;olden, Norman, Steve (;rinllsJim l'ritchard hurled a one 'I__ Icy and Bobby Burnett, For hut' hitter with the lone hit coming Ir. Cardinals eight different Ili the sixth 110(1 final turning LL $i - dho, 4 . _ _1k '.1 A- a I players had one hit. Doubles came from Darryl Ely and James Obarski while singles came from James I'iercy, James Dike, Hobby Dike, .. Danny Mnsey, K W. VarS ,' borough and 1(it'hi Painter. Ned Golden picked UI) tine • 1 victory while Yarborough was hit wilt, the loss. LIm ," In senior league a lion tia' ...,' Indians remained unbeaten anud at the same tiiiu tuanded tint' , p. Angels their first loss in the IIil, * . second half ct'miipetition w itlu a /1 ,, 1(3-4 reversal. . . i it I I ~ 1 . N I # . 11 Handy hionmier was the lug 0 Aar lucre as hit' pitttwd omit t , I I I 0. 41y i Witted the Indians to their 12th l"' GUARANTEED ce Qualifying F's its' 500 began this weekend, and McHse nee'eied to qualify during the firs t weekendto avoid having to i0q,; nit &M f'o,-,imiln 5000 serIes roe. and give up a point icil V (10 tag If Meline, winnir of two Tnsvrion ('tionnmpionships and one I.&M ('hemropionship series, encounters pe'ohlerns In sui,llIying the S'I'l'.Lolo him weekend, l's' is r'bllged to putt his epmalifying attempt over to next wec'k"nel, and it rnulI intI'rferf' with his fight for the 1973 L&M (liarnplonship. . thIrd race of his' l&M eerie's is May 20 In 1i lilgan Chevrolet - About The New prac I Urahaw Mrflne, the flying New '/'alarwJpr who has won three iflIp(JI'tlflit t'tuimptt*i Oil ps in 11w past two years For i\nclv ;raniatelli'q ri' flaring Teanii, hn.n heen picked to tntnl-.t x'k evenU'e. We should hear something soon as to whether or riot timini-stoek twnt.s and a features will he . . I i - lu k'hiut4' pu t the ear's first rolmioul Ill Mardi ON Friday, Hietue Evans of Home, N.Y. ran the Modified 4'1li' sItIi a lap i,f M.951 mph, - An TP.Int qlriv'e nnST11-Lidn tracer In thlit ypnr*q In(l1nnnrw)l1q.W. $ U ltl\151\ II Hl Herald Spe'dal W itter In ('arrers -r Chandl Call or Drop By ' . - run 11w I Dogwood 500 assi c R e et For S unda y. I f - McRae ! 'eit''he 11 S 200 MP H Mny 13,1913 ?A itr' ' IIurly lb woo'l, usim.-l!m' ' with to driver Peter Gregg, has dominated this ear' t'rrripetttlr.n, winning the 24 flr,nrs of f)yt, 12 lfon'rs of Setwin, .'irlti'P- t rhr Ifr"ir .ini , Ir.inr- Am it Rnirl Atlanta sleek likes that dRits of vf4iiiielitim ritid If drivtorm will Imn (tilt to - -- . ,,illc"i to the tn'ogroITi then' _, da turned out for naught on a Edward Durden, Fort Pierce disqualification. John Carroll won the 330 yard He t two state L"CC(fdS in the intermediate hurdles with Junior League Leading Uirr Von Herbuhts all hit once' c-unit' up with two singles for the Ranker's accountant, pitcher liouir. winners. Canton Brown. preliminaries — a :14.4 Chandler fi nishing second, tail Knights of Columbus broke into Fall fte,A for six frames. Ken Perr%Y slapped two over. clocking in the 120 yard high later disqualified, while the it thr(4-inning slug-fest to eram, FSBHI str iking out eight and walking the-fence jobs, while Mark hurdles, erasing, a a7-3 Liwunis lead and take 1 12Prer's preliminary mark G(K)D YEAR C) two, with three unearned runs Hauman tripled and singled 15.2 mark of a year ago, and weathered the final run of :40.4 7 Junior League win over their making the game a close and doubles from Justin Hunt, then recorded a :40.3 time f or a last place rivaLs, to stand until iext year. Eddie Russard hurled a match-up between fourth place Chris Riggins and Paul Oulette new mark in the 330 yard interLane Trawtz4: doubled and Mike Austin's sixth place singled with extra base support three-hitter and three Goodyear Apex and s;xth place Spragins. helped pave the way to the win mediate hurdles — but pulled a high jump of 5' 6" was almost a after an 8-3 Railroad first in. leg muscle before the F ri day foot lower than winning West. from Donnit' Williams and UUSCUCS helped out five' Florida NATIONAL fling lead. even ing f inaLs. Price R.iker, who both hit two- State Rank hits Ui the tune of 10 minster's Peter J ordan, who Cat-lion Brown doubled and Coarh George Austin, who lea su ck ers Sara Love had two runs and the. Rankers ht0ut 6' 4" to take that title. RAILROADERS 19 singled off pitcher 'rico had rated the Saints "anywhere singles, Chuck Cowan, Brian the tire people. Trini ty's only relay event of Joe Smith homered and Babe FIRST FEDERAL 9 Perez, and Tim Brumley from first to fourth," depending the meet, the 880 yarder, with Stenstrorn, Joe Baker and Dean doubled once for the losers, on how well everyone else runs. Cleveland, Greg Miles, who Young all hit safely for the Son Her bulis doubled and singled as well as other safeties Second place Railroaders Roger Herring hit two singles, wa tc hed his star performer winners failed to place in the 220 yard RRI triple' by John from Ronald Harold arid Louis rode easily te' triumph, 19-9 over and I)ereck Hayes added manage a :15.1 winni ng fina ls dash, Steve Sexon, who also A Causey, as well as a single' Kelley for the winners, who I ourtti place First Federal. another one-bagger for First run in the 120 highs. In missed out on the high jump, termediates, Chandler took froni the Kiwanis star, paced took to 5-0 advantage' in the' f irst charginit 15 hits against the Federal. and Snow' ran a third pla ce __________________________ —________ second, but was disqualified for fin ish wi th 1:33,7 two seconds their earls attack. Paul Galin, friiriiv and scurt'ti until endnit hooking h urdles along the way. Jucis Pickens, Robert Bea*le and the game' in th e fourth, off the best ti me of a year ago, Toni Elliot, Chad and Chip • The re person to him iii while FAMU once again Robert Carter all hit one single Roll were the only Goodyear 1 M1'1'1 the highs, Lee Hatch of for Kiwanis A IA pr ovi ded the record set ting in tht IU U 1 hitters till wiithstngks th pot Br fimle one second time in this event. clipping four16~"m(, V% lit- J LU tiILA %IILLflU 'tjliflU LiiUL5 IQiI• UI 1*1L.K.N " ten ths of a second off their time FSB in first plat-t- Witt fin 11-1 120. Trinity moves 10 AA Class last year. wi th a 2:31.3. IU)TM{Y6 record year. In all, it was a classic battle Another disaPpOintment to of sprinting between FAMU and Sixth place Elks upset fourth (OVI1NEN1AL the Trinity hopes ca me when Westminster, with Greenville. place Rotary. 12-6 behind the Lawrence Clevela nd came in Florida Deaf, defending chainseven..hii pitching of APEX 6 Snu th who picked up pion Greensboro and Trinity Thu-teen other drivers in is fif th in the 100 yard dash wi th a Bi MIKE HARRIS HALSI'RAGP oulls anti plvnt of hitting ll below his best cars managed w get Clocking we Prep scattering their depth as other Writer Sports Assoetated Press effort wi th a :10.2 tj support throughnut The 190 and nearly all of The above much as possible in hopes of — INDIANAPOLIS AP' Mike Fail gave up a home' uIticky Mann doubled twice, Western Kentucky bound polling off a few upsets against hour lop at 50 cars which made t Senior's best time of :9,5 was while Billy Griffith and let-ri to Hit] Sprgiun's Bobby Wells elusive 200 mile an t he two acknowi Iged power. the Indianapolis Motor Speed-. track before today were over Smith had three and two and then turned on the pitching the lowest qua lification speed Jt1 five-hundredths (if a second hces a distinct possibility singles, respectively. Jim charm to take a &-4 APEX w in toda' as drivers began trying to for last year's race, 178.864. Bel1uni. Jeff Sanders and Bo over th e Lincoln.Mercur The unofficial record for the qualify for the 57th Indianapolis learn, after a fifth-inning 4-4 Staffort Lill hit once for ti Elks I tr is 199.4 m.p.h. set b ack e 5Omile race May 28. who were ahead 3 at the end of wi th two runs in the top of th Speedway officials expected Juhncock during tire tests in sixth the four th frame. Billy Cosgravt' equalled a crowd of more than 200,000 March. Jeff Anderson's pair of Five former winners were persons far the ope ning day of singles and double. paced the Wells homer effort, while Scott time trials. among the drivers in line It) l(lSt't'!' battu'j. Brian Conlin, F'int' and Allen iluke both Bobby Unset, Albuquerque. qualify. Included were Unset. and Y avat' Parker t' litowt. I innit 1.vr) and doutiirti . N.M., who holds the official one- 1968 winner; his younger brothlap and four—hip records here ; CT. Al. 5130 of Albuquerque. Who Swede Savage, Santa Ana, won here in W70 and 1971; Calif., the fastest driver in three-time wi nner A. J. Foyt, practice this month. and Got- Houston; 1969 winner Mario don Johncock. Franklin. Ind., AndretU, Nazareth, Pa., and . owner of the unofficial Speed- defending champion Mark way record, were the favorites Donohue. Newtown Square, Pa, t' capture the pole position Unser established Pus recrti' last Ma while winning the pole position. He toured one laD in I9t.678 m.p.h and finished the four-lap qualifying set ui an as'erage of 1145.940 on the 2-mile' -. . tival I It More than 4(1 cars were iii line S ,' . for qualifying runs when 4 The revoluntionary tire trackopenedfortheftrstuffotir '' -. '' designed for long days of qualifying. The fastest IL ._ $,vTh,cr D.w,I.SIi .distance and 33 cars will be in the starting -' L. " 0 — freeway driving ' -. field vying for $1 million in Ter"Pot °" U 13 54 1 Irut" money on Memorial Day. La4. '" II .3P ..' The front row pole spot is IC PC . flwiii Oiiaue worth about $3,000 in cash and — For 40,000 Miles ,#0 as u ii — " that much more in merchan- p.., ALL SIZES AVAILABLE goes to 'or,LIoqa4 disc. The puk là I) 2 16, " •"j d.c" L 14 3 1I the fastest driver on the first Prnp.,,c b..c' II I •, of ' 't.'$t'5 . W.nl s• Speeds In the two weeks of Tamp. 3. Lek..torid I 1*mlLa Do or"" ,, 3. b.aø ti this mon th have been ,3I I.ci 2. QV1 La,*.'O.i. below expectations, primarily b..c 4 .y *.'i'3 JOHN DICKEY I NC. because of nearly constant 'I.aw'•v's . . w m*. ty winds. But Savage managed 405 W. First Sanford '22.()5l 0.0011. wt'. a' !i to get closest to 200 wi th s lap it P''tp.nc b..c$ *.lt Pcr S..c,' a' BACK PAT ON THE 197.802 m.p.h. V.., *,f•' ron LvO,'ai First baseman swats late Go Intnrspor'ts FAIItOI '. , 5 Wn a c - - — - To Sixth Spot -_~p 3 - -4- 19-9T~. I- -,%W-*~__~_..;! --- ' ..__.'...../ -- -__..ql -A- ) -40-_~ li"6~~-'. 'Aq tir,~.,-A~i:, .1 ts Slip doss last venr, otiti ii few of thi'm lit-il alrm'tuly purehoseel new t'nrs "I' rebuilt old (1111'S, prqint ing to eottipc'te this season After being shtitntit at the lthnlw'rvllle track, (lie mini. sti'kcrs have requested arid rel's'is'IMI a 'hmit'e to ntmw their tu11 the i'rnttilc ni New tl%t'rflfL 1.IIf111iIttIlI, l"rdnv night wn the second w'eek that mini-stock eshul)Itions have twemi on the prligrlltn, and area drivers said the ln'otnoter In running the enhibitiiai to see if (lie trowel lt (;An' TA N14111 - a May STANDINGS %. L - , - (R LE Chicllgk 1 Branford 13, Freeport 12, Florida Cleat-water Catholic II, Academy 10, Pa)tOfl 8, MAyO 8, Greg 'handler of Orlando 7. MiamI Christian . Bronson Trinity Prepset two Class A reliminafles Bunnell 7, PCMCO35 Christian records . n 6, lAtwrty County 6, heystofl in the fsn.al.s orilv to Heights 5, Munson 5. Poplar He set high hurdles mark MoOt-C Haven 4, with a 14.4 second effort but Springs S. ('.at-rabel)e 1 and Penmanaged only 35.1 in wi nning SrICadS 4. 1. SSCOts Academy t he isis was third in Class Fort Meade Chandler set the standard for 34 points followed b intermediate hurdles AAA with he South Sumter .Ihw4( cl king but 5 Flond High 27, oc Frostproof 21. Baker 19, disqualified in the finals alter =. ,hiefl1knd 14. Mulbem, 14. A% placing second. l Hamilton Uufl' 13, 16 Other Class AA marks were ''k ' T.K. 12, Gainesville Clewiston set by John Lcwter of Frost. eochee ' 8 Young proof wi th a 14-foot, four-inch 8 St f Lakeland Santa high hurdles, James Brown o S. Tavares 6, HAwI.-Pahokee Avon Park with a 4:26.2 mile thorne 6, Fort Lauderdale Aquinas 5, Ja% 5. Winter Gar. Pace with a'29 time in dnI.akevlew 5. Citrus Count' ouston niermediate hurdles H Fort th0hC ieiurncCa 4 the 100 of Raker 9 1 in1er a c ard dash niirk of 97 seconds \cir.3 I'mattila, Miami Ban• Creensilic finished third 4 Class A with 34 point%, followed iscoPM berijadOnviflEp 1 31, r Deland 2 7 Orlando Trinity 21 Mount 2 and Miami nea ...... TIII 4 __________________________ I Gary Ken Davis, ° BUtCSS and Shuler . Eddie S',nchi,, Area Mini-Stock Drivers Unhappy Bible V. Fort Pierce ('ar14, roll 17, Taylor P*5F D'WR thu-ct' - j ____ 880 relay t A&M (. I , winning Showalter Field. [)OGWOOI) 500 reset for Sunday, will A A D 4" 'Id battling. -441 £11 c' - __ __ ~ I I ,141'l' . - --- - -. -. --________ — __ t record with a 1:58.3 clockIng. The school's other first was scored by Warner Miller with 49.0 440-yard daSh. John Rowan of Greensboro CI Class A records with a 9587 two-mile run and a 4:31.3 mile. Other Class A records were Florida A&M's George Shuler with a9.8 time in the 100-yard dash. Florida Christian's Scott Goetz with 163.-foot, six inch discus toss, z'.nd a 1:31.3 time by Florida - Charged .,,, in der C i Sunday, May 23. 1973 1)11;(;t) Al' — I1ni3g were in widespread use on the San Diego Chargers football team in 3969 and Coach Sid Gilln'uin encouraged the use of some drugs and supervised their distribution, according In quotes attributed to former players in the San Diego Union. The statements were revcrJt'd today in depositions Imosii a lawsuit filed kit former Charger tackle Houston 'Ridge. who cu'ttended improperly ad. nrit:Lctert'u drugs -,ntThuU" If °€'• hir- tr.or' thuitrn&'d his The G. T. Challenge Westminster, ef ferson Win Sports I ho Sanford Hernkt Iv,Il 0' aJo 4 ia,mnn4p, i 10 A0a,iiq '4'11Ia1P'ttn,,,n, Jltk101wIl. Of Ian" at , • I 4:A 4 �r 1hcSiinforcJ I-hrnld IOA-The Sanford Hera ld I. ~ _ __ - H E SP ORT it'. I Dolp hin i'. g: ,.. ~. I 4 ~ - . - W- I .. .* . ~ wr . . ___ - . Jesse Owens shattering world s broad jump record Ann Arbor, Mich., 1935 At Ferry Field tit(- litissi people assembled here in watc tIti annual Western (Oaf ('r('fl('(' Track and Field (h.iimpionst;. Meet have their i'ves glued on one man Tin- man is (Itijo State's marvelous sophomore Jesse (t tm.. rat the end of Ito tiroad iump runa preparing to- . fir%I jump The 21 year old twens tied the world record in the liNt yard tl..sti tf'ni minutes ago tilt n blazing lb i VII' charging down the broad jump runway Ut' hits 11W tard and grai'efulI lifts his slender hod high and far into ttw liii, Moments later announcer It'd ('anilt proclaims to an amazed crowd that (wcn ha'. just hrnkrr, the world broad jump rrcnrc 11% nt'iirl ball a kwit lb has jumped 21 ittt 8 inches ft'slx' -en oniv nine minulus since Owens* super 1)road jump e'(nrt and ihi' fleet Itirkv.r' i natt t the 4rtlng line for the ' ' . , , tu'kl lit, streaks across h" Jesse Owens has thrtmtt'r.t'd another recur ri Thr'ait'rn'd is not tIme word TIn' farm art' stunned as (twtnv. lime- is announrt'd lb has run tlmt- furlong in an unbelievable ?ft 3 R oland 1.ocki' has held the r.-c ord for this t'ver,t sin'e tO?1 (1. - . - __ -.117~!._-. '. t.'' -- ,, , ' - - . I - :- o._:. I '. .1 't r--' ~-\ - 1W __ ~ I ( I 4 - ,,. I , ~ I -'" Cincinnati at (knier Dallas at C hiiagu L. , )4. N ~~ Il \ I _ "- . - :. , 1 , Cy ;W mow . n t Dallas at Washingtor 14 hiltimorc it flullido l)en'.ct it Houston % 0.1cans Iansas (it'. i' Greet, Ha at Mitisaukec Minnesota at sun I ran- 17 Ncu Yolk Jets , % Grccn %c-% Lngland at % Y Jets PhiLadelphia at St Louts Pitt'shuigh at ('iniinnjt. San Diego at Oakland hnFin at s y C;..ini'. Ba'. at Muljukec Atlanta at Los Angeles Buffalo at San Diego Cksrlund at Pittsburgh [.)cirmt at ('ircen Bus ' I I Houston at Cincinnati 5 gland Sanford Allan t 1 b 2 Minnesota at Chicago S Jets at Baltimore 3 6 2 5 c _J ~ I __ Wednesday. May is c.oarar Petroleum vs i SB Friday. M* ii 4 'C TUVS4*V. May 15 (855 vs 5-sarcar Wrdnlsday.MaV is Ness Orleans at Dallas' W I SENIOR hACUO5 hEW 30 ('hi'.JgLl ,O [)'. Cincinnati at San l).epu Green Bgi, at Minnesota ,__4- it ix Hal Spains 2t Sched ule Maemday. May 1 4 Sra,ns vs Prse UTU vs Goo a 11:1:11 Pruner cs AP i/TI) v p'a'ns Frlday,May . IS APEX vs Gorp's Poisc, vs iSeocock St l,ouis at Wednesday, May is ihEw vs Police Thuriday.M*y 17 Washington at Phila' delphia W 4, i7 7 ml I II Auto Train u'st r,r& vs Chase weatiollseal, mov I& vs Raiirgapcuer 5.-rn. Spt Ods vs In'tt red,rai Frdiv. May IS St Mcci Crnte'r 7 7 12 Schedule I Ii Monday, May ii Clark POrt vs Outlaws Monr lrw vs Famous RCCIg Wednesday, may 16 Monroe Ion vs Clark tort Aulo T,*,r. Outlaws Friday May 15 "0'" ' i's' ' 'Lli. 1'4UI I ' ' v.76 - K .1' - ____ JW , J _______ 0 IL i' ---.. . _~Ilk I LITTLE LEAGUE DELTONA ilI1':RI': AlE plenty of ''swingers'' in the Deltona Little League as shown by these Charles Edwards photos. But just how e4ich boy goes about his task is ac different at tiight and t* . ' . , , v,., : kb rot _i~ Dallas a Baltimore at Nrss In- Dtnscr at kansas Cot-. 29 Green 8a at NV (.ii' I)cnser at Pittsburgh Miami at N V Jets Minnesota at Detroit 4 ' Pittsburgh at Mianu P kansa'. (sR at Oakland Minnesota at Green Ba (,reen Ba at Sci' gland Pittsburgh at N Y Jets Miami at Buffalo St Lemuis at washington Ness Orleans at San Diego Oakland at Den'.cr I S V Jets at Cincinnati Atlanta at Sit, I yanisLl' ' Philadeitihia at I)alla,, Giants St Louis at N San 1 tjncisoti at 1 (PS geles 22 - Vsashington at Detroit Miami at Dallas. 25 ---- ___.. _- -.~,r - y, (ii' Ness England at Hal- . helicopter a' -'. P0514505 GASILS L'L C 2 ssecl.cnd Al C and SIC disisiursa.l pLuff' DEC 30 AUC and Nvc 1 championship games JAN. 13 Super Bowl at Houston stance, he throws his own weight over and gets the bike to shift paths as niut'hi But 'OU wont find hlerve at the betting window 01 a sport dominated by wagering lie' used to succumb to till- gambling impulse. No more. 11 tie's in that race. ' , '' as a foot and a half. , '" - inner Sure Slit' finish sixth I was the ~% hole story. that I lost $100 un the mare But the ri-pu tatiori was that I used to bet 00'. ' I tall, arid oniietiiiie has to -0 jog, on a day when he's not .h-it for to to 20 races i- - - 0 YOU t'ink You give 'ciii aug. ar, soniiet'lng like that We 172 S. Orange Blossom Trail--42s."95 _____ " __ V t- 0 I A 'H ~. I.,f. 0 " - . ffio I ' I DOUBLE 1. a __. . . I __/ - • J - BELTED TIRES , 4 * . ' i'r.t huiti', i 1 iA. , i4 I tread pattern • 'r'.'r must rjii pIs "v"r ~ $ .1 'a-': - API'le size of • ".', i.k 'we't '.e.ith't" Strutug. pen.!tratlofl- resisting steel curd belts " 4 - I - ,.. __ Clu ________ Honors b Seventy-fts'r mem bers of the N,.5ø tIil T.b.I*ss NEIThER RAIN NOR SLEE'l' Iilion form records So,. tt on the' hunt ticks Item I tif the sport -- The llainhlt' tonian -- hecaiiM' hit' claims lit' has hut tia(l thu stock "I believe I have it now," hi' - t . , H 1 14 55.14 $4500 H2'5 H 's s S -Sl~ $436i s ii sS IS Ii" i'i J755W4) iS 15 18415 Major L e ag u e AMERICAN LEAGUE BAT T 1110 (45 *P Oats) P Kelly, (hI. 44 XC. lit 1101?, Mn. 4 511(1 ,' i,.is ,' , . NATIONAL LEAGUI hAt 110(. 141 it ti.,l , 1258 $285 .,' L24 $li 00 3 35 $111 51 153 31 ',. 'bersonic carts operate In 3, 0 Allen. Chi, 3. l*.ii., MOm. 3 E firinkmon, Dot, 1, Spencor. Car. I . (a Perry. (Ic. Si STEEL BELT .4, ISS , , .~ "%*-v , '-Sss._ ______ FULL ENGINE TUN[uu' • ,I U S •'. - $ 886 iii 1t TRIPLES Mrhlgsr. 1-lIn, 1. Sanguouirn ego, 3. Maddus, si., a Transmission. dihIrrenIlal oil check • Cn.uteie chaiss . /I ____________ _________ __________________________________________ a NEW • Spaik I'iugs • _______ lube a Poke iinludrs oil Points • Condenser - Our ________ specialists set dii, choke " -'-'-__h ' ' Bench, Cm, 9. it Aaron, All, I: -. Tiumie engilte '- Lialance car. bunetor -- Test ______ starting, charging systems, cylindr 111 _________ SHOCK AB Emu - U t' and lsbor SlArUffo. 111.1h. 10, ; WM , i ounpresilon. aceelerslion - BEACH eld 5507 01.5 I,,, ,,,i%*iiii,iA GOODAN HEAVY DUlY • ilehi. agalussi ass4 A Wiaf. Snnwihs the rid.' Nvrry, D$u (s kt 2?. Ii?) _____________________________________________________ __________________________________ ____________________________________ - Kooliman, NY. SO, I 000, 1 19 Sots, Scover, NY, St. SutIon, LA. 45 /' a" F-T .T-- 654 II Ii.' B ii'(*A4 wks Bonus SI . ii. Iergusuo. LA. Ii, Morgan. Cii,, ii. Lopat. LA, 9 PITCHiNG Il t)eclslons) - GET NEW PROFESSIONAL 'SNAP BACK" W HOME RUNS-- Maybirry, XC, 9. Wynn. Htn, I, McCOvey. SF, I, Irnare, Oat, a c Ma', Mil, 7 isov1s, Sr. STOLEN IIASIS Ploitli, Oak, 57. SIOLLP4 IIASIS Crv1eiu, mn r "was at Roosevelt in '71 and the tilghscorer k'tthe:nens Paick. XC, I. Harper, But, PITCHING (1 DecIsions I ;when I broke my nose and division was ReirMlid FricktI. s,noorir. cat, s I. oiji, I is spimorfil, "4. '. 1.. U BE AND MOo. 35). Muha. LA, J. MaIdo, SF, 313 RUNS ILiti'. Sb, ii W 4..Sfl. 1*114, 140ME kUNS . :'' 1$. Carcienti, (Ii. 11. SIa've$l, Put,, DOUBLES Kurl'pat,ik, KC, Ii. STEEL BELT POLYESTEROY SI t-J I PROFESSIONAL XC. 32. Mellon, Ch, 71. Tenaci, 25. itonus St . 75 Oak, 21 $75 IuCflfp$. r, M. Bonds, IlTS . . KC. 51 ,46. (edroso. 11. valenti ne, Cal. 3 DOUHILS Cetleni tIm, 12. SInger. Cal, ': ' 24 - ______________ RUNS- Mayrry, XC, 24, PaleS. 73. Ruse. C.n, 73 Wahai, ton. 7) XC, 74. II Jackson . Oak. 71 PUNS BAITED III lO',mUi, (In, Rotas. KC, tO. C) Alien, (111,9 r ui'i E . Harp.,, Hsn. 3. nlUItUi by the twllng team. / - "' 1 is Isa old t,. $ t 01 $2 20 , too Our Own Customer Crodit Plan e Mjooiltr Chairge too BankArowfilcard 3 WAYS TO CHARGE 0,FLRS5RNAUaU ONtYATUST(OGOOmt SL1Ct STOS Leaders By TUE ASSOCiATED PRESS . $32.15 , $3SSi . $33 $0 - $40 ii $4241 / 15.14 - / 14 H 25 4 Iilfi-l~(11_4) 114 7. l. Pc. F1814 HIS n'iàiitii Aniti if aui botb's going to It(. most oul of a harness I __ _____________ _________ c.uiu is, AIR Ii __D?M..14 _ . lie has won such lrt'sti- athls gious races as the Little 'drive'r has to clear the th ir ti whcels. too Amid those cum- Club attended e f st mee ng under their new president -. - In his 20 years as a letiendarv achiu'vers as 1)el -' " - - Of I ta. a-j J I lie plots mulost of the - , $'.1 I.J ii money fie makes from liar. passed the feats of such -'r .' or n.''- C, A'' LI ", F--- to go arouniti' twIce." hooves on a fall; the sulky Soufit Seminole Senior Citizens only time I was ever knock 5t -eral rules and regulations -:N _. wife WLIS artiumi(l tIn' barn. driver, he has already sun me cuSTOM tore Iadon't ligament in my tilthouIder. remember A surprise gift was given to the XC, S I, •33, 217 Wood, (hi, S 7. 51.40, I 000,' /6 Iiillingham, (In, S I ' .' i. 53), 7 ii. i STRIKEOUTS Pd Ryan, Cal. 64 -:tsr the ground. That's the bowling chairman Bob Len'STRIKEOU T S Ca,iton. Phi, 9 (_SSSW. FIRST ST. rr. _____ c ky Ti - - -'-W-- 8 Iliev ktii - Whete'S the tin :close quarters, sometlmea Clarence Dobener, :tangling to cause spills Winners of the women's "Wurs I had.'' he' recalls, dis'ioni was Gertrude Parker MIN'S W EAR 014*1400, PtA. 32*S fl / "I'm riot a rough driver. I don't abuse tie whip. Miller. Starikv lbtict'r aunt Ever>'ting I got, I owe it to Billy I laughton, all of them the horse. I gut a senitinien. still active, all of them with tal reason, you know I love moore' than 30 'ears ('xpers They're smarter than once each. 'f-. , , 'a thoroughbred jockey. The " Laws about ' it 'lie Claims his Vocation 1b :more dangerous than that of Top Bowlers latter only has to dodge S hing - Fl ik You just got to do it. If you Fink about it, YOU lost (lie race. somebody that don't care instead lie's a r'hunk' 1 50 - :€under, five feet six inchi' rig This was br ought forcibly to type it net being March .1 this writer through June 30. alter sonh, bad weeks due to been misunderstood in the past Tuesday night when, acShellfish are to h Liken only dirty wxiter and choppy SexiS. and Marine Patrol officers fonlipLiflied by Harry Titshaw, fr om the approv ed waters 'lii.' "Miss Behaving" out OF requested that they be Bill Grarnkow, and Cecil Oys ters are to be culled where Inlet lIarlX)r located 19 of the published in the Sanford Herald Bunyan, the party was met at the ta k so that shell measures .0 kinds, a few bonita, and 13 red so that Central Floridians 1trampby two of th e officers east three inches. Closed snapper on an early week trip visiting the East coast may requesting to see the night's wason for oysters is from June but utiost of the boats have been know the facts. catch. I to September I of each year content to take river trips this As luck would have it, the One of the regulations which The limit take of oysters is week. Jack Gtevalle and lady might cause trouble reads: "It four-man take amounted to fish have xiflorik'd S(lUiC SPOrt is unlawful to take shrimp for exactly five gallons. Had it not four 4 bushels per boat, on these trips, ft is inlawful to spear fish in any purpose other than for live been for a bulky motor, the nie usual good sheephead bait. except that persorm may party might have exceeded t Volusta Co=ty with the excatches ha ve been impossible in take shrimp for personal limit as all were under the ceptlofl that legal size flounder the inlet because of rough consumption with dip net or impression that .he five gallon may be taken by the means of a conditions, cast net only provided that limit referred to the per man barbed spear, with not more than three ~ 3 I prongs. I L is Dan Pelliarn of .Sanford tried neither such take per person catch. The rule continues, stating unlawful to possess any speared the New Sittyrna side of the nor such take PER BOAT shall inlet and connected with a 25 exceed five 15 gallons with that wing nets may be used by snook, trout, or redflsh. The use pound cliannel bass on live bait. heads on or two and one-haff commercial live bait dealers of any,inatch hmk Lit prolubited Trooper Phil Dixon of the (21..- i gallons with heads off in from July I through February in the inLand waters of Votusia Florida Highway Patrol and any twenty-four hour period." 2& fix' closed season for thus ('iUiity - f 'myself in a horse race again. ness racing back Into the 1f you own a horse', s'ou aport because "It's the only would rather give tutu to t ing I know." Ilerve gamble's his body i for rt'tlfish of large site with a lot tul jack erevflll(' mixed instinct "You got to have confidt'nce in yourself," he says in do '• "So I made a prouiuse' to about tIn' l)etting part " c while Ilie Tomoka Basin has been hot . 'i'he judge' honestly believe isti line Ttiev know they got I didn't do nn hit'st L e Broad WV iifl(i Ormond bridges But still, driving is mostly '1 stop betting in July l9G3." tie says 'Because one [lie In Mot, I n a horse. 50 to ttin. 50 to ;hu.' A mare' called MeadirnAbrook, I'll rt'nie'mber her as ltmng as I live ' "She' was a Funny more. ' On the' first turn she empty ' ' out. The mare was sulky 'Night C..amc.s N V Giants at Phila. -. s From to find king mackerel again pertaining to salt water ha ve the attention of ,•t ' A and Freehold Raceways, he change stride if you want even acquired a personal to get the bike a fraction Slacks .................thru size 6 Shirts-Sports •.... thrusjzeXXXXL - m Shrimp and ' (barter boats are beginning -' _ horse' move his head' and ('OiflhItUtt' tn'tvct'n Roosevelt ' ' s ............. necks to 22 -_ ' I Itt MURRA Y OLl)EItMAN out in my life. I had a good sleep, 15 minute." I W E S I B U B V. N. V. .;, I -!'.I "; - iNEAil - lierve Filion. the ' rld s most successful liar- Filion there is more to harness driver, has always flCSS driving than sitting In ti. pushed himself mercilessly. that two-wheeler and swat. 'ini the horse on the rump to make it go laster. lie The pace alone stiutts it' twrff'cted a technique called an at erage of seven races a It hit'rve's Hop and which he dat, seven days a week, 52 weeks a year - and he has first discovered as a just completed a month of old driver in Montreal, . intensive campaigning in watching a man called Keith four European countries. Waples. lie found out you can move the cart without .- lie's again the loading and busiest driver in the U.S. the horse - sideways, that ' Trotting :\ssociation. To is. Instead of making the I Sport Coats ............thru size 64 Suits thru size - - - J '' ' Huthali at N . :',- . _____________________ ____ I* TALL MEN! SHORT MENI - -, 4 . -I ______________ _____________ . 4 Piitsbu1'h it Sun h- ran. , -. I Detroit at Miami Ness England at Houston Chicago at Urcen Ba Cincinnati at Dallas . - . :myself I would never bet on BIG Los Angeles at Ncss Or' Pittsburgh attieseland St Louis at Cincinnati - . -_. -. I j' . But Won't Bet On It LET US FIT YOU . San Diego at Kansas Cit% I Oakland at San Dtqo " ~' KING SIZE CLOTHES timort Ness Oulcans at Atlanta Ptmiladclphma at Washing. hUffA10 al %tro, Oricani, • 111 - - Fi * i o n Seems I" li 4 trips this week. Fifty to O to the " 1, '- .tessup, Ray Forshe of Orlando ti.ating limit strings on twr It boat has been average all this ~ - Merle Keller who operates week with Walter Snow, fMrv the Main Street l'ter, when Salley and favid Ibley amoniz With Bob Orre!l asked iitsiut the fishing activity come of the lucky anglers. there replied, 'Man, It's been .Jiiiiiiiit' YfIllUItli; Journeyed to bream fishermen have been faiare told of seeing sorre tearing (hem up" In lake good strings of bass rauglit n lilowin cii haril, Monday won't Mas(iiiitii IMgoon at (iakhill and aIP till Friday''' Keller lirnught horn.' 15 trout this .iPMii. the Puzzle Lake section of the I wittifle. ,lipek. Williatnit reported that I loorod Coker had it string of A river and .mome BIG ratfo;h 'iiiii' PrettY gi.otl catches have hit' 2 M Mirroinre plug did the in only two hours and Bill which were landed on hut titt in water two to four feet Griffith has been faring equally Eenn River. been on drum, tiutile well t •la'.'phei,d, whiting, spanish ikep ju.ct off the flats. (mis and Irene Faulk Strriinping is still gxl in the iiiarkerel, anti trout with C. 0 Penney teamed up with ('amp Seminole on the Wek.'.i tellent strings of Flounder being river near Oakhtll, but don't try Chuck Wade to land 73 speckled River had an eight-pounder lantb'il by visitors to the pier, to bring hotit" t' many in one perch in the rivet near Marina to report this week - tn th hi't all before 10 ant. as that is night its the Marine Patrol Is on Isle. The bank fishermen have case, it was NOT a fish but t about 11%, lime the wind starts lbe Jilt) checking for over-the- haid fair luck with bream and newGRAND. N--theurfir ' blotting nmnti ises tip tlit' limit catches. t Sec ac- catfish right at the camp Other than that, the fish catrhetoniptinying article tot I)an Peih.am used a 'Rang-C)- have run mostly to pan fish with surf . Hi'ports (rum the other piers regulations). Lure" plug to bring in bass of several families getting ennuith Five pounds arid three peds. for a large fiThtry on the ha r" Ili 'to' am.';, tt er. ,b'mit tl.' 5411111' VI(F.MI WA41-JUNOTF.1i Newt Washington captured a but Wayno, Brady III 111V Chri.s Petenien used I string of 20 bluegills, all better 'Fishin' liok Itoh and Trit'kk' Hapala" plug to take two bass On the borne front, Dick than average in size. P .' Shop'' reported a 10 pound but most of the visi tor Hill Jones Mowersent word via flob King Grass shrimp are proving in flounder landed by stayed with the bottom fishing vIIHI was doing his angling, not at Marina Isle Fish Camp that be the best bait right now for using mussels for bait. titi thit' coast, but in the St. Johns be had taken 59 bass in the last bluegills in the neighbochxl of Grady Sims, Orlando, wønt l(itt iiiiir l)t,4ind. Jones six days, only one short of the Osteen Bridge Fish Camp and after catfish at Wekiva R&v.'r inailt' his catch while Fishing for liiiiit For tile (laDy trips, Who many nice strings have been Haven Camp and found them siiitl bLISS Fishing had slowed brotightinthererecently A few thetuneofafivegatlnnpail full freshwater bass and used 'J - 4 - We Have Atlanta at N V J Buffalo at Ilialtsmorc Chicago at Minnesota dcipttia - - - Shell crsckers arethe hti news at }lik'y's Camp on lik. - - ~Iq- "'5P'' .i.:içI .. ' Cincinnati at houston (lcscijnc at Los Angeles Dallas at St t Denser at Oakland ' V ' ' 'et rue down 15 days for lack i'elcs' leans '*"-'.'' "' -' -- • .. :::__'u' ,A and Ut' five pound mark in his bridge by trw batik fith.rmn lanti the lug one. u every day and bass are striking doors at his place and catching Other news front Brady in- catches King also mentioned that near the camp. •liidt'd good trout fishing frari plenty of red breast bream the Main street bridge with lk'nry ItuMell had been doing Tom Gordie landed four of from the shore, LET'S GO ci'verulup to the six pound well on the bass while the them Wednesday, all fair size. FISHING It - .4-'• • set-und favorite. The judge . call me it, Ito' next day and •t'.hifltOfl at t)allas Minnesota at ants 14 ~-V. ,.=, - .~,._ _ . Orican'. Ci ___________ __________________________ ' . - Sari 1 rancssct, at I f --': ____ Chicago at Detroit Cincinnati at C'kscland Ness England at Buffalo % at Philadelphta St Louis at Atlanta i -- ____ ' %lurnt it Biltirliorc [.)rooiI at Chicago 4 _ ______ _____________________ e criti..1,J date for terested in what he considers completion of construction, good prospects for getting New although a computerized Orleans a major league basereadout of progress currently ball franchise, Sian Diego at Seis I.n. gland ashingtun' Sri' Orleans at San so LIBLM anti Los Baltiniore at -: - L Dry j _______________ city has been awarded the bimuked several conventions into Superbol ganuie i" the NFL . the facility, he is most iThat is th Philadelphia at San Fran' 9 . 401 75 _M parking garages provide spaces There are movable Stands in for 5.ODO cars, Levy said. These. the Superdome that can expand plus what other parking is Oialiind at Houstun Chicapo it kan%al ('11% Clesclad &tt Oakland Kansas Cii'. . at Buffalo' I _____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________ L.• ______________________________________ _______________ _ 'T T__~_ ______ - Dcn'.ei at San Diego Ncss [.ngland it Chicago leans Ciscago at Ness Orkans Ckscland t Cincinnati Atlanta at Philadelphia l4altimurc at Sliami 4 , -•. r__ . ______ _________ anybody," baseball to a capacity of 80,101, !he Superdome, will acconimn - te all the cars expected, Ineluding standees, "We surely lid expect to fill the Illume for our according to a survey done by NFL (National Football Wilbur Smith amid Associates, a league) Superbowl game on research firm. Jan. 12, 1975," Levy sait'l. l'hC . While te already has San Diego at Denser ash' San Francisco at N V Giants at St Louis Oakland at H1ottimo,c San Diego at Cleseland jets Itniit at St I..ous Houston at Chicago Atlanta .o Detri,t at one time with out crowding 1 t Angeles (h %I inni:%ow al Cincinnill sc'.i Orkans is Green Ba at Mil'.iaukce \ (iiants at V ashung. tOfl St I i'uis at Green lia Miami at Ness England I .. - Two stadium underground 5 "i Jets at Miami Atlanta at San Diego 1 el s A n gel vs at 1innesuta :%fpp - i1L. - A' Sari I rafl,1so at t)etRlit Pittsburgh at Oakland IS *.: 4_, - ~N4 (Ia\- , some try two han(is, others use only one, bill it listialiv has saine result %%- fill bat Ineeting ball. - Buffalo ..t Atlanta CInclind it K.jn%as Cit% . Dallas land 12 i A' indicates completion on Oct. 17, 1974. This is about six weeks later than scheduled, due to labor. management work stoppages, NEW ORlEANS cos lfway and will mean that the NFL tion has just passed the ha New Orleans Sanits will not be nitark on the $1.5 million s able to open their 1974 season in Louisiana Superdome, a sport palace that will surpass Hous. the new stadium. The Saints ton's Astrodome, currently the likely will start their season in Tulane Stadium, then transfer queen " of indoor stadia. : __________ Baltimore it Clesciund at houston Dallas at S 'i GiantDetroit at Minnestmta Ness Orleans at I us Angcies N ' Jets at Nev, l.n- : _.'*P'a4I . To the - the basic 72,000 for football arid available within four blocks of Cincinniti at Buffalo l'le'.ctund Fland 3 9 Outlaws ,e 'n Spt C,os vs Med Center I it C mncinnuti at Pittsburgh Dallas at Phutladclptiuz Denser at N ' . Jets Green Ba at Detroit O(lOBLk W 4. MEW'S SOFTBALL tO 2 CI*. Hurl 9 2 LAke Monroe mr. Sch.duie Monday. May 14 2 Angeles at Atlanta hurh P Ii i I a d c I p hi i a a t N V Jets at Buffalo Oakland at kansas ('its I'ntsburgh .ss Houston milaicsi Center Federal Giants at CleveLand becutock vs Chase I I N \ (iijntt at Dallas I 1In1,rc N Schedule Monday, May II Chase vs ittEss Tuesday, May is Wednesday, May ii NATIONAL Sem S5 Goods Railroaders - ____ - CopkyNrwsservlce __ ____________ s '. England at Phila. dc1phi.1 's ' (ii.Iflt% at Oakland "° cisce' I Ness Lngland at Miami I Ness Orleans at Hal' I WL a o 4 2 Cio'r , - - -~~ - -, -19 B% JOHN' PINWERMAN T . Baltimore at Detroit Buffalo at Miami , Los Angeles at San F ranCONTINENTAL Pruner rord Miami I , kansas Cit at Cincinnati %k ashingtun at St Monday. My I s'. ofiloro An , Houston 4jt ('kscland San I ranscIs'o at Denser Schedule , b..,_ _______ ____________________ _________________ k 's J ' _____ rci" into 2 1 tB vs Santora Atian*,c 5.-rn Prasrurn vs U.S Rar* l tiati at Oakland WL Scheduit Monda y, Y II ~7 -1 A V - Be Tops May I/ ______ ________ Chicago at 'stianta Dallas at Los Anreks Kansas C tt at f'.'e frm. * S kotary 2 to 0.1wents :: _______________ I % Sanf ord Standings 1 ,.oØyear -'c-'it-- k.;;. ç r . -- _____ 111111111C11, ) ~ I ., - .- /61 el ~_ - ...- . Il1 Houtiun at (ilanis I F ( it Oakland it %linnicusti St Lou.'. at PhiLideiphia San t)icguat ashingtimn San hrjn.ust' at v1ianii 1 iflOiC P.'5 - .7L _________ ________________ , .: •t "i at c'. l.nIand , I S t i - Orleans - - -,,-•,. ( I~ i I' ' - _ 13. Dvroit at Pitt%hurgh W L JUNIOR _____ _____________ -- - -- - 4 "I like the limelight," he tournaments (21 in IP72i and grinned. -to take a few side two-out-of-three set match, said in that rasping staccato last year won the 45-and- bets winner t a ke all. All amounts voice, "it made' a national OVCT national grass courts The curious aspect of their to $l0,(XKI, since the original story I've always been in championship. encounter, and one which With a basic seating capacity to the Superdome, five grand wouldn't buy competition Those girls are really negates the man-vet "If I lose to Court," he The stadium has a Madison of 72,000 for football, baseball, much meat at today's prices always complaining h cv as said, "it's gonna make me stis-woman factor of the should get paid the same' rSquare Garden type contrack and soccer, the Supe and the San Diego Countr% look like a nut Naturally, match, is that Bobby really dome can be expanded to ac- figuration, has no posts to block Estates put up the extra five' men What the hell, they I'll lx' embarrassed and plays defensive tennis, oper- commodate 95,000 for are - spectator views and will be thousand don't deserve equal money na ating from the base line like chagrined." Especially if they can't beat . I .. . and almost any sport. It will "Yes, we seem to have Therefore, these mornin, o r I Beach, dom coming to the net on tops younger than veteran Bobby, liv his own assessment, around N e w p this type stadium," include a su.cpen&-d gondola, his serve, while Margaret is who last plined seriousi. twen negotiating off and on with Ii .- . . We thought it only fitting that ppk.q rulwnn start i'tst With fle%%qOf Ilif' t'tinstiil iirigliii week taint' from the l)n y tuna itencti area. _ ______ of the women's circuit. in a pleasant negotiation," several listeners about his S('hUluiiafl reportedly has ttlt)VC to St'zittle Is 5' hank .,_•._... ___ _____ Anglers thiq as the best T,\l.l, TAI.E of the '# ____ •'' ,. i /' at Trabert's home court, before the eves of national television, Riggs Will meet Court. the slugger playoffs and it WitS it very rung amid was questioned by AMERICAN ___ - _______ SEAVIIX i Alt o - Bill Russell, "'!,' 111~ ( ,":1qJw1% as color Coll)whose National Basketball nientxitur on its NBA Game of o'n llobhv was at his peak. ,%sswintion career spanned 13 the Week. where Robby lives. he's out Bernard B. Levy, stadium hanging 273 feet from the roof ' tour in the' no woman could have won the pro tennis jogging to build up his stama slam-bang big game expo:'t'xirs and II champioiiships, executive director, said in an and containing six color TV Russell became the first spring of 194B when Mar- more "than a game or two" inia and legs "But i got to nent with the .strong ta returned to the NBA's uw- bl.ackcoach in the NBA wht'nhc garet was five years old). At from him in ant set "I'm be careful," he said, "not to and volley which character- interview, We learned a lot screens, each 26 by 22 feet. tivit-dull, . list as coact. and gen- suriceded tied Auerbach at 15-9, Mrs Couk is an inch it, double slow notion comfrom the Astrodome and have These will be available for to(, over-zealous, I don't want Ize the men's game. eral manager of the' Seattle- So- Ilosiuin in 1967. lie joins Warm' and a half taller than Riggs pared to what I used to lx'." "I'm a hub b v tennis made many improvements instant replay of baseball arid to be over-exhausted I'm 55. pt'rSonic's Enibrv of the Milwaukee' l3vcks She' slams the ball harder he said. the' key factor in this match player." said cagev Bobby (WCT the Houston facility. How- football, slow-motion replays, ever, (her were the forerunners closed circuit TV of sports. TIn' Somes announced Friday at, its only black general manThat's ancient 'set at 15(1 pounds, he is "You discover o n e day "Shi looks." a d m itt ed only five pounds heavier that the former NBA all-star aigers. er 10 years political or other events in any But ancient Bobby has a). you're an old man. About in Texas and in anoth Bobby. "tough" ar.d player-coach had been there peoably will be another part of the world and such other thin the guy who won two ways been known as a good two months ago, when He'll have "full rem" over the Then why should he-wi th U.S. singles titles, won Wirn signed by &mics President San went stadium thait will surpass ours uses as motion picture or team. Schulman said. the sagging )WA- Iine and the bledon and dominated the hustler. And there may be made the challenge. I &'hulman to a five-year contelevision may require. The innovations." "lie's going to be coach and graving sideburns and the pros for three years until more than Slti3O(Xi riding on out and found out I couldn't tract, reported to be in lix' I4.cated in downtown New NFL has tentatively given play" his match with Court. shell-rim spectac'ie's - play ,lack Kramer came along t'arly salary range (ml $125,000. general manager, and I've at- the' nlat('h' pe rmission for football replay ' Orleans, the Superdome, lie still competes in veteran Don't bet on it "1 have been known," he 'Sarui made' me an offer I ways pursued the policy of givby"I'Vatthest,adiumbut. only said, some day will be 'ouldn't refuse'," Russell corn- ing the coach arid general manplaying field for a major league at the end of quarters, between nit'nted through Ins attorney, ager full reign," Srhulmar; baseball team, plus being the halves and at the close of the of Los Angeles. e'nmnmt;e'ntt'(1 at l.o Anu't'k's 1ty used for many other game, ____ 1973 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE SCHEDULE Russell was unavailable' for 1K'iidquLirtt'rS The Indianapolis 500 auto sports and large gatherings. further comment. race Is one event that Levy "Just _________________ 'It was just it question of hint arm's length, Russell went tie said, "we could amomirroo. predicts would fill the Super'" l'hiLadeiphia at BuftaL' Dcri'.cr at St I date both the Democratic and dome through closed circuit bring available'," Schulman aht'ad with his regular radio l( *.,tlanta at %e Orleans tttshurgh San t)aew at I4 hluuton at Baltimore ,,aid, "getting finished with (lit' thlk-hott program l-'riday eveBaltimort at ('keiand Republican national convention 1'%', Sun I ramwio ,tt Atlanta ),jnsa ('it'. at San D,cu I ____ ______________ __ ________ / - ,' '. - Court." ' " '" . ' "I made her an offer sin couldn't refuse.'' said Bobby. who's officially retired at the age of 55 and can now get Io a movie, "But she did. And t he n we got Margaret On Ma - ,, take all. '1 think the guys should be itussell for ummuriths about , as introduced to each other,'' h{usfulusitit.n, while Russell, r t'et'ntiv ar Thursda , den'It!d sell said of the' Sonics, ''and Make sure thev all have on the uniforms.'' b',t,t-9 All American from the Uni%'t'rsit% of San Francisco, Russell._quitnig with most retired as plaver-coach of the (if the callers-fiaid the tic In Boston Celtics in 1969 and could be it strong one if they joined the ,nit'rn-xtn Broad- survive - training '' - . -•w,isut-!;: hiiL, _______ . W _ with $5.(KXI which he waved at Billie Jean King. winner ng Driven ____ ______ _____________________________ Water - •- - _______ _________ . 1,C4C'4 ,'4 _________ _ So Rohh dug deep in his bell bottoms and came up B ill Russe ll W1*11 Return Coachi To - -, - , I. ________________ ___ _____________________________________ 'umr: . ''Yeah,'' mused Bobby a:i;:,'m- -i U . _~.. _ *.p:4 . # - -.:-.--=-__T_V - _______ _______ Flu Ak 0 Salt ___ - - years ago i;,. rtmnmr.g P... tw ''i" Vrowd xis he glides across tIme finish____________ __ hut' tar ahead of the field Je',si' ( )w('n has run his boa ract- toctht and he has lsn set his 14,st world record lot the time IK'lng The existing wor'l mark lot the 221i vard hurdles is Z1 (i Owens lias run them in = C In. less than iirmg- hour, (thin States omn' man gang. ,Jesse (Iwenc huts shxttteri'd three world records and tied inmottu'r I, - .. I event is tIn' 22i' 'ai i.t'. hitirdu' 4.1 -. woman player. It was an idea first pr posed by Riggs a couple of finish and the crowd senses that " it, 1 t.tilk ~.,. 111'. _ - pLNrJ -. _____ ___ ____ 111i .- Allot 04iio~ 4 7~ -_ .#. . __ x, ft - _1 A 'Ft. team today -This was the groundwork for the I'liAphins streaked to a I74 N teaching. contract awaiting him . because of go into it for financial reawns." poorly played game as a loss.bigger, faster players, say. a lot of later decisions at Canton Lincoln High School in life --season, Shula admits the odds are Shula took a 71-2.3-4 record w there upon his graduation from John to better myself," he said. Shula would have a tough ing,"When I played, from Baltimore in 1970 to take against him ever matchinp last some damn good football pay. He was the only rookie to time today getting noti University in Carroll b ear's perfect campaign, but charge of and become part smake the Browns that season the pros ii he played for John ers." Cleveland. . cam that had the 43-year-old, six-time Coach . ca. The Cleveland Browns; inter. and went on to a seven-% car Carroll. The school ' has Verlo few of the hundreds of (owner of a Miami t never won more than live of the Year said he has never _ h.IflhiS in a season in its four considered retirement. ------_________________ - . car history. "I'm just so happy with what ' 1 really didn't spend a lot of I'm doing," he said "Football time thinking of the future," he has been great to me as a plsiv. ' Ore at ' Court Challenge The said. "I did the best I could with or and a c oach. I've enjoyed he players I had available I ever. minute 4f it i I I' • \ \' 3 I I didn't ~avc a long range plan, a THE DUELISTS SAN DIEGO. Calif "If I ever did leave the five year plan." It sprouted from • NEAt coaching aspect of the game, casual question tossed off ui _0 some, i . The result of his one-year apOf I'd want to be connected with it 1 lunch Bobby R.ggs had gone bhIrn ________________ prciach was a 10-4 record, fyIsome way. I love it so much." : re of over to see iri'nd Toc' "lull" _______ Trabert. the tennis pro at _________ -,:.'--., ,: I fti1111 San Diego Country Estates I f ________ "11e" asked Tony. "what _______ . to a U ever happened to that chalI -io lenge match 'nu wanted li - ___ - , ) ~ 1 I former NFL players ever make lowed by a 10-3-1 mark and a By JOHN B. SKINNER reer as a regular defensive deemphasized football. rupted his plans by drafting 1971. Auneiaied Press Sports Writer him ninth in 1951, But in 1951, John Carrot' back for the Browns, Baltimore , it back as coaches, and Shull' trip to the Super Bowl In suffered losses he The onlY CoiLs and Washington Red. played and beat Syracuse with thinks he knows why "It had been a dream," Shula year wct't' to his OWfl something you have to last "It's Shula a S-foot-1 1, 197-pound Shula recalled "Being from a star small skins. If Don MIAMI iAPi it's so time standards, not to the scorc-, hadn't had confidence In him- college. I didn't know if the pros He was an assistant college senior halfbac!z and defensive want to do because consuming," he ssld."Asslstaflt board. bick. in me or not. coach at Virginia and Kentucky self and gambled 22 years ago, were interested usually make half or "A lot of Browns coaches coaches 1 didn't want to take he might still be teaching at a * fo two years before becoming were some games we were there that night," said less the .salary they made as a played poorly last year but we high school someplace in Ohio chan.e," he said. "But I dr. an assistant coach for UK, rather than sitting on top of the c'ided if I didn't at least U trait Lions in 1960 and head Shula. That's the game I think pla'er and work twice as long" were good enough to win," be they drafted me from. I think I professional f oo tball, I would be football world. coach of Baltimore in 1963. 'There's no time to supple- said. The thing we tri ed to do ha d 25 C&nCs for 125 yards." ment th e rest of my life not The coach of the Miami Do)• haunted Last 'ear he became the first ax' income," Shula ad- is come out of a ball gime reaHe bristled at the suggestion ded phins' National Football knowinz whether I could have coach in NFl history to win 100 A lot of players that li7ing we couldn't play that wasI.eztgue champions had a made it games in his first W years as he might not be able to make an would make good coaches don't and win next week. We treat a - - , ~ ft V - GambledOn Contiaeflce Coach V •,, ., Ri ;s'.i- i*sid ilin In,•t. -. . . S TIME MACHINE v I. .,-, -- .4 aii-_! - . No Long Range Plans ____ T Sunday, Mii Ii, 19fl Sunday. Mayl3,1973 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE SANFORD �-- -7 - Sunday, May 13, 1973 2A—The Sanford Herald 55,000 Acres Involved FIght Cypress Park Deal the Collier D. lint this is exaitb th'it is toni torp and The oncrs V.A.SHIM,1'ON AP tional Audubon Sodety as a some Msix0 people, induding elnpment Corp, he But a House subcommittee two-day hearing on the matter blacks, Indians and Cubans, happening inSotithFh11t1," ion administration's Fred Weller Of Miami, te(i. own choice high elevated testified. "Intelligent leaders proposal to acquire 55,000 acres heard the proposal praised by ended Friday. tng for the Wind Owners (.on. ae giving In to hysterial of Rig Cypress Swamp for a the National Pvks and ConEllis Chism of Hialeah, Land in the swamp. servation anti Protective Asso. national fresh water reserve servation Assocatlon. the Na. representing the East Collier "Many thousands of our cities people." !.RItI the government main elation, The administration itonal Wildlife Federation, the County Land Owners and towns of our nation are has run into strong opposition needed to should ctimpensate ewneri to from South Florida land Wilderness Society and the Na. Impro' and the water enable the:u too buy an equal pollution of the higher elevated protect wildlife mouniofacre7Celsewhere in ndcnuuriflchC sup of Everglades National it the swanip is said "No authority would dare Park to the south anti will also) .3outh Florida taken. suggest that we close these providea recreational area. Nelson Rogers of Ochopt'c, higher elevated sections owns five acres in the tho making them useless. dh1 charged the tam rea First Baptist Church 'von for purchasing the undeie Lake Monroe F Ia loped acreage was to insure 0 M StamperarosQUartet o;wrs such as General Accept(Sunday) the l'ei.tnceCorp Inc c ti A By MARION BEIIIEA Herald Staff Writer Residents anticipating the grand opening of the city's '. $362000 city hail which all administrative offices are now occupying. will have to wait a while longer for a look According to Mayor Lawrence Swofford at Wednesday's continued meeting of city council -We're not ready Con sequent.1y, council cancelled the opening date of lsN M 12 and Will set another date at next Tuesday's meeting. Pan da Bully? • iov4vIng the green light for annexation into the city on 1~nal ordinance reading is the Overstreet tract with a cwtractual density of 12 units per acre. The ordinance. authorized March 6. had beer. held in abeyance due to a Nassle over density. with the develoW seeking 15 uniU per acre on the 21 acre tract located near the city landfill. The city stuck for the 12 unit density. to WNLh Lsc tievelopers subsequenti) agreed. Also getting councils nod of approval for processing of an annexation uppilcatlon was Edgewater Townhouse Con dominiurns located on SR 434 and Meredith Manor Road. A ' n"x zjld !' c'okrinri for t"r e-r —: A. " . ":' .. . stwy pi ofessional type office building. Counciiman Don Myers said he would not vote for any ccve;opmcnt beyond SR 434; that a line had to b.? drawn somewhere. Myers said the "plan is good, it's Just in the wrong spot Councilman Helen Keyser agreed the site was "too far" and continued -Ithink we should make our line SR 434 and stick with it." V also commented the city could not provide serwith all its present developments, but Councilman Keith Nixon disagreed stating the development would be provided services anyway with the regional sewage plant arid it may at;well be within the city confines. Myers rebutted, "With that phlIosoph} '. c may, as well annex Forest ._ . _. / * llealtbuise, D-. Reed said. the pandas are fine, Asked if they "are mean L cah other he explained that the male is 30 pounds lighter than the female and "we do not wish to have female dominance e won't put them together until he is nearer her weight" "You better choose your words carefully when you talk about female dominance, Mrs. Hansen cautioned. T SILHOUETTED AGAINST SETTING SUN - hour of sunlight provided by Daylight Savings Time, Elizabeth and James Donovan frolick on the jungle jim at the FL Mellon Park in Sanford. Park facilities include covered ... picn c tawes, see-saws, slid es and baseball fields. Sta1f Photo) ENJOYING THAT extra . i ' $ rrieri ', orld Pago lB Sunday. May 13, 1973 . 1b . . 46 ., • Ij .1 __ ____ • /1 '49 1 ' kill 61 11/111! Y11 r L AU Our delicious hone dipped fried chicken dinner has become a '• . •4 - . L i. , , & .1. , D' R eg ular - tM- ,a — frr • & - - -. ç4 - brief vacation from the kitchen bnd (ad ap predates the price, All of us at Famous Recipe look foriiard to welcoming and serving you on this very special day 3 pieces of chicken mashed potatoes and gravy, coleslaw and hot biscuits * Of/fib . .tinrv FRIED CHICKEN " in French Ave. . (Related story on page 611) • - JOHN FRANCIS MALON p.'. .Nee Amy Louise Routi tRelated story on page 4F ( la ri.; r ir MFLS. MRS RICIIARI) M I'AItRISH .. .Nee Yvonne ('tiapoff ,; ' (Hi-way 17.92) Sanford - - Teen Still anotlier potential addition to the city's tax coffers Aas Um go-ahead for proms-sing annexation papers for the Jackupri property located an SH 434 by Uttle Weldva Estates. The developers are requesting C-1 zoning for a karate Hotline Myers said it was strip zoning. the school would be of no benefit to the city and "I'm not going to vote for putting commercial prctpert) right slam against someone's nome" Planned Sta t e V In Spring Harvest _ mow vices Tax Boost - .. ¶i4" -:- V1 - Overstreet Annexed '' w * -- It fl '."ILI lktI F. ARROG't"T issodatcd Press Writer WASHINGTON tATh The i tie of the National Zoo f :;,ous imir oi rare giant pandas will not have a chance to dominate her boy friend. at least not before he gets big enough to look after himself. That time may come 111 months from now when. if Dr. Theodore It. Reed knows his bioiDgy. the female should be readv to think about a familv. Dr. Reed, director of the Nauonal ZA&gical Park was asked about his two famous charges during a recent session of a house Appropriations subcommittee Tte it' - -' -: W h os e A new subdivision in the city recied a tentative oka from council, with approval of preliminary plats of Casa Grande subdivision, located west of the railroad tracks bounded on the north by Ballard Street The tract en , - -. REVIVAL Subdivision OK'd - o g - 6I L011 nc'1 . fir ¶rath Landowners Altamonte .. . •- ; A series of six iectures'' : for those wishing to serve as telephone counselors on the Care Crisis I.ines." The course includes learning and ex- cmis therapy and community resourcesandwillbeheldat the Maitland Civic Center. All Florida vegetable growing areas are in spring harvest. On Monday from :30 to 10 In the extreme south the season is coming to the end for p.m.. Marion ss. volunteer some crops, such as beans and squash. Growing areas training director will introduce western, central and north portions of the state are in spring Dr. Jack McAndrew. president harvest of beans, cucumbers, peppers and squash. To offset of We Care Inc. who will speak declining supplies of tomatoes from the south, growing areas on the history of the in the west central regon have come into reduction lati0n Dr. Robert Man) of the large volume spring crops such as sweet Silver, second vice president, corn, tomatoes, potatoes, and watermelons increased m who will speak on telephone production over the past week, In seasonal decline and counselingard Kathy shouing light shipments were cabbage and leaf crops such as son, coordinator will speak on Rcxnaine,Boston,Leaf and Bibblettuce.Veget.ableslnor'der role of the the volunteer. of volume of fresh market shipments were; red and white Barker, of the Division of potatoes, sweet corn, tca'natoes, cabbage, cucumbers. Family Services, will lectiirt on peppers, watermelons, celery, snap beans, radishes, squash May 15 from 7:30 10 p.m. Dr. and carrots. Ken Sowers will discuss In the Sanford, Oviedo and Zellwood area cabbage cOrflInufl1y mental health harvest continued active. Quality and yields are both very May 21 from 7:30 to 10 m. and good with iic ranging mostly medium to large. The shipping good Di'. Henry Sctu1uiitz itill talk point price per crate of good quality domestic round green on tens and their sexual itasmosti) type nnMonda around $350 The price had probkms on May 22 from 7 30 declined Tuesday to $3 00 Demand at lower prices were still to 10 p.m. only fair but thoitri signs of triprosng toward the end of Nancy Grimm will riplain the week. the y outh counseling Am1t.ed volume of yellow sweet corn for the sancIlanda Tht. Door— on Ma'. 28 from' 'tO around Zellit cxxi brought 12.50 per rate of 4 'i of S dz.ears A heavier supply will be available on the third week of May, as to lOp m and the lecture by Dr thernucklandsgointospringproduction.overaflproduction Rodman Shippen. first vice should be lighter as the in central F'lorda Icr the 1973 president, on depression and crop is 1 200 acres less than last )ear suicide will be giver from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on May The markets for yellow crookneck and zucchini squash it were weaker Wednesday. On the Plant City auction block,film Cr) for Help will also be sh'tn bushel crates of small yellow crookneck average 14.25. 5.9 bushel crates of small Zucchini averaged $3.M. A light to moderate volume of squash is being harvested in the Sanford (Pr 1' you overl oking Hutch ns- Thomas o what i you __ - , I,. iId b a, .. .Y . , . . ______ _... . • -' \4%%\ •: f' r . 1 to -fl\ • 'f' . l/" '"p1 ' . ': '. . . i . _____ 1 '. • &s.': - . . •"'." ----'u - • - Ir' J 5.", A 1969 graduate of Seminole High School, Mr. Thomas is employed by Seaboard Coastline Railroad. The wedding will be an event of June 30, at 7p.m., at ('hiirchofJesusChristOfL4itter Day , "i - ____ r - - .i .,,.. . . . - ' •.• %S . , v . . h graduate I CO al Miss School where she is a member of D.C.T. Club, Job Entry Program, I'.hLL.A. and Para-Medical Club., She Is aLso employed as a clerk at First Federal Savings & loan Association. -, _______ I'__ a 1 N. '/ r ' - w ________ Born In Sulphur, La., the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Gladys M. Milton and the late Oscar N. Milton of "atcllite hleach anti the late Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hutchins, Dobson, C. —." •- - looking . . )" "I Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hutchins, 2012 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, are announcing the engagement and forthcoming inarria e of their dau'hter, Miss Roxanne Lucille Hutchins. to James Robert Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Thomas of Route I also this city. __ _______ ____ ______ ','' - acreage " 11 MISS JANET CLONTS Engaged to Robert holmes Nec! I . 1 l - -, •.. • Clonts-AT(vI .__._, tl Cucumber and bell pepper from west and central Florida have picked up in volume Trading has been ac'titr with a goocidemand.0n Wednesday crates of sup.-r nelin, mediurr, sized. cucwnbern rnnged from $5-M-6.00 Cra . , v of large ii cit hell p pliers sold from $ i)-6 i fib, vest from '.autiula should Increase next iteek. V.atermelons from the lmmokalee area and south Florida points were on a steady market Ysednesday. 16.25 pound Charleston Grays, crimson sweets and Jubilees tought4'. .Scents per pound The 25-30 pound sizes brought 5-5'-- cents per pound Trading was slow this past iteek for celery, carrots radishes. Trading should improve as supplies from other areas become lighter --______ P iso r - \ .' :- You sure are if you are not a regular reader and user of Classified! . .... - -. .. t , e - •-' çg• 47 ; 4.-'" 0 Y! 1 Lugubrious the itord tr this basset hound after be failed to win any ribbons at all in a statewide pet show recently in New York City. ' I You may be overlooking the very item you' ve been seeking for months! Look tor ' . S - And you may be overlooking the many opportunities to find a rash buyer for unused possessions in your home which you'd like to selll Don't overlook a good thin Look over the opportunities Classified offers you today and every day. d To place your own ad, dial 322-2611 or 831-9993. Our readers will be it tomorrow - is . . ng 'j• 1 BO era It Il/ \t U III! I 11"e.1-i t b ro Mr. and Mri. Williall, Rexford (Itail.s, 1-K iiiii(i.- t I)rlve, wiedo. are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Miss Janet ( lunis to Robert llolmts Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Ned of Cartersville, (; it in Clasaif ed! • ndictments STARKE Fla. (API Four- age done to the garment factory teen state prison inmates ac. of the prison near here. Warden G.F. Fortner said the cused of participating in a disturbance April 3o will be ar- inmates involved are in adminraigned Tuesday on charges of istrative confinement. They were identified as Willie rioting, arson and assault Huliey, Nathaniel Pressley, Asst. State Atty. Ken Hebert filed formal charges against James E. Edwards, Harry them Thursday and said addi- (;rays, Leon Mungin. Ernest McCloud, Han-y Mungin Jr., tiortal charges may follow. Horace L. Maddox, Willie F. The men are accused of taktrig part in a disturbance In Rambo, George Pickett, Jimwhich eight persons were hurt rule Mc'Corvey, Stevie Lace> and an etImatec1 $39,000 dani- Bell, and Bunnie Brown Jr. I .1 '. . • . I I, -- I ners ( ,. ; . ; Miss Clonts is the granddaughter of Mr, irip1 UwritsSimeoflIA'CandMr and Mrs QlarlesRoyClonta,dll of Oviedo. She Is a 1969 graduate of Oviedo High school where she cheerleader and it member of the band, Beta (lub and Science Club and was graduated from Emory University, Atlanta in March 1973 Her fiance's maternal grandparents are the late Mr. and Mrs. William I^* Parish of Cedartown, Go. tits paternal grandparents are Mrs. James Monroe Ned Si', and the late Mr. Neel. [lot-n in (,arteraville he is a 1968 graduate of Darllngtoo School, Rome, On., where he was a member of the Glee club k Ims'a I I1)r.) le.~_; - .______...... ________ ,. .. ___________ , • I ...-. - - _________ .- - '---, *1 Mr. 4snd \lri. i i . Drive Sanford. ire SthflUW1LUI u ngwt nitl th-uuung marriage of their daughter. Sli-t .ith'. thu Westbrook. to (apt Thutnas ' Sm Charles Samples, West Point. C.i ,. .'t .. ,•- ' ' .-.. - .. -..-- Miss Wesibruok born in Yonkus \ 'i Ls the gr.0 daugh terof John I' -, eUel. .intl the late Lucy Wetel, - '. -, Westbrook. Winter Fwk - The bride-i.le I is a graduate of Setuinole High ShuL ad vakioau State College. validiwta. Ga. She ifil.40 mvived her 11mater !s degrev frum Gcorpa Stite iii presently tetwhing :schvol in AtUnt - in 1972 where he was a member of the Glee (lub, Soccer Team am g tier hancv. born In %est Point. .* Mr. anti Mrs. McKee and the late C. W. Strny1vs Sr West Point, Ga. He is a graduate of Weal Point High Scheci and Auburn Utu'.rrsity where he received hi,s 14S degree BuMnessAdnttnistration. He ispreseath ser'tn iii pikt the USAF, stationed at [Attic Rock, Ark , He is presently a graduate student in 11w Department of Geology of Oregon State University, Corvallis. The wedding will be an event of June 23, at 5 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church of Oviedo. No formal invitations are being sent but all friends and relatives are invited to attend the wedding and reception ininiediately following at 62 Hillcrest Drive. I.... -. —' MISS HOXANNE LUCIlLE HUTCHINS I4'ngagedtoJamesEtotxirt'L'hotnas . ' The wedt1tn will be in cicut 'f Catholic Church, Sanlord. Jul, . tt ut �'- -11 - -- ---- 2 9-The -- Sanford Hera - _ _ _________ -' - - --. -- --- - -----.---- c-- . --y--- --- -- -.-. -- - --- y --- -,------. - -. - - ---.- - ,- -- - - - s Youngest Lawman Plastic little Rnnrn&s black boots It'sa boy: Is,-,Sgt. &saboy rn-mt PUU radio of - small and a Age Da 3 ys - ' - ----- - men Of Seminole's - Iie! law enforcement officer , Sheriff John Polk knns tht - -- - - The vnunges Miller after same went borne and wa s visitln none other than greeted by three adoring the High Shenff. hirT3elf rj sters Nqncv 11. Ritt and tlrng burped and cuddled b Shirley 7. - i_ __ --- - - ,- , A 0^ . - -. ' ' I tvi ,, * 1 - and Ronnie \liflt'child and first son carun u the world wi th assistance i- 1)r Robert leland a 1ud u. th ___________ c iF -tiuna v - - ':!- - - - - - -- • - - 14 4 ,.'. _. . ~ ~// 0. . 4MULAupbl-. -- - wft 111, _~_ a tiI fInklIP(I work. lIP rI,4 now #rving h.r thirri r.ntIy p4I(- -r r,f e Kilt ls'hlnd nn.1 iihnateIy 'rtri n pifrnt IN'Itonn Wnrn.ni (inn aft" ji'd Wilt) t,',nq,rq with tik tttisa, IlviriR prrsf ref lb. pcvImsiy cPrving M first and rI:sq iI. ,lIv mtIrn being c e l e brat e d t.er nd ¶j4 • i,nl' rturrwil lq $I% I ii ii Vt Hq JII H iintIir ' 'liii IMfshri hi IIIIIII (hf' slI rit) k' ' I it hoel I).ttiie lirrive him ii tr;:t:hl r; iun.l received a 1al IH'Pk file able lit endurs, •uil it it% V. liii r u "ii iiq I IIt i peqqi iIlIt'p tl;irH;:)wlhul(h :, pain ;ill .iii L, J11 tiiiI,tiikeui \t, c I ri.tl, I .nri help q, trnlar - hip tit thn ttnhvrity ICi'qtu,ts'r e ma j o re d iii rngirpr,g - nf %' In IF li rut liJItIH (half i uru Iii p,, t Ill III ti'riiliil t Cornell / 4 (frulvi rity anti hok 11pm t,i,tpJ sirintuiruuqtratlrtn fiurce for tt,r' ti li I!III 1(141k lu-mr con I lillitio, lit make Wool well. Site year -, i IT I t(IfIk ' Iriis - • i i- Its. grafillatiffi It I I . t; - I . ~ ii; - ~ I J, her son, Ihfnr~. given juRl % lu4w._ Li4 riam.t-1 tn and from cloctoip,ot every (lay anti i [oil, only if Ili's-0111111y - - _ - I I ikfI,i, - - _- , , I - - -- ___ N ~ , __ , ,iIIql ltit,% , t titinI fI, Nt,,rq tnliI I )erntiiy Ihit thlIIcl iiiu ,, H11 i;iuuii:i:;iquuuilit iii:: I. I Pt - • __ p lit l tiver• IIIHI1% 1nii' * 4 - ________ / -I ._j,i_1 _______ p - - - e -:- - - - -_ hr iI' i tic, iuiii nip - - ________ - - - ________________________ .; r 1. 1.1. - it-f h Dej Ines I iltit i p un ci f I --- s" - I ''''"'" _ - - 11/ tin / 'pj1fjij f. I Ir'riIJ J-)e]-tona Mother .- 'C(-)[•1t'l"t ' W4I ,_ nfqjr1 It first the little produced a frennenr- - # _! ~ ''I I It - The only problem Judy bullets Ronald At ttuit thI bolt in new baby &n was Uwhad In l inches drf!ssInc the baby to go borne R1)flfli("S tt Were toe from the hospital Thursday was big IL) fit Iflto the boots. were made -•.----- - -•--- I (l1(',1U (l\ 1I .s Ii/(' 4.I orld' holster and ---- 1 -. - - .- with cross draw -.-------- = - miniature gun that shoots - - -. Sunday, May ay 13, 1973 B DO'INA EST&S Herald Staff Writer - - /A :, n1.,Mav 7 ,. T'he largest bab% a- . 1~ - - ~ .. - - - ~ -- ; !L -- identical tf. her husband'&, Sht thf. X g~m MA . - ~ - - __ ___- --, i - - I --- -- =~ __ - - %%;v, subsit lillither, %%lift Whvii llviiry .It ,Aft-; li,evell - 1 111. ji r 'it nIl 'it - .11 _. _4;mzif2e~ -- ___ ~ an arm patch and a flag witY ,,, tin.~ ruin)( platt. tin tht frow. I , lie shirt announces "Miller' I inng terc wiU L'ra} strip eatures - ___ - - BA B\ SHO\VS OF HlH BABY. DON'T CRY C) 11 &W I- I I I - - - - - t4 ____ - - vAl present if program on table lu"or , etc - I have read N- -- -_ nd i i niost fascinating. Am% pnint.f, out that you don't need exnsi '.0 appruuntnt ntc cloth, etc to set a pretty Uitih Thu- 1Muik is chock-full of idea , for the do-il vnursdf built .A y ______________________ & - s -- a - B IK)RLS WI1L1AM 4'OC`lM'F.D17OR v,a~ noted thit" the local awardwinning ballet. "T'he Blue and I Gras dedicated to a dear family friend n the RYF farruls the butt DR flOUGLA S FREEMAN, former editor o' the Richmond News leader and author of mariv books on am. ii War His volumes on Get, Robert E. IA-e won him the 19.14 u t r prize iM his ballet, depicting the epics:ruletx'tweenthtstates and u final unification atinn of the North ind South, is a fitting tribute to ' freeman minded cording WOODRUFF . Prresi esi deen nt o f Sanford Garden - V 1 It - Lou will Install the incoming you tirck' ecidents at al M balm! -ou kind readers who luncheon preceding have inquired. I am most program - - - - l's Minutusa Circle and riser- Richmond U. set' our n - - ' I - iu - s - cafrsenttueucs ' ' TO SANId AND PE'VI TUCKER Happs first rnniversar em a> 12 or lflra - Th e young couple' - '. ,fl (In IT celebrate b> spending a weekend at I)uirn> Vtorld Thi'is their first trip evervthinç is bound to uunn -- . I Wonuin' Club; arid HUDA 'Iamnpa Funnythlng.weuikeaomuch FISHER. Casselberr Vu,ma ' Chub. for granted and sometimes Other senior candidate are don't appreciate until a k. CORRINE AND WALTER I'll never get over misi IWTH SWINNEY. sIsTER my It"iE have been uijo'.ing Inc a mother. MITCH ASSITER 11 - ni nOl C c 'univ ttttlid&iy in her home state, trgmiLt uumeniafrers BILL GIElOV ... w' - - - _____ roses __ - __ - - 'anford Womarl's Club. and LI __ __*W% ~____ P __ - - The Herald angels arid thu newly-commissione d ang c sk . -I' wnashir.g and the barbecue With all the fancy tixm s was delisk ! I io to FRANK VOL70UNE Wild hit hard-working cum1! ~!!!4 q ., . .1!! dorw real good. - :it ' - - -- M A it I Y A L G 1, I F_ R A cOmbines tier love of trimvel with tier job of travel agent ii' an husband ourlie have the Vulusiu Travel Agt*n(-% in Debal-y. . Recently . - arrived tit Florida from 1AM9 Island. N.Y.. they moved into a new house in Delturob )ust four weeks ago. ur.d Mrs. Aughera is enjoying :. ~ , '..' I .. '.'. :: i en ALM czlrdially is most delightful landscaping her new garden. invited W - She enjoys classical music, demonstration Thursday a' painu. and is nvw Sanford Gx4en Club... and )vu plays garden club learning the organ. dow"t have to be a Wi th another big weekend on somewhere , \1r Bre siJliist . of IRMA AND H h onore d i's' curl Iuu • luU. O while Brouillette was which was edged with a deep Mrs Mar3IWITI of the same tact A erst.al honored at a stork shower b'. footed punch bowl, surrounded "ell Other in More tlum eight roses and w[Id Church of Gero,p vii at 9* Phurdi b%y Travicana grape leaves flanited by c,onsittle educituorial budcling, April 2-4. candlesticks of cry". served as the cerderpiece. years. They arr all biving a grand old time visitin Central Florida at tractions and the F.efrrshmentji o open-faced sandwiches, chips, dips, nuts, mints, fruited sherbet and Nister. MM EMMA LULEY. frvm Darmstadt, Germany. g A,.propruite swwer stere lavs'd games WI prevailed KimchswAn$ have introductid Mrs. Brouihett was presen Etrimy to the love or t,heir life. ttod with a corsage uiuch was made Camping ellpiecia]lly for the (weasion inAll in all .. and must (if fill ... Ruth Lk-ese of several paor!, ' Of (fur Gerniati viijitor is baby wicks un a faselr.ated with the Fla rattle luut)rid& dation. Each tmtess; pi mbented 1(1' it if sidual gifts. surishi'm and orange Juice ft= strawberry' glace cake squam were served to all of the guests. Hostesim were Mrs. Marvin Dmst. Mrs flit. M. Smith, Mrs. Dalsy Hintijuss. Mrs. Ed Glazier. Mrs. Joe Allen, Mrs. Huram Edwards, Mm- Cader Hart and Mrs. W. D. Dunn fresbJv-picked fruit The refreshment table as Mrs. Brouillette received Welcome to seminvie, (overlaid with a handruade -many ulieful Wild lovely gifts. Enany' - 1 A I u It -_- lilk~_ _. - - - ___ __ . - , - - ~ _. I ~_ i w DOROTHY LANGKNEC[iT WITli FRAMED CREWEL WORK . I I hobbies One of her most interesting - --. '_ I- . inquiries from 1172 'h' LItir askinit that the' be flIaced sail "fi t for uuhtptitun Ails r .t honis is appro ved . h. liii unwell girls find It a V..'mg xriod for a child is tough row to tit,e. fliey have running six months to year. trouble getting (lit), (-art-,for the ,A sa huhhrt n hilt theyw ork. flu. , V. hi' are more flexible in their ('hll(lrt'nS 1fF Jun. I -1 - - ---- - - - / through -- - - ----- --- - / p - 2T" ' li ''' - - 'a' . l .c;:::::f . . ... I - I -: -. Pamper your furs if necessary w i th cleaning, resly ling repairing at modst -hL her high school graduation lifeu!sthithshcisproude't her and hur home . focal point Is a cathedral '-riling Helen and her husband retired Inhlitar, roan designed and ' \ 'planned eserytlung but short)'. after moving to Florida - lung 1111"A. he died lervint her 11% ith 12-year-old twin Helen had a working woman. She wanted the SUMulbuon that came front contact with others. Alw the extra income % ould be welcunie. She weighed the trierits; of a job with the probabi.lity that the " reed her for the ny duLk!s mothers sur called upon to perform wid fourold what was for - - Al -: - I having the homes licensed and readied 1 had an ex perience with one couple." she said, 'who as th got into the program found it required more than they were stilling to give" me PHILIPS CLEANERS I', LAUNDRY & FUR STORAGE -'" cr - - . '- ' ' 319W PH_ 3fl-3315 -'v". . , _ I :- ~ 13th SANFORD 4"_ , 1, ' I J - * - If 14 ~ 1% $ / -~ "I I '.i - - -_ '."( . ' - y 20 when she conipletes .~ ), /" it; I - `,-~- . I) •a' 1, 4 I',- I X . (IaIs•alh - h. /k'tJ / ,_- _,, State Urusersit> 4 J) IAM year Kathy Married, and Wget.roet Stife ar.d lie, en made all her attendantjs gowns. She had a beautiful wedding. ......cli p And trbo'T t I 11 I iWU"U3 0 HOSPITAL BEDS *PATIENT LIFTERS /4&_Az_4&" ff.."r 0 1.I "I started back to school stith P i- 0 OXYGEN - I As Prescribed by Your Physician I I 4 I I 0 1 1 "I am like an old firehouft.I 6lsO year I hiive plans to attend Florida Techn ol ogi cal UWversity, and maybe major m trary $c.ence )1i.o.sjatho O4JL. a ,'!r!,,11 V. - - - - - -i on - L I.E u-El.' r- R E E ' I ;& Many Elegant .stK•ni,scky I .now .map .now -aw -now -now C It n And $fivitsow .am .fiiiiii. .11111111. .1111111., I *100, Jane and Wally Phll~--s 1Shop at Home • Ph. 322-3313 ' I At iuw!liu1a'•naInl JIG CPag, u-I,, ObIsgt,n - - L_ PHIL 1, lIil l l l i ll 1 1 I 1 t' I f. ~_ I Ave .D.tar.d, Florida I. I-_.-9 I ro0m Cleoners -Laundry A Fur St0r099 Gato ' '.' (904)-736-3226 iii 67wu - ' V I 32 , 'I )' P I $ I 1 ,,, J. ' • $.l*-, Eli 'V $4i4i GIFT I ' '-' • INSTALLED you! rod I, -'. OBU 3 I 4 VV 011 I 31h So 1 b NFORD,F 201 S. Elm- Ph. 322-7121 Sanford (in The Ace Hardware Bldg.) - 0 -. • TAILORING _16 I I MEDICARE SUPPLY CO. Just mn not seem to W "--N, 4' 1/ - Use these products under Medicare We take assignment Call us Collect for Informilition 1 V OCOMMOD • BREATHING MACIIINES i III -- & 1P *PRESSURE I / t N 'k FABRIC "a' C I 1>) I ATTENTIONI Medicare Subscribers MEDICARE INSURANCE .nIutI.s isou to ' ~%Qjiri,a ipr~-~ , . 1. . " I t - 11 (Staff Photn ) * Q.m . \ eavung -, (IOtI(7Y*b CrtIAAI5 - 11.0,111,11 r ' 0 - .O'r 1- - 0 modest pII'e PRICE COMPLETE hostess. - 0 d.. j / -• ' elegant c lassic beauty, men D'scov CARMEN tooureiI Not in the U nearly ooeas since Mt imcquard infoliontfild his famous loom nev•,Slbie Damask Puss a lit sifter hanging mate litio,-jant fabric been piesonifild to dlscfiminalin of Beautiful Imported - 1' ' fu rnishi ngs • on See Our & -. and will graduate from FlWida _41 / A _ - &, gilt will serve as backtip - i,. -. .: - . / basket over to new WW hostess Eve Cribtret' I ^-. - - AF'TF4R 13 years of greeting newcomer, in UIC' on 1OOc7.t .- .f.r: ---______- ____ TURNING IN BASKET tried to be one of the ,:#- - - 14 FABRICAN AABOR 1*0 4.4 - Sanford and Lake Mary area, Welcome Wagon limtess Virginia Petroski (left) will hirn lier - . Is 0/ May Discovery 9 - i ,r Both girls are studying to be teachers. Ka thy is current) - a student teaching at Eastbg,k and gradua te )I'Olfl J une . Karen is a student teaching at Apopka Junior high •54 10 Days Only . . 1. (1 11 -. "' \\(A ••" 4' - youngsters. We planned together and worked tw'eth , ____ -' '' - W. - -A - - - døi -.. --a / . - - .. . "A 10 ov. X_ A. - -. J t$'â 'jhr heir ' - - 41 ' - Is 00 ./ 7 "401114 - - '4II IC'.. - . .--...,,p - I M> girls she related are my pride and joy. We were a speech course. i guessi just did not beheve I could do it' -p explained Helen. "Well I wag wrOM. I loved every minute of it. I graduated Cum I.&Udt... your 0th of s.on fm t.if.er Pt.i -i it lIøL. Al . I- - I Alone, she carried (ILl plans •.• :4 .q ' - ' - - gap 'Their friends became m> frierAs and to mny of them, I am stW 'MR1118 ' Yet, I never SOLVES YOUR CLOSET SPACE PROBLEMS Keeps - a- j ,,, \ - her the perf ect answer. She became an Avon representative and was an instant success experienced the generation BOX STORAGE ' £tC.'b \ 414 ~ , graduation came 40 years after The - . . 1% Dua. dlV.asaclosefamrnl> and nieser P - - A I' ~r Yps For Helen Barker. of Lake Drive, Casselberry, graduation from Seminole Junior College is adreaxn come u-ue. Helen is the exception to the rule Her T FREE GLAZING - - t&.4ld_P"*,, I i GORDON - - --'I \l C-11 children, tier AA Degree -- , - . r / charges. ) 4i - - e(l rS Hiah Scho) - . %JI Y ~ me - - -- I 'I I r After ' " ( ' Helen BarkerGraduates ll I .' - o e_ o-e 41.- ~-. _~L , f - - - HELEN BARKER OF CASSELBERRY Plans to further education at FTU C en • Storage ' etl.a) I ' - 1.0111 rur 0 Ia.I e) - - , thein their applications could society is now in process of ...1 - d Lp-s -- ,K \ F- ( If U ' F f' ' ift h s ife fxt ti i. Ft'n I \ ______________ find the), do not have quite flesirei for children, thow W ho I 114411$ 1 liii OUI( to maintain the are not insisting on a specific 1(1114 III hroruit they ,unt for their scx • coloring etc. can i - ', - a uiuitttiers conic hack to now be accepted. A in Just huh Chi lr n I It' 'o u ts ssitti - - - j_iVi,LJ To Adopl 'lii infants t%4H ruiiunths to a y ear their babies Many of these ' -- - s% t1u.1' a - - I often - - . .; - _- ituildren director. sometimes rec-elvea baby more I.' have a bah Lifl(1 depend quiekI) A ut uk w as hit in 1970 J means in 127 habit's were I)ILIC'tsl out for " others lorheip The (2h11(lren's Home Society adoption , she s.uiI ,imi tilt, Ito girl S e>es tti.it she l m recently accepted another '1t losing the 1Mthjy. nhhihhlt}t'rs last dropped 30 project. hwy are t "The mothers bring their place ambulatory retarded per rent to infants. Available babies back to us so tile children in foster homes to keep Infants will be about tile sallic thuidren can have full time them out of Institutions. this year, she said. inother." Miss Pearson said. One of the major reasons for Finding hornes for the The Society is now catching retarded children is going very the lack of babies for adoption is the availability of abo rtions. up With applications for slowly, she said. Miss Pearson Miss Pearu:i 1x)in1t(I out. In a adoption on file and recentl> continued she has had six number of instances un%%(4I contacted 10 people who were callers offering to provide horne niotht'rs are attempting to keep mu the waiting list, notifying for these children and the ' . Her home, like Hel'rn is unusual. She began with a trailer and built a borne. Bs LiZ MATHILI .hi'.e stith actis its these class while' they are entertaining her her friends of the First . • u ant ALFRED KIRSCHSTEIN is - r than taking off Just in time to - - Rod, apparently didn't have 4 - - enough sting power to make the 'light from Altamonte Springs . hr pointer that earned EDITh HONKHITE of Route JtI!(ItC1, o dullar bonus. , Wlwt could ble more apropw W Ihe Proudrt of their two .03- daughters, ballef Guild wedding, birthday and anford-Seminult if, action at Mothers Dii> better dash -.'!heastern Regional Baliet's withh loving tit-ta. Odds ary I'll - un festiva l .' Richmond se titans o suu at 'he tracics en -minole Garden Club W I 14~ M from South Africa, JEAN PATTESUN and tier husband, They glided around the - boorues" for hours and never did lofc.atr the fun site. Too bad ... cause it was .E\ NEVsWMER South - families gathered for %omt togekhermt c at a splast be Camp Although we st- crc gi'.-t'i "host-a" maps. wlt.ii tileAllison firm of and MacFarlane, Ferguson, Kelly. She's t1w best friend you'll ever art, niaking their home in have in the whole wide world ... fit matter what you do. . trying - . _ Litke Mary WoMall's Club, H E LE.~ KEYSER, Allaniontu Sprtrigs another inc Ba ()1(S overwhelming growth of the .1 acc ord ing to .Mi ss I )aarothu) I'enrsultl, executive u - ZKOWSKI. ti -it-IV isat tile I%9 level of 81) 11 1. . di spilt thit r3it• - • - - (y Central Florida . - n - - _______ I P lii nine an uuwciatr Vo lunteer rm;nan ant s tratnu thu lu'uI ka 10 r J( ins d Ibm I itlies Auxili.•r, Intl t. r I rui1.i .iicrntsm sn. re chm cs'r'.ed ac Iky' air, numbers ill h,ul,it s .ltbiiI.il)l( tur adoption fruriu thu - - ii .11 u' his Iiai In r I %s'r Muiniul.i> hit -- - &innourwc __ I / , I ;, tui''rflhti,' 5 Ie V.411th Il It\"A l.SI 1.5 Ikrahl Stall Writur I. - I $1101, lt~ ~4, I L u IIt,ll Less - , "I -.1 I WN __1L.- . t Non ialls I depend on r N utilizing the time spent for the train It' do mental and meditate on tin cops Froni tilt' liLs of things ?nt week I didn'tget caught 'fliursclav will be a big I tour Unies and this wik, I Au-s4ninohehave had In wait at the tracks Thu clubs comprising Needless to sas-. the founders onl y eight Se minole (n c The change of routine h choreographers costume thrown me muv a uuy..so the fur the grand finale this season designers, MIRIAM RYE moral of the saga is don 't the "Woman of the WRIGHT AND VALERIE RYI prt'ts-v t e.'ti£J. l( come ,it 1iddict tif ha bit Year" C J) have been floa ti g Earns Master's Degree Situ' of the gathering suer e1cy over the Altamonte Springs Civic eornplishmcnts of the company Junior Division candidates Congratulations to SUSAN ((flier Business still begin at There 11 be Lots of ac-tl'.'ity ii It a in with the winners PIERC"Y WARREN, daughter are LOUISE GILL, Junior So once again, the talent from the old home town this weekend V*oniiun Club of Sanford; of MR. AND MRS CLYDE E ru'urwed before the noon lunthe once-considered sleep) when subjects of the Paulucci cluu.un LAURA JO CIARRETI - San- PIEHC'Y of Sanford a Seminole High little Seminole village has empire invade Sanford In atSusan. Each Each club in the '.- ford Busmess and Professional awakened eyes on the National tend the wedding of LIZ Women'.-, Club; DEEANNE School graduate. her has submitted scene.andneedlesstosa,we PAU1.UCCI and DR NORMAN candidate' There will be two SCHAF'FNER, Semoran Junior Mater of Artsdtgreu-inSpeech HEL.FRICH JR. Pathology from Umuversits- of can all be very proud wtnner Junior division Woman's Club; and JUDY JENO will give 1115 SIS to the Florida in Marct. Carri age Hill under age- 40 and senior BAKER. cmi and JEItItI AND 1111.1. divufuon. Sb is employed at Central %uU-.s Club KIRK will attend the bridal I lorida Speech & Hearing Stnior candidates are RUB'I E C CRARTREE st ho b'. me a favor. £111.44 couple Center in Lakeland Susan and ES'FE.c, tj Oviedo Woman's -'. ci.,a rie'st WelcomeIuss VOW mother fur me- and From th is rornerJwishttpmn, V, 'onhoctesi is chairman of LILLIAN P.F. C(IX. [Am wugId her hubtud, ATTORNEY give her all your lose not on)'. ftnpp'. tutpp A'E tis it Laguc ANN SIEC 1w event on Mother's Day but everyday. u . - , )IIe i ._ d)c'CT5 The Sprint: Fhnic aitrac-tec thousancis from all over the country and leading dunce isasters were posiuseh carried ouUi sight with the magnificent performance staged iiy our ballerinas, who were chosen as one of the top ten companies in the Southeast to perform at kstisal - % Mondav s t -- - ( IuPrtiI)u ___________________ - ballet - - 71m, luncheon will be eatm-cl is I got messed up _______ -A ; arnie with par e'xc'cllenc't- and brought the bust down in the angina. A annu the weather. Thu tt'1150fl this _____ -- begin ii flattered. I have not been under _____________________ - just hate all the local fine n Thank you. thank you. thatil. ________________ -- _. I ,nit ci in the Interest of the rnunU IIULhCIT 11 - i I c ,sierving on the board. arm] ths. aa •ta t irt ii V..Ic trIt ka H tIlt jslii .nI tlti .4110 I t*iaih I. I. - ,Ili tliiut \% alk, first % lilt brace% arid then Ow Civic Asitociation. thi. Ne Itary 111a)ers where they art, %%ilhoill them II urs Jr ,uI h.' Just I F HIS STRO\(, L UNGS \( - - www 40- FIP q director (if purchaxinR AI tit,- Henry Sr illOvef to Dellona - %vemed lit Im- li __ - It a years old, 4-- ~~ &---..___ - ii thu ,livin allot some (I% - ) -ars I;it(,r - _,_~__ is gift of soil - __ j7~~ _;V Wlf~ == 3= F~ ___ __ THE HAPPY 'F" MILLER k LIL tit newborn bab Ronnie gr 'en '3_~~~___ - __ ~ . 'r- z ... I Ilige salad bowl I I SIntirr Ifin (oil campus. - . %_ ;tool him hifilriotheralpy lit file - - �I IB—The Sanford Herald Sunday. May 13,1973 - Is Amy Louise ohn Routie", Maloney .J en= 'ifltP w ith their dughr, 211b"111W, __1. Mrs ltIeNnr&nn,even sear. . ~ A LLEY V - Mai 'ried nrnnserncd bthelakesidcwhichruri*d In Cerentony Ring Double rwl~ . WX Moms and Esther spent the weekend sit r isu!r arid brother M Mr., ni Mrs Marvin Self hr, bye lotch condominium .sther S8ha tn.il i thet had a - 4ind time and a. hull niin, In the rrnl But then !.stht'r and Opal enjoy a !OAd U .. gn, The% time wherever the% . 1JZMATH1F11'X B, . Boy oh bn did Wt- CVCT LUIVC fun at the Geneva. Hisuiricul and Genealogical Soc*ety iiiritual homecoming. The weather was Just right arid evervontpresent was in it frolicstinir mood, the food was delicious and as fair us I urn concerned. are Just fun-type folks and I like that Mrs. Meade Raker arc Mr. and Mrs Robert E Greenit'r' nut idea' which Lx shall try to -;eaklng of the Ibstarical put into action We are -inusly waiting _-Iely. please let mt give medit lip Lucile Norton and iiairvelutz joh of rrimpiting the t !?tese !wit hard workerb it? ffii- Iionit' ni Esther Smith, another vinv hard warker and we It(lustily hilti , ;lIn-time plitti -IV VOIL4 uk (1' '-on i' 1I11 u?l( I 110 2 Troop 420 1 sho uld like to tt.11 you ttuit the had a. Mothers Ret Sean Heslin 1ea a the Geneva Elementnrs the double ring -hilol Cafelerti, and rn,ad:~ ail Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic i! the rt'freshrnents :hem- Church in Deltona. Deacon selves. The) served their Thomas Fleming, a cousin of ninthers damt party sand- the groom, assisted at the tvic-hes. wed Lea. and all of the nuptiut! M trimmings After thcs gave a Mrs Joseph O'Brien was he dernonstraituir. on 'telephone 1 Ju.c wish that you could - c been a Iii me hanihurgf'r Aeel, I)IIII .. Ins! , when nl% friends & mans years Mut- 111. stua"co I-I nifirr, often Time pa&%% "' Given in nuirruue b her assisunt. Mrs I.ots iorgurn: fat her . Ow brida v at fnrrruil It aunt U Vt ar--i r M'-c t'orm of silk organza ICatUrIflg Pu. Halt Mrs vonn ifiotrr Mrs B r Bcetty Moran at high rirc4jint' and sheer cleetes Re Mrs Ronnit Hampton Mrs huntern lac i uxine Fmnriziird arid Mts embroidered alenc'on highlighted h his Williams. Resi-Have"in-I.Nice Harne%. I .me and I dashed out for pitcher we purchased at the supper -r the other night and were first depression glass 511051 t ever glad III see that our rari part lit thu.' year The iliusi favorite waitress, Gloria lovely crvstail ratices she has .cnnedv is buick, also hack iii are' lovely — -.,' --.' w % , I c I U ( L' 1 ay Magazine) - '.1w,", ;I lh, ~J,wll 1. . 1'1~ .- %littilieu.. over tilt, %keekellu ten' Mr and Mrs Kenneth weddini. hirzut and Mr anti Mrs Wilson OItTII 'htt'r iIhn has been granddau ghter. extrenit-1% Ill for suet, is lotij, titur 11 was Li pleasure tit sk-t. bun nod tuiv LI' t t rhat with lum an, i I kno'A tic and tit% Joe enjInved their get & i. Q P 4 V A K lfi.i • UI32 4!1 EAST 4 • A i' i 4 '-uln,hk our expert -declarer would let _. East hold the trick West would never get Ili and the ~ i three diamund to the jack Paim I V Pam I N.T and could gain the lead West Pa P.n. 3N.T would set the contract. After that it would be I' Opciiuitç k..n--4 - Guestsuit thu.' home .d Mr anti Mrh CG Hart wert, Minerva G %lartir and [iciev tdoerimit, Piis ! %'t-ekend 1, .uestb ai tilt- hDrue were Mr and Mrs George' Carlin rt%rs (aritui eu.- 1-' Lane' Park lii t he ctiuuuils M' W i. Wm'uniut Mrs Addle Gresham Brown , roni, .ari1u?, cane tie kend W)u enjoyed at visit with her life-Unit' friend, Mrs I W 'i f cirtitigti utron tlif - "U trip 51tIiCh slut tittil (lit girls Ti' . ('v.'r It Paradise- Th e-re tIt'te i mtit'nibers itresent. G Stuirtin Uniskeli went along us roet;. I. tub. r in the abs. a lipotim heardsi4orih whi, I.%, thc leader of Trttop 421) Jeanette %larri'n amc'rcimpa*nsed (lit' girls Surrh . is good to set' Martin its Shiarun'i, assistant rrom whiii thm told nie. the% Hansen up and about again. tie wi,s ill but m nom fine and I ant had a great Unw. Each g.~rl elad. He and Aileen are twit tit was required tit ctx* sin uidividual serving (if liptigheiti rity favorite poriple. It their frit-nd's I I knovi, this wits also interesLing- I Also the grIs i~d Sensur citizen par ext-ellanve - it pitch timir tvwn tents and take thtit :h what Edward Guyett is thein down I I bet tltus is thifir velebrated hit, 96th Int-thday reaspon wity they *-.re late Mit 5 Congralulatiorm, Mr. Icaviol.: the campaw groutiti,% ! . I I-ic and his wile (who is a tender 95 I will Im- he-ading back 11 hear sumne'r twmc in uuitles, enjoyed swim'mng and Owl they even hAd Sund;i~ .4. i ' \7 I 1A i I ''t ' I - .-..___ - 1,0 01' ,I) =_ - 1~ * uuu. t Wanrun 52 bruaties. N4 hintws MaT-'n5sd NT • 115 Work unit 1' Gtvrt IP Extralletuor% perreptlut, ' 1,00" - 1 Gicanw.l Is Seim J .. 'I..".' c - / 1 .-,. -• Tr IVRI ,, / ' I '-',' i % . ' .l.-..___) •1 ,) - - I f 1 . because * -_ N - r.: , _.. . I , l*. .. ..., - J 3 1 5 — — — 6 like I I ~ r C # - readers — — — - what s, inside I I I I 0 0 0 • • Fresh and ng feature articles every week, geared the interest and taste of Seminole County readers. fl, - 1 . A - IF I Our man on Broadway - — — — — — 7 - -~ s HE Tol.o ME HE' i-)'iI c. — — ie reviews \J I' Book ' ngs I I I br iefs 0 0 11. I .I r .0 and Herald advertisers z.. :,---. - I like SCV1,6 I U CIc , to,I -E__ I -T dial 322-2611 ext. 77 to reserva. space. 35 . - 41 = I r_ 1 r ~ — I I _,_ ~_. 1 r rr - - S.. OeoaIIne luesdoy at noon — — 1 I I 55 1 154 1 1 55 i ' ),"& , Cè.I IN , / 0 -,." ;_U - ,?It I - I 'I , - % - -' I C1a4 H QECP€ FCQ SrWAY-SEWq , - IF I • BASE L ; 1. . - ., __,_ , If . 'S-S1 • • I L'- ', i'\ 5 11 CAPTAIN EASY funiale uniqueh, suited to tilt, jot) (if child rearing and titIm('makmni, st timchi nost are shared ci uin t. .. a ir !)% niales. machint s. and day-care centers, She was usually patient, itiough she sometimes resorted I. I. t called ,,.iO the t b0t1( 0 it. . ft/ I'VE GOT IN TH14 RICH HAP'C)" 5OMETHING ¶EiL' M 15~oMf!,yOUNG 6UY~5 I,416 ENIMAY MAY 5TRIKEL AGAIW Limoo, 51NE. HUHT I - -- • 1i 4 -. -, [ . \ Since there are only a few Pre-Liheration Mothers in exlst.'flCe. their homes have been declared national mon. I I-,., ' J I / / I - 4P1 ez~ -_______ = aw - - — " _____ 41 M - I, - __________ fessionats). by Crooks L Lvi,rance 772Z _994:1111" / I __ ___ ç ( .- " - _______________ M IF " ,Q __________________________ YEAH 111- I.L. rVL9 GOT A ...O_• rEI.IN3. T^0- --- . IT rIFLLO Oe ra S9TTffQ W2119 VP LIKE TO KEEP AN rwie FtIONT...IF FLOYV'!5 I'm TO rokia She was usually cheerful, in spite of the fact that she and very little recognition for tier received no ill' innumerable household chores, tier endless )SyCIiOk)giCal counseling and morale boosting mow left mainly to pro. by Io Th." — - FRANK AND ERNEST By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. I V CL INIC I IV r%i .W---" I I I \ / ,~ o ..;." I 'p F4.-.:-; . asked me that last Sunday anyone at this time TAURUS (Apr . .0 to May .0) Begin "For we had been reading the 2nd Chapter of Luke, where M.Offij IN -THE ' - ' Maybe hits pdrtIIIs pushed datc with one who is important to )'Ou You can now get the data you %- ant MOON' Clill-I)REN' (June 22 to July 21) Basic affairs rtquirc your undivided attention no%. so give it early Show associates that you will cooperate mote with them. Work in a find him in serious discusmon him 'tulduiv IA-Vatim. of their -llut he then returned home to Nazareth and the last verse states that 'Jesus Increased in wisdom a nd stature and in fat-our with God and man Despite tilt- fact tits brain %kas full of fact.,.. the% %pt ure not made put to practical "functional" or' BLONDIE us.' (or'EcEn . "Why did St wisdom' education' duties leu difficult I- huik lolpcally. PISCES Web. 20 to Mof 20) betin the week properly by showing motfe cooperation with co-workers Use more tact in dealing w1dh othirrs. Don't ritfiJect to pay your bills on time Show more devotion to 1oc (dC to others The flews of humanitarian cutlets sic me,dicine, psychistry, and any of tilt more objcctive carly in life and yout finc here. Teach to be heic is artistic intent 1 progeny 'Vill be on the toad to succesis Give spiritual trainins d1r', is In World War II the Nays- thus asked permission to ' regarded as "braintrust.'r" information. far removed from the crucial problemb of everyday life ' inere liook Icarning." tilt- .NallI) told [III"So we wish to use' r)00 of sour Iii 11111 ph.' choir t pr.It fIt a I problems to find the men has.' gumption or wide prat' - iti-.iI dressmaker's adage that ' isp.- , ti'me - -, Jestis thus Increased Ili functional knowledge'. meaning "You must cut the cloth to fit the Iigure not the pattern'" I"or patterns are fixe'd and rigid whereas human anatomy varies! So smart seamnstrt ss s stutild hhirse' Sense'" lnde'e'd itiat st'rse Si in ( hiapte r .! of the (icispel of SI Luke is u superb 4-square' goal Ibm it . sin surp Iss' thu 'i Mi ,% Foor it covert. IlItsdoin ilested customer And that a one of the dii- i'dujc,.tsossul tat-Is I stature 'iiiedmcal hie'alth. plus fsor C.,J, I E A TALENrED ', r o. ON T1p4Ar TyPEwmTEc" , 1., - le %k 1111 i `*,j ;AL ). ) -:, ! - - I GLE EPiN., OUT OEW~ - _________ .. r .11li ' - I - - ---- <4,p, ___. '-- ' --it-, fA " j\ —Ja Y'L51 fJq1LI(,_,_) ) "). .0 fl-------,. i - ' ' ' c>'- ' ,,, skilled Iatsr job ,•, •• •, ------ 1% - - ("*• ' - I ~ % ,(u ">7' t 1T 5 11A9 I$a.'1544 St.' - i', f" t .'i'.ilht '1 A'g - Z_- ",,.,_,b.? Z-_ ----------- -_ _~_, . W~;:, -%A % I \ - ,,, ~ 0. , .". 1 I, . - _. I 1111'r , .~- %..I-_ _% Falk and Sy bar" _ A*AVI"Twv St V... IN _W JW01 Z% - Me ___ - - A>0* & - - .". -' W Am*'% . 0 .N1. ,% i __ & . '%~ P< i i "-. , - Q%P I is I I - tN . . .,-,,_._, . 't I ( ii (.'(/' 4 -- • -- t •---- '" s • I .. All I 9" .:. - ... \ \ % . ls C"AG) AAWW) T- - -- ' I Is Of CISAO is 9410 04 #%I$ ,, ,,,•,, - - • offt-W F4.0 `iJt*y1t*1AUW0 'I' brain in the proper channels, he -- - . I which is unother synonym for (rota papa' Afoot$ a#J* WE . - s:.;. . . still support them' 'I'llmit. dads far surpa&% their 11141016-111 -I)II14, SA110) If)tif jl~ "" -- , '-.i4 7 I$ L r • 'AJ alkor \ I J ' I _"s, -- 1. \_1 .' __ THE PHA I ) I - I FEEL - -. feel Solo %korl-ilig (lads %Ir, nvitrr Went to) I r'ti- - --'- --- t ,' ------------ ,-- .. ' It '( "i'r'.11- ( —.- - . . ' - a • I. _ ON .41 I ,fi I .juipT WATE :~. -- '. W ,-- ,~ , ~ W - — -- - _________________ pi. I I I- ____ -' $ " ., ~ 'AIL V il I ~ 11-11 ' I k " %kr ilil J;I)d ispiritual develop. ment 1 and favor with nian due to un. ipopularitv of derstanding Applied psychology I - L'1'\ V L I JL .- ~c I I . , t ,, 0 - _Ib_'I._ .IV N i,. M~. I s7/ itlk ' " - I 'e IL, - i .4.. ~" ,001. 'sItI ea-.i-' I L, -1 - 0, wjl:? - " U L Ia J"— 11 A .,.-. I .Wh*:k,1_.?_V 'r " . " .- fl I Chic Young - .-C ACM .4s.1 to , -----~ ^%AA1I-1%40 I -_ 1, - - I S )l.J ~ j r - I ( I e - <1 -1 I y') . Z — i. 2 I - 'L)- 7 - - ______.____.__...1_._r_, VI -_j / , I4111% WZ; F . : r-i •1 J.p, • .1 - ---, - •• Instead of using his keen - %ft III '. inaku the dress actually lit the ferences between wisdom va education. Sterile facts might thus be called "educallon" whereas functional facts would constilule One of Arnerlea's most br.1hant students. as measured by his I.Q., finishe the age of 16 lie was derined a gentus by Ili% profm%ors , ______________________ ________ -_ - am my news ipet"Testul Education theoretical knowledge codified 'ci in text books the professor's lectures. Sometimes. , it is -, ", I use 5oo 4-ansItiter quiz Item braintruster candidates for oflit-t'r trainIng in the it-y AIr - I I r , i . Of FUN(71OS'Al. VA(-FS / I I ~I \ &YUP)'(! Caffoll Rightef's Individual Forecast for your sign for June now ready i-or you: copy send your buthdate and $ I t o t AND CYWN' I., --- " 0, ilge Luke say instead ___77; 1 / I Temple when he was 12 years usual happy camara de rie of You wit--es may recall the old oroperly ibere etc new systems you can use to make your 616. \_ of his absence and returned, to ,I to I:cb 19) You have clever ideas but AQUARIUS (Jan . need the support of a higher-up I n order to make them work IN HW5 CLO AgGe. f-0011 Probably he had gross-n up as and can help otheis who look to you for cigjestlons. Keep a others that you are an intelligent person CAVRICORb'e (Dec 22 to Jan 20) I fluting m outside duties that can help you to advance now is wise Civic duties can us, bring the added prestige ou desire A bigwig wiJl give odt~_b uhich lit- picked till from the gutters of New York (ity parents and children of his own your A. 450< 9 ..-" Q METHArAGAIN, ,A.NO I'LL PQCWeE NEVER *TO 6AV, ' I KAVE:W LY78 e1% A617PONAI-Ir C_A~. old, ")its parents finally learned Uw Q HOW ARE TH11,`*6 a freakish "hu kid. %ithout the to keep an appointment that is vital to your witil-beint. You can deepen friendships with others VIRGO (Aut .butuncas expert who can help you makc it a by Dick C.v.Ih -- Jesus was left behind at the precise fashion and strive for harmony. LO (July 2. to Aug 21) Endeavor to communicate with others in a charming way and gel the results you want Be sure 41_04:5~#L . 111 J .." - WINTHROP v)' beint very cooperative with co-workers and doinX regular dunes an a most precise fashion. Adding to your ward robe is wise now Get good advice from an expert GEMINI (ittay 21 to June 21) You have fine creative ideas the week properly __- . \t 4 xq-cp ___ - I - I _T — I ________ - r bus and streetcar transfers, ')O02 - . I I I 1, I -T~~ CASE X-506: Beth J. aged 17 now Show sincerity in talks with others. Do nothing to anger -' . / "Some of my 6th graders H oll y w ood , -- I I make a fine impression on those who are vital to your welfare i5 .~ - A Arid foi it hobb~,1 he filled his living iluarters " tit discarded 1 C" / leaches a Sunday S(hool class. "Dr. Crane," she asked. "what is the difference between . wisdom' and 'education" success. '\ IL a efficient Show your com needs and desires. Be sure to give compliments when due. Enjoy music, art and literaturr Expricss contentment. ARIES (Star 21 to Apr 114) It is the sm&II attentions that compel," What you make -of — - - -r I L- (,Lsl:KAL IE-I)L( IES- A dy to make whatever you are using more attractive and one of those fascinating young pc( I I - I/ • . _, gi%e tiou tested recipe% for happiness! ftom the Cwroll Rightw Institute yOUIWC is I - 1 1 1) (jet togethet with SAGITIARIUS (Now 22 to Dec . aims The social can your petsonal good friends and express bring you the understanding you need at this time Show 'l 1 r I 11 --~ hat's followed Steer clear of trouble - 31 FU I i I snails thert s the nearls txtintt sjnties tIitt tlomii to everday problems! T 51h) I stress horse hense and n - ____________ 1-be H011 ~~0~__11:_ ~y ) ( you necd from the right source for a plan you have in mind, but confide in nobody 'hour hunches are go an should C 0 21 12II I ' upset one who dwells with YOU SCORPIO (Oct '3 to 'iov 2 1 ) Try to get the information ' ID 9 -... I • 4" - /' unaapp good judgment when purchasing new items. Don't Let an — — — le I ' r Je%us was described as in- overly talkative person Lead YOU Alittly 0 (Sept I goW friends and pin thev cooperation in achieving them. Increawd socisibility br:np the right results Do nothing to 14 16 Fm' Abby's booklet, "lion ts Have * Lovtly Wedding." send 11 ts Abby, Box 071'. 1.4$ Aateks. CaL 100. - 2 ________ - by Illowe" & khwwx (, '-'-...,"- campuses. 5 11 * I T 9 ~., -1, .__) .• ' calM. 1,10. Ead.se stamped. seLI.addreued envelope, - I 0 :A .J .— '-' . For a persomal reply. wrke to ABbY: Box No. UM. I- A.. 1 devuet, 7 4 s.. ., - ,_ - ( r J, ___) ' P . I Cr danar Grrr st t Odd job Schoo! ,ubt't- t I - M )e, ~L.. Is ,/ ).,- I -- I uments. They are being observed by psychologists, ferninisIs, sociologists an d archaeologists, and they are reiorted to receive fees of $1500 for single appearances on college FORECAST FOR MONDAY. MAY 14. 1973 LaiKe - '-3 / b. !, Imsy seasoi , s( lit anymore. [Neither am 1.1 I , , V4 — P11 g indicate. Even in her own time ltt'Ik' Mcmii was a rare 'I - I_17 11,- 4F, 42 sallillf ve am', =Topmost Point 'o Gf Val rI vin "Lateral pan 24 Stiei.m lit society 41 Edible fish I CrrttIt. 4..) • 47 -- :) Payb r Smuoti -' I . 2I Old &Mt :Lurujors:1 -d Willi ill(- compa, I / , 1 L (' 1.. ., /. "`C ) - - - I/I)'i., Careert '.Iotht i is i hi'ti Pnt d * xtt tills 4 5th.) ), IF U . ,1 '' C. / _ 'I - c , ,,. LEA(r,4 eE "/•• THE BADGE GUYS . Career Mother V.rv - ..,,ui_ , _.- ~ I .. , - ) I *1 ~~ .I. .. - \~ ., " ,~ - F-- 4 I / • I 1 -. •. ' lory I lit, fermnist revolulitin. .is %I,(, sees it, will lake C Ill._, away of In ( arauteristics \tn ,-, 1 . -_ - 20 Artists* 1 rum;*ei i - w X consumv food .r, Arab Itradcr Ivat.) 40 L,ock uf Imir wrrrtior (III I Verdi () Au"sclrs rasil . - - - r'" ~ IT I." Reluse , / - "I - "'' ,-U"Inlutilly catilue Z Sainte (ab.j - jiJ ,11 or - 00, - - ' ° ) A~it • .- - bry r' Militant Mom t)ehleves in a nenMaixuin V.'FSiiItl 1)1 his ished in pre-'70s Ainerica. bill tilt preva!ent than women's magazines of that I)eriod would - / - PRISCILLAS 1 DEAR ABBY: I just found out that a real neat guy I used to know in nigh school is stationed at a Naval b5 near here. (He's an officer.] I ha% him for a coluple of years, but I hear he's not married • ^ ___?0~1 - '4, I.. _______ ,• I -;, . - likely to prefer snial). clamp roonis - ) .. I i dinners. earn mit burit'rs and sinutht'i n-fried chicken ItIrouble. I've alw&%,% had a thing for this guy, and he liked me, '-' -- •% ( I - - - I , ', 1 .) - - -- , A 13 Confess Mrs Dnskrl told ttwy hiked approxitimtely five Vergenna. VL They ispend Ux- itt ~ I I ,X,- A t, vr 11 - — I Lquirw tsdbtu ;A - - I -'liiv which it, ricar Enterpri.w wee II 4 .-Tpl~ left Gerietti tin Saturdjjs and dreit -..' ,,. - balli:vd arvas, they boards If IlictI t141 I~ encounter two ntaj.ii problems crossing against (hit' lights antl \iolctlt indigestimi. patticularIv frill') (1-0/4"I what you think, they arc your best friends In time of .. ,. - - -m di Nov' Watercraft 2D Hebrr%% asertict I '1 's ... Still had her emhr - o raised in an extra-uterine device. ('art'er's chsh.l mar be a thumb-sticker at 35 and is - - ^now@, ft Ffet6pligh pu"w . - w ho will perform the reremonc but '.ou must let me know wbere von are and bow I can contact you. In the meandine, I suggest you tell your parents at once. No matter - . i• Pal: 5Lh.t w ACUMS on their faces you would neIl have lit !hink I !Itilm !%At, arf tin cloud nitit, 'y'., - . j \\ Ii I CARROLL RIGHTER'S Declare! might Irs to r-U! four spades or he' might plat '• .lu.t'arudl SI51 Lisa' newl yweds, Mr and Mrs P11111; Ilaniptoni out stu.ippiniz the other night arid øOb) '.l .i / 1'.) ,.d__ •' L__ education 8eare of brain VOL. South, hold — - ' - would see that 11 sniall heart would bt, sale . up LII do. ~I fill SCI) st ion girls itt. uti ro4 by Larry L.w, .' I' ones ) i,) _~ ~___~_ ,- - I-1~..;__,_~ '..., " ' 2 "-I • S AND J too, but the timing was never right. Anyway, now that we'rr both free do you think it would be a good Idea if I drove over to the base and surprised him? • k I• m afraid if I called him up first lie migh t think a V.53 RRO%%NIE chasing him. i. DEAR BROWNiE: And If you 'ust drove ac-er to base and 'surprised" him nhat do you think he 'd think? If Ofl p_ iUii.v. an eI. re you. & I telephone I ~~w ~ 1 . ' 9 child's plui for our top epert to discard his queen f diamonds to f!e't out of his R Oswald & James. Jacob) i 1,4,. t,. - would see that if West held N arth Last South rt - :~~' 1. .. bidding and see that South had U. hold both ace and ling of diamonds for his bid He might also hold the jack in which case East's queen would be worthless Then he 4_I 3Or Wt-%t ' S , , . ~ _. . , .- - t• N - expert East would - IC • $ ,, , 'WI iiiir' pla y started Hi' would review the 4AQ3 r Af5 I contract would wrap up c, •,, ,I a KS 4 SOUTH I MN the queen and would pIn% %% - 11. -I Kuniber)s ___________________________________________________________ Grt-t-ri likt- just had h real gab few i ball discussinu belong to the mlniaiter7 PleAre tell us where to go, We want to get married as atvut this ' dumiTis scith a heart to 1 ace-king und HnnttIPT dut niond Eithei pla% would Own deatto is, platI with just thmr trump* lqopoatie four and lead Its his t,(feal * becaust* If you hap;len tv you have run out Of bic6. run intv" spades won't foreaL arid West hirh'101% , Salh Green, just TIO%' I- holdinp tilt, Iasi , nn'ntiuus ,:ruarnirhildren and she IrLmesid of two dtilpAn exlwrt declarer would . make tit(, hand, After win- nionds your partner has )um1"_-d precious st.apstioti "she ning the' club he would lead to three danmonth What th. v It was good to set' Allen hiappt'twd to have with tier' of dii now" ii spade It dummy mid this lavior (out lot the two thi%b tif 0 1 , Arnwer Mondaip tier %,er% loveh little rw,A tilt LaA it dium nd ( - kitir, . fetivite I - .- - ff L41L .— Afirni. 1111 of Jujiller. 0"Tint. I'llve it Sm (:it% rilt which wiv i' it-Irified lit the Genevi, Historical MU%CUIIlr 1i'Iensit e .",chii.'. i\ iii', iitil it 'tilt .iiia She Iive I I II Ti '1114 1 ii' \1 it 11 1W! I itiiil II I' I m' itiit' tltit it' Ii 01111' I lb. t ilti. ol iiiodei a lit hnol.i' dull' ut..t iii ,'iiiui1SIi1 I: ii.' either polluted. pnlhiittni rid hi' atte thuiiy I She insists Ib it hi.'! (UI i ts .h& br anch ci sthottl niiis I ItIuslSlliiIiI( I. a itl iii I s1i)ll(i:° ii don't belong to THEIR church. Since when does a church - ~lp ' AT BRIDGE I am pleased it tell snu ttui To. inddi I' 5 e'Ilit Kr. trer Mrs it ad West "earth irogressing Turd) and insSince dummy would prob. 14 pi'u'vuug from her recent fall ably have' aircud) thrown heart and two iunuonds East pv-hurt: c'aused her to break a ingiroviiii, i~ Ulu-. - 11- 1, % would start with four round~ (if clubs East would have lit a discard on the fount rna till) Alst, ou the ntvl~ IW bul, I • 4 niuiss .. i grit n dip.other 's. I!Ij1ULIitt AN'YMOUS - .. if tilt- kill fill go s his 111111 11. 141 111111 I'll IVI Ili; 14,14 L It lie %koll't wl'al the apartment. I am losing my mind over this arrange'nent. How do AfrI At •) ,, aI n Con %4,41 livilt others succitinti to pni'iitnnnIa iltit in,: 111011 first >ent "f It CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS III vollit, gaIo%Iv%%eariIIK, 111114, 11 ho\ II)IIIIII '1 ------ 1 he I nilerprntccth \Inth, r I iiili'i pi nilti IVI' Ihiti'S cii tiil ihi tti'iil \ of liii:i her new fellow- shrink patients for group therapy smsions In preirnAnt My bay frierild and I love eact other and we want to ,t married Our it-.lcm ls we can't find a minister . who uill martry tit. and we want to get married in a church. Neither one of us belongs to a church, but we . t. liexe in (u , 1-n. w. have gone to three churches end the ministers there have rftNzwd to marry us because we I i . it/?Vi5P , occ.iy his vacant room at my apartment when he Is out tntt-n on frcqtxmt hs.slness trips. The wife seems to thrive on thIs new urban Rtmnosphere. She invites her country bumpkin friends as well as • u of '::;' : 1410 : lunl ant 11110 14,4111111 ei', e .. w ill iii Ii ittdl. i ic. in nih.', ti.tI' .thei ni ittoces lb.' Philip l(ulhs and I .'nnesc. s' \ ill,amc.c nf ih.' next tefltiii 11111% i.Iini at tt'i iii' till' iit'iii.tii iiiiitIii'i ç ni 11w car " I :,~ At .fjI 1 I •#'. 4 0 IL terillows It .. r~ 6j I ;-- ( . .. I).'h4V( ii iii,; .It- t'iil.'i ('iidi'; piiitetives children ticualir have no .h.'sit" iii mat t h.'caii'e of .'xti em.' imnle iiil',we S.imi'limnes 111ev .111' mmnaitractive In iii.' op.ocIte six IH'('flhISl' iii liiiik"ii ioi's inflicted h tinri'straiii..l ctliliiis Not needing an'. one t'hildieii cit iiwleipt iitet- t i' have been knuwmi I.' h. Pt' 'tR %'x(1s '101 I think .ur friend hail a tnt of gall offering his wife the use of OtiR apartment In his I ab.ienc'r and the Uc has her nerv e abusing the pricihege ,4 I also think con a re a gutless wonder for permitung I ex/c., I`* . Her old-fashinned bouquet ' vilu when you are .,i dents '4fr I tituf,es IN- lovelies, littit- antiqut- fruit perfectly JU ). match the Fostoria tankard I bordered in venise flower 1% " tic gave mv it little golden ' 0 iiqr and wife an weekend,k This arrAngment probably contirlbuted to their present marital status — legal separation. To m iicma, in) roommate has IIW-k(ld his wile to -: during her huxanti's aeiwe' Softly gathered to a natural lr waistline t.an1ed wi'h- is I'llitternh I u tic, rek'tirutuni. ii I rid House I guess that (hi C'twrle riiurh contersutnn with Arthur but siner selIlnL their property cross fur luck several years ag. down ttwrt' th.'s decided that and I tuivt' carried it .'ver since 'be did nut Wflril III leave us the% art- renting LIst- IMll! SunlIt house or as we saiy nut hen', the "pink house,' next '. 11 .4 .AliS gas-c , us nut af C'IWW1OS I • The aUsched train, falling fr rr the shoulders, t'as with saw: bows Her full skirt Expert Expert Is Needed Heretofore, they lived at 1 bill belare I get rtlITIP7 sil ent let mesar a. happy birth. F'rorn tht- looks ill, Uw lit-M1 . Speaking of frieni:L%, Jim, and I laden cloOlmes lines, al the -Ptni. Shared it dish (if ire cream and i : ' - I( ' ' God for aIlnwir me to keep m iiiether mr another 'ear s w I f (. DEAR ABB\ A long time friend hat been sharing m apartment during the week ahile wnrking In the clt> (We're both ma)e.l lie was returning to his country home or 50,000 Seminole County '- 1"i s " By Abigail Van Buren Ii • i I on III, - do over d - 46 Why (LI L I I tc attired in leader. Mrs Stuirnn /'.fIN Land, duc, m . Forctittaff, it spiritely L17-year' Ito liecorning full-fledged ' friend fie i.s tit. bright us " Nipper members of the community of It IINA Geneva iviis sonit- interestiriv lifles e. r" white gladiolas decorated the 1.'thc who attended Mrs Donna Reardsworth, altar Doris dener-P V111dil, for rullinf, 1hu . . sleeves She wore a picture hat yello dress sith matching l'i(ltflfla, \lrc Rciiiticr ;th ribbon telloi tt W attn braid I - With this I should like it) take mn leave n you anc wish all "111thers if lljlpp~ Wt% and thank Clod) Harrison who did such a. '.tii.o Hoh Msitrimons April GuesL,, it', the horrit of hit. and was over too anon and I surel~ Columbut, S.0 Mende is the hope that I can be around for inromint' president ii! the 1 rI (III il lit 1' - will Uu next tirx in Mas o' !'ls C,t ricalogical Societt Lirit! promises us that he has aimx veal' bOoks (•iWCfl iiit •ifl(a • tiitt• r*ltona. r j- /, $ of I I I ( 1,I JO 'AIrn Nl) I lW k()( U - ___, I ;• y 114411elos Los-es a rooniniate -- 1 , ;, J/ il Family Lib rhatttwbrdandquirreLc rVf_,P,q*1 " A --. 1. I cp out ito he a nature study also, in (pia I ir 1 t at tended i. _____ f_47 ~ LT 11T it 1;4~0 % SR H V? - W- IF r bb*. rl t r.tif - . It (____A _W__ Bridesmaids carried an .%Quit gown of shantung and consisted of roses, daisies, streamers to match her gown 8% FA%T%T71TF ED% ARM matching ° the bouquets identical of earIJirlim 'aOUfl and Teresa Mrs. JerrJn, sister carnitrnn and babys breath. M hit Hampton were not able to sit. t0n maid of bride. wim my Louipt o7org,nz 0?htn ho girl carried tend an the girls remembered da ughterMr. : coru ware of and Mrs. (I corsages wore th mothers Bo wore met- a basket of veIIo claisws. heni with a token I?L, All tOld. styled gown of orchid crepe. bndesmaid. Rnuuer of and jg CRITIMIOOS Pi 1riCk 1err Jackson was best man I just think these girls had ii F Mal oney,son o f George Rands a' color matched VernS1 chintz gowns r vellc The reception w as held sit the rca! good tUrw and are ..IIW F White of Iltona and the late lace trimmed the Empire Lisa 1n niece of the bride and Jon IAsigerV.00d and hn V0rTtRfl5 Cl Ub IX forward to John Maloney, were united rn bodice and leg -o-mutton arid flower girl wore a long Routier , IISIWN Loth from ..0 following medsatels Befnrewrleavcthrsubjectof -_ (I A Gma G - r_~ - te )0FI10f Mr.-NA -------------- ...., a- .- ly - - - CON - - --------------------------------------_- �. i, .I Sunda, Yi 6S-The Sntd Hera g -~---~~- --~!~ .- ,-,- - ----,. , -.,-- , * , , - . . . , . Rel*.ko Tie-Dies Fab S 5 5 5 5 :L -- - t -- - -- -- - -. - j ., r . :-, r . , - -, - - - ,~ - * '. O.. ~__ -i_-_ -__- - _i~~~~__~ -EHEi 'd_ .01K 4 t -_ -. rI I - - _~4 -- ~_, __ __~I -1 - : _.. 'I __V . It r , - = - -;-- _____ ki~ ,, ~ d. S' serd nerklarf.. left 7'ht- isin carried M Katsist) Suzuki im,pired thr vivid ree silk powit, ralleid .Iapane,m. fur, each far, desipre with a tin'. Lansra center Mrs Asaki co-chairmar n' the Junta' itctisng - in heart4ftped blacks of ire nositing an the top. sm-ed along ith the cake and punch were uu.sage hallsI, chicken. tac Co I~ A in - e an a i i, r on t iüfl carried a cascading brida' bouquet a! phalsenopsu; arctudf. and nuniaitun English i Dann% M Smilli. 20, 4* Miarnn(if honor, Mrs George is UI. V.P. Chert K Small, wore a formal-length Ciemat' gown of deep pint. crepe, with Guter. 18, R 157 Foi t C es - -. .14% . A NZ! - ~' # . - ~ - ~ ft -¶ I. B'. !SANC A IIOOTH - i. Li S. Hi' There was a real good turnout far the celebration of :1mm' Scout "Keep America !um'autIful Din " Pack 1 6. includtn' OUT Own Vi inter Spring, Itt'i I. t'iiflit' oUt it, fort-v. witt. about 4h miungaters helpIng out Tiat' CuP Scouters were given !IIrPt' pi.u*tw trash bags and walked a two mile mutt' along Senunotto Boulevard 1: wiu in tIe hottest par: of the tth . but 'heat' young ta'y mututpe!d to fill a wtwk pickup it-sari, full of 'rash 1 C It U 11 ( 1 Thai' sac's a bit for the iim ilu,ctrc the lain, showed, Lw: it does hold a lesson for Ut. Wh stuniuld there' tie ttum: much litter on tin- hagtmwayi.' Are you a hitust bug" Alter the Cub Scouts finitwd 'twit chores htw met Wick at the- Cukmnades and lund an ;cwurds cerenuons Sm-t'ersal scouts. wet-i' awarded their Bear .Ind With budges and a couple of tIn. boys graduated U' the V. i'bhm Certificates train burger Icing were given out entitling that' bus's to a tree but-get and drink For tie tea' Den I nieeunga heft for this season, the Den Mother, Mrs. Carrie- Grititian. hasplaflsto take the tloy$U)k differ-ru' place- cart' week. 'fl havezait-rrhants moral cotiperaird with the Scouts and '.iven free pas'i.W4suchptaces as Putt-Putt Golf, Piji hut and M*vDanalds.. The boyt should enjc thenudeves The '.i'ii lx' list ulit't'tiiie; U IX-1, June 1 a Attention, t' Tell Us. ytiW' 5t0T'. fle-WS' Wel('OTTie your Engag ement and weiiding formi. vaflabk at The Herald office, shcimtilCf be u -IrIpaIIWI b a black and white gi.ass. stid f'.t as. pubuicatwi dtiir'ed before 1date , . --- As wi all know - Mother's t)i isM 1 I am going It' take the hibtIrt) of saying Hsappm Mmmther's Da it' twt' of the flit'eSt niimthtt I i:nnv.. Mrs Iereus O'Neil nii mom and Mrs. Lillian Linmotti mlii n;i.ttier i They receive tiut pai;w'r earh wee4 sand I though: iht' would eri11m seeing tht'i mimes in print Haipp Mutter's Da from rice 'n all the niumthers in Winter Springs. (cim.d !tv, And C,umc Utcs --- Mrs Belt Rupp will have a ticiust' full of cumpun for the p, two weeks Mr and Mrs. tii.•in three ,l&itumt' Si;u children. C_urotvt.. Mirtuirl and Peter tram AubourT. Mih will lx' here Also visiting the Ituppi v.111 ta Mrs Sipe's. flintier. !.'.rs. (riire llingvnsniitt trot' 1:11 uinning. Pa GOOD NE1GH&)L OF THE WEEK a.c Mrs. IT velvi Wilhuims cm' 15 \urtt Ronst.w'. Street As all gout: ntijttitmurs, Mrs Williams is always resith U' bet;' nut in an ennergenc Slit i esperuilt'. tct'tptul t'.iti rnth' ii thuism wtti either The mother a! the bride chose a formal-length princess style gown of aqua crept' with long sleeves., high neckline and a corsage of beige cymbidium orchids The groom's mother wart' a pale pink polyester wvl" TIne-ri wits a Large nunihe ce CithZt!tlS Ut (hit ius C-oUliL'1 'it''hb01, Ttm('% attCTlCIed hit nhtM'tini' becaust Itt". had I: pe'riwnaml interest nit tine at unmiLtri un 11w ujteisdai It seettis III flit hunt the not'. ti.nie' tie citizens & Winter Springs came c,Ut It' force, U Wtlt!Xi it U "itit'siituu1 interest'* or of a controversial nuttier. - Marriage receipts and go t your favorite restaurant. With 15 cents you c-anget a cup of coffee. flut,00lylfynutiavethe Ibcents." The rent receipts are wwthlfts. except to prove you've paid your rent A ' . sow let'sbookattheadcantau,esofhomeo%'.flCrShip Generally WakuW. your monthly mortgage payment will include orinema]. interest, taxes and Insurance. And, usually speaking, your monthly mortgage payment is less than whatthe sameprcmperty w-ould rent for. This is generally due to the fact that if you rent the landlord has to get enough from the rental to make his principal and interest payment on the property, the taxes and insurance, and in addition tie has to get enough from you to help him maintain the property. And remember, he has no homestead exemption on property that you occupy. So, if he doesn't make a bit of profit his investment is not paying like it should. When you make a monthly mortgae payment the principal you pay is like taking money out of me pocket and putting it in another You're building equity in the property you own, The interest portion of the mment is completely deductible on your income tax return. The taxes you pay in that payment is also deductible on your income tax return. The only component in that monthly payment which can be considered an out-and-out expense is the insurance prcrnhun. But there Is a substitute for this "loss." And, that's sappredation. Unlike an automobile whicldepreciates Like mad the first j# mile you drive it,a house is likely -especially in these days and times - to appreciate. Let's take,f or I nstance. some of the Coun try Club Sla nor and Sunland Estate homes. Three years ago homes in these areas were selling from $8,500 to $12,500. Records show that recent sales of hnt- brght for $LO have sold for $fl W, to $14,000 and homes purchased for $12,500 have sold for as much as $18,000 to $19,000. and possibly higher. Some homes in Sunland are now priced as high as $25,000. True, they haven't sold fir that much as yet but indications are that I perhaps they will in the not too distant future . I - Seersucker Is In - • Cotlean & Polyester Blend • PLaeth, Checks. Prints & Stripes. Reg 2.7 III - - TABLE and 4 ARM CHAIRS " ttt dunkt-) bar.ebuli gun it, as am fund raising project. That idea from the Ways and Means Chairman, Howard 'tIlard ge'niera! nierti. of the, bership niertirqt uss'ciatumfl will be held ill City Halt, May 16, at 7:30 P.M. Tint' next P.S I.umokn like tin- ('inn- tamu!iity Association buitthnt: • '(C Reç. P4.70 'ec- sçcso SE flEES....... St 70 1 $ 1610 CHAISE LOUNGE •Reg $3971 OTTOMAN SPRING CHAIR . . Rev. QuO C's Fte'pembr G-'eer trairmes. with Purrp, in Ciettodil straps. CtiaIi.. frames with Daflodil or blue Crepe DeChin • Poiyami*e () • dea l for blouses. 6. dresses $ I e 79 • #.actaine Wash '(C ,' and White straps Pineapple Irarnes with Daffodil ._J'm Bulk Zippers xh' ee maw Crafrmwn and DoWnim; 40 Colors 7' - 22" Wide ill OSAWO! WIN'!EI PAkl the 1 $499 •Ps.ItIs. 6. White •Machnne Wash •oo' Wide Reg. 56. cut. 1R5 £1 COMPt.Rt,fL( LOUNGE CHAIRS , IL' $ diameter .'rr may be "closed in" b Ma% 3 The Ladies AUTJIAar3 277D4 TABLE and 4 ARM CHAIRS '265' m' 9" Yd Cohamas Maderia fe'j- t7L8t 41' dsumnmct.r Scout irixip here soon 'I'la' Winter Springs. Ctinirnunit As.tiiic'iiitii)n is considering both 'Pt1iuW purl til the' Associations native ii' ts'c'unmt' niu'-'v in''u!''t-d c*utt him youth in town ir '(C - niigti' find ourselves t . jt ' 99C is'ide it ill Sc 1KV. Girl Seomu: or 1itu pr 9 Checks A'T,Ie? I ION IA N b:, \Voodard )US' - STOREI4C)URS: 9105:30 EACH DAY b '' - V't' - BANK £,MERICARZ) - t-nr'1huiw that hatipens sit council meeting is. cm! a "petmnnl nature" mu- it. your t'.'.' W1m not take- an interest t' it' Why not drop duwi u City Hull and attend a netting' \'tnii jug, nw find it Interesting ' - 16. 3024 Sutton Dr. Colin R KogL 1 , 1 Ii Mars Ave.. U. Mar'., Susan M Sampson. . 147 Pmecrest lit . 140W W Curtis Knight. 16th, Doroth M. H.artafield, Z. Ri 2 Ri. w • Fermanent Prei.r Polyester 6. Cotton td;'_, FLORIDA 327 89 o kwoompare Statistics 4'4111111 'I" '"I' ll''41111 I II t'nni'I ii'" hid pnI IIIIII' IHItnIIiI. VII In icimil Ih•c' Fill 1. nmnkInit ;ttirpiie. ;inllr gn % riimimicnt neiit q i till 'Il 1w tthi tntitlr, hint nrc lircinil mitimi IIdIIi$)I ,twnql,' In qmIqH. 1 hr iiimit 1w nntInnnl III t'twemnt', hut necit hut 1)4 imiil tIHtflItPii mimir c'..ti In ' jumi lit itinri'. tic urnic Ii itilicu cinliiir el cilicilli), ' S fw,qill, 411,11J01 call IN, a 111111 c iINCH -- I It,t4 I 'J / j, tb. 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I m sichmic I tile hairsplitting differences Anil %% ell lwgiti sit till,twitilillilli, %%lilt in overview of %vital eauh of 11w', Statistical )ShehiuM hrmill with ltii%ermnetit 11141 1114111,4114 oil this kind. mwA Industrii-s litill Iliese 'lilt" Ill Ii rm'chtiiu Intl cdl limimitmil ii'i' tnt I , q r largely Iti,cimm,It ot kilid% of inforillatillil that 111v l)epnrtnii nI I milliliter' I Comilrm lion Put Ill I'larl' ctnn lion Included. For lime Moplil slim til cit Tips 4 Oh, sure. it takes a bit of care, maintenance, and a bit of cash here and there to dress up th e exterior and make the interior a bit more plush. But sometimes a $200 Investment can add a $1,000 worth of value to a house. good in Consequently, home ownersh ip today is if you Why' Because day's price-s. to vestment, even at conhomes new of costs e that th to wait it sterns continue the higher and higher. Therefore, and ttnue to climb higher in your property, equity get in building an advantages you deducting interest and taxes an your Income tax return, and appreciation can really mean something to you. From time to time I have young people say to me, ••J don't like the hou.ses they're building today because the small.'' '' bedrooms are toosm I agree. But the people who design and PLaY0daY are fast to point out that people do not occupy bedrooms as much as they once did and if bedrooms were larger moore It would square footage in the house would be' required and drive prices already high even higher. And, it's tough enough, they say, for people to afford the smaller homes today, much less the larger one-s. "i've had young people say to me. "If we buy a $23,000 'ionic and ftwencv $21,500 over a 30-year period 'e."d be paying $55,450.80 for the house. That's unreazonsblt." It .night be. But let's say that same couple Is paying $160 per month rent for the same house ( and assuming lit? rent never changed, which is unlikely) the same young couple would be paying $57,600 sand at the end of 50 years would have built no equity or accumulated any appreciation on the property. Again, Owe s no rthstitute for house owner ship. Finally, young couples have told me that they don't anticipate living In one house for 30 years. That all the more reason for home ownership. As a man grows older and he becurieIl more proficimt in his vocation or profession his lree,zne changes, too lie might want to provide a better home, a larger borne for his family. IlLs ability to do so might adwell hinge upon selling his present inane and taking larger to make the and appreciation vantage of his equity . r, Larger and more expensive down paynnis'nt on his newe residence V.*. I - - 1111111111V~ 4-S. -_ I . - -. -1~~ - ~ 4, VT ~4 - 1 . i " - 1 i\, , % . ' If - ~~Ur __ sun r hi tins -' I = :; -1.4 i I - - , ,- ~-_ ~,&. __ I ., ) - - ~ '.d''i AF, I .111. p -Lira ''.( ' -. . •. .' . - 46 10 - I..... . . 1 I ' A t - -, vi#~_ ?, low. 0 1 - ~ a. I) .5 . -- . JI ' 1~~rf,# effects of light. min find heat Is C85) (ci wash or snttsfnctory to drych-an. this a lnwI or tag giving Check qualitN of fabric wticii When you buy drapery or buying draperies What fabric is best for curtains atilt curtain inaterial, take time t ) draperies from the wide range read tile lalwis to find oUt will: situ are g thing lithe inbrk is i no'.'. on time iinrkrt" fiber blend, It will perform only Whether you're planning to as well as (hr largest perbuy fabric to make your own centage of tile blend. At least 20 draperies or purchase them fw'r cciii of it fiber must be read)-nuide it is important to present for Its characteristics look for certain qualities that to be effective. II you chose loosely Wi)V('fl willdetermlne your satisfaction material, find out from the with them. label or the sales person if the c , 1 -• . - ' 6 ' - :. 111. 1 '_ r -_ ivKR4gyp • F'.tcnslonliome Economics Agent - V ' 11)), IA)UISE I., G11-1, 19 0 11. On Buying Your A. , 11~6 I J, 0 The Federal goveroniciii. itvainl%- thro,ugh its Department ilhmers ihimt,i miii of ( onmnu rci' Just almitit every segment I,( tilt, A '% : - . - . . I .I - I 1% N I I I _,A I . - 1 - - 1.4 11-1 I . I. . ..' - - I .. - f4J1j/ 0 3ZEbAia Dan River PATIO and POOL FURNITURE touplec ccmncei ning this for a shot I time nu don t base an bcine'c bulng a tionme 13ut if %ou*re settlM in your job and %-our job is in thii area provided ) nme ownership there is no substitute (or at the right -chmx1l find the right horne in the right neightx to include pninmonthly pa'.ment.s price and siath the right pal. interest. takes and insurance. . sii let's Assume you're pennanent anti go from there. Now what I rn going to sa.y from here on is primarily twic to mast people who Nave been involved Ili purchasing jj owning me or more homes. But you'd be surprised how mani people(it) not fall into this citegory am] have abstained (rica htcmc ownership simply because they do not know ttit' basic advantages of horne owtvirithip. To start, let's suggest that you take )vur last 12 rent cc built receipts and determine their value First of all you've mi equity in your Investment, you have not been able to deduct front your inca-nc tax return arty of the interest and taxes a W'Tnent on a house woWti have afforded you, anti you have had no appreciation cm your property. pbDne 3ppw* 1~km invo%tigntv b E FIRST ST. Mt,s'rERCm-sRC,E . iii tte-r Mrs. Marcia Lathan of 80 - rtrrwr & h-highwim'. 1-92 and Suit, Road 4:14 Iron !i'Ot} U.Tn unti' the goiidne art all saki If vuit taivi a sweet tooth, dm1 t't and see wtuit these nirt- Ladies have U offer .- olis -our pcv!.ent at ea If %olu're onl% going to tv working in ) 6 children. H.. Gan ; illifill: [I-?%,( Ilt till stinit, trand% snifter wa long can. E Wsters. I& 261t Mrbuda Wn% %k iliter Spring. , X oluntee~ Firt Niirlti 3ft Strer'6, will tum, lwc Martha C Cutchet & Paul V. B'.TflT Coleert Dann. reactir, di mit hast Usin dkligh satin streamers r'epur'naen '. nc-i rnerung is reu.cur Ii celebrate on Mn'. 1 al ewstr4.% chd& ' Ninther'i, 1w and ul.51 I', * sctwduit-d far Min 14 It will be ' Melvin L kdU & Margaret.. s. i ii us Rt!glruild 1. .lohnsoai. Mres sand her entire ensemble twit! at ttst home of Mrs 'tt'uin alsi helpful will children biritathi) Huipp Miirrum' Hb Pay st.44-kcrt ". children. If otr (if her neighturs haf. u1. and flowerf, were identical 0 Musnu, Margaret F. Darts, S. hirthda; anti Hupp~ Mnthffl~ Martin. 195 Silutti Edgeniot. Johnnie A. Roberts & Blanks she can heave tier children wi th those of the honor attendant Miami The flhtInaber u rul% Marcia, and mau you have Street - c Denna F. Parrish served tas . tillin%. niun% ninru will 1w aqked it, rnti!y tht. Mrf. %VilliumF and 1* assured Leland D. \'andiver & Ratthat they will Lx- ar very good tirotiie-r man and usher- 104. Deborah A Moulton, nununnuorm of officeri math sat kip fl Braden & Lcrene A.. bars B. ii:i V. Coleman Car groamarnen were Ervin M it Spt'Cilil mt't'ting of the turnds John R~ Wilson & Susan M. U mouxly child, Rnherl Randall. M iol", W Moultrie, Gs., A swee: lad~% and am of "the Ctianvv%, ting committee flciruas Jean Miner & Charles Joan Finfrock & James E.. most tielptul people an tnwn' Eanznit F' Parrish, another 12th.RiL M Faulkner. t, 3015 nierr will bor several nui-ofart- ?wt, it' thi nirt- thinp that brother a! the groom, John H 011ve A% 71it, auxilmn- Lt aim, holditij, ii Bresard Wrri I) Haskefl & Curu.' R'.ar. & Myrtle I Perr'. ri tov.? '.'isiuri Li' OUT CI". thl& tuivr IKer said salmu. Mrs iJdWt and Ierr'. Ix JCrI-III o Mac lIm It scaL but't sik at' Earlirw .1, HL child. tulnw riv Milicr'm fattier. Edward Miller troni Mnunumimi. Wu will ta here for u tea' cthya visiting his sun and thiugliter-u.-tha. lulflflit . i . me ownctship. ' chare -with them ab-uil 1c. nii tots can go The first thing I sa'. 1cm '.-mmurig people Inge RM-4wt & J(ft C-10t - -. not "I you're ayoung irotiple Anti. voiti'm now renting. But, . I41 l'h'pntl nun( ni IniliIln'rt'e 1111111litilt prodilo ninmifitc. (tnnnu tnt intlluunn' ittlit iuiit twrm hi ha ve ii tnkr In till, cimstructlnn mnnikel nnt t kmIhImit' hkeWh ntetlwtt' Itint In sIatl'ttt ni erli inurv the 'ntiw miniverci" Whs rnn't ('nt' Whs 'tnm - ttim t'umlrat'l Vnitie mitut ('.ln5lt1i(tlflfl ti1 lii I'int i ec cmi ttrit' (1he'. intl 1 %liim Ii n asurm I' nperinm Iih iwtmmit ,ut' iint '.1111 '.'. IIII lii Renting 1'e i'OtIfl'.ChlCtl man'. '.min Mec 2 Rt.I Rt R Harare Cain Jr., 19, St. 2V . lÀ Mnnr. nn C ML Rx Igo 1,k Monroe ThnmasM..V.fcustcict I JamnesF Poiwes Jr PatriciaMae PC1On & Fla Mt.. Reila F• Bor Richard A.. %If rrmid-en name I • Ed'.'.. E l.a.chle'. 4t Holl) K. Stuck & Richard 1. 1APS-fileld Or., MT. Barbara E. John Eugene Sullivan & . 14 Winding Ridge Griffin. . Rd.. CT, children. .3cthn M Jenkins iv. z. Bz Evelyn S. Bishop & Claude ()f Page 1C 13. 1973 ,11 is iii Ii tttet)urtt It%•I'Pn tn fltI UC lt-mn'tinti 'flfl titI nnt :dut IF .W Inilitt' twl~'Iniiz, ic'cru sonw mung These arc two questions '.hhh ,couples. (11ther yming couples don't care. it .wnis . . ling Us It It '\ 'Ti \'h IUlI , , I1iIIII ( it Decoro And Buyi ng 411111111h t7hurlm F. Stortleniver. X pearli, with the lart Ways Thou9hts m- - %. %, %_ Srm4ay, My it' I ik'nnis .1. Musselman. . illusior, in twtI shades n! pink Tallahamw. Kath3 E. Hair.. -"-. :i:tactwd ti a matching cap SIx- 12P Fm Ridge Rut'.. 1W Willse M Willtarms., X. 126 Lk .,arrtrd it randlu arrangerrilml mc! deep pink carnations, baby's Howell Rd.. AS. Lurlene Bruce, Aeu-simi viI t) Real Estate .Gardening • wedding trip for a ' RvAr. Washington, 171C and New MISS Judy Krause. Hofl Vsallri,'e Mi MSSUdA \ii'i. Cits and their new wv find RobW Hunter. -e r." -t Holi - v R ti hoves and a shori veil of iI- L; 1,1' eral Dodge, Commerce Difference Lifestyles • La N of lie C'-jithe&al train as edged in ____________ in stiadt' oh brown or shin hlar n'.Int. •rsr% with Batik She uses the mothn to aavantage it' eting her own ararl of silk right %katet Ulm' nn & tabrim Mm Toshio Asaki weari, Reilso F - - __ . A nd pimento wtwrt they both fl 4flrC at 'he FkC1((J J fllVPFt, t)it ) AU daughter 1)1 Mr iiiic1 !.irs 3n)ri high neckline and a pink canu'ic1-,e. mints and nuts uw New 4j Mrt 1'ktn Fft'iatrie 12( Firpst )fve. cdluin orchid ragc. F vccal national T flake. Mrs .1trrw F M"r .'tfl aTh1 tfl4Ni 'Mrs Crath c'tuiril S:in!nr4. ni1 were 1U(i (IflOtigh Pernxnke Ca grandmøtler aerve4 the ('ake and pouring showl i'iirrtsti, nor'. iv M ani Mrs ('OfltCSJflt 1 .3 Parrish. c;ret'n Cove of the griorn. WILe a hrrnal were the Misses Jennifer 1W f length gown i! pale blue crepe Rrvsmnt and l4 ndji Keene )'lrs Ng lirtit Springs were united in Hol . April 14, with matching socemries find William A. Blue. DeFuniak Mr. and Mrs. FrVII ChATk(! Springs.. çt-esuled t the ides at Pmntcrest Baptist a white carnation Corsage. Thr remparin site was hilok. table. otivered with a Simi 3(shn H. 1,011 M. Moultme. Church Mr. and Mrs. Jcrr Offtciatin elergvnian was Fellowship Hull of the Church ruffled cloth and held a large ;S l.yrrn Suddath the Re Kenneth Holt, pastor, Tables we t overlaid with nylon memory candle encircled with jrrwll; Mrs. And ni the double ring. candlelight net cloths with ruffles and greeners, interspersed with Afld ltigh: Miss MarshaMice Jessica Flake. Miss L'premorl% Mi Mars Raster, candlelight satin bows rind ptnk and white porn poms. A ltrrwl and .lerrs lr all of 4ttcHflWr at the 'orners The Large colonial type quill pen pianist and Mrs kenneth Hall. 'sinnl1, Ga. gi' the 5(blOiS. presented sin imp. cake an punch tables were was used tiw g't ues book propruite nuptial musical each zm&rned witim five hran Thrtt. Donald Also ched silver candelabra and program Miss lAnds keeuirw distributed .ctsonville; Mr, and Mrs . Church decnrsitrnns included casesiin arrangements rwe bags an pink net tied with c;rath \ Flake Mrs Vs illiarn ?w Large baskets of hIte deep pink carnations whIte imink nbbnn and arranged A. Blue and Mr arid Mrs ti F breath sand satin gladioli carruitions and pom porn poms hubs ('leFuniak in a lns'sls huge porn porn ballFlak and famtl porn' v. itl atk foliage potted spiral eucalyptus 'ollage PhIms. and an arch braxt, nv fitlur-tiered wedding cake the tables. Mrs Marine HanKrw wles, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs as in charge of the p F kerks Mrs Ins Pearl cock nrnr'-hranched cnndeLahrs all hetieen the columns with Vsalctngbam Mrs Ins Mow with ivors tapers A white prw- rns, a miniature maid of reception decoratmns Mrs. John lobris and Rits man for traveling Mrs Pirt-ish diet was used and famils pews honor and lopped with a bndt sill of Tampa 'Mr arid 'Mr' • en' iiii anc4 gronrr, tinder ar. :iC'7 I)' wilt t in cultmr -th hn' I. Knc U llen'. l'.este with nrnngt hiom l punch mble of funk bo and fnliagt pwn Richard C-allahan. I.-leamater. Given in marriage b~- her was iterved from two punch beige scrervinn and a MrIlk, Irland Keene and Lyn stopfather. John E Balton. thr. howb, with pink flowers fraren nrrhid oix-sage 71* couple " A " SHIBORI .MILE - Tit--dying .1, I tatrit for the deLigm ul Re'illsti mMelrt! hert. a), the% will ht it) it Milillin Dollar Japanelw C,alft-.1411utr lit. Japan to, heneff', cancer research Relko \ samazaki Ehrnn hon in Toki ti woks not . .. Miss Vvnnt C'hpntI. crepe gown with long s1v. hrn. -----•-_. ~~ ~ _______ 1. ~ 1. 1~ Repeat Vows In Candlelight Rites IrWt- wart a farmal4engti, of Wort sitppe.r satin in a classic fashioned siIhnuear, fmiturinp long lam sleeves and high rrcUlne. 71* bodice nf re-embroidered IN --_- Aleworl lacr wf,~ l4c"-entrie it chi.cxers n' ved pearls gmrn -c ______ - I .1 I - ,i - . 0 - - I , - .- ri*cs •• • • • • - - Yvonne Chapoff, Richard M. Parrish For Her Newest Desi°ns f ~ . I - e c4's ,• -• . . - . ?. I lbs good draping quilit) cent dimensionally stable s4) it . . 1~__M -A f _____ --I Will not shrink, stretch or will not sag or hike up. Sagging, i _a~~ -0=" , 7 GGMWJMAJ sag. • occurs when crosswise fillinit I,, • 'V' I 1 I I. -. I II '."r,i't Y Itt lt' l'.''I Is wrinkle resistant. I ' IIiS fabric arc too thick in Many of [bern ikiting from ant iquit'. Is resistant to the weakening . relation to line lengthwise or warp threads. The draperies • may hike up or sag unevenly I hen these crosswise threads f orn take up mositure, swell and pull I S up or warp. Because fabrics with a thick, loose, open weave fine fabrics like batiste and Leads I gather in moisture, they look limp when the weather Is I tniiuffl. i S4mIne fibers have charsircisi&icns trctt'h reat r'ur.d linked with hunianaty for thirty- iLatas which are unique afl1flg By oi., M,I-: %SOitl) teristics which make them less from the along the oak avenue gardens of the South. five million years. susceptible to sunlight than NEW YORK. N.?., the avenue cour'. which come orchard to HYDRANGEAS, Most of the roses, gardenias others. This is another point to Summertime brings Into unique landscaW a California continued to lead till check carefully if your windows blmin some of the most in- and hydrangeas are a part of a into bloom the lot week of May creating Hydrangea Ilortensis. vista. Many of these great in new construction states get a good deal of sunshine. teresting anti showy (lowers in inilrack of propagation which include when the late Hydrangea opuloides, shrubs were propagated from began In 19, contract value during 1972, but Examples of fibers that can the zt estored gardens of are Mrs. Milton Underwood of Hydrangea quercilolia an old white hydrangea which Florida Jumped from fifth to (tike stronger sunlight titan Itosedown. Atnong them to save tOakiraf Hydrangea, and the still thrives near the original second place, replacing New others are glass fiber fabrics, rich blue hydrangeas along the Houston, Texas decided garden toot house. Hydrangea old York in the runner-up position. Dacron or Fortrehl (both avenue and garden paths, 11w fatuous gardens of rare jewelToday macrophylha tricolor, a the F.W. Dodge Division of polyester, Verel (modacryhic). hundreds of giant gardenia Husedown Plantation. Prubably the most rar Rovanna or Saranspun (lx)tli shrubs, Lind inany varieties of the gar&ns offer a massive like blolwni of one, "wrision. McGraw-Hill Information shrub n the r-nunus: arid summer G int blue hydrangeas x:th l rare old roses winch have been. stint'. of old pants Systems Company reported. Systems Saran). i;i the "hit) of I sed n Among the top 10 states, .irdnia 'Gardenia For •. Pennsylvania 0154) registered a tuninnu t These blossoms wit: Major change, (fropplill (ruin ,'(. ne dimension petals are rart' fourth to eighth phie'.' &'en in gardens of today an 'ire not available in the mark. ' The 1972 state r,mtil-;iris:',, They are popularly known i based on a review of contract "Lantern" gardenias. is their statistics compiled by l)odge, seed pods in fail and winter ar show California with just over ______ brm,ht orange and are shapes: $9 billion in contract value for h%iø- ,,• "Iowrng lantern, oh1 types of cor..tructton, (.)'rIIEK VKlETLES Followed by Florida, $6.5 it.irdenius thriving on the - I Ni%#! .*~ ~ , I -N 4 V'--. billion; New York, $6 billion; ______ grounds of Rusedown ire Cape LI~1,! Texas. 85,8 billion; Illinois, $4 Jasmine Gardenia grimbillion; Ohio, 83,9 billion; daflurut, Fortune' a Uirtlenua _____ Michigan, $3.5 billion; Penn_______ li! Gardenia furtunianat, sand s>''la, $3.4 billion; New t)wurf Gardenia 'Gardenia $29 billion; and rudicas). Mu5t of these shrubs Virginia, $2.7 billion are ut the South Garden under giant hivie oaks, hI1 statistic's, called I)odge Th (lId flowers for which i Construction Potentials, Rm,mjuwn us mut faizious are I provide uionttily data on time 'he rate old roses which adsien square dollar valuation and arbors and fineen the footage of new construction. ,truunds Here among turnuil This highly selective ini plantings rvuunlamxnt of the lowliiiiiiiiiiii f ormation allows building -neat gardens of urupe these pruilUt't sulipliers to deicrittint' -'r' t the age's am part ii ,a .1 1~1111111111111111glI1111111111111 demand for their products sic - .ipidl growing collection of any combinations of count ,i ti&-ient rsc fauulles which .iieaS far e:.&ugIt in adtanct' iif - vte threatened with xtuicUun on-site need to take mar keting '% hen uiudern, glamnucuu.s action. ",he KI roses bet sme popular. MAS takiitg prvt'edIta' utter all While total U.S. construction her varieties at Rasseduwn are Will increasing 14 per cent, he tea roses wtai.'h grow only in from $80.2 billion in 11171 to 891.2 "ut Stuuth These .uld-fj,datviied a billion Iii 1972, California was alif putt of . .'.-'. as tziush reçi'atcring ui ci.ht per cen t •St uthiern heritage as isamiy itiC'reliSiS; Florida, plus 55 per stl'.enciar'e. luster tea sets asw.t Florida's southwestern cent; New York, plus 10 per corporation. Located on RECORD SALES Marco Island's newest cent, Texas, plus 17 per cent; Condominium state betluin '.LsLbxxMluwn Illinois, plus 22 per cent; Ohio, mile &i'escent beach. MI tile provides a proper setting fur 4.2 sates Island's by The I)eltona Corporation $4.8 million in minus per per cent; Michigan, froni $56,000 these rare old roses. apartments (ranging mi within three weeks apartments went plus 14 per cent; Pennsylvania, QUi'iI NA'LlJltALJ.'( rows $83,000) the minus 23 per cent; New Jersey, Island both Marco '.'.ert' umung the ltrsl plants sweeping balcony view hold, deposits on 38 more apartments valued plus 21 per cent; and Virginia, to t'tvr iw set out it hi-tt'.'. ll( 1)1 Mexico. recr'ivt'et by ion iIltI the' $2.6 millwere IIliii 'h)itSt'(l tiui. 21 per 1-11t ". - . (a ii i u mm Bu ldi ng Of er I Beau t'l* f - '-,.' .-.- " E Flowers _______- !W 1 _____ ,V'I ____ n ' - - 4 __________ "_i " ______________ 1T1 ) 1 - _ _____ Iiiu•• __ ____ _______ ______ - - 'j" ' - alter its the market. In addition to on 73 units already at the M to price have two bedrooms, two baths and ci (;I �- -,- - -- -- -- 7C— The Sanford Hr "t ~ ,:4 1 FMM . I _. - ,~. ~, ; _. •• f• .. , - 4 %, _-) , disappeared CQ NEYI WZW'T BE A S4104N SP, w., a.v, fur - 1A b _____ Here's the Answer aswer ~ 11 2:i I I ri .. t: •-. - lnstt.ad von can fake am Wi textuni - of lIst rough snncj - . S) i-' nn rs e // ) ) ,~, ,~, ~"" /, I , r ' I ~ ,' , -- / / sip ii ton: / / '2' . I1 ( 7 4 / ' It A for .-: T -, ' I-------- rV,.# - . . - ?i.'U ht SthCT idn I, Ij's IS:5I .Ini,;,, q VIIU iinti, hI,ihIss,s,wI. I:I;i I , shi 'if itrspItiin rif F hn'e' I - f 'r f,,. fr. '--.-- kiiriinsurr, antic ip'i' - t',nskorq •\' c''rshnj fyi U trt'r "fit' i ui' iirwl ,i,, ir,i tt. I fli Work Goes . ss shirt' r, v if niI'r h''s,cic stIIII 1, 5010.(011" p'.snk of H Ii 1)1 ff ff1 t , I, r it n ,i. - unhi' $IN1S1 ti '' tinf tnt. q ,c )5 IiiiIsI,,j' ,II l,;;' i. I iii I fi,',r,.h,iI fir, #1 I'Vol iii Hf f, 111 I' II fric r \i,tc'r huh's I nip (if in,nn. It":,. l's '.irpuIIlsjhnIs Ihi ruijitirsil flu cInsthrti' I1,,iI'if5' B ' 'W$II he if. Oti turitoqi ',nthnqu'iq nit' iete p'i'ir anii I'uruuung ui.• - ()fl SS C)C. I (J E Open New OfficE. y i,,, h ItisUriwil ,;,r-: I them "f rom iin% iifr and hn'sIds sontn,s lIon d' kr'p up s'shth changes In . If not all that s- ode shis-h nrc others are experiencing thrlioch Advertisina in LIFESTYLES.- stan, -. LIFESTYLES can clet results beCauSe it works for you . it offers An explosive market place, outstanding home values aardening ard focal ne ws coveraoe decorating ideas fin a ncing ,rsfcsrrnat,on o.etion s. luwias uith nsirninl rnaintrnans-'s isill riecd mist''P answer columns hugh readershir (tie _______ - _-__. - _•- -. -- zTi I -_ - i .- ft ltk the e -,, - c - F1'.okhirtdrr iy's the ssv" will landis (till rr'-.'sI østure 'ser,Iees on .i tornt,,iI,rt,.d multiple Iisfin 'ufli, - - - - ~__ . - voofttp - - I _ r' . - ______ - TtO - v - li nn,H' _____________ s' , * - - -: - -- ~- ~ ___ 7 I ~Ir_ ~~, _~ ,.- - - ______- )fl'.inc i tV ~ M__ 7- - --I __ L~--~r_ . ~ , LiL,-- - _.., -. ,-_J_ - -1 -_ R • ;Vwt V ik~ ~ Hue s the Anower I i__ M~,~-!--_. 1:L - -- -_ ' ~., _~ ,. --- _-__ - =~~-i_ - b.- ____ :~_ - ;!~,~-_-__~~ - - -- - 5 m-, t - Ingn? - ------ ~ -~4 . - - _4'_• - IV... ., . "%, .1 ! W=QP _"~~ , Z '!film 11W ~ I '7.1 I' , . I . -.-. . . - ~ ,-_.~.-_____ - '' _4 -.. --,_!-~ ~- ~ 3W - , __ i - - =- . --.------------- --- -- —. . _- __ - .,~. .__ fif-11 ""'' ' '"(• Nea'steatisre's -1 f I W.1,1 --* h(-j,iqe in a new eIe,v,-Iop,- . r. T - . - -•. If 40fli IMR Ind -/'Ill - Im 40st 1.4e., ..'s 1 - 5. uc ti'' end if ,*-.-.Sr,- -r*rW in'sn jet oniter for next three r four msrsth's -.- -- .I F! _. __r I ~ -.!.~__ - - 1' Ronil ni 'nrr'ntiy ii hnmc' in Hidden lake 's wr planned net T % 4&~I` 1:--_A,-- ~ ammiz' - _______ lit, of It". LIFESTYLES rc - - . ~___-i_- ,Z:lif,,I. ~, Try Advertising in ommneris'st 14'pIr'ms' fd - : - __- w .l&~_ I I (,rlandes Road in 'Alsntor Ptr' 'snd cIl!Ith (,u,nge' A - ',riøne - -• - _______ _________________ si , %cars old. What ,An,, INname of the Poet IA he said. * It take% a heap (it 11% Ing tit mako, a hou%c a hilme-It could also N, said that it tak" a heap of fi%in' to kccp a how-c in shRPCL I dn feel that an% hous-e hitill . I - ~ _V_L__i%;~--- - -M =_ - ---------- --- -Onto, itiryo 1% .7. for It - - .$ - - ~_ good anti (in puole,l thr homelmi,rt. 14 I'd dd in care iii's selI xi horns l's bulllhI must ,s gisen constant maintenance lii ks's' In 'utiid condition and in goixi Appearance. Take A good look ill toolit os'sn neighhorhnod. Sonic home's ?.S sears out ar's' In l'Uvr- costly What you need are the selling results . Iii nsi tipinlon ' I - . .. Since hiulhlln g inspecto n ec nr rsar's' uisiman and hnee suinirns tnr an r sisir mu n are human ermnri do ha ppen f rom time In time. flit( I think most of them sire corrected Nallitalls, - . I - .1i.14~~ . i- u hisi, though, the -_-_- I made from time to time. On 1h -0 10,4Pts in (PTt? i ?'fritprla re al 'south t'syjri .-'srei s well Ora 01 0110 "":~A . - ___ ~ . •• &. r IL ~~:,!6 :,~ -'- And. I can Alo%urc % ott that mof.t tit thrlor cillei, of Ziicchsrs fr - _______ - rrst 4,, profrct hwsei IJi , ,,,,,,,, " ntiiils sS'CC C'Ofl)pIIfl)(S \ov the Hzspp' FaN rTsa"igoICI is a mt -uc'n c)t ctuons nrngtsrn hrnn7c mcdiii vinnet it be v.ith lest g:irth'nc in all iuirt' .. Imilielillititiq ;o f libitil wool "ri- jo . 0 ~ A' , 'r" The qmIllOtt. 912&1, table and hrid marigolds so called fo * r measure It;' 1. ,11OFe %hrielle:I, lacquered rubu mak*r. ar. their neaIr tinifnrm grow t h that can rujill% pt.rt(s:-,-,, ir ,,.j agreva.hh flit! f(.- ,tj,-sj- nl,.;Ipr - 1 (#illv I I A SlIllito- sin I 'otiOrtio lit m . I ,1/ / .. rustic besirns for tinnjn. baskets and a bash up garden floor of polLchro 'shhte stones I I;IIII;I-A Ill% I'l , I% hot 11 144)li~ 1111M 41 Ilcar Hill 1 / hrud Tuc'chint squash calI'd Aristocrat It won the hron'smedal for its extra eariunes. prolific- s ucids and qwilits ot it dark green r Ic wh 4 tnn meruca otir I,itie% .ir%i mai, 1)4, flit,4 I,11111% at C woliK I'llidalvil hilililing t,n,q Isshh.ssi Iruj tiuntsr ' Ittic -wored higher thar. hold shape and tenderness tt- 1. 4111111 Ms tie and 1 has-c isuuks'd at i'mq' of the ness 'nntn its-lion in Sanford and .crnmnoIc I'sitints WhIle 'nnw of ft looks aerne of it also Isik.s prelts ISis siti '' iti ii ttt f,,.,,i,Intnnq VII ''V II' $'t silt s'ssth fit ptl)flrV iii fit in sinil iii tu liii inn'. t issittislallnis; it., tnifhl in fir tissli .'wilfI ;in I );i tunis If.; ti II 51 iIiç pt iijis I l's IH'iIIi huiht Ii, l;p, fi*flfl )htti h ufiti ii' t'I ,'sqi,s Intl ' in,'' ( fl .l I I '\Si I \S1 114't aid Hi ni I t at( i .1it,t 4 I,'/_.. P roject hore 1 II. h'Ifl • si i itt' ti fi't I I. ic, I isf fIt. l i ttitfli'i,t slilini ls cho, I' I':'stIi t'IIVit hi!, , I iiitiii it it iii its' '),'.i I h.stozr.tph. "s't I Is I initfas t stun' its I ;t tunis uPHill isa ii t$'S'tl • •ititilsir.t Slits P $t 'stinills, s'akItit fi Iii. piii'h tunshisini nttusis urn his - / / iflatis C hiit tv.o V('(t tSIh It i' aI.- ue1iul as a pati venerable, hic't: Box inchr-, across Also Plants lsloomun hc'iiii1 s egelsuhit , 1A Den free-standini: rloset, exlim0c, ran become if repositar) for rants at vnur - - There and it ________________ iiahk flcwsr painted to match the iincknt medal fi nalist T u• Peter Pan unnias won ;ii wall. I h On Ow living room sid height vail' and doors ti stud leave ni p'isass '-snrth. tL •- ? Garden Award WOOd and the entry Side with Peter Par Scarlet s moo th plywood wh,ci I has been declared - suppls pipe to the house is at 'Tl*-''s _ ____ Question - - :: - Os for the ifl Bays 01 01 ht-cam(- it veri, rimi-b-needed nW, (owl, On(-, but wnuld clearli, Thu tivu scarlet witinel come One W ,If(. Ili Most loili, ar; wall for one of tht. twin gnIas combines altrartive large. ular vegetables aernss thu love he ronvenienrets, of flan k in g the s&rncjtns f1osr i7t wit h thcarf plant coi1ntrs it is eas Ii ro cntranc't don't Thot natural look of the flAnr hallit 17 1 ou e, r s are well- quick in mature. T* Akes linic rourage, cresitt .your own n(,,A dotihied and Measure tip to spare and pradiices well Or, Inver, rombines; with the tour inches across Rut the hushs plants ingstibule ij~ eazt, plant itself holds corripact, ago, gardeners him. heratiSte it can tilt at; much '' background for the cowhide- and no mnre than to friont high, in noYears Wa% of telling which flou leather furniture and it hugt Visual as actual ThLt means Leepinp with popular de- er~ an~ vegetables were rva' him windn, A Ito which I added mand for lowe? growing an- III the horst, despite rlaim~, ", ttui', vnu do not need tr, build full Forget about there the new tile the wa% I: was are other considerations inorilrinally You simply can 't rtmove the o16 tile without cut. the !It r time, we And fir ts1n- o! von wh Q - W soon must get the It toilet bowl in our downstairs U I C lit I b not knotiot how tA) bathroom replaced remove it so as tD keep the same Urric. ive wnu!d like tv tonrue-and-groove arranpe- have Installed otw of the f lushment, intact Also, how is the Ing setups that do not require a place" nevi, tile pa A — Yes provided th e water A Largestin Daytona Beach 41f '' ftrml to 11w' floor and its onc saIl I matched the being in the livingroom if you an among the fortunatt feu h still own lover , treasure IL Like trutn , •1 One, of our finished atur if hadiv . .7 And if von 'art he your own zsrfenter irs the came Z4vifl hnfnr doithili. height ~ - -4 or felt from hooks in the iling can divide urwi conquer d 1ah the- adjacent entrarim door. 1hu All Ampricit hnnor-- this neevnI container plant No It tid~ trarvleaving about a font of Air "hove .5 Ni f1nscr ach ieved high t('s1 on their heauuts rn the IW%* v.SIII tO preserve cition 5pJH5f no longer have the luxury of It clawt and feeling of larger spacn. among the mnr,% varietics hfirdv. rind proliAc, acent-d sheathed the living room submitted for esalnatuon nsa ifl to the awards committom mirror space; no longer cars a Side with three panels Of rough 11(onwidr visitor enter withriti: imstant.1% Tops in vegetables is a hl, - ;:RZw TW& -SwE.LLAZ p.-' the entrars foyer THERE ' Co's, I t 1k t this gradelesi: massing of nindu of dthgon,al raw-wood. spa, one of the happiest, sidini: The frame was eon. fls Sheilo stud \Ihssn Scnn Iwnd;-i;_r-1 of all roorru; has, structed nf two-by4num brAred NE A t,ardrn Cohimnis,tf. . - ~ ,~ ~.K___'----. I1~ Homes -- -" I ,n (t* fl1Ifl spsu'c th A5S._)RBio4& Tn- kFe.piLv Ar-TFIZ T,4E S, 4E,_A6r_ IS 1 - Estate Real Space `.-:.','_ ,j; Mtrrnrc t( ear fnrn mans f 1aeI Vu larnental arnenUte of make-believe ectshtiIe Three daiI hivinç It almost as ti or four vrt,eal two-bv4nur Iron crihn to font ran sup tiders think tluh enc'insin. ur port si kit approprUtic number of square mnfrrnrs Of wood panels strung bet'een em .1 fret vith the requisite create 54 NIIRIUII cities tuithrnoins and kitchen is Uw nnl% possible isnawer Is tje (inc ni itic cast veit- jlcs I ever ereatc1 WSs' average American fumils In '. " St THAT WWf'4 WAi. Today's ) duffm s - - ___-__~, ~~ Foyer Of Hurts . - ... " . Wiw SHE..LC T .1811 - i ~) PArCHES ON A PI-06 Eft WA-LL 940OLL ____ - -. - /,~ -_ nit - - ---- Lac - THE SPC - 1' __ 'oe 1 -. - - Ii ____________ 1 ,,___- - Sunda y, May 3973 31 . ? I : , . - - ' :' : rIP. - , 'hen . I Iv you have cut around all tour edges.. the tile will drop down Take out all the sisples o, , witli which the tilt was original 1% installed of wood after sanding it) det"I wbrUIC' the finish z smooth would like vro tell vour readers about 6 little trick'of mine- that this state vou have two right% I questioned him about this Beware Disease Let I santl wood arw want to hir espectails If the ceiling ha Tomatoes Of U It pi irig t wt'tI or s This is also the time wher, Fu.sariurn wilt attacks, — It W limits b's sanding the final coat but when I did this it scarred tht trust.ructions. some types of yellowing of the older, lower 1 enamel However, enamel U111StIttf-I lok, 11! tilt ;11;c"wo wuist'. ss:-':i: urs. tuerstil upur hut liii'. Iii-lieved that thiI, self-imtilolation (if tilt % I d I, lo; isoth Vi: tiit: (I whivIt would enstirr thf-1, rt-11111oll tievillid ill(- rll%l Thu W,inid kinsarust Ttus -n:;tumn wti siutits'..-d - IA it bl, tilt, Dritish in 1120. low t O( t it. in u. us I Comprehensive Real Estate ptp's'ts i- coats will grip proper s a nd all au - ace blemishes wilibe-elirns ss Iiov.ing proitss graduulls nD ted includet more and mom of the foliage and a accompanied bt, * tlOttL'St For either at Ands- The. wilting Imcurties niore extensivi, iron dalt It, dal, until c'ents unit a long stamped self- The. t-si't' lar ftwased plant is usually . dark tie's right. also. about debts. To put It prett) bluntly, hubby I cant get into a poker game and gamble ava the home in s'shlch snu. his suite, and children list. - ' 's 11743 Be sure to specit'. ,-. I passM the Florida Real Estate Commission's required education course. I have not asked to take the FREC license law examination because for some reason I feel I could not : . . handle customers for m broker %that suould you do In this -- . - abodo~ I LA I L. I ., I . ; 14 t cur 1it 4OTH . .1 us -usual)% liall faig them ill it Closet ('11I muftill~ them Its,' niutti I.art-ts,- fs't'tl nit 4 . . to cc is i' , s , ;• X ioi, inuln.iIt i I I .. I . ings and tither surfaces ttui-it lint' aJ then sprasing itit1'. are hard to rt'lKtI and een)v Do nfl soak th Too You can jCL rid UflflMCts mdUet15PT9 wtfl their e and larvae frow. leave a white eposit ter It and hanr tlieni to sun and t into air. be ii;ury tt, liont sehir-h -s-.r, In- I drieF Nevey treat ijifantj~' Lipparel or tilankets unlesi, ttie% are to 1w stored. Bt--furt. Us, ing again. launder Or kv s; •.5 After treating %otaoleti Lirti- (1 TT U' ti:. s- uffirient - real estate ha . ii ou want if III ill I ~-_1111111111 W 1111 if 11 11iJ t .- t i i i i i i i ------ - - ft 11 q .' . . I I - 41~js I 11 - t aider , .althouji this - This son ight possibility - -=- -- the one next door -- 1. , ",- I .' ~ .' ' 7 I .z- ---:------.-__- - -- - /-_ 20 f'; W Y REASONS , ' .I I\ \, :I N - -111'~11 , I . % . "~~p-. 4 4- - 11 III :0 , -0 - IN I ~ - - r 11 II spend SOrurs - Az~ . " -pp ' ill U, I I I r it wiffm t .." 1111 ° - "-s ~: I _..~ - I- I qvc ,, 1I''IP'wiu1j I 5) [1 ~~ I - ~ _. - __1 =---'. Imil poiliii 11PI111:111"ifill"0 IUliir.q1 ----i I -- — - _~a __ --A. _ _ -- - . --"___-;. OLL m'II'u'u - - 1 .9 ~ - - A .- .W YOU* I I [ . CALL IT HOME, COMFORT i Cei, ,it -#,,j, 4. A , '1'-t,Nt1r1,.jhct,se Eiv,.irtc Appi#in,~ %!s. sss ocors / `11 ~:_. Tile baths Ample Closet P - - S . Lca?cri ii It r % Spjl..~._ - III! I '° enitrst ! I OPEN DAILY Bedrooms 1 8 so so 7— 1 TPlrOuqhoutL\1Lbfe . - I 1uLrmiirurw nJe1 ____ iawzw-t~- -1 -- nzlm~= - i- - . .__ I I I I, 11 11w It %. . . III r1i M.- - . _~ .. W VEHICLES - '1 t5 t1S . I -1W,11 I N11WI-I TRAVEL Voisia __________ I . I. 6 11 ~ ,V , ')) ____ I if ' J) - . Ow it III II., 11 ipw - 1. Jill %. .i 11 - L I I . 11 Cost Any More" I - I : : ' 'shopp;nq Centers, S(tiQots Enterjr' IlI e tit ML-111LIP'll Servic e,'111d - Etej,~he-~ 'siteIuP l3atanceot r'.hste.?vr4.sI De-ss.n '1 L C4,n". enient Sna, si i T - %1100EL TQOAY . uisn .:.l,, — __________ - Concord - Motor p H -- - - — 1 asher ' - 'I" Hoines 5 I 11... ___________ w $ %orkn 4'srishsp and Quality Mstrsjh, l' \iotPi*, •" S,til,i'yii / $ 45,000 to 50,000 -- _,u 01 - --& it 146 dz.-ffpj~~ ----~ - - .11, I MW the chemica l as no indication there i enough of at i I I I I I I -I I I I I I I - , Terry - - I Tr I I~ ,I If to (ahed MARONVA HOMI: Ito Otto.* V" "ev for woultIelf You 11 call it lolomw Trailer I I /,. " . J, .;I 4 -I . '5 ?1 eu ultimate in The low - - luxuryliv ing the sea in New Smyrna Beach Mini Home And 5th Wheelers 0 44 by utopia I I, F -" ~ I ---k I illoncing Avail.it it'. - I " I - . W I . :7 recurnmended amount is one pound for each l(K) cubic feet tiiirsç tIesi' tigliti'. - Come for a visit In the real estate busitirss % ou still % on't knou all therr is it) -- MA'.SKtNG TAPE heavier than air. plave t!w chemical high--a quantity on a shelf, a bag or perforated container hung from a clothes rod. Such irturage areas - j4,K; A //I - 4 , - J4k - in trunks ~ -,M .. ,, ,-, I- 1' - SEAL DOOR As tht, ctivinical j.%upurgle! I- giveb off & vapor whict, kflIF Moths It it, not tilt: smell that retwIs them and : t ~~__ — used Ivneraililo contain nietti0XVchlur. Strubune or Pet. j is that the cracks rixaj - __________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ - . closvi and I, ou tire- asking lor fabrics by cleaning tt)farm Fr"uent -brushitiC Lind suitninp whenever posrable wili heIp Dr~v (*8111119 will flet rid of them. 'F "-w-n- I - -_ - about real estate bt-fore yuu face )our first client or I Yr 4'I1T1'V-TIL.rTTtr be airtight to being a customer ousuontknossit then and - ftid on and hide us Store head List- lubeit- careluib and fo ll v IIIStTUL't)OIis pravs clothing th-I - sw- ti . BAYS1 MR11" BX11 I AND TENNIS CLUB some krrlbk and cosfis blunder sour broker suill keep and '.eofl)ouafldhes'silIassis1,oualongthesua> 1)011 teserget the idea that ou se got to knov. all then is _______________________________________________________________________ Vacuuni storage arelf! !f " ulurl) Pal sjoi-cial attention III cracks, tin. -boards, Timid- 11 _-___-~~v~~ -. infestation Lint, dust und • 'I I i - : SHUT WITH _ - I S e itt ireem.nt in tsn ~ - & n hould lii the rrirki lib ' - ._--~-~ -M-_!F? It, .- ~ ------ - iii . - - --V . - up e'srrcb. * - - Ing ,ubuut isn't Vating "n%. , M~~ Ifs %ell. doon't tw. I'd advise you to proceed with your license la, a exam, brrotne associated with some broker, and dive In. Sure. )ou'll make some mistakes but youll learn %hile you're doing It. And, don't be afraid of being responsible for ' .. / 4 ij uric. W_TTLI ~ 'down mohair it-ittiers ( tr , First of till. it :, tilt, larvit 4,,J, __ - man) others , hesitate I' o go ahead because you Ierl that A - g uIlt!: If y ou'% . - . 1 _7 I 1 much more Is th e id salesman t han - - _M u 11 e ti iir.r'f Ii 'I - _ ZMV - - - $. . _111111 11. ' iPA, - - - _____________________________________________________________________ CRYSTALS H&H ____________________________ - ~V , I A - W C&A :4411% Suits weate'rs anti tiluiiLe'Is art ent'rs,I) pail suwsi' until - - Since )ou'rr over hall-, Aa) home to,Aard getting your I-Jerruse I ha%e an idea that you-41ke man) others- halor ! iI The- onh prartical way to PL ACE - ;..ZA- -.ZZ _._Z the-re Is .'' - __ I [)e-ar Miss WLW: discosered 1 N - - situation if you were me' 0 A t5 ____________________________________________ wtutu1t'ii . - ~. -MISS WI.W hes alat' is tints Its slor- - "V C , "MON— M 11 it !. tinit. to Iiii: ,it. surii-, r~_ ,f!j~ -1 'd __ So. put a star on hubby's scitreboard! I the plantr liape and cities up. addressed envelope to Know. .I-__ - 'salnrrm taxes on their properties to help pros ide (cur list co-si par: of the dos The- helpful booklets. "Wood Finah. inr ir. the. Home" or "Simple Plumbing Repair!. sent 3(1 I _-IIII I! This , Aa% designed so that everttlone i4ould pay some ad- ___ Clot Winter IR Nh ___ (nunis I beliese the first 1.000 of assessed esaluntlon l's I . * - • to 11'..It .. __ -' I -.rk mytell The aaIt-'s - ." -to, - ___ s .'r the plivItter inmewhm the --nnnr-~ 4 dwitth I lit more over the rnark; -with oatrhinj -- - Its for 4 - '- 4'1 I9:L'L ILM"1I',.- . entitled sou In cloaluation. III most counties this, exemption applies to the j- Msinx,p4 Htinnctt'si DO-IT-YOURSELF O'S - - -"!'u' I: I necupslng as sour home . ~e 4wv_ -I ':Th ' _. - 7 :0 .: ~ :--~ ~ft~k1 4 :1 ..-: ~m - __ - , - --- - I ~ P~~f -_ r - ~ -T--_--' 1. ~_ - I ' . ~ - --- - - --- - - I . I . -1, - ' ~ horn stt siding pros id tcsrrs', fin one stile of Hit- plant The , i " t51 IIIA m cau.sed b% thot. invasion bi the succeeding v- its Manulsirut during the interval from .1 sit 5: FIimIt a ten ,f Uit Ssnspinm' on older plants penera1i become apparent the enamel and looked terrible I r ~ k.-, 1Q4)~ _:~ I. skies , the fanulv from debts irk-urred blo either the hLIAN'trid or ,A Ile %% hich might Ca:Lse fix, . 'O." I Fu.cnniun wilt Sonic of net I had ftrush~d with enamel Well mi)vb(. I didn't ruin it. but Thus I sure hail iii re-enamel It I had and ratmts their common wilt duw.&-A. a caused followed the iatructiow if, & book about getting & smoother by h fungus Umt lives in the soil. FACTS I later and he told me that not oni, fer_ N tj_je'_14 F. immedaite snap tin the tivion It works C' er's time LM ,AjXkN • ff gardener!,S mu In I - - ?' smoo cemented in plan, but no I be_ old rivion swklrW and then run Ik ID_Ir i certain tAct it Is perfectis - us / I , ~~ , e OPEN - 7 ALL MODELS ON DISPLAY l'CL - I ii A( l'I) 1 I I AIIARTMENTS' AVAILABLE DAILY i 9 601 NL Atlantic Ave, i- itI,- . , o A io. A ""'t"14110NAI, - AVAIL AOL It lill I I ~ ~4 /I - - mRRonDA HOMES Inc. IN I .1'. -0 : 11X • - PHONE U8,2162 DELTONA 789-2999 1~i '- .fill IM ,' \ I!it~~ 1~1 f~~, 10~ I1,\.~- ~.'. , I �-. --.- .- . - 4B - '" '"' Sh'...; ' ', • iirti - '" . ~ N ' - J) 41 # I - PO Bathtub Goes Nostalgic W .. I ]~~ I '01, ~ . Powl- - .- Haaker had begun the cearch number of Interesting room set By VIVIAN BROWN IE By FARL ARONSON tings u give plumbers some AP Newsfea lures by sending the c'ompans's ia AP New features Writer A bathtub on legs with claw catalog U) plumbers who then examples 01 what thc miØ A convenient concentrated 1. supplied him with hundreds of expect. tree fertuli7er In a long-lasting I feet sexy' Thats hos. a If aie has a large room onr names in hundreds of cities one was described by so _ form, easy to use, will make It where old fixtures could be can shoot the warts One 11 l' viewers Teeentv , althoupt1 simple to feed your landscape I . AN M : 11442. I 1~1 resemblance almost 1in-f- found Rut he found many 13 font Japanese bath combins The Jobe's Tree Food Spike-, : 1111111000.0line to the old-fashioned orig,. people merely wanted to talk bamboo, quarry tile and natural i* compacted fertilizer in 1t are Ii i WOOdS with sand-colored fix ______ _____ nal was unmistakable, with him so they could proceed U -_I I_f _r-I_R-fi analysis approrimatels tub, a shimmering red, was with their own restoration pro- turn Wood platforms at differone-third of the nitrogen being ___ ____________________________ ________ tnt levels create the illusion of ' enameled inside and out and rams In long-lasting ureaform, a sunken bath unifying a rock There were Interesting With a reusable rubber cap 11~ had electroplated gold feet, fau's vets, and piping It would have lights In Green ii', Wis. he. garden and exercise couch at on their heads, the spikes are • ye. . another level Its personal been a smash in the Ga Ninesays. religious people use their pounded into the ground around toll 9. -I old tubs as backyard grottoes, shower permits soaping and ', ties the tree and the rain does the AA7$S __________ Inexplaimng the introduction burying them about one-third in rinsing on the bathing platform % rest of the "birthdas' baths" which the ground and placing statues in the Japanese manner of Purdue tiniversity reported __-.f_ scrubfirst,soak later -redtubbut within thcexposedpart lnclUddnntonlythi the spikes were about ihre it. 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I 'And in farm areas the old a vibrant pink one, Hee times faster to use than other _L;' si,, I Kohler, chairman of the board bathtubs are used as water fertilization methods of I. f . at the engineering compan y eel- troughs by plugging up the 3 . ______________ the ultraviolet be grosslydiIfera Plant In Bottle ebrating its 100th anrnversars', drains, which brings us full : and distinguishable to JL A bottle garden. more for- ent in !R73 we sold observed that it (the tub circle insects malls' a terrarium, can provide p' ft troughs for animals which 4 Until I%9, cumbersome pho. % isn't made, of plastic or acrylica lot of cnjoyrner.t Try one with ________ or another of the so-called was the forerunner design of tographic technique was needed a single plant the modern bathtub I space-age materials i: IN made Bill , [_ John A Woti, Purdue t'niver- by man to see these markings At the time the trough was of cast iron. one look A TV camera. equipped with an LI st-hit,, sits' home environment at the tub and you'd us we advertised aa 'drinking (nunit ultraviolet transmitting filter, rulturist, suggests % hadnt progressed in 1011 years tarn for man and beast £ Bs''lA\BROWN Takeaglasscontainer,elther ac-Ic as an "insect eye' The 1 -L a second look might suggest enameled or in plain iron AP NesItatures • •C 3' .IC'J' clear or tinted light blue or markings are most Intense in Exposed pipes in that it Is ratheravantgartlr green Wash it tharoughl'- with relatively fresh plant material tub may also indirate a trend. in an' kind of setting an but flowers more than t0 of ater .nd 'loro Ilaaker observed Pipes ma:. tiqut:, eclectic or modern I -_____ c'nnling bills by being old can show the pattern. fur-, ;, Antique style fittings have become fashionable assets in watcher As conservationist' before using Provide adequate SttO LO0I drainage in the bottom of the been updated to accommodate decorating in San Francisco a and fuel experts battle the prob Planning a garden this sin container, using small gravel or todav's market and the bathtub Chinese plumber had shiny lerru, of tapping neu re%nurrft I THIS GAMBREL EXPANSION farmhouse has five bedroorru with three baths an mer" Fqwrtc- who measure chips far good results Then add itself may be a symbol of the brass pipes exposed and polish. hhomeowners,might learn trn time service Iavawr- Special features are the dropped living room, and optional dropped family planting mixture of two parts part time and effort advise that i look in bathrooms a ed against white wnndork for to use their fuel mor r room The bash: plan is comfortable and spacious and the optional areas behind the garage takes at least two hours per trend toward luxury available smashing effect And In Mir- hc'ientI and econocaUs and on the partial second floor offer flexibility mi soil and one part coarse sand or week to care for a 20 by 50-foot If family needs require more room. Plan perilte A commercial pI):tlng in the smallest space and a riot ora, he says, an ex-Nav man HA7$S the butt plan has 1,745 square feet on the first floor. It was designed by garden. And tt'ts does not Inmixture may be used And the mndustri' is f)!'fl idini of hold color that includes a line sprayed d pipes blue and re Herbert Struppmann, Room 48 W 48th St.. New York. N V. 10036. clude harvesting and planting Then select your plant the information Armed wmtt . of lavatories in orange, bright indicate hot and cold be- So don't dig up more than you gonias, episcmas, ferns, part greens, vivid blues atiStic'S on th problem. f All indications arc t&t the can tend hi fact many people have up- bathroom will get vu' ridgcberrs. baby' tears. or bara Riand coordinator ii M7f''f'7' S L)'ngrams for the piIe.a are some knock it from dated old fixtures which to live treatment in 1973 I;'i Protection Extended Its pot and remove excess soil WORLD them have more appeal than everywhere are installing liu- Aim_rican Petroleum Institute Prepare t depression in the some of the sterile-looking ones rs' baths in higher-priced homes an organization or some R W , FACTS rItmni m].!ure' that have been in vogue in the and it is onlva nuestionnf time oil eomran'- is tr'.'inc - ' , • "-","W.. " a • , 4' * . It • S , P*. I 1 ' t'.'.'i, .t.'' , 11 J,. .JLl( %'tu'r. th 'V 't' rot: per cent of message that wtffl' "n'i". ti wnc'supervlsesexrlibitsaric]dzs b ;'-IT'. UI tie II# 'C, IQ; 1-10111s,""-.11I builder figure' ... :.plays far the company's distrib- unit costs are in the bath now qutrements are increasitik Uit in the soig around ..--"' .' • them Water the plant and wash utars and plumbers. war giver with larger tubs, decorative cuppl of oil and gas comeda -s" - -7-~ , * H FRANK J. JASA varmt'ti could t) niort' Markt':in Ser'uct.. of April down the sides of the cnnutiner the task of acquiring the lii- lighting. floor-to-ceiling ma not meet the demand "ltut trost women say, 'well ('nunts Agricultural Agent productive, more heat and 1, 342 applications had been gently rotating the bottle turea for use in centennial set- mirrorU, murals and saunas Invisible flee Luretinp drought resistant, longer made for protection, involving likely to be responsible S4znken if we don't have nil. we can useelertricit.. but actualh 41) per Dried pressed flowers on ::.---It wasn't Pass he explain tubs are being used in mans The first certificates of lasting after harvest. and better 5(' species of piants.The dergo a chemical change and ed "When I told people what I buildings and some showers are rent of the- ener that provides protection to breeders of new' designed for shipping. ALso, numbers of applications arc f display the markings that guide' -, wanted to do with them, they equipped with as many as seven electric-mis comes from oil and varieties of plants reproduced there is potential for new soybeans, wheat, cotton, bc natural gas" would decade to keep them after sprays through seeds were awarded varieties that are naturally peas and asters, USDA plant bees to their nectar, according are to Cornell scientists, who say it llaaker's conversations with all. and redecorate Some To get maximum fuel use recently hs the Plant Varie' more resistant to disease and varmets examiners eoprmght owners h a e people have had old pipes re- plumbers have indicated that during the period the industr Protectin Office of the' U.S insects current Is concentrating on means that the "invisible-'' the exclusive right to print. as an energs' gap. marsings that lure bees to floV nickled When they did offer to they are anticipating all kinds describes Department of Agrirulturf'r reprint, publish, copy and Enacted in December 1970, the, A- applications to determirle ers mav now be seen by man . sell thev suspected they had of decorative trends in bath- hert- are some pointers Each certificate granlc U the' the Plant Variety Protection whether the varieties art' se I the copy~ighted work 1st' heavs' appliances The explanation Hone-bees and to revise' or adapt triggered antiques arid wanted big prices rooms which has it breeder for 1' years the right to Act is administered bs' the distinct and meet requirenients and some other mn.wets arc sen the rug sh4impooet•s. sanders and 54) plus new fixtures and mstalla- by increased entertaining in after six o'clock The exclude' others from selling the U.S.IA ' Agricultural for protection. sitive to the shorter ultraviolet A copyright is valid for 211 home He has put together a on tinn costs s'ears, measured from the peak fuel demand is bet.'een variety, or offering it for sale', -waves of the light spectrum. exact date of registration of 1 the hours U' f when mndus reproducing It. importing it or These insects, unlike man. can if not renewed before the' tries. schools. stores, factoriesusing it in producing a hybrid or s4'ç - set- the ultraviolet markings on expiration date the copy. .ind offices are bus% it different variety. blossoms Flowers that appear right falls into the public , ~ Never let a faucet drip -4 1, - P.,~, similar to the human es-c, such domain and cannot be reThis award of certificates I £ One drip a second wastes 'TOtJ closed a 40-year gap In as marsh marigolds, daisies stored, The World Almanac HOUSE gallons of water a s'ear. and if it and black-eyed susans, may in notes ,/ protection for plant breeders. THE.Lmb is hot water that i' dripping .._ 11 1, So Since' 1930, breeders of plants 'll will have wasted lots of it ANDY LANG Have any flagstones shifted (,3JhuiI which reproduce- asexuall Al' Newaleasurrs or sunk a 61t You can pry up through grafting and budding This is a good time of the the lower ends and put more have had protection through year for a checkup Not you sand or gravel under them to patents issued by the U.S. Your house. Especially the out. provide even surfaces. side Deteriorating mortar bePatent Office. Now, under _________________ Start with a pencil and piece tweet bricks in walls and c-himPlant Variety Protection Act. It, Sheila and Allan Sievnso,i breeders of plants which of paper. As you walk around neys should be removed and NEA Garden ('olumnkts and observe, write down what. replaced Here again a readyreproduce througt seeds can ever it is that needs repairing m is suitable, but be sure It's 1r(lI'iII'! _____ F VI IS I receive' similar protection. With When the inspection tour is a mortar mix rather than sand Ili.ifits a packet cit se't'ds t' this new protection, we can over, you'll have a short or a or concrete, the difference jn'.'ts r t' s U 11 There's ; expect / an increase on the' long list or, if your house is very being that the mortar mixture group that helps insure' ttui American scene of new exceptional, no Inn at all vOrietit's perform as ttiehas lime as one of its ingrrdi s liould 'l'he's originated con varieties of grain, oilseed, All this won't help you to ents summit protection in flit' tait fiber, forage, vegetable and make the necessary repairs, Are the gutters and downtu'ultural field ornamental crops which since th e list might be put in a spouts carrying away water as Evers 'ur for 40 veur, reproduce- through seeds, As drawer and forgotten Hut if tImes' should" If the water as ,•, ttic All \rim''rit'O Selectitimi' you're' really serious about collecting at one point along the ,.:r-r'C' / have been nuitlt' It take, well as being unique, the new keeping the place shipshape, gutter, it may be that one of the cng years to th'tlnp rn -. you can pull out the list and brackets nerds retightening or Ito. .0 F. . '! (iVe'd ''irii'tie" ci fiowt'1 decide which items get priority replacing Another cause of a anti e'getiihIe. Winners whenever you have the time' retarded Flow is the accumnu1. 11w lop honors must show and the inclination to do a little lation of debris in either the , tugti marks in twauity. yi.itl work What It does is to prevent gutters or the downspouts or hardiness. iidnptnbllitv and you from forgetting an impor- both c-valuate' io'w yariAll A ni t' i i c a Selection tant project while lesser tasks Is the fence in need of rewere around before COflSunc Ilcr.s how these selections etie's iu'rording to their perget your attention pairs' Is the flashing intact at are made and why they bent.- lurnianet' iii comparison to er protection became pupt. What should be checked' the point where the chimney 1tt MR. FIX lar. The competition is in fit home gardeners across the best ;t r e 1, e lit types here are some reminders comes out of the ruof' Do the Scores are' tallied and re- tense But every gardener Anmericic Spring is the' time' to sec See if there are any openings window wells need a cleaning to to tict- selection board can be assured that winners that "on are ready e to cop in the sidewalks through which facilitate- better drainage' Is Trial gardens are operated ported Otils time smallest percent- in these thorough trials rep- with summer's indoors. if rain, wind and insects ma Ix' there- any area where a black in 50 locutions, in addition, demonstration garden!, are age that are' Proved superior resent new flowers and vege. you have an air conditioner, entering Give particular notice top patct is required' tables well worth growing in get it set for stmninit't list' opt-mi to, tin' public' in i more h duzt'ns iii judge's I hi a to the' areas around doors, win And a very important i-becktheir own burnt' gardens now. Take electric Inns Out These' test ;mlumts know [lowers and vegetables lt)CUtititi dow frarries and whcr dis Ui puuil. es Use' outside- ladder in IWIW$PAPIS IH'TESPIiSI MS. of storage and make' certain are in areas of all soil types, receive awards Medals are similar materials are joined If good condition' Look for pusthey are in condition to do climate and geographical ye- few there are, caulking is in order sIbk cracks in wooden ladders For o ksnd1 pormo11elIi gardonnig you sonic' good gions Cracks and other gaps in the loose bolts or other fastening A bronze medal is given fur Fan blades and guards Every year, plant breeders a definitely different and gusic order Swenson's "Practical concrete patio floor, garage and devices in metal ladders I r 0 UI l)riVOlt', t'onimerciiul niure desirable walkwa will get larger unless A silver look of Dr9O11t Gardening Send should be dusted and wiped and governmental organiza- niectal is awarded lot truly name, address and Zir with checli clean Look for ollinr: points they are fixed Use one of the (If you are a do-it -yourself er, on the motor and lub ricate' tiuns submit new seed fun oimtstu tidiiig a mitt superior • ready-mixed patching maters- you'll find Andy Long's hand is $123 tpls2$c with light machine' oil trial Fuel view entr' i' e'val- type' Time gold nie'dui goes to isis that req uire onls' the addi' book, "Practical Home Repostage and handling: to Organic wilt-ti alongside compari. new varieties that are cuts Take' a good look at ttttmoni of water A sand mix will pairs," most helpful It can be GoVdtfis$9 s,.t, P 0 loi 489. Iod.c son rt'prese'nting the' closest timictk dilterent and vastly electric' cord for breaks it, do for most jobs, a concrete- obtained by sending $! to this eqiiivnk•ni exiclmmig *i'iet N.. C" mpt'nw i ,iiilIiiti avaii OO9 the' ln5ulatiun, fr:.'cd arta mix should be used where there newspaper at Box 5, Teaneck. Allow tiu,t .re-j, i or is diirii tii',i'(! p lill, .1 11(11!.'" vm'iT ;clot- 1.4-1,111,1! itte' t14'Itn't' is auto traffic NJ 07666 ' - ' - - * . - :' , Lowering -: ____________ _____ • _____ _____ _____ . .. " . " ___ . Fuel _ ." 1 --- - .. -- 1. - ' 14 - - - - - - - . -' - ALMANAC '' - -. - ''. ' - .'.,,; ,. ', '. - ," . '-A- -' -- '. - been - " - . 0NTHE . - I - -'-- energ'.' How to Pick the Best Varieties ' t, - ________ - - • ___________________ ' II II 9. 10 ii - Condition ' - - Your A ir " type.- n 1111- BUYS OF THE WEEK -, -I'-, - - a r! Time-Tested Firm" "The MAKE YOUR DREAKAE POSSIBLE DREAM St 9" RK& C4 _Z11101' ' i __-__ ¶iT I -----s&, .,,.,w,w-,..-,-,.r'-: .1 .. -- -- _ .,, x. f1oniall Masten it, wf. llertie' court Corp tract 5 , I,t lfi lLsndwood Indus. Park, $&800. n. vi, temper, trustee etc. to Hopkins Realty Inc., 1,1 a Town, of lngwood, s'ocK o Iho t1Or1fr)rdff"riI(I curr:a,,Mo - ,, 1L.11. 322-6123 120 No PARK AVENU E SANFORD S ,.., f., . s.d it U ,., /'.f,., 7 :.ii.,. it, 1/. // L..,.., 'I 111 acres, unit s, , - ,.. . _.. ru '',y , - - - .., ;w 'I \i: 1. Iltlrks' ,. sl it (i.'i: ('raeeforeI Flee, Inc., E'2 of S 132' OF W 330' of W' of SE'4 of Cul -, - St 'i" II •itL IUW1U, VIU, •1,LSAJ. Frank _ö_ Al.... Accardlno & wf Doris mQ('D Michael Gallagher& - - ........ _ _ _ o '.'.'. ' ' , . _ , '_ ¶X1 J :' 'U / ' . I \ ' / I ,,j,, - I J,, ',4 U/ 1 t,t -- I _,i d I __Ti "\ I . ) I l fl~ .i !) - '' ' elite r n stI t 1 \1 c-Tisetn, 1,1 1.1 1 • J i& I' I ., .. if... MI.... IL. ..S., .. n r;,tt A,, .t'.k.. H,, ('nrrlut.'t) 5tt! t,fl3 a spJl ISO'S t Oultt 4 pt.I .ttt,J ol (001St tht tine-s,t ,n lUau, ,ous 'cit rnush,Is' horn. ''h,l. you ic tht toki a fee-c Itrics "One of Seminole County's Oldest Real Estate Companies" cc ,v c.nsnt ' ct,r ' -..' . P..;r, I-I'll, )"f.,,,, W IL i151 1, . -: • - Nesled among trees on top of hiil sits a charming 3 bedroom home with 2 family rooms. Extras in home will hove to be SELL iii 137,900, seen. Owner ready to move, ! , -1 1! -"', ,*'r ,' Pal.. 1.1 :.soC?,- ,,f., .' t.' CU IbtC rWTYI. lids, _vnit &. ttvd •IIC ,,s jt,c r Drive to Exclusi ve ' ,''," - ' Life begins at 40 VERY NEAT, a SeOroom, 2 Bath no"W Concet',, twncsal,on Workshop Large P0,-ce, Well & SpI'lnItifSyit,m Iii Shrmon Drave I LARGE SHADED lot has a nr ,J tic-ri' ,,'or 1 or It Central .1' l',s"r'i' P'5115 c't,-1!I,'i i! Sits, on one om the highest points in Carriage Hill Sip 3 b(.drt,iJms big IsmilV room I I I 1 I bark yard all landscaped 3 bedrooms. Iami'y, living and dining rooms. Pantry In kit. chin. 13.5.300, ver', clean, W ell & sprinklet Beautiful yard. s ystem. Priced to sell now at $34,730. ______________ ELMER BAKALLA, INC. REALTOR ASSOCIATES FERN PARK. HWY. ti-fl 834-7867 I I I , - IS ACRES is too1111111111 on tim. tight 2 all., of I.T.0 - Sanforø -- Vutf,y -. ., ' -- . - . ear 2 ho l xury 24 500 sf :':,, ' '. ri.1. . . - - £$ St i S M ,,',- - review u - / ' - Showing , - , - ' ' Lakeside Florida living ''" , - .' " ' it should be - -. I' ' o trim Ant'Wt' Batt :' ' LT41fTt1 14e',' ' ' 1g iLI See Palm Valley Today. . A i ''c' L.s'U" U.,, '!,--r-, , . -- J 25 ACRES. On,' Mir Higti*s, IramltaUe L'.' ',r*tg, AnU River Frantage SC ACRES heat Ovierio One- tijif 111,0 tar,r' 1,osrso a"0 It,, other tatf #I ..volj's, C,urrl tc'nus, hone Ill U.1.11,: s, ,hlrb %u ,ititn,. or,a -- 'i ' Ii. I. 05)3655752 LODn f V , a . ( 7W11W . - 'm If you've begun your life, I , 5-h' lie Ike skeft ad,, on? Highway 050 lest t. St 0520. Two lift - ______________ \ ,'- \ ____________ amll;w C ' i sl I Ii' t. ,.,U( S 10 s ' s's 'n iuuia is & stv A i I Harold K. Watson & wf Carol I I Daniel Mundriek A. w Donald Jahls.nskl & eel uney '\ehtn $19,306. I.orctta to Arnold V. Marc Iii.'ms' I'll -'--J.cd , to Donald 1. hoffman & wf & On-Is If. Robinson & eel. i .L i I Martha to Martin Marietta Stanley Ilusled & eel Frances & WI Kathryn $50,500. L " 1 ,J,, 1)arleneJ, Lt 6 111k 6 North On., Sandra & 1.. Erich Hi-nun & sf. ti Mark A Tavzcl & wt.Jeanne ir loe l 1.1 103 less s 29.21' & S 21.91' h(oh*,rt. Ii. Bloom & WI 102 Forest Brook, Sec. Sec 21)41 Addn, $22,500, Sharon, It 93 SIae'ks Colony co S., 1.133 Beg. at SE corof NE Audree to Osborne H. l.itticfor(l T. D. Constr, MGM. Inc. to s-d in Sec 19-21-31, 10 acres rn-I. L5 of NE L4 II,,i'm Lt envltr. ' /,, %I $39 501) of Sec 25-21-30, run & WI Mary T, $02,500, ' ' Joe I Beverly N., 1,1 31 & E' of $86,000. Wilba Inc. to Larry P Gobel W ISO' N 290' dc,, $7,000, Stonewood Inc. to Orange()f'i'/ie ) In I IIi'iitiil \4'!. & wf. Mary Ann, Lt7 less N7'& 30131k54,Sanlando Sub. Beaut,, Catherine F. Eazsol & hb. 1 Joe Gamble & wf. Eula to State Mechanical Corp., C, N 32' of 1.1 8 BIb 31 Suburban Palm Spgs Set'., $36,000. Geo. M. to Charles H. Persson, Johnnie Johnnlc K. Baylor & wf, Cor- $71,200. ).'Itvnu: ii ccim'. QCD Southward Fruit Co to Oviedo, 1.1 13 lake Jessup Ills., nella, I.Ls 33 & Ilomes, Sec 2, 124200 35 Hrentwood, (QCD) Mary Pelhicer, sgl. Ito grantee grantors " tnt), $100. Rock P. Moran sgl. to winter Ernest N. Southee-ard & Ira W., room, u to John K Pelilcer, sgl., Lots 12 Park'hurch of Religious trustees W 14 of W' of NW'4 of $800. Carolyn Van Rompacy & 13 [Ilk G Sanlando Springs. PLUS C al, Science Inc. It 17 less W 25' r-w , Valerie Brillion & hb, Harold (Form, Brown) & hb. Marcel to Ti-, 73, sec. repl, $100. James Wm Block E Tract 30, Sanlando Sargent & eel to to Charles Persson, ' tnt: 1.1 13 Carolyn Vnnrompaey & hb. ('albert Constr. to Geo U. EACH HOME COMES TO YOU WITH CENTRAL HEAT & Jairo Hestrepo & wf Sylvia, IA Lake Jessup Hts., $800. Spgs. $2,700. Marcel, I.I99Sunland Est., first Stafford & wf Betty Ann, 1.1. 7 AIR., TILE BATHS, RANGE, CARPETING, DISHWASHER, 15111kB, Summerset No., Sec 2 Gerald Le Boy& eel. Marilyn Charles I'ersson & wf. Addn, $100. 131k A Lake Ruth South, $28500 GARBAGE DISPOSAL, PATIO, EXPERT LANDSCAPING, to Alex Hobbs& eel. Lynda, [.1 $29,500. Margaret to Forrest K. Carolyn Van Rompey & hb. ('albert Constr. Inc to INSULATED SIDE WALLS So CEILING QUALITY BUILT Donald Luke & wf Pauline to Dulaney & Mary 13., IA 13 1k Marcel to Leonard I), Christian Raymond 17 111k A Knolloweed, $7 Gerard & wf Bar. HOMES BY H & S CONSTRUCTION David Berry & wt Sandra to James Beebe & wf Eleonore, Jessup IlLs,, $1,500. & eel. Mama, It 99 Sunland barn, 1,1. 15 131k A lake Ruth James Fenske & wE, Ralph Perske & es-f, Roberta Est., First Addn., $20,000 u Beg 3400' S & 1345' W of NE c-or South, $26,400. _______ 12 131k A The Meadows Unit W 25' W 198.5' etc , $16,000. to Victor K. Glschler & wf. Advertising Co Amer. Inc. to KIn. Land Co. to Roger :\ OPEN DAILY one, I QCD Richard Sttron & wf Sharon Ii It 26 BIb 5 2nd Sec Fuqua Communities Inc.,S One, $45006 'V /0 350' Nelson & eel Karen, It. 9 111k B 41 iad.sI,. 9 To S Winter Spgs Dev. to Gee. Rosalyn to Grange Prop Inc., Dreamwold, $18,000, ollA 22 & all of Its 23, 24, & 25 North Orl. Ranches, Sec. 111, SAT. & SUN. 1 To 6 FINANCING I',' Marton Jr & wf Ruth 134 Its 370 373 376-378, 380-382 James W.Buekler& eel Ullie Orlando Industrial [lark & I Is $3 000 [ ,?* 1'S__4_______'."Cd'% AVAILABLE Botany St., 1184 Winter Springs Spring Oaks Third Add., et al to Pauline Flu. Tucker, K L. of 3.4 & E 590' of S & all of 7 & 15 Louts Breed, sgl. to Gen unit 9 VM ,ivs 4th Add etc.. iIO1). v 11 nit, c ii i.".. (%..I • ,, i iou,.t-..It'-i. r- , u nit s, au,es,s.. uurgis urg s Sr.. sgl, & Mary ary It I.eona M Puckett, wid, to land & Colon, Co LId, Map St. Mar)' Oracko to Anne Fusillo, Adv. Co Amer Inc to Fuqua Jones, sgl, It 6 131k I" Wildmere, 1.1 35 BIb F Oakland Est., 1st Grace Churchill, wid., Unit 240 Gertrude Addir,, $13,000. Conununities Inc., Beg at p1 on $8,200, Village of Windmeadows No. 11 sec, $18,006. Dcv. Entr., Inc to Wm. B. E-W center line of NE 14 Sec 34Clarence .3 Frazier & wf Lena Oviedo Land Co to Ra y $29,000. Nettleton& Kathleen, Condom,, 21-31 257.50' W of K line of see. to Anthony W O'Brien & eel ho Wm. F. Mayer & eel Frieda to Res. No. 43, Sheoah, $26,500. Hughes Inc., i 11 & 12 131k A 34, etc. $25,000. Karen, 1.1, 5 111k C Druid hills Me-ad Manor Unit Four, 117.006. Ralph Barrett & eel Ruth A,, It Margaret Stump, wid to Robt. 4 QCD) Kenneth J. Castleman 1'.t let Arit in 115 1W" 8 BIb 7 Rcpl. part of Townsite- lI. Stump & wf. Olive Its 11 & 12 & %I. Eleanor to Eleanor .V1"s_ Bake Constr. to Ronald 131k B Tract 27 Sanlando Spgs, Castleman, It 35 Lake Brantley Tucker& ,A-f. Peggy u 33 111k B Noth Chuluot.a, $18,300, Gerald B. Gross & es-f to $100. Sterling Pk Un. i, $31,300. hills, $100. Irarnur Dcv. to Wm. K. James H. Reiter, exec. est of ErnestE Kuehn &wf Jane, It. 8 Calbert Cousin, to Glynn Leroy B, dec'd to Community Bib A, St, Johns River EM., White & eel. Barbara J., It 17 Martin & wf. Dorothy 1.1 8 BIb A Woodcrest Unit Five, $34,000. Crystal Shores, $27,300. Centers Corp., I,t tnt: par. I: All that part of SW '41 of SE'4 beingJames S. Gunst & wf. Anna to Emil A. Moherek & wf. Mary SID Dee', to Wayne Constr. S & Sly of LW Palm Spgs. Rd. Joseph G. Herrmann & wf. I. to Gary B. Dulfie & wf. ' Inc., Iti 32 34 & 44 Wlnsor iless nart ciese. & less rd r-w 01 Manor, LW $22,500, ' Iw 4 all in Sec 3120.30, Arthur Bellotf & WI Gladys & I eta! $583,300. Ilutti Ness berg, wid to Charles harles I QCD, Catherine Reiter, wid 1110" U. Blincett Sr. & WE Clara, 1.1 to Same As Above. cud QCD 12 Lake Tony Waterways to same-., $106. $20,000, Mrs. Dorothy Reitter to Arthur I3ellofE & WE & Ruth I flurry or Margie Kinnaird, N Newberg to Charles Blancett 228'oIE ' of NW'.of NE 14 of Sr. & WI Clara, IA 5 lake Tony , Sec 23-30-32, less K 560' & less N Waterways $2,000. 25' for Lit Harney Rd., $1,900' WM. L. Gunter & Assoc. to Ward Hicks Inc to Jack H. Anthony H. Montgomery & WI Kingsley, Lt 207 Woodcrest Unit Janet E. It, 3 The Colonnades 5. $32,300. 9 Third Sec., $18,100. S , .g.' . Ward Hicks, Inc to Hubert I.. 411. Sanford Kuy& Wt Itvht'ce-a to Jacques & eel. Sue, it 205 Nader Itomnes, hit'., lAsts 69, 70, Woodcrest. Unit 5, 132,500. 7 1 , 72, 73, 84, 85 & 86 Barclay a Q('T'i a S'r,,nx',.c M 114 ottun "b"' Wood,, I-'irst Addis & I.4)tis 180'wid. to Charles F. Hunter & eel. Mary I"., Unit 238 Village of Mary, It 1 151k II, Beverly 186,1811- 193, 196, 197, 199, 200 & C it Carloyn, It 17131k A Mobile Windineadows No. 1, condom., Terr., Mirror Iii First Addn., 296 Barclay Woods, Second as Manor, Sec. Sec., $100. $211506 12701)1) Addn $247,000, S.. lfl -IQCD Charles Hunter & wf. Anthony Dellamonico & wf. Agnes Gan-in, sid to Agnes (Cassell), Gdns Inc. to Ar-tilt' Carolyn to Mark St'tili.ste, 1.1 17 Reba to Harvey Harvey Miller & wf. Garvin & Rosa I. Robinson, JI, I), Waggerby & WI hh'vo ndn 13 , d 81k A Mobile Manor, Set'. Se-c, Evelyn R. It 10 131k B The ten, 1.1 I Mt'rhet-thers h'lat of K 1.1. 4 Replat of part of lAs I & 2 $4,200. Meadows, Unit 1, 144,500. lucre oINii of NE 'e of NW t o Watts Farms $1,800. Junaita M. Levitt, sgl. to IRA 411 SW t See. 33-19-31, 1100. Harold W. White' & wf. leroy 13. I.aike'> Jr . N olt. J. hlolsc'law, sgl. Lt 70 Sunland Dorothy to Clarence W. Beach it lI .ihtt it t!'l I ,ikt' \i,itlaIitl&'. l'.h Ii) "I'll I" 1L.1 \U IL 1"lavio Dc Rosa & wf. Mirel to gdn, Pir. of Prop. Ventures Eat,, 1st Addn., $16,600. & eel, i-ti, 14,1 2 BIk A Juvilus C. Kinsey & wf. Pearl l.tnt. to Golden Arc-ti Realty 1('ii1.11 .lJ ),II' Ili1('l') I I1il\i It'll/I.' 1)11th ht,'jii t uitili 5., 1.11111I)t' I Mild Woods Inc to Karl W. Ringer *-do $4,63i K., 1.1 4151k i9 Townslte of No. Corp., portion of NW'. of 5W4 Bremer Jr, & wf Kathryn IA ' Ill Vi l tt'i 11(5111 Il k I 1114 • \\'lII t( )\\' I I , dl f)t.1't II1' Ward l'arkee-y mv. Co to Ctiuluota, $17,000. of See 1'.-21-29, dest'. $195,000. 131k 1 Spring 1k hills, Set' 4, James C. Lewis & Victor T. Guilford Wells & Beverly K. & 0 t C I I t k('\ ('( I I i a I it' I ii' • 5. ('IiI I lI lit' i liii L',a Iii, C Finley Knight & WI $15,500. Snvimti, Its 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 131k 1) Geo. flowers & wf. Dorothy to Margaret Knight to M. Myers Wilco Constr. to Peltru Glgllo, Town & Country EM., RepI., ('has, I. IiL(t )ti( lit R)I1I 1114 • (I Slit I tItti 'Li"' e I'dIl (Ii ('II I )1)t.,t'". . Badger & wf. Sharon, Assoc,,1,01 Beg. NW t'or 011,1 LI 11 01k I Lynwood Key,, $21,006. IA Fl & Beg. at SE con of Lot 14 r('11l14('1111( 51", 651, 1'lut ol Altamonte land (lI ,.11\ 1"IH'1' . I .pU".lk • 128.000. 4 Marvin Long& eel. ConaC. to 111k 25 Sanlando Sub Ileaut., lintel & Nag, ('cc, et-., 13.006 lIilblihti14 U '*( 1,11 ,outit', Mary Hall, wid, to C E. it I ltt' lti&)'. I i\ C iii thc Robert G. Wade & Flu. K., Beg. etc., $17,500. mrs's its-i $430,200. Spencer & wf. 1.)oris. S 35' of It at NW cur of K ' of S 12 c. of K Curtis K. lknnmuirk Jr. & wf. tutu' IltlIt(lal IiRt,tV kl ,it pTIfl14 Standard Oil Co to Lakefront uitid i Ii&' 2A, BIb 15 Drearnwold, I less r ' (fNF' hot NE '. Sec 2S-21-30 Patricia to Robert I. Morris & Dev.h.td,, Ih'g539,85' N&35.56' I, , i ht'dnniiii, stUdIo, uiuitl t() iii lutist' W. $100. rum,E 150' S 290' etc., I acre m•1 wf. Marcia 1,1 2 111k B Iii W of lntersec. ('en. line Elm Av. JI)JILI1)t.'llts rill Mark Bids-s Inc. to John K. $6,500. ) Kathryn Woods, $27,200. lilt' lit ul (''n I 1(111 C I 1 llil i 1 & Fulton St., K. It. Traffortis 11114 i'uiLi Ii iiI I L c t I Rall& wf. Patricia, Lii 81k J. lee Williams to Jinimnle Lee 1.)ev, Entr., Inc. to Paul K. Mop of Sanford, thence 175' S., s('11111t4 a \ ('all 1(11111(1 l)II'.ls(lI(' at 11'lhtn "IpIlligs North Os-i. leff., Sec 4 Unit 1, Williams 1kg 325.3' F & 138 S Cottage & wf. Sandra C,, 23' W etc. $110,000 $27,300. of NW cur 1.1 67 Sanford Celery condom., lIes. Unit 34, Sheoah, At I\ ('lit (1I(Ht) I I V 11)14 's i th I ) IL L U (d, Bill CiasscIberry (d,s Inc. to 'U rt eli iiu1 Dever, of Orl Inc. to harry Delta, t'tc. $100. $2/,500, IluOm Ann ,Nit, Muni, & WI 'II 11111 1 ii F'mgus & wf. Ann, IA 5 131k I 411 Hex Ituffler & esf. F'ra:sces to li ve. Eiitr,, Inc to Itobert I), Laura J., 1.1 43 QueL-lis Mirror Canielut Unit Two, $32,800. Georges C. St. Laurent, trustee Wise-man & eel. Irene' conduni., Acidvi ('1115.800. 1 lIeu-tie-mt LI. Willsc & WE Beg NW cur of SE 'i of NW of Hr's. (Jail 5, Stivouh, $24,900. IQCD) Melanie N. Parks to Marian to lt&K CurtaIn. Co Inc., NE L is f Sec 6-21-30 run 225', K Dcv. Entr,, Inc to Kenneth W. Losrey K. Parks, 1.1 12111k I). SE iof NW of SW ' of Set' 143' etc., $35,000. Sniitii & wf, Jeraldine S., Winter Woods ad Unit I $100. t" , 20-21.29, $138,000. QC'D) David hlattaway & W. condom. Residence Unit 22, Ronald Maslen& WI Uertie to C. S. Courtney, ag! U) Wm. S. Jonnie to Edwin E. Upthegrove, Sbeoahi, $20,900. Frank K. Weaver & WI Mary, L Martin & sf. Geraldine U. 21 viistee, IY30 131k 11 Eastbrook Norbert I. Walker & wf. Ileg. Seor. 1112111k C, Tract 12, 81k G Saulands' Springs Itepi. s-d Unit 5, $100. Ne"nua to 1'.k'hiard G. Millet( & Surilando Springs $2,000. 4 , p4 $~ Trail 57, $26,000. wf, Shirley M. Ltt I? & 13 P31k A ('he-tiler G H"'sevs & eel. (o It. Iarrltojj & WI Jc'taime ci, Mid-Via Ltd. PU'. to Hwinaih Marianne to Rex A. Stone & of. 'I'rzict II, Sanlando Springs, to lh't(e-Ann II. larnison S 400' F. Johnson, condom., Unit 13 Marian, IA 01k F $43,500. of N 116.3' of W 544.8' of NE. of Windnieadu.s's No. 4, $32,004. 4 Tanglesoud Sec 3 repi, $17,000, ftenlar Dev,, Inc to John C, NJ':, of Sec 3320-32 $100. ill Hershell V. Buckner & wf.Cass"lb, Gdns Inc to Robert Acker & W. Shirley, 1,1 1 111k C a"J ( Q11)) Marie Marlur AMA APARTMENTS Barbara to Margito l'ors' Gary, L)anmicourt, W 25' of 1.1 84 Ssseetwater Oaks, $67,900. - a) Taylor aba ('nat-n to Sterling that part of NE ' of NW ' " Duck Pond Addo. CII, 1500. Clifton Alkn& eel, Mildred to Park Inc,, Govt. W. 4, In Sec 14SI) I Sahial t'.itni (..ir( Ii' Nelson Reed to Jack F. Omar B. Ringer Ii sef, Ruth IA .L_IL 21.30, 1100. James .3 DavIs & wf Diane AIlamoile' Springs, Florida 12701 Twin Pines of SternIs's& W. Pauline F i'd, $1,700. 103 to J*unes .3 Davis, L.t (QCD) Geneva Marlar AKa Phone 03I 1 135 fisifIhi oP S K .114. iStmns ,;.ur'i III', (II tiP I I'ailiii Sp,ing. his'..' John Hunter At wf. Gladys to Stevens AKA Lynch to Sterling LI 4, 1k 36 W M (larks Wt Oakland Hills, $100 Ku;'t K. Gniebe & wf, Hunto It 9 Pb Inc. Govt. It 4, in Sec 14-21. (QCD) James Kerley & WI $25,000. 111k Greater Constr. to Jullen H. 1) Paradise Point ThIrd 30 1100 Fiji. to Elix. J. Kerley, Lot i Stephenson & wf. Fbi,, IA 27 Set'., $18,900. Me-sine-ui U. Watmol & Wt Cain Melody Acres, $100 u. Y'. 1713- Cl i'uiuuii .. 11, e %Pta'ti lilmJ A' qijlsitleto ( 'ii II A Hns ('nns(r, to Ernest T. lii Joseph A. Weld, & WI to wnn Itulsc' ,Jr , that part of ll'c'ris' .7,, 1,1. 28 & S 2' of 20 Ttmu'krr At wi, ('nrnl)'n, II 7 111k ( ' North Orl. Te'rr., Ser o Unit 1, Frank I,. Woneiruffs 5-41 of Ininl.s I,I.q 91 92 & Vyi Iflk Ii, 1) 11 Miii hell Survey Mssss l; $27,200. S Sanford 111,000, F'la Magnolia hit', to Michael Seminole Emir., Inc. to Grant clest',, 35. 11110 (* art I)ndsnn set Ill?. to Storti & wI Mm garet M. It 70 Kenneth L. White & WI Slrnresn Ibtrs'c's' I. bryant & wi Anne I IApple Vn Unit nit 1, 151,800..1., 1,1 18 Sans omu'I, Mid-KIn 1.1.1 l'tr, to p If flartinra I'esnto',' Johnsontit li'iI I 116,1111#111Kenetell & wf May t;rv & uf. Kilt., condom,, ('lay ('. ('orroll, it. 0 hUh 5 , I I'ir(ls hInwnr, S'sldhnger & wf .Imnilr'c I 1.3 1`11 I. Iii O& P 111k SO 532, VIllage of Wimluiendows Pearl lit Ills $444%)0 No, 4, 111,300. Franklin 11 M('Kc'rhnlp & Wr Amc'ndecl Pint Crystal lnke John Win. ('rnw1c' & eel, Margaret It, ,Jn('k Short & WI """ 1I,M10, III 1kv (rp to 11k-haiti S Marlene to Pc'mgy A. .Inrnlgan, ('hnirintte Deg, 1025' K f NW .--------------------. .•, t..i,..., I es u.0 I sinoncrest Unit I. JI5III, SKI., II 9 W1fl50T • ifl sw of See'. IS $90O. 21-32, run S 200', K FA, eti- $4,M), Manor, $7,500 (r'rnkI Ilehrenq & wf linIph Slrianni & wf Anna to ,his I, 1)iivis & WI Fannie To Claude ( Ferguson & wf, l-'Iorn Ales 'l'alissho & WI ,lulin, 1,1 128 ('I nude' t U is's Irs,,e liiiUt Ins', I , 1,1 27111k 19 I heftIer Homes Qmieevic Mirror So. Held Acldtm II 31 (less N 254' of K unwell Ilk Sec 1, $211,000. $19,500. 149' & less N 250' rf W 140', John It Wilkins & WI Sandra 5', (if II 12 F'Ill IuscI At Colon, 'llintimns Aniniersuani & %%( Grace to Roy 1'. Roberts, .sgl P to -bun N I Icgsett & WI liii W fle'nttiaII Map of St 1,1 5 RIb I I .k Kathryn Ilk Fifth ('nr)'l II 1,1 1.1 1)1k 1) South .1fl'ef41, 1140,000, IQI'f.ip Tech Williams & wt $7,000. I'lnc'e're'st, $27,400. Se'Irnni Murk Itlelrs Inc. to Gilbert Is, Will Carte' At wf Hit.s, ,bnhii 11. Wilins & WI Sandra to h'avy & eel, 1)e'lphine 11 ., II I lob,, N. N. Ilogeefi & WI ('aryl Si'r 31.19.11, NW' . of NE', (i f 111k .1, No. Oil Teri-,, Set, 4 Unit It.. It. IS 111k D. So I'lnr'errst SW' • less flc'g 50' S At 25' K '.1 NW i-or rim, K 288' S 100' W 15'?' 1,124,800. $27,400, Mark lileirs Inc In Jerry I). ('bar Ic's I 111)-ne's, sgl to %VII S 75' W 1W N 175', 1100 I Qf'f)c Will ('arts" & sef Rita it I"umsi'o & eel Cheryl I I .111111k 'I' Pratt Jr. 1.1, 13 lb >'fles 5-41 J No, Orl 'Fe-i-ri, Sec 4 Unit I, less hwy 434 & Mingo Trl., 'I i'd WIllinq & wf S*Irria. Sec 1." I'll'?. ':W'IIII ' V5.1100 $10,000 f cw st;eiu,n Ilk , Unit IA, $,Ml Ihinalil ('ntiss'y& %If Shcrr) Is, -' f 1Q41)) ('l,;,rle"i Ila)lI$" lit Is's-s II"i l)nnuuhl Warren & wi, Betty to It It bard W. III)) it. 1.1 12 & S ', of WM T. Pratt Jr., 1,1 I Il;iynes etc. $100 ,lordan N. Iserman, W ' of NW II 111k 1 Lake View 1k Mary, Meadow LW 11(10. I ('isn't, "Ii page' 6( '4 (ii t"I '4 See' 2b-l9-Z9, 168,000, $19,900, ('hark's Ibayne's to WM '1 Hobt. Pnrlglnn & wf, Marilyn Sol-Dale tllclrs mc' to 1eomia Pratt Jr., W 75' (if 1,1. 4 1)1k It to Leonard McMlc'hael & Mary I lbson, 41' of 1.1 8 & S 43' (if IA 9 hhisytnans iel1n Alt lec'u Ilci -127 / t,'nn Mt'Mis'heI ( ' tnt) & 111k A 1st Addn lIe-pI. 1k MobIle 1100 II' ,' / Thainias J McMk'hael 1 h intl Shores, $18,900. I(isbt. 11. Trostx'r, sl to ,Jishn 1.1 7 111k A Easthrook s-ct UnIt 6 Richard .1. ('artll Sr. & eel. C Waters & WI KatherIne 1,1 36 2nd lIt p1 $27 500 1. arid to I rottr, lines ard 10 4'sumnlanei I tI 1st A(lfl 115 (W$1 fl Patricia A. Marlette & hb, acres sq. in SW i-or It I See 301 Vvonnt' J, Trosiwr, sgl t: Douglas to llr)'ciy W. Strachan, 19.29 less rr r-w $29,300. John (', Wuit1'rs & eel Isarric as Beg 200' Sot NE c-or of SW ', of The liuskey Co. to Seaborn iIbO'.'t'l 1,1. 36 $100. SE ' of Sec 11-2(1-30 run W to GoebeI& wf Sue, 1.1 5 111k A tQ('I) Jnm.'aitushe'r, 'gi t 11 9 mm 1. tilk It The Meadows West, $335 Ronald W. Entitt & wi, ('acolyn In Yvonne F'lorts, sgl & Va. P. Hodriques, (Married) 1.1 19 tilk 13 Lake hirantley Isles, 2nd Amldn.. $20,200 Inter'est Mgm, Co. In Fair 'I.naes Orl, I5rnp Inc., From NW ''or of sw I of r*: I of g. 21-30 etc, 1,4116 acres, 140,400 June lknits' ('rp to Thu-ce I), Homes In.'., 1.1 4 111k A. San _,., ,1 - _I - . ft' !ip")~ Vp' ." I -.'- '- -' --_''-'--_,'. , - WE DON'T 'STOP" TILL WE SUCCEEDmoommmm3 BEST - trustee to Charles W. Clayton Sanford $100. ' '" -, - Jr., W. Malcolm Clayton & .,. .,,' of Its 90 & 97111k II, I), fl, MItc'hells Survey of 1,e'.', (rant, $109,607. The Iluskey Co. etc to James K llerold & wf 1nuiise,,l,t 1 tilk (', Sweetwater ('limb, Unit I, $11,200, Sun 1st Nail 11k Orl, exec. est of Sec .10-19-30, less S M0 of W 995.0' thetrof & less i-el. r-w,. $400,000 to Frederick W. Trabold Jr. & eel Blanc, 1,1. 22 & F 10' of 23, Virginia I.. Drury, sgl, to 131k C, Englith Est, Un, 3 Herbert G. Bachnian & wI, Allie N P're or & hb F ddie to Sarah It 13 Triplet lake Samuel Martin & niindell Shores T'nird Addn., CR Kendrick, lAst 3 Bk 12, Tier G. QCD) Comm. Bk. WI' - - l.imncl ft i'h*m' (it Will I, Gunter & Aoe',, Inc. to Seminole Sites Inc., Portion c. $2,501) e,'narmes t .ntrv & wf. Va '.'-.-: -.' '---'- .'n-..'-.-.-' ,-'--., I ' - - '''A..-.'.-'-.--- Lunu ranSUCTIons lV T __ etc., - water I - $128,100. National Residence Ste., Inc to Alan S Pantch & eel Frances Lt 97 Wrrnwrsod Ills,, $32,500. Itarry L. Morgan & eel Maryls'nne to Charles, I, %Villiams& wf. Donna 1.1 18111k A Druid Hills Est., 1st Addn.. $32,200. Glen B Silkwood Sr. to John lii' '¼i & wf. Mars' Ann 11i" l6'S&504,12'Wo(NEc.',r aif of NE ' of Sec. 2S.2t'L2 .. I - '--*p,e' 'gu., ... "'' : 1 Cr IIII1IUIti .- Jsw Baldrnlgc & wi. Emily to Craig A. Ebaugh S It of SW t 4 of NE 1 4 of NW ' Sec 27-21-31 less W 50' for rd, $,5,000 Orl. liertiage Home ('i-p to Peter C. Hird & wf. Mat-',' Ann, 1.1 28 Sanlandcs Springs First Adam,, $23,500. N. Wayne('ummins & WI, Ire-va to Ernest Si, L)c 1rnie & wf. Nancy 1,1 18 131k N The Woodlands, Sec 2. *41,90(1, Rayisekt leasing Co Inc. II) Sen tree __________ _____________ C SE c-ceo! NW s Of Si'. 'en! Set' 24-21-29 run W 429.5' .- - ' " ' ' '--, ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Here's How '. I - . - . I _ - ____________ �-- -- -- -- A., 6C-The Sanford Heraiø Sunday, May 13, 1973 Want A ds How Here 's Alkali Stains GENE GARV Calley News Service Q. We have extremely hard water in our area. For dome-9. lie use, we soften it with a water softener, whict warts very well. But the water used tried kerosene, water, steel wool, ammonia, vinegar and Other solutions, Without Success. CS. F. A. The staining of the glass is due to alkali inthe water for which acid is the rnedy. Y w or the right track when you tried vinegar, exrept that vinegar is not strong enough Lobe effective, Mur. alit acid, diluted half and half with water, and used with car e, the answer Pour the acid Into tht wale' to a void splattering. Atso wear rubber gloves, eye g go gles and apply the acid solution to the glass v'uth 13 cr cloth In a rr.al tr: of seconds, t he By should disappear; after th t nose well, prderabj'. with rdft wa.er . Tr, protect wlndo' frames f rom the acid, rut them with so her of soap It, form is fi l m which can be i.a&shed off later, If acid fails to obtain resulLs, alkali is not involved. In Ui,ut case, tr% one of the new point and varTus) rcmote'rs enntaunun methienc chloride, - In our lawn-sprinklling sio-stem is the unchanged hard wate', The problem is when sprmking the lawn and a wind is blowing, there will be r5)' deposited an the glass of our windows, When the spra ues, it leaves a deposit. A number of people have tried different things uosucress hilly and I wonder whether CZifl teP me bat to US( t( remove this deposit I hivu rn1nhJItIuuuhIUI1UJUI1J.LuJ"i1lJ.LUL1.lJuiuIll]llllJIflTfl11 `_ I HIIIIt!IIIIIIIIIII[.L'' fur IIIIlIIIIlIIIIL" IIIIIIIIIIIL?V aT) ma I!IIILY pro an. ' wa plumber came fu'i his job, I noticed the "\JIIIIUI ut had turi*t a dirv ye.. '°1 and was ca'cin arid falling from around the Wirx10 frames in both the and kitchen. I used z .J hrus witi' softeners, irnriwnu., cleansing powders, I- I i, title insurance written by TITLE INSURANCE nip by Ham - en ) hire FlortaA Cii 1k flu 1 P4pwatii, Arksn.aj,, MII&iIs.o, VIrçr Puf'f't islands, California, M'IIJ all other stair-s anc ipr' o"" "lrnucj' Øu&'*Pf !% Al £ 1k TITLE INSURANCE ye , ha I : s III I Ililif I. 5 ________________ yeiiow -t - z. -- ,, , - '" ____ '- ' 16. ______ ______ ________________ ~ hlinilik uh JIIH " -._,..w5 IllllllllS a /'.,'\ 1 II WhIt Ii U _ 1111 11W II couNTy . .... Ir I TITI C R a sha rply r pointed - r.11APAtrrv rr I 1.11. - .. . . . - . - 322-4396 425-4915 IM1111111111111111111 11 Ill 11 1111111111111111111H - fill - M __ . - - __ 'i - - - ~ I - - . - - - ___ -' . -- - 1.3, -- - ;` - - - ---;,_,_-- ,,_.':':. - - -' - - - - - p 41111111" -~ - am". . - of ~ -.- -:11L - • anstru .-, . 1110 - - ~~ , - h I Living: Start with a price of $27,900 (Use a 0 down pmt with VA or low 5% Conventional) & add the following ingredients: * £ , i - -'" -- - S -- -- • \;,S il-~ : .t • BICYCLE PATHS TENNIS COURTS 3 OR 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS CENTRAL HEAT & AIR 7 DIFFERENT FLOOR PLANS , 't* care are spreading n wax f100r*s throurrhouj the howse, often accir,I companied by area rugs. 5% -- It)!, (_ WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL 2-CAR GARAGE . - * SERVES THE WHOLE FAMILY! FHA----- VA CONVENTIONAL NO CLOSING COSTS PEN DAILY - ptir L . 11, N 'A _.,_ poin men ' ,r -S - u .tSC BROKER CO-OP WELCOME interested be in the hospital oot)bv. Apply daily 9 to S 30 to Land 'O Fatuits. IC-I C First St. Sanford - - - 12Y a. ...-)"- We have Immediate openings for production workers in assembly and machine operators. - LABORERS NEEDED rubber tire, Ford or Case backsisoe operators Apply at W.nco Con I.tTu1,on Cor poration, Norm side Longwood ADS Excellent wages-Paid '4 weeks vacatIor. Paid Holidays . Liberal Group Hospitalization and Insurance Plan. Excellent opportunityl Jill a$trartp,e sen I-.t tnet • --' • Yti ---JOHNNY WALKER JIM {Ut4T REM.TY 'r elo'i rn- - - - , - -- 17,) 41 17) AvrPlttf- - ___________ ' - - -- ' 1145 t - - NEW COMPANY IN SANFORD • FRONT DESK NPINdlikovArehoullococrolerpackef Call General Manager for interview at • HOSTESS/CASHIER COOKS • PANTRY HELP KITCHEN HELP • LAUNDRY HELP HANDYMEN • DISH MACHINE SECRETARIES OPERATOR Excellent Fringe Benefits APPLY IN PERSON DAILY it A. M. to S P.M. 1 -- --- ____________ C 34 EARN EXTRA DOLLARS I sties and Men to work door to door compiling information for new city directory. No telling Neat ranr .,.. iflfl4, ijood spelling and own Iran sponlation We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. Apply P I Polk & Co , 103E First St Room 605, lam 10 a m - Monday thru Friday - Mature couple for new apartment complex in Sanford Send resume and salary requirements to P0. Box 797 , Casselberry. 32707. ( s) C Personnel, experience not necessary-- will train Paid vacatio ns, can and gas furnish ed, group insurance, Must ha ve Florida driver's license, 21 yrs old Pay i draw against corn miSsionS Good opportunity to get started in auto tales Apply in person to Jack Davis, at till (laker Volkswagen, 3719 S I? 92 . Sanford HELP WANTED MALE or FEMALE Full or Part Time c I - - -. - •'it va-tat • a tu j.,ia t state issoc. * -II 'P-I tAA .,Pau '' P% it -- -, ,,,,, % F;nancinq - I1351 n I) c ost s ' Washer Drier June 0.Cuptincy - ~ - I & 2 bedrooms - .. .,. .. • Business Opportunities Resort Property - NEW SMYRPIA IIIACH 7 1;rdroorns, 7 blocks off beach $ 90 weekly Ph 377 1917 - i -'' - p,., A'tt(h 10 in Off rrcu V * art - , ' I POe 1 - - 110 Aurriort Biv('i - Canford 31 r-rn - ()WPIER TRANSFERRED. 7 month Id I bedroom. I, bath. nice . UbbOrhOOd K,tche,I equi pped I I 'r. •i -"•• • -i - ion rifirfigili. rentr,.l heat and air, other estrai 171.900 Best buy in ')"° i '.4ulTe • la e , simply The finest adult mobile home park in America today. Close to New On Market I fTI Ii JUPIF4) R IVER nest üs' 2 Bedroom. large Floricfa room on three acres You folks .st'ove hem ,3oP.n on river . Viril e % your chance' 5455(0 Orlando. Extraordinary location. Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot ' rentals for homes start at $75 per month. "SAnborcisSalpsIpader.. Your Multiple I sing Agency WI At 101a', 2545 F'ar Furnished / inspection - AT I 1 models open for your ' vd. THE FOREST I C$I.ANOO © I *h e lsit.,iPap 4 enst to th* LoS. Mr'y ixit. Get .0! end o right on Lek. M.'y $esáWm,d, The Forest,, lie, a ,'r.J from ft. .wst. Open en w.doyi from I0 tIll 5:30. $uvud4eyo from 'ioois 1416. Viiip0,1 w.lcnt,. on your I Business Propert',.' For Rent 37 Space for Rent Can be used for business or office Call 377 *060 Si,jridpy 373 1106 WAREHOUSE. 4 Bays, over head doorS From 300' 1700' 17 92 Longwood $31 1956 _11111110 - Gna ë Gardens %ti.de.. I. I & I l.dre.,,, -ii Apis Item lul Houses for Sale U flfvr it, $.it'gl. Stiry Olympic Peel - Ctvwisvti JOHNNY WALKER m1[I1 A. ' Kingsberry L*II Homes Cuttom (lilt by L,cl Lvokol..-Voi £,iat CRANK CONSTRUCTION STEP4STROM REALTY 1141 PARK DIlvf 67? 4460 CALL Brittany Farm Home 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, living room with brick fireplace, formal dining, family r oo m, over led double garage. On large lot with beautiful trees 547.000 Spanish 2 Story On corner lot. 4 tjtdro.'tnu, i t.alP,s , fireplace, carpet, u.'r ,tge Willi Oocl wok pre,, IsiS' 503 4 322.2420 '• Newcomer tot e Orlando area? You can buy and move into a new Sanora home today. bccjrocrti 7 huh hi,,', shag carpet thro,jt,i,.,il garage and ferced ,,,rt 531,6 00 (lu- lit' Ranch Type \Ian' people in burnt' SUTOS and financing will tell you that VIJU have Ili be employed 3 . (3 months before you can qualify to bu i .utte But .it Sanora, we have confidence in people. I liedroom'., 7 biit.s, cenlril heat ,,td air, spacious living moo',, opened to large family r oo m wlPp fireplace, on corner lot $19500 County $8900 I wu bruit runt Ir an,,' ho'r.' (p tq!i.ii I lot Vtiti ti-i. I' '.1- ti,' ,tiitl Irul p Pa yton - , C) _____ / i-liPilp ill 1) 01 J611J iliaeatti,, A,t' At Ii V,) onuervativi, es timate A $2.940 investment put'. Rooms for Rent - "r i7l,0(W PEACH Cottages New Smyrna, air, fully equipped, very reasonable Pates day. wk , mo 614 OMI flu experience nec es sary L(tity bet not affect our bu$ine Profit lutential is unlimited $ 90 for each you in t)u5ifle1 Write today lint lud• phone number I Automotive Ma;ketlrtij In I)ept I Ii. -i)O 14 J I'.,i - ,t Media. Fla. 1 906) I '"I' rr r !'JS'.iI •f PCi - - In Ousinest For 'YOur%rit Fullor Part Trne DISTRIBUTOR PICCOlO clay worked is a - ''i'"i OPEN HOUSE 1 5 JIlt 1401 I'V, SAUl- OPt) Si We know that if you were successful at your business, iride, or profession back home, you'll succeed here Show us evidenceof your 1ut - hievement (your most recent tax return will do very nicely) and you can qualuf ml :1: -. i:i immediately, '.'.h' '.s' : u rl& - i . S till., Jos' ' !-i hast' It ,uu hj',e ft ;iio'.e out ut till! two years, Builder/Developer J Bruiley Odharn will buy your home at the origtaal do'.s-ti pavmt!rI I of iU, or 'you may sell to anyone else at a higher price L)on't wait to enjoy beautiful Florida lt, tug In your own houtte. Coiite to u:tJ':, Orlando area ' within \t ' , i,,; ti!: -., it.i1 ii', ii t*-tJi.iuiii. lull ball, tst)ini,' his country estate Walk to %PioIkl.,iJ 0' rest under tpc Stipt) bier'. Only ill 51.4) ,, There IS a better was' to live-at Sanora. CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR Ill Ill? TOWN IMFORD f4I - 0tH .41 i0t Wool "BUILT F()R YOU - ftl~ •O.i '% 0:sl5 11ttt(,lI % (It,, 21 VI AKS (Ii .(.F. j)15 tII(.11 ;KAIfl!Al I.S M> U r - ni,6 Irwin Real t lepri, Ct-i'!'f'e-cj teacher s',.nt: t.r.t za second grade position Mature Reply Box 457, care of The San lord Herald. P0 Ito. I 651 Saiilortj. Via, 37771 Air conditioned bedroom, men only Ph 371 7329 Ill Myrtle Ave ff4 t .te., - 5andlelowuodVilla,5 - 'riPi F i-ref Rpllpp, br -"A' C '.hAtp :ovnmis,ions and I--..t "n1' .'/ii perSonally iran I -i' (I0* IS s at I p• I Swimming Pool Situations Wanted 29 BENEFITS - For Rent . Ile SCHOOl. - K3l * r.ii 1')') '51015 P55571 A iiJi 36 MANN t' MANN INC. REALTOR 67P-3333 DISTRIBUTOR NEEDED 0,I99f4 -- ----------------- - Cook with som e knowledge of special diets Also aides with experience only. Apply Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 C 2nd St 14 4f4t --- T ender loving are for elderly In lily borne Room, board, laundry S yrs experience 131 7912 1-46. SR 46, SANFORD. FLORIDA (An Equal Opportunity Employer) tAi4Ii - Mobile Homes Rent Il' Wit,', 2 bedroomS. cnrprP. ,Sir 1115 mo • utilitits Adults Security Ph 37) 0t77 tint it i.,... %'LflI''fl!UVVi Apartment Manager. 21 Sheraton Sanford Inn 6 - Sales I- newly painted lnid, and out No children no pets referenc es and Seujrily. res ponsible couple only $ lis Call 177 3930 37) 3170 or 6*71ul Do you own a car? Could you use an extra $700 a month part time? Your own boon Write f or loop pointment. No II. 111$ Daetwyler Drive, Orlando, Eli, 37909 HOUSEMEN ii I-Ahe Mary.2 -bodroom furnifilied. businu'it without resp-orusbit,. HOUSEKEEPER • MAIDS R ent Furnish urn ed H Come by or call, Sandy Mann NIGHT AUDITOR • ACCOUNTING 4. '.,-,",".',..'-'...'." ii TRY THE MAN TO MAN APPROACH! We want exp Salesman for beautiful of fice in Alomi Executive C en ter Best split of both sale-s & l'stnj Same as owning your owlu - NOW INTERVIEWING i1 II i r.,.u, ,,,iII ti ritral heal and air wall In wall carpetung. kitchen equipped - Positions available for waitresses, cooks, bus boys and gas at tendants, Apply in pers on . Days Inn, 1 and SR 16. Salary, paid vacations, paid holidays and other fringe benefits. - SANFORD, Fl A AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ,. A Seamstresses. Canvas boat tops Call Spenco In Long wood, $31 1770 HARCAR ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CO. - I.! JOHNNY WALKER - Duplex tUI)iCX Two; Vt! bedroom duple*, with UPtAU": equiplu.d, - - - . I ..'i - ;-)~ , ~;14_, W e1. -' r A - #,isl000p, su so co Ill N Park, Sanford S971. PlPitt 373 1147 R ealty Ho'ie Rettt I U hi, n tOc5l c ISA rEMAP. ReQ Real Ft,?. AtoP'.' , in " - - Stenstrom II - I ,, Unfurnished -, , f II r4'Ii P -- -- -,',, -r-~ - _- -..:,- - .A2 mim -a I N1901'. . , i. - -, - I t baths. firoopface, two (Af _______ AVAI 1.14 APAP TMFNI' A()II I NO f'ET' ci r 177 VAI '• - - ']AfAQ0. Itioll Offelol. Molloy #V,r4% crrturwi.p r reirit. Realtor MI MIII P . 0111 AP400 WP AA I S 1)) dPIl 1919!, r,pqucpu Si,riutp 1 317 73,1 In l44 _- )tiLTSOPlt MOI3ILI' P't law' r 313 7161 0' Jfl i in 'sss CPA IN REALTY hq)rrp Stemper Agency - 7S151'prk .I - BA(.t REALTY •- 323-51/4 AttrNTION prtppr-r% IlAfff In find CR home in ofecoliont I 14! , '-' S. It'" PlIll'Al You'll like the price ;. ' * ' HALt.. REAl r ?I 0e0er, •1 ?P- 3 bui',m Myf, I,i'tlroonu dopier lurtuiSheti Ii linens 4770 Orlando nrive turd I III- 0Pt)OM Sanford apply in person ask for Mr. Grady Stepp I 7. 11404 NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY - --. i EMPLOYMENI Mile oil I? 97. Casselberr y P(CQC0t5 SQ III 1100 - lJl)l% At 331 r.-sct'flI (:ils. Cr,PltI Iii. '- it,NYTIME .t (a P s. 00 PIt maintip - 's 10 snna '---- 644-0810 I ,t I [O f ill I FII in.n,g' - PER YEAR FOR ----- (305! I I Part time mturr sales lady Knowtedçe of Sewing netelsary 4 WEEKS PAID VACATION WANT --- ' '' trCnh style rome Lar,)eoara. 17) 75V 177 *I4 I ovli older i h#-'tvrw-rtu. evat.. 11uIl.1?1V WALKER Rfl Jll5 I TT?tLflCfl - Tf,ido-roi A, ApIt. 7 Adult path ,%. I I A"Illy lifirlook lit$ Vilify 11 9), S : ;4-1 )'"• w ''P'fi WI,JIed tPiv" '.'un' '4'!/ ',r'PrP p'.S$ i•l"f " I' ,, 'ti)' I)' 'm (0$ P3a !t,ql, Si Lemon -4 I Fatrlane Estates f, A") bed. , Salo A NEAT & NICE )JUfl UI I - -'- 1i -- EARN api /(, Huffman Dou"If R.alPi 644 *441 g,., rttl ('IWti[ Prolk, Phoolp 172 1110 ; 111 Abillty ', P I Fit I PRODUCTION WORKERS INC 1 171", Houses for II ) t)-ii. 11) 4t73 It - -- COLLINS M.i ,f ,. ..j-i ) [ipe-fipnce prelerresi hut ' u- 4-jr, saUiri Seti rue, PU it perience Mutt be good lypsI, Monday. May 11 at It am tN TO SPRAY LAWNS S: W PER HOUR TC START APPLY IN PERSON TO 834 1060 ',r Houses for Sale iuriii ' t-'t?I 17) )157 fl 514 pt" ,,,,, its no -- - - , 1 ,At to , • m .iso t'ri ,. 'I',t" t1,,r Part time. alternoon hours. Seminole Memorial Hospital Re%ponjebl women only Those - '. WINTER PARK n P'S tS I o DAN i living room, , -- anti react PnU:::I't1;' documents and knowlpcje f modern erperienc p fl OPprAhlon i)uhlk utility ciealin*j in water lieptinent or iewaup treatment, rsilorcernpnt of sanit a r y codes ordinprucet C,raduahion from •u1,prnvrcj culIce Univerity ,p,tli major rourse work In civil e n gi neerli-PU, l)Utine%% itil nuinistration r a related lied tlrsIrAt)Ic Iir'r.uljS pIr.th*t4i I'lI-)f'tiCfl(C in li.ld 01 c ivil enginerrig Salary rancp 511.000 to III '100 Position available June I retirement plan, pant 1 "ptaltiphnn, v4t( Ptii)il •SruiJ %it I r 1950 LEE ROAD - U ---- fosipirrvilory vollock in , --- sing Center. Oviett Call 165 1156. - PHONE ri --' .-••.- .,•.• ()eRAPY I in'c tinent*. hi liii'' I P '-tciipiu, mtijrt aduult, no ii" iJ7 West 77th SI Sanford I A( -gulations governing riogulAtinti 4 4 public water And sewerage %voifefinks and assur Ing compliant r ,s II III Silt li' - ----- C4lflstr. to Risynrnnd ' ii! NP-- of 45, .J E. I.amnti & 'Al Janice, U 1 81k A $50,tK1(. R nh. Hammt'l & is if Lvnwood Rev., $23,500 IretandsRestr, inc. to City of F"lnrvnrt-& Manuel IUsken& " HANDY MAN'? Greater Constr. to Wirt T. Altamonte. portion of Lt, ; 584 584 & F timp gener al maint enance man Mildred to Edis. Duds & wi & 'Al Sylvia. Lt 3 81k E 585 Altamonte Land Hotel & neeoeø tot Smittys Inc 7Th (,ssrndu)va, that part of Lii 13 & The Meadows West, $36,700. Orlando Dt'ive. Ph 322 2$12 __ Nay. Co., etc., $ 1 00. 34 in S'- of 81k H. Tract 3 Greater Constr. to Martin J, Wannetta C Wise tfnrm. Maintenance Man with engineering SanLando Springs, $34,900. Alpert & wf Marlene, Li 15 81k Chesseri 6 hb Ihiss and In Lynn skill, One Oat a, week. to corre-c" H A Ross Constr. to Charles V. The Wttodlands, many Small building problems sec. 3. T. Harkfl & tI Muriel, I%I W (;ra & wf Marjorie, Lt Appli HOlidAy House 330 ( "I $43,200. less E 15.9', 811.5 Tier 13, na Commercial. Sanford. 7 t I p in 81k E North Or). Tern., SeC 6 E. Robert Taglauer & wf land & Colon. Co Ltd. Map St Tint! 1. *25,600. Alice to Jessie J. Swinson & wf Gertrude Addn, 1111.000. Machinist . A Ross Constr. to Thomas L Dolhe, E 140' of W 851' of )t,'1A 14 James English to Dorothy Lathe Milling Bridgeport Reid & wf Toni. LI 9 81k C No of N1 of SW'4 of NE 1 4 see . &oodpay Fringe Befits en Blake Bowman, 1A80 L Lake On Tern., Sec 6 Unit 1. 125,900 20-29, $100 ADVANCEM ENT Markham Est, $11,000. Days 373-0940 Sanford H A Ross Constr. to John 0 Edgar & wf Sarah to John Wilco Constr. to James M. Nites WCekendi $31 -7D51 Henne & wf Sharon 1A38 81k E Cook, Lt13 BIk D Bungalow Durham & wi Shery Sheryl L. , Lt 17 CABINET SHOP No Or) Terr., Sec G. Unit 1, City, *400. 81k I Lynwood Rev.. $29,300 E'pee',enceci help wanted STEADY r-5.400, Annie Griffis to Emery C. WORK Apply in person, Bldg 176, Calbert Constr. to Eugene p H A Ross Constr. to John W Griffis, N 1: of S 150' of N 88375, Sanfo-ø Airport Sanu. Jr & wf Janice, I.t 15 811. Slusai-z Jr & ,Al Martha, 1i 14 of E 100' of SE WORK ER S 1 4 of sec 30-19-30 A Crystal Shores, *28.500. £4ptp 10 pei'on 81k C No. On Tern., Sec 6 Unit I , to Arr,Klc.n Wc grantor life est. i, $100. Calbert Constr. to Larry M. 1797 Charles Street, 1, 130,100. Jc't'I P. Newman Susan Rankin & wf Virginia F.. LA 17 LOflQWCEd Florcnct' W Marsh Forrit. Newman & Harold Turk to 81k A Crystal Shores, *26,500. Service Station A?tru$nt Walker & hb James to Othrnan Edison A. Gil,hs Jr & wf Bell's 1. L Lfno Jr 6 sti Lacy to Union la Station, Longwood M. Baker & wf Aisher, U. 4 81k Corner Hwy 434 & 477 Ruthanne, Li 27 Bear Lake Edward Johnsto n . trustee, I Woodnierc Pk Sec Repi, Hills, strxo 5W'i of SE'i of SP, 4. E1- of 113.000. Ca rpenter & Helper Ss E' of SE',:andSE'4 of NE's k D.F. 8ldethe.,topaW rs Mud-Fla Ltd Pt.r. to Carl & S'loi'er& Wf Jean. Is 16 Winsor of SE1 i of see. ?3.!l-32, pap, S,antr area i Seller Rose Appel condom., Unit 488, Manor First 66$ $55.4 after retains fruit erpI. $162,500, $4 Village of Wandnneadciws GUNITE- Nozz,lman. iQCD: El17.. S. Hall to Buster finishers, - ttainee, Full 126,500 If "It work Top pay Grmdstaff & wf Sally, Lii 15 & AIt need foreman Call S 600$ Ronald I. I1feifcr & ,Al Donna i; BIk G. Tract 67, Sanlando ill Henry Nemi'k 6 wf Susan L. Prbit,OtJt man, mechanically in Spr ings, $100. ned past Sales ri per ience 21'&S'; u!21 81k H Tract 27, 21' Q('f)i H. Knox Bettinghaus .atary and commission. Cali arilandu Springs, *40.000. Ind & wf LaRene to Buster ."h t 17. 323 6594 1.vnn E3launer to Joseph A. Grindstaff & 'Al Sally. Lii 15 & Carpenters • iT.t WC flaik'v & wf Evelyn, Lt 37 B1k H 17 81k G Tract 67, Saniando Want Ad Exc ellent Earnings. Call David i,Hlkland Ist, sec., s,soo. Pbbtrtt. 67* 16,13 Springs. $100 Win Pinsonnault cliii. to Department Hours Bu.stor Grmdstaff & wf Sall% Reliable man to drive truck, load Donald Weaver & wf Doris M.. to James p. wuu lam. - 530pm. and unload material, and work in & Saturdays 6. Holidays W' , of L ii 35 & 36 Can Arsdale Cheryl M. & C Nornuui Pritwr lumber y.rø 4 hr week . Er tam - 17 f't-ci, ( tStJO!'flf.' Brokerage Co Addn elient fringe benl4,tt Apply .n & wf Katherine. Lii 15 17 & 18 person •P?r 9 am to Scoltys Deadllnt.-17 Noon Mack Hammock, $36,00(), " 81k G. Tract 67 Sanlandu HOmE Builders, 700 French Ave Day Before Publication Donald Vsvin-t•r& is-f Doris to Spnari *33000 Sanford -- __________________ (h,urin- l..e-ssis. Lt16 196 !0 81k QCIj1 Elti. S. I-jail to Buster bOdy Man EIpCr,enCed only need Personals 3 AlIens First Addn. Grindstaff 6 v.1 Sally, lifts 15& apply 50 30 labor CommiSlOn. .L A DEVOTION YIUSbiDgIDZI Ills., $I,!00. Pa id vaca tions. annual bonus. 37 81k G Tract Cl. Sanlan-do 373 SOl0 hiOSpitalirat,on is awadable Donald E. Weaver & wf Doris Springs, $100Central Baptist Church Contact Dave Redwine , between It it Reba Meclain, all that part arn an05 "Pp in 373 1163 or $3.4 QCD H Knox Bettlnghaus, YOU IROUBLED Call Toll 0071 f Lt 18 Map of Van Arsdale etc. to Bu ster Grindsiaff & a-f ARE Mon IPUt, Fr, F r". "4 M7 for 'We Care"()ibtjtt' Brokerage Co Addn "i4otlInr" Adults or Teens Sail), IA& 156 17 Ifik C, Tract WANTED-Mon for general yard }:bk Hummock N of SR 419 67, Sanlandu Springs, and mill work for one of central $100. - FACIDWITHA DRINKING Florida's largest lumbe, corn Buster Grindstaff & wf Sally PROBLEM Ponies ('perieqe preferred but 4. Jameb W. Atwell & wf Lorita PnIflp5 Alt Op,oJic% Anon ,,10.J riot necessary Good hours, g to Jaimues Willia"15 & wf Cheryl Can Help t i Win. H Smith 111 & wf & C Norman Pricher & wi V APpI in person Only to Tn Phone 47315*7 Slate Lumber Cc, corner of Pitricuj A., LI 8 81k 1 East- Katherine, Lii 1517 & 18 81k G, i'.' i or P 0 B;' 1:.. Cri'.ch 5' isroo Old Monroe Rd. liuk s-d Uri 8, $2,51J0 .Iract 67, .P'tt) Sanharido Springs, off Hwy 16 Phone calls will not tt, Dennis H Miller & wf Doris to $l3,0 considered - -(arsten Borgium & wf Lost and Found Casselberry GCIIIS Inc. __ 'iIitrijr(!t II., Lot 27 Indian Rerwe Morgan, Lt 46 811. K FACTORY WORKERS LUST Male Ponuer*nian kcdd,s, Hills, Unit 7, *40.500. IP4 TCI7VIEWS DAILY 54 brown, and Lake Kathryn Park 40 Addn, white Vic onstv at Paul E. May & wf Mary 1.. to $10,500. Løurel Ave Needs medication for Itinq,fi't include tj (P(4 tier,' f'VP DtCfr P540' r ' floi -R" p z.. .-ak & wi shL':'. Clii i;r'cirgia Ii. Mtt'ii'!iai,d & bci.ar.crrn UPI-eOi-1i.dy. pad 373 1173 REWARD L: 1 GR'erlgilte Est, $Sl,U00. Kenneth M. Leffler & wi Sue vacat.on_ Plaid hOldAyi, company ttPa id insurance F5Ptfl(ed and Laura Krueger to Leonard P. Andrea J. Adek Jr & p,c 9Ol0 tram, Lost--Octogan -,,,. 1 wf trainees Inside work U et Se' I'r (r o .;r ii'n t.afllotd not hsno,red Pavtun & wf Ri.sa, 19 20 1 & F'lussae, IA 2 811. GA, S by Inclement weather The op an Lanta, 11laIa 811. 23 Crystal Lake Winter sec $10000 porsunay to get Into a new corn , I-aAnv on a ground floor IIiin, $16,500. Greater Const.r. Crp to Joseph 6 Child Care Apply in perCharles Morris Jr& 1111 Mark N. Perez & wt Diana M., Li 3 CONCRETE STRUCTURAL The Little Door Cl'tildc.r, to Robert Parkgtiui & at BIk K Tt Meadow SYSTEMS, INC. Meadows West, 3Ihr 7 d.yit, At th, Ofi of Marilyn, ilyn, La 8 81k K Northgatc, *35.400. Sanford. ieu than 7570 Elm Ave 3730710 mingles of, I 4 at 1757 Sanford2 $41,000. Greater Constr. to Cit. th 0. '-7 it; -.-u RIIb1-Z-: F. Whiarty & wE Balk') Jr. & wf Judy AIiEQUIO ,)rl,jnity Employer . U 32 81k "'-' ''b'1-tip Pb 373 4U5 Catherine to Win. H Laop& at V The Woudlds, Sec L Ruth E.. 1..t I less K 39 &$42,300. TRUCK DRIVERS 9 Good Things to Et Ovir the ?0Ø rs Call 373 S9 or 39'l&!15'uf Lot 2lIeuE39,& Culbert Conntr. Inc to James 79'mvfrom to m,. 2 p en W 311'u 811. I Tier 6 K R Traf. K. Bos'aird & '4 Fise H., Li RABBITS iv fords Map Sanford, $,SOO. Richfte!d, $3,3tJtj Live Ui- Of c'.%*'d An, Man rededfor ¶.J;rul,I iQCD; James F. Soos to fryprt. sle*pr5 37$3 repairing field ho Greater Constr. Crp to H. W. Marlenui L. Soli, 33 Sleepy Galley & wf Jewel, U 7 81k V Call 373-6037 -Hollow s-d, $100. The Woodlands See. 3, $43,000. I I Instructions Wdco Constr. to Nicholas J. BUS BOYS... Wilbert G. Miller & wf PIANO LESSONS Cevalel., Motor len arster & wE Gertrude, LI 3 Bik Margaret to Lakeview Nursing 17 WA Chord C our se be Ovtr 71 Apply fl F Lts vnood Rev., $28,500: US Cen. Inc., Lii 4ii& 46, less K loo, Harry Ie3ter. 373 1319 11 5 liatliuld Ma11',7 05 Burke Wilco from page SCI - - -' ROOFERS tiiper,enc in bvt1 up rotting Also-ROOF ERS HELPERS Good wages. applp in cerson iC RID Ri4,tS Company - elegant st yl1mg ing and • if p tn ---------'--------_-----_ TV C Afoot .., I .- - S5p'ro t"r •- rir ,* ca genera øttit,.e oui es ars iiglu? MAintenance work Et - *J * : -- _. P I Al - - " Ave I tTV (ON 1P01 t)IREC TO srMINot r (01111 IV Al000 Involves typing and gf`nflfA0 Moire volork SAIAry ( fink meniurAle with Aniount of rof twiencof Cal( 321 2610 Al .., - . Ii U : 4)1 ; lie -- - P0 - - iii,) 7 bedroom ill tarpetInQ cptd,l heal & s,r. .1, ipar es pool, rItib hrui5e Male Female Help Wanted .o , - ' GREENBELTS - iiM) ,.. I 4it Iriuip '.511 It pup .5: A. ul FG4XI *Aittctt't And nigh? sA5hin, Grill and Fountain help ne(.Ipd I! t l't Cr OvCt liar m.-sid. sw' I-' ti' fl -- - -- I I S 'I 1P--s ti.4 - .. 4 riM It • CI7 7677 or apply Aadcock Furn,lu,rr Cat elbfrr cia ,)1 l - 10 loolis ,, - - -" ik'al,- IN i rv-u t- -r '"T. - ,p lop • SWIMMING POOLS I, riP d%h gardens No piperiente required See Bob Welker. United lIoq$uüjll.jrp. 357 5 So Park Ave Apcika or call $16 7151 - u ci i P10101'I'VII (Art h0 lliff0thfiff IV Sri Ten Telephone ReceptIonl?s 7 Truck Drivers 19010 per we. I LlIb(W'ers on Park.,s iSA 00 PeiI' tircuiivr stcw i wee4. Mutt have all tMSi( %perel4ry tO Labo.crs U) Oki pe r week Corw typing, shorthand it'll t) 1 Mainlentinre Repairman ,gslp$ot,se adictaphnp Call ;pi per Week Un i ted Horticulture tnt .uiu I M e c hanic Sill per p.)ntm,nt 1*4 7272 All lobs are for full limp om ployment AppIitt plr-se I AWN A VACATION THE AYON contact civil Serv i leOffr.e cii- ttu. WAVI M a ke money in you' \pMr• City Mn.jei-' ('tftie, Trio 377 hours lot a getaway cruise. 3161 ,iolIu,'t whatrvpt your heart ile%irct I nd utit how easy II , -- get started as an A'.) 19 Female Help Wanted Mepresanttuvc Call 611 )07P , PARKS for I PM4YI 114 AIIMS APIS MAntli to arrange lerrariuml, and W r it e N . F Ffl Houses for Sale - Moo ______ j Delivery Pupp. •-.'-1 ,Wv.•Ili; Noft Jj s Nu I LI AL to find ndx resilient floors Aika, this Armstrong RoYal V111a pattern, in some of Lbe ht-_,t-dr". sed rooms, Their i ('iiu't, . LAKES '''"* .liupt lIbpthildrp PeiCretices (all - P,' "er needed fOr grtng •n oc'ceuin foliage plants A O lob for anyone intere?p , piAfl?% You will learn the iecre!' Cu' po'-ting ano caring for pia,ir ,-'-:'.- v,'-t-. r-r,' r,.-i.., . CIR CALL VIRECTIONS Better - - I.,t. - - - __________ L sealer alf- Lulabit, a', buildin~, suppl) and Large paint stores Area I I(r Too .,% ( -i, -,-,-, - - For !itt QrOwIiSQ mafsa9ernpn' Ite$Ø, $DC!IV THE PiER AID Circulation Olpa r. • ___________ ___________ - Seminole Land Sales Noted Recipe 511`10 Cl - sou want a secure lutyre in a -- -,.-- 1 a1111111111 - - - - cleamng or regrouting, app)) 119 W. Ist Sol., Sanford -. .2 ' or can opener, and all loose ndrtiLl es brushed out A laver lute- E--- -S PlEA? 4 birr.om , Wôvishnp, lnrQs porch, nIce lawn tP' .ii r'1 ipcnieq -em fir Ii? It' p f'•" (jy - - %SANTEO woman 10 lr middle aged Senil invalid. n ri if po5%ljle, small waiji' UI I TONA a .a r s p 010 a ii I Canine Control Officer - I" 40 Per '-4( Will be Paid A 0000 salaryand enrous allowance 'Or usnç pp nt,$Ornobile Other benefIt 0th' p tore vacation. ho%p'tAl.,e i Sability And life insurance - ; Mtov ment. such as it screfiA drivrr ii - ,$ppst PPO --, r iC.fl___t U)p Inver W"n trained, he will biol given ,he rewonsibill1v of markaging ??* ---------- (PfP Of The SanIord HerAld, Pot 457 The City of Sanford is ac(rp,,no _______ -'- this - `M~ W ~, successful - £!rflLIt will need 11) he raked nIl? III! C We th -rolookilifer of The Saroollewo mfw&ld circulaloolon staff .s'orow IP$Q *,L__,._-,__ - - - 'S ut i'iifli itt I c1III 1101 Oxitlic IIC1C lind ater txtrW sure to nose' well after It" - - -=--- . iLI clean COMPLETE RECORDS i, SEMINOLE __ - i -- ____ II llousps for Sale - I kill limp houliphoolooper, rinust drive Trenq.p, 31 rs old, Psógh School diplomA. uood compan benefIt fpmI I cp p (u I it c n,.,. &A17 -u ,r mIn ii • "e1iivilIp Irore Aprtinønl, It " -'P ,r'cnpl.flrqj .ijp,p 1 p,a,n.,,-n t,u.i!,nvilIp Av SPOPOfrI, tw i''icnntn I I IY!!P V i I I 'u'of , •r r io'.ed .,,,qje A' I.m.ncj Pot tpi a, Prud Pppt I i-• nty 6-IS 3660 %! P,'ueilq Arid tI t"tl All ........ liffi(o 0#41otnhAls ne(riolptAty, bill norit I- for tM litpn5e Apply 00' 19A Dictaphone Telephone Answeri ng Dealers Needs Representative ,a - in ' de I . ~% of r - __ - !rChniQurs - - jar .. t... MMUM `1 - ___ ____ ' .li1' %0CC%ttul applicant QuaI.t.es for this enlnc trained tborop'hly Pl --- __________________________ UriturTIistl!tt - Pdus1nu Centel,Oviedo Mistiongoi - hwp , ti't,tr-%'in*l mAle lJ iflflfl(t,r evmtj tv,tentipI can ln Ili 'p ivpp pppp of (,.ii,ral rrw,pls I It he,i k.In Apnrtmpnts Rent ____ (...areer Opportun ty .. -. - •- DiSiR IC'? -- ' fl ,. - -- 4 Mate HeIrs --1 ,--- -_-i.J. - = - - 10 And %lrlpnQ Call %S AP4T ti) I PP4 or RN A summer nters ____ flelpers . FetiialelielpWanted i 5jpl,pwmpn to atslil and tare fn ''derly Patient and .*i hou,%.4nIi1 .t'n,t't Own t$npusvtatksr, Itlovoi A wpPk. t)etiat Area. 1 10 andJ Laborers cti r Help Wanted MoHe, Would apaytheth and Irre itothp! Call 1230144 -_ '5! ________ _-' I IaaIinQ 1510 - --- . .i, , -. li u I )' Female ____ Orlando I -- nc And amS of ,.n Alcoholic bi's'crftOe.s ) - I.e arid crumbling even i' •!- '_!:'-, p It - tIOfIdiSn Security Catrnls t blrlr. It'll and part limp men , i4itplia' e arwi nlh.t hnffit Apply 3335 W Colonii or __________ ____________________ - ____ :" - __________ ore lob wasfrnzsheci,it suggests that the Erou' is -: - - With be grout turning A. r - -- • there some pro.. tective coa ti ng we mould have' used and as there anthing we can do to get the grout white again' - Mrs. Charles R.B., Hudson. Mass. f1 ABSTRACTS LcCPOWS Ii ho - reniair is -,•--, Louisiana Sn r _____________ grout cleaner, soda and other cleaners but the dirltv color %ln?r c' Uv Jrrc-, New I r 'JIIII secured - Help Wanted Male SECURITY GUARDS VISTA TRAVEL .-. -I--j ______________________________ ip - U' Nitianwpc1r ft'- ! If "!JIIIIIJIIIIII ltIIHIU LOOKS BETTER rel,b I? " ho - r iiui' II)' When your properly mt -- II IIUhIIII" Wa Its •"JtIIIIlIIIIIIIfIJII -,..-..1CA 1AtL AGEPCPy 577 Ocltona !?vd Oeton rI.ylNG CARPET TOURS, INC Arlin liIr-$S, Cruisp and Tcir tWficial rates 303 Semw'n joilvo P4wv 41*' 931 -3731 _ --,--'-- - For Fast Results Plant Your 'Selling Seeds' In Herald Ads MI 4419 Q. After the rougLplumbin. wiv.installed. we borrower tools. lflstTUction and I lowed directions carefully ' 1'.1 ceramic tile on the ceilini %a1ls o IPx, bathroom an halls of the kitchen. We us wood Stove in the basemen: fci' twat during the buildiru,. -',bo u t four months later , ______________________________________ 4 Travel Agencies 13 __ P , _ ___ - - - ------- _------ Windows __ AP?UCATIO*$ AVAILABLE AT ANY II" THE I(.)SS WJ :it: i 1 YiN(; I'f!" by CACO BUlLDERSI INC. "Quiet Liv Ingfo 7&3BDRM.7 BAT" LANDSCAPING DISPOSAL, RANOII HANDY WAY FOOD STORE • CENTRAL HEAT I AIR 2 CAR & Gum111: INC, REALTORS Prsv: 1rovId,nca Blvd., Deltona (90's) 76971)1 - ' J. GARAGE S DISHWASHER, CARPETS VA MS PCT- CONVENTIONAL FINANCING AVAILABLE FROM M.Soo I N C1 SLIDING LOT ROI,eIj2f lu u ri 'I'(I%%'ntiohlsrs - Patti I tome Conventional homes 45 different home styles- by Hrailev Odh&ini, Builder/Developer N A • SANORA LAXE $35,000-$45,000 Qualify to Lniv totlay SANFORD (305) 323-4670 mo v e in tomorrow ORLANDO (305) 295-4370 Radius of 40 mLes from Orlando City hall 1 �-- --- -- - VV - -- -- -- ----_-------- _-=---___.. - ___ ----- ____ - _ _--_V----- ____- ______ - ----- _ _,2'si - - ____ ___________________--- Vay 13, 73 '4--Tht S1b'eord r-tera'd 48 The Herald Sunday Want I Hunting C.'... Bara'lIflIfl Ads Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, ---- -i - I - fl Almost New THE BORN LOSER Mobile Homes ..7 Houses for Sale by Art - ccrrier ioe, payments rthlp, ASSume balance mar 'Qe an Pa y Piity JOHN SAULS AGENCY 7fl$ Oak. Sanford 377 fl74 day. 373OARS eve 4679 - 3YtONOtAD-tMOSTWttI,4 Bedrooms. 1 bath Paneling. equipped kitchen, laundry room. carport - Fenced beck yard Pool with tundeck - Playhouse. bar be cue Pit, picnic table Citrus trees and thrubi storage shed All lot 11.00 Ccii 373 M ft fur ani h flil v.a 7 Bedrooms. living room with fireplace, some wont for the ti11 0Vrn1fl Zoned for duplex7 fides Excellent r*ighbe.hood All for 113.000 pri lOt--Woded area -SOv12 '-%30 and 13710 You 'll like thili - tet' now 'PriIt' We have homes with •S pci titian ng-Ju'.t think-You move in for S PCI down arc low c loi ing CaliBart Real Estate 71 HOur Se t v.iir ( Call 377 71W kri . tatn. carpet. central l,.1l 1 air. %16X) cjowr. lIE 17 pe ma pays all Realtor - %.. •• to '% - - . . -" 7tt' • . r _______ . S 17,900 Owner - Assoc 327 t.: REPOSSESSED 10 acre Colorado ranch, 17.971. Begin 131 Steed payments 131 down r$na,ge, 911 W 10th. Amirillo, Texas, 79101 lDa or flstlt I 57e 1690) REALTY N. UNSWORTH Lake Mary Area-S acres high and - Miscellaneous SO - -- -- -- - - - Income and Investment Property watch arid band. 1 16 carets. Omega, perfect condition. Certified ap worn 3 months praisial. 11300 Will sell for 1730 Call 377-1991 cc 322 1959 after S 30 soors SADDLE EQIJIPUENT Western Wear. Save at the Old Corral Western Shop, 1797 1 mile ., ' - as. a. .,. - Wz lio .. - P U, Ripe Stra*t*rries, new crop larpe plentiful-You pick daily AlSO Angus steer, 410 lb . 2x7 Irrigation pump Bob Ball, Treasure itl - a a C .a • .ap.,.n, . T ('r1r$l. fill (; V friends PrivatE- P aIlOs bi. li *Dawg 10' Total electric molien co'h,t'n'e":(- S Choose from studios. 1. 2 and 3 bedrOom aparlmnents and townhouses Phone 83-2985 th Sl lot ii i 4, ~ Hard It ' ' M.' • P . - --u S,'t R U :7 2757 Tools Sprvce and Repair O.ii" 1'ltjtt , ' -4 - - V ,,- , ,.' -- ,,-'-'.-•'•-' . i:I','i, - l's - Se'4r5 Coldspot Air Conditioner. 72000 BTU. 1 yt' old, 1730 Also 6000 BTU Coldspot, used 3 mos. 5100 372 6976 after 4 pm KIRBY VACUUM 37- I07 W. VII i 1, 4 SAND FILL FOR SALE. WE WILL DELIVER -call 372-8179 S TV Radio-Stereo Equipment for Rent Rent Blur Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer ton only $1 per day TELEVISION SETSI25UP MILLERS - CARROLL'S FURNITURE Pets and Supplies 65 AKC DOBERMAN PINSCHER, red lemlir, 7 years old Call 323 0484 Attr 4 Magnavoi am in-,, I tr.ck tape' player, record playe'n. r' ASSume 7 payments Dl $10 00 or 16100 cash Hallmark-I1$5 * NEW DOG HOUSES ALL SIZES - Fairbanks Ave.. Winter Park. 7003 AdamS Awe . goon - ....401110- -- - .-' _______ Pr" - . - - - ' - - . -, - - -- -' "a; 1' r C tquippd low milet $3195 1917 r1 r I ..91 ra Di iri% rx CC 't r, ç'r1 '' - -- .__ - ~_ _ 1, 6. - .. . '-rr * I Dick C"-' a_r__Urte~=~1111!I!i;=- -i . - - r .' d - _,.~_ _ __I~ ~Nm '.- ____- - _ 40W ' ,. -..-ri --.-,- - t C ' - ;_ __ ,An - "ft- - ____ • C' - '--'• lY11a1%IU4t - - - ______ ".,i,.*alt w -- - - --- , - ~--_-- -,- it* _t~~ . - ,a -111111111111111111111111 __ 'S --- - m',.-,-'qUx oil - __ _•=,,__- - ___ - - -t , -_. __ i -- ~ #--.,-. _ _--LL_ __ - - __ - - '. - ffj- 7AW __t' A% - L?''' Baird Inc. ,. - .• - - - .- " '. ,I -' -, 4.T A ('.('f .Pd ZL Co' - . I.i i it- - ---- . - a.'- - i::, ' 3 73 i. ( wl - aru .:-.;-. , _________________________ it ______ * * * Sale * * * -, Alliminun' t'uck caps S199 4P Were 174.5 limited Supply Slo today New- Wotict Travel. Hwy 17 97 N F em Park I' mile N of Dog Track Rd I Ph 134 9474 Will sell or trade my ,gul?y In 70 Pt Motor home 7 wa Winnpba a,r, automatic. PB. PS. lIDSmiles, 9 mo OleCall 323 6519 after A m RENT A Vacation Travel Triter !pnite ii'. sleeps 6. 84' ligh?1 Stove, furnace, pull With boa' hitCh 3 Day weekend, 170 Full *ee $15 THE SPORTS Si0f' t,rit1 r'laza, 33 5470 A CompU'Piiii Real Estate Guide To Bills' LivIng 11 Published E'ertL' SimIlay Auto Repairs 76 -I Lifestyles 7419 Orlando Drive, 3370817 Color Console TV Also AM FM Stereo 3730708 - r.. I..-. , -- - MonitorDeluxe, 1 Sell CIa,i.. toilet. gas ClCCtri shOwer, refrigerator. ai conditioned IMark. lvi. I ply osrrk:ed tires -i 'c r. , -- s ',- -, 1010 .1 0 Dozer. 14.500 W 9 Case Loader-2'z yard, $7.300 . yard Garwood drag line-17.500 Al ir good condit ion--6W Lemon Street, :1.12 8779 . a S 23 L.te!rne Prcmir Motor Home, Dodge, 11.000 miles, 4 kf, oenermtor. Sleeps 6 Self can Pained, like new Bargain pr'cec hr owner 305114 1834 - band saw Southern Star Menu fac'turinig. Call $30 611$ - - Te dnve Static'- Cruiser campers Travel Trailers 2::- Ii': 0e97 - 3 SPCod V$ Must4ng I tr,x k t,ipi' (14Ck. .- inch - Rockwell - ' Drill Prp chuck Radial arm kjw - Dvfta yENMORE WASHER. parts. Milwaukee Tandem trailer used machines wheels, axles and springs, electric service, MOONEY APPLIANCES, 323 brakes Will work trade on good - excellent - % '. '--'V-..'V ' , Pb 373 6391 n PUflc,iC AUCTION Every P,'.ndis y N"r 7PM • S We by y or sell one C'iwn CiA PoftCOf househOld Consignments wrtccrre 322 99C'S' SANFORD 1797- Sanford AU,. TION P4 - ______ ni Auction Pall - Machinery and 12 1QM i)od9 Coronet st6toni:,31$ automatic, excellent dthonC5C6tle'flt pr ce 1700 e0i 775 4392 ,uret3IenQne cle6fl, tø i AM FM fido Sauarebak, usili6ry speakers. runt Bolt' priced to sell Call 37 Trucks fld Trailers conditioned. y' CARS, 1947 Karmanri Ghia. radio. heart. Iti, 1964 condition good - - USED SHELLEY • Ireo(h Ave. 3237960 1973 HODAKA WOMBAT 125 cc. 1 0ly vV".rS P" '.'.'' - Motorcycles 70 - 1067 lord •icOn att.m',!,, ,'5%$0fl, radio - btec. Ight he , Excellent condition Only 119 - - - sell gold or silver coins C."t.'.' .r first We buy bulk .'ti% SEMINOLE COIN yS- 1sf 373 4)57 c -- Lawn and Garden 6? * STEREO * new 372 9714 '' - - 63 * Household Goods ' - 64 Gold vCtvet davenporl. 2 green velve' chairs, 7 tables, all like I Building Materials 61 Used Vacuum cleaners IS arid u- TaDes. U.S.A. 51 ___________ Air Conditioner, I HP, 230 Volts. $100 ç.li 373 fl67 Open Set., Sun 1 Wed ACr01l from Santora Orlando Dog Track $34 7001 Another Adventure in Living with Dick Byrd Bill 0 Brien 1irid Jim RUM,el1 . :. - 53 Patch Flea Mart move Sell excess *th a classified *d Nine blur tp'ht Shrub',. 4 ,xi . You dig 11(1 P'IICP _________________________ Pr- $W lit S!Sanford, 372 7331 cooking oul ti 7841 KULP DECORATOR swimming for recreation So-: 'I' rooms for meeting wt Ri ite'' F r'e' MotTle Demo,trat Ions C antiC & ShampooIng NICE USED FURNITURE Al SPECIAL PRICES I's It ir'ici -____ NEW General Electric 18 cu ft side __________________________ by side Slight damage, Make offer! Terms and tree delIvery WHITESIDE APPLIANCES. * Student's dcxl,. 18. 3 speed 70" flOOr t6n IS noiseless oscillating standing fan. 125 Ph 322 2117 1Nà should be... -- - to IS Cu It Frigidaire Freezer, trostfree Less Mart S vt's old Holds more than 100 lbs 1175 Call 323 4730 - (AZ LIFT EQualizing Trailer Hitch. k $ brake controller. complete. ISO $340174 qy as it -- - - .?'t. - NCR lid 0Sk model posting mach$n,witPStarld Programmed tar accn'ts receivable and payroll, •t Sanford, Can be $i "era to Office Desks for sale P M (liii Sanforo. CIA Ph 377 Sc.41 Stamps - Coins -•---- & Supplies Like new 'V 0030 living AppIances - - V - DuneBuggy Frame.1110 Call 37? Florida --- t'l hs$*1154ii 130(1 SO1 (OndI,Oti - $I7 173 5339 Closed May -6 tP.ro.jgPi May 14 while moving into our location Reopening May 11th Tonvs Coins Office Equipment 60 - - 'V..-- 4 wit 5014 MAIER FURNITURE -, Stt ?r.dc rsl St 37 Se *MaittandFleaMart* Diamond 3 ACRES- corner SR 44 1 Cameron &WCflVP Large busIdifl, for restaurant I IflVCffl With wire Irid beer license 1 room 30'x40'. and Screen patio. 3•5S Sale price. 149.0G.) Cast or some terms Call 77703058192'270Clarence F Carr ( 301 WA" lay' I cv write P 0 Pso 3M ,v'M PURCHASE--? manual winet CWQaflt * rt.y"thm 1599 Cannon ' - - - ---- - --- SPECIAL Z ags , bt,tttVflhCt infect i,,. ,ht-s etc 117 00 c ash cv assume U 00 per month tar 9 paynnentt Hallmark Sewing Center. IllS W Fairbanks. Winter Part Phone a! 1177 tree Delivery 5? For Sale Musical - Merchandise 9 - ----- TOUCH 'N SEW ', __________ - - - * SI N G ER * ,,. .1' 1941 Hwy 17 97 Open 5t I Sun 9 S Cal? 131 9130. 131 7970 - I _ Avenue LOCH APBOR -twobuild$nQ lOPS, 21 fruit trees. tics. 110.000 13.1-0121 Or -- Commercial property presently zoned PC 1 with barber Shop, aoo 116 5 ft two bedroom home Ironlage and 1 50cc to,- PrICPZI t rni,ve now-' ----- Household Goods ci F rontage on Sanford NEW HOMES KULP REALTY --1 Spaces Available 46 t4r'droorr,, I Income and Investment Property nench JOHNNY WALKER --- - - 76 36 I' -' 1210 Call 648 9,974 - 69 % 'UFord2d.'i,'ir iunkCarsRemoved junk cars AhiOnod. unwanted. kLCAI, $10 Your hailed ais-Ily -$ 6191 anylme Peachtree, 1q10. l7xaO, 2 bedroom tui'nIthd. central air. heat $800 down, paymentS or LS-760 Call 323 4114 Lots and Acreage - 1969 Triumph Spitfire (Onverthlp tires, good condition $630 177 7770 atter - -- - .3 onod ,.onditiflri Ph $316196 _____ 17 VOlt Auto BatterIes $11 OS 7 DETPOIIER-1Os10 I bdroorn, - -19 10 Dodge Challenger Con vertible, ' &tIt S GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 323 570C Ave soo c 32)1100 tagged and Inspected Runs $130 as is. Call 333 0419 4 1 I 09 Sc Ix1O. '71 model 2 bedroom, bati'. fLgmnlShed, 1300 down Ph. 322 S33 deluxe, good condition. 12100 Call 377 7113 bedroom, bath, family room. cer.tral &-h. carpeted. kitchen equipped, fenced, nice neigh trPiOod 323-0392 - - cylinder engine Cam piete clutch and transmission Excellent coditldo. Orlirido $96 - Home ParlsAccCSS'lS Triumph, I,. ____ - Autos for Sale Auto Repairs 76 " 5• I %.-74TS3 double widi ryil home. 16, Royalty. 3 rrnt, 7 Pull baths. ki'Ctfl drilog room, large living room. 1D30 awning, c.itrat air I Peat Ph 372dfl3 3 Bedroor,,. 1½ bath. central heat a nd air .------ ni~r_ Sonom .'--- - In Parts- Accessories The Ford 289 heads, newly recon dteoned. 4 barrel carburetor and ,nlabr plus c,Thcr parts, $30 Ph P.31 IlaP!e' 4 ;- Ihrald Sanford Siamese Kitten 6w15 old Male 115 Animal Haven Grooming and Boarding Kennels 372 5717 Phone 647 1577 Call collect for free hone trial RABBITS WANTED w I 11 APARTMI!iTS i. Twin bed. Early American head board. ox springs and mattress 120 Pre 337 2141 - SI) Label Palm Circle Ahamonte Sp'inji. honda 12781 rn'Iar lIld I VVO1h of S i: oil Palm Sponp DIm 1,, 014 1 7 Twin bed frameS. 1 twin bed spring and mattress Call 834 7177 after 6 ' pm Bahama Lounges Green with multi colored bolsters, attached end tablet, excellent condItion. 1100 cc best often 333-197% after 1. Good and Bad used furniture for sale P U Ball. Lake Mary, P? Tw'c twin matIretiet with b. springs, like new Recliner rocker 327-0199 before 11 • m or after pm Plant expansion has created several openings for individuals qualified in the field of Electrical and or Mechanical Plant Main- Singer Zig-Zag tenance. We offer a challenging position in a growing company and a complete line .itt. blind Stitch, bull in, bi,JttDn ncile. 3 needl, zig zag designS Assume balance of 111 00 cv 7 payments of U DC of fringe benefits. Walnut Stereo If you have plant maintenance experience, AM FM and lap, hookup 4 cross over speakers Sold new far 13e 95, pot balance of 1135 DC- or IS peymt'n's of 1995 1177 model come on in and talk with us. We're located in DeLand just north of old Daytona little west of the DeLand Airport. Road, a *arnanty Call credit manager 3279411 or evenings. 831 1146 or see at Sanfono Sewing Center. Downtown 30' E Is, 5' BRUNSWICK CORPORATION nut Beauty This is a Wodweek 1 0 01111, -69 are your complete Chrysler OcaIpt FREE Refreshments 1; AC 0, if , .- i' Wn'p' P'k Ph 644 9417 Peg tins Mon Sat II IS Boat, motor and trailer Electric start. fiberglass over wood, good operating condition 1395 See Charlie Odell. 705 Short Street Longwood Ph 838-0735 BOAT TOPS- Denson Cutum Boa' Topt Made Dl canvas or vinyl Peasonab'r $34 3577 anytime Browing Foam Packed Boats 4.11 fibre sub floor. lv deluxe, in trc,ductQry Offer, $2135 Gatlanzed 1.470 trailers, 1327 PowCrtul 11411 lOS PIP Chrysler. 51719 Many OtherS, new and used I f-m-, ROBSOP4 MARINE 2977 Hwy 1197 322 1961 bI, American 1$'. walk ttyij deck. 15 PIP electric start Evinrude, new trair, 11600 3653464 ItO!.) TOPS. mace I repaired. vinyl or canvas Anytime. Brutes Boa' lops, 847 6784 Reasonable Camping Equipment Camping equipment, U name it. we 'levi it' Gov't surplus galore Surplus World. 11131 E Hwy SO 7?? 0384 complete with tack. 1250 Days 327-4276. night 349 5660 Wanted to Buy 68 1r Conthtion'mg - OPlEPi'LL P UC,1, WANTED Top pct's pad, uS*O, any conCit,on 644 8174 Winter Park Saddle tanks 50 gallon capacity each Will consider larger to be used on 1 ton truck Call $30 ilIt C'',trl Ar Ccynuition:nig For fret q-V rnjii(lI Ceni '4a'n5, at i n Sa'd 372 1771 Appkances Sells Hagari FURNITURE & AUCTION 838 7070 190N 17 92. Longwood CASH 3221137 Fr used furniture, appliances tools, etc Buy I of 1301 items iarrv'I Mart 715 cantore Ave rf see 'Pe ~ ' Bulldozing NO SUNDAY DELIVERY ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD DEL TONA LONG WOOD ALTAMONTE SPRINGS C LOP GIL'S CE RAM IC S (.lF TED HANDS Classes day evenings Gnee'nw.re supplies & gills 757 W Hwy 43t ei 237 Concrete Cell on Paul Henderson for yo.j rOnCrCte work and block iubs $74 773' CASSELBERR Y Wing with the,o things you don't n'aøy n..d. And that's wh.r. Want Ads .nt.r Hi. picturs. Get orgaelzad this w..k. Ph. 322. 2611 or 831. 9993 Slab floor, patios, an Drafting Vieille Fur Buildent. sub (0ntraCt1nI Ccwripiete Hut, Plans and Shop Drawings fast. dependabl,, -(O'1O'rc.t Call V'to,- 365 3143 -_ ii i j',', :1 = . C '? ~; 0 _ t M tt 0 a) O''D- I %- :Oro 0 '_ • _ - .;4a.--_-j da,_Ii.Iii_.. ,4 ~ , -.;: I. % , it '--•- __ . . c - • .t ., le', --- I i) -1 _C (n top 1p;': k. .= ... es ;; ;;i. l.. -j - C t: -r- ,1 1 1 , * k_E - - -, ~ V . .. ~ == &--3' b (D 1. r4.k r. .', ,= 6. ..i 1110, . . >, 3 ___ 0. ~1: *C- 3 = ____ :1 , 4- :z ! Lq L I __ . LO ,:~. ,-~ __cL Z4%p fic I I -w_ 14 ttf / Grooming. Animal Haven hoard r' Venn,is Alsc pet SupplirS 772 5757 I - 'r" iv- - - 'VV. _; I.: E.2 W if, - '. V Lo I - ' . -' - V r' • q .. ~ !2 2 6 (Z.~ - . - 40 V C i, . "'E R - 'ii & I 1. 1) to f ;ij. ;-% - 2 t~ " 4 *% I -6 1 I 1) A In - = - i ou Welding ~ ) , 4 -i U. - Interior, Exterior ("atiITit('5 '.',i-IC Richardson Son & EIe'Ctric & Act'tylene WrIdru pt, 3727?')l.17315". - - 831 5597 e'xpr,e'y Lzt,r. .r, ('1 el 3230791 _______ _____ DICK JO' CE WELL DRILLING 3" and larger, pumps, sprinklers Water condit,onecs.377 IIUI Fast _if?eri AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR : 38a4saluI8ulIa._I4ü- - c 1 E4ja. Se' -. A- . - -3'5 ;- V oio. V1 to i IV ': :A. P : I (I ~woi § ~ it i i - - ~ .six gz~ r_ ,,, ~9 : LU - 0. . ill ~ E; ii Z Ow = 40 ~ I H 0.8 4 a , 0 . " I q 3 I U. - :5 61 , 9 H !! !i!I Lx1 Results ? 31 ( a -* 4 C, It) 1 I - 9 it V. . --. r c 4- ,; 1! vill PS 88 do 0' . 4 - tfln X &EiEb f It. g n UP 4 t .R f,- U,.Hl At EE 8 , - z U 00 Sz c: IN j.ji t %NZZA? 2 I ' ' g - 0 , 8 9 2 110. S 0 ,8 9 8 r 9 ,iEni5 0-1 I V: ~ - I - 11 ` n ii.- 1e Aj-!.V., 8 ,:; U. "' 2 C L. fl ' CL ,8 - 7_I - 16-.. .2 1.4 4,-j 1)a 1111- . 2',qc5L9 j 1 2E '1 n jI 4!:--,0 Z'E s m 4 6" 9 ;~ 'I ."s L.I , ':;, . '- . ~ -7 4 L . q_ . - - eg 0 9 I ' - 73 Bring arpI'nierRoom addf igl Remodel Repairs? For free ritimalet call, Irv, , Style, 373 4413 I a 7 -, 70 Want ,Ads "lTC9N AND BATH?100M CABI NETS. rormica to9S SInkS, e, pert installation 3779057 411(ILIV 41C * S'Z 'w V H-ih :j - 0 .) _ p.x_ _I. .,L: - >' -- - Central FloridaHome Inn. p'ovements Painting lntri and Eaterior. Residential and Corn memclal, 373 6041. tIred • . - I ie-' 3fl847 707W 2ndSt fr ee hQntt t'stiriate's -- SUPPL','CI lt.bkI(ATION 3234675 panted, P Werepairands,nvii' SIIPIFMArhIINE & Top *orkrnansI',j anuj ,,t'feis LEACH ALUMIP-I ,i-v oofs .94 c WELLS OWILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER 5VSTFMS All type'teoclsllrs pO'tS rrp,r.4 r __ Q111111111 teeett WeIlDriWng Custom made screen rooms, Panting - in r,; 4) 'a I - -__t_----____ C~ ~t _% C-..c: C APPOINTMENTS . , b '0- .00 L-*' I .4 cn I-i-I Pet Care CALL 322-2611 Today! IF L. LL. - lisriting, Small repairs Also trees pnunf'd and rernQyCd 0 () CRABTREE,3?3 4564 r' CHARLES ----------- PAINTING - (lt've'iSiy%, sidewalks !untind C on crete. 373 477* - Part of g.tting organlz.d Is or 'II in Li, Jr ,-ift,r,i'.i i 1i Remodeling? iloom Add, painting, all types of Carpentry, Interior. (tier io#, Peasnsbl, 323 4547 C,reen*ere & Firing 1305W 1st St .3270711 - 11 E ' In !I1J e - Mnleruerce, Cc' Resde'rt'aI & Signs ~0 * CC BELOW, 373 4825 rr (1) .::' o;ii; ~- - -_ BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Want ed 377 133$."Llke Mary" I I'( jI.c P '('t5 rrRAMlcs. Supplr. P tn c,le'a - " I, S Closed Tpi',ic SOt, 1. Sunday 322 7921 ' Cl z I z , - P 1 SIDEPI I ILL YEAR AROUND Home Improvements Sells coins, stamps. metal detectors, depression glass, ruby red, World War II items and I BULLDOZER WORK nostalgic Items THREE SEAS, icily Cur Spec ally 373 1731 l.r irg 2 104 Canton Ave . Winter Park Ph .W 815 3015 Three Seas - .. __ ,, "A r - s 7 & .= = 0 .2 so V W, r_ ;K Ci E - 1= Lo Co I - V Service ( REASONA B LE I Maclr.ja U1, 1itv - CON TRACTS AVAILABLE, 377 7)7) buiQni OI ilr u',ti.Nt Souli trnitivir Spray Sen vice, i-,i t,,,r r Call BOB'S dry wall textures, stucco and Ii,) I I. U' PIC,5. 373 1530 anytmp frcpvOof,ng 372 1335 after lp m i Lar.dscaprig rnrrciai 'E * A LAWN CAPE SPECIALISTS -LN,'t.iIIy GLASS I P1.1141 CO 715 Aye IZ2 472 Buildin9s - to get organized! (I ran Floor', Carpe", ¶-Ii iiId 1,-rra::r Wc,1YrtjIC p'ci" Call It,. I , -e [.,I 3' 0)35 .r I '. ','l- r Lawn Gksis-Mirrors TOWE RS BEAUTY 51.1011 Beaut y I l.' r'"t I p P-tarn iC"' .51k ( Pine. 372 5117 ml - Floor Cleaning ln%ulbIior.. SANFORD Beauty Care stamps-Coins BOYS AND GIRLS- 0`10 4772 (1), "a a I M. Ld 0111.._a A 'a -. RAINMAKER. Design Instil Dl liwfl Sprinkl'r syt'tmt Free Estimat es All work g s.ar 834 0127 but outlasts galvani:e-d by (4) re Est-mate SENTRY F EN HEATI NG & AiR COPIDI TON INC. 7609 Sa.'Iord L't' - 377 NO Irrigation decide SEE' Aluminumlle'd Cost tickets more ..: r ... - . . - IL. .~. you Before r". 1 i___ r, :- - ;4 •- .• . General Remodeltig. all type'S AIsc carpentry, additions masonry work, all types free estimates 322-1581 - •' •- ... L, , .- CARPENTRY PAINTING SMALL JOBS REPAIR WORK 322 '24 Free estimates 373 27 3 1 322 fll( FURNITURE IANTIQUES lop Dollar Paid Auctions every Friday Nile 7 Xi p m A A A FENCE COMPANY G-IJFENCE Attic Insulations buy about yOur i% Wood,Charil,nk 322 41% PINEY WOODS BARN A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week I .11 / Home Improvements fn('ng needs' II II FENCE. we' c.k it DCSI Quality, fast tetvice, Call 323 3111 j . TURNER SEMINOLE APPLIANCE SERVICE All appIi'nces reia ,red wall papering board and IDolS, also utility trailer, :all 377-9479 Used prulessional and furniture misellaneuui Sell for 25 percent consignment Free P i ck opt Auction Saturday Night 7 p m Sanford , Ca$ Full line GE Appliances 5ntond Electric Company 7127 Pink Drive, 322 1567 WI1P4TED- GOOD PIANO REASONABLE PH 3220415 We Fencing 't_' 01 0 .0 6- A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! .CL Multi One Shetland and one Welch pony Earn Your Own Money By Delivering qpSS q ,t:: 'd Horses 66 69 So ' AGE 12 OR OVER 94 6-1w My 17. II. & 19 Mrs Ism -$ p m FREE 140 Coast Guard kit will be given with each boat sold All boats in Stock will carry a special Grand Opening Sales Price We HUNTER SPECIAL English Setter pup AKC. American Field Registered $135 $306743 - x -/-•-z . Ceramics If O T * GRAND OPENING* knowingly accept HELP WANTEDADS that indicate a preference based on age Iron, em pioyers covered by the AGE DISCPIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENI ACT. More information may be obtained form the Wage Hour office at Rm. 309. Or landc, Prof Or 22 W Lake Dr., P 0 Bat 8024 A Or$andcj, Fla 37806. telephone 241 4473 "An Equal Opportunity Employer" . Eq u rpment Thit NEWSPAPER does 2000 Brunswick Lane-DeLand 4, Boats & Marine GATEWAY MARINE 327 7757 MAINTENANCE 55 Any s ite. color. quantity lop price's. we pick up 372 1237 ds 19 Ii it Us E i vb,q - : ja, -u W i - - - R 8 X en 4 4 W I- vi �r-te.:r-e-r :- t -r'--.. r,r--.-r--,---r---t -- t--- e: 0 00 -=---._--'---- ----- -- --= .-- rr- ,.rflt-t-fle - r- t-r----- - - -.- t•- -. -— '- -- --r-.- - _____ -00 ---.---•----- -- ------- __ :___= - - -- --, 0__ ---F - - - - &St 0 'C - C LA I SM. S I ' • t: . 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(U ir the V 6A 4A tO'k5 'IV V V - V VV V 2A •: 7A : - i' t*LC'iAp Ii fuda) di •t,u 'u .' t. -1 $ 1 Mary. I eflI)Ie s van was struck from twIIIII(I 1) t1l(k'tlItt(r dr iven L) J';v#rt'!t ,st ii at.f. ' • • • • • ' - • • • • ....,, .- _.I Ihuni1•r1 IwpIrett far-flung Rill VstiiI PhotIl INell -d I1tUt(I- 11-21) p.$rh iii tht' euitry. �- - - I -ç by Course AMANDA PANDA & Millie THE 60TTOAA Is THE THE TOP SGT. • STn1P WFL4,-1 Mpr%rl HOW 00 '11(00 rierFL. 9060polt v ç by 13113L 11owrilla 3m Y" WIFE: W1(It" Se- Wry (Yn _ - _ _ ng Oory f1W 7j 11 OF THE ROOM ARE WALLS vin #WON- MAWEOONE~Y! ARE WINDOWS... 6tw Tg r-a CXJT TH F, 6WYA&F, at - - +-. -- /101 oil gem ____________ -- - -. - - - - 4AFF~' MOTtir~_-RS DA' - RAFFq MOTHER'S WINTHROP by Dick Ca-val I IL DA'1` I MY MOM A M01-4Ec My PRESENT HER Q'ETHING, rt -n-4E 7P-445H cur E\/E? NICHT... I'LL PQ0M16E— TO BEF AMur 4 the - r ,rfr pAy 1 U MC)Tfied DA( ERLfr\OS1 - - •-tIi - -- - - _________ ruptitin - 111 4r I IIh41 (1 36 MYNEQç AND T) BRUISH MY TEETH THREE TIMES A AND GX)() GRACES... --t 4 - 1' I ___ PICk HE5Z A BUNG-4 I I -___--- \ C ears iiLer Bent Badon ve been tervice k 17 Garrit A6 IL by OUR BOARDING HOUSE -- -- -- -- Carroll -7. • ' Les 'E,E'5--, ' T. 'C 3P3E:LXSCXLLAIS 3PO3P by Al Ver eer +---.-.. 1W ts _ kw I fury k 0 1L Lj Cr o. ld3 4W IL - ____ - - t Cl4 -_I VVE C4JALDEE fl : - . -• , ff LACE fl4IflUm PER) 1THA T 'S ILL 'TA K PUAR7 THE EXOTIC WORT"! ___t '1J 61 70 0 1 7IN' KIA17 6,11 A7 7WF 'I SAD w5p -.00 WIN -_J I ''') '11 mch of �WIN- —-- :TT1 o up n By Athelstan Spilhaus OUR NEW AGE 'f '~ AS ENEmrzy DEAkAwCS CABLES CONSIST OFA LARGE DOUBLE-WALLED PIPE THROLGH WHICH ENME4TAL IMPACT, A MLLQI MORE EFFICIENT LIQUID NITROGEN OR HELIUM CIRCULATES COOL THE W T BC CREATE SUPER-COLD, SUPERC1DcTiNGCABLES1NOW BEING DEvELpE SEEM TO BE THE A4SWE 0 • I - / :,- 00 0 '- ) . 0 V / c c ~N_ ,ficuln,l Tuø4ny ,nf - ilent Ioneer — — - 1 \ - ______ 1 04 : J I Of MAY13 /? iLt)MMW) 'uA ltr PIr , JyL ,J 1 \ L I S. __-- _ ii7b.-_--_ '-:_ ( '' -:-;; " V V - - 1' 1.- — \ BUT SCIENTISTS ARE ALSO PLANNINC-CRYC"GENIC GENERATORS WHICH P1410MISE 7C INCRF-*E OUTPUT 10 TIMES OR MORE, SO, LJN LIKE THE PAST,THESE FUTURE SYSTEMS WILL INCREASE POWER PRODUCTION N NOT WITH MORE HEAT— BUT WITH LESS@ r_jpj GIANT "REPRIGERATORSO WILL HAVE TO BE BUILT AT INTERVALS ALONG 7HE CABLE TO MAINTAIN THE r W// LSL)S..1LTY lL P)LLED 1W 11E ASL[, D NER FNIE diction DINER . 4 ' \ , \ !' • I - a\ 1 c\a\! SP \ — \i' - 150 1504 Our \ 9 9oU 1O 4'; — 4. i % ~ 'jlL.Ii('J') F4;iIOiul MOVES IWQM LIBI•' MQO 14 Tl1OIJGCOR1'tOANt AGlITAk'IW k) Arkl CORN. SUN 22 1029 7LJRU. A MERCU' 14 JO23 JAIJRLJS VLNLJ - 7) AWD PISCES) LPRLSENT HE &IBCONflfl_Ffr' SCIOUSANDThEEMOT. IONS IVU!C4 ARE MOTI# ATED ThERErROM. EMOTIONAL PEOPLE ACTri 4ND kE4CTJv,mt2uTI/4'D %S41VO% )Y ThEY DO WAT - iT'. ', if - • \ 1 / . \ ( IN I / - \ - -9GEMIHI. MARS 3- -. -. 1DP,SCES. JUPiTER JIAQLIARJUS,OJ PJOD ONEPJlJJ SATLIJ - I9'-2OGEMugMjjc I or • .. I: - -. LIBRA, MEPrm 6. HLYE kLA1L/HIU'.TE FA I T Ok LLF TUE NEED FC MATER/AL .L- ,Y4C) ThE J))V)L4JALJEVE -; ,ACTUALLY GAdf8LS W.4 LIFE ITEL. HE cMj1ar RELiEVE ;J wr 1E r MJJOT DETEr ,/iT flE GIVE 4i:CL AAM'W IV14AT IT 15 ALL ABOUT. r fed.r ;- iva benef ry t and Arthur purpivw \ 150 -4 • Ll --_ j- - 19* 90 • m_:,J~-12-5 ___ THE VATER . do 9 Our N PISCFS (Feb. 19 Match 20) 11 you can' t do it publicly, perhaps You thouldn't consider doing it of all Motivations come from the ftepest dungeons of the uncf)nscinut, and 1 1 -,)-iN bf w0l to fh;nk twkf, ftf , f S Mot -,,; t (Jan 20-Feb. 18; Possible problems invilvinq people in outhwify, Firomine ca,plulti, the ethics involved. Best nof to sell your soul You should be understandi ng of other peoples wC7kflIS4J - tSt1 'It FRANK & £RN1E r RA'4K &ERN1E DINER speb 2A to he cons c ious 01 the truth ,other than to uphold lnfse beliefs ______ . a ffla~ have to 1fr1,?7f- ler to :;hr ,: M' (fJ 1973 b) NEA. Inc Tqpft~ I into AQUARIUS re 1U T _III nd or — You -- OL FRA4K in 21)fnc eispe'tst,cJwe'4 seem to be blemishes ,s your feelinqs et split up sep, Slow do*n Don't act smpuluyely. Let Vempo1r, feelings ____ FRANK & ERNIE rIv.p CAPRICORtl (Der, 22 ]on. 19) Things mai, not toem to add up r front you may have to put up may LIP contrary to the realities, and inner lerfinot (an pot'.0t, upset someMing Fseellerif balance "e4~..l EXTREMELY Low TEMPERATURE. FRANK & ERNiE pin ,de Eij -= TA L E N T H AS NZYER 8EEtV EQUj I EZ). n ::;' nP frffl you, 1,1e wlI 1 * C114PLI-M SILENT PIONEFIZ OF S11APOWLAND IVAS 681Z ;V1r11M,4A19CQ11,4RrSAR1RV0N 7XE A100C 0,- A'ZP7Z/,VE H 1,~ RDL I T)CA I- VI L ,S L E D 1-0k i f4N Y rS.F SZ/ASR C01., 0 AC*YRR o9nQ 7Yh 498Os?f to Watch health. SCORPIO(Oct, 7lPlov. - 0 .orJ_g. ::: Drugs, 21 -: I wr 110 (July ZJ.Au22) The truth , h.den ozmoftvf.on o# fromdeep 4-10ZES 0 up n ?IflU me eInlsonihsps Need for & — vu hs,rhi unrelia ble D,)nit t u".olrfy M(ny illusions you c)nnrøg FR (June ;u — / VA VAX All ( ' I ,u,I I LN1AV'N 1111 DEEPER EE1/M& 4N EM'OT/o,v /'I A RNOk1A I H I fl I I 1 ( )N', It 'I ' I U L I?'$t1JV( A NOM, I ( ) OfUOW 1 In 1 7 '1 ' 1.i . \11 SewVK- -- Mu GFMI?H (May 71- June 21) U kkn~- AdYSIC. METALS CHILLED NEAR ABSOLUTE ZERO 45 °F LOSE ELECTRICAL RESISTANCE A!JC) BECD"E 5UpERCOPJUCTNG. THIS MEANS HUGE QUANTITIES F ECTRIC'TYIO 000 MEGAWATTS 3R MORE —CAN BE TRANSA'ITTED \'IRTUALL' NO LOS °F rig - -4 0 N — _____ 10i -571 ARIES(Match 21 -April 70) Sunday, Morider unstable ludgmerif doubtful. Mri't start the new or merie unnecesory changet Tuesday through rthfor emotionally Unreliable Saturday cart begin impfftli'me"V Im ' r \ j1 I AllS _ CONOUC ________ 5 Olt IV: WE)? SUPEiqiwC0LD)y0 INCREASE AND TRANSMISSION SYSTEM _ o(the . we Seri 5 HIM La LIFE POE51kI'T ruptitin OFF 1-11 15~ TEMPER EVEN ter Ben t )00 conve been service > or 3 19 SL '3 h EA In c . 53 - by '74 Wd&& OUT OUIL WAY V1 d Sullilvan Js dtA ./EN , tK.t piA 4H4. 1 T H HE STUCK I WENT _Y,J KNEW IT AT LEAST ITS ,A FOR 4"st! I ACTU AC.TL)LLY_ A LLY, k1O, ts.JOW HE3HAVPP.k' WILP, P PREMABOUT 2 FRUIT CREAM loll _ER- L'M 1 - _ ___ BUT I'M MOT ALLOWED T SELL OU A NY \ET. CHOCOLATE A 3%. tS Oy NA NC RESPSCT VE;7A, ITS NOT — 1 HE -. -- _.. Vb-1AT 4y'5' i HE HVIJG MORE OF THOSE CCNTIQ, • RETLE5 NIGHTMARES HE OCTOR. L'PFERE2 WHEN HE FIR5T t - M i IrI rA HIS 0004 7C) THE V. WAc ant! 'k rry j 4er con- deal .0 CL WELLt BACK L TO WHAT L CL ORGE! OK CCYAE OR GE I MEAN, YaJ WERE VIC7N' T \A/EiZE FAIR 7 WHERE~~ VOU EVER 170 4q, , -TWING WE BOTH THAT I' m So UP . 'L l la l~ I WILL.15 15 A VERY G0012 14L (DP THEM— BOY! WHY, LOOK AT THE il l" POR Ant, I THINK I' M GCXNC7 TO SHCW THEM ARDUN!2 f" GAVE ME HUMOR? KNOW Tv to rf5-y MOTHER ow IL i - I I )r the third 04 r OwA. ush the through near 90. I , ' And here I thought that tius unJ) happened if yo w e a prisoner of war, or frornethin u er (.xsurd punk J)ear Abby 1Aiaturu1(onnn. nt ,. .. 6A 4A Stock IV . 2A 7A , hro!ken legh, a brokt i back and rib njuv les iii this accident today at 7 'L a m on 4 neir I akv Mdry. Temple'ss van was struck from behind by a truck (1 iikz dr iv en h ('11111,1(.s Iteni dei wtn1 accident, sui get y itt' IIorithi It'J)ItaI afler the lull Vincent Photo IWI.ttt'd Photos iter the Mhhtt earl) toda) a3wtde%) utkrd-sho wers and (bur, ' P 2A ) ileraIornts pepperett far-flung paili of the country. �- - - - - - - - - - -- =- -, I - - - -- .- — '- 1::— - - — - - - - - - - .- - - - - .- - ____________________________ ----- olo __ = = - -----------. - - — -- - = - - 72* I I_ ' 1 ¶ - Ii,t,nq .hen I m finished'mith on *ptn $ 'YES, HERE IS 14 AwI) , 0LJFZ -.- ---_J.=-- by Larry Xe%vIs CANIFUS ClaATTE3E:L -- ot'iJiryr tov$u,n m HA FS / rr,h In 1 _ (Ing . eer NO 622t -11, PHOTO c7ulot 1, t, 14 sort 10, 3211 '-di M;--Ch 1) E A R r 0L L V--Am obilrucf Anti im a Nncuul" Cleaner Note com be rtmot,ed btt rtishing a qnrden heir through it MRS. To J. G _______ ____ DIAR 1`01.0'.-A skitt fact with nil 11106ble Plaoilit I fired irting ri 111, kumg 4111r(Ill above the heofc re olle? nintri no eii(elleml dflor for Ill llrem,% miltemot nmd olliet play toot —ALMA 5jjj V OLAF x,r lier ling POt 8220 fi t mag In [ST14FR io NOW PASSEDdil, PA45SED 4 and Send thiti Pointer 11) lot) I -a% hnvimq great difficulty feploflmq the hook% after n1v Alto erfell, had been cleaned lie %u 99 Place all the dropery 8234 nl a I nt im q 1, mile an d t hem pp i c k t h e oililm and if will prel off Polls-? thin MAKI TI 10)1.241 2 A Affm "o "& IN Pmh lb C0144 the -comfortable, Ityle ft wool. Nft V34 vitloi PHOTO 4WID( h 14 Sit" 1 0", 102411 Ow"134A , Stilt 121 ), 3~ Nw: 2%L yar& af Pool ~ - 1 71 r 7 / roM PAP.ATIVE 0— ------- .. oo-. --•___ - - - I f t .2 r rT I 1) r A R r o i- t y—My doughler,% Gingham Cross-Stitch a yivd et 4S .h O'm' rn 'O " ol - do h elt(CO Ali""' I Inurni n 'mny to ihnq it o kc rnulil (nnhPnu(' In rnr it next Vent, W,pt1 n'n th e nn1 okr oil the coo l Ikn1: tell, fill 1111(h, (1 -1 in(h long Cliff lo, 'nch kc,c This rnnif theni ton g 'nntiqh IL wetit'n /, 7 - oven' —CARLA -. , e P AT TIR4S t, N Y. 1001 - 8 :r Polly payj $I.LV for every ideto used, Send thtm to her, clo this me% spoper. rilget I he%c now clifli look qtent and locill, he,(itni% cvcn wormor than he laic,--G. D. kT- _ _- - .----• -. -- r iprr,ilet these fancy fruit (le t r1l in qnqhnm c'ot ititch No •rnn t,ansI for 7 thrift; stitch IIIu;trot,on rt 60c -#Ih TO ORDER 1, cf n ho wati irremen! - AM, MONiN AT LAST! I JUST INOW IT'S GosN; TO SE A BEAUTIFUL DAY ______ ID.BECAU5E TOY' TH' DAN' MOO GT A — - ______ OUTSIDE... NEW QUEEN! VEG, INDEED ... FA IV, ro 10 ...I'LL MAkE HER AN OFFER 01-411 CAN'T 'It W ts ______ ir -- for rhme n a hear. Court in federal CO"(014491V T HEI P IT P Ir wal of I declared ary i r:,I 3W Mai PR O W n " piliniber and sise to NFEEILM)PO.' 'c/pi this new1priper) floor 4186 Mori town Stotion, New York. ' N Y 10014 ive 11j — M HF-LIP 1 10 1 ing to fit the fell dn'o-M into the tim h ffrozen r.1 fit it dorl not %oA for Arne I or' 1100"KOHAT A9 r041 KNOW,DEAR $ket-i like Magic and tio, 11h no ildiml of muss. -MRS S 0 K • •; uV1 9.18 hio4, Sho$t TO ORDER -- 8158 Pe aid to PMOTO-AGUIDE h An San I to is R RELIGION 973 I DEAR POLLY—When ready to bake frozen pot pit% of frorem fruit pies, I first rtmove the frozen pie frorm the tin and put a large emotigh piece of 11101il inc around the ram so that %he the pie it Your Choice I 1 fiti,,ir he the vine itirened pop(, as P frirm,l ~lk l IL IS41 50 151 Arthur n of the years. 1 -. 110o \'ESSIR, THIS IS GONNA BE TH' MOST E%CITING DAY IN MV LIFE, A DAY I'LLALWAV5RMMBER... 7 - . 4 - L Dbectors LYe serv 50 WHO NEEDS TJ4%S RIND OF A DAY. benefits. -- I K7 7HEN Robinson Adminis- 4. 5H0LXJ>ER oin Fair. years al- eterBent T DID AT ME,SA7AIV'P 010 - 2 d Garrity -- Is; T U —C C) - by iek Rogers 703E311qNY W01qDE3Ft c - -___ 2. A101VOER QUIZ. ts _ - 11L -C WITHIN THE lay night A.VM Er and a or I HAS EVER I guards. N 10 ( I t=7_ I— - —W—J~ % unds and WRrTE IN THE NUMBER!5 LAKE DG Pt CL HURON 4 ERIE 3 NAWA PIKE 'R:E5 5 ¶fr4E 22 - A A705 UP -M '• i' A1L' WI:v RE A.IKE IW) -. P3LJN ? AN I •..,flM W HINlititDMtHESAIDHI w 4 i HI DIDN'T MENTION THAT HIWAS SHOTHAP4DID LOHG_ AMED J ___ tHAI OLI) LttP HOLLOW' ALL Ht 1)015 IS ShIP AND WAkE UP HUNGRY - dw re taken handles, - j _ nRTURE PAR._ AVE M 14E RtE -a ANC,!" ' :" 0 THE TIN AP Q rM= 5 WE.F MSW1 10 '4E...v JA / / IN& GRAIN fl4ERR A11 A røR A'1Z \__ I L-L - OF 6N OF M4R"OF.PARL. fl T KE i'r GlOU One \ ) ,, a p71 WA;M "Co 0 to R or 46E 1l1 ; _______ - t - N, im " C3bOYe for question answered hete each week and hbvavy edition of the World AlmonK d qmt on age tin ym [ --=- I ______ _- an inch a: s the third hich the high 0 ___ - - 4411111 40 Tt.1 ttg Wo fhis newpoper) - - .- IqT3 t,, NIA I*: - Iks OILS I' - er L11 - "I LI t I [j f A VSPiw_ VP OH_ — LOOK AT 11 THIS WAY 3SO HORS[fowlit i0k $4,21100! WHERE CAN YOU BUY A HORSE FOR $1225?" IT SfEmS TO CAFFY THE GPtIN EFFECT THAOUGHQUT~' F W. pux 1335 (SUNDY) slanti Crta, Calif. 95M ____________________________ "WILFIRD'S G014NA It A[AL HIALIhY. MOM' lit It A ATE A WHOLt BAN OF THAI' SOAP THAT KILLS GIRMS" through 103. Ifig" day 6A (;r Otisword puzzle Z And h. I uWht only lwpptiied if suu vVere a 1 0. i iturii 114U11i.Ht 6A _%Wrta 4A 1V 7A broken legs, a broken back and rib mjur,n thiF accident "I y at 7:35 a.m. on 1-4 near Lake Man iernple s van was st ruc k from behind b) derwent surgery at F Im ida Hos pitta al I after the accident. idt early toda y 01 telw 3ver the widely deratornL, pepper od far-flun g �-.__ ____________ 03ELT3ELI _ BEJN D 6AIAt4 ' M GET R k y lab __________________________________ ' g ______ Mr. GAIAN! I U' Aerospace To serve as a giant Mgt SATA N 4~ I N - -- _________________________ __ - next e ig ut mon ths. Stitet (I (lilt) I station C harles .lr., 1)r, Joseph P. Kerwin and Paul •J. Wat('h(l from thri' miles away ms a Weitz stoi sks %' HI (I to Saturn rocket thunder it guidelines for long of the ftjttjre, such as per 111MIN)t qpace stations or joiirneys to other 'I'll(- information also ma y have far-reaching consequences in bringing benir-fits frrim space to mankind. exro-cially it) The survey of earth's hid(frn natural resources. D onald K Slayton director of flight (tP'N opera lions said Sunday that Conrad . Kerw in and Weitz are 'Fully trained, confident and m mn t immauts will ('00(10(1 extensive miI i'al srit'nt if ir. ear- I ll Ii m t'ttimr ti's and spare in.iini1ii liii II) t'xJ)('f 111)1 IllS (C) (k't('rrnsnf' (mow - _ learn will set dora to Ihv Sk% and :1 crews. vach (if whicli is 11) illhallit Ihe Oation fill- 56 days lalvr ill Ole yvar he Fj,mal plarinNi flight for tht' Saturn tho w orld's largest a nd most prt erftil r kf 1 whic h ' The Skylab one astronauts .. What they 1 iyovs well st ation, which is as large as a three bedroom house tom , ('('01(1 28 oh hmtal mission ome Wf'il Info (HI) live and work in pn(C for long I rocketcd away front earth today to serve its a giant "cabin in tile sky" lot- oiov astronauts in the next eight niontlis. The first (hree-man crew is rvadv to ride another rocket into space to link ill) with the 'Cabin in ffie sky' for New H For piipvl the 5 ton laboratory toward orbit I tieii'mailei 2_;)I1%cntwnI Uro(,kvct(;;xi Skylab America's firMt pn v - - ockets lI UOWflt) n,;Ni:I)u1' nine astronauts in the - -- _ &T fE GET VEE --- Frank O'Neal by S ____1• -- look in forward to getting the big one off Lomorrü' dfI(! riding thf little (iflp on fuesdmy \) L sel TREE MIND ME, SATAN f Ci CErr Found S hot, Beaten Bod y 1M E Near GATA i1t II I J11 * 00 II (.M( I A'. I OR ake M I r I u. tr a c ks at t1. s. i. Ilicaled the Inall was duloped in a m't. Springoor Krit t -1 ___ Ad tt " ER NECK LNflL ______ w (C OET lr41A T}- I T &L1 AT 'n4 NL A,%V,E _____ fl' _______ A;ZE DL -A(, - - - Gold Wort Dollar Falls TI,YA tl -cl~ze To 5E ElF No,) OES ATTI;Z ZA _____ - ~1I t i, ti 100 C'I ' ' small roadway. hail hCCfl ShOt fltflC times 10 (hI' t - ain A aliber gun. Krt7, who worked through (fitnight on the case, this morning identified the man its to (liarles Newell 31, of 2017 ( rickeht Avi'.. (lando. foii productittu today on Europe's free bullion markets. and t lie U.S. dollar dropped. old hit the $IN level shortly after tile opening of the markets in lx)th London manager at carolan(lo Motor inn. Sit 192 and Interstate 4, The price of gold reached $1 - . . ____ — - — __ ~ f .X ) \ u Roth 'south Africa and the So met Union, the U~K A C L04+ R) John A. Spolski Come on fellahs .... let's all Riggs, - NEWS D CL - 3K or & ME by ZEK.. FoR LIT YOUR VE PUT UP L'I IThOVT IMSUL OVER 110xvie ScUneider I / I SI ThE ______________I - 41/ LUkIM - There Is one woman &i tutS all of roy respect ..... Martha Mitchell. Maybe it's because of r attitude of teling a Ike it .s that has so much appea to me - - * - J - indi cat es •i • poor are receiving le aid from the Ligal Services 11 1)efore Ilowa rd Phillips pogra m t h an became acting director of the Office of pIx)rtunmt'. earl'. t hm ) ear U-9 Hoi4ever. those becoming more repugnant are emerging from subsequent Watergate testimony, John Can you unagine Dean telling tile nation that what President Nixon told us in his rwtionwide IT addreSS was nothing but fabrication. As a result of an 10 vestigation. White House iounceItiassurrdMr 401 CL CL Coll o ' - F- E.AVE.&)S...I 4 ployed •:- S1'( RI'. IAR • !_' • - - - summoned to the Oval and had a document 1 --- - — I ' - •. . . / - r I &. - - - , • • • .................... - - - - -s' W WE 71 w 7.. 84A cientious objector from Fair. ternative service at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in B<iostan. Accmhng to Selective Servit-v figures, some 30.000 conscientious objectors have been asiigned alternative service Vit. ,. A V The government said Gamtv erred beeause it said he con strued the law'spurpose narwIy. G. ARAY I) %THICAPT.L.J. KRIZ ' \'Le'. body of Orlando man who was beaten and shot (Gar'. Taylor Photo) Not Same' n re a e II) TIIF AM)( lAO 1) I'I(LSS said n Prison F i At least lht ttu:td Ut lurula s largst that fight. Charles Sinith. X. I lis otilmnent. Ronald Ander1s u critical condition nearly lost his arm when n ar after surgery For an a1otninal ') W5 cut, Newman sa id. MI involved in the Raiford wound The light tsk place in tr unrt lak d a stati 12) tars fur tnur.kr trid ruiting t)iIttlIfl1 w t white th. prison g III ( or r c( t toilS l)i I 51011 was stabbed to death in Dill of Alut the same timt a light \lt unwhile t rout'ne :::i spokesman saill lothly. two almost simultaneous knife in it prison wing left Morris C %Vt don't think they were,"fights 4tt Raiford I'riM.iI %It 12 In S&FiOtlS condition lion al Institution tta follow I(tX Ni Iisffl cts ill can't think of any reason for (() major Florida prisons re- (hi Iii It. bt Ont was all %hiIt sultin in one death and injuries the other was black and white" to 47 other innu.tt'? apparently Jhwny Frecnuu. 1 serving .,.a 41~. :":': ____ U ri 'dl ba ttle wvohvu -Aillie 400 bLick and whate inutes after j Saturday night movie. Forty-five convicts and a guard were injured before the fighting was brought under Seven inmates were hopi 4Iized with stab wounds and pants used tnop handles, br000llm )Litct*n cutlery and rude knives appamritty fish tu ned in the prison's - ' Posalibly cm to try to *am tensions" at Swilter. Newnuin negotiations on reduction of forces in Central Europe enter a new phase with the Russians / tot tht first time ter ming them of ''great IIflIXJILeIflIC - - r. I Art-ii iwathos Bridge Calendar . - - hA 7A Society tsword puzzle Dear Mob)" ent 1 6A 6A 4A Sports Stocks iv - - - 7A . 6A :-: :-: 3A 6A * -. 1OA 2A :c - .- . - Mtisti) cloudy with chance - - - - thunitershowers through Lii day.11ighst*iaynear). 1.0w Iornghttnupc. OU Highs ti -- - llsiroseoi Ilointal notes Comics - - ex Entertainment '.flittta,ini,erit \tkrdJ) high 4 Low ita'rmngwt th t of an inchol ra1nyesterday,ThtM th i in wtiietm the temperature reactetI a tuPm of 94 degrees, - - nd GA - - - 'Il - - - ' • Weather _. - UNIVERSITY'S ItUT(;ERS OPI'4N UNIVERSITY, nicknamed "The Chance," uses tape recorders to distribute lectures to students as far away as Alaska. ' -' ____ - resnation thatwasavrtua1 : coeuion shoved to him. "ThIs has been repare. tr A your signature,•. the President : reprrtedJy said. bean refused : And hero, I thoujht that this only twppetied if you were a prisoner of war, or soinethin". v 7 -' -ZvJl AA Ift lam" 0 -.••- y 7V Va ft f American bombing in South Vietnam. a - ho perfam alternative seri ice share the same disruption. they shoWd share the benefits. he said. Garrity's riding foLlowed a ,utt by William R. Rabtnson _1~i UnitedSLitesdenmesanotherVietCongcharge to sign. - v'-01L_'9W oll SAIGO.% CIIARGE'S that more than 50,000 - C 'A South Vietnam since the cease-fire. The Office - N ri, North Vietnamese troops lia%,e moved int0 Then to top it off. Dean was - rate for disruption of thi life for two year Si nce cctmniou3obectorl tfraft's -' s X: ' - . 0 by the administration" i n v estigation Ltm''at le Nixorior break anyone e representing hint. ) ) 1 I a /. E. %% ()l STAT ILLIAM ROGERS fli(--s to ManagUa to inspect the prelirninary rebuilding of the earthquakeevastated Nicaraguan capital. Watergate, IX-an said that tie had never •;:i:_.__.___._.____— 'Reasons DAY I MET YOU... ___________ -. married with two children, two ind(our>e.rs.tfat 1iitared (0 and shot with a small caliber gun ace you missed it In • )ester n t boob tube. Cd years-old R igg s defeated a 3 year-old Mrs. Court in a spiritless game of tennis. It was originally billed as the -battle JOU\ W. I)E%\ III reportedly was asked by of the sexes" but just confirms earlier suspicions and thoughts President Nixon two months ago to sign a on the matter ..... they shine in virtual confession that he was the only White the home as mothers — where llouse aide to cover up facLs in the Watergate they belong' i Now that ough get my "hot line" burning t Lto) - / -. Earlier this year. US Dis. Iriort Court Judge W. Arthur 6a"Ity ruled that the purpivote of the benefits was to com- IF t%o Sheriff J3tIn Polk also largest producers of gold, are withholding fresh revealed today that New0l's supplies of the metal from the market. adding to t'IC 1972 Chevrolet stationwagon ird prtssury oil the price. hit.-% been found abandoned in a (;old was traded in Zurich in a range of $W.).50- wo(xled area near Pemberton, N.J. and is being processed by ed slightly to $994100. New Jersey state authorilips. -its reached shortly after tile five main dealers had fixed the price ai $99.75, ;tit inThe body of tile man. di cati ve figure to show the level at which the dealers described its large uvighing about 240 I-miunds. was I)clie%- e the metal will be traded. The Zurich market was hit by a flood of buying vie wed by County Medical orders from small investors, dealers said Small Examin.'r Dr. G. V. Garay at the- scene. and Garay was operators gencrally consi der gold safer in times 01 scheduled to perform an nionetary turmoil, and tit(- slump in the dollar fast autopsy this inorning. parentl\I sent them into bullion. Ko - c issing to Orange County authorities Saturday, and Krit East. Iva EVECTED'TOLLC.O YOuR 644410 character tot lading theme with unconfirmed rumors t the txnIy was duitqxd of big buying orders coming in from the Middle 'oII)etltt)(' early Saturday INSTRUCTIONS TC1 THE L_E7rF;Z IS PMCHIN& TC)DAs'., HES MY IDOL! C-01 o 61 010 A I'll(, man wits reported the cost of the metal a ycar ago. ______________________________________________ WASHINGTON (APi — nw government looday won a hearing fore the Supreme eurt in its effort to pre-"rve federal law barring conscientious ob. jectors frrim veterans' benefits for education. The high court agreed to hear t he gonmenNa ppeal of a !,wer court order that declared In,exclusion arbitrary and - - Dealers in Zurich said there was tit "explosive" 1 benefil'S To Court - _____________________________________ NCtNTALLY I HOPE Objector ' tej ig (vU off (h i' an ounce in early trading I ON1)N AP' 4 I'L Kry refusefl to reveal the he was allegedly An Interstate method used to Identify the in Orlando and a sniper Ahont n,, broly " quickly, but (lid say tires on his car. The sniper w there was no identification on later captured after he w,, the tx)(ty when it was frmnd ' Road atill jilst South of La Ke M ars Ittilewrt1 a' the Inkr state 4 interchange, when lie LOVE K(C ' AIt4inu,nti i ___ hei max 1= A00%0 •' suild there is nn from it vehicle, similar l(i it still conne(--tion lietween the two Thv beaten, bullet-pierced misolvvil Feb. 19 murder, incidentooi bodv of till Oriando tnati was where three men allegedl)The two intirders are sittillar found less than a half-mile from dumpIed tile body (if Harold lierald Staff writer i A L - ruesdaymkItoupperei. Rain O per cent tod* ,IIOII 40 ir &,II Tuesday REAR END COLLISION ON 1-4 Unseasonable cool tern. ROBERT TEN111111.11' of Orlando sustained two Newman Jr. of Jacksonville. Temple unperatures srttlett over the broken legs, a broken back and rib injuries in (lerwdnt surgery at Florida hospital after the Mtoiet earb' today its widely this accident today at7 45a rn on 14 near Lake acc id ent. sutttcred showers and thu Mary. Temple's van was struck from behind by derstotnis peppered far-flung a truckArailer driven by ChIll-les E.verett (Ifill Vincent Photo Related Photos 11-9 -A) liarts of the o)ulltry. -- - - jtroabit(I = � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 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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I . ; "N I , , , to J k - I M t, Ii- - . - . I [7 -N ; Aer-1 111111L ~ said Priine Minister flaroild -Mactnillan of tile Profullio scandal. But unlikt- Richard arid U Watergate, it eust hit MS Job 000, - w - - - - Ifere in tNsstate, i ts-f ore Ahe ,expose') wt- had legislators 'I _ . up UI) to and irn ludin,; ' povachiiient proceedings for pittAnce of ks than $2,000 o !I/ - I C - . - INIft MiA _V91, . - __:1 ib __`tttI I - z . -0101, . "IF; - ___ -1%-5iMMM_ - - 10 _ - 4.4;_ = z i--- - - __ - - - - - 421- - . ;_ ____ /W Pq P / - I % . ________ " at the it, level. it 1t7 f3dollars 'IT I has a way of putting It ,ato -. I 1 2 orrect picrapeeUve, doesn't it? 1 .1 I involved sonic of those big money contributors ributors to the / 11111 AU Committee to) Reelect tne! President were involved iii tbe planning of the expenditure of en their contributions , k 0, _ TA - I' * - 44 :- - - I : - _____ ______ ____________ - -I I - . I I ____ •'. z 14 - __1 :. . i - il - = - ;- sidering an t'\PInd1 mole for VIle l'resident 4*6 II I \ A A (I I ( ) \ 1 % 11 II TI-13011-3) , : .... LIANDICAPPI) \ OUNCSTERS GREET JUl IF At Outlook banquet along wi th Mickey and Minnie tJaneCaelberrs Photo) ___________________________ ______________ ___ - - :~ Coun hILlS F It)N ai'0 1 Law y safety I) iarthn 11t is St t further County for Fire Firemen But No Water I (uI )posnitI )1('nst of a spe.ial piosecutor free of - W hi h od require gme n or %%'hhI'fE HOUSE ('ItEUIIHLITY has become a :` ... :-*. -:: ...,*: the t uiiipaii) developing t)F Manor, was at a itees tthay to I ()N(;W(X)I) A dry fire wiplaill %%It)- the lisdrant was hNilrant -- turiml off by two dr~ 1-ilkwiere satot ttie entire ik~* orkinen --- was blained Iln' t- to the h)drant %its 0x-cked tput bN his departnient three I'uesday for fire gutting the Ikrnld Stall Writer ______ bit like I lunipty Dunipty. But I"t esident Nixon ant] his press secretary hope to do better than ill(, king's horses and Illell in putting it # I" . t I o I. -: to replace Willite I louse Counsel .John W. 'id to look no farther then (lie desk of .Y~ ... 11111) I)'o:gar(I (.in . -:-~ TAGON I"Al"U"ItS TRIAL, accusing former ... Ill-(. sidential adviser John 1). Elirlichnian of `, It- y'llg I to bribe Ow Irial ilidge, have denuaided that di) I et . cut m gate oi \ ::. ... :: :7. hUe 1 louse links to the I ....X Area tieatils .... .-,. .,:, ( II as..,I I led acis I 01111CS (ruisorui puzzle I ir , ('mane ditoral (onnut'nt eather Yesterday's high BI low this inorning 511 Increasing, t1u1i Ihut iI > cattered shimerN tim-st likely Th1wtiL*) night lii'his ill the ill 6-711 loc E.ritertainment 2-311 StOCks................111 4A ':.:.:-:-;•:• - the middle and lower toda y Hospital notes .. - .2A: ' : * with intense rain and tort adoes :::: Public notices . 2A '.'. that racked tile central I Istate, '~IcietY .. 411 :> and left two (lead and many Sr IOC 511 :,:: •, -' : - : :: X ". aliowable delay to traffic iii b blotked ssr,s injured SiI tornadoes latt at Iowa and II Ilnoi olgiut, while present forni. directed -Mamv to add sections reguidLng Lune lurwits for traffic Ue-upa b% i ndividual trin, md the 111111W"Vii t!T11i. illow3bk_ .iln,;, I Pub,~', 114:.Irult~ 'x -.A,."1111lt! .1110 Howard Marsft-. praising his the uni'mvrWrated are" ant' er> subtle define what might eunstitut very influential, said the Jlnant will give the public Key sections Ut t1w ordindiltv. .Slade Drive home of Fred %%eek.s ago and found to be which Starsefe called a ats, according to it Satilando %torking tit Ittat little. "tightening up" of the present Utilitit. t William Mustard, extictitive law, will rt e railmid: %ice president unit general sign ,% motriset for a fltgwan Firc del,kirtint-nt lwr,~onnvl inmias:vr of ,s4inlando uolitie.i, or crtk~Lsing light.6 % " ::: Ie,opholes failing to reguliate rates of speed a o in mis ii') a e r s o rduunra. as a :::: _____- ~: ly nnnute work sss*mI "VOTF - Aimed At Crossing Tieups I I -_ - =. - .- I piro T. Agnew as a result of the Watergate housecleaning. _. - . - . - _____ - Herald Staff Writer , LC - - B I # __ 411fiz Aff Aa V1&._ Job. ., ... _— _- Jo - - I I iri, to britx the trial judge <4 0 -4 RM - M 4-t t, I ,-* f- !t_ that it is Inconceivable that an), country which would elect - C1. " ---- unincorporated areas. and that the rest of (lie :ih1: L i, a - -- M = _ 11"""' C4 Inia — -2 I __;', ;c,:~ ,~- A t- 49 1. - r" 111111, ORDEIt. President Nixon is said to be Coll- .. .... Mr ixn did .1l in his 3CIwined to dc-nY and lie of their involvernent of Watergate. rt, he will recommend th, controls be placed on the signals so that crossing guards former adsiser John I) - 40 il- 'i Set Ce . ___ - - -il. - 17f X Topiliiy v%e're teld that his ' 11111NII =_ 0 *,~ et, i-i = M I working ______________________________________ . . 1974 coingrv.-sional races." Nwi; lernine see . . in this suipik, who is getting read), to Department of Health Education and Welfare and last )ear's banquet speaker , who is a personal friend of th e Nixon faiiiib. If his department finds the lights are not "hoorable men." etc. I ur t t r hut tw did not kno 4k I \/ I assistant secretary of tile thf-ir , ,, . .. .:.-.. ~ I :. 'non-handicapped, and than- La% ii 1..- "The mail %%,Ito lives across the street from observe th e lights Thursday morning to see if they are working. "I don t want to take an ones word for it I want to know for mself," he said. Wone : ~ ft _;; based organization has t'ie goal ni helping the community's Senator Edw ard Brooke of Mass, ay "(be Republican parts will survive the Watergate scandal but not before suffering losses in the - ponsibility, but riot the I ps -.,., - M . - -_ teaching alter her father leaves tt White Iimi' 11cr special interests are the handi capped , ucat1on, and ecology. It S her con&rn for Uit coinfortable with each other." She said that site first becatile Public. I - ,3 - site feels there will be tinie for around the box," Afttir 24 hours of cogitation on Mr\ixons1'speech hind most of it to be an hsult to the - - M~ -- - .. - f -4 0 - m.isttrs degree tni.duuitic,ri - ________ C • - . L/ 3:11111 Coll C2 __ -- I rM ' prob!em with the lights at Sanford Middle School and Hopper Elementary. seen people messing ________________ -'.. - 1:101 cri impcndin to hear at least one Republican : •:' Go to 40 W It 1 7 . vtll t fli elections. Strange that many of - Republicans feel it won't ; C@& a ic1ri ii i)riIIr (0 _-A- ___ - . _....' r . to Orlando as t - -F r, (~. i .,:. li IH 7... Oj7 = _ - - - _ - II . " . , 1,40~ !. :-- P !-. 2C I a, 1 I - = r, r~ I., .1-:1 I I PC el) ~17riiiii I _" , ': 4/. .. -- / 11 - -- - - C" .. 11111P \\ - .. — i i. ) I . . aft ( lt:~ - I 1 __ '" f" . 1. ~ ! - __ * ~;- Much conjecture at this Wile all the effect the Watergate 4, . 2 § 0, rA __ 9 People have been SCCII "messing around" the control boxes of the school crossing arning sign als on French Ave County - I tr?aimnt durin' -.11 1 Mto theresx)nsibj1Itje3jj tile President's (laughter of representing tile White liouse I, I)ONNA I' TES Herald Stff Writer 4 I 'I enual 'IV U 4 -- !.#-( - .1. drservp~l (reatuaqit, fair Job (.pporttlnsty essing M W _1~ 2 I a - kid istory Both h4ndleapped and no i1ver medalist n the aUnn il ha ndica pped dLipIayd their Special Olympiri vn Thi a talent.s in a prittxitirlit nf en- frrs- "erri" ri.-Aitur.,- (he press corps alter tIng greeted by poster children froin r0 47, PrIce 10 Cents 1111111111111 I. - ability to hold a Jot) ani 10 It t situid •iflntial t ) II1(lU1t of 9 11 it Z C, ;: - ,_- , " - CM Ilrid - rVJ luindicaps which lunit their ininority rrtt TI I CWJ ; e ~ . 0% = on i ence JbA 111A ; I I I .. I P! . 4fice las? Fri'la-i I - z_ . r . I - 1, -1, - I i;-0 - - .C; --c _____ \1 I ;; C, N - _/~ Set -71' E - "\\\ ,4 by the two resigned aides. It waq disclosed in Uls Angeles that Ehrlichman lea rid last year that Watergate con spirtorc r 1Iard Hunt and (, Gordon Liddy broke into office M Pentagon pa pers de ft'ntlarit 1)i ri I 4Ilsherg c yehiatrist u *i e Rea irms % I" Mrict prw everything removed It was also relm)rled that Stephen it. litill, -is,istmit to tit(- 11 resident, has I!!ken on add(ll tint It's Ill short tt'riii 81111 thu i and P I J' flow. more t ht ii ueh things ns Wutei gate ' t i ijunt in the ( rhinet m('tiflg sdid K enne th U ( ole ex ecut ive dir ( toi of the Do- Of - i Press S rethry Ronald I, Ziegler said the guard was po ted "toph;icaHy protect he Ides .. "It's it Iliveting Illat Ilas to be Seen its ilnporlant," a White II(xise source said. "We can issunie t hit the stibjt c1ei It %with the future - _. related files, r _____ _ i.-* sntain.ng Watergate fici files were supervised in accordance with very net. I-- I - , I .1 I ) 4) . - W I, i I 9 (of key a ides) k guard in tit make .sure that access and removal of any ! LM __ . _________ M — -- - __- f 0011111 ~ ~ " -- M 1 I CON M E -, - =4A " 1 ~,~_ ~-_ - ._. 0.4 ;;; 1, =M-,~ ~& - M W 310 resignations scandal. The 1'reident was closeted in the Oval Offieo with Agnew presidVilt's lww responsibilities. What they will be is v\l-weted to be announced hoi tI i eti U( (UI ing of the \\ hitt' I house s?ff made fle(C551)t I) Ifli' I esign1tions Mond of chief of sLiff I R I1ldeinn .ln(I (01) doiiwsti ad viser John 1). Ehrli( Agne%% . -mintite ilittotilIg \%,ill, tile (,..,I)i- V" R* 2 M =OMMI 0 a at z re^ q U ~;z ._ I k , -I L!5$Ji I 1z u to;ri 9 0 iE M I 111 I thrI A restructuring of the White House sta ff ma d e necessaryby t(:I - - , : . V M "I . 0, ~ I C4 9 Mg =9 VI, :. I __ y- - za . . I , 21 g = CM i 1 - _________________ __ tr Pei I I To He/p Nixon Mop U p ' W SlItN(1ON (All) President N'on, seekin g tolnit his \hite )IOUSC III order, is said to he totisidet IU dn expinded i ole mi VICe — i -- U~r = -a ~ M ~ .^ U a 29 C* zi =, .7 .. 19 I • A gnew UP , I ll. rl: W = - . - . * I I - lot. - -- 11% V,-* ., ,!.,k I 1. Tk ~ I (34 - k I 1:91111111111 10' - r-r-- - - - 8-Tti Lot 713 Lot 23A -- -- _____ IC-The T,: ,- _________________________________________________________ 1 uesday LIter, told 'fl StIONI liv he lplessly watching with Herald eklgiiatu a specific IaIIQII hi I • burn wtit'n i lire Tuesday evening and earl) this u hazardous. li)drant at tile scene %kits lound iiiorning. tie found that t"u As debated Tuesda~. the to be dry, i Relati-ii Photo Page ordinance will require A Ill , Singino ? Group RUTUt. Vt o' Ftse naked iiwn UilW 't - . --- fetthth halt the maehtht the to b dr "llad tile valves been In tin Ott litwii there uuld have ILI,; IM-0-rI 11r1likiple ttl l+qtIffy thr %oo knit Lalk).-Lslery ,.wid by the t1ille SaIll"I'do ~)tllltivs personnel the PrCz;41Cnt wiling tiult tile holm- along %% ith two neighbo)ring (ones, built so int- yvars before Winsor Iladlatel) tailed a Ut) tanker truck which iirrived tit shiort orde r but tutu late to within IIK- city hinits. Mayor ill"I opened three gatvs on tile Luge tie Jaques said hue lint, thus charging the hydrant, firefighters rclmnitktt to ttua' alariii under (tie asitin,lition the ln.ua sius juristlietton iUttn the CU) the tire %u t'ut, Sourve of ignition, Itw chief saul, lcctt us apparently a.uuitt an ical box in the kitchen. At night. N0 a flagnuui ami lightsJr ilairs 1j U" down k:aa added. 'NIAM-C Said the ''Subtlety" Lit 1%miible use by private effitens as a bash for suing the railroad for violation of a uflIy ing the diiianve, rather than ha, suit on general iubtuc tc1) laws. I udj tiught in th e ima Sh001 Stwitty (tie th.e. PrVftr- of Barbershop, Quartet Singing in Allitrwa. Itiv.. oi-ni dreiiii 2:1 entrifes The ftre Jude.es. ltd by flr . Robert English, professor of musk' at more clothed. -- �T tir' 1,1111It ti I lt'r .ulcf Volusia Rose Top to— iowe Students Hostage Wednesday, May 2. 1973 2A—The Sanford Herald , 0 .1 1 Police __-e - ft _ n _j:, L the American Time Society held Linus and Frances Olson in Lakeland April 2-4, at placed on the honor table with a grouping of thrt* Ways at Florida Southern College. James and Carolyn Mauney Europeanna ram and Roger won Queen of Show with the and Hannah Gilles were ribbon hybrid tea rose - First Prize - winners in the Miniature and in the Minlaturr Di"!srnn Division. rflfl Queen with the daint' rose Other VRS members in atintthnt'' unigre 11Mn and Pu Stunt= and Ray ShieL% of laociLwila .nd Allen and Carol Smith 01 Maitland. Trophies awarded the Maunevs were a Champagne Cooler for Queen of Show, a Silver Trophy for Queen of Miniatures, Silver a C.aldclatrumn and a -ysth Decanter for two cmv assurds I'ttls plus the ABS Goit .; c'di rtfirar' Q f 4i .W - 1f a V ' -- I -• I, J J. f•. Ii . - -u--- . / .1. / ; \. . ,,. - A - it M R I . . , / -II- . . - b.- ---- -. Lit" - Million Acres in Citruai Lk land, na. — Florida's citrus belt is made up of alnioe.t ,. milhitti't aer at'ons trill part of the atata. mt a 7 - -T;Mfi - M.V"Zzm - FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY C.l'EPl THAT I i,r,i rnunu'c in bIIInCtI * 105 Curn St. Lonuwtsr1 .rmdnOIP Florida UflCtO? 11W PICIIIIOIIS (aunt r;dimr Of ORLANDO LAWN MAIS'TrNAwc( SERVICE, n I intend Ii' register said nam'. With ft;, Clort it' thi. Circuil Court, S.'ninul.- Cuntv. I IOFICIØ 10 01 loss' rO'.dAI,C. v..ftt, 'p'. I sC'IiIOtr Nome Sfl,$ifl", 'T Wit ,oci.npIu.,,O4 rinrida SI Wfrs S. Ciiendo P !q,nti'II o0t,ip £,i'f I ML WIti DE Cl Sk — NOTICE OF SALE Mii'n't n At':uptfirite' orpv .it,Op wI; s,'I ii' pUDIIC Sal'. s or *Itipn May 7. 1971 at 1000 1. 5/ t)'CIOC 0 Endicott PtJrI?iliC 1iI.'Itt. Ict 115 92 5liflIr'r(. I lorilifi 001' 1970 Pontiac 7248'C)N13.435L) C,MAC rr$0rvrthPriUtit tablet at such salt' 'the coIItpI& It presently Stored And 10II 1w 5f'fl Ii' Endicott COO Inc IfS 17 97 Sanford ',g,c fluitb. Florsa. Ornerlit Motors Acceptance C r oration C,..,' Cranford It.p 5/a,. 't- 19Th - op ----- -- Legal Notice IN THE COUNT 05 THE CIRCUIT JUDGE. SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE Q FLORIDA IN CR05571 NO n In rr flu lsttp at ANNIE L I FONARDY nweaspa FINAL NOTICE Natiri' ts hrrrb qiver that thi undor%ooni-e w4II, on flit' 17th day 04 973, , %aTI? It flu' Ilon,;rniw CIrr UI' Judpr 01 Seminole Count.,. tIor,dn final retur.'t. account lint ,$os uctwrs, as Executor 04 flu' ECtair tit ANNIE L LEOPEARDu' &ce*seci bind At said time, thOç-i find there. Yilikt' IIction ID Ibe 11,10 .JIIOgI' for • fl settlement f tils mdn,*ntstraition of SlIC estate, ant) for or, ord.0 dI5Ctia'pifli 1111004 -.,. ..v. ., 1-- 0 SOP 1364 FICTITIOUS NAME C tt.rt, u%rr tIn' wr ( sr , t. c ' ' OflUWDOO kF1ic1 1Ufli, IIfl?I ,,rlliouc name of MILE) 4tIIIPIL)lt '.uc i' ctwrii, and that ut ,n'rnct Ii r.'j.sIr 1,sf1 11Ame wtt the, ,..s.. rts' C.i,I rt •I,'. Cotm. r Ifw$dA nccant'. IU pro,iiipn ?,s.r" StøIut. T Wit Scteo ,p.'. 157 I Ipjri tt.cpfIpoi, Inc Il Sctimul. 'rrt Apro 25 Mui 2. 5 Ii. 1 9 !.chmIt IiCTITIOUS NAME - I ,,,,•• '' I'';t4.'li"t ",,. ,., ,,,, , Seminole IInrsdo until'! flu I,C1It,t if ROOFTOP ASSOCIATES, .,l;t) 11,01 we sntrtbd II) register said 'Winil will, the CIrr$. of the Circuit I1U1't S.'msnvl,' County. rIcflIoa In did t (14111CC wIti, ttit- prflyp5fl5 01 tIll I ICtIIIOiJI. Nonit Ststidr's 10 Srct;co 1165 OV F- furloo SIauutei tvsi I, C.wrn F drimaui C.,Iup -s A-' I t)rifl,nF, I ,t I'IIt,IIS$ WE ç.j OF o w TIll IN CIRCUIT COURT. SLMINOL( COL'WTY. FLORIDA, In Probate 10 Estate of 'LII . £. Pt k I ,dlhirianii Porons Having To All Cidilnit Of DOITIAPIItI A5Af1111 5*10 Isidiui dint) iACt 0 voi dir'. t,erti ,i.iii,.rti .iricl rruuir,c) It present nJ OomAnth wtuCt you 01 you mo hOw,- *Lotfl$? the PRRIN. I.trr in,r of bLiI t ro"rilt T( VIP or "-. ' ii' L000wuofi -"I C).ikt. Sc ,, tIJ'.'Ii( • .,,nlorn. Flopidji 1771m 'uDItPi All 11 Is zs FICTITIOUS PIAME NOT IC F I It tleIl'iJl liv",' that i am oripahteC in business at Zavrc Plpj* lIP 0 Hwy 436 1 17 ?2, Fn Park, S.'n;.ntIIt' County. Floridaund,,r the *,ctit,otfl name of ASIAN HOUSE, And tP;at I mit-to to IrUisier said With flu' Cit-ri of the Cal-Cull nun. Seminole County. FlOrid. in . iortlsnce wIth the provisions at 'ru I ICIIIiCU'. p..,n1 SIotules 1 it Section St.5( 1-Wrida Siati.sIes v.itvnt- S iyung Uk Park IsIISI' £.p'iI 75 Mail 7, S Ia. 1913 167 , _. 9 1.99, L 11w dt'Id imImi WIL5 icicrit ;is Melvin Rureb. 25, of PeoriA Th student he held bosth 'p-in Ardis, sea of a Peoria iii escapei unt-irmneti sisssitisss s'i' 3fl OFFICER OF THE MONTH SANFORI)-SEMINOLE Jaycees timed Sheriff's detective Oscar Redden Jr. March 'i.iw Enforcement Officer of 11w Month" for his work with the county htirgary jns- t'tjgat ion diviion and with the State . .. iui,urauf - $10 reives award from George Crossley Jr. of the hwal Jaycee chapter as Sheriff JOhn Polk looks on, A\ eteran of 28 months with the Sheriff's Department. Redden was assigned to the hurizlary squad in Jantiai'y. staff Photo 1 LW, - - .iitiü. rnonth and , - . , . i Li L F' Losses TALLAHASSEE, Fla. I API U. S. Sen. Edward Brooke, RMass., says the Repubhcar. Parts- will survive the Watergate scandal but not before suffering Losses in the 1974 ear.gressinnal races. staff Photo' Sctuuol at 2:O p.m. following a rnttierv of a Peoria variety store. A number of guns were taken from the store In the rob hery. Pisano said. Sisur Anne flelares. a teiirher,snid the men first r-tered c'L'isroorn it'. L small buiithr' r,ear the srhc'i1. where she uws L - . 6 IRDII itU1 It is difficult for me to be. lteve that his campaign manager John Mitchell and others who were so close to him could have taken on an enterprise of this magnitude with out getting prior approval," said Brooke. 9 44 I UWI I UUU urtpurauiv W UW IUIUUII VII(l1 UUUtC I HI. 1110 11W rriucrn 11 bin-rn has been done," Rruokr earlier this week helped dispel grave injustice," said Brookc Brooke criticized Nixon for told news conference, "uiilt'ss what he described as a feeling It turns out President Nixon did of -shock, dismay and loss of continuing "illegal and hnmnorhave prior knowledge" confidence in the office of the al' air strikes against CamBut Brooke said he was per- President." bodia. He also told a Florida State sonalh- convinced Nixon didn't He also praised Nixon for firknow in advance about the bug- ing presidential counsel John University Law School ba nquet ging of the L)emocratic' Party Dean Ill and accepting the rea- thsi Congress must art quickheadquarters last spring, even ignauons of tap aides H. B. k)y to resolve the -conth ough Ins former top aides alit- Haldeman and John D. Ehrlich- stitutional crisis" created b pear to be implicated num and Atty. Gen. Richard G. Nixon's impoundment of funds appropriated t' Congress C?41e0 Without doubt, Brooke Said, - - IE1 I Ali - - oO.342 Day tP*VOPd 267.4 41 -' "II" lw j - Yes, paneling will boring new beauty to your walls and there Is no bet?., time Man before the Kolidays to bring a modern new look to your home. Easy to install by "do11-yours&fers" and made easier yes, by prefinishid mouldings and accessories. Priced From $ 35 I, alter flnwktns, Osttten Discharges Sanford: Eva Mae Siplin Mabte M. Carson Frederica Skop Wilbert Williams fs.4 (1. D.-......, WUIII Victoria D. Aiumbach Jessie Mcitxiuck Hugh J. Mcfluffet Warren Knowie Lisa Cannavino Lorraine Stgwunz, T. Cse.lb -r Olaga K. Snuart, t)eBary Max Puacholt, DeBar)Bertha M. Brown, tbeBary Rino A. Dinuiwi, Deltona Raymond V. Astrarnakas. I)eltnna Nellie H. Kretzer. Geneva Sandord: VtoLa C. Mender Sarah Ott Stanley W. Wright Sr. Mrs. Robert I Barbara t,....,.L.... .....4 15..I,.., lIIILVO UIIU UI • 1fl ' U Club, p i-it., house - ta) S Sanford Granimar School Spring Carnival sponsored by PTA, 2-7 pm on school grounds; games, tlt"'thS. au4 refreshments 2/6 Um Fr I I I1 G S ee w1 qL' - I I'll 0 ht I! I', (it IC 1 10 Soil, ______ TelephoM 322-0500 C to ti - j- I !;20 S. Maple Ave. Sanford, Florida 6:45 A.M. 7:08 A. M, 8:45 A.M. _4~~11 q '1/u' Lut'lies L'hI:i' ______ &' (a1is,iu,,iitv mnii1I'i of COI ll is launching a beautification prcgram. We wish to landscape the traffic islands at the intersecticn of French Ave., Park Drive nd Orlando Drivc. - The cost of this beautification project will be :2.650. Contributions to this - worth while project will be appreciated. J' S rvingg,-. olgr If you are interested in Camping participating GREETINGS, complete the ccupon below. AND A T.e San?ur,Aftrndfr 'AaliowI mik I' I tc 11.1. DA lSia ,rnhiI;oIe County lp CelIf,L0lt Sale Will be Putit Jun' tat, fifou AM..11013 ii, ltio County Comrniolrs Ct-.ambeV, Sen'.IIr Coun'y C.ourthnus*, Sanford. Florida. G Trot Ra, Jr. 'Tao c&glecfor Seminole Coun'y -',---- '5•____ '5 in FIr,{j0 INFORMATION: —- I 4 S, I I would like to contribute to I traffic I I - I beautification of the French Av islands. C. I I u ate fl€ i "A' VIRGINIA PETROSKI P 0 Be'. 1214 I I I My Name I Address I I I I - City -------... Stale .......... zip ROSEMARY KNIGHT V4 GLORIA IRWIN 834 9217 AI Spring'. Lonciood trnonte I Amount - I I I I Make checks payable to: PATRICIA RICH 34 51717 ,!'d!fl9fltC 5i-';' Fq'..tCety The LuIii'.'. Gulf . & t(uir.'. Cons its unity - I . idiaml to: Mrs Janice Springfield c/o Florida State Bank Sanford, Fla. 3217$ HILDA RICHMOND 010A - I 5— 1r C 1 I HELPFUL CIVIC if The AtlM2k Books Help please HOSPITALITY, WARM WIDE VARIETY OF out is a lot of fLn, for awhile. But, don't lc.zd a primitive life in your own home, when you can improve your I: e style with a Home Improvement Loan from Our Bank. Me yotim plans, bring us your figures, and we'll comc up with the Cash. 1 6t 322 - - Sfil- 1" I'tii'. Ifir that fit srr r-sit-nttai I' I 'Rh. - @- 0 •. -..-' improve your home. ?/*mheq The Ati*ntit Ceouo1 tl*nip t/n-t,rF C, I( - - Affairs see us for the cash ESQUIRE 01 ¶T1N!.TROM. t)AVIt S. Mr 10110544 '("IdA Stnti t1)(%1 ?2 Office float .t 'tnrd I Ior.Øfi 32 ',tlnrnevs f or ttEI,iit,,'.I' O IS II - till out this ci and .ini Ii to Caso.vs Washington. D C It's fun to enjoy the simple life, but only for awhile. To improve your life style, -.11 L, AM I. 101 IlL I' NAMEOPOWNER nt'. ME WA ir !'t Vmsrt-u - ).;Lit Irnti.t regularly. LEAVE TI-CO ARRIVE GAINESVILLE ARRIVE ATLANTA , IUI1U'. ill Srl,ir,t)s, L'aun' UI' I I01,10. Olt hit office in the cour' lmu'w- of taid County at Santorti I IU?ItJ. within SIP tølPfltlar nI1fI.! IrOn It,r IIni,- f thf first pObliclitsor UI this loud' TWD cr,e' of en 4fl1 U! armdit;C StiOli hf In WrItit;, .n;(1 shrill Slnli flu- $IIaCr of res,a.,1, .1111 po'tt Office j,00rr's,, of ih I io.m.,nt And shall lw Sworn it, lii, itt (IitIIlIIIflt his A1'flf, OI .11th1 tit I OnUidil;,rC hy I. filing let .ini' 11011411 01W such (Ini o if iti,'lI(l not so lIlt-it sti,ii f !,li,rI,"1 Perron 4t. Aflm,nhst,ditrb I, flit Iphil'. of 1011$ 4 FIERRIN int muer '.tablr ).r FLIGHT Liri For y'r There is a multitude of designs, sizes, types, and finishes to choose from—all surprisingly economical and easy to care for. MASTER CHARGE BANKAMEICICARD T11 air. 3 Miles south of SR 50 oil SR 405 (:/i(,f?ll)('r w '. tlr'sr ' eK4MiK9 Open 'Til 4 P.Mr Saturdays i0, -11 pt ' ii Notice Is, hereby given tt,al on tht' lii Øy at Juru' 1973 °OOani •, the Court Noose in Sanford. Counts of Seminole. State of Florida ls sale ce,'tlficate,, will be sold on the foIiflw,nO described Lsfl to pay ftc amount due for taa.s notireen so? 2ppositor Inc same. topether wirn all cost at such sstr *vid all 1I I i - 's' . fAl ' may 9 NOTICE OF 11.5 SALE I I '- Need Not Embarrass 11.-n 1 k.r n ' r,tP 'I-i 1 __ - 50 SUPPLEMENT TO DESCRIPTION 051.1.010 ,,- and you can "top It all off" witn a new ceiling by Armstrong. Random or casual planks— Acoustical and fire resistant tiles or suspended KtUirvn Davis Louis E. Estes Maverick Edward Luell Jones Judy C. Dykes Michael W. Fresa Eva Mat Bronson W, Claren:t' Fisher. Casselberry Oscar Wermlinger, B. DeB.ar David J. Vise, DeBary William Liickexnacticr, fleBar-- N O TIC E N Mi'. 101t Seminole high School play "Spoon River Anthology," 8 auditorium pm, school presented by Advanced Drama ('lass in conjunction With (''tt'uipoars I,iterttttre - .Jotin .,....' FALSE TEETH That Loosen Sanford Senior Citizens Chub Tour to Busch Gardens — leave (ivic Center at 9:00 am. For ir- forniatic'n L-311 .122-9148 r techni0 career guide. EI L Tarpon Springs to leave 0\ IV 9 a m on (',rehouni 11u3 ('sit fir r'r'rCenter at 1%1618-1 Come And See Our Large Selection .1 Tiutcher, r)eltnna Rub) H. Aibcrtit, Ddtorw Brian M. Thomas. Deltona Beverly Guthrie, Lake Monroe W illiam M. Agee, Maitland Mamie Hutchings, New Smyrna Beach Marian 1.. Vieno, Osteen F'lIwI( ta Liistor' ('lass Tour to - Sanford Womans' Club General Business SteelingCovered Dtsh luncheon at noon guest speaker Mrs. •1. C. Pratt, Past president of FFW('. HopitaI Notes MAY 1, 1!73 Admissions - d BPW San,or allation dinner, ot steak. - . "II 19 Fun I), Secret lake Park. ('ls'elI'-i'rry S,i:Iitrii Stni.'r t.'Itiien-- Ma) 2 e "there will be some problems for Republicans in 1974" because of Watergate. "But we have great recuperative powers and I think we will exercicc them," he added. Brooke said Nixon's 'cIt. Seminole Calendar 11310solloeww" Cam Sou'$t - -, — _ I 'g Ore C U S T U r - apply renlid Use "our Rankollmerici ' 1171 lJ1i!(II .wtl'!!I I y r .-'5th, WP rt'"hVS tho lIght file ?êtiy limIt quaniltIci- Open 1 days. week. CopyfIhL 1813, Supefi" 1-111, J.; (JII!IU Reverage l)tp.tt'Lment iU lilidL'R't'IV('F invest ia t ions Above, Ueltli'n fr Capt. Sal Pisano of the PeoriA police said the men -tei - MRS, J E. Thomas of Rosaha Drive pins Scouting s highest honor uniform at Troop 34's Court of Honor Eagle Award, on son odist Church. District Scout Executive David held at First United Meth Davies gave the charge at th e presentation. W. W. lyre is scout- -, P,'.. 2 1972 Lockers PROUD MOM PINS tDN EAGLE luntutor Onurd Itilt the se'. AD 1973 S John $4 MOrFIIe,i As Executor Of the EaIS £i ANNIE L LIONARDY Deceas.c C.eo I. Surr Jr 0, )ACF I SiPOe! s,,, - • - — •. Legal _Notice__- - — = ' — 1 1- 'k Foot -. The Olson's were awarded Silver Wine Basket far tht m best three Floridundii iEuropearuiirn the Challenge r'unv,- tA - - ru.,,,. -------. , ,, - P-s,,-. ticipatec on a rairwis rane gati thi. .4blIiusIlUTt M4ec ;ys . lnrreae Mtrnbership in a Rose Society" To win top honors in rose competition with the best growers in Florida, Alabama and Gec -gia Is an outstanding achievement mr the young and gr'wlng Volusia Rose Society, ac'c'ording to Olsor5. VRS president. We are especially proud of the Maunrys who had never grown a single rose plant UfltIi the Society organized in March of in St*iuild the men flrlNt the A man PEORIA, Ill. (AP) hctutinc * *Kill me Kill me' Kill entire class and about 20 other M and hol1sn a gun in one students thes picked up on the hand and a student hoictqge in playground into the cafeteria in the other, was shot dead by the basement of the main building. police Tuesda' when h from a Rornzin Ciitho&:ter Anne IlnrP said &l.t 1!C elemcntiry school. go The gunman and two othet one of tte gunmen was shooting men sought refuge in the school at police through the wdows. after fleeing police, authorities then turned U John ArcILs, a 5th said, and held 44 ctulctren and grader and son of Alderman fair adults hostage for almost James Ardis, and Mid 'nrn4' vith me' wo hours in the school's tuisi' ment cafeteria. Th other two gunmen later surrendered after talking witl. : Peoria police officer, the brnthrrnftheslain gunman ind : communit action agenc employc. .1 C1 A Rf8flui The three men burst Into the ELECTRIC n estigating an armed robAdding Machine ARMY-NIAVY you PLUS ç .. J ¼ ___ j ' ' 4 24 — -' Otinvention and Rose Shoe. of Cloud. . dents. Ar.%ociatrod Press Writer Society Toy Clown: In addluon, the VoIusa Rose won rnembrr vnlked awas with p awarth ith the Aquarius and Fragrant honors at the Deep South r L O• Gunman Kill *01,11'.\111116 -AN r--b now r /, -I ------------------------ 7'l-itt-fti 1j l 11ThTT I^TTM '.-- ,/,, -J, r,/ 1 1/' �ii', :'i imim" 4A— The Sa?tord Herald , - ' - __ - - - ----- __ -- ' _ - __ ~ • - - __ - - Wednesday, May 2, _, M_ - , *_ •; - . -- - - S -0-0 :___- 1111 1 ~ , . , - .- .- . , -•-_-' - --'- -- - 'One of the insidiow parts of the 'n tipovert program, " obsi - 'ed Robert Hawkn Jr.. director of the California Ofic,e of Economic Opportunity, "is to make us think of as class. The poor have attitudes and aspirations as varied as any group" This reftmal of liberal OEO warriors to look. pui peuph inih-iãuais, wUi problems, is one of many reasons why the "War on Poverty" was lost, degenerating into ni1, mismanagement. "The people who have suffered in this have been the poor." Hawkins states. "They've Just been ripped-off:' the documented failure. scandal and waste of OEO, congressional liberals are fighting White House Att,empts to dismantle the poor people at varied corruption, and agency. A recent federal court in Washington sought to stop the Nixon administration from ruling dismantling OEO, arguing that only the Congress has the power to terminate it. This judicial decision raises the question, once again. Of the separation of powers between the f'xec't3ve Observe, example, that in and out of % üizi-ts tim uc iighung to Eeep Oo I'iave sought to use th e c'oirts, not the Congress, to keep OEO intact Most !mberals realize th.zt th ntipovcrtv c - - --------C"'' , ¶"." ' - SUhsidI7e with their '-n-- . during hostage first got their more General OEO have who year. siege, cone first. The Great Re ublican F cade p rn 'F.R'O" E. BROWY ('npk iew 5'rsiee a Reelect the President—and porlunit'. redirect the I feel the Republican Party there are man,s, many grin cnuntr. to bring our men home in danger and might nt nre. and enr the Vietriarn war. pr ndu'e another president VO Ut . . ti JI ' - tb P.publ'nr e4rn,cc _________ - - - -- -- _______ 1. --- '. -- — .' -. •----•- . - - - . ____ .-.. -- ------ ;___ .'-.-:- - - ______ - ./ -' __ ' ''- --4 . - '3 "- ; __ ____ 7 / / / - / 111 11 - - -. - - - - 4100- L4" - - . -' ,,,•.. I __ a / DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manaper - IQ - -- CASSELBERR'i' )CRIS WILL Ite.MS CHARLES MAYS Mechn,' Supt Sac tets Editor BILL VINCENT. JR. RALPH HAYS Si,øt Phtflnprphpi Camp Roc,n- Foreman RAY STEVENS P"en Roam F oreman ¼ 514 s: 41 Mv'h w ,, In Other - Mjtiui 1 L Month '. r , ; ryr g ?hj' rois( at, ma j sutesrcpl,ont, in aCl.ar,rt f.r,.d - ,, ,,,.',,, Pm.tI Rrqitataont oa;d ij ryts.r •ut.' - ' of f,isntard Fio'- sla 3'1 .', mmt," newt or acxe.'er1,sin c" 1Pm ,i,S,.. --- &w ..r. I,ii riiy to ant. m,,nnc tt'Ot v.' !trv rermt.pn o IPii' DUbI,StW" of The i'$c?iiiit '.-', ,nd',.-,thaat o firm responsubic br sort reprØ,r-1,o, v.-eI o'mtck'red ai. tntr.I-tp.nç an The t,ealdt rapr .çn' iinr be held iablr to, c1Amds IJOCk'f tue is %% t, - •. r ,' '.,to,uedl ai'0s 'it ,'-! 4E'- III,j ,, to, f tit it of Sinai,v .me tL"cu eppc rnerIiber of the tscsm saleC Pri v.-h'e' , I e' 'IcC ni '-------------- -&.-.-.._''- ,' j PP t, ort For Peace Eff thr jise fr When Un Part.' a'zreemerns were signed in January, hope ran high or. the' AmeriCan side that the Vietnam c-east'-lire would provide momentum f or an end to the fighting in Lasos and C.amhodaa In fart, there were "understandings" "under to that effect It is nc's obvious that any moral or political force generated in Par is toward peace throughout izidochina is net ruitch for us' tar greater rnmnentwrt of Comnuanig armies still bent on militars victirs A formal, aae-fire was indeed proclaimed in Laos three weeks after the signing of Us' Vietnam truce. The breaches of that agreement by the Cornmur.asi PtMt tin and the Norti Vuetnanit'sv became ItCI flagrant recenUy that the La*utiar. government was forced to call fir the aid of US bombers in Camhodui,it wai left to President Lan Nol to prucinuri a one-sided truce and invite the Cwnmuntsi forces in his eouittrs to negotiate a two-sided one. Tins was greeted with am intensification of Cmnmunigi ettacks i his capital of Phnom Peitti, azul am threatsi' grave that daily U.S. air EUikt!S mus- be all that prevents the nuussmg of troops for a drive to seal of! and capture tt it - . Itis hard tuescapt' the contiusmit that N orth VieIAn using the truce in South Vietnam with the se of net ?T,fl-.. t,i,c,,h,n,- .4 •k Utfl41i1IU UIIU Lilt fl. 1 4Ifz1UW (if part of Ithiphong — Us' oppalUfllt3- to carry out the en. cu'clt!ment of South Vietnam which has been its goal &ll along. The collapse of the Lan Not goverlunent nd j( of cxile'1- Prince Sihannuk from Communist China would cx'n - SUfiS(RlpigOp,i RATL! - Indochina Fighting Intensifies ROY GREEN AdvertIsinC RE COVER. UP Hanoi Rejects r ,sp'- rIIjii-t*or 0' p li tilt n: (I ' - .•.... .... ......•' promi ' 1I'4 j( as Canthoduu as a supply route and staging area Its' t1W thFUStS at Saigon. Th us it is not surprising tha t the South Vietnamese are reluetant to look at their Cwnlmdiart birder as an inviolable one if the opportunity presents i1aeI to help pre vent the fall of Plmtxn Penh. mace or no truce. Sou th Vietnam still rnains in st for surviv'.ti. The United States of America, with its lag troop wi thdrawn from South Vietnam and its known prisoners of war repatriated, is poised to begun the task of accounting for 1,ttXc mcii listed as missing Ii: aetior. The Paris agreement ca-Its for Comniumusi cooperation in tins endeavor . Other terms of the cease-fare have been ignored to and the level of mular3 actavlt3- is so tuitti an the, fringes t South Vietnam, that ills questionable wtu'ther we can CXPCt more thor lokeit ocerution from Hanui a - - SGI- ElAV.,%RI) I-'A(;AN (left to right) of the Seminole County Stwrif('s Department escorts 3'2, alias Naughts' Nikki, of I2o county )3t1 it tC(l nut out-of-work .-it irr'n to P1011cc' 5 Ilivv were arrested for pmssiotssing marijuana ;tut drug p.araphrrmdia by gt. Hay Cati Place, Florida I .1..........r .. igest Monday night. t(:try I'u'Iiit' hlicto) - S'erla BLOW Cv%Obrf rp 'TnkwroC I', Y L'.)'OOT. 53' slark Cmm.ntt Mm'e.e "letie.e. tO' Internal ; conte I! us di..appomting tilaee US planes still flying bomban flUSSIQftS mietirl' three' months after the peace formulas Paris we proclaimed. We' we faced with the truth, however , that what the Canniunists negotiated at Parts was just one front of what they have been fighting -- US LI UIUIUVUm LflOOCfllDk w&. fl.--IDUCIf as we ncç U bring tranquility to indochina one step at a time, II Should be pla in now that we are dealing wIth an enemy who has not yet shown the wlthngneas to take even the first step toward peace a ceasefire on rovement I -A substitute proposal by r jGoiDenroC £ Ft.rr, --ale Lam.tbroo whercwktttal—there would be' a 93 1 697" Chuluot. LIre baker 36,5 370' DeIiDtia kitchezi fox- every nueniber of the funmlh-, and a spare fox- guet aT' Dreary Entrp,,i. w"tt Siavia Edv.n' : WS 538) sear Lake Grace Imf Cdv 5,usm. s Oili, Mr. rie Srydr- - ;.e..: Longwood Our house suffers frnt an acute of kitchens H I had my way—and the tiir'Uigt- Winier s * an:e ::: e lirotn s 8301' "' A! peak traffic hours congestion is fierce. In at du'tt-youx-aeli, cafeteriast'ek' houaetmld, competition hits an ca-rh high in the nw'-mng, when tempers are huri and everyone us running Lute The kitchen was designed for tire-bus' travel, not frt't'was- conditions U a bathroom bowl erupts there As little inconvenience Take that one out of service until the plmnber arrives There 're two more balls' tawns But it tis'ttchcr. iink nrvsers tIstre is net bac±up. The tatausetaild imhuMs to an angri- halt. O If it pot boils over on the steve At nwans K rations pending repairs. The fcillti serves so many vital jawptes Thus uL-, where tine men gather during a cocktail party to tell stories while the wives get mad in the Living rum. This is where you run out of ice- and go nest door to resuppi With bUC LI cncefltratuei of aetivit and pupuItui, the kitchen is the focal point for friction. iWbo ever td tat an argum.'nt in a i*Ittfooni') -PLEASE mis the dot loud in time shed." it 14 I V. I i'i .- i°- Sex I f n - o Department of Natural Re- periigeiit'y with is director cmiii- FI S gh t ou i, In Ladles Dresses and Shoes A VOTE, ON A BILL transferring the trustees of the I nterna l Improvement Fund to the 1)t'iutrtim',it of Natural Resources is too close Z. to call, says it Sr,nale cornnuttc, ;.: r-,. ' itio .. ihop for e chairman. KUWAIU H1UH)KE, It-Mass., 0, U.S. SEN. :' .says tile Republican party will survive, t : ' . '..' ............'.' ". ------ ..-.-. $ .'-'-'-.-•...'---'.---'-'...- ...................................... • - entire family at I, I [I!IFLL AI " scandal but not before suffering losses in the 1974 congressional races. 0. Watergate the m t DEPARTMENT STORE 213 E. FIRST ST. -. PH. 322-4712 - e Thai a new' generation of intercontinental nUCICaT issiles be designt --so accurate they could take out an Sen. Jim William. Xk,ala. nimittee decides today enemy nation's military and industrialcomplex and thus its power to wage war effectively while leaving vast civilian populations relatively unscathed. By contrast, present nuclear strategy aims at rnsunn peace by mass destructive weapons targeted to kill 3( it's time the Florida 1,egislature faces reality and allows teenagers full access to the information they need to prevent on the proposal by the Senate (tirns its attention to two bills already batted about during one unwanted pregnancies or veneral disease. "like it or not, our teenagers are sexually active," said Ms. Gordon, fl-Miami. "Almost half of th e illegitimate birth s in Florida involve women between the ages of 15 and 19 and flc'rtda ranks second in the co un try in veneral disease In th at age group." Rep. Gordon ls seeking passage of a law requiring d tribution of contraceptive information and devices to all per- round 1)1 Floor deLMite. A Senate-passed measure giving Irt-olds olds rights of aduRtxI wns given the top spot on the calendar after the house failed to reach it for consideration Tuesday. dental missile firing into an - forces, Three proposals were bef ore 1 the committee: —A measure by th e Natural Resources Commute and Its chairman W. I). Childers, I)Pensacola, that would put the hF staff under the Department of Natural Resources. The I r t atomic war. 1%... .......,1,,.3 ,4L L LIPUpJeU WILO weSt' Natural Resources Committee th what may shape up as a classic conflict between proCabinet and pro-governor 3 13 r SnhlLS In OflCrtSIVC weapon technology, there be an agreement to develop in the United States. Russia and' China advanced defensive weapons that woulo insure thC safety of populati ons in ti the event of nuclear war, do away with the concept C'i ñ making tens of millions of men, women and chiiiren ri hostages. as one administration advocate of the new til policy puts it. w Outstanding Values] Appalathkohi ' less likely to be vetoed by Gov. —An amendment by Sen. firtntd by three members of the Reubin Askew, that would Richard Pettigrew, I)-Mtnrni, Cabinet. Inie full Senate today reconthe trustees of the Internal lin. transfer only dredge-and-fill re- that would consolidate all enviprovement Fund to the Depart- sponsibilities of the HF to th e ronn-mental agencies inUt one su- sitters n proposal to abolish the ____________________________________________ ment of Natural Resources is _________________________________________________________ office of lieutenant governor, too close to call, sass the but (tie sixinsor of the bill, S-en, Chairman of the Senate GovI)aii Scartxrough, 1)-Jacksono'dv ernrncntal Operations Corns-tIle, said chances of passage By KEN GEPFERT mittec. seemed dim. "It couldgo either nay." said TAI.IHASEE, a. (Atp. Re Elaine Gordo,i says me House, meanwhile, re- I 1 TABLE ONLY covered (lurif's on St. George Island near 1p -- , The drive for a new nuclear strategy is sparked by thret- chilling realities, as outhncd by Frederick Charles ILk'. President Nixon's nominee for chief of th e US Arms Control and Disarmament Agency: 1 Today's stratt'gy would riOt protect us from a mad- - sans of child-bearing age, Including mors. It also would permit voluntary sterilizaUon of married minors on their request and of other persons under 18 with the consent of their parent or guardian, A House subcommittee Tuesday recommended disapproval of her bill, but Rep. Gordon predicted the lull Health measure is said to have strong and Rehabilitative Services Committee would send her Cabinet tviC'ing proposal to the House floor for a vote. IRI 0 0 DAYS THU RS., FRI.1 SAT -- IT BROILS, COOKS ure's first hcaring two weeks I - - — - - - - - a .-.. COMPACT "TAKE ALONG" COMBINATION ELECTRIC TABLE RANGE BROILER AND OPEN HEARTH GRILL T. L • ... • ' Cooks 3 Ways Simultaneously c -i before launching a nuclea4' strike on the United Sta tes. If we make clear we can guarantee the destruction of Russia in retu-n. the theory no sane ruler will make the first move But history is too filled with madmen rulers Ii' take that chance. in Iii Rep. Don Tucker, I)Tallahassee, th bill's sponsor, said he had the votes to revive the rights of drinking and gainhung, which were eliminated in it 60-59 vote during the rneus l- man Under present concepts. some 40 million American Lives and the existence of the United States as a nati on may depend on Russia always being ruled by sane, logical men who wi ll weigh the, pros and cons c'arefuliy IN • S l's goes, As practical matter, a U.S. president it kmposhle poli tically and psychological),., tomight f ind the thstructir.n tit 30 million to 40 milli on Russians order in retah ation fur a Soviet first strike which aimed crippling of U.S. forces but spared the major at a mass cities. The Russians most certainly kno of this reluctance, which diminishes b's that much theAmex-lear cffectis-t'ness of our retaliator-v power The need for instant retaliation under present police iizves the President and e country no th time to think of the a lil - 1 9 tc'est answer for arty given attack The onl answer for either country in real attack, or what seems to be a real attack is what the word merchants call assured ncultt,u! destruction -_______________________ case --T -S ' — of - 9;;= i_;~i _. -_V _ - .-. % - __ q , 4-'-r -. mm )i adding sevvn milm, of sandy beach ant] pine- 1I Likrwisc, when frvur.g pan grease catches fire. Or if the eat Is .trapped in the oven. A kitchen us at kctiiiles' tied. vul1rabut' tv niili, bottles shiiuered time floor, spoons clogging dishwasher drains, flaming tuaster, nuzers gone mad, ahart.circuited at rnPeedThereshould beat least one kitchen on standby. Walk away mtiia arid afiireazi a - PRICE /1 / un; STATI•; lN('lwAsI;s its park system by .... TA1.I.AHAS.SF.E, Fla. AP A vote on a bill tran.slerring - , Too Many Cooks Clutter Place [O{, A'i, JE'tiK,INS Herald hex-vices a :. Kitchen Congestion Its tl_-i /Alr.rl : IA'giRlature litres reality and allows iott I 1111$ c. f"; V. U issu;r:uijitiorm pr('v('nt IIIIWLIIII('d pregiu,nrk's or veneral :-: : - i__i IN t"lorida lL Aftamont.Sprfligs ...1.',. .,. ". cli r.ti rc;ide:we. , q -- ~T ~"-41 ~ _.~ .I~It. - O, jWr* AM D •fio Herald Area Ccrreponen, MEN'S & BOY'S -; - - necessari' I ,--.f r J,,,,_, . -.. ,. safely arid so thrsroughly that immt.-diate reaction to a Russian i'm' Chinese strike would not be Rather, the president of the United States Would be able to take hi time before retaliating or reacting Today, the requirement for speed could turn an Auocsse Im - million to 4(1 million or more civilians. These new accuracies will be practical in less than a decade if the nesary research is begun now on a sufficient scale That these nev offensive weapons be secured so incident WINIFREDF GIE LOW Comptroller ___________ -- WASHING TON NEA A major shift in U S nuclear strategy may be on the administration men. I " / It _____ ' ('ROMLE' - W it ______ - I"t)r(.s ('itv, 1,o th'' - 11 :i. VICE AGENTS JAIL TWO 114 RAID -- Aim , - - j rus tees 'Vote 'Close wa The thrust cf the new approach advocated by some higt ". rath .-... Z. _________ r - _" ___ ooç - _______ _______________ ____________________ - _____________________ _____ c'oflternplate that there will probably be as many versions of what happened as there are about the traged y tha t 'cir.-d Iii.. i- iisìan ye'ti ago fl RA your CUSH 5purti, Editoe- ____ _______________ was not" "Rurv M Heart at 'cumcfc'd Xnee" is a levely phrase hu --avik ''It i,still a false .and miislvatfin~ sentinient, dl~ nitvuig conspiracy and honoring treachery I' n a revieu of Mao-shall't book, Dee Brown, author of .. I 't " •Rur-v Ms Heart at Vouncted Knee." charees that Mar shall "accepts without question ' a version of the incident 'hat rruuie the rrny look gnM Indian survivors had Nuclear Shift meatiess - - RAY CROMLEY - ~; __ ---.1__ ____ Wounded are two a! Republicans One ttpe- : against Socu Serurit, welfare, minorities, one HARRY ;attwk on unsuspecting troopers of the 7th Cavalry, to whom the Indians had surrendered MaNhall condemns the slauhtrr of Indians that fol . h-wed the initial attack. but notes that 29 of the soldiers la dead and 3.3 wounded --a 1 s "too commonly 4'5t'('garde or treated as insignificant by Americans 'bent on ff ___ MIt, A'tkrw prrp! ?.i rlt;r.intt floor itt.' rne.week waiting reqtiire- ' 29 /4 f '. . 'r:ig' ' 8 - TOM BALM The advice of Arth ur F. Burns, chairman of th e Federal Reserve Board. to the budget-blear i'veryUun that Is' can't find in tht- Ilihie housewife is good except for thing. The The other Republican is housewife is far ahead of him. c'ncucntiasl interested in Burns suggests the way to combat rising its' Pi ' nti. in our rnuntrs-, food prices is to have a vohmtary day iut t he soc.aI need,c in ntr every' week. Spend less on meat and more rnuns-. at.ut mtegritc in cheese, he urges. rnunIr I've beer, impressed Right! Having dined on cheese rarebit one '""s' to stand and fight night this week, and soup and salad on another, Them'. tric're t.':annthnr breed 01 we th ink we can get the pang of it. What's Republitran This is the next Srainstorm, Mr. Burns -- Memphis Watcrgzit crest; The Tenn. i Commercial Appeal Watergate bugging of flemrscruw headquarters was serfluLhgt-harin-hutnnsc is imas'snj "iitghts' 1'rverast Us' top echelon us the Reputilucaic adniinurtratmon TE L E PHON ne The traged of Wzitergtiu s 300 N F ENCH AVE., nut the itself, but SANFORD FLA 32771 that so mans ke branches of WALTER A G I LOW. dItai' Anti Publish P.i$'l,ch .,. l'flt'n!tlTT,.'flt Wl%1. the Federal I4urvau WAYNE D DOYLE )ns'esttIort, Averttsing Director a, the Justice PIthe tkinrtment, the Conrnitttet- ti FRANK VOLTOL,NE General Manatier _____________________ JOHN A SPOLSKI, Au.ociat, dlt Managing Editor S ( rieniocratir ( 011P4'I Al' 'rIPn Iploynirnt lnqurnru'q' rnin uric'.' and to )it#rali,.' reguI'.. nqntion hike prripcnl for lb.' latiriris (tit whet may tee 'TI'' III1l)j)tP(l by Its' Senate benefits. ''Ftu'y rc'uliy ' tit e'ir prngr urn ItnIic'lnry ('(IllImitIttec' 'l'uesday , flue rc'tnn,l I I.'.' turned d"wri up pretty tnel$y cuiet I icc Ask.'w's I,rutI tcil that uncut ?dr,1iIian. Akews v" ''r, 11l Y1J,vnI Insuranc- e be gear?cl rnentnl affairs adviser In the statewide average weekIloweser, another Askew prr, 1), wngr, voting histriod Ito lit. lxfnal that workman'n ( (ati-reuse Us' itiasiuituiti From Its' percsitInn benefits Is' geared It', prrent 1$ it week to $71) is the weekly wag.' whk-h w'ml.l Wile r.'cult in imiiilar increases in I. ______________________ ________________________________________________________ _ a n fnri III he'llupprt ______________________ smo)t'nc'e erupts again at Woimded Knee, it is disturbing to / . 5A isaltics at Ms Lai 1~ Rcpuburan //fJr!ncthi/, t/i, 1, J/i 1 .1 - id the tact that more than 110 easonea trooPCr were a.siLdtte. si ,p'' Th4,t Umt' 7Zt C.salry 1acet soiriethsn more than helnh'ss opponents. There were io Army Cas -••• - - 'r'i flu' rr.tririilltee also kitkd imhUint c. .-_.,-__: ---•. ,.,.,--_-.._•-'_'--- -- we hisvt chosen In lx' our Old Stuf f, Arthur DAVIDA BRYANT t'n 10 __________ , -t The Indians, believing themselves immune to the white man's bullets, began the fight with a treacherous surpnse,l .1 . , bureaucrat I learned this: iiu*sstvr IisLhyiat nrgitnizatrnn Thus, thm sought A'ia the caurLs to prevent the ~~~~ r. Thu. th1 last maior hattIe IOi' nUiSSat"rC'. if you WII1 between lnduins and L S troops that took place at &—not the cut-rent otinded Knee. s i. of the American Xinvo,mont i A W ~ AT0 V S ni,%! stopltt: Millions of Americans, who never heard of either the PIIC( or the battle be - AIM lashed it onto the (root that Wotrnd Knee was a 1ror.tie ages have )ea n which brutal American troops shot down 5flfli defrnseIes Indian men. women and children. Or they have been told. it was not quite that way. objects military historian Marshall, in a new hook on the Indian Brig.Cron 1; i. You Con Moke It 'c-r, dbureaucrat OEO's dismantlement while crying about A, "1) In two (hird.q tp,m y. weekly wage rf $135, r,r \ kow'a tegklattve IRtJ4Ir park- ntswt gcm tnrtq,n arid rittwr pvni.rq virtually wri'tked I,, rt,iniUt,p, says there still AIII t?,i' ''iiir,iitt.'e's V(!I'TT1 'u' t 1iw' of iuilvoglng WI1 1* (FIt tttrrruifjvp. IA It .AtIASIiIF, l'1n. 11w s,ni,r of ;. 1ttle i Wndd Knee still being fought, but mntion now are pen arhi eapon i pIy . Thi. last year I had tiw portunity of running for Conpress. I run uni;ur-cr,.wtulIN his: I it'iirn.'d ii great niarn things about the r-mI1ticaI game I learned that there is no. a ir.iat cIvzi of dIftmenc"t bet- . -. _I Labor Packaae Due Aid start leaders recent examples: —In early April the Accounting Office. the congressional watchdog, reported that millions of dollars of three -.•-- . Iw . ____ - - The because of OEO funding. !'espitc' the face that the principal leaders of the militant American Indian Movement (AIM) had long arrest record. , ,. iroc!udivig xio)ent assaults, OEO gave AtM its start and paid for the return trip home of those AIM laid siege to the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Washington, D.C., last This enabl ed the AIM leaders to las' to Custer, S.D., and later Wounded that OEO is corrupt and scandal-ridden. Here are - Ir i-(%&qurrof public opinion over what has come to called "The Welfare Racket," The recent inability, moreover, 'ngressionaJ liberals to muster sufficient votes :c civerrj presi&!flti& vetoes on a number of 11;141 ring hilts is a ckar index that liberals aiuI s'e' t'EO by congressrnr1ah action if it _______ created i,irc OKI.E Indians 'h have held Knec. Sfl Wounded political inefficiency and agency 'I tor across the Country. The radical money hard -earr radicalism. mzsrnanagem(mt, I titempt and that they are feeling the mounting came to a showdown, unaccounted the power of shocking waste within an the Johw;on administration. A large boa' Of evidence is at hand to prove "• th - t. . Wrecked In Senate Committee ,-11 1 -.1I. I.-W-. Of Wounded Knee I- 'ituw Prt an op. t over , hut our planes re sull zsr e'.'ertuul, Lobe redirected, It pI1ItICa1 orgaoiratinn, drPaming of rine JuirtUnit~ to lead. W rrdirect the bombing Minwity programs need.is to kick out the bums-4,o dat "arning the right to nunds and )warts of millions f have been rut. and tnf'Izsunn ç once again beeorrw the party of - svr )lr mr - ii~ ~ _. . , ' :I OEOCorruDtion the legislative! the congressional liberals are usurping In reality, On asking taxpayers to condone and continue to c'tHIt. liberals contand. - ' p The Sanftrci Non- Indian Side 11 - IL, 11 I I . government. Na, however, in a way i' - EDITORIALS AA iviOUfltIflQ le EvianL - I Poor Not A Class Oft Awk S. .- - --- __ *" ACto - w ___________________ 'ri !; -__- ~_ I = M" - 'LON'T wash dashes. You forget the' sirp" "USE a sponge. nut it dish tovn4, - Nit other part of the house is so well equipped fur tiamule, with pots and plates in easy reach. Spa-ct' is fiendishly confined so defense So useful for: one room dwellers, den, student dorms, apartments, cottages trailers, mountain cabin, condominium, cabin cruisers, camping, playroom, kitchen, FINISHED IN BRIGHT DURABLE CHROME. is only a momentary delaying action. A direct hit is ot iit ü-asumgrc and dramatic' event that eve'- took place In ow house tentered in the kitchen &nineorw inserted one of tiio*t' electric defruster into the deep. freeze b,az of the rigeraiig forgot about it , (The culprit later fleti ii' Island. , At, afteriit'tnt of tmut niefted 11* RUT anti a-isv melted the' entire plastic Interior, creating ain't eathatic and øruops wtmvljuj to behold, Whep I saw tha.. uüracje of in"uhintar) mtez,i all. I laughed. That was a nustak,. / I*vjJ' swuvp 4 r 41 Assorted Knit Shirtsf11111111111111 IWE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS IPlan to open an account soon 7 95 $ 1 Schaffner & Marx Slacks 110 0 .61f ',pi P..': '5 'u ,,e.I Y'i tqs, , F of Wo.'-t'5 ,vw Ifi IiiI q..4t1P.41 dtm *ê,,,, iinn'q4 I e.iVi.5 i,tià ijt.I$ i N AI'IIJ 4 41*SS• IOta $.ii *4)5 11%11 SO4 t4&4I '-u' 't :t p'* I v1.4. 1 V IQ4i eISSS. titi 'ftii - £1 oviev WILSON 1 E. FIRST ST. 311 ~~ -, .'a. Ips1 .th 5,.4I 15*31.154 $l.'WIWI 1154 s&*,t Manufactured by the Capitol Products.Cctntpj:iy W1n.tetI, Conn-eLtu ut C'óO' MODE L ' 2646 BROIL-RANGE YOURS FOR ONLY 1"IfsR SANFORD sA'lfUiti .,. icymar and Hart Values to $37.50 n'p 'tI,5'p t),j. 5 a '.o s v k éIt4l *4, 'II i 'US v ppw, ifl.. a l ..'.Ja**OILIS øI t*5K.4 j,It lu.5 i-1 ê) gpe. ,u-,, a.s,, ,".t,.e,q * A hO C cOM *4) .*OiiiNo *St 1.4 ,ys* 1 $ 95 FURNITURE COMPANY PH. 322-5622 I �_E1911 1 ___ -- " ____ Wednesday, May 2, 1973 6A-The Sanford Herald boycott The meat getting ' Springs the lot of different was a beginning, only The Rolling Pin W&SHINGTO!\ (i'i - '-- s a question activists as . . . On : 73' MARIO'us 111'TfILA IIerd SZatf Wrftr , 1/ . Nla*;m Ciranvillf- brown. noted f(r. injecting surprtw elements into rnwdanv emmd] mting said Monday 'hdt' I have no objection to citynployei reiv1niz . 1 ia1 m pa foltowmg this remark the mayor recommended. and cmincil approved, taking *SSO from the mayor's contingency fund and grant1n a saLar increa' of *340 yearly to City Clerk Mars Nortor,The1ncrea'iretroaCt3vethMay 1. At I 09 - Board Of Adjustment . hf,- I 1 . barL c 44UtutflSen' w '1t Ito ith along with u-%." snapf nric - a Ttret *"It\ ii Its ulti" ", I. e is a ant: tin ti Florida league s'SStOa' r tilt own delegates and explaic league positions ot uprontin legislaturc Iisbbrtn1, bs dUU tact year s seminar f e ,' what ahow, bill, acenrduni '. S I in g ______ - - - 11 . --- / It fllUfl easv ~ . - .:~ _r11 P'.1 ~',_ ,r .. _;", -•- - '-------- ;.-- - nks a / ' __ '- - ' l' _' f... ' t, SPECIAL Reg. ~7.98 ' - - - - 1. - happen - Ithhert Z$tko. assistan5 1.5 Could it napper Might the ieadin~ tht, nation out of the sestil.,ttini am alleged $50 fl(u Li, thu in, wit. fits or' v7tUIin solvecLaFairt, Hi caut hi wa Ii1) it IOWd U U'liflhserlt or. kits divattion of securities whether governmert infornu#- h1wrationisu; art. wonderml: f-s mg tint a'td llt the ft ' Ever, some ni the tusust'viIe Cnnnt.,lit • - tl-*t. art Hi,, txnreed lit - short turn that astronauts tmV( lived in sace The Skylab mar.ned orbital ', learn what effect '° °P' o. tit(- April meal ' say. possible that information pre- boycott e ww asked sented wnuld not be acted Win nia 'n% time'!, during that I until ttr Mnd jur~ reemi- rifx! if she knew what Of venes.. prot)attJh- within a was duuu. And I last is and would ust, an% information Human Cells To Ride On F Trip bT 'U5 nit! investigation Hi- atd hU' probe tuis been goin 01 sinrt hi- took office 1t months ago A tedera grand urs meat.while , met tm Cotumbui but did not return urn' indicintents invulving ,nthc,ns liiFatch, ii wealtits Akron real estate mar; 7/ I H I naps even nuijur effects that determined If dangerous eon- tins' o i4aIatct: nmu tim- tlto'itie' - I '? - Only . . . L I. \ I - V1, 0 I ,N% 3 / I. . _ 111T "W DAYS ONLY - f ~ __, ~, - - 75L.-L - . -_ - - - I - -- - - lit III I hi ups 1 14 ils it Iu ill tuinjor in u- butui- s hi list' htt't in Ail",,'q hktusry. 'flit' I -arry Cortiell Dillon, a Wawa. Ile(lime a nihilster of mu%lc us the sum of Mr. and Mrs 1.4 IiI it IS Itt't'ii Iii liii' I Is 'it iii I-1der Ilifler anti his W-Vol(v Clarence Wenlev I.arry rt- I'mier will deliver ' ' '??l'•V•% Sii.ii SI Sr. liii' i I Mi1 le 1i 'I'll /rV / I Tables '% I- .. ,...I: .- \11~ /f 1. AND V" r_1 ' -''V , ' I IV\ F -.I. ~~ ,--I t )N .A"-_.';) / - -. 1 1/ Lamps ~ .4 - , ~ .- . --- - ..- .- I i % - 0 :1 k * 2 BrAi tht- gas's, sim;t's '1 iusi gu j inti a upermarku'T and rrs;u 001~ - - W . I , - - 4 - 11_i - ( WE WANT Sweaters I - -W r I -ll,,---. 4--,- Ladles " - - - NEW 1000 Suits ( __,si . . • ' L ,,.,- ~-- . _,,d - . _?,1_A 03% SANFOan FIRT 27.I $ - - ____ -- ~ " - - - , - . - _-7-77., , ,qi - - ., -_ BERThA MORMAN LARRY C. DILLON I 1 - - 1 ' _ i , .' - - Small Sizes ___ f- __ __A FURNITURE 1, // K PH.322S101 4!2-!6l LU VT DOWN LOW N PA YM[NT . - '--_..._--' ( - I I 4 'ui.u' I / - - - I .. . __ 7 -1 - THURS. - FRI. - SAT. iI Ubi t 1+51 fail M P'l 01 I I LJ'ç,,d 1_~ - I _______ - - Jim -r - Sophisticated Spanish y li ng Ma st erfully Defined oes ~ - .i..-. ..a ~i~,Il 149 Dress & .44 ;;~ ,, $2599s ~ V .1 0. 0 '. - f,, 0 . I ,,-~') Casuals I - 0 ---&-"NMapTT_VRWwow~"`11111111116. I r 01*1 lot" 1% t: -- . .~,. ----- . .. . 0 ~, * % .. - $ -_ ,~r 1P . ... FREE : , I i ~ maim 111111111111111111111illill •-3--480 .. Will -- 11 1 RACK ONLY . .. - 4 4W _ It-, I - ,) I *44 t.0,4 ".. . *,. / ~N 111 ig _____________ / . %I ~_ .0 . i 1~_~_ " I if 0 I ~ ____ ___ . 4 ," - PH. 322.0204 f 0. 'I . 111111) -_ 1) .- __ - - TORE . SANFORD - ; _ . R I W **_1 '. - - -4 --I I - I / - I V % 10~ -3 ) 1\~ .1 t 114_i .- • &i. - luxuawl 208 E. FIRST ST. -__ - , Ii. a #.4 -at , PW X Corner 'I nd & & BEDDING CO. I nc. -- I . ( 100- - - _10, 1p_r.l -- I '-' .. * i 0 IUII If I . , Ak I - -'. %1' .- W04 .. .11 *, I - _' . _J1Is -.__. -_ $4995 ,. -_ -1 I ,V_ . k-# .5 : T I Bed Veivel Ensemble Headboard & Footboard . - - It I - e , 1. , -4 . _A1A Req 'S'. . S-V I? ___~, . man- I ',4 1~ 11, 'I - \ . 4.Z... ,A _ . . t ONUSINCLUDED! _~;C . .-0 wo ...N.mmm.mmw., - Pecan Finish. Includes chest, Dresser ----. V_ ~ u,• . $ - St 'JO6W. ~( - t1fZ11 1-FIL1,11111i'li ., Hide-A- S.f -_ --. 1. 1.11 I -- I- ,_ t~ CONVENIENT CREDIT f . tj tj1916.1 0 9, S. - - __ -09041=tft ~ ' . - i - V40,*? lia _J - ,-_ , *,I A IS &A 1~ . . 'I.. - 1. I -_ ---- *?,! / -1 _- - - ,-.' L iRSTST. flfltii - I -'5, T ' 4 - I I - - ' N i A - - a - ______ - ""44 95 I -_ _. - __ --1 I - k 1~a;- ' I I i - I ______ SHARRON HIGGINS - --- - . - ____________________________________________________ - .1" I AN AMAZING VALUE 1 - - -- nd sw I ,cm $ 1 CUSTOMERS I 4 . ~. I - 1 _' 1%_ I.: .____J - tI 11#1 - - i AW 04 - , '. 4_ b -_ It let I 1 Ladies Cottotu $100 -O& L Body & 01 - - - ,1 *i ~0 -- - ' , PH. 327-5244 200 E. FIRST ST. - Ladies & Teens - % -.0 DEPARTMENT STORE 4 . i - - 6;N W - \ _____ - - - 4~ _. it"., .rL $200 ..~ I U - V~r Wear I " . J 'TTABLEONLY 11 .- iI r 9 -k •1 - .__ '. () ," I it . , - ( .-r OFF 0 / '" a LLENT BUYS THROUGHOUT THE STORE '.j.j - - -- . '- aged about tilt- movement ' Sleeveless Long Sleeves Peg s Do and s95 ' 4-;- ..- tit Iparents are 4 'hurch. ^ . -. - . --Id .11 up to dnwn, doum, down Anti ser, z' Ptht' Rosen s hu banc t1oe.1. i dI'WOTLt her shu plam V, press: an louses -& ,I , - (iut( , I h rot r r. V 11V.11 V-1 I I vfli('s' student. harry has been in animal cprtitg festival wills Snt1nrst ilk .-tmIr will aPsis the s-horu-s tar three enr lie liuituluin I •sItuI)l)cll and Katnint; sing 58)5 that mu.,k is something SIt pin'n ri ugnu,tg Its king ititul lit,' progrunu was steslgrwsl hi 11181 ti nitst 'I)III yourself ,I.l (1w new ;mrsortng.' rois- & otalk, ^ V .a - 1. - ~ is , Ladie,-' Good Quality 'I, ,!I _.%,*111*" ft - ut,igr.'g;ilhus,t trout New lis'thel I,,ra 4 '. " " I and ' --:- 4 PC. .71iP ' Merthie Kindergarivii held 114; -, - _ - I $10 and$15 I# ~,~; . W 0 t otal .o.1%livol (0-sollill. I e *' /r~ if ; ~-,j TA-, .. I/I , . , .. LIVIIWG ROOM ft--, *V- I, 0 " , .. ,I,IuIrf",,, •. " .. I I 11i iu,iq Irut,tu Saraciutit I hi. r , Seminal.' high ;snd it utemlwr of advatit,ed chorus and it . . ssii, Phi I %it$'rt' hi' f - St-own & Cream Values I -iilii...mui.. - . Formal & Høte '' ii uthit sit ' - th Lodies Long Dresses ,-A'' 14int 811flolay IIIIN been -10.1 - lvi - 1111F URSDAY, FRIDAY, SATUPDAY vk to' ;I0iV1' ill Other flullvitle-4 ill titsu A -- -I -- Vin, 11 Lovc-r i I h0f Il'i iloll , 16ME - - I ., N;iren'm mu%li, iiistructol.. Karen tit now a shideiiI, tit %-(tire I;uki'r, :huhutt' Ii's' uulth tuft C leve (uip'win manager Whitiwic of Pitt' ulssi. prlr'si were Mrc Ihu',ttrht-s' (' Mhtvtus'1l ansi All, e .h'itktitq, M.'lvlit (;rnus', of WI SKIt cc'rs-psl iu intu'ster fit lie * sings.' After lit, Ilh I)II-illd"Y with it party giveti p4orkitilt lot, strut ilie trital Imgraduates lie plans ill got a fil his llotior. Kelly is (it(- sell (if linivement of the hrat and air schalarshup and work his way Mi and Mrs. I' r.'ddir Gains's, tutu 'if Allen ('hiupel AMf; / - ,, Davila, - 'p ) $Ih loirthiLo '1' I , I- - - - afl,rl __s_ i 0 -f tit Juy - / - I nuwwn will bu lw4: Uww. * suit .4 Mr situ Mt I 'ssic t)uittuiti St Lu'wiq nItu'uiuiu'ul Kit' ,,u t' if iii y. Sol iii ci it t' I .akui u'ss , ;umtfutui Miululls', tutu Irunuitic hli,thu Lewisk utuuutubnt itt list' ntl%'niuru'uI KATRINA STEPHENS Merthie's King and Queen •. '11)1% not two far-fetc1led U, aa karen threugli her ci ltutol vu'nr has sittuliesi much - ishihhu' i student at I'ineers't Kit' tiientor Slit' stuuhipil tuviuler \I, c William i-Amore, at itlui u -bus wn I ;skeshu'ss LONDON CAMPBELL AND I 1 - - Dap / ivvel,*' Tir Leonard ililvfll[_ The SuuUorC tJntverstt pn sonwbreakagesni11nr M."1111110, I,\ 11114pro- Sthiger, Willie Fred - ' ii ____________ - . 1111,1111wri; - - -- S.dewa . , mulmit I did not i ri a housewife, not an econonui;: arid then- were times- tItrIr1 tilt, HutSiII boycott wIiei became ver trightened nyc' tilt WhOle affair So frightened in tact, Mr cillit •Ii-"-e' q111 v ;I qil( f Poll., I _____________ - I ''1 sumerivrott:tuiveii1rvads reversed thu national infli; "asv'usa' .* _________________ .' He said hoe paid the brilx- ILA I an not activetv joined the f-) unruirried person, no: it divimon -.lit , savb sonic of tilt, worrier Fill agent% iii blianu last n! secwiUes employt. willi thu site let or,. tilt. national weekem! raided tha, Florldb knowiedgt, of federal au- scent. 1. tht bribe. - / . Shuttlaworth suvs iihe hiv %%tslghtlemnew. might havt. oil hill% 14 Iron, LaIx Kenned~ for Illen. "Tim. more subtle effect-, lot. -ardinc either subtif- or . lowirW brief expo=ms must be Ili% "I 1111m "I thu SIni'i,ti' Khrtg I hu'I SIriner, Ahere lie will Sr aii(I lit% through ci-Illege, , - Jam V. t. Isgel. presitlen: a: Itealt uitiona1 Carp.. saic hiwas solicited (or a bribe of $50. OIX and inimisdiately notified the FBI and the L.S. Depart- ... N . , . - mat are seruous it could - '. // thu, then. r jail thi government month" would hi encouraging others Yet the chect.& U)UJMBUS. i)tut ll, omnwrre Director Dennis - I" Al .: . "'i - - - - tja~'-ing their taxes Tht- pn%- OW11i far Wfr.:ItPVeT VNI)PI15ef . till n,% hus ernment cnuldr't I)ti*, then', we h.avc %%'at, aL it. will Ilia: t1k no: ptrttin~ hand %ers *tilt- phonu hill rom itS lu Id tOilet ''t"''' -' - y s fill- Kari'll Ia hi ituttctrnit tnditwsl anti ihse uhuwc the, / - e' lilt Ill hcr itwther's grente4tt M"I 01111 % to, bo-1-111111, to - ------- oiling T The • ' Jiunhuir ('allege to stuui tltusIu Tr!"- I M - MIiI' sin' in a 111110u Ill. Nissi . -.2&qqmr - rfuur,u,u',i ti full nut en In Ilititini tinti then tin In i'nrntiI. and AliceJenkirLs \ I00 " - trn POI' I in' '-uliltIhitis Klnp ni my t tilt t' 'ulsusk'ttl anti ii u t'ic'twnis ii Iheir nnnivercnry, I' uutlti't "1 (Iii' 1151% Hill cii tutu iiIht Iii thuntik nil Iheir hut ii at Su'tnhnulc' hhjh tuiuitu' frtu'mk tutu hrighi,g UntutIp Ph Iii ;sInfl its iutlu',,ai u uuhiu 't shtui help lit itinke the an 4 11 41,41 I hiusitus 'thu jutaui Mat-va Hawkins Phcst& . . __ - I ,.4, Ascnciatrnit o Manufactu' that women ripi %ii'tiflt Ii k tried he!n't hav ti sonit dan WTICS Sb' ger that lengthy boycotts "mostly male might discourage consumer wants a hcsv,nntt. then, of thu r'nu $5 em bu yin g m ,nerul an tx. ltevnlll t!ftlIi, ii nu nut! I' the nit hiet- nf \I, s11l Mt ' I 1I fit' She u' s tI'IItIs r 'if i'inet ti'-t It;uilt tt t'Pn'rth, 'shere hr % m),,%; in s nuth i itariule Sinu \1 1 ' - - I - concerned for som 'Thu women" legislators mt group aiM; t-ngressinnnl assistant ni grins one crttuc bert 'an learned linus In use tnt- cans- Canito; lIi1; the! What If theM- rs'vttltin "sOC Mrs jxiter ti folliw bilLs and visited women rtal! get in over Itoser of itiicagt says she thee- heads' Ths'ru is tall: ma' snot; tiny. tis cP"nst' 1w the surirenut court ahote boycotting thu internal twet'n boycotts ann mar"'bs- mis e fl en I ltrs'cntut mIS million women decided doesn't vet have an' mone federal authorities in Utt probe u , cii. sass then luesdn% wtUi Fill agenus lit. dwtnlerLl re=ned Tuesday in- 'It 1. - 1 ' thInLr, it'f :, -damr, s Os-nr -- ont- th.1' -raucratir titilipling. rstv Fit. economist, for , the National Assocutted presentec! V N. grand jur,. l'ress 1w sunuiL tusoperalt- witi Htiw-t's'er . 7itki said i0 _____________________ 011W Shaul told Tt", I A-H II Ui C aid ' .- ientecLs plait Li' put cultures lu--v hunuui i!iri Sk space station _______________________ - is *nstrunuent4il a passagi of the • I A arw must ' thee" d f j ______________ . Ilu, es Bribe Case Secu G t , F F Ctt% Att% I om Freenuin quipped the government 61myb - 'U 'mu tniui'n l'nrk I leuuientors St IIuH)I anti I .nkPs ic'ss Mi,iuhi it - - tht. revenue Lt expended. hiture plam for exilendit.urt. etr-- - -= Ill ( __ 1i - . -'fl Y - Leaguers will make It special Gergt- If a g a d n r it chief n' from Michigan uiiy! she uuntiervr suuti gnvernmen1 in a'iioz \lrs Garrett Crotts, president of the Sanford urn:. Mrs Sevntour Israel, • }lrowit dispbwed a volununinis report In be transmitted - federi ru-stnuu' stwrmj,. likening - . s Sal - ,,--, *- reduced food No Itinger )tisi k I rieft Mrs Alfart) i-ndiitrs Ironi producing 1;avs NC4 is 'i group for the , ctinc?rn gilient ma)nril~ . h "gras-s. reover. there I, spontaneow boycotting roots' chance for the con rita' he i ris ' tindrrtiIng cum" In he heard Pruc't ir, terms of thi national econ tow rini.. yes Bait there arc Ni one worries that a atsi angr demands for t-tnrt1 effor: to w4 and uill. witti their A,sutrintIL-d Prru Write, 1. W i 88 Interrupt the fln%% of gnruU in ure merliben witti a:i nppnrtuntt~ I. mont Vnss us ill travel ti Tall4itussev Members will attend the i'iorudu Cuut)lnt!t ntt'eting Iiuring 11w twi days [hr group svjl atti'rI rnriin,ittes- nirs'tIng fina ;3ls and fina. r'ngineenin to hunu - ; legioil.ative ch i ntri-lian and Airs Initiativu Amendment wa!, nation's rur'rent e.ronomu lw(, nther nuittm. rt-eived approval and Included Thi repo"t over' thu pe"iodtran Jlig 1w com'Itrti-u tts IIe '. , '.t ""he mu!' thin • ers V ISIT t,L g l t ine - fh;'nusnci s.e-'toi __________________________ ?I,,:,- 11f, Printed lartel hill I u i rr'n V hen '. iut'nttit'r provide Secretary? it 3" i ' plannM. so newsletter is in '. Vntem wil, attem! st it.gislativit, Irnm ft- leadersNp of bott. seminar heirar, helil Thursdav ti, hnuw-s l another issue Jordan recommended that the Cit) hire it stcretar-) for [hr zoning board or use is tape recorder brown said it did notpertaus U. Monday nights business, and Jordan requested it be placed on next Monda 6. I. " -;~t . ,a ull drte'rnilnrd to rnntinut, lighlin,,--, fnr what W:r I C b - . 's.,. . vvomen v - S 7 *'uIIpp convenience store. Hire -__ 14sw - iI clutlfltu - . tier Iron;the :11) engineer The main ob)ectu wit. nvr- tin fin flow it. homer witi t'' recent firs' at The Springs. The engineer recommended a fire flow of 54Xgallon P nurwic for single famil) homes and 750 for cluster, home!. tv develop-_n agreed. but Councilman View- Miller (ii. "luste'- homes thouki hiv is 1 (iXe gallon per minute Roy Slacks , CRAR- '... tinit It -1-i_~~_ l -- ~~. k Values to Si 0 00 of womeri mL\ he mnru sleal. art, under conim' rii th'r rc'zutnnxuhle Ctit. 'Ncntics of sit.-h constimer , actinn ular!\ liku all tlli~ n-gani.W that hO%TOtl~ have 110 Ing.' Mrs Alfarri adrnit~, long tern effe s F i ii C t hut wt, art all dternuine _______________________________________________________________________ Slitterfield of the National tu continue fighting for whal r'epted the final erineerm plan! for Wildwood sub- 1 --. ________ .%(I%& Organized inti, to lno;(. g1roupa, .;a.% tht, holling Pir, ! I f' is I tilt (iii hat, bs-'rni t"r!tr -hun. earnest. C(imumerts %'-ongress . dre& of housewives, repmThe nanvemptit n,()Vdrr AIM- considerable dazusmori and arguments, col.trici.1 ) •' thr- beginning. Jan Alfaro inctc Utah hnuwwifr Wim N('C'. tem' a c ting .-' ctiairwnrnnrt. lnut thi organization and the mns'e mt'nt will expand ttt.'t lrin Ilkitity nntl /t ' tittiluui uilhu't' I en' is ill 114 Isiur utiislenl - I %./ ~ I IV wnmer, involved. this i5 on1% - -idm is The fevc Despite nnts pycnnlotci successec dtzrznt their v" Engineering Plans I . tIii'I in itnrnn Utnp Dacron & Cotton 'it"- national dn of prottct as - - -- lkttltIOT The discussion or', Mt, M,W budge! in wh,cli thert. L- s. ds'ftclt wa Uthie until a Ma-s 2 workshop me-rtzn. "I I'. ~_= . last we'll null a LytrntL •ft them LLIt. V. II ,3%% INM l ll(ilh1 Miii IHnn, ilnuigtilt't nf rvliirni'il ftnttt Si t,,,r whit '.,iiinnls ltti 1iii nit' s itit ti hl.mr - ilinney, I'ihstinu'('unikn,un (utileMp iidt'nt s ill rt'rnt'til lht' \It situ Mt lnq hiiitti in Mi)Iuit% (11111 tt I )tIStIIlD lISP tutu tuttik I Slit' III I1fl5( it 11w snrsini u'lu I k's ii nInr, IIINII at Phe,,, t,' qt hltiaipsnq fl,ey h si Ii SHIUrutn% ut i;, nshentum - ttu. all- I w- lack of an adjusUnent board haF resulted in r % & reqUftt b"r fl Men S Permanent Priss ' - - - i. a i - 1 J __ - V . . = rated mns it thu aic's pant, hace rimnufac'ture ;;; - _______________ rr,tt tht tilili!*, rnnipantm ', neithe' a' w-he *ppolntrnents writ ratified b council At ~ r / I against reid meat, sil.mificans pointment of a third n,romber .-.-nadW !9-nith. if rseu arm rdt C h tht ht-are 5 when wft two vacancies exisU4. Brown rtTommended SQ ___________ - wives Insist thr **wa: a;.imv ,.r- ,' 1• - -- 1 mi mnr than 30 ctzutpc Iared nicat airpads declared menus for Tueidast .uid 11,urdnvs demanded a derails mandated rollback M. - - . • - __________ -_= 11M -- Ir ._~- . ___-Ir-, '1 h%&t'i e ' -1k . - trni iii Zlsputr all this crItkIrn the housewife boy. i ____________ &,- i - / - & , rcd - Chanel ?o 5 perfume cause par: of the tortur vxtracte'J from animals There are gul tw. p hi hoN 4nd ther , * . Wrtlnnc/M1y, P9/i TPiSnnfrrIlkriitd Choir SHS iL i r' 1 V . Rolls -1-' W _~ _' c Action ,.4sh zs optc5 higti fnnd prehot bovenlung gas. perfume pants ho'c' a' chc Tptt'rt ha in h a heflr'r \ - Acttons rr • - IflUSS '1 - ,____ __ io flu - i?- next consumer woman ir Tt is land who t calhtnj. fn nat nal er tin cnit of titUm chatr, ticaue thii ternwar ca' Cou nciel but what to do from Revolution __________ 1' I TOM TEEDI rbtiit answers - - WE 311 E. FIRST ST SANFORD PH. 322-5622 STAMPS kl'! 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IT ~~ : V('r1t'c1- , hLI- Th( Seritcrc nt tc: Re1ev a Docu m en ts O K ~' _____-~, _-_ 0. ~ ._ - 'd --;-' Principals Firing I May 'Water ' Spill On 'tirlichnum of t.r'tng tit bribe knev6 two Watergate conue trial judge, have demanded splratnrs had burgtartzed the that any Watergalt or White office of F1ther's psychiatrist house links th the trial 1w mad" in 1971 The def ease also cited an FThpubitu U.S Ihstrirt (nurt .ludge rluchnmn contact with hivrnt' on Matt hyrne. rejected no l'ues- April 5 at the Western White a government request 1r House where Ivrne said earlier . -. .' urt erCli-- fli' wfl.S tOW nt was in tint' keep rom the press turther velopnients in it continuing high "future assignment in got'ernnit'nt'' re;rIed%t the direr'courl.irdt'red un -she, hit said hi would make public an dnru' torshin of the Fill . - h f f IrJr a • '1. n'n ,ft%u' u Vterl iiI 'i'b( sior) prosecutors have airlint tickr'ts terv;e'. with Ehrlt'tuiar. l;" shnwtfllz tW(Iflf the cnnsprMnrs Frntn. in w hich the Wtiit T! aT P ........... -- ' . .:-1 ;. ,', - - ___________________________ _________________________ :,~;" __ ___ - . , ____________________ FA I Short T LOTION 'AA :1 , ...nnvYs=,. - - r 0 • 2 PIIBLAE it - uth. ..,liI$ .t$tl II: it. •'I.i Ij 345,O(L nest reeruits-pr1flIilri' for the Arms and Marines-or, tier present mental-abiltt' to els and high school graduats - Y?i .P - The (,vrwral Arcnuntlrw Office estiit uutes the ntnt all-volunteer quotas Till tM1 flfl8lV5tT. haset. riiilitar' will liii short n manvolunteer trends tit pt GI powin- goal_s unless t uires years. ww. prepared for delis nu'irt- civilians. rrcrulu, more today cry to tilt House rnllit.arwomen anti lowers its inmanpower suhcornrntttrs: ti'lhgenre suindards the militar) could said It A GAO report says tin- miiinmjWU with tin- civilian litbn tars next year could fall 11,0(k) toret' for 43t,00(' to 5&,0($ tors. en a year, but only plans it . ft 3€,7(X women a 197 Fire Truck "It is anparent." 11w- (,A( port said, 'that much great. psitential exist!. ti use wnrnt'; Gets Boost uniform The report aLso said tttt "1' has decided ti turn surtit riii1itir' ittli' over if rt i l '.-'iliann B'>' t 70.00' tfl' ''iI 'h'' I 1)(1PA LSTU_'-' adttiona tcan signil suu. IIt'rnLil Stall Writer tentual exiSts" The (A0) aLso suggested LOt ut. tASSEl 111:11tit inititar could attract inth urnWU! tiVt'fl hit possible form civilians witi. especuu11 rlutst' of an, aerial fir.' truck in' needt'd nu1Itar skills h signlb, cliv rinmoil Mssnilzt' tight higher rank III,autttnri;uttuz, givem P Fin' trw •iwns up at enlisting then a ruttier 'ttit'f huger ltiisoutli if request .O-iLtt t'ntension of bids for Tilt- report predicted tilt ' hi apparatus and Marines, with ther svnrl, setstott wi's set for it, tiigt school prest'nt 4 artlier dIsrUs3tTflI on wouR: standard, ,, Lelligu'mit't' ('ouinc'i I (tiatrm:ir, .lttt tuivi- Lb.' greatest trouble it .s'igtit anti ('stumucilnuin ths getting enough recrutu. l atitri's- JOitn'(i tort-'.'' Lu . Tilt iw' all-volunteer niilitar ' Liii a(!tUil itlit with Nuv will tuivt sonic troubis I ,,ugttt'. insisimianti ttu' Air Farce will hayo that $3o,n ;wirtiohi of tiuttill rehxlrt said floOd fit, ti.p.at with tb. city n 111111 1110111 ititrllnitiohis S41110 11,1 1 w'n iii' vt' I n;uers .;ru"if oath'. I or tin' purpt)st' 1.41'- ii it,, s;w''i;il equipment .-igtit'. :saiitI tilt. ''oUflI t I u*iIcl miss' s;wnci tin' f uimitI unti e t hfinit.'iv uit'teriiiit,ed thiert' i nus iievtl tin tin' rqUil)liiCilt __ PILL 5 1 an 3'm :~gk -. - - - t -. o"; "" AdA - 5 ' I a. ___ .w111s.111 E:-- *I-t:- , - r __ I - ~~~!!!1 I ' Ili _ii ' ___ . - - - --"' - - - -- - I II E r,,inlinnr tt. HORERTCI.INXERT lie was iireci - - i.nbnged lie n,'r.,al,tn,- i-., ii-he t ttUI7' .l. 1(11 decision to fire the men mission of these reecum Later said thus morning his nwri-latio-'s he said addint, '1 tt i 1 it r'- rt n • r ' 0 ni'-sdt -iort - i hr - . Pull . - - - - - - - - 'o' _________ ____________ ______ J OHNSON £ JOHNSON 60 Ct DIAPER \ - .4 - `-~' - ' !I I ?' , - recruits S~11 - RIG 1 Jr41ur Ol 89c _,____ ell 4 ''1 - L_I--= ,. i U - PEG 1 3 149 ' I "! Fivi- structure now illus.- in t he nt' arid st, ether eons lext' either ums tier - THERAGARDS M r __ 9W . - to. Enstwt't- a needimii' tht .4pocuii eqululnent lit tb. even f upper level tires Iit insLStt'E tol truck would lit pant full' anti trout ctcvein;ii_'rs rent irons thi. 'iint on.' red tiscket." of usxpaers would litH.- iuhied if suffinien itntrlhutsogv were not receiveti t' - item I revenue sharin ii iorn' siultl Is' tap ped CASUALS LADIES NYLON P ANTS DAIS (i(InatIons hull - 88 g, çc . . . . . LADIES - NYLON PEG - ' - ' _______________ .." ire chiefs told hut an aerui ¶rUcI- is tisit needed for two stnr i}Uiidil5,i ltauolt and Un itjri•. asked 1111 tits riatiue- Of tb. fur-i chief issaklni, Lb.' sUitcnteflL.t- iintl Zacet' declined Iit said tit would share the nitornuitu'i, irIvatCl wit) tilt filCh lulilt'" V. sitiki ti's'. 0.101 thi . - ' WEEKENDER COOKIES -- - 77c - - -: I:: -- "" .--.-': - -- - .-: - ..' - ' .- --- _,_ SJC Nr UIIt *51 ' ,,- - - - - - - - -.1 P--E-__ r r Fishermen 1A'1J)h-t HeraIdMahfSSrItrr 01IP. - TOt iat' 'Ictult, y,' A0i' L?P4' Uw Lion , at.aOsY AU. RUBBER FINS ... - ' 2 ___ __ _ SIC. 3.49 •1 ' 2 _____ ____ ________ - AW 4.,- '- V - -. - - - - - BATTERIES - _Awo - ' _'-.--. C________ CELL _______________ - - ' IM )eveopr - 35 - 7 15i'3 e' Art,- T." 5- - i' _______________________ . SPIN CAST -,n.aj3' d,t,Y. REEL _, - "_,_, - . - --•-". containing two missing siltue Monday was located Tuesdayby at t.ernoun in Liii' Ecors Semisiniule County authorities rescue using helicopter lAfesavtl' (inc to check the l..ngth off 11w river Deputy- Jim Brantley said tv. 388 __________________________________ - --------_________________________ - .- ;' A- - " A Peterson, both of lichirnd, launched their boat at tie SR 520 bridge the Jt5jf at the SR 419 bridge. When tie men didn't show up , - - thea..' twit triake Ut) yE that itu'tii Lht clutun u St P.'ls-rsburg t}t'8U11. J'i up us _____ issue ______ 1 o howled - SI o1's1 As in'sii1: - a d it I' 1' . -'-. 4 - IL - - J_o ' .. - ' I - J1*l11t . 4'tj - - -.- it. __________ I - frietKill notified authorities and went out in a boat looking for them. They' aLso falkd to retu.n. i-,ntt'y and DeputyBurfueld, using a Sheriff's strsi I4L4t Inoiatd tIIUI IwUI Boy '.' ' ' '" ('ocrirriissirsners ordered Asitrut ('.-snruty Atty . 11 -s' ur i Marsr1' to 4'riend th e lot.e!eanlng itrrllnare. 'r -r.*i.'iülnti rli's'leiileanor hut sera 'i,vtne whether -in a.luilgi; thol, tiLqk to it special rounty crew. nhosit-fit publlr on it.s respotinalbility to .disww of old cars. but nrzurtit nt- thu rriiu ruuair. e1n2tI ,nt' removal of junkers Marsec noting th e need for a county regulation banning junkers or 11w public rrad,, rerommerud.rf a taggln program to alit officials In iden ti fying the last owner of an abandoned ear Although the state legislature Is currently considering m.'siswes which might make removal a state respsistbthty , coirimkslorwrs were pessimistic the final result would have .-siatvuli,i- -, ki - 3 - 4 any effect before the late summer-if at all. County staff admitted they were "lenient" with shan doned cars along the right of way unless faced by a specific public complaint due to lack of facilities for handling the great numbers of derelict cars. The company. if It gains the contract, would help reorgainhir th e current 1e, an.) help draw up ordinances in -- ' - - , - - ••) .- - - the future. - r _____________________ _______ I Prisoners' Cost - 11 1L - . i t 4 erIff John Polk presented comrnls3unn"rs with i prorx)W the municipalities be charg"I $4 a day for prtsonerit - - - -. - - - ' • - L.t ; u gu - ' 1 Fire Guts H House FRED SPEARS o\;-ncr of the Slade Drive home gut ted by fire' Tuesday searches for anything of value left from the blaze. Fire, smoke and water damige Was estimated by Longwood Fir', ('thief Roy Laliossiere at 516,0(X). See story Ofl page 1. (L)otma Estes Photo) _____________________ ____________.. AV _-- Self - S fy Satan - ______ led $30,000 state grant to provide security equipment for the )a i!, following an Incident last week in which a lader was itta cked on the currently un-mon itored second floor A temporary system posting $475 will be installed in the meantime, Polk rId, addi - g he lid not fiel th e cyst'm would 1w z'deqwtte Ambulance Contract Lancelled Commissioners formally cancelled the non-exclusi'.c franchise granted McCall AmbulanceService, notr.i evidence the company has gone 'nit sf bosins's. in S'rmnuie I County Codes Commissioners asked a Taliahassee turin tf) SUDOUL A formal presen ta tion on its plans to supply lOt) s'QUfltV code books for $6,000 to $7,000 V*ict*im' c i Council In chargi-d with escape frotti use- - state of Maryland, Both inen NOW black be nrh, candle's and an al- the city administra ti ve offk-t"oi, are being lw-Id without land fronts Newhuryort Major lawson, 127 He-thur.' taur auppairs-ntly used for and itauriit-al Avenue rights. police said. upon a )et ummaitied Circle, Sanford, told Sanford is of street. tin' worstuil) the he was I'uilke at I )uinis-ls' Saituiuisiis An attempt was made to Laumulraniat, 131 h Street and th't'ii. 011(5' there, iMihit't' siitti, lie natsie the street Ihuli Street or Olive Avenue, Monday when tic' went to the bat it door to throw was s'liiiiit's1 lit a wall and the Municipal Avenue. sinnethistg out and was juiiui*-d lx'aIIIiilt rt'sunit-ti. Splashes of however, council requested by a man who was quickly lilian) were found oms the floor. I'lanuing t)trc-t'tor Buddy joined by six or seven other The 3,0110"S Illoild hail been (-, eincinhairilt pre!icnt three siiuitsta-d by a. ht'41v) club and munites for euristeicration at next mcii , his lasi was sltshie-d atisti Tuesday's itie-eting, and tiitihit-iI, ttffic'ers re'portt'tt. stultchte-d suggestions ftoiiu We' elsimi't ito..'.'. whether e else. ('ounciliiiun S'IIU. NOT A ('ItIME WAVE Ont iAll) A iiiettt iii ill liii' %'. iNish, Don Myers suggested Swofford Said Iissult'viriI l't-rri,i 'list- youth aupp.art'ntly hue fursiit'r city ball is now was taken Its the wuxwI Ili the being utilited by (1w poLlee arid trunk of _____ police report said lbs-ne ws one itiurder in hIrampisin in 1972 compared the previous to floite year ________ _ a tar '-' ---------------- I Tanipa \'Voman Dies Noon Stock Report 5,5 .5 V(tIsP 'I' i44v )'V'0 Mlii, LICQI 5? Aslu CP•s Am An 31 • 71' . too M. 31. i • to ii' • 30* W• •• I's BØ'i An Car ,.,, An' MO$041 An-. 14? f4 Isi 54'• Bose Ind V ta4fbP%4 u,, (-i-SVbI•f 'A-i te.sa tj C,s.q.s°°'' 144.1 $,,, i.4e'.' " 0.4 " u-. 35'. It. 37'. I'. -• • • 33' • 33. I?'. • ii'. 33 1'. • - 7)', uP', 44's 44'a 44'I 33I 774 fl , ' U'4 '-" pç,.,. $1 3$' • 75 • 35 • 311w 31 31-. 77 14'. 7I. 31 60. a0 4° 104' • $03 • st p4 - • si• .. i I (f #1'P G 0" ts.4 ',I (3ii sl G C. dul Cl ,. 51'. 57' - 51'. us ' . bs.r.n I. . s (,.4i G• -' ' - C . - i - WI Wi ,,•. • 0,• o o os ,, i4•ici.i*i o, in' I. ?i ASs,it Vgt' C •M5 i •o.. ,,,,,.,,,, tel • 1*?', 1670 IA4-.Oss ', 13' • 5" 'as. no. no N N • P4*4D.t' 71 • O'-'-"cc• -* at • a' • a Ii'. 54 • 4 30 W. 40. h' W, 1J'. $0 . • • 7 • 10 77'. 31 ii 31' • 31 34 34 • 34 Ill'. 1$ • ii 14 • e. it n el. 45. 6?'. . 3$ • tolf • 34, 3.4,• Ii - ,.• . 7J 33 • 14-. 4'. II-, I.,, Cu ilps,u P1,45 ?.¼i , P054IQ4 P5040)0, M(A l4.-..4-tii #,v"tr,d Isu5('4 'a t,o'I Pai $.."utt 'is $ ...eR io.tt(o 4AR $IdO,d ¶5(4 lund ts.,,i.jp I. i •w I.. It 4050 45 4 4'. 55' (Ii50 a_s H'. 31e H' • Q"-io,•' • (J?-'( pi-, cisoic., W. 44 . el'. 1)155.4*4 ii' si si44t #..,.s,-s .. '1 4. C'. ,,•• ,,' #.,b55tI ds• 40 - ' - '• S, ,. V,st'ti, . • lit) -• • I I' • 5$'. 530-. U? • ill' - Because S h e VV a s Tire d I A 24-y.'air-old 'I'uisipu woman 505 101 5( ii, • ia s a'. whi., pulled her car sIll to) the 'llioiivas said (he girls upIremitly iuhIed utif the resti 's. i-i ;; hide of Interstate 4 because she about 3:30 a.ni., parking their .. 47' 41 4 . 41' • was getting tlleU)y, itieii 11161 liodge in thu eltuerdeIk')' 5.1 11 • • I? • • ii. u 11'. ii ?• 5?. 5 640 16'l • , : Tuesday morning iffflien a heull- Ho truck 'rsuutwd lists, him car auhanit 5 diii ii'• ?' liii is • - H I.tRItt\ I% li t. 111. herald Staff Writer .Al.TAMNE SL'RtNt Last we-ek' tnuratoi-twu issuing building permits t-c liquor stores suffered j.,t a Tuesddy when thstl 6 hinted the ucttmaiw'e in t'.. pres. lit fanui ituught riot sursu' a court test. City Ally S.J t),a'.is J: V01111111 qut'stiocuhk whether the - t can sustain the tnoratt'rtu,iiu the iilaita'I t. : •: a&iopte'J legal .s it a .hdn )ttssc'itti,,*l ci 'r4' Uqut-1i tru.let, in the cant emit th ity it legu 1. auwntkd Its toning ti) Lisu$k)StluiJ (1W IiiordtorlL4t: auwl ItIi*I lt4tu8ttUl led o' belie'. e 1w would rvt'un e ixilisling hwnliti for a lisitutit -ilare and Inisss's 4'_• the litterseettun of SR 43d aist Maitlanet A'. enue 1 ' -, .• Altamonte t%/t or a t r u rn Gets Jolt . I ' F AITAMONTE Si'IUINGS fire de pa rt:iient. with the fit-c Mayor Lans-rence Swofford told department urig St! r'i'4 city counc i l Tuesday at its first old office meeting in the new city hail, "With all the tleLuuys and inwhere he was ssveruxnsercd, terruptions, it's still better to 1* ties) to a bed attic! beaten here than the other building.'' The moving process wa sissrasdiculiy through the atte rtssnt. t-onipleted over the weekend I Later, he was taken Li) the i'bst $362,000 one-atory rc- Police Arrest Vandals Sanford li,hit'e arrested four housed in county jail. - Marsee was directed to draw up a formal proposal fr action next week detailing the terms, including cost-cat-i-i for transfer of prIsoners due to overload. looter In the meeting Polk said he had re-applied for .1 County. 1 Eugt'ns- at theLr _.. - "- MItA (.1*1% A$h I it 4 ' - a "-. . 4 ~ i_4M m -ft . . .M- I loss, '-- over C Mr - It was eriiphasiied only Maryland arid urri-stu-si b> designation of Die ntutwy W03 (apt. J. Q. Galloway. necessary, that the city could Robert Belforci lk'arnuin, 47 is-ttd it at its discretion of Itouts- 3. Sanford was River _______ ____________________ __ skoo~ loss, - 1 1 isiternienu ,' swim 1 us,l- C 'S S1K.i - 4 - bout - - Iff L, 0 : - 57 , P) z. K71'! il -- administrative bervices. - - --------- tt ,. suggested dcigraatlg the h!an.'oek Jr., 20, of 346-4 money for a fire house in the lane, Altamorite Springs, West Altamonte secUoti or for charged distribution of -= T __ 211111K - ' with c'c - .- ('berry PEG •, -'- - - i_so iia re I a -,i," * Jai ~-mow_ ---1. - - C Cleanup M eosuros Idw' ks i _______ -, -- Carl GuUnann prewnted plans Baxter said, Uw city May be juveniles Tuesday lit connection fur the next phase of the cited for non-compliance and with a theft arid vandalisimi at vocabonaltectinical shup. future p0)-merits could be Croorris high School which Participation in the Veterans withheld. occurred April 2. Sgt. Johnny ,ost of Payments program, Baxter outlined two types of Parker arid Sgt Gary Swami whuch will enable SJC to hire a expenditures which do not inert arrested two 1t-yuar-.lt1s and veterans' counselor on canipus the guidelines: educational two I&-year-olds in Lbs theft of was approved purposes and matching other about $200 in uthilettc equipment federal grants. The monies may an cgje $350 vandalism also not be used for debt Two men are being held in the re W-ettient, Baxter said. Seminole County jail for Mayor Laswrenicr Swofford Maryland authorities. John '' ' - ''it fl in I , ' was ' '.l ( )NI ( I ( t( 1)1 t 1 ' ,),l '" -a'-r'- monetary picture to "tinforseeable expenses of moving, an expanded staff. and land acquisition. He predicted severe IC - ' -! j Deputies - WITH ROPE - - • -4o.,-I . -_ . !~~~ SURF RIDER CAMERA - .- - KODAK X-30 1'F - ( - - -' - ______ - The $6.5 million budget will Approval was given to the how the money has been used, inciuth- financing fur the phase licensed practical nurses which has already bet-ri plains to be 1) building, and to the prelmima' received, and future planned started iii tins summer The plans on the administration- use classroom building Architect If it is not fLied by this date, - 97 1 • IIA ' ASi0Muw' /.H('d'I _________ - 97 .-)-_ . - - JAMAICAS uaint;umut'd ('iisselbemr doe.110' his Vt' tilt' tVJS' fliOt1t'' aerud quipnuunt would ruSt and airc- 3 - - - -'- _____ - ' - ,- I- ri __________________________________________ ,7 ; W "I RIG 4 Qt 398 0011 RE c, IW 0011 -, plannt'tt were listed itiitit'tltitiiit _________ _' .urns, ' Till. 1974 Seminole Junior tsllt- pt, budget of $6,599,344 was _ approved TuesJuit. evening a*. ;roxinuites last year's, %as 1) A YTON'A bL*A('Ii, 1-1a. .mins" arrested lwnduig ;I ,;t-%%s Perrill. Ili the revenue sharing reix)rt . tin- budget nseeting approved, and Weldon says the covering the entitlement peri od [ APi-A self-styled "narcotics conference later in the iiay. The boy's bloodied body was College president Earl athletic department will be the from Jan, 1 to June, the city's agent" was brutally killed after "Allegedly this boy was run- fusund Tuesday night after paWeldon said the new budget same as last year . share Is $11,044. With two apparently being tortured by a ning his mouth and making lire were directed to a remote Also approved by the board previous checks received Satanist group in an apartment statements he was it nark (nan- wooded area in south Volusla was a slight increase over the 1973 budget because of an was $131,0($ for the Adult to ta ling $18193. Baxter noted cellar equipped with an altar cotics agent) arid sonic of the County by a youth arrested on as estimated hike in vocational- Migrant Program. This federal there is a total of $29,237 for and wall chains, police reported pettr!e lie was dealing with dc- car break-in who Mliii he had technical operations. The program to retrain m!grant which the city must make plans 1 today. CIdtts to teach him a lesson," "something to talk about. ' aubudget must now be forwarded farm workers was started last I'olicr wutith€'ld Usc' niartues of said police Capt. SW. Perrin. ths.rities Mliii. spend. The report to be 'u' Tallahassee for approval, year arid is proving sucvessful, transmitted to the federal the victim, an 18-year-old boy "These people involved had Police Mulct tiit' victim apparand then ti the St-at' Depart- according Ill finance officer government no later than June whose parents are said to live in an altar set up in the house, am i u'ntly was lured lus a Main Street flit-lit of Lducatiun Dlt- Gilliam 30, specifies the city nnjsj detail California, un') ''ss-'.t-ral per- pi.slbIy hi' w;c1 tortured,' said apartment buiI(tIIig I"rhduty _____________________________ - - MUL71PLI vilt4milts It , - - -- ~~~k E mo __________ operational budget approved is "crunches" in salaries and said $4,116,154, and $2,487,181 is he will report next week upon a earmarked for salaries. "speciLc look at the economy" The Student Association "We will have to conserve ( ur Budget. whic'h closel) lip- resources, ' be said . ' . . Million B JEAN PATTF.SON Herald Staff Writer ' . ' - ___ Pick Baxter revealed the city is financuills -pinched.Baxter attributed the shak ' Budget Gets OK 0*0 - - - - ' ' to t'iild 141 : ii'.u.m,,ir sir urisi.ii rrir snn u'sr rum ruts Althiiiuti epresuing r rvatkns the 4e'ielonr ought encroach on the firM plain rznmutuitn.rqgranted 11~0re-rottIng perwtlrsg presentation of t opographical mt p5 showing exar I I'-ntirin of the (mviii plain 'Ws' tic- .'sI tJr' type 'if inwuuistrial grr.uth rprPenfr1 this sie'.'r'lruptnuent a, by Mr (hlra,' Crrlrr,er ''-'I • ssr,sttil squirter Mike hfuttaway .. - ___ - - --n - kfiri" - - M YLANTA LIQUID ANTACID . ct - -- __________________________ M.TAMUNTU SPRINGS A report Tuesday by Comptroller TABS PAIN '' nuirt ' _________ - _ - PROMPT t - quinn . '- .-' - ____________ -__ $6.5 - ru - . . Z~~~~IM ,~,~ - By MARION BETHEA Herald Staff Writer ALDCREAM 4 01 j , - 1EE = pgji for tnirtitite or O d k& * -- Studied - DROPS ti' llfld ~ "' - EYE ___________ _________________ -a--'-" is - Lakc 'Pinch' -'- - - '_l __________ .1 uiION Arm ' 4" at ::74 I sa,.l' '.'ALtI - ) 49c REG 05C VISINE thai 44 canal - , -- LINERS 73C I tm t- 11 1 drainagu Money DISPOSABLE -. '..' - -. -ti' - INTENSIVE CARE BATH tagon ---------- - -- _______ __________________ iisiil.' Other anti titihlut hut ninttu'rs sti'iicceut Tus'cdai i,ss'iuusts'sI ' I }nitninu'nd's i'ntusnwnts planning council ctiiuiy on offi's Is of tugi is'iiltsim';uI Ithilshitu' wtIlsiIlstii of I asks' is'c'au;u, aitsi as s'tusnniu' mit Iii,' ( es' ('reek pollution all eg',il y is % I ,u'.slIs'i Utilities may m s- sirestging -~_ _ - __ .__ L .7 _Mr~ - - _ - - ________________________________________________ - ' sitsii lw --- ----- -. VASELINE :Irl,~~ 1 ~ 1. '' - Counc - - - - *, "ii"( - Howell Arnic which dr-nbc on ----------------------------------------arearuriningfromO,.fcirdlls-sad n Fern Park \ 4 '1111,, tide Increasu s in fetal - -'liforrn pollution at the Maitland plant's outfall and the -1.-ike Howell Arms drainage ..anal, Drummond commented, ' This scares me it definitely l'cks like sludge •s being ___ dumped . Although neither Drummond ncr Adair directly charged I.i Maitland with being at fault prior to final test results, hunts were offered by the preliminary surve"s statistical tncrease in - °r,...,. *.jst : " - Iso, - "'m - P - Herald ta?I Writer ri . t 'opn' iii.'svin-i • session Ire- debating board poll ' y rt attracting manuf ttiring and light Irwlustry tr the area The m 11141 'ar,,ø after u4r1rnisctnner ativr1 reionIe a 2f)avre trni't t)eteert the Ueri.ral Hiitchfsnn Parkway and iriptised Rh $27 fracn agricultural to light Industry The request by developer Mocris (hits was approve') after ('hira agreed to rrintrart with the Lake Mary Firoo s ' onirniqsi',n"r 4. I - ---... I _______________ #I Ci....,- .,t.. rbotia-C , •,,,,,, t'ievto"c .ntP c'- I4tt* 3v-.' .fl'lQ - '?,,u.-li• M.'.,P' isto'.d Ce'nt, M.thiw.. "i'l,. boo, - a,.il.,tgi Ii's Ci&) 5.i'p5, K.,,,. of V o n •nc$ 'Ya'4o"os fri. lets '.inl.t,',,. - - sutierintsendent sit school board plications have been rt-%Iewsed. = iii__-=--E - :'-'.,-,Llc - F"Ip - SI4LE PRICE.' 'u3' 4 all% ails ti'ontiiu'nt ninni 1)ru,nntum.t salti the council Nil; another meeting in two w ecks '.' bk-h should see new information presented flit \iasilanil's plant, anti on s'.ha! sIs'Ivs have been taken In rediis.4' I -ikc Ilco. eli pollution, MaItlasi nilkinIs promised the next UI,'etlng time tatth for federally-required advanced 4114" - fly ( ilfi Iq '4F'I .qfp'i 0 P -nitirchrod Protesting I.Ayer's submit recommenda t ions for -- , h'fs11 sledding iiuii lit silt If lb.' Winter i'nt- k tis'nlinc'nI g'tnl Is Ii' be pansls'sl to a after techiliqurs for tile selis, Pw bloard to, , .4s, Aitair nrecentet4 tIfl(si.tl... shosing what eilns'cicune; dreg Drummond calls alarming rates of fecal ''liform and streptswocetis nianiinntion'' in tributaries of Lake unwell. "II ain't all ducks,' quipped Drummond. while Adair added, 'it lOOkS li ke s'ontuminalls'un from human waste. We'll hat-i' to go back anti pinpoint the s.urces," 'tlier trouDic sposs tflsus.s.tc*1 ., ___________ _________________ - 4t4Sfl5i4 - 1 __ We 1iI more prescriptions than anyone Thi'. else in Florida. - -.. - --"v a. _.- W ~ f im'. .-l"I , I . '* _= p __ 5, 1 I ,.:-=-w - .4 - - 99 VALUE , J - , - C - .- -, , ox. Toothpaste jL1Z? ..i.- ,--.Ar-.:- I :w=__ 1 IC Z~ 0, t'tU kt... c),. -- _____ ht .II1 Al)A1Accnctalrd !'res'. Vvritrr V. ASH!NGTON iAPt r - :\ ~~_ m I DI P , 99c - ions - for - Stuart Culpepper prow-usc that nc recommendations regarding principals' conlrzic-ts 1w in'cepted until the Redding(linkert issue be resolved. Roth 1WtncIintl have been srrongv hacken t the:r faculty, staff, students, and the parents associated wi th the Several hundred school. stuClcru.s frni SeminaP' 1Ig? •' Ac-f I it ' , ;. stunned audience heard -- ' SECRET E FO - i1a'.t V,ednecdau s mectini. TANNING I - area tracts renewed far the mming SWEDISH EEEEII ' l'ar stilkinis soul hwy tt III nit for the t'ou,nuiI's report Ii 'linkert not have their con- _. - / tils - Volunteer Army _________ IT- 'inte; ,'".itv ; , ______________ __ nil!,. pollution I 11 htenevet- , clintulsi tIn' insources at five test points, itlani t's'ii:ne part of the i-'nst preliminary results tiuthng Maul isis work in predicted the securing federal grants for I)rlanslsi regional plant, lw by Frida and a report by ineslinle aiit'ani'etl phospate removal Interim plans nittidle cut ne xt week The 1whool board has refumod _______ 17~ ~i~t~_. ~_________ ____ - - - eft s,01 ,u11 iiiiuigh lnee,l In lii.' sonic -. * mission Co llet'4 $IilIIt 115 rennivtd 1111.4 - -- :k'ept the superintendent's recomrncndatlor, that Seminole Iigh principal Jack Redi1lr' . end Bear Lake's Robert __________________ ______________ _____________________________ ____________ UjLa __________ ls' ittisi Iii'. It t'iti'it'tit 11 - - ________________________________ ________________________ ___________ "' """""' """ te('hnhl1iit'5, huh are pm n inal*'iiimte, I ),'tunmitmil un1 I •S4fl InC four s*ic'cessive meetings to - % a't* pt cks ' I I.anr,lc% Adair. xa%ing his Drummond presenle,ol it relixort tegional phitil, Dimmmind IIL%- %III i'flhttll'fls's' department tsill today begin from the East Central l"lot Ida 'alit, on utimeslinte tIRIittII ' Regional Planning Council section h section analysis of I -__- ;tlIiit ion of I ik,' I htu oil Ii oi on area %n the i'it sc age t reatnu'nt plant \ ngr eount Oni'c till, court-os are pin inmissioners ,'q4 f0 ordered a iiri4w into ilntt'ii - we'll take I,nnwdint" 1,t it-on ''r'..' i.1t.s' \.!Ir p!e•.!tt't. :t ninating I ,ake Howell amiti if the 4'.nIrt't' is found to rettilt is a chief culprit mn be the front slopp prat- tices t'lvil 'ourt i occt'ution under federal Lv of \lnillansl's se age anti -pollution in% s could result, treatment plant. Lot 11cr In the tii.c% ing, Pollution control officer 0 P.-*h _____ Du All - Sefninole principals by Supt Rual l.'er must be decided, as is the deadline for to8a ic'isions regarding the 1974 s'honl year personnel. I 't n 4 'uRIS N 1I .'tN Herald Staff Writer strini1v contested firin' of t&-. - - ___________________________________________ ' Ai "i'tur-t house r S-iflford, will be 11w site for Wednesday evening's 7 icnol board mee ting when the 1 ' n,.n,,, n ""'i-.... ''"tS"' 'I ICounty 'h i4'iMIflt - nt' '- i """"" Tonight Herald Staff Writer - tiw Vu'tniti, war. which Ellubsequent1y leaked it t he press in 1971. .iid he haid beer Arguing against a seerec)' were in Un- Angeles at the time house aide Q motion called it pnssitih an Ntioit i President asked b rule. defense nttnrnc Leonard of the break-tn attempt to offer it bribe LI th* independent He ennttrided the newspapers make an _ Ic. cnurt-.8ri attempt math- in thu Rouctin said the court's probe of n th ". , ; i virtual presence of the Presi- Watergate connections had 8T disz'insing rdt'vsoi 41.t papers It'at, ti governthe detail than more been aided b publicity, dent of the United States which He cited it piihlt.thed story in ment. ON BALES was frustrated nn) because the The disclosure spurred tilt judge ref used to listen ta the of- the Wnstungton Fventng Star(SAINI'FORD M0't'OR Co as s!ytfl one of the Wa- judge to announce he would no Icr JA114%ft allo lb4 ease to go tt the ju1r tergati' conspirators hilled tt Ellsher and Russo art charged with espiotrnge. con• White I1nuse for four hours until all White House afld We1I 1 1P4( H AVE sptrac and theft In the ropyini- work thi din of the break-in at torgati' 1ink art investigHtet The latest discLosures earn' rftchere's nsvchiatrist's office. ,iaat / "" MCI ' _________________________________________________ berg "'71 Papers . Although RTnc 5.81(1 hi' hail refused to consider any offer until after the trial, the defense -- ,t--,--., t - Lak e Howell Foul fi SWAN rAms4)\ inønts relevant to the trtul )' LINDA I)1L1'SCH Attnrncvs for Daniel 1lLcherz % cnrtutrd Press Writer .\NC;E- U.S ;AP - 1k'- and Anttrnn .1. Ilium. asked for fense attnrnes in the Pentagon dismissal of the indictments .pers trial, arcusrw farmer aga$n.st them after the govern-øci4nft*si arivir .Inhn 1 men, revealed ttuit Ehrlichman - 1. -_ a Ii.: fbecision IN _19 _N__~ ____.__ 4*- - - lalle, lie twill Ill truck, ownetl by Meadow (loW L)utirt-s and l'ivcis by 1iii CtMIY u 23. 01 l4tkt' Helens, struck the ear ussitI Itwti was 5, Itmientlidl requested thc court hi cured the t'tt)' to Lso.idisi it buiLcIii'g Pt'IIitit, 8114% 1s. enter an esrtkr ete.'lariiug, Itt.- SI'. Si'. 3". H. • H • $4 It - it Ii Yaet,'; ratsi I de'iiulu ltuitlilf the S will. ait'eiitenl tiil.'t ilsitiuttitul I-steb, f8l2 N. Church Ave , ii. 7* il___________________ cleared lit flit' ______________________ _ ____________________________ __________ t;- • u Si ui whiIt' Sandra (atI Mullimnu, 25, the Ik'ltmia i, 's" ii'. " also of 'I'a*znpa __ _______ admitted to 'Iboituis said the truck driver I) 3 • II ia', West Voluiu hospital in .pparently tell asleep at the ________________________________ 11'. 1 • ii'. l)t'I,arid. Trooper: iaid tl-.e K1 'lk wheel ae,id vetied ii'. 31' the tome), U,!1!11IK.fult: •7:l111 S-• from Tanipa to cruitilmig into t he car wties'e the 34 34 34 - we:,- t-iirouti' I I)auyLotiiu hl-t'iss'h 7''' i' ' two girls sleeping hi-lure' ' wreckage was • - exit. ' ,. • was . uff ___ - ________ were �I _z--_4 S , - -1 . - 2, 197 'tvir. Harness - M_- - ~~~ iIrdrn;'Iv,, M,i Th SnfrI Hcr'i 2!The Sanford Herald Wednesday, M - Racing I Randy Brown's 1-Hitter _ I i a111 ; T - -1 _:_- i iler - Uel '' Herald Staff %rftcr _i_.,,, ;- ! , 7 '~-_;. i_ tl:l ~ 4 I J Current 1a orites In _3..4PIii. - ; - I _______ I - - _ --- : ) Ar I 4- fill himsel.f-for whom thesport 14 # - i . . F4ft~~"e _ __ __ - - . ___._ .-- . - warmed the hearts of rpli track goers ;Ind showed another generation why Delvin Miller is accorded the title of the greatest driver of all time. The owner of Adins, whinse ,'rnndctuughters won 14 million has a career purl of more than 16 million won all six legs of the trotuig and pacing triple t'rown with more than I.fiffi %ins. - lv;i . I I t ; - V I _ di sears Hambletonianto Super also winners for trotters in a ini.ir seriously ' Rut he is thinking ' urope to a d '0mpt't( in the Pr on the track. Aside from Also. this Thursday night and tYtter nb In help the world month and training duties. i11 cmtng Thursday night.s wfl situation than politicians do" his driving the franChISc for no feature the ladies Ith a %Ofl he laughed. 'Ac talk each he half-price dub house and itki at M'ado'lafl4 and I. other's language granttstfiflt atinisslon Ladies of land In Penn hL' 1 000 acres rtt!ed 'e ' raises about he \11hht where sslvanla IssI avers" racing Miller still competitor. In last night's sixth race riding Blazing Kirkwood, ccr, he came a 9.2 chance Hamhletnnhin anvsthere and I his whether going for his if , superlative filh secono tmmbitulnuth 1 04 - , - % ~ ~ ~i -- . - A !"- - _!i 7 N _____ I a \t ' ' I I - n A other N F The new1 formed Seminole County Gun and Archery ' iiic'iiibet tomorrow night at the Seminole Junior College twry range starting at 7:3o p.m. This will he the first formal activity of the division of the and while the invltaUou has been extended to SCGAA ut'mtwrs the putihe is also tm,1ied to attend and take in what pronuses to be sortie fine exhibition of archery. Delbert F.uga. president of the nuocLutio. says there are- more archers in the club than one can realize. "This area 'nt for archers." says Euga. ii Applications for membership to the club wLI] also be available according it) Randy HW who is chairman of this event d a- n 11, _______________ ____________________ ,AJ-'I- Aw. ____________________ Kam ____________ _______ _________________ Ui-_-- ____ I Chamberlain tallied 12 but Lw hauled down 20 rt'iunci an:t Iilri:-kt' st-vet, 51k11. more importantly, , - I.. - I - 5 , LJNS .SATTED iN--MayIie?Ti, P.0 it) Mellon. Chi IS 27 v a Ientnr Cal 7? Poiai Si C. 71 Sit $ Chi, t Kirksk4frICIL Kc. 6 '1.', Mn 3 . I ISP., flan, swut,n STOLEN B&SES-NTh. CNI. 4 O. 7 *140501 C.lt i,o. veteestin.. Cal. L3 - — - erhlies5- Pee!. RUNS-Wynn Htn,22. Pl055• $ RUNS BAIILD 104-Slargell Pges, IS. Morgan- Cws, 17. Wynn Hts 17. or 111. #4I,r6-r-UV"IM SF 34. senrA sr, 33 S- 10 TRlpLES-M.000. Sr. 3 HOME RUNS-Wynn. P$tfl, - STOLEN £1*.5(S-Morosn, Cm It. ced"W. lollllr%~ 6 DecIsions)-(3 PITCHING Kamrmn, NY. • C Pee-v-p. Cli, 2 Stogie-. Cal. 2 Angeles Isseoning 2-1i N * -' "'' '" - - . _~. 5TCOJ7SCart5 S&'?t% LA 34 ..x. p,, Chicago at Las Ange)m, N I'ittsbwgii at Ilaltartiort' Palmer 1-It at (lucago , Wtx,~ &'_' &~ N L-----, 17~1. _________ - ______________ * - . an Francrc, i. iejed Tluirsdas'i Games \ g* sdu1eJ ___________ '. - . ' U -1. ______________ * - - -:' -t -- i • - -- - * " . I - . - I -, 6 7 W I- . -- - - .. - I - -. I - -- " '---- .: 1; * •._- - ----- -- -- ------ - OLD FRIENDS MEET '': - . . . Miller. Connolly reminisce __ .. - . - - - - - -- - _- __1 _ - -, - - . . irnit',ari (osseit __________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ Raider Golf Improves, But S D o A O thers 1 .ire o 's, ow-or. N el in -•.- - Club. fails to win v ' The Raiders art well :. - ,been AS ,. seeking at (hi . "' i 9 .1' 1.Q"f VQ"Wf, ,,,Q'wIlt " *t#,IViIi( U I1. flIIfi'b 4fl - coiUm".. :" .. 9-0 . &t -..' :. _0010 - ,-=---- .- . - - :--- --:, - ,' -.' - - - - RUNNING AFTER LOOSE BALLS k not always "fun - - — I Crac Bonds" Bat " 0 f Heard, Felt By V i r d o n - ff - Elsewhere in the National r'!ez1ng siting Mitl .1 iive4utter By IIEILSCHEL. NLSSENS4)N Associated Press sports Writer league, the Chicago Cubs anti s .l eael when he walked Manager Bill Virdon of the l'OWI)F'lt PUFFS Pittsburgh Pirates got sumac ire-al outsiugged Atlanta ')-6 dc. recovered tit 41't ,i pair of (orPONY TAILS f spite a imr cf home nm by ceuuLs and it ,ippcaried and bad news Tuesday night Deena Flammu's pair of then he got some werse news. Hank Aarart, Houston blankeel hoiigh 12w Ptr:mtes would map .i: ... ----- --- - - ---* ------ :' . ____s_ - - -'-- ' Turf Club E n tr i es - - ' . -'- * - - - ' '' 1 I 6 641 10 TelsillyS USVlI$ m(nosyme S. tavoo-1, I ,0 OiOr.dU •i Jat"' Ml-t', WflI4,II4 4$t 'I'llow"Or's Cosio"to$ !.: - oo."' r •...P..,Ic ii ?,0'j''• '' I' - 4 a 10 "' r,rlw,I,f ., ,_.,__._- 1. a d' OAKLAND i All I Wilen Ule Oakland A's gatti.'re'd in Artzona Fir spring training, Man- ~ TSA t O,auIa idaeu P Ha,qI Pilented S Harp, R Allwn Dully Jester s Rascal P IPteCoobier S C,c. TJ. Lindblad, all A's reliever itim• Piper 1 1 ' ' (iiefli.u( is L5.Ir • S TWOV00 0 Srinarui SciantO lace MI 11no Pace - I MOSQJf SIJiUI 2 Cemo,in Fs.o 1) i-,z, two inure runs across, Pinch hitter Hal Breeiien ,% bruelo ue-brvalung uitiold hit with thi: p D I %J r rwwf sured his pitchers thc)'d take' batting pi-tie'e- this sea. swi. :O iiiiiiutt's of hi,ittiiig cage tune, c-co,ne 6 1,nn.sse. 5,11 ? Kitty% 04@aJ i Doan star 0 Ura,wJ lit 10- 55 a.11i, twfore day gailles. ) efoodict 0tich start lit 1:30 p,ni., and at A Jigovir"n starters sstll .'oine out of the Secretariat, will run as part of us, sme 'd hiivt' nuttuiig left," 5:25 p ut be-lure' night gaities, TPi.rd Race Mile %hich start lit 8 1) lit 1600 Claiming Pace Derb) Trial, %hich Settecento Laurin-tiamed entry with says John "Illue Moon" (Ittloill, l'he- e'oiiipctittoui is lie-rev. i D,tin,',r Si Haghi ssn Tuesday by 1 1-4 lengths Secretariat, Meadow Stable's who hit two home' runs in 197 Al ).sperson cry (lay, "We' pill)a gioute' e's 2 P ro* by -.eJle 'riisj,'etuum, ear to tamt (hits l9'u2 Iliumcit I se' si lice' \'ear hut luthu't i-elm' tin favur.'d Mr Is in I S Mijnti A Ariti'llralor -1 don't think any American 4% D*^r"Olo mth I' m Guaranteed third lit it capable of explosive moves Ill .,.t ers," vxplains Jim Hunter. who i Blue PA)MOF W Kinloof field(4 five. Owner Martin Wy. the stretch, Edwin Whittaker IA-11glIC pitcher has battitid ) N sm-ill hatted .350 timid 219 the p4mM tsmo a Star Dujn. the's 'lw next tune' one lie would take 24 hours osmns Angle light, 581(1 P bliCtflyon itol J ben.Oprobably 1w in (lie- World st'itSolits ''Ii's 50 tn it a • M,ster p fi DrUNg,,P. to det'Iek' if Svtte'ccittu, ridden I.Jflt% King Cciuj 0a'U S O'auoio H Aii ' ,),- u, w S S.oi 5 - EW 1N Sac, MI. G0 Claiming mip, p.s, - I CiAil I wut, The Paitres snapped e --3 ic with ,ux runs in the fift.h innuig off &-tpao Spmk.s and Wayne Granger Derrel Thunuis drove in the t.ie-brealung nut with a PUlP. 14 A4ruaoc, IJJ IC S Hal Parlay -,n',, I T- VIfl4iSlTtI$VI S Hagal Jr A . S Lv*v4l L*mV 6 PivOt. A-Jus S, Gergvmonj, '" ' ' - ------- 0 coittrionvoll w , - :- uigle aexuwiteci for three runs at the eighth inning and led 'tolunt.rval ,)ver ALlunta dtVite the 1th and 6$ith cancer honwri by Aaron. Darrell Evans' three-run homer tit the sixth gave the - went in [runt 64 us the uvent.1i smht'n 't'tni Foil singled and Mike Jeurgen_ism humer-esi. Huliel d $400 Machens Pace ''The iutcitey got's lute' a pool, ('O( JI1Il(STi )WN N V AI'i designated Iii 'icr rule, is radical ''With sit much speed you I DvLc-uo Mbiy 0 t DIV tias&'tta II lush cii l"ame PIIIJe* Gold .1 PiyIll ditinige In big league hie-'tuiIl, and we have a hag party at t he don't knosm- sm-h.at' going ho hap.he-re' ,shtrae- lvtI 211.589 persons e'mul of the' si'ssoii We' hunt $160 i Wulard I 00 b I a,h,t will lx' In cite-el for regular se-u' l*'fl,'' said I..titii'in• ''Otie of the' during h97 (ie,lUl e-m- licissarti son iill( Ispee'l 11orbe.., Illight for get 14) Taltiot lw-s ann,01int-11-11 % AIius'uib Sit, V ilOv tv Wlse Under tilt- rules of tile gd J Golf In the World Seriets American Stoll." A I esgue pitchers will also litave a line tine to the outfte'ki grass , Carter Thornton, (rainier of up-ncd in h9:w. Uic ntuseutui has Mat v. it 1) kityur " ' li" 91t, it blill " I' ll bouilces istretch-running Restless Jet, twil almoil foul million pe,ople Ili bal III tlw- mid..nimimer All- Is I ,.,,iiliicl ii,. , u,-,11 to.,, t L,,il,l., 1% " h ifth pas" its lurlittiles Star game, bill may not get a concurred: ttit huts (lie ss till Is a triple an.i $650 wets mi,iumitic fir islIiin ccl lkst the' itt those Is'(-LsUs(' onee -hmiiri' thie'ii hope just ''1 it i () Turner Urii'aoi i4aeeoe' Ott' (hid clears the fence-s is speed horses don't just ke-eii go- lett August smIte-ti 94M1'4 huts lre'quc'mit use tit liimiell iiitters, I K,lyiv5 Violet W hoine rtiii. et pl. turned out "it will Ix- awfully tough for I H 0 knight A Jaipwwrt i-ante getnite- lIdS,Ile American League' iiitrhwrs The flail "Mast of us swing for (he I S!ar Student N C) Amato hot," when ts'y bin In Ow writ's, In 1%47.li-I vilot broke on tilt- y Charm Mile F Piper I'hiiletclt'lptiiet I'tiiIIics fac ing (tie after hot seeing real pitching in t'itsier to score' Ihiit way- 'him It' / stt 0 POiIOC lead and stayed there instead of Hitier -•. miitire' than a year,'' says Paul gc't is btna-hs of singles. 0 c.amrn.iI lading to win by a head over (lie i ioi iion*s I AC C4l,pii i Pwis (Pep 1 P1isSslacid P'tk 4 T ot gPi sis,t 111 Molorwil P Aecauce a Oiient.u.io W s''gs M Huns* TV.O. 1 S impson Jr n .,, T.nlk F . ° '$ar'lief C S cma.' Jr J` VIOIX-Oulk, awatio • ,5%.ids'n Sunnei' w 5400 Cia'ni'ng Pace oiucc' to the 04.k- hiiis titust F ,iI% I(1 '" as Sanford I , it - O.landO - A's Hitting Pitchers Upset Over No At Bats I S ii 2 MuSic Time i Willi&m E 0 - i 714 )I .. : - tSULJO)tJ.,I ratiolrol Divis.iloo 6 " I II ... '.- ' Pat Shiers trio of extra. base blasts, a Immne run and two ',. W. - . - - OUTHERN L EA C : 9i arid * i n S f., :`~ - - - 3neCKJ ureent ,3non , l Tb.' 1k-rb> anti ('liurchill , bertj-ts. '1 -, ~ I ser.p_s with New York Kn~icks. - ____ n :1: fast-finishing Phalanx. Downs track record for 1 1 4 .113) ED SCIlt"I'LlAt JR. Besides Shecky Green' and Aflo('latt'd l'rt'ss Sports Writer ti ttles is2:OOL)y Northern I)arwRoyal and Regal, other front LOUISVILLE. K). tAl P) - er tit 1%4. A field of fifteen 3-year-olds runners expe-.-tt-d in the Derby T°P M.'t'd bosses like' shecky field v. tie' Knightly Dawn and (;ree•ne' and Royal and Regal sm as shaping up and if that Angle Light. and quality finishers such as imiany start, Saturday's Ik'rhy Knightly Dawn will run its &(Tetariat and Sham are ex- %tiould be (lie richest, with S148.part of a Sigiiiund Sommnepu-cte'd to make the )tti Ken- 300 to (Ia' winner, Post tunic' Is 5:40 1)111, El )T, ross ned entr' smith Shamis, ssho lue.-k t.k-rb) one of the fastest age from 5 won tile San "The %a) everybo,d), is work1),Illr and radlo uoverage sizzling 1:47 for I 1-8 inth-s ing, tilt- race ,A ill be run lit (-Iose 1),Ill -6 hithi by AngieLight, the (runt. I.ucien frotit 5:25-:44 put to two nilnute's,' running winner of tilt- Wixill Laurin, trainer of faiiored See- CBS. . 1Y in opening game of NBA championship .\IJ .% N ~,f .e ____ - .~` -~ x- WS ANGELES Lakers capture 115,412 Vic4-. - r___ Secretariat Top Challengers ______________________________________ 9i. in ninth, almost to.s far 1ANDY BROWN hurls one-hitter away in catch re&U Perssam6 ' at 911. in Sanford League game, ChIPOIS rests at in fourth a Hollvssuod Fla policvman spot with Bsevard s 8911 holding - - - - . -%; Seminole -- ,..,----• - . • . ~ - any of the three starts. ---". S. - . , X 4%, 0, :,:: DEL MILLER. known as Mr. Harness X Racing. makes appearance at Seminole Turf -- SECRE'I'AI(IAT I N WARMUP A big-hearted horse the Sports Digest - "''' -'- ,. '. - -.. !&L 0!:..,~-___ %. - _ vm_~-._~43_,& A r,NW,f:ZA-J Aliik~_ oollaw --Am I XUM-p..410, - 101 ".I---1___ 1M &V-%-r-,-~- . . iWl ___ ,t1L iI _T --_ A a 1 - with the bases loaded San Diego pounded St. Louis l(l,i. ind pinch hitter Chris Arnold (ifth inning score tit erase a ;Ind two out in the bottom of the 5. The New York Nleu and Cin- tagged reliever &-imon Herhigh-flying [lobby Allison, will Tails Fourth inning three- ninth inning for protesting ball- cinnati Reds were not sched- nandem for a grand dam home be driving a new DiGard run. Wed. run explosion that came off just and-strike calls. Racing Chevrolet For the Gary Matthews followed with American League scores: two hits. Now the worse news: With $160,000 500-miter, lie's inGall Whitted and Jane Virdon en route to the club- Chicago 6, Baltimore 5: New .s double and Hernandez loaded dicated that it is the most National Strandberg both singled for the house, Bobby Bonus slammed a York 6, Kansas City 1, Md- the buses with two more walks. competitive Grand losers, while ('arylon Knudson, three-rur. double that capped a waukee 4, Oakland 3; California That got Dave Giusti in..and machine lie's had in two years. Robin Denny, Vicky . Detroit 2 and Texas 7, Boston Virtlon out. Jernigan seven-run explosion and lifted Donnie won the Winston 500 in Bonds 'agged a 2- pitch si The Cleveland-Minnesota also singled the San Francisco Giants to a and Greta )'it 1971, but the 33-year-old th' .iiev n left-i.enrer as Matgame was rained out. veteran once for the winners. Winning stunning 6-7 triumph over the entered only 10 Grand National Pittsburith's Bob Moose was thew-j. Dave Rider anti Jimmy ipending pitcher was Greta Pills, while sluinping hrates. races last season. , Huwanth all raced hunie Marian Ray absorbed the loss. :-. titeist of his time in the Late Fourth-inning home runs by 1. Model Sportsman com etition Billy Williams, Run Santo and TOM BOYS 19 : At the sante Iliac, brother Jose Candenri powered the CURLY lA)('KS I! Bobby pocketed over $270,000 In Cubs over Los Angeles. It was Grand National competition Debbie Parker doubled and Chicago's fourth win an a row and was selected NASCAII singled, while Mactit'llt' 118) itt'S and boosted thetis into a firstand May l.ouwsina doubled and ''Driver of the Year.' place tie with the 'tile Mets in :: The Allison brothers are ha d two singles, respt't'tively. the NL East, the f1rt urrie llflct' acknowledged leaders of the as the 'l'nmit llos caine up muth a ..,i tiff r'y :: Jun. "Alabania Gang,'' and tire 10 run third frame to erase a 9-4 '- 'ri hi _i among the favorites for the (\iri - lAit-ks lead and take an high event, set to start at I phi action parked tilt. , I Sunday em hit' 2.66-matte' tnioval. lh'bbu Manter doubled twice (iuiiptxil :aL a i- i a flcec The younger Allison has for the Curly lA'ks, while runs and Nate Colbert double-il WE DNESDAY $ C NT H IL S assembled his own -rt'w For (lit' Sandy Denny also had a tsmohunie two inure as San Diego SilO Race - Mile Poll Time F 43 P M. UH(;artl effort and he' has been base blast. Mache-He' Haynes 54qg P'c, truunced hapless St. Louts. It oing most of tilt- work till the took (lie l,%in, pitching it five Fitiollitaco-Mile wis the Cards' 16th defeat in V) .I 'XI' - U P4J00'iCr J Smpsen Jr new car in his Hue) to n shop latter. 5400 Clai mi ng Pace anies and their seventh 's'ss iii p : -_- - .---. - - 926, with Edison at the suit are Castlewv'ud inlet'nat.tonal Corp., owner of the iaunge, and Fred Ruhioff Jr., the lounge's bouncer and son of 4 Clark - Hirt Gcose Eggs Plnts. lie will be entered in the Coca Cola Chevrolet. A person to keep an eye on as the qualifying begins is Donnie Allison, brother front nearby Illueytown, ___________ ________________ Couch Larry McAdstm's down filth, white four strokes tourOv%, Gary Duren and Mat: Seminole Junior College Golf back, Polk has sixth at the end Jackson, may both team faced a "must improve" of the second day's competition, the UCOflh1fl national tot.t .situation over Monday's st.ate as Miami-Dade South's 9M and nament as their play is ac,tuuk% 'ournarnent scores at the St. Petersburg's 909 take beating that of several of the iIavtona Beach Golf and seventh and eighth in the Matadores' team players, wzflW) also go on to New Mexict'nuntrs Club. and came tourney. St. Petersburg favorite next month for the national! big imb througii with In ull five players are at p~,, FORT 1_AUDE1U)AL1:, Fla provenient, but, unfortunately, Budd%, Alenander still leals Broward County Cu'- so did just about everyone else a'ter OSUng 69-69-70 18 hole or under in the 72 hole tow , ,p rounds for a seven under par namrnt on both North and cult Court Judge Stephen Boo- entered tn the match. her has refused to dismiss a suit ?ied for 10th after Monday's 208, while two Valencia golfers, South Daytona Beach courst't against three nienibers of the 27 holes with a dasappointing 475 playing as individuals eras of $10,000. 34ifr*1 . VW Bobby Allison left the Mar- and fifth Frames, before adding tlnsvil!e race after only 30 laps final runs in the filth and sixth with an oil leak, but is still sixth inning. tl - Milwaukee' bell 3-2i N Cleveland iStrom 13 at Mm- - ~2__& ,~ t 1_ renlaifts in the lead with 2,237.75 lormanci' Sunday. Yarborough the Alabama International 11ints lie's making a hid for has 2,223 points going i n to this his First puints championship, Sunday's action. Motor Speedway in Talladega. Yarborough, returning after finishing second three All of the nation's top _ t -i I 1 ' . .1L Winston Cup points hi4isut win a race this season, s itti hits second -i - F• 17 - A - o the Big Daddy's ' Wetesde. Game ple North e SEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE golfers show Kansas City (Splitarff 34) at Sandpiper Lazige on U.S. AlA le d wl d a57 vast improvement in sta te tourney but failed Kekin Dania last Aug. 26 after a card, while Valencis CornCincinnati Grimaley 3-li ot Ness York iMedicti 2-0 or (1.(1i Mumnu-At-lantit exhibition loot- flitiiIt - College moved up a uch to adsance as everyone else improv also. Ness York 1 Sesuver 2.21 N : , Broberg 0-2 i at BosTexas ball garrit . notch into third with an M tow ~ Montreal t1licAnally 1.01 at ton Tiant 2-2, N andliruwantlfell!rumitstlefur Atlanta ttkibsoti2-2t N , California ,Ryan S-1) at LhHe eldims he K ived pff - fwst after the oplerting round to , QUALIFYING St. Louis i Gibson ")at San trail for Winston 500 at Talladega, i Lalift 1-3) IS nianent tnjwms In the fracas third plam wft an 863. 1" uston BAT?NOa-sg - I,' 1)N! Cie, .' - NA?ION*L LPAOUL i M4W' N C"PuNio -Paltio,KC, 20, Mayberrv. PC. $7. Otis VC, 17 - 14 - - - , Kv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS i4)Mt .4-' 0. - 1) AlWn. * . . __ '.hih wulkinp flvf - - : hit' '* 1, mi j Face Suit ajor League Leaders "111, Munson N't ' - American League National League%i. L Pet. Gil FAI%I 10 ii .5 I'i. GB Muiwui.kte' haltimore I" III .600 Chicup 10 10 .500 ". Ness "sorb. 12 LI .6flhi Ness York 10 11 .476 1 9 7 .533 I'- Detroit "ttsburgh 9 12 4 i Cleveland 2 1 Philadephui 9 10 .474 2 7 11 3a9 2'Boston 8 11 421 Montreal 3 16 .158 S Louis %Cqt that gresm out of an alleged much better 453 round on the ' t1R'ag( San Francisco 1f ( 7L toallsw, Cm 11 9 .556 ". Cincinnati and Beg Gilbreath. but fell even Miflflt!sota 9 15 10 .600 t Houston Manny Fernandez, Bcb further down the ranks Lii 12th Oakland 9 4 l.ns Angeles 11 12 47$ 7 Mathesor and Lhiur Crusan are place a.5 alrnosl c%vr%unv er~Texas 1 10 .412 41; 348 10 San Diego being sued by Harold Schrue- tered in the team standulip also 7 14 .333 10 Atlanta a Fort Lauderdale con- improved their firs round tier, Tims"y'l. Games, Uesdav'lo, Games totals. struction worker. I1oitnn 3, Philadelphia (1 New 'mark 6. Kansses Ctt I Montreal 9, Atlanta 6 Tema 7. Boston 6 Diego Ili, S, Louis 5 against two other Dolphins played today, Coach McAdarn California 6. Detroit 2 Francisco . Pittsburgh 7 liwat't 4, Oakland 3 1 uesday, levr) Cc, le and Jim Chicago 9, Los Angeles 5 chance- to nios up as much as C'levehtnd at Minnesota, 'pd. Riles(hits- games scheduled two places, to take 10th away sm-el grounds. . 'b Games WetIrmadav from Daytona hea&, with a Chicago 6, balti.morr 5 Schroeder alleges tn the suit Pittsburgh i Walker 0-0 at San Ward comes that the National Collegiate Athletic .ssncizitiom has gmvrt approval ftx tht' 197 Tangertnt- Bowl game If so thu, would mean the NCAA has given the stamp of approval for the-future- of the post season game- as well since' approval for the 19M, game did not come until a few manths prior ti the game. tlndoubtedts the "move" b) the folks in Orlando tO finally get bus) and construct a stadium of which tlit city can be proud had a little to, do with the earl), deciton by the NCAA 11 ramr as a httlr surprLw that this, ver~ popular Gotor and Orange- bowls were also approved. un Ilyiton, driving a 1971 Mer. switch to IMSA, will be driving It racing itrivers are expected to attempt M whitewash of Noel's and tar, cur, will be returning to the the 1973 Kar Kare Chevrolet, WIz7ard's (;riery in Women's to qualify for a spot In 60-car 1 pntographers Roger Hodges •1 track where he posted the with Junior John.son hezidin: sifttall League play Tuesday line-up largest In ad Donald Vincent, smut Lx' In starting biggest win of his career, his pit crew. this modern stock car racing u-fl recorded miht TIladega, Alabama Benny Parsons, third In the the first no hitter of any softball claiming the $24,Bmi5 first place rkend for the annual Winston history. i It's anyone's guess as to purse In tIme 1972 Talladega 500 ()OifltS Stafl(lIflgS with 2,149.55, league pitcher in the area. 5OS. Complete coil cragc smill be last Fall. Last season, the was sixth at ,Martinsville In a offered In next Monday's who'll claim the $10,000 prize Turner went the whole route .17.year-old Ininan, S. C. driver Chevrolet, Buddy Baker. fourth without giving till either a hit or f irst for leading at tile end of the H~rald Sports Section.I j leg in the points battle. The gap was third In the final points with 2,133.15 points, recorded a a walk, while Shirley Thompson I fourth place finish in the K and wits tagged for seven C& 11 hits, standings. betsmeen the top two drivers is f Hylton finished 10th last K lnstirtince Dodge last Sun- with Lynn Sinith taking a triple -I less than 15 points. and the next Sunday at Martinsville, Va., day, lth'hard Petty, driving the and singles front Sue Thomas, four drivers in the standings Ala. TAI.LADEGA, and Cale Yarborough, second In SIP Dodge, Is fifth with 2,108.75 Linda Diamond and Denise Winare also in the running, QuaLifying for Sunda -'s ). tile standings. gained ground points, despite finishing 21st at Caruthers. as well as Shiver's James Hylton, although he Ir Mon 5W, final race of the fi st MartlnsvIlle after a broken notent extra-base raps. valve knocked him out of C & Ii took off with an early 1competition with only 33-i of 500 0 lead in the first and scored laps completed, three tIiiie5 In both the fourth 3 Dolphins Construction Helped? - ('i1al1IpiOflShl), began tislav at Herald II:mimtor's Note: He * AMERICAN LEAGUE leg ,f tIi - Will Charabierlain co tr 11 d the hacktxuirds for therit'raker., L and forced thir Knickf, into outa are ,, problem. and we f out big they didn't difficult schedule in December side shooting It will be important to get off on starting hitting until the fourth U- right foot sn tile kids will quarter Tiler. Dave DeBuwchere and Bill Bradley scored knew what we are doing." Jacksonville's Dolphins have nine- and eight points. respecplayed in national po.51-season tively. Ui lead the comeback Goodrich scored 30, Jim MMillian 27 and West 24 I h.rlii Wakefield was lb. - __ By (;AR\ TAVIA)R 1ntorsis Editor U . The ABC-TV folks may have passed up the best ganu- ti 1w played in the NRA playoff series when the)- failed ti air the- Ness York Knicks-L.A. Lakers tussle Tuesday night That final in case you did not l'scar It was 115-112 with the Lakers twiding on to win with the Kiucks putting on one of their usual late- surges aXle!- fulling far behind With the- number of re-runs on the' "boni tube" thesedays It st"enes the T' folks would be looking for something "fresh" and exciting to "fill" the slots, The- rest of the series will be tek's't.'w'zl starting with the- second game tomorrow Pr Iron I - 1 -4 -0 ___ _~ -_ur" -_ .. jl?*~t.!w h - ti Missed Best Game? . £ -- '1 .i ________ --,-________ ________ II - Thottic Individuals planning to take In the Ma% Ifth ' Rotan- Rodeo in Oviedo wfil be In for a real treat according ti Tom Bowser, the 'Super Market" man from Oviedo, it, Dowser says they pun on rarbequeing an entire steer that sifternone with the end result available to those who take in the rodeo The South Seminole All-Youth ielter and the Oviedo little lA'atgue will retve the proceeds from the rodeo s;winsnred for thu sec-and straight year by the Rotary Oub. bor ,I 5-0 1pail Ilie Ions- run by 1 ing st Searc 4's F 'm ine NASCAR h r V. * nston 500 Starts for 60 " i ____________________________ _________________________________ -- Go rl%e athier hit wan i iingle .hv Mark Chnrponing. , ______ lt_ E _______ c,. Fresh Barbecue Beef _ :. - - __ V,.*mv- . Art' BOl)l)' A llisøn an(l I )avRI 1'('arson I and chief recruiter the Wildeati three poirts nuikes ito diiday. won the Rig Eight thnmpion- terenee The fart renmains -Of course, we will make our 11 He -,hip. the he continued "Rut I Like' the sistant at Creighton and QuinHe . riplined offemw arid it tough di-Ohl" -' master a degree from Calurn- the Forum again Thursda~ f ense." night at 7 -30 p.m.. PDT, with Disturbed that most of the bitt "1 wws tickled pink when another cupa:'1t rrtiwt of t.best high school graduates have college-, Huwit' I.iiriche changed his 505 assured atrench decided on it recruit mind." Gottlieb said. C,nttlit'hsaicl hi' hopes it, Landii. junior college- coach lout- or five' good solid players Jerrs Wes: let: tie- Lakrr of the ear from Mercer Count) and possibl one great the star, and Gail Goodrich plans ti visit Wayne Roll- Cnnlmunit) College- in Trenton. pared the- second half whem ins. 7-foot-i prospect at Cordelt'. N.J., accepted the Jacksonville West got into foul trouble He Ga. - for one head coaching Job last Thin'- fouled out finally an the fourth 7.Recruiting I.,; of highest pri- sday . but withdrew over Hire quarter, the first 'timv strict weekend ''Depth orm." G -utl,h thuit he- ti.a- -ulk'ctecl st. fouls . '. k I'. S. - Coach R~ F. 1'. MACFEELY Associated Press writer .IACXSONVIU.E, Fin AP, . . basketball team looks comething like North Carnhina'! next winter, It won't he h .mrc'utent "I am impressed with North totirnatiments each of the past (OW Years OveraLl, DcBusschere was C.arnlmL (Coart-.) Dean Smith' ttlieb. M. conies here train the' oscrr.' leading scorer with style' of phis,' said flab during his wht'm-tKsmnsns ta!t, p-iflts but he cnnmterit.'d Ilieb. who was named Wiggins had threet of the ', lii Ui nation Department scored thri • times In the first ' '. T1 iwercamt ; ?(1.poinl deficit Tin-i. :hi I-,ru-L,- a::it roarTuesday night ing hack, finally ln.sin 111-112 Opening 11w National Basket. That was one of the mn.' hbil Ass.wintion champinnship frustrating games I ever had it playoffs, the Laken surged to a wntch.' Sharman declared E1-73 lead at the Forum with add: just 1 mInute 12 seconds left in the third quarter rauh: then little tired aria if wi expect It wir this series, we are going it have to have better movement OflU get the ball down the court quicker o .r Jacksonville Hunting Match nd walking onh 'igb 44 ' I . _..,__* _1_L:L__ Associated Press Sport! "-rlte 1.05 AN(E1.F5 APi Coach Hill Sharman called for hi defending champion his Angeles Laken to tniprnvt' if theyhope to tw.nt the tenacious New York Knicks who nearts- , v 5 "'t'i ..--_ - __ - ___ Bs JACK STE'ENSON - - ' a Clash Opening " 1111'rit I : 1~ It NA. X-- I . - ) - l{'' .-- __________________________ NBA .Up san. ctorj ' er Harar in Itank and Petroleum rrew ;vith a catr f flawly Brown IIlftflP his first chutout at the ti f.ague contest Sanfiird Senior lrapue start RO WRS heIp.'I by a fierce attack on long horn. runs R.rna,'cl Mills for1 hinior Rohhv RIDICVS two singles also hail ijngl.q nd ths' frnrt of hia Say flAØ prwidd the hig emphasis for Ray Bracken wnt three strini' ;q hitter in wtikli he i'atrnleurri teammates who lanned If, ionel walked two in ritploded for nine runs In the innings and Allowed 12 runn and the winner,t whilet Inhn I iIInn. six walks while fanning only John (ans"y -Ind tvthert Beale 't;piru 1W W 'I for the third arxl put an end to the also had singles i1IfIi" after three and a half three and ac hit with the loss HhIf"f lfr rPIl'lfi FH'pnrt Innings. I i 0 , , _11. __________ ____ _________________ In n - Ir If __ __ ___ - --- o at KIWA'41S$ hit by Brown with a single .Jernigan fanned six aid 44b.iioo~ Only' three til(,q were walkpfl bill (Pne in his lotir irl__ . __ . t~ _tq,t lvlii~= I4 - - ,-1 ,_ ..~ ir.~riniigvfl by (lie vict(tr% with nings And iturrend,ero-41 only a __ -- .. L _1C.. 11rown RetWig, one arid Cbrls single Ili Ittinnie 11(olges. r -it . , __ . ~ 'A4, I!;!,~,.,;, ,. , t7ok , Frank pitsting a pair Frank X, Pat .Inhns(on And Pmvid second inning was more than " _70- _f. enough to carry Kiwants to i L I Willipk pacp(l the gorninole . . . lotiv-d a nwhitter in his Initial 1 *14 ~ ,,_, Mart latit week and Brown , I - .. --'- __1 lint iflileti iii ctIri)rirss with . — —71 " , ,w 'ii -iI* - .. . I Z . . . 14I . . . . ."4i;1*1 .Z.. __ ____ ____________ - I ___ - . , rr- __ 0% wi _•• ___ - %*new I - I I e . _ _ -.- ~ I ~ I--,-. - - __ I—- % - Lakers Repel nicks &l .•.lI• — -*-1 61111116; few new wrmnklecofItsOWfliaS Miller ihoshoult1kflO5 4W night, putting in it,s qmmd driver. having been one hiniself in the sixth tcir ruins sedr' . Mr. Harness Racing' 1 1 was in Rhodesia during the bic4i MhI?e ci ia ion U ' I1l . _____________________ ____ ;ft.. . . r i • . 1 • • fin l !Dnf Pij - . tv.fl Lind 0 - n't Miller's first last together to goover uring the club house night. As de from a more r"ent . 'mankec great \j1lronceagamfl%Orkedm11h5 turn And the first tUIlI of the sjs scith Whitey Ford, -to look over former Assistant, assistant broke and Again dropped back, .some bwqebaIlers a while ag;." Connolly, now here. the turf club of but as Miller fans, newly when they both stopped at the manager , connow, who has Promised ocinverted and long -establ ished I ,nngwood track. he has long . , % for driver alike began cheering as their known the feel of Seminole several "mime" this Inaugural season picked County trotting. favorite made his move. I was out the c'knosmiectged best v.tth Rack in 't" or In the third race aboard used to train ,Miller for the first "mie tY Botique Jubilee, a 7-2 favorite, here when we all i A 'I' rv'nnit, like Ben driver." while tonight John this track .,, .,t drove n 4k-rand behind This Simpson Jr., mcill make his lust White and all of them Dream Miller made his Appearance used to be the place," he showing at the turf. ,,Hp,s about the ablist Young ",,,,-, tr.it,li, .,11,.4, I n.,~tItlited a kiiiver I ~no%; of ," praised •, fe - It" 4, old trotting friends and QL%Ofl int associates The trip In Seminole Turf business . I-.~~* ~ 1'hrought)ut the evening, two 50 .yearlings for sale each . Rim I , s confirm •.iwr svi leading manes I flitt rucings Kentucky F)erbs has only come once for the trainer- ist IC Ü&Lfl emino Bowl, driven blo Stanley 11 -in Dancer. He is no stronger to foreign This vear. Meadow Flower, a iving, hn%lng been .abroad in tw(o ven'r-old with five wins and dr in just .seven start% New Zealand. Australia and two' secon(Ls throughout Europe. But, from last year. is entered in the s his oddest locale was in tinmnhletan Fills Stake but also W the option of entering Rhodesia. "° fi 15 trotting 's most prestigious he ss's that athletes n f.,enera race The Hambletonumn sicr endeavora carding to this year's Trotting , breed A people apart ticular would nil'. iind vet invether an-iong their !Ili 111blef,rotin, likir, 1( "IT'S GOOD" Tu Miller stable are two fillies and Hanover Delmornea Meadow Flower. Delmonica Hanover, a three sear id trotter, who took 26 firsts 18 seconds and four thirds last era and put something hack not not) into harnes.c racmg 1__ 1111"00"' Hat ness Racing returned to Seminole Turf Club with fond rtwmories of another - I / 1r le i uri 3 for only he is again ready to go bought her The horse 'non caid 1ifler after his second Hambletnnizin the $l7 4F2 last sear, .10th R .1 RICHARDS ____ Mak es ____ VU , _ . - MO. $400 Claiming Pace Ned Eblis -\ -,' J t')')pe' S A jaspet wn Aviottoo Blif ISM J1101,011 a Nipper M*ldy i Hello • HIdV H6vet ..I ('etc I DA W Wp.ItI I u-u s Murt1 I1S LILPU3W1 3 the v1y run Ix' needs-si to beam L'tuludvlptua and the Astrs aekv'J a pair as the sese-nth, the ) " scored on a su,Ie by lie-clue �I -- - - _ :_ , ___, I.,.__f_..._ - __. -".' --'--=-'.=--- 01 i - Wednesday, May 2 1973 4B-The-Sanford Herald -. -W9,_-- P ~_. tu anlIcIlQflt. - 11 - __ . - - __-z- 11 -~ Tb' reiannI. iiin c- Dai oie anessa • (Z0 , Bride Of Timothy * - Donahoe . _1111, f - I.:: residence will be The brides book table, 'tLc Vanessa Anne t)aigk , lather. the br& chose a for. C.nth Onrn Their gowns Irish linen cloth over organd. hake and Garden Apis,, Town over by the bride's diughter of Mr. an Mrs. nuil.length gown of ivory silk were identical to that of the held a four-tiered square cake presided East First St. was 711 along the A. honor attendant except the with small multi-colored 5151Cr. Mrs. Karen Morrie's. R. Daig le, 9M 85th orgama , The groom is floral designer .:nt NW ('non Rapids. lint' si l houette with ernnflov. multicolor floral organza enwns daisies. tit each adorned with a triangular . the Sanford flower Shop and at lavender, ile arrangement of inn., and Timoth- David waist ski wert over, pink. yellow and corner and topped with and pink dal5iesand al,so it musician. 1"he bride is .-nahne, inn of Mr. and Mrs. The sleeves, high neck- and hem him- and each one worr.11in " colonade arrangement of the yello-A baby s breath in a silver employed as sales clerk at J.0 ar.k I)onahoc. 7010 North were edged In ruffles ribbon sashes to match the same flowers, Peiflicys In the Winter Park .'-andvtew Ave. Sanford. were with penu dangt lace, color of the linings Their The punch table was overlaid compote. Mrs. Mall. .:-,;:g'd ir. Holy Matrmor.:;. Mrs. Patty Bowling H:rrhape! length usil of silk flwrrb were identical to the withan tvnr lace cloth, bound Out-of-town guests came the "itt. ;;r%*.tqzlr r.,at:-'%pril 14, 1973. at 5 p.m. at All illusion was held by a headpiece maikd of honor's. .. r,ve.- Anitot Strei; rill oind sprve,ol ilc Catholic Church, Sanford. of stephanotis, baby's brea th Bt man was Henn) Futrell organdy and held two cake and the Misses Patty from St. Augustine, West Palm )fficiattng clergyman at the and miniature Ivory- roses and and usher-groomsmen were c"cading arrangements of Schnab. Ginn and Mimi Reach. Winter Park, Orlirnm . . , indlelight. double ring she carried a bouquet of ivory Ron Ti;v~ymari. Stanle~ Polaski majestic dais". bab\'s breath RisW wert in charge of the and the bride'.s parenM frorr. MiflflesotJi •-renions was Fattier Kett roses, stephanotis, bab's and Wayne Ceynowa. and silver cucalvptu.c in tall nee bags. For traveline, Mrs. Donahoe .Lihn Charles Aiken organist h"ath nr%A 0- with iv71- bride's mother wore a silver rote,06-mal airtisi in .nd Richard Hnitzcla soloist chase a two-pleec polyester knit The bride'-, hook tabk floor length gown of dats blue n'esented a program of nuptial Maid of honor. Miss Cindy polyester with can sleeves, presided over b the bride's green and velloi plaid skirt and ui(: Holcomb, wore a formal-length inset at the waist and a catt leya sLcI-er, Mrs. Karen Me-ries, war battle jacket with yellow knit The church was gown of multicolor floral orchid corsage. The groom's adorned with a triangular bodice, yelLow belt, shoes and t th attar bouquets of white organza, over lavender. nmtht'r chose ii Chanel aqua arrangement of lavender. purse and the rose corsnge zUcIs. multicolor and white featuring Cinderella sleeves metallic knit floor-length gown yelkn and pink daisies and -from her wedding bouquet. Quilliam and majestic daisies edged with a ruffle and with chiffon accent and carried baby's breath in a silver The couple left for a wedding '' their I ( ;ilber _1~ . I q !F 6 .F - .J~ -- ,I ~~~W -"' I ..e ;~" ~` * ea t,* L 16 - 'J Sain. t __ - _ 11111111; f Elb ow - t o . ch Frt'ompnser lb en ii )U 1(1 -eS ow not I * I% -.4 ~_ ________ ___________ 3$ Iluri"owing ______ - - . _ - 11111111111=1111- - -. - f ,,t - n? winz1 ,ttrnw nf ,-'..-.P. the, - !-tr ft • --el. I -- ._ - Illo- . -- 'I- -- Anirt- p - , ____________________________ , 4 iJaigw - #*., - I Rece tion TIMOTHY DAVIT) DONAiJtE .. / , - Club o Cas.selberr AmnnL the mans cuests Mr. uzii Mrs. .ierr - premtooffer con1 ratu1at.on June Christopher and then- children we.rv the iolowmg relattvcs Richard and Chrn-topher of 6 Winding Julie and Gregg assisted with Mr. and Mrs Ar th ur Stockton . - 7 Treasures -4 - ,, ."A1* " - ..1 IN .. .W '! - _ , =Z.7j , .- - ' -' I f-.-.. -- - r" ' 1 L ' - - ' ____ litti.' inunnnatsnr', p ('riu' art objects fix the borne gifts for friends, qrul in many - , , - '-- - ,, I 111111111111111111111 flutthartj Laurel Cheerisis Marion Farella, Naomi I'urhanu. Jean McLair., liar baruaGorman,Eve1yn1tattu .. 5,. other ways Pla1,i and qLna.c bottle', with and Hors- Hurgeson and Sutan instant fiafiet maclw were Ceynowa displa'.ed with such thing. as Guests attending wet' wrapping paper 'gift or Brenda Hart ironi xi iteui Et and Peggs Urban from Theta regular brown paper - - FAS Enthusussni was the general - - - - - G(I)EARX - CiIt" •lud) Ttuinkin I ' " - "/ Haw _~~ River Fabdcs "' And The Remnant Shop 'Ir Join Hands T D ly- - ' (:AMCWA - V~ P,~ 'V.., / ) -, \\ Thirteen members wnl guest attended ttit' April lik'etrng of the Camellia Circle at the home of Mrs Dolt.Mille,on April 18 at 1 p.m Mrs. Dalt served as hostess and Mrs ('hester ("ns'hran. ce-tiustess (pifl an . - ; 1 To 5 Yd - __._ - - I I __ ~._ . = - R- Halbert, president. Mrs. lerrenvv J. Morrmij, vim;)rtSIt em. rs. Kennett Brown. secmLary. and hlr:. Ralph Williams, treasurer Installation of offieffs will takt place at the Garden (.iut. lAlflCtWOIl Ott MIl) I( it' Stt'tso! sp~i '" a. ) .. T_ IV ([II) I i( tali,t :;(tsiiu-u ' I' -. 6h, lil I Il. j Y ~_' : i __ -, at the home of Mrs John THE RICHARD CHRIST(* HERS __. 1 - I 1 . lime end. of your hang-aps! . . ' ' . .I.I , : - I The fe M11111le synage,I-i. s hoseless 0 -. . 1. . TI I( -- -__. I * 99 ' '* 100% NYLON STRETCH 3.1 in DOU BLE KNIT I CA I i; Value To $5.00 Yd. ________________________________________________________________________ SKIRTS $ & TOPS ___________________ W)l I j - .. 'a . Ai. ezciusiv maple fits almost an faucet. Allow! ,. - •. .. .. ' - 79 Value 'To 5.Oo Yd -- ____ __________________________ ___ easy 1'11'E addition of Coirfit preparation, and wste ternpenaturr - .*. 1controlled flow "' 1000//O-- POLYESTER KNIT '" BLOUSE aa DRESS !' 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Suppose you do conic down to this club ending You can le ading start the' clubs dummy's 10. 1'IiIs?'eaves the (13) TBA (24) Elec tric Company (44) Giligan's Island 6:00 (2) The Big News (3) Sesame tret't _____ 1 - ' ""''''' "' "'"' - South East 3V hull You 4K 65 VS 32 • K( iOMti 45 'lit du A-Ih.uble. You s tiIul liki' to liii', I- ('tor '.pi'ls-'. l.ut lit-'. '.'.rieii'I tIu,asil I" 'iu. TOi)AS"S QUESTION 'Ill Iii ii;iuhlu' iiit >- tstit pal I sa'r hld3 three spades What do y ou do tiow? Anasser tomoiros'. 0 w, We 1401 uso ''41iaLlt House '4cI.d i. SIC Osip,is Still Of P Have )Z3 CO jr. . LUNCHEON SPECIAL - )i cU'.,EOPEN0AtI.V Steak Sarlwl - $1 '.' 'u-., ', MOSS , tame Mack Appealing 'ii : ntcrawiunders rut: 4"t YNS "SNUG" ntoACI1O]J ndiy Flip Of The Coin' 800-424-8580 -1 L'tIflt''iIll W '.'m J5.,)'. '4 /i ts t " 'rsi 831-6003 Iv' (51545 P4*p 4.I6. I Mi C of I I Attamnont. Spr'nt,i'. Flo 1,5% • Advertising contibut•d tot lii. public good 1 40 - _.~ Q, 9 et,m ca II w05,a $11 (;O1I)IN SI5 00N AWARI) WINNLR 1 0 Complete duncier Regular 3 P'(% OS ('lICkSO, i".uhi patatupi, and gravy, cole siaw. si.ss Value not bicuit. and Psoney p. N 11911 O All IIaIIJI '.I.d.I sd'. - - CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE - - 110N is a growing mo',-i'iurrt 'untt'ers out to heip It pIe he IR ths' ece'.orps and VIStA h"]pinj people overs-'. t T. J it CkJWfl I tttt 1.-i 'i Norili (, . . UIOTHcV Sun s'&srer ,00n- WEDNESDAY U114111 N 119 ''5 . - rs ( 11.00 L UNCH.IIJAM V DAYS a *99111 DINNE What if West held the singlu'tan tack? You can't win thisru a I and would wind up (laWn four timid the laughter of everyone except your parttier It.- i!iut: i.' I' w ______ , ItI5SI5TIq !L1 ,i 'a,s& Lu' , (6) CBS News (9) ABC News (41) Gotner P,k- finesse'. properly Do nothing that could hurt others By Oswald & James Jaeob - SAUl ii ARIUS (Nov 22 to Dcc 2 I You find that some oworkems are not in a good mood, but don't upbraid them We wrote about toda"s hand back in January . Ve Try not to work so hard that your health is endangered He explained that after East moderate in all that you do today took his ace of hearts and re. CAPRICORN (Dec 22to )an 20) You can have fun but it turned 11w stilt declarer pro. is important that you stay within your budget or you could ceeded to lay down his king regret it later Your mite is in a a bad mood, so try to be more and (lue.'r1 (it ('1(11)5. %'i'St cooperat ic [hunk coi'structuvcly sho wed oUt uitl liii' iaiii AQUARIUS (Jn 21 to Feb 19) Iry not to do anything could not make that could upset others at home or there could tic a big This was hard luck but we argument there A social affair should be postponed until a proceeded to point out It better time Do some studying tonigh t uth cashed Ills third heart PIS('LS (Feb 20 to Mn 20) Much care ui motion ii and the three spades lie Important or you could get into trouble Think before you would find that Went started t.....,i, Co.. npiit-aitil .ntte with with five hg'nrt, nn.i Own ' kind and -----------_211t.I'• ,i.. r T1.tii 11 he euslied gossip tr5 Avoid one who is terrible three diamonds he would see will be tie or she 'JOI)AY BORN IF YOUR ('1111.1) IS that West was dealt exactly yine o t1jr-)sc taina!unj young people who likes to argue At one club pa early age teach to work with hands and read more so this Then we explained that all imccuive energy is properly chianni'Iltd ScI(-d,sipIine sh ould South had to do was to ia': e taught early, or your youngster could go off on tangents dummy's ace of clubs. at could lead to trouble (inc as much religious training would follow and since he 'ou can Sports will be helpful "1 Stars iniupel they do not compel" What you make of would lilive fulluwed with his only club It would be a situou.r tile is largely up to YOU! plc matter for South to lead May Rghwr's Individual Forecast for your sign for Carroll twice through East and make now ready For your copy send your bu'thdatc and $I to h1 slam in spite of the had 629, Box CsnoU Righ ter Forecast (name of newspaper), P0 break. lo!)ywco-d,Celit At b'ast a liumli ei ii•asli-ri ti 197 , Mcaug!it Syndicate, In ) h i.omited out that till s i --. _, 6:30 (2) NBC Ncvs PS1. HOt Ll1L ACI1O?4 ________ AT PIATuSl -- (6) News (13) TBA (44 Get S,y,,rt _ ace of clubs as a reentry to dummy for the second club NOW S4OWiNO (9) News Show (3) In - School Programs (until 4 pm (4) Perry Mason (9) Movie hack to dummy to lead clubs again. We apologize to any rciidi'r r1p-, - (6) I4cigan's Heroes Show 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue - - --- - (13) TBA (24) MisleRogers NeIg hbcr hood (44) The Adams Family 5:00 (3) MisteRogers (4) Sunshine 20) Don't get into an argument $NKO(05AP..',P,..s. -• Underdog •_____. omersev Sesame Street Mery Griffin Movie Pixanne Sesame Street Lose. Arner,can Style 110 (7 ) Flr,nAn, (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 (4) Sunshine Almanac 6:30 (2) Garner Ted Armstrong - I K13ASK1N (9) One Life To Live 6:00 (2) Your Future ideal place to wash my [ numerous arrangements of _______________________ 1 Place Show 52 Ti h. f It • (9) General Hospital (13) Local Programming (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2) Return To Peytor' Legislature (4) News (9) New s (I)) Starcast . ' Spleodored Thing (3) Today In 1 Ji1aIGfrJ Lives (6) The Guiding Light (9) N ew lywed Game 2:30 (2) The Doctors MORNING ____ - (Con'? 4.00 Sat& Sun i.30) NOW SHOWING Deal Legislature I have happily repeated, and filled with wnderfTil ri',stalgia With 2:00 (2) Da,'s Of Our 11'OO (2) News \ONNIE 14 4LL F,our for jazz and swing buffs, Turns (9) Lets Make A (9) Given Marshall (24) Today In - 0 -S Match Festival (I) Turaing Points (6) Cannon IrI (f) - (4) As The World 10:00 (2) All-Star Swing on Secret Storm f..'.'r ' AIAI,-STAI( .'Wj(, lfl-ll 1:30 (2) Three On The Gold Football (24) Turning Point fl:30 - FESTIVAl. (Rerun) a great Jeopardy (6) ~ I discovered that the top rack HiA in iny newly acquired auto niatic ' dishwasher is an with its oxygen ternen off, and if r-1 - (4) News All My Family (9) (44) Movie 9 30 (13) FSU Garnet strip. Now my comforter lies flat with no bunching tip and is very warm. I can - at the r is k of ''ralysls tintil after shc rn:s the trip s ab- new-born son whose normal and in an argument with his wife over tfle bafly.; future, he wishes out loud that the baby were dead. The infant in fund 'fad a thor! !ftm Later. n 17:30 (2) News (6) Search For Tomorro-v () Split second (24) WhosAfreid Of Opera 900 (6) Medical Center (3) Lenox Quartet (44) Movie each tube•llke section and then would start all over again to be sure of getting the same amount of feathers In each DEAR POLL'? Newton guest stars as a father fir (;anrwin is rppocesl to any delay AFTERNOON Danakii - R. seriously ill girl. To make the girl feel better, he tells her he s he COnWS Out of the hospital, she'll accompany him ffi one of his assignments abroad She is told surgery is Viol wy% to ijetv (9) BewItched (44) Ben Casey (9) Paul Lynde Show (44) Wild Wild Wes t 8:30 (2) Mystery Movie (9) TBA that might blow feathers to prevent a a ndt tfl ta feathers' it knelt down he oor nd - affairs with others, but tomorrow is fine Avoid the ~coswbility of getting into arguments Understanding with mate in the SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) Although an asso ciate is difficult don't lose your tenuner or theme could be added joubk Get those pronuaci of a public nature handled s,,,,, •ra -. - Junction The Price Is America in the dry bathtub after 1hz' door a"3 window were ('lOSed clothesline to air and find easy to handle. - one of guilt or innocence, the moral Lisne of mercy killings is strr.ngtj drmaTited in the rrcurtroouse proceduir. Wayne - "ofessor Kitzs'l 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (4) Love Of Life F orbidden Dessert Of The s problem, the down Iri'my comforter had shifted to the comers and It was- bunchy. I made a new lining, the size of the comforter, out of feather-proof ticking that was bought from a mailorder house. One end of the new lining was left open and I stitched through the cover from end to end to divide it into tube-like sections. The hunchv comforter was emptied it Rerun i Peter Haskell start lie plays a pt'.!ograph."r ,sftr,ce -, wide ascigritnierits intrigue a nes-e Information 8:00 (2) Adam 17 , DEAR POLLY - Like Una LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) Not a good day to talk over 151I (1$) The DIPS mono - Right (3) French Chs'l (6) Wtwit's My Line (9) Wail Tit Your Father Gets 194)INTEIIS Poll 's Problem VIRGO (Aug 22(0 Sept 22) Study new thoughts and ideas - 7:30 (7) - POIIY ('lt'%ll"lt ' - - c ,0111 ( Yd. Lnnthc 4P , " -- vc, but don*t give up present methods Study pery angle for ponible use in ossips too much Be calin POLYESTER 1 To 5 Yd OR MORE # VELOUR FANCIES I i*r'tit'tt% 4l - P. na"Ic is concerned and tak- e no chances with debating in bublic Political involvement is not good now, since others are zguing too much Engage in your hobby' • I 00% . ),IO ('ItS MEIfl('AI. CEN- Your hife," It is a murder trial and, although the question is W 11411.11 The First ray of (Rerunt dugCst (6) Gamsl t44) r.1 Yt,, 1I. Baseball LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Take no risks where your good y - - il; TAURUS (Apr 20 to May - 100LIM"'S you could get caught in Lhe nuddle of an unpleasant situation Don't become involved in an argument to ta,i - -. 1S - .- ___________ i I r" ' - _________ - ', 1' t ____________ BAl{HMtA RAWI.S has been t PANTS 90 Jane Casselberri. Photc), Williaruus the manager of the Clothe'Tree' in Sen tinole Plaza for the past two years. She lives in Apopka, and says there' is nothing she enjoys Inureaf ter a hard day's work than furitetting it all riding L. motorbike. Swimming is another favorite leisure' - 2 - ' - with one you'think is deterring you from gaining personal aims, since you could be in error A day to exercise much self-control Stop being so demanding with others. (1MINI (May 21 to June 21) Although you feel imposed upon, don't get into arguments or matters could get worse Being alert to conditions around you could prevent an unfortunate happening Take it easy tonight MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Sleet clear of those friend, who don't see eye to eyc with one another. or Lengths . Celebrate 40 happy yeam , sco-hostcsswlIlt* Mrs HaLpi SHORTS AND BATHING SUITS '' , ,-,~ will be a splash part% and lunct~ ti,-, U41 -il l FOR - _j , ~ 561 7 A shi of officers for -74 was presented and voted Uf)Ot Those' elected were Mrs Cecil - - ringing You Bigger Savings! ii - S 14- 11 ABC OWEN MARSHAI.I., (,()UNSEI/)R AT lAW - i EU Pyramid 11:00 (2) Sat. Of TI* Century (34) ieetibak Senior Citl:en iii? resTicoiv flowers because the ground hogs and rabbits eat them. Can someone tell me how to scare them away g without killing or trapping them or keeping a dog? -BERNIE . ¶, stand financially and think of the most practical ways to overcome handicaps. Don't consult ex perts at this tirac . ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr li)) Although you may (eel a financial Lick, take no chances with unwise investments Stick to the accepted methods and all works out fine Do nothing Unwise emotionally Relax tonight . quickly - Liinahi F'Iaco m. Jokers Wild (6) farthkeepInq Truth Or fl3) News lnne a garden inot even a few hills of vegetables) nor can I enjoy all Ifl) Gl- 'l- RU ii- NI)FNIIIS Avoid getting StirTcd UP about a prvperty mAtter today. ' ( iFh. 111 tr _. - -, only fault is the hour moves ton - --- 1010 (7) () Mouse Factory 54&5' DEAR POLL\-1 cannot froth CwrollRiitst Institute - ..................................................................... - ifflhIIflhIl (9) io foil The Truth Ill (6) 50 1 51 52 - . ~ to 1 941!p iflo~~~~l'~~~~~~~~~ll~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ l~03co. ("y W ~~__- - __ ~____ ___ __ WF~ v%o _~ j~ . f-liv t--, fur If a1' ONLY '5 -- and ollwr.-, earlier YOU AS 'l'IIlIILI * Ii) (~) (3) (24) Prime Time (44) Hogan 's Heroes MRS. CARROLL R lop! I (10 * EVENING Pet Ileeve is %%, lilt the smoking that I I.tIil goes on in 1ooroi'fics and hospitals. It is hard for me to believe the lack of consideration these places show their patients. Some of its who do not Indulge find the smoke Intolerable, especially sinus sufferers. I believe all health centers should have strict rules about Sl11t)kIil! and these include those small drug stores in medical centers.- ' -._ Goodman with the clarinet -for Mnglnw" and 4:14-10 'A RC NBC WEDNFT,SlIAY MYSTERY M(VIE and Soul" and Joe Williams Cool Million: Assault on rpIns (ount Basic for "Well f;nvalrrni." James Farentino's All Right." Dtikø Ellington and 8 81") A!11' 'rlll-', PAU1, prnMerti i!: recatnina. a pif- t?'oo grOsttPitt nampq in ja7x, Fnrl l.YNll: SIUW lHerun TO ling.Wilfred Uyek.White guest 'Falba" Hines. Iyrec Glenn, Wed Or Not to wei" This Is a ctar as a wealthy Englishman Arvell Shaw. Barrett F*em.c, M funny ,;Iwiw. A oinide glow isho hires Jefferson Keyes Bobby Hackett and 111% overwhelms I'ntil when he I F'arentino, after he sold the Kaminsky, all jam on a salute -- WEDNESDA'T - - -- - -----1 \1 ' send Si to Abby. Boa 07N, Los Angeles, CaL N FOR SUMMER! BROUGHT TO . 1-4 a - . FORECAST FOR THURSDAY MAY 3 1973 a 1 lIloke-fi1Iv(1 office For Ahhy'. booklet, "How to Have a Lovely Wedding," i i i 1. 4 SEW & SAVE lAnnel Ilarniitnn on vibes and _-- ur,rl<j 35 - DEAR MARY BETH: I'd have said. "And if I said 'Yes.' I must have been crazy." - - ,, Televtsion - ( 14(WSPAPII IsdYtIPSISt MIN) - Free Parking In Rear Whiie Shopping In Roiay - - 49 48 -- -. wrapping progressed Questions asked showed that Ideas were Lakinj, place and mans of the girLc were' int er ested enough IE 1 he shoald offer his personal services to the church In lieu of morn-). I OU , sh didn't I think of that' Ill take 10 lashes : vilth an old prayer shawl.l _____________________________________________________________________________________ ' .' - - Ladies -. . - 0) -- BETH _______ car plan itiecting, held by the adults anti rontluetenl t,v Mnlloy. fl y the end of the meeting, Malloy Is challenged hi, nub's ls'nd,'r Skinner - __ ftfl)'Aa). A - - -. 1 -- era did, and I had it coming. Mans readers pointed out that a man's first obligation Is to hi'. famlt, asud if he can't suppo rt them adequately loot lusurlously, but adequatel)I , l)oSr'verincen as host, the hou r moves briskly through t he reunion of Benny Goodman's great quartet - Gene Krupa on drtfffl', Temkly Wilson on paino, rhanges his mind, however, when he discovers (hit[, ri,nrrjpdl or not. Barbara and hawk will continue to live toget he r. Motorcycle ('lii,,. Malloy invites the cycle enthusiasts In a bask- •U' T U2h1 _J____ 53 ' '. r J23 42 , ". . - Mitchell, Lol! .)udy displayed and explained wen Li Ow nuike.up of the mans Items Faig:one, Eve Rogeru, Oliw she made. Lrvthing cart be George. Dormiu Cr-an, Lesni put U. good use mud of what Wright. I'asc SUer, GLenth4 111111 t Ulro%% nwv* c-nulO I* uaed. Smith, Eveivn . Serruet, Wandi, \ \ rroir ' 34 3 11 - 'j'J/ 'J 1(111p Prpl,tlf!lvs ts /1 .,... . 30 '/3 - . 1 - 25 26 ABBY: I have been reading many years and have never seen my problem discussed. When my husband and I were married. a friend suggested REDUCED Req. $5.00 to that we could have a nice sum for retirement If we would S16.00 Values put a quarter in a box every time we made love. As retirement time approaches I find that the coins to I11 -.'L.,, - aren't plunking into th box the way they once did. In fact, '/21looll0000ll ' so far this year t hey've only been plunked twice. With inflation and all, the way it is I suggested that tfl3/ . .ar / .. i"øS tr.zsband put a $20 bill in the box every time from now on. f' ,# The "ay things are going he would have to pay only a / /' ,.' • 1 TABLE couple of times a year. TROUBLED IN TRENTON / I t-'(' V/' iSCOfliIflU 00 I)EAR TROUBLED: Betren the rise of infl ation and Styles, Broken the fall of the plunking, It should average out Like old times, \ Sizes ... I ,'' DFARABBY: *iBBY .y "' boy me .i.& morning y friend ca.. and said. "If I asked you to rnmrry me lost night, I must a 226 E. FIRST STREET ,I have been stoned." PH, 322-3S24 flow would you ha"e answered him? MARY i , •.. first - DEAR X-AUSEATFI); Ile didn't. 1111il quite a few oth. O Wecinosday, May 2, 1973-SB 'l)irt Duel" Officers Malloy arid her 'iushnnvl lIowie may not I'ersoff, tMt it then rlisapp.ars ;iinl heed run into a problerri !n be married utter all, thanks to ui In the t'i.ij se of locating the it stisputn' tsn'tween community technicality of law. Paul sec's a artwork - .-Keyes meets F'etsofr'c oilulI ansi the K lag's (hoppers Wy to earl the rs'tr:t ianiship. lie introverted I year - old 1flt I N~~~~~~ - - ___ ~ W 19 DEAR I 'I - - - r6 1 -. _~ FAMOUS NAME BRAND '. ..,.--.- (*'onik fotrn) 6 tifflht. (&I') I sure hope the father in law '.rote and told you where to get oft SAI'SEATE!) IN ('INCINNATI OFF -_. Apft 3 Thurs. Fri. Set. .. \'. - I sun rnn(idPnte * husband's wishes and -dip into the sugar bowl" and help f)' tiwøfnmity ' 4" -,..& ' _N . . -- 15 lag a commitment to the church!" not The son in law ohiu.s1' thinks more of his church than he thinks of h is family TO top it till, 'ou advised "Mother" to go against her : IkES ') - . i.: - • nam.(pI) 26)Inn.y ~~~~ _-- daughter, who surprisingly t'lps the investigat or . - - - -. i rs',li .tt,..ttlnn ('lel*, ls''ii gratifyingly well ret-rived i'U up 3 Storage toom 23 Ullimalf at)) 44 Shoe Imliorn 26 New (refli) SI renilnin. for sac ri1 if.o.t refuscod to help out because their son In law gives 10 per cent of all his earnin s to his church Your answer was typical of the over-zealous religious : !nttc. 'tt :td, "..rciv you 'n't fau'.t a ,nail k honv- I I SPRING & SUMMER ;':' ' RO-JAY AT - 5 ,, / r t_ - % ,;.I - W , - -----.,4 - 11~ , . is - , DAYS cmnflIum II fruI nnv by 42 U.iIona firlirabI. (01).) 1 7 It kvvr roympli Do%" 43 N'rnada l9i)iarotire 22 Nrnn (.hrn i 44 Taut I Ventllalr-i "' / I.IU -' h,nthnr Bv Art I 1)1 \R I UT Ui 's'. i t.) the mother of the mari-icci daughter with five children. "Mother said her daughter's husband earns a very mndc.t li ing cant feed and clothe his family properl3 and cant I Z Z11 ! - I "I • .j . , :- , r...sinni.,4 the *, AA$I' s,,.,l,4,,ti' WI'PII hi' Tinitn,4 ('h.tnnhnr'& with a Methodzt Wcnurn circle anniversary Sunda sister-in-law: their niece and rc m p I...-,L #1 cot! i r, I e I I 5 WA",I I V, ha 111 ll-auquct.~ of red rnscs and her hw,band, Mr. and Nlr_ , isI f% of Unitec! babv's breath decorated the Rwhard HendricLsor, of Winte,Conimunitio . Methodist of refreshment table and were Park and their two daughters Church '.h'mber- , of 2,eth Xi Captcr presentation, and on behalf of also placed about tht' room. Red and their uncle and aunt, ir c sselheRt'th Sigma Phi met at the the members were Barbara They were married on April candLes in crystal candle and Mrs. Clarence Van Scheper antmorenci. Ind. holders flanked the three-Uered of North Ft. Myers, wtu) were Stler had tht program for this Th e have two so ns, Jerry Let' anniversaru cake. Punch was weekend guests .liid Maloney, well known meeting of Altamonte Springs, and John served from a crystal bowl. The business Sanford artist, was guest Music for the occasion was meeting of Virginia Reach , Va. Roth are The honoree wore ii red rose voted for speaker for UK- evenM Her followed ver% active in church work and corsage and her hushand a red played on the plant, by Mr-s the Girl of the Year, best '.opu was Arts and ('TaILS as a Oliw- Pierr'r- of Sanford sin- e. president of Woman's rosebud boutonniere l. creative form for pers4mal as program bio . a speaker and lw-;;: well as ronununits fulfillment. program Li) meni be r 'Everyone has artistic President Sue Ceynowa tiers Un-u: ulnlitv", stated .luth. Patience reminded al! th n V. ttu ke) ta an) art form you installation of officers for tiut decide to undertake A person corning year will Lx' held durini -. meeting in Ma). who smipl states, "I can't do the : Refreshments with an Easter it" merely is saving that they 'i • do no tutse interest enough in moti f! were served bs thu ,,,) their project to brine it to hostess 'I Other rnemueri. UiCfluiii fruition Demonstrated ",- 0 i'e.!!\,'., ., Ridge Rd.. •d5V't''If4 - \ I- B JANECs...'i1.RERR' UI)iitNI 30 Afl(' Afl(' AF- sthn nrgani7eIi the tinlergrntind railroad that helped ninre than i') slaves escape Irotti the K-1'01i. This AIIC merleti h4m ki, k7 - . - ',,, , £ --- ---- . 'al_, - Tr3 .us...'rs - ____________ ___________________________________________________________________ 36 $hIthng We get along very well. I am a bookkeeper and reccptionLt so it's not like we'd 1w elbow-toelbow all day long. ('ONSll)EllIN IT , ft" idecrn4iitb' breath - sLip i r'rn;- cu *Emk - , _ r'oynrv',t. rt. -aridelabrii with nnaegavs o! qulihani datsies.baby's breath her attendants The re''pti w; ht'ld ;i' ::lltrnlnr flia)cstic daisies and and nia'nnitu fittiage tub ht c4ikt Litilt s wer hit MLSSC.S IAiT Lvnnt Gilbo. Kit I'kinahr* and covered with a krng-eut-wnrt Given in marriage b' her k~ - I __s_ j1_ 11~___, --- whit.. '. hitt ..,. - in,,,ni'nr rihwm •DCt .13 Spina 39 HrI;*r (b) 41 Symi'ol for plate 2 fl.fni. (tatini 2$ aItiti,tIon nickname 37 Kind of sum DE 'It CONslflI-:1L1N;: If you get along isell together, and aren't cihini .(o-elhois all da kag, there's no reason ssh it shouldn't work out. Some married couples sho an - nose-to-nncc all da enjn bring cheek-hp-cheek all night, ishile other'. shn are apart all da'i ntiI.1 be happier apart all night, _____________________________________________________________________________________ rir of iS-branched spiral and empire wai'thne She carried a ticya orchids and Ivy. v The bride designed and mathnine-branched antique trenchedhand bouquet of pink, candelabra, alternating yelina blue and lavender her tjnciai outfit and -, . !~____~;_ ___ Pwn,,?I, ,nimt h.h, I 33 Maituline DEAII ABH': Would you ndvie a husband and wife (0 rL in nlk^r A ".5) - 01) O'flhI1 a w business and a lot of ple have told me we might get tired of each other if we're together all day and all night. "I dei'orated • r'nd,nt Van Buren C ion ev tbicatal Tro"oloo, ft. V. NfIn srad, lac , " (sb I 9 ih*p ttIc 62 1- 34 Ilermit By Abigai l .. (ab) 59 Skin affertlon 2301us(Ger) 27 ('hsIk-s hurt C1'lCck-to-Cl'Icck " - streamers M En1i,. 33 Fatly Chrislion church 7 ('i,riø pail ! AIfu,rnallv. - SR 24 Prtisnt month 60 ('onip..s point In B..utlful 81 rrnItiin ) , lf-N - N,rnh.p 57 Miqt tg gJ'i l suit shildren riiksetl it the first Init', ininke sure they watch it this titlic' Interesting, and trell slant'. it is a histork-al drama dvaling Willi he exploits of (eel).) wine both. r' -4 attic). 53 loft II Indian '.'elaI,l Choir (Italian) to Senior job) trinuned I. 49 French -.-,--- 'I I.ltN($N 3L'E('lAl. (Rerun i Follow the Nor th Star." If IS Speed central 50 Chs'mIit's 4' U wh 1.10.5 Auis,, sn,p,liv 43 Thank. (Fr.) 14 ru.s flflpk':tt ~- ; Ccliii (ab 1 V Uhurth bench 42 Hori feed __________________ , The Sanford Herald HWI 13 French hearth 47 Edibl. plant bb \ n Ass.;, is r.,i.., P,i,I. Supreme I Churth pelt 5 F,atre.I 1 ------.---.- 40 United States ACROSS ,~~-.,. - --1 • ;n C'flUitH I Fashioned nndC&nderellx - f , `owft, *_ . ~ -_&_ - 11111111 I 14 J --.. - r - • -. -.,------ I - 1- 'I 1 1' i 'n A' -r-r--' - - ,,,o, llf w_~_ -X= .I , -Ak.~ VASK - k' T II -9. _.-~~_~~ ----.-=' S(Rvttc0'.'PtLTE DIP4ONLH'S'1jP4T11,lu10 AM iwv 17,t2, North in FERN PARK I1CII IAIOMI NT 1`41ralITLY in the LAMPt.IQt4I LOUNU . 4 .Jr0u6' '?eØe 5 I .. '. S niiriu XiM fil 'i,,ll5 OPEN DAILY II A.M.TIL9P.M.. FRI. £'iAT.TIL 10P.M. troY 1'ronch Ave. (HI-way 17-92) Sanford El �- . . . :I. -'" ' iax;iieT4. . :,.,.:: - D—The Sanford Herald ------ - fllilll ______ ___ - ' - _'4 f"' 11 '. --'- - '- -5--- :— Tt : ;-a..':'--'i.- J. . ..' I I •..:.,,...,,,'• bmim" T-''-: -- wiiiiwidwwbffi~~~~ Wednesday, May 2, 1973 The Sanford Herald Want Ads Are "Buyerflnders"Call - - W A" WWMVT INFORMATION ___________ Central Ctwrch krcnrer, United Horticulture. Apo*b, 116 14. ARE you TROuBLED' Call Toll We Care" pdottinp AdTtj a' Teens Free, 644 2077 for DIAL L eaving for Syracuse. N V on or before May 14 Would one to share the driving Ph 319 Park. ROOFERS Experienced in up rncifirag Also - ROOFERS HELPERS Good wages. Apply in person to BLO RndflnQ Company. 13 11 Seminola BIv Cfit5ethrr . Carpenters — O 322-2611 PPrP()I AICDhObCS AnOnyrflo.t 831 .9993 Can Help Phone 42).4"I Write P0 Box 1713 Santora. Ask for Want Ads 6 ic a line 2$c a line 22c a lime Child Costs 10 Men With Cars cri care In my horn Any not, days The Longer Your Ad Puns Ph Per Line Wanted For Light Delivery WOrk COO dAl pa Full t ph" time work any hourS, dayS, evenrios, t both Apply 477 S French Ave 377 7$eS - Per Da y. Reliable YoUng Couple will baby sit '0 your home w?lr fk' on CIS r Rated For Consecutive Santora " ;i. Ins.-rtions--.-No Change Of Copy. ryice station atten4ans, part mrne Sib cli or tire changes ideal or sem retired Good py Apply rnperal Oil, 131t ,'Inc Park Good Ttunc' t Want Ad RABBITS Department Hours S a.m or dressed Any tryers, stewers 3; F. S 3 P.M. aturoays & Holidays 9a.m.. 12 Noon Deadline-17 Noon Day Before PubIict,on 11 Reliable man to drive truck, lOad and unloAd material, and work in lumber Yard 4 hr week Es relleni fringe benefits Apply in person after y rn to cit p Home Builders. 700 French Ave.. PIANO i2WpMChordCnurse 'r -. - ° -.--, - 2-In Memcr*am —. Trvtl Aat,nCee - I.. -is A(,ENCV I .: ?.A# 441'; 4—Personals S-Lost and F3und Camping-Resorts -Child Care 14 -Motels Camping. F :stiing aria Femily F un No alcoholic beverages CAMP Hotels 8-Eating Places s—Good 10-Do SEMINOLE 377 4470 Things to Eat - - Travel - & Recreation 7772 3-Travel Agencies IS-Action Sports tranWortaflor provjeo Child Pt- 111 ________ 18 - 19-Female Help Wanted 515 per DISTRICT MANAGER TRAINEE The successful applicant . 71-Situations Wanted - - Financial 76 F - --- Rooms for Rent .,9- 30 -Apartments Rent Unfurnished J1-Apaslments Rent W COLLINS. t.5lSIANI MANAGER IRk PILL if'fltu(I Pd CPickpn C'ita I Mr Wrht t uö , Fried Chicken, 27I French Ave P, 377 513' be'w'i 13 5 p.m Maflagri' Trainee minimum 71 yrs old Family Fina nc e . 110 S Magnolia. 377 1I2 circulation Pen? 34-Mobile Homes Rent 15-Mbil will be paiø a good salary and a DefltfUuI allowance for using his Automobile Other benefits otfereø A rt VftCbtijfl. hospital(:ation, disbillty and life Insurance It yfli want a Secure futynt ir, a fin' growing management field. apply If' Person to TPi( SANFoRD HERALD Circuii?ipn depart fliprit THIS IS OLD For Rent Vn) - - LINE... to Rent Houses for Sale __________- - 19 Call General Manager for in Female Help Wanted 411, I. .. n. ,. ii' "gb earning potential Call 37) 1,10 ','iviAnf' Woodard Cosmetics itisidiAry of General FOodS ___ Baby Sitter Mature responsible woman needed to care for 2 small boyS Light housekeeping 7 A Own trarispor 333 0805 GENERAL CLERK, experience Preferred. ten key adder. good Pypist and figure aptItude Va-ied, interesting, new office, free parking. major benefits Cell Reserve Insurance, 67173M An Equal Opportunity Employer rrnCt, Ave 75 Manage- • Mature couple for new apartment complex in Sanford Send resume and salary reQuirements to P 0 Box 797, Casselberry, 33707 Live In T care for borne and 2 children in return for room, board mario small salary Call after 5 p.m fir Sale or pan time Will from Mu?,' tie ,wt Apply at 4775 FrPnct Ar,' betwetn and 6 i rthusehotd Goods Male Female bus tx,vs and gi,s at tpndantp Apply its person. Days Iran I 4 and SR 46 Salary, paia a'bUI''(,r?S phO h(ih,cjo'% aria o'her t ?4 'ogn Se-Camping Equipment 57-Sports Equipment $9-Musical Merchandise group insurance Mutt hAve' $ iorioa driver's license , 7) yr's old Pay is draw againSt Con- 0-Off ice Equipment And Supplici, 1iItt: tii nnhISiQfl5 Crood opportunity to get started ,n auto Sales Apply in 1itTa1i person to Jack Devit a' Iii flayer nh ';wjiger' nc s i s; Tools ~karltura 44.-Equipmcnt tot Rent Business Opporluriitles F OR SALE PEANUT, CAND & GUM yEN DING BUSINESS in SANFORD GOOD INCOME 6 to S hort wetkly Total price, 11,735 DCI cash Write TEXAS ,(ANDY lOMPANY, Inc 1377 Baste PC, 75717 riçiup Sar Afltfli(l Ie IS IN DELTONA - i' : I' - $1 Houses . PIACH C .slI 3?? - - ____________ flARY- Home, large cArpeted I v rig rccam 7 bedim ma cent r a I nc'a wO%rrr nryer t. 1 IJ',TOM lf(.JIL 7 1)5111 ANY HOME (.01 F COURSE I large l'i'dioom'., 7 baths, large hying 'nom with fireplace, bilge Florida room. central beat 5. Air. double .lr beau? I fully I a ndsa pet? 'aerloosing Inc tarmway An ci i,'SiyC listing of CORBEIT I - , omesWth LOW ___ D'vn k__," &_M 8312442 U 55 A t PCIR P4. 'a 0 .AN F ORD ~~~ __________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ 1 1IJ-7. * if I - 14 lag ~ Real t, 161 '''-n L'eci';,,,,)'n, pm ivi,lC, ,il?.5L?ae ,iltslsg h-seSI Sc,:tron t a it'n' ft rCricrrpOt 521 cS'l HALL REALTY 323.5774 or 3730517 Eitate * h Ii,-r,'r tj,,t,,Ilo In,, re,'. we thOr,' commissions floor time Will personally train you to list and close lb yrs ci perience Check our unique promotion idr'ar. "STOP Procraat'natino Switch to the 'STOP UM' learn Office Hwy I? 92 across tron'i K Mart F,'qri Perk III 7667 .b a near excellent schools, carpeted, central ha all appliances. llilll - CRAIN REALTY 4 Till --I , Blvd. -'- ORLANDO Y. —_____ _____- --_______ Nice) bedr oo m 7 bath CII home on deep landscaped lot, choice locAtion only 121.500 Terms • KULP • CalIBart Real Estate - Call 3777499 - SANFORD REALTY 25445 Frencti Ave Days 372 7212 Two bedroom hoUse, 53,500. my ,,.,,I,., Attt.'ni mrm,'lnana 56.7(10 S72 per month. 9O1Sumnmeflln Ave., Sanford 32365$3 Roberts & Gilmar BUY No qualifying. Assume approx. $9500 mort gage. ll2000 per mo 3 bedroom. 1 bath, remodeled inside. Small equity and Move In' 1406 E 7h St Sanford Phone 317 3177 f lot v.,,fl Spanish I 5104'', riome I bidrooms, 20 bathS, it- iireplace' carpet, garage ,'..lh won area, nice shade tr% 5' S' ('cnn 7.-rn", REALTOXS $4-7$-nn Ptovidence Plai.a, Deltono Ranch Type NA ILI Newcomer to the hr drozs"';. 7 httr'. ,,t'ntrat hrt ,ind air. Sphcious livng room opened to large family OnrTi * lh fireplace on corner lot S39.500 With Term?, Orlando arelia"? You can buy and move into a new Sanora home today. , 1111111 se ________________ ______ ( / '. - '-- U --.-. shop lot et on '4an r Our Irgon' .i"d tju';nr,'SS rg S l0.yA) To n ii.'; In The Country! d _~~, ,n Ii.. 4 WEEKS PAID VACATION PER YEAR If workers in zi,sembly and machine - Travel Trailers 76-Auto Repairs Parh Arra'ssnrWs - 77-Junk Cars Removed 7$-MotorcyCles 79-Trucks and Trailers operators. Country Club 3 EXCLUSIVE bedroom. 11 btht. Screemi procts, kitchen equipped, 70.000 BTU A C unit, drapes. paneled family room Good condition $16,500. 179 57 reQ present mtg , taxes & 5 're' St.'y Dipmp. a Excellent Opportunity! CIuOi,.p'. All adve'ls.nq app-army in The Sanford Herald r Wednesday will aubomaticaliy D, placed in Thur Ways F AMILY BARGAIN NE WS SECTION ffi.t is diitr*buted to an atnal 13,$4 Isonset in me area. Ad.tr1i*e, should include Plait iht.rl*n in Computing their earned apply in person ask for Mr. Grady Stepp ALUMINUM HARCAR PRODUCTS CO. SANFORD, FA, I 45 different home styles—by (305) 323-4670 322-2420 Ant ()dham, S35,000.$45,0j STEP4STROM REALTY - J. Brailev, Builder/Developer l ,__7i____~ flat eAak Dlivg Call 3.747fl today — NORA - ayton Use SaleS. UWGY IRS I fir liii,' Tested F 'ri 12061 ParkAve Days, 377 6123 lights 377 7357 , 372 5174 ilI Older two story frame, )i baths, freplacc, two car garage, fruit tre es , many extras Walk to s hopping c en ter A lot for only 1)5.000 MOSSIEC DATCA7At4 Reg Real Estate Broker 6 Days,9 3, 372 7643 New 3 bedroom 7 central P1 A. all custom halts. m',tras, CrOuSive location, no City t.aep, $ 77,500 52500 (lOAn LOCH ARBOR Good location, new custom, 3 bedroom. 2 bath, central ti A, all extras, no city taxes, 1)7.5.00 $7,.)0 down - A&B CONTRACTORS r' ç 372 22$? ij5tO rn Builder CEN IIII. p Op 40 miles from Orlando City Hall any up ,and Repair. 6.1 Equipment for -- it.' ''-ur' fl mr. to i,jl.amj 4'l tm"ir hit' -qay - r t # _, , A Try A '' 'p ,,"l'n1 ,,l 1"u"• 5 s" a KIRBY VACUUM Free Home Demomnlratiofls Cleaning 5. Shampooing 101W 11h St PP. 373 6591 JOHN NTWALKER GARAGE SALE Sat May S. 93. Tool, crib, F.lec Appliances,Golf ClubS, record racks. 3 Oriental ID ACRES - 336' fr on tage on San f or d Ave 5 acres cleared, S acres throw rugs, picture frames. tapestry, porch furniture, mlscell, Deitona Blvd.- Right on Whitewood. left on tlgrove to Sign 61$ Clgrove Drive, Deltona. wooded $35000 JIM HUNT REALTY SS Boats &Marine Equipment - it II Steury fiberglass, lull canvas & trailer, excellent condition l/c'a'onable loft (7W Invader, 53 tip Chrysler and trailer 106 Satsuma Or 371 001-1 Realtor "Central Florida's Lead er " Need listings in your area Open inç new office soon Read ' Lifestyles LP In 'I'Iie' Herald ' , ' f'rJ 'ii Speed Bird, IS a and trailer 10 tip electric start Johnson motor, 2 six gallon tanks, extinguisher. and anchOr 1993 $111 Edgewood Drive, Orlando, 295 2115 or $31 460$ ' F-Ia. ill Il 'npetition Ski Boat, 60 MPH IS' blue mrtl flake *ith '11 Merc , liD lIP. 30 tirs on engine Orlando Ill 699 alter 3 p m I SO i'iu' Miscellaneous For Sale I Dogs Recjbone hound, Walker hound, German Shepherd Call after 7 -377 4)77 buSineSs n I track tapes Call Us We Pave ttse right price for you Phone II) 5710 or 5-13 577). 58 ,.,,rt,.q$ ,iuii'u .in.my ---- -. Wanted to Buy SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS - S al Deftary 59 -- '84 hf'rrp Fl (amino. I Speed. il') ri? ii nr.at.'r ni , 'n "i 5'r'ij --iii l fSl Autos for ury, IV?? Buick Electra 723 Lim,ted 4 door hardtop, full power. air, 60 10 seats Call 322 7635 after S 196? Ford Falcon automatic Iran Srfl,tSiOn, radio, heoter, light blue ['(client condition Only 1695 SHELLEY Stamps-Coins L 197) Ford (.ran Torino Mutt Sell, ',,ii Iirsman(e Like over payments Call 172 6431 .inytiruse IOLO 1'.,,,.nh n,iO4'J, Convertible 'S" -r..... good condition new tireS, 177 7770 ,'afte'r 5 L' 6w zi L '- tr"z ,I L : ar 1111111w ...Iiiii.ita Mother's Day Bars In stock, 30 pcI discount on al l supplies through May S Tom's Coins. 73006 Aloma Ave • Winter Park, Fla 37719, 10 am 6 P.m Monday Saturday Ph 617 $331. A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Auction 1? * Dealer Auction * Air Merchandise needed 'or 4u(tiQfl every Wednesday (Dowg Pat(h) Dealer Auction across from Sanford Orlando Dog Track Ill *** AUCTION * * Conditioninif Fencing - C ,-s'i ii '5 n I r'il.t t 'mi Is) F u-n free is chl,ite ,all ArI Harris, at 'it AIlS in Sanford 3771771. AppUances I Quality, lest service Call 323 jlf) TURNER FENCE COMPANY This NEWSPAPER does accept not knowingly HELP WANTED ADC that indicate a preference based on age from em t)IoyerS covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT More information may be obtained fonn the Wage Hour office at Rm. 309, Or lando Prof Ctr 22 W Lake Beauty Dr., P.O Box 0024 A, Orlando, Fla 3:806 telephone 741 .447) Attic decide SII you A!~,Illlnvlinilird Coal fli(k*I5 rineir It U t,' outlasts galvanized 0, 'r ,'a' [simile 'F-titP'. • I'm I 4 30 4/fl '.At41 (,)P lIb'aijl,il,sIb .5151 tit, A1IPI(.. A CONOl Sail,', Ave ION W. Beauty .m .hii' I I .ii i L'irtmu.', . ii .1 ti..'Iui I .iJi Ill 15114 3 ______ '.i'cu.ui'inu Slab 1100? p,115 ,l' 'vOwayS. sidewalks Suiiiaiai,I i.icr.'le 321 1325 - DraftIng CALL 322-261 1 LIST FOR n,,- ii , , , . j..'- t ,a' 4'a - , ''ii rui,i,lt' %e't'ii ti,lJiii% Li' Is log wijrkiII.tiaylap iterialS LEACH ALUMINI,i%5 .Ifl(.fl()54 Ill 46)5 '. . ' -"i L L)R ILL I L '51Ii-4kL[14 SYSTEMS 'Sit lviqs and 'ia' rpj r aio scr • itiN .%SALP-iINE S SUPPLY co ill $4.27 , 323 0/94 ('matting t cad, lo ,ui,,uve7 Sill eat cia I ,, , . ,b , .., II. , i 1.1 ii i-i. N' aS ZiuiJSl , F'a.iiling interior I, ester ia,pm , repairs, roots painted, free Pauruest poll ' , '100 We Dr1Ing . KilCIfEN AND 8ATHNOOM CAtSI NEtS, Frnic* tcp%, sinks. cx inbiallAlion 322 5053 5 -moon _____ (votnal f'Ior'da Home 1w provensentp Painting Intars and [ilerir, Retlijential and Cona 'net (il. 37) 6044 ___ WsI1'ng '.'-- ill ''.i _ta14lu a,' ' '' Ri,' , 3sIing7 Rpo,n AJ, pant 'n-j ii Itpet o clrpeniry lnlCn I' I altnior. Rea30nabI. IL) ._. i_u its iq..J u a '.°' ___ , ,,'j, '., Welding A IN Ti PIG in't'(ter. Exterior , .,,'.,', t'itleS III 'is,! . I o, Sinai) 'a'a my Aiy l vva u-mould and removed 0. 11 riReniencod estimate's ., ,'.''''. _______________________ - -Call on l',sul tfenderson for your con(te'te *04k Arail block jobs - _ - - I' ' ftj C'111 . Signs . Concrete SuvS holp ill "_____ IMPIIOV[i%'EPIT', Snu,$Il lobs Wanted 177 1135, "Luke Mary' - P'ia,,n pal Supplies ii, .,' e'i't car tfifiiJi .4(3 . . , .,'si' 1407,5 ''trehlAitreL I' ring at,', lit '.' 1.1 l'i " Al . BUDDY S .,,,Ii,'' F or Iii. 110Cr S Sub uiitratorl Cumtlpl' Piutipe l'lanp anti Shop Olinwings Fast, dleperurIhle i' ,.q., ioii (ill'. l..r l's III CASSELBERR Y -.- 111111 'i it OFIGIA'S CERAMIC 'a ' "at' P St't PIt '4L1.L) Pvt ticlutil 'aiui,ijI ,ibS pm','ftrr.i Lww references 119 $)1% '.ti,,,i,'i' )At v.5054 'a CEW1¼',tuu Supplies I ii it,'airn ID S .. ia-il I f-ion Sd.i i A '..iidJv 327 'VJl I i,g 5 .'isiwl5 a's.' ' Home Improvements Ceramics — r'.s.,iu, u'mii as't, 7ul %t.I.JiiLl .1 A. 1/2 l.a.) Bulldozing - - -- it'.hi ii It 0E MANO )LL IT ,'U• 1 '-4 A .,,.,..'a,,IiOEO AD Pet Care 'i I, — t::.'tia ''ii t teu.J Care BuHiiligi i , in,, .5RLE. - L-1-4 .i I Glcns-Mirrors -. !• ,t L ' ..u-f% ,., 51 5 lll.A(lTY SALON s'I hum ,'l tleuut 511 I Piie I.') 5112 I tr ii. .'r r"i,rCi.si & QEA.iLE ttIL,,7,', fl Lake Cleatwig (,irpti TIe (,',ii I 1-mm I,': • '.i'i'..u'.it 'i.'i ..t'i ,'a ,- Maintenance. Corn iSesdenti..I LJrJscaDflJ Floor CIean1111g Insulations t4,iijiis 7734 ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD DEL TONA LONGW000 - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Curs'r's,rc'II LgV$raCt's oVanted REASON ,SOLERATES-)777722 t'n,' SEMINOLE APPLIANCE SERVICE .51! .iicl.ac ri rep., nc1 312 119.6 '1 t,,A.4lPl CARE SPECIALISTS - ill LLLll'.'t 1.1 55oI-i learirug lu-ti •,wr Sp.c.,,it, 321 lit) Earn Your Own Money By Delivering A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week Lawn Service - G& J FENCE vkood, (Pijiri ink F i'a'(e'5tim,t,5 373 27)) Full line GE Appliance's Sanford Electric Company 7522 P3rk Drive, 3.72 1542 - if Best f 1 1 1 1 1. D.s ijn 1-11111 Of PAl M.%IA ER ,,S?.TflS fret 'g,'r hiii'r ' ian I a rl',i'fi A' au"' Juan $34J421 . nj ne'rds S FENCE. we do - GI RLS ON THE C,iii u-i about your le'nc lrngation - - ' WED . MAY 7.1 30p in The largest Sale of Furniture, at) pliarhce's, bedding & TV's li-oaf has hit Central Fla Consists of new A, bankrupt damaged clos eou t s rentals Cf.PITRAL FLORIDA SALVAGE 'S AAA AUCTION 190 N 17 92, F- 12 OR OVER NAME Fern Park ruby red, World War II items and nostalgic items THREE SEAS. 106 Canton Ave , Winter Park Ph 6.45 lots indoor Speakers, excellent mike. stereo pliorwa tied in Cr,st U7S t)t'St *tit'n ,,i"* Sic nit ice $250 iiflr 3711j6? YOUR L Hwy. 436 & 17.92 - - *U,tL't'uj. AND GET ULL L LLL LI:L LL bE 701 USED CARS. Three Sees sells Coins. stamps. metal detectors. depression glass. I' A System 125 watt, Slnomiit,rrg Canton amp , 2 outdoor horns, 2 AGE No wonder some people call the Subaru the Japanese Cadillac. French Ave. 3732960 F URN ITURE III ApTIQUES P1 5 ',141'('(J. $75 ant 1 $10 716 Ot'B,ir, Drive, AND Standard at no extra cost... .fach clock •radio •disc br;k radial tires •tinted glass high back reclining seatss full nylon carpeting ann more extras at no greater charge to you. - vinyl top. power.,,' (onditioning, sharp inside and o' 410 CI 0 Pugh performance $250 down pay 51900 per month Call 17) 35*? Top Dollar Paidr Auctions every Friday i-life , 7 30 p rn A A A Musical Merchandise BOYS The worlds best front wheel drive car. Sale -- CASH 37'? 1)32 (r'rr'' l'ilorkS, 30c each. Dresse' large rurror. $16. Three quantri bed, spring & mattress, us Table, $6 6'.' Venetian blind 1-1 50, Child car seat, $3. Wait hose. , Venetian II' blindS. 6 i'ififldO*tiO' is 312 544* 510 -. tiM F P161EV WOODS DARN Dollar y Wrsterr. Wear, Save at The Oh Corral W es tern Shop, It 97, I mil cans Chevrolet. 19/C Impala, I dIr hand top, air, power %t,,rniJ, $1395 373 449% after 6 Webdy furniture and miscellaneous Sell for 75 percent consignment Free pick ups Auction Saturday Might 7 p m .Sanfcwd. 327 7770 -- if( speed. 'ink Iron Trucks and Trailers ,9 HO . ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any conditor 644 8126 Winter Park Bicycles t wri ii) 171 55?) Junk Cars Removed RABRITS WANTED Any tie, color, quCntity Top prices, we RICk U(t 77 7 5237 BOAT TOPS. made & repaired, vinyl on tOnivitS Anytime. Brute's float lulls. 641 IdSI l-leisoisable Distributors f'i,)ZA i- 5i Orlando 195 4191 an,rn. 1911 MAITLANI) FLEA MART Hwy It 92. Open Sal & Sun 9 S I)) 9550. 83* 7920 P01)5061 MARiNE 797714*, 1792 372 596) Want to buy, I bedroom with large lot or small acreage Close to Sanford Owners only , Reply to Box 493. care of The Sanford Herald. F' 0 ho. 1651, Sanford, economy car value on the market today," - Sarlui';t A41-4'.Jl' 700% 645 377? the best Subaru IS Auto Repairs Parts Accessories 16 C toted Wednesdays Inc , Realtor s. Mail land Dollar the for 'iP 1 Day w.'etenid. 170 F' ,.,, ,. tic TH 5I'OP iS Si-lOP 1275752 036-1 Roberts & Gilman, Inc. .-- "Dollar to buy and sell gold or silver coins. contact us first We also buy bulk silver coins SEMINOLE COIN E6'tER. 109W lit t • 473435? peg 530 Rubber buats. $10 Surplus World. II6JI E Flay SO Ph .''i Real Estate Wanted i I A,,imAl Haven ftoardin.3 Y.Cnr,els 69 G. L. SPORTS COUPE A Vacation Tv*y.i Trailer IS', sleeps 6. gmat 103,115 . e, furnace, I iii ieitb ti 1' :.;,.,, .; '.i,usesct'lt en 6wkS old Male 115 54 Garage-Rummage Sales acres wooded, 11 acres partially cleared - E LLL(UAiLL p r PT 17 - - Janus Realty, $31 6400 LLL ,yrrL';',fl')'1 ',li"P 190 fl 17 97, Longwood TELEVISION SETS $25 UP MII.LI3PS7619 Orlando Drive, 327 0357 ôi,' 17 VOlt Auto flatteries 511 i$ FURNITURE & AUCTION 13$ 7031.. TV.Radio.Stereo 53 Lt' L E ' iii - Iii's IS'. Sollcololairsod. full,, "lipped with haning. sleeps a P. 515 site ,' - -- Air Stream 1564, 7? lnt.mnMinnimal ta,n, complet e ly equipped 14,Ofi) '.'; 1011 After 7 p nfl Pont (tIn.' F- i,Str. F(er.trir Carp.', 51 ,,, d.l iiaiuti. , ..- r U,r i.o. CARPUI I 4S I UliPitlullI. ___ UV Lip LL - Petit 'I- or used furniture, appllancet, toolç, etc Buy I or 1301 items . Larry's Mitrf. 213 ¶,.anfa'd Ave APPOINTMENTS m I i',1f I ar,uu I quipruient will tell tall lid eASy wilts a Classilieci Ads (.a.I 322 7611 5)1 H)) NO SUNDAY DELIVERY Publilah,d Ery S.IIJIIUy ORLANDO Service 1 7619 S S I rench Ave . Sanfor4 Open 9 1. 6 days 327 $172 Reduced 3)0 ft. Hwy. 44, ranch, 1 acres, stalls and fences, huge utlftty bldg. 3 be dr oo m house 11 III I FOR SALE. WE W11, I 1) 11 (VIP Call 1278119 - THE BISON CO. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3735200 SOOFremach Ave 3503 Orlando Or 323 3500 Spaces Available 2521 Park Or. 3722111 After hours 372 9751, 327399) 377 0645 till)) It) ()n,er, $1,S0) W 9 C ma. I oacler 1, yard, %1,5k,() It yard (,arwocxl drag line $7,$0Q All in good condition 4071 •n"on SIrept, 1,1/ 5719 68 - , — uaru d vmui.uurn civmanrrx. Anytime Acreage Machinery and Tools hSi Any rack distributors (brag volume nuns After 7571 Park Drive, 377 7115 3729711. 377 3991. 3770641 1DILLWILDE ST JOHN'S REALTY 'CO. - Appliances - Tape Track LOVELY HOMES - - -. SPECIAL Washer & Dryer, large under warranty 1725 Call 531 MobuIi' Homes Lots and t folk - Gaice is 54)I$V L,.ii4ttg LAKE Radius of Call Credit ,nianogrr 377 911) or eveningS, 81% 1146 or see at Sari toro '.,-auil (enter, Downtown, i i ;t '.i A CamwIkU"S P1•1 B$8a1 A move in tomorrow (305) 295-4370 ',.'v. hg ni,a,tune, t)uflon .7 ij :,a t, . % it hit,',' ui-pill,' 4i th'Stl,iilS Assume l,atancc of 5.11 or 7 piy,iaer's of 6 50 "Sanford's Sales Leader" .12 -------- and ctlf)OlIds Your Multiple Listing Agenr,y REALTORS 3SóS Park Dr JIM HUNT RLALP P - N Conventional Homes Qualify to buy SANFORD AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER MR Luxury Townhouses—Patio Privacy Homes Uøiwc$,16d stove, ia" sso. DInir room light l,.lure. 11%. Vitiniator belt ISO 377 51)) 122 1257 t h'acAR THUR RETURNED and so did this brand new Split 3 bedroom, 2 bath in Highland Park with all the extras you could ask for 1.35.000 You don't alvvaysget second chance on one like this nc 111111 Styli.. 1.11 3 ledi's,.,, Aj4i teem St * • * 1911 fll,n IS' e I' *ith tip rvaor'n 13.500 Call 17) 55)1 , ins TOWN Zj 4k GarSens Excellent wages—Paid 4 weeks vartiort, Pa id Holidays Liberal Group Hospitalization and Insurance Plan. SO-Autos for Sate Il-Aviation There IS a better way to live—at Sanora. Gn&a NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Back on Market! VACANT Realty )7'l 13 01 '164C tlaaotnra A,i' ,tt 17 ',j have confidenr:e in our homes, too. If you ha e t move' (Jul % Of (iilando area within two years, Builder/Developer J. Bruiley Odhir'i will buy your home at the original down payment of 10%, or you mdY elI to anyone else at a higher price. Don't wait to enjoy beautiful Florida living in your own home. Come to 5anora today. - see to appr eciate Monthly pay merItS 11 24 inc taxes & ins Spacious hon,e site on I pluS acres. part f enc ed, includts two bedroom mOOilt home wills extra large bedroom built on Large utility room an cndit,oned 119.000 Wt' EARN South Pinecrest. Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 baths. 2 A C units $22,500 furnished, $31,500 unfumnithed Good condition Mutt I li t a - Roberts & Gilman Excellent condition Ideal j 'ji' i ' all 10, 126.730 Present mlg Inc taxes & ins 11 25 31 mo - I Ii, d'(ic,i"i'. I I)JIhS P'i'ttt u.n ,1r p.inrled din,ng room and t 4' p'" on Shaded corner lot 124,000 Terms 146.11 Iii) - UPSALA ROAD nea r golf course I. country club 1 bedrooms. 7 baths, large family room. central heat 5. air, carpet fenced back yard & other desirable features, C om fortable home on canal 3 bedrooms. faiauty r oo m heat and mar, excellent area 574 a";)O Ii'rrrr'; Extra Nice I. nv people in home sales and financing vill tell you that yOU h to be employed 3 6 months before yOU Car' ( lualif\ to buy a hornt' N's' dl Sanora, have confidence in peoplt. \Ve know that if you were successful at VUII hijjnvc t ratk, iri 'isbn back home, youll succeed here. Show us evidence of yt' ir di hievement (your most recent tax return will do np ri, nicely) " and u can qualify and move in immediately, '. hik' W4 process the H ;1u2 flam-tr':. JOHNNY WALKER EXCLUSIVE Water! Water! ' sell trade 322 lii list P iu%t 51 Singer 1972 Mel I ('I SiiOW you thiS trig llghland ,,rk I tietrooni tmr on A large 'it Has double garage, almost new cential heat and aim, formal ,lining room, Florida room. and '1iany extras 8,1 for $12 000 You II lit,,' it EQUITY Beautiful '. t WIL'.0t4 '.PAIER FUIfNITUR1! 70 ACRES - 450' frontage on Osceola kill , $1,630 per acre 6 5315772 REALTOR 21 H our Service e mattress, 170. 2 diaper rocking chair lags. II 50 ca ,icedsrcuptwlstering 15 322 6772 We Are Ready 43 CLIFF JORDAN .,. ., ll.,Iiy llll`ii10 BEST BUY We have immediate openings for production Transportation S Realtor 107W 1st St 372 7315 — Stemper Agency REALTY Se'minole County Realtor Just completing eight 3 bedroom MEMBER, OP'.APlDO WPM L hornet. I') batts, enclosed garage. 1919S French 372 4991 entral air and heat, carpeting, Eve Sunday 3 72 7371 or 377 1194 walk to schools and Shopping All city convenIenceS Low down payment $ 71,000 to $23,000 . 1. 7, ,', hIp fi oh I \ , ty.iri li'l o,jllress & s,,''nu%, tables. book i ase. Oaairs See at 759 W ceminole. 1.ahc Mary or call 372 0 ii EXCLUSIVE SOUTHERN CHARM ItilS i bedroom 2 story home ipatures all large rooms including I?"??' screened porch, fireplace, central heat, and double garage wilts guest Quarters Close IC sP'cpc.nq .( tac,'lc and chijrct'ar'% Qnly 535 000 Te rm Household Goods SA '10 liv OWNER 2 Bedrooms, stucco t rench style flame Large garage Ste 000 177 9839 Cic 17? .58)6 brick home , [T / Z Lake Mary TOAN C.ET OUT C ,'nc(1 tree St neon, corner near gOlf r dl"". rceci al 5)7.500. Inc includeS lL "13 bedroOm. 7 bath F L Cro is Realtor 1) Hwy 17 9? DeBary 665 6951 'l I I S LIn. () '1' CS. You '•'tll • flhi • r cl It r' -, ". wime in Santora for $11,900 Has? '. Seminole, new 4 bectrOorn. 2 bath, ' LtI tedrnom kitchen e..rr•" 'i'•'z'i.'J floors Call 'is for op L.fll rent to show it to you - 172 !r54) W) 5', FirSt St 37) ¶195 (;ra%sIi' (pnpv ______________________________ Realty NEAT & NICE M. UNSWORTH REALTY Oranges -Va lencias it" 4. j. _ ti) WeS' r.-. ,t ACREA.E TI51',$S ,,, -- ('t RELTi' - UALL We Nave hornet availiPI. pr,ced from 116.000 to 1.31.500 TERMS I) -______ .ak Mary, 3 bedroom. l'' )4% sewing room, fenced Shaded i orner ot Near school 5. shop ping $75000 Substantial down I • ,;, 1.1 AL. I WIAL li'' ,s.'o C'rran ........ i, (' ' - 11 Plym'itls Idee,. VI, power h..r eq. faetiri 8sf. rrsyl.l F?y w', •" '- t..?4 i' Ø4'u a 51414i 711 fl'S, o.' 5')' f5 - - - ill 7471 ,riOtIP$ 11051 IlIJ inaPuiflp with stand, Pmograrnmed fi,V accn'ts rr'tOhvat,ie and payroll 1100 C#n to' seen at Sanford Her a ld 71 - Console (Iiir IV c.ars Xe,, iboth Aulomiat c a'. O%tiCr good condition 132 $711 after S p C A WIlIDDON SR , liROKIiW ut t ;',,5, S,afiloi'd ii Pht III 1161 ON Office Equipment & Supplies 60 - - Houses for Sale 11_________________ - ie&,ii All ' ________ I CRANK CONSTRUCTION ''" "'; NI.'.'. it t•, f-2 Nit I') 1 ltrtlrooin. I' l,alh'. arport on large wooded lots in Orange City is low as S p0 down available for n%pe(ton Turf, West on West Virginia Ave from 1792 to modpl t,<me A,Sitgnolisi Park Subdivi s ion Orange City Call 901 755 17PA or bi)', SI? 6)00 Homes 1 ar n -. - - MISCell,311e0U5 C.'r (sin I JI . Ii IC Sale - New Brick Homes Kingsberry Resort Property For Rent 46 building you new 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes priced from $21,300 to $27,500 in.' chidIng lot. Up to 95 Pct- financing available. Coins 72- Auction Houses for - ----- ______ ______ 4 Sale for - 5O'7 bedroom, carp.?, adults ..ecurity. 1147 monthly plus 'ilities 373 0)72 Ilia - JOHNNY WALKER 71-Antiques raw. - isIs Interstate 4 east to the tel, Mo.y silt. Get off and go r!;lst on Lois Mary Bvl,vard is on your 1.4,. 0 m4s from the ext. Open on Ti-is weiekdy from 10 ttI S.30. Sundoyt from 'eon till 6. Visitors welcome. PRODUCTION WORKERS 70-Swap and Trade 7S Campers 51$ $00 Quite simply the finest adult mobile home park in America today. Close to Orlando. Extraordinary location. Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot rentals for homes start at $75 per monrn. Furnished models open for your inspection AT THE FOREST © 6b-Horses - "Pit' Di'iN i2'.i 'ID i'i ii PlantafionVil , hIiair 'alcs Personnel. experience not neCCary-will train Paid aacatio,n, car and gas furnistipa SI-Bicycles 69-Stamps j R .1 4 g HOLD IT! - a tm'rprnrnI if 14r ,jo. Torn Irma ..el lr4ilort Many to Ctsc*'ise from, 71 of I.. 771? Ir,rwj Stop by von lf to so* this fine product Plea, World Travel, Flay 1197 P4 Fern Pma't , ml. II of Dog Track Pd I P' Homc'. Rent r.i1 2 !to.1" rot' I' traiier 1(11 triIC pe,son. alan ç,,ttges for rent No alcoholic 00 pets Camp beverages sem.nole. 322 4470 1 leriri ii C,c,cjc Poll. Palo vacation explefienct preferred, but not necessar 4 Apply in person to Jack Davis a' Bill Baiter V*Il. sw.gen, 3319 S I' '2. Santoro 55-Boats S Marine Equipment Buy ' cooks, Help Wanted Rummage Sales el—Wanted to ______ _________ - - )eth4, man waned, rnvs F ioritt, driver's license 47-Livestock and Poultry Mobile CONDOMINIUMS RE CONS', RUCTION RATE - All ' it' rnrf Ga'air-e needs er OW ,e'ark,'yy) cash fl) 7731 '69V'SVSQS)APFFIACIC CONDITION 531 9111 F%CELI Travel Trailers ,--- - _ 47 /H fl-jg A I condition. --a ,s,. lob, pnp t rear w ridows 1)5A 91 5443 Campers 15 - Full mar, one oats,n, lOw p'Nar m"tea130. [TPA SPlAPPii Call ii, 17y) a-tv for i,lr It it pot 44il Positions available for waitres,e's SIereo 6$-Pets and Supplies - 3;U Ad that s Sell Power! - Appliances 43-Machinery and 1 Psedroot,,, Apartment Air, kitchen fouipped Adults. 11(15 Deposit 114 lr',%rriri A '.p Pu 372 2?Rc Iitiy, Sitter 'or CtiUrtPi Matu'r w-0f'i.lfl i-I't S 45 12 '. on Sun '1. response cl:Ilt' J -'. _________________________________________ _ Th e Mary. 2 bedroom, turnch,,ti .a;nted •ii'.id# .and Oil ii,, .•' P hildrefl. no pets, rtfercnces and •eu,rty. respnnishte og'ir (lilly Sb?" (hII )2 . " ~ I -- Autos for Sale 711 Ct)? yalen 'ION '(WW0c 196$ Lill ofitiviragIen. Bug r'.ncd?ranspmynfafIon,5150 1fl0131 ' 77 40 Autos for Sale __________ F,),I $143 Ten Telephone Receptionists get your 55 when you i Want Ad' is phone and dial 1.9993 We'll and place a M(rct)andis,e 6.2-Lawn and Garden Bedroom. 2 full baths, tL115 equipped kitchen 8340171 clot hes'-whatever your heart desires Find out PaO* easy it is to get started as an AVON Representative Call MS 3079 0 Real Estate Wanted &I-Budding Materials 7 -____________________ EARN A VACATION THE AVON WAY' Make money in your spare hours for ii getaway Cruise. Spring Ve tp resort ttery, or ex 46-Income And Investment Property 54-Gat'ag' terview at 323 377(1 or 847 4461 - PSi 1)1 It 81)1 TIOtI r- very P,tniqsd$,m Fliti' 1I'M !rin-i li I 3 S b.. Niy n-i '-il n.'' 1, elf .' nr fa'iiis,'P'm,ii ? '37C!7 ,a sir op Cl ,,.iic rime A(J( 7I3P4 Ha, I? 97, Canford I Sn - 4I Auction 1) I Cottage Ideal for one person (4794 ' Sandlewood Villas 407W 1st St 377 7315 __________ _____________ OiOer woman to live in and care for home and 7 ctsilo"er. In return to, room's, board aid small %ata'y Cili after S p u's 134 $143 . 4-Fat ms and Groves Radio iv No ReaIt - i-Lol' and Acreage 53-T ________________ '- extra 515, S or more a wero Man 4 AVON Repn('srnt.tia,' earn an estimated $40 a week u' mcyt' selling our famous product' tc l' lenclly people Call today 644 3079 -Mobile Homes - • Aehdt PitPPaOfle 332 iSv ....., k'a'Oh ASKS CAN VOL.) USE ar Real Estate IS-Resort Property For ale ______________________ - --_____________________ Sansom __76iA_A ___ --- — - itorsa- I Bedroom, porch, at air conditioned trctive. yAlRtlC flow $130 mo Sil 4.1 Bedroom apt , $115 m security deposit Water furnsp Adults onl y . no pets 213 Laurel Ave b; Art -- ____________ - - I Clrt whO enD', working will) plants to arrange terrariums, aria (lIst) gardens No experience reQuired See Bob Welker. United Horticulture', 232$ So Park Ave r , Apopka or call U62958 36-Resort Properly i-Business Property For Rent -- iNRtP4CE CLERK, with pen sunai lines rating or coding cx panience to work in large regional off cc as Semoran Blvd in Winter Park Salary commensurate *tn mitiilby. Call Reserve Insurance, 611 7300 An Equal Opportunity C mployer - AN - (rpe"iencpd counter and assembly girl Apply Sanford Dry Cleaners. 113 Palmetto Ave Home Lots For Rent Rent Unfurnished ___ - Houses Rent Furnished i 'i For the Time of Your Life. Whcr trained, he will be given the responsibility of maraagmnç the newp.p.r's circulation buSinesS In A last growing district of Seminole County Unfurnished Rent Furnished Apartments AELAK?. APARTMENTS 114W 151 ç . ',-..4 THE BORN LOSER ----- - --- AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS -NO PETS 116W 7d si -- Food waitresses, II firs or over . Apply in parson Bahama Joe's Furnished -Hnuse Three bedroom partly furnished apartment. Clean, rican PaotOi?al. water furnished. $135 Is? S las' month No childreO or pets 377 Wonders---322-26 But Fact, Want Ads Work Wa, l lc I t ----- 2 30 Furnished -- - management by a gublifipd niember of The Sanf or d Herald circulation Stan. P4 25-Loans -. Male Help Wanted DIRECTIONS R INC 24-Business Opportunittet, Rentals newspaper WE WILL TRAIN IC) SPRLY LAWNS 5730 PER HOUR TO START APPLY IN PERSON TO OS CAPIDACE DRIVE, FERN PARK OR CALL 534 )060 FOR who Quliti5 for this opening will be 'rained thoroughly in the techniQues of successful LABORERS Female Help Wanted 70-Male _______________- _. Career Opportunity Employment 18--Mate Help Wanted is Move Outside Time "Get nA?itN And liwri 'u"n?u"e at a 000d 'i,p o' •e acts' Holiday SEARS NM opening for QuAlifiCt Credit and aciaI clerk Good company benefits, see Don Barker. Sears, Pinecrest Shop blOc Center. Sanford Apartment O'lan& 894 7941 profe$sion,l recreational per sonne'i All equipment, food and 14-Camping Resorts —_ Altamonte Springs. Hwy 436 S ext £3 furn,pbed Protector Security C' enter , 3001 E Robinson. include cam ping, carping. swimming. hiking and fun All outings are staffed by -- -.-- Potters needed for gr ow ing and procelsiraci f.lage Plants A good lot) for anyone interested ri plAntS You will learn the wcrets of potting and caring for plants whilp you earnl 0ipase iili h'rnØ, Lmniteu Horticuiture pp Of Outdoor Adventures of America 11—Instructions umlihed Private Path. Entrance SParking Sanford, Call 3777750 DCOOfT iurpinro apArrrrCi.. T Oiora bedroom I bath. electric Clean up and Pre delivery men Set No children or pets 377 3I? Genera' k'chen helD. oarf P'i'al mioj a., k'i Pw'n eqt'ippcd _______________________________________ Ro.s Mlcr a? .ial Prc.sua, Fno. itme, sooty in person to Holiday, . SAN Ms,J PARKS. 1 7 3 Bedroom Quiet paved street 1 block from 3756 S Orlando Drive, Sanford House 330 ( Commercial, Trailers 5. AptS 3 Adult plr-kI, Houses Rent sPioop.ng 32 Jackson Ct Sanford Family parks 351$ Hwy 17 92, EXPERIENCED CARPENTERS CasseIberry Sr Adults only $160 Un f urnished Sanford 33)l')0, Day. Wit - MO Must be seeking permanent mo 1st and last Cal' owner for AAA EMPLOYMENT position. he over 75, have appointment l34 1937 1 rtroms. 1 bath. ara, '. Caseiberr -17 BEDROOMS AOULTSONLY find tOOlS. transportation refrgerAtor. siSO mo i 1 Regency 5.g 141 3 00 ?'le'* 1 a nd 7 bedr oom a part ments PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK Residential home builder offering deposil 377 8415 after S - pool, pool. Club house Ready for im 7545 park Or .372 2161 -Q000 pa y and company benefits '"' ru..,r Irn,niJ a Paul meas'e occuparic', For the above individual in Albertson II. Co Inc., Orlando FRANKLIN ARk'S APIS terested ,n work sng in the Deflona 33 Houses Rent Furnished Two bedrcivm duplex furniShpd Fairviiial located on Orange 1170 Fli,niti, area, call 1.31 40,, apa rtment 4230 Oraardc, Drive, l ni t._ t ---..' . Tr ai -. 'vn . .'1U6u upuru vi i,ruiuna' L.A'g aanvord " i" Sanford. AIR COPdOIIiOPI1NG SERVICE fresh fruit packing house No bedroom P5OuSe.cefltral heal & a , MAN Commercial and experience needed DeBARY, lovely large one bedrcom, i' t urn 5hCd Or unfurnished App,05 'ash buyers for a small fl Rrsidpntiai, top pay and benefits PACKERS GRADERS meat SPsOppiflQ5. churches Adults. 7 acreS Nondrinkers rtn"r iiw P "trnent Afsp Retired or Semi Retired man HOUSE WORK CR5 Aol 641 or 37 2 5054 r' Ill 17)) it • A,tr? 4 for for St-Op mainten a nce Call High School Students accepted - ____________________________ Sotithern Air of Sanford 372 5321 'Transportation arrangements MCion.illt Trace Apartments IIC Call or come see (Bob Thomas, MellOnvillt Ave. Sanford. two 4730531 An Equal Opportunity . . . . SECURITY GUARDS bPdrOom. 1 bath luxury apart Employer ments now leasing foi ,mmed a?? F Ioritjaii Security Pat'olt is hiring _______________________________ _________________________________ part arid Occupancy fuIt time men. EARN EXTRA DOLLARS HOSpital ration ana other benefits Ladies aria Men to work dodr to door Apg-iiy 137$ W Colon-at Dr ØhIlJI4i Lake Mary FurflhiheC I bear,j ..,,.-, cnmpl".p information for (,s•.. O'iarui apartment Re'tpornibie W7i" p'.. ' city ari.tory Nu Sl'illng Neat , man only, with ef r erences N appearance, clear PianOwr.tinag, Full Time construction workers, pets, 170 pius security. Call h77 0000 spelling and own tram, .,,nted for Orlardo, Ocone. 3930 Sportatian We are an EQual ' '..,nfOnl and Moufit Dora area a' p Onnorftintv, - .,,, •t. Al" lwO bearoom. large uptAirp L Polk 5. Co.. 10) E F Irt St.. -apartment. furnIShed and newly ' Room 60$ I a v's 10 a v's . Monday ?' leccwated, water Included Large :' pI• lht f ricisy BUS BOYS..* baCk yard Chsld, pet. are welcome $115 a month 13$ Motor Irir New Company In Sanford security $01 Magnolia Ave.. Call '' tm nyc' 2) Apply 37' 5 [act of these condominiums Pass _.; ._i L a , Ri'Oot LU v.2 ,anIOrc M.aru, urkt. , t ' Junior Accountan' ui esPerienc ed I 1 r ,orn, carpetea *iti'; Central Hea' A ki "' A t.'.'r boaseepen WOPKLR, -. ,.'oes '-''r -' l. '- ,, thi ' ,o pw,.,is , a.'Ood ba3e Dsposa Secretary Products t397 Charles Street, _____________________________ L:.X & ItL I. FUN • • KULP REALTY o Lanuwrmoo 85au1iFtjt POOL 8 CLI,tBHOt.'SE Warehouse Manager Security Guard, Sanford area, 57 1C per hour, uniform and equipment ______ Children's Division It Yourslf F o Apartments Rent .- _______________ fTOP,t. ';gF 3-Cemetaries MECHANICS HELPER iverSity of Fla Experimental ,tAtiOfl An equal opportunity ii 3,','.4 p4 -"i, Quantity. Instructions _____________ - HOiiserrien rnhic1. laundry workers full berie4it, 6 day week Apply Rowley. " Roomsfor Rent 17,11I - ,- -- 4 1, to --- - _-___ MM s.i-'a'---rltip vvnieu _____________ Mrs. _____ -_ it Apartments Re nt ur Gal - L)?O body repairman, small or large lObS. Pxper.enced poty Ph 377 81 or 377-5430 The Little Door Childcare ,. 7dav service 7520 Elm Ave 3230290 ($1.75 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum The Less It t.BORERS NEEDED Also rubber tire. Ford or Case. backtuoe ooera'ors Apply at Winco Con Itructofl Cor poration, North Side )f Hwy 434. LOriOw000 Cart Part time or full ?I.n. EacpPrience preferred in management Perytn wishing to'sopolement income or retired or %?mi retired Hours variable Apply lnp.rS between II a m 9 p m Holiday House, 330 C Commercial, Sanford Classified — - Heavy Eautpmenl operator wanted American Wood Products. 700 Marvin Ave-, LOngSIOod Friendly - Deltoria are.- 57 4 7741 PROBLEM 1 ?hru S times é thru 2$ tames 25 times Helpers and Laborers 'i" A DRINKING rlando . Help Wnted first class diese l mechanics t 'erviCe company vehicles See Al 3233010 Seminole --- — DIAL. A DEVOTION Winter - 15 ____ AD . Your Wednesday, May 2, 1973-78 1 DICK JOYCE WELL ORILL.lNO and larger, pump's. Ipd'.nkISc% Wsi,, c.'ani1,$,int% 5?? k3 -______________________________ Want Ads 1 Bring Fast Results - �- - -- ------_________i______ liNul - - 88-The Sanford ---------------- Herald L_. - Wdnesctay, May IL r I ki 2.973 uic' V 8 Ronn C I i e b ii ci Pre Tasty reS p a lit" 'i AOL Treat A ron - Celebrates 'Latin 21%1 4 - IM .. tit, sociated . 3rd B l * rth da I, y' \IIAM1 'A HA io(;(ton, AP - - S _______ ime Correspondent ti rtiliuViil. the islanl And CVefl then, %FY- Fidel ç. Matthews Jr. celebrated hs d thday with a party at the ho-me of his grandmother, Bernice Jackscm, great-grandmother Mrs. Nellie - . an . 4b 1 ,, -If " Guests attending were Ludia Harris, Michell Robinson, Turner, Tuanla Maya, Charles, Tawanda Mays. Donna Harris, Cyn thia Turner , Geoffry, Glen Wade, cphanie McCl. Sheryl Boykin served as hostess. Mr. and Mrs. es C. Jac kson, guests of tus moth er, Mrs. Nellie Jackson, 13th Place, while in the City. Th ey W Mrs James i 4 HONNYE DEE.SE AND TERRENCE FLANNI)ERS Rest Haven king and queen of 'Spring Is Here' 3'. -------- Miss Rest Haven was Terrence Flarinders. At tendants st're Mellozon &mms and Pameka Sutton. Butterfl ies: Kaylia Givr'ns, Sanora Brown, Dawn Debose, Revonda Walla ce , JoAnn McBride. Frogs: Frede ri ck Young. Aivun Jones, Daryl Williams, Rthis Laster, Freddy Barnes, - .4: Amer. Con 11 - -- V M _ _ ____ ____ - V.- - . - _____ ". f -' - 1 - - A&.M University Alumni Association at Tallahassee, scholarship fund. Th e chapter mem bers are to be ccxnmend ed for uuoutstanding effor ts, and they thank the community for their support of these two projects. The an Thursday at 8p.m. at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Roberts. Wedding Bells . - For her daughter's wedd1nR Mrs. Tizmons chose a formal ;t'ngth gown of blue chiffon with a round neckline, A white arnation corsage complemented the ensemble al ong wi th 1_, - 'V Th Road paving e Red .11 'u.....*.. His . Bill xi to the council. Gtier reportt ' b look too promising. this kind of thing you can .iose but yet so far." me measure was up today for reconsideration by the Senate It failed to pass last Th urs- Red Bug Road and SR 436. The courts- Is considering a change in policy where the cities at certain intersections would pay some part of the cost of traffic signalizati on . City Manager Ron Bergman urged th e board to approve an agreement with the state Department of Transportation ith cent gaoiir.e ,ai to y portions of (alIfornia stra'i'berries, sliced teaspoon grated lemon peel 2 t8hl('Sl)I)OnS lemon juiu'u' cup sugar 2 - - 3 .--..- - A w ,. .Nee Gloria Granville tlai or 2 cups siertened hippcd errant or iitiippcul topping To prepare straciberries: Combine strawberries. I ttas;)UUrl III lemon peel and IR CPi(JP $1939 Not Like 60s'Shortoge The councilman also ordinan ce omits several categories and commercial zoning in particular. MISSING ChIll • 4 In B I g Su pply ht'r home since Sept. 24, 1972. excess of 100 additional board for approval, If all applications rece ived at teac hers every new year to Gatchel said that in Seminole County the most crowded field system, and yet many ap- uif teaching is social studies, StaCked in one place. there ~Iicants are turned away followed by English and then is ould be a pile six feet high be cause they outnumber elementary education. Science Stewart Gatchel, director of openings each fall, and mathematics teaching personnel, used this graphic The hiring decis.ionsare made positions are more easy to come illustrati on to emphasize the by a composite of school of- by-, as industry draws heavily flood (of job zippliutlorL% the f1cials. The Personnel depart- 4 in pli.,rsons qualified in these teischers and the enormous submitting their recom;o('rease in colege graduates mioe'rtdatio ns to the personr PinecrestDrive,isfivefeet, one inch tall, 115 potinds, with medium build. She has long, blonde hair, brown eyes and glasses, although she wasn't wearing the glasses when she left honw. Sue was last seen in the Daytona Beach area. If n, contact her parents at 3235517, or Sanford Police Detective Karen Reynolds at :t22-3702 END each swirl, press ends of 4 of the prepared twists together pinwheel fashion Hepeat procedure until 5 swirls Li. tobespentonafuneral?The •,.. LB. 89c family does . This decision is made W ECK SAVE AT A&P I • • • , , , • . , LB 49c I AN • I1 .. I. JANE PARKER COMPARE li I I IlI! ., • I I $1 I • I A HH •* S I pointed to H bid NUN CANS-79c HORMEL SPAM UIT DRINKS .. . ... 346 ordinance, the city manager was instructed to obtain the ____ ___ .i1II1_ V' signature of the county commission, City Atty. Kenneth McIntosh said th e heal th department Al •.d Id-'.' is adequately staffed to handle the fly problem, depending an SATURDAY DINNER TANG DRINK MIX - • . . • I the degree of infestation, and is in a position to seek ad- Minute Steaks Prepare-ahead Pimiento Potatoes Panned Cabbage Salad Ilowl Strais berry Shortcake Beverage PREPARE-AIIEM) 12oz75c QUARI59C l8oz97c MAYONNAISE • •... JAR _______________ CORN Box CAME SUGAR 1 LB ___________________________ -- BA i c Jelly Rollc soot 0 11%0 Buttercrust 53c 9c 941AD • . Is OZ LOAP C Potato Chips PURE BUTTER. . . . .. PKG: 79c PANCAKE MIX . ..... BOX 5 8 c 'NAG ° 59c S PANCAKE SYRUP 14 24 OZ 81c 12 OZ __________________ ARMOUR STAR TREET l'lMlI:T(, POTATOES 18. PILLSBURY COMPLETE BUTTERMILK 24 OZ- SILVERBROOK C 2OO A9 "OX 4 5 - 39c size White Bread. . 4 A&P BRAND PURE 18 OZ iioz 6 Cherry Pie ..... . . . . . CAN JAR KELLOGGS ditional assistance at the state level, if necessary. The board tabled action on ordinances se tting water and sewer charges until the required number of days posting is complied with. Site pla n for th e Casselberry Funeral Home and the Badcock Furniture store was approved. Walter RobertSandridge Jr. was dppointed to the police IH KRAFT ______ . L III H . Hi I oz 1taitffisç 11j'i ALL VAR MARVEL ORANGE, GRAPE OR Z PRY I aldfrom theSeminoleHeal th Dept.inenf or cing th epr0pj •1 ' IjlIHl:} IIIIIIIIllIIhIHiiiui ______ Club. It II cvr%iflg plate Serve warm with prepared strawberries and wh i pped cream. Makes 5 scrvini!s H':t 41 I 5 l • I move each swirl to indiviival LOG CABIN , • . • . . . . CAN • • . . . . . BTL. This stuffed version is popu- reserve and McIntosh was named temporary city' judge. tar 6 medium baking potatoes I about 2 1/4 pounds 6 tablespoons butter 1/3 cup milk 1 1/2 teaslxx)ns salt White pepper to taste 1 can 4 ounces) drained canned pirnu'nto. diced ______ ___________ ' 1 YOU CAN SUPPLMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL 1/3 cup fine-I.% grated theddir cheese Paprika In a preheated oven bake po Litoes until soft • EARN $35• to 7O. WEEKLY beat in butter. milk, salt anti NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE cheese and p.prika Cover with pepper, stir In pimit'flto SpAxn back into shells. Sprinkle itti transparent plastic wrap :inil refrigerate for 6 to B hours or overnight Place potatoes On cookie sheet and bake in a pre heated 425-degree oven until hot throughandtopsarebrownand 400 recipes are given in Ce'- 'IPress Cookbook " available by - REGULAR CR SUPER KRAFT l4OZ. NEW FREEDOM..3 HEINZ KETCHUP , ,BOTTtZ PURE VEGETABLE 38 OZ Teaneck, I Ii IH REALEMON • . . . BOTTLE LEMON JUICE*1T73c I .1 I I' ' ii DINNER . • . 73c JIF PNUT BUTTER . GREEN GIANT, 0 , ,32 OZ.87c • • • SIZE 100% BRAZILIAN COFFEE GREEN PEAS fflItlI -. SUNNYbROUl I-RLStI FLA. (JRAUL . - INSTANT LARGE 4 16OZ. $1,00 16 OZ 79cJAR NJ 12 Cl • BR PEPTO BISMOL E G S CTN. OF ONE DOZEN 59 $1.24 402. 63c . . • . Sit. DISPOSABLE DIAPERS AM PERS ••• P ASSORTED STRAINED DAYTIME s1.69 .• 30's °" 9c JAR HEINZ BABY FOOD* READY-TO-USE BABY FORMULA fro 6 01. JAR 10 OZ. $109 ON 12 C1. Sl Ili LIQUID 18 or. Jar CREAMY A&P M.AALOX LIQUID I ........--.-----. ASSORTED SKILLET SAVE AT IIl[ CRISCO OIL ,••,. • • BOTTLE9IL HUNT'S I : • '- JAR ' 85c COFFEE MATE...... newspaperincareofAPCOoK' 79c KOTEX NAPKINS • . . DISPOSABLE FEMININE NAPKINS CHECK & COMPAREI Associated I'resi - i to this G4. 24 CI i CARNATION NON-DAIRY COFFEE CREAMER BOOK, Box II 1 sending $495 icheck or money - order made payable to "The - ASSOR COLORS I COLORS 'I I!h 2i degree 4' lengthwise slice train top of Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD. I ORTED . , . JAR MIRACLE WHIP9QUART59C atx)ut o minutes (Ut a thin in complete privacy, with ENFAMIL 3202. CAN SUNSWEET PRUNE JUICE a 0 a 4002. • ITI. 71c HEART.. FOR MORE INFORMATION full information Pr QUICK FROZEN HEADLESS & DRESSED LB BEANS UI browned Council unanimously approved the last detail to allow LONGWOOD - CASSELBERRY - FOREST CITY L378c BACON....,,,,,Ls 89c 1 rcult Bake in 404) degrte t'ui lbOtIt 10 minutes or tin- A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT Who determines how miu+ ir Wtow Oil HALI S14ANK lemon peel mixture. To make To sertle: Immediately re- HOUSEWIVES MOTHERS COOKED MARKET STYLE SMOKED OR *Al iPAGHITTI $ MISt IALU BANQUET FROZEN * MACSlOth a (041111 CHICIN & N000tI% * hANS 1U01 11 oz.39c * C)400010 Sill • Al DINNERS PKG. FULLY SMOKED HAM _____ FRESH GREEN total of 241 half circles result: t%i,ist each slightly. Brush lot) of each twist with milk and then dip into the sugar- " funeral costs -SUPER-RIGHT" SQUASH "SUPER-RIGHT" HARD CORN FED WESTERN PORK ROAST 120Z 69c ALL MEAT FRANKS . . S PKG CROOKNECK YELLOW LB, $1.59 CUBED STEAK BOLOGNA I uPER-PIG~!T ~,fi?4LESS Ripe Tmu&z VLIX BONELESS STEAK • , , , , LB.$1.39 "SUPER - RIGHT" BEEF CHUCK cup sugar in small bowl. Cut Makes 6 servings I - r M - appearing in The Sanford Herald are I, available to you in 8x10 reprint size ç" for $3 THE SANFORD HERA!D ALP BRAND LAUNDRY BLEACH A a a a 39c FOR YOUR LAUNDRY CLOROX BLEACH . •... PACKERS LABEL Ph.322- 5212 Sanford -- LBS1.29 BEEF CHUCK or SHOULDER SWISS until ervun time crusty - 30 to 40 nuinules DIAL "SUPER - RIGHT " I I L& BONELESS ROAST 0 0 Mix ro prepare s%kirl teaspoon lemon peel with It Fly Control Readied AUTHORITIES ARE searching for this 15-year-old nissing from le y, recotioneri1itions to the school Seminole schools absorb in sutilerintendent and school - SUPER-RIGHT" ALL MEAT SLICED in howl. Sweeten strawwu ru's to taste with sugar NO SUNDAY DELIVERY i0PneAv. #7 RIB Milk The decision was given in a suit brought against the City of Mait land, Win sa id csselberry may have to amend its subdivision ordinance to comply wi th new law, He con tinued that the city's swimming pool ordinance is outdated. He recently told the council si:imming pool contractors are charging Casselberry residents 11,000 more for the jobs in Seminole school systeimi Ith artificial but'er pools because of the city's outmoded regulations. ... 3rd birthday _________________________ Herald Staff %'riter container (9.5 ounces) refr i gerated biscuits 1 Wtrz expressed alarm" over the recent court decision declaring unconstitutional the subdivision ordinance requirement that developers donate a por tion of their land for recrea tional purposes. - Teachers pints I WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS Mortuary 'R i t is no matlot *ho ,tte No matter I',oa% guarantees it maues t, t A&P sells it MP STltVltl av LEMON 4. ___ uK or reserving shells, mashpulp and Wilson Eichelberger I T FPp CF AP otto'S ar uOI.0" orial money iservings M't'!I to be the chief cause for office. which then presents ila- vided by us. • siith prepared StrlWt)('rrlt'S Stir I e iii o n extract into cream Serve in pitcher to i) our over shortcakes Maki'. each potato Scoop out pulp. L: _____- tvnier of biscuit ring 1. ill HERALD ROUTE Aquesfion about Tr1' GUARANTEE baking Bake in 401) ulegree oven about 10 minutes or aii 1 aiiictu bruti BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN ." T irtf - - ..... to prevent separation during \15t1 it ISpCti A4p '.Tr I ............ 'I"' each other at the edges .press together with finget c Herald Staff Writer receipts (rum tJ. - -. school system receives in the ment receives and processes fiels sprung arid early summer of applications, making sure all each year, mainly from young relevant details and references ini and women about to are attached to the a pplication graduate forms before they are filed. The oversupply of teachers Prircipals needing teachers today is in strung contrast to the have access to these files and teacher shortages of the 60s. conduct personal intervteis s The traditional demand for with several applicants befort' ('leveland St., Apopka. 1' ( II$t Hi I)ONNA ESTES and tt*v ci;J - e wedding punch. Assistant at the bride book was Miss k'bca Mack. Rice bags of blue, yellow, green and çiink iven to the guests. Th e couple left amidst a shower of rice, For traveling, Mrs. Henderson chose a yellow ttwo-pit-ce suit, and matctung accessories The couple as presented wi th a wedding gift, a trip to spend their honeymoon at the Ramada Inn, Disney World by Di. and Mrs. Collins. Out.oftown guests were from Jacksonville, Palatka, Winter Haven, Apopka and Miami. trip the couple will reside at 2M " $01 OVO'Y • %flIJ IS ________________________________________ R MN CHECK: SOU Out 1S th 5 •ijvsltl%Od speC'& it a you to %Q entities a naInCtieCk ii for M priCe the 101. iø speC g il JIU yOU .1 it Y OU *'s ioing WO*k Or peC13l priCe ,niiabe m atO on sheet ,'r,'bI'4I bakinL' .. an lii do -. ______________________________________________________________ strawberries on ' measure still appeared a few votes short of passing the ate. "There are still two three . -- 'A ere %- edding M*aS each biscuit in half so that hiffon. a corsage of white carnations accented tier dress and inatchln accessories completed the outfit. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the' groom. The spring flowers accented the bridal :.bIe with th e white wedding cake in the center trimmed in .nkand blue. A large punch Wwl tit the end of the tLible held Following the • nt' t'ded. Court Decision Alarms this time (if year for teaching allow for growth within I, The groom's mother chose a formal-length gown of blue Ions .1. The city has been holding up the money while repairs were made on the participation project whereby the county furnished labor and equipment and the city cost of materials in other matters at the work session of council, Coun. satin with white ribbons around the collar and eev sl es and Robert Lee Hampton served as best man. Ushers were 19 n;inc.'sl refrigeratt'ul buttermilk ii ia r ('lull on a '.1.' \\1111 iiiiul-tiiilf ln in a ring usii t. all the biscuits 1 - \- -. enard Robinson, Ricky Wilkin and Paul Bates. Flower girls .exe Shrila lull arid Kimberly Collins. C4Alins. Ringbearer was A&P POLICY. Ilak biscutt' lemon i'straet half. I cup cream I materials. Mayor . - --- - c i I Jacksonville, said that the Henderson, son of Mrs. Annie Lee Henderson, 1 McKay Hh'd ,San!ord, were married April 21 on the beautiful lawn , n Kathryn Circle but another method of drainage could be used instead. Be rgman and the mayor are to negotiate wi th th e man. - - ' . . '.1 iced container M [DeubYow 1A1ti9ID II !OVI, 0101 COM,II1 PIJI(J'AIIP f wiYW AW MI 01 fl'.'*?IU 'API wIO 011(1 LA CAit1I wjCIliAI 00 M wit _____________________________ 'Ira'u aliforni berrie'. ;b to allow installation and replacement of utility lines at the (lay, two votes short of the re&' U.S. 17.92-SR 436 intersection when modifications are un. quired 24 needed for a proposed 7A , / / derway there. Bergman said by doing the work then It will be constitutional amendment. But _LICED _____ l es s costly. a parliamentary ploy brings it SEMINOLE CHAPTER OF FAMU ALUMNI Councilman Edi th Duerr ter med "utterly fantastic" a up again today. Earl E. Minott, President proposal from the owner of 45 l ots surrounding lake Kathryn ___________________________ Estates that util ity service be guaranteed to his property in _________________________________ exchange for a 15 by 220 feet easement. Bergman sa id th e city had been attempting to acquire the drainage easement, part of the paving program of Lake - - lltWl%lltll\ III'(L IF ltl'(, .11(ll(I( k); fl U e doesn't I The &minolc Coury Chapter of Florida A&M Unuversity Alumni Association has completed two of its fund raising ac ti vi ti es and will present a check for $1,000 to the florida Miss Mandell Henderson, sisUr of the groom, served as a'. poccilili senators who are - maul of honor. She wore a formal-length gown of pink chiffon over taffeta. Her head piece was matching pink. She carried large blue mum with pink and blue streamers. WHERE CuONOMY ORIGINATES p , down the front to the hem. Her train extended from a white lace bridal cap, into a cha pe l length sweep. She carried a bouquet of whi te carnations with white streamers. Co u session, but he won't abandon .:.'.. - A&M Alumni -. _________ Ph . or passage seem dim for the 1973 Hill Mrs. lila Rose, instruc-thr. The Palmetto Avenue lies-i Sta rt Center will sponsor ring Crrutval, S. I P UU S P P of the S. hrkl us in charge, Robe rt People, president. J it ww ti teaspoon abolish the office of lieutenan t nvernor says chances of Its ___ _ Nathan. of the groom's home. Rev. S. W. Washington officiated at the dub1ertng cerem on y. The bridal arch was d ecorat ed wi th beautiful ribbons and two lage gree n ferns at each end accented the arch with spring flowers. The bride, given in marriage by her stepfather . AnthonyTummons, is ore a formal-length gown of white silk net oi-er in kfa%t, with a I411 sweet ,it ___ Keii-in Q*umity. Rain drops: Lynne Deede, Robin Robinson, LaShe! Guy, Tonja Simpson, Tracy 1; ths'in uico -. I 1'AlI.AHASSEE. F!. tAPI John Green, Ck'tavua Sheppherd, Less Wihir.ms, Rodney Williams, Rodney Medock, Alex Wynn. Measuring worms: Shelt on Martin, Gerald Knight. Timoth y Tenn or , Melvin Jean Granvtlle, daughter of Mrs. Marjorie Timmons, 209 West Cleveland St. Apopka, and Jerome Casselberry 4 - Tl'e sponsor of a proposal to nies: Vernell Bastenille, Aubroncee Martin. Kisha Brolian, Miss Gloria eat venient -. Jim Bryon Woodall, Chris Williams. Easter Parade: Tena ruebos. Renieee Tillman. Pauhnda Laster, Renee Ware. Sahrone Medkiek, Ondaus Redding, Qux;tin Nathan. Bun. Hall, Victor Fm t'I'l1 hit slim ca~e ring made ith cin flaky t)IM'IultS Wlit'n buying tiawlwrrii's plan t . free _______________________ T - was - -, an Adams' End I World and were dinner guests Mr. and t)ekle and Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Franklin. iet- -- little Bon nye Iese. Her escort time, 2 pinls I Chlcago,were visited Disney u CL1I a % tratwrrie% He or biter." su Jackson. Jam I are and his flaphine stiui,t'wis ri' iIi' a new - Mrs. I It$ flay Interests secind in . .. bir . CLAIRE llF1 ' H' e Ronald Thomas AM i he Making - a ByMAR Writer hiC if shouted Am Anytime t' an thousands of his countrnlen said. Cuba iIl plzcc its to those of " the May gathered for ,flHthMl pp'al for a united problems of s conmon in Havana ' latin American front against celebration America." Revolutionary Plaza. '' American exploitation,'' Cu"&cilism is not going t o vowed that there would be ban Pr Minister overnight Latin normalation come toward ito has called for th formation but said, he added, "we lea, of hemispheric organ- of relations with the United will come Socialism know States until the American tiaiion excluding the U.S. er economic and "We willing to belong to Political __________________________________________________ h of organization. . U.S. domination. . . united - - Press isU-O T A016 . - i Wdn! 2' Stint orci Herald I ? PRICES IN THIS AD. ARE EFFECTIVE THROUGH SUNDAY. MAY 5, 1973 IN ALL STORES LISTED BELOW. ITEMS IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT ARE NOT AVAILAMLE TO OTHER RETAILERS OR WHOLESALERS. CUSTOMERS WILL BE LIMITED TO REASONABLE QUANTITIES OF ANY ITEM, IAL NESCAFE INSIANT WITH THIS ' 59c 10 OZ. :1.09 COUPON SHOPPING CENTER Wth tHI1 COUPON I *'- Is 0000 T11,1111011,0111 1 1,14 1. 11H0UT COUPON suit, 3/4/?3. �I, - • -'•";—; -: •'-. :,—S, ..— 2C—The Sanford Herald IlL1iThflITlIIfI1fl Wednesday, May 2, 1973 American Children Show Results Of Good Nutrition I 1' GAYQOR MADDOX T Id ___ hi out enough dont eat cale.c2 the pa rents are. thepsrentz us their superior Lnoledgc of nutrition and Uifler and hea vier the chi)dre uawil1 are But not ft-P d the chi)drt'n at — )esome ThEI 'cad the are cnnitam1y itilTh On ntin4UrItlats Yet .ira3e.i, thanees s -r for are guaranteed an imp)e first class protein SnEks tor must 'urpty the rema. superior growth and weight supply of milk and milk and quick servk'e foods der-4he very. es,enhial re. IITOOTIg the children. proâucts. fruits and '.'ege- don't supply enough of mainder. he ;ncts 4rwSPAPqs •'TttpeiSl ah and these. The lami['v refrigera tahie gooa fl% 'CeruAin1. the more there it spend an food and t he. greater the amount (Ii in. th he iamij. z1 zh. better the V New psicI.agih mites and naturM 10(15 are ('ftflhiflUIflf ( - hit t he iiinrkt at ri iipiui siI'P Asnon1 new IiSII' l Sfov Top SttiIitn1 liii' itk'h eomht vegethhlcs .tasonings, is' trnIsff"n'il ihirki',, Ilsisi'r It eon tie tu'rvesi n o IsIu' mIiIi herhi, ,iii'e pnii ei,rti'tipil Iiresisl ('tliIi5t) Tlio 'tifing mit I nvnihir t; two.pnuth nekoges In titti enrubrensi and wilts 1501k or hipist, rnaqt, poultry, trnkeii hum, fish, Ii,,,,,I,urituq II'W aIHI 1111411%, uiflirr -uir'. Apt n mIoti'tunic wilts uuinl, toe stuffing k ii t eft sishing dniie ftotiu - j) n amcrng '0 war rget That report IIII ut i,r'q, IIS i - u,,ivI sit ti,'r Ir nih I ir,i,nI zit(-uiIuihiiIIiIftif'f)t fo,wlq Ilq ,mtruticirunh vniu"q, tot tiording to the uianfscturer, airs' eiirnr,ih!s'. Th.c' stuffing tsiui tie frif'fflfl intri psitfi., ring fri hq4ql ttcarnd dthes, M. rrtpfried mrilsl.rl Into Our white chil dren are in the tnt, group, both ui height and weight. as compared it, - — 11*. CORN-FED © "BLACKHAWK', - itncan children over the o-rind t1wre has been an itverape mcrrAkw of 10 per rentL in heigW and 15 lo 30 w-i, rent in weight. out children dr, on. dehpite thea I SU PE .. R 0 C I SOUTHS SAVINGS CENTcm r IF - dinner 0 hE --- - -- = Reprew .r.finR the health f(wA NOR 0, j--= - - iI- - — — THURS. MAY 3 THRU vegetabies with their snacki and would probably -rho IV ITEMS & PRICES GOOD w s ç'iir, A I i wc 5 b.!i h e AIø f Then the ravenous harnbur. wo rt r':ri ret iain I I DISCOUNT PRICES DAYS A WEEK peas kind a scoop of role IOWA WATERLOO, -I k k,IIet rnl i pr.paId hy rnmhinjng with hutt.r and wat rr i'lfl 1'1 .'f th. (flenerii) FwwI4 A new take and frMting mix ill') has a 4.tirat. pfnk rri1w flrid strawherry and cream avor The light, t.nd'r R11y roeer cake is mn4 by :sddirsg øgg urhft.s and water Th. Strawberry Cream Whipp.4 Prrisl,ng has a srrwi1h t.tture nrI consistency mote !,k. vhf pp.rI cream Retty (:rrw'k.r ''rawh.rry n (ram (ak. 'vtre, ReIfy ('roeker Strawherry tresim Whipped Frosting Miii Two frou'n dinn.r.i, 4e,lgnwl r p.opie with hirge appetites larger s.rvingiu than ordinary (mien dinners. F,ae h dinner weighs moro, than a iund. The Sahsgtiry steak Hungry-Man 1)inrir undudes two 4OuIeS1 Salistsiry steaks in in '' - - ha mburger and french frict, \ - from--, SHOP "I would like io suggest tv Mr. MacDonald, if there - - Europe*n children Our blark children appew it) be ullf--T than 1-brir tallest African In fact, the" has bmeen a ady and re.Cular increase the bright and weight of -_ WE FEATURE - I 71 AR _-- - - 1 comes rn the U S hbht Health h,4'civ --u iys itt and h1ak. a reu I opley Ncua cr ki' and a ver — children L-rrVIA C Packaged Mixes And Natural hoodsAre Popular ;Ilmeonti. and ca-lhoow and parked in iinth pint and quart A rick .7. Stare. chan-man of trrucn : I --. ""HILLS - afl beef pe are OJ a Mucks But onl~ when other ':.ds are eaten. tci:' Dr rit-ed lots & calrium milk ALL-FABRIC BRIGHTENERS in LB CAN Rath . • BROS& r C - C DETERGENT LIMIT ONE PLEASE WIT OTHER PLJRCMt,t$ Of S' co OR MORE EXCLUDING ctrrits - researched from the tim, they ------ — at" har,esteri through -i--f PKG. LIM11 ONE PLEASE, WITH OTHER PURCHASES Of $7 SC OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES WESTERN CORN-FED PORK nificant difference in height weight arming childmri OW Milwatikee,',, RKA the sarrie life jaylet EER Tt* higher the fanijj% ,rne. the taller anil nt-jivier the children will end it; 1* Put thal doesnt Tweesi.arO mean the children will bt- tall.rr and Nutrition information is inriurlerl on package labels. Included on the label are statements of ingredients; Information including percentage of remnmmer4.d daily allowance on a per serving bnilsL Basic ingredients in the granola.s are rolled oatg, unbleached ratsina, i-try roii1 rah.'ws, raw wheat ilerm, almond& honey and cinnamon The wheat germ Li packed r both pint and quart j.s . I Pillshury FIRM RED-RIPE or turonomic harkgroundi; — OF Tasty A a P tir - Stuffed I I 4 Inadequate rating habiu," the Hrard scientist warns / - — Squas _ Ideal Y-.E. 11;r "St It Baked Dessert Ui IILEI:\ (L'il}tI loud Editor Home baked fresh icwi desserts have a very special flavor that a person rare} finds in a snack shop or rrsta*urant A Fruit Caiypsc combines appies. pears. peaches, ntctarmes or plums lopped with a crunchy brown sugar - nutcrumb topping Ttua u a dessert that may vary dc pending upon farnil Iau ites in fruits and what it season e " CREST OOTH PASTE F 3 Large apples, peeled and ilked !pears. peeled and sliced 3 peaches, nectarines, or plums pitied and shred I tablespoon Angustitra aromatic bitters 1v cup (I atkj butter or margarine 1 cup flrml packeJ light brviin sugar I cup flour ii cup chopped nuts 4 teaspoon cinnamon peaches into a 1 quart but. tered baking dish. Combine remaining lnzredicnts and cut together to make crumbs Sprinkle crumbs over fruit bake on a pre heated 350-degree oven for 4 mir]utc's or until fruit is easily pierced Serve arm i t h or wIthiut CI NMI Mtkei 6 servings 'IOUR ç VIC I SHARP CHEDDAR "CRACKER- S REGULAR 0R) s MINT 5 OZ. TUBE (LAD OZ. STIX 9 5 $'I29 CREME RINSE 7 OZ. "PHILUP'S" WIlY PAY $1.01 (PEG OR MINT MILK of UA1MCIA 4 12 OZ. ISPIRIN HAMPOO 1h1 A I II Ifni AI,, CANS BTL. OF 30 88 WIT PAY $1.O 90L "HUNT'S" TOMATO PASTE 90 2 ROc SOLID TOMATOES IN0. 300 CANS 3 $100 33 OZ. PIES DEL MONTI' WK. KERNEL (01) CILAM. CORN "ARGo" SWEET PEAS. 6 OZ. OC CANsu: "MUELLER'S" ASAGNE 00C PEACH . SLICED FREE 3 ICE . . . 5 . 2 LB. •. JAR $ extra old-fashioned nourtmh- This is a dish that takei little preparation time The squash and sausage can ':'k at the same time in thi' hen the itiliaih I ; i- "n baked let it cool enough to ment BAC ON handle. scoop out fleihr whip inst3nt p4tatoe3 and slice sausage Return all ungre dient.s to squash shell and heat t.'ttare serving 78 LB. we are pleased to accept U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP "OSCAR MAYER" FAMILY PAK 1 LOGNA EEF BOLOGNA. RAUNSCUWEIGER PKGS. ER P 99c 41 IS t .. a —. . S . ..... . as . . . . I . • r LUNCHEON MEAT 12 . oz. 59C ci each with a few brea crumbs. Return to oven t u heat and brown bread c mbs. Serve at once, passing bruwn sugar and otatra butter Makes 4 servings $188 WORLD AL\1ANAe LINK PKGS. . "MC-2" LIQUID BLEACH ORLANDO S * 1341 WUT SOft Aft $TOU CLOUD FOR IBMODIUNS * 39fl 1. OWl! & SATUI Afl. ITOh — MON-SAT 9 *M. to 9 * LAW WEEK CHANGE 01 HOURS SUNDAY 9AM TO9PM IWOIAM STOlE CLOStO FOR RIMOOILIPIG O SANFORD S * 3" SANFORD AYE. STORE MON -THURS. BOO A M.700 PM FRI. 1 SAT. BOO A M.-9OO P.M SUNDAY - $-OOA.M..t.00PM * 251h ST. & PARK Aft STOlE 100AM-900PM 'S • ........ t' S was Genevrm Delphune Mude ho dru%e a electric ear In New York City in 1S, The World 1ttnc 1-bcca1z. The !trt licensed woman driver in the US was Mrs. John Howell Phillips t ('hlko in IR'M I 4tJ and nutmeg Heap mixture into squash iheUs and piac" cooked sliced S4U.Sage on tAn c . Preheat oven package directs. Whe i squash are done, let cosil un Ui easy to handle Cut in hal: and scoop out seeds Remuvi tte.-h carefully to keep shell. intact. Mix 'ugether potatoes, stivah, green onions, butter SUNNYLAND BREAKFAST SAUSAGE 26 oz cooked truad crun"> intjnt mashed puLitues a 518. 49 . . . . • • . sBAG "CUDAHY" ID.H() STUFFED SQ UASH medium acorn squash 4 servings Instant mashed Idaho potatoes 1-1 cup chopped repel snui.uii cup butter or rnar.sr'a''- teaspoon nutmeg I ser1ngs of •- i..i r*i Pierce squash >n a "pe with a fork sake i reheuted oven fur 50 man t's or until tender Prepar" 80Z. . . . . . . . . 67 . . . . . . .318 BAG49 SHURFINE PLAIN or SELF RISING FLOUR $348 t'i-i toes is a delicious way to get THICK SLICED COUPONS "LOTUS" LONG GRAIN R LB. CAN - - -! Ft acorn suluaih. sau" .init instant mashed Idaho pnta ..juiuri runi'.Ji LEAN & MEATY NO BONE 303 CANS . . . . . . • 218 JAR BUTTER JLL) FLA. OR GA. GRADE "A" WAGON TRAIL" PEANUT '.SU'IUTh HAMS $'00 'FARM KING" PRESERVES ( 'HUNT'S" 2LB. PKGS. (ASS'TD. FLAVORS) I ' TOMATO SAUCE 2 8 OZ. 'BATER' IMID-RELEASE bUN I U I'.JI%U UUL. U Is CREAM PIES /2 OZ. $1 00 CANS u "MRS. SMITH'S" (FROZEN) BUTTERMILK BISCUITS SPRAY-ON •- r-~ PILLSBURY "HUNGRY JACK"' i "NO MORETANGLES" U FRENCH FRIES 13 CHEESE I r1f. ei)mhinatlon Of A BARREL" - FRUIT CALYPSO s nrtaiin no artificial mmci srtufIesal fla-mrs and rh,micI preservaliv' _________________________ C (.XTtTTIUflltWi. there as no sig- fl ii'ksging Th. prouli. CENTERmCUT LB. PORK CHOPS 70 ________ (ALL-GRINDS) cheese And it-t- cream I phus phorus and protein in theldiels. Lo4 of fruit. jilso Tot, much fast food won't suppl% mf.hh art, essential, tact ** The flublir Health Servicr staIfl that bf!eenhIç cities and torruill farmirif — �InA i -- Sirtc)rd HeraldWednesday. May 2. 173 --- 1141 - W,cInccI#I4', Miy2. !flI- -5C tim cnn,out FIcrnki PIRSONNA DOUBLE 1009 RAZOR Ay FROZEN BLADES )wr 7j F00 ALE - SAVE V %k r OLD Ice Cream /MawAuKe\ SAVE 38 ( BEER '/' PRICES GOOD WEDNESDAY MAY 2 THRU SUNDAY MAY 6 \6 ACK 99 I PRICES GOOD WEDNESDAY MAY 2 THRU SUNDAY MAY 6 C 'C ARROW GIANT HAL! Family Bread.. ..4 $100 seeded Rolls 4 1u 3 1. s O'n sloo Pecan Twirls WeD GRAND t 1IIuNOj PRICE - I pping 2 s . ticks 2 _,.. - %7.3C or more purchase e xcluding cigar*"**. 4 .• I - •• I J WV oIE ..,m,t 4 7 S1A - $7.50 .*.s?h purchase excluding GRE \L~5c 3 jcuT ' PEOPLE THREE 171.44 1ç Cigarettes. R Chuck Roast &LARS, 7C Pal / ' • C - - ,--..----.:::: - -' 9 CARVE OVEN BIADY 1I'a- 0 0 Is W 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEP BONELESS . . ri •.: WD BRAND USDA CHOICE liff TOP BONELESS 1 Club Steak . . • • • • T-Bone Steak S100 Beenee Weenees 4 101 atsup 0 9 9 Ri 9 Is 9 3 Tuna Helpers . R. . 2 1100 Tomatoes . . . e a 5 ""'s $100 ''1 L $100 S of t $100 Mushrooms R, 4 Lima Beans 4 '." c '100 1DIL I AM AST Rounds 2 Peas 3 Peas 3 Sprouts 3' Okra t'tii '..p.ic:.; : 1 Do .svpt!. MM: Afvf '1'0 l°° - • S1 DO . .a;i' *..: . . . v ri ;. • t':-. `U91 KFY OR BLUE ;TAR POT $1 C PKC;I. r' ___ lOt [LOW CIIINO - WO B RAND, USDA CHOICE SEEP lOt [LOW CEILING - W BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEP . lOt BELOW CEILING . WO 'AN PIES - MAI: Cranberry Cocktail 2 Sa l d Dressing . 3 Mac. & Cheese . . 5 Puddings a e*2 A rrow I. I Salt nes., 3 Cookies 1.1.1.1.93 1. IS • • • • 20c BROW tYlifliG • • • • :.:)): - i . . . . 2 j I. - . - . Puppies3.; • az'a-. •- Fries 1 . 3 B.roccoli Suc'tash4 Beans 4 JM' Limit ims,411" Lo Z ftz BAN NOLL-ON REGULAR OR UNSCENTED . DEODORANT I LB. WD BRAND " LB I 69c PEGS PURE (III. 19) (3-LBS. $429) (bIBS $799) FRESH PORK 5 3 $2'9 Spareribs Is A~ Ground Beef Baking Hens let. 0 * is is 69c Shoulder Steaks 5 'Ist"499 $159 $439Sliced Picnic Canned Ham ... 3 Lot 0 $119 79c All Beef Franks Aff Meat Franks i9c 1) Pot $199 1 Game Hens ausae g ... C 89C SlabBacon Sliced Bacon 1. 4 10- cl 59c Biscuits I - • OVIN USDA GRADE A W 0 BRAND . $100 WO GRAND COOKED roRK SHOU L DER HOIMIL 12 as 1Ok CAN $100 oo ° . . ' PKG . USDA GRADE A CORNISH SUNNYLAND PORK BREAKFAST LINK 76 A • . )I Sa $100 usa . . . . . • • • e 0 $ 99 PKG WOILAND SMOKED CENTER (UT $100 W-0 IRAND USDA CHOICE SIFF NEW YORK Strip Steaks Is 1°° I PILLSBURY HUNGRY JACK CANS AVG VINE RIPE • ort.tt11. • LIMEADE b-cs. CEILING W0 32-ox. . . ,> a - 1.. 1E 7&`oF WiIA& TOP TOP C - - - --._ • - S STEP SAVIR dge •••• 419 E. FIRST ST. GDOD ImItu MAY 6 --........ W. 74""r ffw~% TOP VALUE STAMPS VALUE STAMPS 0+4f 2,"i-ex SOME GOOD INIRLI MAY 6 Ilok WO BRAND USDA - ONE 321m SIZE :I Spolpho"I seum GOOD 11,111110 INAAY 6 pSe....S.... -----------5*.e sk . 55505.5 FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. E - LB LB - ME 7K, 1rMIA% TOP VALUE STAMPS - TOP ONE 22-09 CAN FANTASTIC .. VALUE ST"PS I 41 N' COZY K"FCMLN GERMAN IS . 7Øc 99C I 0 $189 DISh •• $ • TOP VALUE STAMPS --- --- FISH . - . __ . ASTOR 1608 . IIi FIIIIIS AID LB. -, . . . HIOIDA 99c JR IATCH I' , E ( A$.t . .( •'4lt . J-.iON5 )4 lAOiS-tS BLUE BONNIT SOFT W041P . • , ,••• WORKS WONDERS . •••••••••••• I TOP VALUE STAMPS : CANS A 0000 THRU OAAY 6 -- . c is Orange INtENSIVE CARE ICR . . . . • . . i $ Flounder $100 ranges.. • LOTION $100 P nea pple, 3 Jumbo SAVE Florida Celery 2 ,,,,,49c CRISP LIiL0 33 25C Carrots 2 69c 's Lemons 12 39c Instant Potatoes Salad Items . 0 0 0 410 5 Plas $100 49c Margarine. LB AS • PIE ISWEU12a7 2 83c 79c . SI)IdNYIAND SLICED CHOPPED FRESH FROZIN ..d..SSeeC F WD BRAND USDA CHOICE BIIF ICUT L WRAPPID FREI& W1 Ib WHOLE TINDER Loins . 79c Ham... Party Pizza V0 oft OOOD THOU 1AAT 6 Stea ks Tarnow Pizza Snapper 1 Juice 0000 TMRU MAY 6 TOP VALUE STAMPS 0 Hit ifilgop VALUE STAMPS S It OLD SOUTH ONE HALF Veads Cobblor Dry Cured Ham A-000 ?HIAU MAY 6 GOOD THRU MAT o II TOP VALUE STAMPS i I f ASPIRIN ONE 12 DO 04 MORE PURCHASE OF SUPINIRANO GOOD IHOU AOAY 6 SAVE $ GOOD THNU #oAy 6 5 Zt7&& •p____•_ 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD U0 - CTP4 FRESH W-D BRAND U DA CHOICE BEEF CUBED NCHFE0FISHIIU'S COPEtAP-D IOPi LOLL U . FuN_H PRIED IISH FILLETS Sausage Sausage - - - lOt BELOW CEILING • W BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF BOPIELESS DELMONICO $119 .OUP "IF W 0 BlAND BEEF ROLL SAVE - LB VSLIA spSPECU P14 ICR CAN 1E 7K.-WW% Le n is . 0 Stew... Oxtails - $ 2 1IOTTLIS I LBS. $1 '19 1° Steaks • lot $flow CIIIING ASTOR FLAVORFUL 1 ONJ 7,ol LAI% JC)HN5.O-N fttCoVLA* CA CL Roast -- 1-LB. CANS > WO BRAND USDA All #A[AT & VALUE STAMPS . 109 Steak W BRAND USDA lOt BELOW CEILING ICI BEEP LIIOINIA Limit I Of ChOiCe with $7.50 or morip - C= Steak [ 1-LB. CAN VAN CAMP RK I SAVE BRAND USDA $ 0 is lOt BELOW CEILING CHOICE BEEF CHUCK I Alka—Seitzer TROPICANA Roast 0 SAVE BOTTLES P - W 0 BRAND USDA CEILIPG IN "FOR THE TOMATOES o. CHASE & SANBORN : ___ SIZE is. . . . to. 10 $10911 twat Il ot Mtn ILIC i l l . LB AVERAGE SAVI . . . . 12 ., 10 c LIBBY REGULAR OR . SUNNYLAND T . is. • • • $ ':i-i:- I 01 10c BELOW C(IIING OSCAR MA it RIG W C11111ING - W-D BRAND CHOICE 61IF 4O DEODORANT IRISH PORK cry I 5 51°° REGULAR OR UNSCENTED LBS 01 $ 1100 SIZE FIKG I 100 "-.- SAVE bC ULTRA BAN SPjIA*f - ue r*cI SAVE .."o $ 00 GATORADE with $7.50 .L. $100 3 : 9°° Te gast r Pastries 3 STOKELYREFRESifiNG • -• BOTTLE A Ir. PIES VITALIS - ' C&ACOAN Pineapple Juice I • WD BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF HANDIPAK •. j ... • • • 'p1r' a.r c -- s. . 'IL MARGARINE • - . . • • a A - s' '-.- BRAND USDAKHOICI BEEF HANDI-PAK . - ..1, Is 'l.,ist4d •: • 10k BELOW CEILING , WD BRAND USDA CHOICE SIFF 60NILISS lOt BELOW CEILING W 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE SEEP POITE*140U5t 011 . -- - --- ---- tHO WD BRAND USDA CHOICE ttF BONItt!5 . 20c BELOW CEILING W 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF SIRLOIN 01 DPp, DOPiS, ___ __ :r- --- "..boo . . . . . .I.If- kol. ..• ([lUNG WO BRAND USDA CHOICE III? ONEIES% 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF ROLL BONELESS W L lOt BELOW CEILING ROLLS SiDO - 20 BELOW CEILING WO BRAND USDA CHOICE SEEP EYE Bomuss W 0 B R AND USD1. CHOICE PUP I 311 BILOW CIIIING Pt' . . . . . . . . . . . Roast . 0 0 • Shoulder Roast Round Steak c0aw %ft - , I - - - S -31yj • PKGS. - . d 10 - of. OW CtNG lOt (LOW CEIINC, 77 / $139 Shoul er .eaCH1IP tow $14 $149 Rump Roast $169 8c Round Roast $1 `9 Sirloin Tip Roast . $139 $119 C UcStew...... 39c 9" Short Ri6s $1" Plate Stew . 000000 is. 99C 969 $129 Ground Chuc $138 Ground Round I4A .. 19 . . . . . It( BELOW CEILING WO BRAND USDA CHOiCE BEEP 4 r sit Sam* hftft or $1" . . k R0NIUS% CIIIN J W IIA USDA CEIUNG WO BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEP WHOLE NEW 101 STEAKS AND WRAPP 0 PItt to To 20115 AVERAGE Strip Steaks FOU more r . M1 ii~aRiIIIII~ 33c Pea 2 Beans 2 Vegets 2 Tunis - CP $t(P ONI(,SS Suruoun Tip Steak HUTO FeME4L - - • - WD UANO USDA CH C(1U( 7kH - / %____ AIA MEAT DINNERS I JUMBO KLEENEX -- •1 SALES SAVE Reterved 'iIuIirq 1 . ' Qi $100 wulner w i th 10 . c'Irr.IAm) 49-oz.. - ee . . . . ._•_ low C 3 $1°° Cream Cheese 89c Cottage Cheese 2 79c Cheese Food ...... Sour - - OO K SAVE $ V ,iiWAPII) . --- DI YWI. kAr . Limit 3 1 Pies 3 . $ ROUND - Toothpaste 0 10 IU CHOICI -__ If COMA F 9 ___ tot USDA BOTTOM _____ $ . a. 61 $ ALZAti1 __ 16 BILOW CANS 2 an Resliirvei P GALS iu FRENCH AVE. & 251h. ST. SANFORD sorn : - �t - C7 Wciresday, May 2, 4 - r.---.-.-_ ---.---- --tn -- r-_ - -- I - S - - - - - t - ---4 - -M 1973 the SnnfrtI PInrnIcl Food For Americans L D I igi e .ILI:1:\ I% 'iUitui1, rio: ;.hin Iron tif most ie'ts The problem :'c'f'nt ic wt'i'k meatless Dellclou s Sandwiches the re- Inhiespoonc soft ha rd-cooked Can It Lasagna Be .EE butter T.:s NI. 1 Food F4stor ' Conk iawi spoor. Parmesa n Set popular with all ages. A aside In medium saucepar., teatless lasagna filled with bent salad oil Add (union 'ttagt' and cream cheese ofminutes Add toma a balanced dish contain- Sflute essential protein plus OUl- tws. tomato paste. Worces. leichirt' sauce, oregano and - vitamins Nutritional cnn leratinns aside, it also salt Simmer, uncovered i des good and a delectable minutes, stirring frequenti until sauce has thur'kened y)y-o{iunyl i always C'cirnhinnIt I C'ht'PS(rrt'ani cheese and 1 table- ________ __________________________ _________ _________________ ________________________ _ ______ _______ __________ __________ _______ __________ _____ _______ _ ___________ ___ ______ ________ _____________ ___________ ________________________________ __________________ ______ ('avenne pepper I ea, iI.' ounces fit.'. ______ _______________ sweet peas __________ ____ - I can (' ounceci diced It, _____________ - ______ __________ _________ carrots cup cooked salad macaroni can i3 ounces) Nors'.n' • ________ - '- drained 4 French rolls Mix mayonnaise with sea soning. Stir in peas, carrots and macaroni Break sar dines into ehunks and fold into mixture Chill and serve Makes 4 f'rt'f rul servings • m:ATLESS lASAGNA _______________________________________________ Nall _______ ________ ________ , - .,.,- ;' t Horn in Nnrmnnd', the home of good food, l.enotre hop in opened his first I)eauis'ille after World V or I. then pit 'Il,fljl'i1 b tie hts Pat usian potions It) start occasions in .ngIoSaxcin countri's, the )"rendi has.' a long histor of culinary cult ficec in '.s hR-h the nIt .1 (hi.' chef ioi t '.e.ik I supreim' ('hallenge Gaston Ilp business in Pari,, Lenotre anti this per(itchow 'Li I run (16 nuiners iJnu1hj IJf. jilJ.'I '1 I ;11 liR, nhlII'4' iI '110W i, I• e ut JIIt 0 0IIt In ieiirndui'e f fin' 1411° of 1 .11% r lihiM in iar, t cclnte 0flI tatnr f Hoc LII linticYflic e%iI 'tlfl1• .4 (%. or again iii.' I.'III .'4111( (her pietely edible niing tiiitsitn'' o lJoil ,, '' - /I\ ______ ,,i,sT.lie of ',', live I -- $ ' . . ( ' - .. - -- - - I ,- - - - iit't EFFECTIVE leases StVI ii 1iiIiat1il I lie moster, Gaston Lenot to, instim 1% u (-Iu%% In file fitif, fill i if 1 j,,l I y 73 I . AP0 Tomato Sauce St4s'F " 2 I Yo:iE - I 4 - s1 4 1q Rir'f Salad ' FROZEN GRADE A Beef Stew 65 - asta RINK 0-12 CANS S Ii well drained 1/ cup firmly paee-d light brown sugar walnut', In a medium mixing howl stir together the tuisruit mix and sugar Wi th a spoon thornugtth bent in the egg, banana and I c'u.c'k ta il Turn into a buted squart' pan ? ts i : - -he'-' Sprint.lc with brown t'Ol arid walnuts Rake in i. it: 'heattd 110-degrN- oven unu. a rake tester inserted in center comes out clean - 40 minutes Cut in squ.rcs in pan and serve hot leftovers nua ht' rehea t ed Makessers'ings 1 1" La1 i t*1 ,AJ S Ii - ______ J-1 ____ __________ ____ 4J _______ ________ _________ _______ 3 1 118 _______ •1l ____ Squash U S 0 A CHOICE ROUND BONE • • 49c Lemons Grapefruit Peanuts S A I - . __I:1 2 lb Lb Hamburger 1 Egg Plant Peeled Cut in Cubes 2 Cups Chopped Onion 4. BE E R Country Waffles 39 Pour 0 LMfiTL Handi Wipes SAVE 10'. KRAFT REGULAR lb lb lb In'er'sting cmina uun of _________ ___________________________________- ________________________________ ___________ _________________ flavors U' 4 _____________________ _________________ FAIRWAY MARKETS 4 flat anchøvy fillets, cut up Be Sure To Purchase Complete Pieces During The Next 3 Weeks. .: $ — "-'---, Its If :.. '2k' Whole RAINBOWTROUT 7 5' lb 1 _____________________ _______________________________ 89C 40c TA1'T :rrEE Iw ___ OFF EXPIRES -__cER ___ _____ ____ __________ _____ / ____ ___ _______ I '1.48 '1.48 * 1.48 iii CP4uCs t49 s-i Steak Patties ____________________ I 1 ___ ________ ______ STRAWBERRY 'TRWU :pmisrrs'shstrawbernes Sugar I 1/2 ubLesns ,'nrn'iLji' h t1es',on lemon 14" Dash of salt Ii pint heavy cri 1/4 cup port or iherr Red foodcnknng f:ngers I ab4ut 12 stkie rated nto halves' or in e.'.a. number of homemade 'a1' fiagers Wash and hull stra'sber:"u _____ h A ____ 14 • 79 SPECIAL STEAKS T S0P( -- - STR IP O(LMOI.ICO 10-B o, 5 lb ban ' 9.49 9 49 lipYili lAøU' c FAIRVVAY HOME STYLE DETERGENT f 6 _ ________ _______ _____ ____ ' IT PLAIN Speci ally Made To Your Cake Donuts I'.' or 0-u° ' . ~ .. /\ 8( ; 6 9 C ____________ - r-e' - --Add auchaim butter and __________________________________ $ 1 59 Cheese 'o OI,liO (;,o- ,urluu Crt',unu ' s.'' La-ers wi th rema.ning sliceu strawberries and cream mixture. (lull Cur se'. r'iI hours o*- lunger \tates 4 to 1 SIRLOIN TIP Calif. 'i&bg.iS and C; ul4 14(1 LUNCH BOX COOKIES Peanut Cutter Rice Kiispies, Ontlimil and ChooIatu Clap Suudt 5 noffir 0 ,00" 'a LAYER CAKES _______________ \ OUR luG VARIETY Will SUIIPJItSI VOtJ Carrot Cakes. Banana Diti, Nut Punntip1it Upside Down Anei Food Pound Cakes. Getruiavi uotters.J44l)he4' ' 1 / 1it' l4jv,fiI and Many Mole -' FREE lb. DELIVERY AT .5_i I ' I ' - 7.iP'QUANTITY RIGHTS 000-4248580 RESERVED -4(1f the ()Ut))'1. 1,, aI A _____________________ t ci c,v: r4i fit . - Buttered C1100,0111till 5• 14 KIDDIES DELIGHTS Garlic. ippeci creazuu trifle with r'1ej whole %tr1wbert)' U!'?t _ Ps-PP('I and reheat Sprinkle with bacon Makes 4 .ervtn&1. 9 8 -. 15 ROAST , (ill CAKI S Sill SUUI1 half the strawbe'r' '.ream mixture ovet' .,Ii'e'i striawDecfles Repemt '.1w two CHOICE BONELESS - Ii,,,, A11,l# 'f',,II SPECIALTY BREADS Pi 69 Shurt1 before serving. Ih4,) Gluten (for vveight watchers) Salt Sc!! F;;;. Spoon hail the sliced stra'.s berries on tu of Iathfingeru 551 Potato Salad ___________________________________________ (1 ..I,. 4, Croariu fhIi,0 P1db baby shampoo only IT AM4A 54 Your Own Rising, Raisin __________________ ' Pepperloaf '.-. TASTY DONUTS Fairways Beautiful I'tioIo maimng 2 Uolespvuns put' 7 5 C Steaks & Roasts Hard Salami USE YOUR CREDIT CARD Oi'*i'ul (jl,ttt'lf J1jt11' l,II,'il (hr jIjI, ii.'it vo..ur Like I - il ; dos WEDDING CAKES ,_,/ fil 2d01 5 8 !Vlini Cookies Own Design P. ' 6 FRENCH PASTRIES VARIETIES . B IRTH DAY CAKES 35fj' B dul,m.l th Pumpernickel In a medium saucepan 't oughly mit toge er 4 thcilrnsLar'tl spoons sugar he Lemon juice and salt Stir in pureed strawberries Cook over Low beat. stirring cunsuntiv until mixture u thic1ned mu cicar cool \hip Ij u'u,, it the .r"i I'iid the whipped '.ream. : bt'spounaut thepurtantI I' dr'ps of red fuid coit' ledstrawberrvmnixti" Late the bottom and a I(LL13 bowl holding ac.u: cops and preteraly straight sides wi th m.a1ved Li PATM4CLLA$! ONION S'yIf With A Fairway Cake of 2 tbsp sugar an d "fe Cup 'uib FILL YOUR FREEZER 9 INCH PIES half of remsning berries r1 elec tric blender, set mide ivftngers Sprinkle with the re- ALL YOUR FAVORITE .______ ,e__._. fi gc DELICIOUS Midnite Fudge Cake . SOMEONE' bowl - k") ANNWon't IRRITATE eyes __ SPECIAL I ''RI41. MOTHER MESSERVEYS R(G 79' LOVE — Make • I o KERY _____________________ -" \ II"' ________________ Side of Beef lb 9 5 C AVG. WI 300 lbs _____ 'i'•' .: 89C Sliced Bacon - strawberries for jarnfl Puree aside 5 lb boa 1111 for u iweeten with 114 cup sugar WA0054 ctc.sa 20.-4o USDA. CHOICE WESTERN 4 P 0 Bo, 8876 Orlbndo Fl. 32806 ______________________________ WISK ___ I 1!i'$ j - ________________________________ CHOPPIO SI1CI' _____ TAt1it!t11III 1111: ILI LIQUID 1N'E'AFE. SIZE ! 1 Cooked Ha. Lobster - STEAKS , Pt ecipe "R SAVE 1 8 I i's CUP .ou ____ ____________ SAVE 2 t.abieiipoons butter 49 ___________________ '1 - GIFT CERT;FICATE WITH THIS COUPON _______________ _______________________ - 1/4 CU finely diced -eLer I _____ _____________________ , , , • DOLLAR ITSITCUINO 5C$P1 TO Pa rkay - 59 2' $ Bologna lb 98 P ,, Re; ANCHOVY SPINACH 12o. IYUS RIB STEAK -_ 11.08 lb e Win a Fairway Sliced American ________________ all ingtedients liver all Bake 30 rnIru 45 it it Del-c,uut, 1,17 SAVE 41) PAFT Pearti Upsidedown Cake Stone Crab Claws '9 P'.'ine Viriea, Bring It) tioai and pour SAVE 20' ' 75c mix d%jce NEW OIpENsiR A: Pizza -_________________ I 88C 88C tote size pieces Soule Eggplant AV[ it' AUNT JIMIMt. 4 tug as the sweet ending Chopped Ham 1 8 oz. Tomato Sauce 8 Ripe Olives Sliced 4 Water Chestnuts Sliced 1?l' ha'i;tr e r in 1 tp margarine using a fork to keep hiornburger in Frozen & Dairy Specials -- or 75 o• Wieners L'I 'a Ooion and Celery u'it,i CfISp-cooked — • 1 Cup Chopped Celery 6.12 OZ. CANS FINAL WEEK FOR cup _____ ib icr' fr -mm Enlar.'t tion of a Its Str.ivberrj Trifle and .t; main ingredients are the wi - Io'is red berries. ladyfInger-i and whipped cream We our ovu Udyfingers for 'hi'; dert, but if you want time and energy you can is.' the Either say it pag a delightful dessert worth ser; dinner party Fresh Mackerel OATH ________ K ________ I Baby Beef Liver 1 116_ 3 9 ON 18 Beef Liver EGG PLANT — HAMBURGER CASSEROLE 401 Bonus Buy ta $ __________________ Recipe of the Week SUBMITTED B 71`0 -1 Potato Chips DINNERWARE iii Mrs Dot Jones, Orlando 1 9 C AND MATCHING GLASSES 98 OATH BREAKFAST s', Oz. 39C Chuck Steak Family Steak London Broil K.C. Steak Cube Steak 5 - FAIRWAY FARMS BEAUTIFUL REVEILLE IRON STONE Oeticious ______________________________________________________ ' 3 4T" 9 9 lb Steaks _____ '4 :uuP Sausage _________________________________ ___ I'.I:- SAVE :ii- TE T[ Tea Bags _________________________________________ _________________________________ — 2 PAK BATH TISSUE 6 By ('E('JLY 8RO"ST' l' A ssociated Press Food &lur,.r 99 Link Sausage Sirloin Steakettes ____ I C Softweve ' Ham Steaks EXTRA LEANCHOPPED 3 25 IJJfPI11J11IJ;1[,f U . 9c _____ $128 lb Rolled Chuck Roast ggc Cuisine 414A44 of iIl.,t.;T.G it RATHBRIAXFAST _____________ $1 I.' Ll1*EI m lb. U SD A CHOICE BONELESS 59C 5 I lb. 1 3 to 5' lb. P% •. . it OAS 7 f: From F RESH POMPANO SUGAR CURED ___ P L 1!". tt,., end of a Part; Reserve hail a dozen ___ IJ lb 53C -, t I'm WHOLE BEEF TENDERLOIN 57C of nu uunei British F 19C Cucumbers - .n fenotre saKt. 'I :je5f5 forget thetr diet pr' ;t'm- when they tt,r.ii a hi' party Otherwise we wnlilo if SPECIAL! X T OA Ii AN T lb - in Ots hucinecq (..i I";ti _______ ''H Swiss Steak Mshrooms W' $ 1• ananas 1,4 - STEAK 41 '.1 RIB ' 5' .., _______ :1 Ii ___ Salad Cook spina ch, adding the vektr and omuwng salt. ac- IJUNCAts HINES Scope 111111 DI N NER FOR FOUR Potatoes andcrumble'd lb Leg Quarters ___________ Fish fillets 4 sI'"ri bacon crisply cooked 29c - ____ pans Dip rolls mu melted butter and then in sugar mixture Sent' sian:, Makes 111 Pepper thIaste TISSUE Scotties ___ _____ t'tnnaman Ije'nuwe' rolls f turn chapped spinach 59 . (ul'.I'r let rise as prcviuusi - I package Ut) ounccs frozen 7 fACi4t ___________ _____________ MOUTHWASH invil muffin juins about 611 full AflL'hLl%'% Spinach Italian Dressing 79 '121) Ic' 130 degT*'eII But 1" does not nerd to melt Grad- preheated 37&-degree over, for 2i minutes Stir tuit•ther rere-morning 1/4 cup sugar and the LUBOR $ 3 Layer Cakes until liquids are s'er- drafttrec place' until doubled about M' minutes Stir down bat It Fill grcai;eci 1/ by 1 1/4 lot RAfl SAVE 14 SAVE 5 I 0 SUGAR FREE 'It1! ditrnnal fLour it, nu*l.t' a stiff BAG ".-. * IlfNI!tI5 Breast Quarters CANTALOUPES C • ALL FLAVORS REGULAR OR 1 teaspernm. d: I parkzipt O('t?'. 1 (1'. ('051 i/4 cup null. of electric mixer, wrap o ff L'E 3 cup ung bowl inrt-asitinalk Add eggs and 1/2 cup flour Beat at high speed 2 minutes wrupinç bowl oc'rasiuli4l'. Stir iii enni'itti ad C ., AFTERNOON REFRESHER neat t minutes at medium Cut-Ups Western lie EFFECTIVE MAY 3 9 1q73 _ fps* 0 t411 fruit co'ktaii cup sugar salt and un isolved %'cast Turn milk Wato' and tablesPoons butter a saucepan Heat aver kisu '. ri FRYER SAVE 4', MAXWELL HOUSE 4 cup sugar 4 t('aSKKIfl vinnanion ,ltllCSk1Otli' huttem trutltt'd In a large' mixing bowl thor 4'44flilt Stir Iot't1iem I cup flour Am.riearu rbrrwlu. 'NiL iced with the citceptuons ertain specialities like fr' heit proof of his suc*te4. C tidnarU C 1b. YELLOW SWEET CORN C -- \iked whether th e ,58c ba 22 to 24 USDA CH1310E First of Season Zellwood '$:sT*5t L1IC1l.vI lAP L "fig tt,ie-sp(X)n.5 titi! 1(' : eggs at room: temperature Some time late this The United States will the opening of a f,anntr' ?ahlishment tin Now V Third 't'ienupe This eider? after two market veys had heen carre4 The personnel will he firely French at the tilt here (',asnn IMnire '.i f iflgs'prop (er hit fr 'ut U?Ce5 (for sherbet CHOICE G IANT SIZE - making. - - SAVE 10 lI:fS "•''° Banana p1w cocktail fruit - '.' good flavor ups butipi-mill, bisruit mix cup sugr -4 ('ui' watt': pustryceks Many foreign er au.nr ai well as Prenh men and, orasinflai1y, Amerran hostess desir° of learning the seeret F'renh catering and pa _________ 1b . 1 S( Young Turkeys , HASn' FRUIT PUDDING in FRESH S. 65 C Peanut Butter 3*ioatl4 4Jts CD"A" at 11,111% 'a,s*I1s Lvi •hU o**NGI Air, SL.'PPEFI Hasts Fruit Pudding 1fwI'ragt' ' Lnn(r" ,iving three monthc pies and dishes and, nat. ly. bus chocolates "?ç- U.S.D.A. CHOICE I- call fr- other ipriciv 4elkacløc This ,neluiøi all iervieec also a 'finishing' There y ('tc- P RICES Cr, u c k ' 0 a % } flour us a',aitahle, Pel. Pt'rr" - SAVE f .ii ('lruu*mon Whlz7es Tea or Ctifft't' t'lN\AMcr WHI72E (reat for ii vrowd ,4 - up- uflsl!tt'Ct country bread anti mr,tinda nt buffet, fresh arid candied fruit A barrel of Beaujolais 'NIflP from which guests ran ii i tmokcri tolmon caviar, _____________________________ B-B- Q Sauce r an I ounc'e the younger, less ronven floral client This consists of Oil 50th of lu cr1 'intl durerl harris, stir ;ilent tji'it rasseveral kinds of cheese. from flfl o •h.th.r lhøre -- 39C a mashed CAGLES PRIDE FRESH GEORGIA .; ~1 ip t;t4c SAVE IS FUN Snap h3ran flight nw, according 'rancis catering 'lirector 'ofl(lPfltIefld. the country huff?'' is math in favor with _____________ _________________ ,. with Beans Chili COOKING Shrimp Creole rrin,t f?IPIIO) l4fld thrc' s',ns and their wives, and a daughter Madame Irn.trr ;i.ere th (?r,orative eflc buffet orders, the flwers, the layout of which are perfect mocatq* of color arid the choice of table linen, glasses ','r,4fra -iil'thPt IPII ri fy)ql, Inrj GRADE A WHOLE c .• I thhleswion, tratec1 up 49 I AVf 1 2 CrD'TAfllP'JA cream ( hut) 3 Pork & Beans I ;.:irluuge (Ii oUflees I N 'utl' fraitive, iiwnne F'arilIenn4' in her lot" $ltc ' wh'i k lilited it, 1* or, of r 'P t're maJ cr •,d at small iahIe, pric can rang. _________ _________________________________________________ _____________________________________________ ___________ I AMPRiLL MAY 39 cheese 5I dates ruriul r u.- rt fs'nnfr, nfrpri! 111 vry tntteh a family affair iP,.v rri i u Ill, jnqI9yfl4 fMnotro. fir) 1'rk.i at high At'in'1 17(A pe r percofl 14,? th. nun?r/" 4n, hut for a mris . _____________ PRICES cup crcurn.stik eotthgr P .It..ier nti'l p' p r If P .1 hut the IA'rintrP l'('Ifll ibm ;.%ra fit iIls'' ranging Irrirn 111111 to eight tiers and four ffMlt Pugh. all tuiale of nougat and sugar and drilled with sluiff,'il sri,uIl • reariipuiffs - :nn*)IfII h,po - ________ _________ teaspoon salt L 1 oregano ';,iril not l'sw MI d"pends n i1 snhloulni of time and ,u,ateritii which goes Into The more inrudegt th.m uuigtit start at surriiinti the 1) rituul 1p '.iuiival'nt (if '\ _1 vnrddI mit, oltiri °°' l'riv c' VeII itev are cer - France ________________________________ I tahh'cponn original W oreesu'rshlre sauce teaspoon August heat 'iii ,n,,ther rviacterpiece was 'he r.'liriultu lion ru an IRIb"r,t,irv 4 iitt'iii - tomatoes, hrnl,.'r, hr 1 itiven _ ________ ______________________________________ '1 NtItlJhII '- py 1 I PftlktI(' fritit tr,ot high of 1111111111 iii 1091 iIJJsin mc' ,t.'ntI"ti ' w* Itic' fty,i"r •11i'•n ep,nditrti'ii "1 li lot a IienI houc'wnrmt1IR fl$ I lot ic cI at SI 1''c', liv.' whlifl w.'iie it, 1PIUI ciiar tory) 'rn i.'tc' wiih I,u ket;,, ,etoti Mrin*ieur I "noire liv liii the mr#qt .1111k' itIt ;rt of IPIIc ..rqler 'o the II.4 thai the iit,tchecI pieces b,jiil in travel fl104 nrilies in the the t ç Of Arts Fine in tiIe it a Ii iii atnilnil iii •'' ' .j ill i eph '1 . t1tJIIjf This The Of One 11)9)01 contribution to special Aku .;iunrns noodles ablespoon salad till 4'u minced noun elcSafli't' pastry cooks ha'. e taken in the imiher'' house n reat pride in work they are Auteutit 1'w, rears ago he nclined to consider is one 9 shop Path It. a ot the lesser arts There are modern liiiit ictng t'm• c a II y no towns In plex fIve miles north of Vet. p u a e I France which l) not boast sallies, another at \'eiii' Ii, at least one leading pastry to the south, plus three mote shop In % ;ithiiis se'tionc uI tho capital \II have (heir oss Past master in his pt'oles ''lahonatot y,'' as the ,ti h 551)0 1.enotze, sion is Gaston ateis In everyhos sho is CflS att' flOw ealleit stmniebo4h To his establish. Some In ycat s he :nent in Parts' prosperous add."d catering deivai Iiflt'iit uiIeui1 district lOflO 0 three to Pus enterprise and for tIn' :n the city) come fanciers of last list' sent's has been re eu'laurs. hhas, fruit tarts, the sponsible for all the official madeleines Marcel Proust receptions iii \'er sallies 'su (e about and croissants Vhsle the wedding or birth ht as air He is also In dos caku' app ear s to he (Ii. flidliS for his chocolates _______________________________________________________________________________ _____________________ inredien1s together sardines, the Since and Boat until well blended Arrange 3 of the noodles in hot. torn of I(txflx2 inch baking dish Spread with half of cheese mixture Top with hull of tomato sauce Repeat Iavermg. ending with tomato servings suce Sprinkle with remain tng Parmesan cheese Rake SMORGASBORD1tHFS in preheated .156-degreo oven for 4(4 mInutes 14't stand itm I cup grated Cheddar ( I ( C serving mIni:t' cheest I can Makes f portions ounces) Nnrwa noodles as package direct,', drain , 4 home hut the world over pr.'ad twtween t'se slices Make, 4 ers nip, SAflDI\'F S1AD SAflWICHF ' cup mayonnaise 'gg not Is Pastry he did I)4'k in 19,7 Not a v eryI)Ig shnp, wit h the link. *it (1w bmk H.'t' he.. 'totted With 12 cmInvec 11 1a he o ns the ent reck. '.tor hiiililing and emplo a staff of mote than 34)fl 40 I&1US patis'et It'S'' have icing appreclateil - pot fit ne Salt and pepper slices dark rye. buttered Salt and pepper 4 slices onion 4 strips cooked bacon, ciii in half .1 French or Italian rolls I. (.tflhifle first three ingredients Season .sit rolls and toast if desired np with mixture Garnish with onion rings and bacon., Makes Meat! l'urn)rsnn Cheesy, divided (1AIRF ta or macaroni dishes The -- pieces pier" .Minus drabned t'r grated onion cur boiled. cutwd ' chopped I can ouncesi Nnrunc sardines, drained and hrokert into hilC.ct7t ? ist:iii: I; %n(;ROVE •t and broken Inth bIfr.s7e sardines. S''fl%VIC14ES f _ tr 101 R. U i'r 'pffl urc'!eu u. !ht •Il'I Ifl ; tha'I -' t• -' in an eating rut Stretching weight of ground ht'f and bit' and sardine flesh 1h budget and stretching also has less fat and fr wer per cent protein Sardiner calories Ti also provides make good combination our eating habits go hand-inmore calcium than a cup of foods and blend well with hand or it better to six'. milk Fish protein is the eggs. cheese and 'epethhs , hand- t(, For exarnpk most accessible protein. , of sardines contains lKI •..( . Editor ithir. t'anh Making '"' 'LdRF Fond Miy?, JflJ / WtIricd',, — �Wednr?ccMy, MAf 1973--9C The SAn? orci Herald Wednesday, May 2. 973 8C-The Sanford Herald M. XTRA N, IwGreenSla.nys IwGreenStamp "wGreenStamp N Heinz Tomato sellop Six #1 cons McCormick of .141A IL L Glad Food Wrap 200. 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M.D. Ø.-w' F I4r,aa.,: .49 ' '" ~ 1, Io i~~ , ,N .4,A1 Z--~. ~ U V 6! L Family Lib . Not-So F al)uIous V. -.:; N111rif F apee is facing a sexuiii crisis "Dr. Crane." she began. "1 1. ....1411 V iu a .._,s.._..i ar ws._ii., advice columnist and she was sympathetic but urged me to O its ardent with their wives as consult a local Marriage during the first year or two (eimwlor. after the wedding. "Rut I live In a small town Whereas the exceeded their and hesitate to do that brides by maybe a 4 to i rtIn at "Resides, you are a double the time of the honrvnrnon, they Joctor and thus tell people ma'nowhavedc'tlic'dt o I to xact1y what to do right in vain papt column. That's still far more than t) usual wife craves ho can Rut it 'ems like a shocking civorce' reduction to the husband, who "We have 3 children in t*ins to wonder if he a' grammar whoa) and I had a senile, not t* slipping , thought ours was an ideal sexless age bracket - , "\ F 'EBE' -' __ fS&JES 4SOOD ) \ LM'r , Ew ourJ (co _ _ * ,;~r) - , - .X"~, . .r %4 k .. V,-~—__~ C :: 'j, ZA, --— i _ q ~ %I -. I'l , ~ ~~_ - . 0 )* . _~, - I I, i - , 'IR I 1.I . 7 - '*._t,_ ' '4' I- ' ' I 1~ I ) A i i II' ' <.::,.':. ci..• . --' -. "" - '. "' .., - - - - c" T 11 V'0 , .t-•- ' WTER 1 ~ ;:.. . .'.-,,,,.J,'f,.. ',.,...'. . I 4 ".,: . __-- I ,. * -'2... ''" " O. - - ____- w w,e 11 ~ - -_:.. - O - J . . I I' , I I ç,,n wish these plastic maps with a demp cloth to keep them looking brand new. They make ideal gifts at their small price of S2.5O each Add 50 cents postage arid handling for a tingle map or 75 cents additional to jorder both maps. Check your order below. ' rPi 0 ~ 0 I ~ V ' C LO MR. POTTER-so, ' - .- I \ AvgcAgJSMA! y C - -,/ K.. 1'1%_i_ ___ ". ~ _ . to that " fema le" w ho called last night, may I respevtfuliy subunit that on all future calls you refrain from drinking. 'i our slurring as awful. , , r--% _ (.,i'COVE1'C 1" ThE QJc zz.L BYNN F( THE AI A I 4k TE PARTY. 47 td I . ou %%TOIC - . I What elst! could I say but, thank > ou tl rtdhl) didn't understand until quite sommw time later that it wasn' t I WAS BON /.'-' MJ1H W6 FIGHTEWE Wt2JT YA JLVAM GIE -E LAZ" SLEEPING . isti by Uick LOVOIl e'I NTHROP - 'S 1 _______ wi' -ro ME OAT S • ' S - cr -- - ou 'f5f2aAv ,i,,J, 'JE I fl- YOU 'E w-Y S..'EA - ' - Of course it makes ' 7 .-', - I r . •,, ii wE2 SOMETeG i AOY 4E $ SEE.'. .." , . - ' - . I .3 . I _. ~ -r--, :.1 doom '"'"""'" NEWS $2.50 plus SOc postage) Both mops 1500 plus lSc postogs) "I I 111.1111111111b 1. C_ " (i.ie ' . T'' - o-,r ' Name 's\ F '. 'Y MAN ' Y C,*'E .40T4C14'. r~--_, (B& ME -. DIGEST '5 l4L 7OF.v?cxir5' I I ' -:: j 1) " ~ T7 ,_~,1.~ .4h - '•' ('-' ! ' C."iY '.'f."j't . "s ' (J7 '' ' .j,'( ':f . State - . _: , # - . 179,I __ -, , .. ~ ~11 _!-~ ,01~, . - - I ~ T. . 1vo luy " j I I fta ~ .. Round ~" - ~rw A - "i j~ _ __4-0 01 -----.-S.. -1~---:.-.a___--=-- ~ - I .-___ - i . -~_ __ -_ - 1 atf Writer . . 3 \ - kli sW-- ,' ' ' ' - I. - it haul iuipt 9 r s firing if two PflnciP' ciii apparently sun m' totti annual contact deadline .iftcr '. , 4 . *e, - j __ - ot UjitlersUilvi thut it rtvulved arour4 one of my favorite subjects - Watergate' And I if I of "arwellation W,4111e,ulav'' - Bryant failed to ed with tudaY`j deadline thanges ft4y -. . ••- 'e : '4 , % - - - . - V"i . ' - - . - - . •. . '-., '. . . - *k *v _.I - 4 Keeth add - • - 'the junction of SR 436 and Interstate 4, considered one of the two worst intersections in Semi no l e County , increases in traffic congestion daily with commercial development in all four quad rants. In the southwest quadrant bounded by Wymore Road are the new Days Inn motel rest4uirant-gasoline station complex i Uncut the' I lt)IId.I\ Inn and not pictured apartment Complexes. Ili ' . • , f CIII ill ut Ii 'e I cxt;iv ', ia :` .: :** ::: ... tions .' :': X. . I \ I (I It It I I A I It I \ I I I) t s wn Pit ISI)\ I It' i e. omninetid changes in 10W itles SC) Aiflel IC dli Iigh1ing filet) doctrines I 'tier we'J ii ''d ( ft n u Hit O( (LI of ' -' ' .ij) ....... / . 1111 \ I \ I "si It II "t esl 1 relic hi liIl( I('.tl tests is ni.ik log IXIJI tic Il waves II) 'mOililt countries but others .11 oumid 11he South Pacific basin are ic tpu'g qult t 1. e . Inde x .- I ' . tI' ti*tI tS A 111 q alertetnr ( (r saw rd -' ; I tilt rtatiililcimt I loroac ojuc lIW1t41l iiotts 1A 'mu let) GA X. , .: i Cratior 2411 :*' 2A Stocks TV lB 7A 4/i , .: :- . - ': .'''''-.:--:-:-:::-::-: ------ --- ----- ---- I By muurnmi' or rejett with legai the superintendent .ltpL ause ----------- uui inneial ",rmtr icC 'os t'aI I Leglslature 'Iliose receiving the vitatiolvi ' - -- - - Ho Weather iet 'Fishy' 0 -.- ------- - --------- ------ - ---- --- --- ------- ---------- IS - , ,' - - P'.- Circuit Ct)imp' ,'br L '.;r ;r;' :: tOe bas f',,r inn rueh hr night Qthstr esught use UI "a grove, t.nde-sfrc.'ui sy sxae'niver. - I. "- - - S. - ,,, --r the tQVW1ft • a Hi. .,'' - Sounds * . --------- r' gartilmi cc,' omiunendatiirns :10idauuns cuns-vroins. , prin I,%,.trtI it, rvgulate .111d licellse attollpt. tu ~Vt it ell a counwitirs the bill clection ballot LN3 fallSen. I an Sutrburuugh, D Stone stone Sitbi the. b) St ii itaip L'uste'n DMtanii Jat.ksunstUe. asked that ac tion muil a ros cal to a hill allowing In court Fire d s,use mooney and was postxmned indefinitely. ssrite tickets for those iuieasurt' woul 1 Anti sPOrutiji'S of a Senate- i)fl i bill t1tabIL'lltna an Oil fret PLIL t it, dci more UI) W ho it tumor i. riiiie. s iii passed proposal to abulish the 1911 statewide election on the -i jut , r(ftfl work. . w. stead of luiuiuig tta'iii to jali The Senate rciet'tcd a mileas- off tee of lieutenant governor PCOPV booking four WSZ11Ci1 he was three or h Ilipliraruis abandoned their St It t----------------------('It', hit' 11) I .io1) citea sl'mt,i I of time neexiurd it.' flub!ui Ashen pass the ttueuture, !lt Iii stone., 5ixm1imr George Firestone Iii the IIQU3 .5 e'uuWi*ttee • C ,& • tAI Miami said it niH gist. law en retwiutwneleel that an unfair I Iiiefl S , vv age- r r I C torte miii itt ciffu ui' tile lftmntriu radm. pratLk'es bsll be enforced t. tru,R write. by Agrte.'ulture cuuuncssautwr . I em t'Itutlumns fir iuli iiimsdt-uiititnc'r imisteati ttY. i s tea I n TI ati on Flog g riiiit 'cs Ui Ic kovil Premideuit Nixon has stiffened ht.s W,sIIlNGU)N APt ii Ifl UI oi m iii to i eqiurt a i gusertuuent neie. pi ime-tontnil sy sic C ou r t Judge Cir cuit ate ii ov er price buuisla by big t't*iipamues But he U) Iuda set Rubeit 1cierv*ur swisers should expect Inflation to be a problem for several hihi 5 low this cc U yeartrial fur .hsae LI fur YIirctay th&xLantI at hit reusing 1a uld 1iv 9 morni ng Vie should be mature enough to recognise that there soullutid. ch"IftOill with lint cloudin -!is through 41111911t with Instant remetly for this problem," Nixon said Wednesdity as drlrce murder In 11w Sep 'harwt' of ,itiuners tonight or he.' ur.iiowie't'd new steps to try to moderate surging price tember I71 urt'ktk s1uiwg i"riitiiy highs its thu i'mw to iiitd tne.'rcisse's r to uuitil ut (,etge Lh4,us aiva a tiiss. BOs 141st tuum'tghl Use Presidentordered large uiiupanh s, those. wi th annual retired Sanford prup ray fiOs Rain probabilIty 30 ir it UI stileS (if $250 tiilllioni or more, to notify the ius-eriumieflI In ad uwuer flurland and Richard tonight utmtl 40 per t.etit Friday. vance sf they iiitentt to raise t'Oiiipait) si lute us trage prices by uiouts spru' itt from (.ourky cit Sanford wets A tool air r cent boe the levels of Jan Ii) more than I tile Rockies lilt(, flit- I blal".'s Will 111e with the ila,iug 11*' tuu Mississippi V1iII. y curly today CLI> ., hs.. ttiiit it would take the (oat of Living ( oundl to *"JCO,-~-A littOifl-ond coutinitic%l, Willi tile pro.,ilwul of frost and iletc.r.wne wheilier they inet government litalklards, mi-ilat hospital sad fnetitrig te.i,,pe.r,utures us fur to it was is step thick toward the l'haset 2 mandatory wage Punhiaiidle (eur$e wal eugykied ad south us the. fexas pricte.mitrulsystriisthiatNixon abandoned till Jun II, hut the. snti'netd (a Uk' thrtWsd 'IemnPcruturcs La lure' dawn uiliisinktrution stoppeti tar short of reverting to Itust up was )u4gt ci caa.' April N to ranged from '10 at F iagetuff, premat hi West. ti'iil. Ant., to 1u ut Kt'y TALIA11A.1,LSEL, Fla i All) State EducaLion LX Ehe deadluie in today Lay.': 11111111F Approved Ferrell, 4enenI Carey 11 annual cmjntracl six week , c0ire the butt slay of the sehci' • ' . frustration, . . - ' uul tlinkert 4reetett the an nuuncment with murmurs ui an ii sap pu i a liii 1 •- -- Ramada Inn at a site bounded on the west by Doublas Avenue. The Altamonte Mall. located to the right of the photographed area under construction in the northeast quadrant is expected to compound problem severely. Various methods have been suggested for correcting the interchange from a modifted c lo erteaf to additional laning Misdemeanor % ''dx'hin'i oi'msr'Iti(mn1 iilI.lIIdiIlIu-, - ---_.-- _______ **'* I%. - •r %' th1)t .utt i is I over it e..1 IiIufl)(sI.l i i'. ra0.US 01) ii the mOliSt Appro pr re'cammenutation chairman n' Allan Keethi t. .1 held becausi' meeting could be neither he our Layer were stir" if the procedure requtred catl an emergency session. i ¶ u! it n I I 4 them i tip p,ti ,xr, .1 1)1-MI )( lt I I( H- I' (lit I S against the NIxon .id nun ist r at Ion s $1 () million request for :: ~ ogs u Jack Ridding met Rooert Clinker but bwtr I iiteiirs tudrt culpepper Jean Davie sims ind%fr - ' 1. - - . . - ' - ' / o,ti' hew i zealous citcuimtttee slid so Juan> crooked things that it nuilccs a Mile wt'cd. r hx k sober •::::... right Itiyit of,, 1irc Zip . . " - ' Y cerium ',S . - , ,, \', . * . - Nm-, FK - . ' , _. - r .. :' it I — - - . ~. e_~ I I _ - = - 5, - ,, - • r(fict, I- - v had three or oiAt ask me if I saw uui today (how mu 'rnsnv - . . .Z:& R, .w& _;t 4 I f()1. 41 %,I& - Wrwirom's umnol-thinking. ' . - - :: :. 1 (14.) tiujM. that Sanford (it) Commissioner Julian Sten- : strom dots not releiit on hIs 1. UfU1OW*ri1 project of erecting a downtown u,iuttl-story parking tot This wiuica uuitc. foresight and a a credit to - N - - ' Sy .. - "' . 1* ... :::: links to the Watergate Scandal, raking tile )ossIhiIi(v the' trial on never 'o to the 'ur I Bar I".lAU-'i'-'YI 1'" 'j',.' r;;~r!''.' , ."X I-- -- __________________________________ - r : J'lli PI'N'I'A(ON PA1'FItS TRiAl. ,JUI)(• tellsaltorneys to give him legal arguments oil ' FaIk.nd - . - __ . . 41o4V Layer ,41, ,. . w,\'I'I:It(;'I'I: 'l'ItAUMA could become a pivolal point Ili ill(- congressional fight to by the United States anti ::::: spendable only in the country of issue, In junkets which took theni to every corner of (II'! :*. ctthmtr b) rtasuun of n tint umit ut sir election setbacks. wt'rr ui the "lactic duck' category. Some e,mf ha in si aitul until they were tus,t-d out of olfim e ti, unaki' their final official visits. get ti'e the je AI ka ltz' r bottle ) -,-11a1O._7 1411M _________ -- 1/VlSi - ~ ll t 'llilpilplpw,i . I I .lpplolllplllllilollllilillilk __~ -,.%.M— -4 , I _ I I -- ._~~ N - _. ~ ;, `%__ __ - M; `V--. , .- :. -'*-..-*-* ,. --.6 1 1 1 1 10 ON IN I. _ !7_--- F_~_ __~ " i> .rv, to P _~- .~ . .I --,. vilfit,jwal0i~-- ~ _111irr"M "i _N `_~_*_. - ._a - '. --- ~_ " A.A10 _W50- .V.At. ''; us trmght i Male there were still others who / PHANTOM * f pm-ulnmig tilt' c'asc. many groups t:uveled. 1 T HE ~ X. ()t'T('Ol\(' '%'IIITF IIt)tI" •lI)1'S II I liii (I I mid John I) I' hi I, hm in re •i •i ter • ergate i pi oset U 01 11)(I V.111) s€flau. investig ators .. that country )lt -"., 111111111 L I ; 11 I - we're told to spend our dollars stoP the out in thus countr an dollars t tt floV of American This does not Include tile c of military aircraft in which . Mart WaRt ettyv ~ _W* ' ' Solne of them made "sevet a, r- 1 Mop of World -- - )._-_ ($2,SO plus SOc postage) 16 0 *' "-' BEETLE BAILEY Or. T4FE -, %c's,mt,EZ %I Mop of U.S.A. p 5,_____, 1Tj 1N..r - I -- • - r cou . j; L~ , . 'now ,'IE,_ '.EO WAS W ME WE , s-, : eoet- s't . r'c,,.,, - -- 4I ~10 ESS — - -tii 'Ii 0 n e of Se m i n ole s Two Wors t Intersect ions ;:;:".'."--'.-'-".".'." -'S'-'-' last year more than 200 mimetimbers of the U.S. iloust' of llepresentatives spent the :: equivalent of $700,000, much of Chic Young v ..-' I'? - I ' i,. 1:1 ~__ . lw~ - t_ - . yr4-thnse ready useS in CI pr' iin n nductrit ., , I 1Si ollI1lldR'n front nearby croissant Elemen tary School were evacuated to a nearby cemetery, police said. Pupils from a nearby nursery and kindergarten were also evacuated. Kniery said the gas leak was reported by officials of the Florida East Coast Railway The evacuation was re po rted to be orderly. Police were taking elderly residents and those without i transport ill police r to look after the residents was set U[) where a ('enter forced to leave their homes. ... _____________ I i i nqhit na) corn. the ynvernment price's 'f mn4itse iitI the 'st" "-'ale i,,lly ii I ~. go,74. -1"_. 0.1 ~~ l"~v- . '. ,; - ___ AV .A- .. .. . compliment. rOO BLONLIt , . IO - .. . ' - , - ,~ r i The II! prim tin't' Ofl Said. John A Spoiski Purely Personal . You STILL DON'T ,, , lt C0+ I .LA.:A5'') - ~ I.b a _L_ ieak occurred, police said. I.t. Jerome Kniery of the Fort Lauderdale Fire 1)epai tment said the gas was believed to be either unit ,itic or chlorIne both of which can explode when corning into contact with water or metal. Thel e as also a danger topoople breathing the gas by Bob Thoves -, - '---- - _. ' j"D ' ( IT'S No GOOD, ...._." - ____ I,,: 1st ti.t ) '% 01" lot-%' !4~3.; 14 16 tiated today after area of Fort Lal. yard began freight a tanker-truck in a railroad leaking pOtefltlaIl dangerous gas, polIte said No injuries were reported But hundreds of schoolchildren were among those evacuated by police and fire department officials. 0_001. ._-' Cy_ L Il l t' .e, .,c liat, I th.it tMi - 5) I\ I I MAIL TO: Maps, Dept. 47 co The Sanford Herald F.C. UA J'I Cleveland, Ohio 44101 Address I 15,00 . selff-IMEW c Causes Evacuation i - .. Mop Service, Corps of EgiPrepared by the neers, the mops measure 19 3 ' by 27 11/2', mOjCir cities, towns, rivers, oceans and political baundortes ore clearly outlined. OKA','.. 46 n".s far fresh and dry fr lifl.7. meanfn that tt c! and vegetahlc!s. priwu' whnlesaler.s on the averagi cereal anti bak' poultry It) far goods worth n'r. $3 $I( in the l%7 base perIod. products, and a less than sea- I ' Gas Tanker Lea k I 5'. I' 11 t,ut , 1 11 I three dimensions. I 4 R:941',., M-M'MA',' r CANNA DO IT; P'S-BORR',IeS' tbL ' ' 4. I - I ; ,, April 4ift.r seasonal sdu 11.2 per cent abo,re a 'Ana per Ili recognize that there Is no in- than in the first three months. This was pnrt said year o raflee tiny an aceIeratinn in tnt renne'Iy f°r 'hI r1' U,., ot cc a4.rHhll, and tntk"''at Am,ng ccnsume Increared one-tenth of ht-lenths of one per vent sIntlk ,tiit ui it I:),'ec ,,'s.' F.. 'i t, L lilt r' use in 'iaR Ii The April Increase pushed the ent (uVPt time' past ,six nionths, noinic controbt that prirr in. iliarpest six-month jump since I .1 /') These authentic mops of the world and the U.S.A. let you compare the height of mountains and valleys with me touch 'ii your iinertsps. Tneir Deoutuui colors and three dimensional relief will enhance your recreation room, den, office or library as well as being c voluctble refe r enc e I't . I • p %,~ 11 . ,~ in full col or and I i , . ' t tratirunry 'l'tiu' increase was a little creases "will priulailmi) !s' high- th Korean War higher--tmne rwr cent-tm a sea- er than we would like for ume 1riod of I'nlees in the last three Soflall) adjusted bask I' anti iiinnths but added that Amen producta and processed foods cans "should be mature enough months of the period rose more nwat boyt'ott and l'resident inu'.isure of inflation than fxHi Nixon's ceiling on meat ;irk'es. prtces as it is less affected by But the price s on a broad seasonal changes Over-all, wholesale prices range of industrial rae matet nh,mnihi% tnt it ili iii .ktnuarv i9t, utuI the' I ut'r k irtiiie 01 s 11w .iu '1 I Mhor ility in tightening l'has 3 eco ' j - as k r' i' r i c es i n d us tr i a l later tellected In higher retail / - i 1 , by Crooks & Lawrence 5-5-5TOF: N'tJ-N,'T A 5TEP CLOFRR fl.L- I U.S.A j JA ) .:Z,\-/ "I101() CAPTAIN EASY P-P-PA'E lot in pru deu re m rocc sed x1s and farm prel' r cent eiçtS V8S led t) a 2 ' r I -." e A,..j for the first tiifl in SI fllflnths but the drop was more than oilset by the biggest Jump in in dustrin) prices in 22 'enrs, the F 'hit' Industrial ruinniudlties , I' 1.1 I, p - \ - 1~r -~ 1 '. ~ ___ . . ~ -1-4, _? . 1. 0, . -r 1 ,71 1K, ' - , 4 . I I or ' ' I - ~-j .. . ,I - . 'A ll farm : -::466 I by Bowen & 4 6- (I I ' ' ' / L - — , ' ._'f_ 1 , . reflecting the effects of the re In ' -' ; ' ul I I I ug J LI lqu J LIt Wholesale prices of food anti 91 - r I 4 - -- ç'5 1 '•) I - " \ q i "-''._________________ I '" UI I (.'.,,. - i _ &A '. I ~~. I- , X - -. - - " c / FtAP4& El;"' I / .. a I I I . 1~ jrA *..; 01 .:. " ,' Biggest In 22 Years ij _-.----- / , ~A~! - - ç •-"' ' ' , - I . '4 / 1 (1 I '.' 'F- " No one was injuri in Shepçnir4's shooting spree at his mother's grcerj stnr' at $ Willow Ave. Path-c ringe'i the frame building for in minutes before finally par mating Sheppard to 'wrrender When Sheppard gave himself up pollee dashed into the bulle' riddled Onre and reseu.'l Sheppard's daughter anti soci ages 2 and 3. Police were sim'imnried ,ifti'r Sheppnrd' mother fled store and called ,i (14'w'r 0- x ',irrI ruc'i(erf author t,' Ili,(M tø'unid ,in 'bargeS r.f assault with Intent to commit rruird"r, use of a firearm in I, oyirrti'i('fl of a felony and brandishing and discharging fire arms. A preliminary hearing has been set in county court for Sheppard Friday at 3 p m. bot assistant State Atty. Newman ltrr.e'k a$d today he will file direct informations in circuit court thereby negating the scheduled preliminary hearing. Brock said the state will not ohfrct to Huttrg's reqt..st for amiflR'i".) this psychiatry ~ .4 : Q~~_ THE BADGE GUYS 1 '' I AND "E PiZETFENDS ' 140, . . ,~ II Will Buy the Worl d ..iI I'-. Thursday. May 3, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 65th Year, No 208 Price 10 Cents t i 4 14 )'~-), ": -) , " *' N 1 .... I 1 ". % I,_, ~ '4 ~ .,,~ i ~- ,,~ I ' ~ i - - - , - and $2.50 I Ti~ i I ~ ,~ i,~ , f, , k, ft 1 1, ' HEQE I AM IN !Q, I -, by Al V.rmeer FRANK AND ERNEST 'A Ol ?' PRISCILLA'S POP ; , is • -1 "i'' :' Exam S - ' q I -1N H 1L.1 _T"-'' , II :1 - ' Sonlumril tinuti who t ,,ged it cute'. '1 uiriniuti tiic' hilitli' with ,wiliip %'tillt' humleling Ills two 1,1 liii vu hiotcigr' wil I uilii y by publIc: itt' fender ( ;q,ld lfutlie'rg. Jam el; Sli.'p;u;ril ,Jr, was M onday uu r rc'ctr''l cifter 'uirri'nuler in tim imti-ruistiing j Ii''.' in the shattered ulcrwny '1 his mother's small grcme'.'ry tors, ri y "flTi • 4 I % , I/ ), '--s .- I. -A I - I .' ' r I -01, - I Lewis -' -1 ..' % 'After six pregnanc'ies. I finalZ. (lidproduct a bab' lf&S2 The lowest point we ever hid was after we both' ;,;, peareci before the house t'n.American Activities Comn i• in 1455 That fall, John was pkkcted when he aprearei Louis Calht'rn t last tin Broadway in Wooden t)ish' how." John leaned 101 V a rd in Ii chair lie had jus t 'orn c from a long rehearsal (if the ARC Pueblo Incident, th television special in which he appeared with Hal 11nbrt'iL and George irizzarcl. hut he is buoy ant und estvi ge'i displaying a magnanimity and enthusiasm when lit' speaks of Ins colleagues. his wife, his friends that most actors reserve for themselves , An iinnie'Iiiiti' p t' )- ( hiatrir by Larry B These days, everyone is looking hack warmly on the well. practically everyone .' Mental Get flutts'rg saId trcIay tie ex ;'rts ('irt'iiit .Ji,elge ltotie'rt Mc G rc'or re g or to ii upoi ft t wro psyrtiiatrisls, and hopes t(, have his client e'sai,,irwd later today or early Friday, 'Die public ele'Ieneier said ha reqtieqte'l tin immediate c'xiituiInntioti, instead of the usual sk-tiny wait Sheppard is sche'cluleel for arraignment in circuit court Monday, with a pticcitil(' trial chIc' of the week (if May iR Sheppard is being held in Sernlnc,lu" County Jail iirnler e x amination for the 2$ year .oW .: ,,' I :' 'S, - I I AX[) u:w KOcH 'But now I find that ms prematurely That's when he may look husband is running around with tsitt'', not because he lr.ves ii o vear-iict secretary ir, hi Lite paramour but just to Iffive reassure himself that the old zip "He admits he had an affair and zest haven't been snuffed p,l! : with heir wils. t,!' were away for a week's visit ( 4) So you wiv es of straying with their grandparents mates must not indulRe in "And he has quit kissing me or showing any affection, so I nagging and belittling remarks, calling him a heel and a rotter. feel crushed. John and Sara had sufYcredfrom it '50s ailment not the blacklist. "Should I give him a divorce, for then you will not inflate his mentioned by nostalgia huffs ego as much as the cooing ! it. some chan c ed professions lit" Some actors died of I rarair.oin' %%-no praises him like the Randolphs. Zero Moste cause of it. Others the sky sur Studs Terkel, Arthur Miller and Charlie Chaplin l:ItOTIC DELIRILM becoming heroes. particularly lauded by that , vived it "1 WANT TO FEEL IMsmall group who su ffered from another affliction of the Whrn a person has a high PORTANT' is the tattoo an subpoena envy time Ie'.'rr, he may become delirious ev er y man's chest. so If I deflate him while the rival siren "After the Caihern show was tiver. I figured I was finarid talk "md of his head" 1;.' " sht'd Chrttm:'s ws coming Sara was in her fifth month "l!. erotic d irtirr ir. Lw a ''"'"- "' Ch tii4hfl il'' i went Iti set' herman tfluHii1i eiit' as t' rr iimrnt anc affects , will Wt. C t) tt' Iflf''ir. Melvyn ougl. the' V'ltti Wind* toad conipan ol lidiei'it the.' lh iiIion of husbands whose preacher, Reverend 'Brown, .and Fight fire with fire. the I read for the' part of boudoir relations with their the exceed I was preaching for my lilt'." wives have grown stodgy and meaning param(iur's brand of boudoir prosaic' When the sermon was over. John had the part. Producer cheesecake Shurnlin. who had brought an unknown named Spencer The odds almost Invariably Slenderize; adopt diaphanous Tracy to the stage in 'The Last Milt " and produced most favor the wife if she will jut ughtaes and a new brand 0f of Lillian Heliman's plays, learned of Randolph's plight play her cards seductively and and promised him an additional $50 a week. disrobe seductively; follow this psyc hological and act gay even though you Twenty years after that grim era the Randolphs are prescription feel "our heart is breaking hav.ng a terrific' eonibi'L V. ill; J ihr; a ; i'arir:k regular ui Tactfully stall for time And if he doesn't cnm it-, you, ly on TV and stage. and don't even mention a go to him and wage a seduc As for Sara Ciinninghzuin 1o).n ali her ItH' late' bluon divorce; tivel' aggressive campaign. for likissoming whcreve't she goes She niaclt' her firr ' men much prefer their own fli(iVif last year "The Cowboys" with John Wayne' Sa Reassure yourself with wives if the laiter offer them as Sara, "I've known m' business noV since I was 35, tnii the fact that most husbands, delightful cheesecake as the it had always been terribly frightening to nit' When I got even when chasing around with paramour' past 50, I didn't care an niOT't There' was a young fela a paramour. still state they'd at one audition who asked me.'What have you done it. much rather have an "affair" Send for m' Imolde" I answered. 'Darling, you're just too young t with their wives, if the latter Prevent a Platonic Marriage," know.' Vet he called me back. Lately, I always get a c'a, would serve equally enticing enclosing a long stamped, i ha rk boudoir cheesecake; return envelope, plus 25 cents. So next time the' disc jockey puts on Earth Angel '3' Men are generally muchAlows" ..vtw ft ar CF.'. to Carip 40 's Shatmum, remember the I'tandolphs who. in spite of nii more erotic than women, so armilpsaw. .acI.suus . IflS Ii•Ms1. ;.rriages and Mc'Carltivism, stir" "vu'rI the '5'Pr tii,'u'tht't R' 11 t. ;dIt' t ti-iev often become panicky a ',';:tt dtcnut" I woncli'r how mar' , a" •lIA ,.,, ... tt,t' rtaltu- they are no longer .. .. . .bill* .,'. 11(1, lou! tue 'm i - By HUB IJ.flVIt Herald Staff Writer "L1, I !I i ll %-.~', never work airi" says actor Jtihr, "I fig ured I Randolph, recalling the not-so-fabulous '50s 'The '5(is started off with my having twins and burying them." says Randolph's wife, handsome actress Cunningham ihoe deep, resonant voice still his a hint of South Carolina. but not a trace of self-pity Gunman To W . 4"/ - - ,_. I with BIMO BURNS • I' :;, P ! ~ , ,~.~," ~,'~),r~~ CAMPUS CLATTER R ,1-% x-, ;Q; t(1d '5O .sln as'. . - "'X ( ~ ,W - "'~ 4 1 , %I n - AWAN j ,, P, i ' ,"-.,, .., . . , Grot,, -AWN , :., .t. • ' isi RtI5INES5.' . WtI.1, e.E1t c') ANt' riND Ci1-! )6CAR' wt'Rt 61n,L THERE' 'r)4E4 1'p4 rt q CA', Y'VL .OT iiArc'\' 'IN A CI'WE r."c ' . ... 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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>, May 10, 1973; <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/6fa0a66fb6cef99c4e0511deb1805eba.pdf 19b69188560c58e5289941c543e264e3 PDF Text Text - -&— TheSan1 ord Friday, Herald June _ __________ ____________________ L 973 _ ___ t 11 At: - IX..X. ;~.. ..~._. I A I -.------- 4~-: 1.'.* The),:, ... , i 0 C hurch . / . ......................................................................,..... ter,a 1. S'y rp . .. f wic - %. -. _______ 2 - Prayer . GS BAPTIST CHUR CH ;.DUEHTISI CHURCH :. rri '' . I - i __ — I ~ , ; - f opri%WC11,1"'f, .-,f , 'I ",.,I , , , AA # I` I ra. rnrW0 • - - - _- z A t . ~ - ______ _ --- - ag~ - ~~ ~ - " .., - .4; I - - - I ' SO ,- ,JA :j6 (uthithi 4JPW Port? Worship -OO m not' . DOt' - I vrnvwi 581 7 10 p rr. - Re = -, 6 It 4~tov: ~ - 1; Pastor octU010% r) Elliott At Weadlavort, Ave 4 Back Next Week I I +1' C L 0 G* I PAV.to, Sol Sund.NQntHtQ4d1 1 . IF? 5' # ".1.4 1, 11410 BAPTIST MISSION 11 11 - Lonqw.SC Fla e "C t4'.sI 0 4 Cii Iminday School Mornom Wof%h'P I 4io - 6 P431n 10 Oua ni I I 00 a ortri Nr --Sunday ft lbir StUdv ,~ _ MorntfK Wcorship r Miewec3 1 t' vIct ('hrsSttIun $3I West Fri? Street , 1013 30 Mornint; Servicir I ,, jansorii Ac, IC OOafl SundAChOO1 Mf ,,, ,, . 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Liar vV or; Sht's, ~Ulluoli, 5thoul vu-nim wor-ship .I weltinu WvShoij 6 I$g. m Prayer mer. I 30 r, I gi' UPSALA PRESeYTIPIAN CHURCH Corner Count'3 Ciut. I V. 11- firfirtelf Pt 'I1.0up "I I f OL, 0 "- 9 dmolv Night 3lervice I OU 8, n, *v 11. E Wea merilim veorstI4, LvorrifnL i6o'snito Pfelver mectinu VVr0M4*%0A V ,, FIRST SOUTH(IUi , -. '.-roa SCnOoI Lau, Mon,,- isa 111(0 -. fr - ' 31) g, rn m , ., Vw.luV 4" it n, IV SO., m 7 OD gi ni The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Poge Possible J I M LASH C HR Y SI E P PLYMOUTH ' pi .1 - tin P. St,It Idt At - .ti aTIC Kt'tittii — iIIit F in-i' ,ttV (if lhII)iOvI'b lty • B% BOB HeraidStaff Writer III PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO Management and Employes L 0 PLANTE INC .l-1O F L' IC1 1 Sc svitu r o an SEN KAR 1K GLASS & PAINT CO INC STE NSTROM REALTY 1n C?ao• e.rp S,trO tI?i cirid E ipioyes HARRELL & BEVERLY CELERY CITY TRANSMISSION SHOEMAKER CONSTkUCTION CO. id bl .jert PRINTING CO INC lOve W NN DIXIE STORES F F LOR I DA STATE BAN K cIflC St aff - __________________________________________________________________________ ~ pcuap's' C,ceci 3-petit It Ln'm,n I, Lftt I QVI Ci) fttwMt CeiwatitAillosswrier,6100#11 110'tt#% 17111 11' kvwsa"l$".F".Iiv000rf,s~7m.,O,tf IWtA Irr"St , Avir At" AV Z.w, bootisn, thurcr 17), 110" SAP7117 Arl.nrr Deptstit ChWCtl Dvtf*l L ~0_61 Di - X central smell tpwrte 1111 Oti Act tl$t Cw.trr M.ii, b.$5 Chuvtn Souffi' ChwuoaJ 3-sri! 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NALAJ40ttE- c. e ., Nn, Sic 5j *t mi t.m.,i-p'*i, f.U& H,11 ilij CKMW Osive M.I$10", Smelts! Ciw' th She LM 5pf.f% PIl sond mrsom-Strit 040,19, CO-4ci.. OW Jv"v Avv S Ma, MaqOhi.'I. %I-- -not CNRItI*N Caffieisr C.nu,ct Mi'tij. Ave AhIn,on*p Atrvi :.,st.eec' cx CNOW Ii"INEWC Ur"Ifel Lirtherati 21111110 5 DvitndP W $ santwo certitiew Criwir" Olt W L Luftwr#'-' La"8110"T'. . ~ . III _____ -1 1W Livery 'row, A&.@*&, •4 4.64ho AWT Ltrolloo IlArebbywiew, f.twfCort O wl; Gonw, levermirtsor. 2?;A t6kavry Civil; A' DI,, Hc4.n,U CSsu'ch UM MtliI4 5c,q, 10nOW0 Alliance, Corwegh W01 S pa#& A. * e. Itw $divillaw Army, 2W 9 3w S, *'thlP - ~~_ 4 - . . ,.,. I ~ ~ ________ - ________ • - ff ,~ - - . I-M work and the suix-rinarki-t [I's hooked ill) at night toa hattery charger which runs off house current . (10 30 • I I a ad ' usted eiarueu, •- • I M an ri icize c oo By JFAN PATTF-SON f., -. U-0 to Pint Crest .. - Elementary -. . - _t — — 0111 K 6 . -- A. W, - - - ..-' A. '.-..' - ,, , - •- ( lilt et jw..&e.n rif among (lie t the ir I wi h ' ii I I I. ' l - ''- '' ' '- ' ' d •. (hildren at Pine Crest objected the move on the rounds their hmklrtn mti hi. phi) sic ally li..rined by the exceptional (hildren then. will be no unIner tC('tClit1Ofl PiOltDhI) Is-cause of renovations at Pine and projection nmniis will have if) III, converted iiito classritooms.. and it will . f-awse taxpayers unrievessary •'xpense. NI a ry Witengier. Mrs. Exceptional III director Edut'ittttin, saiiI,"l'ur.nt may to t _________ ba~~ . - ,-. - __ BOOK CLERK ARRLSILD FRIDAY TERRY ALLEN GILLIM, 25, of Altamonte Springs is helped out of a sheriff's patrol car by Deputy Jim Hibbard, after he was arrested by Sgt. Itay Parker of the vice squad, for selling pornographic book at the Olympiad Book Store on SR 436 in Altamonte Springs. (Related story nge 5A) Jftuch4irdslPhoto) r NEWS DIGEST T111-: NIXON ADMINISTRATION is making a determined effort to disix-1 notiows that the niiiiU talks w ith France's L i Georges Poinpidou %very anything less than a . total success, A IIIJA('KEI) Colombian airliner lands Argentina with two sleepy gunmen fl who sieted it Wednesday and onli three or of its intended hostage's. 'l'heti it takes off again, perhaps for Paraguay. - y in brie Dr1 11s four '' the monarchy and of a Fcl)UbliC, but the procla begins it big campaign to suplx)rt its decision. mation 'lx) ffltll'ISU point where F sligWd be 39 ant: ftegettuig jit,the etInutuakkir said. rn to wnt ' s • ,,,• i • I ttptIoniil childrtn will hi in is join proLranis at Gold Supt Hod Layer' sbero. harper and Mittwa> re-umnmncndatiun that to relieve well supervised. "It's ridiculous for parents to schools, starting on June 18 and on overcrowded ;rur (-)JssroOIUs in the southeastern feel threatened by the program Sanford also has a program. -st-t-tion (if tile county, these - it's Ju.st some people don't said Andy Bracken. School dministraIion spokesman. "exceptional" children be understand it." She added. Mu.sic and fihn shows will "There are some children 11110%led to Pine Crest school. presently at lline Crest being still be part of the curricWlum. 'rhese children includd in the held -eptional probably trainable At lii.. school board in ,iuthtnrttun retarded program. They hav e betn O'NIR) pupils presently sitti the our children Iii ,he iiteting whi n Layer made his Longwood .i.ttl • It mt otlir) and IIIIIL in CoflIt nditton to relocate the • hiktrt ii in tilt- tiiiotlonal soiiiI excep ttIi)fUi tiona ttiiiui-tfl to Pint •ot .rur.sili wisrtti • Re ol'ustmtnt I I II di well at lied Hug, and at ('rest, he said no solution couli itu, elementary. I4ngw-Idxi the TMII pupils met be itleal, adding "We will just Some of the parents of with wonderful ttttptance by have to make the best of the sc hool lierald Staff Writer 111VIII, arid Uic twople,it livetib", What's good for Alaska may not be good for Florida, despite the nation's mounting power criniz. actording to U.S. Rep 1/JU Frey, who then endorsed Pllwlirw, but nixed propobed drilling ill the Ocala National Forest Fre) made Wif coniments this week Lu an rseluzh-e hiterbkw 11111 Ivar or solar t-tiergy must IA- it.-,iiii-jit., top take Ili lio1w., ill itsirtilig brossnouts or iiusjnr Iilat-ki*uis: apparent net-essity.'' - Keep siir conditioners in (Pit' The tflii I)lstrirt Republican and ciuimit run theimi alt quickly added the crisis did not liitj.l, and start ta lking high 70's, Jubtily prolx)sed drilling ill tile- 'Im-ciflus --- Such as each of U.s flight. ( lit 11w • uttit' (IOWII 011 tilIlit.. ssar) (.) ala 'atiooal F ore - lit-ii 1)), tilit pil-liviiting " tonflitioners all day art#] all oovens, or con.starilly olk-ning ",Aeuregoit)gtottavet(ii),'~yt)itthe oven tinor. tiight, tie warrIt(I, price fur our energy needs." 1)4, laundry at night alter i siii.l Fro-) he visited s A certain UlliOtifli (II lwak consumption hours. oul l buburball wushinglon, I).( cynicimn is iiientcxl" on industry t'laiins i5O billion is high si haul curlier in the day, Fti> called the pipeline 'an imidisliluiti dull' i1iat&d by (uhi4'1' S 4I(t11)fi. " s" e vi' got to stop looking at the high seas. AN II I'ltl''' u s1lgation into umarst usiwer I to E PA R D TME N T ill- allege d pitt t t iggind dur ing ~ Department tot, tx%&sible the Justice criminal investIgatIon. - , : power netds V18 b1lipS. P"Ut pipeli:ws acid support equip- for gas . W eather iris i's s i&w -- - - ins one raised their brow nouts and problems hand Partly cloudy through Suntn.'nt, Fre> said. throughout I'lurlda. if Iw Alaskan pi;wlirw. which I tri"'t faillifies to one along coast during night and ~'r vuld cut acro" a t.howand figure by 50 1.*r cent -- it's Mill umilles of natural arctic tundra, a heck of a lot of money,' tie car each, a few hands wcnt up. morning hours and a few But %hen asked Iww many thundershowers Inland athas bt~en stalled in ewigre"ion- i-dded I ,,ai,tA,d to have! tile mcmii till IISaIItIS 11101 to 1114 SkY I. 4 ..d I C I1.S • high In upper 80's liJw .4 m id Frey --aid. Frey Frey hated w Lt tie termed F asttnly w ivais 10 to 15 imipti Increasingly critical of late of goseruumwnt has taken sortie us W-U* oil what lie terins "envirumwidal SWP5 - Such legislation creating an IlLt- 1,1111PUrt 4MAS - but 011111, btWh '5 firemen, kehind's 0-iiiile limit stakes t. laiiii to y,hiit were Oiii.0 regarded as I sit the Sunford area power regime is outragli. ous. But it illav he it taste of things to voIne its olit. coilstal countrN aft--r another Har vey n Fi rest one intermitionally known industrialist and timi of - e founder o the F sM irestone Tire and Rubber ' .. appreciation So MflUe fichweickert oays to iCont'd On Pg- M Col. 6) LI I ii some youngsters who cannot be will •Ilss.I)s be controlled" u •.. • c Although tl~ere will be n,) controlled. I know what parenti parents. 'I'he Seminole schoul board -ire dreaming till," she conrecrea-Itional prograin at Piro, retarded anti socialiv tualadain sure the Crest fts stilininer, the pupiLi ,,but I Justed pupiL% are being ' ,,loved approved at a retent meeting tinued, . 10 • d iscontent (Related Story Page IA) million be as!"ed that ill, exceptional I,Ia)s4_,.&tI contaut ii gmxi f,,r Schtmi for the 19T3-74 scliwl aused waves o f Herald Stuff Writer The big hang-up among the conferees has been the education funding bill where the House voted to .spend W41 million and the Senate voted fori M t . r~p a . O' ' I I agreements av dea dline. I l l a MOST GREEKS Show little outward reaction ar Ii — iIJ It) tht' junta's abolItIon of All of tin- very. tiungb wliv_,li ,Aa5 attributed t~ B) HUlkilARD BLNEVICT any and aW who inade tilt choice of wearing their kx.ks AP Aetuapiite V.rer lung. SPACE CENTER. Houston Well, did you take note that it (AP I Skylab's astronauts rewas NOT the lung hairs but swued their research today ratimir the very neat. clipped wtiilv ground eyperu culisid. e wa!v to it dIT • red a t x utiu wht wi rt t'Lposi_d in tius country's must infamous bular pa fiel and ttie powbilitY of heandail-Watergute' extendiiii- tilt Inimion beyorrJ 8 day r, VT.. - t Ch les Conrad Jr. , heph P. Kerwin and Paul J. Weitz were refrestwd after a Whicb brings title LO t1w tipace holiday Friday and young, long-haired num -1s,', pil,died in on owir experiments sulunteere-il to htlp it damsel n tudli), u-r nuith day u orbit d)$Ub5 Ut Ith Street and Mion Cu trui w-keted 11* I I A French vtnueb ord past week. He puBed her cur out "otianander Cunrad Happy of the mud, used Ins Jwnper Bu-thday. wuva tv get tier car staned ,,Ott. %- uu remettibered.- Coull- c - - ixes r, '-&"M*-V (l416WCf.00 the hAIWOM i_&#A1rMe1fVkkkJVC,LAAV#4WV V'( .4 15w P4alasc' *avn.r. I J.tw Act session - ,, -- . Aitolt,wigugo, unit, JW2 IN ,~,v FW11, baer f-1, 0cf, of "* .1 bcatoa Ave - cr''l, I-L"St"M ttw.cl-, Lont"W000 ve , Ailsonep, It SW ores nTmew 5' H! 115 - vdfl?.$I At&&, % A N E titirrce. 0sivit & trip All 11-itist, iLr,&V*: f-sw* $41100FIKS,* 0olia,ir, Pow*Net I. .ev'se -; $.etns Olt LOvenstit CA?C H*y Oh WOO* '010001 A V t thwitt- Dirriplet Il'lIPt iv Ak 1'.4' & casurib"r, .. MIflI1Jt'5 U*I1t Chtfle'I , %,, r, 0MU& W&I,*6V SWW,.St Cft.WCv. III ( we L WL•I I into a ) I AV'3jP4 1~ An,, t Lattodsist ChWel 000wourt ??&,I Dorsett I>wlom __________________________________________________________________________________ ''%' t r V'cf. r. t,ar, 50~ 04,Ctow, ~ ,..tt C, ~,t,-: 10~ ir, urm St CATHOLIC I * c, irimet M.woosr. $plt.s Ciw, Llt., S ars - CPWttP • Cswtt' (,eWva Cnvc-tr' e Cnr,i' Lano Ct ti' c 1' r orI. q rs, ,flI II ,:fit pcd, I ti. r'sj 'a CHURCH of CH1111111 ChOrr 01 cr...l. III, 1 Par* Ave CPWfth 04 ' .1,rist 81;.Aftr Elko L) ,1 11 97N Of tornsciten 111wil P•3 SenI. bIil' * Ii J.fl103Mai*I0flttbP'uI'thVtC"St .R IU Ol'Pc" I, Wwp,a, 4u Altament.e. s, Powi s"iost cowrh. sit Pow ^we Matnimpowl "0111- tPIVICO' Canaan 019#1 I rI' Smells? 1V? -6 S H —aIIt\l!rd .oncernin before the Fri- Road during the heavy ram and the side of a sect n smashed car-ri ink. I .eon Meadows of iuucit.a his wife and two sons ages 4 and 2. The boys were dead on arrisal at a hopsital - NTY A RE A CHURC EMI NOLE COU NTY - its Brock presented a sample of Hanson 's blood that showed 15 blocid alcohol content. State law sonw specifies Suggestion whs can't Brock said Hanson was of the' merchants extinguish all drunk ran a stc'p sign .tnd was but the absolute necessities in traveling without headlights outsidt- and inside lighting Woodson ordered a presenfirtures" This is especuWy tenre investigation for Hanson pertinent in regards to after. Lind allowed to reniam free on hours fflumniation, the 110,000 txiiid. Hanson could However, don't niess with m priv in. wt ,s MW receive 40 %'curb outside street light, .tA Kirkland told Hanson as they of the areas where we need all left the courtroom. " Don' t of the brightness avuUatik Worry about it. ThIS 1$ (nil) all of the bad guys round one." indicating the con action" s'ictiuns will be appealed cieprecaung ttw youth of this nation wearing long hair' - r - - - isn 't people wht, were shoutirig and A&PWEO ~ I- - - - commuting o and HouseSpeakerTerrell essums 1)-Tampa, both said they hoped the Legislature could complete Skylab 3 R rning Work To PUBL IX MARKETS A Skilled Nursing some Operated y tht' Seventh-day AdventIst Church GULF SERVICE ).'LlI 1uic t- . VLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER I fiAt' and Mr A Wilson Mr :t' - IN I watch C I HE M K I B B I N AGENCY rifici EflSIJIOVI'S KENIUCKY FRIE D CHICK[ N . 4 SGr ~ ' SANFORD AT LANTIIC NATIONAL BANK Cl H Hudgt. cITlO Staff i , - N111. AND INIRS. William Purks, residenLs of high. Flit. have one an,swer to tile nation's' 1w, - to tif net .I WILSON MAl E R FURNITURE CO MORTUARY tt' j'i:. UN I1 [051 ATE BANK OF SEMI NOLE Mt'r (IVICI i,it? MA WILSON EICHELBERGER C PENNEY COMPANY E C F " .4 - . week aflu extend Ott return Wednesday. after giving conferees a chance t • i t . Senate President Ma ll ory Home, 1)-Tallahassee, isiC • I AT?' i r Ak , - - -_ 21 — •5, at 9 out' vuutls Ca Aw- ~_J _ . utiel shortage Their little electric c4ir ull . Ass- i I C H ARGER-ER UP! Frida the could not resole differences beheen A U ouse and Se na te erlons 0*I .1 nih LIX! spend ing bill uiC and some keys to it . two "1ifer Messing around wi11 atomic explosion: Watergate' A6 , . CHURCH OF DOD 101W 2ThL1 Shred MOHOQI CHAPEL Orange- RtvC CO kmøecar1en Se'..ct & 1341 LAKE AULA CHURCH Or CHRIST H2Ohwa 4• Well i,tie EveflaeIlSt it 5 Mti.%t," rot lip --- ~ " financial interests TI hAtult dc, t,ou thmk .at spact s,citz. IUSLfl.g i, THE LAP. £ MARY UNITED V'RESBY '(PIAp CHURCH W•ibut Act L5. Mt ID IDa Hanson puts So Jus! South , - cit ctt*i-._rt pr-es mu 'eari0TIt s " . 11114%tcl- kr% VVIll'a-7, C -S,%Ia, 0, , _~ . • in vi? Cu AtIF1onhP WOrShtt' the . i Sancoruicte ir k man inter ,-laughter in if Ma% 071 south 6 Serrunole traffic accident in which two bovs were killed. Defense attarne Edward R Thm about it for a minute ever remember wtieri Kirkland argued references to can you alcohol in the trial before there we: iwman%tornadaft Circuit Judge J. William this eo,trv' reported )nU cannot. dressing" and Dcwavne Fritz -according to the National Hanson made a "tragic Weatimr Service there have mistake" when he ran if mop Pastor -t 11110 Eat,$vconv Sir"I had an eceptionall producti\e SCSIOII . inniaitea in the fat... t 2 built for 70c ~ $ on.nç Church Schoot 7 lOt' VT) Axis 7 ' n Vko4,qI1lq*%dAs I I W . - it, l, a) p "I ? Julf rvl 1 sI.11.1"sweirt'litp I s"I'm] IC Oi.s hi (I).. t CO •4t>I,:,o V.i"t'ssP 'I i 1W., MIENN !T' . Askew.id " as he went to the se,cond floor of tile Capitol to . Friday. legislators disappo ntment of the He said his "bi. ggest disappointment II .5, 5, ii, 1 ,k . bill, ,h fa ilure have required public officials to disclose fully their I Re% ~,,u. , li,s.in, 'Inc Re% kentrwIti W MtPlW MFTHODIST CHURCH Sahorday : 'i - '' is 'IL OâI At PSOIS Miller, Pastille 9 ASS m E EvninVWOtVtIP Friday Anti I pow, 2 .,,ni fit hi IR tAd am ,,,,,,, Did Route- " R" William Sunda, ,SChO01 voufl Servic, 75- 7616 Palmetto A vo, rsbvtt'nan FIRST PRiSBYTERIAN PAOLL WCSLEAh CHURCH FIRST CHURCH 01 CHRIST wva '' ,lçt CHURCH 06 CHRIST I:TIcICHCH j CHURCH (.hrzstsun sru'Hrs CHURCH 06 c.swisi I auji ri~ 'ALMI TIC) AVFNLfl to ~ 00 a in Conversation C ('hurt Is UI Christ • June II 1-It R fl 5tVSCI w _I i But most of Gov. Reubin Askew's Hnibg Makes vou kinds wonder •k wist' were , usnee about aII strong Lu their antJ4bptUli punishment stand. Then 100. it doesn't help the c'tuation fl% I - rn __ ii OO m ! OD 1, Will I Wt) I'll ILI p antoro Ft& lhwsday Wednesday 1 cor"Ifolksions ., 11111111111111111111 t lip m WIhU' ' lO rn 72- Church' irasn,nci f:i,Ii tOot' m I 4i.i y w'-d" h PrAyrfmeelinc; SANLANDO UNITED _ - - Frnmhold siac I,-, .-. . Curran was the warden and * RPWG £ ' ' ,oppo-.ItSPmInoII $q,CPtOO1 Mi t, rr, service of your choice step is toward the chUrCh famiIiei Frnmhn)d Philadelphia. Unfortunately nit, feelings don't do much goor~d in* bringing their husbands or fathers as the case ma t- F virroinc; Worshir Pastor UP/'i'l am MorninG Worship ' Mitrnif* Worship My regrets tort the Curran and 6 •t'nr'C. u'hr METHODIST C04URC04 Ill Pa Ave $ )_J. ind.i ChbooI it ) 6 .iut.usC Hye'i Churcscnoo 10 ft'.ii r?, 01 & praii,- - J fl)s ( V4*4U WOfIhl ',ervits , 0 6rIlnc. Moirninit worinit' - -,~ - '" '• ii, *,rpoc' P1101K ]71 fl6 HAl yiT cpiiJRCPs A•r0r1 Blvd •' It hiol - Ph , - - e \\ith a thirhund finish I think i ICP M - ... 1. s bill and an election code reform. ('\. press Swamp, a deceptive trade practice - p PTLCac1'- OP( mvsy. '5 3: : FIRST UNITED . I D . , . . . — -, 670, ' !IRc-TCHP,cT,AkCHLIKCH JORIJAP BAPTIST CHURCH inp a sIngle UII-importdnt step Thic - WrcIneSd 6 irs! 3?I3SUDDC' many It Is tht knowiodpe that the answer Ic ow taU I'r' in (a' mor capable hands than ours This it, God's universe, after all, His creation, and we are Hit, creatures. Mi 7 IOU sermw I XL Ila m Prye' ____ a masterpiece of nov. haslived V. hail _______________ 4 r liP, ufls Lorlourfort Mernina .%UMdA% ASSW PBS104' r~ . io_ A 4 I . '7 %orodols SCMODI W orship I LflnQwor%hI ehtlfleflrifl skill, yet you still cant see around supertiiphwa t tile curvp it) tne distance Whatever lies beyond the tiend is as mucti a mystery as it was when this wa a single-lane road lucia', we are u;vmnç. in the space age and are exposed to fresh miracles with almost every passmnç flour . But we still can t see around the bend of life We are as human as we ever were and have no way of knowing what is coming FIOXt CONOUFC.ATIONAI. INIJLPt P4flINT - - - .... CHPIcTIAHI4UC K)1 WCn 6'iirt -e•-.' t.& — Pastor I ,CflintWO'th li' I Re-. J~rnnett, Miller Morninc; W011111`111) :1 ~ - " ' It IRST PC OWTE COSI AL - proposals for a statewide grand jury , $40 million for acquisition of the Big Sunda Liquar , IC nt - • tit- II CO - -- " general 's COP m Ca,icIbeFr . IP%l BAPTIST CHURCH . - •' IF . - ~ congratula te I • --s , r, 14 I • &45un r.ve Wonh&p I & 3 Sun I . $ *fl ,uniWn it 'l I r y. h . _- Pastor Ft jamWsoMairtinit: , &'Y? ' 117, CHURCH Of C&THDLI( CHURCH Suns.' y neat CatsetbeC L&4lt- PAJITV & S r- ,• but the attornes exiiveh nffi'e i! preparing ' t1t ?-n': - 1 AN R1 HAPIS CHURCH Ct4t M - - A _ 4 . r 41 . The adjournment killed all pending bills not in the extension call, including an t iminl lay •mnd a bill to public fficials a rewrit of Florid ethic' cede rt r( rm!t 1. S 'upi eme Court ith 1 ecent 1 t ir hi ui, ii ruling for 0M?n A &:- 4 ~_ /PA L !erences in a M.4 billion spending hill. education financing and five other issues. "n° I. / . b iiter 37EE. Fla. iAP) -- Florida legislators, have Lake M&FN FOS - Press SOCI1Cd cHUC*t U ry PAW V. . , I AMP, I-- t P , i; -.-. 1491UNE OF 704E NA. I I Wit M Rp (r liner - 1ts'.Id.'.i 't 1 - i, ;Z F- j4Q stw'rurc lature L t St 4) Ri JFRE N10011E .111. Tu: Drivel Sul"land E states . 43- In d -_______ -- ~_i . Nk"*r, %ZvoeMe! "t'.1,11, V%1-rih+ PA' I-X 4A _._- F_ - --- lots InCSI alMapirAve MITHODIS1 CHURCH 51Z - rHODIS i unfl 4 11pillodisl MIRM & 17 67p M e'r I 0 -, ~, , -- vottiff. Mcxit . c k I I oh inkq ft otn uk Io%t U'flt ptIIIII I1UII'dIlU npiirtnwni ~ f -- 'oo vigilmass 1 i ' rc'rit I ng uk by in •••••••I 0 U I L 79rortandeAvi, 07-91i (LuthiprarChurMinAmilfit1l) - - - -' I RDumiTFD -- I ALL SO ULS CLTHQLIC CHURCH 1ISDak Ave.. Sanford I - --- , Ci I poster n inoci WCrSh,I' IT CHURCH I; unit -DOs m jnda SCOO1 - '111k; I — COmmIInI? Cenip p&(c,rper I _ . . '- ',r 't'c r - i, F" E" :Z~ _ - I - '' '"fl- jmpr 4 Rpvhf1 . -_ . . ' 1 11 ftbt S:' ~ , , .0 uhf' c.w. Sunday, Jun, 197 —Sanford, Florida 277'l GL WIV& CHURCH Ii . ~~_ . ; arrli V 14 ~ TI,v,ratb MInIS'p (l(J5Pfl(' UP C" " a'w\ ii IT .~ .~ ___ -_- I . .. . '. _J~- _~ ~ - _ linril le ~ _ __' ,%ZAM -_ - ~~_! ~ - __ :w - 14 4, - iW4___. ~ _ - ,~'k; ~ - - rVI - :'. - - i I lillln~x 1-4 , n I :4,_ -1 I - __ ,~~ - - 4..i — _- - JS.% . m V~ 17 ASSUMMY * 0:161, ~ . N I- $14vrrinnorl"Arflow, . . - ________ I HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH I*", -A~11111111111111111111111111111 U Int.I IaI.1 vnte.I I:vn anti Vnnn l'nrk.'r t ci. I tiit fl 1th' ',V lIt..wn rrIrd inn i'it tq N 1 .th-inks n 11w flfl .iir Id it t. iutt not ii thin %'ll tilt'. tm.iki ti -it • Until s )iiii f or 1 ,nIi nitt a tter Isi,iu rrnl . • ii Ieri • idut I aIlt - I itt, inks Ii IIq hint to % air t I.gell •tkt upt in hisiuIng ,itiIhirtI .it. r,fflim I nlmnk' • ontit. icI iii timtn' S1I h iii lohn Smith an,'r in IHIt. .1 iimwi Iwunl qalil (all. it a hr ithtn I know ahunt (hi' '. ml tlhrriin nn ncj Worshir J uI,prafl it,TMrRA' pp i_ _____ - I .- , -nt-%dAr NO3"I - ___ 0 VP 40 VVI i.ritti School -. : . j z Ha ________ ... .,, I SIl w Ye r1av*0 A lAumpff ' nt.H John '' Polk litillorl HTTP1 fII1,flflkq it ,ihn q w q " qI, with an nvtlgittion iiictq,rt.an'i liping rq t.ii Ud, lI ii t rte pHrtwPrtt tititni. nffd ati.) JIIII"d I ntrnnk iluwr . F ut,nnk4 jjj Mier warnint' hitti nt.iiit In 1.; I' uk nrrrqt frmn*d rnrn 'rfrrint' with if hrrltI'q in ' tt nhr lnvegtigntir,nq At tP ve-ItI ,a (11111-F." I.y twill arid 'tw'riff , •kFitirc I iibi,t,k qaiti hr waill sit tP May in nra' SUA 'rI'vitn'e It mint council SIIA office ( it mt,rrty rnri,v,,ittr. rt ,,rnr,dfbrI lb. tjtiulnpqq atni wa loorwil t-00 Fiihnnk.q if ho (itit i.iui'I to t,nrr.'tq SUA U. ihirti q lou ci ipali di I 'thu a;i Na itI'n !.k.n. t,.rcinn"t j 'Ii.ti't k,iiw h-it it alutit ,irii Frtiii ri ngs t nqwoo 1C t' ________ - 140 )707E 1 \tiIIirtt - .plD HUHPrWfl ___________ . ~ TF.T "" - r irririg It ,~~-11),%%,I,-Iltl,,-',Il;f , ffl , ', it) I lmwl 1111,111~11111fl lvilmo, In.in J. ,.... 11% 114,11114)Nll A0111101121- attIUr Just F%tO Ifl?rs?etr _________ _ .. - K .:. L. Eviction T e nant C hi ef Arrested MORAV!Ah C4iCt4 SanIre Sp - 'a ________ ____________________________________ m SS $4ei'P' Act a HOL CROSS o; S P rt, Ave Qp Cr S1 VEPIT$.t)4V .- --- ---------- 0 ROLLING HILLS fl, ______________ - -' ____________________________ ________________ . 11 a Jl -~"' NATION! . -- "' . ___________________________________ r I Gill ~ %; . •. . rnJ % . Cmtc • fl UU .. Crturct iranIr ' in *** ______ — Threatened With ai .. I I 4 t1Z Ui - *ornr WOrSP,in '4 *** - . . I f k ~ , $ t PJrb *vPnU( pp. is I t, . - -- . 0000 WIW TILT CHURCH ADvrNTaT CHURCH Htq(iv.ay -.Atur 0 I Ih,,iti 'i(1l'f'll list i,it svrw'i, D&. c.'.4t city . ---. . %...'%, 1100"- X 000 lc*:o. . ... .... .%, I .':X. I .%;~& :$: ~ ____ , ... - 1 COMMUNITY,.41 . IN IN THE HOPE OF OUR gil 111.1 ' lirldge ilI IttIsim (4)1111(8 Cromword pusile -:-;';-:->;-::-:-:-:•--,-. 611 Editorial comment 4A 3/i hut tiSttttIs' 511 511 SlIt iLl) 611 Spurts 111611 BA-111A �S,rieJ'i',,, rho Sirufr,rd F(.rqld Sunday.June3973 2A-The Sanford Her&d I _: ~ 1973 Legislature ide & i. _... I ion iss Comm 0 . 1. % . , ,~#*_ ~ F Acts ie1 20 Injured i, 6 Actions It ' YORK ,Al,~ %, chael O'Connor,'N. Of West (Ir- tv"I'ANn'do'd to the ell' Ing American container vessel ange. i. Mitt Muf "I . I j -. 1i-L.k i I ff __~_, I PaNLVWW r a ' - .. Fire Met Roy LaBossiere has accepted a iwt from the Winter SX-InCS (vic Association to a "drmke3-" ball game. LaRcissiere said he has a team of men rea&v. Howard Altard of the civic ac.qciciaticxi said an eff amis being made tc. sct*iu]e the game at the little League Park cxi SR (IL Allard said ecmaideraucxi is hems given to assisting financially p'C)eC'ti suggested by yOUI1 peaçilt of Winter th rkii att g-irus He pointed out one "wi, pufl k~y young people, .c1tartinig a radio stabon pperal .' In rexr . busm _sI m it was reporuod the hewring t,D ha ve teen held Thw-sda night i-ct yoke the o upaticinsJ license of Sun-Pac fruit uxe ecxnpan was canceled when the c-cxnpany immediately- ccxnplied with all but cudcrs at the plant and citrus meridatirm frcimthccit Ii wage trorn qpilling into a drainage ditch. Jaques said he would meet with a prcierty owner to east-west drainage . s-cx- . out problems wi h closed The mayor said the open ditch is haxar&uus to health and a breeding place for mosuitos. He said mendabon has been made that the county use secondary funods it) pipe the drainage A woman in the audierice .said problems began with the ditct some years; afg, when a builder was allowed to (Lrert it , wrad path The ditch was again diver-tt from it, ciased in me swctinn in the last couple year.k where it crossed . private property. had SO-1 612'4as 17 'I. to70- anottiter offer of =.ODD for Lhe Helnu staid the c- aim Land. Jaques said Gamble rciorted the land will probably be worth more in the future Helms nc*ed the tract is v1ued fir tax purposes at $5O0 It was agreed the money received will be plac'ed hi certificates of deposit to be used either for expansion of the cit) hail or for acquiring land. The mayor recommended that $Th,5() recently received in federal revenue sharing mcme also be allocated toward expansion of the city hail. He said an arctutectwal firm has be'eO contacted and a sketch on the expansion will be submitted soon Jaques said the expansion is needed not oni for pubh safctt but to relieve the overcrowded ccxiditicins at cit) ball Cciww,J decided to ctrisider the matter in detail in wirk session following its regular business next Thursday Amcm utins to be discussed at the regular meeting is a rate schedule the cit) 0! Aflamrtt S,'ring will c'hi.r-ge Lonpi c for treating 17 .6 1 - : Cance sonsor Sp lawful order to pull over it,* the .side of the road. drivirig on the , AI %idt of the road an. genc f ailing yutld to an -_ AT-% MA --111 I ~ ~ ''I ~ 'III ~ II 1, ~ d tu J . . . . . . . . . . . . .I I I I I I I. JUST ONE MORE Dance In lieu tit the tisual door door annual cancer crusade calling Shirle) Huaman at =Solicitation. the Semli'Dir 0515. or Jean Cionti, darim Atla To introduce our Tel-Air -. . - - - - rv - w ho t %I •, itinq everyone i opens a , 4 -- I 6 ft * savings account I 4, - of June an O)) ortunity to clip f"\ ' I: 1 '4 . I dollar from :urGrand -. I- / ,, . 4 .. - 1 - I ' wtuct. the Tampa bank wil] yiil. throo.igh an exchange of stcwk ; _•1 fl\ . We also invite PA Stu so ev complete inventory of all citv assests and propetly -Aill be C=pi)ed. %~ien this job is A*W be handling percompleted, Mrs. Kelley , sonnel files. i Donna Estes Photo I - 14 - - - - - - - - - j momw W~ l-W li 10 A UC I ON CA (it :y Thornton (right of Fconnmy Tt' .jyunafes rat to he auctunnert to Vic Gjschlur chairman of Sanford-Semunole .1ayces F.:i JA (C EE Market Auction to he held .Iirne lO at .Jay'.'o Herald Photo bidding on French Avønne ,. Nuclear Plant Is Called Saf e Their Tea ini - - ' -' '- iami Police Hunting Gunman Swam lai l _______ p . Blaze Beaten _ _____ IYI " " (Ia 'IC .' "" '" '.h1' ' * '.. I 'P-' iou to drive l -, - through and use - - J thod in $ - -- . - - the newest me- ." . '- Y banking service 1 J *. ___14 - - -- & dill ECKERD DRUGS " Th Grand Opening Ribbon . Ir"r Ibger Car) -, - Our charming Mrs. Polly Jones displays the dollar hostess will he! f The Atlantic Banks Help .I . iti_~ I .9 D . #0 Ft . . .. , b -: A , -, - I . i I - I ... , , GLORIA IRWIN Altnntonte Spi thus Lonçi 1/E1/6EP THE ATLANTIC GROUP OF BANKS IN FLORIDA MEMBE R F - I C . ' f AI 'j99j 'ht,uum,i('rt't' Iiuil(litig, 111w-a)- 50• I utiun Park ( 'lii errut dish tl$tl$t - I 665 5847 Do I ton u I- . _. - - You're it torujotten No4mi, or .'.lI ts.i evi Dv As long as lit, ,inucj rne(uIxIe% last We will remember iovu. We niis you now our hearts ate Each day we miss you mexC and moec Your losing tmilv, your gentle tcv None can fill ytr 4a1.4 mu )ur Love, III,A orn, Dad, Sisters and Brother S ' ' • ' , ' %. - -• . --4. • - -- VWU OI 44i1 in4aeow4toy *%ol 1.46U.iS 'lJi5i1tI 41 shoo ft any I)54Is,5 1W ____ - JAMES C. 11111)1) l ii ties Clifton I least, 6.1, of 21111 Kung.' (leer Waiter Park, thee) Fr Iuhay morning in Winter Lurk I Inspital lit' "its a native of Setermi, Mel. Survivors are his itift', ('aria P. llotal and his son, ,huue's If . I loud tlramiikow l"uiiu'ral I lummie' is it) (lull t' of uI1uIuiIltt'tut5 - HILDA RICHMOND ' Ronnie Nobles Area Dea ths Central Florida Rabbit ltreeult'rs Assos-isuliun, 8 pin Last Orange Chamber ui PATRICIA RICH 834 9712 AItiutnonte Springs Foiest City . . - J I11* 8349217 r ________ _______ t - A -test periud- use id thtb) it* trustees tit ttw trust es,. mbr) thwistW4 to thor -. - TEL-AIR! ,;80I trac', t7f land in M. itrvt4 %, c'n is hut-ti :' ten dete4upini the Cart Dr Hossard S lrtsui said isould allots the garden "to indra walls uur ecilocr pc-al tini aliitTht'rit to rnariktn: Affi rm S11141111 Y. Dail 'i' If!; not all bad... 8549217 * . ' Caiselberry BE Ke lley, formerly with the at) police department, is now serving as inventor)-clerk. " - - Power Company Reaction New 1he neighborhood? ' / Openinq Ribbon. '% - 1I , / LONGWOOD S INVENTORY CLERK bo . -.0000--ow ', .ii' oar iLun i:t .u(.'!2 yt.-r'is. -aeh .suth t MIAMI ( Atli - Florida Pow- there FI'&I. has met all local wera tøing alk, ij o operate rtircey P-tint ,ener The first a(leqUate safeguards own set of "safety suhaysF'()lt'F l.ALJI)EI(lMii-, Fla. er & i.ugtit Co. officials, rear- state urisl national design, con- without .it nearby i11 utor is operating enis' ling to a suit by Ralph Nader struction and operating rn- against potentially rtangerrius Theodore Kornowski I Al'u The seennd is ichedu1t inwer saul E A Adornat, accidents and environmentalists, say teria, .Ir, his stilt' anal two small chill'o begin ps-oductng anatl.'r bai'ketl tip by n-iaxEach is The EP&I. Turkey Point gentheir Turkey Point nuclear gen- F1'&I. vice president IITCB siMult four (lays and $600 on if power in -i - t'' .umnnnts imum testing under all kin(s of Nader arid the Friends of the erators were among those cited a plush Caribbean cruise they erators are as safe technology 'veeki. problems," be uddeti. 'In brief, Environment filed suit Thuns- in the suit filed in US. District will allow. didn't want but couldn't get out 'sleanwtuie, officials -var t-'tl we ar' confalent that air ru-"Since applying for a permit day against the Atomic Energy Court in Washington ,limination of the l'urc.'v Point's key Point mit is represent.iuve that Adomat said Turkey to (-olistruct Turkey Point No 3 ('omnfliitc.slOfl charging that ) of unit; would eavi' xiwer Point if 'bit' ''st 't•rhnn(nity ivuiIahle the first of two nuclear units the nation's 31 nuclear plants nuclear units contain 'multiple "I just can't find enough nIt ii -r'su'. Iiiir! it ords to say how lousy it a it t) fl said Kornowski Friday alter - tt 'v'OtI mi r-' ill ii i Vb (hi' family flew home from Cu- M i' -. ait1 •Vilhamn lIe'':; c° ""it' rar;iii in the Dutch West Ifl(li('S d the Florida F'tiblic Kornowski and his faintly .'r'.-icu, ctrnmission. 'Ii" unit illinit passengers on Without the mit n i&'r;lt'e. the liner Nieuw Miistertlain t' Vt)uiIltfl' laW' .!fl(ulgh power _________ Manila) when they boarded the i meet the lemand,' iaut Ltr ship to wish ban voyage to his snipes. FP&L ipokesman. wile's mother. Margeurite ,,% III, k;Ued ii!tr rA 113 G. MICHAEL HARMON WiIliir:i. He id Y Point ;votdd Moucharil of Fort Lauderdale. I-generally good on many of the offerings. opened fire un offictr; rt!m0('htt'h1 Press Writer orrxtuce .lO per i'rnt if the, :ower The vessel sailed with theui still While cabbage marketing conditions improved, the Heavily 4estigatung a tab slri-er MIAMI ieeetesi luring the peak months aboard. situation for watermelons was just the ipotte. In south and )b" "' armed Police scoured down- report of two ar-meet men \IiiNRu E ST i rlt)N Ha if August and September. central Florida shipping points th is past Wednsday, town Miami early today for a Listed in good condition in . rnup if 3o-ston-srea sccnHaggard firefighteri "There were no hells, no one demand was slow and the market price was weaker. 18 to 24 gun Jarkson Memorial iiosp ita I a midnight it was man who fled immul:ists r'iently r"v,ewed the i' C L 0 .egan pulling .iut if the (iilliiflg around to tell us pound Charleston Grays ranged from 2.5 to 2-3 4 cents per that left another man stere officers Gerald Green. 25. battle toretorts on flu-key Point Intl Swamp feting Big Cypress tunic to get off," said the pound. The 25 to 30 pound average size brought from 2-3 4 to 3 Spohiki By John dead and two plain c lothes shot in the hand and chest, and the reactor has said lay after officials declared the te4ir-oldKornowski. "We got up cents per pound. a passerby Wally Clerke. 25, wounded in officers and unresolved Jali'!' iermus anti 1 which series of blazes if a Cont. From Vg. lii the (runt deck at five riiunutes Bell peppers are expected to continue in steady supply the thigh. (',reen, named officer itountleti. ictircheel .I0,t)0 icres miter luesuons.' to live and I asked how to get her unknown benefactor, from North central growing areas. Marketing conditions Hershey 4 the year in 1972, split his $1, said Police AEC retorts Maw that it control we were sailing oil. They said "thanks a million" of large California Wonder type crates have improved and 000 with award check Clerke :a incidents that rnuu feast __________________________ and I looked out a porthole and green brought up to $6.50 this past Thursday in Sanford. The a byWillie James Scott, We'll patrol it constantly iuve 41e'vted plant uiiety havi' wt'were75feetfromthedock," School Plan small-medium size ranged up to $5.00. stander who joined in the chase from the air uiitil it jets rain,' necurreil iuice he first of he Kornowski said he asked the .1 •ha '.'sraI )fl Ildat a.,.l U D.....L.,,. t..,.. ,,.....,,l II.-. I..... II L4' TJ1114 'U -I tLt4U ..Ui I ULU rl1Ir ship's captain to return to the Another lady called-Mrs. listed in good condition j lpS!tL1Itist from r:iuutssee. -July, th e scieiflLsta report iays. dock, but Kornowski said the Criticized with a Westerfield, and she also FIit 'saul,nI Herald bullet wound in the leg, police t'huugh none -it the incidents skipper replied that that would her problems. But not for long He iauuj tituist of th e '5 forest Continued from Pa ge 1 saitl, ed to release ot radiation tie iiSeminole take (tat rnut'h time. as neighbor Phil Mitchell used r'angers and crewmen who Daly and Scott have PubliShed They ud might threat to public safety, one situation until population his jeep to retrieve the been fighting the Big Cvpps rect After a pilot boat and the Sunday, except Saturday Iiii involve a leak :fl the rpacother officers we cm been wounded by pressure lessens and I tist Guard istti ref used to Westerfield bugjy from the iir' and a smaller blaze ie'ar , by The Sanford Herald i:.: in the initial confusion of the or s ajg system, the repurn fund a better one.fttcti his family off the liner, sand dunes of La*e Mary N French i.e S,in! it the Seinrnole-t:,ilzieg- State Pur search, Calendar program will cost no "The Fla 32771 Kornowsk i, his wife and chitthe would wend today moving their Police said Williams was Nader',; iuut -said the prent more to run at Pine Crest than hit bad' news' I dren settled down to what he equipment out it the "snilderness baetup 'outing systems tire iiiby se veral shotgun blasts fired Second Class Poslacje Pad anywhere el se in count)', the described :u four (lays Of nits. it. at Sanford, Florida 32/71 "e by ('lerke and pistol bullets adequate. Should a beak in the explained Mrs. Witengier.Th .Iumui' 5 cry on the Caribbean. Greene before falling Residency become air conditioning and carpeting firedby Meanwhile, a unati 4rTJuP 1,rlrnarv system Sanford Tourist and Shut"how can you enjoy yourself Subscription Rates by in the street in front of th e 4ignuticant, Nader iaid, there is was to be installed anyway,and dead ). 'winjkj continue figh ti ng a fleboard Club covered dish with a six-month-old baby Carrier dilapidated hotel Dolphin. two ,issur:mi-e that the backup extra battirooniis will Year $ 28 40 ucre blaze that popped up Fri. °" on Week 55c supper, 6 p.m., at clubhouse who's going to come down with the needed regardless of whether blacks off famtied Bis'u tie For Divorce north if the Big Cypress rnechumsni could cool down the lakefront the mmit'asles,'' he said ,,We excepional children were Boulevard. the 'r' area across Alligator Alley nuclear fuel cure. didn't have any toathbriLstles or 'sri overheated cud cur'Sanford Lions Club general detalorant or anything," there or not. There will be a liuSt "As I understand it, itt IfII r rn ed e d 'viii ti'unk we'll probably 'ut- would melt through the reactor business meeting, noon, house iIlV(JlVt'(I in mov ing and cers hiutl the pair up *against lie said the baby, Douglas, -: :1 at t)0 .Wre.'' it said. vsel and r'21e45e ug': of Steak. reconnecting two trailers used car when one pulled a gun." had litcmi exI)t)se(1 to the ' I.'sM I''. FLu kk' -w have crews there now to unuunts ii radioactivity Into in Uit' [MR prugriun. mmit';usk's and started to break said Sgt. Ken Harrison, a poli ce Dist. Judge W TerreLl 1-lixiges ,i.ablish lines," Sanford &'mlior Citizens, noon ttit iir. Nader said, out with thciii 'l'hursd;uy The TMR children will ranct' .pokesma. 'Green was shot at has tossed out a suit chailengmmieetinig, Sanford (ivuc Center. in age train 6 to 18 years, but wry close range and Clerke re- ing the constitutionality of I"bur11' said he, his wilt' M;rilyn. Florida Ge ne\liirse. Speaker, 11.1). Wesley, hitheir mental age is that of turned fire with the shotgun" ida's SLS-niunth residency re- t"orestrt' Division spsiitesznim. Douglas iuiitl a daughter, QUIKF1X DENTURE notist. elemental') have pupils. Some Cheryl, 4, spent all their timmie in "Apparentl)- the guy that quIreilwnt tor obtaining a di- credited unihLsry-IIke tactics REPAIR KIT mnobilit uniI speech tlif iiatjiri. one s tarted the shooting is the one sorce. with enablin g tirefighters to June 6 luculties, arid will not ctlIilI*'tt' lead on the scene," lktnntson , *You can't just go up it) a Terretil ruled Friday that ring the biazet and prevent III 'W i-i is- ert'd dish dinner and with other children in ph)sicat .udded. dining room sittliout the proper tuiie was irrelevant in a divorce theni from spreading to adhitisimirs', uuitttiiuj, a''' ;ut'tivitit's, but ii ill tviui'c t Spent shotgun shells anti pis- ad the federal courts had no joining bone-dry areas. 1;rrt I resutltmwt' in ,Ju'w i'll ilutties and two kids and eliju)' separate physical education tol t'ai-tnittges glittered in the authorit) to interfere in state it," lit' said. I .1 III', Sanford progriumi 1or'se said crews fighting the lit' said his wife cut UI) towes street mi front of the hotel while nurnage laws, i. Children ChildrenIli ld the ESA prttgrani offimrs Big Cypress fire, 50 miles ea.at to use for diapers and washed armed with sawed-tiff The class attiun suit was tiled .111114. 8 are of t'k'itie'ntury sct'sxul age, shotguns and rifles searched b Seymiucur B. Sluffinin -if the tower Gulf Cu" city ut their only clothes in the cabin's to i(i'e-cptioii amiil elani but have t'unotional problenis h.ittirooni ,urruunthng buildings (Ut' the January Shiftman had uuotsl Naples, arid the ,35U-aere Sisu-- ________________- -----Ia'nt'fit ('anrt'r Si-let), 8-10:10 '[hey will be in clas,sroomits with un.uu who got away tnul b1au north of Naples were to l'aiuipa in December, 9' ii 1 ) In 'fl- Firust. I .ili' Mw speial teachers and teacher the bullet ridttkmI body of the and had wanted to file :or .iig PletK'opWrS to paiz'smL tire BULLETIN aides. dt'a.l moan lay in the stredt for dus-urce umunethately, the suit linc. - 1 LIllIAN Al') - A ter•'s psychologist will be at the 'eseral hours after the shoot- said rurist shot anti klllt'ti all .Icult" 'iI 'inc ('rest grounds most at the tug. his shirt ripped away b> the ''Thue is the essence ot -'snwricimii military ads ls'r tithe, and an Itinerate L'QUti' titgwi blasts abortion or an election, or tza' iiuisklt' his home In a (a' .'l br for the t'mnotiomualty m1s '!fa-'t,rs saud the'. were took- receipt of welfare assistant __________ 'do .- 1 .huieiui,ihlt' rcslelt-uitiub it-t'tloii uiusturbt'tl it- ill pey treut'uim. visits imig tar a moan ,itxiut six feet tall, hodges wrote. "But ii is ltnililitmi:, 42; 5 l'it'io Ii :ss of Tt'hraii today and lieu mu a ecome Wagon to Itit' school, said Mrs. wearing a flowered African- twsll 'rm- t'k''. urut in the ..i.st' i ;; 0 iniuloru') (-li' drum ii) U see' 's'sitt'migier k shirt and dark ints diit,r. tI _ IL June tO (i; umuut man, the American Emli t' u rt-ruimi social uI Asts'misiuuru lmss) ri'purted. l'he nh1 liii her1un ( 'huiire-h, ( )si'rhrook bush) lile'uit lilt-ti the slaimu Call today: i)rus'i', ('asselbt'rr)-, iiiiii a% It. ('111. lewIs lfuiui-uui,iii' ii' i rtuiuu, At", lliiwktns, -(2, ill Lq)uitlUttl, I ,imuit lilt's I ohIo is nut lIeu 04 EVE CRABTREE -"4.s.eø& Intl. 1k' had sen - ed Iii Iran .,a.aes4 44 411111111.a 834 9212 In Loving Memory of sh lu ut' last July. i/a 1 i.,hiiet4 4 44-14P4111411 Sanford 1 e , seauiit%, V % a,4spii ,luiu,t' 12. ROSEMARY KNIGHT a Plush '' . - ii ity we are in- ) k.. pens. w ' Motor Bank in g F a c p1rucin tit Caiuns traruatiuri sill bt 61.18 bdhon I. . - - -- N - . , - 5 J lUrliar(ls Photo)I Trip Not Liberal oliitin' itt s%% cut corn, is aternurluns, white potatoes and staked tomatoes are now being furnished train Florida growing areas. The pruxiuction on these and many other vegetables is changing (rain the more southern growing areas in Florida to the central and northward areas. In the Sanford area, cabbage and celery are beginning to decline seasonally. light to moderate supplies on bath vegetables are expected to continue through mid-June. For squash and cucumbers the season is practically over, while production on leafy Items endive & escarole, romaine and other lettuces) has finished for all practical purposes. The muckland fields of Zellwood produced a heavier volume of yellow sweet corn this last week of May. At this Increased level of production, quality and yields are reported to be excellent. Production is expected to continue heavy through most of June. 'I'radmg this steek was active and demand was very good at unchanged prices. Crates of 4.5 to S dozen ears of yellow sold at *2.50, while a few white brought $3.00 pro-cooling charges are extra.. The primary producting areas in the state for cabbage are Sanford and Samsula. Other areas only have very limited supplies as the season is nearing the end, In Sanford this past Thursday, 50 lb. crates and cartons of medium to Large green type sold for mostly $3.50. The quality is .. - ntic 4I ---• t l_ . ne - - - Ready In The State (i . The jurc*-s, wh responded t. their civic duty on this historic oc'c'asion only to find thry woul not tt riecdcd. were Wancu. Sassvr, Thomas Lz*ndress Wiflairn Hahn, Janice Johnson. Rot Mc'Ciain. Robert Guthrie. Horace Bramlett. iw -- i - - - - Zi - I ------------- - I during our month long celebration! Jurom on C*i president c,! tuiae t 7the For thiow wishing to tr dollar Forest curarulb tribute to the light against re Far-esl at s' LMe Mar) Bhd ye tioaniis have '" "m June cwic'er. but unable to attend the LakeMar). Mart 3-it !W ' dance mat acrid checks payable proved an agrecrnient f or ar eWtUIIIge Offer of to American Cancer Society to .. Brciwii at florida State Music will be furnished by 1' ciacluif Lank ci! Sanford rhestra Nick Pft-ifiiu!s stiai-rs of Peninsula Lane- said Perunaula reported 146 rmthon in assets o March 31 will form the kevsturtt - - of ( ompe-titit e t-!furtt ' i AUanucinLl*lanipaarea 2i 1 it i application tc mt-rge ; ütizerBanc -sharesofFlanda ishuctu has fire banks it. . 'iw Brin'ard and Dade Countie, 1-I with WWI assetsofll3$mihucr. - - Sweet Corn, Melons . 4& 4 . I I ' -- Clip your piece of the ribbon $ Atotiticn (,ojernment rate e'nvmottslv i've a dog's life. 1 FT-= - 51 president rcix Singleton - W EEK 'iiws e.uilv, csI)t1.IIIV if UtII P .1 (log, •uiuui that 's plerit V 1(1 wag votit' tail a hotIl , as Seiii molt' ( otiiit S S('ti(N)l 's have one itiuure week Iu(Iuru' t he annual rush to t lie IM'a('h, work and S('tl(M)I long awa itt'(l mid day nap he'coiiies a real ity,as O viedo - __ 4 A t . - SUMMI•;u VA( 'Alit )N . - - ) 4 ' - St tI(lefltS IN . F 1 1P --, ' I . t, tender) session omnmuis.qinn to investigate r Control, ireiulion of a Florida the olive of lieutenant gnv"r I iti tL?' ( siuiuui it Igi,i in, stuuilv ii ova iunl;itions - - resniuuia-- - . n nor; irnp.arnmeni l,rwrtng of Ilurrian rightq fuel qtunrt,i'eq anti the energy ,; the age of majority to IA years against U. (o', Tom Adam I' nuuupli'te revision (till 1 JfIitini (iull.rtive bargainf.abnr Hills l)ef.atetl t Kille'l't c i.utiv*ri .ini tiniont law, nun n' fry çutII( rrpltvje ilirniugh Iruantion bull of lik )uuut, wni'rs (orisurru.-rq (r.atlon of an rli'.ht s'' ss'l1tng out right itt moElerti,ns - Full disclosure of ()fl tile park owners arid eriottile omobudseruin to keep th ihIir ctffirtals' financial inter. u'ovc'rnmnient ; (-nnsurruf'r atIvr Ititirie dwellers cci. rnnflirt-.o(-interst guidein (hi' Public Service Corn- lines for public officials lIi'alth and I(ehahiiutatsv Statwide iriiislnn ; rr,fl,cujrnPr rrtordiriaSi'rvi res Ratifiratin Human Rights t'mnergenry medical services tori office under the ,overnor Environment Wt lands M the Equal Rights Amen r1Igr;Inl; prohibition against ke.'pinis juveniles in adult jails; protection bill; reurganizatinn merit: increasing powers of the 4 - $ \ trorn the Winter Springs Polim Department anJL"* I A-ing-woric Trial CleI Ptilire kM O Munki- ',wrri paign cpemling la, arid erea i ri usi d inlort iqmient for the I kimrtmn,ent of I'olhuitittr, (Ion nil a statewide election . 4 ! Y 14 I Baric'orpiraiucn Atlantic tctdas said it has cruet-ed the Tampa banking market witha PniflSULb Sta te to r' author-it) The board of directors of Peninsula and AtflUCrei4thed I mr at p, ~ P it - droI The) were bostrucount: during the month 5-- . 0 ' Tampa 7 -0"% % ç da r , • Judge Thomas Freeman (" resided and The council agreed to accept the offer of $1.000 tram xnes Dyer for the purchase of the !:i'e-acie former city trash dump located on the Longwood-Lake Mary Road Tall) Malta wa and James Gamble apauied the parcel ._ . r , - '0 57 Tf - r T al F zzles t liii) (,,vc'rnrrtent .0 I .1 -- nu ships _. - e drifted urderneath. ith A 1mcs leaping hundrrds of feet _____ liaran said that last year he i nto the sk over the strait tieSAN fl1E(. 'altf. t All I - A tweenciciMvri arid Staten p$k research in. decided to test teachers' perPTA COUNTY COUNCIL OFFICERS says lland, dicatcs elementary scho.ol Pu- ceptions of unusually named seated. Mrs. Carles Sigman. left. to r The dead captarn was identi- pus with unusual names such as children 1k took tour c-timNEW officers are fiei as William Patters.n of )lrt .ini t1mcr .re likely to 1itittn urutten by fourth and corresnding secrearv and Mrs \Vilharn Schaffne r, president tiifton, Ni. POluc'e Miii he be discriminated against In the fifth-graders anti told 8') teact standing. Mrs Robert Poole. first vice President Mrs Sam Tsh. ers and teachers-in-training in fered an apparent heart attack teacher's gradebook. treasurer. and Mrs James McKee. recording secretary. after the ectllLcicin, 10 an I)segtu schools that two Di-. Herbert Ilaran of San been tilerald Photo by Elda Nichols) FiatsandpoIitunctie written t bars had cut trough a flaming oil slick Diego State University says his named David and Michael : rescue crewmen from the research shows some unusual names found to be popular in, anUiner ship. the Sea Witch. nAnWS arebranded as Gibson Changes Plea the earlier study - and two h .nd the R99-fciot tanker Esso names' by experienceddc- Hubert and Elmer. tsrussels Firemen continued merutary-school teachers No matter how the coinStudents training to be teach- positions were shuffled. Hubert iatthrig the conflagration as the i ri u i rs dnfted farther into the ers don't seem to share the and Elmer consistently Eared outer nearl)- one grade worse th.i4 he iitt M z.rt. WIXThR SPRINGS The A survivor from the Sea Harari said the eWertnient l)avid and Michael among t1,' t*c.arne the citi judge live or ggio 'ir'il jut' trial in the histciri of Virginia '.'tCh David Bracy.31 of Bar grewout of research he and an teichtrc Ilariri said.Teaih sit '.CS a,ci there Charles I.ang. and Winw Spmgs fizzled Wed- I.avo -c, .Maine. wt~ was in the assxiate did seven cart, a9c, in ers-in-training gave .111 fnur li'rtc~rntan made a fev o1iiening 25-36 C-AUSS year. but wlth the IiArh nesday when Billy Jc* GibI Phenomenal grovah of Lhe cit\ .%htp*s engine rcx-cn at the tune Flor.- da. That study kN)ncluded equal marks. remarks to the a enct c-hanged his plea I think that children bearing unusual 'Teachers know from past p ccnrt no handles ut of the c'ollLcicln, said: ici the start cii fu our steering gear." we lost names are taunted by eperlence that a Hubert or a a1 cx- amount in a month He pleaded rut contest to posed to be a 3UT In RZ'ci. i*ho suffered arm classmates more often and are Elmer is generally a loser," the cit the r d The remainde unlawful speeding and at- plainirig the municipal eoiwt b'jr-ris said crewmen clustered less likely to be popular. psv(-hologist speculated . ' Other names used in the first ..Because an at a spot an the sh,lp's afterdeck he is taunted Ile remisdemeanors. minutes and seemed to be .. by a to the anticipated before being rescued experiment included Cecil, acts by becoming belligerent. Florida 1 t1ibson -as med $50 or I He said that under Dl Blair. aa. Gladys, Rhxta aggressive '- ' t and antagonistic t1i A rxcitemc'it of what was supf - charge and $'5 On " tirzb an person can A not her crew member Hillary. Perc, Gertrude, 13crwar-ti teachers. One thing he trial in Juxtrial If the offense Is violation posed to be the lu-st ys on a ),m aboard the American ship. Mu- tha and Adele. doesn't do is study." cut of Winter Sririgs e. ret othe r charges e c. a sta e statute, F "l.ittli' I- U' Health and Rehabilitative S.rvie. - li.ath RIth 4inity. abortion asw ?e'iklnn; state as.curnption of youth 4etentfrsn Ia- attorney pal borne rule to give t'itie tteac.I self government vtwItt ri'pri'ci'rit q-nIulvnerq tt.'tii'ral :ii!;llIist il's, t'tttivc' trade utat- I' lilIuci Criminal .Iugtie Statewide lit PS; II lund siules package ili'igned It pc-otett land buyers grand jury to investigate Nonpartisan Education fni,m,i fraudulent or mnkrepre- org,inuied t rime, revision of srtwil board meim M umti-'.t duty law. increase in election ,-Filed lanai deals hers L,ivlronu,i'nt 310 million penalties for iale of hernpjn and ii quiisit ii,i of the Itig Cyprecs other hat') nlriigs ( rimursa Criminal Justice labor Increase in work '-.warnp ;ultiptin.ni of developrlop regisson rranuzatinn f mmii id of ri 'Iinial Iropat t guide man',; ovnpensatinn hefi1s - sua I Names t Grad s? r is- p1 ::i4:ll:.; 'aqiti --r-';. - - vetuck S21,000 Trash Dump 1031- 1. - U - - _ es. fat . . , t 41 - F ______ . -. i 41, Longwood Accepts Challenge ~ I - - C1St , . n,ttit r ttncs cant There ere flfl1rU ithtn the big lire -- severalas theships went under the re the bridge t watch i' 'tiers. ttgs, police 1aunt1 aptMfl of the American ship. \icr than .Ni were reported inknown sir"trei among rs. Four i unw ere li'.tt'd s mi&in The M9VM,,1tx1 bndc at the arbor's entrance as Ch.Ctt t Also read into the record was a letter from the DOT rueg that the city prepare a five year pragram on -aruc-ticxi and zTaflitefl*nc'C of roads a'iUith the TUIT1WIPA1 \.Ce EUCne iues sau. the rii uperinrit hn has begun working on his recxeri.-taticrts. -' UC5 -- have adapted a uUcrn requestui the state t arTit of IranktU1 to istafl left turn lights at the traffic in2esccbari of SR 434 and 427. crre,ondenct from CornmLcsicii Chairman Sidne L. 'ihk!n Jr. tndicavM. The letter from Vihlen was read into the reeart at the hers tit the board expressed Cit) OUnCII IT)eet1T% and again the need fir the modthcauiri. Council Chrman William K1cki noted left turr modifications to the signal at US. 1 7-2 arid SR 434 have becr, t rots Bridge setting txth ships iThi A ene of C). .t)aTe II -4 Amf , -t reato6n 4 rorii VdIll WI(111 ,',raiwil rt,Vortq II(A1T1n4 'IAI,I,AlIA.1~.qI',F,. Flw IAVI lerp 14 a quinmary (of the (of ol"hwil ItorriRMI 4*1100)- Onn of F1611.41riR, 95 million ro.!I I ,'(j(tq I ir,tt.'ct', it,.rinr '' y -'r As I t'iuitwc'ring (hi' J.' Hera Staff Writer Summarized (L D ( qnqinnprq o 1. , I County . j I - . &~*' C011 is 2Shp Junø 3 1973.-3sti ,u. into u,.. - g.1*a'i5S, 11 I4W4S ,t.,.& -' 11 C -d 00000 W" 41oa 11 C1 o.sa .1 •uu.'i. C1d*S0.41.4)44 fl fla*%b. ,. ,t '.a.a. uittev .4rJ 4 WIU' .- wv.- 4i4i 19. 40 II Wit b....n.& 'ndsw, 44 WAUtw oo - i.4$*& se,.se,li.a0 george Stu art ~K_ \____ �- r , V 4A—The Sanford Herald jj Clerk H it With Charge V,Of Obscenity ______ 4 Conf idence Crisis Truth About Inflation . I Swells When it comes to the emotional subject of inflation-so much on the of everybody's tip into stereotyped thinking which accepts fictions as articles of faith. Principal among these is the notion that full employment and progress in the United Sthtes depend upon a 3 per cent annual inflationary rate. Obviously such a rate would exhaust our dwindling natural resources with great speed Equally obviously, if our experience of the few years means anything, the relationship of settled , than a law of economics. Ii I! 211 I :~ It Or consider for a moment the vigorous American protests about rising prices against the backdrop of their purchasing habits. In the first three months of this year the personal spending of citizens rose at a rate 16 W mt faster than last year. In 1972 personal spending was 9.5 per cent higher than it was in 1971. Americans. it appears. are crying about inflation all the wa down to their favorite stores. However the most untypical American behavior in respect to the inflation is perhaps the individual and institutional lack of confidence in and purchasing power. wealth It is indeed strange when a single press conference by Dr Herbert Stein, at which he admitted that the possibility of a tax increase had been considered by the administration to dampen inflation, triggered a precipitate decline in the stock market. It is as strange that the mere announcement of a recent administration brainstorming conference on economics could halt th e downward plunge. Dr. Stein had made it plain th at th e administration had rejected the 31 32 il 3736- 1 tax iflCr'ease. It is apparent that Americans are frustrated, confused and alarmed by inflation— "' You Can't Wi 42124441- n It has been literally a case of the bitter and the sweet for British Chancellor of the Ex46- c,-' chequer Anthony Barber after the new budget abolished the 18 per cent government tax on candy, ice cream and soft drinks. Confectioners beamed but dentists frowned. of all The latter objected, adding Ut on& Britons over 16 have lost all their teeth. Birmingham t Ala.) News - $IS2 _.: 5355 Xhp a n lti r b 5_i )? 7o 300 N F RE NC H AVE p. A WALTER GIELOW. Editor ana Publisher WAYNE C) 60- DOY L F Adveflosang Directof & Assoctate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE General manager 63- - ct wINIFREDF GIELOW DAVIDA BRYANT Managing Editor DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager JANE CASSELBE PRY ROYGREEN Adv ertising Mar Q ev .pOrIS ,' Ccin'y (dInt 1071- 77- DORIS WILLIAMS Sn .ct1 F dttor CHARLES HAYS Me-chanicai Supt magazine Editor RALPH HA 5 Comp Room Foreman - 14-' describes what is haçenlng in for about 20,O00 of the an- pressure has seen land values areas the cost of 275.000 Guam as "an important sup- ticipated tire Cop land has gone from $5 to over the emergence of visitors. plemerut $40 a square ~yard in less tmn The growth surge in visitors true multinational GUAM-ThIs 2og-squar(--mile Hawaii as a and permanent population has two years. bndge across the Pacific." clot in the Pacific is undergoing The investment capital that seen a wutch from construction a change in image. the military to construct.ion comes into Guam i's arriving In 190, Guam could count by When you push the "Guam" directions. In from several button in most adults' con- only 198 tourists. Last year by the private sector. G u a m I s perma n e n t addition to American and there were 105,DDO, mainly scriousneW the card that pops, Mr Japanese. Many of those were population. for example, has Japanese funds, there is money 1975. grown from 67,000 in 1860 to from South K orea, Hong Kong honeymooners. By Command base," tourisin is expected to ac'cowit about 95,000 today. The and Taiwan. NaVV instalLations." "Japanese ,F.DWARD NEILAN annual soar. In some tc "Strategic "Pacific World War II stragglers." MstIy, the Image has t of a mid-Pacific military bastion. Toda y , the talk under the pilm trees here Is mainly about-of all things.-tciuru.n and real estate. of tourists that is The creating a demand for hotels and condominiums is not from the U.S. mainland-yet. That will come when Americans find that since Guam is a U.S. territory their shrinking dollars will go further than in exotic foreign locales. Until that side of the market uitv'pi, however, Japanese tourists by the jumbojet-load are keeping local tounst and estate operators hopping. , JacksonGoss, a Boston-based mortgage Insurance executive, caxneallthe way here from East Coast to study the market and is going home convinced "Guam has become the sa.rw type of resort area for rruddleincome Japanese families that Hawaii Is for high-income - BILL VINCENT, Chief PhotOgraPhel' RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman "" o) azle rg Home Dcii,-c" , Same As In Fioi.cla I Ma" $1- 52 'OMnth 6Mon?hd516 70 A!lO$Pi.'i U S Post,,t Pegita"onS provide H'i' At se Pi MAI NC All R.dor Ibc Wal be paid 'n f nI'r .- s 1$t'tt' or, ç- t 5,,nttycl 52 aC Mot,th 5Th it) I Year Home Del, 'ery 17riØs $3240 rn fi uI sub'.c'.P'OnS a','. malif' August 72 1904 at the Pt 'i'i ,,,,j4 al ncs ii' 4tdvCt 0,5,fl of this editiOn of The Santord He,iid ma N' rep clt.,cr'C in any manner e,thOvt *r,tlrn per mission of tPw pubitiPief' of The Herald No par Io' fly "-a'e' Any ,r%d',aduA ')f f or or r-j,ponI,bic for SuCh reprodu(I'Ofl ill be cori'th".'d g5 rII?inQIO9 on 'The P-ic-raids copyright and 'ii be held I,Mfl.- ov d imaQt' under the ia* ri?1l Sond,1,1. ('ICPPt Satu'ciay Pubts'icl The Herald .-, c-,-,' r.,'.' ,', ,.. , rnervibc' 01 the Asscx.aed Press p.hP is o- s t-pr rIui l, n rjl All the io(ô I -1, . ' '' 1'' 'i '.' '.. ' Herald Area Correspondents Black Community M.arsa l-lap.',k iris 3?? $115 Longwood f. fi r, P i', 831 VVS;f ,., .. ~'. ~_ I' ounty vice Hgc'ritq , (cii(c' F off- st C lu Lake Murirot 377 4 11 .,pinl..% 5II 8067 An Of 321 ' SIavla LIZ Math.evx 349320S 665 8363 Queen Mrs Clarence Snyder 377 4641 Chuiuota I i6 BaI'.cc 3655207 a WInier Spring; t'Stin,y Booth Alla monte Springs flda Ntht 371 6735 E35 ?vv? Cane'Iberry Fern Park - Tang$rwood, F. Estates Goldenrod Eastbrook rua c' ' . '-.4 ,.A 1* 't • . -. . • : - . . : . 1 ,11.1-' meIflt)Prships were ,,*, Of Hanoi's Moment Truth I 'Paper Peace Is Unacceptable Forces Day address InNcrfolk President violations of the Vietnam truce reflected his concern about his deterrmation not to let the settlement be agreement and the CommunisU. We can by —Systematically destroyed" in Paris talks with I.e Due Tho hope that Henry Kissinger's that corKwn and determination to both have convryed Hanoi. We can alsobeconfident that events In Southeast Asia in the weeks ahead will reveal Coinmimist Intentions more -..ta.h' titir, I..' Thn mivht have promised rromised ,w, .,it'fhino a,j a . - Paris. __- . - Mr. Nixon sys "a peace that is just a piece of paper" is not what the United States of America is looking for in Indochina now what the war-weary people in that part of the world deserve. Unfcrtunately, Hanoi has been treating many of its truce obligations as so many words on paper. What we have seen since the ceasefire was signed in January is the Coirunuriista employed simply an extension of the during the lcmg negothiticms leading up to that signing ceremony. They have used truce talks-and now the truce itself-to buy time and opportunity to press advantages against South Vietnam There was not really much to negotiate in Mr. Kissinger's new meetings In Paris. The United States has withdrawn Its forces from South Vietnam and stopped bombing the North Vietenamese homeland. With Congress Insisting that the United States also withdraw its air support from the Cambodian h-cut where the North Vietnamese are still fighting, Mr. Kissinger was obliged to exercise his of persuasion more than to carry any threats of direct tactics U.S. military pressure to gain cunpliance with the truce agreement. The most pelvissive fact coriftonting Hanoi now is South strength and the conunitznent by the United States its ally during the long amggle now in prospect to keep truce violations from snowballing into a resumption 01 Outright war. While Saigon can no longer 111k to tehe United States for thelTlanpOWeT or direct military SUWOrt it received in the past, it can look abroad for the economic aid that will build a and more sell reliant nation on the foundation already laid with American help. In announcing a seven-year development program for South Vietnam on May 20, President Thleu told his people It would be "naive" for them to believe tthey could pursue It without fighting the Communists at the same time. While such long-range planning may seem optimistic, It serves to remind the South Vietnamese that they have a future worth fighting for. Hanoi gained a respite from U. S. bombing by agreeing the ceasefire in January. The North Vietnamese now have two choices. They can comply with the cease-tire terms fully enough to get their harnors re-opened and to get on with the political aspects of the settlement, oc they can continue their troop build-up and truce violations which carry only the porspect of escalation back toward war with a heavily-armed South Vietnam- How much blood can the ground of Indochina Absorb' It is time North Vietnam made the same choice that South Vietnam has made-to start building for peace. less ( Elda Nichol I -, 'hoto) W ide Boundan eS ' Things A Secretary Doesn t Like I 11v HAL 11',)YLL Remarks NEW YORK IAP that a doctor's secretary gets tired of hearu*: "I thought bankers' hours were pretty rood, but I guess a doctor's hos has them beat, haven't they" "Do you mind if I tell you my s)'fliptcflts before I grt in to we Dr. Medulla' Sometimes I get so flustered I forget to tell him half the things that are really wrong with me. " "You mean this is only Wedneaday? Here I've been waiting two hotri, and I'm not even supposed to be here until Thursday." -Judging from the latest magamines I've been reading in your it'L-t'ptIcJiu ru-uiuu, 1957 IIILLSt tu.*'.it Liet'it quite an Interesting year." "After I've been sitting here half the day, you tell me this Is Dr. Medulla's office. I'm supposed to see Dr. Oblongata. isn't he In this building" you about a couple of interesting symptoms I've developed since I came In here and saw you" "No. I don't care to tell you why I want to see the doctor. It's too personal. Just t.eli him that it has wmethlng to do with a stuck r,tpper Slip me in to see the doc fc - five mninutes I'll tell tiinii about a new remedy we're putting out that will make all his patients feel lake thry - and I got to we him real quick." "A doctor's waiting room is kind ,f like a cemetery isn't at? Nut much action in either. " "I'm the mechanic at the garage where the doctor gets his car fixed. floes that entitle me to some kind of a professional discount?" "No, baby, I'm not sick. I'm the salesimuan for a drug firm. If you'll can walk on water." "Thus is Mrs. Grimsby calling No, I, don't want to make an appcuintnwnt. I just want you to ask the doctor whether he thinks I might feel better if I took two of the brown pills a day instead of three and (our of the pink pills instead of two," "T-1 -z-;l . 1_~_~ ________ .1_1 , r A 4 4 N 101757 _ revealed that 11 ; __ area stores ceiling magazines . snpr.'uie (flirt I('St. ~, ~_O_j t."%__~ — . ! 7 ' t ~ ," .,) -;, GALAXY 3 SPFD ISA F?P#II ,'.; - 1) )11 fl3)U Polk also cald obs.c enity law : 99 FAN I' A-0 I __" I ~ 11 - Brick Is No Water Saver in a Toilet OAKLEY I', .. Flo da c e : L ri • uonalism," ;tates Fred E. Schmuck. chairman of the board of the Association of Industry Manufacturers iPlumbing-Cooling-ileating-Piping). lie is also president of Fluidmaster, Inc., a company that makes some of the mechanism that shares the space with the bricks. Schmuck's blast is inspired by the news th at the City Council of Concord, Calif., is considering purchasing and distributing 50,000 bricks. Last December, Cherry N.J., actually did purchase 34,000 bricks in the hope of saving 34 million gallons of water annually. .. :::., .... .,. Theoretically, a brick should save a volume of watet equal to its displacement. But in the actual operation o a tank, explains Schmuck, the stopper reseats and stol.s the flushing action with two to three inches of water re maining. This water will keep a horizontally placed brick COfl tinuously submerged and will cover over 30 per cent of a vertical placed brick. In order to displace water which actually flushes, any object placed In the tank must be over the minimum drainage level. ::: reacting to a suit by Ralph Nader, say their iiionial sea" between a ('1)1111try's territori. Turkev Point nuclear generators are as safe :* ternational waters. In its patrias technology can make them, : : IliUnilil St'ii, Ii coastal country :::: would have exclusive econornic HAGGARD FIREFIGHTERS begin pulling .::: rights but Perhaps share legal out of the Big Cypress Swamp today after jurlsdictloo with other coun officials declared the blaze that scorched tries and with international 30,500 acres under control. agencies regulating such niatters as seabed mmiining. .:.. two small children spent ;: : '-: x: ,.::: : four days and $6i Ofl : a plus Caribbean cruise they didn't want but couldn't get out of, :::: .. F LOR I DA LEGISLATORS have ended their regular 1973 session but will return next week :~* for an extension to iron out differences in a $3.9 billion spending bill, education, financing XX and five other issues, would (Ielk'nd on Factors such 115 uater depth, geography, in terests .if nearby countries iinitI tie coastal country's technical development and needs. me Un ited States has an- nounced upport of the future 12-mile maximum territorial lunit, provided absolute free. dom of navigation is guarannow in uifair,, tat in,, tat r,I.,rC . teed through straits it- ''""" or two 1. "U" ' I L et ters To Th e Editor . i ,, 4 ir-i rrl-j interest in nudity, sex, "x 'r'iion, s;icitsni 'ur iriliso(tnsin, if U gis-s substantially btyonc I usto,,ar liitiiti of candor dust Motto: 'it uuh 0 iiiatt.'rs; 'ir if it is utterly wit h"ut redeeming orial va I tit-," ic.-(ir(ling to the ordinance, to promote obscenity is "To mllnulIlIcturc, issue, sell, give, o 1'IIIII,t ii,'r:ai,I iiaitii ,rn.- It may commit' as Il shock Ill tens of thousands Central - Florida retirees drawing Social Security cheeks that they wall not receive (as currently set up; a 6.1 percent cost of living increase payable in August, 1973. This windfall tx'ing reserved ' strictly for already retired civil service employes 1111(1 their famnilm.'s. Also for Ito' military personnel. In addition, all eligible federal workers, who 'retire' by June 30 will also :rc('cive the full 6,1 hmirre'asl'. L',.I,l.,..iI,, 1',,-,.,,-,.,,._., ,,u. I,,.,-, i.viiV IA iiy, uj,ni - - again sold the S(H'lll! Sc'tiirity a nmmiuit4i mits (111w n thi.'rt' ii ci as my information is that those on Social Security will riot 1t'('eivt' In cost of living increase until h975, and that many already arc 'rdown to one and two ztieals a 'day and in sonic areas are 'subsisting on cat and dog food. s 44 Comi ng J I Security If Social beneficiaries only realized It, they control an itmiiiie'nse blot.'k of votes and at 11w next election -they could get rid of ninny of ,,,r.n,,,,,a,i i,i,.,inii,.,, U* wdl not feel the effect of the Washington created Inflation, but those on Social Secerit>- will not be so lucky. Conigressznt'n can vote j3 billion for foreign aid yet let sunny Ammaer'cans go hungry. Nammit' withheld by rl'(htit'51 Go lf Thanks ' %; V41 Deadlier Than War Israel tuis .=,OM registered fly JAY PERK INS A%5IIci(It(',I Press Writer wAshIls(;TON iAI'i had been given the result..', tif ti Ilivestigation conducted by the ('0huihhb0tY Exchange ,uthorit. llc'tty Jo McI .t'c1 I 'rt'sitlt'iil ('I"SI II' - I 'ist year, 3,790 road icturns t'ft' seriously injured The safety center warns that unless sonic- drastic positive "teps are taken toward an invrease in road safetv. the accident, situation will become intolerable" by the mid l9&. - With the liradle't''Mclmit re and Insl.Ie-Outshile' Ilouse's miuw at their gwruuine'nt Ix.'atlo,is lit IAlngwood, we' look forward to further realization of preservuitloti efforts there arid elM-se tOri' In tic.' uiti't \ 1 ' 5, ?' _x-1 I t.tt 4 t .rt..tJ't_.ç12._$-i 14- Ln4 SUPPORT PANTY ua'ier ;-"iY" '7 I flVC - - J1'e'/ ,- ' )44 1111',,) J id -, UP 1 10 '-4. r't1 tPI,t4 ' i'Ct 11Jt.e .i-4 / !,r-t ', •,','fl -', - "d-r -'-i. ' ..- Plan Hold 1 Filing . Systems - f' F"Jil Ora* P '. '. L.3L KLEENEX - 111i=11I . '- FACIAL ' TISSUE . ' - tr.aIar,.i ,,,-,, ,,''',''a'' ' ,,'''' 2-' 144,.4 1. - -, 57 I ' - . - 4. i I - ' I , - 'it . It U-4 I: ,, •i,i is ,, ,•. I as • t i ' L.; 1L.1 (L.j L4'15 -Tfl--41Lr -- U4 t&..9L4'fl. I&ç--øaf-i&. p s - $53 85 & $6945 ' R Stind Fl. cents ,ip. Vk h el e "Of "SiJI,, bit Cj.. C"1616 6k4Ii j 1 iNo ,.i, C•tilV i 'OLl t5 .JI, ia 'IIPl Co . ItAt S 6',4 Q % 011111111 :4' 'ii gtoreh stuart 133 Eqi Robinson Downto wn OiunJo flIJL17!k'51111111 ----I - 1L41&. - "Ia I'll ,, •. ra t uuuip,lruI i f'L • oa t L 4.4, I, i: °'' __ 5., Wall Rack File ' - 1 - i'- our - '-\. - .r1, --1-. .T 't r-i r i 3 t. Li L4 $15 1.60 to $18280 given them a direct slap Iii the dAP 1-4 SAVE NOW! p. - p.1 ,uI6.i143 abC Herald: C T' " . Editor, __L4 4 Iirc('llltt'd. 'l'iuuiik you t)ttI' Preservation 11 __L_1~ - .J ' 'I'lle phot o graphs of our special events, tnurmiuimiu'nts cli'., se e're• very much ap- , -4-11 I'~~ 99 -7-1 BI KEs '' j- ; more traffic se'asini I h'ltuiiui Florida C I 0 SPEED Ills i.iii Ii Sincerely, Mrs. Jack IIiiilt'y, Sec., Women's Golf Association iA "--rd EGl799 A'-- - 171-4 EAGLE GOO BALLS ~~) the NaKansas City comumnirdity miiarket grumn is sponsered by IA',igue for .-ccident Pre!:ist July so they ciiuki quality tiunal for larger governmnt'nt export lii eitwct tiiiiathi Itrit1 (111111 ItiI>- 1 it) Aug. 31-- the price'ttl %% heat at Kansas City jummiI'd 11 ct'i:t.s l'r bushel 'ala' 'pm- I suhsict i cisc' -12 . , r) -Driving in this country is a The CEA,it branch of the Agadventure, and you have to riculture Department, oersees re,il the nation's comnhmiotIiI% mar- have an adventurous spirit," kets. For the past nine months says Joe Cridon. who has a -weekly, five-minute spot it ruis been checking reports twice On the daily state radio prothat grain-futures traders (fication Mutt. if anything, ffit( 'probe had dist'losed. hr Alexander S ar;tz, assoI,'lat(' administrator of( EA. said or!N that the findings had been firwarded 'for further invt'.tig.i tiofi The ('KA Iror' :- the sectini int'stig.itiiin into allegations 114 ,' 1111, I ' A ,Justice spokesman Friday confirmed that the (It'I)art- . I , •': 5i;: I rigging during last summer's vehicles, almost the same nurngramti sales to Itussla has been her as the stati' of Montana But turned over to the Justice tk the road death rat" is about for hX)SSibIe crmniinal triple Montana's prosecution. , I EL AVIV APi Agriculture l)epartment in. n • - '-- 166 "i ' Y. Imb" eyeflts Ili )our iit'SS Sp1l'1 tliS those in Washington who Lave face during these' highly infliutioiuiry times, when prat'tu'ally everything goes Of). Thanks to a government which looks after government 'ivil ServO t' and '. . 5muit'tut'i> I - any . -. -'.',,, its I:.4 -~ -7 .. '__'; vestigation into alleged price a R GrainSa I e Probe Set a ,t'e,i.'it,Uitt' The tiie'iiils'rs of the l'itonii Ladles' Iii I lob' Gulf Association se ould like to (batik you (om Ita' .,,-., air , It.ni .,,,l,ttaii.. Drivers ...'. , S,-Nl"( 11(1) I lEl(Al I ) fii Editor, I li'rui lii HANt1E The umlvt'sttg,Itiiti ct'mitt'rt'tI t ill II......... i .................... li.. I),,l ''iIIiIIUiII ...... lIC5% ,fl('' t,aac¼IhliIi,. have' raised the closing price ol Phot.Igrliptiir ('overage' giv.'ms by plating %% heat large pairour efforts h> the SANFOICI c-base' cinders Just before the' 'iI:uM,l ) has t''n most helpf ul in hit' progress -e have' si' tar itiuui'kt't t.'litst'tl each clay. Sami - ' the government Figured its t- \milafit' Future efforts, till' port sutisitlit's on the basis ot dout1t('(IIy, will be' e'quaily th'' previous day's closing lies sworthy and we' will ll a higher closing price Welcomeyour (-omitaniutMi i miit',tmlt a iii1',.'r subsidy the iii. ht'rt'st hiss iOU ellis. We say ''thanks" In the fl CHEST :~:n, I Kid tfriv. trig is becoming a bigger menli(e in Israel than hostilities tt the Arabs. Forty-three Is. radis were killed by rab guerrilla explosives and gunfire last )ear, but 653 died in traffic accidents. Israeli driving habits produic relatively aciudents and fatalities than here in Western Europe or the United States, says .1 report from the Road fety Center at Israel's Institute of Technology, ussi i hol', its .viib'rit o. the grain Ii The Kansas C Itiartu of Trade, which runs the ttilirkt't, i'tiiidutte'ef it.s Os%ti Ill %estigation btit found It,, • e TYOF(DAM .300UART *~21 rjfltInti as will appeal is to ruri'nt, .shauuc'ful or itiorbirl — - I.tt'n, :ood1jtjfrjycg, it yuurc not tied down, how about letting me take you to dinner tonight and tell of representing . Old Remarks book .store he V oh.- .-onsnh'rvil as a include Chile, ('cista ltit'4i, Nira- in in intt'rnationuil I W Ii) Stop liv 6ENE KRAMER country (ronu claiming iiiur&'. ,t,cs,,('iat('d Press Writer ragna and Peru, with 200 miles: Iceland refuses it) accept Ju. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka (All) To British fishermen, with 112 miles: Ghana, 100 risdii'tnm of the World Court tit Iceland's SO-mile limit is out - iiuiles, 11(1(1 Morocco, 70 mIles. its fishing dispute with Britain. Ca na dia n Environment It says the court has no law Unrageous. I LInt it may be a taste of things Minister Jack Davis said last der which to rule. l'liis may change as a result to come as one coastal country weekend his country plans to iii world conferences on the law stakes claims to claim exclusive fishing rights after another its in entire continental shelf, of the sea planned (or what were once regarded as the over in some places wider than 200 July, New York in November, high miles. This would take in the and Santiago. Chile, next April. At least six l Latin American Grand Banks of Newfoundland, S4)rne90 participating nations countries, including Ilrazil and traditional fishing grounds for 11ors. to write new tinirittitu' Argentina, have proclaimed the United States and many conventions reconciling the in200-mile territorial waters. terests of major powi'rs, t'ouistother countries, Guinea, on the west coast of Three miles, the traditional al nations, the affluent, the Africa, claims a 130-mile wide territorial limit, is recognized needy and the landlocked. coastal strip. Gabon 100 miles. totiy by a dwindling number of I'rCplIrlttflry meetings tit early spring at U.N. headquart rs Many other countries have countries, including the United posted'exclusive fishing or ecoo- States. Iceland and many oth- Indicated that general agree. nomic zones far offshore. They ers maintain that there is noth- ment miiay be reached 01111 new 12-mile maximum territorial ::-:-:::: ::-: Inflit - providing then' b : .::: enough flexibility to grant x. ,l clusive fishing anti niining pre. ., :` serves much farther offshore Ii) . -:: countries demmiancling th.'mii. me territori:il issue w.iuldbe '.. . FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO. officials, :'* to powers q '. P*'rdIoIlIItIlinIt l EDITORIALS Lowering the water level by adr:dy affect flhingrurs° water savings than from a standing brick-over 20 gallons a day for an average family, This, notes Schmuck, will just about counter the water wasted by a leaky faucet or by running the dishwasher$ with only half a load 0 be used as P a g ue F'16shermen to remain stronger KODAK FILM '-itr.lirig to (tie obscenity long as there $5 rnorey to make 'irilinatu (', any material or purchasec of honks and io'rfor,nui,iue Is obscene II magazines to . community, Thus a horizontal brick does no goad at all and the savings from a vertical brick are very minimal. Much better than a brick, says Schmuck, is a tall weighted plastic bottle standing in the tank. Better still by bend. is lowering the upper water level an inch adjust-able an or by installing float ball downward In& the ba lcock (''sill t;iissi tiner . presen leaders and observers here. Placing a brick into a toilet tank to save water is not only "ridiculous" but "is a pure case of environmental emoi _______________________________________________________________________ 2 I I I I i Pineert-st principal. Ly man's Carlton Henl(tv %%,,Is also hollored. lions?-of people who are keeping bricks in their bathrooms in the mistaken noti on that th ey are beping the cause of conservation. I _______ Get a c-" an ted to (Ito r) standing, S('hOI Sup t. W. P. Laver, .Jamvs Murray, Altamonte School prillcipal~ svalv(l. . Jesse Meuse, l(('nWald School principal and I let-old 1 k'vkenhaeh, concerned awareness is enlargIn this super-sensitive ing that the federal establishment is limping along badly with a minimum of vital guidance both from the Vhtte House and within the various agencies. Since the President's top aides resigned April 30, thck White House itself has had a skeleton look. Importan chairs remain empty. Telephones that should hum with needed counsel for the agencies are silent. At least 0 major agency executive posts stand vacant Hundreds of second and tnird echelon jobs ure unfilled Recruitment either (alters or is painfully unproductive In place after place, decisions are being made by "acting directors" or lesser officials on an impromptu, day-tflday basis that is gauged by some veteran observers as the worst muddl.ingthrough period in modern U.S. his. tory. Only a few months ago. worried comment about OVCI1. reaching presidential power dominated the news. Today that power is eroded not only in the bureaucracy but in Congress. where the complaints against it were noisiest A Richard Nixon bitterly branded "king" in January looks dangerously enfeebled foth at home and abroad, . ___ 1111~ It — --; .-. o HONORED BY PTA COUNTY COUNCIL For man' days now, the rumblings of trouble have been growing louder. Washington often is jihlged to be too self. focused, insulated from the country. lint It seems mean inigless to argue. if it can be argLied. that pet,ple across disturbed over Watergate than the nation today are ' ac arrested lit 130 , in. ut the V lk ak'i f"VP,lll'(I that he has Olyiiipiui'l lkxik Store, Sit 13' r'initiirtrd the st;ite attorney's uiriii hIr'w.'rSt.. and posted 111)0 of (icc' about getting Inh',,;I ; It 1 t 1'" hI"w;i !l1If lion 1(1 rInse the Olympiad I 'l 4. 114. I ,i.itetiI to cour t that if cuIhr'rities coy the new the dote continues to ripetati fifli- i"anrifollows the his agents will (- ontinue tf, ,iiiiI'hines of a 111w irnssecl in "nftirrc' the ordinance - • inflation FILM PRINT 'Ii' S.. rrtiiry of State, %II('tC it Hfl'I (UI(thark bonk.t that fall S uliiiuuti'.l MtI) 1.1 WIIIIlfl It," IIOIII1(1(ItII'S (if i 'ri)- i\ilefl (,iHiiii. 75. (if 50 crenhty ac rlec rihevi toy itt" new V! •. !*P. (liiint s 'nil I"rwan.Ic'.i it I', the office - - .j- -. 4 i';,cced 11i' ordinance May 15 a crackdown will he made on . . rf,.I'I' hr'i. ri,;i. trHncfi'r, trflrisnhlItr'. p*jt,I,qh. Icit I hti Ic, ri r ul a Ic. ri Ic. 'tfitruite, precent, ihuhft Ut ;,,Ivertice. cit In offer for agree in do the cnn,e" I's'nulty for (",flVI(t Iftfl tinIPr the new (irdinance IS up $!:/) finerir 0 uIiysinth.ruunty jail ,_ ''__0811~~~~~= ~~~ J1 h1''II1ItI' 411 the dIti'P ,hc'rif I ,Irjiri ('nik rS'f'f'Ived I'i Seiiilruile (:.tiirt>' hoard ntarnhier (if rnrnPlaint.q about the . - stock market is of colossal proportions The plummeting fears of governmental chaos more seen as reflecting dangers of unbridled inflation. In some mind,; than the 15 are clslY relatt'tl The 1 the two thing -llow can a crippled I't sident (it'.-11 effectivek. %%1111 By DON Japan," said - Deito'ta . DeBary Enterpitse Fanni'tIe (th,ards '.pringc book .store Hltf'r Sgt found this stunning An expert who has, uh, looked deeply Into th e situation has some sobering news for those thousands-perhaps mu- — Geneva Ov*do ) .... : tear Lake - ru I h ne wi y.eruirleti i'Iirit tihi enity tir'liti;,riri' (cit liii' (ltd Ii,,,.' Fr irlay. irresI Ing the c4114'cflhiIfl ut ('1) A ltamonte . Ile far for automobile nomic indicatOrS-a record year so and 't employment output. hlh production, high steel moderot stable at rate encouragingly dramaticallY levels t i not dropping to boom. Tlw The cond i tions unmistakably add up ungovernperil is know1t'dgCti great one it is scaring and VatergatC, without 'v .ibie inflation annoying (torn the leadership level on down uncertain But here in the capital, the reading is that the are 11% (,I1V 1 AI.III I hrahl Sinil Writer - e w&JAT%@V%5 been a recent visitor and in ,.'.,,'.-.---- ,I - __ . Gos5,, who was a before changing careers. "The tourIsts spend a limited time on Guam. but the money stays. AsaresulL according toGoss and others, Guam is in the midst of a development boom that is expected to last for another four to five years. Another developer, Hawaii L'UJ 7$- ~ : / __ flue SUBSCRIPTION RATES 55c Wet4 14 706 Mon'h' WASHINGTON INF.A) may freshly discover in a ________________________________________________________ Cptroiler HARRY CUSP-I Ed't - a seemingly Guam s Image Is Tourist Haven that p.) 'a . Asia Memo up reads: Capital some national poll Whatever of influential mood sweep of the country, the growing thrusting the is watergate people in this. city 5 that n,tirn inward a deep crisis. 01 tile 5(O('h There may never lx' universal aCceptan"' conditm er of the market as an accurate barometer eith But righ3' generally. of the economy or the national mood men in both plunge downward Is frightening government and business. just before President One businessman told me that the Nixon's latest Watergate statement a scnnifl of fl1Ost list showed that some 860 toC stock market new low rcadIns representing major companies-hit for l97 rCTfWtf'l' 831 9993 SANFORD. F LA 32771 . After month s of haggling, for example, congress adjourned for its Easter recess without agreeing upon the anatomy of a proposed extension of the president's authority to regulate wages and prices. It finally extended the authority to it expired. control wages and prices hours before Amid the pulling and tugging, only one fact emerges clearly. In th eir lack of self assurance about economic matters, Americans are turning to government as a father figure. Whether it is business or labor, the housewife or the economist, the American battle cry is that Washington should do something a bout inflation by putting the lid on profits and earnings. The in 1 pressure on the administration is not to get the government out of the marketplace, but to get it in deeper by strengthening Phase Ill controls. Lhs,.... .. •I.s .,.,• C IflU, we UILIL, i that Americans should examine most profoundly from two standpoints. Is there anything in history to exhibit that bureaucracy can manage an economy efficiently, and, if we retrogress into the rigid controls of Phase 11 or Phase I, will the U.S. economy ever return to competitiveness and productivity? If Americans can answer both with a "no," then we believe that is the answer thev . should give to those who are determined to slip hobbles on the free enterprise system. emotions which are reflected in Congress itself, visitors from TELEPHONE Si- ItI Controls Can Hobble Free Economy .I, W~~II I BIOSSAT BRUCE Sunday, June 3, p; undn', June 3, l973--A Tha S,rifi.erd Herald H'1 " I t 4) ~11!i ~4)111) 4 WI - _'—' '-' -:- -- �~ To Testify In Los Angeles Sunday, June 3.973 6A-.The SnfordHer&d . = ----- __-, __ ____7-_T_.1 __ -------- ___ _-F~~ -~-____-~-_-_-__-,_ -.,.-___ ___ _ _. . :, .- ___?__1 r, . . ..-.-. ' :_6Mf _'- - . I - I - - - •. -, - - - - .' -. - . . - - - - K - , - --• - - . #IFA.- -. _. . -~, - 1. -.1 e __ . - .--illL, It - - I- M _____ 1 . 7 1 --11_ 6M jllwir.~6060w. 0~6A 0-&--I --A, - I- , ~a~ 411!1~ . _. - !V; - llr"_"~ - BY Fuh.i) MU I\,'h COMPANY Shows performnrice in test run by . Dean i-se Benton. Thurman Thompson. FQ lPML\1 DONATE D SF.M!NOLh. HIGH 1% 11 sIuru ~ I Ill & i4 Girls In Auto mechanics Course is ew row the nlic 8S II whole' salt! -' tor of the ba,4i( itirchanics Nan quickh anti with the work that rulturv Of, malfunctions Shannon uIans to go LI icmiwtitnoheavs they observe sit Seminole hun. three girls Se.ininnIr .Iunrnr College after b.-, tu. liearlise Iteritors. Shannon the - ('leans isnclVuutarieAlrottun his saul OwL% Sri. graduation ti studs veterinary - i member o thus 11 ('IN'T hi mu enforcement all %4- Silt- èO- Aniu utid I'rrc %Srfter A I' I' quIeti, report that with the craze spreading around the world, its popu1arit alse' is growing III Israel big-lime Anwrucar e!amnhter.s child plus un thu Middle Past %riitu and Israeli Youngsters Shestibz,stcsetsnowsell(or$ who, have never seen the inside iu ii gmnh1sn ('tutu are' experts lot a wooden hoard to about $35 lasisim outfit fashioned in f I hit .' ItIU 'aakes nir"ls exceed thu pr' 1. I , titt, ,,ui it: I urkish coffm- thail ., , *orupatuv- the, garriv Ttfaj,~. It I-ents -, call tht, game "st*Ah and it's the mmmi p I of bored stildiers keeptnv i A, in the desert or along ft, Cirnal f - Arabs in Old Jerusalem roll the dirtL arrn.k, thre backganitmor bckards w, thim . smoku their , hubblu bubble pipes Thou.vni v woule have looked thu s.aniv Public health : Un h tsuin.ux owners sau Star-tin win suggested keeptn female 1 nurut Itahies Control (.enter is loadoi-d with dog.% located off hlugtnscus 1 92 north of Fist AsIf P1 MA Ph Al no Rio UX ,. , HAPPY' PLAYDAY I'llint.s. dogs are waturg- it, txchummed t,v theirowners o' ti he .eciiupti'd hi someone ness Saii, Martin, emplo%rc h~ lwbtet 6introit. ,.rid. "Wit, rwt :: - As Do 3r '6 of u mungi,, sire mon eloquent 6 1. " , - Military Commission protuThu official statement. made' Ietii C'Iaflft listed the major provi at thu. Viet Cong's weekly news conference, added to growing smons of the truce agreement skepticism about pruspecti for that have never been carried a niulistie lonm tir-flu t.ruct in out c'nd over which dsffere'ictc . % -. _________________ - 1I1-R -_ ' '.. I t' ' __ ~ - I _100"_-____ _%-,~ __ -- r. 1101EMEMNE11i .-I f~ di-.... -e-t,--_V 61- 1 '' FREE ESTIMATES , a, *.:f,tf-!l ' L 4 ' I . 411111.:~~ - : I . ': - some 11), ('AllY TAYLOR " ',. ix r eight charges against an III-year-old DeLand man %%ere dropped by the stat- at. s filed through Volusia County a (us hours later . &-inford Police (apt. C.B. Greg F agan arrested John -jussinann. 106 E. George St., DeLand, Friday. lodging hit!) in the count), jail under SW,000 bonsi. e. remained in jail ay under $10.000 bond. Rec,ently, Florida Attorney General Robert Shevin gave the opinion that public hearings must bf held prior to an. nexations. And after all the fighting and gnashing of tee th by city officials refusing to separate zoning and annexation or. d.inarices it has comae. to pass but only alte "2ie.s in s office. filed a lass suit Just this week at a governmen ta l mee ting it was heard .,-;~ MT:~~_:. 64*010 tftiz!; - SOUTHERN AIR . I oi Sanford, Inc. 101) N Maple. Ave i.'' - "' Wk flow hard is it for elected ufficials to realize, as She%in pointed out in another opinion recently .the offices of [Rrsons are not theirs but the ---- - " -''"a '; - - ~ - - . _. __ - , people in ?I \' - i,,: -. . . 0 other roUflirit's expert this sort of 't çflgt ftt thing ft opinion of a'. - . . government." • - -, ' : - . It - • Ilk - I - -0 Ar _ - *U~ D'.IG WEEK SmDOCL'IS , U Li S otrng. lovable tt'rnale dog OF THE promtst" s to guard your home, and give .vou Cl 0 LCW 5' . _Jorr a if OR MORE S FURNITURE 0 0 I'l I tonotoottoor;W.L. REVLON HAIR SPRAY . I . - - I- ~-__ -w - . '' -'. -' . •• ' - - - . In be - big ruuami when (tity sseurkul dealers for their way ill) to hull - -- . - ' ' BATTERY . Is . ..... = - F u1 4. 0 R _ -- 11111111111iff. RECORDER Hi-Rise Variance Asked By MARION 1111111 A lie raid Stall Writer EACH .. Reg. WI 1 LII Sh'IIINGS lkveloper lull Gooeliiuun tuas asked cm h sumrjuu,it'e It, 'reel cm six-story uutiiiiiiiiUuiu,im of Winter Springs It it is,mri ens ii North ern the sari met should he [erred lii the ho urd of .4IJusttuui nt but ( ounculinan intt the it ilk r s ill Mayor Granville Drown said be considered later ___________ - -- . - --- - - - Gas Independents mat ilt've'lopriuent i I'tJti plans mu sale! that it will not exceed cm heughut of 68 fee t Present ill> 'irelSnm,n'e' liiimils building height (4) 3ii l&'t't Goodman said time request w ill not iuucrease flue presently allowed unit density and will afford more Open green urea Get Senate Boost V,5ShI I N( . illS All liii. 'It 114111 11*11 StIlt tutu. us uuuuk 1* tutu HI 1)11 re. fine rs iuiti gas station 4155154 rs use s.utue etuuie. tie l;tiv as t it' illie jut' ''ii & t!iIiI)umflies' t5" U uutIet.' P1.1St' liii' mllilecmuiuiie.',uI, approved 4-I Iii ti Friday, ssuuld requite lii.' major ('tnhil)cuJIlCS tim sell gas cut the same price to In. tl.'pendenta ciniti it) gl'- e tticiiu a proportionate share cf (Ime supply, iui SIit'u'ih lloukvarti The be reached for comment. (Photo by David Price Issue (if tile or COLLAR Kills Fleas For 3 Months tititicil t'twine for distributing fuel, 'I1it full bill Is M'ht'dUltl lime hide wneteuit.s I IIUD FLEA flie ffl'Opt)slil, sponsored by Sen. Frank Moss, 1)-Utah was attached to a bill it, require.' the President to iiiipleiiient ii eii1 is useless unlcs ttu' price Is re'asomshk.'' ' 11141!f ull bill, sixotsored by Sen I Itilir) Jauksori, PAVIL,j-... I,% (It'higi)(41 if) guarantee equal supplies alljolig major and ill. dt'pende.ni oil ompc.nies and gas stations farmers, public - CUT T -- eight since presently tire largent apartment dwelling in the city 15 tilt, two-story Shis-boah Apartments located off SR - -A----P 19,5 ret ottinieriulatiori formii (tie itt) S zoning hoard wh ic h hi iiiee Is Thursday. liii' lit-rise is if first for the city- not I REG. 79c for it vote on Tuesday. Engineers could VOLT . - - with 192 units planned tit if _. it -----.. lariti part'e'I comprises Ill acres, ' 9 1 utiptu isis on pee p4iratiun for gout : F IS H KILL S I R I ___________________________________________________________ ~&"'N kiid j - ldkiwed to 111odify hi$ plaillied T - , uAw nF9157NAYMMA- ~ Lg-r -. .. . EVEREADYNo.21 I- Sanford. Guodnian further rioted the * 1 123 , for -. - . . Re - - - In Orlando have placed if $30,000 tx)n(i on %tiouldn't estimate how much two e''ti:its t'.iu Is ut - - - Who a 0 - I .S 0C $ 01 believed I . . - possessing and delivering I IP lIiussman cund Pagan revealed IN)wsessing and delivering I.SD, that he knows of at It ist f and conspiracy to sell I (.1 and other dealers I.SI). Fagan mid 1)('11 is an The drug operation I it , animal tranquiliter, %ii,hile I.SD isa hallucenogenic. Fagan said IVWSt IWO COUIRIVS. St-11111101t spi - ii 88 Pre-Nata l C lasses people arrested last suck were , i : ' $ customers' a county; Mrs and secured warrant.s for Itiv - -W .. Reg. 35 £3 reg. Betty Oates. billing clerk; and Sirs lila (ruzda u'ookkeept r Mrs \hury Ha w thorne. ( F agani went to Volusia County - _i I - I thini. (hi %'i cmuergaiu thing will har a good on our uurkl status . I thuni it's a good idea to ge: sort of thing out of our WATCHES -'. ~-T~ I - tti. ''1 thleik on all the ftmc. I natuTr go, think F11*1ed - v.1, F erti Pa ELECTRIC staff consists of Mrs. Darla lAin ' Lane 's secretary ; "I - possessing in(l delivering mariJana, according to agan. After I,iu. charges wer e Ito (551) taunts f "IS * Ii.,rgis, - . ' thus of FOR DADS DA Y! and well organized. so we've had very few probleins.Shelves are still being built to hold ihe many records of the department. The utilities office A ni ss se ries iii parent drug traffic Ilaussm in Ilaussm in CtitiCill.1011 ClikSSCs will begin at Fagan .said flaussinan is one allegedly responiible for ill Florida Hospital on June 19. I of the key inca in the Sanford Expectant parents are indrug scene, and said tile arrest Fagan said the drugs vited to attend regardless of cut off at least 75 per cent of tile allegedly distributed by where they %ill have their hard drug flow into Siinford. Ilaussinan , Acre "home-inade joil b%.. Pagan ssus forced to get the stuff, and said i person ssould the. classes Last for six ssetk.s Volusia County warrants aftvr have to know chernistry lit and consist of once %et-kh th. ix barges %%v re dripped order Ii, ,im4ike. thun morning e. lasses for the inot.he. r because thu ) didn't ouur iii Fagan 'mu'1 this drug ( uSe. mid esinhnig i.lasses for both Seminole ('ounty-. was unique un that officers ;mrents Fagan . working closely witt, started at (lie top by arresting if All phases of preg ncN '-igt Itoy Wulliuins in the. three. distributor , rattier than in stirtuni lihor mru1 delis irs and b.ibs uart.u, a public hearing before we annex the property - Stall Writer Hera _. 1)05 511 . IXIW'. Winter Garden I A ' i SUNDAY 10mAM to 7wPat"IWO I sln(x)th transition saying, - W were closed on Friday, anti everything (over the TL ' II OPEN )orothy 11ardeen. in charge (if new accounts, dep,osits and Char es annexations could be accomplished. %%6"losi=.: -- - I I . . . BeAtv . Oates (left) and Dorothy Bardeen of Utilities Department Edna Nichols Photo) Many of the municipal elected officials fought tooth and tc*nail against a proposed bill sponsord by Rep Eugene Mooney of Caswlberry and endorsed by the entire Semionle delegation which would have required public hearings before ....,,_..,,.......• - 4 £ (;ETTIN(; SETTLED IN CITY HALL can consolidate man) - aspects of government in the cities without a vote of the people. Th . at Just doesn't sound right, does it? ~ .". , - '' ' \---- coumplirnented his staff far (he k .. " - __. * \ - _.-':-jl••" - _' ' - weekend. Our staff if efficient - . .0 W : , F 11~ ... _ 11 . - 4 A nients comprised of the mayors of the South Seminole cities ' ,, " -_ - ,.- I . If At the same time. the CALNO Council of Local Govern. 0 11 it uas stationed in (rerinaume - '' . ,r,* .,twAl Letrorrid Firrithriev, prodictim! j! -xill prrifluce new .steps tnw;ir I DON IRALF~ 1mirmament and a %pped-up ,f SANFORI'll Wo I - oinfrierrial contart.4 betwee,ni the twn super pnweri. While in J"p the United Statri. Rre7hriepians to make a nationally tile- I -S44 S FRENCH %:161( I aildro-,q. prritiahl-v ;t ~,tlf 12 2. 3U"2 hall cau.sung sottiethinR (of ;1 ace John M . Lane, city utilu tisru tar said the utilitui company is an integral part (if the city now. and .ihould I,., sorked (rain city hall. Line has been with the department for eight weeks, Ife - . & . . - .:r - 11 I . seeking a referendum on the issue 4 , r uunsude'atuunn ) ---- t)eltn - - h, ttit' municipality. Ti hi nu'e.i was orias ' empku)c ru tortic and equipment rnu tran.sfinte d from the old oUui i iti thii' Uasseiberr)' I,;in -___ 7 __ county Commissioner Greg I)rLarnmnond for time has been supportingthe idea ofauni..governrnentn Seminole County- arid been encouraging voters to sign peutitons __ . -. . _.TW Kkssngt'r also talked to news- had a lot of them." h u,n ituar'I the plane about the crriberi the atmoct*er , 1 'I Ii.-?I t f ci I I' opf t!- -- T . Sonic things to think about: 9 . =-- between the United States France have been marked LA hen the French "study the "little f-dqe.i " At RpykjA,--0( ,Mid, r't orils of the Rcykjavt sum there utac It's mit they will ,see that their troversy . less sharpnl-; 3jopke.qn-lan was not vrell in- comment than in any wo-f f,,rrned with France hisit anol t Seminole Utilities Co. and city negotratorq. the ownership and -ration of the water and --'k - - 'Souce For rountr%'i, histan I think our - ---- . had noted that paM exrl.an- Kissinger said, however, he as absolutely certain that ilfMYrilLtOnI. according to lane S - Commi.ssion told administrative control a!; ,Avll a' nulutars control in detitmuni in usnuin the Saigon .o e't men ha' OUt displayed uns ing vtu' owns what The.' Saigon -hange.' er its attitude to a o1uj- government wants o &1lneatt - " --i - \ i _...- T' Viettian, - . (*AMEI.I1I-j(J()sP - With tlif, Stifle% tin ii details ironed out between tasselberry and South .-' /'" ultiegatmun U' the. two-parts USe. lu LTitt.'I'th economic and atergatr 'I think theeernualts muse will -- - - -1. _~. ., pumpers $160,OMand 92men, $W,500for a total of 11,1%5W. Altamonte should hav No stations. $150.000; four pumpers $160.000 and 92 then, $691,700 for a total expenditure of $1 001 700 Haroson's new report. considering four years phenomenal growth in the a,rea, should be ver , enlightening. Odds are that he will not be reccurnmending anything close to the old report as far as expendsture of funds is concerned. LtI - . Vietnam ZIIIIuIm.IMI_ " Ah~, ', Winter Springs should have a fire house. $100,000; two pumpc'rs.. $80 000 and 41 men with total salaries of $309 600 Merallcositobeef up the department to this extent would be M9.15M. BREEZE!! I 4 41M rR11) tAKEE .- - - still have bright. hapetuil eyft. tst;at awaits them Killing dog!, whicil aror not claimed Or adopted is piunful IN A Paris' uln saso. wtvt told I& Dur The about a number o! PKICT . ti * The- remain. as. -The issuance of a joint apHenry A fissingt'r and .. - c -umnru,,-, :" I Hanoi'.-~ IA2 lisuc Tho are srhed- Iteal b% the milttar~% I& : uled it, ni"', w ParLs Vlredne!r sion to oppoostriV field cons: 1) -, V 1 tL-j% it, tht. secand round o! tit- niander~ U, strirth observe tht :~ gotlatiore- aimed at implement- ceast-firt -Granting of per-et %vill the Watergate affair have in pros isions of the. Jan 2'7 mission to the commanders of I S ss orld statu agreement that have never the opposing armed form to tweri put intu effert Thv two mt Lind discuss temporam met for su. days In Paris last LflC41SUTL'5 aimed at averting conflict month . Col Vo Dong Giang. it sentar -11w, &-lineation of zones o! :_~ I sprikesnuin (or the %'let Cong: control Tilt Viet CA)ng want it, . picked up as a str4is When in need o! a dog for 4u \ .- . I Among the reconiniendatioris, in the 1 969 report. Mirch certainly will not make man%- voluntecr fireman who give f their time freels h4upp} as that All firemen in the urban lire districts should be full time paid personnel If the area continues on an individual fire department hasis. the teport s.aid: Firest Cit - should have two fire houses - $150,000; tour pumpers $160 000 and 87 men $657 200 Longuirood should have Ittito pumpers WON and 46 men $34,600. The cit) already has two pumpers, has agreed to purchase a third and consideration is being given to menting it real tvast-firp for general, they are the four ICIV : to . # Cool Off differences twtueen it and the problems uhich must be ni Saigon government in ir'ipit- '(.4)15 t d in South Vietnam V _., - .:: C - 11 L.Ulls.said toda% there Lire great s- " for thc dog pnund acttrtmin1 pe cupi, 0 mb exlcten"t he. s..m Izu sets Large dogs People cam' get it good watch dog iu just friends plasniate (or a child lit' ittst' reluhndt'(I tti', . barking dog is often a cleteri-•'nt ii cm csuntc'mplat*."d Cr1011 When vu.cuting the dot.. lkiU1 es-ens dog tries to gain (1W Ui trntion of the visitor. Some bark sharpls , others push as cLt they can gist to the wire fence, A .'1(1Al . a rnera ii, C] fl trs the counts d04., pound You trouble arLw-*. trom dog.% rurt- onl% need to agree to turvir thianimal innoc'tdnted for rabies, mn.g iii packs '*Don'l turn vour peu, out tit anit that's a snuill prim, for it nui. loose." he warned "flws lifetime- of dotmn abiuu, education penplt alwnv .unmnuuls The clogs are whu' h!anwel but It's the own the dog'. who are rea th..L Thes allots their run boo*t and get anti, troubit . and then we are' called te them UI' as stras-s Viet Cong Now Claim Ceasefire Stalemate ' urious •- . Casselberry should have tow fire houses, $150,000; four I . -. it h ' .. 11), FLI),% NJ( ll()I.s lIrrmld (orrespondeni I relocating the fire station. e Teddy Williams. Scott Pfundston and Tonv Straukas - ~ . THEME GETTING INTu the spirit of things at the Geneva Elementary School . : 1*2 trin * flu 'I 1, Creates an I-memher SUite- properts a much at thut Martini e'ncouugc'. putiuu - Vi -_ - , Herald Photo by Liz Mathieux 1 ,-,,, illillir - - <. press had the wrong Illialf'o." - - ~Iw Thr Senatit. Bilbs passed (nasuul Mappin: Provides powers U the Natural Re'Sources Department to map Florida',s constlint: Sli 248, Natural Ttesourcti. Committee. To goverl-ucr ,, Utilities Moved To City Hall .~:111, ...11................................... I - Hillo, pas.spid • Ii rs w is cirnilarh Kissinger, who Pius rarely 'ii i nun t rita i ii, at the iI'' itisulli I turutiriuliti II , N I N 1. LANI-,' .1011. All Paid F F iremen en - laritii' barter iili I - -mininit (if the Atlantic (ftintriu. nitv or adoption of a new At- confident. saylnst~ very well. It lived ill) tit (11ir vx-tatiolis " f S . Authorizes c'ountics It' M't UP ii public - ith II -f -- ifte - - I --- . ondition -...#i' .altt, Imard Of trustre- tit operate and maintain r c'ount\-4uwned health cart facilities such lu hospitals. :: Chnir.s anti nursing homes SE GII h1ven and PrUWP% Fffrctt't 1u1' I backgammon tri nearly tht centwicc H4Z0 identical fortit Ii' tottIms The Aralks vid) thot. gamit,trtr trac. rule! wert. rodifird I r posterit% b% it,, F-Jiglist, gamesmar. whrcl, nim havot, ctimit, front the soumto!tht'ducs-ratttiniacrross Edmund hlovk in 174:i t It i.t&~t.-_--_-----_ _---__-_-_M -_ - - --.---~--,--_- d Ifiii,el- 4, chatting if-pariftely I - 1-_ - - - e - . - I I II S It 11111.'lit raid C nrrt"spondent - _____ ___________ ________________________ , ~': Pound Loaded With Dogs f i y hers oil ft, ruin.', of the ancient city of (it. nitintioned in tht- Bible its the hotrit- o! Abrahan, - -` . ltil!~ signed Inu, Ili%% : : Like checkers. basic shesh he,c11 can he- learned in a feu minutes But expert.' sa' that like' ches it takes Years ti master , 14.4ucLgcmimon boards or their i I i Thu (,fl%f'Il)ot . ... har,kganinion hu.s been ii wtioderi Niarc 'ii 1 q I governor around thu Middle East for name shech best t old Turku.t ,iH)UI I (1I sears but Arab for ca fiv the highest flUllu I , 11 . - Sb-- - - - : widic grand jur% which vould be empaneled by the : Supremi Court 'at Ulf. reque-st of the governor to in. .. vestigate'orgiinlzi'dCrUh't HF 1Mc Shreve and others. 'Ft) Backgammon Experts Abound In Middle East ------1 !, __._ - It - I __ -, __ - - - - - f s i'rIdn, June 1. 19"3 Statewide Grand Jars S3- `Ii. t~, .i .. :: 10C fit, said the girls expert tit). year's graduating class, said after . SI_ I r . 1 -. ., f . assee T ' it, knou enough to spot the - 16 all three indicated, they wanted :: At limes thes '- zutch on more Thurman Thompson tnstruc' . . t,), . L drie-, their partivilijitinji. affect Wh% would girls enroll in an anti, mechanic' course lit Senisnolt High School And how, I I 1 ~ - - I I 16 __ - I i': .. on the male student. -71w b,ov, Shannon and Vidarie. both . tend to tw Im the cla.cs to learn more about :; watch their language They act their own cars Ui pert irm ., more lulo gentlemen The simple functions such ws minnr ::. gond for the rialLs," Thomp%nn ..: . -t 46- tattu'm a, ver' proud It , ,. 41 ______ office of flr . l'utc PicIc1sn rQ ess lOt') 1') 1t favored treatment dat (tu their 1t' flNA ESTIS -47 I I - Forest Otv-llear Nake anti Fern Park fire o-tritrol districLN have Six fire houses with three more either under construction or in fire houses uith three more either under construction or in the planning stages, They have 11 pumper fire trucks itotith another under order rind consideration is being given to purchase (if a second one The area has no ladder truck but the Altamonte Springs department on instructions from (lie cit% governI is preparing -Svelfications for one. ( iI Siegfried said from the time ontraut us aardci1 for thu apparatus it' delivers 'Aili be nobut 18 months. Presently, Lie fl~phrirtmcnts have 14 men employed anti Winter Springs is contemplating hiring a paid fire chif!. Altamonte Springs has five full-time 1-hud firemen; C.Assoelbem-, three; Longwood. two and Forest 0tv. four. Th report concluded some 3A8 more men u i're needed for ar ideal c . l k I, ii, dim" 'i i retlmr% iii Slate William P , t a ('It 0 'rih Nth' K iciIr 1 er '.ii'I ';iiiiiI I tie Reykjavik tii jkc i I'fl hi'I S'iwe newiiieri wt,i'i rtiverr'I a' hieved a goal of setting up similar live TV talk to proretluires for negotiations tlsenees in tPw' Snvet Union the siiutiirilt r, the rittier han'I f'IITiP IIWHY wilt, the IriiptsIon aimed at reshaping and rr.n4. the United States wlwn'he tti:it F rench nffk i)q had tkine a ern,,,ng the afllan -c including tied Mocenw a year ago Kissinger said the gens i,it,te ,ealrius Job (if providing if døputy foreign ministers con. serretary of the Sovlet ( mr tat oririat tori uibout the ills- ferenee that could he held as t(i these nut party who will he early ii fill) will all c ucions by Foreign Mirnc "r together parried things f'r ss Secretary Ronald I will ir drei (.rnmyicn As Nixon left Iceland one lit Iger siiitl the summit was on's California home nfl' rie',* r (It'slgrIPtl tO prOdtlre Frenc h cp(.kesmnan was tell ng Nix knotty reporters the ing t1-,lks here meeting of deputy iiI'reer,,ents (In slit h In disruscing the n-.#-,lirlilill rims as trade ilionetar) foreign rnlnkters would involve only F with Pompidnut Rot'rs 'el rance and the United re form, the wicilmrm of a super 'Wt, itchieved what we wt ',ut g which c as suggested for 14s inter Springs I urn nU the four u itio. of Sduth Sem inole and th _-___ - 0 - . ~ - A a An a V tv" rutions .. " He .said Z:!pim dIS ucaed with t)ach ala prelim' tiars. scuon Wed da) cluded "possible ways w re du(-ing the harm. " flunt ha.,, told it federal jzrjin lur,% ni-ru that he hired Barks— and Martine-, to break into I' Ci) Ilfl ~~_ - -;;~ . 'I - . . __ _=e ___1 ww ~~__~_ Aft .4 In'.. `~ A 44 i~.: :i-ahlems Cox sem arising fro", ~Ili Senate hearings. In a statement. Cox said th( aritiRs pnwd "the risk orious damage to Sn'ectig1 - ~ - -_~, - - iu..- stations were needed and three new Or relocated stations should 1w built for a cost of $44S 000 and 14 pumperr Ii ut costing SWWW should be purchaml total cost of equipment would be S1,010,ow it %iias added that 322 personnel at totid Salaries of S2,."8,2M would be neer,mar - to adequately ser% i the area. This Is in addition to the ladder fire apparatut' __ 0:-= . ~~ ~_ - __ I #~d#1401111110 % - __ - '' ; -_ - __ __.- - . . .. - The planning group Hanson headed in 1969 saul for cingle-agencs firm protection for South Seminole seen (sri - - Cm aLsodiselosed that he an' mud f)uch-the chic' cnun'.t thi scnau- wuiteriuutc t- - _1 - ~__ =_ - -qP__ __1. -. . - - - V_ It funding purchase a ladder fire truck. S .& 4 - - . inporarily from fedrrii~ : .'i , ;on in Danhur%. Conts., I, -stify when the% are called T_~_, _',., T - __ thu men would be releaci _ --- - - __ - ___ - - __~ - 11111111111111111111 _______________________ _____________________________ - Ill A-Vow-W _ . - ._ __ ~ e 1;6~~ . - ~ -&~~ - -- I • t begin its proceedings i Special Watergate pros ..- -. W 7:C I - Is 7 -. - __________ b II! F1LANK I I)IIIIFII IiniIntctl I'i' Writer WVlll"i(, It ) Al', I he Stulli' Iliiust' Is iiiiikiuii a tieter,iuInt'I ffurt tu dispel rititkrns that l'ri cliletit Nk"n c snannit talks with P rein li President (,enrgec l'oiuipldini were any thing Ii sq thiin ttitnl sur ( ecs As l'recidi at r'4ixnu flew here i 111111) friitn two days of talks SO) , In It i lanil tik ,ckt mt Iti ar', A Kiccin'r'r , t,ll ri IMiril r- •ulwumril tit(, plane II - / - D i re Ill hIW1 A ciflt.,ie Ai"0,1114 ( I G 'I ,nin,il, 4 ii.111 I" and Osceola Counties % a reimmended in the ctud on fire protection done b the tr 4'1Mm Sc fl planning c ommission 11 mflUrvPrIrcagn Of 0f the c1mn1tssIon nI that i Sin' is fl0% itoing a stuth on fire protection (ion for the CALM() ( ounetl of Local ci ernnwnts and it u ill be interesting to t'fi C .u0'A iiicthinktn., has chang ed o v er a four enr peru -itt The report almi-i't t'crtasnt 'Alit include come 501I of recommendation that the organu,ation of Four title' I ing clod Altarnonte .Springs, ( asselberr) and Winter 'irsngs jointly throu5h tax revenues or through federal T pidou . - -. • - ,_~ flO\ Herald SI1f wilier ' - - i Deliberat - -t \ Jtrnei '972, t'° ifl ' Democratic ;' flea quarterc at the Watergate They were off Washington ice rn from u tr to Ph 1 1 la, st week )a are awaiting June where thes' iC date for fIflll detenflii*itiflfl ' Iheir rten o N ixon-Pom onna qs Trip A Taking n attempt to obtain the psv. Hunt at the time was Working B EflMtNfl pivro ehological file of F.11sberg. then for the White House aS P8I Of Assoetisted Press Wrfter WASHINGTON (API - A na. n defendant in the Pentagon the so-called , pturnbetS. a unit named after its assign iion4paflfllflg journey appears Papers case. Fllsberg's Los Angeles trial ment-to plug leaks of governin prospect for three convicted Wotergate conspirators whose ended when the presidinj judge nwnt information rv1ee was authortTed from a dismissed the charges after TT1C(tUl The three men 'ACIT COfl federal prison so the ecukt ic-s learning of government in 'Aith four others in the volvement in the burglary. vieted tif before a Los Angeles grand ______ ___________ -'ur' . _______ I oc 'ngc)es I)istrict Attorne' .' ,cept. Rusch says he wants Ib' t''; in' n F Ho'Asard Hunt 84 r niurd I Barker and Fugeni \l1rttne7-th testuts before iint grand juts that 'Alit look the offiec hurglarc i chuatrssl v.iio treateil Flanii iiurg I 1 Trio ,l, i Ui' 4 D Bug' t,inf,,rcl I Pi I - ore 1L il l I' . I I -t _""`~Al - -_L=A~ , KIN 11 'ire cutting off their supplivii arid running Ultilli Dut of b u %I. the complaints or the problems I 11111111W �- Tribe Varsity Routs Seniors, Action 0 1" 1' S ' . Sunday. june .' It llI'IIS(J(Ll, NIS.SENS(IN "essne-lateel I'r.'t Sports Writer Wilbur Woewi, trying fur hIs I 4th victory, u-mw' up Shiert l-'rlday night uris Slicer t, (him-mt :: is Ii cecimiel lIke n m-nkmnm;it-h ::: ssh,,'ri the' Milw;s,ikt'e hirrwe'rq ;-: wringS h'r erha the firM time ;n a (lautie idFuft, the Seminoles recovers, all in the opening -ucinl ear, the Tribe pulled it out anti "put up plenty of fight" to come minutes of the .anie. si.vardlnss set the ball back yards mne plays with a i 10 'art1 8fl11 With a second down and 10 on the 'S with 4:21 came back tL' "put their own back and take the win away. go and fourth ilown an "inkind of hex" on the upsetfrom a skeleton crest of situation and more than five irtti wn staring the seniors situation turned into a score h atctun :t ('arli on a 21 ari1 scaIfl1W Into uttating" senior crew take minded seniors. 22-6 with four graduating former gridders minutes left in the opening LfltlW 1aci stan7a, l)avis broke loose for t'arl advantage of two stalled touchdowns, the last with just from the school. l)avic on a pitch-Out option, the end ionc alter a broken rollThe running of Senior five yards on his first tr and hfted ,20 yard spiral o lruce out pass cleared the flats of irsit drives deep in its own two seconds on the clock. In an annual sensors-vs- fullback Turner I)avts set up then made a crucial first down Phil 'itt square nut pattern senior defenders and the young back yard, turning one into a first quarter score, the Fighting varsity spring football game the first score of the game after to the 25 yard line on a seven ha' who snared the quarterback made good use of yard spurt around the right end venal md waiticd in un- the vacancy for a 14 lead. The Seminoles earned the right to that capped the Tribes first the seniors had alread practirt under anei Coach threatened once on a fumble after an inside hole closed ui. jntichedeoflipletel% fooling the extra point rim was good for the that monicker 164 c'tint. varsity cornerback. -\tcCoi and compan' started Daisc iho did most of the -but ,ame and iient mo' ing the pigskin 1 running in the a zry nrds '.i as ct'iuldn t pull out of mid field t cli ifl er 100 ., '' thereafter ibout the omits senior alter the cnutn, kik-lf an ',,j then lost the ball to the uirsit) ii ho pained )ardaIe con sistentis but hi mid point of on m fumble on a firs and tO the second period, the tide .ituatIon. hJjii ,.. s 'ird roughing the kicker / ' turned to the re-.chargi"t sarsiti " pennit was assessed on the ._.;l ..-'. --' ' ht Rh IIARL)S lb-raId Staff Writer "%" ' -- :,- - ,'.- - By G a ri I I ay dolphin !'hliih's is the' si-lorditstheir Inc t PUt f km-cut kIt hsihie r eel the (hits u'ie V, bite S-ti situ, hi cclii t it irk ci , 'auui Ira ibm. e sihoit or ., AA otorsporis Ecu tcr I ndy What Lies Ahead - - .'.. Never bet ccc have I been so moved to write a reply to a wspaper column as I it as upon reading sour article of \las ..8 1973 1 feel sir that sour comment on the I sman High cCbOCd MVP award for the girl's tenniS team was the moM irrspcmsib1e piece of jow-nalin I has e ci er read make great issue vs er the fact that Kaths Clark ii as \ ict \OT the number one girl on the team This is true irid itould have been cause for indinatinn if the aitard gis en stas for the BESTplaser on the team \ et th asiard seas for the MOST \ Al LABI.E pla)er Miss Clark seas a strong member of the tennis team isho played confidcnth and successMb throughout the season In fact she seas the sole team member to go to the finals in the District Meet in April V.tthout doubt the aseard went to the right person Perhaps iou ii cinder is hat qualifies me to make such a '44tement I aisc' was a member of the I s'man tennis team and ania gi.udfriend of both girls in question Where, sr, were you during the season" How often did YOU observe the team in action" David R Ford ED1OR5 MITE: No, Mr. Ford. ste did not make a "great Issue" over the fact isbn was number one but rather isho seas the M'tT and isbn seas not. It is our belief the MVP lertlon isat. determined h the personslit) factor of the tiso girls rather than os-erall value to the team. If iou are a "good friend" of both girls then iou too, could be' basing yasir "qualilIc'atlon" on personalities rather than ability 'and value. We agreed that Miss (lark seas a strong member of the Li man learn and mas have pla s-ed confidentli and -' : t- ' - - / l L . ' - fJ ,, ll II -ii. hUt L) •: H TIlE FI(;IITIN(; SEMINOLES earn the right to that monicker as thei' "come from behind" : '. I.. , - .__( .I ..-o. -easo.. .i7.- niors, 10 A u€i(d -:tilt at the Sanford Municipal Stadium Friday H : night, scoring three touchdowns, two of them H H in the final quarter. 1U-:tItE-TluN 1A)N(.\ 0(11) ('IT\' I)E1'.-IuIML:NT will open for business for the H first time soon, scheduling tournaments and : :H H 4 b y A an Moves - H E S OX SOCK ____ PAV.- V,R 'ON ,9 c5e :5 eE -' --p '-' a 'rj. t. I ' ' 3#- ,. -. ' A .- ' • £ -t •- ' - I J • - -.-. . -. '- . ' ' " -' ' ' ' - tC' 'I,t 'rTIL' i mS i i.sir (1OINC OVi HERE :\G:1NST THE SENIOr \'arsity halfback gets ridden to the turf by ex-gridder. Dave Price Photo S rEt - r 'i I 5/Ir (h I; ..4 7' I t' '•- - ••', ' - 1,1 I -i u I rar srtrl ttu et, The Pirates stretched their hingest winning streak of the sea.son to five gam('s Frida night. nuiclugging Cincinnati 9f The victor) moved I'ittsbUriZh, N1 east champs for three' straight years. within 3g4nt's of the pace-setting Chi. i-ago ('ubs. ELsesetkr' in the National Igut' Friday. Atlanta edge--i the' Cub f, St li.uis defeat : }Iouston4-2. an I'it'goshut .' (1w Nest \ ork Mets 4-a. 1is Ar-geles nipped Montreal • - - , Starge-Il and Mann) Sanguillt-n L MAN TENNIS ('ONTItOVERSY gets 1: hit Pittsburgh home' runs and )k'brwr added a double- and a another point of view and raises some more sacrifice fly for four runs batted :: questions. in. SL'irgell's honw run was his H ' it 11' L L \ ItO\ 'd\S tm- me nome II M\11 RI\ ii run pace hes setting on Babe Ruth's record tiring 714 tir( uit t. lout- i 'U '. in Ins bid to pidi % II 111- It lsoI) I number 14 of the s- ear, hut he's still ahead of :- the oace -- - - . .. .p;ft.ir.c ('S lflt.t '- the' Cubs. Tht' have cut that i-rage to 1.14 serious I '3 USA(' drivers tuis-e been standing out tm-i the NA.SCAR competition lately, am-id the last winners tiave been men driving in both fickle of competition. Mark IX-enohue won last year at Indy, and opened the NASCAR season by winning at Riverside In the current campaign. Gordon Johncoc'k, also a frequent competitor In NASCAR Grand National races, won this year's raInshortened ever-nt. A. J. Foyt, quite successful In his part-time NASCAR season in the Wood Brothers Mercury last year, is also a member of USAC. Cale Yarborough returned to NASCAR thisyear after a tour of USAC competition and has one of the best rides on the circuit in the Junior Johnson prepared Kar Kare Cts'sTolet - . -, NHRA I'IOnII R The 26-year-old speedster, of Itancjio Sante Fe, Calif., currently Icuids the Eastern Conference of the National hot Rod Association's (NIIRA) Worlds Championship Series, a $1 istililon, 35-race circuit that began in April and concludes this September as a preliminary' to the NIIRA World Finals event at Amarillo, Tex. , t,,, • - - ' I * S A' - - Paul Smith of Lant-anna, Fla., heads the Eastern Conference Funny Qir standings with 2091 points while Nichols-on of Orange, Calif., also traveling outside his home division, leads the Pro Stock ratings by a narrow margin of 44 points os-er defending t- huim-npion Reid Whisnant of Atlanta, Ga, ' r a - -' - '/ In Western Conference standings, Herman Peterson of Poulsbo, Wash,, enjoys a slim lead over Jerry Ruth, the veteran Seattle, Wash., driver who has taken on the herculean task of trying to s-In Conference titles In two separate categories. I r - , - -- - i-iutn currenuy is second to Petersen In Top Fuel stanclings and is the number two man In Funny Car ratings, following his double win In the Northwest Division points race at Hermnt-rton, Wash., last weekend, The Western Conference Funny- ('ar tender is Leroy Goldstein of hlouma, La., while Hutch Lent of Norttu- idge, Calif., leads In Pro Stock points. - 4 ' - -- - L .- -- - . -- . - .'. ' • - - ' - - , ,.' "U' 3 -. - $ - -•- ' f -' ' t.'i ' '. %- ...,, . - ', - -. , ' I •. '. - : - - .t - ,4.,il. • . i,,.' -'i . - -.•.• c . P ' '-- • .- The World ("hanupionship Series was introduced by NHI(A In 1965 and is (me of the biggest racing series in modern motorsports More than 10,000 contestants take part in the 35 WCS points meets which are held on a basis of five In each of seven NI! ItA geographical divisions across the US, and Canada, Ten of the 35scheduled events now base. been completed PLENTY OF COMPANY . - But Varsity runnergains ground (Dave Price Photo) ) "'T- -" — - ' ?"//''J-,., -' ' ._,, ,_. - 4- -' ------• - -- L - - - - - " puFI'I -. .- . - - LI " - - - . e - - ,c-,q- Rvun c 880-s ard seuirid mark of ! ['1. 'H hiati aPed h'm to one minute', 1:44.9 seconds Set speak, but Aaron said he prein 1966. Wohthuter was clocked I erred to hit home runs He' said in 1:44.6 in a hi..'s Angeles meet. 1w seas tired of the talk of hate 1 ( \HIJ; \l I' if thoroughl', unpleasant tern t iris inure W he s afie r from U lcs ision rights In 1te'I e'ars ago today, when pe'raznent that Wins tough eluding live Imttk'black)uungsternowguing broadcasts to the into sports than at any other l)wight Eisenhower was U.S. matches. United States and Aro..ntina president and (trace Kelly a loThat right hand beat Griffith Sabbatini is believed to be tune in history." rig I- rida right, turning in a As long as I i-an keep mv t4 to barely nudge Bruce irmind clear and play the type 4 (4.8. -, - iW7TE/i' i'.i,,) Feuerbach of the Parifk cIu "I'rmi going to let the tted teanunate George Veood tall the balls and I'll ham-idle the .L#/ . hit runty than 714 tome runs Aaron said. s I a baseball fit-id-eon' B) J(JIIS '1M)CUIt - It) se:th boxing, he' still has a fierce Itodlfo Sabbatini cx - (,iI (lam-icy, the challenger's manager, figures Griffnth will AIthouti tie rectised riiost of ''-0. the attention, Aaron was there Cincinnati s Al Lamer Won to help one of his colleagues. the men s lcni1, jump with a ('hicajo Cubs pitcher Ferguson and Mark Jenkins seind-aided 26-4 Jenkins was irulnoting a book he has I.Aitz of Kansas took first in 220-yard dash with a clocking of written, but said Little about his book, preferring to talk about to, also wind-aided Sam Col.son, another Kansas Aaron. ace, sealtzed off with the javelin 'There's onb 'n hank Aatitle after a heave' of run, arid ne's one- hell of an in- - ,V1W ZWE 'i( . . - - - .r . 1t44 ' " 7J4' - -. p d Di ( I - - , . - ' t - - ', - ) : - TOday's American - ;_ .- - PittSbUrgh New Yorfr P1iiadeIp'ila 29 20 531 3 " $9 75 Boston ut.mor. ii n 20 22 -- - £ Angelet 54Ous'on Cincinnt I Ii San Diego 1$ 620 29 7) i', 2? 22 SSI 4 iso , 50 33 33) 54 Sund.yi Games Cincinnati at Pttthuri Atlanta aS Chicago Houtton at SI Lout PhiIad.ipti. •t Sen Fran Ni* York at San Oc'iijo Me.mlr.mi .55 Los Ang3ies "" '"' ,__,, .- ,( " ': I -_- -- - I 'q - '_- - - . -_._ -_-_----- -_- -_ t_ , - - - -- - - - --' - - - - - - - - - - -- -. - - .' -. • - . - - - K - i__ - - - - - - - - I - a - - , iV" u, '''" ,7 , - 'i -- ' ' 4 - - ________ _________ - - - - _ • '-t ' ________ ______ - '" - -- ' - - -- - -, - - ,- . - -- - ready, wilhn Longwood City Recreation e I To Brighten Summer 'Daze' I _ _J___I - _________ ________ r - jJm-, t ________________ , - r ity I)ONNA I'_STFS hle'raldStaffVvnitt-r mate-ti s,- heituio.s -wilt be s - buildr.-ris hum-nc's ('er both E)uring the fir,st week fri-c morning anti afternoon ac- vautabie after sign lip play us scheduled with a bubbletivItieAftrnnnn .lctivltic't will uium contest rn June 22. From SpecIal events are The first Longwood city- planned for each week during rOflt1fliw through the week of June 25-19 is scheduled a tethersponsored .sumnneer recreation (he morning hours. August 13 Softball equipment is ball tournament md 'u-ne-onprogram-ui Li to get underway Tennis and archery lessons Provided, but children who sign one basketbaLl, beginning June 18 and continue rind softball competition are the up (or tennis and archery must through, AuguM 17, Monday t Special event tn the thu-ri morning hours. provide their own tennis week is a wheel through Friday sseekly from parade and Tennis and archery lessons racquets and baits ar,d 8:30 am-n to 12.30 prn. am-ui bows watermelon feast on July 4. and softball competition are -md •mrrows. p.m 14) 3 p ni. Also planned are hor,eshe.' the afternoon activities. New aluminum haiLs, bails Mrs. Barbara Farley. of the throwing 'm-mt.est,a hobocontest, Tennis lessons ss'iLl bit! held table terrii dear and other I.vnm-ian Hugh School physical Tuesday and Friday basketball tournaments, punt. from I equipment nm-tiered by the city pass -md kick education departnne'nt. contest, tour to -1 pin, at "Ciundyland" and has been delivered and is nebments lodgebahl tourdirector of the program to be 'it's a Small World" while currently being stored u -i a held for children from-ui four archery lessons and laments, a -loll md G.l. Ie' corn- cot-neT of the mayor's offIce at 'stisew Big Jim 'thow -intl r:n-hc old through teenage at petition will be held Thursday -st'ars city hail next to the biting m'-'t I' e pp.' r nu in t I' a r k - from 1:30 to 3:30 pm, at machine, also stored there. I en1gseoMt-1arkhamn Road and ''C.indylar:d. -, r.- him-nm .-r - es'rirut on WuIm-na Avenue'; - 'It's mm Sm-nail softball competitions will be Park directors mire David program operateti for the city World," corner of Wrmy'rn.un and ehisi on Monday- s and Wed- Uuggins, "It's a Small World,"; children, us being paid for by l'lrnetto Svenue and ' - Can- nesctiuy- s (ru-rn 1:31) to 3:30 p.m Jae-k Stanton, "Peppermint feder:uI revenue sharing finals, dylmmnd Park" on Longdale at both "Candy- land" and l'ark" and "Candytand," Mrs. Busfgc'tt'cl for the prngr.'irn a Avenue at Rose-circle. "I'sppermint Park," Game and J0 Ann Helms, CandyLunel. 1"rom-n June 18 through June 22 _____ ____________________ registration wilt take place at the park chose'st to the " - - - - Thompson Leads Kern per, I - — - e - -- - b A - - - 1 . - PIL7 -- - I ' . . - -- - -. -'a---' - - - -: - -( - - i.b* eç - '- ' ",• - - - if - ' -_ -- -- '• — - - ' - '. t . - - - - -..- ' •&-'-'-.'-' ________ - - but something tm-f a local iav'ir- -curs! -if 144 to cuahlfy ur this' lie here, bLazed over the 7,219- final two rounds. Over half the sarilQuail Hollow Counu-y Club field made it. I 'h1.l([nflE, N C. l' - - layout in a course recordBut uine of the game' I ' ,nard Thonipson, an obscure matching 65. seven under par, standouts dldn'L Australian lit MPpheim-IitJte', considered has Friday Bruce Crmniptun, winner -ii 'rt-eser perch atop the pack tournaments this year, That gave him a 36-hole total - the.' Kem-npe.'r Open Golf Tour- f 132-12 under par-and t'is blew to a 7 (or 145. South .th-iune.nt smuuikd tndanswtreda ie.,e.i as a pr'ile'ssional ',mn (,arv Player bugeycti tn, (lUcStis)tu Ken Still and youthful last hole and missed by -i 1 ikmi know how I'll handle Iinnv W*t1kin were two stroke, Masters champion 'ruinit, he. said. I it. never led be.- , my Liron tim-md a 4 am-nI nfl1s.-'1 utres ba.'k at 134. (ore. i'm Just going to s,to the Still chipped in twice en ruut.e at 145. beit I can t,i'm-1d Palmer bud J Usto a 'secom-id-rounet 'i7 and WadIf its g'iod enough then its fishiuned u 'toliti ',ii rtr'st eppuinung t3 but wmu 'safely is -, ,,-.. -....., -.UJV illidi liClu as iii. Lee I1'eruunuu Ieauer Tom-ri Weiskopi .-ic ar-old said If it S not gt',ed two of tu,s m-t .iirt,. mu 1ook a 'c9 for 139 he. piu.s&d md shrugged VicU huks for a '1) and Ij HI just irs it ae..Iin next urmtrlasteNh4zfl(oofl _____ " _____ '- Hi BOB (;KKEN i-,'tated I're-ss (,smlf Writer ' _____ ..- - -- - ' - 45tr f4 . ...5.( - I . -- - '4 -- 3 - 'IMMI , - r.,.,k'rl ,nn a.cw_u.,,n., - . -- - -- n_h I'honnpsun i relative tiii b6_IJti is the t.'xtretriely low knossn to the muajuruts of tans eteuring t.untinuesi It took a ' .. .-J:. l"AItLE\' A'!' 'i'iii: PLA'I'F: Mavot' on the' tliOtim-1(l ('i'ench'tw hit lets'- C - 011k' '---- ., - - -'.U1 JNS BUIIOL SF W WtWfl i, IAS vE(;A.s, Nev, (AI'u - "I The 13.tv-mrold Mica Mills wits tim-it' of tinily- ttiree golfersCPI,CagO 71 1$ 611 'Of course, when you hut cv- who timid sctej-e'd still sihenu the' (tiiorna 25 10 ery green you have' to be con- first rteund 'Iluursstav po sisle'tit" pont'd t*'cuiuise elf rain, syiuic'h 31 75 190 6 Miss Mills shut it tour-under- soaked the 6,225-yard course. Tesat ii 71 341 ii', I I par .-t. u rinay tO ut'liti tue opt-miILumm-i forced suspe.'nision euf nig round of time $100,000 Se-alyeluuy fur mum-i isour l"nidriy before' Sunday's Oam.s I"uberge I-miles (;olf Classic. huuulf thic' field was able to c-nm-nCaIuIorna at Nrw YOrk Oakland at aostove Miss Mills took a one stroke plt'tt' its ruum-,d. Cie$and at Kansas Culy lead Into today's second round Sam-alra Ilmuynle, rum-men--up to Chicago at Miwauuiei , u i w ,u ecu - cc im-m ii., f •hL iiiIn s5 ior1ene cut' %iit%) --,io,e D,te'out at Miens-tout tnt c.i Baltimore at heat N tournamm-wnt playtel on the par money ssinsm-iinge last ye ir, 'hint - , - 41. A 73 I)e'sert Inns ('ountry- Club a 70 to be alone in second. tuive in the past three' years," said Mary Mills, . - - ' - um,sior,,i ' '-'' - --- -' ------- -'- :':':'.-.':'.-:-:-::':-;.:-:-:':-;-:- N10NAL IA 11r , - S jI boi'' aIton i, ss.m. 1*2 - - ii ' in 3', 116 3" Tips from the LEADERS . .-:-:-:-..-,-:-. .-:-.-.-: I3ARLIA1(A . , Golf Masters MAJOR LEAGUE - - - --.... .I.__ - -- - - - ------ -- _____________________ , "L'' -- Los '' ________________ N- - Wet? " -' 2nd Round 12-Under Score -- 101 9 '-E '' _________________________________ 4g N tional L.au. -- - ---- o ic I League - - _______________________________________ SS( )( 'I .'l'I:I) PIt h•SS Sameball / / ___________ night into boxing's ITlIStS. 1k' has trained to wear Munzon Monte But Griffith remains, 35 years down. B)' the 10th round we cult for Monzon toaftact firs - .-. iç front League - Instability of the fight but Mor.zon still be a the Argntin tiumuie run record or his merit ittij't. Princts.s (,race, lives he Just as problem-ui with hate mail, he sill try to win the sorld mid- heavy favorite. The fight begln conce,- neij boT a of would smile and answer that dieweight championship from at 5 f).m,, EDT, in the Louis H getU a a ( I r deciston from tutu Caries Monzon of Argentina Soccer Stadium, the mail incident is behind local referees, A s-ic-tory-it would be GriffA crowd of aboet 10000 is cx. now and the' record will he' t C'fi -1 Itti, '.tho complained bit. ken in due tim-ne, and with a little ith's sixth world title'-will re- pet- ted, much of it 'sin Mexican referee patience and some luck 1w quire a performance worthy of from the Monaco Grand prix on. hi fir fight with Monzon, a Sugar flay Robinson or an Auto Itace which will draw said e seould U Y sat tailed with 'f)wn 1w would wielk away and Archie Moore. Although Non- more than 100,000 speciators the a Hrarntl fltnieflt of P1cm answer the same questions all ZOfl, 31, 7% said to have slowed Sd4I)'. taly as the down and is said to be bored Most of the money promoter referee a 0 c's-er again, -. Dover Standings - - 'Soods seas cc-con iti - f - - it - Us- 'it ii-: - : - ng held in And when one of his wimirers - -- 14 The t t - fl he -. rried in the plays in si, Nick's had been convented United States ii s o a ralnout, roost of the esening posing for (.riflith s opponent June 2, 1958, fight goes l rounds. A C lie canopy has been photographs seith the yoUng- Joe Louis Par-ham, a fourth"fiat's a lot of punishment install heroes - - ' ç-, rum-i - ' 47j I 4' • _____ Bulls spoke of Aaron's assau!1 on Ruth's record as" the greatest iriotivaung factor to blacks -- if' Ix)vI:I, Dci. (Al') The The Maseem-u-j)Ixonu has been a yellow rear bumper sticker, ,(M)-m-iiii eve'nt for only the past w- tui-ti usually identifies rookie' two years, hsl' Yarborough stock ear drivers, it-ill be was unvolvesi tm-i Indianapolis prom-uiinuently displayed on a vetcar raring, eran's front ross- car at the start hack on the Grand National of Sunday's Mason-l)ixe,n O. circuit this year, Yarboroughu David I'carson led 20 quali- has won (sec races to push his tiers at the Doi'cr I)oss-ns InterlIletim-ne' earnings total over national Speedway Friday em-ut $500,000. earned thie pole position sisth a After qualifying at 131137 speed of 133.111 tidIes per hour muiph. in a 1973 ('hevrolet, Varin a 1971 Mercury- ni-er the bonxigti said be wasn't certain eavcd one-mile banked oval, about the yelloss- bumper But And, white 20 more drivers its use' on Sunday was conqualified tenlay. the other firm-used by lull (;azaway-, dim-ccrow starter, ('ale' Yarheerough. (or of corulputitien for NASCAIt probably si-ill have to endure In (tint event, se; st- ill 1)onnie the first wave of needling about Allison, who si-ill on (he his ''rookie'' status. seventh row in his First appear\lttiou' he has been driving am-ice at I)os'er Ik)wrus. full-time since 1964, VarAllison's brother Bobby, winborough has never raced at Do- ncr of ttue Mason-Dixon leer the s-er Downs and under NASCAR p-mist two years, tiad the third rules he'll be required to carry- best qualifying speed at l31.3& the sticker which normally can- niptu., and Bobby Isaac, who tions others of an inexperienced trust the' pole last year, se-as t-eemn;n'titor, next at 130.813 - _________ _______ - Track and Field Federation headquarters of Operation I'USH i People Unitcd to Save Championships. The fleet Chicago Track Club Ilurrianity .' itt -- Major A Ro - 'j •' I- or .lit1ing ui hoiiue when the catcher is - - ripc'r.-.d __________ _____________ tie I its I •t II "1ITIl s i1 lb s 'tcce ltt d Press %%rIter better num riuss because tf th' ('HIUA(O -APi -- They honabuse he's taken When they red llan \arori again F ridas start talking about borne i-uris night-the called him great, they'll talk about a black r:,;i: reater thari md finaib the and it still he hank Aaron — 1,reatest And though he smiled Asked if any of Aaron s "U hirouizh it all, a tiredness crept homers se- crc hit off bun, Jc'rmO I'U Re hus fact trim-ri tint to tim-ne Onli ins sm-nile d and said Ihats because liarik Aaron to in 1%8 I it been pntti . aeknian. is k'okingtobreak lucky " S a IF 0 ta i'xirne-run record of Babe' l4ill% %illiam-ns. the (.ubs left Ruth, a white' rnztn, and there' fielder, was there too, and tieIts 1U)IIF:KT MOORE are some hateful mt-n- and called Aaron "magnificent Asso(-iate'd Press Spoils WrIIe-r seomen and children-who cant itniazing, and I'm glad we'rewlClIl'rA,Kan. sAP - Itick see that. from the sam-tie home town. "God only knows sehat kind of Wohihuter plans to take' aim at - aron and Williams are froim Traveling outside his hum-ne division In California to the Southeast where he finds things more to his liking, Schofield has one two WCS niect.s in three starts, amassing a total of 224fipolnt.sfor the highest score in the nation, -:;, aron fl Points Battle Veteran dragater driver Flip Schofield has become the number one pace setter this week in the chase for points leading to the 1973 World Championship of drag racing - . b(, • fjt - 4\ from (h',eland in a trade last November, hIt his first horn. run of the seain in the eighth inning to give the Royals their victory osr lb. Indians tb-c' I 19-i with a single, mnr,s'es'l up ten an infi'Id suit and ning, driving home tb--c, run that 'v-n,'c'd on S'idakjt' hit off shortenabled its' Hangers to rfrfeat stop Mark R.langers glove, 'he (Incites Jim Spnnr.r K tsr? Rø'iaeqtma - obtained '- - start .è Situ Sudakic dehivereql a tss're out pine-h single in (Ps' 1-4th iii - .• .- ' ' i ts liItt 1Km-Ill r noel a ehesihele', suitS %Voewl 'ci the' tealS his'hc r I h ins he mmcmi ally eSters Mit ke i 'etlim-ilt ', am-itt I- rusm-ik I leesi .er.i ciii Ii dries in thri I h tm-ecu rum-is i'Is Im-si' ieee ( iii, i,u,uiu tIn mi"hieum-i tie ne e'cioql tee tw'at Mun,rie'sot, fur his 10th ii' tory ( nle'munni ove up tem-ises-vrniiv li-ceine' ruins to Jim I trill, (.e uer'e %lsthc rsalsi and I )ar1rI Wittier, u hi' lug-i suit r,-;e-sl their 1-;uust I )iviclom-u li-oil to 21's gum-rues over Ni's- York whit-ri the Angels f,c't the' Varuk.'e' :us Ken Berry lust a I uric-hornier ucruel Still einuge'r, scuthi m-uinthu-lrunsnug relief, Iwsste'ei hiss ninth vu-leery. ,Js-rry I )aVam-rnm-i ilosihied luemm-u' two uiwrs' ('ailliernuin ruins in (hue' (if iii I (cciii, ruri.c hey ( unIon I' Isk am-ut Ru o l's trot lii hue is ci the lb d Seet send the' stuuim-ibling world e huuniudsirs A's to thue'ir sixth ii ----- Drivers In NASCAR USAC throughout the spring training commit to stinning the run and rr their aerial h)on Sutton s five-hitter beat period then began to tire and losenin' . Chicago had built a 7-3 lead on t'nth straight victory It seas the is having a pretty good sste'k • Sti - U PUnb.ti. h,.A . arrea. to un u-a , ti - - ,5.• sicor) - C,Ot i_ .5. Ujioste'.er, wC) t. of a pair of homers by Bill)- ,our. s raii,. 1k' recorded his eighth c's-k Williams arid one by Ron Santo. ton. -3 .lot' F erguson, the Na' the varsity eleven, seho by then "There's still a lot of work to the' season and third this it tional league's runs batted in had clearly established a tie, but I se- as glad that my team as the Cardinals trimnied At- The Braves scored a run fought back after being Marts Perez' double and Mike leader. had one RB!. increasing dominance in the game. lanta The first series the varsity behind," concluded Woodruff. St-gus came on in the' eighth Lumn's single and then cut the los total for the season to 41 Irinini. it ith runners on first and ('ubs lead to 7-6 on Garrs second and none nut. lie struck tio!iit'r, l)ust) Raker walked, stole 'ut Johnny Edwards and lee second aiid scored on Johnny Mar and then retired Tommy Helms to pitch out of the jam Oates' single. tying the score. aad preserve St. louis' ninth Then a pinch single by Dick L)ietz delivered the' deriding victor) in the last 10 games. Segui heads a bullpen staff run. San Diego used the eight-hit that has a string of 30 c-onse"t!v.- s - tire-less lflflfl5 Cii- plt(hifllZ v! Bill Greif to he-at I a i i ___ - S ( the first inning against loser pt'rt'J by lack of personnel and backs hitting in a power drive moved up a notch in the stand- in the seventh inning, two of them on a home run by Ralph ings. route Iii slugging it out between the 25 game for the victorious varsity, iard line as both teams settled ac-cording to Woodruff. rnto a ground si-ar of ferocious The key series of slants off 1'.aLIrt'S Mt's 1 'i ::: 'EI 7$ $ s- •''' -'" I - . .. . - - t - - - , P 7! . "n •, ' - , -, = The first eight it c-eks of the haM'balI season have been a frustrating tine for the Pirates 11w nrnth week has been a SCari time for the' rest of the din- 'C 71 ' f' cooperate seith mc'. The ual call see'' rt"c-eised from Lyman i girl s tennis coach sea_s In connecUon with the St troph is hich she did not present. $1 .. •1 I.)ivision is probably the Piusburgh Pirates, waking up at ts ''. .&;i ard Ime cnir o.il; .ird rush The Tribe picked up six yards s The Varsity crew, qwrtertiat ked hi Rrent Cirli then on a right end sit ecp anti then '4 erted doing it hat I told them recerse signal caller 'te'e to do, and they stuck itith it," Farrell, who manned the heti said I. oich %, oodrulf I sent in during the final ihapt r threw i (at kit plas and it ittirked so ip i-ft ct 11 sam-ti pass to a dear thes used it a,ain and again receiver ishi gini,enii stepped out if bounds and it set up the passes for us On the next phi Farrell tarli did just that sending nIo.'ided to his tnlfback \tike bliK \like Garrit lomm Thompson and Canton Fdge (arrett for 'i ptrfett con hocking right off tackle for nettion deep in the end zone as consistent sardage until the) the dock ticked dostn to the had seorked to the enior 47 final tito seconds of the game \ ar'its linemen espectall) sard line A 47 sard corn bination aervil run hi C.anli to the interior three of John end Greizors Hirds then spelled lii iltnk John Mct re,or amid a tie gime seith 7 33 left in tin Ron Tailor did in u..tstand ig half. The run scored two points job of handling their chores, and the Var-sit) had regained a protecting the quarterback and lead thes' would never blocking down of linebacker Pickie I)eas, seho was acknowlrelinquish: edged as an MI Big Eight pick I , The half enut-u JUSt as in that slot at the em,d of last seniors were again knocking on the Tribe s goal, with a fourth Raymond Mci- em-s and Billy town and 14 to go on the 20)anl 'iso lot in a lion's share hne, after several missed of the work, especially on the passes and a strong sarsit crucial off-tackle plays with rush pushed the seniors from he! from Cregor '13 -i 'gley and . .it, ditions make'% f or a special kind of individual. A MOST vAu'ARLF: Indisidual regardless of her attitude. ) f) - .' k'.P '1 ',ni " tri'it ,, '- c" " '- ' That distxri t ru:iible "ou tx-ar $ - ' ebool and tram. Regardless of sehether they brought it upon : -. :.:.- - —' - iII Si -.--------•-•.:•.'••-•-• ' ., —r '' .1 -T.. .% St :-:,-:: ' -- .- ' .- , - - ' the number one slot and not has e confidence'. And tkhbfr seas Indeed suc'c'essful From our inflose of information 'ac understand beth the- an It-pod girls terre playing all season SS . . t '.. .T 4 ,, S ' . 1 , -. csi 3 - - ' 0 tragedy and -- - - defeat in their last seve'ri slum- ts Muir iv I'attin ce- altPre(I Ouikbu,.l hits. including homers by Sd (lam-tile lirmel Angel \t;ungiial antI tru,tk ml leer it'' Omit Shuert nte he'd six rtre,niu, nnim-uj'c uhiluiciril' sit hits am-ui 'nuii one run sshuii, the Or. see r', jolts-el Wood leer II Ieit' .m-uel isiS their runs in five' tom-ilmigs-pluc lie' fits-i'd four hatters am-itt .iiet:i 't rs'tir uuniv of them-u in (lit' sixth sm-u to -i trnunphi Else's-her.' sm-i (Sue' Aniue'rirumri s.cOii, thee' I )e'tr,uS 'tigers thee' Mirine'seetui Twins 8 (lie' ( ;sluforriuuu Angs'ls steuwns'd the' Ni's Veerk \'am-mkes's -2, the' iteeston Rest Soi triiusrw'iI this' a am-is A s Ie-2, (In' I e'xas Iinm-ige'rs edged the Iluiituniieere Ui-suit's 4-:i in 14 tnm-,im-, and this' Kansas ( 'it - Itecyak nipped the' (It se I tm-mci Initiuiumo, - 4 N utiom-u il IA i)'t 55 sire ,\t Lint i 8 (ho 4i'u 7 I'uttstmrs'hi 'a irucum-mitu 6; Sam-i I)u'go 4, New \ urk 0; San I' ranclsro 2, It's a year to forget at lm-ieltumm-uipoils ---unfortunately, will probably Is' iong reruicriils'rrei What started In s'ndeej In ruin ts'cuim-iie the shortest IndIanapolis 500 in histor) lii laps nm-itS miles. After st's-e'r:d ic :echue'ei-eeiit efforts, ( ;i T,'hn,'ss-k (('Ok thC iiIfl la'-t Wethijeetis ('ui seek'. usre' a ei.euutp.-u smput over the lndy fi,stlsuties by the' death of Art Polhuursi practice session -rnshi. Another crusts iuiutrrs'sI the event before it -mover, although the' driver wui.s seriously lruJiireei but lived us crewman sins killed In the irwids'rit, Much thought is being m:ls- eri to the Increased speeds at the famed tracks sonic siris-ers mire beginning to are getting too Inst as (hey but the 200 ruuphi iiiark. I st nnder hon mom-us of tiuct sam-mis dris e is otihi urn plain II a re-strut tion it as phi ed nm-i tIn mini to loser the speeds' One thing I noticed, mmiii whit-hi st-as al_sn pointed out to me by photograber Roger hodges, is that the use of fuel cells In the NAS('AR cars m-m'am-fl a spectacular l9car pile-up at speeds up to 190 mph at Talladega si- Ithout flames, although the mdv cars burst into flieuiie's I 'nu not cx tre'ine'iy fuirm-iiluamr st sib uuli the factors, built may- be USA(' could stand to stre'm-igtliem-m its safety standards, : - Sund', Jufle 3, 19-A Th Snnford Hrnld 5-3 ' ii:ies, / ''I-. by Herky Cush I the' -K - '-' -; ....-. I I'IiIiiieic'lphin I SAPS Angeles 3, Montreal 2; St. I,,nls 4, houston '1 Short, who c - attic' t. Brewem- c s ,s'iri-roqter ;elnyer In 'pnini: training after the' I'Peihlje'c rrh.'ace'el tutu, sushI, 1 believe' I isrs start, hut III tie - : rage 8A P Stop • 22-6 i .1 A k Brewers ' Comeback' Spirit Pleasing (Llfl' ijiL'raUI SF :---:,: - - -' - ." , "-' Itiom w' ' ''""'. i4CPe.lI,(fli,fl j', Morvy HITS -Oi' ç j, C. 61 .S¼t(f. - Ferguson, LA. Ii. I500J% SF. i1 Cardinji. Che. 52. ct. cm m-ar. Pmsm ggw, Co i isuess, mee. ii i A, U ;.1 sasstee'*t SF - I mo.'''s, tO5i5 t4%iN5 Stargeil, Pge. ii H Aavtae, An. ui T-, WetP u S Slot. IN BASIS Mcruan. Cr', Hir', 19 b0tWJ5 SF, 5 PITCHING (S Dicteonsi-UeIiengP*a,n, Cr', $S. 2,4 tk*neng LA. S 5, 1)3. 2 77 Wise. Sit 62 750, 3 46 svsnkEouTs- Cesriton, Phi, OS, 'e'rr NY I? Sutton LA it - - i'" 39 Strgelt, B shot back at 71 (er thin-il. Nim-te players - - - int'Iudinig dche numb, tmuuiipioii Betty Our. feiruit, set'rc at one-over-par 74. Only seven out of this' field of Si t*'ttt'red Par Carol Mann, Judy ttankmn, Bests ILewie am-sit ("iii I Scuuensherlb "all tu it 1" (em-it Um-It,t r mr. Six "timers (unulsiwil at i'%em-i par, Inn'Iudlnig IXciunut ('apom s' U lb 's 50 "item-i ii tilt.• IUS, t'it.m-it on the Imistit- I'ro(esslonal ('iotf A'e'Lxlation ((cur ' C,n *fl(CP, ANICAM LAOUI ISA! t s"tc. es cc o.ucse Playing in wind can be t trustraUn experience many golfers. Julius Buru, winner of one PGA and two US - - 0 p e n U- U es uifers a Boruc aeust, ball puomtiun at address to offset the playing into a headwind, he muses the ball farther back s cgns. in his stance than normal, ii 0.4. i. car.-. it-n. 4. while keeping his bands n Spesecer Yes their normal pusitun, Thus N 1 &e.C. shifts the buttons of hii swing DA Spket.. . Ma,. , arc to a point in front of the ball. lie thus contacts the py. iii s,,on, . o io halt before reaching the but. stoit N BAil $ North. oa*. I. turn of hi.s ,srs at a point H,pr Bin. I) Pat,, KC 12 where' the clubface delvs'er-s PITCHING IS Decisions) less effective loft than nor I4oItitnn, Oak, 10 2. 031. I so i.. ectur of the sin. 5 1. 133, 2 1 Oarber, KC. 5%, m-nal The . 133. 1 95 Sing-.,. Cal it lii 2 7) uuu is sower WiuCu minimIze any loss of sitsST4lulOuYS- N Mean, Cal, 5%! S nut' Cal 97 Kiei.in, Mm SO lance caused by the wind Qijc5- DAm-in, e.c. iz iuias - U c. cmi a - s. - c �by Alan 10A-The Sanford Sunday, Herald HORSE BRIGADE June 3, San THE SPORTS TIME MACHINE 1).1% 4. tIijr and Tim SrtfJ ,, J'ir' i Th' Sinfc,rrJ frrMr$ Multiplies 017; i Rapidly 973 r1 itiu'fl - er MayIVII Diego 9e Never Padres ro 7F,411T9 ' V, .w' iv I ' 'fA't j aw,1'2P g4q7ZV1 AV I' IMI 7iF tS9LV Y , Had - Chance For Success Rare I £' - a r Could fisherman, Stan Jones, the mouth, but aeonunercthl trolling ii "fleetlespin" lure In mum found one on his Lake Monroe this week, trotline in Lake Jessup last received a hard strike and week with the hook in his pulled in what he at first mtli. In this instance, grass thought Was the biggest shrimp was the bait. bluebream he ever t'iiught. Counts have shown that Claser inspection proved that it Illapia begin to spawn at two to was a species of fish with which three months, may spawn six to he was not familiar so he took it 11 titiies a year, and that some to Dick Dove's Taxidermy Shop species multiply 1,000 times In for idi'nification, two to three months! Dove, with his knowledge of The one landed by Jones everyttilnim: piscaterlal, fill- measured 15 inches long and , IllediatchI cl,assifirit the catch Weight three pounds. It I% being its 8 l'II,P1A, a species mounted by Dove, who in. practically unknown in this part cidentally reported that even -0 ~,of I tile state. but one which is thoug h bass fishing was ,vipreading rapidly in tile solliew hat slow, Ile had . part of Florida. -aouthern in the past received 15 ba with other week large enough that the In talking Hurt Area Fishing and a half gallons of shrimp-q. SAlT WATER SCFNF. lA)tuL ,,"r ,'eai n Tilapia 11 The best TAI.l. TM.E from Ili Dig king Ilia( '7t untnue to the shriniping grriiinds came Padresaremovtflg; so what that attendance, barely 6OO,(O -Af final consummation, to Wash. the tFI.1 14 1fJ!C have increased B) JOHN PINKERMAN from a rornmçrcial bait hit just outside the inlet live bait a season, would ,, 0 ington. The price of the else is new", \ Coplcy News Service simply with a nner. It is the best bet I'ier and fLtherm4ln. ICfrh MUksud. 401 surf This city of over 700,000 Si? million. I projected le ga W too expensive to patronize fishing has sufferend from the HUh told us of a teat containing I football well, even The idea of major league supports SAN DIEGO - Big league constant West wind which has four men and a woman I baseball, down the drain in this baseball here was oversold when the San Diego Chargers baseball here on an al-game With Bob Orrell many basis. particularly with so resulted in muddy waters near .qhrirnping near him Monday Vac /1' W~:Ifft well. are losing. It SuPPOrts ity on the pacific. as fro the shore night with long handled nets, A some newother sports, not including big many other more interesting people, la P 14&1;rit has gone downcities, the drain in meaning I stPpI)e(I angers from going into fishing (in the Wekivi,. The iii A uirnibinatlon of long fl5, never corners and some natives, league basketball. It supports sports activities available. #14R ,4Pn1/,q4t, Lake Jesmuf) several other population of San Diego that end until haul 1)tIIIlt*'I'e(l 13 bass, taken Wayne Brady at the "F'ishln' (rowdeti hoat, and too many Th didn't know their own city nor football because there are only those _____ had a chance the wind changes and blows from the fllakwnter area as Ilok''' Ittit and Tackle Shop had £ regular season home includes a hogh number of beers, resulted in several knots nature of the people who SCVCIi brought it here should have the retired and active military (bruit down-river again. Boil), they fished out of Wrklvit Diver word of lots of channel bass and being put on head.c, games. populate the city. the start. however, slipped off from his Ikiven known that snook of (he broadway Itridge tait the pay4ff came when the ('auusit There never was a prayer people. nor U f This city is no . duties long enough to assist They simply cannot afford an Georgi, Cheney reported it tit Daytona with all bridges woman .started screaminit Ipye this unusual d I I is a Chicago. 11mit is why the I hit I -me San Diego Padres, the ______________ Henry Russell in taking limits 17.5 pound catfish for (itarles pr(sIucting well (ifl trout. The hysterically. A huge Manatee In their poikition would support 81 81-game outlay, or even a small Padres "wake" of the .I National League franchise share of 81-game attendance at of bass on TlIurs4laY. Under. ('acroft, The tug one was brook;. Basin has been hot on . sea cow) had surfaced under .Some ,-~4* , N -. brought here just five yellirs ago shift to the nation's capital is home baseball games. ________ the Pa dres, the prices the owners must ask Witter plugs did Ilic jot) for thein landed (in it cane pole and both %n,00k and trout for two her light arid lay there staring for $10 million. are going, ac- attracting few mourners. The blame the fact that : --~4~. --%V-A-~.," -but tilt. best bet according to brearn lxiok. weeks now according, to Brady. right into the woman's Mee -- 11-~~-isentiment generally can be as an expansion team. were I 50-cent hot dogs o even) (,-Ording to a letter of intent that _____ King, is live shiners right 110W. Archers have been out in Shrimping (('flfluIC5 to be She was so beside herself the by a collective, "So born losers. It is hardly likely because they have to pay high summed up leaves much to be done before . 54'('uIiS 115 If this week was the droves practicing for the fairly salaries to some players who in spite of the bad Iriefl had to pull anchor and , ______ .. couldn't have made it in the time for 111(1st camp owners to bowflstuing contest which will phase of the moon. Jim Blythe head for chore' fisherman and fishing ('8Iiif) lucky anglers wanted them to years back. high minors a slip in a little fishing time For take place June 2-3 under the found time to visit the Indian The Marine Patrol is . wr;mttirs, at least three other hand on their walls. themselves. Pat Brooks along auspices of thur Florida Ir. addition to the fixed fl __.. .. .. long delayed tremnely active on the Intra catches of this fish camuie to Fred Knight got off to a good 1, comes of the retired and the CROWY light, which could - 1,0ceic . 114g)- 7R ________ ilitary the population of the brought in catfish and bream to Wekiva River Haven as the praises of Indian Mound running light, flotation ga,W)jIg W540 beginning of a problem. 100 yard dash record Friday; his first cast resulted in Mel Pallon breaks world's city and its suburbs includes a the tune of 17 pounds 01 dressed hus'adquarts'rs. Fish ('atop near ()akhiIl •Jirn ;,nd safety features as well as Al "douhk''' l'wo bass tat his Qusit tII 2'' R to Iiitit (tic' Interout uusli Wrshit'sd;sy. tiuzhi percentale of lo rrsirt*sI that the mtir.;.gcrnent Donnie Carter arid Mike enforcing the five gallon per 19 Ca., plug at thes,aine %% national Wildlife E'ncylopedia, I;w I sjO III, Pat relx)rt-; seeing sonne g000d RoberLs used topwiiter Iniddle-income workers. There nil .1 I 75 ilicie' plugs to I-A Iferridon and W I'll iisL.i I fe. went out boat limit on .shrimp catches. The track and field huff, al t " time, both were landed, and Grapplers in an 81. ian aren't many bass action on the striking land 10 bass in the Puzzle fake of their way to give burn all the so make sure your equipment in Rat iliffe St adiuni The tilapum has an elephant's Fred continued to fish until lit' Vtb7KIAS FNth! .5 speli.iI rats' Ih"4FltPed II\ ;ippt'titie anti a rabbit's game season that old dad could groun(Ls near her Lemon Bluff area over the week coil; Just information he needed .v three oclot k ito. afternoontlK* will stand inspection before century.,Aill I Ike piave 11 reproductive ability." I'llis reached his limit. 11K A -,potlsw riters. a% the rare of place of businesvi. afford to take the wife and three average size with nothing over where to anchor his boat, Jim venturing on the water at night. ;I other in .in II psi thenrld's two fa'dt"t human'. again'I "could lead to trouble as tile ns in one medalist and high school teach youngsters to a Padres game On Lake Jessup, IA)Well 111ley Ottis and Irene Faulk at three pounds. returned home with about two i.rrs (;o FTsmv; straight takedo EARL. GELtIIEIM o statsisnial tui yard dash , tilapia is basically a vegetarian had word of (ariIl Seminole on the Wekiva excellent is slogan Associated Press Sports Ysriler stretch and then climaxing the er from East Lansing, Mic-h., an outlay of about $ it's Itelay" and The track meet is the West 1. iS and with the It. in rapid shellcracker fishing through River likewise got In it little % NEW YORK (API - Dan victory with a ftee-point near gave America its first triumph. time he goes to the beautiful %k tit-ry %% .i)rld Rvctir& are Broken The record that ) rank outpomnttng Roin Dobrozhgistadium in the city's Mission l'lpardy at three oliwk as originally set in4 IWtO by F' multiplication for which they last week end but as of Mon. "pole time" this week for the , and notititly hasGable, an Olympic gold medal- fall. 1254 pounds. I.t. -in the are noted, they can eat oil the . . '4 first tim( Ina couple of montlis r, hundred then In 9 day. the brearn quit L Ililey looks talked me into coming nidre 4-2 at .V , # , Valley. N% ~ koff %%'%koff P•ILA --They i.r,t and one of the nation's most , J ,a% ~~), , " 11~ ,'i tt'rt'd it Sines' There are many other atinsect larvae and vegetation, for the bream to start bedding They had nice strings of bottom skillfull freestyle wrestlers, back for this one meet," said Lloyd Keasor, a U.S. Marine The sun baked, clay track here us e,iremel last Some starve out or eat up the other atx)ut the June 5 arid continue to . . 4 . . fisti to show for their efforts concluded his career and Gable, who hadn't wrestled stationed Quantico, Va., pro- tractions in the San Diego area , , k~ .. running records that !--;, - .1-W1 . 11w world's fastest track and the fishes its the) , the lead that insure average atten ance turn readily to improve as the full inoon ill). along with most of the campers helped the United States to a] since winning the gold medal in pello: ;I1140), , .t here lend supiv irl I i i I h. . ,n s( ' animal food such as the small proaches. over Vuktor won't get much above 7,500 who all taking good ilH'sS4'5 vC- Munich, "I've stayed in good with 6-3 -~ Tb.' two principals in loda> ' S sprint clas'ac are 1Jo'd most record its first of . fry of other fishes. Bob King at the Marina Isle Jamaica. who attends t('l.A, and Mel Patton of catfish and bream. tory against the Soviet Ureon. shape, worked out every day. Markelov in the I36tj)oUnd di game, often a lot less. There is I .iReach Thisfishisrarelycaughtona Camp on SR 46 deep sea fishing an hour away, East, says the ho u'. the I'nited States' nuintP't one sprinter IthIh Gene Fouracre and wifi I "I felt tougher than at Munich They only told me about the ViSiOfl. I , ,.-,, - ' he' spet'ttster'. ti..t' run 94 .snd hth .11 '.unsl'. he in this Cable's victury -- . - _- - -hook.ione's was snagged under hyacinths have practically I 0 -j, - - -changed the picture on ba." . solidified the or fresh water fishing half an 0 eeks ago. lead az2 John Peterson of Corn- hour away. There is boating in things since then," Gable said .,i1d Pstt. tiolts to Inc IVId )i( hclt1 -';aItv. tb,' race B) GEOFFREY MILI,Eft could still get Uie finals . Tlw Americans were ahead stock. Wm, then edged Victor the Pacific Ck-ean an hour ~e% [Allcach At eight% after defeating Pavel Pinigin 12-2 in the 149-pound class for until the Soviet Union tied mat- Novozhikov 2-0 for the U.S's ft. away. There are over 60 ex- Associated Press Sports Writer by Monday. Just one day later srds the Jarnaian is charging l'attnn with a great gather French tennis than the original schedule. cellent golf courses, more than one of America's four victories ters with victories in the 198 and nial win of the evening. PARIS (All) 11W Italian championship6 11st' hit the tape nearly men but Patton has the edge by of the world. in any 11-9 by the Rus- 220-pound divisions. Soslan officials have problem. How in a meet P , . , ddy, 01(11(1'. then (to vou run a major . held 90 minutes away, swimming in when it rains and rains and Saturday. Some 40 players ctory with a 4-1 decision over me," said Taylor, who broken the 9 den's Felt Forum Friday night. itis. hoped for Melvin "Pell Me'll' l'attno has still tied up in Paris in singles or The Soviet Union captured massive Chris Taylor of Musketo a 2.2 draw against the Rusthe ocean or in lakes. There are rains? t'.srrii'i that ka. cistt'd for eighteen years lie has run the Yb -Organizers of the French doubles. torrid 91 seconds and the West ('oa'.t Itela'.s h:i'. t sIi1ur in live matches and one ended in a gon. Mich., in the super-heavy- slans last week. "This was my campers by the thousands and . . . .... Italian officials said they .11101I)C*r %%orld rt,cord. draw. Two points are awarded weight class. Although 6-feet-7 last amateur match. I'm going every weekend they head for Open championships, plagued t, 1. for a victory and one for a draw and 270 pounds, the Russian to travel around to wrestling the hills and points beyond by four days of rain this week at would postpone first round d1i .t I .. family recreation far more the Roland Garros Stadium, matches until Monday or even (-amps and then turn pro." 44 was dwarfed by the in the team scofing. 11 1 -04 .0 ; 11v IRA BERKOW . , Gable, a graduate assistant attractive than the expense Of a found the,mselves three days Tuesday in some cases-11iat*s as close as we've pound Ta%lor-but managed 4entrepreneurs, or buy a hot boat." L at the University of Iowa' said big league baseball game. SEA Sports Editor -r~d throw him to the mat twice. Five of the eight quarterever come to beating the It behind schedule and talked of •-' (There Even crooks are suffering watch merchants .I Detroit fills its Tigers park, Jimmy Carr, an 111-year-old he is surrendering his amateur U.S. AV stans in a dual meet," said (NEA) inflation. Once they rewas one character on MaxNEW YORK 4 . " 1* Coach Bill Farrell. "They're high school student from Erie, status to work for an athletic win or lose, and there is a Moving matches to indoor in the men'sThey singles well Street in Chicago who courtsthe about ten miles away. firuilists have been decided. are / reason. There isn't much else to took s'ou aside and Stirrepti. ;0$04 tough but we're getting there." Pa., held Roman Drnmtriyev, equipment company. But when th-y suggested it to Ilie Nastase of Romania, Jan . 1~1- . ti(ut1Sl showed you the "hot" "They are working on a line do for many thousands of those the players they had a rebellion Kodes of Czechoslovakia, Toni I Gable. who lost only one the 1972 Olympic champion, to a . watch on his wrist. If YOU an daroundtheMotOrCity. In on their hands. ' match in his entire freestyle 5-5 draw in a 1l4-pound of Dan Gable wresthng gear," j Gorman of Seattle, Paulo Berdidn't like that one he kept he said "And I'll also be San Diego, the year-around Adriano Panatt.a of Italy, one tolucci of Italy and Torn Okker career, completely outclassed niiatch. raising his sleeve and show___________________ dousing from Eddie Sweat. ________________ Secretariat gets Don Behm. an Olympic silver coachmnitatlowa.I_ -- -. - fantastic weather has made up in his fourth round match of The Netherlands. his opponent, scorin four ing you watches all the way _______________________ 4t"" family recreation in the out -. . against 16-year-old Bjorn Borg 111111111111lip his arm. Most people left " Gerken has pulled back even doors more attractive than an of Sweden. ,,l ___________________ when he picked up his pants "Iwillnotplay ftrabadstartBgainstTayl0r ___________________ afternoon spent at the ballpark, leg.) indoors. I would shoot myself in the fourth round. The score And, night games haven't done ft" The But pilfered boats are now stands 6-4, 6-4, 3-6, 6-7. much for baseball here. The g in vogue, like eye patches. Professional basketball. still acutely conscious of Frank Froebling of Miami, Panatta won the first set 7-6 'lays are warmin San Diego, ci .. And the boats are selling like criticism for lack of defense, is seriously contemplating to start a match against against '\ . hot cakes. You can probably a switch in the rules that would permit teams to use a but the nights, even in the Nikki Pilic of Yugoslavia, said: Froehling and Pilic have not ' pick one up from the guy umnner,canbecoldandda1flP, ioflt' again It's been outlawed for )>cars indoor courts are clay, begun their match. Th sitting next to you at your no incentive for anyone con- but they faster. It would local bar. In fact, It might big upset Okker pulled off the templating a baseball game. give Pilic an advantage." Q-Wti> is the press alwa>s on Charlie Finley, the even be your boat. of the fourth round Friday by Th sports boosters who W, . Paul Gerken of Eas owner of the Oakland AthIeiIcs?-Stc%e Nag). Gar). It seems that boat owners w .i s tunri' tiai e ' B. I BA 1IERKO ifl ''r . 'trm a 1) ~. .. sold" major league baseball to walk, Coon., and Roger Taylor beating Stan Smith of Pasa.4 hid. I whose number in America #-~-. V 00 the people of San Diego had the of Britain, level at two sets all dena, Calif., winner of $150,0 has risen to nealv nine intl. A-For one thing, it could be because Charlie thinks the •: 6-3,3Lucien I. a u r i n. Sweat's back poeket. is a dedicated best intentions. But, their arith' in a match that has lasted in prize money this ltAI.TIMO1tE - i SEA lion) are some ot the most press boys are "pigs"-like the ones he raises on his boss for 18 .years and train- professional lie sleeps in the 6, 7-6. 3-6, 6-4. The match had metic was faulty, lost in the disenfranchised people in Ili tile bright May morning. tick rooni next to Set LaPorte. Intl., farm-and calls them that specifically. It g e and r .a. started the pre%ious day ad had for . this country, coming tip hard Secretariat suffered a bath enthusiasm whirl of their e way of reacting St'cretiriat, said that Sweat nat's stall lie only sleeps hays, were less argumentative, been interrupted by rain. on orange pickers. You'd nut . . The recent Kentuck y I)er- is "the man behind the gun." about four hours a night call Bay area writers at 2 or 3 in the t..A -%. 00 . lie's been known it we would prefer to play ? think this right off, since the I)v winner arid Pre lle*s up at 4 am. to brin4 ed pastime. them Chris Evert, 18-year-old star and the final set Saturday, with the "Um.* impression of a boat owner f ,'ivorite stood in tile puddling "a combination doctor. train. Secretariat breakfast in bed Even banker and industrialist winner going on to play another from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., p In the Public eye is one of sand behind Bar E at PunS and watchdog C. Arnholt Smith gave up. match later in the day," Taylor was scheduled to ineet Fran. . . . KOrqw lie also sleeps with one . an Aristotle Onassis. (l-M kid's a Little League pitcher, and his coach liL'o Ihice Course lit' had coise Durr of France in [lilt state governments are, piit reltirned from lw~ daik . said, Arid Gerken agreed. he throw a eure ball, that It won't hurt him. 'I inig at about 2. he heard Sec. . the Padres and with the various p itlativelv cavalier about pro. cuuistitutiouial, a good gIlI() Secretariat icr a >ear now l'e heard it will. What's the answer?-Virginia Sal' So officials called off play women's ser'ifinals today. ;- I,'. tax adjustments he can I— tecting * boat owners. it The other semifinal was bc man, Founta in 'alht'), Calif. -ound tile track E( (lit, Swt'mt, his groom. siakt'tl chumm> Secretariat is not horse in the night. Sweat seems. l'here are no uniform within his vast he could and hoped for better weather tween two Australians, Evonne one for last lrtendships J°°P"1 out of his bed to see title and registr, take Padres losses (UP to Saturday. If the sun shim they Goolagong and Margaret Court. S In 111111 (101A- 11 with .1 VIg0l'0IIN . ., I., -l.usttn to Dr Robert Kerlan. the famous sports phy sw cat said ,*Ili, %%- its alwa%s ,,hat the commotion was a yean In stride for a f.;, the states. And it might be sponge which was dipped switchiung his butt at w. about Not hi n g bad He 700, -$ surgeon from Los Angele5. who worked on • tough to prove that a stolen ijuiicklv Ili and out of a water it time. But, with a potential $12 Sandy Koul ax, among others "Kids in that age group. boat is yours. Also, In many liuc'kt't, whole an exercmt' kept hiding his head when i tucked Secretariat back into a "" million buyer in the wings, he his straw and returned to says Dr Hub. "do not need a trick pitch which requires states it is a felon)' to alter boy held hitris by the bit in came in the stall lie ttt'tI to in . his city pride had run its a peculiar rotary motion The usual throwing motion Secret-ii- be pulling at my jacket. and finish his own snooze. N the serial number bobbing snout .i . itself unnatural. so on a growing arm it's important to he'd kick when I brushed mobile but only a misde. mat ohviousl Sweat makes about 19.000 preferred to him lie's ticklish lied like a year for being a gruonti FailureisnOtPleasafltlnanY meanor to do the same thing PANAMA CITY IAPI - outs, and lost only once. Ill..) sa. "[)on't he by me with " ana for drmung Laurin's to a boat. I business deal. even in sport.s. -Duran will have trouble with lUttripson also is a champion. Is such a thing as ''Little League elbow - 74~ . 10 4 . arm bath britsh." ~- ins Ile also gets one per -N But, this "experiment," like the my style," said Hector The Australian, who has a ciiSo modern pirates face . I . cent et the horse winnings and (lit' sweat of thi'. lighter penalties than their short-lived tenure of the Seattle T~otnpson, the challenger. (I-Wh% would Jean4 laude Kill, want to quit proreer record of 39-2-1, holdLs his ''But times have changed 'l'he total t)erb', take, for beautiful, robust hay curled auitottilevuig brothers. ,ii American League franchise, fessional skiing now after making such a great corn.' "I know nnyself," said Rob- country's lightweight crown as You can talk to him now." RINGER WINNERS example. for Secr'et.irlit wai tile more reason to hijack it and shimmered in tile Still the 29 he' he is should teach the big boys the erto Dunn, the champion. well as the British Empire Janback boat. .k , , ., he is?--Jack Callahan, Engletood, NJ. sible fle'll be pawin , a hole big leagues a lesson. Next time "And I'm in great shape for this ior welterweight title. 12nd irom left) accepts Lbe first place trophy from Jo .f -0711 THELMA VOSE. Froin I%9 through 1971 1111 sled 'I'll's Iiorse 'Ila v be .1 in his stall and I II o do your hom A-Chianct's are' the great Kmlly will return for a second great athilcte' hut tie's n Sweat lie believes ''bat McDaniels for winning the Stenstrom Realty i the period whiichi cncom . flinger Tournament at Thompson's losses caine A carefully. the picture of Both men 011 the pro four simply be~ause he likes the exciteangel lie slung his sopping Ow stretch people'' are undei finishers, Jean passes the' latest Figures second and third place while shortly after a ring incident on t- 0 the Mavfaor Country Club, iii confidence as they prepared Meanwhile, most people L4 tall arotirid, devilishIN * ,lop All light. lie stolin. I t .d ment of it On the subject of phone) ing his birthdate. he paid, it riot exploited boat thefts In tile United I Oct. 6. 1970, when Roko Spanja says. "It's mv 1".." I Zinn a nd Frances Banks prouldIN present their winnings. ,t'tting l':delie Sweat wet It Some horses you have to I real age Because mountain peopie are real San Diego are shedding very ineet in their 15i-round wort State's have quadrupled. from lie doubts, though, that t I k,k -people " was like ;I kid Ili a tilt) ,)')Ill* 'CIII irtitind Slap oil 47 1 , 40-2,(XX) to 8,W) according to #Ir few tears over the failure of the lightweight championship fight 0f Yugoslavia died after he was bac k stretchers-groom s. vx 't'rtt Not tutu knocked out by the Australian splashing his mother 4. Carl S. Cichon, director of e'rcise bob's, hot walkers Padres. They have too r1an)' here tonight. marine services for State Wlut'n the drenching ended, will ever be unionized 1' other things going to be worried - 1~ rid ht! A? . - A Farin Fire anti Casualty S%%cat, a 35-year-old black ni,lmr, said. would cro.-), Secretariat rippled a long game, like' 1'e read? -Terence Iterr). Des Moines, "Please don't mention it in over loss of lace because of hjjs Boxing Association titleholder, , Company. It is estimated the picket hiii. to Work and relieved sigh, using tits man, with the arms and tor Iowa. baseball fiasco. has won 35 fights, 30 by knock- front of hinti.'' TROLLING? I'% e ne's ci ti sit that in 1971 $50 million worth lips like' a rubbery trumpet weightlitter, w hm'h Sweat may be ;tit'h .i one en them a saliva test-mnosti A-Well, l e . of pleasure craft were puir' Eddie' Sweat wrung out hiss because' sonic' of them I ye seen right after a game are so GILBERT, Sanford, doesn't appear to of sa ira. Guy who licks his luined. shirt dry you'd think they i. be ''trolling'' along the Lake Monroe sea wall in lips nervously is sure sign of a bennie'popper One AFC traded Ititrely, though, are boats Gabriel asked to be trad 'We had a '.ery good meeting ''Sit'ti,itt'c tie' acts like I'll ILAI)ELI'lilA Al' fullback I know doesn't conic down to earth till Tuesda' stolen where thes' should be 2.vcar.okl Angeles acquired the early morning light, but what would you instituting trade after Los we are baby.'' said Sweat and Eagles want The Philadelphia morning stolen, in tile br'ne, oil yes, r I \ talks With the Los Angeles quartertmck John Had! frorn "~ call it? Walking your cane poles? Good luck, -~'ou -w otildn-1 hirdiv In. . Roman Gabnel. and they've sometimes some (air-shoot San Diego. lie've' he gumni' into manhood We Have Iizzy. : Rams." thiue'ves will )UShi oft j asked the Los Angeles Rams for I ubnuxious-ltsrr Kamm. l,ng Branch, N.J. it)' tIumuuiluu) termiis. Stt'rs't,ti ( J Richards Photo) dinghy hr the' light of the the price tag on the disgruntled a guy whit) chiarugt'd his A-Not always I meant. muon anti make' off with it iat is a :l.vt'am' old, but uli t to' National Football League Q EA. . ~ . calendar that hut name from Cohen to Cosell, put On a hairpiece and tells it boat Mostly, though, the' like it is Morec'st'n. to tell the whole' world how it is in his quarterback forthcoming autobiography i"l Never Pla>ed the Ganu.' i. LET US FIT YOU: Sweats (silk' suggested liii own backyard, or garage', The Eagles and Gabriel FISHING 15 Howard, who bills himself as the great journalist of tittve'Wiiy, or apartment park- ;iiigt'r at hits madcap colt Iii meeting __________________ times, has employed a ghost writer, agile Mickey Hersh- agreed on terms at a ing lot fact, Se'i'i .'tiui'iat is Sweat here Friday. The next move is kowiti of Houston. Fact is. Howard is a s'ery bright. ag l't melt' Souuiethiing should be sidel gneui%'e person whose' big danger is that he doesn't be. up to Rams' general manager iit)Otit thit' but twnt'n's t hk'mEs'crs butts out to ruts a FOR THE SET Don Klosterman. Gabriel has l(iggs said since Mrs. Court come a caricature of himself Or remember Mel Allen BobLOS ANGELES APi selves, thus hardy breed of 'l'iiple Crown Winuit'i'.'' soul LA Rams owner Carroll ask ed to be traded, but the rethe whose ego also sw allowed him As io. SHORT MENI by ltigg says there is no solid was consider ed the best oo who s it fit' r Sd it 'Thieri' ain't utuaii Meredmthi's Rosenblounru ;imil after lmstrrimnig to }ia-ahrd lrt is that his An'cics wants womrwti players and since tie dc4. mgntated non-t'unfcrtnct' giiiui's ummith'r it biiiiu michi-man's liii' unniriutiuient for hum to play MEMPHIS, 'lenimi, I API si'', iihe ths'iiu tit oiimid 4 (0 t~lemphis State University count toward its MVC record. at least one player of All age 1 09 EA. FISHING STRINGERS,, NYLON 0tris Evert, although agree. feated her in their "battle of the Slacks .. None. actualh- The last to cali ber in return. in as Q-41o% do I et an autographed picture of Johnns The typical I! S. weekend the' nitent had been announced for a sexes," he from the 10(iovll win 'ithmdrew Friday e'igtit 'l'i'ii'le' 5C Mu Athletic L)irector Hilly Sport Coats . . . thru size 64 FLOATS & BOBBERS champion. McCarthy. arth ', I'roso, t_tah. Beneh? Susan McCarthy. sailor, said Cichouu, is tile e ns' ms. 'mtat ion, died i fe & UP W,000 winner-takewinner-take-all meeting the pchool Missouri Valley Con- Murphy said the basketball In Los Angeles, Klosterman Is send bach- said Friday: man who scrimps and saves "I'm standing by waiting caSuits ........... single and thru size 66 A-One way, if OFF vcui's ago lie' won the' 1)(. 1 TACKLE BOXES ............. ............ between the two later this year ference after being voted down schedule For next season "iii/ to buy a $3 000 1 $7,500 by the I'n'e'iikmst'ss liiltt the' LIST sele which one is the elor Bench your own. Seriously write to him in care of gerly to ..%Ie have talked to the at Fort Lauderdale. n an attempt to alter league ready set and Includes conShirts. Dress .. necks to 22 the Cincinnati Reds. Cincinnati, Ohio. Your letter will be CANE POLES inbouril-oulboard runabout. Ilelitiont Stakes Ili 1948 which one afternoon nothing set," Riggs logical contender, Eagles briefly this "There's oottialI scheduling, way trac ts with most of the MVC Shirts-Sports Nothing spectacular, except . thru size XXXXL processed by their public relations off ice. The easiest Swe'iut was in the mumnuiiig NETS ALL SIZES, SEINS,, SHRIMP NETS & CRAB TRAPS consaid in ar interyiew Friday with has the best record. They an The development came dur. to tile owner. Ile doesn't (ti to giet autographed pictures of any football or baseball and no trade has been t, tile rubbing crimn la-A beat me so let's It isn't OW' practice sport.caStt'r Stu Nahan of KABC say they rig the third day of tile MVC's teams. Our football schedule is even have to live next to it Near, lot). StAce he was also includes player Is to write the publicity director of his club. A sunALL FRESH WATER & SALT WATER TACKLE 19N arid set through see which one hais the best !sts It'll probabl) to cotiunent on trades that television. water hole! (Arizona, for CX' Itisa Ridge's gi'otsuis Ikit "spring meetings irs Meluul)tlis. contracts with most teimmns in pi v is kept on hand just to rueet requi lphia Eagles when now and between record OUTBOARD MOTOR OIL to get one from the Philade anuiple, has the largest per Riva Bulge', the 1972 Deiti or haven't been made yet. I hope AnewMVCrulerequirestluut the MVC." take less time call ta The 55-year-old Riggs de- we can play." the Texas Itangers we can make some progress illember !whool play six o Rig was U.S.) Often, he lusts his boat (lie hii.t,ukness, feated Margaret Court k!conlerenct' over the weekend.MSU, which entered the confootball games be I on a trailer and drives 50 to Franklin high School in Highheavily publicized Mother's Mkedwhat theRams want in ..It was a ser) hieI track eligible for the MVC champion- ferenee in 1967, has been a Porting shot: miles to a lake for the an & lit ot or Jim Save You Money land Park, whets' h. graduated match Day 11 -year veteran, quiet ins estl' the for basketball under return Is State sought to the MVC's MEN'S WEAR power ttiiit (ILlS, (hue dilly Bus a lost, Memphis in yhw. weekend A big basketball betting said, "There's nothing in 1936' But he the headlines after the playitA 3D05 OSIANDO. who was the NFL's most pop Into .simmsi Sweat ''I didn't feel toi' competition, The Tigers won cha:ige that to live. gallon and could lie l)ef'hIss to iumiuuuicuurc with Ume. After speaking to students he the match vacation concrete" about clowns in the iaws I mean Kios1969, us almost to summer in valuable player the conference basketball 3) S. Orange Blossom Ira ii-425-8695 Memphis State has only three offs bring wash, scrape, paint varnish; 'it' rut.he'tt I a thsesimsamisl Miss Evert announced last was given a trophy that was terman replied. "Equal value." diddle Witt' horses that won races Oil .I engraved: 4 Cit 0"04Vie pI.p tI& month . 'P' Gabriel met here with Eagles to finish second to UCLA iii the his boat in February, %ctiedule and four slated inuiimgmn' cupp>' track, you happy u Got • tot.h qenhtoa RbOS W'ste h. of (some Bobby Ri1,s-Frank1.in'5 Otst' to "To •$ UinSy commitiiient "I have no 1130 STATE STREET head coach Mike McCormack, 4 The school i'eviously has NC/IA tourney. They were MVC ing the smell of sal1 above All ,w Em to 4e •stetti'i$5 q.tit.o. long as your hoist' commit' ti Ciii ,11v1ptptt) Ti. most play any of the girls. There's Champion Cl'iauvantstic Tennis the slush .ad after which the coach told a 'n allowed to have some des. co-chmpions the year before. hiit" ';ife' and sound I al it ,coR 1) even -, US. I e i who and at ..., FM P .If 11 -4 4`~- 'iegeta nan from each others gl ' -' . A&W ."-..--.. ' few U.S. Almost Beats River •" for a Cl 7A PON. 7?5T Russ '. '- .. gear, 4 times as to - By ever) at many '. a decision per team Rain may Send , %. 0 French Tennis e Matches 4 4.' art' • of '' - ssst . Hey B u - area a won _________ .'. .'i/1 were was ' " Oat ,. . '' - , reefer . YOU ON , - - - ' 3 '- - a . "' - '" - Thorou hbred G tipoff: Horse"s Best Fr*iend . are ' n .' - I. n ' ' _______ _______ . to :: morning out for fanci grievances k cm " ._ insists * '' s" empire, ..,, . ________________________________________________________ Fight Betwulnen Champions . felt of an auto- I course. . . :: . ' ' '-. - older than from retirement' Or wi at NEW WOMEN OFFICERS l'l'ie .Sanfrd Women's Bowling Aasoi' atain i.'hl :,heir .mnual meeting the Bowl America Conference Room n 'Neilr.esday, May 23 and the (allowing officers were elerteil Phyl Varner was selected president; Rose Messersmmtb Was named first vice-president Helen Barbour,,second vt(,t-president. and Agnes Butcher was selected it arms. rt Lee remains setTetaryreasurer with one year of her term remaining. The installaUnn of officer-s will be held July 25 at the Trophy lunge with Alice Carver installing 'iffiver at sergeant as serving as The Hank Drafts proved their worth last week as they swept past the Penny Ptnchers and into first place after brooming the Stockholders Last week. June Plant's 199 led the first place team. Bill Kinney did his best to keep the Penny Pinch.!rs in the lead as he fired games of 234 sad 213 but saw his mates falter losing three to the Wooden Nickels. For the Nickels it W8: Jack Hunt 180, 197 and Bob Ashby 189. The Greenbacks won four from the Oups and now ha v" hold on third place. Frankie Kaiser fired a 184 to the Greenbacks. Bill Varner saw a nifty t.ie" 'hi' to three wins over the Money Lender's in lead LOCAL PINPI )URRI .' year, ream The First Annual Vega Singles Bowling sponsored by Bowl America and Holler Chevrolet, is slated itart the weekend of June 15, 14. and 17 at ttm Bowl Ainer:,,.i Fairvilla lanes, There ll be four weekly tourney's the Bowl Amerle;s Sanford lanes with the first week slated for June 22, 23, 4 There are weekly prizes of $100 for first and $75 for .sernnt xtth the oppnrtumty to compete in the grand finals, 'mlat. 'pt. 18, wIth a 1974 Vega going to the champion. Both the weekly winner and the weekly runner'up get i -çot in the semi-finals which are set for Bowl Amcre;s Sanford Sept. A and Bowl America Fairvilla Sept, I Entry fee for the tourney us $10 '.vtth unlimited ri'-.ntr',' illowed each 'seek but only one aih -;r:' ihl,' 'J f hi' '-fl .ifld WTRC sanctienld -.3' IS ASK 1 i: ~ EGAMN6I.F.4 TO(;RN (. of LEAGUE Elaine Kostivai 176, Jackie Kilheffer 171, Yvonne Player 170,179 and Helen Padgett 171...Errne Runion's 203 led the first place Spare Makers to Lhree wins in the HITS & MISSES LEAGUE...Leadlng the way in the came from Robert Washington W9. Jim Carver M0.216. John Jact) 195,195, Eddie Adams 198, Ed Eldridge 185, Thelnia Mossholder 199, Bob Stettler 191,187 and Rich William. 180,195 Jim Johnson. John (Amwn, K.jv Wolf 3nd Dolly Nv~ii: were the members of the championship team in the GO4)L SHEPARD ChURCH MIXED league which recently coneluded its season. Wayne Lennox took high average honor-i with his 158; Shirley Setala's l was tops among the women. Do is Smith had high game in the league with her 203; John Clinton the most improved bowler among the bettering his average by 34 sucks since the start if the season. Shirley Setala improved her er by pins to take si.milmar honor among the women. to the SCA MIXUPS SUMMER _EAGUE Charles Elbery had a steady i38,19l.I&-.i67 to pace his team to thr" WIIIs over the Kosher Dill Pickles. the Unforgett.ubles teat the second phice Charmia Bunch by two games. Jow Jackson's Ir, led the CharLuna Bunch to three wuis in %i.,r was men, av age sas sa%. were :,::::. . '' '' The Price ' Eag les man out a LIZZY PreaSchool Vacation Stile r ' ' KING SIZE CLOTHES a Nothing Concrete Yet On Evert.-Riggs Game here ' s our 'l FISH I PIG RODS 8 s Aemphis State Quits REELS '4.13 COMPLETE WITH LINE BIG MEN' fvlissouri Valley Loop ' TALL MEN! of I;ig -- was now "wait ni . fiirt'rs iioi g ...........,..,.,,,,,, , ' women's pretty, you're to is can , 01,1 to Corn. r J stors for si Vg ,. ti,t ptlio.Oi O,iVt? iø - toiwm CII O$d.c qtItIOC _,,zt. .,_ti,..i ,t_...,,, qu a vsi'.,, nasui', caueu iwa s.uiu ,,nti,,y,,j ,.,,,,,s firm kniit that it 411" Ptzitjg'r" ' - t'ttt of \Ltrv ticker !'.3 w:i the bet perortnanee �- 12A—TheSanford Herald 1: - - -— — -_r• -- __7_-- ____--__________-__--- ----- ------------- -----.:_---- — Sunday, June 3, 1973 Asswinted T'rems Wrkff JACKSON'VI LIX, Fla. If the permit comm ux soa:L Staten said OP.S will be Auad Sewiwk 0 0 . The entire flNtiflg poW SIR- rnaflu!RCtUr('dRt( olumbia, stalled After the sc which will be piped tion will be built in the Jack towed to tOr o shore nnbu ted . eicting transmission lines. nuclear core. The core will be Cnst of the two plant., break- - product Both plznn wiL be er'. date for the first plant It is ted in be built on order b Public Service within b% the Neu Jet-sey utility 2.8 is estimated at $1.25 billion. Electric and Gas Co. of New The two plants together will miles out in the ocean. AP —Raby shrimp and other able to meet aMa'. W?9 debt'- Jersey. S. is the seecirid one. .400 ' Vo , wila1w 90i MW . George Stuart's Engineering Department umu Presents David White, Universal Engineering AV JQ it. fill in the tidal estuary an Blount Island known as Elack '4 ort of Jackitionville, is the des- Q igndsneota$2SOmiilinn plant. OPS says it will produce floating JOWCT stiltiOns that '.lI help meet the na ti on's energy . cnsts vith little if any damage `4 • recognized for • rugged dependability the June 3, 1973 iB OW P1011' 11 I .- ,gpuuI1l (rw1uuiio,i I "Wi SAIW IS., 4 I ' V11 V, 'J 10 AL 1" ts sw , - world over r -: ,-.... . L . .A With vvutnVariable varlawe - -, .- - I - - f sloar . Instrument rlI..___t I Power .4 . '. 'Vi - Weia Ai . . . Island work Ing summer. but .-----.-----.-----.-.-.-.- ç Pat - ties -. . -jk zpprcived the Blount - " BefOre Iris truniellI ks the St Johns River Sunday, £.w' '.*I• _• Electric and the ship building Terimco Inc.. is waiting for the federal govemment to come up - - Enteiviin -,Senioi-s _ OPSi. the company f armed for Fr 01" ? - Offshore Power Systems Me ) 1111(1 ________ nuclear power plants in Jack- There on m en World Baa River, a year afwr two of rations dedded to build floating .- megawatts of dMium of coastal marsh1ands the nation's biggest corpo- -. — - Nuclear Plants In Jax Don't Bother The Denizens 8 F I -.---.--- . ' .. .- 11441 T men ;J dent. said i, recent ronferenve ironM out the objections. fie predicted a federal pe=it will Level Meanwhile. OPS has leawd three flours of a new building l 8090 Tran sit Model 8090 , presswa system m Arlington in s price class has so many features builders No other instrument . i. odel wil for simple operation riigrc on th pb reliability.Graduatec ci'cle fully —d4 rin de--,:;r a! uht duc-L I'D tV_ said OPS Vire President enclosed against dirt tir moisture, rotates for zero sellings, lranspprert vernier permits readings to 150 min. Leveling plate has permanent "f William Staten. built in lubricating system Case plumb bob and instructions included 1 atinns and facilities. people also are pro ed1ni. with the design tapered centers provide for repast readings. It%, which we've almost firmed plate vials. Glass covered vernier reads to I . U hi — r not losing on'. time . th . . - Level Transit - . -%.I has 26 power telescope with internal rack an pinion focusing. centers ith permanently lubricated inner and brais covered levelin g screws outer races p- - ',, i 4 i-. • Model S-201 H ' - with tripod ________________________________________________________________________________________ .__' ILi. v' — J I .: . , - . . Model DL-18 -.• - d It system for maximum h'rntic brightness and image definition. Res.OIulion 3 seconds 'Telescope is connected ' I ,' 1St - A - — ri 'Ti (165) and coated i, \t Y I Ii. I - h - MW accurate leveling performance under severe conditions of du :c with s field bag andlooliut. U7 I Mar pipe lines, railroads, streets, topographic surveys and 369 contours. L1J :i I)orpi '% - ' IIT4tT 00 , - ' S -' 4 - • - . each set-up. Internal locusing telescope, erect F~l I 1, - I - 's'. `14 ,. - . . . - I . - it. - "- AG enclosed - 0 p .: d6w -, - e ' A. Si I f 7 tI ' f._j - with tripod I - platim trifisti%. Shr )uias 41.911111111 wtv PBut& and is dratisited to fit 1 orb o pr V p Ir "743-- - -. - ORLANDO Ph. 241-3431 CM .r I Downtown Orlando Thum.. Sipe. 19 6 p,M. .. - , 1"ot, I DAyIDIIA KACH 255.Sn2 - DeL015 S01`00 6614436 - VELIOM 17,4576 - 717=11.1.1 2Lt7-WA - ULKI CDUM 3:34SU - • ~_In~ vt & 16 I r'---_- -_ - _ nIiiiiIiii Duty School O u- N ii ds E t - - .# ,4 $ I -' , ' AA •.i-;4 I i i.tt • zlpl • " 4 I IN-/) K I'/.// ;0W %Ar All PrIC911 f 0 b. Oriando store, end apply on!y 10 merchiiindi" now on hand, - . dparents, The Troy Ray, 230 Crystal Drive, 1,00i Arl)or. Fifteen classmates and friends- joiled the group for an afternoon of flan. The 6*211511 Simi A hostesses served , WV.4 ;,.;"T Reagan , , were c omplimented w th a graduation cook out and clutter party, given by Susan Ray and Alice Singletary at the home of Susan's i dwi *"nor -, Two HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS, Diane Holloway and Kathy - S iioiiihi re gtstt ri ii nur s I -.ssttnuok I.lt tiit titiii :' St tii'ol School set I precedent this tomes. Perhapsretire(Intirses Susan, "We have twen very '.tar by hating a r egisterrcd ed '.t old consi d err it or .ipi .0 Lii •ih sut it lui t "rkin' t it hit r nurse on duty tit tlie school nur-A-, with prolwr training, %% His children having 1whavi r chnic. (0111(i do Ilie Job." al and physival probletni ' .; Opn Monday and Fi-iday ..L - ' Mff ;hwj 133 East Robinson 1( .1 S.302 Two Free Stoirsids 'arkmog L is Se habla Espanol . J 41511 1 . loo _J •• ... I - I J . UW51 11W * TR-303 V Mrs. Frances Willis, her daughter. Duree, and Mrs. Thelina at luncheon. tet- ehaFannerPhoto) -T -e ' .. tio Griner. -- Seminole County School System. Her year at Eastbrook Elementary School has proven successful. According to Susan, several other elementary schools are going to try to implement this program next year. . burn I Barrett • SUSAN Stone, R.N., is the first full-time nurse in the t,&i. art • --:.:: a ' b,r4 geord(I " ' ewA 11twill, 1 -AV 'to Florida'$ Largest selactin 4V ".41 of fluddertlCotiftectots • Instruments and Suppli es and fern. hostess gift from her irarlmo th was a Bible. Friends Joining her for the luncheon were Wend y Wade. Pam Hart, Diane Green, . 11 St - - lZor l"Ift'STMUNIANt pilut hired b% Lamern Airlineb is, Bar- -, ,s napdragons •'. . 47 vZ t'uit • with tripod •: arrangement of pink and white dais mums car nations, baby's breath, , , ' 14 4 endless tangent screw provides -ii :::i::4 I•_JP - v ,,.XrV .A , 1 was fitid big. plumb bob. magnifitr and tool kiL carrying case. tool kh. surisha.it and plumb batm. . - -- , • sit limation to V' . 'TI-tie leveling s:re" are h -' - DO*. 5* min. locus. glass rilizit with staiJa Will -IS, .s member of the Seminole High School gra duating class was guest of honor at a graduation luncheon .it Bahama Joe s 11estaurnt iiten by htr maternal grandmother. Mrs Thelma Givens. Centerpiece . ' built to witfl:arid ruti and tough field use. 1eie.ope magndicetion t 27x with erect image and large objiciuvt apirtuTe. Hatuarital circle is gtadualrd to 20'. readirt; by inclined vernier to 20 Vertical circle is graduated 30'. rtailing by vernitt through magnifirr lens to 1'. easy to Buitt-en 2.211 optical plummet is try to un 18Dm saves time (1 3 less set up chek b rotating iiint) and PtDVIdeS g1`911111' 1111-eCuta:v. Tnres ltv screws, buin-m ci:impan. all screws and clamps fully led instrument-man t - • 1 -, -, ,, - I tie in e . S . w' )• , .•.'.:' V .,, % • ::.- '..'': - X4 SAW ' • AF -. ' r"h • • 7. Automatic Contractors Level ."-- • - , - .. .. • • . W ltw- —I It' 1111.1i 'tT " Model S-302 , . .1 ,.'—• 14A6 Unted b% *tj MiSS on the. table was an C-eceiiaFarmerPhotu !aT iiz. t'iir /''_' . : 40 ( SUIT Septenditer Jr*4 Occidental agreed tit supply wok badi'. needed superphosphorichtniu at fertilizer to the SoVieth Aa • ' pP Collum. .. I . : • '' Mrs. E.C. Harper. Jr Standing from left are. Mrs. E.C. Harper, Sr.. Mrs Jean I - an d A I .iacou) Mrs, A.F. i-z t*n 41.4 annunlh for 20 years, I''i'.s ' - fl ar')er IA-ft to right i seated) are Daneen and her mother. canva ' Fully Enclosed Ultra-modern Tran tripod ai 02111 VUR — extreme temperature ranges. Telescope is 35x with long eye relief and erect image . . . wide field of view and 3.5 second resolution. Level vial has . ---'--. nations, mums, baby's breath and snapdragons. highlighted the luncheon table. She received a gift of jewelry from her grand mothers and 20 classmates joined the group for lunch. 4 'JZ1 moisture and sensitivity of 30 seconds per 2mm. Leveling head is four screw type with ., , 4 41 7- IlL U ltl0u uaSe. speclauy recommenueu or prDie eve1ing. sewer an p . . 5-201 . The DI-1B Engineers 18" Dumpy Level is rugged. dependable. designed for ,. ,, •,--. ..' - . featuring the elm colors of red '.tutt and blue car- - zi :zian tangent screw ior azimuth adjustmnts ... center his doubiit btll bearing race ... three leveling screws are fully enclosed. Complete with shock proof carrying cast. with tripo Dumpy Level -, SI ' 't , - Approved IUfl(IDflfl -. . - DA\F1 HARPI H as guest of honor at a graduation luncheon at Holida) Inn Hostesses '.ere her three grandmothers Mrs E C Harper Sr Mrs A F Cotlum and Mrs Jean Jacob'. An arrangement - f - indexing rompenator knvwn world wide for , accurate perforrninct and rugged Strunion, Unaffected by solar radiation. 'Telescope is 30x magnification with built in sunshade erect image internal ) - - UI sel Utili es the famous Path C: : - Agreement ruson • Daneen i-Xi itrn i-'h T8300 . The C rant1iiiotIwr - - t the appointed hours The hostesses presented the graduating class of Seminole Uigh School. - - work - -in ele gant setting, 120 guests called (luring In , , - 5 (1/12 degree) minutes Case plumb bob sunshade, adjusting pins trivet points and in sIruclions included Has the powe' 'end accuracy br practically a ll co"strur'icjn aid light survc 'nent are part of doing business toda'., and deep down I f eel ___________________________ - 00 Automatic Engineers Level .• t iroiu'd p -' a - I dptiir (1 ( ecelIal'arnwrPhoto) 'L401111 )IlIIleIlt ' tht hostesses from Itiresque refreshinent table are (I to r) Jolene DN'llis0n, DO)We Dyess. Mrs, 1. M. Dyess, Mrs Ralph Cowan , (,ail Cowan, Dan€'n Ilarlwir, Mrs. E. C, Harper Jr. and Mrs. Den -. clamp and tangent screws arid vernier readings 10 "problems with the environ- WASHINGTON APi ' '4 t J ,-.- Some ptiIitiuins over Liii dilo'. Rep ('harles Bennett D-Fla said 1K been uckin. fdIn'.t c-ong'essmen to help break Uut logjam and sped up this partial soluLion Li Liii po'.ttr Mayor Hatis Tanzier (if Jack. son'. ilk said he doesn't wider stand the long delay in flit fare of the Tui tion's necci Staten philosophically, says Nixon administration has given its approval ti-i an $8 billion hide agreement ttLLit is the largest In history between the Soviet Union and a Wenern fIrm Under the agreement. CWcdental l'vtrtik'um Corp and the USSR will excluinge $200 mil- A 1 with tripod -- ' - I. I 8202 - In naturu'r, pattern. ovie t4 - gradsand their mothers also recelved cor,~aj,(-; \larihn Mcoff. Pamela Johnson Sue Sanderson and Mrs Dale Scott Jr I1ostess presented Shelle ut.h a graduation gift and a Vanda orchid corsage to complement her \' hite pant suit with wood carrying case Model T8300 Other cn'.'ironrnentiulists said hark River lsn (that important S - i$ - -• environmentalists. The ed that it would upset the poses with her 'i i' In ither Mrs. ~'red Dvson, kleft) and tier niother, Mrs. 1, 'rank MetNane at a recent graduation luncheon in tier honor. Hostesses were Mrs. .1. If. 'Pruluck and \lrs McRa Trulutk at the Magnolia Avenue home of the former. I floral arr luncheon with the honoree w e re Carol Ondic.k Sherr Rosemond Kenip Druniniond. Marilyn Ad, vul: "1114 of;:~: tw. - Plans Ui fill in the tidal es- U.S.- , - ., Iwiry covering 240 I . F'11N AND festivity %%,its thv order of the day at hit' Jot' I )eflfllSOU tlOIU( I ii ks'. ood wh en Mis Dennison and daughter, Joletiv, entertained at a graduation lea honoring three nienil)ers of ,ai ' (;r1(i - U -- t . * $16W a-id o!hcr cace a--esco cs - - erest of tilt- island, but absoiutel nothing is being done as far a hiik River is concerned. I : !'1A'L P r*7 77R iID!/i or- I)UlIgIl!(r l,., sh - - N- 411 I 1 — 4' IIII1 2 sensitive a telescope vial and minute Furnished --- ht'said "We' ve let one contract for work on Blount island. Ttuit's for wst piling rrn est priced full transit in , ees strurnent. Telescope rtvollves 360degr venically for back sighting without disturbirig h o rizontal settings Double concentric - Now with up Wi .tii •o • .. nerc to work I . want. Consistently accurate for btith short ano long range sighting. Built th tripod and put 350 engirwers and plan- IeA - 44U Vfw' ; 8 - ot hamburgers baked bearm, potato chips, ice cream andcold drinks. Hostess gifts were keN I rings and a book entitled "What is a graduation?" Photo shows the fionor gumts, Diane and Kathy, smted. Standing (I to r) are Alice Singletary, Mrs. J. S. I followay, Mrs. on Rea gan . Ka thy and Susan Ita>, hostess. "This prograin lias proven to be EVE EXAMINATION'S S Iison receiveda Bachelor (if much more successful than was &-ience degree from Ohio.Statjanticipated. simill v\plaIlli'd that She had The rapport University. and her )ounl, iiiiiiiii liii. It I( lit is, part—tits j),itit lit', hiit t gre at utilid: ut boriu'.t d i iii.0 liiiit iruiii itt and uiistlf has really httn in her. Most of the stiitltnits ( tiiiiil i hl.iil(h De partment. great," kw)~% tier from her visits Ili and liad re-screened tiltllivir clasarwins. Through her -Al"It'lits' 0es. "I have Illade SPONS011FI) fly III-TA effforts. the National I)cIltal teferrals and have flail 41w. Week was observed, with guest t-es.sftil results from Parents Susan accepteil the position six-akers awl denionstrullorvi, 1," 11119 1:11133eS for YOUfig stetS lust Fall. Sponsored by the %0111 Ilved theill.". l.kniientary Sch($d Sti%Wi lOIS ililill) phimns for SAfl1V I'itfl(ilA%I 1 ;-IA, Susa,i is pant and ciii. next Year. '1 toils' to get into plo)t'l by thi sc hool board, llis'iro(lLih iiiufl 5li origijuited a program , liii 'slit froiui money collected by the I'- '.Safety Week" and invited sail , "fly ktluig the children TA Fach family contributes Mitrion Eggers, water safety --tee "I'd 11-M! they $7.00 per vear toward her instrlictor, and Beau Taylor. - it Ix-tter under.%landing (if salary, We De l),14 Suit t Officer, to iii, liii hi umith Ilroi'ruuii "Several other elementary Ix,tirIA-forettit!tittlti(.Ilts, P*Illl ps shill-s under 11 ,chools are going to try it) weris iihown arid lectures gi vt. .11 microwolw III licalth cl1I,,jse3, Implement this prograin into (in home unit school uft-ty, A "I'll 4'Vell let the 0111dirvit look their plaits next year." she saft-ty poster contest generatel into a human vitir with tin said. .Susan hopes iimurti interest aunon' the i)IO5('Oj)C" 'I - Z CONFERIN(; ... Frances Walton, principal, left, Susan.Stone Elda Nichols 11holo) �Thi' - _1 - - I I -_ . _. -,-_%--',-'-, __1. "I. _1 ___ . *. ~_ - .___ ;.. . ~_4,!~. -'. -_ __-_ ---.0 - -- - . - 1 Onc Of Ie(Ic"ratc'(I Chili rgaret IOl1fl(1efl' - /T FV/ Pol,filtralls fl" 0111 (ii'? S Pattlet' aiier 141 : e bor(ith -.-.;T_-.-il -_ Sunday. June3. 973 2B-TheSanford Herald - , _______ - - - __- Ili - _. - . C L - -,., , I - Chiiurchiidec t - - . Iir._ . - - - _ - - , ' -. -e . - 10, •,." I ig, s 45 :1 - h - - - wi, '' i;_.. - . I ~(" Suddenly her husband Jul% of that year. and ahrKist '4k~ the joined ." -ok Ill and died. Margaret immediatel% . N111 1111,0% MARRIF-S Thec were one of the earliest settlers in I'lieltona. No. 25 to be exact 'Mackle Bros presented 55 tutu living here she met Norman Wagner through a this and their names were entered as members of the were - - just completed her district ci orkshop at the Palmetto Club n Da%tona Beach. and has install~d numerous Club., Wtio can estimate the pmouer of a woman' No one Courage. stamina and perdescribes sc% erance ... this Margaret Wagner. im ;_ -4 -i - (**~ i "IN-M r )& China U he Ma rga re t Wagner U1"I)i us ' ,lflu (it "4. riu)t"' '-.Ofllt pelrs \vhich she has collected or received from friends for the past 20 years. 77he tinv French slipper s4e holds is over I 00 ycars old. S(x.lt.t% of Ploneeirs , ttus club is TTltrrted comprised of the first 100 ' (Charles Edwards Photo mi j&IIIL..IP "; of Director I)ti displaNs, the beatitifill St \ \s \( 's E I. "'s i i ' embers this / - e '-' _w- tions itit lii II ______ r )~, A - )'- ' with tt ' ; - ' ____ to - , .. sear. ~ Charle-s Edwards Photo) t - _____ - - -- 11C I Ili\ ---- ri I (Jitloti itr' w:ic ring flowers uipi.i sp J.11 - -. ______ _--1 L -. - -• 0L -, - - - I ' - - Sabi ,P( M~ I pofslnientc flie hrhk s table I • i thu f' hu rid sst'd'liru' (uk' decorated isith larul. r rosi c unit ribbon ikcigri tops .1 I / ' - ,.- - , 4 g' L g -'i / - ' - . ' I V i an.telohrn unit diver op ihh s :- _ (?(I(h( rs ~ .- iiser purn ti bowl •iioni with " - -. - ,itiil a situti' aisle rarpet %%i'ti iistul (,i%t'fl in marriage by her ______________ i-iZt- - I ' t I ____ Punch waq served front _- d ,T:-'u''- 7 n"/tsfi 14,.S 1(1 (?,S - F_ IF /1 I It'•"Iii : - ~ IVMFMMjw - Fhrri' laid. c s. ri ..v* rlai.l iitJ, ¶,itiitC lwi' hutlig unit attnruiu.l - ,L i ' ; .-U- - (hi { 'r1'1/. .- --- - -_ tinruts uuniil the i'rrw)m S thu. dati (.1k. Mrs W I. (os. Mt Airy. N. C. and Sirs I art MuIe) Sanford iwits of th( i)rIiti tnt unit served the cakes and pourtniu was Mrs Athert Kelley Jr oh Park nuts A •i ) I \ ( fl \ (If E f , \Ir tIr1c Mu. \arnar;I - - length gust ii i i SS1II(u pols stun org in: u cc attach hit ii ( tt.iJ)i I , * 1 . _ I length train The hodo , ,~"__. . f tir ut i qu In itui kliin ~ Illaill lilt vand 111111" slve%- es- The full skirt was M ItS. WILLIAM .101 IN KIRSCH JR. trinillied %%till matching lace I)elxn 1ih Anti Boy d intertwined 1111.1 ss itti satin ribbon Iler finter tit) vvil of silk . Illusion was st,cured by . ,I crown acces%orivs and ;I whitv rose The bride's mother chose ;I I I of w1litt. leavesand sciid pearls. forinal-length p.1 1v corsage, I bl ue 1k r only Jewelry ci is a gift lX)l)tsttr 'O%ifl with long t,ice The 'ronm s mother wore i front tilt- groo-in. his gr. bodice. matching forinal-length gown of palf. pink siceves. lace nadinothi-r's heirlixiin lwarl var rings, She carried a bouquet of UCI' '( - i& r 5 - 10 - ( (Il e r - - Re Sirs lull. untlill Orlando, presided stilt ii •it ttii gui si book tahit' iii (itr.it (I with a sini'lv' 55 lilt. iost in .i crysstat tal bud sac. ) ()f' 'v I"4S } It \'I rs f Ieannr K Warrh'r - _/ I ,A N ar( _s .- F() I touting hostesses Wefl ?strc l)oroth) Wilkins 5unForil unit Mrs Dorothy Hurketti., oni 1 1 - h n i (if 11 1 -/ / , ,/' / t - - 11% filLS "ut IIUI.S • For lit going-away MrsKtrsh chose if tw -piece spring ' , , with white trim and ac( wr r until a v.hite rosebud U corsage - -*n.i 1. .-d ' NANCY (orrespondrnt Sfr 'Ae'.amara i-i trtive in Li''lt.i o - ifli . silver tray she received from the Florida State Federation at (lie cOnVelltion last month for the distric t his in'1 (hi' g reatest inc rease rl inembership during tile past %,car. The Deltona Club helped earn this award by . signing lip .52 ,,Iw clubs in this district. She A k . - ,uj1ship thes • - ______ - , \I Is 'hc h.,s (rattled iousarictc ; -- w' , 'TOVed to Akron, Ohio twat her ChrisUan ('hutch (if Delloina. I daughter. Helen . - 14 I . -- - losids home art 1 niosed in in o ra '-p ;. sprigs of Flowers unit a kneetirit' . .00 It . i!l - sfiq,rt qlcc'veq lure and tiny pearl trim at W11101111P. [notching HeOrlP and pink fftiP rnrcnge - - s cu'ri' niarked ti ith ictittirul)t)ilu1 ii ubs s hr. •iuiit -• / I ' - - , the alt it Intlost 55 (t( •IitOtfli d c ith 1 I iiitlhi s sur rounded bs sprigs Itt ret flu rs and Ilussi rs Asisit - - - I Irmui # - Ft inkun r -C * 0 - If 1~11 11 III ,--- - tsi ii set ii hr 1111 Iii ii I ifl(1Ch1il)ri two ii pit am siti S ani ml h isket-. stink .t,itts. IiiiitilS attil iuui rin si uth l-;vi'nilrrIi'Iit it tc hilt I it)I)iIi In 'liii r - - _.liI ihi rs4ln orulist presented appropriate nuptial .select iniludini' Flie lord s I'r.i r Thi'nn' S4tit "' -. p ' W I -- ' 4 - . llo1 \l8triii%t1fl) S ittiril s \l is 11 1')It it • p in .it th. Holtini' hilt s \loras mll u (huri.h lA)fl'iiO4sl Ilis I)'tsid H liurkitti offic iating li ris Hiatt at tilt, candleligh t deiuLth ring \1 r is i it trail it Ion at &_,. - - . -. _____ - - 4 _________ - Lht sears of age was in gradi lhor.ih lt.1ii Mr. and Mrs Phillip S Ilmd, Narcissus A.ntn' Sanford, and \%illinin Jotni irsi ti Jr i'n f Mrs Frances Kit schand tilt,lati, Mr 1 ktrsdi Sr 3OflI Ili liii dau ghter . I . .1 1. . -______ -' • . \tk'. - ~-~,_-~,1 5.-_f41- I I - Jr. Ni/f)! ia/s ___ 'e was reeh ted n rmhe to settle in lltoria i door to door announcIni, an m mbership in the F)ond Clubs S to be held Federation of omen nother president for fl)t2fl the organization nr ClUb M This assumed the role u' father as as However. Just when she th t, a 'Margaret at the Conimurnt Center the of beginning well as hus ba nd happiest Iraged' struck again Ct Her following week 'agneT flub oman (e)fld( nt dignified \ttri..wet Wagner. The children love him lookIll Mr. Wagner and died in ficient for Margaret. Now. 4w charming. cultured First I.adi though he were their own dad.- husband served as the firm ber of that sear ecem ef the dub has in. its dreamed With the help of the Director of D the Woman's Club of teltnna Margaret said. He was the president and she as the third I thought the bottom had ni-n home District 6 of the FF%C rt members when her only Finest man I Puise ever ()R(,\I7I.S%Ot\ SCU B siomer signed the charter and itropçx'd out of cservthini. icern sias fcir tier home and both as a man and friend and of tk,ltcina mused \largaret Hosi can I iiMi nfl inn \t thes joined the Ohio the \oman s Club f mils \aturahls Sb) and as a husband and father go through this again I asked of Deltona where she was born February, 1Q65 Her children have done well retiring Margaret was never flub urn ccl! suit '' I'll nes it fcir1.eI Burl is happily married resides served as nresident tivels engaged in club ac But this is where I learned Margaret. sihen I entered the nRSTI'RLsIDF\T a has 2 uties until she came to in Vic'4 1. non Vi But, Margaret siac iw're tsut friends The) insisted The rest uc his •,r' Mrs room that das in hIollvsood and 111 Burl children interested in organizing a I'leltorui Its agner % as el"tNl it) serve its must keep bu.m. And I did. If I uaving cour ' -13fring wile and mother, Adriewe. and is retired from Woman's Club in Deltons,She \% women the first president an office she hadn'tms club ,work to Pe(1) ms bership I said t,urls nctsi that re -iring ms famils properl) and the U S 'cats spoke atout it to oilier wied. I dan't think I we tum e a club, the next thtn~ Shirlev is married to Dr. of Dellons and the) were in- retained for two.vears and firour mind aring for my husband's riteeds could hate gone through such a si.' are cting to do is build thes months.In April of 65 eight So t a full time job for me I W illiam B Rradles in Jefferson too terested -wood trAged% a stcond time." home. Tbc% thought I ma w. ',-, . 7iever thought about much elsie. cit%. Mo_ and has four boys. proceeded to print '11yen- and %1-omen traveled to Boll% mpletels *out of rec'ewe their cvctifutatt •f Margaret related Megan Ralph arid paid soung boys Ici deliser them Wit \hrgarrt said But, five sears later after S iron Born in Parkecbr. Vi cveraI trips to Mackle Bros ' Helen. a Registered 'curse to Ciarks and Thelma Braden. "-. and after Scfllni, dozens u1 Director of Green Cross she sias the eldest of three curls meals a month to prcispectis e age 6 tier mother died Hospital. Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio home owners for the-tn in thu L.-- - .virig Margaret arid her tv.c Up until last year. she as ommiinit Center, ground as ----titretlor of Nursing in West -:i' 4 and 2 t ci hilt roku i •rts t t .1 a n d is r ku pt 1k thnals S ousi H Ms t.bt 4 cuas still in office mc president h r r thf r in ut intact and employed Moth a home Tc'das a beautiful club houst suoderful woman tx as both i Norman i on stands housekeeper and mother to us.. I hi Roules ard-alt through P 1 U'c I- F ft H ft I F ft Margaret explained. erance and deter perseverance Upon finishing business (U 881;.'• , . mination of a woman '. orked as a college she Margaret is no serin. her '' d'_ ,' When the youngest daughter secretary for several sears and 'econd iCar as Director f d I later married her high School married, the Wagners decided to retire to CA,ntral Flonda. .wvetheart. 11 received a sits-er tea sets Jr. with ti-irec (1nlren, Burl, Helen Thes had friends in the real fruim the club when she retire" • estate business in F)cltona, so and Shine) from office th 1970 and la I" • , - -' the drove down in March, For mans )'ekTs all went well nionth received a silver tra\. ( - 'r liked u hat they saw,fell in love ( - , ,! Her son. Burl. was in the V.S _14 Iii A Federation for hit from the \as. Au-force Helen was a si ith the ideal climate and . r Ftctrict beirii highest in ix student at the Urtisercit of stayed - ru _ ________________ H I \\I Tfl 11-111" Rt ___________ . Kirsch A 111(1 W.J . - _______ g , 1 d Fin Bay t D t' Kappa (trnma• Kappa Nancy WO leachers froin English 1)elta Pi. F16r;da Education F stat. s I- It nit ntar', School grade tiicher who is aL -t Atsoetatmon NF A and 5[I A has. been hosen as Out grade group and guidance English F state s P VA standing Elt-mentar-i Teachers (hairman She is Safety Patrol wwretary, and trewwrer of the ! Sin. III I For I!I3 F,,rpctr,r and earhr t rnrcn iVornen ml ,'uId - - . The couple left for it wedding 'rut) to Ft Lut th rdale imi lb. it new iiddress is .10 Sheoall IlIvil, Apt. 18, Winter Springs. Fla, The groom is einifolyed as lit) ac countant with American Pioneer I~fe Insurance Co . Shp ro-onde, i with her husband. .-nt. ri-prev McNamara and .%Ir% 1-:Iearw)r Joe. and two children. Kelh Ann She received a 8 S in Both art- now Flementary and Secondary anti Kevin. anti was named by K. Warder ligitele to riCf itt the out- F ilucation from Kansas State Seminole County Jaycees a stanifing Elementim, Teacher University, Manhattan. Kan. OuutandinR Young FAucator in of the Yvar Award Tr(phy. with and her MasterIt fro m Teacher nf the -I S54Y) . grant awarfl#-d to the Co llege Itih E.Ita tes ' ~ Par .-1 t En g She tauRht F.nglL.qh Y. Sc hool re pre sente d by four )ears in Oklahoma in Elementary School in 31.72 America's five Outitanding grades 7-12. and nine years a.s ;Ind -712-'71 Elementary Teacbers an elementary teacher in New EIJ.. 'ANOR W SKDFR Orlando. and the bride Ilis '; 4 legal secretary in Orlando, Fla. Out- of-town guests carne from St. Petersburg and Mt Airy, N.C. I . carnations, uniiiiis aunt glad ciitli long satin rihiN fl attachedtom v.hik - • (flu? - ll( I()1j( 11 v . 1f?!('l Eleanor Warder been an •r.'flt4r, 'i"-icher in • "1/)! 1ll L4't Bible, ,I gift front tier fathf. - i~~_ . 17 - It I - _; ?= , 4; Z4 . - - - . - ...-. . -A- - 1% 4 A . f,; --..;, . -= -. -__~__ "i, - - ; ~O_ - .11affire i -) I ursues IT ,onlan --A _ ,I ________________ ii, ,. ~ '! . I f If ,i' - - Z.-% ol Id .~; Als. V11nia Mieliael Venture.Into Ma11'k .~W ! - ~~. -A, I Ga. ____________ - CT - __ t~_ - - - -- IN, f .- 4 - - t ) ( T- .. I 4 L : - -- ' - - • 1, -A _______________ - - - a _Vh I of our closest friends. Fran the Past five fears at If Frr F.nglLlh F..iLute School, she has OIN 111pics to lij, lit-Ili on June 2 ill Booth has re(lilt-strii fer, ,cing for -newsrwites" frorn Hacienda Ili*shopMoore Ifigh School front around the small take, and the %Irs. R)densiu spent almast a 12 noon to 5:30 p.m. Included tennis cotirl.s and he has asked week up North helping her been working on in in. gr am dividuallized reading pro of to-nefit, to the children with , lea I g (~h ~ II . Badger and James Francii. The bride as they 5.1), was a silIiOfl the events are high for the tot tot to be enclosed siSter who was ill II. r short List nilir ciii I a I I ii, p v oil o ove iness in a ong I . - __ assoc-iate degree at Western .L sprinkled with tiny purple lxms Iqu gown of Pink and white Top- y ard dash, the running broad been toll that bids are now *4 IAIIflOLS Slate Teachers College. 5 and she carried -1 ('atom-il ping the charming dress was a jump, etc Also scheduled is a be ing taken for the fencing and and a 11 Bachelor of ~ Macomb. bouquet of baby's breath (;(X)I) NEIGHBOR OF TIfE -large white picture hat. Slit, Pinewoold Dtvrby and Rocket that %cr% soon it will be put up degree at Stelion shades of lavender and white flQ(fl Pi1 'S-1F K Mrs ivisian Martin of Arts carried i cascade of pink puff Flight / Mrs Lnisersit. with purple ribbon in . stIliti South Edgemon St The event is sponsored by carnations, She isa memberof the Lntteil hrv holder Martin is a losely. gentle mc w ed ding look plafl at the 5uekms,i District of Cub SCOUtS Brute sun hits cc I) , wrson whin not only hel h acting its Cub More 4in the Cub Scout. First Presbyterian Church of F EA and SES i and h.ur but is ser active ft ighbors MaitLinci on Sla) •7 Reverend UI) 11)1)11 (haininin Other s Au tint, F itt (hit F Irwin member of Florida Sanford mtir gowns It.ay Woody officiated at the 1)4'ck.s can participate by rgiying litinter. oif Winter Springs. has V-%o organizations here in the ammIIa chapter of Alpha Det m t. otistlitu ii to hi (hi t ubni ister cut She belongs to the North a dollar registration fet ctreinon Us NAN( 5 800111 served i She tionuir itte rid mt scc ithl us. ride r the "-PP" For Central Florida itunc'! (lrhrndo (,arden flub and Following the cir..znun a ribbon sash.. S St its in(iIII A farewell luirty for our own Pack IW,, That is the one to I holfe all of you enjoyed small reception was held at the hauttn, and at present, i / Ifouquets this Memorial I)ay weekend as home of the bride for family Winter Springs Cub Scouts of which our Winter Springs Den Volunteer Fire Department. A)rresponding secretary of th Best man was Ron-mid Schaff 1 Den I was held on . 1viaturday. belongs. Hunter gets along very .%ccording to members of both Much -is we did, We had tile and close friends. COIts dubs Mrs Martin is one of il'e le a sure of hating our rhe Francis' spent their .%l it), 26 at the home of the 1k n cu-il with children urid should cc i-re Phillip (art guts I5 niceit. most wilhng workers make a fine Cubinaster. (Liughter Susan home for tier honeymocin at St. Augustine Mother. ,Mrs. Carrie Gribbin is a true goxj husband Let have uric s.II brother (if ( Ind Sirs (rmbbin took flit boss to i First visit since joining the Air • njo) lug thu. sun and tb. sighLs Mrs Mabel Rydcnski they h-ace she John She is a member of S Oh irks ( irk r Force. Susan got ,I three-day In)v newlyweds will reside at w00(IVd arva near tier holne at rect-rith rourried front a trip to neightwr with a deep sense of \J i' ir u' [-till( Miss lit-th lto%d -,ister ----17 d spr ibuIitc ia 181 l4lmbard) intl triated tkm ( .rt.r.t S J tot isit her sistir IL~ISS hi fort lx uritling hur 25 514 1) is iii Stri it this tilt of (fit bruIt cc is flucitr girl Bles GCX,4i BNV \nd God it %%ceks (if Technical .School at A long and happy married life to 4 picilic of hot dogs, rolls. Mrs. Catherine lionzekr Mrs 1st isk r Al' B 'disc is wish. d for Jun and I' ran b) PU ii chips and ottar goodk'u rnfl_nJ'l_ri_I.r_n_rl_ruL,b_rk$l U) du.nki is the sirs tILLS tate lavender organdy (Ire." .ill thi- ir (rinds and, most The 00)5 Piust has. had a ball. ccom,in from hiatt nda S ilLi,t to qu. -''- 'or ci' iii fi I • trinti .initl tins 11 - - particularly by John and ,\Ie. beca,:_--. they claim the dirtiera who hiandles little boy is the more fun he i. the hacienda Village Womans '-urties clubs, etc hou'' flowers in her hair and carried biasing Ms son Jutun t .im lub and hi has Another plc .isure I had just is bit ii tens helpful i. it k t .. a '.'. lute La) basket of (rich home very dirty and Vet) recently was being the Matron to inc in getting u1 ,jt an. flowers Birthday greetings are cx. happy' The 1n meetings ci ill timled to Councilman Victor resume in Septembir. 0 Miller w-ho celebrated his "over 'I all t - - V -4. . -I SI! ()t( ' V Bhull(kr J lgI :n schools in Seminole County .S - - .1 JIOfll( - ' A ~ I . 40 t 41 r ( if I1(' Ala y1,j 'rn - U-, - - Ca.sselberr30-, inatron of hollor, curt a forinilkngui gucin iii act nukr floral print p0!) ester, over lavender. It featured an villpire %%-;list, full skirt, round neckline. ptiff sleeves ;Intl /4- - p_ ______ - - ujm~'Wi~a ? \ - - W - .;- ~66 . . ,o untc' the home buildinL lit raid '$aff Vi nm EIX . -_ were PUS A I ,i: ., I t ;. •, IlK idea .h J I : . . 014 * I .r - , % - 'N k N . . 0. 'i 'I. '-" Vie didn I hate much capit.il ti 1'I' Mrs Vi ilma Michael i-.uld look back over her life to to begin % ith and me learned as set' her successes as a wife, sc-c went 'lcmg," she said "In 110mernaker. faithful church the f u-st two years we bwlt four mcmlx r and mother Her six houses and sold two A, ll 14 I I It. . ~ ' V it z . 0 I. 11 0 % 620 do I I 41 III , 5 fr LA e / I Aent into this colorful afghan which 1,4111~1 (1V IVIIJIL-17 1(,%11,,g care , Margaret Wagner crocheted 20 yea ago over a six-month period. before her busy days as a club%- oman. (Charles Edwarids photo) .. . . • . -4 Pro afes Retires H1 .d 'rr'a College in Iowa and did 'hi-ruiaster'sworkatColunlbua been alwacs t.ast i t( 1'l at I, s - s' -ationath oriented I was the D usicri (if Libc'r in "..-ci York. I had a staff of 1. People '11- L B %UHl15\(,01t1)O% _______ - rti is Jczr:ma Vima bundkcdemwrKy w-rappedma 0 ,uint~ Mental Health Clirtic. Because she has always timeen acuve. and always corKvrned with her fellow In3n she did not take to retirn rasdy. Volunteer work bftniwd to be L&4 -it is difficuilt for a meofesonal to be j-cen a i ; I I - - - _' recoitflue both sides of the -' ' problem Ms advice to the ii I- be - - - • - '----- - - - - -- Wll.MA SF.GREST - . - - ,, ,frlp ,, 'W %, '- -ç ..•. OMAN , -- - r -- -. • • MA • k I V 4 f4 -- - fflkl.i 5 .r- _~__ _... -_ ___ - - -_- __ -W---___-7-1 j" __ __ali_~_-=-I~ ZtZT~__ ___ AMqff~__ r ' •• - >kl --4---------- ' , - 111 - , - tilece of land it can to make ttw V 14 houses as homey us pmitAe. I ..!~ 'it was it* challenge that '. - . .I- W building busintirss- My son li~,:I been in constiruction %ork aro tii husband was a carpenter . . .r, . rl • - . MRS. V ILMA MICHAEL shoses one of her homes - on ; 61 . j of • j 0%i p - I a . . ; I sPa said rliJ -, -- - - , - I tIJJ 1(i I '- - ,_g . I I -- it was tougli going when cc.. started No banks wanted t', stick out their nctkstoftnant, a winutin operating In a imian wcqiJ Mrs 'lii hail s.M.j added (hin,s have c'ij.j suit-i- I - - the SucceSs of her I?W.\ L . -4 - - five days before' fe-sired publication date Requests for women*.-, .itscs and photo coverage 'parties clubs .1..:, - - - 5. - Double Kn'*t I k I 0 ~, - 0 .' & 3 Color Yjrri $ -.0. A / vRO No Iron / (,l F T pria ns ' rERTIFI CATEs -.. C rigger TOO - - Two Weeks tv) ( har,jr L___I .•. p sIas S • i,', ' . - DEPARTURE / PHILIPS Orairlirr choices jill featuring lei rounti trip via DELTA/ UNITED iifill condillonod hotel fooms, lianilets t)iIQQ&g9 handling attentive native tout dicons so much lon 10 Much for vouf money, ) I Nu (Rih(pil-on - -4 .. r0A $569 SPECIAL SEPT 1st 322-3315 izii r II..I1 £prom iriUfluO \% J'-.-. Lc & ( . '&__ ' / I / l -I \ .~ 17J . i-mundv& Deplifluret ' - Evety $&IUjdjfy % -1.'. ~ of jW '*- I . `ii - . ..J . " .. 0 P, I -_ I.- ,~, " I . .. °' FREE Cob, fltOiiu, West 111h - SANFORD, FLORIDA Serving Seminoi. OraneVoluima call collect (30$) 322-331S 17% h4OVI:"~s'1 - ; ..~ '14 ,... _. - ,.XX % 1 '. % ,. F- _ hIfI5IJA iI.uV( -- inAVEL AGENCY Tn -i 827 D.Uona Blvd. 68-4419 Dill Ilona, Fl. - - 228 E. FIRST ST PH, 322-3524 i.Ji / 29 Reg N .1. o Broadcloth ~ 1 045" wide Reg. wig C YARD I Ship Ahoy Canvas - F REE PARKING IN REAR WHILE SHOPPING RO JAY 6 IA4 11.01 *111 ONIIS Ifl I•O$ Is Ha..a, •'d oti IOWIO II CII*$OiII lot •SI$ bad Mi,ito Lii øi b,0(i.0iI had. / . I I i .- os. Iq ,.; .11, . % ) / 1 $ ~ ~, ~) 19 / " AERO I i I) - I I YOUR 'C' If / (l& ONI PRICF COMF'(ITE ' a Corne cieall Fabric Thil 5hittd% Staill!, • Pulyestor & Cotton • Permanent Press It - Irmo only 11111111 ________ Phan* - ' 111%. _\ ~ ,-1 _. , v 6' tutadc at 1et a week Ili "ttattit- 1A is I it I iii. i I Shop and Compare • Custom Tailor u ci • Itista lIed ji SI . s si Decorator Service ire, 0 Fabiic l$iJU,Jrti d(nIipdfliedb)a black rn1 01W - -_ % .1 N k ,) - #ia and I Attention. pleast., Tell us your story. We ult-AcOrne Your news! Engagement and weddins, fornis, available at The least - , 11 I 11 . I 11[l)(ITI, Only At A E RO Can You Buy Beautiful custon) Tailored Draperies At Factory Direct Pruct'. and Gi I In Ho me i 0 1 - )U('1Ut\ -- - it "Iii - .1 ~ f'hf I I(S) slut ..- - fit it - - -_1 -1 I . . . 41 VII IU'1 '1W I -1 1le business is a continual n - . 6-W. and muiakt pratu Ill) all her own clothes. the new \lLjniontt. Mall 1,. tn built fliis iS a hot area ' I truly • '- Th (ii - . ' -. i- d I business calls at all hours There was no time to d' anything else. bu) I alwa~. , specially with - I - - - $t'5*Ji,4 - "There is a big demand -"- *1, -*, _'55' ' .-- 14- ~Wff -.. !_1i.f - I;". ((l\TlNLAi(iiAtiEM;E I( L - Ct:ea 1) it 11 111h1 \ 4t - L Councilman John Booth h,i, twell llegotiating for se%vrol weeks with a repru. se ntatic , from Florida Lund (('Inpon) to , , ub Scouts of Pack 1% have that comparly are participating in a June fencing to (tic ru-creation area ' inetting people, latx)randiand 'Thehouseswe corking with (twin and seeing were building for $28OQ0un19I their pleasure in their new t)Oci cost $36.000 "'IX.re tatior homes laying block for a house was Aside from tier business $600 it is now 115(X) Vi. were If tic ittis Sirs Slit hi iii CUJO) S Pa)iflut $2 0(X) fur a lot Now , ;-& -. ORLD builder N'SW She decried the cost inctraws g. 7AbA&A wishes From all your Friends and constituents. Vic, ' • - I I .'- '- tt-1i ic-tirri in trouble I j 1. - I .&.'- - - ,.- - - • - lb sitU less turnover of personnel re.dting in a dollars at4 cent.s savings to industry and - -- - tevenUce care Industry rJILnieSSCS are eager for information If an enipk)es job can be sated. if he can obtain -- r~; - , •f- '- '-. pursuor a riew and fifferent t hoe LxK4~kevpiniz . . . Mrs. %Vilma 'Michael, a successful career ct! L1)S 1-S 1 1 F(. VI HOMES Mrs Michael But Mrs Michael said the when Finished We build ever) 1tanitonte Springs, is not other ..I love beautiful houscs. Itis house as though me are doing it fa%oritv model in the M,W0 to -.A amen. S!w is an individual i:,000 she- said price range has a 'un.:t-t s-, David. satists g to st the houses for ourselve cvntrahzed kitchen with dining rr*n on one side and family room on the other. tier primar) interest In health - iiv -4:, - . 011111111111101. - ;7 - into the business world to daughter--law takes care of trcid mi, • tental , - ~ - __.. __ ". . .,;a ndfather. a Unir Cdptain She is at home an a golf ( (Dur W. lov,es classical frimc. Ittic symphorty. the threstre. .1uldren in ger*nl and twr / ,,,-'' - __1 1" , . oral interview the profess.iunal level Of cvum you would expect a tilum *om.an W have a "allixi nlertgs. and indeed she has Skilma is an acid reader. tu*s .t remarkable knowledge of the (icil Viar and is turner tnigzged in reacarclung ai - % car4i m*ould dream (4 going out the super%ision while ht-r betcit-tn I1-35 people W e did rrc'rultanL, hiring. with consulting and nuri tent Skcpet-uulizedm creatiri qualits inter-c uews and d&~ responsible position just because she is a vo!untet'r , I professional c-ohntrer 13 IL) know cots c'petence and ask fur Convince tIme agenc that standards mill our :T p n - of each cia)' e1-io)-1ng an even was starting conducted inthe all did closer relationship with one s tens irw s lxpng, financial work and upervtsic'n of subcontractors o KSELFERS '..ow so't Jack who recentic Men tal Health To First Love 11 . Considtant _'. '- ." '111 - - had retired houses in 73 we will build 18 hactiani Kin. holuses and in IF.4 me pl3n tfrorn tit:, (Taft (if carpentry. Mans cionien at this stage of build Z houses. Vie hate a bit life believed that ahead are demand for our homes and sell times of qwetness perhaps them .i fast as we can build 'racelmi. to places on had not them she sad ,'-' - "' I "\ - ci' la. -, I -- •t Pt.' Cotton Preis Wide Mk Coot Reg Si S9 C YARD �-- III 49-The Sn1ord Herald 1973 Sunday, June 3. iu)RH -Y,l lOFt 5lu1NDA ,~ . . 1 - m ---Mibm&- First Selool On-Duty Nurse ('prd Frcwn 113 roriu. HEALTHRFfORUS HEALTH trihtmion Keeping health rc 'ards is ut tine of Ss.ans duties "1 get referrals from teachers if a I % her tciiard well 'P', '(, '% alread lan (in IUIVIng Mrs the p in help in Any Way relitted to health and safety with The P-TA works c1nsel With things y been reappointed by school board, MI ti lot m e." expands, if mc program t Iii Susan wt'iiitl like Organt?atu'ln enunok' ('o;iflt) stw h(i ________________ there I nurse r _.'a s ,* itt T in the clinic' , always the pssib1ilit is an ewaricrng he able In handle 1.1w - 1~ ~_ -_ . -, - I ..- -- vanIagtS of 11w program anti ill' things unil.wiiay. - B # low in the clinic. and does not diupt the office 'hcn children call hcinu It ! is Kf:i A 4 SI' o ii'- I OE child just - 4 ract tt - - .• ej / - • ___ 9-4 i S t (1 - - - I . .Bra - - L_. I a__ * - Illit I I ___ 1111111M.. I \D' PHO\E 1. . (: ' "'- . - •. ________ _____ - _____ - - . he . ' - = work toget r the children Mans paren -. - _________________________ - - -- . I \ ' itron - .. '..i:t,•. - - ________________ . - I . 4.14 __ - ___ ~r_ i7,111M __1 z., A I- - . 0 C welcome tothe hpp )one ' omens for the assembled 4:ting grounds was given b% anti braves. Indian maid Evelyn Cum' fter asking tar ngs -i the -iunhulits of rt por t all LEADING EASTERN STAR TRIBAL COUNCIL . . . (I I o r 1 Lucille Tauton. Charlotte Ouings. Percy Dillard Ann Ri1e Photo first gradu tuacht- r. -Jucl% I ."id %*ulll vun, jind Uasnk %ou tOt' ilowlarid. Thc' went to Sanford on the bus which Norma Rutfiigton so obligingly operated ;1rIl were ctuqwrnned by Mrs Guests at the home of C'.tul tilft who was ac- and Mrs Eugene Mimetut art' I.:iidji . CA& and Mrs Loulu P. Turner - 4 ch;1r,:ivr,09-Lqtl - -( Recordino-tr; Court Homs - h. ____ (1 birthday flu that Glenn McAlister had to 10 N rhtd us I Hoc iUil a few days ago but I ant happ% to 14-11 YOU ithear 1w is doing well Lind rrcpondini. to the prescribed Hi Ill M%TlIlI t IIeratdCnrrrspondenl to • Lou and their dear friend '=çth Smith. and Esther - lovely I ' - 1A'ssT and stw tells Tit(, that it is David N-rg of Crysuil River. tillit- f* or blacV-.berries again and indeed rich and abundant, isac urgesi that all sstio planned Local squaws enjoying the to attend the November Council txiunt from the cooking pot in Denver to make their siere Ellen Tatum, Kathleen reservations early so that t noIds. Stella Pryor. enough hay could be procured 4 , - :'41h. Linda 1. Viulliarnson. 16, 505 Fr4M him St IA Mar arc-. Ow ((ff11 Still near fatal but happ% to tell Yt % tie Ic ci Li and doing wel thanks to the quirk th inking of t.hoC sitxi rushed turn over Itt ' 1019 Thomas Willoss Ave. 20th Sarah K Hendry, 25. 209 , iIITirs Vi. (.5cifl 2LldO Bracistuiss F.gun hr.. On.. Marie E. Kent. Charles fl Manning Jr.. -, t.u. . M' r• I u I 'avell ,. , 211. M Rhea Cr.. Orl P }eelley, ..1i 3(1, 's =,Sherr~r Ave.. %'G. Sandra J Mitchell. 17. 2Z' Sherry Ave.. blankets, beads, and In. Pass-Wow Refreshments of fire water nda numbeable objects of tribal Ilt"mic K Dciliner & Bre e feet of and cakes were served in the crafts were laid at th V WI ch c i ldre Idre n Princess Val and Little Chief cooking teepee. Peace pipes were passed around from one t'a therine E. Stts xi & Gar Dave. Paying special tribute of 'rube to another much as their ;., wi restored maiden name Catherine Elaine Ba~, LA.. Beth .A Staples. 31. \\ irk Mr and Mrs. W It- King from Tonk.awa Okla.. are s'isitiru wi th the Otis G. Sledge famil% iii their Coc'tiran Road home While litre the Kings will also visit with Mr and Mrs. Roden. Bath's in CasseltM'rr - . tilililli ' 1 phont. tit. told nit, that he had it , 1:raIK*%,int.,. : (imimututy recreation is under : WD) for OW youth (if tIW VW;: : THUT11t) I'll let you knou niort i . - I tmeat- so don 1 about Orx thin1. I knos' itir sure i thumI Prmncc Rudolph Alt ,jtnthr is itls'as rvad and available to t ntert4tin ans one is ith his ut ( hiiiiipc tabuloas t4iuid they art' Just grc.at Umnest1 and I think that they art' so Utk-ntcd. ii you reed some Allan 11 tkmenUnv. 5. 210f, lAeatrim Dr., Orl.. Karen ;*,A turties Knowing this young Kloth, '';. Irs-n IA-e Wai Orl John It enlightening experience arul never a dull moment' a (UI uS C it vim doubt ii'. s'ord just f ; ask his morn and dad. Sarah He keeps ,tien, e thi ir toes and ho's and Henr% Jaeger r - , entt'rtainnsent fur a parts fur the kids or adults. limit" i always eager to oblitt' - • 1 jj Vt ust Iclh-s & I' W i lli s & Da vid H Ht 'it at 211 same add Mt Is ir II h ;ii.h I \ Guidt'icc' \t;iri 1. 17, Su!ti( I - -- '), • 4, - -. - -, - JANF! MANSF IELD stintora is cashier 111 Umu nt's' h -apt'nt'd Cavalier Be Western Motel's Restaurant In tier leisure Unit' Janet enjoys all kinds of music The youngsters from the She dues some oil painting. and hives to tzu' to the twat'h Geneva Elt'riit'ntur Sch o ol who isem dowr u the FI . 's ('(myjvCymtittfl tuT ftmw- days" Shorty Phillips. Cat-iton Phillips. tt ;ue I'rt'vatt and Tommy Tinthil lA'i mt tell you that these four tim pose a winnint' teft ,r anvt,o:tu ' ball :ha:r:irt'; V A I1atlt ,jult.x'rr . ''i '• . ' .' '. • Gift Suggestions went on a field trip with their If you 1. Z ~ Oft Frr 0kL4 .iL WEA[)OViCRAFI that dresses up any patio or casual furniture INC pool Take advantage of these great savings now and enjoy the summer in comfort and style,stock items t Ut-to . at modest I Ar *oj~ r..'' 1,., hasrge'i 11 FREE GLAZING ON ALL FURS: 1 1 BOX STORAGE Blue Pressed Crystal with gold or Silver Trim 00 ~ ; ~ SOLVES YOUR CLOSET SPACE PROBLEMS I(t-cpt your out of m.e'ason o ttrris 'i.fr thin it homc PHILIPS CLEANERS LAUNDRY & FUR STORAGE ':.) '--II' - SANFORD the beautification of the French Ave. traffic itaand,. x 42" Red. Glass To TABLE w-4CHAIRS I My Name 30" $13000 $10100 -. 201 S. Eim Ph. 322-7121 Sanford (Ic The Ace Hardware Bldg.) - State-- THE - • --- -- Zip ' Amount J t - - Mesh Loveseat w-Coffee Table &2Chairs. Frames AntGreen. White, Daf. -Yellow GifoSjIta City up 42" find. Mesh Top TABLEw-4CHIRS ORLANDO $217.00 FORGE PH. 647-2534 771 N ORANGE AVE., WINTER PARK, FLA ctiiging a nimoal an wind lilt- house and filling it us ill) I 'ii .inha fish After explwinig the cost tct'ii % ( 'lilt( K anti I abandonetl the nniout approach and d.'rid.'tl an attack dog - it runiibi - . - -. $173.00 $14.(XJ $123.20 Chuck said he' dud not fc-t'I lue'k ~Iq Bonnie stiggestt'tI is e go to the bed, OOIH so the a'Itilts istjtjlijn'( be a tLIniila't on the pat t ('hock Insisted that I V.' is atti.'.] to b. a 'I.iniip'': h i ll -.%#- lrnall'. 11.11 1-all- 11 t iiiI 1455 the nnatt''i ' Ion- k and I ag,et',l 111.11 0IIflhtt' s liIi." ',uer this t'v.'tit usas cmniplett'lv tiiis)IicetI Itontmis' s.iitl t hi-i hitsshriei %a% being a niiak' haiisitiist hual el of ttir tittiablu' standa i d I told Bonnie I usas preparing hi I.isa' Iet'ui t',ui s -. . man hilt-0111-Id us olt anal lil',odhowu,i - "ijilld l';aIi gt':utli'ntaui eailha'r would he i t ', u' our liurpust' : 'I ijirei to leave a ha nidki'it- tuu*'f shot' or ot lieu went heai - , unig Itrtim with file- I atti.'n '1 lit-ru it dttugliti'r us as tutu tiotuir nation Make checks payable to: ilu I,iitljt-'.s (1('jr % (d)'nuI fill uy II 1 ffzirs ('i,,u III i110', 0 1/oil to: Mrs, Janice Springfield c/o Florida State Bank I . \ ( I 1I'AT / , / (I's at the appoirit"d tunic. s 8 4' I' ui - killer - - woulti be Ihonuiii'' •'K.d it us.' initend.'d 'it riial'.inig (lit' stiiis' (f ull 4.1114,111" .initi lit '-Pal atutinis for 'alit sons (II coil, we' 'nplue'd, in a urulit'd :iiae'tii stun' u - - I Bonnie said souucttiing -1 i 44 us KI-% in, (hit- lot k t_$' V - - :do - -- L - IOLJ'E )t-1 I Li. r - - , I, , __ , ~ -' .' ' d - k . - • ', ' j -e A S - denominations use that method, don't they" sutiv ''So should my f)rospevIivt' mother in law get so upset over the ssnnlEl called baptism"' ' rl 0 ' • I i. --~-" - 5 - --- --- -- as - • - _"J 1. - / ?11`1 I ,- - . ..,,_--' T ' - / ., f . ( - - ' I - - ( - ,I 'S ,: _____ - -, ' I , II - - . 'd T. ) ,, ' - "iS)' / Ia I , Or ______ '- - , by Bob Thev.s I - " ' ." WHIM You -' xIMinit nt '' When the ti columnists tried to get him into trouble us ith the Sanhedrin. thu-v charged that Vu' ate "lilt tile publicans %ithoul first %ashing Ili% hands 10 me niuher tiis tart reply to LIS I ' ' - - u - '. -. ' L_._-' ' I_ - - , -.-- - - - - -__________________________________________________________________________________ s tipJfiefits ''541 >1111 let ''" -, by Dick Cad I TI-4E ',, "lilt' So htcut Vi us as rn,udt' hr -. This us as tmer('s hut Christ meant ttie should nut be such ab ject sla s t,u the calendar that they forgot the basic " ' I-- -1 as ,i day of rest and medit ation, ush. um man could ret barge his . - -' ' r , - -' ' "'k \' - iuiiiuttr issUes - lii udu' (thu ituuusly. being immersed can ' t usash ausn suns. not esen if all lilt- mn.ide-rn detergents us crc' 1.uimed imitti thu.' us ute'r thit' ,ui't ,it lt.IItusinl is Itur,'I ,un u'stu'niial sign iii sigumifu ,s,u nit .'rmial change' of heart ' tl(i s)inlai.ls n'muumii the' saint' regardless ill silt' or -- lit E TIE BA IL E Y - -p46 ' - . ( - - 1 th,,r , cHits S. lIst' Ills,' _'___\ - - ' 'Is ' ' ' - - - ' - - - ,j.sJ - --__________ - - . - - - - .___________ - ------ ' mom s a'-' '- '" 41 4 , I a '\ 'ti) '•,s\ - ") . " - -\i>-\ -; , I I' , ' \\_,._' ;:_-- ) . .,, / PHANTOM - ,- i / ( $ . - -- (') -- S k ¼ I. ,- - \•- ' ' '_ \ \" -- AA .T - / " I ,"'"' ' - - r 1.0 - - I' ' , , - 4 'I ' '"S - ' 1~ '-s s - I ~ I" 'I ' a - I I - 6-_ • Fii I - - - I ' - \\ - - --------- --#As ') t . HI - - ' "° 1 . ,) - -' -- - .0' - . f) ' -'-) Ce" "\ ¼ e si C\ \,,-- '\ - - ( ¼ 1 ., - ' - -.. , -- - * s ta probabis perit)rmed bapilsill. Is . \ ' I, "s .. ,- ,., ç',4 ,CA \ ..' I _~_, ' a v-.. THE . - I ,:-C-T " -E ji.k'*%~ ,'r iiIiittiIml the sanuu.' ssmiethe'r in small or aim inc hi high or a mile high 'in ii iliounlain Sit it it A lit) I' ipt ismn Vt tie'tlie'r ou am.' uuiuinu'r se'd or - - -- ' a - is ' '- I - --. -, _5 ~% - -' .24 dft .1' ' - i -- L. •*4_ ' - ' S-E S'Qi,J ,) _- i ( -- I ~- i- ,, YQiiq '- '' __________ -".,, - - - . " ' - ) 'SS , -! - - ( TsIE ¶ ,',t,) LS A S"'E I! sir any other da'. is secondary to thu.' setting aside of one day of 7 for us sirship ' Yet "t- still have modern religions that quibble tiver such '- Cc _" atteries is Saturday i.r Sunday, Monday ) ITE5 - .- v.3 C. '\ % A SA4G sif the Sabbath For hit' Sabbath usas initend ed ..--- I i ITS ' .- purpose htttur the Sabbath - -- ___________________ IILON Dl E ve . tiri'st '- man, not man, for the S.ib hi.aUi' Arabic numeral 1" I " S.. Ihuptisrn is tae'rt'ly a politic S)nllt.til 'if a ('tiaflg(' in our ut - Ilie chalf Ili Iheir palms, ,offer "'' It 4'-I lit his ujitiuthu At Iiut tier l ime tuis cr11 a's But if it required an extrau fiil rope, therm )UU use re s muilat ing unit' of tIme' Tin ('uinimmnaun)einim,'nmts' While us alkirig (hr utogli l ilth4im s t'st fields, ( 'hrist ' s post It's • -- ,-svrE Ito see the forest because of tile tuf AC K - ' WINTHROP I imoulli that Imlitiles him." Jesus '' ,,- - COMJN& -- ?"' '-" 401N& O I .-, - I , - LAM You ..-\ - I - 'limis is aptly expressed in the .ild adage ahiwt not being able scolded him liar letting Apostles us 'irk on the Sabbath For (tie' ritualists in ('hrist s little had cti.ikt'd out the basic 1niriist' sif lilt- Sat.bat hi liv t heir j,i - !ty t-,-.'li';, tii'al rigulatInnis 'thus if your ehanukt'% h.'II inti, a ia amid s- '.0 (-huh reach him usithi a short length tif ripe you us e're iwrm it It'd to get him tiuit on the Sabbath without its being , DO ",- I -- this picayune cr11 icisuil " 'It isn't ushat gi.t-s in a nians ' SAY ON16 - fritY.,E ALL. Ai,,O'siE, spiritual (if 'Horse Sense MlP4E- i/ J ,- ,•_ - T' 1,;..--E'•-- - j ,.jC X " , - It I I ' by Cecoks & L4'1`enc42 -- -- - ' USE -lit illS)' SF - - - CAPTAIN EASY ' .1 . -, - .44 Fi- _L. '-' It I - ' :-. - I A 9 - r~ V I Gfr4 MAIR 11 - - fE' ' , BObVt ' SOUP ) % - / I __ - I ( ,'_I.' i ( 'I Hot iced a large sign had been taped Ito It,.' iluti II i •'aol - ll',v,n us liii se x i s t uplininginug'", , J . (.-n), ) us ills J."1111111 Oil henu I got hiotiut' all Iiiesii and a hail ltt'n and was about Iii jaul Itt,' - ,,,,.,1 . boiit eonuleiuirug this .ppant'ntl" she did bt't-iiIh.' ----- ------------- . 4 - P'- ( I/I "\ )IL1, , A, ______________ . ç 11~.: 4 . ,' .- . .. , -"-"s4, - u - . It V7'/. - ' -,. by Bowas, & S'eb'irr - : -- Sanford, Fla. will - ' 11 4 ,_11,_..aiL_) - -. - -( çf'' '_ I ' SC Christ \A-as a great h' us as IT ( 'hock had told tier l,t sta% cli huiie iiiiI ii-ad Bible '.erses aloiiil Bonnie'saul tie usas links lightnung didni'I strike tutu that numonu,eit - - 23 is engaged to be married "But, Dr Crane," he began, ''rn' sweetheart s mother objects to me "For she says I wasn't baptized by immersion and thus I us ill not go to Heasen But I have been baptized by sprinkling and many large - $16800 $331.10 - 319Wl3th - I Address $ Its .Jt) \'sE AND LEVi' KO('Ii )"ridaniht I had a cliriipsi' 11`11140 liii' future and I did Chuck us elcoitied nit' with a clariirmi handshake' anti ' ashen fact' Bonnie. oil Ill(. oilier hand. is as i ;idiant ('ii tick and I urn ,ricduatel agi cod Bonnie didn't iirmth'r stand liltlit' Implications irriplmuations 'd istiat us as . 'ctirring I watched % 11 11 ruiuiint ing horror at the clos e dancing . _, the girls. most of t hem a head I a lie, than the- tiovs. to sI ' mnmg their heads tin thi'ii par tiii't s shuiildt'i s , Stnpathi'tit'all - I said it , ('hunk Yom "hole lit,' i r tia hifll! befiit wi. isri I ml' 4 lit- :modd*'d holding his head In his huruI I";11;10.1 us t,ori lii' daughtem asked him us L., I'- lid usI'', ( SALE 7-' - ".' ,1 ,= - - j I j - -' - ' (., I - ' 7 / - I, -. zi- ,nn PRICE Rnd. Glass Top TABLE w-4 CHAIRS Early tsmC?Car by Viking i ' -" " .- ' , ''r . I -- - "'' - in"I ---g41" ,•" I -- _______________________ Sense." CASE X524 Arnold K , aged - I would like to contribute to - - - i;,,, - -- ' u rr- - iw x (At livE I 'A By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. -' - I Reg Goblets Amber - only: WATER Red - Gold - ' 1 I I .rriold's debate shosss the hiik of "llorse Sense" on tIme part of r.'Iiglous lead,'rs for t,iiiuii rjrs -' s mnbul in,'ans the same ssh.'ttit'r it Is printed in ,,,:,ii It ta,, I,,lni,.,-1 ...lI., high on miuunlaln side, Same Is true of religious 5% rnbolism so Imitate ('hrlst's use of ''Horse - ~'*-,) _. Pamper your furs, if necessary with cleaning restyling I 01,2k# _ . Our neighbor .s Chuck and Bonnie, aliuss ed t heir 13'%e'ar. - old daughter .Jennifer to celebrate tier journey horn preteen to teen-a ger by permitting a tioy.girl party to be held Ili their home I was invited to the part v to obst'r e what Hurmie called f The Itilt- of l'assagi' tUien I got there, what I sass t: tick it-rio, I', nis heart Thei e is as ,Iennv. the sweet, luvt'Iv and innocen't looking oting girl us ho hahv.sits for ".-i i.isa, Rachel and .J'shiia --Jvnn iritirig with a \ uiflY the coupon below. - £3"' e.. / i ' - L Carroll Righter 's Individual Forecast for your sign for June is now read) For your copy send your hurthdate and SI to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), Box (29, Hollywood, Calif 90028 block ' lfiat 1-'assag'- 1 q YOUR "NOW SET" I- - PH. 372331S , are interested in complete __ ___ --- L, FRANK AND ERNEST '-I. participating please ,i FORRIDE' TH it's Fur & Woolen Storage Time 6 . , ,- , i - - j L4 .' U fr\ IY~l ~ by Al u/.,,iqø. / ,I •• - --i(. y "I tie Stars impel, they Jo not conupel" Whit you make of your life is largely up to VOL.)! . .I . Family Lib ¶ The cost of th is beautification project will be 12,650. Contributions to this worth while project will be appreciated. • - I rri : ,4'AP" , ------ -,--pr '_ ',' - , he or she will he those delightful young people who requires much nr , I. - , early nut like usliat I sass Moniaii, 19, 1603 Vi' 17th. Garb L Riuluirdosn, 23, 151. Ash Cr ('B, Gail A Foister, 26 f,6(I Land Ave I Vi Marl It %%' h.- .lr - I, B. 7 ' w,sh 'i, t, e u. - ' anything that usd1 place thus individual in the public eye is good, since there are fine talents here. and All)' LJtCCI` f1`0111 acting to the pulpit k:jn lie good (live i et hica l - - ,;::;' , tr , - - ' - / i - p- 'apulle, 1, - Ii .", . / ,) ' encouragement in order to do his or her best, so he %ure you are lavish with this early in life as parents or guardianti, then I to landscape the ro IC IS Ofl S at t he intersection of French Ave., Park Drive and Orlando Drive. l I chi ld Ttioiiia'. Vi - Hessattir., 1(1, '(it Mtld Art No 235. AS. Ronmu ' In fart, Liszt. the tiab' ('tIliliP ci'n a-s to visit wi th nit' and us t' ¶U5l sit in the' kitchen eating 't'lcr and bread. slw is just asz'inating. Rudi is kinthi cult' :; We V r r, - ' J'~ , 7J . I . 1, 1 ..'_11 - 0 - *c"a' - ) i:,, ~P_ - '. - '" I IF YOUR (liii 0 IS BORN IUl)AY __^. -' I, . I - ¶ - - repairing ( ) 1, N I it rri a (r11 it cyj r - - -1 , IL i l'lSCI'S tEch 20 to Mar- lou A good day to improve your surroundings conciderahl intl have more comfort there If u coopera e more with co-%& orkers, you tint the) respond in you kind I ake it easy tonight and restore your energy WORRY CLINIC f N. i_ a .- , , w\ AQUARIUS (Jan 21 It) Feb Po A usise associate needs your full cooperation today, so he sure you gise it Not a good day to try to push your Ness I- ia ideas in the outside world Try not to get into any arguments at home tonight of ( 1~ , i I' II - I . - ('APRI(URN (Dec 22 Ii) Jan 201 Carry through with promises nn.ude in a very positive anti ii med manner anti they are soon behind Your hunches are good and should he used to get right results Dunk along verb' constructive lines ql- is lounching a beautification progrom. Claretwe vs, Kathleen Bellam% niompkins. , Melbb Bryant ffNeal & Bilhe / ' 1W new , one 2 - ' ! -_.-LL_A. -, $OO 1 4. At Z1LC(1L tT _____ -'il-F eiin4 H )"t ,,,.._, '-' - ~ N PRISCILLA'S POP RIt S (Nov. 22 to I)e I Y ou cJfl now look outlets that could he sery profitable for you in the I nierstand be ten your philosophy of life and get future ahead laster, feel better, more sure of )-ouirccll (mow 1)IJsIt ODD: Not s'hlle I'm alit-. . - (~~, ~ SA(,ll I iu: lt It.%1ES: if ou would feel less 'a fool" sit-re ou in tell her thai ou knoss the is hole stor%, tell her. hut if ou buy her shower and siedding gifts and dance at her rdding. she might mislake )OU for a friend, so unless sou . : H I ______________ -- , -; - I it I . / - - - ~ ~ -, into . ' 0 4Ffl 'H - .,N5/ .' -- it _ - . *-,.'.. . in L -. by Larry L..' jr '- t 'ii a nd all During the evening my husband left me THREE times , to ask that same lady to d_.ice, 50 her husband could dance with his secretars The secretar', had a husband come li there, but he never asked me to dance I told my husband when we got home I was humiliated - and hurt and he said I was the only woman alive who fj Would react that way. Am I' ODD WOMAN OUT , '% s ha%e been able to dance, and I was really hurt • , - ,;j , P. to \ ' 'AlP$ i THE BADGE GUYS Abby. I love to dance. and my husband is a marvelous -.- f S('ORl'I() U)cI Il to 'ns'-' Il I I all'. over with hiigwmgsjuist what they expect of you and try to please them (,et their advice. suggestions Make susie you follow every rule and regulation that applies to yoti Do nothing to incur the disple,isuurc of good nienIs dancer, and there have been very few occasions where we t -ittitli - ' , " J I, I woulil like our opinion of thus sllua lion A girl of marrying age I IR-Ol leaves tosn for an ahruon This is a family secret-or so she thinks She returns and gins plannin g m big formal church usuhuing h years ago on t is Indian maidens from Cocoa done many ' '.t j I uiur In' siis thes stoulil use a sloss death it n e- i - . .S'i) a ,','p press. ruelodius chants were the Seminciel ancestor's might have • .i 'i,,f.'rt.ii'le I 1 CAMPUS CLATTER with RIMO BURNS \ IK(,(i .\ug 22 to Sept 22) Make sure iu Iuns( ;bn situ 'ane before you carry through us-itli i''iiie coUf%C of action you hise in mind An untluentiti person gives niI right data you need - Show appreciation and said one of the executives asked him to please dance with his simfe because he Ithe executive) "anted to dance with his secretary and he didn't want to leave his wife -sitting alone. What about NW.? I was left sitting alone, but that didn't aecri to matter ' 11,1St- faii ti ' 1 get ahead 0 Shitu. S Oil finest tilents to •ithrr ', oum After -Ahat seemed like forever my husband came back Harrielt Ii 'if5 111,11 I even have one dance when my husband left me. saying he'd he back in a minute Not five minutes later I saw him out en the fl oo r dancing with a girl I just sat there alone and aitesi for him ,, fl) ' May ~ ARrT ,FsrFRr PAY ' ' - ' I_"n%CA (,I\ilNl t%l,is ,'I m Iui,' :I Pitt, hu I- use ., hum;''i"r lit" mrliality I'm others, take initial step; in cichi with more direction Show tn'inc enthusemirn ton your usmk ;et nil 1 us- liateser has t'cen ;t anti ing in the us- a' iii harmony at h'tTIC 1101 html', 21 DEAR UlR\' Mv husband took me to a company parts sshere there was an orchestra for dancing We didn't . to ' ,t* - , W% , 0'.1 Identif% %ouri-elf. )ou're also a hyporrite. A wish for a good harvest of Following the feast all tribes us.sembledin the main teepectci love and friendships for all ttfl Apt 1(1 r - nw c" Pa r 1 ,-4 5'L , 1 • Ihurik construcIucls ., iarlotle Owings and Dorothy John RL &)It% & Berriziden' k.sinbow Assenitth No. 14, ver-% sa me rest,rvation. cairn add DavidM AnsIt'. 20. 2409 G WI. 2 Ch. James 1 York. 27, 2603 S Stevens Ave.. Jacqueline S Roberta A. Dube 6 .'. iSanford se l.tah 1 &aIf 26 Rowes.. 20 2827 S Park fIVIi'FtIi'lTITITITITITJTI iii 111111 i'?'i i'1"'1 Jr Vif custody 2 ch Orange Me'nioruail for the 2603 S Sanford Ave 200 . lmuel T. Brown, serum Mars Eli?. Gray & I. Win F Leach, 41, 100 Airport Maple'. Linda L. Bennett, Barbara Kirby & Vii;. Blvd.. Janet M. Van Pvttt'n, 25, Maple Mrs Bea tr ice Hall has been 103 Mayfair Jo cc I. Martin & I..J.i I air Cr Lows 1. Luas, 17. Ddtona. & ,,, ' visiting with her brother and Vii. restored Icmrnit'r rtmu DU ivI 1 (l( 1U . C'1 1. (- ('. '.. aWl, 24, James Ii. Kt'niitd Anna M. Mccoy. 18. Deltorui sister-in-lass. Mr. and Crestwood AS. 1k-bra A Willis Jt-rr W. Richardson, 26. By, 1(1' C Iii I if ,(, .14 Plaza. LW Russell Hall. She is from (11 r 52 Titusvillt'. Patricia 1. Steven K. Munger 6 Veronica Columbia. Ohio. _____ Albert B. Rivers, 45. 9930 32, 300B flutter A WI child. = Matht'sis. Or!, Gladys M I -QI •1 ' " Darrell C. Brown. 18. 1312 F. Benny Ray \'ar Vt inikit & Wheeler, 40, 2437 Hillvies'-, Orl 1st Apc'p., Rt'leunda M. Duncan. Patricia Ann. ian: H r u, . an im r ,Jirtrnis L. Rurkhard. 19. 542,5 jicw SurI[-rt-st Dr AEip Barbara Dc Prizio & rtiugla' WInk u't ia ttlng wi th 4-'ccar, Vi IlIth Ten Opa Locki F. us!. I di oldMaslt'r David Jaeger. (in flit, and Mr and Mrs Charles Marsha from Apopka. 0 4 , Are we, her friends %ho are %ise to all this. supposed to act clumb' Should we buy her shower and wctdding gifts and dance at her wedding as tho nothing had happened' d on 'tlike to he made a fool of while she and her fa-,~ i I ~ 1hink not"IN . IIATF~S IlYlloCRITES I . Mu't as H Did you hear about Fred Did narrow e'xrape th of Winter Park, Mr. and Mrs. i tI It I Foultz, out to chimer. treatment thu 1I Lt't't'rut guests at4'TII( Mr &urI Mrs Router Kinnard ~_ I ) !- hile r . , ', - - hnr.ws to ad squa"s and braves, so they might attend the Supreme Grand Council of e Thbes from reserv ations all t ufarleingsfnor th around the nation. was given b% earth. supplied a feast that ,A Chief Patron Walter Fennell. it rucene G Gilmartin Jr.. 25, vs. Wm. A cl:splay their tribal skilLs. bear assembled tribes and thi :1440 S (k-I Dr .San dra A James Ro Batscin & Brenda. the gif ts of love, appreciation to teepees be always fulled si JLSOTI 18 29'18 Elan d A ve. . children princess \al and her young happiness war the response given b Princess 'sal and ('Thef Chief Dave Woodruff. . Much %ampum. fire %ater. Dave at the conclusion of the her daughter. l.( tIt-d(I tI r tP tii MUON (IIII.IIRI " (June .'2 to July 21) Isnanusal nnatncn ire tipper most it your mind nous Ii Ut you tiave I - onenttate on tile d ollins If you us ant to it raigluten out your AffAill plopeni) I ist'ti I' \%J1 It rs,i't' ft'.' I- cui'"t if ' M s- tot L , __ ( murr attritisc itit us ho visit l)EAIt Atili ll .iround the emking polUs. To ' niiake itmre ' rnvf -' " ' ' geuirn''sitv of every kititi at hunic if ytuim ate t'' have the tnantiuuilmtv anti ti.i'pine's there that us neieI*,irV 't.uke at'uIe w g ck,sd 7'Y AP ettill .J ie • ' Iluusismtiesi.eltenttlay and to (Lu tU1fl1\ (Sept p nn to make an e x citing and d n.mnnlc impression on hugus'igs and get the results you want (a,l ,ihuul so.ually Repay any social obligations you may has'c millions of dollars ssorth of free ads erlising In the Y . I -\I 'III'S ' IV Ut il Il)IY "0 oU'e matte unur point; the point being that oii suslwct that woolen are Just as 'turned nfl" h the iuial a the men are could he Ituil most wnpIr fli'k tire curious-not necessarlIs because thes wont III 1w on 'sntl if the morals squad tsnulil lust igno re them in steal of stagIng raids eunfiwating film and arresting . .7 1V_ - ~ , W__ it ant titine; , " nature (et the timupenattin of lh')se %kllfi, .an t helpful I" suii Slitius- real desuliun, ii inmate . mnt'es. let of llt.h md ihap bg Chief Perts Dillard. Medic-inc Man MarI)il ard wished 1. I - '- " ,ran d Cha I') irula Order - iii itt thump long ago thum ''I Local squaws doing the 'urucled the rhythmic beat of snake dance were Reit fl ;hc. torn torus. a they called 43 :ritx.s of the Eastern,Star to a M11TIt'l Smith. .b-ua ac Anne Hammond. nn Hule dge A-W01A at ahini with braves %a11 Boyer r RIICI Snith 11v event ciac in honor \al The tnb.'u COliflti dtu'tm nncecs he i. - - ;lppr('ruIl(In l'ii kcin lilt (it precefltt'dlfli'%fllAl'Ct.alh1th all the charm of the squaws of \ \ 11111,11, " I& Fr riL't' md. ' Hin IlrmflC'iNIl, Stone rn the clinic us a & 1c'rful etcflSmOfl of our Sth! 51w has proven to ix' a a We al our o verall learn coordinate all the healt records through her Ui tIti Ii ,,.,,, tit ' imagination I've attended such movies ant I notice the women'a reactions are no different than ¶1w nu'ns t)cenclonallv someone ill alk out before th uid of the film but strangely enough, it's the wo men tio ucu'mll 'Ia', until the crs end Ho do oti ft 'i about 'iii h niou icc' I hac al'aas heard and icad that Ofl1Cfl I%II' not iutni'd on h the usual the ui men are. If that's true tn' the' I1tIn there mtmt MU )l': M \ POI NT ' clinic tinic to cons cr-se with parent i Photo B Elda Nichols, 11 ()11. I1LAR A11flV Since th1 i atithing but enmplinwntorv to ornen I'm sure you won ' t print it. hut I' ll rite any. - - Mrs I f?: ,, rrlate(I ti' the pa 'San be done in a fine 1ashh,n atl i:; 'niw 'c,: flSliIt-t4ttle sticeCts fur sonic flint- t.i i (Oflt- Intititi ii, its. hut Vhen .in X - rated in. it' eomes to Ion, the "men (l ii to s(' ml in dro '- ilan e*)nip b (heniseltc I iii nit referring to just mildb pornographic films, I'm talking ahtit the really rough ones shich leave nothing tim the C" I . •..i- -ti i i f iI i i ( i i'1 I' (itb f, - .• .,.. ENM -- - ' '-105 CoAl ''t' TitIV-, fV . • ~ t. I'I.fl out ,i T uA? if "I $ I1LI. 114F (;A (F I iIP1, 'P'F i , j bb*. By Abi gail Va n Buren . I IA'OMI 'T&1 F irrnn It \ - , (~ \ * 4N I. ' - r (. I, - / Ueax (fl-t' -- may weicndin about an illness Susan suggrst.c tie csdI his mother, the child may çp, rt trt : c tht ic 1a¼.VDarn a I f - Woincti . aLcci arts as a faM reined' when iA " k - situation - phone . -, lc t'j-,'i' it F s'i TOF rIMP rttm,' 'V ' ign (Ft ! A4I QIAITF I _rASUO. FNJ AROARO . . t MA( ______ - _____ a ¶-,ç r, 'y-' WAT G ij! /1 t , r.,e- r'isr'rr, r .'- r r- 017 - - fl flj CARROLL RIGHTER ,S 0j;;t 1(~ O][T .:t" , ) ~l ,--t Ii.' helter than an untrained - • J Astnthepraucala.spectso! a the ad ¶ ti'tOtç o 'i ir rRIFPIt1 stti _ llow_______ =?: havrng have 0011141 lc that ail tS4S. ,r(. by Dave Grg,uq ALLEY OOP 1\ , . me at r the parents -,16-- / willing Susan smd. "1 am will uc fl(i ver: m ic said Mrs Walton, --and shc tins S. 'r sirs is their health problem cxiSts with a rhuld. Then I work c)nseh with -11 I c' f N' IflI Season Finds ',lJ.-)/ 10- ,Orf',rVJ It" ,11,1 IFNI -I, l'% \ 1 3'. 5 551 ' , "' . $ ''I 'k I 40% I ta N. 1'4k" \_ .., I. ~ I --) a J r �___ - -. ________ ________________________ - -- - _______ - - - - . -. - :-V 11111111111111111011" -- I - - - - - - - r !P- 1. " ' t 'u Sntor '1 ; . . 2() \1innte lAan 6ellolof* ~ Become Eve Expert ArtLs! 1) Make-1 17 ,:,.r ''I -.1; 11 11 vou tire wearing eye BETH MOHR .Serei (opte a dothhflrm0fl17t' with P1 You ran learn ta he a winner It takes about ut mkun Ilessitin with it a 4, in ,cable braut% - ter 1 °° natural for nil 3uii'. k your eyes on demonstrate right c and niust ha , wnrL with (inU I t ll, f' , and SIN, The - *Shadow, whether cream or fiawder. shnuld be Ili two, Es tote. Go - J _71W_ ~_ * - I . - ri S -- - onw_~' J ____________ - - -11 %. - - . - - ~ . -- .,-. • . . *' .. i ': ~0 Ni& V A -7 il;L - ~~T - - _-_Ae_l ~_ -I--- ____- -- — : __4~ ;~ :,Z __ 1 . __ _ —. -. : . _____________________________ - A. . : . i~11"`________-____ __ __ __ wm . - hrow With 1(I% It It ac acn ____ ai— • should iiIas bt ./I -ii K! _____ - 0 -. - - (xlI Thu resull, was prettv, flat. .'.... ._------- - V--" -, . . - -xim JW . - I ~J The Iu't' - - - P,*,.om AI?4 IC F— . . _1 -a i SU litirnole Powell) :- Th,usinda.of 54 flmnf MUM nicti -- ho '.'c*ui- a,hs OUT ver\ gental f:'iry Chief and ' ° Sia?3 Marvin Lilies fort qUWk 41 Alwvlatft aptitude Urtularned It '- - '°" of WI Davit ln I .-, Mr ortiouticim (&L., ~~ U m V"?, I' Ittriv xwtt ( It 1~ 11 () - r lb 14 I - I() I I i ~ I ! ~ Itil k. 21. 1 1 11. 30 ') I 1. 1 grill i i I I I I jilt 141 Illulill ehros u n ii un year are. Mrs .o irs. . 0 Ilresictent. I - ro arriva' resembled h* dad, decided that lit- would bt. , documents associated with the purchase of a gosernmt nt * . . __ t.~,L r., I - 4? - loced down uthin a eek or 10d rin g in The Sanford Herald are a vailable I to 'ou n B . 10 rerrin1 size or S.s 54 1 I I q~_ N I - W Ii B p 1 57 1 ., I - Ui-a' y _____~_ I'l ~.1 ,1 , _~__-- I I ~-~~,*: P 0,-- , I Misses the One Way to Win It I. I 1!1*: ~ - ok_1)~*' .. I ,4.* , ..V A4* ~ - 4,_ 3 ::-:% - 0 __ - - : _. ..~ - ~ -1 - I ~ V --, . ... ~ -.I I P-41- - I iwut I f) - F 11.1%rin V I., a. - - & h V ,I It,!. -. 4. # , I ".; T11, 060 .'' V A 1,., # I , I':! (flTIi , IIll All lit- tit it Ilotf. that U!, Itlll~ Ils trumpk inuke 2-1 that (hit- ;Ita tIn- are UI trunips coUld nut n lik- ollid, itavo. pit- ked tilt tilt, sillgiv Itill )USI supposq. Las'; had sta-ted Witt'. klll~ '\fter winning tIm! first trump triel. 611s would c-151' , & A v., .* ~ . J6 t . :. V-- vilitirtalli. Laiii 1%itaill, %41101 %%I-,I I Tlav, ~ & 0 .; A ! .1 '. & ~ V.1, I, •• LP;i'IIt44 4t-o s tiuki thiross Las! III With itte kinu, (if truniln, alld Last livotild I", callgill Ill all varl.% awa.% from (lilt- (it hib klllg~ 5 ,- I - Pe. I 11 1-_' t I ctinugh %Srt }'t'ssimistit I'e't u' sitting He hall J." willred North (tUs beturt itt }',. l;stetnci 11 East loot. the ace UI tilt ' hearts aist! returned suit Gut, rtified lilt. Litif, ill I)L.1111,1; granddaughter li-Ing and tile ill(* (11 clubs was, Ied Gu-,, Io51 11101 fillesst. also, and e%,eIItubI1% lost tilt, dto* Il1011e f Illesm** and hlb Coll trart it (;oul. had followed ou" ;precept of I t't'pmnj. list 114"lt II' %.ItttI( ; .,.- '#. h ;; tlit and p,,- - - lit., -e "-O 14,110 I/ , Id, I 11AIDAY-S QIIMTI()N 111.11CM0 tit 111t?t11ddllW al". tit, is will, vom Imortnet low. mti;i '(11 (II tvv t itih '4'4t.e tit bl. %%411 -.t till %laill tell #o loor%*t, i -. ". VW*WW k - . _.- . - . •'',,_' -It _ -r--- I _ p (J Gonst . - ;_ In - 11 0F I 10 . - ( I is riu" t)irecur 51 J of a tax certificate purchased cii her property as the result of The % lit 1161 and -- itetwding to la,A - after being held for two yearb Uic purchaser can appl) for to tax deed and becotane t1w legal owner vf t1w pru;wrty. Sill] in it near btate of shwk. Betty IJU)r (-r uninediately got in her cur and drove ut her real estate bruker office a a I U. I u co or an whereSurn SdIesinun explainoed to lier of iA hat had happened. "Altat can I do*'- Pletty asked Saleunan. I Sam replied. "Hetts, thcre' only one thing you can do and Uiat'b it) pa) the 3284 to the Tax Cullector arid criable him to redvern the tax certificate before the time arrivi-d for hill) Mrs lilougnt-T plaws to visit I with her daughter, friends urid rt'lAltiVt?s ill (}hit Later ne month Your Funds I ' -- - - ensions. MAIL TO: Maps. Dept. 47 c-c The Sanford Herald wi th P.O. Box $469 the tuuch of your fingertips Their beautiful )Io's and three dimensional relief will enhonce your recreation room, den, office r library as well as being a valuable reforence , iit Week 5umrncr Sefliorititv, 171t) thrvJuiv 191ti These authentIc saps f the vrlc orid the U.s.A let yos.t compare the height f mountains arid vaIley. I by 27V2*'. All neer~, the rnopps measufe M/A major cities, towns, rivers, means ond political boundories are cleafly outlined I Cleveland, Ohio 44i01 -- ' __ Map of U.SA you can wasti itiese plastic. maps witti it damp claft to Keep ihern looking trand ne vv - They maKe ideal Vitit, at their smalI Price Of $2.50 each. Add 50 cents postage and handling for a single map of 75 cents additional lo artier both maps Checi' your order below 12.50 plus 50c posto9c, I #f Map of World ($2.50 plus 50c post:qc? _ Both maps 7 Atilldriess _ Cdy I ' 45.00 plus 75c post 9c,' Name __ ___ I State - z - -I - :&' a; E rrors tht (.ner for t* ps' ( ortstrut-tion Ira1utr, i r 'r'ijnd; at 'i*on ; San tie pt.nte, C;ilIt retreat fr pi(l ;iriiç Hoard member; admitt.'i $1 .21!i/Mfl f or the land within the today they had Iicenei1 401.' itnqiiahfied people giving the'. salle(l Nixon (- OtIipOufldrfl r l. II7fl, II rninth; earlier, he authority to build 5d.story er4r , 'llr,irit"lNixtanV25($%)scithe kimintum; Ftoird member E1'nry Ra.-I'r'ssd,'nt initially er,uIti buy the ;ira of .Iac-k.innville admitted i ° property (riffin ,r based two Key a suheommittee hearing the I -t ;l'4IW. Fla -. Io1 frr,rr4 Niit1n the &tar'l had given lit'ensps j)er.'mt,rr l"172 (or $1/i.(f%) Wnie LOI1 unqualified persori),,. Another board memb,or I(IM tuld rost Nixon MIN). hlorks foci'n Sdmuel ( '4ewsrnan of P about in 12 i to s I ip ilds ff11 II lit I.tntr II t'trs tile Honda Whole Iforowne corniacola called the board'.i Xior, --, It I,,. ill) to yoti to find them. exami nation a disaster, a di,;of iwitlriti If son Iiiist no other 1. ' fit.(, king thq ('"ntractor,ask fior the names of %tariff how you could make any Ow beiard fivoit announced nonr somi- (of tits cuitoiners and giVe i onnection" between the bank of the 2,149 who tiAk the jgenerii h mIt r and his land purchase contractor; examin a t ion t giv e 3,0(1 0i. III ii ca ll If lie won' thesc millit's, May away from liiiti You may als call several I s'vs of selling the lots at ii prof. Ed-min Lytton of Melbourne also h I • I Gypsters X U0111panles for an evittinate and it Abplanalp, has been ill anti that by rhanging the grade%, tell thein ) ,(tit are comp,aring his h company If) a I details concerning six" 1 pric es on is .imhhle frr rimrn nit tic hoarri had not proper' a White llou.-w prims aide Ger. judged the romptent-y of thonse I;ilx)r and kinds off materials ald Warren said: -No one at the who pa&v-d to P,o into an,~ th is W hite iji 'is. wa aware of or Pinrida rnunt'i and build an that ssill 1w u.s..d (u tiumeos mr. especially tlpt' tiltrlderl '41 ho live alone and art' easily persuaded. or the young pruning' . put on aluminum .sidings; or perform ,I pint jot) that will "last forever". but will disappear with tile first heavy rain; and a dozen of othur sucil i STENSTROM REALTY ASKS "'ARE.YOU NEW IN TOWN?11 . I I r ally differ nce. housing?" If the answer is "Yes," we suggest yoiv call or visit Stenstrom Realty I ' you in and let one of our professionally tra ined and licensbd sales poitirsonnol a ssist finding the housing that will best fit the nekds of you and your family. For over t6 e II I~ .- e ~ I . a I oviding the kind*or service that makes most people here r recommend Stenstrom Really. Ask around, and folks will. fall. ypu, "StiltnistroM A "lly Is I -Vast I • 'IOU could help others, t'sicialls- the elderly and in. dividuals living alone by illerting them and Ilk reporting IV I I I ___________ - AT'r L IIIIIIIedlately the, ,(-'* kinds of tact cs police. (%ainber of Comineree or your local protection agencies. reportinv, give all the details: the description olf the team, the kind of vehicle the%, ary driving; license number, if ~rjql can get it; the sales tactics tilv% -i Drive in i Idyllwilde Ill was iromploftd only soven months ago. I V This 3 Gladiolas Bloo ng ll July . HOMES r It has II . A "A 4-81t,- lki-balh with ' A A, formal dining coom, h"t. alor.-carilitifing, U3.000. -10 ___ . ,,SUNLAND-16R. I-tkilh, 11 yeaes old with heal,. carpeting. equipped kit. Fenced. SIUM kL" L . kkiii -. litzhaust faill, . central heat When tutting tilt- flo%vr-, allow the luiker floret for 1%4io t,j o1wn fully Ix-fore cutting the spi~e IA-avc at Ivast f4jur leaves on (lie plant %t-1i('lI CUttIlI so) tile corn Will develop to, it gtx)d size.To olitain Iong stems, slip a sharp. narrow bumnkol knife domi ont, side of tile btem to) about three it) four inches ,jlx)%,(- the 1,,round, turn tilt, blade it) cut the btem so as it) (;ia(lit)las will last about a week in (lit liIJhIi( Vases should be kept ileari and fr of bat- (in proWrtiet,it lwh bold outright for cash Ole statementb ure eiUm returned to the Tax (Alectitit, statenirtitti or mailed direedy to Ott buyer. Itay revealed A call W Uw offi(v cif Tax Cullet-tor Iroy tjwt no revord ejulittod of rett-viving tlw tax bta tement relative to Uiib invidtnit being returned And, of course, it'll Wvlws Mi5b Buyer did n(A recivive it. After being (Jug, corin.11 should lm cvrt po)sbible 1)), drying lit the ithadt, we &e ii.!] still subject to hunuau error This homilit can be 1 Excellent ii 1u I 1 ¶iTl 1L1 9' W 4ar 1(JL!flW 'i' k: - _:__sny1ime to airange to as it, - ri F .- - - - ' . -. folrorasto flows a 'other extras. Nice. slo."O. . 41111o, . .mm - __. . -- PIN ECR EST- Shridlewood Villas condorninlurnf. I & I I 'i! with ____1111- 2-bath on cormir lot VU 4v_w • in - PF Ild PINECREST-3-1111R. 2-bath with CH-A, fence ,_'IN hoo terrazzo. equippood kit., othwor extras. $24.000. GZ . Z IF . 09 buyl. AMWOLD-4new 3-DR, 2 bath homes with C L lurrouihed with now furniture. Nice. 1120,70(l. I .-- __ . I - .- I W I . ' ' . * _' - - terial :,Iime. Utie one-quarter tt asli.tnful t( bleat hi in tlm . 11111171000 - . I- . iiiiths of storage. - -- .. . ~~ &IIAL _Wk-M :_;;__~&~_," __ IL1111116 . I I . % I - SJ6.--- __ ~ 1i I - - newly equipped . #. - ____'1 ,r . PIN ECA EST-Ilt OR, Tbath wilh F I - - TI counlry. 1129.;"~~4~~ ___________________ • - t I fry , i(A-lk"Ift i- _____ 0 i 1 1 1 1 I 1 .', - - - - PARK DRIVE , I SAN ~ _~ . - I It It . CALL .L - . 411MR, I I M. - .- '- - - - , , I 322-24?0 . I . "11 1111111 - as a refrigerator tomnsis will I,. more - - - -. S". mm Tormis - - I - _. . -~ Ilk 'I J11111111110 . . -b41h with %iiater to control bacteria. Change (he water every third The liew corlilb will separwi. rabily from ilk- old after abe)ut two -Avvkls '11w cortits should f.w stored in a cool, dry place :such . ____ I — _________ ~- -1 iie_ ,Z ti4bA1hfiWIh-M4-At_ -wilat - MA-yoA11111---im" " - ______________________________________________________________________________ 1111 _. _____ . II . 4L F 1 ii I I?-"- 0.6 - ' IN , I I paved road tronitio", U7 ... dbl. garages. many'rilce soilras. $31,000. I I ___________________________________________________ - A. equipped kII., corner lot, extras, 11215M. I -I- I,' PINEHURST- 2-BR, Zboth with Fla. rm., eq . uIpped kil., CH-A, carpolina. Frame. Priced right I 42j.200; I % ~, r . L' - : I I I asuiti tia:uiuge to the leaves Off tlie U)ps do-se to) tile corms In (lie best wa lie could i I or the busirwss or professional man. SQ.000. 2 1J'11iT'1Ill1 '; A. -carpeting, dbl. car4lorl. Very nice. $37,500. - HIGHLAND PARK-Now In this art i iiiust I.olo Ii are in 1)100:11 fr om April (liron,- I June, Gla&s call be grown fior cut fiosers lot (lie hoijie or for ga rden i' d F : ~ * 11iiii: C7 2ti baths, has some frees, is nicely land.scapaild ~ I has living* room, dirling room, . FlorW& ralm Pka - i 9 double garago.- It Italom &II. UtIII* cowndie". , 0 "I'Aw CH.A. dbl. garag411 RIVERVIEW-Now I BR. ~ bath wilh CH A. dbi S Officuds explained that % lien Uir VA reit-viveb lux hta1A,it,entb - AM use scart, tactics Ill frighten tilt, day and cutoff SI)tIiU (11 the S(t'tti at that (hue Dig the new corms al.iojut six weeks utter flowering or before many leaves turn brown (h'twrally (isis is done UI curl) Swn Salesman explained - ho tisintfle; legal work for A1 plinaip and hi; bitcin; - - -- - y I)o you have tht funds tt Buyer replied, 'But what That s no problem, upsets mor so now is to learn ttwt I have to pay ttw additional 1-44 in mit rest ttmruugti no fault of III own "I did rxit receive a statenient from tbe Tax GollvtUr." Betty explained again. *1 went to the Tax Collector'oo office, and I y,ae told I sas riot obligated to pay the tuxis for 1970 by a clerk in the (olled,ur's office, I just can't understand," lktty continued, "14411Y 1 should I* penalized by flu ving W pay the tIittrt!st" And, that's a good question Sarni called the Veterans Administration In Orlando and Smm furtherInquired. - - . I I putrha'w'd 112S. Industry Admits Vonk(r The two men are fr' pI IIPAII I tn4!11111111 ("1 Itt - a notice froni the Seminole County to Collector that unless she paid $240 plus Interest in (tie - Itiv Green Crum Hospital in (luvalloga Falls, Onio, and cut, uni% conic lionit, oi vacation .1. is amount of $44 u tax deed would be issued to the oiAner v, %tsiting her mother far .weel. Helen. It registffed - # Witt, Lit %e*sl Volusw Hospital until il alopio the charter otrant Ito Rof 4 F sr min Valley Florida - - - DELTONA -- Helm %agne! daughter of hIrL Normal! 1-11,1.coo-, miriani Wfoon, valeriv W9.* I r for luritw mio 323 19W or 372 9777 L rØrn( Us "S6 S Etrr 4V 19 -- - U42 Miss hiuer receised tier A few days before the end of May, tins sear 13t-tty hu)er r - L~allc,t 'Top Jail Pointe' beginner Intermediate . Advancord 1`4 - - _ I;. - Land plailliell foi. , I )tItI) I lon i'IflI)tiil'tlt iii I '-l( III in \Vuit'r 'II II1Ui ,Jani' ('assclh4'rrv l'hotoi that %ear. Again, she paid lit I -. October of stalwment sintv she ,A us the owner of records as of Jan. I (,! that year She paid I*r taxes, - tober of 1472, Miss Buyer again received her L-ix I (l'?lC( I 11141 JtIt)' (lit '4 4111 ((ff1 11111' St IF \ h (II 4 1 III. lit liSt Ct \1111lons owl dollars rotild be 'llivro- are otho-r- pimilti ill '. 151 tI t'.I f% '41 .ir If the average iiit nib. r hunt I In faIIIIIN and Individual %%olild reptitable i tontr"JILIJ ir diovsii't O ~- learn to recognim these gyp% 11,1ve, time to knock till ~ our door T I I I % K I N G '17his I.-; the and help get %%ord to file local ..,,III canvass tilt, to%%ii for jobs. REN10DELING" n home repair authoritiess, tilt, rn s 'p ipi r au.! hint of '41' it Mien \n'4 '4'4I)rk to lx 1.itit nfl our and Improvement rackets are 1110"A' In % iiiigti( he easily jwrsuatie(I at (heir height. .afets atiti to the valtit' of your (,ypster teanis coine in all 1141111i,, tit be handed over tit ;Ili Of Remember the stalk, . ,,I?t,*s anti shalws Iliev milint,milwi-som N'oii.,, h1itildIx, . offer liS% S'4Iii( li I i Ii.is Fl ori d a LluU k jobs h mr (in li( ts In u or tori uf (lii salesman .1tee(I ro- quires .I license for anyone . gifts, promise guaratractor %%hit asks )-oil too pay in ilierforinantv. and tile)- want "I") 1%-rforms two or more advance or pay lit cash quick cash payment s. They also tit)iiit liliprost lilt fit JOLIS Of $OO mi °' __ . . - Ifr i Miss Buytr says she was told by one of the clerks %ty) l(x)ked into her records. that the situation had been hand]ed b) the Vtttruns A dministration and that she had no csu. ti, - 1:;-k -r- now Summer Dancing Is Fun delwoll, ttillotoid \ t FUrid ( toolit-t Notto Club fullill anti J1 - . 110 .t.1:111% Alll)~ III% FANNI= lit-raid (smrrrspomideiit ,I. ' .- hn% 4114i'All frill alroth of '-' . 1. Lel ) ou? Child i1f, A P,,~i of Thq W onderful War a Dance - £ er o n a tUl ag( Sin- Nickv likeight-d in Lit Ll Whoppini- U lb~ 14 ozL IlItlVtw I wt. tx. in tier nursing bottle. and wai. takii. a- trullip fillessif. 11 losl it, tite singletoll . '1olber a '• -- 4 i 'Ioltaert became the parents of it cutt. littir num who, lue, jxatIn - urdi -4 I , D proud great-grundmother of It iovel% . littiv granddauchteT ~61 i.- •. the- local posit fixer, us no 2 ' dtimwN and promptly sal . Lad ,_-tift purttcipattn~ wit., c hill Lind entlll~ Juliet. together I)elilt Alexander . OUT Mr ' closing was held At that time. Miss Buyer had the closing sLatement explained to her bi . the clotting agent. It was pointed out to her that since VA owned the house from Jan. 1, 1970. until St- pt. 10, 1970, the Veterans AdIninistration was responsible .-, , .: iflIF'T4 woc invr,Ivpd in the bank rhar _ti~l ~ 1- .. lt till P'l I (ill I ' Fxtrn 0on Home Exonom irs Agent %g tuld been miiiled and after a reasonable time did not recei% -4 ~ ISullpost, liVe-it held till king of trumps In greeted b her nintliet oil Mii guarde d lit the Oritilitli Nuv tint! case South WilS (l(lt)flft'tt 2 }luSpltI t.it to defeat from thi. H -- (,iirrlPl(ILPS (.115 I(It)kt'd P furs - Tmiu MeBridi, second i ictor Hint "()I'll • 4 I 5t'lIt h- -- Watc h 'F ..0 _100 - %_.4 .- .. H lffrntial pokømafl ' pi m A H 0 . .('sidences.11-4. III-11ce i Shln% ( ItiltIt IiIIIiU' .111(1 to • leaked. )OUt ttri'.es-a',s with In late Oct.ol*r. the Seminole County Tax Collector's ,five mailed out the tax statements. The tax statement in 'Miss Buyer's hurne was mailed. ,, * - H o,A- ever - and thi! I., ver% Important to thi's .v ardutien thtstaternent was mailed il',Aas mailed to the owner of record as of Jan. 1, 1970 Of course. that was the Veterans Administration, I . - - ~# . fourti, and IlasiL Duda . tiebb Fouts. n'CT lit I art Muill ì ended up has mi. Ii rtul lrien N4iF,_4**&- t R ack et eers II Orlando and tht were accepted. pieted ., 0!. 1. 11:9. ~ &_ ~,,%. - Ctie'rs- 1 I3e;idru et up Witt. ill% It ()%, tell(, triend. taivrit entvrl ad .1(,(,Ill - These various gypsters offer - good ncss U hear '- I III(IIi hones to repair rolifi that have never statenients were mailed out in late October. Miss Buyer said she understood and closing was corn. r W tb ., elemenlar~ levei wert AudreN, . his (lilt left. .. eslnarm, upon completion of the application to - . . . ........ fiv . Salesman for the taxes which were calculated to be $159. She was told given a titi credit which she was — for the $159. but more importantly, she would be responsible for paying the entire t.hx bill for the vear of 1970 when the tax Stale~ parliamenuirial. rt, UIII - Odd LII tCVC tnt stirgers Unit tit u h I I purchase, took his contracts and allied papers to the VA in m ___________________________________________________________ I thiiiI It I Itwing property managed by the Veterans Administration. md cetondis the seteran property management officer for this area. %lartin Iludich, is retirin*g after '-" %-cars on the jot) ic his I iriandc tI!!it.-t Sam n liurtirniluir acrylic- tiiis c because of ts a reasons First, there aren't enough homes in Central Florida now _______________________________________________ iibh In ever' lmagtnubk color - rim sok.- the problem of splitting nails. si a n hesulu fron, Uit- Greate! (oviecit. Recreation Asmicatiol. (hatted witil hirb ii ill Veterans Administration and was being property managed 1)% the VA offi(-e Ili Orlando - which. incident~llv, . will he . _. 'A' . . ~ owned home, The purch&w of this one. however was going to be rittier .simple because Bettv Ruver informed .,;am Salesman it st ould be a cash purchase The home - a rno&st place but With ever,\1hing Bett\ Ruyer needed - '41.115 pr-iced at $13,100. It was owned b3, the ..... a - I - . ~ . %till Polish. n(IIA fashlon- inntr th t1ii i'ntkaso. :tiriti siCc.prtSi(Lflt Willlan I Walker Treasurer Jordan. flarold IN I rs H secretary. and Mm .1 1 called Over to, thi Menlo& ) in I In' -- . 11%am returned to the Office and began prvparing the host of s s it till i I . Nail ' ' ,over wits also , . F'irsl, vive-presidident. Mr. lolit-, rvans. serond vIrt . ~ i ie found hat the s anted un Sun tanor heights The and . ~ I . 1 ;' uset: it ii(lo-I tilt luil"llvol areit tIui Grunddlid Fort had snrth hoPed tar a cult- little girl. but after secuw ho inucti flit nes X1 - 4-4 ! - . '411tift.l. . -W y,h. pri t*s color Into %nt rnme~ w working with and hrass% -looking ont. The (lVIeCkt Woman's CIut just held their final nireUni: ii, Ult. sea.soii Thm will resumu ii. co,-tnbe, Willi fiowen %%ert ol ; ~ r I' - Sonit of vou 9(1,06 t0ll. ,- tilt rwrluip!,rentembotr All& a. adorabit littli hiOlUlt 11, tilt . IruMlIlliew I.Al,tii. 1pepartmen, - I1 ,1 ~~3- s p rtusps ii castirw skill for accurac It-and brought back it ratin of Cuir1e- [taker, Ja Saucer "t'xrellent' in evert tick! whet thes entered the StaU Musu Toni Ellis. Jay F. Saucer and _________________________________ - '.1w Rut she came within the proverbial inch of losing th-tt ,.xiesthttic home last week, and here's how it all happened Rett Bue ualkeu into a Sa'hrd real estte office in August of 1970 and said she like to buy one of those government owned hm-nes that were on the market if,, lIbundan in those da pros ided. of iturse if she &-i[ l find one she liked She was ushered into the office of Sam Salesman - . Now II!, I - Witt, lit th. - - . Surely flflt tiapps It tell sot that thu Oviedo High School cOnd",led SUSL L& it tes,of rh - it who, whell I chattedi Witt. Alldli I IL 11 c and ent'rgs when SkisI rnntLs p1irvnts art Mr. ant! Mrs Nolan . . 3r 'IF'oru n! Chultinti. Kelle% proud mon, I! it" in-Mer Nil-S.' All& I ull, C, being 11'atut 51 Air ;~~ PrI M 14VTmalual, I11"nWT fr Department 2to Adolowent o. ciark ., 4 Y Piavt.titrw 0! effoii \ i- anti 71r', Pt'ti't 1. lUtfi 0' uuikt lots of sweet niusi Iwa annual I X. lit. xavt smuuns: it, and hlan .-- OIfuTth 2 NaUhirs - . These folks who function as It.- esperiulI careful durIn th( former Marlvs Watil!' ,fit-ld irs 2r. Mourinuntoicl -di V. inter Purl Nicks n mon ['ark Memorial Hospital 8i it vers healths weight of lbs 11. 42 Arhw-i all, as Mnun$ain (romt tQTfl 4-ti slnth '' clerk,. Judgm and tristrurwri, summer %%'hen It it, 'A.1"' Ill rortitt-vt hair from tht, sun nuiterruil grandparents art, hir lotlarviri helle-, Foru bet .aniv tht $ , %ou'rr thitiLing (if air color L If us the tournamf Ii r)ud o' 1, 13cr Winter Part. on Mas trd Mr anti MN gulf 11L X RACIrneyve extract I A. .Ili\ . Saurer and Pat . and Ptilh, bert 1 olbert of Orlando Police officer, Ke1k'. lilt(- 1% , Well. I hav u and I knoix iuw indistinct Partal .. and sert Ma's ['11cr I-hnes grelit muLernft parents art Shines Tol Fort' hrml.li itilenth I. grandparent.t. Raymond Caleman o! Kan.salk Mt%. litio Her paternal grand Iuipp' expression on tin fart 0' t.4t..41 • - W C.aieh V, Pam w 1c tilt in 117 MATIIII I. X Ileruld c rrmpondent - JlnVu VOL nottred thr extra I, ttr'T!i I .- 4 inUmUt' , _1 4.11. .."~ ~ *_I _ 41, Iteptur C Winglike parut 4r, bridal Pau ornuung to ii - - r'--. ; fic brought - 4_ SliVOMI coild0IIIIIIIIIIIIS - ,-0muin I, widu viiriet\n cl: . " , %...' -r liner anti • ENTRA NCE 10 HF HIGHLANDS resides in her own modest little home in a Sanford area i:' and crzivonn can he Liseti - Oviedo I ' '- C ( .iHI( "iRftiOfl -. tl fnrn it.'pent . and crayons Ttwst- pen- ',r' nk opened few htrn04 nq V772 (,rpfhnactt'dss,gentfof the ; Rutthere'sales.cnntobclearnedbyall. And, its 0 I1tI ightcheaperthlearn it this 'a than nearl learn it I tIN - -Vf ! The sotry you're ahotit to read is true. We've changi, oo I . . '•.' Fv, &," lirroid lalltnieFdltor r I I: , L ..",otft. s Kill a la)enl~d in im tape and computer operations. She' lo modest car and modest job in Orlando o wns and up- 1. j -- gtdaT V 1/) - _______________________________________________________________ -JJIU ' i It II \ U \iiu'i i'tt c a ourig ingIe lnd in 1w r ear1 thirtie , . rin. and —wi kind of nntur& c E Shad e Pastel eye stuuciwcis i4nklfli Correct .-ovcrin flu- entire lid nui no 1% It fashion pills bill 3, plan. accnrdin to nature's x health mud Ton .tIIt then. the goal of the try, ,uun mu' he harmful it flu ipp"nack to eve nuikeup tn to e.t' improve on rUItUrt. Today's Eyecolor -. .I I, -- I HIO\H 1140U1 I\ARt) I 1. r Lisa a1hack away in ehoo1 Dan'c \ighl t - 1(911 I ' eading via - U / er ea hard 'Aral. like little 13ett% Buyer (41W inur - - h C - _______ ' ' -,x-jected, it, go with the color o! -.' - J r IVI(PO?h Mr Ahpanalp put rha41d the San (frment. land 'r '.t 'i'itiatel scparate Thetr foimd pplia?ion waq 1-.r c'lrnsl rPaI pqtate dønk with r.reivel Aug. if. I7I. The l'iient Nkor, are prindpnk ,'ighf pyq$ tomptrriier of the cnrr'ney n -. 4\ / \/i 1IL'. n he, And(-- and Dawn flolrwr. wjfl sUal vciur annual Dance Art.,; 'sprung recithi thc eighth . S -aturday at 8 p,m and Stinda\ ,-It 4 p-M auditorium. Tickets art - a:1iizihlc . 4ht _________________________ % itt tlii' l4 .. £*I 4,.i&t:J - [U ii color you add to your p,roc ______ r - % 0I Id , bLViI - W I..'.' i. 11 Special 'NA SlJl'- f, I(I'4 'IF', *1iJIIj ' -- ' pr" r t !J'I Shaw 4 flink,antt.ma4their aproath to fh. rgt taf? fr U' t1l 11 ~ - .,~L p I -_ - \DER the sthCR EETHE&R1 touch of ro1n slinuld till - - __ __ _ ~~ ~ ____ __ 1' -i\' j d Th final ctp I~ _~ - a WAil - I essons re A . .. ~ 0~. ., , - -. - L P f. lI4 I k frftn, 'I." While ''ice I it, k. ltarfwq ,if I tie, A M 0 VJ V l4r - and then tin either side. T Thw It look Only a fe%A %,.,I, , till -- Involvement P. I "" Sunday, June 3. 973 it' .32.2mook __ I Im" ,__- '.1 ., 1 r 1 .1 f-.~._1".- __ Sing t j Emow-t;n.:-;f!- , -N- Decoro . I , I ` 11w. gluns. oi$.straightnhc8dUhn1 1ting beat] down Or hark. sh, dropped the strip right at IN 'p • . ~ .I\ un$ruirnr . - ing Bank _ 11 .f-.-. ~ I t __ 1. rden I lashes f'ak lashes c on after th never hetori niaq(nra Patricia made it 1k '' She held the strip hghtl het nn thumb and forefinger Ii it) the sidr vnu (,%tend the cofor flfl( color Ii 4 d 11: The mlxi step is tü app1 mascara unur natural lache'. Patricia usei a trw one Iron, Max Factor. Iti,sippbed with lul wtth the darker hue ust'd tn the rrew1 of the ee tort. wearing v.1ti count on (8111. Thu tll( :ts 4 I Real tone (v;illeo: Thu lightest 1. -1 V oliii .~ 41 - i4o"', Den ies - . Lifestyles 4 theri. She begins by selpirtITIR Whi"te H ouse !i 1' t'.1 ( j , Il% L' (J - .7 A I~ ' A . �UV- .48. Sunday, June 3.973 2C— The Sanford Herald Firm a - ~I . f A"ll - - A 04.A,-? ' .,~= ,, __~,e _~~ _ 11111 19 _ -, I I M , 11 0 I I __- -If ~ - ------- oll ''1 . __ - . A 11 I i ky%l W . --- ~4 , y . .- I- . Israel has become the world stocks to find the one most to). uties of ciUvs fruits. It cuts ruses - . .~ . -- twolopes to trace the cvur%c of foold and water through thc avocado tree. utilizing a Geiger counter or scintiDetrons 'r . I 'x.ed - S .ilufornu* s san Joachim u.t amid ó spray for several ccc- to Sal- .'--;#chs, head of the department . id vegetable crops, who also rcsst'd prmiductmun for e x port, 1T1id flOSs produces SOmC '.vt: Blue plastic tju buicl.e, he -iri.'ted thu--rn from climac:. h c-duciatiom trampawn to develop aht*e market for uL" - in '*zng is floss mom nt to t'.t t (sit sir lit r -7 cIdrei eome sumnmc p- liln as big a problem in ubedicr t ' uumpanion Fui-Io tenvdto her c'umplamts aid eniom is hi chouldri I their er One is Ouitan Gardens Just Like Grandma's O'gol Gardrall oll llbit % t-g0ables. sklme of us still A handi, instruction bcwjk iong for those old tried and let lets you grow these plant' true loarill like Grandma with diric d varietie~, in stories or seed 1A VrV in' at th Wink visit Bailc ualked up tile To* far terrace, You can put in spktt' bed of (tTdss .. rc from irnias omos berries that will pros ida aIyssum, moss rose, lobelia, quarts each sear button and many , - A sup;xirt frame and %aThis interesting kit (-(an tering system are included With it plastic p a.la and sau beat i-enientls outline together a the frost in .spring and fallfine s-ariet of oldies in Watering is as simple ii turning the faucet on Nettrays, to start seeds fast and lingsummer Itus easy. There's also a step-b) from eating the fruit step-guide to Ilomuer arrangThis basic kit is $995 with ing using these old favorites mmii 1%3) about 11P0 ii lace ur patio The kit ins t ype ;l'°n. as the flosuer garden. tbut U.t Ifliut- Lah' t'i-:snis. scallions I.'Tiilii5I CDfIlp(i$( - at '°' ° - - - j.. - sltr - - - - • .0 '- - -- . - .,. ,, % - .. 'T3 It ' \ I ,,, - APIl ____ j ,-i.,, a" , 4 'y,r ' I 1111_~ Itl I & .* -_- ,j A -1 * , ,,l#400 . -c -. I I Oil I zig lit S 5(11 ii an (Pit 115 ' . . TJ L_ CO,-. _. ,.,I loan I ' 4 'h', - . Stairtgagt I 0 0 .4 Would you explain %%hat a mortgage banker —(lU Looking for big yard and Both this freshly anyone? em y paine house to9o with it? Ir vthis bedroom home with large eat I'. , .\. - - Dear GHF: Be glad to do so. A mortgage banker is more or less a middle man bet%een loohat might be called local borrowers bedroom (master is 221 2 x in kitchen, big pantry. if you 114). Big front porch. terrace. like surprises, check this at 11S.91010 1 $34,100 5' - -_ . -_ - 10 - • , The ladies agreed that this 15 e southern section a e city . As to your second question, th e fact is that revenue sharing funds can onI be used for capital Impromements of this nature. a I" _) ' 0 This is a big fat F,I I , That swhat you could put down on a gracious new 3 or 4 bedroom home in Hidden Lake—If you qualify for VA Financing, or as little as pct. for conventional financing. _______________________________________________________________________________________ Waiting for you, in your brand new Hidden Lake Home is a , choice of 3 or 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. 7 different and exciting floor lans central heat & air wwall hl-t - towa llcarpeting, 0 wa dishwasher ,. disposal and a 2-car gar :rage. p - , '- - Hudden Lake is away from it all. - and near everything nIoy the manhi, beautiful lakes, parks, - greenbells, bicycle paths, tennis courts and a community swimming pool Hidden Lake the Lifestyle you've b een wa i ting for '.aitinq for yO! - I'm sure ille'd all like to take th-se funds and reduce local taxes and millage rates. But this %as not the federal government's intent in establishing the Federal revenue sharing program. Consequently, specific guidelines 'acre sent dosun from Washington specifying what these funds can and cannot be used for. To tell you the truth, I personally believe the revenue sharing program will determine just how much faith the Federal government has In local government In future programs of this nature. filstory has revealed that %hen the government gives 1T 1 V — Hm. C I • IXIt biIttfb - Take ib, s,,s di,,, set Pet. Vsft,y 'p ..Vl ". ,ti '1t is I I I I- .If is I.tei.d a. M--u, Hi- f -r - __,V I 40 . . .. ,_, I . tk/ I W, 1..__ - a,' ii 1Jt Sb0DEL MODEL 1 11M 4 - - ;,~ i 0 A - — I L. P - - .--- 1-,.A. - ii ., , ____ .. ,. 'i I - \, y - 41 ' .' -\ . ~. - , ,,\' 1 ?1: - - -- 140'.- - - e 4 - •Ili1*• , - ___ _____ • '.'u .i i' '"E L 1i: 'I - - - __ -, - __ - at ' -• 1 j , ' ' ' .. I .jtriIY.',i. - • - - -, I I • . - '.. 11 "- -- 1 - - - . ,led '- od - but-, Ia ' . l - - - - - - - - - - ' cho.uc I -, t. '.. , , g,,. For sJ 1 51 - I - - - - I '14 - - , - ' - De o nstrat i o n m -- ---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LifSoi•IIM.i. OHIJL It - - - • •- ' - - - - - - - __ I - •. - . •-- -- - , - ' - - - ----- _Ofl em: t. r' t)Ii.j.s I I' - ~ IIIi l l ! -p 5 $18I 900 11 ll I •' 'iT . !, : ;I: A11 112? MARonDA HOMES Inc. il 4.1 :1.,I I '' - 's I'! I I. ;-- 1 i.i moiir I -- mmmmm t 16 [_ ' . - ' i. ~11 I I V151 1' 'vcuii FAVORITE -- I 1 - 'If - %tor'th Inspection 20 Pre-Suttlernumar j i. 6. I 1 1 ,' "011 QUALITY 18 Qtafstdndmriq 5-racle w',orknmari 'li.I and Quolity Faterial 1 I'! h ir I I n -p 6 t • t"Jl' - I' I ii T't.i' io EEAUTY. 71 An lr7qina+'-.e ar'ti istetul Bai,3rice of Art)iitt' 11 e',,r 1) I OPEN DAILY Wa O,4 6 0 0 '; ! " I I ., . . - I I I C"!! 838- - 1' -- I I - '' i'- . tj PI S i-If' Cu%tL '-:: -r' II?liI . - - -- -- . . • - tY 'le Bjths 8 Ample Closet pa' t hrouqticot Dcto' Door Entry or' \',deI LOCATION. ii). The Most CQII .-'neo' L.'ca!,',' Voiusia Ceunu, C'rljrsu..tv L :'ey 'orId. -dic" c'se .r1oPPIn Centers, Schools. Entertdals , I • '-. • - I C-to" 4 --'0 ': J. E'eL''_ . pgunte -, Ho rcos W.iiI m0 ll Car 'c L ci'etint FEATURES. 4 12 Foot Sisdimq ,l II - r- - -" ' - ' '-i-' "-° I ' ," .-. -. COMFORT if' - , - Ii -'•'-- YOU LL CALL IT HOME O -1 -1 ''"' - - - - . - ' . Sanford - ....- .. 11 120,711ic?ILIII4ZAtIL 76095. Sanford Ave ---- -.-- -. : 1 #-_- 14.. ..-- - _____ - N U " 1T ~ 4, VIp/t- 12111 — i -1 1 S gns I T@DLWJ IU a - - Phone won iHihiiIuhiI(illuiiHhIi!llTfflhiI III Ill IIIUI!IIIIIIJJU!I1iI1!1 — f ': -I !-;t t Sanford 20 REASONS WHY il:11 ' ' ' Dispositions improve appetites perk up the whole family is healthier and happier with relreihlng cooling during the hot, sticky months. You'll be surprised at the moderate cost of glorious Singer Coinfoitmaker cooling 425-4915 i t' - 1~f 11 I -- '1 (1JV L'hI7"II • . . 121L -3]9rj .-- _.€_ -- 1 • SUMMER AIR CONDITIONING 0 f - - , , ~ _t. I See Palm Valley Today. I . -... I.- .- - - (Ad . I f you've begun your life, - . • I I. F A TLAN ric (:i ,,, e 4F .v je Q,se,f ------I- Il' - '-4(MI 1I.L ' I . - Q lo s t us SI rS2 To t s left migbi 2 •iI,t •.stb .1 IT I1t)' CHELSEA i A. , 1 - - ."Ufl'E - Any '.sood to be it-u- - I 12 t,gn p - - If "%s - 1) I.I J 1. I 'I Life begins at A. .• S ,, . - -:alled should be kept in the for - ni ishere it us to be used ei- ttaI da%s be fore being it- W AS SEEN ON PESO AUCTION - 11, 1111 Ill I I - ." - n 1111 - ARA when the thermometer $27,900 ,. ' I-1("\r -T' 1") 1 X (1 (1r'? Q C I R._.1l I I\ T'\'.A 'A I '< U U COSTS '' ESCROWS I ,Aer %,AA furnishing miteri.i. ghted _ - Va'-. -' - :11 - rrrc ABSTRACTS , The . it - %55 0O /14 i-w '.15 4 5-4, TITLE INSURANCE : dealer that I must buy the boktt 'Ad Finishing in -t,iiuld be ~tacked .,o thal air I I FPOr , panels atA)ut a ,Aeek before I Hi,me.-j%ail - jbIeh% wAing .'li put them up. tie said they had cents and a 10'rig, sla 'mped. ielfto be stored in the house ahead addresd envelope to Knowof tune. I never thought to ask tiu~oi. P o Hwoi 47- 1fur,in, ,',jrhim '.shs I ' d like to kno'.'. the \ tin rea son. "anting to kno%k the price of the blueprint may %oorite tu ilifil A : C.s:,fnvr mixed a3-iu) ssithd.'nitur.'d a co ar t'.-t. - CLOSING '' a Ichtc1 to the frjmemuork It - p • ol N.5w,p -° baths. There are 1,305 square feet on the first floor and square feet ufl the second floor. Architect is Rudolph A. Matern, 89 F. Jericho Turnpike, Mineola, N.Y. 11501. Ans one - "\ -, t it I % 1110 6 .1 iii M5' anj...,i-it,! I It. A. AJiii frorn Va.iit about 24 hours, then fill am getting tea install - lid %000d paneling in I I / a . .. , . ,V- - . 1tflsi 4*w 5-4 lI!'fl%fl rø . Custom ' - _____________________________________________________________________________________ assay a nickel It'll usually spend a dime to be sure the original nickel is used properly. In my opinion the revenue uharingprograncouldbeateslprograrntoscejusthon macli local governments can carry out capital improvement programs isi th out ('zIwash- e ft'du'ral supervision. Any unreasonable' abuse of the revenue sharing program suould bring federal supervision just as sure its death aiiil taxes are certainties. - 4 0 ( a r ; fid application to grip Letter butt up to match ' tar iiir' vr.ttefl . . - . I , . 1%, .Af*A .1.1 0,1 . I ' I TITLE INSURANCE ( ir The bottom a period may result I did i the remainder of the damaged %oloarpage umdariob some ears ago). ;, area .sith (ern&flt until IllS the ' a , e . gyp-instead .tr> times t e l amina pl a s t ic liurT1 bo)ard. Wait anuther 24 C f the table hours, then sand the patch even At tee coats oF she ...I isith he surrounding surface bt fuund oil the secund floor. al(mil %ol private and hall sP (5 - - houses tiso bcdru.':ns,cach is ith six-foot closets, one of sshch has a view of the private pool area. Tiso more bedrooms can s — lar curface will enable 'he sec- table. that part of it is shut (f ' I - Dear Mrs nm It's true that flit- rIty commis ion voted to lilt. ' .,8 or 29 m iles of streets in urrtauie pave some to Sanford and ,, revenue sharing aUfluS funds prom t11e r-utras gosernmcnt isill be used — except for enough to construct a new fire station in M. 0 - - -Mr s, HVH 'f-is a' - ' "- for such purposes" ' I "I '''l 1,16-hen ~ou place the plastic it out since an irregu laITtuidto on the top of the mmt,th - I Fit # Xr ;,-,, . ;r j,:o,? T*?it.-r 14, and 'I- 14-ohorinwiclool firm for living rtl in additi(in to having a front %%all of glass, has a six fc.'jt sude slidin g .,lass door to the porch The first floor MAKE YOUR DREA THE r~ , psurri goverrunent to pay for it. Can revenue sharing funds be used other od 'iou base mm permission to chase turn an tAme" And a third replied. (,ent' k tie said tie slidn" kiiiii,olir the r- j- (if on someone's property?" At,- because you don't have an - .. IV,. pl - - Ill I - - . - " J 't . - - I i Y r I t ~ Editor: CONVENTIONAL FINANCING I abo,ut half %oll through the I .. I r,,ard Ho .s a Is 'tat is used ' -' I .• w.v; prowlainied in Tel ,\ .1 British ' ev. rhe tlr;t ofo facto ro-rwp~- LOOKS BETTER iv I i filling the and tst', Li it done' -' — Some do Most tion tsallboard Fill the - arris of pining about half way with Ti tf.'or, huwei. er is sotiril I — ' s-- - i , "'* LIFE Ia , con but that professional A - company %ith millions to invest to have a lending office In each and es- cry major city in the country. Therefore, this will deal isith mortgage same big Insurance ba nk ers n P . •- - - I j - , and non local lenders Forexample,itssouldhe prohibitive for a major insurance 7867 , I intent • t F pla si' Iam,r i'.' n ur. i L r ia? ~ I I I Ill : : - / —- — , (. Th. man in the store that sells . I 1' dtøt 1 r laminate loop (or, an (Ad tahit !ho- p1d itir c,aid I have to put 1 I . . . I . I %P'V 1 i it ii I / our ncr and banged a hole in open to the sky. inviting startling sunlight patterns. The ou-ner * is k-ft Ill the horrible 1 (lining rofirn, wall, ,Ahich is L — ,_,j• hoAever he the City is-ill use its revenue sharing funds for the federal 5 FEi ~~i , .Ir rirfulitol girwir#1 ,-afh 6,ot rambunctious with the harri. j . - -- FERN PARK. HWY. 7 - - 4 h will ceiling in wnorid tip .4 .I,V Iddine a Icing. narrnw njol 'I'le the hirnittirs, I i :ng iiniple `:,.iir,n%, , ind it he flame time. creatingi I •i,oflg uuuie fri-urn inc end of fears abriul riamagecl furni- 'el Vesterrla -- ELMER BAKALLA 1INC REALTOR r ga'! 4 __ I.. - il.,_-A - --. - , I . I 1 . will) waq crinottracted at fine end reflected light than noil My young son got a toy normal humidity Then when t trt for Christmas I had is ir.steuled. it is lecs hkeh- !to e'i! ( us misgivin about it. but he sarp -r •.'r-.' I . . ". `1_1 less llrort .0,10110d it, adjuit t(o the roll -- 41 saluc or the purchase price of a home - suhkhcs- er Is the f ~_ o q'L_A torch e s e One had asked, "How car, NO to .1 you tell a 6-year-old not to go 0 iRs .i - two far away planes a storage :~'~ 3we Here s the Answer _~'; .. " 04 Guarantee Insuranore'Corpiration'. For this Insurance the - FACTS ,itromt favorite of mine ;' paint the !-eiling ~orlil qtmilar. po-rhnpot ,4 few ;K# Ill - -_ - ,,, I b ____ i-sent I I f . .0 I..Nm- le%istir of the t"o -the association solill usualls require the loan to En insured bi - ORLD ALMANN . 'I ll'' - ~_i - __ - , t:q,- i ornil lark roill if . ol - ichiove the sarn° effect with - 4W deck.Spanish tile flooring lines the porch beneath three entraticto art.hes. A semirestricted vle%oo of a garden patio is seen through pierced concrete culumns and the patiu itself is air. -' "" Mortgage bankers are paid either finders ' brokerage fees. The amount depends upon lb..- value of the ering along with service fees. - ft ,'_ .it'.." J - of L, 4 In t '-"ic" / - rI I * of the appraisal association makes a loan of over 80 per __- find these days. Arid when you mernvr, for the rest cml his life, do the cost may be prohibitive. Everyone agreed you cant cuntrol a small child all (Pit There is no doubt that this tune He might forget nstruci:rowing interest in plants and lions. Ha' might cha.se a ball 'r i fl owers is genuine and well, fly a kite or an airplane ::utivated. Blossoms or a wind up on another's propent spreading tree provides - 'But *nc women turn their ranquthy and a sense of place chddrti out of the house es'er arid well-being uidoors., as well morning as they do their dogs as a viable counterbalance to and cats," said one mc,ther of four. "Thes have no idea wiser.., -tale the) are going and they don't Put to beat the escalating im to care - as long as the) prime rap of these gorgeous are out of their hair. Arid when 1 P s ', - I " I understand the City Commission of Sanford has voted to pave all of its present clay stabilized and dirt streets and that indoor gardeners because It car. And if a child drowns in a never shows neglect or over- backyard swimming pool, A " ______ ngs an Thu certainly do Iloss.. sir ushu U a saviiuis i ss s.ts on hill surrounded by several trees I similar meiisurei sWuld be apA Ficus Erotica. ticketed at plied to parents of children wtx) $'000 a few paltry years ago, are perennial nuisances Mote important. lr,rnK-t-rut now sells to avid growers of indoor greeneries for almost peopk- are often hurt sshe!-m a child is hurt, Owners arc pundauble that price ps a c-tuld. 1)racaenaMassangeara,theso- L)r I1.er are oftennublamed if a called "cane" planL a delight of ctild strays into the path of a ng. itained the roloir you want, ,)r n rarpot and paint. ,,-.,. , 4parp yet had the normal of the room with cabinets 4fld Some folks maw ohcrt work carfare below qiare Footage of living spare hare floors hnwesor uinc$ 1 ok ru-i 'lanI fa'a ' ' hel I d I qnme areita I i 'a! ; r 1ich .isie o hoce' of ,oui .sho h1,s" this flr I ti o! I ,r,ilc'aua' cc ir I remconable hangup but vunt o)Urdtc. In ,-cry different kinds olpanel - - u - / - E passed on their at-issuers (-are, is almost impossible to aR to u-i labial 1141tie and talen' enter the t i \kdutir ,,nt.aru Plan HA781M suith its' 1550-star) ssind'.0 u.ti) delights of indoor a. - !-.,ignol the (piling wall 13 fol 11) tile %%Ili. itillicatI0111% atc that inicut,st ratu% fill ciqjlientlonal mortilinge% ol continue to clittib anti Ihere's not F(litor Do savings 1111(1 loan asot-Iatmon make 95 per cvnt luns gardenirig become more and passing the buck, irresponsiblit- ________________________________________________ ttt - ______________________________________________________ more evident to our friends and mother style. rel.auves, the prices of subIn fact they decided that f tropical plants and trees are dog scarciens caution arxl iuse people for letting dogs roam adusun verticallypw rd. Ono is i. -' WP - She had complained to thre h i flor,r in match it With the linear I 'lark paltolorn. it,# two parallel brought rlwwr tri thinner In black than white -Sri q with otpir,off-it (if 0,,~ tba;i( rule in dealinK with fli"'I"re ' Its A"ll LAVoi - > the group observed. In addition isn't ol gj,y4 I ,lark oak flooring to the roiling In floor the roiling, you cin applied prefmnishod tornan knows that she fr.nks togethertlfl ; - - ___ in hrl ir,ale to mliotothilpol -~ .gpj. doubt that discount rates mill do thi sam. mith a stick. she remarked. As Al ° 4 11 - - eD,dr'1"9 "P% 'c Summer is fraught with in. them had oflie cu'nstrtjctuvt- 1 True, dilicoitint Ice% (tit FIIA Iniourvil Ifinn% arr fill thr rlso-. was probably equating the to: B I_%IIL MALINO . tw5raiII -- Dark crolol q1tiotth %pail '* ry I Ui in III "You don't understand children - il'artrn ft dmuellers to produer ta sty'. egetablem on ter dc ici' • Another neil addition thiff, accessories. netting. h(Kod %car is Gourmet vegetable to- x I r a . and is a% ailable catalogs g es-en zarden - It enables I pivi ' ?li i celosia. bachelor -thers Sir Tonk &Odle Cot? 5,tattort New York, N I l (;ardt'n ki It offers some in Japan or india. on circoof the real old favorite f1 crw- . and $125 De g ts Indoor Gardening . pyramia garden This il dit But final.loo there is a com - I).is'u. 'it iCflC( '..)U can also in (jtdlo,c if you look h.dtd ctinversation to criticism rill ii one living room . -.Fill __14 - very plain oak uric, io,'h and - on the property not nailed ' ung people a good enough methods used to control the ir '.ini is packed up Just because reaMin to keep tat au-i them, osun you t..-rs All ;areed b I 25c Ss'.d.w"r :ddvc-nondZ'i'O' ' '$ 9051.0 Gordeøs.i look . P0 at ss iii l ll ' 1F Sprinkler system for the grounds. Beouliful sculptured iron work to set off entrance and front. Plush blue carpets 3 bedrool 2 fa mily rooms; eat-in kitchen, etc. $37 too. ig it is there. .W saw one child '-wet, For space saving conver, ' children puck up a furrpla'v tool she had cccl h barbecue . ck arid nondialantis toss it ir uher neighbor's s-ard as lit 10019 Aliciw olderkitchen tested recipes d be backed by their par panic but the law took Over. Th e group didn't limit their I II homes" - ai- is is appalled 4) II the present FIIA listabliOrd tilil Ill, gettlog harder all(] harder to find. Therefore. Ili make monry available at the firrsunt FIIA etital,flOrd Intell rate hinders arc n1limed 10 _. Inf IPiP c1.H( I' 1(0 t I c'l.'uaentarv giiidelinec of 'r'° hoi.' In ftfl(,tt,Pr CII 1111 tuilk about how 1cm track ______________________________________________________ Ttie reason Is that mt. ru ci rat..s on murtgmig. c mu" also In creasing - almost ilalls ( onsi qut 1111) mortgage Inanc at E___ auioinobiles ... lawn mo,A - I H II 4 it - -.- -__7_. - - - -tAlL:,"__ k- _. -r. 115;NFE- - T1,A uomen recalled a family to the child molester Lhere are th In addition to making the dog ' o'de' d I. di ed . ZEE ~ ___ ungs. she cont.inued. And any- twirent. dangers to unwary suggestions mainly based ton moi.rs I . stop With a Pip otovitl place to lntok, if notror. I rjorifforl in bring thie %kv There iq nol mly Amp -may you Arpnoly hiivil Vour baoii,-.q. iq down by marrying it tro the or, fol the eye if yrm r.in't ,iffnll J I IT—) acks as dogs are. And why m'.t.o had almiays insisted they the backyard swimming pool ramplc herbs and other plan. D' b' a u -Wp4ri LI Y tk.ci ctr.'I, ii et'n cmli cpu l's hut if % 1111 has- .' a rootmi that Is lisa , _______________________________________________________________________________________ One sscaiian insisted she isn't aritic-hildrcn even though she is radishes. bihb lettuce. cu \F-t (arden (olumnists cumbet 'the hu ilecs is- SC 'u all the ness hibrids isuth two saructiec of toma modirn flossers and toes ".1nif lion mirollinflili Viwhrig tall thInO f Rn oftPr) ' 'n -,,A - ' ll% Sheila and AIlan Suen"n L) n i to it ~ , ;w;,j,vi,-- (olatuts In come IS cnrc. estate operation is designed for the t'oflsenht'ni.e of the dint and s c su ill not Stu.l) 17 ..;It: I atfunin and %!:iter. -Tbe K v n'g . Cit!tvr v-_.perimental In ;,oddition to all the dangers ;vnnecl in the house all da) be- ,-hildren . rnV.Ve atil as thev mhen s;he saw a Nirefil ,e macadumis nuts, lurking about when children cause he might knock down and pleased' They are now teen- -oungster in her backyard iIe Puss and tht means diang quite expensive in the tirnied 4fC footloose their freedom 1$ hurt some uninvited ited little guest agers and still challenging fiddling is ith a lawn mats t . to be a happening for in IMS backyard' ing the life habits tit plant.s. . homeowners. Two have been that she had left with mott,,, 4;talm; !voquats, borne on an ev. likeh meLitxihsm neighbors. changing thtir G<d question that oush the arrested for defacing properts running while she dashed Int o , prsimmon annona cfrcen The idea got a workout at a mother of the little tod:iler - one put graffiti over a ga chdn.Ing the '.'trs nature of the house to treat a bee stint. guavas arid pecan nuts Ici-ati pLsnt.s Sachs said r c c e n I neighborhood kaf might arusis 'r mas be But the rage and the other chopped C,t..adbs toes and fingers sEn also has mans grapes ohs c èiipnient 411d nun be stored figs The major cxper-unents for more than a week without ht,ssvt are with avoc-ack's I .. 3 BEST BUYS OF IHE WEEK JAMS .K.Ul r~iarning s,hould she keep her big. had - -ed to the country m,,v% . to Hri Hi public that our entire piece 1 don I i;i, AP seissfeatures %rIIer the lilciu nuts, which we had h mu 46 11% % IVIAN BROWN* tramberr) prcduction, main. caten frorish for the firld Ume Irp-isure eill hIo,5!;eoI Inch (if Ill-Ight, hv( 11,11"141 firl rall 4; ''.rflg rP 'r1 ,4T' 11c '.ri' Llrt ' flp ha kgroun'I u1lettng th e openuve .eay to 10w0r it r.hjer? Ofl each cheif which take rnq to it good deal ,ecs i't IPIC eve up an'l n' or the low than replaring all your ruirrer, furnitnr' and W it in eas ri hark of the vif.s 'hc ,,rr). !hr1h .'.th xr wiUi H I'!'.i undt V nehoc high Even t't' Fur n their t,ncit ,i1rnd) annatiIy tiu vin4oi lOOked nitur' an4I mud look for other 6(ilIIt l(,fld f01 these swanky low in relation In the ceiling flil'AF) 11111 thingf; i;ill (for Its Imigth will wift % fill %tring But moo lovoplort todav I follill hall a ptoblvill Mill illove Into for) (fill ho'101 Willi 'I Ili, intipil jPvr%i%tl,nt hong-up 11114i o il,ilinv , or ;I ri#,w houql-11011111 1% 1111flitiv fill, ------- Dear GSII: It all dependit upoll tile "Illount oil tile ttalloinctlon lilt " Illull iol title a %(,tile too thr title opinion lio, bring obtained. La, determine their leri. I il toild (lint the r4ol hall not vitiang WE DON'T "STOP TILL WE SUCCEED Summer Saf ety For K'19 ds ArKither item bring Irstot%l is ctntel dilur ;'ii 'Ac siant to get acroc to ttu, marketing prop.. rts -md not Juct ,tct1flp, I cu just ian t lict It and su 4uit .. - - Here' s Hc)v' wuntr-s is floSs engaged UI Wi verrnsruhtc in uric hothouse — or I (11111 Vincent Pholo, . priduction soared -from rwu litne-sie R(Kiseblemes fr,.-. (vicrot ( noth , om and Lhe Neu 7rah,nd being grol .-.,. NS 11W", Vditor 1141%% 111114 I, ,I, ,or -. a I n %% % rr c I,a r 1! o. it , s, x anil tie an al)%t r nc I " mcttueuiw if l'lmer itakahla, lance ' rt'. PRICE OF PROGRESS are an cserdas occurrence Intersection LATE afternoon traffic back ups at in 92 and SR said to be second busiest Ifl the state tersection of in Casselberrs TRAFFIC emitted a (Ind-, ever% minute. Tempera. iv%. / I je sttres.srs I f - th`c t%intruilt-i altmospix,re of grecindir(lIttor', flaim 7iban. said from gifts blouses, Urt came fl fl.ikalla. whose flew theme tie explained ,,We market tile . 1. _;V__Z.. es ralh1c Dr. Kadman morning. The avocado gemmed largely from experimentation of 40 years b% I'll-of. Marian Op- .. -t ~ led]%- a long. arduous task. and P-ia', them cu the flosu acls in Europe the nest CI _____ kad in producing sut*ropic-al u -ant to salt. He us also work. asocadoc It produces peaches trig to propagate vegetatiseh apncots, pears and huge quali- uislt'ad of bs gralung admit I Herald Iii alt can sift through our 11118m. -11", . . listings for the bil and sme hill% a grvat deal (if titile " his ne" office. IL root ternalan and Mexican I la r k The C(orvillOnle.% %%'cfv attended by . lival boilsintes.stnen. realtors and it tIiit'* f'r. uii it *,'i' liii Iii i 1w keil "it tuin.I fi %% ill, tuiih lung. .1 roonic It1t t Hih f'irnitiir IV \Ip,,,ct nil C (,ntPI,,I,r,rnr fiirruich,ni'c HtP lOw, iIetgrwd to lit the pr.''. nilini' eight foot t r'Ilutigq f UI(4PT0 SI I II III I Sill 40 r ~--ll;7111l . mom" - ,A t w -, IAN Sit Edited t)% JULIAN -We dori'lstop I ill we suctiv,vid," Inc., is "stop-tim". Ilie fallilltir has p ut toilgether a highlY twalgonal stop sign shape ls, ,in . I .. . 01111 all (if till,"for salol signs and i jilm c-ompol staff of — searcitxirs at the goverriment's, is testing West Indies. Gua. Volearn Agricultural Institute / -so r-, - -0141ol . I , I. . ,,...- - N'tork because theire are few greenhouses and test plots to ol Israeli auturrin nights. sm his avocadl The problem, he said. was that the mwad In the space of a low 3 _. I ' _ . ,- Dr. Kadman led me to the trw Columbia County of Mis - _=_ I I IV - Box I l3akalla sald. "This way a 2 has a chanor . . I irospective buyer IMIll beld riblitin-A-utting Ili talk %oloith us after lit, gri,,, .'reniontes to ollit- tall' i)pefl homil r mu '.uork tits new location (lfl Sit 436 'it I k -Irt in Fern hoil Ilakalla continued, . - - ---- Question ice o Ilealtor- As~x,t-IICST a ~ . _______ Off rkitin 16 ceiling ti' estate c;'rtene irsreal "VI earC open from 9 a. m. to utt the grand n Ma' 16 every tiny and on Sunit'i ctaic p m t his new rai 4I8 Op('fl till 7 11.1n.... '.11' mt Itmer flakalia ______ - cities. it hasn fruiL%, vegetables and nowers. ciduous crops, subtropical and The hpplons don't have the wopical items. including b&. -same ros) coloring as those in nanar, and palm dates. I I - 771 ~ r. -- Treasure All H'i* ghmCeilinged Rooms 1 New 7.,- Design For People Real Estate Dpens I -. I a Bakalla 1 .1 ., ' Ii I rs . i..-- *1Cf. .. ARO\SO LA AP Iii Vk i.-I I , ix,pular crop is read% there Israel. 1,,r. .) iis a nation this nude of artichokes to France anniverw its preoc'cupa and Itah, tio bug produce year. De.p with fighting wars, umnugra and users. ... n V, . Thu*ndc 'f ac-rts of arb r*)on' are planted arid Editor's note Thu is the the Iusc1c)u fruit can be delis second column abøut a tour lii ered R -qwr . le~ - I L-NdLi N~ k" tit- - ') __ i __ ",% — ', I I I I ito ,~,, , 11 ,:' ____ ___ . ~- -_-- 4 �B. 4C—The Sanford Herald I Sunday, June 3. 1973 Sirifnrd Her&cI hc ' ' 11 1 1 , ,o,r r. 1 y -- Create A To Thwart 'J, I4 DO-IT"YOURSELF Thief I In Extra How You Can Burglar- Proof Your Home --- 1. S. i's - j, ________________________________________ 10 -. 1 2 - ___________________ 4 T— 1 10 fS.. t I - -. II C _-_'----- II - - ~ - iil ' - I . -. ,.•. - / 1 .- I .i -- -.. -- r I--."...- 17I ' . • -i" - F --4 _4 z '' ----- 'Oeoo 1 "- ir..1 I -- ; • ~siiiiii A I f r' ! - I. - -' -S " , .' - - - '-- ,- - I -- -'. -- I' --. • I I - 1 I/ I I ---------J J :------_ 1) _____ - L-J - 'l - - c H • 1i i1 ~; ~! - U liillr = '' •- 11 J - k I • - • - - - '" -' - -k,, I • Ir- ---- 'rO KUP 1-l&'r SMALL LIFf A.iT IN A OTORSCUMM, 'ICM U* A I LAY" OF MELTEP 1 PARAFFIN OR IT SEAUPJG AND RIN' '.' WILL HARDEN AWP COtu'iPLEIfLY $EAL 'fl'IE PAINT MORt EFFC1IVL1 m LID TOTH WILL CAN MMN FRESM UNTIL I YOU NE)I'T NE I YOU &T Th FULL 'AWE NT OUT OF E I _____ - - - - r 1 i V f/' • . t:'\ • ' "S. "-i" I -111.1 At He I 'I- •'__•. '.t te • I Davil ii I - _,'-.J ,-'' -• - p1_ ' ''T.• J (H I' /L '7'fl . It Tos""•T - - su'. YOU " - - Ic- 7)z - 4 _____ 1 I I PAIP4II aC)I J Lh L Nir W a v as p F ll o N s ose - 'r',- i ta t' - i(I '( At - - ' fIir S' '" . DRIVE - - OUT cnchcwncsfrom the 1,- ,% t. up Take SR 43 tc ' flL- ROMI dind iCuIICi* h- '.n'. O O i C'iar Ar.cv-ir - - - -•.. Alp -z 'i.,.,_ , -' , 3 " clean, mrkt4ng •'• • - ' - hearoorr'. fenceø rear Altamonte Springs Office Bartara -. '' T Its $28,900 • 1 ' l ' 't IS ah ittLacks f-Top-l3evastating Insect extract suffered atxiut 50 U3 laying its O'Afl eggs in to e'r pests eggs of the' tiuI insect fabul the l'fl itS t'L'JZs hatch, the grubs H1.rie (i-'. our the host eggs ;011 ltt'scamrt'h scientists set out to talent I just brmn saniil to tutu -es WhiCh 'ire- hiunt-il under tmt'd-u to per ptuitiv!. piled-up coniputer designed a small living N- premises - - to gain entr}. This process usually takes only a fe I minutes.'* Coburn explaine,d A? 'As) cent more parasitisrii than pruitutt, prot-edun-e's. urmec'cs. scaled (licker chaise-, but a 'If tie' cannot find an untreated eggs. In later in- sar t-orrespondenc't'. riutnuals, small he'd was essential kit' an window or door that is eas) '.estmgations. sc'u'ntists isolated mail, nuenhuIrafiL and tiiei't- oc'casu'nial guest so I used a force opt-n. he will rnr".e four eherntc'ab* whit-h had an uiPi down the s treet andfmdahuus' super-chaise instead. effect on orientation of the That's '. tiat Itaynu.nd A flit plain lines of this simple that is easier to enter the mt'c-hamsnt (LiSps 118%, a Xerox (thrp vu-c- prt•si- sleeper look small enough Burglar-pmoofmgahiome is: • t hitch trigg ers the parasite's The complete role' of these dent, re'ct'ntI told Inure' than against a white', Louver-blinded that hard to do, but there' an' IlK' Iwal M'ar('hmintg lx'haviot-, as 'A-eli as rtiefliical ineduitors b('tlAt'Cfl 200 I)alla business and CL'. L wall And a complex patterned specific types of locks and possibilities for e'xplomting this host arid parasite is yet to be It'ddrm-s area rug bring a small French devices Lu use, according tu behavior. 'k'termmned. Studies at-c now lftit- chair and two upholstered Coburn. Earlier studies '.eith corn underway to explain that role ailling this cubes on casters into a con All outside' entrance door'tiM ni'utk1 t,i,51.,tt' t'iiT'At,flhi ihoths indicated that and develop nit'thcids of cm- inkling ttwt 't.ht' (u;iipan'. it': '.ensation IZTUUP in 'A-hat must should have' a one-intl luU'SitSfli b the 'ALlS5 (I Lis pO'.i1hi! the cht'niirals to attract telupirig it total urifnrziwtiuni be wit of thc smallest living deadlock with, harder.. ;;i;uhuI!-, rou::i' c'.rr 'h-i -.'--'! cylinder i'WutI ________________________________________________________________________________________ -t - I ' anti - At . to - ' - ' r I / I - : ! I . . t~,q I I 1 ll uhIsctIIsl'uI I tue-ri st.utniir; 11,11, ttu - 'Sneak Preview" of GENEVA GARDENS the apartment shich you'll enjoy the most' We're atmo,t ready - authic'nticit) '. - ' 1 NOW . %tIf'Ii.I ( U( .ttitl lillilit ø'tisuii \}1 ' ( .urden ( DiusI ' \ ,iiei u.r jit (lrfltIl. Icct are $flflo IeiLil 'ii at. ur s Mo F e pe qile' ., e'lsniz I nut het afield t• at tu lu: u; .t S (Iit t it Jut'Fl(Li. hit' Middle i-:i ..!Ting Li . , lasles of forei gnItntd ha'. c tiifl% to st1 (lilt it)( .urces for lhi'st' palate ;-I.IM'T I. 1tu't'fl)tit'd htlr or on business \e". '. e'ii'1ahilet. urn Ihe 'I ienl tid IIIr (IJW LIfl' tatchur r attention Seed (-(IftifiLi are I esponding with .up jilie's of '. arictit's thattAill elf ho-re at home ifllt t'sol it- s itit ort h IiIU lan spruce up flit'Lul it Oft' se'r (or:n Tidi IIIali : E Stail uth a well pared soil Add hilillU' tli j14)i.t and ICtjJ building high 4'IgaflK flaltt'; fur $)lLiIifgrowth pu. IIILIUTII 14,11 ti-nilLil 'In llageolr be'dfls hitisti I'.pv. delicious a :ida Iso good g i t' t' fl II A I a vi i it e in Irani - e, the ctat surna var u ('Iv has suw's ii tla'. iii ' German Lisli twe'ls a: t lint' for sniall be'e'ts a nd It-ref ' :-v' For 5(Jt1)4I hulL! exot ic, A Yard l.oniz cut-urn -. - • "'k he': atituail sire chit's (lilt almost lhIfl't' feet W lwf % % OUflL! I tese it:. , t•t'I hUt I Utlilti l)t'I sl it - (tuiTit'SC S4'?perlt t'uIt I ti'auti to tee'I (IT flint. Malabar spinah us lii ri iiihet at iet 'i scidutti It wd h 1111's1 gat dt'j if- r t.. tint (It hi a Ie'st It 's liI.t- flu 51IIIW(h l'opc% t- e". e't ate (dl1fl1' that ('aft be' used jL lettuce' lea'. .'s and celt't IT (4Th thes ta lk., Is Lin(IthtT t'Xt'ti& ItiLit ill SItI huM' (ill And v. tiile ,'. ou: r in a last, expanding mood, put in . patch of 0)t st 'r plant. at-.,, called ,aisit'. The Sand ictu isInc1 marri moth flu lures n 120 days Its 1l is %itfluILut lit v Landscaping ,,, 6 Elevations I j II / 11 mu gat den nationalI this SeaMJTI I '' j4 28,900 including Lovely Loft Disposal - VA-95 pct, Conventional Financing Available / ' tica I I lonnie Ue'pairs,'' helpFul in ,I I X Ii t Vots can get it by se'ntling ii to tins nit".'. spaper it Box , Tea- nu.'u:k, N.J 071 1. , I,Ji,•,-( ( Providence. __ paper J'{rhJl(,,'.' Blvd - Dettono f , —, . '-S •' P° i - ti" • h as magne nmsm etingtiicers S'Oti it,. .' - '.'xtingmmmsher in 11 is no nnd if it is hlnek.54l h'. the lit , o $ Ii) .Ili extingiut nnumgh to do o hig 1`110 a - a' ,~rnpwpw ' - - - "The timeTested I iher although ; fl0in 1 Firm" : * )I 10 , -S --- . . ,) k--' 1, I -, J 'Si. - - - I4 • , r j . 4 L._-' ernical Is stored On.' f auiii ti iø - i'in1y; Olde't R',,l E ;?,It? COO .- 111111100r',-_~ ___ --'. ,,,,.'.' ti' it: f4;( ,goolooll, '. • - - - ILIS . • I he coh.r 1 (.1'' • ° also is used fur B res It sertd that smofl' displacing ,i- • -r _ iMI'11 - tac' -- ~ #1 . - pressure or uses -r.suire- of a gas cartrmutsn o'ha i'b' .ru'.t t*-r ' 1 1%11~-- - !he dry chemical a. - .) 'W .. rtie extingiiiiher wi6 C4 4' A Re .1~~ & 9 4 I %'A •' I '.. -- r - - '. al - -• ' -: .- ' - - , a multi-p..; -. .- ftc - e - - ______________________________ t - -. - • m ic a I extinuishei- 11 for H and C tires u-': for Class .\ tires "4'd '3'.u'.4O,I.. - latter it creates a :. 'L,t smothers and pre'. a - n .: a.shing of the (ire Tr,i' :;e cImngin- film puts :"ase ti res and is effecti'. -I. i .uiflst Class C f res. Th.3_ ,It that it lea e- - nitist h' a-i'it,l ':. A NOTCH WAS ('U'!' IN 'I'IIE ROOF AT TillS hOUSE .,,To save anothe r tree I ACRES ''.1140 .i'h 1 •-RES ',-- ". - ,.r ,.. ,.,' - •' -' - -•.'-• - hi-- ,inrd l.ONGW(X11 Ecology and nature are etiiphLusize(I in the new Skylark subdivision under -- 76-acre parcel '.'.est of U_s. 17.92 LintI east of hi.ngdale. E. Wath' hlLurgadon, president f ('AM (I*rju. , aiiI turd restrictions he has placed on the land ban the cutting of tree's except when absolutely nec't'ssarv. Oaks and pines e-o'.'e'r the land and the southern hall is an orange grove, Rigid rules provide that only colors compatible with the' • 11 A, : i:ras, brui'.'.ns and greens. are V- rinitt'd on the' exterior tit the b.uniie's. All exterior woods are "t;umne'd LIfl(I aluminum must t If a bronze color. I i.irl-LitlIifl said tie Pluflflt'e1 tht fe'vu'hoptite'nt to have roads guu it uuiid the four lake's within (ha1, ropert% Ii, ohIo'.% access to (tic' cc Liter h all nt'mgbuirutg tiouie's Ni houses will be built ehmret'tl'. *411 the lake tot close access to ithie'r hituniie'owners The hake's on' also t*'init SlOI)t'(i, land' 37 houses the $2 i,Ie t kept ill ut n.ura1 iatC , gi'. The' the illusion of traveling thruu. $37.000 price range development '.'.ill have sanitary the countr) The' ('AM Corp is paving U.sewer service and city water . Iliurgadon said the main en' Grant Street entrance fr trance way to the development east of lAmgwood North pa.: '.ill be from U.S. 17-92 and a the cemetery through the u:: decorative entrance way is property to the development In planned there. The second addition, they have also agree-ui access front (;rant street '.ill he to pave the section of Street s- u!h the cemetery to Lengela '.e a n _ - - :ri : • : •• All of time house's 'A ill be' either ttire'u' or lour-Lx'elroeiuim with I'.'.II ('Lit- garage's and central heating LmniuluIliluImliu:iinig tniul iuiI)St '.'.ill have large ILliiii)S' Mbuilt' il le soijo- cciii mlsui hia'.e' f int_'lulIut's. 'lilt- ie'stfii'(ions turbid similar elevations or collIns Iii (tie sonic' street - 114 Come Af or a visit I III p IV P 1) A I I AL AL MANAC CTS -ç- ; .i.:. ,}-- -- A park site wi thin tb'k'velopment is located to !:e ''uuth of the homes. All strec: ihuiprovt'nne'nt are t-' Ill 1, 11 ' H 1 - I Ai di • ilIl liii II 1' • r"1I!k a 4RIPM"Mm"Inhug"fturAllull p , 11 i lp 'i:'s._.,,. 4 iiii • i I -_ ~W. me W i II -- , 01 you'll want to stay for "a lifetime ii H uI % - ____________ Vows To Preserve Ecology ht Ifli\\.t i-:'rl-:s '- -•---'•, - Area Skylark Subdivision natural se tting-earth tone's, P; -— ..• j4 siriwivwilnmm"-!)-%IMM"11"IMUIUSUI 4 • T I - ~~ V. 1111. In -.t I' s )uiutI k..Ild '.1 as Is'. urti \Io 1 lH'J Iht' . "r lit .hnmiomtot' says Thepo s t e'.ii ci had a Oflt'-u.e'h I st.iiiill jITiTittd elm tile Uhiht: II gtnl haul coiner shiow mu 0 jii iilIt' it hut' I .mtu'i t The cam els '. ciI- it' he' ii in Spningtmt'ld and liii' (list ktit'.'. t-.iite.-hl,iI III '.1 _t'. t,,c I,! ltI73 .lass 545,QQQ & — - -' a ' r', - - to 550,UtX) 01 'O •' p ,' A S , • • I The ultimate in luxury living by the sea in New Smyrna Beach OPEN DAILY .!(PARTMENTS AVAILABLE FOR RENT TO 011LA9,00 Jl N ......... --- .............•......a.aaaa. a a ••aa •al I r. .\P!,j,t '. , AP.,t V E R N MEls it' 2*1) Lee Rd • De partment SN tLus-.% )4i h it • • AOt)eIS a ':" f I A development 01 Wilco Construction Company Wholly owned subsidiary of WilIner Indut.tr, 5 S it to n.'.'- 1 ' -• - / I Winter Park. FI,,rsda 32739 • I-, " $1' i.l' t — 1 h Ali it mc are ,I\ in the as a 1!nrurwLi\ where' it might he nice'- in u hcu 11.i-4 'h. ttw il • * * J% / ''a' not 4) 11 :'.ttI,' the material n tie - •' - 322-0004 1505 West 25th St. Sanford, Florida - - - hn:iIi1 he retitled neof.' ill' Even pat iisa'd (or Ii fire range '\ (' - It and C fires ('lafl I' or" rare in the hon." .-' A fires ara' h."unrI I: .I-,Icit'. of a small 'xti ' Resident Manager on R fires . r.( si te'xI,:o • sirriilar composition mote "tingiiisher us kept under :.'ls Class II fire. fueled h Fi'ssure, that pre4hire must ImmLIhie 11(110(14 SUCh ,t, he niaintemin.'d (or the extmnuisher In he effective Egrease gasoline. (:la ('fIiiiPperi fir". ;i fire that i dcc- ting;uishers a r e ally live -- - in .mhplu.in. , with pressure mndicotors. the it It N P1Ued in or hu'itice ('Otiest to reLict he'tng t he tarrying current dual auge with .i ne.dl' pointing to The operating off it i re r the p.c or 904-719-2400 - ii'.-.' is one (io'-it 'A o' (l - .lac,,; ' t,u S I • 16 A \ ('Ias • Central Heat & Air 4 Eu' ' to ha will deal wi: \\l )it 1) Modern Clubhouse • Wall to Wall Thug Laundry FociTities • Dishwasher & Disposal Volleyball, Shuffleboard • Reserved Parking Frost-free Refrigerator • COntinuous.Ckan Ovens '7' - - OPEN SUNDAY 4 789 2121 ititi Olympic Pool _ wt,lre I li p 1 r ,,,.-' ts- ;tit JIe since to frok (or the I 'I. l5ihøl (ifl any P(tiipfli.'flt II lemele to tuirchieise _________ l'l.unnie'ut for u'onstr1ietiiIi 5ire For Your Convenience Ec',-e Sale's Agen' ; J _________ I-a • Geneva Gardens ' .- 'if ,fi rs, thPYeafl pill1d out The ' scope-ui and dressed up to hit' so It' fin' e'timldn.'n IN , - are ex!iriuiucher.s F ire •: • 1' , - I_i't i' last it', that J - 2-Car Garage - - • tTlt'fliaru -•- -, - - - -, - - • 'I 2, & 3 Bd. 2 Baths v Sound Proof Kitchens k Central Heat & Air for v Dishwasher, Range "Quiet Living" • - u CAFCO BUILDERS, INC. tst and sports twautil lii ifliant violet colored lop- , I ,44* - '_ making those e've'r) day repairs. ('oflstT'ut'hboi on (tie j by , - - Built For You As If The 'Boss' Were Buying It! Offers 1 mild. VeI% tail trii1 golden beet with fit . If-Milled 101)5 Ca rrot di' Mea ux. inii i. iiuci'd fr ont Fiance is l:iu i ii ' .i(- atic,fllflL " li, ? I : - ee and tenth': (tk dt,'ltwd b Burpt' i. at -;r-. - . -i i' .1 11, '-'. 1'' 't' ('I )NS'I'I(t'("FI( IN I 'NI)ERWAV A'I'SKVLAI{K '237 3- and I-h )('d i's In hoiiics 1)1.1 tlfl(s(I i .1i;l~-wi,& .1 I - 40141!;?~ ' I, I Gardens Go International . ri • -, t -' Al' ••) hIt'rakl Staff Writer li it ourselfe'rs '.'. i1 find Lan ' S hiandlok, 11rac'- From $ 1 30 , , , r \'. % 9 ' are good Nnflf' will Ii - I Studio, 1 ,2, and 3 Bedroom Single-Story Apartments ,. I ! J ', si - And Come, Take a peek! If youIl excuse our temporary outside appearance, we*d be glad to give you ,I • -u find yntur'hl fa( ((l with , 'Aide ;i"'.rfrnent of fp(IuIlII - _. 41itIphTIl; blinds ;iniuiind tht'tii tornpk-tt' rt urn in a special decor that could hit' flLiut ical, Me'diterrane';un. in the pt-noel of the (.LI'. Nineties or an old English t.i' c-rn. Pick sour en'. n "thing' Lull then shop around for the paraphie'rnehma that '.ihl i:u'.t- ItO' S&-eIit' - I ' - ! 011 ill banuibi . ' - - iP p" -- -. '''' _____ II D • . ri I" r an extinguilther and • , I -- Novel paint effects can he achiii'vesl U'. putting on wall paint, then flit-king it '.'. ith i '. hmskbreium . a brush, Li rag or c-c u- fl a feat tier du.ter '.s title (hi' pduiiii is still Wet. If 011) menim• her tit the' famil has in artistic tLilt'fit, ,i '.'.LhIl ItilitLil IS Liii' tither ptissihi lit In fmniishlng Li base-intent, it is seuuiet iii it's diffi' ult to hide et'rtaui of the pluinhuig hues. ()thier possitiilmtiu-s \ IjjI I. . ill find the vasies, room where a full-length sofa would hii'.- e' looked gargantuan could have used a light.ly tre,mttiit tits ilt- PoSSmh)lt' , A kind of 'F.uiiily 1iltnini '. sill '. as striking and interest ing Ihe' huoiie tomit hail taken .itsutit a dozen phmtu', , u*f the t Pr usually se-en in a fLITiiiI% LIll)lliit, had brained thriii Litiul hung the'iii in the 1amiI '. hit-re' t'le'' ni:im liii' trick here is tel SI' l t a limited niuiiilitr of good ;hIttigraphs. To,u nii4tn niig1t Ix Iv t'I'L)4*'.'. t'ning ICIhl'. tI' 'j! '\ _ i ,,,,,/ - 'sIc ci ith combustible met- nitLitchl the' wills - ' tweded - F - s%stvill Is --_ Q 365.5666 -4 111111111111111111111111111 --- -_ ., . ' -i_.NN _••\•W\, - i" - f - catilluissing . . - 31 ii Oviedo Office __ - - ? Z • - 831- 2442 ri-. i ' 'F • - .ru( oograiiiiz, e'.aniesc'ens, all ases, moth eggs placed in the diminute 'Affl4) in questmn, areas treated with the scale % . ' 10 'e' • OUt -'.h,ull \1,,uu - - h - w'A,_. P A I lii U iIuyeha? ~ , -..- ' -"j,-' s': ' t3 / - I'I I(K) fl Oni that I ' satili' 1. \1111q .111 ej A. t-tte'r in the se-ring than Itot.0 Iking One ru-ighilur of tititlu' l.I Liii t'iilflt' '.iall in an attiu (i'('red '.iitti u- ,l,,nliil lilt' but ri. ! %% all tile lit' uu-d the same iI5l asiM-Stue- fleer tilt' as lit' *1 iisu'tI IOu Iii,' 1ls,*ui 'the c-fI '.'.;ts less itan,sh than % on " 1:1 1i lit StiJ)j)use •iniul, lit .1 ron i i-:t-nukI Fiur s'ung pt'rstins, it '-,i' i-fii-tI the u*imtb,Fiil de'sit- t' hut lung dufft-r*'nt - ''',5 - " - greenhouse, and in the field !n . l Ink A ll 54pIneo;tii:'Iiia '.11, 1)111 Iiitit of thi-tii -, .4.1411~41111111111 i a:' - !I . - - I ' berornt -, • ,,*. - it, ; ' I i 'rii I ft _-~__ BE. PREPARED WITH A C)'1EI1I(, B"( '1''Y'FE P'l)R'i' ii ' j ..f - N ,"(Iuured (In (I brat I '! iwrDniiT LAKEFRONT I /luIuIIu.p"- "7" 4!, I I ~~ 41 - . , )f IHi s following its noe -(ali,'4l All" (,I • -, -11 wrndo'A to get in." Coburn Sam rouped around it. Another was narrow, long room whetI "That's the breaking point ows chances are excellent that tht used two delicate loveseats he burglar won't break glass, its fac-uig one another and on it i fl. l'Itti\k J. -tS?e tunher fur eggs in areas Colt- .inid tiuuld PfliSit('5 III Li nt'flt'ral e'itht'r stde of a square, glass too nosi and risk'.," he said (uunt Agricultural Agent area of existing or potenttal ('011Cc- table. t,arninated U) ninth odor 'flit burglar firs-i determines It'll by moths while laying eggs infestation, and to increase the whether or not the home is 07w of my very favorite oTw ii 1Hi 1185 e've'r Sp('flt '.t'enw,'d to be the source of int('nsit% of the wasps sear- alterTthu' ch:iic't' for a sofa is a vacant. He dot's this by ' Li! looking for a plLi('t- to suo s'tn:iulant that dirt-i-tt-d 'AUSJ5 t'hinn bchavuor II this c-an hi' c-liaise- flwre are old ones to Lx' CIUTII1 for an) activity or 4 'ntS tw'A diffurtilt it can lx' to to the ticist eggs thirK- effectively, it could reduce' found in antiquaries litany cases, he may ring tht wicker i-'r find a host Vet, som('hca'A, a The scie'ntists niade extracts the rse'edhiir pest nIt-s in insect or cant- or just junk doorbell If someone answers arid then Collin tin) parasitic 'Aas;u i'lfec'tivvh from UICM' ninth scales and -11"t ill he may pose as a door-t-.donr there are modern versions that wall I used in biological inset-t control tested ttwir effect on tlu- wasp's salesman or sw-ve taker If n double happil as sofa or utMuni l(I.' tIU It V.I. -iigr.tui' gets the job done' b seeking behavior in latiorator'., unit answers, then he insPect' t'asmonait*'dfor an ovemnighter , about pt I JM.I. %.,, \p, %T. all-tri Wlill t .3 ', -'. a;,a:tiui.rut 'e::'s -\ rd don t ti.n4it one for the' ear In 1] I JI '- i;01 a goof! idr', III _____ ru - - P W - IL-: -• - . . - - ' to -. It . ( .'A -.I' '", I !1IIP4 ii%''.. 4 ./huPrI t j # -, m ' encourage people * I() StIcirt their homes so that a burglar or -(lorn whereI sub%ututed a lou ,round table with four squishy. 11 - , - Jiilc' nu might hesitate ,,tuI tmumkini: an th'parliirt's li-In the' fluIItii In plates like' '! , 1 , 11% 111 1', io''ni and dining --m, \011 i.'ifl )r.iet'cul l:eil.il% I!: the 'tm a ruimii S,tiirtlnm,''. 11 the' F.umimtk r.'uiii, S11111 1,111114", tui't usIIi1, "i'tlO'lUiu-% a (iiiC r I1iit5tt5 • 'iiie'lmiiiu". .1 huh' - :oiii II it' Lu 1*-flu h-I ..t sli. Ii LI out' in in aistt'tli r R ,.h all l( tI' Iisu-itie'nt\4111 ititt'ttul • I itmish so much the bu'tI,'t 1-n lhtt'ni 'u - ati st,irt frunui 54 i.itthi '.1 itltu.uI tilt' flt'tu'ssil,'. ut mti,,kinc t hiangi's, • , Agricultural Views 1, orator tlin in Ito' - -' ,.. "' ' r I • - - . ~ I 40 • \tt8 r'mn CicIe Mini GcJer.y • _ ______ $3, -4 4'"' e don ' ''' . ? J - . ----- . lrm p l ___ ___ - - -s. c -, y - - than the talkinq 111111411 1111111% t,, A - :Y'.1 were . -- riiii -. FIX nuu..st areas an extmnu,Ish:.'r tI Ii'. •"l\lt\i, ' - P CI ,' W_ htc 'lit sonle Of ----._-' • - of c_W "' ecorat ___ / niqht ftink - clown ' •jI)eau"e'i" i - - --..—. cf. hu'i:ie'' during the day in his work and lifted from its hinges by pulling is unarmed, the chances are the pinge pm, there are three I good that he will be charged steps to follo Hemove two anyone who dressed i black clothing and who crept with second degree burglary. screws opposite each other ;.bout dark neighborhoods late The crime becomes first degree from both leafs of the hinge and .it night using cunning to force if the suspect is armed or if he Is insert screw or concrete nail in t'-,tr'. Into lucked residences charged with burglarizing a the jamb leaf, protruding onehome or establishment during half inch. Drill out the oppostn .lid buildings, Bu t the fact of the matter i!. the night screw hole in the door. Do this :ha! this hirglar stereotype' is Aidr from the legal im- mr the top and bottom hin:t' just Unit For the most part, he plucations. the burglar reall) tb d;hir When closed the doesn't exist. dorsn't need the cover of night may be removed, but the door Toda's modern burglar is or speciall7ed tools to do his will remain firmly in place Hasps must be of hardened ;irett'. much like ever'.-bod'. work Coburn estimates that in it rls He dresses coriventionalls- three out of four break-ins the steel and installed through the door perhaps conservatively burglar used little or no force to carriage bolts and usually works during the gain entry . "It's an easy •ir gate Be sure to use larg daylight hours And, so far as business for a good burglar," washers on the inside. After the nuts are secured, using cunning to gain enry into Coburn remark- ed. "and '.eas'. deface the threads of the b a house, he simply doesn't have of our resuclenic make it endswithahammertoket:Yto lot him to get in and nut in nuts from being removed l.t A J. Coburn, project matter of minutes with 'AlndcI'Ac. the pm r' director for the San Diego. Almost as significant as the ('alif,, Pcilice Department's home's poor security measures goal is securing theni t "Crimes Specific Burglary" is the fact that many neighbors eliminate entry by prying them detail, describes the typical have watched with tacit ap- open Double hung windcv burglar a n d his mode of proval while the burglar goes latches may be Forced open tr"i He te'ids to be '.oung about his tasks next door or the 'Alndo'A is not used semi".' ____________________ shut Forwmdowsint4sc,drilLl the street 'There are two things that downward sloping hole into tht people can do to make burglar-v top of the bottom wirid..,4 ing D risky business for the through and into the bottom . the top window and insert a ;hrglar," ("oburn said "Burglar-proof their homes or nail However, be sure t • i .und business establishments leave one window in each undwatchoutfnrthemrneigh. bedroom on the ground f'Ioor and second story available as ; tkin't be afraid to get in. fire exit. With sliding windows, the il'.'ed if you set' an suspicious S ICS ;it'iivity at a neighr's house," prima objective is to k eep thtu.hurn emphasizes ' ll a 'AifliIOW from sliding or ta-inn citizen has to do is to call the lifted up and out of the track So many people ask me police and report that someone Metal screws installed in the whether they must have a sofa; is at a vacant residence or upper track and adjusted '.i the seem to think that there' building and the police will do prevent this. The same h.hi are hard and fast rules about the rest the citizen's in. tru for sliding lasss doors rooms '.ohtmtnt ends th re if the Let c set the record straight Good exterior lightin.. i suspect has legitimate reason There are no rules in inuportarut to home securit, to be there, he shouldn't mind decorating, but there are 3'u) '. hn the yard area ng aged a few questions by comxieon-sense guide lines. And obscured by bigh the police," Coburn said "If he is one of thCXTI is that if you don't Thtlegitimate rKinrClrIoVabk' shrubberydoesn't have have mom for a sofa tot- if you n fair best -icsibi • I at' (1U t (C 0 business there, then we don't can I afford one or t need side lights is under the eas -es care whether he minds." need one' or can't find one you This makes ground-Ievt-1 Burglar-proofiruz a home is hicei ye's, there are other op. ascautt on t" k0u - n.t as major a project as most tmons and risky. There artaccording to difficult poophe thing it One of Uw nicest rooms I ever :'-r • I rs ;inil ('iburri '-Es..sentialh-. 'At' try i'cigncd was a small hymn :i z • house literally a-ide 01 course, most would deny ' 'v ou ' fiflu f .,,. • • .J ___ ' •' - I -eL .. . . It ttwre i' 1J%SS 'A ithin 40 I1W1WSOI the kicking hardware. habit. probably marijuana He 'i double cylinder dc'adbolt Burglars have one of the most works mostly in the daytime ,,houkl be used. When the house • .1 -, is , Is (IccUpk-u. -1 IA I fi '.usuts re-im i.ree to t.RC ae )orzel friends in town \ ou T' a iii residences or estau1ishments inthesnsie ie)i.o.e to a,,ci'.* a twsure,'.'nuarentakine u LI a A -4 is .'. S1. -v A exit• in ease i-i(. rfire Bill strange friendship with crime. per day. lie 15 flO fitTliru Victims help burglars help isn't interested in breaking into besumretore'mo'.'e the kes ,A hen themselves to millions r places w h il e residents or leaving home. Coburn emphasi7ed that the deadholt must dollars' worth of stolen goods tem.nts arc thcr. Coburn explained the reason beat least one inch long 'Thn't taken from households and commercial establishments the burglar is almost never let anyone tell !.ou that a il cuft. And in many cases, all the arnied and prefers daytime is shorter .- m '.iarne.l resident, owner or tenant has to strictly legal. If the burglar is caught To protect a door from beirn. do is to he away and to leave the ______ R ooms fetIV'." he h t ,, eir teits a'. atiab:e "II '.'e can L!et more ()le that'AillaUtiflati(. II'. turn the t install the proper locks anti , iv lights on at dusk safeguard and encourage them (ta'ATt to 'Aat('tI out for their fl('ight)CIrs, The ,OOi '.stt rnc are ene II go a long way toward pensive a nd man' nemO%'.fl(TS nio'-t hurgl.-lrs Out .t putting :mpu'. -can no t ' afford the in his 20s. male arid in tht' tflZSlflCSS to support Ii narcotics B 8ht'H%Rl) ',t L)\lEl.!"* (nplt'. "eT".IrI Choosing a Fire Extinguisher -\ -i2j !4m ç.- i,'' it ).k ''": i - �4C-The Sanford Herald : -1 I Sunday, June -.L 73 I he-- e-)jir-tforeJ I, Inrald Create To Thwart A Thief " How You Can Burglar-Proof Your Home - __________ -- __ ____ fe&tivc.' 1wsaul. tr l RILIARL) M. DA\IELS hi 20s, male the It there glass ithmn 40 _________________________ , in :I - - I - i You might think soni than the talking, - - ' '14_1 ' i. '' ___ ' - - !i4' 5::h1:, y tb i. '- .r." iiut'ti' il)I)ia;- teiflit to cx.tu - imii,ugmn;,ti1n its a .r.itur than in 'h c died ' 1' .4) '' .. . .. %.'fr - - t•' ' :, ' - i- , 's,tir-..'If 111(0(1 c'si?h a.: grit trinfit of t(iniit •, \luct are tsoqJ None will hut all h pc's of fires - a'• il J_ ';rjt'4( ~ _' _ _. - went - - 'H I ,t, - • F7uI-'-' -- - - . -" , - - ;,- d ' ,,i(I; j.jt J • ! --- - 1 , - .410,01P '..,. ', BE ii ) I -' :;,L: \fIII hitch tI it itt,' 4 - PREPARED WITH A B - C TYPE DR."? CH EMV.-' E X TI N Gi.) I SHE R I ~ 1, -)i , 1 - ': ,if — -i pin ft\ ",lit HI -'file .,;=,r horyle (it like a i,o''l i1l"hi fiul <Ion? fill- flet fife,' (iii th. tam' In too'.? areas an •'xtingtstche', - k., / - •... . It' 'alit lix ' 4 - -- I . -- _"q. I of - --- --- -- ----- -- -- - - / Choosing a Fire Extinguisher _ ic cells ;i ailabte "it we can get more people to business to support a narcotirs inches of the li'kmn hardware, that Mill autnmatriiv turn t I t1 and off at mnct;ilI the proper locks and lights on a habit. probabl marijuana. He a double c inder deadbolt '. L.. sa feguard and encourage them Burglars have one of the most irks rnostt in the daytime should be used V hen the house to atch out for their neighbors (15M good svstemc are e loyal friends in town You. To and "visits from three to five is occupied, a key should be left well go a long way toarI nsive and manv be sur snu aren't alone in this residences or establisnwnts in the inside kethole to allow the ptIttinL tiit burglars I nnt ifford strange friendship with crime per day. He is not armed and he speeds exit in case of lire tUII W ti t rI the most ci Victims help burglars help isn't interested in breaking into be sure to remove the key when ttu'mselvc's to millions of places fithilp residents or leaving home. Coburn emdollars' worth of stolen goods tenants are there. phasI7cd that the dendbolt mus: taken from households and Cobtirn explained the reason beat least one inch long. "l'on't ' ' commercial establishments the burglar is almost never let anyone tell you that a And in nwn cases, all the armed and prefers daytime is shorter one will suffice," hi 'T 'cffp THAT SMALL - .L. resident, owner or tenant has to strictly legal. warned. AMOUNT OF p*jw'r LIFT I do is to he awa and if, leave the 11 the burglar is caught 10, To protect a door from bemn IN A CA FROM house literally wide open, during the day in his work and lifted from its hinges by pulling Of course, most would deny Is unarmed, the chances are the pinge pin, there irc' three MM$G OUT 6 06~ .j knowing anvorw who dres,ced i n ' good that he will be charged steps to follow: Remove two F i POUR A HF"IPtCM Vf ; -1 black clothing and who crept with second degree hurglar - . screws opposite each other LAYft OF MELTEP I a bout dark neighborhoods law The ('rime becomes first degree from both leafs of the hinge and PARAFFIN OVER IT at night using cunning to force tithe suspect is armed or if he is insert screw or concrete nail in AM BEFORE entr Into locked residences charged with burglarizing a the jamb leaf, protruding oneSTORING 'TI-4E WAX anti buildings, home or establishment during hail inch. i)rill out the opposinL. . Htit the fact of the matter is the night WILL. HARDEN AWP screw hole in the door. Do this 4,, that this burglar stereotype is Aside from the legal im- in the top and bottom hinge ' COMPLETELY SEAL. THE 110 v;,1 iut that For the mti't part, hi plu itmon thc burglar realI (hi tloir hi losed tht ,m PAiNT M) EFFEcTI doesn't ixist. doesn't need the cover of night may he removed, but the doorT4AN LID 'rom I Today's modern burglar is or speciali7ed tools to tin his will remain firmly in place -_- I .1 -1 CAN ThE P^JNT WILL ~ prvtt much like everytmd work. Coburn estimates that in Hasps must be of tiardt'ni'd REMAIN FRE54 UNTIL el't 1k dresses cnntentinnafl three out of four break ins the steel and installed i it? PAINT . % YOU EY'T' NEED q" burglar tzed little or no force in caniage i holLs through the droi-Ir and usuafl'* works during' (hi ('rilr antas or Tate Be cure to use lart 1t YOU &ET THE FULL VMJE daylight hours And, s Ear as business for if good burglar," washers on the insi'Je. OUT OF THE PAINT' ________ using cunning to gain cnry into Coburn remarked. "and mansAlter the nuts are secured, v'ou at.r'i'. ~ a house, he sinipl v doesn't have of our residents make it easy deface the threads of the bolt r for him t get in and out in a endswitha hammer ta keep tht' ___ l.t, A. I Cohurn, project matter of minutes" nu front being removed TI director for the San Diego. With windows, the primar Almost as significant as the / ~ U L - ('abE., Police Department's trnnie'spoorsecuritv goal is securing them to "Crimes Specific' - Burglar aller y is the fact that many neighbors ehcunate entry by prying them ---Il deuiil, describes the typical have watched with tacit np. open Double hung windoi : [ J burglar and his moth- of oroval while the burglar goes bitches may be forced open It a iw r,t tIn fit tenth to 1w iiiin about his tasLs next dcsr - tilt, in lc i' no used, i ccrt P ____ -r11 down the Street. shut For windows in use, drill $ 'There are two things that downward sloping hole into (hi I ;eopic' car do to make burglars lop of the bottom windot risks business for the through and into the bottom of I 4.-- I _! " 01 ; I furgiar," Coburn said the top windo and insert a pin -. " I Rurglar.proof their homes or nail However, be sure It I. • It rt -IL ~, I\Ir business establishments leave one window in each LAKEFRONT I Has OUT '- """ 'lCI watch out for their neigh. bedroom on the ground floor — -, PS rs and second story available as a "it new ' hom es from orr! Fam' 1w' afraid to get in- fire exit up lair S R 06 t p'.' -t oo, if you set- any suspicious With sliding windows, the '1''" h"" _I Z ' "' activit at a neighbor's house," primar objective is to keep thi' tiburr. t'nmplutsi7es "All a windo from sliding or bt-ir: uan eitizt'n tu&- ti people ask rime do is to cali tjw lifted up and out of the travl. C, whether tht' must have a police and report that someone Metal screws installed in thi' ttie scent to thins tha t there is it a vacant residence or up r track and adjusted \ 'V ,rP' 'Z\ I art hard and last rules about building and the police will dr, prevent this. The same hoith I rooms tilt- rest - thu citizen's in trw for sliding la dikirs --F1 Let s set the record straight ohuiitnt ends there.If the __M=. I Good exterior ligh ting There are no rules in .suspect has legi timate reason 2 . decorating. but there art' to be' there, he' shouldn't mmd imjwtrtant ((I home .sccurit, L, , I eommcmnense guide' lines. And particularI when the yard area being asked a feu questions b roo P. ' ,....Jk,L/ tim' of them is that If you don't obscured the fh)llct'," Coburn said, "if b bigh TOPS $28,900 4II. have room for a sofa or if you doesn't ha vi lt'gitimate nonremovable shrubber The -, '. can't afford orw or don't need business (bert'. then we don't best possible location for outneed (lOt' or can't find one you rare' whether 1w minds" side lifts is under the eas-t's ';i clean, It re Altamonte Springs Office i-'.'-. 1i vt's, there art' other o This makes ground-levi-I Burglar-proofing a home 831.244? (ions not as major a project its most assault on the house more Ov iedo Office (tile of the nicest roonisi ever people thing it is, according to difficult arid risky There are3-65-5666 '' ° ti'signed was a small living iino re Coburn. "Essentially, we W arid - // KOOMS ('ople Nes Se -fr I ! I IInd in In Extra _ - -- - y , DOIJI- IT-YOURSELF 11 F- -- - ---- Surrl,, June 3 -- / / -- - 2 -' - \ lithe' I 0(1 mutight tie'sitate I -at making an departures Ir.in the norm in ;'t's like :hi.' li tog risoin and dining % oti can proceed hliIdI% in the •'xtra rixcmn Simct tines it ' s the famiI r,eam, somnt't lutes guest rtsain - s oillet illies it for. titer nurse-nv, a'iiti'tiflit' it hub' I'. - '.it It it ' a r oom no t c t't In i'\t'slt'Ilt I' 5i11 Ii as , aitt' ill an an it or tnmse'iucnt uu intend Sit men-Pt the better tta finish For then isu can start Intuit SiTtitCh t'. ittiot the necessity tat itisking i,- tartgcs. - - .'. - _________ _-- P01. to, r -. , ) If I _f`1 I [ P I ,4 _______ - - - - I ~ I .. - GIe .• ' I , Mini ltil;lk- 'if sollic g , , I -' -- _________ - ______ ________ i ! -- - i-i U U—' - - ______ , ..-' - t ! I Decorating • --' - o&~~ '' - '- '• i f i ___ 1I 0 - - ,' - ' -•' - ,, - ' _ • _______ ' -. - oorn whert. I substituted if low *%Ir round tablu with four squishy. r; A Was p Follows I t s N ose I ;11 Ill Wtilk Lo Ii' Ioiiking list it Imlitre ti SUi stitiuibinit that dirt'ete'd wasps 'ws tuwi diffut'uh it can lw to to the titist t'ggs I intl it ttitt "a Vt. Stt1iit'hli,t 'ii a The' 54'ienti5ts tiiftdt extracts tiiifll tin's parasitic tus;i effertivel front ttit'st' ititith scale's and used in hitslugit'isl insect control tested their effect on the' wasp's , Muni prograyll~ i i W'Is tilt, )oil done , - at- just designed a small living riint tx're' a full-length sofa %t ould Pate Looked gargantuan I could have used a ligtitl scaled wicker ctutiM', but a small he'd was essential for an occasional guest Si' I used , super-chaise- instead The plain lines of this simple' sheper look small t'euIiughe again_st a white', louver-blinded ttail And i t'oniple,. patterned area rug bring a small French Chair and two upholstered cubes on casters into a convemsntion group Ili what must 1w' one' of the- smtilhe's livim- . - Gardens Go International it's Sim,'ili aisil Wait Sc'setm,,it -' i-.' ( .ardn ( 'ohs in nit •' ti c-ut -'in mc' r u- tilt -- gai-d''mie'r s-i ting if m -e;mfflajtmitn as tHOu'O ors people' art, %110 "v e'Iilir I ni'tt,s't atis'Id v%ers .im it, 1'. cmi op.' Si ti u i If st'rit'ti this' Middle East - . - - - - I lSt*'s cii I oreign I otuti 1w'. e' h'd miui Iii ss''I. out thee oilrc'es Itu t hese palate' s ttn'e'npme c1 wtiiIe' in- al ionimig tit till husirn'ss '\ t'n-e.i'aie '. •' e't attic'5 froi ll iIi. .- J. illch reg itt t.'nt nut 't'i -tmmii,i time's an- c' i t'.;tomnf mug mitt) sins ;'lit's uI t itt'ut'tut's flitit "ill pt't'tut-,,i '.'. i'll lit-14. at hiuni' Sonic' e'xeitics worth trying ( 'ill) spine.' up fiscal tutu's mutt in-all'. Start it ithi it we'll 'm - e'pune'd soil Acid tmiirii us. 'tIHsJHSst and tuiulhefitig maigi ssrgamiit' ma!te'n tun hflutini phittit tt t'M'th po n,-' wI iii! Will i . 1?'% F'lagcolrm be'ufl, • hu,h type'. de'licmeius as snap aid a so g o i'd i: " he'lk'd A I a ai s I v ill I-', urn't 1kw vetti sonia '. art -' haN siw'rtu flat-Ill - German Lutz tx't'l un tt.t' for small bet'tt, and It-nd -- ~mil, am e' s I Iv t't . ch'vehct; it'd 1I It iit'pee cii let's at mild. yen last trolio golden tit't't wit Pa fitu text tim-ed ls,p ('ant-nt di' Ms-ti mix hum 4. ci steed ft (miii 1"i-uimct' is 11111 L last t and sports tit'it iii firlillaill t iith't c- ttlism i'd Is; snnitltimg e'xiil it- \ mv,e'niata 'an'd Long ciii' Lx't at'tiialh $ti-e'tt'tie' ahtimusi hit-it' levi Pit.'kt'd (thug these. rim i c-e'hhe'mit e'tit'iimiilw'n sIn-i,' . the pne'niises It find the easie" wity to gain entry. 'This process usuaiI takes only t fe'ti minutes. " Cotiurne e'xplaine'd "If he cannot find an o'n window or door that is easy to. force n;w'n, lw will move or down (lit' Street and Find a house that is vaster to enter,'' Burglar-proofing a burnt' tsr that hard to do, but there' an-' speciin types (if Iock ;ci: devices t us' act'ordin. C 'oburn All outside entrance a " should have a tine ito dr'adloe'k Mith it harcjeyie'iii'i'r i'utard '- Yjf _( ii,,, ,I IL 4 1 F. ' ;I ' f . i - f(uI / 1 I! - • / . : - ' , #8 I 4 I II \. . J -. Il • - ' ?; I : -ji I Come, 7ake a pet-k, I ; ' I ' i' jjt , P See us now for the best selection, L, a U'(4,III f-" ' - -i ' ' 7 wt) ,---"6~wl . f, - - a 'X of 13 5,iiit..ij4 lit' / ' '' - - / ' - , v' ', ;1 - - 1 , k 'Iiirtt'si' 4' ----", - j- - \ , - - 1t tI / - Central Heat & Air Dishwasher, Range 2-Car Garage L. -' $ - " 'I ' _________ - - * - - - - - - . f__ - - Landscaping " - _i Including Lovely Lots ) I j I&s Ag e nts L' a''i i Ii ' I 904 789 2121 - t4' I . _______ - - v*1 - 4 :::_M~~~~~ ~11111111 aillillillit ~~~ -s Firm" PQA C4 ,I IP One f Seminnie Coon t ' Oldest Pb E astats* Compan,p' - - ,. - ,' LL - 1,1 i -I T ', :- -- -- :• ,__, - .c-- -- ., -- 1)51 1. a tIttii - ___________________ uc - a - - I53?, ' - - r;ht snI -' -i.., for Class A fires C the hilts- n it creates a tit,that smothers and pre". Cli' n i'rltist iing of the fire Tb-' -,i:ne clinging tilni III! - itst' fires and is elfecti'. -uunst Class C fires Th '.t that it Ic-aces must -' A NUT('lI WAS CUT IN TIlE I(OOF AT TillS hOUSE ..To save another tree '-' -- -' ' Area Skylark Subd ivision :.i;:,, , , s0' f' CRC S - Cie %10 M R-'ø' Ir • - , ------. - - - 1 ACRES * ' - -- .;r , - " - - 5', ' - - - - ,,, - ' "T " — _':•._,____.__ : / I. - "I", I I - coot' Vows To P reserve Ecology Its l)u\N,I ESTI-5 1k-raId Staff %% ritt'r ha-rita ('\\I rja - ',iiil lt'i'il rt'stnie twns he- hits iIiu'('I 011 the land ban the utting of trees except cc- hit-mi absolutely necessary. Oaks an.! l)ifleS -over the land timid the southern twit is an orange grove, iii 1A)N(,%',-OOD Lt'olog itfl(1 I*, it urse-lfe-rs ccii find nature are t'iiiphtisizt'd in thit' ;\rid s I irig 's titinilbnt,,k. ' 'Pracnew Skylark subdivision tinder a Ili I Home flt'pa irs," helpful in making thus.' ev('r%- cja% mt-pairs, construction on the 76-acre You can get it by sending SI to part-el west of U. S. 3792 ilfl(I this nt-cc spiuper tat flux , it-a- CaSt cml iiingditle', neck, N .1 O76G. E. Wtud.' I liurgatiuin, president 2.17 b,tis.' mi the' si ti kept in its fl.utr,tI 'late' - i. , ', $3; ,uOO price- rafuge' Hie the illusion of traveling thruu,i; elcveltupnient will have sanitary the country, se'.ce'r service and dlv cc titer, The ('Al Corp is paving the lbmrgadon said the main en- Grant Street entrance trim zi trance way to the dcvelopria'nt Cast of Iongcc tiod North pitst cciii be from U.S 17.92 arid a the cemetery through the cml'. decorative entrance way is property to (tie development in planned there, 'L'Pie second addition, they have also agreed it('('t',SS from Grant street cciii Lx' to pact' the section of Street s eull _____________________________________________ sit the cemetery to IA)ngaIaf' ittgiil rules provide that onls"uluirs ('ouuiiw I s'jle with the natural setting -It in g -cart hi tone's, ru c's, bra a's'. us anti i.rs'i'n v- rimult tu'(i on tbt' exterior of tin' biane's, All exterior WOOdS are '-tai lies! anti iuIthiIiflUfiI lulls t be -- i - ---------------- WNW) ALMANAC FACTS - -' UI (JIILU !tUUF, I l,irgtidori sa id he planned thi.' &velopinunt. tts have roads go -sruund the four takes cc ittiin tin' r'perts- to allot's tmut'a'ss to tin' 'scaler by all ne'igborimig hotites. Nit locust's will be built dirt'cti 'fi the hike hi ciai.st' iit'('t'.SS to tither homeowners The lakes .tri also lwi,ig sioux-u, land. -'ispt'ti and ulrt'ssi'd till to ha' ',,,fl' (or u-iiuiiIr.',i i 'L ' park site c'.ithuin thedevelopment is located ti lb.'.iuthi of (Pit' Piontes. All str,'.'t improvements tart,' .it iiph'tech in August Come for a visit ii 1111 )~ I 11 tr-'It 11 ulili It*-i*,."r P. II • Jill L1,a"J'",11________ '; Ii - 11 11 • Iuiu • - • IIIU II -I - 11 • a -' A - '..111 , - '•__; f lou t tj11,11, *r'8 - , 1"W"IM14 rue Millu'lln1h; .1 p';': , it *-:, . . .1 _. ~,Wwpq~ , ..,.W II C,'A / ' i,. - -, - - " 1-1 I ( : ll,u:irti-.l fir t ip tistrui tilln or.' I you'll want to stay for a lifetime taili Ill Illit'd oil tile tillpt-I light iia,id csu'nt'i- shiticc'imio a pm ifs It' of ha' ( sanlilt-', 's 't 1.11 If- i t The cai (is '.'st'i t' ' F iii It' d in Spi inglie-lal Mti'-1 ' ,utmil htu.- fu't kiiaacc it ('tOO '- Ii,itiisii 's's.i'. 'shi'. t1 111.1 I 1. ','ZT' ' w3w 1 - ' "9I i titt'sri' ti,, -t -\'FI IC) (IC,II .cth HUNT REALTY, 322 - - - __* u_i,. it '.c'iil have large' fuumily l'i..ItiS cc limit- somiit' 's's'ill also oi'. v Iirepltut-e-, 'I lit' rt'strit-tt.sfie; forbid similar eic'c'ations '1 . , iior, till tin' saiiit' street, I 2 - •,* JIM 211 1' 45,00Ø to s5OoOO: U' Calbert S U ' • --u',;o 90o -'1-Iv 151 IS BUILDING YOU LOVELY NEW HOMES. CONTINUOUS CLEAN RANGE v' GARAGE & LAUNDRY ROOM SLIDING GLASS DOORS 4-i 1r / From $22,900 95 pct Conventional f nauicinçj Avijiltit)Ic- 1111 41S ( ii lililli Inc., lli'tillors 904-789-2121 Deltona, Florida 1'{11 I I.... . •• • I ••••. •...I.•....eI..... S •.4 Providence Blvd. The ultimate in luxury living by the sea in New Smyrna Beach ~.! , INCLUDING L011 ii) CII A development 04 Weico ConIructton Com0 Wholly owned t.utatdsnry of Wollner I 11 / Industries I 1-1 and C cPcPJcIIPJnAv 1505 West 25th 51, Sanford, Florida '' ' '' - 7tt 't :r '''— - - 3, & 4 BEDROOMS,- 2 TILE BATHS CENTRAL HEAT & AIR V' WALL TO WALL CARPETING / DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL r_ l 1 iW '1ti For Your Convenience 3220004 - -- '-- - I i - 1 / - -- : e,,,.,. - .. ' t It sends s- that Stfliit displacing .' V? Resident Manager ""--' . " - - mires '. 'In) 904 789 2400 1' I .,," 'illildil 1Il'. 1"'iUl4II".' Providence Blvd - Dehlona -' - II -. VA-95 pcI. Conventional Financing Avamiabit -, J.i - 3 Bedroom • Olympic Pool • Central Heat & Air Modern Clubhouse • Wall to Watt Shag Laundry Facilities • Dishwasher & Disposal Volleyball, Shuffleboard • Reserved Parking Frost-free Refrigerator • COntinuou$.Cle0 Ovens 28,9OO Disposal Et'cIijiv I lieu errf- Vi 11 ?ø - ''The Time-T e sted '' eneva Gardens \l- - - - t lt, ,' -- . - cPu.'mnical is stored CII i- I uressiire or uses I 1-r-sure of a gas cartruL. pc- it's-der smothers It ' !' 'air. ' _____ IN Buy an extintws big enough I.) till ,i not SO bi.t ft it - I for 0ass Ii and C fir-- I'val for "Quiet Living" - - _________________________________________________________________ Sounc Proof Kitchens : cioo '.-tj' in the - ) It 6 Elevations 1f ) 2, & 3 Bd. 2 Baths - , cc- here it miqht no il'icti -'iih 4 no good if it I,.; ft blocked 1w the etc - Rew o,,i,U putt' reminu in a special decor that could be nautical. Mt'dite'rrant-an, in the' period of the (;isc Nineties or an ild English t, 'sc-n-ri Pick our u's'. n ''thing' a,l then situp around for the ;rapht-rnt-lia that 'scill - i.- ti.' •u - A oond t,r',s,.,.-,, , II_, -s - ashen although an ex- VC1) I,g , miitet .- hn'ihd he retuhtecl v ed '('Vjt Ill ,I - - - • CAFCO BUILDERS, INC. __ - - - From S 1 30 I 'I ~~O -~W . I A-- -__'. ' - NOW , i 'l'hs" totim type 14 used for ('las's It tires I I.- '-'x''nguishers c-rmu ' li,.-1'. If, 'it'. will deal cc,'' 'lit's; it o'J (' Inra's ('lac-- r.' an' are' in (it' ho CI -' ' . ~J%.140 k TI - -- -- - Single-Story Apartments ,, . n,, —i'-- , 0 fl d . 1~ - S St u d io, 1 2 • 'ii and choost' the apartment which c'u I I c'nc the rt' We're almost read s L ' I _.~ I - , - If You 11 excuse our temporar ,. outside appearance, we'd be glad to give you a ''Sneak Preview" of GENEVA GARDENS )\ - -- I ". I,-, - ' t.imilv tulbuni, had fraunt-si lit-lit and tiling them in 's'sht'n-t' cIst' - the faniil rn The truck here' is It. M'It- t it luitited number of giosi ;ahitt.uzrtuphs T' mnan might .'. t'rpuc'. e'ring "'t r , • % . _-,_ III It li- \ lIP' i" 'iTI' I i":-,d iince the material in the h% woe-i'd pii;mcr. f<'tilt's, f'xtIng;iiche.r -.mm ilar usrnpocitirmn mate-'is kept tine-Icr - m'<'urc, that pressure must ruak ('lic; It firs', fueled h'5 tt,srmuni,ttul main •-tin liquids such as or c x in 'cl grc';ut' gacoilne, ('lass guuither to be effective tim- c', a (ira' that is olec-- tiflgtiithers ii r e cqtiipted tv icall'. ' lit.' an applmanit-t it ith precurc indicators, the !b;;mt i ptiigge'd in (ir hf1114t easiest to read being the nece-ile ' 's irurig c'arr in g current dial gatje with a ant - v tIn' paas'ser is off it is a ;i(imntlng to the operating ''la.;, A lire A (la II fire range. cc uth corntnatit,le ritet' i',s ir4la':!'-,?i- -'i -tic-i-i as i'nagr,esiurn , . . - I '''' A "---'.5 _ .. - ) . -I I. far Liinit; blinds around the-in arid IPx-n stitin'' I, to match the cc ails & t II it O ther tic-n possuLi1it ie' by ' L Ss'I'pent t'uke' s t'l,urti I to l*'e't in- 11lal,t. Mtm Izaintu r s;,itim - t, is 111 114.7 %wif. 1 %s'l'huii tnt.I I.% Hitist gar dt'iie'"s 1:1! mitt a ttt It's like- us 41111111101 foPe -e- ct-en altn' teht ic-i', Ihtt ran be' iisi'd Lt.""tt lice l If-IM If-IM-1,amid -I cc' Ie'r fr-omit (lit' titIks us taHitI lien e'xmttmr 111411 cc ill -ii' Pt SM 01, .And '.c Pith'uO !t' it, at ta,-t. e'xp4timdtng mood, put it piitt'ti of tic ste'i' ulimjt, tat-,riieci suhiifv The' Stafld ,A.,(.,, lslitd main,nsit h I ture's I, 12(5 days 1- 55 sitiisttum it. a''. sie'i s I e't '.11111 gil l (it' ll g o tint. national this 'asttn 1_it' ,i, $is , '-t iq'r M .0 "-i'-,.-, , - ' Built For You As If The 'Boss' Were Buying It! '!, eel and i t'nth'm Gimlde'u ' \ -. t': - I Coburn vac'imt He does this by watt'hing fist any acti'ity or i niiant cases, he may ring (lit dtitwbt'lt If sonieone answers, he nia pose' as a door-to-door sak'smnan or survey taker If tie - , -er t of the' wasp's sear- alterruite choices for a sofa is a chine tii'tiat'nir 11 thus can hit' chaise There are old ones to be ilsirit- t'fitt-tsve'I • it multi reduce' found Ili antiquaries - wicker (tie' Iit'i'tt list lH'Sti('ide's ill iiLSt'C't or ran' or just junk - and then control Uteri- ar niodern versions uwt , double' tuippil us sofa or - atnI kmllt'wi;i its niw' gre'eii)io se, and in the field. In ( too f -imnli;mg 5\'stt'!i IS i't'ded ru'hsraiminl4, t't'iinli'se-ens all cases, itioth eggs placedin Of time' diniiuie' tits , in question, are'as treated with (tie' seth' it' tiring snit it, iittit-t' which 'ire' buried unctt'r tu'd.up that 1 attacks crohi.tk'vaejtiting iwiec't extract suffered about 50 p er phtnit'. piled-up is ad t'tlxiipute•r pests hi having its own eggs in ('tot more' parasitism than pruittiijt, prue-t'tlure's, unm't'e's Ili el ttu- i'ggs of (tie' host Insert untreated eggs, in later ire- san e'urrt's;minhqie-t', utuinwils, fitbul When its t'i,gs tuih'h, (Pit' grubs %'estigzi(ions. Srit'fltists istiltited Husil. nit'iiiortmnicln timid Iiis't't II sN devout ttm- tiost eggs four ctwiiiit'als wInch 1usd art iflts anti srif'nttsti, set smelt It effect on orientation of the' Tutu 's ti hat Ita'I'iiuund '\ talen dt'tem- iiit,it' ttit' nuct'hutnis,ii hasps Hti, it Xerox Corp tire prt'sienter %4 huh triggers tIme' parasite's The' ciuiiiple'u' role' of ttwe' dent. rt'vvntt told niure- ttit (hue' I searching hi'tiin'ii,r, as Well as 'tieniic'tjl riit'tliatiirs tme'tween 21Wi !)tslluus business arid t'!t'R for t'hea $NIs.cibilitles exploiting this titi,st timid parasite is vet hi Lx' ht'' In twtuit'sisr Xerox is (.11111111111i'd the'ti'rriirme'd Studies are tiette ronu tilitillt.g, till-, I arin'r studies with corn unde'r its let explain that rule' ;Iiuitttn t'phusiu:i1- fit just eurwuntis riiotti indicitted that timid develop ntiethods of cite- iithtimig that thi' 'i'ler parasitism tt (kit' wasps MIsS t'tsjt1It delul'ifle. the ctwnmia'als ti attract t'e'hqiinig t ta"i tutsI mIltisrnastiit 111- windovit itr=:a -- % iii -- ' ' - - fi','tit,-ii, to - - ikiJ used two delicate Io%,csealjs chancef. ary excellent that tilt. lacin,p one another and on burglar woii't break glass. It's 11% "tA%k JL SASA hictlet fill eggs Ili areas eat,- and hold para.%ilet, in a general cither side of it square. glass too nosiv and risky." tie sal(t CtRu;1% Agricultural Agmit -atisinated b% moth rodar &-ales area of existing or plItential It-ft h.% III(IlN*-- whilt, lavIrIg eggs infesuition, and Iv incrvast the ( 1trit (if tit%- verto- favorite whether or not Lilt- home 1~ \n mint Ii ha ct- vt spent stemi'ej to lx' the' souret' ifltensit Balle S t-ric-aaage people to se(:11rf tht.lt honles so that if burglar or t51" tests I Ic suire Iii look for I no' I- I - httu'i ufl anf'9ilipmon? ciii clpt''iils' to toiri-titmsr' best - '' Agricultural Views ,'xtiniiichc-r; Fit. Jilted of . lillillig"; %tiere developed - - - achit". eel b putting on cc all Iuint, then flicking it %% lilt is '.chisktareun, a brush, a rag or V% .-n a fe'til lit-n cluster cc hilt' (he paint is still Met, If an rnerl bet of the family has any artis the' tale-nt, is cc all mural is another pussienlits- - In finishing if t)tmse-tflt,-nt it is S4iiTtt'tiimtes (11th' cult to hide' certain .1 thu plumbing lint's. Tht' 'itn be e-f- ,- Mr were I Wi I'ivii nut - _ ', F C( )NS'I'R t '( "i'I( IN I 'NI )ERW, \' A'l' 51< \'I A U K - • 237 3- a tnt -1t(X )l1i huimiit's pta titied Na t's_-I paint effects cati bt' - ""- d 11 - - Ile, ' -- ' i them as tx-tIer in the seeing than lb.' talking, one r 'ighbor of uhOt' ims an in ire •'.,m it, an. a.ti5 '.- t-rt'sl '.'sith eol,.nful tilt' - but rot \% all tilt- lit,' used the' saint' \ Oh's I .tsti'usti,e. lIon tilt' itS Ph' h,itj used tn the flour, 'flit' ci' ft-ct 'scas less garish than '. ou Might SUppOM' and, in a rto'tn intt'ndcd liar t,ung persons, '.i! o'fie-d the' isuttuful tk'sint' fir --:iii-thine different -- ''' .' 1 - - ' - - - Spec cs -" Ire mliii, sre p. .ssililc' -' kind of - 'f;umuiiI .ilt)UIii cc till cc as striking and interesting 'hit' tiuitit' (it's ncr i.,uci taken about if doze-ri ptioto' ' " k ir - I -- * - of - '' ' - - G - H I hut c- i' seen sonic t't-ellent - : -- - I -- j ",-. __ __~~ _4___, ' ' • A PAR TMLNI' S AVAILALILE OPEN DAILY 3I N -\tb,jTit, VF RN M'u'IL?' Ii'-.. • -\-c L3-.•.- 1 - �' - 1 _ •_ ___1_ so --- ----.-_.-----. t . - - ,, .-.-'j-- I4e 6C-The Sanford Herald Sunday. June 3, 973 ___ the' Sanford HctriIci June Is Bustin' Wit h Values On These Classified Pages Winter Parke I _________ 1 ___________________ - . rreØ iC tO Iivr omarton to nd hoard. Ph t Seminole 322•261 1 Orlando 831.9993 j ; 25 times t%1.7SMINIMUMCHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum Lot? Sundat an oog. t,iact iace Antwert to "Lcgt'. C,ra,,t' MJ,nn Drive area rr-*aro ) 372 2571 --- Child Care Announcements ,,rrcvc,Idcar, I r t..r- 3) C,' It MemorLam 3-CemetareeS ' s-Eating Places 9-Good Th.ngi to iD-Do It Yourself 11- Instructions C'c'd TPnc' Live or & Recreation Ari drei.se.o C.r' Itt • ,• S S( 51 75 Ph - 11 1$-MaiL, Help wanted 19-Female Help Wanted 70--Male' Help Wanted Financial 24-BUsiness Opporlunities 'I&LEQP WCPiOI'dCOute' .-4ar 8.'r%'r )j _______ Travel Agencies ILViP.C. '1T TOURS. IJC Arlene ?icc!s. Crus and Tours at otfcaI rates 303 Srmaran Blvd i.4*v 4)61 $31 3733 75-Loans - -- Rentals AVEL i* , Miii. Orianri ei 643i 76-insurance - -. •.; 79- Rooms for Rent t I. -, Unfurn,shed .-- -.- 34-Mobile Homes Rent 1- For Rent 37-Butinets Property For Rent - Real Estate .41-Houses tot Sal' £1-Lots and Acreage visit )M1 nat and Groves 1$-Resort Property For Sale 44-Income And Investment Property 47 -Real Estate Wanled ________________________ Merchandise Ci-- Miscellaneous For SJI( SI- Household Goods ciilfl 57-Appliances 5)-TV Radio 51-Garage' 100 that a Stereo Rummage Saks 55--boats & Marine Equipment Ss -Camp'ng Equipment to t 9-Bicycle's 59-Musical Merchandise .elssj f7--Lawn and Garden 63--Machinery and Tools Iii ê.6 -Wanted to Buy 1r,5 driverS and owner operators needled id lranspcjrl automobiles within The it.' of lcricla Mutt a good La'e'a record ant, be cliii' to Ouclify under strics DOT require'rneq's Owner operalors must hbvf new or nearly new ',ivri('I. D3dlg GMC. or t tunvpnhsor,al "actor Mileage • and £S loaded. iic empty 5i'?tii'mi'fl?i Othir tir'nrlitt Apply Bldg 141. Saniora Airport or 305 r.'? tOa6 for ap point mOnt _______________________________________________________________________________ Coins Stamps e - WORIEPS iPlV ReftOfl tp American Wood Pro0tt 1797 Charles Street, Iwood 66'-H0f54". 47-Livestock and Poultry Iis I FACTORY HELP Needed tom ltt. ?nd and 3rd Ihift 57 50 par Peoum tO start 1k raIse in 3D days Regular rs.s ftapreafler Paid holidays arid vacations Must be able Ic, r,r,dIe 40 lb bag-s Apply in per cin. Premsi Marbirtite Manulierturing Company. June Hwy £34. and 419 Winter Springs Man tDtaelp inStall aluminum tiding FJ'j*fii!flCr p!ctigrpd, but wil 'lain 2377457 after 6 -- ____________________________ 4-- Equipment for Rent iS- Pets £nd Supplies JW.t LABORERS A1 WILL '.t- ti IC) SPRAY LAWPS s: Se' PER HOUR TO .TART APPLY iP PERSON 10 )tCANDACEDR,RERtIPARa OR CALL $3' 10(11) OR Mar to work in salvage 'ard Will need CtØUffCur't licer,a, R?Isfl & Sont 77')' Orlando Dr 61-Building Materials Pointer (aperienteconip Reliable 3730794 Swap and Trade lb MeIeHelpWanted lanrior arid Nigh' w$tchrnan Par? time, in Sanfoma 373 6163. C.enerat Office, lgit maIntenance, errands Experience preferred Lake Mary are., caig between 1(1 17 $31 35)7 we have openings for experienced welDers. assembly mechanics, arid machine operators Goo.j working cond,ticares, inlurCnce progiem Appiy in person Mondat thru Friday, Taylor Manufac -Auction Transportation - Travel 'S -Campers - Trailers ' Auto Repairs Par t AccesSories '7-- Junk Cars Removed e -Muloicycles 79 -trucks ano iraiiers IC-Autos for Sale _________ Il-Aviation 4 Pcr,pnait. i ACID WiTH A DRINKING PROBLEM 4'i'rta.ps Aic OhoIct Arimr' Can Help Phpn 423 451' Write P 0 Boa 1713 Sanfort, Fprida ;. ",. ', [r, MAP4A&EMENT IRAIPILE Ojwn.ng ir manager ra.r,e'e's wtthigh crhooi or more educahon w'h nationa, wtiolesair distributor Mutt be willing iti train from tiottom up. starting as warrhziusrman or driver La (CIle'nt company beneliti sri (I(IIfl prit sharing An eoua' opportunity employer Call Ur SPnriff at $41 4410 in Orlanøo letr po'mnn! Iert rv'e'rvir',,. __________ * Building Inspector fiperrnrr m11rthoir or conduit men needed Appi, at Viiricp Ccxis?rucisori Corporation. North Side of Highway 4)4. Lonpwood Fork lIft operator, and masonr, laborers for day work Dars-131 6777. Eves -1,31 5009 Ask for Don Pan an Loader Operators, Dump Track Drivers with I iDrida Chauffcur's liCpfl%i' and F uel Mare Call 134 2$t$ Wanted. family man. tOirlp ci pet if'ncad with tofu' arid tarni Pnchiflery Permanent iob Good home art school but rDte hon d.blc Write foe information P K Smith, Pt 3. Bow 44.5, Broofirslle' Fla, 33317 Drpenuablti man tom lumber yard woi and ''i,ici drvng Apply cc: -' rac'tory Help Wanted By Paint Manufacturer I 4 IC Monday threj Fridab Located newt door to Chase Fertilizer Plant, S PolnIt area College ttude'fltS will be considered for summer Construction helper waniea full time Call 373 i9 OPE RATORS Rubber 'Tire' Fart, or Case Back floe Operators App'i it' Wirirc, Con striection Corpo' i'': ,. r'-'r of 434 I I I L. F II DIALADIVOIIOPI -3235010 C rnlrai baptist Church At least 3 yeØrl experience $350 per hour. paid holidays and vacation Steady work 323 3900 Inside Construction Work iose 'me' clue to ,,l's'ht" td !,Llitt Inside Construction Work o110 paP inciranie' i a: ri'idiri aranijjill PiOl'0i4', wrpa OP'" yr Inside Construct ion Work 1kt' nthn!apt te' thit 000CYtunity Ic, be- "Cried C' our t'ipense Ppa,iliin cipen IC, g.-rte'ar 11110' assembly, carpenir,, weld.ng. itt . ett Bring your lripr-aOt and form a car pool Get in Or the' ground floor with Ccxacrete !,trt 4jrl SylIer!fl InC Builders of motp and apartment unitS ln'erwiows wee'Kdars 94 lake' i 4 east tg Tt'I 17 fl iit Fail aria go left to the Port of Sanford Apply at the huge blur building PP. for Sanlora Nutting & Con salescent Center, 950 MpllOryiilt' Ave. Sanfora Apply in person PHOTOGRAPHER'S AS51STANT 57% Week Must be very pretty, pie-asan? promotion public contact. dat week Republic 0 rrsonnei NI Woodcock Pa 54,tt' 703¼ Orlando fla $94 7271 Mature lad tO live in, help care I' scf lada, and small apartment Room. board and good s*lary 373 4762 RN ant, LPN. part time' altO houSekeeper Apply Seminole Loclo" 1vu'a'n; Home 3005 Bay 1.Suitaru' woman to take care at one child in my home No houSewOrk. reference's required Call 377 934$ atte 5 'THE NICEST PEOPLE ItS TOWN APE AVOP CUSTOMERS You'll clscc,yer hp* much fun it is n.ee'ng new people, making new as an AVON Representative It's easy to Start Call a4i 3079 WAlTRE,SlS Pleasant working cOndihcans, gooa tipsi Luncheon ant, dinners 434 555.5 ask for MrS hr i-t Mitev Hairdresser r ollc,wing helpful 373 1760 ,,'cr 71 Fr, Sat , Sun ,, 're-"i nights Dehart I'rstau'an?. 66(1 9977 'a' '-"I •itlriti t'vt' person Ic, train ,'' ('(ileiSional make- up in%tru( ?.' "-ufl taming potential Call $0 V'viana Woada'd Cot.mr ' •'ii'A I 1' ml .1' , EMPLOYER SEAMSTR ESSES r 5':' o'": wth tore-pr car Ic, t api'' 'end C American made ana foreign cars Top pay, fringe henrI $15. 5 dat we-I'S reIe'encei rOuicpd Call i.', a,. ' Epper.enceC r. Ct5'rlt'O5ii cr,.adidm wages and benetti Apply NOyt Exchange Personnel OH ice Bldg No 7003. Naval lras,iing Center I-N EQUAL OPPOR'TUP.'IT'i' I r,'r', ;''.( AI'rvIrr ea.pert horoi3Ogif-t $ Send name, birth date, lime aria Fern p4ace Asfrptel Boa Part. 32730 Calf 134 $9fl Sanfurij So,sth fORK LIFT OPAV)R Progrrttvr company rictus per .anc ad fork lilt op of or C),mj pay. and company benefits A,ppl, American Wood PrOdUCtS. 7 Marvin Aye', Long*vod s*)E YOU TROUCLED! (all ¶oii E xperienced Carpenters Deftona Area 574 P11 CAR SALESMAN Will care ton ,mreit(l cm liI'rt' ri home for wrS rig r'&tmecS 32) 164,5 WANTED I D'n 0 Our rap d QrOvt'e we 'a.e' immediate for alert, am blt$Oojt ina.v.duals Nj learn a unloue approach tO tPie car buying poblie Plo exper,ersce necessary Apply at Administrative Assistant The board 01 Count', Commissioners 01 Seminole County is accepting applications resumes for the pOsition of Administrative Assistant This s responsible administrative wOrk asss'sng county commissioners in carrying out the functions and dutieS of the board College graduate with degree in businesS administration, public administration 01' related and responsible experience in administrative work. preferably in local government, or equivalent cOmbination 0$ responsbi, eaper'ence, and training whiCh provides the desired knowledge's. Stilts, ant, abilities Salary range. %1.000 ti $16,000 Utility Control Director ii nespc)rflibic adminis?rative asa superilrsor', work ire ministering the county rules and regulations governing regulation 01 publIC water and sewerage s,stems aria assuring compliance to the applicable aws knowledge of Cvii engineering, as related i; UTiliTies reouiec p.,rbouaTion ,ren' approved college university with maior course work itt C v.1 engineering, business aa m,n,Stre$iOri or a related tic? desirable Salary range, $11,000 to $14. $00 a Building Director aNew Posit iona * * * * Thi i rr.gaon5bim technical ano administrative wro'S. in planning drec'ng. coort,nat,ng ano supC1'vsing the activities of the' building department Graduation trO.i, appro.cd vtr5.ty degree viith a engineering. Construcl.ore, engi raeefing lCiCflCC. or a related field. supplementd by a least f r years progresSIvely respons .n and highly cli rrsifiCd expert" .a in all phases of building ttrutfiofl, and experience r forcing building Codes. or a" equivalent combination o' training and experience 5.1.', mange 111.000 to $U,S00 '.'fsry, losels large one b.drOo neitr shOPP'flQ & churches AdultS e,a(1 ilI or 377 4054 Ct I hi' ',"Q man i',',r rn',5 C'i trCICr iii'. WHEEL RANCH Mw', LOnQwsod )" Part time rtiQt?ered X ray technician for Deland Or!Psoped,c Office Call 73-4 $101 , ... F't'CrS' 15C EACH IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) NONRUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN H , ______ SitiitI 1r 300 N. FRENCH AVE. rrath PH. 322.26 11 - Jww'Jwup S .- , -' ,,-a i.. i .'iuua ucli',' n inst a. 1%? month'S merit with 550 ci.t",iqt' ' ..i3O .', jaw ("I it "do PRODUCTION 34 Homes Rent One mobile home toe rent, rx pets No alcoholic beverages Camp Seminacle, 322 4170 Brunswick Corporation. a leader in com• mercial manufacturing, has immediate openings for mature production workers interested In permanent employment. We offer excellent starting wages, regular increases, and completely paid health and life insurance. I Mobile n'vr P#LA.w, UI .,..4 'S I Sv.'immlng Pool le,tn I tx'droom 7 bath bout'. q c .arpet throughout, doc,atil,' ,tgc and fenced yard 531,100 You Can't Beat This Geneva Brunswick Corporation 3 200 Brunswick Lane DeLand, Florida .. I. 78) 4,'dneor,i Aptinsrn sill Untvrniited Siragit' Sior Olymeic Pot' CivbIeoaia Equal Opportunity Employer w - local tràtin Agent _________________ STENSTROM REALTY 7SI3 PARK ORlv( (ALp. AIt T.mt' 322-2420 6 Afternoons a Week iroomi, 7 baths, central tic,at I ,ar. SpaciouS iting room no',) to large fairly room with place, on corner lt 539500 Home With Income THAT'S RIGHT And, we have itt Here's a 7 bedroom with central tteat and air plus a garage apartment producing $175 month rem 537.000 Really worth looking intO County $8900 )rdroom frame home on small r' ith fit C' %had ,tnd bruit trees Payton Pant up. Fii up, bring your brush and take your pick 513,500, $11,500 or $1,500 'Sanford't Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency kEAL TOPS 1563 P,trh Dr NO SUNDAY DELIVERY LONGW000 - - DELTONA 3 Bedroom. I, baths, family room, rec. room, double carport, workshop, fenced, shade. $24,500, Excellent termS - Hall Realty Realtor, 3235774 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS CASSELBERR Y STATE RETIREMENT PLAN PAID HOSPITALIZATION VACATION AND SICK LEAVE SEND APPLICATION I-PlO OR RESUME 10 CALL MRS LOIS HARE SEMINOLE CO COURTHOUSE NC)RI'4 PARS' AVE Porn )9e' - i. Almost New Home bedroom. P1 bath, central heat and aIr Conditioned Carpeted, torner lot, payments $160 II monthly ASsume balance mor tgage And pap equity 322-2611 JOHN SAULS AGENCY AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR 711 N Oak, Sanford 377 7llhd.ty. 373 OilS eve APPOINTMENTS DEL TO Pd A J rIm 2 bath. Central heat air, a,) pliances, 515 000 Ml C) bruce. ASsue- cite. i' cnirigs. 6M till , '-(1 HOUSEWIVES MOTHERS CORBEl]' WI AL I '.IATI 'P t '•04, BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN 1 & 2 bedrooms S18, 500 & S24,500 June occupancy ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS llOAirport Blvd., Sanford I-If AL TOM l.JOHN'S REALTY CO 1)110k f MS The' Time Tested Firm t?0P4 Park, Ave C)iis, 372 617) 12? 2)57, 377 5-124 I e'rii i',,,S, III 1861 , ( A WHI000N SR lit N Park, Sanford 372 5991, flighti, )IJ ll6 gv Iwo bedroom, I bath, Central sin and haf, large liv room. tang,' kltch•n family room, buyers wily $16,500 32) 1161 Plantation Village A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL IN VESTMENT Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD. simply the finest adult mobile home pork in America today. Close to Orlando. Extraordinary location. Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot rentals for homes start at $75 per Quite LONGWOOD - CASSELBERRY - FOREST CITY FOR MORE INFORMATION THE SANFORD HERALD I month. Furnished models open for your i rispe-ction AT THE FOREST tIluci hior,,o' with central heat & air, 1 very large bedrooms, dIning room, II' a 20' living room, kit iJ,'n & bath, wall to waIl carpet .also Stove, refrigerator and drapes At present 2 extra rooms w,tta private entrance beIng used fo beauty shop and hail shop Could be used for other types of small business Call Bud - e'f PIMOPE WASHER, parts, '..-m vii'". utd machints StC)OP4EY APPI APICES, 17) _____________ LANDOJ Yoke fnt.,slgt. I soot to th lois Movy cut. Gil oH arid go right on Lois Mory $ovS.o,d. Tb, Forest ii On your lqft, a mil• from IIiS Cs,, Open on w•skdoy fi'orn 10 till 5:30. Sundays from noon t,H. Viilto,s wlcom. , - - - I nt'i' Home Demonstrat ntis Cleaning & Shampooing Ph 323 6391 107W 27th t Good reconditIoned washers. dryers, and retrigerator F rce delivery, warranty WHITESIDE APPLIANCES. 641 7111 Johnny Walker Realty 372 6.1S7 AlterS, i'hi 327 7111 Sale! All hurries in stock on special Sate starts June I, and ends June 9 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES SOOFrenchAve )lO3OrlandoDr. 3?) 5200 373 5500 Mobile Home Ilaref, $4e'posscssions 15 to choose from. 131 7371 Dealer, Lots and Acreage Lot, ready br a home, paved street, All utlllt,et, plus well 57995 Cash Burns Avenue. Country Club Heights, Hwy IS A I mile south Seminole Junior College 372 7155 27 Acres. Plymouth 3 ID ml off ill $7.SDO an acre. Call MANN T'MANN, Realtor, 67$ 333) Beautiful country lot, oIl Oakway 135 a 105 Fsint5ti lflye'strne'nt $1695 cash 37? 79*). 793 $170 COLORADO, 10 acre ranch, $1,975 high mountain valley, fleer hgr way $15 down, $45 monthly owner Sleet,, 911 W 10th. ,'.nnjin.Ilo YmCa 79101 i40 37o 84901 Have Cash buyers for older homrs ri riced of repairs 53 SADDLE EQUIPMENT nOors Wtern Wear, Ssiyt at the Old Corral Western Shop. I? 97, I utile S at Dellary TRY US- YOU'LL LIKE US Month of June only titer or I a tensor latex, reg $1 $5 gal ooai Si 10 gal FIrst line paint, we guarantee It. C 0 F Paints, 306 5 S,tiiforcj Air 322 6401 * Dawg Patch Flea Mart * (li- mi 'ill . tausi & Wed A&,usy fruit, 'ulilinti Or tciuidci F'og Tm iItk III Tapes, Trucks and TraIlers - t9 Dodge Crew Cab. ar - P S P A tery good cOndition. 441 1*77. 4-4; 1744 U.S.A. to Jalouae windows, good condition, $t, cacti 365 3111 or 160 F 7tttf St C huiuoia Flea Mart * Singer 1972 Model hg lag sewing rteau bine, but Ionhol,t, and terse niedle hg sag designs sstsum. balance of III or I papmemit of $4 $0 Call Cr.ull Manager, 373 *111 or evenIngs 131 1114 ut se at Sanford Sewing Center, Downbown, 30? P lIt 51 T.d dnve Ti, i.,' and Si'll qr)lrJ or %iI,i'r coins, 'vitai't us Inst We also buy hulk i,,, '.15.!l'ri $ çfla 15,5 I'. ' Sübaru front-wheel drive z' .rn- Autos for Sale - - 1)44 Must.irl'3 MaO't I. (2$' Cobra Ic' )r,af smape Must see 1430 C,elt after 6 p m . 323 1742 Need ball ton pick , i !r,jçl late rrioclll, ar condptoriecl #111 trade '761 Cadillac. 3220431 after S Dick Baird 1977 Vega GI. i speed, ar con cl't'omned. 'ad'o, heater, Ike new $7295 SHELLEY USED CARS, 1QI Fr.ii,'?i .5,.' 121 9413 I' you hsiv.' an cyp for real value, ,Ou II i'yr thi' ci ,tS%fd ads rngular , I Hwy $341 1792 Inc. Ferri Pare I TV.Radio.Stereo 55 Boats & Marine Equipment - I?' Aluminum Boat, oars, oarlocks, life preservers, excellent con dutiori, $ 1)0. 373 4193 Hydroplan, lot sale With II Pip Johnson Call 377 1723 ROBSON MARINE 7977 Hwy I? 9'2 372 5961 1 -470 Fiberglass, Deep V. Cucidy aun, 71 ft 'nt,oarcl outboird 163 HP Merc lull canvas, loaded 1300 and take over payments S pm 9pm 3735165 Ah Conditioning 56 Camping Equipment Camping equipment, U name it, we have Itt Govt surplus galore Surptus World, 1163? C P1w, 'ti 17? 0341 Fencing -- Central Ar Curd I onog For Ire', m.1'nisiti. Cit (.ini Hjmr, 0 i' .1- :,o 17' I7I , it:,',I • u.r 'ci'. nj ne.wi•. lb ¼ Ei'i F .a" l I '1,.'i U t It scm.,," Call Ill )9 LuP'IER FENCE COMPANy G&JPENCE - SEMINOLE APPLIANCE SERVICE All appliances repare,) 37) 1196 -______ - he're you ctvcje )E E A jmimt,,t, Cost nickelS more but Ouli,ts'S galvanized by 'Ii Fr,q Estmate SENTII, FENCF I)) 1221 - Floor Cleaning ----- A&PAPPLIAPICEREI'alp All M.sior Appi Inc. Repair ,' Sante Day Sc, 4'? 4' l •"" ' Attic Insulations 60 Office Equipment & SupplIes P 160 desk model pottng macrifle with stand, Programrtieci buiw accn'bs receivable and payroll 1400 (.111 lii' seen t Sanford Pit', ,,itj MachInery and Tools Phi1 Iii ,, St,, n u, .\NI-OM(' ti I. .5 I i i, I. .5 ON DI I ON IN' . , ' 'r.i .5 • " 1U :' - for Rent '5' 0",.' fli' Libi,' I It' tr .11p,'! hi,litipotx,r br Only II per d., c AMRi)( l S I ClilfihluRE 65 Pesatd Supplies Two mate bassett hounwit 525 each I ll 349 $370 alter 5 two small soft tuddly puppies are looking for a good home FREE Ph 313 6791 ;ith Seller puppies AiIC F lelul tine Whelped May IS. 122 6067 alter S Pair registered Siamese cats, and a large breeding cage, $150 or best olb9m 319 SJ0 abler Tills NEWSPAPER does not knowingly acC.tpt I$t'Lt WANTED ADS that iraclic ñte ,s p-re furence On IIQd from rite ployors covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT AC More infurinñfiø may tac ubtIed form the Wager Ifour offIc, at Rm 309, Or lando Prof. Ctr. 22 W. Lake Iteisuty Dr , P 0 hex 8024A, Orlando, Fla )'1806, Ielepll(flle 241 '44)3 - , .,,.,5a'', "' - awn - 'ifli'lIin( .1' 4i'aUertt'sil ' Ce '' Outdoor Services * ieutrry ' N , '' _____________ Pet Care 'I 'I L arpenter Roum,, .jtJtJ,m. "i"itt)t,l Repairs' For ii sI i'i,5I call, Icy Scyk, 373 1.1 I i''('r 6 I •i ii ' -------- ----- - , iiij, 5u'lili (epamit ,7,l%j Ii r .nietJ Intl rCfllQwCeJ 0. U ABTRiE,3734344 ' ' OJehflROUmAJU.DIII,H ,p-eS ul CArPentry 'VS t .ttmrioé, Redlon4bi, 31) 431' - , ' Plumbing I-Al N TI NC. liilvl.f Eler,er u'Stimjles $31 as,: ' niade ie-i CV) i ijViil5, Top .'.urxir'j',,'ri p ".'nsals LEACH ALUMINeIClIlCATION 111 1615 ,'g ., i vpi , i, ,ill t',pr'$ A to ,,' ''II,, "i'i 'air'. i,, ,, . ,l.' 4 1,i ' Sewing .5 Ii Jo ;, a. 'tifi S I. LIIAMICS, sui, '. ' kiln dealer 10 3 Cluted TP'tir & Sunday 323 797) till fit) HANDS Classes iii, evenings Greenware supplies gifts 152 W Hwy 434 1342323 i,EOi101A S CERAMICS Grienware& Fifing 1003W Itt St 321 0215 ' - - i' - - DraftIn I ii hiiililrt s. tub contractors I ii,)iiirli, PIOUSI I'lnt and Shpp Pr .,wmig'. I asl. (tCpe'mitJ,stil, r(¼)i1.iiil,d itS (,ihi Vie-to laS 3717 .'. - In J9oo Welding '''I - 0,5 5 ) '"i 0 i,,ww 4e'* ' '. - - ''44' 'i-il '4, ' •.'l t-u,ir -J ',.j -5 "1 _i:i Suppivs 1.72 J ',. ' * To .SPl (ARE SPECIALISTS 5iDfP'4TlAL YEAR AROL,teU RACTS AvAILABLE, Ifl :i:z ____________________________ i",Jsc.spi"g ve'ntrn,ncc, "qrtijl 3, Resdentlal EA,ON\BLE. CHARLES 'IF '•s ','.i 4425 ___________________________________________ - ' - ______ , 'ijslitign$, Roomt ,,r'u ti.,throums, r*fqren,,,s 373 1731 Ii 3. A ¼ ii I ' &n i 1,1Cc Ave Sailtixil 12) 05*1 , .. Lawn Service ° II e' 0 Ihqy7 Spilt test and win, ,n 'In a 10* cost tldsslied i' - Ceramics '- A p' repairs, all hypes leplac,m.nt at rotted faci S ees. R.ro spCCalty Call 177 2273 for agpoinlmenf Fre, estim4t.s, _________________________________ S'APSE ROOM TO •'tiNTEP ITESSIS SELL DON')' NE €05 #41 Tea ,s I F I ED -SO - .5 - - - Ne-i LONGER USED CAMPINI. '.1 All is 'N (it StAN (1 5 i .5 i. AiSle- lED .50 NOW WIT ' "i . " '. 'a' I Sojil .'&a .5 ilvi 112 1)11, LixeMary , 1. ''55 c',.r Spec 'alt i 1:1 I' I .11,,, 3 p na ' irc"s " . i' () i,'7 iii, is., I, L•i _t , Lt','tL.' - " 'flIifCi 07 III ',.5 1(11' i)II'i .5 ii.) ''.sadn)s'y ork, ,lii types. ''m4Pe5 in 1541 - ""''', ________________ t0,Sf P ShIEAtjT'n SALON ibu,v rnir( P4,mr mt s Liu'at Nui,'a 514 L P r,e' S'12 ________________________________ 1 'j I Home Improvements Beauty Cure lii' '. ' _________________________ --a Bulldozing _____________________________________ EquIpment . - ' ' ________________________ ____________________ I '11,1 1 1) Doter, $1,500 55 9 (,ii.' P 'U' 1 .ider 7i yard, $7,500 1* yard i'.I'wocj drag line' $7,500 All ma i '• ,i stIle ii i',,j g ii,',f (Ondtien 602 Lemon Street, Pyet'sl vi.,, e'h'OuSe' e-u,)miii!ue't e- iJI 5tre-ti,s it i $719 dr ha, barn' Call hOt) S 1)1.111, ()iN(.', U) lW .iil,ti?c. 'ANtI I ILL FOR SALE. WE WILL ot ivi i-I call )S'J $719 s ' ' , Gloss-Minors - -, "i' '- ;,,,,,,, , .. Spray Sir.. %W.ti,ioliliflg n drywall te*tur"s Pri 3 ]S. Wood. Ctta,n lulla. I- rt'egi,q' 37) 37J1 Fail I re i')E Applsint Sanford Electric Como'an, 2522 Park Drivv, 372 1562 You! Home Improvements ,', ' Appances , tWA I TOP'S inad & repaired, vinyl or lanvas Anytime, Bruce's FLoat Tops. 617 6281 Reasonable Serve A Directory of Experts Ready To ', 1911 llwy I? 92 Opera Sat I Sun 9 S Call III 9550. $31 7970 (t,air. Soa and Ottoman, modern oplaolslered, two walnut Steja labIss, lamps, I - lye piece d(uiia set, Electric typewriter, Iwo patio (hr5 and Ioung* 309 E Crystal Drive', Loch Arbor 372 $193 hIJICK, 43 Skylark, 7 door hardtop air Nir C,tf. 1457 '1W renter 47'30 71 Chevrolet C Id. , Von pick up. 'i 4. Standard shift Only $7395 Terms we accept trades V'ls.. World Travel, hwy ' '77, N C1' Perk I' mite P1 f 3"q 1r.ic PcI 534 liIl , For Sale .'.ir'i TELEVISION SCTSIISuI' MILLERS 76l9Orlando Drive, 372 035? 6) MISCCIIJOCOUS Ire i nanre-vi op oril Thank You ' Stamps Coins 1uL.Ings SO ir it - 160 Ph 373 1110 - Real Estate Wanted 69 - 'r Refrigerator, GE L 0CM ARbOR two building tots. It trut tret, fence, $10,000 *31 Ote ORLANDO LOT C 3. S 6th of sie-re-Sewer water PRICED RIGHT LOT hWY 4,36 Corner lOSt 110 WARE HOUSE II, 1300 sq It Sue Pitulsi Hamilton, Realtor 615 7270 F URNiTp IAN i'IQUES I,-p Dollar Paid Auctions c-Icr,' Ifiday PIl, 1 30 pm AAA I tIPPhTtjR$ P. AIjCTI()fl 19011 I? 7? Lr-iqwcvxj *34102") Swap and Trade Philco 16 cu It refrigerator, very good condition, 90 clay warranty GE automatic washer, completel, rebuIlt, 90 day warranty Dick's Appliance Sales & S*rvice, 761? 5 French Ave 377 7654 Mobile Homes 711 lISA t'Al "1 y P')) 3220)5 l3 q2i Good user) boat trailer fr t Isbt'rglass boat Mutt be reasonable 631 3797 KIRBY VACUUM REFRIGERATOR EXCELLENT CONDITION MORNINGS 372 5001 - THE FOR(ST Blvd. © Used Viii 01101 c Iitnprt, $3 u'Irt'.,p 'ill'', 'ii'? ti(1' cirid M.'pir ZONED COMMERCIAL LAKE MARY * Maitland _________ s $ti,desf".sk,r Lark I de Rijnj )nod. nsDact'on ttIe'ke, ,snd tag Camper Tr*il.r, 5tof' 5175 Call 410 10*7) 'efrigeretiar, $550 'Tool hOw lilt an Iaep5hOftief,7mcy4 old, WI 172 1944 Drudge Charger. V I aulnvnattC. 1)4 'S Pots anti SupplIeS redo Peat $115 Pd trade 641 *)fl 'IT A Vaeat'ory Travel Tfiti' (i.imPnshur'ds ?'fl'riittIjre. AKC pups prite II'. sIcegn 4. gas bights, 5.41), Animal Haven Grooming P. ri,ivis 4* Delmitnf 4*. Putty loaded o',e furnace. pull *ith heat boardIng Kennels, 3775753 i.uiws see to apprecat,, $1197 VW tilti 1 Dy weekend, $70 Full (wiper, i73 47(1) $15 TIfF Sr"ntPi FOx Turners, AKC.J mates, SPORT5 SHOP, anfort, Plaza, In 5*20 black on whit. ShOw lnlity 4 oaml.r Auto Sales old 61$ 3411 Hwy Il 92 Smôe.'/ 17,1 traypI PfaiIef. full'y 173)730 till Con?a'lteef. •we.ltCnt con 'ton, only $1193 Terms Wit 68 Wanted to Buy 19)? (3?d% Cufhast Supreme, 11.000 rcep? trades Pl#w Wot'd lf.iy$. nil.'.,, i4CtoVin air, fully eqe.apppd 1192,11 Fern PirV c',mile f)PIEPIIAL RtI('.S WANTED lST7 tPi,SvCtt• MalIbu l*'t tori" I elf Ocx) Track Rd I $34 9471 Ti,1, pricp% paid. used, an,' (Ond'hion hardtop, 20000 n'Ilit, factory a.' Cii 1174 Winter P.inp full power r C raft camper, tl.iap's SIC. StOve. 1977 Impala i door hardtop, 11 &W' :. bow, add a room Triple P.'itriy proof sets on sp.eiai Stop by mites #,irtni"i.j air, full power i,nss, 17) 4954 777 tgy2 'anti sac us st our new locatiofl 1959 lI'ti'i.. ilil. 7 door hardtop. ,"' (oni Ill F Morsa Rivil 'n'K'.,l ..',''ef •,Vtrir / ii r yrci I ,'/.,.te'r Pi, S. Ph hIS 1334 16 power Auto RepaIrs 1971) iu'r0414, I door hardtop, n'. Parts Accessorieç Wanted ho buy Gold coins. silv* mileage. factory sir and pow." COnS. Civil war artufacts and 11",s,It Ari!o Batt,r.es $11 I'S 944 Camaro Conv.rt,bli'. local cAr World War II itpmt PfqPe"sb PEEL S BODy cHOP closable sharp, .wcellcnt COridiPior poSSible prices THREE SEAS 1109 S.inford A,eriue t964 Cadillac. Seclami D.V;hi. 104 Canton Ave Wntt.r Park Ph ConvartinlC, low milcaqe rt 445 3013 cars factory air, fully :,'- I Junk Car' Removed SMALL GAS%AVFi (ASPI 373 II)? I 911 Toyota l'lArrjtOp i,spd lijrniture. appliances '.1.1.? i',..,'l irw,,nt,m1 ,ru 'prl 197 Dat%jfl 4t.On Wa.,." 'tilt. etc Buy I or 1001 iterr,i "it I,y,I,' fir - -ist 5.) 970 'T0y014 Sedan. Ar I "p's Mart 715 Sanford A'r 'ii,'), ,I'75% till .sry' ,"-'e 940 Toyota Sedan, a' PINE I WOODS BARN Or,) t4rW fluq, cican ,'"i .'.i ho,' furniture and TRUCKS AND i.i's 18 Motorcycles nisceblaneous Sail hot 75 percent 1949 Dodge ' tn V4 ,t':'-'' rimaslgriment Fre, pick ups lSs) CC ','.'. '7'aU'. 11.000. S PIP 7 power steerIng SDewl '.,,, " ,.ctoo Salccja,q hIgh! 7 mr !') Sit Am '75 1944 C)rd l. 4 ,.i iyt'., ',inford Volt Generator. $750 373 3409 9*4 S'lktwagen, 1ri,hi. -.,r i')t 37'? 7270 347 Yamaha ISO u',44 'Iaik,'wAqCn 1 op cash for good furrnbane N IC wndsh'Ctd "ULP DECORATORS 349 5306 altar 3 Ill cars carry ftjll a ir ,'r 372 2335 ' INCOME AT HOME I? 1937 Willis 37) (25) eftee 4 1$ ', FREIGHT DAMAGED Enterprise Continuous clean electric lO" range in avocado, req $206. sale price $169 Dick's Appliance Sitle's & Service. 7617 S French Ai' 122 '65* t,0551E C IIATEMAN i-li j I-ls'pl I st,tte Itroter t (i,', y 11,' fell Elmer Bakalla , Inc. Realtor 831-2442 ApplIances 1619 S S I r,nch Av Sanford Open 9 7, 6 days 372 $177 2511 ', P r.nie-h Ay (t.ty '177 7717 U Wants real estate tales people wh,o want to learn how to list and sell If you are new, or have been licensed for yearc, we have off ice and location where people corn, to us Ample parking, floor arid open house lime 75 p-ct lyIng SO pet telling connrnulllon 95% FInancing No closing costs Washer & Dryer Open Every Afternoon 5? , SANFORD REALTY Stop•Um 8artdlewood V111a5 CONDOMINIUMS 74.9 CaOece 7 door, 4i OAred rondit on 71311 ffoll'y Ave ": Ml 1791, Deliary 661 4615 YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL 7 Ple'ce Piighbant Spariusri group hIatt vinyl with red accent, $150 'len nice $30 5714 THE BISON CO. 13 71 Hour Service Call)?) 719* CENTRAL AIR IN SANFORD I Twin beds. I doubl, bat,, complete, refrigerator, cedar chpsf, baby 'r,idleitr',t, dressing table Ph 177 i Itt CaliBart Real Estatt zci)ir; OUTES AVAILABLE lIlac f & ,yhtp TV, buy brim limbS IIll. r.tlinn $17, rocker $10, Mitc It 14 Edgesnon App ,Winter SprIngs Ph 171 5-175 Clean and Sharp, 12' wIde, 2 bedroom, central air, 13500. Owner. 323 7119 evenings Hurry. Call 322.2420 Anytime PIano, $100 fled. complete, $75 177 7571 .511 'iOPd MAILU I LJPNITURF t)iiy ss'lt Inn, lii 1151, 1 nil St 737561? I wi 1 t,i'tlr ,xiiy, 1 baths 2541 ilnol S46 I (..ap'man. Sanford Central heat air, fully carpeted Conven tiottitl fnnc rig All 4160. CRANK COPIST PUt, I iON Anniversary THIS FOUR BEDROOM, 1", bath home with Florlt,a room, chain link fence, carpetIng, formal dining room And many Other eitras br $75,000 you'll lust have to it for yourself, Y0u Surprised' AGE 12 OR OVER A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE t'anch Type Betore You Judge ' Own Money By Delivering W1TII A STICk' Read I'? all 3 bcdroornt, 2 full baths, ti'rititl heat .ini Ar. kitchen equipped except refrigerator, carpeted, and above ground IS a 71' pool with p.itio deck and covered patio All for 5.31 200 LeSs then 7 years oldi - SAtIropt) hr has quality I bedrcxjir sit, Iioinii r i'atiy br O( C Op-dInt p. I hiloc hs West of bahama Joe'% tirstituriunt on Oriarc Ill St Open I S p in w en'hnt,iyc P. 'itIii'(tli p5 Ph Goods Two luCy fnann.., 15 arp.t tweet.., $7, venelian blinds, assorted 5iz% $150 triple window soo r' 37) 6791 Kingsberry Homes Story 2 -ncr lot, I b.edroona, 7' : bcths place, carpef. garage with 3 work area 53 9. Realty We're located in DeLand just north of Old Daytona road, a little west of the DeLand Airport. W Spanish Stenstrom If you're looking for a job with potential, l.sed like to talk. I' I4otiçhold New Homes * i'h 371 6171, 32) 62*7. 641 lOt) r tori,s 2 b,tlhS. living mourn a brick fireplace, formal rig, family room, i'vm'rsilm'cf te garage, un p jt' it ,y tli .?ll trees 547.000 A1 fl•i t,Uii i,, SI Medel Inc. Realtor Brittany Farm Home l •737 ''a i,, yl I If A VA, 9S pcI cOnventional, 3 ant i t.'s1ri'i,,i,, I itnaif 7 hathu, tt.im tin1 1? %l'iAso Srriiir-iol,. C Otiiity Uealtt MLMBEP,OR1ANDo WI'ML ' 321 1991 19195 1 rent Ii vi' .'r''tay 271 '311 or 17? ti'ii CLIFF JORDAN i.. Housp for Sale * This 4 bedroom. 7 story horn. features all large rooms, intludirlu 12 a 77 screened porch, llreplit i' iyntrai heal, flil double garage with guest quarters Close to Shopping Schools and churuips Only $35,000 Terms (iny5'nCnt arid t harming, iou flhi$)lCtil'IQ 1 noyW 3 bedroom rariniy5 with garage, air, and it' peting Located on a quiet StrOy't with Ate lirCele'S Walk to Shopping .ini) schools only $27 ICii 1611 Hartwell Aye' fnuiy' tu'n"n'r dr vitig aotht ar 41r C,qt P'fif au ttretteef Pri Mark H'ppi at 6)1 mlii) 7) P r',r"p ri't .S'ntrlr ?'flm,, 21' rtl#nt coi"d,tnt'i t)'$ mile4ge 000 Call 377 955* 11 I 111-1, I li,tth air, WW carpet, It't i,,r vi, ,i.ar itlI Schools, hoipititl ''ii I itrimlr, Si'.jt ire-a Ill tOt)) If lii 'liar,,', all III torn. tree with thiS ls ditioned Couple No pets $35 I I II Stemper Agency 41 ".1 ,i'i a. -I. Houses for Sale DREAMY DELUXE _- 1.. SOUTHERN CHARM • J t97dPl,no.j'h Fir I. 443 $I'Y) amid take a-ice payments 11.090 u PIe fl7 1109 --- FISHING ANYONE? SAPII-ORD CLOSE IN BEST VALUE! ._./ 1 lb you wainlil Itt' t I iii or Swiril. fill, should sect hit 3 bedroom. I' , '°" 'ii I Cliii' MClry Wltt l,,a i' vileges, spacious conner lot, Ill a lie, 5.iis price only $21,400 l¼'S% lit St 373 ?3s Pub, IC AtiC TIOPI F,er Monday lIfe 7PM "'."i rl,'ly, 9 W.' bu' or test o .'m.' rim Pu,'lsj%pPylf Consignment, 723 99if SAPIFOPt) wptcom. At,r 110Sf 5wy i7 77 54flf',l L Lc:vI i_. ii Autos for Sale 80 ewae )) W i rt '1 ifl 4)6t or 12)0517 i',i i_i E KX1J,,.ijcfrj xx)cg M. UNSWORTH REALTY • KULP REALTY • ' CALL 322-26 1 1 'anfurb , "icltonua 2nd area 1 bdrm itr condt.oned, 1' V. neat & cic,a't AdultS only, no pets. 3 mat Is' last & security SanitatiOr utilities, yard care furnished 571 _______________ 1603 !EE, mnia nlimlpnn home. I' i baths garage, Scrppne(J porch, car pting. central heat and aIr, cx c elli'nt c ('viiit,ri DELIONA EXCLUSivE bedroom, 7j bath, CI) horn,, ktchpn equipped, Florida And tInily rooni Se- ri'fflfil p,t 1) e-eiitial heal & itir. e-arl,ctn,l drapes, fenced back yard, utility mrcirn And Storage area, tilt" roof llcaijtilully litndscaped, With or .%thout furnIture Clot, t thopping, by appointment Only Soniom Campers TravI Trailers ".l l'ark ('lr,',q. 317 Jltf After hours 9714. 372 3991, 372 Oiea flew iarqp 7 bedroom. 7 11,',?, modulAr home, completely fur flushed. Cnetral air and heat, on ' '.in' River located in LCi%irc ,', 'Id M,bI 1401-ne' 1st?e-s riis, pool, It hing .tnt, boatiniu .. \ - Auction fY\ Houses for Sale JIM HUNT REALTY _________________________________ 1!" 1.'r.tI An Your / lit ( W('%t il ',i 172 Sail Rent Furnihcd - -.. .-. .-i. Earn Ii BALL REALTY I Bedroom. StO,i and rrtrprr,itrr $150 mo plus 1*0 deposit Call i:: M1$ after S p m DeBARY & DELTONA CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING Houses -wW Vur,ucD - 3fledrOOm,7bath.redecorated.n.r r's.QhbO(h,7,td, ,trfs,Iii $150 "u tn $tOO se.li'Iii%t, SSN 3) NO SUNDAY DELIVERY 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES ---------• -Jr 117 Garrison 3 bedroom, I clean, tease, dCpotit, $110 per 'ri in * WORK USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES PARK Ai'ENUE MORIIE PARf. 254$ Pnkt3r,372 7111 Unfurnlshed NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE SHEETS -, --w by Art WT"' ci) fir rent IS' a III lot, on anitl elf St Johns RIver Mullet Lithe Park area Light and good water lA( ilitiPt Call after 1 p m . 319 SIt', CENTER Pnhui?'.hetl I Master Appt', ire'ne" he'aijt', Shop ?e.10 f4catha 37) 173. 377 '1?9 'l NT S W' lit , t 73 tledrOttrr ,•AP4 MO PARP. Tra.Iers & AptI 7 Adult parts, 7 I antly parks iSIS HWy 1? Sanford 373 1930 Day. 55k Real Estate A ComPri'et' Gvedl'TO Settee Levind DOS. with tome knowledge O special diets Also. aOes *tP experience omety Dietary aides and MOuSrKt'epert Apply Lakeview Nutting Center. 919 E 5t Sanford Hairdresser I Lifesty les )j'j time Servirig meats arc? cleAnup Plea? appearance a r",jit Lake Mary area, call between 10 17 13? 3537 * I I Read ltchen Help Fu'i time prefer someone experienced in lalap making and baking Apply n person Only, HOlidAy P4oI,. 330 F Commercial, Sanford I i'c'°P I rim bedroom. I ti bath. femily iu'i)rfl, partially carpeted, fully FurnIshed efficiency apar$mCnI, sa I i'a)ipped kitchen, doul,iP carport month, 6 m lease Phone 7047 after S. I ac i'l,lionitl buy In concrete block 3 ______________ lrotroom. 3i, bath home P,am apt, liqhtt, wale, lur P replace, for mal dining Ciii riled Adults $90 372 7396 many Catras See it to bllpy. it 54 'i,Q. DELTOPIA, Furn, i bedrm • porch, ar cord attractive, no pets si* Attracliyp take front hOr'ii'y mci 571 1C'-1O ,available and reasonably prileit .,'th terms IOiC%tiUCtP ttip'ii' 17 Houses Rent 5 !rnrr,J5 \' :ounter clerks ana but tOys Day or rst'nemag 5?'. .•.. benefits Apply Naiy Excnange Pprsor,npl Office. Bldg No 2003 Naial Training Center AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EM PLOY ER -- - Mobile Home Lots For Rent 11,1.0 bedroom duplex fu?nuih,'l ,ipArttncnt 1730 Orlando Diii' ___________________________ ' CafeterIa Workers 'art Time' Employment Needed Heavy Egupment operators ant, Constructior, workers All type's Good wage-s Plus Benefits Phone. 474 6167, Orlando, Fla ' - %iePersonnel. experience ri' necessary Will train Pa.i vbcat.Ons. car and gas I umre,itae.1 aroup Insuranc, Mutt ham I circe-a d yew's license 71 yrs - p P,j draw aQar1y .y' missions Good opportunity to gr" Started in auto tales Apply ,r person t Jack Dives, at B hater Volkswagen, 3219 S 17 9; San lord CHEF'S HELPER Lmegwood V.11age Motel $34 5353 1•',,, Apart ''en' Lease Adults only Pets PhOne 372 1110 Twci Bedroom I Battt kitchefl Eaupi'*tl $31 &JOQor 323 0671 COUPLE for caretaker custodiAn dutieS Must be In 000d health anu able t maintain for 7 or) acres of ground And Club house pluS 0$ her light duties Will fvrnSh lying Quarters And weekly tom pensat.een Previous etpef'ieticr required for interview ap pointment call Sariora Braile', bdham. 323 4670 - ASALOtIAI'ARTMEPITS ADLILIS PlO PETS 1)4W 20(1 St I hate. w w ,,it', .' ci? apes een'rAi meat & i'Quippf'd Kithe'fl $190 mo Call Jerry Stocks, $34 7911 after S weekdays. anytIme weekends - 1 SmAll three rOfl apartment, fOr couple only No pets Call fter 6 377 9507 ApartmentS Rent Un Iurnished ART GRINDLE .-' ________ ppe'rtng, 30 WEIAic A APAR I - FRANKLIN ARMS APIS. 1170 rlorida Ave Ph 333 U50 Rooms for Rent 79 IS - EARN S35, to S7j WEEKLY ALUM INUM PLOYER MARRIAGES PERFORMED ba Notary 21 hrl Piciurtt incId Airport RI '0. 5ilyf Sprinpi 236 4777 If dating Trouble, some with -no app't 444 7071 tom We Care 8"MOIIFW" A4uitt or TeenS ALE! Drivers with knowleoge of Qrlanii Cocoa, arid Daytona beach area. or parts of these areas will be satisfactory Wilt also wOrk sr .r'eh11usr when drying %rra,et rr'Q.'( .tørlinp 143) per hour Lao plint benefits Call Clarence Dyer at I 20043? 7072 P A Ftp-miss t)79 Central Florida Parwip. Orlando. Ila AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EM Hwy 1792 Cabinet Makers required rn mPd.?efy. micA experIenced, 373 5442 or 64.50737 UnfurfliShed - -- THE BORN LOSER Apartments Rent FurnlshCd 11 YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. Drivers- Wa rehousemen Art Grindles Wheel Ranch 1 __________________ Apartments Rent io Situations Wanted ,reentao.jse wOrker wanted Various lobs available in(ldinQ potting 7 30 5 $, day week. appI Unuieu HOrticulture, Apppka, $44 7777 era County Tht At, FC),AL OPPORTUNITY DIESEL MECHANIC C.rowing Company neect Ci per 'ecced duel mechanic to ircO up situp Good pay. and comnpiinp be'flvfItI Apply American Wood Prt,flutt, 700 M'v' Art' - Eaceiien' .rdarS..ng tOndl'sont 000el pay and benefitS Apply in peri( Seminole Female Help Wanted - Altamorif c Catering has opening to' coo&s. S day week Call $31 9736 for appoint men? WELDER Don • * r id pr n%, Know Southern Coors ! ars construCt,on To 510.000 Cil Chef t $34 $433 Sneliing & Sneliing 303 Hwy 4)4 Altarnonte i.'Ci;i ( $45 ('p('rirncpO in butt up • i- POOl t •'r Good wages apply ir t hID Roofing CD'iip.'e'ii It Seminola blvd . Ca-"scIbc' ma ____________ Experienced Mechanic Part Time Employment La Service personnel with military expel' crier In past 1 years Si 00 14 00 per tim Plus benef itt' PhOne 4746162. Orlando Govern ment ' -Antiques (;t'fl H1 C OF LOPIGWOC)T) .'. sect.rig an individual tO mow tty rights I way 3 dAys a week, and serve as dog catcher 2 days a w'et4 Excellent startIng pay. as welt as hospitalization and ret,rernpnt program iricluded Interested persons should fill out an application at Loragwoo(1 City Hall, between I 30 A M 1 4 30 PM 'i.'ng Cc 19 R&,al,lp man to drive truck, b.c ana uniot, material, sna wt6 in lumber yard 4(1 hr Wi'Ck La (('lint fringe' bni'4i'i App' in person after 9 a m to Sc,tty' Homi' Btildiir5 70D French Avi' Sanford iD-Office Equipment And Supplies i'flte , Pinebreeze Farms. Inside Construction Work 57-Sports Equipment I(iEL license Tractor trai!er e'p rwcessary Company oCnr!I's it Miik Hlp Wanted DiPtC1'C9S P * LOLLINS INC 42-Mobile Homes Vi liL DX3 0' PART 'ME Pr!rr't 'r w'b one da per wect at ralitu' Irocrising plant 377 1237 )&-Pesorl Property For Rent dl I Ph - .35-Mobile Home Lots wiLl - bLUE RIDGE W1S . estabishec crec')ted, Coeø, S 16 rarnr $.t. 33-Houses Pen' Furnished ion .Truck Drivers. ,, rie cir vi'r ty i sciup ano dchi.ery at tarrr proaucs t'bovrrnigPt runt Must river 71 !Ia Chii'ffrurt "He'll cat ANYTHING!" FOR EMAN Camping Resorts - - 14 Furnished 44-f I - ---_____ 31 - Apartments Re'nt - Male Help Wanted .5_I 3D -Apartments Rent Unfurn,thed lb-Wanted to Ri'nl - -- _______---- C4'E IiI5I Instructions 13 71-Situations Wanted i r' " 4 - Employment - mom! Can Dcter stay for dinner?" aan"?y Rahol?s-tryert dreised. 15-Action .p1ir?s Rent "Oh 18 RABBITS 14-Camping Rnsort l)av Run a cIitSs,f,d d to Ch S results LL\dU FTht ?c 1l1 of Y a fle' uP it 'ceruCQef Pbr yit'd .a.-"-a H Mature person tom full time shoe clerk Apply Sanford Shoe Center. 774 E lit St Eat 13-Travel Agencies \r. ' ,rm ts)a& t- r'c cat you p. ioc*!rd 70'P I Jones Ap. Ph 323 Hoils 3?-Hount / r-•- - -ChiId Cast' t U Ir 5 -bit and Found - AAA EMPLOYMENT P.'ie' oft Il 92, Cas.selberry Peency S-a $31 )1OC HI * Cavalier Motor Inn * 4-Personals EKCLILEPIT SALES OP POP TuP,slIY for 7 qualified sales pe'sont Mutt have fIorsoa Real Estate License Wont ire S*nsori fr substantial buildr mn real estate developer Eaperienc. desired but pot reduired Method compensation open for ot negotiation Call Braly OaPeam 372 4670 for an appointment for in? ew H / )200u S 179; Day SCPIanQIng) Luncheon Soc.a' II 3 S1.5) evt'1'y'tng inCijflpi Csaier tat Menu alto Suges"ont ravori,e Sandwich L Hr-radr Srvr Salad PI 1-Carth of Thanks Travel v') 1-1 , ______________________ 7-Moteli. j4 E?ing Places Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of Copy. - EARN Lk3P& DOLLARS I ad'es and Men to wont. door 'o dpor comp.lir.c information for new '?y d're'ODry PlO selling Pleiti appearance, clear Paarfdwrsloreg QoOd Spelling and Own tar, sporta?ion We are an Eoal OppøvtunIty Employer Appi P I Poi I Co.. 103 E F lrst s RoomaO5.1.am lOam.Monciay thru b r.day -______________ - The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. 7-In rIA H P4 MaIe.Female Help Wanted 10 Male Female Help Wanted - Lost and Found 37c a line 2Ic a line flc a line by Dick Turner n and C,o,dthOro to Tht Sp'rnot 4)4. Mon Fr 3) 4AM Ask for Want Ads 1 thru S timet Ohru 25 times CARNIVAL Personals _________ Let Want Ad Profits Put You • - On ThA Rnnd Tn A Fine Vacation -. • l973-7C Sundny, June 3. ,' I J' )i' S '4 -- t rig 'flIer ion & ','e-- a,r, maple p-a'nly'e-j, Irea honest vapvrlen(5u •btiint1 32,) 01-44 LIT¼I4iNANDISATIINOcJASCABI NI IS. I utitiii.A tops, sinks, e' i" I inStallation 372 6052 Painhirag. Intel Lot I •xtIOr, Small nepairs An tncrn,st estimate C & If I'aiatmi I?? a#P4 ' ' iii 5 e-.i .i seg '' ',' ''.4 i.'I.6J i I.. mitral PIg, it,,,, House Im pUven,nt5 PainIng interior And Eatenior, Pestcirntial and Cam mmier(i3l 323 S - - Wea Drifikig .',tl,sDRlLLkD PUMPS SYSI €555 All tppaS,nJ tultO IS. repair a,,d we witS stIP4 MACHINE I SUPPLY CU .527W lied II 3224412 C)l( a JOYCE WELL O*ILS,IP4 am.J larger. ptiimps, %pii4ti,r* S'a elan ,, ',,,,i.,lt 'or':, s 321 11h �BC-The Sanford Herald Sunday. June 3. 197,3 Seminole County Land Transactions Recorded hen, 5.S( ntr t Jime 1. sai U QD Thpe B. Jna1d& f. l.sna M Cmstr. t IAYIQ D. 406 WiUiarr&Wf. RI' xer1inT'%Ur.. 1W c.-a . &IZRIl1A4th .. , \U1W 1-s. 14*. ]4! & 15t S.jfl1 . Bfl F \. t'kl T(rT. Sec iepl hake !s1biJt Shores Rc'$a ol Wird Part sitm H4irr A Goeu,ng Cstr. to ;qnti L'nft i. $m. Tape Bros. Fruit Ct Inc U' limmas 1. Hinoi 1 Vf .1a-L 5wtwrt. md & r S IA 12 SflL t CTO CP J V 1kZTZ & V I '1 Ha,'eI X' c lInard Prnp Thom*.c Ryan & 1. Lynn U \ztt.aht S Frarr. NE c-t of Lot 'se F..4 'T .r :. Ra B R, $i? 14 Repi Wirwcii Part. Unit Old U'' S1Y. Q)uG.Grecn&wf. 1. tbrwv S?4 det 34m Belle Jr wf. Patncia Li * Superk* Cmitr. is Lena Mae Resa to W H crren & . F. alnsu r hue ii.r to bik hrt Addn. '4bhlrtt U. i Elk H. 1ts1&?4RIkF&Ifl4BIk Ø * z,sweaN. *nter 'Y.ADd Inc Unit Four J&1. Ft1kK1 cWayran F.pcip .uGerahdH W Hts,1.aktAdn10O. 11%& al Mariivn,lIgV. Rik Ma - d E Neliim & ' H iLcon & V4 Maw Mart Rldrs Inc to James B Sa'itka to Ritard I Kriuebel & • I m u V.rr H Sternper I V.1 R. in L. i IVUI 12 22 81k 'jfl vj (Jiva wf Ruth E U $ BIt M Car'-ae M1Ith\ LES 14 5 & 21 81k 2' \ Ci TCT2I. Se 4 Un,t 2 F.po. t Prop I nc it Gerald H c ' iBi & uiMarilyn 1i4 T.. BIt Rd r '-(I k.5IW Q(D StLV( RL1flnSk & Málio' Fritter. uuir. t. E Ret Pta: of the Sruu Viih t-%rn Stcmwr&W 4rndkBr,UsLs& (,knwood V1L. Sec I.$4JWI I 15.511 1 Irma F:rwster. sd it Ronaid Mildred. his. 24. 5. & 2 Bit 1 sR 4'. r-u AIdarrnc Pai-L $1IW Air S-d$fl E Prop Inc.toflcr cc.so Cora. i San* t.1 ? 8 Ostxirn & wf, Susan. hi U SWtWatf sS ec 3.$L..S3YJofF.132'WF : of 1.L. Taylr,s,ApiUrutS1O1F MayfawSec. : A&IT. - Thur)nuLuiMarflvnIZCBIL EVu!ttte HUSket. ThZSWe zji Ca. Land & 3 Fl Faas Rnns Grads ii .wds d l'n £ inter etc tüS1a2ili .1 Hard. Nr.ian c Ptantasor .Mt. r RO 1of 12535 Y & Bit A &*nt1t Greater COIStT ('rp to Mild Woii inc to Johr. wf Nanc. hi Bk B Saii W hzanle & .f -. Hall e S15L L Skolnik & WI Howard rchuct I wi Ka thleen UWTe Hall Ur, 4 $3F.51X1 U Letgwiz A Sandhrd. his fl ' KarrTt. Li 81k S e th !-lk I Sp1rm Lake Hills.. .&P, V. ilee Cooc. is Andrru & 12 BIt B Tract * Sanlat. m. HLZSkt% Co. . 44.NYI 11ud.¼ Se Si.5OU Thtmpsoe in ui Mar%arrl La Spgs 155 ( Gcw'bel & wiSue u Greater Cnractr. to Frederwl a, Tri ci: it carr Cflsir. to Ar thur Ru 111 ruwid Rr*,. 52f..5W: A S1'f *. t i4a' D A Lt vea Jr & v.j 1. U Mt. ni. ri. : PC4.1% - . 8 Peter i odlands Se Z. i Bit V The V.ilands S. Bit V. the Sterling liumil)er I ui Nancs - %$c<arthy. si Us 4 & S 81 A. S4.2(W1 Joseph (ocuardo I wi 1; 55 WinIer Sprnç Ur. 2 . Fern Park F.c. $Mt Ovi1ie R Johnson & Kudtac I w' M; • LIK-rEne to Todd Cnwr-. Li I $-flflO Mania L 11tm.. wid to Mart 'nna Ui Ricardoh Pere; & WI. ioC F WIham5& wZ Mary i . y'j f Ii lnc Us 12-15 BIb. 2 Tier Elk B Sweetwater Oaks. See. j C V. £2 of L.s] 1 281k 3 Ri 252.. 8cc at SE cm of l. i Sanford F B Tra'irds Mac Fanir II$. Repmskz TatTled 5 U5 Sale . & V. retarn(IhArtarth. k"jrrRarncs1nctt1rpl rrricl.. Li I Bit F Nrth CE lairs'teu.$12.. S$ti.000 tfl ' Cl-man Cunszr. A ins it Sec $34 ono pA Ct -ii 1) 'wcoc4. & ui Shirks V. Harris. & uI Marilyn. U i Ranches. Set] n I Is 1, 1 3 & 4 Elk 3D 71r Ha dx% Cc, etc U, Wrij lxwrrnmF Metith&Wf Pww% coarlwid Ram & uf Matut ta Rose. __ To Pj*xn-I M IA=ff N or of E WOW Oaks Unit Ill. Sr-W BIb. 2$ Drearnwold %%mH,Racs& ut. MhertaL ruolds(KK) rt.toHt'-r.L Greei&uIDwar!&hiR!tB H.!; 13- 15 of 12 Arnenled P1a of Lt 16 Rlk 4 411em Fir%i 4ddiL Evans & al Manor.. 1-1 I Elk C Supetuater O&Ls. Sec 4A !nur-h Sec.. S=9M. I&- rk-wd P&rk S=JM Tnnrtue D Marraei & w' ox Ctiezt Rudd & V.1 H4.. $IN Drsrinprrs be. U V. idm pt Sec repL i tuneRs is l E&'thiR,,l2I8 Elk t.Stt'tliit uCisburnHuntley&Wf Rub!.. Pern a RiftHornes Inc 1t'Sa .1 G Vit. widr it B. B - 2iOS(1ubInr..,LMI.2.2l,!& : Se n1L Sr.c Frri Izitr.. Inc. I, IkaIIL c1 ALkw l_ U 1 reps, S.0OU. tt. Ernr. inc. to Fred Ft. Sei Hiddeii Ha,iwii,r. kcs part. Ganas Durothy. Ccm. & Seabcwr C,oebt4 & wf Sue lb &nnufluni Res Unit 44. *oah. UI - -: rrrir I. Sutton & 1 &1t3 U Inc to Leo G t' E 1k C S'rtaIer Oaks.. Sec 2 Fcrk!t 1 wf EIeeri E..Cnn4ani tineCstr L, Jam Re Unit 2L Slwoa1. s2L5m J. In & Fr IId&nftouiae.L9Elk I th *. S water Oaks. Sec. Four Tobin & f Mary U Get 4th WnØt&wiK*ko.LtrBik A Jarnrsl.Ci&wfLLaLue Woodmere Park Sec rrpL. 11 11 S.NIU -u Jotui W, Keerr Jr & 1 rsphine M Bei a. \W ect of R Th 3 Adell Park Fu Addn John %l Phillips £ ut Sandra. Tb U 1 Pziwtzurc ,-d. $1L The Hacks C t Ow' Cnr The I4rigMtt I Hal] CRP it ' thanABensnn&wfLouzue. C.i. U 12 BIt A Sweetwater )aks.Set3.*i1.90(i. 481k BBnnaventwe Ht.. : • JPir p 4 , -. -. . - - O -rnan Constr. & Ins. to Frank A. Leone & wf. Mari Ii JameK. Hutzlcr & f Jy Cu&w' 1A'ULSC. 121381 9Dfl'1uOl Fourth 'WitS241)dU3&N SO- ofS Cameo Bldrs., Inc. to Ken. w r r neth Winegardner & t. etc 3 parcels ss o, lcl 131k 1 '% inter 15 F1ea.or Li QCDs Gan spus sl i Spnngs. $4&0(t. Ca therine F Donald F. Hoover 1 Sh a ron toRObertE.'tard& to Mabel Kra;i wid Makoth Ii wf. Sandra. Lt 10 Ridgeo'1 & LzBlkBOakGrove University Village Un. No. 2, Fkirr $6.400. Par k t,v.Fntr.,Inc.to DoflaldE. iamesC,arerL i. Ruth Rhdderch & v.1 Lee S c-on t itrt & Unit 29 Residence Rintri V. Ii 1 Bear Lake don Hill $4 Mt Joe L Stames & V. I Doroths James %I. Rtncr& ufMrtk % i o(NF.hiio(NWuaOtSEhi , of Sec 11-21-29 less N 455 . . ' !4. RIL 14. Di-ramweld & furn- - e. . 34 kms E Lppe.w L ul Dazsc% Mae, Lt 3 Ghaxi 3. Farah A ut Mariann 811 9 Tier 8. Sanfc*-d F B Rib. S Rd Airt. 115.50(1. 'A ( a;qiadonh & al Nmina. I.; 2; Park. Ulut 1. S31.700 (Iffird 8 Strang Jr. & WI ptac- $31,000. . ''4 V (,'r\ 'N ' . h ? -- -ti. .L.1.''a f'' ---r t - pr - -:(-.- - (Ii . .,y tfaxr - p lI' '.i: . ,?" I L - . Ji .• . . ? . . - / I '. , %\';A -. ' i . - c.. LI 1 If 1 1 /1 _. ..- AL~ II - - .,. J t 4_ \. . ( c __________ _____________________ fflk_ P is' - _ ___________ --1T1i - C _V) L' T?[ - - ____ !..4- __ __ - --1-= ___' p . j. 12-52* o Elk 64 Sanlando Sub Queens Mirror So. Repl. Addn Beaut, Palm Sçi-ugs Sec.. cb si;soo. _________ . -. . Oaks. Sec 21 - C S laurent. trus:et. \'%*-., - 7S - arres a! NV. of SW4 of Set -- Narita Jean Thomas i MaruRMeus&wfRajth.1.: :i8 Trs..Iv.aod Es: Sec YrthOn1Terr..Sec.3Umt'.. Vcsod.c u James Salarakl '-i C,4j Ei:er. Inr :c Kearne'i it Ra)ptr 1. Stone Jr 'ai. ('aninsr r. . 1.:. 4 Sar Srj - men K. Li 17 Fn49ti.h ['mci 4dd.. 5459 • t'. & i st ames Cnstr. U Sans btrr. .2 Pluefier Jr. & wI Jean. .ox U 86 Sleept Hollcv. 1st Addn. s-4x as At.t L' 4 s F4s .2 O'RtaallySr it, Jim Mild V. oods lot to inreuI 3. V. Shaver & st-f Cheryl Lee. Li I itnza 1 V.1 Mar. L. L*. lb BIt 15 BIt A W t'raere Pt. Sec Ii "pt- nj: Li 1411K. Set. 3. Repi. 117.400 Prier I nione A sal Frances k.iyfle L Little A WI Lucille to Rolland J. Guikern a & . 79 3D' £22. 00(1 hale A Walitani & wi if. Frank 4voIrrta A wi n-'. i.,l Pi. 5:L5 Lorrna I)unlnm A ui Ehzr. rtallsLAt'hurr& u1.kznnt 37that Jiati id V. of 4 tI \P ni W • of Se' -2t-3L, I of Hs't l- k-u n-u SR :$35,111 The HUSLe!. CO U Ar..hu 36Muac3r&uiKaren.LtF3t. fwrtlwater Oakt. St: - 5111.50(1 Charles 1:t- ri.r 8 'a Rc*eznar- ic tJiet .1 I& & Phyllis. U I Bit k The 3)- 1; - 4t- ' Me-Bdt"as. In N Kenneth I) Zv.kl' Michae! L Grtf!ith & ui Jacquelyn I.: 1 Mirror ' M L:. 13 1.1k 5 Re s.-Manor. $32000 Christian Beneso)ent a! 811 5 & Tract A. No. On. Foundation Fla. Inc. to ': A&th 119.000 • . . ' V. uru c. Ii a - k'iipi 4jm1 I. ed - I 5 - t'jiiUP , ic T.ks I. ,, , lL .SVI attauas ,._.. I II44J ,-....,.. ,-.. •.4 ,..._. i '.Uen 10 O'Hara Inc, Bea 5 c-a. FXIWS* Laureatin I V.!. Edna NI cXE' Sec 2I.3, etc. ..*c ti tt a a '' -' '• ' Gar)- Wm Ready & v.1 Eli C'rs'staI Lake Wrairi Homes Cst. SIN. James A. Guner r & iet*4&Wf.Sueto Betty USOBIkELakeBrantIey• Sea Robert.] Spector AWL Carol Isles. Firs' $35()( Li 3 U 2 less E 3841' & N La urence Barrwks t 70 of U 4 Elk C. Bant}e) Lottie to Herbert C. %letcal A wI Leola La Hall Es:... 136.900. & 5 it 1 Terrell M. Willaarrison & V. Laker)dge PL $33% rns to i.e RoyPerry & WI. Flit Muflariei W . to Betts 11 .3 & V. 31' of 24 BIt M 3 Lrban IV.! Dcroths Lt Q RI Lake Wavrnan His-.. $1,400. I i. Millikan stcxwcraft Inc. to John F Wmtenton & wI Donald P. Mullins & v.1, Nanc-vWDanjeIJ.Tur-a&v.j \'trginua.Lt6F Sleep) HoIlov. CarI&UI3 Elk RIAIngv.CICId is: Edition. 147.000. North. & Boland Inc to Marvin Englander, hid & James V. Met& & WI. Mary. Us Uiistee etc. to Allen Goldberg & 3 & 4 BIt C Serirciie Tern.. Mat Bcxlerman trusv.ees. re-pt. $300 prop In Seen. co oe in c-V. alter Buhnierl WI. 3. .i 4fl B.Zthkr It lb. CnCStT $100. lOdUl inc.. Us S. 6. 19 less Eugene H & v. part of H. SL.sndo The Sub toJohnLSau!sSr&wf Beautiful. Sanford Sec.. 19.000. La 38 81k -. K. Wnndmre- - B & Gaflcawas & V.! .ries Sec RepI $17 '.. '-- ' -- - ---- ---- - repl c-Ic . Sbnlando 01 4~~ ~ ~. "')" 1 Dasid F DeVekier & v.1 14u1se to James 3 Santarsiere L. wf Ann. Lt s Hit c Charter Oaks. Un 2126,000. 1-an 1. Hollenbeck & ut " 1)oro thy to V.tnfieldW.Crebs& !Ann T, Beg. 570'SofNEcor - !LL4M M. Smi th 3rd sd runS 90 V. 330 etc.. 112.500. Gidus Bldrs Inc to 0. S. Jacobsen A v.1 Beatrice 12 2 Bit A Easthrk s-d Un. 14. $38000 H. A.Rosscoristr.toAlbertB Bov.in&wfMar one.Li1 Bit C. North On. Tern., Sec 3 'J I. 1 12.3.100 Kendrick Gan in Jr & v.1 1inda to Alexander M. Ferguson & 'at Nancy 3.. LI 45 Bit A. Sumrnerset North. Sec. 3 eb 123.900. Bel-Aire Homes. Inc to Louis 1. Higgins & sal Sharon Li 341 SpringOaksUn. III $32,600. 1jI UI i'.iisorn Knott & 'at Margaret H. to Ronald Scanlata oo etc. McReynokis & Rb. F. F. Jr.. W Lee Brown - From SE & Bernie Slotin. Beg. S%% cot Li . -: Au,±T. LI I less , 811 V. 420 ci!S200' of SVi of SE of of NV. , S. --30 tinnald I. Sunrati A V.! 1.9.10 IL2fI aire ie part, six 5 Lake Adelaide F..sts etc $100 43Sec $% S cat Sr 434 Ilftr.SthS IL 2 BIL A Little flj:t- (,4r Jou J. HamesA bIn V.. bIner to Ronald Scariata & v.1 Etal. Th K Illaimari & w' Fa 1.mda k ' to Attics H. Barr Jr. & WV V.eks'aaEs.u. No.One.12.000. Ri a)wr& u1J*nie 41k-in-I OHara hat, same as dL(aiicHodest)es- .Cnlnc..Us]4-]$ Gaschler&wSh,n -u-U Wilma to SL Gewge*s Eastern Win. L Gunter & Asw. Inc & Bernie Siotan-Beg S14 c-or Li OnthCidCiI Cnircti SW cit NI to Dan.1) & Gabel Ildrs Sc na inc Li & 24811 s Mat-u M Samut Lcs & ui It Faarvwv. Eldred EJones&wf Belt) to Charles 1antr.&wf %'a & Kenneth A. Wicv. Harriet 1) Pej 2396 ' & iati;,$1O.000 V.amda its -' MartinI 'at Dale BIt C eat112J00 W. Li 20 BIt B Camelot Unit 1 toPrterSnownermantrct. 126900 -. 8easl 1W! DianeLt43BIke a 7ing1rv.cicid. Sec Four. Se: 1 5.32rur de39rr. to Truc't Co Via.. trustee. 12 Ba'tt. euucnnt. re's. t. 18. intthatpartofSWiaofSWt4 Us 4 & 5 Ost.nIit&'ajFrledaic) \trth OnLTh-r.Sec.bUmlI s3s,s. Althea ( Griffin i maffledi & Y Sbroah,119,* 323U S of LV. Hills Rd Park St t & Verna J L 95,400 NeL B'uce Jr & Rome tc James Nas & c MaRie Mao, said to Rooseselt ea,me $900 less p Mark BISInc . RobertF 1! .& hiss Cuctr a Jan AP ci. V. ISC " L inn s 12 [ragrs Suann A L(POiIid D. bc-salts & sal. a it' Fruntlin B Mc mie & sernian. ,5 per cent In,. S Dolly tc, Hyde Supply Inc.. lAs G Nc I T _. 4U t I %orU Orl. Tem.. Sm. C Unit Fk-I-Awr Hmws In Sec 3319-31 less N 1194 A al,%; i, of Wc 25-21&-3t =.bm Sra Canst 0rustr. to James L 1011 &29BIkH Se.c!West $33 4t (If SV. .aflf'%E'atJfSEC Hittot' A sal Mars .2 U 332 652 Keith If Fun&wiKathleen Goodc I sal katherine BID)- Pilosan & mi. Gladys to S41 21-29 Less W 247* less E 3".64' All Daniel C. Dillon & 'A f. t4rvu, OaLs. Linit'lIj. SX.fiM Trim-Tic Der. to Cameo Pet-ma Bill H es. Inc to MartanB.RotishIwf om Ruth!) - $100 Frances toBc'in;amin F. Smith Patricia Farmer. sf1. to vial j Elk F. Countrs CubManorNo Frank E"ald C. Rafle% Sr. & al. IA 12 Elk 25 North Orl_ First IXWlas H jtjoiscin. 11 Il Bli. Trim-Tic tIer., Inc to Trim561-'% FA* 1. Blackstiewt & V, 1. 3P Elk I Spritu: Ij: Ha ,, Sec 4 Sail S-ebastian Hw. I n. I Franca. IA 3% laureluctod. to 't.127.SI0. Cal Coustr. to Wtnthrop ('Tcswn & Country Est Ftc-Pt. 144.000. 23flO bert S7- Susr to Horace L 7 & .' Shadow Hill s.d $ 500 of Bit A Lake Ruth South $2.8 &r-neua B Juhnscxi Jones 11 trustee V. : & QCh i.aries zand Thoruis L Orti h Jr A 'at Mars Anne B Li i V.m. I.. Bradshaw & 'a-f 110.50(1 to I rank F Graicime & w' a Li E 1:ci8eg.9c.NofSEccfof C.&ltieri Corxstr. to John M aid toDou H.Jison.U1 (1rttranI or hives: Furrslflrunt Sea-. Lt Darle ne to Robt. G . Newlan & 4 S L Wmd nIsa-fRelenI IL N 4() Li 12 Lil. CT T('v.r & (t.urnti-!. E!. NE ci Sec l8-a-!2 run NIOc. Keriaston & wf Kathi A.. 11 L L &shvili.-&sa-f1..cr,maj. . F. Suniand Es:. , six $30,000 'at Barbara Beg to Hall l. SW con 1110 W 211 c. et $100 BI B Lake Ruth South Repi. 1200 V.fli LinHeienMiUs1rust&LoH epI usT HtJr & -f JesseA, Payton&Wf Maxine 16 r:r. And.,IU&fl, 811 Con Designslric.toLenis BIkCTOWn&CountryEstR QUs krnelta Johnsoin said t'Geo. Incram Barclay III & llu!frnan hem Mills P..rw '1-' fairvwv.,$,O(* learns to I Michael Wuuth. Joh. U 11 toieaneneEdwards.Lz$BlkS SRobersorn&wfJcA,nn,L112 . (st-main (imtr A ins to 1rus%c.be.. G1S'N&Erif Wf.Lar,dl: 39TtwCokinnacles undertrustuhiailaK Iosaer *oIkeD.L)uderrvu1kBeg.644' Larson Constr. to the profit $30,400. OC Halyard Jr & WI Tier 18. Sanfcrti. F. B Ira!- six. M. Lilt lilt 2 1flaniwold. !trunNparai1e2wW1aneof KaaL..LtZ7lessW 3j4 &W des- Elk 2TierI.S:Gerirudt' 1i'a' & CCP.Lfltt ESI Rep . . Hammock Bros Roofing Co Dornimuc Lattzrzzao & v.1 Jo 71r_ Great. Car= Ct-p to QCL)'Osrrs:rrvtlns c Ann. IA 12 Blk D. Didden Lake. iQCI)i Ike D Louderm il k to $ ii.ox Unit 1A. Suburt)[4eautifuj.PaJr Springs Teir 17, Sanfur& 1152.i)01' t Mran c: 9 81k 8 me LarsonConstr.toRichar-dG. Concept Designs Inc to KzflaParkCorp,neg.1s.4N Anthony P Mier & wI '(C!)Wa'nrRuhflfinj&'a1 1. Mwtint-I V.uuds. md & &$0O' Fof SV. cur. of NV. of Kelaoe. UsI & 9 Broolthollosa, Vasto Ekianon to Lester s Hi ck M Clzrenct Rmnc & WI Va Lc'GeorcsC St. La urent . Greater Can= wLasace Truster A sal 1. D S.I2LakeAnnEst, Umul, Sec1-2I.30nnN2s'Eso.1' Mnarwnto John Kr -ustee. neHLRathIfuu. trustees. &wfLaura.Lil2RlkDReuf 111.000 etc $100 S Nwas &uiMarjarie. U29 l.ungsuud-Marlham Dc-s. I1'OO Constr. to W. C. $48,500 tract 5. Sanlando Sprznis p1. SIr N &èdert,es 06 Lt 54 mel & mci & Howard Howland & wf Meadvw BIt B flw V.est. In,. e,r of IM'c: .-r at si: Hammock. Li I 4 La LI 11 ~ Bc-n F. hfflImi& I .4 SW ( mcI 81k (. S Longwood. of 5 3I Mar EUJ00 (5-!0-9, run tbvnie tha & Canton Snell & wf Bi-uohhotlov. t1l.*. Ste-sen F. Williams & 77C &nthorn Mier &wfElannsuni. F aIonaSline32400'etc 14.1)00 M (irmanConsr & Iris ic Joe! aluiflit line of set- . 9.rs ar ian to Paul H Slayton & wi t)evct of on In', to Richard Pamela M. Us 101 & i QCLi Forrest Allan Greene I*c'naid Jackson & wi. 1. McCe Jr A sal Jvruuirr S.. pub. henri- N Helen . Lii BIt BSweetwater LZl2B1kDRepl.TractS7, ABotos&wi.&*-imeJ.Li.3 Amended Plat Magnolia H. BtaUc-% Odham 6 al. & wI Marcia ic Forrest A -. l2iBBIk!?I)reaniwoldFc,urth l58'l400etc.$3139l1) ' 0aks.SecFour$Ii.jO. J ot bIkH.Carne1 Um12.133.4K. 52.251. 'uiseto1.an1S V.ridamAsal. 4 .rt'rrw.S311of L*S&ailofLt SidtS2JX. 'S Sec.$31.400 QCDi I.con iosa & v. iQCD James F -in & wf ' a C. SDaniel & EL. surs'. JJ.GardnvrTrusterU VirD Hi v. Joseph Kern&v.iAnnajo Mildred t' Ldv.ard Jr La (.,-raldin,-, U. 7 BIt B. rept 681k % Sdnianc. Sub Beaut.. Jacqueline to Arthur C Persks1. f Ann XiI.A4 It Bonaree S of NWL. of etc to Grand SOlar Lzustnes Y 150:ofS330.OfF fLois & sal Ccimnttwmceat NW(IfOINE PIII1IpC Rifle & WI. Rita to V.' RieharJ !fle & vi 115 of V. NE:. of Sw. of Sec 33 811 A Wc.othnet-r ptSargod 19 inc 8c 93 S of con c! a! St 121 o Gos U 4 I ''lip ( hic & V.! Is , Fh ic 1. I' F 0't & Dr i 14 I( 1!! 3 • & kssr-sa 'correctivelsloo, . run E2&6 26 5125W rd. 6 N1Z' E00'kN i&SHQ'cjEfl' L&24B1kF. 2nd rcpiS'za! EliLhi!t)Queens Mirror Addn <V. 660 it Trimlir Des. Inc to Mat & F BaWfl & v. Dale F Babcock& sal Marion -10 pub Sec 152.331. 1LSI0brie U!N'E a! NW '. for pcnj Lt4 etc m. race 24, Sarlarido Spgs 111)0. ('B. 11J01} Grrsiione Grsa. inc.. F. 12W 1.enesneve it' F Es'erette to Flu Roll s Us 750 S Grand Solar Ind Inc to thence S along F i-u VieD Hitt& M V. hut. & WI Janet & 1111)10 lOO -$i3,851853855857ao%l }Iukrs trustec N $ of NI B freufldL_4 61 of N"- of Goat Li 1 Sec 32 JohnrueW.Conley&wi.Glenda Balsa-n F. De-bt. s.gl. 8 Pal'Spgs Rd.. thence s e Karl J. er Le'rancirftusarll&Hb etc, M.SegI3SoINWcorofSW&. N1w Cj s3 al- !I.&N435'sIfE!tJ'ofSn:G(n! "f\1:f&t-$136jo ees3O 56' F 55L39' Gloria [hit EP5.JU: 863 M5 &867Longwoods3O " EvVTe-IIC V. Wz-zgtr & WI UitlrssSlW7'iNISIS'ofE Epurt'PrcçlnctoStanles " Warren A Reynolds & wf runE2S6'S1'W2WNi'w GovtU4 Married. Li 14 Bit 5(X(JQQ 15S &1313.4!E - I3 sIlL k-sir-v. LV.-Mark- Mradov. & salS -tn! apt. Unit NJ-..I Beatrice to Suppivinc N I Or 536.4011. (jUD Inc-a V. Huskiva V'-& S 100' of EIW of V. tV. c-at (J Zi. tSLCham IWi Sc-c %-2-?9. 1623.000. D-U bicli 1. Fairvas Villas i *':. vit .aka lo. IM Unre. Chula Paul Aufteck & al Mary to , -in S0.0M. a! SV.. of NI. i of Sec 2721-31 SCITUTISIXT & v.1 Patnel3 US It' I AlftZin ArLrv't .d LI 3 (maid S L3s mZiun. Ii S Elk G " 'QCD I Samuel M. &PLI4JJ) 3 $5700 Heyward A King & srI Darns, La Marbe a inc to Clayton L & $3500 87 90 & 91 V. irayr Manir 1st i ceue G T l 'ulse-rtciv. r SICK) Oakland Shun-s I inst Addn .1 Charles l3ddlt & V.1 46 Lcnngdale s.d. I500 Ialeck & sat Jean Li 30 Vaflagt Addn . SZ7.5* Raymatind Wilson & al. Ruse & WE helien LA 7 Bk 14. Charlotte to Riclu" Marks & Tier R. SE, .NLof A Patra.W3O'a!E240ofS185 In & James Coid W. Huskinz & J & WI $100 repi 115,500. ,700 BIt A1keRuthSout h. st 1113 SE' , I oISecl.Z0.3o$loo EselynwSt.es-enV. Nicarr& ( QM ) Mary V.ayneD Harrison & V.! piU.V.160(dF4O0ofS1of '.%lber Jt w LtSB1k EqwtCa$a1CzpwLesbeJ oaesB WI4ord&&irfGeneya N1YJ' LasaernieStatkowski & srI mU $100 Cain JIK'IK. U L;-tiProph Joseph ASu.asetMaract,$(.200 Map of Sar" NE'. of SE'. of Sec j.30.3Q ford 100 t-k-) Odham & V.1. 1ti.24. 15.436111k H West I aLambert.Bci.atSWcur EdnatoFIoydC.Rachards TrrrsatolcanR.Estes&wf .LB1kA.1wSpringsGIer. j, wf. 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Mfluhl, win(1oIc5 rnn wrf' doii ua wiIt rmuiutiuii bire metal w.ills that flex under i:,ipiilck utti ss glui', km Vt'S unit re4i-lp' - d prvs'iurt• I iruIu .iiiI tti Cvtitrhp 1'tdin ti ttw (r,4i1 IAlk,' region WItI iii,- I )hti, V;alky ' At 1.00,y I 'Ilturial IlilhilIleIlt - ......- . . - 4i 1V . .. .JA - - . �— ----- - __, -------- - - -- --- OUR NEW AGE -- --- - -- -----= --- •- --- ----' - -- BO jr 2st -'.---- _---- - - - --=-- -.--- -;--- ---_--- -=_- -_--. EXPECTED THE FIRST YEAR WILL BE CARMED THROUGHOUT THE - - IFT JK CARL PAYNE,TOBEYS This week Im AN AUTOMATED"PEOPLE TEXAS BERVEEN ,0 FVRrA0qr9# WHEN OPENED THIS FALLI ITS FUTURISTIC FACILITIES WILL MEET AIR AND INT TRAFFIC NEEDS NOW I th - THE 8MLL1OM PASSEWGERS FT, WORTH AIRPORT MASTtR PIAN THE LARGEST AND MOST AAODERN I NTERNA11ONAL AIRPORT IN E WORLD— B ENOUGH TO HOLD NRW YORKIS JFX1 Se ----. By Atheistan Spilhaus __ D*UAS AIR 14A - ARIES (March 20-April V FEW. Mondrl y, "iducloilm- It will Pay to flow d0wn of, other days, keepimq t"mif Mir f1clivitiel in Moor immer world. think about the future. AND REFLJSE@ TRXAS T 4 W A/ j ik o N o IVAz rolnva y I I A() PIL SIIN fNAANIM& R0440 ony P A SERIES OF HALF-LOOP "MINI-TERMINALS" ON R flooture Don't agree to thime)l vou don't omfO61'4 to 1111fill So moderate. Entire week "Of@ on your lide see what new you can learn Sunday on harmonious side loc ,ally and Pot, most any actiyify Take broader, rAo'e philosophical view 0 5z L Tt Ir At : d 1 k'oJu...i'-. ON[ JNIO 11I1 "W HIL 1,:W[L. PISMEY14' LMIT PARKING DIRECTLY OPPCSITE Jw Make changes 5.,!r C 0~f. 12. Don't ro-IfAnt ".)m the new and different, i 3- f1pe"Ment (7 hit Keep affenfion on phy sical activities Avoid those little accidents. A - 7 - y - I 0 d S i IOfl - 1] W/IL ACCOMMODATE OVER 100..000 ULATEI 7W/S NuGE24REM/LE AIRHAR IAFAS THE 747 PA5SEAERSADA P4h1T 7WEUSEOF AND IVANOhE AIO1QFC4QQO THAN AAfY .4PoRr/v EWORLD TM - H' A / eI1 ornsz J VL, 4 IHI) AIiIA! I NI A 1DAV SA = wEd FX&I CANCER 41 SUN I2-19" GEMINI — • __ C TO 220 ___ - __ 1 I — ' ( — ___ • p - - U / / / / 8° '- Friday, Saturday Live on the tutu" PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20 You're "nre likely to attr tict attent i on Frid a y I f or 711 r Wedndy 4 f 4 - • I /GNSAEMoREc. - - •1 CIOULi"OV THE PA", T_ _ TEPMSOF1HCFL'TUE. URANUS 19' LIBRA, NEPTUNE 50 GIrrARwS PLUTO 1 Ll&RA. LUNAR NODE 9 . • E? -• 11 CETUEPRESEUT 13 BUM MAWEMATICAL L1NSEPARMTh, I PASTANLH1rUkL — OUR CEP1U it ___ 1-; I NE MLsEtir wmv- I / ;- ____ ' - LI! r ___ 1 E IJ ___ I -. - - - - ft r4ERE AP!T c /SOALL QUESTIONS ARE CON1DERE ARE RE ALM PNCIPL MO THE FUTURE 34- [IIIUuUU:TT ___ / R1S&UU 8 2TO23' GEMINI. 1/ I hcH Of L/ AMAT;. O iNfL1E1AU,oJ. IC(i C)flEN WEM1IN1EL1 F orU OAST AN D FUTURE, - U - 9IOfl lab UH *so welloit~ - PISCES. • (1jJ TI1/N/( ' " *@ft ARE MIX]D-UP JUPITER in. LIBRA I r MERCURY 280, GEMINI TO 10' NCER.VEUS2 67EM1N1T00 __ rdrAY YOU MA / lU t U [AN rfEIs *1-OOe TgROL~3~1 LEO AND - 4rLYKcIDE4r i/4E QJfY _____ I' Kepi, Heed dei'r; 4 QUAUS(InFFi,freek doubt ful 8e alert : ) TIlE NEWER COME 973 3' ic - - - rhefe can still be unknown lactors you haven't considered Dig deep.- RATHERTHAN '' t4 4 T r T1AL ..'. l I I.. P 6HERJFF5 ON PATROL RAHT NOW!... KIN HEPY'ALL r')- TH I RPORT AcIRrI A L'PELTE D MENTAL CASE JUT Lt?ED ... MAME PT EAY..HE TAfl TO YMVILLF 0UR MEDIC THINK4 THE POOR CHAP v E PARANOIA.. HE EEM TO s & - - - -- ftfar, 15Y3WWtA / r I 10 - /1 OEM .41 0 1ETT OU3Et WAY by d Sull va 74 W4" i n E WEE HEE" ANP WHEN I TRY PUT IN OH MA.N.'THIS 19 YOU'RE GETTING THEM ALL OVER WHAT HEE ---THAT BCOK r - OKAY, PMC,.IHAVE IT Y0 AH NOT JL)T 'A" WOOPpECER.. A WAY! IF YOU -AY T #q#qftE1V0)ZV-01L1EJ9 WOODPECKER FOR THE MU5[ AE--WHO AHGUI Xr TF FUNNEL, 17AE7,,-HEE HEE MCEE PA SECRET 711, C.) - I - iNSTITUTI in - ,TPITCH PIAR161 or WNUTE - 63 PHONE ~INOIINC_q 69. - _ MRS HAVE A CHANCE pAPER ANI? PRAcrICAL A5wr W IN 5 EVERYThNG A ______ _ ThJ I THE MUEM U BUT THECURATOR WILLET _ ' TO MARE UR RRIVEP WITH THE SIR C I: ZA ro R'-; EVEN GOING _____ His EAY JEFF AND ME WANTED I/ We %ere actually YOU OW HOW WORIEP LRAMrA W 13OLIT THA T- ( C WE L1OI FV OOLEY THE WITCH CHILD, T MAKE IT INVI S IBLE- - 10 EER(W& WOOPPECKER: I killing ''=" AH 6AE rQLTL'H MYTHE' 4H THOULINT L KNOW L VE REP'Rr r,-'MF rLL O$ ! WITH AN EM PTY $IPCc'E t ot �I- •-_ -. I - - — -- CAM3PUS CEATTExt by -_ _t:-_~__ _7( A THOUSAND III: CARS AiUST litilAVE PASSED ME YOU WERE THUMBIN& NEAH--XVE3r_-EN STUCK WERE FOR HERE WHEN I FORT',Y-FiVE RODE PAST IN Se Ot - 3 I' '— - - - - - t - - - - Larry Lewis ; — DrAl 11"OtLY—WhIle wnit;rq for I%p lisp -nier to turt cold, fill your wallI battle with the nof-ltocolcl water as it comes from the top. Put Jar in the ire box to use whers needed for drinkimq Always refill IlSis refrigerator bottle by (WHERE YOU IT'S A DR A6., AIAN HEADEDi DIRECTION I precious water ave a dress that lt,m% - 1 11. Site tO, 32'k )crj; 44n ( ,/ J I / /il /7 ( VI 2S 1i on my little ;paper do ; t'end,she cries When thi; htlppefls I PUt ll toothpick; on the back of the bent part;. tape them in place and she ' happy nqain.—CAROL J j 11c,"I 146 C lI (.1,16 8245 ft Tlh p.. Sr 7 - -- PO9LEM / 'inJLo5 A!, a P it dress with ill kng. t iti I,h uor GUIDE i in S'zci 8 to 18 Ste 2'i Lt . * f * j 7- 5o I LL ______________ EB and FLO ALLEY By Paul Sellers DEAR POLLY---Otten ci e t r ic, t y shoch .hr rcnioinq (follies (torn the dt:r. my holding a 1 - _________ metal clothes honger in your hand while removing the clothes, and be If rounded" to osoid this discomfoiling 7celing. N 003P 0 -- o experience that of shifts or oi~pr starched clothes are to be stored, on, %latch should be wnshed out first as it may attract silverfish,—JOAIIII " addriett, pattern numbef and %;zL- to NEIDLEWORK c/o fh'i me-spnper), Box 4388 Midm, New York, N.Y. 100 11 u y I I 1I / 4 WHAT'S — - .,s l -* ( Pansy Add Pothold.,, color and charm to ph. kitchen TO ORDER ave C;raue by lV - -1h this let of giant-lilre ponly pot. h,)Iders No 237 has crochilifidirsicti"j; r TN' WIZER WAS RIGHT! I BER G AS MUCH SPACE BETWEEN ME AN' i GUZ AS I CAN,,,, - for me to wind it. Trying to find a way I could do this, I noticed my typewriter erar,rn the edge n th edge of the item and turned, It worked w de f ll . I do hope th i s will help others -hn hnvft %tiff llm7ers.— ANONA on P011Y Pays $1.00 for every idea used. Send them to her, c/ci thij newspaper. 23 very tiny stem As my fingers becom e stiffer with arthritis of was impossible record.—D V -- 0 26 ) pattern number & iite toPATTERNS TO ORDER SteW750@"hw;1hnai"e,*ddrt11. fc/'* Illills 801 4MI, M;dtvwn Station, New York, N.Y. 10018 - 'p ETT 9TARTTHINKING Set n. Tov lovely dresses V;lh this o"ir rialter".—O"t livith %wh4e, button-trimmed bib- the other with ruffles and buttons, No 8249 with FHOT04UIDE is In Sites I to 8 veal%. Site 4, 60 11- men y records for juke hove% do. Do hamdIr by only the lidget of the 8249 38 A P re tty 4 it DEAR POLLY—When my phnnoginph re(Ords el (fully or have fingerprints nn theml moitlen n piece of velvet and *1 '7/ 1 { / ~10 DEAR POLLY—When malI measure the milk im a round menjur,m g when it i; to h adde —A t UAN 4 ' $nine (UP to it will %I# out More easily _______ I;HT1 -THAT ABBREVIATION, SEE,) SOU7WEIIZAI`.~~LLIAIO` DEAR POLLYWh em ontsnt;he,h&r at home the "seltin in pioce;; u sua lly take; about 45 mutes, Dunn that time the phone is sure to tin elnre tin such a coloring job I cover the receiver on I he phone with a plastic bread wrapper nnd then replace it a" the hook so that worry of messing up The Phome is elimimaled. The bread winpper is removed and discarded the job is dome.--FIRENDA, IF DON'T YOU DIG THE frof In use for holding pins, tuhlter ?finds, etc when you are doing moc. the some method. No -11 1 11 Trim It DrAW POUY—A itisviall frily sul"m It FIRST TIME I EVER SAW ANY OF THIS KINDA ROCK BEFORE! HEY, IT'S LT REAL LI GHT! HR THE . .-7 is - / AI ___ - o ( J - * - AAI ADFRV!A FELLA OUGHTABEABLE -rO MAKE SOMETHING OUTA THIS 5TUFF! ...TH' BIG QUESTION WHAT? I THINK I \ GOT IT... ______ \ ...WAR CLUBS! ) - 4. - - 7 4V a CL so 6-3 S354— von of )Utfl ugJ byDick Rogers JOHNNY_wow DER 5111- 1.5 / J L ry 0I ---- -s . v1zf I ' 9Z N 'ITS Rzl~ :...r' HLIEC .6 ~ t~ r- vp %r to 4 11111 he 7 IL ,4A T 1AGS UNDER MY EYES! HAVEN'T YOU YE LOIES)" "WILL, IT WOULDN'T HURT TO )UST GO IN AND DA(Am AROUND A LIrTL["* nRTURECOLORSF 0 3 79 AlZMAPILLOS.-41, ¶4 ANG, THE AA%AJ.O C1JRL 0 ' 7ILIQ F OE 9AVF 960N KNOWN C C (. C TQ o, tc,oz I _ KILLER - 1.7 -=•--- - A POG,T4 r CCKL.LN OF A HEN, ________ oc OR ØV N VS PO MAP.J'S - ___ ____ "-fttift . ___ I - :. 1W MOM1,111421911=1 OWN sow Is A - * - - - -- I I MADE THE MISTAK E OF TELLING HIM HE GAVE ML A PAltil "W HE R E WLE YOU LAST WIIK IttP4 ________ V11 I WAS OVIR[RAWrV Ve _______ "ONE Of MY GOOD GUNS TVINID $AD CM MI �6C- S3910 by RIBS — Driver Owned Car 8 Days ' Neal O Frank Joy NO, TELL ME THE 71I-4E NEWS? Se R ide Ends W i th Three Dead ______ Nr _________ Ri GARYTAYLOR Ill I SR.iTUP J C P p 1 L 1 th - 6th - decapitated his wife,Yvonne, \ Saturday night joy rider 31, and the driver of the 190 Pontia Wanc \m Sidne I did not know he as being w Terrell, 21 of W inter Springc d t'ed b) police slammed at Terrell 's I ear old w ife, miles per hour into a car Ililda lean and two-nld driven b an off-dutySanford con Daniel Scott, were nisheil twcscle patrolman killing hm'eIf, the officer and the to \1i inter Park M emorial Hospital cmi rgenLs for ('ficer wile / - - Th I II44 H'1j Dead at the scvnrof the 17-92Sh427SmMh othCCr tIfIlItI treatment. ailloply room thk tile th is , h ; ii n1 -) re( o ering from late Sunda' mnccl e hest injiis ii c 1 ests hack surgery, Mrs. Terrell said For intoxication .ill take two to she niemlwred nothing of the thri tIas (,r i% 'aid ac uk'nt Her con not seriouslyPolice reported findini' hurt in the rash, is being eared it)k marijuana seeds in for by her parents in Winter \tr' 1 errell s purse hk h ;ll Springs, she cud 1w •inihtd at the Sanford County nwdi( ru examiner l)r. rnnc I iii I) \ nr ;wrinrmed (iIIlwrnjttiIhiSiinford - - - - - - an Ii i_fl') p1mn A j /7 returnini: from it dinner part% It AF1702 AU. poN T. PON'"' i1li Ilolidius Inn in.inuj i r Latim, Green', having dropped Green off just seven Illintite.1; before the collision, police satil A native lit England, Gilbert sV rved eight years %v ith till, Orlando Police e I p irtmt ot atilt one year with tile Seminole _______ Count%- ' / - - Sheriff' s department before moving 11) S-inford ': liiltlrii, soil, 1.3, and daughters. ages 16 and 5 are twing cared - a lam _____ i1 r - .. _____ 3 .j I Ito- Apopka sho brought his high days igo, hall apparently twen - eck, aevording to Sanford Police - UGS VKL)\ IlJt I - p 'v' 4_-r- e:*Lxndahl by Stoffel uzqlqy '-P YON • .F1• NR.— - - - iY'.r. '4 '1 --' I -s -\ , — 1'3, AT-T4E. ;~r X REPAST IN ., -L.J- y A CUP 9 - . eUE.ST' . '_____ . . ' I f — "N-. 1 --_---- ...% :-'- - roared ' -. FORT LAUDERDA LE. LE Fla casting your bread on the - _____ -. S - I .-k \ bills on - '\\ Q . PID th e i ith ' a'a t — waters Stuart Holzman really took that bit ibou' to heart, lie has admitted he's the man who three speedhoats last week bile Waves . bihinied lov el ies t hrew $ioo Holzman, who once drove a bus in New Jersey earn a $50 million inheriLln(e seemed embarrased 0 Sundav b\ the incident and wouldn't explain whv the ladies threw tile C notes in the drink. It all began last week when he E v erglades • anna showed up at the an challenged Monroe S ak to get him to the Bahamian Island of Bimini 54 miles — . I L - AU AND NOT D. N _____ Cr g z across the Gulf Stream in .50 minutes. Holzman said he'd buy three speedboats for $45.000 if Spiodak could do it. Spodak gave it the old ,; j I, '•'\' college /1 - / 45- F1644 DINNER - . - 44- \%IOULO YOU CADN51VEF, HOLDING M\e r-OK A 5LJITA.5LE WNF-TA;ZV C,0NTRI5U1-I0N I COULD br- PECSUAIDED SE! NSE YOLJ ARE NOT #. music LDVEA, .1 HOWEVER I • ___ d — . C#+ C - Joplin A SptiLi 31: '-4- / ___________ J About the gasoli ne shor tage doe'n t it 'em strarige - _______ O CL 0 = ?'1 hZ. -- . , demand for gasoline earls this year, preventing the oil in dustrs from building the ifl H11 -THERE... For the life (if mv. I can't recall reading of I'M FROM ~OUR VJEVE W-nCED THAT ~W RAVEWT FRI EML 13EEW MAXIMS MAUY LOtJC- D1S7AF,)1-tF 7 - vento'ries that will be ne,eded in the sunimer months by 11o1w:Le Schne:*Lder & M E: 3K g 4_fI• t____ ) ' the pun i a SfTloke screen ?.Jt4J And w hile sit' re o Ibm. subject of petrol, an unportant remin'jer fi- cnn State Firm. Marshall Thomas O'Malle y ( A I _____ 3 J' N ,- ,4 to beat the gasoline shortage bs carrying conta iners of gas in thtir Dangerous fumes could 1z1r into the car and spillage or high temperatures could cause a . • high explosion F - ________ if WEVE aYr7ME PRICE OF LDtJG DIS7V3CE CALLS IM IANLF 7 0 = a " 5VT 7AEK'LL BE A -'SLIGHT CfAA~PrF Fr,-,P- 1F1 -YX, EYSTAkrF t SPY L CALL '-rVV VOWT NiAKE REALLY ____________ - Strange.. tm in!ortitmon for Sudas s ratht r t oliira Er certain that the county's had no absolute control over the sale of liquor on Sundays. Further. that Atty. Gen. Robert SheV'n _____________ • _______ w ) ould issue an opinion to that effect very shory. Today, however. we find Ow Attorney General offering an It - •- ii family fortune Holzman drove and had avoided publicity, adding a • opinion that ri ties and tounUes sUB have Ute pucr to forbid sales of liquor on Sun that he Wonder wtwt we'll fuid in the mails tornorrviol. Sl'AC E A erospa ce ( CEN I ER Houston (AP) - th Making the panel operable could nearly double the electricity in their power-starved space station. If u u - - ____ - - - ____ -. . . . . • --. ________ = - 6c.- ri tfl3 II $t reading the latest Defense . Departmtnt's reports that 10.3M non-hostile deaths i corripanied the 45.9 c:rabat Mir 4 . - ------ - . - ---------- ----- . - . . - As tragic as the news is of Ume local weekend tr affic 1aIiUes, Irn sickened beyond wor p, -- - ... - - - - sualties of U.S. military - - - - forces th Vietzvini. Ten-thousand???' - Z; IN V-. 9 11 iiietlit4ii personnel probed the I • ceer,ml hun r fiet Mrs Charles Conrad Jr who became the world's champion of spate flight in total hours logged oil Sunday. "1 suspect the commander would want to go out liiiiiself, ' k vlab mission director Wil li am Sc hneider told n ewsmen Sunda y, Capsule communicator Storey Musgrove -i tile spacemen late Sunday, ,, ngs are looking pretty good for a space walk later in , ,. e We were ourselves??? ly killing ues By Bolt IIVI) 1k raId Staff Writer (;al1owmy' said he turned S uspect Shm.rifl John Polk risc il1 that a 15-year-old itiurder uslct has set fires twice in his tell In the. last 10 days. d Ito)- Ivan llissonette Marshall Space Flight Center Huntsville to discuss the potential for success an Ala dan gers invol ved i n tile space walk repair job. The action (ikil Friday al- y Four ininates have been Sh o utid:n urunt rtages 111141 awilit ;:1:h1 cilig The fifth .sii..pmrt hums not comime to trial No date has been set For theMay 13 inurder of a 31-yearold Orlando clief, Charles Illuch-pliblirited ftiel shortage is crvsititi~,, it parmlox lit wf lit- 4 i-lis jill(I ,still %sejil)t tile vitilli, to sublillt accordi Newell, underwent court dustry imttst rtising Most of Liii tiuij(ir Finns are telling the PU1F lit' it, tniy less (if their preduct. It (lOt 511 1 inmakt sense LII III Ibm. stilt uk d by ir Claim ANGELES I S A)' i I(u'.sm.li it outiimin him \mist iiibm.r 1971 a counts jail Irtlimate was ra pe d (our u hum ik s In both cases tiltittat hi rs sm. I lire tim pain r III thit liii %\l I It I( \ WAGE' EARNER is going to br ing home some e xt ra bacon if he to has I' Li ) ( I he sI)mki'siii.iti dmitt1 that tilt, thrust of Aru s national imd 54 rtisin' will dirt tltd "Ill. '°" UikitI, t public (i t htip (here. March 23(lie state Division of overcome tile problems of air lloollution, traffic congestion and energy (oliservimtlon," 11,11. Press mat ketbasket : liii P Itt )I I ( I S for a Space walk to tree a i;kllllllt'(t S01,11' pallel "lotAing t)rvtt% g(XX1,Skvlab's a s (rona tits ttlilay ilwil't %%.ol-* oil just Illt-V Illight (lo tilt- t, ricky job. 11me lass suit clainims Polk .ititl . the citunity have Failed to take spoketman for Allantic Rich- lirecatitions (or rrectl field Co. of Los Angeles lVold stli'll Ill- Jatlirs .1111 they have hail Sis. ral problems" with flissinim tim. causing disturbance In the Jail since lie was placed an Assoo. ia- t ied SOt se Shows. hlimllt' %% as used hay attarkt'rs in Ilm. March case a hmiiii immile fuel allocations to Insure Stij) phi s to priority users," sant a the taptot s tortured them i egularl (luring ttn'i, three y ears s in jail i routiiumn In the 1971 incident a razor a xtinguis)ad i, i,,-, .. ., • ,. • , i uS i • THREE I S RAEL I 11" 11 1.01's . re ileased S y ri a then by iiromote mory gasolitiv con. f,,islli( sullwtioll at a tillil. "hell both Lio lit-ld govtrninent and industry are lilt. vlo'llm's throat during tilt1441king abojut (lie ilecessity of gang rape. hasn't (litermined how Ifissonette got matuties used tostart (tie blaze .. \% ink r Park attorni started with reading materials like tile first, %4as noticed by a jaller ill tilt- second floor cell. block aniol "almost unrnediatel) sld he shot (1o\ n V miIe from "ia igolt M iliLtr (As It 1)4)1 all six ii11.5 mc n art, kill ed . hi-armils Ili tilt- civil still file(i I)). Of IA )S S01"I'll VIETNAMESE 11111-:11.11('111111TER is thi /kdS o rde r ed p s y e it I a t r t.arnilnation this weekend, NEWS DIGEST in tilt, county Jail to minimize Iernoon, asks dainages froln capabilities of Itilliates if) illil ke the county. Polk and %%vaitons or set fires lit their stiranve coitwattics (if over %Sood hills 'i J , spent 10 in i w indowless steel (retch Link .iftt r ibm. scm. orni fire Saturday afternoon. I5isionm. tim. scheduled for trial as an adult next with for (auSCd disturbances were he ld planned a day-long meoing today at the oun 2Iy m r-iihf I hc la ,lilt A m.ir al:u circuit Judge (acmhtmt' represeni the ifitISt Kissiiiiiiii iii in liv i n g held fur i('t r I)skm.s rok count s (StrUlit emergenc y situaUon similar November 1971 incident suggested procedures for the attempt and all aspects would be discussed in a conference LI es'd' a> betw u.n tiit mi t roi ccncr anu itaC , S eri ' Sets Fires Polk m Illinois authorities, %oias rape(I commissioners setting fortii D)kes said "the eirmnsion of by use cm.11iii ik s \l i ii 11 and "tile critical net-if of tht county these fac ilities for housing suit filed b)- it Jail rape victim as result tit negligence 1) tilt- Jall" and giving notice -the twisoners iiiust receive highest against Seminole Courity allo t ('011lityand Polk tile rape victim Illade(itiao of tile present jail Corit'd. on P9. 2A Col. 5) Sheriff John Polk charges ill(- suffered physical and heriff (it(] nothing after it vinotional injury. Murder was c A half-million-dolla r dtiiimagt county jail after juveniles who "We aim to please,,,Conrad replied. "We're more than happy to do anything we (,- all." Schneider said space agency officIals / .t Trmpers said the accident red after the car was liesaid mission control today would pass up astronauts. f l y' / fl car as it broke open and (iiltxrt s body is .1irried a 11)711 distance t) the left rear Ott of the Trans Am Youth Services Inspected ' I Gilbert was thrown from the Polk said ibm. Saturday Fire, the excursion, decisions on who will make tile walk and how tile one-ton panel will be released will be up to Skylab commander y 7 Imours prospects for a space walk to free a jammed Solar panel "looking I prcitt go od , " S S, astronauts todaN awaited word oil how they - ' I smoldering remains. The f ront halt (if G ilbert's car broke awa) oil impact and parts ered for Jr flier the week." MI 1 north south artery for four ho ur.-, whil e t roopers ant Polk IS%- 110WARD 11ENEDRA, i . -. -- coming it) rest, Wreckage of the two cars tied till both lanes of the major bus in Skylab Trio Waiting For Th e Word On Walk , - - saw -d, s New Brunswick, N.J., and kept tile job for 10 yea rs until he was 39. lie said he had lived in Fort Lauderdale since 1965 that motorists should NOT 1 \ any unusual the - Al - hIisttd into their 1'I Chevrole t. Trooper C. I.. Tomlinson said 1 crrtll speedometer ill. dR utul his Trans Mn was going Hi iiulcs per hour at impact, Mid skidded 1i6 feet iwlort \ aiting because a rich uncle said he had to hold a steady job until he was 35 in order to inherit - Iii tii officers said the Gilberts "ere attempting to cross llSr 17-92 at the Sit 427 Milliondire in hie ~OU OF 0(,4;' , ,,,U, t ry, slicing across the big blue sells at speeds aboe f0 miles per hour. but he missed the deadline by four minutes. But Holzman 45 decided to buy the boats anav lie show ed up at the marina Fridas w it h three bi kini -clad girls and cruised while about worth of bills fl uttered from the damsels hands to the water and various marina emploes fluttered demand created rnotorists unhappy with reports that pictured him as a sensa early this vear' Can votu' tion-seeking eccentric. thlWks this is' nothillo, VVE THOL)GRr IT MIGHT BE 1'~ GOC,D 7- II, fl -, ihastd for tht second tliiie ffiat the huge corporatiom. who from the piers to the nionev. Saturda night. At apmake their plans in 5i-year Holzman was at a local Jlub Sundav to watch a proximately 11:15 p.m. Deputy projections. didn't alert us test flight for a planned Bahamas to Fort Lauder. J, C. Galloway of the; Seminole before the crisis'", was dale balloon race. The test fizzled because the Winds County Sheriff's Department dod a Trans-Ani believed to be were too high, so he used the occasion to announce Further, there is one compan), which uses the illustration he would top the highest pledge received by Big the saine car, uas north-bound U.S. 17-92 near Sunland in an ad this situation u as Brothers of America during a fund drive this 'week. Estates at i high rate of speed. caused by an unusually heavy Holz m a n once was called New Jersey s 3 c 0 2'r :1 7 Admits 'BreadTos intersection whenTerrell I I ) it," C ( -. - before tile accident and lit th. speed I don't think lie even . JGE SELECTI3S - high rate of speed Sisturd,11%, just M s ery oa man -OmE ~O - Butler. "From all indirations I ha\, Terrell %Iias joy-riding. I heard t kkt,ek- he was olit doing the -.kET• ___ Ben thnu1, l'1hiedapatrolarati C.JATI0N OF MY MF-LODI- No Price 10 Cents u - — k' ' \J )~IN(3 PISCATL Monday, June 4, 1973—Sanford, Florida 327fl 65th Year, No. 235 Chief I don't think Ti'rdl i' rn knew he as being chrusi Saturd;u Huller said tod.i I OL ( II BATTLES i us oI sing diff ( i ert'Ilc Cs erences a bVIWVVll President Nixon and the legislati viol brant-li face Congrv-ss and its conlillitte t-s thi., ss t't'k. tiihi'iits. TIZENS JOI\1 I) IU(.I 101 It in the in creas i n g ')ot)ulLtr class 'Ii law it have C - Weather I su scored no-table successes, But they are en. Yesterda -'s high 91 it)%, tills I ii(ittiIti counter ing 6. 'iIItIC WItS .16 of Hammerman, advertis. itich (if rain on Saturday in ureechi tanks and gave notice juveniles could no longer be held in the jail buaust. con dition were Inadequate. me jail has two creedi tanks isolated on ttmc first floor whit ri prisoners can be confined ing director for Standard ()it of Ca lifornia, a San I' rs:nlst)baseil firm Oust Is the state' leading gas inarhtttr , di scribed his company's new imil policy and said: "We'll be talk. ing or a art anal good filet m'vonanimy." widitlut lieing able to injure themselves. The cells art In a bid it) discourage gami. hours today. bill some storills IIr" sales, some oil firms are pt'rstsitmi from eastern Partly doudy through I iit'.sday wIlls a ehiante of of. tt'rnotnm tlmu,iikrshmmiers Afternoon bights near W. hiss'. in Umi lower lOs Itolii Imrol)abihily i*'r vent through Tuesday. I hmundi r slur vii it us ii) bukt'ni'd tliirhnig time early ZZ small, windowless rooms wi duli g away sslthi promotion ('aaloraalaj arid the Central i'Iains : f%essure kni % es and reCIjw ('ants, time tflsha Valley, re8lstanee (rovu Judges worries abou( tilt.- potentililly vast itilpact. Index . Area detmitis Itflhh)ii' I IlL utiar Classified ds 3A ' ' 4mii Comics 41, (rwniti puzzle I*esr Abby :•:-. '.' .-.-....,...,.,.. •....... ...... 7A 7A -.. . Entertainment h fill tIsfl)k 7A 3A ti.imitt l'iitalie I,tmtmtt's 611 s-oclet) GA Sports Stocks 1-311 2A ................-'..'-.-.'..- ...... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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AorH 30. 1973 613-The Santord Herald -- _____- pring wu On T s age=These Fe ver hi I I - JUMP. ACS JUST P . THEBORN LOSER - .- 41 41 House;forSat by Housesfor Sale R.LE REALTY SANFORD uStOt 13UILT BRiTApi' hOME 0i4 &Ot COURSE 4 2 ba?Pn large hIvinQ 'C)OIyI firtplitt large Ctn?rli Pitil I It?. doubit 4irat. belutitulty 'ithc.aped crIoO&,,.g the fairway An ti cIu.t Pitting of - 6..t. CRANK CONSTRUCTION crt Ste Piom. all iarer*o,, fncJud cic •'i77. creenp porch, •røp1a, ppj dOubit h Ourci WartCrl Clot' 1.(P'OOt% I'd i$'theS 535 n iriry Realty MacAI1'91UR RETURNED and to did iPtil brand new split 3 t4droom, 7 bath an Highland Park with all ittP titrat you COVId •k V yo u ve a second chancp on one l,3e thiS M LMII.OPLAWDO.WPML S 377 UN Vyfr I •U'i,m. - - WALKE R - VACUUM ? ree PIpm Deno"s"a'.v's (leaning 5. 327 14 io; Roberts & Gilman, Inc. P rAl7or 'Central Florida's Leader ' P4r11d listings In your atea. Opening nd" office %rvor, lDIilOri. Space for "n tuinij Zoned tight 312 900 Terms '.". $3 Ali You Foiks 6.153777 '06 '' I 11E EN WAhT$paC, home ., War I; buy, I bedroorr With large lot or small acreage Cluse to Santrd Owners only Reply to Bet 543, care of 'The Sanford Herald, P 0 Bct Sp$ Sanforc, rla 37171 'i" fl-ic CDUOiy on Riverview, Pitt your Chance We've got al-i CiJlIvt listing on a 3 bedroom, 2 bath with (enlrAl ht and air double garage fDr 1715W Doru' oiiie around See this '" lit you ca" , 69 * Bargain T.V.'s * ' t .'.cr • 'I -.,, '''fit" ' ti'o' t.r 7?;- ,, "i ' . SO P a yton , II !irSi..caoer F l l Pro 1.32 Rubber yt?t, 510 Surplus W or ld 11431 E Hwy $0 Ph 0364 373 1335 KULP REALTY. USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES 1 3 ""7335 EXCLUSIVE - South Psniecrps, beautif ul 3 DOrootn, 7 baths, 7 C units 177.500 furnished, 171.500 triturnIshed Good condition Mu st SIC ti) appreciate Monthly pay merits $17p Inc taifj & iris EACH IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Jiisl EXCLUSIVE - Country Club 3 bedroom. I', b4th5, SctpIn p?Ø;, kItCPiPri eQuipped. 20.000 8T A C unt, drapes, Paneled family room Good Condition 114.500, 17953 m present mIg. tates I, ,tn Inc F:t Between Studdings and Rafters) NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN fat )'vr, 327 2 1IP 37257$i 377 351,127 064 ferath 300 N FRENCH AVE. PH. 322-2611 58 Bicycles _______________________________ 7(1 inch-S Speed 35ana 3 SPeed. 12(1 716 D:;r, Drvt. Dtft*ry __ & Supplies ________________________ NCR Ió0 otis mopep posting machine with Stand, $400 Can be seen at Salifivd Herald Household Goods I Singer 1972 McxleI 63 :.. '.rc ".a 'ic hutton C ti'f'i' rt,)uq LU :ca;;, designs Assume balance Of 141 or' payments Of 18 50 5010 .1 C Ocu:q'r 54 cx w 9 Case Loader-? yard, V.500 yard Garwood drag lint-.-.57,5fl All in good cond-tion-603 Lemon Street 377 5779 2- ' Sale- ) acre r,fldentiaI lot, good location. Ihaile trees 322 _ 3.11 Credit manager 372 9151 of 5)50 evenings, iji naa or se e at an ( 4 W'tDDOpi5 BROk(1 f or e' Sewing Center, Downtown, Ill h Park, Sanford 3.07£ l$ 322 5991. Nightt, 375 ill? l4-eanbigchair,$3g Hood -typ,GE ha.rdrver. $10 Surf and Sport MOSSIE C BATEMAN Calendar watch. 1)0 A praCtice R eq Veal Estate Brok er Cr055 bow. 12$ Strobe light, 52(1 Day's. 9 5. 322 744) Left handed bow. $70 Chict Kitchen W.$15 High char. 2 50 Hear Ye! JOHNNY WALKER - BEST BUY Lo"upir'ing rght 3 btarcwrn 5; bath. rnclospc garage. central air anc heat carpet i ng ciuli Ici Schools and Shopping All 's o"ieniences Lois down g..i rruen' 571.000 to 17? 007 411-11 CLIFF JORDAN I,LLL 1OR Machinery and Tools CUST0 OAPEPIE? o pc' a' t,anIotrC*'$t one i,,,q.,t i,'r-'1jrq ;tore * Phil Furniture* Deere 7 , i' 54373 0730 at e.5 German Shepherd, I Vt old inalt black & 5lvet, gentle nature bet' °"' -- ___ ' --. CIiitivaP,ua. S mot Did female Paper trained. loves Children 130 __________________ - 1,' - OittR S bELU7Y 3LQN Harre" rca', P4'j.i 114 E Pine 373 5143 -_ - - tIf'i' iinu I " ' !rlrn,.cc . , , ' n-,,, I'Ierl 261). Ath --- Want A and IF iov - , • b%kir, a, . -' PAINTING Interior, (,l t't?maIe' ' '_' --'-' with supercilious individuals, :: ulio exclude you from and understanding ffie reac. 7: a matter of tune until the king ::: - C'IJFENCE I repairs, rOofs painted. frg- h','uc'' e'perenc('C t't'mjil,S 323 e: TCHEPiAPlDBATHROOPCAB I NETS Formica tops. Sin-iS'.. •, pert iflttalIaiuon 377 ElS? Central FIord. Horns provemetiti Painting Interior arid Exterior. Residential arid Corn rncrc;al. 373 6041 Wood. Chain link Free estiin,tes 3727735 - l" "Fi Tim•, Hii* n epqrf rPpllrrnanf,Om tQdlv'i ClaSSified up " -__________ Care - , - • . .cttti 6. S P PL V CO ' 322 4437 '. 1 : I V.1.1,107 1U( If,R1)14)'; F"iniily rrit'nil,"r prosecutor fill '',,,.li a te r ate B g ...i..ii ..... . ''.ij iii.'i IIii5irlI 111111), liii riuii*'r %%- Ili, . - iritii'5 , tti-Ir - lisc'fIflTl-'; h,. Cu - i. livolved. This office Is it ' filucti of my OWfl time and at- llowe~vr lie einplulsized it, tention -I discussing (hose who ha'e re??Incd iifltl ilttitb'is ilIlt'ged to have been involved In the butglar y-htjggin1i and subsequent liertil), itult lie w,111ted r,Ir - u • 4'r , Bring Fast Results lii (,( thi. (.,ise, Nix(In C,41 I(I : justice will be pursued fairly, Haldeman i itt .;: X. : PAI'ERS TRIAl. .Jt!t)GE data (ns the Watergate-style at the office of l)aniel Ellsberg's psychi atrist. The 'U(1'C IS to (WoI1!i i . , -" v • tsetht'z he Il toJ) the trial to get testimony from tt o Ion rner attot nIl) genie: il', nid nine fXfldcrs new I - - A will not place the Manx i~n '-3 of these rrifltiflujng r('c)ftsIt)lllty , 44 4, /"01 Defends Her Dad flRr.A'nv), Fla. %'I lion EmmillowerdefeniIed her father Monday night and saul the has faith in h:s abtlev to restore confidence in his ldnhintstraUon after the Water. gate investigation. Mrs. Eisenhower was the guest of honor it the Orange County Council of 1000 reception, preceding a Lincoln dinner. ''I'ni proud of Inns and ! ?'a'''aith that he will do what L'1 rtght.." she said. "MY fa ther has done so much Warns Of Danger too ng ghts Fa*ili . . : : ',ehedul(", a meeting I . . , ikiughIer,icJ next few tuonths, Watergate , for Leoniu i3reznnev, ti) hancing the standing of the Communist party chief, highlights the annual Soviet observance of May 1)ay, i .. ( alendisr ('Iassif,cd ads Comics Crusswrd puzzle ~11 18 38 2A 711-811 . Sdet> 313 Dt'arAbt4- --------- 313 Sports SIO(k% - -. : - X 68 . : - - --- --- :7; Entertainment hIiroscupe Ihr-ipitoi rioh l'ubI", notice's - , , -th 8 : t " . . .... -. . . - 4B4L 113 .::: :-: :,::;';,:.:-:::-:'.-...:.'-.:.;',.:..:.:.:-:: :-:':':':':':.:':':.:-:-:-:.7: ..:. 7:,::.;.:.:.:::.;. E'rarske, dressed iii red refkt (or ust grimaces Iii, (lOt'S riot like to take chances with hilI(ir( lit liv es, s Nor his iiw ii Ibitt w 15% ha s st art d - - - - ' f J -. - ( ',- moamem - . e L l - '-' i ' h . , • I ' -- ' - - Weather . . -- -.- Yesterday's high 83 low t)sls morning 53. Partly cloudy t hrough Wednesday. A littlewarmer, highs mostly uroun1 nild 8, l4)ws tonight imild to upper 60s A powerful spring storm ihunuped heavy snow over the' northern Thn'kks today amid triggered torruit1oes, hail and dowripours of rain across the I'Iairis arid t ile M ississipI)I Valley, Nearly if foot of snow blanketed Wyoming and heavysnow wurnIn,is were posted for ('illIpralti, ' ante Couuzussimer's, said U,,' new order was a result ut t ' ' 'I' I , -. ' , - • tI. -; . I RILE -- -- -- -- - - -- S nkh --.-- -. - - Wa- that it's being obscured by tergate, t.li. I r': ilent ' - I"oltEI(;N I..-IR)l1 celebrate's May I)ay with the usual parades, holidaying and a 24-hour strike in Ri'itain, N ,_ I - ::: N f ---- congressional leaders l)QfOI-C seiitliiig his new foreign aid bill to Ca pitol 1 liii : A LE I . 14 '. - wit Is , : NIXON L. . '' Wtnri. and assurances that there were not. wan tit the top mulit bear the - 'fti't - au.ce' I _~~ . ' Area de'ths I3rtdgt- It was Diogenes tTtw Cynic) setio said, *11w most beiuUful v '' Pit I "il III \ I N IXON ) h as tiut hon it to cont rol dn(I dZ('s put e'-i fo r anothet S ear voted by hittt'rl', di idt'd ('ongre', and signed at the :::: I I L'('4'Is 'rlqL' . ., ,,,. S ECOND i i Ut.. ii' TWO WE EKS KS,, 'ii D1-:NT . l be put into its proper B) FL) rIuCKrrT...when lights don't work and why to hau both Fhtii Litndir But Franke Is out thert' at the Mrs Eisenhower said she had (orresponthnt he wants thie old signs back insisted in an Intt,rsitn (hit t..rostng where the action is not talked with her father 'unci. 1% 71-year-old -Sanford school :: lie says they worked, always. flashers "have been burning" with or without guidelines. he went into seeiuiun at Cans crossing guard today said f)T doesn't agree, Nei ther For the vist two dIS Artd 'ranke sass when those oat iii, Mel at tt'e weekni! Flastiing lights designed to tines J. C. Li4-'Cnth't, Seutiitiolt' ''We can have (twill back in lights go, lights which when ______________ :. protect school children a (WI) County road suwrimitendi,nt, f pt-ration in 10 minutes if they blinking warn misotorists tc slow :: busy crossings flickered out Friinke's boss, t'tiief I)t'puty sa)s lavender, whose down, people no longer know 'hail a dozen tIiiie'' since I)WIHI' :: i ol hlarrcll, iwnhs('d a letter uk'partiliL'nt is re-i;t.nsible for what to do, ''Twy just speed January to Lavender, requesting the uiiatntt-'nance, alter LX)T in- through there and say, well i tit, won' t operate, ha ven't county put Up (lie 1)1(1 signs in Sta lled the flashing signals your lights were not flashing,'' operated for tss't) days," said :iild1tiomi to oss Il the flashers. So l)U'l' guidelines say no added Franke. s.arui Ut-molt I' ranke IF tsht n flashers go signs nia> be ssuieiett n signs obtrut ling And Litender asked how I LUL'S.F F 1' Le ::: i they work (lucy are: a fine thing, imioved its to warn motorists. rt)ildwit.IL And "we follow DOT often flashers failed since Insurance compani es must ushut (hey don't work.'' Lavender called hlirru'll, told guidtdi,ies,'' h.i'vetider em- January, replied, "1 don't tend puLicie on Florida hcxnu,"i Because he's scared he asked him it was against I 101' i'iiu Ikitn'lIl% rI'ililmlili'ii knots C)' cover sinkhole ludoes at to replace the Departtiseni OF adttltienal charge etfectu. e 'umtisportatl nu IX)'i' warners Julie Insurance Conmu.ssiiti4-4-11)1 street signs which alert - . ..r I'S.im.as ,')'itli. ')'NU -zl 1110101 isl.s (lit-) are in a 211 misileper-h hour our OIl issuig zone A number of hull Permission 4-4- as deria. d base been hOdi 01 sesert a', i It ut Inig liiiii and some 1 0(X) " iLimAged when the grui.1z- d un i'tsildren who daily scurr ikrneath (hem plunged trio u rots 11t -i inford Middle S hed h idden znkhoI 11iII lilIppir C Itilil. titar) Iucl:sg an ujsijt, .1 a ..,ruund cqern big hi'&it> S( (hInt whose (1 Slal'ey who was in 1i,,i other in en trust. ' Those are the words of the President and yet, here In Senilnole County I am told by two elected officials ,, you don't have any right. nor any other editor, to ever be critical of the actions of the loca! councils and c'ouunisslons. And s,iii i-specially so with a name like I.I Julie wil Democratic National Chairman Robert S. Strau beats a hasty retreat nn hi', plans to involve the party in the Watergate clean-up. Ilti tl)di A_ - .,.:::::.: ' :::: :::: ----k. ~ W4_-j EU( ilARD NIXON - 'l accept It ` THE I'ENT\(()N : 7 -- sut)r(tinateon people ') zeal exceeded their judgment. any reason and who ma y have done Elirliclitii;1,1 are leaving un _t --- . (in them -f discounted the stt- lull ilttt'lltlllll "Ils'p llIt9Ifl to (k to implicate rr.cmbers of my i;lrl?r duities oi this 011b-t'.'' administration or other of. In explaining his stated igno- finaLs of the campai gn I ()ran'i' of the full ramifications 1111(1cc." 10 r J ',. ~~ , -__ 41,. -~- - __ __!_-_~-- I- ,:V! .1 _0 must now turn my ries in the press that appeared sthatt'y't'r iiiiprujwr activities ll'llt,' 1)0 lIlIplication of guiti. lIe "1 repeatedly asked the tilil' yet be discovered in con- said that is i matter for 11w conducting the inveIi,t5tion riection with this whole sordid Jullil-lal ss'stem to determine. ss beltwr there was ;:' (Ongrt!sS still insist that the investigation i-t'moved entirely from the executive L',llp PIlL' . Want Ads 1. I _. I hr%- rd the rept,rts I was gettins be cause I had faith in the rwrstms from whom I wait get. gi, nients to the press yesterday. Just continue to give me hell when you third. I'm wrong. I hope I ns worthy of your B$(ch." It AD- e. 7,:'y JOYCE WELL Dull I INC. ) and urger. tprnkler5 Water (Ofldit,rie,'. 372 46(3 If 1 ILLS S1lAKl'N l)I'.Sl' IL I' I ItFSlI)I'\ I IXO S I IFl)(,l to find the truth in the Watergate case, many branch. , . V. Vii POnle' Sell flli '''1er ,CCrIPd t.'i ''-1 c -tn-.,. a u35 I-,-0 'c •'i'''.., U,.Its l() the Watergate scandal while dedaring the guilty must "pay the penalty :. no reason to t'e tindictise ".1 LI 3)I; (EL) PUMP3 PPlNXLEp SYSTEMS AIltyandt,es •'wC rc'par and SCfvi(C " ority over all personal Con7attons,' Nixon said: "Wha tever may appear It, Guard for who "switched ratner than Fig lit I)e.- niiocra Is for President and joiners of the ollinultiet to i dent the President are willing It) take today' s offerings much the same as they flaunted their feelingson the day following the landslide election. ("me on John be gracio"z about it Just because there were those who earlier call."d you a ('(flhiflsufiist be.au,se you had the temerity to cite inFractions on the national seine -mind write about thetis is Well Drilling ' Ilt'Hs(, ...... 1w •,• fm 'cal ,bluC, • •- -. ads if. Son Welding tr,r 5. t.c' ,lErP Skrld,riçp P' fl 72] 6550 - " lfoti'-it' Democratic IA,acler Thi'iIri,H 1, ()',No-ill Jr of Massachusetts suggested 1(irIi;arthsn ask the deans of five of the nation's lea dng law schools to select a special '1 do not believe Congress or D IGEST V V S1t)iltt\ '•: X. Welding I. btl wondering if those localities ' ' - ' - 'I , . , Painting -.interior he .'eit 1sfit'd.' Use people will be satisfied with Use results of any investigation .Nilm-s' ni.vrioN to "the vital work before Signs "4tIfiaI5 LEACH ALUMlt,,,' rABRIrATION, 373475 .., , ,1 ,,., _,, , In this business, you learo to win a few, and lose a few, LIII 4 APPOINTMENTS Miller, the Republican nominee for vice president in 1964, and Rep. Shirley Chisholm, D.N.Y. I - Screen - ,'.- - Juiie's " I car fr iendlp act vI5 help 'C . l',l-tt'.l 6d Call - e " ;'t. ' ________________________________ ports Top workmanship a"II st"' c.stom mace rooms ,, ftulOq'r, Sul, COntri(t, (cy,cplq'tr HØij$p Plant a' [),,,^ • ___________________________ _ 11, ' , krmoaeping! Rooin. Acid. p,aitn, alt type's ut Cl?ntry Int,,r Iterior, Reasonable 377 :; ' ' ' t.' Concrete - - 51 5 last Maine; former Rep. William tLmbles from his loft) perch A.r.imal Haven halrd-rq Also Pet supplies 372 "m-t ., BUOCIT' I, HOME IMPROVEai.EeaTS Small lobs Wan'.l 377 1)31, 'Lake M.ir y ' V. . AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR - .------ pruned inc removed 0 0 CRABTREE,3;3d 1ff! 322-2611 ~ ' - the presidency must "take pri- house staff. H owever there were contintied calls for appointing it prosecutor t'itts no administration tit's- a suggestion offered by Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, I)- campaign When you surround yourself ° 15(0 CAMPING GE r. P (Jrn,'AND SELL IT P(,'-,., .',?ii /. CLASSIFIED AD Pet W tempts to clean up the White during my terms its president, tergate. ci(ice. I accept It.' sj _________________ iiiiiiiii ________ carried on by the administration I 'oi itrIo' (ru_si" Declaring that public faith ill adnunistration rnaks. burglary of DemocratiC' Nation- Lake Cleaning - thus ..çrS Landtcaprig Maintenance, Corn mercl.t 5. Residential (REASONABLE) CHARLES BELOW, 37'3.'2 1. ' .. leader.'' InitIal of $,%!(rn% F tee g,,ar 534 CI,?? iA - ir,., .i - CALL - n.r.iI .-. f''...i ..... Wanted RE 4,9'.ABLE RATES,-3fl 2322 ______ '' Drafting DELTONA __\ , - today is, '1 truly feel sorry for Nikon the man-not this country's rn.- - , Painting, Small repairs Also trOt-i Fencing WOOD - ALTAA4ONTE SPRINGS CASSELBERRY ,,,,,, Sell. Henry k Ilellinon, 1{-()kla agreed, not t)('IIPVP' ('origrs or the people will he satisfied with the results of any investigation carried on by the ';dministhis office, that I will do (ration," said Sen. Henry televerything in my power to enlnmn, it-Okla. "1 wouldn't be sure that the guilty are brought satisfied." to justice, and thut such abuses But Senate Democratic Lesid. are pu-4 ,ed fru.i' our pJItic'Cd 'r Nil . Mam,1cld .iid -lie nor I processes ;ial judicial srw a ado- Barely nine hours earlier, qu;ue III handle the \Vnterate i''ess Secretary Ronald I.. probe. Ziegler bins announced, on Nix. Richardson, a former U.S. atIufl'5 behalf, the resignations of torney and elected attorney fotv key administration fig. gen('r;ll of Massachusetts, was tires:'.Att. Geis, I(R hard C. put in imnitiediate charge of all Kluix.ienst, White House chief federal inquiries concerning of staff 11.11. hlaldoznan, priestWatergate. Nixon described ikistial assistant John I). Ehbins as ''a man of unimpearlickuian and White 1louse chable integrity and rigorously Counsel John W. Dean ill, high principle." Dean was fired; the o thers His voice husky and emotionresigned. at at times, Nixon acknowledgthe oril' new element dis- ed at the o,itcpt of his 24-minute Mr. Nixon. I'or Lawn Service j ' tJl' idle Greenwarel Firing 5W :stst.3fl(y ads it If W aCt' ,it.' SOP S CERAMICS Suppies. i It 0101Cr 1? S C'o.od 'Ttiursday 5 00 or - lFome Watergate The criticism was not stilled affair-I want the American laced chief executive said: "1 pledge I.' you tonight, from As much as liii tempted to 4-4-Tile otherwise, all i can say IAWN CAPE SPECIALISTS - __________________________________________ Improvements ', GEORGIA'S CERAMICS NO SUNDAY DELIVERY .. I i'". lIUtsid in the White house, Inc grins- , for i)Int a sis'cia Prosecutor frotis al ( ltiiuuttee headquarters in the Watergate here. to Design i-t ,; F '.t u G-. Buildings -- - ItAIP4P.,'I*I F IL Wrilnru,ita, n'•"- itself." liI;Ifllktt that Nixon himself flf Speaking from his Oval Office f Irrigation thot charges inevitably have raim-d A llLitiltXlr of Congress nsetn- ' Us John A S siski 3EPip.Aki GLASS 5. PAINT Co 21? f,gu, a 4. 7? "7.' rn-i Call C , fir President Vu34-4-S - CL Gkssi-Mirrors _____________________________ ____________________ _______________ arn Your Own Money By Delivering L ONG . 4 Floor Conmg Ceramics A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week -- - , - -- ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD in •n,J ' AGE 12 OR OVER 831-9993 , 6' lnsulat SANFORD _____________________________ HEATING * 'P CONDO We Clean Floor,! Carpets TIe TiOP, INC. 7pC,4 Sailord Ave 377 Iet'd:; Rialsonaibte pr ('4 Call t'9C ,O, F,t-q' Es? 27'2 0775 _______________ _______ Hagan BOYS AND GIRLS 322.2611 - 8 - ho will JO t hrotigh with wherever it leads and whoever is "w iIIVOIVPi(I " ers rirlulri'c Itlattt,rs arising out of the case" b,tul&t itichardson 'tccn that appropriate, But he pictured himself n the 4--Ictim, for nine months, of lies by trusted associates who, he said, convinced him no one in his adusinistration WflS involved PJL Fencing - BUIklOLiflg supervising prosecutot- in ___ - Attic Insulations . The lJeral(l vt -. an - -- i& (ii ira Before deCidt you SEE' AlumiflUrnuled Cos: nickels mor e -.---but iTI•STS galvanized by (I) Fr.e (itmate SENTRY FEPi 'E ')Oifl2 ' ' - E N lu Put,lit,hetl Every Sunday - . - Trade through Classified Appliances ,utit,lq' II 1-. -cu u' -'.f It ! ¶,r . Doberman PrnitPiq'r pup's. AKC. .c,-u Ca Champion lineage, terms lLiuLDlh3 31) o y available "Trepti" at Stud Call Z- -----3455710 BULLDOZER WORK i,a' rig lots0-jr 5pcstty' 373 1731 Free r, ,..àtier 3 S W99K1, mired breed Ph 372 *331. Lake Mary • -- Sell tlirt'r(1 FUll 'inc GE App,anc es Sanfora Electric (Of,uOhr,t 7577 Prb Orit, 72 S7 ---- 3 Dogs Redbone Pwsund, Walk'-r hOund, C.ermnan Shepherd Call aft" 7-3771327 Black I white Zenith TV , twin bed r,.ttr('. I springs, tables, case, chars See , Seminole. Lake Mary Or call 322 ________ - - ________________ Petsand Supplies - - Sa'e'o'ø - ______ CARROLL'S FURNITURE ______________________________ -- WILSON MAilER FURNITURE t'uy Sell trade 311313£. First S . 377 S472 GE GOP V MOB ILE HOMES 'rncn*ve 5200 Bbp bed & ma?trc,i, 120. 2 diaper 3437 Orlan do D bags. $1 50 to - rocking char Spaces AvaIlabl, Buy I A CampreAerniv. Real Estate Gai$e To Better Living Call us abgu, yur 'rr.ri reciji it is FENCE, er O 1 Dcl' Q.alhty. fast 5rv,Ce Call 373 )7 I uPNER FENCE CCMPANY _________________________ While 11(1(1St' and giving it to a Kletrithenst said lie resigned it, belleve that members (if my in a cause thc7 deeply believod man at the top must bear the by Nixon's address, although he people. I want you to know be- because of close ties to several administration were in any way to be right. re;fx)nssbilitv. That responsi- won general praise for his at- yond the shadow of a doubt that Ifldviduls implftisted lii Wainvolved, I received repeated i•!n any organization, th.' 1,illtv. therefore, bc-longs here, ') . Lifestyles 0,1111111111 Cen'ral Ar Condtoriing For Prpt eS'mt,'q lail Carl Hal'tt at 37? 1771 ' Rent Blue Lustre Electric Car pet !aTarnpoo,n for Jelly $I per day Mobile Homes - Equipment for Rent ________________ 64 Condition in g - An' its," President Nixon has "in any organization. tile - ; AN -T. . iiiiiiiiiiii SAND FILL FOR SALE. WE WILL DELIVER Call 3721779 3220051 at 1311222 . __________________________ - rwy general, "t o name a specinl isiiin-radio OUIIICOI's' on the i(')tlt day of his second term, Nixon said Mt)n(til) r*ight: 0/, A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! -- from the prosi'ctit or Addresisim~ a nationwide tele- I.,wrs of both parties have tie. have been the case I)efore 1446 k~`- I 1! CENTER k d Iration to the vit.*l work bell-it.' - Office Equipment 60 - I I rT 4 TOPS, made 1. repaired. vinyl or canvas Anytime, Bruce's Boat Tops, 637 671-4 Reasonable - Hear Ye! sVhle the Other s Talk. I'll Deliver , For The Car Of Your Choice, Call Me. Today i Mark P1pps 131 7700 Read I rlot,ed b' Nikon in hk ultirp.c assumed final re1ponslbility for (lie Watt'rgate scandal 4-4-bile declaring those criminally gullt y must pa' the penalty. k 1870 Lincoln Continen tal, vinyl top, I track tape, loaded . 323 1075 ,t' BOAT Ctrn-ient blocks, 30c each. Dresser large mirrOr, $16. Three Quarter ec, wring 1. mattress, 135. 'tabiq $6. 6- Venetian blina. $4 SO. Child car 1) V.'iter hose. I Venetian 31' blindS. 6' WnOouwbos, 15 322-144 F :)' 11 . - I Sen. .Ju'oh K. .liivits. It-N.Y., said Congress insist on taking the investigation away -- /11 1). 1 Alcort Sun FiPi 14' f.bpr('la3; Dacron sail, used t*iCP, 13 75 FIRM 323479$ S rrnCP Provincial living and dinIng room luite and accessories Portable black &whheTv Size 10 Mink Stole 323 M,6 JIM HUNT REALTY 1- f ief tiOtir S IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING Xhr 0,anforb k , tcPiwi table and I chars-135 Couch-1635 a piece end tabItS 123 Knitting machine--$ 1 23 Riding Lawn mower- W. 77hp JohnSon outboard motor-575 Call 373 0963 r l es I I. Percy, Itni's will Im- ell illilm-fled WASHINGTO N Try- tary iii Itfense Elliot I.. Rich'serious questions about the sat-red trust arid 1 urti deterSin ce Mardi Nixon said, Waing to turn tits shaken adinints- ardson, tits nominee for attor- Integrity of the White 110tMe Illined t o be worthy of (flat tergate Auis claimed far lo,f) 322 S961 Si CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS ROBSOPi MARINE 75? 7 Hwy *7 52 ho u 41111thority granted Secre- ft PtJIILC .L27tO E'.er 3 Maly 1-'a 7 P Al C,,.-r (i41,iy S 3. We buy of Sell one Of Ou Se.uId C on signments vriCOr'r 37? 5904 SANFORD AUCTION. hep 1792. Sanfor d. S I"UtNK ('i)ts1lElt By -, Ow tOM Rambi,"r Station Wagon Very 1)000 COridt on inSide and Out On $450 CISPI See at i( &arrston Drive Ph. 377 1467. Is's Auction 32111 Prce 10 Cents 61 Volkswagen sedan. rldto, heater, Stamps Coins /7 business tJPSALA ROAD - near golf course I COunTr" club I be1VOO'ni, 3 baths, large family room, central heat-I Sir carpet, fenced back yard I Other desirable 100tr, All for 976, 730 Present mtg., 5175 34 mo. Inc tarts I in; ticellern condition SHEETS 5C &7 SS tt 5t - Distributors i- i rack distributors Doing volume in $ track tapes Coll UI We have the right price f you Phone 643 S270 or 143 5771 '-'- - - 144 Triumph Borinewille. 650 buy and sell gold or Silver corns, contact us first We also buy boil,. 3lvC? CC.nt SEMINOLE COIN 11 :si 104 s% Itt 3 ,,, 373 435,? 71 Speed Bird, 15'S' arid trailer 40 Pitt electric Star? Johnion motor, 3 s t gallon tanks, ertinguisheIr, and anchor 5995 Sila Eoge*ooct C)c'vt, Orlando 795 7411 or LA Tape 8 Track ALUMINUM 277 Oranges-vaIci3s - 11 II Steury fibe"gLpss, Pull canvas & trailer ttCeil'flf Condition 319 5195, C.raessi, Gene,,. Reasonable IC ft GW InvadIf 55 tç C ?u arid tr$pe' i Satsuma Or 37'? 004.4 Bee Equipment EXCLUSIVE ti 3 becroom, 2 both CB home on cpep landscaped lOt c'c.ce loration only $71,500 Terms FOR SALE! --- N iNS Triumph Spit fire Corlvel'tibIe,. me"it tires , good Condition 3:7 7770 after S Motorcycles ¶44 5 nlkle per roil. iNS 3 54 5 , 14-fl) S or lI7i S proof cents f Si Tom's C"-. 73008 Alomi Ave Wint er Pork. Fla 32715. 10 in 6 p in MOnday through Saturday Ph 637 *335 Equipment SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS WeStern Wear. save at the Old (urr4, W riter Shop, 17 52. 1 mile at DeBar 3 D P[ 7 Bcdroomt lLlccc ?r'nCPi style home Large garar OX 377 r,13 0 Cr 327 At I t Boats £ Marine $5 For Sale Really, 322 1301 76.40 hiI*aihi A v e at 57 c Caul 322.2420 Anylime Sanfcrt C),JF Mi'j,i,, I. Sing Agent, -L7O I SM Pero Dr Miscellaneous 3234317 c1030, good condition, mii(lQe. 1700 321 1471. Three Seas sells CoinS, StImps, metal d.ttChor5, depr ession glass ruby red. W or ld War II tems and nostalgic items THREE SEAS 1D6 Canton A ve .. Winter Park Ph o4S 3015 , i'ser osn' P. t ,-ii . Pay ' Must ixon '? VW Factory at, AM FM %ier,., 11,000 t', I Ike "Cis Prvtt. sale Junk Cars Removed 78 Guilty 71 Ptyirouth 4 doOr. V I. power steerng. factory air, model Fury Ill ss,th 380 engine Extra clean, 79$ 24*5, or $34 4405 574 2633 after 5 Plus I ç FURNITURE & ANTIQUE S Top Dollar Paø ,5utiOn5 esee'y Friday Pitt'. 2 Z pm AA FURNITURE 1 AUCTtON 191)13 17 2, Longwood $35 7030 TtL(VOPiSETS175UP MILLERS 21 19 Orlando Drive. 32 0352 In..% , ' \,,J , work. $300 caSh 323 273% P,tarxI:rurd ufI"i,.1 ,ru3 Hart A 14AIt •rou. , ()'IAr':. '19S 6 10 4 Ir',,!' c TV- Radio- Stereo Gilmfl UL,tILS & in Reattcars Ma'tlano Country! In The A. i"rut (.il' Y) 3 U,'t 0 tv'n;(I sritliJtS IWO bedroom mobile hOme with titra large or,' bLIP' Ori Large iJtiJ? ii' (011:2'.Dnea 515 77 CASH 372 133 For used furniture. lppUbnct, tD-i15 etc Oct, 1 1 00 5 items Larr.t Ma-t 1t t AnCrd Ave Florida offic ia l confirmation-- - is 1967 Ford C.alasie, ned1 motor U Volt Auto 8a?U.rcs hi SS RE I L'S BODY SHOP *105 Sanford Aytyiti• - KIRBY --- - • ONE OF A KIND • Webtyfurniturearid mlscpIlariqjs 2i per:c'r :;'&t rrec pick ups Auction Saturday *,gpit 7 p m ,Sanfbrc, 327 7770 *i' Real Estate Wanted -- Tuesday, May 1.(S95'-\anford, 65th Year, No. 706 '(ip,5 Plymth Belvedere. 2 door NirdtOp, radio, helter, flew tires Ntis inspection sticker Only $p9$ SHELLEY USED CARS. 701 Fret-it-h Ave , 321 7*6.0. - v::. used machines MCONEY AR PLFA'iC(S, 3;3Cr k.v,mr..'a --- , Semite stihjvc't to bf - i"lllilt tti(IIK'I'tI by Sen Cha III , Autos for Sale that I JiJI iii a j)rftwrtlt or outside 1,11110- In his speech Ii) tilt, nat ion Monday night the President placed Elliot I, - Richardson, his nominee for attorney general. in charge oft he case but gave him authority to appeirit a specia I prosecutor if he I)('I j('5't,S one is IIt'P(lC(l, "I have a great deal of regard For Richardichardt;on said Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, I)-Maine. "Mil," Rut he is a mt'mher of the official family and I the Ufleflvial)le xtioii of having to decide whit other IllPillit)P)'S of tIll' family should he indicted." A Senate resolution ci ill in g on the 1res it tent ( 19'S 1 "lii loin' Sius' Sell 34-li tnancp I,'Ie OvCr fllymen? CM' 327 6431 lflytimC noi SPECIAL Washer I Dr,cr , lIege under warlanty 1723 Call $31 5170 . Ideal -- A..i. Horses 80 It) t)l'Iii1'h I i Ii Camno, dspeed, chrø,, m, radio, heater, new lfl su:r'tioe' 1*50 Ph 37) 9555 Pori A HorS.. gentle P'Ø Other like it' 71' Tradewinds Goodwuthuhidreri tr a vel ?r*.Iqr Thi fully self Ph 31') 1075 i3Ontiifled unit has individual ------ mtern styling. and it most isusulIfOf the individual looking Two Ponies ID- something unique Priced to " Can save you a lot of money n* WOl'ld Irasel, - seen at New P4 - y 17 52. N Fern Pars II') 68 Wanted to Buy mile 13 Of Dog Tract. Rd I IU C?I ,.4-4,i.,"fi('l u,',[LL 10 pr'&es pad, any .De-icIteOn 4441174 Winter Park 76 Auto Repairs Parts A cces sor ies PINEY WOODS BARN _________ THE BISON CO. 741$ 5 1, French Ave, Sanford Open S 7. days 377 5172 ?S74 Pa's Dr Y 2111 APtpr hOrS 3275214,7723991 32'74 37 66 Used Vacuum cleaners IS and up Sales Sets cc- and Repair REALTY lli.'4-wo Terms WOULD SAY. Frankl', Scarlet. I aoni give a darn," •'s a nice plate' Pied be 1aiinQ .iboijt thu ) tt'J-c,om, 2 bath withFlorida room near Mayfair Country Club $ ic,, on Greenbr,a,, a nd for Onl JOHNNY WALKER w.w M04 0 It' We' re gtln Spolti mired up With Phett _______ I Butser but they'd both agree or. itt HUNT ______________ ' A ES LW Irorutagq. or, Osc coP a Rd 11450 per acre 6 acres wOoded. 14 acres parlaIlty c tea red JM Ch,NuPit' p k%1,1, malt 'ema,, ' 'r Papeis 40 AnmI) Ha" fii)ir(,,rig, 337 575 1 Van Call be?w rem 9a m A nd S )Opm 373 CC OEPIT A vacation Travel Trailer c1,? te 11'. sleeps A, O M lights, S'dvC, turnact, poll with bolt k $30 P'uii .'c' 3 Day weeend, week 115 THE SPORTS SHOP Sanford Pi1a 33 t.1 ________ ar.i :)Mar soti urecru P'lict'caily new 5100 3271373 ____________ Swivel rocker, blue with green leaf de Blue vinyl sob. a. GE ft 6' scotct' c,lne ç,str.ps t ree 373 6752 11% L1%%I1 1:NuI-: L. K NI iJN issot'Ia(,•d I'tt's Writer ViSI U N( T( IN (All) Many r1H'tfltfl'rs of Congress say President Nixon should have toughened his prwnlst' to if101) III) the Watergate san(Ial by moving Inc invest igat ion entirely out (II tIit ex f't'tlt iVt! .on Trucks and Trailers '&S Dodge t trailer 55'. DIP contained . tuU tsuip0ed With awning. IPtepi P Ph 1356155 ______________________________ _______________________________________ Pets and &S - - 50 ACRES 334' frontage on San ford Ave S acres cleared, S acres WO od ed $35 (5(10 t1th5. Pica' 4r i.'u (Inn Q rOOm InC (It,r ttdltil.43 corner lot If John Spoiski I Camper; Travel Trailers 7S _____ Household Goods - - . Nu'A iai.. L Seminole, new i bedroom, 3 bath, ar excellent Schools. ca'petro. c entral ha. all appiianc. 1) r This NEWSPAPER does rl k ncutrrity accept HELP WANTED ADS tho? indicate preference based fror Cm PIOve't covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. More iritormalion may be bta,ned form the Wage Hour office atPm 309. Or Iando Prof Ctr 72 W. Lake Beauty Dr., P 0 BON 8074 A. Orlando, Fla 32806 telephone 211 4473 70 air. CelIpnt area 574.O0 Iermt il5 lrinP or 51 - bac i, or! 'iarket! i 377731a JOHNNY Water! Water! ' i i')'fp( irriC or. cAnAl , 3 bf'ciroo, larnuly room, heat and Qari,. Stemper Agency (vt Type ic',"tIIA"A. . rn*rliI t,r11 ,*nO r tpl0ij% wing room t*enect to large family room with t.'tpiace or. corner ,.of 4-39¼'lG Skit 'T..rrr,t strom Acreage Spring it ' Move Outside Time Pitic Ana ri awn tUnIure At Ig price Read The cip,t .ea act' "' CU1.iEp CMLt?M 2224991 P Ranch and Hwy SruPu 4 3PQ'GOm% 7' baths, Ireplace carpet. garage with a'rS A rea, nice Shade tttci 5.39500 Good 'Termi -i, - Lots - '5. tires, A I condition. Can be seen alter S o'clOck 713 Laurel Ave 327 510) Air Stream 1554, 77' lnttrfla?.OflI twin. completely equipped 116 NV -. after 7 %5 m RPduc,d'330 ft 4ó.r$ncpp,4 acres, italls and fenc es , huge utility N00 . 3 bedroom PlOuI.4 Janus Rr• $3400 hc,rrif !p ttum,pd Itrc C.? rij .13 Beautiful Homes C Lit?rirr So U b •FiC,uToc O.Pi 70 t$11 3a?Ofl 35 r I w!h tip Out NWt $3500 Call 377 s4-,3, Kingsberry ,474 50 iit'flPeri' IC') OtiOi. 5254 3235529 in Houses for Sale Richardson To Conduct - 19e9 Ford F 500 6 Cylinder 4 JOHNNY WALKER ST .JOHN'S REALTY CO. ftiO 78 for on niecd every WCdni'%dAP (Oawg P.,tchi ('tetler Act - O' - across from n,orc O' I rido Doo Track 5)1 11 wOOded ___- _i -_-_-- - -__ ; , > Mutorcycles --- -_ 14cdlt.I Thy 3 1eoroorn 1Qe lott Orarie c' as .o* as S pci øoen avbIIlbfe fc' ntp•ct IOfl Tern West on wt Virginia Ave from 17 53 to model home Magnolia Park SL'bdvtior Ding, City Call 504 753 47 o 305 131 6.300 ' C)C)ll UflJIf Prj ' t:i -C Woes pi 3 bqdrc,tr, '.c& hOtyip Auction New Brick Homes R r s.rI,,, ___ _ CJ1E kT IAA\AT 17 2 Ot14-1 MS 60151 41 P4 Pill rieaty compIrieø 3 tdrm 7 tiliP hØm Dii t 'aopro 3 bIOCtt bvrS1 Of 131P.ma i'wi Rijar,i 17 ' TPi(.t wtIi conhiructtj re,mr% art p..ctø i eil fat' • 71 SE PP Orlando 7034 bedroom Art Sansom F i. Crao, tt.jI?tIY Dayt 3fl73t7 4 RE çc& Q CRAIN REALTY S445 rPflc?5&ve P*tt Oiiyt, 3 117) •.*3fl735)22 - - - - - ' . ,. • . . . - . - .- , - ... -- - . -- -- - - '- - . u" ' - - - -( . '%- ."-".,-. 1. "_ - ' "-_' ---' .-- - ..' ' "' -' - ' * -, , CRO S ING GUARD ItI'..INOLI)Ii S RANKE ' :1 - Bulletin Ad "-- - t I public twisting Jan. 24. I'ultcies cuserwg proper tLizicae tu dweliuug s ii T. Persons or kss must be extemil ed to cover the houses and t' personal property conten t 0 MaIk> ordered that there tv 1k) additional charge until cx persemwe showed a need. The coverage wilt be to tb.' iune vteIit as other cc' tragess prusldt d In the pu kItt5 he said ('lrt'u.t Ih)tlitflts k ('ourt Judge altl o-b -.&!d that TriStati System-s Liw. mast fl.ost Its signs (runs sections of 1-4. The judge set siitui'e hw "*554I% e'tl h, June 1. �-- -- U-_-___- - __:_____._._. -=4 __.I__- I Tuesday , May L1973 __ ' Dare National Rebuffed On Pa Papers ' TrioalDue Hait Watergate ' 1111111111111 Firm ' Chairman Demo Governors v urn i Down I R part) CARL. P. LFURSDORF Ccui U in the Wakigae S . niuncti on - - - --.-..' .-, ''n. p I - pI 'I case. rea Szrauaa lTl('CUfl OT ;Ieain wiTh (I1nnjtum rtrr bq pemsal for rknwicratk nctlom --. ..LJITX)- WHIP. UJJ 10 (XUaUCISI this - prtIan" pkde to L _______________________________________________________ _____ ____________________________ 4'_ _____ __ ________ __ ____ __ had 15 rn;, ojtes .-.LWL).(I) lPuUR4 a NI Eii' peo bcttAm of the Watergate ors 'rj affair. their chairm.n. told rr1orIer Monday. Earlier In the of - W1fl Bumpers of Dale get to H) l.INI).-% Pit - 151'Il Assnclatetl i'rets Writer I.us AN;EI.I:s '11n Judge in the l'enh,IgIln P11lH'r trial was III IIIIIII)liIlCl' 11018)' c hethet he'll Still) htut' trial IIIIII Strauss rndcatod at a ncw ,,.A ' II RJM III %xvifcrcnce that he W;%S AFkJ off from the idea after talking to a number of -- l)ernncrattc givernors. Ir 1. Gov. Ordered For Waterqate Probe _________ _ r _________ a - Jimmy Carter of Ge. III'IllflTltI sworn II'StItlIIIlIV III 1151. filI'Iuicr LI S attorneys general .1 'S 411141 Illilt' 11(11 huh 'ii jI'iP.'iii Sill' links between tIll' trial untIl the WhOfli Strauss appointed tit) - S . Lit.'l LU1 II S ,- Li, '..Wt. '.tr - .. it I - - - - head an _________ . I - U and Exchange Commission were ordered Monday to prepare an order of permanent injunction against Dare To Be Great. __ - ____ - Inc. %., X__ ___ If r --w-'411111M X, - d . -Sc-. . • - ---- : • ____ - g igantic *_ 5_. -. - Ja ^---i . a u V 1 a 1 - . . jj - - iW . - 111 _ INVESTIGA1I0N CONTINUES IN SPRINGS FIRE .IJTHOR1TIES ARE still probing a Sunday afternoon Lzc a: Thc Springson SR4s4 near Longwood,where six blaze which did an estimated $150,000-$250,000 damage. Det. Robert Kunkler of the Seminole Counts' Sheriff's condominiums under construction were destroy-ed. Strauss pulled back, HIS statements that he considered a DfTae..,-nent said Monday that the fire was ca'used by a .settlement a RepuNican ad. gasoline explcion, mission of guilt helped kill the Forest City vo)unieer firemen are shown battling ti salL:r; a officers Ma ia __________________________ .uzihary will hold joint an- r*ivt'. rhnner iji be served at 7 p.m . with installation to follow at :3(1. Jack ling riffirer. insul Offrs of the post to be Bug . I I 0 -, - tntalled are Jack Grnnger. commander: Ed Woods. zor Id Vice ('OflUTikfldtt Rudy Car,, \ ,/ mack.j mander ; . \- %. ' I Hobert Dvsert, chaplain; Bill Paving Bill , - T,1L CIRCUIT COURT OF THE '-rY,cI&L CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE C )uhTy. FLORIDA ''CiBATE DIVISION I CASSELBERRY - A Moore,' three-year trustee; c; recommendation will bemadeJack Burns, two-yew' - -. .. . -.- . th.. D -,I ;it May-iin Dii tsfl U Ul LIY -. ' council tonight on tber the Chuck Dugan, adjutant; and Barrington, 'OD city $17,xl d' John . -- To be installed by u auxillar are Mars Bça Alk. . .. h. inaPt ii flL4.I) t'T' Legal Notice president; Fin Callmeriliterger chaplain; treaurer. Pearl wits reported at a council cracks developed in 1111 Al. to tie dacusaecj at the Notes workshop following the 7:30 (Ifbcu3l session is a report from ArR.IL3s,1r Gncr on the join: county-dues nit'etlng last week on intersectior, traffic' sipializaticm. The c'ounty government requested input from the iiunicipaIites on nlethod Of funding lrt;taIIntl(ri and m,iaintrr.;.ce signals at intersertions other than two state roads. On th e regular meeting agendai are the tsaterand e'we' ordinanc'es dii ed work session lut Wednesday night. However, it Is expected to be jinnotweed that preparatian has Sardord. i Calendar Ilils) .1 Sanford BPW Club, in- Dail% I.Aingwood JUt?Kt speaker Mrs. J. C. H.zzrold A. Mrinnes, Orange Pratt, Past president of F'FWC. cit3 Foj Ovuedu Ma S BDTRS Sanford Senior citizens Club Mr arId Mrs Tci to Busch Gardens - lctEve Rcitrrt Civic Center at 11:00 a.m. For RICtI.RTdSUIi a boy, Swdcrd infcrmaticin call -9l4B or 322. DU!ARG C1 Sanford: Peggj C. Shi'ck Me) Elijah nscni Siinliird S4'ruhcir t'utiiensFk'hlu Eturrt't 1 iictU4a luitui'ji Cliuia Tour Lu Anianda Mcnitgonier' Bus. Call 423-P141 fur reser- Mrs (iarks Mii and bce) Atrlmr McKenzie' WAflit J. p' Stejthanic Typit Me)' 1U Sürxi High SChOOl play 'Sp ---n h"er Anthokig," a ictuI auditorium P-rn., Esesenled "3 Advanced i'ama Clue in conjunction aith Coritempotar' Literature' ralss M' It FL i. caru)e9r) C. .. ______________ ILMh14D COUNTy PLSIP4I4IN& LND?ONING COMMISSION Notice Dl Public Hearing I . 1-C I ION NO 7) 1't C Will ii, t The Mat't*59t of 'TANLEY BOYD PARRISH and Qfl Mae Stallw--th John J. Vrzina Syivestei' Jackson William H. Bentun cimnavu1t. James B.. Askew, DeBIIT' Mictae] Goodman, DeBas' Hamson Benitter, DeRary WaLon E. Wik,, fleltena Vests Kay Harper, Lake M' Floyd E. Bennett. !.ae MOTUPI .. I arid a &no,,# I, Pott s . formerly 010 Ise NAME Sin SIAr Dc%'eIoprnt.rt, Inc. 615 coic"y co Stone Loke mo%ell before May 9Th. )!fl and tilt Itt' Late )-lc*elI Road. MafIarid, original wilt, the Clerk o thI$ Co.ri I IrØ5 r.thrr t)rfcrI' service on flit DESCRIPTION PetiInprs at'Orrtep or m 101 102. lort'I Brook, Sect 2A, Qua lity Sel ls 8 5cr uPwnnriAlrto fell , SO(V iT 'P PiP F C -',',, 'AC CI)OWLF TI _ : -- ',-_ -. - NAME Sun Star Development ' !lilt of " "'. 'I Oa t (if L PI 'I S. o. '. .. ,.rthUi H .'ttt1, Jr (un (II the' Circuit Case-i II, Mains- S lJs'uwv CI'fl Pt,bl,i Api-lI 17,74 14',y 1,4, 1973 I " 1973 at the west data tit SCm nol, County CoiirIhDttS,. Sanspi-ci. I ior.cta 41073 $lt,. 5 SAUCER. J$ United States M'stiaf MiDdle Dtttric' of Flcs.øa Thit pbh( tiu.?,ng will tie lipid an _____________________________ ' I a Irti ".T & HWY i121 322•3022 & M , ' - SIT 3 attractive styles....... halter, zip-front, V-neck. All acetate in great prints. Shorts with cuffed legs. Care-free summer styles are washable. Sizes- 10-16 ___ dQft $1 0 and apply rental NCR toward piircIiae L's, your Bankrn.'rIcarI or Matter ( harr stuax [2georgo *0 , II) Iii I0s-I.(Ois OIu&hC la Plies. Orloado 341.3431 - Lola County 353-6566 Cocoa 632-1242 Dayfeus I..cb 253.3202 S•vth $i.v*rd 2624376 - TIii,vIi 267.6559 myself thinking: 'Gosh, that's pretty good' instead of 'That, The ultimate in ought to knock her dead." "banking convenience', D1QZJrJ?iwC0UNTa Cunt Laude and Phi Beth Kappa, W1IiIL' it senior, his first published poem, "The Shark tt the Window," appearcd in a On Review. Sewarice B b0o graduate fellowship he earned year. ()()(11 1) Dickey taught at Rice Institute one year and then was back in uniform for Korea, Two Deposit and with draw years later he was back at Rice, ' ' t hen in Europe on a grant, then Instructorof English at the from your account,,. University of Florida. BY PHONE!! I) e I I v e r a ii c c '.t a s 7 Daysa published in the spring (if 19-40; Warrwr Bros. bought the movie Records Cie .i'tnIp County. IlOrit. either Dl you, VYay have againf said ANNUAL TAX 5t.steln the off i(tOf the CIefkoftp,, 1141ow 07 Circuit Court o' the ti'ite,ntP MAINTENANCE TAX Jical Circuit, Seminole Coup, 13a 94 Flolida. Prouate Division, ri the COuflho,it.r • Saflft)fØ, Florict,, ft •ØØ to the •rriovnt within l.a calendar fnofytfl from the time 0 Itt' first poblat. of thi5 tore-going th Pl of land in tht iq'4tytt' anti notice (act c$dim cit Olrnan3 mull PPflalt,et.schedule, at p' ov ided Up lw on lit in wr iting *no filed in duplicate d*liflQt't drainage ta,ej, ELECTION PROCLAMATION enc $tal, ttie Place of an Under •nD by v'f'!i.W Of CutliOflty post *ffte' address of 'tie airnlri together with a Df c9iortional, part of he (ost and l"penw's Dl fee' this Suit in me veiled as tht Mayor at Itit and mull be sworn to by the and • 'elSOnable aflorneys' toe' City of 5anforø. Fl.Ø$. I hteby claimant, hiS agent or attorney. or Plaittn'5 attorneys to be fixed by t.aII a Munichp.i Special Election to tht tame shall be void fl,'i C'.,vrt are suucnt to tie Ctifcwced Lw 'WIG throuat'ioui the Cdv Dl Dated., Santorti. F I*fidi. thiS Sm w. foreclosed in thit t 5a't'ti. loriDi. or ,tit ph coy co caw of April. 1973 May. 1973, for the app'maI or You ace hefrb, regjir , hl $ C S Daniel tvvek 24 Hotirs a day Student SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS I U 1 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Program Ar THE WINTER PARK MALL L .___j Initiated Students pounding the with the Clerk of tPi At (JtcLjlof of IIIIIIiiIIIIIII for literature led him to Vanderbilt , where he imraduated Magna laleHgPiwayt3•p,< less that onrt CveyCct to homes Pubisc , Afliling Mneliiiie W $'*-' 4OI4IIt'U (LI UIv IIOII igti Fighter Squadron cith which he flew 300 combat missions in th . Pacific. llctecn wartime missions, Dickey kept from being bored by reading; it was durine this time that he becaim' his Master's in one An Ordinance of the City Dl tiOwe5tylc Couri and to wi-vt a the COunty Commission Chambers IN TIlL CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1-'.(i$tant United Stales Attornp said Estate Copy therf on Plalntiff' of the Court House', Sanford, I IGHT tINTS JUDICIAL Cli "'10rn1'y to' Plaintiff Floritta. amending Or S WALLACE I DAyi5 lorrieys, whote name and atJ'e'st. Flpritl.. on May M. 1973. at 7 30 CL'IT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE _________________________ IL,I,I,Q, April 17, 7. Mat dinance leo w. City of Saf'Word. Wallace I Divi • Florida, sai d arranctmen, amending Attomnr for sa, Eaectno, 1 tv, u' • soon thereafter as COUNTY FLORIDA iL' 0tt' hrf tin, on a- before tht 9th 'S%lble dayDlMy, "fl.*ncifyo,aat0 tPrtaifl portns Dl Articie Ii and P0 Boa V1 CIVIL ACTION NO 73is So on or befor• said date taid Vlll of taidOrdinr Providing for OrIand. Florida Planning and Zoning In ic Adoption IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Ctimpl,rif *11 be taken as con I, N'.!. CrCitir cit Commtt,n 0istrict CommISsiOn Fstjl).ti .c I? :i I I. R( I L arc SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA t"it'-d 19 and Elec'Iuori Procedures for the Serninolt CCI%JI'!P. Flcifithi ..'.,T-I 1- i 1-I [l. I' IL )[ arid flit Cb,e sIled PROBATE DIVISION ND (let,a- p1 Commisslen,q's By .i B Williømi ___________________________ Court will Pi-ocoud to the Ontry 0 a In,, Estat, Of. final 'Wee C5 ID ,he above Zoning Director Said eiec?,'On ShII be he+d at the IN THE CIRCUIT Co ii RC)Gt R GERALD 19.h1£. •-IRØY * F I'T(, SR URT OF THE de%C.flbtd iar,*t, and sad respective Mun Publish May 1, 1973 tIfir y,ts-pttfur icipal Civic Center at Seminole £ I GM TEEN T H JUDICIAL oerceIsoI land a'11 b Sold Dec taG it ot; BouS,rd and 5anl,r A,icqije m DISTRICT. T(P kILL ti IN TO ALL CREDITORS AND ALL AND FOR Dl sad Court toe flOflPa inert Dl so CIty of Sanford. , iol. un Pi.t 0+0cc Ilt* 3) SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. am end PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS 01 the l4ws anti ondInan,t rtlltiflg SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING Woodland Park. Cola-ado eresi an Penart CIVIL ACTION NO 34SI-1 DEMANDS AG Al NST AND ZONING COMMISSION thtYn and the costs of this sait SAID et,ct,tan e now in force ensaiti Clii, .. u.s YOU AR £ NOT IF O tti' p (STATE ii'Ji% I I I WI. I [P 5, itt Itiding • 'Cisoflabip attorns,-,' 'Th. polls ut Niitit 04 PubIi Searing • 'liI0'1 for t.ttciPtcin ?C' tic"r ' • X k CL At,'I. I "ci 'a' t' pci,, - •I Pt"i'b OILY P( T. 1i ir Plaintiff's 1, he 4.''n ori 7uin Cu"r 'lOc). A M ,r,d au close at 7 i VOL')"' i-,i3O; LpiJvttin Di flit a't of I,s(.Ø by the Court •'icitr5 i..i.;.i,c a'tts '1i,i'ti It, ssrsen any fYii%.i.iifl will conduct a public o ccs P.M on said dale, -'-'vi- a cap, cit yOu,ir W',?Ien ciCum pt demand Which you, or rlor.oa. I hiraby appoint Mit F I If WITNESS WHEREOF, I hay, Plaintiff. hereunto set nip hand a aft 'ad S prosed Change' if zoning from I s' CONRAD, Pt-IiI,i,..,t .' S $hDfflfp, esIlte p4 kitty tt I itt. S P A S.nilr. Mt-i George 1 'Trailer Mpmt District 'P C 3 .'."oie' add'E'ss rt Inc North 'W. Cot-lain Lanai within s. District Day of Api-i,. )973 Wholesale' Cornnwcreal V deceased, late Pt Smino$, County. Mn J. Aliar.lIc. Mrs Grace H upon apict Onainay, lates for the t5e.tI '.' 97, (055f11tJ4'tty, F 10101 3271.11, Dii Floniøa, t the Curcuo JuDge's Court br,w 1.015 17tpugh W " Oad ,r. Mr Pet, Stiki,", MI'S 0 P year 1971 ha.. cv,i is...., n..., M' lath. 1913, and flit the , r,..,l,,., ... . t-. pm 'in. wic a,viun i, ntoaay rare. at recorded tuna f, tft,n. Mrt. "'uinal alt the clerk DI thit tOurt Jr, - ouSe at Santo.-cI. Flrri, within Lucille Pearson, Mr . $ in the PR *1 SemInole Cotaity. na.. C Iq I. of the -liii'; Iee'Ipnr se',',ct' on PetIt icjne'q I C ire i1 Court Pt-.illip 5i3 liIqldr ,flpflffi$ ti-Otti thtdaie Dl NOTICE TO DEFEND in 195 4, p 9 Btley. Mrs Ruby Me'nmet-ie. CO Stm,i, County-, Ficy,da .i'ta-tii'y 0' imm4O.pipf p i*iqirOf To all flit 'inst puhIsc*tiOn uf $P.*5 ,Sitice •, Cefvatieas ithec oe's Mrs Byr r* bed Mt't by Cecelia v EAten as or Ilit rithiw m Os-hull will be .IitWI* ev.d IntezesIed ID CALIM OR In ør H•WIC, OLMAND MUST t_.11i' Lien corner of $R t77 anti Avabona Drive Elam us lrsP.ctors Dl said election Deput 1 Clerk '-en'flSl tot tot Ihe raleif demanded Of Claim BE DULY swO&'N io I'NC FILED Upon anp Of the Lands S FOBERT W PEACy a'o t.r con,, of DcSanto RD.ac .ii titt Pt'lilicin IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have jp IN DUPiICATI ra'cu.1to MW fly tanØ s M.yr of Described Heresa' liii$.oubl,c hovring will be in Pl[k(( LI WS AND DOLAN YPItSLttItttnc1rnnaI,,e's.al p4 YOU Ott' Fd. rtt,i, John D that ftp Si,it 445, Plartfd Bvsiairtg the' City ut !.a"fa.'Ø FioriCo, •n lie County Commission Chambers '"i (ciu't iii April 121h. 197) L-AY.1 HOWELL WATER as isecu'ur of have of the' Court Mouse, Sanford, & 7% East R(.t.ut'i-, Strtpq tausedtobe a'ize'tihvre'tu the a ''i, Of RECLAMATION DISTRICT 11,15 Orlan, FIOrø FlOrida, On Ma y 73. 1973. ii 7 3(1 seal of sac City this 77th AftIlut H be:Ra'tn. 22$i at filed tt Complaint in Eli-by W File. Sr April, the 1973 P M. ur as soon thereafter as t_.tIoruieys Ia- Pli,'sIff t. (lets cii the' (out' 'WmedCoufttcittdel,,, Doceoupil (5 1,01 pmstiI, WARNING. It Martha 1 ,t,i, R0PERTY IN a-adage tdIf'5 *,1h mildeSt Planning ana Zoning Lee P Moa-, and ilPllCH rOu ARE 14T(k($JE0 '" penali lti'p 1114, upon Inc ka'ceIt Dl (n A Mayor Dl tfle Conim'.on lit ic' S (uid 5 tT IN THE ENCLOSED forth in e following 4 1hø P.A Seri',ittolt C-uurt, Fla-id Cit y th sturd. 0'Yi"t ID' Pisf'ttthflC DVERTISLMENT Attorneys ii 1.1w tneap9regreatJffl chtat *TT(51 By .1 B Williams lui Nurm SVh*#y I7; of LAKE HOWELL WATER AND 'nfee'elt AMC gionaIs,,p, Mairst ",o 12$3 Park Street H N 'amm. Jr. Zonme Dir.a..'iiWri. 111W ,118 3V0' R1(4Jy10pj DISTRICT Clearwaler. Fiat-ida 3I4 '555i1 'tliyt oa':et. of % ei y I, 1913 City ClarA iti$fi t. I),I Il. 24. M*p 1. L IVY) by V-rvvit'tn L Fry forth in April 34, &y 1, 1 1973 taid Complains, be PDl* DLP3 May I. 1913 ITS, SECPIYRY, - 'i' c-ppuImsr Such parethi fl 010'S? DIPi II.. PliIith IC H 4•, ,vt,,- P. T.J - . £rwI -, 'oflO*'ieg sth,cic,Iq, .0 wi CI 0 SS ...,-, LIGHT SOME FIRES IN PRINTED SIZZLER SETS! Re,,-,ding SJC 'w NCR A B rand ELECTRIC When Dickey returned from the War, his new passion for Less oil fhag! PO"'b" lying North tif 66, Page IV. p pavenient in search of swiuner employment may find that all important job when they check I-c' des t.iI ,alI-Qn t',, - to oa I'It vile aIt •$ciouI lean compat.I, out a nw program initiated by TV Sentinole COUflty. Funded by the federal governumient, the countc' no to provide work for tins youngsters between school years and others. Pay is $1.60 per hour for a nzazimuzii 234 Think you 'ari qualify A qulc'i check below qualifies you if you are one of the folk-wing,' -1)isadvantage1 yoi'ih 14.22 yeara (ill --Vietnam id disabled vetefans under 29 years Of lI)( - S let hovI.to.pr.g Ac-tu.,.- t I rot r,. Fa'tn AVE A DAYS DRIVING '.topp.ng Cenle','scceslon Pall P.. ..Icoa. S"E • 3 IinQI5 PSILIitcOtII$, The ?i,-c, Hong kong Swedish House • ,... rnr.gpc . A SPANKING NEW AND CRISP IN CAREFREE ACETATE PANT SETS DOLLAR, TOO! Bring the Entire Family -' ,i' i,e- r. Put, all l. ie ONLY 7OMIP4UIIS to DISNEY WORLD But bun ' vq fro'niiere ,z:z. It 1111ir . hours. As Low as .4 98 Per Week ichool. ' .~( .iiii'lloo - I 620 1110W Aspiar SET 1 0111111 111111,181 11$ rpe _l• r,'slv-' ---. ,,,, " f", - : - 1 / " 4" 01 11111 $41 Cool, comfortable acetate Beautiful solid and print tops Sp3rkling white Ottotuck pants. Choose horn severalgreat-looking styles. Available in sues: 10 18. / 14 11/ i i i i il l l l l l l lil il il il il I __ - t . '. - ' ' . - . - -..., . - 5ANFORD, FLA writing erotic love letters t Howell Road, MaOIand. nogo," and requirplt to file spy c1,mS and demanDs WniCh you. ci' , lItU1st utti storage slwd IIENT Vied his hand at writing. "At • first I spent most of iii time ",,:4 'lit 1, 1973 MAINTENANCE TAX Court PSayinig for the issuance of I'.li'i.' '-J1' 1,41 Letteri DI Adrn.nttfrtion, and bt-C hereby ?guirIC to flit yotjr .W THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ct'sa-pva Dl Ordinance Pip 11(19 '-I DELL W WHERRY . llr,D. DESCRIPTION LO'( 31A 15. eni 330 Ftr.cie. TrrØ Section. Phi yp Pat 35 P-40-C Recorøt 01 Seminole Ccr' I ,. ANNUAL TAX 59096 •,"ii-ntS Lornunancl ytiti In appear will %111 the prcie'rtp situate in .z• ill YOU' An'sw,'q or other"CI'fl,f101t' Cn' y, Ilot-ida, Orscrib.'d L.prll, AD 11" i-Lt'nw- or pli'atlinciwrttth, Cli-rADI 'i Lot I Block I). SANLANDO. ''t'fiicuit (oustI. Seminole Count,, THE BEAUTIFUL. SUBURB Virgil B Cankling ic.rdm,andw?ve.copythefof on '4flDO Si'c'.o,t. aCcording ID the Circuit Judge I'-' t.(iti't MII STANLEy 9 thereat rec or plat llOYD ded in Book). By - Lois B Walker l'l 1514 Sciitnoii- CDunt, 1'nues 55 ':. 64 t.? and 64 of the Dtpu'y Cli's Jail. Sanford, F lorida, On or before 1'Uttli( Recpt-i, of Sprniryiie County. ubl,tt May I i i'.. z the 11th Dat Of May 4.0.. 1913 I lOrudi at DubiiC outcry to the DE P5 V. I Ill - "i fiend ØV1d official f'.flPrSt CnO beSt bidOtr br c.atlt . ______ . .,- if If, (ivy Qf flit (,r(i? tuunl 4? lock liO'l on TIiu(0ly. Mp uharl . -. -, 0 ia 1322.3762 104 E . Comm crc Ia I I'; __ -1h ~P. 11 / so st d, $14 gw-~Jwz l 4 k. - ., oet I'Wift,., _________________________ seriously thterested tn literature'. Being a man whi likes to participate, he then s1cs 5451) ..fihur II Becsatt. ,r Clerk of hip Circuit Court OIP I SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION NaiictofPubIicHearing and west of Wile r C - p States Army Air Forces and 0 WITNESS my hand . , Court thu sIn dip MAINTENANCE 'ra fit -01 teat of thit n' March. 1971 Vie thtS Court &I Sanford. sem" County . FIOJI. thIs 36Th day of T he N -o4 Ic's 123 anti Lots 22 and 74. as recorded In ,he pta' of SIaia Colony (ornpanys Subdivision in P5 2. p 71, anti being in Sec 71 21 31 Further described as 1117 acres South of Mitchell Hammock Road A G E N C Y' -' ,,- After a year at ('lenison, flickey enlisted in the United Montgomery. I guess I started beini a writer the day 1 found f't At interested in words than tootball. He was a star back in hih school and on the freshman football squad at South default may be enlerr'd aançt yD,- X Pb1, RC(3-th c the ,e'brf Demandt'o in the Coon* w. I lor,Ø I pt'ttI.on ANNUAL TAX nfv Of hit Oul o 40thog,j2po LAppV1W1 the following desc ribed prDCWt1t / 'le Pa1• f)i,,, _________________________________________ ringing rhetorical flourish, but at the time Dic'key was less iirls back in Atlanta and PI&PRISM, P"Mnaef". alno the" itir Planning and Zoning Corn mission will conduct a public hearing ID consluer tecommonding • p'opote change of zon•r from A 1 Ag'icuf?urr to M 1 Ifldustril on dt't roved sessin rT*c1.atCly tPiereauIq.r, Ctt,,rwhe a Secorilt St'c"on, P:i 5o 15. Pg Psibiest, mov i to,i,3 tht I 0 906 #10 James Dickey was born in .i R oma iudgunen' may be entered it' Out Ye All Persons Having Claims 0 Demands Against Sa id Ethic CO(1tI,i' (1)fl the pf.tiC,fl ( 0,11111 I 110TWA question-answer Carolioa's Clemson ColJegc' 17.51 If rwth pittr(tDfl Pt 5 C Chatf ield Drv Deptaj Clefs STATE OF FLORIDA TO MARTHA MCP4EAL WATSON, anti ROBERT 0 MARKS cit the firm co THOMAS MCPIEAL, JR. whol, 5lt',M&H CO'EPI Mi.Rp5 resioenc, and address Is unknown. I STONE AND ALL OTHER Pt RSONS 1515 CPu. loser CONCERNED VOL.) ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED O'lanoc Florida 37$i tP.a' a Pr411.on has been flieØ in "Id I.IIIrr.I.,.. f I r''.o"ie JAMES HOC'S BRUTON. deceased C'(O A SPECk JR 01 SPEE P 1 SPE ER. PA ' INN I 55 AtioI'ntys t0' ..ad Estate ".PO'Ornf 113 Magnolia t,vflut NOTICE OF ACTION __ Sanforg. Florida 32771 cTI.I[ Di FLORIDA 10 Pvnlut A5r 74. Map 1 5 i I97 Poet suburb of Atlanta, Georgia, Feb.!, 1923. His lawyer father ' fl regularly read aloud to b011 11i tc 33 IvY) Ii, tht above' r'n'i'IeC Court, it' liii Itt)('Pi ttIi. ,ie' flue' ,in Florida I .:KARNS at 2:15 p.m. Lot l, Bio& E. Indi an Hills. UnI 3, PIt Book 4. Pace ci, PbI* Recort of onoi, nrøa ANNUAL TAX t057 MAINTENANCE TAX ut'$ W t-L 10%ur t entprec "March 30. County, ,l,Iaata4 t', Py James l)icke',, poet and rights and pd D ic k e y to do the thus the guitar, takes archery author, will give a reading at seret'npl:i. practice, lifts %%vights, jogs, or When Dickey is not writing or Seminole JunW College Suty 4, translates pi)ctry from lour or - 12-10 pm There ili be a t'idim r :iin: r';oliru, ,, h (RI' laiiiiiai:es DESCRIPTION ...'.i. •. IN i'L pq P1t,5RI&C,I '1 i5P,LY LlOYD PAki. '514 " So- mincole Famed 'I wnlflen Oefonsp thereto, if ant, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. NAME S 4. 1. En'erpriiij, Inc. 30 wlthm thirty (301 days after the li,' CU IT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. Park Like Circle. Orlando. I l0'ids FLORIDA oublication hereof. andIt.,y.. DESCRIPTION er upon petltionor's at',o,'n•, PROBATE DIVISION Iheof Parcel No II. 13 Ss acres PIUS CASE NO w'iose Ilame and bOdf,$5 are Tract C• less Tract "5" Hut:Pi.,. Jr.. Hu,chiSon. Leffiet- E s tate Pt Me PII'tCVI*rly Described it ' 0 DAPiu11. 4, Mrc$, Dust Office Drawer II, YIw' S of Lot 3. Section 17. It Diceay,t' Park Fulton Building, Sanfor d , IOwnstnp 21 South. Range 30 East. Fm,wiog 27771 I f you fail So to ft NOTICE TO CREDITORS By .15 Williams Inning 0 is. 0' 10,004 l09 4.0 PC'V ,i soc art her@ reasfS euepa, Clear i(•O V,t..l., 1*411905 P5CC ?.. - , G. Taylor Photo --- - ______ ICa Firm Dl SIGMAN COHEN MAR KS STONE, SuIe' ISIS. CIII. NAME T.'sta,'*nt •'- ro' I .5 LI I :'ir wE1 UNITED STATES DISTRICT IIC,P41ON. SYRSS( LISt. NEW COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF YCtI. 13701 FLORIDA OP LAN DO DIVISION 'IOU Llvf I'iLs'tIiY NOTIFIED COURT NO 73293 On C,, I'.4i14 p"D(s-t'CIno 10' c1't toIut.ot'f P. t'IILD : Ts.is i O AMER ILA. .. n".aut- ! sbCrtiIIIrdrng.in ? putt, "nIf,*,f$ vi AUDREY .. HUGHES ..,ui it , ri'cj*rd.ng vouu univ- rage Ip 0111145. Desentani - NOTICE 'It-Ni, 1' flOYD I'AI.I!,S mine OF SALE - Malice it P'reby gIven (It-CUlt Court in anti to' Seminole Ihtit PUSOCriI tO i F 'PiLL DECREE Covered Dish luncheon at noon VaUona. left of TirIkawilla Roac' 'TPiip,tj1it hoaningwillbep,r(dm the County Commtu.mn Chambers of f' Court HDUSC. Snforc1. lcin on Iidi . May 23 1973. at 7 Xl P M - or Sli, Soon Ilipreifter at possible Planning and Zoning Conimisiion Waiter L. Estes, flelton John L Martin, Geneva 14015 1. Scott, Genesi Sanford Womans' r1u AilsanUa t,. (100111, Lake Mary General Business MeIttirIg. lu bell J...Rke C1'ntcr at P am. on Greyhound tIec..iec 't. if Steak. ,r 10 An rc I tH BRUTOPI. 4Th day of Aou 1973 Seal' CWMP,totht IL 1 ANtI I'u.R&' IP'l WPsOs,E RE 1.101 NC I A ND MAILING Catherine Moritz. Deltorui stallatlon dinner, 7 p.m., House estate FurTh'r described as oei the South title of Dike Porno 1370 ti west 01 Clay H. Sutton. Casselberry L''I I N P OA I re Estate of jS.M5 MUG.- BRtJ'TDN, Ftot-t C. Fit'ce Fr ftwse'rena Fender, 4lw-c William Lackemi.c 'tier, 'ftw'' Genevieve C. Slonski, lieltons 'flKInias J. O'Mcar&i, Deltozui CaUierIIIe E. Cherry, l $14 THE CIRCUIT COURT WtOffiCtOf Iftp CIPTO of Iht Fe - C. Shuck Phyths C. Conies Katie M. Wynn .iannit Pietraiituni Janet M Carpenter j:!r-q1lf)Int- M. Whilleford, Sem no e SEMINOLE COuNTY, FLORIDA. rn tp It.- e0I.on CO (ANNIE HUN PICUIT. nee ('APiPJIE ADAMS. and Pi are ?5.OusredhO%$ ca,seWhy 'Tts' Planning and onsng Con rnt5,Dfl wI conducI a Public tiecring ID consider recommending a inoposrø change of zOning tratt 1. 1 AgnicuOure to R il Rcssoenti on tir following Oya,nlbCD prper?y In, £ 01 St '.O P4V, ' of Sec ç Willuulil W. Culp Sallie M. Baker AiuiJi A. Kirsctrner Mary Jo Richardson Gale B. Dennis, Chuluota &'ote sue Dennis, CIVIL ACTION NO 77*-( C.Iet'-A f CItCUII Court Caite'y. Florida. at liii OWICe lii flit pi . MU rIWnI?,, .r - Cecela V Ei.ern court hOtt 01 laid County at San As Isewlo' Of LaId rst?e Depu'p CinrI fare. Florma, within iz calendar s siarow A Ward i i Publitl'. Ai IC. 17. 7i. May 1 ie months trom The time of The fit-st WlNDt$1WEEDLE. PlAINt 5. D1O .51 publication of this notice T wo v.;0 S. W0)DMS.Pw Pt, cop'at of each cllim 01 demand IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE A'tc?i- '0 'hail be m writing. and shall Slate EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. tji Eat' Ifs-a England Avnt tht place ofrc%IdanC,and post c),fic, CUiT SEMINOLE Winter Par.. - Florida 3719 COUNTY Øress of the cla i mant, and shall be FLORIDA ru1 l, * ' ut0 _______________________ I att or ney and Such CIlim or NO IN 1st CIRCUIT CO.'RT. 11111 dt'rflind II IL tOdd Shall be void IC re Estate of JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. Ill AND FOR S Myrtic, M Morgan YPIOMA5 MCNEAL. also '.1 MINOL I COUNTY, FLORIDA. *1 100CUI0' L the Lim, f?ai McNeil. MJ1ØS not been completed and action Lands 1 .auster, ChuluttUs 1A Ill t*- dellivf-LI 4 rn o P.'IImt f- 'Altin Dalre Am wirver Part. Florida 13in Day to March. Wi) Hospital Pavement and the sideS of the ffliOut name of I rt AOptom t'L'T)bP 4.Dt 14 M3 1, 5 15 !'' ss-.ai Iii VOId White, STEEL TECH and sp,ai $ Intend to regisli'r 1110 name wilt the Clerk of IC C'cult Coin SemInole count,I I!.Da in accordanc e wITh the yc,vu.oto, O ?hp sciltout Plamst.!CICInt 'r w ,, ''IDn L5 C" 'Icir,d Staiifles 195' S Rajl P £,fltt 1'uut or M 1 ." of the buildings _ Catselltirrry. 1,rminvor counti . Florida under tPie fictitious name Dl (Ain blaze, and kept the fire from spreading to nearby voxIs Sheriff's Ma,tlanci. tOfV4fl a co Dl your written t?tpn Mountain Apartments I Ir. .ii* orlen 1 is UP JepI M Stoqtt MOunIr. &eOr$a 3v153 OECIIPTION Muras&o. AtIDIfWy for Petitioner, YOU ARE NOTIFIED IPat ire In' 101 . 317 1 a' Sanford Flor oc, w$th$t is P0 Drawer 7ii. Fr Park above narncc Pnitoei. JO ANN B 130 caet, -inndar momtii trom Dl and b y fling the original S&P4D(RLI,i , hat flpI a petition in secene section. Pial Book ic Pan,. To Ali Cr.dttorsand P,rs,. HavlRg F$or, hr tiV'.' jktOICOili of this ?)1lCe tht above t!yIØ Cou i to, the X. Pubic ecOrd$ of Spm.noe Chants or Dmadi Aaeast Said thfeof itt the Clerk of said coar [act clam or demand musi b lit Estateor befpre May 11th, 1973 adoption of the mni ishd named in Cn'nIb F lorida dmo IOi-Ø it duplic ate Othr a arfaun Will t You ana each VOL are mat peeItin, and you art torn ANNUAL YAK hair Inc piece of residence ano post viit,eo bed reou*rad to prep,nt ar aoamsl YJ OralUng saIO IPIIDn I7fldOd ID L1VC CDPP Dl )'OlJ ,l osct eddrris of 9t cIalmatt ano ctairmann WI'1'4E$I mi PianO and seas written 4rfeIThe, if ae. or RO MAINTENANCE T4X -'. mul! be' SWOI',I ' by Thi' CL5I!T.aT?! rflt'pr cit YOU. matpai..e against the Slid court a? Sartord, Florida. thu BERT 0 MAR AS. ESQUIRE. of The $10 e Pitt a,jf or aifarne. or thp taunt - The city dtcluted topsy o FICTITIOUS NAME of the materials 1w' U* un. Moone'hzui, resident: Kathy NCfltt •, I''rH VIIt 'tiC! I Ce" puii'emenl dour under an }lnwurd. twflup' 'ice president: Niapc r bnint a 43C Eflsl s Suit NC X't. agreement whereby the county Mw-san Eckerd, Junior s'iee f urnul" labor wid equi when the city buil thng refused to approve 0 ?V requ ired ID tOt arr .1. ri jn Demands wucpi -o.j. or . "rro1 you. ma y have ioara1,.,, - ull Court - Of the 15Th Judlt 5 . the county fcn- the Red Bug chairman Rd IF S - pa's wv.., In on 1ungalow Houlevard. just vvst of Airport louevard, early Monday morning. The Lake Mary Volunteer t 'ire I)epart nwnt resIxmde(I to t he 114 TIlE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND 114 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NAME FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIA.. CIRMr W A Don&tOSOn, ?OCP FLORIDA CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, Pthret 'Trol l. C%telbrrr1.j PROBATE DIVISION Na I3.31 FLORIDA Ili .0 P.S. B 501101 R ano th1 I snIinØ (ANNE MUNPi ICU 'TI NEE .10 ANN B .APiDERLIN. IC rtt?r name wIth ?hC ClarA VAPiPIE ADAMS PcI e.rt.r The Circuit NOT NOTICE TOCREDITCIRS Coun. Floreoa in accordance wITh TO -CLARENCE &R0(R ADAMS ANDREA k POTTS. f ormerly 0 ALL PERSONS HAVING 'ht P'tt.ont t RpOenc, Unn ANDREA SANERLIh C&IMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Na'ne Stat ut e , To We Section Yo We P*1'ry notified RIID0enI SAID ESTATE MS Forioa Statutct 1S7 WILLI&ME NOTICE OF SUIT White, quartermaster; Ben I Bennett. surgeon; George L 1' 11 L U-' ,ill untk It :iu ne'l ot- igtii Leg al a Notice Legal Notice - Y I MLiS!LLWHITE / ni 4j&7 FLAMES CONSUME TWO BUILDINGS _______________ Legal Notice FICTITITOUS NAME NOTICE SherrbyUtvp,?ta,I.m 'ObD. In P'1Ine1 ai o Li-mo. Srp. Si'nonoi, County, L[ 140 73 53-Ce ' .j Y.A _ ___ ceaking tinifrr oiltI. POOL OWNERSI hit' flE'frfLIP tohi flyrne on Monday that ElIstxtrgis psy. tA/F Ti/F ' . (- IlliltrIqI , Dr Lewis Fielding of lieverly 111111t. found lii Office $iiertPI.vturf. •sa' I to 'I iii-, rarI.4nrkcfl in Septt'nits'r 1971, all, •f.nt'e.f 50-IC It r.1, .a, Piliiiit101 ts'ttt, files Including 1'll1erg'.s 445.---' ' " - t'faft at,.a thrown about ti.' fliep kapo.i 1 I1 e 's. 5iitn.r t 4 0 • F 111111 It. late reception following the readin. __________________ __ Legal Notice - Legal Notice FIRE S4F - Sessi"'On ? MF - 'Gary Taylor Photo _____________________________ ___________________________ Ware Post 3(1050 and the pmit home on Coricrd mo1e' Sava: Red by Prt.'sulent Nixon campaign eonunitt'e to settle some $54 million in Democratic lawsuits tt ara,e out o the Watergate break-in and bugging. % I --I a A 011.0 -W \. I I ILers iviay i ti \ of Water. • .1; - -. - 4 I IMSI II II Ii-d. (PS' . -- Deputy Dave Hiake s.ii(l his depart ment is still trying to find the OV.1101, i_ - I 5 I':IIltorg's duel attorney, I,i fIll I'll liftifi ill, tIPIIiII miesi IItilt 0 (lIlt -salt' lit-string lif- string 1)4' I)f'hI wit It lit Iin'r AU y Gen. John N II '-bet I 111111 it irha ru (I K It'inIt i"n t .1114 dittlers 009 1111A_ - - f'iriil(i M,jj, )w3'itt JIMP District Crovernors were among the __ _____ - trilliow ll 11S. ('Ilurt .Iiiiigt' titt Ii) t'!1(' Oil ltttItIi(lllV that (lit' gII','t!rIlIlWIII 'S ri'sp• III'. lit his request for a Iltitnik,l III ('l'ttt igOtlItlI of it tl'IN II tl'(l llrI'Ok 10 III ;he 11111Ff' of I)aIliI'l I'll'.tls'rg's vchintrist nulti flit'his (k'LiMittfl Iii' Issurt'd ilttlIrJli'%''. fit I'll iIt'1t'fll;ItltS ElISIM'rf! :11111 inItIli 0) ItlissIl that Its' still is dlulsill. cring their rl'dlu('st fur it heat . ing with nreeIlt and fiiriiuer lIt- 4. ____ and successful fraud." I Watergate second in two weeks by the governor-, but thcre was no sign they were any lessenthu. Mastic about him than hen played a major role in et ung him the party chairman ,.' \ ___ &061641, VFW ~~/i Pp c tm • : respond to pretrial questions and the original nnp1aint after the tinpo'-arv iflJUnc'tions were ibtained outhning evils the securities acts arIntended to suppress. The9th(1S.Ciritc,urtofApfj 4 Ts - gate. He said he thought little of Strau.s' idea. But Carter also said the eke lion of the L)aUai lawyer as Democratic national chairman as one of the best things that had happened to the party in 'cars. Enterprises, Inc., Orlando, Fla., had failed to i; 'tR £n1II'II4II t,IPIIIIIIiItCe - prtLsan exploitation U. S. Dist. Court Judge Otto Skopil ruled the company was in violation c a temporary in• junction issued in August.. The SEC had asked for the permanent injunction, which would require the firm to register with the SEC any motivational course it sells 'hici feature the right to sell the courses as a 'iart of the purchase plan. In a default motion the SEC charged the firm and its parent organization, Glenn W. Turner - cnipaigr% effort In 1974, was of the chief voices at the rno' nfcn agais . krsrii c - ii n I - - g-1'-. -.., .'S I i U.S. Securities unpreeciented Demo. Iit liii, III IN, Ni XOII flhlItIiflI.9- tI fln q(rfJI (( IL WINTIR llffl Sties? U4. Hwy It Opon Daily a in. IV 10 P in Sun Noon to 1 P 01. PARK $01 N Orlando Ave Open Daily IV am. to 16 p rn Sun. II a-rn fo 7 p ni ORLANDO ParAwood Plata Shopping Or. Op.n Dilly 9 a.m. to If p.m. Sun ii am to 1 p.m. ORLANDO ORLANDO RasIland Shopping c,,. Open Dilly to a m. to it p.m Swi. II it in lo 7 p in - PIdIds Herndon Pleat Open Dilly tO a in. to IS p li Sun ii a m �4A—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, May 1. 1973 !P,r Sar,f,rcI Hpriht - The GatuenLanu Coke Box - __ Coke for a# wcasions. FOR HOME OR FARM I 6 Monday-Fndav 9 a.m. 2 - W410— Abandoned Unwanted Cars Hauled Off Your Cost SO.00 - I U*idwa,.. oiiis, 1 SNACK a 141110141 African Violets • 322-5752 Nelson Roses 0 ANIMAL HAVEN iioow rinst sv PH "i "" -- - KENNELS BOARDING *t Ut (mIMI pI PAK chicken, Fish or 07 Fries and roll. M&E Stort Buildinq Without Delay if its for Shrimp slow, French Cole 1% r Not do 295'r 1 C - - )k Gff 17 - ' - Sd - &S FrnhAvt t m to S'O( &. tc 4•OC Sanford Fveryhoiwt~ us buihlrng 4.c. n4th first qucsn thcv ask when planning a nstripetion job t "h 5Ofl can e get 11 your n- — - - m .- • •- -- - - ..••- itli H ,n,'n ta i than keep n iut.iiiet- nitni: iint1 1W I18 I11'1 tn IUI' hI •' tie% ji%II %flflhIl$)*t - - I'l I)1(flAI ift- r3l ~Rnt ~ - - - - Awnings Skirting • 30=;IILAI? AdW Wnrrn.incP,ip ruJ P/,1tArII; )IRS Urpth Av Ph 377 AUTO i on. from the hililtilli,, Carports - TI I V DEKLE'S(c..if E ill 0fill NO - NFEDS1 TO YOUR Screen Enclosures ' Patios WI trtor E. link. von mill Inie i1I your etnsion. trttn erl monthsMore they or nc honw taking he 'n the job. within two ks &1an lk iies PM h it lie ith rnnct instnicttoi tm 1-wig enough i ees -;u nt h 10 c L Ie nk on struction l 2 $ F re nch Ave Phone 322-9842 - CUSTOM BUILT In Our Handsl ;4 1Cal B. E. I I S The Fishing h ol e *. I All Foods Cooked in Peanut 0i for Phone Ahead 32-442 - - DS A IL Saturday P.M. fl 1tic'crfi, Mij I, '// - 4971 Leo PARTS )$ Fubicali f)//If J) And Accefilsorips - EQUIPMENT - ttti •i joh sin Ii 4isswted - 1104 0 0 40 Jim— till ---or-, hill Ulf,% soarinK prives is most %% elvolill. Downtown Sanfare (bilits, jewc1c(l br Rotile -326 1) one I'll. 165 3748 Kadvi up for Mortil Air siL: There's A New Wave About Town tj - Ltt. . Fite Tire Supply health, ..glowinghall. - - ____ - • trtritt in Un' 'ttiUth'n businiss us r'ri IIII niert-ual rt'niodettng. I 4nk kis - U' 1IItU ttirfl r U e & giaw Bimild Hall air : 2012 Frenthi Ave. 323-2â50 - TROR LINES STOCK Airporl Servuct Station A /LICE OF THE th - I - d Ed lis I I fl .1 IDOIkI ti Increase in the ppu1trity ol reinodeIin jobs n c ommerc ial prop dit - A. TX.1141, Large or Small Wash Your Own Rugs And Save a I - - - C - - 'M~ W*4 / - *e remain - CRU/TY7 PIZZA~~ lqw lqw Located next tot Pla za ThnatT'tInSto'rJ Plaza 11N the evening.1 FRE FR IGHT DAMAGED FURNITURE (''uedii Tractor several 41 1 , ______ _____ Trarto anu fluth1 1itiv sinrt it wild Harold Hall, AtIlt- ParLs are at, v-stabliahed 1`- Hall hia beer, =tuigrr 1,11TICO riunuit'r Pit added that thert firm witu a fine reputaflr. b!t long 11 :i lines ' 'F ('t)llllxtfl% is OFF UonIn1ord bETTER We havt- ttm- only II FREIGHT DAMAGEC) 11' handit rugs up to -Sanforlit Illis one crew Sandal OK~ $5 99 Fiber Glass SHOE-TREF. at SEPTIC TANKS Stronger Than Concrete W "We Do Perk Tests. Economical and easy to servke. FREE CAR WASH WITH THIS COUPON FOR IMMEDIATE INSTALlATION CALL 5- TACO CORPO thuuught bu y d I U s - F, E Link. 1XIII(firli: Offers Best Se/ect n -. ________________ NOLL J HWY 17-2 303 Launderette CASSELBE R CLIP THIS COUPON — - ' 303 Fnc Ave , LOViNG E ES - BLAIR KIT .uuiP :. SOO £ - k #,lot WWI, Mascara I.i... •'VU r :- : ' Clvueca Tractor The% wil AGENCY Yours for Just ____ C> 1 - tuivt twi men on th - road all .-.. attractive store is the MId Ufe 4 orthodpedic and front AUTO INSURANCE Ph =1 373(1 I, • Fe'Iuier - I Seeds F JDHInin,SrLtN T1;2 are Vt petabk Plant' W N EL HUNTS TUXEDO FEED to! Quoit . PHO E SIFORE- LAZA 323-3866 CDk SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. Phont 3 262 RN SUPPLI PH C 5523 LONGWOOD u Sanford,Fioride 'us to -. 3ii1i-__ - MR. A N.e' - wOShed VALE'S JUNIOR SHOELAND R ol 11 ii wrapped up 'ust br you in one neat package deal. We otter Vou price, readership, and oenefits Randy. He'll explain how benef Ji. YOU can r I), E ve,t, I'lurpolle - Jur A-Vor Sanford ancl emontiole County. We ..irry the finest and -1-ges* Parh onventalk in CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF ORLANDO INC S7A No-tti 'PAINT *WALLPAPER Islands Eact 'sln clot -, . V V —r shoe - I nw hof tie sal" primd tr,-Iuded 116,5W for mistruction S8.- clainied. CRUISES TO THE WEST INDIES CRUISES TO NASSAU U/ ' Jvtvvien- From or AL pldrl E CIJp children'-, Wit h first an d For Information or a Brochure Call atLoriw me metier ' mirwies These oslargh can set r our pulse racing. your head whirling. your e Quite like it, Call 645 zw d 0 COUrSi ST +RI- AT S E LUMBER P Co. a I thiul.igh bummer in - .- . 919 E. 2nd St. TER CHAR I 1 5 MA P T HA A UGL I F k A uwer Equipment S.aon , I , & STIAT TL you Every frittd. art• /(Ur or Better Living sO ' HP .1100% '.Oo' ,,' Sanford, Fla. TillS Months a a" A PERSON WITH A "STRONG MIND" Ok A "STRONG cant : CARPORTS —i 'i -' ------a_- ?'2 INSURANCE REPAIRS co logionco is reqvitod to 69 able to tionter the slate of hypnosis! - •' control. The subco'u then, literally, mole things hopp.n, and mall for you, own benefit. Thu. ion old soy.ng hypotii1 on idiot." It's truet A curtain amount of Intel' ACCePtID GARAGES iOcan Iter flit .sot.ofhypnoi;s hoe every right fob, hupp.n - FAMILY ROOM , ossms 4 TRADE IN111 1 - SPECIAL FACT OR FICTION? ft.i, svbconscioue mind to $*rie( Ph 322 6107 WIU." IS EASY TO HYPNOTISE. FACT- them Iii t •SIit -. - sc-, , slev'-ft wiwett clWVt .01.1 '; ~ 8 YARD—MA Stop in For Free Travel Planning - 0I1Inq ,,:1 • Wholesale Distributors - isTOIJGH. - NURSING extreme1ji, pilowd of thoifir ability to locus their srolife attention on a 01"219 tivavght ur Idea, ta that eimlysion of ull *Ise. thereby um-* -' Cruises, Tour, Airline Tickets At Official Rates Arrangements Mad.' For Church (rnsip, Ctuh or Orqun,zit.00 If It Flies, • Ap.ro , ____ 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients - VA Medicaid Out Patient Therapy HYPNOSIS - Vale ihIrI! gtt h Ifl *'Seventeen Magazine." 71KY co:'wu 121 z to rnaisia'au.es and are ri,,Aestly priced at $429"' RAVEL AGENCY - hose cJdyet, litilus fees totaled 16 billion I4ap',vy' AdS 114A Hwy. 17-92 (near car wash) DeRary 0,jewtoy.n Sanford ttitbt fasfiit,ri. Vale 'h tua tofiuru tutufuI swuime"r s%eight tijt ____________________________________________ catch is EDWARD'S HOES Shoeland MIX0 feature s T~- my males, Ph 323 2631 VOLUSIA STUDIO SanfordHerald Flocit., or R oll.. We Carl fie of ~ervice To You hh __________ W Music Uoju' ______________________________ 71)t repwi wms imued itol-hilt. a ' 1 10 Park Ave F'or IBA year L SMILE 668-6119 OR 668-8115 Pins Rings MERLE nORMnn COWETIC squaretoel sticks, arid ULY) attractive Jefferues hosier) in g vant'!) ( color s pilarres ' j dw but-likes plus costs such as perfect fit D Vale ' s The association sad housing ristructiuui land urniroeriient associateti corn !uIUU11 d'el unt suci as regui dnd o"thodj blIb baby 's shoe, through Children 's modeis, to mod footwear for the fashionconscioljs young store • Bracciets NecI 0 - -. M' SatUrClAyt IL Se.nkarik CARIBBEAN CRUISES - ,, ponr,g, or after days uf uicumbed lolling an bating There's nowt-t Phone r A.3 -6404 per cent (tton Orlando Avenue (winit., Part MAI111 7ttt, batilarrid another flOEi 31St 74 ______ 1) V, Make COME TO OUR WEW (4 115,000 000 for ii an hind miproseme'nt. tht 'Itierrare many sights worth AUTO P I be d -. UMMS it) tin Ve a tong Lje' Yes anc! Its fiP Ili- lieoriv AL- miles acrc= Nov, wag, this tur s",rr almost aim- LASS r ' nlultlplefariul) thtdllings Wt' built with d 'iatan sales IC _ - Openanp along thu ban. tonuc k S IF YOU NEED Viol welcome. 11(put for young gruin ft potlant wks Pre," said Sirs In addition, tht assmwuon Vale. -%ovI know better Lhdn wd, 42.5W housing units in to naest pointed. syntbetj( i'nestone iarlcI *ART SUPPLIES 0FF SANFORD " 1" 900"000 EMrings (Pierced CIn(j' Soherr, 4ndro the ocean ! t ' IS OPEN! 12 ' ir,,n 1,n,uul I/u Jl,rld "Acil"flOn could be but ever scientists ?t iflte'?e5tec If t1e w,iarn Bono. eriC Ocean whlct 2 % of SANFORD, Inc. W4 #ow, 10 the satim titne are designed and for the 167.000 singlefamily homes built in the state, I Ttit butence brined I3 r OUR NEW 20 FENCE, AWNING & CARPET - Horw. Care Item, L Mechanic on Duty 17-92 & Lake Mary Blvd. PHONE 321-3624 JJ(7Ø5au/ -A P)- 71* median prict to bu~ :: HARDWARE Screen Enclosures With Glass Or Vin I Wndows Sailing From Miami And Port Everglades _______ blI4Ir',1 Pvl Supplies Annuals C pm am Road S.rice £ - ior aD your offic. printing from $425 to $1300 71* babv shoes are char. children's slim store of her when baby outgrows Master Charge and his first pair of shoes you can all Ltle way to New York where Lhe tironzing - or silver or gold is beautifully done, Is Told $9095 - shin through wide. '°°" GESTETNER Stop by and see for yourselfVaic has Indeed aIish the corn lete get them bronzed through Vale's The tiny shoes are sent A4ea:an Ta g chain Saw 'tCLI,1 t) • Tuxedo Ploff Irne. are available at Vale's. as well as accessories as colorful "mod laces COiyct POICH INTO TtA*1OU$D..i I - highly recommended Station - • . ' VIVIANE WOODARD COSMETICS regular _________________________ Shoe care items, Including th AMOCO •1 cl - . ,&a. Slother The newest additon in . Ulu& Auto Tbaru suick-t WO; Wiwiesatt a retail par 1m auttn and light trucks Tht' McCulloch Ave - teen sizes. Orthopedic shoes are in red or white sizes rillit, top stocked in the store so three. c'cntplete ctuldren's shoe More." says betty VpJe, of customers do not have to wait Vale's Junuer Shoeland in weeks while the shoe of their liin'octd Pza, wte she choice is on order moved last October from TitusiUe. The other lines at Vales are WW ' - ' f oo*~ r hots iargt- tfw ramt. Oviedo 1ractn, will have th szzt' equipmentt right f or IIi' Job Then trathrs range Iron. huh tiorw- n1el 37 trnraepower guant FURNITURE SALE S Williams 0 .... -Mvidea * to !Stabllsh a It I Approved by the State of Florida dream mistructioti jot). call tile man ulm can lx- tin the job to Thc also carrot all kmd of sn harvesting equipnient c$ siiuuncr than von Brothers forage equipmew wathe in Snt' large eflOtJpIl ft lit- Apopka. For 11w good news of )m soon he can et s1artl on )uiur tractort Nev Holland two~ lint. 4V lb capacit% washer. vililell Drill-v justa few litin(Ired ytirils from his operation baw he also has men on jobs In Dellary an(I - ( 322.7195 Mrs Jun .ndvrsnn on ('urns Va/e' s Jr. Shoeland -• Smic. ,), r I,irik IL'('nstru('ts,)n IIIII .IIItIIIig dflflth'r ,q PLANS FOR A PARKI NG PAD B. E. LINK DjSCLTSSE, With George Dillard (r) and Jeff Knack fr'j 5'r 2619 F renc h Avenue 1700ill to 0- how-v of Nir. will P1Y iar iawt and gartler tractors A 1"08 present. o(vullied With putting do"n it parking pad if) the carrt of clot F, bill his operation I.-, by it,) - " i tuachiner% including Duetz. Alhi, Cluilmert trjirtar~ and P your appointment. 5Z (".ieth CIvuedo Slnvu I today for Vt hau p!n evt'rtthrn bu . * Parts and Ovircit, Tractor. %*Uean! waitirip for interested it, thl, kr%r . -4en"Im "I"wiger Ed j;,nd 'Itte pwd servity. you ex. located tw(, ntilet west of persam w fill Kpnned% had tWer, with Oviedrl rwrt k,%a J11-. Call '/2 rwuches. vegetabit trucl. farm - open during - cmptru itni n' general netic StQrn 8111 fltirds Cutout I rttr Titick ''' Such Jobs. While S. ) M Signs wtruln(t r Du a Serves All Farmers 41ir A ,) o Its mmer Gold Leal Ii Sti( So if votiare considering it f;i(-,-- A - "i 18 motiths or sit there n. : GOOD LIFE OR st I tilt £turor: - - A white While I ______ SE\RL . - bet-n In the business in Sanforil duce you to a heuursfu aveff •. 127 1141 ______________________________________________________ I Wrekdav% C4 P fn . 14aiIhjeeb - (corner French h 1251h) Feel 1 int. Let _*w ________________________ 25h1 S F ronch Avt - It's pan of the natur a] Ionk. - A •, -- V tdl, It, Whole 13411 W 11 E N 1310 EASY FINANCING -- - T R ADE IN - PICK UP and Call AC-105 MACHINE pr 0° iCMapnol j irley will want th-,M 4 Wvf/2LoNGW 1`104 831 7212 322-DUc Church St. 322-7029 LAWN MOW E R CUT UP STOCK SALES & SERVICE Lake fifoonrot t 4 P. Corner 26th Elm Beh i rod Adams Auto Peirts B.E. LINK Construction A PH.322-6963 Pan LKTWR"4AUNISTUTMU& "111LANGED 001 lifilleltilto 41114ows. Vihlen Road, Sanford Lewis Sales & Service 21 417 Country Club Rift, Ph. 312-Ine Sanford �-- 6A—The Sanford Herald - j -. Tuesday, May L1973 r 4v. w Hanoi Can't Take Over South---Yet ,:1- 0 that rvinnh .or*, t'ir. vilvili ....,, min am ...L. :.. . . -- In Ine avoid suluses? 77he reason, , lie in the difference of the Food production depends on maiky , variables, the chief of which is weather, Imsecticide.-r,, herbicides, fertilize rs and plant and animal science have reduced those variables for the income families, who constitute a majority of the peopk. a0eultural econemny from other segments . of th e economy. Farming has been family based a mass of in contrast with other major industries . Consider how few separate producers thert, are of oil, coal. . iiomnhi mtitI.i'it. I UI ISI tutu. comparisons showing their food costs are still weather still an dictate whether it will be a profitable orunprofitaNeyear ior him. Extreme wetness last 'ear reduced grain production: the un..ceson.able cold in earls spring is going to mean th at a lot of fruit m'Owers don't have -this year. relati%,ely . low in comparison with costs for inhabitants of other na tions, it is also un_I___.___1_tI .. ueri.anuanie inev Judge conclitjons on the basis - of their experience—not in com pa rison with people elsewhere—.-and this experience tells th em food is taking a bigger share of their stec'i, electric - M so about rising food msts and that something usually translates into calls increases product ivitv, while at the same It may be that some temporary controls— somethmg comparable to the meat price ceiling —mav be desirable for holding the line on other food items. }3owfver, we believe it should he strictlyshmi-term and removed as quickly as possible, because any long-term controls of food Prices could, Just as farm groups and 'rieulturc I)erent officials say, result in power, lumber, or even farm In spite of antitrust laws, these relatively few Th ere's been griping for years about farm subsidies Why should the government pay farmers not to grow produce" Why should the government pay farmers to foHov.- good conservaticrn practices and srorzsor resea rch that budget than it was a year ago, or five years ago. So, naturally there's a clamor for govern- future -.. Hanoi's top strategists arc aware of these tacis. tills IS clear , from- a careful analysis of reports out of North Viet. nam. ion rong arm to.yi. With a situation as hopeless s Usis nie, and with opins in Hanoi at nresent. Asian Coniniiinlst theory as developed h Man fse.tting and Ho Chi Minh catl for a slow nisilding of a base for victory at some future time. To accomplish this building. ',Nor three things: A safe supply line. preferably by sea 2 A .stockpile of weapons at strategic Spots. 3 An assortment of small bases for cqiutpping and train. ing underground operatives on the spot acquire a major %Vhai Hanoi must of ne'esslt do no s(pO In Cambodia for supplying its ut1ergroirnd in the rich rice delta of South Vietnam to holster its operations in that area, and a minor port in the northern area of south Vietnam to assist its build-up in the Hue and asso(Iate&1 regions The Cambodian port is h far more uui poilant. back In the recent history of the Vietnam war. If we Arwri)nsinSihanoiikvi1k in Cambodia i followed by anA,......A iiut'i'i'.0 uui can niocaoe ot inc entire .-anioiiiiu . ano s takeover of South Vietnam b guerrilla Operations Faster inv asion across the and t JL hanoi therefore must have the port back that once as called Sihanoukville if Ho Chi hfirth's successors are to producers can control production and prices to the point where their operations will be profitable in most years. They can avoid v ide . su-ings in prices, and in suppl%. In addition, mmt of these industries are unioni7c'd. so labor costs ar fixed by contract. time . GaS Rationiri9 • White House II \k Mt i1f1 slreeL'hing halt Nior lifltI tei t'twr t't'lI aihvscriit fuel ssicLs 1alIlrii Yet now tridus", ofwn is drin't want to impmv rnhn- rapd!y — including gasoline — bein blamed for being unable datnr nationwide 'sis regional gas rationing will tx .-- -. Lit PN1) N1('t' With the C'rnwtflr rzunrnrw Hut tw 1VT)1 ru1 1nret ten ihrih,!t.sr frI demand (or mort Iue1 to run nut the psibiItt regnns where cii lies he count.m. he says. tie believes, hnwever, that wnn'l meet motorists' Dr. s asprcsdent with fuel consumption up ' This is because agriculture is totally dii- A Whi:e House eneri mcnert Sit Lit (II % t. (1W At Press Freedoms - - masthead s the editorial "by-line" True, some newspapers do include the writers name or initials at the end of comment p eves- Most do not. ne decision, quite properly is that of management, which must he th e target of outrace and charges of bias or inaccuracy. The decision cannot be mandat ed by legislation, as is being attempt ed in the Rhode Island statehouse, wl,rii' the House of Representatives Is considering a bill 'c'tting fines up to $500 for failure to identify writers of newspaper or magazine editorais The measure is frivolous, but the Legislature still should be reminded that it is tugging at First Amendment freedoms, which alreadyare suffering strain C . hP iipralb anLuru TELEPHONE r2 78F) 831 9993 300 N F RE NCH AVE S ANF OR 0. F LA 327fl wr.ITFPL ritt-iw rd.. ----- flflV G'UiIlShr UJWY WAYNE 0 DOYL, E t&ht.rtniing Dirtor 5, Aocste PL(bIIther F RANK VOLTOL,NE General JOHN A. SPOLSKt - 1 A V I 0 A BR Y ANT Manac'ing Editor - - ' with a power Question of hthr tthtrI I'I Ih44I ryag LII should include the name of the writer is debated often and at length at seminars where the opinion writers gather to talk shop. And predominant feeling is that, since the editorial represents impersonal newspaper policy, it should be unsigned The newspaper w fUiLtflfl an predims ttWIW ii*1I ciowlirw rationing far autos at ' •I Ji II I LIIJIj Lth - in mi, EtO WI N I F R E 0 F C I E LOW HARRY CUSi-i ports Edil)! DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation T_ .it..N[ CASSELBEPR ' ROY GREEN - --- -- . • 4'- - - ' . -- ' - 4 --= - ~ 5tflX of ih "we have a power crisis coming (IT,." It, n,. tact "affluent" - — - ____ Ci-ARLES Soc .r' , (bin' suruptnclinibed rapudh lund,nfcnurse.sndtdthcuse'nl fue1 to pr-ducr thi uwr 'or heating, lighting and cooling America s cities and prnpellrn t'onsthr1t! growu1 llutonlotbile population. however, production of fuel and the search for flew fuel and power source's didn't keep up with i'(msuniptioru, Dr Ba!zhise'r iaffl in un tntvr'get "Then in the Late l96( there sudden)' was a national 1 ______________ ro ( Il fl ILLViNCENT,JR.. Aaff P-n1,Vf1fPtWr RALPHl1A Lamp Room Fo,-#-rfq1r RAY STEVENS 'i',. , - s " r I:,' icu It. P,',,: 5Elr's s: I - - OPw' Ma.' 12 eMnnie 6 Months, %l6 70 Postan Regji.ntc0n " pa'd in 'i''r'.i ,, ."1 'c of 110nio'd pros 12rnoi 53: that all rnai subsc '..pteon c'ass rnatlt.r Au;L)Y :': Florida 3777 1 ",, ii' ;s,irn o in, rnaIp'a) oe'ws U' adt'e'. ;-i! fhi e'd''ej' ' San'orc e1P'aIb ma be ep'oo,.,cec) in ant rninnn' 4(i,t *rtie'r jit' - n-i r- i 1h4' polO '.hpr t '1 Pie''. aid sflCleva1ji p Irrn rri$'wnsnb,e. for !.UC'P' rpp't*,(Ict(or ,iT u)nSstIt.reØ al' infninin; on 'Pw 4'is"ald nU;')'.spPI' nfl Ii tn; ti'iØ Ij, biin-iip' ''s ae. Pot0l ,w'b un el'.lr! ,u'.nj, V', f-* :f- ;1* , j',tu'O,' ' ' 'ii -' ' '.e $'ir' at 'M#,! jJ' ,'u n1it'c[*' i$ in.- L",:, lt,?%,vI'', It 'I. 4'',f' 'c" ''i' ''t('b eC t'.. ti.,,. '., .. ''* P.-ect . ' ,.. "' .f o . I t Li " ,, Herald Area Corresponderii Aflamonls Springs Verla So! le'. slack Community a' - 0 1 141... 0 32; S.i!t 835 (JS6 Caswiberr 'T4ngk'wd ('.a' Grciu" 11r F ern Perk F Etiales Goldenrod (asibo5 Ma' ilyn Go'-cic,n 53! 6V7fi Choluoti L:a 88kr 365 570' Lake Mor.r, 377 7*11 Detlona D,Bpri Gen,w. Oviedo (nlerpntie slavis F'w'e' "P F30 SrarLake I,: Os(ern Fri,fCitp '..' tJ BOeL LOn9*OOd An'." s ;e, ''-' ,.( 34' C..'t",t-'.'.,u.'. .:': Winter Spr.nç,i - • :;; :: ;1101provill 'Clolpq lly 11,101161 Arinms ) - - - . -- • - - w i'-. N'4 1*')4'i4f4t*t ' %-"#% "Ii The house t0dfl flifl took gh. tWO weeks alter Ii )tOtt $049 o Approve It but . I- 1. %;ithhold drinking And gamhung rights 18., 19lnil 20. wear 1tts "We're going In try our best to get the bill hack in the shape it was when we started." Tuck. or said. Hti1c ('onmittee tiirman . Murray dubbirt, D-Miallit. %aid !_there crc ample parlua. nientar l))flfllft' -ir,, availahh' f Ill*t'5 lii Ii'SUI 1t the drinking anti gambling - question despite the earlier deIii f Theker'* iiijt from • • FA: - Letters TALLAIIWEE, 11a. tAll) "if I hall dollp ,A hat miii k ai'eiis.'d of doing, i'iI be In Jail now," U flachehiler o Sarasota wrote in one Ill many letters Iov, 11cuhin ,skew haft reeeivril aheeiit it. t;v. TOII Ailai'i' un' letters have been running heas1) in favor 01 8 IIOIIM' seleCt eoniiiitttec's reenmlnt'n(hnhtnfl that i\daui be itiipeached For ,sing H ('onimeree Department oniploye to run his farin arid allnwInt $214,000 in Job elilpilt ntiins l"ort'-mc' lC(tt'IS hvi 1.44, ii',! IflI)o:I; IiIlI4flt, three (,'4 agiIiist it 41(ftl tiii' tk ut) pes11i1) on one side, Charlps litostaway of stimnierlield iiote: "Not Just son:ehiit ninny rcahi7e . ..a,.i.,. Tim . i.... .,v ... ecu csm'e the day he took llj 'c" ... .- .. . ., ,. . ___________ - \ Swelling ()it ilie other side, (Itarle.1li A. l'Iti-th lit sar.nxn(a iitoti': 'In WIVIII4' busIness 1w wnihl Is' fireti unil I think the cnic' cthnshnrds shoiilil np$d% II, rlr'ded o(FiIlfll' I __________ . A--k ___ - `111111111 _________ Muui Siiillh of l)estin seemed In agree '(hir h"P1' 111141 iilitrr OflCS, too) nN'(l (IS") wrntely to see *'vi(kIIl'C (lint ssniiewheri' someone ii Iniprel0ol lit keeping otir goverimirtit Free from grail '' -_qtmn_- - - - lieu ISIIAu• I (Inn to''''' iloItop wit', ;tW tter; ulsit riIl(i?e(l Akew'M slitti'tiient that Iiniwnehmrnt Is too severe. St'ii' iii tIii . (Wot I'AcIrAuft 01-1 vor')VI arc, tncffet't, saying that what hr did .2,.-_ Jfl uc c: :;. .-rPvtI're.lft)fl - - - -$ 1;. L ~~_ %IVV t IV ______ "you lot more than a smooth ride to make Ford Torino the best selling car the mid-s ze field. It took - A \ -Cw - a • • i in \ ck)ser you k)ok, the better we k)ok. The -- - __ __ __ ~ -- . - i - LL_L LLJ - .,, - L% 11 , .. ', \ \\ ' - 'I'' ' ()pt,oraI AU i y'' nads - '. \:'. r- \\ , "' t'u . - . t • - 't - I -, - ee Ourselves As Others See Us' . . ' - _-'----'- -_ -'-- .. ' ' , ' -' , i I,,, ., r , ,'' , r - - Li ,' ' -1 ".4 ' ' ' ,' - 11 a "i' 't of tile (rar. i - - - ' - - - . _..,, o' - - gToisno with n a sr-i ini CC? PICILJSd abo., luLLvy Deco' Pactae. _. 1P to B DO' OKLEV / - !, a i'c; ir.c1,e 'flGnr' ars for ncra*sed iurCUcr WGG etabiftty. Robber brAy/frame mounts Itic '.iii 408M[he asseeqer C 1'arTment !mm 'o.att 408M ws. And a cod sçtlrtg rul'iber-insWated Iron' osgaa5ion '1'L4t neips l?tfltfl'ftZ itotse and 1 4-1 . \. , I , . Is - '(I ,, - dual sr,fosse-i . -, ')'T I -. ' '(, j, . - -- ,- .t --_ ' - , 'X-. ', I ~ W_ln - Fro'I ci'ic bra k ol We stir.dm1 on Tci'no p.q . dic va'a ",::' r3ad vibration. Inside you'll Ibid s1ans&ve rom up front Pio* the hind of luxury you'd expect from "ih tiCie1 Iutcii'4i011VS. '' - - 1 - - L. - —_ • - ., - "40 -"-- '" - The ,,.. - —.'I :__ - - - ji .— '.' .r;ir w' e -- solid mid-size car FORD TORINO -- (ri' I JACK PROSSER FORD - Lake ., -.-W- 1% -.-- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~~~i,,--.EW 111 1111; , y Sanford Second In Nation Cable TV Wins Award First E o ts g r - _._. NEW \'(uJf Al' — Ne'ith.,' of j kids turned (flit to be a lawyer which is surprising, considertru the fart that they Spent their childhood drawing up krnhidable.,souriding legal documents. When they were feeling friend))- they would prepare elaborate wills, leaving one another all their carefully hoarded possessions, ranging from a butterfly impaled in a cigar box It a hall-eaten lollipop . But following an argument they would withdraw the largesse with nastily worded ct'didU. Not all their legal papers dealt with the eventual disposition of persona] property. Some were geared to the here and now. We had only one television set and each child was entitled to pick tin]f the programs ftr' their allotted joint viewing time, so a trade-off in thus department was common. The party of the first part wr.ulii guarantee certain advantages either nuuleruel or spiritual — to the party of the second part in exchange for TV privileges. Since Ciay was too young Lu Cruees the street alone she was dependent, on her older brother to take her to the ten-cent stunt' He generalh offered this service as an inducement, rather than resorting to money or durable goods for barter. The family archives hold this example of one ci the format _-,-. h.'tw,.,'n Lt-e',5!'.i S.I4LI LILIU £jVS* agreements exneul,.il old Brenn: "Gay agrees to: am Let Brent, see has baseball game from 8.30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Friday , Aug 23. Breton agrees to: ia Let Gay any program up to R3 P.m., same date; 'b'Takt Ga tottwstore'sSai,Aug. 24; c play 'Mick breaks scissors' twice with Gay; idu Let Gay read W comic inks Merchandise ownership was also transferred via unbreakable contracto such as this, duly signed and sealed at ages and 13: "Trade agreement enacted thus 14th da of May: Brenn, has given to Gay one pennant, the description of which follows. A red pennant, large, bearing the ward OKLAHOMA in large capital letters. Underneath these letters is "The Sooner State" in smaller capitals, and on the far left is a map of the sUik'. Length, approximately 7 inches. Gay hits given to Brerin two pennants. Descriptitxis follow. A small blur pennant with the lettering MOHAWK TRAIL and under that MASS on it, and ii picture of an Indian at the left Length. at-out nine' inches. 2 A small purple pennant, with the letters PETRIFIED CREATURES on it Underneath that, Warren, N.Y. it has a picture of a dinosaur at the left. Length, I incites," I still think the legal prim ,.or, ouple of likely prospc'cts SLW - '.,,'., ,,,. see - c-ur;' ,i 'lcqui'c sLp,% I'! medical ptThuuttel in the lung run. The existing shortage is rapidly on its win to elintinattun without it." They also ctmtentleej that it "not equitable" to give the highest training subsidies to per, who the highest paid pcolession, par. ticularly in light of the tact that there has been a surplus of qualified applicants for medical school f' Is nii' yrt, Based on Public health Service estiniates, the 5h4-tage of doctmi Of l96t was generally accepted to be roughl 50,000. "flic 1Y71 legi'thetioci will incrca we annual output of physicani beginning In 19Th, "The annual Ina-etnent itti as . at Il''tt',:-t it :1,'. ON DISTRICTING Ch nese Have a Bad Word for it - Y' Two Mental Patients R O LD Are Recaptured - -- - ' . - - Subsidies May Produce Surplus B I,. EDGAR PRINA ('opl;', Ntis Scrvlt't WASHINGTON Heavy federal subsidies nun soon produce a 'chronic sin plus" of physicians and an "eriormt'us overuse" of medical resources, according to two George Washington University economists. Ili a report written for the kmeric&ui Enterprise institute for Public Policy Research, Prof ('huirlesT, Stewart Jr., and Corazon M. Siddayao. a teaching fellow, aaied: "The evidence Is overwhelming [tuit the 3 billion subsidy legislated Ui 1971 tin the compr'ethensavr Manpower Training Act and Nurse 'hatnuig 't i is not rwrceua, u, SPECIAL CITY ELECTION - Too Many Medics - —— 1111"116. land To the Russians, the world Is a circle divided into -hy "73. Oicover afiv it's 0ow, In'' two halves, the capitalist camp and the Soviet camp saUerq 'ir in 'P's id-iizr. 1.' The Chinese see the world as a sandwich, with the : Soviets and the Americans representing the slices of bread which are putting the squeeze on the other socialist and indugtni.zl nations of the world. These images are suggested by German political scientist Dr. Klaus Mehnert, who is currently senior . * ;-,. A opi.' Optional eirt,ic no-ir rwndu* efellow at lb.' .r'ht'M •4 1r'f..'.....I l..I.... 6III4 sIsuIIaI iLrSmLSUflb 4L and real hut tP..i'l ri'OV CCi0Uts tionis itii!'biId -of majos con'pet' I;oet. (Twino FCPO OIVI3ICP4 HISTORIC MOVE SUCCESSFUL Columbia t'ev, fLj$ai ply eves on to. a $rnOOtP, stat'. '.de Itot do.sn't ohm( it) all models Europe and Japan have a still different view of the Altamonte Springs to Longwood's historical CENTRAL FLORIDA Society for Historic world, he told delegates to the recent 14th annual district where they will soon be placed in final Preservation plans to restore "Inside-Outside" conference of the Regional Council for international Education, held at the University of Akron , positions flanking restored Longwood hotel. house (foreground) and Bradlee-Melntyre Both Europeans and Japanese see the world as four Florida Power Corporation interupted electric mansion (background). Shown Sunday th rough lines converging to a point either at Europe or Japan. service to many south Seminole communities veil of temporarily drop d pe power and .m depending upon whether the viewer is European or power lines were moved to allow passage of as munication lines on SR 427 at SR 434, the Japanese -: Hwy 17.92 & Mary Blvd., Sanford the houses. houses, nearly a century old, were moved from And what is the U.S. view' The United States, says 4 Mehnei-t, sees the world basically as two triangles, a (Bob Lloyd Photo) 't' 'II CJU • LIIaII one. The three corners of the large triangle represent the , United States, the Soviet Union and China. At the rorneri of the small triangle are Japan, Europe and, again, th e United States order for the United States to be on both triangles, one e corner of the small and one corner of the large triangle's meet. This symbolizes that the United States is the only power communicating with all National Cable The 40O cable systems in the U.S. Association's Marketing other camps Hemispheres, sandwiches, 'lines, trian les, corners Television Association an. viere eligible for ff.c coveted Workshop. schmorners. When asked about htsfeelings flounced that Seminole marketing award and conTUESDAY MAY 8. 7 AM 7 PM, AT THE SANFORD CIVIC CENTER Cabk'vison Inc. of Sanford has If the professor were to ask the common man, he cluded that the Seminole ()fl receiving the award might find still another view of the world. WOfl 5t'Vwld place In the nation Alexander stated "This very system, which has been This fractious globe is really a \'o-Yo bobb;ng up and down for overall system marketing of graciously reflects our overall & necting customers the for only two command of those who like to think they've gut it by Sanford in the NCTA marketing effort to serve the residents of months was the recipient or one a string advertising and public relations of the three most sought after Sanford, Casselberry, Winter contest, according to Ed uiiarketing awards given to Springs and Longwocd with the Kaufman, director of public table systeuits in the United finest Cablevision service i relations !or the association. States, available Ili the nation," Seminole Cablevision, Inc. is Alexander, told The Herald Salesmen for the People's Republic of China will have -Kaufman reported that he a subsidiary company of that Seminole Cablevision's to do some cramming on the American vernacular if notified Seminole Cablevision's the' hope to sell a camera which they reportedly wou,d marketing director Joseph American Television and general manager, Thomas Like to export to this country, advises the United States Collins would ix on hand for (lie Communications Corp. of Alexander of th award. Trademark Assn. THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO VOTE FOR OR AGAINST A PROPOSED presentation of the award in Denver. Cot. Kaufman acde that over Pre'st'rit name of the camera White Elephant. In only two months of Dallas. Tex. on May 11 at the • AMENDMENT TO ]HE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, WHICH WOULD DIVIDE THE operation Se'ii,inole Cablevision has 2,000 customers iii Sanford CITY INTO FOUR SPECIFIC GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRICTS, AND RESTRICT EACH CANDIDATE out of a potential of 6,000 homes, which Is 50 per cer,t more than TO RESIDENCE IN HIS DISTRICT. BERR S W had been projected by coinpoter, In Winter Springs they have 200 customers and in Casselberry, Construction has been completed In the ColonCIJAT1AlIUO('IIEE, Fla. Mayor liroox Jones said the A QUOTE FROM THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT: "ONLY QUALIFIED VO1ERS OF nades, which will hookup to the - Two risers who escaped six Inmates overpowered a systeni shortly, according to from the stste mental hospital it, guard, took his keys and walked 1% THE CITY SHALL BE ELIGIBLE TO HOLD OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER AND MAYOR. IN Alexander. iere' recaptured early today in out of the hopIta l. ___________________ ________ Me grounds of the institution in ADDITION THERETO, IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE TO HOLD THE OFFKE OF COMMISSIONER, this Pan nandle town. 'L44_,,1 A fullsi-ale search was A COMMISSIONER MUST BE A BONA FIDE RESIDENT OF THE DISTRICT FOR WHICH HE IS launched Month)' after Ck'u ELECTED AT THE TIME HE TAKES OFFICE FOR WHICH HE IS ELECTED." 9aymond Kostenhauder, 31, (If Tampa, a convicted rapist, anl Dana E. Care)', 21, who has no rniiIna1 record, escaped to. with tow' other inmates IF YOU NEED FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT THIS PROPOSED -. The' otls'r four ,sere caught iiithuu minutes but police meoured woods and highways AMENDMENT, FEEL FREE TO CALL ANY ONE OF YOUR ELECTED CITY OFFICIAL S fur Kostenhauder who they dc. scribed as dangerous. -' 1' & j, - a'ru - CI1 'w•— , w' ;,tr cc 'uiwIi'il4rs to submit a copy 'ni 11w' sak's sertpt tint Isfe I ' -., it - A Mri'; - nen ?nl cfrnuiwI a rp )fl')4$H uitte,pijnlq I;, 'run k 't'iwij Infl long llmtnu; C Into- EDITORIALS .- - -::--- -- r .*( It"t" ) - - -- 1,11 slfly ff .- '-z---- -- B J(1'' STILLEY SUBSCRIPT ION RATES Wt"• 514 ?CMviiP -- \\ ', - li"et :.- nlsit the lull vik CA$ODlA .,. 1)L)!1 Fr'gn enn nturn It in Us original Isiyr q z .c 1ivc their uuilnils hintl Atilither bill, fly 111twif, lie. .'" — . ff their fragile nhn)nrIt - intact to ttrIi the 11011 tin Tallahassee. at least as auxi1iar lines of uppty. A non then, is what the jsrrnI battle for Cambodia is all about — acing with Sonic crucial rice areas arid riverroad routes into South Vietnam. Hanoi could probably care less about who controls the capital city and the cwernment of Cambodia, unless that controt affects the ports, the rice, the key rivers and roads With suppl routes Through Cambodia and some South Vietnamese ports in their hands, the North Vietnamese could afford to hold and wait, rebuilding their underground and military structure for a inor-ft opportune day sometime in the future after the United Stales has lost interest in the area . - U d It. kevp thow-w mider 21 out tit Flow. f("11, It ('1111111 911 11irs skew's ulosk. Ida hats and racing trn('ks. 11tit Ankew, a lWotalrr. tritt The .8ennie already has _____________ - Odd Turn Of Events Mecrn -& bin Askew's desk for signing "it %%Ill IV Clow. Init I lime th.ln'befniiivntcswh,n — voted the other iia lii't IImC Mid Rep I)on Tucker, Ii tinel 'fl.yetir.uItl 111e "qh- v" side 411 the chamher, led liv liaptisi Suln4ln %Alwol teacher James liethmin. _____ _____ Hm--some gold fillings here. a little bridge work there..' 'T15 WILL IAMS Confident - , veart, he riolnts nUt 11 nnw.'r hl. result was quick legislation, not well thought out, to clean up the' "Jr. water and land. "Si) nOW We have' laws poSing inmiense tochrisc,al problems fur industry. And at the same [IOU- Wt' trvlrq iii uigitre ('Ut if industry reasonably should have to spend so many billions to do so niucti cleaning up." 'itie protests uf en% irnnutntal groups, Dr. Bzilzhiser adds, tirnugtut nuclear energ plant corp5trUZtIt it and pas%'cr-produclng votes to restore the rights of drinking iin1 gambling bC1iW' '. next P days Dr. Richard E. Ftn)zhiser. Preiodcu1ts Of(ie of Science and Technnlog, Whosn Hmthese days kmerirar public, indusin' and tht ;n'ironrnt';Iu1ILct5 knOi what tht President is trying to. do in the Fields of energy and 4''OIflV. 5VS ii look back Into, LiWareflesi 'I'U)I'flWflt," The sponsi of a bill giving full rights of adulft'itNi Ill ev. i5II Lit- 1 • ,.s II ciii •I07( toL tire too ccistiv an operation, though there is considerable c'idence Hanoi will continue to use these ms1iLr roads iirv Ac%D,,I.I?e * I . i ' H itt __ North Vietnam could 5I) in the near future it Is unlikely the South — how- . cessfully achieve A maitam , . ever flagrantly Hanoi floodsithe Irtpet This conclusion assumes N)rth Vielnam s indee{i niounting a large-scale build-up both iithin and along the borders of South \'ietflflrn pi i,,kcw1..-,e. barring some tinfors"n donies iire t in the Sooth , the Viet Cong and North VietnanlCsC weak. and di% i,i(,d for a roolitical takeover in the neat, - for price controls, 0 -4 * r, n';,1, //;ij ' 'fl I his ,a ni ft,r ii llf,ralfl Votes To Pass WASHlN(TON NEAi - Stat. middle , 7 751 Backer ce abou t high food beca use for man Americans food is the higgest item in the famil-y budget. Ws is particularly true for the low and The Claims . . Controls W*111 It is understandMfl -- _______ RAY CROMLEY Concern Justified Nibbling - - f pliyslcuanb, instead of reaching 10,000 in 11180, as it would have without the 1971 legislation will reach 12,000," thu ec.'ununusts s8id. "This is i.ure than twice the annual increment u phyicians needed," AVVUrdlnE to the study for SEI, a nonpartisan, nonprofit, privately supported educational and research urganizatioii. prujeti.ions of riced given to Couirrss In 1971 "are already proving too conservative," For ez.ample, the number of physicians in 1972 was nutarly 13,000 tuighter that! eetrni.ited. '11w nurnuer of physicians, hai 11)Cfltased by 20,000 between '90k anti 1971. ". - - j J' - I' —11 LEE P. MOORE ~~ -LTTT1 I IV i7J 0 NIA, eans 1 column by 2 in hes. too s,n&lfor an ad to noticed or effective? 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('owan hail a hotti',,, tuf the' fifths brought wasn't about to let the siume triple a I single while l.ink hail vk'ta,ry to tIn' tilt! frani hung happetu Monday night a, a aloulale nn'i single. For t winners !t was ,John ' a tiie stnii of the Senunm.. Turf Club assistant nu'.flage?, William Co.irolly ts' the track 's revealed that ,ilthougb the Turf Club was In its initial season there would be nuiny top name drivers making appearltheS : duy fJflflt t4) th trark We expect m:rny of the top L'1U1, In Iuirncis rnraug to t. r.king stops here," said Coimofly. "We've hail verbal oriiirmatioris frxn fellows su 4 us Stunley Daneci, Dc)vin Miller, Hill Hnu4htn and .obi Stfllp3cn Jr. Just to name L 1 uattirg uiana enured in the John Ps OC'tor who as the Terrs Jones 135 and double elimination t't.rne3 at stale '1'cond lowest Ef". Dan lowpt of f'r4 319 Tinker Field whuth might spi.i pitcher ht'hind Vulenein s OtberpaLrtngsunty.)0g "ver tne, Sundh} it the losers Surin Wi.'ie ii expected to get fipefler ludt'c Ft asion I a s',ubbth"r 05 as t.uuIr. tarac4.t': (hr first r,uunal nod His runfl'r.u,, tul i.'kSt i2&.)i past y'rs to Ikiw ira it lui, h'cn rt'rord C(iV,,r5 eight starts and flIeOtiflg Diii0 Ill champ four CalInpIlte games with a 49 Manatee a27-10 fit 10 *.fla.; %fl U .1ICh r%,,.,_,,,.. 't .1 *.SiaØp4fl. *..i,,.,,, • • crown but finished In tht"iI 1k has quva un 42 hits and 31 23.14 a agai Plvisior IV 'irict, ,,,ius aait fi .280 avrt'uge rurs. orily ftvr of them earned WIflfl Maarni.flade South a40. nnd 1tnmiradc behind ME fiat a 0,.i RA. 1:tt P.m.: and thvaslo, Iu'lles w't fist. complete IV runner up Miami I)nth '1 inaght the first of 1o'se big name. will be showing t the 'Iurf Club with Miller 'hn according to Connolly has s filly 'iiu (dHL ask me L.e nazne f "!"'j 'tir ( thu horse," E!J Connally. ha Milk'r and Connoliy are "old friends." In fact. Connoli orked for Miller when the latter owned the Meadowlands rhich i. u.ct outsidr of Pittsburgh Pa.). When Miller sold the track in 1970 Coinolly left to work at Pocono Downs. And 'nity Miller has reacquired fur .1eadows Jwt ; (mt iP'i' - :' . .. SI...%., •4,. . , ... . -i -- •tfl ••~,• - -. "- -, '-.: '"" _______ - '' ,- ' , , ' . " '4 .' .' '' •,. * ,. ,, -. C11. All six legs of 11w pacmg and trotting triple crowns have tt'r won by the racing great. Career purse winnings have exceeded $6 millIun saud he 14th in the all4imc moneY Wiflfllflft list, d on the allCzr -'r vartnrai exceed 1,F00 and he's tinu: rsei wuuaerh lbt He aLso has driven 54 horses to their first t' ominut' mile. on The Grand Circuit and tuis tainet 1961. GrandCr la'i tlwpresidentUf the lt has won every major ract Top Drivers Coming Sinupscin, Jr., one of the top drivers an The tirand two uprsezarunces at the Seminole Turf Cluo .'rthwda night. Jr. the swth race Simpson wfli be' riding Jott. ircult, snnkc 4$tiuirl( Ilnrrnver and In tkit' ninth race, whlth n an open and vrft'rred ta'andinp Simpson '.rill ts guiiIrug Anson. The name Smu,aan is familiar in harness racuag since .uth;, Simpson Sr. having cIrWen l,4G7 wiru.ers during a ('zareer Uuat u, now in Its twa-light. The seiiaor Simpson also tuts driven 90 times where ins horse has bettered the two nilnute niark. Of those 71 have' been pers. e 1' _______ _____________ .. Victory __________ - - ..... tim •'' '"' ...... tec'orb. For 1IJ" are' not yet available but in l9'I 4 . I CI)( '"innaa' '')C) ie Liititi, Dtv,ii,, , — among the 50 rrnketi l'lurith* L't li.. W&is the number one- player few the Lyman girls 'it tsre v zays Vuin one while her freshman stiltel', Lan, only 14-yearsvi slot ffl 'i'rformed most capably rhaaIl2flflhTw doubles team utirag inthenumbe;oI;cAIotflthtrVent ii rruviaes - Eepoel's contrlbuians to the LYman tt'titte ti'a!iu. nert )ear should be felt ticavily. - Sports Digest ..- " , league. Seminole Junior 1 KNICKS and 1.akers begin their seven-game National Basketball Championship series S : tonight th in racing," . ' ' Won 114-102. • cub. , - . - . ' '- h' *. - chase - threw a three - KOf('4,ROTARY2 = dan, Not withou reison, a huE parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Ball, Jr., 301 Tangr) D'i'e, Sanford, watch their 6-foot-B, 301 pound on sign the contract, from the first three frames. Kevin Wright had two singles Phil Spake, Cot->' Tariton and while John Brody toos the other two base raps to complete the i:nal run ira the sixth frame. five-hit Chase atack, which capitalized on 11 Police defensive errors in the game for Champ ________ Favored 0 .IS%CE STE'EN5',oN ang Golden Suite 4-1 in house court advantage, and Associated SPortS Writer Western Conferenc.e playoff against Boston dunng the regu1k)S ANGELES (API series, which eed Wedo lar season they were fending champion Los Angeles day "1 guess you can say the law war rated a solid fs%JrUe to Unanirnousls' the Lakers of averages has caught up with beat the New 'tot-k l:aiickz preferred to meet New York in us," conunrnecJ Laker star again anl retain their National the finals. They would have the Jet-r West ftasketbajl Asnocia title in he thampionship series startirig tonight For the opening game at the Ftuiii before a ca',iacity crowd of 17,5(i5. (lit, Lakers Were Iitcd as four-point favorites and they were' 9-5 at Las Vegas and 8-5 in Iteno to win 11w series, A year ago Las Ar.geles beat New York four games to one- in that' finals, FuIl csted, Use Laket' have had sln'. Va'ednesda3' for injuries (I: Jim McMiUia and Ketth - Ericsur to heal, Sot!, risen prssrtzc'ed with the team on National League' Sundiss after the KnIcks had Arnerk'in Leal,'ur Et East upset Boston 94-75 to win the W, L. Pet. G,B. Eastern Cocrence omi 4.3. W. L Pet. GB. ew York 12 B .600 Baltwre 10 9 .5 Laker C'aach Bill Sharman Chicago ii B '579 L)etrofl h'.,l has club flight get st,th' Pittsburgh 10 10 .500 ' e 6 .571 1 Milwaukee i!.' Usit lung a layoff amid the I'Iudadelphua 9 9 .500 ________________ 500 2 Nirw York Laker iiere 9 10 .474 1 ' Peak in down- Mtriti'e-ii] H 4 Ckveland 9 12 .429 2 St. LOuis 3 15 .167 8 boston 7 10 .412 2' West San FrazKisc lB 6 .ThO CaseIberry ('menulati Chicago in s .e€ 13 6 .619 3 Kanats Ctty 13 8 M19 14 10 b83 4 ('-aiafonai 0 : MUUICSOta 9 8 .529 2 Atlanta bhc () 7 13 up.lad 0 13 .450 3 Sari Diego 7 5 .318 10 Texas 6 10 .375 4 Monday's Games Monday'i Games No games M.fheduk.d No ganses scheduled Tueitha) s (;ames lueida3's (aiunes L'l55a! City flusby 2- or Houston heu Ut aila. CASSELREIy riglit 1) at New York (Khi* Tit city deiphia (Canton 4-2k, N 1-2 or Kekich Sumrn,'rzet subais'fsin will nui 2-2), N N -- ' — - — Pu Pool . - per'nuig rebounds and bearing on Useteat of 11* series, full schedvie of swininuing named lndy rookie of 11w goal b1ed }'Cam' in W70, wali is fourths place' H'. Pet-foi'iiumce UUTW after CoIoel guard Rick Mount ftctiits;'5 zpraint.'d hm let! ankle ulter The Pldtried Wugram will 1971, but hasn't ix'n back sir.'e muack during grnne warmnuhnutes. because of epon&r corn- ups WsiLCT gan P&1 PTV uys tllitnieffls, "It was hthn iri) ICII theken, teen, adint, and famfuy play unki toda). each nth Houston at Philade1p N Cauciruwt at Yk N Montreal at Atlanta,, N Ntr St. Louj at ' Pll7h N at Francisc, troit (Fryman ), Oakland HO1WIis 3-i) at Milwaukee- tPUrSOflS 1-2), N Cleveland Streun 1.1) etMinnesoth Woan 1;, N Baltimore (Cue-kr 1-2) at CIILIIOflIia at Detl!, N Kara City at Nea' York. N Texas at Bobn, N --i-a.'-- 477J lOIt. & 3.1 BAT T USG (3$ •i bIts)—Faariy, cii. ss, Muni,on. ISV. ,,, ,, RUNS-atc. IC, Mayberr/, RUNS. 'q5$ 5, 7), Wynv, i-sIn, atC. 17,- O"s. XC, 17 RUNS BATTED lN-Maberrp. p.C. ii. Mrttcr". Cht, II HENRI MARCHANT -' Before 13,895 fans In time DOUIiLIS Roibs, a( HITS I uenlrt. SF, 34. Bci'idi, •. Sr o ts'Ic.,, cii.*. x'r..patrii., K0. iat "4 01.s, pc, 6 1RIPLES—f,! BrnMman, ').q, 3, DOUBLES- Ceden5i, Hf.', lO, Lion,is, SF, 1 giiiiit'. TRIPLES -M.ssidoa. S. 3 HOME RUNS Fi*1. Bin. 4; HOME RtJNS-5me,la Ph, , Sptkrs. Car, S M.'ton, C1i,6 STOL(IV BAS 5—Nu.f, O.k L Wynn, Hf.'. .T'iLIU OA( Muit,la.l, . STRIV(OUTT, -N RyIn, 'I S" c Perry, (Is', 35 atoosman, U's'. 'n '.cee. mci, Biil,eao.,n, O,i, 40, I.UQ0. 27$ STU,KI,OUTS 'CarRn, SV?,, LA, 36 All told, the le*sd changed hands 20 times, ,,, ii C.d.no. Hfn, Ak,mar. Cal.4, Pafek, XC, I PITCHINO (3 t).c,eiun$i- Pool. PITCHING (3 f).a.aon. I'i. 30 I'.3.04. Coi..nar,. Oil, tipped in a field goal to tie the haree Jtuz4ans foul out, one tJ.u.A. player fo,il out, smother thrown o'it and Cousy get ' cherged with a technical foul (or oveI'z.ealous objeetioris, -p 10 YR. . BROOKFORD 10 YR. HEDGESBUTLER _______ -4-' _____ to.,,, "" _______ ___ _____ .410, MR. ED. 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Associated Press Sports Writer dared through an interpreter, legiate Player of the Year time "Sw en Nater is a dirty player," past two seasons, missed the SAN DIEGO tAPi — 'I'rnu an and he nuiade nusotions with hula second game because of a knee -i1d alley fighter but I vaunt elbow, injury suffered tn the first one. equal muscle," declared Coach The Rw.slaras had just beaten IlLs UCLA understudy, Nater, Hot.' Cousy of the u.S. national the Yanks, 78-76 In the se'ond was the starter in San Diego. teani after Russia squared their game in their serlea of six after Cousy fumed again, "It's or By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NATIONAL LEAGUE NPIOOI $MLJA uiisa U(anus ''. uanua w WI UI *131 ' &" . lUAlU-T1uIOE1 'a UIU ThU - 1001,1 2.88 f _ - ____ GlIBlY GIN ST. tIGER ' 2" In Hectic 78 - 76 Win 5y THE A$')C(ATLO PRESS AMERICAN LE.IGUE 499 ..— I - , - The teanut head for Albu. taai IMP. 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KY. ___ ___ $Tca 1"4 GRAND DAD 314 '°'" 3i99 STU _____ 3 QUARTS 17 ThrWwe u RRWIITUIWJ S BRANDY (ii aIls Otmitu, '.'rstlonal Basketball As ALMADEN ______ REAL ' ________________ _________________ p QJA -' ' SOtTLi0 1$ %COftAND B RANDY - - FRUIT 5.995TH RUM .. 713(41 BENEDICTINE SOVEREIGN Ii: sociatjo club declared he 47" tAN ST' S ' JOSI COSTS S - Va",,' ANDRI (OLD DUCK ser.es in a rough basketball the opener In lAin Angeles went ganhzed riiayhenj, under the battle. to the Aziuerica convincingly, baiket. Outside fouls are called On the other hand, RussIa's 83.05. closely, but the criterion under the basket seems to tic blood," '(be cccli of Lime Kansas City- • saw uo:ca . ____ WHITE EWARS ,,.,, .'7'7' J. I.. r MARYLY'S esi CILAW 5,41 I 2i U5 J . nri, -.,,. QUART WINDSOR I I BARCLAY GIN1 I CORONET BRANDY I OTCfl_6'9j QUART 4691 SI...".l' MW..,, $1 3C0TCH4589 CANADIANIL4J 3591 QUART I -""-" " LAPEL W .!M ' _____________ LE IUYS BY ThtCAOAD AIIOT1 5*Y!IöG IS YOURS 10 YR. 3.99QUAIT - ' ! IflflffiflfU 5 tf, SILAS I'IOWE MACDONALD FOUR ROSES _______ SANDY sas't KOTCii _____ ' KOR.auo l j.rIS LEWIS "66" I '4 H.1Ie. Mn. 3 Wednesday's Games ('ievt'tntd at Minnesota, Sa1UUIUn at Chicago, N Softball .1 ' as their 10 hIt innings. Smith took the win with and Mike Bow°s each had a Billy MIller all doubled for II strikeouts and eight walks, pair of .mgles for the wumt,r5, Famous Recipe, which had ,hik' the loss was charged to Larry Helman doubled, while eight hits in the game. Dave hil Spake, who started and William Behrens, Ray Bronson, Scott, DavId Howe and Rufus Preston Ogeisby, Lloyd Tm-ncr also singled. (as tagged for three t-U.IS Opens Soon u *11.21% w .. O[FSCHMIDT ______ , ______ ___ '°" _______ 1M vatigi the third and both teams went singles, Ed Siemer, a shigle and pitcner, Rick Galloway. down scoreless in the next two doubie, while Billy Westpnali Alan Bury, Andy Rufus and Leaaue - .., .. '.—_, :e' ' e' s" a (el's, 144, I ' *, Sl II .14 14'u . • —, - ., O4) 4,1 — __________________________________________ — 04*105 "VII!0 IKGI -...t ,, C IS", v*s.n*u vooi VtI2 ' . i ,a '* CERTIHW M 4. f.' 'ANY PIANO' ANY''w" 06151 'ANY TiME 4$t RUM 1\ML ED KY scoring 10 big runs and holding Jasper Allnian three six hits Wayne Fakess tripled, while the Police nine scoreless for a and had tw runs scored off Ins DDfl Rcbuiison doabled and a 13-2 lead, Frou'i there on, it was arm for the win1, while of singles from Bob Hood aadernuc as to how many the Thcntas took the i')SS, going the and Don Harvey, as well as a Chase team would score, distance, final hit from John Jones paced Chase outscored Police 3-1 in George DePalmes- had three the WiflruIn', attack on Recipe's Malor 1' J PR. GIN FAMOUS RECIPE 7 VJ5 ,.. r' KS" $'5 • -j t4,L.. ABC 5.99 NIl , LAKEMONROEIN11 _ ' , ' i kTAIL LUNGE. wwis ro. us *yga sio L.a WII I - IRU2i ' -' HARYIY,, (JJ HIGHLAND ______ 4i J $IT ICLAL$ W ". '"-: vani you. sisutamut $IW$Wi54II . to.,, FLEISC'MANN ROYAL DELUXE their toll in the next inning, action. , - ''" iv' _____________ _____ singled to pace the Famous The first inning started off David Golloher hornet-ed and Recipe attack, which came on almost even as Chase took three hit two doubles and a single to with five runs In the last four runs in the top half of that pace a 15-hit, 20-run Clark and innings, but could not erase a frame and the PoLice added hlti't mauling of the Outlaws III big 10-run Inn advantage two. However, the errors took Sanhrd Men's Softball League forged in the first three frames, - — J & B RARE . N GIN Russia Evens Series • "p Il,I$4l - i.. i' *11 '1 101 6110w •1 r"c L$..-1 IMP.CA*ANA* 3911 (Ms TO IPS 1 ,I AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPiRITS DAUR ' _____ _______________ WISER 10 YR. s. LIS II'., 6 YR. . attack was enough to put thena ahead from the start, Ruddy Ztuniupf tripled and CLAIIK& IIIRT2O OUTLAWS 7. t L.1 ML ED KY. ___ ________ singles fat- Police, while John the KofC nine take a 10 lead in tripled and singled to pace Lake Doyle and David Bernosky both the first and them a 3-2 rrark in Monroe Inn to an 11-7 win over singled and Ted Miller added the third before adding their Famous Recipe in other Men's -- CANADIAN WLANI IMP the Police were unable to acId IIIISCUCS helped pave the Knights' win. IMP. MAC (AU IN ST. LIGER ' MP. SCOTCH Ken Brown, losing pitcher, me in the third and three and a ny 'hingtotheirthreerunw £STSSIODAYSTUES MAYI$?THRUSAT,MAY.'I , LO'DON TOWER OLD STANLEY HARWOOD IMP. 12 YR. SCOTCHA had aireddy racked up their 16 also three-hit his opponents, but four more in the last two Inr: s in the first two innings and five costly Rotary defensive r.lngs of the five-frame game. , : - . Police, 16 3 t final three innings, but Chase team nrnber Sigrs a i'ilI grant in ojd to Auburn University where his rvices as an o1fer.r, ive tackle were much sought after by Shug Jor- .f a ganw like that," Allison is the latest in a serlea vd and c;Unuore coflt)t,etdon 11 of 16 added. Inn field #at1 tries, haaled down teDiego (Cork'ii5 1-2), N a.rn. to i p.m. Florida rebnund and Swatted ti'*ed to win the 1ndian.aoli Forwards Dan liael of Ken- Teclinologkal Universit1' }'ivaburgh(M F'wio 7.3) at San race, including Cale Yar- pacet' Shots. away 7 lucky atiti Geui'ge M rutl of ph)'nicah educUon majors 3-1, N Dtirt tht rUgUjj Chicago awe Itidiaris, neutralized each other, Charles Patton and Joel Angeles (JohnHoatot 7. 3),1 N 1-?) at Los iistqt he finishing with 28 potn apieve Mower will ix' In charge i the Only gan tw younger Alin brnt1 : all time, makes an rness drivei the top appearance wnight at the Seminole TuH Club. And tomorrow night another LOP harneAS BOUND . fly JERRY (s#.ItRETt Yartx.rotigh ftiihtrJ 10th Last , Assuelaled Press Sports Writer mar. INI)IANAP(JLS (AtI The IG Allison was on of eight mm the Wtday1 hoist promising roi'k.ic entered 'mci. Mnnthiy, the third day of 0'n ac for the 1ndianapoli 5O0-:nI' practice, fastest lap ' CO4UIi%, daY Klervi' regiStered by 197? rth' a, flint-c than 17 sears "xJt'rienrv ruokia' of that' i'ttl' Uafli'i Mlic" HIss itobby Allison, who started The' Tust.n, Caijf, driver pushed a' "''"at racing while tic was still in high t'ii r'w Eagk'cifj5 , 1. school, has finally found a ___________ __,,,,______________ "ride" tic wants for the May classic. The 35-yearold HuesLawn, Abs. stuck car veteran will drive a McLaren-Offv for Hurting Gilniore lthger Penskc's team. "lvi' had a couple' of other • uffer% an the nast I., drtt'i' ut lfldiliflftfwliti," Allison 'tii1 "thu Itoge'r's offer cause lit tune when I could fit It In schedule "Bet I've always had ('lii' 15 For er t'eflimniuttiients, Alhsu madt tt look easy Mundzi as 1w completed his 1.1) JEI,TIU2 't MILLS rnokae st,:i, .'Gjhui,rCid 'At Unties teth. He finished pearAsnurial,.d Pr riter tire' with ii "t't)Ilift!rtliblt" I tuaruwily would ima'e' taken it right to the baet but l81. ni,p,tu lap around the WtJISVILLE, Ky. AP 1 fflk. ot'ul Sure-5acked Artis Gilniore, roki,i't tonight "Tin' only reiui lii tseit,' cuu5nat that' Ifidia 1'i'j' center, a Mel Daniel5, who also Allison that I reaD) number of pains alongPacers the '.'ay, plaiiid ul a tu led the Kentucky Colonels be'lieve I have a cha,sce to win o'' back, va-as hv,cl "lvi' hod an exciting, full ca- mitt a '-1 te it the teams' p. "He Wasn't hirnuelt out reer bui racing sat may is nrp off series for thi' Arlueriron there," Inniuina th I've always wanted to do. Ba,cttsa1j Association (Itle. Coach 1mb 1'Cunard sani of ins u- cintr w 7.fiat 2 c;iIa!surt' !rona t'i(' twit' 1 WItS seven or "'1el's gavinag u a lot of eight years old. List' big thing in 2? po.nti. Munu nisht Win airead)' to Gtlnsore and be WI'$ 501) o the i'udni tlur.'e' departzneiit (luring ti-se l_oruirtI said, '' who .IAY BERGMAN senth hi AUBURN - , ' - t,,,r ji1th tdii uI'S ai is Leisiulz tolti :uu,I, ta,. past s'eur to tuave' Use two Van Eepoel girls, Deb .itd Liii. 's the number unit- and two pitiyt'rr on Use team and ru't year there' wil be' si Van Erpoel on the boy's tenna when ih Vnn Et'f)oel Lx'cumes a rnntha grader. U) -- - -' andBillSchry'erall singled for hitter at Police for his Chase the Outlaws, Senior League nine and Iine Ti-awick doubled and ('ollected the gariie's only extra t)can 't'nung and Price Baker The Outlaws opened with base hit, a dout4e, to pace a 16-3 singled with a three-hit pitching their two runs in the top of the Chase win, as the Police team performance from Joe Baker as irst and were never heard from used up four pitchers to try to the Knights of Columbus took again In the scong departhalt the Chase explosion, an early lead and held off ment, as the C&H team soon Mike Voltoline and Mark Rotary for a 4-2 Junior League picked them apart with six Russi did handcuff Chase in the decision, tallies in the first frame, seven 1., I "v1 n Lyman Very LUCkY EI)L)IE BUSSARD hurls ills second no-hitter ir Sanford Little Majoi' division as Floridi Stht.e Bank remains the only unbeaten team P.."txr: D,vuww, the' iuii'tit Simpson was the 10th leading driver on The Grand urcuit with $103,007. in total w1rUmni that year Simpson's tcitial reAit'tit'ti $371,745. Iaii)'I' I In nIn fnrv,u.,I Ro us Lakers , • - .* LEA(JE "C" '.'. -5' he big lead, 1%, ThE aoca*'rEc PPtI% Wi$ei, ' - [SOUTHERN his c)n - \ Robert Smith, 1 BoL)L)1, .' -. ____________________________________________________________________________ — Defending Among the junior Simpson's t'if. feilts was a double twcji.. •I ,iff.ir,.nt hnr* Ii mite ezi(a'a 00 UI" z'uaur Ui" J"-'• tut'pvned September 29, 1971 itt I,exI,gthn, Kentuck} when 1w piloted Moan?) Hanover to victory in 1:59.2 and as well as in attet-m .tiiig hep's !ilt the' - __ .2 TRINITV PREP pitcher and shortstop Winston l) drcs Ilowey .'cademv catcher lill Riviera to try to throw him out at third while Saints Coach Steve Stevenson watches the phiy, l)ubose did go back to third in the 1(14) Trinit first round whitewash of the Howe Hawks 011 his one-hit pitching, but then scored in a few moments, sliding under Riviera's attempted tag. The Saints, who won the District S tourney, will play Tampa Berkeley Prep Friday at the Saints' school at 4 p.m. (J Richards Photo) Veteran ..' tr,u, r' 1 - _____________________ Seminole Linksters Racing - ___________ waili .'- ' Junior college' niacidli r.rea.c zigizin thcar o'.'n rivisit,a1 11 '1 our. golf er are well back into the VuLncia Cnnhmnunliy College Illiment held at Sanford's pack alter a disappointing ftrsl 1 Orlando is third in the Mayfair Country Club last round of the state Junior college toW'ney with ! 446, one off the' Week, goii t(Iw'naInent at the I)aytona pare of LJaae.N(arth and top spotwhile Valeracia took the 'CVard. While Broward is back Reach GolI and Countr Club The lit4Udtnt Polk ad Monej',, while Brevard and lit 447, Polk, 4i0 and Chipoa at Claipola Conanu1t5. Colk' Miitnii Dade North are 454 Ii make up the telanis still WCr listed itS (lt.44dIg,k,d et is-over team contending for the title. favorles along with Brt'vard totaiji of for first place In Seventh place, still close and Dade.North at the Leading individual, Buddy enough to the Raiders, ne. r)ravioni1 course Which, while ('ordir, Alexander ii! St Petersbur' to Coach I.arrs not overly.thffjcult acvortjjng McAdana is however, is hot o,a the C1)Ui5 St. Pet.crshurg with to C..ac, McAdr11 "does havt' With a live-under ic:i round ' 467. followed oy Daytona SoniC ttiU% after the fI 27 bok. Twent'- !teach Connnunzts College and some' roughtough zp" boles arid SeVen more' holes will be played Juxiwr College at 471 Ltiwir, theRrrvai number five man today with the final 18 holes and Misania Dd South at 473. on the - gi state Tht Rdn d diacked the lust Dine of his game had a Presw.e Second putt on 10 place In the 4s tour. MOidOy und Should be going tic green pt teani nament with 4Th team wore S'dy flow," said MeAdarn, itttti Ii tie wIth the leading Will along with Ilillsborough hLnMcS Iu team's drive to Miami squad thirty strokes off the pace and finish well ma the very Fnur.o"cr 110 rounds were ha'vt' "almost no chance" to nece'ss.ar3 Iniprovenient h'ona recorded bs Vialencia's Tom all tour of his top lurilaters, come' up Ui the leadr. M.'Crarv and Brian MrNamarii However, with ampreved ilia' Jeff Luwler of Brevrd as two as the MaUtdair shil have ii Iron Itob Ashb 117i and ite under tot the first 27 tioler with solid chance to mat only the Gilbreatt,(.f117a,aswc1J Bill Ii 106 and Hrtiwarci' John State title, but filSowin send Sellers mtn and Rob Stockton l)ugjan IS ever fiat at p 108 representatIve,. (ifl 122, tht' can move up anti' tiit' The ltid.en, fLnt*hecj second an rultuonal nualh ii June to the ': r tS - - a ranle sport the Van - and harnt'Ss sezison How did Miller earn the title "Mr. Rarnes5 Raring '" Well here l a brief lint ni a few nr hk irf'flrnpl!!t1mfflt In the flius. ' '1 DARE YOU" , - . \- - -. - I -t,,-,, ' - —, - of Sanford Atlaas'lc Hank behind with as 'alr of denthc's. rirting (,or,ls single Anthony Mcintyre and nirrv.'d to a half gains, the no-tilt cititi of Ealdie Woyri*' ('onruilly hid a double Ilussard (ITt) the National liaigue of the ________________ Tht was the second time sand Ge.' Rnighl hiatt a single. i.ittle MaJr.r division with a 13-2 (EOIGES 3 ______ Hussnr(l tins cotuue up with a nolUcky Wells had a double' possirag of the Mrrt;rai ('e'nter ___________ hitter this season anti the third In the fierce iith' for se"ncl while singles we're stroked lay Morxlay night _________________ such wrformancc by a Florida pinrc in the Cot tinental I ':sgtie [Juan.' I n' and Frank Wilhj,iaq /t vet.r ii ,uir' i "I li'r? (or the losers :tate Itank hurler, with Joe tlniled TTOIIS (finn 1mulled use, of walks given to thenit Smith also having a no-hitter. tisajor supris. by ulowning Unruly Harvey farmed 15 along with several •rrnrs Ten runs in the third Inning George's, 4-3 atnd helped (lie while walking se'sen notch co,,,mitterl by the losers ________________ broke open a close 2-0 game and leading I'rosser crew Increase the victory anti the' lo'eing Seminole' had he,t five hits on _____ ______ ended (tie contest after three' its lead to three gnt,aei ff'' the clay with Steve Cauey anil and a half innings becaui of Each teartu si'orcei twIce in (;eorgr I'oulg rapping do,,ihIe'c the 10 run rule. and singles Corning from 1)iuvjt In his spe'.rkling effort * * * liolcomb, David Startìn and flussard fanned nine anti 'Jeff Itayhorn walked only two H U 0 £ N U Gu, t'roviding the hilling support F the Medial (crater it was 4a • . iJo'n Pr .t''. were Smith with a home rim, Walker with a double sund C' cis e i LI, C .f !" dtuattl,' ;srol single, i A i l Kells' i;rii's Sruslth a single. voId e'ugq.i Itoh Nt' I'iJIIs, ezuds with ;' I______ )avid Ilolcornta got the dos' 'i i - r.. c '' double and Ilabe Von IterLiulis __________________ with a single \ Firs t JAUK IqU,S.SFR 6 !I.t!, Si'! GINS I _____ 0' at_ 'I', (lIto( the t'tri th'%C Atlrt 'ceraI close cubt" t A ht. Jack Prosser Ford returned first victor>' of the were Ken Clan-k with II.. V to the victory column with this finally been aclsit'vetl fit; t:se doable tutu is Iple. K.'lveri 1)a'Ls ',*5% _4 triumph over Hal Sprnigin's ('hase Little IA':Iguae tc'am as with is house run, Allen ('omb Lincoln Mercury, and in. (lacy broke out of their rind Willie Presley with triples creased their lead in the Con- uluhlrwius an grand fasion with anti Scott Ray with a double. tinental League. A 16.41 pasting of First Federal. I'resley, arid Davis nlso had Six of (lie 11 hits by Chase Bobby Wells, whose brother it singles to go with their extra \ \,,, lUcky was the fellow' who were extra base blows but base raps. Walter Knight, Plea , wasn't until the second inning stopped i'rosser's winning Roberts and Draig i'endars'is that ii tiecanue zipparent that , streak last week, did not fare had singles, " well 8S he was tapped for four the eight game losing streak also '\" wotild cwnr' to an efl(1. hits and four walks. For 11w losers Roger Herring F First Federal erased a 10 IC laud ii tiotiuc run un(l single, Rob Mike Link and Jim Edmonds Chase lead with four runs in the fl shared mound duties for bottoni of the first. Then came Hunt had a double and single, ,, Prosser with the win going to the big explosion as Chase Russel Iteed had a triple and _1 Edmonds who worked the first unlimbered its bats for nine big Brian Fitzpatrick arid Cuariton Brown had singles. \,, "s. three innings and did - '' - ' r-. Ira - - P"fS (;(ioflq 1.1 Wfm'AI. F FNrf:R ! ' whirl. Horneu Racrng ,,iii, ,,,ii4 ' ' '_________________ .- 51%t ( Falter In State Meet -- - -. " .' 4 b.ia Hambletonlan irti'.s hott; nvpr WAn '% t.. 4 •• winner. wPich Is likened to e'b'. WU5 In 19Ms when he guided Ltzty Song EntU s first Hamblrtoflhsan itt victn an 2:. That was also Miller ' 'ilIer's .' - - Rri!''r!s , -- — - ' - - " the ' JO and '. nly ir' wa hit with the nirci - — , only unbeateas tram !;.." "s- vfr!ur ' a . ii In 'un, Iloth Prosser hurlers the first Inning cad George's hiurisr, le t's1 .IgPt str;eo. lMwil for a lilt. took a 2 lead wito a iva in the anti two walki So 'third I .ItIle Major dtviiioti ta.- Promises Kept a up s close call 11w Inst time out and werp 4 -, I1U!! 15 ,UIIU ,,,, - a:? - Hera'd Sports Editor VJj7.i.jjg ___ __ kJ . nmc's ar eight Starts, has a 74 North 38.14) and DivisIon I II neeiir, witti the finals against teiifl from 11w nortt Sn ir.ark with a 1.82 ERA, winner Chipola t32. sit 5p.m. delayed until SuM*, Is pat. e .963 fIelding average., whj) iivi,, up 5 hits in 77 innIngs Cinch Jay Bergman's the Raiders arc just a few M:ami.Dnde North, which let-ned Just lak Seminole Junior College points aw piicied sand has 7 s'rike ottz, had t pIns Rrnward Cenit-al fm tourney, which throuh niw with a .951, wth 36 earned runs, baseball tf'flflt, WalkCtJ.fiwU% Valt'ncta and Chipola the wIth their pin .if spot 1 ranked ron Florida some two of the best Don F'ls)wr, who has 7, strike number on. a Howe'er, if the tourney wcre winners of trio Division II suite tither LOUrney.bfl x,th tl state hnts at making it through 1eau tiuts it i uriul September, Juniot enl!ege crown go against standing higher tlia( ane HL.w. ixp 72 fram's of tmsehall as zanl nation by ur,joi- 'nllege a egmn.il plsiv and doing well tw l-iij)ts might be entirely best hitting club, Seminole flfl in the i reads in coaches, and has the 'cnnd ot t!', nationzal levi,I. that ca!gor, pitch for Polk should the bess different with New ork, Pca!k Community College H ,wever, rn't'r.all ret"nrcl hehid acc'ordt1g "Net that we have better Michigan, and other "summer" to I.aders prove Wedneysday sit 8:30 at Tinker Bergman, . prolific at hat ('htpolsa, In a move cxpLat!)t'd by b.eball here," admits ('oaci stales then getting In their Polk doe, have a f'w and on the basepathi F'n'id in Orlando, "all out." 1tenstve :;id "c plan to Raider Coach Bergman as flentman. "ft's Just that we share of ball, r)l510 H Mast Polk, which finished second g right after hetii." Valuable "showing respe, for South's ha" x opportunity to PLai'r. Frank Cacciatore, with e it sty defending chainpauli - tr'rne1' strong 1o'jrnamen' more tasebsill before a string "We won" ee Miam,.je iiac'i and watt. Whale •35. batting aver3te and 22 play." \lnnrtec in Division Ill plas' We'll 'o '.sfl nut ' So th and Chnnla right from the RHI's, as well as Paul Ru. naaonal tourne than di most North dfld The doubIeeIiminatton junior colleges, with tt' have to DC list e.i favor1tcs or Luits out an22-6 .292season average and hastscLaur. (tir game plan is to win and Paul Flk with .354 and tnurnzm,ent in which all oftype the oth.r exeptiono[Colufcis, Arbor recotd, rompleted rst ant- first and then the ,ear-fa'.rite5, h double ranking fourth in coactvs SI'. and one second, 350 batting riverages and 13 teams p• sigauia Thuradav and Texas, r;hich aLso : a diminution tu ives and 25 R131's, respect i'rl nting and 15th In overall "Everything we have will be are with the survi%hng winners' and slmilr; opporninity." ua tuy everyone a the' top hitters tr the game with losers' brackets advancing 'n ranking in the Stnte. LISCCI ill tie first game He wt'nt on in add that, "iy slate crown an Bert'mn Isn't rio patak's at fleeSsar'. Mike f'elle' will Plk' Bill Porter and V':.r into 1'riday and Saturday, and ;l! do well In the nationals counting has crew nui at all The Raiders .tlP.ifls coming in cic behind. (hr pLte hemilelvec art cart at pitcher and tVCT1Jt)(vj, Porter a hItun ______ 342 and arakt d SCVCflt t\ state will lx reath to go in relief' Adams ta )i,l li' their (WCr8U SJC mentor of sever flther:uggercui the ganY are _____________ See It! NI(JiiD1IiJ ';A; &•. ,.. fl J RICHARDS IlrrnldSth5l Writer by I - _ __ LV ___ -- L!_'"" sVA$tJ •IIA5iJ I,,, �s?t T . ____ -f -- • - --- - ----r '------------ - • . - -- ________ _______________________________ *v r' ,'- y 1, ALLEY Cr ___ by Dv"c ('r. ••. a,. - - -- S - -- ----,--____ S- -.-;. w.., fz :•':-,$t) A P...HLRE \ cu fliit \ somArti \yr I I4P:-_Jyp44$ 'i&,. 'i )6EE...MAVSF 11 c' NSS' iY.'74A1 A kWff ' '''- I PL!5lcAU S IT c)rE or ''-TT&.A ' z ,' •' 'k,tLi ittF.. I •' Ut. .!'/ I 't)rr' )IO! FJECKED. - - _, - .11 '- - --S - -. . -' r 'r __ 'RIt)OLC-FOOTtD, flAlER ______________ ILl, C CAMPUS CLA'T :h BMO tUN •'. SSE c- 'i by Lorry Lewia ' RCAS U UI 1' *s e i sminoie a ii•io u u CA', G\ ' VS 1 .• I ;2)t.'i: 'I uI_- • \- i• I,• .S I • . /- ' c1 - • I / •\ • __________ _______ - •_ " Al Vcrmir *vFa---n [L-D t )T--5. \•\ IJI f ..,• I - -- i (1 < -' vi -- - --- / / ' 4'-- - ,,_47' t - Fa as et strigtst and the got the welt-snuscle 4 rear t"nd on them Ij; ne d vng power-and what happens' 'cy run hkc Old Dog She!' Or. the other hand-or hoof if you will-there ws ttc 'y d'iekltni of a bay colt that couldn't pass muster in it, ',,p,,; .o -., . •!' • 'I • '-un funny4izrned, with his right frrp't! tcking ::'- ri• I • " it away. ' ____ 0 . •. 1 T III liii , ' 1- y osen o Scnwarz - _____________________ &'7------ W/MA ?' I - U CtE N1 OFFkER BEEBE 7 THERE A MAN HERE WHO WAN1 CA4 c4Nr,ti4M7,E iOLH ANP HAVE I TAKEN 'THPS r ' • :: iis atg - said Swinebrcjad ,' wn'ii - A' ''" 1, i'rk'ct in coriformationAbeautiful light chestnut And what a splendid personalit ! A lot of horses is dead. heads hut Majestic Prince, he'd seem like he could a!most talk to you. and that he was payin' you mind when ou talked to him I mean, his ears was pricked up all the - • /qr •J •- o L ¼ - J ,l,,Y' - ". '• ' A. I' W r.r% P - ________________ Child care In my tome any age. days Ph 372 719$ 11 ' - - 1-Cards of Thanks ' • 3-Cemetarics 4-Personals S-Lost and Found 1-Child Care 7-Motels • Hotels 14 S-Eating Places '-Good Things to Eat IC.-3n It Yourself I)- Instructions Children's Division pifl 13-Trave Agencies CAPTAIN EASY - - - Employment I, CAPTAIIJ \-owRy, cWEETIEL.. IF i'D ThOLk.4T 1 / wr IKNEW ',vu wrwT- pyi TAKE EAVY:.00. i-u. ogcj.y ERET) u WERE A CgOUK-WUCII &.fA I AI4D I'M 1iu. fiTTJN J YE L T. IP YE FORCE ME 7' P1-iLL $'L4.1&- L't) P4EVE HAVE COME TO OP-J IT) D-p-C)iP-JSJ4 A BRAw II-MjIe ,'l.' 1' full fliflj (J transpor-lation provded 515 pet' -- Help Wanted - - 19-Female Help Wanted Child Ph 531 ss _____________________________ 18 'Well funny thtn these horses cumin ' up to the I)erb) are stall unknown quantities, even though the Derby's not tar awa You don't know yet how they're gain' to run that new long distance of a mile and a quarter 'A hiortc like Mr. Prospector, who I sold in the yearling sales :n '71 for lAJOO was bred for speed. The hr-st tAme h was asked to go a distance-a mile at Gulistream thi tr.I(k record But then he lost i uotipleweek&tater 21-Insurance • -______________________ - •--1 1 ______________________ - FRANK AND ERNEST r -__-- Swinebroad went on, still astraddle that post fence hit said hIt'arts of Lettuce, another Keeneland sale, could hi;i late bloomer Sham, the California colt, beat Linda's Chief irnprt'ssivel. but then Linda's Chief also beat him And lipecuniou is what Swinebroad calls an "if - ----- -• - ' I 7 flL. • 1 I• - - --i..-- I -__ Ms Gallant was sired by Gallant Man, who would have won the 1957 Kentucky Derby. except that jockey Bill Shoeniziker pulled him up, mistaking the finish line, and Iron Leige rodt'patIovictory Breeding credentials big 1 tEill iiii iiii I ITIdICII \1usnwhih•. Ru) at and Regal nuht just pup up said iriuhroad Course. somt'thin else r.Hght pup up too Which I' 'ings us poundrng full cycle around the trackback not U' the finish tine bu to the starting gate IHIW5,FAPII (k1U1151 ASSP4 I t -' / • I- -- - 30-Apartments Rent Unfurnished I 37-Houses Rent Unturnished 33-Houses Rent Furnished A HEW AOVi OR 3$ -Mobile Home Lots 31-MlIC Homes Rent - Male Help Wanted ur THEY JU$T - For Rent - - 3$-Wanted to Rent S•t WINTHROP __________________________________________________ -- Real Estate _________________________ by Dkk CvaIIi ___________________ 12-MobIle Homes 13-Lots and Acreage 11-Farms and Groves W1-tT. Seminole L-4.IJi i Mcrchandise $0-MIS celia ne-ous _______________________ For Sale SI-Hotjs.ho Goods ___________________ Entries IAbb Rae 7 (lvit Hafltjvrr A iar J Corona 7 14 Poll Seconø RaC,-M,I, _______________________ ,UPP1._.9PJ,, GU Catan 1 Sifl Iurrsø II, - I Rcl Pointer w RoIlr j tsyii 7 Glence Ctie * Chkcr,ne 1 SpanSPiMan, b1p E Tlylr 3 Quick Card L Orayton Quaker Jan, 1 8*1 Ru K 0 W kIn5lsiy araIo;a £o*'i0 A ?.cIIlmurr.y S MeaOos LuIlp 14 A0r*ne t' Sciineller I 0.5 Grove Dart S T*i'ej C R Clan Va, H 7 tmpre Kurt. A $rtp, rt iiP ln Drtt J A SeN Cut-nm, t's ci $700 Pace 1 P.etlrn WitS I 5pea OBr er I, Spr;ç Sammy Sisvi 7 Crags Champ c. ) Mr Med.., iHan 3 VIttiPrtøe h4enPeI !4nFtt1' F P,ç Gtrtti3U,ts*p Sly HafiC,,, P U Werkhe.n S COOl HindLuSt I Cherry ( '141 1 *t,Drveniitq I GImmick rhapps,Cjl, J Coqoqp 7 T,ilS Oe* I ''' Stymie A Jalperion S SPain Anti H Radio Stere' Se-Ca mptng Equepment ' fi,k jç -- #, _____ BEETLE BAILEY - - : Jcf lI-Building Materials 12-Lawn and Ga' den _________________________ -btalned form the Wage four office at Rm 309, Or .3ndo Prof. Ctr. 22 W. Lake - 'beauty Dr., P.O Box 8024. Orlando, Fla 32806, eiephone 241 4473 * 1 yl C-UE& w A8oj ( AR tI BA _' I MOE •TV OtAY •(_•_\ J LE E 7;Z I \ J ____-k C'A to 5TATE aJT 4LL 21&a7,auT 1pIEN rr *IN OF WEPJ1 OWP4 IS-Pets and Supplies 14- Horses 17-Livestock and Poultry is-Wanted to Buy 19-Stamps . Coins 70-Swap and Trade - II Fl -Antiques 72-Auction , ---a.- L:1_ci•'I._. Transportation ________ -iPHANTOM _____________________________________ •TMT iR1 RIGHT! ' uTs TO '1sf !R... GULP 1 I0I flsA1 JurISLL tWlXaA$' t) C)7 TJjE 75-Campers - Travel ii ____ Trailers Lee FaIk endSy Barry ____ -" 11WL 's-Motorcycles 19-Trucks and TraIlers - - _____ I - 70-Autos for Sale I - Il-Aviation - -I - - 19- _____ ______ 17-Junk Cars Removed _____ ________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____ ____________ - "4 1 I (III... II edvorftsffi, ap.$rin 0. TI.. micrO Herald en Wednsday will itomalically be placed in Thur. apt FAMILY BARGAIN NW$ ICTION that is OisIrga',t-d I. an Idlti.nal 17,001 "ames ii. tp-, are. Ivertisers shIuld .ncIuOe this let-hon in CemPV?1n9 thetr earned ii - Bartender Waitress ornhination F'Ie,Isani .vorking condlLnn (',od pay St-mi prIvate club C,i'I tt 377 2331 . II tan ia, '' "U'TO'$ Rulu I RQ rA14Y Ho%tr Ow. r.,ot r rOijPsp • rlrnnrr'w. 7 baths. iare Uynr nnm th firapl,r. Iarg,1 Fi'- d-s eae,ral P'? 3, Jr, it;'.- 'iles Personnel. ciperience not rir(C55,,ry will Irain P,iit acalons, car and gas fijrnithc-J, group insurance Must have i toricia driver's lIcense, 71 yrs ----------. .,. ii iiiy is ur,1,', i,l 051 (WIl p,issons Gocxl opportunity to started in auto sales Apply , prrsn to Jack Davis, at 1311 Raker Volkswagen, 3719 S Il 92 5,snford - Apartments tim n)rT) I lath p I'ttnic (1)111 ?-et anti air kitchen equipped, CiiiiCt pived street, I btixk from shopping, Jackson Ct Casselberry Sr Adults only 5160 'no 15? a"i l*st Call owner (or , .tnnenlment Ia iqii ._.. - ___________________ pool, club house Readn tor rn edate occupancy FRANKLIN ARMS AI'TS 1170 rIorlci Av -lriforI1 323 6450 -_____________ The Sanford Herald Mail Room Afternoon hours starling at I p it, Mond.sy through Saturda , 1 6054 Contact RtjSS Gossett, Mail Room Foreman 372 7611 ______________________________ - 1.'rllonville Trace Apartments. 4) MeltOnville Av . Sanford. two bedroom, I -- bath luwurv anArt meats now leasing for imme-diale occupancy 32) 4157 ------- - To care ton home and children in return for room, board and small salary Call after S m 131 $843 INSURANCE Paid commensurate with CI penence Prefer serious person who wants to grow, with fail growing company SO per hour start. Etceltent - benictils, Cuf Ii Care Landscape, 647 $167, CLERK, with per... AAA EMPLOYMENT perlenceto work in large regional 1797. Casseiberry office on Semoran Blvd in Winter Rt'gr.,cy Sri 5)1 300 Park Safary commensurate with ,ibiiity Call Reserve lnSuran:e, EARN EXTRA DOLLARS 611 7)00 An Equal Opportunlfy L,iclieS and Men to work door to door Employer compiling information for n'w city directory No selling 14,'at Ladies who enjoy working with appearance, clear handwnitin. plants 10 arrange ferrariums. and iiood Spelling and own Iran dish gardens No experience sponlatlon. We are gin Equal required See Bob Welker, United Opportunity Employer Apply 14 Horticulture, 752$ So Park Ave L Polk & Co 103 E• First SI APOPka or call $16 255$ Rooun 605, Ia m 10 a m Monday __________________ ,-.,,I Ii ....ai ""'°''" '" ______________________________ --- - manent work please apply In person at: - 'ut THE BRUNSWICK CORPORATION 2000 Brunswick Lane -DeLand 32720 __________ (Just West of the DeLand Airport) "An equal opportunity employer" OFFICE Do you like to meet people? We have a position that requires a bright girl with an ox ceptionally pleasing appearance and personality to introduce visitors to our company. Other duties include making airline reservations and light typing (35 wpm). We offer a fine starting salary, all major benefits Including fully paid Insurance and very pleasant working conditions, C ON TRUCKINHI That's the only motto we (an taink of when our want ads keep moyg m,rchan,. the way they dot 11i-d,uusii, Ldtpeletl with gil aitri Cubic TV hook up 512$ mo '''-'.• 36 Resort Property • Ri'altor 1. Country! 't*i In The - - -• - Qi.5 jra ,rr fcnced n(lid.s 'o flrOrAiiI* home •u. •ir. I,ir. r-irnom NnI? 'ii I .,rgp ,t I r - -, c- e-i 110 OtTI ' Houses (or Sale - tale 7,',i' . I be'lroom, 1, btr's ',s'nvirnJ room, fenced shaiiei prrner lot Near school & thop og 511.000 SubstantIal dc-An -,it"i- arit 313 1309. owner i' - - Payton Hom With Lo Down u, 121 I 101 4 •# i" .5 . t' I' ', We have homeS available pri'd from 316.000 to 531 500 TCRYS .'.(Ih(AC[ TFPIAS I ......... . . M. UINSWUt IF-i KbLIY ¼)) t'd ir5t St 171 6061 or ),20SI7 - * Real i, " * Estate Assoc. Ii"-' r 11,5,11,, lrtc - 'ii "ow At share omrn.%s,on% ,ieil lloOr time Will personally fran iOU to list and close 16 rs st p.-rit'nce Check Our uflitius promotion •da'as "STOP Procr.,slinaiing Switch to the StOP UM tram Office PlAy Ii 92 across from K Mart Fern 5)4 7$4 3 Bedroom cement block, lanced 5i'd, screened patio, newly riiif1l.-1 -osde A rt-,i boy, 511900 - CaliBart Real Estate 74 HOur Servce Call 177 1491 £1 Fri CORBEIT - __________ • I .. I 0 '.1,5 I SL Volt _________________________________________ F - _______ IP.-IRTME.VJ'S - "CALL HALL'' 'i',, -- _____ WELAKA AI1AW YMENTS 114W It t IHILDROOMSADULTSONLY J'ARk AVENUE MOHILE PARK PAIl n, a )aAI . ' - Aftractive, 3 bdrm I baths. i-Ia room, en air, recreation room. . r' -1,.__ 1.41. •,wss _________________________________ ________________ cibl carport, workshop fenced shade, country atmosphere ______________ PCI mortgage 1 - juie't El'ganct' _____ I 1 Sed.,,.', lintil Apii !,.r furnished 2 b"-ilr oun' 0'' 'i,ir% ,',tv,i l,r,,- sr'acIt'J ' ) "III i ,O,•-i,,it On III ",*j 'i riti', (ii ili POt .i I' ,I%h itipr (ant,Il teat £ Air P'pi CI,tOA•gse 1ewnv Ship Carpets Ovapq P?ii P&iig Fvii, _____ " .2 323-6650 er Saican, k.IC%•Ø% ____ 1 UOFLORID,3AyE HALL REALlY 'AN MO PARKS, I 2 3 Bedroom Trailers & ApIs 2 Adult parks, 2 I ,ifluily parks ISIS Hwy Il 92 S.intund 373 1930. 0a. Wk . MO Franklin • 6611191, Detlary '-as 11,45 - ________ liner bed'nom partly furnished ipartment Clean, near hospital water furnished. 513$, 1st & last month Plo h.ldren or pets 327 s811 __lp• : ,,. aPI 1111 ' AVALONAI'ARTMENTS ADULTS NOPETS 116W 2nd tN1IAL 323.5774 SA'IFORO FLA ILICTUIC ______________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ Newcomer to the Orlando area? .V_ __ IOU Can flU3 ana iiiove into a new Sanora home today. • •'.o bedroom duplex burnished ('i ii'1. Dr,,,. •.j,icl,,i,-it 4/ ,nfor,1 - - - Houses Rent II Uiifurni'h,id - -- - I tir'tr mull', - I Ii.it?i. Sli)tiC and ii'triijt'r,*tor lust mu ISO d.i'nage il'1iSit 312 6441 •iltt'r S - ('oif ions available (or waitresses, 33 .uks, bus boys and gas at lendants Apply In person, Days Inn, I I and SR 16 Salary, pail ,lm ,Iti.,ris pad Pialiit,i yS ,init tI h'r Im.iiq.' li-ru-It', 't.:: Ii • iL)(i Jlflt' iilii''i m tl t!i '.sii tii ti'll iju thi' t'mj)lI)% I'd .1 6 iniinths before' you can qualify to bu at Saiiuta, svt' his u' coitidecu' in people. Houses Reiit FurnIshed I Sut,urt, ol Dellunit I "rue tit'drOoflutiOUSe, cenlral heal & air. lurni%hiJ or unIon nlshud Approx I acres Plondrinkers preferred IltIt - tv tI thy \\'(' 111 11S ____________ _______ know th t if you were successful at s our business, k mm. tiuulitS itti (clii I1IIIII'l W recent t,t svtll do sshti' s",,' return •I:il WIIS t' III iniittediatel"', I' lii (Itt I fi('t!lt', t I&' It VOU iits c' t svihin ts'o ve'as, Buikh'r/l)e'veioper vs'ill buy your home at the original doss n pavnu'mit of stll Irea else Lit a %s'lit 1(1 t'IT!I)\ I"' lutifu! III ilI)uLIflt' l)oii't IS IN DELTONA ui'-- nicetv ir,tLp.s iii,' t, m - I tiil - hi-- 'u 1 outith't t. )LLiiitlt) hi 1111*' t'.id', very h',t' i,iitl you'll succeed here. Shuv' us evidence of •lt Iiit'Vt'Iflti)t ('uur UoSt 11 j - l'bSi()Il 11,11 ' '4 I,'II Ccxlbei't An equal opportunity employer ;p•tCe tn n.s .t a.-ui i ' V.' 'it i • •• if 4 , i4I j - £_________________________________ 571.500 S' '- C. General kitchen help, part arid lull time, apply in person (0 HolIday House, 330 E Cornmerc i,,t Sanford Brunswick Lane DeLand, Fla. •'" '.1--I IUCdI (1 r,l• For Rent -, (Just west of DeLand Airport) / KULP REALTY fl5.(SJ kiIO.n 4.Ip Otto s Itoftjru H,iu 2514 Park Dr .317 9716 BRUNSWICK CORPORATION 2000 •pir t'fl PACKERS GRADIRS nOUE WORKERS Itigh School students •iccepted Transportation 1srrangvrlicnts (all or come see (Rota Thoui,,', i '.')053I An Equal Oppor?un', APPLY IN PERSON AT: - _______ bedroom, large upstairs Call General Manager for in tervlew at 323 3710 or 61? 1.16% , ------ _______ iflllRi&1¼1 ipirtment furnished and newly td water included Large back yard Child, pet, are I IllS a month 3)5 ',t'curity 501 MagnolIa Avt' C,iIl 076% __________________________ - ImmedIate openings at Pgiut (4 Albcrtson & Co Inc Ortaiido II airv,Ila) lOngited on Orange itlossom Trail at Silver Star Road I mt-sb fruit packing house Plo nrnar ______________ 'larehuuse Manager Mature couple Ion new apartment complex In Sanford Send resume and salary requirements to P C floe 791, Casselberty, 3210? ,• JUflI'fIU VytL,\t,c Apgtrimefll Least' AdultS only Nu F'l'tS ('hone 322 1810 .Apartment Manager. ,.• -I "- Lake Mary Furnished 1 bedroom prtnic'nt RcsponsiLie workn; DeIIAR V Home, large carpeted man only, with references P4o living room, 7 bedrooms, Central is't. $70 pus security. Call 377 ,Iir new washer dryer 515.500 1'1)0 .1? 'icretay __ - _i AL_ 'i - Accountant or eiperIenct-d , -.---------- •••'--'-- Apartments Rent Furnished 31 t.,okkeeoer our new BALL PLfitLJY 0' ,",.-.' - i-i' P - -• cAll -, • i- nc - i i i--i IrAiler to, sncjle p.rson aIi'a .'otlag.s for rent 140 *lCOliol tiet.'r,s'j.c r,,,-1 ps.i no I' 41) ------- New Company In Sanford Junior uii',i I J'.JI Ilili I - - thru Friday -- conditions. Applicants Interested in per. •- Mobile Homes Rent " _____ __________________ in Pu 322 7796 _____________ line of fringe benefits, and good working : 2 full baths, lull4 kitchen, 631 PIll _______________________ 1 llidroorn, apartment Air, kitchen tiuppt'd Adlt. SIOS Deposit •, J3 Ii, _____ 't,lovely l.srgeonebedroorys, n,'ar shopping & churches Adults. i'iu '- -----JOHNNY •AiR _______ LONGW000 IdaW 3b4drtnm u'isq ea rpe?g, central tea? artl air 1900 4J) 0011 'IJF 51' CAIr _________ - Extra Nice -- .• New I arid 7 bedroom .tp,,rfmt'nts 14* 6465 or Si. rñø tne Tests-il 'l U4#' J?, 41; •,s.?s '1S A'FYREP. ORLANDO WP 'A I S n 1991 1919' renh FVC ci.1 i' '114 nr ifl 1194 ' Rent Unfurnished - 11) , 11 j irostirit I'?lftP liMb fntr,,n,. & PinS rig 5,,ntn,rd c.,Il 31. 2760 _____________________________________ __ plant. We offer competitive wages, a full LABOR ERS PIE EDED Also rubber tire, Ford or Case, backhot op.rator Apply at Winto Con l'rucl,on Ccrpuir.Iiurt Norti, side 04 H*y 431. Longwood ltILI 1' ftJ t &ii j. L1railev Odh1iiii 10"-.. or you tii,v ltiher price I-'! rida l7'1m :ur os1mi hoillc' (oiiie tc.t 'iaiitt1i P IS a bttter CENTER - 'uItdlng yc'u new I bath home in Sunland &States, Fenced back yard. ceo 0000 or So you can see WIly 'we say "K.p on Truckin" Rooms for RenI _____________ . rpt,rVttjIa rriupls 'irI , ;- ' rlumnbt'r M.t i' F",nale Detail rn,,n w,,nti'd, must ?ii-,sI lorida drivers license (,00d p.sy, paid vacation ewpeninnte preferred, bu nol necessary /iply in person to Jack D,svs it 1111 Baker VolkSwagen, 3119 5 1/ 12 Sanford a,,i.,. .........J'-'---' IAkN A 9ACATIO1iI THE AVON WAY' Make money in your spare hours for a getaway cruise. spring clothes whatever your heart desires Find out how easy it is to cj't started as an AVON Representative Call 611 3079 ________________________________ openings for production workers , SERVICE STATION MECHANIC' lull and part time E 'p,rlerc . preferred Top pay PhOne 3?: 99$' In the Short time use ad received Calls, and of Course rented it. SP.p I. ve'y pleased with the results Ihe recstve, II I Help Wanted Brunswick Corporation currently has flowers Apply in person, Siude, Floral Co of Ftorl. S Beara Aye .at Kentucky, Pa m to) ran. - r ,i (,EP4[RAL. CI.ERK, esperlence ,,,,,,,a, I OR SALE I'EAPdUT, CANDY & GUP,3 VEN In SANFORD GOOt) INCOME 6 to S hourS •ckly Total price, 51.731 o .a5t Write TEXAS KANDY p OMPAPIY. Inc 1377 Passe Rd ',ifi 'ei 16117, in(lude S Intelligent young mn for wOrk, processing foliages arid dry - i - 14-Auto Repairs. Parts Accessories p'ut'SOn,il tfl,ikt' up instructor High earning polenlial Call 3?) 3, Wncwlard Cosmetic' 5 tiisitli,Iry of Gvnral roods _____________________________----Baby Sitter Mature responsible ,.oman needeI to care for 2 small toyS Lighl housekeeping, 7 1 own transpor 323060$ PRODUCTION WORKERS perience necessary, Apply Art GrindI, Wheel Ranch, So Hwy. 11 91. Sanford _____________________________ Mrs. R'pi Mas.y '-flows A litt$ wholt ad, She ran t$ fotlow.ng ad in THE HERALD Under ciassific aN*n Pd o 21. fl, ad read, , , _____________________________ .' 57o 7711 14-Equipment for Rent 'In ______ , 13-MachInery and Tools I VSttNC)E 4$CUT 'V f4 - knowingly accept ore information may be - Carpenters Helpers and Laborers Equipment And Supplies Receptionists I i,II,,r 6,art lin'p Will train Mu',I liiIl,'4t Apply it 177 S I rer)(h Ave -----_______ Female Help Wanted -- - ti. .1 ,ttr.i lt' person to train ,i men. N EMPLOYMENT ACT. - - 14-Office __________ time GE DISCRIMINATION • -' $-MusIcal MerchJndlle Ten TCI(fhO11C Hospital:at.on and other benetits ----typist andbgureaplitude Varied, Apply 3375 W Colonial Dr interesting, new office, free Orlando. _-_________________________ parking, malor benefits Call Reserve Insurance, 671 7)00 An Full T me construction workers. Equal Opponlunify Employer w.,nted for Orlando. Ocoec, ___________________ Snforl and M'unt Dor,s area i-nod waitresses, IS yns or oter Iliuserneil. maids, laundry worbrr. 6717 -Apply in person Bahama Jot" s full benefIts, 6 day week Apply 2500 French Ave Deliierr man, with truck driver's Mrs Rowley, Holiday Inn, license Badcock Furniture, 500 N Altan,onte Springs. Hwy IM & I Eipenicnccd countcr and assembly Hw 17 7, (,isselberny girl Apply Santrird Dry Cleaners, Opcning In II) Palmetto Ave ot 55-Bicycles - part 1ELP WANTED ADS that ndicate a preference ased on age from emloyers covered by the 7-Sports Equipment ;c- _____________ M Mtivir j Marlin WSPrIQgI BRur C F*rr A Mantegna 14 WOriham M DAmato $7NTrt $1IICt. ,nSnpac. LlltlCaOdl I DojtM Wnammy J Hysall E. laylor p FrazIer 7 SRay belt, T Debt Pr'n, Mighty Advan, 3 kavn$,,p W Mnvlli W Ma.n,,tll Joopo 51Cr Mud I Wr.cGi P Allen jr 0 Vorick s WSpriggs J Biilon S Tartdy&Jy $ Ch1C14$ GytyVally C Ford THA AIy Wick 7 Ar, lw T IIMSy . BIMI, tfl-'tj*ti• I COlonel Dillon A. Jasr*on A il-TV J Thtrd Rat,- Md, EsIth Rat,1100 Masden Pac, 1100 Clamng Pace '. fcInaCØlonl RpOmabie R AllenJr w ,, i Teen Dream a Adrn 7 Only Game € TtI' Jt.,l4 3 S'ft KICk 0 B'aina, P HI$I Magg*eM M.dii YBA 4 keysionC Worihi A Jsspvs ¶ Mx,se Tam.t Pfn Joe C art,e, W S)ri;$ c Prrit Ri,i trrr s C'ee,i 5 jr V C?.covnr ' Homer Wa ' RoalWr TbI. p lsefloFre £ Taytor £ Choc,nar R Allen Jr WlnthRac,-Mol, 52-Appliances rw'ty. ou $5-Boats & Marine Equipment J Benedict Sew nih Race-MIle I .1 çY- ri y IL . ______ Lj 'Op Lynn 1 F.urth Rac.-Mk, ___________ ! I -----.:!;' S Serbt II0Ua,oT, '.' ' Chic Young SI-Garage Rummage Sales __________ _____ $Ø -' WE S'wG"G ii W.4.I<EU* I S.i??i R$c,-Ml$ M TA S?r I GAv 1 FhT l I B Rrgur And 47-Real Estate Wanted ZT and i Ui 9 This NEWSPAPER does ROOFERS E'perienceø in built up roofing Also-ROOFERs HELPERS Good waget, apply oct-son to B*.fl Prti,t inn -- Fn.,,na,,,, 1111 Semr,rj,Ia IIUd Canclberry Deltoria area 11 A-I 1 )J ) S.infn,d M.-iris Burl. i., t,ve In growing martagmnt field, apply Car Salesmen wanted No For Sate L. TJL P-;- $ PIt' will be paid a ROOd salary *fld a generous allowance for using his aulomobile Other benefits offered are vacation, holpitall:atlon. disability and Ille insurance It you want a secure futyre in a fast IS-Resort Property i-.. I _______ ____ __ I UrT LIUD P.& - - -- 4l-Hous5 for Sale 1 ________ I ', WE WILL TRAIN TO SRAY LAWNS 57 PER HOUR TO I START APPLY IN PERSON TO '05 CANDACE DRIVE. FERN PARK OR CALL 334 1060 FOR DIRECTION3 P W COLLINS, INC Wr.n trained, he will be given the reSpOnSibility 04 managing IPte newpaper'scir(ulat,nbusiflets In a fast growing d.strict of Seminole County, diesel mechanici . ill after s p m i LABORERS service company vehicles See Al Krenzer, United Horticulture, Aka. •• n,,..__ a_ J'-DuSineSl rropery HAN&D TH Investment Property 3 Ab sop, P M.rtitr 4 Mf4roHanrj,cr W Mcllmurray Domba Trooper .J Larrabee I Bla:ng kerwcg C Fart,., ifor Sale 'S' U VHF CHAqa I 01r)Om 7 sitry nom, '" ii•i It large 1 77 1(ICC''j porepi, --n'r,sl neat, 4n iSuble ;.rg. '', ' _______ _____________ 31-Resort Prop.rty For Rent I II.-, • - DISTRICT PI4('ER TRAINEE - - '.Jcc"ssful applicant who .%alities for thiS opening will be trained thoroughly In the techfliqui$ Of Successful newspaper circulation management by a Qualified member of The Sanford Herald 'rcuIatiori staff 1rt cla ' .esImt'-nt of 53000 and give minimum of I hourS 04 yOU, fin-' t'.eckly it would be well *O'th mon time to meet with our representative Write QlViflfJ lihons- nuntier to flow 3502 ?dorlftnd Urancti, Miami, Florsd,i 1)169 - _____________ In person to THE SANFORD HERALD Circulation depart ment For Rent 4 6-Income S t4ii V Rent WHETNER IT WAS - -- -' - / K?'lc!ti W'-',AT Mlft MO1 ta i a'O EG ( THE JLLIE6? - 79-Rooms for Rent Furnished OULDN 'r miJ I j -• " \J \ iltØ' }j] j ______ [ , • -iIa. I conun thing" wm the Fiarningo, thugh he has norbeen cvt'rR impre'ssiu otherwise Starkeris is, said Swinetro.d. b'ttc'r than an empty stall " A typically cryptic rc'niark of an expert - '• / - 3I-Apartment 1i ! •j i I' - by Bob Th.v.s - _________ ,,Jrl j' I' - r I • - - - 1 -.' I Rentals ovs ... -- ' 25-Loans -- ______________________- Career Opportunity -- - Flomilan Security Patrols IS hiring ' IS-ActIon Sports by Crooks S Lswr.nc. i. S"4", BuS iiI•i-r SECURITY GUARDS otiid by a 'd fun A,. tvti. • afessiuna rt'reatlonal per sorv'te' All equipmenl, food and 14-Camping-Resorts 7-_____ ••. - Outdoor Adventures Weekend a',ivit', •ncl,jdt cam 24-Businets Oppertr..Iias Lp Ath 4 P bm.lc,!iar Dl I -. S;r;t)fn-.% I t '.r.5ma Ir,.s • I' 971 Vh.-ia *•ll (Ii'ii''.'1 - -'i i' r'-i''il In %.11 tat' ,' •' PP (Ji J15 1i JJ,__,,,_, SI' t4k - 1 '' - IThirn woman t lyp in and car.' hr 'lfle .ind 7 children in return l';r mcj'n, board and small ti',i ----- Camping-Resorts Of Travel & Recreation Financial R Munti .1 Cl.r. / ----- -- • --- -Mat'.ier Trance- minImum 21 yrt t r amily Finance, 110 5 &tijnola, 327 -1817 AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE MAli Commercial 1/, - •Ipnt,,,f toP__ Pas and bend its A • Retired or Semi Retired oi•,n for shop maintenance, Call !,i'hCrn Air of Sanford, 372 6)21 isbn; -- - A I 1 / ________ ______ l',iyifl; Co • 327 6613 ________ arid Family Fun Camp.n; F No alcoholic beverages CAMP SEMINOLE 377 4S470 f • Travel Agencies III L Ii?A iIUtVLL AGENCY 027 Deltona Phd - Deltona 66$ a119 2I-Slfi.eations Want. 4 S _______ needed for growing fl( prul essing foliage plants A'good joti br anyone Interested in DRIVERS WANT ED TRUCK plants You *11 learn the N[120E0 IMMEDIATELY? Mist Of '•jttlflQ and caring for plants have thauffrurs license, Salary *tiir you earn! Please call based on ewperience Call 32) flren1,i, United Horticulture *16 or531___________________________ 3)10 7712 i'st 43 ___________________ _______________________ kcurtv Guard Sanford area, 52 10 WORKERS per hour, uniform and equipment Apply In person to American Wood ur m''shed Protector Security t'VOcJjtt ."?7 Ch,si,es trc'ct, '100$ E R0blnôn i..'IwL,j _____________________________ O 5t1(1O 91 7911 - t -1i'ott, Instructions 13 ------- - - - !.,NOI CS• wee. Cr''rc '. rIr arr y Wester 323 1379 Female Help Wanted !'wriir WlI N, - _ ________ 20-Male fl in; Achr 7. Oata Bonn, / g - ltjmt-.'r yard 45 fir week F' CIIO-iit fringe ben,tts Apply fl pern after 9 a m tO Scotty tic" BuilderS, 700 French Ave of America I ; :- I Majestic Prince was a big strong horse, while Deter mine was a very small horse, a gray colt Okay, and we also know t1 at a Citation was an odds-on favorite to win the l)t'rbs and did hile a Donerail was 90.1 to win. and did I, 1 H I II _________________________ ,11 I- .r,r Ti''m MI LI4ANLS SIELPEP ______________________________ _______________________________'t-- - - --- 'Uitlt*rt'y ni CIa wp,nimentaI _______ ' -Silion An equal npflO'tuflly P8 Ranch type IV '.'i -d MiIe Help Wanted 'I li;Ynsct Cpportonites : Fc,nalr t4eL. !,intett Hti"ri, pn%aIil'I. ' Pn j" I• , 'In,,, '.a' ----- ---'----------,-•,;•;_,, •'l•iiI w p(flP at -•.• I 1tn sAC'ORV "ILL 1 #e('attl frr li i'a r'-r %piC''5 3 I 4i.tiI '4' ', '..t•' .r •',tr,' 5.; tI;'t',LJiI -'i Itinty In, air c0ndtind, o. .'o... a '- nerl to large family , ,e,' ?n y shifts 57 50 hr It' 'Ian, 1St. ra'se I r K n1,. • ,- r,. (ttun p,t " '1 t' hip no 51)0 'no $74 io j'I fi Qp,n' s.,,r'. . haft%t .'vO? • •tirei't,,I '., , ' "otre en ctwner,ln' In 30 das, uriJ reçuiai niI 'nui Mv WrIghI at KenI--, ,,,.. ,, c*i•iQ Indusiry A %*nsaIOnaI - ___________________ J•, . . I) s- •. Cottage ' "' v' "1 ' '" nitnk.tiflU gnam pluS nateonal ':°', , jI!.OU% pfOtiu I " if -- r icleaIforoneperson h,I., ,,, .,rt,I -'jal'Ofll Must be I'i i7 sni tetw'n I? S pm ,ttvs-rtsSed produOs no I,l In In"ndiy people Call toiJ to -'" ',-. to handle 100 lb bags R)l 079 I,vCrPid(t assures high lmrneaiatsWater' Mater' Operators, asphalt laborers, -____________ -3310 un 2*30 -______________________ • civme toil continual gro -tP, rin ____________________________________ -I I'' Airy, a i' bedroom, Iurnu5hpd (:r_,4-ncnr' Uf - r -anas, I •--ctrnator Must be ciperienc cI •SIcr Cosmetolocil (7) ' ' •- en dt'd ,k yD Ii '" .. ypa npd osde and Out P4o j')r'S hdr f4n , , "0*? 1 'aqei will cleicnd uo)nfl lietty Ann sItar Styling 37? £ II rr,J'-t'sn r'u ptfs, rvTer.nc.'s ana air e,C,;:ei, area -if'enceana flbtity (.511 WiItaltr p-nne123 457 Wrte P0 Bo 171) Florida ' -_.__- -- - LeIr' tc' Syracuc, before May 11 Would Ike 2 r.jcr' cw' 10 share the dryrig Ph 3d after S pm --------Child C.sr' Announcement I I •iflLi_j _____ P'\,__ 't - - _____•&L\UtObOdy repairman. t'mallor 'arge io. t'.pCrpncpd only i' a NOTICE TOVACATIONERS• -.t'Iable young COVPIC illIt IatIy St rt ycur Pnie h IC yOt) ',6c*lTin weekends O V,CCIS 775 7316 Department Hours lam. 5:30pm. Saturdays 1, Holidays 9am 12Noon Deadlone-12 Noon Day B•fore Publication • THE BADGE GUYS - The Longer Your Ad Runs ,• CS t r Line Tb C ..eS.. "r DayI sCI "C'J ry-', tn ,df I_OP'/. __-,k - L J -. --'. 37c a IIAI I thru S times 2$c a line Ithrt.p 2s1;res 32c a line 7S tumes murIum# IS 3 lines Minimum Want Ad I-- • - -- _ ,-J •__• s.f1t / '$4I ' A 4 p1!' i fl k. '• 4- ..-: ' 1'• 'ishin Oii gethtL4,ri;u ani Nit seen horces, they haa tn .. ...d - -.IiS•• t aIIUI* dU U SiIIl., dli ..iz.*, ind they didn't have no bog-disfiguration in the • - ri;:: I.c:.. ' t•..tS... -: 'r'}.t'autr WLcdtoGtA1svWthtt*u.-.t, ziot ther nrc tne race I'CrSP that tuoked like 'fle tOQ Claiming Pcp __________ Good titly pay lull i it I.e,,' Work ,ny hours. days eiweninç., bolt Ai,fliv I.. S l-rPii(tt I• MADAM kATt-4ikINF "A, "' I il're Helpt i',,i' P'r:n Pa m t-cronallafla.ss p rn --6 days Fr,dA Special plete Reading 17 0' faI or ____ _______- I Ar' $'tn..- \' - •P&l$a.. .l.. - I ( y ¶u __________ (I S __________ 4_ -• ji:i- -i'-' ,er 25C.t rt"!::?;,i ut cockroaches bIi tn ,, .r tt. Li1iy .. :. s •"? tark 4 . ' I \ftcr all. he nas tnspectM th hks nu *nhers. per. '1 the conIrmatL. , tinC IJ,i*i • v.r.0 01 eigt at Derby w,nn'rs since he began at the #'I __ - I, ' £ .:.c... .oice mitt ties Fold oei $850 million ccu.u ' : :-rsaa .iJ(t)oneer at iariing iales. wt"id s -'- n •:c hae ; side tract on who the Kentucky Drb: v-tnr.er might ' '.h r ___ __-__- Tuesd". /a I, 1fl3-- 7B AD THE BOKN LOSER liv IRA BERK(JW 'lie learned tt' The SAnford Herald - ____ _____ P,rsOnalS -- - WANT Hcr Tough Time Picking Winners - - -. 0 2, 3 arid 4 bedroom homes priced from $21,100 to $27500 Includlng lot. Up to 95 pct• flflanclng Read I available, Lifestyles Génëva Gaitlens Sii,d, ( :OImvtflhtiIHm&II I 45 dif1trt'nt himine sIk's- b J. Hrailev ()dhain, 13 uilder/ I )evuloper Roher(j & Gilrnaij Pnhu1shel 1's'rry Sisnilay - 1'Iw herald INC., RF,Ai41Oits IO4'7812fll Pros-idenc, Plath, DelI'na (,, uahly S355000 - S4 I OOO III lIlly built5' l)UVI' ill tIliiIUt'1Ii%5 SANFORI) STENSTROM REALTY 31*1 FAUlt I)WiVL 322.2420 at Sanoru, Luxur' 'l'osvnhnusrs- I3esti() 1'rIvac' I lunmes A CompreI4nsivI Weal kital. Ou 0 To Seller LI,lfl In - dJtQI,it I 4£ I ApIs Irem 11)1 UAl,n nh,I,.d liii. SI,, OImpic Putt Cli.Wi.vs. was' to live '• (305) 323-4670 -" t)RL\NDO (305) 295-4370 Rutlius of 40 mike front Ortdfldo City hail �:,' 8B-- The Sanford Herald '" .: .' May L 1973 Tuesday, 6 'The Snnord N Ei Not Magic But Fact, Want Ads Work Sale Houses for K in gb s 31 SIDE GLANCES by Gi Fox ________________________________________________ Houses for Sale os Homes New Brick itlr 6w An,,n6t erfoy _____ bt'r. carport On 3 Bedroom. ia ge *oøea tots n Or.ugc City Pt low at S pct division 6vaIibIe for Homes CONSTRUCTION 671 4660 Haven /s Suppie C E 54 OF ICR IPT ION DESCRIPTION OF LAND OF LAND x 76 4 L Cra*n.Rellor Hwy 1797 DcBary 60604 — I I 2 near excellent tchoott, carpeted. central ha. all apØianc, a 5715 - IrA / FREE It - air, carpet, EXCLUSIVE - &.nr'.o I'Sn - ; m n 30) Meetings usine'si, 7:0 1st. OCial Tues, Tues. 1:30 3rd - Bingo - We Are Ready Console Color TV Sean ken more automatic washer, doW uood :ondtion 327 5211 after S r LIC Rut.' Wor l d. 1.631 E 0364 $10 Surplus Hw y so pn n. 1 16 F'? Steury fbprtps.., :,ii carr'ju 6. 'railer. excellent condition Rratontle'-- 10 IT OW IOvDIfr, ss mp Chrysler and fraiipr 406 !a?suma Di- 377-0044 Oranges—Valencias MARINE 7977 Hwy. 17 3 72 5961 ______ __________________________ Bird. 1S'E and triter tip electric star .Johnlon molar, tx gallon tanks. ex tinguisher. and ar.cnor $995 5411 FflOpwnOd Drive Orlando, 29s,2416 or 134 34 519$, C,rarssle. - Tape 8 Track Distributors track MacARTHUR RETURNED and so did this brand new split 3 bedroom, 2 ba th In Highland Park *i?tr all tht estras you could ask lix 135.000 You don't always get a SCCOfld CtiifICe' 00 one like fF145 If John Spoiski pt-ice —___Lw,_,,, J - On the ssay home doctor's office, stop - --'V . S"' ' - ..,- Si., '" -..., -,, At ' La . VW shipped back to the States. That way , you can start sav ing dollars and cents. Lyons BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC BILL NOW Tb%7 LOCATIONS SANFORD 3219 Hwy. 17.97 South Sanford Ph, 322.1533 Orlandg Ph. 644.3Q14 - DELAND s. Hwy l79 & Truck AVA Lot 71 COUNCIl. 5357 730 PM 1115. 3rd '' 43 Lots and Acreage - . '— - . Tuesday $ , BINGO EVERY Thursday 7:30 P.M AMERICAN 70 LEGION 1111- -- -'- POST .53 -_ JOHNNY WALKER - - ACRES 150 fronta ge On Osc eoia Rd. 11.650 per acre a acres wooded, 11 acres partially cleared ID ACRES 336' fr ontage on Sari fomø Ave 5 acres cleared, S acre-'. svc,cgted $3S.000 * ib 41tHwy s'/,2) Mile Sanford JIM c.'h Each Month INGO Every Mon &Tuei Etxrlv Bird .t7 ISPM Pf'q,jlnm t 745 P M Thursday - club Real 47 777 'III L ________ Estate Wanted or Roberts & iii. ' Gilman t ,.11m 5 P,4,.i;'l.i"7 (V I 55001 tO bU'. I bedrom with lArge lot ot' acreage nlcird Owners only CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT Cce to JI Machinery andTools _________________________ ,j D Doter, $4500 W 9 Case Loader-71-1 yard, 57.300 x., Garwood orag Iinp-17,S00 All 7)00 COfSdition-602 Lemon Str,'ef, 3771179 SAND F ILL FOR SALE I.E w'Ii L DEL VIP Call Jr, r' '.r'w"i "e P.cIiu' ,''.. - Alt' Conditiong " 'lAP - Ar Cc,;c1'tic,nnic ?tl9S - S French Aye, Sanfo'a Open c. Gays 3775172 can - req - A" '" ' ,. .'' I. ' F P. n.'. ' UI 5% Lilt I & P4 61111 d 3500 '.051 Irrigation 3. 10 25 07 La?) DII. 7 It S 31$? IntIflIk? Tr IF S SO II 01 W 171 It fill 7 'Yr 17 S 13711(111 1811 of W III II DII. 7 Tr I] ..Ol I 6. 1 111101 vacd I noW (1111 Tn A S1O'.61h'.Itof Lot 7 Rik A Tr fl Lo? 3(31515 Tr D Lot S 1111 5 If 0 36 tO 1114$ IsAo Lot 31U1 I if C, Lot I 1111$ U 36 It of W 341? of Lot S Bike Tr $ Lot S 811$ Tr 9 , , , - . ' ,' - - I Lot) (311.9 Tr 0 (tI 9 IbIS 1, C lots 96. 1011:19 Tr 1708 '''''''Y — ' ::.C'... . 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I 3 Li3"ilt&30 1,01 12 1043 Loll-I Lot fill, ''car'' i' r m(l,r5 IfE ls Cherry P'ql*rt ;unn'surtP-silu., boykinIS Lee (hrsli.s B i; i'c'O.r ' Lot 19 Lot $1 10160 F '.01 Lot 6?&jll LOtM Lot 10 ''I 1436 7' it) .,I 10 of) loolicQuation 1,4 Cherry Hatgqçl stoot Sherman Mj,- y Ai,q PlfleJlcbuflFrana Sweet Hem & SorahL Cherry $'?rO.rP & 10 4 j I Ivy ,v II - I' '4 ut Lot Chat,, He'fbqçb Y.J??,e' Lee Cts.rrv-%94ll,s,, .SicCIou'J J.,n"es 5 S till of I lift it Lot 7? &t)3fluf Lot l$ ', 10 i It) Slope Mar, 1 '.14'. iDlu', I Rosa 1 $ CI SI Lot S Let I Lai I, A1.ci. iSiah Jr & llult. 17) )J Nathan I varne '.7 is (3t-nfty Sll.e 1 II 11 Wheeler ;,ans, Lee & Lula II C'? 71 Uasls PuOy' vial .',' It '....an Jtiq (ls,, .'e I i , black John C I BoIjh,Sij, brown IWaln,c, Sander's IIUO,VP ', tolls Lol liff 0? 14 I, - - , ".Jy M.Kk in, An.' SOY KIN PLACE PS? PG 14 Rgss .%'idf',at k'j?Pi.q 14 10'? La? 10 IiJj 73 Ill .5 .iii', b'4,l?m RLNORA SQUARIE AMEPIDIUPLAT DCII) 5044) Lot 9 91 242 92 4 *A'fl'fli' GEORGIA ACIS%% Pa is P0 s: Lot II - I'l) Lit tiil)t',c,.,,u ASSESSORS MAP OF LOTS 44143 51K A MM SMITHS 15401USD DI II? PG 457 Li?s 15$ PrcnIe Isa Ps 1. 9th Rac hot (AYE 1*00 PS) PG 54 ', E,oI$', of lot 14 tIll A ftt9J 773 6 o F Of NW Of (uI $0 IllS. A re,.i ?i II iteg f"lill W A 3 6,? 1 1071 II to Ilk NUIY lOfl RN II) $ II Pd S deg 30 "in F 19)11 W )9 '' LINCOLN COURT PI4PG.:j SMITHS MM 2ND 5USD PB I PG III 1161 41. ' ic lCpur,jri Joseph F £ FIoten;a,, St SYLVAN LAKE TOWN OF PSI PO off 3 1 6 10 Gibson Gary 6. Ma', I iocl"3/ 4.4 P ., - BOykin P 5 & PIed., Lamb Hos tile N Spav.n Alb' A. a 946 1111,5 53 ' a S 16 Is Lot Pd',of Lot ) Lob c Lot? Lot 79 Lob SO '. t,oi', II 325. 3 flanks Laura 1,of I SlQlbo$ Los 26. S 31 ft of 59 1) It of N 100 II Of I of 7 Loll? Il Jo 7 in 7 41 SOUT'i SAPIF000 PSI .94 II UNMECDPLATWILSONPLACE 995 Wllia,ns Albird,, flellangen Ruby 1 Mike Annie C, £ Edcl.el. r Sec 13 tap I5 ron,it 30E Betio 7234$' W P. 710 II 11 If NE to' run F 357' 't S 710 It W 337' I I' N 110 0, (4fis, '#4 100 ft of 1 174 1 i 41, F 50 ft at W723tttofP4 1001?) 34C 35 lap 195 rl XIE Mg 1*56 72f? E I 30 tv P4 Of SW cot run F ISO Pd 14 deg is 33 Sec F 37701 ft W 204 7'? Of if 352 it F 29113 ft Ii 34dcq IS m,r, 13 sec 4 77709 It W 941 52 I' Si on CIA'vI 771 44 II to beg 1613 P,, Carl L & Delorusy ) " IOIwp 191 rue )01 F 7 01 II Of W 990 II Of S 1`60 #1 of P4W', 1217 01. FORESTS ADO PS I PG III '. IC I Ai ' Sslcou Jelian J 791 77 934' Ia, ', ' II? 32 7 - Cl SI )dllf'% Gerald IV & 's'ierra E 30 71 5',,-.' ' 79 7 Al ' SMITHS 3RD SURD PIS I P014 C ISO It l',t 5 176 lb cit Lol S 440 7 61 RoeIft.t lx In? 65.1 1011 at 1(117 9 ist )) 21 Lot 76 7 PSi 7 4l '.lc',iJo,.'n Lot III PETERSON SURD A .1151 ADO PS I) PG II $1311 Jackson rn.r Pike' Ge'orqe W rer'. Bass Saran '.5 DeMalto George & Stephens Dean 0 Y,,uak,'n Joseph C A SU 1541.15 5USD PS II P011 ST. JOHNS VILLAGE JIlO REVISION PB 10 P057) £77 16 s SI IS 71011 (Ald*ell Gertrude Lot 14811 F ,'iI?t'i5( I -' 1016 Lab 9 Set 77 twp 193 rgq. 301 he") 1 it W of mt of F Sec line & II P W So Gertrude Ave run W 479 II II 171 1 it Ii 77 11051 3 min 56 '.rc F 335.71 It to Sly P W SCL ry S 51 deg 30 min 33 sec E 175 II S 17 1 .1 Of l beg 7 a. -'hey Edward £ 4ohrinheSl h011y jC % hill.. 13111 Ga.ric; Cilarl's Mae CPw'rr,' Her bert & Mitt,. 1 Moore Alice heirs Ike George W -, e.rs I 0?'. 15.5811 S I it 71111 6 LII', 74.3(1151 7 ,,. 'Al 1 ArmHt.'iL's's 796. JO Slit C P.''.f Clyde C & Moult- K 101566. 7 LIII 3 Lot 1811 S 9* 56 Mary I an',tnln.'pe'le'. Moor. Wiley & PlaIt, M 1,nujer',on John,' 1ryor L'dei'r & *111, M 1', per Eddie & *10cM L ot 7', Rik F l's' 2651* 1 ,' Lu? 5 BIb. I c? 3(111 7 4 .IICnqs)eph Artri,' o .tM,sqn'sIoa L.I'J4" Y.rieth 0 4. Mary-St Cooper Do Feel. & RoOO'e Jean Copper Annie C.,a'ipwir Arn,e' N Lott 17110511 F 116 in $4 K) Iii .1II 645 Y 1,0' of 511 F MEISCHS SURD PSI PG 54 19 19 Walker Johnny & I owry EiiibClh ('Iiv F..'r)b.r5 !2 7 "oily IC £Plillle 1171 '. FAtCe,, Mo'., L L ot Six F 101 1 515 F C I3) 110 S Barnes W,llrn A. hlosgins Matthew C & I'ilflfli loPt 71 9.?? Pik 0 l) ,5r, Ic' (.i'41"l? & Paulelti. C I 0559 711 20 16 79 I, t-'pzS0n Cn.I,ij Laiae'V e'erH', 0 5.M,n,Y Cummings i WIle Lee Harris Wal?ai'i. P. SAs?, P-far, i .•lr$s M.t-2Am-" '.5 Lot I All 7) IllS tO I A sq in NW cot of S 450 It of Rik 14 iS s, ISO It at N 300f? of W 74,411(15 31k 69 I Us 131- 56 lildwell Ciertruoc , I E 911101W 3151? of 5 76 $101 LIII 31 ''''' I,, 1 16 94 75 " Lot 3 Psi 0 Lot 6 Bl tj 5 II 100 34 )'',i , r (.l St 5' ''n'io- rr ,i acklo" If II 178 so is Beck Jay II heirs Darden Ike lr,'.r', Sheppard J,srtie', hr,rS ,sui it4r13.sr.sA SMITHS MM PSI P015 '. FrancPt Lot I, C 101 Is fliC C Lot lS flat C MARTINS ADO AC PS I PO to 9 25 8r0Au11 LeOla hem', Mule' Willie I & Arinec, 13 67 7 72 ':9 At LO i. 26 26 lI'rhird',on Courtney ci al SbarchAn Doll. P Lot 3O Alit C Acj',ln M'Ies B to Al n. Ft-AlP.,', Ve's '/ tt?'-r'. Vr I, P,irl(it I Ic? $f 1,1 ($1(h I. ut S S nf tt 0 Caldwell David 0 SIlly I of In? P (III I) Yr ID - 15 56 $7 as United Lumber Co Inc United Lumber Co flC 'v'cl.Oy NO', L I.')' ID ti" L LOt 31 RiP C 125 93 7) 67 ' i Pelerson Alettia heirs h.',r 77 as ,.Ou1,Pitr.,,,", I J.'fl.rsnn Snanin 4MAVyP4.SlI L41a*r K•nnfts 0 tMar'M 44t44i arntw..ia at 4 .'3mat'r.i,,w3 A,5nier I 6. E thel 'PdrQh? James SI. Julie !i.r,atkirk .Srr'': 4e15'e iAir ksdn TI & ii 91 3 56 6? Caldaell Letlie C Life mt ' Lot 7') 1411 C Uederl Lsquidator', Inc 10 Taller PIE YruStt'c Unitt-d I umber Co Inc rorte Rc',* L heir. Mitchell Lacy LeCel l hot-ne", Julia 9 15 M1')i,..n (A,il'I'e' J MiWa LOP 4, (leo Adamj P'njarn.n & POz0tI CAeirp 140?'beqt Grms PlOItiiw'l,.I lOt 31 ØIi C II 33 (')".' 15)01 rr,,nkln Paler lrt'ir'. SOnIc1 Ilurf,elcl Rubel 6. G,'nq.,, LOtS 15. 4 $31W LOts &6 MIS It STENDIFOROS ADD PS I PG 110 77797 lf,,igIi'r Toni Lamar PomI, & Emma Henderson John 6. Rt-becc.s T (to.,.', i's',, • L.ynn Ernm,i WI'urrt II SI Morp William 1 Wid.n iirv,c"s & Dl',,' It SIR INOFELLOWSSUIIDPRIPGI3 (ri'S? 6.91115 A ( '"ao. '/Pr--r, % '''V I Ii'. flub ,',.IP I ok' 1 9. rS.'.'ll C, (LARKSSUBDWMPBIPOlot LotS flIl II lr I. 11.1','. Et)gar A 1.0r41,4.. 4 iS?', 176.1)1)1171 Jones Roti& Salle Lot 16.1 ''ILot 7 DII is jache'-'-1 Thelma 4 "'. I 5. 7(15 34 .S,iol.'n 0 1hp,', tnt 9111k 5', ,1.,,r.l Jif 10191 Ritunty Clarence A 6. Marion 1 PHOiI(orp --''' tnPjiA7kA9M:s Ic.,', 174, 14 Alit A 1&MRI. A Lots ) 75 1t A 11 Lnt U IUS 10 If ii LotlftIb 101mb', 90 100 5! C, 2,341 AUNOALOWCITI PSI P057 . lf, i. •j • 173 60 14.1111 His, F .4 W?,'ri 004)5?? I & '#1.114 0 'c', Pu11ømt I A. 'iR?ta 0 tO IS W II'? 77 7051) Mc1rt',iry Rivers 0 Jr eamar Pomp LCWS 72 1) Rftndolpli Frank A. Ellen !',':,','i'! tf:t C,Hip F. S?n Mil, P of at Tr 100496 Leos F'e'rI4 10 'v flib,$ or IN 4" 41,? Constantine Angeloelal Lot I Alt it 11,ri R041,e tot II 111k 9 II 143011 nI L Jf'%'s 9 1, II t,ol 10 1111, 1711119 Tm 16 414 7 IF I of I Ills I') tr Ii lolsaP. 9 II.', E 30'. II '. •, III DII 10 701 5* Ci,nsian?ine N ick heirs fl, ,',r,,, PPII5.'l't I Mc lnbosPi Rnbecr A &lrAvseft,S 4 Dirigie William F & F1'n.' - 13610? 4 cF'ils UO1n.rf H A Artirlos I Robert', Leol,, LotsepSlA. It) I. A 1 aft 7&J Rik p 11 76 rmnnkln Vh.tn,,, 1 in' ii Till? 1,11 II 34 Of alle,' °dl an S fill II II 63 t' 1001117 i io LI L .ii an W,it't)'y'rt. Dt'v C arl, SMITHS "N 7N0 SURD C F P1*1 OF SLY 4 5 PIPQ64 61 SEMINOLE PARK PA 7 1,0 it 111k I if 16 R'(C(AthC'.r.. I 01 Ji'tr 1710$ $q i.r'fb-tt Tt,'(l it Ratio Ar(l'..nsed.'c 't I, '' Tr II lfi.'i'Mi.ioe'L Sanonccr,, Stosping Center Inc ' RAVFPIPAPAeKJRD SEC OF LOCH A.PO, P511P07, ,' ':9 61 heq it • i"l bt.imp.ar t3elIP,4ar q 45 iii... I lItr,fWl7OflI SS0I, I flu 76 )S7? 0 3? ' AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR I 6 '• Lot', Mii??iy F I P. Sarah N ' t5 ,l ' I'uIt-r Margaret J. 1c1*rthOecntiard ,,pnkr,' ' ' " tit i ' 01 1115 77 tl.'ss P450111 P411 JAb ,f %'1 i,l fib 2) '.()Il,,l PJ 200 of of F 170 fib 74, '' 9)51 ' 17$ $7 ' ,.A,, 199 61 III 11 79% 71 ' £714 I - Hall Benlarnin .i & Lots 15.7111111 Tr A Lot 6 (III II Tr 0 'a' Ca)' 00 ROul Pirnuerlots for yy.jr '0i-e"i- .5tb and block lObS 7736 1. - ,,,, . -, e'rniO0e'l,ng9 Room Ada. poll* all typ f carpenlry Irtte'r,or . Frlecior, Re.sonab,p 373 ____________ Concrete Trade through , — "EOlI('lA'I CERAMICS Greenw.r.& Firing Itt 5, .377 0715 SW 1. of POW o ff of SW Signs - r.5oP4 - t,. tw ,.' I3, Svpp1,r, Painting, Small repair Also , bin dealt'- IC- S COoled TPiu.'so., pruned and r?rmiovc'g : ISunday 377797) CRABYREE.m 4S or A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week I ç' estimates - ' ' ' Buy Sell AGE 12 OR OVER ' -' PAINTING Interior Exterior if TELC "ION $[TS17SUP MILLERS tt9 OriArt000riye'.337 0)57 1-_ BL'DOY'S P1OMEIMPPOVEME ,., SnaIl JobS Wantr 332 l)3$,"LakeMar, . ISO 191 17 141 Tt'iic ritnl ll."aula W Anna A W $1) II of 1 11011 of 5 (Ilk 10 T IS . L. bIOS interest 'U LOtS 1 7 & 3 DII 9 Y, I I 6th intercf in Lots I 7 5.30)19 Tr I LOIS I 2 3 1 Si I 9 & 10 8119 Tr 9 ST JOHNS RIVER ESTATES P8 13 P054 Cr Ger,,lef It 6. '5,11114 c.' 5 & vacd II on S Bill Gross Gerald 0 6. ~rj 40t100 Lot I? 1.70ff of W lOS ft 4sf Lot 711* Lot'. )I It 72 5 4' Ya'tn 'at,,o P14?' 500 (iOf'v'l S Ma,. JO.'fl 0 P. /.''.l 14 Si 97 171 II 119 171 54 is '. Joseph Lot 7 DII A pet suprI,'s ' •.. F '04 Lot P9tess14 IA • - ' I 4 401 0L ,09 41)4? ' Pet Care C,r,.- i 10 61 - 'is nume Improvements 715 II ni Lot 6Bk I - -. I - (Ii''l,,n' Pi,,,, ,U ST JOSEPHI PB I PG III ' take Ckaning . r, - 7'S WV 1711 Of 10' 6 81k 4 tl,ssS73dtll • PI. 19 500 Lari(t5cApini Maintenance. Corn mercil & Petiden?au 'REASON '.DLl) C11IAPL F ('I' (..r>i". Itti 1.1 P,p L:c r., LL, 6. .,,, . Srn.Ih Clyde et SANFORD FARMS PB I P61)27 174£ 1711 1 rF GIs-Mlrrors Buildings ...- Ill ' - .. 36 19 79 SW 'a of SW 'S of NW r,,, Floor Cleaning 1055'Fp"5 BEA UTY SALON ?!'i 'i'r,' us Pni' 3.. .. lJ Si "- •t L 0': S.' LOCKHAR TI SURD fIT ADD PR C/Itt •' ro - L is. ,,,.. m L131111171 ISP. 14111111111 I F ', II '.'i, LINCOLN NEIOPITSSEC I PP II PG9$ x ç i;.' . f Pass Firji' I Sarah t. ("Ma'f.n'j (',e'nvq. P. Evelyn f,.i,Smtf ,it 9 (less F 41top Edwards Bernhard & Lobs II & Ii & 1 11 11 of v ac t on W 111$. 7 Tr A 10? 4(111 7 Yr B Lot I & N 16' 311 of Lot 7 I lt- F 6Slt) 11117 Yr I .e'c 36 liSp 195 rge 79E A,PP CARE SPCIALlST5 C a' Co"•'af Wanted °E ASO14A ilL I WA TI 5-377 73 77 it'Ll ,., Service Lawn ;11 Dingle AlonsoA Dingle Wills,',, F 414. I) Cc k James W & ViOltl S 4'f5i-J', Bernard I. Sbt o fluk 6 Yr 11 W 2 )rils 1)116 If 12 3650 Tcu'.t.'t-t V A Horton Pil & MytIIe 1 101100116 Tr II a 5 ____ ' - Il of F ISO if .'ml I.(il 3 W ',Ot' of F 7')f) It of Lot I W IA 15 fIr-if t.of I till lint F 731111 (if (nI 1 N SO it of F 31* 6 it of of W of Lot 7 (jIk ' 10? 9 Blue 9 Tr C 5' .471 lot 98119 Yr D 1 '.! - - F of W '.11115 Tr 2o Lo". I 5. 2 LIII 6 Tr * I Of 'I 5. 5 JI It of Lot 7 11116 T I lotsl&S 11116 Tr I ' , ''i,, .1,'' Ax ",'ç -, rrr ......Crr SPY '.S14t'i rTiA'eS All ij.r - 1 ' '. . '. 1c ore you d.'Cmde SEE Alum.numl,e'd Cost nickels r't' t,ut outltt galvanized by 14: I req. E!'m?r SENTRY I [P. "F. P1CC 4777 Beauty Care ________________________________ - BOYS AND GIRLS CALL " .'e:,' Ii --_______________ - ", Hogan inSulat io n, SANFORD PlEAT NC, AIR & CONOP lION 'NC, 40 Sar.fc'd Ayi', Hear Ye! C trlunirl4 & SP'ampuoing I' .1'J t4I ID? sS 27th 5' - iiI. ''4 1. 1 E'aI_E ai1 4',n'. Q..Ality, last Servi(e Call 373 )'Pl TURNER FENCE COMPANY -- " I"sulations VACUUM ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD DELTONA LONG WOOD ALTAMQNTE SPRINGS 217 01 Truy.i'ç & Randolph V '.'ytht-ny irsIr' I sins Iiobl I Jr A Rou,t C Feather & MoI'l G FCilth('r I silos lInt,? F ,lr & Robt C ts'iilhr & Robet 0 Fc,ithcr I vans Rohl F Jr A RoOt C Feather & RoOt C, Fe.Vlicr Ev,yns RoOt I Jr & Robs C F e'a?hpr 5. Roht C, Fe.ith, Evans Robt F Jr & Rot,? C Feather P. Robt C, FCeslh,'r Sec36twpl9Srge79EPd ',oI SW i, of P4W (lets W of &F NE ' 015w 'en, NW 41 ____________________________ --t'Ijpl.ancel KIRBY - - : 'ulI 'ne. GE !..ISn$Ør(t tiectric Compal',, ;'577 Perk Dr.vm. 377 1S6 363 )Oli Het- 7 p m SPECIAL aT.he'r I Dryer, large warranfy 1775 Call 134 SIlO 3 0 Annnnrc completely eguipped 14.000 4 tO '2 '4140$ my (ltt y, 27$ .. Hear Ye! keith Robert I Ilnn St 79 • jr'S 94 1.1)? I & If 10 II of Lot 7 IllS, ST. II Fiji l.'s'.W$°ftol P413)3 II & W IC It (it 5 II) Ill &ryflhh,51rl7 S 'I $11 of I 73 $75 of 01 W' 811,51, 13 ' Fencing - CO3 '.i'r 377 1771 -'' 'i: .P. ' Appliances THE BISON CO. - L A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! - L)'.'cI Vacuum tlrmreni., 15 ann up S.øie. Service and P e'palr 1 39 Tm uSfCeS 'A i i Dukes PPiiIl1, l ...... I i'l%I&7fl1k,5Yr5 (.1115*76.5 DII 5 irS . for Stream 1989. 27 lnle'rnat,00al, ideal trailer IS, self cornairw-c, lull, enu'pped with awning. SleepS 6 P35 6159 173 PS Sri- 36 twp 195 rge 79E all SE of SW of NW I . N 01 ry (lc%5 F XIS In S , a Cot SC of 11W N of ry (less I ;n WOIFFRSLAKE VIEW TERRACE Pit IOI'OII ,',u,. c' I II P. Pint Plrv S TI S IlfI of W ' UI Lot 9 & 5'J 101 ID LIII S Tr S tong Terry P46. 01 • ONE OF A KIND s Na other b.0 OP 21' lradrssin(ts travel ?railpt- This fully left (onlasned unit has induv'dual mncxte,n styling, and is mo',t UfluSu*ufOr 'he' ,rsd.y.cfual itk,ng f or something unigue' PriCed tic save You a lot of money fowl Can oe seen at New World Tr3yel. Hwy TI 57 1 ef'r' P,C5 mile Ii, ci Doç Tract, W e'4 9474 24 ' ' Ofton 11,1'S .51.0 ?hvrt "u'd'e .g 2ft9 64 Equipment for Rent ,7,m.un, Assume DaiaVSCI' 01 141 (1 plyment% of U SO Pent Blue' Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only II per day (eli Credit rn.,naper 327 1411 of CAR ROLL'S FURNITURE 'vI'ning5. II)) 1116 or tee t Sin loro Sewing Center, Dow nt own i'1,r super Salesman, a classified 3071 1st $1 ad. to sell your don't nee(t ISo, 493 care of lIsp Sanlard '-i."aic P 0 (It,, InS' '.ani,)cd I J; 1 7 1 322 7611 Model 63 LS ID 71 Evans Rotf I Jr & WOOl C Feather & C. Fcihrr Aili-ock (i'l 0 i Shirley T ' t'""' J77 ''4 1 177 0,11 Roberts & Gilman, Inc. Reattcx Cpn'ral Flrmitiie leaner" NerdI ittmngl in your area Opening lwvk u,,,i i' organization would like to be included !!i flitS listing call: THE SANFORD HERALD HUNT REALTY 71.24 1' a' S ri, MEETINGS pOut' Singer 1972 57 S P M -2nd and 41h If Sofa, soft green prACtiCally new. 513(1 .1721372 w' -' Søuth of WILSOP,iMiIERFuRPIITURE buy sell trade, 327 5673 311 315 F First 5' , . - jj ll~ 7s)Ill Jr Robt — 3J' ' "4 4* r.in(t I acres. stalls And ft-rices, Piugi' Otility blOg 3 t)f'drfli-,ry, Pioust-*nius R.i'i 19 Lots S II $96.90 , ly MOBILE HOMES Business Meeting 37 , Sante rd Ph 322.3340 " . p 71 51 Cfhcr'ne' F' — - ).'.' 1 6 1, 1) lull I flit 79 — C ._A_ ' SC(,'FrmCPr Ave 323 57X. 3sC)Orim,'cicDr 3735500 SpiteS va'm 19 Lot 70 D.- Land Ph. 7360110 from PP. n.m (On.i r fJ.r.jl.. ei .iIm F U. F I o n .ma flirigI.' '#(IllIm Arwiemlon Car rcp fi ' (' 1.5. .i ! "- 'L IC 70 N.''so,' LII'S I; F Icc en e ix B - e s,4 Y_ ,~' ?'~~ p Ix 2'. 10127 Instead of francs and lire ' Father Richard J 79 SIc ( ,i,sii'., 76 ..-.. Furniture* If "i.' '.,i'i s'.'.'.t- ,, P. "i'' m LAKE MARKHAM ESTATES PG IIPOS 60 & 61 Lot I7le,S part in 3cPis ofElchlotSW'5i-,f SE 1 .o4 27 It 29 Lv.i,is Rob, F Jr & P0131 C I e,uItiec & blotlO Feather Lot 25 Arnold William W With a Volkswagen, you come and go as you please, And when the tour's over, we'll even arrange to have your From there on you make your own s,hedule. ________________ * Phil in at our tion and Insurance. * ......... .. ,, -'-.9, a fes days Rome for a long weekend, Wherever your impulse takes you. you when you arrive in Europe. We can also take care of things like licensing, registra. (on.', tion 04101 47 7) Iwo 193 rgr 791 S 300 It of N uS? of of i 'jOl Lot ltlettSlôlf, a4WCJ 4 1 & rcjs Sec 27 twp 19S rge 79E F 'cOfSJOfNi,OISW sOI f9( ', Paris for the We can arrange to have a Bug tor any other VW) waiting for firt? Au from place. '" t,uy Arid sell gold or Silver coins, irintAC'! us We also buy b oils, SEMINOLE CON i' It P I 0 u i' !t. J) A-1 J., * 2) ' SW'4ofP'4.y', WPM Mother'i Day Bars in stock, 20 pcI 0scount on cii supplies ?hrougP Ma, S Tom's Coons, ?X)0B Alorn Ave. Winter Park , Fla 37759 10 AM 6 p m MOfl(tiy Saturday °ti 6413M "' store J items - - ...- ____, wow "/ SIlt of ( 116ff at S II? of 671 , SAPIFORI) TOWN OF PR I P05 U loaf & 113 113 III 114£ III In' '.111k, V 1.1.,,' llPni, Pit-.''. s'. ',OZltnl t,(1t9 Wol f'riil,yrrl Pl"rlw'rtC lir6nh Bib V .... L,i'i I (liP. I Tm 7 tirilflr'flfl )'/tAr y 'V 1 lit $8113 If Marlin Edwa.d ICC Lol A 111k It I firu*ii flub, .1 it (,I)t7 1 & 5 1111. III $ Mob., Is MArg,ir.l (7 Loll 111k iT, II Brooks M.iIn" M WillIams MitUell Robert F 1 I jot Lot fllh lit II Dorothy W tot LoIC (11k 3 It II ('r'sgcaye Denver 5. Belly 1 of IA S 1, It uI hit) flub IT, l4,itmn',l Al,i'.iY tiers Lot I R ik I Tr I Mulk ,fl lIcharci LoIs 15. 4 P1k I 1,9 bill.'.' lIt-roan) & ('.lnri,s .1' OIlS I I, V lto',yrII John B & fl,srtMra I' (.1111111 4 Yr ID f4,, Ralph U & CaItier nt-N 14 $711 of W 100 ft IllS. I I? p nI II ii I Amer ica Plo 1751 4i,t )6.P4'c,',lLotlfilh 21 AIDAR(PlEpARKpftlpG,O I I (Sn'! Nut-ui Ii I rt'i 6.85 of SR tar w St-i- 26twp 1 5 rge 791 N 'otSW ,of5W4ot P4 51J i 116$ II of N 185$? I,'i"ii's If ni'., 7* 19 79 6. See 7* twp 195 rge 79( S '3 of 'i of SW ----- _______________________________ -- . - lv -- ' WOULD SAY "Frankly, Starlet I ,Jcjrl't give' a darn," Cl's a nice a clatsiti.d Ad tit.lp you clean Out Competition Ski Boat, 40 MPH place," he'd be talking About titis your attic, garage or basemen!' 17 AUCIIOP pIus— 15' bII,,e metal flAke with '77 3 beDroom. 7 bath with Florida M 140 P1 F', 30 tir on engine room near Mayfair Country Club A&07 Os. (JE4L 0rlanio $41 6951 after 3 P '71 in Grernbriar, one for only Lottery Mcincjas Nile Household Goods ______ 137.500 P4040 if' We're gp?t.n' Si 7PM Spoiski mixed UP with Rheft Pnetrb.i Cha SB cIaly. 9 S Wm but, or sell (I'm Bicycles n.,,i.,. n.., ..r t " r ir.173 &.'Uii iurrr On ("(V (If PIf$,',4'hOld Cot'ttignnrier'v hairOrypr, 1.0 Surf and 'tis home' po inch-S !,PCPd, 125 and 3 (O'fle' 3779909 SANFORD Calendar watch. $10 A praclote TwO %Pte'0 170 4.,'(IlOPl Hwy I' v 46 OBary Drive, cross bow, 175 Strobe light, $70 Ss Call 322.2420 Anytime -Dear , Left handed boy., 170 (huts kitChefl set. $15 Hipt chAr, $7 so —= '5jintor't, .mletL,pa(ter" Dealer Auction 'io u, Multiple i "fing S"y 0061 60 en Office Equipment Me'. ii .ini se needed for AuC? 'on tit AL 'TOPS 2.SASPary o & Supplies CUSTOM DRAPERlL every Wednesday (Dawg Pat Cri Two t*dI'00f71 house, S3,5130, rry 70 sxt off at Ssntaed't newest and Deal.', c ;rot% t'ICR )40 disk model posting 'N itJr"ilturC S.irifri'c' O-;c.ricir, redult.' Assume m nrxzi. tnv'. 'ti9!S,YrT,t'O 117 et month 1901 Summerlin Jv'Z,i to' accn'?s receivable and payroll, Deere Ave , Sanford 373 651.3 Can be seen at Sanford I p -o 'fl'flL$U _____________________________ H Herald I C.JITY lIllY Campers NO ____________________________ 75 li?p.g 372 0710 Sume aw'.i-ox $9100 mortgage' Travel Trailers 67 black 6. white' Zenith IV. twin Lawn and Garden .. -517300 per mc, 3 bedroom 1 bath rrc.ittre'ss I sprirsos. tablet. book rrn,odt-le(t inSide', Small ?'Quc' w Certified Norman pigeon peas P4y. .'L P,T A i-Atitmc,t 'Tr.r, 1 t,-q'r .ise, Ch'i'% See at fl .sria MOve in, 14 06 F 70?PI , green manure Cove? crop Srtr It', Sleeps 6 , gas lights ,"rT,i,lp Lake Mary or call 322 ',virifor(t Pt,ne 327 347 _________________________________ Rpplcs iron & Clay cowpeas. 't'vr furnace, pull with tn,i' -. _____________________________ Ixciduci's up to Ii tOnS acre green .'c"i 3 Day wpekpnd, $70 F 4? It,ioy bed I nistirefi, 120. 7 diapec n.anure Mobile Homes you' teed dealer ee, 145 IMF SPORTS 5or' -. tIhgt, II SD ea rocking chair contact Haiip Dean Seed Co 54nforit la:A, 373 3170 --rlt'PdS reupholstering, 6.5 3226177 Orlariric. 'IA U "t'th M.lilmeq A Sec 75 twp 195 rge 29 1 oc W . sec pu)lt 30 It 70 run W 2 30 It 5 735 It ( 730 It P4 755 II lcs 'Cl', a'i Stamps-Coins iv P. II ; IA C' •' A PR I P03 £9) 39 24 Patrick Fruit Comp lU.Fvelvri II lot 76 Ito Three seat w'Us coinS. stamps met al detectors , depretseon glass ruby reo. Wori War II 'ems an oostaig,c THREE SEAS IDa Canton Ave . Winter Park, Ph 615 3015 Any rark dStrlbvtorl doing volume n tapes Call Us' s%I' hive' the right or you F'non' $435770 or 1133771 ______________________ __ etsr' BOAT TOPS, mae. & Cement bl'kKs, 30c each, vinyl or canvas Anynimrie', Brucp'i Ijrge m..t-or, $16 Three guaner (oat lops. 647 6714 Reasonable bed, spring 6. me??resj, T a ble. $6. 6'j' Venetian blind, __________ 1 !0. Child car sea?. 13. Water Alcurl Sun Fish 14' fberglass hose. I Venetian 31' blinds, 6' Dacron sail, used twice, %j75 W.nidO*t)O,, 15 372 UI. FIRM 3236795 i V If to POP of of In's 'S It 101 lOT I II)) ji A 74 • oalPlSoPlS SURVE Y OF AN ADD TO IAF.ropt 71) (14 10 3'? e' --...... 1"'. 7 P. ) flit II if A ('1 ii StIlig AtrOil i P. 10 1115 hr 7 I " I tlp%5 Silt) I 'If f I iflIb 141' I " .'.t I'405h R4prt I A. tia,I.pft 0 rlioy,j Louis C I Ruth r i-f S i i (Or run 14710 it I Iii of 5 713 If W Iii II li I)"Q n OF LAND MAMFOrpNpp P. Austin r'v.. VPrpøflp 1hcnpi ) L Ann* 0 Booth lIt,.t II .. Itc'g 102 Of W P. IS of N WEKIVA HIGHLANDS UNMECCPO(D 1116$ Mix I A k.chs ".5 Muon Roy 1 & Ruby Ps'. Muon Roy 4 6. Ruby N Muvon Roy 1 6. Ruby N 10? 7'. of ' - Sec 73 'wp 95 rgp 3OF -.".- Li' IS N FUR TLDE 6. ANTIQUES Top Dollar Auctions every '1 &.A A Nr r FUPilTtE 6. AUCTION 'CC N 17 : Ci#.Y(t 631 69 T O SHOW you tests big Highland Park 3 bi.'OOrI home on I large lots Has ccuble garage, almost new c entral heat and air, fomi cIting many All fo $42,000 You'll like it' ..... . - ______ Early Birds7:15 p in, Regular 7:43,p.rn . get the - Every Wed & 5 low furniture. appliances toots. tc Buy ; or 1001 tml .arry's MArt 215 Sanford Ave ------------ 1.0' '.'i, For used ---- C(.FCl' SITES REPLAY OF F'5 7 PUS 1t20 £71 "in C&St4fl4132 Lquipmer,t - 64 IA I; 67 31 41 Si 19 4,ln,$s 0 F to Ely edge edge to pt 57'? 6 min F 01 beg N clrg a mn w to Dec Se fl ly. It S r 79 4 ll Lot 1 S of Brick RI E (I! VYCP,S'A 1(1St-' te's F 30011 & s: S Rol 4/'' l.yy f S4ftl Rik II 1. i I "it A topu iii, t s.r, on ' PINEY WOODS I4ARN ____ Realty Hwy 17 92 ETERANS South of Sanford - SADDLE EQUIPMEr,T.t,00TS Wr"c'rn Wear, Save at the Old roo- rifil Western Shop, 17 97, 1 mole s a' DeBary - Back on Market! Chapter -. c 4,- 4 I , là '5. 2 e DESCRIPTION "$ ' '.4 11 '.5951 It i.f I'1UO "51W 511 let, i W In Wly edge Sly to tot IS ' c Of '1 79 deg 6 m,ri W of Pt tOO ft S 60 deg Sit mn sf,' of tq S 79 dec After you get i.?Uff' ,, 'I n" 75 . P'CI UPS A4)CICV SiiCtA hi-? 7 o m ,Sar'tvct 377 7770 .-V That p of Let 07 beg N 55 deg 9 Mon W 675 0"? II 6. 560 deg 54 nin W 70$ S It 01 SF (Of' Lot * IS) ft ( 1141 FIA 1*1101 COLONIZATION COMPANY'S CELERY PLANATA lION PP I PG fjf 30 run P4 29 dec 6 mm '66 VoIktwiQen sedan rAdio. I eate. (tCAfl. 0Od Co nd ition, -' , l('AQe. I'Ct2 37) 117* I ow r Ea ;V NAME OF OWPFR %Stt(lV l. Boats & Marine I- or Sale ___________________________ e,tr,n Pr IS5 Miscellaneous .. ?MER lC,P' flew trits 'I 'Pt t.o's 1*? :_J Wanted to Buy T. S.,, ii p.. free '""" DISABLED I ..'"'" offo 'Ernie hasn't saved enough for a toaster, yet, but he often stops in for a package of matches!" _________________________________ '' • K ULP REALTY S NOTICE 2 SW Fator'c air. AM IN ltPre',,i, It 00..) rn Like new Private t.sii. 11 3 4347 " 1989 Triumph Spitfire Convertible', new tmeS, good concItlon 377 7770 after S IOiI Ct' p41cm Yorker Full power. ar, one owner, low mIcaoi'. EXTRA SHARP' C.sIl 131 7700 aSk f(Ir Mark rcs I 'tit', W'tt,yii) I. (h'I.itPiy AIs Mury I Chrll. My Cu,n'tt,ns ,ss'ont I S IIA'fly '1'?tl• flf .iult W4u.fl 11911% t.uI 37A e "s Wi ' . After OlFP,iTAL RLIGSWA'.ITED op pris, "Id. ,aeà, M I17t Wintpr PAil - °' °i-" b"(fl cWtiy $71 500 Trrmt - I 6P L t-'.'-. 7 b?h CA P.Omnt or, m p.. ro Ste n d •. '64 VW SQUAR EBACI. Ii'kCEL..ENTCONOITIOP,i 5)4 9171 rQ/,Q TrimpP. Bonneville'. 650 1593 5'i 76,33 S ------------. (11 EXCLUSIVE .'.i ('jr De 'ye', 372 2115 2J2 V754 327 3951, 3flp 3 t \ I i I S WLI#41 REALTY i.I,py hO.jrk--- - OFICRIPYIOP OFLAN I r.-nrt ,am, 196' \.¼'wAQOfl. Bug lrarrurtat,C $350 3220331 I "", 11% hA A 'ii' 54 99 I -- 1973-1 410, NAME OF OWIIFP ii - ,• IøA' rri l,.x,.s t O wOrk,, $300 cash 323 2735 -'1 Plymouth Idoor, %'a res'o'er etecrir.g, ,factory Air, n.odel Fetry, ,.j ill .5th 34.0 engine, Extra clean. 295 711$, or 131 ' '873 Plodaka $0 Excellent con 1750 3779179 r - - t a' S 513 '' dI 2 orno Mull Sell, torn C.rart ' s.'W Rug A I condition. now" valve' lOb, pe ou t rear w3ryy., 1950 322 $617 Mcstorcyclos Wan? tu trade i-i'r'r'rong Try a fp fat' ea rPtul?t BY OWNER 7 drooms, tluC:O I '-'Of- Psflfl45 LArQ Cat ';; W4 or 277 411 • Two Ponies 377 5735 - ________________________ Country Club 3 bedroom, I' bathi. screen PS'D(P kitchen uipDeø. 70.000 BTU c W es • . U5fl'b, 'POI,fl 'DJ rflfldltiofl 116,500 $79.97 ma t5fspnt rntg taxes 6. IYfl Inc JN - - inc 78 4 MOSSIE C IIATEMAN ?PQ kriA b't 'D4 eDaysS S. 372 7643 - ,.w Horses ___ p ,; - EXCLUSIVE South Pinecrest Beautiful 3 bedroom, 7 bAthi. 7 A C units. 172.500 turnuih, 121.500 unfurnisPwiø. G MJSI to wecia,p Montt11 psmtntt 126 lairs & flI, &"k ,,"j,i , - __________- C A WHIDDON SR 1 ' PF' Sanford Pi.vt ..2. 1147 urALA aoao near ti I. country Club 4 b.droocnt, baths. large family room, central heat & fenced back yard 1. other desirable features. Ail tot 176.750 Present m?;. %1713i mc, Inc taxeS & ens Excellent condition L%6 ______ -- -non '..,'lrs'i'('I , a , ('(1 ' it, 'A'C1,- :c IL I.. ,i' - - Junk Cars Removed i Ch4drp 'i:: tc - CLIFF JORDAN EALTO o% old female r.ect ies 1) ~Y ' /,T TN A JOHNNY WALKER _______________ '' 1311 Lake Mary for 966 Plymouth tiCl',('defl', 7 tl hardtop. radio beater, new tirp New inspection Sticker Crtly $a9c SHELLEY USED CARS, rrn(h Aye, 3737960 Autns for Sale c wee, med breed "_/ 6( cntrI der arid heat. carpetrig, wl tO h)ols and shopping All ( 1Y COnJCnIPnCP% Low (tOWS cymn' $71 I0 tC, t: ox S Seminole. 80 Rmtter,e' MWU) .5.1:!,nance Takeover paymel Cail 2 6434 ytim - Free Puppies J'.' (D'DIItIflG f'(4" 7 tc'i'fl 11, P1Dmf bath. e•.'0 a•cjc I speed, v s A..4... ri" ' ( Alt 17 ',.'lt AutO $11 95 REEi'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue 4727 BUY * BEST Trailers Auto Repars Parts - Accessories th.JJS.'\LJ_C'\) I CRAIN REALTY , AS Dodge S'ftn 3 Dogs Rribci' hound, Walker hound C.trman SheoPierd Call --r -' • Nnfi celsherebyglventhatonfh.I%tdayflf Jun. 19739 OOa m at the (out, t'uS* In nnfd, County of Seminole, State of riomida tax sale (e'VtIf!(atpS '' '" n". uexvw on nneroIIo*lngdcsc,lbed lat to pay the arnow'it tte,'e' to, lxe'y '''.ri IPI opp.5f the lam,, together with all cost of Such Sale and all I advertising Her9Id, I lii _______________________ ..'ror"e rimS, rftd.o, heat,'r. new 0 spect.ort, ISSO Ph 377 51 1571 BIa.in 35' 5' y.',tf'i tip Out ST5 Call 377 55,37 Ge&n Shepherd, 1 y' O mitt., b1C 1. SHP' gentle nature Best ftpr 131 3915 - Trucks and 7 u El (amino, Old M$e11S rdnQ KennIi _________________________ HS Campers Travel Trailers ___________ 327 5757 jifl(j/AL Vrgin.a Ave from 1797 to model home Magnolia Park Subdvli1ori 747 o.,. )S CRANK P Pets and S'Øtr,(j ': I 1 NOTICE OF TAX SALE ll 6 1 Wondersaiumm,322=2611 _____ a 3 I 0 $ .*, I 1 7 it s myly E' lIt Is 4$1I15O*$MAPOP LU,a 54£ SlOP 615,4 IMITH$Z$D SUSOI)S 113 54,3 310 SC I 1015114.17 LullLGuilv '7.' , 001551 VI SURD Its *P0-e Lot ILA ,&il(.e?1 lull 14)3 3$ Ojtorse',iPu, , -d.,".' , ', 5, ...¼0(m ii 44 54 PIPIL L51,1 EI. PS. P$4,s 36£)? 1 of A lcs S 11)11 Lot 15011,1 Ii 31611 i,l Ii,' 'I (III 3 0"i!.,sn t Aa Ih..t Ps It" eèI'S Rp' ,berl "off ivimi i Ilouvi. "P'j4iq.,t (0,,',?. C? Inc , I) '1 55 - �2-The Sanford Herald, 1973 66- - -- Th SAnford Hijrid, 1973-3 solk tiESCIIPYION 411, 1 a ____Ii. II - I • Ott fl&12 elk ) Loll, 38, 4 1147 532% JsC4 Sr A Dosret L P V $. C Y Von R4"iut 7 u 61r Willie 11 Novi I tflwarth Co"Artry Ii me F inhosece5vq, Inc Bradley lucyetap I,!tniiin Maine II ml 3 511 ttt 161 ii III 70 19511 70 74 511 0 LII Iu : it 542% 13% 74 73377 La? 17 S 1 fk ft Of 10,10 1 $ 43 14 It MaveIie MIlton Lottie I Willy flflrri. Boltoel Steven I 'a;:lr$fjswor,h L ifforertir ..% .% t o," o, " 16 Lots 7773134 fIll 4 It hi S 4 W 7149 14.110 31fraS 1163 gifts 10 Lot It I 5 701 Of Life 1' cc, IrK Loft $01 1$ I. NOV 3e f, of tot 17 1 71 .3 It of alley NWI1 of Loll I lieU 90 lIEn' NW ctit Lot run F lot: $ 7lfi 5 W 34g3 IS CW(J S of Nly 51 781110 I$4'Q I WIy ' at alley aJ on 1 "Ilk 12 si 106$ 11631 $7.30 106$ ion 3107 34.31 6444 iou DAME ROWS ADD P13 PG II .ienb.,rt', Wills • 1 LI1UIIt' Davis Either W.Il*amt, C-doer Wheeler Frank I it Lihelma ScOtt it V I Etila P.4 10005 t,'..,41I. .. Lot 1$ $It. 4 Lot 7$ $tt. 4 I) S 14 ' 4 7742 21.34 $19.65 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR UNIT 2 Pit 1$ PG *00 Lot S Lilt I COUNTRY CLUB MANOR UNIT 3 PIN I7 PCs 75&74 LO'4 lilt C. StintS,', Wolto' P45' I F l;alu'tt P.' 446% ACADEMY MANDO UNIT 02 PS $6 PG 24 1.01 16 Austin nor* Corp $4 79 $95 for 33E MAYFAIR P113 PGS 31112£ PBS PG Ili Lot 51fill 3$ It is 01 1.11' flit I E.ntrr N ticinos M Lets 117 lilt I Mlmet John 0 1 (haste MUSSONIABERCROMSIIS SUIII) FOR PG tO' Lei' Prrei Maron I. Mlldmpd CHAPMAN A TUCK FPS ALfl. ?'fl I T' 24 L 4. . v.1.: St on Marlin Itwoiior. P &Mlrir Loft A&SL --I VSC Sion I lilt 5 36 it 30 36 twp tO! roe 301 S 3711 ol N 744 It Of 5(1 I' 04 Vt 315 ft a' SW '.i 0$ NE .. (lets al ley) 38 Marlin Danny II lSPlsrle,M L04t6175. I flIt 5 19 31 fillnty Jetties Sec 3#t op 195 roe 30( [ SO ,t of w 20D it of N $411 ft as NE '. of NW 9 1111,C 17153 Lot IS 36 to 30 Sec 34 'Wi) $95 rg. 301 fcwflw ACI i * tie' 17ll 1 1311i 5,11 Ili NW of NA 34 II 3( "t 3t ?wp 191.. rut 3(11 ( $7' i11 Of W $15 of of N 71.1 to of 5* . of NW 34 19 3(1 k'c38twp $95 f or 3(111 of S 75 5 or Dl W 764 of I I ; of Now I. Of *41W NW '. 38 19 30 361w;' 9!, 1 rge 301 W W S 76' of W 7*4 of I . 04 NW ' of W '401 NW 3$ It 30 34 lwp 195 r 301 N tTiif5$44ftl to $(1(1 'tØ( )I* 01 fI, l ess III 341 IV 31 Mnntortoqt I A I. t l01.v. 1. Tall? Joseph Prostration Jasper Jr Cot* DeissiM CoHt D"il. M MLf'hOrlOflJfls FAIRVIEW P11 PC 71 DversIH.. Services Ir, Service., Inc :' T'ELLOWSHIP ADD PBS PG3 r ConIrior Inc LONGS ADD PiB3 PG 97 DavisLouis ELDORADO Plod P019 LI), 141 1*; SW tO? Lot 716 f7 for run Vs 3(11? Pd 179.69 to 1 30 H 5 to two & lillo JulLof t IS 1 16 tIell be SE cot of Lot *4 run w is as it N(l, p6raIIi tO M8lIDnvsII Ave $30 07 It ( of, 641 C0? S $95 16 ?Ob*3 Bill l.a' Joseph P40101W REAL LS1A15 COW.PANYS ADD P11 PC PIP If. 14,fl3 of ..0 3 Ma'tin 'ThpcjIrj. I 24 77 Stallard Samantha 1 ., of F Its Pd of Lo' 30 Lai 71 0!5 All fl I A. 9 $4 L Roate-f !, $9555 1111004 ANGE HEIGHTS AMENDED PLAT Pell PG$4 Carroll ( MetlIr 131,77 SANFORD HEIGHT'S P5 7 PG 4) 10113914(1 WnodlI Milton P I Dorothy & 'ttnnn's J*'fl'% 45157 C. TPtOthM hue i WIlliams Charlie Rolisron ItiplrnlOs C$APPELLSSUBDADP t IPOil U. 5(71' 011 isoita' ii $45 II UI 1. 7*5 ft 05 unplatleO part Bib 0 Malt John A , Lessee 44 2 1 tlaIlJoIinA 04 all it of S IOU 17 of IL too f 7 I FORT MELLON P13 PG 69 L uls 30, 96 4( !-I"311*;' 195 roe 3$( Org of inter 0$ c I 04 MellOnvIlIt 1. Celery Ave's run Vt 4(1 ft 5 140 of E 60f: N to beg (lesa Pd 25 It It lilt r(f5) 31 5. )t twp 19$ rg' 31[ tW60ItWOf canter Of MCIIOflVIIIC 5. Ceiet' ML MiIIn Albert F II 31 Lot) 514 a. Lot 21 816.5 $5.71 La' 3 III F $9 Pd 7* 71 01 of Lot 51 S I t Hill F tnfLo4.g4.t', 04 Lot5 silk Lot P & 5 'i of Lot 7 £114. F S7.73 743 Mt P.ts LitetIrl ft of ufliIIat)ed pat $16 0 Levis, ól. iBIS & . La' 79 Ill 0 W319? 01W IX It of Lots 41147 Blot C. All uoptt It" $7 5$1, .5 ung. ;Wt 514.5 III K W t$0#$ Of Loft 39 1116. K Santo Anthony I Ecttn C Cherry 'ie'rberl 4. M$tI.eL Cr:oc? jItret Cherry Herbert I Willett seL Hall I 'She 77 75 5397 2633 Dr Matlic George &Eveivn LOtS 16 (letS W 1 It ID' alley) 014% La' ? 816* Lots It 1V'516 7 1*3.95 Lot 13 LIII. 7 11.31 *3.31 Lot II BIi.p 690 1,73 j %7if'at L ot 191W. a' Lot 30 BIt, I) 19 3* 19 31 19 31 19 31 19 t 19 31 3$ 31 Sec 37lwp 195, rgt')i( V, 3666ft0117199$fiof S 56 of a' 141 '.. of SE $573 p795 IS 14-77 2 17 5, fl I. 77 33 Sec 37 twp 195 rge 311 beg 146 44 P W to SE cot o WE . of SE .4 run w 36.441, Pi 56 to E 38.lö flS56f'tobeg 37 56f'o$52e1'of* i 1059111as1130 Ili 04 P41 '.1W SE '. 32 Set3?1wp19$rgr)lEpd S ft at S $37 II 04 Vi 11007 Vi of (330 to of WE '.0151 54 37 Sec37tvwpI9S roe )1Efor l6ttOfSI$IVtOsE 110 It of Nt '.. of 51 site (least ) 37 11 Sec 32 tv.r.: 19 5, rg. 311 beg 1111ff W of SE cot of Nt '. of SE 1. rim W 314411 N 56 It I 36 641' 517. beg 32 Wo'-fl,, Roqi.' 1.. I Lvii 44 At Ruth t5tephensh,,rs millers hathaneni I CaTherine Grooms Henry It Roberta William-. Earl II 31 t 31 Baglry George Oliver Pink1e neirs Ot'ver 71111L I PinikseC111VOIF heir's Ellison Angesine & PrICCIlO Holdup Ellison Angeliri, & Pt',U.1I6 Hod;, 724 1(143(1 64 45 19 ' 59 I Mary F Lai 725 lets 570", ft Of IA 7 3eftI5, too Pt Cot IA' III f?05( IS2I 0 Collins Jetsie CAMERON SURD OF BECK HAMMOCK Tells PG U Lots ito 15$. $7 Is. it Mi'rs We? her M,arThj 44 L.04514154.7(1 GO5'mly Doris A Beg 104,7* cot SE cot Galen Lo* l run WdS45 ft N 715 ft 64 51 deg 21 m or, SLIl.pc E 26&" ri S 77 on 49 mitt 1 91 6 t SSOil39min F 1913 I' S 6.3 deg 2* mitt F 47 $3 ft 5. 718 s to et, beg be LOiS 4 tPu't,, 7 unrecorded survey at Govt Lot I 31 19 37 CPiauiloin P S Jr 65 $8 19 31 to 31 McKinney Barnaro & Pour 07 Bailey Marie A 13.22 19 31 Hamnon lila MM Of SE cot Govt 101 I run Pd 1701? N 06 deg 47 min 5ØtecE 145b3ftS 4Org7im,nVtfl$9p SI) alto $ mitt 30 sec W 11043 IT to Beg being Lot 11 unrecil Survey Of 00w! La' 1 3t 109.94 I; 1 64 17 20 91 Buckner Samuel 4. .V'5(1' Robinson C.I', 75 IC 'V S (aster 44 '.O'rptjrll 17.e, V. Mary Redorn cie. e. loaticlI *611 soS Jutrph & FaonseM Thomas Fr ank t,t Arthur 1. Bernice W'I'm ..brtl C i.l 64750V104 S 775 ft of Lot 7$ 1`11111 0 4 )p $t4 LO! 1, -. pit. t La' 131v.' 37 'rt'7..,... 516. I Lot $51- E 1? 6? of Lot 14 I At 77$; Lot LOT If fIit. I Davit Elton Davis Elton 1. Bertha NCi;tlborflood Economic Ac',an Team Icy flobti Vcrn 1 Ii 7(, .t1 403 0671 361 - 'c $3 - if II Mntr?l' A'thir & 7 Sec 73 twp 205 rge' 79F w* '.. Of PS E 1 . I*93)#IWOIWECO, run W 1019.34 ft 5 130 f F 990 VI Pd S g 3 mm SO sec E 321,7911 to beg) & 5415 ft at SW '.09 WI 1. IA or mc S. W of SE • i ,/ r 5 S'atWw '.114 *..o4 WE '.055* '.1 W '-, VI EW '. & Pd( . of Nil • 73 2060S 10.63 97.61 10905 565 11.43 1163 *72.7(1 bola I '. - L - $063 75,54 $ Its 1577 39 " 4673 Is 1 475$ I .~ 971 , *0.43 30 79 2591 790 16 Lot 109 93$ Lot 122 .., . .' (.01123 l'arr,, ja'nes 10167 70 IC SecOitwp7OSrge3OES 7,flofIf)OOflcJfUl7Q IoIIA3(1Oft Let E '.of Pd . Of NE I .of SE f less P WaISt P0427) 01 70 33 30 717 '.'Al,',41Odr ,1 IT Jr AAljso( 109111 S7 Robb Leroy Constr Coiner Co 775 5.1 7069 A - Lot 7B1b 'p LO% 75 .It T' 71 30 & 77 81471 Carpvn?er C Russell 79 32 2S 93 larry Frank N & Matielyorte S L'r'nekugc'i Get aloinefl Ii 62 136? BlantonDl 8 pI'UaROwen Or man Conslr I Inv Corp Lois 318 35 ftlt 76 137,3* 1531 Pr ice Gw.naoI,n K 17.19 79 43 Orman Cori £ It",, Corp Uowin RObcrtJ I7 9f ti $43.51 690 W000R UFF S SU ID FRANK L pe 3 PG 44 S7t f Lot 261 all lot $ (less nil P WI *ltson Kenneth P 1 Cam LOts3O&)2(lll$rd) 73036 Kanfli'-rJack & Co"aA F ',of mo' s 65167 Lot 114 14066 Chastari Winfred A Chorpenrig Carl IT Lot $791 S 05101177 5704101 I79Iall Lot Ill Lots $51 151 737 73$ 3*7 31S36534614$1 Lots 10% $66 71% 344 37% 3763733111 477 loIs 275 so 771 Tyre Claude 0 heirs 1509 SIØts Sylvester P $569 & S14 LK E or LOtS 4131611467 Lots 171 467 & 475 "IS Peeper SooPtieK $143 K riicy Margaret W Griffith Edgar I I FIle H Psipe' 4'.oc'"e K Kirtli', Morgar,l W 6) 12 II? $3 9 33 99.33 ORE AMWOLD MAR IAN SEC P89 PG 10$ II'. ( Cs,1 2 - 5 l UaRctaI --i AIe'Kfldf'f' I Lo' At IdaRetal 1 370.8$ 170%? PARK VlFy'12ND ADD P81006 Li's ill I If • Lots 2S2e1 V Rose Wayne 1 6. Did L Leroy C Robe Cnnstr Co II I' fls, 5% Leroy C Robb Constr Co 479 4$ 5011 105131137 (lentil? 3505 Lot Bilk 4. 177111, 1711*11 Donald F I Pau line C 5.dncirsf)ra Shopping Center Inc StadnI William I I Lai 17 BIt. S L Rose G Shakpa V6tt Inc Sec 02 f*p 795 rge 301 1*9 140494 it W 6. 171$ i It 5. Of NE Co' tit run S3I7lPf'E6.?lf' 3.17 75 to W $77 it IlesS r ' £5393 ", ,. Seor 07 twp 305 rge 311 311.55 P,rt'4,'',,n ,1t' C. 5. Therc"siK 1429 39 69 20 911$ 17571? 14451771!W 73 20 29 350 IT S 114 103 If to N twofrilSIlponoff 539773 ft to sec Inc IT 643331 Of t br".: less 5 76 lii C'? SlDovsa.o Richard A 8. barbara IT I'' ell" 70 30 C,'n'rnns Eugene l AJoanC A 39 10171 4)9 Set CA top 70% rge 301 beg 42801' S &'I47 39" Wofld(ccas' tell PfW'. 05PIE . run Clli'S-3 ItS4S deg 7S min lsr W 71.69 to 5 11293 of NEly on cur we 117 to S 77 deg II mitt 9 sec I 61 5751 E 35056 ft I. ' 33(1 99 IT SWly 139 479 7100 72 34 . - Jenvtngt William N & Dun E 799477 I IT it Cori, 104 ill L.01 137 . r . , Silv er SgIg$ Inc C. T,tlec Hill 'reseran 943 4.80 SWIp an rt.fe 31 5 .1 fl9de'g 7mm SSW W $2101 it to beg 131 70 30 (11.5 DolaB $1.44 lfft, t4vrshr'I & Virginia S ( hi, 74665 1(19 56 57 49 i lol II 1414* Ii.% P. no 44 71 m'' m'- ' l'. rI l 197$ I'7 f 2199 689 31 6 70 10 so, iô twp zos eg, 301 org 350 II S 5. 6 SIll F 'I NW cot of NE - . 'IF 'z rt,,'n S 20 nu I III (II It N Al (leg It "tin .10 sec W 731.07 it P1 71 (leg 51 mn W to ,l W 0$ beg F 10 beg II 70 WalIsleOl Reuben .5 8. AI'sla 14 Sec 1 6lwp 705 cue JOE I ,of 111 ',of NW 1 ,01 SW'. (less rOt) . 16 Ill $6 It of F $1156 II of S 316 26 of of W ' , of I 'os SW . 16 Set 16 tep 70 S rge 30E I It SCI In SE cot of W ' of IT ' : Of SW I of SW $6 13711 of SE '401 SW ii 161wp 70S rge 301 F i of PIE 's of SW ' )ls' 5 395 5$ II of IT I.'JIItl, C loll flit. C 715 1 ., _-,,ton ...'i, bOfl Robert I. A Mar yt ¶9 2: lot 731311 C 4981 Sm.th Samuel C. pr 5. (','i'aldne M taller t-furthel F & Annie V .- Sess ThOm6S F 8. O:'ic'i tf 7104 10 Mulct William M & C*rOiyn .5 70 TIn 21 51 Spariman DewIldon 1 4. Jo.i'I I Lot II lIlt. r Sec I)twp 70S rc 7011 100 It of PIE '.1101 r 14 91$ It .1. 1 30 it foe old ll's 7Sff of It., it II 70 30 5 I) tep 30S mgi )OE beg 977051, S 125,1S it W I 5 19 deg Imitt 71 Sec W 603311 of 14 ', Sec cot run U $9 deg I Min 3$ sec 1 603311 PS )0 deg S1 m in )9 set will 311 II it of II deg 27 mitt 3$ Sec W 77711 S 31 deg ll m in lCs,c W 104 p1 Pd 1? dig Ii fun 76 s.c W of beg S 17 deg II m in 76 sec I to p.5 7C lo beg (less rd) Wi7%ler Sven flirger Lot 71Wit C ', (if NW. 01 NW '.1 F 73r0s of SE I of P4W ' of NW ' 4 & C 7 3rdcjf PIE 1 . of 5,4 CA NW ', (less IT 1511 IF rd) II 70 30 3Q Sec I) I ep 70$ rue )OE beg 725 II S of P4W (or if 511 1 .'ijfl 1. 1)4 $1? 573 leg 31 cnn WI? 7 ft 5 II Or £ 17311 W 17011 74 *60 II to PCI, (Ins rd 13 70 )0 377 Davidson If N 8. (Thr ilirtrt 70 30 I Otiosely foy 1 numse 11 9) 61 $07? Kinsey Carroll IT 70 10 inc Iton Jerry Ray '00/I4Is.IIJ U,'r.j I P. (,f a st 44 92 19 Lot 3111 0 Is 40 70 30 II 20 3u Johnson ftenni, & Viola Burke' William 'T A. Ruby H 31146 K.70 131,73 Sec I3l*p2OSr got JOE N ISO of of S 130 It of E 115 It of SE 'aol SW'. 05 5* '-. (less 1 IS If for or 1 ) $3 20 30 11419 C414,n PINE CR851 Pat Of P011 1 of 411 I i '1f In Lot 4? Brinker Irene I 6608 36175 SS AS 17 96 59.21 83.75 3567 3017 71 9-9 6 II Von HarbuIes Kenneth I & Ginger 5 bIll Pent. Rest. V & Bernice W I "116 Bowet Ric hird I. II & Mar Ili a J SUNLANO ESTATES PA II PG II TO 12 rod ItI 0464 IS II I'll on S 10 104 6 III 1 its 0140 . PaItc's' son Kecn,lh N 1444105 031 ii i K) 95 3765% . 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(Med.'i W.Im .1 QUAIL 005413 HEIGHTS REPLAY PR It PG 74 5:5.! ft I p, Ior CfltI &'Ot,f v 8W W of SE car of NE of SW s.. rum' 54 39 oe,. 22 ., munW iCCt $1', WOO It of Lot 311 W CO It of Lot 333 I. 50 it of Lots 33213110. W40 Pt of IcC 313 '.,',.t'.'.e r.p %s9.'. S• .ppIP..., I 'P f . beg) 1363 t7)fPSS deg WI4Sft5 CASSILBE PRY HEIGHCSPBIPG3Y - 'cct Plat'te rP. C.01 twp 71 5 "oe 30[ boo 209tPd$. 113.77',t . 142 62 a WavCSsen,,C0101 . 51 7s Ci MorInep V-nra,,! 4 l) 4.1) min W6S 1111 to beg (leti be g 30 57 It E 01 NW car of NE ' of SE 4 run 296 44 It 76 deg $I Va i II It S 24 deu 37 mm 4$ secWIlSII SIC dog 16 mm 775cc W 70 It WIy on curve $56 It 54 16 clog 50 mip. W 32$ 1110 I le $7 dig ) 'flirt W 7),? PP s3"ti'a" 5. 7 11', f'I 707 COUNTRY CLUB ADD I'E PLAT UF BLK Ci 05101671 beg NW color L$ 43 vfl [ it W- P 30 . . LotS 510 CASSELBERRY PSI PGS2JA3I ':lOffuf Lot 3OIIGI . 11 13 2; ' 10' 7 1, ta't 1 SI £.us'snDe. 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Carol Ot,r.n FrSflk I Lot 64816 11 LoP24111l..fl nip a Lai *3.17 2530 C", COLONNADES Ill SEC P$ PIPOSYS a IN LOT 481411 LOT o BIlL 57 isc,s' 13 12 Lantitnark Enterprises LOT I elk A S7 r If 13 17 Lmnama'.s Enterprises La' 3 Ills S Lo' *3 12 13.12 Lot s elk If La' 1 Bilk lC U111.*T *5.10 Inc 21 30 .c. (17 twfi 71$ rg*. 7CC , 13*2 LW20 510 DeCMIc.i,rw Corisfor Corp 13 12 Inc Landmark Enterprises Inc Landrnars Enter prises LOT 932 1312 Landmark Enterprises, LOT 3 Bit, I 9.37 1313 Inc Landmark Enterprises Lot 7 Ohs Gerard Joseph I Loreiw' 54 Els 'ift %,of 4 I no 14 ptp IS 07 Paan Caroline .1 Park 13 12 15.10 Inc P.not! Wilson 4. L Sandra 4.5 2312 23.17 Landmark Enterpr ises Inc Lanrmars Enterprises Lot 37 Bilk s $4 30 123.09 13.25 3•2 T23.O 13 17 Lanclmari Enterprise. 00,71 11.57 Va 6411 of LOt 4 LOP 6 letS 1 116 a It of W 1154 of of 5 313 Pt & S ISO 'totl I3.Sffl p.. 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'1 of 1-ut IS asp Ely most con run 54 39 , mon SI I-,, W a f, 6 46Ieg36mm 06 sec W 6403$, 5 1?oeç 30 mlii I, I4NW cot OI Lai 7l run! 149.33 ft I 231.08 t N 390.0 Il mit 21 let Va *00.71 ft $56 an 35 ibn 47 sec W 14$ ft to beg 54196 Martin K H & HIDDEN ESTATES 0541" 2 PB 140099 3663 LOT 14 c21twp25ve29Et 10Cfto4$4.10fta(t of S '.,etf$ 71 f Ruth 1 15*043 cot run Pd 39 an 31 Mon Si set Va 114 ft 54 IC dip 71mm 6 sec IT 17 I' S 59 Si sect 70J2'tSOo.ç3 ORANGE VILLA HElOHiS PB 13 PC 23 7' West Elvin Pi& MIllecn$t. NORTH 0814.6400 RANCHES SICTIONC3 Lai 17 flIes 51 min 07 s.c C 40,1 to Svc 21 twp 71S rjor F *00 of 04 W 001) it o 54 390ItotSEt. of SE '.. :t 27.37 Lot I fl31 IS HIDDEN ESTATES P8)4 P071 F'I 04 Lot 1 t,ep 5 most beg 19.70 F'5 1300113134 Peterson Robert & (,f'i'trUdP 0 DRUID HILLS PARK PB IC PC 21 Cmttytfle Kenneth '7 it Ftt* Schneider ItS,, PriOp Scnnetder Inc GulIPorit C.anstr Co W.mtsman sce 1970 54(58TH ORLANDO RANCHEISICIi054 CIA Oil PGS3I33 h less 1 310 PP (III Inc 1. Nancy F Mall Eugeflf' K Vivian M 1317 McCra Soon., WA Chr.L LOT 7O Bob s, Etter 0 C.b.s Cherie- J 0. Yola,wtn 9150 2219 . 71 79 73 ea town Davie $3 Iec E Asti N 09 LAVADA COURT 0840GM 1011.?? Lot 7 $Ip( Lot 11116 c. Prtn,r Stuart is a. m. r3t sr 1 04.5] ft to on 76.39 71.70 23 41 F Maitiartc W000t InC O"ienlai '.rne"efi. In C)rienee F erner ies Inc Orent, F,rn,rlat Inc Orients Fernerees Inc ,t 29 DII 0 .ot 37 flIP 0 .ot III II fill. I 497.31 Lane Cc il 14500 Cc Inc Hamilton L I .S' Orienta Ferner ses in, L.0)17)0.29 BIb 0 4-90 95 It Is ft NE '& I ': of NW L o'IO RIPS. ft . LOT LOT ? 8i C LotS LIII LOT VA is 158 IS LPFIZ Seymour S & Jelnofte Ft 449 7 J NORTH ORLANDO RANCHES SECTION 07A PR 17 Posts TO 41 SPRING LAKE HILLS SEC PB là 0049 37.7.5 tItAN LAKE HEIGHTS BLI C P51(0026 L.nhttDI&A PUe LimO Cc Sergm Robert f I Stitrir5 Seri Wreh? BRFT'lON WOODS 05 it 0025 'Os. i.Of ID Rik A iaflt.enbourn Letup J I Anl1i,'. NORTH ORLANDO RANCHES SECTlDti07 05 t 00 12 SPRING LAKE HILLS 5(C) Ofi I POOl 23 4141 1USKAWILLA 05 1 PG S 051500549150 Hamilton L C Jr 081(541* GARDENS 2ND ADD PB II 0053 rttn wesie., c. a. Swanson Ases Yrititer ss.ctt. William 01 Martp._isj 36.57 371 (16 NAMIOFOWI'ISR ______________ !'. £iI tWI) 71$ re 301 br'o s; it s I 7007 it WOfSIE%o4-SE IS of 4$ " tc Cable St CENTRAL PARK PBS PG 99 Jordan Clifford 0 In'. ftI I C-tien.fr Appliance '.0 C c 4I-.• - 'tin 0) Co Inc "IS LE -.--- flE*$'PIPTION NAMFI)r1w54r0 or LAND to -- Sec 01 ?wp 7; roe 301 DeC 219 4 to V. P. Ms ft So? WE con of Sr 'sot P4W',. run V. 50 If! Pd : to j 'ie I I. ' ':' ' (less rcft )7' P. PIP Lot 4 (frj k*t.i Albert i' I Lesannah '7 Jof'n'.. 5tpppq, j Jr L R.twcc, 54 _01 43 1411 ,47 05 1 003 P'ptt,w Charles N Jr hirE MenOo:p Abel 1. . Lot I RIP :. 935 lSPoISllSPtof PIE L PLAN LAKE E5TA7E$p5;2p) Lo 13 Barnett Dorothy U ROOSEVELT PLACE PSI 14 PG 34 C*t$" twlii A 5 AntGL_ EN 4.801546415 P51 ADD P& 14 004$ 1? & P Ro,rs CO Inc NORTH ORLANDO RANCHES SECTION of - ou .41 I - St4OftfS$SIlh;4t' fItotw 07 . MAINE I DO TO LONOW000 053 0622 OAKLAND ESTATES 7540 SIC P'S $4 PG*Vt ill Barbara 4 ..o' 31 1% S Set OS two 715 roe 30E beg an £ N Va 1 ro 735 5 ft SWty from I tine of Sec run SWt 4 s!lj to A1 7; ft 5fl a' r' 45nc,ioI to rd I10 of Silly pars to rO IT NWIy 149.3 II to beg (leti of In 3, Re IS) Cc Inc GLEN £80154 lit tGHTS 05 )4 P&4 Morert. Chørlpt J & Ma'art' H ,'.e' , flIp 1. Warr LOU'em Galbraith William A LOT 37 79736 3713$ i!t.l.p William P 0. ?S.ar. .' Pflnit.,t Ertmt $, I'fl Lot 54' SPRING VALLEY FARMS SEC PB 14 PG $4 spwr, William P 1 or uusoti, I (wood .) Iit,nlPMof$t Jøttot Clarence & SarafN Hs1'e'C Los Ii Lai 20 .01 It Alk., Lot I? BIb .i ft Rik 4. Oaklant Shores inc NORTH WOOD HEIGHTS 08 IC 007$ (IIi ij V0 ISO -.- ? flic Snn?orJ Herald ,913--i 101 16 OFIMII) o^ (I) 'vt' 7 1 5 r oe 301. Ping 335 to S P. ti ft Wo$P4r cot .of ii E., i FARMERS ADD 053 PC 7j iO C,arptt Pran,s 0 & '.1 of 5' 80400 Nellie 0 Cnt.selbCrrt' Garden' In,, Cisuelberry Gardens In. Lots 511 tI tot *0 PIP 0 Lai S Sec V'WP715'UC7,E 54 171.4 to Of S. 942 1 If of (flt it of N( ' of SV,' I. bets 54 ISO P Of S 75t'fto'1700f'a. SIC) P'otW 22: t'&S. 100$? (HE 100 it 2: Lot 77 l)I P 35707 j..,ø04 SI.U?I6 lISP. OAKLAND SHORE! 05 I(f'ç3a Lot 107 it a PlC t. Of SW t, 77 31 29 ' Hogsbrc Richard 8 hem. 2) 74 Sec 2?twr 2I r,pe39( N 51 ft of 5 471.2 Pt Of I .01 57 MCRo'.it- C.4?OIVOU 'atterscr. ItlSPtana1 1. tCtflt Svc 23 two 2ISrgt'19(54 It LYP4W000REV(5lD5, 0514003] Vtticp' Cwntr Co WliCoCO$tyC, WIlcz,Ccnstv Co I --- ()E%CRIPTIOP$ o. 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In. 3% 45 DRUID HILLS ESTATCSISI ADD 0B1IPG42 Altman MisLor' A SPRING VALLEY FARMISECO 4910 516 £ P6 0679 t io- al "n Iva St Lot It 54'nO James C Iru%tp OLUST(AD& MILLER SURD AMENDED PLAT OIl S PC 1114, • : I1 it.. Jc.o? 4fl .mru. (iv I? Pik 4. 0' 1' 001.13 i40$4.p SLAP LAKE SUSD1407 Ott a P. sl ot Ls' .11 71 wpiip roe 3, floor of NW lii lit SW'. . 77 31 39 ' 34.ô4 Notyrs Erie 0 LOT 14 '' cv &,n Lai 44 $i L PLAN LAKE SURD 053 PG 13 Lot ii , v . PB II P011 3.4.09 Martine. Jose 0 AMirla rot% 14 Lit 141 t IksII C Larl & Duitj,i. f'i.RADISI POINT 380 SEC 059 PG 74 it' a Ills I. Piungerforp. Wiliftirti I I brrnaa I lAkADl( PDiPjT 2ND SEC PBS PG IS o' u macem,rr Mason & i.o' I: 137.77 V 4i...t u:" -r' ... OESCRIrtO54 SEMINOLE 541 10)415 REVISED PL AT OF PANT OF o 10' 44. 1 7* 17 It Of Lot 41 'A 43 75 Ptnl Lot s Rik 0 SPRING VALLEY FARMS SECI 710.97 . SOUTH ALIAMONTI HIIONTS 05406,6 Faster George RI 10417 & Mary L 'lOt LID Se: 7: '*j ;3 lo 73.34 ns91 io 1iIe I LO' 2: fliP 0 Lot 2IIhlp. LOP 17 Rb I 71 1019 1*1st ?'AIa&OISE POINT PSI SIC OIlS PC. so £ $34 ft of t.t.' IF I ([$3 27 2.56.25 5.73 5.73 310 Re Isforr. CC Inic R,OevCOInc #p Orly COInc Qc Dry CoInc No 0ev CO Inc Pr fW'vCC4loot 10170 C.ariitt Thmdch,. P & a'1oJ H$y000C Maloof M PtsPttsn&., PAPAI),5,L POIWI 47H SECTION PB Ii 0096 1 "to 14 • ii 71 79 Lot elk F 77,4171, c LOT *2 In' It Ills r tie florida tJtliiIie Inc ILCSDá..E MANOR PB II P011 i! 23rdsof C SW'..ofNWt..lIespS 175 ft of W 100 Pta. '01 Saipero,o' C '. 22 SPRING LAKE HILLS SEC 7 LvN WOOD 08 12 PG 71 2 t HOward Laona'c I. Harriet . LOT Let 13 Lot 114111 Lot 14 LOT 17 1011$ 006$? 41.10 1. 40 I t Of 10'S M.aC PyilIit C .v, r jt IF tV4) 715 rot 79( bett 134.09 It P4 of SE Of Vol,of Si '. of N! 1. run W 12', to 1. 71 On 33 min V, SCIm ft 4. a31 It S. I(e.49 91 11 tr .au 19$. ', to twu to 71lit Vt.b, UlllIIt lttc Sol. If Iwp 21! rot 29L 6. I2 It of [ 175 Pt of 54. 4, of SW '... 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Ernest i Esther 1 (rrnr6 iA $ 77 3 11,1 141111 1-4 r, of N• *Ovprtt !ts V.' 0$ Fd( fr of 54W '., of SW t. run S 175 it V.' 34571;h;7iIeEiiSl 'ofSCt.,ofSW'..01 .4 '' 0 1" A, Fla CCoterncp 5s, ror 391 vwp 7I 174 1* Agiffm 5(09% Hay P 1. LOts 101 19 71 Set 77 tvaf 15 'or 79E Va 177f'o't9C1"7ftoc Pe.eIftofSW too 1)f NW 1 71 79 os It 5 & 40475 It hi PC (sell. CC tit Lot 4 r';:abeft I S.c 77 twp 7 1 rot 791 Pd 314 ft 01 1 lOt It e' Va 11 øf SW 1a. ô r'IW I.. 27 L1 1- I 1017 '•" to In hon 71 79 cOe405414&t3r3 7NO SEC 05 14P0 14 RrO'.vC0In( at'. C)'..,' Co Inc Re 0ev Co Inc PC 25ev Co inc LOT 7 79th ' of NE '. 01 NC '. (less S ITS Pt 775 0CSa OAKLAND WILLS ADDITION PB ii PG 1* 5..y.' DlCt,d .. 119. to I LOt 4 Lot 74 MI ,#r,NanntcW, 7, So: 7t'o beNEco'o4W',ol SE '.. Of NW 14 f'UVP ,111 I ft W 710 it 54 IS4Dlf! I C)#'IO beg (less I & N 15 It Pa' mdl 73 ITS 37 Stiff: 74 two '11$ 75 96 I Set 37 twp 715 rot 79t t 14,I111t L MIu$t.R Of 7" Lot 334. 7oIar Ethel C W.bster FOREST HEIGHTS UNRECORDED 014.1 088999 PG ON (Pt 33 v ejet "is'V' 4L& 4. Plisrt..ht H P1%-p Genrçi' P & 17146 SttYiIr Henry 1. 11 Of I 10t523.i&' Land Cc, Toenail Ins Land Co, Inc 1.14 two Pis p0'.? Of V. Lot 45 Lortyl .',. NAMEOF('WNER OP LAID Ili 1,11411 I ,p - LOT 7 SIP C PIl.ISPGT,3,&71 Lot 7 II? 1441 8406 at Winter 79 1590.) OAKLAND HILLS Ps 13 0064 EIQHTS IJNII 1 oi,. J140 11 June Rpatt' Corp " t4.IcPisPO Rual'tt9 TRAIL WOOD E ST A TES S&C I 147 M 12244 - I LOT 7'pPb 7' Pa't.rwtW (ariA 0349 I -- S 10017 Mart?im I 0 4., is Simon-" LCr 2 1116 C % *00 P0' 5,090$! 0! C of St _ot St !, .,.'..-.-. . -.r.".''.. DESCRIPTION 9. NAME 00 0WPfrR OcLAwD Of - - LMS IM 204 IL M N col' for *, S DESCRIPTION N*M&OPOWNEI 0' Lo' 5, Pc ' I 4., SOIC 430 S "I - AM -r OF LAND S Dt%CIIPTSDN COP LAND r------,,- Siri 2tta,p3ISt tit- )0 54 '.0154W'. of NW '. Il..4'. Visit 2011* of P. li4) ISIS ft loy of No (04 ft NW'. run W 7v' Its I?) 111 S $3 tiesj I fill', U III 36 to 54 ).' deg IV "In Ii HI IS II lO beg l fill $4 1? 0 i..' 21 i, P. PS,, IrS 1 4. S $ P 41 5'Pt 76 t*ji )1$ o ur p..,. beg 17511 5 of NW our of SE '.ot?.W '. fult, 11 7)11 1 04 dog 11 mm,, 16 Iset I 611 m of N Ill It 54 'S dog 4Y 111, 41 S& S ut W 141 $5 lIPS 711 41 It lQb.g 'a Si c. I? twp 31$ 'ge 3tTh Va 310 It Of 3 i of 54,5 Ill NI' '4 of NW 0 4 ,P Il II 'P ji tI . ti''.. J?twp 31$ Pgr 7Q 10 at of W si it,, of S I. off 12 'e*f 54* '. 3? 31 JO &. *4 Jotnion Coanlr 31 30 041141i Jam'S I 11 Pt .',mlf9Or,,1 ( holfif7o, It I. ',,I ml I Ii" It I , t.,, ''ill IS fillip 7IS rue JUL, C '.1 Si! t,f ' III '.64 of Cly 540 2$ '.4'I 13 fillip 217.a,i 301254 I . of S'jtj, 541 14 I ',lV .5 'I OS Va ' . 5? 4 16)11 �'f F '•--' - 8-The Sanford Herald, 1973 l epe 41, 'II DEIC14IP? ION Ill 1 DESCRIPTION NAME OFOWht# OPLAND - - 4 :4 OWht • 101 7 1061 113.5 704 C 703 K3 It 4 w c"oo SID min F 77S ft S mm * 59259 Pt it? Riwitty Dev Corp Or ; iw1 r oe oi r". Pd C dice It men W t8.Z 17 It from SE car NW L, as NW to. run P* dog SC mm W 4.4 ii 11 N 4 mm I ft N It cft'g SC I 4'V4 f t I ; t• I tir•t 1 3311 to ru ii Car' TA NOLIW000 SEC 4 PB It ('C. p l t' no Lfl I 6. V. I 1. L W:S V1' C. 'TANC.LFWOOD 1(13 REPLA1 ('II it f'&S3&4C Ncett Mar1 If A :' 7,47 3 IStN&LIW000REPL&T Pill . Pro S4 nil Bk.. Stiles j,.eer M .e'c 10 'wi' 7S rat 301 Pd n$'(' '. ifi Winter ra( Highlands 3' 71 30 in, cIOvAsc VIILA,.E Ph PC IS , Jane%kt,Hinr.. I AsrBRDO6. 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At P 35 ft of Lot 17 LIItJCIWOOCI Homes Inc 12 I? ,. is It of Lot 70 1. 5. 35 It Lot 19 ' Laureiwci Homes Inc W000CRESI UNIl CI PB IS PC. Si 13 Ileedle Morrh A 1. 5,utart C 30331 3P over 7i5"p3O( S 'ofV.. (It N[ '.oI HI. (Ia.srd4 34 7? 30 Hun' 'larolti Atm I Nell C 782.07 CaOLtJ(NlfOD SHORES PIP ('C. 34 C'r,wIr MarUare? I 31.5.57 " 031wg ?I, 'a. iii. P4 ( I' of NE of NI .. 01 NV. CU 71 34 mill Sumner V.' & Gladys I (Mtwj;I!, 'ç 311 N 04 Im of Si . .1 .111101' a'S ' SW 1. of 5.1 I, of Si 04 71 31 Loytl Anger M 104.31 '((W Iwo ?l5 rat 3$L V. IDS It Of I 3.45 II of 5. 'It It ! lU' f' Lw 7! 31 'IIfYID' 'Thomas j 7919 '"• oc two 715. rUe 311 t.e'c 5,1 cc of Ni of 5.1 .oSV. 61 .31 If V. 799 44 It N It Si to' W'llnrv't Sw vu',, N $4 uleg 30 men V. 10 It' 'e. c.,',. c u' a' I I 1. 4iLltl Mt Neill Stat' Sic,;!,, ,,.., Ma,, towel.it , Mi!tuw 14.- 4 (.0116 Lv" I' cw Sec 35 Iwo 715 'ui 301 SW 1 of NI ' of SE 10' S (.017 31040 Itle Sr 1l'wt.7iSe'3i( .'. 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Wtr ea,,-subsequentt Deposit, of S25.DC or more. YDL may purchase andl'fioriEi -ptece place settinp for only S 50. Or. a repc,si of 250.00) perrr iTs voL., tc purchase ar en-tire 63-piece Se' service for ) -icr ony S599 Elean ' EssencE' and charm in 'Cottonwood' patterns a-€ esiqnec ranciscan one of the foremost names ir chinaware VVrlke pivinp tiie apparance of fraile bone chine, boThpa -terr: of exremely durable. ranslucer ctina. Stop by any Fir eoeral of Seminole off ice nov and see these distinciive patterr: rnr yourself. Accessory units in boTh patterns may be purchased al prices fro-3.25 Ic S6.75 wh• ¶ Einqs accour - IL *t L) Lnj ap an Ca se ino e axr*,,f MAIN FIC'[ Wtj' F, CC CQ --p,&u L I Ica b.-'- - • - • - 0:2 C.) -• ca co I j TI g P ax S 1 '! V 1 11 Ifl b 1 wa b ! eiflng 20 Led -s b I I 4 ;e and np in and &, - 051 Vill LU >— C-6 L&j SIR con 0 -531 st1tUtt a 91 -1 Q < z U" 0 P It Ut lye rt \l...IlI! ationaof J co 4n 164 sam!p.Mow . 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It is IU)t (IfllSi(It'r d likel t hi I he Ill ri'pld( 1 I'iitit'iii.iii 1)111 1 .itht'i tl.t tii' hi;1 IIII( U S IIhl 1)1' tIk('fl ove r III Ihirt by i niestic ("otincil, will take over some of (lie duties handled by E'lirlichinan and eventually may replace him. lialdenian and I-Airlichman wt,r(- seen leaving Ow While House Tuesd;iy carrying stticks of J ' 11 I _'it -,_ em ~~ . ,, 4. 9.4 C^ Sir, ~, z 3, = 3 Ic = C3 •1I — I 441 • -a j> r6 A athers Rol e In are 18 million ad u lts In tht 1ik a si zeable rninrity, she United Statts with l)h)'kal suite d, w hi c h like dfl) other Count Edit or Mrs. .little Nixon I-iisenhower # .- . re!1Irint$ her ('flfl(i'lefl(' in )er tit ter and his role in 6 - MEN& . a, I — - = GA. 00 - 65th Year, No 207 1 - 4A ~ Jvp Wx II c)~.r - = I" ~A " CA r" 1 1 11 I P-2. Signals ,\;, F. I J '7 / / - C LO __________________ CO H) John A. SpoIs . i I 1 1_14 , 111M ') k Ii I . ~ ~~, . ~4_% ~ . z -ftJ t. - f ,M, :~V a 8.(A ID I I :. - '111 , 'I, , C M L^ . 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But unlikt- Richard arid U Watergate, it eust hit MS Job 000, - w - - - - Ifere in tNsstate, i ts-f ore Ahe ,expose') wt- had legislators 'I _ . up UI) to and irn ludin,; ' povachiiient proceedings for pittAnce of ks than $2,000 o !I/ - I C - . - INIft MiA _V91, . - __:1 ib __`tttI I - z . -0101, . "IF; - ___ -1%-5iMMM_ - - 10 _ - 4.4;_ = z i--- - - __ - - - - - 421- - . ;_ ____ /W Pq P / - I % . ________ " at the it, level. it 1t7 f3dollars 'IT I has a way of putting It ,ato -. I 1 2 orrect picrapeeUve, doesn't it? 1 .1 I involved sonic of those big money contributors ributors to the / 11111 AU Committee to) Reelect tne! President were involved iii tbe planning of the expenditure of en their contributions , k 0, _ TA - I' * - 44 :- - - I : - _____ ______ ____________ - -I I - . I I ____ •'. z 14 - __1 :. . i - il - = - ;- sidering an t'\PInd1 mole for VIle l'resident 4*6 II I \ A A (I I ( ) \ 1 % 11 II TI-13011-3) , : .... LIANDICAPPI) \ OUNCSTERS GREET JUl IF At Outlook banquet along wi th Mickey and Minnie tJaneCaelberrs Photo) ___________________________ ______________ ___ - - :~ Coun hILlS F It)N ai'0 1 Law y safety I) iarthn 11t is St t further County for Fire Firemen But No Water I (uI )posnitI )1('nst of a spe.ial piosecutor free of - W hi h od require gme n or %%'hhI'fE HOUSE ('ItEUIIHLITY has become a :` ... :-*. -:: ...,*: the t uiiipaii) developing t)F Manor, was at a itees tthay to I ()N(;W(X)I) A dry fire wiplaill %%It)- the lisdrant was hNilrant -- turiml off by two dr~ 1-ilkwiere satot ttie entire ik~* orkinen --- was blained Iln' t- to the h)drant %its 0x-cked tput bN his departnient three I'uesday for fire gutting the Ikrnld Stall Writer ______ bit like I lunipty Dunipty. But I"t esident Nixon ant] his press secretary hope to do better than ill(, king's horses and Illell in putting it # I" . t I o I. -: to replace Willite I louse Counsel .John W. 'id to look no farther then (lie desk of .Y~ ... 11111) I)'o:gar(I (.in . -:-~ TAGON I"Al"U"ItS TRIAL, accusing former ... Ill-(. sidential adviser John 1). Elirlichnian of `, It- y'llg I to bribe Ow Irial ilidge, have denuaided that di) I et . cut m gate oi \ ::. ... :: :7. hUe 1 louse links to the I ....X Area tieatils .... .-,. .,:, ( II as..,I I led acis I 01111CS (ruisorui puzzle I ir , ('mane ditoral (onnut'nt eather Yesterday's high BI low this inorning 511 Increasing, t1u1i Ihut iI > cattered shimerN tim-st likely Th1wtiL*) night lii'his ill the ill 6-711 loc E.ritertainment 2-311 StOCks................111 4A ':.:.:-:-;•:• - the middle and lower toda y Hospital notes .. - .2A: ' : * with intense rain and tort adoes :::: Public notices . 2A '.'. that racked tile central I Istate, '~IcietY .. 411 :> and left two (lead and many Sr IOC 511 :,:: •, -' : - : :: X ". aliowable delay to traffic iii b blotked ssr,s injured SiI tornadoes latt at Iowa and II Ilnoi olgiut, while present forni. directed -Mamv to add sections reguidLng Lune lurwits for traffic Ue-upa b% i ndividual trin, md the 111111W"Vii t!T11i. illow3bk_ .iln,;, I Pub,~', 114:.Irult~ 'x -.A,."1111lt! .1110 Howard Marsft-. praising his the uni'mvrWrated are" ant' er> subtle define what might eunstitut very influential, said the Jlnant will give the public Key sections Ut t1w ordindiltv. .Slade Drive home of Fred %%eek.s ago and found to be which Starsefe called a ats, according to it Satilando %torking tit Ittat little. "tightening up" of the present Utilitit. t William Mustard, extictitive law, will rt e railmid: %ice president unit general sign ,% motriset for a fltgwan Firc del,kirtint-nt lwr,~onnvl inmias:vr of ,s4inlando uolitie.i, or crtk~Lsing light.6 % " ::: Ie,opholes failing to reguliate rates of speed a o in mis ii') a e r s o rduunra. as a :::: _____- ~: ly nnnute work sss*mI "VOTF - Aimed At Crossing Tieups I I -_ - =. - .- I piro T. Agnew as a result of the Watergate housecleaning. _. - . - . - _____ - Herald Staff Writer , LC - - B I # __ 411fiz Aff Aa V1&._ Job. ., ... _— _- Jo - - I I iri, to britx the trial judge <4 0 -4 RM - M 4-t t, I ,-* f- !t_ that it is Inconceivable that an), country which would elect - C1. " ---- unincorporated areas. and that the rest of (lie :ih1: L i, a - -- M = _ 11"""' C4 Inia — -2 I __;', ;c,:~ ,~- A t- 49 1. - r" 111111, ORDEIt. President Nixon is said to be Coll- .. .... Mr ixn did .1l in his 3CIwined to dc-nY and lie of their involvernent of Watergate. rt, he will recommend th, controls be placed on the signals so that crossing guards former adsiser John I) - 40 il- 'i Set Ce . ___ - - -il. - 17f X Topiliiy v%e're teld that his ' 11111NII =_ 0 *,~ et, i-i = M I working ______________________________________ . . 1974 coingrv.-sional races." Nwi; lernine see . . in this suipik, who is getting read), to Department of Health Education and Welfare and last )ear's banquet speaker , who is a personal friend of th e Nixon faiiiib. If his department finds the lights are not "hoorable men." etc. I ur t t r hut tw did not kno 4k I \/ I assistant secretary of tile thf-ir , ,, . .. .:.-.. ~ I :. 'non-handicapped, and than- La% ii 1..- "The mail %%,Ito lives across the street from observe th e lights Thursday morning to see if they are working. "I don t want to take an ones word for it I want to know for mself," he said. Wone : ~ ft _;; based organization has t'ie goal ni helping the community's Senator Edw ard Brooke of Mass, ay "(be Republican parts will survive the Watergate scandal but not before suffering losses in the - ponsibility, but riot the I ps -.,., - M . - -_ teaching alter her father leaves tt White Iimi' 11cr special interests are the handi capped , ucat1on, and ecology. It S her con&rn for Uit coinfortable with each other." She said that site first becatile Public. I - ,3 - site feels there will be tinie for around the box," Afttir 24 hours of cogitation on Mr\ixons1'speech hind most of it to be an hsult to the - - M~ -- - .. - f -4 0 - m.isttrs degree tni.duuitic,ri - ________ C • - . L/ 3:11111 Coll C2 __ -- I rM ' prob!em with the lights at Sanford Middle School and Hopper Elementary. seen people messing ________________ -'.. - 1:101 cri impcndin to hear at least one Republican : •:' Go to 40 W It 1 7 . vtll t fli elections. Strange that many of - Republicans feel it won't ; C@& a ic1ri ii i)riIIr (0 _-A- ___ - . _....' r . to Orlando as t - -F r, (~. i .,:. li IH 7... Oj7 = _ - - - _ - II . " . , 1,40~ !. :-- P !-. 2C I a, 1 I - = r, r~ I., .1-:1 I I PC el) ~17riiiii I _" , ': 4/. .. -- / 11 - -- - - C" .. 11111P \\ - .. — i i. ) I . . aft ( lt:~ - I 1 __ '" f" . 1. ~ ! - __ * ~;- Much conjecture at this Wile all the effect the Watergate 4, . 2 § 0, rA __ 9 People have been SCCII "messing around" the control boxes of the school crossing arning sign als on French Ave County - I tr?aimnt durin' -.11 1 Mto theresx)nsibj1Itje3jj tile President's (laughter of representing tile White liouse I, I)ONNA I' TES Herald Stff Writer 4 I 'I enual 'IV U 4 -- !.#-( - .1. drservp~l (reatuaqit, fair Job (.pporttlnsty essing M W _1~ 2 I a - kid istory Both h4ndleapped and no i1ver medalist n the aUnn il ha ndica pped dLipIayd their Special Olympiri vn Thi a talent.s in a prittxitirlit nf en- frrs- "erri" ri.-Aitur.,- (he press corps alter tIng greeted by poster children froin r0 47, PrIce 10 Cents 1111111111111 I. - ability to hold a Jot) ani 10 It t situid •iflntial t ) II1(lU1t of 9 11 it Z C, ;: - ,_- , " - CM Ilrid - rVJ luindicaps which lunit their ininority rrtt TI I CWJ ; e ~ . 0% = on i ence JbA 111A ; I I I .. I P! . 4fice las? Fri'la-i I - z_ . r . I - 1, -1, - I i;-0 - - .C; --c _____ \1 I ;; C, N - _/~ Set -71' E - "\\\ ,4 by the two resigned aides. It waq disclosed in Uls Angeles that Ehrlichman lea rid last year that Watergate con spirtorc r 1Iard Hunt and (, Gordon Liddy broke into office M Pentagon pa pers de ft'ntlarit 1)i ri I 4Ilsherg c yehiatrist u *i e Rea irms % I" Mrict prw everything removed It was also relm)rled that Stephen it. litill, -is,istmit to tit(- 11 resident, has I!!ken on add(ll tint It's Ill short tt'riii 81111 thu i and P I J' flow. more t ht ii ueh things ns Wutei gate ' t i ijunt in the ( rhinet m('tiflg sdid K enne th U ( ole ex ecut ive dir ( toi of the Do- Of - i Press S rethry Ronald I, Ziegler said the guard was po ted "toph;icaHy protect he Ides .. "It's it Iliveting Illat Ilas to be Seen its ilnporlant," a White II(xise source said. "We can issunie t hit the stibjt c1ei It %with the future - _. related files, r _____ _ i.-* sntain.ng Watergate fici files were supervised in accordance with very net. I-- I - , I .1 I ) 4) . - W I, i I 9 (of key a ides) k guard in tit make .sure that access and removal of any ! LM __ . _________ M — -- - __- f 0011111 ~ ~ " -- M 1 I CON M E -, - =4A " 1 ~,~_ ~-_ - ._. 0.4 ;;; 1, =M-,~ ~& - M W 310 resignations scandal. The 1'reident was closeted in the Oval Offieo with Agnew presidVilt's lww responsibilities. What they will be is v\l-weted to be announced hoi tI i eti U( (UI ing of the \\ hitt' I house s?ff made fle(C551)t I) Ifli' I esign1tions Mond of chief of sLiff I R I1ldeinn .ln(I (01) doiiwsti ad viser John 1). Ehrli( Agne%% . -mintite ilittotilIg \%,ill, tile (,..,I)i- V" R* 2 M =OMMI 0 a at z re^ q U ~;z ._ I k , -I L!5$Ji I 1z u to;ri 9 0 iE M I 111 I thrI A restructuring of the White House sta ff ma d e necessaryby t(:I - - , : . V M "I . 0, ~ I C4 9 Mg =9 VI, :. I __ y- - za . . I , 21 g = CM i 1 - _________________ __ tr Pei I I To He/p Nixon Mop U p ' W SlItN(1ON (All) President N'on, seekin g tolnit his \hite )IOUSC III order, is said to he totisidet IU dn expinded i ole mi VICe — i -- U~r = -a ~ M ~ .^ U a 29 C* zi =, .7 .. 19 I • A gnew UP , I ll. rl: W = - . - . * I I - lot. - -- 11% V,-* ., ,!.,k I 1. Tk ~ I (34 - k I 1:91111111111 10' - r-r-- - - - 8-Tti Lot 713 Lot 23A -- -- _____ IC-The T,: ,- _________________________________________________________ 1 uesday LIter, told 'fl StIONI liv he lplessly watching with Herald eklgiiatu a specific IaIIQII hi I • burn wtit'n i lire Tuesday evening and earl) this u hazardous. li)drant at tile scene %kits lound iiiorning. tie found that t"u As debated Tuesda~. the to be dry, i Relati-ii Photo Page ordinance will require A Ill , Singino ? Group RUTUt. Vt o' Ftse naked iiwn UilW 't - . --- fetthth halt the maehtht the to b dr "llad tile valves been In tin Ott litwii there uuld have ILI,; IM-0-rI 11r1likiple ttl l+qtIffy thr %oo knit Lalk).-Lslery ,.wid by the t1ille SaIll"I'do ~)tllltivs personnel the PrCz;41Cnt wiling tiult tile holm- along %% ith two neighbo)ring (ones, built so int- yvars before Winsor Iladlatel) tailed a Ut) tanker truck which iirrived tit shiort orde r but tutu late to within IIK- city hinits. Mayor ill"I opened three gatvs on tile Luge tie Jaques said hue lint, thus charging the hydrant, firefighters rclmnitktt to ttua' alariii under (tie asitin,lition the ln.ua sius juristlietton iUttn the CU) the tire %u t'ut, Sourve of ignition, Itw chief saul, lcctt us apparently a.uuitt an ical box in the kitchen. At night. N0 a flagnuui ami lightsJr ilairs 1j U" down k:aa added. 'NIAM-C Said the ''Subtlety" Lit 1%miible use by private effitens as a bash for suing the railroad for violation of a uflIy ing the diiianve, rather than ha, suit on general iubtuc tc1) laws. I udj tiught in th e ima Sh001 Stwitty (tie th.e. PrVftr- of Barbershop, Quartet Singing in Allitrwa. Itiv.. oi-ni dreiiii 2:1 entrifes The ftre Jude.es. ltd by flr . Robert English, professor of musk' at more clothed. -- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 01, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 01, 1973; <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